Gunda\u27s Angel Pie

During her 15 years as cook at the Kappa Delta social sorority house, Miss Gunda Egerston and her famous angel pie have become synonymous with the best in eating pleasures

Your Blind Date

Don\u27t turn down that blind date! In two years you may be married to him

Use Your Sense When Choosing Scents

Do you want to be bewitchingly alluring, fascinate men and please women? Ever since the first female adorned herself with sweet-scented flowers or rubbed petals against her skin to extract their juices, it has been claimed that perfume will do all these things for you

Seniors Say...

How many times have you said, Oh, if I could just do it over again. ? Quite a few, we\u27d be willing to bet

Lamps From The Sea

Alladin\u27s lamp had magical powers, but even more magical is the story of a root that turned into a lamp. Mr. Oscar Trueblood, Ames shoe merchant for 32 years, discovered a profitable hobby when he began turning odd-shaped pieces of driftwood into useful lamps. Since that time there has been a growing demand for these rustic creations

Prepare For Marriage In General Home Economics

There\u27s a new curriculum, general home economics, that you may be interested in. It\u27s designed especially for women who will be homemakers

The Iowa Homemaker vol.30, no.4

Borrowing Is Touchy Business, Floramae Gates, page 3 Career in Television, Patricia Binder, page 4 Formals Men Prefer, Nancy Butler, page 5 Glasses for your Tastebuds, Mary Kay Pitzer, page 6 Questions College Physicians Have to Answer – reprint from June issue of Good Housekeeping, page 7 What’s New, Jane Steele, page 8 Tearoom Goes Modern, Carol Dee Legg, page 12 Ideas From Students and AHEA Convention, page 14 Gunda’s Angel Pie, Harriet LaRue, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.31, no.3

Tomorrow Is Yesterday, Marilyn Bergeson, page 3 Alums in the News, Doris Jean Coxon, page 4 Let’s Have a Party, Sally Schmitt, page 5 Where Are You Going?, Esther Breckenridge, page 7 It Ain’t Necessarily So, page 8 What’s New, Constance Cornwell and Harriet LaRue, page 9 Here’s An Idea, Darleen Bornschein and Jean McGhie, page 14 Trends, Ann Dallager, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.30, no.3

The Case for Chemistry, Dr. Ercel S. Eppright, page 3 Better Breakfast, Lois Longfellow, page 4 Dear Freshman, Jane Steele, page 6 Sweater Studies, Margaret Schaeffer, page 7 What’s New, Nancy Voss, page 8 Services for Iowa Homemakers, Floramae Gates, page 10 Here’s An Idea, Carol Dee Legg, page 12 General Home Economics, Harriet LaRue, page 19 Future School Marms, Alane Baird, page 2

The Iowa Homemaker vol.31, no.4

Lamps From the Sea, Harriet LaRue, page 3 Gifts by You, Carol Dee Legg, page 4 Chlorophyll, Green Drug of All Trades, Barbara Short, page 5 You’ll Like Home Management, Mary Kay Pitzer, page 6 Here’s An Idea, Darleen Bornschein and Jean McGhie, page 8 Plan Your Policy, Marjorie Miller, page 10 Let Color Set the Mood, Darleen Bornschein, page 12 What’s New, Constance Cornwell and Harriet LaRue, page 14 Trends, Ruth Anderson, page 1