Fashion houses embrace fur in fall styles across outfits
United Press reports Bettina Ballard of the New York Fashion Group says fur will appear in nearly every garment this fall. Designers showcase fur collars, borders, coats, blouses and dresses with fox, mink, sable and other furs, while footwear remains the only major area not furred yet.
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Gay Pauley
United Press State
New York
Bettina Ballard
Iatman
New York Fash
Desigers
Greta Platly
Leo Rislee
Detroit Auto War Deepens as GM Targets Half Market
NEA reporter Douglas Larsen outlines how GM led by Harlow Curtice pressures rivals in a high stakes auto industry. GM plans major 1958 model changes and aggressive advertising while Studebaker Packard in South Bend struggles. Churchill seeks a slim profit, cutting costs, and partnering with firms like Curtiss-Wight to offer low priced models and a Packard Haw prestige car amid a tense market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
LARSEN + NEA
Detroit
NEA
Gences
Harlow Curtice
Curtlee
Simé
Gat
Ising
Studbaker Packard
South Bend
Ind
Charsajen
Aareld Ell
Jin
Curtice
Churchill
Dejpachment
Chevarlet
Pontiac
Rulek
Clarle
Iis
8-P
Curtis
Troy P. Marley
Curtins-Wright, Corp
Packard
Studebaker
Germain
Daimler-Benz
S-P
Obituary notices from Crnvnerland Gap and Middlesboro area
Funeral services were held for Sterling G Williams of Crnvnerland Gap with Masonic rites at the grave. Clarence V Schooter of Middlesboro Route 7 had services at Hensley Chapel Baptist Church with Rev Howard Keek, Rev M Sparks and Clay Shelton officiating. Myrtle Geneva Brooks aged 49 of Ewing died at home. service at First Baptist Church Ewing with burial in Sharp Cemetery. Miss Jennie Cohens died at her sister Bessie Willis home. funeral at Ron Zon Church with Rev J H M Wileher and Rev H Morton officiating. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed for multiple services. Funeral Home in charge.
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Sterling C, Williams
Sterling G. Williams
Crnvnerland Gap
Carlisle
Shuimate
Doc Loveday
Bill Loveday
Freelon Clark
Cecil Green
Conley Hotmaker
Levi Parker
Pinnacle Lodge
Walton Lovelace
Clarence Virgil Schooler
Clarence ‘Epi] Schooter
Middlesboro
Tig Hensley
Tlevs
Howanl
Keek
Ho M. Sparks
Clay Shelton
I Hensley
Lis Ing
Myrfile Geneva Brooks
Myrtle Brooks
Ewing
Lonnie Brooks
Robert Gatoneson
Jack
Air Force
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. W. Walters
Pineville
Dora Walters
Don Downing
Fleming
Bacon
Mobile
Ala
Thurman Grubbs
Richmond
Jennie Comens
Jennie Cohens
Bessie Willis
Baker Funeral Home
Middles
Nick Gn Lewis Bryant
Couley Bryant
Howard Ramsenr
Claude Dickenson
Mack Sanders
Baker Wineral Honyy
Hospital News Admissions and Visiting Hours Record
Middleshore Hospital and Clinic daily visiting hours listed as 11 to 12. The report notes numerous admissions and newborns including Mrs. Silas Fee at Rose Hill, Mrs. Sam Latiff, Cly, J. 8, Mink and daughter, BH Grady, Clairfield. New births listed for Mrs. L B Saylor, Patsy Sulfridge, Zane H Cole, and others across Rose Hill, Shaw, New Tazewell, Sneedville, and Harrogate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleshore Hospital
Usmissals
Silas Fee
Rose Hill
Sam Latiff
Cly
J. 8
Mink
Mes
BH Grady
Clairbeld Admissions
L. B. Saylor
John McNeeley
Shawaper
Patsy Sulfridge
Harrogate
Zane H. Cole
Rose Milt
Estel Savage
Wyatsdotte
Mich
Pauline Ramsey
New Tazewell
Roy Ramsey
Sneedville Kirths
Clarins Cupp
van Lytin Jesse
Detroit Barbers Ban Free Gum and Prizes for Kids
The Detroit Barbers Union announced a local ban on giving gum toys and prizes to children, citing past incentives as a lure. About 200 barbers in the Detroit area will be affected as the rule forbids free bubble gum, bikes, cigars, and trading stamps to minors, with fines possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroly Gly
Barbners Union
Barbers
Detroit
Loral
Barbers Union
Ave
Dad
Mom
Methodists Approve Integration Amendment in Conference
The Lopisque Conference of the Methodist Church voted 151 to 27 to approve the amendment allowing Negro churches to seek membership in white annual conferences. The measure, explained by William T. Watkins, would let individual conferences admit or reject Negro churches, with ratification by all 103 annual conferences required before it becomes church law. Dr. W. T. Munday opposed. Dr. Ted Highy dower spoke in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Methodist Church
William “T. Watkins
Louisville
Kentucky
Memphis
Nego
Memphia Conference
Padueah
Aity
W. T. Munday
State Street
Bowling Green
Ted Highy Dower
St. Paul Church
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Larry Mkirich
Merusia
Anne Klein
Jalnn Amuiller
Blond Sinner
Diana Dors
Yvonne Mitchell
David Wayne
Keenan Wynn
THURS
FRI
Baker Street
Cinemasenpo
van Johnson
Veils
Hospital News
Spencer
Gig Young
Methodists
Simmons
Spe
Simmons Continental Bed
Cumberland
Ates
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