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Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03

Miss Sibyl MsRae attended the
Chuck Berry dance in Jackson
Friday. She wa escorted by Mr..
Alvon Doty, Jr., of that city.
Mrs. w. r. Huddleston and
daughter of Tchula visited in Lex
ington Monday.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams Moses Thursday night
were Col. and Mrs. C. L. White,
Miss Lola White and Mrs. Lola
Morgan of Jackson; Mr.. Andy Bour-
geois of New Orleans, Louisiana and
Miss Betty Lou White. Mr.. Bour-
geots Is a member of the Chinese
Bandit" football team and the base
ball team of L. S. u. Later in the
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. White
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sonny Meek join
ed the guests in the Moses home
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03
Local Girls Attend
Sorority Parties

Saturday, August %, Beth Beall
and Patty Povall were guests of the
Ole Miss Chi Omega Chapter in
Jackson. Beth and Patty were two
of approximate So girls. The theme
of the party was Western and all
girls had on cowboy hats and guns.
1t was a swimming party and lunch
con. After lunch they put on a skit
then sang songs.
Gretchen Povall and Beth Beall
were guests Tuesday afternoon of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
The sorority gave a tea at the
Indianola Country Club.
Wednesday afternoon Patty and
Beth Beal went to a Kappa Kappa
Gamma party in Jackson. The
theme of the party was "Teahouse
of the August Moon.
Friday Beth Beall and Patty
Poval were guests of the Tri Delta
sorority. The party was a luncheon
and swimming party in Jackson at
the home of Mrs. Thad j. Ryan.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03

Miss Evelyn Dell Armstrong of
Jackson spent last weekend in the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Armstrong.
Mr.. Frank Downs of Holmes Jun
ior College has been a recent visi-
tor in the home of Mrs. Hunter
ICade. @T
DR.. Clayton Ellis of Louisiana is
the guest of his mother, Mrs. r. P.
Ellis. While here they plan to visit
relatives in Memphis.
Mrs. w. H. Fincher, Jr., accom-
panied by Marilynel and Murray,
visited in Jackson last Friday.
Ed Wilburn and Ohio Hilliard
Hooker are visiting on the coast.
Miss Mary Bell Perkins of Durant
is a guest in the home of Mrs.
George PovaI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Myers of Jack
son and Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Cur
It's of Winona returned to the old
home town to cast their vote last
Tuesday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Robbins and
son of Columbus were weekend
guests of Mrs Hal Gillian.
Miss Patricia Farmer, accompan-
led by Mrs. Ted Upshaw, left for
Buckeye, Arizona, last week where
she will return to her position as
physical ed coach in the school.
They also visited with Mr.. Upshaw
in Phoenix, Arizona.
Mrs. John F. Pickens, Charlie
and Beth of Indianola are guests in
the home of Mrs. Hunter Cade.
Grace Legate left by chartered
bus Sunday with a group of college
students to attend the Student
Regional Leadership Training Con-
ference at Lake Junaluska, N. c.
The conference started August "a
and ended August 81.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03
Society Clubs Personals
Garden Club To
Meet September 8

The Lexington Garden Club will
have their first fall meeting at City
Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 800.
Mrs. Lester Brown of Kosciusko,
state garden club president, will be
guest speaker.
Payment of dues and a short
meeting will be held. Mrs. T. A
Lail will install the new officers.
Mrs. Alice Noel Hathorn, Mrs. w
p. Humphrey, Jr., and Mrs. A. P.
Carroll will be hostess for this meet.
ing.
A tea will be given in the home
of Mrs. Ephram Cohen immediately
after adjournment.
Mrs. Eric Norquist is president
of the club.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03

Mrs. E. w. Rainwater, Mrs. j.
M. McRae, Jr. and Miss Sibyl Nc
Rae were Wednesday night guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Herbert, Jr
in Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howell Of
Tampa, Florida, are enjoying g
two weeks stay with Mr.. Howell's
mother, Mrs. G.. B. Howell and
family.
Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Fowler are
visiting relatives in Duluth, MINI
Mrs. c. A. Moore and Miss Meta
Moore accompanied Mr.. c. A
Moore to Jackson Tuesday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03
Andrew Harthcock
Born On August d

DR.. and Mrs. Martin Harthcock
of Clarksdale, announce the arrival
of a son, Andrew Holloman Harth-
cock, born August q, at the Goa
homa County Hospital. He weighed
seven pounds and six ounce
Andy is welcomed by two sisters
and a brother.
The paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Harthcock OF
Clarksdale and the maternal grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Holman of Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03
Carol Ann Britt
Arrived Mondav

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Britt on the arrival of a
daughter, Carol Ann, born August
81, at the Holmes County Com
munity Hospital. She weighed 6
pounds and nine ounces.
Carol Ann is being welcomed by
rone brother, Billy.
The paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Britt and the
maternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Office Williamson, all of
Drew.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03
Sally Barrett Has
Birthday PARTY

MI. and Mrs. Pat Barrett honored
their daughter, Sally, on her eighth
birthday with a delightful lookout
and play-out party Thursday, Aug
uSt 20.
About 26 guests gathered at the
B%arrett's summer house to
celebrate this occasion. A talent
show in which each guest partici-
pated, was al enjoyable entertain
ment feature.
A beautiful cowgirl birthday
cake was served to the Young
celebrantS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Thomas.
Sissie and Junior, visited in
Anquilla last Saturday.
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BIDDY LEAGUERS.
ENJOY GAMES IN
SWAN QUARTER
Spectacular Events Assisted by
Contributions From Public
Spirited Citizens

On June 81, an enthusiastic
group of Engelhard "biddy
leaguers," decked out in new uni
forms, hit the field with determi-
nation to carry home the bacon.
The second inning ended with En-
gelhard ahead 6-3. Beginning the
4th, S. @. led by 11-3 but bat
terry "hayday" was enjoyed by En-
gelhard and 10 runs were realized
before the 3rd out. Swan Quarter
came through with 2 more in the
4th to tie the score at 10 all. No
score in the 9Th kept spectators on
their toes as they watched each
group hold the other. A run by
each team in the 9Th kept the
crowd and teams sweating. Engel-
hard began the 7th but did not
score. Swan Quarter came up and
Pegram knocked a base hit to
score Miller for the winning run.
Engelhard outplayed Swan
Quarter and this made defeat
more bitter but they accepted de-
feat as good sports and vowed to
take the next game on July A, at
Engelhard.
There were two spectacular
events. One, the beautifully hit
home run by Warner while the
bases were loaded, a we'll hit ball,
100 feet, appreciated by the spec
tators and both teams. Then at
the home plate when Swan
Quarter player with a quick tenn
per, bumped the catcher. The IA
cial expression and the friendly
pat on the shoulder showed the
boy is learning true sportman-
ship. This boy benefited actually
more than the victory afforded.
The line up for Swan Quarter:
Harris, Jr.-1st, Miller, W.-2nd,
Mann, S. S.-Pegram, Bird,
Pendleton, T-C, Carter, b
r. F., Smithwick, D. P-Cahoon,
|B-L.F., Rayburn, J-C.F.
The Engelhard line up-Miles-
C, WARMTH, P, Spotanski-1st,
Meekins, D-2nd, Jones, S. S.,
Waites, Bird, Spencer, r. F.-Mc-
Kinney-C. F., Meekins M, IF.
The Biddy Team expressed ap-
probation to the following donors:
Miss Aleph Cason for home
plate, George Cason for one COM
plete uniform, Dan Berry one pair
shoes, to the team-E. Williams,
Wahab Cahoon and Jimmy Spen-
Ger for drinks sold during the
game and Jack Lupton for ice.
The continued interest and sup
port of the public will do much
to boost the morals of these boys.
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LEVELS HOME CLUB IN
TYRRELL COUNTY MEETS

"Milk a Base For Many Des-
serts" was the topic of the de-
monstration put on by Mrs. w.
E. Spencer Food and Nutrition
leader at the Levels Home Club
with Mrs. C. E. Voliva Thursday.
A report was given by Mrs. A.
C. Voliva on summer pruning for
berries, and a report on orna-
by Mrs. Hubert Voliva.
The president, Mrs. Shirley Voliva
said the July meeting will be with
Mrs. A. C. Voliva, who read for
devotional the 119 Psalm. "Beauti-
full Dreamer" was sung.
The foods prepared in the
demonstration were served to those
attending: Mrs. Shirley Voliva,
Mrs. C. A. Voliva, Mrs. A. C. Vo-
Iva, Mrs. Hubert Voliva, Mrs. AL
ton Reynolds, Mrs. Ann Hooker
and guests Mrs. Royce Rhodes,
Ryan Rhodes and Judy Hooker.
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JERRY COX, AGED NATIVE OF
HYDE DIES LAST WEEK

jerry Cox 80, died at his home
near Pantego Tuesday of last week
following long illness.
Funeral services were held at
Paul Funeral home in Belhaven
Thursday afternoon with the Rev.
Ralph Tyer, pastor of the Pantego
Christian church, officiating. Bur-
ial was in the Yeatesville ceme-
terry.
Active pallbearers We're Mickie
Benson, Oran Benson, Daniel Rat
cliff, E. H. Bishop, Jr., William
Daw, and Claude Kicks.
Honorary pallbearers were men,
bers of the Bishop Cross Hunting
club.
Mr.. Cox. was a native of HYDE
county. He was member of the
Pantego Christian church.
Surviving are a son, Roswell
Cox of the home; a foster son
Frank Batey of the U. S. Navy in
Norfolk, Va; and two grandchild-
rem, R. H. Cox and Louisa Cox of
the home.
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RODANTHE PERSONALS

A candle light program was Civ
en- here Sunday night June 21st al
Fair Haven Methodist churcE
honoring the Fathers.
Outer Banks Rebelcab Lodge No
165 met Tuesday night with IA
present, and visitor, Mrs. Lois
Midget of Manteo, Rebelcab Lodge
No. 81. The Alter was draped in
memory of Mrs. Polly Midget,
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses Mrs. Sudie Payne and
Mrs. Ruby Toler. Next meeting,
July T..
The Home Club met here Mon
day, June % at the Community
building by singing "My Eyes
have seen The Glory. Reading
23rd Psalm by Mrs. Nora E. HUI
bert. The new Home Agent, Mrs,
Beulah Gaylord attended. Next
meeting, July Is. A picnic dinner.
covered dish, was served.
Miss Elva Payne of Wanchese
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John E. HUI
bert and Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L.
Gray.
Mrs. Juanita Gallop, Mrs
Bernie Etheridge and Mrs. Peggie
Evans of Wanchese were here
Friday.
Mrs. Calenda Midget is a pa.
tient in the Public Health Service
Hospital, Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Patrick and
children, Judy and Allan of Nor.
folk are visiting Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Midget anc
children, Anna and Helen Carol
of Elizabeth City left Monday
after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred O'Neal.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Smell of New
port News visited here a few
days.
Mrs. Mamie Combs of Ports
mouth is here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Weather
ly and family of Hampton visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Weatherly.
Sherry Williams of Norfolk is
visiting relatives here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Cohoon and
Mrs. NJ. v. Cohoon spent the week
end at Ocracoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Jones and
son, Glenn of Norfolk are here
this week.
Mrs. Curtiss Liverman of Colds
boro is here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Goodwin.
Mrs. Alma Cohoon and Mrs. Do
Ia Sawyer have returned after two
weeks in Florida.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Everton and
son of Virginia Beach were here
with relatives the week end.
Raymond Combs is home with
his father for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Spencer of
Hickory are visiting here.
Reuben Berry of Norfolk spent
the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson
spent Thursday in Hartford.
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HATTERAS PERSONALS

Corp. and Mrs. M. S. Parvir
and sons Bobby and Pat of Jack.
Tonville, were guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Donald Oden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Job anG
family of Atlanta, visited here last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Gaskins OF
Richmond, are Visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebby Gaskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Austin OF
New York are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Austin.
Mrs. Leila Wheeler of Elizabeth
City spent Sunday here with Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Peele of Nor
folk are visiting her mother, Mrs
Elena Balance.
Mrs. Annie Pule and daughter
of Virginia Beach were here last
week.
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SPLENDID MEETINGS HELD
BY WSCS OF HATTERAS

The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Hatteras
Methodist Church held their joint
meeting of the Sally Poe and Jean
Meadows Circle, Tuesday evening,
June 23rd. The meeting opened
with the Woman's Society of
Christian Service Purpose, led by
Mrs. Maude Austin. The weekly
Bake Sale and also the Fish Fry,
which will be held July 4, at 500
P. NJ, at the Beach, We're consider
ed.
Miss Oracle Balance, recognized
the newest member of the Hat
teras WSCS, Mrs. Virginia Will
Hams by presenting her with a
heart, in return, Mrs. Williams pre-
scented it to Mrs. Maude Austin,
who had encouraged her in joining
the Society.
The program entitled. "Time, the
Most Precious Possession" was
presented by Mrs. Hazel Foster
Mrs. Achsah Oden, and Mrs. Irma
Austin. This being the first meet.
ing of the year, each member wa.
asked for suggestions on how Il
make their time count more thar
before.
Get Well cards We're sent tt
Mrs. Violet Austin, Mrs. Harrie'
Pruhs, Carlos Peele, Jr., and {
sympathy card was sent TO Mr.
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TO RECEIVE APPLICATIONS
FOR POSTOFFICE JOBS

Examination for the positions of
substitute postal clerk and substi-
tute letter carrier (where appli-
cable) has been announced by the
Board of U. S. Civil Service Exami-
ners, Greensboro, N. C. Applica-
tions will be accepted until further
notice. The lists of eligibles re-
sulting from this examination will
be used to fill positions in first,
second, and third-class post of
fees within the counties of Beau
fort Camden, Chowan, Cur1ituck,
Dare, Hyde, Pasquotank, Perquim-
ans, Tyrrell and Washington Coun-
ties. Additional information and
application forms may be obtained
from any post office named.
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HOME CLUB SHEDULE

COLUMBIA-Schedule of meet
ings of the Tyrrel. County Home
Demonstration Clubs for July have
been released by Mrs. Ann E.
Davenport, Home Agent: Thurs
day, July A2-Newlands with Mrs.
Odell Ainsley; Tuesday, July 7
Scotia with Mrs. Ralph Weather
ly; Wednesday, July 8-Columbia
with Mrs. D. K. Sawyer; Thurs
day, July 9-Travis with Mrs. j.
Eli Woodley; Tuesday, July ID
Upper Sound Side with Mrs. STAFF
ford Hopkins; Wednesday, July
15-Scuppernong with Mrs. ]. S.
Davenport; Thursday, July 10
Kilkenny with Mrs. Roy Brick
house; Friday, July 17-Levels
with Mrs. A. C. Voliva; Tuesday,
July 21-Creeks with Mrs. Ken
meth Brickhouse; Wednesday, July
22-Lower Sound Side with Mrs.
Moody Brickhouse; Thursday, July
23-Cabin Swamp with Mrs. Sadie
Barnes; Thursday July 23-Town
and Country at 8 pm. with Mrs.
Lloyd Pledger; Tuesday, July 2S-
Gum Neck with Mrs. H. 7. White;
Wednesday, July 29-Frying Pan
with Mrs. D. N. Smith; Friday,
july 31-Alligator with Mrs. R. M.
C0hoon.
Unless otherwise indicated the
meetings begin at 2:30 pm.
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PHARMACY INTERNSHIP
SERVED IN MANTEO

Woodson Bradford Fearing, Jr.
of Manteo, graduate of the Uni
versity of North Carolina School
of Pharmacy. is serving on in+n~n-
ship in Manteo under his cousin,
M. x. Fearing, Jr. of Fearlngs
Inc.
North Carolina law requires that
in addition to graduation from q
recognized school of pharmacy, q
candidate for license as a pharma.
cist must receive one year Of
practical pharmacy instruction un.
der the supervision of a pharma.
cist.
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AREA FURNITURE MEN
ATTEND IN HIGH POINT

Visitors from Belhaven and
Swan Quarter reported as attend
ing the Southern Furniture and
Rug Market this week are Ed Har-
ris, of the Harris Furniture and
Upholstery Co. of Belhaven, and
T. c. Tunnel of Quinn-Miller Co.,
Swan Quarter. They report that
contemporary and early American
are current style leaders in the
market this season. Beige leads in
oolcr, and green's, gold and mus
tard also prevail, with highlight
colors of lilac and purple.
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and Mrs. o. G. Gray, Jr.
The program was concluded with
the song "Take Time to be Holy"
followed by prayer by Mrs. Rosa
Gray.
The following were present:
Mrs. Brittle Gaskill. Mrs. Lily
Peele, Mrs. Hazel Foster, Mrs.
Achsah Oden, Mrs. Irma Austin,
Mrs. Inez Austin, Mrs. Margaret
Dudley, Mrs. Rosa Gray, Mrs.
Maude Austin, Mrs. Lizzie Peele,
Mrs. Pauline Oden, Miss Oracle
Balance, Mrs. Eliza Peele, Mrs.
Virginia Williams, Mrs. Clarice
Gray, Mrs. Mary Balance, Mrs.
Dolores Burrus, and Mrs. Blanche
Burrus.
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MRS. SYKES HOSTESS TO
JUNIOR LEGION MEMBERS

COLUMBIA-The junior MEM
bers of the Tyrrell County Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary entertained
the organization at the home of
Miss Martha Sykes Thursday
night. The North Carolina High
way Commission was thanked by
wire for promise to span Alligator
River, with added request the
bridge be named 'The Memorial
Bridge for Veterans of World
Wars.
New officers for the year in
stalled were: Miss Martha Sykes,
President; Miss Rose Bateman, "
president; Mrs. Lonnie Cooper,
Cor. Sec; Mrs. D. A. Simmons,
Rec. Sec; Mrs. Floyd E. Cohoon,
Treas; Mrs. w. A. Williams,
Chaplain; Mrs. Lindsey Liverman,
historian; and Mrs. Shafter Voliva,
Sgt.-at-Arms.
Reported that four girls had
been sent to "Girl's State"-Misses
Peggy Davis, Joan Rhodes, Rosa
Lee Mizzell and Iris Smell.
A Covered Dish supper at the
Norman Smith Legion Beach will
be held during July.
Nine-year-old Miss Viola john
son met the guests. They were in
vited to the dining room by Miss
Dana Davenport, where punch was
served by Miss Carol McClees, and
cookies and nuts by Miss Nancy
Owens.
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Gear YOurSpeed
To YOurBrnkes
BY Martha Johnson
Dodge Safety Consultant,

Whether you are driving in
city traffic, on country roads, or
cruising along one of the safest
superhighways, be careful to
drive at a speed which allows
you to control your car COM
pletely at all times.
Many drivers put far too
much reliance on their brakes to
keep them out of trouble, no
matter how fast they drive"
Colonel Hugh H. Waggoner, su-
perintendent of the Missouri
Highway Patrol told me re-
Gently.
Remember, the faster you
drive, the slower you stop. So
when you drive at speed-allow
yourself plenty of room in which
to maneuver and STOP" Wag-
goner said.
Granting an average reaction
time on the part of the driver,
here is what you must expect
before you stop:
At 80 miles per hour, it'll take
IS feet to come to a complete
stop. At 40 MPH it will take
you 125 feet.
At so MPH it'll be 1873 feet
At go MPH-272 feet
At 70 MPH-3S1 feet.
I know that I'm not the best
judge of distances, and suspect
that you may misjudge once in
a while too. So, always give
yourself more room than you
think you need. That extra dis
lance may mean safety.
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Simmons.
The new home for the Tyrrell
County Public Library is complet-
ed awaiting the installation of the
new shelves and furniture which
had arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Mann of
Norfolk were recent guests of Mrs.
E. N. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cromwell Lupton
and Mrs. Burnie Woodland of Nor
folk were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. v. Spencer and Mrs. Sa-
die Simmons.
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Campers likely impatient people when they re hungry Avoid
confusion by partially mixing these Hush Puppies before
leaving home
dry ingredients shortening the place
pack take long do for seisng meal
the ingredient Just enough rng flour is used to make the
Puppies hold together well while cooking Both contain eavnng
which less and perfect results
while the grease the skillet heats. boiling
the enough make thick batter
quick and the Hush Puppies ready fry
HUSH PUPPIES
2evpsen self " chopped onion
teaspoon block pepper
" cup enriched
seIrisins -four az TO cups boiling
sersng meal sfed selfsng -four and pepper
When ready enough boiling water into dry ingredients
thick batter Drop hot fat by oons and fry golden
Drain crushed Makes about 20 Hush Puppies
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The Submarine Archerfish sank
the largest man-of-war ever down.
ed by a submarine when she sank
the 59,000-ton Japanese aircraft
carrier Shinano on Nov. 20, 1914.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Borboro 7 axes q Peek
At Paris Spring Styles

PARIS, Dec. 81 (AP).-Bar-
bara Eisenhower got a sneak
preview of next springs fash
ions today during her last hours
in Paris.
Mrs. Eisenhower has been ac-
companying her husband, John.
and her father-in law. the
President. on a three-continent
peace and friendship mission.
This morning Barbara went
to the Dior fashion house for
an unannounced visit. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Christian
Herter, wife of the Secretary of
State: Mrs. Amory HoughtOn,
wife Of the United States AM
bassador to Paris; and Mrs
Randolph Burgess. wife Of the
United States Ambassador to
NATO.
They were shown the semi
ready-to-wear dresseS-knoWn
as the boutique collection
which will first be displayed to
the public in February.
Mrs. Eisenhower looked at the
models, but did not buy any
thing. She said that her time
was so limited it would not be
Evening star., 1959-12-21

possible to have any fittings.
Mai and Mrs. Eisenhower had
a weekend fling when they
went with a party of II friends
to see the Lido night club show.
Boldly bare-breasted show
girls made their bows directly
to the center table, where the
Presidents daughter-in-law sat
in her circle of guests, wearing
a transparent brown lace dress
over flesh-colored foundation.
She was alternately smiling.
applauding and intent, appear
ing to enjoy it all.
Among the acts she saw was
a woman aerialist, bare to the
waist and bare-footed, whirllng
on a rope overhead. While not
the naughtiest show in Paris
night life, the Lido's new "Avec
Plaisir" with pleasure) pro-
gram features more than half
a dozen numbers with nearly
nude girls.
Barbara had a white fox
jacket draped over the back of
her chair. Her dress dipped
nearly to the waistline in
back. and was tied with a
brown velvet ribbon sash.