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THE CORSICANA (TEXAS) DAILY SUN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1956 FIVB TEEN-AGE DAUGHTER OF TOP ROMAN DESIGNER OFFERS TIP TO GIRLS ALL OVER WORLD By NORA W. MARTIN ROME, Aug. Italian teen-age girl has a piece Of advice for girls the world over. Olola Fontana, 17-year-old daughter of top Roman 'fashion Zoe Fontana, says: "Listen to your mother and follow her suggestions, at least until you're 20. Mothers have more experience and they know better." Italians Obedient Toung Italian girls are obedient to their mothers.

In the cue. of Oloia this is not too difficult, at least as far as clothes are con cerned. "Mother and I have very much the same taste," the pretty blonde Italian teen-ager She has just finished school and Is going to work with her mother as fashion designer for Fontana Sisters. name means "Jewel" In Italian has the same ambitions, dreams and expectations as her teen-age sisters In other countries. But living in Rome and surrounded by history and people with Latin temperament and influenced by religious austerity her outlook on life is her be- haviour modest and her fashion sense independent.

"Italian Girls," Glola said, "Arc little more romantic. We don't ly look into the future. We'like to remember our grandmothers and their long feminine dresses. We follow, of course, modern ways of living, but we like variety and we like to put an accent on individuality." Personality 'Must' In Gioia's opinion it Is more im- portant for a young girl to have personality than beauty or sex- appeal. favorite movie actresses are Audrey Hepburn, Anna Magnanl and Ava Gardner, who is a personal client of Fontana.

The lovely dress Gloia was wear- Ing in. the hot Italian afternoon, was hand crocheted In white straw. The round neckline was dressy but, girlishly 'demure. "We like low necklines," Glola Fontana said. "But for young glrla they should, remain never wear provocative decollates.

Women, who wear very low cut dresses in the street in Italy may even risk getting fined," she explained. No Dating Alone Glola thinks clothes should be outstanding for style, extraordinary fabrics and elegance. This young Italian girl only goes to private parties and despite her IT years she ahsn't dated a boy alone. But like all Italian girls she Is used to the appreciative; looks Italian men cast at passing females. "Italian men are'much, interested and they are critical and have good taste," she said.

"We are accustomed, to have men staring, at girls. I personally always feel a little embarrassed," she confessed: Like many teen-aged girls, Glola admitted to having figure problems. "I want to be slim and have recently given up spaghetti and even ice cream, my favorite dessert." Drab Little Wren Transformed Into Poised Woman During PastFour Years JOIN NAVARRO COLLEGE TEACHING STAFF BERYL EttWIN is a new instructor of Social Science at Navarro Junior College. His wife is the former Joan Howard of Blooming Grove, former NJC student. They have two daughters, Pamela and Christine.

Pettus has degrees from Oklahoma and Illinois Universities and is working on. his Ph.D degree at the University of Texas where he is a teaching assistant. He formerly was an Instructor in Jacksonville Baptist College. Pettus Is a member of the Missionary Baptist ROBERT GLENN WILLIAMS 26, single, will teach social science and history at Navarro Junior College this year. His home address is route 1, Jefferson.

A graduate of Jefferson High School, he received B. S. and M. Ed. degrees from Stephen F.

Austin College at Nacogdoches. A Baptist, this will be Williams' first teaching experience. STEVE single, will be an English instructor at Navarro Junior College this Fall. A graduate of Timpson High School, Shepherd holds B. A.

and M. Ed. degrees from the Stephen F. Austin State College, Nacogdochcs. He is a Baptist.

By RUTH MONTGOMERY SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21 (INS) The drab whom fate cast in the surprise role of second lady four years ago Is no more. In her stead is a poised, spark-ling, self-assured- woman who. has dined for four years at the hand of chiefs of and shows it. Nixon, as-unspoiled and thoughtful as she was on the day she first landed In Washington as the wife of "the greenest congressman," is enchanting even the most blase convention-goer with her 1956-variety charm.

Match For Eleanor? At news conferences which she prefers to calV "coffee. Matches," she- skips around the room to find Chairs for her guests. At dozens of state receptions where she invariably outranks all others, she stands endlessly in (pike-heeled shakes thousands of strange Without: wincing, and somehow manages to reserve a fresh and special smile for each guest. Forty-three-year-old Pat Nixon a phenomenon of American politics. Her frail good looks belle.the ROLL FILM DEVELOPING AND PRINTING M-Honr Service.

Ellis' Studio 111 South Beaton tireless energy which makes her a match for Eleanor Roosevelt. A former clerk, school teacher and government girl worked her way' through the 'University of. Southern California, and kept right on bringing home the paychecks after her. marriage' to struggling young attorney. Nixon, she could now afford'to take life Does Own Homework Instead, as the mother of two pre-teen she does all of her scrubbing.

-and bottle-washing without benefit of a. servant. Pat Nixon knows the value of a dollar, a 'nest-egg for her -A; devoted wife, she has long since stopped reading the more vitriolic attacks on controversial spouse because to. use her own words "I know he's dor Ing the very best he knows and I never did. like to gossip." These years have dealt kindly with Pat.

In 1952, as the. wife a very junior senator, she slipped in and "out of convention teas: without so much as a whispered, "there's Mrs. Nixon." "I'd heard silly rumors that Dick might be. picked for vice president," she confided today, "but he said they were preposterous, so we didn't give them a second thought" Story Different Now It's a different story in 1956. With, her peripatetic husband she since circled the globe four times', around Latin Wide Brimmed Velvet In Luitroui New $8.99 Velvet Pillbox With Grosgraln $3.98 Velvet Trim In Rich Fall $6.98 The Straight-look Dramatic Fall White Jeweled Velvet $6.98 $5.95 211 212 North Beaton St.

America, entertained visiting heads of state as a stand-in for First Lady Mamie Eisenhower, and been toasted from. Pakistan to Fodunk. Outwardly, the enviable experience has lent polish and luster to Pat's innately shy personality. Inwardly it has left her unchanged. Pat Nixon if fate decreed that she should step from the could fade back into a schoolroom or office without so much as name-dropping "Nehru" or "Mohammed All." 'She has nothing but good to say of the Christian Herters, whom Harold Stassen is frantically trying to substitute as the second family.

Face-to-face with Mrs. Stassen in a receiving line, Pat flashed her a warm smile and an "it's so nice to see you" Aloha. She likes people. She seldom analyzes -motives, preferring to believe that everyone, is doing what he believed to be "for the best." Vitality Amazing Her incredible -vitality amazes delegates who stare at the lib-pound dynamo with something like bafflement. To her own wonderment, she has discovered, that she thrives on politics even though she refuses to talk it.

"Someone would think I was expressing Dick's view," she explains modestly, "and I might not be. You see, we have so little time to discuss things these days." What makes Pat Nixon tick? The pretty, titlan-halred charmer with the limpid brown eyes has only two real interests in life: -To help Dick, and to assure that their two moppets remain unspoiled. She has made a good start with both aims. The vice president can bless the day he found the young school ma'rm at an amateur playhouse in Whittier, and the children riding the bus to public school in Washington had to help with the household -chores to money for camp this summer. Pampered? They sometimes wish were! And of what does Pat sometimes dream of these hectic, exhausting nights? "Someday.

I want a'quiet little ranch in California," she confesses "where I can love all the animals. Our house in Washington has seemed a little crowded at times with two alligators, our dog "Checkers," two mother cats, seven kittens and-the goldfish." Full Physical Exams Necessary For School Child (INS)-Dr. Henry A. Holle, State Department of Health commissioner, says children really are not ready to enter.school until they have had a complete physical examination. 'He'urges all youngsters to be enrolled in the kindergarten or first grade should be -taken to a doctor or a public health clinic for a physical checkup.

Prompt action is recommended to allow: time for medical treatments or corrections that may be necessary before school opens. against smallpox is necessary. Those immunized in infancy should be vaccinated again to assure a high degree of Dr. Holle urges parents whose children -have not received Salk polio vaccine to have this administered before entering, school. The safety and efficiency of this prevention has been proven, he said.

Diphtheria immunization is also an important safeguard for youngsters about enter school. Children who were inoculated against diphtheria when they were babies should now have a "booster dose" in order to maintain their immunity at a sufficiently high level, Dr. Holle urged. Fixing a cold-cut tray? Choose meats that contrast in flavor, lecture and appearance. Don't take a chance washing your best cotton dresses at home! foot cotton dresses will be crisp and new SANITONE Dry Cleaning It preserves the original style and texture.

Leonard Bros. Cleaners 15tb Street and Third Afenue. DIAL 3-3151 SOCIAL REVUE Mr. and'Mrs. Earl Smalllng have returned from Shreveport, where they visited in the home of their daughter, Mrs.

C. W. Evans, and family. Mmes. Walter Burgess and Edmund Surber of Garland were visitors in the home of Mrs.

Burgess' sister, Mrs. R. A. Caldwell, and other relatives today. Mrs.

Sam Spikes has been visiting in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Warren Hall and family in Belton. Joe Pearson of the firm, Burson and Pearson, has been in Houston this week attending the Nurserymen's convention. Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Forehand of Trinidad were spend-the-day visitors In the home of Mrs. Forehand's sister, Mrs. J.

H. Burke, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Quinn of Los Angeles, were recent visitors in the homo of and Mrs.

E. J. Womack. Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver Pearson of Houston spent the weekend in the home of Mr. Pearson's mother, Mrs. Calesta Pearson. Mrs. Henry Allen and Mrs.

Ames Bishop and children of Los Angeles, are visiting in the home of Mrs. Allen's brother, Sparks, and family. Lieut. Col. and Mrs.

Paul Dresser and family, who have been visiting In the L. M. Warren home, will be returning to their home in Falls Church, over the weekend, j. M. Burs'on, who underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital.

Thursday, is progressing satisr factorily, according to a message from her bedside. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sparks of Gainesville were visitors in the H. T.

Sparks home Sunday. Dads' Night is scheduled for Tuesday evening, September 18th, at William B. Travis School. Margaret's Sad Birthday Photo Puzzles Britain LONDON UP) Princess Margaret, the world's No. 1 royal sprln- ster, turned 26 today amid the usual press speculation over her plans for the future.

Her official birthday portraits showed the princess looking almost somber, In contrast to her smiling pictures of a year ago. "Isn't it odd," asked the Daily Mirror, "that a young girl should choose a gay picture one year and a sad ones the next? "Has anything happened since last year to explain the change?" It is now almost 10 months since the Queen's pretty sister decided against marrying Group Capt. Peter Townsend, a divorced Royal Air Force hero, because of her obligations to the monarchy and the established Church of England. The church frowns on re-marriage of divorced persons. A columnist in the Daily Mail called one of the poses, in the drawing room of Margaret's London home, "the most striking royal portrait of the year." He added: "Inevitably Princess Margaret's birthday become more than an occasion for a special picture.

"In America and Britain the magazines jump on the opportunity to remind you that another year has gone by, they ask you, 'Does the future 'Yet friends of Princess Mar- The Deborah Class of First Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 2 P. M. at the home of Mrs. J. D.

Nettles. R. R. Ashworth, superintendent of the Corsicana Public Schools, has been announced as the featured speaker for the Dads' Night observance at James Bowie School on the evening of October 23rd The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Central Methodist Church will meet at the church Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock. The evening Goren Bridge class will be resumed Tuesday, September 25th, in the Cactus Room at the Navarro Hotel.

A circus theme will be developed in all details of Fun Night at James Bowie School on Monday evening, September 24th. Mrs. R. L. Thigpin was organist at Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday in the absence of Mrs.

C. E. Beene, who was on vacation. Mrs. Duane Nutt of Houston and Elder Jimmy Jones of Knoxville, are guests in the homes of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Jones at Tupelo. Mrs.

C. W. Beckner of Carthage is visiting in the home of Mrs. J. D.

Burdine at Tupelo. Mrs. Lacy Garrett of Kerens will attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Patty Ann Duffee and Robert Pope in St. Mary's, Ohio, Saturday evening. The bride-elect, a graduate of Corsicana High School, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. iPjiul Y. Duffee of. St. Mary's, Ohio, former Corsicana residents.

NEEDS NEW NIGHTGOWN KARUIZAWA, Japan Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama'a wife says If he goes to Moscow to take a hand in the deadlocked peace treaty negotiations, one item of wardrobe will have to be replaced. "If he goes, he will need a new nightgown," she told a reporter. "The old ones all have patches." garet tell me she has never been never led a fuller or richer life than she does today." The princess planned to spend her birthday quietly with her sister, Queen Mother Elizabeth and other members of the royal family at Balmoral castle, in Scotland. Margaret Truman Daniel Displays New Assurance Helping Her Husband Shirley Jones Adds To Beauty Of 'Show Boat' By MARY BELL DALLAS, Aug. new star brings fresh beauty to an old favorite "Show Boat" the final 1956 presentation of the State Fair Musicals.

0 itu Shirley Jones, the movie find ofl not navo suffered as much. Sh BV PHYLLIS BATTELLE SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21 Truman Daniel, working stiff, is Ihc pluckiest "copy girl" ever to cart coffee to a sagging clump of newsmen until 6 o'clock In the morning. She is especially plucky. Considering she isn't getting paid, and her work hours- are punctuated with nothing more stimulating than an occasional sip of the brew from the cardboard container belonging to her husband, Clifton Daniel, special correspondent.

"I guess it's love," she says. I'd pa May Object And there is no one, ecept possibly papa, who could object to her working this hard in behalf of the clear reporting of a Republican National Convention. Margaret is a Democrat by heritage and a Republican by environment. She is being forced presently to brush elbows with men her father would scarcely talk to, in stern times like these and she is looking fresher and more enthusiastic than Leonard Hall In a discussion of Ike's prospects. Like all the other lady working stiffs here assembled, Margaret is working the dirvish time schedule.

She operates out of a small Now Vork Times workroom in a hotel basement. Maybe she's better dressed than the rest of us. Maybe she's got a better disposition she could off the job any time she'd a mind to. Maybe sne even gets a certain hammy kick out of having Republican congressman reach out their palms and quip, "Hey, spy, what are you doing here?" She's Really Working But the fact is she's working hard in the little basement alcove office of her husband. For the first time since she married she's had a chance to prove that when Daniel caught her eye and her hand, he caught them for earnest, and neither sleet nor storm nor political gossip is going to keep her from her appointed duties as helpmate, Margaret Truman, before her marriage, was an ambitious career girl.

She was both thwarted and helped in her ambitions by a U.S. President for a father, and always she was in the position of being labeled a "professional free-loader." I am sure she would have liked it the other way. She would not have gone as far, but she would "Oklahoma," is as pretty and perfect a "Magnolia" as any in the nearly 30 years the classic has been a part of the American theater. The youthful star has a fine, clear voice and she Is convincing with her spoken Lawrence Winters gives much to the "Old Man River" number, and William Tabbcrt is well cast as Ravenal. The State Fair's, production of the American classic which, has fostered more stars than many another is colorful and expansive.

i Scenery is mood-setting for the well-presented music. The presentation runs through Sept. 2. might have been only a good choir soloist, but she'd have had thai? satisfaction. "-m As It was, she was treated harshly and criticized as an portunist." Till she has not admitted it even gave up her dreams as a singer.

Assurance New Today Margaret has no quarter; to beg of anybody. She is a new 1 woman, even more assured In thi Insides than she once was on the surface. There is no one she need'. account to but herself and her band, and it Is obvious, to look'" at her, that Margaret at last Is in' her clement. Now she Is working with paper people, instead of duckinw shrewdly around their 1 She Is flustering over and learning about objectivity in thffivl news.

She is not sleeping, and ing great. Whether it's love or nefj new-born independence, she Is ing shinier and softer than ever, before. In fact (may Harry she looks as exurberant as a- publican! (I'opjritiii, IOBO, rij INS) City PTA Council Lists Appointments Committee appointments been announced for the rl ministration of Corsicana Council' I of Parent Teacher Associations, They include the following: SR. A. Armistead, program and I yearbook; Mrs.

B. W. Lee, chair-'iijf man, Mmes. Max Roscnblum 'and'- Joe Tate, student aid; Mrs. Henri Nichols, budget and Mmes.

W. H. G-rubbs and Willis, by-laws; Mrs. Fred study course; Mrs. Will Mental Health; Miss Lila.

Ruth'eW' 1 i ford, Health and Summer Rouhd'fel Up; Mrs. R. Thigpin, Civil fcnsc; Mrs. Eugene licity; Mrs. F.

C. Safety; 1 Mrs. John S. Finch telcphoneES Miss Sarah Holman, bulletin; R. C.

Marshall, school gram; Mrs. C. L. Flynn, publicans tions, and Mrs. Maurice Nealer; legislation.

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