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— MONDAY, MAR. 15, 1848 ' MONDA ; - ex | ‘ ’ . ’ Se . Cy : ‘ : Her Hobby Grew Into a Full-Time Job Contest “Togs’ | Times’ Sewing Contest - RR Camp im : . i gw - "A HOBBY that became a Ma Be Made ; : : . fod] will { full-time job is the story be- niran é. ration 5 ne . - ~~ . - ‘Silho Lady,” . Here is my official registration for The Times’ National Sewing} T a Suust, Tad) EE far Of Any Fabr 1C Contest. 1 will bring my contest garment on Apr. 19 to the place Co ; a heir shop. . 1: to be announced in The Times. Doing: a’ pair: of tiny surgical Suitability Is to Be dg . Stroup, st scissors and black gumiried Factor mn Judging NAME Fesestnissensntnnntsrrinennstanssney PHONY: +e sssnsrssese St = Patr ck’s § his week o a oe nt By ART WRIGHT ADDREBE ssi setae vesunsersessiivaseainisnssnss ree eermnneilt Ila I Ca edn the cutting oe done free-hand. GARMENTS made of wool,| . plan to enter in the classifications marked below: (Check one : Dd organization alma rayon, silk or cotton are eligi- or- more. You are not o to, remain in the classifications Da + siiver uy “INE upper lip Is the key to ble under equal te in their | checked. if you should changs your mind later). | = a8 5 ‘ Oe of Se prole, . MIS. A believes. bid for a share of the $1460 in Standard Pattern Group, Senior Division, for en 3 . / » y. Duis I get that, the rest is prizes in The Times National sew- 18 years of age. (1) Dress—Rayon, silk or wool..sesen Wednesday, Marsh ITth » The Wap Contest. : . hrist Sirs Drei), Who la of Waist. ing jos (2) Dress—Cotton....... (3) Coat or Suit....... | : brating ts loo, Towa, began cutting paper In the Senior Garment Group, f which coineie figures as a small child. She some Slaseifieation Lis mate in that| standard Pattern Group, Junior Division, entrants 18 years. HE has been traveling through the prizes are awar e ; : : a “piteh-in” central states, leaving a trail of cotton dress, and to the best or under. (1) .Dress....... (2) Suit or Coteossens o 0 35% nts ne mote im Oe individus seamatress if|————=Glamour Group, no age limit. (1) Evening, lounge, beach 79 J , will be follow portant than features in sithouet decide whether the pattern she wear, etc, from standard pattern or original design. : a. & and awardin; portraiture,” Mrs. Diehl says. has selected for her garment en- . Group, no age limit. (1) Dress, suit or A e000 00 Woodgathere “Children are. much easier to try will be best carried out in tended “It's #i A cele work with than adults beca wool, rayon, silk or cotton. And coat designed by contestant and in for s time morrow at ‘they remain relaxed While ’ on this in, her garment wil adult or upper teen-age wear. : : ; for the wearin’ Camp Fe y grown- - : f th or judg-|e———Children’s Clothing Group, Cloth » ”» grou ly pes thetr = be maged: Ne the on {ie children 3 to 12 years of phirg ae mit. . O) 8 tor 5 the green District Cam tures.” suitability of style and fabric. . 8% » 4. q vg a : , ha Rayon, as you know, is a man-|rayon broadcloth. Constantly impro manu- ; IN ADDITION to her por- made fiber, which can be, and is, yo ®o» facturing methods EE to : into Camp | traits, Mrs. Diehl also makes constructed so that it resembles AYON seersucker fits into|/rayon’s versatility, of course. For ee 00 Marilyn flower designs and illustratio R Barbara Col for fairy talon Bie a a n ig ein WEEYSS: Sy summer morning wear, for adults skample, Jayen | oes fia have he . o galley J . silk, wi - sy view| na ’ Suisse (Some strip for The acteristics of its own. * Slideen at You Ba Ye Jn view sistances of wool, no matter how| . Order Your Flowers Now! & lard, Meaty anapolis Times in 1048. x » & suit, look over the rayon taffetas,/tlosely it resembles a wool in : Stewart, Mes. Disiii Will be at Block's FOR EXAMPLE, the spun ray-|bengalines, moires, sharkskins or|texture. But nearly all rayon St. Patrick's arrangements include Maddox, Nai through Saturday. (By E. 8.) ons can be made up in serges,ithe rayon failles. fabrics are given special finishes fioral - table-pieces, lovely blooming plants garet Fruits coverts, tweeds, gabardines, twills ’ today. Some of these finishes in gay green wrappings .'. . green tinted Talent She 5 hich Children’s coats, snowsuits and ly effect an attractive ap- carnations, colorful bouquets and corsages. : Two-Timer and flannel—fabric types whichis, gars should be made up in|Te™® 7 : By ‘Horizo . formerly were made only of Wool. |girqy fabrics, S rayons in| pearance in the fabric, but others : Ranks wil Silhouet Lady and Subject Other weaves make rayon 10ok|iwu; gabardine pun LTayor will contribute to the serviceability or 3 ' ; fol rid Cs ike Linen. Fine, Sheer TAYONSigerve well. These latter are eo | Zs Seekers— Els equally serviceable for women's| THERE ARE finishes that 7 2 - Ce ) fith, Virgin: EVENTS A Charmer dainty batistes and lawns, which, | ang girls’ tailored dresses. minimize wrinkling; finishes that oly Ad Earle and at one time, were all-cotton fab-| Rayon serges, coverts and|give a permanent crispness; ; . Woodgathers OLUBS 4 rices. tweeds are excellent for slacks, finishes that make rayon water | : Fire MakerCruzan Parliamentary Law, A So the question is not so much|jumpers, jackets and skirts, and repellent, and, lately, finishes OF INDIANAPOLIS zanne Condr Chap. 2. 745 p. m. Tues. In “can I use rayon for the pattern|for winter sports clothes. Spun|that will stabilize shrinkage in The area YMCA. “Debatable Motions,” A. I have selected,” as “what typeirayon broadcloths and shan-/rayons have been developed. ? : ginia Reed, 1 W. Brayton in charge. of rayon is best suited to the|tungs are fine for children’s sum-| JT.ook for a label when you buy This advertisement sponsored by the ments, ass Emerson “Heights Kindergarten pattern I have chosen?” mer playclothes and for MNttle|ragyon yard goods. Many rayons members of the Allied Florists Aséo- Jerry Roescl Mothers. 1 p. m. 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