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THE CITY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. 1963. 10 Wrap-Tie Summer Skirt. Ben Page, also have received invitations. Mrs.

A. Frank Stephens, Elizabeth Benton chapter president, is to conduct a business meeting preceding the noon event. Jbk 3)oriotkty jDnapen Now Is the Time to Bay That Chair for Old Dad HEADS A SORORITY. Mrs. K.

Moots Named by Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Mrs. H. K. Moots, 9816 Walnut street, was installed as president of the Missouri State council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International at the sororitys fourteenth convention held recently in Joplin.

Other officers installed are: D. A. R. IS r.l'SCHEON. Annual Flag Day Meeting Monday at Muehlebach.

Mrs. Walter E. Diggs, St. Louis, state regent of the Missouri State society. Daughters of the American Revolution, will speak at the annual flag day luncheon of the Elizabeth Benton chapter, to be held Monday at the Hotel Muehlebach.

Ten state officers from out of town are expected to attend the event. Mrs. Roy Chadwell Cowen, 7236 Summit street, is state parliamentarian. Chapter regents from four other area groups and two national D. A.

R. board members, Mrs. Hale Houts and Mrs. There are no fitting problems with a skirt that wraps and ties in back. Whip up one version in denim, another in broadcloth.

Madeline Pattern 4589 comes in waistline sizes 24 to 32 inches. Size 28 takes 2Yt yards of 45-inch fabric. Write plainly your name, address. pattern number and size. Send 35 cents in coin, no stamps, to Madeline Pattern depart ment.

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asks: Our dining room has a bay window across the front and one regular-sized window on a side wall. Is it correct to use short draperies on the bay window and floor-length draperies on the other one? I would prefer all windows with matching short draperies. E. R. asks: My dining room is long and narrow with a high ceiling and has two floor-to-ceiling windows.

The furniture is mahogany. The rug is foam green. The seats of the chairs are cranberry-red. What color would you suggest for wallpaper? Why not paint the high ceiling the cranberry red of your chair seats and wallpaper the room in a large pattern green and white theres a man in the house he is going to want to he remembered on Fathers day, June 16. Lets see what we could do to help him feel he is someone special around the house.

If you have been thinking of buying a new chair for the living room, take this opportunity to make it Dads chair. Select a comfortable one with an ottoman so he can stretch out his legs. He will need a small table next to his chair to hold a pipe and glasses. This might he one of the inexpensive little black wrought iron tables, light and airy but convenient. -Then on Fathers day, serve him breakfast or lunch on a kklg-sized tray table, set with a bright mat and a napkin to tp- match.

Why not treat his bed to a new bedspread? Instead of white, startle him with a smart plaid or stripe. While youre at it, buy one of those inexpensive plushy rugs that his feet can find the minute he steps out of bed. 4589 WAIST 24" 32 COLONIAL GROUP MEETS. Mrs. William McDonald, 1825 South Valley street, Kansas City, Kansas, state historian of the Kansas Society, Daughters of Colonial Wars, will present the program for the state society at a 12:30 oclock luncheon tomorrow at the Jayhawk hotel, Topeka.

The group is to tour the Kansas State Historical museum after the program. um none finer! Mrs. Maxine Stark, Nevada, and Mrs. Nyra Price, Sedalia. vice-presidents; Miss Carol Thomas, Nevada, and Mrs.

R. L. Winsky, 6615 Flora avenue, secretaries, Mrs. John Case, 3600 South Liberty street. Independence, treasurer; and Mrs.

Evelyn Staples, Sedalia, parliamentarian. BEETS AS A GARNISH. Pretty garnish for a warm-weather salad: slices of cooked beet cut into diamond shapes. FOOD STORE' 7000 JOHNSON DRIVE Missian, open today 1 Geld Bond Grede A Whole FRYERS tb. LEAN VEAL CUTLETS FANCY Central American BANANAS lb.

VINE RIPENED CANTALOUPES 2 All Vesetable SHORTENING MRS. TUCKER'S 3 cL.b DETERGENT DASH 6ir.xSi" KRAFT MIRACLE French Dressing 8 HUNT'S Tomato Juice 3 Cans COFFEE ALL GRINDS FOLGER'S lb. MUSSELMAN'S APPLE SAUCE Sole tlfhtt Reserved pm 29c 89c 10c 29c 59c 69c 19c 79c 59c 29c Simpson Shows ButtonDown Mohair Stoles New York (AP) Designer Adele Simpson solved the dilemma of what to wear at the political convention next year when she introduced button-down mohair stoles at her fall collection preview here yesterday. She included a Kennedy plaid, a Goldwater stripe and a Rockefeller check. And she is watching Michigan carefully, wondering whether to add still another style.

The stoles were a few of the components (Miss Simpsons preferred word for accessories) selected to be worn with her new costumes in order to acquire the total woman look. Weary of covering her clients from necks to knees only to have them spoil everything with the wrong hats, jewelry and footgear. Miss Simpson this time carefully spelled out the component rules as the manikins demonstrated next years fashion. First came a parade of city swagger suits in textured wools with long shirt jackets; or short-cropped jackets with jerkins, and blouses with big bows or cowl necks. The proper components for these were colored suede knee boots, slouch pancake hats or bag-like toppers (preferably made of chinchilla) and chunky jeweled pins.

After a long boot kick, ankles at last reappeared as the fashion switched to skimming beltless wool and crepe dresses with their own co-ordinates. Simpsons rules for these were quite ordinary shoes and fluffy, fistsized hats. Other high points of the collection included: Classic little brocade suits as weightless as orbited astronauts high-waisted black and white cocktail tresses; a sheer wool dinner gown as loose and comfortable as an old bathrobe; regal-looking floor length brocades with either sable collars or cuffs; of sparkling anthracite black rain coat, and long woolen at home dresses embellished with borders of vari-color beads. But by the time the show had concluded at least one model was back in boots again, glittering rhinestone-studded boots. SKINS Will, SLIP OFF.

When tomatoes are extremely ripe, their skins can be loosened before removal be rub bing the back of a knife over them. Saves holding the tomatoes over a flame or dipping in scalding water before remov ing skins. MINT IN LIMEADE. Really refreshing; crushed mint leaves added to limeade with plenty of crushed ice; top with a maraschino cherry fiomli By Heloise Cruse GW PURE SUGAR is grown, refined, packaged, distributed, sold and consumed in mid-America by Americans. Mrs.

Draper cannot answer personal mail, but will use questions of widest general appeal in her column. Address Dorothy Draper in care of The Star. (Copyright, 1943.) will not stick to your hands. This does not mean when flouring them. I just form them first and then fry later.

M. I. L. Mixing Made Easier. Dear Heloise: For people who like to fix salads such as tuna fish, potato, macaroni, keep a jar of sweet pickle relish on hand and it makes mixing easier.

We also use this on hamburgers and weiners. Just use a teaspoon and mix the salad. Mrs. J. K.

Cleans Cloth With Cleanser. Dear Heloise: For those who still use the old-fashioned dish rags, the last thing I do at night in the kitchen is clean the sink with a cleanser which contains bleach. I do not rinse the dish-rag but leave it in a corner of the sink overnight. The next morning I rinse it and have a bright, clean rag. L.

M. I would like to explain this procedure. A cleanser which says contains bleach contains hydrochloride. Hydrochloride in its way is an antiseptic. She has the right idea.

Heloise (Copyright, 1963, King Features.) IT MAKES "CENTS" TO SAVE CASH! NOT STAMPS! PRICES GOOD Blue Tag Choice Quality HOUND STEAK 69 Fresh Dressed (Limit 5 Lbs. wother pur.) FRYER BREASTS 43 Golden Wedding (Limit 1 to a customer) I COFFEE AT forSiTOES 2 2T SPECIAL PRICES TO CLURS AXO CHURCHES Sales Rights Reserved Prices Good June 5 4 FOOD MART MIT 46 AM (run NM Granted In Kansas City. Helen from Joseph Luckett. Phyllis M. from Robert D.

Watkins. Flora from Michael Meyers. Marian from Gerald V. Winer. Dorothy A.

from Robert L. Grimshaw. Theresa L. from Alphonsa W. Muehl-berger.

Marion A. from Alfred L. McKay. Dixie A. from Curtis T.

Crews. Buddy J. from Hazel M. Wood. Filed in Kansas City.

Ruth A. against Lloyd E. Jones. Eva P. against John E.

Floyd, ir. Janet S. against Mickey J. Stout. John J.

against Freda W. Martin. Joan L. against Robert E. Parsons.

Betty S. against Dennis P. McGraw. Bronna against John D. Gardner.

Rebecca L. against Oscar K. Jennings. Filed in Johnson Ceunty. Terry Lynn against Norman F.

Nolting. Maxine L. against Francis Elmer Scott. Eleanor E. against John B.

Hinson. Filed in Wyandotte Ceunty. Larry Lloyd against Harriett E. Weems. Gertrude June against Robert Chester Osborn.

Mattie Sue against Thomas E. Mays. Alice against Homer L. Pruett, ir. Mabel Jean against Del Brown Lutsen- hizer.

Carol S. against James N. Payne. Joan P. against Marne J.

Lake. Kenneth against Rosemary Fugate. Eugene D. against Patricia Randolph. CREAM FRENCH DRESSING.

Combine cup chopped ripe olives, 1-3 cup olive or salad oil, 2 tablespoons each lemon juice and catchup, 4 teaspoon salt, teaspoon dry mustard, and a dash of pepper. Shake together to blend well. Add cup light cream just before serving. Yields about 1 cup dressing, superb with vegetable salad combinations. A trained Ad Taker is waiting now at BA.

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34x44ft Towels 1 Care of Leather. Dear Heloise: I work in the office of a tannery and the phone rings frequently with peo- file asking advice regarding eather-topped furniture. usually say someone left or spilled an alcoholic drink on 1 the leather table top and it bleached the leather white and yWhat can I do? Or Is it possible to re-dye it exactly? Women might try this: v. Clean the entire top of the fable with saddle soap and let it dry completely. Sparingly, apply a scuff-type liquid polish the affected area, using a color that matches as closely fcs possible.

If it should stain the leather too dark, pour the polish on a clean cloth and lightly coat the entire top of the table, to more-or-less even the color. Another question that comes Jt, is Can I use varnish or similar products on leather table tops? answer to this is no. feather is skin and as such must breathe. It contains fats and oils introduced in tanning processes to keep it glowing and alive looking. These are all that ire necessary to the finish.

a table top has lost its gloss it most likely is dirty. Again, use saddle soap to clean it. It should be cleaned this way at least every six months. Saddle soap contains the essential oils which leather needs. And as a parting word of caution, if you must polish leather for any reason use only leather dressing polishes sold by most better furniture stores Mr.

Leather Cuts Ironing Time. Dear Heloise: One of your readers suggested turning the ironing board broad end to Iron flat work. Tell women not the stop there. This works just as beautifully for mens shirts and blouses down to size 32, and boys shirts. It should work with most bf the straight-cut clothes we wear today.

I actually timed the shirt and blouse routine, using the broad end of my ironing board and cut my ironing time down by almost two-thirds. What used to take me three hours to iron just takes one hour now. Converted Ironer Waxes Dust Pan. Dear Heloise: Take some kitchen floor wax and coat the dust pan. Let dry 30 minutes or ko.

You will find that everything swept into the pan will slide off easily. Helen G. It works beautifully. Heloise Prevents Sticking. Dear Heloise: When forming meatballs put a few drops of yinegar on your hands every so often and the ingredients MARRIAGE LICENSES.

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