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WITH WASHABLE COVER Des Moines Reglstnr Padft Pse. 27. 1955 1 Luggage Scuffed? Give It Face-Lift A Vacation Nine Girls Visit1 Parents Here Nine Des Moines girls who are students at Ottumwa Heights Academy are in Des Moines spending the holidays with their parents. They are Angela Stinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Stinn, 3511 Seventieth Mary Bray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Bray, 3405 Sixth and Therese Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Walsh, 2526 Beaver ave. Also Toni Render, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Render, 2011 E. Twenty-ninth Ida Simon, daughter of Mrs. Dar-lene Ebncr, 1002 E. Ninth 1:7 i I -4 illii' Av II Ernest Froehlich, 2 901 E. Twenty-sixth st.

Lt. (j. and Mrs. Darrel E. Walker and daughter, DiarieY are visiting their parents for the holidays.

They are Mrv and Mrs. Donald Walker, 2413 E. Grand and Mr. and Mrs. Harold V.

Hendrickson, 1614 E. Eighth st. LieutemUK Walker, who now is stationed in Seattle, have arrived to join Mrs- Walker and Diane. They have been here since Nov. 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan H. Heater and daughter, Christine Colleen, 3120 Thirtieth and Mrs. Lynus V.

Carter, 1120 Polk were in Iowa City recently to visit the lat-ter's son, John Lynus Carter, and family. Mr. Carter, who is majoring in hospital administration at the State University of Iowa, is a brother of Mrs. Heater. Harry Mitchells Observe Their 50th Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Harry M. Mitchell, 1240 Twelfth observed their golden wedding anniversary with a family gathering Christmas Eve and Christmas Day at their home. Families of their five children attended, including seven grandchildren. Their children dre Claude Mitchell and Mrs.

Nellye Mc-Guire of Des Moines; Mrs. Helen Norris of Rock Rapids; Harry E. Mitchell of Fort Dodge, and Mrs. Mary Jane Evans of Colorado Springs, Colo. Another participant was a daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Robert E. Mitchell of Des Moines. Window Shades Now Washable Plastic-impregnated fabric window shades actually can be brush scrubbed vigorously with thick "dry" soap or detergent suds. After sudsing, simply rinse with a cloth or sponge wrung out of warm water and wipe dry. Rehang at the windows and and Eva Strother, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Strother, 977 Twenty-fourth and Gail tanning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lanning, 3217 St.

John's road; Marion Alger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Alger, 400 Forty-third and Judy Froehlich, daughter of It's easy to make slipcovers to hide dents and scuffs on your luggage.

The ones pictured after a trip. are made of washable cotton Here's Story of Discovery LADIES WE HAVE TO 816V2 WALNUT ST. At Home Is Fun, Rdstful Beauty and You. By Not Marian everyone can take a winter vacation, though the travel agencies report higher numbers of vacationers going off this year than ever before. For those of you who stay home, however, there are many ways to revitalize your physical well-being.

Every real holiday should include rest For a week or 10 days, make a deliberate effort to turn in earlier so that sleep adds up to eight or more hours if you need more than the average requirement. Bathe leisurely, dress with utmost care and see that your hair is especially lovely just as you would on a trip from home. Use Sun Lamp. Get out the sun lamp if you have one, and take a few minutes under its glow each evening. Protect your eyes with sunglasses.

Close your eyes and dream of the surf and warm sands. (Better set the alarm so that you don't stay too long under the lamp and imaginary blue skies.) Exercise with a daily dozen each day and get out for some fresh air. An Evening Out. Once or twice during the week, dine out, as you would do when away from home. If you are running a house hold, perhaps you can encour age someone else to prepare a meal or two during the week.

Take particular care cleansing your complexion and applying make-up. Of An lerican Potato Chip Kate to put the slices in a kettle of boiling fat. The grumpy guest was delighted with the crisp, crunchy curls; the proprietor knew a good thing when she saw one and henceforth featured Saratoga chips on her menu. Today, It's not the chips Where we are prepared to give you the same fine service which we have given you for the last 25 years. A No air conditioned for your convenience.

Iowa School of Beauty Culture BHVi Walnut St. Des Moints Phent l62S3 leave unrolled until thoroughly dry. Then roll them tight and leave overnight this "irons" your shades nicely. Double Use. It's always a satisfaction (o get double duty from your be longings.

For example, a shower cap "can also serve as an ice bag in an emergency. Just wash it well with warm soapsuds, rinse, fill it with crushed ice, and tie it shut with a soft cord. Lace Tablecloths. Today's cotton lace and fishnet tablecloths can be washed in soap or detergent suds and will be all set for thet table with no stretching and little or no ironing needed! Turn Shades. Window shades will wear longer if they're turned upside down and the cleaner part put at the bottom.

A new hem should be stitched nnd the old I hem tacked on the roller. i nimwiiiii iimi 7 Sffuffffv Noso? Liver-Pate, Sour Cream Dip. 1 packet dried onion soup teaspoon Worcestershire 1 small can liver pate sauce (42 ounces) Slivered toasted almonds 1 pint sour cream or chopped pecans Method: 1. Blend together all ingredients except nuts. 2.

Chill, stir before serving and use the nuts as a garnish over the top. I a SPRAY YOUR WAV TO FAST RELIEF Open cold itufled nose, check inifflet fast. Mistl Contains HM-SyniplirlM. Esses hea jJt cold misery same way your doctor does when ht sprays your nose. Get each of the family one for rw 'ffv, personal use.

98. (If you preler dropper- tyPe relitf demand Aqueous Mistol, 79f .) i fX Get IHislOl MIST i ft THE MODERN NASAL SPRAY Guacamole. 2 ripe avocados Salt and chili powder to 1 tablespoon grated onion taste 1 tablespoon lemon juice Pomegranate seeds if desired Method: 1. Mash avocados until smooth. Blend in seasonings.

2. Sprinkle top with pomegranate seeds for garnish. This dip should not be made far in advance as it darkens. A PIOUOH PRODUCT MfW-Mislol Cold CipiulM tonttlnlm Vilimln how to look younger all your life Clam 1 clove garlic 2 small packages cream cheese I teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Baggage takes a A few weekend trips and luggage is likely to look so scuffed and aged, you hate, to take it into a hotel lobby. The luggage of college students lives a-particularly hard life.

It's traveling the year around, not just during vacations. But the student who's handy with a sewing machine can dress up her luggage in attractive covers while she's home for the holidays. It will, take an evening's work to stitch covers for. a shabby hat box or overnight suitcase. Here's how it's done: Heavy Fabrics.

First, select a heavy, durable cotton or linen fabric, pre-shrunk so you can launder the cover when necessary. Use a bold, modernistic design for a hatbox, Roman stripes for a suitcase, or make a matching set of covers if you have more than one piece of luggage to face-lift. If you prefer solid colors, monogram one side of the cover for a distinctive touch. Now make a pattern with newspaper by laying the suitcase on the paper and tracing around it on three sides. Cut each piece of fabric in duplicate, so only three pattern pieces are necessary.

Allow five-eighths of an inch all around for seams. Fit Material. Next, cut your material from the pattern and pin on the suitcase to make certain you have a proper fit. Mark and cut an opening on the piece through which the handle will protrude. For a truly trim fit, join all seams (except zippered one) with sturdy welting.

If your budget permits, put in a heavy-duty, upholstery zipper, long enough to go around the last three seams. Otherwise, use grippers, snaps or buttons to close cover, Sew Pieces. Finally, sew, with welting in seams, all pieces except the one with handle opening. Bind opening with bias tape or zig-zag on your machine as you would a button-hole. Join, with welting, one long side of this piece to the rest of the cover.

Edge other three scams with welting and set in zipper or other, fastener along these three seams. Press and fit. If the handle sticks out like a sore thumb, bind it with colored tape to match or con trast with the- fabric cover, or buy a new handle that buckles on. Pattern 4560 12-20; 40 With this shapely sheath in your wardrobe, you'll never have another "what-to-wear" worry! It's so versatile, smart, new-looking! Note the easy squared arm-hole, squared hip pockets. Sew this now in faille, wool jersey, or novelty cotton you'll love it! Pattern 4560: Misses sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40.

Size 16 takes 4 yards 39-inch fabric. This pattep easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send 33 cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Tht Dps Moines Register, P.

O. Box 131, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE; STYLE NUMBER and SIZE. if i it, no to Method: 1.

Rub inside of small bowl with cut clove of garlic. 2. Blend cream cheese and seasonings in bowl. 3. Dram clams and chop fine juice.

Chill in bowl. MARY HA WORTH'S Grieves Over plaid that can be laundered but the dips that get talked about The original of the first dip recipe given here is now famous. Rene Black created the blend of sour cream, liver pate and French-fried onions for a party-giving guest at the Waldorf-Astoria. The dip is quite soft, intriguing in flavor. Dip.

1 teaspoon lemon juice teaspoon salt i cup minced clams 1 tablespoon clam juice. if necesary. Add with clam MAIL Daughter's problem is my youngest daugh than with faith in God inclusive power. Confronted by evidence of human frailty as in the case of Ann and her friend you succumb to "fear of the worst." And you indulge in condemnation. As regards the shortcomings of our nearest and dearest, Jesus warns (see Matthew "Judge not, that ye be not Judged.

For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged; and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again Various interpretations might be made of Ann's futile involvement with an ineligible courtier, but in simple essence, her problem amounts to hunger for love. Thus I should think that praying aright for her would consist in (1) redoubling your sense of compassionate loving interest in her, and (2) lifting your mind to God, in petition that she be given the alva-tionary answer to her needs. As of now, your prayers are a frantic struggle with evil imaginings, it seems, wherein you Ann at the mercy of demonic forces, pursuing a course that disgraces you. M. H.

Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail or personal interview. Dry Starched Clothes. A clothes dryer will dry starched clothes quickly. Dry them separately, hewever, so starch particles don't attach I ves to unstarched clothes. Take starched things Suspected Indiscretion Dear Mary Haworth: The ter, 43, who lives alone in a small town near the Atlantic coast.

She teaches in a kindergarten mornings and operates By Alvlna I. Mattes. (Th Register's Food Editor.) You can take it or leave but this one story of how the great American potato chip came into being. The discovery reputedly was made at Saratoga Springs, N. at Moon Lake House, where Indian Chief George Crum was the chef (and his squaw, Aunt Kate, doubt did all the work).

There is controversy over who should have the credit, the Chief or his mate. Aunt Kate's supporters contend that she just happened drop a potato slice in a boiling kettle of fat and when she got it out she found a crisp, crunchy chip. Salted, Tasted. She called the Chief and they salted, tasted, smacked their lips and an industry was born. Chief Crum's supporters have a more colorful story.

A gay party was underway at Moon's and a very snobbish guest kept sending the French fries back to the kitchen complaining that they weren't thin enough. With his dander up, Crum seized his knife and vowed that he'd show them he could get them thin enough. Paper Thin. Whereupon he sliced a potato paper thin, told Aunt and Needlecraft Brighten household chores with these cute motifs! Easy to embroider on kitchen towels cheerful "helpers" every day of the week! Set of seven different em broidery transfers included in Pattern 7225! Each design about 5x6 inches, zaars! Grand for gifts, ba Send 23 cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to The Des Moines Register, Household Arts P.

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Order our needlecraft catalogue. Enjoy pages and pages of exciting new designs knitting, crochet, embroidery, iron-ons, toys and novelties! Send 23 cents for your copy of this won-' derful book now. You'll want to order every design In it! 1 1 rs quickly cold'i psin, headache, rtduM fr Helena Avbnsteift jjme Horn famous beauty authority, Helena Rubinstein, reveals how estrogenic hormones give younger bloom and smoothness to complexions of women over 30 years, old The thrilling fact is that women are living much longrr. Medical science is increasing life expectancy even further. And, in the science of cosmetics, one fact emerges strongly; estrogenic hormones help the skin look younger.

From 30 on, as nature's estrogenic youth-giving substances lag, they play a vital role in smoothing lines, filling out creases, taking years off a woman's looks. Helena Rubinstein discovered this beauty care 30 years ago while working with the celebrated Dr. Karp in Vienna. As a result, her smooth, fresh skin is dramatic proof of the effectiveness of estrogenic hormones. Says Hclcn3 Rubinstein: "Moisture is the simple secfet of younger looks.

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She has membership in a neighborhood church and for a time taught Sunday School. Weekend Guests. I never had my reason to worry about her conduct until recently. On a visit I was shocked to find that a man 10 years, her senior whom she had met at a former place of employment is frequently her guest for weekends. I feared the worst; but Ann told me not to worry.

The man is separated from his wife. His faith forbids divorce. I have denounced this affair to Ann and have asked her to end it. I alternately pray and weep to think that my beloved daughter has thrown moral principles to the winds. Nevertheless, I can't help but pray for her enlightenment, and that courage be given her to throw off the evil compulsion.

I have thought of asking my pastor (who knows her well) to write her a letter, but I dread to disclose the situation to anyone. I would appreciate your advice about it. K. Dear K. present yourself in the guise of a prayerful person, trying to weave a mantle of spiritual protection for your daughter yet losing ground to the forces of darkness.

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