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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1987

Page

8

Souls On Fire Extravaganza at Weinberg Center

Souls On Fire presents a 3 p.m. Sunday October 4 theatrical extravaganza at the Weinberg Center for the Performing Arts in Frederick. The program includes a gospel concert, Richard F. Kline on the Mighty Wurlitzer organ, and a fashion show featuring Michael Bryant Jimmy Gray Tabatha Garner Tina Kelley Desiree Bryant Jerome Eric Gray Amy Lockard and Charles Wars. For tickets call 898-9250. Minnie Pryor and Connie Hall were omitted from Friday’s listings.

Souls On Fire Weinberg Center For the Performing Arts Patrick Street Frederick Richard F. Kline Michael Bryant Jimmy Gray Tabatha Garner Tina Kelley Desiree Bryant Jerome Eric Gray Amy Lockard Charles Wars Souls On Fire Choir Minnie Pryor Connie Hall

Fashion accessories steal the spotlight this season

Jewelry and watches embrace bold whimsy as pendants and bracelets pair with miniskirts. Anne Klein and Sutton Time offer playing card faces, Armitron marks Monopoly squares on faces, and romantic motifs plus mixed metals lead trends per Jewelers of America.

Anne Klein Sutton Time Armitron Lisa Roman Jewelers of America An Indus

For Women Only clothing adapts to work wear needs

New York ap fashion note says business women should be practical about office attire. Barry Wishnow of J Schoeneman, maker of For Women Only, notes suits are not universal and wardrobes now include tailored tops, dresses, and softer, more casual pieces for professional settings.

New York Barry Wishnow J. Schoeneman

Snuffles in Rabbits and Pet Grooming Ad

Snuffles is a common rabbit disease with watery discharge from eyes and nose and potential progression to pneumonia or ear infections. Advice invites visits to The Grooming Room for Pets at 1519 W. Patrick St. for guidance, grooming, and pet supplies.

W. Patrick St

Sweaters stay popular for men and women as fashion shifts

A Scripps Howard overview notes sweaters remain versatile for both sexes with comfort at the core. Designers like Susan Bell cite durable yarns, softer textures, and adaptable shapes from casual to tailored, while trends move toward lighter cotton blends, cashmere, and bold color mixes. Care guidance emphasizes hand washing wool and avoiding plastic storage.

Jimmy Carter Bill Cosby Alexander Julian Denver Susan Bell Fair Isle Ms. Bell

Polyester’s rise on Seventh Avenue reshapes fashion

The Polyester Fashion Council touts poly fibers as rivals to natural fabrics, with designers like Betsey Johnson and Jon Huggins embracing blends for price and practicality. Poly fabrics resist wrinkles and shrinking, hold shape, and offer dramatic yardage in fall collections, though price varies by handwork and fabric amount.

Seventh Avenue Polyester Fashion Council U.S Johnson Jon Huggins Haggins Baggins

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