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An active woman’s activities
increase rapidly as Easter ap-
proaches. If she likes to sew, she
may have been busy creating her
own new outfit. If she has children,
especially little girls, she has been
sewing for them.
If she is in the PTA, the Woman'’s
Club, or her Church woman’s
organization, there have been com-
mittee meetings, refreshment pre-
paration, program participation,
fashion shows, and other respon-
sibilities.
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If she sings in the choir, therehas
been special music to learn for
Palm Sunday, Holy Week, Easter
and Lenten services.
Easter eggs to decorate, special
baking to do, the children home
from school on Thursday and Fri-
day, plus hernormal housekeeping
activities, and then comes Easter
Sunday dinner.
EASTER PARADE PREDICTIONS
by Mary Alice Lukasavage
What will milady wear in this
Sunday’s Easter Parade? If she is
a woman of fashion, the ensemble
will be all important in her spring
wardrobe. Dresses are frequently
paired with matching coats. Some-
times, just the lapels of the coat
match the dress, and the coat itself
is made of a contrasting fabric.
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those Easter Bonnets of ’66 fashion-
ed with brims are sure to have
large ones. As a matter of fact,
brim or not, there may be more
hat than most of us are used to
wearing. The perennial straw is
used, of course, and flowers are
in vogue. For the more daring,
there are brightly printed silk hats.
Both coats and dresses for spring
are gently shaped and flair out to
A-line skirts. Although the waist-
line may wander up or down,
dresses often emphasize the empire
line. ““Bell-bottom”’ sleeves are the
newest idea of the season.
Three piece suits for spring seem
to be the rule. The blouse may be
of the same fabric as the skirt and
jacket or it may be fashioned of a
silky print. In the latter case, ruf-
fles may peek through at the neck-
line and/or wrist. Double-breasted
is the word in jackets and skirts
appear ‘‘swingy’’ rather than slim.
Now that we have milady dress-
ed, what will her accessories
include? Small brim hats are out;
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Shoes are definitely changed this
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high heel seem to be on the way
out. Sling backs and cut out vamps
are big for spring. We’veborrowed
straps across the instep and bows
from the roaring twenties for our
shoes this season. Asmallhandbag
to match her shoes and the ap-
propriate gloves will complete
milady’s Easter finery.
IN THE CLOVER
Maurice Thompson
‘Butterfly,
Flutter by,
Over the clover,
Under the sky.
Bumblebee,
Tumble free
Into the bloom of the tulip-tree. . .
Meadowlark,
Glow like a spark. ..
Tenderly whistle
On top of a thistle. ...”
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Perhaps she gets up at 5 a.m. to
attend an inspiring Sunrise Service.
After a short rest, she dresses her-
self and her family with extra care
for Sunday School and Church,
trying to get there a bit early be-
cause of the expected crowd.
Now, does she come home from
church, cover her new dress with
an apron, and start to spend the
rest of the afternoon in the kitchen,
first cooking, then cleaning up after
Easter dinner?
Not if her husband has had the
foresight to make a reservation at
a restaurant, where the whole
family can enjoy a delicious meal.
With no dishes to wash afterward,
the afternoon can be spent visiting
friends, driving through the spring
countryside, or just relaxing at
home together.
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While it’s nice to take the family
out to dinner on a special occasion
like Easter, an ordinary day can
become a holiday by topping it
off with a restaurant meal.
An Oregon psychiatrist has
labeled the cause of excessive
fatigue in healthy young women
the “lazy husband syndrome.”
After spending the day doing the
washing, ironing, mending, clean-
ing and cooking; feeding and dis-
cipling the children and the dog,
she still hasto prepare dinner, wash
the dishes, and put the children to
bed. He husband may come home
from work in an air-conditioned
office, sit down to read the paper,
watch TV, or nap till the meal is
ready, then go out bowling in the
evening.
When the routine continues week
after week, the psychiatrist notes,
the woman may become tense and
fatigued beyond the actual physical
tiredness involved.
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A change of routine such as an
occasional evening out together,
including a good restaurant meal,
can do wonders for her morale,
and the happiness of the whole
family.
In Greece, people tap red eggs
together as a greeting when they
meet on Easter. The first person
says, ‘‘Christ is risen,” and the
second replies, “He is truly risen.”
In Italy, a priest blesses the eggs
on Easter, which then occupy the
center of the breakfast table, with
other dishes arranged around
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