Bill Blass Debuts Co ed Men's Line With Wardrobe Balance
Bill Blass presented his first menswear collection with Maurice Rentner, pairing new men’s jackets and knickers with his signature women’s line. The show featured orange and yellow blazers, velvet dinners, plaid accents, and practical car coats. Prices for trousers run 30 to 40 dollars and jackets 120 to 140 dollars as Blass eyes a fall Bou tique launch next to Pierre Cardin’s shop.
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Bernadine Morris
New York Times
New York Furriers
Pierre Cardin
France
Bill Blass
Maurice Rentner
Seventh Avenue
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David Evins
Harri
Betsy Harilos Theodorocopoulos
National Shipping and Trading Corp
Blass
P.E.M
London
New York
Danny Zarem
Banwit Teller
Johnston City area clubs discuss by law changes and meetings
In Johnston City the Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association meets at Margarite Atwood's home at 1 p.m. The Johnston City First Methodist Church welcomed Rev. George Jenkins and family who moved from Merryville to serve as pastor, succeeding Rev. Donald Duvall. The Johnston City BPW Club proposed district by law changes read by Pearl Roberts, with district voting planned at October. July meeting set to replace the planned picnic.
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Johnston City
Lake Creek
Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association
Margarite Atwood
George Jenkins
Johnston City First
Johnston City Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pearl Roberts
Night owl mayor airdrome? City hall hosts nice mice in tale
NYC night owl mayor program highlights include Mrs Caryl Abernathy who found a friendly mouse in city hall and suggested a cat. The piece notes 26 women have served as night mayors since 1966, with duties from locating missing persons to boosting patrols and facilities.
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Judy Klemsrud
New York Times
City Hall
Caryl Abernathy
New York City Youth Board
Night Owl
Mrs. Abernathy
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Muncie
Ind
Randolph C. Guggenheimer
City Planning Commission
New York City
Guggenheimer
Bellevue Hospital
Miss Anderson Weds Frank Willing in St Charles church
Deborah Lynn Anderson and Frank Robert Willing of St Charles were married Saturday at Baker Memorial Methodist Church in St Charles. The bride is the daughter of Charles and (late) Mrs Anderson and granddaughter of Opal Smith. The groom is son of Clarence Willing. Both graduates of St Charles High School. Willing works for Chronicle Publishing Co.
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Deborah Lynn Anderson
Frank Robert Willing
St. Charles
Baker Memorial Methodist Church
Charles Anderson
Opal Smith
Johnston City
Ernest Smith
Clarence Willing
Miss Anderson
St. Charles High School
Southern Illinois University
Willing
The
Chronicle Publishing Co
Inlaws Visit Shake Up for Busy Weekend
A humorous reflection on hosting a weekend visit from inlaws and one’s own parents. The narrator describes frantic cleaning, last minute planning, crowd management, chair shortages, and chaotic preparation in the face of nine visitors, ending with a sense that the effort was worthwhile.
Liberty Bell to ring again at Kaskaskia
The Liberty Bell of the West tolls on July 4 at 1 p.m. in a ninth annual celebration on Kaskaskia Island at Immaculate Conception Church. Cast in 1741 in France, the bell predates Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell by eleven years and was a gift from Louis XV.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Kaskaskia Island
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Penn
France
Kaskaskia
Louis XV
George Roger Clark
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