Lack Of Wide Ties Tells Fashion Story For USSR
Moscow fashion critique notes Western styles influence Russian women who wear pantsuits and bright eye shadow while men lack wide neckties. Officials delay production citing central planning limits, with Izvestia questioning the tie shortage. Store offerings show limited choices and high prices relative to wages, reflecting broader quality and access issues.
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Xi Gamma Zeta Chapter Celebrates Beginning Day Event
Xi Gamma Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gathered at Mrs. James Havl at 3331 Loral Dr for Beginning Day. Hostesses included president Mrs. Larry Gellinger and officers. a salad supper marked the theme Lead A Queenly Quest. Meetings, budget planning, and convention plans were reviewed with thirteen monitors slated to attend. The first meeting will be at Mrs. John Stewart's home.
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Clubettes Columbia Rebecca Lodge to Meet Thursday
The Columbia Rebecca Lodge 565 will hold a regular session on Thursday at 7 30 p m at 100F Hall 201 Andover Rd Mrs Wilma Krueger noble event will preside
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Lean Hamsteak Delights Easy High Flavor Low Fat
Lean hamsteak offers a fat reducing alternative to beef with about 22 percent protein and 57 percent less fat than old ham. Trim fat, cook with no added fat, and avoid sugary glazes. Three recipes include Honey Glazed Ham Steak and Dijon Mustard Red Wine variants, each yielding eight servings with about 260 calories per serving.
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Cosmetics Dermatitis Precautions and Local Weddings
AMA guidance cautions patients to stop all cosmetics and wash with bland soap to identify offending agents. The piece also covers a wedding ceremony in a church with Beth Paris and David Gephardt, detailing graduates and affiliations.
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Accent On Living Photography Class Popularity Rises
Davis explains why photography courses grow nationwide and guides beginners to see and visualize. The book covers camera types, lenses, lighting, color printing, and practical steps to create better photos, with an emphasis on simple, usable instruction and a practical craftsman approach.
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Presbyterians To Hear Buckhorn Center Couple
The Women’s Westminster Association of the First Presbyterian Church invites guests to a musical program led by Mr and Mrs Carl Wolf of Buckhorn Children’s Center Buckhorn Ky. The executive board meets at 10 a.m. with circle meetings scheduled through September.
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Deborah Hubble Feted At Pre-nuptial Shower
Deborah Ann Hubble, the bride elect, was the guest of honor at a personal shower hosted by Mrs. Dudley Carpenter with co host Mrs Timothy Carpenter at the Nome. Accents in orange dominated the decor and gifts. The centerpiece honored Miss Hubble alongside Mesdames Nancy Carr Jane Wier Judith Anderson Helen Hoffman and others. Orange cake and punch accompanied games and prizes for a long list of attendees.
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Anderson Women Named Outstanding Young Women of America
In the eighth year the program recognizes women aged 21 to 35 for community, profession, and country contributions. Trudi Fulda and Marylinda Thomas of Anderson are among the honorees, with 50 women to be named as state hosts for a Christ Lutheran Church event in Anderson. The 1972 edition will be published with biographical sketches and announces the national scope of the program guided by women’s organizations and clubs.
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Youn Marylinda "Thomas
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Amer
He Ceriga
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National Press
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He Streets
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Ritchhart Anniversary Observed by Family in Liberal
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ritchhart celebrated their anniversary with five children Linda Ken Steve and two others from Anderson and Liberal. Mr Ritchhart runs Johnson Mitchhart and Associates while the family attends Park Place Church of God. News notes list birth and timing details from 1947 with connections to the Ritchhart and DeToft families.
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Ritchhart
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Linda Downing Weds R L Foshee In Marion Wedding
Linda Fay Downing and Robert L Foshee married in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Daleville. Rev Tralph Downing officiated. A reception followed at the Downing residence. The bride wore blue lawn and carried carnations, with attendants in pastel gowns. The couple plans to reside in Marion after a trip to Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Elyond
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Linda Fay Downing
Robert Me
Lenece
Lee Foshee
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Frankton
Wie Downing
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Surprise Cookout for Mrs. Ralph Tooley
Mrs. Ralph Tooley was surprised at her home last week with a birthday cookout. Guests included Wayne Tooley, Toby and Johnnie Tooley, Gerald Tooley, Kenneth Swinford, Robert Jackson, Jeffrey, Bobby, Jerry and Christina Tooley, Joan Braet, Amy Jol and Donnie, Mae Myers, Faun Schildemeyer, Garry and Austin Low, Johnny and David Low, Sera and Ralph Tooley.
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Amy Jol
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Pastor Ronald Messe to Speak at Indianapolis Church Event
Pastor Ronald Messe of First Fathers at Church in Indianapolis will be the special speaker. He is a former pastor of Greater Indianapolis Lutheran Parish and will share remarks at the gathering.
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First Fathers At Church
Indianapolis
Greater Indianapolis
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