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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Kay Kendall's Secret
Is Upside-DoWn Diet

to stand out or to deliberately
attract attention to them
selves. This can be overdone
but I must confess ! was q
bit shocked by the extremely
low-cut dresses you see in
Hollywood. I wouldn't like
to feel that the only way ]
could get q man was with a
plunging neckline. These
girls are so pretty they don't
need TO do that"
Compliments Americans
But as q whole Miss Ken
dali has fiattering things 70
say about the way the Ameri-
can girls dress.
"One OF the FIRST things I
noticed in New York was how
everyone-eyen the girls 60
ing and coming from work
we're so beautifully dressed
and groomed.
Il came into the studio
at an unholy hour. but the
girls in the hairdressing and
makeup departments look as
well turned out as II they'd
had all morning TO primp.
In London when you see
q chic woman. she generally
has spent . great sum on her
clothes. / really don't know
how you Americans manage
TO dress so well without
spending q fortune" Kay ex-
claimed.
/ admired Kay's tiny waist.
rs 1t a struggle to keep such
q divine figuYe?" ! inquired.
when I'm working ! have
q simply enormous appetite.
I consume great quantities Of
food. but ! burn II up with
nervous energy. But when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

I'm In New York with Rex.
and doing nothing. ! get into
trouble. It's 30 tempting to
raid the Ice box when you
have . leisurely day at home.
And the terrible thing IL this.
once you set your mind on
food II becomes disastrously
important TO eat"
The talk turned TO that
popular subject Of overcom-
ing excess weight.
The secret to reducing II
finding the right diet. This
IL purely individual but until
you do. 1t can be painful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

When you have To use win
power every moment OF the
day TO keep from breaking 0
diet, you will be so unhappy
and sorry for yourself that
the moment you've reached
your goal. you'll overindulge.
II have q sensational diet.
II keeps me from feeling
hungry or from thinking
about food. ! call 1t my
Upside Down Diet because
my big meal Is my breakfast.
This Ia Q sound way to
eat because the food we eat
early is usually burned up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
The Nixons Begin
Fifth Year of Duties
Continued from Paae D.

ContInued from Pare d.
with which the public Is be-
coming familiar.
In the Spotlight
The Vice President has
been almost continually In
the spotlight--and often the
center Of controversy--since
he FIRST took the oath Of his
once In January. 1858.
His increasing prominence
on the political stage has
been evidenced by q growing
volume Of newspaper and
magazine articles. many Of
them variously tackling the
theme Of THE New Nixon"
But what about his wife?
Is there q new" Mrs.
Nixon. toop
After i've years as Sec
ond lady o. the land" how
much has she changed?
On first thought the con-
census seems to be. "No--not
q Bit" But then. one by one.
rather subtle differences are
noted,
Pat Nixon herself may have
indicated recently that time.
alone. Inevitably has its ef-
feet on everyone.
Apropos Of how she man.
aged to maintain such a ter
rife schedule on her many
overseas trips with her hus-
band and still keep a band
box appearance. she said not
long ago she wasn't sure she
could dc Il again. I'VE aren't
as young as we used TO be-"
she commented.
Observers who have long
been staggered by her STAN
Ina smile UNDERSTANDABLE at
the thought.
II her a years and 10
months have taken any toll.
Mrs. Nixon fails to show IL.
Some Changes
But some of her friends
think she is more assured
now than when she was
plunged into the limelight
almost overnight with the Sc
lection Of the junior Senator
from California as Gen.
Eisenhower's running mate
In 50.
One ventured there had
been q certain "timidity" at
first--now no longer dis
eernible.
She's always been beauti-
fully groomed--but fashion
writers point to an added
eophistication in her clothes.
Her wardrobe-once dis
tineuished for its respectable
Republican cloth coat" made
famous in her husbands SO
televised campaign fund ad-
dress--now includes at least
three fur wraps.
The ermine jacket she wore
at Thursdays White House
dinner is frequently a part
Of her evening attire, Two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
by LYDIA LANE
Mirror Enterprises syndicate

HoLLYwOOD.--Kay Ken
DAN is beautiful and gifted
with q rare talent for COM
edy. Les Girls" her flrSt
Hollywood picture. has made
her q star.
she could be one Of the
biggest names in the busi-
ness today" Director George
Cukor exclaimed. but she
Is not dedicated to her career
She would rather be with
her husband Rex Harrison.
When ! spoke to'Kay about
this she explained. II have
had a career since / was a
kid. ] ran away from school
10 Join my sister In show
business. But this Is my first
marriage and happiness In
my personal life Is Of para
mount importance 70 me.
so many beauties were
after Rex I couldn't believe
II when he started dating no
one else but me-" Kay con-
fessed.
Humor Wins Out
My reaction 70 Miss Ken
dalrs modest confession was
TO ask. Did he tell you Why
you won out over such CLAM
orous eompetition?"
1T was my sense OF humor
I guess" Kay said. I'VE have
fun together and he likes my
not taking anything too
seriously"
English women are usually
shy. and most Of them are
brought up with the idea Of
not being noticed-of feeling
it's a bit on the vulgar side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

Mrs. Nixon has. made II .
point 70 keep magazines fea-
turing articles on the Vice
President more or less out
Of sight.
On the Newport News trip.
there also appeared To be an
effort by the mother to play
down the importance Of their
position. One newman. who
was having dinner on the
special train returning TO
Washington. promptly gave
UP q table when he looked
up TO see Mrs. Nixon and her
daughters patiently waiting
In lire.
She also confided on the
return trip that she had
never felt SO bad about any
thing In my life" as her In.
ability TO smash the cham
payne bottle without an
assist from q shipyard work.
er as the Santa Paula was
launched. The bottom went
out Of my stomach" she said.
This was certainly one Of
the few times that Pat Nixon
had failed TO do all that was
expected Of her In her ofncial
role.
Much Travelled
She has accompanied her
husband on well over $4,000
miles Of campaign travel and
has been with him on five
overseas goodwill" tours to-
falling more than 100000
miles.
In Washington. because Of
illnesses Of the President.
she has had 10 do consider
ably more ofiicial entertain
ing than usually falls to the
wife Of the Vice President.
The reporter who called
the patrician.looking Pat .
modern-day Cinderella after
the 81 election could scarcely
have envisioned just how
much Of a fairy-tale role was
In the ofiing for the former
Whittier (califJ high school
teacher.
Her hobbies?
The theater. for one. She
and the Vice President. who
first met in q Little Theater
production attend as often as
they can. They recently took
In several plays during q stay
in New York.
Reading Is another. She's
been known to stay Up until
the wee hours with q novel
she couldn't put down.
She and the Vice President
enjoy late evening walks to-
gether.
And she has strong ideas
about diet: insists that the
children have q hot cereal
for breakfast and hot soup
when they come home for
lunch from the Horace Mann
School.
Her children's playmates
also have observed q cer-
tain restriction on sweets
though jules weakness Is
canned peaches.
Probably her least known
characteristic--she loves to
60 harefooted. And not only
in the house.
On Q summers day Tllden
street neighbors used to see
her kick on her shoes when
she was sprinkline the lawn.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
WEDDINGS
Kloss-Thomos

Mr., and Mrs. Edward Cliff
ton Thomas. jr. announce
the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Patricia Dunlap to Mr..
Charles Blakely Kloss. son Of
Mrs. Sara Savage Kloss OF
Haddonfield. N. J. The we'd
ding took place yesterday in
Saint Mary's Chapel OF the
National Cathedral. The cou-
pie will live In Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Torbert-Morton

Mrs. Eliza B. Morton an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Lucille Annette to
Mr.. Carroll Emerson Tarbert,
son Of Mrs. Guy E. Tarbert.
The wedding took place yes
terday in Assumption Catho-
lie Church: The couple will
live here.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Snow-Koelb

Mrs. Howard E. Koelb an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Helen Ilsley to Mr..
Gardner Harrison Snow. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H.
Snow Of Melrose. Mass. The
bride is also the daughter of
the late Rev. Koelb. The
wedding took place yesterday
In the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church. The couple
will live in New Britain,
Conn.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Skuhdn-MGbrey

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Mabrey Of Coeburn, Va. an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Charlotte Ann to
Mr.. Robert John Skahan,
son Of Mr.. William d. Skahan
Of Richmond, Va. and the
late Mrs. Skahan. The we'd
ding took place April II In
st. Gabriel's Church.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Jontho-Olmsteud

DR.. and Mrs. Atlee Ross
olmstead OF Canton, Ohio.
and Lake Worth. Fla. an
nounce the marriage OF their
daughter Patty Nell to Mr..
Charles Robert Jantho. son
OF Mr.. Charles John Jantho
OF Chicago. Ill.. and the late
Mrs. Jantho. The wedding
took place yesterday In the
Georgetown Presbyterian
Church,
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Cooper-Bornes

Mrs. George Emerson
Barnes announces the mar
riage OF her daughter Mar
garet Elizabeth Montague
TO Mr.. John Milton Cooper.
The bride is also the daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. Barnes.
The wedding took place
yesterday In the home OF the
brides brother. Mr.. Robert
q, Barnes. The couple will
live here.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
HGneY-Kimber

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lock-
hart Kimber of Takoma Park.
Nd. formerly OF Winchester,
Mass. announce the mar
riaRe OF their daughter Mar
jorie TO Mr.. Kenneth Charles
Haney, son OF Mrs. Charles
Haney OF Coventry Center.
r. l.. and the late Mr.. Haney.
The wedding took place April
rs In the Takoma Park Pres
byterian Church. The couple
will live In Bethesda.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
More effective in q few minutes
thun duys of exhuustinu exercise

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Evening star., 1958-05-04
Turner-Sobeun

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Sabean
Of Weymouth. Nova Scotia,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Geraldine
Mary to Mr.. Charles Green
Turner. jr.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Of The Plains,
Va. The wedding took place
April rs at Christ Episcopal
Church In Winchester, Va.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
BrussfieId-V -Voloer

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter VAlaer.
jr.. announce the marriage Of
their daughter Joan 10 Mr..
Frank Brassfield. jr.. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brassfield Of
East 81. Louis. Ill. The we'd
ding took place yesterday In
The Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart. The couple will live
In nearby Virginia.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Stretch Out Like Pompered Princess
And SIenderize While You Relax!

Vibra-Sim gives you the Spot-reducing benefits
as the finest reducing salons :. and there are no
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So luxurious too! Just Is minutes day helps whiSk
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without effort"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
locol Women
Affend Wedding
Of Ind. Relofives

Mrs wrratha Grven Maxwell
se2o 2oth Az. s ard her niece
Miss Barbara Green daughter az
Mr. and Mrs " y Crcsn o. $500
Forth Az. s recently returned
srer Mrs MsSwelrs home tome.
chsrl.stown md where they
went 90 attend ths wedding Of their
atece ana cousin. Miss Mabel ox-
ieshy 90 AR Kenneth Scrivuer -
New Albany lna Miss Green was
one ~ the welding attendants ard
saaeh, she brides Scspqust
Miss ogiessy. daughter % Mrs
stella creen Orlr.Sy and NJ
senvner scs 81 Mr. Ard Mrs :
seriynsr % New Alhauy sxchan1
"a y,nwx in a ,sonh1e ring cervulosy
hela August 10 81 Wesley Mesao-
ust ChuYvh IN tcSsersanvilir Inf
with ths pastor Rev rHomAs Dagy
performing the ceremony
Glven n n4asrisge ~ her 'ness
wIlHkm Ggvca a. C2'ayicsSovn
brother ~ Mrs Maxwell tne egiae
was lovuly IN = Write iace ara nst
wedding guwa she carrte4 .
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
sr. PETERS aMr CHURCH

Rev NJ L. simmons delivered
another dynamic message Cunday
morning, August "a His subject
was. The Power OF a spirit Filled
LAfe The spiritual background
was taken from Acts 3s1-6 Rev
simmons placed emphasis on the
sixth xerse. Then Peter said. sill
yer and gold have | none, In
conclusion he pointed out that most
people need neither silver nor gold
but a friendly hand and most OF all
God
Mrs Emma Jean Ward and Miss
Irene Pleas rendered duet, the
beautiful hymn. Christ IL All To
Me The choir Joined In the chorus
The congregation witnessed hap
tismal services for little AIMS
Marie Maysa and ferris Sartin
Mrs Bessie Lewis presented the
Albert williams memorial trophy
90 Mrs Alice Wilson This was
awarded 60 Mrs Wilson AZ the An
nual lay Organization Convention
held in Springfield, nj In July IN
recognition for the most outstand.
ing worker in the Northwest con-
ference
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening az T3o.
81 Peters church welcomes az
visitors
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS

by Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
Sioux Fails. a. ID.

r.. g. Collins. 1904 r. Eighth
st Fannie Mae Clark, 900 r.
Third 81. and Anna Burns, 2oi2 Y
Sixth 81. are mentioning In the
Black Hills Of South Dakota. Most
Dakotians overlook the beauties
Of their own state.
Mrs Hazel Strothers. EEileen
StrotherA, and niece OF Brunswick,
Mo have been guests IN the Rev
r. ~ Thomas home for the week :
end Hazel and Eileen and mother
and sister Of Mrs Evelyn Thomas
Mrs r. Pendelton, 933 NJ Main
Ave, Is q former school claASmate
or Mrs Stothers The ThoTnas's
had the Pendeltons IN Sunday for
a typical Missouri dinner and a
CAB fest Mrs stothers filled a
breakfast engagement tn the Pen
delton home The Strothers left
Tuesday afternoon for Brunswick
Mo
Folks are receiving cards and
letters from Maggie Anderson who
Is on vacation. These cards are
really Anderson specials and we
are enjoying the fact that " has
nj forgotten her stay 10 home
friends
Robert Tate $40 Wayland Ave
spent four days IN Minneapolis Wis.
ting his children Bot, Barbara
Eurice and Gsorgisnna He ana
his daughter Nyle, returned a
week ago. They really enjoyed
their stay
a friend Of mine visited her boy
in plankington. SO Dak. Grain
ing SCHOOL, She saw Porter VIII
Hams there and abe reports he Is
doin fine and seems very happy
and well adjusted RE is going 10
show a calf nj the State Fair and
Huron, IN September and would
like 20 have his friends como down
there 10 see him.
Minnie Williams Of Mitchell. So
Oak has been spending few
days with her brother and sister
in-lawi Mr. and Mrs r.. Barger
72f " French
My nephew Ralph Davis, whom
a lot Of you folks know f. In
Chicago Ill He is in a hospital
with pneumonia He asked about
- many folks I thought I should
mention u TITS address is. 1925
Vincenne. Ave.
Alfred White and are IN charge
OF the Women AMI Mems Day
Rally 1t SO Johns Baptist Church
.32t y. MINI We have we'll
planned program and we would
IKE 10 have all come, paying.
Mr. and Mrs CrDAby Napue
Lincoln, Nebr are here, He Is
chef % the Rnshmore Cafe. r.. 10th
Street They are planning on max
ing Sioux Fails their home They
have two children
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
MorNr oIINrr RArIIsr

Who Shall Stand in the HiIly
Places" was the subject OF Rev
Il, N Hunters message for sun
day. AmIst %. Morning prayer
was offered by Rev. 3. Simmons
pulpit guest, from Chanute, Kans
Evening service was well at
tended The Gospel Chorus rend,
cred a message in song under the
direction ~ Silas Smith Mrs. y
Bell was pianist in the absence Of
Carl Walker. who Is mentioning
IN 81 Louis, Mo Soloists were
Mrs Lots Dobhins. Mrs Fannie
Carson and Mr. and Mrs House.
Visitors for the day were Mrs
Mabel Johnson Louisville. Ky
Mrs Flora Casey. Los Angeles
Calf and Rev and Mrs S Sim
mons Of Chanute. KanS. Rev
Simmons Is pastor of one 81 the
Baptist church In Kansas
Bev J j ClaybuFu WAS able 10
attend morning service. Little
Elsie Coleman who has been a
patient AZ Gillette hospital for
several months Is az her home now
T2i Aurora, and much improved
and able 20 attend Sunday School
and church
Others noted on our sick iist are
Beulah Cruxe. University hospital
Mother Ella Golden AnCksr hos.
pitRl
September 81 VITA ~ kppre-
citation Day for Rev and Mrs. r
II Hunter. their eighth year AZ
Mt Oltvct Mr. James Buford Is
general chairman
You're welcome at Mt Oiivpt
church A House % Hope a Place
Of Prayer and Fellowship 81
Joy Mrs NJ r Bel, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
MACEDONIA BAPTIST
CHURCH

The Rev. A. II. Bush for Des
MONIES, Iowa. delivered our ser
mon on Sunday, August "a HIS
subject was, The Soul that Sin
meth, shall Die, and his text was
taken from Psalms 25.i4. The
secret OF the Lord is with them
that fear Him, ard He VIII show
them His covenant
Two new members were added
TO our church, Mrs. Lenora Bogen
and Miss Margaret Jafferson.
We came back at 7.30 p, m. 10
witness a battle In song between
the Friendly Five and the Harmon
ic Jubiietts. IL was really some
thing well worth hearing. Included
in the songs were Each Day, Can
Him Up and He'll BE There.
Rev b G Cassius, Pastor.
Mrs Gladys MCGOWAN, Secre-
tary-R Reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH

AN Accomplished Steward
ship" was the subject Of Rev
Kneely Williams sermon on last
Sunday. August "a The text was
taken from Luke 1918 and He
called His ten servants and de-
livered unto them ten pounds and
said. occupy until ! come II was
an inspiring message and enjoyed
bv all
The choir sang beautifully Mrs
Virginia Frazier sang a solo and
Mrs w House also rendered
solo Mr. Willie House is pianist
We were blessed with one addi-
ton 10 our church membership
Miss Patricia Parker, a candidate
for baptism
The pastor. choir and Mission
Society worshipped with Bethesda
Baptist church in Minneapolis at
$3.50 p m
Visitors registered were Mr.. and
Mrs Willie House. Rev and Mrs
Isabel. Mrs Pittman and Mr.
Floyd Starks. all OF st Paul.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday night
at Z; prayer meeting Wednesday.
1880 p m and business meeting
Saturday at 1880 p. m.
Visitors are always welcome
Mrs Virginia Frazier, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
FRIENDS HELP CARYN
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

n waa a gala afternoon for -
group o. youngsters on wednoa-
day, August 20. when they attend.
ed party for Cayn Allen. given
BY her mother in celebration OF her
fourth birthday
The froiickiug festivities, held in
the backyard AZ the home Of her
parents. Me- and Mrs Ira Allen.
6i2 tglehart Ave. was attended
by some ~ 81 her little friends
who enjoyed playing various
games, Capturing prizes for games
were Philip Patterson. Billy Me
Gee and Gary Allen. Each guest
was given a balloon and whistle
favor
Following games the many gifts
were opened 10 tho delight Of tho
chlldrrn after which refreshments
OF ice cream, nuts, candy. lemon
AIDE and birthday cake with
.CRryna name inscribed were acrv-
81 by the hostess,
Enjoying the fun were Carol
and Buly MCGEE. Eric, Shelly and
.Gail Collins, Jeanenc Goodon. Tia.
lisa and Justin Mann, Bernlce
Jones' Gregory and Daryl Me.
Moore Kim and Wayne Bowman
Lorric Allen. Vincent Bruce. Kel-
Win Carter Deborah Henderson
and nerniec Jones
Also having lots 81 tun were
mothers VI the children. the Mines
Anita Allen Jocelyn Collins, Jack.
to Bowman. Margaret MeNoore
tacille Jones' and Rnsalie rntttg
son
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
GOSPEL TEMPLE

The message for Sunday morn
ing hTuught BY Pastor w l. Battle
WIS taken from Tsiah 81 g. sub.
jert Trees OF Righteousness
Emphasis was stressed on a tree
that hives beneath the soil. the hot
ter the sun gets, the more water
IL absorbed from the earth Rev
Battles said hat christians are ike
trees when trials come. they pray
oftener and live or the water ~
Gods spirit
sunday night our pastor brought
a great message unsing az scrip
ture reference Ciaiatian So ard
subject stand Up for Christ
Visitors from Minneapolis were
Mr. and Mrs. " fnll. Mr. ana Mrs
r McDuffie. Mr. and Mrs Davis
Mr. ard Mrs William Cornelius