Afternoon, April 5, 1931
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Makeup Changes Face Through 50 Years Of Feminine Fashions
illness ot her father, Charlie HiH
Mr. Hill is now recovering from
pneumonia.
David Rovers returned last week
from Detroit, Mirh. Kenneth Best
and Bud Juslue are now employed
there.
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The Misses Audrey Sanford. No
vella UootK and IliltU lies! visit
ed on tjvper (.'r.ihtree lasl week
end. Pvt. Benny Best visilrd Ins fam
ily last weekend
Mr. and Mrs I'm t is Koners and
their small crandson. Tonv,
j were Suiidn nnevis ni their daut;h
ter, Mrs Troy McCraeken,
Cpress
jt crepe with navy.
VERA WINSTON
TLY simple dress of
with clever but not
idousdetalltosetlt apart,
vst good bet for season
iason wear. Here Is such
fuhioned of belee crepe
In for contrast. There is
in seaming from the
luttoned pockets at the
Mich extends down to
frred buttoned-down
it the hips. The fullness
flared skirt Is concen
tow&rd the back. Nav7
b buttons and navy blue
L nftlT crushed, for the
other details.
l.ols Mel'i. liken is uoniii haek to
I school after bein suk at home for
' a tew dav-si
Miss Heilv.Jo Russell has moved
to town alter siiemlinK the
1900 . ....This wan little lady pinched her cheeks
and bit her lips to get some added color. She used
a wee bit of rice powder on her nose to achieve
that glamor girl look in this Maude Adams era,
say Coty researchers, presenting 50 years
of fashions in faces from the turn of the
century.
1910 . . Women went all-out
with makeup in this "vamp
look' day. emulating Theda
Bara's heavily painted -eje-brows.
slanted eye outlines,
lipstick and a smudgy
product for eyeshadow.
1920 . , . A small, bee-stuns . Mae Murray
mouth was the voiiue ai.d eves still were made
UP heavily in the early twenties, although they
were pmclled to took round. Tis said that many
women suffered twisted necks trying to copy the
characteristic pose of Miss Murray's head and
shoulders
1930 . , . The next major cos
metics fashion was set by Joan
Crawford, who made great
capital out of what was then
a major beauty fault- a largo
mouth. Joan emphasied it
with lipstick
1 !."" 1 . . The "pale face" look
emphasises the trend to fem
inity, say makeup experts. The
rule is light foundation and
powder, dark lipstick. Hair
dos shown are by Lura
de tie.
months with
Messer.
her sister Mrs
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Rex
County HD Council
Plans Various Activities
The Haywood County Council. of
Home Demonstration Clubs met
Thursday in the Home Demonstra
tion Kitchen with Mrs. Paul Hyatt,
president, presiding.
Plans were made for the clubs
of Haywood County to observe Na
tional Home Demonstration Club
week, April 29 to May 5. with the
theme, "Today's Home Builds To
morrow's World." Radio programs
will be presented during the week
by the Allen Creek, South Clyde,
Crabtree-Hyder Mountain, Cecil,
and Bethel Clubs. News articles
will be written by the Waynesville
Homemakers Club and the Lake
side Club and window displays for
Canton and Waynesville will be ar
ranged by members of the Morn
ing Star, West Canton, Saunook,
Francis Cove, and Junaluska Clubs.
Mrs, W. L. Amnions, chairman of
the ways and means committee for
the first quarter of the year, gave
a report and plans were made for
completion of the County Cook
Books. Clubs asked to serve on the
Ways and Means committee for the
second quarter are Center Pigeon,
Bethel. Cecil, Clyde, South Clyde
and West Canton, Serving for the
third quarter will be the clubs of
Ratclill'e Cove, Francis Cove, Al
iens Creek, Saunook. Iron Duff.
Crabtree-Hyder Mountain, Upper
Crabtree, and Fines Creek, During
the fourth quarter will be Rogers
Cove, Lakeside, Junaluska,
Waynesville Homemakers, Dell
wood, Maggie, and Jonathan Creek.
Plans were announced for the
Dress Revue to be held April 4 in
the basement of the Waynesville
First Methodist Church. !
A discussion was held on thej
meeting of the second district ot
the Federation of Home Demons-
(ration Clubs which will be held at I
the First Methodist Church here I
on May 8 w hen Mrs, P. P, Gregory,
president of the State Federation
w ill be the principal speaker. Com- j
mittees for the day were appoint
ed as follows:
Coffer Hour, sponsored by Coun
ty Council officers, will be held in
the basement of the church during
registration from 9;30 a.m. to
10:30 a.m. with Mrs. Denton
Browning, Aliens Creek Club,
chairman; Mrs, Wayne Franklin,
Lakeside Club; -Mrs. Carl Medford,
Junaluska Club; Mrs. J. R. Cald
well, Iron Duff Club assisting.
Flower Arrangements:. . (for the
ehurchv, Mrs. Will RatclilTe, chair
man, Ratclille Cove Club; Mrs. D.
Reeves Noland, RatclilTe Cove
Club; Mrs. H, O. Champion,
Waynesville Homemakers Club;
Mrs. Ben Phillips, Waynesville
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Remember Rosie the Riveter In the last
war?
J Well, all over our busy country, 3efen.se
plants will soon be asking women by the
thousands to come back to work on war jobs.
) This time, it will be easier for these house
, wives to take a job AND run their homes,
tool m tS j AMER
ica's homes have become highly
mechanized with millions of
automatic time and labor-sav
ING APPLIANCES LIKE STOVES AND
REFRIGERATORS THAT TURN THEM
SELVES ON AND OFF. Now, more than
ever, homemakers leave household jobs to
Reddy Kilowatt, their automatic electric ser
vant, while they help Uncle Sam!
Reddy will be ready, too! THERE'S
PLENTY OF ELECTRIC POWER TO
TAKE CARE OF OUR DEFENSE NEEDS
AND OUR HOMES, thanks to the business
men who run our electric industry.
America is Strong ... It's Electrified!
CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
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Homemakers Club
Torsades: Mrs. Ralph Crawiord.i
McKiinmon Club, cliau man; Mrs.
Malcolm Crisp, McKinunon Club;
Mrs. W. C Moody. McKinunon
Club: Mrs. Edwin Hyatt, Canton
Homemakers Club and Mrs. Wal
ter Cowart, Canton llomeinakers
Club
General Hostesses: Mrs, Paul
Robinson, chairman, Beaverdain
Club; Mrs. James McCluro, Sail'
nook Club; Mrs. W. 1). Ketner,
Dellwood Club; Mrs, Levi Morgan,
Clyde Club; Mrs, Carl Green, Fines
Creek Club; Mrs, Troy Leather
wood, Jonathan Creek Club; and
Mrs, R. H. Worley, Morning Star
Club.
Handicraft Exhibit:' Mrs. C. K.
Rainey. chairman, Maggie Club;
Mrs, Troy . Wyoho, Francis Cove
Club: Mis. Cecil Murray. Good
Neighbor Club of Center Pigeon;
Mrs, Will Medford, JuiiahiNka Club;
Mrs. Jim Welch, Bethel Club and
Mrs. J. E. Burnette, Cecil Club.
Registration; Mrs. L. J, Cannon,
general chairman, McKiinmon
Club; Mrs. Horace Crawford, Rog
ers Cove Club; Mrs. Jimniie Mc
Clure, Lakeside Club; Mrs. Cromer
Crisp, West Canton Club; Mrs. C.
L. White, Maggie Club; Mrs. Ce-
Upper Crabtree C.D.P.
Meets Saturday; Many
Visitors In Community
The service boys who are receiv
ing the Mountaineer wrote to
thank the community for sending
it to them.
Mr, and Mrs. Welch Messer
have had I heir yard landscaped
and sown in grass. They are now
putting ui) a picket fence
pbas Clark, Junaluska Club; Mrs
P. C. Mann, South Clyde Club;
Mrs. C. M. Rogers. I'pper Crab
tree Club; Mrs, George K.dgerton,
Canton Hoineinakers Club; and
Mrs. Arthur Dills, Aliens Creek
Club.
Nominations: Mrs. Pat Cole.
Clyde Club.
Resolutions: Mrs. Paul Robinson,
Ueaverdam Club.
Music: Mrs. Hugh Terrell, chair
man, Bethel Club: Mis. It C.
Muench, Ueaverdam Club; and
Mrs. John Kirkpatrlck, Crabtree
Hyder Mt, Club.
Announcements were made re
garding special interest meetings
to be held May 2 on cakes by Miss
Virginia Wilson, Nutrition Special
ist, N, C, State College; and Cloth
ing Leaders training school to be
held April 0th' by Miss Julia Mc
Iver, Clothing. Specialist, Slate Col-lego.
PF.GGY HRADSHAW
Mountaineer Reporter
The I'pper Crabtree Community
will bold their regular" meeting
this Saturday night at the Mount
Zion Methodist Church, Brack
.lames, chairman, will be in charge
of the program, which starts at 7
o'clock.
Mrs. Albert Ferguson, Mrs, Clin
ton McFlioy. and Manson McKlroy
have been visiting in Virginia.
Their plans included a stop at
Siler City to see Mr. and Mrs, Bob
by Ferguson and small children
Sherry and Mickey. Mrs. Ferguson
is the former Miss Georgia Mc
Cracken. She is the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCrack
en. Mrs, Grace Giles' trip to Vir
ginia was postponed because of the
Russia is about 2 H7 times the
size of continental United States.
I The rose is the state flower of
New York
Had Brick In His
Stomach 10 Years!
A man said for 10 years he felt
like he had a brick in his stomach,
due to undigested food he always
had inside of him. He was weak,
worn-out, headachy and swollen
with gas.
Recently he not CERTA-VIN and
says the feeling like a brick disap
peared the second day. This new
medicine is hclpinc many Waynes
ville sufferer. It makes your food
digest faster and better. Taken be
fore meals, it works with your food.
Gas pains ! Inohes of bloat' van
ish! Contains herbs and Vitamin
R-l with Iron to enrich the blood
and makes nerves stronger. Weak
miserable people soon feel differ
ent all over. So don't no on suffer
ing. Get CERTA-VIN Smith's
Drug Store.
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