The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 09, 1940, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
!aturfly, November 4J, 19*
)ERSONAL
MENTION ;
ilRTII ANNOl'NCK>|ENT I
?v. and Mik L). It Beoenbouuh ;
i to announce the birth of an
t pound daughter who _jvaa. _
i Sunday, November 3, 11MU
her and baby are tfottinir alonj;
HE HKGt'l.AK KELI.OWS .
he Regular Fellows held an;r
unioue meetinir Wednesday
I' . (
ight. The members tlixl not (lis
*ss any specific topic as usual |
ut discussed the 'fair.' " Many ~
lembers spoke of their intention ,
t the Fair. The meeting time ,
ante and the discussion was stop
ed. The meeting was carried out
l the usual manner with every
kember responding in all its ac
[vities. With the closing of tin
^ual meeting Mr. Manly opened
i topic: IIow Can the Environ
p to a Higher Culture DevelopIr
Reese said: "If every preachr
would use their doctrine' for a
etjter intellectual purpose a :>
rell as for the purpose of getting
member in the church." There
ifill' be a better environment foi
he Negro to live in."
I The club held its regular meet
ng at the home of Miss Johnson
Effi Lyon street. The meeting was
H-alled to order by the president,
Miss Robinson. Song and prayer
Red by Mrs. Porterfield. The min
Hutos of the last meeting were
? read -and approved._A?brief hnsi .
Iness discussion wfts brought l/oIf
ore the club.
Listen! Listen! There' will be a
ll'rnt Dress and Overall dance gi
lien at the Chauffeurs Club Mon
day night, Nov. 11, from S:U() un
1 1151. Come out and wear your Print
I Dress and Overalls. You will en
ft joy yourself. Admission 15c sin
*1 The next meeting will be helo
at the home of Miss Preud, 2160
Gervais street.
S ?TftK-ROSE SOCIAL SLCR
The Rose Social Club held = it>
9 weekly meeting Tuesday, Novem
I ber 5 at the home of Mr." and Mrs
F Jack Crumpton, 1)05 Walnut street
ft' The house was called to order b.\
the vice president. First selection
I "'Steal Away." Prayer _w; s repeat
^ ed. Second-^selection, """Down bj
1 The Riverside," after which a short
I program was -"carried out by- tin
I program committee.
The following people appeared
I on the programMr. Jim Gibson
I solo: Mrs. Ellen Crumnton. noemo
Mrat, Tally Mae Scott, joke; Mr
Jack Crumpton, solo; and Mrs.
Ethel Gibson, poem. After the program
the roll was caller! and et cb
member responded with a BjbU
verse and his fees. The minutes
of the last meeting was read. rer
reived and adopted.
There Ysill.be a bingo party Wed
- nesday, November 13, at the home
of Miss Margaret Goodwin, 212;
Gervais street. The affair is open
ed to the public. The next meeting
# will be 11 the home of. Mts. Mario;
^ tlice, 1013 Heidt stiiet. The hos
1 ' tess of the eVeninj? served ho;
(rolls, fish and cocoa which wer
enjoyed 'by all.
ERIKNli'LY FOl'RTKKN SOClAi
CLt'B
The Friendly Fourteen >Socy?
J Social Club met in its regula'
A meeting place, Thursday past, October
31 at the home of Maine
Coleman, 1222 Gates street. Aftm
devotion the president took ehaPiro
The club is giving a Silver Tea
Sunday, November 10. We are cpr
dially inviting our friends to conn
out md join us, the hour js 5 'o'
. ] ^ clock, the place is 1222 dates St.
G. W. McDaniel, Secretary
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LANCASTER CLUB MYITES
.Miss M. M. Clinton entertained
the members of the Elite Social ,
Club in her home on PlefCslmt Hill
1 .street Saturday. November 2, 1940
After four progressions if bridg*
the members were led into the din
in# room where a palatable' din
ner was served. The menu con
2 sisted of creamed potatoes, garn
mlinrl Ka{]a/1 oryn'ii nro
loucu vvuu uv/iicu
peas, baked ham, tomato andlettuce
salad, hot buttered rolls, tea,
banana-plneappje tf h e rb e t nnd
r~"
?* ? -s .
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pice cake. " I
The business session was hold at
he table after the cinsummation
if the repast, at which thiie the
ieh score prize was presented to
VI is. \V. frhln oek and the low
'core prize to Miss J. Sherard.
-Those cnjo\(uiK| this oieusion
vere: MesdamOs ,J. Garris, A
.'put' n, and \V. Habcoek; Misses
VI. Clinkscales. K. Cunninghapi
uni M. Sheiard.
The' next hostess wpll be Mist
Thomas. :
PI IK 111C > II II ATTKUS SAVING
AND SOCIAL CI,I'll
f j
Our last meeting' was held at the
home of Mr., and Airs. James
Win rten. 12(t:t Gregg St.. Nov
L'inber 4. K
The house was failed to ordei
ay the chaplain." She then conductI'd
the devotional and* carried it
jtit in its usual maimer. The minutes
of the last meeting was read
received and approved. The roll
was caller! and the meeting was
turned over Or' the president foj
the business session. The chairman
tmdc_a few remarks which till en
joyed. The report was read to
t lH' Jfrtrnfr ?'?
?We then adloin-ned Our ner\t
meeting will he at the hojue of
Mr. and Mrs. Voting- 2H10 (Ireyg
St-- ?.
Wt.KRIA SI1.VKH STAR ('li'R
Tho' oh b met at tlic.'homf o f
aYis. . 'Inez Williams. 121? Man
hinjf Ave. The devotion was earlivd
.tin in its usual manner by
i liaplaiu?M iss?(luner.?The?meet
inir was then turned over to the
president Mrs. Johnson. A brief
business discussion was carried
out. We are planning to have oui
tilt- Fall Dance Nov. IP at the
Palmetto C'huulVeurs club. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend. The meeting adjourned to
meet?at- the home of Miss Ku.nice
Warren 2."?u I Cl i vals St~ The
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hostess served Italian spaylvetti
rolls and i.-e lemonadi
Ti usp-w KVI:NIN<;
SOPljxi. (M M
1he,.eh:h held its- weekly meet
iny Tuesdav evening Nov. nth
at the home of Mrs. Fthel Hen
dcrsop -121 (iervais Street. The
house was called to order by the
president. The chaplain was at
her post. The devotion was carried
out in the usual manner. The
minutes were read -and adopted
Old and new business was dis
cussed. We are giving a house
coat contest ,at tin- Chauffeurs
Club oti the' 1Mb of Nov. All
clrbs and friends tire invited. We
are. also giving a Silver Tea Sin
day evening Nov. 10 at the home
of Mrs. I.ucile Wright 2111 Pendleton
street. The public is invited
to conic and take part in on?
program. The roll was called ami
.ach member responded with dues
and Bible verses. The meeting tul
ionrned to meet at the home ol
&
Mrss Iriyie Young 1-107 Oak St
The hostess siervM a delicious
- ourse of cocktails and chicken
jstfppcr. Kach member had a
grand time. We are all sorry to
have one of our members Mrs
Tola Wt i >' It * have us. Slu- i 5
leaving for Birmingham. Ala
Tho il l) \> ish lu-r an enjoyable
trip. .Wo will miss hor very mfoch
bfUt?l$ho will always bo in Al^i
hearts.
'I'M I. l.l'CKY BIRD SOCI AL
*Vi,. CI.I II
Tho ilujj Tu-lil its weekly meeting
at tlu-Jtonu- of Mrs. (.Jarrivk,
-lib Marion St.. Mr. Sam Williams
host.
Thc niooitinii' was called to ordei
by Mrs. Hattio Johnson, acting
chaplain, and our devotion was
carried out as usual. The meeting
was thefi turned over into the
hands \of-the president. The president
called for the minutes of the
last meeting which were approved.
Sick committee reported Mrs
Joyner siek. the club wishes fot
her n speedy recovery. Mr. Boycu
win nave a fish fry Saturday nito
Nov. 9th. at 1020 College Street
The roll was called; 19? members
preseht. The next meeting- wrll be
at the home of Mr. James Kennedy
1221 Wheat street. Thqclub
was served a dtdiphtftil supper.
PIEDMONT SOCIAL CLl'B
NO. 2 OF NEW YORK CITY
The club met Thursday night,
October 31, 194) at the home of
Mrs. Jackson ar\l Hunter, 161 W
120 street. New o'ork City.
The house \va^ called to ordei
by the president.) after which tho
club verse was wcited, "Be thou
faithful unto devh and I will givf
7
I Small Hpr
Is'o dwelling can make a sai
according tc^. Federal Housing i
must exist a sehse of comfort
ting. Standards of design must
necessary to reduce the small h
home with its openings and arri
The drawing here shows th
rapge. U hi to not offered as a 1
can do to makt a home more li
ra'ngement, but because of the
disturbing the orderliness of th
lloth bedrooms have large
tioh. Corner windows in the b<
curtail the light and ventllatioi
for gracious living have been 01
the a crown of life." 'Ty ,
The roll was called and each
member responded with hi-s fee.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, received and adopted
Old and new business was discuss
ed.
The club had a few visitors
.Miss Fannie Mae Wilson of Jack
son Height, L. I.. Mr. G. Gray ol
I.ong Island, Mr. Moses Simpson
>f New York City. ,
The next meeting will be Nov
ember 14 at the home of Mrs. Geneva
Beasley, .'143 St. Nicholas
Ave.. New York City.
Cupanna Pitts, Reporter
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NOTICE
BENEDICT COLLEGE CLUB
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING
The Benedict College Club will
uold its first monthly meeting of
the season in the library Tuesday,
November 12^ 1040 at 7:30 p. rr..
All new and old members are ask d
to be present. Business of im
portance.'
1 THE DOIN(.S OF "THE A. IT.
I CLUB" OF COLUMBIA,' S. C.
The A. U. Club of Columbia,
v . ru-ui a can meeting last weciisdiy
evening at Allen University.
The meeting was called to
order by the Pres. Mr. Leroy Scott..
After hearing thy various reports,
anil listening to words'of praise
from Mr. Scott for the coopera^
tion given him; the house was
opened for the election of officers
for this year.
The newly elected officers are
is follows: Dr. It. W. Mance, president;
.Miss Hattie Johnson, vicco-esident;
Miss Phelps, recording
secretary; Mr. J. B. Lewie, corresponding
secre^yy'; Miss Mamie
Salter, financial secretary; Dr.
H. L. Peguese, treasurer; Rev. H.
B. Butler, junior reporter; Rev
W. R. Bowman, chaplain.
There is new life in the club and
we are expecting great things this
year. -The club has been given
some olans whereby it will be able
to realize some finance for the ben
efit of tlie University.
The next regular meeting will be
held on Wednesday evening, Nov
ember <5, HMO at 8:00 p. m. at the
Teach -rs cottage, 2324 Taylor
street. All Allenites are i sked to
be present.
Registrar ty. L. Peguese and
Detlll II R Butler .Tr will net ne
hosts.
Dr. R. VV. vMance, president
Rev. H. B. Butler, Jr. reporter
BATESBURG NEWS
Mr. J. Wesley Jowers, Reporter
Sunday school was held at the
usual hour at St. James Sunday, i
A larpe number was present an<J I
a fine lesson was rendered by tho
new superintendent, Mrs. Lula Mae
fnabineU.
Miss Maude Wipfall of Bates j
burp, a student at Bettis Academy
spent the week at home.
We hope for Mrs. Elizabeth Mai
tin, who has benn confined at
home because of illness, a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Homer Johnson is visiting
her parent in Greenville. <
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THE PALMiCTfft KEADB
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nes Neeti FSexibh
[isfaclory homo w hich provides itfierely
Administration officials. in any house,
in its, appointments and a feeling of cha
make for an attracts e interior as well
ome to a minimum in size* >t can neverl
angements treated with imagination and
e interior of a small home which falls i
perfect model, it does illustrate what car
vable. In each room the furniture fits
flexibility of the plan still more arrang*
>e house.
closets, which, home owner surveys indie
pdrooms give r.ore wall space lor furui
?. '1'lte home is compact and small, but
nit ted.
, Mrs. -Mamie Anderson* who has wa
betm confined to .hod for the last th<
few weeks because?nf?tttness, is cot
now' able to be* up again. I joj
Prof. N. 1.. lfush of the Hates j
burg Junior high school is prlot cin
ing the school to a higher level | )
The enrollment of the school i?^Jul
still increasing because of new thi
residents. W:
Watch this paper for' news ot
the annual conference of the col '
ored C. M. e. church. Novembei 'a*
t
, _ c h
booker ^washington sh
Homecoming game ' sjj
friday night so I
I i Mi
ter
Hooker Washington Hrgh i s ^
planning one of thp moM colorful
homecomings in recent years Fri- ,m(
day night when she nieets the
powerful Williston High, eleven j
from Wilmington, N. C-. at Ben*
edict Field. The gala <h?y will ' ^
feature class reunions, a homecoming
assembly in the gymtor-l ()J
ium, a_J>pnfire at noon presenta-1 i(ll
tion of the oldest and the young'
est alumnae, election "f Miss
Homecoming, presentation of the j
most outstanding aluninus, etc. col
The climax' 10-f - the dpy's activi- ]
ties will be the game itself which
will |iet under way at ":30 p.m.
The" fflurgt* Williston aggregation
will Jprobably arrive in the city
sometime during the e^rly morn- vi>
ing,, and will consist 01* ft crack .(r
fifty+two piece hand. cheerng
squad of twenty members, and a ^,o
football squad of thirty-six play . n
era, loaches and trainers^ Th" L
daty'^ activities will culminate ' ^
with an alumni ball fit1' the ben- j
efit of- the members of the senior, pj
stydent council, the - ahl,,M,awr-ajud
the Williston Hrgh guests- Alumnart
who wish to attend this affau ^
mukt visit the school sometime '
during the day and seem'v - theii
complimentry tickets. ?ne game a()
should be a colorful also
hast year, the Tornadoes lost n tu,
heart-breaker in Wilmington. Af ar
ter outplaying Willrst<>n during v<i
;) 0 of the game, a Wil'iston back
picked up a blocked punt and ran
fifty yards for a touchdown. Thus
the Tornadoes will be ol|t to avenge
this defeat. Pre-?ame calculations
give the Willi ?ton eleven on
a slight edge due to the fact that Wl
the Tornadoes have so niany men 011
on the uiling list.
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CARLISLE NE>VS Rc
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Sunday was a beautiful day.
The A. M. Es. closed t} successful. jnt
annual conference at Lancaster, S tri
C. 'Sunday, November -T Mi
Wii u'sfn uoi'ir rrln<l Co hear of '
the return of Rev. J. >!. Hawkins nie
?n<l Rev. A. B. King for another we
year. , es
Rev. Hiliian began his ninth yoai La
of service at St. Luke A. M-. E. Ro
Zion church Sunday with a lovely ]
rrowd and a good spirit- His text N.
re
2 Design
for the mechanics of living,
no matter how small, there
irm in its appearance and setas
exterior. While it may he
theless be a well-proportioned
skill. ^
vithin the $3,000-$3,500 price
eful planning and good design
snugly into an attractive at\I'menl#
may be made without
ate is not a universal distinctive
ariangement, yci do not
tt-w it a11> or liit' essentials
s taken from Mich. t>:8, "Whn
igregation secmeii to have or
ed the message.
Mrs. Agnes Sims left for C"in
nati, Ohio Saturdiy.
Mrs. Vashti Hill aiul Mis. Atte
inson of Klioxville, Telin.. spell
: week end with Mr. ami Mrs
litus Johnson.
AH?of the?sehools opened .Man
y, November 4. At Oak Grov
tool, Prof. Mark Dawkjns, Mis
mice Brown, Miss Morgan
irp and Miss Sadie Hobertsor
lis Chapel school, Mrs. Etht
?\s and Miss Jeter. Hamilto
lodl, Miss Ml rv E, Mc Co nil el
ss Conge Tajloy and others. Je
s Chapel, Mrs. Sara Boykcn1 an
ss Furgeson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill, Mi
J Mrs. Cleo Brown and Mr. an
s. Chrtis Brown enjoyed a love
trip to Little Mountain Sundft
iitinp relatives and friends. .
lieious- dinner was served.
Master James Kelley, Jr., th
I of Mr. and Mrs. Junes Kellej
L-rtnined Satrnlpy,. November :
elve little boys and pirls at hi
thday party. He was six yeai
i. The hostess served a deliciou
iirse of chicken salad sandwich*
d ice cream and ci ke. The chil<
II seemed have.been very hai
Mrs. Clara Savage seems to 1
proving. Mrs. Lizzie Thorvas w:
ry ill last week but -she is nnu
proved this week.
Those who attended the A. M. 1
nferenee in Lancaster were M
d Mr* Berry-Hawkins. Miss Su
na Dawkins, Prof. Mark Dav
is,. Mesdames Henrietta Wallac
ary F. Sartor, Alma Dickersoi
ore nee Turner and Mr. Jeter.
After services all were royal!
tertained at the "home of oi
stor,u?o\r A. B King. where
>st suiriptious dinner ?wj ited oi
rival. All reported a most en jo;
le time.
We. are all happy over Mio r*
ril OI our pasuur nuu pi**. . iv
mthcr peaceful and snccessft
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FAGELAND NEWS
KJ
The Home Coming at the Se<
d Presbyterian church Sunda
is quite a success. Among tl
t of town visitors present wet*
v. H. H. Prince, Charlotte; Re
nson Blakeney, Fort Mill, S. C
. J. H. Toatley and daughte
isa. Chesterfield, and Mr. U'i
nt Johnsrm, Chesterfield.
Rev. Ferguson, district supei
endent of the Spartanburg dis
ct. was the guest of Mr. an
h. J. C* Brewer last week,
rhose attending the county wid
ding in Chesterfield Frida
re: Rev. and Mrs. Threatt, Mis
Vaghti. and Alice Brewer, Mr:
trra Brewer and Miss A C
undtree.
Mr. Edwin Miller of Newarl
J. and sister, Mrs. Mablee Wil
" | IrnniB of Washington, L>. C.. visit
| ?'d their sister and brother-h^lav
I Mr. and Mrs. Willie Johnson dur
- ing the past week.
, Mr. Hemuel Kojjinson was fun
. i eralized T at Wesley ('ha|>el Sat
j unlay p. in.
Misses Cassia and Dora Brewei
attended ehurch in Jefferson Sun
, < I a y a. in.
Mr. K. J. Miller visited his fain
ily here last week.
Messers Jona MeMilliun and tf
Moialay <?n business. ^ ,rj
Mrs. K. 1* Rivers of. Chester
field \ i si ted friends here Sunday.
Miss Rerniee illakeiiey of tin
"" Lancaster high school fa?.ult>
spent*the week end at the honu
of tie,!' . parents.
j U.I.KN MAS CHAM)
llOMi:-( OMINC
MAINK COLLEGE -Vv'i
DEFEATED .'19-0 ?jrl
Aliases Allen. Home-Coming
And Sepia America. Added
. ?%% ?>* ii>t- .\ 11 ruciinn**
Last Saturday was a day to bi
remembered by ihA. students, fac
ulty, and alumni of Allen univer
? T*ity:?!l Was I Ion..-coining ut tie
jvWcthudist school and alumni Iron
"' "9nr over the; state eon verged upot
7 theiF.i Inia mater to share in the
jollities of tlu> day. Their heart
were made happy- - when "thei
strong football team 'rode to at
impressive victory, over the roar
ing Lions of Paine college to the
tune of *39-0.
It was apparent early in th
iranic that the N'els.on eoache
Yellow jackets would not he deniei
tlnsir place Th the' nun on that oc
at s ion. The tind.it imt-ginabh
spirit' of team play was displays
by the forces of-Allen* last-Satur
day. Out .on the field the tear
, played with a dash and vigo
t seldom seen. In the stands th
6 students Invoked- L-ou tettttt - weft
i- everything they had.
Although Paine was vanquish^
i- bv i. large margin she furni.she
the spectators with many thrill
e because of brilliant runs and lorn
it orompleted forward passes. Th
j. work 01 laptam rarks ol ram
was especially outstanding:. Jone
and Gomillion also played well fo
^ the Lions.
0 Ben Starkey and Butler score
h two each of the Allen touchdowns
' the other two were nude by F a?.
1 ier and Taylor. Rhett scored, tw
^ extra points for Allen and Be
n Starkey one.
Taylor's touchdown was just a
bout the most thrill produeim
play <>f a thrill-packed footbal
game. He intercepted a Paim
' puss on his ow.n fifteen yard liiv
and raced down the sidelines fo
the eighty-five yards tint sepurat
^ ed him from the Paine college
' gchU* Natie made a "ice fift;
yanLTp'turn of a Paine kick, bu
0 it ^is nullified on account of i
rule infraction by his teammates
Amonjt the most beautiful play
lS of tin name was called off i t th
s very start of the game. Rhet
IS kicked off for Allen and covere
>s the ball about fifteen yards ove
into Paine territory. - It was a
I iinside kick. It would have give
Allen a decided" advantage tha
K'- early in the game. "It wi s discos
ereil that the kick off rad bee
nuoje from the wrong point and i
had to Ih' done all over again.
v Pittman at center, John Stark
r< ey. Hern. "Gray Court" Jone
' Ri.-hards. Roman. Henry Bownta
(iolphin, William Brown. McDon
e aid. Pressley and Solomon Brow
II , )i played splendidly for the vit
tors. At intermission Miss Hei
'y rieUa HoWon* of Marion and a ju
,r l ?r, was Itmrwnoff "Miss Home
a eo.tnng". hV^Miss Sarah Mae Ruf
ot: L'nioii itml also a junior, wlj
had previously been crowned "Mb
Allen ". .Mis.- Helen i.ewis, 01 I <
lumhia ami a sophombre, who we
>r crowned "Miss Sepia America',' i
'I the New York World's F'aii lit
is miiu'i' was presented by Profet
- sor Herbert W. Baumeardner. wh
acted as announcer and master <
ceremonies .over the public addref
system that was installed for th
occasion. President Higgins, H
Erector of Athletics Peguesfi an
former Coach Toney Swinton wer
also presented at intermission.
V
Allen is playing at Georgi
State in Savannah this Saturday
Next week she will be at Foi
Valley. The final will be at Cla1
lin Thanksgivinu.
'*i MKTROPOI.ITAN BAPTIST
(l I ( lit RCH
f Rev. J. P. Gibson, Pastor
If !
y I Sunday was a beautiful and
is | high ^ay at our church. As th
s. | sun shone its beautiful rays ou
. | Heavenly Father opened His win
| dows of heaven- and poured Hi
c, blessings upon us. Our faithfu
members brought to us an. irspir!
?. PAGE SEVEN
ing prayer service. Due to th? ( ^
t absence of our beloved pastor whi
. was away Sunday on some 'buM ^
ness, Rev. E. E. Gaulden from the
. Hetlilei.em liaptist church presid
. i-d in his stead. Rev. /Gaulden
came? befoi e us* to tell u> uboui
r the plan of salvation His.' text
. was chosen from the 17th chuptyi
of St. John lhth verse, s i' iecl
The Church on Eire For Christ
This- was ah inspiring message
which was deli venal by Re.\ Mr
I Gaulden. Mav God bless t.ii" Unit
he'rtiay have ull the sui'wss i-'
1 1 ift- possible. j^i y , t.v live lonn
k, preach God's eternal words a.- h<
is doing now. . ?
.! GMiss) Annie L. lvelly reportei
, ' . a
HI;IIII:I. A. >K K. ( ?H K( H
Kev Win. Ja?'ks?ii, I'astor*
.\lc(']ellar)villc, S. S-nda> ,..r"?~
_ a Iiim ly.da\ and a big oiie; ui ... ,
Betta-;. 1 ho S-.ndaj.'-^tikuol v (? .
very succesTd'trb bri'ng the first"
Sunday and Communion service
and al>(, the fVr-l quarterly ion
ference for 140-41. The Kid. i
Thonu !? selected his message from
the 2.4th chapter of St. Mutthcw..1-2
verses. We aiv living in tn?
age when \v? m o-seeing some ot
the limps from tfie Bible are be
mg fUllfilled every day. The church
f is making new plans for the" new
it conference year. We are planning
\ ju do 'more this year wit h and foi __
? our pas lot than we have done lasi
8 year, with God our helpel. \\ >
r "itre - stil pil yinj- for our -sack oi.es ?1
a speedy recovery.
Elder Thomas said on Sundt<\
s he never believed the -people in Mc
('It-llnnvHli- eniibt hnve tint- ovel
e any kind of 'a- program and in- ai'
successful as we aiv '>??\v doing
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I Suh.wribe For? " i
The Palr1' ^ Loader
DON'T BLAME
tYOUR MAN
(; 0 ... If he "falls" for a
girl's lovely hairt If your
hair is dull, lifeless and
gray-streaked... Colpr It
with Godefroy's Larieuse
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Men just can't help adm?ringT>?autiful
hair. They notice a woman's .
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hair almost before they notice her
face. So don't let i^ull, dingy, Kr*>
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