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Los Angeles fashion notes highlight Adolfo’s new hat designs as bold, stylish headwear options. The piece notes modern shapes, luxe fabrics, and a chic, confident look for the season.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
5
Los Angeles fashion notes highlight Adolfo’s new hat designs as bold, stylish headwear options. The piece notes modern shapes, luxe fabrics, and a chic, confident look for the season.
The wedding of Miss Susan Jane Cole and Ensign David F. Palmerlee took place at the First Methodist Church of St. John Kansas with a 4 p.m. double ring ceremony. Attendants included Cyn thia Cole and Patricia Walker, with reception duties shared by Mrs. Alburn Thomas and others. The couple will reside in Athens Georgia after a South wedding trip. both are Kansas University graduates.
Dear readers debate adultery's definition and a weekly "sexless" date. A victim asks how to guard against lies and a neighbor offers a college grant with conditions. Old Tyrant weighs in on offering support to a neighbor's son.
San Bernardino visitors Mr and Mrs Don Clement and children Patty Peggy and Scott spend three weeks with Mrs Clement’s parents Mr and Mrs Wilford Ousdahl Route 3 and with Mrs Clement’s mother Mrs Mildred Simmons of Hiawatha. Lyle Dauber of Baltimore announces birth of daughter Rachael on Thursday July 2. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles W Ross of 1780 Ala St and Mrs Marion Barlow of 2049 Learnard Ave has returned from a three week visit with daughter Mrs Walter Love in Watsonville California. Mrs Y Y Young of 1112 Tenn St is home after a month with daughter Mrs Robert Meyer and family in Ann Arbor Michigan and visiting relatives in Virginia. Guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Swan 1024 Iowa St over the weekend were their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Douglas Swan. Douglas is a faculty member at Principia College in Elsah Illinois. Maureen Becky and Sarah Shepard daughters of Mr and Mrs James Shepard of Albuquerque New Mexico arrived Wednesday night to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward B Brass 1141 W 21st St for the month. Eight members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church attended a regional meeting at Mt Sequoyah Fayetteville Arkansas from Lawrence were Mrs Wilma Collins Maud Arnett Mrs Hazel Fritz Marie Brown Faye Orelup Mrs Mary Morgan Mrs Marie Kennedy and Grace Light. Lt Thomas Palmerlee son of Prof and Mrs A S Palmerlee 1344 Strong Ave has been transferred from Quantico Virginia to Camp Pendleton California en route to California he and his wife stopped in Lawrence and attended the wedding of his brother Ensign David S Palmerlee and Miss Susan Jane Cole last Saturday at St John Kan.
Beef prices remain the main bargain for Fourth of July cookouts. A national chain marks sirloin at 77 cents and porterhouse at 87 cents per pound in New York area outlets. Ground beef and roasts attract shoppers as beef supplies stay high. Watermelon cantaloupe lettuce tomatoes cucumbers onions squash and sweet corn are plentiful picnic staples.
AP Fashion Writer notes the five day American Designers Series preview in New York led by Eleanor Lambert. Designers Jane Derby John Moore and Jean Louis showcased trends likely to influence ready to wear including trouser suits empire dresses and lace details while debate raged on piracy versus inspiration.
American Legion Dorsey Liberty Post 14 and its Auxiliary announce July 4 Fun Day at Legionacres from 2 to 5 p.m. Topics include pony rides cartoons refreshments and games A July 4 dance starts at 10 p.m. at the Legion club to avoid clashing with Memorial Stadium fireworks at 8 p.m.
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