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RALEIGH, N C, SATURDAY, APRIL «S, ISM
8
DEB QUEEN Lovely Wray Pash, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G E. Pash. Is shown on her throne as she reigned as queen over 41
seorgeously gowned, dignified damsels during the annual Debutante
Ball in Rocky Mount given by the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. Mr*.
Vivian Tillman, basileus The girls represented high schools of Rocky
Mount. Tarboro, Conetoe. Wilson. Battleboro, Enfield, Pinetops. Elm
BY SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: I'm going with a
i rl who if sweet and lovely ~nd
underfill in every way. There s
only one thing about her that keeps
bothering me, and that is her in.in
ner of making herself up. She's for
• \er doing something "extreme’ to
i»r hair, to her fare, or to her fin
s'mails, and I think it ruins her
J.W. DANT
7 YEARS OLD
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DEAR SALLY
natural beauty Her latest innova
tion has really thrown me. She has
removed her natural eyebrows and
now paints on some artificial ones
about a half inch or so above the
old line, and as a result, she now
has a startled, "what'a up" appeal
ante about her. Do you think :t
would be all right for me to say
something to her about tins, or is
in
City Whitakers Nashville and Laurinburg. At left front ie Gendetyn
Tweedy, daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. R. Tweedy, who was runner
up for queen’s honors. Each girl was awarded a scholarship. The
2vent was staged In the BTW High School gym. (J. B. BARREN
FOTO).
this none of my business? I do love
her very much. JIGGS.
DEAR JIGGS: The fact that
you love the girl should make
it some of your business. Be
tactful. Tell her what a wonder
ful job Nature did on her in the
first place, and that you think
she would look ever so much
better if she allowed Nature to
take over again.
DEAR SALLY: I’m a bride of
three months, and now I’m worried
about a dominant streak my hus
band i* already beginning to show.
Ever since I was graduated from
college two years sgo. I've carried
on an extensive correspondence
with college friends, both male and
female. Mv husband is stoutly main
taining that it is wrong for me to
correspond with other men, even
if everything is platonic. I hate the
idea of breaking off with these peo
ple, because they ARE very good
friends and our letters have never
been anything but friendly and in
formative —never the slightest hint
of romance. Do you think my hus
band is in the right to demand this
of me’ OINNY
DEAR OINNY: A mature man
would tolerate his wife's cor
respondence with old college
friends. I think your husband's
attitude .Is one not so much of
dominance as of personal Inae
eurlty.
DEAR SALLY: What ran a girl
do when, after three years of try
ing to be a good wife and mother,
she realises that she still Is in love
with a former sweetheart with
whom idle went steady for two
years previous to breaking off and
meeting her present husband? My
husband is a good, kind, and con
siderate man. but he arouses no
flame in me. 1 bumped into my
former boyfriend a week or so sgo,
and something clicked in both'of us.
Ho wants me to leave my husband
and marry him. Do you think I
sould do this, or must I resign my
self to a whole lifetime of unhappi
ness because of one foolish mis
take? I'm still very young, only 21
years old. Please advise me SORRY
DEAR SORRY: Young though
you are. It's about time you
were growing up and began ap
preciating that “good. kind,
and considerate man" you now
have. You made your decision
three years ago—now stick with
It and make it work. Too often
the glamour of that second
marriage w ears off sooner than
that of the first marriage and
besides, you have the big re
sponsibility of motherhood to
consider. *
DEAR SALLY: I'm a widower cf
S 3. and have ocen dating a widow
of 49 for the past several months.
I've mentioned the idea of marriage
to her, but she keeps telling me
she is not quite ready yet to make
such a decision. She docs go out
with several other men. but she
has given me every reason to be
lieve that I'm No. 1 with her My
problem is that, while idle exhibits
affection toward me when we are
alone, she never give the slightest
hint of it when we're with other
people, such as her family and her
children not even letting me
hold her hand I think this is fool
ish for a woman of her age. and I
don't like being compelled to hide
my real feelings for her in the pre
sence of others. What do you think
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Ga. Hospital
Gets Negro
Woman Medic
ATLANTA ( ANP) The Fulton-
DeKalb hospital authority last week
approved the appointment of the
first Negro woman doctor. Dr.
Gwendolyn Cooper Mannings, to
the Grady Memorial hospital visit
ing staff.
Dr. Mannings is a graduate of
Meharry Medical college at Nash
ville and ii certified by the Ameri
can board of internal medicine.
She was accorded all rights and
privileges given other visiting staff
physicians who serve at Grady
without pay.
About a month ago the hospital
accepted another Negro, Dr. Asa G.
Yancy, as a visiting staff physician.
Grady Memorial is the S2O mil
lion downtown facility administer
ed by the Fulton-DaKalb hospital
authority.
Interviewed
For Jobs
Overseas
GREENSBORO Senior stu
dents at Bennett College were giv
en an opportunity for personal in
terviews with Robert Bell, repre
senting the Agricultural Technical
Assistance Foundation of New York
concerning employment opportuni
ties in the associations overseas
program.
The association, which ia assist
ing in the development of programs
In Africa, North Borneo, Sarawak
and Thailand, is particularly int
erested in employing home econo
mists. normal school teachers, sec
retarial and business training spe
cialists and persons trained in phy
sical education and social welfare.
On The Home
Front
(Items this week from Wake.
Barnett and Caswell Counties.)
FAMILY FOOD SUPPLY
An adequate food conservation
plan is the number one goal of Mr*.
Betty Stinson of the Bazzel Creek
community in Wake County.
According to Mrs. Mary Graham,
assistant home economics agent,
Mrs. Stinson it observing the fol
lowing practices in producing an
ample supply of food: locating gar
den in new spot; selecting certified
vegetable seeds: treating land for
diseases: planting different kinds of
vegetables: and cultivating on time.
COMMUNITY nEVTLOFMENT
In the McLean Chapel communi
ty, progress is being made on their
community development projects.
Mrs. Ida Hinnat, home economics
agent, says three of the four chur
ches haye already seeded their
lawns and ten families have order
ed name plates for their mailboxes
in the Harnett County community.
She says people passing through
the community can already spot
improvements being made.
FAMILY LIVING ACCOUNT*
Who do families naed family liv
ing accounts? Miss Helen Psyna.
home economics agent In Caswell
County, says families need to de
velop managerial knowledge and
skills tr using resource* they have.
She says It is important to raise
the family income but they should
know how to manage what they
have first Homemakers consider
managing the family income one of
their most important responsibili
ties.
about this? JOHN.
DRAB JOHN: I think she is a
refined and sensible per* an. If*
enty tea evident that she Isn't
as yet ready te Indicate that
there Is «e»e than frtendhlp be
tween yen. and she la handling
matters with read taste and
dtacrettan.
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