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Saturday, December 23,1939
Unless You’re A Pretty Sitter You’re
Not Going To Sit On Top Os The World
By HELEN JAMESON
(Distributed by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
Unless you're a pretty sitter you
are not going to sit on the top oi
the world. You will not be num
bered among the beauty elect. You
You will be classed among th c gils.
“look like that.” A very sad state ol
affairs, little one.
It is surprising how many un
lovely attitudes can be assumed,
considered that good looks are of
paramount importance to the uni
versal sororiety. Girls are lace
minded- what with their lip tint
ing, eyebrow arching, dainty pow
ering, but they don’t seem to be
figure-oninded. Some fall into
lumps as soon as they fall into a
chair. Some sit in a scared fashion
on the edge of the seat as if they
expected somebody to yell scat at
them.
Observe the loutish femme who
sits with her leet far apart, rests
her feet on the sides of the soles
of her shioes. Could anything make
her look, less attractive? Feet
should b(3 placed sole-downward on
the floor, not far apart, which
makes (me appear sprawlish. Toes
must point straight e aad—walk
ing. sitting or standing.
Reimember this “the farther
back in the chair the thighs are
placed, the more perfect will be
body balance, the firmer thc sup
port of the backbone. Pull up the
spinal column, but not to the ex-
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tent the body will become rigid.
Sitting with the shoulders
thrown forward and the chest con
tracted is a bad habit. Don't do it.
The lungs do not get their full
quota of air, breathing Is shallow;
shallow breathing means a color
less complexion One beauty defect
brings along another. There are al
ways by-products.
This position sends the head for
ward, gives an ungainly line to the
neck, invites an extra chin to come
along and, take lodgings. ALso puts
necklace line s in the neck that you
must work away with heavy creams
and massage.
The lifted chest gives a woman
an apperance of bouyancy and
chic. Let it flatten and she'll look
as if she had not found her place
in the sun. is living in the shadows
of inertia and despondency.
Exercise is a help to perfect pos
ture because it makes muscles
strong and resilient. Nature gave
us a perfect support in the spinal
column, which works normally on
ly when the muscles of the back
are functioning normally. When
fibers sag, fat cells form. That’s
something else to worry about.
There's that matter of getting
into a chair. The ungainly girl
drops into it with a thump, as does
the playful small boy. With one
foot placed before the other, the
crash won't happen; th 3 body will
sink gracefully into the cushions.
Mind your hands. Pose then pret
tily. Keep the elbows fairly near
the body. Hold thg head regally.
There you are!
CHURCH
DIRECTORY
FIRST COLORED BAPTIST
CHURCH
fifth Street at Jefferson
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.; Di
vine worship 10:45 a. n;.; BYPU
6:30 p. m.; Divine worship, 7:45 p.
m. friendly church with a
friendly message. Always- a cordial
welcome. Rev. Chas. Favors, pas
tor; James L. Davis, clerk.
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday school at 9:30 a. in.;
Morning service at 11 o’clock;
EYFU, 6 p. m.; evening service,
7:30 o’clock.
Everyone is welcome at the
Shiloh Baptist Church, 9th Ave
nue and Buckeye Road. Rev. C. E.
Grogan, pastor.
FRIENDSHIP BAPT. CHURCH
109 South lltli Street
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.;
preaching at 11 a. m.; BYPU, 6:00
p. »..; evening service, 7:30 o'clock,
Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. prayet
meetings. You are always wlecome
Rev. 3/ .W. Gray, pastor; Albert
J. Gibson, clerk.
ORDER OF SERVICE OF THE
C HURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Regu
lar service 3:30 p. nr; YFWW, 6:30
to 7:30; general service, 8 p. m. El
der J. W. Taylor, pastor,
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.;
morning service, 11 o’clock: BYPU
6 p. m.; evening service, 7:30
o’clock.
Everybody is welcome. The
church is located at Ninth Avenue
and Shuman Street. Rev. E. J.
Jacobs is pastor.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
11th and Monroe Streets
Sunday school at 9:30 a. .m.;
preaching 11 a. m.; BYPU six p.
m. prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m..
Wednesday. Rev. j. W. Prayton.
pastor; Mrs. Anna Sutton, clerk. #
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"Dear Santa Gets Another Long List
Seven.year-old Ann Kathryn Cook, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cook of Atlanta, Georgia, j
has great faith tba» Santa Claus ■ » "oing to an- |
...as morning. (SNS
Third Term Decision Is
Up To People—Miller
By KELLY MILLER
SENATOR ARTHUR H. VtUid
cnberg, of Michigan, has de
clared in favor of limiting the
tenure of the Presidential office
a single term. Tire Constitution
requires a term of four years but
is silent upon the eligibility of
the occupant of the White House
for re-election. The example of
President Washington in declin
ing a third -term has become a
ievered precedent and tradition
Senator Vandenberg’s declara
tion, however, can hardly be re
garded in the light of unalloyed
patri/otfom and disinterested
statesmanship. The Michigan
Senator's name has figured prom
inently as a Presidential aspir
ant for the past four years. Ke
might easily be credited with the
motive of dramatizing the third
term slogan as an issue to ad
vance partisan or personal ends.
It is widely believed that Presi
dent Roosevelt may licffc choose
to renounce this third candidacy.
Vandenberg running: on a one
term platform could make a
striking campaign Against his ad
versary who would be charged
with the attelnpt to overthrow a
sacred tradition hallowed by
Washington and sanctioned by
the observance of a nur.clrecl and
fifty years.
VIOLATION OF TRADITION
The limitation which the dis
tinguished Senator seeks to im
pose upon the tenure of this high
office is itself in violation of a
long standing- tradition. The ob
jections which are so-strongly al
leged against a. third term might
well apply with all but equal
force against a second term. Anri
yet it has become a political tra
dition that one good term de
serves another
To deny a secohd term to a
President is generally regarued as
a reflection upon his first ad
ministration; the argument put
forth being that it requires at
least eiffht years /to inaugurate
and complete any far-reaching
program of Reform. It is entirely
conceivable that under unusual
conditions it may require three
terms instead of two. for the same
purpose. The friends of Presider.fi.
Roosevelt can argue with convinc
ing logic that it will require a
third term for him to perfect the
New Deal. which marks the
greatest industrial economic, po
litical and social reform in our
histoiy.
Every elected president since
Abraham Lincoln has sought rc
nomination and re-ekhtion fib
the exception of President Hayes
whose title to the office v. a sc
riously questioned and Presid .
Coolidge who had already served
the greater part of two terms be
fore he announced that he did no’
“Choose to run” for another elec
tion. Tt. is perfectly true that any
President in control of the ma
chinery of tJlre government cur
' ic-nominate himself for a second
cr third term if he chooses to do
so
t »?V W’S OIVIT< TION
Objectio-i equally against ;> ■ ■rr
ond or a .bird teim was urged by
'Villi..m finning:- T-fi vmi mi pi.;
THE PHOENIX INDEX. PHOENIX, ARIZONA
swer the letter she’s mailing to him. A David T.
Howard first grade student, Ann has a long list
of things she expects Santa to bring her on Christ.
Staff Photo by Fowlkes).
j ly patriotic grounds. He was so
thoroughly convinced 1 of the
soundness of his position that he
hgd the one term provision in
serted iin the (Democratic plat
form of 1912, upon which Wood
row , Wilson stood.
He was elected on the basis ot
that understanding. But no po
litical platform however genuine
ly advocated can bind either a
candidate or his paity of unfor
seen emergencies that may arise
, k A: a matter of fact experience
shows under almost every admin
istration that such platform com
mitments are waved aside like a
scrap of paper with immunity to
meet the demand of national and
political exigencies.
President Woodrow Wilson did
not scruple in 1916 to ignore the
isingle term plank of the plat
form upon which he stood four
years previous He accepted the
re-nomination and re-election
notwithstanding previous platform
pledges. During his second ad-
although he ;was
eki' 1 h on the campaign slogan
"He LLcpt us out of War,’’ he con
ducted the greatest Wav of ah
histoiy, According to the revela
tion of Senator Carter coass. not
withstanding the precarious con
| dition s of his health, the World
War President was anxious for a
third tedm in order to affectwate
the League of Nations which
seemed to him essential to the
welfare of the nation and of the
world.
Let us say Ulysses S. Gran.
Theodore Roosevelt, President
Woodrow Wilson, and now Frank
lin D. Roosevelt were whiling and
eager for a third term in order to
carry out certain political ideals
to which they were committed
Who will accuse any one of these
high-minded Americans of over
tv,eaning ambition whereby they
would trample upon his sacred
American tradition merely for the
sake df their own vein glorious
ambition.
Whether any President shall
serve one, two. or three terms is
not for him, to say but depends
upon the demand of the Ameri
can people. The determining fac
tor is not for the candidate to
dec) e But is determined bv in
ter- aind intra-party conditions,
and by the imperative demands
tu the nation, beyond any indi
vidual control.
W * K.VI SPRINGS ASKS
{•OR TWO CTIEKS
j TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE Ala.—
j The Commercial D.eteciirs course
!at Tuskegee for the training of
| •-.lit-fs and stewards has difficulty
in tilling all of tin assigumenffi
which come to it. Among the re
quests last, week was one from
William Cavanaugh, chot at Warm
Springs Foundation, for two in
terne:, to .vrve at that institution,
i i.anou because of Fit indent Roo
j smelts patronage and Ins home
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PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
HO!) So. First Avc
ihere. The commercial dietetic in*
ternej, are young men in their sen
,ei year who have about finished
Congratulations From
Colored Business And
CONGRATULATIONS from
• Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Arnold B Business
S. 18tb Street
■ Satisfied with Small Profits
AH Work Guaranteed
Wishing Each One A Merry Xmas
and A Happy New Year
GEORGE CARTER
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Electric and Acetylene Welding
Lighting & Ignition My Specialty
Ph. 3-1375 —1140 E. Washington
f
EAT at the NEW PLACE
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Lucas & Baswell
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622 S, Seventh Avenue
WE TAKF. THIS OPPORTUNITY
TO WISH OUR CUSTOMERS
AND WELL WISHERS A VERY
1 MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY
NEW YEAR—
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CONGRATULATIONS
To Our Mf.ny Friends
;>i»d S v iiijM I l>i r«M'»
Mr. William Vaughns
bùk
Mrs. Rex Stewart, wife of a
prominent lawyer of the city,
made a business visit to the Phoe
nix Index office several days ago.
Mrs. Stewart seemed much im
pressed with the efforts of our
people. Wo appreciate very much
having her down and arc hoping
she will return soon
Mrs. Lucy Haywoid, Okmulgee,
Oklahoma, is spending December,
including the Xmas holidays with
her daughter. Mrs. W. M. Thomas,
1446 E. Adams Street.
Rev. Dupree of South 12th Ave.,
Louis Referees
Diamond Belt
Bouts In N, Y
NEW YORK—(ANP)—Joi ■ Louis,
heavyweight champion of the world!
acted as referee for a lev/ bouts- at
the Disriiond Belt amateur boxing
tournament held at Madison
Square garden last week,
Louis- shared spotlight honors
with Mayor LaGuardia. There were
28 bouts, eight in thc novice class,
eight in the junior and eight in
the open. There were two semi
finals in the open heavyweight di
vision
' /
Louis received a fine ovation as
he climbed through tiic ropes to ref
eree. Wearing 0 white short and
robin’s egg blue trouse/rs, he ap
peared as unruffled as he ever ap
peared as a fighter. He calmly let
the youngsters work on each other
without a restraining hand during
the full bout.
The tournament vas staged lor
the Free Milk Fund for Babies,
Inc., of which Mrs. William Ran
dolph Hearst is chairman. Gross
receipts were $24,433
their training but. who are required
to serve a quarter gaining 1 prac
tical experience in institutions
outside the school Tuskegee has
sent its internes to points as far
away as New England.
We Extend- to our Friends and
Patrons the Season’s
Best Wishes
Tomale King Lunch
| 1303 E. JEFFERSON
Tourist Garage
Gas, Accessories, Oil, Storage, Re
pairs, Service
126 South Ist Phone 42604
BURLEITH REDEAN
Quiet Clean Place to Sleep
More than 20 years in Business
PHONE 3-67521
535 E. JEFFERSON
H, H, Rice
We Are Pleased to Serve You
Hoping to give you better service
in 1940
| Merry Xmas, Happy New Year
Wish
, Mrs, E. Vinson '
GROCERY
1301 E. JEFFERSON
Ada Walker
NOTARY PUBLIC
PHONE 3-4460
j 1122 E. JEFFERSON
SEE STEVE YOUNG AT
i Young’s Fish Stand
' For your Fresh Southern Fried Fish
1115 E. JEFFERSON
)
Craig Grocery
1109 W. CHIHAUHAU ST.
Prop., J. C. Craig
S. M. Grocery
1252 W. CHIHAUHAU ST,
Prop.. Sam Auston
Cnight Grocery Gas
Station
m§ w. CHIHAUHAU ST
Prop., Colvin Knight
left Friday night for points in Lou- :
isiana to bury his mother in the !
neighborhood of Shreveport, La.
Mr. Beaumon of E. Jefferson St.,
grocery, was able to return home
last week after spending nearly 3
weeks in the hospital, was reported
to this office, improving nicely.
We want to apologiz 3 to our
readers for having to rush our news
out for this issue, but we were try
ing to save the late Xinas issue.
PI zase get all news to the office for
tlje following issue Saturday and
Sunday.
There was given at the home of
Rev. J. R. Miner a bridal shower
in honor of his only daughter. Miss
Beatrice E. Miner. Many beautiful
gifts werp received. The affair took
place at 914 S. 3rd Ave.
Mrs. Alberta J. Gibson is still
confined to her bed. We. wish for
her a speedy recovery.
IN MEMORIAM
: V i Vx : '
Mr. James H. Carter passed away
December 28th. 1935. Founder of
East Lake Mortuary. Gone But not
forgotten. Wife. Mrs. Laura Post
Carter.
Most Os Our
Their Location
Modern Rooms For
Rent
1229 E. WASHINGTON
The Gardner Home
Bar B. Q. that Is Bar-B-Q
Come and sec and eat
Turkey Dinner served Xmas 1 P.M. !j
Thomas Shelton
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912 W. Buckeye Rd.
Your cooperation has been enjoyed.
I t ust my service has pleased.
Wishing you a Merry Xmas and j
Prosperous New Y'car.
Hodges’ Famous
B&rfeecue i
Ed J. Hodge, Prop.
" -xmTsTreetings and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
from
California Hattist
1114 E. WASHINGTON. MRS. KING
"call
George Wilson
For Transfer Service
Phone [phone] E. Jefferson
His Truck is Waiting
MERRY
from
Bryant’s Barber Shop
We are on edge to serve you.
j Clsaars E. Bryant 620 S. 7th Ave..
Merry Xmas to All
27 YEARS CONTINUOUS REAL ESTATE
IN PHOENIX
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JESTED RECIPE
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NOW that "cooking days” are
hero again I am suggesting
some luscious hot. desserts, An
_ apricot rolfKpoiv
made by follow*
/ ing the recipe
"yTV. below vfl! send
/ anyone away
/ It, HLgf from the table
I y /K. / with uutiaf 4c
\(v\ (y \ tkm. Try tkm
Vv / end you’ll fee
other
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shall feature later:
Apricot Roly-Poly
3 caps sifted cake flour; 9 tta*
spoons double-acting baking powd*
er; Va teaspoon salt; 4 tablespoons
butter or shortening; % cup
milk; melted butter; 1% cop*
cooked, sweetened apricots, drills
ed and cooled; C tablespoons sugar.
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder aid salt, and sift
again. Co* *o shortening. Add
milk all at once and stir carefully
until all floor Ut dampened. Then
stir rigorously until mixture forma
a soft dough and follows spoon
around bowl. Torn out. Immediate
ly on floured board and knead 84
seconds. Roll *4 inch thick. Brush
with melted butter, cover with,
apricots, and sprinkle with angar.
Roll as for jolly roll. Moisten edge
and press against rolL Pfeee hr
greased loaf pan with edge of relt
on under side, brush with melted
butter, and bake in hot oren (406*
F.) 25 to 30 minutes, er until done.
Serve hot with an ajdM| men M
desired.# Series ■'
Grid Cahes In
Annual Meet
ORANGEBURG, S. C., Dec 16-
GSNS)—Ten coaches of the South
ern Intercollegiate Athletic Con
ference assembled here tills after
noon and selected their All-Con
ference football team. Le.ross
Rooker, senior encl of Morris Browt?
college, was th 8 lone unanimous
choice, thereby being named cap
tain. Henry (Hank) Butler of Flor
ida polled eight votes,
Card Os Thanks
Mrs. Alberta White of 266 N. 4tfc»
Avenue, Brighton. Colo., niece ol
Mrs. Jackson Palm, wishes fr*
thank her many friends and neigh
bors for their kindness and he?.3
wishes for the attention give.i nor
aunt, 113 SE. Monies Street or
ing her pass illness.
Alberta White.
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SECOND HAND PIIACE
Years in Phoenix
19 S. FOURTH ST.
MERRY XMAS AND A HATTY
NEW YEAR TO ALL
from
Edmonds & Hancock
WRECKING & LUMBER CO. .
2023 E. Van Buren
Mr. and Mrs. Braumon of the it
E. Jefferson Grocery, wish ou*
many friends a Merry Xmas and 4
Prosperous New Year, hoping y ov
will continue your patronage for
1940.
Merry Xmas To All
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Shell’s Products
1030 E. W ASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 4-4946
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