Disposable Children's Clothes Highlight Showing in New York
AP fashion coverage notes Margot West designs for disposable children wear. Joseph Love markets inexpensive flame resistant paper garments for babies and toddlers. The piece mentions paper wedding dresses as part of bridal show and highlights other NY collections and runway looks with playful, quirky themes.
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New York
Margot West
Joseph Love
New York Couture Group
Marie McCarthy
Larry Aldrich
New York Couture
Hotel Pierre
Church Women United Lead Event At Salvation Army Church
The annual leadership program by Church Women United runs 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m Monday at the Salvation Army Church 946 N H Registration precedes a 10 a m business meeting A noon lunch is served by the host church Guests include Mrs Henry Snell UN representative from Kansas council leaders from Richland Berryton Stull Lecompton and Big Springs Anima Bose Calcutta world traveler KU instructor will speak after lunch A nursery will be provided.
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Church Women United
Salvation Army
N. H
Henry Snell
United Nations
Kansas
State Leadership Educational Committee
C. F. Baker
Topeka
Ira Bailes
Annual LMH Auxiliary Meeting Set for Jan 12
The Women's Auxiliary to Lawrence Memorial Hospital will meet Thursday January 12 in the hospital cafeteria at 9:30 a.m. Coffee precedes the 10 o clock business session. Officers for 1967 will be elected and dues may be paid. New members are welcome.
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LMH
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dan Myers Named to State Board of Tax Appeals
Gov. Avery appointed Dan H. Myers 36 of Wakefield to the Kansas State Board of Tax Appeals. Myers succeeds Herbert Sizemore who resigned. A KU Law School graduate he was admitted to the bar in 1956 and served on the Wakefield School Board 1957 to 1964.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Dan H. Myers
Avery
State Board of Tax Appeals
Myers
Herbert Sizemore
Newton
Wakefield
University of Kansas Law School
Kansas
Wakefield School Board
Pilot and wife connect during Vietnam mission
An American pilot talked with his wife in Lincoln, Nebraska, via a radio glitch while on a photo mission over North Vietnam. Allen G. Bowers, retired Navy Commander from Overland Park, Kansas, said his son Captain Richard L. Bowers, returning to Saigon, was linked to Mrs. Bowers through Hamilton Air Force Base in a rare, first-time telephone connection since August.
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Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Vietnam
Allen G. Bowers
Navy
Overland Park
Kan
Richard L. Bowers
Air Force
Saigon
North Vietnam
Hamilton Air Force Base
San Francisco
Hamilton
Vassar Graduate Admitted to Yale Forestry School
Diana Starr a 21 year old Vassar English major becomes the first woman admitted to Yale University’s 66 year old Graduate School of Forestry in New Haven. She plans to study ecological surveys and forestland policy while avoiding being treated as merely “one of the boys.”
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EW Haven
Conn
Diana Starr
School of Forestry
Yale
Miss Starr
Vassar
Glove designs aim to boost utility and fashion
New York fashion idea by Conte Giorgio de Sant Angelo links gloves with daily tools. Designs include hooks for keys, purses stitched to backs, edge snaps for change, and watches attached outside for easy repair. The concepts blend style with practical use and novelty.
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Conte Giorgio de Sant Angelo
Picasso
Paris
New York
Walt Disney
Creamed Onions With Paprika and Parsley
The text describes cooking small white onions until tender then serving them with a thin cream sauce. It notes topping the onions with paprika or minced parsley for color and garnish.
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AP Fashion Editor
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the Castle
Norge
Morigie
Iowa
Holiday Inn
Jean Sprain Wilson
New Haven. Conn
Bigelow
Bud Jennings
Carter’s Stationery
Arensberg
Joyce
Jacqueline
Cobbies
Jantzen
Pyvais
Whmen
Dexter
Viner
Trampeze
Selby
Courreges Boots
Gildren
Massachusetts
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