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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
5
A brown matelasse crepe hat with green brown grosgrain ribbon pairs with a retro finger curl hairstyle. Another coiffure for older women features a slanting part bangs and a deep wave for a subtle, classic look.
A reader seeks guidance after a man reveals he loves another. Miss Mason urges choosing self protection over heartache, noting love requires maturity and forgiveness. A male perspective shares distrust but cautions against broad cynicism. The column ends with a note on trust and understanding. A banquet notice from St. Joseph's Rockdale and December auto-output gains are also mentioned.
A reader asks how to handle first meetings with poise and how to run a social shower for an engaged friend. Advice suggests: reply with a simple thank you and avoid tense responses, and plan a shower where girls arrive first to open gifts, then invite the boys to turn the event into a general party.
The Joliet Floral and Garden Club met in Mrs. Harry Walshs Plainfield Road home for its first gathering of the year. Three new members were welcomed. A guest speaker spoke on raising distinctive garden flowers while an upcoming February 6 open meeting at the Chamber of Commerce with an illustrated lecture on planting small areas was announced.
For six months at least park staff will work on a half time basis. The airport workers will continue on full duty as the operation requires around the clock.
The heads of the Guardian Angles' Home and the Lutheran Home thank the public for cooperation during the Tin Can show held Saturday at the Rialto and Princess theatres. Roy Rogan district theatre manager Mort Berman Rialto man and the theatre staff offered services free of charge. Do Your Shopping in Joliet.
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