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Show J.. i" Small .Beauty n the Rain Bracelets and Pearls Go To School Jewelry Shows Off A 1 een-Ag- s er rrt laste JSv ' ' ryf V : f " '' " f . ' A mother never can ieem to convince the youngsters in the family that rain is something loathesome to be escaped, that puddles are made to be jumped ever and mud to be avoided at all costs. Kids persist in thinking that rain is fun and that puddles are made to be dabbled in and waded through. They come home from the first rainy days of school wet an tnrougj ana spioicnea wim mud from boots to hat. Keeping the. kids beautiful and a credit to tne, nousenoKi worss itself out to a .problem of,prac- ticality If they could be crfsed in hermetically cases and dispatched to school. many mothers would take this course. This can't be managed in an age of active, interested youngsters. The answer, more realistic ally. Is a good raincoat lor each, plus a hat and waterproof boots. A big favorite for the get- soaked set is plastic raincoats. These come in a variety of colors and textures. Weights range from a clear vinyl to a heavier, ; ? i : ' ( J -- i a - -- i - - ., v. A: ' A':'- IV - " . r j - 1 V H - . a - V" f ' ' ; ' V S f ' - 1 - i 1 . . 'A ' ' . I - - 1 I in iiimi liiiimii" - r -- rrn - :... .x--- .v.:.y ....... Costume jewelry, plus a touch of the real thing:, is a favorite, way for school gals to give their, clothes a look of individuality. This fall's jewelry for teenagers plays up the traditional favorites, but it's adapted to point up seasonal styles. Pearls (left) come in a long rope with back interest to fancy up a camisole top. i skirts. Bermuda shorts or skirts By ALICIA HART NEA Beauty Editor and tailored suits may be all of is a favorite way for a kind in a particular town, but Jewelry teen-ageto show,; their individ- jewelry is the opportunity most taste. Sweaters and school gals take to show their of uality rs I '? 4 I' 1 . '1 I; turns-tough.- If you are going to drive others in your car it is important to drive with enough caution so that you don't keep them sitting edge of the seat. It's no to favor anyone to offer to drive some them place and then scare them by careless driving If you don't value your own life at least value the lives of those who ride with you. on-th- -- one-a-ye- ed non-sme- ar : ed Lake Shore News Family. Welcomes Twin Boys V2 price sale! limited time only r By EDNA C. KNIGHT plastic. 1 : j j $5 size now only . rs. -- Anderson ! V ' novony snso 2.50 Helps lccream away" years from your looks... Tussy Moisture Cream 1 full-leng- th 3 size t V ar al back-to-schoole- i it should be rubbed in gently the weather w linger. women will be again, many If it's applied at nightl along coping with the problem of with usual lotions and whatever . roughened or chapped lips. In creams a woman chooses, it can many cases, this problem comes on before the cold weather be do its healing work then. Many women like to use the rose-tintcause today's very popular Ikind ther to keep from looking lipsticks can act in a dry so pale in the morning. ing manner on some mouths. A simple solution for this small No need to be so very careful unattractiveness is a lippomade. when first bathing your new One kind will bring a "touch of Bob If he doesn't get a few remembrance to many women, in his face now and splashes for its was often the "first liphe then, up to be very may edition. shy of water grow stick," in its rose-tintor showers or not This kind covers the lips with an invisible layer of protection enjoy swimming. and also heals up roughness. It Highway authorities say the can be applied directly from the motorist has to be at his most tube, but for most effective use. alert on three-lan- e highways. As The heavier coats can ;be wiped i J.KE SHORE Mr. and Mrs. clean of mud and whatnot with Lawrence Tuckett are the proud a soapy sponge. Taut the lighter of twin boys born Thursones get cupped in and out 01 parents at the Hughes Mem- morning lukewarm soapsuds and rinses day cr'al Hospital in Spanish Fork. get wiped off a bit after Both. Mother and sons are doing The trim tailored shirt (center) cets its perfect finishing touches These blend well warns ana nung ..to qry on a fine. Upon arriving at home, the with white enamel cuff links and cameo pin. These and-thwatch. shaped hanger j The popular boys will be greeted by three class the with the mosjt necessary of all. ring suit (right) gets a pair of pins on the scarf and slickers and matching sou'wester sisters The dress-u- p and a. brother. button earrings in double link design. hats in oilskin or rubberized fab This is the kind of jewelry allied rics come clean with! a soapy Mr. and Mrs. J. Arch rancis initiative and taste. sponge, too. The jewelry almost all school closely with current clothes. and Mr. and. Mrs. Dean Bishop a tailored These coats have a prime ad and Cathie have just returned For that gals wear is the class ring and watch. New watch bracelets this flannel or tweed suit, 'school gals vantage in that they're com home after spending four days in fall give an opportunity to dress seek several sets of jewelry' ac- pletely waterproof. Southeastern Utah. They visited or overprac-tic- cessories. One set1 dresses the The plastic rainboots fhould be at" the Phoebe . Bellows up a handed-dow- n watch. Bands may also be suit up for town, another makes cleaned frequently, particularly home at Spring Glen, andHaycock at the changed from something practi- it just right for an afternoon where the dirt on the inside rubs Dwane Bishop and Joe .Nelson for date. Pins to hold down scarves off on socks and legs. If the homes at cal to. something jewel-lik- e Blanding. They visited with an individual flair, earrings whole boot can't be submerged the Arch National Monument, big occasions. The third basic in the student's with a light look, a bunchy neck- in a basin, the inside and outside Wayne Wonderland and many other places of interest. jewelry wardrobe is a string of lace for. a plain neckline, all are should be swabbed off with sponge, - rinsed with pearls. Year in, year out, these generally found in dresser draw sudsy clean one and wiped dry. They Bishop and Mrs. Mark B. Anremain right near the top of the ers of list in popularity. Pearls change, Every gal has at least, one snouia ary thoroughly, away derson are getting acquainted with their new daughter born at though. Years ago, the necklaces piece of the real thing that she from direct heat. were thin, slightly long single treasures. It is no longer considthe Payson' '. hospital , Tuesday strings. They then bunched up ered poor taste to mix the real evening. The new arrival has and in a few years chokers were and the pretend in. jewelry. So Colleges Advised three sisters and two brothers. ' the form they took. a good wardrobe of mock jewels, Grandparents include Mr.' and This fall's news note is a happy selected with specific clothes in On Space Problems Mrs. John A. Allen of Fillmore one for camisole tops of ballet mind,, can now give, a very per and Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee or Many dresses. Today's sonal flair to the simplest of OMAHA, Neb. (UPI of Lake Shore. educators worriedU about on college in neck ride the clothes wardrobes. pearls right getting space for expected heavyj visitors at the Donald Knight front, but are tied at the nape I1CAL with black velvet and hang down Oh, well, it had to happen. "aaa". " years. home Thursday - included .. Mrs 10 iu back to below the waist. Miouiu ia&e in lessons utl Isaac Harding Jr. of Salina, Mrs. jiow There re now Davy Crockett lize the a little and the Cali for space have, boy they Jewelry Sammie Crowther of Aurora and in addition to polka tailored skirts is in the stores in diapers, Mrs. Kendall Shaw of Sigurd. dotted ones, ones with animals, fornia educator says. J Donavon Smith said there; are plenty. These items can make an (some with- - elephants or don shirt as trim and keys for political, years). So goes very few colleges in the country Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Youd are that could not stretch their pres the proud parents of a new baby dressy as agood suit. Enamel fashion for the youngest. cuff links with a variety of moent: "facilities to accommodate girl born Wednesday afternoon at tifs are popular. Cameo pins, to The clean surface! of walls tht Payson Hospital. Grandparmay more students. point up tiny Peter Pan collars, be protected by brushing with a "If classrooms were used at a ents include Mr. and Mrs, J. W coordinate with the cuff links. thin starch McKay and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan paste as a protective full capacity schedule, they would Youd. " Waiting at home to greet coating. It is transparent and be filled eight hours a day for all new his sister is Jay Lynn Youd. said. he week days," practically invisible. e i Defeat . leather-lik- e . SUNDAY HERALD Tough Weather Problems I A. 1953 Rose-TintedLi- ps MAKP FRIENDS dles!. ' , f How kids love rain and pud TT if UKDkJ:JT1El'JBJ1' 6-- B j Softens the driest skin because it contains "Humidme, a special ingredient which brings invisible beautifying moisture right to your skin. i Helps "cream away" years from your foohs. Lines, crow's feet, forehead creases become less and less 'visible. Hurry while you can save Vz. Prices plus tax. easy-to-dre- ss ? JfSJ.'i i ? ' v a v a x ? - H j v j i , - Phi la , ... I 1 I PAYSON ?- IIIMIlllllfH i Autumn's short evening gown Is done by Maurice Rentner In magenta pure silk taffeta. 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