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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT or BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY

COUNTY:
Board of Public welfare of Buck
ineham County Virginia
Plaintiff
against
Mrs Annie Stanley. Mrs Nan
ME Edwards. Mrs Walker Stan
ley. Lille Gobblcr. Leila Town
son Emmett Com. Mrs. Floyd
Harris. Jubal Shumaker. Mrs
Nell Carter Gertrude walls
Luke II Com and other per
sons If any. Who may be m
terested III the subject 10 be
disposed Of whose names are
unknown and who are made
defendants hereto by the
general description Of Parties
Unknown. defendants.
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit is TO
subject the real and personal es-
tate of which Nancy Heath Wot-
ten, deceased otherwise known OF
as Nancy Heath and Nancy j
Heath. owned at the time Of her
death, particularly a tract OF
land Of sixty acres, more or less.
situated IN Francisco District
Buckingham County. Virginia
which was devised unto her by her
first husband william J Heath
Jr, deceased under ms Will adj
joining lands Of r S Burruss
Jr. on the north and west form
erly owned by Gayle and
Stanley and on the south
and east by lands Of the United
States government formerly own
ed by A w Slider. 10 the pay
ment Of the costs Of this suit and
Of the plaintiff claim Of $1,000 90
Process having been served on
seventeen of the defendants not
named in the caption hereto. and
II appearing BY the bill filed that
such defendants represent like
interests with parties who have
not been served with process.
named In the captain hereto. and
it being stated In the bill that
there may be other persons IN
terested in the subject 10 be dis
posed Of whose names are UNI
known who are made defendants
hereto 'by the general description
Of Parties Unknown" it Is ord
cred by the court that said de-
PENDANTS named IN the caption
hereto and said Parties IN
known " do appear before said
court within ten days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary 80 protect their
interests herein and IL is fur
ther ordered that this order be
published once Il week for four
successive weeks IN The Farm.
vile Herald. q newspaper pub
lLshed in the town Of Farmyille.
Virginia which has general cir
. culation IN said County Of Buck
ingham
Teste
JOHN G SPENCER. Clerk
q NJ ROGERS. p. q.
Buckingham. Virginia 5-6-4t
VIRGINIA..
: In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County May 3. 1855
James Fletiher Sprays
Complainant
vs. In Chancery
Eunice Owen Sprays. Defendant
Order of Public alton
The object " this suit Is 70
obtain divorce <a>uEnsa ct thoro
for the complainant from the de-
fendant on the ground 81 de-
sertion ana Ii have the same
merged into a divorce from the
bond Of ma.r.mony al the law
( provides
/ An affidavit having been made
and filed. according To Law. stat
ing that the said Elnice Owen
Sprays Is non-resident Of tht
State, Of Virginia. i. Is ordered
that she do appear within ten
days after due publication Of this
order and do what may b.. ne
cessary TO protect her interest In
this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORTNG FAILWEIL.
p. q. 5-l3-4l
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
In the Clerks Once OF the Cir
cult Court OF Bucking ham
County: on this 9th Das OF
May 1855:
TO the colotcd heirs at law. OF
Frances Woodaou, a colored Wo-
man deceased whose names
are unknown
You are hereby notified that d
tract Of land Of thirty tipht acres
listed upon the commissioner
land books of Marshall District.
colored sheet, Buckingham COun-
ty. Virginia for the year. 1855
IN the name OF Frances Woodson
and therein described aS belne on
Route GIT four miles west Of Al
vonla was sold ON the sl5th day
of March 1888 for dellouent
taXes leFics interest and costs 10
the Commonwealth Of Virginia
and an application for the pur-
chase thereof has been Hi q III
ibis Office
And II appearing from tie rcc-
ordS ~ tins Office that yuu are
interested IN said lands. you arc
further notified 10 appear IN THIS
office IN fom months from date
of tins notice ana do what MAY
be necessary 10 protect yUul I'LL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Cathartie and


the healing has BEEN PERMANENT. The years since then
have been active happy marked by vigorous health
Our CHILDREN have ell been BORN QUICKLY and
HARMoNIoUsLY under Christian Science treatment. At the
time Of the first BIRTH WARTS which had had since child
hood DISAPPEARED although the practitioner who helped
me through absent had not then met been
told Of the warts.
Through the study practice Of Christian Science there
has gradual mental reconstruction which has changed
my entire outlook fe The following Of fhs
conditions which have healed in my family DEAFNESS
10 SPINAL INJURY. RHEUMATIC PAINS, CYST, persistent
biovsness trouble chicken pox eorns, sprans, cuts
bois ssrsehes, colds and coughs.
PriekIy heat caused my small much irritation for
several weeks after took up residence In the tropics
Finally corrected The irritation In my thought which
oeessoned by the ehiIds CONSTANT INVASION or MY
STUDY PERIODS. When clearly that this errors
effort prevent my study Of Christian Science but that the
ssnei Of Truth and Love cannot be invaded outdoor in
claimed the eIds attention, and longer dis
ivrbed Within days his skin clear and smooth So
CALLED cHILDRENs DISEASES HAVE SELDOM VISITED
family Of children but the few occasions when
have been faced with Them release through Christian Science
treatment has RAPID As sndesvorsd build thought
upon strong foundation Of Truth fallen arches, which had
persisted for years and caused great discomfort COM
pIsfely healed.
MY experience with an IMPAcTED WISDOM TOOTH may
be Of interest others dentist who took xrsy picture
Of the tooth told that hs extraction would have TO BE
HOSPITAL CASE piece OF bone must first be removed
in order TO get TOOTH which had spread IFS roots and
was lying on side downward direction below ths gum
taking up prsyerfv Christian Science discovered
mvsh be corrected In my thinking decided 10 make
greater direct my thoughts upward God and OUT
to mankind instead Of forever inward my prob
Iens In addition endeavored TO be soesbls,
Joyous active church worker and alert TO do
prsysfv metaphysical work for world problems Nearly nine
passed without any further trouble from the TOOTH
which gradually turned round and above The surface
sufficiently for n TO be removed normally
Words inadequate express my gratitude 10 God for
Mrs. Eddy for Christian Science Ny prayer TO become
more worthy member Of great movsmsnMrs) Claire
G. Corridor, Singapore MsIsys.
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Senators Humphrey
CONTINUED from Rack Page)
PART z
Crooked Devil Democratic Politics.
That's the Farm ProbIem!!!

However, "ovr FsfherMoiher God, shsrmonious will
ovs the farm problem step by step, dishonest thinking
nd leadership and prayers forced to yield to Gods
|wil-whieh will work out THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE
GREATEST NUMBERI
|. In The meantime, LIFE MORE ABuNpANTLy" for the
Farmer seems to be held In allegiance while Gods Word Is
uneioning per His heroic ST. Paul: BE NOT DECEIVED
zoo is NOT MocKED. WHATSOEVER A MAN sowETH,
hat SHALL He ALSO REAP"l
Nevertheless "pivINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET AND
FlWAYs WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEEDI
And, LOVE IS IMPARTIAL AND UNIVERSAL IN us
FDApIAToN AND BESToWALS. IT IS THE OPEN
rouNT WHICH CRIES, no. EVERY ONE THAT
H'ksTETH COME We TO THE WATERS'."-P -, sab.
Preceded by TN DIVINE SCIENCE, WHERE PRAYERS
IKE MsNTAL,-A-LL MAY AVAIL THEMSELVES OF
GOD AS "A VERY PRESENT HELP IN TROUBLE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
C-h-i-I-d-I-e-s-s Career Of Jesus!!!

tTHE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN, THE WOMBS
THAT NEVER BEAR AND THE PAPS THAT NEVER
GIVE SUCK, AND WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE
WITH CHILD :" !!!-Jesus in Luke, Chs. FL & %.
| READERS, BEWAREl-DO NOT LET
INVOLUNTARY MOUTHPIECES OF THE DEVIL
AMONG THE PRIESTHOOD THROW DUST IN
YOUR EYES! BY WATERING DOWN THESE
VERSES FROM LUKE. THEY MEAN EXACTLY
WHAT THEY SAY, WITHOUT ANY IFS,
ANDS OR BUTSl GOD DECLARES IT.
BEWARE OF THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE
HUMAN COUNTERFEIT CREATIONl!! GOD TO HIS
REV. MARY BAKER EDDY-DAUCHTER-
SUCCESSOR TO THE VIRGIN MARYiil-
AND CHRIST JESUSl:
3THE TOTAL DEPRAVITY OF MORALS ALIAS
/ MORTAL Mindful
D. 2, Mrs. Eddy's Miscellaneous Writings.
HENCE, THE IMPERATIVE NECESSITY FOR
"A CHRISTLIKE, THOROUGH, SPIRITUAL REBIRTH,
IN THUS PERMITTING THAT MIND WHICH WAS
ALSO IN CHRIST JESUS TO SUPERCEDE THE
EGO OF THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE
PSYCHOLOGY, INTO WHICH ALL HUMAN
OFFSPRING ARE BORN!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

animal magnetism evil mind, Is thoroughly uncovered by
Snrsn science and msfsrislsm Is eomprshsndsd by
scientists - utter nohingnsss As each prsssnsy prophet
msnsss the chrsfy seeing that heals the sick ts sorrow.
Ing the sinful he will be able prevent sny show Of
On me Pa o. material sense TO reverse fhs good which
mas accomplished through Truth Preventing reversal In his
individual experience he will help prevent u in fhs entire
Christian Science movement
Refusing to be influenced by rnsfersIste trends Of
thought the prssndsy prophet looks for something more
tangible than merely human acknowledgment Of wonderful
ruins he knows that fhs spirit Of prophecy him must be
accompanied by the proof Of healing He accepts the pro-
nouneemenf made by Mrs. Eddy in miscellaneous Writings
P "s Christian Science Is than prophet prop
neey presents not words alone but wor-fhs daily dem
onsirson Of Truth and Love-"
The resistance Of mssrisIism disappear before the
prophecy which Is expressed in constant healing works.
such works alone prophets and prophecy will receive
the respect OF oil mankind Spiritual facts will be found intact
and forever present. and they will be Of importance than
oil that matter and IFS soesed laws have ever produced
Prophecy will finally triumph, because prophets will be faith
ful TO what they Of Truth
Helen Wood Bsvman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Ito Be Continued
The Way Of Companions
CONTINUED From Back Page)
THE WAY or COMPANIONS

This is, indeed. very great honor and Is that
shall always remember Doubtless, gifted speaker
could find exactly the right words TO express his appreciation
But that his words could not have meaning
than mine when say simply but with utmost sincerity that
am deeply grateful.
few weeks ago, Pan American World Anyways
novneed that spending 269 million dollars the pvr
chase Of As let transport srpanes for service
beginning in December 1852 With these planes. the trip
from New York 70 Paris will require only six hours and IS
minutes The trip TO London will take six hours and IS
minutes. Honolulu will be only ava hours from Seattle;
Tokyo, only Eva hours Other cities countries and continents
will be brought much closer in terms Of travel time.
When read this announcement called TO mind the day
in 1877 when Charles Lndbersh became fhs first in his
tory 70 make transatlantic solo flight crossing from New
York TO Paris in 33 hours know that many in this audience
also recall that day You will remember that newspapers
devoted virtually their entire front pages this event
and Of course many columns Of inside space Radoihen
pretty much in lis infsney-gavs equivalent II
Of the big stories Of all time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

( MR. RAsKoB was Ves-Prssidsnf Of General Motors
mvIfi-miIionsrs, probaby-snd Yves consumed with q
burning hatred and resentment Of Herbert Hoovs defeat
Roman Catholic Al Smith for the Presidency
And Raskob employed devils genius, the clever writer
to fhs Hoover for years for
The oessd Hoover dspressions worldwide effect Of World
War land finally Eleanor Roosevelt had TO repvdss
his glazing fsIsehoods
And very we'll she msy-fhs DEVILS frsiforovs, Demo
cratic Hebrews, Roman Catholics and sabofsged
oovers Administration. determined get the White House
via frsorovs sabotage. after they failed achieve in the
Hoover-AI Smith election!
SAME DEADLY. DEvILisH DEMOCRATIC LABOR
HEBRAc, RED. PSYCHOLOGY MENTALLY
ASSASSINATED THE LATE BLAIR MOODY ace 81
THE DEVIL TAKING THE BIBLICAL IL YEARS.
Mr.. Moodys submission TO medical psychology, sATU-
RATED with the deviIl-snmsI msgnefism-SUFFocATED
HIS DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL SENsE-HIs THANKING
HIS VERY LIFE HERE!-WAS DEAD DUcK'-his spiritual
immsfurfy PreeIvding Gods
physicians His CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONERS
WE REITERATE: IT WAS THE DEADLY, CANcsTER
cIoDEMocRATIc PSYCHOLOGY THAT MENTALLY
AssASSlNATED BLAIR MOODY VIA INVOLUNTARY
SPIRITUAL MALPRAcTIcElH
ADLArs SON BADLY HURT IN CAR CRASH
Windsor Daily sfar)
GOSHEN. Ind, UP)-Ads Sievsnsons son. John, TO-
seriously injured in esr-rvek collision today which
killed two Harvard University classmates riding in his
The of he presidential candidate taken Goshen
General Hospital In serious condition. He suffered broken
knee cap, cuts and bruises.
Police said truck driven by Fred Gill; 49, Detroit Mieh
eoded headon with the wesbovnd Stevenson The truck
attempting TO another truck and in fhe wrong
lane when II struck the youths auto, police said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
'Wanton Barbarism
&c. S. Monitor EdiforisD

Maj Gen. Harlan c. Parks, senior United Nations mem
Der OF the Military Armes Commission in Korea has right
fully used vigorous language In denovnens ihe destruction
by Communist fire Of vnarmed American trainer plane
which inadvertently crossed into the demltarlzed zone be-
tween North and South Korea.
Chinese North Korean planes have nirvdsd not mers-
into hs dsfsrred but South Korean territory
guarded by uN than 50 times since the truce
according General Parks but turned back without
being fired upon Reds have fred 10 vnsrmed Allied air
craft In The last 10 months.
The nsedsssnsss Of such trgssrhsppy shooting and
nvsnes Of FIRE after The plane falling justify the Asr
generals accusation Of wsnon bsbsrs" This sort Of
Incident 10 characteristic Of the tension along Tho
Korean bordsns than II s Of other parts Of The Sovshoc
periphery Settlements have been offered for incidents In tho
Boring Strait and Bulgaria.
But Communist China continues 10 show sury and bsI
ssrenf side while We envoy talks 81 Geneva about
lease Of prisoners The Incident vndsrlnss the need for
better and solution Of The Issue IN korss
than maintenance Of pun-sivdded truce line.
TpIRtJNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER II. 1855 ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Be Healthy, Wealthy, and, Wise

AS PER MY BELOVED HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
MESSIAH SON. CHRIST JESUS, TO YOU.
seek YE FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AMI
his RIGHTEOUSNESS, AND ALL THESE THINGS
SHALL BE ADDED UNTO YOUR
BUT KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!
IND ABUNDANT STUDY OF MY (CoNs) CHRIST
4 MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
1EsSIAH TO ALL PEOPLES! is IMPERATIVE
OUT OF THE ABUNDANCE OF THE HEART,
he LIPS SPEAKETH'.
"THE PEN Is MICHTIER THAN THE SWORD!
FOR THE WEAPONS OF OUR WARFARE ARE NOT
CARNAL, BUT MIGHTY THROUGH GOD TO
HE PULLING DOWN OF STRONCHOLDS"-
EVEN TO THE COMMUNIST GOLIATH
BICANTIC FRAUD AND M-Y-T-H!li
PART4
l, GOD, GOOD, AM ALL THAT is REAL
IND COODl
ALL EVIL AND MATERIAL FORMS OBJECTS,
IRE SHADOWY, MYTHICAL COUNTERFEITS
OF THE DIVINE, THE Externally
HARMONIOUS, CHRISTLIKE AND SPIRITUAL
AS PER MY HEROIC ST. PAUL:
'THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL"i
PART S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
AdIai Stevenson Sons Auto
tContinued from Back Page
PART ,

fContinueA Back Page)
PART
Roman Catholic John Raskob,
Democrat, Devils Enemy OF
Prohibition. Fared Much Worse-His
Son Was Killed Some Is Years Ago,
More or Less
Continued Next Column TOP
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New Years Blessings
CONTINUED from Back Passy
PART 3


kEcAUsE-coD MUST COME AHEAD OF HUSBANDS,
WIVES, CHILDREN, PARENTS, BROTHERS,
listers, LANDS, AND POSSESSIONS, ALI
MORAL COURAGE Is THE LION OF THE
IMESSIAHI TRIBE OF JUDA, THE KING OF THE
MENTAL REALM. FREE AND FEARLESS,
IT ROAMs IN THE FOREST. UNDISTURBED
1T LIES DOWN IN GREEN PASTURES
BESIDE STILL WATERS.-S&H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

ons pgrimsgss fasting bread and for years.
other Notifications Of fhs ssh But the church conceived
the happy idea Of substituting money payments for these
Psnsness The system Of ndvssness thus into
Evening star., 1955-05-30
bD aGk
watch
with q
SIln2an
plaid blouse and
pIaid-trimmed
khaki shorts
each 3.99

All set for your season in the
sun our tun-loving cotton
separates that contrast
American khaki Nth Scotch
Black Watch! The SleeveleSS
blouse has a pert a0ing collar
.. the plaid-belted and
cuTed shorts a fly front. Both
in sizes 10 to Is,
Evening star., 1955-05-30
New Members
For Sorority

The Tau Omicron Phi Serv-
ice Sorority recently initiated
five new members.
The new members are Miss
Sue Gruver, daughter of Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Earl Schuman
Gruver; Miss Elizabeth Ann
Osborne, daughter of Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Theodore M.
Osborne; Miss Betty Sue
Pence. daughter of Mrs. Ar
thur w Pence and the late
Maj Gen. Pence: Miss Ann
Rogers, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. George D. Rogers, and
Miss Patricia N. Wander Hy-
den, daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Walter F. Wander Hyden.
The ceremony was conducted
by the president of the So
rority. Miss Mary Ann Cush-
ing, daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Robert H. Gushing.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Academy Men
Receive Awards

Coast Guard Cadet David
Brockman Flanagan Of Rich
mond has been presented the
annual OAR award to the
Coast Guard graduating cadet
for excellency in theoretical
and practical seamanship.
Miss Gertrude S. Carraway,
President General, made the
presentation at o m m n ce-
ment exercises at the United
States Coast Guard Academy.
Midshipman Stephen Doug
las Lowe of Lynn, Mass. will
be presented the award as the
winner from the United States
Naval Academy on Wednes-
day.
On Sunday, Cadet John T.
Hamilton of Towson, Md, will
receive the award for gradu-
ating highest in Mechanics at
the United States Military
Academy.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
OAR to Present
Fluq Wednesday

The Chevy Chase Chapter
of the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution will present
an American flag to Brownie
Troop 1913 in a ceremony on
Wednesday in the Battery
Park club house.
Mrs. Robert l.. Jarnagin,
Correct Use of the Flag Com
mittee chairman, will make
the presentation.
The chapter also plans to
present eight history and 20
good citizenship medals to boys
and girls in the senior and
junior high schools Of Mont
gomery County at their re-
Spective graduations.
Mrs. John r. Arnold was re-
Gently elected and installed as
regent of the chapter. Other
new officers are: Mrs. Eliot C.
Lovett. first vice regent; Mrs.
Raymond M. Schenke, second
vice regent; Mrs. Edwin M.
James, chaplain: Mrs. David
M. Mari recording secretary:
Mrs Alexander M. Walker,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Victor H. Harding, treasurer;
Mrs. Albert M. Conradis, as
Sistant treasurer: Mrs. Walter
B. McEachern, registrar; Mrs.
Mason B. Leming, historian;
Mrs. Robert l.. Jarnagin, Ii
brarian, and Mrs. Roger J.
Whiteford. editor.
The Prince Georges County
Chapter has also elected new
officers for the coming year,
headed by Mrs. Louise w.
Burrowes as regent. Those who
will serve with her are: Mrs.
Roy T. Olds, vice regent; Mrs,
Huiett Caldwell, chaplain;
Mrs. Henry J Walther, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Peter
H. SteltZ, corresponding sec
retary; Miss Mary E. Shafer,
treasurer; Mrs. Jessie H.
Brown, registrar; Mrs. Bertram
Boice, librarian. and Mrs. Nc
Claim B. Smith. historian.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Political Study Club
Headed by Mrs. Hill

Mrs. Charles Chase Hill has
been elected president of the
Political Study Club.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Hollis Lamar lines, Mrs. Pearl
Watt Gibb and Mrs. Helen
Weldon Denit, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Marian H. Stew
art, recording secretary; Miss
Airline Baker, corresponding
secretary; Mildred Pye, treas
urer; Mrs. William Preston
Crismond, auditor; Mrs. Chris
tian Stanley Carpenter, his
torian; Mrs. Newton c. Wing,
parliamentarian; Mrs. Henry
Fenno Sawtelle, custodian:
Mrs. Harry Babcock, Miss Ivy
Lee Buchanan and Mrs. Allan
M. Thomas, directors to the
Federation of Women's Club
of the District.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Washington Women
Gain Two Offices

Two District women were
elected to Offices at the recent
convention of the National So
ciety Daughters Of the Union,
1861-65, in Indianapolis. Ind.
Mrs. Virginia Heckert Lam
bert was elected first vice
president and Miss Frieda
Burson, registrar.
Both are members of the
1t. Thomas Wyatt Wheeler
Chapter.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
BY JOSEPHINE LOwMAN

Years ago we heard little of
allergies. Now it seems that
about one-third of the people
we know are allergic to some
thing. AS a matter of fact
more than 20 million people in
the United States alone are
allergic.
AS most of you know, being
allergic means that one or
more articles you come in
contact with or eat, cause an
unpleasant and unnatural re-
action in you. This may take
the form of a rash, itching
skin, asthma, swollen eyes, or
even pains in the stomach or
irregularity in the intestinal
tract.
While this condition usually
is not actually painful it GER
tainly can be uncomfortable
and annoying and also damag-
ing to an attractive physical
appearance. If you periodical
ly or chronically break out in
Evening star., 1955-05-30
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
Summer Sweaters From Puris
Have Smart Lonq-Torso Look

on July % with the Patou col
lection leading of. In Florence,
the openings are scheduled
for July % to the 26th.
4 X
The most f1attering fabric a
woman can wear is the way
one woman described velvet to
us. Formerly thought of strict
ly as a winter fabric, today
velvet ranks as a r-rouEd
favorite.
One Of the biggest assists
the velvet industry has re-
Gently received is that the
improved silicone finish on
water repellancy is now rem
dering velvet impervious to
drops of rain, spilled liquids
and other water spQtting.
Strangely enough the addition
of this new process does not
harden the fabric in the least.
In fact the hand" of the
fabric seems to be softer.
Numerous velvet touches are
around right now for the ele-
CANT summer accessory for
which you may be looking.
Small wraps, stoles, hats,
handbags and belts are just
a few of the fashion ways you
can possess that velvet touch
that gives just the right
amount of dash to your sum-
mer costume.
TROPICAL D. c., TAKE
NOTE: Deep in the heart of
Texas some milkmen are maxi
ing their rounds comfortably
clad in Bermuda shorts. Owner
Jake Metzger of a local Dallas
dairy polled his customers who
thought the idea fine and got
reaction from his milkmen, too.
One was told by a customer.
my husband will bless you
for that. He's been trying to
work up his courage to wear
those shorts"