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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-07
WHY GROW OLD?
Look Around-Y Can
Give Love, Service

and encouraged in everyday
life no matter where you live.
There are philapthropies and
groups Of children and young
people, and the ill-all need
your time and energy and,
even more. your heart. Serv-
ice which has personal con-
tact is most valuable for
those who are aided and for
the woman herself.
CANDLES
Marriage and love are
CANDLES. Once you become
wholly involved in matters of
the heart with your family,
your friends or others, you
are living dangerously. There
is always the chance of loss
through death. There is al
ways the chance of having
invested in the wrong person.
There is always the chance
of finding those you have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-07
FASHION NOTEBOOK
New Italian
Fashions
DueMar.29
BY ELEM
star Fashion Writer

A busy ambassador took
time out from his heavy
Washington schedule to pre-
side at a talk over the tea
cups" event yesterday.
Italian Ambassador Manlio
BroSio, whose wife is vaca-
tioning in Italy. entertained
at the embassy the commit
tee members who will sponsor
the Italian Festival Of FASH
ion. The show will be pre-
scented on March 20 at q
mammoth cocktail party at
the Shoreham Hotel as a
March Of Dimes benefit. The
Washington fashion group is
staging the show.
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon is
chairman Of the event which
will bring to Washington
fabulous Italian fashions
from such designers as An
tonelli. Berton, Datti, Capuc-
CT. Maurcelli. Simonetta, Fa-
biani, Schuberth, Veneziani,
Avolio, and others represent
ing the Italian couture.
The fashion event also is
being staged in New York,
Chicago. Los Angeles, San
Francisco. and Dallas. Many
of the designers themselves
or their representatives will
be on hand.
The Ambassador, in de-
Scribing his role at what he
said was essentially a ladies'
meeting" thanked Mrs. Bacon
for accepting the chairman
ship. Among her II CO.
chairmen present were Mrs.
Morris CafritZ, Mrs. Myron
Cowen. Mrs. Eric Johnston,
Mrs. Cyrus Ching, Mrs. Will
liam P. Mac Cracker, Miss Nell
MacC Cracker. Countess N. de
Rochefort, Mrs. Arthur Gard
ner, Jr., Mrs. Neil Carothers,
Donna Julia Brambilla, Mrs.
Harry Davidow and Mrs.
George Wheeler. Also present
at the meeting were Mrs.
June Wilbur. regional director
of the Washington Fashion
Group: Mrs. Ruey Messenger
and Mrs. Edith Battles.
A conference table extend
ing the entire length of the
dining room was filled with
some 80 other attractive
Washington irons and
wives Of members of the en-
baSSy who will also work on
the project.
This Festival of Italian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-07

out during the meeting that
in designating the March of
Dimes as the recipient Of the
proceeds from the shows it is
"by way Of a thank you for
what the foundation has done
for Italy in fighting infantile
paralysis"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-07
WHY GROW oLD2
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
Love is woman's best
chance for happiness. for
finding life warm and deeply
satisfying. No career can
make up for lack Of this, no
matter how successful or ex-
citing it may be.
The love for q husband and
children is the ideal one for
a woman; but If she lacks
this there are many other
ways for loving and serving
which feed this deep need in
her. This is woman's forte
and when she deserts it she
is frustrated in an important
way.
II she approaches life with
q warmhearted attitude, she
will find opportunities for
love all about her. There al
ways are people to be helped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-07

Fashions that the Italian
government is sending to the
United States Is the largest
undertaking Of its type. Both
mems and women's fashions,
accessories and boutique items
will be shown. Italian. fabrics,
Of course. will also star.
The Ambassador pointed
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31

Der of years and during World
War I lived in Bridgeport, Conn.
She was the daughter of the
late James c. Boykin, an editor
with the old United States
Bureau of Education. A former
member, of the Current Com
ment Club of Woodside, she was
also active in the OAR.
She attended Maryland College
at Lutherville, Md, and for 20
years worked for the H. L. Rust
Co., retiring in 1945.
Mrs. Clark's husband was at
one time the postmaster in Silver
Spring. His grandfather, o. H. r,
Clark, was county commission
er and member of the Maryland
General Assembly.
Besides her husband, she
leaves her daughter, Mrs. Robert
H. Kessler, of Redstone Arsenal
Ala. There are three grand
children.
Services We're held at the S
H. Hines Funeral Home with
burial in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The happiness of man in this
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31

Dear Santa,
am Z years old and l go to Oh
ney Elementary School.
Dinosaurs are my main inter-
est in life except swordfish steak.
/ wash dishes for Mommie and
polish Dads shoes.
We win leave you some cookies
and milk.
Love,
Greg Boyd
Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
Er COuntian
Hn1a Clark
Dies at 20

Funeral services were held
yesterday for Mrs. Irma Boykin
Clark, 70, a former Montgomery
County resident with many
friends and relatives here, who
died Friday.
Born in house on the present
Supreme Court site, Mrs. Clark
died at Union Memorial Hospital.
Baltimore, after suffering a
cerebral hemorrhage. She was
stricken at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Courntey Jenifer, Timon-
ium, where she had gone to
visit for the holidays.
A Washington area resident
almost all of her life, Mrs. Clark
at the time of her death was liv-
ing at the Albermarle Apart
ments, 1880 18th st. NV, where
she had resided for 35 years.
Following her marriage to
Oliver II. P. Clark, Mrs. Clark
lived in Silver Spring for a num-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
Shareholders
Notice

In accordance with bylaws of
The Gibraltar Building & Loan
Association, Inc, the Annual
Meeting of Shareholders of said
Association will be held on
JANUARY Is, 1859
AT 8 O'CLOCK PM.
at the office of the Association,
8401 Georgia ave., Silver Spring,
Md, to elect Directors for ensuing
year and to transact such other
business as may properly come
before the meeting.
DAVID E. KERSHNER
Assistant Secretary
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
StOckmen Hold
Meeting Soon

The Both annual meeting of the
Maryland Stockmen's Association
will start at 10 am. January IA
at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, Bal
timore.
Officers will be elected, COM
mittee reports will be heard and
members will hold a joint meet
ing with the Maryland Crop I'm.
provement Association.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
Silver Spring 'Y' Elects

The Silver Spring Young Mems
Christian Association last week
elected officers for 1859. They
are: Elihu d. Frick, chairman;
Howard Thomas and George
Wehrstedt, vice-chairmen; H. C.
Hillerman, treasurer, and Charles
Graham, board representative.
mates so far. So that is the rea-
son | would like to have these
toys. / will put your cake on the
table like l do every year One
more thing most of all. If you
get to West Va. and have room
please bring my Granddaddy
down. / will close and be good
and thank you.
Sharon Stutzman
Wheaton
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
Cecilia Gregg
GaithersbuI.g

Dear Santa,
There must be thousands of
kids writing you each year ask
ing for different items. But this
year / would like kind of differ
ent things.
For Christmas, Santa, I would
like for you to help the sick and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
In Sentinel Contest


want you to see our baby.
Danny is six months old and
Mommy lets me hold him and lets
me play with him.
Some time Mommy and Daddy
are going to bring me up to your
house. My brothers Johnny and
jeff came up to visit you one
year.
/ would like carriage for my
baby doll, new collar for Speedy
our dog, a bike for Mommy and
Daddy, a model for Johnny and a
model for Jeffrey and new toy
for Danny. We hope you like our
Christmas tree.
am four years old and Johnny
is 9 and Jeff is g. Mommy is "a
and Daddy is SO.
Love to Santa
and Merry Christmas.
Jennifer ID. Hewins
Silver Spring
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31

Dear Santa:
My name is Linda Lee March.
/ am eight years old and in the
third grade at Wheaton Woods
School.
/ would like for you to bring
my little babby brother fire
engine. My brother, Mike, and
my sister, Vicki, would both like
to have bicycle. Please see if
you can fine some shoes for our
dog Colonel. His feet get cold
when it SHOWS. Don't forget the
poor children and the children in
other lands. Also please try to re-
member Mother and Daddy Dad
dy needs new tires for the car
and Mother would like either a
clothes dryer an a car coat which
ever doesn't cost the most. If
you have any bicycles left over
may have one too! Thank you
for reading my litter.
P.S.: Please don't come down
our chimney. We don't have
fireplace.
Love
Linda Lee March
Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31


crippled people all over the
world. I would like you to take
food to the starving. Help peo-
pie get better education and
want to take part in their coun.
tries problems.
There are the things l would
like for Christmas. For some kids
these may not seem too great
but these are some of the most
important things in the world, I
think. l hope you will be able
to do them. Thank you.
Hope Hasty
Olney
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
In Sentinel Contest
Prize Winning Letters
To Santa Claus Listed

ing pin set. And don't forget
mother and father. Be sure to
bring them something. Give me
Tiny Tears doll. And tell Miss
Santa said Hello. I will leave
you cookies and milk. And bring
me some more toys. l wish you
merry christmas from
Myrtle Olney
GAINESVILLE, Md.
Dear Santa:
know you have lots of little
girls to see, but If you can get
around to me, here is what
want. l would like a doll with
16 joints if you can. and a toy
mouse for my poor little kitten
and little dog blanket for my
poor little dog.
Phyllis Sharon Oakes
Rockville
Dear Santa,
My name is Cecilia Gregg and
| have two sisters. Their names
are Robin, she's two, and Paula,
her age is three. I am six years
old.
just moved to Maryland and
now my Mommy is hunting for
us place to live. My cousin
Bobby is writing this for me.
would like tea set and
baby high chair. Paula would
like baby doll and Robin wants
baby doll that's not made of
rubber. Most of all we want our
house to live in so my Aunt
Sissy" can have her play room,"
where we are sleeping, back be-
fore Christmas. You don't have
to spend lot of money on our
things because Bobby said the
little children across the waters
are cold and hungry; SO help
them all you can this year. We
all say our prayers at night for
God to help them too. You don't
have to bring us mittens cause
Aunt Sissy got us some today
Oh! Mommy said we've been good
girls.
Cecilia Gregg
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
Linda Lee March
Rockville

Dear Santa,
viii you bring me a record
player and some records. And
give me a colorform Dress De
signer kit. And bring me bowl
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31

Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl 81 years old.
So my sister Janet 10 years old
is writing this for me because
/ can not write. We just moved
here in Maryland from West Va.
So I hope you can fine my house.
I would like a doll with a suit
case of clothes, record player,
table and chairs, and a wall tele-
phone. l have only meet two play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

STAR PHOTOS BY PAUL sCHMICK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

of Wakefield High School, while Nancy was
graduated last spring from Hammond High
School and plans to study art this fall
at the Richmond Professional Institute
Nancy was born in Alexandria Hospital, and
has lived all her life at 1918 Braddock road
In addition to sharing 3O-minute watches
at the various guard stations at the pool,
she takes a turn in the wading pool and
conducts beginners swimming class daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
GIamorous Lifeguards

VOU COULDN'T blame them for standing
In line to be saved" at the Brookville
Swimming Club in Alexandria. Not after
you've taken look at the POOLS girl life
guards, Nancy Rand, 10, and 10 McAllister,
20. Blond and bronzed by the summer sun,
the girls share lifeguard duties with three
male guards.
10 Is second-year student at North
Carolina Women's College, and a graduate
STAR PHOTOS I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
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300
4-Susie. Comedy.
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9-McFk Time. Tolk.
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1000
4-ArIene Francis Show.
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1888 Ginger Rogers. Joel McCreo.
9-The Cory Moore Show.
1890
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Jon Murray. host.
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1900
4-The Price Is Right.
Bill Cullen, host.
7-RompeF Room. Kids.
Hour. Featuring Miss Solly os
the teochef.
1880
4-TFuth or Consequences.
Bob Barker, m. c.
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