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nd many others.
BERENs, AP. T-4648

GREENBELT, 3-bedrms., corner
frame home, fully equipped kitch-
en- very large fenced yard. Excel
lent cond. Monthly payments, SOS
incl. prime. int, taxes, ms, heat,
hot water. all major repairs.
Down paymt. can be financed
Selection 2 and 3-bedrm. brick
homes, also avail. GREENBELT
REALTY CO. Realtors, ISL
Centerway. OR. 4-57OO.
GREENBELT - 2H-bedrm. brick:
l block. TO shopping schools and
pool $1,000. OWNER, CIR. 4-4756.
GREEN MEADOWS-Only SI3,95O.
all brick wa bedrms.
VACANT"
24-ft den or family rm., only $500
down. FLA or GI, no money down,
W. j. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
HELP
Save me from renters. I'm z yrs.
old, clean. lge. 3 bedrms., scr.
porch, 6OxlI0 partly fenced lot,
$4,000. CHI. S-455l
HILLANDALE FOREST, Just off New
Hampshire ave. impressive brick
rambler ,wIcarport on well land
scaped lot, liv. rm. wlmahog
rms. "a baths sep. S din. pTn., p and
full bsmt. VIDE luxe rec. rm.,
priced to sell at S27 with at
tractiye terms. E. C. HILLEY &
CO. REALTORS, AP. 7-72OO.
HILLANDALE, like new 3-bedrm.
2-bath rancher with carport and
h hEEs In rec; I'm; S29'95o and
KEN DRUsKIN q CO, HE. $4,000
HILLCREST HGTs.-Brick. 4 bed
rms, liy. rm;, din. rm., kit, att.
gar; $20,500: close to schools,
shops. transp. 10. 7-Sls7.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS = Spacious
3--bedrm. ,brk, rambler with sep.
din, rm., large modern kit, firepl.
IN liv. rm. and rec. rm.; this i'm =
maculate home with a garage is
priced to sell at only S2l 800.
MOORE g. MOORE, REALTORS,
RE. 6-s060. or RE. $4,000.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
a7ol rA1RfiATT4S 3 ST. PM s.r-1ov.,,
shoppinG e sTltk fH S' rm R Tit6
fireplace, pine-pan. den. din. rm.
kit, bath, full bsmt. with toilet;
lge, level lot. Open 2 to 9 pm
E 1Nyssss4s sell NFvG NJ s I0HpS 70
100; I'VE WIOMb-J ONES REAL
TY, INC, 10. 2-04O0.
HILLSIDE-only $3.50 dn., FLA;
$10,500; lily. nm, din. rm., kit, 2
bedrmS., full bSmt., gas h.-w. heat
front porch, off-street parking
S1l.70 mo. incl. prin., interest
FORTIN REALTY RE. 5-O7O7.
HOME AND ACRE
Lanham, this is a home and acre
you have been looking forl /
bedrms,, large liv. rm.. den with
firepl., sep. din rm.. sewing rm
double garage, lot q7x4b0; excel
terms BYRD REALTY CO., WA
T-2400.
HYATTSVILLE-2 baths, 8 bed
rms. sep. din. rm. and bsmt
Al cond.; no SIS On. to vets;
LANGLEY REALTY HE. 5000
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River Ridge Estates
OPEN 2:3O-DARK
4005 Hayworth Pl.

Eastover Area of oxon Hill. as.
sumo large CT loan, 3-bedrm., Q
bath brk. rambler features full
bsmt., off-street parking, city
utilities, paved street, de luxe
kitchen, disposal, dishwGsher
range and REFRIGERATOR; many
schools nearby. Buy now and oc-
cupy when school closes. DIR D.:
Out Oxon Hill I'd. to River Ridge
Ewes, Mr.. Frangiamore, 10. 2
1928.
Moore 81 Moore Realtors
RE. 6-S06O RE. $4,000
ROGERS HEIGHTS
Assume CT loan and save in time
money and red tape. $3.50 tota
mo. pymts. on this immae. .,
bedrm. bungalow with din. I'm
and equip. kit: bsmt. with rec. rm
and work shop. Sparkling mainte,
nance. Free aluminium siding; i'm,
mediate possession.
RIVERDALE
Today's best new rambler buy. Lge
3 bedrms.; full rec.-type bSmt
Lovely lot with off-street parking
S14,950. Very COW. terms.
CHEVERLY
Close to swimming pool. Brick Cap,
Cod; liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din. rm., 3 bedrnnS., 9 full baths
bsmt.. and garage. Many extra
included and only S2l 800.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-11R6
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CUSTOM BUTLT-70-ft- brick

bier only , years old, Living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, de luxe kitchen. 3 twin
sized bedTms., large den, attached
garage. huge lot, Dashboard h.
VIII" mr.. new Space Agency. FLA
appraised at SlS.500. Call til Q
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS 4 CO INC
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OPEN 1-6 Pm.

OFEN TO I'M.
1914 EDMoNsToN ROAD
FOUR Bedroom, l-year-old brick
and frame split level; absolutely
perfect condition throushout, mag
nificent GE kitchen with color
appliances. . n ceramic tile baths
charming dining and sitting room,
beautiful large living room, ample
closet and storage space; deep
shady yard. Altogether lovely and
all for 500 $50.
DIRECTIONS; North on Kenilvorth
to Calvert I'd. Jog left TO Edmond.
Ston and home. Mrs. Osborne on
premises.
BTTPHu pEATrv m
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HYATTSVILLE

Nice starter house with twin-siIed
bedrms. den. sep. din. nm. walk
out bsmt. Conv. terms.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
Realtors WE. 5-5422
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PALMER PK.-3-bedrm. rambler,
lge. fenced lot, clean as pin
Sl95 dn., S95 mo. pays all.
OWNER, 10. 5-2l3l.
PALMER PIX only Sl95 down
5000 Greenleaf I'd. Open Sun,
to 8 p.m.-Lovely modern 3-bed.
rm. rambler. Features include
fully equipped kit. with auto
washer. auto. gas heat, fenced
yd.. off-street parking and man,
extras. Price reduced for Quicl
sale. FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.. 1925
x st. NV. MA. S-0352; ewes, JU
9-2bb9.
PRETTY AS A PICTURE-3-bedrm
dream home on corner lot; sep
din. nm, beautiful kitchen, paste
appliances; full bright bsmt;. loy
low down payment; call for par.
ticulars.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
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FoRESTVILLEj S295 dn. incl. set
4 bedrms.. . baths, Ice, lot. Owner
take trades. ST. 3-569O.
FOUR BEDROOMS AND A DEN
tor 9TH bedroom in q NEWLY
RENOVATED BRICK home. The
living room, dining room and
kitchen are LARGE, plenty of
closet space also; full high CELL
lnged basement with ground level
entrance, SCREENED PORCH, ga
rage, PA baths, fireplaces Zone
in basemenD situated on deep,
tree-Shaded. fenced lot; walk to
public and parochial schools. shop
ping and transportation. Assume
LARGE LOAN. Only SlS,95O. This
is the answer TO a large tamily's
prayer! See 1t today. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S4OO.
GAYLORD sT.-I9II. Mod g.
room Diet. brick; . baths, firepl
fenced yard, ideal location. Off
pennsylvania ave. ext. and Alton
I'd. Call ROYSTON. ia. 5-5653
GLASSMANOR; S29S dn. incl. set
tlement--Brick; bedrms., bsmt. /;
large lot. OWNER will finance.
Move right in. VIII take trades.
ST. $4,000.
GLENARDEN Wo0DS-ssve 1000
on mod. 3-b.r. rambler; new cond D,
500 dnn full price S12,45O. Call
Mr.. BILZOR with MURRAY
SILVERMAN, OR. 4-6626,
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GLENN DALE HTS.

GLENN DALE COW. TO NASA,
NSA, U. OF MD. AND RESEARCH
CENTER
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The Perry Boswell Co.

- 4kV HUI o W n. I-fJUU
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-This brk
rambler has eye appeal inside and
out; living room and manteled
fireplace and bookcase: SEPA-
RATE dining room, Wel-eluipped
Kitchen with BREAKFAST SPACE,
Two well-arranged bedrooms. full
daylight basement with outside
entrance. Additional AOrner lot
can also be acquired. Area Of
well-kept brick homes. FIRST
TIME OFFERED: SIJ.g5O. Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP.
T-S4OO
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$18,5OO

Branch ave. Beautiful S-bedrm.
brick rambler with rec. rm. in full
bSmt. Lge., level lot. Only $3.50
down Ewes. Mr.. Bastek, HI.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
OPEN OZARK
2707 RambleWood DR.,

Where else can you get so much
for so little. A 5-bedrm. home, 2
full baths, liv. rm., firepl., sep.
din. rm., modern kit, hot-water
heat, large rear porch. large day
light bsmt., for only $1,000 dn.,
priced to sell. Ewes, Mr.. Gates,
RE. 6-75SS.
Moore & Moore Realtors
RE. $4,000 RE. $4,000
ENJOY YR.-ROUND country club
living at Fort WASHINGTON Estates
z beautiful modern homes. 3 and
4 bedrms., family rm., situated
on scenic mile-wide bay. South
Capitol st. to Indian Head hwy. to
our sign. MEZZANOTTE g. CO.,
CHI. S-7270: CHI. 1892.
FOREST HTS. = 3-bedrm. 2-bath
home; bsmt., fenced lot; S3p5 dn.,
no settlement charges. OWNER,
10. 5-2l3l.
FOREST HEIGHTS MD, = III
Seneca Dr.; 6 rms. and bath: 4th
bdrm. and End bath partially
finished; Price has been reduced
to make sure you see this home
over the week end. For full detail.
call 10. 7-lq25 or 10. 7-0717 or
CY. T-S454, OGLESBY a RICE.
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WE TAKE TRADES
WEST REAL ESTATE
RE. 5-4OS5

CLINTON AREAS bedrms- wall.
to-Wall carpet, firepi.; l-acre lot.
Close to schools. Navy officer
tranSferred HX erI1
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LANGLEY PARK - Only S13,960;
3-bedrm. brick Colonial
MOVE IN FASTw
Walk dist. to bus, schools and shops
W. J. NICHOLS HE. 4-lO00
LANGLEY PARKS bedrm. brick
semidet: full bsmt.; $4,000. CT,
FLA or assume 4hre loan.
TAKOMA
House Traders" 10. 6-1e72
LANHAN-Ring size 64-ft. ramb.,
sit. on over "a acre. Lot with trees.
bedrmS., sep. din. rm.: Earage:
l2Xl4 scr. porch; S2l 300. HUGH
T. PECK. REALTOR. HE. 4-1700.
AREA-3-room home on
50xl50 lot for only $4,000, own
terms; additional rooms can be
added; see this one now. DOUG
M. SMILEY, Realtor, RE. b-3S5S:
ewes. CE. 6-S7l5.
= Picturesque brick on
diversified lot; large liv. rm. with
coy firepl., 3 full bedrmS., dream
kit. decorated with copper tile,
outdoor firepl. and patio for sum-
mer picnics, FLA appraised for
SlB.5OO; minimum down.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
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ASSUME S14,10O FLA loan. 3-bed-
I'm, all brick home with sep. din.
I'M. full bsmt. Deep tree shaded
level lot.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

CHILLUM - 3-bdrm., rambler, IN
baths, full hsmt.. many extras,
Sl7,950. WILL TRADE. r. A.
GRAY. INC. HA. 2-9300.
CHILLUM TERRACE-spaciousnes
galore in this Cape Cod home
featuring 3 dbl.-size bedrms., sep
din. I'm. and baths, rec rm
and gear Earage. HUGH T..
PECK. REALTOR. HE. 4-1700.
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ONE ACRE

Estate off Laurel-Bowie I'd. or
Briareroft lsne-2-year-old brick
Soft. long, basement, fireplaces
Call US II yau can afford the best
S33. 800.
BURCH REALTY CO.
To $4,000
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ONLY S14,15O-Practically new s.
bedrm. rambler on large level lot
family-siZe kitchen with eve
Level oven: full rec.-type bsmt.
Call til 9 pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
OPEN SUNDAY, 8 AM. TO DARK,
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Andrews,
SuitlRnd. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod, brick
and asbestos siding, liv. nm. din.
nm, kitchen, full bsmt.. with out
side entrance: bath with 2nd bath
roughed in: cleo. stove, refrig.
with freezer top, garbage disposal,
plaster walls, storm windows
throughout; FLA terms. about
$500 down. Selling price, $4,000.
OR. with $500 cash, assume my
4hTo CT loan, with payments Of
S9I per month. RE. 5-616l.
DIRECTIONS: From Marlboro pike,
take Gateway blvd. in District
Heights. turn left on Ramblewood
drive, to NO. 200. No agents.
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LANHAM AREA rms, 2Is baths;
full bsmt., lge.- din. nm. paneled
den. new kit, 2 porches, lge. scr;
lot S0x265; lovely trees: $3.50
oxoN HiiLhw$ie,2OO FLA. She'd
rm. rambler; lovely fenced lot;
din. nm. and breakfast rm., dis
posal, diShwasher, storm windows:
bSmt. A perfect gem. FARM g.
HOME RLTY., CY. 7-eo96, RE.
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open for Inspection


BRICK home with 8 twin size bed
rms, n baths. unusually lge.
din. nm, scr. porch, full bsmt j.,
garage. owner leaving area.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22

Here for the funeral of Willard
Manning Friday are Mrs. Man
ning's father. George Williams of
Miles City, her sister and hus-
oand, Robert Simkins of Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maxam
Gdelle Manning) of Poison, Mrs.
Ray Wilson (Marjorie Manning)
and son David, of Spokane.
Knute ThompsonS of Culbert-
son, Lief Sunwalls and Barbara,
Mrs. Ted Thompson, all of Froid.
| teturned recently from a mid
winter Mission Conference in Fer
gus Falls, Mimi.
Guests of Alvin Olsons during
the week were his mother, Mrs.
H. Olson, his brother and family,
Norman Olsons, and Dan Ander-
sons of Scobey, Nh. and Mrs.
Duane Olson of Froid on Friday.
Overnight guests Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Olson and Mrs.
Esther Lyhene of Scobey.
Roy Schuetze was taken to the
Mercy hospital in Williston Fri
day for medical attention.
Mrs. Eliza Bauer of Medicine
Lake, Mrs. Mary Nice ormick of
Wolf Point and Mrs. Katherine
Newton visited with Mrs. A.. l..
Nugent Monday afternoon.
Mrs. George Daniels entertained
lat supper Sunday for her twin
daughters and families, Mrs. Don
aid Beck and Mrs. Richard
Wolff. Other guests were Glen
WasSers of Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. ThompSons.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Sorensen
and their guest, Mrs. Ethel OAR
win, observed the Sorensen wed
ding anniversary Thursday 10y
having dinner at the New Evans
hotel.
Glen Peterson is in Helena this
week attending a micro-wave
training school.
Mrs. Pat Peterson entertained al
a valentine whist party last Mon
day with sixteen ladies present
The st. Anthony Altar Society
met Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Verne Alisch, with Mrs
Ralph Rasmussen, vice president
in charge. The meeting was spent
in perfecting plans for the pre-
Lenten family potluck dinner
which was held Sunday evening
at the Legion hall. The excellently
varied dinner was we'll attended
and was followed by a film show.
ing.
Mrs. George Cooper entertained
the birthday club Saturday at
l O'Clock dinner. Mrs. H. w. An
derson was the honored guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lindsay art
the parents of a daughter, Patti
10, born February 8 at the Cul
bertson hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Eldridgt
of Andes were dinner guests o.
G.. w. Thompsons Monday.
The Junior Prom committe,
from Bainville, met here Monda.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
Bronson

Bernlce Cundiff was an over
m1ght guest at the Joe Laci home
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lassey of
Cartwright and Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
a johnson were Friday night
guests at the Andrew Hanto
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
yer Sunday dinner guests at the
Carol EberSole home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Art Miller. Iona
and Mrs. Maybel Simard went to
Billings Saturday to see the play,
South Pacific" put on by Rocky
Mountain College, in which Bob
bic Miller had a part.
Up and Do It All club will
meet Friday night at the Albert
SorenSon home.
Sharon Gartner who is a cheer
leader from 1he st. Philomena
School in Sidney left Friday to
eake part IN Une tournament at
Billings and returned home Sun
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Denowh
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Cecil Gartner home.
Mrs. Bill Fink and Mrs. Russell
DenOwh called at the home of
AIRS. Bob Dahl of Dore, Thursday.
MIR and Mrs. Russell DenoWh
and family visited at the Gene
Denowh home in Fairview Tues
day.
MI. and Mrs. John Cundiff Jr.
and Larry were Saturday night
visitors at the Don Baxter home
IN Fairview.
On Saturday the Bronson
Farmhands All club met at the
Bill Cundiff home and they
worked on the HI road signs.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22

afternoon with the Culbertson
committee. They completed plans
for the joint spring prom which
will be held in Culbertson April
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Peterson
spent the week end in Great Falls
where they visited their sons.
Wayne and Gene.
Morris Miller, guidance coun-
selor, is interviewing the fresh
men and sophomores this week
on the progress they have been
making and plans for next year.
He is also interviewing the Junior
girls who have taken nurses apti-
tude tests.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Tuseday at the home of Mrs.
Blanche Weinrich with Mrs. Mary
Waldo as co-hoSteSS, and preSi-
dent Mrs. Luella Redfield presid-
ing.
Jack Olson, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Olson, is stationed
at Sasbo, Japan.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22

Dear Dan: 1t isn't very often
that 1 haven't been able to go to
my parents and get advice and
guidance but this time l know l
can't and I'm asking for your help.
I'll be 81 in July, a man in the eyes
of the law. My girl and 1 would
like to get married sometime this
summer but the way things look,
we just don't know.
Our problem is religion. She's a
Catholic and Pm a Baptist and as
much as we love each other, we
won't give UP our religion for the
other. We're sure of that decision
so the question we're inquiring
about is mixed-marriages or mar
riages between people of different
religions.
How good would our chance be
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22

Tor our marriage to succeed with
each of us going TO different
churches? How about children?
l wouldn't want the children
raised as Catholics and my wife
wouldn't want them raised as
BaptiStS.
Do you have any figures to show
just how successful such mar
riageS are and what is the out
come where children are concern
ed = Mixed Up.
Dear Mixed Up: Mixed marri-
ages are in great part like other
marriages = some are successful
and some fail. l know of many
couples of different religions who
apparently have happy marriages
and in several cases, either the
husband or wife has made enough
of a concession so that the children
are being raised in n religion
without any bitterness or dis
appointment on the parents parts.
However, 1 don't advocate mix
ed marriages and never will. Your
girl and you can learn a lot more
by scheduling a meeting with her
priest and your minister and talk
ing the problem out. That's about
all | can tell you.
Dear Dan: There's a boy who
goes to our canteen every Friday
night and I'm just dying to meet
him but I don't know how. He
dances once in a while but has
never asked me and 1 don't have
the courage to ask him whenever
we have a ladies choice. I have
caught him staring at me several
times and wonder if this means he
might like to get to know me?
Please answer soon.
Miss Shyness.
Dear Miss Shyness: If o
during a ladies choice because of
during a ladies choice because of
ShynesS, it's just possible the boy
has the same problem. A boy can
appear to be a regular ladies' man
and dance with 80 different girls
during an evening but if he has
enough ShynesS in his makeup,
ne usually won't be very agrees
sive where the girl he likes is con-
cerned.
1t looks to me as if you're
wasting a Lot of valuable time.
Get up your courage and the next
time you have a ladies' choice, ask
him. If you don't, he just may get
discouraged and stop coming to
the canteen. Wouldn't that be
terrible?
Dear Dan: I want to get a lawn
moving business started this sum-
mer and would like to know if
should charge extra when l use
my mower or would it be better
to keep the price the same for
everybody? I'm nearly IA.
Ambitious
Dear Ambitious: Use your owr
lawn mower for all your work anc
charge the same rate, whether il
be for the size lawn or by the
hour.
Dear Dan: When a boy wants t.
kiss a girl goodnight, does he jus
kiss her or should he ask permits
sion? I've taken this girl out foul
times and still haven't kissed hel
goodnight. 1 think she wants K
have me kiss her but I'm not sure
What should I do? = Billy.
Dear Billy: Sometimes a DO,
can ask a girl for a goodnight kis
without even speaking a word. II
your case, / think if you ask tn,
girl, you'd be better off. Som,
girls won't kiss a boy good nigh
even after a dozen dates but mos
will after several dates - an,
you qualify.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
The Sidney Herald-WednesdaY. February e. 1858
SMALL BUSINESSES STUNNED

A special House committee has
accused the Army and the Com
merce Department of tagging in
assigning contracts to small bust
nesseS. according to Represent
ative Robert KaStenmeier.
The report said the Army had
agreed to only 46 per cent of the
contracts requested for small bus
mess by the agency. The Com
merce Department had only half
the rate of small business con-
tracing as other civilian agencies.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
UDALL'S CONTROL

Secretary of Interior Stewart l.,
Udall plans to take firmer con-
troll of appointments to his depart
ment and travel by its employees.
He will approve all appoint
mepts 10 jobs paying more than
$4,345 in the metropolitan Wash
ington area and above $5,885 in
the field.
The purpose is to promote more
economy and better efficiency is
the department.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
BY DAN

BY DAN HALLIGAN
Dan Halligan will be glad to answer CUES
lions submitted by teen-agers and children.
Send them to him in care of Box 100
Williston, N. Oak. For personal replies, en-
close a stamped elf-addressed envelope.O
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22

The Intelligent man learns from
experience and is able to gauge
the future by what has happened
in the past.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22

once upon a tire there was a
merchant who did NOT believe in
advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

We bring you bumper crop. of savings this big store.
wide sale In all Stores you find zoos items at special
low prices We've been bringing in these feldresh fash
ions and timely homefurnshns for weeks Garnered from
regular they stack up W&I quality stand
ards On the following pages show just part of the boun
teous collection. Hurry your Woodward 10th
rop store to many many more. Remember, this is
family savings spree; ask about convenient payment plans
that help you stock up
Evening star., 1961-04-09
By ELEM

II mothers realized how
much of a lasting impression
their beauty habits make on
their children, We think
they'd pay a lot more atten-
tion to looking neat and al
ways smelling so good"
One young mother told us
recently how her little boy
had cuddled up to one of her
guests and poked his little
fingers at the eyes of one of
her guests noting the boo
eyes" His reaction to the
eye makeup of the guest is
prompting her to look into
the subject, she added.
She said it was amazing
how the little one could let
her sense his displeasure at
her not looking neater when
she was working around the
house. He'd tug and frown.
One Of the most vivid
memories this writer has, is
of her mother putting on face
powder with a big puff, sit
ting at her dressing table get
ting ready to go out to a
party. The fragrance of Coty
L'Origan is never shifted to-
day, without this picture
coming to mind.
Somehow compact powders
don't quite seem to provide
the same kind of beauty
ritual. They have earned a
well-deserved spot in the
beauty life and in the pocket
books of women. However,
there is a large segment of
the feminine population that
still swears by loose powder.
They'll use the compact
powder for a touch-up
later on.
Spillage has been a buga-
boo so Coty is offering a
pretty, refillable, spill proof
compact to hold loose
powder, with each box Of
their famous "air spun" face
powder. The powder comes
Evening star., 1961-04-09

Van Slyke, former fashion
and beauty editor of The
Star, will be in Washington
on Tuesday to speak at the
Washington Fashion Groups
Fashion Training Course. The
sessions are held from 7 to 8
pm. at the National Housing
Center.
Mrs. Van Slyke is the direc-
tor of the Cosmetic Boutique
at Henri Bendel in New York.
Former beauty editor of
Glamour, and its promotion
director from 1855 until last
May. Mrs. Van Slyke calls
Washington home. Her
mother is Mrs. R. B. H. Lyon
who lives at Quebec House.
"The Exciting World of
Beauty" will be discussed by
her, along with Mala Rubin
stein of Helena Rubinstein,
and Jean Pierre, vice presi-
dent of Paper-Koenig-Lois
Advertising Agency. Beauty
products, fashion colors and
the career potential for young
people will be under fire at
this session Of the training
courses.
Mrs. Joan Brown will chair
man the panel discussion.
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Evening Out-Members Of
the Washington Senators
baseball team will be horiored
at the opening of the Evening
Shop in the Universal Build
ing on Tuesday. Team mem
bers Dale Long, Pete Burn
side, Johnny Klippstein,
Danny O'Connell, Tom Stur-
divant and Gene Woodling
Evening star., 1961-04-09

white dinner jacket? The
answer from Larry Nathan of
Bruce Hunt, May Is. Some
jump the gun and start
around the first week in May
but the 18th is the target
date for most well turned-out
men,"
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Unique Distinction - Vir-
ginia Moran Plummer pro-
duced this interesting bit of
information on a new SWIM
wear line Kann's will soon be
featuring. "Unique's the only
American swimwear company
whose bikinis are selling on
the French Riviera. How's
that for carrying Goals to
Newcastle?
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Natives Return - Helen