The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 04, 1957, Page Page 12, Image 12
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AVHY HE PITCHED A I]
* BY MAI
DEAR MADAIvmv 1 la
column ana aeci^eil to yvr
marriage game, i hope m\
guy Who iiogiii). get I'oOhc
l married at bo. My \vi
jslie was smart because sh
clothes. As soon as 1 got
^cnooi. Aiy Wuu kept nei"j
' It was the old story abou
(the streetcar, h ive years ;
like she lAmgnt her cnoin
We both \\anted.chuure
she had to have an opera
but she_sn'ui up wnen i i
wiien j^eig'eis mari'ieu.
_,~S>mT w;ts iuwiiyr. -harpir
}ia \ e i ..e money to t)uy in
titvivica 10 tix up an out pi
zne. 1 ua> geunig soniewl
iiiivi n?,oued a un ierem , ki
prouu or, who wouut neip
iu-jvU to learn to orink, st
with hie. Ail ambitious gi
\\iie. ^iiiie o ml all liie u
? One c.ay i got led up a
have tlie old nousc. tshe lui
>4lie better noi. ikdtisc i n
A Jot ot other one little 11;
know how to piease a goo
ANSWER: And What
. der .' lou talK aooiit getti
a low choice \\Wa~s on lit
it. ,so hau l.- tuur wile
education in , Veoaiation
i see your name In Ine lie
' ance 1 rayed inroUgn, lina
time, you weie waxing la
}iet;. bile s one wne who i
I qxpeet you II get your i
' cule lutlie iisn leases t\
? {iLVer a-bigger sucker.
J)EAR MADAME PUN]
{teachers. L nioriunately, n
Veare m uu->agreement b
iarm. 1 hesitate'to give m
is. the oniy way we can fir
,1 tear to lake. Any actvici
tANSVVER; _ Since your
not with his puj.ns, you r
patible way in me on-a-ta
hmi an independent role
it seents won it the advent
tiers to their nu.-nanus an
iul. Should it tail, vou hot
- 'DEAR MADAME DUN]
engaged to a leiiow of the
jdltend dilleiviit colleges. .
other boy \vj o unueYstooi
ith^s to my fiance, heo.in.
went with someone e.. .. .
me and be mamt,. ne.w s
ttring and tries to ,.u.\ nv
tired of the way ? m ire
cioes these things il he sti
ANbWEK: Here s A i
Figure slimming
iifiA!rrMnyTi A X*M
i MJte^gQctsgMl
y In comple' comfort "Vaniih
gently but firmly trims your
into penci!-tlim lints. Made of
.. two-way power knit, it can't
roll or pinch. No digging, eti
'8 bone*. Washee tike a dream
t , dries Hi a jiffyl It's
; : xquliltely tailored
I,* ?. truly a beauty
to behold! IC0
* '** black, Whi?e or . > Qn
"J rim. ntgu << 01
? j. Fanty GirdU n
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SIZES: SMAU *24-26)
a MEDIUM (27-26) . I
1AR0E (29-33) ) |
0<> EXTRA IARGE (31-32) - 1
'if Alio plu? siz?t?S9 98.
, XX (33-34, XXX (35-36),
XXXX (37-38\
_ XXXXX (39-405 - ^ ~ ,
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iACKWARD WIFE - - '-7
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DAME Pl'NDIT
ui i : i have been rending your
lie you a man's viewpoint on tin.
experiences will warn son\e other
d- mvC 1 OKI.
lie was no beauty, but 1 thought j
ie had a good joo auu wore njco
married, i went OaeK to tinlsn
on out Mie began to let nersen go:
t slopped running alter you catvii.
it'ter we were man'ied she dressed '
es, in,a "seconu-naua siOte.
U. Dut soingihing went wrong atiu
lion, rpi'^i wnne Mie blianit.a me
el her* know what a man e.\nect>
tg~on_ getting a nouse. we autn t.
e Kiiivi 01 nouse 1 waiiteu, so snc
ate. .\ow i hi\.o nice i-nings m'ouiiu
Here 111 the world. I-had ambition
iiu 01 a wile,* someone i touid ue
me gel aneau. ary wue even re>
1 couul never take ner any wnere >
Ay just lias lo have a progressive
liiOi ;
no asked lor a "transfer. 1 let her
is never asked me lor a-penny and
never give ner a ceiu, i nvt'e are a !
>n in me ocean witn brains who'
id looking leuow witn amomon. '
A READER
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Rock did you crawl out from unng
rooneci _ i il bet your wne hasj
e same suoje?.L. eume io uinlK oi
wout'ii wime you-completed your,
i
lor \ our great eaieci. i n neii oiu
aoTTTTesTT net ^muies ,uui' appeallie
nil naio.-MiiQ a ilu nims.->. aiealit
by draining the lifeblood out of
liau goou icanjfiui to ti.v. iiv,\>"eVut,
lomeuppance - when one? of your
'oli on me hook and swisnes ou
DIT: My husband and 1 al'e sehoo;
is a teacher, i earn more than he.
ecu use lie wants us to go on a
[> our careers but he believes that
id happiness. This is a step which
tl , Mrs. Mc.VJb
husband's heart is with the soil,
nay oe aoie to linu a more comi'ni
than-tn theacnmg: rrc'an give
where he can express leadership,
ure. banners' wives are.leal partd.the
worn is signuicaut and Usw-_
li can go back to teaching..
UJT: I'm in my early :j7*s and was
same age lor two years while we
At my school, 1 went out with ani
1 was engaged. But when I told
ihi6u. 110 uioivo ovli . tiling on ;iui
.>u\v he wants to go eauy witu
aiumer. ... yoll> n. about any-'
l-. i stio u/. ... ol* . .11 getting
iited. l laii'i ..ikierstaiU why lie
il wants me.so oadly. Confused
wist?a ea\eina.i m sadule shoes.
Coini O.i iV.ge 14
- jf fa \
^ jj ?T* 1 11*
oHa"
tortOr' ~
curl,
eking < V
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vi?'iy
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Sand "v?niilt*H?" C.O.O., I'll pay potUga.
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- THE PALMETTO LE,
Leather Goods Cou
Range of Gifts for 1
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/nior ,\\ his allowance a u <1'.
Top with allowance will both
find just the right gift to express j
their affection for Mother ar the'
leather goods counter. For t h e'
wide range of gift possibilities
there fits every pocketbook and
every kind of mother* Here a r e
just a few ideas:
p.\vni'..\i-v- . v..?? lo.is.t j
mother there Ore the new hand-. .
bags that are really smaller edit?,
ions of the attache case. They cpme
in nnittne-finished leathers that
highlight the beautiful leather '
grain and hold lawyers' briefs' as
well us lipstick each in its appoint- j
ed place.. .
Every mother will love a new
daytime bag to add sparkle to her
nc? r-Msier ouuu. uon t choose a
go-with^everything l>a.ir but one
that matches the two main colors
of her costume?or adds a new
note of its own.
Combinations of leather a n d ^
colors as creamy beige suede with
white smooth leather and gray
suede with black patent or white ,
textured leather are new, but '
there are scores from which t o
choose.
The new shape is square or n
ekongatetl?square, flar~and trim?^
but here again select the shape
T'our mother likes best. A soft
"]
nouch-sHape may suit her better.
It's _a_ good, idea to be guided b y :
the shape of the bags she usually
picks for herself.
IN SIDE- THE- BAG ACCESSOR- (
it,-.-. junior may una the.se more |
suited to his budget. They range '
all the way from a stamp or coin j
ease, heart-shaped in polished red'
rail', lu eases for eyeglassesT coins,
keys, bills, combs, lipstick, mirror
and compact, "cigarette case a n "d <
lighter.- ' ?(
These may be antique finished 1
in gray or off-white leather or of i
lustered white leather gay with a 1
design of multi-colored posies. 1
Sturdy cowhide embossed with a 1
gold crest is especially rich-look- j
rtrg: A siipliisilcaTetPyoung mother
would like the new accessories of 1
Zebra or leopard-marked hair:alf.
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LUGGAGE: This is more i n 1
Big Brother's class, but Mother 1
will love the new lightweight lea- 1
the airplane luggage. Beige a n d._,
gray leather are new and feminine <
looking. There's also white raw- <
hide (very easy to keep clean) ahd
shiny black cowhide.
JEWELRY: Mother will love
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\DER ^
nter has Wide
Mother
eather jewelry with her weeds ami
ashmeros. Some ideas are whitt
eather embossed with gold, o i
.'ivid orange and turquoise emboss
?d with white.'.
A r-HU.Mfc suppers': Thes<
:ome in eve^y type 'fro 1.11 ?001-11111;
?ing styles on wellMiased' heels, t<
I'lritS to vv..;n- with f.pn.o.Tto
frivolous, high-heeled mules
You can select combinations slid
as white and pink smooth leathei
vivid oriental hues such as popp;
or Persian blue in lustered leathei
or the practical black and cherry
colored leathers. Just be sure the;
have flexible, leather soles a 11 * <
smooth leather linings.
GLOVES are sure to pleas
every mother. Especially a pair o
white glace kid or cape gloves ii
American Launder Leather tha
:an be washed after each wearini
without losing their softness o
or shape. New pastel leather^ o
bright red in Launder Leather rwil
wash without losing color, too.
Leather golf gloves also ii
Launder Leather will give her
firm grip on her club/ and spli
leather gardening gloves will pro
:ect. against thorns and poison ivy
?LEATHER^ 1>ESK SETS: -T4?e*
will please >the career mother. Se
ect a new shade such as chain
pugne, sand,; or oyster white. I
iddition to the traditional blotter
Holder, memo pad, asn tray a n <
pencil holder there are book endf
waste-paper loaskets, pictur
Frames, albums, calendars, an
?veh lamps.
Group Lapnqhes?New
AffiteaivAid
NEW. YORK,N. Y.? A nei
campaign to support the Auglica
Church in its struggle^to ministe
to native Africans ,^nd other
effected by the government's ~"po
[icy of racial segregation ha? beei
Punched by the Episcopal Church
men for South Africa, a laymen'
group with headquarters at t h i
Episcopal Church of the Resurrec
tion here.
The group has started giving an<
?neouaging others to give fund
raising "parties with a purpose,
they will send the fund obtaine<
to the Anglican Church in Soutl
Africa^ The gimp's progranj o
obtaining hooks to send to Angli
on fnmilv centers am
parishes in that country, has me
with jrreat ^support by Episcopal
iaps- throughout the country, sine
its inauguration last summer.
fhe amazing new
S f \\^^-y?0r b ne,i,I
i^SH 4 NO 0?AO NO run ^
4 HON It
Pjr A FEtTON - S
Ifllpliip^
.Saturday, May 4C. 1957
List Winners
Of Spartanburg
1/
4-H Dress Revue
c ...
" SPARTANBURG?The annual
'Negro 4-IT County council- \v;u
held recoi .ly 'at the Bethlehem
.Center, "Spartanburg.
' in cdirjiiiH'tiou with. Jfhe County
' .council meeting - tiie annual 4-11
Dress Revue was held in further
! encouragement of the use of cot
' ton - materials.^ ^ __ :
M Therike of the iDrfess 'Revue was
r"Four-H Cotton Forecast, Spring ?
" and Sumrper, 11)57," with Mrs. J.
^ C. Stewart, Foster's Chapel School
'acting as directress,
j Sixty-six cluhsters from 14?
Four-H clubs participated in the
Dress Revue, Four groups of cot- ^
t ton clothing were fashioned and
modeled by junior and senior
r clubstel'S. The winners in each :
v group received prices which w'ere ,
U donated by the 4-H County council,
interested friends and some of
'the local merchants.
a The awards were as follows:
t School Dresses?Sudie Mae Fuk
_ ler and Betty Jean Suber (junior
r, 4-H cluhsters); Foster's Chapel
e-Sclajui?Ms. J. C. 3tewait?and?-=
. Mrs. E. L. Elkins, leaders. Joyce I
. Cheeks, Dollie Hunter (senior 4-H
11 cluhsters); Lincoln High School? ,
_ Mrs. Helen Wells, leader.
Play Clothes?Delia Mae Jones
'' (junior 4-H clubster); Sims Chapel
? club?Mrs. Geneva Sims, leader.
c* Aretha McDowell, (junior 4-H club
ster); Chesnee 4-H club?Mrs. L.
B. Byers, leader. Agnes Johnson
(senior 4-H clubster); Wpllfm-.l
4-H club?Mrs. J. M. Brown, lead- ?
v W.
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rf jChurch Dresses?.Patricia. Sims
s (junior 4-H clubsters); Sims Cha?
-pel?Mrs. Geneva Sims, leader,
n Dolores Wells (junior 4-H club-Isters):
Holden's Chapel?Miss Lus
jcille McKinney, leader. Shirley
e Sims (senior 4-H clubster); Sims
- ChapeT?Mrs. Geneva Sfms, leader.
Mary Nesbitt (senior 4-H club1
ster); Lincoln High School?Mrs.
TT..1 i i
- 11 l i l 11 wens, it'auer.
I " ,
L1 Four? Uniforms?Lila Ruth
K | Philson (junior 4-H clubster);
f Sims Chapel?Mrs. Geneva .Sims,.?.
. leader. Phyllis Williams (junior 4(1
H clubster); Sims Chapel?Mrs.
0 Geneva Sims, leader. Sarah Fergu
son (senior 4-H clubster); Line
coin High School?Mrs. Helen
Wells, leader.
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