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Saturday, May 28, 1958 PINE GROVE ~A. M. E. OHURCH Pine Grorve A. M. E. Sunday school was called to order by the ? tin ujnal hum. lflfe' Ks'" son was reviewed by the pastor. eievgxi o'clock. the Rev. Pollock delivered a soul stirring sermon which was enjoyed by all. We were glad to have with us Mrs. R. W. Thompson, her sister Fjeine ana daughter Shirley. Misses Telieious Lowman and Beaulah?Rheit left- Saturday fotBrooklyn, N. Y., where they will spend their vacation. Mrs. Lessie Washington has returned home ?from'^6amden where she was called to the bedside of her nephew Jas. Albert.- Mrs. Josephine J-iles and grand-daughter are home from Hickory, N. C., where they have been visiting their son and unc^e. Messrs Naclian Graham, B. F. ? Rawls; Thomas Kenly, George ter and Miss Martha Suber went to Lake Murray on a fishing trip. Miss Lizzie Graham and friends were the Sunday evening guests of her sistejc Mrs. Ruth Smith. Mr. Caesar Rawla and Romeo were the Sunday evening guests of the Clarke family. Mrs. Nancy Paris left Sunday to J witness the graduation of her daughter at urainera institute in Chester, S. C. Mrs. Julia Rawls and Mrs. Della Richardson are indisposed at this writing. n The Big Sisters .club is inviting you all to their fashion show, on June 10. Tho club' itfet at the home of Mrs. T. B. Mills where everything w^nt along nicely after which a delicious repast was serv. - ed. We dismissed to meet at the home of Mrs. Ruth Smith. The YBC club is getting ready for its program that will be ren^ dered during the coming week. We are looking forward ta our V^liuui cu a pi vgiuiii. Happy vacation to all teachers, -graduates,?and1 pupiia. ST MTKF. A M F. rHIIBrH y. ' " ' ' ' ?Iter. Phillip Ellis, Pastor" Charleston, S-JI!.?Sunday school was opened at the usual hour by the Supt. H. Watson with officers r and teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was taught beautifully ' and reveiwed by the pastor. At 11:15 the pastor rnade a brief talk to the pecrple which made their hearts glad. At 8 p.m. 'Elder William YL. Sherald 'delivereJ~an inspiring mes_ sage to?a- larget congregation. pastor and officers aie trying to make it a great success. The next music was renuerea "try?cut: junior choir. Mrs. V. T. Ellis, choris ter with-Prof. S C Gary, church organist at the instrument Many. compliments were paid the young people for their excellent music The Busy Bee and 20th Century clubs had successful entertainments last week in the church yard. Everybody enjoyed them. The program and reception given sonage 241 Ashley avenue was a treat of the season. All the people are asking them to repeat the same. The Boosters club and the Gideon band are planning the next en tertainment.Two more-Sunday school teachers were elected at the last board meeting. The ACE League is doing a fine work with?Mr. Willie Deas. president. Mr. Eugene Edwards and Mrs. Viola Brown passed to their rewards this week. Both fun erals were conducted by our pas tor. ? - The reporter takes this method of thanking the officers, members ... and friends of St. Luke for the fine support in taking The Paimetto Leader? mm m CARLISLE NEWS Mrs. Lizzie Thomas i3 much im" proved. 6he spent four days in Newberry at the hospital. She is in good spirit now. Missee Sadie Robertsono, Miss Nancena Wilkes and Miss Agnes Robertson returned home Monday from Brainerd institute. Chester. , They reporled a good- Bchool yeai^ Mr. Gussie Dawkfna rejourned fkio tirnnlr frrvm PlnrHia wVlAFA he Bpent a pleasant winter and spring. Mr. Thomas Lylcs who was hurt * -in a Tar wreck Wednesday ntte Is said to be doing fine. Those on the sick list: Miss Julia I^awkins, Mrs. Agnes Sims> Mrs. Addie Daw^ins, Mrs. Martha Daw kins, Mrs. Irene Laney, Mrs. Alice ? v Dawkins, Misg.Lilum Medlocfc and Mm. Etixa Lylwr. We hope for them an early recovery, . r : ^ MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. P. Carolina, Pastor Sellers?Sunday school openfc.d ai llic UUU&l Hour with Su'pt. and his co-workers at their past of duty.. A beautiful lesson through out the school and review by Mr J. L. Crosland. At 11:30 am mnrninor ?nnfli>o K. gan The pastor being absent the Rev. Wnu Jame3 was in charge of the service. He sele.-tod his text IrftirL thfi_ 14-:C oTst. John. Quitea few witnessed this service. Rev. A. B. Thomas worshiped with us and gave us a good lecture at the -elose of- this service." At 7:30 p.m." "we again assem-hlciL atul Uu>?ChUfch Aid Board was in charge of the service. They rendered a lovely program entitled The Pearly White City. Mrs. F. L. Carolina, sponsor. This board is getting ready?to beautify our church on the inside May God bless our efforts. .1 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Foxworth had as their dinner guests Sunduy the. Rev:-A. B. Thcrmas and" wife, Mrs. F. L. Carolina afrid Mis? Parks of Georeetown. Mr. and Mrs. OUie Jones, Mr. and Mrs. A Jones and daughter^ Miss Erline Jon^s, Miss Z. Jones, all of Jacksonville. Fla., are visiting -their aunt, Mrs. Julia Barr on Railroad avenue. Mrs. Emma J ones left Saturday nite for Wash, ington, D. C., to spend 89metime with.Jher daughter Ethel. ?? Mrs. G. A. Hunt has opened up a new business. She has a beautiful line of dry goods, shoes and everything to wear. Stop and see her when in town. She will be glad to 3ee you and will treat you right. . . ?Sellers?Ghapel?Baptist Church " Rev. J. H. Hall, Pastor iSunday school opened at the usual hour with assistant Supt. Jame3 Brown and his co-workers. A beautiful lesson-throughou t the school. At 11:30 a.m. morning service began. The pastor selected his text from the 1B:16 of Exodus and used as a subject: Go Forward. This was a strong message, wen delivered and-ftrflTjf thought. Pulpit associates, Rev. J. W. Evans and Dave Johnson. Mr. Quilty Thompson, the pastor and his wife motored to Hamer Sunday afternoon and reported a pleasant trip. At 7:30 p.m. we again assembled ; and Llie p^ttyr hrought ng annth-er wonderful message from 15:22 of St. Luke. Subject: He Took the Wrong Coast. Quite a few wt-rc-tfut to wmtess this wonderful message. Our revival meet-ing?began Sanday^-nighT? Mr. Willie ErVin, mother and his sister Elouise Lane and her husband Luther Lane, Lue Bell Mason Louise Maoon and Mr. Joe Oil of Bucksport spent a few hours with Mr. Ervin Sunday evening. WESTON CHAPEL CHURCH Rev. M. G. Williams, Pastor On .Sunday, the two churches, Weston chapel and Mt. Pisgah were engaged in beautiful union services at Weston Chapel. S. S. opened at 10:15 with the Supt Rev. R. H. McGhee of Mt. Pisgah TU? n.A ? k?o.. in uuaigc x 11c icoovu was ucau* tifully discussed among the various classes. We listened to a most excellent review by Mrs. 0. V. Quarles "Al'11:30 Rev Gray of Mt.'Pisgah came before ua with one of his masterful sermons. He used . iQll.hiiJ. theme..The_ Hiddenllanor, He treated this discourse concisely and philosophically and capti vated?My- -e^wMfeegafckmr - It couW be said among us did not our heart burn. We were pteased to have the Rev. G. T. Coleman of Helena worship with us." He gave some timely remarks. An offering of $350 was taken for him. At 3:30 Rev. H. W. Walker of Clinton, and choir worshiped with -us. He' preached from the text: Ye are the salt of the earth. This was a very instructive sermon. A sermon that should be a moral and an inspiration. The choir rendered beautiful music. A neat sum of $9.25 was raised. * * ? nnof a- no mo no urlt Vi V7UI jmavui wjlui c uo n <V|| was full of information and inspir ation. Total amount collected for the day $-13.39. Rev. and Mrs. M G Williams motored to Denver on last Tuesday to visit ' is brother Mr S Williams. Th y also attended the district conference at Pendleton, The hearts cff the members of - -We*ton chapet were deply saddened to learn of the death of Mrs. Minnie Franklin one -of.our Sunn' day school teachers and faithful churoh worker. V ?i " " THOMPSON STREET BAPTIST OHURCH Rev. B. J. Legins. Pastor Spartanburg, S. C.?Sunday was a aay long to do rememDereo at Thompson?; street.- The day started off with a "bang" as an unusually large crowd filled the Sunday school at 9:30 aim. The lessons were well taught and new members were enrolled in nearly every class. ?At the morning worship "the pastor spoke touchingly from the subject The Christian's Test. This' great^ discourse f-hei rause of much rejoicing and one member was adde to the fold. ? The afterlncr<5n at Thompson St. was indeed well spent. At 3:00 p.m. Rev. Sample firom Greenville and a large part of his congregation motored down and worsTiipecT with us. The Rev. Sample spoke masterfully to us. Again at 4:30 p.m. the Rev. M. D Porter from Greer and his congregation came in whlie our Grecn ville guests were still here, and he too, spoke forcefully to ua So at the end of these great discourses every heart indeed rejoiced. - The BYPU presented a very excellent program on Sunday afternoon from 6:00 to. 7:30. -This program was under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Boyce. At "the eVenlng services the pastor again spoke to us using the subject Dry Bones. At the end of this service we felt that the day was'indeed well spent. Misses Lucinda Burgess, Mary L. Burgess, Annie Maude Boyce, Alice McDowell and Mr, Albert Farr motored to Columbia Sunday. Thley visited tho Veterans hospital and the insane asylum-and other places of ^interest while there. LANCASTER NEWS Sunday! The 'Sunday schools at -the usual hour. Revs. Gantt and A. B. King attended the Ganeaster district conference last week. They reportr ~ed a fine meeting from aH-angles. There were two funerals at the Washington.- Baptist church, undertaker Fundi?rburk-Riley were in charge. Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Tolbert, Rev. and Mrs. Win Gantt were the dinner guests fo Mrs Sarah Mack. To say the least the dinner .was I ? Wt'll pvppnroil rma ? Prof. E. R. Riley is in the midst cf his commencement. He had a . successlui term- with the coopera| tion of his fatuity and well wish-" J ers of the school. - Our high schoul 1 h?rc hr-fortunatc ta have^ such -congenial teachers who work in the j church as well as in the public school. -f?Rev. Tulbert preached the annual sermon, Sunday May 22 at j 3:30 selecting hi3 text from 1st ('Corinthians-dell, subject Build the Right Foundation. He men_ tioned the foundaticm of several structures, ancient cities of wealth 'famex intellectual-and many other business in the walk of life which men thought would stand for 1 years, but at last the rain, heat and wind caused them to crumble and went down and kissed the dust. He proved to the graduating class and all his hearers that unless one build his 0v her foundation (career of life) on Jesus . Christ, why it will not stand the [ test. He preached a masterly-?er nifln \r* ft lavffo audience. The final program will be Thursday nite ', May 26. There are twenty mem-. -Ters~oTtfie graduating class. BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Sunday school opened and foli lowed the usual routine, with Rev, -f? ? ' Donna reviewing the lesson. Morning worship opened at 11:45 the Rev. Mdodana of Camden delivered | a wonderful message, theme: Fear Not for God will Protect You. Mu1 sic was furnished by the Junior r-ehoir, with Mr. Edgar Thompson i at the piano. Evening services were late start Iftg because of the usual monthly reports. This-message was presented at its best fully spiritually and Ifactful. Rev. Mdodana used as a I theme What is your \Religion? ---This was considered a high day at Bethlehem. Many visitors and I members were present. Ybu are al! wnva wobnmp At. Rethlehpm. it is 1. the stranger's home?1200 Lyon I afreet - 7 ' 4'.? J Last Thursday night we. were .favored with a fine message from Jour Rev. M. M. Peace. Many ast sociate- ministers were present at I these HrrviceB. Friday night, Rev , L.C.' Jenkins delivered a message: Deborah a Woman of Action, for the anniversary of the Women's Coopeirtlva MiMlonarj^Jh&ietjL THE EFFINGHAM NEWS ^ [ The Meadow Prong Baptist S. I |S, m?t May the 2.2 at, '.KtO a-ni. ] i iiu ouuuuy suivuivwas wuuuwicu by the Supt. J. II Frierson. TJhe 1 ksson was taught by Bro. .J. J. Jenkins and beautifully discussed . by the schoo.l Collection $1-01). .Review by Rev. H. II. Heart. 11 o'clock Rev. J W Davis, paslor used as a text Romans 1:1G.' Subject: Effects of the Gospel. He preached a??oif! stirring sermon. Collection $7.99. Rev. Davis was the dinner guest of Mrs. Mary E. Black . _ The BYPU met at G o'clock. The subject: Being Christians in crux Home. The--discussion was" mad. plain to all. After which Br^a. E. McCullough, one of our young J Licensed preachers reasoned out a heart felt sermon. ST. MATTHEWS NEWS Pine Grove Circuit Mitchell School Closing A Success The Mitchell school as well as community has been greatly thrill ed during the past week. On Sunday evening, May t5> at 4 o'clock the proceshional march took place after which the annaul sermon was preached by the Rev; B. II. Hodge of Alcolu. The sermon was very much enjoyed by all. ...On- Monday evening, May IP'th?- ' Primary classes taught by Miss Clara Blassingame of Orangeburg rendered a very unique and interesting program. All seem to have been very much thrilled. Wednesday evening May 18 a play known as The Golden Goose was given by The Oth and th Tgrades taught by the Principal, Mrs. Alice D. Mitchell. This play composed of 12 characters was the most classical and best known play that has been given in the community recently. Thursday evening, May 19 the graduation exercises at 8:30. . Pi'i?*st mm I'll 7TH7-7rrATy-^Ttn^:: Helen Middleton, one of the high . .4 -Itoul?teachers?of?OrangcAxurg, followed were the faculty of the Mitchei -school, trustees, juniors and, seniors. There were only b yrraduates to comuletQ_tho elemen tary work of this school. TRvV wore the regular 8th grade rei. caps aud?gowns. The salutatorj was given by Miss Dorllin Smoaks ter which an oration titled Our school was given by Miss JFrankie -Wotpfi.-The valedictory by Miss Emmerline Jenkins. M . Marcus of Orangeburg addressed the class"jwith a very meaningful, thoughtful os well as interesting address. Quite a bit wa^'tlerived'" ''from his address, being the first warding of certificates and prizes were given by Miss Clara Blassingame one" of the teachers of (lie si'liobl. t-'diiowing this was [the closing song, America. There J wevo several visitors from all over i each night Mrs. Hattie Whaley j atvd-AIrs. M. Baker of St. Matthews" ' Blassingame visited the exercises each night. Many other distinguished guests were present also. PAG EL AM) NEWS. j3rs. M. J. Gathings and Mr. bJ 'J. Dargin motored to Pee Dee Sun day afternoon. | A Silver Tea was given at the ! home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brew er Sunday afternoon iti interest ol the Grand View .Presbyterian church. Mi-s. Laura Brewer had ?s hei guest Sunday Mrs^ Elizabeth Ri~vers of Chesterfield. Mrs. Alice Legranae, miss jeretha Huntley and Mr. Wendell Morgan of Wadesboro visited at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. T. F Brewer Monday.? Mr. Bruce Blakeney was funer1 alized at the John Wesley church I Friday He died Thursday after an ' illness of a few days. He leaves a wife Mrs. Sofa Watts Blakeney, two daughters, Mrs. Gatha Sinr ctairT Miss Coretha Blakeney and one son Mr. J. C. Blakeney. Sunday, May 22 was a high day around Great Falls. The Woman's j missionary convention met at tne Pine Grove Baptist church Saturdclegntes and ministers were pros ont. A large sum of money was! raised. The different program? Wore splendid and was enjoyed Try all. The Russell's choir furnished music at 3:30 Sunday. . Mr. Benard Gladden from Bnltimore. Md.. is visiting his- father ancU-brothar^of?Blackstock a ft d Ihike Power Hill, Great Falls. i SUBSCRIBE FOR | I WOODRUFF NEWS. Trinity. AME Zion Church Ugii fi I' fllHI"'1HV I'iHtiir Pleaching every second and 4th Sunday. Sunday school every Sunday at 10:15. We had a very successful revival meeting last week conducted by Rev. Parker of Blacksburg. The sermons pleached were enjoved hy rvrymvi Itcv. Parker is a wonderful preacher. Mrs. M. S. Callaham of Spartunbuig was a visitor in the city last Thursday, the guest of Mrs. i Evelyn Wilborn and Mrs. Viola _ Qiumuiond: " i Mr. and Mrs. Luther Alexandei . of Snartanburtr visited Mr. \Vi?rAlexander who. is very ill. i Mr. Will Donald, Mr. W. R. Duckett and Mr. Mack Jones of i Greenville visited friends in the i city Sunday. ? Mr. Charlie Stephen was serious ? ly injured Monday when a bale of i cotton fell on him. We hope h e i will soon recover.? n.tk.i vr_ ?'v?t UCUKI -iicnji Rev. A. D. Duncan, Pastor Our Sunday school was good with Supt. at his post and most of the* teachers present. The Sen- , ior class still holds the banner. The Busy Bee club was u great success last Friday night; although a cloud of thunder and niin came . just TTS ThIT"nTembei s ^gathered, but in a short time, the clouds passed <uuLjik_grand time was enjoyed. . Mrs. Hattie Steen and Mrs. Ellen,! Dorroh really know how to enter- J tain their friends, which was deeply appreciated. The Busy Bee club 1 is doing a great work, helping re; , pair the church. New Bethel church is progressing with ail the different groups, giving a helping hand toward the church. We urge everyone to- fepdv The Palmetto. Leader. ,! Lanford Grove Holiness Church Bishon U. D. .Rookarrf pA?t?r ?fcunday school at tho usual 'hour 1 with the Supt. and staff present. The lesson was taught by Rev. W. M. Higgina.? At 8 p.m. after the preliminaries Rev. Jones delivered a wonderful ( sermon, text St.-John 15:1: theme Fruit Bearing Time. Remarks by Bro. H. C. Campbell and Rev. Jff. M. Higgins. Dismissal Bishop ' U. D. Rookard went to Lau^ns Sunday evening for pastoral service at his church; 71 There will Jbv a joint meeting of all?the/ first T)'oin Holiness 1 ChlH'eh<^M6vement held at Queen 1 Mapy Laurens Sunday, May 29th. ( ^Pfie public is invited. Begins at > 10 a.m. , ' XEW BERRY NEWS "1 . . Mrs. Estelle S. Frunklin and son | are the guests of her sister Mrs. j Birdie S. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. William Burton of , this city, who are residing in Wash , ington, 1). C., motored to the city ( on account of her aunt's illness. , We?trust she will soon be relieved j from the malady;??; Mr. S. W. Allen, Sr., left Monday-morning for PhiladelphHrr-Pa^ ] where he will attend the General , Assembly' of the Presbyterian , Church. The NT"ck Band Party at Mr. , T. A. Williams' Hall Friday nite was quite a success. Miss Halty won the prize for having the small tst neck. - - A silver tea was given-m?the afternoon. After a short program, ] we Wehe "served sandwiches, punch ^ and cakes. Drayton Street High School PfoL K. F. Gladden, Principal Thursday morning was an Agi ieulture service conducted by the principal. Our guest speaker was Mrs. J. H. Summers, the NYA director of this county, She and-hex husband visited the garden's Thurs day morning, 6 o'clock, judged the plots and they were greatly- impressed with the work that is being done by the boys and girls on the farm and campus. After a few opening remarks by Prof. Gladden, he presented Prof. U. S. Gallman who in turn introkttrcM" and presented the speaker: She came forth filled with zeal and delivered an inspirational and encouraging message on "What Is My Pa^J?" which was enjoyed by all."Prof. O. B: Cannon, SuPr of ^4ty SeKools was also present and gave a few very timely remarks. Calvarv Preshvterian Chnrrh Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor ( prow. A large crowd attended Wed nesday and all weje greatly benefiitted. I* We were-delighted TrTTTave the following visitor? in Sunday school Mrs. Lillie Gladden, her twins and Miss Clara Etta' Bluford, During the league Hour th? pro gram waa outlined for the aecohT" >tr. Mori ah bapt cm urn Rtt: (f: ft; i'lcKeU, i'astor Spartanburg.?Sunday school o ened at usual hour with Supt. Col man and teachers at than post o duty. At 11:30 the pastor, Rev-. C. H Pickett ascended the rostrum tex Rev. 3:11, 18. Subject. Selling th. Church und Religion. This mes s:-tfi.?was well delivered. O yj hearts, burned as the man of Oca delivered the message. _ -Sunday?afternoon at"3:30 th< :hoir under the direction ~of Mrs Azalee R. McGee, rendered fa shQr program at the First Baptis :liurch (white.) At 8:30 the Gubernatorial Hue* closed with quite a success. Th< amount raised was $170.75^ Mr J. Stehson oodward led as dem acra.ic governor reporting $105.71 and Mr. Geo. Nicklas followed as republican governor reporting $65 Total apiount raised during the daj $200.03. The Pentecostal meeting openet Sunday night 12 (mid-nite) to t large audience. The sermon was preached by the pastor, subject 'The Mid-pight Cry" And at mid rrite the bridegroom came. Go y? aut to meet him. The ^ermon was dramatized. It w?i?? indeed u ntft" tefpIec^T The meeting will continui for forty days and forty nights The following ministers will preacl Rev.?T. Moss, Greenville; Rev M. M. Peace of Aiken and Rev O C Parker of Augusta, Ga. Th< pastor will preach every day fronr 12 o'clock noon until 1:00 o'clock The public is cordially invited tc attend all these services. ?Carrier Street finals TrtT Set. Sermon next Sunday aftemooi - *f i. * ~ ? il mi. aionan church, J. B. Brown Rector will preach the baccalaure ate sermon. Rev. C. II. Pickett wil Jeliver the annual address to th* aenkitTr at 8:15 Thtrrsxtay evehing lune 2, at Mt. Moriah church. AnTruaT~Cornmencement exercise: at the Xarrier Street Grammai school wili be conducted next Fri Jay night at the. Mt. Moriah Bap ;ist church.?? - m m ? CHESTERFIELD NEWS Services were very impressiv* at Mt. Tabor ME church Sunday Rev. W. W. Edwards^ preached th* YVorning" semion,~which was base< an the Seven Wonders.^A IuxbI) congregation was present and en joyed the sermon. The evening message was delivered by t h ( Rev. Jas. W. Shaw. pastor Plcn* ant Grove AMEZ church, who helc the attention of his hearers whil* ie preuchod the Gospel in its pur ty. _ The^choir of Mt. Tabor?M:?E :hurch is beautifully robed in whit* and the singing was superb Sun lay and added much sacredness t< the servieetti?Miss-Annnr Edwards is the organist, Rev. P. C. Hiddli* ston pastor. While spending 'the Wfeek-enc I tf ^ nome air. kodi. roster called tc see Misses Sara A. McCullougl and Helen Jenkins. After closing a successful schoo term at Davidson, N. C., Miss Bei sie Baucom is home spending i few days with relatives a n ( friends before resuming summe studies at Winston-Salpm. M. C Miss Cecelia Mae Toatley i i home from St.?George where sh? closed u very successful schoo term. ?Miss Bessie Baucom WH5~ dtftWFi guest of-Mrs. S. E. McCullougl Sunday. Mr. Andrew Burno, was the Sui day afternoon guest of Miss Sari A. McCullough. * Mrs. J. H. Toatley enjoyed i bountiful birthday dinner at th' home of Mr. and Mrs. HorreiPs-ti the Wexford settlement Sunday. Mbnday evening at Mt. Tabo ME' church, Mn'. Julia B. Shaw entertained a very appreciativ audience with the Passion Pla and other scenes. _ Mrs. S. E. McCullough apeni.-; while with Mrs. (Mother) Craii Sunday evening. Miss Bessie Baucom spent Su day afternoon with Mr. and Mr? Elliott Johnson. Miss Cecelia Mae Toatley spen Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cathcar left Sunday for. their home in Roc Hill after completing a job and living in ThlTTvome of Mn Annie Edwards. Messrs. Robt. Jackson and Wi! bert Jenkins enjoyed a lovely birt day party of Miss Annie Hinsoi Swiday afternoon? Quite a fe were present. Mrs. R, A. Toatley and daughti Mlga Cecelia And littli Gerai Foster worshipped at lit. Tatx ME church Sunday morning. I MEMORIAL DAY- I join with the I I Nation In honor' Q lng its heroes ??B-??r~ those who, In win'. I -?i n g-g 1 o r i o urn victory; have H found eternal I i Johnson-Bradley ' Funeral Home 1 ' 1 if!1 Pork j * ?vi * um um VVI TELEPHONE 8137 f r ' .... Fan-O-Lin System - - - II. Beauty Culture Give FAN'-O-LIN HAIR, Scalp DanrufT and Toilet Preparation* 1 a Trial. Their worth has t*K?a . proven. Have and are growing . Hair on ?ald Heads and Bar* 4 Spots when directions are followed. "Will promote a full growth 1 of Hair. ; 1 Box Hair Grower _ 35c _ X-Bux SpeciaI-Hair~Grower 40c ^ 1 Box Scalp Soap 20c 1 Box Pressing Oil . 45c 10 cents extra for postage ) ; Registered in U. S. Patent Office. ~ Agents Wanted. 'Write for Term* Made By? t J Mme. 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