The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 30, 1961, Page Page Five, Image 5
In Yo
BY BRENDA WILLIAMS
Society Editor
In spring a young man's
fancy turns to love, but in spring
a young woman's fancy turns to
HATS.
Sunday is Easter, and the tra
ditional Easter Parade can be
viewed in Hometown, USA. Las
sies from six to sixty will
proudly display their new bon
nets, and looks of pleasure and
surprise will cover the faces of
the male population.
Mrs. J u li a n Mitchell of
WHITE'S in Columbia has given
us this definition of a hat. "A
~oon
(Author of "I Was
Loves
HAPPINESS CAN
With tuition costs spiralling ever
graduates are investigating the
one who is considering the "Lear
would do well first to study the
Leonid, the son of an uphol
stances, Idaho, had his heart s
father, alas, could not afford to
a Regents Scholarship, but his
very rapid-two words an hour
first page of his test the Regen
crossly and gone home. Leoni
scholarship, but he had, alas,
balancing a stick on his chin
passing enthusiasm among the e
And then, huzzah, Leonid len
hc could borrow money for his
mionthily installments after lie le
IIapp)ily Leonidl enrolledl in ti
-of WVoodpulp and Restoration
Scollege carcer that grewv more h
became altogether ecstatic in his
a coedl namedl Salina T. Nem a
eycs like two squirts of Lake Lo
big moist palm and they were bel
lIapp)ily they made(I plans to
)mencement-lanIIs, alas, that ii
because Leonid, alas, learned tI
college on a stuident loan, whie
to repay his own loan when he 1
the job, alas, that was waiting
the Boise Raccoon Works siml
cover both their loans, plus rent
Sick at heart, LeonidI andl Sal
Cigarettes and( tried to find an
sure enough, they dlid 1 I (10 not
Cigarettes helped thenm find am
Marlboros taste good and look
andl a feller needs a friend and tI
pole to pole, it is a heap of comi
that Marlboros will always prov
urc, the same unstinting qualita
condiltions. That's all.,I know.
Leonid and Salina, I say, did
one. If their student loans did
school, why, then they just we
receiving their bachelor dlegree
imas'ters degrees. After that they1
loadls of them, until today Leonid
still in school, hold doctorates in
Julrisp)rudlence, Veterinary M~edli
to)mmetry, and( D)ewey D)ecimals.
.Jainuary I, atmmounmted to a coni
dlollars, a sum which they prohi
diliculty in repaying had not tl
recently declared them a Nationi
e 0
You don't need a atudent loan
to grab yourself a new kind o1
makers of Marlboro-the unfIi
Conmmander. Welcome aboardi
ur Si
hat is a flag-a shield, a bit <
armor-and the badge of fem
ninity. A hat is the difference bi
tween wearing clothes and wea
ing a costume; it's the differen<
between being dressed and beir
dressed up. It's the differen
between looking adequate ar
looking your best.
"A hat is what carries you
church, wafts you through
cocktail party, and turns y<
into a well-dressed woman on
shopping spree.
"A hat is to be stylish in
glow under-to flirt beneath
to make other women jealous.
v..
.
a Teen-age Dwarf', "The Many
f Dobie Gillis", etc.)
'T BUY MONEY
upward, more and more under
student loan plan. If you are
n1 Now, Pay Later"system,you
case of Leonid Sigafoos.
sterer in Straitened Circum
t on going to college, but his
send him. Leonid applied for
reading speed, alas, was not
-and before lie could finish the
ts had closed their brief cases
I then applied for an athletic
only a single athletic skill
-and this, alas, aroused only
rnel of the student loan plan:
tuition and repay it in easy
ft schouol I
ic Southe iastern Idahq College
Drama and happlily began a
ap)py year by year. Indleedl, it
senior year because Leonlid met
vith hair like beaten gold and
uise. Love grip)ped themt in its
rothed on the Eve of St. Agnes.
>)e manrriedl the day after corn
ever were to come to fruition
at Salina, like himself, was in
meant that lhe had not only
ft school but also Salina's, and
For Lconid after graduation at
y' did not pay enough, alas, to
and food and clothing.
na sat down and lit Marlboro
mnswer to their problem-and,
know whether or not Marlboro
answer; all I know is that
ood, and when things close in
world is black as the pit from
ort and satisfaction to be sure
ide the sanme unflagging pleas
r, in all times and climes and
find an answer-a very simple
not come duo until they left
uldn't leave school I So after
t, they re-enrolled and took
,ook doctors degrees, loads and
andl Salina, both aged 78, both
Philosophy, Humane Letters,
cine, Civil Engineering, Op
l'heir studlent loans, as of last
ined total of eighteen million
ibly would have found great
e Department of the Interior
dl Park.
0 1es: Ma.a I.:..
-Just a little loose change
smoking pleasure from the
ered ki-size Philipn Mnrris
;yiish I
f and to make all men feel mascu- r
i- line about.
"A hat is a conversation piece I
r- -a morale booster-a flatterer t
e to put stars in your eyes. f
g "A hat is therapy for drooping t
!e spirits, for it's as changing as
d the seasons-it's straw, it's lace, I
it's fur, it's felt. And it's as I
to varied as a woman's mood-it's i
a a poke bonnet, a sunbonnet, a I
>u cartwheel a cloche, a turban, a I
a sailor, a breton, or a beret. It's
a wisp of veiling to catch men's
t glances; it's a picture hat to
start romances.
"A hat is the pride of the pres
ent and the nostalgia of the
4 I
LET US CARE
EASTER 4
2000 --
57;
STA-NU
Exclusiv
Everywhere
in Columbia LAUNI
Leave it to these Jet-si
on your family budge
Chevrolets-V8's and 63'
par able competitiv~e mo<
spr ightly Bel Airs, bott<
wvhole stable of wonder f
* Based on compason of
Impala V8 Con
Impala V8 Spor t
Impala V Sport
Impala V8 2Doo
Biscayne V8 4Doi
Biscayne V8 2-Do
?astei
ast."
A hat is a hard thing to find.
lut once you see "your" hat on
he milliner's shelf, you'll sacri
ice any other piece of apparel
o buy it. And when you put it
'n in front of the mirror at
iome, and it frames your face in
lattery, you know that it's
vorth every bit of effort-for a
kat turns a girl into a woman,
ind a woman into a lady. Better
till, it turns men's glances to
tour head and turns their heads
,o your heart.
"A PIECE OF MAGIC IS A
IAT!"
This year, the "look for
FOR YOUR
)UTFITS
jeusse"
LO MAIN Si
. . . Use the location
ly at most convenient
to YOU11
A^ItIIffAAt
RY & CLEANERS
-m,odeI... liwr
nooth C'hevies to go e'asy one '
t! All told there are 18 liody
s-priced lower than corn- nleer:
Iels*. Sumptuous Impalas. pens
>m-pricedl liscaynes andl a deah
ul new wagons. And every ea1sy
manufacturers- sup.gested retif prices
flEE. AII%
rertible Bel Air
Sedan Nomad Sx 4D
Coupe Nomad V84 D
Sedan Parkwood Sx 4.1
>r Sedan Par kwood Six 4.
r Sedan fP awood Six 4.
'rIgcr br raiasad Uhe
BouY
spring" is uninistakeably height.
The most popular styles of hats
that are being shown are the
toque, roller, cloche, halo, and
whinisey. T h e s e shapes are
smart in white, black, and bone
beige. They are made of organza
chiffon, smooth "body straw,"
and velvets.
The "All American" look is
found in the ever-popular pill
box. Milady's millinery takes on
the "Jacqueline Kennedy look"
with the introduction of the high
pill box encircled by a delicate
veil of net.
Flower hats are also headline
news for spring. New flower
treatments include delicate, sheer
flowers and tiny blossoms very
lightly handled, magical "float
ing" flower effects, achieved by
airy mountings on net, lace hair
$1.0 Fried Sprir
Southern Fried Chicker
Toastee, French Fried |
Cole
Don't Forget Hc
Famous 28 Flavc
401
"Landmark ro
$1.10 Fred aS"ri
Southernrae C&k
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by Fiher r Fmanos 8 <lv
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fr themPas Sa oagonng PJewoodlV8 4
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braid, tulle, and very fine silks
or straws.
The hats may be Worn in four
ways. The first of these is level.
or straight ol the head. For
Ward, or dipped over the forehead
is the second. Third is the off
the-face or back on the head way.
The profile with a slipht tilt.
to the side is the fourth vyi that
hats can be worn.
Wlhateve-r style of hat you
choose, and however y(u wear
it, remember that your hat
can "make or break" your cos
tume. Also, a pretty hat needs
a prottv sil-,ie to go along With
it.
Select your Easter Bonoiw
with great care; wear it prou.Ty.
and you're surf to be "the grral -
est lady in, the Easter Parado.''
\lor.\lComIn
g Chicken $1.10
, Served With a Corn
otatoes and a Creamy
Slaw
ward Johnson's
rs of Ice Cream!
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w sPinV tvrim art as follows:
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pid. eollThe Naiona College Qutsoien
Hadquiaters nills be rteee
Hiotel Manhane, andl then Pa
geant begins on Tuesday, June
2nth.