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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
6
The piece notes wool’s strong appeal among shoppers under 20 and its lead in the season’s total look. It cites a 5 percent New York sales rise, slower August, faster September, and growing use of wool in double knits and jackets with forecasts of continued demand for wool items.
In New York a new hair styling centre offers luxe services from sauna to pedicure with barber cuts priced at 15 to 25 dollars and total treatments around 60 dollars. Atlas Barber School notes a shift back to advanced styling as men spend more on appearance and seek sculpted looks.
Cathy Sue Willis became the bride of Stanley Rennow at Elm Street Baptist Church Murphysboro with Rev W W Childers presiding. The bride, daughter of Cecil and Mary Willis wore a brocade suit and carried white orchids with red poinsettias. Mary Jo Willis was maid of honor and Fred Rennow served as best man. The couple's reception followed at the bride’s home.
Union County homemakers will study color in January with Vera Hub using a color wheel and swatches to show how personal color changes with age. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Carbondale Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2605 met at the Post Home with Mrs. LeRoy Littlefield presiding and reporting on a Christmas party for hospitalized veterans.
Announcement of engagement between Theresia McKinney of Carbondale and Harold P Williams of Anna. Miss McKinney is the daughter of Richard A McKinney and the late Mrs McKinney. The wedding is planned for January 29. Williams is the son of Mr and Mrs Rufus Williams of Anna.
In Jonesboro at 1 15 p m the Union County Home Maker's Extension Council meets in the Farm Bureau Building.
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