Word: patterning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Farm Bureau meeting some years ago, he thundered that the federal farm program "denies the unmistakable pattern of God's law." On hearing about Shuman's remark, National Farmers Union President Patton retorted: "This is Shuman's arrogant attempt to make God a member of Farm Bureau." Given the chance, Shuman might try. The Farm Bureau is a way of life to him, and his commitment is wholehearted. Says he: "It's going to take complete and total sacrifice in the Farm Bureau if we're going to accomplish our objectives...
...Giver-Getter Pattern...
...there are plenty of other new patterns to choose from. Stephanie has a green, orange and yellow flame-patterned print that comes in a bra ($1.59), panty girdle ($3.99) and elastic long John ($5.95) for use under slacks; Warner's has put a tiger's stripes on its tank suit ($19), also offers a cobra-skin pattern if stripes don't suit. Most stylish are the Courreges-inspired underpinnings of Formfit-Rogers. The full slip ($9), in white with black banding, can easily double as a nightdress or a playdress...
Inspirational Leadership. Dr. Thurman gives even poorer marks to the church. By perpetuating the Southern pattern of separation, the church "lost the initiative to inspire" in a struggle that sorely needed inspirational leadership. "The right to act as a result of religious conviction has been forfeited and has to be reclaimed...
...such as cotton prints from Calcutta, in the colonies. So women hoarded snippets and swatches left over from dressmaking for the piecework of quilts. By the Victorian era, odd batches of brocade, chintzes and calicoes were patched into crazy quilts, more a tour de force in stitchery than in pattern. As shown in an exhibit of historic counterpanes at New Jersey's Newark Museum (see opposite page), the very nature of quilting, whether applique or piecework, required fancy sewing, such as feather, catch, cross-and kensington stitching, that few seamstresses know today...