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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

- WI illOFNt III III hlboAG~GDil
-ioted because II is hand made.
9Th Row: Yarn over twice, in
sert hook under both bars of next
Joined tr, draw loop through:
yarn over draw through loopsl
3 times. Skip Of previous
row. c in 5 c. yarn over
twice. insert hook under both bars
OF same joined tr. draw loop
through: yarn over. draw through
? loops) twice. yarn over twice.
insert hook under both bars of
next joined tr, draw loop through;
yarn over. draw through 2 loopsl
twice. yarn over and draw through
3 loops, skip c behind joined tr.
Repeat from across, ending
with $ in 3 . c. yarn over twice,
insert hook under both bars of
last joined tr. draw loop through;
+ yarn over. draw through loops)
times, skip 5 of previous row,
In last c.
9th. 10th and 18th Rows: Same
as End row. 18th Row: S in 3
$ c, yarn over twice. insert hook
under LIST bar below, draw loop
through. yarn over, draw
through loopsl twice. yarn over
twice, insert hook under both bars
of next joined tr and draw loop
through; (yarn over. draw through
loopsl twice, yarn over, draw
through 3 loops: skip behind
joined n. In 5 c, yarn over
twice, insert hook under both bars
of same joined tr. draw loop
through.
Repeat from across ending
row with a joined II. skip c be-
hind joined tr, $ c in $ c. Oh l..
turn. The last s rows 18th to 18th
rowsl constitute the pattern. Re
peat pattern once more; Oh 3 at
end of goth row. turn.
2lst to Path Rows Incl: n c
in each st across. ch 3. turn (ch
at the end of path row..
Gath to 40th Row Incl: Repeat
LIST to 18th rows incl: then 9th To
sth rows incl. Oh 3 at end of
10th row.
41st Row: d c in each st across
Gu S. turn. Repeat this row for
% inches Work border To cor
respond with other end. Fasten
off.
HAT:
Gauge: SITS makes inch; 7
rows make ! inch.
Side: Oh 159 to measure about
% inches.
LIST to Attn Rows Incl: Same as
LIST to 4th rows of scarf ass stsl g.
Continue in pattern as for scarf,
decreasing ! ST at both ends of
every other plain Grow until 1S4
SITS remain-to dec, work off .
as l C. Next Row: 81 ST
across LIST 4 SITS. work in pattern
10 within last SITS. Oh l. turn
Repeat this row : more times 30
SITS remain). Fasten off.
Top: Oh Is; work in pattern,
increasing l st at both ends Of
every 3rd row until there are 26
sts-to inc. work . in l sc
Work straight in pattern until
piece measures 4 inches. Dec. 81
at both ends OF every Srd row
until no SITS remain. Fasten off.
Holding right sides together
sew shaped edge OF side around
edge OF top. having foundation
chain OF top at center front Sew
remaining shaped edges together
for back seam. Sew feather at de-
sired angle on left side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

Whether you onooro another yor this blouse
will be high light of your wordobe Poern 1880 oontons
directions for knitted blouse sizes l2A ond 1913 usto
lions of il and stitches; materials required
Send and token for this pottern
TO The Tocoro Times keedecroft Dept Tocono, Wosh.
Write Povnb Pottern Number. your Name and Address.
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appearance.
II all adds up To the fact that
You do owe . pleasing appear
anee 10 your family, hut Won
should fulfiil this obligation
without going head over heels In
debt
Dear Miss Grey: Can you find
me a Scotch terrier male pup for
my farm here on Vashon island.
1t will have a good home.
ROMEY n. SWANSON.
Vashon Island.
Dear Miss Grey: When going to
a restaurant with a young man. Is
1t considered proper for the girl
to give the waitress her order or
must she leave II up to her escort.
/ think 1t il perfectly alright for
the girl to tell the waitress what
sh. wants but my cousin says
am wrong. Will you please settle
this little problem for us.
TOODLES.
Dear Toodles: Your cousin In
right. When you 20 To dinner
with young man. YOU should
tell him which foods on the
menu you like and what you
want him 70 order for you. He In
turn will give your order 10 the
waitress along with him own.
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problem wife
By LOUISE HOLMES

FOR what / made her endure IN
this town. She hates me and I
don't blame her"
Isn't she coming back. Or.
Carlisle -
NO. she isn't coming hack" He
took his hat from the rack
That's al for today. Vera He
went down the stairs.
Terry drove 10 Sophie Swift's
cottage. Going in, ne dropped to
a chair. slumping down. hands in
his pockets It's happened, Mrs.
Swift"
u know.
He stared At her misera bly,.
you love her. don't you. Mrs.
Swift ."
u think Jan is the finest.
sweetest person have ever
known" She thought shall 7 tell
him 7 promised faithfully. but
ne should know that she was a
saint in this community
Gould 7 have done anything :"
ne asked
NO Circumstances were too
much for YOU and Jan. She loved
you, she still loves you"
"Oh. no. They killed the love.
They never rested until they kill
ed IT,"
Perhaps she will come back"
Sophie's kind heart ached with
sympathy II was monstrous that
80 great a love could not have
surmounted the obstacles of hate
and jealousy and conspiracy. And.
in a way. It was not in the least
surprising.
Jan and Terry were from diff
trent worlds. They thought and
believed differently. They viewed
life from different angles. Per-
haps the incredible thing was
that their love had endured so
much.
Never
"she will never come back"
Terry groaned, adding between
his teeth. Il won't ask her to come
back, 7 won't let her come back
ever. She is only child and she
never knew cruelty and meanness
until she married me"
you were so good 10 her. DR..
Terry"
And you. Mrs. Swift. We were
two among many" He got to his
feet. I'll have to learn to go on
without her" he said
Had he known of JAMS despair
he might have sent his car flying
eastward But he only knew that
she had left him and he drove
slowly to his smotheringly empty
home.
Nearing Chicago on the second
day, Jan said quietly to Mippy.
II think well 60 to a hotel in
Chicago. I think I don't feel very
we'll"
Setting her teeth, she drove INTO
the city. Mippy, her face creased
with anxious lines, folded her
sloved hands more tightly.
Jan did not break until the bell
boy had deposited their bags in
hotel suite on Michigan avenue.
With the closing of the door.
she screamed, And then the tears
came Tears, bitter and scalding,
tears that had been denied too
long. They were shattering tears.
Continued on Page s, Column s.
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keep them pressed and clean
address these two short para
graphs especially to "Perplexed.
who writes the following letter:
Dear Miss Grey: My problem
briefly is this: How much do you
think a young mother OF five
small children should spend or
her personal appearance out OF
$40 a week.
am not asking you to he arbi-
TRAITOR in a personal matter be-
tween my husband and myself
The facts are these: Until quite
recently our salary was much
lower. Consequently we have debts
10 meet as well as a large family
10 support For these reasons
have permitted myself practically
nothing for clothing. wearing
broken shoes and worn out house
dresses. to help us meet expenses.
However. my sister-in-lsw tells
me that ! am doing my husband
an injustice in going about 20
shabbily. and that ! should buy
myself some clothes even II some
thing else must 20 unpaid. ! must
admit ] do not present a pleasing
appearance. being a painfully
plain woman at best.
Will you please give me your
opinion and also tell me what you
consider a proper sum for house
wife to spend on her personal APP
pearance. Also. will you give me
an idea of the minimum wardrobe
you think essential IN this case.
Thank you very much.
PERPLEXED.
Dear Perplexed: In spite Of
the fact that your sister-in-iaw's
point Of view IL not wholly In
correct. nevertheless l do not
think n Ia mp TO her 10 criticize
you. Instead you are to he COM
mended for keeping down ex-
penses 10 help your husband
over . tough spot. ! feel,
though, that you should not 20
IN curtailing your own expenses
indefinitely.
II Ia impossible for me 10
tell you how much you should
spend On your wardrobe for !
do not know how much You are
In debt. 1 do not believe In going
head-over- In debt for the
sake Of an up-to-the-m minute
wardrobe. neither do l deem it
wise TO be seen In clothes that
are definitely outmoded and
threadbare.
II h In her own and her
family's advantage for the mis-
treas of the household TO he
neatly and appropriately
dressed. 90 ] would suggest that
you save your old clothes and
shoes 10 he worn around home
suc huufnhuks Suu kVs nv" ""s
mt for when You ARE seen In
public. BE careful In choose
clothes that are not faddish but
Instead those which will he In
good taste for some time 10
come. You will always he safe
by selecting clothes that are cut
along simple lines. Buy mod
erately priced clothes that are
made of good. long wearing
materials.
You can also improve your
appearance by paying attention
to your skin and hair. This also
need not require any great
amount Of money. A good cream.
10 keep your skin soft and
smooth and . stiff hair brush to
make your hair shiny and
glossy will do wonders for your
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One Need Not Dress Extensively
To Be Considered In Good Taste

Pleasing Appearance Does Help Person 10 Succeed
But n Is Foolish 70 Go Head Over Heels in Debt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
HOME DEMONSTRATION
COUNCIL AND POLICY
AND PROGRAM MEETING
Officers Elected BY Council For 1871. Contestant To BE
Sent To State Contest and Contribution Voted
For All Scholarship Fund

The Jackson County Home Dem
onstration Council met recently ~
the agricultural building IN Pasca-
goula. Hrs. A. G. Petersen, VICE
president Of the Council, presided in
the absence Of Mrs Bradley, presi-
dent Several important business
items were discussed during the
business session. II Was decided
that the County Council would send
. delegate 70 the State Council
meeting during Farm and Home
Week. They also decided 70 send a
contestant In the state contest. and
il was voted that the Council make q
contribution 70 the 4-H scholarship
fund. The officers elected for 1871
we're are follows. AIRS. A. G. Peder-
sen. Hurley. president: Mrs. r. 8.
Hubbard. Harleston. vfce-presideut;
Mrs Lucy Webb. Fontainebleau, sec
re3ary and f-Eeasarer. Eollozine the
business session. Mrs. 4. L. Goff. Of
Moss Point. gave Q very interesting
paper on Mississippi writers.
Those IN attendance at the Coun-
ell were as follows: Mrs. w. G.
Havens. Mrs Percy Hinxel. East
Side Pascagouls: Mira z. l. Goff,
Moss Point. visitor: Mrs. May Long.
Mira. Hubert Goff, Big Point; Mrs.
A c. Petersen. Hurley: Mrs. r. s.
Hubbard. Miss Jewel Marble. Mrs.
Carl Branknan. Harieston: Mrs.
Norman Davis. Wade; Mrs. n. L.
Booker. Vancleave: Mrs. Phil Davis.
Ms Lucy webb. Fontainebieau;
Mrs John Kelly. Fort Bayou: and
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Miss Ruth Cain. home demonstra-
ton agent.
Lunch was served at noon. when
other members Of the Policy and
Program Planning committee joined
the Council members for lunch. In
addition 70 Council members who
remained for the Policy and Pro-
gram Planning committee meeting.
there were l. l. Roberts and MT
and Mrs. 8 r. Davis. vaneieaye
Mr.. Roberts. vice-chairman. pre-
sided IN the absence Of E. n
Spaulding. chairman Of the COM
mittee. The Farm and Home Week
program at State College was dis
cussed and also transportation The
committee also discussed All Club
projects. particular the live stock
project. and voted to do all that was
possible IN assisting the ALI Club
work and stimulating fnternst m
same. They also discussed farm re-
organization and marketing. Ad-
lowned TO meet Saturday. August 10.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Miss Ketty Dessommes and Arthur
Marx Of New Orleans. visited IA
the DesSonmes home the past week
end.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Capt. and Mrs. John Cooke o.
Lafayette. Louisiana. and Miss Der.
nadine Wolfe lett Mon1ay on a mo-
cor trip through Florida.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

A pexy pretty wed6ina saA nnlesun
msd ln the henae q Mf aFsa Mr.
& = StnelnAn IN Ogean AENinkk
Ast rst0aY evening - 3 - Hathkk
Aassn ths4f aauehtsT. Msek VIVIAN
Assce steeinaan became uta bst1H -
C9sAfse1 william Noufeg aiSe 81
0ceAn 8swtn3A TIE t~sngfxeslys
Rasie FiFag ceFezngxaY wAs performed
kefafN IN lnaFauFANd altar ~ Rev
aArnea Sullivan pastor s tte nap
tat Church In 0cean 8gNlnEs Onag
immediate re1alisek afsd ; fee elose
friends attende6 ths Nessdine
MEs Muare Is ussa of the naxnk
aasDaaAf yusana wuxssen nf occan
Springs and fne = eide circle ii
Trends IN this Becttun.
Mr Mooee ID the son 81 Mr. and
Mf8 n G McNe Of woodland Mis-
&c "a educated n tie woodland
schools GrmduatlnR sT==a the htah
Ghost EleFe He has besn making
Ms home Ia oceAn 6wsnxs and h
employed At The jackson Count,
Nooien Mills Ia FAhraeoulA.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Or. and Mrs. Robert II. Welch o.
New Orleans, have opened then
nome IN Gulf Hills for the summer
Ais Eleanor wech. VINO Is attend
-ng summer school at keNcomb Col
iese. Joins her parents on week ends
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Afr. ard Mrs ]. T. Dees OF New
ORLEANS, spent last seek end asal.
ais. Does parenA. Mr.. and MrA.
Shas- E&lin.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

stanley. billy and Jackie Cooknl.
u New Orleal4s, spent last week emf
mere with Laetr paFtnts. MIR. an
Mrs. Leo Coo9an and family.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

an eatsnhsa i've wVe& sHks N1e
MRS Hrxa Ex1rea 81 tNT bore 81
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Miss Genie Ryan visited friend
n Quitman ana philadelphia. MskS.
Ea2t week Mrs A. l. speed. wne
aas been visiting her mother. MrA.
edwin Moore. N Quitman. retufne1
o Ocean SPRINGS sluh Miss hsan.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Nj. and MIS- A n Hunt ieft To-
Port LAaaefdale. fSorsaA. wnere tnes
Gan visit linear son-in-law ana
daughter. Capt. and Mira BARNES
AppirSaFa.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Mrk. ROLAND Logelace Is VISITING
friends n jackson this seek.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS
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m-Aw " ana MM Cart tAn&.
stroen
Mrs wsya wooten. nse Fsamsia
HeAfh ~ NgN Orleans arFtsra Ssra-
oar 10 xlsit ner mnnlk Mrs CnAfats
Mnseley and Mrs Fle1a hNyree ~
heir honae ia Levers IMfe
49,
Ar1 ciemmse Haruea Il shanre
OklAhe1na- arrived Tuesday - VISA
her hrothsr~tn-Aw ard kAicr. NJ
ana Mrs Harry lee
49,
Ms Isabelle Hedges ard Mis-
Irene DAekson of New 0xaean4 leG
TUESDAY oa = mosnr trip aarouN
the EAsI
Miss sara Lemon and Mrs not
Anderson and tao ehliaren aepartes
rucsday - cArago IN where thes
xiil ekzis Tor several week2
49,
Dr ard Ms FrAuk schmidt and
Ar. ana MIA Chester nAxts are en-
pying a NOTES tr1p lhrpuNht Enridn
ana viii tnciade Cuba "A ule4i
.tsneraz3.
Ar. and MIS- A a Hunt left 20
Fort LAuaefdale. EnrsaA. Nf1efe thes
xan visit linear son-in-law mn0
daughter. Capt and Mira Barnes
Appiesaea.
mr.. ant Mrs h. Il lAe had A.
their guests the past week END. Mrs
a. y. Mitchell ana daughter, Bar
para and AaaTy Rogers OF feiasa
coaa. EoftaA.
M. and Mrs HARRY Rehage ana
NO sinAA soxAS CT Guifpoeh zpens
ne week eno here with their res
pecute parents. AZ. and Nara ChAs
achage and Dr. ard AIRS A hrabe
w. p. Dale was q business vzaioi
10 jackson on Monday.
Mrs. II Conrad and grandson.
nugh HhenbeFg. have returned truxn
a Two weeks trip 10 Washington
D. G. They Will spend the rest Of
ne summer Ia the K1enbera homt
IN Cherokee Glen.
Miss Corrine Mcclure spent ths
past week end IN jackson. wits
MLs Mary EalxabeGn Eaey.
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Roy Soas.ey. sr- student Of Miss
STATE college. visited ms parents. LII
and AIRS. a. j. no1sley, last week
end
Mr1. George Lombard AMI twc
daughters. MhSzes Jane aga Besta
Lombard. OF Grand Esapsds. M4eh
visiting MrS. = L Daekey and
Miss Genie Ryan visited friend
n Quitman ana philadelphia. Mas.
week Mrs. A. l. speed, wn1
aas been visiting ner mother. Mr.
edwin Moore. IN Quitman. rerurne1
% Ocean SPRINGS wluh Miss hgan.
Stanley. billy and Jackie Cooknl.
u New Orlealls. spent last week emf
Dere with tleir paFtnts. MIR. an
AIRS. Leo Cooean and family.
%
Miss ketty Dessuntmes and Arthur
Marx Of New Orleans, visited Il
the Dessommes home the past week
end.
Capt. ana Mrk. John Cooke o.
Lafayette. Louisiana. and Miss Bier.
nadine Wolfe lett Monoay On a mo.
q trip through Florida.
%
Or. and Mrs Robert II. WEIGH 0.
New Orleans, have opened then
nome IN Gulf Hills for the summer
Ais Eleanor Werh. VINO Is attend
-ng summer school at NeWcomh Col
iese. joins her parents on week ends
o
janis r. Leagell OF Chicago, III
sill JON Mrs. Leayen tins Nenk ezaa
II their home. -Doone Gates"
Mira. Roland Logeiaee Is xisttlnk
niends IN jackson this seek.
D.
Mr.. and Mn !. T. Dees OF New
ORLEANS, spent last seek end att
ais. Dees parenu. Mr.. ana Mr.
Ghas. E&liu-
The Eastern G.aF School Of In.
struction vii be- held Innrsdas
evening 1t the local Masonic lem.
pie.
Mr. and Mrs Cecil H0garth an
daughter. Janet have returned 1
her home Ia Wnnetka. IL. ate.
PUBLIC NOTICE
IN THE NaHnE - aMa - arssa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

mr.. and Mrs H. H. INe had a.
their guests n past week end. Ars
a. y. Mitchell ana daughter Bar
para and Nagy ftaGeFn OF fAeiasa
coaa. Flortda.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

The Eastern eeaF School OF In
struetion vii b. held Inursdas
evening 1t the local Masonic lem
pie.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Mrs George Lombard AMI tw1
daughters. MasseS Jane ana Betta
Lombard. OF Grand RAPIDS. Mieh
are visiting AIRS. ! l. Dlekey and
family.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

janis r. Leavell OF Chicago. III
sill JON Mrs Leaven TINS week essa
Il their home. -Doone Gates"
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Dr ard Ms Frank schmidt and
Ar. and MIA Chester Davis are en-
0glng a m0tox tr1p AhrpuRht Florida
ana v1li tnciade Cuba IA ule&i'
.tsnerag1.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Mr. and AIRS Cecil Hogarth an
daughter. Janet have returned 1
her home Ia Wlnnetka. III. ate.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Miss Corrine Mcclure spent uas
past week end IA JACKSON. Witi.
aaA& Mary EllxabeEh Eey
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Roy S0assey. ar student Of Miss
State College. visited ms parsnts. III
and AIRS. ~. J. eoslsiey. last wees
end.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Miss sara Lemon and Mrs hot
Anderson and iaV ehliaren aepagteG
rsnsdAy - ChrArn III. where uhes
xiil xtxai fnr several week2