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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1961
Page
21
The article traces classic fabric names such as Armure Brocade Brocatelle Chintz Crewel Frise Tapestry and Trapunto, noting origins from France India Persia and Italy. It explains patterns and weaving methods from satin to heavy cotton, and mentions historical uses from wall hangings to chair backs.
A stream of social visits unfolds with Mr and Mrs Morris of Middletown visiting relatives in the area. Philip Harrison from Bethany College visits with Olen Harrison's family. Several others including Belva Sloan, Ola Smith, Celia Ashcraft, Ken Welch, and Ernal Howett are listed with relative visits and calls. A note on monochromatic color schemes describes brown to ivory tones for decor.
By 1975 the number of women in the United States aged 65 and over will reach 12 million, compared with nine million men. The projection underscores shifting demographics and retirement patterns.
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