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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
President Urged to
Aid Social Progress

pending on the amount of
political pressure involved"
DeplOres Materialistic Drift
The council president de-
plored what she called a ma
tional unimaginative drift in
materialism which takes too
little notice Of human fulfill
ment." Social idealiSm. she
observed, may have been
bankrupted by success.
The mass assault on free
dom of opinion is over, the
president declared, and there
has been tremendous i'm
provement in the real liberty
of the American to think for
himself, to search for knowl-
edge wherever the pursuit
may lead, and to speak his
mind"
Material advanc she
noted, are not progress I'M
less I'VE use them to advance
people-for the progress of
our minds and hearts and re-
lations with each other"
The United States, at
prosperity peak, has mini
mum current requirements of
education, cultural. human
development" Mrs Calm said.
Our children are getting
poor schooling. We are not
building the pool of talent we
need for science. Our capaci-
ties for enjoyment. our uses
of leisure. our intellectual de-
velopment are limping far be-
hind our chronological and
material progress"
President LaudS Group
The delegates. from 240 COM
munities. representing l08,-
900 council members. received
a message from President
Eisenhower which praised the
organization for splendid
growth in strength through
service"
The delegates were well
coined last night by Commits
sioner David B. Karrick, who
presented a key to the city;
Albert Aren't, president of the
Jewish Community Council Of
Washington; Mrs. Mark Ben
singer, president of the WASH
ington section of the council,
and Mrs. Joseph Willen. presi-
dent of the International
Council Of Jewish Women.
The council received a note
from Mrs. Coda Meir, For
eign Minister of Israel, that
it was that nations hope
that the faith it has placed
in the world powers will not
lead to tragic disappointment.
The establishment of justice
and peace" the message
stated. in this troubled Mid
die East can be greatly as
sisted by all adherents to
these values wherever they
may be-"
Eight group meetings we're
scheduled for this morning.
Elliot L. Richardson. assistant
secretary. Department of
Health. Education and We'll
fare. was to address the dele
gates at the afternoon ses-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

President Eisenhower last
night was urged to appoint a
group to boost social and edu-
cational progress in the United
States with a status similar to
his Council of Economic Ad-
visorS.
Mrs. Noise S. Calm of New
Orleans. president of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish
Women. submitted the pro-
poSal at last nights opening
session of the 22d national
convention in the Shoreham
Hotel. The 800 delegates to
the 64-year-old volunteer serv-
Ice and adult education Or
ganization will meet here
through Thursday.
Il believe we have reached
the point where overall So
cial policy planning is neces-
sary," Mrs. Calm declared.
Attention should be given to
living standards in new sub
urbS and city developments,
she said. so they will be fit
for people 20 years hence. ;
The council of social ex-
pertS could insure sufficient
pleasant parks. schools, health
services. cultural facilities,
space. diversity of appearance
and diversity of population"
Mrs. Calm said.
Meetings such as the recent
White House Conference on
Education. Mrs. Calm de-
clared, attack individual
problems in an isolated way,
and provide only a little
progress here or there-de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

Rockville, dessert. card party
and fashion show.
WOman's National Demo-
cratic Club-Thursday, 1880
pm, clubhouse. North Caro-
lima dinner; speaker, Quincy
Mumford, librarian of Con-
gresS.
District of Columbia Daugh-
tiers of the American RevOlu-
ton - Wednesday, 8 pm.
chapter house. Marcia Burns
Chapter. Thursday, l pm.
chapter house. Victory Chap
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Moore to show colored slides
of the ruins of old Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

ers and Douglas Forbes and
Austin Gattis. color guards.
Greetings were extended to
the delegates by Mrs. Allen r.
Wrenn. State regent of the
District Daughters of the
American Revolution; Allen
Hobbs. vice president of the
Sons of the American Revolu-
ton. and Mrs. John Morrison
Kerr, honorary national presi-
dent of the CAR.
Mrs. Maud S. Tormohlen
was general chairman of the
conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
Travel Slides Sloted

Join the YWCA and see the
world" will be the theme for
the Tuesday meeting of the
Single Gals Club of the Mont
gomery County YWCA. to be
held at 8 pm. in the Y-Cottage
in Jesup Blair Park, Silver
Spring. Members will show
slides of other countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
Civic and Study Club
ASc0ciafiOn

american ASSOCIATION OF
University Women, Bethesda
Chevy Chase Branch-Today,
10 am. legislation study
group. with Mrs. Chester r
Jones: summary of General
Assembly session in Annapolis.
Wednesday, social studies
group, field trip to Springfield
State Hospital, Sykesville. Md.
Friday. 1890 pm, art in the
home group, with Mrs. D. r.
Burgess, 6451 Barnaby street
NV; speaker. Mrs. Burgess.
my Glass Collection"
Business and Professional Clubs
National Secretaries AsSO-
ciatiOn-We Wednesday, 6 pm.
Women's National Democratic
Club. monthly dinner meet
ing; speaker. Mrs. Olga Boone,
Charm and Character.
ID. c. Federation of Business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
'20s' Show Slotted

Students at Lucy Webb
School of Nursing Of Sibley
Memorial Hospital will bring
the roaring 20's" back to life
April S, when they present
their annual Embarrassing
variety show in Rust Hall, 1150
North Capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
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HOURS 9 AN. TO 9 PM.
Downtown: 732 E,eSt NV. RE. 7-753s
Arlington: 1879 Wtsor ehd IA. 7-22S6
Uptown: $50 Com A.e. EN-. 2-274e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
LIGHTWEIGHT, NO-IRON
COTTON KNIT SLEEPWEAR

No wonder they sleep soundy These Ntey Mites COOL
comfortable and absorbent and Joy for mother to wash!
Rued rag doll southern belle and china doll prints for the
girls tailored nautical and baseball prints for the boys.
a. Body Doll Poiomos lace trim sizes 2-l4 2.99
b. Girls Poomos. long pants, sizes 2-l0 ESQ
c. Boys 2-Pieee p j., long pants, sizes 2l0 ESQ
mot shown Some style. with short pants 2.25
fodder Boys Seepers PC, srppers. sizes Ia 2.25
fodder Girls seepers pc, srppers, sizes IA 2.25
mot shown Some style with short points 1913
Floor Washington Spring;
Floor, PARKngton
Evening star., 1957-12-06

Slips IN white with loce-trinned
TOP ond bottom. 52-4o: pe,ticoots
with loee ard embroidery trimmed
bottom, white or pink. S. M, /.
Evening star., 1957-12-06

Royon florontines. foiIlss. eryssols,
sctin backs. erepes or shorderos!
WAhirlinc skirts. sleek sheoths. long
torsos, lockesed "bore-tops"l Blue,
white. pink, rnouse, coUo, mint navy
or block in solids or prints! Sizes
lis, i2-2o or l4h-24h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

FABERGE BATH POWDER
-colorful lambs wool ballet puff
puts II in q class by itself. Lux
uriOus box comes In different colors
TO express these 5 fragrances:
Aphrodisia. Woodhue. Tigress. Act
~. FlAmbeau.
3.75*
'Pins tar
Eaass-Totlsfrtee--
Street Floor. Dofh Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
Rumor Revived
Of Humphrey
Retirement
By the Associated Press

Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey, long known to be
planning an early return to pri-
vate business. may leave the cab
met within the next two months
Reports were current that Mr.
Humphrey will resign his Treas.
ury post July l but Treasury of.
f1cials declined to comment or
just when the Secretary will ster
down.
Mr.. Humphrey. an Ohio finan.
cier and businessman before
joining the Eisenhower admin.
istration, is reported in line tt
succeed Ernest T. Weir as chair.
man Of the board of Nationa
Steel Corp.
The board Of directors of Ma.
tional Steel is scheduled to meet
tomorrow in Weirton, w. Va.
and choose successor for Mr.
Weir.
Mr.. Humphrey has an ap.
pointment to see Mr.. Eisenhower
at the White House today, alone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
.$434,112Left
By Duke Shoop

Duke Shoop. chief Of the
Kansas City Stars Washington
bureau, who died in Garfield
Hospital on April 26. left an
estate valued at $434.112.
A petition for probate Of his
will was filed yesterday in the
Register of Wills Office at Dis
trict Court.
Under terms OF his will, his
widow, Mrs. Ruth Shoop, is to
receive the proceeds from the
estate.
The major part Of the estate
consists of more than $500
shares of stock in the Kansas
City Star Co., which were listed
lat a book value Of $368,286.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15

with Assistant Secretary David
Kendall and Presidential Assist
ant Sherman Adams.
Mr.. Eisenhower last week de-
clined to comment on reports
that Robert B. Anderson, former
Deputy Secretary of Defense, will
succeed Mr.. Humphrey.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Book Of Mark Study
Glass Scheduled
This Week by WSCS

A four-night study class on the
Book Of Mark, with visiting teach
ers leading the discussions on the
gospel history, will be conducted
BY the Women's Society Of Chris
tian Service Of Farmville Method
ist church.
Glasses will be held in the fell
loWship room at the church from
8 to $50 D. NJ.
The book, Disciples to Such a
Lord : will furnish text material
for the study classes. 1t was writ
ten by Albert E. Barnett.
The four classes with the visit
ing teachers listed BY each, viii
be held on:
Tuesday, Sept. "a, DR.. Ben r.
Lacy, pastor Of College Church OF
Hampden- Sydney and chaplain II
HampdenSy College; Thurs
day Sept. 26, a leader from Pros
pect Methodist Church, Monday
Sept. 80, Mrs. Beulah Eva, Long
wood College hostess. and Tues
day, Oct 8. Dr. H. Conrad Black
well, superintendent of Farmville
Methodist District.
WSCS members Of the Prospect
and Rice community church also
will participate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Auxiliary Chairmen
Named for Year
By Miss Dickhoff

Appointments Of ON m TT e {
chaifmen who will lead activities
Of the American Legion auxiliary
during the coming year had been
made by Miss Anna Dickoff
president Of Jack Garland aux
ilialy unit.
Mrs. J G, Bruce. first vice
president, Will serve as program
and meeting place chairman.
I Heading rehabilitation commit
tee. IN charge Of the auxiliary Is
work for sick and disabled war
veterans. viii be Mrs. r. B. CraW-
ford. The organization efforts to
help needy children of veterans
viii be directed by Miss Carrie
Bliss Americanism activities will
be in charge Of Mrs. Grace c.
Gordon. while the groups nation
al security program will be guild
ed by Mrs. Owen Dunkley.
Mrs. J T. Hickman will direct
the auxillary's community service
work, including cooperation with
other organizations in community
projects The memorial poppy
program Will be in charge of Mrs.
II L. Garrett. with Mrs. T. A.
McCorkle directing the auxiliary's
efforts TO place children Of vet
Grams in contact with scholarships
and educational aids available to
them
The American study pro-
gram. by which the auxiliary
seeks to increase friendship and
understanding among the repub-
lies of the western world, will be
guided BY Mrs l.. B. Newton Mu-
sic activities OF the unit will be
in charge of Mrs. w. w. McClin-
tic. Mrs. Harry MOTLEY will have
charge Of the sponsorship OF high
school girls at the auxiliary's an
aual Girls State.
Enrolment Of the auxilialy's
membership strength for 1858 Will
be directed by Mrs. Warren Ker-
node, second president. Co
operation in civil defense training
and service will be undrr the
leadership Of Mrs. S. w. Putney,
While Mrs McClintic has been
named publicity chairman. and
Mrs. Dunkley Legislative activi-
ties chairman.
The first meeting Of the new
year Will be held Tuesday with
Mrs W. D. Chapman at 8 p. M.
when reports will be given on the
department convention. The bud
get for the yeax will be presented
ana a review viii be made Of last
years activities.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Any Old Lamp With Any Old Light
May Hinder Pupils Studying Habits

Now is the time to pay some
attention to lighting in the study
area at home.
With the opening of school this
month the children once again will
be Using their sluay areas.
Too often just ANY old lamp"
providing Just any "old kind Of
light" is thoughtlessly wished
upon a child as a study lamp
Changes may make seeing easier
and home work less drudgery. if
the proper light placed in the
proper position were used
If a pin-to-wall lamp or a table
lamp is used and placed to the
left for a right-handed person,
and visa versa for left-handed
p1rson, it will provide him with
less glare and produce upward IL
Illumination which raises the level
ps lighting in the area surround
ing the desk.
Flat top desks or tables are pre-
ferred to drop-ieaf types. Desk
tops should be non-glossy and
light in color Large pastel blot
tiers can be used to improve the
seeing conditions by reducing the
contrast between the book, paper.
and the dark desk top Desks can
be placed flat against wall. but
never in front Of a window. and
in a location somewhat removed
from family activity and CONVEX
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

| The Rev and Mrs. Robert E
Withers, Ms. Jack M. Paterson ane
Mrs. James Monroe Patteson were
guests in Wytheville several days
last week.
Scnttie- Boggs has returned t.
indian Spring school near Birming
ham, Ala.
/ Miss Josephine Bailey returned
1rme last week from a tour of the
east and midwest. She attended The
Union Theological Seminary in New
York City for six weeks, and gave
4 recital at Christ Church Episcopa
cathedral in Indianapolis. Ind.
\ Ms. George Booker. Of Char
lnttesvil,e. visited her mother. Mrs
A. M. Bynum, last week
MT and MS T K Baldwin arr
spending several days in New Yosl
City
\ w, ana MUS Lewis Wallihan, D
Front Roval. and Mrs. Edward
Cam and daughter India. Of LYNCH
burg. arc guests Of Mrs. w G. Dun
I nington.
Sonthard Brum Tield. Cabell Fitz
patrick, Betty Hall, Sherry Taylor
Shannon Francis, Jimmy D. Co,
and Edmund Newman were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George Hoy
II Emporla Friday evening whilf
there for the Farmville- Emporis
rame The Hoys are former Farm
ville residents.
Miss Halle McCraw was a wael
md guest of her sister, Mrs r. o
Chappell. near Keysville.
Us H. S Whitaker will entertain
her bridge club Tuesday evening
NJ s Pauline Baldwin was CUES
E0f he~ sister, Miss Sudie Owen. il
Raleigh. N. o., for the week end
Week end guests in the Ernes
\ 0uisenberry home were Mr.. ant
Mrs Chi NILS and daughter, Kath
leen. of Richmond.
v Hanes Lancaste~ Of Johnson CITY
/ Tenn. II 4 guest Of his brother, Z
P Lancaster, and MIS-. Lancaster
JFhn H Bailey returned 10 Ions
Beach, Calf, today after spendin Il!
a few days with his daughter. Mis-
Josephine Bailey.
MRS Earl r. Boggs is spendin!
several days with Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Bogss III Andersen. WI va.
due To the Illness of Mrs. Boggs
Or Boggs was also with his parent
for the week end
Ms. Page Dame returned L
Baltimore today after visit witt
her cousin, the Rev. Robert z
Wlthers, and Mrs Withers
Miss Ruth Lynch was the weel
end guest Of har sister. Mis-. r. v
Wine, and Mr., Wine in Charlottes
Vile.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Myrna 10y Jordan,
Lloyd Baxter Mckay
Exchange Vows

The marriage of Mvra 10y Jor-
dan Of Cullen, to Lloyd Baxter
Mckay, son Of Mrs. Stanley Bax-
ter Mckay, Of Faimville, and the
late Mr.. Mckay took place Au-
gust 81 ia Farmville Baptist
church
Pr W. Otis McClung. pastor
performed the ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a powder blue
silk shantung street. length dress,
with matching accessories. She
carried a prayer book showered
with a white orchid and stephan
ats.
Miss Eleanor Marie Jordan was
her sisters maid Of honor.
Ernest Walter Mckay was his
brothers best man
After a southern wedding trip
the couple Will reside at 500 Bttch
Street, Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

sation. If the wall is dark or
strongly patterned, framed tack
board about 40 inches wide and
36 inches high may be hung above
the desk with its bottom edge
even with the desk top.
An opaque shade on a study
lamp is recommended instead of
a translucent one which NAV be
an irritating source of direct
glare.
The selected eye height is IA
inches above deck top for normal
reading distance. To avoid seeing
the very bright inner lining Of
lamp shade, eyes in normal read
ing position should be in line with
the lower edge of shade. This is
average for good adult posture
and readily attained by seat pads
for small-statured persons.
Books should not lie flat on tie
desk because this horizontal posi-
ton forshortens type size. They
should be propped or held slightly
Tilted toward the eye.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

Mr. and Mrs. r, E. Roberts were
called to Lynchbltrg last week BY
the death of Mr. Roberts father
F E. Roberts. The funeral was held
Thursday. \,
The Rev. J A. vache. chairman
will attend the DEPARTMENT Of ed1-
cation social relations COMMITTEE
meeting at Christ and Grace Epis-
copal church in Petersburg Tues
day.
Ms. Mary Fillcher returned Sun
day from SPENDING several DAYS in
charlottesville with her daurh'er
nd 'amily, Mr.. and MS. r. E. Dav-
export.
| Mr. and MS John Wilson are
attending . radio and TV convention
in Ashevlle. n g.
| Ms j. A. Vache and Ms. Shelton
Whitaker will attend the district
educational meeting Of the woman s
auxiliary at st. Johns Episcopal
church in Chester Tuesday.
\ M. and Mrs. M, M M se'cv ot
La C"csse. were guests Of their
daughter and family the Monroe
Evanses. for the week end.
| Miss Louise Cowan.' Of Richmond
spent the week end here with her
mother. Mrs. Emma X. Cowan.
| Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Baker. III
( Ct Hampton, visited Mss Edna Put
ney last week en- route home from
Danyille, where they entered their
daughter, Miss Nancy Lee Putney
lat Averett College.
Otto Oyerton attended the Va,
Chic Is Of Police Convention Al Rich
mond last, Thursday and Friday.
4 Week end guests in the R r.
Roberts home were Mr., and Mrs
Dean Roberts and daughte~, vicky
o. Milton, w. Va, Mr. and Mrs, c
H. Hancock and family, Of Chris
tiansburg. and Mrs W. H. Baldwin,
Of Pamplin
Mrs. + Waller Sanford, Of Natural
Bridge, is spending this week with
her son, Leland Sanford, and Mrs
Sanford at their home on Fourth
avenue extension.
Ms. y. c Fitzpatrick entertained
\ the Friday bridge club with lunch
\ con at College tea room last week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Future Teachers
Install Miss Garnett

Lillian Minkel Future Teachers
Of America club at Farmville
High School held its installation
CT officers September l9 at the
Farmyille Moose lodge. CLUB
members gathered for supper at
tie Moose lodge preceding the in
stallation service
Miss Lillian Ninkel. for whom
the club is named. conducted the
installation
The Officers are Marjorie Gar
nett, president; Josephine Crow
dar, vice-president Nancy Lee
webster, seci etaly, Susan Har-
wood, treasurer, Pauline Womack
librarian and historian; Anne
swertfeger. SEA representative,
ard Mrs Howard Stuart, faculty
sponsor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Club Calendar.

Southside Community Hospital
Woman's auxiliary-Friday. Sept.
~ p. m. hospital board room.
Fall meeting.
Farmville Council of Church
Women - Tuesday, Sept. "a $3.50
p. m Longwood College YWCA
lounge
Farmville Woman's club board
OF governors Wednesday, Sept.
70, 3:45 p. m, at club house.
Adult Woman's class, Presby-
terrain church : Thursday. Sept.
rs. $3.50 p. m. with Mrs. j. Wat
son Elliott.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

TWO students from Amelia are
among the $50 men and women
enrolled this fan AT King College,
Bristol. Tenn. as the college be-
gins its nnetieth year
Entering King as freshmen are
Miss Margaret L. Campbell.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
g Carpenter. Of Amelia and Miss
Annette Reid, daughter Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Milton P Reid OF
Amelia
After 1 four~day program Of
oricntation for new stuoents,
cases al King began Sept "A
The student body tEis vaar ha
representatives from II states and
10 foreign countries.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Mrs. Rudershausen
Initiated by DKG

Mrs. Mary Rudershausen. Of
Amelia. and Mrs. Anna Boothe
johnson, OF Victoria, were initiat-
ed into Tau chapter, Delta Kappa
Gamma education group. Sep
TENDER IA in Blackstone. The
meeting. presided over by Miss
jamie Dodson, Of Blackstone. was
held in the Ladies' Parlor Of the
Baptist Church.
Following Initiation ceremonies.
standing committees met to plan
the work of the year. A large
birthday cake marking the chap
ter's fifth birthday was enjoyed
during the social hour.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Ann Melinda Riley
Has Birthday arty

Ann Melinda Riley celebrated
her tenth birthday Saturday with
a theater party
Among the guests were Ann
Byrd Andrews, Pam Atkins. Pen
ny Balm. Martha John Blair
Nancy Jean Cook, Beverly Tench,
Judy ellis. Anne Holmes. Ginny
Hamburg, Dorothy Lancaster. Tru-
dy Newman, Ann Newton, Cheryl
Npblin- Linda Pierce. Linda Wells
and judy Womack.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

SRt 4 ancis Hamilton will return
q WHst Point n X. Thursday.
after spending d 2A-day leave here
With bis mother MIS-. w. D. Ham
llfon.
! Ms Z. ii rcnca and daughters
Beverly and Carolyn. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. r. c. Wilson
I Pdte Msburg, spent the week end
With Mrs Tench's aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs J B. Rice, in Durham,
M G..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

cons tttution AID bylaws u,
The Cherry Grove Society, Chill
dllen of the American Revolution
Will be presented at the groups
next meeting in November.
Patricia Thompson, Ann Morton
DeMuth and John Molnar are or
The constitution committee
The youngster had a cook -out
at their September meeting at the
acme Of MIS- r A. Wilmoth.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

Dennis Eugene Anderson Vas
baptized Sunday at the Fallmville
METHODIST church BY Dr n E.
Ifudgins Dennis Is The son Of Mi.
and Mrs. Lawrence Eugene An
dtrson