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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1959)
PAGE 6 0 e 0 • ° ■ e ° by ^ Windy TjroTnnrTTnrTYirHiryinr^inrvTnnnrB^innnnnnr New Fashion Trend in Look Alikes |BW Vogue Couturier Patou Design Inspired by the subtle beauty of the new 1960 auto seat cover fabrics, Chicago fashion designers have adapted the materials for a series of high fashion women's coats that may be forerun¬ ners of a new trend in look-alikes. * With the assistance of the Automobile Seat Cover Association of America, who supplied mate¬ rials and advice, the designer- tailors have produced "seat cover" coats from designs by famed French designer Patou and Vogue Couturier patterns. When posed with more con¬ ventionally employed seat cover materials, the striking ensem¬ bles have been drawing the ex¬ cited admiration of passersby on Chicago streets in recent weeks. Number one in the series is ■the Patou casual for wear at afternoon or sports events. It is a bulky coat that tapers toward the knee high hem with full-length buttoned closing. It has a wide notched collar and slit side pockets. Full length sleeves fall out of dropped shoulder arm holes. Designer Patou recommended tweed, fleece or flannel mate¬ rial for the coat, but the ingeni¬ ous Chicago tailors believed they could substitute a seat cover material (known as woven plas¬ tic to the seat cover people). In a black and white tartan iplaid, the plastic material made a handsome coat even more striking than the designer hoped with a fabric that was designed primarily for easy cleaning and long-wear. To heighten the effect of the plaid, the tailors topped the casual coat off in a white vinyl leather collar — the identical material the seat cover design¬ ers use for trim. Season’s Success \Vith Chilton come out of the kitchen in the shortest possible time and please jr-sts who call during the happiest season of the yc?.r. Loganberrv Chiffon Pie 1 package Jell-0 Strawberry 1/4 cup sugar baked 8- Chiffon Pie Filling 1 cooled or v-jxl 1/2 cup boiling water P* e shell 1/2 cup cold loganberry nectar A< ¥ Place mix in a large deep ..... g 00W mi. Then beat vigorously^wth mix thoroughly. Add loganberry speed nectar. of electric until mixture a rotary beater, or at highest minute. Add mixer, and beat until is very foamy— takes about 1 sugar Pour shell filling stands in peaks—takes 1 to 3 minutes. into pie and chill until set, about 2 hours. Garnish with pastry cut-outs. Serve with whipped cream, if desired. SEE US FOR YOUR PRINTING NEEDS THE DADE COUNlY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1959 In addition, three oversize buttons were faced in the white vinyl material. Combined with a convertible equipped with the same seat cover material, a model in the coat made an over¬ whelming appearance. Typical of the Vogue Couturier series of coats is a full, sweeping formal evening wrap done full with wide stand¬ ing collar that frames the face and neckline. The luxurious coat closes with a jabot. Fabric suggestions from the designer included velvet, slipper satin, taffeta and damask, but again the tailors reached into the seat cover stock of fabrics and came up with a plain woven synthetic in the latest maroon shade, which they believed even more suitable than the dr jner recommendations. The fabric has a tiny black and silver medallion motif that, according to the designer-tai¬ lors, helps to emphasize the formal aspect of the wrap. The ASCAA, while pleased with the handsome results of the tailors’ experiments in seat cover fabrics, is hesitant to predict a trend to look-alike outfits for women and cars. However, according to Vernon Volland, exec ve director, the as. ciation is .ceping a weath¬ er eye on the idea. Garden Club Holds Christmas Party at Home of Mrs . Ellis Members of the Garden Club of Trenton, and the husbands, were delightfully entertained at a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. E. A. Ellis recently. The house was beautifully de¬ corated and games were enjoy¬ ed, with Mr. Roy McBryar win- LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hight had guests last weekend including Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Daniel and family of Chattanooga and Billy Daniel of Trenton. Mrs. Lucile Snyder spent the weekend with the Cloudts on Sand Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Massengale and Mr. Grady Baggett and son, Bernard, motored to Atlanta last week to attend a business meeting of Watkins dealers. The meeting was held at the Henry Grady Hotel. Mrs. Unabelle Stone is at from a clinic and resting well. Lindell (Sonny) Daniel has opened a drug store at Ider, Ala. Ernest Stone Jr. has returned to Camp Stewart, Ga., after a furlough at home. Mrs. Lewis MjcBryar received word Monday that her brother, A. B. Holder of Canton, N. C. had died suddenly. Mr. Holder, a former Dade Countian, had lived in North Carolina for several years. Mrs. H. A. Johnson is improv¬ ing following an illness. Route 2 We are sorry to report the death of J. C. (Jim) Cooper, father of Grady and Charley Cooper of Trenton. Mr. Cooper was the grandfather of Leslie, Fred and Otto Cooper, also Elizabeth Cooper, Ada Tinker iand Mrs. Ed Riddles. Mr. Lenard Stewart moved to Trenton, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Landlier have purchased the farm of the Stewarts. . Most folks around here are getting their corn out these sunny days. Fred Cooper hasn't been feel¬ ing so good. He almost has the flue. I’m wishing all my readers Merry Christmas and a prosper¬ ous New Year. We had an increase in our Sunday school. Rev. Jones preached an interesting sermon. Mrs. Maggie Cooper returned home after spending ten days with her son Leslie of woodville, Ala. Elizabeth and Nola Cooper went back with them to spend a few weeks. Quite a few have hogs these cold days. The church will exchange gifts the 20th of Dec. Mrs. Maude Meadows moved to Leesburg, Ala. last week. Denvil Blevin’s father is sick at his home. It’s said that there are more than 35 million laws, all aimed at enforcing the Ten Command¬ ments. ning the door prize, donated by I Mrs. W. H. Brock. Mrs. H. E. Gross won the pic¬ ture contest prize and Rev. Lee W. Hill won the prize in the game called “Fifty.” Members brought a toy for ex¬ change and after a period of fun with these, the toys were gathered up to be distributed in Christmas baskets. How to keep up with .... the Joneses! (And everybody else in Dade) Just fill In the blank below and enclose it with $2 In an envelope to The Dade County Times and you’ll get the latest gossip, helpful hints, delightful reading and all the goings-on in the county, for a full ten months! YOUR NAME BELONGS ON OUR LIST! The Times belongs in your house! Name Address W&M Trenton’s most modern restaurant Fine food at a fair price AIR CONDITIONED ‘Complete Fountain Service” Dry Cleaning & Pressing LAUNDRY SERVICE Red's Cleaners Phone OLiver 7-3355 Trenton, Ga. Steffners Lookout Valley Drug Co. Tiftonia Phone TA 1-1541 'Store of Friendly Service’ B Sam Steffner graduate pharmacist b b b Those on the entertainment committee were: Mrs. E. A. Ellis, Mrs. W. H. Brock, Mrs. Roy McBryar, Mrs. T. S. Renfroe, Mrs. M. J. Hale, Mrs. G. C. Tatum and Mrs. J. G. Nethery. About 35 were present to partake of the delicious Christ¬ mas cake, punch, coffee, mints iand nuts, served by the host¬ esses. ,
