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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1970
Page
7
A Paddock women's editor tours Arlington Heights Sudden ly Slenda reducing salon. A new technician marks the body and applies a secret solution, wrapping limbs in towels. After about two hours the reporter loses 8 5/8 inches for a $20 investment and is told six weeks of exercise would equal the result.
A neighborhood meeting led by Alice Flaxton mobilizes women to resist being blamed for inflation and debt. The plan suggests shifting stock and account ownership to husbands and avoiding signature of checks, while advocating for meaningful female financial influence.
This guide outlines proper contact between families after an engagement, the sequence of announcements and engagements, and planning tips. It covers who pays for what, guest lists, invitations, and timelines for preparing weddings, gowns, and reception details with emphasis on early preparation and coordination between families.
Park Ridge Alumnae Chapter Sigma Alpha Iota hosts Mary Wedderspoon at the Piano for a Tuesday 8 PM meeting at Mrs. Franklin Johnson 1324 Grove Park Ridge. Co hostess Mrs. Earl Snodgrass Arlington Heights. pianist Mrs. William Wedderspoon resident of Park Ridge. Mrs. Douglas Peterson 255 5397 for info.
A Taste of Europe begins Wednesday as a new one story six part series on dining abroad. The feature will explore cuisines traditions and travel tips across several European destinations.
The article notes a winter spring trend revival with platform shoes and fringe, pleats, and flounce echoing the Roaring Twenties. It highlights maxi coats and cloche hats returning, alongside wide-brimmed styles and the era’s signature flapper influence appearing again in subtler forms.
The writer muses on fashion history from the 1950s wide-striped ties and double breasted suits to Victorian long sleeves and high necklines. Fur coats and antique pieces are prized as covetable heirlooms, with a sly nod to I Love Lucy era wardrobe.
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