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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

Question: My wife and I
have been looking over house
plans for some time now,
since we plan on having q
house built soon.
Is 1t possible to have a
bathroom built somewhere
inside the house rather than
IN 9 room which has an OUT
side wall?
This seems TO be fairly
common in hotels and office
buildings. but I can't seem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

admit filtered light at all
times, keep. out the rays Of
the summer sun and admit
the rays Of the winter sun.
These new materials are used
with exhaust fans.
However, in the final anal
ysis. you must accept the ad.
vice Of your architect on
whether an interior BATH
room would be practical in
the type Of house you plan
on building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
Interior Bathroom?

to recall seeing 1t in q pri-
vate home.
Answer: Over the years
there have been many bath
rooms built on the inside
without windows. especially
years ago when skylights
were very prevalent.
The skylights went out OF
fashion for q while but are
making q comeback because
OF the use Of plastic domes
and special glass blocks that
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
CoIorcd News


Luther + JacksoA IIi&h School, d
Cumberland viii hold commence
nent exercises Friday JANE s al
II pm PA oVerton Johnson, 81 tia
Department ot Agriculture of Wiz
einia State COLLEGE, Will deliver
wv commencement address,
On Sunday June AT , III Rev
Roberts Anderson of Richmond
VIII deliver thr annual sermon to
he graduates, There are a candi-
dates for gfandnation representing
all parts VI thu county
Katie Gillian has won and al
ready accepted an alI-eXpcnse fvc-
year scholarship IN IuskcGgcc INV
shtute Harold HURT and George
pcfvall have won S400 scholarships
u st Paul College ana Virginia
Union University. AN 4 result Of
ratings IN intercollegiate examina-
tons Of United Negro College Fund
The combined elementary grades
Of The county win hold their eos
ing exercises Wednesday. June a,
AT 7.3O pm
All these exercises viii be held
in the high school auditorium. The
public Is cordiallv awaited NJ attend
Joseph B Pervall. principal, states
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
You Arc Whot You Eot
Amelia High School Students Learn
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs Aren't Enough
You Arc Whot You Eotf

You Are What You Eat. /" Amelia
High School students were told
Tuesday nutrition day
AT the regular chapel program
the Rev. A G Almond spoke on
health and a group Of students put
On sklt Written BY Ann Gordon
jenkins, Ruth Jones and Gan Luch.
with Mrs. Stephen l. Farrar. IT..
as adviser
In the skit were Edwin Smith.
Betty Lou Morris, Sandra Saunders.
Bobby Saunders. Johnny Woods
Anthony Hines, Ruth Jones. Johnny
Morris, Ann Gordon jenkins and
Jimmy Paul
Gail Lush presented the results
OF study Of the eating habits Of
fourth. fifth and sixth graders at
Amelia II showed that
Five out Of 10 children drink the
needed amount Of milk
Seven out Of 10 eat a green or
yellow vegetable each day
Three out Of 10 eat a potato and
two other vegetable servings daily
Four out Of 10 eat citrus fruit
a day
Nine ont Of 10 get needed
amounts Of meat and eggs
Eight out 10 eet needed amounts
OF bread
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Six out Of 10 eat two OF more
tablespoons Of butter daily
The danger signals Of hidden
hunger were described III terms Of
how you look, feel and act
The hidden hunger" victim is
likely ID look older than his years
and to be much overweight or IN
dcrweight and have poor posture,
flabby muscles. rough. bnnpy or
scaly skin; dull, ifeless hair
.spongy. bleeding and swollen
gums. bad teeth or red eyes
He Will lack energy. feel lazy and
b. easily tired If NJ doesn't eat
properly He's likely to have
poor appetite. sore mouth and
tongue itching and burning eyes
that tire easily and frequently VII
have colds, coughs. sore throats
and headaches
He will act cross and fussY and
brood Or worry over trifles He'll
lack mental aIertncss and b.
finicky about his food He may
have poor eyeslght 81 night blind
ness And he'll act older than his
years
Descriptions oi these symptoms
along with the results Of the eating
habits study have been prepared
fol- distribution TO Amelia parents
BY The county nutrition committee
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Hixburs News
Mrs. Henry Couington Joins CLUB;
Women Bring Out, Paint Old Walters

Of Richmond step son Of the late
BrtstoW. has bought tho Ola Bris-
tow place He VIII tear down the
old dwelling house and build NEW
one
On Wednesday. Mrs W NJ tr
Wn returned 10 Mount ulla N q
after 4 three day visit With hci sis
ter MISS Maggie Xix Who has not
been so well
MISS Carrie Hlx VIZ thc guest
Of Mrs A { Gates in Richmond
from Sunday until Tuesday
watkins McPhillips. and family
Of Richmond spent the week end
with hS parents. Mr and Mrs Ed
McPhillips
Carson Visits
Ernest Carson II visiting his son
and dauehterin-law MI and Mrs
ural Carson IN Farmvllc
Mn ana Mrs Robert Mcclcnny
and Mary Wilson Of Panlplin
called on MISS Maggie Hlx Sunday
MaHY people from This neighbor
hood attended thc funeral services
M Walter BRYANT al Spring creek
Baptist church Darlington ile.Hhts
Sunday afternoon M Bryant Is
thc father u Mis- JIM Carson I'D
Hxburg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Green Bay

Mrs r B Wilson Jr. spent the
week end at Richmond with hel
sister, Mrs Mary Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. G c Looney spcn,
several days last week with MI
and Mrs Sam Hudson at Lynch
burg Sunday they left for Norfolk
to spend few days with their son
and dauehterin-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Looncy
Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Love and MIR
and Mrs G c Loonev were Thurs
day supper guests Of Mrs. II. W.
Berry at Meherlln
Bailey Lea Garrett. Of Zuni. spent
The week end With his father. Lea
Garrett
Mrs G T Redd and Miss Mary
Lou Raiford attended the operetta
at Worsham High School Friday
Mrs r r Williams. Jr.. Of Vic
toria. and Mrs r + Redd were at
Richmond Monday
-Four Of Our sunday School
teachers Graham Raiford Henry
Ravens, Mrs Ci 3 Beck and Mrs
4 M jenkins. taught at Jeters
Vile Sunday -Four teachers from
that church Win teach here the
coming Sunday
The water was put IN Liberty
church here last week The CWF's
have been working many months
TO raise the funds
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Guineo Mills News
Robert Rolre, OF US. Navy, Visits
Parents Before Leaving For California

Robert Rowe Of the L s Navy
visited hts parents Mr. and Mrs
W NJ Rowe. for the week end He
expects 10 ID sent to California
soon
Sympathy Is extended to the r
G Wilson family with the death Of
ms mother Mrs r y Wilson Of
johnson CITY Tenn Mr. and Mrs
+ G Wilson. Riley Erna 10
Robert Ronald. Ann Wilson, Car
RE Smith nickle Fleming and
Kathleen Spcas Of Gainesville. at
tended the funeral ID Tennessee.
Peggy Hedrlck had as her guests
Saturday little Misses Brenda. Deb
bic and Carol Adams. Of Clmber
land and Kathy Vance Of Farm
,illo.
MI and Ml-s Jesse Gates. who
have lived IN this community for
many years, have moved to Farm
Vile since selling their home here.
We viii miss them. but wish them
success IN their new undertaking
Mrs Gates was the Guinea Mills
correspondent for the Herald.
Wilkersons Visit
Mr. and Mrs H. B. Wilkcrson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Scottsvil!c Scouts
Entertain I athers

Scottsrillc Brownie and Girl
Scouts fathcr-dauahtcr supper was
served ii the parish hall al 81
john church scottsviIle. Monday
Plans had been made for an out
door picnic on the United States
Rubber Company grounds Bit ID
account Of The rain it was he'd
indoors
Mrs George Rex. d Charlottes
VILE president Of tie Albcmarle
Girl Scout council Was present and
rave ne Girls a pep talk and *
planned the rallv which WIN BE- held
"A Scott Stadium IN charlottes
VILE Sunday at 3 pm
Mrs " \ Dawson conducted
some games which were PLAYED BY
The fathers and daughters. Mrs
David Philpot Is leader 81 the
Brownies and Mis- Elizabeth Good
WIN is her assistant Mrs Elmer
johnson. III IS leader NJ Tie III.
ternedlaie Gin Scouts and her as
s-siant * Mrs Meredith Chappell
ARRANGEMENTS ior tie supper
We're made BY the neighborhood
chairman MRS 7 q Doniel MIS-
Paul Lo~ery member 81 the troop
committee and Mrs FLOYD John
son troop organizer also helped
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
coLoRfD NEWS
Jackson Students
Tour Luray Caycrns

4 bts load 81 MA BOYS and MIA
girls from Il p Jackson HIGH
School Cumberland took aa edu
cational iiip u Luray caserns
April q There we're f boys and
l8 eirlS N the Rrotlp
Cumberland Young Farmers club
met April q and decided 70 pur
chase additional tractor pillow tbs
to DC installed for farmers Ill the
vocational agriculture shop al cost.
r n Scales conducted 4 demon
stration On using tic electric
Wclder Each member had an or
portunity u use thc Wclder and "
do simple Welding operation
pr O r Johns SON, farm
mechanics supervisor, Virginia
state College Petersburg, com
mcndcd tho group highly and stated
that he was impressed with actvi-
tics beng carried out
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Young People Take
Charge OF Service

On May II the youth Of Five
Creek Baptist church we're II
charge Of the worship service at
III
The choir VI tcenagers lea the
Conversational singing with Miss
Shelby Waldrop at thct piano Miss
Charlotte Waldrop and Gabe Cosby
saNs duet
The ofieltory prayer Mas led By
Gabe Cosby and those taking up
the offering were Henry Morris.
] ~ q 5 Herbert Frame Bobby
Cosby and Bdugh Denoon
George Smith read the scripture
with Jimmy Parker leading The
meditation and PRAYER period A
most inspiring sermon message
vas gwen BY Jack Moow The
htncdietlon was pronounced by
jimmy Parker
a dozen led roses most at
aactively arranged bad been
placed al the front Of TIE church
by the Youns PEOPLES Sunday
School class n dedication 10 all
Mothers present al tile service III
honor Of Mother day.
This WAS fully a wonderful ex-
pefience for the young people par
teiparne, and real challenge 70
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

~. - 49, I,4t :,
~ ana Nls ecu peaooh we're
sappef ssfs's q MIS- Nellie Cole
NJ 10, ,'''I T,,., e'7lly ' MN, WE
- ~. 's,..iofe "liilf Coie.
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.aeei''if. l'eooif ".lsoA aAa YRS
MI .se Ill., i ,.,.n.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

with her sister Mrs Anges Laws.
Mrs Lee Netherland left Thurs
day for Manassas, where she will
spend several weeks
Mrs Paimore Honored
Mrs Ruth Denoon. Mrs. Mildred
Webb. of Richmond, and Mrs
Evelyn Stokes gave Mrs Carlcen
Palmore a stork shower on Fri
day
Mrs Della Jetor was in Rich
mond on Friday visiting MISS Betty
Grey in Medical COLLEGE Hospital
Band Boosters club Of PoWhatan
sponsored teen-age dance on Fri
day Those attending from this
community were Gene. Scotue,
Lucy and Sandra Walton. Loren
Maxey. RUBY Clayton and Rob
Brown.
Rev and Mrs r =. Look were
dinner guests Of MIR and Mrs. "
J Hurt oil Wednesday
Browns Have Guests
Sunday visitors III the D t, and
c e Brown home were MI and
Mrs " B Cox, OF Farmville. Mrs
John B Con Miss Sally Cox, Mrs
L F RoSSen. Of Richmond Mr.
and Mrs G. NJ Parker, OF Lynch
burg and J H n Parker
MI and Mrs. Gordon Maxcy. Of
Powhatan. visited II the W NJ
Brown home on Sunday
MI and Mrs f NJ Walton Jr.
and family VISITED Mrs Walton IS
mother N Richmond on Sunday
Mrs Y A Saunders and daueh
tcl Anne Douglas are spending
some time with relatives here
Netherlands Cali
Mrs Nita Nctherland and Mrs
Lee Netherland called on Miss
Grace Blanton Tuesday.
p z Brown called Oh relatives
and friends IN the village last
week
The many friends Of Mrs w ]
Harrell wish her a speedy recovery
after her second eye operation. We
are al looking forward to her com
ing home soon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Sunny Side

Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Hindle Goodman and Ms
Herbert Goodman we're Mr. and
Mrs W f HUGHES Of Charlottey-
ylne John u IIjndle ~ Richmond
and dapphtcr NJ po,a,d ua,d,
and hcr snal son Ch,istonber
Bennett III Rartin,ore
j l. Garter entered southside
Hospital Wednesday for several
days 81 observation HI vas dis
missed from the hospital on Mon
dav ara Is spending few DAYS
with his son. w x Carter and
family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
BoIIsvilIe Items
Mrs. Robert Walton Entertains Cub
Scouts And Guests AT Wiener Roast

The BansYllle Cub Scouts were
entertained BY Mrs Robert Walton
Thursday AZ a wiener roast The
scouts had as their guests Juston
deter and James Clayton
Mrs Eulu Dandridgc and Mrs
M Is Nunnally. Of Richmond
visited Mrs Dandrldec's son. f
NJ nandmdec oa Tuesday Mrs
Dandlldee plaAs to come for the
summer the last Of May
Mrs Jessie Boisseau. Of Colonial
Heights is spending some time
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Sp-:3 Edward Ross
Serving In France

Specialist Third Glass Edward NJ
Ross a recently arrived III
France and is now member d
the Petroleum District Command
at Metz.
A supply handler IN tie com
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

and sally of Richmond. VISITED
Mrs J = Blanton. and family
Sunday
Mrs A G Waycaster. and dauRh-
ter, Of Dillwyn visited Mrs ] p.
Waycastcr and children. Sunday
Milton { Wright, U. S Army.
Fort jackson s a. visited his
mother Mrs Frank Wright
Rev jesse Hutcheson, Of Bucna
Vista spent several DAYS With
Misses Sarah and Pauline Corson
last week.
Wilson Takes Physicals
Robert Wilson spent Monday and
Tuesday in Richmond taking physi
cal examinations for the service
Mrs Charles Southall and Gene
Southall Of Tugglc, visited Mr.. and
Mrs H II Moorefield, Jr.. and
family, Sunday Mrs. H r. Moore
field went to Richmond to see her
doctor Monday
Mrs p w Sutton. and daueh-
ter, Of Manteo. and Mrs. Thclma
Marcuson. and daughter. visited in
the W G Hcdrick home one day
last week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Hixburs News

Seventeen members Of the Pam
pin II om \ Demonstration Club
gathered at the home Of the prcsi-
dent. Mrs Virginia Martin on
Thursday afternoon
The club welcomed one new
member Mrs Henry Covlheton.
The artistic members decided to
decorate trays Old waters that
had been RELOCATED To the back %
the pantry could be brought out.
painted and given new position
IN the living room
lIandicrafl Day Scheduled
MISS MARY Armistead. acting
county agent. already had reserved
space for handicrah day for the
Pamplin club, al Holiday Lake on
July l.
The next business was insttnc-
ton with charts pictunr meat
cuts what 70 buy and how to COOK
NJ.
Mrs BOB coyingion Aha XVII
Henry CoMngton assisted. Mrs
Martin u serving cola plate
luncheon
The June meeting viii bc hi ihe
home ot Mrs Frank Irving
IiiNburgcr to Return
Another Ifyhnt-rar plarN ~ c0n9r
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Marines participated ii Tie first
flagraising cererlony over Midway
Island Oh Dec o. 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
by EDDIE CANTOR

As young fellow, ! was in hurry to hit
the top. Like a horse wearing binders, !
raced ahead seeing nothing but the finish
line. My grandmother worried. "DOnf go
so fast, son. shed say, ''Or you'll miss the
scenery paid no attention. When man
knows where he's going. why waste time
getting there?
The years flew by. had fame. financial
security, and a devoted family. Why l
wasn't the most happy fella" was beyond
me. | raced on.
A Ziegfeld show in which | starred
opened out of town. When the curtain fell.
the applause was long, loud and beautiful.
We had hit Backstage was charged with
excitement. Somebody handed me tele-
gram. II was from Ida. Our fourth daugh-
ter had been born. Another of my children
starting life without me. Natalie had been
six months old before even saw her. Sud-
denly, above the applause still ringing IN
my ears, l heard my grandmother's voice,
Don't go so fast, son, or you'll miss the
scenery"
Oh, how much had missed The
first faltering steps Of my little girls: the
tears hadn't wiped away; the bright say
ingS- heard only from their mother over
phone.
thought Of friends collected, and then
neglected; of my library, full Of books with
uncut pages; of vacations promised to my
wife.
Ever since that moment of truth" de-
spite full schedule, I've made it point to
pause now and again to enjoy the scenery.
Those pauseS have become more important
than any full schedule ever had. because
it's not only the scenery you miss by going
too fast - you also miss the sense Of where
you're going and why.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Next Week.:

WHO owns the South Pole7 Mo-
body does - yet! But Congress
man Steven B. Derounian urges
America: Let's Stake Our Claim
To The South Pole"
Zone girl can cost her boss a
million dollars with a single word.
You'll meet her in The Most
Important Girls In The World"
Bob Hope abandons hope -
almost. He tells about comedy's
periIs in Il Nearly Died Laughing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
May IS, 1858
In this issue:

Cover: Americon Shopper in Moscow
by Irving z. levine
cersbeard: Zooper-Doopers
Follow Thoi Fiddlel
Be GIod You Shop In America!
n Don't FOIL For The New 10. fod
- All Aboord For The Old Westl
70 Quiz GIN
20 Animal Alley: A Whole OF A Hot
a AaovIss: Peek's Wild Ridel
rs Fiction: Corpse Hod The Lost Word
20 Paf4srns: Peek -A-Boo Back
a Feed: Mortho Woshinstons Dessert
- Ny Moiher Out~itted Trouble
- last Laugh: Rot-A-Tot Trapped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

@ 1888. United Nenpopen Mosoz"s Corpora
hoo. ass lexington Ave. New Iork ", ny.
MONIES ond descnpiioos OF oil choFocie's In fiction
stories oad sei-6e,ion orioles This moaozine ore
wholly no9iaorY. Any nome which hoppens 10 be
me some os hot OF ony person. living OF decd, IS
entirely coincidentol. The title This Week" is
registered in the us. Posen, Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
This Week
MAG AZ me

EUCLID NJ. CONVICTION,
PreSideNf
JoHN c. STERLING,
Chairman Of the Board
WILLIAM |. NICHOLS,
Editor and Publisher
STEWART BEACH,
Executive Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

Here's a serious question from
a famous comedian: Do you 60
so fast you "miss the scenery"7
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

includes the eity's mayor, Rich
ard Daley, Illinois Governor Will
Liam E. Stratton, Congressman
William L. Dawson, Ebony Maya
zine Publisher John H. johnson,
Chicago Defender Publisher John
H. Sengstacke, and former Unit
ed Nations delegate Edith Samp-
son.
Highlights of the convention
will include twilight parade on
August 18 in which more than
Is drill patrols from all over
the U. S. will participate; a golf
tournament. music festival; a
bowling tournament; and the
browning of the Shrine beauty
queen for 1858, who will be Sc
lected from among some rs tai
ented beauties, representing as
many temples over the nation.
AS a special tribute to Chicago
and its colorful Negro history,
memorial services have also been
planned in which Imperial Poten-
tate Booker T. Alexander will
lay a wreath at the monument
erected to Jean Baptiste Point Du
Sable, a Negro, who was Chi
cagos first settler
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

cago's Arabic Temple No. IA
which last hosted the national
body Is years ago. and which is
sometimes referred to as the
Mother Temple" because of the
fact that it was in Chicago that
Negroes were first initiated into
the Shrine on June l, 1893 It's
convention committee, comprised
of 26 separate sub-groups under
the direction of Illustrious Poaen-
tate Benjamin A. Gore, has as
general chairman Noble Corneal
A. Davis, Illinois State Repre-
sentative.
Presiding over the national
meeting will be Imperial Poten-
tate Booker T. Alexander, Detroit
realtist, who has held the high
est office in the organization
since 1855. Under his leadership,
the colorful group now has over
$5,000,000 in assets, a total of
$296,27l.48 of which has been set
aside to be voted upon and do
mated as charitable contributions
to medical research in all phas-
es of medicine at this years con-
vention. Any doctor or medical
group will receive up to $1,000
annually if they meet qualifica-
tions of the Shrine's medical
board, which is scheduled to
meet on Saturday, August 16.
Main speaker of the six-day as
sembly will be ]. Ernest Will
kns, ST., Assistant Secretary of
Labor, and past master of Chi
cago' Fidelity Lodge No. 103, who
is scheduled to address the first
public meeting on Monday, Au-
gust Is, at 4 p. m. Others slated
to appear on the same program
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Ark. Beauticians
National Confab
Held in Florida

The National Institute of Cos
metology and National Beauty
Culturist League, Inc, met in
their 39th session this week. A
mong those attending were the
following representatives of the
Arkansas Beauticians Association:
Mrs. Idell Steele, state presi-
dent; Mrs. Cora Maxine Brooks,
vice-president of Malvern. Mrs.
Austine Williams, state repre-
sentative. Mrs. Ora Lee Smith,
Malvern, Mrs. Willie Mae Hooks,
Mrs. Rose Mary Smith Mrs. Cleo
B Holmes, Mrs. Aleane Jones,
Mrs. Victoria Knight, North Lit
tie Rock; Mrs. Earlee Murphy,
Pine Bluff, and Mrs. Ruth Gala
han, Texarkana. Graduates were
Mrs Hooks, Mrs. Rose Mary
Smith, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Brooks,
Mrs. Ora L. Smith ad Mrs. Gala
han.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
First Makeup Session

I also pointed out that red
lipstick gave her hard, cheap
look which competed with the
delicate tint of her gown, and
showed her how to apply pink
pastel shade lightly and within
the confines of her lip lines with
my lipstick brush.
Several light dabs of one OF
my delicate floral perfumes
added to her grown up feeling,
and If Nancy needed final con-
vincing, her dates compliments
took care of the rest.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
AME Bishop S. |.
Greene Aids Naacp
Campaign in Fla.

JACKSONVILLE-Bishop Sher-
man L. Greene of the AME
church has called upon all min
listers within his jurisdiction, the
Eleventh Episcopal District COM
prising the state of Florida, to-
support the NAACP member
ship drive in this state.
He has appointed Rev. S. A.
Cousin of Miami to head the MA
ACP drive in the church. The
Association is seeking 10000
members in the state. Bishop
Greene has requested every A B
ME minister in the state to re-
cruit not less than 10 menu
bers from his congregation. :,
Let us make the Eleventh
Episcopal District and our bis
hop leaders in tht fight fer
freedom" Mr.. Cousin urges in B
a letter to all the ministers. A.
report meeting will be held att
Edward Waters college on Au-l
gust 81 at the close of the cam-J
paign,
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

suasion on my part to est Nancy
to remove that makeup. / be-
gan by giving in a little. l
agreed that she should wear a
pastel pink lipstick to compile
ment her shell pink grown up"
gown. l also suggested that she
dab Vaseline petroleum jelly on
her eyelids, lashes, and eye
brows for that dewy-eyed look.
I explained that the purpose
of makeup base and powder
was to create a porcelain skin
effect that she had naturally,
and that her cheeks were rosy
enough without rouge. Why try
to improve on perfection,
asked, when you have a COM
plexion that most women can
no longer achieve? ! told her
that eye shadow, eye pencil, and
mascara did not make her look
older, but only called attention
to the soft immaturity of the
rest of her face. All her eyes
needed was the highlight thai
petroleum Jelly would give.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

Little Rock was the week END
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Cobbs. Herman Lewis of Chi
cago was the weekend guest OF
his brother, Charley Lewis.
Mrs Louise and Francis Cobbs
are spending two weeks in Chi
cago with their sister, Mrs. Max
inc Barney. =. Issac Brown re-
turned to Chicago after spending
two weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Brown. He was ac-
eempanied by his brother, Ed
ward Brown.