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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1968
Page
4
UPI reports designer Louis Feraud reopened the battle of the hemline with a daring mini skirt and Renaissance inspired doublet looks. The collection featured white tunics over red tights and over the knee red boots, with floaty, action ready outfits that mixed demure and erotic elements.
The Altar Rosary Society of St Marys Parish meets for a Mass at 8 tonight at the Leimeister home. Members discuss money making ideas including a raffle of a pure Irish linen tablecloth and a Dutchmaid Party. A Day of Recollection is planned for a Sunday in October with hostesses Mrs Mockler and Mrs Conry.
The hosiery industry forecasts rapid panty hose adoption for the winter season. A show for buyers featured a singer riffing on a well known ballad line with a playful twist about body wear from waist to skin.
Paris show contrasts restrained Balmain look with Jean-Marie Armand’s bright debut. Balmain favors white grey and black with minimal color, hemline raised last season, while Armand presents pastel hues and a bell shaped silhouette ending above the knee.
New London Subordinate Grange welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Russell Saunders as new members on Thursday night. Robert Kirkpatrick and Edd Franklin administered the obligations. The group heard about the Fourth of July Rochester celebration winning entry and discussed farm safety including an elevator danger film.
The HAPPY HEARTS 4-H CLUB met at Mary April's home on July 1 at 7 p.m. The girls worked on projects and had refreshments. The EAST NORWALK MIX AND STITCH 4-H club met June 26 at Glenca Bay's home with Becky Grosswiler demonstrating child handling and poise. The group donated $5 to Camp Conger and collected dish towels for the camp kitchen.
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