Young minded fashions signal shift to sophisticated wear
Joan Cummings foresees a fashion shift from youth dominated styles to garments for the young minded adult. The 18 to 35 bracket grows as the largest fashion audience, with two piece separates, tunics, and mobity skirts in the forecast. Midi coats for the young and maxi home wear rise in prominence.
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Joan Cummings
Union County Extension
Cummings
Ceramics Classes Planned by Jackson County Extension
Beginning ceramic classes for interested members will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on January 13 20 and 27 at the Murphysboro Youth Center. Extension adviser Sidney Kirsch says attendees should bring a wide mouth plastic gallon jar a 15 inch square box and shredded newspaper.
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Jackson County Homemakers Extension
Murphysboro
Sidney Kirsch
Freedom to be rude and manners essential to relations
A Connecticut clergyman warns manners decline among youth and adults. He cites World’s Fair and Danbury Fair observations and urges parents to model courtesy. Child psychologists note self respect grows from knowing proper conduct and parents should emphasize thoughtful behavior.
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Connecticut
Danbury
Conn
Sidone Gruenberg
Outdoor jogging boosts weight loss and fitness gains
The article touts outdoor jogging as an effective way to shed pounds, improve circulation, and tone hips and thighs. It also suggests fashion tips such as colorful knit caps to brighten outfits and keep heads warm through winter.
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