Minister's Wife Wears Mini Skirt in Church Scene
Judith Rydings wife of Rev Donal Rydings at St Mark's Bourne End caused a stir at a church youth club wearing a mini skirt and black fishnet stockings. She defends a modern image for vicars wives saying religion need not be stodgy and that her husband approves of her up to the minute style.
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Ondon
Judith Rydings
Donald Rydings
St. Mark's
Bourne End
Britain
Mrs. Rydings
Lynne McCauley Becomes Bride
The marriage of Miss Lynne Therese McCauley to Duane O. Reynolds took place Saturday at Asbury Methodist Church with a 5 PM ceremony led by Rev. William Cotton. The couple, both Cryavac Co. employees, were attended by Mrs. James Bowen, Janet McCauley, Larry Wimas, and the bride’s brothers Neil and Jon McCauley. A dinner followed at the Holiday Inn.
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Lynne Therese McCauley
Paul B. McCauley
Edgewood Road
Duane O. Reynolds
Eighth Avenue
Asbury Methodist Church
William Cotton
Austin Reynolds
Minneapolis
James Bowen
Janet McCauley
Larry Wimas
Clothing Prices Seen Higher Next Spring and Beyond
Virginia Britton of the agriculture department foresees 1967 price hikes driven by strong consumer and military demand and rising operating costs. Shoe prices may rise, with some suits up to five dollars, and increases could spread by fall. Nylon production is set to surge, with possible 10 percent price cuts by 1970 for synthetics, and overall man-made fiber capacity may rise 36 percent by late 1967. About 2 percent of U.S. shoes use Corfam this year as higher use of leather substitutes expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
UPI
Virginia Britton
Agriculture Department
Consumer and Food Economics Research
Economist
U.S
Five National Social Science Gold Medalists Named
The National Institute of Social Sciences will award 1966 Gold Medals to Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, Danny Kaye, Francis Cardinal Spellman, Senator David Sarnoff, and Keith Funston. Frank Pace Jr. announced the honorees who will be honored for distinguished service to humanity at the December 1 dinner at the Plaza Hotel. The institute traces its 1913 Taft medal as its first award.
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New York
UPI
National Institute of Social Sciences
Lyndon B. Johnson
Danny Kaye
Francis Cardinal Spellman
David Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Frank Pace, Jr
Institute
Plaza Hotel
William Howard Taft
Miss Rinas Weds Kurt Livingston in Marion Church
Miss Linda Rae Rinas wed Kurt Nathan Livingston in a Friday ceremony at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Marion with Rev. E L Brandt officiating. The couple, parents Bruno Rings and the Livingston family, hosted 90 guests. They will reside in Ames where the groom studies at Iowa State University.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Linda Rae Rinas
Kurt Nathan Livingston
E. L. Brandt
Bruno Rings
I Twenty-ninth Street
Marion
Ron Livingstons
Twentysixth Street
Liz Howe
Charles Warner
Mrs. Livingston
Ames
Iowa State University
Holiday Breakfast Waffles With Cranberry Orange Syrup
Holiday breakfast idea uses waffles with cranberry orange flavored syrup. Make syrup by heating maple blended syrup with frozen cranberry orange relish, stirring until blended. Yields about two cups, enough for multiple servings.
Your Money's Worth How To Fight Rising Food Prices
Housewives face a tough forecast as a national consumer editor argues in favor of selective buying over broad boycotts. The piece notes supermarket profits and supply chains set prices, urges targeting specific items and stores, and urges weighing services to drop to gain real savings. It cites Esther Peterson on selective buying and stresses choosing lower priced items across five nearby supermarkets plus discount stores to curb costs. It also warns against sweeping price cuts that could threaten jobs and urges focusing protests where gains are feasible.
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Hullaballoo
National Assn
Iselves
Esther Peterson
U.S
Capote Plans Tight Guest Screen At Black and White Ball
Truman Capote details strict guest screening for the Plaza Ball in San Francisco and New York. Two desk checkers will confirm names, security officers stand by, and only three reporters are invited to cover the event. Gloria Guinness impostors face removal and social death by forced ejection.
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York
Truman Capote
San Francisco
Plaza Hotel
Truman
Plaza
Liles
Wires
The Statesman's Game by James Aldridge review
A cold war spy novel set in England follows a British executive who undertakes an intelligence assignment before a Russia hero award. On return he exhibits unusual fascination with the Soviet Union and hints of a second romance with Red China. American and Royal Navy intelligence fear brainwashing, while Aldridge offers alternate explanations.
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James Aldridge
Doubleday
England
Russia
Soviet Union
Red China
Royal Navy
Aldridge
R.Z
Youthful Beauty Guidance for Night Cream Application
From the early twenties guidance on facial skincare, apply Clay vitalizing night cream to cheeks forehead and throat with light upward strokes. Remove with a tissue. This routine aims to soften surface dryness and tiny lines and enhance complexion loveliness. Margaret Merril.
How to Get Duck and Turkey to Brown Crisp Skin
If the back of a duck or chicken is not brown enough, turn the bird several times during roasting. Moderate or high oven temperatures help produce crisp skin, even if they cause more fat splatter.
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