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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1985
Page
11
A humorous reflection on men’s suits where seven stock suits look similar. contrasts with women’s fashion, noting conservative style, bright Hawai ian colors, and minimal shopping comfort. The narrator jokes about husbands shopping at hardware stores while women enjoy frequent mall trips.
Today marks birthdays of Emily Bronte born 1818 and Henry Ford born 1863. Hoffa vanished July 30 1975 near Detroit and was declared dead July 30 1982. Ford's legacy includes the assembly line and the quote History is bunk.
Charles Avedon, former managing editor of Stars and Stripes, recalls a life in writing and film. He details wartime duty, interviews with Ernie Pyle, Hollywood work with Universal MGM and Republic, plus a fling with Ava Gardner and a brush with Howard Hughes. He reflects on career highs and health.
Richard Powers leads the Flying Cloud Academy of Vintage Dance at the Heliotrope Ballroom in Cincinnati reviving old forms like waltz, tango, polka and cakewalk. His weeklong campus workshop drew doctors, housewives, teens and retirees, earning praise for bringing lively pizzazz to antique steps.
Richard Powers outlines ballroom etiquette from 19th century manuals. He urges gentlemen to dance with various partners and treat all ladies courteously, avoid fixating on one partner, and handle refusals gracefully. Tips cover waltz delicacy, avoiding vulgar foot tapping, and proper decorum toward ladies at public balls.
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