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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1968
Page
13
New York fashion piece notes the rise of mini outerwear and micro lingerie made with tricot fabrics. It highlights ultra-short slips, lace trimmed nighties, and coordinated sets in bright colors aimed at younger customers, with double duty pieces and panty girdles.
Enid Collins of Medina and San Antonio blends jewels with whimsical primitive art in handbags. Her creations appeal to boutique collectors and women of all ages. Collins earned the Camellia Award from Joske's at the Texas Fashion Creators Association show in San Antonio for designs that mix laughter with elegance.
New York report notes stripes are the season's bold trend for spring and summer fashion. It highlights vivid color bands on girls and boys attire, including cotton duck stripe jackets and trunks with windbreakers, stressing shipshape, practical, and stylish seaside outfits.
Plans for training of all volunteer leaders at Tri Bay Girl Scout Day Camp covering three Bay town area neighborhoods are announced by Mrs. Carl S Koenig Day Camp director. Training runs 9 am to 2 pm on April 9 11 and 27 with sessions at First Presbyterian Church and Camp Reber. Open to all women interested in serving at camp even if not registered Scouts. Sack lunch required and a babysitter will be available.
The United States not only tops global cotton production but also remains the largest consumer of cotton goods, reflecting its dominant role in the textile market.
Accessories continue important in the total fashion concept and have developed with new dimensions. Baubles and beads in bright enamels and plastics complement young-at-heart clothes while pins pendants and earrings bring past dignities into modern wear.
A columnist recalls The Graduate amid historic cinema debates. Dustin Hoffman delivers strong acting while the film mixes humor and moral concerns. Katharine Ross shares poignant moments as youth faces society and aging, with the piece noting audience reactions and upcoming Academy Awards outcomes.
Garden Club members contributed bake goods plants and handmade items at a home auction and bazaar. Articles were sold to the highest bidder with Mrs C C Fish hosting and Mrs E W Anderson serving as auctioneer. A grab bag table offered white elephants at fifty cents each with prospective members as special guests.
Mrs T L Satterwhite will review Science Is Not Enough by Vannevar Bush at 9 30 a m April 10 meeting of the Brook Review Club at Citizens Savings and Loan. At the recent meeting Mrs L P Hodges Jr reviewed The Territorial Imperative by Robert Ardrey calling it witty and rich in adventure. Mrs Alma Moore club president led the business session.
Jim Pollack of a leading menswear firm says white shirts are out after 6 pm as color and texture lead spring looks. Bold tones like gold, pumpkin, deep blues, mint, lavender appear in shirts and ties while coordinated prints and turtlenecks shape fresh blazer outfits.
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