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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
ON THE AGENDA

music and drama depart
ments.
National Secretaries As
ISOLATION Internationally,
Capital Chapter-6:30 pm.
Occidental Restaurant. l4ll
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
annual wives night dinner.
Washington Branch AAUW
-7:30 pm. meeting TO con-
slider bylaws: speaker. Miss
Margaret Plunkett. labor
economist. People and Places
in the Middle East"
Washington Alu m n q e
Chapter Of Sigma Alpha IOta
--8 pm. at home of Mrs.
r. w. E. Mckay. 47O5 TWEEN
ty-ninth place NV, Christ
mas party.
University Women's Club.
Ine.-3 pm. French CONVEX
sation: I pm. club tea: S
pm. Dr.. Milton T. Staufier
viii speak on "Japan's Blue
bird Of Happiness: 1880
pm. board meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Accessories Are
Secret OF Chic

The secret OF that famous
allure Of French girls is mere
" a trick of clever acceSsoriz-
ing. says one Of them.
Everybody is always talk
ing about how chic French
women look says Monique
De Nervo. \ highly decorative
young Partisan who has been
touring the United States,
giving lectures on fashion.
Actually American girls are
better dressed. better groomed
and more skillful with their
makeup. But the French
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

know how to wear accessories
TO dramatize a costume. ana
that makes all the difference"
Monique claims that you
can always tell an American
woman. because she carries
her gloves instead Of wear
ing them, and her hat. shoes
and handbag are either loo
carefully matched or else
have no relation TO each
other.
In France" says Mrs. De
Nervo. I'VE would just as soon
be caught without our shoes
as without our gloves. We
wear gloves as part OF our
costumes. Even at cocktail
parties we wear the left glove
and remove only the right
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Risner-MHler

Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred
Miller Of cheyerly. Md. an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Betty Dolores to
Mr.. Thomas Newton Risner,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Risner OF Hartwell. Ga. The
wedding took place Novem-
Der % in the Central Bap-
list Church. Bladensburg.
Md. The couple will live In
Mount Rainier. Md.
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TODAY


The Mary Bartlett Chapter,
ID. O. OARS pm. Meeting.
at home OF Mrs. John r.
Grunwell. 1901 California
street NV.
Beta Chapter Of Phi>Delta
Gamma--3 pm. Woodruff
House on the George WASH
ington University campus.
meeting: program. Christ
mas theme and tea.
Beta Zeta Alumnae Chap
ter Of Sigma Kappa National
SOrOrity-3 to S pm. Mary
land University Chapter
House. College Park. Joint
informal party with Balti-
more Alumnae Chapter.
Aviva Hadassah-5 to 9
pm. at Roosevelt Hotel.
. winter membership cocktail
party: proceeds will go 70
the medical and child well
fare projects Of HahaSsah.
ID. c. Business and Pro-
fesSional Women's Club
to 6 pm. at Clubhouse. 2305
Calvert street NV. tea cell
ebrating 30th birthday.
The Northwest Chapter Of
Women's American Art -
Theater Party at the Arena:
Q REV play shown, AM
swered the Flute" Call Mrs.
eadis Schweitzer at OIL. =
4S02 for tickets.
TOMORROW
College Park. Nd, Branch
Of AAUW-S pm. Maryland
Room Of the Home Econom-
les building on the University
OF Maryland campus. meet
ing: program. slides and
music arranged by fine arts
group.
Montgomery County
League Of Women Voters
Sis pm, at home Of Mrs.
Robert Skillings. 62l3
Craithie lane. Bethesda.
meeting.
Louisa Adams Chapter
DAR-8 pm. at the Chapter
House. l732 Massachusetts
avenue NV, meeting follow
ed by joint Christmas pro-
gram with Deborah Knapp
Chapter.
ID. c. Chapter Of the Ma
tiOnal Park College Alumnae
Assn.-i2:30 pm. at home Of
Mrs. william Springer. Is
West Lenox street. Chevy
Chase, meeting.
The Pro BOnata Club-At
home Of Mrs. Bert L. VIII
liams. 1901 Woodbine. Chevy
Chase. Christmas party; pro-
gram. the Remedies will sing.
WOman's Community Club
lilo am. social hall. st.
Paul's Methodist Church,
Kensington, luncheon meet
ing; Christmas program by
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WEDDINGS


Mrs. John w. Belt OF OK
ford. Md. announces the mar
rage OF her daughter Rosa
mond Starr TO Mr.. william
Bennett Allan, son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allan Of
Gardonald. Scotland. Miss
Belt Is also the daughter of
the late Mr.. John William
Belt. The wedding took place
November 30 In the chapel
Of the Park Avenue Central
Presbyterian Church in New
York City. The couple will
live In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
FoGun-Beck

Mr.. Abraham M. Beck OF
New Haven. Conn.,. announces
the marriage of his daueh-
ter Barbara Gail 10 Mr.. Mar
tin Rennie Pagan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Pagan Of
Silver Spring. Md. Miss Beck
is also the daughter OF the
late Mrs. Anna Rahm Beck.
The wedding took place No
vember 20 in Fairfield. Conn.
The couple will live here.
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Stewurt-Beun

Mrs. Paul Kenneth Jones
announces the marriage of
her daughter Patricia Anne
Bean to Mr.. Richard Hewitt
Stewart, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart. The wedding
took place November % In st.
Bernadette's Catholic Church
in Silver Spring. Md. The
couple will live in Silver
Spring.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Grid Officials Salute:

The soutssde Virginia Football select
ed II l. Butch Elanon its hst honorary membership The
Notosa county superintendent Of schools tapped for that honor
here Tuesday night.
Bob Goldsmith Of CIcNe Association president Blan
tons selection officials
sydney College.
The unanimous by the
yar-od association who handle something approaching 100
in the i2-schoo far flung District for
Bhnos work behalf high school for his
wise and te leadership IN the preceding Of the
As III the earlier touch andgo days
getern proposition Blanon
urged the officials.
TO keep yourself Informed keep organized You
derul area and you're performing
Jim Hickey backfield coach
speaker He illuminating Talk the football
Carolina under Jim Tatum's direction
and made running plays PLAYERS
which Carolina 1876.
The former Hampden College coach also
the officials urging them
zeal coaches and players
The outcome just players II
crewe-Famvile Duke-Carolna
should Jim
And you're going TO call mractons the
ne worst thing to do overlook penalty situations
start getting tight When the other
Hickey said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Side Line Shorts:

FOOTBALL TALK AT LYNCHBURC COLLEGE IS boiin
The Little Eight that
probably would welcome renewal the
nets The sport expired there 1888 president
Dean John Turner students
REVAAIPING AT RIM With naming Of Ted
Kelley period Ashland as assist
ant ootba coach track the
down completely New grid coach
who moved up from assistant when
starting his second AZ basketball Keller
d While.
BANQUET SEASON now give I'D The
tght training
reports coming this coach
speaking at the Lions Club Appomattox
is squad and Jim Hickey viii speak
1T the Hampafn- Sydney banquet December 49,
JOHN HUBBARD quarterback and defensive star
Of % football announced He
the IS senior letter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Bouling Results

3unI dol laAo Yooa nesl Msu v
in the Farmville Ten Pin League
Tuesday night. the Farmville Five
stepping over Holsum into No. !
position by whipping kfggett's two
games to one.
Meanwhile. the Holsum team
fell again, this time to the Burke
vile Five by a 2-l game margin.
In the other match Tuesday night.
the on-coming APP team won
over Davidson's 2-l 1t was one Of
the few nights no league team
could come up with a shut-out Of
the opposition.
APPS team made sweep Of
the nights honors. Jim Allen took
game and three game set highs
with 2l0 and $50 pins respectively
The Grocers had 2427 team
total
The league reaches the halfway
point Of the season next week.
The standings.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
THE FARNv111F (va1 HERALD, FRIDAY DECEMBER g. ia.
Farmville, Buckingham To Feature
Scholastic Hoop Start Here Monday
Bucs Have Speed,
Height. Experience
On 1888 Squad

With a starting team ave~aga
sa'sht Of 6'l", couple Of fast for
pa~ds and plenty Of evne~iancs
Buckingham Central High Schnol II
expected to be one of The laafiaa
~ontenders for District , basketball
mpienship h0no~s.
The Buccaneers have returning
f~'a~ # tha starting five players
who won the regular season. Disf''sct
2 championship last year. and also
captured first place IN the District
playon. They were defeated hy
Churchland III the State Champion
ship playoff at Blacksburg.
Boissieux Shepard. outstanding
scorer and captain Of the Bucs last
year. was lost through graduation.
Warren Wootton, a $40. lG1-pound
senior. will be tapped to replace
Shepard when the BUGS open Friday
night at Crewe.
Farmyille will be the ! e. II Il
game for the fast-fnoying BUGS, ana
they tangle Monday night at the
Memorial Annoy
Coach Martin r. Conway. who Be-
rims hts first season at the helm Of
the Buccaneer ship. said he was
very pleased with preseason prac-
tice and enthusiasm displayed BY
his team
Conway coached Red Bank High
School III New Jersey last year,
where be picked up nice IS won
six lost record.
Il expect Pete GOWN and Donnie
Davis to fill up the scoring slack
left by Shepard. Conway observed.
AZ he watched the team working
out Monday evening ITuddlaston
and WllkerSon have the height We
need and | arm counting OH them to
control the blackboard both Oh Of
Tense and defense. said the Buck
ingham coach. never taking his eye
off the smooth working offensive
unit.
Thre returning four from las.
years championship team include
Donnie Davis. 81" junior: pete
Gown. So" senior. Shirley Wilker-
son, GA" junior. and Cecil Huddla-
ston, So" senior. Last year they
compiled a 20-4 overall record and
l7-3 district mark. In the past
three years. the BUGS have taken
the district championship once and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
H-SC Opens Court
PLAY With 1852
Victory Over RPI

Hampden-Sydney College got
It's Basketball campaign going
nicely Tuesday night at Richmond
with an opening game 1852 win
oyer RPI in Little Eight con-
test.
IN the new court edition uu-
yelled by Coach Claude Milan
We're two new faces. Sophomore
Bob Lloyd who tailed 10 points
and Larry Hammer, the freshman
from Amelia
Two more in the lineup saw
intermittent service last season.
but will be playing as starters this
year. Vernelle Martin. sophomore
guard from Lynchburg. the re-
placement for Doug Joyce. led the
Tiger scoring with q points and
contributed stout defensive
game.
Gil Sayres sophomore center
replacement for Russ Holcomb.
added "a to the Tiger cause.
Leon Hawker. the Tigers ALI
Little Eight and Mason Dixon Sc
lection as freshman last year,
wasn't inserted into the game I'M
I'll the second half. With the di-
minutlve serapper in and RIPS
top polnt-maker Milt Bailey out
OH fouls, H-SC drew away from a
1898 halftime lead quickly.
TO protect his healing arm.
Milan withdrew Hawker after Is
minutes and nine points as the
Tigers mounted a comfortable IT.
S. lead.
Also III action for H-Sc were
Capt. HorsIey putt. at forward
who had seven points while re-
bola..nH well: Ted Shepherd with
SIX points While spelling Sayres at
center; Guards Bob Humphreys
and Sophomore Buck Dodson, who
led last years frosh team In scor-
ing. Humphreys had four points,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Wolverines Have
Veteran Group
To Build On

Four lettermen and a newcomer
will likely start for Farmville High
In the basketball opener here Mon
day night at Memorial Armory.
Guards Jackie Mcintosh and
Earl Fore, Center Kent Carter and
Joel Goldman at forward. are the
regulars + ON the 1856 squad.
John d. Jones. 6'3", who may
start at forward with Coleman.
IS the newcomer
Howard Clabough, the squads
and District 3 top scorer of 1856
with a 24-point average. will be
held out for spot duty until he Is
fully recovered from the head in
jury sustained during the football
season.
Gradual Use
He'll be Inserted as a certain
starter as soon as his physical
condition warrants the hard. sus-
tanned effort the shoot-and-run
game Of basketball requires.
Back Of these six are group
Coach Bob Gilmer believes viii
comprise a stronger bench than
he could summon last season when
FHS finished IN fifth place with
a 1876 record
Waiting 10 60 iii at guard will
be Jimmy D. Cox and Lucius Wells
who gained experience from the
1858 campaign. Herbie Vaughan.
tallest player on the squad. will
back UP Carter at center. He Is
S." newcomer.
Newcomers
Averett Simpson. a squadman
'@ft saason and Alex Holmes and
Buddy Smith. newcomers. are the
forward replacements. on the i2-
player squad Gilmer suits.
Carter and Jones have the
height to give the starters good
rebonding. while Coleman Is
proven defensive standout under
the boards.
Gilmer believes his playmaker
trio OF Mcintosh. Fore and Cla-
bough have the experience and
ah'litv to make the FHS attack
effective.
The varsity game will be pre-
coded by girls game at 1880
pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
SDELWE VIEWS
Basketball Rule Change:
BY JOHN STICK

revision of the free throw rule against
fouls will be effective basketball colleges and
high school getting underway The change sgEt
wrinkles point
place the
The National Basketball Committee national
altered COLLEGIATE
shooting) half a 10 shot
violations
After the first the
allowing foued throw If he makes the first
High school YNCA basketball will allow the one-shot
foul the first violations half They also
revert to the present bonus rule after that number
1857
viii be the
Jump Each viii BE- allowed select its jumper without
regard to involvement the foulng.
this
keep
has strengthened somewhat That requires the team
ball into the defensive half the
Nov officials instructed BY tile rule call
actlore faicical style play If the
respond
behind responsible the
70 supply the without the ball
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
H-SC Home Debut
Saturday Night

Hampden Sydney's basketball
squad makes its first home ap-
pearance tomorrow night tSatur-
day. against Baltimore University
in a Mason-Dixon Conference
test
The Bengals, who are at Lex
ington. tonight Thursday for a
contest with VMI. conclude their
Pre- Christmas casrr.ie-s -; y.
three games 1T home next week.
Appearing at Death Valley in
order will be Lynchburg College.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
First Game Thursday

The Farmyille basketball
League gets off to start Thurs
day alght at The FaImyille Arrnory
at 7..ao as the Methodist boys
meet the Baptist boys and Grad
dock-Terf tangles with Farmville
Mig, at $50.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06

DodSon seven.
Jim Rogers, Bill Parker and
Bailey led the RpI scoring. con-
tributlng 10. IS and IL points re-
spectively.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
H-SC's Bill Benson
Wins State Title

Records on Virginia college
football for 1867 are closed, and
Bill Benson, Hampden sydney
College sophomore halgback. IL the
Official individual scoring race
winner.
His US points on II iouchdowns
placed him ahead Of the 40. y
pEaYvr. WIS h4ifbael Bol5bs ser
Tuesday might Bridgfwatef.
Thursday ana lnsen Seminary
SATURDAY.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06

dan. who has been chosen South
ern Conference back OF the year.
HI led conference scoring with Sc
points.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06

Five Hampden s. tdray College
football players have been selected
On the 1857 All-Little Fiqht hon
orary team. Halfback Bill Benson
and Quarterback Bob Fur were
named co-captatns BY virtue Of
aar unanimous selection.
Other Bangals On the mythical
squad are Jim FelTy end, Gene
Cooke. tackle. and Henry nby.
center Cooke was the third high
est choice among 10 sportswrit-
ers and coaches comprising the
election board.
II was the second straight year
on the team for Fairr and Felty.
both Juniors al H-SC. Cooke and
Irby IRE seniors, Benson 4 sopho-
more
Others on tAe squad are Sonny
Holmes, E&H. and Donnie Doffle-
never, Bridaewater, bacfs and
Harold Lambert, E&H, end; Bill
cox Nv. tackle; Dave Young,
RIM and joey Rusekr E&H
guards
The other starters on Hamp-
den-Sydney's Little Eight chap
ion squad MI were selected oil the
second team. Larry Smith. end
Jim Bovd. tackle. Frank Buck and
Ed Harlow. Guards. and Wally
G-glio and Tommy Bryant backs,
the district playo9f championship
twice foi all enviabla record.
Number SIX man Oh the Bucking-
ham saHad Is Becky Falls. who
stands g.. and Is expected 10 de
plenty Of action this season.
BnczinRhaln's pre- Christmas
schedule Is dis follows.
Game Schedule
Dec crew
Dee Flrlnvllle
Dec 10 Ran-Hanry Il
De. Is creve #
Dec. 70 Blackstone +
+ Dec. 10 Loyingston
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FewChiIdren
OF Divorces
Felt Conflict

A University of California
sociologist said today that
contrary to previous assump-
tions-children whose parents
later were divorced felt their
home life was quite satisfactory.
Judson T. Lands told the
American Sociological Associ-
alton. meeting at the Shore
ham Hotel, of study of 800
University of California stu
dents whose parents were di-
vorced.
1T is often assumed" he said.
according to an Associated
Press report, that divorce is
almost always preceded by
great unhappineSs and open
conflict, and yet the findings
bring out rather clearly that
from the point of view of the
child the home may be quite
satisfactory"
He said only % per cent of
the children who could remem-
Der their homes before they
learned of the possible divorce
reported open conflict between
parents.
However, Mr.. Lands said,
when divorce plans were made
known the experience was
more severe for the child who
believed his was happy home"
He said Al per cent couldn't
believe that it had happened to
U.S."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

Democratic group seems quite
socially conscious. They seem
more concerned with the social
nature of life in general, and
with the social purposes Of
political parties in specific.
The Republican women, their
study indicated. have a more
self-oriented approach both to
themselves and to their party.
They seem to have greater self
confidence and awareness of
their own capacity and eff
cheney.
But, the sociologists said, the
Republicans seem little con-
cerned with the purposes be-
hind their high efficiency. In
fact. they seem TO 20 out of
their way to stress the value
OF their party being Waterfalls
tic and somewhat socially de-
tached."
The independents, it was
stated, seem the least benev-
olent in their attitudes towards
other people. They see others
in a relatively unattractive
light"
In addition, the sociologists
said, the independets "see
others as potentially dangerous
to themselves. They seem to
desire little from others but
their own independence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

Hotel, drew these distinctions
between Republican, Demo-
cratic and independent voters:
The Democratic Party is
more emotionally uncontrolled.
1t is felt to be capable of wider
swings both toward aggression
and benevolence. But because
of its tendency to avoid the
middle Of the road. there also is
the feeling that the party is
socially improper.
G. o. P. Control" Seen
The Republican Party is
more emotionally controlled.
In an abstract sense. it seems
to show less of the "Freudian
erotic" need to construct, love
and integrate, and less of the
''thanatoc need" to destroy.
agrees and attack.
The independents are prob
ably not as close to the body
polite. They do not appear to
be the political critics, nor are
they the boosters. They are
not the intellectuals. nor are
they overly emotional. They
merely seem to be apart from
a community they feel to be
slightly unfriendly.
Data for the study was de-
rived from an assessment of
384 Great Boston housewives
between October. 1856, and
May. 1856.
Both Republicans and Dem
ocrats, the sociologists said,
voted for the party's presiden-
tial candidate in the elections
of 1914. 1948 and 1852. The in
dependent group split their vote
between the two major parties
voting once for one party and
twice for the other.
Social Concern Cited
The sociologists described the
Democratic and Republican
women as differing lin a way
we might think of as tender
minded as opposed to tough
minded"
For example. they said, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
Delegates See JuIiunu

THE HAGUE. Aug. 20 CP.-
Queen Juliana of the Neither.
lands today talked for more
than an hour with a group of
so delegates to the World Fed
eralist Congress near here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
'Eqqheod' Label Called
Wrong for Independent

The independent thought be the egg
head American socetys intellectual sociologs
said here today.
Professors Edward M. Bennett Harriet NJ Goodwin of
Tufts University paper delivered today SD annual
meeting of the American Sociological Society Shoreham
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