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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
13
Satins are registering strongly as an important fabric medium in newer dresses for late summer and early fall. The article highlights satin usage in bodices and necklines, woven and daytime wear, washable satin frocks in ice blue and peach, with decorative features such as dropped shoulders, V necklines, large middy collars, self bows, covered buttons, self belts, kick pleats, and tucks.
The article notes linens as a conspicuous representation in shops at the seashore and resort areas. It describes a practical double purpose outfit a four piece suit including shorts a brown and yellow seersucker halter a plain tailored skirt and matching linen shorts with pockets. Linen colors in new vegetable tones are also popular for summer costumes.
The Poxville Lutheran church schedules Sunday school at 1 30 and preaching at 2. Fox reunion set for July 28 at Pen Mar Park auditorium. News notes family visits and births, including the McAfee and De Lancer families, and dedication services for a church on Hendall with regular midweek worship and every other Sunday events.
Patou pairs a dull green linen dress with a matching coat. The short sleeved tennis dress features a small collar and belt at the waist. The coat shows deep patch pockets and revers that reveal sponge cloth details.
Plans complete for the Mount Airy firemen carnival at Widnocod Park Mit. Airy opening Monday and running all week. Carnival funds the volunteer department with attractions plus two ham and chicken suppers and a Thursday parade of decorated autos and visiting apparatus as part of a centennial state celebration. Committees include Advertising chaired by Walter Spurrier with Charles Ogle and others. Rounds and Advisory led by Hubert Burdette. Automobile chaired by A Ralph Yingling. Refreshments led by Lindsay Brown ing with Carlos Warfield and others.
Names listed include Eon Bizler Walter Hood Jerry Watkins and Keith Byers as part of a parade committee with Norman Bitzler as chair. The Homemakers Club and local ladies run a supper and exhibits with Mrs Chester Hobbs and Mrs Rachel Jones leading. A claim of the world’s longest motor service connects Juba on the Nile to Cape Town, a journey said to take eight weeks.
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