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and the trend toward shorter suil jackets influenced by the bolerc fashion. ^ Pants are appearing everywhere In different forms they are becoming accepted for “passive’ as well as “active” wear. The active pants ... for active sportj are bell-bottomed sport Jeans in denim, scrubbed denim and othei rugged fabrics to take an important place in the teenagers life. There’s also a return of the short-shorts great with wrap-around skirt. The pant dress continues to be a favorite. A new angle on a pantdress is a version with an attached overskirt - all the comfoft of pants and truly looking like a skirt. The best looking pants are definitely “to^al look”. Pants and tops must coordinate, whethar in a tailored pant suit or with an obvious go together skirt accented with scarves, chain belts or beads. Vests and blouses or sleeveless jackets also help to get that coordinated look with pants across. Spring’s Fashion Scene Stealer is “oh, so romantic” from the brim of her pretty hat to the tip of her be-slippered toes. The romantics are soft, fluid, relaxed - subtly sheer or slightly bare. The silhouette is body conscious. The fabrics drape you. Color frames the spectrum from the pretty pales to the beautiful darks. Accessories echo the romantic theme. Antiqued jewelry, ribbons, sashes mark the waist, shoes, handbags, hats are bedecked with flowers, buttons and bows. i New & Renewing
\ Subscribers Recent new and renewing e subscribers to the Rappahannock i News which are acknowledged 1 with appreciation are Mr. and t Mrs. Dudley Wood, Mr. and Mrs. ; Charles Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ? Charles, Frank T. Jenkins, D. W. / Hudson, Mrs. W. E. Frank, i Robert Moorefield, Charlie / Compton, Mrs. Lena Bragg, Hugh . D. Starks, J. Terry Hirst, Charles ) A. King, Harold T. Hawkins, i Harry Burke, Norman Philips, Paul St. Clair and Byrd Updike. I Also G. M. Willis, Mrs. B. Murat ■ Willis, Mrs. Downing Wood, i Ralph H. Rowzie, Mrs. H. B. ' Spicer, Mrs. Ruth Fincham, Miss f Belle Strother, Mrs. Nellie
i j Pritchett, Mrs. Callie Newman, 5|Carlton Atkins, Mrs. Sandra * j Todd, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. ?| Latham, Mrs. Alice Lawrence, 'Mrs. Maurice Manuel, Oliver ij Carver, Charles W. Thomas, Mrs. I Barbara Sowers, Mrs. Virginia ?;Miller, Mrs. George Morgan, Mrs. ?|Bobbie Lee Smith, Mrs. Curtis * !Absher, D. Jack Miller and Mr. .!and Mrs. Henry (Pat) Miller. .1 —-.* M W YORK—I Ik ( nil dis oiilers th.it r.ti»ed ,k ross the n.i 1 tion timing the summer of 1(M>7 (.him (I insured losses of more thin million, the liisui.mie ^ Infoim.ition I n>titutc reports.
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