Perry Daily Journal (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 75, No. 114, Ed. 1 Monday, May 6, 1968 Page: 3 of 8
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Find a Hat to Set Your Mood
By HELEN HENNESSY
NEA Women’s Editor
NEW YORK —(NEA)— If
you know your man, you can
adopt the look that will please
him most. And if you are so
fortunate that your escorts are
legion, you can please them all
— with little effort on your part
With a flick of the hairbrush,
artful application of make-up
and a wardrobe of hats, any
young woman can play every
role from ingenue to sophisti-
cate.
A pony tail (if you don't
have long hair, you can buy
it), a roller-brim hat or a
sailor, teamed with natural
foundation, like pink lip-
stick, just a touch of eye-
brow pencil and mascara 6
will give you the dewy-eyed
look of innocence that will
capture a man’s heart.
For romantic elegance, go a a
bit heavier on the eye make-up. 4
Use a deeper lipstick, still in
the rose tone, brush your hair
high on your head and top off
the whole look with a riple-
brim straw, perhaps boasting a
cluster of flowers.
For a sophisticated look.
Perry Daily Journal
SOCIETY
Mrs. Clarence Duncan, Women's Editor
P. 3, Perry Daily Journal Monday, May 6, 1968
PAPER PRICES HIKED
LAWTON (AP) The Law
ton Constitution and The Lawton
Morning Press announced Mon
dav its five-cent single copies
sold in racks, news stands and
stores, will be raised to 10 cents
this month.
The Lawton Publishing Co.
said it was the first increase
for single copies of the papers
since they were founded
you'll need to spend a bit more
time at the dressing table Ap-
ply a smooth matte - finish
make-up and a daring, bright-
colored mouth Isn’t it nice that
bright lipstick is back so that we
don’t HAVE to look anemic un-
less we want to?
Next, brush your hair into a
shining, sleek, turned - under
coiffure that you can set the
night before in less than 10
minutes, using large rollers.
Now get to work with eye
pencil, shadow, eye liner on
upper and lower lids and a
pair or two of flase lashes. Add
the final perky touch of an off-
the-face beret, a dash of color
with a jauntily tied scarf and
you’ve done the trick
Hats play an important
role in the game. And this
season you can find one to
suit your every mood. Fash-
ions from the glamor years
are back — the beret, the
cloche, the sailor, the skim-
mer, the breton, the boater,
the portrait brim. Even the
flower hat blooms once
more. Straws, both smooth
and textured, get top billing.
Miss Honeyman
Miss Honeyman,
James Steichen
Miss Posey,
Mr. Bowers
To Be Wed
Miss Judy Ann Posey, Okla-
homa City, daughter of the late
Mr and Mrs T J Posey, Shaw
nee, announces her engagement
and approaching marriage to
Ronald Craig Bowers, Midwest
City, son of Walter Bowers, 504
Ivanhoe street, and the late
Mrs. Bowers.
The wedding will be June 1 in
the Wallace Avenue Baptist
church, Shawnee, with Rev W
F. Crow officiating.
Miss Posey is a 1965 graduate
of Shawnee high school and is
presently a junior at Oklahoma
City university At OCU she is
assistant editor of the school
paper, "The Campus.” and
class editor of the school year
book, "The Keshena." She is a
member of the Press club and
EVENING PROGRAMS
A PUBLIC SERVICE BY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
"Perry’s Community Owned Bank"
Member Fed. Dep. Ins. Corp.
• Monday •
WKY-TV-4 KOCO-TV—5 KWTV-9
6:00 News & Wea,
6:30 Monkees
7:00 Rowan & Martin
7:30
8:00 Danny Thomas
8:30
9:00 I Spy
9:30
Twilight Zone News, Edit., Wea
Cowboy In Africa Gunsmoke
Rat Patrol
Felony Squad
Peyton Place
Biq Valley
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Carol Burnett
10:00 Newt News
10:30 Johnny Carson Movie
News
Joey Bishop
Farmers Union Insurance
HATS, A HAIRBRUSH AND MAKE-UP combine to make the changing face of Eve.
Adolfo H's multicolored straw breton (upper left), and Frank Olive’s dandy sailor,
trimmed with grosgrain ribbon (upper right), teamed with light make -up and a pony-
tail hairdo create the ingenue look. Archie Eason's straw ripple brim with clusters of
flowers (lower left) gives a look of romantic elegance when hair is piled high and a
slightly heavier make-up worn. Off-the-face beret by Adolfo (lower right) adds the final
sophisticated touch when heavier eye make-up, a sleek hairdo and bright lipstick are
brought into play. The hats shown are all worn by the same model to prove the point.
Engagement Told
Mr and Mrs George II Hon-Delta Zeta sorority, which she
eyman of Stillwater are an serves as recording secretary
nouncing the engagement and Miss Posey has been listed on
approaching marriage of their the dean s honor roll, served as
daughter, Ethel to James Stei a student senator, was a candi-
chen, son of Mr and Mrs John date for OCU Princess, and an
II Steichen route one Perry attendant to the Keshena Ka-
DICICIC, TULLE ONC. ECILy
The couple have chosen Aug pers Queen
17 for their wedding date 1 Bowers graduated in 1962
Miss Honeyman is a 1965 from Perry high school and in
1967 from Central State college
At Central State he served as
Dear Abby
Become Her Friend
Abigail Van Buren
DEAR ABBY Everybody
17 AND NO PATHS
says I have a good personality1 DEAR 17: Glasses rarely (if
and although I am far from even have cost a girl her pop-
"beautiful people tell me I ularity, but they frequently pro-
am not a bad looking girl, but vide a good excuse, which is
dies whose bosses become too
friendly to seek other employ-
ment.
Now, after seven years I find
graduate of C E Donart high
school in Stillwater and will be,<
a senior this fall at Oklahoma president of East hall, men’s
State university majoring in dormitory He is presently em-
business education. She is a
member of Beta Sigma Phi and
Pi Omega Pi and is employed
in the biological science depart-
ment.
Steichen graduated in 1965
from Perry high school and also
will be a senior at OSU this
fall He is majoring in agricul
tural engineering, and is listed
ploved as a teacher and coach
at Glenwood elementary in Mid
west City.
on the president and dean’s
honor rolls At OSU he is a
member of Farmhouse fratern-
ity, American Society of Agri
cultural Engineers, Sigma Tau |
and Phi Eta Sigma
• Hail Crop
• Special $6000.00 Minimum Homeowner
Package Policy In Perry $49.00. Dues In-
cluded
• Farm, City and Urban Property. No Lightn-
ing Deductible
• Household Goods. No Lightning Deductible
• Farm and Homeowner Package Policy
• Churches, Schools and Business Buildings
• Auto, Truck, Boat and Farm Liability
* Life & Hospitalization
Farmers Union Dues—1 yr., $4.00;5 yrs. $17.00
See or Call:
Jim Williams, Stillwater. Phone: FR 2 4086
Leo Rolling, Perry. Phone: 336-9951
Walter Schieffer, Perry. Phone: 336-4903
James McKee, Perry. Phone: 336-4940
Combrink Agency, Billings. Phone: Office 725-3215, Res. 725 3380
Pauline Love, Red Rock. Phone: 723-4216
myself in that very situation. 1
have an excellent job with an
excellent salary, but I have re-
The old story that every time
a woman was in a blue mood
she bought a hat to bolster her had an honest to - goodness want to be "popular" try to de-
morale may well become cur- date I mean a date that wasn't velope the kind of personality1 ,,
rent once more For the hat is fixed up by somebody other people find attractive. For- e - lac P 00 1 '
am nearly 17 and have never easily seen through. If
you
rent once more. For the hat is fixed up by somebody.
measuring up to its regained I wear glasses Could that be get about yourself, and the im:
importance It has been dis my trouble? Please don't sug- pression you’re creating, and
covered that it is the greatest gest contact lenses because I concentrate on making the per- other positions all of which
asset, the key that opens the get sick to my stomach at the son you arc with glad that he's would mean a substantial re
door to the many faces of Eve thought of sticking something with you, duction from my present salary
right INTO my eye. I don’t ’ -----Each prospective employer has
DAA D want to be an' old maid, and DEAR ABBY Several times asked why I am leaving my
ROCN wonder if you can help me. I in the past you have advised la-present position, which I think
Mrs Gene Welch and Mark is a fair question So far 1
visited her parents, Mr and Jerry Potter, Clarence Welch, | CocialCalendar have said For personal rea
Mrs Mark Perez, April 28. Harvey Elv Wayne Brown, DoCiai daiendar | sons but this reply always
Mr and Mrs. James Byrd Ted Newton, Harold, Danny andmotee ChionedeorSprougne brine seems to elicit an unfavorable
and children of California were Beaver Luter Bus Doyle, J C. Journal office before 10 a.m. to in- reaction ADDY: what on oi
give?
boss.
onmeus
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY P
1 have been interviewed for
Announcing
our new men’s underwear
for women.
here April 14-26 to visit his Ratliff, Edward Roberson, cation that Maxmon Satur- reason should
mother, Mrs. Bill Byrd They al- Clair Osborne, Neil, Steve and ‘ Monday
so visited Mrs. James Byrd's Jeff Clark, Earl and Bob Rat- American Association of Univer-
sity Women, 6 30 p.m. din- sonal reasons' is both honest
ner meeting. Mrs Gene Ed- and discreet and therefore your
monds. 18 Hillcrest. I best answer. To be more spe-
Miriam circle, Methodist Wom- cific would elicit an even more
an’s Society of Christian Serv- unfavorable reaction. And to lie
mother, Mrs. Zack Newlin, and liff, Bobby Gene Ratliff. Dor-
Mr Newlin, of Ponca City rance Barnes, Kenneth Love,
Mrs A E Davis is ill at her Bob McClure, Charlie Dun-
home. ham, Tony Dunham, Hugh Wa-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Widick of ters, Virgil and Steve Morn-
Benton, Kan., sister of Mrs hinweg, Dennis and Donnie Wil-
Dick Carpenter, celebrated liams and Gene Sanders The
their 50th wedding anniversary c]ub held their regular May
April 28 with an open house at
their home. Their two daugh-
ters were hostesses. Relatives
from here attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Carpenter, Mr
and Mrs. Kenneth Love, Mrs
Allen Taylor and Mike of Black-
well, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Richard Love, Mark, Larry and
Ricky of Ponca City and Mrs.
Vina' Ruth Scrogins of Bryan,
Texas.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. 0 E. Doyle were Mr
and Mrs. Vaughn Doyle. Pat
and Mike of Oklahoma City and
Mr and Mrs Donald Doyle and
Gina Dawn
Neighbors surprised Mrs. Bill
Byrd with a wiener roast April
24 Present were Mr and Mrs
CURIOUS IN D C
DEAR CURIOUS: "For per
meeting on the evening of May
2. Annual election of officers
was held. Elected were presi-
dent, Charlie Dunham; vice
president, Harvey Ely; secre-
ice, 7:30 p.m. Hostess, Mrs. is foolish.
Pat O’Neil, 637 Ivanhoe
street. DEAR ABBY Recently my
Past Noble Grands club, 7 30 husband informed me that The
p.m. Go-hostesses, Mrs. Pearl had signed everything over to
Bradshaw and Mrs. Dan our children in th.....vent of
Hodge, IOOF hall. J his death He said hi reason
i . se i Tuesday | for doing this was that I would
tary, Hugh Waters; and treas-Ladies Tuesday Afternoon club, probably get a boy friend and
urer, Floyd Ring. I 1 p.m. luncheon. Hostess, he doesn’t see why he should
Mrs. J. J. Vivian, 1303 Boun- leave me money to spend on
dary street, another man
Petunia unit, Perry Garden we have been married four
clubs, 9:30 a.m. breakfast. . ,
Hostess, Mrs. Everett Fansler, years and have two children.
1020 Thirteenth street. I have never stopped to think
Business and Professional Wom- about the future I just assum
en’s club, 7:30 p.m. Club ed that we would be in rocking
chairs together, but his state-
Bressie
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cly
an-
nounce the birth of a son, Phil-
lip, weighing 7 pounds, 212
ounces, on April 22 in Pawnee.
Monday afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Beck visited Mr
and Mrs. Dan Wiggins in Pon-
room.
Veteran's Foreign Wars auxili- ment started me to thinking
ary, 7:30 p.m. Sheets building, When I asked him how I was
505 Cedar street. 1 supposed to live il something
1 ca City.
1 Sunday evening dinner guests Alpha Chi Child Study club, 8 happened to him first he said I
i of Jack LeClair of Farr, Texas, p.m. Hostess, Mrs. Robin could live with one of the ch Il-
Chesnutt, 1407 Country Club dren.
Claude Potter and Jimmy, Mr. । . 0
and Mrs. Gene Welch and at a restaurant in Ponca City
Mark Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth were Mr and Mrs. W F , Mc- perie Study club sorino’pmoal , "
Daniel Mr and Mrs Frank Le- Perry Study club, spring break- to work to pro vide for my fu
fast, 9:30 a.m. Hostess, Mrs ture, anfj | can’t see myself job-
drive.
He refuses to let me go back
and her son and family, Mr. Claire and Mrlcand Mrs.: Nell Roy Baker Skyline'drive'
and Mrs. James Byrd Blubaugh Before leaving for Wednesday
David and Donna Sullins of home Tuesday, Jack, manager _____; J
hunting in my old age
Blackwell spent the weekend of of a crop spraying firm, do-
April 27-18 with their grandpar- nated $25 to the Bressie Com-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sullins, munity building fund The cen-
Mrs. Art Fowler and Mrs. ter was originally Tearney
Ike Sullins went on a bus tour school where Jack went to
to Anadarko April 30. The tour grade school for eight years
was sponsored by the Pawnee
county extension service.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bryant this locality who made a trip to
of Yellville, Ark, spent the Cape Coral, Fla, and
week of April 28-May 4 visiting
her mother, Mrs Hughlan Par-
ker, and Mr. Parker.
The Red Rock Sportsman club
sponsored a fishing trip at
Keystone lake the weekend, ■ .
of April 19. Going were Russell and later at a porpoise show.
Evans, Claude Potter, Lee San- Saturday afternoon tours were
Recall and Mark San made to Cape Coral and the
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Kelly
were among 132 people from
were
guests of Gulf American Cor-
poration of Miami Friday eve-
ning, the group and hundreds
of other guests were entertain
ed at the Waltzing Waters show
ders, Russell and Mark San-
ders, Tony Hutchison, John
Hutchinson, Jimmy and Rich-
ard Williams, Ralph Hanyka,
Pine, Cantivia and Sanibel is-
lands. The Kellys attended a
dinner-dance Saturday evening
Sunday fours included a stop at
Gene, Ronnie and John Hos-
kins, Cloyce Dormire, Mickey the beach and at Post Edison
Ratliff, Bob Howerton of Tul- college
I sa, Phil Dunham of Hominy,
■ Ray Dunham of Perry, Jess
1 Ballard of Hominy, Jimmy and erage daily in The Journal.
World, state, local news cov-
sansaur
| What can I do besides die
Progress club, 1 p.m. picnic, first?
Lions West park. WORRIED
Congenial Twelve club, 2 p m. DEAR WORRIED: See a good
Hostess, Mrs. Ralph Cooper, lawyer and tell him what you've
1401 Seventh street. told me_ Then ask for his ad-
Thursday vice. You may be pleasantly
Order of Eastern Star, 8 p.m. surprised
Masonic hall.
Friday
. CONFIDENTIAL TOUPSET
Esther Rebekah lodge, 8 p.m. NEWARK For goodness
, 100F hall, r sake, DON’T ask 1 5
Ladies Bridge and Golf associa : 1T
‘ake him oil the road. It won’t
tion, 1 p.m luncheon, Perry , ,
help, II a man is going to
ounrycu. "cheat." he will cheat on his
Classifieds are easy to place, lunch hour.
Phone 336-2222.
(Women buy it Women wash it. The only thing men do is wear it)
Use classified ads.
Eveybody has a problem
What’s yours? For a personal
reply write lo Abby, Box 69700,
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to pick up passes. Good if used geles, Calif., 90069, lor Abby’
on or before May 11, 1968 Not
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