Hair-Dos Have Gone Long Way Since That Old Eight-Hour Job
The piece traces the history of beauty parlors and permanent waves from the 1920s to the 1940s, noting high costs and long sessions, first machines like chandelier fixtures, and the shift from heat to cold waves. It highlights Thomas J. Kiriakou as a pioneer operator, early clients from distant towns, and evolving styles from the shingle to feather cuts and the Veronica Lake peek‑a‑boo trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thomas J. Kiriakou
Washington
Charles Town
W. Va
Kiriakou
Thomas
North Court Street
West Patrick Stret
Soares
Charles Nestle
Londo
Paris
New York City
Fashion Center
Africa
Orient
Feur
Marcel
Frank Kesler
Grace Lippy
Hood College
Miss Lippy
Veronica Lak
Frederick High Prom Tonight With Hawaiian Theme
Frederick High School seniors host an Hawaiian themed prom in the school gymnasium from nine to one. Bill Krantz Orchestra plays as King and Queen are crowned by secret ballot. Guests include committee chairs and class officers with plans for decorations, supper, and a fashion show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Gmnasium
Fism
iThe
Bill Krantz
Robert Ramsburg
Als Tone Weagler
Athae
Commmalgs Wa Yearg Np
Opera House
Birs
Margery Atkinson
Patricia Wachter
James Stup
Alibert Harding
Girl Scout Spring Council Meeting Highlights
The Girl Scout Spring Council met in the Presbyterian church social rooms Wednesday at 6 p m. Forty or more women attended a dinner planned by committee chair Mrs Edward Storm and members Mrs I J Wold berg Mrs Russell M Tegnell Miss Eunice Hutchins Mrs Ray H Smith and Mrs Paul G Johnson. Mrs Henry Eigelsbach presided briefly. The group discussed Camp Macy training and plans for Frederick Association members to attend the National Convention in Philadelphia this fall. A Civil Defense talk by Mrs G W Stultz followed a film on scouting. a skit by Braddock Heights members closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Spring Council
Presbyterian Church
Edward Storm
I. J. Wolberg
Russell M. Tegnell
Eunice Hutchins
Ray H.smith
Paul G. Johnson
Henry Eigelsbach
Girl Scout Association
Camp Macy
Frederick Association
Philadelphia
Wiliam Stultz
Braddock Heights
George
Stupp
William Alford
Milton Brunk
William Wallace
Fay Elfen
Victor Held
the Hartman
Charles E. Hartman
Virginia Interment College
Brisalert
Civil Ce Jtel
Miss Hartman
Tip and Run Club
Boots
Island Saddle Club
Westmin
A A U W Announces Officers and Year-End Meeting
The American Association of University Women held its final meeting of the year at Gamebrill State Park with a picnic for about 50 attendees. President Allister M. MacKay was reelected for a two year term and announced the 1957 38 executive committee and state board appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Gamebrill State Park
Charles E. Siup
Alexander D. Lewis
Robert Allen
Lioyd Claypool
Katherine Wehler
Margaret Motter
William Kemp
Allister M. MacKay
William N. Shir
Rey
J. Robson
Lawrence Welsh
Paul I. Payne
Mary West
Evelyn Mudge
George Hedstrom
William Delamar
Frederick Woman's Club Holds Potluck and Initiation
The Frederick Junior Woman's Club hosted a potluck at Gambrill House where sixteen new members were initiated in a candle light ceremony led by Mrs. Herbert Liggon Jr and other officers. New members include Mrs. Stillman Clark and Mrs. Charles A. Dixon Jr. The group discussed classroom space shortages, the Civic Club graduation, and plans for a Washington tour for Maryland School for the Deaf students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrill Fea House
Frederick Juster Woman's Club
Herbert Liggon Jr
Dewey Dykstra
C. Austin Sherald
Melvin Partridge
Civic Club
Stillman Clark
Charles A. Dixon Jr
John C. Douglas
William Dover
Lee Eckard
David Grove
le Gray Buckley
Harold Keane
Ars
George Keyes
Thomas Reid
A. Royal Remsberg Jr
Bernard Price
James Silver
Robert Wade
Charles Wilson
Walon Wolfe
Liggon
James Abbott
Maryland Federation of Woman's Clubs
Partridge
Sensenbaugh
Washington
Maryland School For
Bernard Kelly
General Project
Abbott
George Newell
Graduates and Birthday Cheer Highlight Local Notes
TO GRADUATE Miss Jacqueline Stuart McClung of Poolesville will graduate Monday from Mary Washington College in Virginia after a St John’s High School run and dean’s list honors in home economics. Colby graduate Sliss Anne Carty of Rockwell Terrace will receive an Associate of Arts from Colby Junior College in New London New Hampshire, active in Best Hall student government and music groups. A surprise birthday party for Mrs James Green of Point of Rocks featured family, friends, and hymn singing, with guests including Nellie Titus Cornelia Hickman Louise Hickman and many others from Point of Rocks and surrounding towns. Rainfall in the Atacama Desert between Peru and Chile averages about one inch every 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Stuart McClung
Hazel McClung
Poolesville
Will
Mary, Washington College
University of Virginia
St. John's High School
COLBY
Sliss Anne Carty
J. Walker Carty
Rockwell Terrace
Colby Junior College
New London
N. H
Carly
Best Hall
James Green
Point of, ‘Rocks
Charlie Green
Johnny Athey
Mary
Connie
Mike
Point of Rocks
Sue
Jamesi Loy
Buddy Morel
Eddie
Atacama Desert
Peru
Chile
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Yellow Springs
Sally Mar
Mountaindale
Catherine Boone
Carol Hockensmith
Glacier National Park
Montana
Theron O ‘Green
William Moore
Partmew
Frank ‘Keefer
Thomas J_ Kiriakou
Wilma Reese
Girl Scout
A.A.U.W
Middletown
Charles Troy
Thomas Viscent
Thomas C. Allen
Robert ‘Gathers
Emeraude
L'Origan
MUSE
Coty
Styx
Chypre
Annett
Bennett's
eRiva
Amenca
Gotham
Orty Bennett's
Burlington Mills
Njos
P. S.— Bennett's
Miss Daugherty
Colonial Jewelry CO
West Patrick St
Fabric Sale
Bennett
Miracle
Dacrons
Orion
Dacron
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Orion & Cotton
Dacron & Cotton
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