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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1972
Page
4
Donald P. Molony will speak on the Shalomet Benedictus led new drug treatment facility at Jordan Springs. The public is invited to hear details Monday night at 8 p.m. The Parish Council of Catholic Women meets at 7:30. Susan Ann Wilkins makes ECU honor roll.
Virginia first lady Linwood Holton is selected to lead the 1972 Easter Seal Society campaign for crippled children and adults. She will appear statewide with radio and TV appeals launching the drive in Richmond on February 28, aiding rehabilitation services for over 7,000 Virginians last year.
AMOS R. McCARTY of Stephenson is in I C U at Memorial Hospital. MRS. ROBERT FLETCHER, 24 Wolfe Sr., is in Winchester Memorial Hospital. MRS. TOM PETTY, East Cork St., is in Winchester Memorial Hospital. MILLER W. SAFFELL, 12 W. Whitlock Ave., is in Winchester Memorial LT. AND MRS. H. W. BUTLER III announce the arrival of a son Harry William Butler IV on Feb 3 at Fort Sill Okla. Nancy Madagan is Mrs. Butler’s maiden name. Lt. Butler is son of H. W. Butler Jr.
The Gainesboro Home Demonstration Club will meet at the fire hall Tuesday at 2 p.m. President Mrs. Katheryn Kelly will lead devotions and Mrs. Betty Whitacre will present a demonstration on Decorative Stitching.
Sherri Rosenthal and 54 classmates petition Chelsea Senior High School for pregnancy and childbirth instruction in hygiene class arguing the topic is more relevant than algebra. School officials say the course should be taught by qualified professionals and raise concerns about curriculum.
John Scher a Baltimore fourth grader aged 10 designs women s clothing and has produced about 5000 fashion sketches since age four He has drawn interest from Oscar de la Renta Kasper and Anne Klein received a trip to Paris and offers to launch his own line while prices for sketches rose from 35 to 350 dollars He aims to be a women s fashion designer but his mentor Kasper counsels patience with his education and personal life
Robes once for home privacy are now worn outside in practical fabrics like wool jersey. Styles include wrap-around and long blazer cuts and they double as evening coats for fashion and practicality.
The fashion note describes high rise skirts that extend above the waist paired with a ribbed cotton sweater for day wear. For evening outfits it suggests large soft fabric skirts such as silk taffeta with a long ruffle rising to the bosom area for a dramatic look.
A quirky tip urges carrying money discreetly with a freely hanging belt pouch or belt pockets. The piece leans on a fatherly warning to always have cash on hand and presents the pouch as a simple, inconspicuous stash method.
Experts note skim milk contains protein claimed to aid skin health even when not consumed. Brands increasingly add skim milk to products for non greasy cleansing and overall skin care benefits.
New York AP profile of Sandy Duncan detailing her start in bank commercials and rise to television with Funny Face and film Star Spangled Girl. She recalls a benign brain tumor discovered after a head ache, treatment at UCLA, and lessons learned about fame, honesty, and audience connection.
The Stephenson Social Club will meet Wednesday at 12 noon for a covered dish luncheon in the social hall of the Stephenson United Methodist Church. Hostesses include Mrs Virginia Cline Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Ella Smith. Mrs Bessie Stotler will lead devotions and Mrs Willie Dunn will handle recreation. Members should bring a covered dish.
The Junior Century Club gathers Wednesday at Winchester Golf Club at 3 30 p m. Recreation Department Superintendent James Barnett speaks and Mrs John MacLellan serves as hostess.
The piece notes Oriental influence on hairstyles with wigs styled after East Asian hair. It describes one length cuts, deep bangs, and tucking under at the bottom, calling it the look of the Orient though resembling the American Buster Brown.
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