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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1977
Page
28
Fashion consultant Marilyn Gould predicts a strong boot year with Western and tall styles amid a shift away from chunky looks. She notes low daywear heels and high party sandals, leather comfort, and the rise of practical, breathable shoes, urging buyers to select quality pair to wear with modern outfits.
The guide instructs cleaning from the top down starting with the ceiling. Use a vacuum brush or long mop to remove dust, then wash surfaces with soapy water in one pail and rinse in another. Protect floors with plastic and newspapers, move the ladder often, and avoid overreaching. An agricultural extension at North Carolina State University is cited.
The advertisement promotes Printed Pattern A556 by Achille Dattilo with an elastic waist blouson and 8 gore skirt in Misses sizes 8 through 18. It details fabric options, the required yardage for size 12, price of pattern and mailing instructions from New York, and offers a 50 cent coupon for patterns and a 75 cent Book 33.
Marilyn Gould a former fashion coordinator and current Leather Industries of America consultant visits editors and studios to discuss shoes and fit. She lives in Wilton Connecticut with her husband and four children ages 6 to 15, balancing work travel with family duties.
A cultural shift from footbound fashion to a walking movement spreads across America. The Sole Leather Council promotes health benefits and offers practical guidance for new walkers including clothing, leather shoes, pacing, goal setting, and gradually longer strides to improve circulation and heart health.
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