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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
7
The sermon argues Paul’s life as defense proving his faith and actions. It links conviction authority and witness to a life aligned with God. It urges believers to imitate Paul’s inward outward faith and active goodness in service.
Focus on hair around the face and lips to balance frames. Try two lipsticks with a lighter upper lip and deeper lower lip, use liquid rouge with a fine brush, keep hair glossy, skin clear, teeth bright, brows trimmed, and eyelid care with vaseline for added eye depth.
A Wells News Service feature urges women to prioritize health through sleep, exercise, and proper nutrition. It warns that poor health reveals character and advises on posture, courtesy, gentleness, and personal appearance. It stresses balance between natural beauty and inner development for young women.
Beauty authorities urge minimal eye makeup for eyeglass wearers. Focus on hair styling and lip rouge while preserving natural brows, avoid mascara eye shadow and heavy penciling, and rely on rest, daily lotion, and doctor prescribed drops for eye health.
Advice urges affordable hair care at home with regular shampooing and simple self styling. Choose easy methods and avoid elaborate tricks, using a few curls and a spray lacquer to set the look. focus on neat back hair and lasting hold.
Gil Guthrie, once top of midget racing, survived a 1935 crash to win a Detroit Labor Day 100 lap title and later returned to racing after 17 days in hospital. The Shafter resident now works a red truck, keeps racing in his blood, and notes that nerves are punished but drive remains in him.
National Debt Week exposed the New Deal in ideas and funding. The column critiques Roosevelt defense of spending, urges budget restraint, cites Senator Vandenberg and calls for steps toward long term balancing and cutbacks while warning of political tricks and ongoing economic chaos.
Memorial Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Vannatta included Mrs. Vannatta, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams and family. Mrs. Adams is a sister of Mr. Vannatta.
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