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In Men's Shoe Fashions
NEW YORK (UPSt Americans calf tee bat a pebble-grassed up-:
men's shue masafaeturers are lis-jper with fee Sies; a pebble slip
wg so much bsmi Pitching 08 She i on by Jarmaa svish almost a
1 8EEALO AX& SEWS, Kumjiti FBi Ort.
Sssiay, Jassary ST, I9SI
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spring shoes this year they are
running eat of people who know
hew ta da hand stitching asd have
matie fissssi!; a coarse grain hla
cher by Freeman with tie aad tas
sels ts dark brows with a black
been forced to conduct courses in sole, British Walker showed a twa-j
the ancient art, J tie with tassels is pebble grain
The pace - setters are light
weight moecasis stySe Hand
sewn, of course either in shpons
or hhicher ties bat made of light-
ier ieathers which wear as well
as the heavier. This is achieved!
.4 1 " t' . libv relanmnc !he leaiher with bark
i -?Li latter it has been tanned in the
SPRING COMPANIONS Made for each other, but
smart enough to succeed alone are these handsom
spring two-piece costumes. Matching color and con
trasting textures are the keynotes of this pale blue en
semble, left. Silk pongee dress has three-quarter sleeves
and gently blouied bodice. The sweater-coat is fluffy
cotton-mohair. Biacic and white houndstooih-eheeic coat,
center, has a slight flair, and double-breasted closing.
It is teamed with a slim sleeveless shift of white jersey.
Quad knit coat, right, is worn over a double-knit shift
with round neckline. Coat collar stands out slightly to re
veal full npektine of shift.
NEW YOJiK (NEA) Last
spring the coat-dress ensemble
enjoyed some popularity. This sea
son, with better lines, more luxur
ious fabrics and a range of excit
ing colors, fashion bows in on the
double again.
In many of these ensembles the
fabric and color are the same
in both dress and coat. In the
knits, for example, sleeveless, rol-
larless shifts will be seen under;
coats with standout collars that
reveal dresses' round necklines.
Other dress-coat teams are
done in malching shades, but the
fashion keynote is the contrasting
lexlurcs of the fabrics. Paste!
silk dresses are shown wi!h coats
in the same shade, styled in fluf
fy mohair. Bold black and white
checks in lightweight woo! top
slim white sifts.
Although most of thee com
panion dresses are sleeveless,
some designers following I h e
trend from Paris are showing
sleeves.
Every coat style for spring is
represented in the two-piece en
sembles, from slim coats with a
gcnlle amount of front shaping
and controlled back fullness.
through capelike swing co3is and:
bathrobe ties.
Colors arc iivelv and young.
shading from hot pinks and
creamy pastels to She ever popu
lar biaek and white. Bright, sun
ny yellow is seen in every coilec-:tkm.
: The new dress-coat teams can
take you through -a day and eve
ning in faultless taste, and in a
colorful manner.
POUy'S POINTERS
How Hair Is 'Teased'
P01.IV CRAMER
Newspoper Enterprise Assn.
DEAR POLLY I read where froro mv doctor which has worked
Jamie has a new method for heaufifully to help a one-year-old
teasing hair w ith a tooth brush
but really, how is hair teased?
OUT-OF-STYLE
01 T-OF-STVI.E Perhaps you
and 1 are of the same genera
iinn. In my younger days, "teas
ing" was known as "roughing"
or "raiting" (he hair. You take
Si
a section at a time and lift It
up. Brush or comb the strand
toward the sralp. Then, smooth
the top for a fuller look to the
hairdo. POLLY
DEAR POLLY Mv two ideas
with self-spoon feeding is to sit
at his right side 'assuming he
is right-handed 1 and feed baby
w ith your hand over his on the
spoon to guide htm. This is much
easier for a baby to imitate than
when vou sit in front of him end
jsoke the spoon straight at his
mouth.
Knitters who are always em
barrassed by dropping needies at
meetings or in public places can
knit even a straight piece back
and forthi on a circular needle.
Then there is no other needle to
drop and if also ends the fear
of poking tiie person sitting next
to you.
MRS. R. S. L
DEAR POLLY Can anyone
give suggestions for ways
which to increase the humidity in
a house with a hot air furnace?
MRS. M. L. Perhaps some
of the other girts w bovs
know a belter answer but my
home-made remedy has always
are really worlds apart. A hint been to keep open pans of water
near the register or radiator. This
is a lot of troubie and can be
messy but other than having a
humidifier installed fn the tur-
nace. II s the nest suggestion I
can oifer. POLLY
DEAR POLLY Other moth
ers ot preschool children may
find my hint helpful, f have
solved the problem ot a red shirt,
blue overalls and brown socks.
My oldest preschooler likes to
dress himself but is not color
conscious so I arranged his draw
er with matching overalls, shirt
and socks, in sets and now he se
lects a set each day and everything
matfiies, ffe is learning his colors,
too, by selecting a blue set, brown
set and so on.
A. T.
DEAR POLLY When sewing,
keep a bobbin filled with nylon
thread to use when gathering.
The thread slips more'easily and
is almos! impossible !o break.
Most any color thread can lie
used on any colored fabric because
it is on the bofiom side and if '
very much material is gathered,
it is almost completely covered.
MRS. .).
Share your taverite homemak
ing ideas . . . send them to Polly
in rare of Heraid and N'ews.
You'll receive ft bright, new silver
dollar it Polly uses your ideas in
Poitv's Pointers.
APPROVES IDEA
WASHINGTON (UPSi - Presi
dent Kennedy says he would be
'delighted" io see Sir Winston
Churchill given honorary U.S. ci!
izenship.
He marie the sfatemen! at his
news conference Thursday when
asked about hills now- pending in
the House and Senate to make
the British leader an honorarv
American eilijcn.
jiuiua! way with ehreme salts.
The hand-sews moccasin was
She most popular shown for spring:
but there were new styles to
smooth, grain and brushed lea
ther, ranging from newer versions!
of She dress brogue to casuals mi
uaed or brushed leather sad
chukka boots in
brushed leathers.
The hamf-sewn shoe has moved
out of tiie informal category into
the ranks of slvle leaders and is
shown in highly polished black and
brows leather or finely grained
antiqued brown and olive.
Classics are Back
The old classics are back and
up-dated but there also are a lot
of new gimmicks. Some manufac-
lureres show jumbo-size perfora
tions, straps and buckles and ex
aggerated stiehisg on wingtips.
The general shape fends toward
a long, slim look to wear with
narrower trousers. Ties are often
placed high up to make the foot
look slimmer.
Black eoatiaaes to outpace ail
other colors but there is strong
competition with new browa
shades and cordovan, either real
ior fake, fn summer shoes the old.'
black and white classic is seen
in some lines but casuals tend
toward a natural color.
Some of the shoes show n by the
Shoe fashion Service of Leather
industries ot America include a
lijion, five-tie plain toe biucher
and a wingiip in light California
saddle leather by Bales and a
plain toe three-fie in perforated
dark brown charcoal by Ameri
can Gentleman.
in Glove Leather
Freeman's Perfinos is in glove
leather w ith "mudguard construc
tion" She sole comes up on the
side where it Is joined with very
smc stitching to She upper.
Over at the National Shoe Insti
tute there were these highlights:
A formal looking shoe by Bos-
tonian with a very shiny plain1
wish natural crepe sole
Hash Puppies showed a sawn-
colored, very light three-fie lei-;
sure shoe with perforations on the
top of the Soe and She upper. For!
real leisure Wellea showed a shoe!
with stretch woven sides and ai
plain toe and a hat weather shoe!
with a nylon mesh toe and woven!
eiastictad sides. Mast casual was!
Jaunters wrap around boot of soft!
leather which sort af folds around
tise foot. Ami for a Scen-agerj
who wanSs batten shoes Pedwts!
showed a sharp and shiny siipsn1
with three bnSSons on one side!
and a gore on the other.
t'ntted Press Utternatlsnaf
The "chse sheik" look makes
the deepest impressions on spring
millinery, The look, inspired by
the Knight of Arahy, brings back
draped turbans, fezzes and cliiifon
swathed helmets.
Aaother hat favorite for spring;
the sailor, mduded big sailors,
perky small sailors and slouch
sailors, like the hat of She Ssuth
American gaucho.
Saede's in the parade of prints!
Party Honors
Malm Family
MALfS Mr. and Mrs. Vera
Taylor and his mother, Mrs, Eva
Tayior, were honored recent iy
wises srsends ana refattves eatss-
erea ts welcome them m their
newly remodeled home.
The social evenine included
dancing and a smorgasbord din
ner.
Guest were Mr. and Mrs. Bard
fogSc, Mr. aad Mrs. Albert
Seott, Mr. assd Mrs. Jim Cock
rnm, son Jtmmie; Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Taylor, Mrs. Daisy Bryden
NeSse Fogie, Mr, and Mrs. Mii-
ford Webb, Mrs. Vic Loasignoni,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mat-fees, Mr.
aadt Mrs. John Bargoyae, Mr,
and Mrs. Dfck Stevenson. Mrs.
Teddy Walker and Patricia, Mr.
and Mrs. liebert Byrne, Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Grove and Mary Jane,
Mr. and Mrs, Don Macken, De
teres and Marvin, Mr, aad Mrs.
Cecil Zeiders, Mr, and Mrs. John
Haney, Maria and Gail, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud FaireSo.
FASHIONEITES
PLASTKR KNeW-HSW
Sites yoa're plastering cracks
in a wall, add the plaster ts wa
ter instead of water ta plaster,
and She msxtare wist sot be
lumpy.
that will be going fa milady's!
head in the spring.
Jacques Contsux's abstract de
signs are the basis for a callee
tson of space-inspired jewel for
spring to be laaaehed in Par s fey
American jeweler Fred Wander.
The clusters of missile, star and!
moos silhouettes combine precious!
and semi-precteas siorses. Or
sample; iapis-larall and jads are
combined with rock-like surface
idufied gold, Diamond stars set ss
lapis laiiili make another brostcn.
A third claster, titled explosion,
lesmbsses lapis, slatisus! and dia
; meads.
Church Rites'
Unite Couple
In a late mensine
;eeres!ios5y Saturday, Jan. S9, st
She First MethedisS Church, Cares
23g?er and Robert G, Cask STsre
snifed in marriage. The Rev.
Ralph H. Richardson serfbrtned
the double ring ceremem? at tt
a'clack fn the presence sf refe
fives and friends of the cesspie.
The brsda a wfeis wtm
sheath dress and carried a nose
gay sf archils.
Maid of honor was Patricia
Morris and best man was Wil
liam Bavnes, All are stodests af
Oregoa Technical tasihafe.
The bride is the daughter sf
Mr. Kid Mrs. BesaSd Zigter ef
Prssevilfe. The brideBom's bams
is i
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