PAGE TWO
THE FAMILY ROUNDTABLE
MW YORK. (GLOBAL) -•
Dear M-;i; Bab
Rodney incited n;<' to N< ■■■ Vonc
■for a holiday week-end ~ . sen)
the ticket. He also met me at the
tram. I stayed with an oi i claw
mate. She feel* Iftttl Rodney v ■-,
mt treating me quite fail Here 1
is what happened:
HU parent* invited no use
guests for the same time, even
though they knew I was com
ini',, If. never tame lor me
any until 8 or 3 p. m. J'bc-re
was nothing for me to o ad
tj*v hut sit around. (My jrtri
friend v»a w ■ rKing.i Mr
would say that he'd call at one.
hour hut usually the tall came
two or thre- h mis later i
hrottc: t his mother a gift, but
hr did not 'ahe trie out there
until after (he visitor and her
flrtt’hter hail gone, md {f “ u
•a is the night I v, ns leaving ?
wsas forced to Mkt a late train
nd * ■ ’ roast of lito night
traveling.
An'.oiior :Kt.p -o. i'R that hi* r>«-
■'nos f'hf: on him < .cit Right.
eve: net working ’hat wee it -
. id nit • ■>■. H e says we 'an'; raar
rv ’ir ■ : hr • ..'mph-ies his sc!.
-.7 i . k til'd ss ;M ti.-i'd i
mtflU/St :■ ■; i to tftli .-n;: tilftt the
S.;ndrr' T '•■ns there was n } e« until
<i.v» v . -’.-A triit if si.'.’DV:<""! tnrr.r
tritttg. and thfct is M’hon nr
took - .-oil Mv > .... Old
dress were almost: reived. T don't
!■ i r- ■ t 1 me U- <*■■; b"‘-
dd yc u ih'-.k my girl f.Hcmi L
lehC
CHARLOTTE • BMt'ovore
Dear
O .. • V; j • r s
vc i'iv ■ ."n, hit ?. .■ow r.i’v other.-:
can r vc you i -;:• r vi cv Us. l-H
pd , r. Vo,friend has a ant.
yc* --he cannot knov ail t the
f* 01 ai! .7 tp V >Ol.l VI ,t;.o
}• L is i the
a tilth obir.f iiv, .y vs ait outsider.
It is perleet'y propel for a
v.m.i; lady f. vi-it tin v.sm
you but one must !:< very
careful oi hei actions and
repviati n. Cluing nut only at
bchfltt v. mild not look too good
for v uutr girl in a mg city
like New ycuiv. T fieri, art
many many things to do dur
ing the day, and having you
visit far the firs ttanie. he
should have shown you
round more Also, Rodney
shoo’d li vi been more con
si-vat- of you and the rain.
If wo:;Li J--.H if ho sc ( ;utert
House uu- st. ajmmd ail day
; :-ri In you take up where she
; off It his f. a reals made dc
-61 e!i a l
si €1 linss
i > lU.'BY Tf.’NN YSON
N*V YORK <GLOBALf Tot*,
t . : ■ ) ■■
...rft, J 1 ! v Ifj wher* iu- Ky *'\io
P;- fi. t' 'T-ity v/*.s feo-1
and i*. ’■ th.i• •m' Vscrp coo) st
i: . ■ . «veryoiit is no*/, g-.’t
fin;*. rtVs-iy f.->r the next one on J• •*-
ly kv. the B’ -d; vn Chapte'
■•I t -■ sam- £;. : will be hot!
I.C’S A-WCELE-S. CiLIFORoV-,
is getting ready for the :o.
0',.-,,* PI. P’s-, C-roiave whicn
v,U be Jv id n.ei- At.r;ast 18 to
tt « . at the Hotel Cosm'i.-utai:
:;>-.o f- uth VV'-.-b he Avail
.bi.it about lhe rue t :',e VV':'hvrr
. . . .. : of ;b-v t O -
N'-.cm;:.;: . he: <- m H:t: ,ua, vv .:
i.e in L- A., also attending the
i-hurc hr annua! cnnvc-niioa,
ST LOUIS. MISSOURI will ro’i
out the carpet of welcome so r
B io.e Aden • cmvies the iast < f
the rr.ontr. or the first part of
Aii,.u- when ■ y rurn .'for ;* brii
Aug - t i< r ..- hi icf visit " ib her
family, one of whom is Jewel;
Ecu. iiv'.i-': ir:*.• • I n the i
area Mr* Anna Arnold
H- si: • :n: ■■ A--i:'.tan* to tne Mayor
'if N.-'.v V rt-;«'rl.y m inteu-.-?-
.. t; • in the W-- t vviiy:,
-hr- ; U'-ii, : tue UN ,-e.; - on: aric
then vnafeii in L A. where she
was guest o£ the city government ]
!..:• a y. :-cJ; Right now she is Go
ing what a',l big folk *" , o when
they return to a mail-crowded
desk after being away for a
while catching up with the
mail and other duties.
YOUTH OF ALL NATIONS.
INC is making an appeal for
American pen-friends, so take
time out arid -do a little globe
trotting through the internation
al posal system. In other words,
write letters sharing your ex
perience*, hopes and outlook nr.
life with those abroad , Clave.
Lciser, Executive Director of
Youth of Alt Nations. Inc s? ready
to send inform;. ,v:> from the
headquarters. 16 St. Luke's Place
New York 16. N. Y. So just drop
her a card and req; • informa
tion you might like to know so
you. too, can be useful in help
ing to put over the program
Baltimore, Md. missed a charm
ing little Miss, Edith Dixon, sis
ter of Trudy Dixon, one of Har
lem Hospital Student Nurse.-, la;-’
Week-end while she was here in
New York with sister Trudy and
friends.
Bernice Wiggins assumed the
duties of Executive Director o£
LA CHEERIOS. INC. IM week
and already over 1.000 Cheer
Card* are ready to be distributed
to shut-ins in various hospital*
within the New York area. Why
rot become a La Cheerins mem
ber right now and make others
happv through JUST SPREADING
SUNSHINE AND CHEER EACH
DAY OF THE YEAR. Start a La
Cheerios Chapter or Club. Write
to Mrs. Wigging and get complete
details La Cheerios Inc.. Hotel
Theresa, Suite 5-6-08. New Yoj .
27, New York. Speaking of shut
ins, it was Eiise Anderson's birth
day card shower which gave her
such an uplift that were hoping
shell soon be going home from
the hospital.
New, it's Cm* to "KNOW THY
SELF."
: mends hi* ti.r.f. km * s ye
! were *; L- r . t!; ,y v,'• i.■,
Probably they are trying to d.-
courage your ».l!niy. The t ’ of
you r--ter( to have -in ui.ceiatund
mg. If hr. inviti • ;ou to \i
l tms-rM
I :*§
I M..U Ait <:■-.! KL
At this twos v ~r ive usually
have a 1 r of ■'mptair- -i* fuel to
ri ator* voting on tin r. >
:-'de or bU'-s'iin cud of the fruit
This -.'ovuii ton oci-s.i'j on m:uU
grec.• frui; ar w- R • in fruit ■
a'most rio-. .- n< • ,n < ryioi:-
disc.- :-f out ■: phy.-ioim u.';i!
roricitir-n kno-v;i as bloison.-cisa
rot It avoirs to Lc a.-:,: or -*!
.'vast ; ggrav«tvd by "•xtremes ir
0.-eetber rontiitiur-'s - either by
periods- of c'-y weather <:•' vi
ed tx'.-’-yvf ra i.-di. in • o
of dry weather it -,-.i- *h- held
in by provid.i'/ irngnuou
howevn:, lir-.u't vi-'t un'.'d yi
PUV" iryct a J.oi'of
your loovnoc-: but ur.iy:,u u:.
i-'.'On .Jack ■ sofiicii-iii n.o'..' .
is evident Mulch plants e h’j -
a deep ,a.'ri.-i -*£ s’: v;: n -
vent ; a-- of !• i...f»;. f• •■ o :..*
soil and wijl cut down vn
ainclUH f.£ L-.0.-i. iiTi-; r:.l rot
In the rii'-u'i'Bii 1 ;n .i it wi’J in'
, necessary to c.miro! l»*c- bi’. ni if
j’QU wish tv b< ;t v. no to
- - To: ■ o -■■
iii.ii. aftat'k*. I: si) pi f tlit'■*.'■
FOR WOMEN ONLY
f>\ Blunt f <:OK lOR VNl*
V • V.
hot sun<r::cr evening tmii a c-ao!
buffet S’.tj.fw l. wi
i to food w ! ■■■'.', **b« crLprovs ot
i radishes and hoi rviis ns&Ktng a.
! happy contras? with the. mv-huA
texture oi a n;o--j-,ii to
Ham roll-lips and . ntr; -
c c n !, r s l ui ■ t-i* ■ -v
, bulk, and if you want s-ou- .L vr.
.or tea are Lie pvrlcct answer.
Ji.isi such c buffet, ,s,‘ippv:! or
luncheon is shown hc.vi:, 'tn ■< >
■TiSjtiy ,■ .; that a . .'v-- - to ;■ :■ - :
• because fj-utt-flavorcd g«iat;n vs
1 its base Try the new appie-navor
ed Eelatin tor this its woioso:-
fi.il combined with Tf-yaoi O: oso
lemon gelcitin ‘i hich is. j>lw;-»ys
g --i, or, if v want r
, rftd to contrast with : tic potato
I sal-id tr> stm-'h -I,
! ehtnyse 'for this luox moith-o aspid.
i it V. ■ ■ ’-3VS ( •'••• ' .V -i
make.
. I • . i - -
■ ed early yi Un; <jii* ri .n, ;■
. ■ Itiek«df away jte the* refngen
•.'.'in and conipn---a though
.he, too, had .sunt t--n- .not nftcr
lioou ,n wi-u. rrc-ybe »•« o -c
--., fjrigerktor. but at iessi an -arr
cooied room!
TOMA 10 A SPit !•' tM,
i prti-kitgi- llN> i) I*-,
or leinuii flavort y jrJa.tin
1 te*-]»Oll!l S 3 it
! iisp hot turnalo ,iuiir
I cup i old tomato juk r
1 J-‘£ ti aS|K>on- per-p ,rril
horse-radish
l 12 Ira-jxMiiiK i;i,.lri! onion
lb- 1 ) «j iivi'tmi-
METHCD. L gi-iuM: -m
■ U in HOT Nkik!;. juh:,- a'u
■|hPßhP®?£^ > y ~tj&.^Si^^i^''
■ ?& • -: s|. >
*, X “ft. *'< ‘<<- ' J ■* 1 * i>i.!^■ :
TOMATO ASPIC KINO To
onto Afcjpii: Kim». eusUv maue
with *ppk, tcinon or strawber
ry-flavored jrtlatln, is an iftra.l
.-.nsw,** •:
* Wttr-’ 1
QUESTION: Leaves on my pr-.-i- j
HH plan's are yelHwinc. <■.■ .
y near the tips. What c .ndd be
cttUiting this?
ANSWER Probably leaf-hop.
’•ers, whb’h are very active now
you oiii-orve leaf-hepper dtfen
age, treat with 30 pounds (p*r
acre 1 ol 10 per cent DDT or 2t
pounds of 5 per cent DDT du.-t
You ’d probably find it most con
venient to treat for leaf- 1 -, m
when you dust for Icaf-spu. If
-o, ju.-t add 10 pound's of 10 pel
■ent DDT (psi sere) with the
r.-i or .second applicate. ,n of sui
n' or coppet-sulfur dust
QUESTION: Doe* fcriil'-.i
tion the reality nf lint
»n a cotton crop?
J
; then hr r.-biig :'"ci '■>
■ yoti not push you rdf on ■'(‘.vr
•j.Tifilids. V\ akt 'I. A ' !;:r ,
! straight Lul.tir it will be tu> 3f, s
B. B.
■ n copper spray st?i ; r as trlbasir
<:fippei suip'iMc or, Cctij: s A
ivniputmd and keep tf'.o p- 1 it.i--
v.'cJ! covered
Don't f' j.-' tn oreiMtf for
sj<,r-ii fall gsrrl-'n ff you ii-ivc not
.Li. cdy done so, s-.w seed at soon
■i. |k -S!l.,:i Jo.' IVOCC-,!'., Lilli'
slows: r. :... -i Ui’.d -'...il
plants. Tt." rutty t;c Ktciwn m
Mut. iir boxes fo* tr-iiirplunt «• )•■
* cr ?.n can., for !■ **.r !•' it: -
is,.in,g t ; the field B> - .---ii Mid
(oulififowc.- require mor? boron
ifmn isi in i.-n . t -f ,".ii r-m
-. iu. n d' ' i -.-'y c:■;i: • t?-.!
st*'-*n? and at: :ot> • > t>«•-*.*-.•;»:-i
To prevei’i t! :o ->. £? level
tablc'Spnolt'fUi of t'or.lir.i-'.i I'.-lls
•i.dtb the leiu.•:•».*•:• for ICO fe«. I of
, <.- '.V
T: :, - oi ~t f.,n
• n Chin•• abba
i ;if ietti.Tuc.:c crops ;-»• n ,,;
' .■ i iAt* - •• .'Dor,iv (no'-iy*:: • h
(ail gat'd* IV- H- *1 a (t’i': *■ ■ •
.P,, do as wo,! .1! t.ic si os £
SpwV"
cole. ’ p'.uio juice, iiorsc-i.iv.:- I '.
■ .si cayenne. Pv.ir into 1-
(ji.inrt ;•'n»: mold. £... ;! titud firm
I'l'in'.-'d on. : li.-’p K-tfuce leave' 11 .
■ FtR err’-t ci r'.’ig witn
tr.-*;’ * -.inci. CJarnist'. wilt) s
hard I.HSIc-ii egg: ar.<l G'u'jipe-J
csiivyg L,a4 to o sr-j vin.
lifn.Pf f’, IftM'rk'HOl.n U» fl>
DIFI'EUEXT AND ‘i CU t.l
LUxf - Be.-! --- - - L
v«jh ceicr* icavtiu. • eP
y 7'.v ' .mn.tt -1 -a • :
antnun' of p: 'k ’’ e *i>ii >
CHICKEN - WS sj i;v:i- oi
a; r-j ~ ‘ of jri ,c. l(. fill
gravy. • F.>• 1u :i c'n ■ -kon .■,} o!
poult}; .-■ r.- • -is ! :v- m ti.e
'IV.V t.*i t:. r ilf'-Ttt-t ns
• ia- r.r: ar-yept
TRY vm.: nr y. tic .- Spue . ns
in get on iv • vn.o boi oik
*
YFAL ; k*« -Mi V' ? ;L"i Of<; -a't.
‘ • or-v M.wvQmg-
VITAMIN C FOR T!K: r i Fl.'
NO - Msi.v si>.- .niv.r.
ilia < children .• ~•. 'snuci* l-c
--'Afs.'i meal* t~: unit tirt J ’.'o' ,< r
bouki take O’-arute jiiric wr.rn
•ruvidcs Vn-.ri'iir r ,v.I-j
ortani nutrient!- v. t-ji a.» sugar
■r quirk energy
GOOD B3bA KF P.'' T ‘', fj O ■ !'i
MPisth Ls-n- -it br sl ’-
"■ot only afftnv’- v-,- d.--n 1 ., s
Lie,, v r;ac, f, ti- v „■
a::.: ’
SKIM MILK i
• Mtlk i 1 ••;. Vn -/.vs A
yet a tap of skim ir, k ,-r i: dt- :
milk ccnthiiiS only 85 caloric* a
< ompHreo v. nb in;'- i'a)or:n- -n
tup of whole ir.iik
’■o: ' ) u.i -• 1
■ om;a UTK-r;. ULI)A ha: dt-ve’. -pe'.
new vtgf tabic chip* ;r:'i,s- nn- a
carrot, beet, and parsnip cu ps
center arnuml vehieh to plan a
.uimner meal that will satisfy
appetites, tastes and the need
tn kef p cool. .VST)
ANSWER: Yes. Recent .stu
dies at State College stj o u
shat the quality of oclUui cun
i>e raised materially by in
rrcaiiiif the application of
pitas he on many soils.
QUESTION; Some of my chirk■
is have very limber neck: What
. uses this?
ANSWER: It's a die ns,- known
•t* ‘Timbemeck.” It is caused from
•hickens eating decomposed f>» ;h,
drinking stagnant water and pos
sibly f: .in eating ru>un.--:amird
vegetables. Confine your birds
when the disease break > out
om ! you discover the cause
and keep cpson salts before mem
for several hours Mix one-half
p uni of salts to 2 1-2 gallons of
, water.
fft® y? y
¥ ¥ jF* 0 ¥ T C* f
Wiggins- i ysom Vows Spoken
Doyiiie fling I
CZr (
j^ erefllf|r |
Hnifoc Pjiir
IliKil&O S till
BY i H IIIHM..S
- ROCKY V u ;n .... The borne
Ilf Vi •■li’d M- ■ Fs.iiik ai4 Mittift '
\V, •> -: T: iU .< E SSI * via ,
,;.i> iy lii'tOf'.liU d .V- the wedding
1 st U - d Mn ;■
’ cv U. .'U.-. and V, - ia. T;,!.
was l'n".-s ’ I -s'! •.: the V’ty ... m [ft
Luliduy -->!: •i :: r. us .J -■ i->v- ’.7th
w :th «' , n y R(, r.. \e (J.•
1 wood. Mt vl ■ n-'-.l Chi: rC
l past us pi'l'fui-pib.C t'L (li>U-'-!e
--i strain • • ' ~ Co, -. ■ Thr
!B;• I~i S j,!:, • \1 c, r,
: J'..- '.' u • ~,;h :
sou*) 1 : wi 1 , ! Iy).‘.n;.'t !;.\ ‘.lie it .-
f.:i .. , b SI urn,, .fames li s a
,itiV. , ir j P . - •
i .■-•h.-v . Mi!;? S -n'l.-y
? .ni,list, p.-aiu •£ rir»n<T; M**..- Ro.-c
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TO WTl> -LOW _ MSs Vjf
isia 5f1,,.:p..s . jh'.ve. ui M'.'tls
.l, mil ued Mr. Eulicrl Thoms
■<.!' ’•« '*.v - *>i li irirtj)
u\‘ ?’■' in Lirr;h. Sharp
•a ih thf fiiivi /Uvr ot Vi~h Mat
t • *r 4 , : i c T •rg’in ?;t ■ ti• ;
ud 1,: M* .faint’b 'i feharjj
Th* g; room-to hr j- Ut»* vu u ,
f Mi- r*ur«th i. Coi iu- ot K.H
i&h. Mis.s uttt»i.ul:*d
choj>J in iiiid
are fiiipKsv »tj y.t J{i >t ti -s
,'itaj here. The ootiple vv ill uuk«i
Uu‘ir JiOrue in Kalt-i^o.
|' v * s ,:.fi-y
■'/'COOKING “>
HINTS
i * %,,/y;/, sly
a ■' u/ c.JiO.Aki. \\ |
j / (Cdff dtion Home Sf*rv<c« U’■ ractor
! * \ < ' j
Vi.'-.-' and her <rtaff •- ••/
c*y .- -C\ r ' ■' y
v .:;:"G-
My family 1
Sir,?r I I
I don’t .kc ..-W
pie-bakn.L, ->n '"w-W
hot summer Ros.be Scott
days, though
So we’re ail happy with "No Bak- ,
ing Lemon Pie"...a tasty d< rr.crt
that doesn’t, need the oven This
pie doesn't call for > x: er.si'.'e
whipping cream. ♦ th; r On’y
double-rich Carnation, the m\'.i
that whipK.
"NO BAKING UMON P!E"
'Makes 3" sinpie cruyt r
T packoge lemirn geiotiir
\U cop vjoar
1 7 cwp hot water
1 cup undii’jfccl Cawanon
Evaporated Milk
Va rwp lemon iwice
V ‘ graham crack.er trust*
Dissolve gelatin and sup ar ir. hot
water ciuil unt.l g- ,s the.u*
j er d end : yrup\ • .--limit .:u
minut s’ Chiil* Carnation in re- j
i friaerator tray t,;i ;t
to I. 1 -- so: in ar t >- - 0 t t:s,'-
(J 5-20 minutes). Pour into bowi:
i whip until it he;.ins to tiir-Ucn
: (about .1 minute). Add lemon
juice end continue whipping un
til very stiff i 2 mi’i-utes lcr.r)
Biend wioyvai Carnation wi’h
chilled gelatin. Pour into crust
and chill 1 hour.
'For S" grai'.am era-. , :js*
lin?- shir? itr.d f.-oltom of 8" pe
pu'e with mixt”.r, of 2 e’.ij .s yrr.-
Ham cracker crumbs, 2
f-pc-nr.a sugar and -.* cup rm..->d
butter
Top off irnily dinner or an e,l
bmg oi TV v. ih *'Ko B? ,i:.g
Lemon Pic" ?>"? hoi or iced eof
••'ce • • "cream.u” with C* -nation
Carnation gives your ce'.Ve ricu
color and good flavor, at one-third
She cost of cream
The total stock ot corn in Nortn
Caro lias on April 1 war astirnaUNl
at J9.-*?>'!.OCT ris.:' o's. Thu* included
2.77- a ,OOO bushels 1 n commercial
, off-farm .stores; and 10.6.10,000 bu-
THE CAROL INI A
, Stanley. 1. ridesmal' 4 and linlc Bar
bara Wiggins, flower giri.
THE BRIDE WORE
Given ui niaoriasi by nc-r
father, the bride was ilic- I,i
itt » lovely gown of rivioi*.
net with a lar-e jnclict v.>iu
short sleeves and timer sun
panels of net tormim; isl«
over-skirt which was lull
length. The bride ilso were. :i
Fashion Hints For Milady •
ARE YOG HfcP TO Kit HOOPS.
I th-.-ught l was i iOKihi! pretlj
,j..cd ns 1 stndicd al-;ni, in 1-
sofn.v falling easily y .• .
oknt That is. i did a.-’i'
lie pre-teev, ayed friend rrt
(bat I ik , r,e:! ab-Mifi three or l ip.
thy: vv«-be said 1 , i r,-..
t in’" li t lit’- is ■: ..-
l.vdSitia (imvii > • , ’ ■!
•he w u re-:!!y tur- t i ri -(■
poii.-shed rui l-.:j fr :
‘•l.afuiin.; out 1 • <<•■■■; ">
a-*': ,i. tl in it etl-il i-;- ’'
-. m i <u! u erl ran. 1 ii -,: -
oinntr,”-, and bnsp :-’ *
•tail to ,«ii that -■ :• - > 1
real f ile, but the -.. ;> ,>*• «■•- ’ :.
• tuek i.<: a- I'-eing . i.,| ncri
unctbilial if . .
neeessafv to sit down
:• ■- or* j ill ( to utcuil’e In
of casiona ll>.
m- - - -en-K.
GiaifV Li.’’ '”yj
:j.O V/ T O iH C .*•? T i *Y O - A ? ■! 5
ACETATE - C > :?• . rt Mv'
workvts to ii.i vi. f sbrk. > *•
the be.?i 'M*un. )/»"!'<■ for jroQxJ'i./,.
aCfrtiitf* :'<! > t?»i faO'FiCs ;
sUj?Titiy canvp. fh/.V‘ . Hits a!«-
1 i f)* * ! * ' - .*M.V
they
(it .Sharkskin and heavier -
ins of rarywh a*ui at*. U jron v
inuTn/dinic i>
YoUpX ha\ t: /• '’ • i-c • r :■ • hv.-
WbE WOiv;£N KNOW HOW
TO SHOP ECONOMICALLY
tk. . ■ 1f.;.-;
too, Uli.lt V.rj.’C . j U : .'Og l’-’l ■
With s«> h background
knowledge. the shopper <• ■»
plan her pureiiu r. and s»»e
".".ill know win Ho r a partied
Jar coat or suit mat • aui n s
her lanes has me qualities
Juba Mclver, State t'otlrs'c
extension specialist in textiles
and ilothuil;. Being ill till
know veil! also help Ist
Charm
BY lor LuTCM'K
NEW VO HK. <GLOBAI- > -
What about y.-ur :' y : : -*
Ot’iG (>f tb(jSP UldiV Ollti.i.'. ■' ‘ D.) *.?
walking for grunted'' D" :■■■ 1
bounce, slink or drags down She
street'? If so. you cannot tie too
able impressions about your eba» -
, acler. Make y ourearriuge smooth
Regulate your stude. eliminat
ing all ttooeecssary movements
Your head should be straight.
Your head should be straight,
your shoulders down and buck,
j yqtar arm- - quiet and relaxed at
high. Your torso .should be puli -
: e.d up out of your waist and kept
still ;-ts ftc.ssibh: while Win.K :u.; ■ o '
; your hips should be kept it) line
| with urn t-cm of your anatomy
We shall be pleased U* u '•! you
i,, ore about this walk.ng ho.-
ness next week.
Share Your
Wisdom
NEW YORK i GLOBAL < - -Th'
interi.on ru making goodwill or
love a daily hab.i will afford
joyous and lasting tattisfaetum
The attitude of living a friendly
lift will! prove to a wise ar.d
profitable life gesture. Thoie i
no m»6t'-T»hi.p or security in liv
ing in the consciousness ol time
or unfnrgivonerr. Such unworth,',
expressions men lack of security
comparable to a ruddiness ship
tossed in the storm. A readjust
ment of li'e, with the rejection
.'f hate and the inc.on of , ter
visit) tarn June day* aii y? r
round. i
J'trtger-tip veil attached to a
<’«)> trimmed with >aeo and
eaerjed ~ crose.nt booquci of
whit, earnajkms.
Knight, maid of honor,
v. :v- a baliornit length dies;; of
; pi -h fe't and caei-kd ,i etc-sceot oE
pmk •••wcs. Miss Stanley, the
lirid'-m'.i-.ld, also wore- a bailer.aa
mncil arcs., r,t jj, ; ht blue tv t. She
• arrit'd -Ink roues in » r.-resn.nt
but (he idea us the hoop skirt
an ok cun m>, and i began l<. n.-.~
.in' !h” y.~,,i'gste. s akon! I ha.i
• t iiS.'-d •tn far! tolc cia-. :.-.t ti.-at
•ic j„-oba'iVit‘y of the liuog ski:'!
as a daytime fasnion
*va* . ’ a likely as the return
c.-f the k. .‘old coilbr for oner,. It
i!:i . ; r.'.-em at all likely
* Anift’iCL'HK’i h’’*w.£t oh ♦...:*•■
- o’l .as F>-:*ouiy jn tJunr dc-Sign
’ .e ■ ■- ft, ■ thl.l T
I. :i ’. ii- ■ t?v ire,
>- n:ing f: iPtid I -fit about un a
f.'if-b.on cntiri! K'-suli: 1 r:r,)ter!
hoop .-kiri.M? damsels in
t .We- f v.fr, e riont tei
an i iii half as m.'oiy i'ity blm'kr
i ?<• 'ip-- ■ : today'- yettnger
-! is .k , -, J ", a. ,k o its
’ • i.-.’ !.’, il • H i we Id via
ti'.e iK'pp rv! Y":. ; uu i thmfc?
il-.tu'e V. our:.;! (ill Oil ’Fell:.
:’ vi.-u iron rayons and aceta',"'
<>f ■ eg until they ure entirely
■ •UfL-trixiUtcs jnrustu ir uneven*
IRON N \TUT?AU.-V • The aim
1 ' ’ ij’ l h • I ».' ■■n. ot kf* tb c* ha r tjfi f* ill
... -,. f ,,. .* , f . . #..’.,. ,
w. ■ J ‘ t.U: . on Un tight
jiuiur «vh t; Uier a p&rttcgl&r
jv { \alUt lf»r Jt*
jh~ iCf*.
» y 11> >{l- t n i7* Vi. t.‘«}rid - *? und 21iizi'
s*■:
E.UfN's DEC KEF. Miss \r-
Ihreil I*. Oiuprtc, 5953 < ii, ■<:
aituatc of ('»«• Nor' ■. »*
oUpjfr a! Durham, received the
r;u>ivrs degree in English at
< larmnont colleges graduate
school in California recently.
Her thesis was '"Mark I'wain’fc
rmtmeui of the Negro.” Miss
Dupree IS I;, daughter Os Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Dupree of 909
Walnut Street. Farmville.
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A M scrip? ure is given by in
rii'iun of (led, and i.s profit- ;
!e f»,r doctrine, for reproof, 1
r correction, for instruction j
-r- b fotisn -;s; That the man ;
f Cad may be perfect, Ihor
'ii.’-.Miy fnrna bed unto ail good
works.— (If Tininlhv 3:16, 17.)
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WEEK ENDING S A TURDAY. JULY .Vu IQS.S
also. Tjj» male attendanh wore
convc-utional blue -nils to match
(h bldegroon: a.
Mrs Tyson ys a graduate ’ tb.
local BTW High School, c.t? o’
i 054, and ba? lived here all of ia
*if«. Mr. Tyson, ar: KJe.i.cer •
Hvt-, Live son of the ! e.r- AT
- Mi'?. Wini Tyson-, Sr,
Route 2. Rot k.' Motjut He has
, beer, employed by a ite-ai dniry
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FOLIO FOSTER GIRL-—Or IK- to «•-/ h,
Kathy »<'.v!e Os Sayrv.- n!f>, V. ,}. i. r :,3r, .- ,/■;
Elizabeth Kenny Poll:) Pmtulitwn. ,= •••- -,• v ., :s v ■ '
nr:. and j lft , ••..■! t- ■ • n * , • ■ ■ ; .. . , . .
*"«* ,n tJiWV < Marie r. Urv* ; ii, <4a44- o. ; t ™
t/ifra'iists zerving the rend r. l.Vi ss Fiw.tot
You Can't Lava Ilia Cosmos
By Rev. John A O'Bfien, Vr.nr of Koire Dame
TWO BOYS lg a
crucifix in a «:h. **:h grottu.
Who is that mart Ran’..nog on
that cross?' as'-.ed yc ;y. :
i,oy “On. tiis ..- Jiw '
Communists kiilci in th«big
putge,” replied ti.e otiiei.
There is a prime oi young
America toduy. t . > now mote ;
about Space Pa. oi and Davy
CrocKett than they do a jo."- Cod
and Je.-us Chri-t, thsir Dlvir.e
Redeemer.
WI IL \R il about a
turn to Cod to- .. . ...... .... yt .
day. But is iMs /•... • .'Oy S-ikt
a return to & O '*/ hH'-L
Person whom we 'y j’
must serve and '
rare? Unfortu* *5 «?
’lately, fur ..-ume t. v-^--■
> roplt: Cud is kk%
ust t.be man in L" jmp
V* sty v, n o .fR,
:v ak e s things
,o:ne out right (i’Brlfa
n the end. Fur oihtrs Cod is
•ist st,me vague imperr-onn! ic,
ke the Cosmos, or t'u'ure, or
.he Transcendental Other.
But a man can t love a < >d
ike that, nor can he v.c . ,
and honor Him as his petsom-. l
Creator and Redeemer With
such a concept of Gcd, religion
can be only an c'l : J uyi’ft of
social and h'.kh'.n.Rtvi m values.
In such 6 .religion thv st.. a is
on what you ran uu fr. ; -men in
stead of for God. it never tells
you what God wants and orders
you to do for Him.
ONE MAN who cabs him-if If a
theologian defined God as "tr.at,
interaction between individuals
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— f-nrimn-Tm nrai n —i inr ir» ruvinnin n - -i-i —rTinmnn im»—amii n mlitUjpum.iu
manufacturing plant f r ssn
v i: a i s.
Mi.nEy HniTii; sang 'Tne Lord’s
Prayer" ana other appropriate
.urn be rs
I'-;:;;' > plans c.t the couple re
liiu-r! n'larn unced following
Wi ■ i... a: e„ .■ cutting ce
rt .any. There were many lovely
ii f- »r'.fr. <h by fdnunui
/viohei-s.
. a total systeiii of pair ■ : n
7. Put ... i i.; rel ; v.-.ii ‘it
"noiuen.se produce? A man esc.
cuimne a sky splashed with ti>'-
ct-ic-i -■ «.*f the retting run, he c •
be a»*u. truck by the Grand C
yon. He can love end worsh
only a personal God.
-v C-V pf.Opiat ( '-!j tsc r i’U.'C . ’
8-ti.i:i. F ranK thf n r ... ” .
author and publisher, he® sr< ■
'■'l ne t v .'h it worici Ccrs r.e
deny the ea.Eence cf Cud Td
t.-ouik is titnt many pc:—‘e j - 't
aunt i.xicuv wh.it Goci i..
<: 0 i) H 1 ;s» all - cowe: fc 1 ’
Creator cl the iru,verse. Ke is
| our Heavenly Father, into v. :
i arms vs are ciestir ed to ret
i Gad thveih. wi.hin our beat".""
i. j- Him v;e 1 e a-.i
n: .;t and .-.vs out being, l.e
order:. us 1: do p_nance tor our
j sins uad to are holy lives Some
buy He wit! judge all mankind:
He will ;ew. ra good men and
punish the evil.
Withoui Cod morality is mean
jnr levs, inunv; th'.y find crime
...re the ah .al result But if
we uu.ch oar children responsi
bility to God. our juvenile crime
problem, among many other*.
\vomd soon cisappeur i nat is
why soi vie maintain religious
• sc., ,1s- to nafee su.e the.r
chb. r.-n ru.: rot ignorant of the
fuhiiamcntal truths of religion.
TO SAVE AMERICA some way
i:i ;t be found to get the name
of Gou and his truth to all our
| children. This is the only guar
antee that God will never be un
known and that Hjs law will
never be a dead letter.
t Pnatiwt ?W:n-i I' D e