Print fashion note on color and print wear timing
A fashion brief notes that solid color chic is easier than prints in print dresses. It advises prints be confined to spring and summer and late winter when prints look good under a fur coat.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
6
A fashion brief notes that solid color chic is easier than prints in print dresses. It advises prints be confined to spring and summer and late winter when prints look good under a fur coat.
A reflection on how errors in clothing fit or style become lessons for improvement. The piece encourages analyzing missteps to avoid repetition, asking why happiness or comfort is elusive and urging practical lessons from each miscue.
Odessa residents ANN COODY FALKNER R N ERWIN WILL BERGGREN and ROBERT M TURNER appear among Texas graduates. Falkner earned a Master of Arts at the University of Texas in Austin. ERWIN earned a Bachelor of Arts in physical education and BERGGREN a Bachelor of Business Administration at Texas Western College in El Paso. Turner earned a Bachelor of Arts in English at Southern Methodist University.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church held its first general meeting for 1957 58 in the church parlor. N Shaw gave the opening remarks stressing living Christ during the year. Mrs E G Rodman led the business session with the WSCS budget adopted. The program featured theme We Give Because We Love led by Mrs Ed Seaton Mrs J C Zant and Mrs Clifton Henderson. Doyle Gurley gave a devotional and Mrs R L Schlemer provided music before refreshments. The next meeting is planned for July 1 in the church parlor.
West Point hosts a four day operation matri mony as 51 of 546 cadets from the graduating class wed immediately after second lieutenants commissions. Scheduling spans four chapels with half hour spacing and last minute insertions handled by cadet families chaplains and staff. The effort is led by Mrs. John F Holland with support from Mrs. Earl Blaik and others to keep ceremonies on time.
Mr and Mrs Ray Parker of Odessa North Alleghaney attended the May 2017 Baylor University graduation in Waco for their daughter in law Carline Joyce Parker who earned a bachelor of arts degree. She completed the four year course in three years. Husband Jame Parker will receive a BBA in August. The couple plans to live in Odessa. Also present were Kenneth Kurr and J B Evans who accompanied the Parkers.
United Press reports three of France's top models including a Dior associate are in Manhattan for the Heart of Fashion Heart of Paris show. They plan more modeling work and shopping for blue jeans luggage summer cottons and nylon lingerie while noting American pay rates and work expectations.
An aging woman is urged to embrace beauty of middle years rather than chase youth. Advice covers clothing restraint, headstands for circulation, proper bed positions, and grooming details from hair to feet, warning against frills and forgotten razors.
Miss Jo Ann Pilcher was installed worthy advisor of Andrews Assembly, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, in a May 31 ceremony at the Masonic Hall. Installing officers included Ira Kay Ford, Kathleen Noble, Glenda Morrison, Connie Belcher, and Janette Whitcomb, with a forthcoming-year slate led by Sherry Brown and Pat Braley among others. A post-ceremony reception followed hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pilcher.
The Sorella Chapter Tri-Hi-Y held its final season meeting May 21 at Wanda Cole’s home featuring a candlelight installation of new officers: Prissy Oldham president, Gwen Langsford vice president, Carol Adams recording secretary, Linda Hall corresponding secretary, Judy Ivy treasurer, Patty Westerman chaplain, Joan Yarbrough parliamentarian, Carolyn Sweeney historian, Anne Wilson reporter, Lulu Watson and Judy Williams cooperative council representatives. Attendees included Mrs. Williams sponsor, Janet Conlin, Deneee Taylor, Ann Carothers, Judy Green, Anna McNall, Dyann Mead, and others. A devotional by Patty Westerman and a Mary Robinette prayer closed the meeting.
Vague notes describe a voting grace preps issue and an Osesss move. Mentions a swim craron and writing pack. The draft hints at a public matter entering evidence stage with unclear details and dates. The fragment cites unspecified individuals and actions.
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