Mr. Edward Bly, 331 So. 20
recently celebrated his 77th birth
day.
Mr. Livingston Wills has re
turned from Brownsville, Tenn.,
where he attended the funeral
» service for his grandfather. He
also visited his mother during
his stay.
Rev. R. L. Moody left Thursday
for St. Louis, Mo., where he will
hold a two-day Teacher’s Insti
tute for the Church of God. He
will also attend a study in Kansas
City, Mo., before returning home.
^ The son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Kimbrough has been released
from the hospital and is reported
as doing nicely.
Mrs. Virginia Lewis is greatly
improved after a long illness.
Spending a few days in Brook
field, Mo., is Mrs. Harry W. Pet
erson and daughter. They will
visit Mrs. Peterson’s parents and
other relatives.
Mr. Richard McWilliams was
recently appointed associate edi
tor of the “Truth Messenger” an
t official publication of the Church
of Christ (Holiness). The general
office is located in Los Angeles,
^California.
Rev. George C. Nelson, Junction
City, Kansas will be guest speak
P er for the Church of God on
Sunday.
The Misses Shirley Srizzard and
Marlene Taylor, of Omaha, Nebr.,
spent Sunday in the city as guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Favors.
Mrs. Alberta Cooke was hostess
to the 400 Club on Wednesday
night. Guests present were Mrs.
Roy Brooks, Mrs. Bessie Ambers,
and Miss Ann Smitherman. The
Club will meet with Mrs. Verta
Finley next Wednesday.
1st Lt. and Mrs. Dan V. Snede
cor, Ft. Benning, Ga., sent greet
* ings to Lincolnites in care of. Mrs.
Alberta Cooke.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lewis
entertained twenty-six guests at
a six o’clock Valentine dinner
Sunday, February 16. A red
heart shaped vase, filled with red
rose buds and white narcissus
was the center piece for the large
dining room table; white candles
tied with red ribbon were on the
small tables. Valentine favors
were given to each guest. The
evening was spent informally.
Those present were ;Mr. and Mrs.
James Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C.
Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Shep
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Polk, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Malone, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Bonds, Mr. and Mrs.
• John Irving, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Todd, Mrs. Charles Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Page, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hightower, Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Newton, and Mr. and Mrs
Jeph Adkins
An illustrated lecture on Negro
History will be delivered at the
home of one of the members of
Allen Methodist Church on Fri
day, February 21, by Rev. and
Mrs. John S .Favors.
House guests of Mrs. Eva Levi
son and dinner guests of Miss
Marie Johnson on Sunday were
Mrs. Brevy Lilly and Mr. John
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roy were
dinner guests of Mrs. Birdie Artis
on Valentine’s Day.
Anrt'Watson Smitherman, who
is the owner and operator of
Ann’s Beauty Shoppe located at
704 No. 22nd Street has graciously
consented to write a feature arti
cle each week in “The Voice”
giving us the latest in beauty and
fashion hints. Miss Ann has at
tended Illinois Institute of Tech
nology, Chicago, 111. and is a
graduate of Althouse Beauty
School, Omaha, Nebraska. She
lived in Chicago before coming
to Lincoln and is highly recom
mended. —The Editor
BEAUTY AND FASHION HINTS
by Ann Watson Smitherman
For the first in my series of
articles on Beauty and Fashion
Hints I shall mention a few facts
that we so well know, but often
neglect.
Personal hygiene is one of the
most important steps toward good
health and good grooming. Per
sonal hygiene requires a know
ledge of good eating and drink
ing habits, as well as fresh air,
sunshine, exercise, rest, cleanli
ness, and a wholesome mental
attitude. Personal Cleanliness is
important to our health as well
as guarding us against offending
others.
Some of thee rules toward good
health are:
1. Plenty of outdoor recreation
and exercise.
2. Eating only what is desired.
Do not overeat.
3. Drink sufficient water daily.
4. Stand, walk ,and sit erectly.
5. Daily bathing.
6. Use a deodorant.
7. Brush teeth twice daily.
8. Have all decayed teeth fill
ed or removed.
9. A regular physical examin
ation to discover the presence or
absence of transmittable diseases.
These and many other hygienic
rules we know, but often neglect.
Keep up your personal appear
ance in general by keeping your
nails manicured, and your hair
well groomed.
Never neglect to wear a clean
house coat or dress when home—
company always seem to come
when least expected. Always
look your best when going out
even if you are only going out
for a short while. You never
know whom you will meet—may
be your future husband, or may
be some one who knew you when
“you were dressed up.”
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