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THE CAROLINA TIMES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1941
AMSMCA'S OUTSTAM0M* A0VNO9 ON
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KS—I wish to knuw if thb ui: ijto take her out. In a I'l’w jears
you have plfiity dutfs to
go daneiug. You uiid your pluy
sihter sbouldu’t choose the t^aiue
I Mil fouig with lueaiu ui«; ...ly
goodf \STiy does he dod^e i j or
6Uy hid frooi me when li.a )Miy
days cotiir aud whcu it js over bc#u
wiUi, hi' will coBie si'ckiDg back.
Plea.M' tell met ^ , jjj—j j,lmunng on tukin^ n
Ana: Vour ca*,* i>> idaiii to'trij, und 1 wish to 1>now if 1 cuu
se** thru as daylight—h« just ^ „„ .m and will hi-
doesn’t want to »iHUid any o£ his'he will /
luoufv on you. AUhoUKh iifter he! ^ vacation would do y»u
ha.-^^lK-nl it all fn' t^eems to k.uow but I don’t think that it
where to go to get » deennt nieiil.p^„ui,| j,,. advisaliU- to deiwr 1 on
A. loug as you take him buck person to keep all the prom-
broke—lie will continue lo inill!ij.,.s, jmg ,„.,de you. H,. isn’t in a
the wool over your eyea.
BAK—Tell lue what I should
do about the little score that cauie
on me and the knot in uiy 1 ead f
Aiu: Go)'to the doctor. It is
aaoiit unwisecrTltl the .core stay
on your body indefinitely and the
doctor can tell you the j>roper
thing to do about the knot ou
your head.
Doubtfal:—^Please tell me frank
yl and straight whot does this
boy think of nief Does he think le«°ibles loo. Under the
more of me or uiv sister T Must stances yon would be
I ask him to carry me to a dance T
Ans: Well he isn’t very excited
about you or your little “play”
skter either. He’s teasink you two
girls. No, don’t ask hiui to take
yon to a dance. It ion’t consider
ed a girl’s place 'to ask the boys
WKIT
STYiE BOOK
etamme m m straws
•COCOANUTS
4 •tfl«NOKNC
• PANAMAS
ALL SiZBuALl BRIMS
HOWARD HATS
hamemk hading stylist
2IF W. 125“ STREET
o»r.».i
position financially to do all that
ht* says he will. Take the trip,
but buy a round trip ticket so
you will be sure of a way home.
liUU—My boy friend has ha-
Iiits that 1 can’t get him to l.reak
We arc suppose to get inairied
real soon and do you sujjpose that
he is goniig to stop these habits
or not T
Ans: It’s not likely that he
will, lie’s been drinking eoiiKtant
ly every since you met him and
circuui-
takiiig
quite u cljauce to marry him. lie
also likes to run around with
girls and you are too much of a
lady to tie yourself down to some
one who w'ill only bring you |
sorrow.
lILM—Please tell me it it
would be best for me to go back
to my boss und apologize ami ask
for my job backt Sometime I
feel like I um beiiif imposed uj>-
on.
Ans: Yes, go back to her and
ask for your job. She likes you,
and has proven it a number of
time occasionally-, .She ]>ays you
well for your serviot-a and I would
advise you try to hold ou to this
job.
the first half of this year involv
ed oollisions between two motor
vehicles. The other 413 fatnlitiM
were diKtrihufed as follows: l.’iO
involved collisions between motor
vehicles ailll pedostriana, 116
invotved motor Vehicles that ran
ofr''the roadway chie to excwivc
speed, 2U resulted from GolIisioiMi
lu'tween vehicles and railirond
trains, 3.') involved cars that
overturned on the roadway, 20
resuKed from ctrfHsions between
motor vehicles and bisy«le«, 31
occurred in motor vehieles that
struck fixed objects such as brid
ge abutments, 5 resulted froai
ollisions between motor vehicles
four children In
Increaan
Since pork prices hfcve been
on the uPe'^adc, Wilson County
farmers are increasing Iheir
lireedinj? herds ir ninch ns po"-
sible I
^ Approximately 75 per cent of
■ " • Cmr««of W1 poanut acreage in Northnmp-
Xhe Bev. Glenn T. Settle ol bas been affected by
revebwd, Ohio, announced Irf t"rips this season,
reoent broadcast of Colnmbiq JTHrznrrnr;
Uwork’t “Wings over Jordan^'
luck for Polk County farmers,
reports J. A. Wilson, farm agent
of the N. C. State- College Exten
sion iService.
Jail Safe Robbed
Five Times; Jailor’s
Auto Taken, Too 400,000 Airport
■Santa Monica, Gal., — Polico|'| ,
Chief C. E. Webb was irrit«tody0lS UO AllCaU
when iwisoners’ money began dis«. If IT O
aPl>earing /roin the department^n’flQj trQIQ U,
laft—it hapiKMied four timea. o
It was einbarraaaing, too, when $300,000 has been allotted by
someone stole an automobile be-the Civil Aeronautics Board in
longing to {he city jailor. That’sWashinifton toward the con-
Oeorge Webb, the chief’s brotherrtruction of the Durham-Ral-
Well, .$5,500 vanished fromcitrh airport. The board noti-
the Police Defwrtment sole this^*®^ Congressman T. Dur-
week end. A department (itore^**” and &nator .rosiah Bailey
put it there—for safekeeping. North Carolina that this sum
—!b— would be allotted in addition to
jn^TflgtfB ’1100,000 put up by Durham,
IJruee West, unit demonetra-?**®^*^’
West,
tion t'arnier in
unit
the Marble com-
Too Many Peaches,
Too Little Money
Advocates of the Govern
crop curtailment of wheat, cot-|
ton, etc., are drawing parallel
pictures today with the peach
growers of this state who find
themselves in a tijrht spot>—they
hate too many peaches and the
price is going down until they'll
fare little better than in an off
crop year.
The average price last sea
son was $1.15 a bushel, but the
million bushels crops is driving |
the price this year down as low,
as 60c in some localities.
Parents are urged to have
and animal drawn vehiclca.
counties.
ol tbb will iMulmioB
progn
(10,000 In scholarships to deser
stadenfs of the raee. )li>
I are r«itricted to pcrMAi
jnrolldd In senior high sci^'lifi
pc«4e4 anywhere in fiie UnlL *
fail details coneei
sis fOitt««t will be malic
Ovfi
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l^o
Many promla«nt e^doati
voctsanted to Mrve oi
he Mmminlon d
hla temtmri and (heir deeblon)
bo fhics! in aJ3 caws.
Keeps GWk Cool
Mtrmiu a44r««lnf "Wi^ 0«
(•rdMB* 1Q eare of CBlHktili
)> Kbhli fter listen to i ^ u
(NSUltATION, wonder labrte of to-
day which will keep heat or ooM
hi or out as desirM. to theaiedtaiv
ksed to blanket the oiren area at
Ihe modem gas r«nte; 'an« H Jiai
tucceeded in makiotr the task et
baking cool,- comfortable and aa*
Urely pleasant for the housewife.
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B8C—I am eeriouijjy in love
with a young man from out of
town who came down to seo me
Sunday. lie says he awiul lone-,
some und wants me to leave my
husband for him. 1 married young
and really didn’t love my hus
band and I want to know if I
should leave him and go to this
boy fls I seem to love him. My
husband- raelly doesn’t make
enough to support me proerly.
Ans: Young lady you haven’s
grown up yet, else you w'onldu’t
lie out cheating on your husland.
This fellow from out of town
lonesome—but he’s home now and
that’s a dill'erent story. D) not
dei)end on leaving your hui^band
for him, for he isn’t that inter
ested. If your husband is unable
to properly sujwrt you at the
time, get a job and help bring in
ill^e meat yourself.
Can Have Beautiful Hoir
^ UT THI’
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Not Always “The
Traffic Accidents
Other Fellows” Fairit
Anyone who thinks it takes
t^o motor, vehicles to make an
accident would be greatly disillu
sioned by the Highway Safety
DivifeijJi'n j[;( trallic acciUii^t vsum-
iiiary for tile fiitit six mbntus^of
this year.
This summary, completed this
week, reveals that only 129 of
the. 5-lj tr,aOie fatalities on North
Carolina streets and highways
Proving tho positive value of In-
mlatiou In a range is the trick bak-
hg test you see illustrated. Four
CO cubes were placed between two
(lyers of the same thickness insula-'
Ion used to blanket tho oven of
|hls range. The oven was preheated
o the' high (temperature of 460
legrees F. neleeasary for baking
he^lscults 20 minutes (and that
» a long time). At the end of the
(eripd, the biscuits were browned,
(rhile the ice cubes remained firm
(nd were 75% of their origtaal size.
When Insulation envelops the
yon area of a gas range it keep*
he heat within where It belongSL
pr Jt directs heat from the oven
jrn|l8,back into the oven interior.
, hie produces uniform heat dlstribu-
|cn which makes baking results far
KtJcr'; the kitchen and the 'cook
fe cool, and there Is loss fuel used .
■cause nono Js ^!
. This $400,000 is the first of
munity of Cherokee County, appropriations that are
,K,rts that Inne and Pjosphate^^ ^^^^d ^he airport in the'
have increased yields on his farm^^^ and will likely take'
by more than 50 per cent. preliminary costs'such
Disaatrotts grading and surfacing. The
Itains and drought have cOm-
bincd to make this a year of hard?^^®‘’ cost twice the $400, -
000 thus far advanced.
fmproyed LowaIoried Diet
Helps Shed Extra Pounds
tpXCESS K'eittht, • butgiiw unattracdvc fi^re, provide a very real
problev. It's a tciiwta£>o not to iodu^ in the joys of eating,
to foroid yourself the tfain§s you like most to eat.
But mth detcrtdinadon and a well-planned diet, the task is not
Impossible. Take for Insmoce, the improved 9-day reducing diet ap
pearing in tlie August iuue of Good Housekeeping magazine. Prc-
r
imp YOU AS
IT HAS mLPCD
THOUSANDS
OF OTHMSI
How You CaKjGrow LoiiQi Healthy Hoir
Ceitaia partt of Ae body *fww to « certain .im and no further, vrhereM,
Hair Cnwifs tlw^ys you your Acalp healthy. An aiung scalp caut^
Udung. When you *cr«ch jrow^tcalp you make tores and scars. *
HAIR WILL HOT 6ROW FROM A SCAR
I 1n»ere are no sweat '*
I by Mtorc to nake eertain ontgrowthi of Ain which we all know very
weO. flair is produced by our ccalp skin. Each Hair Crows from a specwl
' Ifttle place in the tnie skin. If you destroy or niutiUte this true »km
yw nay fed all ri^t, but nothing will ever form another ttve skin.
A tear is not dua. You will ne»er find a hair growing from a scar or
•ate. Hair grows from the cells of the hair bulbs. If you do
Mt after these bair bulbs. 4>air will become brittle and^ break off.
There are two gbnds to each bir lo produce oil that keeps it wft and
fceept it from becom pp-jg-jn " and from crackmg. Every hair has
h wUdi is aliichad Root. In order to have attractive.
haut Crow Hah by keeping yoar scalp
la «aad ^afgHF'Keep h ^a. wit and eliminate itching and dandruff,
an aaffcr.ni! wirii head aores ar »cai» do net delay taking our
i tttMm or you will taae your hahr. Jo yoar h^^
pwperfy and gaaraatee yauraeW a ■'bMhhy. beautiful head of
ln^i^Mria('.hair, gi«« yourself a complete N«*Hair Treatment,
I Sc«f^ rn9tmti/t fiuhH vf:
ir* furmdmt
^MONEY,
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SnCIAL OFPfft
FOR OHLY
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I aalr $\Jt9 ftm i*» ctau »»>Ma«
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CTSTiis:! irei4woy. N«w York. N Y.
For your card file. Cut along dotted Unea. *
Betty Barclay’s Jelly Shetf
n
A
IS
RIPE PEACH JELLY
(Makes about 9 medium gla$tet)
8 cups Juice
caps sugar
1 bottle fruit pectin
To prepare Juice, remove pits from about 3Vi pounds fully
fipe peaches. Do not peel. Crush peaches thoroughly. Add
^ cup water.
Bring to a boll, cover, and simmer 6 minutes. Place truH
I In jelly cloth or bag and squeeze out Juice.
Measure sugar and Juice Into large 'saucepan and mix.
Bring to a boil over hottest fire and at once add bottled
I fruit pectin, stirring constantly. Then bring to a full rolling
boil and boll hard H minute.
Remove from Are, akim, pour quickly. Paraffin hot Jelly
^ at once.
I
tared by the Good HottsakeepinCt^
Bureau and tested by a volunteer
•quad, 'the diet works like a eharni.
The meals are planned to provide
approximately 1000 ealorlea «ach
4ay, but thj foods have been
•clected so that you will be ade*
qnately and well fed. Inelnded on
the diet are substitutea for vege
tables and fruits, so menus can
be adapted to financial conditions,
tcasons of the year, and personal
preferences.
Margaret Kingsley of the Good
Housekeeping. Bureau, who saper^
vised the diet has prool of its
success. Members of the volunteer
squad lost from* four to nine
pounds in the prescribed period
while carrying on 5 norma! sched.^
jle of work, and no unfavorable
results were reported. Though any
normal man or woman can follow
the program. Mias KlngaJey ad
! vises that no diet shoold be under,
taken ^thout the authority of a
physician.
, To correct any vitamin deiicienoy
• toliK’h may ocout in a reatrieted
diet, the Good Housekeeping sched
ule provides liver, green, leafy
vegetables and ogga for Vitamin
A; whole-wheat bread, milk, vege
tables and meat for Vitamins Bi
and Bf; and tomatoes, cabbage and
fruit for Vitamin C.
But here are some suggestions
to enhance the efTeciiveness of tho
new diet. Drink plenty of water.
Including two glasses of war;»
water Immediately upon arising ia
the morning. Use mineral-oil sala#
dressings. Get plenty of exercisa.
Cj sure to eat only the lean por
tion of meat because of its lo*»
Calorie content, and for the sa:ii«
reason stick to boiled or poachei
eggs. And remember not to nibb^
between meals.
But do not continue this low
ealoried dlat beyond the recom
mended 9-day period. At the en-1
ef this time take a week’s vacation.
If, after this, there are still to
many pounda, start another nine-
day schedule, bi^t don’t forget
that tho vacation Is an important
tiart of the reducing routine.
C. W. HOBBS
GROCERY
Groceries - Meats
Food Stamps Cashed
501 E. First Street
Ther we|7| ilnoDail bible each
Entertains With Bufaft
iiiiiiiilHiiifliiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiiHiiiiiiii
Dr. Aubrey L. Palmer
Eyes Examined
?lasses Fitted
We maintain a cowMdy
equipped office for thi«
elusive eonvenienee of the
Colored Pveple.
Tele. 3 - 8506
(Opposite Public Libmry)
317-A N. Tryon Street
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if
On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelrjr,
Silverware, Men’s Clothing, Type
Writers, Shot Guns, Musical In*
Btruments, anything of value.
' RELIABLE
LOAN CO.
121 EAST TRADE STREET
“Charlotte’s Oldest and Largest”
David Pender Stores
and
Big Star Super Markets
TEACHERS JOB
CLINTON N. and L COLLEGE
Rock Hill, S. C.
A Co-Educational Institution
Conducted by the
A. M. E. ZION CHURCH
Healthful Location
Reasonable Rates, Self-Help
Opportunity
Fall Session Beg^ins September 8,
1941
For information, address: '
President, E. Warner Brice
E^MTOR^ NOTE: This clolumn is published for the benefit of
unemployed teachers desiring positions, employed teachers de
siring better positions, and superintendents and principals
in search of competent instructors. Address all correspond*
ence to Teachers Job Exchange, Box 59, Durham, N. C.
Cost of listing your desires for. a position in this column
will be furnished 'upon request* Principals may list their desires
for instructors without cost.
No. 125—ELEMENTARY TEACHER (Female) with 16
years grammar grade and elementary teaching experience with
a grammar grade A Certificate desires position. Can play pi
ano and teach public school music and direct playground activ
ities. *•
No. 126—ELEMENTARY TEACHER (F\jmale) with ele
mentary “A” certificate and 15 years teaching expeiience in
grammar grade and elementary work desires position. Holds
A. B. degree from accredited college*
No. 127—HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER (Male) with A. B.
degree from accredited college, English Major, French -Minor
and six years teaching exiierience. Has high school “A" certifi
cate.
Please metnion number when making inquiries. Address all
correspondence ‘Teachers Job Exchange’, Box 59, Durham'N.C.
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