Designers Decree What American Women Will Be Wearing
New York Couture Group wraps up its semi annual press week with designs by Marie McCarthy and Larry Aldrich. Key trends include two piece low waistlines, slim skirts, jumpers in velvet or jersey, mad sleeves, and covered up cocktail wear. Bias cut gowns and chunky Semele embroidery feature, while country looks divide Aldrich and Blass on boots and outerwear.
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New York
New York Couture Group
Larry Aldrich
Marie McCarthy
Aldrich
Bill Blass
Maurice Rentner
Money and manners in a Sunday church aisle
A reader asks about saving an aisle seat to watch fashion during church services. Ann Landers advises the practice is not sinful and the husband should stop encouraging floor drops. The column also covers a 19 year old boyfriend giving a 17 year old girl cash and other reader letters about gifts and newspaper subscriptions.
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Ann Landers
Harold
Claudia
Teenage Smoking Advice Ad From Ann Landers
A newspaper ad promotes Ann Landers guidance on teenage smoking. Readers are urged to request her book Teenage Smoking by sending 10 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to her in care of the newspaper.
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Ann Landers
Women of the Moose Meet Monday Evening
Women of the Moose will gather Monday at 7 30 p m at the Moose Home for their regular meeting agenda and activities.
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Rexair Sales & Service
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la Marick
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Johnson Carper
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