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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1962

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Miss Frederica Russell Weds Albert Janney Thomas Jr in Memphis

Miss Frederica Rae Russell formerly with the home demonstration program married Albert Janney Thomas Jr at Evergreen Presbyterian Church in Memphis on December 29. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jean H. Russell and Albert S. Russell, wore a ivory wool gown with crystal and pearl embroidery and carried ivory cymbidium blossoms. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas Sr. of West Memphis. A reception followed as the couple departed for a Southern wedding trip. Thomas graduates from University of Arkansas Law School this month. Russell had joined the extension service here in 1960 before resigning to wed.

Frederica Rae Russell Albert Janney Thomas Jr Evergreen Presbyterian Church Memphis Tenn Jean H. Russell Albert S. Russell St. Louis A. J. Thomas Sr West Memphis W. J. Millard Raymond Weems Martha McClean Harry Arthur Heidelberg Murray ‘Hamburger James Fanning Evelyn Baker Jet Thomas Beth Meclver H. T. Melver Jackson, Tenn Harold Craig Robert Murphy Eugene Harris Pine Bluff James Ross Monticello James Tranam Robert Robinson Davis Thomas Thomas University of Arkansas Law School University of Arkansas Extension Service Charles B. Shorb Emmitsburg the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of Janary McAvoy the Sodality Father Fisher Father Brown Fred Gebhart Bonneauville Thomas Shorb Union Bridge Harry Jones Northfield N. J Samuel Wagerman Madison Charles Keepers Joyce Sanders Lynn

Teenagers Set Own Hair Styles In 1962 Predict Hair Trends

Writer Vivian Brown reports hairdressers predict teens will design their own looks, cut and bleach hair, favor casual, uncoiffed styles, and use home perms. Michel Kazan warns of damage from DIY methods and urges proper cutting and brushing for shine and suitable face shape.

Vivian Brown Up News Michel

What Men Like On Women Fashion Study Report

New York AP reports that over 200 fashion writers concluded after studying runway trends that men prefer ruffles full skirts sheer long sleeve dresses and exotic looks. They noted playful childish touches and tall silk turbans as striking but asked no consensus on turbans.

Jean Sprain Wilson NEW York New York Couture Group

Miss Wachter Engaged to J T Routzahn Jr of Middletown

The engagement of Miss Sara Ann Wachter to John Thomas Routzahn Jr. was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Ellis C Wachter of Grove Boulevard Emmitsburg. Routzahn is a Baldwin Wallace College graduate and works with Grangers Mutual Insurance in Middletown. Miss Wachter is a Duke University graduate and staff member of the Frederick County Welfare Board.

Sara Ann Wachter John Thomas Routzahn Jr John Thomas Routzahn Middletown Ellis C. Wachter Grove Boulevard Wachter Duke University Durham N. C Frederick County Welfare Board Routzabn Sigma Phi Epsilon Baldwin- Wallace College Bern Ohio Grangers Mutual Insurance Company

Frederick to Hold Mardi Gras Parade and Ball

Civic club members plan Frederick’s first Mardi Gras on March 3 with a downtown parade and a ball at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs. Jennings Bailey leads as general chairman with a full committee, aiming to involve local businesses and clubs. The event will mirror New Orleans festivity with a king, Mardi Gras court, masks, and costumes.

Civic Club Frederick New Orleans Francis Scott Key Hotel Jennings Bailey Civic Service Clubs Edward D. Storm Bailey J. Lawrence Luckadoo Elmer Munshower H. Harold Dover Robert E. Klein Decorations Committee Francis Scottey Europe

Swedish parishes to be closed in 1962 due to clergy shortage

The National Association of Swedish Parishes reports that 191 parishes of Sweden's State Lutheran Church were to be closed after January 1962 because of a shortage of clergymen.

New York National Association of Swedish Parishes Sweden

Fashions And Cocktails For March Of Dimes Benefit

The Candlelight Fashion Show and cocktail party on January 19 at the Frances Scott Key Hotel will feature spring and cruise wear to aid the March of Dimes. Over 300 invitations issued. Goodioe E. Byron heads the committee. Tickets on sale at Berger's Book Mart and at the door. Dick Harp's ensemble provides gratis music. Funds support polio victims, research, and birth defects programs. Local rep W. Jerome Offutt ties to the National Foundation. Doris Jean Lee, Urbana, a district scholar, studies at University of Maryland Hospital School of Nursing.

March of Dimes Goodioe E. Byron Frances Scott Key Elizabeth Davis Fofter Byron Berger’s Book Mart North Market Street Dick Harp Byron. Seys Doris Jean Lee Urbana University of Maryland Hospital School of Nursing

Golden Cheese Sauce Glorifies Plain Cabbage

A 2 pound head of cabbage is cooked 10 minutes in salted boiling water and served with a golden cheese sauce. The sauce blends butter flour milk egg yolks lemon juice and sharp American cheese. season with pepper and salt. Also notes meetings and visits unrelated to the recipe.

Dear Helen Undecided Should I Move for Love

A 21 year old woman asks if she should relocate to a distant city to be with a boyfriend who has not written in a month. The letter notes family ties and loved ones back home and seeks guidance on whether to move or stay, given the uncertainty of the relationship.

Michel Helen Worden Erskine Helen A. P

Dear Helen advice column and church youth party notes

A newspaper column prints a reader’s love dilemma about whether to wait or end pursuit of a conflicted girl. Helen Worden Erskine advises patience or withdrawal to avoid torment. Also reported are a Christmas party at St Pauls Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship with officers elected and fund plans, and a January birthday party for Kathy Rehrer with attendees listed.

St. Paul's Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship Ruth Amelia Guy Stull Jr Mary Alice Ramsburg Danny Putman Wayne Putman Patsy Biddinger Mike Stull Jeanne Putman Village Lanes Randolph Stull Guy Stull Sr

Spring Suits Emphasize Soft Feminine Lines

New York fashion piece notes spring suits feature curvy, soft silhouettes with waist length jackets, notched collars, and slim sleeves. Skirts taper to the hem just below the knee, in peach or apricot tones, with capes and silk evening wear continuing the soft, flowing look.

Gaile Dugas NEW York NEA Han

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