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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1964
Page
2
The article notes a wedding with the bride and groom from Thurmont area and Sabillasville, with family members serving at the reception. It highlights attire, place of residence, and education and employment of the couple, plus a separate ad feature about waterproof family bracelets and a community tips column.
Miss Priscilla Susan Toms wed John W. Portner in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Elmer R. Andrews. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Toms, wore peau de soie with Alencon lace, a chapel train, duchess cap, and a cultured pearl necklace gifts from the groom. Bridesmaids wore cherry pink gowns. Arthur Heredia served as best man. ushers included James Portner Eugene Shilling and Charles Denhardt. A reception followed at the church social room.
Dear Polly offers a tip for securing a napkin with a tie clasp at meals. Readers share DIY yard trash burner brick construction for long term, vented burning. Nylon yarn mends girdles and buttons, with practical color options. Lemon juice rust stain remedy fades spots with steam, not sun. Hospital bracelets repurposed with typed ID slips for campers.
The Beltway project around Washington will open at 11:30 a.m. Monday August 17 with ceremonies led by John B. Funk chairman of the Maryland State Roads Commission and speeches by Gov J Millard Tawes and the Federal Highway Administrator. The Maryland section runs 43 miles as part of a 66 mile loop around the capital, funded 90 percent by the federal government and 10 percent by the state. the project is part of the Interstate system. It is noted that fewer than 30 Arabian oryx survive, mostly in captivity.
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