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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
3
In the column, Frieda Schroder discusses how clothing selection reflects line, color, and personality. It notes decisions faced whether choosing ready-made fashion or undertaking home sewing projects.
The article explains why linings add shape and life to garments, noting higher cost but better crease resistance and longevity. It guides selecting fabrics such as rayon twill or light taffeta, stresses fabric grain alignment, and recommends sewing linings separately or into seams and hemming at the skirt level.
I express thanks to all who visited me during my recent hospital stay and to the hospital staff and Dr Crary for their care. I also thank the drug stores for the daily papers. Smoot Rowley
Montana lawmakers push through a busy calendar with HB 66 shaping county welfare funding and HB 56 advancing to a Senate hearing, while six real estate leasing bills seek higher state school grazing land rents and a saliva test bill fails in the House. The Senate axed the state bank tax bill as opponents cite competitiveness. Delegates oppose SB 98 over pole removal costs. A Hutterite bill awaits Thursday hearing, and a noise reduction bill moves forward.
C James Smith Unit No 6 meets at Glenwillow hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Bateman with Joyce Robinson presiding. Reports cover Christmas gifts to Fort Harrison Helena miles city correspondence with Girls State and Girls Vocational School book donations and bloodmobile drives. Members note 98 year old Harriet McDonald birthday and plan activities for February including Americanism program.
A hospital confinement of nearly a year following a broken hip was noted for a member. Mary Beck and Grace Duffey were listed as ill. Members were asked to notify Joan Pithead, courtesy chairman, of any illnesses. The meeting adjourned after a lunch, with Edith Southard and Hilda Moulton continuing their Americanism report.
We thank all who remembered us with flowers and cards at the time of our brother Nick Roth’s passing. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Terry and Mrs. Anna Broders.
A local shop advertises a new flower themed line including wedding announcements invitations napkins thank you notes and birth announcements for customers planning celebrations.
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