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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: MARCH, 1963; 26th Year, 6th Issue
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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FEATURES AND FICTION:
Neighbors.
Coping with Moping BY SUSAN BENNETT HOLMES.
Small World: Choose a Country! BY JAMES REID PARKER.
The Open Door BY FAITH BALDWIN.
What Goes On Here.
The Partnership: A STORY BY MERRILL POLLACK.
Glimpse of a Man BY FLOYD MILLER.
SPECIAL BONUS FEATURE:
America's Public Gardens: twenty-two world famous gardens in full color; photographed by Martha McMillan Roberts.
The Gardens We All Share BY JEAN HERSEY.
MODERN LIVING.
Are You an Honest Thinker? BY ARMS WHITMAN If so, you are exercising one of your most precious human rights.
The Pleasure Is Ours BY LOUISE BURR GERRARD Sometimes we forget how much of wisdom, faith and kindness older people give us.
YOUR CHILD.
All Children Are Musical BY RACHEL CARR.
A miraculous new approach to teaching music based on three magic words: Stop, Listen and Play.
A. 33oeELvatty 134o4olk fr All _Ages.
Woman's Day Beauty Book, Part II: A Primer of Hair and Skin Care BY JUDITH CHASE CHURCHILL AND NIKA HAZELTON.
Hair Care from A to Z.
What You Should Know about Hair Color.
How to Set Your Hair.
Nine Notes on Home Permanents.
Do's and Don't's for All Skins.
Typing and Treating Your Skin.
Don't Neglect Your Neck; Minute Essay on Elbows; Skin.
Problems; Under the Sun.
GARDENING.
For Better Gardens BY ROLAND BROWNE.
To start seeds indoors you will need light, warmth and moisture.
FOOD.
Money Saving Menus for March.
Recipe of the Month: tuna and eggs Mornay.
Ducks in Line BY IRIS BROOKS.
Four u:iusual feast day menus for Sundays or holidays.
Heirloom Cakes BY PAULA PECK.
Swiss Crispe Torte, Gateau Praline, Chocolate Chestnut Slices, Melting Tea Cakes, Gateau Manon.
Succulent Shellfish.
Lobster, crab, shrimp, oysters, clams and mussels.
The Collector's Cook Book: Shellfish.
Thirty-seven recipes featuring fresh, canned and frozen shellfish in soups, salads, hot and cold main dishes.
FASHION.
Every Year Maternity Clothes Grow Smarter and Prettier Every woman wants to look her loveliest while she's waiting for her baby and this year fashion makes it easy.
NEEDLEWORK.
Don't Be Afraid to Hook a Rug BY GEORGE WELLS.
Three beautiful rugs you can make plus instructions and advice from noted designer George Wells.
WORKSHOP.
Indoor and Outdoor Planters: decorative planters to build.
Simple box planters, low rectangular planter, bench planter, vertical planter, hibachi planter.
Shopping Center.


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