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WHAT EASTER
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By BARBARA WELLES
The Barbara Welles show is heard M-F, 4 P.M. EST on WOR and seen weekdays on WOR-TV, 10 A.M. EST.
I suppose if you played one of those word association games and asked people to name the word that first popped into their minds at the mention of: Easter — the majority would say "bonnet."
And if you ask a woman to analyze her thoughts when she buys that Easter outfit, you'll find them more complex than the men who joke about the hats would believe.
The Easter Parade starts many months before. In the country, even those usually afflicted with acute landscape and beauty blindness suddenly search for each new sprig of green. In the city, it may be only the pushcarts and the shop windows that burst into bloom but the effect is the same. And Easter is the climax. For one day at least, we put on new eyes as well as new clothes.
At Easter, more than any other time, it seems like the beginning of another year. Even the most practical woman wants to be a part of this new, suddenly young world. It's a fresh start. The suit is feminine, for once, not chosen to withstand cold weather and frequent cleanings. The bonnet flaunts courage as well as color, and the corsage — well — that shows that man in her life thought she chose wisely — and more important, that he did too.
Actually, then, the new suit and that all-important hat are not really so flippant — so foolish. The high-heeled shoes that lead the Easter Parade lead a better parade than any display of military might . . . For this is a holiday and a Holy Day — perhaps more important than ever now in a world that seems to need more time and thought for both of them.
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