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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
6
Leona Bowman, longtime chief trend spotter for a fashion newsletter, says American women are growing more fashion conscious. She makes biannual trips to European shows and tracks trends to predict what will be worn in the United States.
Mrs. Bowman notes Americans are acting more fashion aware and travel and learn about styles. She predicts fall trends from Paris previews include boot-length skirts and denims, with emphasis on fabric, color, and detail. She cites concern over fashion coverage and praises American sportswear and value over fleeting fads.
Mabel June Ditch and Curtis Lee Hayes repeated their marriage vows at Zion United Church of Christ Marion at 7 p.m. June 16. Parents are Richard J. Ditch of Johnston City and Clarence Lee Hayes Jr. of West Frankfort. The ceremony featured organist Zola Williams Howard and soloist Debbie Mills. The couple resides in Makanda and both are Johnston City High School graduates.
Janice Eileen Beneke and Gary Wayne Ingram wed at Zion United Church of Christ Marion with vows by Rev Everett Lynch. The bride daughter of Harry and Mrs Beneke Marion and SIUC worker groom son of Carl Ingram Ewing. reception followed at Ramada Inn Carbondale. The bridea graduate of Vocational Technical Institute and assistant administrator at Roosevelt Square Retirement Home. groom a Benton High School graduate employed by Durapiex Herrin. They will reside in Marion after a wedding trip to the Ozarks.
The engagement of Lucinda Novinski and Edward Hines is announced by Mr and Mrs Tony Novinski of Johnston City. Lucinda is a Johnston City High School graduate who attended SIU Vocational Technical Institute in Carterville and works for National Transformer in Johnston City. Edward Hines, Herrin High School graduate, is employed by Christopher Industries in Herrin.
In Murphysboro at 2 p.m. Sunday the Sherman S. Carr World War I Auxiliary 1026 meets at the Legion Post Home. In Carbondale at 1 p.m. Sunday Parents Without Partners Little Egypt Chapter outings at Captain Burger Mart on East Main Street.
Les Broom of Vienna was elected president of the Region Nine Southern Illinois Tourism Promotion Council at a Marion meeting. He succeeds Geoffrey Hughes of Carterville who retired. Other officers include Jim McGhee Vernon first vice president Rex Karnes second vice president treasurer Trevillion Brownfield and Betty Stephens interim secretary. Karnes noted about 220 from a Leisure Time ad sale was donated to the council treasurer. Hughes received formal honors from members. Also present were David Vaught and Bob Hale. The council will meet again to plan activities. Carterville Rebekah Lodge hosted a District 30 event with lodges from Pittsburg Royalton Johnston City Zeigler and Ava. women beachgoers can wear waterproof make up to swim and sun without fading or smearing.
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