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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1971
Page
7
Frederick stores plan a spring push with hot pants and other new fashions. Polyester knits and machine washable synthetics dominate, with pantsuits returning and denim making a comeback in jackets and striped jeans. Accessories include belts, hats, vests, handbags, shells, rope, and patriotic red white and blue accents.
Frederick County libraries publish two reading lists for community groups one for the Human Relations Council focusing on civil rights and Black History the other for the Frederick County Association for Retarded Children with books on adjustment learning problems and caregiving. A February cutlery display at C Burr Artz Library features 17th to 19th century pieces. fashion notes mention skirt lengths pantsuits and the return of the blazer with bright colors and simple lines.
A surprise bridal shower for Miss Sharon Biser of Tulip Hill was hosted by Mrs. Stanley V. Gaver in Middletown. Guests from Frederick, Hagerstown, Buckeystown and Adamstown attended. Miss Biser and fiancé Bret Byrd of Hagerstown will wed February 20 at Calvary United Methodist Church in Frederick.
Mary Lynn Ogle of Rocky Ridge, 17, a Catoctin High senior and former 1970 Frederick County Farm Queen, drew the Queen charm at a Mardi Gras tea. She plans to study at St. Joseph's College or Davis and Elkins College and stays active as a band majorette, basketball player, 4-H member, and church volunteer. Her escort is Paul Thompson of Alexandria, Va. The event features a royal court of 50 girls, with Mary Lynn to reign at the National Guard Armory in Frederick.
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