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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
7
Dear Polly notes Memphis readers complain of thin work trouser pockets that wear holes. A reader shares a fix by replacing flimsy pockets with heavy duty cotton to prevent mending chores. Also described is a dye fading issue in shoe linings affecting hose and feet and options to address it.
Mr and Mrs Paul E Tester man of New Market announce the engagement of their daughter Diana Lynn to Robert Wayne Hahn son of Mr and Mrs John D Hahn Liberty town Both are 1971 Linganore High School graduates A fall wedding is planned.
Deborah Dutrow daughter of Marion and the late Marion Dutrow Frederick wed Gary Anthony Lawson son of Conway and the late Connie Lawson in a United Methodist Church ceremony in Frederick. Rev Theodore Elser officiated. The bride wore a street length white dress with flowered embroidery and carried white carnations and baby's breath. Ushers included Randy Lawson and George Hill. The couple resides at 1510 Rosemont Avenue Frederick.
Young couples blend old and new in home decor with quilts as tablecloths and 18th century sterling patterns paired with wood and ceramic dishes. The mix of handmade craft and classical forms signals a romantic return as buyers seek balance amid modern clashes.
Miss Sharon Anita Pulkkinen of Livermore Falls Maine and William Phelps Jr of Frederick Maryland plan to wed on August 21. Sharon, employed at the Naval Ship and Engineering Center in Hyattsville, resides in Frederick. William, a University of Maryland graduate, works as an engineer at the Naval Ship and Engineering Center.
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 IOOF held its regular meeting May 28 at the IOOF hall with Noble Grand Mrs. Rae Shook presiding. Officers and past officers of Rebekah Assembly of Maryland were introduced by Mrs. Pauline Ramsburg. Doris Ramsburg was named publicity chair. Oak Grove Rebekah Lodge No. 3% members were welcomed. Sick committee report given by Mrs. Hallie Harvey. A Maryland Odd Fellows Magazine editor’s letter was read, and an advertisement was approved. A donation was ordered for the Odd Fellow and Rebekah float committee for the New Year’s Day parade in California.
Miss Logue and Larry Wise set a July 31 wedding following engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Richard G Logue of Finksburg The couple includes a student nurse and a Bechtel Corp employee with University of Maryland ties Other lodge notices include Mary Young Lodge No 9 meeting resolutions on Miss Esther Miller and new project chairs for the year plus Loa No 2 Theta Rho Girls Club activities and bake sales schedule for June and July
Mrs Hazel G Fisher of Frederick announces the engagement of her daughter Donna Mae to Roy W Ellison son of Mr and Mrs John H Ellison of Myersville Donna Mae is a 1970 graduate of Thomas Johnson High School and works at Everedy Co Roy Ellison is a 1970 Thomas Johnson graduate and employed by Eustaco Aluminum Co An August 28 wedding is planned.
Cocoa butter provides relief for winter dry skin and can help prevent lines while smelling pleasant. Hair style tips advise avoiding a widening center part with age by alternating parts and not pulling hair back too tightly to prevent skin exposure.
Miss Lynn Fletcher Giauque and Harold Richard Grubb of Poolesville were married in a double ring ceremony at Memorial United Methodist Church Poolesville. Rev Filbert Moore and Rev Hayden Sparks officiated with Frances Moore as organist. The bride, daughter of Henry J Gianque and Florence F Gianque, wore an organza gown with seed pearls and a lace mantilla. Bridesmaids were Beth Dene and Florence. Winton S Fletcher was matron of honor. Edward Wynne served as best man. attendants included Daniel Shannon James Hartley and Jack Lambert. Acolyte Charles Giauque, the bride’s brother, and uncle William T Fletcher assisted. Reception followed in Spurrier Hall with azalea and white. Honeymoon at Rehoboth Beach Delaware. Both are Montgomery County Board of Education employees in Rockville and reside at the bride’s home.
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