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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1965
Page
8
The article reviews a Traditional Collection targeting the Ivy League look favored by one in three American men. It features natural shoulder suits, three-button coats, plain front trousers, button-down shirts, and coordinated accessories including bold patterned ties, sport coats, and a complete shoe wardrobe with wingtip brogues, oxfords, and loafers.
A reader seeks guidance about widowhood loneliness and social judgments. Ann Landers compares hardships, urges confronting insensitive remarks, and offers practical dating and etiquette advice for readers in similar situations including how to handle perceived stinginess and portrait gifts.
Fashion advice for women of all ages highlights matching plaids and stripes, length guidelines, and sleeve choices. It favors kimono sleeves, defined waists with belts, and knits for ease and care, noting home sewers’ tips on neck measurements and zipper use. It ends with a stray line about Sofia and railroad cars.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Monte Rey Chapter of the American Business Club met at La Hacienda Restaurant with Mrs. John R. Hall Jr. presiding. They urged support for the ABC Hamburger Stand at the South Plains Fair to fund corrective shoes for the Lubbock Society of Crippled Children. Mrs. Berwyn Tilden introduced speaker Mrs. John McLarty of the League of Women Voters who spoke on Lubbock health and public welfare. A dinner meeting with an international student program is planned for Oct. 7.
Hank Slaight of General Ad justment Bureau spoke about damage from Hurricane Betsy at a noon Friday meeting of the Insurance Women of Lubbock at the Plainsman Hotel. The next meeting October in the Plainsman Hotel will feature a safety film. Some fall and winter hats featured wiry spirals and antenna-like accents paired with Marucelli of Milan evening wear.
London cap report highlights Judy Innes calling on space scientists to solve the strapless bra challenge. She argues a soft plastic cup and lightweight design could overcome gravity without wires or bones, noting Paris fashion and modern dances fuel urgency.
A columnist discusses how to balance essential baby gear with limited space, noting that essentials vary by family. She highlights folding screens for shared rooms, washable fabrics, versatile nursery furniture, updated wicker chests, and bath options including a bathinette or plastic tub for safe, efficient infant care.
An organizational meeting for Sweet Adelines was held Monday night in the Southwestern Public Service Reddy Room Monterey Shopping Center. A guest quartet from Amarillo entertained. Dr John Anderson directed in the absence of W J Lawrence Jr. Out of town guests included six from Amarillo, Mrs Bill Robinson of Roswell NM and Mrs Bill Lancenegeer of Hagerman NM. Christine Gaddis elected temporary chairman and Teddye Joe Penn named temporary secretary. They will serve until charter and officers are elected.
Members of VFW Post 2466 auxiliary visited Big Spring Veterans Hospital, served refreshments, and distributed magazines and books. About 40 patients were visited by Janey Williams hospital chairman, Robert Bevers auxiliary president, Carlton Six, Jeff Manthney, Z A Benson, and Ruth Mosely.
The Women's Missionary Council of the First Assembly of God met Thursday morning in the church chapel. Mrs. Elmer Newton led singing and Mrs. Raymond Hogan was pianist. Attendees shared prayer requests, contributed to the international Assemblies of God Etta Calhoun WMC Fund, and heard reports and devotional leadership. Next gathering is at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in the chapel.
Mrs. and Mrs. Nick Lanott and son Nicolas Loyd of South San Gabriel California visit Loyd Lanott and family. Mrs. Lanott hosts a Thursday morning baby showing and the Californians are honored with a Friday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Anderson.
The item markets a4 flattering youthful profile with feather-weight fiber-fill and clipped nylon face. It features Lycra band and fully adjustable stretch-straps for comfort and comes in pink mist blue mist white beige and black in sizes 32 34 34 A and B cups.
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