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Saturday, March 27, 1937 KKV. lM.Alit IHXOVKHS KQy. \V- P, Plsiii- nf Duirie Ave. has recovered fvont A' brief illness and is doing lin'J; wish to thank the friends of the com nuiniiy l'or the ninny kind ri-oi?cts.. shown him during1 his illrcfs. lie is aLo very grateful to 0v7 1- rank Johnson for his splendid m'uical attention." YOUNG >1 UN'S SOCIAi. C LL It The ciuli met at?4be?homo?.of Mr. Sbcalcy. 1208 Heidt St! The meeting opened at 8:00 oTdpcfc by .Rev. Walker." Home opu:'Q:l for blisiness by the.Pres., The .eL.b is planning a party or. the 10 ?r? of April, at 1208-Heidi. S'. Aftc closing meeting'a .delicious c >urst was served of cake and tea b; the girls, of the house. We are al.vay.' glad to meet there; the girls are so social. ? TIIK n. R. S. C. The Blue Rihhon Save club met r at the home of-Mrs. Laura Gib-, soli, 221 Bull street, March It). The usual form of opening was earned out. then the meeting was turned ovey to the president. The ' minutes of last meeting was read received and adopted. Roll call, .all .members responded.. After these transactions the meeting closed to meet at tho home of Mrs ! Hattie Walker, 1 11 Tobacco St. , We were?served Russian lea and i cake.-" MAGNOLIA CLUB. The past two meetings, were ; held at the home of Mrs, Tucker' and Mrs; Elmore. The usual form 'of opening was conducted hy the President Mrs. Ruby Sumter. The house was then opened, Cf>r husiness at which ti me ; it was 'decided to change our meet i'tie from Thin sdsiv .iiiohts t?v Tiies. day nights. After collecting the weekly savings of each, hostes served a delicious repast then all enjoyed themselves. Each one- expressed themselves as, hpving a voty nice ti'ine We then elose?l to meet at the home of Mrs. Ida Maty Gilliam. THE HON IION SAVING CU'15 Monday night, March 22, the ehih .nicl'nFtho hmvie of-Mr. -T. M. Dcntloy 110J> Gadsden street. The mooting: was opened with singing ' Steal Av.ay" led by Miss Haines. An inst<'ring devotioftal wits conducted. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and an^ proved and the roll call was answered with oiiotalions from the Hible. Mrs. Afmie Mae Johnson was a guest of the club. During the social hour a delicious sweet course was setved, Moetiriir will hi- held :it of Mr. Joseph Myers 8(1'? Lincoln street, Monday March 2t)th. TIIE RADIO LITERARY AND SOCIAL CM II Station RIjSC meeting with tube ,Euger.e "Wilson, J 2-150' Henderson St. We began our broadcast at 1 9:00?p.m. with opening by tJie President, Roland Harris, then the roll] call and the minutes of our first <|tiaiU'r of the \<~ar was rc* viewed. We then went into regulor?business which was diseased by tube, Ros.eoe Jackson and sev?? eral others; Our Constitution was discussed as to what the tubes t must do for the benefit of the growth of the Radio in every repeet. After all business wo had * a very' delightful repast after which we signed off to resume our broadcast from Station RI.SC, on Tuesday, March ,'50 with Tube Geo. .A Elmore, 1405 -Lyon street. Your Announcer. I.1JS IJONS AMIS o The club met at the home of Mr. Timothy Hawkins 2.".15 Lady street Tuesday, March ,23. 'rhe . meeting was called to order''hythe i president at the usual time, beginning with devotionals. Then h ' r short business session began and j much was accomplished. A cab - ( _ not?was formed to uuik out the' (H tails or a yearly program sug- j ^ gested by the;*>fliversn ad approved.; by the club. A very favorable re- I ^ port of the finances of the club was given by the secretary and treasurer which showed this club is making progress. When the business session was over the club was royally entertained by the host wno served ice cream and cake wh'ch was enjoyed. The next meeting will be with Mr. Watson 2112 Hampton Ave. We were delighted. last week to Whave three visitors. We were especially glad to have Mr. E.F. Cal houn with us since he is a member of the Crusaders Club. To these gentlemen and others who; desire to vi.sit us wo extend a cor I dial invitation, I \k * \\ A HI) ONE WILLING WOKKEltS c'li b NEWS. Tlx? Ward One Will ng Workers Club mot at the home of Miss Janio Wolfe 110K Wheat St. Tuesday Mar. 2Jrd, with the President presiding. Mrs. A. 11. Dantzler. Tlie meeting was called to order . and opened with the club song led by Miss Nancy Sims. Prayer by M'ss Lucy Jones. Bible verses by all of the members. They Miss Janie Wolfe led another song. The meeting wi\s opened for business, t he minute, v.. i c read and ??n motion hy Miss Lucy Jones seconded bv Miss Nn'-' y Sims were- appi ov ed. Tiie meeting was closed by Mrs. Ressa Chopseborough and Mrs. Annie Bell Dantzler. the Twilight club On the night of March IS the Twilight Soo'al club invited all of its friends to the Odd Follows casino to help celebrate the ninth anniversary of the Twilighters. The casino was decorated beautifully with white and blue haner (IvlUe and wli'te are the cltfb colors.) There were many balloons dangling in the ravs yf the tminkling light that was in the center of tile easing. Everyone was presented with souvenirs of the club ???'. HM. _ 1- - I auu |'vi|"-| I- [If limit's (ll'fss-. od in tho.r beautiful evening ' gowns and tlit* gents in thp latest styles, while, throwing confetti, enjoyed a very pleasant evening dancing to the rhythm of John Henry and his Swing Hoys. The festival began at eight o'clock un ti',1 twelve. THE E'TOIl.E DU MAT-EN.. SOCIAL CLUB The E'toile dit Maten social club met at the home of Miss.sS. Martin. Thursday March 18 at 8:.n.o with the president at her pos't of duty*,.An interesting program was rendered, llr. Gilliam Smith. Mer : |vn Mitchell. Walter Scott. Napers Davis and Ernest Lewis were visi- | tors from the I/Amas'sant Club. We were triad to have Rev. Wm.-| Patterson.- a member from the Palmetto Cliautfeurs club. Mr. Reed and Mr. Bates were, members from the Cavaliers social club: Messrs Smith and Mitchell were the truest, speakers. We were very, glad to have the members from various elnhs w'tO us and the other visitors and hope hev will visit us acain. The officers of tips duly: president. Mrs. Eliza Patterson; Yicopies'dont, Aliss May Belle Harmon; Secretary. Mrs. Beatrice Heart; Asst. Secretary, Mj?s Yj*-ola Harmon; Treasurer,' Miss >>'. Wheeler. We were served a delicious repast of potato salad saltines and cocoa. Wo adjourned to meet at -the home of Miss Viola Farmor March 24. BRONZEMEN The Bronzemen held their regular monthly m?etintr at the ljonie of Mr. James Williams' Monday nijrht, March 10, 1937.' A'l members were pies nt. file mee'tinpr was called to order '? y ' ll'' lit, i: !i1!. t. A1 ! 1 ):1 viil B. t'lli-H After the devotions, the noss began. Plans are almost complete: for Ih's Bronze men's private "Ball," which will be held at the rx<n\nsinp auditorium, Friday night. April 23, l'J3"7^ This will be strictly a guest affair. There will be two hundred and fifty guests invited. Among these two hundred and .-fifty guests, t!ipre will be one hundred crt of town. ' Admission for this affair, present card at door. ;\i ici iiK.'Piiii}? i.?e rem a in* ;ur 01 the Evening whs sp?irt in- pluymg (?ain es. ^ The nexL regular nrcpttrrg-WITT be" held at the home of Mr., (lent Thomas. THE SrXSHlNE HAM) SAVINCJ. (1 I 15 The club met at the hotr',J of Mrs. Addie Mae Worle.v, 121& Heidt St. Monday night March " TZ. at"t he usua 1 hon r. The te eting was called to order by our chaplain; opening song was "I'm Working on the Building'1 1 rd by Miss Josephine Washington, cutscripture lesson was read'hy Miss Jestino Rice; 5 verses of the 10th chapter of St. Lukp. Second , selection "Let Me Come In," led by Mrs.?Willie?"Mae "Jntf\s'on. The house was open for business; the minutes of the last meetinrr vnn.l received and adopted. The roll was called and each member responded briefly with a Bible \ovse We had a short program'. Wc had a solo by Miss Frances Wallace and a paper by Mrs. Hannah Cook, and a spiritual by Mrs. Finnic. Speech. We also served ice cream and cake and mints. Our closing song was iLBlcss Be The Tie," led by Miss Xezz e Wheeler. Our club adjourned to meet at the home of Mr. James Goings, 220lJ Lady St. Mr. Thos, Ttiomp eon. president. ' J TT NOTICE! The choir of Second Calvin > Baptist church invites you to its presentation of thu'r, Easter canUita "Life Everlasting" hy Heyfir, Sunday evening 8:00 o'clock, Mr. Maniguu.lt is assisting with the music. Iievs M. M. Peace, pastor. MISSIONARY CIRCLE NO. 1 The .Missionary Circle No. 1 oi the home of Mrs. Lou Bridft-v or Monday, March 2'J, 1037. at t'Oul S' nate St. All members are Asked to be present, Visitors are a!way.: welcome. Que'erie Addison, reporter L.V AMASANT The above name club met at den street _at. 8:.".0 p.m. Tuesday the home ofv^Iiss Hart 1003 Harwith the Presjdent. Mr, Mitchell in charge.?Af t e r?the dovot lolls a short program was given. The iiu m'bers who appeared -, on program weifr Mr. ILchnrdson; an~o~H alion; Mr. Smith, a short talk: a ' poem hy Miss Stromnn and a tri< 'by the lioys of the club. Miss Wil son was "a visitor, a student of Hooker Washington school who made a splendid talk which was en.ioyed by all. We were glad t< have her and we hope she w 11 , ....nv- U^MIII. J'<>- I1UC lUlgCt t IK |lm'n(|iibt ut 2-'!21 (ervais street, or ! Tuesday night. The h'xiest speakor is a very promising, one. We wore served a delicious repast. We are praying for Miss Bower's recovery. BAt'CTf A>'Ti:S The Bacchantes Social club heh its regular weekly meeting at th< home-"'of Miss Eva , Povtoniold I 121-;0 C'-rvais "St. The house Was called to order by the president ir the usual manner. After the devotional exorcises the house was opened for business This being a social mo'ting the business hour was very short I'i'ans for the party on Friday nicht were complet'd and wo wisl to extend a cordial invitation tc the horovaiy members and thTi guest. The party will be giver a eight-thirty sharp. At the closi of the bus'ness hoifr the host am hostess, .Mr. Spann and Miss Por tei field served a dcliciou-. repast after which We adjourned to mee with Mr.l.R. Boss and Mi-s D'Toi Baton at the usual time next Moh day night. Tin-: Yorx<; pi:oim.t:s i?,to (iRK^SlVK ("LIB" "Tiro Yount* People's Proves ~ht?club?frf?- Bishop?Moi rij A. M. K. church" mot at the horn >1" Miss .F?tsej?hine HolKy tuesta nijrht, March 10.- The house "va olio:! to order by the president A?iss Alice Smith. After the (K votional exercises, the hit sires - _di?oivt.ioh. A-H?fin a rein matters were '.reared up and way s'.arcsted hy which mo.iu,y can h raised to help meet the won expenses of the church. Of the many plans sujrift'st'N the ch'.h was very much in favor n a "Bingo party." The n aty wi be Riven at the home of Mr; I Prawn on Washington St. Tu'V j 'lay night, March oOth. Wo ai asking, you to come and enjoy a owning of fun and also win *' m valuable prizes. f\\'e wish t thank you in advance for you presence. After the business hotn w adjourned to meet wph Mis "IT. Kpps at 1 "01 Pine St. Tuo-da night, March 2.'k CRITERION LAUNCH YACHT Orangeburg, S. C., March. . 2' The Criterion^ launched th "Criterion Yacht" at 0:00 p. m Friday evening, March 10. 10V7 a Pukes Gymnasium. The sailor.' eleven in number, welcomed kh guests at the entrance and pledg ed safety for the wraps, etc. Mac person was escorted to the sa Ion. to enjoy the latest st'ai; s o classic ancl popular TrrrrsTrr?by +h S. C. State Collegians. Tltn e n 1 a n hni'n flin Pvifnri/.r* Of\ 1 A I IV. OIIIV/II V/V I V L I IV. \V I I .V. 1 Iv I V "I nrs of yellow and "pjirplc, wit <lashes of palms, cedars and eyci trreens about. This occasion wa the semi-formal prom, the annua affair for 10.17, of the Criteria - club of Stat.. cu'.lei't1. In the middle of the evening Mn members formed a "C." with Mis lOllen Carter, their president, ii the center, who gave the weleom address. Then each member join ! ed in the singing of the club soYir ! The officers and members g;.ine ' the applause of the guesrs ie thl ami the many otner leaiur^s 01 t,n< evening. The lovely decorations, stunnim dresses of the pretty girls, tin music, and the festive spirit, mad I this ohe of the lovliest eVeninf * events of the saving seas . \ May the Criteriors Ira,' e goo< I seas for the rest of their voyages Carolyn Wilson, reportei IE PALMFTTO LEADER TEACIIEKS* C'L.l H E r The teachers of the Sunday school ol' First Na/.aietu Ha, tist ch , church met On Tuesday, 'larch 'J, er at the home of Mrs. Reii.i MrDan- W1 iel, Harden. St. ^1( ha THE PALMETTO n> CHAUEFELTrS CLL'li gi __L_ I'll At headquarters 1117 Pine St., : hi* ! J The club m' t at its usual hour, j I \\ il.li the same niieniiq: exerciser - ,t[| < i *,)f most jn i>f/,ipiiwi*.,e claim- ? | Hi setting tlie question to an | who shall entertain the club, the i president appointed u committee ^ i't r the! year to settle .ail social ^ problems, i \p Since the drive of the club a vast- i' i number of new. members are l av-' ii;g a mixture* of thoughts of which are/giving the c!.b sopie- j tiling to let (1 tipon. It carries o^I mind l ack a year ago when I, ni - making a y port for. ti < "1 : avi' Men club" at Allen university stl wiate these words: (Time to Get . r Lp an' Gu) A farm' r .'."as 'talk ^ 1 irg t<> a fiiend one day ./hen his S1( ' hound dog. began to utle:' ir.t.urnfid howls. Tiie dog was in such nu i .pinions pain and distress that the Vl> fricr.d' liiquired as to the cause a81'" 1 The . farmer "replied: "That dog js ' . ? ' A! ( a pessimist, lie is settu.' on 'a ! coekle-bu'rr and he'd aooieT- how 1 c'1' . than get tip an' git." ' jAV< There is a lesson in this litife story to which the "club" should '1C pay attention. For the last mr-nth many me filers of the club have ^e been sitting on a particulat e piick , ^ ly cucklcrburr. Most of us have j been disposed to howl about it. and V1 , without making proper elfort to move from Jthe painful position. Hut the'time, has surely, come w hen st ^ "The I'auiKtt? Chauffeurs'" should' co and <nin really do something a- St bout the situation. 'j Those of Us who attended the ',(last meeting must have beer. 1111.pressed with the fine spirit which j prevailed and which b'spoke the 'xv earnestness and confide:,vu exist- hi ing throughout the club." The Idea _' of the fine spirit will conic put in ^ another .Fustic of the ."I.-nido'i';" I h shall leave you with "Something in SP I the air." ' We (lon't intend to unit rank tin- ! other clubs of the city by we'd o!', ^ mouth., but we do know that in th". s grand tomorrow the young men . and y?Ur-g \vomen of .today are to 1 play a conspicuous part. Their thoughts . ami achievements w;.l 1 i. mold the opinion 'of society an 1 V shape the destinies of the nation. Are yoil to maintain your pes'. -- ..lion in the front rank of th?? nip 1 eessioTT? Wo bellow that you are 1 c but tho issue is in .your haivkv y Someone'has said: ^ "The heights by gnat'iinn jni.nod ii and ko| t >> Were not attained by sudden .A 3 flight. "1 Inn th; y, i":11v \h. ir companions (, slc?l it, " c, 0 Were toiling ypward in tbe night." i\ lemuv.t C. .Williams t! ? ( RT.STOX NEWS ti ll ~ T . Tlio second quart. dy conference . _ nf the Wat?roe district was 1 elc. 1 e at St. Paul A. M. F. church. Mar J n with the pre-i-iing e:drv Dr. 0 D. F. Ilifdebrand. Saturday, the j* 0 first, of the Cilia: ter, jUfi P E. reao ' r a part of the seen 1 chapter ot . Hebrew and aftei w hich oi gan'zed s' the conference. Bro. Adam a Frederick, secretaryr various com- c mitto'es appointed. Thesteward n having all assessment, raised the P. *E. just had the disciplinary b questions and the reports of the K I. difference auxilaiaries of the ]c ti. church road and approved. Sunday i morning Sunday school opened at tl t the usual hour, with Supt. and M * teachers at their po<t of cfutv. The 0 lessor was discussed hy the various V cfaspos. and a splendid reviey \v;i.- fi h given by I)r. Ilildebrand; His A - daug'.t'T. Mis- TIil,i? 1 .ran 1 pave art rf f excel'ent address. D-ovbtitnal per i> 0 \ ire conducted h\?Hi <>. W. A. With'? ers and others. After tlic praye" Y t- service completed, our pastor, Rev \\ 1 I). J. Jlodge, after making1 some li general Veniark- presented th? P. (| * ; E. His text was taken from Joro- ci d miah 5:35. There was- much ,rg; fl ii sponso during service. It was a ~ soul stirring Mormon which was p ( enjoyed by all. The method thai S s the P. E. introduced in collecting II niwi\*n/l ill Wo A1 paid our 1'. KT <TTTt7 Assessment hi $37.00; Dollar Mor<\v $11.00; MD' sion $1.00; constitution $1.05; oi ' , pastor's support $2.25; Sunday di S school contribution $1.30; total' for .u t today $51.80. The stcwa-os raided w this quarter $130.82; trustees $30.- m X 15; Sunday school $7.37. ci p The grand total for this quar0 tor $220.44. St. Paul is going ov^r ti X j the top again. Our P.. E. brought I his^family with him and porr?. of ni 1 ou'r pastor's family along too Wo J , i. j were very glad to have them with . K f I us during the day. . | L< l. , I AS'If; It 1,'AItADi; OF STATES There will be a parade of the >r slates at First Calvary ilapt. urchi Monday, March 2a. Lvybody .s asked to come out and uless the parade of these beau's, who- will true you iueus of iw to wear tiiat new dress or t. .Mrs. S. S. Youugbloud is j onsot ing tiiis gieat occasion to ve the church going puntc aj L'asant evening. Mio. doling-j jud is known fok.giwiig line plays d no one can really ulioid to ss this treat. Coine ope, coine : , coiiie in uroves, 111? -* ami bring your aufiti : <1 cous.ns. l Organ music will till you .'wita 1 easuie furnished by one of the' eatest organist in tiie vnuiitiy. rcrciui'o wy will look for you oliday, March 2d at 6:U(j p.m. at rst Calvary Baptist church I'm u really can't atlord not to bo ere. . I GAl'WAY CIRC I IT NEWS Thu Surtdny ac'l.nnl - llistll\He ^i.> t 11 improving, presided over by ! !V. L. D. Gamble. A wonderful 1 pe tie need pastor should be pre-ling elder of some district. I'rol". I. Lawrence, instructor, ol tin cting is : urn giving us a great doj? of Sunday school work.lasted by Bro. Harris Mtl iV'.. Miss K M.Rrid,. . - - - '"I Academy school of Crsyi-T n, S. C. is'taking a part ir th>- ' >rk. 'J he meeting; was hold at .the j nic of M.r. and Mrs. \V. H. lf.cr.ry mds la-t Friday and viil.j hold at the home of Mr. and ! rs. J* C. McBridc this week. All e teachers and officers are w fated to be present. Sunday was a hitfh day nl St.J lilip A. M. E. church. Surduv riool opened at the usual hour laluctod by l3ro. A. 13. Smith, ipt. and all teacher- Weie at oil* post of duty. The Fsso" was nulifully reviewed by Rev. L. I), amble. - i At 11:130 o'clock aji able s?Tmnn as delivered by.Rev. L. 1). C'une. His text was taken from .St. dm ll?th chapter; 4th . verse. heme: "A Faw'.tle-s . Chvist." yeryboyies' did rejoice wh'l? h " lokc concerning: our Lord and. iviour Jesus Christ. Yi-'.to'rs Li't ; Mr. .and Mrs. Adams and n ol" Cades, S. C.; Mfs. Mary, illiunis. a teacher from Malion, , C.; Mrs. I,oui?;c Hamlet,'tench' of KinjrstreO. Rev. Gamble and family, Mr. r.d Mrs. Adams were the dinner iests of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. iuit.li Sunday. * CHKSTKR PARAGRAPHS llishop Martin, of Chicago, is 1 the city t hi - week, lfe invaded unday at the Metropolitan' A. I. K. churelv. J ? .L ?.i.i r> be out after being lion at kt>m? 011 fined to bc?l with the flu-for L'\v days. He has returned to his uties at Clinton college, RocI> [ill. Finley IIi?_cli. and I.oornis St. avhers will attend the State 'eachers' Association in Columbia l>is week. Large nuntb?'vs from ^le county will also attend. Kinky !igh and Loomis St. sc'hoo'.s will lose Wednesday and op?'n the fob oving Wednesday. ICas'.er Monaiy and next day are given a> pring holidays. int' mrcrai services tor Mrs. arrie Adams were "field at Brookn Tabernacle? Thursday _ alter iMUir Presiding Elder I). C. Crn;^r y preached the sermon. Mrs. Ellen dng sanp a solo. .The (let-eased -aves a husband Mr. W. Adams x children, several erand children iree sisters and many sad friends [r. C. 1). Denton'un lertak'lu Mrs. Emma C. Andovson of finston-Salem wa- here for the .moral of her sister, Mrs. Carrie dams. She is spending a few iff home. Fin ley H ich Acnrrp phryrni rrr ork Friday and won hok^. games* hiefi were -played with TetTerson liffh Monday night, both teams Brills and byys) played Clinton Aleffe. itl( Rock Ilill, with Finhy !iffh, -winning both games. Rov. Mr. Collins, of?I'nioftr rcached at Calvary Rapt church unday. Mrs. Ella Feathers and Mrs. C. t. Finley have been confined to T?t\ V<AI'?n?fyrTT??? K..??? . x. |W. ? . V ?? > "l? II tin* iiu. Miss M. I). Kelly, J'-ancs teach*, will speak in tlie +ritfh school spartment on the subject "Enjrr1 *h'' and Mjss Fannie B. Cass fit ill spepk in the primary depart cut at the State Teachers' Assaation. Many plan to spend the Mister tie out of town. A big- Boxing Bout is on Easter iR-ht at Hardin's Gym. See Masters James Woods and Uffene Attics for th* Palmetto ?ader each week. I Class .lew e!r\ <S1- ('omm< Til i: >ji> \ i. \ c ?m mi inj; tin* i.cw anii < <. ri-ii * u?ss ?k-> K ra\ ii ;*. ( . S. 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If juu M-.tvl n.iu.i at ei. : ;-"u nj*c reCelt" v..i. M? -" I'.ri-e ' ?. a:.'! hi ' . mono* malting iiji ii;'n ! ; ; ' a. iv' \*ton? 1 .a t>. Dept. IT.. M'i:.:pi:N. "7V:..\, USE HAIKLOXGKU A wonderful Hair fToutr Makes the hair s ow I.nn..t l'all and I.iiMii inin. A laii trial will ......... it- .. *..i..i .. i...?i. Hairlontit-V < it'ow cr ...... 2*>e |? ??- ? u (til ... z? . . .. 2"r - I'ii.I.1^i'?Hnr * A I .S I i / 1?. \\ ^ N N K. n Box 21, (. li<>, S. t l ine \N invs?('l:\rttii ? C ??rdi:i!? liquors ?WlilSUEYSm:\y deal liquor shoe . 22o:{ l,kr\ a is st. at pink kknkst i pom \ktii:, prop. >0 OOOOvOC'OOO *!>C>O OOOOOOv - 11 E S T QUALITY COAL \ i u \ y< PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 4311 >&c* H AIR -WTHMrT? Alt7,57-4 1A A IS \? u-r H.iir Picirninc; to jjr.iv! , it 1'. iy or o.'Y ? troin ti . use ot hot irons or Mr.. triers? II it has. use (> < !ciro\ '3 , r./v. This ..r.i. vi 1^ prt-p. ration color your hoi to 4 hyuitiful sh.uk- ot M u k, jet ! *-? >. dark,- i urn ?>r li'iht h'cown . . . ;;ising it sole, shimmcririjp. lus:r< ; s tini; < much ad mi red l>V everyone. Godefroy's l.arieuse 11 )I)AV. If satisfied, your dealer will refund ; money, OODiEftOVf If your deoler MS MM doei not hove It send $1.25 ? direct to I GODEFROY MANUFACTURING COMPA \ Pa?? 7 encement Engraving KSTKK, N . V.,- is now- display?.?'lry and ( ontiiH'iH'finfnt Eiv ills and Approv?tj <?old. The Pint's. Pins, Key*. ? \) s|)la\? ! jyoii request, ii h < arolinu : 'f^eymour Van-oil > 13 Oak Street Columbia. S. C. fjpirHpy'ft = == IIKACTV SHOPPE IhsV.fy Mijr?*<*? Wave,. Pio"' r Wine ( I'nfuiy nojo, a Specialt> --llr;ii?n System Phono.721 - 22s ilaniptiin Ave. ' J!?< 11 \ 11 . Niiflit-?24 hour servrce Sine your1 nii-hle and dimes and <otrii up to slis"sometime. V'hiir in ' ol iinhia visit the IJcer Parlor < or. MS A. n sru hi M hi'.S ,U .M.I. I IMTOS !' ' iI!.; Y I" ill'. A Y. Pmp. una iv:No\\.N l\i'iv o*v I'i LiciUiiuiv service j H A .s xj Li ? v oui leotis Kouicmcn | NL>\ METHOD | | LA I.'N DRY & DRY! I CLEANING CO.. 1 11'hone 2-1823 | I Fan-O-Lin System In I?<a.ity C;ultui*e i I'.V.N" o -MX 'hair, Scalp ! -/Mr: a i l-ilM ly'pnrat on .. ir.{... ' 'i'i.-' 1r" u.,rlh has been rn h. 11 !;'.< a re growing Lair -j iu.'.l heads -'and bare pais w :.<v? d;i ? ';i( .is are " fojb-.V. o.l. N\'i; 1 "pr. i-a-.Ve a f'vlll growth- of. JIujv. .1 Hair (Iicv< r 2. ' . -0.3fr | 1 I!'i'X Spc?'-ftl H:.;v i: ' ? ?.-r . **V I ! ..Si'u!j> S :ij> ,20 | 1 l'rt'-.s:-- Mil ' .45 ' | ' 10 f urs cN-t i ;t .fcr postage [ T'ud in U. S. Patent I Ofliee. I Ay : ts wsii:t< <!. Writ-- for terms. . Iry. M 1 'aI.. Carolina i1'Huh Market Street I Gcorg- tu'.vn, S. C. _____ . imi ' ii hi i*i> li 1 n Willl.E IN XLW VOltK tt ^^roI^AT!i \Y O O D SIDE HOT i: L 1 ho 1 i:u>t ( oiorcd Hotel in Harlem I "2 1- l 7th A\ e. at 112nd St. -Neu York. New York j \Mil Hon j too j it you want join hair to j>row use | FAi i'il-'i'ltO-LEN'E 11 VIE. GROWER * i,"lK v :: !-<-! Soft Silky . ky ' al'i, 7 -ii - i ' ..< J+rr^t-?(.'"IHUT 25c "r <i:v.vvcr one 1 < Jiipit* iiaiv (i: v.i-r 35c rrcss*ihjr.'Oii __ 50c Men's Hai, c;i'?s ... .. 2nc ed t; L. S. Patent Oilice ' Made iy Jim'. 11::;. i I'oiie Fr'erson . -Oilier, ? Columbia, S. C. Airoius war.tv<l. = 11 A M 1 L T O N ' S Diamonds & Watches F.AS> ( RKIMT TERMS lbll MAIN ST. -5:/it B SRJL " n;PW ?ISl!TLA '%i?U&?, 5 HAIR COLORING M NY 3510 Olive ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. 4. . > -.* -?- ?' - Ji