White looks dominate Father's Day fashion in shoes
The era’s trend returns to white and two tone dress shoes with washable white leather, white suede, and brushed leather. Styles include moc-front vamps, square toes, and woven or punctured leather in light to medium browns while maintaining comfort with modern leather soles and breathable finishes.
Men's Casual Shoes Ride the Spring Fashion Wave
Casual shoes for men align with shorter work hours and leisure in the sixties. Slip-ons, blachers and moc fronts come in leathers from brushed to suede with elastic goring for easy wear. White leather dominates, with options in black, brown, and bold colors, plus padded leather soles and varied slip-on or lace styles.
Local Families Attend Visits and Funeral in Albany
Albany residents host relatives including Clyde McVey and Boyd Tackett from Athens Route 1 and Denver McVay, Cisco Williams, and John Williams family members. Otto Williams of Springfield is mourned by his brother Mr Williams’s family. Arnold Escoe and his West Virginia children visited O E Escue family. Idene Chester of Athens visits G S Gillogly household.
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Clyde McVey
Athens
Boyd Tackett
Denver McVay
Cisco Williams
Charles
John Williams
Williams
Otto
Springfield
Arnold Escoe
West Virginia
O. E. Escue
Idene Chester
G. S. Gillogly
Leather fashion preview shows broad new shoe styles
At the Athens Messenger spring preview editors saw hundreds of leather shoes and accessories set to hit retail. Ninety five percent of items carried moderate prices with 1960 averages only slightly above 1950 levels. Teenage girls favor curved heels and lustre leather pumps while little girls prefer slender shapes with oval toes in white and pastels.
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