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[ . Saturday, February 11, 1939 . * ' AMONG THE PEOPLE Miss Evelyn Cuthbert of Sumter w?&s amonff Columbia shoppers last week. Mrs. Parolee Garrett of Sumter was ir> the city last Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Clark of Greenville, Were here Monday. They came down oarly to bring Miss Ruth Clark a teacher in ThtT" Carver school. Rey. E. B. Tillman, presiding _2 elder of Beaufort district of the M. E. church was the guest of the Rev. ^W. J. Robinson during * his visit to Columbia last Wednesday. Mr. Wendel Mundle of Darling I ton was here Sunday. Attorney Mercer M. Mance is ncrw deputy of the criminal court of Indianapolis where he is build tng up a big law practice. Attorney Mance is the only Negro dep; _ uiy"on the staff of David M. LewIs, prosecuting attorney of that , county. Lawyer Mance is the son of Mrs. R. W. Mance, Pine street, Columbia, S. C. He is succeeding admirably well in his practice. Mrs. Frances Thomas, home de monstration agent. in Richland county has just develcrped a project in her classes in domestic art that is a very unique piece i of work. From matcfies she has made a beautiful little stand that holds an ash tray and cigar holder. The stand is about 24 inches high.?It fitg in a first and sec- ~ ond base steadily and at the top is a square with the four points. Match srtem9 are laid in iron glue running symetrfcaliy from point to point, placed so as not to shorten any erf the match stems even at the lowest point. Five large boxes of matches were used. The match heads are lighted and the light extinguished immediately with the stems placed in the rows. The whole thing is a fine piece of art. r Bethel church in Georgetown is sending Professor Joseph Beck up ^ to-the Electoral college which con venes in Andrews next month. From this body it is hoped that the venerable educator will be e-< lected to the General conference of the A. M. E. church, 4 Mr. Joshua Murray, successful " Statesburg farmer spent Monday in the city. Dr. D. K. Jenkins and |Dr. Julian G. Stuart went to Florida on Tuesday to attend the Medical clinic. ~ Dr; itobert W. Mance was in Tallahassee, Fla., this week attending the Medical clinic. NOTICE . ' ___ The meeting of the Executive Board, Presidents of Clubs and Heads of all Departments of the State Federation -which was called for Sunday, Feb. 12, had to be postponed. Same will be called at a later date. When the call is made; Please come! MISS HELEN USHER, State President of Federation. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The Lucky Bird Social club met at the home of Rebecca Wright conducted by the president. Song i * * ? r /-l ..1 a \ u oy lvirs. mamie ^oieman, men me 23rd Psalms led by president. Song by Mrs. Marie Pollocks. Min utes were adopted. Sick committee reported one, ^ Mrs. Laura Brown. Unfinished and new business was discussed. The report of the anniversary Monday night Feb. 6 at the home of Mrs. Mary Belton at which time the Lucky Birds celebrated its ninth anniversary. 4 new members entcred the club. There will be a fish fry at the home of Mrs. Etta Mae Welfare Saturday night, Feb; 11, 902 Walnut street and on Feb. 18 there will be a chitterling strut at the home of Mrs. Boyce, 1020 College street. The roll was called and each momber reported to their name. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Isabell Joyner 611 Sumter street. Dismissed by Mr. Johnson. The club was served refreshments MISS MYRTLE BROOKS HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY New York City.?There was a birthday party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McDonmlly on Feb. 1, 1939 in honor jof Mi^s Myrtle Brooks. It was one of the swellest affairs given in Harlem this year. The refreshments were very grand and were enjoyed by all. The refreshments were served as follows:First cocktail was served, second potato salad and pig feet with hot sauce; third gin daisies and Tom Collins; fourth cake and punch, and last the birthday cake was served with wine. The following were present: Mi^s Irene Smithers of Mt. Vernon, Mr. lien Ty Donnelly of TfTe city, special guest of Miss Myrtle Brooks, Mr. Wilbur Cooper af Mt. Vernon", Mr. and Mrs. Joe Managff, Mis.-r Lucille MfffTtrgt., Miss Ruby Manago, Mr. Willie Lee Manage,.all of the cityrMiss Katharine Washington, city; Me. and Mrs, W Myers, Scarsdale, Miss Inez McChesney, Mt. Vernon. SUNSHINE BAM) SAVING CLUB The club met at the home of" Mrs. Dickson, 2209 Lady St. Mon-j day night. The meeting wasi called to order by the chaplain Rev.1 B. P. Sumter. The first selection' was Don't you be Uneasy, led by Rev. B. F. Sumter. The Scripture lesson was read by the chaplain J who then led us in prayer. The second selection was 11 is .Little' T.ieht T Hove, led hv Mrs. Willie Mat* Jackson. The devotions clos-' ed. The president, Mr. \V. A. Means took charge. The minUtes* of the last meeting were read and adopted. Old and new business was discussed.-The roll was called and each member responded with Bible verses. Mrs. Hannah Cook will be our speaker next Monday night. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Eliza Fogle 1711 Lady St- j SUNSHINE BANI) SAVINT.S , The Sunshine Band Savings club met at the home of Mrs. -Hannah Cook, Monday night, Jan. 30th. The meeting was called to order at the usual hour. Devotional* were conducted by the chaplain. The president then took charge. Minutes were rend ronnivn.i?and adopted. Roll call- each?member-' responded briefly with a Bible vnrcn TKn rnlnu U'/if.. ernwl /-v the members. Business was discussed. Rev. B. F. Sumpter was the speaker of tlie evening and cave an interesting talk, Mrs. Hankeson also made interesting remarks. Mrs. Hannah Cook will be the speaker next Monday nitc. Our club will meet at the home of Mre: Lucile Dickson, 2200.Lady stree5. After dismissal rofreshments were served which we enjoyed. . "THE GATE TO HAPPINESS' The White Rose and E. E. Wright clubs of Voorhees will pre sent a comedy drama in three acts "The Gate To Happiness", Friday February 17, 7:30-p.m. school aud iturium.?Sponsors" MTsT P. ?7 Tageert, Mr. P. G. King. DEBATING SOCIETY ORGANIZED On Feb. 7 the Debating Society of Allen University was organized with the following officers being elected: president, I.eon Bennette;. vice-president Ethel Sim mons; secretary Iola Lewis, treas urer, John iVliddlcton, reporter, Melton Lewis. The following pevsons are charter members: Ruth Bouler, Wilhelmina Murphy, Sarah Dunlap, Alvin Thompson, Edgar Thompson, Daniel Thompson, John Austin, Samuel Dowdy, Lewis Dowdy, William Gantt, Am derson Davis, Carson Jeter and Calvin Jackson. Professors Baumgardner and Swinton were the advisors present \ Elite social club Lancaster.?On Thursday after noon at 5 6\Jpck Miss Gwendolyn Chisolm and Miss Ruth Blue were hostesSck to the Elite Social club at the home cf Mrs. Goldia Stew art on Clinton Ave. The group enjoyed several progressions o f bridge. The prize for the highest score went to Miss Marjorie Clin ton, and Mrs. Juanita Garris received the gift Tor the lowest score. a delicious two course lunch eon was served. The guests spent a very pleasant evening with the hostesses. PATRONIZE OUR "ADVERTISERS \ < ATTENTION DELEGATES I . T}>.. "Smith Carolina Conference ordered that the delegates o f ' Beaufort, Charleston and Edisto I>ist l iets meet Murch 7, 1939, at i Bethel A-. M. E. Church,, St. George, S. C., to elect three delegates to attend- the General Conference. which convenes in May, ii'lO at Detroit, Michigan. We are calling all delegates of said Districts to meet at 10 . o'clock A. M., March 7, 1939, at the ub.jve named place. J. S. SHANKLIN, Delegare from Grace and Allen A. M. E. Churches. EVENING STAR SOCIAL CLUB '1 tie 'dub held its regular meeting Wednesday night at the home 7TTf Mrs t$. \\ illianis. Th^ me'etjng was opened by the chaplain Aftei' devolR'n by"Mr. E. Jenkins chaplain, the president, Mr. G. W. .wcuaniei called lor the minutes which weie adopted. ' Under unTjinishcd business three officer? were elected: Miss M. Wotrtlard, secretary; Mrs. B. Watson, assista. t secretary; Mr. I. Jenkins, vice-president. We were dismiss ol 10 meet Wednesday night,-Feb. Sth, 1002 Gates street. CHURCH AID t-'LUB Tl:e_-CJiui<*h . Aid cdub-of the ~ I First Nazareth Baptist church ' met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell 1313 Barnwell street. After devotional services which eonIs is ted of scripture reading by the Rev. J. P. Reeder of Ziort Bapt j ' church and prayer by pur Pas- / tor Rev. W. M. Downs. The colleCtien was rText in order which amounted to $2.75. A delightful repast was served and enjoyed by t all present. Sister Ilarriette I Brown and Rev. J. P. Reeder were J welcome visitors. Next meeting * will be at the residence of Sister Minnie Myers, 1.324 Gregg St. * SI1VKR MOON SOCIAL l AND SAVINGS CLUB \ I h?> club nFI at the home of -\ ?>!r. and Mis. Speak on Tuesday ( night. Feb; 7. The President Mrs ' L. M. Boykin in charge. Selec- r lion hy Mrs. Win. Jackson. Bi- : bit- verses were recited by the i members. Prayer by Wm. Jack- ' son. Business was then taken up. ; . Old and new -business was discuss t "oTt aTTTl nine new members were ; accepted. ' - I The meeting adjourned to meet t at the home of Mrs. Wm. Jackson j IdO'j Oak street. We were dis- i missed by The president" Mi's? ~i Boykin. ^ I .'AMI'S ANT (TAB i The- club mot at the?home ~af~ -j Mis< Whaley at the usual hour. ( ti t ; 11 J i. _ 1 i no meeting was ciiueu to uiuci i tiy the president, after devotion ' we were entertained with a short | program ;;l>y tjjie program oomr , "nuttoo? QuTTe^a Dumber of mem- j hers went* absent but however * everything went an nicely. Let us nirt forget the Valentine 1 social Monday night at 8:30. Come J out and ovt a glimpse of what..it? means to meet your sweet on Valentino r.ight. After the roll call . the .hostess served a delicious course of refreshments. The club adjourned to meet at the home ' of Mr. Smith. I a _ ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. \V. B. $ash, Pastor I Sunday school ;\vas good. Af| tcr th,. class study .of the lesson ! the school was interestingly rc- . ! viewed by Mr. Melton Lewis. Senior class No. 2 is holding the v. f banner.- Sunday- morning the pas tor preached a soul stirring sermon from the theme: So run thttt You Might Obtain. At night he preached another strong sermon. ( Tht. F.ortPs Supper wasi administered to a large crowd at both services. J On February 12th at 4 p.m. Rev II. C. Young, pastor of Jones Chap el A. M. E. Zion church will ' preach for the benefit of the A, C.E. League, Mrs. Carrie Cherry, president. Among the visitors Sunday were Mrs. Eva B. Johnson, Mrs. Lula , McConnell and Miss Susie Garnett. \ ' I\>em coin posed by Annie Mae Gore, third grade, Saxon school. ) ' . The Sterm Was Raging Today I tell you my people, we could ncrt have been here, , () children of glory, be glad, I For Jesus has been good to ua I The storm was raging today, We are glad to be here, The storm was raging today. ! ' rBB PAtirirffO LEADM Bef. UTB. Pit. Ofl BEflUHMtOI The LarieuM Beauty Foundation wj the Godefroy Manufacturing Company of preserving women's natural beaul the results of this research evallabl With the holidays a thing of the past, most of us are left with a general run-down feeling. Too many good times, too little sleep, and perhaps a bad cold thrown in, will dc considerable^dannrge to the best ol us. Sleep Important To Beauty The skin reacts most unfavorably to lack of sleep, becoming rough and dry, with a tendency to wrinkle more easily. Sleep Is, of course, the first prescription for reconditioning the skin but it is always well to give nature a hand. By?all .means get to bed at least an hour ahead oi your scheduled beddimaXor a-yveek or ..more to make up for the many hours rest you have missed during the holiday season. But, while you ure-preparing^ for bed, give a little extru attention to beuuty. Proper Cleansing and Lubrication necessary The chances are that during the holiday rush you have neglected the proper cleansing of your skin, giving it just a hnsty going oyer (If any) before fulling asleep after a gay evening. Muke a resolution to repair the damage this carelessness may have caused. Give a few extra minutes to cleansing your skin for the next few- weeks. - Select the cleansing cream, whether the liquifying or the cold cream type, which Is best suited to your skin. Smooth the cream gently over your entire face and allow It to remain on a few VIARY McLEOD BETHUNE SPEAKS AT EMANCIPATION "ELEBRATION LAST MONTH Bv Edna ?MeOaniels. Mary McLeod Bethune address:d a group of Negroes at Allen iniversity on the occasion of an emancipation celebration held on fanuary 2, 1D39.' Her speech was he inspiring type of message hat the audience needed. In het ifTort to illustrate the fact that vbat-werr^n-htrs-dono Woman can lo, she relatd the story of her owly birth and of the hardships vhith characterized her early life .pent in ^South?Caroltntr?Ltrxvas vith no spirit of egotism that she lescribed the height to which she ias climbed. She mentioned hex present high position merely as i possible achievement for many x girl or boy who would be wiling to make the sacrifice that she ias made and to extrcise the willlower that she was willing to ex;rt in trying to gain a place in he affairs of tlui?nation?where ih" cat! he of ccivileher perp )le. Her life and her words preach he doctrine of hard work. There s as much good in the United States for Negro as for any other ?itizen( she thinks?It is the?Nerro's job to struggle hard, to fight lard to obtain the good that is lue him. She explained that the willingless to cooperate the desire to each down and assiit-the?struggpoor of our group, and the letermination to be fair to all nankind are virtues that are to ie the Salvation of our race if .ye are to be saved. All who heard Mr?u. Bethune trust haye realized that they Were n the presence of an inspiring xnd able leader. SELLERS CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH r> r o TT _ llo ?? nt-\. j. of nan3, rasior S. S. at the usual hour with )fTicers at post of duty. At 11:30 tev. J. \V. Evans preached a soul stirring1 sermon} Quite a few friends worshiped with us. Rev, A. B. Chadmon made remaps. Mr. Quittie Thompson and wife M rs. Minnie Abram, Mr. Robert Anderson motored to Hamar and reported a pleasant trip. Rev Halls returned .with them. He ,vas the supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Evanns'. The business meeting was helc it 4:30 at Sellers Chapel. Communion was served. Mt. Zion A. M. E. Chbrch Rev. S, Chism, Pastor S. 9. at the usual hour with of fieers at. their post. The pastoi preached 'at 'the morning 'worship to a large audience. Ai 7:30 we again assembled and wil nesseu anamer wnueriui mes?age from the Rev. A. G. Chad mon of the Missionary Baptist church. After which the A. U club rendered a wonderful pro ?ram. Amount raised in this ef fort $6.00. This was sponsorer by Miss T. C. McBryde, president. Sick are Mrs. Ada Nelson, Mrs Neather Davis and little James Urosland; Mr. Bullard is also some what indisposed. WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church Rev. J. A. Lipsey, Pastor. S. S. opened at the usual houi with Supt. and teachers at theii pcrst of duty. I ?urnin9 ir^sv &v&T ! is established by [ II JU? to study mathods YV*vj H? ly, and to make \( xs^XJ^ to the public. N ^ ', ! minutes to give It time to ferret out . ttll the particles of dust or stale ! ' '. make-up. Then remove it carefully j with tissues or a soft towel. Follow j i this with an application of skin lo- | ' tiou which Is astringent In action an/1 has u tendency to close the < - porefh?L-nte^ftoirrg, rIclf 7o< i d, too , much guyety, are hard on the appearunce of the pores, and they de| serve any added help we can give ! thein. , Follow with a good night cream, [ rubbed well into the skin, and allow I It to remain oh over night;?1TTS'> comforting to think that, while we L aro resting, a good Cream Is softeni lng, smoothing and lubricating the , skin and helping to prevent the | formation of fine lines and wrinkles. These precautions and corrective ; measures will take ouly a few minutes each evening but they are well ' worth your while. A week or two of sufficient rest, simple diet and 1 | proper care of your skin will enable I ! you to start oflf_agaln.Ia.a? gk>od or 1 perhaps even better condition thuu before the holiday whirl. -> ! What are your beauty probI ems? Write Marie Downing, Larieuse Beauty Foundation, Room 521 <? 319 North Fourth St., St. Louis, Mo., and she will be glad to answer them. Be sure to enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope. ^ Several of Trinity members worshipped with Littlefield church " Sunday. Rev. Lipsey preached a wonderful sermon. On returning to Woodruff Rev. Lipsey worshiped at New Bethel Rapt. church j Sunday night ^vhere Rev. A. 1). J Duncan is pastor. i Mrs. Elmer Ferguson is visit ' j ing relatives in. Laurens. ( i_Mr. .lulious-Armffeld?i-s very ill- h I at his home here. ( J Little Miss Patsy Ann Kincaide | entertained a few of her friends , , at a bitthdav party M?-ndtey -a-f f 3 ** i I ternoon. After having a birthday ; progiam all the children played |. bingo. The birthday cake was ( decorated with an emblem of Hap 'l p.v Birthday and sevtti candles. fj ^he guests were served, cake and I ice cream. After rtfeslmients were served the little hostess Mis* , , Kincaide?JdVsmted a V.ii.' Mir..- ~ I souvenir to each guest that wa< ' present. . [I New Bethel News Sunday school was tine. The ; banner still is held in the Senior 1 class. Rev. Dt| tcan. delivered a great message Sunday. At night | another wonderful message was , brought! which was full* of power. > I Miss Mattie Mae Hiv.vt.tii of J1 Union visited her parents; also *, Mr. Eugene Norman was with * her.- Mr.' and Mrs. James It by of i . Duncan worshiped at New l'ethe! ' ! Sunday. Mr. Evans and Mr." f , Black of Greenville visited 1ur>* ( Sunday., ! Mr. J. Aamfield is stiil sick. We < hope for him a speedy rtcoveryi ' ABBEVILLE COUNTY The P. T. A', of the Abbeville Coiunty Training school met. 6:i Thursday afternoon, Feb. 2. ^The ' devotional exercises were" held ar.d the minutes of tuc htst meeting were read and adopted. Mr. f H. A. Ashe was elected chaplain 1 amd Mrs, Azalee JohnSop was e' lected assistant secretary. A partial report amounting to 512.45 was received on the spec 1 ' ial drive for beautifying the school ground. May we have ' contribution from you please? ~ Our next meeting VCITT he Ju-ld on the first Thursday in March. The high school department i presents "The Road to the City*' " Monday evaning. Feb. 20 at 8:00 " o'clock. I The series of contests of th^ ' Piedmont Declamation and Drn j matle League began on i-vi>. o at Anderson. Our school was represented by Carnellc Reynold* -~wtth a declamation, lie won third place. William L. Ellison represented our school with a dramatic selection. He. -ivoan first place. '| Read The Palmetto Leader for ' j information concerning these conI tests. LAKE CITY HICH SCHOOL Prof. L. 1). Rradlev, Prin. < i Lake City High school is progressing nicely florrg- all , lines and the daily attendance is almost ore hundred per cent. In a basket ball game here on Wednes* day, Jan. 25, with Brown's High r school our boys won by a score of -25-5. The. girls lost with a score , 1 J).18." Both teams played Well, * On Friday, Kt-b. in a basket ball ogfcine lu*t with Tiio.j nur t'irls t-ied with,, scores 11-11 and the bo\ s won 'with seoics 22-11. The*"" "Junes were, thrilling from beginning to end. The games- w.eie oHiciated' by Prof. Smalls, King's tree. . \ ?? Misses Brncey, ('lark, Harringfi.n ami Britton along with the principaj, I'rof. Bindley attended the Teachers meeting in Floretie-e on last Sat ..) day. Miss Porter .-pent the week end at home with her patents in Sellers. ?<l'h(- Voung Men"- (?dub of r.ak? < ity i- still doing nice w<ok in the community.-Their tojde for discus si>ir? oil Sunday, Feb. 12 will be "Th^??nf?Ori'Hfl OaT am" -rVRCTOl I v ru e Si. I.uko AMK church ha- ..put "ii. now 1 it . S. 'ijn-n' rl al' ItJi'lO ami s?-t \ ici-^lic^: n at 11 Twol wonderful ino-v-a?r< - r hi ought! I" a large c^airrogntior. <-i. Sun-i lay l.v Hoys. H. K. flillian ariu K.I I. Henderson. 1 hi- Uaolii r? \vh<. \vorshi|?|H'<J with a- wen- Mi.-si >, I Mary K. M'-Connbl! and -Janet | Gist. \v i- U'l.-li- p!ou.-ed .1-. them.? " I A silver ioa was given- Sunday' at Oak Oi'ivc sohn.ul by ^l?s?_ Llori; i iith^ I >ueket't and hot classes. j Mis,s K.A. Browne and her choral cluh rendered .'-nine h< ay.tifu! so-! lection-Oak Gtov'e'- Yi:i!11\v Jackets defeated Popular Grove Tue.-day hy i AVf \yi'i play Montic'elk. on I Wednesday in Oo lisle, rWKI.V'K STARS SOC IAL ( 1.1 B Tho club hold its t'ot.otai rt ? ot-I <*; ? ing wit:. Mr. at.d Mr:-. Orfco 'a- i host qji;d hostcssu The lilt-cling I ivas called to ovdYr 4/y the Pres.- j idcr.t. Mr. Ferguson. Devotional! exercise was led hy Mr-. A:- "J if tor which the hyii.-i- a a> opened I ''oj- business. Tuesday t.ikrh". was election of, dffu-e- -A4-,?-if. 11 i w. : i - j it-cU-d with ti e eXcepti' ti .f the I ecrctuiy and teporter. We elect j ,.i rt... to.,. *+td??IA w ?I >,n I . a-?^TTr?!. 0AX' T ?_ ?* -rtfr. Mr?. Rosa I?avi> \vi';i "have a sii j .er tea at her hum, Sunday. lt? list.. p.m. at' loos ('oil-go St. j lU.?i" Jny. d?r.unarhs?U-?M : ??M? U. Davis. We adjourned t" meet I it thi* home of Mrs. S'aliio Mat l.itT. lujC) x'(it]otf+i street. MI LI.MR ( H AI'KI. . U-3J^-i;, ( liriK H r^: 1 Rev. Bowman. Pastor I S. S. had a largo aijendunee ' *uT?!7 K. F. .Floy. I in cha^r. 11 f| ;u thf printot^-fryri'.tgnf- a dv.w.-t ierfui message full of ir.spirati n | urn! thought. At T:-'to Re.v. Hu\v- 1 r.an preached another soul stir- ! ir.g sermon. At 1 V.oe<{ Stewtrdess hoard No. - rendered a pro ( rrarn at the parsonage.; A neat i ittle sum was realized. The A. ?. E. Ix-aguc was largely attend>d bv the young people. Rev. E. E. llaulden of Bethle- : ~n m Rapt, church will preach for. Stewardess heard No. "J and hi? j heir w ill sing. Please let its all I hen.* him. His choir will also be ore sent. The program c-on-.mittee on F >un Jer ? Day are as' fallows: M~s. Roberta Middietttn, Mrs. Haitio Alexander. I. I. Pratt. L. M. Gilder, Mis? Wilheni nia Ware, Prof. L". S. Gallir.an. Pre:*. Rutlor. Prwgi am ? Music? Invocation? M usio ? Paper:-. "Bishop Richapd Allen-F?iu-ijjler ui^4rbe A . -Mr E.-etmrr-h"' . Prof. A T. Butler - . M sic* ?f Bishop Turner Pioitecr -Missionary , Miss L. Gary Solo?Mrsr Bcrniee Liilit-woo.l Paper?The Life of Bish p Payne Mi?? t M Harris Pioneers of Miller Chapel A M. K. church?Prof.'I'. S. GaUma-i Music---Mrs. K. H. Allen. (MrsA Hattie Alexander, reporter \\ A VFHI.Y SI N FLOW Kit CLl 11 b The club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Claudia Tt.livi- with a large ciyv.u attend, inp. THo meeting was" called' to order by the presidento^ftor which the devotional exercises were brief' ly carried out. The meeting wa< opened for dis cushion of old and new business. The club is having a Whist tournament party Saturday night, 11 inst.. at 2215 Senate street. All who are purchasing tickets are in the place of the Whist, tourna* mcnt. j \ ?" ' 1 Page 7 j P- K.I! v.; - < iill.-d c;i' h mcni! ! Id it-fly with his 'ill' - , 'i iic u*..>- it.'t ? !Ii'cted was 'Ji]''ii. Ti ji< xi imci '.in.' \\ i! he a". tjn_- .Move "f Miss With' ' nenia IN MlMuklWJ in Io.v:nv .Uicm-.iy <-f ,..ir <<jstcr W'" ''' 'his life ' V-. ;i !' hi. ' ... ; *. ;j v,, _ , If. 'i' U r; \V., ,X,. U' i.f vou I A'".] V" K h' 11- {v.'ain. I K ''i 1,1 -r; (>. j. and r4*?' ,|i : "i ^ n i" h iiKin. I li in. , iiuftfivrtij ' ' ' ' T777Fi >< r V/" '- 'll \?/i?it is " ' /Ml V ,S yMf| t t .r. i '>.;,//;?/ //.' -rrr</m ^ ? i.'V'i;-,, -> /.f. r it r/Jc. . K.'i. '...unit u titrli- nn * t hi* tl?< hllKntf II H**ttit job. lit I hi i..:: '.iv.'r, tin.lv Jnlm >.<. .'! j..Mr _if.' ?> i? lid. I- > i.iir I...sr ; i !? r. vl -Villi gray? Ar.\ on "u'h ! ,i j I.( < .hi "ynu're ' Inn' nUt" \i. a'.u i >\m0 "Ui on l??*0 r /ni.in.i lions ? he?;ms. \ ill tun I- '"in i.t,l i.. j.,i n in the fun "I tIi >? .it _i-r m-i | Ikii do "hut tlmuvtfi.ds "i. tw< 11 liaxe done ? -- um- l .irn uM ill- tuiir < "luring thai titiikis I- IIr glossy, uniformly iiilorful and takis >inrs off \ our l"..Ls 1) T CM K lit \LKR liOISNOI HAW. II. M.M? $1.25 fiio i \tr.i [iiistiulr IHRf.C' I Til , . . ooDirnoY'i HAIR COLORING GOOEFRof MFC:-CO . 35 IG Olive St .St.Louis.Mo. cola drink.If Si Absolute ly : substitutes Hardy's Beauty Salon Specializing In All Scalp Treatments and UftTr D > einji McDuifie Ave. Columbia, S.. C. MADAM PETER'S HAIR GROWER For Diseased Scalp?Gives Life~ and Reauty. . REST GROWER? Apply once a week?FRIGE 35c. 1906 Blanding St., Columbia, S.C. Counts Drug Store, Washington St.. Thomas Drug Store, Taylor and Harden Sts. AVE At last science has found a way to remove a beard without shaving. No more razor. nfo scraping, no cute, no soap, no bother. Merely apply Magpie Shaving Powder as directed ? then wipefioff, leaving a clear, smooth skin. Don't wait! 35c buys a generous size package at any drug store* H you want to try before you buy> write i Magic Shaving Powder Co., Dept. ?? 1 Savannah, Ga., for free trial sample.