The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 26, 1938, Page Page 6, Image 6

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pw i | ]: applioatj Z DATE -i NAME ; r CITY. I GRADE ? SCHOOL ( > ; ; BIRTHDAY ' ? Fill out this coupon and mai | [ Rtampeld envelope to The Pal 1 i 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, I , 1? the roll book, and you will rece HELEN WRITES I)ear Bill: I visited the Teach^ ers7 Association last week and mel many friends who said they were very niucn impiesscu oy reauing my articles. I :.m planning to take a -trip- at. the close of . my school term. Where is a nice place tc --go Bill? Oht I-wonder where is Mamie Lee Rhodes? Sleep I sup pose. . , Helen P. Bowman BERN ICE HAS SOME BABY CHICK ES Hello Everybody: Have you evei been disappoint id? If so, ycu knov how I feel. I did not see my lettei - on the Junior Page last week. Oui basket-ball?team played the new school of Sumter on the 11th anc "the .scores were'6-3 in favor ol our school. Both teams played wel I have otr some more baby chick: You should see our garden. I an also helping with the pot flowers I live on the farm. I like- t h < -ountry life. I will be glad for yoi ayuipj sugar, ruDDcr, paper, etc The most outstanding product was the one which ho got from the peanut that has cured infan. tile paralysis. Don't forget that Dr. Carver says, he has been inspired by God to mahe the wonderful discoveries ' ?wbieb be has made, ?- ?<4? - Mr. Henry Ford of Detroit visited Dr. Carver last week. Their plans we do not know. Edwin W. Hughes. CHERAW NEWS The Woman's Home Missionary society ^of Wesley M. E. church was entertained by the President Mi*. Ralph Harrington of Kershaw street, Friday afternoon^ Huil ing the refreshment hc/ur, Mrs. Harrinfgton was s-urprised with birthday gifts. ' Mrs. JamcR Prince of Pee Dee Baptist church worshiped at Wesley M. E. church Sunday morning; .^Misses Thelma Cotton and Emms Sanders spent the weekend at IniL.. -AJ*'? . . v?. .'v.? . to come to see me. bye, bye, Berriice McLesteR MARGARET HAD PLEASANT VACATION. IKllo Everybody: Well, 1 spent a very pleasant vacation anc ! I am not anxious to go to school * this morning, as the rest of mj sisters and brothers will be honu itfitil WocTnesdaJ*. But duly calls me ari<!'I must be on the the job while she attended the State Tenet ers Association. On Saturday; p m., 1 went to Comden and spent the afternoon yesterday. I attend ed churrh and Sunday school as usual. So long. Margaret Wright. AN D SEND8~ fcETTER. Dear Bill: My card atrtl buttor 'have Ipeen received, and I am wel -niensod-udth- them-.--A41 the?boy who have-seen -my-card and but ton. think they are very beauttfu At this time, I wish to say thai I thank you and the other mem b"rs nf the club for Hi'Oivpting m? application. To tell the truth, 1 find it difficult at this, time to-saj just now much I do appreciate be cominer c^e of the brothers of the Rill Carver's Club. Edwin W. Hughes. RII.E IS PLEASED WITH NEW ? MEMBER ' Dear Bill:' Indeed I am glad to have this g.tand noble opportunitj ? to~telLThe members of the Clul what little I know of Dr. Georgr W. Carver's life. Dr. George W Carver, head of the Agricultural exneriment station at " Tuskegee Alabama, has made himself ar international character by his achievements in Chemistry of agr; culture He has developed more than one hundred products from the sweet potato, over one hundred* and fifty uses for the peanut, ' upwards of sixty articles from the 2_pecan, and extracted useful dyes from the clay of. the Southern soil. It would be impossible for me to tell in full details all the activities that Mr. Carver has taken part in during his early career, but his major field of work foT "the last Tew "years has been in science and organic Chemistry. He has proven himself to be an expert with the peanut and sweet potato, from these two products he has gotten two hundred and fifty by-products, namely, milk, M ~ ahc? UoffCi ifliiH'* EntAft^T mm [0BLA.N K =\ 193 - -.i-., STATE ----- AGE : 1 it together with a self addressed metto Leader, Bill Carver's Club,! S. C. Your name will be placed on j dve a membership card and gutton! , home with their parents after attending the State Teachers' assoL ciation in Columbia. r Mrs;?Lula M. Ry k r n bn k c.r?ef ; Bamberg, S. CMj and Miss Mamit - House of Hartsville wdre the wee! ' end guests of-_Miv_and Mrs. M j -J. Montgomery* There was a surprise birthdaj party given for Mr, M. J. Mont gomery on Friday evening. Manj guests were present. The c/ut-ol 4 ...a. > f 1 C**. 1. tuwii quests were ^icsuawivs OUUK es, Bessie House and Mr. People? r of Hartsville. M Mrs. A. V. Wilson spent Satur [j day, and Sunday \n Charlotte, N \ C.( with Mr. and Mrs.-aL.eroy HoiF i land of 408 ' NortTT Long" street '|Mrs. Wilson reports having en 51 joyed a very pleasant stay. 1 The teachers of Cheraw, botl ; town and county, were very large1 ly represented at the State Tea chers' association in Columbia'. Everyone who attended was greath benefited. I ed his friends at his birthday per j ty Mondya night at the home oi , Mrs. Fannie McDonald. _ > Miss Thelma McDonald who i> atteiidedihg school at Mather academy. Camden, S. C., is at home fo a few days. Mr. Frank McCoy a student al CahKoi- snV-nt Snndnv al - his ho?U' in Chesterfield. Mrs. Maria Hooks entertainer the young women's club Sundas afternoon at her home. Miss ^ Ruth Amakt-r and hei an Oratorical contest Monday nit' i "ifaarch 28th at RobeiT Smalls audi 1 torium. PTtrp Vnnng Woman's club wil esent a play at the Fee "Dee Baj jltist church,-Friday night, April . 1, 1938. The public is . invited ""The title-of the play is -t^'-ho ' lyville Social Club". Admissin 10t 1 for" adults^BTrd" "5c "for alt schoo , children.- Mrs. A. V. Wilson, di rectress. -New York?(C)?Walter Win chell, Broadway columnist, say: --the new Cotton Club show whicl j opened Thursday night with Duk< i Ellington,-is a hit.. , ) Charleston, W. Va.?(C)?Tin * American Teachers association ' Prof. Alphonse Heninburg, presi. j dent, will meet July 2G_2(?, at Ttr i kegee, with the theme "The Negr< i Youth Looks at Occupations ir Atnerica", according to. Prof. \V W. Sanders, executive secretary. BETT1S JR. COLLEGE NEWS By Ruby L. Nicholsoff- ? The time is here again for th< amid-semester examination for th< two college classes. A quintet of our singers (male] and Miss H. Franklin primary tei cher and dramatic reader,""appear od^in^ a "recital at Thompson- -St IM. E. church, Spartanburg last Monday evening. The large aud| ience was well pleased with the [program. Messrs Farr and BiassePgale accompanied the group. That afternoon those'singers were heard on the air as they sang at , Spartanburg's broadcasting - sta tion. , President Nicholson, Mesdames IX M. Hubert, E. C. Holmes, S. L. Collins, Misses H. Franklin and G. Prater, Prof, and Mrs. H. A, Blftsaengale, Prof, urn! Mrs. Ru-bens^iJ*r.oXst J. C. Simmons, M. Bowman, W. P. Lewis and C. Fal-r attended the State Teachers association." 'President Nicholson also attended the meeting both days. A division of our glee clph nccompanied by Mrs. Collins were enthusiastically received by large ndiences at Cedar Grove church, Norway and^Mt. Zion, Orangeburg, Sunday afternoon and evening respectively." Rev. L. W. Tyku* and Davis, together with their officers members and friends, gtfve lie Troup a hearty ovation. The siserS of Cedar G^ove fed the group abundantly. The readings by Miss FVankTm were very pleasing. Mrs. Collins, our principal at tended the meeting of the direetofp of Summer school in Oohrmhift on Saturday. She was accompanied by Mr. H. A. Blassengale and lita. a. *t ?^ , THI _ r^ t McCOLL NEWS I i . By J. S. LaSeinc, Jr. J McC'uii, t>. C., Match 24th?The j t local luculty has returned to . I L1V9 U1UI .->l>eiIUIIIg Xtll eilJOyHOlU 1 | I'sojduin in Columbia lor the btatel 1 Teachers association. .'* L 1 bf buys ami girls of the ag-1' ' ricuituial and homo economics de-1 ? partments are busily engaging! ' themselves* in the various * activi- i , Lios lor the county and local fields . ; ii?y- I j , Oui\ school was presented a J ' group ot song Looks, to be used . ! luting chapel exercises, by the < ? 1th and i>th graces which is su- ] ! jervised by Mrs. J. E. Gregg. The tots of the 2nd and 3rd ? ;rades are very jolly over their j atractive room and are putting ( orth gill efforts to keep it clean. , _ Among the displays are sandtable ( - irh I >111< li -HI'. !) , I.ihioi y i-m noi- j .ml First Aid Kit. ?r ^ After Friday night the basket- ] >all boys will tuck their togs a- , ice. Coach Burr age. has already ! r vakt'n his .cfhii'g'od tluu the first ] iractice game which \ras very a- j musing. r clio .vfws \ By ( . I.. Miles I The Rev. C. T. llinto'n held an ] J xccllent service at St. Peter a. f M. E. church last Sunday. Revi i lintoj) selected" as~a subject Oh! < dy People_AVhat Have I-Done Un- i i <1 A'c ? The church has made.won J y 'erful pi ogre.-s sinoe Rev. HiHtoir-i Bias been here. Visitors were: ] Misses Myrtle Ivey, Alma I.ane i find Rev. 'i'irlock. 1 i t_Rgv. S. Gregg, pastor of Clio ] M IS I f I > ii. _l-?. cnurcn n;is oeen very unlor- < unute in Unit two churches on his ( .ha: gi\ .wy.t'e..completely destroyed ! by fire. lloppewell of Tatum, S. i was destfoyod .lan. 23 and As- 1 ~ hi:ry oT lJunhar. Feh. 27:?Hope- \ veil is umhr construction. The i _ ilan> an- in ihe making lur re- 1 ''milding Ashury. Uev. Gregg is i olieiting the support of'tlie iicigh oring churches to aid him in tjiis wot thy cause. J_ . . ..Group 1) AiiUladLioro Lo.uiity.ns-.; iociatihn convened at the Wesley ehool. I'rof. Ilruton. principal, on | - March 11. The meeting opened ; .vitli Prof. ]{?W. Anderson" pie- , sid'ent, prc-iding. .Miss B. E. (Ira- j mm.?.1 euin?1< in her?in > hoi coin-? I nents expri'sse 1 Mrs. dandy's loy * ilty t'o "the tehel.ing profession. -Miss draham- presented each a-hool With pivluus of Virginia I .Randolph and Annie fleane. who ? a? i e the liiiniiU.i-s-uf the Jciunds ( . >f live teacher in aiding her to : fund, for the splendid" cooperation aise her memorial funds. ' " r ITof. ?Uniton and co-workers . I 1 ervt'd a delicious repast.. The , -nee'Tmr-;;(t tnurne ; to meet at t'llO i \pril 11. i ; Teachei s of t'lio repoits a very 'iivititahle 'and enjoyable meeting ' 't ('olinnMii:?~ . j .The Moon (Ilow vlul? gave a sil- 1 1?TT?tcn?rrr hrirrrrr-ni' M'Ssrs Poland 1 Hennegan ami .John D. Terry who 1 io\v intend school _ut..Mu.ther_aca.cl- : emy. Camden. S.. C., at Lincoln ' Junior. High last Sunday evening.' s MORRIS BROWN |~ n A. M. K. C111*HCH ^ Rev., li. I. I.t num. Raster !' The worshipers-at Morris Brown ? showed thtn^hTPpri^atfon %of " a * ' beautiful day last Sunday, by com- i , ing out in large numbers at all services. A very splendid gospel message \va- brought to the large congregation at IT a.m. by Rev. ' \ Calvin Reynolds the pastor of 1 i* Centenary M. E. church, who se- < lected as a text St. John 0:25. -lie 1 deducted as a theme The Value 1 if Personal Knowlo ige and the 1 hearts of th(e hearers were made to rejoice as the speaker unfold- 1 x'd-the scripture. At 7:30 p.m. theAi s' sermon was aldy delivered by Rev. I Richardson the pastor of the A.; l " M. E. church at Florence. It was i a distinctive pleasure to" hear, < and greet Rev. Richardson who " . xvaa. no stronger -to our?city hav-1 ing preached here many years, a' go. Our revival began on Tues- J day night and will continue foi' 10 ^ rh.ee TV,.. ' = - ? i" ' 4 mr iiivi-iuijr win no conducted. by Rev. .Dawktns of Flush- ^ inpr, N.'V. It is hop. d t^at the , revival wiTT result in a trlorious R ; harvest of semis for the Master's ? kingdom. All of our interest will ^ he centered on that ohjevtive, Music was furnished nil day by the Junior choir under the direc- * ' I tion of Mr. Phillip llannett. n The Parsonage club at the close ^ )of the i'Vill in ir < ri.ifin thronprh | President. Mrs. C. E. Bradford b I pT^senTT'it Sh.hii io Ihe t rustees and ' ! f>.00 to the Stewards. Tn each case ^ acceptance was made in short by ? Brothers W. IT. Simmons and ITen- b ry Brown. The spring drive is b : claiming' the attention of our mom T hers thmufrTi the different clubs,! e and promises to be successful, j t ' The objective is to wipe out all ofj ft our indebtedness when the drive E I closes the latter part of May. li i Jl'others \R. Crawford and B. n Stunney continue on the sick list fit this "writing. ~ b SEXIXA - c t Miss T/tiln Mao Williams spent J i ^ast week in Greenville visiting her C r -eousin,- Mrs. Ophelia , Smith. in I Mrs. Marie Williams entertain-1 ed with a birthday supper in hon- I ; or of her husband, Mrs. Clarences a 5 PALMETTO LEADER ANNOUNCEMENT o all Readers and Well Wishers of the Palmetto Leadei': The Royal Friend Club of Comvbia, S. C., is presenting a Conert for your enjoyment--SuftdAyTilarch 27, 1938 at 6 o'clock. This lub represent some of Columbia's test singers, widely known over south Carolina.? The Concert will ie presented at Mt. Olive Baptist hunch,?KingviHe, S. C* If ynn ire satisfied give a silver offerng. If not give nothinir, Come >ne, come all and both see and lear us. SEWS FROM SECOND C ALV-AJKr??URCIL March 23?^Rev. 'Charles H. 3ro\vn returns, to 2nd Calvary as lastor after an absence of six /ears, six months and a half and i most cordial welcome awaits him and his fftnnily. In the issue of September 11, 1931 The Palmetto Leader published the following among the notes from churches: .When Rev. C. . H. Brown pronounces the benediction at the lose of the morning services, Sun lay, September 13th his pastorate covering a period of more than i- ? tt i i vxj j rni *>' ill?I' ni* R'UVl".* :o pursue His studies even further, ffe hud been granted leave "of absence' last winter to do his work ?s Master?And now .he. eturns to .Oberlin to work on his Doctorate degree. His is a rare privilege. Let?our group rejoice .vith him* in his good fortune and sympathize with the church in her oss.'' " And now we may load: When Ite'v. C. H. Brown makes his call :o worship at 2nd Calvary Sunday norning. March 27th he with the saints of this church will enter jpon another season of progressive and consecrated Christian ser uled with the enthusiasm of the numbers and friends of this church momise a glorious work for the Master in this field. We refresh >ur motto from our Weekly Bullein which was distributer! each Sunday during a pare of his1 ser,'ic.e here "The Church With X Welcome". Rev. C. IL Brown," mstor. 'Come thou with u? and >vc will do thee good". D. V. Head Ihe "Leader" and lead the eader. K ?; \P\VRT?i}i> v vi.'u-o r Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev.. A. II. Reilsoner, Pastor The S. S. service was very iniuessive as, usual. During tlvo "hildrcn's Hour. Mi<< Anslio .Ton?s offered prayer. The pastor's subject was Stop and Go Sign. ?At, 11 .HO the pa-iors t In me was "an You Take It'?. Text Mark 10::!0, which was beneficial to all. At 4:30 in the afternoon an appreciative audience" witnessed the Missionary service that was rendered bv the group of Christian young people, whose parents have worked in the foreign fields. It was an inspiration to all who \v?re present. The Interdenominational -League service was FiTTTl at the henttit ul home of Rev. arid Mrs. Halty on Wednesday." March 10 with the Vice-President, Mr. Paul R. Allep inosjding. The entire service interesting. The projects tyenLioned?were?play-ground, -eomiu tt~. iiity center and the children's, leisure trine during the summer vacation. 1 Dray ton _St. Baptist Tabernacle - Rev. J.~L. "Livingston, Pastor S. S. was held at the usual honf followed hy a wonderful sermon hat was delivered by the pastor mbject: God Provides A Leader, fext Exodus 3:12, which was enjoyed by all. Drayton Street High School Prof. It. F. ( jladdeu. Principal ? The rally last week was quite a nrrt-e-t-^?The?following?toucher* ind the highest anTbunt in each lepartment: Primaiy? Miss Lou Entye Graham; Intermediate. Mrs. Eunice H. Allen and High school Miss_E. C. Gary. Rev. S. E. Martin was the guest Monday morning and gave a very lclpful message to the students. All of the teachers returned 'rom the association with smiles iftcr having?enjoyed a very beit ficial session. IVillinms last Monday nijrht, 14, it "8:30 o'clock. Guests were Sirs. 3. B." Johnson, Mr. A.L. Code and Miss F. L. Williams, Miss Stella Mae Jackson of Tus-i :egee institute was called home fist week due to the death of her, randmother. Miss -Elease Young f Washington and Miss Nina 'oung of Greenville attended the uneral Sunday. * I I)r. and ,Mrs. H. E. Hill are he proud parents of a girl. Both lother and babv are resting nicey. Mrs. M. B. Thomas and daughter, Miriam and Miss F. L. Wil-; ams went tn~Gn 1 umbta"has tr ~W ed - icsday. Mrs. Thomas attended he meeting for the T. B. asso.ia ton and Mlss Williams re pre rented the local I'TA at the State P lA.?Other?teachers who" attend-j d the State- Teachers' associaion were: Mr. and Mrs. Finley, i Ir. Code, Mrs. Scott, Misses Tag-! art, Perry and Brown, Mr. Wil-I iams and Misses Owens and Size-! lore. Miss Othella Wad'sworth is in own visitirrpr her cousins, Mr. and Irs.- W. D. Addison. She is tcniunsf in the Parker district m Jreepville. Mrs. Addison1 was caTTed to Ireenwood due to the serious illie?s of her mother. , We are very sorry to hear thnt dr. E. L. .Kitjhler is in the Anderon county ho#ital. \ VIRGINIA STATE MEN'S GLEE]! CLUB PERFORMS AT SOUTH l CARO. STATE COLLEGE Orangeburg, S. C., March 21? J. Harold Montague returned' to j urday evening and conducted the, 1 Virginia State Men's Glee club in \ one of the finest musical offerings ever heard here. This perform-) ance was enthusiastically received by a mixed audience that filled DTHTte Hall to greet Mr. Monta^~*i gue and his vocal ensemble. Acclaimed nationally as interpreters of the classic, spiritual, work song and folk music reperfn?rn 4V*5cj AnwnAnf rrv/vttM ?1.AI vvr?? v , vina vviicvt v (?;i v/up, Willi LIIU1T voices blending perfectly, performed . each- number with finesse and depth of feeling seldom found in i college aggregations. ~ The numbers were well chosen and all the i ! various moods were expressed with | intensity %nd unity pf action between conductor, vocalizem, ancT ' the accompanist, Miss Carlene Mc Coy. - ? * - ( | The conductor held complete mas , tery over the audience as well as performers .during the entire concert. Vociferous applause followed each rendition and many encores interspersed the outlined program. The performance was :_h'ot only featured by brilliant grouir singing, but Harold White' and other individual performers J thrilled the large- audience?with;' "Because1' CD'ftartfeTot); "A Fu-V vcz notice image" (Manon) and "The Presence of Pain" (Monta-| gue). all tenor solos demanded anj encore. All of the eighteen numj hers were excellently renderd, but the?e reached superb heights: "Inv ictus" tProthroe): .Beethoven's "Hallelujah Choru's"; Robinson's "Water Bov;" "Po 01' Lazarus" -fXerrro work song) arr, by Work; "When I'm Cone" arrvby Smith; "Run to My Lord", arr. "by Montague: "Travelin"' byJKern; and "Old Man River" pleased the aud- * ionoe immensely. "De-Glory Road" by Wolk was the grand finale, but the audience, with curtain calls and continued applause, received a great encore to end a brilliant performance attended by cosmopolitan music lovers from all sections of South Carolina. Immediately after the concept the Chroal Society and faculty en jortjunod Virginians In Dukes ' gyn\pasium with" a delightful re! ception. Reggie Thomasson and : 00:0.0:0 oo.c> o.o.o:ox>:oao??xo???KS30 f TSF; HAIRT.ONGKRl I A wonderfal Hair Grower Makes the "hair grow Long, Full and Luxuriant.?A fail ferial?will prove its wonderful worth. llairlonger Grower 25< Pressing Oil -. . _25r Postage 10c. _ ALSIE P. WYKNE, Box 24, Clio, 8. C BEST QUALITY COAL ?ALWAYS? PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 4311 fc rfrti? hi 1 jgjjgggl] Dial 789 Jchn F. Hunter Funeral - Director and Embalmer Mrs. MARY H. MADDEN, Assistant 120 N. Harper Street Laurens, S. C. < "TT ? ? hi? 3t>t? Collegians owhortri fur-1 nished music for the occasion. A|( highlight of the . many informal 1 events at this party was the sing- f ing or the Virginia State "Evening < Song". In conclusion, South Caro-,, lina sang her Alma Mater?and : "Goodnight, Goodnight, Beloved." ; BEAUFORT COUNTY i tbaivimc or<unnf _11?1111" 11 There are many healthy, strong < anxious ahlKMHT Iff'"gHffliuiar ?td ; high school age and grade, In i these and other rural sections j | who desire to attend a long term , school and whose parents are un-| able to send for various reasons, because? of this great haiWicap many young boys and girls were ~ and are forced to discontinue their school work after finishing from a normal 5 or 6 months school. Young people who suffer such conditions wijl be citizens, law makers, maybe, or law breakers, most < ly the Jatter, of tomorrow, that they should be given the same chance for an education as others ( under reasonable conditions is of prime necessity and of great im portance. This fact I believe, is' admitted by all and denied by] none. With this principle in mindi Professor and Mrs. .T S. Shanklin.. began a boarding school for all J children through the high school. Impressed by the working of the ' school, n^any white, friends he-. _ only a county school, the children " are receiving instructions equal to those of the city. This is the school for children who desire to better their conditions through work and study. Like other boarding ' schools, children's activities are carefully planned to meet thdkir neeife and individual differences. And unlike other boarding schools, children are tak- en from the grammar department up, and are free to enjoy the many natural resources and trample over these nine hundred acres of land. Many children today are enjoying, this wholesome atmos- ] phere and "many more should. All , of the land is in valuable use, de-.( monstrating the untiring efforts of I two of the state's most beloved and honorable persons. Professor i and Mrs. J. S. Shanklin. The adult classes by Mrs. Shank < lin is of rare importance. The tv.i . - ? ~ ? - J - KwnitTTttw?V??*?V *4 4 ? UlttUC _ each week are picking- tomatoes, service rugs and other articles >*0*Q*0*0*0*0*Q*0*Q*Q*Q*Q*0*'0*Q*0*0*0*0?0*0,iO*0-t !WwWJ?\WWWW)<tO*^WV>WJ?\WV\J?^WW^^WJ?tWW *0*0*0*0*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*tt*o*A*o*Of*o*,Qf*tt*? sWWWWWWWA*Oi^WWWW/?sWWWWVnWWWMl WHILE IN NSW YORK STOP AT WOOD SIDE HOTEL lhe Finest Colored Hotel in Harlea# 2424 ith Ave. at 142nd Si* New York, New York AUDUBON 1240# David Ci, Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient attention viven to all hiiaimmmm placed with mePHONE 5717 | THE PULL LINE OF BULK PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES Counts Drug Store 'lffo WASHINGTON STREET" PHONE t-lMT ? Fan 0-Lin gydtenr~ ~ In Beauty Culture Give FAN-O-LIN HAIR, Scalp Dandrpff and Toilet Preparation* * Trial. Their worth hat been proven, Have and are crowing Hair on . Bald Heads 'ana Bare Spots when directions are followed Will promote a lull growth of Hair. 1 Box Hair Grower 1 ... S5c 1 Box Special Hair Grower - 40c 1 Box Scalp Soap 80c 1 Box Pressing Oil " 46c 10 cents e*tra for postage I Registered In U. S. Patent Office 1 Agents Wanted. Write for Terms t Made By 1 Mme. FANNIK L. CAROLINA 4 1029 High Market Street ? Aeocgetawn. 8- C ' Saturday, March 2d, 1938 made of burljrp are sold to northern whites. People here are get* _ ting ready for a bigger tomato season as well as beans of different kinds says Mr. J. S. Shank tin, Jr., professor of Agriculture. far, Prof. Shanklin, Sr., sees the need of a canning p'ant. This need has been properly mentioned and the .people of the county will irivAn aid for the erection of a panning plant. The teachers have pledged to support th?a nu?e id all efforts will be made for the much needed plant which will benefit all. *. - 7 PROFESSIONAL CARDS ocrs Dally: Bnnffaye: 1:00 te 8:00 P.M. 8:00 to 11 AM 8:00 to 4M PJI J. Wendell Stover PHY8IO THERAPIST /? ? A r\*T A Win AJ A Ofliaitn URAUUAID HABabUH ETealtli Treatmenta By Appoint* Mta 1314 Campbell St. CaadtR, S.C. ? DR. A. B. JOHNSON gURGBON Office: 1388 tt Assembly Strait Phono 8466 liilthnei: 819 Oak Street Phono 8740 ?-j. "i in i i i m REV. J. H. JOHNSON Oflw; 8088 Marian Street . NOTART PUBLIC Malar la Baal Katate, performs marriage ceremonial, writ# wfl'e. needs, mortrages. dalme, ate. Can to dto HI* Mtaa Phone 0407 Rm. ?TH -N; J.^PREDERtCK \ttorney-at-law and Notary PuUfa PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?Stat* aad federal 1110 WasfcngtoB Sv Cola.' S. C DR. H. H. COOPER DmUK ; Special Attention Given to Dia> ease* of th* Game Gold Crown and Bridge Work ?;? A Specialty? Oflce Phone 0429 Res. UM il26 Washington SL, Cola., S. C. DR. J.G. STUART Kjr?, Ear, Nose and Throat Giaaies Fitted Accurately Office Hour.: Telephone: 11:00 to lipO P. tL Re.. 4601 6:00 to 8*0 P. M. _ Office STM . Office: Beeldenee: ?*0 Taylor 81 1417 Pino St 1 IHBBgWg 11 "? "r?^jg Offic* Hour.: ? Telephone: It A. M. to 2 P. H. Re*. MTI 6 P. M. to 8 P. 1L Dr. W, D. Chappelle PfcyeUUa end 8ery*ee Diaea.ee of Women and Chi] A Spetfalty Office. Reeldence: 4116 Lady^1801 Pine St aBBBBHaBnBasaMS&as&aBaBOi Office Boor.; Phonea: 8 to 9 A. M. OfficadOM U to 1 P. M. Rea. 67M 6toLP.lL - Dr. R. B. Frederick Pfcyaklaa OlTee: Bealdeoeei L107H Waakinrton 1416 Park Dear VUtery Sarin** Bank, ? ? . 1, c. ? Phone 7811 AH duHi ?f Dental Wwk Dr. L. EL Hallman ^DBNTIIT PALNLBM RmiACTIONB Sundays by Appointment* Office: 2360*4 Genrar'a Street Cohambia. % C. -Office now Telephone*: B:M A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office *0*1 ? Se^denee *671 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Plllin*. Pie tee flmvna Rrl/ivM * Sunday by Appototmant Anaath?*la a 8paeialty MADAM PETER'S llatr Grwar Par Diaaaaad Seslw-Chrw Ufa A Icauty. BRUT (UtOWttt?ayyly mm* a w*afc?PRICK lie IMS Btaa?a? 81 OrioiUa Cafaata Dray Star*. WaaHagt? 81 TVaaaaa Dray llaa, Ikybt , aai Ihiiai Bmb /. \ \?