The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 February 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

A WORLD OF STYLE Late News For Spring: Fashion Things To Come

TUCS., FEB. 18, 1964. Pane 3

tel cotton—all of which you could wear to a party right now and all through spring.

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By Natalie Glttelson

CAROL CHANNING the great big beautiful pink-and-gold girl who plays Dolly in the great big beautiful show called Hello, Dollv!” has become the toast of New York for at least the second time in her extremely eventful life. (Not so long ago, Anita Loos was looking for a star for “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." She took one look at Carol and said prophetically, “There is our Lorelei Lee!") Today Carol Channing’s already-legendary Gay '90's Dolly Levi forecasts the whole feeling of fashion for this spring

to come. very new in pin-striped wool, and FRILLS AND FURBELOWS— sim P 1 y Egging for the soft, everything and anything winsome ^* ouse< ^’ bow-tied blouse that and womanly, are in with a bang. rna * tes l 00 ^ so very Lady. Lacey jabots, egret feathers, You ’ 11 find this s P rin £ that man y bows in the hair, bead fringe, big suits ' as wel1 as coats have 1,6611 hats, art-nouveau embroidery and Shaped in towarda the body more so on. Even last year's tailored obviousl y than in many years, suit or coat will look strictly EVEN HAN DBAG SHAPES spring '64 if you give it a Gay have become softer ' The frame - ‘90’s big. lacey bow, peeking out leSS cru * hy leather tote that sus -

pends from your shoulder characterizes the happy marriage of

Sports with Soft.

IF YOU'RE NOT a hat person

at the throat.

BUT FOR THOSE who believe the sporting look is stone-cold dead, let it be said that, off-stage.

Miss Channing is still a staunch by natUre ’ a ruffled white 01 & a nza fan of stretch pants, boots, al- babushka may be just the spring ligator, suede and leather. And thing to su & ai - fros t a tailored when she goes to a party, she still nav y blue or black c °at. With likes long evening gowns cut as tb * s ’ a * r y bt tle white gloves simply and contemporary as ten- P lc I ue or Perforated or pretty

Merle Sinclair Hostess To Dine and Chat C'luh The Dine and Chat Club met at the home of Mrs. Merle Sinclair on the afternoon of Feb. 12th. After repeating the “Lord's Prayer" in unison, all ten members responded to roll call by reading verses from old school day Valentines. Mrs. Sinclair showed some of the home made Valentines she had received when a child. The secretary's report was read and money collected for the hostess gifts for March. The hostess displayed the pillow she had bought with her money. Each member made a Valentine for her husband from a various assortment of materials. There were some very artistic creations and original verses, written. The prize was a box of Valentine candy, won by Mrs. Mabel Herbert and the other members received gifts for theii efforts. Refreshments of an<el food cake, jello salad, nuts, chocolate hearts, tea and coffee were serv-

ed.

The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Nettie Broadstreet on the usual date.

Florida Deluged By Rain Storm A storm over Florida dumped more than an inch of rain across the Deep South today and started what was expected to be a dangerous run up the East Coast. The Weather Bureau said damaging surface winds and hail were expected as late as noon (EST) in northern Florida, southeast Alabama and extreme

southern Georgia.

Hazardous driving warnings posted for the mountains of southwest Virginia northward through western Maryland and most of West Virginia. An “appreciable amount” of snow was forecast for those areas by nightfall. The storm, which the Weather Bureau said was deepening rapidly, was expected to reach the Chesapeake Bay area by sundown with snow and rain spreading 400 miles further north. Rains were expected

to be “heavy.”

*£ . NICOSIA "TENT VILLAGE**—Turkish Cypriot refugees sit by their “tent city” just outside of Nicosia.

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High And Low

NEW YORK UPI — The lowest temperature reported this morning to the U.S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 7 below zero at Greenville, Maine, and Newport, Vt. The highest reported Monday

was 81 at McAllen, Tex.

Basketball Schedule Tuesday Belle Union at Clay City

Friday Greencastle at Broad Ripple Stilesville at Russellville Roachdale at Pittsboro Cloverdale vs Shakamak

Grills To Seek Special Session INDIANAPOLIS, UPI —Former State Sen. Nelson C. Grills, D-Indianapolis, plans to file a suit, probably Wednesday, which he believes will force Governor

Welsh to call a special session of the Indiana Legislature to revise state senate and congressional districts. Welsh said he does not believe it is feasible to call a special session to revise the 11 congressional districts so they would meet the equal population requirements set in Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling in a Georgia case. Welsh said the next regular session begins next January.

nis dresses white crepe, preferably, diiKed up with silver

threads.

openwork mesh.

THE RAGE FOR WHITE, as a matter of fact, has extended as

KATE REID, the great actress far down as the leg and foot ' This who co-stars with the great Sir spring ' white sho6s wiH look Alec Guiness in the exciting and - ana2zy even in the So wiU poetic new play “Dvlan," also pale kid almond co,ors like gr6en corroborates that-whatever else and pink ' And the newest wa y to happens in fashion the casual. wear these ' shoes wiH 1)6 with

sports atmosphere in clothes is no passing fancy but timeless

and classic. The outfit she out ^ uite charmingly during the

wedding scene in the world-

chalk-white stockings! You can see this old-world look carried

famous Israel National Theatre

clings to most in “Dylan' consists of a hooded beige duffle

coat, a pleated red skirt and a Faction of “The Dybbuk” now

on tour in New York.

ANOTHER EXCITING international affair, the Italian musical spectacle “Rugantino" testified to the new world-wide crush on

bulky, knitted, fisherman’s sweater, pulled over the head. You can wear this sort of ensemble to the country anywhere in the world this year, next, or

the year after -and alwavs look extr eme decolletage. There are new as tomorrow. ' low ’ white ’ ruffled shepherdess THE SPORTSCAST is also very blouses lon & white lace y ,in e erie strong for the longer-jacket suit, dresses ' Empire 1)0(11668 in 6ver y-

thing from black sequins to pas-

Town & Country Club Meeting The Town and Country Home Demonstration Club met Thursday at the Barker Hotel. As many of us are planning to entertain our friends or preparing a party for our children, our lesson was on “Easy Entertaining ” Sharon Lewis and Ruth Crosby gave us four simple steps to follow in our planning. They also showed us how we can quickly change one basic center piece from a childrens party to a teenage party. They told us how we can cut-up a cake and decorate it to fit the occasion. Marjorie Hopkins sets up a contest using two teams that will do special projects at each meeting. Our assignment next month will be to make a kitchen utensile hat. Our meeting was then followed by the serving of very delicious dessert.

Ex-Senate Aide Faces Ultimatum WASHINGTON UPI — Former Senate aide Robert G. (Bobby) Baker today faced an ultimatum from Senate investigators to produce records of his business dealings or personally explain his refusal. The Senate Rules Committee announced Monday it had issued a subpoena for Baker's records and ordered him to supply the documents Wednesday morning. Sen. Howard W. Cannon, DNev., said that if Baker refused to surrender the records, he would have to appear when the committee meets behind closed doors and explain his reasons. Cannon said that if Baker produced his records, his personal appearance would be delayed until the investigators could study the documents. Baker's decision will be the first tip-off on whether the former secretary of the Senate Democrats plan to cooperate with the committee in its inves-

tigation.

If you’re after a car with some life to it, there's only one thing to do. Be my guest. I'm easy to find, you know. Just look for me at your Buick dealer's, during his Sports Car Rally. While you wait for me, you can drive one of his sport models—a Wildcat, maybe, or a Skylark. Or even a Riviera. In fact, you can drive all three. That's what the Buick Sports Car Rally is all about. (What a way to start a New Year!) If I don’t show up, you can talk price. That’s even more pleasant than conversation with me. you'll sea Once you get your hands on a Buick, you won't miss me a bit. Really.

Sm your Quahty Buicfc Dealer for Double iff Check Trade-In... a better buy for yon. JIM HARRIS CHEV-BUICK <is n. jackson st.

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