El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 11

-LL PASO HErtALD-POST Wednesday July 29 1959 Page Elevea- (A TAR By CLAY POLLAN' Parade of Exciting Shoes Greets Sparkling Autum Season Plans Island Visit 1 Bg Prrn Infr'iictiaeal SANTA FE Juiv Governor John Burroughs will attend the conference at San Juan Puerto Rico Aug 2-5 a spokesman said today MS 116-21-31-34 54-53-86-9G SEP- 1--1 CCY 12-2333-35 Vj 162-67-69 Your Do-'jr Activity Goio'o According to fit Start Ta develop message far Thursday read words corresponding to number cf vour Zodiac birth sign BE SURE BE FITTED FOR ELASTIC HOSIERY FOR VARICOSE VEINS LEG SWELLING PHLEBITIS Bseer mark B-p ACE Bell Hera Trulerei rle AD liars isl Lrnithi LARGEST STOCK Cl EL FASO PRIVATE FITTING ROOMS El Paso Medical Mar! 1115 Orecon KE 3-5145 TAURUS apr 2: MAY 2- 4-22-40 jy 43-53-77 KORffO OCT 24 NOV 22 19-25-39-421 173-74-75 31 In 6104 32 O' 02 May 53 Ar-ection 63 Cooperation 24 ne 04 Cm j-i 35 Campiments 65 Pursuits 36 Repair 06 Lp 37 Bewitching t7 Ee mum JUNE DRAPERIES FTee Decorator and Consultant Service FLO FINEBERG Office FK S-IT7T Bsois KK S-T El Fose Veaetloa SIM Co SOM llsnfs SAAITTAtlUS MOV 23 ft MCS 1- 3- 6-17 820-55 Insurance Man Dies at 81 Aaron Thompson Kline of 7S25' Maria street died yesterday in a hospital He was 81 Mr Kline lived in El Paso 21 years He was( a retired insurance broker He was a member of the Church of Christ i I and a 32nd degree Mason Survivors are his widow Mrs Etna Kline and a stepson Tex Walker Jr of El Paso Funeral services will be held at 2 tomorrow in Harding and Orr Chapel with Minister Crews officiating Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery First Grid Coach Dies 1 -44-43-61 6168-8189 1 2 Co-1 3 r-s 4 Ler 5 Lobj-ic 6 A 7 Fan 8 9 Your 10 InvC'-at'O" 1 1 Th 12 Rsmanca 13 And 14 YSrf'r ISTnc-ci 16 Be 17 Secret 18 Fr end 19 Let 20 Or 21 Frrt 22 Anyone 23 Earning 24 Sgni 25 Fncnds 2o Stepped-up 27 A 28 Alter 29 Activity 30 Day JUNE 23 JULY 13 8-11-30-38 '49-65-79-82 DEC JAN 20 2832-38474 586888889 Opening Soon 39 Or 43 Fool 4 1 There's 42 Partners 43 You 44 A 45 Indicated 46 Glamor 47 Things 40 Lack 49 Mental 50 Br-ghtan 51 Ot 52 About 53 Regardir 54 For 55 Adnvrar 56 Flows 57 Rewards 58 Whatever 59 Fieely 60 Point 68 From C9 You-s 70 Your 71 Decorate 72 Gifts 73 Carry 74 The 75 Ba'I 76 And 77 Money 78 Blessings 79 Or 80 Mx 81 Chaims 82 Travel 83 Your 4 Today 85 Others 86 You S7 Freelv 88 Environs 89 Today 9Q Wont iso JULY 24 AUG 21 A AN 21 FEL IV 14-24-31-57 72-76-71 3-A 9-10-56-59 S' 6164-71 ONE PRICE OPTICAL NEXT TO HARRIS DRUG OPPOSITE THE PLAZA 116 MILLS ST Y7 "a MA 21 8 7-18 AUG 24 SETT 22 il 5-27-37-46 52-7181-84 Good (Advene Neutral ALL GLASSES ONE PRICE! EASY CREDIT a Eacladiag Era liialiilln YOU PAY MORE Dwyer first football coach at the Texas School of Mines now Texas Western College died today in Fort Worth He was 76 Mr Dwyer who played football at Texas A and and graduated with an engineering c1 Ay united Frtn international coached first football team! Several states have canceled in 1914 when the team played El new bids on Federal-state highway Paso High School and New Mexico 'construction projects pending set-A and Mr Dwyer continued tlement by Congress on how to re-to coach at the El Paso college Iplenish the highway trust fund a through 1919 He also taught cal- United Press International survey cuius and filled in on the football showed today team when there was a shortage of The House Ways and Means Texas Statehood Stamp on Display The 1945 postage stamp honoring the 100th Anniversary of Texas' admission to the Union is a prominent part of a new stamp display placed on permanent exhibit in the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee in Washington Senator' Ralph Yarborough said today The display believed to be the first permanent philetclic exhibition ever placed in the Senate by the Post Office Department includes 14 of the most interesting and colorful stamps issued by the Postal Service in the last quarter century or so WATCH FOE? AFTER FIVE GLAMOR Elegance in the even! ng gets an assist from luxurious leathers brilliant jewels and bead detailing At left is a trim pum by Delman in black suede with five rows of rhinestones sparkling around the entire collar of the shoe Second from left is a gold kid pump by Herbert Levine with silver printed polka do ts The open toe is gathered at the mouth for a dressy effect Third from left black and antiqu silver beading covers the entire vamp from toe to throat highlighting silver gray luster calf A tapered toe gives the I Miller pump its svelte silhouette At right a greened bronze luster ca If pump by Palizzio on a stiletto heel offers traditional interest in a large antique gold buckle sitting on the vamp Committee yesterday turned down proposals to solve the highway financing crisis with a boost in the Federal gasoline tax The current deficit in the high- players He is survived by a nephew William Wood of El Paso MRS ADDIE MAE TEAGUE OPENING OF Mrs Addie Mae Teague of 8344 way fund threatens to slow down Verdeland drive died yesterday at construction of the interstate road network Spokesmen said projects already under contract would not be Ambush Suspects Held Sy United Prm International BEIRUT July The government announced that it had arrested 49 persons suspected of complicity in the assassination of Lebanese Parliamentary Deputy Naim Mougabgab Mougabgab a strong supporter of former President Camille Chamoun was fatally wounded in an ambush Monday night her home She was 50 Mrs Teague lived in El Paso five years She was a member of St Methodist Church She was a member of Rebekkah Lodge of the Order of Eastern Star of Truth or Consequences Survivors are her husband I Teague five daughters Mrs Carl Rasnick Mrs White Mrs Paul Butler and Miss Dana Teague of El Paso and Mrs A Maxwell of Cairo Ga two sisters Mrs Hill of El Paso and Mrs 0 Teague of Little Rock Ark six brothers and Missing El Paso Children Sought Detectives are attempting to locate two El Paso children missing since July 2 Warren Moore of 940 Bennett place the children's father told officers neighbors saw a woman DEPARTMENT STORE 4816 MONTANA STREET LORETTO SHOPPING CENTER OFFICE Haehlaes Eemlpasemt aad Supplies Art aad EmgiaeerimB Sappllan FIELD-PARKER GO driving a late model Chevrolet pick up the children the day they Young of El Paso of were missed sis Police are trying to locate former wife Mrs Marlene Connors who has custody of the children for nine months of the year Moore has them for die three summer months The children are Sandra Gail Moore nine and Garry Wayne Moore eight LIGHTOLIER from electric That sparkling season will greet an exciting parade of shoes as brilliant and diversified as the crisp fall leaves flicker ing in die bright sunshine Shoes this season tell a story of adroit and unexpected shapes irrepressible imagination in color and ornament and such a sweeping variety of choice as to inspire women to Jump with rugged Individualism Leading the list of shoe-news headlines is Shaped At least six important new shapes appear for a chic American active life around the clock There are special heels and toes for walking in town or out: the squared tapered or flattened oval toes the low tongue and the medium thinned stocked leather heel Sophisticated dressmaker shoes have a surprising nipped-off or wall-domed toe a high narrow heel shaped with great delicacy and distinction and a veritable flurry of imaginative but discreet ornamentation see bow strategems jet passementeries asymmetrical straps For high gala there are the magical pumps with swirls appliques embroideries and peek-a-boo cut-outs The fabrics are always luxurious: water moires glittering brocades deep-piled silks Note: the evening heel is high-high and the toe pointed-pointed The range of shape shade and fabric is so unlimited this season that we defy any woman whatever her life and age not to find the exact shoe she has dreamed of for years exclusive dealer in el paso for IGHTOLIIZR lighting fixtures "custom-built lighting on an everyday budget Dallas of Phoenix and Young of Artesia and six grandchildren Funeral arrangement! are pending with Harding and Orr Funeral Home REESE DAVIS Reese Davis of San Antonio formerly of El Paso died Monday in San Antonio He was 78 Mr Davis lived in El Paso 26 yean before moving to San Antonio in 1953 He was a retired general agent for the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad He was a member of the Church of Christ Survivors are his daughter Mrs Bailey of San Antonio and two grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending with Harding and Orr Funeral Home MRS PATROC1NIA REYES Mrs Patrocinia Reyes of 3826 East San Antonio street died yesterday at her home She was 64 Mrs Reyes lived in El Paso five years SQUARED a i I a leather pumps have been especially designed to co-ordinate with this fall's tailored fashions Brown antiqued leather combines with a squared-off pointed toe for an outstanding shoe for dressy afternoon wear The pumps are by Herbert Levine BOOT The high-riding upper is in the boot trend in this smooth olive calf leather afternoon shoe It's fashionable fore and aft with a flat tapered toe and stacked leather mid-heel The graceful comfortable walking shoe is by I Miller delphia Miss by Rodehaver-Mil-ler Funeral Home for burial EVERETT BOWRON Funeral services for Everett Bowron who died Monday will be held at 11 a tomorrow in Biggs Air Force Base Chapel No 1 with Chaplain Douglas Venters officiating Burial will be in Ft Bliss National Cemetery with full military honors under the direction of Raster and Maxon Funeral Home MRS EMMA MAROE Mrs Emma Maroe of 1012 Olson place died today at her home She was 75 Survivors are two daugh- Educator Suggests Revolution visit tha baautiful showrooms displaying coiling lights chandaliara wall brackets polo lights clocks chimes electric appliances outdoor lighting and LIGHTOUER commercial lighting She is survived by two daugh- ters and sevra ons facudiBg Ferd ters Mrs Angela Reyes of of E1 Pas0- Funeral ar-Angeles and Mrs Juana Reyes are Pending with Rode-E1 Paso three sons Antonio ofjhver'Miller Funeral Home 90 Utah Jose SndSr UtahlHARRY HAWKS A and Roman Reyes of Juarez 17 electric company 1200 taxes street el peso texae KEystone 2-6531 By GAY PAULEY CFI Editor NEW YORK July woman president ot a college grandcMdren three great-ltafSltSiSwujFlSSS menu are pejjrti tor Hrry 01 Chapel charged families with spending for the luxuries of a new Chelsea drive who died yesterday in a hospital He was 76 Mr Hawks was a veteran of World War I He is survived by one sister Let Ash Trays Sit Until Morning After-party clean-up should not include the ash trays unless you can dump their contents directly into an incinerator or covered metal pail out of doors Otherwise let trays stand on sink until morning The cigaret you THINK is out is the one that starts the fire Paris Drops Hemlines At Showings By PAT HERMAN CFI BUff Writer PARIS July Paris propped her hemline to almost the mid-calf at dressmaker Pierre on the third day of the fall fashion showings Balmain's skirts were fully two to three inches longer than last Balmain's International clientele have prompted him to wear American cowboy outfits from time to time and to travel extensively in the Far East He called his line the I What the line amounted to was shoulder line which blossomed out wide and that tapered down to the hips to create a long-Stemmed silhouette Balmain gave the line a particularly luxurious look using extravagant furs to collar his top-heavy silhouette White ermine was used for a lounging coat Leopard was one of the tiers of a bell-shaped cocktail Skirt Balmain suits had hip -length Jackets and broad unpadded shoulders Hats were worn straight on the head Many were turbans MRS ELIZABETH SKIPPER Mrs Elizabeth Skipper of 2718 North Florence street died yesterday at her home She was 85 Mrs Skipper lived in El Paso 14 years She was a member of SL Cathedral Mrs Skipper is survived by three sons and two daughters including Mrs George Wight of El Paso Her body has been sent to Phila- COMMERCIAL ENGRAVING CO Hi Wedding Announcements since ins Quality Fhatoengravfngs IIS WES tax ANTONIO ATE car or television set and shorting the kids on the luxury of a good education Millicent Carey McIntosh the outspoken president of Barnard College for Women spoke out for an which would change spending habits on schooling She said that indirectly it is the teacher settling for a low salary who is paying for the luxuries of the families she serves every independent day school and many independent colleges are afraid to raise tuition to meet what education should cost for fear of pricing themselves out of the she said the parents whose children are in these same schools and colleges are willing to pay more than twice what they did in 1939 for automobiles electrical appliances and other to maintain their high standard of living REUPHOLSTERING 2-Pe Llviat Bams Salle Labor amt Material SS6 Voaotlaa NiaSs loUpoa ooi Eooorioi Boot Frio to (owa Reyes Window Shade Co SIB Campbell St Phe KE 2-8811 shorter but they all hit the top of the calf The silhouette which has so far emerged has the lode of a well groomed lady executive Not that it is lacking in feminity but the broad shouldered slender hipped long line is as much akin to the pretty look of last season as champagne is to a milk shake The change is a refreshing one not nearly as dramatic as the sack but when executed well very effective Goma showed some interesting tunic-type dresses Jean Patou some elegant floor length evening sheaths with trains or stoles to Sale Starts Wed 9:00 A i Famous Name Shoes 3000 Pairs Values $1095 to $2495 REVIVE THE BEAUTY OF make the reed-like ailhouette look The line was always long and even longer gophisticaied-another variation on The news at pierrc the theme of all the collections mainly at the top of the lar this season silhouette He used a double shoul- Sculpturess-dressmaker Aux Gres jer jjne wjth jnset sleeve and a dropped her skirt length to variety of bold collars which Inches slightly longer than be- opened out wide to give this part fore Michel Genoa Jean Patou tje igure breath aad Pierre Cardins were slightly your DIAMOND BROKEN SIZES ALL STYLES IN GROUP ALL COLORS HEELS STYLES AND MATERIALS DRESS SHOES PLAY SHOES 2 Pair for $500 You'll want to buy lots of these (if you can find that many) Top quality shoes famous names at this ridiculous give-away price Before You Air Condition Compare Operating Costs Specialist Cites Savings Up To 50 With Year-Round Gas Air Conditioning All Sales Final Of Course taotflBjD (3UD2E 'XnUtElII qrtiaffft tfoTffirmtti aiKJEir- iJJ) IjPJi fllfibllllMl TimriTltTn ffcspfl1 ID (33221 ntiii Gonmssis 400 HANDBAGS Values to $1195 s2 There are few i 1 a who couldn't improve their appearance a lot by at least one of the many specialties we offer Such as well arch your eyebrows to make you look more glamorous 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KE 3-3303 Our Only Store in HI Paso SORRY-NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS Store Hours 9 AM to 6 ZrColdsworth JEWELER SILVERSMITH 205 Mills Cortez Hotel Bldg Phone KE 3-6711 CREDIT TO SUIT YOU 4.