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those mentioned is not enough.
Every man must know how to
fight and how to defend himself.
He must know how to camouflage
and conceal and how to dig en-
placements and use them. When
summer camp rolls around again,
all Of this training is put to use
These classes are given by instruc-
tors within the Unit
October 3lst is the date that has
been set for Federal Inspection of
Co. C" This inspection is made
by representative OF the Inspec-
tor Generals Office Of the Second
Army District During these in
spections. every phase OF the
Units operations are checked
Unit vehicles, Supply and Admins
tration are checked during the
afternoon, and in the evening dur
ing the drill period. the men are
Inspected in ranks, and after this
the training is inspected. These in
spections are annual affairs and
are designed to determine whether
or not a unit should continue to
hold Federal Recognition.
To supplement training received
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Three More Teachers

Continued from Page One)
Virginia He taught one year I'M
Masontown High school, then ac-
cepted a position in Crescent City.
Calf, where he taught instru-
mental music in the senior high
school, Following a year in Cali
fornia MIR Borrell decided to re-
turn to his native territory While
in the army Mr. Borrell spent much
time with the Army band He di-
rected a dance band during his
college days. He also possesses a
singing voice He and his wife will
occupy one of the Rudy apartments
in Oakland
Mr.. Borrell will be on hand for
his first band rehearsal this eve
ming.
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With The Guard

Summer camp is over and the
men OF Co. &C" are settling down
to routine Armory training. The
first drill night after returning
from camp is devoted to cleaning
rifles and equipment During the
rest OF the drill periods through
out the year. different phases of
training are covered Glasses are
given to develop specialists such
as mechanics. truck drivers, demo-
l,ion men radio men, carpenters
and construction foremen. These
classes are called MOS. Military
Occupational Speciality classes.
Being specialist such as one of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL 1T.
IN ONE HOUR,

STRONG fungicide SLOUGHS OFF the
outer skin TO expose buried fungi Kills
il on contact. Get Greaseless. Instant
driving T-I-L mt any drug store. Today
at Englander's Pharmacy ADV.
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Membership Meeting
For Cooperative Set

The annual Southern States
membership meeting for the Oak
land area will be held next Friday
August %, in the MI Lake Park
auditorium
A farm talent roundup contest
will be among the features
d. L. Swartzentruber, Oakland,
will serve as chairman Rev. II. O.
Teagarden will direct group sing
ing.
Elections of local board and adj
visory committee members viii be
held Nominees for the board in
clude William f. DeBerry Elwood
Sanders, Cecil Bittinger all of
Oakland. and Thomas Lohr. Swan
ton. Nominees for the advisory
committee are Mrs Ray Riddcr
Mrs. Roscoe Swigcr Mrs Hugh
Maffett and Mrs. II. G. Gortner, all
of Oakland
Board members whose terms eX-
pire are Ebert Hershman and
Keith Stahl. Advisory committee
members whose terms expire are
Mrs Carroll Martin and Mrs. Carl
ton BoWser.
Chairman of the general com
mittees include Carlton Bowser.
talent roundup; Ebert Hershman,
facilities and cleanup: Mrs Cecil
Bittinger, decorating; Ebert Hersh-
man, parking Milton Riley greet
ing: Jesse Harsh ushering, Charles
Shafer refreshments
during regular Armory drills, sew
eral extra weekend drills have
been planned Some Of these drills
will occur this Fall while the re-
mainder will be in the Spring to
tie in with range firing
Keep your guard up Join the
National Guard
Submitted by.
MAHLON W. YOST
2nd It. CE MING
Unit public information Officer
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Remarked Trooper
Faces Perjury Trial
Over 1853 Divorce
By the Associated Press


BRANDYWINE. Md, Feb. a.
Richard L. Sparks, 31-year-old
Maryland State trooper. today
was in the position of having
two wives.
Georgia authorities said they
would seek an indictment charg-
ing him with perjury when he
testified for a divorce there in
1858.
Sparks, who works out of the
Southern Maryland barracks at
Waldorf and lives here. declined
to talk about the case except to
say:
/. He did not know until a few
weeks ago there was anything
irregular about his 1853 divorce.
2. He married another woman
in October of 1858.
8. His first wife now lives in
Baltimore.
Joined Police In 1851.
Sparks Joined the State police
force March Is, 1851. when he
and his first wife lived in Balti-
more. He is a native of New
Boston, Ohio.
Maj. w. H. Weber, field force
commander, said at State police
headquarters in Pikesville he
had asked Georgia authorities
for a report on the case. Any
formal action against Sparks
will wait for official information.
Sparks already was on leave.
Acquaintance said he and his
first wife had four children. They
met while he was Marine sta
toned at the Navy Proving
Ground at Indian Head, Md,
and she was civilian employe
there.
Both Women Marylanders.
The first Mrs. Sparks is the
former Pauline V. Ward. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Ward
Of Bryantown. Md.
The second Mrs. Sparks is the
former Genevieve Wolfe. whose
family lives at Brandywine.
v. D. Stockton. 31-year-old
attorney at Clayton. Ga, was
forever disbarred' from prac-
ticing law yesterday when he ad-
mitted taking part in a scheme
to obtain a fraudulent divorce
for Sparks.
Superior Court Judge John E.
Frankum issued the order at
Clayton >after Stockton pleaded
guilty to inducing SpaSks to COM
NIT perjury.
Stockton also waived indict-
ment and pleaded no contest to
charges he gave Sparks a forged
final divorce decree although the
divorce was denied. Judge Fran
KUN gave him two to five years
probation on the forgery charges.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
7 Deputies Lose Immunity,
Face Trial in Revolt
By ths Associated Press

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Feb. q.
Costa Ricas legislative as
sembly yesterday lifted the con-
gressional immunity of two dep
uties accused of completely in
the recent unsuccessful revolt
against President Jose Figueres'
government.
The two, Mario Echandi and
Guillermo Jimenez. had been
implicated by a. rebel prisoner
captured on January Is. The
assembly voted 31-10 to have
them stand trial.
After the turbulent session, an
angry mob of $50 civilians pur-
sued the accused deputies. They
fled into the exclusive Union
Club and apparently escaped by
q rear door. Civil guards later
were set around the club and
the two mems homes.
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SERVICES


UIICEING - let Us dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc. BIZ ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 4o3. FarmvilIe. Va 4-2l IT
q. +. TELRVIEION sa,es ard
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service MOTLEY Hardware
Co, 1873 and 23l Main St. phone
2sa or 302, Farmville. Va. 6-I0-tf
~~-~~~-~ ~~~~~~~~
w F MASON Zenith Radio and
IeleYlslon sales and service
Phone 1888 day or 3009Mx night
Located oppbsite Taylor Mfg. Co
on Route as 2-30-2ep
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer.
Shanaberger IL Sons, RI. 460 East.
phone 1893. Farmville. Va. 5-27-tf
~~-~ --~~ ~-~~~~~
VANITY BEAUTY SHOP. Ida
Southall. Owner & Consultant.
modern air conditioned shop. Ex-
pert8 In hair colorng scissor and
razor shaping l42 n. Main St.
phone 800 F'armville. Va ll~4-tf
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Use 1HE EZASSZez@o FOR Q0icE REcVZzc'
FOR SALE

-
BEST PRICES on beef for ffee2-
ing. Cralle's Store ll-4-sg
Z ROOM FRAME HOUSE-with
bath. front and back porch. base
nept. Ill acres land with =
acres 81 flue cured tobacco Barn
with oil bnners and other out
buildings SEE Mrs f NJ Shep-
pafd Rice Va li-l1-lp
MISCELLANEOUS - electric re-
lr.gerator s35 90. gas cook stove
$25. gas hot water heater SIS.
gas heater SIS. Mrs. Chester FL
l1neton. Phone Fafmgille sllJ
li-li-lt
TWIN EXHAUST SETS for most
popular cars, 40 TO SIS models
with muflers to match Orders
taken for those not In stock
FarmWlle Iron IL Metal Company
Fourth st FaffnWlIe ll-ll-lp
REDUCED PRICES on. Inspection
parts muflers. tail pipes. brake
Innings tire rod ends. All your
inspection needs Farmville Iron
H. Metal Co. Fourth St. Farm
Vile ll-ll-lp
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FOR SALE Is acres miles from
sFarmyille on paved road. school
bus and mail route. Stream and
good lake site. Tobacco barn and
Ia acres bright tobacco .allot-
ment Wen fenced $4,000 90 Easy
terms
Res. rooms, baths, oil heat
large basement. hardwood floors.
only years old. large lot. Near
elementary school Immediate pos
session $4,000
Lake site. 6212 acres. some good
young timber, old mill dam on
stream. could be repaired and
make large lake Hurry sl75000.
Res. beautiful bungalow, rms.
and bath. hardwood floors, ample
kitchen cabinet space and closet
space Large fenced In back yard
Garage with workshop. This nice
home Is located IN Jackson
Heights Please call for appoint
ment TO Inspect. Price $780000
$4,000 down and balance $4,000
per month.
Residence. excellent location near
Longwood College, 4 bedrooms,
basement, oil heat. $4,000. VIII
take smaller house as down pay
ment.
Dark Tobacco Farm. 30 acres. 40
in high state Of cultivation, al
acres tobacco. 2 barns, 6 room
dwelling. 6 miles from Farmyille.
5000.
SO acres. 80 cleared. 0 rms. dwell
ing with electricity. So acres dark
air-cured. burly and bright flue
tobacco allotment. $1,000 Terms.
Near Crewe, i0l2 acres, good
rm. res with running water.
telephone. electricity. Located s
miles from Crewe. Several out
buildings $4,000.
81 acres. miles from Farmville.
Sale price s898.e8. Terms.
Res. S rooms. bath. hardwood
floors. large lot in FarmvilIe.
Special at $4,000 Terms: $3.50
down and balance $4,000 mo.
Drug store in small town. Large
stock. good fixtures, Soda foun-
tain. Rent on bldg $4,000 mo
Long lease. $500.
FARMS. rs good farms, large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co.. Cumberland. Appomattox.
Amelia. Charlotte and Buckina-
ham Co.'S.
Lots In the Davidson sub divigion
water and sewage
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.4E(rAI4 NOTICES


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VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court for the COUNTY Nj
Cumberland on This the aSth
DAY OF October. 1855:
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGIN.
IA. and
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
Complainants
Y.
HARRIET TAYLOR. Address I'M
known | r TAYLOR. Address
Unknown who left Cumberland
County many years ago and
have nor been heard w since.
II they be living If not their
heirs. dev.sees and successors in
title whose names are unknown.
who are made parties defendant
by the general description Of
PARTIES UNKNOWN
Defendants
The object Of this suit Is To sell
tract Of 800 acres b
land more OF less. situate In Ran
doiph District, Cumberland Coun-
ty, Virginia. which Is d part of q
tract OF land conveyed Harriet
Taylor by deed dated August IL.
1910, and recorded in the Clerk s
Office Of Cumberland County in
Deed Book rs at Page ll6. TO sat
isfy the lelns thereon and part.c-
larly delinquent taxes listed ana
assessed on tile land books of
Cumberland County III the names
Of Harriet Taylor and r Tay-
Lon amounting to slll22 plus
certain interest penalties and
costs which should be legally adj
ded
An affidavit having been MADE
and filed, stating that Harriet
Taylor and ! r Taylor may ~
non-residents Of the State III VIl-
ggnla, and that their addresses aro
unknown that there are or may
be parties interested tn tile sub
Ject TO be disposed OF In this sut
whose names are unknown. There
fore. IL is ordered that the said
Harriet Taylor, l r Taylor and
Parties Unknown do appear with
IN ten days after due publication
hereof and Do what may ~ ueccs-
safy 70 protect then interest u
this suit
r X BLANTON Clerk
VIM c CARTER j d
Cumberland va HAP
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FOR RENT

sTopr P11r1nTNC; on good nwy
n,,a,.tnn-am oonc,v & room
hVhg quarters. 20 ii'o'4 ~'4- l--'
con .. A1E4i'9. fa''oi !,
7
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AFAH MEN "a no ''i'N
1leated- Apply MAI ''.,r'1 L ~ -,
Main street Al iHF!44c, EAlJIiF
= 9-9-'f
- - : :
men SOB Buffalo ~ FarmWlle
Phone 266J $50 Z
49, -
u F1iN .. = Y, 49,,
: ~ u 40 y ~ ~ rs q '''' . ~ -
'i1eI " ~
APARTMENT 49, Two bedrooms,
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USED CARS
Better Buys
In Good
USED CARS
19Ae BUICK

Convertible. low. low, low mile
AGE Exceptionally clean. good
TOP Priced for quick sale
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ceeded against as Parties I'm
known; Therefore. ID is ordered
that said Parties Unknown do
appear within ten days after due
publication hereof and do what
NAV be necessary ID protect trp!r
interests Ia this suit
r Fl BLANTON C'ert
WILLIAM c. CARTER p q
Cumberland Virginia l0-1l-4t
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the Count, of
Cumberland, on This the 2Sth
Day of October. 1855:
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGIN
IA and
COUNTY or CUMBERLAND
Complainants
V.
2 r ALLEN. Address Unknown,
who left Gums rland County
many years ago and has not
been heard ~ since If hc M
living If not. Ills heirs deylarca
and successors III iitle whose
names are unknown Who atc
made parties defendant bY the
general description Of PAR
TIES UNKNOWN Defendants
The object Of this suit is to sell
tract Of ~ so acres Of land more
n less situate in Madison dis
trlct Cumberland County With
zinla which was convened + II
Allen by deed dated INV l0tb day
% April 1884 and recorded i'll
the Clerks Office of Cumberland
County N Deed BOOK III at Page
243 10 satisfy HE Ietre tber.ar
and particularly deIiuouent taxs,
listed and assessed on the land
books Of Cumberland County WI
certain jntar4qt aeratae. .ra
oogts which should HI laoaIIy ad
ded
An affidavit having been r1adp
and led stating thai = II Aue,
NAV be- non-ro4tdent NJ tse
State of Vlrplnte and tho, t.e
address Ia unknown and MA,
there are or may be persons in-
t4rested IN ,ba snhtect il M Viii
posed Of IN this gllt whose name
are unknown Therefore ~ " ord
dered that the said r Il Amen
and Parties Unknown id aDpeaj
within ten DAYS after due publ.ra
ton hereof and do what NAV be
necessary 10 protect their inter
SITS in this suit
r II gLANTCN clsr1
! VIM @ CARTER y y
/ Cumberland Va rt-4-g.
1
h
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of Tie Or
cuit Court for the County q
/ Cumberland ON This the 28tl
Day Of October 1855.
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1851 MERCURY

4-door sedan, radio. heater and
seat covers Low mileage and
clean
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1854 JAGUAR

Mark VII. 4-door sedan. TO-
900 miles, radio. heater, auto
matte transmission A very
clean car
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USED LUMBER-4c per board IT.,
used brick &c each. Both delivered
twenty miles radius Farmville See
Robert 4. Taylor. Farmville or
Lloyd Page, Jr.. Prospect li-8-zt
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IA ACRES OF LAND for sale.
close In on hard road s250.e0 per
acre. w Ward. Box 10. Farm
VIE. va, lI-8-3p
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Classified Rates

Nt0SSIIIGu NdlCS
Al copy must be in The
Herald office by Wednes-
doy noon for Friday pub
srcotion.
&c per UOrd
When Gosh Accompanies
the Order.
When Gosh Docs Not
DC per UOrd
Cards Of Thanks. Resolutions
OF Respect. In Memor1am, En-
tertainments. etc. Will be-
used ONLY when cash &C.
companies order.
Disploy Classified
Advertising
Csc per inch
~~~--~-~-~~~~
FOR SALE
~~~~ - - ~~~ - -
FLOUR 100 lbs. 1886. guaran-
tsed 10 be the best quality. Stop
h Shop. across Cumberland
Bridge. b-3l-tf
~N~~~~~~~-~~~~
BEE HODGES 81 DCWDY Fur
niture Company on Second ct.
before YOU buy. sell or trade any
furniture or home appliances. We
give top prices for old furniture
Phone 81 9-20-tf
~~~~-~--~~~
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
Shanaberger IL Sons. Rt. 400 East
phone 998. Farmville. Va. s-27-tf
~~~~~~~~~ ~-~~~~~--%~
HOUSE, rooms and hall acre
lot. Two miles from Farmvlllc Oh
Germantown road Write Frank
3 0oin. r. 0 Box Is. Oak Hall.
va Il-l-9t
WOODEN yard or delivered De-
livery prices SO cord. on yard 50.
TWO miles east Prospect. r. r
williams, phone 3020W. l0-25-sp
-~r~~~~~~~-~
80 GALLON table top electric
water heater Can SOS after 4
y. m lt.l-4p
REFRlGERATORS and electric
ranges Cheap Phone $50. sid
Rothe fa-Ht
- 90 - -~-~~ - -~~~~~~~
PLANT NOW for spring color.
For a complete line Of floWersing
shrubs. evergreen. fruit and nut
trees, call youI Waynesboro Nun
sery representative, r. F. Merritt
Farmville. Phone 54gW 1l~g-2t
IA ACRES OF LAND for sale,
close In on hard road. s250.o0 per
acre. j w Ward. Box 10. Farm
vile. Va. li-8-3p
USED LUMBER &c per board it..
used brick &c each. Both delivered
twenty miles radius Farmville See
Robert Il. Taylor. Farmville or
Lloyd Page. Jr.. Prospect HAT
~~~~~~-~
USED LUMBER 4c per board II.
used brick &c each Both delivered
~~'~~~~- -~---~~~-~~
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Hrays
Drugs. l2-2l-51p Of
~~~-~~-~~~ ~~~ -
INSURANCE disqualification
local trustworthy claim service
Call 468 or write Mrs. Annie v.
Putney. Farmville. 1921 6p ~
~~~-~~~~~-~-~~ -~~~--~~
40 PIGS - OIC. Poland China
Cross. Sam Thompson. near John
Randolph School. ll-4-2tp(F)
~~~~~~~~~-~ ~~--~@ -
ROOTED FIG TREES ST. Wood
son Venable. Bridge st. Farmville
i-il-2tp
NAME PLATES for dog collars,
75c each. Walker Young, phone
ii or 2026-J after G. 11sll-4p
>~~~~~~~--~-~-~-~~
EFT Tr
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1852 BUICK

4-door super. dynaflo. radio and
heater Good clean car.
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PLANT NOW for spring color
For complete line Of floWersing
shrubs. evergreen. fruit and nut
trees, call your Waynesboro Nun
sery representative, n. f Merritt
Farmville. Phone Saw. 1i~e-2t
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1852 STupEBAkER

2-door starlight hard top.
Commander, automatic trans
mission radio and heater.
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- -
BEST PRICES on beef for ffeez.
Ing. Cradles Store ll-4-sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

ana ankle-length skirt then
helps out II you're resort bound
and win find yourself dressing
for dinner. They'll also double
duty for you IS something TO
wear to semi formal evening
affairs In which you feel you
won't want to dress.
II you're fireside chatting
the ieotard and top TO match
are handsome In velvet or
leopard print velveteen.
=
Another exotic prescription
for q glamorous evening at
home Is the full open-wrap
skirt that win top your vel
yeteen .'houseboy" pants Very
Eastern In appearances but
something the West can copy
for at-home glan1or.
u
Printed corduroy Stacks In d
brilliant Jewel color Of tur-
quoise or fuschia with q
separate blouse and GUNNER
bund creates another costume
that Is easy to wear and makes
any occasion at-honne festive.
Ask yourself II you're doing
the very most you can 70 be
nice to have around the house
you'll be surprised at how
pleasant the idea Of looking
lovely at-home appeals TO you
personally as well Is those
who'll look at you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Rr ELEN

How pretty you are. to look
at around the house depends
on you.
Don't look longingly at the
fashion magazines and sigh
and wish you could lounge
around your little apartment
or house In the elegant lounge
ing trousers and the full
length skirt.
All you have TO do Is insti-
tute proceedings that call for
arranging your time schedule
TO include q change from the
clothes you've been In all day
to something comfortable and
glamorous.
ne Comfortable
II you're q working woman.
plan to use part Of the evening
when your work day Is done
to change into something
comfortable yet attractive.
This can be veiveteen-tapered
trousers and q white cotton
shirt with the sash tie In satin
for q really elegant note.
It's a fun way TO dress for
that informal dinner at home
when the children have been
put to bed and the time y
right to share with your hus-
band.
There's q lot more at-home
entertaining going on these
days and q lot more interest
being generated IN the FASH
ions meant for this trand Of
living brought about in some
measure BY television. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Coldwell-Zitzewitz

Capt. Herbert Carl zitzewitz.
USN, and Mrs. zitzewitz Of
Brooklyn, N. X, announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Margaret to Mr.. Frank Repp
Caldwell, jr.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Caldwell. The wedding
took place yesterday in st.
Paul's Chapel. Trinity Parish.
in New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
FASHION NOTEBOOK
An Evening At-Hon1e
Can Be SO Lovely

"Drain pipe pants are the
newest at-home pants. The
ripper centef-back. cancels out
the bulk at the side caused By
Upper and packets.
Especially for Evening
Evening skirts with a pretty
back-sWing to theif fan-fiared
backs look magnificent for at
home gala entertaining teamed
with q matching cashmere
sweater with the gold ribbon
trim,
Designer Tina Lesser looked
TO ( Kashmiri dancing girls
costume for the inspiration for
. whole new group Of elegant
skirts with q new length and
q new shape.
The fan-gored back Is bor-
rowed from the triangular Sec
lions Of the nautch dancers
skirt. The cores are top
stitched together with colored
or gold thread for design in
terest.
$50
Another designer calls her
group OF tioor-length wooden
shirtwaist dresses land skirts
plus tcps) hei country dinner
at-horae. J" They are her answer
to the need for q long dress
that is feminine, comfortable
and decorative around the
house. She uses spongy WOOL
ems. jerseys, as well as some
printed woolens.
This idea can be translated
into other fabrics and the shirt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

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Your eyes viii show Up larger and brighter
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