Designer Shows Fall And Winter Collection With Bold Color and Suits
New York designer Jacques Titteau unveiled a fall and winter line featuring versatile skirts, capes with red circle backs, and double duty outfits. The show highlighted a headcovering in opaque white, hooded satin looks, frontier prints, and camel earth tones with denim and suede accents. Evening wear leaned satin and floral velvet with thigh high slits, while pantsuits ranged from jacketed cannel elements to wide leg pants and fur accents.
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Patructa McCormack
New York
Jacques Titteau
Swinler
Hyles
Deesges
Tilfery
Designers Fall Collection Promotes Revealing Lines
Patricia McCormack reports on a New York collection led by Vernon Knitwear and designer Gernreich featuring topless and bare midriff styles. The line includes front tunics with minimal fabric, bikini pants stitched into outfits, and black and white geometric pieces signaling a bold free-body trend in fashion.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Sidi Gernreich
Reyes
Jaghipo
Gernreich
Vernon
Lewellyn Tamils Reunions At Cheser Field Center
The Lewellyn family reunion drew 63 members at the Cheser Field Community Center. A noon dinner, music, and door prize highlighted the day. Teresa Lewellyn won the door prize. oldest attendee was Victor Sunema of Austin. youngest was Renes Jiancovic. Out of town guests came from Austin, Columbus, Shirley, Peru and nearby Tennessee towns. Next year’s reunion is planned for roughly one year from 1970. Officers: President Mrs Dorig Crane, Vice President Mrs Norma Barbie, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Florence Hosier.
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Austin
Columbus
Shirley
Peru
Doyle
Clarksville
Tenn
Dorig Crane
Norma Barbie
Florence Hosier
Ieee Neal
Ivy Rebekah Lodge Meeting At 319 Marine Drive
Noble Grand Sup Neff presides over a gathering of the Ivy Rebekah Lodge tonight at 1100 hours in the lodge hall 319 Marine Drive. Mystery Club event hosted by Mrs Boris Munyon includes games and prizes with participants Mes dimes Noema Stohler Phylli Ball Dorothy Portar Mahs Gus Ainv and Mary Jo lasrkins. Next meeting scheduled for June 24 at Mrs Rutt Naselroad 1124 W First St.
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Boris Munyon
Mystery Club
Anderson
Noema Stohler
Phylli Ball
Dorothy Portar
Mahs Gus
Ainv
Mary Jo Lasrkins
Rutt Naselroad
First St
Ivy Rebekah Noble Grand
Sup Neff
Ivy Rebekah Loder
Lodge
Marine Drive
Open House Observes Fortieth Anniversary
The open house marked the fortieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Warris of Pendleton and their daughter Miss Myr Harris as hostess. Guests from Michigan Indiana and Ohio attended the event with many gifts and ceremonial displays including ruby satin ribbons, red roses, and silver keepsakes. Strong community presence listed numerous relatives and friends, with Rev Glenn Skioner, Mrs Hart Ris, and Mrs Julius Ahrens among organizers.
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Charles Wiselat
Myan Pela
Marcy Hol
Ernest Harris
Pendle
Mich
Paul Moore
Stot Eden
Herbert Jones
Roe Vpsilan
Cate
Andy
Pitt
Hart Les
Hartris
Pendleton High
Warris
Hanson Brattain
Julius Ahrens
Stan Si ‘Bera
James Holloway
Church Cox
Ralph
Stoan
Aira
Cornell Bright
Floyd Jeffry
Rea ‘Fant
Philip Wilkie
Yos Rushville
Less
Elmer Te Ir
Herper
Mranels Baling
Ruth Rezord
Glenn Bkio Jner
Orville[Hooker
Infianapolis
Charles Goff
Oaf i Tandon
Carl Gag‘Jen
South Beilar
Marry Veryl Johnson
Niagara Falls, N
Atk
County Homemakers honor couples fathers at Edgwood event
Meetings feature devotion and reports as Willing Workers Club hosts at 2029 Huynd Drive. Guests include families from Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Daleville. The Myers and Lawson couples celebrate weddings anniversaries as Lawson marks 8 years and Myers 63 years. A June 18 gathering discussed city building plans and Beri Bers i covering.
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Leslie Hoff
der Son
New City
Rooster
Keith Miller
Columbus
Portraits by Americans exhibit at AKID Center today
The AKID Center hosts a touring exhibit and selections from its Permanent Collection titled Portraits by Americans. Mrs. Marly God Neskin and Mrs. Car ol Bormelt lead as chairs with nine members and a past leader. The Evening Tide Club hosts tours and a Starlight Musical planning session with Jack Shaler from the Anderson Chamber. Admission is free. hours today are 10 am to 5 pm.
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Mis
Ancy Jones
Fine Arts Center
Evening Tide Club
Gerry Hosier
Rt. 2
Box
Anderson
Jack Shaler
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Starlight Musical
Rose History Discussed By Garden Club Lunch
The Floriculture Garden Club met at Mrs. Roy S Taylor's home on 2324 W. jth St to discuss rose history. Mrs. William Gosling shared early memoirs and current hybrids while Mrs. Clifford Savage outlined a five point rose care program. Members listed include Mesdames Shake Colle Crosley Fearnow Sinnell and guests Mrs. Kendall.
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Roy S Taylor
W. Jth St
William Gosling
Hein Yining
Clifford Savage
Mesdames 1
Shake
Leo Colle
Floyd Crosley
Mubark Edwards
Laura Fearnow
Willian Sinnell
Mrs. Laverence
Kendall
YWCA Calendar Highlights Physical Fitness Tot Tops
A clipped OCR item notes the YWCA calendar features a Tinlay event focusing on physical fitness for tots. It mentions American hot dogs gaining popularity in Japan where street vendors sell them from small motorized stalls in Tokyo.
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Japan
Tokyo
Drama Pupils Stage Skits At Lions Club Luncheon
Drama pupils directed by Mrs Clarice Greenberg presented skits by ten students at the Women’s Lions Club luncheon in the YMCA Old Salem Room. Mrs Greenberg also read from Erma Bombeck’s At Wits End. Guests included Mrs William Stelmer Mrs George Hawes and Mrs William Daugherty.
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Clarice Greenberg
Women's Lions
Old Salem
YMCA
Lewis Shapiro
Greerberg
Anderson
Marletts Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Anderson
Mr and Mrs George L Marlett mark 50 years of marriage since May 29 1920 in Anderson Indiana. They have one son Francis L Marlett who died in World War I and are active in music and local clubs. An open house hosted by nieces and nephews drew close family.
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George L
Mar
Wayne Marlett
Jol
Detroit
Mich
Gene Heckless
Elwood
Virgil Staley
Huntington
Neices
Harold Cook
Johnli
Mel
Nel Elliolt
Anderson
Marlett
Landy
Francis LT. Marlett
Acison
Mar-letts
Central Christian Church
Killbuck
Marlete
Guide Lamp
Inspection of EOS Chapters Held in Pendleton and Anderson
Worthy Grand Matron Ethel Lemen and Worthy Grand Chapron William Webb recently inspected Anderson Chapter No. 1 and Pendleton Chapter No. 138 of the Order of Eastern Star. Officers and members attended a formal opening, initiation, and baby dedication with fifty year awards presented to Dorothy Dunn Catherine Miller and Ruth Koeniger. Anderson Chapter 154 will darken in July and August with the next meeting on September 1.
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Nnger Einel Lemen
William Webb
Indiana
Order of Eastern Star
Ardernon
Pendleton
Anya ‘Tway
Kenneth Jaikins
Ethel Lemen
Willian Webb
Sally Turner
Chan
Anderson
Avis McGee
Fem
Herbert Corner
Palyon
Ethel Slemen
Dorthy Dunn
Catherine Aiiler
Ruth Koeniger
Alderson
Eastern Star Honors Masonic Group at Fellowship Lodge
Eastern Star members honor Master Masons at the Fellowship Lodge with Worthy Matron Karen Fowler and Worthy Patrons presiding. Guests included Past Afatrons and Patrons as gifts were given. initiation planned for June 24 at a later meeting. Talesments were served on tables decorated with yellow resin and Masonic emblems. Local Women’s Temperance Union Elects Officers. Sigma Union elects officers at Killbuck Park for a family picnic.
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Broadway
ORS
Fellowship Lodge
Karen Fowler
William Jarica
Mattens
Don Adams
Cedric Berry
Bob Cowles
John Barrell
Jack Mann
John Ballard
Leonard Olvey
William Grice
Talesments
eTea
Women's Temperance Union
Sigma Union
Met
Killbuck Park
Clifford Carpenter
Pauline Chapman
Virgil Asiby
Lobrandt
George Coffman
Astby
Charles Brown
Richard Davis
Pendleton
U.S. Invaded Laos Allegations Frame Indochina Talks
Paris AP reports North Vietnam and Viet Cong accuse the United States of invading Laos and pledge continued resistance across Indochina. Peace talks yield no progress with both sides trading war expansion charges and rejecting negotiations while Nixon’s policy in Cambodia is cited. In Vermont, maple syrup use for flavoring is noted.
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Paris
Nori Vietnam
Viet Cong
United States
Laos
Indochina
Vietnam
North
Nguyen Minh Vy
Nguyen van Tien
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Philip C
Habib
Montpelier
Vermont
New York State
Panel of American Women hosts picnic at Worley home
Members and husbands of the Banc of American Women and their husbands enjoyed a picnic outing Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Worley 1503 Nichol Ave The panel will present a program at the Baptist Women s convention at Franklin Bridge on Saturday Mrs C D Wisster announced the recent death of Mrs Esther Brown of Kansas City organizer of the panel Attending were Messrs and Mesdames Wisster Braemer Newsome Meland Goodstadt Schlossberg Sowash Ambrose Price William Preto and C ner Qu ns Ch ner
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Banc of American Women
Frank Worley
Nichol Ave
Franklin
Irel
C. D. Wisster
Esther Brown
Kansas City
Atending
Pimnie
Messrs
Anxl Mewlaiace
Ad Wisster
D Braemer
jAsrom Newsome
Carl Melandier
Willian Goodstadt
Marshall Schlossberg
Jahr Sowash
Ambrose Price
William Preto Ami
Quincy Ch
Luncheon-Swim Honors Friends in Saginaw Club
Mrs Susi Buran hosted a luncheon at Anderson Country Club in Saginaw Michigan in honor of two former males from Fram Cindy Schirmer and Pat King. After lunch the party moved to the club pool. Guests included Carol Brown Debbe Furlong Debbie Dyson Diane Handley Arm Siely Nancy Griffith Rhea Davis Terry McHenry Don Burton Jan Williams Jody Phillips Janet Hoffman Katie Weis Denise Ramsey Debby Payeol Julie Michael Patti Forse Judy Gray Pam Wright Jill Denny.
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Susi Buran
James Buran
Fram Saginaw
Mich
Cindy Schirmer
Afiss
Pat King
Anderson Country Clo
Carol Brown
Debbe Furlong
Debbie Dyson
Diane
Handley
Arm Siely
Nancy Griffith
Rhea Davis
Terry McHenry
Don Burton
Jan Williams
Jody Phillips
Janet Hoffman
Katie Weis
Denise Ramsey
Debby Payeol
Julie Michael
Patti Forse
Judy Gray
Pam Wright
Jill ‘Denny
Chocolate Nut Pie and Savory Dishes Assortment
A dated kitchen feature lists a chocolate nut pie crust baked in a 400 degree oven, plus a pudding filling. It covers tuna waffle sandwiches, spinach stroganoff, Spanish rice, veal chops, and a berry cobbler. Also included are a chicken teriyaki dish and a marinated antipasto platter.
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Jane Volckmann
Negro Woman Named Top Church Leader at Convention
Jane Anderson of Detroit becomes the first woman elected to the Church of God’s Executive Council and to a senior position within its General Assembly at the 1st International Convention. Dr. Arion Newell of St. Louis re elected as chairman. Anderson College counselor, race milestone reflects broader church leadership shifts. Newell’s long service noted with honorary degree and global missions involvement.
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Jane
Jane Anderson
Detroit
Mich
Church of God
Executive Council
Aj Ron
Jr Andawean Else Ioar
Arion
Newrell
St. Louis
General Assembly
Alisa Anderson
Orchard Ridge
Oak Ridge College
Marvin J. Hartman
St. Joseph
J. David Grubbs
Dayton
Ohio
San Jose
Calif
de. M. Tavern Norris
Carl T. Smalh
Anderson
Clifton A. Morgan
Pittsburgh
Harold A. Conrad
Indianapolis
Woodsome
Ponca City
Metallck
Merinm
Oral Wikrow
Dr. Stick
Newell
Thiel
Andersen
Allege
Indiana
Iminutes
General Ministerial Assembly
Akron
Kirk Church of God
High Point
N.C
jMationsl Board of Christian Education
Church In
Europe
West Indies
General Missions
Assembly
Gulf Coast Bible College
Houston
Tex
General
Aesembly
Newell's
Becky Swe
Samme le
Anderson Colege
Rickey
Ps Louis
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Alexine Dr
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G. Haney
Haney
Highland High School
Lou Young
Marilyn Has
Lou Ann's
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Odnce
Sharon Reighard
Harald Shirry
Howard Walker
T Richard Rennenberger
F. Ray Blakely
Herschall Blakley
Sam McKean
Mauricr Svull
James Sehng
Patricia
Steve
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Clayton Carspenter
Robert Brattain
Howard Wil
Carmell Bright
Otto Goff
Slaverice Stogers
John Rider
Robert Wilkinson
Herbert Keesling
H. Ross Jackson
Floyd Goff
James Craig
David Reetor
Robert Williams
Family
Pletcher Ferguson
Toy
Cand
Fred Taylor
James Bel
Shong
Robert Wickersham
Claré Jones
Earl Tee
Fort Boston
Jesse Shuman
C. P. McLaughlin
Pred Ely
Paull Hughes
Paul F. Myers
Hawthorne Rd
Edgewood
Jona S. Myers
Irdisnapolis
Alex N. Lawson
Terre Haute
Myers
Verlin W. Blain Sr
Max
South Whitley
Verlin W. Blain
Rick and
Grey
Carl L. Blain
Ft. Wayne
Raymond Denges
David Milhaus
Charles L. Myers
Lynne
Lot B, Crawford
Wilson Meyher
Paul B. Crawford
Lori Ann
Debbie
Teresa
F Ae Eugene
Dalevillé
Aare
Akid Center
Marly God
Lou Ann Young
Lou Ann’s School of the Dance
Bavarly Terrace
Central
Garden Club
Ywca Calendar
Tinlay
Sam
Man
Suw Sf Community Hospital
Jennings Coen
Roger Hardacre
John. Brown
James ©. Lalta
Atterding
Mesdames Uacold Gaddis
J. Harald Berkshire
Carl Smith
John F. Brown
Lewltonaire
Call
Jesse Zinger
Ae Sanders
Elden Parma
Harry Helmic
James C. Latta
Doyle Wilcox
Paul Myers
Frank Phillips
Thomas Dearing
Paul Byrum
Lester Matthews
Jennings’ Coen
George K. Miley
Arvin McHen
Witliam Nickell
Andrew
Arstt
Marletts
Eastern Star
Wete Husbands
Chat
Cecily Brownstone
Massachusetts
Porcie
Pimientis
Tsudah Pig
Gelati
the Church Vader
University of North Carolina
Duke Ivinity School
Duke Univversity
Halds
Eden Theological Seminary
Peter Graves
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