Uncommon Denominator Sparks New Summer Styles 1968
A fashion overview previews Summer 1968 sportswear with bold silhouettes and varied fabrics. It highlights skirts, shirts, and dresses mixing romantic daisy textures with modern trims, including dirndl and bias-cut dresses, trimmed jackets, and two-piece looks. It notes washable fabrics like Avron and Dacron blends, bright color palettes, and the shift toward a carefree, costume-inspired mood.
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Dacron
Avron
Orion
Cosume
Clemson and Purdue study women in management programs
Clemson and Purdue researchers and students reviewed Clemson’s management curriculum during a three day program. Jim L. Clapper noted the growing number of women pursuing management and the universities’ traditional agriculture and engineering emphasis. Prof. Susan Brown and Donna Brooks participated in evaluating Clemson’s program.
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Lafayette
Clemson
Purdue Universiy
School of Industrial Manager
Jim L. Clapper
Universi 1Sistant
Purdue
Susan Brown
Donna Brooks
John S. Day
Eereen
The
Women students spotlighted in management talks debate
Roses F Atter reports on round table discussions with women students in management. Prof Brown notes enthusiasm and hopes funds to bring speakers to South Carolina high schools to boost business education for girls. Students discuss math as a pathway to management and fault misconceptions about women in industry.
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Atter
Brown
South Carolina
Margaret Ginzler
Broadway Ave
Warren
Ohio
Sandra Foist
Rt. 2
Pendleton
Needlecraft catalog ads with patterns and pricing
Readable fragments advertise pattern 596 with four motifs and printed design. Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald address offers Big 1968 Needlecraft Catalogs with knit crochet embroidery quilts and rugs plus free patterns. Also promotes books on quilts afghans and living room projects with prices and mailing details.
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Istlass
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Nelsea Station
New York
I. Y
America
Massachusetts
Purdue Coeds Find Program Is Good Experience
Purdue students describe a work study program that blends housekeeping chores with real purchases. Miss Manning explains how selecting items and managing a house creates practical skills. A coed reflects on understanding her mother's job and plans to honor her on Mother's Day.
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Purdue
Purdue coed home management houses teach practical living
Purdue University hosts four home management houses where female students, labeled the white mice, test practical life skills. Prof. Sarah Manning explains the living projects assign six girls per house duties from hostess to foods manager, rotating roles to mirror real families while keeping budgets tight and tasks coordinated.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
Purdue
Sarah L. Manning
Department of
Mary Louise Foster
Miss Foster
House Foods
Miss Manning
Italian Line Is Real Cool Fashion Brief Needs Update
The piece reports on spring summer Italian line fashion from recent couture shows. It notes pale colors, fitted lines, lower hemlines, and a shift away from miniskirts. Valentino is popular with rich appliques and embroidery. Italian fabrics like silks and flannels dominate.
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Rame
Valentino
Tiziani
Anderson Fine Arts Center Saturday Exhibition Schedule
The Anderson Fine Arts Center lists a day program on Saturday April 29 featuring an exhibition of school art from kindergarten to junior high, plus battle paintings from the Revolutionary War to World War II. Open 10 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday and 1 pm to 5 pm Sunday. Saturday classes run 10 am Elementary Art and 1 pm Junior and Senior High School Art.
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Cireamh
Johnny
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Anderson
Maxi-Sized Leather Handbags Up To The Minute Look
Fashion notes new maxi sized leather handbags and accessories for Mother's Day. Emphasizes envelopes swaggers and satchels in diverse leathers, plus belts and light weighted luggage. Highlights genuine leather tags and fashionable trims, with a focus on carryalls and evening pieces for Mom.
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Ars, Stern
Germany
Sion Lails
Stern
Karl
Autthor
McGill University
Osler
Redpath
Montreal
T. Fisher
Newj
Repor
Eather Industries
America
Doc Ures
Vna
Among Anderson Women's Groups Nearby Meeting
Today the Single Parents Club meets at 1 30 pm at YWCA. The item lists numerous names linked to Anderson, Fortville, Summitville, Elwood, Lapel, Alexandria, Ko komo, and other towns. The fragmentary notice reads like a social group roster or gathering agenda without a clear event outcome.
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YWCA
Moving Day Industry Seeks Off Season Shifts
Industry leaders urge moving outside summer peak to ease delays and stress. They argue fall, winter, and spring moves allow precise scheduling, steadier crews, and lower costs with fewer vacation traffic jams. Psychologists note better school transitions and environmental adjustment when moves occur during term time.
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New York
UIL
Harrod J. Blaine
American Movers Conference
Blaine
Lyon van Lines
Los Angeles
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