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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12

Local HadasSah groups will
give membership teas through
out the city on Tuesday, which
has been designated as Mem
bership Day by the Washington
Chapter Hadassah.
Mrs. Harry Burka, member
ship vice president for the chap
ter, has announced a highlight
of entertainment at the teas
will be in the form of a tele-
vision show" Capitol CarouSel, )"
at 1870 pm. on WMAL-TV,
which will be dedicated to new
members of Hadassah.
Hadassah's 5000 members
and their new member guests
will be Joined by the television
audience of this area in watch
ing the programs play, written
for the occasion by Mrs. David
Kushner. Depicting the work
of Hadassah in Israel, the play,
will show the efforts of Hadas-
sab women to aid Hadassah'S
health, medical, social and edu-
cation vocation work in Israel.
Mrs, Mark Smith, president
of the Washington Chapter
Hadassah, will tell her audience
of the many accomplishments of
HadaSSah throughout it's AZ
years of medical service in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
Local Delegation
To Attend PurIev

A large delegation from the
Soroptimist Club of Washington
is expected to attend the Amer
lean Federation of Soroptimist
Clubs South Atlantic Region
conference, to be held in Balti-
more on Saturday and Sunday.
Theme of the 39th regional
conference will be strength
Through Achievement"
The two regional delegates
from Washington are Miss Beu-
lah M. Hall and Mrs. Margaret
R. Dondero.
Others attending will be Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Perkins, president
of the local Soroptimist Club;
Miss Ella c. Werner, past treas
urer of the federation, and Mrs.
Edna H. Nick, regional director
of the South Atlantic Region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12

tee supplying Mrs. GettenberE.
mechanical implements for the
operation of the ORT technical
training schools, will report on a
recent official tour of ORT in
stallations in Western Europe,
Israel and North Africa.
Another speaker on the pro-
gram will be Wallace j. Camp
bell, chairman Of the executive
committee of CARE, who will
discuss the United Nations and
the relative Importance Of
ORT's program of voluntary
foreign aid.
Mrs. Roscoe C. Springer, presi-
dent of the Washington region,
will greet members and guests
and introduce the presidents of
the six chapters in the District
and nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Albert E. Smith, regional
program chairman, will preside.
ORT Organization for Re-
Mobilization Through Training)
maintains vocational schools in
10 countries for prosecuted and
displaced persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
Simple to Slim Waist

substitute fresh fruit-go easy on
salad dressings and oils and on
butter or oleo. Drink skinned
milk or buttermilk instead of
whole milk; avoid fried foods; do
not eat in between meals; leave
off those tidbitS and canapes and
make your helpings adequate but
moderate. If you have only a
few pounds to lose you do not
need a calorie chart if you will
follow these suggestions.
In this situation exercise will
bring you a special bonus. Ma
ture is kind to us in many ways.
but not in the question of weight
distribution from middle age on.
Perhaps in past years you gained
or 10 pounds without such
disastrous results in your figure.
Once you reach middle age, you
may find that only a few pounds
seem to make bigger difference
in your former girlish figure.
The following exercise will aid
you in quickly baniShing that
thick feeling through the waist:
Stand erect with your feet COM
fortably apart and your arms
raised sideways, shoulder height.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
Local Hodussoh Chapters
Plan Membership 7 eos

Israel, and of its own Point
Four" program in that area.
Assisting Mrs. Burka will be
Mrs. Silverstone, co-chairman.
and Mrs. David LinoweS, radio
and television chairman for the
chapter.
Tonight, the Bethedsa- Chevy
Chase Chapter of Hadassah will
meet at $50 pm. at the Mont
gomery County Jewish Com
munity Center, to offer a spe-
cial welcome to new members
with a musical playlet, Date
With HadaSsah."
The Skit, under the direction
of Mrs. William Gouled, pro-
gram chairman, will present
project chairmen explaining the
activities and purposes of
Hadassah.
The Silver Spring Chapter OF
Hadassah will celebrate Ma
tional Hadassah Week, which
began yesterday and will run
through Sunday, by giving in
formation to prospective men,
bers at two booths in the Silver
Spring Shopping Center the en-
tire week.
All paid-up members have
been invited to attend a gala
showing of furs and fall fashions
by local department store at
the Takoma Park Junior High
School next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12

2 teaspoons unf1avored gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
2 cups sugar
4 cups water
u cup lemon juice
4 cups canned loganberry
nectar
2 KS quartz bottles California
burgundy or other red table
wine, chilled
Soften gelatin in the 2 table
spoons cold water. Combine
sugar and the 4 cups water in a
saucepan: bring to a boil, STIR
ring until sugar is dissolved;
simmer S minutes. Remove from
heat. Dissolve softened gelatin
in the hot sirup. Cool. Add
lemon juice and loganberry nee
tar. Pour into refrigerator freez-
ing trays. Have refrigerator
cold control at coolest setting.
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Opportunities Unlimited:
An OId-Foshioned Kitchen
Was q Business Inspiration

me discarded cloth-old pique
dresses, faded chintz curtains
odd bits of old linen and per-
Gale. I made matching sets that
were really quite attractive
dish towels and dishcloths and
pot holders done around the
same color combination or with
interesting borders. I even did
one set with my monogram in
wild letters slanting down the
side. 1t wasn't fancy sewing
but I was very good at odd de-
signs and interesting color COM
binations.
After a while" Sara went on,
81 began giving these sets as
gifts to the people who had
liked them in my kitchen. Then
friends began asking if they
could buy them to give to their
friends!
Il made a deal with small
remnant shop, to get materials
very cheap. I charged 81 for my
labor per hour, and was able. by
adding that to the cost of ma
terials, to figure a good price.
"The first thing 1 bought with
my profits was a sewing ma
chine!
And now" she said, her face
lighting up. Eve are able to put
away about 81 a week out of
my own money, toward the nice,
modern home we want some
day."
If there is something about
your own house. or your own
wardrobe that particularly dis
turbs you-maybe it's a clue
Maybe, by taking steps to cor
rect or improve it, you may find
real jackpot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
TheChef
Sdys-

A sponge cake needn't be the
luxury indicated if some of the
oldtime cook books are followed.
Those impressive recipes often
called for as many as dozen
and half eggs, prohibitive IN
this day and age. Granted, the
sponge cake was superb can
remember wedges of it served
with raspberry shrub in the dim
parlor when the clergyman came
to tea, in my childhood. De-
liciously rich and so feathery it
seemed hardly cake at all,
Grandma's sponge" was her
pride and joy.
Proper sponge cakes contain
no butter and depend on the
eggs for their richness. The
yolks should be beaten until
thick and lemon colored and the
whites just until stiff enough to
hold up in peaks. but still shiny
Delicate sponge cakes should be
baked in INCREASED patent pans
in a slow oven and when baked,
inverted while in the pans and
left to cool. Layer cakes or
jelly roll are usually baked in
creased tins.
A simple, inexpensive sponge
cake is this one:
Beat the yolks Of 2 eggs until
thick and lemon colored, and
gradually add y cup of SUGAR.
Add 3s cup of hot water and "a
teaspoon or more lemon juice,
and beat well. Whip the egg
whites stiff but not dry, add,
gradually, another p cup of
sugar. Combine mixtures. Fold
in / cup of flour. mixed and
sifted, with ~ teaspoons of
baking powder and "a teaspoon
of salt. Bake for 35 minutes at
325 degrees. Inyert and cool in
pans. Dust with powdered sugar
before serving.
To make sponge cake in a
Mary Ann" form, try this:
Beat 3 eggs with a rotary
beater until they are light. Add
a few grains of salt and, grad
ually, l cup of sugar. Add 3
tablespoons of water and tea
spoon of vanilla. Beat all the
time during these additions. Mix
l cup flour and a teaspoon of
baking powder, and fold gently
into the egg mixture. Butter and
flour the bottom of a Mary
Ann" pan, pour in the cake
mixture and bake at 1926 de-
grees until a straw comes out
clean. Remove from the pan
when cool, and fill the cavity
with ice cream, whipped, favored
cream, berries, sliced peaches or
whatever you prefer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
By Anne Haywood

when Jim brought me to our
first home" Sara L. told me the
other day, IT almost wept at
the sight of the kitchen It was
simply huge. very old-fashioned
and about as unattractive as you
can imagine.
Il made my mind up that we
would stay in that house for only
one year she continued, land
then we would move to a place
with a nice, modern kitchen.
But then, the first thing I
knew, we had little Jim, and an
other baby on the way, and no
hope of an expensive move. Also,
believe it OF not, I had by that
time fallen in love with the
funny old kitchen!"
Sara L. is now the mother of
four children. and only q years
old herself. She is a very intel
ligent girl, and a good illustra-
ton of my conviction that
sometimes We get our luckieSt
breaks from things that seem.
at the time, distinctly unpleas-
ant.
In Sara's case it was the big
old-fashioned kitchen that start
ed her good luck.
II wanted to do everything I
could to make the kitchen at
tractive." she told me. Il started
by painting it nice clear yellow
I put big. chintz-covered screen
over the ugly old'pipes, and hung
up a few pretty pots I owned.
Then l decided really to Guido
myself on dish towels, dishcloths
and pot holders.
Il got all my friends to give
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
By Josephine Lowmon
Are you thick and tired of it;

Well, why don't you do some
thing about it? se44se that there
are a few fall delinquents still
around. BY fall delinquents I
mean those women who know
they cannot get into their fall
clothes either because of the
cruel experience of trying them
on or because they have been US
ing their bath DOM scales.
I can give you real assurance
that you can slim down your
Waistline in a short time. If you
are very much overweight, of
course, you will have to diet Sc
riously also. However, many
women pick up 5 to 10 pounds
and those rolls around the waist
during the summertime. This
can make such a big difference in
the way your clothes look!
If this is your trouble you do
not have to go in for strenuous
dieting. You should follow a few
simple rules as to diet. For a
little while leave off desserts and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12

annual meet
ing of tribute
to the ORT
members h ip
of the Wash
ington region
to be held
at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday in
the Willard
Hotel.
Mrs. Get
tenberg, who
iS ation I
chairman of
the commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
Logonburgundy Frost
MAKES about 4 Quarts.)

Freeze until mixture is frozen
inch in from edge of tray. Turn
into a chilled bowl; beat with
rotary beater until smooth. Re-
turn to freezing trays and freeze
until firm. A few minutes be-
fore serving time. turn sherbet
into a punch bowl. Add wine
gradually, stirring after each
addition until mixture is smooth.
Serve promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
Rumnqqe Sales

The Washington Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the Jewish Consump-
tives' Relief Society of Denver
Colo, has announced the OPEN
ing of a rummage store at 2010
Fourteenth street NV.
Mrs. Jacob Simon is chair
man of the store committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12

Twist the body to the right as
far as you can. Look back as
you twist and pull backward with
the right arm. Do the same on
the left side. Try to keep the
hips still, twisting at the waist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
.ORT Official
ToGive Talk

Mrs. 7Gustave Gutenberg, a
member of the National Board
of Women's American ORT, will
be the principal speaker at the
Evening star., 1953-03-12
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(continued.)

cREsTwooD Beautifully wooded
lots In one of WashinEton's most
2 sides by. Rock Creek Park, yet
Just 10 minutes to White House.
your home built on one of the
al OF the atmosphere of . country
estate. For information call Mrs.
Grant, co. 5-6246; exclusive with
PAUL P. STONE, l015 18th st. NV.
$50 DOwN-For a 1a-acre ramble,
Se fs adse ad 1sst 6syelGgTent g1ep facins cSe
$1,000 each. RA. 6-220o.
BE!LDERS-Group a rambler lots
Best All. location. JOHN H. MILLER,
Jr; q BRO. Ma. 8-2o57. Is
BRADLEY BLXD.-Over l acre; mr..
entrance of kenwood; ideal site for
tcscse cos' Jne nome;S gsSoiS' $4,000 GRAHAM &
10 ACRES, approx. 40o-ft. frontage,
LeeSburg pike. home and business;
$4,000. L. MCGEE KING. JE. 2-688O
s!!so fs GREEN Bssx..a REET.s Esv A.ap! r sss
szS5Sn saS5S SsfS5S !. .'; Ss: Ea H2
20 ACRES MONT. CO., MD, 2 block.
PAST Springbrook; 500 IT. on
subdiyision. OWNER. Vt RAkE De. Ea'tseeslys aeesis
PINE RIDGE, in nearby Fairfax
County-Beautiful wooded rambler
site, containing over $4,000 50. ft.,
on paved street; $1,000. GEORGE
MASON GREEN Co. ia. 2-3S3S:
evenings and Sundays, IA. 5-S165.
LOT = Commercial. Suitable many
types business; of Wilson blvd, Ar
lngton, close Kann's. Phone AID.
2-5517; ewes, OIL. 4-O569. 14s
APT. SITE (29Ox27O). water and
sewer installed and paid in full; on
5O-ft. street. one block from Lee
hwy, bus and stories. in Falls
Church. Va. JE. 2-l246. l6s
SEMIDET.; 1S lots; utilities in; street
on grade; Riverdale; blocks from
new hwy. AP 1926,
Evening star., 1953-03-12
B0ATS

SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
brokerage listings containing Cor
rect Craft. Wheeler. Richardson.
esst Tshs wsiin sis'ea ana cn1s oshsf
1853 Correct Craft cruisers and
ETunabouts now on display. THE
WyAtsa1NGToM VASE NC 9 \, N MARINA; s1S;, 1900
n3TfEss' 4 4 iss sam fq1sfE FaHs g SHSRcS sz e
|oWENsE@4, foot sedan cruiser. 90
np: Flsgship marine engine. like
coats inside and out: 1t is in water,
to spend Ic for repairs, equipment
or reconditioning. You can, stand
up anyplace in cabin with hat on
galley. head and all extra equip
ment make it perfect for. family
week, end or extended cruising. Ex-
ira large cockpit. perfect for fish-
in D. c.. and this is the only ex..
pense you will have. Priced " of
Be Be tipancsd :, aS Ike IKE sa6 es5. Call owner
WANTED-1,l2:ft: boat-trailer. Pay up
BOAT KITS by Custom Craft. Save
500! Factory-asSembled mahogany
frames, brass screws. precut parts,
20 models 10 to Is feet. Price,
quality and excellent design make
Custom Craft your best buy. Call
LU. 1-0044, -23
TRADE 125-h.p. Gray marine in
board motor for 25 h.p. outboard
motor. JE. 2-S363 or IA. S-O055.
GOING TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Must be sold. Aft. cabin cruiser,
as is. Phone Ia. 9-9754. Ia
sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON co.
Dealers in This Area for
Safticraft Steel 2S-ft. and 32-ft.
c.ntu,v ,rbos1ga GTgHiseY nd outbo.,d,
Shepherd Inboards
YACHT BROKERS
Maine Ave. and M st. S.W. ST. 3-4145I
Evening star., 1953-03-12
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont. }

FORD AS FL panel 1a-ton; red; thor
HILL g. SANDERS, wash IS Oldest
Ford Desler' ssnd' lila Vermont ave. DIV
FORD 1850 FL pickup; almost new
steel rack; s7s5. HILL I'LL 4 Us SANDERS:
Wash.'s. Oldest Ford Dealer. 1114
Vermont ave. w. AID. 4-430O. .---12
FORD 1852 F-3 stake: under 5000
niles IKE neT oWned ssSe ez Only esn1say snsSS H Giia
SANDERS. wash. S Oldest Ford Deal
ee5. lila Vermont ave. NV. AID, A.
FORD 1850 FL panel; exceptionally
sb sss6 taTGIsnSu' aEG ANpERs f2aRss' %sss SSase
ave. NV, AID. 4-43O0. 10
WILLYS '4s panel truck; perfect me
chanical cond.; good tires; new paint
lob: privately owned. Ii. 3-7029;
CHEVROLET '4s M-ton panel: . re-
CHEVROLET. 18th and Florida ave.
FoRDi 6iRi HS5 SO 277ssoG v7s Gi-ton panel: COM
sss5. ADDISON cHEvRoIET. l4th
CHEVROLET 1871 sedan delivery;
good condition; $275. JE. 2-1145.
FORD 1910 pickup: S95 or best offer.
ISTERNATioNAL 1888 D-4o, cab and
chassis; SIS; "a; 25540s; la
new cond; orig. owner: cost $3.50;
must sac: S1,295. terms. ROPER.
lSth and r l. ave. ne. IL"
1NTERN4TIoNAL Ar ie4a ,Kg.2, heavy
TRANSMISSION AND REAR END,
little used. for International D3O.
Also other parts. MIR. KROTO,
OIL. 10000. is
1949 FORD furniture van. Excel.
cond. Priced low. Phone JU. 5-1242.
Evening star., 1953-03-12
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 dump, with Day.
brook body with cab shield and high.
load sideboards Fully equipped with
signal lights and all running lights
radio. heater. spotlight. sun visor
2sspeed rear and flsh-plated frame
PARKWAY FORD. 3051 NJ st. NV.
AID. 2-0lS5. Open 9 to 3.
FORD l94S FL S-cylinoer Na-tor
panel delivery; repainted Ford red
heater; excel. tires: $685.. PARK.
WAY FORD. S051 NJ st. NV. AID
TRUCKS--When looking for you
used truck. be sure and see US. Oul
vast experience In sales and main
tenance Of new and used trucks !
at your service; EDMoNDS MOTORS
blvd, Arlington. Va. -Ia
FORD 1850 ia-ton panel. viii sacri
fee for quick sale. Can be seen real
2013 Kearny st. ne. HU. 3-7033
FORD 1e47 is-ton pickup; in excel
lent condition. $500. Call Ii
- $50. 49,
Evening star., 1953-03-12
MONEY WANTED

WANTED. $42,OOO. 1st trust. Is yrs.
or longer loan on 265-acre Wash.
market dairy farm. This farm con-
investment by the owner is much
over twice the amount Of the loan
asked. In addition can otherwise be
more secured. For more details. write
hill I'd. Silver Spring. Md. --l5
Evening star., 1953-03-12
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Mr.. SALT WATER POToMAC-over
seven thousand #. new paved rd
frontage; A miles Capitol. 2So a.,
So. Md 100 q. at sos or all at S45
per . OWNER, Box I63-B. Star.
OVER ONE-HALF ACRE in Spring
vale Section. Va. Ii. 7-S429. Ia
BEAUTIFUL i3-acre home sites,
overlooking Potomac River, with
street and water. LO. 1850. -l3
5000 BLOCK OXON HILL RD.-ia-
acre, billy lot, considered ideal for
IL any mod. home plans: loo on
south side Of turnaround on Carey
brook lane; S1,450. Info. 10
3-543e. between 7-10 pm
136 ACRES. vicinity Fairfax Country
Club, 100 yds. to golf course: gentle
contours, water and sewer in: ready
to develop. Priced right good terms
G.. LOUIS CAPuTI, Realtor. JE.
Ti1fl SILVER ( SPRING, 5 lots with TaS sewer
sPd sRErzE HstcS Co, III III. ss5s5s s5s;9o0 -is feSn
O5.OOO SQUARE FEETWHeart Of Ar.
lineton Good for ONCE building with
first-fioor stores, hotel, large shop
ping center. Call IA. 5-606O. BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. -l2
10000 so. FT.-Arlington; zoned
apartments. Call ia. $4,000. BOSS
sMfLvER sMfL faEsFIi sPR1NG lGC OFF CA. AvT.Ees
lots in whole or part for builders
Mr.. Lebling. Other than once hrs.
OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT B. HALL CO.
OIL. 2-3@50. -l2
Evening star., 1953-03-12
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

aND TRUST, $500. payable S4s
mo. e. interest. S6,5o6 B & L lst
trust; $1,000 Or best offer. RE,
$3.50 AT 6ss, .$3l per mo. Secured
by 2-yr. -old brick. 10. $4,000. -l2
end TRUSTS, assorted, some as
much as 50T discount. All quality
notes. MR.. ARTHUR, RE. 7-2l61.
2ND TRUST. "A prior payments
made. 5-yr, ,-old, semidet. brick
yiitdh eustom-6uilt porch; $500
VIII take approx. $4,000 If re-
financed. 500 discount. Elk.
3-340S; ewes, HE. 4-6617. MR..
2ND TRUST NOTE. SS 500, pay
able S36 per mo. 6ec interest on
trac- discount JU. 6-2665; after
8 pm. JU. S-9SMS. =l3
Evening star., 1953-03-12
AUTokoTIVE MISc.

WOOD STATION WAGON repairing
compl. body; guar. wk. HO. 2-5S19
Evening star., 1953-03-12
MOTORCYCLES

AUTO DEALERS and
son Servicar; ridden. less than H.
900 miles; $400 or best cash offer
MASTER AUTO BODY DE. 2-178S.
HARLEY-DAV1DSON 1852. "a. DIV.
peri. cond., low mileage, covered
with chrome. EN-. 2-6239. -15
Evening star., 1953-03-12

ARLINGTON COURTHOUSE
Pvt. air-cond once in established
law ONCE with secretarial and tele-
phone service; parking facilities;
reas. charge. Call ia. S-6622. g.
am. til 5 m. daily. -12
Evening star., 1953-03-12
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me reflnarce your home ano
consolidate your present trusts
thereby requiring monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal.
ance in cash Call MR. MILLER
Me. 8-1220: evenings. LA. 6.5194
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
service. Call MA. S-654O
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
l014 K CT. NV. Ilth and X
Evening star., 1953-03-12

NEAR 14th AND PARK RD., 3A2e
14th st. n.w.-Ofnce, plus liv quar-
ters; entire lst floor. RA. 6-2036.
14th AND X sTs. N.w.-1-rm. once
in downtown elev. once bldg, all
services INCLUDED in rent; immed.
BERSsTEiN q Si Co, 19Piy 12P5 x Lao St. NV: W.
Me $4,000
BETHESDA, Wis. ave.-second- floor
front; So, 81 HOWARD R. scHAFER.
1fth Ok &ND SNhttl tNEw YORK AVE. NV Nv
Approx. 1000 So. it., avail. in down
town elev. of. bldg; immed. occup. !:
all services included in rent. To
inspect. call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
& CO. 1915 K 81. NV. NE. S-540O.
SINGLES. two-room and three-room
suites available now near Conn.
and K; reasonable rates with
monthly leases if desired; telephone
RIDDEIL REALTY CO.
DI. 1-7900 1140 K St. NV.
Downtown Office Bldg.
Several suites available in a desirable
air-conditioned bldg. Call BOSS Il
PHELPS. INC. MA. $4,000. -I3
RING BLDG. - APPROXI-
MATELY 1,500 SO. FIT. OF
SELECT OFFICE SPACE IN
THIS DESIRABLE BLDG,
FACING CONN. AVE-, ON A
SUB-LET BASIS. CALL MR..
MACY, HU. $4,000, OR MR..
WHITAKER, RE. 7-7226.
Evening star., 1953-03-12

ANY MAKE or MODEL
Late models and .prewar. Drive in
with your title for more cash or
will pay of balance. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-12

DE SOTO 1947 convertible; . one
owner: :,,,l3 i9w-milsaEs car; neE TOP
Priced for mediate disposal; .$795.
L. p. STEUART, INC, 34th and Ben
ming I'd. Ii. 3-955O. Open 9-9.
Bank financing. -16
DE SOTO 194g Custom 4-dr.; r. and
offer. Can finance. 10. 4-7502. Iii
DE SOTO 1868 Powermaster "6" Sc
dan; fully equipped; company ON
cial car; will give substantial dis
count; S2,495, or an over allowance
Sp.,'.H On your nI present TcosEG;xGal car; Gall M MT;
Bladensburg I'd. ne, Ii. 6-3636.
Evening star., 1953-03-12

NEAR I4th AND PARK RD., 3A2o
ters; entire lst floor. RA. 6-2036.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Demonstration Club Women Study
Yule Decorations at Nunnally Home
Green Boy News

Howard Nunnally. Of Richmond
spent several days with Mrs Adj
die Nunnalv last week. MI. Nun
nally is slowly recovering from a
severe heart attack.
Mrs c. P. Kaufman. Mrs Bob
by Wilson. Mrs. Jack Nunnally
and Mrs. Addie Nunnally were
Christmas shoppers. at Richmond
friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Kaufman
were among the guests Saturday
evening when Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Ross. of CreWe entertained With a
dinner party and bridge at Long
wood House at Farmvillee
The Home Demonstration Club
met with Mrs. Jack Nunnally
Tuesday night Mrs c. P Kautf-
man and Mrs. Bobby Wilson DEM
onstrated Christmas decorations
Mr. and Mrs James Garrett
and daughters. Betty. and Bar
bara of Lynchburg. and MI and
Mrs. j. w Blue Of Richmond,
were week end guests Of Mi and
Mrs. c B Garrett
Mr. and Mrs. G. " Palmer We're
overnight guests Thursday Of
Mr.. and Mrs, c L Ramsey al
Lynchburg.
Mrs. c. B. Garrett is confined to
her home by sickness
MI. and Mrs. Ed Shinault visit
ed their daughter al Chase City.
Saturday
The Dramatics Club is busy
preparing a play For Pete's
Sake" to be presented the evening
OF December H.
Mrs. L. Bond OF Smithheld
is spending some time with her
DAUGHTER. Mrs A. L. Francis. and
MI Francis