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Saturday, August 23, 1941 BELOVED PHYSICIAN LAID TO REST By VV-. R. Bowman Orangeburg, Auk. l'J?Or. Dui iel Moorer, 7G, beloved physicic tfi Omnn'tbmt; fui* funy ui1 mm yaars, died Sunday morning at h home after three weeks of illnies Dr. Moorer was born in Orangi burg county, what is known todr as Calhoun county, atinL was tl first Negro to nut out his shing in Orangeburg as a medical- do tor. He attended and graduate from Claflin College and Mehari Medical College in Nashville. Du ing his school days at Meharr. he taught rural school in Term ssi-e-in the afternoons to help f nance his way through school. Ii lways made very, high, ratings d ~+iis ^scholastic attainments at graduated with high honors. His deli"ht was to see his pi tient^ u-.'ll imd .hu would?oft< visit them without PDV to che< them over t* W snn. t. hat-no m hot- disease had crept ini since h last visit. Dr. Moorer's office was pract cally fiHed att* the time and r clardless of his physical conditio ^Bseemingly he never got tired i helping to relieve suffering amor humanity. To make sure that h patients got no "substitutes" 1 wrote and filled his own preseri tion, which accounted for some i .? .ilia popularity- in.. tha *tata, Th news editor know of scores i young men and women in Cului: bia unci other places who wou rush to Dr. Moorer when they g sick or in trouble. In speaking about his worth O ran gvburg, Mr;?thrrriel, ^who ?the government farm agent i Orangeburg county, told this r porter at the funeral yesterdt ^Dr- Moore** was one of t! founders of the Orangeburg N gro county fair and Mr. Dani further aaid, frts~wurtf ill busing was more than money. He was a member and trust of William Chapel A. M. E. churi and his favprite songs, "Blessi Assunance, Jesus is mine," "j mazing Gruee, how sweet tl Sound," etc., were sung during tl funeral. He was a member of the N tional Medical Association and a tended this association T3 tim and as late as 1040. He vfas givi a scholarship to attend the N ? tional Association and 1 unde stand, was one of the guest spea ers last year. The Rev. C. D. Salley said in h remarks that his wife was tl iust patient nr. Moorer had wh< he finished school. He was so an ious -about?--his?patient? petti! well that he sat by her bedsii all night watching her conditio He decided then that Dr.. Moor would be a great doctor. Dr. Moorer was the founder ai organizer of the Scottish Rite m ?son of Orangeburg, being a degree Mason. It was very u fortunate that the master of tl lodge, Sydney Hill, did not a " "Tange wTtFTThe family to have tl grand master or bis deputy to a pear on the program. Bothe them attended the funeral ai both told us that the master of tl lodge did not arrange f?r the M sonic to take any part oni ttie pr gram ? Dr. Moorer would help ai worthy enterprise. His latest wr _ one-hundred dollars donated-? Meharry College a few days an The floral designs were estiffia ed at several hundred dollars. The funeral sermon was preac d by his pastor, tht> Rev. Jc ferson, assisted by the Re Cregg of the M. E. church. Pa tor Jefferson discussed, J*In R Father's House are many Mfi sions, etc." Surviving, aside his beloved v (Tow, artTTIve children as follow Mrs. Jessie M. Dibble, Sumte Mrs. Alle Crawford, Miss Anr MijOl'^r nimiol T ? ?' burp; six grand-children arad hu tlreds of friends. Jones Undertuker handled t body with ease and precision. ?^ MACEDONIA CHARGE Kev. J. E. C. Jenkins, Pastor Orangeburg?The four wee ?revival mefrtlng?will close rrc ??-r- week. " Rev.?JcttWTVs prettified-1 first week, Rev. G. A. Pelmble t second week, Rev. Frederick t thircfweek and Rev. C. C. Wjlliar tTw* frmrfV* Many joined the churches. Se oral souls were saved. The mei hers of the four churches we greatly revived. Dr. P, Moorer. M. I?., urn: of t, oldest colored doctors in' our cil ^^^died last Sunday morning. 1 ^ Juacrftl- was baltf Momlay afte noon. WEST COLUMBIA NEWS The Willing Workers club N 1 of Double Branch A. M. church met at the home of IV - . and Mrs. Suber. Opening hyf No. 1; prayer was offered 1 Miss Dorothy Dervin; a song wi sung by the president, "My Eai Ivooks Up To Thee"; the scri ture lesson was then read by Mi OT. J. Tucker, Matt. 17:10; a soi was suncr bv nresvlent. Tire mi utes were called for, read, r -? eeived ami adopted^ Unfinish and new business were called fc , There wivs no new business. T1 roll was then called and fee cc lected. The meeting then ndjoui ed to meet at the home of Re and Mrs. Caughman. Closing sor was "Now The Day is Over". Friends are always welcome. Dorvin ig still srek b we are Tooking__for her" back our meetings again soon. WOMAN'S MISSIONARY AND EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION CLOSE iT" er) 'fluT'TC'mmurT^lissiotuti y and 8 Educational Convention of. the e. Jerusalem Missionary Baptist As>y sociatton dosed Sunday afternoon Je what was easily the best session e_ in its history at the St. Peters Baptist church, Sutton, S. C., Rev. !(l D. F. Evans, pastor. The meeting J* was largely attended and the rspirit was fine. The sermons were e- preached by Revs. Enoch Nelson, L. Felder, A. Daniels, J. P. Faison [ Q and Going Daniels, moderatoj of the association. Addresses wert delivere<l by Mrs. M. K. Howard a~ president of the Woman's State Convention, B7\ X Garrick d- president of Morris CqII&c, J. W is Easle.v, State Missionary. The Junior Convention was the e_ best ever# held and more largely n,- at I elided Tlie -Tallowing WOW of elected officers fo^ the next year: l.? Sisters Azilee Parker, prsident; t? . le Emma June Chnnidler, viee-presi p dent; Ethel Smith, secretary; Virof ginia McFarland, assistant secrein of tafy; florine Scott, corresponding n=- secretary;?Queen' Esther?Cooper Id treasurer. The next session will be helc jn with the Mt. Sinia Baptist church is- -war- -Georgetown. ? of iy ? ** I)I I. WKST NKWs e llitfh spiritual fervor charac ss tevizcd the services of the?ifnr West churches on last Sunday ee At Mt. Lebanon the Rev. 11. 11 -h Thomas, pastor of St. Paul A. M sd R church of Orange, N. J., was V- the speaKer during both the niori be ing and ever.tug services, and in be lifted his hearers to high planer of worship. Indeed he proved hin a- self to be an -ambassador for ttu it^ Lord. Many visitors- from- vari es ous points were present- and en ?/: toyed the se! vice. At St. Mar} a Baptist church, the Hapismal seri vice v as held which marked tin k conclusion ot u successful revival during which sevral member* ,ja were iaided?to the church. Tlu j^T Rev. It.-K: Daniels is successful!} Bn carrying on at St. Maty. x" The revival is being conducted b8T "at Ml." Zioh Presbyterian church ut- during this week by the Rev. h. n- L MeAdams and his helpers. Next er Sunday^-August 24 will become; , coming day at this church and a 1 vvionderful <l:ie'n hituw?ts TTTiT t r in pi ii y The Rev. Benjamin J. Glove! conducted a successful revival ~<i1 "e Mt. Zion A. M. E. church* neai f- Hodges, C,( during- last- week Several members were added P- the church. of Mr. Henry Cowan and fa.mil> id left for their home in E. Orange he N. J. after a delightful week's vn a- cation here with . relatives am o- friends. 1V Rev. Thomas of East Orange N. J., was the house guest of Mr y. ' and Mrs. J. D. Robertson whiK here. He came upon nrvitatio' of Mrs. Ella Cowan who is a men L~ ber of his church in that city. . Mr. and Mrs. E. Nelson of Wan Shoals and heir son Mr. Charle: Nelson of Detroit. Mich., wen !V* worsliipers :\lt Mt. I.eunan churcl J?" on last Sunday. Mr. Timothy Eakin is one o] n* the farmers in this community wh0 is putting twit a Hve-at tlL. home urogram his year. His fm< s: hogs .mil bumper crops of corn r? peas, etc. will convince one at ; do glatua that this is true, ad Mrs. Sallie Harkness and little "5bn~-fitrnes-left on last Saturday n- Tor?New York?-City?where the* ?vi 11 spend l'our weeks visiting re he Utive, aid frienls. While then they v. ill visit the Cowan fumiv .f Erst Orange. N. .J. Rev Benjamin .1. Gluvt-r. Mr. Q L. Smith ami Miss Rebecca Gluv "V we e th" dinner guests of Mr MHl?M-rs. W. L. Lee on last Sun day. A pleasant afternoon win ks speiiTt xt ?The Rev. 11. 11. Thum??("of Eas^ he" Orange, PC. .J.. WAs'thtr last SUA he lay dinner guest of Mrs. Elh he Cowan and family. _/?he*6?who- recently connecter thenn elves . with Mt. Lebanon A M. E. church are Messrs Johi T1* Turman and John Jones, Misses re Sal a Turman and Nora I/oe Mc Hanev. Mr. Gary Franklin anc hit, nthi'i"' whmui n.iniy> the?irruluj ;y. has not learned because member,5 of St. Mary Baptist church. Messrs Wallace and Roger Valentine were the Sunday afternoon quests of Mr. R. F. Wharton. Miss Jennif A. Holmes and Mis Annie J. Garrett were visitors in 'J?' Abbeville on last Monday. P" Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Holme? ?L were among those who attended the revival meeting at Dunn Creek * Baptbt church during last week The choir of Mt. I>ebanon A. M E. church worshiped there on fast P~ Friday night. ss Mis? Jennie Holmes. Mrs. Anlp: nie J. Garrett and Mr. and Mrs. n" Yancy F. Valentine spent the day e' last Thursday with relatives and TrietnTr -Anderson, C. They report a delightful visit. 110 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wharton of Chicago, 111., are visiting parrn ents and relatives in Due West. v- M isses Mary and Macie Pratt *8 of New York are visiting their mother, Mrs. Macie Pratt. Mrs. Mamie Harris and Mr. liT visiting their parents Mr? and Mrs. John Ellis. ^ * "T ? jr *^ i W w \ : f : HKV. H. 3>TF.PHKNS >- IMk Ho. H. tV Utf pheSnv" pewtoi1 of the Piney Grove Buptist church. Atlanta, Ga., closed his four weeks of meetings in the 1 state or South Carolina, Friday pT m. at the following churches: 1 on/I RntVilnKrim Wontiut churches, Sumter, S. C, The Rev. Stephens is a great _ singer and is nationally known in the evangelistic field. I ~~ " " RJIMiE SPRINC; NEWS Visitors in town: Mr. and Mrs. stead visiting parents and friends Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Crawford and - :Mrr?teinii5"Rrook3. Mr. and Mi'sr -'erson of Hempstead, N. Y., visitMLrs. Robert Raifyrd of Hempstead . N. Y? visiting mother Mrs. Lu ''cile Kaiford and family. Mr. und Mrs. Clifton Lynch ; 1 son, Tlieado, daughter Juanita, ' grandson, Let* Kfvin, Christie all of Trenton, N. J., and "Mrs. Janie . : Binford of Covington. Va., are r | here listing Mr. aiul Mrs. Robert t^uattlebaum. ! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks 'and her brother Judge Smith, Jr. Mrs. Leoil "Brooks of Hempstead visiting parents Mr. j-tand Mrs. Allen. Miss Eizabeth Broadnax and - cousin of Jackson, Fla., visiting ^-pareivtR Mr and-Mrs.. E..D. Broad L. naier?~ - (> Rev. and Mrs. Waddie Davis; I'jund family, Master S. P. Quattle-^" ! ' liaum Jr., of \mv Yol k visiting relatives and friends. > ' Miss Clara Dorn, Mrs.,Rosa ! Lee 1). Edison all of New York visiting Rev. and Mrs. Dprn. Miss i Lizzie Dorn of N. Y. alstr Mr.- and ' Mrs. Jesse Quattlebaum and dau' ghters "Bettie" and "Bobbie" of i Trenton, N. J., vTsitlng^^TrT and ' Mrs. R. B. Quattlebaum also Mr. I ^Htd?M-m,- .lorry Williams at Batesi burg, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. George Germany . of Philadelphia, Pa., motored ; down to visit her sister Mrs. Ida 1 Peterson and other relatives in !> Aiken and Augusta. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. - Peterson were glad?to -htrve-Revv Eddie Da, day and Friday. The Y. P. P. club is sponsoring ' a Gleaners Contest watch the ? ''Leader" fur the report in h>ep? 1 tember School | Visitors td school: "Miss Lucile Gleeii, Mr. Frontis Brooks, Pro lessor ot' Ruek Hill high school; Miss lula Davis, Miss Thelma ~ Katrinu .McCuCluih "" of Bennetls4 ville; Miss llattie Raiford, Miss Jaunita Williams, Mr. Ern.est Col C man. *? j Misses Gwendolyn anj Julia 5 Mae Hubert are spending awhile here with their mother Mrs. D. M. _ Hubert, who ia teaching here. : Visitors in town for the Ridgj Hill 1 iai>tist church revival meet mg Mr. and Mrs; C. W. Raifor^ 1 XT \r?1. ?' ^ ... ua ?ew xurn. oicy; mr, u. w. and Alox Erving of Miami, Fla. 1 We had several pictures demonstrating Health Tuesday, August I 19, 11)41 which were very inter^ eating. r Sunday School Class of Kidge Hill Church Visits Brook Green Garden Class No. 1, taught by Mr. W. B. Hnrzrrrd, accompnnled by oth er8 visited Brookgreen Gardens on Thursday,. August 14. The group left Ridge Spring at 8:10 am. Tim trip afforded interesting sights from beginning to end. Among the more interesting things were "the various peculiarly named creeks and swamps, the lively I tv.Aafl traaSr -lovely Dahlia farm and other irtnumer- i ?? -j 7 C777 ' * THE PALMETTO LEADI MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH S' Rev. S. Oh ism, Pastor Sunday was u hikh day jit Ml. ^ Zinii A. M. K. church, all trie serVR't'i? WlTb VI'I'V gUUli. Sunday school opened at the usual wi hour with Supt. Crosland and co- g workers at their post. The at- p, tendance was good. The lesson was v ery inter eating and was en- he joved by all and a wonderful re- . st < view by the Presiding Elder Dr. ^ 11. t>. Ramsey." 11:15 Morning service began, da This being the 4th and last quar- ^ ter the pastor presented our Pre- pr siding Elder Dr. H. D. Ramsey who' preached out of the fullness Rc of his soul as never before. He selected 'his text -from Genesis SO ?chapter,?theme?Whjure?Art ~? Thou. This message was?full of an "The elder clo's ed a very successful quarter and went away in smiles, he was paid \y out in full. au There were l??-s??mons preached for the Soh8 and Daughters "Hj and Church Aid Board, which m( was quite a success. The follow- th< ing named preachers appeared on program: Revs. L. Barr. Wash ^.p J tunes, Duncan Evans, Lemon Roberts, W. L. Fare, Horace An- his derson, W. E. Evans, Alex Gib^ ?u, sun, Letch, W. Jones, Luther J W6 Mare and D. Bethea.?AR the ser? mons were very good~and much dir enjoyed by all. Total amount 3 raised throughout the day $63.32. Mrs. Lueile-Nowlin had as hot at week end guest Mrs. Celess John- spc son of Marion, S. C. La I.I t tie Miss Gwendolyn Brad man , of Newark, N. J., is spending a few weeks with uncle and aunt Mr. inul Mrs. Heyward Jones~ Miss Mattie Sue James return- sch ed home to Sumter after spending Th< u few weeks with Mrs. Leuna With t'le erspoon. st,u I Mrs. Cressie Smith had as their cor dinner guests Sunday Dr. II. D Lit Ramsey, Rev. Eady, Rev. S. Chism ^ai Rev. Jett, Deu. Breasley, Mr. Mack Davis and Mr. J. I.. Cros- ^ land. Ail expressed thi-niselvEs su* as having enjoved the lovely din- 10 I. . ' taV I ner. I ect Go CHESTERFIELD NEWS led I n |?Ot. G. \V. Lohfc oi tjheraw who ^ has been seriously ill was seen an town last week to the delight j00 \){ his many friends. wa Mrs. G. Murray of Atlanta, GaTT.tlu who is the house guest of Dr. and- ? Mrs. G. W. Long of Cheraw vis- pa iU-d Mrs. M. . L. Johnson last {the week. Uu Miss Cecilia Toatley who has we beey attending summer"affiool* at the -University -of- Vj'im8y^van,H "Wi will be home this week. tla, Mr. Willie Wadsworth of Wash- ma ingtoiv D. U., is visiting his mother Mrs. Mabel Wadsworth. wit Tell your friends about the ^ "Leader". _ ] lov abb places. Ba The group reached Orangeburg ? [at 9:20 a.m. Here they viewed State's and Claflin'j. campus. AftFr~leaving Orangeburg the next interesting point was the Santee river of which they had heard a E? ft.-tit UUiTft ihcJL,-?. traveled through Summerton, Mc.nning and saw many lovely moss covered trees. The groun lunched in Andrews at 12:4^*-* Leaving Andrews at 1:20 p.m. the next points of interest were Georgetown. the Lafayetu- Bridge, the Black River and Wa"?amja\v river. Tfi c~ gTOTtr arrnTtf "' at- \Brooic* green Gardens at 2:18 p.m. Need less to say the sight^. here were to0 wonderful to describe. The?' beautiful moss covered trees, winding walkways, art and arrangements of the garden were captivating. Reluctantly the group departed from the beautiful scenery, and ^drifted to view the wild life sec- ? tion. Here they saw reindeer, squirrels, otter, bear, skunk, chipmunk and other animals, aa well as wild geese, ducks and turkies. After marveling a t these sights the group then went tg th? bench, where they beheld the mos\ wonderful sight "The Great Atlantic". Here some gathered sea shells, while others got sand and wat?r. ix>aving tne oeaen at o:au p.m. all heads were turned toward marveled at the aviation field and home. On returning the prroup marveled at the aviation field, and airplane search light. They arrived at Ridge Spring at 10:20 p.m. Everyone reported 1 having had a moat enjoyable trip. 6 Thore- were no accidents of any -Pa natura. foi 5H " ~ i r. PAUL BAPTIST UHLftCH Rev. L. B. Moon, Pastor Sunday school met at its usual ' ur with the Supt. ami toucher* their posts of duty. B. T. U. met ut its usual hour 1 th the president in charge. ...1 The pastor preached throue-g"..:^ inday < om Washington, D. C.: ' Mrs. Carrie B. Hailstock a>r.d 1 r children, Mary Prancts. Kurt, Jr., and James Arthur Hail- } ack are visiting her aunt, Mrs. " D. Holland. Mrs. Ella Mary Bates and her ' ughtei. Mary Ellen Hates, are < jiti;?g her -mother: Mi s r Willie " lompson. om New York: Mrs. J.immie Williams, Mis. >sie B. Collins and her daughter, la B., lire visiting Mrs. R. P. )lland and Mrs,. Willie Thornp- ' rr L Mrs. Fannie M.Micl'.ens, Mr. I d Mrs, Wilbert Chambekimi and i 1 URlitit1 ml' t l.^itlilf" ltl'l'AJIlillIlM'* rs. Jessie Chambeland. Mrs. Robert Lee Warren of , ashington, D. C., is visiting her nt, Mrs. P. Hudgens. ^ Mr. James Hudgens, Miss Hie Maye?Hudgem^-from -Wvho. i le, N. C., tare visiting their ither, Mrs. Lida Watts, also ' ;ir aunt, Mrs. Hunter. Rev. W. L. Wilson, pastor of ringfield Baptist church. I.au the Mxijoy Baptist church with 1 i choir and several others Aust 17th. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Heed re the guests of Miss Estell of Florence. S. C. 'l'hev had iraer with Mrs. Annie Thacker. Mrs. Weairy from Washington, i C., an evangelist singer, will j ?der a program on August 25th- j " Springfield ?Btrotist?church. ?\ unsored by Mrs. Jannie Reid of | urens, S. C. j WAYMAN CH APEL N EW S H Rev. LeRoy Jackson. Pastor A innsboro, S. C.-?The Sunday ( looi convened at the usual hour, 1 e Supt. and co-workers were ai j tir post of duty. After the class j Uy of. the lesson he review was j ldu.ted by the superintendent i ?ss No. 1 has the atlendanc. ? iner. sunday morning the pastor so- v ted his text from Job 19:2-1-25 V >Jeci Confidence m a Resurrec- J in Sunday night his text was j ;en from Ephesians 6:11, sub)Put on- the Whole Armor?oL- -jl d. Both sermons were enjoy- ! by all. | Pht- Pastor's Aid Imard M "t -- } ? parsonage Augu?t 11th. Af- | the devotion and business was 1 ked after a very good |n*ogra,'r?4 s rendered. The group was * r. served. ^ \t 7:30 the League met ami j vid Hamilton Jackson ypened ^ i topic. Several also spoke on j ; topic. Interestng remarks < re made by the pastor. ( Au unusual crowd was out to | iTfnarf's playj^^und Wednes- f Gaines were played a n d V ny wor. prizes. j rile choir is still looking ahead | J h Us farsiglited leader Mrs. S7'I 1 Moo.er " tl Those oil tlie sick list are as fol fa .s: Mi->. 1>. l Smith. "H^abell iu tenancl L. A. 11 ill. *< EslI /I 91 npww#aaidC ?jp ?v *. \ A|[JB BK^f y| ilerna-rrf the above designs if each pattern bo this newspa St. Philip A. M. E. Church Rev. T ,H. Weathers. Pastor Sunday school opened at the isual hour by Mrs. Devoux. All tl Lassos Wero at their -posts of du- p) y j lesson" was reyiewed by he pastor. Collection, $1.05, Prayi meeting was then conducted by d ho. Isaac Johnson and Mrs. Ka- ft if Jones. Thp pastor ascended the t'OS- lc um and took his text from Gen. s< tl 1. He nelivered a soul stirring B erinon. ^ Everyone's heart was ( < mule to feel happy. Wo ban a oa'ly for our jjastor d< tr.mlav aod the sum of $31.00 was M aisetl. Everyone seems to love fr i' v Weathers more and more. V\ We had a very nice time Sunlay. Sunday evening Sister Ruth 'E tones hud a silver tea at the home C if Rev Weathers for the East- si 'Vei Club. $2.54 was raised.. The C i-i-.ors were A1 is. Elenora Mur- ai uty, Ji'lia Murray and Mrs. Han-_g< --A. If.i) ;.] fir...i w.,ui.;.,ni..., il . , CL Ru|A Martin has gone t ' ^_pj Turk City for n few weeks J'! iica t ion. it Mr. Johnnie Bell- of Eastover, ' s visitm-j- i i Florida, ft We h"p,, for them all pleasant n' tuys, . I uiik to church, join the church. 1 M f\. Hinton., reporter | You Too CanHk^ let theI "formula ~fi|?%s help you as it has helped k thousands of othersi m i km I How You Can Grow L( ! Certain parts of the hody grow In r?rti Hair Crows always if you keep your ?cal| itching, When you scratch your scalp yo HAIR WILL NOT GRO^ w?There are?no iwmi?i? ??>?? - ? ? e*?-" wv,wo I#, by nature to make certain outgrowths o jji well. Hair is produced by our scalp skin. [ little place in the true skin. If you des ir?you nut feel all fifcht, but nothing wil jf A scar is not skin. You will never, find tp sore. Hair grows from the cells of inot look after these hair bulbs, .hair wil There are two glands to each hair to pr pliable, keeps it from becoming unruly an a muscle which is attached to its Hair R healthy hair, you must help nature to Gi in good conditibn. Keep it clean, soft and If you are suffering with head sores or complete' treatment or you will lose you working properly and guarantee yoursel long growing hair, give yourself a complt Complete Nu-Halr Scalp Tr i Nu-Halr Betgro Formula \ Nu-Hair Fretting Compourx Nu-Halr Special Shampoo I SEND NO MONEY \ Ju-tt und nimt and addraaa. Pay Poftmaa aaly L K? deliver* the antira treatment. It ia Guarantt 1 IVrift Nowl NU-HAIR PRODUCTS. 1133 Bro ?"""?^ B ' JUKftX-/ A/VVJ0 <^) 0~W_Q -AAA CK_ /O < Mr S-iy >.n 0. -l. Warn ^ ~0?^ fi |^V<AajTV\ ^ ^ cXJ^AT* A - \Qj^1<) Q 0*ft > ? & ^L*?V\ evJLfi. |H8bL ie> t ' ' ' V. *' \ $* i sr * **y\ lay bo obtained by sending adc -per. Page Five BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. I. W. Jannerette, Pastor SuruViy, August 17, was one of ie highlights of Bethel's annual rogram. It was Woman Day. Each woman filled her place of utv with dignity and christian n titude. At 11:00 a. m. Rev. Daisy Milr delivered a strong and efficient irmon on "Faith" found in the ook of Esther, which Was receiv1 with open hearts. The music \vas beautifully ren-red bv an all woman's choir, . irs. Katie Ruff leading soloist >r the morning and Mrs. Agnes 'alker for the evening. At the evening- service, Rev. ottie Simmons, assistant pastor, hurch of God, brought a mestizo filled with Faith, Hope and ouraee. and with a_ udience, we say: "I was glad to r> unto the House of the Lord." Tin I?iw Itulh' rlilflT fhJSt'fl WE' ay's service was given much raise and many thanks to each irson who contributed toward k success. "" Lome to Bethel. \Ve are delightL t('.r s.oe , and welcome visitors ul friends at aTI of the services. A cordial welcome awaits you. .Mis. P. R. Reese, secretary ? Beautiful Hair j| ' 1 S >ng, Healthy Hair ' j p healthy. An ailing scalp causes i 1 u make sores and soars. I H FROM A SCAR scarsr The body is given power , f skin which we all know very I Each Hair Crows from a special i itroy or mutilate this true skin j , I ever form another true skin, i . a hair growing from a scar or 1 . the hair bulbs. If you do II become brittle and break off. , oduce oil that keeps it soft and , I id from cracking. Every hair has I oot. In order to have attractive, ' ( ow Hair by keeping your scalp - | eliminate itching and dandruff, i scar* do not delay taking our ^ r hair. 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