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PAGE 6 AH newi for The Junior Page j * must be in the office no later than 1 Tuesday afternoon of each week. J Many letters are received tee late for publication. "BILL" & Boys And Girls WANTED To Earn Money lit Spare Time j Here's an opportunity for am* j Hltioue bays end girls te make < mon^y every week, all year 1 t kJ l_ 1 ionic, oy Bimpij wwunf t pare tlm* In your own neigh- j bo r hood. No money, no experience needed. We supply every thing. Many boys and girls are now happy, making their own spending money. All yea c have to do to join them is to - c write to the address below i and ask for full details. Write ?? t?: . I CIRCULATION MANAGER \ THE PALMETTO LEADER c 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, 8.C c ' ' \ DILLON NEWS 1 ' . * . . 'c ? - j Sunday school opened at bhe 1 usual hour, with Supt. and teach-' ' ..... ... ?_.ers. at their post of duty. > , f -At 11:30 service was opened b> j the pastor. He preached a won- | derful sermon. Many hearts were c made to feel good. Those on. the, sick list are: Mrs. ^ Jones, Mrs. Mary Gordon, Mrs. Frances Johnson, Miss Mamit Clark, and Mr. Lee Jackson. airs. lAMia. ?. atnpm is oac; home after spending tw<o weeks in New York with her sister-inlaw. 1 MivaiuL Mrs. L. Anderson havf 1 returned to Washington, D. C. alitor spending the weok-enc-k wit) * MJr.s. Hamoatha Wi tillers poo n. s Mrs. Queen Gibson received tht i glad, news that the stock had visited her daughter, Thomatsena, t and left a fine baby girl. Mothe; 1 and baby are doing fine. ,< Miss Maggie Wingate and c mother 'nave completed their new 1 bojne on Dixon St. . J Mr.. Herbert Crawford is hanx \ after spending the -summer at the Beach'. Mrs. is. iayior has been in St. . Louis, Mo. vLiting bar neice and I ^ .friends for three> weeks. \Ve t hope she will soon return to the joy of her friends. I Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Sim- ; hions, and mother, Mrs. Lillian Nicholas, motored to Mullins; S ^ C.JSunday to vie.i? _ friends. 11 KM M IN (J W A Y N FAY S (ha vis?('hapel L M. F. Church _ Rev. I*. M. Knox, Pastor t ' Sept. 27? Sunday was a beauti- fill , day, Sunday School opened a' ; the u-ual hour by the Stipt. Th< t lesson was discussed under on< t body. v Sunday being the fourth Sur.- j slay and the pastor being ill, ant he wasn't able to be atj his post of ' duty, so he sent two of his local ? preachers from his other church . Hopt-welk, which were Bro. S. M 'f Carr and Bro. Vealus Green. Rev 1 Green delivered the gospel. Hi 1 selected his text front' St. Matt f 1:17, subject,- "Confidence and v Faith." We hope. our pastor will soon be up and going again. 1 Mr. O. Pasliey and Miss Mary J \ Brown are attending school a' \ Morris College, Sumter, S. C. 'i ! Thev state that they like it fine j M iss Lilie Johnson will leave Sept. I 30 (flor Charleston, S. C. We hop' ] her good luck. j ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH ( c Rev. J. C. Honor, Pastor Carnwell, S. C.?- Sunday morn ing was pleasant for the churcl goers, the members?and rf r-i?nds _ made use of this by being on time in largo numbers. In his touching way and lined the- v, hymn, "A. Charge to Keep I Have'1 s His text was Phi!ippi*ns 4;4 "Rc- t joiee in the Lore always, and a ,J gain I say rejoice. The subject, ' "The Master of Joy." Every one v expressed himself as having en- ] , joyed the meeting. v Everyone ' is looking and plan- a ning for the "Home Corning" j( week beginning October 10th and V ending October 25tb. Both old and young. are getting ready to e con.e home that week I Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Honor re- j ported an enjoyable trip to Sene- * ca, K. C., last week, visiting Mrs. j ' Honor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. d G. Washington on Popular street. ' Thev visited Professor and Mrs. J. s H. Chapman of Chapman Grove v scnooi. wry stup-pea wj iuhk in \ at Oconee County Training school, t We are glad to see the grand e children of Mr. and Mrs. Sam u Cunningham back after spending Home time in Washington, J). C. We are anxious to know who will win the prizes the Deacon Ma Contest. If you have not f helped one and wish' to do so, please see one of tthe following: ' Mrs. M. Cunningham, Mrs. Mary 11 Crawford, Mjrs* '.Wallnce, Mrs. ' Brice or Mrs. Annie Defrarffin- h nd. _P 5The io#?e T H'5> KKLAQiST WLF.KIT2 BILL CARYER, Editor applicatio t date NAME I ADDRESS \ city ;-birthdaY , ; GRADE S 'iOOL I Fill out frris coupon and mail it stamped envelope to The Pahnett | 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. . the roll book, and you will receive J Meadow Prong Baptist Churc-h Rev. J. YV. Davit, Pastor Effingham, S. C.?At 10:00 o'- ? lock Sunday a. in. four candi- w lates were baptized. May God " iless and make them strong. At 12:00 our belAvRd,wB#s^ \\ ami1 before a large congregation vith a burning message found tomans 8:3 Theme "The Mystery if God."1 We cart truly suy that s< >ur hearts burned within us ui vrhile the man of Go*, spoke to us Cftcr wards the right hand of felowship was., extended to the new P omers to Christ, Next Commun. 11 On services. The B. T. U. held n ts usual meeting at 6:30 o'clock. LM Vntong our visitors today were; )' Vlr. Eddie Frierson of New York ?' he former" Mr?. Victoria Pigett of Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. lampton Benjamin cdl Florence, 5. C. and several other visitors worshiped with us. Come again. PEAK NEWS t) o f< Pine Grove A. M. E. Church Ij Rev. B. C. Cunningham; Pastor fi Sunday was a high day at the ibove named church. Sunday , .1 ?U_ -1 V- :?>- > >wuuui ti l liiu UdUUi nuu I, Willi. Supt. and teachers present. At 1:00-o'clock the Home Society had ? heir Annual sermon preached by v iev. E. B. Boyd.--Several speech- b ss were made. AYe are having a >ur education rally on the first Friday night. We are expecting- k St. Paul and their pastor to be ii vith us. '. ' -e Mrs. Tho'masena Corley,. Mrs. . lones, Miss Eliose Boozex and ^ Miss Young of Irmo niQjLorto t( 'cak ion TMesday^of last week* on >usiness. t Miss Mary E. Gilliam of New- . >erry was the week-end guest ,ol 1 Mrs. Emma RingerMrs. Janle .Lee Trapp is in Ashe ^ ille visiting her brother. Brother Daniel Tyler is very l( ick; hope he will soon be better! T s i* A1M E'lyiO SANATOKllM v i ?Stale Park, C.?Wo, the?~y nates of the above named Sanaorium were very proud to have fhc Woman's Home and Foreign w Missionary Society of Jones Chap- 9 1 A.M. E. Z1011 church and render* j, ;d such a lovely program on each ,vard, and in the infirmacy bringng words of encouragement and sunshine to the shut in. Mrs. Jorine Benson, the president, gave n losing remarks, many things she t ;aid will live lOng in the Hearts I, ?f those who heard her. After the p jrogram they left two Ituge bas- fi ;ets of fiu ts and magazines which el vas distributed by the Nurse. E\<** NV y one enjoyed the repast and wJ y .vant to thank those dear ladies 01 vho thought of us. We do hope you vi 11 visit again real soon. You 1 lave a standing invitation, and ire always welcome. . Those who attended were:- Hrs.' Benson, Bratton, Coulter, Craig,larrington, Quary, also- Misses (-.0 rene Gaston, Benson Green i*juary, and Miss Corine Gordon's1 hoir. j, SI M-M KU'VILLE N EW S First Hnptist Church I . ttrr?tzdh"Claik. I'a.stm ^ hi Sunday .morning was a very ?< peasant one for First Baptist. fj Iuite a few attended the morning ervices. After the dismissal of S, he Sunday school scholars, Hev. ti i. H. Clark took for his subject The Doing of Peter". Everyone n* away rejoicing over the won erful message delivered. Sunday , ' light--Hev. A.- H. Clark delivered; nother heart felt sermon., Sub-v_ ect "Talent Hiding." After which lev. Clark sang a beautiful song ntitled to Glory". Rev. and Mrs. Clark have visi-) ors at the parsonage, Miss Ar-|0f huree Twiggs of Philadelphia wh? at s Mrs. Clark's sister. We were es elighted to have her present. Miss E. W. Harris one of Alton's graded school teachers were /ith us during our night service. ve are pieaseu to nave any visj-, ors and we welcome each and evryone to come and join in with {< isjn our worship. ly The Faithful Workers fish fry a vas a great success on last Mon lay night. A large crowd was Y >resent" and everyone enjoyed it. si The Usher Board is giving their inal ^>arty of the season "Monday a light SeP^- 28: I. Affaire hard at work, ttjnng to ^ old up the banner of First Bapt, y hurch. 1 n v TME T1 afel N BLANK . 193 ! < < < < .-. ? ? < STATE I. AGE ; H- ; 4 together w-ith a self addressed ] ;o Leader, Bill Carver's Club, * Your name will be placed on J i membership card and button. ? *1 PROSPERITY NEWS ' 10:30 Sunday morning fo-und mioh Sunday school beginning1 a onderful service. Just before tlu oon services .the audience enjoy j a splendid talk by Prof. Keith i regard to the school Rev. V . Wallace delivered the evening jrmon. Monday 8:45 Howard 3*-.?High hool opened with a large attendnee. Many parents were present j begin cooperation with th( iculty. All teachers were at the ost. ..Next Sunday afternoon lany members from Shiloh and eighboring churches are sehodill1 to motor to Carlisle to pay a isit to Rev. McLawain. All art ivited. ?. ? WESTMINSTER NEWS ? . By Ruby M. Austin We were happy to?.witness?I ery successful revival meeting at lie Pleasant Hill Baptist church n last week. Many souls, confssed Christ. M iss Henry M. Glover went tc liberty, S. C. Sunday to attend the uner&l of Mr. Ilallums. The fa lev of Miss Virena Ilallums. Miss laltums is a former student ol eneca Junior college. The Westminster high school i: ping on nicely uncler the super ision of the new principal Mr \ II TL. ir* s ii. i numpsoo. ne wish mil very successful school term. Rev. J. M. Stokes was awaj ist week running a revival meet lg for Rev Graham in William ton. Miss Nellie Ltfc Walker was ome Sunday. Miss Walker is at ending Seneca Junior college. Among those who left to at end Seneca Junior college Tues ay of last week are: Misses L Iarine and Naomi Childers, Miss s Ellen and Samuel Wright Tessrs Lupper Childers and Hal que Wright. Miss Mozel Grinds 'hey have our best wishes for i uccessful school year. Mr. Arthur Childers is hen isiting his parents. He has beei n Philadelphia, Pa., fb<r sever ea i s ?tr-m?h-.i tini'?t?rrr-n?1' ' ' ?. .. > m tu avu. ill ill Mi>s Pearlina Stokes of Oranjrc uik came in town Sunday to staj ith her uncle, Rev. J. M. Stokes he is attending the Westnunstoi itfh school. MARION NEWS The people of Marioon wort luch surprised when they received he sad intelligence of Mr. Mb ease Campbell's death, who doarted this life Sppt. lfi*. He wajneralized. at Bethel M. E hurch Sunday, September 20, oi hich he had been a member foi ears. The prosrram dor the fun ral was as follows: Hymn No. G17?Choir. Prayer?Rev. Mcintosh. Scripture, lesson?Rev. Jenkins Solo?-Miss Ethel Howe. Remarks?Rro. McZek. Repiark??Bro. Hanrv Durant. Solo?Mr. L. B. Gurley. Remarks^?Bro. C W Wnwnnt Obituary?Mrs. C. E. Durant. Hymn? No. 383?Rev. Wash, itfton. Sermon?rRev. S. E. Watson. Solo?Mrs. Conic MeDuffic. Organist?Mrs. A. B. Gibson. The life of Mr. Campbell with bv fcllowman?shown by Uui iany floral tributes that were nt from all churches and ieuds- of Marion. Mrs. Sirene Aaron of Camden, , C. who has btnen ill for\some me here with her lather is much rtter. Mrs.; Aaron was the din;r RUOvt the past week of Miss illian Davis and Mrs. McQueen, he [dans to return to Cami.<en on. Rev. G. W. Cooper, D. S. of the lorence district held his fourth larterly conference at Bethel onday nipht. Rev. and Mrs. Cooper received warm . welcome. The members ' Bethel have put on new life nl n.rc j^oinpf better alonjr all lir.t. OtylNGS NEWS Rev. J. W. Thomas, Pator ? Mt. Carmel A. M. E. Church Sunday was the day set aside >r the close of the educational ra' ' which was very successful with few in number At this writing Mrs. Maris eargins has been added to th? ick list." I>et everybody get ready to mcel t the* Saxon Brothers' Fair ol /ourens county near Mt. Carme l. M. E. church, Nov. 4-9 whert ou will make new friends ant leet the old ones. " *1 ? ' njiwrro mwi RIDGE BRANCH NEWS Death Our church was crowded on las' friends and relatives to attend th? funeral services of Miss Maonii Erving, which were officiated b] Rev. Bailey, pastor. Mamie wai a faithful worker in Sunday schoo also Corresponding Sec. She wa always willing to do her part ii her church. She was admired b; | many, and had quite a wonderfu , testimony. Her favorable chapte was Job 14th chapter, 14th verst I She was a former student q Ridge Hill school; Graduate o [ Phillip university; Chicago. Sh ? also completed a course in- Bool Keeping in Chicago. She hau quit a few friends to visit her <luners ? from various states. Mr. Rober ^ 'Butler and sister of New York , Mrs. Mary Johnson, sister of Nev | York; Mr. Andrew Erving, broth ! er of Chicago; one of har devote* > sisters spent 6 weeks with he | during her illness, had only re ? turned home four days before he J death. Mrs. M. L. Butler's siste ! who was not able to attend he 1 funeral services. We hope sh is resting in peace. fir>np huf membered. ^ ?r ? v I BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCI i Rev. E. E. (iaulden, Pastor i Newberry, S. C.?The S.unda , school was called to order by Si ; perintendent Gladden. Instead c the regular revicy, our superinter i dent spoke, about the progress c the Sunday school and how i could be improved. Our . paste : wag called upon by the Supt. t ' .'.ive the Sunday school some en 1 couraging words and that he djc ' The morning services were ope ed with Miss Kwendolyn Henry a [ the piano, and after the regtila devotional service, our pastor gav us a strong message on ''Christia Allegiancq". Following the morn ing services the funeral of'Deaco Benson J. Caldwell, Jr., was hel at the church. Br r ^?Christian life. lie was a ma t who believed in serving God an i man. He was never known f shrink from, his duty, lie leave to mourn his lost a wife, fou > chillren, two brothers, thirteen . grand-children, ami-a host of rel . atives and friends, r The mother of-ottr beloved pas [ tor left Newberry .Thursday fo clear old Georgia. We regret ver much to see her go after bei-nj with as for more than two months We do. hope and trust that sh will come and be with us again. The B. Y. P. U. held its service at 5;00 P.M. after which the dismissed for Baptism. As a re suit of our ten nights revival foi ty "persons joined the church an thfrty-six of that number wer Baptized last Sunday night be fore a crowd of twiTveh'umired. W have been more than blessed b having this large number of youii folk come in the church. Ever (Christian should rejoice in hi heart: and every member of Beth lehcm should shout hallelujah. STERLING HIGH LIGHTS Greenville. S. C., Sept. 28.?Din .inc the past two weeks Sterlin; has been the recipient of many vi iting friends and alumni of th school. Among our most recen visitors were Up. Johnson, Rev. C 11 f M.. J / > ' 1 ? * i . viuiiuv , .11 r,; vunningnani, .wi Whittonburg. Miss A. J. Carey am ] lu-r siste.r. We feel very fortunat ' in having these friends visit u and trust they will return agaii soon. I It is interesting to note tha more than half of the class of '.'h have already been enrolled ii some school, or institution for th furtherance of their education 'The 'incomplete record of thi placement of students shows thi . following location of students: Mi J. T. Anderson, Misses Mamie l^a cus and Sadie Irby are enrolled a Benedict 'college; Misses Ros Brooks and Eartha Mack at St Augustine college; Miss Matti Butled and Mr. Joseph Gilliard an enrolled at Hampton institute; M Chas. Greer and Miss_Macy Sulli van arc enrolled at Morris Browi college; Miss Mable Mason is en rolled at Virginia State college Misses Velnia Hamilton and Louis Harris, Messrs Chas. .Ervin, Rob ert Johnson, Emery Hopkins, A Hopkins, .Horace Johnson and M Rosemond ;n-<> fnrnlled. fli ChLflii college; Misses Daisy E. Simpsoi and Ruth Young, Messrs B. Gal -lowa.v, 11. B^?Goodlette. Jame Powell and Earle Smith are en rolled at S. C. State college; Miss es Almeda Hunt and Velma Cole man are enrolled at Paine collecri ?Miss Corn B. Gibson is enrolled ii the Department of Dental llyprien* Meharry Medical college. Thost i taking the -eourse in Nurse Train ing are Miss Naomi Burton Schoo of Nursing, New York City; Mis; Margaret Heyward, St. Agnes hoc pital, Raleigh, N. C.; Miss Rutl Benjamin, Memorial hospital Greensboro, N. C.; Miss Melbi Needon, School of Nursing, Co lumbia, S. C. The chapel exercises are pro grossing with added interest. Th< programs are being conductei weekly by the different classes un der the guidance of the faculty ad visors. The "B" division of th I senior class sponsored last week' i program in which they present^ Miss Pendergrass with "Tirrftl i Topics" taken from noted writers > The football team had its firs heavy scrimmage Friday. Th t boys showed a decided improve f ment' in speed, skill and deceptio 1 and with a few more eherk-iina r> 51 offensive line drive they should b 1 j in fine shape for the opening gam ' with Fell Street Hi, October 9. I s EBBANUEL A. M. E. CF-fuRCH I ?n i t I)r. J. EL Thom?s, Pastor T = ?^ J 3 Sunday was- as usual a high ^ay . e it is very typical of Charlestonians / to go to their ehui'ch. Evangelist s Elise Miles brought her week's 1 meeting to & close with untold s success 'the morning and evening n sermons were powerful and wide y j awake?We regret that our pastor 1 was ill and could not be present. ? r | Mrs. Mabel Green, a prominent (. member of Emmanuel church was f elected President of the dlonferf . ence Branch Missionary societies e of the South Carolina Conference, k } The officers and members are e now buckling orf their boots for .1 the raising ofthe Conference t ' claims. Quite a number of friends v throughout the State will come - to Emmanuel next Sunday and d listen to the sermon preached by r ' EfcshOp Flipper. - ! Monday night in.Emmanuel all , r the chuyohes of Charleston will r come together to do honor to oour r beloved chieftan. The following e couples were happyily marrieu in Emmanuel parsonage this week: Buster Jones?Ruth Fair, Joe Simmons?Gardner. Peace be unto thee. d Our Scribe, Mr. J. Fred SimI rnons, Titular head of the Junior choir, Dist. Supt. and popular postman is back from his vaeay tion. " ' Mr. Roy A. Young, a student d from State A. and M. college was i- a visitor at our parsonage last it Sunday, guest of Miss Frances N. it Thomas. The parents of Mr. r Herman Lessane gave a royal re0 ception for him and friends then i- he made his escapade for Howard 1. university, Washington, D.- C. n where he will enter the Medical 1 it course. ' " . - .? r Messers Harry Moultrie and c Clinton Young, graduates of Linn coin university and Talledega? both prominent members otf this n church are" prepared to serve in j any school anywhere?an S.'O. S. -call will find them ready to serve. 1. " I a ?-?. i1 MORRIS BROWN ? A. >1. E. CHURCH j . r ' T Charleston, S. C.?Services on last Sunday at Morris Brown were .well enjoyed all day. After the Pastor's Bible Class had adjourn1 ed, the regular services began ^ with the sermonette to" the junior ? church,who assembled in the usu' al large numbers t0 listen to the message brought by the pastor. "Insects who bore into trees*1 was S thp trmi/* from 1 y spoke to the children, and many i !- valuable examples Were drawn , - from the subject and applied to , d the further explanation of the sub ] u ject. Old and young, were, edified, | !- and benefitted. I)r. Withe rspoon , v selectew a# a text for the morning , v sermon. The subject selected and jr developed, was 'The Glory and v Gain of Christian." s At the League hour, a literary t program was rendered by the Scholarship Committee. ..Featuring the program, was ah address by ' Y Mr McCray, of the :*Charle'ston f Messenger" staff, who spoke from tlw vubject, "The Call to Amis." . A neat little amount was raised '< ir at the eonelusipn of the program, t s At 8:00 p. m. Dr. Witherspoon 1 ~~ delivered a Most?Uhlf|Ue Hl&0k? 1 , hoard? sermon, taking as a sub- 1 . jeet, "Hearts." An illustration on ? " one side of the bpard representee ( j an evil heart, and the dangers r thereof were brought Tmt by the l> 111 liist rations tin tin* l.rwir/1 T(ip s reverse side of the board had t 1 thereon, a. good heart., 1 The Dearly White City directed 1 t by Mis. L. S.VSmall, was present- : ed on Monday night before an ap> preeiatod audience. 1 e ' i _ _Qn .October loth. Mrs. Laura G. c J Davis presents "The Garden o? s R ses," Our church is a veritable bee hive of activity, as the time ^ ' ilaws near fin- the Annual confer- f " once. We look forward with a ( deal of real pleasure, to the visit e of Bishop J. S. Flipper on next ' ; Sunday nig^it. The vi-it of BisL* hop to Charleston, S1. C. will be v Lk his first, ofiicial visit to the city, c i' as the Episcopal head of the 7th 1 - Episcopal District. il We are'all hoping that the vis- ' - it of our Episcopal head, will be of ; 1 mutual prood to hjm, and the peo- f e pie to whom he comes. Our Dol- c . | lar Money drive has started , in ear s nest. Morris Brown intends to k ! mnintoix . f o n n' ing in the Palmetto Conference. _? ' She will be satisfied with nothing t - Icss- _ v - ST. PA 1*1, A. M. l')r -CHIJRttt- ~ ; a e s Rev. R. A. Young, pastor, of St. t Paul had a ?busy day, Sunday school opened at the usual hour. s Our Presiding El er was with us. 0 3 This being our 4th and last quar- a * terly conference. Elder Adam 1 preached a .very good sermon. He s has been With us six years, but . " we never have heard him preach 1 as he did Sunday. The Conference j5 ? was a success, we hope our Elder i and beloved pastor will return to c - us. Mr. Willie Glenn of Helena " worshiped with us on last Sun- ! - day. ;j e Rev. Young and his folk went rj over to St. .Mark to help Rev. ! . J. S. Martin put over his program. *i Sept. 22, a devoted mother ani.' 3 e faithful Christian entered into J s rest after a long and useful life, 3 . Sister Carrie I?an possessed many ?j ? fine traits of character and was jj ^ loved and respected by all who ?j * knew her. She will be. greatly *i * missed in (her church and com- 3 e munity. .Funcva] services were * held at St. Mark church, Rev. J. ' n S. Martin, pastor, was assisted by n husband, ten children, six grand e Rev. J. A. GaAwMe. She leaves a e children, one sister and a host of | relatives an*J friends. j $ |T- ^ BY HEKBEF I'ATHETK It's pathetic that I trust When my friends advise Though they often spe.f? You're as worthless So they say?and ye Truly understand nu You may lie to- me or si My affairs ?it doesn't mi ?You may steal the very 1 For the joy I know "YNear t0 you would i Quite a simple thing DON'T HOI'EYou ought to stop hopin We'll like ev'rything thai Just make up your mind Accept with a smile wh JUST WHY I I It wasn't my wish to be 'Twas merely to find if When you told me you'd So don't be unhappy;?I' I've brought you a presei Here's plenty of candy f . And my darling, I want So you'll keep forever as (To my readers: I am-truly gi Cards which I have received fro continue to give me the power yours!) BEfluryTE An award of $50.00 is made each > lion to the Negro or any Negro group submitted on an improved method i (Note; Send contest entries Foundation, Room 607, 511 Loci St. Louis?In a recent colum we Jearned that, brittle, easii"; n o ken fingernails can usually 1 nade strong and pliant if they a soaked regularly in warm oli1 nl._jSince ? great many ..worm uivtT'expressed interest in th lelpful beauty hint, we'll devo his column to some more info nation about the care of finge tails. Of course, we should uever u 1 metal file in cleaning the nail The sharp steel point gouges tl ikin - under the nail, frequent caving a black line that will n trow out. It is best to use an orangewoi tick to keep the nails clean, i in added precaution, some wonn vrap a bit of cloth, or cotton ound the tnd of the stick if it inusuallv shavn . rrfi? ... ic twisted around the end of tl ttick*to leave a point that is'shai nough to clean the crevices of tl mils. Hons; hold duties often stain tl inderside of the nails, makir hem look dirty and ill-kept i n,atter how carefully we clef hem. In this case, we mu ileach the underside , of the nail ithcT with a regJter nail bleai ng cream, wTficll you can pu hase at your durgstore, or wii ome similar preparation. Although lemon juice will - he ileach the nails somewhat, espe ally if the stain is light, usually nore active bleach is needed. Oi if the best methods is to soak tl lands in a teacup of water i cJiich six or eight drops of pe xide has been placed. The ham nay be soaked in this solution ew minutes after you finsh wasl ng the dishes of the evening mee Hangnails should be given' ear ill attention to prevent their b oming infected. If the hands ai oaked in olive oil occasionally i :eep the skin smooth, an4|*? tl uticlc is pushed back carCfull here will bo less tendency fc hese troublesome hangnails to. d relop. If they do, they should 1 lipped down as close to thg gfr is possible With a pair of scfssoi ind alcohol or some other anti iptic should be rubbed over tl iroken skin to prevent infectio Massaging the fingertips occi ionally with the fingers of tl ither hand will help keep the nai nd cuticle healthy, and will stin llflfn tVir? ...v v.ivuiuuuii yj I cut: UIUl inder the nails to Rive thejn lealthy, pinkish tint. The ma: a^inpr can be done at interva hroiitfhout the day. The cutic an bo gently pushed back, and th HE HI i Saturday, October 3, 1930 Kpftitatuma ! .? : V_ J \ IT ELI DICKSON '* ? WKK?<KKKKKKK">v,X"X"X"X"K**M**) Z?I WONDER! you me not to, ; of sordid deeds you've done, as I'm lonely ^ t, you only ? as no other one! :atter atter-? ittle that I own.in living make forgiving : to do for you alone! ^ -WORK INSTEAD! ig that day try day : VOh do and sav! to work well, artd then? at we think or when! .EFT YOl?THn.VL mean to you! your words were true grieve if I went away? m home to stay! r ?i . x tit?it's not so much! ind cake and such! you to cat and eat 5 nice and sweet! rateful for the many nice letters and 4 nv you. I am trusting that God will to please each of you. Very truly -ear by the Founda- f ^ V> ' fj for the bet) paper - 1 of beauty culture. * \ to Marie Downing, I.arieuse Beauty jst street, St. Louis, Missouri) n, mantle of skin on each side of the y. fingernail stroked in a forward dibo reetion. This has the advantage re , of giving the fingertips a more tave pering appearance, as well a s ?n | keeping the nails healthier. - 1 te FLOYDALE CIRCUIT'S QUARr TERLY CONFERENCE r- Rev. R. Benjamin, Pastor se The fourth quarterly confefc*Is* ence of the Floydale Circuit of the tie Dillon District met Saturday', ly September 26, 12:U0 o'clock^ p. m. ot in St. Paul church. Rev. K. Ben jjamin, is the progressive pastor. . with the faithful officers of St. Paul and Faulks chapel churches, >n ha?J the work well planned preva> ious to the coming o!t the Presiding Elder. After the organization ?j by the Presiding Elder, Dr. L. A. Wells, the routine work of the quarter was taken up. Reports ''' from the several departments of 110 - the church, showed that progress I was made along all lines. Paid to ,.the pastor $101.14; Dollar Money iK $25'00; paid to the Presiding El10' der, the full assessment, $25.00, in | and donated him a nice purse on st his Conference suit. Both churchIs, I es ask for the return of the pas:h , tor. .. | I-. | uumuoj iiiuj UIIIK, me c^upt. oi th the Sunday school, Rev. R. L. Leach, Was on time, at his post of 1 duty. Mrs. L. A. Wells, the in c_ tellegent, and queenly wife of the Presiding Elder, reviewed the lesson. She brought to light many very* interring *vnd helpSWl 1 ?e truths. ' in The morning service was largely r- attended. Dr. L. A. Wells, Is preached a wonderful sermon,-he a j is a sweet gospel preacher, many h-,went avyay happy, and others ? - - fl talking 'about the glorious mese ! sage. e The crowning feature of the re I, day, was the celebration of the tn-i' Golden Wedding or-Brother J. W. ic 1 Campbell and ISisterYlda Campy bell. They having Been married ? fifty years. To this union have p "been borned nine children. Forty j""* ' three grand children, am. four ? great granrf*-'cViildren. /And still UL tin. bi'idyand Vreowv 1^ok 'yoong. ' rs This vyp% a rearVind grarM occass" ion. IT real nicwou^jl>rg dirtner le was served to a large number of relatives and friends. Many and a- valuable were the , presents rele ceived. Mr Campbell is one of Is the many citizens, of Floydale, rj. who owns a nice home. He aiu/his ,H family ai'e highly respected by a both races. ^ Subscribe For | The Leader r " ^ lP. WILLIAMS 1 Funeral Home $ OI'EN DAY AND NIGHT $ 5; Vith Quality and Better Service .j. Phone 957.? | AMBULANCE SERVICE | LADY ATTENDANT $ T ?? > x 1808 Washington Street j ^ COLUMBIA, S. C. J < 'V. <