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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1967
Page
13
Create a festive holiday dessert by filling an angel food cake with instant chocolate pudding. Use coffee liqueur, whipped cream topping, and slivered almonds. Prepare by layering cooled pudding into a ready made cake shell and chilling until set.
Miss Ann Hughes, a Northern Winds University student from Anderson, competes in the Miss Cheerleader USA contest after being named one of five finalists. The former Indiana Academy salutatorian joins finalists Pat Ness and Linda Bosley as they vie for the title with judges evaluating poise and crowd enthusiasm.
The Anderson Fine Art Center schedules on Saturday Dec 53 feature Religion Exhibit Contemporary show School of Paris Original graphics with a 10 percent member discount. No classes for Elementary to High School students. Center open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission free.
Readable lines recount December holiday joys from feasts and family gatherings to fashion notes and wedding details. The piece mentions Isis Hanukkah observances, royal dinners, and a long Westminster feast, plus a 14th century London dress motif and a contemporary American fashion critique.
London fashion pages note a revival of the Bonnie and Clyde look with hip length sweaters belts and berets. English buyers embrace American styles as Liberty debuts a Bonnie Cashin room and Wrightsbridge adds US designers amid wedding notices and military service mentions.
The page blends a YWCA calendar of events with a long, eclectic Christmas table vignette. It mentions Brammer's tiers pool schedule and multiple swim events, then shifts to a detailed, era-tinged portrait of Christmas meals and courtly feasts from England to Mount Vernon. Names include Mrs. Jianck and Martha Washington, with references to gowns, dishes, and royal-style hospitality.
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