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Evening star., 1942-01-04
Social News J
Maryland
Mrs. J. Allen COad
And Mrs. Hyatt
At Porto BellO

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Jan. g.
Mrs. J. Allen Coad and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clare Hyatt, have come
from their home in Gaithersburg,
Md. and will be at their place,
Porto Bello, on the St. Mary's River
through this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Guy will
entertain at dinner tomorrow at
Sunnyside. their guests being men,
bers of their family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Latham and
their daughter, Miss Barbara Ann
Latham of Washington, will spend
tomorrow with Mrs. Theodore
Latham at her home on Medley's
Neck.
Mrs. Maria Knott Palmer will
entertain at dinner tomorrow at
her home, Palmers, for Mr.. and
Mrs. George Knott and their daugh-
ter. Miss Jane Knott, of Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick McWll-
Hams will be hosts at dinner to-
morrow at their Dynard home when
their guests will include Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett McWilliams, Miss Amy
Dorsey and Mrs. Frank Gibson of
Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore White, jr.,
of Washington will be guests at din
ner tomorrow of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Cough who also are. entertaining
Mrs. BERTHE Cough of Washington.
The latter will remain with them for
several days.
Mrs. Peabody. wife of 1t. Hume
Peabody, Air Corps, U. S. A, has
returned to Three Point Landing,
her home on Brettons Bay. where
she will be while 1t. Peabody is on
duty on the West Coast. Mrs. Pea
body came from Oklahoma City
where her husband formerly was
stationed
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Sowel1 and
Miss Janice Loker, of Hyattsville,
Md. will be guests at dinner to-
morrow of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gardiner.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Visitors Welcomed
At Gaithersbure

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Jan. g.
Mrs. Ralph Offutt and her children
have returned to their home on
Park avenue after spending Christ
mas and the holidays with her
parents in Cumberland, Md.
DR.. and Mrs. John o. Micuda
have with them for some time the
latter's mother, Mrs. o. R. Kearns
of cambridge, Ohio.
Miss Lucille Thomas. dietician at
the Roosevelt Hospital in New
York, came by plane the first of
the week and was among the guests
at dinner Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Thomas Others at the din
ner were Mrs. Lee Thomas and Mr..
Raymond Thomas of Adamstown,
Md.
Mrs. Jacob Miller was hostess at
a family dinner party Tuesday, her
guests including Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Briggs of Washington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Briggs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Briggs of Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

ming Mrs. Best entertained at din
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. Cashell Best
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Best,
in honor Of Mrs. Cashell Best's
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Achsah Davis. who spent the
summer here with Mrs Greenbury
Grifiith, is now in Gaithersburg
with Mrs. Oscar Fulks. Mrs. Davis
daughter, Mrs. z. M. Waters, has
gone to Norfolk to stay with Mrs.
John M. Hoskins for several months.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
TakOma Women
To Hear Talk by
DR.. E. n. Bressman

DR.. E. N. Bressman. director OF
the Agriculture Division of the Of
flee of Co-ordinator of Inter -Ameri-
can Affairs. will speak on South
America at a meeting of the Tako-
ma Park Women'S Club. at pm.
Tuesday. The meeting will be held
in the auditorium of the Takoma
Park Junior High School.
A Mexican nautch dance, by Miss
Alice Jane Walker, will be featured,
There will also be a discussion by
the consumers section of the De-
fense Committee on Consumer
Problems of 1912"
Evening star., 1942-01-04

meeting Thursday Of the Woman's
Club Of Greenbelt at the home Of
Mrs T. H. Freeman. Mrs Buck will
speak on international Relations"
Co-hostesses will include Mrs. D. B.
Littlefield and Mrs. Mary Lloyd
Willis.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

for defense work will be registered
by registrars from the Civilian
Volunteer Service who will be
present.
The "Honky Tonk" dance to be
given January IS at the National
Press Club will be discussed.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Jewish Juniors

Mrs. Harry 8. Bernton will speak
on Civilian Volunteer Service" at
a meeting of the National Council
of Jewish Juniors Wednesday at the
Community Center. Members of
the council desiring to volunteer
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Speaks at Creenbelt

Mrs. j. Blair Buck of Richmond,
Va, second vice president of the
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs, will be guest speaker at a
Evening star., 1942-12-13
GARDENS TO ORDER.

Garden material, construction and serv-
Ice; estimates are free: perfect. beautiful
specimen evergreen, sacrifice tall varieties
for screen; old-fashioned Towering shrubs
roses, perennials, shade, ornamental and
fruit trees: tree surgery, grading, filling.
seeding, sodding, rock gardens. pools.
drlveways, fagstone walks, terraces, out
door freplaces walls, fences, guard rails.
mauures. composts. topsoil, peat moss;
extra special three tons poultry manure.
S25 Lincoln 1923
Evening star., 1942-12-13

SSsII RIVER RD. NV, off Wis. ave AZ
sears, Roebucks-Sgles and dbles Good
tranSportatlon. OR. 5QG1 oI
Evening star., 1942-12-13

CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK.
PIGS AND sHoATs t5Ol. Ashton 553-I.
GOAT, pure bred Saanen. buck. sire Eu-
reka Sultan Won SchWyz; trade for sawmill
fencing. Ashton 5542.
brood mares; fne hunter prospects, @ sioVlfiH VIII
also trade for cattle: hogs or sheep L.
Q. Kenyon. Vienna. Va. Vienna 21-R
COWS. 3, Guernseys fresh, young, t. b.
machine 1 and horse horse cuitivasors it So ploWs.
nlow harness, l set heavy wagon harness,
wagon bussy. 5rousham and other svefi vehces: sa
priced to sell. c. M. Hirst 265 West Broad
St. Falls Church. Va.
PIvE-GAITED CHESTNUT GELDINo. beau
hammered; must sell this week. WI. 81 Is.
FRESH Ere HoLsTE1H COW for sale. Phone
PIGS. 8 weeks old; also timothy hay and
lssnece5s b,srs ss.W nay Tor SALE Phone Gathers
soRREL MARE, thoroushbred, good cond.,
excellent Jumper. S75 English forward
seat saddle double reins Martnsale pad
ss5-cHEsTNUT BROOD MARE, excellent
condition. r. R. Smith. Falls I'd. Rockville.
DELIVERY HORSE, excellent 5 years old.
large: sound: price reasonable. WI 5176.
RIDING HORSE, chestnut, excellent for
lady or girl; priced right; need space.
FOR SALE-Two work horses. work double
Or single. $12b for both. Cali Taylor at
cow. Guernsey and Jersey. 4 yrs. old,
heavy mixer. sos 4eth ave-. Capitol Hgts
Nd Hillside 0532
HoRe18. cows. bulls, heifers. PIGS Roets
I double carriage. sideliehts 8 6usgies and
hsnMe'i; soz., ,soPssT ,'. l esstlss tHenern hens.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Continued On Next PsSs.)
Evening star., 1942-12-13

TOOLS carpenter, jig-saw and motor.
work bench other tools and supplies:
worth $50. sell lot for S35. Call 2506
Evening star., 1942-12-13
POULTRY & EGGS.

100 PICKING DUCKS in 25 lots. 81 each
R. Sims, end house on the left Of the
Dover House rd., Meadows, Md.
SALE-50 New Hampshire Red hens, lay
ing; also so s. c. w Leghorn pulleLS.
starting to lay, at HorsE's Poultrr Farm. 4
mi. from Silver Spring, Md, at White Oak.
FOR SALE, several hundred Sam Rtces
strain New Hampshire Red pulets about
,HSs old. Nj. YochelSon, phone Clin-
Evening star., 1942-12-13

SnEVf CHASE - Desirable single room
bpash. shower gas heat; private new home:
ous block; gentleman. WO. 1853
Evening star., 1942-12-13

HOReuB. cows. bulls, heiSers, piss Roste.
] double carriage sidelightA Rusgies and
hafnese. copper kettles. Leehoru hens.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

l4th ST. NV. 53O5-Bright front room.
semi-pvt. bath: attractive home; exceIlent
trans: sentiles, So TAYLOR O334
Evening star., 1942-12-13

TRAIN, Lionel, Al condition. cars and
engine, standard gauge long track. Phone
=,
Evening star., 1942-12-13
BOATS,

WANTED-Semi-s speed boat, about 2cx6
IT.. hull must be in good condition; have
cash. Write Box 496-K. Star
AUXILIARY @ SLOOP. 3S-ft., complete
sails: also 20-ft und-bottom. No. 80
Murray ave. Annapolis 1855
EVINRUDE and Elto cupboard motors.
Thompson boats new and used; service
and parts: used parts: factory representa-
t1ves. 727 11th Sc
WANTED-Outboard motors, regardless of
SIZE or condition: cash for same 737
11th st. sc.
SALE-New 40 cruiser, marine engine re-
ducton gear. beautiful mahogany cabin.
See Steward, Capital Yacht Club
Evening star., 1942-12-13
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ROOMS FURNISHED.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-on bus
newly susos ssns oa F' EN- RraSS sos home
as4o BEECHER ST NV. Glover PIX
Young man share lge rm.. twin beds. $50:
no other roomers: next bath. Wo 1851. :.
ARLINGToN-Attr. 1st-hoor,, sgle rm
s mss1 ss dssisa Sa Sst ct for 1913 girls
ARTISTIC STUDIO, RIM. for 12. next
Call ordway 1913 after pm.
141s 1as GHAP5N ST Nv Apt 4geauti-
seed yps .Ho sss1 Rn0ns shHEe[
soS very reasonable n pupent aha iasa 0u0'e rms
2144 ST N.W-Availabla Immediately.
furnished room; light cooking permitted.
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. W.lLaree
81 30 day. hotel service: family rates.
Excellent location for Govt employes.
Uniim. phi h. Excellent transp GE. 1858,
1903 N ST. N.W.-ArmyNayy officers or
refined young men single and double rms
location. excellent transportation.
2511 18th ST. N.W.--Young man to share
rm., twin beds. next to bath; Govt. empl.
preferred NO. 1881
coeLUM,B1IA e ,1 Rp: NV, IIs34m,Men: s, s. 50
10 min. d'town; 4 baths, shower. chw,
conf. beds, steam heat men. AD 4330.
3o14 RoDMAN ST. N.w.1-Newly furnished
ol suitable for snd q ptyas persoas 0sth ss nrs o
ferred: unlim phone: . blks. Bureau of
Standards. mr.. Conn. ave: and Porter St.
crosStown bus. Ordway T320.
-,l
single or double rn running water; empl
eentles; no drinking; conv. transp.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Attractive single
5Si4 9Th ST, NW.-Laree, comfortable
Gentiles. Phone GE 5s33 OO 0'
3s45 CALVERT NV. = Young man to
share master bedroom twin beds. private
bath: bus at corner; private home IL.
double rm.. twin beds; bus at door: . girls
genties, S25 ea. Adams 36ll.
~ ADAMS ST. NW.-Larse, double front
room for two persons; convenient to
Transportation; private home.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS, 4aIe
37th st: n.w.-Warm room with porch
next bath; extension phone; mr.. buses, cars
churches, restaurants; GENTLE gentleman
Emerson 1890.
1908 10th ST. Nw-Vacancy for girls
twin beds phone; laundry. AD. s429.
DOWNTOWN, nr. 18th and K-Twin beds;
shower; young men. ME. 5155.
1901 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Large corner
room. windows, newly furnished. Wash
basin and medicine cabinet in room. Un-
limited Phone avaia5sf able sloef car and
57O5 CHEVY CHASE PKwY., D. c.,
block Chevy Chase Circle-Newly furn; sin
gle beds. suitable for 2 or 3: S25 each for
and shower; privileges. OR. 7433.
57O5 CHEVY CHASE PKWY. D. C., block
Chevy Chase circle-Young lady to share
and shower: privileges: S25. OR. 7433.
2O16 ST. NE-Large front room in pri-
vate home; young employed couple: twin
couole: reasonable. FIR. 1898.
ARLINGToN-Nicely furnished double
room. next bath. near bus lines; Sc rare
to Navy and Pentagon Bldgs. CH. 3547.
5901 4th ST. NW-Large front room; ex-
cellent transportation. unlim. phone: pri-
vate home: couple preferred: RA: 1886.
423 QUACKENBO8 ST. NW-Furn rec
reation rm.: adult Jewish family; bus
around corner: sgle. or double: GE: 29l4.
1899 LANIHR PL. NW-Nicely furnished
txin-bed room; Jewish youns man to share
1854 QUE ST. NV, 1st noor-Double:
single beds. nner-spring mattresses; run
ming water; next bath. Also basement
tfipls, larse. clean. dry; sinsls beds. large
gifis only.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
Southern Venetian Blind Co.,
lOo5 New York Ave. Phone EX 4SSS-ASs4
BICYCLES FOR SALE.
All sizes, small large, rebuilt bikes like
new; repairs. Also Sun. and ewes Rida-a-
BIKE SHOP. 21O0 e ST. NV. DI 1873
Evening star., 1942-12-13

1854 CUE 81. NV, LIST noor-Double:
single beds, inner -spring mattresses; run
ming water; next bath. Also basement
Triple, large. clean. dry. single beds. large
closet. nssS bath. S1k -. pr no.;
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15

ter has a hit on its hands in
"Are Husbands Necessary 2"
Starring Ray Milland and Bet
ty Field, this delightfully."- blithe
comedy of happy-go-lucky
married couple is now playing
at the Midland theater through
Saturday. It's one long chuck
lie from beginning to end. Film
ed from the best-seller Isabel
Scott Rorick novel, "Mr. and
Mrs. Cugat," the picture tells
the hilarious story Of George
and Lii Cugat, a happy-tho-mar-
ried pair who have at least one
thing in common, the habit of
"whiffling." Contributing to
the fun is Eugene Palette,
chubby millionaire who finally
takes the dangerous Miss Mori-
son off Georges hands by mar
rying her. Other funsters in
the cast are Charles Dingle, as
Georges crochety boss, Left
Erickson, Elizabeth Risdon,
Richard Haydn, Kathleen Lock-
hart, Phillip Terry and Cecil
Kellaway, Norman Taurog di-
rected.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15

CARE HUSBANDS
NECESSARY" AT MIDLAND
If audience reaction means
anything, then the Midland thea
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15
TWO FIRST RUNS
AT AUDITORIUM

Appearing on the Auditorium
screen Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 1917 are two first runs.
Conrad Veidt, who usually
hands his audience a surprise
Characterization, does so again
in "Nazi Agent" Veidt plays a
dual role; twin brothers, one a
kindly, gentle bookworm, the
other the sinister ruler Of a ring
of international spies and sabo-
teurs. Through ingenius camera
technique they talk together,
fight together, yet each is dis
tinctly a different person. Sec
ond feature is a top western,
''The Sombrero Kid" rip-roaring
new film starring Don "Red"
Barry. The cast includes Lynn
Derrick, Robert Homans, John
James, Joel Friedkin, Rand
Brooks, Anne O'Neal and 9TH
ers.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15
CAIRO" HIT
MUSICAL SPY COMEDY

Hollywood jibes Hollywood in
Cairo" jeanette MacDonald's
latest musical film, which opens
Sunday at the Auditorium thea
ter, and runs through Oct. 20.
The adventure comedy is an
amusing, farcial version of the
hackneyed spy story told gaily
and replete with one of the most
enjoyable musical scores ever to
hit the screen. Sharing top
honors with Miss Macdonald
are Robert Young, who is team
ed with her for the first time,
and the "blues" singing star,
Ethel Waters. The lavish pro-
duction was directed by w. S.
Van Dyke II, who guided many
of Miss MacDonald's musicals
into the hit class. She plays a
famous American movie star
stranded in Cairo. Young is a
small-town newspaper reporter
sent to Europe to cover the war.
He meets Miss Macdonald, sus-
poets she is spy and lands a
job as her butler to keep close
watch on her activities. She, in
turn, believes he is an enemy
agent, which leads to a series of
amusing situations. Of course,
there is real spy gang and the
principals round them up in due
course.
BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS
Save scrap and junk to elm
mate a skunk.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15
NOTICE OF ApPOINTuExT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Thaddeus l.. Reid. de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given
that William NJ. Osborne and
Verna r. Osborne whose Post
Office addresses are Jacksontown.
Ohio, have been duly appointed as
Executors of the Estate of Thad-
deus L. Reid, late of Licking
County, Ohio, deceased. Dated
this 1st day of October, 1912.
HENRY C. ASHCRAFT.
Judge of the Probate Court.
. S-15-22 Licking County, Ohio
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-15

Taking its place at the top
with the seasons best musicals,
is Panama Hattie" starring
Ann Sothern and Red Shelton,
opening Sunday, Oct. 18, at the
Midland theater and playing
through Oct. 21. The songs, in
Guiding three Cole Porter num-
bers from the Broadway produc-
ton, include tunes you'll be
humming long after you've seen
the show. AS Panama Hattie,
night club entertainer with a
heart Of gold, Miss Sothern has
one of the best roles of her car
eer. Red Shelton adds quite
few new laurels to his fame and
Virginia O'Brien swings from
her dead-pan singing in a role
you'll enjoy. Daley does an ex-
cellent job in his straight role.
The sequence where the three
sailors search a haunted house
in their determination to run
down spy is particularly rib
tickling.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
ME EVENINGS Hl6H Ll6HD.

VMAl 2:OO-Metropoliian Opera: Don'
,e,t's "LElsir dAmofe," with Bldu SaYso.
Bn,uo lardi, Salvatore Battaion, francesca
Valentino and Mora Paulee. ttore panIla
conducts the orchestra.
VOL, 2:45-East vs. West AStars Football
oame, with Jim Britt and Bill Corun a. INC
mtrophone.
WJN. 3:oo-touniry Journal: U: 5. asn'
culture experts preview 1942 for U. 5. farmers
WSV, 5:0O-cIeveldnd Symphony; Dr. Roo'
,insk conducts Jerome Kerns Nenano ,of
Orchestra on Themes from Show Boat, ~
belus' symphony No. ).
VOL. 5:3O-AnthoD Aweigh: Featuring me
talented recruits from the Naval training bdse
at San Diego, Calf. ,
Wpc, 7OO-This Week Of War news
roundup Of ihe past week.
WJN, 7:O0-Peopes Platform: pieView
Of the worlds events in 1942 cast BY william
Shirer, Dennis Metvoy and Elmer Davis
ace newstadeH all.
WWDC, 745-Sendtor Harry 5. Truman OF
Missouri speaks.
WMAl. 8:OO-5reen Hornet The popular
thriller series opens over this network.
WHV, 8:3O-Hobby Lobby: Blues Composer
W {. Handy Public Sand Man No. !, ana q
renter Of animals 10 photographers are guests
WNAL, 8:3O-Ted SieeIes Variety Show;
Mr. Steele opens new series Of music and fun'
WRC, 90O-Bam Dance: The gang con-
lures up a musical calendar for i942.
VOL, 9:OO-chieago Theatef; Victor Her
bets Eileen"
WEV. o:0O-Hit Parade; A new policy com
msatss whereby men Of the armed forces PICK
quest star for each weeks program. kafe
Smith is No. I.
WMAL, 9:35-A toatet by the Rochester
Civic Orchestra.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
This

Mother: II will appreciate 1t II
you can help me find out why Jack
demands such continuous attention
from adults. Do you notice this at
kindergarten"
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Psychiotrist Urges Army
To Adopt Pen Tests

DR.. Michael Fordham, psychiatrlst
of London, is urging the British
Army to add an analysis of hand
writing to its many tests. 1t is well
known. he says, that the German
War Office has used this method Tor
the last 10 or IS years, and in select
ing officers and men for specially
responsible tasks has found 1t salts
factory.
Hitler's air pilot was selected in
this way. Writing in the British
Medical Journal, DR., Fordham as
serts that 1T is often possible for a
grapholoeist to see at once an aspect
of the personality which can other-
wise be grasped only after a long
Investigation"
Evening star., 1942-01-03

WRc. tO:00-spots NswNeel: Bill Nem'
quest is Maureen 0Suvan.
WIN, 1O:t5-Mlx Frances Perkins S~'
retav Of Labor, speaks. .,
Wpc, iO:3O-Hot Copy: A drama involving
Chicago subway workers.
,uoa1wAvs PROGRAMS. 40.
LONDON, 4:3O-varlety entertainment; vy:
e58 meo., BIB m.; 6SD, Ills meg" Lo
m.: eSL. 6.it meg. 49.t m.
SYDNEY 4:55-News and commentary;
W07, 1913 meg, 75.2 m. -.
LONDON, 6OO-War commentary; IN.
o58 meo., BIB m.; 6SD, Ills meg Do
m.; Gl. 6.1i meg, 49.i m. ,.,
MOSCOW, 6:45-Broadtast in English; kHt'
z meg, Is m. .,u
LONDON, 7:,5-I. B. PriesileYs Radio
Notebook: eN, 9.5s megy 3i.3 NJ; eO'
Ills meo., 75.5 NJ; Gl, 6,t meg. A9.l NJ
LONDON, 8:45-" Propaganda Analysis 6N.
e.5s meg. 3t.3 m.; GSD. Ills meg Do
m.; 6A, b.tt meg, 49.i N.
LONDON, 9:t5-'Liehts Of London: 6N.
9.5s meg, 3l.3 m.; eSD, Ills meg 2o''
m.: GQ, 6.tt meg, 49.t n.
MOSCOW, 9:3O-tngIish period: Wso'
1913 meg, 1877 N.
GUATEMALA, iO:t5-Contst Of tho Band
Of the National Police Force, director. hastei
Bertoldo UlImann TGWA. 9.68 meg. BIB n
LONDON, l0:30-Rado newNsel; GN
o.5S meg, 3l.3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg D.'
m.; GSL. ST. meg, 49i N.
GUATEMALA, tt:00-News: 16WA, 9.os
meg, 3i.3 m. =.
! LONDON, ti:i5-"DemousY Marches
/ CSC, 9.58 meg. 3t3 m.; 6SD. Ills meg.
| 25.5 m.; 65l, 6.tt meg, 49.i m.
GUATEMALA, ti:t5-Musit with The ne
rimba: TGWA, 9.68 meg, 3t.3 N.
j MOSCOW, 1900 am.-News: RV96, i5.'s
men. 1877 m,
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Beauty Of Mill Girls
Impresses Queen

When Britain's Queen went on
a tour arranged by the Ministry
of Supply she was impressed by
the smartness and well-groomed
appearance of the women workers,
it is reported In London. Watching
girls In q fuse factory, she was
struck With the care they take OF
their hands. Nails were well mani
cured, but the vivid red polish.
which the Queen detests, was abb
oeuk
Evening star., 1942-01-03
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Diagnosing the cause OF be-
harior is necessary before intelli-
cent help can be 0iUen.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-25

in dresses, skirts. and coats; elimina-
ting "bagginess" at the back, taking
in waists, and retaining used wool
garments, So that time viii be used
to best advantage in war work, how
ever, the clubsters are considering the
following points before altering and
testyling a garment: Is the original
fabric coed enough to survive the
change? Is the color becoming -if
not, can it be dyed? Is the style
adaptable to the change?
The girls are receiving training in
establishing a second front" with
their old garments in connection with
the National All Clothing Achieve
ment contest, in which the Spool Cot
ton Company is cooperating with the
Extension Service in stimulating in
terest by providing county, State and
national awards for outstanding ac-
complishments, exhibits and demon
strations of the participants handi-
work.
Recognitions for superior work by
the clothing achievement clubsters
include gold medals for county win
ners. aud all-eXpense trips to the DIST
National 4-H Club Congress to be
held in Chicago, No. % Dec. ,, for
State honor recipients. Twelve col
iege scholarships o. 5000 each will be
presented to a blue award group
comprising two winners from each Of
the four extension sections and four
at large.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-25
Cokesbury News

Mrs. George Demgar, of Whining
ton, Del. spent last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Mills
of near town
Mrs. Annie Atkinson is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Hill at Snow Hill, Md.
Mrs. Bill Mariner left last week
for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will
spend some time with her husband
who is stationed there for three
months
Mrs. Russell Bundick and daughter
Joan Carol, of MerchantsviIIe, n. j.
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Birmingham.
Mr. and Mrs Rome Pussy and chill
dren, spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Peacock, of Williams vi
entity.
Mrs. Carl Camp and daughter
Janice, are visiting relatives in Hunt
ington, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and son,
Jack and Mr.. and Mrs. John Biloxi
ON were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bloxom, of Mackenzie
Park, Va, Sunday night.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-25
MARRIED MEN ARE IN
DRAFT NOW PREDICTED

According to a statement by State
Draft Officials, by the end of this
year more men will have been draft
ed from Maryland than were drafted
from the State during the World
War.
AS to what is in store during the
third year for the thousands of draft
registrants in Maryland who have not
yet been called or who are deferred
draft officials point to revised regula-
tions and natural developments"
"The States monthly quota of men
it must draft is still on the increase, u
an official at draft headquarters il
the Fifth Regiment Armory said
eve have not yet reached the peak OF
leveling-off point. During the mex
several months it is safe to say we
will have to draft more men thar
ever before"
To The question of whether mar
ried men will be drafted, Maryland
selective service officials cite repeat
ed declarations by Maj. Gen. Lewis
Hershey national draft director, that
married men without children may
be drafted before the end OF thi.