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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

CHARLTON, VASCOM V. The family
Of the late VASCoM v. CHARLTON
wishes to extend sincere thanks Tor
the many expressions OF sympathy.
floral tributes and other acts OF
kindness rendered during their re-
cent bereavement.
Evening star., 1960-01-19

by and large their off-Stage
fashions are from Poland.
One of AnastaZja WOjik'S
sheaths is of silk imported
from China and woven with
gold threads. Her white shoes
were bought in Copenhagen.
Cost Of her dress? Five dollars.
Daniela KrZe inski, a
member of the chorus, has
brought on her trip here a
white satin tunic. The fabric
was bought in Poland and was
made up for her by a Polish
tailor. Total cost. Sc. Her
shoes, also made in Poland.
cost $25.
Krystyna Madej, a dancer,
is fond of her sea-green
printed satin full-skirted dress
that was bought and made in
Poland. Its cost was about
81, while her shoes proved
much more costly. They were
$25. Shoes are an expensive
item in Poland.
It's interesting TO note that
one of the big hits at the
Moscow Fair was the Leather
Industries exhibition with the
shoes on view.
Mrs. Maria Kmiecik, wife
Evening star., 1960-01-19
Queen
Wears
Heels
BY COLIN FROST

LONDON, Jan. 10 (AP)-
Queen Elizabeth has launched
a new maternity fashion,
high heels.
Most British doctors put
women into fiatties for the
last two months of preg-
nancy. But the Queen, whose
third baby is expected late
this month or early next,
came back to London from
her Christmas holiday yes
terday with 3-inch heels.
A physician consulted by
q London newspaper took
the high heels as a good
omen.
High heels are a sign of
the Queens high spirits and
show that she is physically
WE'LL" he said. Like other
modern mothers she believes
it is not necessary to be
dowdy."
From Novelist Barbara
Garland, known to friends
as "Blabs," came news that
the Queen will get a facial
before and after the baby's
arrival.
The novelist introduced
Mrs. Elizabeth Forsythe,
director of a Mayfair beauty
salon, to a lecture audience
as "the woman responsible
for the Queens strawberries
and cream complexion"
II can tell you in conf
dence," she added, that the
Queen is having a special
facial Just before her new
baby is born and will have
one directly afterward.
The Queen, you see, wants
to look beautiful for her
handsome young husband.
1T is a wonderful example
to so many young women in
that condition who walk
around like balloons, without
lipstick, their hair untidy-
who've let themselves 60"
Mrs. Forsythe said the
royal facial will include mas
sage and astringent cooling
lotions. She revealed the
Queen had them before and
after the birth of her first
two children, Prince Charles
and Princess Anne.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

On-stage the singers and
the dancers who make up
the company of IS perform
ers of the Polish State Folk
Ballet are dressed in color
full folk costumes from the
various regions of Poland.
Off-stage the young women
take on entirely different
fashion personalities wearing
new-looking tunics, pretty
full-skirted silk print dresses
or slit sheaths.
The young and handsome
"Slask" troup appearing to-
morrow night at Loew's Capt.
tol Theater is filled with
pretty girls who are plainly
mad about fashion.
Cultural Exchange
This is the first cultural
exchange with Poland and
the young women are using
this opportunity to absorb
all they can regarding fashion
wherever they have appeared.
Most of the young women
enjoy picking up fashion ac-
cessories in their travels. but
Evening star., 1960-01-19

charity fashion show has not
yet hit Poland, American
fashion people on business
Evening star., 1960-01-19
NOTEBOOK
Dancers Fashionable
Both On and Off STAGE

of the First Secretary Of The
Polish Embassy was back
home in Warsaw this past
summer. She noted that the
people were much better
dressed, and that dressing for
the theater and going formal
to balls was very much the
thing. The women Of Warsaw
and the industrial town Of
LodZ have always been re-
nowned for their great in
terest in fashion, she men,
toned.
Two Fashion Houses
In Warsaw today, two
fashion houses, Eva. and Tell
mena are producing fashion
news. Fashion shows are held
there and a much finer
ready-to-wear selection Of
clothes is now available. Most
clothes in Poland are still
made by "the little dress
maker"
Polish furriers have tradi-
tionally been held in high es-
TEEN in Europe. Most pelts
are imported but the Polish
styling has always been much
admired.
Evening star., 1960-01-19

Mrs. Kmiecik notes that al
though the typically Ameri-
can phenomenon of the
Evening star., 1960-01-19

in Warsaw have declared that
the worlds prettiest models
are located there.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
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Evening star., 1960-10-30
By MARY KESLER
Damascus Reporter

Damascus High School is
the core of a small rural
community located in the
northeastern corner OF
Montgomery County. This
provides for real co-opera-
ton between the commu-
nifty and the school. =
Perhaps the largest OF
our school community prof.
ects IS the Community Fair.
held every fall by the Fu-
ture Farmers and the Fu-
ture Homemakers Of Amer
lea. At the fair, our stu
dent body and the citizens
of the Damascus area ex-
hibit their hobbies, crafts,
crops and livestock. A Spe-
cial and unusual feature
this year was a horse show.
One of the cooperative
enterprises in the commu-
nifty is the annual program
given by our students dur
ing American Education
Week at the Damascus
Methodist Church. Our
speech and music depart
ments work hand-in-hand
with the Methodist Church
to provide a program which
is entirely presented by the
young people. Short edu-
cational talks are given by
speech students; the school
chorus provides the music
for the service, and other
young people of the church
and school handle the rou-
tines of the service.
Since Damascus Is a semi
rural community, the Fu-
ture Farmers of America
play an important part in
the school and community.
The Damascus chapter Of
FLA has earned the number
one spot in Maryland and
Is o member Of the Gold
Medal Division, rated as the
Evening star., 1960-10-30
School of the Week

top honor in national FLA
work.
Last year one Of our stu
dents won q trip to England
as a member of the United
States cattle judging team.
This year another of our
students, Curtis Day, repre-
Sented Maryland at Water
loo, Iowa; and again the
Maryland team won, so he,
too, will be a member Of the
team to represent the
United States in the inter-
national cattle judging con-
test in England. Curtis
ranked first of 125 con-
testants.
Each year our juniors
take pride in making the
dinner-dance for seniors a
magnificent affair. They
have been able to make this
event one that has no cost
to the seniors or their
guests. This is their way
of showing how much they
appreciate what the seniors
have done for the school.
The Parent Teachers ASSo-
ciation of the school also
provides a final Send-off for
the seniors in the form OF
a dance and breakfast party
on the night of graduation.
Since Damascus High is a
small school, 556 students
in the combined junior and
senior high, everybody gets
to know everybody else in a
relatively short time. At
DIS. we are not just a
name on a roll, but we are
individuals who are recog-
nized thr oughout the
school.
One part of school that
students like especially well
is the activity periods which
are held during the regular
school hours. Everyone has
an opportunity to partici-
pate and can become ac-
Evening star., 1960-10-30
DAMASCUS.

tive in a type Of education
which is beyond the course
of study. Not only do we
have service groups, but we
also have clubs to develop
interest in sports, photog-
raphy and other hobbies.
The sports activities Of
the community are con-
Quoted on the school play
ground and in the gymnasi-
um. There is great pride
exhibited on behalf OF
basketball, baseball, and
track teams Of our school.
The atmosphere at these
sports events is not Just that
of a group cheering for a
team, but one Of friends,
neighbors and parents root
ing for each of the individ-
ual team members.
We must not overlook the
program Of studies at DIS.
Great stress is placed upon
academic achievem e mt.
French has been introduced
in the seventh grade, and
a new French laboratory
has been installed for use
by language classes. Our
graduates are attending
such colleges and uniVer-
sites as Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology, Rut-
gers, Harvard, Johns Hop
kins, and Washington and
Lee Universities. -
An excellent program IN
industrial arts and business
is designed as part Of the
training for non-college-
preparatory students. Our
vocational agriculture pro-
gram attempts to satisfy
the needs of those students
who have an interest in
farm management or dairy
production.
Stor Stoff Photos
By FRANCIS RoUTT
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa,
How are you? I guess you
are very busy every time Christ
mas comes up. But, I hope you
have time to read my letter and
all the other boys and girls let
tiers too. l got a letter from the
Santa Claus down in Fla. l will
be in Plant City visiting my
grandmother.
l would like for you to bring
me a Chatty kathy doll. a pas
try set, play foods and a dream
kitchen and anything else you
want me to have: Please do
not forget all the other little
boys and girls. I love you very
much. Love,
Peggy Hedrick
Rt. 3, Cumberland
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a BIB gun, a
camping fit, and a watch. Your
friend,
David G.
Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
Dear Santa.

Dear Santa,
l am a little boy five years
old and think l am a pretty
good little fellow most of the
time. I would like you to bring
me a B B gun Il will be real care
full. and not shoot BIRDS. cleo
tric train. and anything else
you may have III your pack. I'll
leave you something to eat by
the tree Be good to all the
other little boys and girls every
where. Love.
Bobby Johnson
Prospect
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
Letters 10 Santa

Dear Santa Claus.
/ am four years old. I have
tried to be good girl. / want
you TO bring me a stove. washing
machine and refrigerator. Please
bring my baby sister, Rosemary,
some toys, she is seven months
old Thank you. Your friend.
Zebra Lynn WOmack
RFDl. Charlotte c. II.
Dear Santa.
l am a little girl three years
old. | would like for you 10 come
by my house On Christmas eve.
and bring me a Betsy Wetsy
Doll. a washing machine and 4
doll stroller.
l would also like some candy.
fruits and nuts. / am going to
try. real hard, to be a good girl
Don't forget my friends. Pete. :"
Zebra, Donna and Diane Price.
Your friend,
Susan Kay Dix
Meherrin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
Brenda Morgan
Rt. 3. Cumberland

Dear Santa,
was seven years old in Nov.
and am in the first grade at
Patrick Henry school and Mrs.
Bessie Durfee is my teacher. l
hope you can bring me a base
ball glove. BIB gun. and a log
truck. Also some fruits and can
dies. I have tried to be good
and will be looking forward to
you bringing me these things
Be good to everybody every
where. Love,
Howard johnson
Prospect
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Claus.
Please bring me a B. B gun
and three packs of B. BIS. I
want truck and little dairy
farm.
Please bring me a pair of
pants and a shirt and 4 pair
of gloves Love.
George WEIGH
Ri. 2. Pamplin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
Dear Santa Claus,


am 6 years old and in the
first grade. Mrs. Walton is my
teacher. l would like the gun
set at Mrs. Stout's store and
an electric train if you can find
one. have tried to be a good
boy. Don't forget all the other
boys and girls. especially my
little cousin Danny Seal who
lives at 31l2 Forest Hill Ave.
upstairs apartment in Rich
mond. Bring him some toys a
10 month old boy would like. Love
Wayne Huddleston
Ri. 3. Cumberland
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
Dear Santa

Dear Santa,
| want Betsy Wetsy. She is
II inch tall l want a stroller
with out swivel wheels. blue and
white, with a basket. And doll
clothes for my 81 inch dol.
Love,
Nancy 10 Timberlake
Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Claus.
| am 9 years old, in the third
grade az DillWyn school.
would like you to bring me
a brother and sister doll. suit
case for my doll clothes and
some c 0 h S also some sur
priSeS for my stocking.
Don't forget my big sister
Rita, and my brother Lundy
also my best friend. Florence
Senger who has been sick. Bring
them something nice.
Don't forget my school
teacher and my Sunday school
teacher. l love you. Your little
girl,
Brenda Morgan
Ri. 3. Cumberland
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Clause,
have been a good girl. I'm
two years old and want a tri-
cycle and a doll baby and any
thing else you want me to have
Love,
Cynthia Gale Bryant
DillWyn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Clause,
I have been real good and /
have been to school every day.
I'm 6 yrs old, 1 would like for
Christmas a gun, cowboy suit
and Boots, and a rocked set,
Please remember my teacher
Mrs. Hardley. I have got the
meales. Love.
Clayton Bryant
DillWyn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa,
l am a little boy S years old.
l have tried to be a good little
boy this year. l only want 2
things, a sleigh and a gun. You
can bring me anything else you
want to. My brother is going to
give me jungle set. Please be
good to Mama and Daddy and
both Of my grandmothers and
grandfathers. Love.
Alfred Marston
Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
Joe Mitchell
New Canton
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
| am a little girl two and a
half years old I would like for
you to bring me a doll with the
bed. dresser and vanity, a piano
with stool and a set Of dishes
Please fill my stocking. l love
you.
Nancy Kaye Turpin
Gainesville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa
Please bring me q Bike. and
Boot Skates. Love.
Caryl Gray Shepard
F'armville
Dear Santa.
Please bring me q Bike and q
Camping Set. Your friend.
Jackie Peery
Fiarmyilla
Dear Santa.
Please bring me q watch. ring
and a Uncle Wiggly Set. Love.
Lisa Peery
Farmyille
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
Dear Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus,
l have been a good little boy
please bring me toy tractor,
a highway set and a bone for
Fido please don't forget my
friend Roy he wants a pair of
Red ear muffs and gloves to
match. Love.
Joe Mitchell
New Canton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Claus
1 am a little girl six years old.
l am in the first grade. l have
tried to be a good girl.
Will you please bring me a doll
with dishes and mixer, a type
writer, a sparkle set and a Bible
with a Upper and my name on
it.
Don't forget my little sister,
Nancy, and my Pa Pa. I love
Peggy Jean Turpin
Gainesville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Claus.
l know you are very busy
right about now. l liked your
letter very much, and like you
too. Will you bring my toys
down to Florida. l will be at
my Grandma 5. Will you bring
me a tv buffalo hunter set. and
guitar.
Yours turly
j. c. Hedrick
Cumberland Ri. 3
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa,
am a little boy five years
old. ! have been real good.
I would like to have a go-cart.
a doctors set. a tool set and a
little doll.
Don't forget my sisters, Ann
and Pat. With love.
Gordon Hurt, Jr.
KeySville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

E9D s
~
Dear Santa Clause
I'm S yrs old and l have been
a good boy. l help my mama
bring in wood and I play with
my little sisters. would Like for
you to Bring me a gun cowboy
suit and Boots. Love
Clifford Bryant
Dillwyn
Dear Santa Clause
I'm little girl 3 yrs old. I
have been a good girl and l
would like for you to bring me a
doll baby and a tricycle. and re-
member Mother and Daddy my
little Brothers and my little sis
ter. Love.
Brenda Sue Bryant
DillWyn
Dear Santa
am Z years old I am in the
second grade
l have been good boy this
year please bring me a BIB gun
and fruits and nuts thank you.
Sandy Harvey
Rt. 2, Dillwyn
Dear Santa Claus.
am little girl S years old
l have tried to be good and help
my mother. l would like a big
doll, suitcase for my doll
clothes and some surprises for
my stocking.
Don't forget all the other boys
and girls. Please bring my little
cousin Grant Huddleston who
lives at 22l0 Hanover st. in
Lynchburg something nice. He
is almost years old.
go to church every Sunday
my teacher is Mrs. Walton.
don't forget her also all Of my
granny's and papa's. Love,
Susan Huddleston
Cumberland
Dear Santa,
am a little girl 20 Months old
and would like a Baby Carriage.
and Baby Bed with Baby. and
most anything else you might like
for me to have. Love,
Sandra Jamerson
PoWhatan
Dear Santa,
We are two little boys 8 and
20 months old who have tried
to be good. We would like for
you to bring us Jungle set and
a gun and holster set and an
other set of guns. We would also
like some overalls.
Please be good to all the
little children and remember
our little uncle 90 Edward Lee
Harris. Lots of love from your
little friends,
Marvin Jr. and Darrell
Dunkum
Dillwyn
Dear Santa,
How are you? I guess you
are very busy every time Christ
mas comes up. But, hope you
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa.
Please bring me a talking doll
and a bike for Christmas. Love.
Jennifer Whitaker
Farmville
Dear Santa.
Please bring NE truck. watch,
and express train. Love.
Jimmie II Hurt. Jr.
Farmyille
Dear Santa
Please bring me a TV. and
Bootskates and q. Gun. Love.
Gene Watson
FaI1nville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Class,
I am four and one half years
old and have been a good boy
l want a sleigh for Christmas.
Also, l want a Play-Doh Fun
Factory and a red scooter.
Please bring me a Captain Kan
CARGO. and Huckleberry Hound
reel for my projection that you
gave me last Christmas. Love,
Phil Kelsey
Ri. 2, Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa.
am little girl 20 Months old
and would like a Baby Carriage.
and Baby Bed with Baby, and
most anything else you might like
for me to have. Love,
Sandra Jamerson
POWhatan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Claus,
My Papa" says I've been a
good little boy, SO please bring
me a big red tractor and
trailer, Knock bench and
some candy. Love,
Hardy Kelsey
Ri. 2, Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Claus
/ want a record player a watch
a bride doll with some clothers.
and / am 8 years old. Love.
Carolyn Asal
Rt. /. Farmville
Dear Santa.
am little boy six months
old. and / have been real good
would like for you 10 bring
ne a crib jim. boy doll. stuffed
animal. car set. and a few small
toys.
Don't forget the other children.
especially my little friends. Cindy
and Paul Ingle. Claudia Boggs,
and Jeannett Pleasant.
Thank you.
Robbi Elgin
Columbia, Va.
Dear Santa:
would like to have a doll.
with suitcase and clothes. q
stroller. That's all!
Please don't forget my baby
sister. Janice. Bring her a doll
and something for q ! year old
Love,
Debbie Whaley
F'armville
p. S. Thanks for my toys and
gifts last year.
Dear Santa Claus
I'm a little boy 4 years old.
Please bring me crash car,
remote control car, a little doll
and a WheelbarroW Love.
William Flippen
Columbia
Dear Santa Claus:
I'm a little girl z years old
please bring me a big doll and
would like record player. Love.
Elaine Flippen
Columbia.
Dear Santa Claus.
Will you come to see me in
Florida as l will be visiting my
grandmother in Plant City.
would like a guitar. some guns
and any thing you can bring me
Remember all the other boys
and girls. l have been a good
boy and I'm years old. Love.
Ralph Hedrick
Rt. 3, Cumberland
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20
Albert Page
Farnville

Dear Santa.
l have Been a good girl.
Please Bring me Recliner
Chair. a doll and Some Clothes.
Love.
Linda Kay Linville
Burkeville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

l'cdI odiltI SfduS,
am q boy 8 years old. I
have tried to be a good boy and
hope you will come by my house
on Christmas Eve. / would like
you to bring me a Wrecker truck
and a gun and holster and any
thing else you think l would like
Please don't forget my sister
Beverly and my brother Ricky.
Your friend.
Mickey Newman
MeherTin
Dear Santa.
l am four and one half years
old and would like for you 10
bring me a pair OF roller skates.
Shooter. big Wagon and Bowling
Set. Love.
Douglas JamerSOn
PoWhatan
Dear Santa Clause.
Please bring me an electric
train and building blocks. Also
some surprises. will leave you
some cake and coffee on the
table.
Albert Page
Farmville
Dear Santa,
How are you I'm glad that
you are coming to see me on
Christmas Eve. I hope you will
bring me "Barbie' the doll,
Presto Sparkle set and a train.
And don't forget the other boys
and girls. Give them lots of toys,
also. Love
Martha Andrews
Farmville
Dear Santa.
l have Been a good girl.
Please Bring ME a Recliner
Chair a doll and Some Clothes
Love.
Linda Kay Linville
Burkeville
Dear Santa Clause.
Please bring me a one man
band set and a toy organ please
don't forget my brother. Ray
and nv mama wants storm Win
doWs. we will leave the north
window up and plenty Of good
food and nuts. Love.
Roger Hill
New Canton
Dear Santa Clause,
/ Please bring me a police suit
with pistol, badge and whistle
also a bell for my goat Augustus
4 II. Love.
Brunette Newton
New Canton
/
Dear Santa Claus.
l know you are very busy
right about now. l liked your
letter very much. and l like yol
too. VIII you bring my toys
down to Florida. l will be al
/ my Grandmas Will Won hrine
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Clause,
Please bring me a police suit
with pistol, badge and whistle
also bell for my goat Augustus
H. Love.
Brunette Newton
New Canton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-20

Dear Santa Clause,
Please bring me an electric
train and building blocks. Also
some surprises. will leave you
some cake and coffee on the
table.
Albert Page