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Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
Masquerade Party
Held At Country Club

The spirit of New Orleans was
captured in a gay masquerade
party at the Lexington Country
Club on Saturday night, February
81.
Focal points of the decorations
were the mantle with a large sill
houette of dancing girl and boy
on a wrought iron back-drop, and
White corner sc:,,l.s interlaccti
{" IL, bright ccio- balloons. Civ
.ns an air of authenticity to- the
scene.
Winners were kIr. and Mrs. M.
@. Stark wearing colorful Japan
ese costumes. and Mr.. and Mrs.
lynn Jordan representing the
Beat Generation" Prizes were
awarded by Dr.. Bob tIuykendall
who served AS Master of Cere-
monies.
The refreshment table covered
with a black lace cloth, featured
an attractive center arrangement
If white carnations with white
taperS on either side.
Around one hundred guests took
part in this gala affair.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
Miss Minyard
Honored On Birthday

Miss Clara Sue Minyard, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Min
yard was honored with a party
Saturday afternoon during the
hours of to S. The occasion being
her thirteenth birthday.
After the guests were entertain
ed with several clever games they
were invited into the dining room
The table. covered with a white
lace cloth, was centered with an
arrangement of spring flowers.
Refreshments, consisting Of, as
sorted sandwiches, pecan goodies,
potato chips, cheese straws. salt
ed nuts, individual cake squares,
topped with miniature flags, and
Cokes were served buffet style.
Nineteen friends enjoyed this
lovely occasion with the honoree.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to use the medium of
the press to express our deep apa
preciation and sincere thanks to
the host of friends, neighbors, and
kinspeople who sSood by us SO
Loyalty during the illness and
death of our husband and father.
We want. too. to thank the Holmes
County Community Hospital nurs-
ing staff and DR.. Brumby for their
loyalty. We are deeply grateful
for every kind deed and ever
expression of sympathy. May
Gods richest blessings be yours.
Gratefully,
Mrs. w. D. Killebrew. child
ren and grandchildren.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
GIRL SCOUT NEWS TROOP III

Troop II of Lexington Girl
Scouts met at the Hut Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock with their
leader, Mrs. P. H. Williams, Jr.
and co-leader Mrs. Leon Arm
strong.
Renee Gilliland. president call
ed the roll. Eight members res
ponded.
Mrs. Williams discussed the pro-
gram which will be presented,
March 13 at 800 pm. in the Rot
ary Room of the Grammar
School All Scout troops and
Brownies will participate in this
program.
Mrs. Joe Shows assisted her
daughter, Jo Ellen in serving re-
freShments.
The meeting closed with Taps.
Barbara Joyce Horn, Reporter
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
New Arrival In
BlaIock Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Blalock
announce the arrival of their sec
ond child, a girl, born Monday,
February % at the Holmes
County Community Hospital.
The young lady, who has been
named Suzanne Marie, arrived
at 1000 am. and weighed 9 lbs.
3 OZS.
Maternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Marshall of
Philadelphia, Miss. and paternal
grandparents are, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. M. Blalock of Union, Miss.
The Blalocks have another
daughter, Debbie, 3 years old,
who welcomes her baby sister.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26

Mrs. Victor Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Rodgers and family spent
sunday in Calhoun City with Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Boland and fam
lily.
Mrs. Gordan Ellison of Harding
Texas visited her father. w. C.
Wigley on Friday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
ALLIE DALE Dawes
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Jones hon.
ored their grandson, Allen Dale
Dawes with a birthday party on
February IA. He was six years
old.
After playing several games the
children were served cocanut
cake.
Enjoying this occasion with the
honoree were: Shirley Winstead.
Sandra Winstead, Garcia Dawes
Larry Dawes, Wesley Dawes, Son
iy Hoover. Philip Dawes and
Doyle Winstead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

FURN,, SOME UNCLAIMED--io:
pe: din, IN .uis .,. . So e. ese, TO o.
S2o: b-pc. chrome dlnette set,
new, $50. occ, oh4ir, So ANTIQUE
sold mirror, 80; lamp, - Come
N and look nround LuCKRNK
UPHOLSTERY, 2l2s 18TH 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

MI-PT sPBcIAE,-l RcA stsFso LPy
feF $40. THE nl-H SHOP. N1l
King 81 Alez,. Ki. e-4e44. Open
HI-FIssTKRKO record chaneerA,
seq; IN tuners, s44; Jensen
sps1ker' SEE: iae Coax, sis: COM
plste bookcase speaker. Se4: bIsreo
amp. $50: tO-watt amp, $50.
Tots Of floor samples. al kinds
KITS in stock, Trade-ins: wilkins
tape deck. $40; changers, $40.
Dgna, bO-Watt amp, $50. Fisher,
3O-watt amp, Ike new, S7b Sec
qa for best buys N dARRAp
An, LANSING. FisHEI, scofT.
SHERWOOD and al the others At
low audlophile net prices. EMCO
WHOLESALERS. Downtown. 500
18th 81. NV. NE 1851. silver
s.i ISSeT beiSesdn:a is 5Hsss WI wiseS on.
sin ave. OIL. 10000. Suburban
stores also open ewes, Mon,
GAIT AND HR-S sPEAKERs IN
HI-Fl Mcintosh MC-50 power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
HI FIDELITY
USED EQUIPMENT
ON SALE

Let US display and sen your used
equipment. Fisher used and new
A. n. T.: catnoid Lee: 0arrard. We
specialize In service and custom
installation. You now can charge
service and new equipment throuah
Central Charge without any extra
cost g you. Open 9 till 2, Mon.
HIGH FIDELITY SERVICE, SAG
PIney Branch I'd, silver Spring
Ju. 9-7646.
HI FIDRLfTY--Limited quantity Of
me components received in trade
on AMPEx CONSOLES offered at
substantial savings.
Bell stereo tape portable --sl7ea5
Fisher IOl * stereo amp. Sl4a.5O
Pilot AMIN tuner - 500 so
Bell stereo, 5000 amp. --si3s .9S
Viking FF-75-SU deck $50 ,95
Trade with confidence at KITS,
Washingtons Brand-Name, Award
Winning Music Store. 1880 O St.
NV. RE. 1922.
Hl-FI EQUIP. Univ, C-l5W woofer,
HF-2O0 tweeter, N-3 network, in
new eond.; sos. Garrard RC-SO
chgr. with Audak cart; S2S: also
Webster chgr. Brociner Mark ~
ampi., S45: 2 Aztec Sin. spkrs.,
HI-FI, ATkay IL watt ampiifier;
$3.50. University 1901 coax
speaker; $3.50. RE. 5-59ss,
HI-FI-SPEAKERs-G.E. sTEREO.
AND GOODMANS AXIOM WITH
UNIV. TWEETER; $500 EACH.
CALL WO. B-67OS
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FURN.-Castro COW. couch, gray:
bar and 4 stools, Grapes. beby
carriage, crib, mattress, caT-bed
carriage. JU. 7.7bD6.
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FURN.-Mahog corner cupboard,
S45: Ice. Inahog. drop-leaf table,
S65; merble-top walnut chest,
$50 mahog. trurd DIE beds, twin
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FURN.--10-piecs am. room seI.
solid mnhognuy, excel. condition;
antique maho1. high chest %
drawers and mirror; painted book
standing. two base. IN. 1910.
FURN.---Mahog. rcil-top desk and
chair, mahcg. conference table,
plate alasS TOD 10 ilt. Wringer-type
. ss:RRs, sons s.ssWRgsc's7 -a sss y y
FURN.--Mahog. Nv. T.ns din. rq..
bedrm. suites; . hide beds;
russ; lamp and step tables desk:
3 Dakota ave. ne, IA. 9-22p1
FURN.. porch. $50. rsfgF. SIS:
s Sse1po'h ovine. 10. s-sssO'
FURN.-2 red fresids chairs. panel
bk. ch,, Duncan Phyfe table,
DR.. Grapes. end table, lamp taale,
moor Tampa rugs, comb. ~. Wh.
1880,
FunN.--Liv. rm.. and bedrm. suite.
child's youth bed, other misc;
GOOD cond. JU. s-Bf72.
|FURN. = Desk. SIS; typepriter,
SIS: library table, $40: NAH. din.
table, $50, JU. B-b92e.
FUnN.--Red Formica chrome d.
nette. match. chairs. like new;
16-in. RCA: green sofa. sold Nor
ris chair kneehole desk. ABC
auto. washer, $40: . metal cabi-
nets: other items. Moying to apt.
Call IN person sun. ii am. TO q
pm. 5137 Nebraska ave. NV. No
phone.
FURN., M0DRMN--Like new, 7-pc,
dlnette set; couch: 4 matching
tables; . occasional ehairs; Z
desks. bookcase: jr.-size bunk
bed: 3 chests, 3-pc. modern blond
Westinghonse nv. Emerson air
cond. Baby's bathinette, stroller.
nursery chair, OIL, 4-2349.
FURN., chippendale wing chair;
yellow plastic Nv chair; 9xl2
grsy rug and pad; ? feather pill
lows newly renovated. Chase
cocktail set, 2 burner elect. hot
plate; Westinghouse elect. rooster
with grin and dishes; black seal
stole: S-skin sahle-dyed squirrel
neck piece, mans travelling bag;
brief case and odds and ends Of
china, glass ware, cooking uten-
sis; All reasonably priced; EM.
3-5011.
FURN.--3-pc. antique liv. rm, set
solid walnut sci. bed; Woodstock
typewriter: bet. 1915, rs. 9-61l3.
FURN.--3-pc. cane back set, white:
2 desks, ANTIQUE, 1 mahog.
traditional; 2O-in. GE window
fan, 3-speed: misc. household
items. FE, 7-24pb.
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FURN. - One-bedrm. bach. apt;
wLattrac. desk. st. bed, sofa, end
tables, chrs., rug, lamps, etc.; will
sacr. NE. S-1906.
FURN. complete walnut bedrn. set;
VIII. 6-3343, 9-1:30.
fuRN.-Eight-ieg, drop-leaf. ma
hog, table. Excel. eond. Other mis-
,cellaneous items. OF. ASCOT,
FURN.-Chippendale sofa, cocktail
table. vanity dresser, cedar chest.
2746 29th st. NV, AID. 2-7Sl7.
FURN.-Mahog corner cupboard,
$40; lie. niahog. drop-leaf table
SeSi msrble-top walnut nut cnes ,.
siss. SO. KE. 8 9305
fURN.-Din. rm., bedrmy lamp,
e Chairs os s% gas n stoS. En- soi eHd
FURN.-For immed: sale; liv. rm,
furn;, ANTIQUES: and contemporary;
excel. buys. EN- 2-2612.
FURN.-Dinette set, lined oak, end
and coffee table. TV, phono-comb.
lamps, play pen, GOOD cond. Any
reasonable offer. WI. 6-5045.
TURN.-Mod. marble-top cocktail
table; custom kine-size bedSpreads;
rollaway bed. DE. 2-S957.
FURN.-To settle estate; all furn
must be sold. SOLO 39th St. NV,
open house, LIS pm, Sat. and
sun, April is, 10.
FURN.-Beaut. MAJOR masterpc.
NAH. breakfront 2-yrs. old; 7-pc
nah. bedrm. set; 5-pe. bedrm.
set: ox12 Administer rug and pad
mos. old: 7-ft, antique china
cab; SIN. nah. buffet: other items
Ewes, HU. 3-7229.
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FURN., IMPLANTED
GRAND OPENING SALE

Ready to paint. Big reduction. Chest
of drawers, panities, Boston rock
ers. corner cupboards, dinette
sets, night tables, window cor
nices. picture frames. toy chests,
etc. Redwood outdoor furn., lawn
benches. Hundreds Of items to
choose from We also install Gus
tom-made mirrors, resilver, chips
ground out OF glassware, repaired,
etc.
GEN. GLASS & MIRROR sERv. CO.
212I 18th ST. NV.
OPEN DAILY Till Q, Thurs. Till Q
FURN.-Various household items;
can be seen April Is 1-6 pm. OF
April 10 from 10 am. on at $3.50
10th Sc. NV.
FURN.-Refgr., stove. 26-in. boys
bicycle, lawn mower. tools and
Venetian blinds. OIL. $4,000.
FURN.-Contents Of entire house,
incl. 10-pc. din. rrl1. set, secretary,
RUGS and china, 6702 18th st, NV.
Open 10 a.I1.-5 pm, after o pm.
call RA. 10000.
FURN. - Complete liv. rm., kit,
bedrm., incl. children's bunk beds;
reas. JE. 3-S023, lily Payton
Randolph dr.. Falls Church.
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LOCUST POST eALE-aase 20e
.hls gssa slRarrs5sssit ,s AZ.
$50 wIIssn 6lSd.. "a f.iS5a.
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TURN. UNCLAIMED = chais,

FURN. UNCLAIMED - Chaise
lounge. SO: bookcase. 50; desk,
So; bunk bed, S2S; summer rug,
So; drop-leaf table, SIS; kit. cup
board, $40: bamboo chairs. S.; 6
din. rm. chairs, $24; Victorian
sofa, SIS; cedar chest, $50; mir
rors, So; sofa and chair, $50:
bedrm. set, sos: din. rm. set, $50;
kit. set. S12: vanity with mirror,
81: Hollywood bed. SIS: chest Of
drawers, $40; mattress. $12;
Early Amer. sofa: French chair,
SIS; kit. table, So; sofa bed, S25;
occas. chair, SO; bed, S.; love
seat. $50; Roll-away bed, $40;
FIR. Prov. bedrm. and din. rm.
pieces; rocker, So: china closet.
$40: corner cupboard. $35; fold
ing chairs, 81; coil spr., So; sofa,
$50; WE DO UPHOLSTERIEG,
SLIP COVERS, DIaAPERIES, deco
rator fabrics, 33ss OF. Antiques
restored. cabinet work. Also new
furn. Easy terms. HOFFMAN UP
HOLSTERERS. 2447 18th st. NV.
CO. 5-5116. Open ewes til Q, Sun
1p-S Oha
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FURN. = one-bedrm. bach. apt. /;
wIattrac. desk, st. bed, sofa, end
tables, chrs., rug, lamps, etc.; will
sncr NE R-la0R
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REC0RDs--Lee. collection Of "a
pms, lbs. vAesAR'e Scholarship
hook Sale. 1880 X At. NV, April
e2-.p, 70 am, 70 . pm.
RECORDS. Up HI-FI, many played
only slightly and 10 perfect cond (:
AZ typea Of musIt. shows. etc:
Approx. 500 q choose from caii
co. S-2B53.
REDUCING Rollers,
V-belfs. tables, steam baths. etc,
with service, Prot, or home use
Call MR.. u, ma, $1,000.
REFRIGERATOR for apt. use. LIKE
new. WA. 7-a434.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 Gu
H.. perfect cond. WI. 0-b13s.
REFRIGRRATOR - Late model.
like new, S7b: also refrigeratOr,
SIS. 10. 3-04Oa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

FURH. - House sold. must sell
entire contents. 10 PC. din. rm.
get: $751; Liv rm;: : pes. $50.
sun. 1915, 1340 Longfeliow st.
NV, 10. 5-e41a.
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FURN.-Chippendale sofa, cocktail
table. vanity dresser, cedar chest.
2745 29th st. NV, AID. 2-7Sl7.
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FURN. = New lounge chair. cost
1925 for S85: American Oriental
6x9, incl. pad, S35; large round
mirror, sos; high table lamp, SIS;
desk lamp, SIS: hooked rug. So
1901 Conn. ave. Apt. 4l4, Wo
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RURN.---Limed oak double dresser
and twin beds with matching
heAdboards and odd pcs. Call IA.
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FURN.---House sold-Liv.. rm. set,
beds: chairs antique aiEss. chest .ss sim Inn
mons dsybed, tables, curtains. etc,
Must be sold. IA, 6-303l.
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REFRIGERATOR
CLEARANCE

Must sell entire stock Of new $3.50
refrigerators. No reasonable offer
refused. All refgrs, new and In
sealed cartons. We carry GE.
Frigidaire, westinghouse, Morse
refgrs. Open evenings til q.
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90S2
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tURNITURE--New 1919 Nv. rm.
sSa s slg psa to By 3d. r n:E t sElst
senator. s1s5: new rug runner,
500 per IT,; washer, S45. DE.
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FURN.--Platinum. mahos, din. rm.
seats. SS5; Magnovox mahoE. con-
sole with drs., cont. 17-in. TV,
am-fm radio, 3 sp.. auto. rec. play
er and storage SD. for records, $50:
ant. white FIR. prov. chest, $45;
2 match lamps. l A., ] .tble;, writ.
iron, S17 so pr: pr. tbls.. 1 cor.
i cocktail, gray plastic tops. writ.
iron, SIS pr nat, linen lined
6roPesiS S $50; . MN i Kodak M SSs
ing. Must sen. OIL. 6-162S after
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Shelving, Use. 4x6 M-ineh sheet
rock. 81 "a; ia-ineh hardboards,
20 sa. H.; fxf cedar, &c In. n:
undersise 2x4xs. 4Oc. Free de-
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MIsclLLANEous foR SAL
Do INK SUNUNI JIM
Washington. D. {.
Sunday, April ~, 1853

FURNITURE--S-room house. 4 bed
rooms. To close an estate. Sunday
K ~ 10 4. l719 Upshur St. NV. No
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HI-Ff. Mcintosh MC-3O power
ssmpIiheF; in excel eond. GA. A.
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FUmN., SOME uNCLAIhzED--iO.
DC, din. Fm, suite, $50. chest Of
drawers. so. HolisSood BED. new,
$40; b-pc. chrome dinette set,
new, $50. occ, chair, 50; antique
sold mirror, 50; lamp, - Come
IN and look nfound kUCKRNk
UPHOLSTERY, 2f23 18TH 81. NV.
FURNs--Din, Fm. table. lgea with
q chairs: S45. good cond. nedrm;
suite NJ oals 9aaj,7s 20. Gail af's'
YUAN ehssls, se ea eursau,
s sII:,SP sss.h Sc iu So S:7S Sss wash
FuRN.-Beaut. mod. lined oak set,
SSIns s.S sisc f a s4s 'i e eI V@
FURN.--Part Of contentg % apt
Carpet, sofa. drapes, chairs, ",
din, set, lamps, etc, Good eond,
ais7 A pev eEs6as Dl' NV" ADJ
RURN.--House sold--Liv. RIM. set.
beds, chnira, antique chest, im-
ported china, breakfast set. Sim
mons daybed. tables, curtains, etc
FuRN. = Din. rm. ehairs. rugs,
s ssssi f ss$s S Hos p6 sil:e is
FURN.---Din, I'M. set, lovely style,
chest. SIS, Mise. IA. 0-9bee.
FURN.--Limed oak double dresser
and twin beds with matching
headboards and odd pcs. Call IA
k-4b41.
FURN. - House sold. must sell
entire contents. 10 PC. din. rm.
set. SIS. Liv Tn,, 4 pcs. $50,
bedFni., pcs. SOS. Can be seen
sun. lO-5, 1340 Longfellow ct.
NV, 10. 5-e41a.
FURN.--Turquoise sofa, gold chair.
tables and dinette set. Excel
FURN, - Kitchen table, Zenith
radio: green rug, 0xl2: child's
dresser, couch, mirror. records.
All reas. 70; 3-S3I3. $500 8. Cap.
FURN.-4 rms, moving: must sell.
1893 Peabody st. NV, Apt. 3O&,
10 am, TO 0 pm.
FURN.-Castro COW. couch, gray:
bar and 4 stools, Grapes. baby
ssrrisse. Ju' 1850. ''
FURN.--cofiee table. excel, ira:
verse Grapes, custom made; small
washer. 3-pc. bedrm. set, carpet
runner: N-h.p- motor. JU. 5-I65l.
FURN.-Pool table reg: lge. mig.
dr., table, exc. cond., SIN. nigh.
buffet, dropleaf mig. table, 90
Buick. ~ Overhill I'd, y. C., JE.
PURN.--Gas stove, bed sprinSs,
dresser, steam cooker, other arti-
cles. 1928 Fsirmont st. NV. AID.
4-7064.
FUKN.-Sofa with slip cover, $35;
antique dresser, $50: GE range,
Sis; misc. tables, lamps, etc. EN-.
3-B2B7.
|FURN Din. rm., S135; dryer. $50;
china set, S36; marble cocktail
table, S35. ~. g-1ls7.
FURN, AND ANTToUES-MoVine,
must sell: marble-top bureau,
what-nots. mahogany corner cup
board, mahogany drop-leaf table,
Easy Spinner washing machine,
RCA console TV, child's crib. rugs,
vases, pictures and other items.
WI. $3.50.
FURN. = Sofa. SIS: mahog.. din.
rm,, $50: walnut twin and dbl.
bed sets, SIS ca; kit, set, 50 so;
desk, chair, $3.50. RA. 3-5963,
1854 TuckerInan st. NV.
FURN.-Blond mahogany 3-drawer
chest and framed mirror; S35;
good condition. ia. 8-5364.
maple hv. rm. suite,
2 end. l coffee tables; pTae. new.
Call CO. 5-2737.
FURN.-TV set, l9sin, console; re-
fgr., window fan; pfae. new; hre-
pl. access. Call JU. S-4719.
FURN.-2 easy chairs and stu
dents desk; good condition: make
offer. JU. S-1074.
FURN.---Platinum. mahos, din. rm.
IL a ~ Al MI
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YOU SAVE, TOO, ON
MARTEX KITCHEN TOWELS

9H-DV-Me-Dy 4 border check
type. Goldenrod, blue, red and
green. Size 1896.
Regularly Soc. Soc
oJ-Mortex bIotter. White, banded
with turquoise, green, pink,
yellow or red. Size 20x32".
Regularly soc. 4Oc
oK-kitchen hand towel. l6x28".
Vorieeoted coIors.
Regularly 85c. 69c
oL-dishcIoth, l3xl3".
Regularly 35c. 2oc
9M-pot holder, 6Rx7".
Regularly Doc. 25c
WGL-Linens, 5th Floor also
Chevy Chose and Corners
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SOFT ABSORBENT
PURE LUXURY TOWELS

Enjoy the deep fluffiness of Mortex
Sovereign" towel sets os you give
your bathroom oil the flavor of
bright, rich color: acorn brown, on
tique gold, blush, blue mist, shodow
green, turquoise, lemon ice, cDstoI
pink, charcoal, thoi pink, crimson,
melon. lavender, misty mint, nee
torine. woodrose, foun, plotinum,
white.
Regularly Sale
9A-both towel, 25x48" l.ee 1.6o
9B-guest towel, l6x28" 100 $50
9C-focecIoth, l3xl3" 4oc $50
eD-fineer tip, llxl8" .4oc S5c
9E-terY bath mot, 2ox34"
2.oo 220
Evening star., 1959-12-15
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fed by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re-
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all -
this improvement was main
tanned in cases where doctors
observations were continued
over . period Of many months!
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers were able
20 make such astonishing state
ments al" "Piles have ceased to be
Evening star., 1959-12-15

Sarita Gloria has been sing
ing In Washington for several
years, always bringing her Gus
toners fresh and entertaining
programs. Her recital last
night at the Phillips Gallery
with Anthony Chanaka fea-
tured seven nursery rhymes set
by Kabalevsky. The music,
while not memorable, has a
certain jaunty charm, and
probably would be quite ac-
ceptable to children.
Miss Gloria has a thin, rather
edgy voice, and is inclined to
break her phrasing awkwardly.
Her diction is good. While she
is clearly absorbed in the music
she is singing, she has difficulty
in projecting the musical ex-
preston she wants to convey.
Mr.. Chenaka accompanied ner
beautifully on the piano.
Let us consider Schubert, five
of whose songs Miss Gloria
sang. Why is it that singers
limit their repertoires to so few
of the more than 600 songs
Schubert wrote? Not more than
20, in addition to the cycles,
are commonly heard in recital,
yet in going through the entire
list Of songs once again recently
(it is one of my favorite past
times) was once more struck
by the fact that Schubert's un-
sung lieder are not inferior to
the songs one always hears.
I do not say that Miss
Gloria's selection was partic-
ularly commonplace, in fact
Evening star., 1959-12-15

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Evening star., 1959-12-15
NEWS OF MUSIC
Sorito Gloria Returns
In New Recital

consider it much better than
the ordinary Schubert group. ="
But all singers who contemplate
recital of Schubert should
spend a half day with the COM
plete edition of Breitkopf and
Hartel or even the large selec-
ton published by Peters. This
they should do not for the
critics or even for their audi
ences, but for their own delight.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY Day Thorpe
Star Music Critic

sarita Gloria, soprano: Anthony
Chenaka, piano. Phillips Gallery.
Program; Old Spanish Melodies,
JOAQUIN Min; Liebhaber in Allen
Gestalten, Schubert: Genugsamkeit,
Schubert; Am Grade Anselmo's
Schubert: Wiegenlied, Schubert: Alb
scheid, Schubert: Seven Merry
Songs Based on Nursery Rhymes,
Kabalevsky; Three Epitaphs. Chan
Ter: The Yellow Ipes Flower, Guar
niert; Song Of the Black Mothers
none: A Challenge, anon.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
Engineers Honored
By Rudio Institute

DR.. Henry r. Reed and DR..
John I. Bohnert have been
named fellows of the Institute
Of Radio Engineers.
DR.. Reed, professor of elec-
trical engineering at the Uni
versity of Maryland, was cited
for his contributions to en-
gineering education. DR..
Bohnert, superintendent Of the
electronics division of the
Naval Research Laboratory,
was honored for his work with
microwave antennas.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
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