WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21. 1959
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ALPHA OMEGA THETA RHO No. 48 imtalled new officers in a formal cere
mony January 8 at the Merrill Odd Fellow Hall. Pictured above, from the left, Gloria
Cahan, past president; Glenda Story, president; and Sharon Hobson, vice president.
Photo by Ruth Harris, Merrill
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Club Installs
New Officers
Ewauna Tnaftniistress Cluh held
Its first meeting of the year Mon
day, January 12. at the Willard
Hold. .The evening program was
highlighted by the installation of
officers.
Margaret Davies conducted the
candlelight ceremony. Each officer
was presented a corsage, the color
of which symbolized the duties she
was assuming. The new officers
are Helen Bassett, president; Ra
mona Smith, vice president; Nor
ma Rciche. treasurer, and Vicki
Edge, secretary.
Virginia Morcy, outgoing presi
dent, was presented with a past
president's pin.
A brief acceptance speech was
made by the new president, Helen
Bassett, after which she appoinled
the following committee chairmen:
Margaret Davies, education: Vir
ginia Morey, publicity; Beverly El
lis, membership; Norma Hansen,
parliamentarian.
LAYETTE SHOWER
MERRILL Pink and white
Et reamers spiraling from the ceil
ing and a gift table centered by
a stork gave appropriate atmos
phere for a layette shower honor
ing Mrs. Wesley Haskins. The
ovent. planned by hostesses Mrs.
Jim Walker. Mrs. Vernon Shuck
and Mrs. Melvin Rodgers, was held
at the Rodgers home on Wednes
day evening, January 14. Prizes
for the games were awarded to
Mrs. Jim Baxter, Mrs. Don Harris
and Mrs. Edith Douglas. Assist
ing the guest of honor in opening
the gifts were Mrs-Merle Haskins
and Mrs. Edith uouglas. Ketresn
menls were served to 30 guests by
the hostesses.
Fashion Editors, Up In The Air,
See Latest Fashions In Wool
By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Women's Editor. she is
vfw vnnw APiirQctnn ,...-icart, and
seat bells, please, and observe
the no-smoking signs. We're off
on a modern fashion show, aboard
a jet plane 30,000 feet up.
The passengers two planeloads
of them are 200 members of the
national fashion press, in New
York this week for the spring
howings of New York designers.
They've already covered eight
fashion shows during the day.
Now they're embarking to see an
other, this time all wool and all
up in the air.
The fashions are superb, the
models tired but beautiful. But
let's take a look at the passengers.
There's Betty Milburn. women's
editor of the Tucson Daily Citizen,
who would rather fly her own
plane than eat, or even dance.
She and her husband, who works
on the same paper, want a plane
they can park in their back yard.
Then there's Ivy Coffee, wom
en's editor of the Oklahoman and
Times, Oklahoma City, a tall.
breezy blonde who thinks there's
no business like newspaper busi
ness, and who runs a staff of
nine, turning out a women's sec-
tion of three to four pages daily.
making over the women s pages
lor each of the paper s five edi
tions.
Today's newswomcn take to the
air in more ways than one. For
instance, there s Mildred Alexan
der, news director of TV and ra
dio station WTAR in Norfolk, Va.(
and former president of the Vir
ginia Assn. of Associated Press
Broadcasters. Her medium is the
air instead of the printed page, but
newspaperwoman at
her audience would
challenge the circulation of some
of the country s biggest papers
Edrie Van Dore ,is assistant
managing editor and women's ed
itor of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
She heads a staff of eight women
and one man, works about 18
hours a day, travels to Europe,
South America or the West Coast
as casually as most people take
a Sunday drive; and enjoys every
minute of It.
Mcta Blackwll, Sunday editor
of the San Bernardino, (Calif.)
Sun-Telegram, has held practical
ly every ion on the paper, includ
ing those of city editor and wom
en's editor. Now the paper has a
man editing the women s pages,
but Mcta continues to cover fash
ionsin New York, Los Angeles,
Paris or wherever they may be
Betty Peach does fashions and
features for the San Diego Eve
ning Tribune, and also gets around.
She was in New Guinea with the
Red Cross during World War II,
refers to her husband simply as
"Peach," has a home, a yard and
a garden in San Diego and thinks
life is simply peachy.
Those are a few of the modern
feminine press. They've changed
a lot since the days of Nellie Bly.
SOCIETY
Soft Shoulders, Slim Skirts
Features Of New Basic Suits
Plans Told
For Nuptials
MONTAGl'K-Wedding bells will!
ring sometime in March for Kalh
erine Williams and Daniel Maitos
of Etna according to an announce
ment made by the bride-elect's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams.
hathenne is a 1957 graduate of
Yreka High School. Her fiance
graduated from Etna High School
nnd is now an employe of the Mc-
Cloud Lumber Company in Mc-
i loud wnere the younj couple will
live.
By CAY PAl'LEY
I PI Women'! Editor
NEW YORK (CPU- The suit.
basic in a woman's wardrobe, gets
down to the basics this spring.
fits the figure.
The relaxed look is on iis way
out," said designer Harry Frech-
tel. "This spring marks the begin
ning of the return to the fitted
suit."
Several -other designers also are
returning each collection shown
to visiting fashion editors this
week included at least a couple of
suits with slim skirt and jacket
hugging the waistline and upper
hipbone. The shows are held
semi-annually by the couture
group of the New York Dress In
stitute.
However, there is no return to
Ihe broad, padded shoulders that
went with fitted suits of the 1930 s
and early '40 s. Rounded, soft
shoulders are the rule.
Frechtel suits have perfectly
smooth shoulders: he cuts sleeve
and bodice of the jacket all in one
piece.
Sleeves of suits in most collec
tions are "bracelet length," bar
ing wrists for those women who
like bangles. But Monte-Sano and
Pruzan provides the breeziest
sleeve of all: the firm bares arms
in both coats and suits to above
the elbow.
Most of the new suits are single-breasted,
but Ben Zuckerman
showed some double-b r e a s t e ri
jackets closed with enormous but
tons in black or a smoky pearl
shade.
Fitted jackets are ol two main
types one reaching three to
four inches below the waist; the
oiher stopping right at the waist.
Some of the "relaxed" or looser
fitting jackets do hug the figure
in one spot the hipbone. But
leave the waistline undefined.
In the "relaxed" category, the
number one jacket is Ihe cardi
gan type, usually collarless and
worn casually unbuttoned. Davi-
dow shows a group in small Scot
tish checks worn with small,
fringed stole around the neck.
skirts are cut pencil-slim in
most collections, but a few design
ers toss in a few suits with pleat
ed skirts Ben Reig is one.
Frechtel eases skirt fit with
scattered gathers across the
tummy.
Watch also (or bold colors to
brighten the suit picture. Along
with standard gray and navy,
there are flamingo and watermel
on pink, lemon yellow and deep
lilac.
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The clue to looking well-dressed
lied in one word: simplicity. If
vou like color, wear it. But wear
it subtly. Don't mix colon unless
you've a real flair. Wear black
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Here's the latest addition to the uide array
of fresh, fine '59 Chevrolets you'll find at
your dealer's Open House January 22
through 24. It's a new 4-door sport sedan in
the Bel Air series and it sports a lower
price tag than any other Chevy hardtop.
Bring the family and look it over. And get
the full story on all the other striking
models now available and just waiting for
you to strike a bargain. Remember, new
Chevrolets are rolling off the production
lines and you can count on prompt delivery!
Just wait till you see what'a waiting for
you a glittering constellation of sleek
lined exciting new Chevrolet in a wide
choice of colors, models, engine and
drives.
The spotlight will be on the new Bel
Air 4-door hardtop and you'll want
to check its ultra-reasonable price
against any other hardtop you've seen.
When you do and when you see how
much more Chevrolet givea you in
Slimline atyling, in extra-roomy, extra
luxurious Bodies by Fisher, in the
super-softness of Full Coil springing,
In Easy-Ratio steering, then you'll
know that thia is motordom'e happiest
surprise of the year. Come on in; yo
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