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[ Saturday, July 24, 1937 Tournament a .Creates State-wide r Interest . ? I, . U x A teftniJV-Hnmfamb'nt takes first * jplacd in state-wide ' interest of all ij jjhe vsmr4- summer activities, that b '^engage the attention of school folk n 'in South Carolina this summer. S . i t?'0 sunune, . schools of college c | lev el and several district summer ipchools have had a full attendance (this year despite the fact, that s Jtlve legislature of the state did not t! Xrequire' teachers in-service to at- b Mend summer schools this , year to d ' have . certificates renewed. More I 4 than two thousanu Negro teachers J ? have enrolled.in coursts offered at N these summer schools this year. c A forty-five days summer term U was begun this year for the first I 'time at two colleges, Benedict and I J South Carolina S?\te A. and .M. I At Benedict, the enrollment reach- C 1 id 310 and at State^A. and M. the t 1 icgistration closed with .110.. In j 7 each of these summer schools, a I many will remain for the full term e "of Jol ty-live days. ? / This week at OffrtYgehurg the g J Orangeburg' Tennis club will bo a ^ liost to tbe first annual open tell- o Triis tournament sanctioned by the t American Lawn TcnffLs assooiaJ tion.. The matches are expected 1 W to get under way Tuesday at 2:00 1 i p. mi and continue until the finals t cf" eight events are played off. t i These finals are expected to be c completed Thursday*. The list of, J entries may make it neiressary to'i go into Friday, hut the present sehcdiile calls for the awarding of f \ trophies for the eight events Thurg v day night, at the reception in Duk- v J es Gymnasium oh State College e campus. The tupni nanieiiT is the first orgfRlto'd elf or t among Negroes in ^ South Car*'iiia to get recognition for this wholesome and gVnteel spoi't. Efforts toward an organi- j ? zation began several years ago. but ^ ' ? nothing definite was accomplished until the summer of At this r I time a meeting was held in Coluni- v b bia with representatives from Cam"I den, Rock Hill and Columbia dis 3 cpj^ing the advisability of form- t * hig a state association i>W fhe group outhnri'/.ed IAD. Mc- f |J Ghee to contact other clubs in the <1 state concerning the permanent or-l] . ganir^ion of an association. The ' s .Southern field representative of |' the American Lawn Tennis asso- c ciation gave some instruction on t the procedure necessary to orga-Jt Pnize a state association. these instructions were relayed to several interested.parties who saw the. * need for such an organization.. 1 J Five .clubs were reeded in order f to form the state organization. I; ? The prohl"ni of yetting these five . clubs info a temporary organiza-1 4 tiim in time to receive a charter^ 3 became momentous asf the time I y neared for tlx* Xafiofial Tennis f ff Tournament which was to he held t j. at Wilb'ei force, ^ Ohio, August 2220, HOiO. l -The oi'giii'ivt -r contacted Clece v 1 president of the American Lawn . d Lv- AUIillLi. ^Lu&kegia',..=atld. vice- _j I Tennis as-ociattion, wht> advised 1 that letters he sent to individuals c {in many of the cities of South Ca- ^ rolina where tennis was played. 1 This advice was immediately followed and letters were sent to ten rj cities. "Only three gave any encouragement to the effort. ^ fc Just before the national tournament was to begin, a Charleston {1 tennis i eprcseiitativc, Rev. Ken- N neth Ilughes, made imitiiries about t the possiliihty of his playing in the j nationals in tne name of Charles- j ton. He had been a member of a. New York City club but wished to ' play under th^ colors of South Ca- a j .^lolina. The organizer left Columbia, with a representative for the jun- t tor?lunglce,?A wiving at Wilber- . ~ force, he met the executive oilie^Z ei-s of the association and Rave the names of othcers for five clubs. With the proper fee for memberi ship and charter, an application was made for tho formation of the L South Carolina Tennis association. F This' application was accepted and South Carolina had five votes at the annual tournament.. Back at work in South Carolina in the fall 15K50, efforts were made to make the temporary organization permanent. Several meetings were enllofh-noo hud h quorum. Fi- _ nally in February three clubs sept representatives to Orangeburg? <t where officers were elected for the state body. The officers were J. D. McGhee, president, Columbia; Kenneth Hughes, vice-prosiden|t< Charleston; Lula Ballard, executive secretary, Orangeburg; T. K. Bythewood, corresponding secretary, Orangeburg; W. I). Chappelle M.D., treasurer, Columbia. The ' constitution committee was apnointerl nt. fhn Oiaiin-oVkiiv.r ...r_ ing as follows; p. Jtrwel, chairman, Orangeburg; Kenneth Hughes, Charleston, and T. J Miles, Columbia. Aftei several delays the constitution was adopt-ed, with Camden, Columbia and ** Orangeburg delegates present. At this time, a state tournament was discussed. Orangeburg was accepted as the first place where the annual tournament was to be held July 13, 11, and 15. In order to make the state tehnis-mindod, exhibition matches were played at the suggestion of Lula Ballard and members of the Columbia Recreation club, prahably the most active club in the state. Tfeerfirst exhibition matches were played in Orangeburg when Co- _ t , lumbia sent three men: Colston, | T. J. Miles and Walter Dean a L gainst strong opponents of Stato I College faculty. In these matches I by these threo men, Dawson of State college was nosed out of the l> singles match by Colston and Miles hl^Ms^ai^ nu recently auueu at the reques f the Columbia Recreation clul he girls singles and girls doubles Dr. B. A. Everett, prominent Co onibia physician .donated a tro >hy to be given the winner of th' rirK sing-.cs and to be known a he Ruth Everett trophy. Dr. Ev rett is giving this trophy ever; rear at the annual state toufna nent. Many other prominent bus less and professional men hav riven wards to this annual even vlnth promises to be the social e rent for South Caroliniuns wher ver it may be held. Echoes of Sports By "Bt*5TER" LAW90N Iello Everybody! Rear back i 'our chair, cock your feet in th kir and read about the sportinj vorld everywhere. 1 ' TRACK We have quite a few boys ii Ill's field; but first", let me intro luce to you a gentleman by th lame of Mr. Johnny WoodHufT ie conies from Pittsburg Univer ity, you know the smoky city. U ler the immense stack of smok his boy has made himself know o the world. Down in Dallas, Texas, last Su lay Woodruff ran the 800 meter n 1:47.6, clipping two full second rom the old record. 28,000 Pan American spectators went wild a iVoodruff came down the horn .tretch 8 yards ajjead of Elro tobinson. his arch rival from Cali brnia. Experts are determine hat this record will wear awaj >ut never will be beaten. Wha vill Woodiuff do next? Right cn Woodruff's heels ur -tewe- Albeit ton, -Johnson and Pea oek. It will pay to watch thds joys, because.they are on the roa or high honors. BORING. Will Joe Louis fight Farr? I io, what will be the outcome? W ill want to know, so here it is fan foe will show his boxing skill fo hree or four rounds before turn ng on the heat. Then boom, ev -rything is black for Mr. Fan jood bye Mr, Farr, happy goim id-OSS fho rvrwvi/1 A very fast mechanical mai las come from somewhere. So fas hat he never wastes a minute o JKS&fi 'Km. //SHARES r/ {/ (/*$,(. 11*4 If JOHNSON. AMO/T/ON A R/NO C <J) IW! UlTORtfATXONAL DQRO r\ m A'L |" uL; w " . nd Doan won from their oppon nts in singles and doubles. Exhibition matches >p^oved to e quite a stimulant and were con inued by Miles, Crawford and Mc ihce of Columbia against Camder nd Orangeburg with Columbdt inning five exhibition series plaj lg 22 matches of singles and dou les to lose only one, singles" match n" the entire series to Dawson Itate college ace player ant oach. The final significant event of th? eason which increased tennis en husiasm in Columbia and Orange urg was staged in Columbia, Fri ay afternoon on July 9, wher ,ula Ballard and her party, tw< laxwcll sisters and their brothei Vcndell, played on the Benedic ollege courts before a gallery o: ;U0 interested and thrilled fans til matches and sets played hj Alia Ballard were won by her. Six clubs of the state Canvden Charleston, Columbia, Aiken, Spa anburg and Orangebrug will com etc foi; championship trophiei lid awards in the following eigh ver.ts; men's doubles, women sin ;les, women doubles, junior sin 1 - ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. W. S. Mima, I'astor Abbeville.?Sunday school was i largely attended and splendidly re i viewed by Supt. B.T. Johnson, T Rev. J.W. Mitchell, pastor o f Zion Holiness church preached a f >onderful. sermon, emphasizing the 1 clause "What think ye of Christ?" Rev. Gunter and Rev. H. Brown ; were in service with us. All visi tors are welcome. Rev. Joe Brown preached Sunday night. ( Miss Helen Latimer left Sun) day for Ridge Spring where she i will take charge of summer school j Mr. L.A. Richie was indisposed a" few days last week, but is much ] better at this writing. Misses Janie Walker and Mar ma iveuar; lur. Alien neiii and Mi\ "Eliott Brown attended the s State BYPU and SS Convention t at Sumter and report a pleasant * trip. ' f " [j precious time. From the gong until i. his gloves are" as large as a house - and how long is that? Very, very " short. The mechanical man is ? none other than Henry Armstrong . who is going to fight Lew Ambers y for the lightweight championship oh the 13th of September. The e fight may be held in the East. t John Henry Lewis, the light heovy champion is -resting whiU everybody, everywhere is trying to get dirnr"to fight. Rest' awhile boy, it's good for you. Jimmy Clark of Buffalo is stil putting the babies to sleep. Ht .is not up in the big racket, but it wont be long, if he can, continue his march toward the big city. Gus Greenlee is bringing along one Jim Thompson very carefully ; This lad is all, weighs 247 pounds n and has a lots. Under Greenlee ^ soon. . ? he should come out somewheri . ? BASE BALL n' In the second half of the Nee gro National League we find New tl ark making a strong bid for thi top position, they may stay a few weeks, but after that search mo s The Black Yankees are seconc 9 with the Grays, Washington, ctln . Crawfords and the Philadelphia s Stars following. e All eyes are-cast toward Chieago, where the' all-star game "Wil . be played August 8th. Stars fron j the West will try to dethrone tin rt Etas. The bacon may be carried j over the rodky hill, but very likelj it wont move from its old resting p place. Competition is keener thai _ ever, but you can bet 4'iat twe e good teams will be on the field. A (j record breaking crowd is expected to see me game, now is me Dotting? You decide and toll me. f TENNIS e Some afternoon when you art s not busy, take a stroll to the Rer creation club tennis courts. Thej i- are located- on Benedict College > campus. The Recreation club wil . be glad to have you enjoy the g many entertainments given on the tennis courts. They have had quite n a few stars to appear on the t courts, and in the future greatei f | sports are assured. Cfj /? muld record v U 'ith c0/?/v?l('u5 \ ,^/j /V/5 fotore X ' /? ro Become 'mamp/o,v... PRKS3 TUB PALMfttfTO LBADE 'fjEighV ( the ^ta ?v ABB& n ^ ,_ ,-v. rwe AvtE".^ BLaMi t*4**4****14* ^ 'IK****** INOTE: Your quebtion ansv a clipping of this column is enc reply, send a quarter (25c) si vclope, for my New Astrology mail free advice od tV.ee (3) birthdate. and correct address Assembly Street, Columbia, So N. S. A.?Pleasa tell me whj . my boy friend stop coming to s < 1 me aN of a .sudden? I'ut in th> l column, immediately please, i Aits.?He became interested in ANOTHER GIRL. It seems* to mi that you made yoi.ir friend lose in te-est by CAl.I-IN(i i:im so often i Don't run after the boys but m still and they will seek your com ' puny. ? ? H. J. B.?1 am. a constant read i er of your column. Tell me if 1 ; should proceed with the plan . have in mind at this time? Ans.?I am inclined to beliew 1 that things in general aro NOT At ' SERIOUS as you believe them ti be. therefore ay-oar pjan wouldn't amount to much. Wait until tin first of September before making s any change and you will be abli to clearly determine your circuity stanre. ? . W. W. J.?Please toll me if I am going to get the job that ] ! want next summer? Ans.?Don't impend on it . . . when next summer comes aroam you will be so far advanced thai you won't even WANT THE JOB ' Study hard this fall and winter an< you will be able to get a mxcf i better paying position next sum mer Than the one in mind. ? ? ? ? ? G. P. P.?Tell me. if there is am ' dancer for me he ov?ino? wif-li tin man I am now going with? Ans.?There is danger of ymn FALLING IN LOVE with the mai fy.it that is all.- The man ii r question i a very skeptical aiu! . doubts any one he comes in eon , tact with ... so doh't show yuui emotions too much in his pros ence.. I ' ,{ L. B.?Will my husband still ?r? with the woman 1 have jn mind; II What should I do? Anfl.?Ue nothing until you net . AROl'ND ('AI)ES. 11 11 Sunday school at St. Paul wa I taken up at the usual hour witl r the Snpt. at his post of duty. T,1t< :j lesson was fully di-cussed by fin i school. The Rev. M. (\ Coopci > preached for Mrs. .Etta Barnei club Sunday evening at .'!;:{() fron I the subject: I kt:ow thy works | behold, I have set In-fnia' thee at , open door and no man'can shut it jThe sermon was enjoyed by all. Rev. Cooper is tin pastor o 1 j Hickory Grove ME cluireh am I Mrs. Etta Barnes is u splendii J worker and also presid< tit of Stev 11 unless Board No. 1. Sin- alortji with othc/rs wa? e!o tod a captain of Club No. '2 in thw Trusteei rally. Mrs. Uinean Adams of Nov York City was out to St. Paul Sut day afternoon. -?[i ^ X1 R l . Tt-'+im ?. ^TZSvl rs ] Vjp | rarcd in thiB paper ONLY when f losed ih your letter. For-privat* X ad a self-addressed, stamped en- j| Loading, and receive by return questions. Sign your full name, X to all letters. Addrwss an mail uth Carolina. X X. r .tally see your husbiind with -the girl. If by chance you should see them together again . , . then ,lhere Is two things to do. t.o i home or-remain with him and say "Minus. i our nusnantl does not 'love any other woman hut he ihv. . l?ve a good time. t' . . ? . . W . R. K.?My parent.- a:.- >i;pposed w vMt me this, summer and I am worried because my place is c? small I eamiot take them in in I comfort. Should 1 ask them not I to come? . .. Ans.?No . . . this would break . their hearts. They had rather ? come and sleep on the floor than ? to he disappointed. This trip has L been planned for several months and your parents will enjoy stay> inn in your small apartment. A eh untie is what interest them. ; ? t ? * ('. J.. W.~ Do you think that my brother is in his rijrht mind the I way lie is treating my mother and [ 'tis wife? Ans.?Ycvur brother is very upset j. . . hut he is in his right~mind. j Yo.tr mother and sister-in-law , ! should tivoid him qk much as possible until he feels' himself atiain j for he is more than apt to say J something that will make one of Hhem despi'Sf ),im the rest of his life. * * * * * s ' )-*. \Y... K.?My wife runs from '|one neighbor's house to another all of the time and is never home liing enough to fix m als and look 1 after her house. Is it another man J that -keeps her away".' 0 -' Ans.?Is isn't another man h.it r if is the NEIGHBORHOOD COS SI I* that calls her all he-tirs of the nay aim i:any pan 01 men mil'. This is a habit that she could > overcome if you will help her. Talk ' with her for sin- Cojild In- reasoned witk but never fuss about the way sffe acts. ~j CH KST Kit I' A K A (. |{ \ I' IIS. s'. Pre-idiii'jr. Rider I>, Crosby, i .Mr. J,S. Stanback, of this city', liffd-Rev. Mr. Ilau^iiiVs-of Rock ? Hill left Tuesday for Chattanooga. i"j Tt nil.. t where they attended tho 4 i Bishops' Council. N'ur-e-- Honor C, Greene and ! '! ( vcflia llowser of the Waverly h?s j pit:.! it- (.ohiuibhi, are spending theii; vacation here with parent", j I.ittle Willie Mabel Jack-on uh?. is a patient in the Crippled Chil^ droit's Department of the Greetii ville hos| ital i.- doing nicely and hopes to he home soon. ' The delegates from tile S.S. ai <1 ' B.Y.P.C. Convention returned! with a line report ot the meeting. 1 Mrs. ( .M. Finlov, Grand Hoval I * v Matron of tin* Order of tlv F.ast7 orti Star, GrandMaster d.S. Stan1 back, Mr. J.C. White attended the Grand' Chapter" in Columbia this week. - ?Rev.? Mdudoiina,?pu.-i.ir?Uuths.emane Baptist- church preached Sun day nivht at the (-Metropolitan A M.K.Z. church. of which Rev. Mr HilliaVr! is -pastor. A large crowc was prosojrf. Mr>. Bessie Bcutty ha> gone te the mountains of N.C. for the ftiMUUier. Mrs. Helen Buchanan arid little *<>,} left last week for Washington l>. for an indefinite stay witb relative's.":??Son'io hi-avy rn ins ;n ruinpnliiee by tin nlo and light ning fell daring the past week. Mr. It. Bull Young left Satur 'day a'.terheon for on indefmitt I Slav in N.Y.C. 1 '*< | The Fed-late,| C'lub had ft .most enjoyable pu-iiic on the campus a1 Brainerd' Institute, Wednesday afternoon. About lifty persons \\en prosoir. All rvowi, ups played ,1'hiKlrt n's games ami luul lots of fun. Assorted cakes and ice cold punch were passed around seveua. times. The cool breeze, the shade of the- tnes, the gently, tolling campus with green grass was ai idea! place for this out-door get together. .lust before leaving. Mis E.L.W. Stanhack, the president, as so in bled all guests into 4 semi circle .ows and for a few moment! the gioup sang several 'numbers '"The' b.iecze earned the voices a far. ami -m ighhor* listened witl interest to the'strains tlmt fol upon their ears so sweetly. Th< picnic was enjoyed by all. Rev.. G. \V. I.ong and Rev. Mr Counts of Choraw were in. thi city Wednesday. JONESYILLE NEWS. . I (.^uit? a uuiiiluT roff our youn^j people ure away on vaeatiotpf atid| others are to leave in a few days] for various places. Preach iin* services were held atj | Ko t< i - ' hap* 1 yv-tvr>iay as jt^uall I I!< %. Collins preached a wonderful I -t.1 ; r.f'er- winch tiie Lord's! jSupj.ei wy. taker.. Iji the evening) 'at.otlni \v ?hdei l'.,l. .-ei'niofi was de-| liv. l . d hv the |..l>tii' 1 I I The . A. iii.-tr. i^r^ Jfi't-at j ins-ic ions' will p-jve a j.rh.,\v ut'the! , Inn . I. i ?...in<-Miav . iiiji-hl. wf this! v,yi l<.. 1 "Mr- ' ' i. < , - i i J ?-1 i vJ-1* i:t; | rt-lu; i\ i;i ]? tiw.it and N V.t. ! -Mf A K. Sf ti it It leave- Sat n' t , '?>' > ' V. T?.rk I-.;' ?i - it iuvj dauuh*. r.. . ; hy< a .;!y rj.i; J-?'Ki-si;r. . f<>rw?iy tw t h- revival which in- a \ Bethany tin- tw.st San.la; in An-j Faust. I. . Wilhuii' will tie assi-t' |?d by ft. v.' ] ?.. Hix.,11 of Ashayiiio. . 'I"1" - ' ; !" V.:ii Li : .:fc .,j a . Iloipe ( "Ur'it.a, day. i !i . ||.?j, and tui'inlu" < Mi - W iIh ri.'hu) eh iti H"|iil' tV"livj5U\ N ..\ja-cfed to bf- in i sent. I Mr, HpLl.''. Ki-irh ha - returned from .New Yorti where. lit? visitcd' his daughter a n'd 'i* gya n d - .hi I > i ),et i. Mrs. Sophia'Gatfttey leave* Sat- ' : urday fo.r N'.Y.C. . After several months illness Mr. It.. W. Howard. I'tijoti County's, foremost contVactor parsed away. Mr. Howard was a great- church' (worker, Sunday school teacher1 (and a niemb'-r .of tie- choir./ His ^ cemetery"ut Bethany l'lpm which. ' remains Were laid to rest in the he. was a member. He leave* a 'wife, three sisters. two '.brothers ' and n host of relatives. Funeral services were conducted 'by- Rev. Collins and others. Abranis "of Sjiar.tanliuj ir had charge'"of booy. Work will begin a few days pre-' paititory t'? remodelling the interh?r of Fosters Chapel.' I Mrs. rar.nlv I.ittk-john of N'e\\ York and Florida i- here visiting . ' elatives and friends. .i i Due to the far' that our ,.mis-! nonary .ig. nwjtv on vacation and! it's only a lew months until woj -shall meet. 1 am asking that each] ' otl'icer will give S1.00 to the Con-1 ventioja-uurd i-a -h delegate 50c. We vi.ope to send a delegate to tliK_Wo> ? T> , ,, ' iileU s- tiapt I t ' ate Convention next year; ami too in the, rear fu .turf wo want to do some beneficiary work among our worthy young w,mnu,-TvTio aig7-stTttdtrg-tTv reach' the goal. . ( . (Jilnio'.e. i:.\l URNS NIvW.S Bethel A. M. li. I liurch Rev. A. J. Thomas, Castor Sunday- 'tis rally ' day tof iho incmL.n '! iVti.ol Sunday school. I KvciTuKf ; osponded excellent).y. The uilly was to obtain our c.ou 'w-ntioii funds. Delegates: will be ' incnti.jircd later. Both morning and evening ser . vice-- Wire Well attended. For the nto: niitg-serVice the pastor deliyI ered a very inspirational message j us nc the text Jeremiah 15:18; | theme """Whwt Cod Let's Fs Down. The message Sunday evening was , delivered - oy Rev. Johnson, pasI tor of the Presbyterian church of the city, "it was highly enjoyed by i all. and we extend a sincere and i ? ... DON'T LET LI' 1 YOLI OF ROMAF * , Men hardly Ljer noticed rae ? 1 I made my hair "beautiful with G froy's I.arieuse. You can make hair just as lovely. Vv'ith Larieuse a small brush you can color tl streaks or patches ot gray or f: ' hair to lustrous shades of bl brown or blonde.?Your hair shine like silk. You'll look j younger. So, to make your dreair romance come true as mine hai use Godefroy's Larieuse. Get a b< today. ooDErnovi M If your deoler , doc? not have t It ?end $1.25 direct tq GODEFROY MANUFACTURING COMPAN rvVW^WV^Ar^AAAArYWyV* Purely Veget; that costs only abi O (X)NS' ment and t neglect serious ' sake, 1 first s soon f laxativ prompt BIACK- D Fajte a cordial jnvitation to Rev. Johnson to worship with again. Fathers club host to Mothers dub or. Friday nigiT, July 10th at the -community center. A short program was rendered by m&m ber.s of both clubs. The welcome address wes given by Prof. P. S. lli' ks. president of Fathers club; < ie*'oonse oy Mrs. 1 auliiu- Hull van, president of Mothers club; readme.' Mi-s Will Lo'j Hamilton; reading, Mrs. Amelia Anderson; duett, Mrs. Bridget Petti ar.d Mrs. Willie .Meadows;* poem, Mr. Bonnie Whitfield. Very tim. iy and Interesting remarks by Rev. A. J.Thomas, pastor of Bejhe! church. Hhoit talks were made by Mr. Huiiiuel^ Sullivan, Mr. Luther BeakMis. Xanio Whitfiel/l ?.?,! \f..? Uta Hudgens, M'ss-Helen Dendy wa- in charge of.the music. Mistis..-of eerorn<?nies, .-Mrs. Rofui Belli-.-Roddick, jiefi',e^liTUen t s were -cived while.: Mr. Whitfield cfemoii.st'raiod Co: ro< t table *crvlf,\^ Mi s. Kati'- Hicks, leader o'f *N. V.' A . Oolite) . ? Mastci Charle. Brooks cud his sister Beula: Brooks is spending' th<- summer with their grandmothei' sit-. Julia Fielder in Antioch W<* welcome to our city Mr. W. P. .Poole of Washington. D. C. 1 We trust' he will have pn enjoyable stay Mi-.'Johnson W. Mathis of Qqlum . < . bia spent the week-end" \\*rth his parents. CARLISLE NEM'3. .. . 1 , . . . ' i We the people of Carlisle are very glad to see "and to hear of the new school 1/uiiding being put up for our children. It has. * been talked for ri.apy years. Mr. S. SCabman. Mr. Wesley Emerson and . others are working every day on the new school building. V ~ 5 - Hi. j.s.-ie iJitf-vcnSOti J? ill lOWIl / again visiting her relatives and friends. Quite a successful quarterly con fervrice-was he-id at. St. T.ukc- A. M.E. Zioh church- Saturday, and Sunday.-Officers from both church- . es made g<>od reports. On D.-C. ? Crosby, P.E. presiding. Dr. Crosby preached' two sermons. Those messages were full'of thought and the spiritual |?r*-i t of the service iw!i. hlcli. We were glad to have u^ne young man Mr. Tr.edo Savage , to join the church during the service. We .had US to eomnnme. Amount raised during the- quarter . $50.44. K? \. Hrof., C,T. Hentoti und his ; i ii-nd were the evening guests of Miss \ ;ehti Jor.nson anti Miss \ iola- J acker, AN edacs-iay. Mr- A time Siiv: rail hf't Sunday foi "Ncwbe! : \ Those oi. the sick ate improving :l ' HAMILTON'S Diamonds & Watches EAST CREDIT TERMS H11 MATS' ST. I GLY HAIR ROB : HAIR COLOR ING ? Y 3510 OLIVI ST. ST. LOWS,-MO . able Laxative h out 1 cent a dot* TIPATION is an enemy of >asure. It dulls your enjoyof the best entertainment he best friends. ... To : constipation is to Invite trouble. For your health's ;ake Black-Draught at the ign of constipation. You'll eel better. . . . Here is a 1 e that is purely vegetable, t, and reliable. Try it! IRAUGHT I