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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-03-13
Leaning On His Shovel

This is the time of year when tempers are pretty
short around county homes. A fellow doesn't get up
cheerful and is not apt to enthusiastic during the
day. His disposition is termed unpleasant But he
has managed to keep going these past months with
things fairly well under control He did his signing
when alone tried grumblng just to himself but he has
just about reached the end of his rope The trouble
is ament called "shove Sickness it comes with an
overdose of winter with its accompanying drafts,
checks and smoke Perhaps where you live they call
it emens fever and the illness reaches it's peak about
the time the shovel strikes the bottom of the coal bin
typical speech heard in many homes each year at
this time is you won't catch me going through this
again next winter I'll either go to Florida borrow
my insurance and heat the house with oil gasp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-03-13
Savings Totalling
$1,716,OOOPr Proposed
BY Gov. O'COnOr
Chronic Hospitals, To Cost
$1,5OO,OOO, Will Not AbOl-
ish AlmshOuses, Governor
Finds

In keeping with the administra-
ton policy of approving only "es-
sential" additions to State con-
struction Or activities, Governor
Herbert R. O'Conor proposed to the
General Assembly the elimination
from the Bond Issue Bill Of 81 $780,
10000 that had been included for
erection of two Chronic Disease
Hospitals.
This, coming on the heels Of a cut
by Governor O'Conor Of $216, 100000
in the proposed relief expenditures
for the next two years, as the re-
suit of the experience in relief cost
for the past five months of this
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-03-13
Hip, Hip, HOOray

Your editor hopes this is not taken too personally
by any who has been wearing some of the
British insignia patriotic costume jewelry We think
there pretty pieces and like to know that
fashion bows to the present emergency in display of
sentimental fancywork But we feel that flag
makes an attractive pin, our eagle pretty lapel
piece and the stars and stripes lend as much charm and
distinction to the feminine costume. American women
for British relief This will go on as long as the need
demands it. But in decorating the costume, if she is
going to patriotic pieces would like to the
eagle instead of the lion 1t is only natural to feel that
the insignia of land should be given preference
on an American woman's outfit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-03-13

the bill for the erection of the
Chronic Disease Hospitals cannot
be passed unless it is stipulated
that it will not operate to close the
Almsnouses. Thus, our primary
objective would not be accomplish
ed and until different sentiment
exists, we might defer final action
on this proposal"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-03-13

Our doctors keep busy finding
ways to lengthen our lives, and our
dictators keep equally busy trying
to find ways to shorten it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-03-13
NNNereNNNN~NNNNNNNNNNNeN
Improved 0 SUNDAY.
Uniform cCr0or
= LESSON =
BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D.
Dean Of The Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
released by Western Newspaper Union.)
Lesson for March Is

lected and copyrighted BY International
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-03-13
THE LORDS SUPPER

LESSON TExT-Luke 22:14.30.
GOLDEN TEXAS often as ye eat
this bread. and drink this cup. ye do
show the Lords death till he come
I Corinthians l1:26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
BY Zane Grey

the bag down. shall he most
grateful. And II you see your
mother. tell her, please, that I
shall Join her In five minutes"
"All right, I'll tell her." he
said, picking up my bag. and
he added boyishly. thank you
for everything"
He went down the stairs quickly.
and ] shut the door with the feel
ing that l must have FIVE minutes
TO myself before going down to
join the family at dinner
With swift fingers. i "freshened
up" for dinner. and put on my
"fummeries,' laying out upon the
bureau the white tailored collar,
which would transform my gown
back into a travelling costume.
Than ;plltAhack- m toilet ar
ticles into the open bag, and made
the mental calculation that two
minutes, if had no longer period,
would suffice 10 change my neck
wear, put away the dinner ones,
and close my bag ready for my
journey
But though I was ready 10 go
down 10 dinner, ] sat down in the
nearest chair with the wish that
could lie down and sleep for hours
was far more fatigued than !
had realized. and ! found myself
looking forward with actual dis
may to my long night ride on the
train.
For 7 knew that Dielsy wss right
in saying that my anxiety over
what vital message might be con-
cealed in Mariou's strange letter
would effectually Danish sleep from
my eyes during the train ride.
But / reminded myself sternly
that there was not the least use
IN worrying over something that
could not be helped.
This was my own particular Job,
and ! must 90 through with il.
And above all / must not worry
Dicky with my own feelings, for
he would insist on going with me,
leaving Carolyn's return to college
in the hands of her parents and
Ronald. even though there might
be danger of the Brixtons finding
out what was happening. some
thing which Lillian dreaded, |
knew. more than anything else ex-
cept the possibility that something
terrible might happen to Marion.
l stood up and stretched my
arms high above my head, always
gesture of mine when facing
some task that seems too formid-
able to me.
Then L brought them back to nv
sides, clenching the fingers into
the palms in an effort to recharge
my spent will power. And at last.
with the feeling that l was "girt
for the battle" ! went down the
stairs TO the living room, finding to
my surprise that Carolyn had
come down stairs and joined the
others. evidently treasured by my
promise that Ronald would ask her
no questions.
The next second the maid came
There's q gentleman on the
phone who wants to speak TO
Miss Carolyn" she said.
Continued tomorrowl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

On week days enjoy the two
pages Of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

THERE WAS no withstanding
the eager determination in Ron
ald : voice. ! put aul- IIl+-haEd
and graSped his firmly.
III can manage II. and
think i can, YOU won't have Ia
/ go on any lonely search by your
self" / assured him. II shall
know more about IL when you
telephone me tonight. l shall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Pitfalls oh Love i. By Adele Garrison
A Sequel TO Marriage MeddIers

give orders TO the hotel 10 con-
meet me, no matter what time
=. aii-aaIl-, :, --
Thank YOU 40 much" he said.
"ShalI take you right down
first and then come back for
the bag"
! smiled at his solicitouS face.
I'm not coming down just
yet" | told him. 'Tf you'll take
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
wDtnIsr aas nine.

MIs WbfIsr, Der grpBe WdIsr,
nod unter ben 2ebenben meilte. mar
CT. Der bur9 Tein ~eigenartiges Mefen
unO feline @rI9einung uberaG balb
auf3ufanen pflegte, elmer Der gsiu9s
teffen @Gffe in ben Salons Der Dors
nebmen Delt. Seine gsiitrei6en,
tnappen, oft paruOpTen, aber tets
I9lagenben 8emertungsn ipurben Disl
betpunDert unb audi ptel gefir4tet,
unb aud piel na9er3dblt. Gar oft
begeqnete es Mbiitler. baB er I'm Sas
lon feine eigenen 4usfpriGe als
neueffes Mpercu piebereroGblt BEAM,
in 3eitf9riften unb SagesbldttsrR
muBte er bepba9ten. Die unoere 2eute
fid nit leinen 6ebern f9mIdten. unb
iiber bic 5frupenofgteit. NIT Der pisle
babel Derfuhren, bat Bbiftlsr muHs
dies fharfe Wort gefpro9en. Au9
Ssfar Wiloe, nit Dem er befreuHoet
mar, bat in Ieinen Werfen man4es
qeifDoae Dort itehen. bas eigentlin
auf Mbiftlsr 5uriidgebt, unb Mbiftler
mar bariiber nentg erbaut. cSn elmer
gefeuI6aft prGgte Whiftter wdbrsnO
bes SiI9gefprd6es pieber einen let.
nsr s~siftpoGlsn ausfprii9e, Der Disl
bepunOert purbe. SHsbefoHbere
Miloe, Der Bbiitler gegeniiber FAB
unb Der bic RunIt bes sei9liffenen
@ortes gu fddBen wuBte, mar be'
qeiftert. .Wie i9abe". meints sr gu
Mbitlsr. .buB i'd Dus ni8t ssidgt
babe. rSrDften sic ii9". entgegnste
Mbitler gslaHsn, sSie psrben q
baIb faaen."
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

MufitprofeForen tuerotn ndtiirlid BE-
baupten. es qGbe feinen 3rausrmdrf9
aus Der 6%lsoermauS. Dieter irrigen
Mnfi9t mar auh ih ebemals, Glsden
bat mid zines beTeren belebrt. Ote
Gu9e TT fogar tieftruurig. llnber-
ftdnbli4 1T mir nur. fporum bic
trduernben !0tntsrbliebenen dnf bic
MelDbie bes Marf9es ben Tert ffn>
gen: nGrt Elm RuB. bann Elm Du,
Du. Du, immer8u -" sd finbe bus
tDentg pietdtpOu.
Moma 2tnte mar anberer Mn1int.
gSdrdfdts fam nibt better Rlopier
9pisIen! limb renn man bebenft, bub
lie erft Elm buI6ts Subr unterriht
bat! 8enfen sic, erf Elm babies
Sdbr!"
Sn jener Na9t bate ih einen nil
fen Srdnm. Sd trdumte. bic rufIfhe
Hebolutiou lei nur besbalb dusaebro,
den. neil Der Gar &ldbier fpiele. 81.
bieIe BotpIel -
Gum leBten Male porte i6 baS
Mnnbertin6 borqeifern. nlB i9 Bel
Qinfes gum MittdgeHen eingelaben
mar. Sd bobs ben Gltsrn ben Rdtb
eegeben. bas MGo9en I9ieunigFt 5d
berbeirutben. Sic trommelte ben
nSiirfif6en Murl9" BON geetbopen,
8isI tiirfifder, als i'm Beetboben ges
bd9t bate. W1it einem Std ins
CARBOHYDRATES. Md9t fi9 aber
gang gut. Dog Fonb aud 5rau 2infe.
rSie 1T Elm Munbertinbl 11nb mas
bds 8snunoernspert6eIte tit. bon-
fpmmens Nutp6ioattin! Oas bat fs
aues gang aug fi9 ielbft!!" Mair bIieb
etns @rotfartnffeG i'm Salfe itedeH.
MIs ih bic Sreppe binunter flii4tete,
rannte i9 tpiber einen Germ. Mur bds
ni6t -
rSermanu. On9" Gr I6isn ss fehr
sflig gu baden.
.sSanobl! @iat Du nibt einen
Mueenbltd fparten9 Sd BIN sletH
pteoer pa! Sq 9dDe HHr l0Htu etne
Rlabierftunbe gu gebenl"
.MlTo 0u boft bas MGbden uuf
benz @epifen! 6ermann. Tag MIR
einmol ebrlih: bdltft Ou biefes Ges
fGDpf pirtli6 fir tulentirt9'
.Salentirtl 9ieie Sans unb Sds
lentl Bier Sabre PLACE i'd mid ieBt
nit ibr bsrum, unb i'd f4iD0re Dir,
t9 g~etraue mid eber. einem Regen'
tpurm bos Sagottblafen ~bei5ubrin.
gen, ots biefem gDeien bic C-durs
SOnleiter! SsbeSmuI, psnn i'd aus
Der 6tunbe tomme. babe i9 Selbfs
morbqebdnfen! 0as Reptil 1T ein
leibbaftiqes Wunbsrtinb: 70 mas Tas
lentlofes mar md nidt ba! gin fol-
der Wonoel an Gsb0r grenat ans
Munberbare! llnb erf bic Mdmul
ga, id min ni6ts lasen. Du btif NIT
ben 2eutsn befrelnhet!"
@r ging.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Der erRs tustDn@s etass"t.

gbeOOor Rapitein er5dblt bic luz
ftioe @eI9i9te, pie emit 9einria .,
Sreiti@te in ben a9t3iser Sdhren bes
ppriaen S~abrbunbsrts ben eritsR
mei6liden 8u6Drer in fetnem ROneg
beoriBf bat. Der beriibmts 9iftoz
riisr betritt ben 66rfaal unD erblidt
gum erffen Male in ieinem Gsbsn
unter fsinen 3uborern eins Dame.
Ra9 penigen SGBen untsrbri9t er
Ieinen 0prtraa f4reitet pom Ratbes
Der auf bic ungliidliAe gu unb reiht
i6r, obne elm Wort gu iageu, ritters
lid ben Mrm. Damn fiihrt er re
inter benz Subel bes san5en 4ubitos
RUINS gum @ndf binauS, BEL ieiner
Riidtebr bur9 frenetiihe 8eifoaSbts
aeiguneen Der StuDenten begriiBt.
Tempora mutantur!
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

60 psiB i6 fs in ben bsIten Sdn'
ben, BEETLE fi4 Der ar3t gu Oeriidern,
uno 6er3li9 Fiigte er 6iu3u: Sd bin
ffber8sugt, oaB SugsnO un0 2iebe
meme beiten ger6iinOeten Ietn ners
ben, I'm meinsr dr3tli9en Runft
sum Siege gu perbelfen. Wo
bdrf i9 Oenn bic iunge Dame beTus
nen9
Riotger iiberlegte nift LANCE. Sn
bas 3immer nit Der 6GBli6sn Sds
pete 6urfte lie .idt mieoer 5nriid.
Bel mir. bei meiner Nutter. entI4ieo
ct.
Mo4ten bic 9eute oariiber reOen,
mas Fe pOlten, mas tiimmsrte ss
ibn9
Qls er Dora aug benz Dagen bob.
I'm fe in Isin 6aus gu Fi6ren. Ipis.
selte ii9 in alien Tsnfern BAG Sob
Der unterge6enben Some. Dora msins
tie, es iGbe aus, al8 Oh bic gauge
StrdBe gu ibrem @mpfane inumiuirt
bdtte. Obsn auf benz 0a6firIt u6er
begdnn pI0Bli9 eine 0roHel git pfei'
fen, gum eritsn Waie in biefsm Subr.
W2it einem FreuOisen 2d9s(n boben bic
beiOen sliidli9 nieOer 9ereinten bic
R0pfe unO luuf9ten Dem turten fro'
ZEN Rlang, Der iubslnb aus Der tIei'
men 8Oqelfeble brdng benz neusn
Griibling entgegenl
(Gn0G)
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

Sd tDsrbs mid nit 2infes Dsrtrus
den. Dos 1T sinfa4 ein GebOt Der
Not6me6r. Shut mir leiO UNI i'm; e
1T Elm re6t METER Rsrl. Mber tDeRn
erff etnmol in elmer GumtIie bic Wuns
berfinbTeu9e ausgsbrO6en TT, bann
qibt es nur Elm RettunssmitteI:
f4lsunigfte Glu&t.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08

North Wind hloW--your CHILD will
Keep warm and dry in this trim
out~of-doors style. Designed by
Claire Tilden, Pattern 2Q1 would
he perfect in a heavy tv eed Or
chinchilla cloth for stormy cold
weather; or in 9, lightweight wool
for in between seasons. The cape
IS easy-as-pie to stitch up under
the Sewing Guides directions. for
the back is seamless. And two
simple, band-finished openings
serve as peep-holes for her hands.
Now turn your attention to the
twC-piece hood-Which gives a
cute Little Red Ridinghood" eff
feet. It's attached neckpiece keeps
OUt the chills ard holds it down
firmly beneath the collar Of the
cape. The ensemble is smartly
finished off by the school, bag
that's cut in Just few simple
pieces and closes with a Zlpper
You may make it with a long
shoulder strap or shorter strap
and let it match or contrast the
lest of the outfit. Start this
"must-have" kiddie syle as soon as
possible, and send your youngsters
Off to school looking smart and
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
BY MARIE DOWNING

I suppose with Easter on the way
you are thinking about some new
clothes. If you've been shopping
around, looking for gala costumes,
you'll find lots of them, beautifully
tailored and ready TO be stepped
into and worn out CT the stores.
But, can YOU step into q new
dress Snd feel that your figure is
such chat your new apparel fits
we'll and becomes you?
Over the cold winter months.
many women have a tendency to-
ward letting their figures go. The
weather being what it is heavy
coats are a necessity of course.
Put. did yCu ever consider that un-
derneath your coat you may be
letting vour figure faults grow to
9lmoct undefeatable proportions?
A GOOD IDEA
Unpack your spring clothes, try
them on. and, if they still fit you
IS we'll as they formerly did, then
you are lucky. However, too few
Of us are in this fortunate class,
ard SC to the great majority, I dl-
rect this mid-winter message.
There isn't a woman among us
who can truthfUllv say. Il don't
care about my figuTe-I don't care
about my appearance We all want
t. be lovely-and lCved-and we
can! For some it will be a simple
matter-for others it will mean
days and days of effort-but, in the
end, it is worth it!
You need no ore to tell you
whether YOU are overweight Or
underwoioht. You know that your
self. Whichever your fault, the
proper exercises. energetically 9p-
piled. will soon tone up muscles
and straighten out. contours. Reg
ular glandular and muscular ac-
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
Winter Is The, Time To Watch
Your Figure Warns Downing
Unpack Your Spring Clothes
And Try Them on, She Suggests

tlvity is, what makes lovely body
end mahy Of the same exercises
will reduce an oversize figure or
build up thin body In a later
column, 1 will give you a series OF
exercises but, in the meantime, try
this one for beauty's sake. 1t will
get you into the spirit.
BRISK DAYS HERE
Brisk days are here row good
days for taking long welks. I can
think of no better than by fast
stepping I don't mean ambling
along-I am suggesting that yoI
WALK, take long steps, stretch
your legs. swing from your hips
and forget for the next half hour
or so that you have knees.
Lazy people walk with tbeir
knees. Try walking with your hips,
use steady movements, striking for
ward always. You'll feel the ac-
tivity in your hips and thighs and
You'll notice a difference in their
size after a while, if you get out in
the open and begin to take daily
man-size walks.
WON'T HURT YOU
The cold air won't hurt you. 1t
will fill up vour lungs, help you to
keep out poisons and germs.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
Teachers Decide
On Dallas Texas

NJ. w Dogan as president of
Wiley college.
The invitation to hold the next
meeting in Dallas was presented
by Prof. T. w. Pratt principal of
the Julia c. Frazier school. Let
ters of invitation from the mayor,
chambers Of commerce. board OF
education, professional clubs. social
clubs, the YMCA and YWCA ir a
neatly bound volume were present
ed to the committee at the close
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08

of the speech of invitation Of Prof,
Pratt. The acceptance of the in
vitation was unanimous
MANY JOIN
Reports of the complete fiscal
wear as made by Miss Hazel Har-
vey, secretary treasurer of the as
sociation and j. w. Rice, eXecu-
tive secretary. indicated that the
association had held its increase
in membership. Of 1889 and had in
creased that number by approx
mately 100 others with more than
30 of the collectors not making
complete reports.
Looking toward the expansion OF
the program of the association and
the increase in the permanent
fund, sharp cuts we're made in the
annual budget. The largest item
was 5000 annually which was taken
from the salary of the executive
secretary. Much attention was also
paid to the method. used by the
association in its gifts and studies
ere now being made by. which its
annual donations NAV be more
nearly svstematiZeo In spite of the
budget reductions the program OF
the association will in no way be
decreased or rendered less efficient
licitlv for this little town.
The committee unanimously vot-
cd to join a committee of citizens
Of Harrison county and other lead
inc organizations and individuals
of the state in a petition to the
educational board of the M. e.
church tc retain D.. M. w Do
gan is president Of Wiley College.
The tentative program of Pres
ident H. 3. Pembertnn, Jr. around
the general theme. Creative Edu-
cation" was daoDted by the COM
mittee. In it's first draft the pro-
cram will bring into facus all of
the present situations and condl-
tions of Negro education in the
state as well ss the part which the
various agencies of the govern
ment, both state and national, are
rlaving in the solution Of the ev-
ervdav problems of NEGRO youth.
Tt is prolc1le that several out
standing authorities on Negro ed
ucation from other states will De
invited to appear on the program.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
First Lady Accepts Bid
To Visit Virginia State

PETERSBURG, Va.-According to sta coming
from the office of Dr. John M Candy. President Virginia
State College for Negroes, Mrs Fankn D.
ceped be the of the college Sunday
February 23 -.
Her visit has been planned primarily for the benefit of
the student body faculty and such friends the college will
invite. Among those
Lady will be Governor Price members of the Board of
school principals
from all the colored colleges the Bus
Manager of Petersburg, the Supervisors and
Congressman P. H. Drewry and David Satterfield.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08

DALLAS (ANP)-High points
Of the recent meeting of the exec
utive committee of the Colored
Teachers State association were the
choosing Of Dallas as the place of
the next annual meeting, the cut
ting of the annual budget by ap-
proximately $1,000 and joining the
citizens of Harrison county and
other citizens of the state in Pc
tition to the educational board of
the M. E. church to retain DR..
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
Double Help for
w o WI EN-!

pain and discomfort, start three
days before your time" and fol
low directions. Second: To assis,
in building energy, strength,
through increased flow of gastr, c
juice which helps appetite and di'
gestion, take it by directions as q
tonic. Women who use it BOTH
ways seems to be CARDUI's most
enthusiastic boosters.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
Keep Those Eye
LQshes Luxuriant

Water, pass over the mascara, touch
the eyelashes lightly. Only the up
per ones. Treating the under lid
may produce smudeeS. and it is
against the beauty code for a girl
to trot around with a dirty face.
When oiling the lashes, include
the eyebrows sweeping the brush
along in firm strokes to keep the
little fuzzers IN smooth, even lines.
Eyebrows, like eyelashes, should
carry luster. You can darken them
with mascara or use the crayon as
your little heart desires. out do, I
pray, make a. neat job of it.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
THE OLD MAN AND THE
GIRLS"

O1D EANND LII
GIRLS"
Wont you come into my par
lor?"
(Said the old man to the 9nls)
There are interesting things to
see here,
Including priceless pearls
I'm harmless, hut I'm lonely
Around this OLD homestead.
I'd love to have you visit me,
Now that the old woman's dead.
mo, thank you," said Lille,
Instantly on the alert,
For the girls I see that visit you
Are impertinent, vile and pert
You girls seem quite weary.
From canvassing today
Come in and have a chat, deaI5
Til the sun has passed away
I have some comfortable chairs
inside,
I'll make some good ice tea
I'll tell you funny stories
If you'll be my company
ooh, No. No. said little Vera,
Eyes wide and really serious,
"AS girls who enter your home,
Are talked about and curious
''Aw, come on in the old man
said,
In a low snickering voice.
"I've plenty of money and values
And you can take your choice
And if you girls are frightened
About your personality
I'll take, the uppermCst precau-
ton and the greatest secre-
cy"
my goodness Exclaimed Lille,
His eyes are filled with lust,
He sickens me, come, let us so
He fills me with disgust!"
Wait girls! I've whiSkev inside
Some good old Port McDay,'"
But eh girls looked at his scorn-
fully
And quickly walked away
"You know, there's no telling
Lii,
What some men will do
Oh, ther're some good one, be-
yond a doubt,
But they're SO very few.
And don't you ever do such d
thing"
Vera said. mo, not I,
When ] was very young [ read,
The Spider and the Fly"
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08

What do you do when head
ache, nervousness, cramp-like
! ain, lack Of energy and appetite,
or some other form of period C,
functional distress begins to make
you miserable? Why not do as
thousands Of women and take
CARDUI?
There are two ways to take it.
First: To help relieve periodic
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
BAPTIST MINISTER DIES

CHICAGO-(ANP) - The Rev.
Harry w. Knight, Baptist minister
2nd founder of several Chicago
churches. died early Monday at his
home. He was well known in mis-
sionary work. He leaves a daugh-
ter and a SON
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
TWO STAGE HOLDUP

MEMPHIS -(ANP)-Two armed
nen early Saturday morning held
I'D B.. S. Spears. white, secretary
lreasurer of the Chickasaw Oil
mill as he was preparing the firms
>avroll in the company office. They
lied with $500
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-08
BY HELEN JAMESON
DISTRIBUTED by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.) t.

WANTED BY Everywoman:
long. black, curly eyelashes. Those
of us who have sparsely settled
WinkerS look at the beautiful
heroine on the silver screen whose
,ashes are long enough to trip her
lid when she walks, and are con.
suIned with envy. Of course they
may be cf the demountable kind,
attached to her lids with adhesive
and then heavily beaded, but that's
nc matter. We all desire above ev-
erything else to have long silky
fringeS to decorate the curtains of
ollr soul windows.
Lashes are a delicate growth
not like the hairs of the head that
hang on for seven years, some
times longer. They don't seem to
have much of toehold. Girls who
have the habit OF rubbing their
eyes can deplete the growth, and
sites have a deploreible effect upon
them. often putting out CT bust
ness the little papilla from which
each shaft emerees. The too-fre-
quent use of the crayon which
goes galloping over this tender ter
ritory. may have a devastating ef-
feet upon them.