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TITLE: Woman's Day Magazine
[Vintage family magazine "...only in A&P food stores!" full of features, articles, fashion, beauty, illustrated stories by famous authors, beautiful vintage ads and MORE -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! * ]
ISSUE DATE:
OCTOBER 1949; Vol. 13, No. 1
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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Articles and Fiction:
WHAT GOES ON HERE by Payson S. Wild, Jr.
SMALL WORLD by James Reid Parker.
ON BEING A SLOW-WIT--A kind word for the not-so-sharp by Judy Van Per Veer I 1.
BETWIXT AND BETwEEN--Another Griswold Bassett story by Frank Leon Smith.
THE BRIDE--A story by Minnie Hite Moody.
THE CAPSULE AND I--Wife's-ei,te view of a tlruggisls life by Mary Mahaffey.
I LOVE A THOUSAND INDIANS Bill's Pantry was home for them all by Mary Mabel Wirries.
FIRST BORN--A story by Mary Knowles.
THE LAST TO KNOW--A story by Zoa Sherburne.
WHERE WILL YOUR CHILD SPEND his DAY? What parents can do to safeguard their children in obsolete schools by Henrietta Ripperger.
WHY HEAD AGAINST TIlE GRAIN?--If you prefer Marquand, musst you read Mann? by Charles W. Morton.
Tow TO WASH A CAR by Carolyn Wilkinson.
THEY SHALL WALK WITH ME IN WHITE, A story by Althea Bass.
COLD NORTHERN SPRING-A story by Karen Peyton.
ARE WE AFRAID TO BE ALONE? --Learning to live tranquily with oneself, by Ellen Chase.
THE TAIL OF Mn. DOOLEY--A cutout storybook by John Held, Jr.
Needlework:
NEW DESIGNS AND OLD FAVORITES FIIOM THE 1949 WOMAN'S DAY CROCHET ANNUAL--Rosa Wright.
A Christmas Tablecloth.
Home Decoration and Workshop:
JEWELRY You CAN CARVE--Designs insoft stone by William E. Whitlock.
CONCEAL IT WITH A SCREEN-WALL by Marguerite Dodd.
Fashion and Beauty:
TAILORED MAKE-OVERS SALVAGED FROM MENSWEAR (Found Money.
HAT MAGIC--YOU can make eight hats from one cloche.
ANOTHER ONE-PATTERN \VAIIuII0BE--FoIsr dresses with choice of necklines.
sleeves and skirts (Woman's Day Original) by Margaret Parker Gary.
Food; Departments, MORE!
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