The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 4, 1957 Page: 10 of 20
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Th* Hereford Brand, Hertford, T*xa«, Thursday, April
YOUNG MODERNS
17.00
COAT$
GIRLS TO WRESTLE
SPORT COATS
Mat Title Bout
Boys' White Broadcloth
Slated Saturday
• POPULAR COLORS!
• SIZES 34 TO 42!
• REGULARS AND LONGS!
•4.*,
WRESTLING
MEN'S SLACKS
• SPREAD COLLAR
• FRENCH CUFFS
• SINGLE POCKET
Girls* Smart Spring
DUSTER-DRESS
MOOLAH
OMO
Limit
A 14-year-old girl and her 10-
year-old brother were kidnapped
from their home, the Social Wel-
fare Office report* and sold to an
heel* may upon
the noviee high-
take* practice to
foot forward in
For Spring
and Summer!
rciana fir Slave Girl
Id’s Champion Gid
Welfare officers awarded the boy
to the farmer after the youngster
said he wanted to remain with the
old man.
• Sleevelets
Dress
10.00
2.11
30.10
9.23
13.00
60.00
17.88
6.00
largest crowd ever to attend the
bouts, saw three matches.
Rip Rogers took a one-fall vic-
tory from Bolo and Pee Wee James
defeated Bill Brummel.
In the finale, a six-man,tag team
go, Dory Funk, Rogers and James
whipped Leo Newman, Bolo and
Brummel by taking the first two
falls.
By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeatures
It’s a big event in a young girl’s
life when she switches from those
"flats” to high-heeled shoes. It
may be painless, then again it may
cause her endless misery — partic-
ularly if she pulls the big switch
the night of a dance.
A tortured walk, stand-up par-
ty, and shaky
all the fun for
heel wearer. It
put your best
high heels.
Saturday, April 6,8:30 P.M.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
"And I want you to know,” Klr-
ley says pointedly, "Everything in
this house is just what we wanted.
It’s not makeshift.”
fore putting on xfliu^new shoes.)
When walking on high heels
try to maintain a natural heel
and toe gait.
If you experience an ache in the
calf of your leg when you first be-
gin to wear heels, here is an ex-
ercise that will help:
After your bath, sit with ypur
back braced against the back of
the tub and raise your foot to the
rim of the front. Take a long tow-
el and put it around the top of your
toes. Then, with knees straight and
your back against the tub, gently
pull the towel toward you while
pushing against it with your toes.
Do this about ten times a night a
few weeks and you’ll find you can
change from flats to heels and
back again without too many pro-
blems.
needed to move In. Here is their
budget:
Breakfast set
Dining room set (table, 4
chairs)
Radio (which Kirley put in
homemade cabinet made
of scrap plywood
Lumber for bookcase
Mattress (re-covered)
Chest of drawers
Desk
Chair and Couch
Rugs
Dresser
Bunk bed for children
mattresses)
TOTAL
A shirt just like Dad's for Easter. Made of
fine quality broadcloth and perfectly cut
for perfect fit. Spread collar, French cuffs
and pocket. Sizes 8 to 18 in
white only.
Once you’ve been used to flat
shoes that permit toe-spread, put-
ting weight primarily on the heel,
it’ll be a little difficult to switch
to high heels that put weight on
the toes. (Flat shoes also tend to
cause enlarged leg muscles.) 1
WHEN CHOOSING those first
high heels, pick a soft pump rath-
er than a sandal, ine sandal is
likely to give your foot little sup-
port and a sling-back may be hard
to manage. A high heeled pump
with toes and heels enclosed in a
soft leather like kid is likely to be
the most comfortable. Leather
soles hold their shape and do not
spread or twist causing discom-
fort. Make sure the heel clings
properly and does not gap at the
outer edge. A loose-fitting heel
may cause blisters.
It’s a good idea to stand up when
Crease resistant slacks for your spring and summer wear-
ing. Expertly tailored of new fabrics in smart patterns
and colors. New extended waist band, pleated front
and deep, roomy pockets. Sizes 28 to 40.
(with
8.00
$192.32
MV
your feet are being measured. Try
on several types of shoes to de-
cide which are the most comfort-
able, making sure the heel is good
and sturdy.
Stiletto heels are not for begin-
ners, and if you feel uncomfortable
walking in ordinary high heels it’s
a good idea to start with the more
comfortable Louis heel.
IT’S BEST TO break new shoes
in before wearing them to a stand-
up party or a dance. A school
play or movie date or a party
are all good possibilities for first-
time high heels. If your feet hurt
on the way to a movie, and feel
swollen, don’t be tempted to take
off your shoes while you watch
the movie; you may not be able to
get them on later. (It’s a good idea
to dust your feet with powder and
put powder between the toes be-
Sizes 8 to 18
Sanforized
Handsome 100% wool sport coat jn the
newest colors and patterns. The newest 2
and 3 button models with 3 patch pockets.
Expert tailoring to compare with more ex-
pensive coats.
•r *ny day this
spring or summer
when sh* wears
this blue peasant
print dross with
red duster to top It
off. Dress has.com-
PROUD OF DAD—Mike Kirley, 4, is mighty pleased with fur-
niture his father made. Chest is decorated with horseshoe
handles carved from wood and brands burned into drawers
and sides.
The furnishings bear him out.
Kirley is a sheet metal special-
ist at an aircraft research labor-
atory. He tries to spend an hour
or so each day working on some-
thing new for his home.
The Kirleys picked up their tu-
bular steel breakfast set for $4,
and recovered it with three dol-
lars worth of plastic fabric. It looks
as good as new.
The Kirleya’ 4-year-old son, Mike
sleeps in an Army bunk bed that
cost $8. And the other half is out in
the garage until Jo Anne, the fami-
ly’s baby daughter, outgrows her
crib.
Kirley painted the bed whit* and
burned in Western oattle brands.
A $9 chest of drawers is decorated
to match, with black horseshoe
handles made out of scrap ply-
wood.
: The dining room table and chairs
I which are made from solid oak,
were found in a second-hand store
for $29. “You don’t find them built
i like that anymore,” he said. "I’ll
sand down the top and varnish it
when I get time, and we have
' some gold burlap remnants for the
chairs.”
Their most expensive purchase
was a sofa and chair for $60.
"We looked for a long time, and
it was just what we wanted,” Mr*.
Kirley said.
The Kirleys estimate they spent
from 10 to 12 weekends hunting in
second-hand and bargain stores un-
I til they found all the furniture they
By LAWRENCE MALKIN
PHOENIX, Ariz. IB — ’’It * com-
fortable, it's ours and it only cost
us about $190.” Tom Kirley, a na-
tural-bom do-it-yourself fan, was
talking about th* furniture in his
new home.
Three months after Tom and
June Kirley moved into their house
in a subdivision on Phoenix’ north-
west side, they had every room
furnished with neat, solid furni-
ture. They have their bills to prove
they spent a total of $192.32.
The Kirleys are quick to qualify
that sum. Like most onetime a-
partment dwellers, they had a bed,
a few lamps and other odds and
ends. The house came equipped
with a stove and refrigerator, and
they owned a TV set and washing
machine, and a $35 jigsaw.
How To Tame
High Heels
Arizona 'Do-It-Yourself Couple
Furnish Home for only $192.32
A battle for the world's cham-
pionship of lady wrestling will be
staged Saturday night in the Bull
Bam when Slave Girl Moolah de-
fends her championship against
Judy Grable.
Moolah won the title in a
tournament held last September
in Baltimore. She and Mis* Gra-
ble were finalists In the tourney
and Moolah won it.
The bout is scheduled for two
out of three falls or 90 minutes.
A preliminary event matches
Dizzy Davis and the Great Bolo
In a two out of three fall fight, elderly farmer for 200 dollars (35
with an hour time limit. ; dollars U.S.). The case had an odd
Last Saturday 1,200 fans, the ending.
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Clark, Roy M. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 4, 1957, newspaper, April 4, 1957; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1212182/m1/10/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.