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I Saturday, July 31, LV.r7. ukorohtown district w. ii. AMI r. m. holds on r:-daA sfssion Hy K. Ford tiebVji'Otown, S. C., July 24nd? ( The Missionary convention of the CJeorjio'-own district, Palmetto conlc'-pce ?m Diekerson A. M. K. church in a one-day sesBitm.,011 July 155th. l)r. T. J. Miles [ireStxIimr elder; Mrs. - Flossie V. Wilson, district president; Hev. J. II. Dry ant, pastor. The. annual sermon was ably. de liveryd l.y Hev. F. White, pastor . f the Sampit circuit,,followed by remarks by presiding eldlr :Dr. M (es. The druani/.ation was peV> fected with your correspondent heinii (de le?l reporter to both The Palnu tto Leader ami the Woman's Reorder. Mrs. Ihjssio M. ( lark, thrilled the convention With lo^ic ami oloipietuo. <>1 speech on the subject f <ir the discussion: "The Necessity of. a Albsionary Socie.ty in Lvcry Church". Mrs* F. Stafford read a well J Me pared paper 011 the Same subject. Tile following visitors wre present: Dr. and Mi's. .1. I.. IJi-n^o\v and .Mrs. Ruth Dinkiiis of Sumter, S. ('.; Rev. and Mrs. W. T: Murray of AIL- Pleasant; Rev. (J. II. White. Andrews; Rev. and .Mrs. ('..A. Williams, MeClellanvill'e. At the a ft 01noon session following the devotionals, \ve listened with profound interest to the president's annual address of which too niu *"h comment could not he giv< n-uiji_^she w"a* at her best. Th?' V. 1'. IT program under direction of sister Harrigt Adderson was very good1 add made a splendid showing when all came marching in to '<he^tune' of "Onward T'hristian .Soldiers" with Airs. I. C. Thompson at the organ. Airs. F. V. Alurry, president of the Alt. Pleasant di*Hict, W. II. and F. AI. stirri 1 the convention with her singipv' id' the song "Lord If You Need Somebody Send Ale". At the evening session the Missionary sermon was delivered by the Rev. J. W. Weston. He spoke . c ?K., "C.ood" Dl'll'Uy J ' Villi HIV- nMv.^v. . -Text selected from Psalms 1:0. fills sermon was well prepared .'"and delivered 'with hunh .sweetness. The pro;:ram of weleome was in charye of- ladies of local society w! ic-V was short, and spicy. Rev. Bryant, and his. good people failed not in giving us a lint' entertainment in every way. They were also doing liny Work at Dickerson.. Remodeling. and bringing things to pass. At the rate they are going it wo.nQbc? very long before this will be one of the msst beautiful edifice in the Palmetto rrnfeseneo. facing the Southern Craft mills, puts Dickerson now in a -splendid lo':'ity' and busy secti n. All ro:>d- will lead to Dickei.? .'ii . after awhile. Hurray for Row Bryant and his congregation. I TON 1)1. 11X4)X NKWS *' ' The niany friends of Mrs. ,1^.(5. Reese and (jeoigie Winston are glad to know, the'y ore able to bo out again al'O-r being somewhat indisposed. AVe-iice*.'ri-t -very . much?to?know of tl.e i 1!11v--s of Mrs.' R. X. Fisher. She' is very much missed. Mis. Mamie Winston entcifain'"'e(i tfiT" W. H.-rnrd 1?t. M. loeal missionary meeting oil Friday. Quito a lame number wore present. After tin* btisine- was-concluded the hostess served \<iy litiumuuuj chicken. salad with all the accessories and punch. Subsoil)-- for The Palmetto Render and get tlfc activities of your city. See . Miss Bobbie W. < lark for a copy. , . Mrs. Hester II. Alexander of Columbus, ()., and her daughters, Dorothy an 1 Marion are visiting ~ their parents Ms. ami Mrs. K. T. Hamburg. ? Mis. !; a'a Owen--. of WashingTT C. is rhf .ho use-guest?of tier sister, Mrs. P. W. Thompson z~?mul other relatives. r . 'Among ilit* visitor??nffenrttng ^ the \V. II. and P. Missionary society were Mrs. Sue Reid, Minnie Peppers*, IT/./.ie Stephens.- Come again. Read the "I nadir" if yon v'ant the Missionary Anniversary news. Don't fail-~t > subscribe now. New Right s-.hool opened its summer term Monday morning with Mr. J.. A. Brock, principal and Mi s I). Y. Washington assistant. We predict for them a sue? nl term. Mr. aid Mrs. Wm. Washington had for their dinner guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Callman, Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Thompson, Mr. bugr. AT" Q f Thiimnsnn of Orange burg returned home after spending ten days with relatives. . t A music al pro'gram was . rendered Sunday night l>y the Jdvenilu missionaries sponsored by Mrs. M. J. Crawford. See Madame Clean the , hairdre*serp4 hile she is in town. Mrs?jMattie Ross of New Yofk is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Otk* Jackson. , Those who have news for the "Leader" \Vi 11 please get them to the agent not later than Sunday of e ach week. n Kings Chapel Sunday school was largely attended Sunday, also ninny visitors were present. The Supt., II. V. opened promptly at 10-15 a.m. Mo-dames Mamie Morse, Anna Keeso, R. R. Thompson, M. J. j Crawford, R. G. Reese, P. W. Thonipsin. Mamie Winston and many others attended the funeral of John Whitt at Abel chinch Mon* day. * I FINAL PAY-UP .' ? . ' WEEK, ?- r' COLUMBIA DISTRICT S. S. AND I.EAOUE INSTITUTE NOW HISTORY Rev. E. F. (i. Dent, Presiding Elder Floise M. Janerette, Reporter T^ie Sunday school and A. C. E. League institute which met at Lex ington, S. C., July 5-18, was a grand success. One thing that made us fell like we'were really in a place of learning was the meet ing place. We held our classes over to the Lexington Junior High school and assembled to the church for evening services. Iti the organization the reporter was elected secretary; Misses May Frances SJnnth, assistant; Mayme Stroman, pianist; Harriet Duckctt. assistant and Mr. Samuel Carter. chairman of the ushers. The instructors were iRevs. 0. C. Dunham, S. II. Lewis, W. B. Bouler and Mrs O C Petrnoso Inspiring and spiritual sermons wen' delivered by Revs. J.H. Grant F;~D. Dreher, A J.~HoIman and T. H. Ringer. The following'visitors were present and brought greetings from their fields of labor: Revs. J. C. McClellan, presiding elder of the Lancaster district; J. McKenzio Harrison, representative A. M, E Book concern; E. A. Adams, presiding elder Newberry district, H A. Adams of the C. M. E. church; , J. E. Thomas, presiding elder ofthe Mt. Pleasant district, Palmet-| to conferences I> G. Bowman of Eastover; .R; Bowman and J j P. Washington of Cameron; Profs I and Mrs. C. G. Garrett of Columbia; J. N. Fitzpatrick, De&n of Allen university; J. P, Shrtor of Lexington, S. R. Higgins, princi-. ; pal Burke High school, Cnarlcs? ton; Mesdames C. A. A(lri-m*> eon-l , -faience branch president and E. I.' > niickett. Juvenile president of \V. II. and E. society of Columbia dis-j 1 - trict. 1 I The convention,was well attendl ed with representatives from all points and was a success, spiritually, financially and numerically. I Too much praise cannot be given Elder Dent- for the wonderful program ho is putting over on thoj I district and to Rev,. I." 0. S'Anmonsj nnd bis good people for their gen-: er-nl hospitality. t I know I voice the sentiment of the members of the institute in .ttini from such instruction I received we can put over better programs ' in our local Sunday schools in lifting our workers up to God. j May God continue to bless us' and lead us on to higher heights in the field of Kingdom building. MANNING NEWS Trinity A. M. E. church is pro, pressing under tlie, wonderful leadership of its efficient Pastor Rev. j P. .T Gadsden. The niessages brot I to us. from time to time by him I have been instructive as well as 'spiritual. His forgetfulness of self has earned for him the full Cooporation of the entire membership. Rev. I.. H. Hemmingway, presiding elder of the Manning district held .the third Quarterly conference of Trinity on Sunday night. All I rcpc' ts wer^ good and showed impiovPment' during tfitr~ptret three months. Reports show that $.350. 05 nave been raised by the. different depaitments of the church The -pre idmg elder's assessment was tuisetf and he expressed himself as bei'"g. we'd pleased with the work being jlone. All departments andj auxiliaries have a substantial bal-i unco." Before the close of the quarj tolly conference euiogisui.ps were held for Bio. William Tames \yho has passed on. The presiding elder after many words of encouragement clused a successful quarter." | Mrs. t;r H. Hemmingway accomiianied the elder and worship at Trinity Sunday. ??? Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Kimock of (Tuskegee institute, Tuskepflki, Ala. wi-re.-jfuosts of.-Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson last week while enroute to Besnnettsville and other .points in the&tate. | Miss Lillian Mack is spending the summer with her mother Mrs. Caroline Mack. I Mrs. Mary B. Thompson left a few days ago for North Windham Maine, where she will spend the summer. | Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Shannon and baby of Charleston are visiting < their mother, Mrs. Sara Gethors. | Mr, Ivrfrv?Gihsrin of New York [ city was the guest of Miss Anniej Crawford for the past two weeks. | Members of the A. C. E. League ; rendered a litreary program SunrrtTrr-frftcmoon. Mr A M. Anderson was guest speaker for the occasion. EASLEY NEWS Miss Ruth Butler of Durham, N. C., is in Ensley for a short stay with her sister, Mrs A. J. Sherard. Miss Sarah Gambrell is home I fmnr camp for a vacation. Raslay Union aptist choir was invited to Antioch Baptist church of Greenville last Wednesday nite. A large crowd was present. ( The Junior choir of F.asley Union is getting ahead. Everybody got happy Sunday night when/ they sang "Get On Board" and other old hymns played by Miss Bernice Webb, led by Ella Webb. Mr. Harold Collins, 3rd base player on Ensley team was^slightl.v injured when a bal'l strnck him in the fact Saturday ng a game. The Tom Thumb wooding given by the girls nuxiliary^v&s quite a success. Prizes wereSawarded to little Louise Hagood And Leo Mansclle, junior. \ home of Mrs. Hattie Griffin TuesThe C. M. E. mission met at the day afternoon. The society was called to order by the President Mn Hattie Griffin. Davotion by .. . . />.. i. '" - ' ' ?- - I the tai I _v Aeee- WAllA WO* PIT Vaiii. atmumn un?xr( > a clioping of this .column is encli J reply, send u quarter (25c) ant ' velope, for my New Astrology ? mail free advice on tV.ee (3) q | birthdate. and correct address t > Assembly Street, Columbia, Sou E. B. H.?I have a small lot in a northern staU' and I am wondering if I will be able to sell it an>> time soon? " Ans.?Yes . . . provided you advertise the property for sale. Why not put it in the hands of seme Btai Estate Ag^cy and ha% . them dispose of it for you. Don't sell unless you can get a good price for the lot. ? ? C. G.?My husband is in jail and 1 wan.t to know if 1 will be able to get him out? ... Ans.?When you get the necessary money to pqy his fine then you< can (jet him out* However if he continues to go to jail as he has done this year it will not be so light on him next time. The people around you do not have anything to do with his going to la it. ? ? M. W.?Please help me. I want a boy friend to call my own and wonder if I will ever get one? Ans.?Without a doubt. Oapid's arrow is going to be pointed a( vou before the next nine months and when it hits . . . you are going to be about the worst "love *ich person imaginable. Good I times'are in store for yon. ? * J. T. T.?I read your column and enjoy it. Tell mc what to do to make away with the disease that I now have and wjll I ever get well ? Ans. ? See a GOOD DOCTOR immediately.. If yoj do this it will only be a short time until you are completely cured. -Neglecting I yourself will only make things' Mrs. Hattie SjJnerard. A splendid program was enjoyed by all after which sandwich, tea and" cookies frere served. Miss Alberta Williams spent the' week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Williams at Greer, S.C.! Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wheeler] spent the \y^ek-end tu the home of i Mr. and Mrs. Ozea Griffon. Mr. and Mrs. Berry Davis spentthe week-end in Asheville, N. C.,! with daughter. The birthday celebration Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Holcomb was enjoyed by all present. - ??----?- ? Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson of Greenville spent the week-end at Mr. and Mrs, Jerome Gamble. 1 The Misses ?Thanell I.add Mozelle, Lucille Collins and Ruby Terrell were dinner guests of Missi Queen F. Manselle, Sunday. Mr. Lucious Roberson, Miss Gra-: die Hallums, Mr. and Mrs. An-! drew Williams, "Mrs. Carrie Hal-1 litis, Bernice Hallins and baby Ann; were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Austin Sunday. ? m v ? MARION NEWS Mrs. S. E. Watson ' ?The?Unitri" Jubilee singers urT- j der auajiif :es^ of Mrs. Ajjce Hagin renderetFajf exeejlentn pro' vr*r."$ ? 1W7 lUUUUAtigilAl, kS I - - - THB PAI.MlSTlt) i.KAI) v v % % * ? *red ityAhia paper ONLY when >sed in your letter. For private i a telf-addressed, stamped enKceding, and receive by return < uestiona. Sign your full name. , ,0 all^ letters. Addreet aTl mail 1 th Carolina. 1 worse. N. M. T.?Please "ioli me ho' -hmprnt^vill-t/ir before 1 lirt til money that 1 am expecting? Ans.?Within the next thre months. This money will come t you in small amounts . . , but yoi will eventually get it all. * ? * C. J. I).?Will I ever pull thr this strain aiul will 1 ever he haj py again? Ans.?Indeed you will. Yo You will nnv for vim.. Iwi ~ this alone will charge your pre> ont disposition .to a happy tin ^ our CHILDREN are alsts'-goin to change for the belter uiwMhe will make y?jr life more content ed. * * * * E, J.?My husband just walk out and leaves me and 1 wan' t know why he doesn't stay, at ho in with hie like he used to do?, Ans.?It is not a girl this' tim that is keeping him away froi home . . . hut it is some interest ing card games. He isn't going I continue this way for he is already retting disgusted and will take more active interest in his lionu ? ? ? * \V. M.-? I am going with a w'?i man and she won't do- like 1 wan her to do and I want, to know i she will ever be like 1 want an ?vhat should I do? Ans.?She isn't going to let an man "wrap her around their fin Iter" but. she is going to keep jii guessing. It will take a let o .oaxing and attention to make he1 care for you for she is jiM abou as independent as. they come. Sh is a clever young lady: gram at the school audit<- iutn oi Sunday afternoon. There wer' Tlireo churches of the t<v.u repre senieu, ifeinei, Si .Join ..ml Alt Pisgah. Mrs. C. K. DuKaitt.avt.il u mistress of ceremony. At the etui of tin* program Mm "Hagin spoke of her* trip toGec't: gin and' guve some informatioi from the meeting that would hel] a financial growth in the churcl "and expressed her wishes- -fur-i more-cooperative spirit among" tlr churches in Marion. Dev. Jen kins ai d Rev. Mclnto-h Were pies inf. and each spoke eiicouraginj of the program. Rev. Watson was indisposed and unab'e to a u ,?d but B* the members were out in numbers. Sunday night Rev, Hall, pastoi of Sellers charge accompanied bj his choir and members proache'e at Bethel. Rev. Hall stressed tht birth of Christ in men which was enjoyed by his hearers. The music which the choir rendered charmed the cniipreo-ntii.il Rev. Watson e>:ptesspd his appreciation to all the visitors anil asked- that?they?n-; .;rn?soon. xiw K>ZOS Wi 3i , - - i ? i ER i Mr. M< <h< t.. >. N'.irth CaI roJina Mutual 1:1 earie ajt"nt wor I i lii|>j>i u at. K (. ; -V ,r? lay nilc. H1 We wr'i' ^lai| 'it i,a'.' ti < iii, .Make la tin I y<.n.> it . h: < i?. Msr- ! ! .M1 I.I. TTi' A N< !I I ' \ M. -I.. < III Ui II lie*. I;- II. Ili?/:i-i\ l'a>tur . ' ' > Sun-day \\; - li'.il. lav- fiir j y ? rhir cli ;r *. s.*!ai ? <*. . 'i*It.S. ^ lui't ill I la- a .al litra-. v. ill; S'upl . 'f imil in.-u in i'>i - ;.i t!a-ii i?- t <.f v i ? duty. >j? i The lii'ii'i 'I ^ i f lactial ?) time.. The pa-titf ievavh ij from i" i at Man ii! <1 Tif Value". Sunday . ' , St. Mult. " I l.c S'ilii ! I was trustee "lay atr.i/ti.e i-uilei'timi j ?-WttS ?I.' """I. * t~ The^ l.wijra.', met !' l iv.' -i hy tit S'eitio Mriss'iiuiary Society j r?arrant o 'which wiisS " vi iy ti ??><!. " A male quartet f???m lialtiuait I. I....*., a'. a. ... -V ?? 11IV u k:I V: . ^ ! excellent. Tli^v v.vic- u -kv-d to j >-injjr again Sunday, j Tlie *I.oagu?- arid S. S uYc Con11 ,-tcmplating sending about l'</ur del- i r regares. to ti :e state meeting1.. lUtivul 'ineotiag h&s Etmt'ed in jr full at Mill Branch . and ; we are, y hoping to have success. Centervillc pastor'is going to run the meeting. 3 Relatives, and friend- of Mrs. p- Carrie I.. Daws are very sad that 0..she is ill and are wishing for her' u speedy recovery. t1 j ? i The * farmers around h"re are U | ?.f VHiking to; war l 5" 'the auction ojsale >.>t" tobacco. 'Sonic of them v , have sold so tie already ar.d now a they are quite sure that when the "i market opens they will come home | 'sitting (>n top of the world''. jj CARD (IT TH \NKS y The family of Mr-. Anna Brown ^ of Lykr.dand. S.T., wish to thank : J) mo 1'i ivii.ls for she many deeds Jof kindness d. r/.ig her illness, tl They also v.i.-li t?.' say a word of e appreciation for the beautiful tioral tribute ami roii.-olir.g inf-ssagn e.s from f ! mi- all over the eoun- . ' try. Mr. T! o iia? I^jawii^ luulaiud. and family. NISI TIN (; IN I'll 11.A 1>1 I.Pill A ( P.i (n.Ulyii", N. V.. duly. ^-1?-Mrs. Gertrude Smith in company with , Mrs.. Alary Janus of Now York City K-ft for Philadelphia. Pa., to "(i-pend a week with.* Mr, ai'.l Mrs. 11 Spencer WiliK-K Mr. AVildcr is* a . I> 'l.rotlu r > I M Smith al?o the son k '..f lb v. S. Wilder of Sumtor; S. C eU ? ? ?*= -j ?? I in;Tl! I'l. A. M. L\ ( Ill HCH I Rrv. 1. P. Robinson, Pastor t [ Sumlav sdiou." opened at us us? ual hour. The U'sson was. fully .iis? n- in every respect using j ' as the subject "God Prepares A . ' People". V * . j At 11 o'ol'jek Rov. Robinson mounted th" rostrum bringing to us a message tilled with inspraI lion eh .'using as his text Riso and : stand upon t! >' f'.'et aiid 1 will make you a witness of these ' . things which you haven't suen. . Mi-?. Aciii-s V WHO I ' U:,1 -'j.'.vnii1! hIi'i; ! -essii.if'witli Ik-i' Mrs: Agues E.--Young has Tolui noil tlT'Tuu* filihie in Bel- " S. (? S I '1 lllt^ ^ , w ' !,n" 'oLso/vsy SotJA/y Boy) ,)tt: /S /??CQGV/ZSD A4-. G CR-WE/G/tT CHAMPION J ^ IS FAST PROVINGW TIP' FAST... I v S K J b?i BERUm^'ROI HMMwHiH The "iLarieuso Beauty Foundation waj by the Godcfroy Manufacturing Comp method* of preserving women'* nat and to make the results of thl* reseai to tho public. I'EiiSPI "His brow Is \\ci with honest woat." Perspir ltlon Is nhyto criticism for tt?o working inun, tint f t us, dear .ladies, It is a. c! *' 5<!? ! fhe of nttructhcooss. for to bo < -nj ?*.!? iy delectable and to hn>? t! e irri-sl.ttibio elifir'ii of fendnlnu daintiness Is "the wish of every Woman. 1'uring these svi rm_ALi::mw-thcvrtour ofT'i'i'ls to control e.\c??-ive i- rspirution becotn.-s u real buttle. Frequent bathing" to keep 11: skin fresh und clean Is of primary Importance. A" odd sponge or M.ower is an excellent preventive, and n few drops of joor favorite perfume.or sutne bath suits-In the. bath" water will help toidove your goal. Light Make-up If you perspire freely tdjout the face, makeup should be.used sparingly and appiiod carefully,! iJoii't make the mistake o? trying-to overcome the effects of porspIraVF'U by a benvy application of cosmetics, for this- Wouh] soon become streaked and blotched. As a result\vour appearance 'would be worse than If ao makeup at all were used. Itinsing t!ie fan* tvlth wlt'clWhazel or any good astringent lofinu before applying cosmetics is a good method. This tills- a mildly astringent effect that v\ .J_'-l.vk the llow of per spiral inn ana. ui-osootiie and cool the skin. Your choke .of powder for the summer should be made very cure- j fully. lie "sure to get one as light In weight as p-^.-ilile. A heaVy-i powder clots ea-ily on moist skins ?so the lighter the powder. ttie better for those who perspire freely. | Pon't . "feel handicapped. If \<>nr ! skin Is moist, It will probably .look freoh and smooth and will not l ave the parched dried out appearance that the warm, stmhv rime \i:\\ s \im en ii.i.ii' \.M. i:. ( iii urn Kev. C. Capers,. I,astor Ci.ai ! >'...ii, ,/fS: O.--S?.-r\ ice? sv.-re i at our church :runi pr'ayo ox- ting ui:Ti! Sunday riii t. A; t 1 :00 a.m. our pastor .uii m? :? me--age taken front' II to*.. at i *, subject "A Groat ["' aiiuc of l ife". Everyone was :i 1K<1 ti.e ir.-piuatioh kf the i!?:j (Iho.-'t as h- _j.i' cached the .void ... (J.,,1. '1 iie Sunday srro'ol was opened it :'..".'(i w/th <p.iite a number p.resn'. -'O^r. 7 S. is progressing.At> 8 7mj p.m. tl... pastor again] i-ceijtled the' rostrum, v witli...._U a r jK- ~ a L11 -7: d a tie (. \\\ were highly >k-sed with tin in-pu ir.ir message nk.n fi'.'m St. Luke sub-1 n't " \ I'lf* ot 1 u-ity". lie preach-' . d as o;ie having t'ud authority. ML en.a.yejl his ' message ar.d reoieed in the God of their sa'Ivaloll. | GO! I)V'lI.LK NEWS Ml. Caldwell Huptist Church Sunduv school opened i:i usual ol'lrl. Jirty 10th tIiw Missionary heh' ts reg;4nr meeting1- with Mrsy ?r?uwo. .? ? Rev. delivered a wonder il sermon Sunday mining. At 00 p.m. Rev. E. E. Ellis of Greer xt J. b 10:25; Mt. Ziuri Sunday school Onjotr a wonderful picnic down bj dumbia dam. AI i s s "Willie ,R. 'Fleming left 17: .Tu-'v for Ne w Yo: "K where ?he l! reinai r -indefinitely,. II \ITt VISITOR IN I'HII.AHKI.PHIA, PA. M-r-e?tinkle?Hnrtb-y and- grandnvivter .Miss lb M. Spencer of j esvi'd". S. sp ii! three weeks 111 her two daughters Misses P. Hartley.- and M. B:. Hartley at I rj R it tollhouse St.. and 701 S.I h St. Mrs. Hartley and?grand .ojrl.t'-r wetv welcomed with a * v in the home at i 705 -Kitten--. ;se . St..' 1-11 the night thf-y ar-j < ed. Mn! v of their friends and I id- i>" her daught.rs to greet ni. Refreshments were cold ie, bi-r-'-. mints, csrnily. nuts, p<>o .chiti- ice ci'iitin and cakA i- guest* wi re Mr. and Mi's. C. 1 yes. Misses Mary Robersoti, ^ tie Pier- 'ii. Myrtle Ilild f and -<rs. C. \V. liays and Gilbert ' ill; Mi's. Thompson, (white) ] s. Roe .Iota - and Mr. Mel.ee | ! dauuhtei Miss M B. Hartley, drs. Gable and c I and-dantrht; i I rinlv-l sorviee- at various church ' ami enjoyed a'.l of them. The | t place (hat little Mis* Spenenjoyed was at Rittenhouse inie, where she pot the fresh ' ; and fe d the pigeons ard birds, uindav Mrs. Hartley was the t hoi n yuest'of Mr. and Mrs, 1 Or at 11 !?(> S. 1 dth St. Irs. Hartley and gfand-daughloft ^londay at 5:do for their no in I.eesvillo. GREEEYVH.LE NEWS Sunday morning a large nuni- ^ of people were out to Sunday *? i > iv i ' A& p. established X /'V ' ^ any to study W- "Tp I V J? > ural beauty, I 1?,jv , ^ rch available % ^ RATION | those with < i i?.r complexions. It | yt'U keep jour skin clour, eyes, eyebrows, lips und hair attractively ! groomed, yon won't liuve to worry ! about cosmetics, except for a little i powder to keep year hose and forehead from becoming shiny* | A certain quantity of perspiration is normal. Failure to norsplre _la__ .? . , *TTt>m; ng- to ho proud of, because it Is : an indication of subnormal health ; conditions. Two Ways to Relief I Mtrko u complete ,Change of clothing daily. Air your dresses and shu.s niter eaVh wearing. To,guard against even a suggestion of persplrutioti odor, use one of the as- . tringeiits or deodorants on the m?ir ijet.fup that purpose. In some cases a niiH solution of warm water and ?. ' nlutn Is sufficient asar.ingeut to discon race persplrattouT * . :. I An -excellent treatment for more difficult cases <>f underarm persplraj.on fs four parts distilled water to one part aluminum chloride. Do not u?e this to<> often. Once every three days is sufficient for the first few applications. After tire second week. . five a week writ do the work 1 Some!imes three applications tt ' . tt.r- .-day interval's wjTT relieve- t he ; eoiciiiion. An.application every.ten . . days iherenfter wi:l prevent rc^ur ranees. ' , .. lie very careful not to use'this selutioii too frequently.. If you do so, you can cause a skin problem. I.et the solution dry thoroughly.on the. sk.n before putting <>u your tress. (for sensitive skins, the parts bathed with this s-luth-n si.onM be ..after it .has dried.) Always tv.Kii u* 1. * ! applying. . A' d In mt be^et no m eU <->, sweat." [ "ehotil. I.e" u> continue to come I' it <.iot < ; y.? the SUh'luy schro/l j lea a' ' vv.v r;: J last Sunday . at .' to " lock.. " ' ' . Mr. A11"it. 111 hit:son and i'anuiy seemed to ' .ujoYvi themselves at *1:e lieach la t week-end. We .enjoy* d mr selves at .Miss Aiiiie 1.. .Robinson's party Friday night. Miss CoVrie WTio'k was the radio iv.u-'.vian. 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