BAILEY BUGLE
April 16, 1948 BA(LEY>NORTH CAROLINA Pap:e 3
Foishions^ Fancies^ And /-r///5-By Bemease Eatmon
Hat5-Where A Woman Shines! u'5 SHOCKING
Gay Hats
Nearly all the hats are
loaded with flov^ers this
spring. (Macy’s iia How
York has a preservative en-
ablinj one to make flovrers
last indefinitely. One can
chants the flowers to
natch tho costune.) Some
have broad brims and tie
under the chin,reminiscent
of the olden days i^hsn ojd
cars were seen jogging
dovm the road. (Wonder if
the old duster will come
back?)
Fof School Wear
Full Skirts
Gibson Girl Blouses
Becoiaing hats
Others reroind one of
grandmother’s poke bonnet
with ribbons and flowers
under tho brim. The more
color and ribbon, the more
popular and stylish it is*
Other hats
Every hat tells a story,
instance, the hat id.th
the wide brim shows that
the person wearing it is
jovial and big-hearted.
Then there is the roxmd
and petite hat for the
small and quiot lady. Many
like to be reminded of the
olden days 5 consequently
they \TOar bonnets with
plvimes and ribbons.
Substitute hats
And last, there is the
girl who doesn't care to
wear a hat at all, Slie
only wears a hat when the
occasion demands. Some of
her "substitute" hats may
be ribbons or ■ flovrors.
I looked into the window
where
I thought there should bo
things to ;;ear.
But, IIo! Before my wonder
ing eyes
Were flowers, pastries,
cak6s, and pies,
I looked again and there I
saw
Both fov;ls and fruits,nuts
and papav;,
jind dishpans, washpans,
birds and boos,
And steeples, gardens,fish
neti, trees.
A madman must design those
things
Designed for Saster and
for spring.
Have you guessed what
hinting at?
Hell, simply this, a wo-
nan's hat I F. Lewis
Into
With
From
BELK-TYLER’S
Moderate Prices
i
WILSON, N.C.