Model of the Moment Ready for Paris Fashion Scene
A fashion feature describes a chic three piece brown and orange outfit with a culf style shorts set, halter top, and brimmed pirate hat. It notes brown gingham accents, self belts, and pleats revealing contrasting fabric, plus a one piece play suit for a younger sister in brown white stripes with red and yellow bands. Weather and style trends highlight sheets, gels, net and chiffon tucks, and bold color use for day wear.
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Winpraam
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Little Sister
Wheat plan to be continued a year
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker announced continued wheat adjustment plans for Frederick County with next week’s unit meetings to elect a three member community committee. The program maintains similar structure to last year and offers 29 cent domestic allotment payments funded by a 30 cent processing tax, with two installment adjustments totaling nine cents after contract compliance.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick County Wheat Production Centrol Association
Washington
Thomas B. Symons
Symons
Secretary of Agriculture
Sears
New Market
Urbana
Walte
Cramer's
Jefferson School
Frederick
Liberty Hi School
Adamstown Bank
Middletown Memorial
Mountaindale Social Notes Portrait of Visits and Travel
Mountaindale July notes list Miss Quinn visiting with Mr and Mrs Krantz family and returning home. Erine Bltumenauer from Frederick and others spent the 4th with Mr and Mrs Charles. Gordon Palmer and Betty Irene with Shookstown visitors. Thomas Palmer and Margaret Gladhill visiting Shookstown. Emma Masser and Osborne Schade visit Mary Alma and Eve Tym with Mr and Mrs Grass in Frederick. Stull family hosts Sunday afternoon. Charles A Rice visits Shookstown with Mr and Mrs Shookstown.
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Mountaindale
Ered Quinn
Pearl
Osborne Schade
Mary Alma
Evetym
Grass
Frederick
Mrr
Cha
Stull
Charles A. Rice
Shookstown
Puritan Methodists Hold Annual Outing
Annual outing for the Puritan Methodists led by Col M A endent drew 105 attendees as lunch was served. Rev William Royal, pastor of the First Baptist Church, underwent a hospital operation in Frederick City and was reported resting comfortably.
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Col M.aendent
Thurscar
Jesse Smith
Braddock Heights
Wiliam
Royal
First Baptist Church
Frederick City Hospital
Brave Scouty Goes Spy Mission in Meany Men Tale
Scouty crawls toward a distant camp to spy on the Meany Men and return. He is captured when a trap springs and his ropes bind him as a prisoner of war. The scene ends with suspense and a note that the next story will reveal his punishment.
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Wren
Coppy
Scouty
Sevral
NEA Service, Inc
Hollar to testify in Killing of Saum in Maryland
Allen Hollar testified at his trial in Hagerstown for shooting George A. Saum 22, father of three, after Saum took Hollar's 16 year old daughter Jane to Washington. Police Capt. Emmer relayed Hollar statements from the hospital bed saying he was guilty and expected no mercy and that he took the rap for the girl. He will testify in his own defense tomorrow.
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Hagerstown
Allen Hollar
George A. San
Holler
Saum
Hollar
Jane
Washington
Clarence G. Emmer
Emmert
Palm Assessed Costs In Police Court Fight
Palm, a colored man from Sixth street, was fined costs on a fighting charge after a late night dispute with John Ogle over Mrs Palm. Mrs Palm and Ogle forfeited 51 dollars each. Officers McHenry and Phedus made the arrests. Cromiel received a 30 day jail sentence for a drunken charge preferred by Officers Fegan and Phedus.
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Palm
Guy HK
Marshall Palm
Wes
Sixth Street
John Ogle
Laurence Fegan
Phedus
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Jane Campbell
iScouty
Pat
Coloe
An Ma
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Discor
Chicago
Sloane
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Agj
AED
Hamilton
ELGIN
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Jersey
Quaker City
North Market Street
OLD Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son Fifth St
Penna, R
Phore
the Home Building & Loan Assn
Commercial Bank of Maryland
the News and the Post
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