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?Saturday, August 22, It . NEWBERRY NEWS / We are delighted to know Mr. James Goudlock is Propriter of a Grocery Store on West Boundary St. He has a big supply of groceries, sells gass, oil, lunches, and has a pool table, musi<: and beer for recx-eation. . j Mr. Esper Hoode, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Longshere. from Gastonia, ! N. C. were the dinner guests' of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guise, Mor! gan St. She served a delicious ? three course dinner. i Mrs. Bertha Caldwell Daffney anu her daughter, Ruth from Cleve land, Ohio. were, the.guetsts.-of .Mxs~L, M. Gilder, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Martin. Mrs. Alice Long, who visited her niece in Highland Park, N. J. has returned home looking well. Mr. Cecil Jones motored to New York City with his sister and her ' guest Sunday morning. Mrs. Eunice E. Allen left Mon-: day for Atlanta, Ga. to instruct Daily Vacation Bible School at the Young People's Conference to be held at Paine college. Don't tfail to witness the Amateur Contest at Diayton Stieet High School Wednesday, August 26, 1936, 8:00 o'clock, for the benefit of the school and community club. V. The program will consist of popular, classical arid spiritual dramatized by Primary, Intermediate, high school pupils and adults. Mrs. A. T. Neely has selected proficient white music teachers .for the judges cd! the many , valuable prizes that have been received and promised from several enterprises. Admission 10 c. Calvary Presbyterian cWtfrch Rev. A. H. Iteasoner, Pastor The Sunday school service was quite interesting to all who were presene. For the Children's hour the pastor's subject was: "How Animals Sleep." He told the children how various animals sleep and admonished them to use the text while sleeping, and at all times. "Commit thyself unto the Lord, trust also in Him." At 11:30 the theme: "The Requirements of DiscTpleship." Text MatJL-ll^S?Mark Rf.Tl. His sormon was inspiring and uplifting. During the Missionary meeting the President spoke of importance of the members": being deeply interested in, helping to stop some the crimes in our city and other ^ TV if T * I- -1 r* ~ 11 - mis. nitiiui VTciuiiiau was uur guest. During the Young People's seevice familiar songs were explained and taught to the children by Mrs. E.. E. Allen. Strangers are always welcome to our services. Mrs. Louise Ruff and Miss Verda Mae Henderson from Philadelphia, Pa, are the guests of! their relatives and friends. Mrs. HatUe Bouknight from Philadelphia, Pa. is the goest other twin sister, Mrs. Mattie Hare on Drayton St. Mrs.. Betty Mear is the goest of her sistei% Mrs. Minnie Lark and friends. Prof. R. F. Gladden has return ed-famvt-n?vxuy pleasant trip at Tuskegee Inst. MORRIS BROWN ? A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor.0 I he congregation had a rare .- treat at the?1] o'clock service on_ Sunday morning in the manner in ' which the service was conducted."" Everything from the devotionals to the benediction were carried out With such promptness" and dispatch that the late comers on arriving were surprised to' find -.the service almost over. The sermon delivered by the pastor was short,, but very enjoy-, able and all present agreed that the idea of shortening the service during the hot oppressive, period that we are now passing through - was one to be appreciated. We had our usual-, quota of visitorp, among them being young. Miss Margaret Bradford of New York City, a niece of Bro. W. I). Bradford of Morris Brown. Also My. Jeter Graham of Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Graham has the distinction of holding the postition of captain od_ a company of the innaueipiua r iro uept. An at hiouamont tVint the- ran- can well feel proud of. The heating and air conditioning plant that hai boon in the pro^ cess of installation for several weeks was finally completed last week and was dedicated on Sunday afternoon with a splendid program and the trustees are to be commended on installing this plant which is-the last word in church heating system. The congregation can?alsji feel justly proud in the fact that M of ids Brown is the only church in the State with such an equipment. This fact being borne out bv a ren reseritative of the company a very enjoyable program was arranged - -and carried out^wilh^^the assis tpmyo 4-f tV?o~Innior Choir and with l i j i?: ~ ~ T ~ i? Hiiurv Muuresaen niaur uy Mr. John A. Harris of Mt. Zion A. M. E. church and Rev. B. F. Bradford, pastor ofl Wesley M. E. Church. A representative of' the Company was present also, and commended the pastor and trustees on the businesslike manner in which the transaction waS carried ooi t. One feature of the program was "the beauifuil solo rendered by Miss Ruth Gibson of Charleston and the audience was thrilled with her rich -soprano voice as she sang ^VQlpen the Gates of the Temple." Miss Gibson bids fair to become Bq of the country's leading so )36 pranos and that in the very near future. The dedicatory prayer by the pastor was also a feature. There were quite a number of visitors irom Summerville, S. C. who expressed themselves as being highly, pleasa. with the services. A collection was lifted and through the envelopes sent out and from what was laid on the tables the'sum of $107.08 was realized. The evening service was also well attended and the sermon delivered by Rev. Witherspoon in his masterful way, was enjoyed by all present. ?Mr, aiid -Mrs. J, A. Brown and family left on the 9th for Saluda, N. C. where they plan to spend several weeks, vacationing. We wish for them many happy e'ays in the cool N. C. mountains and a safe return when their vacation terminates. Bro. W. IX Bradford and family have returned from their trip to N. Y. City after a wonderful time with friends and relatives. Morris Brown paid it's last tribute of respect to Bro. Titus Ward one of our most popular leaders and a staunch supporter of the church and it8 program. Bfo. Ward had been ill for some time and finally passes into the great beyond on last. Sunday . 'morning. Peace be to his ashes JONESVILLE NEWS The revival at Bethany whiih was recently held was a success?. Rev. Wilburn was ably assisted by the Rev. W. M. Watson of Green-, ville. Rev. Watson has preached lire on several occasion but during his stay there he preached as never before, and all that heard Rev. Watson, at former times can readily distinguish the improvement this great pulpit orator and scholar has made, Several were added to the church and the financial side was brought up tb. the standard. Those on the sick list are Mrs. Belle Foster, Mrs. Viola 'White, Miss M. Moore and Mr. Geo. Hughes. This month is known as hotnecoming month herp because of the influx of visitors and relatives that assembled every year to pay homage to their loved ones. Mrs. Essie LHtlejohn of New York was a visitor here the past Mr. and Mrs. B. Worthy, his mntVin** ovwl eio XT XT were recent visitors here. , Mr. C. Clowney of Philadelphia, visited his mother hero the past week. MVs. Suretha Stripling <>f Philadelphia and little son are here with friends and relatives. Mrs. Julia Smilh and Treice, Miss .luanita have returned to their home in Philadelphia, after a visit here with brothers and frien.h. Mrs. Fbnnie Kittlejohn of N. Y. and Florida is here and was the dinner guest at the "home of. S. Thompson and family. Everybody is looking forward to the Sunday School convention which convenes with the Bethany September. Preparations are under way to- make this gathering a success: - Mrs. Edna Kelch Bowpns and children of New York City are visiting their father, Mr. R. Kelch Many elaboi-ate fetes have been given Mrs. Bowens, as this is her going ayny. during,. her maiden days. . ' ~ Deacon anA Mrs. A. Stewart and children of Caroleen, N. C. worshiped here yesterday. Mr.-Wallace Dogan of -MSashrington. .D, C. is here with his sister, Mrs.. Mary Dogan. Mrs. Bessie Foster at N. Y. C. is here with her mother and relatives. ' Mrs. Lenora Toles and son John Henry have returned to- their home in Knpxville, Te.nn. after an extended trip to loved ones. ? Friends of Mrs. Maude SteVvart' regret that she is not doing so well at this writing. Mrs. A. Thompson visited her sister, Mrs. Parham in Union last week. Mrs. Parham is here for a month from N. Y. City. Dr. P.*. W. Long is away attending a Medical Clinic in Philadelphia. Mrs. Effie Gordon and sister; Miss Ruth Gilmore of New York visiter, their parents here recently Mrs. Luvenia Farr, formerly of i Tonesville but later of Spartan- I burg departed this life Wednesday morning, Aug. bth, after a Ion,? illness. Mfs. Farr bore her sick- ( ness with patience and cheer. She ! never grew weary, but always I carried a smile. A great church | worker, a, community leader, a loving WiYV, a compassionate mother has gone ?o her reward. She was funeralized the following Sunday at Kethany by liei pastor, the Rev. T^. Liggins, being ably assisted by other pastors from Snart anburc. The choir. flOwer gins, pall-beurt'i'M ami officer*, at1-: eompanied the body here where it was laid to rest. Mrs. Farr leaves a mother, two sisters, a husband, six children and sorrowing relatives to mourn her passing. Peace to her ashes! Woodward and Son had charge of funeral. The revival hegarr at Foster's Chapel yesterday, a grand anch good "meeting" is being planned. Rev Collins will be assisted by Rev. <M. M. Peace, pastor of Sac.. ond Calvary, Columbia. Mr. M. Bates, w"ife, children and brother motored here last week from Kentucky. The revival at Thompson Chapel ^ t 3- .... :.#i? -- i . _. [ the ? ta I ev ABB& VVAL^A r* ^ ,T nu t?E ame*?CA [g^vouHOEST HfHTAUST^jjjyij^^ J J NOTE: Vour question ar>aw< < > velop?; for my New Astrology '' a clipping of this column is unci ! | reply, send a quarter (26c) an * mail free advice on three (3) < 1J tnrthdate, and correct address < to ABBE WALLACE, care of T \ J Assembly Street. Columbia. Son M. L. C.?Would you advise me to marry this man that has .asked m'e or what must I do from a financial standpoint? Ana.: Do not marry him just because he received a nice BONUS . . . this n.'ati really loves you and wanfv In h<> hiinnv himself but unless you can return this love, do not marry. It seems to me that you will learn to cafe tnoie foi this party as yon glow to knjj,w,him.. * S. L. M.?1 am to have an operation and only one thing keeps me. from going ahead. Will I lose or gain weight? Must 1 have the operation ? Ans.: I)o as your doctor has prescribed and have the operation. As soon as ydj overcome the com dilion that ybu""have at present you will put on quite a few pounds and you need not worry one minute about LOSING WEIGHT. -1 . * . * ? . * X. X.?Is- it true .that 1 waborn under an unlucky star 'd'or, success, inmarxiage? My age is trending and I am puzzled what to do. Ans.: You were not horn to be unlucky . . . Your first marriage went on the rocks but I contact another marriage in your life] within the next twenty-one months (hat will prove to be a very happy companionship. ? * 1 ? ? ?* M. t*. U Sumelimua 1 -kav^dates with my bofss and I want to know how I can make him I'ivo me .what I* \vknt4 " Ans.:?I'ut your mind on your job . . j and forget the IIO.SS as you will never get} anything from NOTHING an you know it. don't you look for a betler job as the one you are on is not a credit to yo-j er anyone else... Try a Tea was one of the best ever - he-id. Several members were", added t > the church. And the eo.leelion was over one hundred ..ullars: Rev. A. D. Duncap is paOor. J-"""Members alnl ietuls of Grdnr Grov<|^a;e laboring to Lite last in order ifrat their new edifice might be ready for use the following Sunday. All are invited to visit them and worship in this .row building which was t: rn' nown several months ago. Key. Dawkins of Asheville is pastor. Deacon and Mrs. _ Hughes of Spartanburg worshiped here Suudayy ? ?_ Miss A. Tinsley of Rivhinojid. \'a. is here with her la'ner, .Mr. H. Tinsley. Rev. J. R. K/.ell has ju^i .closed a successful revival at Beila-l. 11? was assisted by Itcv: Smith <>! Columbia. A 'great rcviVul washeld. Mi s. Christie, U'ilV . f Prof "Christie of CnifTTi?was- btn-< church Sunday. Mis. Christie iwith Mr. J. Boatty and family f-'"sometime_<Juring Prof. C. Chrisl=2Ta absence. Messrs M. Bates. P. Glenn. S. Thompson, D. Floyd mo'mrd Leeds and spent the day at the home .of Mr. Glenn's cousin. Ms. Gregory. Mr. O repot y is a wealthy farmer of tlr.+ section. JAMES HOPEWELL BAPTISi . GHl'RCH Rev. A. L. Ingram. Pa- tor Sunday, Adgust Hth. the anniversary revival mef-ting began." Sunday school was conducted by Supt. S. R. Reeder, all teacher* and scholars were to their places.. At noon Rev' Ingram occupied the Pulpit, present'wittr trim, the Hi'v. A. A. Broaloy from Greenville, S. P TVta Meto. ......I T>. * J/ct.-vw I |,l II IH'\ . \ A. Broaley to the congregation his text was .Tohn S:7._ Subject "Reborn'.' I At .3:30 o'clock ihe'-congrt gation was called hack: Pea. J. A. Tavlm of Columbia, S. C. and members crt Laurel Baptist Church conducted the prayer service. The p'astor' took for his tekt John 14,:1 subject, "BelieVe in Qod." The_ sermon was veuy pood. On M unlay night the Rev. Lv C. Jenkins of Columbia had the meeting in charper-Many people returned to meet 'he (!ospe Giant. At h:3() Rev.?Jenkii)a?preiudn-. 1 , from Joshua 1:2, subject, "Arise ! and go Forward." The meeting! coritiiiucd-throughont the week end? and was reported very succcs-ful. These great sermons were much accepted. Come again. Rev. Jenkins, wo are glad to have you at any time. There will be baptism at James Hopewell the 2nd Sunday in Sept. -Rev. and Mrs. Gaulden and mother came to- the revival one night, Thursday. Come again, yon a re welco me. Rev. .Terrk ins went to?Greenwood, S. C; to spend the day with Rev. E. E. Chappelje., Wn hnirn anirfved a nloasnnt > ? _ vival meeting; the pastor, Rev. A. L. Ingram have been at James Hopewell for 13 years.. .Come out the fourth Sunday in September to see the railroad program. i ' ^ J * THE PALMETTO LEADM m\ C^l rs 1 \'3\ I, uroU in tkM paper ONLY when $ Heading, and reeeive by return Y dt oeed in year kWw. F?r p rival* } w d a aeif-?4dree#?4, stamped em- *t* C 4oeatiOBa. Bijra your full name, y to ail letter*. Address all mail y ci HE PALMETTO LEADER, 1S10 T th Carolina. Y pi :-W"W <"!"! v'!"W' X"X-X*,:"X"X"X? Room as you will like working in di j u.-place of that-nature, * ?* * * * j T. T. K. - My husband lias . just S( taken an examination and I would. a; like to know if you think thai_Ji?_Ji will'pa s and everything turn out M .till rigid ? ' a; \iu.t' Jle will pass the KIKEM AVsifciX AMINATION although b. it' will probably be several months tc before the> will be able to place vi him.-' lie should look elsewhere lor work and. keep in Contact wit^tlu 01 Fire Departmeint also. 'c Y * * ? n< D. .1. 11.?Please answer in youi V1 column if the anticipated trip will ? be 'to any advantage? Ans.: Yes . . . and 1 also ttiink < (hut you will n.'ake a trade of Cars when yt*.i reach Springfield. a, Aou will?derive ouiie a bit of ,jj , Unsure from this journey as well tb ;??_ Dl'iilil Irnm o nnf Iwir s-f ?M?? V * * A. A I. I).. 1 am only thirteen years oiii and I am in love with a igaii that is twenty-six and I want" to know why he doesn't try to >how me that he. cares any- M thing for me? What must I do? _ v Ans.; Forget the man i. , . he doesn't love you and that i?i why he hasn't tried to go out of his s< .vay to see you. He realizes that F you are a baby and the sooner you st realize the same thing the better F oil you will be. 1>5 * * s(c + . T! t- ' ( -I ain planning a trip to 11 ry native home in August and wonder if everything will turn out all right?' W . Ans.: 1 am happy ,to predict a Bi very successful jounrey for you at '.he eiul of this., month to .your! '}i -home tit IHtfTiSH-GliA^ Av It ' ? t- in., opinion however that > Ou will not ri main on this vacation as VVi .'nig a- you have planned. 1,1 Alius <>: ' t'OI'i/AM) ' D, VU'lMTV de <in tlu* did Sunday in July, we j eld < ''1 -did quarterly conference S1J u the- -tii:<iil. Ilnpe Circuit od the'-p, Orangeburg J dstrict. . Rev. \V. J. ,|0 l'bhinson, I!, id. The ('(inference , jH was .a ival success. Rev, J. J. : p] Jackson, (iur pastor knows how to i ;:ake (kings <;i>. ! p. Til.- 1'. K. ineseute.. a noble $.j L-i tudn frepi the 11th division of jq i'sahns ami 1st verse "Put your T".!s? in tiod." etc. Our pastor ^1< | then arranged with the. P. E. to Sl rim our io\ ival meeting, sTJ OUl' |K ittrillion was turned from a de- |u iiuhtful quarterly conference to a yj I <Vry successful meeting. *Many i mined the church and a great \y uinhvr nil. <i el Is- - eon t'esspd Christ. af 1 \I ;i n Vv thi* Krrfl 1 ? ;. ' "?"4 1 K t) 12 eclainlt d and confus od that after e|, hearing such wouilgr.fp.l .. sermons at "Mn'y. u o o?encouraged anm deter mined to go on up the Kings High p( way. M IV'ph li.iv be ui visiting our pas- ve tor's family very much recently; on Sunday. Aug. Oth. bis son wHs qj '''liberalized^ after a brief illness. jj. His sen Mr. .Mack Robinspn was a ia, splendid young man. ' . ' i. On Sunday, Aug. Pith, his wife's' f0 > >..(';< . M s. C bin. of Orange- s;l 1 ur'g and a member '<f Mt. Pisgah "amis' r-huveh was Mineralized A urge crowjj attended.- A ^om'nletion of the'funeral and burial took ula'e at Wolfteu. S. C. her former "osid.nee. by the si(h> Oil her bus- US hand, who proceeded her to the pi grave sc;nv years ago.. Mrs. Co- gt hen \va- a. wmi ''rful woman Sim wi had m?nv friends who regret her w Joss. Hut we realize that our loiss B? is Ivaven's gain. L M u m ed ITFIFSA NEWS ^ Mt. Zion Baptist Oh arch 25 Rev. M. C. Freeman, Pastor Sunday school was opened at to the usual hour by Mrs. Sarah Mof- in ICt and the teachers at their post of duty. Tht? lesson was discussed 1 with each teacher and pupil. wi At fi P. M. the Junior BYPU be- Ri gan with the president in charge rit Mis's Jon ell Sligh. An interest ing session was' held; SiST Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Jones and Ja ilan.".hti T Mrs?I.nmig. Man Sppnni- JtL spent the week-end in Columbia, w! visiting their grand-mother, Mrs . pe I*.'iio Ihnuiik They. brpught back an Mrs. Kc^nvick to attend the revi- Th vai met ting at Calvary. Miss Fiances (iilliam return* d froii M'. Greenville, Aug. H?th to spend thr sir; winter with her uncle and aunt. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Ilentz. an Miss Roberta Stewart left August lt> for Philadelphia, Pa. wi Miss Geneva Connor is leaving pit for. Washington, I). C. on the 22 foi of August 'o live with her lather. sa| _ Ot ? ? jn Subscribe For The Leader b! * pj v f I BAMBERG NEWWS The many friends of Mr. and rs. H. Johnson and family o: rashington, L>. C. were very glad i have them visit a few days. Mrs. Leona MeMillian was call- i A to Newberry to attend the fun- I al of her aunt, Mrs. Millie l'er-? r. It is reported that Mrs.' Mclillian Will leave soon to spend me time with.her sister, Mrs. ollie Rutherford in Asheville, . C.. Mrs. Alice Johnson and grandlughter are spending some 'mn: ith her daughter, Mrs. Stover ol amden, S. C. Mrs. AHee Green, a well km v .'] . ITzen of this city, passed away uesday, August tlth, after .a eriod of tthree -years confindhes> hershottie. Mrs. Green was the lother of seven sons and m e rughter. The ftjneral services eoiisistodlainly of short talks. Mrs. 1 fanin Holmon spoke of MrsV Given. ?.a church Worker. Mr". .Martha ivers as a "Missionary Worker.' Irs. Hattte^Stvwart of Columbia s a True Friend. The County Agent and a mini si* of farmers were recent \isiirs to the Coker Farm, in HartsiHe. They reported a helpful aild liovable trio?Tin-? W.4.5 jnorefj^Bers to visit him > arrimge'TffFH^ther tour, after t?aring> the report'from" the recent isitors of this farm. Mis. Inez Able of Brooklyn, N . is home spending some tinu ith her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. harley Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Bessie McMijlian e proud to have their son and iUghteiv?ftonv-the- ?North visit em. . Mr. Clary Kirkland is home ^t r spending some time in N. V. NEWBERRY NEWS III.LER CHAPEL A. MI E. CHURCH Rev. Cv H. White. Pastor Newberry, S. C.?The -Sunday hool was conducted by Supt. loyd. After lesson study the 1' ? >n was reviewed by the pastor or our morning meditation . the rstor used John 15:15. Subject he Friend of Friends. The pass >rs were Rev. R. E. Mo-Morris', esdames Louise Itxrtf TTTTTl Man ~ juknight of Philadelphia, Weston right and Lucille Caloinese of rooklyn, N. Y. League services were conducted President Harris. ~ " At_the evening worship the pasr r ui>ed 1 Cor. j.8, subject: Hoarded by Services. Reports were ade for the Trustees' Rally, the till of $154.*10 wag raised. .Tin' eaeom ss Board under the presi ncy of Mrs. L. I. Pratt led in ports follower! hv Stm\-n.i.... >a'rd No. .'5. In the Junior church e Sarah Allen club led under the ipervision of Miss I.: M. Harris"; resident,-Miss Elsie llallnian, l'olwed \,y th'V Busy Bee club, suuvfsed by Mrs. F. M. Quarle-; resident, .Miss Daisy Butler. I The Tricycle contest sponsored ' the Sarah Allen club realiz il !2.75 Aup. 11th Master Si lav att, won the Tricycle. The Sunbeam club met with lit .* Miss Catherine Mae White .ni i oiiday afternoon. Kev. 1). S. S>i.|_ r was a^visitor and rave very lpl'ul remarks to the little -jvi-i!-. I iss Freddie and Georgia I.vies en' , rtained the Sarah Allen club <u; ,' eduesday afternoon an i Friday j. ternoon. Mrs. F. K. Sweeten-i Hf^^vas hostess to the Excelsior' ub. These -n\eetines weie Weill tended* anil . sweet courses were j. rVed ftl all JratfiOrin.es. T Dr. and Mrs.?B: J. Uamsey,!r of. Thomas Brown. "VI i-< i'Adams and Mr;'Mir Adams weiv cent callers at the* manse. Mesdamess . Ci Floyd, I.. M.1 lder and the pastor attend' d tinstrict missionary ^convention' ? 11 -t Thursday below Prosperity-. 1 t'oniu worship \Cith n* and don't i rget our revival starts the ">th 1 tnday morning, August ,30th. j Bethlehem Baptist ( hurch Rev. K. K. (laulden, Pa>t<ir The Sunday school nut at the 1 .ual time with the assistant sn-11 rintendent i:. charge. After all >od study of the. lessen, it wosil UI1 1 u- r. . ' wiv> >cu uy did. jesse \\h'ito I ho was visiting' us from Zi>>n I lptist church in Columbia. The morning services wen opYnwitli Miss Gwendolyn Henry at e piar.o and after the room la r deitional period, our pastor came be re us, using as a text Luke 21: i-2?5; subject "The Signs of the ribe the conditoris"df the nation's me". How well these words deday; and the widespread groan- I g and anguish of mankfind. I We were happy to have the fol- I lowing named persons worship | th us on last Sun.; Mrs." 1,-uise ill", Mrs. Bettie Mayer, Mrs. Car-.jf . E. Mayer, all of Philadelphia. We had also in our morning' I'Vices Mrs." Lucy C. Anglirf of cksonville, Fla.; Mrs. Theresa' (lanlrfen from Vow York file 10 is visiting her relativ's in the rson of Rev. and Mrs. Gaulden d her motheirin-law M j a . weatt our pastor's mother. ! The K. V. I' 11 "" " ' with Mrs. Nancy Sihgb ton pre r ling. Mr. E. Miller gave the B. P. U. Members a good Bible ex- j lination. The night services we're opener! i th Mr. George Singleton at the ino. Our pastor^Mter came be-J re us. with another strong mt's-} ge. -Subject:. "Strength Through tedionce". If you would be strong grace you must obey the will of i -s play entitled, The Ten Virgins, 1 11 be presented at "the Bethlehem .ptist church, August 31 at 8:00 K- I K __ ? . ".4 . BEHimf^Ron An award of $50.00 is made each year tiori 'o the Ne'j'O or any Negro g'oUp for subimtled on on improved method of fc 1 < "'tlr -I?inlrie - ? lio.ild he mailed? to Marie Downing, La'ieuse lieau- > t\ Loumlation.St. Louis, Mo.) !** t ' I. iuis. Mo.: In '..si-lcTttnjf ~ yoiii -hn?i?- i"!' i' 11. it is important. to i c niohibcr thai w'e want to mimic nature as closely as possi- . die.- \V !ien ue are- itt the Lest ol' puy.h.al cuia.li.il on. the* h}oo<l cir-' . alalltj;'. .!? math tpe skin jrives a "iaiily, h-allny tint tl7 our cheeks, itsl it-' i^" thi.- at-; carate-'-'!tve wish .? niiita)v.-ve:, ne apply litane^ \ -ii-nt per-- u-'. '! cause of the va-. latfou m eoiiip.i..\ion shades, -hoi i.a'. I a '-a I' "i'mtr : ,ust >a:. J tally Mhci i \yj? * wf mugi M'iii!' yili i?i\V the same'?' ? -' '1 i.aw i.t-u -the < ' M<w- i~i .?vim.. U. t v<t?by. s.i*? i ?-< ,\ercifo. , t In 1. ii I * i la M. writ j. t'c -darker coin pi' xiuiis should u>e the dan; el'. shade* of "linage and llf?> lit U. tin-' shades;- which upp'at;. otig'i; red b?. l<M*o boiim ' place.! nil tin rht'tiWs. \\ union with do 111"1 i in! | complexions can use -lighter -had- . .os, amivery light . complexion I an ,lakm "naUu a'l'-' rouges.-ot c,* i. those with a t?iti h of. orange in ih' in. ' ' ' ' ' - | In'our last column, wo pointed out/ viiat i nugim .hotild, U* applied in J uoh a uay that it creates an.ap-peai.anee of natural - beauty, in-; . -proda on the face. -The same stead of looking like a dab of Color tiling.is tru' , of course, about lip-, stick.' Carefully and correctly ap- 1 plied, lipstick, gives1 & .-oft;, allurilg appearance tb the lips. But when ?it is put oil carelessly;. ii .rive- our mouth, an artificial, "puiiiti.il ' look that is anything lint, inviting. I..pstii I; .-!e ujdf'tursiUircd .-par ingly. e- pis ial.jy if the lips' ar I l lai/i- and lali.J^Ti >houTiT be ap I pliid MiU'ninl.vfi ahd evenly ani. I ;ubbcd into tit.. >.n'.uu- > : ti.i lip never >111 sired <>r m it thick layer. ' Our stsa.'b of. li.ps;iek sh'ould b selected 'with as iiuicii c.itv ;r> w i.-i- in pa-kimr our roiiu>. lb nieni- | In'i' I luit Wo .want lipstick whicl j ' aill.uive inir lips the folof that| uat.ui aify v\ith bui type o. < 11111K-\i1 !t. An.) us color shoiili nia.cn our I'l-ua'c as clos-ly a.pos-iitlo. _ If tlie lips arc cstrcmvlv l in a*, niciv straight, like acros>. tin .'ace,- lipstick should be used. t. I ouf.tl tiiiiii' out inal. yi\'c them at. ailu.-iba eurv . Tr.e upper"- !i] i - ho.uld 1,. arched into h "lupid's' It \v." by lea in? a .tiny triaiiuk , .n the cat.lei ol; -T clip untouched, and hi iiiKiliu- - the- -lipstick..on - . h si-!,, of -it nil 'lie v.ny up t t'b atto?-oo-'i u'l i r.c : I ps iron: lib rhi:.sity >k.: It never * pefi-Sii.it . ( !' co .i sc. foi 1 ij stick to ru bcyotu. that t:jtL. ito n.a:t.er If: w : hir thps am;, i.e. . 1'ipto-d.at, b. ailty csp tit ad.' not :it'.t ' t.. < lipid's bow of ill. . pp. r lip - p: :.of.)lc? <i as \\ a's' '.orni rly p puiar. It:.other words., . in.tw: l.i -tick i> cart ic. radualiy 'ijo'Arv.' : i to.raid t':. David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient attention given to all businees placed with me. 1 PHONE 5717 n f 1 ,x I r \\ ot*i yynaii Every, f UNTIL SEPT Leave Columb 4 _ m " ivrrive v nariest Returning leave Ch ? Ounsult Ticl W. E. McGEE> A. C, < . ' Page 3 b/the F&endo \ k. / ? the best paper ^ I ^ leauty culture. * \ ri.-: l. I l J?' 11 I ;<;' 1 Q-, j ??iny >>iat |tiy d'atr-siu . .' IH'llt ' | , < !' I i;i- 111' ' ->< i ii ? rm::ii'fir ui'-fiv" ? ??? ' >ti ii.'- '-J.'' 'tj ti.-'t siii.i I r."... ' l(><- i t'i'-t .:' ? i-'' ii'I . ii JI \ ? f..' Ill -.I'-' U.VU.1 .! !; fit- tlii" ' t'l.!i ti .i y ..a::. t.<v- "* t'1' ilj'i'iy. jiJjit-.c'l. ii.. li.i* 'i'iii 1L * j the Curi-.ci- of/"Jit iij.-,' j: ?. i'ivv l h'h im"uUi a jvi'i'',- ' ' ?? titici .. ' ' th .?Mai . i:u : ?>;tJ>< hut nt U!i u *., ami :<. >:? : ,'il'** ' >1 t' - a C '[ >' 11V i ! ... :r V! il \\f\- . ii'lt'ir y UJi. ai.'! s?. ''* .* uu. i .a; ;i til.mi;- m - ' tivul'. l; I>. ' I " .. ; V.a, a^-ist.vi V' M. M. .Mll..^k TI1-V > Kv-rV^; I) ; "i.- n.ir lv- J'i'^nv tit'.a : IV- iy.1 acta-.:. The suit.'.- . <M'f if , j\f, hac-Rsiidei ? re e-hii.o.eii: confessed" Cr.iiat. . Nijiviy--:x .and sixly cents , ' , was raised." We at - grateful t (!ud T?\r .such nun a's !U'v! C'lui k, . . our ]>astor and Rev. M"c Moore, The church >Va.? c"r.p\vde.'l each ,r night with i.oth white an<? colored t'D hear the- Rev. M. McMoore. The church eXt' ucL a vote of wel- * (t ine to Rev. McMaore for our I'd;" revival. 1'o.r UU'tie: who livc'to wit- * nes.s it. Fhat Good-Feeling.' after Black-Draught has relieved constipation ... Thotusands of men and women ' ? avoid loss of time at." work from sickness by matching their health, and taking Black-Draught at the first sign of "constipation. Ordinary errors in_?ating may of the bowels. A dose or two of Black-Draught will make them ^rara=a**?~. active again. It Is a 3 reliable, purely vegetable laxative. SO -& manV like it because of "that good l'eellne" which its thor*' ' ' ?'-icli action brings. ' ? C 4 Sold in 25c packages j . . tound Trip )? eston 7? ?* ? Sunday ? EMBER 61h Ja . 4 A 4 14* I CI U.4U AJU. on 10:30 A.M. arleston 5:20 P.M. tfrl?A gmta ?>*. P. A., Columbia, ' . . " ; 1 mmmmmm?mmmm?ammm* * \ ; r ' v J