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Evening star., 1944-04-23
z'tE'2g

I've just sssn q fashion showing
that should be called The Seven
Afes Of Man! It was It the COR.
DON Hosiery and Underwear
Headquarters ...a parade Of
styles and designs in hosiery and
knit-undsrwear for everybody from
bsbies to srsudp4s and frsndnas! /
Quality, design, ftsand styling wss7
the keynote Of everything, from.
bsautiful GORDON Full.Fash.
ioned rayon stockings, you and /
wear, to the most adorable socks
for Junior to anklets for Sister
Sue :. from polo shirts and smart
knit underwear for everybody, to
adorable playsuifs for children!
Ask Department and Specially
Shops for this famous 72.year old
brand name-GORDON for Bet.
ter Hosiery and Underwear
Evening star., 1944-04-23
Back From Visit

Mrs. B. d. Meyer, who has been
the guest for three weeks Of her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Meyer, Of Detroit, has returned
to the home Of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl q.
Lans, of Arlington Forest. Mr.. Lans'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bor-
lesson, who have been their guests,
returned last week to their home IN
New York.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
Nav Dinner Dance

Tickets are now on sale and reser-
vations should be made for the an
nual May dinner dance of the
Massachusetts Society. The party
will take place at the Hotel 24O0
May 13, and further information
about the event may be obtained
from Maj. Joseph Hoover, chairman
or from Mrs. Anne McDermott, Sec
retarY.
Evening star., 1944-04-23

cleans, and then gets right out
again! You'll find that one rub
with SILVO takes the place Of
three with ordinary cleaners . .
that SILVO is as safe and easy on
your hands as it is on your treas
ured silver! It's the polish used on
the silver and gold services of the
King Of England -. the best prece-
dent for using it in all the world!
Ask your finer Department and
Grocery Stores for SILVO!
Evening star., 1944-04-23
Returns to Home

Mrs. John A. Nyberg, who has
been the guest for the past three
weeks of her son-in-law and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Theodore r.
Dehmer, Of North Kensington
Street, returned last week to her
home in st. Paul, MINI.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
Attend Reunion

Among those from Arlington who
attended the dinner and dance at
Annapolis last night in connection
with the reunion of the class Of '21
of the United States Naval Academy
were Capt. and Mrs. Logan Mckee
and Capt. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
spraying /. lin. -

If stitch in time saves nine"
just think what LARVEX
right now will do! II will tive
your woolens POSITIVE protec.
ton for ONE WHOLE YEAR!
Moth worms would rather starve
to death than eat LARyEX.ed ma.
terials! Dry cleaning won't i'm
pair its year.lonk protection, and
there's no need for wrapping and
storing! Big woolen mills and
laundries have used LARVEX for
ysars IL. 79c 4 pint, $l.l9 . quart
VI. in gallons and y, gallon sizes,
too! Ask your Drug or Depsft-
lnent Store for LARVEx this
week!
Evening star., 1944-04-23
Back From, South
DIR. E. Clyde :

DR.. E. Clyde Shade is again in his
home IN Takoma Park after spend
ing the past three months in Miami,
Fla.
Evening star., 1944-04-23

Don't shy away
from high heels
and frivolous slip
pers just because
Hitler's " b litz"
blitzed your auto.
Evening star., 1944-04-23

Here sketch of those Anseus Beauty Cremes I've
been telling you about recently look them carefully
you'll recognize them when you them at Cosmetic
Counters Priced 49c and 79c a-theyre surely
your best quality BUY LINE for cleansing cream and
Evening star., 1944-04-23

dry skin that gives real quality real economy
THE HOUSE OF LOUIS PHILIPPE makes them
the AlPurpose Cold Creme for thorough cleansing and
the Dry Skin Creme for dry skins that need unexcelIed
fabrication!
Evening star., 1944-04-23

It's worth q handspring Of
Joy =. to learn the ease
with which SILVO Liquid
Silver Polish can take over
the silver cleaning chores
just try this liquid polish
(creamy and pleasant
scented! 1t sinks right
into tiny crevices and deco
rative en6rayinf
Evening star., 1944-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kerchek
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Irene Sue
Kerchek, to Mr.. Abe Pollin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Pollin.
Miss Kerchek is attending the
University of Maryland and is a
member of Phi Alpha Fraternity.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

+ a v orite girl
frien DIS. Make
them out Of large
soft powder puffs,
which you cover
with discs of felt
and attach to a
br aided yarn
band that is worn
over the hair and
tied under the
chin. Embroider
the felt coverings
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
Ancient Druids First to
Hang Evergreens, MistIetoe

The Druids of ancient Britain
started the hanging of evergreens,
holly and mistletoe at Christmas.
They are the oldest existing Christ
mas rites. December Is was holy
night in pre-Roman Britain. They
called it the Mothers Night, and it
was part of their ceremonies of Iol,
or Yule, meaning a wheel, which
suggests the revolution of the sea-
sons.
They hung their dwellings with
evergreens, to encourage the COM
ing of spring, and were given by the
priests piece of the sacred mistle-
toe, which had been cut with a gold
en- knife. Their beliefs included
these:
If the nistletoe is cut in any other
way, or touches the ground, it loses
it's magic.
You may have as many kisses I'M
der the mistletoe as there are ber-
ries on the bunch.
Any girl who is not kissed under
the mistletoe at Christmas will not
be married during the next year.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
PIN-UP PILLOWS

First you wore your goofy gadgets
on your lapels; then on your sweater
bottoms and now you're wearing
them on little pin cushions made
for this very purpose. It's so hard
to keep up with your fads that we
constantly ask ourselves in amaze
ment, Glow do we do it?" Maybe
some whiz kid can give us the an
swer.
It's the Nuts-Take a half walnut
shell; shine it up by coating of color
less or red nail polish-then stuff it
with cotton and paste a scrap of
colorful fabric across the top. Stick
your gadget pins into this nutty
cushion and pin the cushion, itself.
to your lapel or sweater.
Wrist Twist-Make a little heart
out of felt; stuff it well and sew a
narrow velvet ribbon or a strip of
felt to either side. Tie securely
around your wrist and wear your
favorite gadget pins in the little
heart-shaped cushion.
Nimble himbles-Buy some plas-
tic thimbles in assorted colors; bore
little hole in the side of each,
and string on yarn in tassel cluster
effect. Turn each thinble into
miniature pin cushion with stuffing
and a piece of fabric over the top
or with cork, tightly wedged in
side. Stick your favorite pins in each
thimble and wear on your lapel or
beanie.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
Decorator Gives Ideas for Gifts
That Really Are Something Different
BY ELIZABETH MacRAE BOYKIN

MONDAY - Everybody worries
about getting something different"
to give special people on Christmas
lists when ofttimes something
usual would be more appreciated.
Such as handkerchiefs, lovely hard
to-find scraps of sheer daintiness.
TUESDAY - Gentlemen prefer
blue-there's no rhyme or reason
to that, but it seems to be fact.
So if you're doing room to please
your him." use lots of blue.
WEDNESDAY = To press show
ing of toys, and from the looks of
things Santa's bag will be both full
and glamorous this year.
THURSDAY-See that our men
on PIT boats are home boys at
heart. The woman's group of the
Navy league reports many requests
for harmonious, flower seed, ice
cream machines and sewing ma
chimes. Seems that harmonious were
hard to get for while, but now
they're coming in from Brazil and
other South American countries.
Our boys are devoted to neatness
too-they ask for BARRIERS tools,
washers, mirrors.
FRIDAY - When Oriental rugs
were first brought into Europe
from the near and far east, they
were used for wall hangings. divan
covers, table covers Gas shown in
many OF the fine old Dutch portrait
pai4}iirgs). But rarely were they
used for floor covering. The reason
manners weren't up to such ele-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
OCD Groups Prove Mettle
In Protective Services

Mr.. John @. Public and his neigh
bors are turning in more than an
ordinary job as members of auxil-
larry police and fire protection or
CARNATIONS. Assisting regular local
police and fire services in times of
emergencies, the auxiliaries have
seen action fighting fires, floods, ex-
plosions and other disasters.
Though organized primarily as air
raid protection groups, it soon be-
came evident that the auxiliary
groups were valuable for other pur-
poses, particularly when emergen-
cies required more men than were
available from regular police and
fire forces.
Bearing this out are reports from
the protection services division, Of
fee of Civilian Defense, to the In
ternational Association of Chiefs of
Police, citing more than ordinary
accomplishments" by auxiliary
groups of 88 communities in 80
states.
The majority of OCD's citations
were for auxiliary assistance dur
ing fires and floods. Auxiliary po-
lice and firemen, for example, aid
ed regulars in Grand Rapids, Mich,
last January in controlling crowd
of 5000 during a warehouse fire,
while Nashua, Mo-, auxiliaries aid.
ed regular police and firemen In
fighting an 18-hour, $1,000 fire.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
FOOLIN' WITH FELT

NOw's the time to dream up some
Christmas quickies-those last-min-
ute gifts that are quick to make
and easy on the budget. The things
you can make out of an old felt
hat or two would positively amaze
You. Every one is a tried and tested
trick for teens-fun to make and
more fun to receive.
Up to Your Ears Tricky ear
muffs make darling gifts for your
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

/ then state i'm an
accent clear,
Give me three
oh . nine Bel
videre.
I want it ere I'm
old and sere,
Like leaves that
fall from tree
e.
Did y o u say,
three : oh = nj : en-
SIR
Comes DER { h e
line her creamy
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

on the puffs or trim 'em UP with
contrasting appliques.
For Gals Who Wear Glasses 80
How about an eyeglass case made
of felt? If she wears Harlequin
specs, cut the case in corresponding
pixie shape. Sequin eyes with Topped
thread lashes make cute trim,
especially if they're winking.
Hands Up-It's easy to make a
pair of gay mittens out of felt. Cut
around the shape of your hand for
a pattern. Whip together with con-
trasting wool and trim to suit your
fancy--in fact, the fancier the bet
ter.
Scrap-Happy Books - Use your
own school books for patterns and
make set of covers out of bits of
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

gance, for these were days when
splitting was done in the best circles
and when there were no napkins and
no forks, so bones and crumbs often
ended on the floor.
SATURDAY - If you're thinking
in terms of gifts you can run up
yourself, check your equipment.
Have you got full repertoire of
attachments for your sewing ma
chine? Have you tracing wheel,
an emery, pinking shears? Have
you needles in various sizes, extra
thimbies if you mislay your pet?
Consolidated Features.-WNU Release.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
New Cut Increases
Brilliance of Diamond

Diamonds, the traditional "jewels
of love" for engagement and we'd
ding rings. are being given more
brilliance and fire than ever before
by a sensational new method of cut.
ting called the king cut" This rev.
dictionary method of diamond-cut-
ting gives the gem 86 glittering fac
cts, compared to the standard Bril-
liant cuts So facets, which jewel
ers believed was the largest num-
Der possible.
To bring out all the beauty of the
new king CUT diamonds, outstand-
ing jewel designers are mounting
them in precious palladium, the
modern matrimonial metal. The
cleaning whiteness of this rare met
al makes the Sc facets or tiny, light
rejecting surfaces of the ''King cut"
actually blaze with brilliance.
The % new facets added by the
king CUT process have been
worked into the top and bottom of
the diamond or. as jewelers. would
put it, above and below the "girdle"
of the stone. Each little plane sur
face plays an important role in cap
turing the fire of the jewel, thus
achieving most brilliant cut.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
Christmas Trees for Birds

Preparations for Christmas are al
most as much fun as the Great Day
itself.
Scandinavian children follow the
harvesters in the fall to gather short
stalks Of grain; these are stored
away until Christmas time when
small punches thereof are fastened
to long poles which, when driven
into the ground, become Christmas
trees for the birds.
Other countries tie bread and 9TH
er food items to Christmas trees for
birds.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
Skiing as a Sport

Although skis have been used as
means of travel, especially by
armies, for at least 1900 years,
as evidenced by runner of that
age now in the Nordiska museum
in Stockholm, skiing did not be-
come a sport, even in the Scandi-
navian countries, until 1860.
The sport did not become
popular in the United States until
after 1920.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
OPPORTUNITY
REMNANTS

500 Lovely Quilt Pieces S1.OO Postpaid.
Good quality colorfast prints, percales.
1100,- ST So Sample 100. Csc. Free patterns!
WOOdsR emnants, Dept.WB Bedford, Penna.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

In voice to calm my ruffled fur,
Or was it three-oh-f-ev?'
yell in tone Like stentor old,
While l my heated temper hold,
MY little one, with voice of gold
You think I'm dumb or nai-ev?'
Oh, how it does me irritate,
When give out my number straight
A simple three, or nine, or eight
I'm this am not lynn;
To hear the operator say,
In, to me, an affected way,
AT end of hard and heavy day,
Did you say, 'three-oh-ni-en:'"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
"GAYa CADETS"
By NANCY PEPPER

felt, sewn together in patchwork
effect with contrasting yarn. An un-
usual and useful gift for any girl
in your class. Well, Miss Nimble
Thimble, thread up your needle and
get busy! Times a-wastin'.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
Oxen Spoke

Oxen were believed to be endowed
with human speech, on Christmas
eve. However, superstitious people
were wary Of housekeeping, since
the beasts spoke only on the depres-
sing subject of death.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS

Chinese Physicians Secrets, S1.OO. Illus
tration, health secrets, peculiar CUSTOM
ancient history. GARDING LUZ, Box 6227,
M etrO. Station, Los Angeles, Calf.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
The Rambling Rhymster
BY LES PLETTNER
TELEPHONE ACCENTS

when 1 sit down to telephone
Thus started in old Andrew Sloan,
II hear a female voice intOne,
What is your number, plee-ez!'
Evening star., 1944-01-02

vancing toward Moscow. If you don't believe me,
look it up in the official German communique."
Russian scorn and irony is particularly aroused by
Nazi claims that Germany is the last protection OF
Western culture against the Russian barbarians One
of the Army front-lne newspapers recently printed
the following under the heading of Culture:
German lieutenant: ''The captain needs man
who possesses background of culture and science
Pilot Hans Woschke: "Im just the man for him.
have bombed schools and universities all over
England"
But it is by no means the enemy alone that
serves as the object for Russian jokes. Govern
ment bureaucrats are fair game for jests in the
U.SSR, as they are in America The following is an
example of the digs of Soviet humorists at public
officials Says one bureaucrat to another:
THE petition of citizen Ivanof has been approved.
Tovaritch chief of the department. But don't you
think we should have Ivanof come here few more
times to ask what has become of this petition! Other
wise he may think that are here just to approve
all applications" -CukI NtN
Evening star., 1944-01-02
CHOCOLATE CAKE WITH cARAmEL FUDGE ICING

sour milk. Bake in two ''Criscoed"
8-inch layer pans in moderate oven
(350o F.) 30-35 min. Cool and frost
with rich Caramel Fudge Lcin6:
Boil together ~ cups brown sugar.
2 tsps. Crisco. 2 tsps. corn syrup and
u cup milk to 238o r. Or till soft ball
forms when dropped in cold water.
Combine \ cup Crisoo, ~ cups con-
fectioners sugar and tbsps. hot
milk; beat till smooth. Pour hot syrup
over Crisco mixture; beat till creamy
thick. Qf icing gets hard, add . little
hot milk Ice between layers and qn
top Of cake. Top with pecans. Al
Measurements Level.
Evening star., 1944-01-02

Party look-party flavor Chicken
and mushrooms in q creamy Crisco
cheese sauce served over pink"
spaghetti.
box spaghetti (9 oz.)
z cups tomato juice
cup sliced mushrooms
2 tbsps. Crisco
8 tbsps. -four
z tbsps. melted Crisco
3 cups milk, or chicken gravy
u cup grated cheese
egg yolk
2 cups cold chicken. cut in cubes
Evening star., 1944-01-02
CHICKEN TErRAzZINl-Sssvss SO

Boil spaghetti in salted water till
tender. Drain. and simmer in to-
mato juice 10 min. Saute mush-
rooms in 2 tbsps. of hot digestible
Crisco. Make cream sauce by
blending -four and melted Crisco.
pure, snowy Crisco makes satin-
smooth saucesD Stir in 3 cups
LIQUID. Season; add cheese. Cook
till thickened. Stir in beaten egg
yolk. Add mushrooms and chicken
to cream sauce and heat. Serve
on large plate with spaghetti. All
Measurements Level.
Evening star., 1944-01-02

This velvety, light as a feather
Crisco chocolate layer cake will do
you proud when company comesi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-14
Dollar Per Pound
Bonus Is Offered
For Quality Mica

Raleigh. Feb. l5.-Bonus payments
OF 81 pound for b't.gr grade Unit
cd States mica have been authorized
by the War Production Board to sti-
mulate Il production of this critical
mineral. DIR. J. S. Dorton. State man
power director. has been informed.
The board also extended the guar
antce OF 81 a pound for better dual.
ity mica until December 81. 1914. 10
enable mine operators 10 undertake
Prospecting and development.
This action 20 insure fair re-
turn for work should slim date mine
operators in North Carolina. which
produces about 20 percent Of the
mica in this country. TO mine more
mica. 10 oDen new mines during this
year. and to work tn open face mines
every day that the weather permits"
said DR.. Dorton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-14
/ebulOH Ruturians
Celebrate Record:
Greet Candidate
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Daily Dispatch Bureau

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-14

EUSTS-S'a'c schom authorities
hive been advised ihm WIPE b..
authorized production Of 5.ilO NO
i.'un chassis and ! OBS heavy Guty
chassis for us" in 1874. II is c.;i-
..r'"d tint I.1Ho Of IN" total viii he
rN.iIaDlc Tor school buses None
J., expected 10 be available during
,hr FIRST quarter {! the Ycar. and
only a few before July !. However.
there is some prospect that during
Inc late SummC- and carly fall 'hCgc
may aC some CHARGE to get new
sciiuo, buses. just what Nurt'' Ger
Dina can aspect under the allUca-
ton scheme is not known nj ihi.
time, but emphasis is placed upol
importance Of state and local units
getting in applications as early rs
possible. Availability Of now buses
ana other phases OF the school
TRANSFORMATION problem will have .
prominent place in discussions at
TN" regional school administrators
meeting al Atlanta next week. Soy
cral North Carolina officials will
attend that meeting 10 look dl'cr
This States interests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-14

however. market activity S!ac;cncd
somewhat 'uI. the wcci; ended FiId y.
Offerings py farmers Al the higher
...r". increased. especially ia the
southeast. out the volume OF suivs
U.,. moderate. priCcs i"r nldul.n9
- q uru uu tuC mHrEvf, q. crasca
%n.,3 ror pound aGuj" 20JGi oI d. {
secs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-14
iIHES ny STROYING TIMBER

COLLEGE Station. Raleigh. Fec. Ii
ryrvs: ire, are dv.iluy.ug rlm5C!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-14
ne Commission supplies the will. Thofs tho reo,on to
Q woyt and Means Committee.

will
o wy,u nc on COMMITTEE
DON'T LET TIE
Blackstone Worldly
Carolina
worth '"' o"sSa
ONE OF TIE
United
'N'''E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-14

Chicago is the worlds greater rail-
road center.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-14
Ratiolliing Cssi;e5e::

INUtc: IT. itI!cis., {. ..r.r. Oh
flee OF Price td;nut.>.rai,.n -,.ai-
piles this thumDnaii rati3u guido
from office sources wrvniy Tor
the Henderson Daily Dispatch -
i public service fcalurs."
RATION CAIENntE EDE
WEEK OF :iE. -.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-29
Contest On

R-K-O Is offering Sl75 worth
Of war bonds in a contest designed
10 answer the questions every fur
Tough sweetheart in Detroit is
asking herself today
The questions are not unfarnil-
Jar. Shall a girl whose man Is in
the armed forces accept dates E?
How true is true? How loyal is
loyal? In short, what are the
problems OF fuloueh Swecthe3rtS
and what IS the best way 10 solve
them ?
II YOU are one of DetroitS
tender comrades wute,a letter
OF 200 words or less telling Of
your experiences and difficulties
as furlough sweetheart, and
then send the letter 10 the Ten
der Comrade' Contest Depart
ment Michigan Theater, Detroit
hv Feb I. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-29
Food Center
Af Gardens

The common council will he
asked Tuesday 10 approve eStab-
lishment OF a food center az Her.
man Gardens housing project, 10
relieve shopping conditions which
force the 100 residents 10 travel
more than a half-mile 10 the
nearest grocery.
The Detroit Housing CommiSSioS
approved construction of the TO ~
center yesterday. Under the plah's
a consumers cooperative organi-
zation composed of Herman Car
den'S residents. will stock the
store and operate II on a lease
from the commission.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-29
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Detroit evening times., 1944-01-29
Seek Voices

TIE YMCA Opera Cub will
present Pirates of PcnLance'
m thc Scottish Rite Cathedral of
thc Masonic Temple May 3. Louis
LaNaIc. director. Is seeking men
and women of AN voices They
may reach him at the Down
town -
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-29
Music Guild

TIE DETROIT MUSIC
GUILDS third subscription con
cert. 20 be given in the Institute
Of Arts Feb. =, viii present Ed
ward BredShall, Rebecca Sidorsky
and Lare Wardrop