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LIVE-WIRE BEAUTY PARLOR with
all fixtures for a 3-chair business.
well established in Front Royal
Va. Only $4,000 cash.
19O-acre farm with IL acres on shen-
andoah River; Groom RESIDENCE.
barn and other Ter -, oStbldgs,' out St5
$50 from. cattle grazing, besides all
crops and Is acres of saw timber;
just V of a mile north of No. ~
hwy. l3 miles out OF Front Royal.
and 13 miles east Of Luray, Va.
5000 first mortgaee bal. in cash.
CLAUDE L. RUST 800 S. Royal ave.
Front Royal. Va.
FRONT ROYAL (VAJ PROPERTY
Large 10-rm,. 2-Story modern resi-
dence whit 2 baths. at go West Shipe
house. 3lz blocks from Court House.
Price cut to S14,50O, with only
$4,000 cash. balance can be ar
ranged
12-rm. rooming and boarding house,
with bathrooms, three Groom
apartments overhead. each with a
stairs. 7 acres of land on the
Shenandoah River, Just miles from
the heart of Front Royal. Va. viii
sell, at S15,000,. with Il in cash. or
will lease at 500 per mo. Possess
sion at once.
$50 acres on the Shenandoah River
with residences, . barns. 2 Silos
and a number of other outbldgs.: on
> State roads, ) miles southwest Of
Front ROYAL. Va. S47,500.
100 acres on Shenandoah River in
PAGE County. Va. 9-rm.. residence.
barns and other outbldgS.. S75
monthly income from sand rights.
500 month, on cattle grazing. all
crops with deal Sl6.500, with right
to assume a $1,000 mortgage.
Grocery Store Going business near
ViscoSe plant. $1,000 monthly buSi-
ness. Take all at S6500.
Large two-Story brick building with
. apts overhead Rents at 500
per month All fixtures with deal.
in going grocery and meat business
on Blue Ridge Hets. suburb S42 0G0.
CLAUDE L. RUST, SOC S. Royal ave,
Front Royal, Va.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. }

FORD 80 pickup ls-ton in Al con.
dition. Ready for work. Only S795
MONROE FORD, 1887 East-West
hwy, s. s.. Md, JU. 5-7S04. Open
INTERNATIONAL 1887 light deliver,
truck. Phone Ii. 3-90S1. after
pm, week days; anytime Sundays. :
FORD 1949 34-ton pickup; excel
eond; dse sacrifice; 5000. Call CO
GOING OUT OF BUsINEss-Must
sell all trucks and equipment. 1886
Ford 1Ea-ton truck with wench and
poles 5000. One 40 Ford. 12-ft
dump. $3.50. One 40 Ford, left
f1atbed. $3.50. Fork lift truck. ST..
050 One so Jeep with buildozer
$3.50. All equipment guaranteed
KENILWORTH AUTO CO., 1901
kenllworth ave, LU. 2-6665. 10'
1853 JEEP 1853
Almost new, perfect. WA. 1884
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eoATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large;
Chesap Bay Herring Bay Sharps
Isl, Gooses. For reserv. call ewes.
CAPT KING WA 7-4l92.
loft. CABIN CRUISER, custom
butt. l95" model. Grav marine. SIS
h.p. motor best offer. Phone JIM
G1EBEL. OIL. 4-T3S6 or ST 3-7I00
I5-FT. ALUMINIUM CRAFT. with
l6-h,p. Scott Awater engine. In
. to 3 pm. any day. Call RE.
12-FT. OUTBoARD runabout. new.
never used; very fast; SECS or best
with toilet; sleeps .. very tsst
10-H.P. MARTIN "IoO" oi,thoa ri
motor. hrand.new 1853 model, SEQ
u. o-53S2. H. w. Wills 10
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

SECLUDED FURN. COTTAGE-Di-
rectly on water and boat: water safe
for children: S45 week. WO. 6-4S7S.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA. overlooking
wk. NO. 7-1SI9. .
COLONIAL BEACH-EMILY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac; cottages. de-
tached aptS.; spacious, cool; all cleo;
baths. hot water; pvt. pier; swim.
co. 5-0611; cyes.. Mon.-Thurs. 3
COTTAGE-For retired gentleman or
couple; yr.-round place. on water
front estate: beautiful place for
right person; $50. AID. 2-1120.
SOUTH RIVER PARK - Large cot
tage; private pier, screened porch
overlooking water; rowboat. NO.
7-603o. .
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REAL estate LOANS
2nd TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

CHATTEL TRUST NOTE s11. 900 pay
busy tavern; expensive equip. Box
Will VIII PAY SsXt' s% AND BONUS for
$4,000 lst trust, on Virginia prop
erty conservatively appraised at over
54-J Star. S
$4,000 TYR. 2nd-TRUST NOTE,
we'll secured. Price, S1,750. Ju. O.
1875. III
2nd TRUST. S6,950
PAYABLE S71.25 per month at So
Reliable purchasers. will accept
IS $50 or consider offers. Must sell
Ii. 1887.
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1851 as" Al
shape. blue, new windshield; a good
buy. Call JA. S-2S56 -13
B:S.A. BANTAM 81; good condition
MOTOR BIKE, 1853. German NsU;
only 450 miles: accessories included );
$500 or best offer. Call XII. STOP
10
MOTORCYCLE for sale. 1947 Harley.
fat head. Al cond., new paint
$3.50 cash or best offer. Call UN
MOTORCYCLE, H. D. "74" overhead
'52 model. equipped. S695
Like new. IA. 2-9646. 10
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

MIMosA COVE. Deale; Md.-Large
thing: good place for good people
Call West River 1898. -22
e0ls ACRES, lge. mod. log cabin,
l small log cabin. approx. 1000 #.
SI4. 900 Phone MRS. MAORI. ia.
4-lo53. Mon. through Fri. 2 to
CoLoNiIAL BEACH COTTAGE. Am rms,
all cleo. kit. full bath, so it screen:
ed porch. l block from beach. Call
"a. 7--7315. after 9 pm. or inquire
IDLEWILDE., shadyside. lge. house;
csii wsd ed or '9 ThuPPs haPeresla'e wa so. s gar
fssEPshsd Rh1sH iss and "''R5 Srysas sSs''fis
WoODiAND BEACH-5-rm buns bunsa-
low on 4 lots. 2Ox100: modern i'm
provements. Call JU. s-4055 before
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-Year-'round
cottage, ,furn, modern conv. Iiv.
rm., > bedrms.,. kit, attic. pch,;
eethain-link fenced incl: lot l00x15o
.JU. 5-29lO after $50. Ia
SHADY SIDE. MD, Avalon Shores
Completely furn., > bedrmS., kit. and
bath, nice-siZe liv. rm., lse. screened
1nclosec porch, all modern improve
ments. S10.50n. WO. 6-1S36. Ia
DEALE. ND.
Brand-new Cape Cod in Masons
Beach: . bedrooms. expansible at
tic; large corner lot. fully equip
ped: beach and pier privileges; ex-
celent value. S7.950: low down
payment SpotlesS 2-bedroom. year
round cottage; nice lot; full price.
S6,950; only $500 down. Large A.
bedroom home: beautiful setting,
135-ft. water front; garage; pier;
Sl2. 500. terms. Wide selection of
choice waterfront properties in
Deale area.
B. M. ODUM
931 H st. NV.
Call Mr.. Rice. West River 6703
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL. Apts.. cot
tages, $50 to S100 wk. Come to 4th
and Atlantic ave. Dickinson 1851 -.
L. T. GRAVATTE, Ma. S-0753.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL. Sale. Very
charming. detached. corner home, :
rms. baths 1St f. bedrm. and
BATH, ocean front living porch. and
lot 50xl25. Dickinson 1861. L. T.
GRAVATTE, Ma. S-0753.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-For rent. Gus
tom built. very attrac.. modernistic
cottage: 100 #. from beach: lovely
view of ocean and bay; sun deck;
1X24 liv.-din. rm. 3 bunk bedrm
fully equip. kit. and bath. OF.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Barrett Apts..
15l5 st. Louis ave-, brand-new.
twin beds in bedrm.. kit. with bar
Opening into liv rm. with Hidaway
bed; Write or phone 517-J. Ss5 per
week.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Modern 2-bedrm.
brick apts., on ocean front: utils.
furn. 10. 3-6766 after Z pm. .
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VACATION PLACES
GORDY HALL

bedrm. cottages. Week-month- sea
son. Equipped kit, screened porch
pony. Inclosed sand yard. Guarded
beach. North Ocean City. Md. Local
information, OIL. 2-9064, ~ pm.
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AUToMoTlvE MISC.
TRAILERS

MOTOR, 80 Ford engine, Al condi-
tlon: ready to run; S45. OIL.
1926. 3
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LODG

log cabin facing historic
Bull Run near Manassas, Va; in
cludes 40 acres of gorgeous wooded
land. with long frontage right on
the river. The log cabin is 40x4O
IT. IN size. immaculate and elegantly
furnished. Modern bath. Electricity,
telephone, deep well. Sale includes
boat and outboard motor. River is
navisable for about Is miles. Good
fishing and hunting. Easy commut-
ing distance to Wash. Year-around
living. For quick sale. You can have
the whole works for the ridiculously
low price of only $4,000, out the
price Is firm. Shown by appt. only
Call Mr. Dixon of JAMES L. DIXON
e. CO.. ST. 3-720O. 10
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ONLY S25 DOWN

For a fine cottage site at Avalon
Shores, Herald Harbor, Selby -on-the-
Bay or Woodland Beach, only 80
min. from D. c. Many cottages for
sale on terms. KAY REALTY CO.,
RA. $4,000, or Woodland Beach Of
fee. Annapolis zoos.
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WANTED

One to 3 u hip. outboard motor. 800
more trade-in value throush US on
q new MARTIN.
DAVID D. RITCHIE
Ritchie Rd. Sc, 10. S-170O Till
3 pm. Ia
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GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

DEALER FROM N. c.
Pay big prices for '36 to '52 cars
7400 Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-5677
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BUICK 40 Super sedanette; r.. h.,
Dynaflow: clean; S995 PENNY
MOTORS. 1920 r. I. ave. ne, LA.
$4,000. 3
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29

Chief w. F. Davidson, Jr.. Y. S.
Navy Shore Patrol, and daugh-
tiers are visiting his parents. at
Cherry Hill Farm.
Mrs Bill Walker is improving
Mr. and Mrs Charles McMn-
liam and daughter. Monica Lynne,
of Richmond. are spending some
time with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivanhoe Morgan
and Patricia We're Thursday night
visitors OF Mr. and Mrs Springer
and MI. and Mrs. Davidson. at
Cherry Hill
Mrs. John Moseley and Mrs.
Will Moseley. with Mrs. F. S Cole
and son. F. S Cole, Jr.. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Paul
Schwartz. of Salem.
Miss May Moseley. Of Richmond.
spent several days at Marshall
Place recently.
Dudley West Of Richmond was
a caller at Marshall Place, Sunday
afternoon
Mrs. Ala Baird, OF Mississippi,
now a summer guest at Gravel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Sheppards

Mr. and Mrs Monroe Jones and
Miss Florence Jones spent the
week end in Statesyille. N c..
with Mr. and Mrs Royal Jones
and children, Rebecca and Steph-
en-. The occasion marked the we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Jones, and 1t was their
sons birthday, also
Nh and Mrs G. D. Shipplett. Of
Roanoke, spent Sunday with their
son-in-laW and daughter. Mr., and
Mrs Cleveland Jones, and chill
dren. Mark and Jane.
Dr and Mrs. w f. Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vest, Of Char
lottesville spent Sunday after
noon visiting relatives in the
neiPhborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Childress
and grandson, Red Armistead. Of
Richmond. We're dinner guests
Sunday Of MI and Mrs. Paul
Jones and family
Mark Elcan. of Danville. and
Bill Gale. Of Richmond. visited Mr..
Cleans parents, MI and Mrs. NJ
c. Elcan. late Sunday afternoon
and were their supper guests.
Miss Mary Hannah Jones. of
Danville, spent the week end with
her parents Nh and Mrs j l..
Jones
Mrs. Roland HutchingS was in
Emporia for the week end
Edgar Johnson, Jr., left Friday
for service with the Armed Forces.
and all our best wishes so with
him. His parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Johnson entertained at party
for him and Mrs. johnson lust
before ne left.
Nh and Mrs. j L. Jones have
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Noel
walker Jr. and children, Mary
Venable and Ann Noel, and MIR.
and Mrs J L. Jones Jr.. and
children. Joe III and Kathryn
Anne. They will be here with their
parents a week or so.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Mt. Zion

Misses Mary and Louise Ander-
son are sick although neither one
is in bed
Miss VIRGINIA Apperson and her
father. Lem w Appevson. visited
in Their home last week. Also
with Mrs Aubrey and MIS- Willie
Tatum and children
The cemetery was nicely moved
and many graves were decorated
last Sunday for a beautiful set
ting for the Memorial services at
Mt. Zion Church The visiting
speaker was Rev. Mr. Pruden, pas
tor Of Maysville Baptist Church
A very GOOD crowd was present
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Black
Wilkerson, Mr., and Mrs. Julian
Martin We're week end guests OF
Mrs Maude Putney
Mrs. Harry March continues sick
lat her home
Kenneth Anderson and Miss
Mary Barker returned to Alice.
Texas Sunday. after three
weeks visit with his parents. Mr..
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Bremo Bluff

Mr.. and Mrs George Staples.
of Pueblo. Colo, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs, S r Ransom.
Mrs F. F. White Mrs. B. B.
Stanton and Mrs. J. P. Snead II
spent Thursday in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Morris
and daughter. Miss Viola. of
Richmond. visited Sunday in the
homes of Mrs. r. A. Morris and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ship.
Bobby Sclater. of Carybrook
visited during the week end in the
home of Mrs. Randolph Turner
Visitors last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A Ship were their two
| daughters. from Charlottesville
Mrs. r. NJ Jones and Mrs. Mae
Carmichael.
The Bremo Home Demonstra-
ton club met Tuesday with Mrs
B. B. Stanton. Miss Katherine
Omohundro gave an interesting
| ldlk on DlrQS.
Charles N. Gates stopped over
in Bremo, at the home of Mrs
Henry Hitter. last week en- route
to his home in Cutler, Maine. af-
ter spending the winter in st.
Petersburg. Fla. Mrs Hitter also
spent nine months in Florida
with her mother. Mrs w r
Treynor. who has been sick.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King and
son motored over the Skyline
Drive Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs B B Stanton at
tended the celebration of Mrs
Billy Bowles Goth birthday
Thursday night. at the home of
Mrs. Loving. at Calybrook.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Arrona Social Neus
Mr.. LeSueur To Fill Unexpired Term
As Supervisor for Marshall District

Maury F.. LeSueur has been APP
pointed as representatives of Mar
shall District TO serve on the
Buckingham county board Of sup
eryisors, to fill the unexpired term
OF the late Dr.. c. w. Anderson.
Mrs. A l.. Perdieu, OF Newport
News has been spending some
time with her brother-in-laW and
sister Mr.. and Mrs Walker
Turner.
Nh and Mrs NJ F.. LeSueur and
daughter Betty, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs II b. Spooner. Of Balm
bridge. Ga
Mrs. Vernon Senger and daugh-
tiers have been recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs John Sengei Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Senger have been
living in Ch!llicothe. Ohio, but
VIII move TO Charleston. S. c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29

Mr., and Mrs. D p. Morgan were
recent Richmond visitors Mrs.
John Sen2er was also Richmond
visitor last week
Mrs. Thomas Harris and daugh-
ter, of Alexandria. spent the past
week with her mother. Mrs. c. w.
Anderson
Minnesota Guest
Mrs J F. Ritter, OF Rochester,
Mimi. and Mrs r. f, Redding,
OF Hampton, are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Ritter.
Bobby Jones, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robert Jones, has re-
ported for duty at Fort Lewis,
Wash. His many friends here wish
him the best OF luck.
Miss Betty Jean Bryant spent
the past week with her sister in
law, Mrs Junius Bryant. of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Gold Hill

The Girls Auxiliary Queens
Court was held in Richmond at
the Second Baptist Church. Fri
day evening. Miss 10 Ann David
son. Of Gold Hill. was one of the
honored queens. Those who at
tended from here were Mrs. Will
liam Davidson, Mrs. j. j. Boat
wright and son. Freedrick, and
Mrs. w E. Puryear.
Miss Shirley Boatwright was
maid of honor at the marriage of
her roommate. Miss Marie Black
we'll. to Earl Perry. Seaman 2nd
Glass, in Ruffin, N. c.. last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. John
son and son, Billy. were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, j. j
BoatWright, Sunday.
Mrs, Mary B. Smith and son
Edward Smith. Jr.. of Fluvanna
spent Thursday Afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs, w. f Puryear
Miss Gay Carter is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Kate Carter. and Miss
Eliza White. at Oak Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker and chill
dren, of Richmond, were Sunday
afternoon visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. BoatWright
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
and Mrs. T B Anderson

and Mrs. T. B Anderson.
Mrs Freeman ChildrcSS and in
FAINT child returned Sunday from
Stuart Circle Hospital
Mrs. Herbert Anderson and
Ernest Anderson went 10 Rich
mond for day and night and
visited Mr. and Mrs Aubrey AT
mold
Mrs Aubrey Tatum and Mrs
Willie Tatum called on Mrs. WI
lie Childress.
Recent guests in the NJ. K
Davis home were Mi and Mrs
Rolfe Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Mcconnell and daughter. Of
SteWartStoWn Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Davis and Mr.. and Mrs
George Jeffrey and Margaret Ann
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29

Bremo
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Tatum. of
Cumberland. have Just moved into
the community.
Miss Maude Alma Deane, Of
Richmond, spent the past week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Deane. Miss Virginia Deane
returned to Richmond with her
sister.
Visits Capital City
Mrs William P Davis visited
relatives and friends. in Rich
mond, during the week end.
Miss Mary Bersch, of Char
lottesville. was the week end guest
OF her father, william j Berscn
Mrs. Carl Davies attended the
Memorial Service at Mt. Zion
Church Sunday evening. She also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Goode John
son.
Mrs. John Anderson, Of Char
lottesville, was the week end guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Snoddy.
Bible School Plans
The Vacation Bible School Com
mittee met IN the Arvon Presby-
terrain Church, on May 10. to dis
cuss plans for School which will
be held in June. There were re-
representatives. present from all
three churches in the community.
Teachers were appointed and
there will be a meeting of the
teachers before the Vacation Bible
School opens on June IS, in Mar
shall District High School. Time
FOR the teachers meeting Will be
announced later
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
NUCKOLS

Mesdames John and VIII Nose
ley visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. Franc
els West. Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Herman Springer
visited Buckingham Saturday.
Mrs. w F. Davidson called on
Mrs. Henry Wood. who has been
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Buckingham Rt. $50
Contract Awarded

A S32247 contract has been
awarded by the State Highway
Commission to improve nearly
eight miles of Buckingham Sc
condary Route $50 between Dill
wyn and the Cumberland County
line toward Cumberland Court
House
Bishop and Settle Construction
Co, LaWrenceville. Will grade the
road to a uniform width. install
some 1900 feet of pipe for drain
age and surface the Travelled por-
ton with an all-weather stabilized
base. The construction company's
bid was the lowest of seven pro-
posals submitted at a May 10
highway letting.
The construction will connect
with proposed improvements in
Cumberland County TO provide a
good direct road from the DillWyn
area to Cumberland Court House.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29

III, and on Mrs. Grover CLARK
Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
By Josephine lowmon

If you wear eyeglasses and
can possibly afford it. you
should have more than one pair
Today glasses are so beautiful
and varied in shape and color
that they can actually add to
your attractiveness. You can use
them to make yourself look pref
tier. For this reason glasses
should also match the clothes
and occasion with which they
are worn.
Dainty evening glasses. with
rimless lenses and only a twist
of gold across the nose and at
the temples, are very different
from the ones you wear best
with tailored town clothes.
Glasses actually have become
accessories. There are three
types you should have in your
wardrobe.
First. a pair which has all
plastic complete frames. These
are no longer round but the
frames and lenses are elongated
and have a youthful sweep at
the outer edges. They will At
into a busy schedule and are
rugged enough to stand being
taken off and put on again fire.
quently. They are practical, at
tractive and appropriate for
sports, gardening, housework and
Evening star., 1953-01-12
Local Daughters Schedule
Quiz Contest Wednesdov

Though they won't be asked
to name the capital Of a faraway
country or guess the identity of
q baseball hero of the past, local
Daughters Of the American Rev.
olution will stage their own
quiz contest on Wednesday.
The contest is being sponsored
by the District OAR Approved
Schools Committee. 1t will get
under way at II am. in the
OAR Chapter House, with a
panel of three well-informed ex-
perts giving the answers.
The chapters have sent ques-
tions in advance to the State
approved schools chairman for
use in the quiz, and prizes will
be offered for those which are
used.
The broad field of the COM
mittee's work for 13 schools and
colleges will be covered. promis-
ing an Informative and enter
tanning program.
Panelists will be Miss Gertrude
Carraway, past vice president
general from North Carolina and
present editor Of the OAR Mag
azine; Mrs. Arthur c. Houghton,
past State chairman of approved
schools, and Mrs. David l.. Wells,
past District State regent and
former board member of the
Tamassee OAR School in South
Carolina.
Mrs. Joseph B. Paul. State
chairman, will serve as modera-
tor for the quiz program.
Mrs. Wells was also to give a
talk on approved schools today
at a luncheon being given by the
Victory Chapter in celebration
of it's 34th anniversary at the
Burlington Hotel. Miss Mamie
F. Hawkins, State regent, was to
be guest of honor.
Motion pictures will be fea-
tured at meeting Of the Dolly
Madison Chapter at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the Women's City
Club. Two color films, one of
Finland and the other of Eng
land and Belgium. will be shown.
Films will also hold the spot
light at another OAR meeting
this week. Two Department Of
Agriculture conservation films
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Mrs. Patton
To Be Guest

Mrs. James B. Patton, Presi-
dent General of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, will
be the guest of honor to-
day when members of the Con-
gress Program Committee of the
OAR will be entertained at a
luncheon by the chairman, Mrs.
Geoffrey Creyke, in the National
Officers Board Room.
Others expected to attend in
clude: Mrs. Gilbert GroSvenor,
vice chairman; Mrs. Bryan c.
Walker, secretary, and Mrs. John
w. Bricker, Mrs. Virginia H.
Lambert, Mrs. Joseph B. Paul,
Mrs. Bruce D. Reynolds and Mrs
James Shera Montgomery.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
By EIeni

Oy 6iSHi
NEW YORK, N. Y.-The rage
for stoles that is sweeping this
New York market is producing
any number of amusing sidelights
to the fashion picture. One dress
manufacturer commented that he
was tired of women "accesSoriZ-
ing" his dresses incorrectly so he's
making them complete with their
own scarfs so there won't be any
clash of color or pattern. An
other points out that maybe it
would be just as satisfactory for
him to go into the shawl" bust
ness since his success in selling
over $4,000 of the Brittany shawls
first introduced last season by
Pierre Balmain indicates new
market" These knitted-wool-
with-fringed-end shawls come in
4 shapes and % colors and have
captured fashions fancy, but
tremendously.
Stoles are worn for daytime.
cocktail and evening hours. They
are lined or unlined. They con-
trast or match. And to facilitate
wearing them many designers
have come up with gay "hold
that stole" arrangements. One
buttons them to the sleeves of
suit jackets. Another cuts a
sleeve into one side.
Much-seen idea is the sunback
cut on so many of the dresses
with jackets that are so versatile
In the Elfreda-Fox collection
camisole tops cut separately from
matching skirts give the impres-
sion of one-piece dress.
Pierre Balmain does an i'm
preSSive Job with his floral and
Evening star., 1953-01-12

will be shown at meeting of
the Potomac Chapter at 8 pm.
Wednesday at the OAR Chapter
House. The evenings entertain
ment has been arranged by DR..
Carolyn Pincock.
Miss Hawkins will be honor
guest at a benefit dinner to lie
given by the Mary Washington
Chapter at 6 pm. Thursday in
the Fairfax Hotel. Mrs. Jerome
Esker is program chairman for
the event, Mrs. Walter Arm
strong will have charge of
prizes, and Mrs. w. o. Burtner,
assisted by Miss Adelaide Farley.
is selling tickets.
The Capt. Joseph Magruder
Chapter will hear a talk by its
chapter librarian. Mrs. Ralph
Battles, at its meeting at / pm.
Friday at the Chapter House.
Luncheon will be served before
the business session which will
be conducted by Mrs. w H.
Richards, chapter regent.
Miss Lucille Ahnawake Hast
ings, chief of the welfare Sec
tion of the Board of Welfare
and Placement of the Bureau
of Indian Affairs. will speak at
the meeting of the Erasmus
Perry Chapter at pm. Satur-
day in the home of Mrs. Elcn
G. Salisbury, 8016 Flower ave-
nue.. Takoma Park, Md. Miss
Hastings will discuss the work
of her board with the Indians in
various parts of the county.