Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 98, No. 55, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 19, 1963 Page: 3 of 6
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the Church reported on their aet-
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Be sure to wear the foundation
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along Brazil’s new frontier.
'Mrs. H. Bruce Fisher of Port
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11,000 BTU 110 Volt Units
Were 239.95 Now 199.95 '
14800 BTU 230-Volt Units
Were 269.95 Now 229.95
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back and front, and right on the
outer edge of the socket bone at
the shoulder.
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Spring is on a fashion spree in leaf crisp co-ordinates that have a wonderful way of mixing and matching. In a
dacron and cotton blend, the four-piece, interchangeable separates (left) Include a pleated skirt, slim skirt, tom-
boy Jacket and shirt in bone or blue. The good weekend mixers (right) include well-tailored culottes, novelty
print shirt, tomboy jacket and pleated skirt in a cotton Mend. Colors: desert green and meroeean blue. All are--------
Russ Tog designs.
The District 1 conference of the
Brazos Presbyterial was held
Wednesday at the First Presby-
terian Church in Hempstead. A
large group from the Brenham
• Women of the Church attended
COUNTY 4-H
At the March 14 meeting of the
HD Club
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mation as president and treasur-
er, respectively.
The president named as year .
book committee for 1963 - 1964,
Mrs. W. C. Hay and Mrs. O. Q.
Lehrmann. The vice -president,
Mrs. J. H. Atkinson, will serve
as program chairman for t h e
next year.
Pollas Pointers*
kin who had for her theme a
United Front" based on Deuter-
onomy 6.
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the Saturday morning meeting of Washington County 4 - H Clu b
the club in the home of Mrs. I. girls and boys, Miss Jewell Bal-
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No Stepstool Needed
by Polly Chattier, Newspaper Enterprise Assn
DEAR POLLY—Label boxes stored at the back of a high
closet shelt and punch a hole in one end of each box near the
bottom. Take a strip of old mat erial and tie a large knot in one
exd. Put the knot inside the box and run the string to the front
of the shelf. When you need a certain box just pull the string.
The box can be pushed back with a broom or yardstick.- MRS.
G. K. McM,
GIRLS—The tops of those boxes should be tied or or there
might be a sudden shower of this-and-that when one is pulled
out or lifted down.-POLLY.
DEAR POLLY—I use an orange stick inside a damp rag to
clean around the wood of my window panes. It is wonderful for
getting into corners and under ridges. MOTHER’S HELPER.
DEAR POLLY We all laughed when we read the hint from
the woman in the big old house who had a mouse problem. We
had similar trouble not too long
ago. Our smart little mouse
took lodgings under the refrig-
table,, nor loose enugh to gap.
This is important on low as well
as high necklines. Collars should
lie flat and smooth or stand pro-
perly as designed. ,
(2) Shoulder seam falls exact-
ly. on top of shoulder one inch
behind the lobe of the ear. It
cannot be seen from front or the
(l) Neckline should fit snug cu. -g. ........._
around the base of the neck, but [run straight across the i
not tight enough to be uncomfor-lthe top of the sleeve.
Council called by President Ken-
nedy met in March of 1962.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Suter and Mrs. Hodde, served a
dessert and spiced tea. Mrs. C.
W. Read of Houston was a guest
of the branch.
each year for a scholarship for
a young woman attending Blinn
College.
A report of the nominating
committee was made by Mrs.
Marvin Hodde after which Miss
Jewell Ballew and Mrs. Louis
Beazley were elected by accla-
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arm at
. Elbow
fullness will change with cur-
rent styles. When you try on a
garment check the following
points for a comfortable and at-
tractive fit:
The Brenham branch of the
American Association of Univer-
sity Women met Tuesday even
ing at the home of Miss Tina
Curtis. The meeting was conduct-
ed by the president, Miss Clara
Hamblen, who announced that
the state convention would be
held at Kerrville, April 16 . 26 and
that the branch would be en-
1 titled to five delegates. The nat-
ional convention will be in Den-
ver, Colorado, June 24 - 28.
Mrs. William Suter reported
a balance on hand of $111.19
! Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
. NEW YORK—(NEA)_The
old match game isn’t just a
gambler’s delight. Women
■play it, too, but differently,
we call it "co-ordination” or
"mix-and-match.” And what a
great little gimmick it is for
stretching a wardrobe!
Separates aren’t news. But
the wide variety of available
coordinated items certainly
is. You can mix and match a
series that will take you not
just around the clock, but
■from the office on a Friday
straight through a weekend
in the country.
( Start with a simple pair of
Jamaica shorts, and you can
co-ordinate everything you’ll
'need for the two days, short
। of a ball gown.
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in every cup...
ndad
A wrinkle is an indication that
either the garment is too long,
too wide, to short, or too n a r-
row; Wrinkles, however, should
not be confused with folds dhat
Darts — for comfort when bend-
ing the arm, the center of t h e
ease allowed should hit where the
elbow bends. This would be the
middle dart if "there are 3 darts,
or-the middle of 2 darts or gath-
ers. Short sleeves and shree
quarter length sleeves should
hit where they are becoming on
the'arm, and where they will not
erator. We set traps at night from magazine sales, $100 is used
only to find next morning that
Weekender groups focus
. attention on interchangeable
Since aser is approching
many of you homemakers will be
Federal Government and the
Consumer.”
She described the effort of the
Federal Government to. inform
and to protect the consumer; of
long sleeves 'should fall to t h e
point where the hand and wrist
meet.
(5) Bodice darts stop short
(about one • half to one inch) of
the point of the bust. Darts on
the side of the garment should be
in line with the crown of the bust
and also stop short. There should
be about four inches of ease in a
parts consisting of slim or
’pleated skirts, slim pants,
-surfers, shorts, print blouses
and tomboy jackets (fashion’s
igift from the musical
[‘‘Oliver”). And there are
’.culottes and wrap - and • tie
skirts as well.
Fabrics include homespuns,
.poplins and dacron-and-cotton
blend that boasts of spot and
.rain-resistant finish.
Solid colors are teamed
with prints, stripes, chocks
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cussed the 1963 birthday object- strained or changed by the body,
ive which will be for hospitals in.....
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mg some strong cheese around the cat’s face. The mouse smell-
ed the cheese, came out and that is the end of the story of the
smart little mouse.—J. M. K.
DEAR POLLY-Since our washer and dryer have been instal.
61 In the. kitchen, my work space is reduced. I took heavy card-
board, cut to fit the tops of these appliances and covered it with
adhesivebacked plasticized paper. The tops now serve for work
SPSe • laundry time comes, they are easily removed.—
NIF. D. D.
pose of the morning offering was are part of the design. i -....._
for scholarshine 2n EampSTmFAshien alse prty j a pa in the 10Ve
the meeting. During the period
of registration coffee and dough-
nuts were served by the hostess-
es. -.1. . '
The meeting was called to or-
der by the Chairman of the Dis
frict, Mrs. George Wehrung, af,
ter which Mrs. Thomas Gordon
Watts of Bryan offered the open-
ing prayei. the dress and above alldo try the
A devotional was presented by dress on at the-store to see how
Mrs. C. H. Shepherd Jr. of Luf-
There are a few things that you
should look for when buying a
dress.
bly dressed than having, properly
The presidents of the Women of fitted .clothes. A well fitted gar-
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.. TTESDA Y, M A RCF419; 1963
taken.
A message on ‘Our Unity in
Christ” was given by. Rev. H.
Bruce Fisher of Port Arthur.
At the close of the service
lunch was served the guests at
the Hempstead Steak House.
DEAR POLLY Sliding closet duu 3 gen
anrirresisttbte attrction t small children. Ourtwin’toddlers
are.n °‛except ion. Pinched fingers and the steady thump of the
.CoIrs Slamming back and forth were a eonstant irritation. My
husband inserted a small rubber door stop between the two
doors.soonot even the most ambitious little hands can get
pinched. Of course, the,stop must be placed high enough to be
Out or children s reach.__C. A. P.
Share.your favorite homemaking ideas ... send them to Polly agencies and centers in regard
n.careo (Brenham Banner Press). You’n receive * bright, new --
Mixer dollar if Polly uses your ideas In Polly’s Pointers.
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(6) The natural waistline is the
smallest part of the figure Gar-
ments should be snug enough to
stay in place, but not tight
enough to bind or distort the gar-
ment.
<7)'Side seams hang perfectly
straight from armhole seam to
hemtine. If side seams-swing to
the front, the garment is t o o
tight across the stomach or t o o
large across the back. If they
swing to the back, the garment
is too tight across the hips or too
large across the stomach. If the
garment swings to one aide, it
needs leveling at the waistline.
(8) Skirt length should hang
even. It should be a fashion -
able length, right for the style
garment and-becoming to the in-
dividual.
(9) Back hip darts should stop
short of the fullest part of the
hips. There should be at least 2
inches ease in the hipline.
Here and There
Mrs. Roy Wiese Jr., a mem
ber of the board of the Ladies
Auxilary to the Texas Pharma
ceutical Aesociation, was in Hous-
ton last week when the Harris
County Pharmaceutical Society
was host to state board officials
Wiese la a member of the board
of Texas Pharmaceutical Assoc-
iation. —— . . „
contribute to the welfare of the
consumer, emphasizing that the
work of the Government in be-
half of the consumer has a four-
fold objective: protection, infor-
mation, the right to choose, and
the right to be heard. She also
garment at the bustline.
Ten girls wrevpresest and enetwhten in publtc.
to clothing, food, health, depend-
nnehildren,-the aged, dugs,
Cnd hayehold, —plirm vee 2zFetor;' '
named many of the agencies that
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Following Mrs. Levy’s instruc-
tions, the girls successfully fash-
ioned arrangements from flow-
ers and greenery they had
brought to the meeting, it
Mrs. Bartz made pictures of
the bed of .daffodils at Harrison
and Walnut4- Hill Drive, pplanted
by the member sio l ast
October.
The Junior Club won a second
place award for an outstanding
yeanbook at the recent district 4
spring convention of Texas Gar-
den Clubs held in Angleton. It
won a further award for its con-
tribution to the Warm Springs
Rehabilitation Center at Gonzal-
es.
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JUNIOR GARDENERS
Mrs. Sol Levy, senior counselor
to the Junior Bluebonnet Garden
Club, demonstrated easy steps
in flower arranging during
. . - loose. It conforms to the figure
'Mrs. A. B. Huddleston, presi- and has adequate ease for body
Mrs. Atkinson, presented the
doors, generally prove, to, bet speaker ..for the, evening. M issL.
' chidre" ".....who discussed "The
Groce of Caldwell are the parents
of a boy born at the St. Jude Hosp-
ital Friday at 8:18 pm. He weighed
seven pounds, four and one-half
ounces. .
HEBE AND reNE
Mr. and Mrs. Milroy A. Weinert
announce the birth of a daughter
born March 12 at 8 a.m. She weigh
ed eight pounds, six and one-half
ounces, and has been named
Sher ry Kay
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