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Smyrna times., 1962-06-28

Hammond, Jr., Mrs. Ollie F.
Loose, Mrs. Samuel g. Moore,
and Mrs. James T. Pappas.
Mrs. Mary ]. Westfall andMrs.
Julia ]. Slaughter were in
charge of music, and Mrs.
Lester S. Russell supervised
the refreshments. Assisting the
teachers we're Miss Carol
Brown, Miss Gail Craig, Miss
Patricia Ellery, Miss Karen
Everhart, Miss Jane Former,
Miss Sandra Former, Miss
Charlan Robinson, and Miss
Jean Woodley.
AT l0:00a.m., Friday, parents
of the children In this years
school will gather in the social
hall of the church to join with
their children in the concluding
session.
During the ten days, child
rem participated in class ses-
sions, music instruction, sup
ervised handcraft work, and re-
creation.
Smyrna times., 1962-06-28

ground up TO the windows. Ap-
ply the spray also to the lower
part of your window frames
and around the doors.
One or TWO applications
should provide control for a
season, according to Brav.
Sprays work especially well
indoors and on buildings. They
are easy to handle and stick
readily TO vertical surfaces
where the ants often crawl.
But when you spray with in
secucides, be careful, Bray
warns. Don't use an oil spray
near an open flame; it's flam-
mable. Don't spray iton asphalt
or linoleum; 1t will dissolve
the tiling. And don't use it.
in your yard; it will injure your
grass, trees, and shrubs. In
stead, purchase an emulsifiable
liquid insecticide and dilute with
water. Follow directions on the
product label.
Smyrna times., 1962-06-28
Recommends Spray For
Effective Ant Control

home. This spray may contain
any one of the following in
secdcides: 2percent chlordane,
0.S percent dieldrin, 0.5percent
lindane, or 0.5percent heptach-
lor.
You can buy such sprays at
a hardware, drug, or depart
ment store under any of sew
eral trade names. Look on the
label TO be sure 1t contains the
proper insecdcide at the prop
er concentration.
Spray the insecticide solu-
tion where you see the ants
crawling, but do not contamin-
ate food or dishes. Trace the
ants back to their nests or where
they entered the house. Then
spray the outside walls from the
Smyrna times., 1962-06-28

Are you annoyed by ants in
your house7
Now that the weather has mr-
ned warm, ants have begun to
emerge from their outdoor win
tering spots and some may de-
eide to move indoors with you.
This invasion may occur any
time throughout the summer
months. But In certain instan-
ces, the influx may become
more accute--if the summer is
abnormally dry and the ants
get thirsty; or If IT gets too
wet and they'd like a place
to keep dry.
DR.. Dale Bray, University of
Delaware entomologist, reco-
mmends an oil-base spray for
effective ant control In the
Smyrna times., 1962-06-28
Office To
Open Dolly

Starting July l theRecruiting
Office located at 2l8 S. Cover
nors Ave, Dover will open daily
is p.m., Friday evenings 6-9
p.m., and Saturday to II. Ap-
plicants found eligible for their
choice option can be processed
enlisted, and shipped to Camp
within As hours or delayed up
TO 90 days after acceptancd. For
further information either visit
or phone 736-6937 M/SGT
SABOL,
Smyrna times., 1962-06-28

daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John
Tingle.
MILLVELLE: Lorraine NJ.
Howe, daughter of Mrs. Marion
Howe.
Smyrna times., 1962-06-28

Whistler is indeed one of the
very greatest masters ofpaint-
ing in my opinion. And | NAV
add that in this opinion Mr..
Whistler himself entirely con-
ours.
Oscar Wilde
Smyrna times., 1962-06-28

. cherry-Lemon
. Crape-Lemon
. Valley Gold Lemonade
. ResLime Limeade
Evening star., 1962-10-07

After century the location Pennsylvania Avenue west
White Joseph Gawle Sons In has moved modern
conveniently situated the heart Of Northwest Washington
Wisconsin and Harrison St, NV.
regret that the continuing growth of Downtown Washington has
from Avenue where four generations of
direct descendants of Joseph Gw have built and maintained long ad
dition of reverent dignhed service.
home, easily accessible the entire Wash
ingon Metropolitan with its quiet dgn6ed beauty and its spacious
private parking of grow
ing city in times of bereavement
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Christmas Cards
Mrs. II. E., SilUer Spri

Mrs. H. E., Silver Spring
For those who would like
to see their 1861 Christmas
cards put to good use, ! would
like to pass this plea: .
The faithful workers of the
Christian Audio Visual Center
in Mandalay can use greet
ing cards of all kinds. These
are completely reprocessed,
with new Burmese text added,
and prepared as cards, as
bookmarkS, as calendars, as
framed pictures, as Christian
wall plaques--nine different
ways in all! These are sold to
provide the finds that make
possible the organizations
services for Christ through
out all Burma.
The cards of any kind may
be sent direct to - Christian
Audio Visual Center, Eighty
second street, Mandalay, Bur-
ma. They should be marked
Evening star., 1962-01-05

set the theme of your room
by the fabric you choose. A
printed fabric does one thing.
a bold floral adds something
else, sophisticated texture
folds contribute their own
special brand of individual
ism.
Use a cornice or a swag
over a curtain, or a combi-
nation of elaborate window
shades and draperieS and see
what a transformation you
can bring to the same win
dow.
Changing from ruffled tie
backs to cafe curtains with
brass rings can take the Pris-
ella out of a room and re-
place with a modern look.
Ball fringe, braid, moss
fringe, ornamental tassels can
make a plain old everyday
curtain take or a new CLAM
our.
Shutters, and tall screens
and built-in hooks of plyWood
can correct some of the archi-
tectural mistakes that seemed
inevitable in many of the old
apartment houses and homes.
Take another good look at
the windows in your house.
Why not try some new treat
ment, some new fabric? Start
with your windows to change
the looks of your room. It's
later than you think!
Mrs. B. l. asks:
MY three-year-old daugh-
ter has a canopied bed. The
dust ruffle and canopy top
is a medium green with white
ball fringe on the canopy top.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Unused Cards

Mrs. A. w. L., Germantown
I have some unused greet
ing cards, both all-occasion
and Christmas type, which I
would like to give to some or
ganization or person who can
use them.
AS I say. they are unused,
SO are still in boxes, but they
have been on the shelf for
some time so that some of the
envelopes are beginning to
look a little old. Write me in
care of RICH and I'm sure
some sort of transportation
solution can be worked out. 1
do not want to pay the post
age to mail them.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

The rug is a light beige.
What color could I make the
walls, curtains and cover
let?"
Dear Mrs. B. l.:
Paint the walls a daisy
white. Have the coverlet and
curtains the gayest print you
can buy in a green, luscious
pink and white combination.
Mrs. L. McC. asks:
II would like to buy a white
French Provincial canopy
bedroom set'for my two little
girls ages four and two. I
would like one double bed,
two chests, one or two night
tables, depending on the
room I have. Do you think
my rooms are too small for
a canopy (sketch encloSed?)"
Dear Mrs. L. McC.:
From your measurements,
frankly I do think your
rooms are a little small for a
full canopy. But why not
copy some of the headboard
canopy effects you see in the
stores which are simpler and
wouldn't look so overpower-
ing in a small room?
Copyright, 1862, Dorothy Draper
X x * x
"Be Your Own Decorator" fos-
cinoting and most informative book
let by Dorothy Draper, is ovoiIobIe
TO readers Of The Stor. Send Is
cents in coin and your name and
address printed to Dorothy Draper,
core Of The Evening Stor. Mrs.
Draper cannot answer personal mail
but will use questions Of widest
general appeal in her column.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
New Cooking Champ Named

Mr.. Kenneth II. Hurdle of
Springfield, Va, a runner-up
in the Mems National Cook
ing Championship, has been
chosen by the judges to re-
place Jack D. Armstrong, an
FBI fingerprint technician.
Mr.. Armstrong, who had
been selected to represent
Virginia, Withdrew from the
contest, stating cooking was
not one of his hobbies and
that some misguided friend
had entered his name.
Mr.. Hurdle is a StatiStician
with the Sociation Of
American Railroads. He will
compete with other State
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Window Treatment Can Give
Room Brdnd-NeW Look

Are you the type of person who thinks windows
are just something put there to make women worry
about what kind of a curtain to use?
Don't you know that the type of windows you
have and what curtains or window treatment you
concoct can change the looks of your whole room?
Say you have Wall-toWall curtain, YOU can
Evening star., 1962-01-05
WEE WOMEN
"Stop now - you neve
looked lovelier

about can be obtained, I am
writing to you to tell you.
They are made by a Mr..
Hagerty of 19 Ship street,
CohaSset, Mass. My husband
has assembled a number of
Hagerty pieces over the past
years and we have been we'll
satisfied with them.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
ChiId's Desk
Mrs. E. p, WASHINGTON

MRS. E. F., washington
Several weeks ago I saw
advertised in one of the pop
ular magazines a child's desk,
triangular in shape, so that
it fitted neatly in a corner,
with a globe attached to it.
Can any of you readers
who saw this advertisement
tell me the name of the
magazine in which it ap-
peared, and the issue?
Better still, can you tell me
the name and address of the
company manufacturing the
desk? 1t sold for around $79.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

winners for the regional
championship. Regional win
ners will receive a week long,
all-eXpenses paid vacation
for two in Los Angeles late
this month. The national
champion will receive a cash
award of $1,000.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Coconut Quondry

Miss G. w., Arlington
I have no difficulty in
opening coconuts after pune
turing the "eyes" and drain
ing off the milk, and l have
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Cinnamon Crisps
Mrs. J. NJ, W.. W1shinoton

MIS-. J. W. w. washington
Here's a recipe for Gin
namon crisps which contain
no milk, eggs or butter. Per-
haps some of you would like
to have it. Use % cup short
ening, 20 cup sugar, l1a cups
flour, l teaspoon baking
powder. 2 teaspoons CHINA
mon, "a teaspoon salt and "a
cup water. Chill. Roll thin on
well-floured board and bake
for about 10 minutes at $50
degrees.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
USED Greeting Cards - No
Value"
The Chicken Soma
Mrs. W. D. H. WnShinot,

Mrs. w. d. H., Washington
Where does one look for
old records? We'd like to
obtain a Decca personality
series entitled THE Chicken
Song" by Guy Lombardo. Any
leads will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E.
Joyce returned to their home
here Wednesday after spend
ing the New Year holidays
in Pinehurst, N. C. They ar
rived there last week and were
guests at The Holly Inn.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

no difficulty in removing the
shell. What I do find f!iffi-
cult is whiting off the brown
skin directly next to the white
meat.
There must be an easier
way to do it than to slowly
whittle it. Any suggestions?
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Fabric Sprays
Mrs. r. w., Falls Church

I would like to hear from
anyone who has had expe-
rience with fabric sprays. I
want to dye a wool rug from
green to brown. Your COM
ments will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-01-05


Aluminium can be bright
ened by boiling apple peels
in it.
Gentle rubbing with an
emory board will remove
rain spots from suede shoes.
Boil a new clothesline for
longer wear and minimal
stretching.
To sharpen scissors, cut
through fine sandpaper sew
eral times.
Dip the stems of fresh
flowers in hot water to pro-
long life.
Soak sponges in cold water
to freShen.
I hope some of these hints
will be useful to you. I know
you enjoy the column as
much as I do. I've been
reading it for three years,
since we moved to this area.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Been Reading RICH for Three Years
To Mrs. N. M. M, Washington
Mrs. A. L, w., Falls Church

Recently saw your article in Readers Clearing
House in which you asked for favorite household
hints of the readers of this column have several
which am happy to pass along.
dish of charcoal will keep your refrigerator
frac,
Evening star., 1962-01-05

Editors Note: Gould we pIeose
have Mrs. VS. oddress?)
Mrs. E. A. w., Washington
Would someone please tell
me how to cook chestnuts?
Your help will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Ink Spot

Mrs. J. B.. Washington
I hope a kind reader can
come to the assistance of a
housekeeper. My little girl
recently marked the top of a
plastic upholstered haSsock
with a marking ink gadget or
pencil.
Cleaning fluids, soaps, de-
tergentS. ETC., have no effect.
1t is feared that securing
powder will also take off the
color (burnt orange) of the
plastic covering. Any sugges-
tions will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor cannot accept phone coils per-
toinine to this column. All letters
must beor the writer's full name and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Cohosset, Mass.
To Mrs. r. H. M,
Washington
Mrs. T. w. G.,
H1noUer, Mass.

On the off chance that
you haven't already had a
dozen answers to your in
quiry about where the colo
nial reproductions you read
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
Progress Report

According to economic roundup
which appeared in Guardian statistics
contradict the picture progress currently
many American newspapers magazines
Citing data from federal agencies
be hired and the first they family in
come just half that family
ona and housing disadvantages which pepetuaed
u Commission Civil Rights has called
elimination"
How long the community and the nation
be answered earlier than the
themselves leading the dignity by knocking public
racial barriers restaurants theatres
for the VOTE jobs and education asking
saying Now"
great spirit of the people en-
Macon Ca who following footsteps
sisters in Montgomery Ala and
chosen walk instead of ride the causing
the Bbb Transit Co. to last
running If insufficient patronage a
AS result of this boycott four ministers
white citizens adopted special urging
folks with them
What they probably though
bus idea might help business the
original boycott the people gasoline stations for
And the Negro citizens of Macon, anything
folks in Montgomery Ala and Albany
halt and will segregated
So despite the statistical picture
Negro the people marching
SENTINEL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09

The League got page fold
mailing titled II Am League printed piece
describes succincy functions program league
text and line drawings the office address the
members 1t is a neat public relations piece
Minneapolis NAACP is issuing good Newsletter which is
being mailed monthly to all members and interested members This
type of publicity dividends
Of reaching the membership are available.
The Minneapolis League purchase
PTA and throughout community appraised
of the work of the league This getting
an organizations psogram.
Bryant High School Community Center is organizing
advisory board This possibilities
to the South Central it people
of Minneapolis.
Officials of the county juvenile
Minneapolis Safety Council have announced drivers who land
court for traffic violations will opportunity
driver driving
The plan is effective April The
young drivers whether they referred
1t always happens Whenever try get by
preparation of material get caught
caution our writer's and correspondents that and digging
the facts essential in the preparation story
every now and then we fail to advice.
approached deadne time faced with completing
the second insamen general Negro Progress
Minnesota lack of it.
We have had time this year goodness
researchng job this generally
supposed imagined general knowledge of what
ing.
paper reported Negroes employed
in the St Paul public huredy
this week there at least 16 Negroes teaching Sanity
schools We also the only
local product. This also inaccurate
We have right blame
the information
checked with the St Paul Board of Education
called at home after working which imagine
is nothing to him. but had the
resOurcing would botheng
Our
humby abecy teachers
the ST. Paul public schools
had taken the time had the
have probably brought practically
local" teachers all of
the system.-Ceci E.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
Teach Him Destruction OF Property Is Wrong Not Fun


The Republican of
gravest in its history That with sirng
conservatism in its ranks and recapte the national leadership
at the time.
Republicans with intellectual distressed
prospect of successive defeats that
chance of at the polls especially in the fall elections
New York city Republicans told that
it sought to repudiate the twentieth
Senator Jacob X Javts speaking Lincoln Day dinner
Brooklyn asserted that the faced its most critical challenge
1882 the that developing between
sentative progressive wings.
party provide
stent with its Lnconan tradition lapse into
minority status as the result of negatVism"
John A Vope Massachusetts, at the Brooklyn
reiterated this that Democrats
Republicans party always against
things"
denying" Republican image
The Republican party the
the people
business will find the opposition hammerng
at this outworn theme"
Republican party party Right big
living concepts
repudated pary hefans despite his
port the notorious John Birch Society.
Rockefeller thought to the liberal side
the he added his voice to the chorus that
shouting Department
a Negro at its head.
single dissent Republican party
registered strong opposition Admin
cabinet naturalization this
fimsy underlying
leadership oong anybody all the Negro
people the Federal department not
unnecessary that it will
the direction Of a Negro-ChcagO DAILY DEFENDER.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
The Highway Commissioner Needs
Some Good Advice


gevous human problems that proceed from engineering
freeways disturbing public
arrogance hghhandedness part
official
highway taking forcing
families Often they quite
the price they been to- obliged
radical highways
change patterns pedestrian safety
problems, create problems in
things prepared accept They part the
price have for system of highways equal toda needs
decision hnathat arbitrary
hostile St problems
problem hospitals which will
adequate access parking space by the beeng complex planned
junction eways problem
pedestrian safety neghborhood posed
addition of interchange the easwest toughwy at Prior Az
after houghtfor the benefit of three
industrial users.
objections highway in
affect: Stop Directing will stop the whole
right petition right object
any
exalted the highway
right abridge it, will be interesting
watch how he comes out on this
Quite this highway department
undertaking this affecting
rights department
sought enough this kind Of advice and has rejected too much Of
what has been offered
To take example, the department planning and building
transportation provision
anty in numbers by sensible provisions for them will get none OF the
transportation which the
possible provisions tunous and
access at the Inc ous system Will continue TO
crawl along the grid pattern streets and will keep loading
private into the expressway system
just point consultation with
people highways could valuable We
the highway departments indifference for
long, long time to come
very his of
responsibility the community wonder what the really
appointed that the Governor will
frank heart-tOheart talk with him. And soon
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
Impressed and Saddened

College members of the faculty
Secretary State Public
Tuesday
Listening watching demonstration appreciation of
policy position
chief ideologe the world
we were impressed but saddened
Impressed because former colleague former fellow
felomember this country which has not
position prestige entrusted
other Americans most of them white
Department policy today
VI
restrictions
Negroes today
would
would contribute country
fruitful nations
This theme newspaper primarily to
repeating time
Negroes high places acclaimed their ability and
ton and knowing full well how difficult the climb to the place they
be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
SeIective Buying On BeuIe Street


College, retired New England college pr
general
ing engendered the spirit letter fundamental
laws of land.
Herein section land traditions secondclass
citizenship deprive group people Of equitable promises
pymen humanity. beginning North
adventurous crusaders Of all
nonvoent activities made history
Polling pre-Cv customs the Southland
These nonolen demonstrations have taken various forms in
old order campaign Memphis
seemingly opening
employment people nearly twoscoe
py outlets goods merchandise and commodities Most
the participating firms also abandoned policies of dscrmna
facilities their maintained the
patrons.
Following campaign period involving
picket seecve
disrupted
reported connection with the abandonment of various ngand
policies Of discrimination segregation And Beae Ave
buying figured sngly
realized.
spokesman business leaders observed that they
with the community help keep the city peaceful
the decision followed pattern established the
of public (tax-supported) facilities.
singular
adventurous North Carolina school engendered
spirit letter the fundamental laws Of Indianapolis
RECORDER
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
JUST Who Won The Civil War

Nathaniel Coey performed people
state last week when he pointed out the
books slaned toward the southern view of the Civil
He called attention text which gets
than Washington
what distinction merits soldier
eaggeaton in that the hard fact remains
his services and talents rebellion that
preserve and maintain slavery
What Mr. Coley didn't perhaps
that Lees opposite number General US Grant specialized
mention in the text book which gos
Lincoln After ALL historical
The text book Senator Charles Congressman
Taddeus Stevens the chief architects the
which all Americans white depend
preservation of their civil liberties well
gets the impression that these ncopeten
at best and evil
1t is this kind of education" which
that found by recent Americans
school college
racial view that held by those with schooling
California children right By any sana
Washington attention than slave
holding keep human
beings in bondage-California EAGLE