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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1970

Page

5

Second-Skin Style Knits Highlight Summer Wardrobe

New York fashion notes show knits dominating summer wear with see through and clingy options. Styles range from body dress to halter necklines with fine details like pintucks smocking eyelet and pleating. Colorways feature dusty rose mauve blue and smokey gray in easy care fabrics.

New York NEA Ny’s

Pat Nixon aide Connie Stuart eyes Liz Carpenter role

Washington report notes Connie Stuart, Pat Nixon's staff director, has yet to meet predecessor Liz Carpenter. Stuart praises Carpenter's discretion and reads her best seller while reflecting on White House entertainment mishaps and the differing paths of the two women. The piece also mentions St Patrick’s birth mystery.

Pat Nixon Liz Washington UPI Connie Stuart Liz Carpenter Bird Johnson Mrs. Stuart Carpenter

Man designs offices to aid women's equal rights

Beverly Hills architect Ernest Jackson of Latt Jackson & Associates argues for women’s equal treatment in office decor and space. He notes women’s underrepresentation in planning like lighting and privacy, and says female draftsmen and executives deserve consideration regardless of sex.

Beverly Hills UPI Ernest Jackson Jackson Women’s Liberation Movement Latt, Jackson & Associates, Inc

Designers Predict Luxury Look Dies as Peasant Style Rises

UPI reports Stan Herman forecasts the 1970s tilting away from luxury aesthetics toward peasant silhouettes. Hedging prices at 39.75 to 89.75 wholesale, the collection features gathered sleeves, floral prints, Gaucho pants, and waistlines. Mollie Parris embraces individual styles. Anne Klein leans into Old West shoots and Spanish touches with boots and versatile unzippables.

New York UPI Stan Herman Peasantsville Herman Mort Helmsmen Mollie Parris Anne Klein Miss Klein

Community activities and upcoming school events in Mission Hills

Visiting at the Shumers and other families marks a week of gatherings. The Mission Hills Baptist Church held a Mothers Day banquet with a fashion show and devotions led by Mrs Leo Dale. The Mas ter of ceremonies Brian Ivy introduced a cast of ten models. Berros School prepares for the final PTA meeting and awards, while Los Berros Student Council promotes sailor hats and a field day ahead of the term end. the council also sponsors Ride the Wild Surf film and early dismissal.

Mission Hills Brian Ivy Los Berros

Blass uses cheating hemline to blend mini and midi styles

New York designer Bill Blass reveals a compromise length by placing a midi overskirt with an understated front division over a mini skirt. The look pairs long coats with knee-baring dresses, boots, and bold prints, as Cecil Chapman’s collection also features prominently for press and buyers.

New York UPI Bill Blass Maurice Rentner, Ltd Blass Maurice Maurel Milady Cecil Chapman Miss Chapman

Bluebirds Tour Europe Seed Company and Start Flower Gardens

The Bluebirds led by Mrs. Carol Daggett toured the Europe Seed Company. After the visit the group distributed flower seeds and each girl named Jonnan Daggett Patsy Hebert Peppi Braesh Connie Rowan and Julie Place began their own flower gardens.

Bluebirds Carol Daggett Jonnan Daggett Patsy Hebert Peppi Braesh Connie Rowan Julie Place

Mrs Taylor Hosts Mother's Day Dinner

Mr and Mrs Bob Taylor hosted a Mother's Day dinner at 3511 Via Lato for their motels the Mrs Lenora Gemeots and Mina Taylor. Other guests were Mary and Read Shoemaker of Newport Beach, Betty and Johnnie Gally.

Bob Taylor Lato Lenora Gemeots Mina Taylor Mary and Read Shoemaker Newport Beach Betty Johnnie Gally

Coming Events May 19 at 7 30 p m at Los

Upcoming community listings note an event on May 19 at 7 30 p m in Los. Details remain unclear from the fragment.

Los

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