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Salurday, Junfr 4, 1927. ?HEfnion News, 0 ' ? ' V I \ | "Mr?. A. Richard Gray, formerly ~ M1ss Charlotte Davis of this-city, and" little daughter, Nettie Louise of Or-' -angy;, N. J., are the guest of their parents,, and grandmother, Mr. ynd Mrs. Win.' Davis on Douglass Ave-, _ nu.e. ' ' : South Orange, X. J., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.- Davis . and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, | ~ Mrs. Allison ' Smith >vas -formerly ; Miss Nettie-Mae Davis of this city.-i Mrs;- Sarah L. Humphries, and Miss Cornelia Herndqn, teachers at McBeth High School, left for Hampton off Monday, June Pith. We wish for i them a successful stay while attend? ing oummor school. ? j The Misses McDowell, and Nicholas are also at home for. the summer vacation. / .< "Miss Russell Nicholas -is attending summer School in Greenville, S. C. Tin: MOST NOBLE NEGRO TEACHER It is just heiy and there iir? life do we have a person, making a real personal sacrifice . for the public welfare. ' We have a splendid example of it right here' in Union in till) per ?f son of Mary itlilen Tobin, the wife r^. ?of Key. J^. C. Tobin in the conducting of tapir::, private school "fOT"the" child**^^'c?-of the .p%blic7^She cal^s it Wol"^Taci'J 'Streel Prinrarv School?hut It J - . 1 ' ? is just her school, and rightly so, for she places the splendid stamp of her own. fine life on every child as well . , . *- SJ as any teacher 1 hayp ever known. Her. stamp is what, makes her so * valuable, and -She is a personal blessing to eve^y child who come under her care.??? ???= : : When we think of her sacrifice it incites our admirationihe~more foF she has labored year in and. year out for nearly nothing. She charges a small fee for tuition and never has heon pl?h> to_yolle_ct - hardly a reasonable percentage of it, but she taught the children right in just the same. Many a child has trot ten a start upder her great care who otherwise would have been ;a "failure. . . t > * r During the session just ended when the public sehoot, was crowded ^out 'and could* take ho more children she nacKCd tncm in ncr lime senool and , holffod to make up the deficiency na best sbe could and, many of them Xvere not able to pay at all. * .Many years afro she turned her lit Hp home into a school house and denied herself and husband the Comforts of a home that she might "be of special service to her4people. . And more, she gives to the world Ibis very year a son whff will enter the teachers' profession as his mothei\ He graduates fcom Michigan University with the master's degree and will take MP the life of self-sacrifice. ~ Surely this woman.-should pot mily he honored but Jiave ?somc reward. ' It--would be an honor to her people in Union to show her some special act of appreciation. I hope 'it will he ' done while she can apreciate it. May I say a word of" our dear Bro. 'Tobiiv? He has befcn a faithful hushand to a self-sacrificing wife, a v thing that men seldom do. He would not ortly help to. furnish the wood, o (,'oal and many other things when, it was all out, but' would do the many fdHires" about the home and spared the wife that the rooi! work might go on. He encouraged his wife in her work on the the one hand andjmade ??his mi deny himscli many necessities on the other for "the benefit of his people. Surely.' the good Lord has * some reward for such a man. May the L,oyd bless them both and their family and may the good people of Union show their sympathy, and appreciation in a substantial woy that will help encourage them in ' their work; v . ?A. A. SIMS' _ 1?i , , , 5 " 4 ?-4?THANfcS I take this method of expressing J my heartfelt thanks to Profl- A. A. Sims and his wife and the citizens evevning. T iijsn thank all for the patronage given pint school and again -thank those1 who attended the closing exercises of the .school. I haye been altogether surprised over this token of love and appre[. ci'ation, and cannot now say more. I shall send the names of the contributors,, with the amount to the U?nion Times ntsmtm thfr Palmcttm bead er, pupiisnea in i.oiumma, ?. Ami in I thank you and pray that Onil .who remembers and watches 7 "over. aTI will ever Iceep you in the "hollow of Ilia han?L"; ? Your very gratefully, Mary-A. AtilaB Tobin,?: 20 S. Wallace St. ?;?'?;?*"; i v*~~ x???1?? ^ ?. : J. L ? -t - W " If Jk' "l BOONKS CHAPEL CHIHCH HAS 1 SI CCLSS1T L BALLY '! . V Laurens, S. C? Jtine?12?The rally* at Booties Chajiel' last Synday ni^ht was quite -a success, and "was witnessed liy a number of persons from all of the -churches in the city. After several weeks of. zealo'us work, the captains came. fcu'vvar(T~uliTrtIfclr amounts Which proved the value of consecrated and TrrRaniaod effort. " ~ I . Despite the many .-things whiclv; broke, in on the campaign/for funds, the low morale of-the- people '-live months atco, aside from the mem-.K'l-shij>'s shiall numerical strength realized in this rallyr k .Mrs. Sal lie?lllaycl,.' tyck, champion? money collector, and Mrs. Annie Lou Owin^s,?received?the?first?;nu.l f.r.c-? prizes, respectively for raisipp: the highest amprmts of money reported, Mrs. 'Mary "Sullivan- and- dauphlcr came next with S10 ?' - . I a ..a,;'. .t. .it.. ^ /AOUiV J1 IMII .LI1W JUJUlLL'l- -Ul.MOiit \ gu&dutd visittu-'si Revs. J. .C. McClcl-| lan'and J. !). Boyd wore present; and 1 thruout the campaign lent untiring efforts tu ' all of TVio prizes, TicaUtil'uJ pearls and *ear-rings," were and'bwjngs- hy Revt Boyd-* i?. . 1 Mr?.-J. S.-ilujftler $5.10; Mrs. EliZii! Watts $2:50; Mf$. Lovanna Anderson | $5.50; Mrs. .Mp'ry Gilliam j$5.7TT; Miv. | A. C. East $12.80; Mrs. Emma-.'lrbv 1 $2.05; Mrs. Lei a HadstdckT$5.00; Mrs.l Mary Sullivan $10:Uii; .Mrs. Lizzie! Patterson $5.00; Mrs. NonTc Garlinm-1 ton $ J 2.5ttr affgr Anna I'utinan Mrs. IVlUvBlaktdt'y >if.55; Mr,-. At. Sf stock $01.10; Mrs. Annie Lou. Owings. $10.50; Mrs. Sao Rice $2.75; Br.o. No'-i " cT"AVilliams' $2.no; "Rev. Witherspuiin^ "$*25.00"; public collection $5.00. To-.' ni S!t5?fi!:ih " ' ' Other reports 'n:ivt- nm ijs yet I'uiiir in. Dr.-IX II. Johnson, presiding oh-; der of -the district giivc us $5:00 and Rev. J. C, AlcClclian. approximately S8.00 for which wc thank them. ' A-' side- from this, splendid . showing, Boones Chapel entertained to perfecThe distinguished , visitors who- were-j so highly pleased with the'work here were: I)r. D. H. Sims, president of. A lien:U nivcrsitv': Dr.. E. P. Ellis-,,pre-! Skiing.-elder of the Lancaster District.; Dr. J. \V. Douglass* presiding; older of the Greenville District;' Dr.;. E. A.'. Adams, presiding ehler. of the.. Columbia District and Mrs. Adams;[ i Drs. D. L. Withersppon ami i Crawford,. pastors of Allen Te.mpu [ Greenville .and Bet hep?Anderson respectively and others. /A suinptiios repast, under-the", supi o<'vi..hin- mnlI a'd b * | was had in honor of the members -o the conference jpul vistors at Mrs. Sallic -Blackstock Friday evening . -Under the soothing waves of svcey!*. soft .musip rendered bv Afiss-Ckufdia - iR?d?in>-oh) who rut- at thepiano. vyf ' . crans of. .the c'l'dsir- assembled fn com inon relief fiom t.he anxiety of tho'4 work, and" with chatting, laughter-' greetings and re Joiners accepted t lie cream, tea, randy, saTad/~rnkc, ~ eU\7r prepared by hands that "knoWPTYo irirrr lax. . J?To see .that their coil)forts were ''complete, there were Mcsda-mcs M. I. ide Curling-ton, Delia Blakoley, Darks-.' dale, Alice Moore, Addie Hunter, Ma-i-ry?Sullivan, Maty.. * Putmnn. . iVhrryr Parks. This will he. repeated when = the Conference League Conventionx convent's here-some time in July. Poj>.lar Spring uill again assist- in servinv^ .Las-it-diddlaring-Uio -District (onto om'Q J I XK.W YORK CITY LOCALS ~ ; -?. . ,|" Thursday evening there was an old . fashioned Southern concert given at j Little Mt. Zion Baptist Church l>y one ' of the auxiliaries known as-lhe South 1 Carolina olnhf with Miss- Lottie B. Boykin as directress. /Miss Boykin is vice-president of th? same. It was I quite, a success. . j Messrs. Dallas Davis and Ransom Cohen of Philadelphia, were wcek| end visitors the past wcek._ . Mrs. Cassie Nelson is very ill aj her home 52 W. 110th St. 1 M iss L. B. Boykin entertained at : the residence of her* sister, 2"d?> 7th Slowing young men and ladies- were. , present: Messrs^ D^ Davis, -Rr Cr~ tr; hen, Thomas Ross and George Cohen; Misses Ai.. i?. Woodard, Racial t Reynolds, LolencwWiHiams ami Laura J. Bovkin. Delicious course1'wore scrvr . * ' j od and o very body enjoyed the'evenine: They all happen to be South Caro; linians. IN MEMOKIAM In sad but lovinpfi- memory , of my doar husband, Willie Williams, who departed this lite -June 13th, 192f. ) . As'ljgved you, so I mis3 you; ~ j You'ano always neap; r 1? . ' I {. always Bringing many a silent tgar. I Viola Williams,. wife, ' TIIF. PA1 iMF.T lilvy. J. C. WIIIK SOUNDS, BUGLE ] CALL TO SU.VDVV SCHOOLS ~ AM) II. V. \\ l'.;s of SOUTH CAROLINA _ t Z, . To the Sunday Schools untl Bap*' lisj Young . fVoplcs.Unions' of South Carolina, tdeelihgs: > ' Jus'!." u little ovt't' Tone month from now:, th - greatest' h$st' ~~of Baptist. wwii'Uers to lx.{ found -in any "Siaie' in ;tt? 1 Iii <iii Tv ifl Till miTenihli'il ,iii sea, wi'h the grout jtlorfjs Street Baptist Cluivehi Rev,. J C. TlvinbaY, eastoiv ?; ^ . 'Tn my cvangc~rs'">e Tabors, I. have iv.,.j! ni.j-h-, >> . ei-oVUXbu-A^auOfe-' ltml '1 find, that-/this 'Ch'arktjrton ineot+ng proioNt :-; I i' tjio greatest assemblage of Christian workers ever had hy- tlve Ba.p't 1st' *.n this State. The" I/iednfont, the..middle section, western ("[' I'mIiMI, ile l'fi- ltee nod tin?t'uafl 4til or/rrntrrs will al 1)0 there with full ggprcyentalior*. ....?:?*?;"~r?r-^s?f r School of Bible Methods and ,?ducation 1'hi Stlilo~rTftr'i'il;i.yl .Schuol'.. and B. V. I*. I". Convention''is simply a' big Bible -vhoril- or rtd,iglotts,1metih6ils ntvd > ibuMb.p. hii.i is,'ibe' mgge.-d?thing among t-ho "Baptist in,.this .Stat*. Heretofore this. convention attrac4o<j t he attention of white.and color' 'I ' lT)-.ri">-<>ot lilC h'l.tU', Lm4?tbi" year one.of the host' educational pro V.rums icrnlhfj.'" with the department* il groups. siuh" OS-the.ministerial de. i1[ '. ii:-' ) ! .) !", department, the I n.crV group, the primary gl'OUfr. B. Y. P: l\ group, himlergar.ten, the teachers" and superi.ntendents group. , si" i a 'Vitlv export Instructors. - .? The E\eculjve Board met at Benedict College, 5liiy 2Mrd na(l one of.the most progressive programs-will soon ai.near in the itewsnaners of the state. lilflfiianting music, great' orators, Etna-less- preachers \vill- appear from time "to'-time.. a<-v.ell as .souk"' of five f imt'!y, topics you will hear. I am hereby appealing to the Baptist ministers, superintendents, teacdrw^s,-?m esaiem^ amE 4C- V.?P.? CC workers to see to it that your school or union -he represented in Charlesunv, July, loth?18th. . r?,.., ?. ...il,"I.-..;. . l?\ ^ " I V ' ~ An fchmday?School or B. Y. P. -\JL. may rcj#N?*?a^ - by . pyaing to the eon-: vention S.I-00 for cue delegate and in extra.. Sj.yt) for every additional delegate. Any Baptist- i|i gdoe regular standing; in his or her church ij-.ai heroine an aimiral member by payiii^ one~dollar. .. '. < Morris College In my annual message to the conve 11 i- i ah ut Andtyoum,---!- recoiiimended tltnfc our State-Sunday School n;\d B. Y. P. U.- Convention carry down to li'aileston all money possible -for "tin endowment of Morris. College. We nuist.-rnhe ivUHJ.UOU. i'dr-tju-s purpose. 1 it>;3lU '' ' winild Ik" a' 'reasonable n11ionnU that our convention would aTse SKooo for Morris College at this rcssmrtsr.' ' .... Irf order to. stimulate interest in '.his laiirlahie ctfcfrtw the board herewith is-tfft'iTtTfrg a. prize in the form if a Stalp Banner to the Sunday Sl-liind hrhignig1 up the largest amount >i'--n;rmc.v -f"j' t4i?purposes, this is for lendowment, hen'eticiary, missionary aiuj other purposes." arize to the District Missionary who brings up the largest amount ;6f nlouey" dear' of ajl exjjejises. - j^umei'iilH'r?that?your endowment -m5hey?w +U-hove, nothwg-to .do with your rei > n?e n t a t i r>lY~money. Let -every school and B. Y. P. U. in the- S't-ate make one strong pull tor Merris College. BcriPdict College , -The Baptist of FouLh Carolina .also 'pledged themselves to. raise $50,000 more oh the efulowment of Benedict College and' this convention adopted the plan. And I.am ' hereby" calif:* on all schools and uniops to send up your Benedict College endowment fund. Bla^k, space.will be on our letter for Benedict College and a special committee will be appointed to handle all monies for Benedict College" at the convention." ? , : Our flcneficiary Fund " friir c-.t'iVci'itimi rrdrrpted the bene uua w \j mum aiu worthy yotmg mtm?andr-woinept who tVero too poor to help themselves in - db ;;r. Ni vjiii will please note that item on filling your letter blanks. -Our-Xteneral Field ^Director Our field'director,. Dr. Wm. Howard is 'leaving no stone unturned in trottin(v things in shape for the convention ITe deserves the unstinted support of ajl the pastor and the superintendents in this State. No i "I'c r. stVomror; more orthodox man could lie found than the Rev. Wrn; I toward. ?* ? Alt tV.? ll..?iia ,.W.~T^7,v...n -kvrohiri iii-c- pliniiilfl^'' lo run one hip: .exclusion tj* ChiT^sfoh rmt^drrynSaf^ jng J ho c onvention. The local coinmittee in Charleston has arranged entertainment at one . - : v *: t TO IiFl AllFlff. ???I II II t ^ Greenville Locals .The cheerful home cirtdc club jrave its annual reception Monday niuht at the Phyllis Wheat lev CenteV. The . 1 * * "r ' ! occasion was erljo^ed by a large .number of returned students. ,*. ? Mr. -E. C. Murray, district nuiTuittet of the North Carolina Mytual Life Mhsurarice COnTliany^spC-nt several" la.;- la.-j. o4ni-.n?, !25#h2EZ2rE""thri- Kft rHN.CV I Mf. Janies Robinson, after 'spending' ! several?vreelcs at Newberry, S. On {has returned to his.hi/ine here.' ' Mr, Thos. Johnson . arrived in the city la si week from: A: arid "T. Col ~Ti'g?>~"at ' (jlVfchsT7irrrr,: X. -** Mass ?VI*; S. \\ JiiU1 wtfs in. ta?U??Y.bia last week for'the Allen UiuveT-iiy coimuencemiint. . Alys. Maude ' Al.ct.'i.eilan ami .All iSIary TH+h; of J-auivns, att- attend? in sufmher school KWe. The hoys program i given .M.<i.n<fa\ night at Allen Temple, was v^y iiji Uly irondel*c;cl." "The AcrUurVy Ihel htfit a trio by the. flattie puekett t'Uih, pi' whivh John fjirey is' star > * in nun m>', vn-i-.w \u > ? ?i.u ?'> *"> duet wec*b' at "Allen Temple?proved : fair.ly. successful, very i?Vtere>ijns5exorcises beilife each niyTTTT^A IdrosVvs 1)v Miss .T<jm-s <.f V. niversily; .and ?Iiev'. It. F.' .MuJtowel 1 v.wVsoine -of the features.*The lfun'ch around th<? walls scheduled* for 1n>tSumlay" was called .oil' on account <>f t+ur in c 1 rment Won I lulf.' The Willing -Workers .a'iid Ladies Aid CJubs met fn joint sos,sion Monday afternoon at. The .Tcsrdepoo of Mrs. Xiiila fiavis'TiH Hudson. St. At'? 'or business, a delicious repast was served. . . ' A lthonyh ft was rami fit; in ir?T^ ' rents, a splendm number ot loyal, true, blue, all' wool a.nd a yard \yde memj hers oi Allen Tempje A. M. Kj. churt'h. turned out Sunday morning to'hoar :t be* BOS pel of Christ as preached by ' 11 is able, messenger, Key.' I). L. \VithQ'spoon. ~;This service was v<>iv*i'ny-, |H(i,sive. lit the cvpiim.m a t iiildrettVlb/y program was rendered. Rev. W. tl. Martin, a splendid voting Baptistminister, tyas"a welcoiue visitor. The ustialy Sunday School anxl. League services were enjoyed". ... ? iijeem 111cs cvncK coiorco base oait Monday ^.>y .the., impressive score of 7 to 1> 'large number of Asheville fans sady"' their TTirb TuimbleiT by the I'md iduppiiti,1 .'puiiHis. The ?;frict'i*s .'and. .teachers"of Allen Temple Sunday .School met -Tuesday night at. J he comf'orfable homo'oT Supcrin endont ..and ' .thy. J._A. John Son. on ( '.'illniuii St.?Al'U'i1 ' he.'si nd.v period, ?Pyof.' aiuL. Mrs. Johnson entertaine<tbw it-h- a del trfous cotirsc repast which included about everyt hin?r .that Ueai't could wish tin. such tin ect-asion. The i:vi.)ume liospit.-dii v?was 3 horouRhly^enjoyed hy all present: And lake it from .me, the Johnsons! are. nasi master in the ait of emVrtnm.n;v anil?this y'rand and glorious"..reeaslon Was no exception to the -rule whatever., ... "MTTI.K OKI) MAN VJRK" Ttfe .1 un'e dansante given F7y 07? 'Carolina Kxclusiye Club. Tuesday eve nino* J nnn Till n t iWi> lloimicc'inra Casing,' was the outstanding .Tontrne ' of the season and the.jolly ftdlow'ihti' of one thousand of Harlem's and Cain-' Una's members otMlio 100 ptrCle pothered in riMm'inn to celebrate on tho7 evenhips of :V.. lifetime. This heityp the .best all'air ever "undertaken by - t'liis-^'l.nli.?'.lie du?fH4aillee?didn'i?inn. any' tlTfie in making this the talk* of "little old New York" the wonder city of the world and Harden) wit h the largest Negro settlement with ope* of. the country's most beautiful palaces of "pleasure. Music was continuous with Vernon Andrade's hall room orchestra and June Black's harmony spillers. Singers and dancers from clubs Scno-Rita and Kentucky Inn entertained. This was one evening long to-he remembered. A few_auUuf-t\iwn . yistnrs seen at the dance .Were.: Mr.. J. Tewi's ami party. PhiTdelphia, Pa.: Air. Champion find parly, 'Meridian. Conn.; Mr. Kevin and party; llncken<ack, N. J.; Mr. II. Watts and"party. Boston, Mass.; (}. ^Junker rrnd. nrrrtyf I Cincinnati, Ohio; B. Tl Williams and f pivi'ty,' Nashville. iTcnn.:?Tr?A ad' ) ? soil and party, Lincoln, Fa.; 5tTs>*es M ary I'aimer, Ajwio? il^uU r>~?a-uda host of others. dollar per day. An excursion has also been planned 4 by. .the local" churches of Charleston i for all who will* to see. Atlantic O; ccan on a boat excursion on Saturday-afternoon of the convention. **f)h to i harlesl?n!u is our watch word.?. V *. '?? ^mirs fin the cause of Christ'. 1 President State Siinda.v SHrrmt"anci I>. Y. 1'., U. Convention, Columbia, 8. c. , I I I I . ' STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND It.' V. I*. i;. CONVENTION FIELD j - f NOTES v.. . u . uj;- Wni. Howard, Sec. Oji" Thursday > l:i-tthe c-pno-fo ' met. at/Zidn Jtapii.st Church, Coluinbra. and cniiitiLntinl-ilin nrridi"im f>\> * ? -.Vi JL1* 'ho jcojfrtrffcf session Y>f the contention lo,,be held'.ni Charleston. The pro- , ram envoi s various^ phases of SuiiAII is trow ready for 'the sound of .* he" travel that will pyt the machinery-. in hintion. * ThursdVy . hictfit we attended the revival, service at 2'ioli Uupti-st in Co; li'n.tMt \v!li')o The p.iv'tor Is doiaJ m . ' ,1m;. >Vlj,fte has loft_" none, ol t^. dcfe. I hat characterized' his' lusraehinh- 15 k m ;ha.s' harnnrt, in knowledge tmd ( ?I'v'i nine whirtv .inade-b^ta ri iilt hi in ail '-[(v \ eriLy ho i, .v. ..nioat, . pioacW, which" t.f cbcrr.sc is\ < .vh;rtiho readerli'ivn.l v knows-. AT^?.111?? pouph: of Zion (ire as toy vent' I ? 1_ ^ V?^'< , Si. (n'ljrmi-.-'?,~~j '""r" ! ; ? r? \ IVidpy night. Jtiner-^ttfh7~.\yo .< ')r?iT^"* j-at (J.hmI ] rope 'Ji.iptiM Civil cell. St. (.'. ?rs<-. IP. v. .J. \y. Mar Ivall. li.-i- 'p . V i i f> iniiii a 111ii'T!I.'V U,, ; tv-.-'nt ;i:i . . hoy sljow oil keen intercut in' th<- work ! both by a ...liberal blforini* and priro li'i es of I'llt Li11 help. Kev ?U;U,^xiiL: "in.1 <> !' ijur most proirre.s.sivo . nn-.. ; twrs. Jlo has boon pastor at CioV'kl |. I Ib.po fiflech yi'jjrs-'duriiitf 'which time] j ho has also hold', some;-of th'O largost | lunacies h^ that socti..n. Ilo is a iiti tit as a business man, having aoomvi I iiuieu oonsKicvaiMc property for himj -If. Both ho andyHrs. Marshall ni.o" y.'.oiuhorsi the lattoi- in the graded" , -cbuol i?t St.. George. . In Brother" , Marshall and the people, of Good"; Hope .he -denomination has^an^ n*sM- of I .\Jiioh it may justly fool proud." "" Sunday was spent,- \vith* tho I'hi| ii'.'r.i1)'. Baptist Sunday . School pncT j t.ltureh, Rev. P. C. Washington, pastor, Prof. I>. II. Washington, superintendent. Hero we found a school ^ataiu'd hy as intelligent otlfeurs nnj! jeachdiis as can Ik/found in the State. , as loan as found am-" j Washing! on, pastor, calle.d upon us ; to preaehto prtfarhf-giving tlid entirw.j j day. eollcetinn included, to us. Sel- . j -dpm <lo we find- "so great .lalth in] I I-a-iiid *' T?_ , 1 | llro'.her Washington is tuo- well j*^nown-t to require Mntroduction. IIo' i Matlds at the. head" of the "old Ashley 1 -< wrt ooooooooooo oaocoooorroT-o i"i . ' THE) SATT?ITf n A ?Jk M. ^ JL.? | ix o | WOI^KMANSH '' SFF < % SPRINGS I ALL WOOL 1 . WONDERFUL VAL T ^OW^N i 1 1 17 WASHING 1 DAI.I. Ffl a ^ ^OOOOjOOOOOOOOOOO^OOO^OO^O^O CftW00?WOaOO^OOOOOOOC'L^vvC--O-OC .?* . >. ' .?' ' '" a I he Origin fl ' 4 Madam A. -0?* Formerly erf PHIL; Masonic 8 1125 Waahiimluu Slxee for the manul 5 WondrrfuPHair And T 2. "Made Their Way by. th< 0 1 ry Madam Russell's? Q Special Hair Grower-It's a .Wc 0 Improved Hair Grower-It's a V 2 Grow Beautiful. Glossine and Hair Tonie 8 ' . WontU fi for i'ains. Aclies, Stiff kknfTs-rtr g The name is the right nnp..\t'( g ^Address orders to--Mrs. Mary |; -or appfyat-1 1 29 Washington | _ AGENTS WANTE QCiC83By83ffOOOC93K80K8WMgC90K?y0>g6060ig T!rL_-.,^.."U.V.-'T. *%! ' ' p ' - PAGE THROE afld-is. one- of the niai-n ' c?j.r* in tho wboolnf our denominational .)>ro;rrnfns. v Seldom haVr Ave found a fir/< up of youliK people*, with a moire . ' . ' rasp yl- the, scopo . and 1 <?n'piiM'' iff t Ik yTato 0\vork and a V> ea- ? "~ i'ifi4 wHlin'yndrf| lo help vi.an those at Vd. (i<>nrrjro, St: II'.Imi.i and Jh aufort. AVt/J^id time <>i:ly i^Unk in on the 'r . Sunday "School at" flic IJi iuk" f'htn rh. " iiti'i' v. e found Sisldf -.M.- -f . fjliapliu,^ Dr. If; u 11*y np jnHn.ra . o+o-t-v-eiy?at 1 TT"~ ,-wnnv. nt | 4.ripin I , i f il" ,11;.. .Ji !UJH11. 111 1 -the sliity one Vii -1 nO*inf>.s'ioi?ario3 ' who*. hits done much fr?r tjw? ' -x.~ tieii. It ir*. fitiinir to ntit .t'har socr . Iim!\T t, Helena" ami. .* r'~??t-inn*1. Hie ri.iV'in7:""';?1]) ?at' ' ?: ? TfU'-TllPtiU* ! >( ), VjilA-eii- - . * - -1! i1 ' .1. i1 va"vii.n'..':?-* at'./v.-j'.;.- "a!?v,Mst>'>t*r^p>Hr .th^. :i'.;i:.,i* iVei-~ii.'Vl ih<; tA'.JaV.'V/ "tTT^T ' i <V\n > artUi.y '."i-Hvinir \ylth their jjriy. . ? - - T? i ^ ' !" ?.'. at; i u.a l'eim Norma) 'iiii(PT# .^iieatiorr in "" =STT r.Ca,eh ?.< ' he c liuivhos, tilt' ' Jyirri.-Oit' ' v~ SlEESF^SFTSlEnan^ the B^aiifort* 'Ijvvr, all he a Tut ..n'-t^for- 1 _ -1>" ' ' i i i ii n r ?l'l I' 11i* tl.,< f. Y.ii .tin-.', vr^ii ' i; : J.\u jsial'ds, . ' ; t-"" " ' & ' < Hl^iiTii I. !, 11'I ?rt . ftimfay n&hi ."v/ft spqKc' .at the a- ' J._ ii"'.^1 fliir; t'ii: K< v. .1 A. Will"'iih."'I). fTrr?? r ' ' " : X'' ' I. V- i. .1). ' T.luy/uiT,.-u ril jiWial < ! i'i i.{{tt'l many- - W';r<.'. tHo jfx|i)'|tisjop of' jr-.n'b^vi IT for" . 1 * the \vor!i.- F)7\',.\Yil.- <?n is. also pr??i y4tRti?ni" Ihui . Syirjrttv "*7Tli^"H?1 *?~? S'ft.uol u.f iVaulort. IT,-, is--dpihjf his work- inn?rni.n< ('n:.]y. and is beloved ' ,";f th'va!;- i n!vt.. AtYit ' ("'.'i in ji'ari u'.uia:v. W.u w c ? ?- entertained .in ^pli'hrHd hornr* v. Ihto-the madam liiicn.-' withr iiTaco .and uigrm- "I * v:. / ... t . . . ;?-? .? . ?' ' s. 'z ?V'Cui-rcc.ion ? ?- ? ? In a. |/rt'V??4u.s ^rtick; \ve dated that .-4 'hp "foe tor a- S'ltfniay Sfhofrf .eritO'rinpr The convention wait thTV*rr dollars for ojic clclpiratc .atl'J one'-dollar for each ?* iruiditi<>na 1 delcjral.c) It should read'. -throe pilars, for. ea^h additional del- . parator*; vs. r_ 7~" *~ r to lu" Am ,:i doil al ( liarlijktnn " Dr. J. C. While. prt*si'k*nt i? offer- . MUf. a ;.i*a.;i:itr.. taltha5f.un.kiy Sc-hoolv report iffir the i;;rev?t nnioiirit nf.fiiri-" . TT,~~ ' :,'i Ciilil n...l, : :il. to the Di.-frk-T Missionary reporting T.ho.., largest .sum. > Who \yil1 get ' . ? tlitou!.?.. - ? > . ; . '0 croo'oo OOOOOQ OQC'O OOP"' 00000 u <E IS : --y-.-yl ACTION ?4 ' ~ g" ? UR ; . I IP,& SERVICE | 3Ur i 1??SUMMER?j?? , SAMPLERS - & -U.es AT S30 & S"3S j". -U?" k PAUL itON STREET p R <i'Ali(!M /V>- I 'OO Oy'.'C'OOO ooeooooo*:^" tO^O^^^CnS^O.^O-OO^b't'^OOOOOOOOCI ni A\nci unly . g. I. Russell \DFI.PHIA. PA., ? 1? ic.ntly 1?t lahoratmy at g ' Temple -1 -s t r Columbia,^ C.??|???failure of her ? *-* ace Preparations That " ? s Way They Are Made" >ndor* for diseased Scalp ? n t onder, mantes the I lair grow : and^Madam Russell's r. Salve? ? | - id RKou'iriatismfHftd-'U's great. 3 ^N'DRR 'SAl.ATVTiy it.' | McGainey, 61 7 Mari<m~St.?| - ---;