The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1968 — Page 12

Page 12

The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

Wednesday, January 3, 1968

Fillmore News Prize-winning designer shows many innovations

By Mrs. CHARLES SMITH Banner Correspondent The Faith Circle W.S.C.S. will meet at 9:30 Tuesday January 9. Members are requested to bring material and patterns to cut out toys for the Bazaar next fall. The General W.S.C.S. meeting will be Thursday, January 11. Mrs. Daisy Youngerman left a week ago Friday for Indianapolis to spend Christmas with her grandson Larry Westenhofer and family. Christmas visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Day were: Mr. and Mrs. Chester Day; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hurst; Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce and family; Mrs. Thelma Eastham; and Mrs. Doris Day and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barker and family. Holiday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells were Miss Mary Cunningham, Bob Stoekwel! Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and Susie, Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClure and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Teague, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nichols Chester Wells and family phoned from Boise. Idaho, reporting all in good health. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Truesdale and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pickett and children spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hanks and chil-

dren.

Christmas Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith were their two daughters and families, ten family members, and two guests. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Masten and children visited Mrs. Ida Day and Charley Sunday, j The Carl Barker family attended the Barker Holiday dinner Sunday in the Ladoga Community Building. Rickie Horn broke his arm last week. Mrs. Betty Miller is working, at the Kountry Kitchen once more. The bum she received recently has improved. The Buis family had their an-1 uual holiday diner Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hammond in Plainfield. Almon Buis and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis attended from this

community. All brothers and sisters were present. The Friendly Sewing Circle had a Christmas party Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Opal Osborn. Eleven members and one guest enjoyed a bountiful dinner at noon. The Help One Another Club met Friday December 29 with Mrs. Ethel Barker. The Beechwood Pleasant Circle wall meet Wednesday January 3 (today with Mrs. Charles F. Smith. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Ida Day last week were Mrs. Virgil Arnold and daughter, and Mrs. Chester Day and Mrs. Herman Day, who delivered a White Christmas gift from the Methodist Church. Sunday, December 24. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Buchanan and Jim were Mr. and Mrs. Rick Buchanan and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Buchanan and family. Mrs. Avaril Huller entertained her children and families at a dinner recently. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Deraid Hyller. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Huller, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Huller and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tanksley and children, and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Shuck. Mrs. Francis McGinnis spent December 24 and 25 in Crawfordsville with Mr. and Mrs. Larry McGinnis and children. Airs. Ruth Smith spent Christmas with relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs. Nancy McKamey and children, California, and Air. and Airs. Oscar AIcKamey, Plainfield, visited in Fillmore Sunday and attended services at the Alethodist Church.

NEW YORK UPI — European fashion designers are having such an important influence on American men’s wear that Bill Aliller feels his own designs are only about four years ahead of the market. Otherwise, he says, he would put it at eight years. Aliller probably has won more fashion awards for men’s wear than anybody in the business — around 20 — and one shelf in his main shop, the Village Squire in New York’s Greenwich Village, is lined with trophies. Long before Carnaby Street was heard of in America Bill Aliller was making hipster slacks and the six button double breasted Edwardian jackets that later became known as “ATod.” That is well behind him now and he is dipping far into the future.

Aliller joined his father in the women’s knitwear business, tired of that and entered the men’s wear field with Frank Lawrence, as business manager. His innovations have included a corduroy jump suit worn with a sports coats, an LBJ sports shirt with attached cowboy style neckerchief, paisley corduroy swimsuits, the first “bottomless” bathing suit (Gstrings fore and aft), evening wear in gray hopsacking, black corduroy and black antelope. Big manufacturers fr o m throughout the United States make regular pilgrimages to West 8th Street where Aliller has two nearby stores to lift a few ideas for clothes of their own. So does an occasional rival designer. What’s New Here are some of his far

ahead fashions for Spring and Fall 1968: Sports Jacket: A three-but-ton French all wool coarse hopsacking beige with a 3-inch brown windowpane cheek. The three buttons fasten high on the chest and a deep box pleat gives the jacket skirt lots of flare. A Blazer; This blazer can double as a formal jacket. It is double breasted but only one row of buttons button on the outside, and off center. The fabric is a diagonal wool which looks like cable stitch in a sweater, and with three selfcovered buttons. There are very wide short lapels, and one breast pocket outside, four more inside. The sleeves have open vents. Tailcoat: This is modified for sports wear or as a sports suit. The fabric is brown and beige

window pane with two self-co-vered buttons and the pants ; have a bit of flare at the cuff to cope with the new higher rising shoes. Sports jacket: This is a mohair and wool jacket in such a loose weave it appears to be handwoven and is in yellow, shades of brown and white. It is hip length with a fly front, crew neck and vertical semiinvisible slash pockets. Could be worn for skiing, golf or what have you. Sports Jacket: An enormous hounds tooth in an Edwardian look, hip length. Since men are accepting more color Aliller brought it to a peak in shades of orange and brown. It is fitted. flared with a coachman’s collar and fastens high on the chest. Forward side box pleats increase the flair. Sports Jacket: Hounds tooth in a 3B high buttoning and

with a zippered back vent that can be opened all the way to

the collar

At Home Formal: A wrap aroundcoat in a i length with no buttons, fastening with a belt that ties. It is in black worsted tropical with a grosgrain shawl collar and could double as an evening top coat. At home it would be worn with tuxedo pants and probably a turtle neck formal sweater. Tuxedo: A doublebreasted that fastens on one side only, slightly off center. It has a grosgrain body and a tropical shawl collar. It is long (SO 1 ^ inches) with a deep pleat in

the back.

Suit: Very coarse cavalry twill with off center DB fastening, and front vents to make the pockets more accessible. Wide coachman’s lapel and plain back with West Point 1

contour seams. In chocolat#

brown.

Suit: A 4B close set high double breasted in light brown herring bone tweed with two almost vertical slash pockets and two unpressed side vents for additional flair. Pants bottoms have a slight flair.

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WHY BOTHER LONDON UPI —The late Woolworth heir Roland Parker left an estate valued at $4.8 million, officials said Monday. But the bill for British inheritance taxes was $24,000 more than the value of the estate.

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TOKYO UPI —Nearly 10,000 Japanese traditional calls were made on Emperor Hirohito on New Year’s Day, the only day the imperial palace is open to visitors, Japanese authorities reported.

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