The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 9

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1955 BLTOTEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NBW8 PACE NINE 1. Up bright and early, Joni gets ready for a busy day of posing. MODEL aking care of a family, a home, and even talcing on such side interests as painting and making her own clothes, doesn't seem to interfere one bit with the modeling career of 22- year-old, Cincinnati-born Joni Chapin, mother of a year-old baby, and wife of a TV executive. In fact, Stevie, the baby, is a model in his own the two will often pose together. Joni concentrates on TV commercials; Stevie keeps looking his tiny best for baby foods, baby clothes and accessories.

Ever since Joni came to New York from Cincinnati some six months ago she has been kept hopping with her hat-box, at times alone, other times with Stevie, from one assignment to another. Joni's thrilled about her work. Stevie doesn't talk yet, but he ji- seems happy. "An outside interest helps marriage," opines Joni, when asked if her job interfered with her home life. Mama Joni and baby Stevie are pictured here on their modeling jobs, On the job Stevie like Jus an me 3ub MOrr 8 iH.

4 2. "Come now, Slcviel'says Mama. "We have a big day ahead of us. 3. A few moments of fun before Mama and baby leave for their day's work.

Thi'-v'rc just like' the other New Yorkers' who ricie tin- subway to work each day. 5 Arriving at the modeling agency, Joni checks her personal assignment book. Joni designs and sews her own clothes, Here's her latest. Painting is her main hobby. Her bright canvases are (mite modern.

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