New African fashions enter American men’s wear trend
Walter Logan reports on Arbita of Lagos and his shop L’Africana in New York introducing African inspired shirts and garments. The designs feature bold prints including batik inspired pieces, djellabahs and lapas adapted for American use, with plans to import kente cloths and raffia hats for resort wear.
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Walter Logan
United Press International
Africa
London
Lagos
Nigeria
Columbia University
New York
Nares
Harry Belafonte
Arbita
Djellabah
Puerto Rico
Morocco
Columbia
L’ Africana
Ghana
Caribbean
Valley fair tragedy claims Kalispell man
Valparaiso Indiana AP reports Rulon Dee Humphreys age 27 from Kalispell Montana was killed by an accidental gun discharge at the Porter County Fair midway when his pistol fell and struck carnival ride metal. Deputy Sheriff Jesse Davis stated scrapings on the trigger indicated the discharge.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Rulon Dee Humphreys
Kalispell
Mont
Jesse Davis
Grapefruit Granita Recipe from Italian Influences
Grapefruit Granita blends frozen concentrated grapefruit juice with sugar and ginger ale to create a snowlike semi solid dessert. The method uses an ice cube tray to set the mixture, then scraping with a spoon into parfait glasses for serving with mint garnish if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
House approves 3.7 billion to spur housing market
The House voted 314 to 1 for a bill to add 3.7 billion dollars to FNMA borrowing authority to buy mortgages from lenders and free up funds for home loans. A Senate House conference will resolve differences with a prior 3 billion plan. Bristlecone pines grow one inch per century. North Side U B Chapel revival runs Aug 15 to 24 led by Rev Billy Springfield with host Rev Ebert Wallace.
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Washington
UPI
House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
William Widnall
RNJ
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Senate House Conference Committee
North Side
U.B
Broadway
Billy Springfield
Alabama
Springfield
Marion
Indiana
Midwest
South
the Reef
Ebert Wallace
Shirley Family News from Shirley and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Oscar Broadwater received word of Frank Miller s death in Grantsville Maryland. Mrs Miller has visited Shirley often and the Broadwaters plan to visit Maryland. A supper honored Jerry Glisson entering the U S Army. Guests included Everett Kyser Sr Allen Wicker family Greenfield and others. A picnic for Gaylen Reason s 12th birthday at New Castle Memorial Park. A smorgasbord is planned by Shirley Methodist Church at the shelter house August 27 at 5 p m. Leslie Chew Kevin Ohlemiller of Knightstown and Mrs Charles Michael visited Rushville and attended the Threshers reunion.
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Shirley
Oscar Broadwater
Everett Kyser Sr
Allen Wicker
Greenfield
William Wicker
Everett Kyser Jr
Rt. 3
Bob Moorman
Chesterfield
Marilyn Sloan
Kennard
Gordon Thomas
Delbert Reason
Gaylen
Greg Ware
Tony Turner
New Castle Memorial Park
Gaylen Reason
Shirley Methodist Church
Shirley Shelter
Satarden
Leslie Chew
Kevin Ohlemiller
Knightstown
Charles McMichael
Rushville
Mr. Chew
Kevin
Threshers
Bethany Groups Announce Meets in Cedar Valley
Bethany Bible School Loyal Workers Class will meet in Fellowship Hall Sunday for a pitch-in dinner and bi monthly meeting. Grace Circle of Bethany Christian Church will gather at Killbuck Park for an ice cream supper at 6 30 p m Tuesday Aug 16. Frances Sprague will host Dorcas Evening Circle at 402 East Cross Street 7 30 p m Tuesday Aug 16. Wedding Ring Class held an ice cream social in parsonage woods with Rev Louis Kineman and several families. Harold Laird returns home from visit with Kenneth Gernerd in Spencer S D and Frank Branigan Alma Kansas. U S plastic firms sold 11 4 billion pounds of plastics and resins in 1965.
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Bethany
Bethany Bible School
Fellowship Hall
Grace Circle
Bethany Christian Church
Killbuck [Park
Frances Sprague
Dorcas
East Cross Street
James Hiles
Harold Laird
Kenneth Gernerd
Spencer, S. D
Frank Branigan
Alma
Kansas
Purdue master of science for John Cochran in industrial admin
John Cochran son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cochran will receive a Master of Science degree from the Krannert Graduate School of Industrial Administration at Purdue University this month. He earned a B S in mechanical engineering from Purdue in 1960 and has worked at Delco Remy Division of General Motors in Kokomo on educational leave. He will return to Kokomo as a senior project engineer after graduation. He is a 1954 Anderson High School graduate and married to Lou Ann Swinford of Markleville. The Cochran couple have four children and will live in Kokomo after Sept 1.
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John Cochran
Lowell Cochran
W. 9Th St
Krannert Graduate School of Industrial Administration
Purdue University
Purdue
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Kokomo
Anderson High School
Lou Ann Swinford
Markleville
Lester Swinford
Rt. 7
Cochran
Christian Center Auxiliary Underwrites Chapel Expansion
The Women's Auxiliary of the Christian Center voted to rent a room adjoining the Center for chapel services as attendance outgrows the current space. A bake sale for the Center's benefit is set for Friday Sept 23 at the Diana Shop on Meridian Street with pre-9 a.m. drop offs at the shop or at the Center. The next Auxiliary meeting is 9 a.m. Sept 27 at the Center office. Mrs William Thompson hosted the executive group at her home for the recent session.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the Christian Center
Diana Shop
Meridian St
Christian Center
William Thompson
Philadelphia Public Schools Tally Racial Enrollments
A report shows fifty seven percent of pupils in Philadelphia public schools are Negroes. The statistic highlights racial composition across district schools and underscores ongoing integration discussions within the city education system.
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Philadelphia
Shrine ladies tour to St Louis in Shrine bus outing
Mrs A C Stanley of Muncie and Mrs John A Reed Sr of Daleville joined 38 other Shrine women on a bus trip to St Louis. They toured the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, watched Bells are Ringing starring Allen Ludden and Betty White, visited Grant's Farm and its Bird Show, dined in Danville Illinois on the return trip. The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry hosted 3,004,305 visitors last year.
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Daleville
A. ¢. Stanley
Muncie
John A. Reed Sr
St. Louis
Shriners’ Hospital For Crippled Children
Shrine
Allen Ludden
Betty White
Grant
Dan‘ville
Ill
Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
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Carter Massengill
W. 11Th
Joy Lynn Bakery
Open
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Nika Standen Hazelton
Italy
Nika
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Shield Mutual Hospital Insurance, Inc
Mutual Medical Insurance, Inc
N. Illinois St
Indianapolis
U.S
Chapel For Worship
Fred
Frank
Falls City Beer
WHBU
Bonne Bell
Buide
Druc Stores
Michigan
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