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The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04

Mr.. Victor Marker of Sidney, Montana stands proud
beside his field of tall corn, Vic says good seed, good
fertilizer and good management make corn production
one of the most profitable enterprises on his farm. Vics
enslage yield this year was q tons per acre. Vic has
been purchasing PHILLIPS &c ~ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
from ALEX BESEL of MONTANA AGRI CHEMICALS
for several years and says the combination of this fer
tizer with fast dependable custom application of MON
TANA AGRI- CHEMICALS can't be beat.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

to afford dresses" Their
husbands return home at
night to be greeted mot by
a wife but someone who talks
to them like a truck driver. {"
Even the Turkish women
are now spoiled. "They are
working, too"
The world needs poetry.
Antoine is against the mech
anized life. Man becomes
brutal when there is no
beauty" is his premise.
In the realm of beautiful
hair styles. the coiffure
fashion Intellectual" (aS
the greats" in the fashion
business are now getting to
be KNOWN says, I'VE are hav-
ing a renaissance of the hair
dos of 1927 with waves, and
softness. The bandeau mood
is very much present" He
calls it "the Psyche" hair
style. when we insisted on
being commercial and asking
him.
With the many Psyche
variations the hair is not
backcombed or teased at all.
A hairdo should not be a car
toon. Those big hairdoS are
very vulgar, and only vul-
Evening star., 1961-05-11
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
Regain Your Fenininity,
Stop Working, Soys Antoine
By ELEM

Women of the world stop
working" says Antoine of
Paris.
Women are so busy today
there is no time for them to
study the art of being a
woman" the eminent hair
dresser and patron of the arts
told us yesterday at luncheon.
M. Antoine is in Washington
visiting his salon at Julius
Garfinckel & Co. through
the week.
When a woman becomes
independen en- t, the white
haired, 78 years young
Frenchman says. "unfortu-
nately they become disagree
able" For so years he has
been married to a working
woman" his Berthe. whom
he affectionately a calls
"despotic."
Life, love and the pursuit
of beauty for the past So
years have been his most
sought-after goals.
Born Antoine Cierplikow-
ski, a Pole. Antoine revolu-
tionized hairdreSsing back in
the '20s.
Experimenting with color
was first done in Deauville
where a wolfhound was first
dyed blue. This color. the
famous Lady Mendl decided,
was for her, since her own
hair was white with yellow
in it. In the '20s it was An
tome in hair, Coty in per-
fume, Citroen in cars and
Chanel in dresses" he looked
back in happy remembrance.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

The present state of women
wanting to look the same
causes him to shake his head
muttering, "TSk, tSk, it is a
miserable elegance WON e n
possess today" He yearnS for
the women who used to come
to him three times a day to
have their hair done for
lunch, for the races and with
a tiara for the opera"
Life was different before,
he reflects, mot like today
where a woman buys a look"
like she buys her vegetables.
Instead of women using
their own imagination they
settle for a commercial look, >"
he notes unhappily.
Regarding names of hair
styles like "artichoke" and
brussels sprouts" they are
commercial; inference be-
ing that the realm of the
kitchen is what a woman
leaves behind when she goes
to a beauty salon.
Still, he la m e n t e d, the
charm of a woman is lost if
she works. She loses contact
with the f mime world.
There is no time to read a
book, attend a concert, do
little charming things like
arrange flowers, all with a
man in mind"
Explaining that many
women work just so they can
afford visits to the beauty
parlor, he shrugged off the
statement with, II have seen
the wives of my professional
doctor, lawyer, friends, work
Evening star., 1961-05-11

gar women are still wearing
them" Antoine points out.
Artistic disorder in a hair
do such as Mrs. Jacqueline
Kennedy has, sis all right, 1t
is very French. not very for
NAL. and after all, she is not
Queen Elizabeth of England"
Evening star., 1961-05-11
To Show Films

The Katherine Montgom-
cry Chapter of the D. c..
OAR will hold it's annual
buffet supper at $50 pm. to-
morrow at the chapter house
library. Following the supper
and business meeting, Mrs.
Marion Briggs will show
slides illustrating Henry Van
Dykes America for Me-"
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Honor Sisterhood

An Oneg Shabbat. honor
ing the newly elected officers
of Tifereth Israel Congrega-
ton SiSterhood will be held
tomorrow at the congregation.
The ceremony will take place
after the $3.50 pm. services.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Want to see more?

There will be modelling of
Summer fashions in Dupont
fibers in the Downtown
Georgetown Room tomorrow
and Saturday carnations
for the ladies courtesy of
Colorado Cornotion Assoc.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Star Dust
THE FRONT COVER

THE FRONT COVER
1IS beautiful sailing scene offered as example of the
kind of pictures most likely to win cash prizes in The
Stars Amateur Snapshot Contest and the Newspaper Snapshot
Awards you color print transparency black
andwhte print with much appeal and quality this and
if made since July 1850 send to the Snapshot Editor
of The STAR 225 Virginia SE Washington D. c. This
kind of would be entered in Class Scencs and Table
TOs For examples of the other contest classes page
SEQUEL
66DOTOMAC River Playground" pages 10 and III is a
sequel writer Jim Birchfied'S previous articles
aspects of life along the Chesapeake Bay Wash
ngOn residents fortunate to have within such
driving many which during these
hot months Not only the Atlantic Ocean beaches
reasonably close but down both sides of the Bay
other pleasant resorts many of them much closer And as
all enough and innumer
able other rivers and creeks each with its ample list Of
inviting spots SWIM ski fish, crab SAIL Just aprcate
Aprcate? Well it's S. word discovered by accident
while looking the spelling of apricot Ito bask in
to the which be favorte pasme
of feminine vacatOnSts
Speaking words why is it that whether sail
boat mOtorboat big liner is said to be sail
ing So loosely the term used in fact that applied
occasionally to rowingwhch real sailor will tell
involves considerable stretching of the imagination
U.s. INTRODUCTION
RECENT contributor these pages Dorohea Michel
IA man c'School of Practical Politics" May D. mentioned
in note to the editor that this her first publication in
the United States" Curiosity prompted inquiry about her
publication elsewhere Well Mrs Mcheman who to this
country from her native Frankfurt Germany in 1916 has
contributed to Das Zel German youth magazine and two
other German publications, Allgemeine Zeitung Mainz
and Franurter AIgemeine Zeung Several of her stories
have been reprinted in Swiss magazine Die Lupe Berne(
Il student of journalism and political science at
George Washington University working toward degree
in journalism she Il the mother of 8mOnhOld
daughter Gabrielle but still manage find some time to work
on phoOeature stories with emphasis local and regional
history"
NEXT SUNDAY
Presidents Summer Place-A visit Hyanns Port Mass
the rOckbbed Republican community where members of the
Kennedy family spend their vacations
Evening star., 1961-07-09

!. WASHINGTON. D. c.. JULY o. 1901
Evening star., 1961-07-09
NEXT SUNDAY

Presidents Summer PIace-A visit Hyanns Port Mass
the rockrbbed Republican community where members OF the
Kennedy family spend their vacations
Evening star., 1961-03-01
LYONS
DEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK-S. HurOk, the
impresario, once defined a bal
letomane as someone who
wants new balletS and free
tickets" A rare exception was
the Marquis de CuevaS, who
died last week, and who had
invested vast fortunes in Great
ing the Monte Carlo Ballet.
His widow, granddaughter of
John d. Rockefeller, used to
accompany him to the New
York nightclubS, because when
ne went alone he'd sign for
business ventures which dis
pleased her - until he dis
covered the ballet.
The Marquis once was asked
to join a committee to aid
the Navajo Indians. But ! dc
help the Indians" de Cuevas
insisted. my two prima balle-
rinas-Rosella Hightower and
Marjorie Tallchief-are from
Oklahoma and have Indian
blood" The committeeman said
they were concerned with the
average Navajos, and the Mar
quis replied: "At the present
time I cannot help Indians who
do not dance very we'll"
He hired Salvador Dali tc
design the set for the EglevSky
ballet Sentimental Colloquy,"
about a lonely person. De Cue
vas said: "A stark tree, q single
bench and q deserted lane
would be q perfect background
against which to show a lonely
Evening star., 1961-03-01
HOLLYWOOD
.y :
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Susan Likes Finch

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Susan Hayward is asking for
Peter Finch to be her co-star
in IT Thank a Fool" for which
Stewart Granger was originally
set. Finch's acceptance depends
on how soon he will be finished
with Cleopatra" with Eliza
beth Taylor, and whether II
Thank a Fool" can be delayed,
Spotted British writer pro-
ducer Sidney Box in the Polo
Lounge. He is here to write the
life story Of Baden-POwell, the
man who started the Boy Scout
movement. David Niven was
the choice of the late Cecil
B. De Mile to play B-P.
HA -
Rex Harrison is seeing nc
other lady but Rachel Roberts
who was in his recent Londor
play, "Platov." Their chum'
expect them to wed. The
rumorS Of discord in the George
Peppard'S marriage are still
very much around.
Bob Hope has been in th'
Bahamas with his doctor. Blu
who was treating who is {
mystery. Bob's next with Lucille
Ball will be THE Great Sebas
tians," but they have to bu!
this from Columbia. Lunt ant
F0ntanne starred in the pla!
on Broadway. =. Joan Craw
fOrd's adopted son ChristOphe
is now a life guard in Florida
=. Lana Turner wants to max
singing money, like every per
Evening star., 1961-03-01

sonaIity in show business. She
is recording the title song from
her recent movie, by Love
Possessed" and, if it's okay,
Capitol will release.
-
Mrs. Ring Crosby has her
nurses diploma. but she will
not work in a hospital or any,
where else. She took the nurs-
ing course merely as an exercise
in discipline and for the benefit
Of her family-if and when
needed. Bing and Kathy have
been in Seattle where his three
sons have been singing for their
suppers. :. The boys will not
be taking their wives or fam
lilies to Europe on their forth
coming spring tour. Too expen-
sive, I was told. When you
transplant children, it's not
only expensive, but exhausting
Bing, incidentally, is hop.
ing to use the three boys in his
Road to Hong Kong" with BOt
Hope. Interiors will be filmed
this summer in England.
|
Bud WeStmOre of the famed
expert makeup family Is cele.
brating his 18th year and 501st
picture at Universal with in.
tricate makeup experiment.
on Nancy Kwan and james
Shigeta for Flower Drum
Song" The two Oriental STAR
must look more Oriental fol
the camera.
Newcomer Pamela Tiffin, 81
Evening star., 1961-03-01

good In Summer and Smoke, "
goes into Peter Glenville's next
movie, Devil in Bucks County" +"
Katharine Hepburn, who has
been in and out Of town lately,
Is taking her father to Egypt
for a months vacation. Isn't it
time that Katie made another
movie? There never has been
anyone quite like her, and she
was excellent with Liz Taylor
in Suddenly Last Summer"
&&A
Louis JOurdan bought a house
in Switzerland for the tax
healthy climate. He'll be back
in Hollywood in May to talk
to the 20th-Fox people about
a role in Justine. Mel Ferrer
wants Louis, jr., in his next
movie.
First I heard that Rock Hud
son was being PACED for the
role of DR.. Tom DOOley was
yesterday, when I was told he
wasn't going to do it because
he will be tied up in "Tht
Spiral Road" the Jan de Her.
tOg book about young Dutch
doctor who works among thu
natives in Java. Sounds likt
almost the same story.
Carol Heiss dyed her hail
back to its normal blond-lighf
brown tone 50 she could re-
turn to husband attorney Hayei
Alan jenkins as the girl shI
was before she became a movie
star in Snow White and tht
Three Stooges." I've seen hus
bands walk right past thei
wives when the gals had [
change Of hair color.
Michael Rennie called m,
from New Haven to tell M
about his Broadway-boun,
play, Mary, Mary" Hope II
have time to fly to New Yorl
} to see it.
Evening star., 1961-03-01

+ man." Dali painted a back
ground of a crowd Of people,
many on bicycles, explaining:
Never is a man more lonely
than in a crowd"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09

seamstresses will model their
Ideal Costume for High School
Dress-Up Wardrobe" with the
local winner receiving S. and a
chance to enter district COM
petition.
Mrs. Katherine MiZell of the
Keye Modelling School, will
serve as commentator for the
style show and the Shutdown
ers Quartet" from Walter
Johnson High School will en-
terrain.
Among the honored guests
will be Mrs. Charles Matthias,
wife Of the new Congressman;
Miss Dorothy Smith and Mrs.
Evelyn O'Brien, who will serve
as judges; Mrs. George C.
Richert, Montgomery County
fine arts chairman and Mrs.
George A. Patrick, State sew
ing chairman.
The Rev. w. Kenneth Hoover,
pastor of Bethesda Christian
Church, will present the invoca-
ton and Mrs. Harold r. Gear
hart will play the piano.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
For 1851 Home Show
Local Woman Coordina+es Fashions

Fashions shows for the 1861
Home and Outdoor Living Show
will be coordinated by a local
business and club woman, Mrs.
Katherine Mizell, owner of the
Keye Modelling and Finishing
School, Bethesda.
Several unique shows are be.
ing arranged during the Feb
ruary 1925 event at the Nation
al Guard Armory with fashions
being shown from Miss Harper
of Congressional Plaza, Rock
Vile; Angelo Continentals of
Silver Spring and Hawaiiana of
Bethesda.
A professional model since
1919, Mrs. Mizell was chosen
MRS. Homemaker of 1885," She
has served as director for the
miss Silver Spring Pageant"
and as president of the Junior
Woman's Club of Silver Spring.
Mrs. Mizell belongs to the Mont
gomery County Soroptimist
Club, Suburban Woman's Club
and the Bethesda Chamber of
Commerce.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
Anderson Play
Continues Run
At Arena Stage

Montgomery County theater-
goers have over three more
weeks to take in the latest Of
fering at Arena Stage, Robert
Anderson's silent Night, Lone
ly Night"
Two newcomers to the local
theater, Roberta Royse and
John Dutra are playing the
leading roles taken by Henry
Fonda and Barbara Bel Ged-
DIES when the story of two lone
ly people opened in New York
in December, 1859. Others in the
cast include Judith Doty, James
SecreSt, Marion Morris, Patrick
Gilfoyle and Stanley Shulman.
Zelda Fichandler, Arenas pro-
ducing director, is directing the
new play. Set in a country inn
in Connecticut on a Christmas
Eve and Christmas morning,
the plot concerns a chance meet
ing between two unhappy and
bereft people.
This modern dress play will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
Business Women
To View Film

The Business and Professions
al Women's Club of Silver
Spring will follow.up its recent
first-hand report by Mark Ev-
ans on communism in Russia
with a filmed expression of
communistic and liberal agita-
ton in this country. The month
ly dinner meeting of the club
begins with a social period at
$50 pm. on February 81 at In
dian Spring Country Club.
The controversial movie, "Op.
Grafton Abolition" will be pre-
scented through the courtesy of
USAF Reserve Major Lee Lau.
rem, former subversive intelli.
gence analyst for the Strategic
Air Command and later a MEM
Der of several Congressional
committee stats. The movie
concerns protests on the part of
students, primarily, against the
House Un-American Activities
Committee during hearings in
California In 1860. =
Mary Shepherd public affairs
chairman, is in. charge of the
program, which will be follow.
ed by a business meeting. Res
ervations may be made with the
club president, Charlotte Martz,
10. 1859 or JU. S-7143.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
Silver Spring Couple
Engaged to Marry

The engagement of Miss Julia
Ann Schmidt to Herbert S.
wilkinson has been announced
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel H. Schmidt of Silver
Spring. The prospective bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Her
bert A. Wilkinson of Silver
Spring and the late DR.. Wilkin-
son.
The bride-elect, a graduate of
Montgomery Blair High School,
is a junior at the University of
Maryland, where she is a fresh
man counselor and a member
of Psi Chi, honorary psychology
fraternity. She is a member OF
her dormitory executive council
and performs with the Univer-
sity Gymkana Troupe. Miss
Schmidt is employed by the Out
door Recreation Resources Re-
view Commission in Washing
ton, D. c.
Her fiance is a graduate of
Montgomery Blair High School
and is senior in electrical en-
cheering at George Washing
ton University. He is member
of Omicron Delta Kappa, honor
airy leadership fraternity; presi-
dent of the Engineers Council;
member of Theta Tau and Sig
ma Tau, engineering fraterni-
ties, and president of Sigma
Epsilon, honorary engineering
fraternity. He is student adj
wiser to the Mecheleciv maya
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
MIR. and Mrs. Begley
Travel to New York

headpieces. The girls carried
small cascades of white ru-
Drum lilies flecked with pink.
William Foy Ballard of Ar
lington, served as best man.
The lineup of ushers includ-
ed Commander James Holbrook
of Jacksonville, Fla, and Com.
mander. Charles Miller of New.
port, r. l., brothersin-law OF
the bridegroom; Gary Gardi
ner, Chevy Chase, brother OF
the bride; Ronald Budd Hill.
dreth of Alexandria; and Ken.
meth Ludin, Worcester, Mass.
Nuptial music was provided
by Lawrence Sears at the or
gan.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Gardiner wore a royal
blue silk alpaca dress with
matching hat and a corsage of
cymbidium orchids. The bride.
groom's mother chose mink silk
alpaca with green tulle hat, and
she wore green cymbidium or
chids.
Following a reception at the
Chevy Chase Club, the newly
weds departed for a wedding
trip to New York City. They
expect to be at home at 1881
Battery Ia, Bethesda, after Feb
ruary 10.
The bride is a graduate of
Stone Ridge Country Day
School, Bethesda, and the Penn
Hall Junior College in Cham.
bersburg, Pa. She made her
debut at the Chevy Chase Club
in 1855 and is a member of the
Junior League of Washington.
A graduate of Mercersburg
(Pa) Academy, the bridegroom
attended the University of Vir-
ginia and is member of the
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. He
is associated with the American
Built Rite Rubber Company
with headquarters in Trenton,
N. J.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
Concert Tour
Includes Two
Local Goods

Sandra Holscher of Glen Echo
Heights, and Carolyn King of
Wheaton, goods at the Milwau.
kee-Downer College, were mem.
bers of the college choir making
its annual concert tour between
semesters, from January u to
February 5.
Miss Holscher is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark z. Hol.
scher, 6405 Dahlonega rd., Glen
Echo Heights, and Miss King is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David B. King, 1878 Bluhill I'd,
Wheaton.
This years itinerary included
concerts in Chatham and
Caldwell, N. j.; Roslyn Heights
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
Couple Plans
Spring Rites

A spring wedding is being
planned by Miss Ollie Mae Mill
er, whose engagement has been
announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. Miller, of Sill
yer Spring. The prospective
bridegroom is Alvin L. Sessions,
son of Mrs. Louise Sessions of
Washington, D. c., and the late
Mr.. Cleve Sessions.
Miss Miller is employed by
Bogley, Harting and Hight, Inc.
of Bethesda, and her fiance
works for the Central Fuel Com
pany in Washington, D c.
A May IA wedding is being
planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
Engagement
Is Revealed
Texas Tea

A tea at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robin M. Pate of Browns
vile. Tex, was the setting for
the announcement of the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Betty Sue, to Donald r. Wheel
er, Ensign in the U. S. Navy.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert E. Wheeler of 9107 Elton
I'd, Silver Spring.
Miss Pate, who is employed
by a shipping firm in Browns
vile, attended Randolph-Macon
College.
Her fiance, a graduate of
Blair High School, attended the
University of Maryland and
graduated from the U. S. Naval
Academy in Annapolis.
The wedding date has been
set for April IS at the First
Methodist Church in Browns
vile.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
Students Join CLubwomen
For Foshion-Sewing Contest

The Woman's Club of Bethes.
da has expanded its annual
fashion sewing contest this
year to include students as well
as clubwomen. When the Home
Life Department holds its COM
petition to choose the Ideal
Costume. for the Clubwoman's
Wardrobe" on February IA at
the clubhouse, home economics
students of Walter Johnson
High School will also compete
in the "Sew for Scholarship
contest.
Judging Of the fashion show.
ing will follow 1890 business
meeting and 1890 luncheon, ac-
cording to Mrs. Walter H.
Norman, home life depart
ment chairman.
The winning clubwoman's
design will be entered in the
district judging of the 4th an.
nual contest co-sponsored by
the General Federation of
Wcman's Clubs and Vogue Pat.
tern Service, also sponsors of
the student event. High school
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
People lie JKnow
Tea Parties Are Brewing

ed to New York on Tuesday
following a Caribbean cruise on
the S. S. Statendam. DIR. and
Mrs. Mel Carver of Silver
Spring were joined by DR.. and
Mrs. Irwin Samuels of Bethesda
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Root
OF Washington, D. c., for the
trip to San Juan, Curasao,
Haiti, Jamaica and the Ba-
hamas.
Insurance associates of 10
seph F. Hagan, Rockville agent,
gathered at his Chevy Chase
View home for cocktails pre-.
ceding the recent banquet where
he was installed president of the
Independent Insurance Agents
Association of Montgomery
Prince Georges Counties. Mrs.
Hagan and their nine-month-old
daughter were the only women
guests at the get-together,
which also included Maryland
State Insurance Commissioner
Douglas Sears, William Martin,
Jack Palmer, Ed Cook, William
Boone and others.
Mr.. Hagan was installed in
his new office during the BAN
quet afterwards at Prince Geor.
ges Country Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
Navy Doctors
Wives to Fete
Mrs. Hogan

A Valentine hearts and
flowers decorative theme has
been chosen by the Navy Doc
tors Wives Club to represent
their affection and admiration
for Mrs. Bartholomew Hogan,
wife of the retiring Navy Sur
geon General, who will be hon.
ored at a coffee scheduled for
1880 o'clock this morning.
Wives of the Navy Dental and
Medical Service Corps Officers
are also invited to attend the
affair in the Terrace Room of
the Officers Club, National
Naval Medical Center, Be-
thesda
Receiving with Mrs. Hogan
will be Mrs. Lamont Pugh, wife
of the Surgeon General who
preceded Admiral Hogan; Mrs.
Edward Kenney, wife of the
Deputy Surgeon General and
Mrs. John Nardini, president Of
the Navy Doctors Wives.
Past presidents who served
during the six years Mrs.
Hogan was honorary president
of the organization makeup
the committee assisting Mrs.
Evan Stone, chairman. They
include Mrs. Eugene lobe and
Mrs. Charles Denton, whose
husbands have recently retired,
Mrs. Calvin Galloway and Mrs.
Robert Canada.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-09
CAR Accepts
New Members

The history of the Children
of the American Revolution
was discussed at recent
meeting of the Chevy Chase So
ciety of the CAR, when two
new members were welcomed
into the group.
Meeting at the home of their
president, Mrs. Albert H. Bruf-
fey in Bethesda, the children in
stalled David Eddy Furman OF
Bethesda and John K. O'Brien,
Kensington.