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S.A. Home League | -- ---- | Pythian Sisters 4 : ad " Hold Installation 'Hold Annual Supper, R a ; | The activities of 1956 of the Sal | ii ? a w | Sister Evelyn Clarke was install vation Army Home League stayied' ; 1 : ed as most excellent chief of the |on Tuesday January 10 at the : ; © pd Pg 7 {| Pythian Sisters at its regular annual Home League supper. | Ha 5 #7 4 48 [ " the { One hundred members were pres-| 8 : 2 fi 1 i 2 : " ; H Mesting Hold Tecentiy 4 { ent and the special guests were the| I ZA ; . % / ; ; J i range Hall. " Territorial H.L. secretary. Sr. Mai-! " { - Ge ; i | The other officers are as ig GT pg divisional H. JO ALDWINCKLE WOMEN'S EDITOR DIAL RA. 3-3474 | | ; ig uu : i ed lows: past chief, Sister Madeline L. secretary, Mrs. Brigadier A. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, January 14, 1956 © [4 ET Food Wo RET Ogden: ES, Sister Jeah Fitches: Dixon, and the sivisions) com- BSS DUN ST sy ; % i ET, ig ® we he ar mander, Brigadier A. Dixon. ©. A vg i 4 manager, Sister g a retary, Sister Lucille Clase; . . . | y Owing to illness, the Oshawa Sh 1 H h I K f | h i ; Ap) S Lu Liane; secretary Mrs. William Saunders el a OIwiC / ving au man | y A ; | treasurer, Sister Chri Aitchican: was unable to attend and Mrs, | ; ; piotector, Sister 1eata ame; Major V. Maclean was mistress of : : H : |} guard, Sister Anne Holi. The in- ceremonies. arried in Hebrew Congregation Ww. Hain ard wre comprised of The treasurer, "Mrs. Melville i 4 ; Sister Marie Lavender, acting p nein] The marriage of Sheila Z, Hor-ants were Miss Frances Palter, A Grand Chief; Sister Mabel | Sith sead the 1953 fnaneln) report ch and Irving Kaufman was Oshawa; Miss Bayla Rubin, Mount ai ; ? Disney, acting Grand Manager, | urer of each of the five groups read 3¢'emnizeC recently in the Osh-| Vernon, New York: Mrs. Stanley : and Sister Eva McCabe. seting | the group report. awa Hebrew Congregation. The Revich, Toronto; Mrs. David : ; Grand Senior as each new officer | Mrs. Dixon spoke of the H.L |bride is the daughter of Mr. and Falgeson, Chicago. They were ; was escorted to her chair the work in the mid-Ontario division, Mts. Samuel B. Horwich of Osh-| dressed alike in ice-blue silk bro- i ; BN degree staff formed a guard of and of the plans for this year and|?W2 and the bridegroom is the cade with matching headdresses honor with an arch of beautiful she introduced Major Burnell who 3B of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kauf- and bouquets of pink roses. } - chrysanth pli'ying the spoke on the Canadian Home|™an of Chicago, Illinois. | Mr. Ben Mayer, Chicago, acted ' Hh : ' colors of the temple. Sister MEC® Leagues and the things which she Rabbi Martin Norden officiated| as best man, and the ushers were : Bune z Madeline Ogden presided al. the hoped they would be able to ac-|and Jack Young and his orches-| Mr. Phillip Karasik, Messrs. 3 ; a meeting. Sister Emma Clarke re- complish in 1956. One important,ita played the wedding music David and Robert Fagelson, all hn ported flowers had been sent to objective was the establishment of| , The bride was given in mar- of Chicago, and Mr. Phillip Hor- : y h Sister Saunders. The annual audit- more and brighter Christian homes, | riage by her father. She wore a|wich, Oshawa. ' i ors reports were given. The |The Canadian Home Leagues not bouffant gown of net over pink| To receive her guests at the ye ; A M charter was draped for a period only assist with local projects, but illusion satin with a chapel train.|reception the bride's mother ware ; J f Ne of 30 days for Sister Ida Bell establish and maintain mission- ihe moulded bodice was richly Renoir blue lace and the bride- 4 2 : : dl Ke Tonion. , 4 arv contacts embroidered with pearls and se-|groom's mother who assisted, was " 3 iA : . : Sister Rey Clark : : 6 i S pr It may be of interest to readers quins around neckline and sleeves | also in blue. : : % bh itl Pp 5 . oie s zy Si 2 presented a MAUDE BRAYFORD AT HER DESK that the Oshawa Home League| complementing the double crown| The honeymoon is being spent : bi i 4 r ord 2 or Ph a eine a re --Times-Gazette Staff Photo made substantial donations to the securing her veil of pink illusion. at Miami Beach, Florida, and the| % # i np elin 0 he 8 ies as MEC, Sil Buin find Be, Boy Br ced Se et Bk Ga iL me J eS ST I ae i > i i i i in in! fy ravellin e bride Ma y ¥ - ional Camp at Roblin Lake, the ing a white orchid an y p cago. For 14 : ter Kay presented Si ter Marie 1' 5 On Eve of Retirement, Recalls Cancer Society, Christmas Cheer,|tosebuds with white ribbons wore a pale blue wool ensemble : a ih Gi 3 3 a shoir f Th t f honor was Mrs. witl blonde beav oat and |Lavender to the dias for a gift the Sunday schol choir (und and) TIS, LET Oca: The sien: Sorta of 'ny Sweetheart Tose FEMININE INFLUENCE IN THE HOUSE ier Kay clarke "pre cnita "tn Early Days at Regent Theatre school in Hong Kong. It calls the | Three women members of the | session of Canada's 22nd Parlia- | clough, Progressive Conservative 'gifi-. people to worship, and the children - t. Left to right: Mrs. Ann | for Hamilton West; and Miss Ho i By JO ALD WINCKLE for the evening performance. Mrs. to school. Gifts of bedding and ane grees fe S ore | House of Commons pose together | Shipley, i Rl gl 3h; as. | Sh So Prarie Coe MEC Sister Evelyn Clarke ad- All career women dream of] 3rayford recalled many of the big clothing were sent to other mission during the opening of the third | Temiskaming: Mrs. Ellen Fair- | servative for Halton. (CP Photo) dressed the meeting briefly. Re- what they will do when they retire, | hits of the "silent days." Seventh stations in Africa and retired 8 I = . re ~ | fceshments were served. Some want to travel and others|fleaven with Janet Gaynor and|A. officers were remembered at an ee Sin ucation BI 1 ' . rr want to stay home and develop a|Charles Farrell; Circus Days, star! Christmas. Night of Cards ( alls for Geor Aes as Kin St H-S EE few hobbies, but Maude Braviord| ing Jackie Coogan and The Cov- Mr. G. L. Roberts, vice-principal, expected the school to assume | g g " |sity, became interested in tuber- thinks she'll take in a few good ered Wagon. | of the OCVI, led a panel discus-| more disciplinary action. Many | % A movies. LIVE INTRODUCTION CLUB CALENDAR {sion at the regular meeting of| educational leatlers today see the Successful Event H 1d. A 1 F. the ' Ni ht tosis during her student days at This would not appear unusual| For 'big pictures" the Regent Sunset Heights Home and School| function of the school as something| wpe gth Scout Mothers' Auxil- Olds Alnua d IS g |the University of Lyons. France. that Mrs ray: i . Y Sc YW Association. The discussion increasingly different from what it, ; " . . { except that Mrs. Brayiord is re-| eatured a prologue. Scenery was used to be assunied to be. The fact jary combined with the Group "Father's Night" was the motif for other people's property. tiri is 2k after 32 *| bui ita- centred on home, church, school \ ittee ig A ' | i Mig Wn) ogg ills 30.50 tbe age a2 Soci monDAY and external social environ-|that schools were much larger than| Committee recently for a night of for the January meeting of King| Mr Weldon said that in order g carrying { Women's Hospital Aux. ment as they influenced a child's they used to be, had more social|®2r%s: Street Home and School Associa-|ty obtain a licence to drive a car manager Lee Osier in 1924, she of the feature resentation was| .nchi i A ( ¥ xa 3 Basi a : : became assistant manager under|nerformed, wh BY some local] Sunshine Repeiah Loge education. Mr. Roberts was assist-| activities, might make it more im- Progrescive euchre 'was played) ton. Mr. George Moss presided one must first take driving les- Mr. James Foy during the war, a|person of talent. As the song ended J Mot aera A . led in the discussion by the Rever- personal, he said. in the Hillcroft Street Scout Ha {an was ably assiste y I.|sons, then an examination, and unique position since few movie he stage darkened and the picture 8th Scout )\ J ers Ant. lend H. A. Mellow, Dr. W G. Watt, The panel all agreed that man The president of the Auxiliary, George Weldon as secretary and|after passing that examination, theatres have women in manager- flickered on to the screen. Centre Street H and S. Assn. |nr J, W McNeill and Mr. G. A.|is more than flesh and blood, he is| Mrs. Robert Clayton, welcomed Mr. George Webster as treasurer. must obtain insurance. Whereas jal posts | "Those old-time films opened a| Simece Street COIT Fletcher. an immortal soul and in edua-|the guests. Mr. Moss opened the meeting anyone over the age of 16 may ob KNOWN TO HUN new world of lentertaimmnent.'| Licasant Mon. Aff. Cluh It was stated that "there was, tional processes must be tended as| Prizes were awarded to the fol- 2nd. called on Mr .George Pearce, tain a licence to carry a gun. Yet ow? INDREDS od ory. Bravia "and those Bus. and Prof. Women's Club an yneasy feeling that the influ- such lowing: Mrs. John. Drinkle, . Mrs. chairman of the program €om-| gun accidents can cause a'most Since the days of the two-reel ih ber ve| 3th Scout Mothers' Aux. |ence of the home had lost some of Mrs. J W. Britton thanked the jack Wrigh , {irkland, | Pitee. =. .. las many deaths as car accidents. comedies and the *'col (of us who remember them have ( tion H and S As £ : Sy Leg Jack Wright, Mrs. D. Kirkland, Harrison Murphy. principal S s ossal epics i -oronation H and S Assn. its former effectiveness" One of members of the panel for its inter- Ge i r vir. Harrison Murphy, principal ge concluded his remarks by say- of the silent films, Maudie's cheery|2 deeper attachment for the movies College Hill H and S Assn h i 4 bv F y ¥ +€1* Mr. George Bobier, Mr Thomas | occ entertained with two films. |; oy 3 : Hid h Yitran the younger generations that| willing Work . | the reasons for stating this observ- es'ing and informative discussion. Abthorpe, Mr. Jack Wright, Mr.|The first showimg showed a fire ing "A gun is like a woman, treat smile has greeted movie-goers, and po them for granted | ing Workers |ation was that the home was| Mrs. Earl Huntley presided at/. .c.™" popier Mr Robert! whi a e .-!it with respect and it is your best eight years ago Famous Players| "With the coming of synchroniz-| TUESDAY | spreading itself out thinner bythe meeting. lal ree and Mrs. J. Roberts {which occurred in an Arnprior| frend, treat it carelessly or abuse| presented her with a jewelled pin = | trying to take active parts in the, It was decided to send two del-|"'2Y Peale '|lumber yard and depicted the|jt and anything can happen." | in recognition of 25 years' service, ©d Sound effects we had to ac-| payughters of England [school, church and many other egates to the Ontario Home and|/Mrs. M. T. Topping and Mr. hazards of fire and the almost Another highlight on the pro- gram was the appearnace of the "Ive always loved show busi. COMmodate a machine backstage ga "Home League outside organizations. | School conference in Toronto in|N: Gimblett. | impossible task of fighting fire * ness," she said, "so the long hours 13 Prodice_the ri Sunde an] Christ Church WA | Mr. Mellow speaking for the April. | Bridge was played in the recre:| with a bucket brigade. His second gu th ow 8 Sn ne antals | spent at the theatre have never 'Wings' we had to find oa for Fellowship Group church asked "What kind of prod-| A report was made by Mrs. Jack ational hall of Christ Memorial| film was entitled 'Conservation."| Ceo © 0 following members Ii [irked me. In the early days we ran, travelling orchestra. she laugn.| Lriendship Group {uct do we wish to produce; or| Liston on the night of cards to be Church. Mr. Russell Flutter wel-| Taken near Oshawa Jarbor i Messrs. John Nicholls, Gil Taylor | three-day vaudeville acts, and Ij.4 . | Canadian ion Aux. | "What do we want our children held at the school on January 25 comed the guests. | showed ie melhor) of BAK € and|.nd Bob Rankin, three boys from | on ig whes Bent Jon According to the movie histor- Holy Trinity Eve. Guild fto be like" He quoteq Socrates as § p.m, : 4 Prizes were all lucky draws and| "yj. "phoma Davidson introdue-| OCVI who sang several delightful . xs, WIS was A professional magh | a talkies made their debut in| Ne Jr. WA Saving "A supreme goal of educa; Mrs. CR Harrison grade four|yore won as follows: Mrs, Jobn ed members of an impromptu|arrangements. | ide around 10WD Bling. and the first to be shown oi] Hoots Head Aux [tion is the tending of our souls." room mother served refreshments|yroppning "Mrs. Fred Sturch, Mrs.|male quartet composed of Messrs.| Mr. Maycock expressed appre- folded 2s en altraction io his act) the I hr wo Brosiver Me copay H and 3: Assn Mr. Fletcher, representing the and the attendance prize was Wom grnest Reading, Mrs. Jack Fran-| Everett Maycock, George Pearce, ciation to Mr. Murphy, Mr W.el- ll The tortoise has ne housing ission was . school, said he felt that the home'by Mrs. Gloria Adair's room. |cis, Mrs. John Robertson, Mrs. J.|Colin Daniel and George Moss. (don and the Boys' Quartet. |§ worry. No mortgage problem + reents for the matin 3 |ody, starring Anita Page, Bessie] Westmount WA : I ! -- m ee and Liu cents Love and Charles King. Another| St. Paul's Guild cClennan, Mrs. Fred Harris, Their rendition of well - known| Mr. Moss conducted a short bus-| | a eee. | | Mi |carly talkie was Gold-diggers of| Victoria Lodge, LTB | | Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs. S. A. favorites was well received. iness session. I HALF-SIZE STYLE [Broadway starring Winnie Light| Albert Street WA » ¥ |Willson, Mrs. T. Kellar, Mrs. H.| "Safety in Hunting" was the| Attendance prize was won by |ner, followed by Al Jolson in Sonny| Knox Presbyterian WMS | F. Kane, Mrs. William Fitches, topic chosen by Mr. George Wel- Mr. D. A. Sutton's room. | Boy and Sunshine Susy with its| Storie Park Aux. . . Mrs. L. C. Luke, Mrs, J. B.| don for an interesting talks. Mr.| Refreshments were served by i catchy little theme song, "Today ST. STEPHEN'S SR. WA showed an interesting display of Thompson. Door prize, Mrs. J. Weldon stated that it was impor-| the fathers of pupils in Mr. Sut- 1 am So Happy". WEDNESDAY The January meeting of the hooks which are available at the|Fitches. tant for parents to instruct their|ton's room under the .chairman-| ship of Mr. Chas. Collard tself usin een Lodg Church was held at the home arms, and to teach them respect 4 [About this time a fim was made| Tih Scout Mothers' Aux. Jirs Yay. Smits," Sitmpos"Shregt = - served . - SUN LIFE ASSURANCES by a company that had been ex-| King Street WMS North. NORTH SIMCOE H AND S$ ASSN. : [ : : tient could not convincingly be |hibiting at the Canadian National] Oshawa Film Council The annual reports from the "oo 0 re and School Quicker Detection urged, a hospital announcement lf COMPANY OF CANADA Exhibition. Called "'Oshawa| 13th Scout Mothers' Aux. different officers were Tead and] IK I entitn the Linen Touche ard | 1g With the advent of sound Oshawa| SA Prayer Meeting Seo WA of ees a! library. Refreshments were serv-| After 'the lucky draws were| children on the proper use of firejahip of Mr. Ci 4 1a h > Ps ed refr Speaks" it included a parade of] CP and T Committee the year end financial report was cp. "0 ditorium with Mrs. S. J. Of Tuberculosis With Dr. Mankiewicz's new et . th 1i fi Cedar Dale Jr. WA given. ; nh of if us ing Fling Ps hg Pearl Group Mr. S. G. Saywell installed the | Barlow, president, presiding. and|meiod, much of ine anxiety of] 'he dik p apd) : . new officers for 1956 and thanked| Mrs. Barlow announced that) , #aeh the waiting patient is eliminated local choir Tam ey the nee THURSDAY the auxiliary for the part it played|Mrs. Leo Glover was convening By DOROTHY ROE jopter Detned y Pi tive and spread of the disease is 2 ROGER dential music: many wellknown| Girl Guide ®x. Council in helping the church in so many|the North Simcoe H and S bridge NEW YORK (AP) -- A woman|has been discovered at the Royal checked by early isolation of the §° 5 WOLFE singers took leading parts and Mr.| Court Charlene COF ways. " to be held on Tuesday evening, | ould never look severe, in the ital, a Mo Molntyre facing Pa the narra-| Maple Leaf, LTB Mrs. Ray Smith, the new pres- February 14. She also announced Shoula of Hannah Troy, who soft- Edward Laurentian Hospital her| X-ray examination remains im- tor. St. George's Eve. WA ident, took charge of the meeting| Home and School Council meeting ane the uncompromising look of|staff at the hospital have discov-|portant for the detection of lung | Mrs. Brayford sald that she Happy Doubles Club and new projects were discussed|to be held at the E., A. Lovell|the straight silhouette this spring|ered a mew method of detecting|lesions but the nature of lesions i § Died would never forget the day, July| Calvary Baptist WMS$ for the year. The combined service School, January 24, and a "Citi-|with feminine and, frilly lingerie| "tracing" the early growth of|can only be determined definitely | RA 3.2008 21, 1933, that Polly Moran, who| Shrist Church Eve. Guild of the Sr. and Jr. WA's and zenship Night" in Deer Park| touches. They range from a wide tubercle bacilli in two 'weeks.[Dy discovery of tubercle bacilll.| {starred in many pictures with Mar.| Albert Street WA the Jane Dennis group for Janu-|School, Toroato, on January 26. |cape collar of crisp, white em-|Formerly it took five weeks. Dr. Mankiewicz, who taught bac- | | lie Dressler, called at' the Regent,| St: George's Aft. Aux. ary 29, also a St. Patrick's tea) The room attendance was won|broidered organdie on a navy silk] The improved method consists interiology in a French university chatted with her and left her an| Kate McLaurin Aux. for March 14, and a spring bazaar. |,y Miss Muereta Hull's room. |afternoon dress to a discreet little|tubercle bacilli with a yeast whick|in Shanghai and has done much autographed photograph which she Sivenile Maple Leal The members were divided Into] ppa puginess meeting was fol-|collar of linen and lace on a shee|will grow only on a laboratory research work at McGill Univer- treasures to this day. B A Ewe A groups to take charge of the der lowed by a film entitled "Human|biege wool sheath. culture containing tubercle bacilli. In all her years at the theatre| Soya Chapter, OES votional for the meetings or he |Growth." Mrs. R. A. Wallace act-| The white-collar girl is this de-|As even a small of the [nothing really tragic has happened.| Centre Street WA. year. The next ee Werany|cd as moderator for a panel to|signer's favorite for spring and her bacilli in the culture produce heavy ; [One New Year's Eve the crowd| Challenger Group held at the home of 1 ty xan |discuss this film. Other members|crisp accents of linen and lace|and visible growth of the yeast the) = pop DISCRIMINATING MEN «so [that thronged into the late show| 17th Scout Mothors' Anz Crawford, 105 Orchard Ioteh OU- of the panel were Mrs. A. P. give a fresh and flattering look{Presence of the bacilli is quickly] * |was so enormous that the weight i i levard. Mrs, David utcheon, pylton, Mrs. Donald Stiles, Mr.|to the new fashions, viewed today|established. Mrs. Frank Kirby and Mrs. R. W.[po gH. Dancey, Mr. Hubert and/by the fashion press. Before the development of Dr. and pressure finally broke the | ! / : A | Smith served refreshments. |Dr. D. E. Sturgess An extremely ft tit hi Mankiewicz's method it took five hurt, but if was almost unbearable] PERSONALS | ALBERT ST. H. AND 8. ASSN,|lively discussion followed with thela 'two-piece look in 8 one - plece|(0 4X weeks to confirm, by cul two Inew lO =A tae hurt, but it was almost unbearable ibid : ph | {panel members and the associa-| tural methods, the presence or ab- sitting there in the icy draught. - ] | The regular meeting of Albert/tion members Taos part. [dress by simulated boleros and| oo of tubercle bacilli in a pa- "Children often fall asleep in the, Cathrina Gibson was elected as g oot Home and School Associa-| |tackets. Others have real Jackets jon; show," Mrs. Brayford said, "but| president of the Blue Bird Girls|:or*Co halq "recently with Mrs, nC reshments were served by which,may be removed to turn aj, r+ bor peg ANXIETY \ they are all routed out before the|Club of Storie Park at its annual A : |the grade mothers under the con-|tailored costume into a cocktail doors are finally locked for 'the| meeting held on Wednesday night.| "A: Dixon presiding. venership of Mrs. Donald Burns|dress. During this long period of wait. $ vy locke: or the meeting 3 '| Following the regular business, Mrs. M. A. Adam. VARIED SILHOUETTES ng, adequate isolation of the pa- night. In these days of TV this|The other officers are past-presi- hers happening is not as common as it|dent, Jacqueline Cameron; vice of the meeting te Nagy Brot ore | For after-5 wear, this designer used to be. | president, Sylvia Phipps; secre- A i presents varied silhouettes, rang- "I do mot regard television as tary, Joan Barassin; treasurer, |ViOL8 _ And accordion, They Were HOUSEHOLD HINT ing from slim shafts of silk to b serious competition," she smiled.(Elaine Bailey; program, Joan| "ar tts To re G. V. Lee! Before beginning those dirty|draped harem skirts and full, y y "With the wide screen, color, stero"| Clark; sick convener, Justine : |household jobs, scrape your fin-|gauzy skirts of chiffon or net. 14%--24% phonic sound. and the polished per-| Bell; social conveners Donna dssisted | 2 roe 4 Kory. (gertips over a bar of soap to fill Oleg Cassini uses various de- formances of exverienced actors|Drinkle and Barbara Black. | pupils of Albert Street School who |up the space between the nail|vices to make a simple and care- By ANNE ADAMS the movies are better tha i i [ : Smart fashion for the half-sizer| And besides." she a iii Bart Ryan was honored on Thurs- (are in Grade 6 and attending other|ang gkin, Soil will mot have a funy (haved Sheath Took Saringly Hair Color : ; ia Foam cut to fit properly the shorter,|with TV in the house, wives and| day evening at a surprise party | schools. Mr. Korry spoke briefly | 1 once to mar your nails, and the|black linen sheath in which a cut.| Problem? : A touch of a button . . . and instantly fuller figure! Sew-easy vou're girk'riend: | t ak at the home of his parents, Mr.|to the pupils and expressed re:| : i x SUre 10 Wont Wore tas one. Cerere] ay. pond: like le Saken (utl and Mrs. M. J. Ryan, Roxborough|gret that they were unable to con-|hardened soap will wash awayjout section just above the bust - . . rich, creamy lather flows from stripes they're slimming, form ward fo seeing o mom ling fori) venue, prior to leaving for St.|tinue their schooling at Albert later when you wash your hands. provides 3) conditioning aud mat Why not look the pressurized container! Applied with lovely chevron - effect in front! through without an eye on the John's Quebec, where he will|Street and wished them every definitely daring effect ; fingertips, it actually cuts shaving time Popular 4-gore skirt drapes grace- lock or an ear for the telephone." i0in the RCAF. Sixteen former and success In their new schools. | With, skilful drapery and fuid attractive? in half! Best of all, the lather remains fully from hipline present air cadets of the Oshawa] Mrs. W. A. Dixon, Mrs. G. V.| KOREAN COMEBACK Baad oF sales pery an b u » (Fattern 478. Half Sizes '14% squadron were guests. A buffet Lee and Mrs. A. S. Cooper were| TORONTO (CP) -- Barbara hea og of paki) thes Mig ds soft and moist all through the shave . . . 16'2 takes 3's yards 39-inch fab- SOCIAL NOTICES lunch was served by Mrs. Ryan named delegates to the annual Broadfoot, recently returned fromthe 'woman, considering that thel coll 4 rinses off easily to leave your face el and daughter, Diane, Convention of Home and School|Korea, said the chief concern of principal purpose of fashion is to| y fresh and clean. Only $1.25 This pattern, easy to use, sim- --- . ----| Associations, being held in Toron- Korean women is finding job op-|;y, ke women look more exciting (above Kresges) ple to sew, is tested for fit. H ENGAGEMENT HOUSEHOLD HINT to on Apri] 3 and 4 portunities to substitufe for their | -------------------------------- complete illust ated str Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Olin wish : a . 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