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Saturday. April 19. 1941 ? EMANCIPATION BAP ^TIST CHURCH Rev. W. P. Williams, Pastor Sunday was a lovely spring daj for churchgoers. Sunday schoo opened at the usual hour with ou energetic Supt. Mr. F. Footmai at hiy post of jiuty. At 11:80 the morning servrc< began. Our efficient and belovet pastor, Rev. Williams ascende< the rostrum and delivered a ver; excellent message. A few mem belie remained after chugch fo "the commumoif services! - We had a very interesting Ea; ter program. The principal speak ef?was Profr H. D. Sharperson principal of Dunton Memoria _ school, Orangeburg. The Wilkin -on High school glee club render td appropriate selections for th occasion. This glee club was un der the leadership of its subtl conductor, Miss Madge Perry. Mrs. Henrietta Spigner, a we] and worker sponsored the Eaate Pew Rally. This rally was quit a success. Mrs. Spigner exerted much m fluence in regards to this success ful affair. Too much cannot b said about her; and the good wor she has done. Mrs. Spigner is leader in her community. Othe ladies of the church also partici pated in this rally. Prizes were awarded to the fol lowing: Mrs. Hattfe Spigner, Mrj Eflie Spigner, Mrs. Matilda Fool man, Mrs. Whetstone and Mis Dantgler. The total for the rail was $201.92. Sunday was really a very out standing day at Emancipation^? WESTON CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH ? 5 Rev. M. G. Williams, Pastor Greenwood?Easter Sunday wa very finely celebrated all day a Weston Chapel. Beginning Sunda morning at 5 o'clock with a sou stirring sunrise prayer servic< followed by a ^varm Sunda; _tchool at 10 o'clock^?at whic time the Supt. and faculty bein in their places taught that beau ? ?tiful lesson about Christ. Afte wards the Pastor reviewed. The PPwe went into our regular morr ing service, which was very fint ly attended. The Pastor being s his best, preached a powerful sei ir.on from the first chapter Re\ 18th -verse, I - want to -tel)?yo that the church is spiritually 8 live. We are really holding up th bloodstained banner of the crosi The City Choir-Union _met-a 3r30 which was a very fine meel ing. The visitors expressed their -selves " as having' enjoyed" a ver fine program which consisted H beautiful songs and speeches. A1 ^yter which the offering was taker which our president Mr. J.M. Ro -inson - armovrrfced" Was "vefy *goo< All tVlincrO Tironf n.nll *? : - ?? vuv VII "til, 1U1 I marks the beginning1 of our sprin _ revival meeting, which wrll go o five nights this week. Each choi of the City Choir Union will rt r.pond one night this week, by r? ~ quest of the TPastor. All are coi dially invited to attend. At 7 o'clock our Easter pre gram began, which was carrre< ^MOut with the greatest interea ^^roduced by the young people. I fant recitations were fine. Afte which a lovely pageant was in troduced and carried out beauti fully; managed by Messrs. M. G William* P. Ca rt-ar- Woooi Hays and Vina Jenkins. Chare' was crowded and many visitor were present; among whom wa Dr. Long, pastor of?the Frrs Presbyterian church and a nurr ber of other white citizens of th city. At the close of-tbe^ prograr ^the Pastor introduced Dr. Long - TWHdr?ft fine (slh allUlll BUHI ing Jesus Christ. After the Eas ter offering, which was very goo the Pastor proceeded to take u the arfllMflnnal TtJ. 1 3 .... .uMVMViviini IIIVliCJTi X UC ICttU era of course made a very fin r report. Helena" news Sunday was a very pleasan day for all church goers and Sun ^41^. ( school co-workers. At 7:9 Enter program began an was?conduoted hy Mfss Pernlc Bobb and Deacon' Washingtor The program was enjoyed fver much by all. Mr. and Mm. Thed Thednr and children of Adah, Pa., ,_i home visiting their parenta Mi ^fcnd Mrs. E E. 'Green and slate ^^frs. Claasie Wright of Helens I They also made a trip to Green wood t<> vfcit ReV. and Mra. Wll n gggm nigum ABBEVILLE NEWS Mr. Allen R. Reid is spending a few days with his parents Mr, and Mrs. Will Reid. He is lea\ ' ing Wednesday of this week 01 Fort Bragg, N. C., where he will 1 begin training for a year, r Easter Sunday was u great daj e at Mt. Pleasant Baptist church j At 10:30 the Supt. and teachers 1 were on the job, and the lessor I beautifully tat^ght. The pupils . turned out in full. 1 The. pastor Rev. J. W. Mathii preached a strong sermon, sub 8 jecl: Come See the Place, wher Jeafts lay. After which_ Hoi; Communion was administered L Sunriae?service also was held a the church on Sunday qjorning - Sunday evening a splendid Eas e ter program was rendered by th< school, which was enjoyed. e Miss Dro Morrison of Nev York and Mr. Dallis Boyd o : - Washington are visiting Mr. am r -Mrs-Annie Boyd. iT j Mrs. Minnie Kennedy died a _ ha. hnma _ Oi TIM-J e ?v> vine un * vi"or oi,| nvunes day. Funeral services were hel( r at Long Cane church Friday. l~ MrT^Clark Allen died ft hi e home on Blue Hill. Funeral ser vices were conducted at the Rich a ie Funeral Home, r iv : LAMAR NEWS U j Mrs. Elizabeth Martin accom > panied by Messrs. E.J. Jeffry, B s K. Kirkland, Charlie Mixon am y Charlie^Rogers motored to Co _Jumbia to visit her husband. Mi > Bennie Martin, who rs in the Ve ?erans?hospital. ? ? Miss Helen White,?teaeher?it the Lamar Jr. High school spen the Easter at home. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, Mis Jennie Harper accompanied b; ? Mr. Earnest Lewis spent Easte \ Sunday at their home in Jenkins J viUe. The Easter services of Johi Wesley were quite a success 01 y last Sunday and a libra! collec h tion was realized." ^ The Rev. Herbert Spell (white I- the?Mothodiat Church?of?La 1 mar will speak at a special pro grm given at John Wesley, ^h fourth Sunday afternoon by Mis Helen White and Mips Lillie Ma Greene. Miss Lessie Kirkland, Mrs. Mr nie Lee, Mrs. Toy B. Frasier jn; !? much pleased over the fine Easte 1 services Sunday. e Mr. Johny White was unable t * get to his church Sunday, but h 1 sent~Kis-offering just the same. Mrs. B.A. Grooms is uigini _ and working for-fhe spiritual llf ^ among the people. Miss Celesta Daniels who is a tending school at Morris Colleg b was home for the week end las ? "week." t Mr. and Mrs. Dave Paul wer g seen itv Sumter last week.? Mr? n Carry Bennett, Mrs. Lucy Water r man, Mr. C. M. Mixon, John H Bennett and Rev. M. J. Porte ( were among the visitors to sej Mr. and Mrs. A. Ham last week and Mrs. Wooster Woods ,. ReV. and Mrs. M. J. Porter an< q Rev. W. Frasier were the dinne it guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. Kirvei n last Sunday. j Mr. W. E. Damon was amoni ,. the vsitors who attended chol [_ meeting whiefc?was held at tTT. home of Rev. Wm BVown las e Friday night, tr Mr. L. Goodson is making pro 8 gress as leader of the choir, Th< 8 next meeting will be held at thi * parsomge April 25th. The Easter services at Sand] Grove was of a very high order n Miss Jessip Gilmore. Miss Jessii ^ of Winston Stolem NT Mr K M. Enoch, Miss Bessie GrahanBrown of) Pittsburg:, Pa., Mrs. Li ^ !& Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. F. Burk; P of New York were among: vrsitor Sunday. ( . linms. s Mrs. Mary Alice Lyles of Asl il vrille, N. C., was home during: th< i Easter holidays visiting: her par 0 ents and sisters, Mrs. Rosani d Gilliam. e TV?Resr?A.H. Permit* of Hete i. na attended the Union singing y and also conducted the eveninj service at the Youiig!?~-Gh*]Je A -Bapttg^-TtnircTr of Greenwood an? a also attended the Easter exer \ ciaes at the St. Luke Holinesi r church; then preached the Resur i. rection sermon. The program wai . grand. Good service was carrier - on all day. .... _ ; Mis? Helen Bailey ol New Yoi is visiting her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey. Mrs. Susie Wharton who ha? ^ been ill for several months ha' been.aeen at Mt. Lebanon church f for the past two Sundays to tc? ' delight of her many friends. MesAames M?rtha "Miller and ' Josephine Joseph ol Greenville l S. C., spent Easter Sunday witl ? relatives in Due West. They woi shiped at Mt. Lebanon. They i rc former members of this church. 8 Services in keeping with thf " Easter spirit were held in all the e ehurches~of-i)ue West on last Sun" splendid crowd came out to Mt ^ Lebanon A ME chuich end enjoyeo * a splendid service conducted by th< Pastor, Rev,. B. J, Glover. Th< ? Sabbath school began at 9:30 a.rr ~~ and preaching at li o'clock a.m r At 3:30 and 8:00 p.m. the Eastei ' exercises were conducted undei 1 11 ? 1 - J! .4 T..W_ - me CapttUie^girBCUmi m duna va entine Moragne. Total offering foi ^ the day was yl7.0l? Mrs. Maggie M. lfjUjwy, Jeane? ^ teacher for Edgefield county an. Miss Delphine Bradley teacher ir the Columbia city system speni last weeh-eTuT at Mrs. Murray home here. Miss Jennie A. Holmes of th city schools of Greenville, S. C. also spent Easter at hopiet MRS. RINGER LAID TO REST 'Mir. Narcy Ringer the wife o' k the Rev. Thomas Ringer, who die<^ [J in Columbia, Saturday, April 12th . was funeralized at St. Paul churtl v near Poraaiia, S. C., Monday- Apri t 14th. Five hundred or more camt - to witness the last rites~of th de a ceased. Rev^. O. C. Dunham, pri t siding felder of the Newberry district was master-"^ of ceremony, s The program follows: ? c Hymn lined by Rev.'Porter , Invocation, Rev. Cannon . Second H>'mn, Rev. M. G. William? Scripture Reading, Rev. I. H. A' ston, P. E. of North Carolina j conference Remarks: Revs. E. A. Aamds, W -Jr-Robertson, R. A. Young, M. Williams, T. H. Alston, M ) G. Williams and the Rev. L. G Bowman! The obituary was read by Rev e W. R. Bowman. The funeral ser? mon was delivered by her Pastor f Rev. S. J. Johnson, who preached from St. Luke 25:21. Sister Ringn e)r was a member of St. Paul foi *- youngv held the office of steward ess and Missionary president, o She was loved by both white and e colored. She leaves to mourn r loving husband Rev. Thomas Ring ? or, five sons, two daughters, one F* "brother and an host of relatives and friends. She died in full trit umph of faith. COIMJ NRWD t _ R? v. C. C. BurKess, Pastor | ( ) On Sunday: morning, April ?tt. j at the usual hour, Good liope Sur , j day school was called to order b? Supt., Mr. Ryant. The lesson wa discussed and reviewed by th' Supt., Rpv. C. C. Burgess pastor " ( was then asked to answer sonv j questions that werent so clearl> | explained. We then closed Sundaj -'school and Bro. John Gas our cir 11 cuit steward assisted by Brothe ' Perry Ryant led the prayer ser * ; vices, after which Rev. Burgess Y_i began services. Tpxt Matt, 21:9e, Blessed is he that conieth in the * name of the Lord. Rev. Mrs. S. M. Burton worship . ed with us at Good Hope Sundaj e morning and at Macedonia in town B Sunday night in interest of th? "Willing Workers club. She preacl . ed from Matt. 19th chapter sub ject Nothing but Leaves. Surel: p we had a wonderful day. We tha< were Christians could but say ou " hearts were made to rejoice whil \ve listened to God's word from th? j . " mouth of his servants. Rev. Bur9 - -* gess is doing fine. Rev. E. E. Richberg and hif good people had their Sun. School ? at their usual hour. Afterwards they went into other services witl a goood attendance. Alt preseul 1 seemed to have enjoyed them ? selves as a result of the pastor's " discourse. . The people at Emanu * el with their pastor are raisin) ^ money t0 repair the church, they 1 ~ are doing a good work. ' We still have some on the .aickt list we^hope "for"them a "speedy re T covery. Mr. Joe Moody of Calvarj i M.. E. Church after a few dayi r illness was eallled from labor t s reward. We extend sympathy to th? family. Also to Mr. and Mrs. C.C ) Moore who lost their daughter 1 Mra. Moselle who was visiting N Y., at the time of her death. THB PALMETTO tBAPl BENEFICIAL la the beautiful Wesley Metho dist Church, Columbia, S. C. t special joint meeting of the S. C Methodist Conference Board od Mission and Church Eztnsion ano the Compiission on World Servia and Finance was called on Apri 3, 1941. At 11:30 a.m. Dr. Lorenzo H King, resident Bishop of the At lantic Coast Area, Methodist Chur conducted a heart warming sacred ch called the meeting to order and retreat. Then this dignified prelate sounded the, purpose of the meeting, stressing the great need of efficent consecrated leadership and the dire demand of 100 per cent reports along spiritual and financial lines. The gathering was then seperated Into ncu groups, Rs above mer tioned, to discuss and plan solutions for its own problems. At U:UU T m. the two budies ie assembled and made their reports to the joint assembly. The following renort of the Board 'of Missions, made by the chairman, Rev. J. W. Curry, pastor of Centenary Church, Charleston, S.C. and the secretary Mr E. B. Hollo way of Greenville, S. C. was unaml mously accepted, irRev. D. E. Thomas of Darlington, S. C. former dist. supt. of the Spartanburg dist. was elect ed treasurer of the conference Bo ard, of Missions and church Ex-tensions. ? 2. That because of sudden devastation of church property by storms," Tires, ectA In this section that a permanent conference emei gency fund be built up to help take care of such cases ami-relieve 'indue suffering. 3. That themembers of ~the~boarjf support the May drive for subscriptions to our General Mission ary Magazine, The World Outlook 4. That each church include ir its study program. Methodism,V World Missions by Henry P. Van Dusen. 5. That 6n Institution of Missions be conducted on each of the dis tricts. Plans to be worked out by the Conference Secretary of Mis sionary Education, Rev. J. W. Tay lor, pasfor of Cumberland Church Florence, S. C. and_the nine Dist Supts. j G. That the appropriation ol funds from the General Boarc Tor his district and submitted tt be worked out by each Dist. Supt the chairman of the Conferenc* Board of~Missions. .Then followed the report of the Commission on World Sorviep and Finance by the Chairman, Rev. H H. Cooper, former dist. supt. of Florence drst. and the secretary, Rev. D. S. Curry, former~3rsT7 supt Oirenvilte dlsUlbt.? - - h -That the" total "W6rld" Service budget be the same as last year. 2. That the entire amount for World Service be raised and sent In before May 31, T94F? 3. That all General and Confer once Benevolences be sent direct from each charge to the Conf. tres Dr. A. R. Howard, Box 847, Sum ter, S. C. former dist. supt. Sumtei district 7' 4. That the General Benevolences receive 40 per cent of all money sent in and 60 per cent be given to Conference benevolences. 5. The disbursement of funds or the percentage basis for each con # - rerence rtem, as worked out by the the percentage basis for each cor sub- committee, Dr. A. R. How ard, Rev. G. A. Thomas, and Prof T. H. Pinckney, was accepted. 6. The adoplion of the plan of the Bishops, Rring the Church to Home, funds accruing therefrom W M used for the permanent funds of the Hoard of Pensions. Plans to be sent out to each pastor This report was also adopted. Mr. C. W. Caldwell, Conf. Lay Leader who is a member of th< Board and Commission spoke of the successful work of the laymen and distributed a bulletin en titled, "I>ay Activities in the Local Church", designed to he of DTPflt imnA*4on/>o on/I oonn/?? the charge lay leaders. Mrs. P. M. Gibbes. president ol the conference Women'a_-Soe4ety .of CHrfcrttirTTfervice who is also a member of the Board of Corrnniss ion was asked to report for the women and children of the conference. Her report was as follows: 1. She reported the following status of the women of the IS, C onference with respect to Central Jurisdiction and General Chui ...? L* V.'-A'.r-'tfie.?* J -- ' '-I-1 SK >, " SEMINAR I ch: President---Mrs. Gibbs, Latta South Carolina? Member General Missionary Council, Member Gen fel Assembly Woman's Division Member Jurisdictional Board, Mem t>er Jurisdictional Society. Vice President?Mrs. Gordon? DHlon, S. C.?Adv. member Wc man's Div., member Status of Wc men Com. W.D.C.S., member Gen Assembly Woman's div,, member Jurisdictional Society. Treasurer?Miss Small, Charles Jton, S. G^-member of Gen. Assem bly Woman's div., Officer Jurisdictional Rneiefy, Secretary?Mrs. L. A. Cain. Par . lington? member of Jurisdictional Society, member of Spritual Life Com. C. Jurisdiction. . ? Then u)u> nnnnnniwul n.j. annual Missionary Council of the Woman's Society of Christian Ser vice to be June 13-15, at Wesley churchy OutuhibIar~SrTTTlind asked" _ the cooperation of the honed?ami granted and further stressed by the Bishop. In closing, Bishop King in his < unusual pleasing and sincere man , ner expressed his satifaction of the work acomplished and praised and congratulated all present nd pray ponui^uoD pus sSu/sso(q s.poo po success upon the entire South Con, ference. He also thanked Rev. MS? McCallum, the generous and royal hosft, his talented wife and hi? members for such gracious ente? tainment while in their midst. Thus pressed into history anoth er great feat for the defense of Methodism and the world, Mrs. Phyllis M. Gibbs, Reportei GENERAL EDUC, GRANTS AID TO EASTER DAY AT RIDGKWOOD FAIR VIEW AND EBENEZER CHURCHES Sunday be^ng very warm am pleasant, our Easter at.t.pn<tanci | was very large, especially at Ridgo 1 wood, the church was unable t? I accommodate the large crowds. * ' Miss Dorothy Harper and Mis? . "Berdie Davis deserve much praist for the way they had the_ children trained and those who participat ed on the program made a wonderful impression upon the larg< audience. Several quartets ?alsr i satlg which brought forth many, applause. Miss Martin was_mis^ . stress of ceremony and preside', with ease and precision. Our Pas tor the Rev. W. R. Bowman an nounced that-Hew Dennis with his large congregation from Ridgewood Baptist -ehureh will worshtj with us Sunday night, April 2b_ He also announced that Rev."Peai son and St. Paul choir and ushe) (board will worship with him Fn aay night, iviay li. We are help"' " Tnk ftevTT^owmin to raise his ed ucation money. At Fairview, under the guid ance of Mrs. Lizzie Davis ant others things went over the top At Ebenezer. Mrs. Katie Mae Ruff and Mrs. Mary Heath had an ex traordinary Easter cetebration We had a nice crowd at the fivt o'clock early service Sunday morn ing, the service was conducted bj 4he pastor. Our pastor wishes to expres? thanks to Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Boyc for sending him a large countr ham and Mrs. Sallie Ruff for othei things. Our Educational rally for Fai> view and Ebenezer will take placr at Mt. Zion church. We are going to bring the banner back. Our distinguished vsitors e day were Prof. Milling, heat' teacher of History at Winsto Salem, N.C., Mrs. Matilda Watson I nv.l-JTT anu ivnss t^iemanne WHKitSS. CENTER RAB17N NEWS Rev. P. J. Barton, Pastor Sunday was a lovely spring day for churchgoers. Sunday school op ened at the usual hour with tht Supt. Mrs. G. A. Foster and teachers at their posts. The lesson was beautifully discussed and reviewed wnOh \ # ^ ,vlC *vt by the pastor. At 12 Rev. Bartoi brought us a wonderful sermon. Mr. and Mrs. I.omas Shaw o Detroit, Mich., are visiting th former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. h W. Shaw. Mioses Ella and Corene Garret of Hickory. N.C.. visitpH fheii bin ther, Mr. Bill Garrett. Misses Sallie Sullivan, Lillie .V Kilgo, Iona Phelps and Mrs. Ad; Henry were dinner guests of Mn Mary Carter and family Thursd.*\ %* * Rev P J. Barton, Deacon Abra ham Coker and Mrs. Colester~Sha\ were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Stober Choice and family Sundj?> Miss Debet dre P.Vw.joy fTf Gn-"n ville visited ' her parents Mr. am Mrs. Slubl'l' Choice Sunday p.m. Miss' Vivian Madden spent Sun day afternoon with Miss Saral June Wright of Gray Court. ?Mr and Mr." Harold Jann'? 1,H tie Azalee gnd Booker T. Jame: were Sunday dinner gyests of Mr and Mrs. Samuel Phelps. ?M?"? Benrcniu ' BrudTev ?>T~" Tiuci HM4, % isrted" Tn community las week end. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jones wen ilinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shav Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L Eva*vs of Nev Prospect church worshipped witl us Sunday. Misses Carolyn and Airles^a T Franklin of Gray Court attendei church here Sunday. Little Misses Doris Sullivan, Fre< die Lee Choice and Azalee Jame visitd Robert B. and Oliver Ji Sh&w Sunday. Mr. Jas. Davenport of Spartan burg'spent the week eno witn hi daughter Mrs Mary Shell .and fani ily. VTONBOARD HAMPTON "= Extensive Student Personnel System to be Inaugurated Hampton Institute, Va., Wedne ucj, njji ii loin, 1D41--1 he Cie era! Kducation Board, a phihu) thropic organization founded b John D. Rockefeller in 1902, ha granted Hampton Institute $7.50 t5 assist the Institute in settin op one of the most expensive stu dent personnel and guidance sye tcms in any Negro institution o higher learning, it was announce today by Dr. Malcolm S. McLear president of Hampton Institute. This appropriation will ai< Hampton in securing a highl vtMi.lVU V.VUI WliUI UM U 1 pt'I 5UIII11' and guidance, and provides fo help -in?sotting? up -a?-rtftthrtTcr service, doing tost scoring, anal sis. and evaluation of some of th program for a period of 2 years tfTTrnpton Institute "nviII assuTn the ongoing expenses of the sys torn at the end of this period. 1 ?? '* "It is considered opinion tha only by a fully integrated pel sonnel system ranging from se lection of students through cor tinuous four-year diagnostic st dy and- vocational, educationa ana- personal guiaance to piaet mint anil follow-up in the fiel after graduation, can Hampto accomplish the development of i fective education of Negro youth says Dr. Mac Lean. "Only in this way," he contir ues, "can Hampton avoid t h wastage of misplaced effort i vrong directions, replacing at straction and unreality of its ec ucational processes with reality working towatds adequate place ment of its graduates in th fields in which they are trainei and developing a curricular pre gram that accomplish thes ends." T n Vila - * - I mo HiiiiuuiKciiiciii 01 tut* nei guidance program, Eh". Macl^ea *19P HS5Uhio tnai onl by the development of such system can we tnin modetn pet sonally balanced, well adjustet and competent teachers and cmn munity leaders and educate thes in the methods and procedures o diagnostic study of case historic; cumulative records, and abil teaching in the elementary an secondary school. iRrf \QucJtdu FLOUR i POPULAR MICE** 1 ? " nge TRfST" r. J "It is clear that,, whrle we know 1 in general that Negroes have f many identical skills and abilities c academic, musical, artistic, man i ipulative, financial and social wit! the whites, nevertheless scientific T evidence as gathered by the ?fe l_ _of well-known?techniques? lished in some white colleges is at present almost entrely lack ing." L Dr. MacLean ciiinour : ed . lain . Dean o Instruction K, O'Hara La. nier; Dr. Flemmie P. Kittrell, 5--clean of women; the new. coordi ? ( nator, and he,-will super\ise the n<?w program and will mo.e im j the six existing and different record-keeping offices _ on campus and begin a personnel ami. gu'd ance service tl?at. tliev hope, may - W,'V" as a model arid guide ~ tc -oth.i Negro higher institutions. r NESMITH NEWS = The Coastal From^?;v^-4^1,.; , LSi ii^SutlUi t inn bad tt s '.u. i ess I'll tournament held at tb, Fanner'; Warehouse. Kings tree. S. C. Th< i teams that had, to play in the i finals were dBrown versus "Trio - girls scores. Brown 5. Trio 7 v Boys. Georgetown versus Trio.; n r. suit, Georgetown. 8, Trio 8 Tln-i. fore Trio grls won tin- cup. The boys wijl share their cup 1 These cups were awarded by tie president of the' assucratior ,i Our next lr?eetin?r will 1... Trio, Friday, night. April 11. 7:30 . p.m. All members. are urged t< be present and on time. Visitor: welcome. Counts Drug Store IHUISI: riptides UMPOl N1JEH AS WRITTEN I'.V YOUR DOCTOR _ _ A Full Line of Toilet Articles HO.'. WASHING! 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