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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
7
New York fashion tip for teens uses interchangeable handbag tops with snap fasteners. A single base plus removable tops lets girls refresh looks while keeping costs in check, requiring a sewing machine to assemble and a kit of decorative snaps, studs, and eyelets.
County Homemakers Meet at Grange Hall Unionville May 25 featured film on stroke care by George Douglas and heart trouble tips from Dr James Stoner Walkersville. Nurses discussed July 1 home therapy. June 14 covered dish picnic planned. May meeting included hostesses, guests, and a plant auction with Mrs Bascom Neal directing. Next meeting June 8 at Mrs Anne Oden’s home.
A reader advises purging unused clothes, pans, and toys to simplify cleaning. Polly notes the courage needed to part with items but acknowledges readers will reuse discarded pieces. Also suggests using lace tablecloths as bed spreads for a chic bedroom look and recalls a parent struggling to give a child liquid medicine.
Reader submissions offer practical householder hints and problems. Mrs Dear Polly shares a dropper method for medicine, Mrs E E describes stacking custard glasses with lids to save space, and Polly outlines pinned laundry with clothespins to prevent wind dislodge. Jane asks how to remove rust stains and fix varnish spills on fabric.
The C Burr Artz Library adds The Million Dollar and The Middle Market Directories in response to patrons requests. The Million Dollar lists 26 000 US businesses with worth over a million dollars and The Middle Market covers about 20 000 firms valued at 500 000 to 999 999. Both volumes are shelved in the business and reference sections.
A catalog-style overview listing The Wild Swan by Monica Sterling and The Appalachians by Maurice Brooks, plus works on nature and art including The Great American Forest by Rutherford Platt and The National Gallery of Art by John Walker. Also catalog entries cover Billiards, The Addict in the Street, Unsafe at Any Speed, and multiple novels and histories by varied authors.
Mrs. Niemann Brunk of Oakwood Drive announces the engagement of her daughter Barbara Ann Brunk to Charles Henry Coblentz son of Mr and Mrs Henry P Coblentz of Middletown. Barbara is a 1964 Frederick High School graduate and attended Frostburg State College and Frederick Community College. Charles is a 1963 Middletown High School graduate, 1965 Frederick Community College graduate, attended University of Maryland and serves in the Naval Reserves. He works with his father in farming. No wedding date set. Meredith J Painter of Frederick announces the engagement of his daughter Virginia Lee Painter to Richard M Floyd son of Mr and Mrs Maurice J Floyd of Frederick. Virginia is employed at Fredericktown Savings and Trust. Richard works at United Industrial Associates in Washington. A planned Oct. 15 wedding is noted. Finally, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramsburg of Lewistown announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann Ramsburg to Armon Eugene Kerns, son of Mrs. Samuel Cade of Forest, Ohio. Patricia is a Walkersville High School 1965 graduate and Fort Detrick employee. Armon is a 1962 Upper Sandusky High School graduate employed at Potomac Edison in Frederick. The wedding is set for Sept. 10 at the Lewistown Methodist Church.
Advertisement notes oily hair after perms sun and dye. Recommends daily shampooing scalp massage diet changes and tinting to reduce oil. Invite consult at SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS 1 East 3rd Street phone 663-4421. This week helpful hint suggests wrapping cheese cloth around brush to absorb oil.
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