IT RALLY SHAW
MAR SALLY: Would you con*
doer it in good tacte for a young
Couple to have a house-warming
ii their new rented, furnished
home? We've been invited to such
an affair, and I question the pro
priety of this. I've always been
under the impression that a house
warming is for a permanent type
of home, and not for a temporary
poode such as this one no doubt
is. What do you think about this?
F. I. A.
DEAR F. L A.: I'm inclined
te agree with yen, but certain
ly if this yeung couple is hap
py enough to want to give a
housewarming, even in a tem
porary dwelling, there Is no
rule against It
DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl of high
principles, and I thought everyone
knew this. I’m 16, and very parti
cular about the boys I date. How
ever, I had five dates with this one
boy, a very attractive and person
able fellow, and on the last date
when he brought me home—since
well enough, I permitted him to
kiss me goodnight. Now it's all
over town that I kissed this boy,
and everyone thinks I’m a “fast
number”. I feel humiliated and
embarrassed. What can I do about
this? BESMIRCHED.
DEAR BESMIRCHED: Evi
dently your “attractive and
personable” young man turned
out to be a loose-lipped cad.
Check him off so far as any
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DEAR SALLY
future dates are esmesrned. Pay
no attention to the malielees
gesalp, and continue to ho very
selective about your dates. Let
them sll find out for them
selves that you're still s girl of
high principles, and not the
“fast number” some goosip
mongers would have you.
DEAR SALLY: I'm 17, and the
son of a minister. Although I'm a
good dancer and dance at private
parties I attend, my father vetoes
my going to public dances. There's
a certain girl I like very much
who has invited me to go with her
to a big school dance, and I want
very much to go with this lovely
girl. So what to do? SHACKLED.
DEAR SHACKLED: Yau
might try first to reason with
your father and aee If he won’t
change his mind about this
particular dance. If he still
frowns on the Idea, honor his
decision and simply toll the
girl what the situation is. If she
'likes you well enough and is
the right kind of girl, she’ll
understand—and if die doesn’t
understand, then certainly she
Isn’t worth your hurting your
father for, Is she?
DEAR SALLY: What social acti
vities may properly be attended by
a bereaved person? I’d appreciate
very much your views on this.
W. D. G.
DEAR W. D. G.: This Is real
ly up to the Individual. Shut
ting oneself away from the
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world for months |§ a practice
that has boon sensibly out
years. Usually, however, ter a
period of atx months or ae one
does not attend ciaeplcueurty
gay parties. Quiet evenings
with friends, small Informal
parties, movies, the theater
certainly such things as drtn
are net to be frowned up an In
general today.
DEAR SALLY: Tm a fellow of
30 whose girl friend is always harp
ing at me about my dirty finger
nails. ni admit my nails sometimes
do show s lack of attention, but
that’s usually because I’ve been
doing some manual work at home
or working on my car. and haven’t
had time to attend to them before
my date with her. She makes a big
thing out of this little detail, and
sometimes it makes me almost feel
like a bum. Do you think this is
all that important? K. T. V.
DEAR K. T. V.: Sorry, bat
one of the things that CAN
make a man took like a bum
is dirty, encared-fer fingernails!
A yeung man wbe baa any re
gard at all far hit personal
appearance can ALWAYS find
the time to clean Ms finger
nails. Evidently your girl wants
very much to be proud of you.
and those dirty nails of yours
have been preventing this.
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WINS AWARD HERE Miss
Cheryl W. Royster, a third grade
student at Lucille Hunter
School, entered the Safety Post
er Contest, sponsored by the
Raleigh Woman's Club, and won
a local award. Cheryl aloe wen
a national award for her
poster. The award was present
ed to her by Mrs. W. G. Allen,
Chairman of the Safety Division
at the Ralptgh Wspnan's Ctfb.
MOVE SAFELY!
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RALEIGHITE IS “WAC OF TjflL MONTH —Private First
Class Dorothy L. Robinson, 21, right has been named WAC ol the
Month at Fort Eawton, Washington, Ist Lt. Carol P. Waters, toss,
commanding Officer of the local Womens Army Corps, announc
ed last week. Ptc. Robinson is employed as a clerk-typist in the
military pay division. She entered the Army last August and com
pleted basic training at Fort McClellan, Alabama. Pfc. Robinson,
who attended J. W. Ligon Junior-Senior High School, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. Robinson, ot 303 South
State Street, in Releigh.
VfiV GARDEN 111
m e gardnet
n.c stale college .
I hove on my desk processed
samples of shrimp, dark meat of |
chicken, white meat ot chicken and |
apple rings. Peaches, strawberries
and other fruits and vegetables will
soon follow. .
All of these products have been
prepared by a new process known
as “freeae drying." The product is
first frozen and then the moisture
is removed (bom the product under
vacuum-,Ju*t enough heat is added
to allow the removal of moisture
from the product in vapor form. In
other words, the- Hquid state is by
passed.
Special 'equipment is neces
sary. which at the present time
la expensive. However, 1 leek
for the coat of processing to be
reduced and this method of pre
servation to gain extensive use.
The freest dried product# be
come light, very porous and are
easily re constituted and made
ready for table serving.
There seems to be a bright future
for apple' Juice' concentrate. This
would be similar to orange and
grape concentrate and would give
the apple Industry a boost.
Apple concentrate is already a
vailable on the West Coast and has
been well accepted by food stores.
It is anticipated that the processor
will use about 2,500.000 bushels of
apples per year for this purpose.
A supermarket in Hackensack. H.
J„ is using a machine to create the
odor of fresh, ripe strawberries
near the frozen food counter. It is
reported that frozen strawberry
rnlee have soared. A gimmick that
work*.
In one ot Italy’s pear growing
areas growers are hanging bottles
in the trees and placing the small
pears inside, the idea being that the
fruit ia protected and will ripen
faster and more perfectly. When
the fruit has matured, the bottle
will be detached with the pear irt- |
aide, Riled with pear juice, sealed I
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Quick, cuy, and oh-ao-chocolateygood! That a new
Chocolate Peppermint Picnic Drop*. They’re made
with Carnation Evaporated Milk, the milk that has
cream in every drop, but ia lower in both coat and
calories. Team them up with a cool beverage—just
add an equal amount of cold water to chilled Carnation
for an extra apecial treat. Always keep several of the
bright red and white cans on your kitchen shelf. You’ll
And you use them often!
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(Makes 3 dozen cookies)
Costae*:
1 % CMR* sifted Roof 1 *en*aaen vonWo
Vi fist) »edo 2 *qwore* melted vneweetened
“ tinipT ** chocolate
% top lu for Vs cue owdllMted CARNATION
% soft ilmliVrtf EVAPORATED MILK
le« % cms Aeed pecan*
Sift flour, aoda and salt together. Blend oocar. shortening tR
and vanilla until light and fluffy Add chocolate and mi* well
Add dry ingredient* alternately with Carnation M,* ontll well
Mended. Stir in pecan*. Drop onto ungreaaed eewloe «h«e» *hout
3 ln-hfe apart Bake in moderate oven <37f> t » r..ot 3to 10
minutes. Cool on cake rack*. Whan 0001. from a i <- rr -rmint
J»/, mp* df*ed iwdc thews o' mpor
2 toMe*soom«oft hotter
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*~rr TtSu SB Migrmbenti except crushed peppermint in mmß
bond. Mud until ssnotdli. g«* * wimrt< *- •** “
and sold as a pear in a bottle.
“An-Nah-Pah-Lah-Dey" pro
nounced “An Apple A Day." This is
the name of a new song recorded
by George Gobel on Columbia re
cords.
This bit of promotion for the
apple industry should be good news
to growers and the consuming pub
lic. At least, it will be free of
Beatles.
Miss Lucas
Accepted As
Technologist
GREENSBORO—Miss Lois Lucas,
of Greensboro, a member of this
year's graduating class at Bennett
College, has been notified of her
acceptance for a course in medical
technology at the U. S. Public
Health Service Hospital, Staten
.Island, New York.
Under the program, sponsored by
the Department of Health Educa
tion and Welfare, the charge of
SBSO for room, board and uniforma
is waived and. in addition, the
students receive ■ stipend of SSO
a month, or S6OO for tha year.
GIVE WAY TO BABY
DETROIT tANP)—Robert L. Ru
bin. 23. wtio was granted a new
trial recently following conviction
in federal court for smuggling gold
coins into the U. S. from Canada,
got a break here May 19, when he
appeared in court for retrial. Judge
Wade H. McCree Jr., granted a
motion to delay the trial Indefinite
ly, because Rubin’s attorney Is preg
nant. He must have planned it
that way. since his attorney is also
his wife, Vivian.
Ministers
Plan 28th
Institute
twenty-eighth Annual Ses
sion of the Minister's Institute will
be held at Shaw University June
8-12. Concurrently with the Insti
tute will be the Twenty-seventh
annual meeting of the Woman's
Leadership Training Conference
and the Fourteenth Annual Youth
Bible Camp. The 1964 tehme is:
“Faith and Responsibility: The
Root and Fruit ot Christian Living."
Lecturers tor the Institute-con
ference will be Dr. John Lewis,
pastor. First Baptist Church, Salis
bury Street. Raleigh; the Reverend
Charles W. Ward, pastor. First Bap
tist Church. Wilmington Street. Ra
leigh; Dr. W. R. Grigg, secretory,
Department of Interracial Coopera
tion, Baptist State Convention. Ra
leigh.
Freaehers for the evening
worship services will be: The
Reverend Willie B Lewie,
pastor, Fayetteville Street Bap
tist Church. Raleigh; the Rever
end John E. Trotman, pastor,
Si Stephens Baptist Church,
Elisabeth City; and Dr. John
L TUley, director of Public Re
lation* and Alumni Affairs,
Shaw University.
Dr. Rose Bulter Browne, out
standing educational leader of Dur
ham, will be the featured speaker
on Women's Night. Thursday even
ing. June 11, at 8:00 P. M.
Dr. W. R. Grigg will deliver the
closing message on Friday, June 12.
at noon.
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