Spring Sportswear Trends Move With Color and Fit
The article surveys spring fashion, noting men’s wear shifts to looser, comfortable fits with a return from bagginess. Bright colors headline, including jade, orange, cobalt, turquoise, pink, and white, with denim looks and bleached fabrics from Europe. Shorts see new lengths, prints pair with color, and sport coats and navy blazers reappear with varied cuts. Accessories push bold graphics, pastel socks, matching belts, and bolo ties as key accents.
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Cheryl Barris
Burdines Mayfair
Miami
Coconut Grove
Paris
Jantzen
Europe
Barris
Linda Hopler
Saks Fifth Avenue
Perry Ellis
Christian Dior
Jamboree at Smith-Hazel Center For Area Daycares
The Jamboree at the Smith-Hazel Activities Center sponsors a Friday morning event from 9 30 to noon for Aiken and Augusta area day care centers at no cost. Activities include outdoor and indoor games, active and passive options, movies, contests and prizes. Contact Betty Gyles at the Smith Hazel Center for participation.
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Smith-Hazel Activities Center
Aiken
Augusta
Aiken Recreation Department
Betty Gyles
Smith-Hazel Center
Osmond Brothers Benefit at USC Aiken Etherredge Center
Marie Osmond and the Osmond Brothers perform two benefit shows at the Etherredge Center USC Aiken at 7 and 9 30 p m with a champagne reception after the first concert. Tickets cost 10 dollars with reception available for 50 dollars including two concert admissions. Proceeds go to the Medical College of Georgia Children's Medical Center in Augusta. The event promotes Marie Osmond's longtime career from Paper Roses to TV hosting with Donny and early achievements noted.
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Osmond
Osmond Brothers
Marie
Farradine Center
Usc Aiken
Marie Osmond
Meryl
Allan
Jay
Aiken
Edgefield
Palmetto Federal Saving and Loan
Augusta
Home Folks News and Record
Southgate Plaza
National Hills
Brenda Drake
Julie Plopster
MCG
Division of Institutional Relations
Medical College of Georgia Children’s Medical Center
Aiken Girls Earn Silver Award In Girl Scouts
Laura Thomason and Cher Coker, both 14 and tied to Cadet Troop 234, received the Silver Award at the Central Savannah River Girl Scout Council annual meeting. First in Aiken County since 1980, they completed 14 career exploration projects and 25 hours of leadership service, documented in scrapbooks and reviewed by the CSRA director. Laura and Cher attend St. Mary’s School.
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Aiken
Laura Thomason
Richard Thomason
Cher Coker
Larry Coker
Central
Savannah River
Girl Scout Council
Aiken County
Siilar
Csra Council
Laura
Cher
St. Mary's School
Phil Jones
Inkspots and Coasters to perform at USC Aiken etherredge
The Inkspots and The Coasters will play two shows at USC Aiken Etherredge Center on Saturday May 10 at 6:30 and 9 p.m. Tickets cost 10 in advance or 12 at the door. The Coasters began in 1954 with Down in Mexico and Bobby Nunn remains the original member. The Ink Spots formed in 1932 as The Four Ink Spots and Jim Nabbie maintains the classic sound. Call Etherredge Center box office for info.
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Inkspots
Coasters
Usc Aiken
Etherredge Center
Bobby Nunn
Ink Spots
Indianapolis
The
Four Ink Spots
Jim Nabbie
Artsfest 86 at USC Aiken showcases student arts
Artsfest 86 will take place April 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ether edge Fine Arts Center USC Aiken. Sponsored by Aiken County school districts, it features continuous performances by middle and high school bands choruses and drama students and displays student artwork. The festival kicks off Youth Art Month and invites public attendance.
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Etherredge
Usc Aiken
Aiken County
Parents and kids clash over what parents should have done
In a reflective LA Times Syndicate opinion piece, a columnist recalls children from 20 years ago who asked what parents should have done differently. The author chats about parenting traps, says no is hard, and wonders how tough love shapes futures, noting missteps and the lack of manuals.
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Proper Care for Cultured Pearls Enhances Luster and Life
New York AP reports pearls, from living oysters, require care to maintain glow. Avoid scratches by separating from diamonds and wrapping in tissue or a chamois bag. Wipe after wear to remove cosmetics and perspiration. wear often as natural oils help preserve luster. Regular gentle cleaning and proper knotting between pearls on stringing threads prevent rubbing and loss if the string breaks.
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New York
Alan Macnow
Cultured Pearl Association
Macnow
The
Births at HCA Regional and University Hospital
Birth notices report Sarah Kalani Wharton daughter of Michael and Billie Wharton and granddaughter of Herman and Vivian Wharton and William and Harriett Sirignano of Jacksonville NC born February 2 at HCA Regional. Jonathan Noah DePriest son of Edwin A. and Joann C. DePriest and brother of April Lynn DePriest born February 26 at University Hospital with grandparents Johnnie G. Cook Kathleen Cook Ermina M. DePriest and the late Noah DePriest of North Charleston.
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Sarah Kalani Wharton
Michael and
Billie Wharton
Herman and
Vivian Wharton
Reidsville
William and Harriett Sirignano
Jacksonville
N.C
H.C.A
Jonathan Noah DePriest
Edwin A
Joann C. DePriest
April Lynn DePriest
Johnnie G
Kathleen W. Cook
Aiken
Ermina M. DePriest
Mr. Nelle Noah DePriest
North Charleston
University Hospital
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J.C. Penney
Robert Stock
Madras
India
Alexander Julian
Navy
Saks’ Hopler
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
Donny
Aiken Girls
Mexico
Beth
Rabbit
Weap
Coui
Robert E. Bowen
Appoir
Laurens St
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