The Waco Citizen (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, December 12, 1958 Page: 5 of 8
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for sure.
"Miss Clairol.” in shades from
ash blonde to black, bleaches
and tints id one process, making
a complete haircoloring treat-
ment a simple matter of minutes
The company’s ’’Come Alive”
series of rinses, which give new
and natural color highlights to
gray hair and other shades, also
have been tremendously success-
ful. “Lady Clairol Whipped
Creme Hair Lightener” has made
bleaching safer, easier, faster,
for thousands of women. Qther
exciting developments from the
Clairol research laboratories in-
clude “Metalex." and "Hair-So-
New." both superb hair condi-
tioners. and the fabulous Eui o-
pean hair cream. “Vitapointe ”
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coloring and women's attitudes
toward this newest nf the "nat-
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and Jewel Caldwel. past Rebekah (cms$ Along Wiih
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bekah Lodt’e No. IM in connec .
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Assembly which convenes in
Waco next March.
Mrs Villa Reneau, noble grand,
was in charge of the meeting,
assisted by Mrs Edna Gowd>.
vice grand. Miss Ada Cost lex
brought the devotional and Mrs
Floy House presented the flag |
escorted by Mmes, Bailey and
Caldwell
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duties were Mmes Hollie 11 din
Mary Steele. Mary Melton and
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hostess for so?ial hour following i < <'
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In Piano Recital
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General of the Air Force.
General Nie*s succeeded Maj
Gen Dan C Ogle, who retireu
November 30 after almost 30
years active military service.
General Niess served as Com
| mand Surgeon of the Pacific Air
■ Force.in Hawaii a position he
the University of Illinois and hat
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children in a recital, Sunday, Do
camber 14. at 2:30 pm in the
old recital hall of Waco Hall
left side of the building at Bay
lor University.
Marilvii x ooper, daughter of
M-Sgt. James Cowper, will be in
a reci'al in the ume plac<’
Saturday. Ifecemhe- it. at 1 p m
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Gen. 0. K. Niess
Is New A. F.
Surgeon General
Effective Dec 1 Maj Gen Oh
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cludes the potential for increas-
ed range and load carrx ing abil
ity.
When the Titan becomes op»>r
ational under the Strategic Ai
Command, it will be launched
from underground sites to pro
vide maximum pro'ection against
nuclear attack
Ax in the ca«e of the Atlas and
Thor, every Titan flown, even ir
lhe earliest flight tests, will be a
oroduc ion line missile.
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had h”ld since September, 195-1 '
During this tour, he was instru
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I rare for United States national-
throughout southeast Asia
I Born in Belleville, Ill Genera! .
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rcience and medical degrees frnrr
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| Gladys Marie Auman of Free
| port, III., have one son. Oliver
General Ogle had been the Air
since
! July, 1954 He devo’ed himself
j to aeromedicine in its broadest
aspects and under his admiais
traiotn the AF completed the eon
rtruction of 170 medical faciliue-
worldwide He is a graduate of
Wouldn't Mom, Sis or Best
Friend welcome a gift of "curly
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in this charming Angel-Wrap?
Richard Hudnut suggests this
easy-to-do, practical idea as an
. inexpensive gift or stocking fill-
er. And she'll love this new
home permanent that takes just
half the time, half the work-
lets her face the new year with
a soft, natural-looking wave that
lasts and lasts.
Wrap the Quick box neatly in
pink paper Cut big green eyes
and oval red mouth from Christ-
mas tape and apply to upper
part of box. For hair, make five
bows from pink Sasheen ribbon
and tope actosi top. To make
halo, "string beads on a pipe
cleaner and bend into a circle.
Suspend halo from another pipe
cleaner taped to back of head
A band of gift wrap tape forms
the collar.
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AF Plans Test
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Washing"on-The Air Force's
intercontinental ballistic missile,!
1 itan. is scheduled to be test <
fired in the near futuxe
Manufactured by the Martin
Aircraft Corp . the missile is ex
petted te fly at speeds near 15,-
1)00 mph oxer a range of 5.500
miles long.
Powered by an Aero-General I
two-stage liquid nicket, the nus
silo has a radio inertial control
•vstero—it contains a pre-set gy
roscope that answers to radio
-ignala from an outside source
Once underway, however. Titan
is controlled entirely from iu
■<elf contained inertial system
Developed as . a "bUck up ..to
the Atlas ICBM, the *Rtan om> i
bodies developments gained from
knowledge accomuiatnd through
^scientific pr >gres» With both the
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