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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1973
Page
14
A sketch of a neat sleek Malte layered cut with longest sections at the sides and top, crown tapering at the nape. A body curl or wave is needed for the look. Suggested are permanent and conditioner formulas based on organic formulations. Comes with styling steps and a New York book offer from SEBOU.
Town talk notes Mr and Mrs Michael McDermott of Hampton Virginia are parents of a son named Matthew, born December 29. Mrs McDermott is daughter of Mrs Wally Rourke of 115 Fremont Street, and Mr McDermott's mother is Mrs Margaret McDermott. Mr McDermott is stationed with the US Army at Fort Monroe, Virginia. Elizabeth Stevens Society of First United Methodist Church plans a dinner meeting tomorrow at 6 pm at the church, with Mrs Jack L Taylor providing a book review.
Fashion notes show fabrics like jersey Mohair georgette and satin striped chiffons drive spring style with light luster. Evening wear favors double crepe and Marquisette while tennis sweaters pair with pleated skirts and bias dresses. Hat trends rely on mall traffic with floppy brims gaining interest and designer Clodagh Ireland rising in Dublin and New York.
A teen asks about liking phone chats more than in person dating. The advisor reassures no social danger at 14 and notes phones let teens express themselves with distance from others. It recommends using calls as intro to real dating and offers chores to help with phone costs.
Clodagh, a Dublin designer, says no man can grasp the full horror of being a woman. She argues men cannot fully understand the social burdens women face and the huge daily decisions required to navigate them.
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