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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1964

Page

8

Polly's Pointers: Home Sewing Tips and Clever Hacks

Household hints include repurposing an empty lipstick case as a needle holder and turning a discarded adult sweater into children's garments with simple patterning. Advice covers packing for moves, knee patches on pants, and making warm leggings from sleeve material, plus a call for readers to submit ideas for a chance at a silver dollar.

Polly Cramer Polly

Fashions For Spring Cassini Presents Successful Less Expensive Collection

In New York AP fashion writer Jean Sprain Wilson notes Oleg Cassini’s spring line features a youthful, affordable collection with military touches, loop braided pastels, linen sheathes, black cocktail dresses, and paisley lined cardigans. John Weitz offers bathrobe jackets and lounging wear. Eric Lund presents split level coats and two layered chiffons. Norman Norrell closes the preview with new designs.

Jean Sprain Wilson New York Oleg Cassini America Cassini John Weitz Eric Lund Noreman Norell

Roberson Family Notes Visit and Kinship Ties

Son's mother Mrs Mary Roberson and his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Martin Wiseman. Mr and Mrs Harold Roberson recently visited Mr Rob.

Mary Roberson Inlaw Martin Wiseman Harold Roberson Rob

Dickerson Area Community Notes and Family Updates

Local residents report medical recoveries at Frederick Memorial Hospital including Robert J. Day Sr who sustained a deep wrist laceration while changing oil. Updates mention Jeanne and Robin Quinn visiting relatives, Libby Betson treated after a cellar accident, and Mansfield Daniels returning home from medical care. Social visits list Dickerson Koontz Chapel activities and gatherings at the Stull Quinn families with several weekend guests and dinner gatherings.

Margaret E. Stull Dickerson Robert J. Day Sr Frederick Memorial Hospital Wayne Speaks Frederick Herman Frye Jeanne Quinn Harry L. Quinn Eastview Shookstown Arthur Stull Robin L. Quinn North Market Street Mansfield Daniels Libby Betson Elizabeth Betson Bethesda Monocacy School Barbara Spellbring Laurence Spellbring Blanche Jeffers James Farling Faye Lancaster Stevie Tina Earl Bolivar W. Va James Farling Jr James Farling Sr Charles Farling Brunswick Dickerson and Koontz Koontz Chapel Leonard Roberson Wheaton Rober

Birthdays and Military Address Noted in Area Notices

A community update records January birthdays for local families including the Spahrs Bodners Belchers Stephan and McDonoughs. Also notes Pvt James Goldsborough’s new mailing address at Ft Gordon and that Jack Adams returns as assistant coach at Eastern Kentucky, scoring leader in EKY history.

Erson Ruth Roberson Helen Harrison Silver Spring Nathan Hildebrand Johnnie Spahr J. Curtiss Spahr William Bodner Joseph Baughter Robert Jones Susan Belcher Harry Belcher Sandy Stephan George Stephan Jack McDonough Hyattstown Miss Belcher Monocacy School McDonough Ellis Roberson Dickerson Pvt James Goldsborough Eva Goldsborough White U.S Co. B. Ltd Tag. Regt U.S.A Richmond, Ky Jack Adams Eastern Kentucky Adams

WORD LESSONS ON MISUSED TERMS AND RETROGRESS

W L Gordon explains distinguishing flout from flaunt and proper pronunciation of chicanery. The note introduces descendant versus descendent spellings and lists synonyms for insolence while presenting today’s vocabulary word retrogress with examples of regressing from routine and drudgery.

W. L. Gordon

New Duck Pin Record Set in New Haven

Robert Covel of Middleboro Massachusetts set an eight game world duck pin bowling record with a total of 1 219 points breaking the former standard of 1 213 held by Walt Berthold of Rockville Connecticut set last May The report notes Covel surpassed the prior mark by six pins as New Haven coverage confirms the event.

New Haven, Conn Robert Covel Middleboro Mass Walt Berthold Rockville Conn

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