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Ut 4 i k-li (i i a FEATURES THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SI DAY MORM.NG. MARCH 18, 12 Six HON Doctors' Wives To Meet Taff.v's Tlpn Br Dollv Martin US. POST OFFICE 1 v- J-f w-nt-. S-k IS. Hi Several hundred doctors' i wives in Kentucky and South- and Vanity please every bod yl ern Indiana will attend the 11th scientific session of the Ken- tucky Academy of General 1 Pra lico Ma if In 11 a lha DEAR TAFFY: I am 11.

Would you please tell me how I can ask my mother for a bra? I do not really 00 laVKVl UJ HV HI, need one but I feel self-con scious because all the girls at school have them. "Un LACES UP THE FRONT TO SUPERBLY happy." FIT SHORT, MEDIUM OR TALL FIGURES! DEAR UNHAPPY: I re Kentucky Hotel. Special programs for the whes will include a luncheon Thursday, May 10, at which Mr. Roy, a hair stylist, will demonstrate and explain new hair styles. The annual dinner and dance will be that night.

The physicians' wives will have a hospitality room during the three-day meeting for coffee and bridge. Mrs. Stuart Hunter and Mrs. Edgar Morgan are chairmen. Assisting them are Mrs.

ceive lots of letters from Waist sizes 28 to 42 1 99 girls who also want to wear a bra because their friends do and I know just how you working Our wonder feel. Why don't you write to "Practical Vanity" of me for the booklet I have on quick lightweight nylon. drying pin Charles Davis, Mrs. James Mar- shall, Mrs. Parnell Rollings, I and Mrs.

Carroll Witten. I it i ba Whether you gain a this subject? Go over it with your mother. She will see many new styles, sizes, and shapes perfect for growing figures. (Some even add full or lose a few pounds die con- tew, this gir forms to it your i ill ness without padding.) Then maybe she'll agree to let you Lraue To Mprt Ten units of the Louisville League of Women Voters will fectlyl llia.l hat figure per Foundation lati; wear one, too. Send letters to Taffy's i 'TOHT Tips, in care of The Courier- meet this week to discuss "Foreign Policy" and "The Merger of The Louisville and Jefferson County School Systems." Journal Service Bureau.

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When the fish aren't and attends Highland Presbyterian Nursery School. Supervise A 3 lOUt nIIV AM) Mjrlle Merr I Id rid I fcDESCO children should be supervised when they cross a street but how to make them understand this puzzles a reader. Walking ran he. wonderful! when you cushion it with Urethane you or one of them is with him. Tell him to call them or you when he wants to cross.

Also, take him for long walks (on a harness, if necessary), and at a crossing toll him to wait until there is nothing in the street before either of you cross. Other than this your role is cut out. You must keep him away from the street. Explain that you don't mind his playing For th booklet, "All About Feoding From 6 Monttii to 2 Years," tend 23 ctnti and a stamped, self oddrened envelop to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of The Courier-Journal. "Dear Mrs.

Eldred: "I am at my wit's end abmit my boy, 3. He insists on running into and across the street and I am afraid he will be hit by a car. "When he does this I bring him bark and explain why he cannot cross the street, then I put him in his room. But the second he is outdoors he is across the street again. He has been disciplined for this but it doesn't help.

"I try to make the yard as pleasant as possible. Last summer he had a small swimming pool and toys. I invite other children into the yard but he just wants to run. I am beginning to think there is nothing I can do. ike Older ChildrpN "He is an only child and wants to be with older children who have permission to cross the street.

I cannot be outside every minute ani follow him around. Even when I am outside and yell at him for starting to cross, the next time my back is turned he darts across Mrs. S. S. You sound defeated.

And by a 3 year-old. Enlist the aid of the older children. The children should tell him (and he'll be respectful of what they say) that he is not to cross unless across the street but he must wait until you can take him and bring him home. Assure him that he may have children over to play. Tell him, however, that the moment he leaves the yard he will be brought home and put in the house, and he will have no one to play with that day.

If you are consistent, and see that each venture in the street is followed by indoor play, alone he will learn. He evidently has succeeded in running across the street and staying to play, so your discipline has made no impression upon him. fears are all well grounded, so any other course but supervision is unthinkable. So Prcllv At Home! C' rr ou 1 ny 1 1 ravei wi: ArncF tofitBtoEEE Sewing Is Fasv For Sizes 1-3 Pupils To Appear Before Units Skils At Stivers Aid Social Studies Skits dramatizing the social-studies program at Stivers School will be presented at 7:30 p. m.

Thursday for the Each class will participate in the program. Refreshments for the meeting will be cakes baked by sixth-grade members in a contest. Printed Tattern No. 4713 is cut in Sizes 1, 2. 3.

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At 2:45 p.m. Tuesday fourth-grade students will present a St. Patrick playlet at Tingley. At 3:15 p.m. "Famous People In American History" will be portrayed at John J.

Audubon by student winners of a his-tory book reading contest. At 8 m. Wednesday at Holy Trinity a pageant by children will show the functions of religious communities; the habits of 21 Kentucky orders will be modeled in an observance of Catholic vocation month. On Friday at Smyrna Elementary School first-, second-, and third grade pupils will entertain with songs and dances at a variety show at 7:30 p.m. for the Ojrn Til 9 Monday Park Free At Roth Stores SISTER SHOP Girls and Prcleens Alike this big cafcM Latch onto -a A Jjovt These 9m 'Gr own-Up Gvil Defense, Safetv Fashions5 To Be Films Films will be shown at two meetings this week.

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