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Newspaper
Hartford Chronicle
Location
Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1946
Page
14
Ard is G Hill operates as a wholesale and retail distributor of Apex products including human hair attachments page boy braids and chignon based in Hartford Connecticut with contact 56548 F.
Weaver High celebrates academic achievement with Norman Lew and Corine Dagger named to the second scholastic honor roll. The Goodwill Formal on Friday promotes Christmas spirit with attendees including Marion Duncan Hodge Davis Briscoe Moe Cloud and others. Intermission stunts at the December 7 Trinity College dance feature eight Boys Leader Corps members and two alumni, led by Raymond Black known as Sonny.
A fragmentary chatter item notes the Four Kingsmen and Sub pals planning a nightclub style event at the Subway Banquet Hall on December 28 with Gene Nelson's Trio providing music, and adds streetwear and local gossip about Hartford and Glastonbury figures.
A nostalgic column urges teenage girls to dress for cold weather with rain gear and warm accessories. It highlights neat knee socks, cable stitching, wool dresses, skirts, and sweaters while noting men’s outerwear like pilot jackets and Sherlock Holmes caps as seasonal style.
Hartford High News describes the first semi formal dance of the year in the Broad Street gym on December 6. The candy cone theme features white decorations red and white streamers and a central Christmas tree. Ray Mathews band played from 8 to 11 PM as couples danced and two surprises were planned.
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