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Til 1) i II IMA I)OKOTIIV 'Girl Wants 'Boyfriend' Instead of Boy Friends Ih I I I I KICKI--H Iv tin'- make Mrs Ricker: 'lo attract a buy in a nice way I 1 per.sun with 'an my girl Iri-id and 1 without chasing I U- i i- a rA'tti possible but nTM lo (rl( her DOLLY French Style In Hats Goes PAL'. France A "Run lie and Clyde" has stood UK French from tin 1 world" because make the mistake n( i i 1 (eel unwanted. 1 used lo yon have to a raving beauty in ihe i i rink but the bin--, lo acquire h.v. fnrads. I know Dear Dolly: -id nio to skat, 1 several really plain prls who It seems to me the friendship Ihere.

I am lone- very popular i hoys do not want to give up is I have cncd many hours These Kills have wonderful p-r- not a real friendship. lIc.M. 4 A I Jlniiriin ivi-r i sonalilies which than make il you are determined to icninm Jjd a a their lack of a i fr.en.ls with the g.r you I or lelhmu at school Ihe faces. They dress neatly, in have to make a real to aT-'Who arc vou RO- good tnsle. a clean, i hold your dale's uiteres so he i and 1 ahvavs have proomed appearance, a ready Mining will have no Be on J(s rcplv "Nnbodv." Mrs Hick- smile and lots of enthnsia-m an mteresing date I'm not i ufihest I surest you hack lo lhc nice way) that the hoy i no I mi a i pond looking, a I i a boy to the be aware of your so-called i i The I-aye Dunnauav rnov.p.

7 a a happv dunce If the first boy can't go. friend's efforts to get Ins attni- a set a ncw slyle lor worn- I ecu life I'lease trv to help ask another. When you do find lion. This is your strongest woa- cn hondwear. sending lemales a dale be a happy, interesting pon against a datc-stcaler.

ovcr world 1U in Be a good listener HOW TO I searc a beret "a la Bun- lirir Slophanie; ni well as a good convcrsa- THAT C.KUTAIN HOY mc of all, you should not Imnahst. lie congenial, inleresl- ff whcrc mos trv to "shul voursell up. awav cd in your dale and most ol all tractive gul.s are Dallied DC- world." this wiil only try to act relaxed and at ease cause a boy they like does not lie Lke feel worse. Eventual- Good iiiterestji, Ihem.Jlow Italian Designers Bare Essentials YOKK (AD You furniture. TM U' know huw Itali.Mi lilin makers ni" like tare the fum-nonal tiMiires and acsthi i i w'irk of 1 i plnlosopluwl ECS.

Well .1 ami- -Heal i concerned mg a with everything. from be- tlt ginning." explained Ludovicu Magistral. "For example, at home when make a plumu: unit try i i bookcases. HI cabinets. We want to have it always open tm KcK v.

3 0 all sn I lc Wedding Ceremonies Unite Over Weekend it "a miracle." i For. just last January, the MKS. LEON I A SCIION (Miss Patricia Jean Graves) Patricia Graves Becomes Bride a part of the lf of I had lo i Magistretti is a 45-jea -o architect-designer from 1 fK who. i half a irthc Ul all ct lhc a Italian designers we-ie on tunci i for the openim; of the exhibit --i -Design I a i a Style'' at lhc craftsmen skilled Hallmark Gallery. Tlic show will uol -), mK i wood arc close July IS.

harder to find and good As the most fluent in English. Urc going to be tcrriM Magistretti vra-: called upon tu in lhe future." iaiiT most of the time I'tiim-ly. he gave the Lnited I Slates its due. design has great 'merit." he Mid. "Real nidus.

design began here. But now the big difference is in iwhat is rightly called industn- al design and what is stylism. The majority of American is stylism and not derizn. You Americans always take a to cover something 11 1 i something, to put skin to hide jsomelhing." In the New York show are BEST SELLERS Five Smooth Stones (Bantam Book) The Chosen (Crest Book) The Captain (Avon Book) 10 Days In Autumn (Popular Book! Why Are We In Viel Nam By Norman Mailer FULTZ NEWS AGENCY East Side Square I Couple 1 cc POfNT ried of yellow what sounded like an epitaph for Jean Graves became Ihe bride: white daisies. a Cynthia F.vciyn Henll be came the bride of Jimmy El on Mav in the Firs.

Method Cliurd. Caincsvilte Fri "After 1C per cent decline 0 t. i Tommy David. Thcv wore empire eown.s of.cial sorority, and Angel sales last year, sales of the he Rev. Emil Slovacek of-: Donnie Holley served as best vellow point d'espirit and car- The bridct-roiim, a graduate'basque beret are going to be at the double ring cere- man.

Groomsmen were Johnny of white Vcrnon llifih school, altenri- still worse this year," the nny. bchon, and George Bur- Rick Mav brother of the ed fooke Countv Junior College port said. The bride is the daughter.ger. TM. came Bonnie and 'one Lawrence a Lit J.jOO i i hv 1 wiin lace.

A flurjil coif ac- rado. the couple will reside i Mr. and Mrs. i A bndr pi James Rich arc! Chap- ol)udlon o( a I up Ceorge Mav of Dcnlon are The bride's parents were host pell humlay in the Angus a duate of Tili; of hndeK-'oon, a reception c.uirci, Kan. i Lutheran Church.

her inge, of .11 marriage by her fa- Fellowship Hall The bridr is the dauRliter 01 A couple of ea, a o. i Mr uc Iher the liride wore an empire Members of Ihe house parly nn(( Mrs Barren a i mainilactuier nar peau dr sole en- included Karen C.pps, Linda )ellloI1 Ml and Mrs L. "all the beret-makers Rol The brfdegroom. a graduale of tt appliques Alcn- Karen lemple. a a ol AuRUsla arc a A and spent milliors of 1 1 BurR( MS pj i a School.

011 11L a taste ter of 'the 'bride, and Daphonc served two vears with the 1 Ililefl ivorv peau dr sole en- included Karen t'apps, Linda Mr. h.niccd i i apphcpies of Karen Temple. Mar- chappell ol An con lace. A coronet ol sha Mclahe. fherie I'orler.

CI ls 0 hue held her veil of ivory i M. ('. Oweiibey. and iiisiim Mrs. Tom Dunnulon.

ceiemonv. Mrs. Tom Dunnglon. She carried a cascade bouquet! After a wedding i to lions- ul i i and stephannlis. i and Ncw Orleans, the cou- Sandra licall, sister of I i will reside in Denton.

hndc was maid of honor. The bride, a graduate of Given in marriage by hei Bride-maids were Mrs. Rich-: Gainesville High School, is a father, the bride wore an em- ard Mrs. Richard Ala- senior student al North Texas pire gown of silk organza over. cood Stisanne Leonard and Slate University, where she is laffela with a bodice of re- hithv Behrent la member of Kappa Delta, Alencon lace.

Her bouffant veil of silk En- lusion fell in tiers from lor "It was a total "Now, in two weeks, ire thar he said. Mooney were bridesmaids. United They wore empire gowns of employ peau de soic and car- Forms. States' Army and is by Moore Business SECRETARIAL TRAINING SERVICE A School Offering Training in the Following 0 TYPING SHORTHAND GENERAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION NOW IN SESSION New Classes Srarting Weekly REASONABLE TUITION RATES Day And Evening Classes Available Free Job Placement Service Is Featured For Graduates If Your Goal Is: College, Professional Training, Better Paying Job, Best Beginning Job. Office Skills Will Help You To Reach That Goaf Secretarial Training Service VILLAGE to the Pino Hut 813 Sunset Drive 387-5138 DENTON, TEXAS That film, temporarily at! Honored At Tea least, lias saved the French beret industry.

Robison, bride-elect 1 was honored at a I Ilers lron During its peak years, up lo the home of Mrs. Joe petals trimmed i end of the rst World War Saturday. in'seed pearis'and silk region counted 30 beret; Mrs Nlt hnrs She carried vellow rose buds manufacturers. Last year, sev- and Mrs Eldnn were co- and stephanous en le(1 hostesses. Susan Hoffpauir was her sis-, The first blow to lhe industry Mrs.

R. T. Ambrose register- 1 ter's maid of honor. Jcannic' was delivered by Turkish Prcs- od some 150 guests. Rebecca Nordstrom.

Rita Lievens. andiident Kemal Atatnrk. who or- c.mnings and Mrs. S. M.

Longl Kalhlcen Markley were brides-idered his soldiers to change served refreshments. maids. They wore empire gowns'Hieir headdress, lhe chechi. a QRDIBS NOW ACCEPTED through The Denton Record-Chronicle for 11" Family Weekly of'yellow dotted swiss with dai--sister hat to the beret made 'trim. 1U 'Uaiulall Hoflpauir.

brother of Styles of provincialism and. ex- the bride. liRhled tapers. cept for lhe basque country. James Banz was best man.

berets are usually worn by the (iroomsmen were Mac Corbin. elderly and less monietl class- Hichard lleiulrix and Robcn es. Bob Metzscr. llarley S.chlot- 1 Read If 23 in tcrbeck, Henry Duronel and John Chappell'ushered guesis. At a reception in the parish hall, of the house par-, ty were Wanda Hada, Mme.s.

Russell Johnson, Robert Kohls I and James Scott. After a wedding trip to Colo-' rado. the couple will establish a home in Wichita. Kan. where the groom is employed as a pharmacist.

The bride attended Texas Technological College. North Texas Stale I'mversity. and ihe I iiiversity of Kansas. She will enter Friends I'mversily (his tall. The groom is a graduate ol the I'mversity ol Kansas.

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