Brownsville Weekly News

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~SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1941

FLINT BROWNSVILLE NEWS, FLINT, MICHIGAN |

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e Has So Much Money Béén Spent On
Miki The Feminine Thatch Decorative

BY HELEN JAMESON
Beauticjans. Say that never in their
time has so much money been
Spent on making the feminine
thatch decorative as now.. Uniess
po fairy godmother has given a
naturally..curly hair she
have a permanent. No matter what her station in life may
be she gets it, The straight-haired
woman just isn~t any more. Or,
aniyhow, she is a rare bird.
Permanents, trims, rjnses, finger waves~ send: money rolling into
the cash tills: And that~s
all right, Unless the hair in beautifully arranged the composition
that is woman js out of order, But
what-- about hair health? _ What |:
about ~the scalp, the garden from [
which the hirsute foilage grows?
That is, until
moulting starts and - alarm~ seizes
a woman~s soul. In the prehistoric
period of the pigtail, tresses were
-groomed. The brush ~was uped
every day. Unless locks glistened
they did not qualify. ~
~Phere is offered the same old
alibi, that brushing weakens the
wave, It is true that it may string
out ringlets a bit, but what of it?
They can be arranged = jn ~pin
curls a night, will be strong in the
morning. Brushing does. not weaken the permanent, and it dces do
the dome wool a world of good.
Just what does ~ the brush do?
It removes surface dust to a considerable~ extent and that~s necessary if shampoos are spaced. It
Wemoves dead shafts that hmve
lived long enough, are ready to
give way to understudies that appear aS soon as the~ old threads
fall; An individual hair ramains
on. the human head from two to
seven years, so.eith day some must
pass on, In cases'of excessive moulting, brusning should be prolonged and vigorous; a live hair cannot be detached by the bristles. -
The tiny blood streams in the
papillae in which hair roots rest
enjoy a certain amount of stimu
lation from grooming. These small
veins..bring nourgfment..to _the
Silky shafts. Ii brisk massage precedes. the brushing the circulatory
system will be enlivened to a conspr snag? extent

Hair that. is. well. brushed every
day is inclined to stay put when
it is arranged. The head has an
appearance of health and well be
Before the piste there

dion be a ~rousing currying. The
scalp should have a five-minute
friction, There should ~be no
money savine~ when buying~ 4. brush,
as weak bristles are wd rthiéss.
The brush, and ~comb as weil, must
be kept scrupulously clean: The
clean scalp is not inclined, to pick
up infections. or to collect dandruff, One cannot. be too fastidious
about these details of the toilette,

Recreation Council

JHOME-MAKERS CLUB NO. 1
ELECT OFFICERS:

Mrs: Lillie. Lynch was re-elected to the presidency of the Homemakers~ Club No. 1 at a meeting
held with: Mrs. Massey Gantt, E.
12th Street. Other officers. elected
are: Mrs. Stinson, vice president;
Mrs: M Gantt, secretary; Mrs.
Cc. Robertson, assistant secretary;
~and Mrs. M. Nolan, treasurer.
The followjng committee chairmen
were also named: Mrs. M. A.
Williams, Social; Mrs. R. Carpen
ter, Charity; Mrs. S. Suber,
Membership; Mrs. Fountain,
Needlework; Mrs, M. - Childress

was appointed to have charge of
the: Savings Fund for 1942. This
department promises to add interest in the club.

Mrs. Mae Nolan was hostess to
the club Monday night with a
large attendance.
is sincerely urged to attend the
meeting of. November, 24th to _ be
held at the home of Mrs: M.
Childress, 1609. Liberty Street. The
Quilt Contest. held. at the Center
Was a grand success.

Mrs. W. C. Ross, reporter.

BASKETBALL

The girls~ besketbail team is using the gym of the Presbyterian
Church on~. Saginaw _ street,
each Thursday from 6 to 7:30. pm
All girls desiring to participate in

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SCOUTING

Boy Scout Troop No. 45: Remember it will be time - to __ reregister our troop December Ist, so
get your fee of fifty cents ready.
New members are wanted. Any bo
12 years old or over is __ eligible.
eur. troop will be limited jin membership so you had better get your
fee in early at the Clifford Street
Center to Mr. Simmons,

ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM

Our Anniversary Program scheduled for November 30th is postponed to a later date because of
the decorating of Clifford ~Street
Center. However we are planning
a Special] program during the Xmas
Week.

EXCELSIOR DRAMATIC CLUB
Meet the Excelsior Dramatic

Club at the Golden Leaf Club,
1522 Harrison Street, Thursday,
November 27th, 1941. Enjoy a

rare Evening Under the Stars Party. Amateur Contest. Cash Prizes,
If you have talent be there, be
ready to perform. Music by Walter
(Choker) Campbell and his band.
Come early and stay late. Lots of
fun and entertainment for all.

GIRLS GLEE CLUB

The Girls~ Glee Club gave three
numbers on the program of the
Fruit Shower, given annually for
the Kings Daughters Home. These

Greene, director, felt very: good., Dear Parents: Please send. your
children to the Choral Groups on
| Thursdays and Fridays. We are
| trying to have an organization of

children~ singers. Clifford Street
Center.
PRE-SCHOOL

The Pre-School classes at. Clifford Street Center end St. John
Center are progressing very*splen?
didly chrough the fine cooperation
i of parents At Clifford Street
Center the group is so large that,it might be necessary to divide the
class and hold morning and afterinoon periods. Thanks to the par
ents for helping us make _ these
youngsters not only happy, but
better prepared. to take thejr

places in the day schools.

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GEN. LEAR PRAISES 184th
CHICAGO~(ANP)~Of the many
military-and naval units appearing
in huge Armistice day parade last
Tuesday, the two battalions of the

here from Camp Custer for the event
presented the best appearance, Maj.
Gen Ben Lear told officers of the |
former National guard regiment.

ONLY USO WITHIN POST
FORT HUACHUCHA, Ariz.
(ANP)~The distinction of having
the: only USO. program. operating
with in the post itself belongs to

Fort Huachucha at the present time.

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While the new USO building in
Fry is now being built, the USO
program itself was instituted at
this post early in June with utilization of existing facilites including
the Service Club as the basis.

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| - INSTITUTE, W. Va.~(ANP)~~
'| T. Thomas Roberts of the personnel
division of the federal department of
argicultural economy. visited West
Virginia State. College during the
week of Nov. LU

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184th field artillery which came
LAL PIE

While their football teams were struggling on
the gridiron, there was another battle in progress on
the sidelines of Cramton Bowl, Montgomery, Thursday, when Tuskegee and Alabama State clashed in
their annual Thanksgiving Day classic.
line battle was a non-decision affair; Tuskegee won
the football contest 33 to 6. Alabama State~s contenders are pictured in top photo, 1 to r, Miss Alice

lt Was Also. The Battle Of The

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beauty battle of
The side
phia,
attendant.

White, who was ~Miss Homecoming~;
Green, ~Miss Alabama State~, and Miss Elnora Sip~Miss A Club.~

are, 1 to r, Miss Ida Echols, attendant; Drum Major
Robert Johnson; Miss Dorothy Howell of Philadel~Miss Tuskegee~, and Miss Blanche Jackson,
(SNS Staff Photos.)

Queens

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Miss Dorothy

Tuskegee~s offering in the
queens is pictured below. They

FORT 3RAGG, N. C.~(ANP)
~Selectees reeeiving basic train.
ing in the replacement center
here are given the opportunity cf
attending the officer candidate
schools, spcnsored by the field
artillery replacement center.
However, the school has been in
session for several weeks, It was
stated by officers that trainees
of 16th Battalion could have attended the schocl earlier if they
had made application.,

The drastic need of thoroughly

trained, well-qualified leaders is
the reasen why emphasis is plac
16th Battalion Trainees May
~Attend N. ~. Officers School

the officer candidate
school. It is pointed cut that
there are many trainees who
possess the necessary qualities tc
make officers, but had failed to
take advantage of the oppcrtunity presented them. Successful
graduates of the school will be
sent to the field artillery training
school at Fort Sill, Okla,

The 16th battalion is the only
cclored unity in the field artillery replacement-center. Lt, Col.
R, B. Willis, 16th battalion commander, stated that ali battery

ed on

commanders. had been. directed to

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reccmmend outstanding trainees
to take the entrance examinations for the school, He further
menticned that he hoped that the
16th could furnish quite a few
selectees. Corp. Harlin C. Hicks
of Indianapolis is the first selectee on reccrd to make an application, but he failed in the vision
test,

FIRM LANDS CONTRACT

CHICAGO~(A N P)~The Advance Window Shade Co., one of
Chicago~s largest manufacturers of
window shades and Venetian blinds,
has awarded the contract to install
the venetian blinds at the big Buick
Aviation plant in Melrose Park, Iil.,
it was announced this week by Jack

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EMPLOYES

WASHINGTON~(A N P)~Lasi
week, the Brotherhood of~ Dtning
Car Employees voted unanimously

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THE ~NATURAL~ SLAM

_&We. were: much enthused. over
your. discussion.of the ~Distributional~ Slam.and are sending: in

1 a deal top beavy with Naturalis

but with shozt suits. We consider your safety method of determining an. a - suit; a
great improvement over any
other system we have studied;
before the season advances very
far we would like | to have you

discuss this again.~ From Detroit.
11 Co-Nat. of
4 Trump cards ~ =
@ AK
@ -_KQ6é s
@ AK
~oe. AJ10
875 ~ & 332
~ 954 yg VB
@ 983 @ J107642
& K92 So. 46.4
& Qi0
~Y AJ108
@ 25
th Q8653

2 No.Tr. ~Pass 3 no Tr. Pass

4 No Tr. Pass 5 Clubs Pass

-5 Spades Pass 5 No Tr. Pass

6 Clubs Pass 6 Spades Pass

North opens his hand containing Eight Naturals: with a bid
of 2 No Trumps. South~ sees a
eo-count of 11 Naturals and the
Slam Level, hence immediately
invokes use of the Winslow Convention to show One Ace in ~his
hand. North counters with 4
No Trumps to show the other
Three. Aces. South makes ~his
second counter bid in the lowest
suit. possible in. order to obtain
a complete analysis of the North
holdings. North then bids his
only biddable suit, Spades. South

cuawronh w. supes,, 9 wn
te of the. Atlanta University.
se of a Work, pe been

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Indiana. He is also a Wie

Virginia State College, and has had
employment as-a counselor and
house futher at Wiltwyck School
for Delinquent oi _~ New
York.

with only two spades calls. for
an. ~Auxiliary~ suit to supplant
the trump suit when it is exhausted. North shows this suit
by a raise in the Club suit.
South then bids Six Spades.
This safety measure is used to
overcome an adverse break in
the trump suit, the co-count dis
closing only seven cards of that
suit.

WINSLOW, P. O. BOX 211

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ST. LOUIS, MO.

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CLUB NEWS

ROSEBUD CLUB Lie I

The Rose Bud club: inet at 4
home of Mrs. Mildred Spence,
president brought the club to.
der and He a business was car
ber
regular business, the members. occupied. themselves at sewing.
Julia, - Alexander, president.
Willie Elzy, reporter.: HOME MAKERS CLUB _ 7
The Home Makers Club. will ~

have a special call meeting to be
held at Mrs. Buchanan~s home on
Stanford, the 28th of this month.
All. members are urged to be present because we ere gmeys for a
Christmas dinner. I

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