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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16


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uassnnnfea ms Mia Lillian F1nfssA
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Ilaheft Isanssf. ~ ~ gANneauria.
ard ar ard Mrs. Paul EIpfsg ~
Ht Iossss. &os esaluycd . trip sun
t6y 10 Hnsn Eslasta aboard the ee3t
Qassn Mary. bsanseirx to nsm
Leslie
Mr and Mrs ! 4 mtnne ard
son, kssFtlE Nefe called b MeE4s
Dian THURSDAY naellt as ae4xazat oI
ne SERIOUS Illness q Af miDsasa
father.
Aliases Madee and naliis Aflrsa
Of Collins. are visiting ~ tie hame
Of Reverend and Mrs. W l. uaYs
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altar Cloth ~ HRS Joseph nuslogEn.
xufxed ~ her. Ia nsenspfN a ue9
husband. Joseph nogp0suo. and haf
grandson. Louis David sgn9.
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operated npun fw nmHndicltls at
thE Jackson cNantg lEomG4iaI -
Gently has - far recovered that
he vii bs nbie to ieata tie hospital
this neek End Ills many ffisEsas
IN Pasoasozsla and Nos fuiut sill
be pleased % leafu Of MS Fs<uFeEg
tconssnsned On pnss TMessel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

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Mln assET9a rs b &stezae t
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mis- wilsyv esnIth retzirtaet 8an.
nay 30 Jaeksem Mtss after WASTING
fnF several Gays NJ ard MrA A
4 Moaroe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

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naNaAi - Nsffenki4 AAFm1 u
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

MfN Sa7sn q Cu~asntn3n&na 81
and aeashtss Dusosv2 etrfxe6 haaae
Tnaensas Atsrr Nwnasnx ~ useassh
II gaH III TaAn Ala NtAttaz
relatives
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mrs. J Moedau0ff returned 10 her
home IN Philadelphia. pa. last Neek
after visiting for several weeks her
s~un-in-iaw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs s. Rusruthhl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

NSNs AazksF MclEx6 fes1sxse3 aA3t
THURSDAY fresh q svw AAys tsN4 ~
AZ and Mr. cayde MeiAeis IN No
hlle
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Ms. John Mcurudef Of starks1ila
Miss h enjoying a visit In ire husae
Of her sister. Miss May McEnnla
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Nr and Mgx l. A MnsTa spwgst
Monday m uAmrannd Ia yAktins
Mr. and Nra r A Cause Mr.
uaaar and Mrs G l. Tarnef. ehn
had bern visiting MIR Gauss. &C.
comGanlsd uassa 10 uhls SITS. Tnea-
cay.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

s Cnlmer returned to his home
IN Perkinston. Miss Sunday. after
. visit IN the home Of Mr. and Mrs
r L Walton Bob Walton returned
with him for a visit.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mr. and Mra ran Chestnut arr
musfuW thie wask 70 tire WlskeFa
nnn horne On pasaagnala Beach
alaere TREY wtn - - hnsae 10 naelr
ffsnndA.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

REV. and Mrs J. +. Gray Of port
Gibson. Miss. Mr.. and Mrs II y
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mm ~ HaNeF azse us9ntrF
Nnsia fsrem weySeapesw MIS- w~ss
garsss lasa eva sa uss hssae eg Ms
4nc N1 n = MoAtf
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mr. and Airs Daie Onathies ard
son. Daie. % New ofieeslK = en-
ioYsna { months vanstinn with Mrs
oantssfas parents. M and Mr. IL
A Fails.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

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nan "a Ns ganm s. 80 h
* Mrx e L Tzruss Afaa Mm Hal
tas Nf7NNA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Miss Tknnra Epann q Raymond
Miss arrived Sunday ard wsi
jog q several days visit ~ las aunsf
Of Miss virginia Elef
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

TIE many frssnds 81 Nla cl&Fsc<
Tos2d afp very etas n enoN shs
Is aolne nlessy fnliuwinN reeeat Ap-
psnatefsis operation ~ uhe uApsfst
Mns4atmi IN NpW OgieAnA Hmr
neither. Mrs. A L. pndd aseesn-
panied hes - Nea Orleans
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

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usse fcx Me# Nsw A
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af nNasa4 haas wtN
hef uW4 un - Nse fxA
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Mm JlAH MeAytha
eesnnNas fsmssa rtsainrd FTsaAx
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~ hat ten sfisssalne Smn
Mr. ard Mr. oNnsisaFp ard Mn
1ai4n uin q plAlnxs& Texas have
setuFasr e. far8f hese after visit
nnx sof wsessi sexRa Ma 7 T. Uah
ard HEssa uni
TIE naany frksnds 81 Ml@ ca&Fics
rosso arp very gaasS n knoN SIR
q aolne nsesly fnslowiae Ftccat Ap-
psnakasis o~fsfation ~ thK Baptist
Mnssatai IN NaW ORteMaa Hes
neither. Mrs. A L. Tndd aeEAn
panied heF - Nea Orleans
n
Mrs fsslafso nFssansar wtil arrive
Saturday ffzsn Washington. . c.
fer ) 40 wrecks sixlf ln Tie bssne
uf llet gsarensA. Mf ard MFA
q spann S.
M and Mn iefug Weeks axed
cfssldfeu Of Pggkifshsosa. ueFe guests.
sunday. q relatives hete
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wesk'a rsslt among friends ta Hands
bsFu
Mrs n q Neelaxsd ard Nen ieft
sunday for tifetr home IN 1aekmsns
Miss after a Walt herr with Mfa
Fftts Cnirrler ard Aliases Alice and
k~faFeaFes coiiner.
Mis- TRn0ra Bpann q Raymond
Afiss arrived Sunday ard eli eu.
los a several days visit ~ uas aunef
Of Mss virginia Eief
30
Mr. ard Mn pAl Chestnut nre
muxi1sW this wafk 70 tire WlskeFa
nnn horne On pAeeaguala Beach
slsere trey win ~ - hfsae 70 naelr
ffsnraA.
Mr. and MSN Daie unuihins ard
son. Daie. Of Ne~ ofieNllx = en~
owing { months saeaklssn with Mrs
oaussers parents. Nj ana Mra II
A. Fails
Mis- Eleanor Mayerhon OF nat-
tieshnre. Mis- was ; visitor hare
Monday.
Mrs. W. r Smith and nun Of
Memphis. Tenn. and Mrs > Rose
hirne Of Denver. Colorado. were
guests last week N the home Of d
and Mrs r. G. Eisy
-
Misses Dora cuwan. Pauline col-
ley and Mrs Maiva jackson weEe
visitors 20 Mobile. Sunday.
%
James Paschal returned 70 his
home In ne1asmef. Ais. last Thurs
day after visiting his nfotisef.ia-iaw
and sister. NJ. ard Mrs II "
Shields.
-
Mr.. ana Mrn ! D. Hln and dauefa-
ter. Penny Ann. spent the week end
ln Chafofn. Ala visiting relatives
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mr and Mrs Leroy Toups and
Mr. and Mrs. j y Thompson have
returned from = pleasant motor
trip to Ashvflie. n G.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

AT ans Mrs "a. y iEuaiaea e
H~faesNgsafA meeomsMssssa ~ Miss
NEslfAsg MxNAsf. wfo has srefsi me
pAK3 tao a1saatha EtNsfEAg Nj zAna
Mrs. MANhes arrived ~ FNAaewnia
SATURDAY ~ and Mira na8hAe -.
ira 90 10 Matzlx. wlFEs useT Sill
Yiask bsfusr Fesafning - nain rats
81 Aaena mane tins
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mrs n 9 Neeland ard snn iegt
sunday for ttieir home n 1aekaop
Miss. after = xiNit herr with MFk
FftN Cuiiner and MiAseA Alice ard
Margaret Conner.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

dlaa Eleanor Mayerhoff OF Fiat.
tieshure. Miss. wha > visitor haFe
Monday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

AesszNNas rmtef fttlissed Fft8Ax
ftosn q c II A n uuatneEt mfsfx
~ TAT twsn sftFssalue smhsn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mr. ard Mr. CNns1hrp ard Mn
1ain uin q plAAnskea. TexNA have
svtarnrs e. far9s husaF after fasits
mx sof neseFsi ssxsa Mpx 7 l. oaa
ard HEssta GIN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

. nEMWM4M
eM&Mf
IA sx& sss - 80 - -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mrs fNlafao ftfxfAnsar Mt8l arrive
SATURDAY fsxsn wAsaasfk9tun. d c.
Ter : $50 weeks sixl7 ln tie hnsae
at her parents. Asf ard MFA r
q Hgaun s.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Nj ane Mn Lefug Weeks aNea
elssldreu Of Perkifksusa wef guests.
sunday. 81 relatives hefe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

nAs ard asaxhtef Miss ugsstg
nmk - AaeasssA Msse a*Fe FAs
aAss nrek IL l4ae h1sUs a. ~ AMI
SKA JQlAn MeAyth2f
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Miss Mary Elizabeth Eley Of Jack-
son. Miss. is enjoying q vacation
here with her parents DR.. and Mrs
r. C Eley
o
Miss Margaret colmer and Mrs
c. NJ Farley. Jrs left Sunday for
a several days visit 70 Mr.. and Mrs
Il p. Colmer In S~tarkviIle. Miss.
They were accompanied by Bobbie
ColEner Nho returned home after
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Frftx
Conner. and sunts. Misses Margaret
and Alice Colmer.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Ma A. n. FiNhhz uf rA@ea-
so8Aias miyaetWeAt an n~gafNslsaa At
ProeIdFsae iIaafalAi ii Mahlte iAaa
usef sad fssmTea isans FsaAf.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mrs c c Mcleod At jacksonville
Fa- is : guest IN The home II Mr.
and Mrs. J. u Lnwe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Miss Dare CesaiNsB i eftinYsnx 4
weeks VISIT among friends d Hazsds.
boFu
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mis- Mare WsetnsosA y
4n9 fseF aauaami s&eastass fsuFa ser
unra ~ Nrswsass ~ = w umas
tsfa Hfse wsk SzaasAs fM Cfas4sa
auusn1@Hsxi ~ nsf pgasin iNrfiA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mr ard Mrs jack Ymk 1arsaw
Ire 0fims1eY. g. ) fissstsafs. a. ard
naheft Lsanssf. Al ~ YMNneausia
and Mr ana Mr. Paul zlpfs1i uf
NJ Iouls. 80 esiiuYcd . trip sun
Gay 10 Hngn IsiAna aboard the h3t
uussn MAsy. b~sanaeirx to asm
Leslie
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mra W. r Smith and nun Of
Memphis. Tenn. and Mrs J Hnas-
hirne Of Denver. Colorado. were
guests last week IN the home o. Ds
and Mrs t. G. Elsy.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mrs Helen Maysnn and Nj Cur
ID Mcleod ieft santay Tor Hasttes-
bury. Miss. after q vAhit here 10
their sister. Mrs. s ID Meinnss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

NJ Aasn ffslaNra Usnf TIE cast
- wssh M.A Mar NM -
N4sgpaft
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

AZ Ana Mm II Il tsesaea AFe
fs1elslfN congratulations On iass ~
ffsn1 Il q msA MAgAn uax4 have
nAmtsA Nnsaaia. bosn II tha 5ask
MsH EnaansF Hospital last NsasanA.
dny. Mrx fttkh. Ml1o eli @ r..
msuannfua as Mia LILLIAN FInfiaA
i mAklfl9 heE hesnn Ia netnn Enu4p
l~ssaasfatsa.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Misses Dora cuwan. Pauline col-
ley and Mrs Maiva jackson weEe
visitors 20 Mobile. Sunday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

~ ArA eaaahtw r4us a n@
naa "a 49, gpaR s. 80 hs
& Mr8 g l. TEruss Ar1 MIS- Hal
~ NT3eaa
M NJ HaAer aasa usaxntrF
Nn0iA frwem wegueazst Ms w~ss
earssz lass eva Be- ia hssse ct NJ
snc M n = moedF
MrR g. d NtA * NAs@ csSs
Mia asrss4a ssmsaws h &4&ezqs szs
w~3ess Il Ara s.a Aa=
Is Err ssnA NJ ri EEuk ~ ane
uaE ~ Asfed aaAas a~ Sxsk s
~ K&lkk
Ms4vN q Y SeamaAs sEa : "
CaFsskmsAs have rxf~S~9 isuaH l. 3
Z Is Aat1n NnaK@ Mtastv 1ns8 2ts
tra e9 no4dnx eaaN4
MfN 1asan a Cuustn4aam -
and aaashtss Dgtsv3 ssgstst hzea&
wa4xwsaY Axsrr Ewnasnx thf uaasth
# yab II Taaa Ala NAAsnak
Relatives
Miss Hattie MeEeQa tes1snr3 Last
ThNrNtAy fsren q gpw aays esNt b
NJ and Mr. cgds Mcinnss - No
hsse
Rrs sms Mrx r n weat are
fas f4als8fra AKA and Mar
Hsassear. ~setarnee TtseN8aY fFuan .
nsnxssiAk yaxassua Nwrs stxstnS rstA
tivc4 Ia Bay sprtnes ard naFAnt
Miss
Mis- walsyv sxnIun retartset aan.
nay 30 1aekNum Msss after WASTING
fnF several days NJ ard MFA A
4 Montue
Nj and Mgs l. A MnFra aent
Monday Is uAmrannd Ia WASTING
Mr. ana ksrn r A Cause Mrx
Cause and AIRS G l. Turnsf MAO
had bern visiting MIR Gauss. &c.
cemlanlea uassn 10 uhls cts. Tasea-
cay.
Mrs Helen Mayson ana NJ Cur
re Mrfeua ieft suntay Tor Hasties
bury. Nsisa. after q yAaat here %
their sister. Mrs. s ID Meinnss
81
Mr. ard Mrs J A BFtsthArtrs al
Camden. Ala. uFre euess& az Ar
ard MFs b n Hobby. las, wsek
%
Mrs z A Khayat and three chill
1ren spent the week snd IN uulf-
port Visiting relative.
-o
Mrs n c fseArasiee h expected
70 return this wcek from = visit
to relatives IN Es=<gfwen IL
o.
Mrs O ] uetAusatfs left last
week 20 visit relatives IN New Yok
%
Mr. and Mrs James Zimmerman
Mr. Henry sehasz and Miss Marie
salters Of ~ Mays pa arrived
Monday % sixt Mr. Ant Mrs
Schntz
Mr. C c. Mcleod at jacksonville.
F1a- ls : guest IN The home II Mr.
and Mrs J. u I0xe
-
Mr and Mrs Leroy Toupa and
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Thompson have
returned frnm . pleasant motor
trip to Aslxilie. n c
Mrx j. Moedanoff returned 10 her
home IA Philadelphia. pa. laat Neek
after visiting for several weeks her
son-in-iaw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs s. Rosrnthal
30
Mrs. John Mcurudef Of starks1ila
Miss. h enjoying a visit In Ire husae
Of her sister. Miss MAY McEnnsa
Rev. and Mrs j. +. Gray o. Port
Gibson. Miss. Mr.. and Mrs II y
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mr and Mrs ! 3 stone ard
son. kssFils, ~efe called a Meg4e
Dian THURSDAY nlel1t On Aeanzzat nl
ne aeftDuk Illness Of Mf. hioeAe 4
father.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mr. and Mrs James Zimmerman
Mr Henry eehaiz and Miss Marie
Salters Of IT Mays Pa arrived
Monday % siat Mr. Ant Mrs.
Schntz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mrs n c fseArdslee Il expected
70 return this wcek from = visit
20 relatives IL Es-sgfwe8 Ii
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mrs O ] uetAusatfs left last
week 70 visit relatives In New YORK
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Mr. ard Mrx J A Brixtharspt 0f
Camden. Ala uere euesl& az Ar
ard Mrs d a Hubdy. last week
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

James Pasehai returned 70 his
home Ii Re1aemeF. Ala last Thurs
day after visiting his bfotheT-ta-iaw
and sister. Mr.. ard Mrs. II v
Shields.
%
Mr.. and Mr. j. b. Hln and dauRfa-
ter. Penny Ann. spent the week end
ln Chafom. Ala visiting relatives
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Science Has
Come To Aid
Of Mi|ady
By HELEN JAMESON

1t is plain to anyone who has
been a student of girology for a
long time that compilations are
improving. They live up to what Is
expected Of them. Blemishes are
no longer tolerated. Twenty years
ago the lady with the incipient
moustache or witch-like bristles
on her chin was common sight
and a sight she was, poor dear.
Now these afflictions are Danish
ed by trained specialists. A con-
scientious operator with the cleo
trio needle who understands her
job can snake off the fuzzers
with slight discomfort to the pa
tient. There will be no scars,
hairs will not return. 1t can be
done.
Moles are removed by means of
surgery, the X-ray or carbon di-
oxide snow. Medical men who
specialize in diseases of the skin
and scalp are the only one quail
fled to give these treatments,
since now and then a mole may
be of malignant character. 1t
doesn't happen often but one must
play safe. 1t isn't wise to pluck
hairs from a mole: they should
be removed bv the electric needle.
SAME FOR WARTS
Warts are treated in the same
manner. We must caution the
beauty clientele not to apply
strong acids Or resort to any
home remedy other than applica-
tions of castor oil, which is harm
less and which sometimes causes
them to vanish.
Milia, known as whiteheads, is
caused by the closing of the
mouth of the pore, the banking up
into hard beadlike masses of Sc
baceous fluids. 1t is impossible to
press them out. The proper treat
ment consists of wiping the flesh
with a cloth that has been dipped
in alcohol, Sitting each little
mound with sterilized needle
hold the point in a flame-then
picking out the deposit with the
needle point. The wound should
be touched with alcohol. There is
no reason why there should be
return engagements of these
bumpy complexion pests.
When the skin is cleared of the
white heads and the wounds have
peeled, make it a practice to mas.
sage the flesh twice day with
heavy cream to make circulation
skip and run and to follow the
treatment with an ice rub.
TOUGHEST PROBLEM
The toughest problem of all is
faced by the girl who has fiddled
with facial eruptions until she
has caused scars. No cosmetic or
lotion will have any effect upon
them because they are destroyed
tissue. The plastic surgeon can
often efface them. One must seek
out surgeon who has good stand
ing in the medical profession. If,
at the outset, applications of oint-
ment of zinc oxide is applied,
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Swimming Suits Go
GIamorous I'm 1910

slim, generously curve and petite.
A group of suits designed especial
ly for these types are tops in their
srnere.
First, there's the Classic, a
Thirling -skirted model with fitted
Waistline and a shirred bosom,
style to flatter the figure of
Miss Average" Equally enchant-
ing is the Sophisticate, a pencil
slim silk jersey model, with the
brief skirt softly gathered onto a
snug bandeau and a draped
bodice to accent curves of sylph-
like figure.
MINIMIZE CURVES
The Regal, suit for the gen.
erously curved, is fashioned to
minimize more ample proportions.
A suit of this type uses dark
material peppered sprigntly with
tiny colored dots, and is made
along simple lines Heavy rayon
lalstex is used for figure control
The Petite, last of the group, is
perfect for the small figure. 1t
consists of a flared pantie skirt
trimmed with perpendicular bands
of contrasting ric-rac seWed alonS
the princess style seams, an upllfi
bra-top. accenting the small waist
line. and slender shoulder straps.
Of the suits which increase IN
popularity each year, the cotton
dressmaker models again are pin
nacle favorites. Lined with quick
drying Jersey, these suits range
from the newest mode, "Rallerina,
to the tailored box-pleated panty
STYLES eXpertly cut to flatter the
figure. "Ballerina, fashioned after
a ballet's dancers costume, Ncori-
sists Of a full-cut circling skirt, q
brassiere top and shoulder straps
An extremely youthful and so1t-
ly feminine style, it is found in the
brightest of cotton prints candy
cane stripes, polka dots and bios
som clusters on dark CT hgE'
grounds.
NAILS MATCH SUITS
For dash, the two-piece number
CT shorts and bra in snarkskin o.
satin woven with lasteX is a peal
choice. Shining smooth and sung
fitting these models gieam in suci
lovely shades as cruise blue, aqua
yellow and flag red.
Finger and toenails enameled II
red to match suit accents are smar
And feet and hands StarS ou
in detail against sand and
blazing sun.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Four Obtain
Signal Honor
At Conference

conducted. the women of the ma
tional wCmen's organization WOm-
en- Home ard Foreign Mission So
cietieS, each speaking on different
phase of the organization of the
new Set-up.
A leUter Of greetings from Mrs.
Bessie Garrison, One of the mis-
sionaries. was read Mr.. j. D.
Bragg served as chairman of the
seminar period and directed the
answering of number of questions
from the floor.
The initial mee;ing OF the Board
of Missions and Church EXteSslon
will be held in Chicago within the
next few weeks at which time plans
for the general Womens activities
will be outlined and prC9rams
mapped out to be carried cut by
the women in the various areas and
conferences of all OF the jurisdic-
tions of the Methodist church.
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.TIZ1I{YI38YI

Mems Suits $2.85; OvercOats
$1.5O; Ladies' Shoes 6a cents Z
Hats SO cents. Many other low
prfced BARGAINS. FREE CATALOGUh.
Send name on l cent postcard. Write
today CROWN CO, 164-M Monroe 81
n, Z, City,
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
BY HAZEL G. REED

Sounding a highly feminine
and gay nCSe in the world of
casual fashions are the 1910 swim
suits, which are designed this sea-
son with considerable eye appeal
and more than just dash Of
glamour The styles include
models to flatter lasSies from five
to forty and almost every figure
type, making the swim suit pic
ture a varied one with styles to
tempt bathing enthusiasts and
"look pretty sun worSniperS.
A new trend in bathing styles
is the develcrlnent of "true-to-
type" suits, fashioned to glamoriHe
the four basic figurer: average,
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Grace Walker To
Appear in Her Drama
On Ethiopia Sunday

NEW YORK CITY-(C) = In
ternationally known as a mono
dramatist, Grace walker will APP
pear in her original play, Empress
Taitu of Ethiopia" for the benefit
cf the Aldrich School Of Drama. on
Sunday afternoon. July 7 at Rem
aissance Casino.
Miss Walker is being presented
by the Harlem Press Club. The
artist has been we'll received at
Oxford University, London, Switz-
erland, the West indies and Amer
lea. Her play depicts the dramatic
events in the life of Meneiik's
Queen. hence the history OF Ethio-
pia is unfolded. a .1s
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Women On National Methodist
Board First Time In History

ST. LOUIS, (hNP)- History
from a feminine point of view was
made last week at the sessions of
the First Central Jurisdiction con-
ference of the Methodist church,
when. for the first time, women of
the racial group were elected as
members of the Board Of Missions
and Church Extension.
Holders of this new honor are
Mcsdames H r. Hargis wife OF
the pastor of Wilmington, Del,
church; D. D. Jones, wife of the
president of Bennett college,
Greensboro. NC, NV Clair,
wife of Bishop NV. Clair and
Mrs. Irma G. Jackson, Shreveport,
La, who has been doing some or
ganizational work III the home
mission field
The Jurisdictional provisional
meeting for women was held in the
Berean Presbyterian church, with
Senior Bishop R. E. Jones calling
the meeting. Leading up to the
meeting, the women had been di-
rected by Mrs. jones as chairman
and Mrs Clair as assistant chair
man. At the meeting, Mrs. Jones
served as chairman with Mrs. G.
w Carter as secretary.
Mrs Jones proceeded with words
of greeting after which she intro
duced the visiting national officers
During the counting Of the ballots
with Mrs. WIG Goode as the
principal speaker, seminar was