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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1976
Page
7
Kenneth Bedman of Kingsridge Clothes told Frederick Rotary Club that European influence will grow this Spring with vested suits wider use. Open patch pockets double track stitching and softer thread color will appear, plus blazer suits worn as sportswear and cobbler stitching on lapels. Surveys forecast trends with retailers as key indicators.
Jefferson Homemakers gathered at the Community Center for a Christmas party with invocation by Rev. Frederick Cudlipp, a dishes dinner, readings, pantomimes, carols, and a visit from Santa. The group will resume meetings January 8 at United Church of Christ. all are welcome.
Lana Susie Wetzel and Larry Lamp were married at Brownsville Church of the Brethren with Rev. Michael Timmons officiating. The bride, daughter of Kathleen and Dick Hoffman, wore a family gown and was given away by her aunt and uncle John and [Shatf]. Attendants included Diane Lamp as maid of honor and Diane Lamp's sister, bridesmaids Bonnie Hutson Beverly Wetzel Alana Wachter. Best man Daniel Morgan and ushers Richard Spellman Curtis May Melvin Wachter Jr. A reception followed in the social hall and the couple now reside in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
Montevue residents enjoyed holiday festivity as the Auxiliary led by Mrs. Herman I. Shelton prepared Christmas cards for residents and Mrs. Holton Staley distributed cash gifts and cards to aged and infirm residents. The home was decorated by management and friends, inspiring readers to pledge time or support in 1976. The Montevue Home Auxiliary invites public members to join and welcomes new attendees at the February 5 meeting in the Multi-Purpose Room.
This piece explains two stage Laid Work embroidery with flat stitches and top surface effects. It covers instructions for beginners and advanced users, cautions on thread twisting, hoop use, and stitching direction. It notes Beth Palochonski engagement and a June wedding plan, plus historical ties to New England Laid Work and colonial needlework.
Discovery Homemakers Club hosts Tim May state fire marshal and Ralph Whitmore Walkersville VFD on Wednesday January 7 to discuss What to do in Case of Fire in Your Home and Fire Prevention.
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