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Speakers Hit Defense Apathy In The News Grace Wohlbrucks Leave Today For Jet Trip To Europe By GRACE HAMRICK Observer Society Writer Mr. and Mrs. Ted C. will leave today for New jet airliner for Europe. The Wohlbrucks, who will visit Paris, Nice, Rome, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles are spending the weekend in They went especially weekend at. Georgia Tech, will be honored during half tween Tech and the University The alumni also attended Country Club Friday night today before game time. Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Ledwell returned from an 11-day New York City and also in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon The Charlotteans also visited Mr.

and HiTS. E. E. Lindsey in 'The Ledwells' daughter, St. Andrews Presbyterian day to spend the weekend.

Wohlbruck of Colville Road York City and then board a will be away for 17 days, Lucerne and London. H. Ponder of Randolph Road Atlanta, Ga. to attend homecoming weekwhere Charles' alumni class time of the football game beof Florida. a dance at the Atlanta and will attend a luncheon of Shenandoah Place have Northern trip.

They stopped in visited their daughter and sonLindsey in Newburgh, N. Y. with Mr. Lindsey's parents, Great Neck, N. Y.

Pink, who is a freshman at College, will arrive home to- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark of Danbury Road are attending the Clemson-Tulane football game today at Clemson, S.C. Attend Contractors Convention Among those who are eral Contractors Convention Sulphur Springs, W. Harris of Sharon Road a C.

P. Street of Sharon a e. They left Friday and will return 0 Thursday. Leaving today to attend he convenvention a re Mr. a Mrs.

te mbridge Warren of And- Mrs. over Road. Mrs. Charles Marcotte Jack D. Farr of Forest Cassamia Place and Mrs.

Boulevard will return home days in New York City. attending the Associated Genat the Greenbrier, White are Mr. and Mrs. James J. Harris Mrs.

Street of Ridgewood Avenue, Mrs. Drive, Mrs. Jack Turner of M. R. Foster of Nassau today after spending five Bride-elect Janice Northington will be honored at two parties today.

A luncheon will be given for Janice at the Ming Tree by her grandmother, Mrs. W. C. Northington and her aunts, Mrs. E.

L. Allen and Mrs. Farris Brantley. The honoree, who will marry Ronnie Bozardt Nov. 25, will be presented with a corsage and gift of silver.

Pink flowers will be used. Covers will be laid for the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. James Northington, the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Laurie Bozardt and Selba Stowe, Lynn Howey, Brenda Gladden and Mary Louise Northington. At 7:30 p.m.

a miscellaneous shower for 125 guests will be given at the Moores Chapel Community building. Hostesses for this will be Mrs. Charles Auten, Mrs. Charles Joye, Mrs. Grady Johnston, Mrs.

James Johnston, Mrs. Ernest Todd, Mrs. Adrian Love, Mrs. Curtis Cathey, Mrs. Schealy Scruggs and Mrs.

James Auten. Judy Corne, who will marry George Thurston Nov. 18, was honored at a dinner party Thursday night at the Luau. The party was given by the women employes at Mutual Savings and Loan, where Judy is a teller. Among the 16 guests who attended was Judy's mother, Mrs.

Troy Corne. Judy was presented with a gift of silver and a corsage. Mixed pink and yellow flowers were used. By EUDORA GARRISON Observer Homemaking Editor "A fighter can be knocked down and still get and win the said Dr. C.

B. Kendall, chief of Crippled Children's Section, N. C. State Board of Health, and deputy of Civil Defense. "If we lie down on the punch that hasn't been delivered, we have separated ourself society, Dr.

Kendall and Heath Howie, senior sanitarian with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Public Health Department, spoke Friday to members of N. C. Dietetic Association at its 28th annual meeting here. Developing the theme of "Today's Challenge and Feeding in Man-Made Disaster," Dr. Kendall and Mrs.

Howie pointed up the frustration, apathy and unrealistic approach of the average person on survival in the event of nuclear attack. Interest in trying to do something is one of the first things can do about survival, said Dr. Kendall. Some basic steps that can be taken to stimulate this interest, said the retired Army officer, are renewal of first aid information, home nursing courses and the medical self-help program which will be emphasized and made available for everyone after the first of the year. FIVE YEARS ago, plans were set up when evacuation from a strike was Emotional Upsets, Loneliness Contribute To Poor Eating Some years ago, 65 candles on a cake disqualified a man for anything but baby-sitting, sleeping or sitting in the sun, said Dr.

George Verdone, local internist. In the last 50 years there has been a gain of 15 to 20 years in life expectancy and by 1975, it is reasonable to expect there will be 25 million men and women in our country 65 years or older, Dr. Verdone added. A panel discussion on of the Older Adult" was moderated by Miss Effie Maiden, director of health The Charlotte Observer for and about PAGE 4-A SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1961 ENTERING Red Cross disaster trailer are Mrs.

R. B. Rogers (on steps) and Miss Elizabeth Frazer, both of nutrition section of State Board of Health, Raleigh. education of the CharlotteMecklenburg Public Health Department. Beside Dr.

Verdone, members of the panel were Miss Mildred Kauffman, U. S. Public Health, Education and Welfare Department and nutrition consultant, Willard S. Farrow, administrator of Methodist Home and Rev. I.

Howard Chadwick, minister of Westminster Presbyterian Church. THIS LONGER life expectancy is a cause for rejoicing rather than one for alarm and the nation's attitude towards these older citizens must be a healthy and sympathetic one, said Dr. Verdone. Aging is a community responsibility and good health is far more than a healthy condition of the body. Many aging people make a real contribution to society and live satisfying personal lives.

Mr. Farrow pointed out the trends in terminology, housing and incomes of the senior citizen. "We say 'aging' now rather than 'aged'. Residents in a home for the aging were once referred to as "Great strides have been made in the economy of those over 65. Of the 215 members of the Methodist Home, 80 are receiving social security checks.

Older people used to keep their money in the pillow ticking or in a fruit jar, but now they've invested it and annuities and personal income from investments are a result. "Today homes are being built with private quarters for Aunt Susie and Grandmother, leading from the house. There are retirement hotels and retirement villages over the country, beside 104 retirement homes under the Methodist banner alone." There are many causes other than poor nutrition for poor health of the aging citizen, said Miss Kauffman. Emotional upsets and loneliness can contribute to poor eating habits. Some areas of responsibility in feeding aging citizens are: consideration of their past eatas ing habits, nutritious value of the caloric intake, which naturally is less with older people, the manner of serving the food and the size of the servings.

OUR ATTITUDE toward the aging has changed from one of venerable respect to one of impatience and irritation, said Rev. Chadwick. The church as an institution and its whole membership have the responsibility of loving concern for our senior, citizens, he believes. "Older people need assurance of the continuing love of God." said the minister, "relief from pain of loneliness, help in continuing spiritual growth through new experiences and attaining a satisfying and useful way of life." Even White Uniforms Change Style woman's desire for the feminine touch. Fluted backs, white embroidery, different shapes and styles of collars and cuffs and other decoration make the uniform just a little different.

The main things a professional woman looks for in a uniform, however, is comfort and freedom of movement. The only restriction placed on nurses by their hospitals is that the uniforms be white, and from there on the sky's the limit. True, hospital administrators frown on sleeveless and very short uniforms, but even these details are left to the it. nurse's discretion. The graduate nurse's discretion, that is, for one pet peeve of some student nurses is that they are not allowed to touch the hemline of their student uniforms.

Uniform manufacturers are aware that professional women long for good style in their uniforms, for the 10 or 12 large companies that make uniforms employ fulltime dress designers to follow ready-to-wear styles. The uniform business is big business, mainly due to volume rather than high price. The average nurse must have a minimum of six or eight uniforms since she needs a fresh one every day. And the life of a hospital nurse's uniform Miss Sigmon To Be Bride Rev. and Mrs.

C. E. Sigmon of 3232 Wilmont Road announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Phyllis, to Jackson T. Presnell of 621 Bradford Drive. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wilmer C. Presnell of Pennsville, N. J. They will wed Nov.

25. Sharon Dance The young people of Sharon Community will be entertained tonight from 8 on at a dance at Sharon School gymnasium. The Sharon Woman's Club is sponsoring the ballroom and square dance. Eyes Look Younger in 3 minutes Observer Photos by Mike Mauney CHARLOTTE'S Effie Maiden, night director of Health Education of Health Department, chats with Miss Mil- dred Kauffman, of Washington, lic Health, Education and essential three hours of warning, were weapon possible can be fired then. without warning.

is a matter of the "quick and the dead," so the planning has changed a bit, Dr. Kendall said. Mr. Howie suggested letters to congressmen about plans for stockpiling food in a nuclear disaster. There is no central plan for mass-feeding in manmade disaster at the present, he says.

Since man can, live longer without food than without water, water becomes of prime importance. "The only safe place we can get water is from a container." Mr. Howie said and he pointed out the huge boiler systems at a local hospital which are almost completely sealed. Fruits and vegetables that can be peeled and food in cans can be safe from radioactivity, he said, ever cans should be washed before opening. "Learn to use a Geiger counter," Mr.

Howie suggests. There are a number at the Health Department and each high school is equipped with one. A Geiger counter could be available for monitoring food and water for almost anyone who could use them, he adds. Members of the group inspected a disaster feeding trailer equipped and furnished by the Red Cross. This was located just outside the Health Department building where the meeting was held.

Team Winners Team of four winners of the bridge game played Thursday night at the Charlotte Country Club are Mrs. A. T. Summey, Mrs. Robert Peasley, Mrs.

Phil Little and Mrs. Harold Green. High Scorer High Scorer Mrs. 0. S.

Perry was high scorer at the Myers Park Country Club ladies day bridge game Tuesday. Hostesses were Mrs. E. Q. Martin and Mrs.

C. M. Couric. is a maximum of eight months. Lucky for them that the average price of a uniform is $10.98 and the most expensive white uniform carried by this typical uniform shop is only Give Feet Careful Treatment CHICAGO -(UPI)- When your feet hurt, you are a grouch.

Most women will vouch for that. There's scientific reason for it. Tired, aching feet exert pressure on tiny nerves connected to the central nervous system, resulting in an overall feeling of exhaustion and frequently, crankiness. With the holiday shopping season coming up, take these precautions against aching feet: Wear heels no higher than two inches for shopping. Spike heels inhibit the ability of the natural arch to absorb shocks.

Protect sore spots on the feet before going shopping with corn and callous pads, moleskin or supports. Be sure stockings are arch, long enough. Too-short hose can be as uncomfortable as tight shoes. Sprinkle on foot powder before donning stockings to absorb perspiration. Foto-diagram shows younger, bigger, clearer look, as New Lotion Shrinks Veined Redness Two drops of Russell Eye Lotion and veined redness reduced amazingly.

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Russell Eye Lotion RUBBER STAMPS NOTARY AND CORPORATION SEALS Daily 1:30 P. 5:30 POUND MOORE CO. ECKERD'S DRUG STORES WOMEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE BOWLING FIRST IN A BIG NEW SPORTS SERIES ON WSOC TELEVISION 3 P. M. SATURDAY WS0C-TV channel 9 Adrian Mitchum The Truth About Hormones To Make Skin Look Young As I write this article, 1 can Now to select a good estro- By DOROTHY SATTES Observer Fashion Editor When you have to wear the same type of dress long hours every day, often seven days a week, you often wish for something just a little different.

Such is the case with our women in uniforms white uniforms, that is. And sometimes these nurses, beauticians, waitresses, maids and dieticians can find something different even in a white uniform. For surprisingly, even white uniforms change style, and they change even faster than haute couture although the changes aren't so drastic. This was evidenced at a Friday uniform style show, presented for the quarterly meeting of the N. C.

Association of Industrial Nurses. Six student nurses from Presbyterian Hospital modeled new uniform styles from Belk's uniform shop. THE TREND is toward full skirts, say the nurses, although some more mature nurses prefer the sheath styles which used to be seen frequently in white uniforms. There is till a popular, basic style of shirtwaist uniform, with little trim, but now uniform manufacturers are catering more to the professional look through the doorway and see a woman of 45 waiting in the outer office. The light is good and I see her clearly.

today did a month ago. She looks, 10 years younger What brought about this amazing Estrogenic hormones. have been written about hormones. Will they make women of 75 look 16 again? Absolutely not. Will like they are 20 again? of, Only in they make women 60 feel a way I shall explain later.

To know the truth about hormones you need to learn just two simple facts: 1. The beauty of a woman's skin starts breaking down as signs of menopause begin, because the female orfail to supply enough estrogenic hormones to feed the skin--less and less as you grow older. 2. Estrogenic hormones can be supplied to the skin through formulations containing hormones. Here is a test reported in a scientific journal, one of many that showed similarly sensational results.

Twenty-five women applied hormones to one side of the face and neck, and to one hand. On the other side and the other hand, a similar preparation containing no hormones was applied. These are the reports in simple words: Skin lines (dry-skin wrinkles) quickly dimmed or disappeared from sight as creases and hollows filled out. Blotches and old-age freckles faded on hands, face and neck. Skin was softer, cleraer, seemed to lose its chronic dryness, and take on revived freshness and vitality.

All these amazing things happened on the side where the hormones were used. Meanwhile no changes occurred on the other side. The same withered. lifeless complexion. Still another scientist reports in effect, improvement in the skin of women past menopause was striking.

These women looked like the years had been turned back toward their youthful "pre-change" appearance. I've seen this myself. I have seen the improvement so rapid that in just two days women looked younger. And, what a lift to the spirits! I cannot truthfully say that women of 60 felt like they were 20 again, But I have seen the light come back into their eyes their chins raised with proud confidence-the zest for living return--because I presume to look younger is to feel younger. genic hormone preparation, there is what you need to know: strength of the hormone preparation must appear on the label.

The recommended daily allotment for the skin is 330 Units. The base should be as rich as possible in moisturizing lanolin and vegetable oils and in" your Penetrating, skin should not feel greasy or sticky. shouter application, your skin feel a radiant glow of revitalized youthfulness and refreshment. An extra good buy in hormone today is a preparation called HORMONEX Beauty Serum. It is made by a 40-year-old laboratory that has produced over 80 million packages of pure, fine cosmetics.

HORMONEX is so effective in revitalizing aging skin that over 500 leading department stores and thousands of drug and cosmetic outlets recommend it to their customers. What is more, it is guaranteed to bring you joyous, noticable results or your money back. HORMONEX Beauty Serum is really a bargain at $3.50. So, if you want to see if your dreams of a youngerlooking skin with these wrinkles dimmed, color and texture improved. can come true, I suggest you get a 100-day supply now.

Use HORMONEX Serum for 5 days then look for amazing results. HORMONEX Observer Photos by Mike Mauney PHOEBE WEISS ONE OF FEW NEW SHEATH STYLES IN UNIFORMS She likes full skirt. Keith Lancaster shows back detail to nurses. A single drop is so potent A 100-day supply costs only $3.50 plus tax Now you can concentrate your hor. mone treatment on spots that need it most because Hormonex Beauty Serum is SO powerful a drop of it gives skin over three times as many units as a dab of cream.

Wonderful about the eyes and mouth, on the throat. The most potent hormone tion we know of for beauty I. U. per ounce-equal to three and one-half 1-ounce lars of standard hormone cream. One bottle lasts 100 days.

Just 7 drops daily gives you the maximum allotment of female hormones. Contains large percentage of Lanolin and penetrating Sesame Oil to help replace natural oils of the skin and make your face and hands look younger. You may obtain Hormonex Beauty Serum. at: ECKERD'S DRUG STORES.