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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1971
Page
14
Nancy Carper is recognized by Round Hill Presbyterian Church Women as Outstanding Woman. She was nominated earlier this year for her achievements in the community as part of the Outstanding Young Women of America program now in its seventh year.
MISS C ELIZABETH GRIM and Mrs Eugenia Evans hosted a shower for Mrs ROBERT F GAINS JR at Miss Grim's studio. MARY JO RUDOLPH heads to Hollins College as a freshman amid notes on Outstanding Young Women of America. Meetings include Church Women United, United Daughters of the Confederacy luncheon, and a WCTU parlor gathering with a Friday rummage sale at 214 Sharp St.
A dense listing of local meetings and activities for Wednesday and Thursday across Winchester area groups. Highlights include Weight Watchers at F and M Bank, Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club events, various fire company and auxiliary meetings, Rotary Shelter lunch, U M Church groups, and numerous nighttime club sessions at City Hall hotels churches and lodges.
The Capon Bridge Parent-Teacher Association hosts a fall festival on the school grounds starting at 5 p.m. A menu includes ham and chicken dinners with children’s portions, plus homemade ice cream pies and cakes. Proceeds support school needs.
A craft tip shows how to decorate a burlap bag with colorful beads. Draw a bead design on the fabric with tailor's chalk and sew on tiny beads to finish the pattern.
Advice urges waiting until hair is nearly dry before brushing or combing to avoid stretching and split ends. Wet hair bends easily and is prone to breakage, so patience protects length and health.
Piedmont Parish in Delaplane Va plans a house tour on Saturday Oct 2 from 10 am to 5 pm featuring Emmanuel Church and three historic homes Woodside Yew Hill and Carrington. The event supports parish activities with a country ham luncheon at Emmanuel Parish House and sales of notes photos and local books.
Paris AP reports hat designer Jean Charles Brosseau aims to revive old styles like Carmen Miranda turbans and Marlene Dietrich cloches amid a modern trend of hair as the new headwear. He notes hats declined as women age but remains devoted to cloche and embellished leather designs for a media savvy clientele.
Italian designer Pino Pancetti transfers the look from TV to street fashion this winter. Tight jackets and skirts in black emphasize willowy figures with heavy walking shoes. Lancetti's autumn winter collection features sheath dresses, bright short jackets, shiny sequins, fur, tartan shawls, and bold color contrasts. Scottish tartans appear across suits, trousers, cocktail outfits, and gowns.
Lip glosses from many brands give lips a sensual look while preventing drying and chapped lips.
Use sun lamps for a brief exposure and apply a sun tanning lotion. Protect the eyes and cover areas you want to keep light with thick makeup so rays won’t penetrate. Let the sun tanned skin accentuate facial contours.
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