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Mrs. Holding
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Couple Celebrates
65th Anniversary
Magnin. Paris was the next
stop where he studied paint-
ing at the Academic Julien
during the day and worked
with a retired tailor from
the House of Molyneux at
night.
Also the recipient of two
New Procedures
in Snake Bite Cases
An exquisite open lace long-sleeved shirt top (left)
blends perfectly with a gore-pleated skirt. Both are
in linen and Amel and come in white and pastels.
Flattering over-all lace dress in linen and Arnel knit
(right) is in such color combinations as white and
pink and accented with a pastel ribbon insert trim.
These Dalton of America summer designs are right
in tune with the current pretty-girl look.
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DEAR MOM: You had better get over your feeling of
“hatred." It takes two to tango, and while I do not condone
this type dance step before the wedding march, it beats the
"Rockabye Baby" waltz.
His fashions are alive, sharp
and in harmony with today.
His collections are always
marked with an easy grace
that is appealing to his ever-
increasing audience of fash-
ion-minded women.
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Wednesday
9 a.m. — Erolethian club will
meet at the Sagamar Restaurant
for an installation breakfast.
2 p.m. —Canasta Club will
meet with Mrs. James Nation,
805 N. Julian.
7 p in. -4th MOB Wives Club
will have a coffee in the Music
Room of the Service Club at
Altus AFB.
From the "Blue Ribbon Cottons" sequence of the 1969 Cotton Fashion Award
showings in New York, black-and-white, sunflower-printed, basket-weave cotton
pants (left) are shown with black petal top and curved patent belt by Tom
Brigance for Fornarotta. Winner of the Award in 1965 and again in '69, Geoffrey
Beene (inset) designs navy basket-weave cotton dinner dress (right) appliqued
with white plastic flowers and buds.
DEAR ABBY: Please tell me what you think of a father
who doesn’t think he’s needed at the hospital when his
3-year-old son has his third operation. [Plastic surgery for
burns.)
Daddy wasn’t there for the first two, either. Mommy
went alone and sat in the waiting room for a couple of hours.
My husband says, “What good will it do the boy? I’ll
come in the evening to see him when he knows I’m there.”
Am I right or wrong to feel that my husband should be
there? “MOMMY’S HERE”
DEAR MOMMY: I can’t imagine a father who would
stay away. But aside from this idiosyncrasy, he may be an
adequate husband and parent. Don’t push it.
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DEAR ABBY: I read with interest the articles about
loose dentures. My wife had that problem; then we started
world traveling in connection with my work. She went to a
dentist in Denmark, and he said he’d never seen such a slop-
py fit! Then he added, “I’ll bet it was done in the States.” He
was right. She said if he could do a better job to go to it. He
did, and what a beautiful job that dentist turned out!
Without denture powders, glue or anything to hold them in
those dentures fit as snug and comfortable as her own teeth.
I think Ralph Nader could do a good job exposing the
dental profession here. I had a bridge made in Calcutta and
another made in New Zealand, and all the American dentists
marvel at the fine craftsmanship. By the way, the dental
work my wife and I had cost about 30 per cent of what they
charge here.
Do me a favor and don’t use my name. No one knows my
wife wears dentures, and I don’t want her embarrassed.
FAITHFUL READER
DEAR READER: Come on now. There are plenty of poor
dentists in Calcutta and Denmark, and many conscientious
dentists in The States. There is an international dental
society which invites dentists from all over the world to meet
and share their knowledge of improved dental techniques.
And I’m sure they do.
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DEAR ABBY: My daughter is engaged to be married in
November. Well, last week, while looking for bobby pins in
her dresser drawer, I came across some little pink pills in a
queer-looking pill box. When I asked her what they were, she
said, “Birth control pills. You know I’m supposed to take
them 3 months before the wedding.” [I know she had taken
one that day because there was one less than the day
before.)
My question is this: "Why is she taking them now when
the marriage isn’t until November?
I would throw her fiance right out on his ear but I’m
afraid she'd go with him, and it would break my heart as I
love my daughter very much. Every time I look at her fiance
now I get a terrible feeling of hatred. How in the world can I
help plan a wedding in November feeling the way I do about
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NEW YORK - (NEA) -
From pantsuits to ball
gowns, cotton steals the
limelight for summer.
There is no fabric more
comfortable in warm
weather and the new tex-
tures of cotton are varied in-
deed. They can be anything
from a see-through voile to a
rich brocade.
The prominence of cotton
as a basic high-fashion ma-
terial was highlighted at the
recent annual American Cot-
ton Fashion Award cere-
mony held here at the Plaza
Hotel and produced by Elea-
nor Lambert. The highly
prized fashion award was
given to New York designer
Geoffrey Beene.
The traditional “Blue Rib-
bon Cottons" were featured
in the first half of the show
and ran the gamut from
pants and tops in bold-pat-
terned cotton weaves
through rain-treated poplin,
printed piques, sheer or-
gandy, batiste and voile and
cited such former Cotton
Award winners as Tom Brig-
ance, Jacques Tiffeau and
Pauline Trigere. A group of
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summer collection was
shown for the second half of
the event.
A young Louisianan who
once marked his chemistry
and biology notes with fash-
ion sketches, Geoffrey Beene
is now one of the biggest
name designers in American
fashion. He is the first de-
signer to win the Cotton
Award for the second time.
Beene studied medicine at
Tulane (he came from a
family which had produced
doctors for generations) but
his fashion art meant more
to him than medical charts
and he left for the Univer-
sity of Southern California
d a part-time job in the
play department of I.
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TIPTON (Spl) - Mrs. Vera
Holding, a former Tipton
resident, placed in three
categories in contests at the
recent convention of Oklahoma
Writers Federation held in
Oklahoma City. She placed first
in the Article category, second in
novel and second in poems.
The federation’s first annual
competition drew 285 entries
from 66 Oklahoma towns.
Second biggest winner was
professional writer Ernestine
Gravley of Shawnee. Charles
Campbell is president of the
organization.
Mrs. Holding will conduct one
of the workshops at the 31st
Annual Short Course at the
University of Oklahoma in
Norman, in June. She has
written numerous poems,
articles, short stories and
novels.
alcohol should not be given.
At the hospital, further
treatment will be determined
by the victim’s age, general
condition and the severity of
his symptoms. For some of
those who do not have high
blood pressure, hardening of
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Birthday Party
TIPTON (Spl.)-Miss Karen
Killeb.ew was honored on her
ninth birthday in the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Killebrew.
A chocolate birthday cake
With candles centered the table,
cupcakes, ice cream
sandwiches and punch were
served to the guests.
Attending were Nancy
Stocking, Susan Killebrew, Di
Onetta Floyd, Suzanne Green,
Carol Dunn, Star Donathan,
Shari Haynie and Gary
Killebrew.
CONFIDENTIAL TO “DO NOT WANT TO GET
MARRIED AGAIN AT MY AGE" IN SUN CITY, CAL.: If
you’re a man, ask your physician for an anti-rooster booster.
If you’re a woman, ask for something to curb the yens in
hens.
Coty Awards, Beene's place
in fashion’s hall of fame is
insured.
Although he is thoroughly
skilled in the t r a d i t i o n a 1
high-fashion techniques "the
Beene look” is not depend-
to health See your dentist regularly.
Get FASTEETH at all drug counters.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Christopher of 609 S. Julian, will
celebrate their 65th wedding
anniversary Thursday.
They were married May 29,
1904 in Clarksville, Tex. They
have lived near Mangum for 32
years and have made their home
in Altus for the past 14 years.
Their children are James
Christopher, Mrs. Eva Lee
Sanders, Mrs. Maggie Owings,
Mrs. Annie Davis and Mrs.
Jackie Evans.
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Bykota Sunday School class of Mrs. H. O. Merriott, Mrs. W. C.
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