jr. Peggy Green
...Women's basketbsll coach
Peggy Green
anted Doctorate
Arts Degree
»bury - Dr. Peggy L. Green,
ant Professor of Physical Edu
and head women’s basket
oach at Livingstone College,
warded the Doctorate of Arte
to Physical Education during the
summer commencement exercises
Middle Tennessee State Univer
sity in Murfreesboro, TN.
Her doctoral dissertation was
entited “The Administrative Status
of Selected Women Physical Edu
cators In Thirteen Southern
Rf native of Carthage, MS, Dr.
Ween earned her B.S. and M.S.
Wees in physical education from
jK^son State University in Jack
MS in 1973 and 1975, respec
wy. Dr. Green also served as
Mien’s varsity basketball coach at
Jfckson State during the 1974-75
{pc is a member of the American
Appliance for Health, Physical Edu
ffion and Dance, the National
■tfamural Sports Association and
We worked as a volunteer with the
VKial Olympics. Dr. Green also
raws as cheerleader advisor at
Kir. Green is married to Jimmy
W&en and they have one son,
yreU. a high school sophomore.
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Mr. Charles, RJB.
QUESTION: Why do cosmetics
break some people out, after
wearing them awhile?
ANSWER: Cosmetics are like
any other item on the shelf. If
they are cheap, not much work
can be placed in the process
tng; also cheaper synthetic
chemicals are used that may
have cruder chemicals that
may cause allergic reac
tions. More expensive cos
metics are normally processed
with finer natural ingredients
and very few raw or synthe
tic chemicals. The term for this
group is hy po-allergenic. How
ever, bear in mind that both will
break you out if they are not
matched to your skin type by a
trained trichologist or cosme
tologist. The basis for good
make-up is a clean skin. Skin
should be cleansed with a good
hy-po-allergenk cleanser for
your skin type. If you're not
sure consult your trichologist or
cosmetologist.
When Yos Care
Enough To t-ook
Your Very Best
The
House of Charles
National Grandparents Day Will Be Celebrated Sunday
.. September 9 is Grandest Day. Also
known as National Grandparents
Day, that day has been ceremoni
ously set aside for us to honor our
grandparents.
The sentiment behind it may be
creditable. But I wonder. If you're a
florist, needless to say, your support
of this national holiday may be
suspect.
If you’re not one who sells flowers,
your motives, we'U assume, are
pure. In either case, know that it's
1 -
not your grandparents who concern
me.
Daisy, not the flower but the
woman, was not lithe. At five feet,
five inches and about 200 pounds she
was more like a pear than a flower.
A daisy flower one would expect to
bend in the breeze. My Grand
mother Daisy, having survived SO
years of Mobile's hurricanes, as far
as I know, -never wavered in a
tempest
She had numerous children, my
mother I’m sure not being her
favorite offspring as I am of my
mother, and she proved more than
enough mother for them all.
Early on having discovered my
self her favorite grandchild, I -
generously let her fill me with cakes,
cookies and candies, usually home
made. You know of the sorties
youngsters must'endure because of
well-meaning but dieteticsliy igno
rant grandparents.
I let her wash my clothes, polish
ray shoes, clean my room at her
home. Unselfishly and with little
thanks from her I did these
things and much, much more.
Sometimes I let her thread one of
my aching teeth and yank it out. And
often I let.her argue with me, for she
had a perpetually irritating habit of "
forgetting that it was I who was to be
picked up after and that she had the
picking up to do.
She had children enough, and one
_ would have thought that since she
had failed to instill in them a desire
to garden that by the time of my
blessed arrival she’d have given up.
It was not to be.
She never complained while we
blundered about her living room, the
repository of delicate bric-a-brac
she had made. What she had she was
unselfish in making mine. What
thanks I have I wish I had given
when the giving counted.
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