Brownsville Weekly News

SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1941

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Beautiful Atlanta~

The Easter bunny carried a lovely visitor to the home of Mr.

and-Mrs. Alonzo G. Moron, of A

Alice Leonisa Dungey, of New Orleans and is an English ~instructor

in Gaudet High School of that city~PHOTO by GRIFFITH DAVIS

Reader Helps
Sue Reply:To
Young Lady

By SUE LEAF
This column appreciates the
interest of 2 reader who sends
in the following in, reply to

~Lonesome~, girl 22, 5 feet 6

inches no pad hovi.s, just lene
some for someone. Correspond
with man 44, who is settled
and not just one out for a good
time, like most boys my age:~

~Dear Lonesome:

~I. gather from the above notation that you are viziually starved
ior good, clean, wholesorne com| panionship~a companionship you; have failed to find among boys of
| your age group. Nevertheless, | if

I were you I would hesitate before
r marrying a person twenty-two
|; years my. senior. Although I do
| not. know you. I am certain a girl; with NO bad habits and only twen| ty deserves more and should ex
~pect More out of life than a Man: twice her age, who May or may not
| keep his promise to care for her.
I think she deserves the love and
devotion of a young Man nearer
her eze, who can share with her
the burdens and problems of matrimeny as Well as enjoy the -pleasures.

~Let us look ahead ten years.
Mr. X, your 44-year-old husband,
will be 54 years cld. He will have
ahmost outlived nis usefulness as a
laborer: yet your oldest child will
pe only eight or nine and quite dependent. Also ten years hence
your 44-year old husband will have
passed his reproductive stage, You
will be~ 32 veers old and in the
prime of life. In all. probability
you will desire and exact miore attention than a 54-year old man

tlanta, Georgia, She ig Miss

eine By ELEN

How. about the little trotters? Do the little
carry on valiantly, cause you,no trouble?
among the blessed of this earth. Seventh per cent of the
sisters have foot ills, which is a pretty appalling kettle of |

fish. Men have their pedal t
an extent as women. The
course.

and give their pedals a rest.

There~s not so much ageny in|
the winter season, but as soon as
the thermometer is on the rige|
there~s ctrouble. During the hot
season, traveling over hot pavements pretty. terrible. Why.
net, if you are a sufferer, give
your feet a break, provide them
with comfortable~ casings right?!
now, condition them for warm
weather that is ahead?

CHUCK ~SPIKED HEELS

If vou want to step high and
step pretty, chuck the = sp ked}
heels. Wear them at the festive.
vnnig party, if you must, but!
come~ down to earth during the:
day time. Get off your high
horse. Don~t~ fancy that high
heels are new. They were worn,
in the time of Elizabeth and, be-,.
live it or curl up a supercilious |

is

nose, it was the men who started: ~%,

that fad. Wanted to look taler, |
the big sissies.

We are here to tell you, pretty.
one, that if ycu would. march in|
the fashion parade you must wear
- walking shoes with heels of mod
erate height. Spikes on the;
street are ridiculous. They~re |
ridiculous, anyway, with bases) 2]

the size of a dime, but they are
excusable when worn at the festive panty. Girls fancy they make
their tootsies lack smaller. Nothing to it. Just qa notion.
DEPLORE SPIKES

You should hear what = shee
manufacturer have to say on
the subject. They delpore spikes.
They know perfectly well that
the fcot is distorted, than tendons
are under strain, that bones become weakened. But they give

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How Are Your ~
Pedals Doing?

reason?
Go to the office of any chiropodist and you will
see that the reception room is filled with unhappy, frowning ladies.whd wish that they could wa'k on their hands.

| offer sensible shoes. that con-| lives instead of getting in a hudform to tke outline of |the foot,! dle. Ever notice the foot of a
that provide proper~ supptrt.} new born baby?

} wearing hich; has found out that the average! shamefully.

' can give, whether it be- sexual, social, or financial.

~Before I write further, let me
introduce myself. l am a young
man of 27, 6 ft. 1 inch in height,
weigh 165. pounds, and medium
brown in complexion. I do not
smoke, drink, dance, gamble, curse
etc. I do not think I have any
bad habits either (smiles). Just as
you. are looking for. 2. oto
care for you I am ~ eg for
someone I may care for but that
someone must be a clean, VIRTUOUS, christian girl with a fair
education. She must alsu be of
renutable parents and willing - to
begin at the bottom of the lodder

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JAMESON:
~footies
If so, you are

roubles, too, but not to such |
Sensible shoes, of |

housewife travels seven miles a
day. She should wear oxfords that
héid the instep firm and provide
her with a safe, sure foothold.
Being wide of scle they give the
toes a chance to live their own

the womeh what they want. They |

Young girls wear them, but the! The widest part of the foot is
older women wouldn~t be caught} at the base of the tces, and that~s
dead with them on. Which shows | just the place where the smart,
that the younger~ generation is! sassy shoe is narrow. Children~s
wiser than the oldsters, ' and men~s. shoes have plenty of

The. housewife, going through! toe space. Not so the shoes of
her daily duties, has nq business; women, who are foolishly vain in
heels. Somebody; that respect and treat their feet

STYLE FIRSTS: PATTERN 340
SPORT MODE WITH NEW
LOW NECKLINE

Because it~s smart to go ~softie~
this season~even in your more:
tailored clothes~here~s a ~must,
have~ sports style. Pattern 340 by |
Claire Tilden featufes the new, |
very popular deep threatline that~s |
so slenderizing and lengthening to |
the short neck, and so flattering |
to any one. It~s accepted by a
well-shaped collar that. widens out
into points at the shoulders and is
carefully cut for comfort in. back.
That very deep U-shaped yoke goes.
well with the new neckline, too. }

are darted-in below the shoulder,
yoking. Theres&S gathering below |
the yoke of the action-free back,
teo. DOUBLE smartness, slender- |

RITE a IR

appearance.

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'@ man twice your age. It will be

| taught to watch the c.; Notice how the soft bodice lines _

FLINT BROWNSVILLE NEWS, FLINT, MICHIGAN

~Lonesome Is Told Not To
Wed Man 22 YearsHerSent

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WORLD OF WOMEN

Race R.N-'s
Hold Fifth

Institute

TUSKEGEE ~ (ANP) ~ The}.
fifth annual institute for colored
graduate nurses held at Tuskegee
institute, Apri] 4 and 5, clcsed
the most suecessful session of its
history Saturday morning with
the presentation of a large bouauet of crimson roses to Miss
Linna N. Denny, R.N., executive
secretary, Alabama State Board
of Nurses Examiners. The presentation was made by Nurse
Rosa Tvler Thomas. Montgomery,
in behalf of the 106 nurses present, ~

In the mass meeting held Friday night, President F. D. Pa~terson referred to Miss Denny i
the followine terms: ~~Miss Denny
has a genuine.and heartfelt interest and in the nursing service
regardiess of race, and it it largely through her interest and tireless efforts that these institutes
for colored graduate nurses hav?
heen made nessible,

DR. PRUDHOMME SPEAKS

The Saturday morning session
had as its highlight a paper bv
Dr. Charles Prudhomme, Veterans Administrations facil'ty.
and member... executive committee of the Tuskegee Mental Hygiene society. Dr. Prudhomme
listed and explained 11 opportunities where nurses could studv
and render assistance in connection with patients mentally ill.

He also gave nine pcssbile misconcentiors with regard to the
mentaly. ill which he said it was
the duty of all nurses to correct:
(1) the mentally ill are not necessarily weak-minded, (2) insanity is a legal and not medical
term, (3) recoveries from ~mental illness oe about cae the
recoveries _ infeetion, ~
payohintele~ tients cea? ae
essary dangerous, (5) mental] illness ig not a hereditary doom,
(6) the mentally ill are not insensitive to their surroundings or
to comments made in their presence, (7) overwork dces not lead
to nervous breakdown, it is the
emotional stress of conflicts present that cause the mental illness
and (9) mental illness is not a
disgrace, nor a thing td be asham
and climb up~maybe down,
never knows (smiles).

~I do hope you will; write to me,
for I haven~t- told you the~ important things about myself such as
employment, education, physical
condition, etc. If you do not
write, please accept this bit of advise from me: do not ever marry~

one

better for you to remain ~just lonesome for someone~ than to hive a
still more unhappier life with such
an elderly companion. Ask Sue
Leaf if you think I have given you
the wrong advise.~

ac. | Golbred Nurses

Reading an item by a __ fellow;
cohmmnist, I want to entirely dis- |
agree with his version thet a per= |
son who is a clock watcher does |
not hold a job long. This idea in
the business world went with the
hoep skirt ih dress.

Most children, who are grown
now. -and the present age... are
More
effective, effitient and faster workers have to work by time in order
to accomplish something in the
seven working hours of a day. A
person who -does nothing definite.
in an hour by the clock foses time
and contributes very little to an
employer and his job in a day. If
you are not-a clock watcher. start
timing yourself for a task and see
how quickly and completely it can
be done within a certain period of
time. Work becomes a pleasure
when there is an objective.

Send your problems of everyday life to SUE LEAF, SNS, 210
Ausurn Avenue, N. E., Atlanta,

All letters will be held confidential and name, withheld. NO
PERSONAL REPLIES WILL BE;
MADE.: 4

~HOTEL MACK

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cured.

NEW FIELD DISCUSSED;
Dr. George C. Branche dis
ussed the ~Opportunities for
Field.~ He stated that ~mental
cases were on the increase due
partly to the psychiatric fight of
totalitarianism against democrady, and due to individual rejected for army service.~ Dr.

Branche made a. further state
ment that of the 800,000 men,

soon to be conscripted inte the
United States Army, 18,000 in a
short time would be psychiatric
patients,

Dr. John A. Kennedy in a closing word to the institute challenged the nurses to greater
service and urged them not to let

obstacles ever be the cause for)

discouragement, ~You have the

most wonderful vocation. I hope)

you have not gone into it just

for a living. If you have yeu will,

fail. Let your aor and objectives be Service. If! you do that,
the living will take care of itself.~

j cation of Neg"oe

Carolinian To
Address Health
Meet At Southern

~Miss Jennie Douglass, health e
cation worker with the Health Coordination Service of the Department of Health of Charlotte, will
Apvear on the program ~of the National Collegiate Health association
i at its anrmal meeting to be held
~ct Southern university, Scotland;
| ville, Louisiana.

| Miss Douglacs has done some out| standing work in the health eduin the state of
- North Carolina. She is the daugh| ter of Df. and Mrs. R.. -L,;. DougJass of Johnson C. Smith
| versity. She received her early
treinino in the public schools of

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| this city.

Ker college werk was done at
| Atlanta university~ an? her grad- |
vate work at Harvard and the

| University of Michigan. She receiv-, ed her master~s degree from the
| University of Michigan in the field
| of health education.

snipe tenement

TRAVEL,

usually are long
us a dance dress, are
é Vis ensemble for traveling,

-polen in black and white checks. The cape. is skirt-length
t one-button closing and patch pockets. T
and has big pockets on the skirt in which
right, is flannel, and the coat may be worn

the suit jacket is hip-length with
of pre-shrunk corded chambray,

leather ard elastic belt with room for tees. ~The slack suit,
with skirts if you are not partial: es stir: 3: agi

| dress; right, flannet slacks suit.
Weekends in the country now call for sports clothes, as activities
walks, riding and golfing. The three items shown,
the needfizs for this time of year. The
showf left, is fashioned of lightweight

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ship from tke Zeta Sigma Chapter
first vear at the law school.

Miss Dorothy Freeman, former honor student at Stowe Junior College in St. Louis, is now in her second year at Lincoln University School
of Law, St. Louis, Missouri. Miss Freeman completed her first year inlaw with the highest scholastic honors. She was recipient of a scholar.

of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority for

By MARIE

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~ereate for others.

But, the rule can, and shculd
be remembered by all women

thelr Ten~ Bo Tet us"

constant scowls and frowns, of
grim mouths. They some day will
produce lines and wrinkles which
will be difficult te erase~lines
and wrinkles which will rob us
of our youth, whatever our age.

UNNECESSARY LINES

Most worry-lines are unnecessary. Here~s proof of that statement: the other day I~ tried to
make a list of all the ~big~ wor
Your Face Is A~
Mirror Of Soul

DOWNING.. know of wrinkled

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move them from the list,,as you
see their solution or ag yOu rea
The entire

exper
tc smile at yourself. And rather

than worry-lines and _ wrinkles,
you'll develop langh-lines~hap
piness lines which add to beanty,
USE GOOD CREAM Pe a

a good cream, espécially de
for the purpose, may help you.

ties I had a vear age. Strangely
enough, the Est died being born.
I simply ceuld not remember of
a single major worry which had
enawed at the cheerfulness of my

SPORTS THINGS SUIT COUNTRY WEEK-END~, course. But what were they,

~make a

life a year ago. I had worries, of;
}
You can de the same. Try to
~worry list~: fer 112

~ optometrist.

Obtain such a cream and massage |
it gently inte your skin. Do this
twice eachi day.

Poor. ~eyseight may be. causing
you to frown or squint. If this is.
bothering you, you, of course,
want to immediately see a gocd

If you simply feel that you

mcnths ago. You will: be amazed
at the few items you.can enter.~
Then, make a list of today~s wor. |

ries. Study them. One by one re
s: x

dress, cenier, is made
carry golf balls, and a

~The

i ~enjoy life

cannct smile, there is something
the matter with you. You probably are weary and weariness

_ | easily shows in one~s face, Early ~
| te bed for a few nights will
And fresh air and sunshine

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add new enthusiasm to your spirits..

SPRING UPON US

Spring is upon us, exemplified
by the budding freshness of all
growing things about us. Spring
is a ~~new~~ season, when the earth
awakens after its winter~s sleep.
We too can awaken....can gain
for ourselves a new lease on our
lives and present cheerful, happy faces tc the world and to our
families and friends. A new and
different hair. style may be your
magic. Or perhans your hair
needs more care to restore~ its
natural appearance. Beautiful
hair....a happy face~these are
_two elements which can attract
life and love to any woman, regardless of her age,

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Remember this: Spring is here.
You, too, can change and freshen and abandon the darkness of
unhappiness. Be cheerful, be gay

- What are your beaut prob~
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Lindel] Blvd., St. Louis, Mo., and
she will be glad to answer them.
Be sure to enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. ~

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iment wil do
this for you....it will cause you, | If lines already are beginns.
to appear around eyes cr nip
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Faces are about the outward expression of the soul! We ~
of exceptions to that rule.
scowl-appearing countenances which mask personalities briliiant in their warm sunlight of happiness they

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