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Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11

Theodore Townsend has been
elected president of the Beta
Epsilon Chapter of the Kappa
Alpha Fraternity at Newark, an
honor which is given to a mem-
her of the senior class for each
coming year. The formal dance
of the fraternity will be given in
Old College this evening. Miss
Betty Hammond, of William and
Mary College and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Marshall Townsend will at
tend.
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11

Music lovers in and near Mil
ford will have an opportunity to
become a member of the Dover
Cooperative Association shortly.
In another part of this paper
specific plans are set down. II
is being promoted by the first
citizens of Dover, and Milford
has been asked TO join forces.
Concerts by world famous artists
will be given and those holding
memberships will be the only
ones who will he able to enjoy
them. Salisbury has had these
concerts for several years and
some of our townspeOple have
attended there. They will be
good press agents for the local
association. Those interested
may phone Mrs. Stephen Toad
vine, Mrs. Frank NAPLES, Mrs.
Irwin Burton, Mrs. Dean Kim
mel, Miss Sara Grier or Mrs. G.
Marshall Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11

Mrs. Charles Windsor is slowly
improving after undergoing an
operation in Emergency Hospital
recently. This news will be well
coined by her friends.
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11


On Wednesday. March 16, from
three to five, a missionary tea
will be given in the Presbyterian
Church for the members of the
congregation and a few friends.
The aim of the tea is to increase
the membership of the society.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Grier
are the happy parents Of a little
daughter born in Emergency
Hospital on Monday, March Z.
She has been given the name of
her maternal grandmother. Eliz-
abeth Richards Grier.
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Roscoe Collaway gave a delight
ful st. Patrick's party at their
home on f. Front Street. South
Milford. Guests arriving at
eight were Mr.. and Mrs. August
Faix, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Petty
john, Mr.. and Mrs. David Sills.
DIR. and Mrs. John b. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. l. d. Short, DR.. and
Mrs. Lester Adkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Messick.
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11


Entertaining at her home on
Clarke Avenue on Thursday for
luncheon was Mrs. James X. Pet
tyjohn. Her guests were Mrs.
Clyde Nelson, Mrs. Frank Wap-
les, Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mrs.
Ray Warren. Mrs. Thomas Simp-
son, Mrs. Irwin Burton. Mrs.
Dean Kimmel, Mrs. John Baker,
Mrs. Edwin Messick. Mrs. ]. d.
Short and Mrs. Fred Reynolds.
v
A grand young lady celebrated
her eightieth birthday an Satur-
day, February 2S. She was Mrs.
Luther Cubbage, who lives on
her farm near town. For great
many years Mrs. Cubbage has
been one Of the persons who has
been a good influence in her
community and one that is loved
by all. In recognition Of this,
more than a hundred persons
gathered last week on Monday
evening at the Millwood Commu-
nifty Hall and gave Mrs. Cub
bage surprise birthday party.
at the invitation of her child
rem. On the pretext of a busi-
ness meeting Mrs. cubbage was
lured to the hall to be utterly
surprised by the crowd there.
Reverend W. H. Kohl of Hous-
ton. her pastor paid her a beau
tiful tribute as he presented her
a floor lamp from her friends.
Her children are all living and
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11

metropolitan
paper carried the
story of a very young
hoy who had written
and Illustrated a hnnk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
BREvITIES
ny The wanderIust

Well hoys and girls. here We are
again FOR This weeks chat.
Here And There
Last Friday night found every
one huslling and bustling around.
\ gay crowd gathered Al Macken-
zie Union al The sphinx dance
Among those seen there were:
Helen Nuttall. swaying with How
ara Tandy; Marjorie cook. looking
peachy with Jack Barthwell: billy
Sexton. who became rather pceyrd
because T. Washington monopoliz-
ed The attention Of Margaret cooke
Elaine Wilmington WAS also there
with Sonny Roxborough likewise
We saw Carolyn Plummer With
'onkling Brady: Lloyd Richards
looking lonely: Tony Martin. with
nut l.orry Porter Jean Johnson.
with James Duncan bur where was
Eddie arson? Johnnie Roxborough
was there Staging and looking
handsome az ever. and there were
oh so many more IN attendance.
Al about The same time Friday
night the Junior league ~ Ply
mouth congregational church was
staging ils annual carnival. Madam
Iola, the fishing pond. hinge. the
side show. aud The hot dog stand
added 10 the pleasure OF those pre-
sent ~ the affair. Sharing In the
lun were j. ID. Mason who declares
he used TO teach singing abroad
but still can't sing Roberta Greeni-
dge. looking ~ cute as ever:
Gwendolyn liarkless arriving late:
Burney watkins. consoled by her
tall feather: Merrie Ruth Parker.
watching the door: Valera Tandy.
Thomas Bridge Doris Tihbs. who
acquired someone's handkerchief
Margaret Wells. virginia Burger.
Christine Smoot, Theresa Terrell.
Alvin Boyd. Bernard Donald. elm
ton Canady. Thomas Asksw, George
and Ted Williams. aud dozens more.
Don't forget La Sncicte des ieu-
mes Files prison dance. October
81. At the YMCA. II promises 10 he
grand and glorious affair.
our deepest sympathy goes out to
the family of Lucy Katherine Dan
lels who succumbed last week. fol-
lowing long illness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Abatenjwa League Resumes Their
Fall Sessions With A Luncheon

The members OF he AirNen~a
league, composed Of wives OF local
ministers. reSImed their suuma
sessions Tuesday Ocyppr g. at the
home of Mrs. NJ p. Askew. on
Owen avenue
Mrs. T. r. F'lack presided IN =
emalt hrown ensemble
After Tie various me- o.bsfs told
u their vacation trips. delicious
luncheon was served and the fol-
lowing officers elected
Mrs Georgia Hin president
Mrs. 7 W kelley first yiee pre-i-
dent Mrs +. VI Kaiglel second
vice president. Mrs Gertrude
Thomas secretary, Mrs NJ o RrsS
treasurer AIRS .Alberia Pitman,
corresponding secretary Mrs. W.
II Peck parliamentarian
4 meeting Of tho League was al
So held Tuesday October II a. he
Phyllis Whealley Home ID which
time the officers were installed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Alpha Kappa Alpha Pledges
Entertain AT Rushing Party

The Ivy Leaf club PLEDGES TO the
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority OF the
Beta Mn chapter al Wayne univer-
silly gave their first Rushing party
of the season when they entertain
ed the Wayne university freshmen
Friday afternoon, October : AZ the
home OF Miss Alyce Stanton SIT
Owen avenue.
Fellowship was evidenced hv The
informality and eayicty exhibited.
augmented by an abundance ~ tae-
" sandwiches and drinks.
Among the hostesses were Lii
lian Rutherford, Margaret John son.
Carolyn Plummer. Kathleen Dun-
can, Arlette Lewis, Dora Miller
Jayne King. and vernice Hicks.
Freshman guests were Nanny
Fisher Ruth jennings. kalhc me
spears. leo Goo. Barbara Claaga.
Phyllis sampson. EVA Lucas t:za-
beth l.illard, Marilyn McDonsld.
and Miss chamwell.
Mary Agnes Miller, Justine Nel-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Mrs. Agnes Bristol
At OES Conference

Mrs. Agnes Bristol ~ Detroit
worthy grand malron of Wolverine
Grand chapter Prince Hall Affilia-
tnn made rccens rim 70 Ann Ar
hor. Michigan, whore she assisted
in comforting "The Queen ~ The
south on eight candidates Of Mao
mi chapter No. -. o +. S ~ that
city Monday evening October 10.
The Naomi chapter i doing fine
work in Ann Arbor under the lead
ership Of Mrs. Starks the worthy
Following the meeting am elab-
crate repast was served al Julia's
Tna Room.
Those accompanying Mrs Bristol
on the "trip were Mrs Carrie Riley.
Mrs. Alice lancey. Mrs. Fannie
Smons Mrs. Leah Martin Mrs.
Helen Can't, and V. A. Bristol.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Willing Workers Elect New President
Sphinx Club Host
At Dance Party In
Mackenzie Union.

The Sphinx club. pledge club Of
the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
gave q swell scronch at Mackenzie
Union last Friday evening. Music
for dancing was furnished by re-
cordines and eingeralc was served
between dances.
Among The many present were:
kalhlyecn roote, Clifton Graham.
shirley Ice Turner Lewis Graham.
Vera Pate. Wendell Turner Margie
Dunbar, lack Barthwell, Margaret
Redmond. Leon Smith. Vera Lee
Fisher. walter Greene. Willie Ber-
ham. Lucille Greene. Merric Voc
Graham George Payne, Louis,
'leage. Todd and Henry Cleage.
Doris Graham Alice stanton.
Franres Raiford Rem Davis. Hem
ry Anderson l.ossic Lee Davis.
Relva Sloane, Iiclcn Nuirall. Jean
Johnson James Duncan. Charles
and John Roxhoruugh Thomas
Askew. Katherine Spears. Walter
cannon. Regina solomon. Helen
Rvers. John Massey Frcdia Bale,
50 Clair Billups, Kathleen Dun
can. Preston and Charles Powell.
June Baber, Theodore Woodson
Ruth Jennings. Elhelda Lang. Ed
die Richardson. jamie King. Mar
eorie Greenidge. Jeanette BLAND
Walter Cridcr. Marjorie Cook Ber-
Coniinnod ON Page lnl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Club Celebrated
Golden Birthday
Last Decem Der

The Willing Wofoo's society ~
iiis eil> ou's'ardng 'fnm ne fact
ihai Ii has funeonod vrhoui
break siurp ~ besinrrE fttv
wears ago elected new president
Thnrsdav Oc'ohei a. ~ inrisl
ran meeting al me residence ~
Mrs Albert Gleerlsw on Bcnneaa
avenue.
Mrs. Greenlsw rs The way u
the new president elected 10 WELD
The historic gavel following the
designation % Mrs kale Johnson
who had occupied The chstr since
Ociober 1875 Mrs Jnhnson sue
60 Aded Mrs Della RsriIer. who had
heen president OF the organization
for ihir,y-hve years and was still
acting ~ that capacity up 10 April
ia@a a. The time ~ her demise.
The willing Workers celebrated
their golden auniver@ry last
pecen'be, with an elahoraie pro-
gran continuing several davs. A
siance hack into The organizs-
ennis history dis'losee thar in 1857.
H. +. Clark realized the necessity
~ an ofsanzalion - ara the poor
ana ased ia DO cis with this In
naid no called fpgefher ON Now
emher 20 1851 iwen'y-'hree local
women ana placed the matter be-
fore hem. The, organized he VIII
nc Workers Sociela and elected
ne following officers
Mi~ = q. Clark presldsn' Mrs.
Mary Miner secrciarv. and Mr..
William Anderson Trossure o'hsr
original momhers ~ ne .ocie'. IN
GUIDED Mrs William gnson.
Mrs Mary catherine Johnson Mrs.
Robert Thomas Mrs William PAL
Nor AIRS 1nlia Malone Mrs John
Il. Andel son Ns William Tomnn
srr Miss Csrre lssfcr, Nsss
agnes lotfery, Nrs w ~ Anaer
son Mrs Walter Sfowers Mrs
Oelia Rarrer Nrs Frod Clark
Mrs Rohcr Pelham Mrs Alex
BRYANT MS samuel wills N
sarah Howell Mrs Frank wiz
torn and Mrs John Lowe
Il Is remarkable 20 Observe 'hs
during rs half century career this
organization ha~ had mo- moss
Than hve presidents The member
snip i limited io Hev
IN addition 10 ,honsius ner
At The moefing last
Thnrsday ne willing voorhees,
made plans for heir annual gath
e'inr-np Of sfiieles ~ nov 10th
NIX ~ he presented 10 The Noodle
work Child ~ Anefiea The society
Continued on Page l0l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Sigma Gamma Rho
Club Host At Party

The Anrora club OF the Sigma
Gamma Rho sorority entertained
the freshmen OF Wayne university
recently. a. a skating party al he
Lucy Thurman YWtA.
Guests present were Malgsrei
MonigomerN, Katherine Spears
Lillian Wyatt Ruth Mason. aud
Christine Wright.
Members OF the Aurora club iu-
clnde Elaine Dudley Thclma MAJ
lin. Helen Chrcses. aud France.
Norfleet
Those assisting he Aproias
We're Flo~sie Williams Nozellc
Coins EVELYN Dennis Nareare'
Rowe, and Mabel Morris Miss Nor
ris is advisor ~ The club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
SPEEDY FIGHT ciIR

Members - tho speed, Fish cluh
held their meetnr on October q
AZ The home NJ Mrs. Lillian Davis
1875 Brush
The business hour was spent 10
planning for the party which was
held on October s.
Among the guests ~ the partv
were Roher Rrnwn William
Moore Reno cosies Freddie White
William steward G Hall & LIGHT
foot Mr. and Mrs Ted 1.eVis NJ
and Mrs John Hoard Lula owens
Susie Armstrong Title Wilson and
others
Members and siieuds % the c'nh
are requested 10 read the Tribune
each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

threw the biggest party OF Kappa
Alpha Psi session. last Saturday
evening. Oct. s. at the hospiiable
home OF the Barthwels. SPA Reau-
bien street Mrs. Barthwell. a ln,e-
~ young matron and active i'm Sill
honette club. which is made np OF
wives OF Kappa members, had pro-
vided a SYMPTOMS table Of nsci-
ous food and drinks. A half hundred
ioxact tgures) kappas NJ both
chapters were In attendance. The
meeting was fun Of pep and old
Time Kappa spirit. Plans were
made for the annual meeting 0f
Kappas TO be held here I'm Decem-
Der. Bro. Fred Hart williams and
old reliable Keeper OF the Dough"
Henry Walker, secured hall for the
joint open dance OF AKAS. and
'kats." To be swung Tuesday even-
ing, following joint public meei-
ing. December %. The hall for
Kappa closed party has also been
secured for night OF December 30.
kappas from fronts have re-
sponded TO the Clarion Cali Of The
Clan. Out Saturday night for he
first time IN many n week we're
brothers Henry Asher. one of found
ers Of Kappa Alpha Psi: :hroiher
doc" fthe versatile) element
Scott; the precise Doc Howard;
Ernie Marshall. lately a proud pap
py and many others. Bro. Geo Cat
heart showed up from camp and
so did Billups OF Alpha Beta. Every
Tuesday evening until further no.
tice the Grand Chapter Committee
will entertain all ksppas Al a
iep-meet. sometime last NJ this
month. Bro Henry Sweet and COM
mittee will have charge. ksppss
and their wives (alumnI and UNDER
grad chapters, and Silhoueties and
Scroller clubs had their pictures
taken Sunday, Oct. in front OF
Great lakes building.
Well. this brings the report Of
our scouting and discoveries To a
close for this week. With brightest
aud hest wishes. we sign off. with
the reminder to our mirror"
friends 10 keep sending In news
items and boosting the Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

IL your complexion dark. coarse and shiny2
Does il mask your natural beauty Then Why
not do something about it' Do what millions
Of women through two generations have done
try Nadinola Bleaching Cream!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

extended the Detroit visitor during
his soiourn IN Loe Angeles, in
Guiding farewell party given in
his honor ny Mr. and Mrs. J. n.
White HOS T.. i0,h street.
A. 10 the Sigma Gamma Rho's
fashion show, we are told that
Mrs. Marva Louis barrow will he
one Of the featured attractions.
modelling many Or her pretty gowns
from her fall and winter wardrobe.
Others 10 model will he winilred
DeGrasse Jane Henderson. VILLA
Lacy, Dorothy Anderson. Dolores
Vaughn, Louise Stswart, Phyllis
Griffin. Thomas Lcathers Bcnja-
min Parks. James Williams. Lloyd
Kline. Katherine Tinsley, Emerson
Adams, Anna Lee. simpson Julia
hradby, Vclma Branham. Ernesta
'lnzciic. Pearl Pcnick lorraine
Moss. Katherine Wells Helen
Rryant, Gladys Smith Lula Spen-
Ger, Susie Mills Violet Ranks.
Hattie Mae Jackson rsel Sauls-
bury. Frelda Railcv Roberta Me-
CURE Martha Iirndhv Mary Agnes
Miller. j. ". rrniicr, aud fwlni-
fred Welker The affair viii BE-
held ~ NJ ollrsfcr hall. Friday
evening Ocluhcr Il,
>acIrema club members we're
hosts Vt slap last saturday night
NJ The clug house Ia honor of l.lcn-
tenant Lawrence OAlev. Of wash
lpgion y. G Members ~ ~ OMEGA
PHI Psi fre.e,niiy OF VIII. "A Lieu
tent Oxlcy Is a member, we're also
invited Those isesent eninycd in
formal u'scuss cns with The honcrce
until far into the night.
Tlr opening Of ~. Cyprians' In
slliuie OF Ieade ship was formally
started off with a banquet Al the
,hurch last Thursday n
ing with Mr.. Cameron, of the Ford
Motor company; and Lieutenant
l.. OxIey as special guest speak
ers, After Mr.. Cameron address,
an informal discussion period was
held and enjoyed by more than l25
guests. Gloster currents strineed
trio furnished the music. which al
so added to The general atmosphere
Of culture which prevailed.
4 week end trip was made ~
Cleveland last week by Mrs. Ber-
nadine Baker Jordan Of this city.
who was accompanied by Misses
Reulah Harding and Ann Smith. OF
Windsor. Canada.
The V-b Bridge club recently held
lis initial meeting at the residence
W Mrs. Gladys Cuzzene. Of Trow-
bridge avenue. The other members
Of the club include Mesdames Edith
Watson. Tena Johnson Mary Rob
erts. Katherine LOOMS Edith |
white Florence Henderson. and I,
Houston
W. A. Thompson. of indianapolis.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday Of
last week. as guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f. +. Diveris OF Beauhen street.
street. He left last Thursday morn
Ing for Chicago 10 witness the |
second game Of the World Series.
The Desert Bridge club held Its
first meeting Of the fall season,
evening. October t.. at
he home NJ Mrs. Phillip Roberts. !
" Lavton street. The gang was all
here and the enthusiastic mem
hers. included Mesdames Marie
scruges. Katherine Fuller. Cad
nee Hines. Mamie Alexander. John
Roxborough, Fred Jones. Helen
Nestbro8ke. virginia white. Evelyn
Byrd. Margaret pipe. Irene Me-
Tendon. Pearl .Penick. Pearl How
lrd Mary Roberts, Edna Tondee,
Iand Edith watson.
Now. lust n word about the Nap
,as. Brother sydney Barthwell J
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. wilhrrt Moody.
$40 SMh street. wish To thank
their man, friends and nelghbcrs
for the beautiful flcrais and Kind
words ~ sympathy during the
death III their daughter. Mrs. Gecr-
gia Blair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Works wonders while you slssp

Take the first simple steps today toward i'm.
proving your complexion. Get ar Of Nsdi-
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Smooth this fragrant cream on your face. neck
and arms every night While you sleep. the
positive but gentle bleaching action Of Nadi
nola takes effect Usually in 10 10 days you
begin TO see wonderful improvement-yc
skin becoming lighter, softer, smoother. Oil
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You owe it to yourself to give your COM
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cream. Many women whose beautiful COM
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

son Regina Soloman Helen Rivers
Marjorie Greendee Emma zone
land. and Jessie Carter were few
OF the a. X. A. sorors attending.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

AMERICAN REALTY : & a CfrR
The American Rcaniy Social aud
Nrt club met ~ 'he home OF Mr.
Mae Malone eei +. Warren avenue
Monday evening. October ~ An
eleriion ~ offleers Was held a.
which time she fo,lo~ine were O.
lecied Mrs Mahlc Smith prcsi-
don't Mrs lvone wehh vice pf'.si-
dent Mrs carrie James secre srv
Mrs Mae Malone treasurer; Mrs
Donie Adams critic Ma't.e Slsse
r' pnrier
Mrs. Mae Malone received 'Ne
guest prize The hustess served
dainty refreshments
The club will hold Us next meet
INK Monday October II. r. m
with Mrs. Donie Adams -. T.
Palmer Api.4 ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

| TILITARIAN ART GIN

The I'lililarian Arr and sandy
club met FRIDAY evening Orober
5 with Mrs. Marietta Mays 2si f..
Palmer avenue
After the regular business Sos
sion The evening Was spent a.
games.
AIRS Louise Henderson sister of
The hostess. arrived from New York
City. which was pleasant surprise
10 AIRS. MAYS
a very delicious luncheon was
served
The next meeting pl the dub NH
he held ~ The home OF Mrs. Ann
Qudrles stli ReYchwood avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-12
THE Even Half a Job Will Save Your College Graduate Son From Full time LOafin9

very human for a young man not used to working to prefer parental sympathy and continued allowance to taking a hard, unpleasant. un- impressive job for small pay.
 It will help Dad to be Spartan, too, If he realizes that boy is much better off driving a truck or working in gas station-no mat ter what kind of degree he has than he is waiting for things to pick up."
 Put in the words of one of the $50 educational delegates to a re- cent conference on youth, held at Cornell University: Youth must be occupied. Let us not forget that a boy without joj is more than a boy with leisure time. He is dom- mated by worry and disappointment, with no chance for purposeful effort with nothing but time on his hands"
 Copyright, 1888, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-12

Peggy's behind on her etiquette, or she wouldn't giggle like high school freshman when man pays her a compliment. Makes 1t awk- ward for both.
 Peggy really would like to make a good impression on Fred, but she doesn't know how.
 When your date says, T like the color of your hair" do you gig gle childishly and answer, Don't kid me like that? Simply reply, Thank you, Tom," or How nice of you to tell me-"
 Other problems? Do you know how to avoid betting without seem- ing a prude? Keep the converse tion impersonal, change the sub ject, or just pretend not to hear sentimental remarks.
 Shall you invite the new man over, even though he's never asked you for a date? Yes, If you ask other friends, too.
 When you're out with man for the evening, who suggests that it's time to go home? You do, of course.
 Impress your date with grow1i- up boise. Our 32-page booklet gives etiquete for dancing, dining, movies, parties. What to wear on all occasions.
 Send 10c in coins for your copy of ETIQUETTE FOR YOUNG MODERNS to the Waterbury Dem- ocrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-12
Household Hints - WOMAN'S REALM -:- Latest Styles
Gl0rfWng Yourself
By Alicia Hart

Clogged pores and the results of them the chief one of which is blackheads-are the bane of any truly beauty-minded woman's ex- istence, of course. If you have mo- ticed a few blackheads at the sides of your nose and across your chin, do take immediate steps to elim- mate these and prevent formation of others.
 First of all, renew your atten- ton to cleansing routines. If your skin isn't too sensitive, wash and massage it with a complexion brush and plenty of soap suds every morning and again before going to bed. Otherwise, scrub with rough washcloth. Between times, clean your face frequently. Never put layer of fresh makeup on over stale.
 At night, after the soap and water cleansing, cover the blem- ished areas with towel which has been wrung out of very hot water. This gentle steamtng reIaxes the pores and loosens the blackheads. Now cover forefingers with cotton gauge (this is importantly and gently press out few of the little black spots. Do not squeeze too vigorously. And do not try to re- move all of the blemishes in one treatment.
 After squeezing, put a bit of antiseptic on each irritated spot. Let dry, then pat face with mild skin tonic or plain witch hazel. If skin is quite oily, application of witch hazel can be the final step in the treatment. If it is dry or just normal, wait until the lotion has dried before batting on night cream.
 Once or twice a week, use a mask, preferably one designed especially to eliminate blackheads. These stimulate circulation and tend to loosen foreign matter in the pores, making 1t easier to squeeze out.
 And don't forget to eat plenty of fresh vegetables and crisp, green salads and to drink quan- titles of frfuit and vegetable juices. Cut down on rich pastries and other sweets and do take some exercise every single day.