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Mr attd who ahe l#ft Broken
h^^rtedt SW has eauMd me lot*
of hf»rt
Scientific F^ily Gams Boy
MnTtt- VOUR auestion will be Maswfred: i'REE in this column
(uH.iane, tumptd
rOnii no/ rntE ADVICt or ’ Pu-'«l'’”s
;.nd all Utteri to: ABBE WALLACE, care of THE ,^^^0-
S«nd all utter* t ^ Strttt. Durham. N. CaTohni.
want i.iy
ship or
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to
An, .- Y'U th= Ml nil wiiin-
nit whiit youriji man d>* -n t
likf tv havt* tlu; phuti of a prctij
on hi.- dr.'-^er. V »u an' U!K-
ini' t'jiit. ciimpliment too
in^;' from any sort
"rntiii ^
»pdl,
An«! Your (laughter i» a very
diiirinini'd ijirl and she has no
Tntentionn of marrying' a "man he
doc'^ not loVe. I advise you to let
h«>r handk her own love affnfi'.i
for »hc knows hettw than you do
■who nhe want« to marry. Sh« i!«
not Roinfr to marry this boy you
ask about.
ConvenUon Theme
DHV—Dear Mr. Wallace, “t-
a muakinsr you if you are married
or single? I »aw your picture in
the paper and 1 have fallen in ,
lov^^'Kh you. I want me a goodcultural qpportunitles, and leisure
The IMS Winaton Salem con
vention theme for the N. C. Con-
gren of Parent* and Teachers
will he the “Child in the Com*
munity.” Several aspbcts of the
main theme will be considered,
«uch at present-day t^ueeti^,
parents’ reaponsibility, health
and character-building agenciao,
PI,—My mother i.? .iick. Is :-hc
'hurt? Who hurt her?
Ans; Your mother is not hurt.
Her condition i* due to a run
down body. She ntedi the
tlon of a pood mfdlcal duelor
who will have her up and abi-ut
in short order. She is not'suffer-
HGR II 1 do whttt I have in
mind in thf boy- that I desire to
^ I with will ‘I be fortunat.*
enouKh to stay out^of trouble?
I
An; : You will b« making a bijt
nM.stake little triil if -you de.;ide
Ui do tbesc 'things you have in
min^ to '{ft wifh the boy*. For
the sake^f your future happiness
—don't make this mistake. If
you do you will lose your.ielf-
ri'spect and no deccnt boy will
care to go with you.
SMD—Will my daughter marry
tlic man who wanted to marry
husband to care for me and come
and live with me. I love you from
yniir tjyar picture (smile) Mr.
Wallace. This IF“true "bs—0e4-4»-
Heavon,”
Ans: My Dear. Girl—I want
you to know that 1 am highly
flattered by th« compliment you
have paid me. It so happeins how^
ever that 1 already have a wif3
arid baby laAd -we live very htyjpl-
Don't let this newa
diHRapoint you too mufch for a
younK man will come into your
life this Summer who w€l brin*
to you the happiness you fCrave.
'RW—Will I ever get the truck
I want? If iSo, when?
Ans:' If you Iteep atowine
yoiir spa^e nickles and dimes
in the baiik—you will ^be aHe to
buy the truck you want around
the first pt May 1938.
time. The convention will opeij
Wednesday morning April 20,
continue through Thursday w^th
_8 Th\^raday evening toanquet, ahd
adjourn at Tiool
22. Headquarters the
Robert E. Hotel.
it might be best to have notbiii^r
more to do with him but for the
sake of your babies—try to be
a little more reasonable with him
for jf handled right—he will
make a good father t® the child
ren and will cut out running
around.
BW I give a lawyer a mortgage
on my home and I pya him every
week. Is be going .to take my
money and then try to sell my
place or not?
Ans: As long - as you keep
your end of the bargain—he v'lll
keep his. Whenever you make
payments on this loan don’t .'ail
to get a receipt for your money
and besure to keep these receipts
in fi safe place.
MY NEW^38 JIEADINGS ARE
NOW OFF THE PRESS--
ORDER YOURS TODAY!
EH—Will my husband and
ever agree on living togeth
again? Why must I have to be
bothered, with him now and
then? He does nothing but tell
lies all the time.
Ans: If you had no children
x-v
V- :
Tha Executive Committee «?f
thf state board met* in Green^
boro, Jan. 6 and 7 in the beauti
ful njiw Alumnae Building at the
Woman’s College; twenty of the
twenty three officers and director*
wure pre.sent, with MVs. J. Buren
Sdbury of .Wilmington, state
pVfsidont, presiding over all aes-
sionK. The purpose of the ex*“cu-
tive meeting wag to chopae a con
vention theme, arrange detailb
of tho convention program, and
corjsidei-’ poli'ies of the state as-
ntion._
Official convention h^atesT
Mrs. Mt'lville Prongny of Winaton
Salem, president of PTA Council
Mrs. N, L. Walker of
first vicl’-president, waa chosen
general convention chairman and-
Mrs. Jam«j N. Plaster of Winston
Salem, ccfrreppimding secretary,
asroeiate chairman. Other chair
men were named to various
posts.
Slated for consideration at the
Winbton Salem’ meeting are the
changes in the state by-laws to
place the NortA Carolina ^s.\*i-
ation in line with the national
association as regards the three-
year-tenure of office recently
adopted at the Richmond conven
tion las tx.ear. Another matter of
importancd' is the possibility of
establishing state office head
quarters with a full time secvs-
tary; ofTic espace In Little Guil
ford building at the ' Woman’s
College has been offered to the
association.
yNhf ^ bothered with on uaton'^lk
ilfidi downtown «rh«n if l« m
M««K • hutf
It's Ion ohfep*!- tv rkhi th« bta
Neve worr> about perking tpocft. 4^i fv
lr>t long, broictn Kjmcr-^rf arwi
or apofo Hm t^irv»a
A IUd» 14m Iwccai lovt M
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DON’T FLY TOO HIGH
Hm€>Money
Good news to all local unit*
is the announcement that tho.so
associations which have mot all
other qualifications for winning
Standard Certificates may be
fully eligible if -a. representative
is sent-to the Winston Salem con
vention; air other items have to
bS' reported by March 15, but
this aealiiijsatiQnL be added aX
the Rlch'flhind fron'rention or the
summer institute at Chapel Hill
to attain staiidard ratine;.
The Legislative committee of
which Mrs. W. iB'. Aycock of Ral
eigh is chairman will meet in
January to draw up the legisla
tive program to submit to the
state convention; this will eon-
F LYING too high
future with INSTALLMENT d'^bls
putiinq a mortgage on your
will be sure
to lead to a CRASH when your gas . . . your MONEY
. . . qivei oui. ®
Buy and enjoy life . . . but FIRST havo “the
money and be sure you can AFFORD it.
START SAVING REGULARLY NOVf
We W e I c o'm ,6 Your B a n k 4 n qi B
u s I n e s s.
Durham
Bank
Raleigii
AINJVBODV
Call Afford To Build!
Becaus* canditions concerning the planning, fikaacihg abd actual
coBtti'ttctioB *f a new home have nevar bMn ^ore faTorablSf
ab*olutely no reason why you can't liavo tke hooM ye« de-
•ir«. Undar the Federal plana yo« can build with tha eartainty of
full o;wneriIiip . . , a homa that will ba yeura in 10 or 20 yaara. Asti
j'our initial invcitment nood be only 20 par cont of tha 'nJaa of
jronr profierty! This new method of financing is easier, mor» eoa*
▼anient and n^ore economical... Taka advantage of this golcUa op
portunity no V.
■- ■ I . . ■’ '-.t ‘‘
come; m.MC^rOR all INFOHMATlOR^AfOUr
FEDERAL LQANS AND, HOME FINANC1N(^ PLANS
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sts In
OS
Mr. R.
Hill is
aity of N. C. in August,
M. Grumman of Chapel
chairman of the Institite.
For the current year, 35,000
all inclusive meijiberahipR have
already been sent in to the state
treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Burks of
Gibsonville, who says, however,
that the membentfaip work ia just
getting under way good.
IfT charge of exhibit at the
-fitate convontJon wtH ibe Mrs. V.
H. Darden of Hertford. Every
one of the ten\ districta will havp !
a* 4^omplete showing of its work-1
ing equipment.
ce~TJlsnB—voar
1938-S9 will be submitted by
each chairman of the executive
board at the post-conventijn
meeting; material thus prepai^d
will ffo into local unit presidents
packages in August.^
Mrs. J. Buren SiJbury repre- c
senfeed the PTA at a conference
held In Ralligh Jan. J to cor
relate work dealing with youth
assistance in the state. Mrs. Sid*
bury has been named a member
of Governor Hoey’s commission
to study ways and means of
providing more switkble and ad
equate instruction fo rexception-
al children. The asimciation will
also be represented in Washing
ton at the national conference on
Better Care for Mothers and
Babies.
BENNETT STUDENTS BRING
BACK INTERESTING REPORT
OF STUDENT UNION
,vwta
n CALOtlE
lee-jdo CAiORiii
IN CAIOS
100 CALO*
SWNACM K*TION
MSA» ftMtTION
(t| (0«.t0
MIIK—ONi 6LASS
LOSES HBM
3
loses heat
•Y
EVAPOHATION
hittsrtkAnoM
Dr. Charles W. Brabbee, format professor of heating and air cortditloning
at the University of Berlln-Charlottenburg, with the Them r,; which
he daalgned to shT)w that you cool to heat for the new shov/rooms of
14 companlea of American Radiator and Standard Sanitary CDr.iofatlon.
tain not only legislative endorsed
by the nationalij'association, but
measures to T)e puT Before the N.
^ General"Assembly of ’39, con
cerning matters pertaining to the
schools and children. Another
January meeting ,. scheduled to
be held in Chapel Hill will be de
voted to plans for the 1938 Pa-
rent-Teachers Institute ' to be
held itTconnection wjlh the Ex-
tension division of tie , Univ2r-
GRiEENSBORO, N. C.—Frances
Jones and Elizabeth Williams,
students of Bennett College who
attended the American Student
Union on the Vassar College
Campus at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
where approximately 600 ^u-
dents were in attendance, made
ejeceliemt^ report during the
week.
“What shall be the, policy of
the American Student Union on
the question of Peace” seemed
to have beep" the paramount
topic of the conference, which f the “X.Vference
subject was discu.tsed by Joseph
Lash, national executive secre-
tary of ..the, organization. His
COMPLETING a family of eclen-
.tiflc models, the world-famous
Dresden man and the Qlua Woman
have now been supvlemeiited by
the Thermal Poy who iVM Just been
loatallKl In the worid’r largest
showroom of bulUtng equipment
recently opened at Otn
Street in New York City by 14
companies of the Araertcan Radlr
ator and Standard Sanitary Corpo
ration. .
Designed by Dr. Charles W. Drab-
bee, former professor of heating
and air conditloniag at the Unlver-
a'ty of Berlln-Chartottenburg, the
boy. a Ufe-sise model, demonstrates
the little known fact that It Is Im
possible to supply heat externally
to the human body.
Through flashing lights, rushing
air currents, and changes In the
appearance of the boy hlmself.’sthe
elaborate ^heat mechanism of the
human body upon which life Uself
depends is demonstrated.
Operated by the spectator, the
boy travels through a complete
cycle showing how heat Is supplied
to the body only Internally through
the combustion of food and demon
strating how to get rid of this heat
on the hottest days..
Even i^n the acaaoas chknifa
and the oeWest winter approaches,
the body must lose heat, and arti
ficial heating merely keeps It from
losing too murh hint to the air
and surroumlinj- oh! He warns
that heat can be la ,r m-more than
one.way'iind fni'ii the nifwt exact
regulation of air tf‘mji. i;ifr,ro alone
will not keep, a per.^^n cojivfortable.
A human belnM, the boy show's)
loeee heat to cooIim- air and is un
comfortable becaiu i he caniiotloBe '
It to warmer ajr. l>itt at the same
time, a mysl*‘rlou: i f Ion Is going
on where heat^^fV^fby-radiation
or ether waves, i if to the ether
waves of raflio.^und science 1« Just
beginning to thr import
ance of this 8t i .'jnil' ^;tion.
A minlniunr o{-. 40iJ heat units
must t>e lost evi-ry hour to main
tain the boily tfi;'i': nUtire of 98.6
degrees Paiuenh-it-. r.iiii when the
first two mt'thu'!.. f.til, ertcnce uti
lizes a saft'ly \i'lve in the form ot
perspiration whitli .Irawa heat from
tjie b(Kl.v as It
siame way .tli' t
from a stovu
plained.
'Pbo new iici’ :
It, Is demonstr;;t
heaf balance hi
nier Ijy conttolii:
a, in the
>r ia!es Keat
lioil, It is ez-
'iitloiiing,
ii- jvlilea for a
« T and Bum-
thi t- riperatura"
of surrounding a-tr, tho rnpAcity af
that air to wHsorb ev.T|torated mois
ture, and the amoiint of hoat that .
the *a*ttM4oil». ei,ii-i-y thr
the ether to siirrnttii !l';j* obji-cts,
supplylnp rount r ru i ■ v hou
the'lass bfcou;..;; t, ..‘l- i
She also read an excerpt fram IRA KEMP’S UNION TO
opinion was that they should not
support .the Oxford pledge when
in doubt,-^K) it woutd keep them
from taking part in the impor
tant evfnts of the world today,
Mr. Liaih also’ spoke of a drive
toward^ better V understanding
among all of the constituents «f
the Upion; especially was he in
terested in the Negro students
of the South, according to Misa.
Jones.
aiaaaKii
Whiten^your skin
—with this famous bleach
I President Roosevelt's letter to ^
which stated flat*
it was encouraging to find that
there were students sufficiently
serious minded to devote a part
of their Christmas holidays to
the solution of social, economic
and political problems of today.
Miss Williams, who worked on
the special Negro comlnission
headed by Louie E. fEHirnham,
reports the conference interests
in the solution of inter-raeiel j
issues, bringing out the fact 'hat
the re-actions of the conference
denoted markel improvement in
the fair-findpdness/ of present-
day students.
•CARRY ON
NEW yOiiK - (t i 111 ii I'o'iH-
ing meeting Sundtiy ' at tl’eir
hall, 25-1 W. 135tii itrei't . th'
Ilariem Labor rntmded ’,y
the Jat'e ira-l^r.ip. jiiftl,- d thtiii-
selvc‘H to “c'.r'j vn'‘ in the-f.nlrit
of the di'iiarti 'i ieadcP, John Par
ris; one of-Kt.nip's close associ-
ate.s, prtsilled; Arthur Reid, on'j
I of the fiiuritlei-;, rveiew’ed the
work of the oi fanizijjrmtj—and
followitifr his upeeih a new. divi-
:sion was set" to oruany;o^Har-^
Itin house workers.
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