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Evening star., 1961-12-07
By LESLIE ]. MASON

Professor OF Education, University
OF Southern California.
Your counselor tells you:
With that mind of yours
you should be making high
grades"
Your parents say: you
Just don't apply yourself"
You say: But I'm not in
terested in school or in the
courses I have to take"
Oddly enough, everybody is
right.
The counselor is right
about your ability, although
he thinks you're a little lazy.
Your parents are right about
not applying yourself. And
they think you're inclined to
laziness. too.
But you have put your
finger on your real trouble:
Lack of interest. not laziness.
Now let's face this prob
lem with a little realism. The
law says that you have to
go to school. Why not make
it an enjoyable and a re-
warding experience? To get
where you want to go in this
world will take a high school
diploma and probably a COL
lege degree.
Like they say in the
movies: If you can't fight
'em, join EN-"
Let's "join 'em" with
a plan.
It's really a simple plan.
The principle is that the
more you know about any
subject. the easier it is to
pay attention to it, and the
better you like it. This applies
to antique cars, singing
guitars or even algebra. You
may have to try this to be-
lieve it.
To make the plan work
you'll have to really put out
at the start. Bear down on
one subject for a few days.
Pick the one you like best.
Learn everything you can
about it. Do more than is
Evening star., 1961-12-07
SINGLE WOMEN
THE SINGLE WOMEN
Those Best Suited Skip the Altar

mony is a solemn matter
thinks too much of 1t to
mock it by engaging in the
kind of quickie, in-and-out
affair that often maSquerades
these days as marriage.
The single woman often
is much more pro than all
of those who practically make
marriage their profession. She
can't accept the current cas-
ual approach eff it doesn't
work. there's always RenoD,
and on reading certain kinds
of quotes (Heiress Barbara
Hutton, separated from her
sixth spouse, Is :. in no
hurry either to get divorced
or to get married again. Mar
riage: Divorce? What are they
but scraps of paperT"). she
gets the sinking feeling that
her sort of woman is about
extinct.
Forced to face reality, such
romantics tend to turn into
the worst Of cynics-and
with some excuse. Fed on
visions from their infancy,
they grow up in the firm be-
lief that fantasy is proven
fact.
Love COnquers All"
With the finest of inten-
tionS, most parents fake the
facts of life in such a way
that adolescents must be dis
illuSioned. They're not afraid
the child's psyche will be
SCARED when they teach him
certain sour truths - that
roses come equipped with
thorns-but in other areas,
they shy away from all but
sunny abSolutes: Good little
girls will grow up beautiful
-. marriages are made in
Heaven love conquers all
-. and everyone lives hap
PLY ever after.
Life is laid out tidily in
blocks of black and white.
Sooner or later, though. the
shades of gray start showing.
rs" fades out to could be-"
Evening star., 1961-12-07

to marriage and the ranter's
route to stormy singleness;
in some private corner of
themselves, they plot an in
dependent course, and then
pursue 1t just as silently as
people will permit.
Executing such a project
calls for strength of character
and more than ordinary in
tellect. These very qualities,
of course, can also be the
main contributors toward
keeping females single in the
first place.
If she's intuitive as we'll
as nimble-witt a woman
is even more susceptible to
singleness. Psychologists at
Stanford found that extraor-
dinary insight lessons like
lihood of marriage. They also
say that when "intuitives"
do wed, they have to work
a whole lot harder than Gin
sensitives" to make a go of
marriage. When a woman
reads a males mind, too
much may be revealed for
either's comfort.
Cursed With Candor"
The intelligent, intuitive
and absolutely honest woman
would hardly seem to stand
a chance Of joining in or
working out a happy mar
riage. Cursed with candor
and complete veracity. she's
positively crippled at the mat
ing game as played today.
Handicapped by conscience,
she can neither falsify her
self nor misinform another
of her feelings-though un-
doubtedly she's tried.
Most consciences are more
amenable to minor devia-
tions, and sooner than be
left, a woman willingly in
suits her sense of right. In
tegrity begets old maids; it
only takes a glance around
to prove it.
Marriage is the major way
in which a woman may con-
form. Incontestably, that's
part Of its appeal for
conformists. Conversely, that
explains its total lack of lure
for more rugged individualists.
From The Single Women"
Copyright 1851 by Phyllis I. Ros-
enteur, reprinted by special per-
mission Of the publishers, The
Bobbs Merrill Company. Incl
Tomorrow: Widows and Divorces.
The declining yeors: Burden or bIiss1
Evening star., 1961-12-07
MASON ON EDUCATION
Digging Into Subject
Spurs Your Interest

assigned. Put in some extra
time in review and by all
means read ahead in the
subject. Get an extra book on
the subject from the library
Add to your knowledge as
rapidly a you can, and with
this added knowledge you will
begin to collect that interest
you need.
I once knew a boy who
was failing in a history
course. Then he was chosen
to play the part of Louis in
a class exercise dramatizing
the trial of that French king.
The guilt of the king hinged
upon all of the political in
trigue of the Europe of that
day.
This boy came to the trial
with pages Of closely written
notes and met every challenge
of his classmates. From that
day on he became more in
terested in school and a bet
ter student in all his
classes.
Teacher Wants to Help
When he had learned a lot
about the history he became
interested in it and enjoyed
it more. This idea will work
for anyone who tries it. The
principle behind it is psy-
chologically sound. The more
you know of a subject the
better you will like it.
Try this on one course
after another and you will
soon like school.
Nothing - but nothing
succeeds like success.
To all of this there is just
one footnote. And it deals
with the teacher, not with
you.
If you were on the base
ball, football or basketball
team, you'd know that the
coach was there to give you
suggestions and help and
thus assist you to win.
Just as an experiment,
think of the teacher as a
Evening star., 1961-12-07

that. The man who thinks
too seriously of marriage is
likely to remain a bachelor"
The man who wrote it either
meant that marriage is so
grave a matter that it scares
men off :. . or that thinking
overmuch on marriage leads
q man to think he doesn't
think so mucn of it.
Had the words been
authored by a single woman,
though, there'd be no doubt
at all about their meaning.
She would be saying that the
girl who thinks that matri-
Evening star., 1961-12-07

coach who wants you to pile
up the score.
He does, you know.
You may ,Drite DR.. Mason In
care of The EDening Star. He
cannot anS,Der questions tndi-
Didually but he iDill discuss
those of general interest In
his columns.
Sunday Ion School Pose): Help
on srodes.
Evening star., 1961-12-07
BY PHYLLIS 1. ROSENTEUR
Part v

The women likeliest to wind
up single are the very ones
who seem best suited to the
state of matrimony.
If a girl is fastidiouS and
steadfaSt stuffed with high
ideals and ethics -. if she
is honestly romantic, and in
telligent to boot e. {. there's
substantial chance that she'll
decide she doesn't want to
be a bride.
More than so years ago.
someone made the statement
Evening star., 1961-12-07

Should be-. always" pales
into sometimes"
Out of childhood, into ado
lescence. a girl begins observ-
ing for herself. and what
she sees and hears and feels
runs counter to conditioning.
Many become confused and,
Evening star., 1961-12-07

more than that, suspicious.
Consequently, nothing is ac-
cepted quite as blindly as
before, and some-"delin-
quentS"-may even actively
rebel against the rules.
Others merely back away
from both the normal" path
Evening star., 1961-12-07

The morriose- -so-round ond "intes-
ity beeets old moids" ore two Of
the subjects covered in todoy's
Y instoIlmert Of speciol eonden-
sotion Of the best selling Bobbs-
Merrill book, The Single Women" :"
Evening star., 1961-06-23

Suzanne and Beca pro-
vide music on the sand
as Maryann dances
with Butch Emmett of
Baltimore and Cathy
Ann dances with an
Obliging Off-duty life
guard, Larry Kieffer,
from ElSmere, Del.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
BEACH PARTY
Continued From Pogs !

Continued From Pogs
their hair straight and there was the inevitable shortage
of hair curriers' and clips and mirrors.
By the middle of the week they had started getting
on each others nerves. and problems were arising from
irving to fit summers worth of and swimming into
week-with enough time left over for sleeping
But they solved their problem. Here's how:
zone night we decided to pass paper around with
each girls name on it," explained Suzanne Madden, TO-
Everybody wrote down everybody elses faults and COM
plants without having sign their name to It, 1t was
most enlightening"
Here are some of the things they wrote down. Sloppy
bedrooms telling personal Jokes pushing people down
stairs slapping sunburned backs saying things that
aren't meant talking at night nobody could get any
Sleep laughing much being inactive, dsagreeable or
cranky.
Once these indictments were revealed the girls
pointed out noticeable change took place And they
lived happily after
seriously" said Kathy Sheldon, is, and Frances
Sullivan, 49, 1--WE recommend this procedure to every
group that to the beach, set you straight
OF course it didn't solve every problem. 'The down.
stairs still kept going off every morning at am
said Cathy Ann Lloyd IS. "We liked to think of it
burglar alarm. But it wasn't"
And Nancy Del Toro, is, added with a grin, Nobody
ever explained got locked out of the house
in her bathrobe and her hair up in curriers'"
Nevertheless, the girls found plenty of time for the
trampones every night and the kdde rides at the
arcade They harmonzed the porch swing serenadng
the nearby lifeguards.
And they had lavish praise for their mailman.
Explained Maryann "He tells the boys where we are"
Stor Stoff Photos by GUS CHNN
Evening star., 1961-09-24
tObaCCOs

This modern advance in tobacco care
seals in natural freshness and flavor.
We call it Flavor-Seal-you'n call
it great! There's difference you
can taste "a difference you can feel.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

DIR: Out Wis. ave. through Beth.
left on new Rt: 24Q to Rt, IS, rt.
mi. to Glen Mill I'd, left "a mi.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY co. OFFERS
block 20" st.-Open II to dsrk
New brk. ramblers; 6 rms, 8 he'd
rms, 2 baths, de luxe elec. Eit.
Iun nsmt. with half bath. Large
ANACOSTIA, nr. Good Hope I'd
Corner brick, 5 rms, 2 large bed
rms, tiled bath, rec. rni.; $11,50O,
ST. FIR FRANcIs iSH PARISH. so1s "oo
rms. 2 baths, with lee. den. Hfs ire
clubrm., maids rm. and bath:
vacant Must be sold. Out of town
owner wants offer. Open / to 6
HfLLcREsr. s71s Camden ST
Open 2 to 8 pm. Bungalow with
6edrms.' gas h.-w.h. Vacant;
e" ST. NEAR 15th-New-house
cond.; 9 lge. rms, garage, h.-N h;
$500, $4,000 down.
Mr.. PA. AND MINI. AYES. 1879
23rd st.-Open 2 to q. Lge. det.
brick with 6 rms, bath, 1st fl; 3
rms, bath. 2nd fl; finished base
ment and baths; large corner lot.
HILLCREST. near Branch ave-
Custom-built det. brk. with S rms,
5 bedrms... 2 baths, 2 bedrms. and
bath. LIST H.; gas h.-w.h.; S25,50O.
Pa. ave.-Det. brk.
Colonial; center hall. 8 lge. bed
rms, 1st-fl. den and powder rm.,
garage. BY appointment.
ANACOSTIA-Professional man or
large family; det. spacious s rms,
2 baths, 8 bedrms, bedrm. and
bath on 1st H., lge elec. kit, q
car garage; h-scre- handicapped lot;
S29.500. Anyone with $4,000.
ANACOST1A-Det. z rms, 3 bed
rms, 1st-fl. den, full bsmt.; oil
hh;;-w:h,:: garage, large level lot;
HILLCREsT, off Pa. ave-, 1885
Highwood ir,-Open to 6. Det.
brk., lgF. rms, 2 baths. bedrm.
and bath lst. fl, rec. rm. Vacant.
Pa. ave. Custom
built det. brk., 6 lge. rms, 8 bed
rms, lge. scr. pch,. gas h.-w.h,
level lot w/trees. S22,500.
OTHER GOOD LISTINGS
Evening star., 1961-07-30

1g APAPTABLE sLr FOR LARGE Or SNAIL FAMILY M BEDRs
IIX ROOM WITH FIREPLACE M sERAhATE pin ROOM
AMP @ FULL @ BATH.cENTRAL AIR coNDIIIoNNING-TH
a0ME HAS CHARM! oWNER WILL CONSIDER TRADE on
DIR wis past c. line left on Dorset continue into
Springed dr. to Pollard right to home By appt Mrs. Byrne
JU. 5-5667.
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HnLCREST-corper brick home.
looms ESS and H bath. O End H.: L:' finished MS
rec. rm. and bath, built-in gar.
Can be used for l or families.
Splendid home. good terms. MUDD
REAL ESTATE CO., RE. 6-S200.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
HILLCREST. ID. q.
HILLCREsT

OPEN Sun. 2 : 70 +; ;I 8
Detached brick-and- stone; liy. rm.
with, firepl., din. rm.. kit, screened
porch, bedrms., bath on 5nd
floor: bsmt. with toilet and laun-
CRY tubs, det. garage: 3 air cond
units. OIL .h.-w.h. Must be seen
% appreciate. Price Sia 5O0
FREDERICK A. BLUMER Co, AZ
"a ave; 1ooS. SS.e' Ii. 10000; ewes,
Evening star., 1961-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BROWN

BROWN
Bridge road-Brick rambler, 8 bed
rooms, baths; ACRE lot. S24,1
with terms. JU. 5-6111.
RIPLEY COMPANY, REALTORS
HOWARD COUNTY = 5 wooded
acres, with 3-bedrm. brk. rambler,
full basement, attached garage;
near Route 81, 10 miles beyond
McHENRY CO. ATLAS e-al52
HOWARD COUNTY
SPACIOUS RAMBLER, on beautiful
acre lot on Rte. 20. Impressive,
immaculate large rambler with
hot water heat and extras
throughout. Large liv. rm., din.
rm, kitchen, den. 3 bedrms; ga
rage and walk-Uut bsmt An out
standing buy AZ S2S,s50. Shown
BY appt.
PALERMO & co.
WA, 7-SSsS WA, 7-7a00
Mr.. NSA AND FT. MEADE-Nice
brk. rambler at 404 Savage Gull
ford rd. in Savage, Nd. having
3 bedrms,. bath. iiv. rm. with
firepl.. large din. area and equip.
kit. 1st floor; large dormitory rn1
and IA bath. End floor; Dashboard
hot-;GGaater heat. full 6smt;. lot so
3o1-PA. $3.50 for appointment.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
BETHESDA
Open l To 8 Sunday
I,AND0N VHJ,AHT

LANDON VILLAGE
7701 WHITTIER BLVD.
This charming equipped home has
all. the attributes for modern liv-
inR---tiled entrance foye-, paneled
study with raised hearth, steps to
cathedral living room, 3 bedrooms,
"a baths. de luxe kitchen.
D;iESIEC11oNS; Out Bradley blvd,
LET on Wilson lane, left on
o. F. SMITH & BROS. CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
CuATTENHEC
CHARLES H. JAMISON

CHARLES H. JAMISON
z Acres Country Estate S-rm, Q
bath, white clapboard Cape Cod.
Dormar windows, liv. rm. 15x23
with fireplace. dining rm. 14Xl6,
buffers pantry, laundry rm., large
light modern kit. 4 master bed
rms, 2 baths. cedar-lined closet,
full bsmt.; oil h.-w h; full length
front porch, large back porch,
well kept lawn, large shade trees;
3la acres oak timber. good vege-
table garden: SCOTT. frontage
state road. 26 mi. D. C. S16,950:
terms, .S3,500; bal, sl25 mo;
8 Acres Country Estate-Attr. brick
rambler high on a hill. Liv.. rm.
1dyX2o' ds1 picture ..Ia window; Wire tlTeplaee
modern KIT redwood cabinets;
office or den, picture; powder
rm., master bedrm bath: . other
bedrms., bath with heated tub;
fully expand attic. huge lower
level rec. rm.. fireplace. bar, iaun-
dry rm., furnace rm. New 4-stall
horse barn; lush blue grass mea-
dow, clean springfield stream, lake
site; 600-ft. frontage; near dual
hwy: % mi. D. c. Ideal for
executive or gentleman farmer.
S34,750: terms. Is cash.
3 Aeres-Clean little frame house
new bath, septic tank, we'll; new
rrn., full cellar; approx. 90 boz
wood, excel. shade, lush blue grass
sod; free running stream: entire
area cattle fenced. 300-ft. 'front.'
age on hard road; near Urbana.
4 mi south Of Frederick. SS,96O;
terms, $1,000 cash: bal, SIS mo.
Immediate possession.
Laytonsville-Br. ramb., 3 bedrms.,
bath, liv. rm. l3x17, firepl.. din.
area, mod. kit, beech cabinets,
stainless sink, stove, refHr.: full
bsmt., oil heat; carport: nicely
ttsr1scapeS tsrS1s sS kdS3 dS3-acre lot. .s1s'5Oo;
IL Acres : 10-rm. frame house;
nnrdTS1d ma IiS9 dIS floors; o; 1ov hi.wh;, liy
bedrms.. bath. attic, bsmt., garage:
700-ft. frontage; 25 mi. D. c.
S2l 800: terms.
BarnesVille-Former dr's residence:
2la-story white frame house: liv.
rm., din. rm., moo. kit. buffers
pantry. sun porch, 3 bedrms, bath,
fully floored attic, full bsmt. "a
bath. o. H.-W H.: picnic area;
horse barn. smoke house. white
board fence; blacktop drive: superb
cond. S25. 900: IS cash.
10 AcreS--l0-rm., 217-bath French
Provincial; 2uX40 liv. rm.. firepl,
5x20 din rnl.. exquisite den and
library, mod. kit, master bedrm..
bath. 4 other bedrooms; o. h.-w h.:
Scar garage: 3-rm. guest house
3 acres heautiful oak trees sur
round the houses, several acres OF
grass q very attractive well To-
Gated estate; 2s mi. D. c. S45,00O
terms, 1i6 cash.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
PooLEsvILLE. ND.
WI. s-9223 or 301 - DI. o-3262
Evening star., 1961-07-30
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

TODAY's BEST BUY
Owner trans, lovely brk. split;
bedrms., 2 baths, den, din. rm.,
many extras, large 41zee loan,
flexible financing.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE. 10. 6-195O
Evening star., 1961-07-30
BETHESDA
HOMES
@f0pen

BETHEsDA-ASHBURTON - CEN
TRAL AIR coNp.. AVAIL. M
MED. FROM OWNER. Brick split
level excel .cond., .. 2. yrs. old; 4 lge.
bedrms., huge CLOSETS, 42M baths,
rec; nm. with firepl:, lee. KIT, with
table space, sep. din. rm., fenced
yard, conv. to all schools; $40, 900
EN-. 5-1637. 9911 Belhaven I'd.
BEIHESDA-Almost new 4-bedrm.
Williamsburg on shady lot, beau
tifully constructed and extremely
appealing. II combines charm with
perfect hvability, rec. rm. with
iirspl;; attached garage; should
LEY OF MD, INC. OF. 6.7S01
OFFICE OPEN 8 to s.
BETHESDA. NEAR ST. JAMES
CHURCH. S22, 500 Brick ram
kit. dinette. 5 bedrms... ms jsiousieS jinReS
SssD. sAM6EE sodiLEY EOI5ii Of
I- ND INC. OIL. 6-7s0O; OFFICE
Evening star., 1961-07-30
BRADLEY BLVD ARIA

BLVD. AREA
.7S2I OLD CHESTER RD.
A TREE-LINED STREET. CEN
TRALLY AIR CONDITIONED Co.
lonial, with 3 sized bedrms.
ga baths, den, all GE kitchen,
separate breakfast rm. jalousied
porch; 2-car garage; recreation
rm. with fireplace. Beautifully
landscaped yard. Lots Of trees.
Mr.. Dodge, OIL. 6-1650.
DIRECTIONS: Out Bradley blvd
TO- Wilson lane, left approx. 8
blks. to Chester rd.. and right
to home.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
FT. SUMNER HILLS

FIT. SUMNER HILLS
5OO6 SANGAMoRE ROAD, ND.
NO COMPARISON. These new
homes featuring 4 bedrooms and
ia baths or more with center
halls, lge. rooms throughout. are
located in q PRESTIGE NEIGH
BORHOOD of more expensive
homes. Only one block from ele-
Mr.. Ginger. Of. 2-iSs4.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass. ave. to
Glen Echo firehouse. left on Sang
amore I'd. 4 blocks to our open
sign.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(cONTINuEDl

Q Houses for Price of /!
Consenial neighbors, beautiful seen
cry, beautiful lawns, cool shade:
stones throw to fine fishing creek;
9-rm. and Arm. BUNGALOW: insu-
elec' phone: space heater: porches:
4-car garage cement block; 2 mi
to town. Underpriced at $4,000.
P, NJ. Little, STROUT REALTY, 3s
Summit ave, Thurmont, Nd. Bar
gain lists mailed free.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
WESTGATE

WESTGATE
6206 WORTHINGTON DRIVE
8 TWIN-SIZED BEDROOMS and
2 baths; breakfast rm., recreation
nm; private screened porch. Love;
well handicapped. Owner leaving
town has priced home to sell.
Mrs. Brewer. WO. 6-3300.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass ave. .
blks past Westmoreland circle, to
Newport ave-, right l blk. to
Worthington drive, and left to
home.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Blue CHIP

split-level, 8 bedrooms. Q baths.
REC. ROOM; S2l $50. See our best
bargain todayi JU. 5-6IfI tn g.
RIPLEY COMPANY, REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-07-30
BE0gGn
SPRINGFIELD MD

SPRINGFIELD, MD.
5403 CROMWELL DRIVE
4 BEDROOMS. ga BATHS; family
room with fireplace; large screened
porch; modern kitchen with eat
ing space. Convenient to every
thing. Price, only S34,500. Mr..
Holland, OIL. 4-3299.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass. ave. ap-
prox. i mile. from Westmoreland
circle, to Cromwell drive (Spring-
field entrance), right 1 blk to
Evening star., 1961-07-30
SMASH
VALUE!

TO INSPECT CALL Mr.. BARROW.
OIL. .6-5122+Beautiful brick split
level with z bedrooms, 2 baths,
family room, separate dining
room, large all-elec. kitchen, dish
washer and disposal. Ideal loca-
tion facing Rock Greek Park. De-
lightful high elevation command
ing lovely distant view. Asking
S21, $50. $3.50 down will buy FHA;
or purchaser may assume large
412eS CT loan. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, INC. DL 7-1411.
BEThESDA-Stunning brk. Colonial
with beautiful rec. rm.. 3 bedrms.
baths. liv. rm. with fireplace.
CLOSE TO EVERYTHING"
2 blks. to Our Lady of Lourdes
and BcC High School and shop
W. j. NICHOLAS 10. 5-osoo
BETHESDA-l0iO2 Dickens ave. g.
bedrm. rambler. Sl6.500, 4laso lst
avail. Living rm.. wifirepl, good
kit. big rec. rm. Fenced yard W.
lge. trees. l blk. elem. school.
OUT Old GEORGETOWN to GrosVenor
right to Dickens, right to house.
EN-, 5-4039.
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PooLEsvILLE, ND.
WI. S-9223 or 301 - DI. o-3262
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ROLLINGWOOD
CHEVY CHASE
7215 I.Vnnh1lrSt Street

MOST ARTISTIC AND AND CHARMING HOME; FEATURES
EI4II KITCHEN ON ONE LEVEL GROUND LEVEL REC ROOM
SFkDED LOT. PRICED IN THE 30's.
DIR Out Conn to Leland right continue
BY apptn Mr.. Richardson, EN-. 2-50S2.
Holmes County herald., 1961-03-16

their daughter, Donna, with
a surprise party in honor of
her 9TH birthday.
The den of the Thomas
home was gaily decorated
with balloons, multicolored
streamers and colorful spring
flowers.
The center of attraction was
the lovely birthday cake with
the words, Happy Birthday"
written on top. Pink rosebuds
decorated the cake that was
topped with seven candles.
The children especially en-
joyed pulling the colored
steamers and finding a gift
at the end.
Elaine Humphrey was win
ner at pitching pennies. AT
the conclusion delicious re-
freshments of cake, ice cream
and punch were served.
Helping Donna to celebrate
this happy occasion were Pat
tie and Paul White, Michael
and Tommy Brown, Paul
Brown, Elaine Humphrey,
Helen Theresa Haffey, jim
my Haffey, Jimmy brennan,
Sonny Thomas, Danny Gnemi
and Nolan O'Reilly.
A special guest was her
grandmother, Mrs. H. c..
Brock, also Mrs. Wilburn
White, Mrs. T. j. Brown, Jr.,
Mrs. William Gnemi, Mrs. B.
w. Humphrey, Jr. and Mrs.
T. E. Haffey.
Donna received many lovely
and useful gifts.
Holmes County herald., 1961-03-16
legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that
the Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen of the City of Lex
ington, Mississippi, will receive
sealed bids until 7::30 o'clock,
p. NJ. on Tuesday, April 4th,
1861, for the sale to the City
of Lexintol, 103 Double Faced
and 10 Single Faced, Street
name plates. Said plates to
be non-embossed steel, Reflec-
torized, Green back ground
with white lettering, size not
less than 6 in. x "a in. Com
plete with brackets to De used
on 2 inch pipe post.
The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all
bids.
This the 10th Day Or March,
1861.
Alton B. Parker, Clerk of
the City CT Lexington, Missis-
sippi.
Holmes County herald., 1961-03-16
Miss Hand To Be Bride of Mr.. Davenport
Vows Will Be Pledged Sunday April Both

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Jones Hand
of West are announcing the
engagement and approaching
marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Betty Faye Hand, to Mr..
Presley Fife Davenport, Jr.
of Hattiesburg, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Presley Fife Davenport.
The nuptial vows will be eX-
changed in a ceremony to be
held at the P re S b y t ri an
Church in West Sunday,
April 80 at three o'clock in the
afternoon.
Miss Hand is an nOnor gra-
duate Of West High School and
attended Southwestern. Mem
phis where she was a member
of Kappa Delta Sorority,
Spanish Club and other school