Evening star., 1944-07-16
| lust Between
Ourselves.
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This is the last you'll be seeing
Of Just Between Ourselves" for .
while, because my annual vacation
begins tomorrow. At this writing,
I'm not sure where I'll spend the
two-week holiday. but / know that.
even II get no farther than my
own backyard, I'll enjoy It. After
AL, where you spend yoUr vacation
10 less important than how you
spend 1t. And ! intend to spend
mine loafing-which l. . game that
can be- played anywhere.
OF course, I'd prefer to 90 to my
favcrite vacation spot, the Southern
Maryland water front farm on
which I've done my loafing every
summer since 1879. But getting
there y something Of . problem
and, what with one thing and an
other, I'm sfraid I can't solve It.
I'm not worried, however. The
yard d full OF grass and sunshine.
And II 1t gets too hot can always
squirt the hose on myself.
Midsummer miscellany: one Of
The Junior Stars correspondents,
Paula Simonds, Alice Deal Junior
High School. is vacationing in
Whitewater, Wis. Another,
Shirley Turner, Roosevelt High
School, plans to 60 to Atlantic City.
Raymond Bellamy of Cheverly,
Md, veteran J. S. correspondent at
II, has been laid up for six months
with injuries suffered In fall. He
has developed several new hobbies,
however, and will tell about them in
an article to be published in an
early issue Of the J. s. Nancy
Kaplan, Woodrow Wilson High
School, won q prize for sculpture
at the Corcoran School of Art.
The Jewish Community Center roof
garden is being used by boys and
girls from 13 to II for series Of
Monday night "co-ed parties"
Dancing. games and refreshments
are on the program, and admission
is by j. C. C. membership card or
pass obtainable from the CEN
ter's club department. Mollie Lewis
and Mimi Friedenberg are in
charge. Four members of the
June graduating class of Holy Cross
Academy are represented in the 1914
National Poetry Anthology: Patricia
Irwin, Joan Callahan, Jane ELS.
worth and Patricia Sullivan.
More Of the same: The Junior Red
Cross Is hard at work on Christmas
packages for service men and women
overseas. Packages for the Pacific
must be ready for shipment Septem.
Der l, those for the Atlantic month
later; hence the early start.
Jack Ray, Mckinley High Schools
baseball handy man." Is considering
a career on the diamond. Doro-
thy Mead jacobsen, Alice Deal
Junior High, is enthusiastic scout
horseback riding. The Official
songs Of the graduating classes of
Mcfarland Junior High School
were written by Eunice Zimmerman,
Paula Catloth, Clarann Headley and
Richard Lichens. .. Walter Hartley,
Woodrow Wilson, Is attending the
National Music Camp at Interlocken,
Mich. -. The aforementioned Paula
Simonds Is an associate editor Of
Glover Leaves, new magazine of the
Girl Scouts Of District 3. Other con-
tributors to the first issue: Evelyn
Yeide, Terri Youngman. Carole
Gilchrist, Kennetta Peters, Aloise
McKillips, Sheila Knapp, Marjorie
Sanborn, Morag Millar, Barbara
Derrick, Margaret Gardiner, June
Anderson, Dorothy Haight. Shirley
Ontrich, Janet Howe, Anne Smith.
Beverly Letter, Margaret Thomson,
Viginia Vincent. Patick Kinney,
Ruth Dram, Peggy Bresnahan,
Dorothy Levine, Patricia McCutch.
con, Virginia Merton, Suzanne Grass,
Mary Farquhar, Diana. Ginzburg,
Mary Scully, Alice Garner, Ruth
Lank, Catherine Bunting, Ruthann
Twomey, Althea Hulley, jeanne
Roehr, Margaret Beurket and Anne
Cooper. Dutch refugees In Aus
tralia are forming Boy Scout units
Of their own while awaiting the
liberation of their homeland. H.. .
Sales of books for girls and boys are
booming. The supply Is considerably
less than the demand, and, as q
result. many old books are coming
back on the market.