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- . f ' * V ' ^Saturday. October 4. 1930 Don't miss seeing the march of the Wisp and Foolish Virgins at Second Calvary Baptist Church. Monday* rtight, October IS; S::ttl'o'clock'. Admission Free. t "RKV. C. H. 1IKOWN. Factor. - Mr. and .Mis. Thomas Attains *of Washington, are the house guests >f Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph Adams til' McDutl'ie Ave. Mr. ami Mrs-''John Sinnll.ol' '.HIT' "'""Walnut St., left on the 21. for several northern cities. While :uvay they will visit Bostti.n, Philadelphia, and ^ other hdrthern cities. Miss Helen 'A. Donnelly, the young oat daughter <>i'_.Mr. and..Mrs-: C... IL. Dahneily. returned home from WesT tern North Carolina, where she spent the summer, and left on last Wednes '?day, Sept. 2 I, lor- Slate Cnllcge where she will enter theSophonioce Class. Hfos. B. F.'I Benson, The wife of Prof/S.I. B enson, principal of John-:' son Hi School. Stone:1. Miss.. on her - way to Asheville. X. C., paid a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A."Russellv Winnshopo, S. C. She expressed herself as having a very pleasant stay, , Master Frank .Jenkins Hampton, son of Mr. and Mi's .Frank Hampton, of 72b Gates St.. aA- tudent .of Booker Washington High School, under worUa very Serrpie. operation tit-the Waverly Hospitak- . 1 lo. is doing nicely -now and exnryts to Is- oVit soifh to resume" his stiidi's ' " 2nd MONTH'S KI'.PORT OF THC PHIBUK WHl.A'll.l^ BRANCH LIBRARY : M2t) Park St.. Lolim.Uiju S. C. AIqto l. <.T?S' i;11 jTmi i 1 1st week; tfV-~? t?r?.)!?-c 1 and 1 T.'I books circulated. ; 2nd weel-. 2-> per-on ? >i;-. iI. ?1 nui r:u books circulated; Hrd week, 17 n?.rson* enrolled and 112 hooks circulated 4th~\veek. .28 neisons enrolled and Hi! books circulated Tot.ii 1. no ..11...1 i con books circul.Veil. 'For the tir-.t t\vi? "months our enrollment was ;?2(> \yilli a circulation of 11811 books. lUirinu the month-o'" ?Sentenibtn*- 1 11 -m-w Imol... wei^o-plav<ed on the shelves. fnt^.cireulutinn. Other books have' been or-lrrnli yluding mte\eloped ins. " ' Among ' die aciirit readers uni1 teacher has "drawn 2tr~books dul imr ^ the two months and a school tri 1 has drawn '!? books. Ittuch inti'iest has li.'cn shuivrr.ty ? the publice and the work, is very - encouraging. Continued cooperation is desired, als-o?prompt lelhln of booKS.' ' " . J. W. Tallev. l.ibryrlan. BOYS ANI) (URLS RKS lorrr TTTR The Boy? and. Girls Reserve Club held its weekly meeting at the Y. W. C. A. at 5 :B0 o'clock. The" meeting was opened by singing "Ai> Faith ""T'oolfg TTp To Thee " Prayer was of fered by Miss Mariah Faust. Son ."\ . .-1. ~ ~ r " " ' 7?-^ IF you want n whiter, prettier "complexion, you-can?/?aVe it with Nadinblal You can secure the light-toned beauty that all your friends will admire and envy with this double-quick, cxtra? " powerful bleach. * Nadinola, the amazing skin-whitener, will bring , you this new loveliness just as it has donefoc thousands of-attractive women. No tedious waiting for results?no disappointments. n_ just JdftPth on this fragrant, ??-?-? super-bleach at bedtime?let it start its wonder-Work while you : take your beauty sleep. You will be amazed how swiftly all oiliness and roughness disappear, how pimpled and eruptions vanish, more beautiful day by day. If you have been disappointed in other bleaches, Temeihbef Nadinola a/*V ways works, 'quickly,-'surely I Evci y package carries OUT written, money-back-guarantee and simple directions. powerful skin-whitening proper?. ties known to beauty science, yet ? cNadtncta I 'Makes skin whii i " . \ * Itence prayers by the Club. Solo,. By Miss Mariah Faust. The ' then discussed business^ The club then organized a clio?us-cei*sifftiTTg~~oF - In Miires. inciiificis of the club Supervisor of the chorus will be Misses Mniinh Faust and Klurtha Neil, i a.ip li man. Four new liiefnbers join' d: htTA-hte--=lt-Tm"?bfr rif thirtprftnr"ii roil.?All nu-ihbei's fli'e hsked to l>e present Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1930. m:\vs oV m. m. c. s. post no. 4 The.'Matilda Memorial Clifton Samuel Post No. 4, met at. 2029 Tuylor Street Monday night, Sept. 29th and ti ansae tpd its usual routine of business. . Vice-Commander-- - Woodbury acted in the absence of Commander Foster. Comiadec William BftmeS, iJames Radford, and Marcus Davenport -viaited- the post and will join i next Monday night. Comrade J. B. j Smith, being unable to attend, sent j his joining fee by his mother, -Mrs. 11 hai lotte Sir Smith; - V, ? in . j - i_.- a program and a big paj fade Armistice Day, Nov. 11, are I being made. Wives and mothers of ; vt*t.s ap asked to come out Monday ; aight, Oct. 6, to f9rm an auxiliary-*) i ^horge^'of thf*1^ Griffin will have Ireturnod from-hie trii> in-the mounIXaii;s~ with beneficial news for JBpanj 'sh-Americah vets. The program given at the A. M. E. Z. .uhurch Sunday, Sept. 21, was ex-client. Hon. N. J. Frederick was hindered by Sickness, Hon. Ratliff 1 *distituted. He spoke well. THE TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB On - Thursday Sept. 25, 1930, the Twilight Social Club gave a private . a'hopi opening affair at the residence, of Mrs. Daisy Weathers, 2216 Gervais St. The affair began at 8:30 o'clock and lasted until 12 o'clock, within hese hours'/trveTyone ~had h joyous time dancing or playing cards. Two nurses of refreshments were served. Music was furnished by Mr. Isaac Kussel and the" Badlo. ? ?The Kut'sts- of honor were MissesMargaret Randolph, Odessa Harris, Esther Green, Carolyn Rosemond, Gertemt - Clark, Thelnia Rawlinson, Gertrude Lewis, Willie Golden, Jo-cphine White, Margaret White, EmI-na Kershaw, Alariah? Tucker, Tlieliha Nelson, and Beatrice Patrick. Mr liiTs White and Harold Washington. The members are George Cheeseborouglv, president; Heyward Bowman. vice-president; Hope?Grant, secretary; Theodore Simmons, treasurer; James Meetze, reporter; Herbert Reed, marshall, Henry Toatly, assistant marshall;. Fred Davis, Jas. Gallman, Elbert Green,, Idell- Meetze, I. C\ Meetze, Robert Simmons, Joepb White and John Wilder. James Meetze, Reporter. ' 6 MRS. L. K. ROSEMOND AWARDS PRIZES Mrs. L. E. Rosemond awards pjdzes 'oCncour;'"" the pupils of her Sunlay School Class, in regular attenlo444-'-o.?roo i t at ion on -tire lesson stories and bringing their quarterlies every Sunday, -The?t+e*t prize was won by little Dorothy Carter, who did not miss one Sunday, during 'the- quarter, neither did she fail, to bring: her book tnd she recited the lesslon Story every prize. Other members of- the class i | who were given tokens of eneourage! ment and for what they had done are | as follows: l-'rankie Hiekson, Mildred i Heaver, Kllenor 1*'razier, fclmnia Lew-ty l.ilh.v "fcamar, Hattie. SpantpJohn ^Vosley Johnson. Howard Johnson. ^I ** sit is prepared so skillfully that it cannot possibly harm the most delicate skin. ~~~ r~~ Don't let the days go by while 4 you wish you had a lovely, light* toned skin?start tonight with Nadinolal Stop at your favorite toilet goods counter today and aSk foe Nadinola Bleaching -Cream. Fifty cents for a good-sized jar. (Extra large size $1.) If you can't buy. Nadmola where you live, eend us du cenrs or a dollar and we will mail it to you at once, with valuehle FREE Nadinola Beauty Booklet and generoui gift sample _ Dept.PL, National Toilet C04 Paris, Tenn. ter while you sleep * ? I BED-TIME CHli ?YHi.flftifeIf* HBINhty I AT AM "-MAMMY MOO .MOO COW Mother brindle cut was * play in with her babies, hi a sutpiy courier o Mr. Josey's back yard, near the wir fence. They were having a . joll time as one couhTtell from the sniotli ored chuckles that came from them. Mother brindle would slap one an then the other, playfully, An thi*,eheo Kach litle furry fellow would ro! over on his back, legs kicking in th nip, heud?rolling from?side?to sid' purring softly all the while, telliii each other in cat language what good time he was having. Mammy Moo Cow was thought fully munching grass. "Good after boon, Mammy Moo Moo Cow, I hop -you fintb the grass delicious!" sai .Mother Brindle Cat. "How do yo do?" replied Mammy Moo Moo Cp\ "Yes the grass is rather tasty. I at trying to" eat hearty meals These day :fk soon it will be winter time an ull -the?green grass wfll have <7 brown dresses."1^?- ? - ~ Brindle Cat, you arc a wise one" o well mothers have to be wise they As Sunday was the last Sunday T the quarter two very interesting fetoi ies were recited to the Sunday Schoc "Being kind to strangers," recite by Dorothy Carter rtnd "The Boy Jef us at Church," by Carroll Leevy. Mrs? Rosemond spares no sma amount of- pains in trying to impre.* the minds of her pupils each Sunda that they might practise the beautifi stories that they learn -from. Sunda .'o: Sunday.?" Primary Class .of Wesley M. F Church. * The Ladies Aid Society will me* "at the home of Mrs. L. J. Hope, mot day October 6th, at 4:.'10 P. M., a members.sare requested to be preser m sH ' CtLAIBA jc n r ? m ? m \j t" i Also Monda AW-CHARLIE And MILLER & L Admissiot Capitol A^A ATAATA, 4^V 4T4 ATA 4T4 A?W ATWATA A\ A% 4^ X A ri :| ; itiod I: - -J iT > I '? ' i/ Ol 4--? vw > You'll llketh^cor > Buy Oboy Bread daily ! . RTTO I.RAPflR. " ? - -i1 iii| STORY FOR f X>REN ? I lip i "rrtm' i.- quite "'iii ." ggfrrq .m;i".,?f ! nu' :\loo Mmi Cow, j.us,t the other if : <l;#y 1 vsiiw Madam I'li^hty Mutter t1v f extracting tire last drop, of esseu<c from y cluster of Marigolds bel'or y .lucky Frost moves in his wint.-r i. quartet s'. . r By tin- way, she had on her i< d fa!! ensemble. Sin* looked stunilK's* k It^is. a lovely blown, russet; taw a , I d spet-k led design: -So pleasing to- t e i eye, just the color that blends^ iw"i lull leave;-, : ,r Then we aren't quite out of dat<" a asked Mother Brindle Cat anxious 1 "Goodness.* me, no! Mapuny Moo M>. Cow'assured her. You are quite ail ' ..right Mother Brindle Cat. was! -a.__ c pleased she. railed on her babies t<? d recite.their besC_Kinder-gar.ten.vei . u ibis, is what they said: v , "We are little far indies .two, n We are always' glad to see yo i s",?Come annttTpr sunny day? '?~ * d And wateh us at /nir Jpyful play. a i ''I surely will, said1 Mammy ^|IH r t*I 'think you are t4ie ^satarty-^ h j babies.' ^ . * T ~~ Anita TT^T' n~ and on timf. ' 2__ ,J \ Mrs. L. E. 'Jioseinond. Pre.-.. 'I _ Mrs, C. II. Douglas, Act. sirv. ~ ." t"X * |] t Don't miss seeing the march of the n Wise and Foolish Virtrins at Second Calvary Baptist Church. Monday y r.'ight, October 13, H:3o o'clock. -Adil mission Free. y REV. C. H. BUOWN I'astor. ~' " ' ' "'":" NOTICE Mrs. Annie G. Harrison will con-?duct night classes?for adults?begin- ning Oct. 15, Primary and Elenien" tary courses. For particulars call at it 322 Henderson street, City. Nkhl i ow 1 V rsilOI-IT I - ? JM -" ? . HM ' pi u hn d i i* t 11 n c set iy & Tuesday I lYLRS Vita phone Act H i 11 & 25c I Theatre | -^IIB ll^ 0AI * * * ?? " * * * * * *' iw favorite crn housev , fi 4l)" v -V-I? tjoy Bre ivenience of Oboy sliced , to insure absolute freshness. Loo . > ' <r. U.: *. .' .: . .'I . 9 " V ? V. * . ?FT*TTR A K INfi Ctt A ft Herbert E. Kizer and Cousin Win. Eoe Hawkins. on "trip to Sullh'tfn.s Island, iii .l Sunday, >!oppud nt Htvl ? siili' l'ai'k the now colored uuiuseiueiii ( ' >rln .In I?ii odor?I lir?< i >i i [ ii i?Hn i i lii.idu'f nil ullui>;.(in tin- beach I ier-Wri* 4w?i?i nu . uiul put 111111 in .i Oa- ni i .li^lu inn" finine. Ilcj thiul.s it11st- i?uI*.* oMi* nf its kind, that yVer I.;ls l/OeM -in. flio Capital City atnl no doubt it is. I lie to ali ran bo soon next Sunday 'it Itli'i Wayne St. Herbert will 0t at home to explain how lie rapture I I ilriiii/eii of t be deep. SilM lit HIM; HH rKKHN'l v? ? A i I us l<a III I Contest will be jfiverr :i' ^ 1 11". M I-- <:hutilt I'ridny iiiw'n'< let.. IT. a! * o'eloek ; lot; the benefit ipf thv rally. The . e.onteslant,s are. II tli.l < ir.yrch. .Miss Ileau WasbiuirI-.,,,; t st Calvary _Mjss'.Julia Heil 1 i'.unipsoL;. Si-omul Calvary ? Mi-s Ceiabiine .MeGiroe; \WHey Mis.-A'ia. .lLpai.n_. _ ?. Each em.t."sTTrf?? will have a bridal II'll.M ,U'ii. .-the one- pronouneeil the p.rettiest-. will receive first prize-h-tj ii n jl.t'i .i.l? Ti.:,.???^? ? ,?u. t uk? in one 01 > the nro^t enjoyable nlays ever staged. -?Vi.ti Ui-ewUs. = ' Ml-. .1. I': \\4ik.eheld, .Diroctress Just Say You Saw it in "THE LEADER" *!| Mnae Queen Beauty Shoppe | ? GRIFFIN BUILDING UpStair. '{ <jL ALL, SYSTKMS USfib::T ^ .?! K*perienCPd Operators V } Our opening Spec ial Treat- *| X wynt and Box Of' 4-In-One for % J* ^.W.' will be continued through .j, X week for the benefit of y those who did .not take advan- X Y taue ot: the first two .weeks' { ? oH't r. : V X 2U2P Tavhtr -Sf t'Krmn '> >-* .? | M'SS FRANK ri-: II I I.F. M?r. I I HOSE SEEKING | UDMF's V y X. ;} Business opportunities, fi- { nam ial, Industrial and Civic y { betterment; Come to Baltij; mort^ Maryland.?? |? I _<>r opportunity write to Carlo* .j. *. C. Jennings, 14-E. Pieasant Street, |t* f Baltimore, Md >|* Broker & Buaines* Promoter .*? ' j. . IN Vj , Warwick s A true palmist is here. Tells the past.. present arid future and gives advice on all affairs sue); as lova, business -matters, family will*, divorces and most anything pertain-' ing to the welfare of one's life. -Alsm^Tocates?lost and stolen articles', hidden treasures. Is able to . poinL^out the path of success and happiness and" Tells one /how to overcome troubles and difficulties. Pay Madame Pifoline a visit today. Hours [? A. M. to 10 P. M. All readings strictly confidential. Separate waiting-rooms for white and colored. MA DA M K PAU1JN E , lfilrt Sumter. ?> >< - > with vives _i ' j - - A Y ? T - T fc * *?** , _ J. ad I I bread. Try It Today. k for the new wrapper y y y y ? . # * ' PACE '.MIV.N? jmBB BBH& :?b ?t ^ |p ^?? :' '. ,-* -' - - , 3HI? .V B E WIT CFTf N G ? because she has light, '~~~ -~f: v smooth, soft skin This young lady has found the secret of 4jewitchir.g beauty. She uses Dr. Fred Palmer's. Skin Whit- T ener Ointment. This preparation, famous- for fifty years, softens and ? lightens the darkest skin", clears up pimples, blotches and tan marks , and does away with that "oily, shiny" look. .Regular use of this. preparation along with the othc | Dr. Fred Palmer Skin Whitenei Preparations keeps your skin light f and suft ami makes yuu look be- \ witching. . | Dr. Fred Palmer's complete line r consists of: Dr. Fred Palmer's? > * Skin Whitener Ointment; Skin ; Whitener Soap: Skin" Whitener Face ' Powder; Hair Dresser andr HID Deodorant. Sold at all drug stores for 25c each, or sent post paid upon receipt?of price.?Dr. <= ? Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. , , 18, Atlanta, Ga. / i . - .A generous trial sample of tTie . Skin Whitener. Soap and Fcio" " ' Powder sent for 4^ in stamps. i Dr. Fred Palmers . 1 SKIN WHITENER t "Keeps your complexion youthful" ? _ ;........ ..... ^ . . . . . . . For Groceries, 4* Cigars, Tobacco ?{ 4^ and Cold Drinks : "4* Call on ? MRS. MARY H. F.LEBRF. ? * Dalzell, S. 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