Fashion returns to layered blouses and sweaters this fall
Mrs. Brumback notes a 1940s revival with blouses worn under sweaters, knit hats and scarves, and a palette of camel grey and brown. Coats grow heavier and longer, ski jackets trend, gaucho looks appear for juniors, and accessories like scarves belts and patchy bags rise in prominence.
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Star
Mildred Brumback
Leggett Department Store
4-Hers Set World Record Swing-A-Thon for Center
Clarke and Frederick 4-H clubs set a world record for continuous motion with a Swing-a-Thon on Loudoun Street Mall, raising 2200 dollars for the Northern District 4-H Educational Center near Harmony Hollow. 4-Hers from both counties swung in four hour shifts from July 11 to July 30, overcoming heat and a few mishaps as FACET organized the effort.
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Clarke County
4-H County Council
4-H
Loudoun St. Mall
Clarke
Frederick
Front
Harmony Hollow
Shenandoah National Ark
Frederick and Clarke
Oxford
Hair Trends for Fall From Wild to Classic Styles
Hair shifts from wild wooly to long classic looks for fall with natural textures and movement. Apres swim textures, upswept romantic mess, frizz options, and knots or braids lead into chignons and accessories like combs, flowers, and pareos.
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Au Naturel
All Naturel
Coordinating wardrobe tips for back to school season
A fashion aide advocates mix and match sportswear to stretch a child’s wardrobe. Durability and proper sizing are key as styles like plaid kilts, Shetland knits, and reinforced seams endure frequent washing. A divorce case notes Marie Louise Weicker and Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. ending after 24 years.
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Jack Simpson
Simpson
Stamford, Conn
Marie Louise Weicker
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Superior Court
William J. Tierney Jr
Tierney
Fathers United for Equal Rights expands national effort on divorce
The story notes over 10 100 divorced men in the United States forming groups like Fathers for Equal Justice to press for rights in child education religion and occupation. Leaders cite courts bias toward mothers and outline dues services hotlines lectures and legal referrals while groups monitor enforcement and lobby for custody law changes.
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N.Y
Vert Vergon
Los Angeles
States
Canada
Fathers For Equal Justice
Male Parents For Equal Rights
United Fathers Coalition For Fair
Ira Victor
Fathers United For Equal Rights of New York
Bozo the Clown
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