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rOUB BATTLE FOR PEACX AND BEAUTT
fh« w»r tad worry on th«
Cijut pVM thAM !•)'• rpminda tm
•VM4 iiK*!-# forclbljr of iho bpinity ot
peace. Our own conntry !•» hlewd
ly tt ppnr* but how nitout tii» tur-
iiioil wUUIn our own mind!*. Tha
(Hworful womnn Ix llw hi'aiitlful
iromiin und tli? tvomnn win' l« t'O*
tvn» and n^lased 1« ItAoUor br'fir
tl»*n hor hurried, hamsfpil rl?>ti r
'epardlpsn of porfectton of ftuiure
or Bkln tnn«.
Relax On* Hour a D:.y
ITje w; .» woman will wt apart
one hour a day to relax oomplotely
If fihe hop«a to rencli middle age
wtthoat UDDeoeasary lines, wrlnklea,
frowns ai)d crows’ feet, r.^'-'iirdlesii
of the kind of life you lend, ilie typo
of work yon do, reKardloisa of your
prolilemH, flnanclal, emotional or
purely Imaginarr, keep tliat one
hoar sacred to romplete relaxation
of inlDd and body. Stretoh out on
jroar bed, or Jtist alt quletl.v back In
your eaay chair with your f(^t
propped np and think about noth
ing. Don’t plan your work for the
next day, or wonder what'Jofinny
conld hare meant when he rhnt,
or brood over the next month’s bills.
Thia Is the hour aacred to beauty.
D»y dream, if yoa llke,'‘or fall Into
a light Bleep but don’t allow your^
aeU to worry for one minute of the
alxty.
It aonnda eaay, I know, to Miy not
to worry, but actually, when yon
look back on the things you have
worried aboat in the past, didn’t
moat of them tnm out much better
than you had hoped? From past ex
perience, If yon will stop and think
about it, yon can see how utterly
atMinrd it waa for yon to He awake
nigrhta, tMalng and wondering what
to do next, because when the time
comes things naually take care of
themaelvea, and worrying about
them in advance only makes you
look older and leaves yoo In such
tB anatraof condition tluil Ton ar*
laaa abl* to cop* with the tltnatlon
whM It doaa kHm. TIm o14 adaca
about not croaalnf jonr brldgea
until you gvt to them la a wlae
motto for the woman who hop«a to
retain her youthful beauty. Reat,
relaxation and peac« of mind are
more lmi>ortant to any woman than
a whole set of beauty rltwi.
Don't Fidget
Learn to *It quietly. Don’t al
ways be fl(l|?etiDg with your jewelry,
clenching and unclenching jonr
flnxers, swlnRlng your feet. A quiet,
well-polsed woman is a Joy to all
around her and la much more at-
tmctlve to men than a Jack-in-tb**
t>ox.
Kot that I can claim that peace ot
mind and relaxation will allow you
to eo through -the years with an
entirely uiillued face. If your akin
is Inclined to he dry, a good rich
cream, applied before retiring or
l>efore the afore-inentioned hour of
relaxation will go far towards ward
ing off wrinkles and crows’ feet
Put If you will look around you,
you'll And that the women whose
faf-es show the least wear and tear,
the women who are the moat at
tractive and the most sought after,
are those whp are serene and sootb-
injr. Push your worries off to a far
corner of your mind where, aa like
ly as not, they will take care of
themselves. Be like the famous
Scarlett O’Hara—worry about that
tomorrow.
What are your beauty prdh
Urns? Write Marie Downing,
Larieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room J21 — 319 North Fourth
St., St. Louis, Mo., and she will
be glad to answer them. Be sure
to enclose a self'addressed
stamped envelope.
Giarlotte Housing
Project To Open
July 15
Hold
Confab
WA8HINGTO1N —The Sixtb
Annual Conference of Veterans'
■P!«cemSit Representatives of
the Bureau of Em{)Ioyment Se
curity SociaJ Security Board met
iit the Lee Sberaton Hotel iroui
May 6 to 9. Amonc: the speakeri
who addressed the Conferenco
were the following officials; Gen'
eral James A. Drain, assistant to
the administrator of the Federal
Security Agency; Chairman of
the Social Security Boarl Arthur
J. Altaneyer; General Frank T.
Hines, administator of the Vc
terans’ AdministraKion, and Lieut
Lawrence A. Oxley of the Social
Security Board. Over ad hund
red veterans’ placement repre-
sertatives for each state and
tcrritoriea were in ^tendanco
and participated in a training;
progrkim to stimulate increased
placement of*^ World War veter
ans. ’Hte employment problems
of he h^dicapped veteran,
counselling: and ptecement ser
vice for sons and daughters of
veterans, and the employment
problems of the Negro were ma
jor program topics.
Speaking to the conference,
Lieut. Oxley indicated the diffi
culties faced by the Negroes in
ilieir seach for adesuate job
Mtisfaction. The speaker outlin
ed the objectives of the Bureau
'f Employment Security in the
f eld of Negro placement activi
ties and outline din detail the
oi-tcomes of twelve officially
sponsored state Conferences on
placement problems
Dixie
Awnings
ARE TAILOR MADE
AWNINGS TENTS
TAKPOULINS
LET US EQUIPPED
YOUR HOME V , ,
v: L.
Nortbcutt
PHONE A^|491
■
107 s. MANGUM STREET
CHARLOTTE — Tan of tU
thirty-eight of F^rview Homes,
Charlotte’s low coat housing pro
ject for Negroes will be opened
Joly 16, according to J. Frank
Hanley, manager of tha project,
who has recently returned to
city from Jacksonville, Florida,
where he went for observation
and study.
P^tically all of the buildings
are under construction, and it is
necessary to drive or walk
through the entire project to
fully realize its magnitude. The
project fronts on Oaklawn Ave
nue, but extends far bff the
street. It has been named “Fair-
view Homes.” Four hundred and
fifty families will make their
homes here when the project has
been completed. Forty two acres
of land are used for the project.
7%e buildings alone will cost
nearly nin^ hundred thous^d
dollars, anfi one hundred and
fourteen dollars will go for
plumbing, forty four. thousand
dolhirs for site improvement and
sixteen thousand dollars for
landsc^tiping. The total amount
of contracts is $1,015,061.
One important feature of the
program is that the City of
/Charlotte, under it» kgi^ement
with the government, will elimin
ate one substandard dwelling.
by demolition, cloaing, or repadr
by compulsion, for each unit in
project. This applies to the white
project as well.
In acklition to the 46^! living
oiiits, an adminstration and rec
reation building will be provid
ed. The buildings are to be two
atory and one story f^lt roof
roof types, and will cover only
alightly more than 10 percent of
total area of the project, giving
plenty of room for outdoor re
creation, ventilation, etc.
Included in the cost of rent
will be kitchen ranges, with facil
ities for hot w^er, connbinaton
sink and laundry tups, medicine
cabinet and complete bothroom
facilities.
What thia will mean to the
community as a wthole is incal-
cul^le, but it is believed that
the project will not only elimin
ate some of the city’s worse eye
sores, but wll, by example, help
to brinti: forth a cleaning out of
the slums by showing that low
rents can profit^ibly he charged
for decent living quarters.
That this sort of program is
vitally imp>rtant in Charlotte is
evidenced by the fac t that
among the substajidard dwelling
units: 6,116 are in need of major
repairs or unfit for use; 6,044
huve no indoor flush toilets;
“WHERE SATISFACTION IS A CERTAINY”
ficgal Ice Cream Co
PINTS 2»c ICE CREAM QUARTS 34c
% ^ Made Fre*li Daily From GvBnine Gold Seal Products.
Special prices to clnbt, churches, parties and picnics
“Maker of Fine Ice Cream and Sherbertt” f
Citywide Delivery H. C‘. Redwyne, Mgr. Phone J-0441
VOTE FOR
C. G. Scoit
REMEMBER
at
UNIVERSITY MOTORS
YOU PAY ONLY
10
Per Cent
DOWN
(3 MORE DAYS)
—and Look at
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HOUSES
FOR RENT
No Rooms Address Weekly Rate
‘ 4 Rooms—714 Cameron Street — — — $5.00
4 Rooms-—1106 Carroll Street ?3.75
3 Rooms—629 Coleman Alley — $3.00
8 Booms—pS"! Coleman Alley — — — $3.00
3 Rooms—423 1-2 Cozart Avenue — — — — — $3.50
3 Rooms—127 Ounston Street $3.60
4 Rooms—810 Elizabeth Street — — — — — — $4.00
4 Rooms—1215 Fayetteville Street (Apt.)- — — — $5.00
4 Rooms—Fayetteville Road — — — — — -r- — $3.50
3 Rooms....1011 Ferrell Street .. -t, • • •• $3.00
5 Rooms. .509 Foster Street .. .... $5.00
3 Rooms.. 1203 1-2 Hyde Park Avenue .. $3.50
8 Rooms....408 Lee Street __ .... $3.^0
2 Booms—601 Nelson Street ___ $2.00
4 Rooms 2>117 Otis Street .... .... !f6.00
3 Rooms..116 Piedmont Avenue .. ' —$3.26
3 Rooms....903 Pine Street ^ — •••• — $3.50
2 Rooms 517 Proctor Street $2.75
5 Rooms 516 R^umsey Street .... — .. .... $3.50
6 Rooms 518 Ramsey Street $6.,50
3 Rooms—404 Roney Street J™ .... .... $3.00
3 Rooms—406 Roney Street .. $3.00
3 Roonis—407 Roney Street __ .... ^ — .... $3.00
2 Rooms—408 Roney Street — $2.2'5
2 Rooms—409 Roney Street .... __ .... $2.00
3 Rooms—Ib410 Roney Street __ .. .. .. .. $3.00
4 Rooms—906 Sparkman Alley .. .... $3.00
4 Booms—918 Third Street ’ .... .. $4.60
3 Rooms—706 Umstead Street .... $3J50
3 Booma—716 Whitted Street .. $8.50
3 Booms—^711 Willard Street .... .... $3.0)
Z Booms—1006 Willard Street .. $2.50
UNION INSURANCE &
REALTY COMPANY
H. M. MICHAUX, MANAGER
DURHAM, N. C. PHONE J-6S^1
Durham Socials
THE TWIN-SIX BRIDGE CLUB
mat at the home of liri. G. W.
Cox, 1604 Fayetteville Street,
WcdiMsday evening. May 15,
t^ith all member present. Mrs.
10,40t5 have no TMitiinng units,
4,389 have uither electric or gas
lighting, 2,967 have no refrigeir^
lion equipment, and believe it or
not, 4,817 do ' not
running water.
W. D. Hill won the ladies prize
and her husband won the men’s
pi lie. .... __
MRS. J. S. THOlfPSON was
“ostess to the Queen-High Bridge
Club oD S|tllurday evening. She
had aa her guests Mrs. Aaron
D.vye, Mrs. Bonds, Mrs. Hunter,
Mrs. Wm. Rich and Misa Bailey.
Mn. W, D. Hill won firai prise
aitd Mias Adrice Williams won
M>eond *prii«j krs. Dmyi Won
guest prizo.
TKB CLOSING EXBRCISES
of the Sevnnth t)ay Adventist
School will be held at th« Avery
Auditorium of the North Cairo-
lin& College Thursday night May
23rd. The play enitled, “Selling
Old Tout*’ »iU ba j/mttUtd in
three acta, preceded by a flag
drill. The public it cordially lo-
rited.
THE aVlWY SIDE SOCIAl/
CLUB held its regular meetinf
Tuesday night at the Durhsfcn
Please turn to Psije Eight
VOTE FOR
R.E. Hurst
‘ i
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
“FROM THE OFFICE OF
THE OPEN DOOR”
Reelect
YOUR
SECRETARY
O F
State
TW Eure
A Vote for Youth, Courteoat Service Experience |and a
World War Veteran
THANK YOU/
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Carl T. Durham
Candidate
wu-
-FOR-
Reelection To
Congress
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY»MAY 25, 1940
SIXTH DISTRICT
FirnUme with Sw IHrntoHt Cham ion Tirtt in
Bichmr4 Cnokt, Uargartt Sptakt, • the Fiwton4 Factort tnd
ALEXANDER
Tire Division
P. O. POOLE, MANAGER
Master Serrice Station Corner Main and Gregvon Streets
North Durham Service Sj^-^tion Cor; Manjrum and Breadwajr Stfl*
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