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THIS, THAT &
THE OTHER
(Continued from Page 1
ranee I cite the fact that I sat
through Key Largo w ; th no idea
that the leading performers were
Humphrey Bogart, Edward Robin
son and Lauren Bacall.
Since mentioning in this column
that corsages and earrings are for
me the finishing touch in dress
ing, it has been interesting to
hear what ideas other women have
about the same thing Some vol
unteered information; others were
asked in the name of research.
(For, after all, what is research
but curiosity, dignified and direct
ed?)
One slender young woman said
wearing a girdle makes her feel
more graceful and elegant than
anything else ever could. Another
said high-heeled shoes are for her
the item deciding how dressed-up
she is.
A member of the young matrons
set declared it is lipstick that
makes her feel fixed. An older
mother asserted that she never is
certain of elegance unless positive
her hair is done exactly right.
Knowing that it is, gives her
special poise. It takes white
gloves for one woman to feel her
self fully prepared for any social
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event.
One reply to the question was
that no one thing, but everything,
had a part in the surety of being
“fixed.” “Why,” said this person,
“If I were by any chance to find
myself with colors or fabrics
wrongly combined say in a
black hat, brown shoes and some
other colored handbag l’d
probably have to leave because of
acute nausea. Os if I found my
self in a fancy hat with a sports
dress, it would be almost as bad.”
But she is a perfectionist, and
the rest of us needn’t bother too
much about her ideas.
All day as I have gone about my
work there has rung in my mind
a stanza of an old song. It be
gins “Oh think of the friends over
there.” For one more has gone to
join the many already “over
there.” The death of Mr. Howard
Johnson means to my husband
and me the loss of a special friend
whose sincerity and sympathy
were never doubted and whose
kindly interest was deeply appre
ciated.
Town Board Planning
For Paving of Streets
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This will make it possible to elect
town officers with one day of vot
ing instead of two, as has been
the case for years. The clerk was
The Zebulon Record
advised to check with the League
of Municipalities for the proper
procedure in carrying through this
plan.
It was also decided that a new
registration should be held before
the town election in May.
Commissioner R. Vance Brown
brought to the attention of the
board the dangerous condition of
the sidewalk on Arendell Avenue
between Mrs. Andrew Jones’ and
Fred Smith’s homes. Commonly
known as the “long bridge.” the
walk at this place is caving in
at the sides and protective rails
are in a state of disrepair. Com
missioner Brown said that, for
tunately, no school children have
tumbled into the deep ditch which
runs beside the walk, but the con
dition of the walk constitutes a
hazard and should bo improved.
Thurman Murray, local grocery
man, met with the commissioners,
and suggested that a parking area
be prepared behind the Peoples
Bank ft Trust Company for use
by customers of stores on Main
Street. He pointed out that ad
ditional parking space would give
merchants a place to have their
automobiles during business hours,
freeing main street for out-of-town
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cars here on business.
Although agreeing that the idea
is good, the commissioners ex
pressed doubt that merchants will
cooperate, since there is already
enough parking space off the street
for most of them, and the mer
chants do not use it. They agreed
to work on providing additional
parking space, however.
Present at the meeting with
Mayor R. H. Bridgers and Clerk
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