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oils And Hair Styles Add To The ,.Feminine Air Of Fashions .Spring
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Recipes You
Asked For
1)' MAROR,sigiNER
ReCentlY• we have been at teas
Where .a 'Variety Of cookies were
:11OrVed=1,,antl we do mean .4 var.
Atty. Twoof the friends who had
deflated cookies have given us.
the recipes. they used. A third
iad he made hers 'out of her
'head,' Now .girls, don't change
,Gratn? from a recipe hunter in-
to a head bunter, will you?Ser.
lously, she has promised to
transfer therecipe from her
head ta a piece of paper and
well have it later.
The recipe for peanut butter
halle appeared in- the column
beforebut for those who re-
quested it, after sampling cook-
leS•made by Mrs, Earl Shapton,
we are repeating it.
• Peanut Better Bells
(Mrs. Earl Shapton)
1 -cup peanut butter.
1 cup icing sugar
1 cup chopped' nets
• 1 cup chopped dates
2 Tbsp, soft butter
pinch of salt
Mix all ingredients together
with your hands. Shape into
tiny balls. Dip into a mixture
of squares of semi -sweet chocolate
melted with a small piece- of
paraffia top of double boiler.
Let balls stand on waxed paper
until chocolate is set. Chill be-
fore serving.
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The fruit cookie recipe which
follows was contributed by Mrs.
A. 0. Elliot. It Makes a large
number of small cookies so you
could use half the recipe if you
prefer.
Fruit Cookies
(Mrs. A. 0. Elliot)
1/ cups granulated sugar
1 cup butter (cream well)
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Marilyn Penhale models this coiffure by, Mrs .Marjorie
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and the beginning of good grooming for tiny tots. Swinging
into natural lines and no -part top lock presents a neat and
attractive forehead fringe. and highlights gay saucy. curls
at both ears, with an upsweep of short locks fanning high
in the back. •—Doerr
Soft 'Romance' Look
Features Hair Styles
Everywhere the emphasis in
fashion is on the return •to the
"feminine" to flatter both the
older and younger women. Hair
styles for 1057 time in with this
trend and -accent the soft, flat-
tering look.
A major fashion in hairdress-
ing is the "Romance Look," a
frankly pretty look, soft and
• glainorous, featuring :billowing
wide waves, puffed and fluffed,
,yet with ,controlled movement,
, 'Noticeable is the absence of
cluttered detail particularly in
the back views: Swirl lines are
fashion's favorite even to the
• crown waves in some styles while
others feature a smoother cram
treatment with softly.defined
waves forming an effective halo.
In fact, the hair style trend of
• the season borrows from the past
as the influence of the • 30's style
emerges as top news with a for-
ward movement framing the
.face, in some styles, even cover-
ing the major portion of the ear.
Of 'course, np matter how hair
styles change, the same basic
rules prevail and should not be
forgotten.
Bangs, however popular, should
not ,be worn if the forehead is
low. If the forehead is narrow,
the hair can be brushed straight
back at the temples to advan-
tage.
Fullness at the sides broadens
a narrow face; if the face is
long, bangs are often becoming.
So the girl with long, narrow
face is right in style this spring.
'Ears that stand out should be
covered and there are many at-
tractive coiffures that fall SOft-
ly at the sides.
There is "a style to flatter
every woman this spring and
they'reso easy to keep in place.
Hair styles co-ordinate with
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influence and make "my lady"
look young and feel gay and
pretty. '
Kirkton Friends
Shower Bride
Mrs. Burns Blackler was host-
ess for a miscellaneous shower
on Friday evening for Miss Eva
Greenstreet, bride -elect of April,
Sixteen girls were present.
Contests and quiz games were
Conducted by, Mrs. Bill Irvine
and Mrs. Blackler. Winners. were
Mrs. H. Greenstreet, Donna Mills
and Eva Greenstreet.
Each one present gave a fav-
orite recipe and a bride's book
was compiled. Donna Mills gave
a reading.
Mrs. Douglas Carter and Mrs.
Lenore Godbolt presented Eva
with a basket of gifts. Eva ex-
pressed appreciation.
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This Week In
Saintsbury
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By MRS. H. DAVIS ,
Birthday Party
On Saturday evening Mr, and
Mrs. James Barker , entertained
in honor of Mrs. Rd. Dickins,
Exeter, who was observing a
birthday. They had as guests
Mr. and Mrs. \Earl Atkinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta,
Carol Ann, Kenneth and David,
Mr. and, Mrs. Donald Maguire,
Leroy and Dennis, Mr. and Mrs.
Heber Davis, Almarie of London
and Alexia of Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Greenlee; Larry and
Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis,
Heather and Michael, Messrs.
James Voting, Lucan and Robt.
Tindall, Mt. Brydges.
Guild Sew
. The March Guild meeting wai
held on Thursday at the home
of Mrs, Dean Gibson with 11
members present. Mrs, Harry
Carroll, president, was in charge
of devotions.
A business meeting followed
with a lucky draw for a pair of
nylons Won by Mrs. Harry Car-
roll. Mrs. Gibson was assisted
with the iufich by Mrs. Earl At-
kinson and Mrs. Raymond Green-
lee. The ladies pieced quilt
blocks.
Peron.l Items
Air, and Mrs, James Turner
and Mrs. W. J. Davis were
Gentfr .Tapered Toes;
Shoe styles this season, as shown at Smyth's Shoe Store,
feature the pump with gently tapered toe, high and slini
heel and vamp, ornamentation.
Tapered. Toe, Thin Heel
Highlight Sho Fashion
By GEORGE SMYTH is " toward more slender high'
Smyth's Shoe Store, Exeter heels often thestiletta heel. In
answer to the appeal of many
It's into the mothballs again Canadian women who have asked
for bulky snow shoes and galosh- for a heel of uban height with -
es and time to treat yobr feet more eye appeal, manufacturers
to some elegance. are now producing stylish shoes
The shoe story this season is on a slim little mid -heel which
sheer delight, The look is long
and slender, from tapered toe has been tapered down to give
an illusion of height as well as
to slender heel, Colors and tex-
looking
tures are real conservation inine.
more delicate .and fem.
pieces. More than ever, shoes Colorwise, white plays a• big
are designed to cor-ordinate with role in this season's shoe faeh-
the entire costume and ta have ions. Starting right away, it will
a place in mix or match en- be used with dramatic effect as
sembles.
trim on a' closed pump or open
Pumps are big news this
spring.. In the closed version, style in black patent leather or
on one of many neutral tones
top fashion headliner is the such as beiges. Patent will also
needle toe, very slim and point-
ed. Numerous modifications of have style highlights of faille.
this present a shoe that is easily
wearable and •yet retains a
smartly tapered toe.
Detailing is delicate. Orna-
ments are small, neat and often
rolled, and pleatings and perf-
orations are finely worked. A
square vamp ornament, often
in the form of a 'buckle -covered
square or oblong, frequently
serves to shorten the appear-
ance without destroying the
beauty of its tapered toe.
Heels Are Slim, GraCeful
Heels have been pared to the
slimmest, most graceful lines in
,years. In dressy shoes the trend
Gloves Add Color
To Daytime Wear
Longer lengths for daytime
wear come to the fore in new
gloves, although the classic
shortie continues important. The
longer glpves are used to accen
slim lines and to wear with cape
or bracelet -length sleeves.
Newsmaking, too, is the wide
range of color in washable laun
der -leather gloves. These gloves
in •washable kidskin, pigskin, or
suede, display variations on
every color of the rainbow, plus
neutral shades.
Thursday guests with Mr, and
Mrs. H. W. Hodgins, Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ,Latta
and family were Sunday guests
with Dr. and Mrs. Amos; Kirk -
ton.
Little Miss Kathy Schapp was
the victim of a dog bite last
week and is a patient in Victoria
Vospital, London. •
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maguire
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. 'Hugh Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins
and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Ab-
bott attended a social evening
in Zion School Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schapp
held an auction Sale last week.
Mr. Schapp has accepted a pos.
ition with the Government and
will be stationed, at Pembroke.
During the past week Mrs.
Fred Davis has had as visitors:
Mr. P. Dymond, Kirkton; Rev,
and Mrs, Mills, Watford; Rev,
J. T. Clarke, Centralia; Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hodgins, Lucan;
Mr, and Mrs. 'Gerald Geribolt,
Exeter; Mr. and Mrs, Harvey
Godbolt, Mitchell; Mrs. W. Es-
sery, Centralia; Miss Mary Mar.
garet Essery, London; Mrs. W.
J. Davis, Lucan; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Davis, Mrs. P. Dickins
and Mr, and Mrs. Glen Dickins,
London,
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- Out, how iorofessiorially.troitiod hair ityliat
Ethefs BeautIr Salon -4.
Flax tones—b eau tiful pale
neutral membersof the brown
family—are to be important this
season, playing up costumes of
black, brown or virtually any,
other color. Red and navy are
also expected 'to be high on the
hit parade of shoes for the
months ahead. •
Designed For Activity
Children's shoes for the spring
and summer season are design-
ed in a variety of styles to suit
every activity that young feet
indulge in. .
The trend is away from the'
chunky, heavy -looking footwear
and emphasis has been placed
on lighter construction, more
pliable leathers that will not
• hamper growing feet.
One new style which will have
widespread appeal for the young
miss who is becoming fashion
conscious is a low-cut shoe with
a convertible strap. This can be
worn with the strap around the
back of the heel, giving a pump
effect, or with the strap across
the instep—two looks in one
shoe.
Black patent, often with touch-
es of white, will be fashion right
for dress wear this spring and
early summer. Ornamentation is
delicate, following the ,.grown-up'
trend and consists of perforated
treatments, little rolled bows,
buttons and pearl -like trim.
Accessories are Of prime Area Auxiliaries
importance to the spry
in
,costume. To Meet Here
:Shoes tie in with the slim, miss Ron° Bornish, RN,
slender look of fashion dic,
tates and are of fine leathers
in simple design in clerk and
pastel colors,
Hair styles, top, are Mif-
fed to lend the feminine air
or complement the new
spring hat.
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Pick Delegates •
For Assembly
'N.G MissItuth Skinner 7eport-
ed on visit to Goderich Rebek-
ah Lodge by 16 members of
Pride of Huron Lodge on 111arch
19 at the regular meeting last
Wednesday night.
director of nursing at KitChener-
Water100 General 1iospitalwiij
be guest speaker at the spring
meeting of Hospital AMairiaries
in Region 2 on April 2,
Ladies' Auxiliary to South
Huron Hospital will be hostesses
to the 'delegates. President Mrs.
C. S. IdaeNaughton of the Wel
Auxiliary will chair the jneet-
ing and Mrs. E. E, $tanfielf).
regional president, will 'conduct
business sessions.
Past noble .grands. Mrs, Stuart
Dick and Mrs, Lex McDonald
were. appointed to attend, Rebek-
ah Assembly in Toronto. Dele.
gates named to attend the dist.
riot meeting in Brussels were
past 'noble grands 'Mrs. Stuart
Dick and Mrs. Harry Heaver.
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