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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
7
Vidal Sassoon argues women gain time to be feminine with short cuts at New York previews. Models and clients praise ease and sex appeal while noting cost and regular trims. Sassoon stresses image harmony with modern clothing.
Dallas report from the Southwestern Men's and Boys' Apparel Club shows the spring market displaying bold colors and new looks. Bell-bottom slacks return as part of a trend toward vibrant patterns, while padded shoulders fade and eye neckties appear radical versus last year. Robert L. Green notes a shift toward fashion-dominated men's wear and broader access to style benefits postwar.
Banner Mrs C E Hines attended the January meeting of World War I Veterans and auxiliary in Chanute. West Buffalo Grange met Jan 4 at Blue schoolhouse. Arvel Kindrick and others visited Fre donia on business. Enoch Davis of Cherryvale visited the R D Scott home. Current Events Club met with Mrs Red Moore Friday afternoon. Dick Kindrick of Wichita spent weekend with his parents Arvel and Mrs. Kindrick. Georgie Cook returned home after several weeks in Fredonia hospital. O E Hines and wife were in Altoona on business Saturday.
Mrs. N R Bowlin traveled to Amarillo to visit her son Jack and family while helping care for her sister Myrtle Reed. Mr and Mrs Teeter of Illinois visited friends abroad in rural Thayer. Local families including the Horace Jones, Bertha Clum and the Struckers hosted and shared meals with kin. Glenn Mudd returned to Tulsa after a Chanute trip.
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