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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
Jaycees Name
Gamma Boss OF Year

John T. Gamma, 1927
Wyandotte, Upper Airing
ton, was named 1860
BOSS of the Year" by the
Columbus Junior Cham
Der of Commerce at its annual
Bosses Day Banquet at Scioto
Country Club, Friday, July /.
The 46-year-old Wesleyan
University Press vice-presi-
dent and General Manager re-
ceived the award as a result
of his progress in and eontri-
button to his field of business,
his contribution to the COM
munity and his leadership
ability.
he ENTERED the printing
and publishing field in 1887,
following his graduation from
Georgetown University and
has helped the progress of the
industry over the nearly quar-
ter-century by serving on
many local and national com
mittees. He is currently a
member of the executive com
mittee of the Research and
Engineering Council of the
Graphic Arts Industry; is pres
ident of the Printing Arts
Association OF Columbus, and
Is 0 member Of the Ohio and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

AMANN, Miss Catherine E.,
90, July 4, st. Mary Church,
Marion, st. Mary Cemetery.
BAKER, Mrs. Nora, 50, July
s. st. Vincent de Paul Church,
MI. Vernon, Calvary Gene
terry.
BURTSCHER, Miss Gather
Inc, IS. July 3, Sacred Heart
Church. New Philadelphia, ST.
Joseph Cemetery.
CARTER. Mrs. Marietta, 81,
July 3. st. Mary Church, Mar
ion, Marion Cemetery.
CLOUD, Clarence NJ, 81.
July 2, Our Mother of Sorrows
Church, Loekbourne. st. Jo-
seph Cemetery.
CONKLE, Mrs. Clara Mar
garet, 40, July 3, st. Mary
Church Portsmouth,
CORBETT, Mrs. Clara NJ.
81, st. Catharine Church, Co
lumbus, st. Joseph Cemetery,
CYPHERT, Theodore. 70,
June 80, st. Joseph Church,
Dover, Calvary Cemetery,
DOUGHERTY, Mrs. Norma
J., rs, Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Church. Grove City, Cal
vary Cemetery.
DURANT, Herbert J., July
I, ST. Nicholas Church, Zanes-
vile, Mt. Olive Cemetery.
FULLIN, Miss Rose C.. 70,
July 2, ST. Francis de Sales
Church. Newark, Mt. Calvary
Cemetery.
GOETZ, Ferdinand, so, July
4, st. Vincent de Paul Church,
Mt. Vernon, Calvary Gene
terry.
Mrs. Kathryn
I. 30. July /, ST, Francis
Church. Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
HEDGES, Mrs. Margaret r,
20. July 3. st. Peter Church,
Columbus. st. Joseph Gene
terry.
HESTON, William j., July
2. ST. Mary Church, Lancaster,
st. Mary Cemetery.
HILIES, Walter D.. 50, July
3, ST. Agnes Church, Colum.
bus, ST. Joseph Cemetery.
MEINERT, Mrs Flora r., 80,
Holy Cross Church. Columbus,
Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
MEISEL, Walter, IS, July
]. ST. Mary Church, Ports
mouth, Greenlawn Cemetery.
McBEE, Mrs. Laura 81, July
7, st. Ladislas Church, Column
bus, ST. Joseph Cemetery.
REYNOLDS, Mrs. Cecilia B.,
July /, ST Joseph Church, Cir
cleville. st. Joseph Cemetery.
RIPPLE, Andrew s., 56, st.
Nicholas Church, GAINESVILLE.
Mt. Olive Cemetery,
SNAcOLA. Joseph r., 7,
Corpus Christi Church. Co
lumbus, st, Joseph Cemetery.
TURNER. Mrs. Catherine,
II, June %. st. Peter Church,
Wheelersburg, st. Peter Gem
etery.
VAN HEYDE, Mrs. Faye G.,
SO, July 5, st. Mary Church.
Columbus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
Straw Hat Theatres Go
Political This Week

will be seen in the roles of
pixiliated women who defy
political parties. Curtain time
through Saturday is 800 pm.
Beginning Monday at the
Worthington theater will be
the comedy Make a Million"
Opening Tuesday at Denison
Summer Theater will be
George Bernard Shaw's "Pyg-
malion."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
Housekeeper
AT St. Anthony

Miss Everetta o. Branson
has been appointed executive
housekeeper of st. Anthony
Hospital, it was announced by
Sr. NJ, Teresa Joseph, Admin
istrator.
Miss Branson comes from
Coshocton Memorial Hospital,
Coshocton, Ohio, where she
was executive househeeper
for the past several years.
Miss Branson is a graduate
of George Washington Uni
versity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

Society and was one of the
chairmen of the Diocesan De-
velopment Fund.
AS viee-president and gen
eral manager Of Wesleyan
Press, he is responsible for
the operation Of the largest
publisher of school periodicals
in the world, a four-acre plant
employing more than 500 peo-
pie. Gamma is married and has
two children.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
Big Sisters
Plan Picnic

A picnic for the girls at
Rosemont School will take
place Sunday at the Lancaster
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Joos, parents of the Catholic
Big Sister Organizations sec.
rotary, Mrs. Eileen Zuber.
The members of the organi-
cation and Rosemont girls are
scheduled 10 leave RoSemont
by school bus and individual
cars at 1900 pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
Euchre Party

The A. B and G members of
Sacred Heart Church are spon.
soring a euchre party on Sat
urday, at $50 pm. in Ryan
Hall, First Avenue and Sum
nit SITS. Tickets will be avail
able at the door. The public
is invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

Columbus Printing House
Craftsmen.
He HAS SERVED on the
Governors Advisory Commits
sion on Civil Rights and is a
member of the executive
board Of the Development
Committee for Greater Column
bus Parks and Recreation. He
is a member Of the Rotary
Club of Columbus, Scioto
Country Club, Our Lady of
Victory Church, Holy Name
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
Name Officers

AT a recent meeting held
in Our Lady of Victory Par
ish a new slate of officers for
the Holy Name Society was
elected for the coming year:
Terrence A. Makley. MD,
president; Thomas Apologize,
vice president; Frank Huber,
secretary, and James Miller,
treasurer.
At this meeting, the newly
elected officers were installed
and plans were set up for the
coming year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

Sister Mary Bertille,
O.S.F. formerly Cecilia
Ecksfein of Columbus,
celebrated her Golden
Jubilee as a nun, on June
n at the Motherhouse
Chapel. Sisters Of 81.
Francis of Mary lmmseu-
late. Joliet, illinois. Sister
Bertille will visit with her
sister, Mrs. Clara Renner,
Columbus on July 30 and
81
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
Lawn Fete

DRESDEN The annual
lawn festival of St. Ann
Church will be held Saturday
on the church ground, Dinner
will be served beginning at 4
pm. Games, booths and prizes
will be features.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Star Dust

ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER MARCH: You probably read in
our March 9th The Washington Star March"
written Col George Howard Air Force chief bands and
music and TSerg Serge de Gastyne for
Band Orchestra stationed Boiling AF
And you heard its premiere April
before the National League of American Pen Women the
Departmental Auditorium Well just to keep the record
straight this the second march dedicated to The Star by
service 1924 Capt W. Stannard then leader
ohe Army Band The Washington Evening Star March,
which became the theme music of The Stars National Radio
Forum, a popular weekly program of the time The Army
Bands march became familiar to millions of people in all
parts of the country and hope the Air Forces contribution
will become equally well known.
TEAPOT BENEFIT: Mrs j. R. H. Alexanders collection of
teapots page AZ will be display Friday from to
during and coffee in her LeeSburg a) home The
ceeds will benefit the 1860 March of Dimes.
BIRD ROMANCE: Church, whose brd-banding
activities described in March 18th issue recently
ceved lOngdstance call from her instructor in banding
Dennis the Mass) Ornhoogical
Research Station He reported that female cardinal Man.
tucke pnng for mate and did Mrs Church happen to
have male cardinal that she could send poShaste? She did
have and the bird dispatched Nantucket arplane al
most quickly ornthoogcal research At last
report Mr. Cardinal from Virginia seemed happy in his Massa
chusetts home and Mrs Cardinal seemed equally happy to
have him there
NEXT SUNDAYS The Story of the first Democratic Ma
tonal Convention of 1850 of the Civil War
and the events leading up it
The Front Cover
The little girl among the azaleaS
is Lucy Park 653l Williamsburg
boulevard, Arlington of the
many guests at the annual azalea SsfnE -
party of James R. Sharp 3248 ySSssakN 49,
NOrfh ocfra Arlip
Evening star., 1960-04-24
The Front Cover

The little girl among the azaleas
is Lucy Park, 653l Williamsburg
boulevard, Arlington, one of the
many guests at the annual azalea
party of James R. Sharp. 3248
North Ohio street. Arlington. See
"A Few Azalea Plants and How
They Grew" on pages II and 18.
Evening star., 1960-04-24


Will the Orioles Fly Higher This Year?
Crobs Research. by Jim BirehfieId
A Few A1oleo Plants and How They Crew.
byA L. Singleton -------------------------- ~
Plain and ovshed Artist by Honiet Giffhs 20
Clean Sweep For Spring ~
Changing Scene. by Jerry OLeoN, 26
Doo Gone 20
Sports Cor cymkhono by Harold Flecknoe 80
Bookkeepers For Your Budget. by Lorv Stevens 36
This Weeks Msront. by Jackson Miles Abbott 40
Teopots By the Score ----- AZ
From Thoond by Violet FoVlkner- ~
Evening star., 1960-04-24

NDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON c APRIL "a 1860
Evening star., 1960-10-16
SACRIFICE

Illness forces owner to sacrifice
this year.round home with living
room. 8 bedrooms. kitchen, bath.
utility room, detached gsrage., Or
lot 100x100. y block from water.
Only $500. Excellent terms.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

90 ImpaIa convert,
VS.; auto. ?. and b.. WV. tires;
an white, red interior. List
MlssiAoERi " ssis cHEVso1EFs. GViss EFses$ y ea9: ao
ners. Falls Church, va, N. 2.
Il77, JE. 2-767R.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
TRUCKS FOR SALE
(coNTlNukDl

D,SDGE ,DCs;. s Ss tS'I giskugs, s:,n s-cSI; q;
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Tidewater
Southern Maryland

l-Belens CREEK: 4 acres; nioderl
masonry honfei large living I'm
with fireplace, electric kicthen. oi
heat, bedffri.. bath, eereenet
porch: utility rm:, pier, 400 q
waterfront Owner being. sen,
s@Sssfront; . olSIHfi unusual s-rn.. 8,
bath. masonry home; big jalousiet
Florida frn.. Workshop, earport
on vide sandy beach; oil heat, II
top-notch condition: eommutint
OMPssSsent Oo1ssesss River, 2 acres. pier
3-bedrm. home; 2z baths. 3 BIZ
screened porches; boat house; So,
rage; workshop: box stalls ane
barn. boat; riding lawn mower
good end-ct-season price:
e-Beautifully landscaped gmal
terey-type home; 5 freplaces, {
rms. and bath: is5-ft. creosoteC
pisr with electricity and RUNNING
Mst Leonard creek: "A acres
big trees, about 1000 It. shore
line. boat house, guest house
dining han. stable and mair
house; rustic setting, unusual.
farm, mostly all undel
cultivation. 8 miles waterfront. re-
stored 9-rm., 3-bath, 1700 briei
and clapboard home. perfect con.
dition; Dashboard heat. slate roof
wide Verandas, . tenant houses
one rented at $50 monthly: q pay.
ing farm or q natural for develop.
ment; oyster beds.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
AUTOMOBILES For SALE AUr6MoBILEs FoR SALE

CADILLAC .6S z.dr. -62"s fuzzy
csiisnt .ccnditicn; sf.2sS Or Sest
offer. JE, 2-6040.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
AVIATION
MAKE OFFER

CESSNA HOB: fast, economical
4.place eross-country aifplane.
HE. 4-6935.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
GEN-O-DRIVE
ANTIQUE AUTOS FOR SALE

O~N ~ 80
CIR, 3.242S
Evening star., 1960-10-16
d ACRES ON WATER

Approximately 175-ft. waterfront
with beautiful trees and shrub
berry and house in bad repair.
Priced under land value for quick
oalA 0-nr co gnn
Evening star., 1960-10-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT Of TOWN REAL ESTATE
Lnuisiana Pnrchase

Lse. plantation selline Oh 500
acres: rolling upland In Southeast
La Beautiful loe., only "a nj,
north Of New Orleans. Heart oi
famous Ozone Belt. Known tc
be the second healthiest place n
the world. / 10 5 acre lots Del
person; Ideal for investrnent OF
for retirement home. Increasing
value. Price now. $3.50 per acre,
low as 1919 down, balance 5 e
PIANTATfoN, covinftoSni' Si'AiAHDi La.
ON PAvED ROAD-f0 acres with
4.bedrooTn house. bath, Aasement,
oil Dashboard heat: $4,000,
On paved roed-15 acres, 3.hed-
room. house, bath; wood lot: pond
new barn: nice srounds and view;
building sites. paved road
view, near ANAL lake, from /
acre up. 80
P. M. BROWNING. REALToR
Home, Valley $3.50
Cuipepef, Va.
once. Valley 5-S33l
JOHN H. HIT
Home, Valley 5.0290
Evening star., 1960-10-16
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.

Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 10S
II No AnsweS. Call 1s4 or 354
ga ACRES ON WATER = LARGE
home surrounded by lovely trees
Has been completely remodeled
and contains reception hall, 2 liv-
ing rms, din. Tm.. kit, bedrms.,
IL baths, auto. oil heat. Only
S22 800, Excellent flnancing.
EXCEL. MARINA POTENTIAL -
y approx. 155 acres With about
! 2,100 IT. on ysateFJ. We6t River
area; plus 5.bedrrl. home. 3 barnl
and outbldgs. Only 100000. ll
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Monty WANTEn

YOUNG R6onEssivE Nd. B. C..
ZEE issss: 1sffss Srse :asSs:' ss ana sssS
With vision and ample funds.
Principals only. Box 429-H, star.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
SCHMIDT & WILSON'S
WARSAW OFTTCE


OFFERS THE FOLLOWING:
COLES POINT-2-story, 5 bed.
rooms, bath. large kitchen-din.
Ing area, hving room. with Stone
fireplace, front and back porches
garage and tool house, large
shaded lot, sand beach. $500
URBANliA-317' on Urbanna
Creek, approximately 2 acres OF
beautiful shaded and fenced lawn:
screened summer pavilion, patio
with grill and fireplace, electric
wires in underground cable. well
and pump; 4Sx2O boathouse and
pier, deep projected harbor. Per-
rect for owners Of large boats.
club or h0fnesites. Wfll sell ali
or part, attractive financing.
CHERRY GROVE BEACH, STORY
modern for year round living; 4
bedrooms, Ia baths, larEe living
room, kitchen equippoa. large
screened porch, sand beach and
boat harbor, $4,000.
SANDY POfNTLModern 1-story
raneher, 4 bedrooms. IL baths,
outside tnclosed shower. living
room ana dining room paneled and
peamed, kitchen. utility room,
laloused front porch. patio. For
retirement or summer. Completely
ana nicely furnished. $4,000.
For details and pictures Of these
ana other properties, call or write
Ben Humbard, Warsaw, Va, Ed,
3-6231, home OR. 2-207S, Schmidt
q Wilson, Inc, Realtors.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

CHEVY '5S VS. sad.; beaut. 6niSh;
p.s., auto. trans, 2. and h., etc |:
excel. eond.; very low mi: only
S1,205. $95 dn., pymts. ct bank,
I. P, sTEUART.. INC, 34th and
Benning me-, LU. @2-R(l00
Evening star., 1960-10-16
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
} tcoNIINutpl
J RETIREMENT SITES

90-aere tracts, cleared and wooded
looks wide creek: sandy beach
safe ha1ooFs so nj. D. C.; So
Nd: reas., easy terms. G. j
PERRY, Lusby, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
HOWARD E. .TALBERT
pEALE. Nd. UNIVERSITY 7-2002
$500 DOWN

And move III. Balance Ike rent
buys this 4-yesf.old- completely
eedeeorated masonry home with
living room, Q bedrooms. kitchen.
dinette and bath. Auto, oil heat.
block from water. Only ss,195.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
TRAILERs

AVAILABLE TAflaEDTkFKfY = 2.
hsdrm. 1855 oardnel. ~ By 9;
$3o0 sown. assume S7l per mo;
Centeryille I'd. Lot. l3 sP. 2.702:
, 1960-09-15
BRITISH WOMEN
GOOD HOPE

Il miles from Christiansted on drssed to the Urban League of
the south shore Of ST. Croix, New Orleans, which is direct
largest of the three main US. ing emergency relief for some
Virgin Islands. First opened 5000 children in The city af-
in 1858, the resort is being i'm fected by a change in the state
proved by Laurance S. Rookie welfare laws
teller N support q me TOUT A 1860 Louisiana law pre-
ism OF program St. Crox. y vents payment of relief money
features two sandy beaches, a to a mother who has an iIegi-
salt water swimming pool, and innate child after drawing q
a Cruzan chef who specialzes welfare check.
Register in September.
deck-ike dining terrace. Vote in November.
, 1960-09-15
FOR SALE

FREEZER "a Gu: #: Philco
h E 5 t type 10 months
old .................. $4,000
260 Raleigh lady's
model fully equipped. one
wear old .............. $500
|OUTBOARD o T is HIP.
b ritish Seagull used
once accommodated. $4,000
phone 25sW 50
, 1960-09-15
FOR SALE

1853 CHEVROLET SEDAN
Gike New
Good Tires 10000 miles
Reasonable for Cash,
Financed if necessary.
Oscar R. Bough : C'sted
, 1960-09-15
Ate MI!

Rosegate Farm, only two miles from Chris
tiansted, is now open for your inspection,
Beautiful building sites are yours for only
$50 per month plus interest. Roads, thirty
feet wide, are already in. Exquisite views
from every lot. Without doubt, the finest and
most desirable location anywhere.
RAN WIESNER & co.
On the Christiansted Wharf
Phone: 374
, 1960-09-15

Register in September.
Vote IN November.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Helena Rubinstein has
ideas about ewlat the we'll
dressed table will wear. Mrs.
Rubinstein explains her phi
1osophy Of table decor - a
philosophy that she applies
to decor in general:
"I believe in elegance plus
wit. One may have beautiful
things, priceless things, but
they must not be used in a
stuffy, unimaginative setting.
My enjoyment Of objets dart
does not come from Just
staring and holding them in
reverence. I live with them.
I shift them about. I COM
bine them with completely
unexpected, unorthodox ac-
cessorieS. Used in this way,
they give me much pleasure"
Following this philosophy,
she creates table settings
using treasures from the ia
Evening star., 1960-09-11
For TobIe Decor
Elegance Plus Wit

NOUS Rubinstein collection in
her New York penthouse,
sparked with dasheS of wit.
In her downstairs dining
room-The Elegance: Cycla-.
men pink organdy and ecru
lace cloth, pink opaline china,
antique European silver. The
Wit: A centerpiece of pink
opaline. piled high with nuts
and fruits, sprayed pink and
garnished with gloss-green
leaves. Cherry slipcovers on
the chairs (Mrs. RubinStein
changes the slipcovers to CO.
ordinate with the color of the
table setting).
In the Pallavicini Room
The Elegance: Wall panels of
glass, painted in oil by Count
FREDERICK Pallavicini, depict
ing tableaux from the life Of
Mrs. Rubinstein. Red velvet
cloth, gold plate, vermeil
Evening star., 1960-09-11

invading Hollywood. .. Buy.
ing Tip-When selecting new
shoes. examine the insoles
and Innings. Be sure they're
smooth and without ridges or
projecting stitches. Quote
Unquote - Michael O'Shea,
Getting into q tuxedo does
wonders. It instantly trans
forms q tired businessman
into q temporary bon vivant"
DiveHiflcation Note
Shirts win wear longer If
rotated, so see that the
freshly -laundered ones are
put on the bottom of the
drawer rather than on the
top. Q6sA-"When IS the
moth season over? When are
clothes safe from daEnage?"
It's never over where the
weather Is warm or where
houses are heated. Keep alert.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
MEMS FASHION NOTES

Hints from the experts:
When you take your fall
clothes out Of garmens bags.
for q refresheni1g up. hang
them on the shower rod Of d
steamed-np bathroom. and
follow this with a good
brushing"
Fashion foibles: Before the
war, Emperor Hirohito was
considered so sacred that no.
body was allowed to touch
his person. So his royal tailor
measured him BY guesswork.
from about 10 PAGES awayl
-. John Barrymore was
considered one Of the best
dressed men on the stage.
possibly due 70 the little-
known fact that he was q
mems fashion artist before
becoming an actor.
Dress Tips: Try to start the
Evening star., 1960-09-11

fatware. The Wit: Pink
plumes, soaring from a CEN
terpiece Of red paper flowers.
Upstairs in her art gallery
she varies her table setting
ideas according to art moods.
Chinese Garden-The Ele-
gance: Green Chinese porce-
lain, antique European silver.
The Wit: Billiard green cloth,
floating gardenias, peacock
feathers rising from q CEN
terpiece Of lychee nuts.
Dejeuner a Ia Canpagne-
The Elegance: Pearly white
0paline china on q yellow
cloth, antique European sill
yer. The Wit: Centerpiece Of
yellow daisies. interspersed
with lemons and green's.
Paris Penthouse-The Ele-
gance: Green opaline china
on q chartreuse cloth, Ba-
rogue silver. The Wit: Cen
terpiece Of green opaline,
piled high with lines, green
apples and daffodils.
La Vie en- Rose-The Ele-
gance: Pink opaline china on
q shocking pink cloth, an
tique silver. The Wit: Gen.
terpiece of red grapes, pink
roses and plumes.
No. 625 Park = Her ad-
dress-The Elegance: Blue
opaline china on periwinkle
cloth. The Wit: Centerpiece
Of blue grapes. wheat and
dried cornflowers.
Tea Party-The Eelegance:
Georgian silver tea service
ON Victorian cloth Of pink
and red flowers. The Wit:
Centerpiece Of Victorian fan,
clustered with red roses.
Chez Woolworth-All Wit.
Tea Party-The Elegance:
Cloth Of fire red felt. set with
red-and-white paper plates
printed with the pattern Of a
Paris bistro tablecloth. pop
bottles. centerpieee Of pop
corn pyramid with red carr
nations and red fruit.
Mrs. Rubinstein is a firm
believer In the maxim, Man
does not live by bread alone" /"
Evening star., 1960-09-11

fall season by carrying less
in your pockets. Clothes viii
look and feel better. l..
Keep q pair Of shoe trees in
your bedroom slippers, as a
reminder. When you take Of
your shoes. there are the
trees. II socks get holes
In the same place, look for q
rough lining or a callous on
the foot.
Miscellany: Headline -
Many Of New York's richest
men give their old top hats
to hack drivers IN Central
Park. . Grooming Note
particular men have q rule
for BARRIERS. Never let me
look as If I need q haircut
or Just had one" Back
ground-Movie tycoon Sam
Goldwyn was Q glove cutter
in Gloversyille. N. Y. before
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Colorful patterns in top
coats are again coming into
their own. after too many
years of comparative drab-
ness. Smart checks, window
pane patterns and bold Glen
plaids are now available. in
a variety Of models.
Trends: Hatlessness. among
men OF all ages, is definitely
decreasing. Smart styling,
smaller and lighter shapes
and the general "dress-up"
trend are all accountable. =.
The desirability of showing
more '.linen" (shirt 'front.' is
one Of the reasons for the
current transition from s.
button to 2-button suits. !.
The shorter, length top
coats win increase in popu-'
larity this fall. And ties,
which had a cycle Of from
extremely wide to skimpily
narrow, have settled down
to q 2H-inch width (giye or
take Va inch) which is ac-
ceptable to most men
Spots Out: If a stain on
clothing is stubborn and re-
sists removal by normal
methods, try these: "a
dampen cloth with cleaning
fluid and hold firmly against
the spot: or (2) rub the
dampened spot against the
teeth of q heavy comb, wash
board style. Either way may
loosen the particles better
than just rubbing.
information: Know how to
measure the sleeve length Of
your shirt? Run a Capeline
from the middle Of the back
of the collar; over the shoul-
der and down to the edge Of
the shirt cuff. That gives the
correct length in inches. !. !.
And do you know what's
meant by the weight" Of
fabrics? An 8-ounce mate
rial for example, means that
/ running yard Of the goods
weighs 8 ounces.
Milford chronicle., 1960-04-15

Full Paid Shores : $4,000 per share
Net 4hss
Milford chronicle., 1960-04-15
Kickoff Dinner
Poultry Funds On 25th

Kick-Off Dinner for this years
drive to raise promotion and re-
search funds for the Delmarva
Poultry Industry, Inc, is to be
held Monday evening, April 25, at
the English Grill in Salisbury, Md,
it was announced today by Jim Da-
Wis of Seaford, general chairman
for the drive.
About 125 volunteer fund drive
workers from all parts of the
Shore are expected, he said. Speak
er will be Willis Hancock of Snow
Hill, Md, agricultural representa-
tive for the County Trust Company
of Maryland, who has been touring
the United States in recent months
urging commodity group to under
take greater promotion efforts to
sell their products.
David said that volunteers at the
dinner would hear a report of the
way the Peninsula's poultry asso-
citation had spent its funds for in
dustry improvements and for mer-
chandising chicken during the past
year. Projects planned for the rest
of the year will be outlined to
show how the association directors
plan to keep Delmarva chickens on
top in the battle with other broiler
areas for markets.
Last year, the industry raised
over $12O, 900 for such efforts. with
241O people and organizations con-
tributing. Goal this year is $125,OOO,
Davis said.