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Shirley Jones Wy Beauty Hints BATHS The woman who nutures her face but neglects her all-over complexion is like an ostrich with head in sand. Everybody sees the plumage except the owner. A lot of women still hold a grudge against bathing, they seem to regard it as a sort of nuisance to be gotten over with as fast as possible. A bath is one of your biggest and best beauty bets; few other things you do in the beauty line do so many things for you at one and the same time. If properly tackled, the dame bath will not only give you that scrubbed look but, also rid the tired skin pores of secreted wastes that would be detrimental to health and fastidiousness if not ousted, and you can provide the kind of stimulation that improves the color, texture and clarity of the body’s complexion. Bathing is a necessary part of your daily personal care, and you should never forget it. To stay alluring and dainty, give special attention to the vital subject of feminine hygiene. They are meticulous in matters of personal cleanliness and body care, and should be included in your bath routine. Vaginal syringing is not only important to external cleanliness but acts as a guard against infectious germs that may gain entrance to the vagina. It has been recommended by doctors especially after menstruation to eliminate objectional odors resulting from the mentrual discarhe. Cleansing douches aid also in the removal of vaginal medications, secretions and contraceptive creams or gellies following their prescribed use. Apply an antiperspirant under the arms after bathing, the longest lasting types are those liquids that contain some form of aluminum chloride. Let nothing interfere with your deordorant application not even an allergy. When your skin is sensitive to ordinary products, ask medical advice. Fuzz under the arm is not only unsightly but impedes deodorization. Removal of this hair is a grooming must... The only means at your disposal is a safty razor - make sure the razor is rustless and sharp. One who has the habit of cleanliness in body and clothing has the first prerequisite of making a good impression among people and at the same time is guarding himself against sickness. Some women like showers; others are just as faithful to tub baths. But neither is entirely right or wrong, but the best solution is to “TAKE” and enjoy both. your Ch u rc 8.8. KING MUSIC IN BLACK CHURCH FILM Blues great 8.8. King’s “Midnight” from his ABC/Dunhill album “L.A. Midnight” plays an integral part in the Black church film “Let the Church Say Amen”, a feature length color VVe,c looking, for ways to help" -A empty to looking for ways to help. And that’s just what we're doing at Georgia Railroad Bank. We believe that when a bank admits they are looking for ways to help, you can be < '<s«> sure they'll work to give you their best personal to gftfcfctos,. We're going to show \-ou how good perscmai se:\ < an example to- mhem I<. xiAx: A':'■ .n ■ -■ ■ '.*?*'\x* / Z’.“ k >'* ’i. ' ‘ ing for new ues that wk; - . - ■ 'if ''blvb”' It >OU haw am. -uggmt .on.- < >:•': h voii teei that ox: have a eooc -o. MH K I know :■ ■ . and we'll do whatever we can to make improvcr'iTh gp 4 g VVe’d like to invite you to find out the tm-. -> ' : " 3FA J like Master Charge. I and *jT| ' * --- K ing your money. We hope you'; sa\ Helping,that’s what friends are ■mh Georgia Railroad Bank. Augusta, Georgia 30902 Here are my suggestions: Member F.D.I.G and Federal Reserve System documentary aDout the struggle of the Black Church to stay relevant in the Black liberation struggle. 8.8., who recently finished a successful engagement at the Las Vegas Hilton with Ann Margaret has a new guitar book on the market entitled “Blues Reception Held ft I Vf* ~ 1 J 91 8 IB < j WI 4'" Mow m '‘Bi t FH : »il Mr. & Mrs. Emory Wyatt (L-R) Mr. and Mrs. John Westly Dent, Mr. R. A. Dent, Mrs. Elizabeth (Dan) Harley, Mr. B. L. Dent, Mrs. R. A. Dent, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Emory (Bride and groom), Mrs. Lorine Atkins (Mother of Groom), Mr. and Mrs. William Dent, Sr. (Mother and Father of the bride), Mrs. Benjamin Dent, Dr. and Mrs. William Dent, Jr. Tots: Miss Benita Dent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dent, and Master Daniel Harley, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harley, Sr. The Civic Room of the Pilgrim Health and Life Insurance Company was the setting for a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Emory, Jr., Saturday, April 21, 1973. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dent, Sr., of Augusta and the groom is the son of Mrs. Lorean Atkins of Chicago, Illinois. The hostesses that served Guitar; a method by 8.8. King.” 8.8. says, “In this book I would like the real 8.8. King to be known. I want this book to be like my education, down to earth.” “Blues Guitar” is the first comprehensive study of 8.8. King blues guitar technique, plus his feeling and attitudes about the use of these techniques. His latest album “The Best of 8.8. King” is currently on the charts. “Let the Church Say Amen” directed and written by St. Clair Bourne and produced through his own company, Chamba Productions. Kathleen Collins edited the more than 26 hours of footage shot by the Chamba crew in Atlanta (Ga.), Mound Bayou (Miss.) and Chicago (Ill.). Executive Producer is David W. Briddell, United Methodist Church executive, and a member of the production committee which initiated the Black church film project and insisted that it be produced by a Black fil maker. were: Mrs. Mearian Hughes, Mrs. Marie Wright, Mrs. Adeline Middleton, Mrs. Shirley Nesbitt, Mrs. Ann Anderson, Mr. Mary Seidin, and Mrs. Shirley Davis. The mother of the bride wore a blue crepe floor lenght dress and the groom’s mother also wore a blue floor lenght dress. Out of town guests included the brothers of the ride and FASHION & TALENT EXTRAVAGANZA The Anthem Choir of the First Mt. Moriah Baptist Church is sponsoring a “Miss Essence” Contest on Sunday Evening, May 6, 1973, at 7:00 p.m. There will also be a fashion and talent Extravaganza featuring the following special guests: Miss Inez Wade and Models from Wigs & Things. Mr. Alonzo Brown from Deek’s Barber Shop. The C. Gardenhire Memorial Choir, Columbia County Brother Charles Thomas Cofer of Augusta. Miss Allie Lee and other Models from the CSRA. Afro-American Dance Group from ARC. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the Anthem Choir. Donations from one to three dollars. PIERCE GROVE The Christian Ushers of their wives: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dent and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Westley Dent and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. William Dent, all of Philadelphia, Penn., and Miss Daniel Harley and son of Chicago, sister of the bride. Mrs. Emory is employed at the Medical College of Georgia as Secretary and Mr. Emory is employed by the Augusta Police Department. Pierce Grove, Mt. Zion, Oakey Grove, Sharon, Macedonia and Gospel Water Branch churches will convene at the Pierce Grove Baptist Church April 28-29. Persons appearing on the programs include Mr. Jessie Parks, Mr. Phinizy Bennett; Sisters, Georgia Harris, Frances Tanksley and Minnie L. White; Rev. Walter Sullivan, Rev. James Whitaker; Deacons Wallace Henderson. James Sullivan, Claron Dantignac, Mr. Roger Bryson, Mr. Gary Connie, Miss Gerßerthia Gibson, Mr. Joseph Abrams, Mr. Douglas Dent, Deacons Charlie Williams, Howard Fleming, D.W. Williams, James White. Rev. J.H. Starkes and Rev. William Ealim. Mrs. Alice Henderson is President; Mrs. L.A. James, Vice President; Mrs. V.B. Mims, secretary and Deacon Steve Davis is Treasurer. The public is invited to attend all these services. Dr. Lucius Pitts is all smiles after inauguration April 15, as g __Paine College’s first Black ' ' President. ■ 'in & > t < W 1 jfts 1 * «8r / / | I IBSmI raß It JiT BH Kw jkl WILLIAM CANDLEY Mr. William Candley will be Youth Day Speaker at Antioch Baptist Church on Sunday. Candley is a professor of Sociology at Paine College. THANKFUL BAPTIST CH. Thankful Baptist Church will begin it’s Spring Revival Sunday, April 29, 1973. Services will begin during the 11:00 am Sunday morning services and will continue each night beginning at 7:30 pm through May 4. The Guest evangelist will be Rev. W.L. Cantrell of Athens, Ga. The public is invited. The Augusta News-Review, April 25 You Need ■ —■ The NAACP The NAACP Need You Join Today AUGUSTA BRANCH NAACP 1223 Gwinnett Street Augusta. Georgia 30901 I wish to become a member and-enclose $ I enclose $ as a contribution. NAME ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP Annual Membership $4.00, $6.00, SIO.OO, $25.00 and up. Youth Membership (under 17) $1.00;( 17 to 21) $2.00. Life Membership $5.00. Memberships of $6.00 and up include a year's subscription to The Crisis Magazine at $2.00 We trade YOUR way [TTI to fit YOUR budget pii with thrifty (flexible) GMAC-terms ¥ UIVI you can live with. - * «HH I «' Mciuwa WIPE-TRACK I] ] fh[ CORNERS TELFAIR STREET PONTIAC I st IM ASTER ” liter ure sell—HE SKKI K—xince l»:t7 Page 5