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PP/ngerm or Vfrys caus- j ^^^WtNfeumatic disea^ Extended t [T Stress or strain, fatigue, injury, 1 lfv shock, lowered physical resist If ,',fcnce, chronic infections are a. jnong causes which may bring ^ crippling attack. mm m mm mmm 1 pvp MfSMn HHP { shop here j 1 AND SAVE [ J ST4*ifi 1 Ininr Srnpi?rl ^ Phone 9643 ^ THINK OF IT! (Columbia's Only Drive-In Drue Store) Your prescriptions filled ari<3 j drug store needs pvrchased sitting in your car. WE DELIVER-TOO! BRUTON APOTHECARY Phone 3-1681 1901 Hampton mmmmi i im 11??smiiiiius CRESCENT CLEANERsI Suits Cleaned, Pressed 7f*l :-rr- : k~; Dressy ? 7^c and ap A derations and Pressing I | While ? You ? Walt -- J. A Robertson, Mgr. 191 Spring St, Phone 1-4S5IJ ?I??BBBO?ftl5 "Get Mother's Care Pot The Things You Wear" ....... ? *>? At ?~ H. T. BRYANT Cleaners and Pyer?H V 713 Main Street - \ I \ N k a I POO D S T O R E J | Variety of Meats, Poultry an 1 ^ . C Complete Lines nf Fancy \ i^C, : okoukkies y r I Free Delivery Service ( STREET t 1 J. E. BARNES. Prop / .'* ' Don't Be Mlalei . | * Look Instead ROOMS ft SOFT DRINKS W* COLD BEER AND WINE Olgnn ul Clfnratloo ' I Mil Chlekem IM ton r?4 DmUj S*K, ' -< . TAXI SERVICE ? *T? DAY or NIGH1 _ WRIGHT : ; r fHOTEL CAFE ' PHONE P1M I ' 3OPE Ed Wri*ht, Prop. ? " f. -V ' " .' ?? .. - ? ir~' " * NATURAL HAIR ATTACHMENTS rC(/ Al* HAVE YOUR HAIR PERFECTLY MATCHED PAGE BOY This most useful hilr piece blend* In with your own heir end keeps um rev|n ?nu? even ^ -* w Ml ^Bp fll (r mL.\ ' THE HALF GLAMOUR fastens at the crown of the head and i hangs naturally down the back. (It is to 20 inches long) $10.00 Jkw BACK OF THE HEAD CLUSTER This item it made from on* j *f our Clamour Page Boys, and | you can easily make it youraelf, | if you care to. ....... $700 ijg^KM I 'THE ALL-AROUND ROLL Thia attachment it a time and money aaver. Wear It and eliminate the nec etsity 'or constantly curling your own hair. Thit will give it tirre to grow. $ 700 ImQlLClui*" Corh ? $3.50 CMgnoni ... w , ..$3.50 tfoidt ... ... i_ $5.00 SEND NO MONEY PAY POSTMAN ON DELIVERY. i?nd tempi* of ytiii iai# tf rtalti cofor. OKDIft TODAY t Writ* HAIR DO FASHIONS x - 507 FI^TH Av?.. (Suit* 905) NEW VORK 17, N. Y. 4 ' ! ' ? j program and af bulletin boai display showing the Head, Hand j Heart and Health training. Dui jean 4-=-?H^tub, Mrs. Margie Cui ningham and P. A. Cunniiujha leaders, had a dinner with tl { school faculty and the ocunty ; j gents as guests. At the clo-e < the dinner all Clubsters repea ed the National 4?H Club cree> Seven other 4?H Clubs display {ed posters. All activities durir i the week were centered arour 1 the National Theme, "Servir ! As Loyal Citizens Through 4-H The Institute on Huma Growth and Development wt attended by more than 75 pai ents and teachers at Bethlehei Center, sponsored lay the Pai ent-Teacbter_ Associations o Spartanburg. Speakers, Dr. G< orge Dean Johnson, Dr. E. 1 McPherson, Dr. J. R. Halluj and Mrs. Alma L. Smalls emphs sized physical development di fers among children of the sarr age and also with boys and girl Charts and vftfm on Huma Growth.'; a Ctyfld's problem < racial differchcq^is just t great as thie problem of phys cal diflferences-that'all problerr should be kept in ithe open, a< ratb^ tha The Planning Cowmittc*e r? ceived the ?coop-eratron of Mil Go*iie McGhee and ^liss Marjc QUESTION: I have a problem of mcltlr now and it.* cuusirig the roof of my tun 100 to leak. Ice has formed in the eaves trout;! to they can't do their job of taking away t> Water. Since Winters aie early in Canada, or are apt to be present for tome time, I ewa your reply witn great'interest. ? Li E. L., Toronto, Ca ANSWER: The chain of events you descril is all too common The ice is first foimed downspouts, then gutters. With both clogge run-oft water from quick thaws is backed i ' to roof boards and usually leaks through ti joint where rafters rest on the top plate of t walls. Beit bet for emergency treatment is blow torch apptied to the underside of met flutters. This toosens the ice which can I ifted out. Then follow down the spouts, me ; rng the ice there. It is best to disconnect tl | lower end of the downspouts to shake the i from them, leaving the ends open until check-up can be made of why tne drama I system beyond the spouts is not workin I Wood gutter*, of course, can't stand the tor treatment, but can Ik cleared by lootenii 1 the tee chemically with rock salt. Electi cables laid along the eaves can he used melt ice and snow at it accumulates, but t gutters and spouts must be kept clear at I . times. While the torch treatment may spi l any painr on your gutters, it is perhaps pri 1 erablo to a ruined indoor ceiling. QUESTION: The wall of a closet in my *< ; ,ond tioor Apaitmenl in a brick building < . velops a green mold which spreacis_Jo an i tniii|> placed in the closet. Can you tell wh j causes this and how to cure it.' ? E. P., Chicago, 1 ANSWER: Either the brnk wall is faull | or insulation in 'the wall has become dan ' allowing moisluie to seep into the clos I Mold nourishes on damp surlaces. The bri ' wall must be waterproofed, damp tusulali 'fe'tiovr-d and replaced. Mildewcides will i : move the mold and reduce recurrence, L the cause also, must b. looked into. 1 This column is prepared by the ed?! tors of THE FAMILY HANDYMAN j MAGAZINE os a service to home j owners. If yoti have any questions or nrohleirs relntine to vnur own home. pirate aildrrtt ? letter, stating votir problem ?o THE FAMILY HANDYMAN, 211 Enat 37th Street, New York; New York, Attention u( Mn?t ? Sv nrlirrrte EttiTor Tf tTip question hat v nle spread appeal in the opinion of ' the editor*, it will be printed with the aniwer in this column at a later date. However, we cannot undertake to enter into detailed correspondence with everyone. [doing gooiTunto other ?and making money for )iou'V & church or yourself. You can make^B good money in your spare titpe B telling the wonderful alt-herbal ^B Fast India Medicines which have ^B I B helped folic* since 1904?4ft ^B long yean. Write your name and B ^ address on a postcard and mail 1 CAST INDIA MIDICINC CO. } B MM ItiwN ?n Si IwH I. IN HHA We ?ill ttl! yew sll thottl II. 7 >-rtt i< mo l - ; r iCQlHl ) lina. 1 these ; ir*?dis ceipt will ) t ixiniiy win wprsnip .neie av i In Se p. m. Sunday. Tb public is invited to these services. i jieady *' ' A surprise birthday party was regist r~ given in honor of Mrs. Birdie M. gin b m'Posey and Mrs. Millie Fowler by umn le the West Le Street Sympathy the I a_ Club, at th honic of Mj s. Fowler. April of' : " j" | ' | """ First A. M. E Zion Church, Bri the .'Mth Quadrennial Session of th the denomination will meet May 7 u,...4 u.... ? ii... i^.r? ... HUM II1MIUJJ, IJ% Mil/" II nil nil' II-1 I <11 )? host pastor, is <rn the risht. This largest Neuro churches in the coin '<1 munitv church for thousands of I The church is located at McDonou; ? WELCOME TEA h? Mitchell's Men's Shop, 1 l.'U Mail al | THE LITTLE STC "} BIG VALE ch ;i!: | NEW EASTER ti. c. GREY FLANNEL SUITS J V A J ? ? from? b 1 s3750 i * ; i ~| USE MIT( HELI/S J LAY-AWAY PLAN Si! Uitrhelh ? 1431 iMain Street I I Columbia, S. C.. i m i ESS fs*ratior^5SB I are to b r's office iev. Wilson ampha.i cstW will be acknowledge^ ion I itely t^ith an oftyqtaS re* jBj and n<f further regWcjpr.iior, *^J|| be required at New V?>rK . . *ember- ness ? ne you*,h council* have 4I- yyj registered. A listing of pre- spoke ered youth groups will be to th? y -- tlu.. secretary in his col- nailita "Youth Looks Ahead" in' Jnion-Review the first of j I _ i' - ?r'JP *>C| me a; endori Mrs. ] voices ooklyn, New York, where e General Conference of -21. llishop NY. .1. Wail-, g id Dr. W, O. ( 'arrin^ton, o is considered one of t lit* ? itry. It series as a com- ? he citizens of Brooklyn, o i,rh & Tompkins Streets. o o WHERS h ? n Street c o ?re with i g es " -i f ^ u | MVMOMVVr % \o J 'ct nn fUtlKT New US^I , ..^1 e Trips ered Local ^r Singers |fl t a free trip to New York iext fall? ?ev. Robert H. . sccretaryvof Youth Acs of the National Baptist ;ntion of America, said a ythat such trips will be members of. a 50-yqice cho-? hich will be carried to New for the National Baptist rntion which meeta in that September 10-14. \ licants must be: 1. between gea of 14 and 24; X be ft >t and 3. be able to secure I seinent of his or her pas. chorus will be directed by I Elise Wilson. Voice tryouts e held at the St. Paul Bap . Si lurch, 4503 N. Mam street ! ige Place). Alto and baas J, , Monday, March 17, at 8 ; sopranos and tenors oh j ay, March 18, at 8 p. ecurity Lunch House Of Hamhock WE DELIVER i for "Pork Chop" .Jonioh 1 1 Washington St root 1 PHONE 3-925S tOCC?>O"OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 Bene si Mi TW* June 91 ourses in Teacher ibrary Training^ an .H. and B.S. decree FirTerm UNE 9, JUL F O <KHX> 06 CHX> O OOOOOOi c ( * .1 ;r 1". . ' t <fm:~ Olf |p- Tfafag HMpgjWwWiFyHff k P-" 0? Eox il " , ^ I/ ' w ^Sslfclj " Wagener, gouth Carolin* v "T~ "A Price Ton Cam ^ ' " - CUkAMnl HOME OFFRV -^14?Tf^^ORTH 811 CHARLESTON, MOUTH CAROLINA \ CHARLESTON ORANGEBURG ! FLOK-FNCI *? P A RT AXBUN''^|gN| . 1 Our Twcnty-IRh year of UTrfN / ^ to the peoplejaf'flwitt Ctwte? at?ooocH}oooo{><><KJO0<H}iKHKH>^ VIEH SCHOOL J | Columbia, S. C. " "T *:'j | VJ|f| . 1952 ^TV-THIRD ANNUAL SESSION V-;. w th through August 15th | -jj Training Business, Physical Education, | dt^e-ProfessionaTTrainingleadhigto the | ! ? TWEfc?E WEEKS p ^j Y 12 JULY 14, AUOs^flfl OR INFORMATION, WRITE TO Yrr' S. U IliffQ-in*. President T^fM Allen University , W. E. Johnson, Director Benedict College ; 'V