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Evening star., 1955-02-06
Braves Dodgers Exhibitions

During spring training the
Milwaukee Braves will meet the
Brooklyn Dodgers II times In
exhibition games.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Totals 10 27 65 Totals 81 20 z
Halftime: Navy Al. Pittsburgh 25.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Totals % IA 5S Totals 10 81
Halftime: Navy 33. George Washil
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
"The Mother City of Georgia"

programs over Station WNYC, the
New York municipal station, in
connection with the festival has
also been scheduled:
Folk Song Festival, February
q, 900 to $50 p. M; Song Class
ics, February 81, $50 to GAS p. M;
Keyboard Masters, February q,
$3.50 to 8:55 P. M; Synagogue
Music, February %, 100 to 1870 p.
M; Orchestral Music, March l,
100 to 1870 p. M; Adventures in
Music, March l, 500 to $50 p. M;
Music of Frederick jacob, March
2, 100 to 100 p. M; Music of La
Ear Weiner and Jacob Weinberg,
March 8, 100 to 1870 p. M; Music
of Robert Starer and j. Achron,
March 4, 100 to 1870 p. m; Jewish
Music Forum Concert, March 4,
500 to $50 p. M, and Hands
Across the Seas, March S, 900 to
Gas p. m.
The radio and television pro-
grams for the Jewish Music Fes-
tival were arranged by the Ma
tional Jewish Music Council of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board, sponsors of the festival.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18

programs to be broadcast in con-
nection with the celebration this
month of the annual Jewish
Music Festival include:
Church of the Air." on the Co.
lumbia Broadcasting Systems
radio network February 20, 1890
to HOO a. m. (EST), which will
feature selections from American
Jewish liturgical music sung by
Cantor Frederick Lechner and the
Central Synagogue Choir of New
York, under the direction of Lazar
Weiner. Narration will be by
Rabbi Edward Kline. The music
to be presented will be by Ernest
Bloch, A. w. Binder, Darius Mil
baud, Isadore Freed, Herbert
Fromm, and Lazar Weiner.
A Tercentenary salute by How
ard Barlow on the "Voice of Fire
stone" program over the Ameri-
can Broadcasting Company's tele-
vision network February %, $3.50
to 900 p. m. (EST).
A series of special Tercentenary
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18
SAVANNAH SYNAGOGUE
SPEAKER DESCRIBES
CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM

Rabbi Arthur Fl. HIGHLANDER Of
the BaYwater Jewish Center Of
Far RockawaY. Long Island. N. Y.
was the guest speaker recently at
the Agudath Achim Synagogue Of
Savannah and spoke on Conserva-
tive Judaism"
His sub-topic was "a Dialogue
With God," with special emphasis
upon Jewish law and lore. The
speaker is instructor in Bible and
history in the school of Jewish
studies of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18
Jewish TercentenarY Concert To
Be Broadcast T February 20

A special American Jewish Ter
centenary concert by the Seattle
Symphony Orchestra, under the
direction of Milton Katims, will
be broadcast over the Mutual
Broadcasting SYSTEMS radio net
work on Sunday, February 20,
from 2:15 to 800 p. m, Eastern
Standard Time. Featured soioist
will be Nathan Milstein, who will
perform the Mendelssohn Violin
Concerto. Also scheduled for pres
entation is George Gershwin's
San American in Paris" This is
another radio network highlight
Of the current celebration of the
3OOth anniversary of Jewish set
Element in the United States,
which is being observed through
out the country.
Other Tercentenary musical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

Spindrier, famous for
years as Americas fast
est washer also with
exclusive Spiralator.
Easy Washing Machine
Corp, Syracuse l, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

And Easy gives you four ways to wash
automatically! New Lighted master
Mind" Control times the washing and
rinsing to fit any load ;. and saves you
up TO | l gallons of water!
See the newest Easy Automatic and
the work-saving matching Dryer. And
don't miss the newest 2-tub Super
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

with the thick layer of lips,ick she has on.
how can one tell?"
Her legs?''
'Yes, admit, but -
We cannot continue with his further enrmer-
alton Of JAMES attributes. The French are
more outspoken in these respects than we
Americans are at least in print.
There was more TODD in supposedly blase
Paris over JAMES, bust than there has been even
in the us. But the Paris "Presse" also found
James big toe fascinating.
when the question is banal. the toe remains
Indifferent. But when good question is asked,
then the toe strikes out and punctuates each
word"
Jane Russell is given to the sulks. People
who know her do not take them seriously
The French press. which dogged her footsteps,
reported every frown in hourly bulletins.
The Lasa Wssa
They similarly followed Jeanne Grain, and
were completely taken by her demure manner,
'her gentle smile, her good nature, her interest
in ST. Germain-des-Pres and the narrow streets
of Montmartre.
she could be mistaken for a Parisian,'
they chor,lsed enthusiastically.
1t IS only fair, since she was treated little
roughly, to give Miss Russell the privilege Of
her sex - the last word:
Il guess didn't let them be their charming
selves with me - but when it comes to hand
kissing. it always leaves me little on my left
foot. I'm strictly from San Fernando Valley,
shall we say.
''AlsO l was born with my motor racing,
and have to do things quickly. This trait Is
kind Of handicap In Europe"
Some day. says Miss Russell. she's going
back to Paris on vacation, and then she'Il make
them eat their words. I'm polish up my best
manners for the trip. III eat escargots for lunch
- whatever they are - instead Of ham and eggs.
III stop laughing and be mysterious instead"
1t may have been our imagination, but Miss
Russell sounded little hurt. She needn't have
been. After all. fifty million Frenchmen could
be wrong. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

It's true! Dozens of dirty white shirts,
washed in the new Easy Automatic,
were voted Clean" by jury of house
wives. none Of whom knew the shirts
had been washed in cold mater!
Does this mean Easy recommends
cold water washing? No! 1t just shows
what a superb job Easy can do for you
with your normal hot water supply!
% Why? Because Easy is
IN ~ the only automatic with
YIN the curved-vane Spirala-
tSDi tor. most thorough-yet-
>A<I gentle washing action.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
Mrs. Parker Honored
AT Surprise Party

Members of the officers'
Service Club honored Mrs.
Clyde B, Parker last week at
an evening surprise party given
for her at the club-1644 21st
street NV.
Climax of the evening was
the announcement by Mr..
Larry Eichorn, club president,
that q room in the club Is to
be named for her. Installation
Of a bronze plqaue over the
doorway viii take place later
this week.
A former president Of the
club, Mr.. william Mcintosh,
opened the program with q
brief history Of Mrs. Parker's
association with the club,
which began In 1912 when she
organized the Friday night
dances for officers.
Col. Hal Corey, another past
president, acted as master Of
ceremonies for the entertain
ment provided by the Junior
Evening star., 1955-09-13
WHY GROW OLD?
Exercise Will Help
Shuttle Those Pounds

cises are essential for the mid
dle-aged woman because she
has q greater tendency TO gain
weight.
Perfect Time
Fall seems q perfect time to
give your figure FIRST aid since
you are probably looking over
your fall wardrobe. discarding
some things and planning to
buy others. The shape Of your
figure will have lots to do with
the clothes you can wear at
tractively. Therefore why
Grow old?" is giving you q
few exercises this week.
Try this one for slimming
the abdomen: Lie on the floor
on your back with your arms
resting on the floor. overhead.
Keep your arms In this position
as you bend both knees up
close to the abdomen.
Straighten the legs. bringing
the heels close to the floor but
not touching the floor. Con-
tinue bending and stretching
the legs. II you have to touch
the floor In between bends at
first. do so. Later on your
muscles will be stronger.
Make Circle
Here liz another one: Again
lie on the floor on your back.
Let your arms rest on the floor,
extending straight out from the
shoulders. The palms are fac
ing the floor. Cling to the floor
Evening star., 1955-09-13

bread slices into mixture. Heat
q little butter in q skillet; add
soaked bread slices and cook
until delicate brown on both
sides. Add extra butter to
skillet. as needed. Serve with
honey butter made by blending
equal parts Of soft butter and
honey together. Makes four
servings.
Scrambled Eggs with
Dried Beef
u pound dried beef.
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine.
4 eggs.
4 tablespoons milk.
Pepper
Shred beef. discarding any
fatty tissue. II very salty. pour
boiling water over. drain. and
press dry, otherwise leave
plain. Melt butter or marga-
rine in frying pan. add meat.
and toss In butter until it is abb
sorbed: then add eggs beaten
with milk and pepper. and
cook as plain scrambled eggs.
Makes two to three servings.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
September: Better
Breakfast Month

hot breads in the morning and
here's one you can serve with
no trouble at all. Flatten
packaged buttermilk refri-
gerator biscuits and place q
spoonful of raiSins, brown SUI
gar and butter In the center
Of each. Fold edges together
and seal. Bake and serve
piping hot. For still more vari-
ations on the same theme.
start with your favorite bis
cult dough or use the pack
aged, prepared biscuits. In
the bottom of each muffin tin,
place one of the following
combinations. Top with a bis
cult, and pop into a 425-de-
gree oven for 1912 minutes or
until the biscuits are Drowned.
Turn the muffin pans upside
down as soon as they come
from the oven and remove the
biscuits.
Maple Biscuits
| teaspoon melted butter.
2 teaspoons maple sirup.
3 pecan halves or | teaspoon
chopped nuts.
Orange Biscuits
] teaspoon melted butter.
2 teaspoons orange MARINA
lade.
Caramel Biscuits
n cup butter.
l cup firmly packed light
brown sugar.
2-3 tablespoons milk or cream.
Cream above ingredients to-
gether until light and fluffy.
Divide the mixture into thirds.
To y. add VI cup finely
chopped nuts. TO the second
add u teaspoon cinnamon,
and to the third add u cup
seedless raisins. Place q table
spoon OF spread in the bottom
Of each muffin pan and bake
as above.
French Toast
2 eggs.
cup milk.
n teaspoon salt.
"a tablespoons butter.
8 slices day-old bread.
Beat eggs slightly; add milk
and salt and stir well. Dip
Evening star., 1955-09-13
New Kdppu Deltu
Grnun to Meet

The newly organized North
ern Virginia Alumnae Associa-
ton Of Kappa Delta sorority
will hold its first meeting at
8 o'clock this evening in the
home Of Mrs. Charles q. Carl
son, 1912 Thirty seventh
street, NJ, In Arlington.
The membership is compris-
ed Of Kappa Delta alumnae
living in Arlington. Alexan-
dria. Fairfax County and LOU
don County. Alumnae who
have not been contacted are
invited to attend the meeting
or call Mrs. Paul Usher Jones
at jackson 1851 for further
information.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

What's the best beginning
for an active day? A good
breakfast, of course.
Five years Of research have
convinced a team Of State
University of Iowa scientists
that breakfast shippers rob
themselves Of potential alert
ness and efficiency during the
late morning hours--and that
dieters are wrong II they think
that missing the most impor-
tant meal Of the day Is a prac-
tical way to lose weight.
With q new school year just
starting. what better time to
re-establish good breakfast
habits not only for your chill
dren but for mother and dad.
too? Nationwide, September
has been designated Better
Breakfast Month" q time
TO focus special attention on
this all-important meal.
Start your campaign by al
lowing enough time for the
family to enjoy a leisurely
meal. If children have to sit
down and eat by themselves it
may discourage them from
making breakfast the balanced
meal 1t should be.
Add Interest
It's the little things that
count at breakfast. A new
plant on the table. q new
spread for the toast, q diff
ferent bread or cereal to keep
the menu out of a rut and to
spark interest.
Breakfast doesn't have to
be a huge meal to be nutrition
ally sound. Doctors and dieti-
tians recommend q basic
breakfast of fruit, cereal,
bread and butter as a good"
breakfast which provides one
fourth Of the daily nutritional
requirements. Serve eggs and
meat as often as possible.
The key to keeping appetites
alert is to avoid the same
foods day-in-and- -day-out.
II you're having French
toast, pancakes, or waf1les. try
O topping of honey butter for
q change. Everyone enjoys
Evening star., 1955-09-13
if you wont TO star
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Why can't the extra pounds
land where we want them? II
women could shuttle them
about o bit. 1t would be fins.
Some gals might take . few
from their hips and place
them on their busts. while
others would transfer weight
from the abdomen to cover
protruding collar bones.
Are extra pounds con-
siderate like that? No indeedl
They perch on our hips. pile
onto the abdomen and hug us
about the waist. The only
way you can shufiie them is
with exercise!
The battle for q slim silhou-
cite Is harder from middle age
on. Some dieting and exer-
Evening star., 1955-09-13

with your hngertips. Bend
both knees up. Make circles
with your knees. Make the
circles as large as possible.
Circle first in one direction and
then In the other.
# you would like to lose 10
pounds quickly you may want
my Nine-Day Reducing Diet.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
Election Set

The virginia Compton
Grandmothers' Club Of Arling-
ton viii elect ofiicers ct It's first
fall meeting at noon Thursday
in the Cherrydale Methodist
Church. Delegates win also be
named to the convention Of the
National Federation Of Grand
mothers Clubs which meets in
Houston, Tex, this year.
Evening star., 1955-09-13

Chapter Of the Daughters Of
the United States Army under
the direction Of Miss Elizabeth
Aman, president.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12

Naryland's Cancer crusade fund
went over the top May with total
of S38I00O
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12
Poor Old adv!

From what | hear the mothers
who chaperoned the band trip
found before the trip was over that
they were lacking in the three VS.
vim, vigor and vitality.
Waiting in the park for the re-
turning band members one of them
could take it no longer so she
rolled up in a blanket on the
ground and went to sleep.
The others puzzled at the prompt
snoring, decided to find out if it
was true or false
Poor old thing" said Geneva
White She must be dead - why
she's at least 50 l feel all done in
and I'm only 40"
There wasn't the slightest change
in the rhythm of the snore-Thcn
they knew it was the real thing for
no woman could be that good at
acting after having 10 years tackled
to her age-by one Of her own age
at that.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12
Mrs. Vernie Smouse Named
Church Woman Of Year

AT the May Fellowship day of
the United Council Of Church
Women held last FRIDAY May 6,
at the Paradise Ey U.B church.
Mrs Vernie r Smouse, member of
St Pauls Methodist church, Oak
land, was named as their church
woman of the year
Mrs G T.. MacMmray. Of the
Deep Greek Baptist church, in
stalled the following officers Mrs.
Paul b Naylor, ST Paul's Metho-
dist church, Oakland, president;
Mrs William Bell. Ev U.B. church,
Loeb Lynn, vice-president Mrs.
Mae Arts, ST. Johns Lutheran
church Red House, secretary; Mrs.
Ncryl Wcimer, Ev. U.B. church,
Loeb Lynn, treasurer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12
Awards Arc Presented
At Woodmen Convention

Several awards were presented
during the recent convention of the
Woodmen of the World in Oakland.
At the Friday morning session,
April %, Rev John j. Atwell re-
ceived a special citation for out
standing service in the community
He received a bronze plaque by
10 inches The citation read in part:
His outstanding record of com
munity service has embraced all
avenues Of civic cndcavor. Among
the grateful recipients of his aid
and inspiration will be found the
rich the poor, the young, the old,
the sinful and the virtuous
Joseph Turney and Floyd Car
skadon were each awarded a medal
lion as Mr.. Woodmen of 1854" of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12
A sioht TO See


one Of the incest go SEE places
that know. within two-hom
driving distance is the Methodist
church in Bridgeport, near Clarks-
burg.
A wealthy man gave the money
to build the most beautiful modern
church have been in 1t is hard to
conceive of a town smaller than
Oakland in the business area at
Ieast-having something so fine
handed TO them Many works of
art, beautiful architecture, hand
somcly furnished rooms for every
need Even a brides room with
ironing board to press out any
wrinkle before going up the aisle.
The architect for the first time
did details he had ycarned to do
but had never had the money.
There was ample money for every
thing Imagine,
A florist takes care Of the grow
ing plants in the chanccl and the
altar Built into the altar behind
the cross is a sunken flower bed.
These growing plants are kept
clean and polished with wax
spray
We wonder about the spirit of
the people who come there to
church Would it be one of rcver-
encc Of sightseeing. The inscrip-
ton on the front of the cover left
no doubt in our minds of the pur-
pose;
Welcome Friend This is the
House of Prayer; this is the Hour
of Prayer You are in your Fathers
House; you are among brethren.
Pray for yourself your brethren
everywhere, and for those who
minister here Enter to worship.
Go forth to serve
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12

their local camps, and their wives
we're presented with a travel mani
curing set
Carl Cain, Fairmont w va, out
going head CONSUL, was presented
with a set of silverware
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12
Ii Runs Through
My Mind
BIT POLLY / HANsT
It's A Mothers Joy

l believe the greatest joys OF
living come when one sees his am
billions realized or little dreams
come true They are the dreams
that each of us has Each under
stands the others language OFTEN
these dreams take root when we
are very young.
For instance, when spent my
summers in All comps Id look at
the camper who stood by the flag
pole, bugling taps, and dream of
the day when I'd have son that
would do that Then when the day
comes, small that it is, you realize
a great joy-a joy that only par
ent can understand
suppose father feels the same
way when he sees his son warm up
at the bat Explaining why | wasn't
going to P.-TA meeting Tuesday
night, a slightly surprised look
came over Kyle Wilson's face when
| said, I've waited 10 years for this
night and l don't plan on anything
keeping me from seeing 1.-THE
junior high style show
For years I've watched teen-age
girls style the clothes they have
made and have loved their perform
ance But this one was different,
for my own chick was wearing the
first garment she had ever made
and l knew | was about to witness
another dream come true
To learn to use a sewing machine
and thimble is a great accomplish
ment Greater in my eyes than a
forward pass, a home run or a com
pleted foul shot had to make
that comparison before Kyle could
say, Il know what you mean
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12
With Our Men
In The Service

Private Carl + Kisner has been
transferred to Fort Bcnning, Ga
whore he has taken up hospital
work and surgery His wife. Lena
Kisucr. ha, joined HIM in George.
Pvt Kisner is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. OCfuit Kisncr. Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12

The Greatest Accomplishment
The way a girl wears her clothes
is the greatest accomplishment of
all Someone has said. Walk as if
you had just purchased the world '
There were a dozen or so girls who
had that walk To save my soul |
cannot remember what they were
wearing but their personalities
stand out today as sharply as the
silhouette of the pine ON yonder
hill
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-12

A typical American eats some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
Teachers Plan
Sessions Here

The Society Of Catholic Col
lege Teachers of Sacred Doctrine
will hold its first national meet
ing at Trinity College here
Monday through Wednesday.
Organized on a national basis
in February, 1854. the society.
which comprises II regional or
CARNATIONS, aims at mutual help
for teachers of Sacred Doctrine
at the college level.
Delegates from more than 100
Catholic colleges and universities
are expected for sessions which
will open at 8 pm. Monday with
an address by the Rev. Eugene
Burke. president of the society.
On Tuesday the sessions will
be devoted to discussion of the
dominant organizational prin-
ciples of college courses in
Sacred Doctrine.
The society will take up the
problem Of training college
teachers Of Sacred Doctrine on
Wednesday morning. In the
afternoon there will be a dis
cussion of problems and possible
solutions for adjustment of stu
dents who enter a college cur
riculum In Sacred Doctrine with
inadequate previous religious in
struction.
The sessions will close with a
short business meeting and elec-
ton of officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
Easter Celebration
Set for April II
By Greek Orthodox

The Greek Orthodox Church
celebrates Easter this year a
week after the other Christian
churches.
In announcing the date, the
archdiocese Office of the Greek
Orthodox church for this hemi-
sphere said that only once in
four or five years do celebrations
of Easter in the Eastern and
Western churches coincide.
The difference results from
the Greek church's adherence
to a decree of the Council of
Nicaea in 325 AID. providing
that Easter always come after
the Hebrew Passover in order
to be consistent with the Bibli-
cal sequence of events.
Since the Hebrew Passover
ends next Thursday, the Greek
church's celebration of Easter
will be held on April II.