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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1967
Page
3
Fashion notes present festive summer party looks including sequin trimmed long-torso dresses, white jewelled linen coats over yellow linen skirts, white lace party pants with lace tops, mechanics’ jump suits in bright prints, white organdy pants for country clubs, and bridal ankle-length culottes in white lace.
Young Judea a Hadassah youth group presents excerpts from Fiddler on the Roof at Temple B Nai Abraham. Cast includes Ted Copeland as Tevya Marilyn Lichtessen as Goldie Shelly Beller Yen la the matchmaker Steve Zhitnik as the peasant Alan Cropp as the rabbi Cheryl Agron as the bride Scott Altfeld the bridegroom and Bill Crost as announcer. Chorus features Renee Weinstein Denny Friedman Lisa Beller and others. Miss Phyllis Henkin directs with Nelson Beller on piano. Songs include Tradition Sabbath Prayer and Sunrise Sunset.
The Nat Kaplan line debuts a silk striped party pants outfit with a tunic that conceals a bikini bra, plus a striped silk print culottes ensemble with green and pink splashes. A bold, fitted waist jumpsuit in vivid print completes the summer wardrobe.
Demolay Mothers plan a 7 30 gathering at the Masonic Temple with Jean Haywood and Tillie Bartha as hosts. Officers will be elected and a bakeless bake sale report will be given. Linda Gusky age 7 has been admitted to Babies and Children Hospital Cleveland and would enjoy hearing from friends. Paul Arnold artist Oberlin College faculty will present an art program in Windsor School auditorium at 8 tonight discussing 19th century art to modern styles.
The Rev James W Butler Sr announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of his daughter Gloria Butler to Dolphus Lee Fenn son of Adolph and Mrs Fenn of 544 Vulcan Ave Elyria High School graduates both work locally He is employed by Lorain Works US Steel Corp The ceremony will be held April 8 at 1 pm at the Apostolic Church 993 Foster Ave Attendants include Jeanette Fenn maid of honor Linda Butler bridesmaid Clayton Nelson best man.
Fashion notes highlight how shine drives style with gold chains over patch pockets and oversized pockets. Harvey Berin uses white Swiss blend fabric with watch-fob like chains. Marie McCarthy for Larry Aldrich features right track zippers running the front of a cotton dress. Mark McCarthy ties function to flair by zipping design.
The marriage planned for March 25 at the bride's home is postponed due to family illness. Bride Karen Kyer is daughter of Delbert and late Edna Kyer of 1049 Elm Street Grafton. Groom Henry Frazier is son of Clarence and the late Martha Frazier of 50914 East River Street. A new date has not been set.
Amy Vanderbilt explains how to renew a passport including required documents and photos and notes the renewal process must be done in person. She also answers if a white fox collar can be worn in New Orleans, advising daytime use only when weather permits and recognizing clear dress standards.
Announcement of the engagement of Sharyne Louise Schooley to Raymond A. Wykrent. Schooley, daughter of Floyd G. and Mrs. Schooley of 1620 Cedar Drive, Lorain, and a 1965 Lorain High School graduate, works at Michael-Angela Beauty Salon in Elyria. Wykrent, son of Raymond J. and Mrs. Wykrent of 311 Foster Drive, attended Elyria High School, served in Vietnam, and works for Ridge Tool Company in Elyria. The wedding is set for August 26.
The article discusses handling wedding rings after a second marriage. It covers options for old engagement rings, including keeping, selling, or repurposing. It notes trends toward single jeweled rings or multi-diamond sets, often with colored stones, and mentions keeper bands and economic factors.
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