Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 27 March 1963 — Page 27

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Monroe Street Bridge at High Water Mark, March 26, 1913

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TWENTY-THREE FEET OF WATER brought the river up to the bottom edge of area where the community building, and most of the Stratton Place location, through our community. The flood drove many from their homes, and in

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the Monroe street bridge, as pictured here just fifty years ago. The entire were under water then, in the most disastrous flood which ever swppt other areas of the state, hundreds died.

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATUR, INDIANA

Hats, Accessories Aiming For Total Fashion Looks

Completing and complementing the total look is the aim of hats, shoes and accessories for spring '63. Since there are many looks—all shaped to lines of natural ease and feminine grace — it follows that there is an equal variety in the choice of this season’s ao cents and complements. For the open-air, casual, coun-try-into-town look, new hat styles headline rounded, rising toques; supple shapes with carefree, slouchy brims; tailored designs with cuff and roller brims. Boldly textured straws and spring felts carry out the theme. All-leather hats and leather trims contribute to the casual mood in an elegant way.

Nautical trend of many spring fashions finds its complement in a diversity of sailor and beret shapes. For spring’s ultra-fem-inine, romantic fashions, emphasis is on subtle draping of sheer

and silky fabrics, in high-rising turbans; on bali - type straw toques and brimmed styles; and on floral hats with curving lines, often angled off the face. Fashion’s skinny, sklmmy shapes, present in great numbers, call for important hats—hats with more bulk and height, but shaped along simple, sophisticated lines. Curvaceous brims and realistic flowers, beautifully united, provide another highlight for the understated look. Since hair is a hat for many women, millinery designs often concentrate on showing off a coiffure, via off-the-face poses or delectable little whimsies of veils and flowers. Flowers alone, or jewelry, ornament the hair in lieu of a hat Pins, mammoth earrings, neckline ropes and big wrist bangles accent the understated look.

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Pale, powerful whites and pastels make fashion news, and hats both copy and contrast with the pale tones. Rich shades of cocoa enter to accessorize the blazing whites and off-whites. LOOKING AT SPRING Spring fashion looks two ways, with the look of soft femininity in the lead. Smart alternative is the “tailleur look,” in crisp fabrics. COLORFUL HOUSEWARES White is still the leading color preference of homemakers when they choose housewares, but blue is coming up strong, according to a recent nation-wide survey. Yellow, turquoise, pink, beige, green and brown are other popular choices.