Cherry Sundae News Today

May Engineering in 1948 began an unusual advertising campaign in The Eagle, each week running a three-panel comic strip, "Cherry Sundae,” relating the romantic misadventures of a “a beautiful little

In 1946, Katy Keene creator cartoonist Bill Woggon created Dazzling Diamond Lil, who appeared everywhere but was forgotten until now.

The Downtown Dolls, a Fredericksburg-area social club committed to charity and volunteerism, decided last spring to raise money for a youngster fighting pediatric cancer. They did it by taking pies to the face. Members of the Downtown Dolls occasionally adopt the “pinup lifestyle” by wearing the hair, make-up, clothing and high heels of starlets from the 1940s and 1950s. They even adopt special personas and go by names like Cherry Sundae, Kitty Coco and Dani Divine. To raise money for...