Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday, October 16* 1988 ? V Rev. Pinckjiey M. J. Curry i former student of Benedict col _ lege. find Mrs. Bessie Mae Curr; nd Mrs. Naomi L. Oliver havi returned from the University o: Chicago juid report a fine stay . In "(Religious Education and is nov ft making plans to take the Corre pondence Course frim the Colum bfca university, New York. Mrs. Bessie* Mae Curry and hei ister Miss ,M. JL Oliver are ii Morristown TrTTollege, Morris town, Tenn. The former is one o: the teachers and the latter is th< musical instructor. _ j Mr. Elmora. McCIain of Ashe ville, N. C., and Mr. Edward Pincl stone cf Statesvvlle, N. C., stoppee a while in the oitv on Tuesday t.h< guests of Rev. P. M. J. Curry. - . Mr. John B. Curry has returnee to Bettis Jr. college to resume hii studies. Alberta Sumter, Benzine Tier ring, Lucille Moore are home fo: the week-end, they are attendinj the Breeland Beauty' school, a Orangeburg, S. C.. Mr. Oliver Burton of New Yorl City spent aa few days with hi parents Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Bu ton of 916 Price street, Laurens S. C. Mr. Burton Iooke the pic ture of health and getting aloni exceptionally well in every roapec ITo t a oluiavo woo/t.i 4-^. u: i vuuj* * w?uiaac in mother smiie by giving her a sun of $25. each and everytime tba ho visits her. Mrs. Baseman, Mrs. Nabrey an on Jimmy havef returned to thei homes, Washington and German , *" town, Pa., after having spent sev eral weeks visiting Dr. and.Mrs A. B. Johnson. These very pleas ant visitors are the mother an is^er of Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Prances Thompson visite with relatives in Washington, ? - C., and is now spending severe weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. / Howard, former Columbians* Ir Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mitchell wer the guests of Mrs. S. A. and 0 E. Halcombe of Columbia. The werci vrsiting Columbia and stop ped with her sister. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMEN! Mr/ and Mrs. Dave Jackso wish to announce the marriages c ~ their daughter Marie tn Mr. Kbr aid A. Holmes of Atlantic Citj New Jersey. They were marrie g m Elkton, Md., September?HFjt - , 1938. They are now residing e 2227 Ellsworth street, Philadc phia, Pa. The groom is a graduate of th Pennsylvania university, : T h bride is a graduate1 of Pinley Hig school of Chester. S. C. ' ' MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMEN Mrs. Alice Harris wrihes to ai nounce the marriage of her daugl ter Emma Angeline Harris to "I. B. Butler, July 18, 1938. IDLE HOUR BRIDGE CLUB Lancaster, S. C.?The Idle Hoi - Bridge club heid a short busines meeting, Saturday evening, Oct ber 1, 1938 at five o'clock at tl borne of Mrs. Juanita Garvis. Tl officers of the club are: Mrs. W": olene Babcock, president; Mil Josephine Sherard, vice-presiden 1 . Mrss Miajorie Clinton, secretar; Mrs. Juartita Garris, assistant s< retary; Miss Charlotte Blackwe - treasurer and Miss Eula M. Cui ningham, reporter. The ne: meeting will be held October 1 with Mrs. Garris and Miss Cui ningham as hostesses. LUCKY BIRD, SOCIAL CLUB k The club held its regular mee ing at the home of Mrs. Ann Mae Tucker. 620 Marion strec Apt. 58. iFifrst song .by-Miss A nie Porter." Scripture lesson 23i Psalm by Mrs. Mary Lue Ca Rynehart. Second song by Mi Hattio Johnson. /Prayer by M Willie ,Boyce. Third song led 1 Mrs. Hattio Coleman which closi the devotional service. The hou was called to order by the vie president. The minutes of t' last meeting were received. U ^ finished and new business was di cussed. The roll was called ai each member present respondt Members present 14. The ne meeting will be at the home Miss Florine Williams. The will be a fish fry at the home Miss Florine Williams 922 Was ington street, Monday night, Oct ber 17. We were dismissed by IV ?#ames ivenneay. _ J SCR J$2< \ THE EAGLE CLUB ' The club met at the . home of Mr and Mrs. Norman Perry Friday 7th with the President Mr. John Trezevant. The opening selection *'Were You There" was led by "I Mrs; Perry. Prayer, Mr. Ben Scurry; second song "What A 1 Friend We Have m?Jesus'5?was I Iv'd by Mr. Ezekrel Moten. Bible | verses were rocited. "I Want Je " I nnrre?to a close.?Old and new business was discussed! and np1* proved by the members.. The club,. :v is lookmg-forward to its third an? niversary Monday night, October 24?~ -club ad jewwed to meet at the home cf Miss Hattic Mae Hollo\vay. The host of the evening 'Served cake and soft drinks. 58 Ethel Robinson, Preif.dent ?* Margaret^Goodwin, reporter. >e THE WARD ONE WILLING i /- WORKERS CLUB : S3 j " t?j The Ward One Willing Workers /J club met at the home if Mr. Arse chio Tucker 632 Marion street on >11 Tuesday night, October 11. The meeting was called to order and opened with the club song led by 2? Mrs. C. Thompson. Prayer by n" Mrs. Katherine Sims. Eeautiful Bible) verses were recited by alL of the members. Then Mrs. Eva Mae Moss led another song. The minutes were read. Motion by *" Mrs. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. ,e Ressa Chc?eseboro. Then the meet it. _ ,1 nf 1 i "j ' mg tiuscu. iviia. v>ntjo?euoro lea n" the closing song. Mrs. Archie rd Tucker dismissed us by giving the rr closing ode: May the Lord watch 's- betv/een me And thee while we are r- absent one frorh another. ed JOLLY WORKERS CLUB Seneca, S. C.?-Mrs. Montana. ho Haynes of Pine street was hostess ft- on Friday to the Jolly Workers' club of Ebenezer Baptist church. With Mrs. Mary B. Thomas, president presiding the meeting opened with the usual form of de of votion after which business transre actions were .carried on. Mrs of Laura Harrison, the delegate to h- the Woman's auxiliary meeting ;o- gave a vc*ry good report. Mesdam Tr. es Arthur, Norman and Hill were presented as visitors. A special EENO ,j, 1 n nmJp J.UU I ; sus co Koek Me to Sleep" was led I by Mj?s Estella ? Western. The minutts were read and approved. * Fourth sele<$tion: "I'm So Glad - Trouble Don't Last Always", also f was led by Mrs. Perry. Business a was discussed briefly; everyone t expressed themselves as having a * gtand^ tim^ a^^Tajdor's tavern^cn ' all that helped us, out so beauti fully and also on September 26. * The roll was called, the 18 mem-^ bets responded briefly. The meet ing closed to me6t at the home of r Mr. Bubber Staley, 1023 Blossom 1 street, Friday, October 14. The * president led the mizpah. Th?i hos f tess served sandwiches, hot cho3 colate, cake and mints. 1_ L'AMUSANX CLUB 5 The club met at the home of Mr. * Sm^'h 908 Walnut'" streeV. The "^ meeting "wmr railed to ovder^bvdhe president. The business sidci of . , the' meeting was very brief also in terestine. All members were pre . sent. Due to the fact that our j president is leaving us, and this was his last time with the group " before he goes away. At the close of the business session the presi- ; ? dent made an interesting talk. He j ; thanked the members for having j worked so well with him for three _ years successfully. s Sevoi al uf llic members expTSS- ' 3 ed. themselves as having enjoyed r working?with the?president?and? ''.their deep appreciation for his ser vice. We wish for him a long and | successful stay on his new work and will return to us riext spring 3 reddy to take up where left off. '' After the roll call the meeting t adjputned ito meet at the home of ' Mr! and"Mrs. Riley 502 Whaley St. J d PFV. I>1 ACTION ATTENDS [J r ASSOCIATION ' 1 I- ! f ' i. After being sick for four years < h_I was glad to meet my friends l~ from St. Matthews and other parts d of the lower country. We mc?t at ' Rev. W. M. Green's church in Lex.- ' . rngton county. I am a Baptist d Ordained minister and have been < ' a member of the-St. Matthefws Col i ll ored Baptist association for 15 i L* years, and I do thank the associ1 ation for a-'donation of $1.15. j- Reiv. R. D. Braction, wife of Rev. H. B. Braction. ' BENEDICT CLUB ., ? All members and friends are requested to meet in Starks' Library on Tuesday evening, October 18, r at seven-thirty o'clock. At this time the president will " formulate plans of activities for * the present season. L" Please-be on time. " Frecmon Ei Altoe, d Chr. Publicity Committee, ? I Benedict club.l I- ROSE SOCIAL CLUB io The club held its weekly meete ing at the home of Mr. Albert ( h Jackson with the president on duty first selection Wbat A Friend We Have In Jesus; prayer was ropeatT ed. The devotional evenCicoa tVion V.. b??. uTa. fit. o BERUTy.'RO Th? L*rl*ut? Btiuty Foundation t tho Godefroy Manufacturing Compcn) of prnarving woman'* natural baai tho rotult* of thl* rosaarch avallal GET IlEAl Now that the Labor Day weel end has marked the close of sun mer, it is time we took stock < ourselves and set about repairin _th<jL ravages of summer sun an condition to set off our first fa clothes. Get in front of a good mirror i a bright unflattering light. (W can't bask indefinitely in the sol glow of a shaded lamp so we migti as well face the worst once and fc all and see what can be done abou it.) 'fStart with your hair. Is I dried out, stiff and unruly? A serie ot oil shampoos and in addition th application of a good pomade wll -do-mueh to correct that dried cond tion. The chances*are that in th heat of summer you have neglecte your daily brushings. Take it u again in ourneot if you iiope to rt capture the lost slieen. Aud if th sun has faded it, there are excellon preparations on the market whicl will help restore the lustra That Summer Complexion n 1 Now for the complexion. Don' despair if it looks several shade darker after all that exposure to thi sun's rays. A few gnod bleachlni treatments will restore. It to it original color. But since bleache: are often drying, don't forcot to clvi your sKin plenty of good cream. I Is probably rough and spaley any way after a hard summer so don' neglect it. Try cleansing your fac< with cream at night instead of us Ing SOaP and Water, for the nerlrw of readjustment at least, and afte: It is thoroughly cleaned rub in i *. 1 . *dth the singing of the club sonjj pogram was rendered. It bega fhe words wore competed by Mr? Catherine-. B. - Johnson. - Mrs. -Bir die T. Scott gave a reading o "Columbus". "Sweet and Low1 dames Snow B. Scott and Genev, was sung in duet form by Mcs K. Sharp. A poem entitlcti, "B Careful What You Say" was rea by. .Mrs.- ..dbucikr Doyle . - A-.. "Hidden Presidents" \^as intVO' luced by Mrs. Catherine B. John son. Mrs. Eugenia Hill was win aer of the prize offered. The club gladly welcomes th following new members: M^sse Johnnie M. Gilmore, Ann Elizabet Leach, Willie M. Sims, Minni WiVober and Mrs. Efullah Wash ington. A delicious repast wa served by the hostess assisted b Mrs. Norman. After singin "Blest Be The Tie", the club ac journed to meet- October 21 wit Mrs. Catherine B. Johnson a which time the- "Sunshine an Rainy Day" rally will termrnat* CARD OF THANKS TV < family, of the late Williar Augiistine Perry wishes to exten to .ill of those persons who wer ro kind and comforting during hi illrtess and after his passing ou deoTst appreciation. Our sojour in Columbia these past ten year has been a very happy one an parting is sad because we ha\ considered it-home.?Our greater hone i*s that the service. which ou heloved husband and father so zer lously rendered to the civic, rblif "ious and educational life of tt community will not be allowed 1 perish in your memories and wi inspire you to go forward. Sincerely, Susan M. Perry, wife Mabel Perry Thornell, daughter Ruth Periv, daughter Ludwald Pirry, son. Box 621, Tarboro, N. C. ~~~ FOR SALET 2 Gas heaters, "gas cookir range, 2 tables and ice box. S< Mrs. W. A. Terry, 2560 Gerva EVENING STAR SOCIAL CLU The Evening Star Soeial ch held its regular meeting Wedne day night October 5th at its regi iar hour at thes home of Mrs. ] Williams. Opfening song by tl chaplain. Prayer by the chaplai Selection by the club. Scriptu lesson by the president. Song 1 Miss V. Jenkins. ?This brougl 5ur devotion to a close. Tl house was opened for busines Motion dry Missr Jbnkirrsr secondi by Mrs, Williams, the minutes 1 received. Unfinished business wi dfecussed. Dues collected. On Sunday past we had a ni time at our silver tea. Being tl last one for this yesar our frieni came out and enjoyed themselv wun us. uur vrsitor was Mr. Reid, Mr. E. Jenkins, Mr. W. Je kins and Miss Mary Lee. We were dismissed by the cha lain. The Th m ALSO the PALMirrfo l?:ade* ~ " 1 fuming. tn wtibliihed by f II iKl' r to itudy mathod* YVb ity, and to mako \r Vn^^0 ^ >l? to tho public. N OY FOR FALL C c- little more and allow It to remalD l- overnight. >f How do your hands and nails g look at this point? A bit rugged d- around the cuticle,. erackln.g nails, ft^'and an1 nibov er ruugiinesST ~ suaicr 11 lng the nails In warm olive oil foi a few minutes each day will restore the natural oils, soften the cuticle, n and correct the brittle condition ,? that causes them to crack. Get n J good hand lotion and use It rellgiously every time you wash your * -hands:?In the heat of the suramei [J most of us were Inclined to skip I over this beauty rite. e Have You Slumped? II If you have slumped a little In l_ yaur exercises due. to tile-heat (and e who hasn't let up a bit?) you had J best take up your daily dozen with'1 p renewed vigor. The fall dresses u- should lonk Blppk and slim, nn iin. p graceful bumps and bulges. A new t dress-loons no better than the figure Ij that wears It. The weather IS cooler now and a little will-power may be all that's needed to achieve slim, well-proportioned lines. Start your reconditioning at once. 'People make allowances for sum* s mer fallings but there's no excuse ? foil going into the winter looking | anything but your best. s What are your beauty prob^ lems??Write Marie ^Downing, Larieuse Beauty Foundation, t Room 607?511 Locust St., St. ? Louis, Mo., and she will be glad " to answer them. Be sure to enr close a self-addressed stamped | i envelope. .(.* , I j ; i McClain-Dedmond !; Nuptials Solemnized n By H. W. Baumgardner a . ? Of great interest in educational a-circles-was the marriage last Mori ?^B?"*vcrnng of Miss Flossie B McClarn, registrar at Allen univcrsity, this city, to Mr. Frederick l* Dedmond, professor of French ir j sane school. The marriage e was solemnized at the homer oi 3 Miss Theresa Kennedy, head ol ^ the department of Home Econome res, Allen university. The beautiful ring ceremony was performed ~ hv the Rev. Eugene Howard McGill, president of Allen university ty. The bride was attended by Mrs. Je?ie Kennedy' Cooke also a ^ bride of 1938. The groom had as it nis best man Mr. Cari F. Flipper j Jr., instructor in educat on and j Mathematics .Allen university. The ?- bridewns given away by the- Rev T. J. Miles, vice-president of the Allen university executive board n The hride wore a gown of emd brordered silk lacy over satin, cul e on princess lines witfi a higl g Dutch collar. The sleeves were ir long and pointed at the wrist; anc n the train was five feet in length 3 The trailing veil, lace trimmed d*>vvas fashioned from a cap of laco ,0 this be-eg caught from her face or each aide by- w^gg^MggWjrShe ^ carrier] a small white Bible whicl container! the marriage ritual ?. From the Bible fell a shower, o: ie lilies of the valley.?Her only or ;o nament, a gift of the groom, wa: a yellow gold filigree necklace, h the center of which was an octa gonal diamond. Mrs. Cooke, the matron of hon ' or, woie a gown of apri-cot taffeti I with blue jacket and accessories : In her hair was a flower of tull | embroidered with sequins. Sh carried a small white Bible fror whiyh fell a shower of lilies o tfie. valley. Mrs. Dedmond is a native o ,, Nashville, Tennessee, and a grad uate of Fisk university. She is ig soror in the Alpha Kappa Alph; ;e Sorority, having served on ith< is staff of the Ivy Leaf, A. K. A. pu I ate courses at the -Ohio Stat B un.v"errity, Columbus, Ohio, a'n< ! Columbia University, New Yor ib City.-A former secretary of th s- National Association of Colleg u- Dcnns Land- Registrars., Mrs. Ded B. moni now serves that body as re member of the executive Commit n. tee; and she is president of th re Columbia branch of the Nati-ins jy Association of College women. Sh ht has resigned her post at Allen t io become Dean of Women and Eng is. tish teacher at Knoxville college. ^ Mr. Dedmond is the only son o ag Mrs. Pearl Bostick, if Urbana, II lincis. He holds the Bachelor o Arts, and the Master of Arts de ce grees from the University of Illi ie nors, Urbana, Illinois, his nativ ds home. He has been professor c ocx P a?v\ nnen T onffnoYVAb o A llri vo 1 vv IIIU1IV.U n v /liiif] o I i IV. J.j 1935. The esteem in which th n- newly-Weds wore held was attest ed by the many beautiful and va' p- uable presents they received. Mi i Dedmond will continue at Allen. iree Me "CALL THE MESQi: CHAPTER NO. 7 "THE I Witta of Prof. Wttta I I - For one to speak of what he.' has done or accomplished is history, and if one sneaks of whnf he "is expecting to accomplish, that. is the future*, and no one truly knows whether or not he will . .ever accomplish it. So the question that is new confronting one is1 not what he has done nor what he is expecting to accomplish, but what he is doing now. I ?- - - ?? ??- ? RADIO NEWS I The Radio Literary and Social club held ~ thei'r regular weekly meeting Tuesday, October 11th. This was considerdT' as a check up meeting, therefore many impor tant issues were discussed. The 1 Radio is now ready to turn on the full volume ait& blast iut many soc | ial programs, so turn your dial to I statron R.S.C. and wait for the nepet news flash. Next meeting will ' be. held at i the home of Mr. Rolan^^iarrjs Wednesday, October 19, 1938. EDUCATIONAL CLUB OF SAXON SCHOOL - . Tho Educational Club of Saxon School met Monday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. This Club is composed o f teachers foy their professional im provement. Professor C. W. Mad den, Principal of the School, con I dueled, the meeting.. A social com imittte was elected for th* schooL ,! There will be a party given for ';tne parents and children, Oct. 24. II At 7:30 p.m. the ParentTeacher [ Association of Saxon School held , the first meeting for tha term ot ' j 1938 1939. There was a large num ber of parents present. Our same f officers were?elected for another year, as follows: Pesident, Mrs. F. K. Love, vice president, Rev. A. , C. Young, secretary, Mrs. S. Clark ( treasurer, Miss F. C. Benson, Re, j porter, Miss Ruth Bynum, ChaiT ' man of' Program committee, Miss [ Blanche Williams. i The banner was won bv the pu pils?of giade L?Room 9,?Miss 5 Benson, teaencr. They nad the largest numbeir of parents present. The Principal, Professor C. W. ^ Madden, spoke to the parents a, bout laboratory-fees, books, and , general business of the PTA. He j said thaf he was.very glad to be here and to help in every way ' possible. His remarks were benefi-i ciafc^ar.d enjoyed?by the pari'iit<r j and faculty. Our next meeting is! Jsfi.-No-V. 14th. . ?. _ l; PAGELAND NEWS _ D . .1, S Massoy..r>f Monroe,-hL3 C.,~ spent VVednesjl4>* night at the 3 home of Mrs. OhS^S. Brcnver. He was, accompanied by Dr. Culmer. I Mr. J. S. Stanback of Chester I visited the Masonic Lodge ?here -Saturday. | a| Mr. Linson Taylor motored to' i. Charlotte Saturday. e' Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Toatley of. Chesterfield, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. f Brewer of Rock Hill, Rev Prince ; and Rev. U. L. Biewer of Char! lotte were visitors here Monday, f Mrs. Mae Tyson is on .the sick - list at this writing. B Miss Hattie Mae Lowry and Mr. j a Alphonza Soweil were married on: J Saturday night. h Mr. Flctus' Hubbard spent the " week end in Coineli-a, ft a. | ? ' Mr. Ben McComb is at home ? frorr. the CCC enmn k e CARLISLE NEWS e 'tMiss Marie .Dnwkirs, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nero Dawftirs "pent Monday night withil KVr parents. Shp had also with e her Rev. Mrs. McBfrry, Miss Ben 0 nett and Mrs. Meaks. She is engage In a revival meeting at Sal- I t isbuTy, N. C. this week. f The funeral <vf Bro. James Sims] . were held Wednesay at Saint f Luke A. M. E. Zion church. It was very sad. He was well i_ thought ?f among both white and e colored. Both raees spoke very ,f highly Pf his life and how he cone ducted himself in church and com e muni'ty. He left to mourn his passing a wife, Mrs. Helen Sims 1- three daughters and three aons r. and a host of relatives and . friends.1 Th'fl family have our squiteer: ITEERS" X)NE RANGER" I . i "Miss South Carolii "Miss South Carolina State Col- <5 lege" in the pt'rson of Miss Odes- 0 s_a, Dixon, from Columbia, S. C.,'c coming when the S. C. State A. V deepest sympathy. .t Splendid services at Old- Hope ;t IBtation Baptist church; Mt. Pil- j grim choir sang. They are ready! for the association ard the pas-T tor jiaid up. Rev. Wilkes is e- j r lect^d to s^rve again next year. j r Service was good at Williams, CllapeJ A. M. E. 7tion church n day and night. The pastor brot 1 to 'his hoao'ers?two \good?nrfs- |. sages: St. Matt. 1G:2G a-d .S<t. j Matt. 102ft. The congregation seem to have enjoyed the m*-s- c sages. r Sister Eva Coleman ard sister |] Bell J^ter spent Sunday in Winns ' , hf<o. 'S. C., visiting Mr. 3a fk. j Alston. G - Those on the si:k list seen) to bo' v improving if somewhat slowly. ! j ? I s MT. MORI AH BAPT. CHl'RCH [ ? Rev. C. H.?Pickett.?Pastor 1/ Spartanburg, S. C.?Last Sur.-j day. was well observed at' oiirtchurch. Sunday school was good|r as usual and continues to grow : in attgrdance and achiovem nts.'fr S'ew Scholars yjre being added ' each Sunday. At 11 &.m. the pastor preached j an inspiring sermcn from the theme: "Working With God". The! tfxt being I Cor. 3:9. The BTU met at 5:30.- At 8:00 p.m., the pastor came forth with i a great message from the theme God's Last Call to the Antedil- | wian World. Text . being . taken.j... from Gen. 7:1. A large crowd mad? their 'way tp the h. use of God. All were ] j^j t~ - : r\rv> cixuwu i'jr ititru v^uiii k m. ; j ! truly blessings wore showered j [ upon all and renewed inspiration j was given. .. < I The usual welccrme was given to < | the many visiting friends < ' The Parade of Seasons on last Friday night was quite a success. ] There will be Dawn Services at 1 Mt. Moriah church Sunday morn- ] ing October 10 at 5:d0 a.m. ] The. public is cordially invited to come cut and worship with ] us. _ j LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL Cl.UJJ The Lucky Bird Social club met at the home of Miss Estelle Wes- . < !?><? !' *> fO1} i ESTABLISHED 190i :: 1 w b ] < DRY CLEANING ! X VTE ARE FQUI ;;f Y O U R R V G Y a* wall as any other cleaning. If A Trial will convince yon I , LATE SH ^ || || NITE " f i\m \ > . ; _ ; '"V^^ | ~r* _ : M. Dull dogs meet Morris Brown n October 15. Miss Drxon ia harming: senior and a member oi he Delta Sigma Tneta Sorority. ~ on which was openod at 8:16. llTeninT^^friTg "bvMrs: Kennedy. ~ 'layer by the president. The louse was then opened for busiies<. The minutes of the last neetitig were read, reeeived*"and dopted. Unfinished and new busi less oi importance was aiscuasBD. rhere will be a chicken supper at he.home of Mrs. Mamie Coleman 222 Park street. The roll wa? ailed and each member present 'espcnded. Member* present 10. 'he next meeting will be at the mme of Mrs. "Annie Mae Tucker, 120 Ma-ion street, Apt. 58. We -. rere dismissed by Mrs. Marie 'ortlock. We were served hot fish law,- cheesed cream potatoes, rolls ako and jello. Counts Drug Store resOrtptions compounded AS-WRITTEN BY YOUR . DOCTOR A Full Line of Toilet Article* f1 1106 WASHINGTON STRUCT PHONE 2-196T . . ? Fan-O-Lin System In Beauty Culture G>ve FAN-O-LIN hair, Seal* Danrutr and Toilets Preparation i Trial. Their worth has W?S iroven. Have and are fTOwiaa lair on yald Heads and Ban spota when directions ara followed. Will promote a full |r??U >f Hair. I tBox Haii Grower. M? 1 Box Special Hair Growar 40* L Box Scalp Soap t*? I Box Pressing Oil 10 cents extra for i>oatatfa Registered in U. S Patent Oflea Agents Wanted Writf far Tstsm Made By V ,?ie. FANN1F. L. C AROLINA Wfc? High Market Street t Georgetown, B. C. ! t ? ! t ! t 11 ; ; : : ; ; ; : humb ~THON * 71<?t ;; RUNSON :: TAILORING ' I pi?r.n to no J! r L E A N I N G ;: weiare not doing your eTwmiBg J that our S*irvic? ia Bf*t_ X 713 MAIN STRBBT X [OW SAT. 11:00 I_ rfFh t |i, II. f 1 ?