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Assembly Street, Columbia, So
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W. R. S.?Tell me if I will get
to take the trip this sunnnef that
i was promised me last year?
Answer?You will make the trip
to ST. LOl'IS in July and visit
with your brother and his wife.
They arc planning many surprises
for you nnd y rur trip will he
the most pleasant month of, your
life. There will he no end to
your pleasure**.
^ M. A. M.? 1 am in love with a
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boy and he goes with anothe)
girl and myself. Tell me which
of the two will he choose?
Ans.?Neither of you. He isn't
I looking for a wife or even n regular
girl friend. He is interested
hi getting into some kind pf
business before he takes any girl
I seriously. Forget marriage until
you are through school.
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ft M. W Pid mini i nir?put something
on my mother to causte thif
condition of her knees?
Ans.?No one has tried to hurt
your mother in any way. Th|r
condition is of natural causes but
if she were taken to a Rood doctor
she would soon be able to be
Inp and about. Bee that she gets
immediate medics' attention.
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L. I'. S. ? My daughter is begging
mc to allow hor to take up a
business course and not return to
college. I am s() worried about
the matter and would like to have
- Jriwrr-ofirmtTn ?
Ans?There is very little that
you cd.FId do but allow her to take
up the course. She is disgusted
1 with the course she is taking and
isn't interested enough to pass< A
business career would he just the
thing for her.
R. T. Sbould I make the change
of locations that I am now thinking
about and when is the best
season to make this change?
Ans.?Right now. The location
would be very desirable for your
I barber shop and you will be able
to get a new trade as well as
keep the old customers that you
have. Your present place is out
of the wav and?ineonvenii nl HI'
reach.
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I-. C.?Will the man that I am
thinking about ever return to this
fity and if so how soon?
Ans.?TTc will return . . . bu|t
he won't come back to be near
I you. Rusincss will bring him back
i within the next eighteen months.
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on this page are the latest s
ca's brilliant new magazii
PHOTOGRAPHY.
BL The editors of POPUL.
RAPHY, searching for thi
WV America's swing dancing,
;... j cameraman on a tour thrt
|L ^ centers of New York. His
directly to the famous Sa<
ace, Harlem's popular hot
Before the excited car
fiasjied the finest crowd of
ers he had ever seen. E
girls whirling round the
' partners like trapeze artist
leather boots ra-ta-tat-taf
beats in time with the bleati
j ZION A. M. E. CHURCH t
Rev. \V. M. Jackson, Pastor .
Sunday school was called to ordor
by Supt. and teachers at their <
pdst of duty. The lesson was re- t
yiewed by the pastor after which \
the ..school adjourned. Jj
At?'Ht?eVlock"Thomu* |
iKOtl fnv hw fpvt .TnVm ft ^ Hp ' %
preached a soul stirring Sermon. ]
The quarter was a success along ]
all lines, and reports were good.1 ]
We paid the elder out for the 3rd |
quarter. We are glad to state
that our church is moving on un-'t
di*r the pastorate of the Rev. W.1,
M. Jackson and the supervision, of ,
our presiding elder. ?
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WAVKRLY GARDEN CLIB
, The club held its first spring
flower show Tuesday, Jtmr H, T5J37. '
jThe show was jointly sponsored
(by the Warveily Garden cliib under
the leadership of its President 1
j.Vlrs. C. A. Johnson and the Waver 1
ly N, Y. A. Community, center un!
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der-the leadership of its Supervi- i
sof, Mrs N. II. Collins.
Several attractive prizes were ]
given by the patrons of the club.
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Mayor Owens gave five dollars
($5.00) the sweepstake prize.
Other prizes were given by Mrs.
James Cathcart, Miss Zadie Gul-1
ledge, Mr?s .P. B. Fitch, The Dog-j|
wood Garden club, the Crape Myr- I
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tie Garden flub, Mrs. P. B. Grier,';
The Summevville Garden club, Mrs '
J. R. Efird, Mrs. I). S. Pope, Dr.'
- -Nwnt'y A";?HotU'llbh, Mrs. S. lioy- '
leston, Mrs. J. R. Cain, Mrs. R. '
Beverly Sloan, Mrs. Lee A. Lorick,
Mrs. W. B. Hutchinson, Mrs. '
A. W. Gibbs, Mrs. W. B. Sum- '
mersett and Mrs. Talley. J
The Waverly Garden club and
the N.Y.A. community center
wish to thank these patrons and f
all participants for the interest j
. that thay have taken In ouj en- I
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pictures shown Dozens ot sensut
coop of Ameri- taken of the Lit
ae, PORU.LAR walkin', peckin'?
"U of Harlem's fast
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e true center of nant amateur d;
sent their ace the swing music i
nigh the dance try," exclaimed I
search led him PHOTOGRAPf
yoy Dance Pal- difficult for these
sPot- flashing through
neraman's eyes flying feet, were
: amateur danc- of the Ballroom,
beautiful young technique and ti
necks^ of husky .The accompany!
ts; shiny patent ,|,e inany shots heir
>ping rhythmic 0f POPULAR PI
ing swing music. leading photograph
urprise. . ,
Mrs. C. A. Johnson won sweep
itake prize with 1"' hlue ribbons.
Mrs.* Smith, .Mrs. (ilenn, Mrs. Jack- .
;on, Mrs. Manee, Miss Pearson.
Mrs A ntm?Jack; otr.?Mnc \V hceT^
?r, Mrs. MtCliiin. Mrs, N. H. Coljp^i
Mi-- T nil .titer?IjewM. .Mr>.~"
Kvovett, "Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Per y,
Mrs. M. Washington, Mrs.
Howard, Mrs. L. Johnson, Mrs.
Seecfium, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. E. Trezevant, and Mrs. TalCV
worn fitViPi. nl-iv.. U'innnrj
The regular meeting will be on
June 25, 1037. All adults interusted
in gardening are invited', to
:oine out and atliiliate with us. t?~
P. ('. Lane.
NVA AIDEI) 1,17h COLORED
ST 1'DENTS IN SO. CAROLINA
TlVe National Youth Administration
has extended aid during
the past year to 4,178 young colored
boys and girls em tilled in
the schools of South - Carolina,
and to 1.287 others employed on
work projects, 'according to a report
submitted to Washington officials
recently by Dr. Roger L.
Coe, state NYA director.
JThe report, compiled under Dr,
Cue's direction by Miss A. Cecile
Johnson, with the .assistance of
?ounty and project supervisors,
shows that the educational aid pro
gram gave financial assistance to
1,598 Negro grammar school students,
2,179 high school cnrollees i
and 401 umlorgmduaU.1-'
during the f939-37 school term, '
Of this total, 1,714 were boys and
2,434 were girls, while of those '
on work projects 136 wore boys
and 85i were girls.
Students receiving "college aid
earned their wages in a variety
of occupations, including clerical
ind general office work, gnmening
olayground supervision, teaching J
ind janitorial work, outh Caro- *
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l-taking to see these bril- mJ
incers give expression to
that is sweeping the coun- A^m
the editor of POPULAR Jk
dY. "Nothing was too
dance artists to try. Girls
the air, whirling bodies, y
to be seen in every corner f BK']
and such perfect rhythm, r
ming. It was marvelous!"
ng pictures are but a few of 5
in featured in the current issue
[dOTOGRAPHY, America's
tic magazine.
lieu State A. and M... college had
the largest number of NYA enrollees
P4?while Bettis Academy
Benedict college;??AtteYT university
followed r)nSe|y with jmav than
fifty each. Other colleges attended
by NYA students inrlmtod
if nil i Hi,-id htftier lulk'ge, t lat Ittt
college, Clinton college, Coulter
academy, Friendship college, Mor-j
ris college, Seneca Junior college
and Vouchees N. and I college.
In the work projects, as well as
in the school aid program, education
was the keynote of nearly
eveiv activity, according tf? the re
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how to do useful thing-, ft. \v.H-iia_.
toJprovide thorn with woik?to
teach them not onlv how to make
-a 1 iv ink hlit alsu Wv t.? liw aml_interested
in the many fascinating
things of life.
Twenty-six of the work-project
employees supervised coiivniunity
training centers located in small
i communities throughout the state
where ' there had never before 1
been any such recreation op'pj.rtu-j
nities for Megro youth. These
Every member of this Club b mtrk'1
mially minded I Ton will know all I |
out your fellow members of tbe oppo*
0 sex and have the privilege-of cbooo. '--41
tbe mire YOU want from member^ '
erywhere! All Club matter* are ban*,
ed in strict privacy. No outsider* need. .
ow anything about your membership
activities. - . i '
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St. Petersburg 9.1".
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Five Seaboard all.expemc tours
to Washington, New York,
Niagara Fall*; Atlantic City, on
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Finance it in'Seaboerd's Vacation
Savings j?lan. *
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J. L. Carter, D. IJ. A.
Functional
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from poor >
Women who formerly suffered
from a weak, run-down condition as
3i result of poor nourishment, have
reported they obtained much benefit
by taking CARDUI. a special
medicine for women. They found
It helped to increase the appetite
and improve digestion, thereby
bringing them more strength from
their food
Naturally there is less discomfort
at monthly periods when the system
has been strengthened and the var.
lous functions re
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CARDUI
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9 praise by the thouI
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I who have taken it '
J mm tliat it is well
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M others who suffer
x ' similarly. Of course,
9 if not benefited,
? consult a physician.