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Saturday, August 16, 1941 frO-CK-y-y PERSONAL 1 MENTION Mrs Nellie B. Davis is vacationing in Saluda, N. C. ? Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cook and Mrs. Henrietta Clark of Rion, S. city last Friday. They were dinner quests of Elder and Mrs. T. ^? H. Addison on Laurel.St. Mr. and Mrs. Chevest Mangum of Cleveland, Ohio were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Mangum, 810 Oak street. Mr. and Mrs. \1..l?~ . ?!? .uaii^um ui.iu viojtt'U maiy tives and friends in Newberry. daughter, Miss Hattie Estelle hi.Miss~ Irene Hagood of New ? York, are visiting relatives, My and Mrs. H. G. Hagood at. 2476 Gervais St. Mi's. Janie Roseboro a Cain is the sister of Mrs. R. G Hagood. Mr. Edward Kelley Drucilla Kelley, also Mr. Leon Edwards, Thoniusina Blending and Ella Smith motored to-Spartanburg, S. C. for the week end with relatives and friends. They had a very eni ?joyable trip-. - _ Mrs. Hattie Means has returned to Statesville, N. C., where she lives with her daughter Mrs. Tirweek with her friend Mrs. M. E. Miller on Hampton St., and other friends and . members of her former, church, Jones Chapel. After being somewhat indisposed, Mrs. Means is looking the picture of Mr. W. MT Jeter is here from A .-bury?1'iirk-;?Nt?J?visiting his mother, Mrs. II. B. Jeter. We are" wi'sH-7 for him a pleasant stayT Me is planning to?return?on?the^ 12th of August. We are hoping he will have a safe trip. Mrs. Dnisv Reed. Miss Chris tine Boulwart and Mr. James MeClintic wi'ie guests of Mrs. H. B. C Jeter on Sunday evening. The evening was very enjoyable. Mrs. Jeter served refreshments. ? Columbians ure very happy to receive Mj*s. Fred Wallace of 2415 Millworfd Ave., back into their midst after a delightful three weeks sojourn in New York City and vicinity. While there Mrs. Wallace was the house guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Viola Jef ferson. ? Mrs. Wallace was entertained by friends in Hackensack, N. J., Far Rockaway, N. Y., and Long island, N. Y. while visiting those cities. In New York Mrs. Wallace visited all places of interest. She reports an exceedingly enjoyable trip. Mrs. Fannie M. Sawyer and her little son James Jr., spent ten days in. the beautiful town of Beaufort and Parris Island, S. C., visiting their husband and father, Mr. James W. Sawyer who is employed at the U.~ S. Naval hospital thei'e. He, fogtfher with Mrs. Caroline Grayson, antd her "V three lovely daughters Misses Marian, Hilda and Mary, where they resided while there, left no stone unturned ir? making their stay a - pleasant one. They were joined on last Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. James M. Albany and their daughters Warnilla and Jacqueline of WVishtrrgtori, I>. O;, and Columbia, S. C., and Mr. T. J. Hudson and little daughter Curtis. They at? tended a private picnic at he Old Fort, at Port Royal, S. C. gven by Mrs. Sawyer, ahcT visited" many other interesting points in the afcemoon. The all returned home Sunday night, one jolly bunch, ??. with memories of people and plac ^ es they will no easily forget. THE ROSE SOCIAL CU'B The club met Tuesday^fternoon at 8:30 at the home Her-~ bert Holloway 9T8 Heidt rstreet Mr. Herbert Holloway had charge of devotion, which was carried out in its usual manner. The roll was called and each member respond-1 ed with a Bible verse and their fees. The minutea of the Ias^ meeting were read, received and ? UflnpWfl. Ulfl iibd new business ^ was discussed. There will b? a Bingo party Friday, August 22, at the home of Mrs. Maggie Rose 2585 Cherry street. The meeting adjofcrned to meet with Mr. Herbert Holloway 918 Heidt street. THE FRIENDLY FEW CLUB The Friendly Few Club met at the home of Mrs. Loolia Gibson on House St. >The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Wilson. The opening son* was led by Mrs. Isabell Hrown. The Lord'g Prayer by the entire club and the payin* of dues. We : adjourned to meet with Mrs. Hook on Pine St. Our reporter, Mtr. Tsabelf firowr is ffoin* to spend the week in Oranprobury next week with her cousin, Mrs. Mary Oliver. The club members were served ^ cookies and punch. Mr. Willie W - pfown of the evening. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT _ Mr. and Mrs. James A. Roach announce the marriage of their s daughter Demetra Adonna Dur- 1 ham tu Mr. William Thompson 1 Brown,. Friday, July 25, -1941, r Rutherford, New Jersey. , 3 At home, 102 Meadow Road, ( Rutherford, N. J. c MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT N M rs. Mattie Martin announces 4 the; marriage of her granddaugh- r ter Eleanor to Mr. Solomon J. Brown on June 5, 1941. Mrs. Brown left for New York Monday, August" 11, 1941 to join her husband. b MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT o / Professor and Mrs. W. E. Park- r er, amiuunce the marriage of their c daughter Evelyn Somerfield, to ]_ Reverend Benjamin Clarence Stew ( art, Reevesville, S. C. I __ 11 ~ " c Mrs. JuTia E Breeland, presf- dent of the Elite Beauty school of Orangeburg, accompanied by Mesu h dames Thomas and Wialker of ^ Jacksonville, Fla., left for At-^ t i ?1 muiiua) iu Utl^IiU Mlf U National Beauticians conversion, t - - - - 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fambro ^ and Mr. Samuel Hiller, brother of r Mrs. .Fambro, returned to their t home in Chicago, 111., Saturday, * afteF spenduig two" weeks Witfr ~~ their sistr Mrs. Simmie Smith of ^ 929 Pine St. Friends here were c glad to see them. * e Bug4Kill has citronela odor i ihat drives mosquitoes antf?de-- d siroys them. We carry Pure Oil * and Coal Tar Disinfectants also. g ~H. E. Product Co., 403 Hampton: "Avenue.? 1 5 SIN NY SIDE SOOLAL CLl'B The Sunny Side Socil club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mr. Joe Bons 2513 Briatton street, August 12, 1941. Meet- ! ing was called to order by the President Mr. James Middleton. Devotion was lead by out* Prestdent Mr. Middleton after which the house was opened for business. The club invited the public f n lmrv tV\o?vi ir> o "RirKT/% i*l?- H JW>1? Ill ? kMLAM.~ ty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. \ Johnnie Myles 1208 House St., on Monday, August 18. From 8:00 until. >-Come out.And have.a nice time. The meeting was adjourned nn- j til next Tuesday. (Mrs.) Aria Belle Holley reporter. THE BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB] The Blue Star Social Cob In ' ' its voo.nlnv meeting at the home :of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Brooks, 916 Walnut St. The meeting \va opene<l with the singing of "O ho a I love Jesus," led by Mrs. Smith She also led in prayer. The president then took charge ami the roIT was called. Each member respond""ed with Bible verses. The house was then opened f?i" unfinished, and new business. We thank the various clubs who | cooperated with u,s on our sec anniversary August 5th at tie ten I ter. "" ' 'air w-as very muC en:oved by ali. Our financial secretary. Miss tlri "JCtthmrn?te?tea v fuiWashington Sunday where she will spend two weeks "'itp her sister. M?s. Smith and sister returned ' c n 11 a y night : fter spending the .voek in Bamberg. S. C. with their mother and father. They eitjoyed themselves very much. _ Onr closing _&an. "God be with ?w>u 'til wo met again," w; s led >v Mr. Julo White. Benediction by Mr. Brooks. We < adjourned to meet ?t the bauuLof . Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wrtpte, 2321 ] Senate St. , i Our sick ?-<"mber ' Mrs. Rft"r ina Lincoln. W? all hope" for her 1 an early recovery. We bid her God speed.* < Mr. Jessie Brook, president Miss Bertha Lee Allison, Scct'v < DEBORAH SOCIAL CLUB The club held Its last meeting ' at the home of Mr. E. L. Outen, ' vice-president. The club was call- , ed to order ?t the usual time by I Mr. Outen, presiding, instead of ' the president who was sick, Thp meeting began with singing Near- ] er The Cross. The Lord's Prayer was led by Mr. Outen; scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Jor j den. The mimites of the fast 1 meeting was rean Dy xne secretary Mr. Pettigrew and were received and adopted. The roll was called aachv, member responded with Bible versea and dues. Business followed after which the club adjourned. TText ftieetiriJg MorW day e'tffenfng at the home of Mrs. ( Anna B. Green. We sang the club , song God Be With You. ? 2 SIL^VER J^EA SUNDAY You are cordially invited to ipend the latter afternoon end ear y evening hours of Sunday, Aug. I /7th with Mesdames Amy Surgiicr Ligon and Carrie Surginer luff at their home in Dixiana j near Ehrlich's Sand Pit) on tho ccasion of a benefit tea?5:00 to ':30, day light saving time. May ] ve say: a nice short drive and j hat an excellent program and a efreshing repast, await you. ; Y. P. S. T. CLl'B The meeting was called to order y the president. Song and praver y the chaplain. Song, and reading f minutes of the last meeting. Another song was sung and the oil was called. The sick fix re improving. The iub is glad to have Rev, C. H. .ephart back home from Atlantic *itv. N. J. x "" HE LADIES' SPORT >OCIAL CLUB The I-adies' Sport Social club leld its regular meeting at the lome of Mrs. Laura Pearson^ 9 Legree court. Singing lead by he Chaplain Miss Mabel Jenkingilso prayer then the president ook charge of the meetin. The louse was opened for unfinished ind new business. The~ meeting vas carried out in its usual manler. Our next meeting will be at ne home of Mrs. Nell ^Anderson 107 Page St. . Don't ^Target _W^como and go vith the Ladies' Sport club Frilay night to Dunbar Ljake, so we an swim, dine and dance and ;eep cool. Mrs. Annie Brown the treasurir of the Ladies' Social Sport club s spending her vacation in Holly iill the house guoftt of her mothir, Mrs. Rosie Washington. We lope for her a pleasant trrp~and a afe return. 1'HK EAST-EM) LOVELY ":J3" rAVINOS CLUB The club met at the home of ill's. Rachel Terry. The ipeeting vas opened with a song Somehow irayei: was offered by Mr.' Willie dayes. Amen was then sung; cripture was read by Mrs. Corine , iVhaley, the first Psalms; My -ord Calls Me, was sung. The levotions then closed and the , neeting wan?carried out hy fhp ( /ice-President, Mr. Willie May's. Bible verses pere repeated >y all. The minutes were then ailed for, read, received and a- ! lopted. The sick report was call 1 d for. No one was reported sick. J Then unfinished and new business J vas called for. There was no un Inishred?business.?New businessvas checking up on the picnic. I Then the roll was called, and each nember responded with their fee. | Liie jneeting .was lhen.adjoumed o meet at the home of Mrs. "laudie Tolliver, 2 Milhvood Ave. Johnie Mae Terry, reporter southern new cometh :lub Long Island, N. Y.?Mrs. Serihene Williams and son Theodore rcmt Ridge Spring, S. C.. are visting* her daughter 'Miss Cressie >1. Williams Jamaeia, N. Y. Mrs. rVilliams was accompanied by her aster Mrs. Mamie Jackson from Philadelphia, Ha. Quite a few ncmbcr^-eame- to see Mrs. Wiliams. It seemed as tho' the club vas at its regular meeting. Those vho were present: Miss Julia Lott < Y.C.; Mr. and Mrs; Robert Hall dr. and Mrs. Alex Anderson, N. C.. Mr and Mrs. Charlie Anler'son, Bayside, N. Y.; Mr. and Vlrs. Key Wesley Lennon, Iona A'illiams, Bayside, N. Y.; Eliza ?*? Ethel Berry, ilrs. Mabel Watson. Mr. a'vl Mrs. W. T. MrBumette xntl David 'have returned1 from 3ntesburg, S. C. where they spent heir vacation also Mr. and Mrs. Vlex and Charlie Anderson. Little Delora Naggles from Jauaica, N. Y., entertained a num3er of friends at her going away >arty on July 27, at her residence :n nmaica. N. Y. She had as her ?uests Hildegard Carter, Majorie Alexander. Amy Atkins, Verti Nageles, Harriet DonrieTL Dorfcr ?rid Helen Watson all of,Jamaica. We regret very much to hear Lhat Mrs. Martha Foulks is ill. Vtfe wish for her a speedy recovery. 1 Little Marie Jackson was injur m1 a few days ago by an automolile. She is now in the hospital vith a broken leg. Those on tjj^ sick list are Mr, lames Watson~N7 Y. C?I Mrs. Minnie L. Mason, Mrs. Israel Wise md little Vivian Corley, Hempstead, N. Y. It is our prayers these people, will soon recov;r. We want to thank Mrs. Mhmie Tackson from Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Elease Houston, Jamaica, N. Y. for subscribing for the nPlmetto Leader by me. If you want to bear from your friends far and near read the Palmetto Trader, HOOK Fit W A CWINC.TON I EIGHTS NEWS The nastor. Rev. J. M. Rlassinjrme, has announced the meeting which will begin on th^ i 18tb and continue 'fo" lo r with the Rev. Mrs. E. L. Wheeler )f Anderson, S. C., in charge. Rev. Mrs. Wheeler is knowh thorughout lina and North Carolina to Be a I r ?= ? 9 THE PALMETTO LEADS THE SOCIALITES NEWS J The Socialities Club met at the home of Mrs. Helen Milligan on July 31. The meeting wa? opened with prc\ver and songs by the members. Business was then dis- f cussed. After meeting delicious sandwiches and punch were served. < The next meeting wlil be at t the home of Mrs. Bertha Whaley Allen-Benedict Court, 1916 Oak ] St., Apt. L-12. j PHILADELPHIA NEWS f Mr. and Mrs. William Weston, Jr., 10iy W. York St., returned ' Mrinday after spending the week end with Mrs. Weston, his aunt. Accompaning them were Mrs. Weston, sister, and Odoll Parker. They all reported a very H pleasant arid enjoyable trip. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, |2380~ N; 12th St., and Mr. sntf11 ! Mrs. William Gunn motored to New York Saturday to Bpend the p week end with Mrs. Sarah Taylor n and others. Mrs. Gunn is the j daughter of Mr. and Mrs7 Phillip p Jenkins, 2322 N. 12th St. They . reported a .very pleasant trip and |t stay. F Mrs. Jannie Weston, 1019 W^ ^ York St., is leaving Saturday, a August 16th, for Columbia, w^here K( oVi?> mill ononH her VAeation with hur sisters and many friends. We ,, Mrt. Weston a very pleasant and enjoyable vacation. Miss Gussie M. Goodwin is home ^ with her mother and father, Mr. ^ and Mrs. George Goodwin. She will return to Phila. in the fall. Happy [{ may be your stay Miss Goodwin. ~ 21 ( ENTER RABL'M NEWS J< r Sunday school opened at its us- R annd teachers. in After Sunday school Rev. P. J. V Barton took his stand. He preach- 01 ed a wonderful sermon. Ji Mr. and Mrs. Hueston Choice st and family of Greenville were the. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stober Choice. Mrs. Sarah Monroe and children. and MifiS QueenehUn Cown of- ? Cincinatti, Ohio are visiting relaG\ tives in this community. We are _ making it pleasant % possible for them. Mrs. Lillian Garrett of Tarn- m pa, Fla. is spending sometime with her mother. Miss Marie Monroe spent Mon- 81 day afternoofn _ with Miss Dons Sullivan. M Mr. Etta McDioJg of Fountain Inn was the Sunday guest of the MeDial9 family. 0 ' he - V\ LLEY FAIR BAPTIST CHURCH al Ul*v. K. B. Bush, Pastor t? Granite"ille ? Sunday School met nt the usual hour, with officers present. The lesson was < taught by Dea. Palmore. Banner offering, class N'o. 2. Attndance banner, class N'o. 5. B Y. P. U. met at 6:307 AIT bT~ ' ficerV were present. A very enjoyable evening was had* by all. The Mothers' Helpers Club will meet at th? home of Miss ErmfT I.. Holmes. Saturday evening at 5 oclock. Mills ami Mr. Perkins are still J on the sick list. 'rent Cosnel preacher. E -?_ *' ' >st four ye? rs she has been the ^outh Carolina Conference Evangelist" rrf the Colored Methodwt Episcopal church. She fills that "department in otrr cihtrrch wi*1- ? great pride. The meeting will Ire?iheld?~ Trenity C. M. E. church, 106 -el oose?street. Rev. Blassingame motored to Winnsboro, S August 4th and was in a revival meeting fconducted by Rev. C. P. Stalling of Walter boro, S. C. This meeting began with good prospects for a great revival. 1 Tue.vin.v aftirnoowt Auguat 5,, ? Rev P.lassingame motored to the home of Mrs. Mcintosh where h*> spent the afternoon. He reports of having a very enjoyable after- ? noon. While there, Miss Eva Mcintosh carried the writer around to see some of the leading churches, the school and some of the citizens of that town. The Rev. Jns. Blassingame will conduct a series of services for ' " Rev. Davis of Camden, South Carolina this week and will return ' ii the 1 C>th t0 continue his work in Ihe city. Sunday will be young people's day at Cleave Chapel C. M. E. I church. Church school begins at 10:80 daylight savinpr time; momVier service at 11:45-; evening service at 7:30. The pastor urges all members to^be present at these sendees. Jns. M Blassingame, pastor SUBSCRIBE FOR fTHE PALMETTO LEADER)' BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH ' . Rev. B. J. HulcTunson, Pastor r St. George?The Sunday school was called to order by the Supt. Mr. Joseph Jones, with teachers 4 ind officeig at their posts of duty. The review of the lessen was ' ' >n^tted because .of other impor- * ant business. -and The morning services---begiLn_ a' , l 1:30 with the junior choir in it s |et ' dace. The scripture lesson was read f rom the 12th chapter 'if the b>>ok if Samuel. ^Thc lvxt'^wtu; . also t;ik- '?? n from the 12:24 of the above j i iamed book. The pastor used for a subject. trhi.; The Blessings of God." The spirit j an very high indeed. The night , Rev. ervices were als~o equally as good, j'd ' The P. E., Dr. 1.. Farmer, j as just closed a very successful J/l'Uj hiivl nnor+??T ^ Rev. Hutchinson motored u tidgevillp foundry tcr deliver a ?*.f > weicion for the pastor of St. John | ^ laptist church. He was uccom- ' jon ( anied by Bro. Walter Christie. i .i;s?j Master Harrv B. Senior is'kpend i f> . - . ?'.r, In.-ti ig?the summer in Jacksonville. la. with his mother. Bobbie, S'd- |t, e. Marie, and Deloris Pincknev ^ re visiting their aur.t iti Jack- }. ^ unville also. \* r Miss Margaret Jones left Sun- j . , ay evening by way of bus t" visit j "* far?n? r ; : Miss Sytheria Jones is visiting j " er aunt and uncle in Orangeburg, j ?^n ev. and Mrs. W. W.-Toomer. Little Prank Bryant is visiting .' ?latives in Florida. The wedding bells rang on the j ^ ' Rh~pT July for-M TKK" Mi! i gai er * ?nkins. Slie was"*manned to Rev. 1 ^urn ow*nsend of Rocingham, N. C. by ev. B. J. Hutchinson. *'ru' The bride and groom are mak- '' ig their home in Newport, West j jfrginia. Mrs. Townsend is th? j ily child-of Rev: and Mrs. L. .H^te snkins. We hope for them happy lilintr Misses Deborah ar-d Marie C<>- <yjr >er are the guests of their erand n,. j. other, Mrs. M. L. Pinkney. j Little Clyde Toonier was taken 0 the Alston ^hospital?Monday jj Vr 'ening by Bro. Walter Christie. e is the son of Mr. and Mrs. t V Jp h v red Toomer. Mrs. Mabel Sun-.- j ers a ecompanied them. The Chorus Club will give ar Jting Thursday night sailing ouhd the world. Yuu aie invited. ' ' ? The friends?and relatives of iss Mattie E. Overstreet is glad s V? s- knew- she-4e-home -and- im u roving. Mr. James Senior, one i:ro our leaders, Ls very sick. We rmu''1 >pe for them "a speedy recover. Mrs. Campbell and* her mother >l-'' ' -e still on the sick list. Rev. and Mrs. A. McFadden aL: maki nded the funeral of ft dear friend Whil 1 Charleston Sunday. The Baby Contest will be spon- ! c Dark Laughter Tkm't forsret to duck back ther -y _ : ; 1? ?iLIVINCJSTON CTKCl.'IT Re*. I. <>. Summons. Raster '.nnlay m irela-d a hij.<h day at | Zion. A great revival \v&8 be- , ! at. high. \\ on- { r-.t % m'v'f" \vrr" preached J. C.-Bates, E. D. Wise I II. II. Iiedrr.on. ' v. at- preach J by the pastor, Rev. Simmons, t! ' . ii < i to have 1 i ''v. r; a- a si, /.vi-r of rain. ' pa.-", r ] tr.:iy worthy of !iis f . ... . -a- -- ?vli :avnt conductor 01 the.. revival v eck. llj r,: ' j .ill ng ) ran. . - t. at of the ' S. S. liuVroujca-who .(fbnduct- * -he - d Vt-h*.] ?: .. a is wer'p ?aved and the * -h 'va? hrijy !:< v(d_, e _?arc- always gja.J- to have 1 . * < ' afal look upon ^ ? nit tttwa>F '("-mod. " ' ' yy .proud nf th<- eloctM_!VIlss Q'.ainw Simn.oris a', tin jci Sundry school ami League 'fa to \V.- feel that she is very .uaFiies if put cvti a great ?. rrrnT : i'F Rebocea Wise. the- daugh- ^ ..f Mr and Mrs J." F. Wise r, ;>-.trg>lOhio. is visiting ' v ?- :. :<! friend:- Wp ivish tt?i.!'* *-.i.. : . i1 u ? ?* J L, I , ! Sunday <t.i- p. A sermor p v-- drlr.iTi-.-h b? ft*-v. W. P :;i'v:<, - >4?G^-od Hope (c ivf i' 1' 11 l*i' It . His?choir w: *ifl. is h theTV:lisir. 1 ho program . ?3 by the president of W. II.. and F. Society. Mrs. Q ! Suit.? >"i*rw ? P. T. A. rally which was n n few* Sundays ago wa?~" a success. This prop-am was v - nrcil i;-. interest of the St. p s;rn'?'i which Prof. Cord- :: is r*riiicipa.1. }] . Walter Christie is president N e P. T. A. , . e past; r and delegates will T' -sdav morning for Hollr _ oi S. C. t attend the >rnd:.v J| <-! institute of which Prof v A Harris i? district-- Supt. n' -. I "star, of Charleston, is the " : of her daughter ar.d sou- (j( v." Mr."ah ! Mrs-. Rov Gordon. . Lewis Brown motored- to i. Carolina lest week on bus . .loshna Boyd lost a very . "m ill"" .1 as t "we eTT ~5y~ lightningto the regret of friends, .'.m s >oni"r of Baltimore." *| iiUiuu j.ur.(iay, .ur. cerrro rg his- home, in Baltimore, e here - Sunday he took ar. o part in church by taking ^ olh-jtion. J \ ? e Bootsie, some of th? br?u ? 'i'1"'!" PAGE tSEVEH GUI DINE CIRCUIT Rev. C. K. J. MaUett. Ba?ter Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday was a fine day. All services were largely attended, Sunday school began at the usual hour with ail the teachers-at their posts of duty. The lesson " was beautifully discussed and reviewed A warm devotional service was conducted by the pjwtor,- a'fter .vhkh the Rev. John Kelly brought :o us k wonderful message taken "roiii the 5th chapter of St. Mark. He used for a subject, "Believe *.]nd." This message touched the .curt of every ir dividual. The initution was extended for joiners. Five persons united themselves vith tre .church. The choir ren-* lereti beautiful music tit-. g . he service. nte'rtainment given by the usher ? oard August 29th. You are in ited to attend. :rexkzfk a. m. e. church Rev. I>. N. Wilson, Pastor -Or: last Sunday morning the preached;-- Hiy- subject was 1 he Arms of God'7 taken from ;ifh 33:2. : : The League -service was conucted try the president, Mr. F. M. (ranch. At 8:30 the Rev. Major preach:1. Hig subject was "Power." He reached a very inspiring sermon. The services were largely ateri'.N'd and rnanv -visitors were re?cnt. Mrs. J. S. - -Williams. - -former nding enprano nfrthe senior choir nd a member of the?Stwcardcss oard. has siletnly parsed to the weet beyond, Tuesday at 2:30 TJ~? e ' ^.vrw. uvi iu.mtui service was eld Sunday at the church. , Wilhelmina Levine *pd Trn. Eloise Palmer, both memers. of class 21, -nosst-d j?va-y_on. ridav. August Sth. L. [.WE YOUR ame and Address Printed ON* YOUR STATIONERY! It's smart and thrifty [^social sheets, 50 envelopes 50c; iiO business letterheads, fOO enelopes $1.00; 100 business, anouncem.ent or social name cards )c. Prepaid. Other printing at ioney-sa\ing prices. Prompt, efcient service. Joseph C. Johnson ?82 5th Ave.? JYew York City Poro Beauty School .ocatari at 2481 Millwood Ave. BEAl'TY CULTURE IN ALU " ITS BRANCHES lampooing, Pressing, Marcelling Toquinolling, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleachin<, Man wwifift?Massaging,?Hand Molding Anatomy and Electricity. .? PHONE 5687 Vilhtlmina C. Pope, Instructor nnie M. Pone. T. Vlalone. Prea. Y OL HARRINGTON ache* are kind'a low."