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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1966
Page
6
A columnist lists indicators that a couple is too married to enjoy mutual interest. It notes mutual ignorance of friends, constant interruptions, planned gifts, lack of surprises, shared silence at meals, frank but unkind talk, and no privacy. The piece portrays the drift toward stale partnership.
Reported rise in bra sizes across the United States with 36B and 34C gaining ground on B cups while C and D cups grow in popularity. Industry figures note older perceptions shift as younger women seek larger sizes, amid mixed data on birth control pills impacting breast size.
Miss Betty Jean Detrich married James Franklin Fox at 2 30 p m July 10 in Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church Hagerstown. Officiants were Revs Rohrbaugh and Lloyd with a large wedding party and reception at the church. The couple will reside in Hagerstown.
Miss Nancy Carol Rhoderick and Carroll Newton wed at Congress Heights Methodist Church Washington D C on July 2 Rev and Mrs Rhoderick of Hagerstown and the groom s parents of Washington attended with maid of honor Marianne Rhoderick sister of the bride Bridesmaids Mrs Theodore Schultz Suffern NY Mrs Willam Weintg Washington DC and Miss Carol Padovani Adelphi Best man Claude Newton groom s brother Groomsmen James Avtis William Weing and Lee Smith Ushers Larry Newton cousin of the groom and Gilbert Sturtavant Norfolk VA The couple plan a Bermuda honeymoon and will reside at 7700 Lakecrest Drive Greenbelt The bride teaches in Montgomery County schools and the groom works with the electrical union.
Montgomery County announces top winners from the 4 H Style Revue titled 4 H Fashions Around The Clock held at Sears Auditorium White Oak. Ex tension Agent Mrs Milmo Hambleton lists Brenda Stup of Woodfield among the leading winners.
Miss Cathy Sue Wetzel of Middletown announces her engagement to Pvt James E Locke Jr of Burnt Cabins Pa. Cathy is a senior at Middletown High School while James serves in the U S Army Tank Battalion stationed at Fort Knox. An August wedding is planned. Top model will represent Montgomery County at the State Style Revue on Sept 2 at the State Fair with Brenda Day as alternate.
Bookmobile staff quickly packed book bags and used a station wagon to continue rounds when gear trouble halted service for several days. They laid out adult and children’s books on the rear deck at a stop, serving patrons who ran out of summer reading. Other stops were notified by phone and the vehicle is now back on schedule.
A catalog excerpt highlighting books in the Young Adult Collection including Magician's Magic by Paul Curry and biographies such as Clive of India by Jack Russell and Theodor von Karman by Daniel S. Halacy. It lists further titles by Moran Keitel Larner Nader Schlesinger Ryan Tuchman Toland and others, noting availability at C Burr Artz Library and county libraries.
Miss Jean Audrey Mohler married Marion E. Smith in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony at Bethany Lutheran parsonage Brunswick officiated by Rev. Ralph H. Miller. The couple resides in Frederick. she works for Sagners, Inc. and he is an equipment operator with C Edward Winpigler contractor.
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