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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1965

Page

6

National Homemakers Meet Highlights Community Focus

Fifty Maryland homemakers joined about 5 000 attendees at the 29th annual National Extension Homemakers Council meeting at Purdue University Indiana. Delegates from Maryland participated in workshops on family living citizenship health international relations safety and publicity. A Maryland regional director Ms Harvey Hill led the Eastern Regional meeting. In a separate note New Market 4-H Club held three demonstrations and a post meeting discussion on fair booth setup with Ellen Baker coordinating.

Maryland National Extension Homemakers’ Council Purdue University Indiana Mary Molesworth Merrit Hahn Mt. Airy Edna Gorsuch New Windsor Earle Blankner Horatio Fox Sykesville Harvey Hill Woodbine Blankner Maryland State Council of Homemaker's Clubs Maryland State Council National Council New Market Girls 4-H Club Ellen Baker Linda Burall Margaret Duvall Miss Baker

Paper Hat Hobby Of Local Milliner Mrs Hoke

Mrs. George Hoke of North Market Street pursues paper hat making as a hobby after years in millinery. She crafts beige crepe paper hats and miniature paper dolls, often giving them away to friends and nieces. Her home displays numerous paper creations and she credits glue and creativity as key, while still sewing fabric hats and teaching hat-making skills to others.

George Hoke North Market Street Hoke Hokey Rose Smallwood Edith Sieding Baltimore Mrs. Hoke Joy Derr

Garden Club Show Sets Blue Ridge Theme Aug 25

Blue Ridge Garden Club will host an all day garden show at Rex Hall Blue Ridge Summit on August 25 with 11 classes of member exhibits from Victorian to poolside gardens. Special displays include a potted plant patio a rose garden and a bird sanctuary plus junior club exhibits. Proceeds fund civic improvement and 12 door prizes will be awarded with best of show in horticulture and arrangement.

Blue Ridge Garden Club Rex Hall Blue Ridge Summit Charles Bohr Edward Hanna H. H. Arthur Christabel Hill Robert Kline John Sanders Donald Wapes Robert P. Kline

Planning a Fall Wardrobe With Home Economics Tips

A fall wardrobe guide urges closet cleanout and categorizing clothes into can wear, might wear, and cannot wear. Emphasizes planning outfits, buying with a plan, and choosing quality basics, accessories, and proper fit for enduring style.

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