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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1957
Page
12
Note by Miss Mary 4 Thomas Assistant Home Demonstration Agent discusses how color usage grows across clothing, homes, and autos. Emphasizes that wise color choices enhance appearance and shape, with women frequently judged by color harmony and personal coloring.
AFL-CIO leader David Beck fights suspension while a Senate panel and Mundt seek further testimony. The article mixes Beck’s stance with a long digression on fashion color choices and how to wear outfits to influence perceived size, including tips on fabrics and contrasts for different body types.
Moscow officials warned Western powers that Warsaw Pact forces will match NATO weaponry missile for missile if necessary. Khrushchev told Polish Premier Cyrankiewicz that the West should not test the Soviet Union, while Zhukov blamed NATO for the arms race and pledged Soviet backing for nuclear and guided missiles to its allies.
A two story Hadley Dairy Farm barn in Laytonsville burned Friday evening. Three children of manager Frank De Haan and 21 yearling calves were rescued by farmhand Julian Clatterbuck before fire crews from Laytonsville Damascus Gaithersburg and Rockville arrived. The barn fully destroyed, water from a farm pond hampered efforts, but no milking equipment was lost. The cause was unknown and the calves were moved to Upper Marlboro farm.
Intermediate Girl Scout Troops 23 and 49 finished a five week cooking course at the Potomac Edison Company taught by Miss Trene Caton Home Demonstrator. The program covered introduction to cooking vegetables and related kitchen skills and helped the girls earn their cook badges.
Establish a basic color that harmonizes with your blue and build your wardrobe around it. This approach prevents mismatched blouses and maximizes outfit cohesion. Accessories like jewelry scarves and flowers can vary color to add interest, making one set pair with nearly everything while saving money. As you age and change sizes you should reevaluate colors each season and keep searching for shades that suit you, even that purple you long to wear.
The 43rd annual Holy Name Society convention of the Archdiocese of Baltimore will be held in Annapolis on Sunday April 28. Archbishop Francis P. Keough will be the honored guest. Mass at 12 15 p.m. at St Marys Church with lunch at 12 45 p.m. in St Marys High School auditorium. A women’s tour of historic Annapolis follows at 2 30 p.m. Redemptorist Father John G Schultz of Catholic University will speak.
A dense radio and television schedule lists 10 minute blocks and titles through the day. It includes kids shows Frank and Percy Platypus, Howdy Doody, Sky King, Winky Dink, Texas Hangers, Captain Gallant, and many feature films such as Lightning Raiders, Raw Deal, Flashing Guns, Sis Hopkins, Sunset in Wyoming, Desert Patrol, and Pardon My Past. Also noted are Cowboy shows, musical programs, sports updates, and news bulletins with actors and hosts like Bob Wolff, Eddy Arnold, Annie Oakley, and Pat Boone.
A crowded Sunday schedule lists baseball games Orioles versus Senators and Phillies versus Giants, multiple films including Egypt by Three and Storm Warning, operas La Traviata with Elaine Malbin and John Alexander, plus TV and stage features such as Celebrity Parade, Open Hearing, and Meet the Press. Notable acts include Ray Bolger, Spike Jones, Lassie, and Sherlock Holmes, with programmes across theaters, parks, and studios.
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