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Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

Dinner guests in the home
of Mrs. Alberta Winstead
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Irby Tate and boys, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. G. Newman and fami-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Durward
Smith and girls and Janet
Winstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders Rich
mond and boys spent a few
days in Carthage with Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Richmond.
They attended the MEA in
Jackson Friday.
Rev. Jimmy Jackson was a
dinner guest in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harth-
cock Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harth-
cock, Misses Peggy and Bar
bara Sue Winstead and David
Wigley visited in Jackson Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Parkinson visited
Mrs. Tennerlee Pettus Mon
day.
Dinner guests in the Paul
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

Mr.. Sam Sample, Jr. spent
the weekend in New Orleans.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

inson of Jackson were Sunday
guests in the J.. T. Pierce
home.
Mrs. Oscar Nance and child
rem and Mrs. Joe Gilmore viSi-
ted Mr.. Oscar Nance and
Mike at the Sanitorium Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cul-
pepper and children visited
Mrs. Pearl Dickard and fami-
ly over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Rogers
of Greenville spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rog-
erS.
Rev. and Mrs. R. c. Gray
and family visited in the OBJ
bic Lee Killebrew home Thurs
day night.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Slattery
and family of Jackson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Marshall
and children of Benton spent
Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Mar
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

READ THE WANT ADS
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. joe Hardcast-
lie of Livingston State College.
Alabama spent the holidays
with Mrs. Tommie Lou Cook
Sey.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

Mrs. Mary Parkinson visited
Mrs. Tennerlee Pettus Mon
day.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Par
her OF Greenwood spent sun
nay with Mrs. Ethel Dooley
MRS. Carpenter and Mrs. Ma
lone. 0'-
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22
day afternoon with their son
and fEtmik, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack brennan and Jimmy.

day afternoon with their son
and fFtmik, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack brennan and Jimmy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Hum
phrey, Jr. and daughters, Ca
rol and Elaine, also Priscilla
Sample motored to Waco,
Texas during the spring holt
days for a visit with Mrs.
Humphreys sister, Mrs. Hou-
Sc, Mr.. House and children.
Mr.. w. D. Killebrew accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Killebrew of Greenwood to
Kosciusko last Sunday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Killebrew.
Mrs. William Gnemi and
Mrs. Gene Greer were among
the hostesses for the lovely
senior party given in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fite in Lex
ington Saturday night. Rose
Gnemi and Gerald Greer We're
among the seniors honored.
Alice Anne Haffey, Ann Gne-
mi, Rev. Dennis Johnston
and Denny Edwards were
special guests.
Carolyn and Billie Murtagn
Of Tchula were weekend guests
of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. t. e. Murtagh. Other
guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bobo and sons of
Blytheville, Arkansas.
Mr.. w. B. Thomas returned
home this week after a visit
in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. George Renacker and
fanny in Columbus. Mrs. Re-
hacker accompanied him
home.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

MI and Mrs. Tommy PARK
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

Dinner guests in the Paul
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Gardner.
Jr. and family of MIcon spent
the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Fulton.
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Kuhn Sunday were MI
BOD Kuhn and family from.
ohaW and Mr.. Robert Kuhn
Jr. and family of Greenville,
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

inson of Jackson were Sunday
guests in the J.. t. Pierce
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
WoMEN's DRESSES, Second Floor

Orig Sls to $25 DREssES-so and $I2. See the ocket
styles in black and blue the prints in matte
jersey oteoss and Enko royon sheer also cotton voes and
few AneI triocetote jersey prints mostly light grounds,
sizes l4h to 22h.
Orig SIS and $50 DRESSES-$l5. polka dot royon chit
fon novy and black with white Ioce trim thot you could
this minute Another green blue Enko royon sheer
print boero Dress Checked iocke dress and cotton
wolfe in blue and other nice choices Broken sizes
Oro SIS ond $50 pREssEs-$Is. Don't miss the onepieee
royon crepe dressy styles with color contrast or son TRIM
black blue, beige The o-over embroidered black
toffeto would be wonderful for the holidays Others print
royon crepe jacket dress red blue onoher jacket dress in
Arne trocetote jersey block brown ond white few dark
plod cottons. Broken sizes 4h TO 22h.
Orig SIS to $40 DREssES-S2o Nice for Dres royOn
oeosse sheoth BEIGE desy oyon crepe in blue beige
with moqusee yoke. You'll like the ne-piece and oeket
dresses blue and red oyon crepe the Docon poyesteH
royon novelty plaid blue green See too, the cotton
prints in onepece and jacket styles mostly white ground
Selections OF Fos Church, Shirlnoton and Silver Spring.
Orig. $40 to $40 RoMNEY ROOM FAsHIoNS-$zs to $4s.
group rich in holiday dressups Block blue oyon crepes
with sotn trim block silk foie ss-iocket costume, silk
oreonzo and chiffon cocktail in blue, oquo green brown print
motelosse sheoh Woods, too piece and joeket styles
solids and pods few wool knit suits Holt and regular
Selections at Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
SAVINGS ON CHILDREN'S WEAR
Falls Church. ShirIinston, Silver Spring

81 INFANTS z-PlEcE cREEPER AND TOPPER sETs-sz.
Cotton kns cotton solid pose checks and stripes Broken
styles and sizes MI and XL
81 to So MIDGIE AND ToDDLER DREssEs-Sz to S. Cotton
poses with oce TRIM Cotton checks stripes, plods and
solid jewel tones Sizes " 10 and "a and fodder to a.
SID and $I4 TopDLER z-PiEcE SNOW sUITS-Slo. Wosh-
obe woter-repeent nyon/eotton Orion occ pile hof lined
Solids ond plaid combinations. Sizes z, ;, 4.
$2s TO $50 WINTER COAT SETS-$Is to SIS. Broken styles
in mdoie and fodder boys and girls. AI-woo solids and
novelties. Broken sizes to 4.
S. to 50 LITTLE GIRLS COTTON DREssEs-Ss to S. Solids
and poids. Sizes to Ok.
$50 TO SGT WINTER coATS-SIe.so to S3z few fur
trims Sizes to Ok
So and So GIRLS COTTON DRESSES to So Prints and
ploids Sizes to Ia.
$50 to $50 GIRLS WINTER coArs-szI TO $40 few fur
trims Sizes 7 to a.
$500 to $7.s9 PRE-TEEN SWEATERS-S4 to S. Orion
ocNlic knits, mostly sIip-ons Sizes 10 to a.
Sll.ss PRE-TEEN COTTON KNIT SLACK sETs-$s. Two
piece sets, novelty tops Postels. Sizes to a.
$ss to $45 PRE-TEEN WINTER coATS-$32 to S3s Sizes
to IA.
sls soYs PILE-LINED JACKETS WITH HooDs-Slo Sizes
otto Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
CLUB CALENDAR

Karen Ames' fashions at Col
lege Park Hot Shoppe from
noon to 2 pm. Miriam's
School Of Modelling presenta-
ton.
L. Frank fashions at
Wheaton Plaza win be shown
by Cappa Chell models from
noon to 2 pm. Vincent g.
Vincent hairstyles.
Cappa CheIl models pre-
sent L. Frank fashions ct
the Hot Shoppe in Shirling-
ton, Va. from noon to 2
pm. Hairstyles by Valentines
in the Shirlington, L. Frank
store.
F Street L. Frank store
will have Cappa Chell models
showing new fashions from
2 to 4 pm. Vincent & Vincent
hairstyles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
CLEARING IN SPORTS SHOP
Third Floor

Orig. sl7.ee to S35. ALL PURPOSE coATs-$Is to $zs.
Woter-epeent oyon foIes Docron poHester/ pop
Inns, tocke wills wool Jerseys cotton corduroys few with
noturo roccoon collars ominoed for weiohtIess
wormh Beige block, blue green blonde solids and few
prints. Sizes 10 to TO-
Orig. SIS to $50. CAR coATS-SlI and $40 Solid color
woods and wool tweeds with pile Innings quilt lined pop
Inns, in beige, block, brown. Sizes 10 to l8.
Orig. $50 to $35 SUTS-$lS TO SIS. Wool tWeeds knits
hopockne solid colors and mixtures block blue brown,
green. Sizes 10 to 10.
Orig $l2 to $ls SKIRTS-$s SI3. Slim wop peoted
styles wool fonne teeds and novelties Block grey green
blue, brown. Sizes 10 to 10.
Orig SO to SIS. SWEATERS-$6 to So Fur blends, Orion
ocrcs and woods flot knts and buies cordigons ond
puovers block red green blue and mixtures Sizes "a 40
Orig. $l2 to SIS SLAckS-S9. Al WOOL fully lined side
tipped PIod soI and large checks stripes solids Blue,
red, brown, grey other coors too sizes 10 to l6
Orig $500 to $40 BLoUSES AND sHIRTS-$z TO So Cot
tons Docon poyestercoon blends oil Docrons and nyons
with convertible coo semi jewel neeks sleeveless
hree-quoter or short sleeves Sizes 30 to &c.
JeIsff$ Sports Shop, Third Floor Street. SeIeetons ot
Fols Church, Shirlnoton, Silver Spring
Fur products obeled to show country of origin Of imported fus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
.NYLoN TRIcoT SLIPS AND PETrIcoATs

Orig S6 to Sl2e5 sLIPS-S3 to S.
Orig So Sloe5 PETTIcoATS-S2 to 7. Bring your gift
list and whot you need for yourself! Lovely loce
applique and pleoted trims soft flored skirts White and
fashion hues Of red, BEIGE grey block in the group Some
short and toll lengths Sizes 81 to 40 and S, N, l.
Orig. Sse5 to SASS NYLoN TRIcoT SLEEPWEAR-$6 to
So Short and long and polonos with dainty embroidery
oce applique and Ioce trims White, wistero, pink blue,
S, M, and 32-4o in the group.
JeIIeffs Lingerie Shops, Second Floor Street.
Selections at oil branch stores.
Odds and ends cotton poioos, boby dolls and gowns op
less bros, robe ensembles reduced to a. Street only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
The Shepherd Who
Would Not
FolIol, the Star -

December Readers Digest
brings you this masterpiece
by Haywood Broun, who
tells of the time when shep-
herds were urged toward
Bethlehem by a radiant star.
Read how one shepherd,
Amos, stayed behind to mind
his flock and discover
how he heard not the thun-
der of the Heavenly Host
but a whisper in his heart. /"
Get December issue of
Readers Digest 'soU ON sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
It's q Date
SATURDAY

Ards School Of Fashion
Designing will present fash
ions created by its pupils at
a luncheon at 1890 pm. at
Old George Washington Club
in Alexandria. Call the school
for reservations. Mary Eliz-
abeth Simmons apalbi is
co-ordinating the show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
Orig. $50 Dressy and Casual Goats, SIS
Misses and Juniors
ORIG. SO to $85 Couts. $50
At F Street Only
One and Few-of-a-Kind Winter couts
mostly fur trimmed

I Misses $zz5 coot-Loroe natural roneh mink color
worsted WOOL fored Silhouette. Block, size a. $ls5
Misses szzs coot-Noturo ronch mink eoIIor and cuffs
Forstonns wool fleece Button-up STYLE Gold, size H. $lsS
Misses $2lS cOot-Noturo blue fox eoor and cuffs on
wool/fur blend. Wrop style. Wild Rice, size a. $lSS
shed Sj' wool +fur blend Blue size s. si4s
Misses $l65 Coos-Noturol ranch mink block Worsted
foiIe potch pockets Sizes and TO- SI4S
Misses SITS coot-Notuo ceruleon" mink collar end cuffs
soft VeSono WOOL Button-up. Blue, size a. $I45
Misses $3.50 cOot-Nouro roneh mink on luxurious 1909
coshmere full silhouette. Black size TO- $i25
fo a: Silhouette Size H. ''''N ''> 'N SIS
Misses SI25 coots-come color Forstmonn wool fleece with
dyed-to-motch beaver Sizes g. II and 10. $95
Misses 90 o-rnotch beaver muted blonde
wool. DoubIe-breosted style, sizes and H. SIS
Misses 100 coos-DYed block beover moeento polished
wool. Button-up style, sizes IA and 10. SIS
Misses 10 coots-So pushy VelSono wool and fur blend,
button-ups in red blue brown. sizes to l6; SIS
Misses $lIs Dress cootDoubIe breasted style Worsted
wool. Grey and block, sizes 10 to ] $sS
Womons SITS coot-Noturo CeruIeon" mink woolIfu
blend Button style in blue size proportoned $l45
Womens $50 cOots-oyed block mink soft plush WOOL
Womsn's Si4o coot-Noturo ceruIeona mink Queen Anne
collar Worumbo soft plush WOOL Blue size 8 proper $l2S
W6mon's $3.50 coot-Nouro ronch mink showl color on
Worbo WOOL Button style in red, size IL proPoroned $lZ5
Womens $50 coots-Nouro ronch mink oscot color
worsted wool foIle. Block. sizes 70 ond TO- $l25
WOmeTs $iz5 cOots-Bossork seort on beige boues wool
WOmsSs $zis coot-Nuted beige tweed buttonup with
neutral beover color. Size 6 proPoHioned $sS
Woens Sis coos-Button-fro dress style in imported
Lyn Ariel WOOL Block grey. SIS
Juniors SITS coo-Queen Anne noto ranch mink eolof
on one-butfon wool fleece. Nude, size 9. $i45
Juniors SIz5 coot-Nouro white mink collar on black pol
ished WOO, full Silhouette BLOCH, size ~. SS9
Juniors $25 coots-Dyed blonde and dyed block beaver
50t TO H. p' "'O' "'''' ~ '''''' sos
Juniors sIz5 coos-Worsted wool with noturoI roneh mink
Juniors Sos coats-BIoek ond-whe wool tweed button
style with block dyed beover collar. Sizes to H.. SIS
Juniors sos Goots-Dyed block mink colors mooento
MS Mink IenG Sae Assn Fur onq labeled to show country q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
LITTLE SPORTS SHOP Month End
STOCKING SHOP Month-End IF Street onIvl
MILLINERY REDUCTIONS

Orig $40 to $3.50 DESIGNER HATs-$6 to SOS. Excellent
selection OF individual designer millinery including precious
furs, beovers, Velours veyets
Orig $3e5 $s95 HATS-$3 S. Styles that ore perfect
for right through the holidays
All Millinery located OF the reor of Street Floor Street
until otter the holidays Selections Of reduced millinery also at
Fols Church, Shirnoton and Silver Spring.
SHOES Greatly Reduced!
las pairs $esS TO $IssSSs Discontinued STYLES
taken from stock Block Golf and block potent high heel
dress with squared toe Navy Golf and black potent
trimmed pumps with mid heels Some navy potent and block
potent mid-hee dress pumps. Street only.
At FaIIs Church
so pairs Of Shoes at So. One pos style INCLUDING
bareback sequin mules ond few suede sondoIs All
fomous-none shoes from stocks.
10 pairs Of Sodde oxods and Flats $685. to $IzeS
at So Sturdy brown ondwhte and soddles
plus odd lots Of discontinued flats
At ShiFlinston
Arranged toble for easy selection
100 pers CASUAL SHoE-were S7sS to sIosS-S,
Wonens and growing girls sondos fots cosuos plus odd lot
block. A few suede ties in green. Broken sizes
40 pairs FABRIC SHoES-were S395 to S4S5-Sz. Cosuo
flots with rubber soles in variety of colos
At Silver Spring
50 pairs WoMEN'S FLATs-were SIos5-s4 Odd lots of
discontinued styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
CASUAL DRESS SHOP

Orig Sl3 to SIS CASUAL DRESSES-$s. group Of wool
prints to wear now Also ArneI triocetoe /royon sep-n
dresses oceote /royon eepes with sleeves and Arne
prints Dok cottons in grey brown wine and blue
solid colors, prints and ploids.
Selections at oil JeIeff stores.
Orig $l2 to SIS DRESSES. At this price 1t will pay you
buy oheod shirwoists golfers sleeveless and jacket
dresses oce trims and neeks in eoyedre blends and
coons. Permanently pIeoed skirt styles in Arne tocetote
Postels, dors, prints stripes, pods Fifth Floor Street.
Selections at Falls Church, Shirlnoton, Silver Spring,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
MISSES DRESS SHOP Month-End

Oro SIS and $40 DRESSES-So One and two-pece street
and afternoon dresses fine royon few woods ond
dressy styles Black navy brown red green in the group
Some styles in all sizes from 10 to 20.
oro $40 and SIS DREsSESSI5 Street. afternoon and dessy
dresses in royon crepes and ocetoe woods and wool chos
prints few long dinner and foroI dresses Block brown,
blue, green, red. oquo. white. Sizes to 10.
oro $50 and $40 DRESSES-$zo. An outstanding group
of street and afternoon 2pece cpes and costumes bosc and
dress-up and piece woos Also few double knit z
piece dresses Green, red, gold, oquo. block
Jelleff's Misses Dress Shop. Second Floor Street
Selections OF oil bronch stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
Savings in the scHooL-cAREER SHOP

evRLESS WINTER COATS, orig. $40 to $5o-now S33 and
styles in wool t~eed plods and chnchIo type woo Block
brown, blue, green ond bright coIor. Sizes 5 to IS.
ALL PURPOSE COATS, orig. SIS $3o-now SIS and 49,
The exro' coot thots on appreciated off
lomnoed wdewole cotton corduroy Melton cloth lined with
blanket plaid, pile lined cotton duck bright gold tockIetw
Sizes 7 to IS.
WOOL DRESSES, orig. Sls and $2o-now SIS Wonderful
chonee to enlarge your holiday wordobe Full skirts and
sheoths in dressy and cosuo Styles grey red BEIGE royo
shift. Sizes 5 to s. r'
PASTEL coTToNs orig $2 to $l5-now Sc and So Stosh-
prints and solid coors variety of STYLES
ond fobrics mostly eosy-eore types.
WOOL KNIT DRESSES, orig S3o-now SIS For roht- this
moment wearing 5peee suits with Chonel-bpe jackets and
wonoerfu double knits with contrast trim Come orey
7 TO 5.
MATcHMATES, orig. SIS to $23-now $40 and SIS Slim
skirts ond pIeoed skirts in wool onneIs ond checks ond
TO teom with tnem bo'y iockets eooess with eoIors
Conel, grey, green, bross. Sizes to IS.
PLAYWEAR, orig 81 80 to S25-SI to ST. Nice TO have
tops sock cotton suits swim SUITS slim and peoted skirts
JoGkes "not-noVe-you in mony lightweight fobrcs and
colors. Junior sizes
sLousEs orig So to $e-now 81 and So. Shirt types easy
core tobrics Solids stripes checks prints and pIods
Sleeveless and roll sleeve styles Sizes to IS.
WOOL SKIRTS orig So and Se-no~ S. Give your bouses
oeok with these styles in come grey wool fonneI
pnWoe corduroy in oden Green ond assorted nods
S, M, [.
MORE SKIRTS. orig $40 and Sl2-now ST. Wool tweeds and
solid woods slim styles Wool pods in hp-stitch pIeoted
skirts Sizes to IS.
AND STILL MORE SKIRTS. orig $l3-now $40 Bosc hip
stitch peoted style in block beige grey WOOL Sizes TO IS
SWEATERS, orig. Sl Sl5-now 81. Classic styles in
woo/tur blend loc, peocock opricot mint Also popular
oil wool bulkes in FoPs most vivid colors.
JeIlefs SchooI-Core Shop Fourth Floor r Street.
Selections OF oil broneh stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
CORSET SHOP SAVINGS. : Street Only

Orig so $3.50 sRAS-$I IS to $4ss. Straps and sop
less many wo-ofoknd nyon lace ostex and cotton
in the group. Sizes 81, SO and SO.
Orig. S5s5 to se5 GIRpLEs AND PANTY GIRDLEs-ss.ss
Slz9s PuI-on ond Upper styles boned and boneess,
wosine and high wost styles Sotn Ioex, nyon and
sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
LoUNGEWEAR CLEARANCE

group of beck wops poto and terry robes sizes 10 to 10
in the group. Orig $5.99-now ST.
Fourth Floor, Street only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
LOVE AND LAUGHTER
November Goes
To Ones Head
BY MARJORIE HOLMES
ITS good to be a woman when.


Its good to be woman when. -.
You hurte toward the country after weeks of being
city-bound
The trees that few weeks ago were ablaze with
brilanee stand now the color OF ashes soft dusty
silver that catches the sun.
The sky is milky cup. tranquil and The pave
ment uros over the hills before you like carpetng on
The cabin is chill but outside the sun is so fervent
that you fling doors windows wide and let the fire that
soon swapping on the crate compete with the golden
Lets take our sandwiches down on the patio you say
and together sit there munching and watching the
water that flat grayblue glass; striped with the gun
metal trunks of the They climb hillsides like
ranks of soldiers stripped Of their scarlet uniforms Erect
they stand at attention tan and straight and slender the
kings guards
The dog punges into the lake. swims for glorious
space with snuffng sounds leaving silvery trail Then
swinging back she scrambes comes shake her
self at your feet go way. wayI" you order fuley
holding your sandwich hGh-then hurting its last crust for
Suddenly it is too much--the sum- the water the
glorious release You ye for the sheer delight yelling
here the open spaces where no one win hear and think
you insane You whoopng after the dog in chase
dropping yellow chrysanthemums the only real spot of
color in this drab yet ngng landscape Running inside
you arrange them in a bright blue vase
Lyrics for Everyday Living
S@ NOVEMBER
November brings the death of tloDers,
1t also brings Thanksgiving.
November brings days shortened hours,
We come indoors for living;
November Iedues spring far behind
With fall days on the name.
But in NoUenber to mind
cheerful old refrain:
. "oNLY so MANY SHOPPING DAYS TILL cHRISTMASl"
Lucille Agniel Gaines
Books I've Liked Lately
Someone has said: Women enjoy nothing more than
good obstetrcal chat Maybe that's why book for and
about women by the famous obsetrician Dr. Virgil Damon
is such treat. Or maybe because he many nice
things about us in Il Learned About Women From Them"
written with Isabella Taves and published by David Mckay
For instance want to pay tribute to the courage and
stamina Of the American woman, who has been falsely
maligned spoiled and ambition-ridden." And From
the time the female child is conceived she stronger and
has better chance Of survival than the male.
"a woman stands pain better than She is
Drawer patient, willing to sacrifice But he
also deals canddly with foles and offers splendid
advice on our relationships with husbands: "a mans first
interest must be his work. he is to retain his sfrespect
And woman, she wants to stay happily married must
make her husband the center of her universe"
The book is laced warmly with "reminiscences generous
with histories sprnked with formulas for happiness
The result an unpretentious, homespun, somehow
thraing exploratory" Of that strange and wonderful
creature-womanl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
SATURDAY

Cappa ChelI models pre-
sents L. Frank Co.. fashions
at the Seven Corners store
from noon to 2 + m. Vincent
g. Vincent hairstyles.
Informal Modelling of
a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
BUDGET DRESS SHOP


Orig. $2 to S23 DRESSES redueed-$5. Come scoop up
cotton Doeron poesers Docroneoons royons and Arne
jerseys in light and dark solid coors srtwost styles
You'll be nightly olod to have these hond when Warmer
weather arrives. Sizes 10 to Is.
Orig SIS and Sic DRESSES Eedueed-SIo Dark eoors in
cotton Docron poeer and AcIon Ane tocetote/
cotton solids and stripes, sizes to 8.
Orig SIS and ST. DRESSES reduced-$2 Some wooIs here
Jerseys Dork solids and prints Some hof sizes in the group
Fifth Floor, Street. Selections at all branch stores
SPORTS DRESS SHOP
Orig SIS to SIS WOOL DRESSEs-$o to $40 Sheoths and
sh"ost dresses, solid coo poids and prints Broken styles
and eoo sizes to 10 in the group. Some foil eottons also
included.
Orig $40 to SOS WOOL KNIT cosTUMEs-s1s 10 s4s.
Hondsome additions TO your wardrobe . l. and piece
knits in smart fall shodes Broken styles and sizes
Fifth Floor, Street. Selections at oil bronch stores
LITTLE SPORTS SHOP Month End
Orig 81 to 81 BLoUSES-$2 and So Nyons Docron poyes-
Sizes 80 to &c. -
Orig $ls sUITs-$7 and $Iz Woos cotton eorduros
and cotton prints in the group Sizes 10 to IA.
First Floor, Street. Selections at FoIIs Church,
Shirlinoton, Silver Spring.
STOCKING SHOP Month-End IF Street onIy)
81 and S. SLIPPERS-$z. Broken sizes 5h to eH
81 and $l.s5 kNEE-HlGH AND ovER-KNEE STOCKINGS
50e Discontinued styles.
sI7s COTTON SOLE sTocKINes-7se Sizes to II overoo.
and toll.
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JUNIORS: Come Look Them Over!

Orig S25 to $50 DREsSEs-SI5. Need day dresses2 Dots
dresses? Find them here Woods include bosketweoVe print
one-Pecer, Glen Plaid box jacket with pIeoed skirt and
onother with full skirt 3piece wool suit with checked
wek wonderful jersey stole dress See, too, the chiffon
tu-skirt cocktail dress, the embroidered silk ooonzo.
Orig $40 to $50 DREssEs-Sss. IF Street onyl Wouldn't
you love wool print costume with block dyed fox collar
print posey wool with full skirt doubIe-k woods or
wool jerseys? Look here
Fur products labeled to show origin
Orig $40 to SIS coSTUMES-S5S. These junior high fosh-
ions include 3-pece wool mohor in beige another ooy
ploid wool with white lined hood IF Street onIy)
JelleRs Junior Deb Shop Fourth Floor Street
Selections OF oil branch stores.
Orig $I3 TO SIS DRESSES and $40. Lots of goodies
here! Solid color and pIod wooens wool kns orey fIo-
mel jumper, royon crepe sleeveless shift tronsion
cottons.
Jeleffs Junior Budget Shop, Fourth Floor Street
Selections at oil branch stores unless otherwise noted
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