September 26, 1947
BAILEY RUGLE
B AILEX NORTH CAROLINA
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Fashions, fdincies^ And fr///s-By Bemease Eaimon
There are mary origirial
apd new-fashioned shoBs,
sandels, and slippers pa
rading the halls; but the
"Blockbusters" overrate
all. Red leather and black
suede with and without
gold sv/ords seem to be the
favorite colors. A few
white and green "Block
busters" are being worn.
Ruth Farmer and Kary knti
Miller
clips.
have
Ruth'
sterling silver^
ers carved
Ann' s
4^
CP
A
C
9^
unique hair
s,' 'made of
has flow-
on it. Kary
is about three
inches long, gold colored
and studded with various
colored stars.
No doubt you have heard,
or will he9r,the-sonSj7TKe
Red Silk Stockings and the
G-reen Perfume." It seems
to have come to life. Silk
stockings are being made
to mutcli the rest of the
outfit. Some of the lead
ing colors are redj pearl
black, ^vine sap, cafo roy
al, dark plum, black magic,
brovm maze, deep clove,
pecan, and fawn.
The Brantley twins, Jean
%
We Carry
School' Needs
c
O/
For
High School Students
Denny‘5 Jewelry
Store
NASH STREET WILSON, N.C
We Kepoiir Welches And Clocks
and Janice, have a good
taste for cute clothes.
Everyday they have some
clever or outstanding
added attraction to their
outfit.
Plaid and bright-toned
shirts are holding fast
with the boys.
Forest green, black, wine,
and antique brown are
leading fall colors.
Different types of ribbon
matching the rest of the
costume are v/orn by Eloise
Bogen, seventh grader, to
give the neat-attractive
look,
Matching the skirt or
dress, hair bands of the
some material are seen
often.
Chambary, gingham, and
taffeta cloth overrule the
dress review.
This fall lighter cos
metics will be used. Some
of the popular shades of
nail polish and lipstick
are Pretty Gay, Pink Frost
ing, and Ultra-Violet,