Spring suits get sharp accessories in Seventeen
New York style guidance from Seventeen magazine spotlights spring suit trends with waist emphasis fuller sleeves and stitched pleats. It suggests light cottons knits and polyester blends in pastels with bold accessories like envelope clutches moccasin clogs spectator pumps saddle shoes pastel socks and bright accents to complete the look.
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New York
Seventeen
Prom's popularity survives the years
A Seventeen Magazine survey of 2000 Consumer Panel members finds 90 percent of high schools planning senior proms this spring. Dresses remain full length with pastel colors and chiffon, average spend about 39 dollars, tuxedos are common, flowers are given, 60 percent girls receive boutonnieres. Nearly two thirds include dinner, live bands mix rock and oldies, May is peak month, and 85 percent attend afterball parties.
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New York
Betrothal of Donna Eckhardt announced in Dayton
Mr and Mrs Gerald B Patrick of Dayton reveal the engagement of their daughter Donna to James Eckhardt son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Eckhardt of 1248 Ellen Drive The bride elect attended Miami Jacobs College in Dayton and works as an account clerk for the State of Ohio in Columbus The fiancé attended the same junior college and works in the cost accounting department at Armco Steel Corp No date has been set for the wedding.
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Gerald B. Patrick
Dayton
Donna
James Eckhardt
Jacob
Armco Steel Corp
Shirtdress and easy-knit cardigan feature in new patterns
Fashion notes highlight a shirtdress with an easy-knit cardigan, no waist seam, and coordinated color pairing by Bert Geiger designer of Printed Pattern M184. Fabrics include silk blends knits linen with a ribbed sport yarn cardigan. Pattern M184 available in Misses' sizes 8 to 18, minting yardage and mailing details.
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Bert Geiger
Middletown Journal
Pattern Department
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Touch and cook range previews a computerized kitchen future
AP News features writer Vivian Brown describes a new touch controlled range as a forerunner of a fully computerized kitchen. The range offers a digital display, preset preheat, automatic turnoffs, recall features, and easy servicing, signaling gradual integration into home life within the decade.
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Vivian Brown
AP News
John Weibel
Weibel
Area pair say vows in Parkway Church of Christ
The marriage of Barbara Ann Dennis of Cranewood Drive Tren ton and Dale Allen Draut took place yesterday at 2 30 p m at Parkway Church of Christ. Barbara wore a pale blue empire gown with a white lace overlay. Her sister and family members served as attendants. Draut’s brother Harold was best man. They plan to reside on Cranewood Drive and both work linked to Armco.
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Barbara Ann Dennis
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Dale Allen Draut
Harold Draut
Middletown-Hamilton Road
Mr. Draut
Parkway Church of Christ
Dennis
Melvin Shatto
Roosevelt Blvd
Ralph Leeds
Washington Court House
Honor
David Shatto
Greg
Jeff Dennis
Ushers
Cynthia Dennis
Harold
Armco
Armco Research
Meat Variety Adds Rich Value to Family Menus
Variety meats liver brains kidney heart and sweetbreads are particularly valuable for meals. They expand the range of dishes and provide nutritional variety for households.
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