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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1964
Page
2
Popular priced garments gain authenticity as handwoven India madras appears in dresses suits and rainwear. The fabric’s vegetable dyes blend softly while patterns stay sharp enabling durable lighter jackets parkas and blouses for a bright fall wardrobe.
The Prospect Home makers Club met at Old Anna pols road where Mrs. Fred Groomes demonstrated Gourmet Treats with Thrifty Meat Cuts and served a lunch. Members also discussed a radio program on December 15 and plans for Open House at Winchester Hall. The College Estates Home makers Club held a later meeting with a similar cooking demonstration and a business session. The Pleasant Hill Women’s Guild elected new officers and prepared a program on Gratitude with a covered dish in December.
Readers share practical homemaking ideas from towel rack hacks using elastic to keep towels in place to storing corn-on-the-cob holders in styrofoam. Others discuss dyeing browns to make braided wool rugs and organizing gifts with price-limited lists for children.
The Luebeck Choir of Germany arrives in Frederick for a three week North American tour and will sing at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall at 8 pm on Friday. The program includes sacred and secular pieces in multiple languages and closes with German folk songs. conductor Leberecht Klohs leads the ensemble.
Mrs Harry Myerly presented The Eye Gate at the Frederick City WCTU meeting on October 27 at Calvary Methodist Church. Sixteen regular members and one honorary member attended. The program urged abstinence, church work, more temperance lessons, and testimonies from total abstainers. Devotions by Rev Harry Myerly themed Teach Me Thy Way. Delegates reported from the state convention in Baltimore. Speech contest set for December 4 at 7 pm in Calvary Methodist chapel.
Edna Measell was chosen chairman-elect of the School Nurses Branch of the Maryland Nurses Association. She serves as Health Coordinator at West Frederick Junior High School, with the meeting at St Timothy's Church in Catonsville.
Miss Sally Laflin daughter of Mr and Mrs George Laflin and Randolph Krantz son of Mr and Mrs George Krantz married recently at the Church of the Open Door in Webster Groves Mo The Rev Stephen Diller presided The couple reside in Braddock Heights.
Executive secretaries of the Washington Blood Region met at the Frederick Red Cross office with representatives from Martinsburg Hagerstown Winchester Front Royal and Warrenton. Mrs Lillian Throckmorton urged communities to recognize the need to call the local chapter to replace blood at no cost to the patient and prevent gaps in coverage. The next meeting is planned for February in Winchester.
Eugene Wisner was guest of honor at a baby shower hosted by her mother Mrs Lola Kinna in Middletown. Guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. prizes went to Mrs Pauline Wachtel and Mrs Helen Linton, with several others winning gifts. Attendees and visitors included many Kinna and Kina family members.
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