The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 4, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 6, 1959 Page: 3 of 10
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Tuesday, January 6, 1&59. THE DAILY KEWS-TEjLEGRAM
:Designer Happy to,Sec
Failure of Sack Dresses
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BY KAY LAWRENCE
Like many Ameiican husbands,
Hollywood fashion. ue.-igncr Ho-
ward (liter is happy to set wom-
en turning their hacks on what
proved to be a highly controver-
sial 1H58 fashion, the sack. Play-
ing the blame sqliareiy on what
he refers to as "that'hutu-h" of
adolescent designers in I’aris \vhoi*help
may not care what men think of
women", clothes,';, Greer adued:
'Out here in California, we do.
\\ e know men pay the bill ."
How come wchnen decided to
“sack the sack," in favor of the
pretty empire styles? Greer ex-
plains if this way: "Women can't
bear to be laughed at by the men
male .figure. Greer makes use of
various fa-hion tricks — like
flying back panels — to hide or
at i*-j-*t draw attention away
from- figure faults."
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ay's beauty hint is further!
that there aie numerous-'
fashion tricks - which will j
you overcome, 'pr at leu»t
uisguisc, figure faults. If being1
slightly swayhack-. is your prob-'j
lem, select clothes -\yitji ea.-y fit !
in the bodice. Slightly boused 1
bodices are good.. Avoid tight-
fitting clothes and princess lines, j
Touch of Sparkle
A brief round-up of the latest \
fashions show that the empire I
style is being featured in every-!
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Here to Attend
Biggersiaff Rites
Out Tif town frivrtijs and vela
tiv» s who wove hero to attend tin
funeral «.r John
Sniuiuy w ri t M;. ami
tir»,L,"iy ami .\ii>. Ko^er Parnell,
Shtvvejun t . Me. a n <1 Mrs. Kay
< .» t» |> e r. Mi>. S-eirell, Mr. ami
Mi' l'hil K niV't, #Mr. and Mrs. ■
\ t»1 r | - \\ Lite, Mr. ami Mrs. Boot lie ,
Phillips, I Lilia -;
Mi', Pete (iiil and Miss Olliv i
(iill and Mrs. Yai d Patti-r^t.in of
Mt. Vcitumf Dr. and Mrs. Harold
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Kuhy Miller, Mr
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in their lives. That’s the real rea
son for the quick arid merciful: thing from dresses and coats to!
death1 of the sack, the chemise j sweaters and jewelry. The new- ]
and all those other little horrors high-belted after-five sweater
dreamed up by the boy wonders f generally has just a touch of j
of Paris. When men stop ogling : sparkle in its wool. It’s especially
and start laughing, it's time for 1 striking in black with metal-,[
women to take a second look, and j thread glint, gray with silver, red
mend their wav ”
LARDY TOWN —— About 100 pom
Wot Germany, butcher shop. It's
vai castle and the Albrecht Ihicrer
for t!
ds of animal fat were used
i tbre-dimen-siunal winter scene whiel
S |tini e. < \ K A > .
di-play in a N’nreinbctg,
-hows the city's medic-
result in some lovely!
for 1959. 1 particularly
smart black suedes in a
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j with gold, beige with gold, blue
The noted Hollywood design-
er's collection of elegant fashions !
for resort and spring is hound to!
delight women — and please men
who appreciate lovely-looking,
feminine clothes on the women in :
their lives.
Greer doesn't object to shorter!
skirts on most women. In fact, |
he lifts hemlines in the new ’
clothes. I!ut he warns: “You I
can’t just say that skirts will be j
18 to 20 inches above the ground. !
Rather, say dresses should be 2
to 3 inches below the knee this j
year.’’
The designer also plays up in- I
teresting necklines, and puts |
flattering fluffs of organdie or !
marquisette like a frosting above
slim black sheath dresses.
Long known as an expert at
camouflaging defects of the fe-
with silver,
Pins of
white with silver,
sizes, shapes and
descriptions are literally bursting vorite. One
bags them. Keep di c-ses and suits | the side of your dress to i lose -
the clean, well-brushed, and aired, 1 chances ale yuti’vc put on a 4V*.
square and neatly hung on the properj unwanted pounds during the ln.li-
blauson style which aie shown in type of hanger-. .Shoe bags or j day-. Ami of course now is the
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Black calf al.-V^P ;
of the prettifft
Cannon Stockton, Mr. and Mrs.
Thei on ’Dale Stockton of Knitted
Mi. a,ti<l Mrs. Don McGaha,
Como; Bill L. Biggerstaff, Kah-
-a-M'ity, Mo., Mi*, and Mm. Har-
lan Lam , Hmi-ton; Mr. arid Mrs.
G<.>nier Wil-qn, San Antorfiq; W.
t< Biggei-taff, Talco; M. and Mrs.
Bi rgei -tuff iortjowaid Johnson of Dallas; Mr.
Mrs. Louis and Mm, Gordon Barker, Sulphur
Bluff; Bill Biggerstaff, ' Com-
merce: Mrs. Oleta Batiks, Winns-
bnro; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Poe
t*f Cooper; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Da-
vis and Mrs. Eaye Clark of N’elta;
Mi. and Mrs. Tollie Sparks and
Ike Horn, Commerce; E<1 Long,
Texarkana, and the Rev. .. A, L.
Dennis of Sulphur Bluff.
Barbers Elect
New President
| Austin, Jan. 0 ijt—An Amaril-
I lo man, Robert B. Dearmond, has
; been elected president of the Tex-
j as Barbers Association. Another
Amarillo m a n, O'Neal Watson,
i was named vice president.
Dearmontl succeeds Mack Reeves
of Sun Antonio, who becomes the
association's fulltime field repre-
sentative. The election was held
yesterday in Austin.
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Irs. George
e and Dr.
.f Terrell;
anti Mrs.
Mr. amt
t Mrs.
Baylor Theater
Sets Production
Of New Play
WACO, Jan. 6 (Jt—The Baylor
theater will get the first Uaited
States production of "Lonely Is
My Garden,” by the Filipino play-
wright, Severino Montano. Direc-
tor Paul Baker say* the play will
be produced in February.
The drama, in verse, is a tragic
fantasy portraying an American
soldier’s experiences in life and
death. It will be produced by Joy
Hight and Darrell Reagan, grad-
uate students in the drama de-
partment, u n tier Baker's super-
vision beginning Feb. 27th.
sf
lectidns:
a fa- keep shoes within
l'vo’ wi-e to brush or
picture* | seen
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spare time.
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out all over the beauty
this sea-on, and srppear in some
completely new ways ami places.
As the stress on beauty and fem-
ininity increases, the mobility of
pins enables them to carry a note
of glittering, glamorous elegance
from the top of a woman’s head
to her toes. Pins are worn in tlm
hair and on hats, on the new fab-
ric -hoes and a lot of places in
between.
When, the barely fitted -ilhoii-
et!c made its first -trong impac t
on-the Paris collections - a l.it-
tle more than a year ago—-there
was a change in glove styles at
the same time. The gloves shown
with these new fashions looked
longer and bulkier than those we
were used to seeing. Now of
course, these styles are definitely
“in." When the stylists talk about I little nail poli-h over the end of
“bulky" leathers, they're refer-1 the thread to stiffen it.
ring to the pretty French doe- ! Proper Care Advised
Good grooming means giving
your clothes proper- -tun?*
they are “not being worn '
is a black calf bag in a
line shape which i- lined in
satin and comes with self frame 1
and gcd.l clasp and chain.
Mints for Homemakers
Many women are breathing a
sigh of relief because the flurry
of the holiday,is over. Now the
home seamstress has time lo set-
tle down in making some of her
own winter clothes, and to do
some family mending. And here':'
a tip: When it is necessary to
sew with a double thread—for
in-tanS***, to tighten slipping coat
buttons — try knotting the two
ends separately. Thi- seems to
keep the threads from twisting.
Y*ui will not need a needle
when you string heads if you fol-
low this suggestion. Smooth a
P
.■ reach. It’s orie-
di-h shoes mat.
until you get back to
mu -
lightly after c
fore placing
■aril.wearing and be-
them in the closet.
Then you can see if they ate in
need of repair.
The home seamstress cannot
get the he-t result - with her sew-
ing nundiiiu* unlc s she gives it
pioper care. After cleaning and
oiling, tc-t your machine for cerr-
fect trn*-ioti, pressure and stitch I down
adj list men t.
machine', tr
es to make
machine i-
If there'-
ll' you own a zigzag
t several of the stieli
sure this part of the
working correctly
a label on anv cloth
5 oil don’t havt* to go on a star-
vation dirt, of course. Doh't cut
out foods that are important to
your health. Just cut down on
the amount you eat and avoid
second helpings, amt rich gravies,
fanc y hrcao. and des-erts.
Eating fi ll, too, is said to he
a fine wav* to keep your weight
where it belongs because
fish is as rich in the*, right kind
of proteins as mnny"+©thec main
ui-h food- yet quite a hit lovv-
;i i in ealoi in-.
! Today, serve baked fish; bak-
‘ ed potatoes, spinach, and a slic-
ed tomato salad, topped with cot-
tage cheese. For dessert, have
lemon or orange jello '— and
leave off the whipped cream if
you're watching your waistline.
A fruit dessert i< a good choice,
too, if you prefer it to the gel-
atin.
Cue* for Cook*
Stuffed tomatoes make an easy
lunch dish. Fill scouped-out to-
matoes with chopped cottage
cheese, or a mixture of hard-
conked eggs, die’ed green peppers,
sliced celery, .seasonings and
commercial sour <*i cam.
Both celery salt and paprike
are good addition- to
saner for vege tables, meat, poul- [ old central Istanbul. One ,of. ;khe
tiy co fi-h. Nice for flavor and building owners' staid* the explo-
color! ' < i sion appeared to come from a
30 Feared Dead
In Explosion
Istanbul, Turkey, Jan. 6 Wl—
Thirty persons are feared killed
and 1(M) seriously injured in an
explosion that shattered two
cream | crowded 4-story office buildings in
Fisher's Show
Loses Sponsor .
Hollywood, Jan. 6 bfl — Eddie
Fisher’s television show will leave
the air on March 17th. A spokes-
man for the singer confirmed to-
day in Hollywood.
Rumors have long been heard
in the trade that the show would
he dropped because of low rat-
ings. George Gohel, whose show
alternates with Fisher, also will
he dropped but one source said
there is a possibility Gobel might
continue with a half-hour show.
Fisher and Gohel now have
hour-long shows.
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warehouse -in the rear in which
chemicals and other inflammable
goods were stored.
; skins afld our own fine moches^*-
1 and a few of the* heavier cape
skins.
ing cu fabric you consider buy-
ing. it pays to read it, say* the
clothing experts. As they point
out, you should never overlook
helpful" information offered hy
the manufacturer.
Dieting Tip*
Have you gii'incd a few pounds
eating all t|ose iich and so
delicious foods over the* holi
when'days? If wai-tbands are getting
, just a little tight and you hav
Soft styling and rich detailing as you do when you're* wealing difficulty getting that zipper
on
Start Saving Seattle Stamps
Now For Next Christmas!
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DOUBLE SCOTTIE STAMPS ON WEDNESDAY (With Purchase of $2.50 or More)
fSCTOJ
Larsen'* — a nutritious combination No. 303
of green and yellow vegetables Can
Veg-All
Tomato Inice
Libby's — A zesty,
‘round the No. 2
clock flavor Can
Safeway Cji
CARROTS
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teed f^todi
SCOTTIES
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5 SCOTT IE s
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Crisp and crunchy!
Delicious in
salads and slews.
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Yotlow—So Economicall
Adds That Just Right Flavor!
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Perfect for stews and soups!
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Be sure of quality
with this finest beef!
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Wf the right to limit qaantitira. Vo «•!»* to riralrr*.
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Dan River Quality Muslins! 81” x 99” or 72" x 108” Size
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 4, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 6, 1959, newspaper, January 6, 1959; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth828661/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.