Cold Winter Styles From Mink to Fox Dominates Fashion
New York fashion writers previewed winter collections as designers opt for mink, sable, and fox boas with dramatic fur trims and jeweled accents. Nightwear ranges from sheer mini cages to floor gowns, daywear features coat dresses and epaulet coats, while pants gain prominence with silk and oriental influences led by Oleg Cassini.
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New York
America
Norman Norell
Count Sarmi
Jean Louis
Norell
Two Army Privates Complete Fort Jackson Clerk Course
Two Cha nute youths, Robert M. Johnson and Jerry D. Craig, finished a four week Reserve Enlistment Program clerk course at Fort Jackson South Carolina on July 8. They joined the Army in November 1965 and prior basic training was at Fort Bliss Texas. Johnson and Craig both graduated Cha nute High School in 1965. Johnson is the son of Mrs. Vivian M. Johnson of 1402 South Santa Fe. Craig is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Craig of 1013 South Plummer.
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Chanute
Robert M. Johnson
Jerry D. Craig
Fort Jackson
S. C
Army
Fort Bliss
Tex
Chanute High School
Johnson
Vivian M. Johnson
S. Santa Fe
Craig
William E. Craig
S. Plummer
Army Cadets Train At Fort Lewis Fort Knox
Army Cadets Paul D. Finney 21 of Stanford University and Jerry E. Weis 19 of Neosho County Community Junior College undergo six week summer ROTC encampments at Fort Lewis Washington and Fort Knox Kentucky with end dates July 30 and August 4 respectively. Cadet Weis plans to attend Pittsburg this fall. His wife Janice and mother June Weis reside in Huntington Topeka addresses listed. Cadet Charles L. Lowe is mentioned next.
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Lowe
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Virgil L. Lowe
S. Rutter
Paul D. Finney
Stanford
Calif.) University
Fort Lewis
Wash
Officer Training Corps
Robert A. Finney
Humboldt
Jerry E. Weis
Neosho County Community
Charles L. Lowe
Committees of BPW Plan Year Activities at Tioga Hotel
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met by committees at the Tioga Hotel Wednesday night to plan activities for the coming year. A bus trip to Kansas City is planned for August 13 to attend Oklahoma at the Starlight Theater. Reports were given by Ada Livingston Scherel Booe and Lukenbill on the Leadership Council meeting in Parsons. The resignation of vice president R. E. Williams was accepted. September will stress Neighborliness with Coffeyville Club hosting Baxter Springs guests. The October 12 program will be by district director Lora Mae Blasor, Parsons.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tioga Hotel
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Starlight Theater
Clifford Lukenbill
Ada Livingston
Scherel Booe
Lukenbill
Parsons
Vinnie Allison
R. E. Williams
Coffeyville Club
Baxter Springs
Lora Mae Blasor
Summer Focus on Eyes Drives Eyes Fashion This Spring
A fashion commentator notes dark sunglasses dominate summer styles in all shapes and colors. Granny glasses and oversized wraparound frames trend, with white canes advised for very narrow eye slits. Eye cosmetics and artificial lashes grow in daily routines, signaling strong emphasis on eye styling this season.
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Ben Franklin
Mount Vernon
Ladies of the Evangelical United Brethren meet at Salzman home
The Here & There item notes a Thursday meeting of the Earlton Ladies of the Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted by Mrs. E. J. Salzman at 924 S. Western. Roll call cited the Ten Commandments and devotions were given.
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Earlton
Evvangelical United Brethren Church
E. J. Salzman
S. Western
Peggy Dormois Engaged to Gene A Schmidt
The engagement of Peggy Dormois to Gene A Schmidt of Hoisington is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Glen Dormois of 204 N Grant Chanute High School graduate 1963 senior at Kansas State College Pittsburg art education. Schmidt a Hoisington High School graduate will graduate from KSC in January majoring in language and literature. He served as president of Junior IFC the Student Union Board Young Republicans and Sigma Chi. A November wedding is planned.
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Peggy Dormois
Gene A. Schmidt
D. N. Schmidt
Hoisington
Glen Dormois
N. Grant
Miss Dormois
Chanute High School
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Hoisington High School
Schmidt
Kansas State College
KSC
Junior Ifc
Student Union Board
Young Republicans
Sigma Chi
Women Missionary Society Meets at Colfax Church
Colfax Colfax Baptist Church held a Wednesday afternoon meeting led by vice president Ruth Hart. Mrs. Glenn Hanson hosted at Route 2 home. Members reviewed Missions magazine articles and announced the year’s special interest missionaries led by Mrs. Donald Anderson.
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Colfax
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Colfax Baptist Church
Ruth Hart
Glenn Hanson
Myron Cooper
Howard Smith
Gordon Erickson
Missions Magazine
Donald Anderson
Maxine Stoll
Hattie Larson
John Howard
Girard
Kincaid Memorial Baptist Church
Hints From Heloise and Readers Share Clever Quick Fixes
A collage of practical tips covers wig storage with a wig block on a plunger, using a plumber’s friend for wig styling, keeping wigs dry with plastic bags, quiet pipe cleaners for kids, bread bags as diaper and disposal aids, a cheese slicer via a potato peeler, a doily powered back washer from nylon stock ings, and preserving boutonnieres as future table decor. Readers describe social tips and mail from Heloise.
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Heloise
H. W
Peace and Progress Meets In Steinman Home
Ten members of the Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Unit visited Mrs. Charles Steinman at 1703 S Evergren for a Thursday meeting. Mrs. Steinman taught Foods to Tempt the Appetite while Mrs. Faulkner presided. Members will manage a booth at the Neosho County Fair in Erie in August and the envelope prize went to Mrs. Harley Knapp. No August meeting. September 8 gathering at Mrs. Marion Wise.
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Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Unit
Charles Steinman
S. Evergren
Grace Oliver
Harley Knapp
Marion Wise
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Jean Sprain Wilson
Fort Knox
Oleg Cassini
Drisdell
Steve Griffiths
Omaha
Jana Sue
R. W. Griffiths
Carl Jackson
N. Steuben
BPW
Orchid Buffet
The
Chanute Tribune
Leona Tennis
Alva McLaren
Mary Walkley
Ion Sherwin-Williams
Excello
Sveena Ould
Cools Big Area
Archinspool
NEMA
E. Main
By Heloise Cruse
Grandma
Vera
Birdie
Oscar P. Schwiel
Progress
Steinman Home
Family Shopping
Main & Plummer Road
Swift
Hills Bros. Maxwell House
Moura Crom
Frisco
U.S.D.A
Folger's Coffee
Olson
Crisco
Ajax Detergent
Mitta
Prema
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