Super Separates for Spring

If you’ve been shopping for a dress in the past few years, you have already found the answer... there aren’t many on the market these days.

There are a couple of different reasons that we’ll explore, the first being lifestyle. Not only in East Tennessee, but nationwide, anywhere you go, you’ll find dressy casual is acceptable. Even around the holidays and for formal events, a beautiful dressy top and pant outfit can be worn. Weddings, once an event for which you had to have a new dress, are now attended in pants or flowing skirts, or maybe even a pant suit, but most importantly, separates.

Not the last reason for the lack of dresses being offered is the fit. Just think how many females you know that need a different size top from bottom or vice versa. It’s difficult to fit many women in the same size all over... separates eliminate the problem completely. Again, the manufacturers are listening more to customers’ needs and separates comply. Just remember, you can get the same dressy look from combining separate tops and bottoms that you get from a one-piece dress without all the problems.

We’ve combined trousers, blouses, jackets, and jewelry from every corner of the U.S. and Canada to come up for the look you’ll need to go anywhere. So don’t go shopping for a “dress,” you’ll only go home frustrated! Leave yourself open to the new look of separates... combined to look “dressy”!

Happy Shopping!

Brenda& Ivy

The Lily Pad Boutique 209 N. Main Street Sweetwater, TN 37874 423-337-5537 www.lilypadboutiqueonline.com

Mon-Sat: 10am-5:30pm

@shopthelilypad

CHEO Invites You to:

“We Need Bees and the Bees Need Us” with Howard Kerr, Beekeeper

Monday, June 19, 2023 – Program: Rarity Bay Location *

6:30 pm Meet & Greet, 7:00 pm Program

The bees are disappearing. If we don’t have bees, we won’t have flowers, trees or food. Howard Kerr owns Smokey Mountain Honey Company. He has been a beekeeper for 58 years and was a past President of the Tennessee Beekeepers Association. He has worked with the TN Department of Agriculture, the USDA and has many other accomplishments. Come and learn from Howard’s extensive experience all about the history of bees, how they help us, the threats they are currently facing and how we can help them survive. He will also discuss the many health benefits of bee products. We need the bees, so we too, can survive. Door Prize: Honey Bee products

* LOCATION:

Rarity Bay Community Activity Center, 150 Rarity Bay Parkway, Vonore, TN 37885

Please check the CHEO website www.cheoknox.org for more details on the location of this CHEO program or call Diane Minch at 423 884 6031. Please note that CHEO programs will now be held on the third Monday of the month and program locations may vary from month to month.

CHEO programs are free for members, with a $10.00 suggested minimum donation for all guests. CHEO is a non-profit organization supporting holistic and integrative wellness. CHEO provides the community with many opportunities to discover pathways to well-being.