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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1964

Page

10

Fashion Week Reveals Man Tailored Suit Trends and Cape Looks

Fourth day highlights show a surge of man tailor touches with padded shoulders long jackets and waist cinching belts. Designers mix broad lapels pockets capes and jeweled accents with skirts that swirl and pleated panels while Rant Rerg and Artlie Fablow push bold cape ensembles and cutouts. A separate note reports International Telephone & Telegraph winning Coast Guard work for Loran C components with undisclosed contract size.

Larry “Aldrich Hannah Troy Cel Chapin New York UPT International Telephone & ‘Telegraph Corp Federal Laboratories U.S. Coast Guard

Truth Chapter Meeting at Mackenzie Masonic Hall

The Truth Chapter Order of theogram listed its motto Living Fool God. An Eastern Star social hour followed at Mackenzie Masonic Hall. The next meeting is set for Jan 21 at the hall with Estelle Gibson and Mrs. Pearl Metcalfe on the program. The Hague item notes a garment title found in Holland.

Mackenzie Masonic Hall Estelle Gibson

Overexposure Noted In Spring Fashion Designs

New York AP report surveys spring style trends with bold necklines and decolletage, noting Cuban exile Pope Fernandez and Spanish designer Lutis Estevez as leaders in revealing gowns. Designers feature juxtapositions of bare shoulders, jeweled waist details, and varied hemlines, while modesty puzzles persist for different ages.

New York Count Sare Mianikin Anil Taupe Mallie Parnis Ty Arthur Jablow Syieiny Hannah Troy Bon Reig New York Couture Group Jean Spratn Wilson Pope Fernandex Lutis Estevez Estevez Fermandez Lary Aldrich, Couture House Abanidon Aldrich Ann Klein Arthur Jablow Fernandez

Bridge Club Meets at Lubbock Country Club

The Duplicate Bridge Club met Wednesday morning at the clubhouse. First place went to Mrs. Jack Boren and Mrs. Frank Gumm, second to Mrs. A. C. Verne and Mrs. W. C. Wharton, and third to Mrs. Jack Clenden and Mrs. James Kopf. The next meeting is set for 2 30 p.m. Saturday at the Clubhouse for monthly master point.

Lubbock

New Officers Elected At Home Demonstration Club

Hostess Cagle presided as New officers were installed including Mrs. Cagle president and Mrs Garland Kerr vice president. Dale Ray secretary treasurer and Mrs Clyde Savell council representative. Reporter Mrs S L Edwards. Roll call pledged club goals. Luncheon followed meeting at Mrs Homer Wallace home January 21.

Cagle Joey Edwards Garland Kerr Dale Ray Clyde. Savell L. Hdwards Homer Wallace Ard St

Johnsons Address Broadcast To World

In 1823 the first normal school in the United States opened at Concord. Washington UPI reports Voice of America broadcast President Johnsons State of the Union message live over a world network of 27 radio trainees. Plans were made to repeat the broadcast during peak listening hours in different sections of the world.

Schoo Montpelier United States Concord Washington UPI Garner Voice of America Johnson

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