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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1968
Page
4
Charlene's in Monterey Center presents coats and dress ensembles for all occasions from football games to weekend getaways. Highlights include a smooth Nehru look with silver buttons and stand-up collar, a mink-trimmed silk suit for dressy events, cocktail dresses with Maribou skirts, and coordinated robes for campus and home life.
Fashion notes highlight gauntlet gloves to pair with mid length coats. Neutral colors beige brown white nylon knits with textured leather look, diagonal brown grosgrain ribbons, buckles at the wrist, and gusseted cream leather cuffs. A stray line mentions the U S Virgin Islands Senate building once a bar racks for Danish soldiers.
Lubbock skyline gains new focus in Business and Industrial Review Rites with a northeast shot by Swain Rogers of Artcraft Engraving. The image features the First National Pioneer Building under construction and the new downtown Southwestern Bell tower.
Busy mothers in Lubbock can find a full range of children’s shoes at Children's Shoe World 624 50th, near Murryhill Post Office. Managers Maburn Thompson and Wanda Teal emphasize correct fit, offering orthopedic guidance, and carry Edwards Shoes, U.S. Keds, and dress and dance footwear for children from nine months to size eight.
Billie Jo's School of Dance in Modern Manor, 4228 Boston, enters fall enrollment through October. Eight specialized teachers will form new classes ending with the May recital at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium, offering dance, baton, ballet, jazz and gymnastics with prices from 7 dollars per month.
Foster Grant launches a campus trend with a “Shirt and Shades” sorority. Any girl with a shirt and matching sunglasses can join as the newest coordinate look, featuring shiny framed eyesides and Skinnies in color ranges from pink to tortoise, with shades to suit every shirt. The note ends by recalling the first US postal card issued May 1, 1871.
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