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THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH N C SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1966
Every little girl wants a very
special dress to wear on an im
portant Holiday occasion. And
one that just tills the bill is
shown here in a frothy white
checked smock diess woven of
lOO'c Durene cotton yarn. Fit
for a princess, this delicious
puff of a dress, with its calcu
lated innocence is sure to
charm the legendary frog into
a prince at first sight. The dress
was designed by Elbe F dr.man
for Shepaidess. and is irosted
with rhinestones and indcscent
p-ii'ii tee for a sparkling, gala
lock.
The gl very party season is
made more so with fashions
made of Durene cotton yarn.
Because of a mercerization
process Duiene is beautifully
lustrous, and enhances the fin
ished fashion product with a
silky look and hand. Mercer
ization also makes the yarn
more durable and comfortable
than ordinary cotton. And the
lustre of Durene cotton fash
ions does not diminish with
wearh.gs these clothes go on
looking bright forever.
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| SINCE YOU |
I ASKED ME 1
BY LONNIE PRUITT
negro press
INTERNATIONAL
Dear Lonnie: Why does my
-other have a fit every time I
use her cologne? She has so
much, it almost covers her
dresser. The bottles are very
very pretty and all of them smell
good. I like to put some on
me from two or three different
bottles, but she always knows
and she always fusses.
Perfumed,
SHE COULDN’T HELP
KNOWING if you go around
smelling like a perfumed fac
tory. Why don’t you persuade
her to get you some cologne
of your own? Or maybe you
could save and start your own
collection. If hers means to
much to her, I wouldn’t keep
bugging her by using hers, of
I were you.
* * *
Dear Lonnie: I have a class
that has only nine students. All
my other classes have 25 or
more. In this small class, we
really have a good time. The
teacher takes time to work with
each one of us, and we get a
lot of help. I think all classes
should be that size, don’t you?
YES. IT WOULD HELP ev
erybody to learn more. How
ever, there is such a big teach
er shortage that I don’t believe
it is possible to do that in most
places. In a small class, I
imagine the teacher works a lot
harder and the students get a lot
of help. However, in a large
class, the students have to work
harder so they keep up with
what is going on. They have
to really pay attention. Did
you know that some college
classes have 100 and 200 stu
dents? In a class like that, the
students really have to work
hard to learn something. He
has to be a serious person who
really wants to learn.
* * *
Dear Lonnie: Thank you for
that advice you gave me about
, roy cousin. You wer / ' > right.
It worked out just like you said.
You did me a big favor and I
appreciate it. I always read
your column. You’re pretty
good.
Thanks.
YOU’RE WELCOME. Now
just what do you mean bv'‘pret
ty good?” i’ll bet you mean
that when I say something that
works, I’m good, and when I
don’t I’m not so good. Is that
right?
* * *
If you want to ask a ques
tion, send it to “Since You Ask
ed Me," Negro Press Interna
tional, 5708 S. State St., Chi
cago, 111., C 0621.
Brighten Party Tabie
Hospitality abounds at Christmas
time, when friends and neighbors
frequently get together for festive
occasions from a holiday party to
an exchange of cookie recipes.
Whatever the reason for exchang
ing gixrd cheer, Kleenex snack and
beverage napkins add color to the
party table. Kept in plentiful supply
in the serving area, the napkins
protect table tops fr >m gltss rings
or food stains.
THE FOLKS AT OV\ .
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