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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1965
Page
7
A student named Alic Donn Tntis in a blue suit leads a fashion display at Howd College. The event features changing colors and trends as viewers observe evolving outfits and accessories through the evening.
Plaine Ploceac eo Yaenk Saved Voie announces a notable event with emphasis on local actions and outcomes. The notice highlights a decisive moment and references a specific time frame and surrounding details.
The text explains how stockings vary in elasticity and size, suggests checking a measuring chart, and advises buying multiple pairs in the same shade and size. It notes color options like blue gray black and beige, finishes from dull to shiny, and that sheerness suits different occasions.
In a plea for ideas Polly asks girls and readers to submit helpful hints. Notes cover collar fixes with pins, using empty hair spray cans as hat holders, storing hats dust free, and organizing stamps and letter writing. Readers’ names included along with brief tips and a request to order Polly Cramer's B2 booklet.
KA Sherwood discusses carpet choices for homes and apartments noting a broader range of synthetic fibers, improved cleanability, and texture as a key style factor. She weighs wall-to-wall carpeting versus area rugs, highlights wear patterns, and suggests synthetics suit busy households and sandy climates.
Frederick 4-H members met January 28 at the Troxell home Fairview Avenue with Mrs William Dorrell clothing leader giving ironing techniques and equipment advice New foods leader Mrs James Tinney introduced Mary Kaye Leatherman reported on Girls County Council Betsy Troxell elected club reporter and a constitution amendment committee chosen Pattern measurements babysitters kit were demonstrated Next meeting February 25 at Miss Karol Long Columbus Avenue Also includes fashion advice urging one piece swimsuits for figure problems at a resort season.
The Lewistown Boys 4 H Club met at Mark Coyle home with president Charles Hubbard presiding. Nineteen members and one guest attended. They discussed 4 H basketball rules and regulations and formed an entertainment committee. A guest speaker on photography was announced for the next meeting. The club reviewed records from Coyle’s large old collection.
The Rose Hill Garden Club will meet in Winchester Hall on Thursday at 10 a.m. under Mrs. Howard Fry. Grayson Stevens of Happy Acres Nursery near Braddock will discuss The Care of House Plants and How to Make a Hanging Basket.
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