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Saturday, August 30, 1941 HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT DOING FINE JOB ^N AIKEN By Douglass Ha'l Two years" ago, Mabel Lee Shelton gradurted from South Carolina State College with a B. S. degree in home economies. Today she is home demonstration ageQt in Aiken county, directing, through 16 home demonstration club$, tho^ ^activities of 576 women. ?r The recreational 4-H canip \vhich_ is held annually was conducted at the Palmetto Park just aeross the?bridge in South Carn^^Jinu recently, with rn attendance ^^jf 50 boys and girl? from all over Aiken county. The camp was in charge of George M. T. Dowdy, farm ager.t, who was absent when this reporter visited the camp, and MISS MABEL T. SHELTON Mul-l T. Shelton, home demonstration agent. It was meal time when we arrived in camp. The youngsters were fed wholesome, well-cooked food. They crowded in to get it but thev were having such a good f time they couldn't eat it. They craved the water in the pondT the* playground, and you can take it from me they ate in record time. "Each child furnished his awn food, and we furnished his transportation to camp," Miss Shelton, revealed, "and there is really jiot ^kjiiuch more" to it. In order for "them ^Vto qualify to come to camp they must complete a definite project and it must come up to certain qualifications. The boys and girls here are from the sections of Wag ?-ner, "Ocean Grove, Red Hill, Sally and Ridge Spring, S. C." Mabel Shelton Increases Clubs During the first month of employment she furthered her training in extension by attending a short course of Farm and Home Demonstration agentc at Hampton Institute for u p?r;o 1 of three weeks. Immediately upon her return, she made r complete, surw y of the county including 18 communities ^fcwith the assistance of the farm ^^agent, G. T. Dowdy. She added ? two home demonstration clubs to the present number, making a to: lfllfi__qf _ 16 home demonstration -?plnha thus giving 57g farrri womcn thaC are , carrying out projects ahd~demoTVgtrati<ms as outlined by her. The two clubs sthat were added are: Ashley Grove Club, president, Mrs.- Ellie Washington; and the Montmorenci Club, president, Mrs. Australia Copeland. - There are 15 organized 4-H clubs functioning in the. county wth a totiil attendance of *275 _ members. ] When Mable Shelton b('f>"", work n the county, the mattress m-oieet hointr develoned. Nine ^months?later she assisted . tbv. county extension workers in setting up nine centers for both white and colored. Approximately i 450 mattresses have been made and 450 comforts, half of which were received by colored people. Live at Home Program Underway In addition t0 the regular program, the "Live At Home" prograni has been in active progress during 1114(3-41." 1 niS |J1uki alll Is outlined to assist our farm people to" live more at home by produc ing more food and feed on the farm. ? .^:*1 1 1 i [Nine communities nave urganized to promote such with, a ; total of 54 local leaders and 20<J de ficlent clients pledging to increase from 1 to 9 the following items: corn, garden, poultry, permanent i pasture and annual grazing pasture, white potatoes, sweet pota toes, milk cows, hogs and syrup. Thrity six meetings in reference have been conducted. Six meat cutting, curing and canning de monstrations were given. Sixteen ? cheese mailing dc^jOnstratlons conducted and nine home milling and baking demonstrations were conducted and one county tour in keeping with the better farm family living program was con ducted wit^ the attendance of 76 people. The 4-H encampments are at tended annually. One observation "H An" ?wli|rn^onn.) and rccreatlonal. The recreational 4-" 1 Wk wat conducted at the Palmetto Pond, North Augusta, S. C., on August 4-7, with a total attend ance of f>0 girls and boys. iiilirniidadtttodiniihii'i 'lia'i ii Aiken County 4-H Can And Recreati "Pictured above, Aiken County 4-H ( camp ,at Palmetto Park recently. ' Home Demonstration agent for Ail There were twenty-five girls in car Louise Youns;, Kf.tie Gunter, Lethe ter, Mary Holloway, -Mary Gunter, standing, Mabel Shelton, Home D< son, Vera Kenner, Peterson, M. Fi Twenty-five 4-H club 1 Twen.tv-fivc 4-H Cli b boys of Aike: their annual educational and recrea en C? unty farm n.yeht. Pictured : Isaac, Hennv Johnson, Willie Uobii Tylder, Lu'rmon Gunt, Albert Cadt \\r T r i . -i. ir t -?i ??. is. uj.yu; suinuuig, J. iHuiyan, Profttt. A:?Lloyd, L Wade. CHEAT FALLS NEWS | The Pine Grove LViptist church held a very successful revival from August 6-L5. It was conjducted by Rev. C. H. Lunde o f"j Leeds, S. C. He really preached soul stirring sermons throughout the meeting. There weren't any j souls, added to the church but all' the Christbana strength were re- 1 newed. The following choirs rendered harmonious music: Long Run, Mt. Zion, Great Falls, Pleasant Grove Rock Hill, Lancaster Co.; Gladden Grove, Russell and Mt. Zion, ? Winnsboro. The amount of money raised $96.06. Thn ministers dined at the following homesrMrr and Mrs. Geo. Boulware, Mr. and *r n tt tt _ 11 w - > .virs. rc. n. nan, mr. ami lvirs. Willie Dinkins, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jag. Gunthrop, Mr. ami Mrs. William Heywood. We were pleased to have these out-of-town folks visit our meeting; Mrs. hH4ie L. -Lande^?Miss Belle Lyles, Messrs C. M. and W. A, Lnnde, Leeds, S. C.; Mr. Hen-Ty?Hi11'!, Va.. . Mrs._ Mhry A. McKeown Boston, N. J. Long live our progressive Pastor, Rev. IT. B. Washington. The Camp Meeting at Paris Wei -fare?i*?a great , annual event, of this community having been established by our forefathers. It began August 20t!i and continued through the 24th. We saw quite a rntmber of our relatives and friends from several states in the union among them were: Mr, and Mrs. Dan Boulware, Messrs Bill Deans, Barnes Deans, Jr., J. W.~ Nowell, Mrs. Eliza Alridge inn ttnugnter Geneva, unariotte, N. C.; Misses Emma Gunthrope, Charlie Mae Gibson, Jes^e Arledge, Mesdames Emma Gurithrop Maggie Hall, Isabelle C. Thompson, Belle Arledge, Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, Sr., and Jr., Greensboro, N. C.; Mr. Robert Arledee and Mrs. Mattie McThomas, Mr. j Wl?wl..l1 Ranhvn.e nnd friends, i Winston, Salem, N. C.; Mr. and | Mrs. J. L. McCoy and friends; i Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gaither, Sails- i bury, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. WillieHall and sister, Floridf .. Messrs ( William Carter, Ernest Recoe, , Dan McCray, Richard Arlcdge, Mrs. Hattie Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. | Henry GiUnrd, Jr., Mrs. D. Tldwell. Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Gunthrop, RadfordT Va,; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Heywood, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mrs. Creola McMurrav, Greensboro, N.C.; Mrs Arsonia McDuffie, Richmond, Va.; Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Thompson, Mrs. Mary J. Nettles, Messrs TJoyd Barnes, Henry nnd Charlie Hills, iss Hester Hills her nephew i - auu ncitc iiwucjo auu uciaicr i?if r* jArlington, Vn.. Miss Susie Ar- i T^dpro, Detroit. Mich.; Mr. Belton ' Carter. Jr., Mt. Gelend, N. C.; i Mrs. Crola Spener, N. Y. C.; Mr. M. D. Gayden and friend, Mrs. J MAry A. MeKeown Rooton, N. J.; J Mr. and Mrs.D.A. Allen, Mr. Reuben Maloney, Mrs. Maggie M. Tid wwll Hnd daughter -Bessie;?Minnie McMaloney and children, Mesdames Muldro L. Andrews, Naomle L. Lumpkin, Resale C. . Tillmon, Elisir N. Lumpkin, Mr. ' - | H aSjriSgii ip Girls Who Attend* onal Camp At The P If? v Ihuuy girls, who attended their ;i They were under tTu'diii'ot su]'tr ten County. nil l??ft t.v i?itrVif tl l*<t rnw ?i!it Ua Gunter, Fran cos Davis, Ma be Helen Jackson, Vanzie L. Corde . monstration agent. Marion John: ningston, Norma Kenner, Dora 11 ^oys Who Spent a W n County, who sp e: t a week rove tkmul camp. The boys were untie nbove, first row, seated, L. J. K ison', Ray Bussis, Raymond Taylt >1, Willie Corbitt, R. Juekson, V. Roger Williams, Charlie Riebart and Mrs. John Dinkins and son John Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lumpkin, Brooklyn N.Y.. Mis* -Frankle Rmi|ware Greensboro, \' G.', and others whose names tht writer ilid not get, also quite u few visitoi^ from the neighboring towns. Mesdames Essie and Ruth BodU'UII t, Innip ? ><?!.' T?1 --.1 .... have returned from their vacation in Washington, p. C. and Philadelphia, Pa, Messrs John K. McCullough, J. T. Timms and Jim Richardson are working in Spartanburg, S.C. Che school gongs |Ui\. ubout to i and thes.i scholars must" rettirn: Misses-Etta Belle Barnes, Helen Timms, Finley hi; Messrs J. E. Barnes, Benedict college; Fletcher Gaines, Clinton college and others. We have two more camp meetings to attend, hope to meet our other friends and relatives there, -Read our Briefs. a TRINITY A. M. K. ( HUM*lf Rev. A. 1). Dawkirts. Pastor Spartanburg, S. C.?Sun. school opened at the usual hour with the Supt. iand officers at their post of duty.- The attendance was fair, the lesson was well discussed und reviewed bv rh,, Sn?u mr.? ? 'J ---V = Iliumintr session began at 11:15. Rev Dawkins delivered the message to an appreciative audience from St John 14:3: And if I go and prenare a place for you, I will come : gain and receive you unto myself. The message was inspiring and full of information. At 3:30 Rev. Hudson and his good people of Stevens Grove A. M. F,. Zion church worshiped at the above named church with Rev. Dawkins and his congregation. Rev. Hudson preached a wonderful sermon from I Peter 4:4 and preached as never before. He was at hig best and did not our hearts hum HQ nrno "tlr *_?*v ii^vi uut- >vu:u. w e pray that he may live long and continue to preach the gospel. The Live-Wire club met at the heme of Mrs. Shaw on Rencon St. at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Lillie Subei president, presided. All members and friends enjoyed themselves. This is a widwrnvake club and is doing much for the improvement of our church. - rfh~?Hot supper sponsored by this club |nst Monday night was n success. A neat sum was raised. Sunday night at 8 o'clock Rev. .TVckson of Allen Chapel M. E. church brought the night message from - Rt. John 21:22 verse, theme Following Jesus. He do| J\;p Vrl o nrnl I nrannsA/1 ? ~ ' ? 1 ...v.v* M ?rv?? picjiiutu nn inuii it ini .vinnv souls rejoiced ns he delivered the message. The Junior choir rendered lovely music at the morning >and night session. U.'? had nilit n niimhr.r nf nnr soldiers from Camp Croft and other' visitors of the city present at our night session. Come-again you are welcome. i THE PALlVfteTTO LEi*I ?d Annual Edu cationall j almetto Park innual educational and recreational rvision of Misg Mable Leo - Shclton,?' si ed, Alma Lloyd, Mary Scholield, w 1 Hailey; kneeling, Dorathea Gun- vv r, Jimniie Bradley, and Lois Isaac; Q1 son, Maggie Holloway, Louise Johnlush, Albertene Bush. J_ eek at Palmetto Park w m r I ntly at Palmetto Park, attending e i the direction of G. T. Dowdy. Aik- n itchens, Sammy Watson, Dewey L. ii T Ci.KAiULI. l T' TA /I, A^v^ju.y MViiuiiVlu; MlWIIIl^, l-?. U. ? Gunter, Jt D. Williams, F. Johnson, ^ Ison, F. Garrett, V. Livimpjton, R. P i ST. J \MES A. M L. CHURCH a i Rev. W. M. McDonald. I'astor K .A i inir. After the class study of the f~ lesson- on the past Sabhnth the I school \vns beautifully reviewed by the pastor. Senior class No. 2 ..Js^holdiipr. the banner, Mr. Eugene . i Lewis, teacher. I c Sunday morning after prelim- A inaries the trustor stirred the aud ienee from the theme. "The Mind v of Christ." Sunday niidu Rev. W. ^ I. Gore preached a wonderful ser- S moil from St. John 1:27, theme, b . "The"hOTlOT"of introducing Jesus." & j Our church work .is progressing p ard the members at'.- with the \ , ])astor. We see nothing but sue- s cess. Our rally will dose on the fifth Sunday and you will hear the , result* within a few weeks. Our J church will be a new St. James in s the interior. Thus far we have v paid all of our claims in full and P we are hoping to pj\y our full as- P sesTmrrt-rrf-?dollar money?ami B ?m\nd?"dm?firston??0**?annual jx conference well dressed. tl We are hoping that the Bishop T and presiding elder will return him B for another year. n -'Miy-' x , y The choirs?art-?-++H?rtou^errng excellent serviceand the prayer n meetings locniy"Bro Robert* Dc- ^ lanev are helpful to the church. On August 17 the pastor was e the dinner guest ,?>f Mr. ind Mrs. *< H. On? n<-r on Richland St. r| fteyovai visitors w.re present ^ Surdav:. Come again. Visitors are y ahvavs welcomed u. ? K GKKKN RIlWK NT.WS C St. Paul A. M. I!. Church Hcv. J. I) Mo\d. factor S u - x'"" 1V 1"V lv dav foi church goers. Sunday school began P : t the usual hour with the Supt. and all officers at their posts cf duty. An interesting lesson was c taught an,| reviewed cl The una tor , and his associate *' filled the rostrum. The pastor preached tw(, wonderful sermons. Ev.ry soul.seemed to have felt the P spirit. The servant of Cod render- w led his master pto.u\ I ei I This being n vival week,, the tl Rev. It, L. Nash was Lhe. speaker. .el l<>f the hour and cv> i v text seemed d< to he the best. Thev were "where st I do you live?" "Where.are you 01 Isomer?" "thought and action," s< "Cod is Love," "living in the hi presence of God." Our meeting was a success M - spiritually, arul intell'ectuialy. and at a neat si m was collected. May the young preacher ever preach God's C 'word and he n Messing where ever ho uroes. m Th? sin^ine: convention will ho tl hold nt Shady Grove A. M. E. us t church Sunday. August 3G_Weare_ trvin? to win souTs for JoaiTs. misa "TT this And you will miss a treat. J? Come one and all, you are per- pi foctly- welcome." m )ER JCC MERIT EXAMINATION 'APERS BEING SCOltKD -- ? ~f< The examination papers <>f six- tl lundred competitors who took fi ests last Saturday in seven cen- ,s ers in the state for positions with ^ he South Carolina Unemployment a 'omposation Commission are now si eing scored here in the office of 's he Merit System Supervisor. The J| apers are being rated by persons pecially qualified to do this type n f work. Papers bear no nam", I' nly serial numbers, so that the . [entity of the examinees is u*i?- -j.-( nown to the scoring clerks. Report^ from the various ten- S rs indicate that the examinations * ent off very smoothly,-3?he chief p roetors and their ussistiants, six/ in number, did an unusually S rficient job of administering the PI o.. .?--- <" ' VI n eryrtttMtt?ai>pe?'VI(>or. ^ When the work of scoring has .? yen completed, notices will be ?nt ~To candidates?prgRtng the ^ ritten examinations telling them (i* hen /ind where to appear for ral examinations or performance M sts. When the final scores of all tl! umpetitor? " hsuve "been bbtuifcied, n> lent of registers from which fuire appointments will be made K ) positions in the service of the ,n outh Carolina' Unemployment" ^ ompcnsatio Commission. These },, agistors, containing the names o; <, II persons making a passing rude on the examinations, will b.^ rranged in order of standing be v inning wit}, the highest score an ' (' roceding in descending order. \n ther l ies < f exanvtnutiorrecently annonn- >1 h- tb Tent System Council for fifteen dditi' nal positions with the I'n D rnnlovmcnt Compensation Com- 'p lission. Applicati ns for the*' c.} xaminations are being received aily at the office of the Merit uporvisor on the special blankrovided. It has born announce' j ^at no applications will be reeeiv j( d which are postmarl 1 ^ lidnight of August 2-1. ^Person* iterosted in those statistical, leel, and administrative positionhould secure information and an ? lication blanks by writing at onc<* 1 d the Merit System Supervisor *a t Due West. No applications will e mailed from hi? office after Vt lUgust 2Ut, ^ - N 1 EES VII. IE NEWS * w The bodv of Mr. Major Eth- ^ idee was b-oueht to I^>osville, S V from Washington. D. C.. and j^o imAV.\ Hw7r>- "? * " " u.M iKntru in ai, .jonil c. >1. K. ] pj hurch on Saturday afternoon, ugust 23. Mrs. A. Johnson Harris of Lees ille was funeralized on this same ay at Friendship Rapt, church, he leaves a husband, Mr. Leon rarris; a mother. Mrs. Lena Watcm;. one brother .Mr. Janiea_ L. ohnson; four sisters, Mrs. Lucile Fl Ithridee, Mrs. Daisy Felder, dii Irs. Hattie B. Hendrix, Mrs. Josie Jefcomt and a host of relativ. s and friends to mourn her death. va Sunday wa? a high d(ay at St. fo ohn T. M. K. church and Friend hip Baptist church as the revi- . al gogan at these two churches. 1 eople -are here from New York, ^ 'hiladelphin. Washington, D. C.; pU ialtimorc.Md.. and from most all f the suioiinding towns. Among 1,. visitors were Mr. and Mrs. M honias Drafts and son, Clarence rafts who visited Mrs. Drafts' lif Hither in Tallahassee, Fla, also pi) Irs. Pktker and daughter, who j&( 1 sited "their mother artd grand tother in Florida. Enroute back aP ) Ellenville, N. Y., they stopped B ver and visited Mr. Drafts' fath 0f r and sister Mr. Oscar D#rfts, , [r. and Mis. Sam Lee and other datives: Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Wt rafts, Mr. ami Mrs. T. Dijafts, Ce Ir. and Mrs. Simuel Drafts, ..all. ^ f Leesville, S. C. They left for llenville, Wednesday. *** at' 'H'APPEI.LE STATION NEWS gy Sunday school wus Uvrgoly_at-- -2l. >p.ded. Mr. W. W,! Williams act- thi [1 as superintendent because of p; upt. Holman's absence. The ad . It cl: ss is still holding the offer- n rg banner and chiss No. 5 has w' Willed l/l MtiUI llir allpiidaiiie nf anner. to At 11:45 the Rev. Mr. C. W. Invtnn nf Pn rlf ? *>*?* ... u?ipnsi fiurch (white) spoke to us from *"J [att. 7:7 und Isaiah 41:10. Cc At 3:30 p.m. a musical program ? fas rendered by a group of white ? eople wh'ofee names the writer as unable to get. r^' At 8:30 p.m. the pastor present go 1 the Rev. Mr. W. D. Dibble o f le Washington Street Methodist lurch, who preached, a _.very_:won ?rful %ermon from Isaiah 61:1, nn lhipSt""R(?llfv fnr A oV\oo f I" ae who heard this noble "sermon to ;emed to have been thrilled. We , r>pe to have him again. Visitors during the flay were: Ir. Odelle Rhuben of Newberry ed rid Benedict college; Mrs. Myers, : Irs. Nvlan, Mr. C'ark and Mr. apers. 81 We are trying to raise enough ed loney to paint our church and lese white friends came to help ' Watch the Palmetto t/eader for >nS io aaxe WTlPll ttis snldleis of Pint -rrtT lckson will render a musical pro ram In our church (and by all | eans be present. \ FLORENCE NEWS Prt)f. ami -Mrs. L.V. Walker and attnly of Greenwood, 8. C-, are in city visiting relatives and riends, Mr. and Mrs. Dock Davi and family. Mrs. Rojcie B. JOilCS and Mrs, atie B. King of Atlanta, Ga., re in the city visiting their sick sttr Mrs. Bertha B. White who a patient in the McLeod Inunary. Her n*:ny friendg wish i?r a spedy recover. Mr. C. K. Murray, district lanager of the Greenville disict of the N. C. Mutual Life isuranee Co, and friends wert the city last week for a few Tors visiting friends. Prof. J.-T. Brooks, registrar tate Teachers College. Montlumery, Ala., was in ^the city st week visiting his sister Mrs ertha B. White. Mrs. Edith Dens and son Mr. laniuel Deus havt.- returned to hiladelphi^t, after spending "a eok with' relatives anc^ friends, :\Jiss Kosurn Koberson of N. Y. try is in the city "visiting relativand fitehds. Mrs. Hariet Simons uftcr stayik retui lied to "The City by the *a"'. Charleston. Miss Elfreida Fortune and aster Freddie Fortun<<g hffetfe reined from N Y. City aftel' spend g several weeks with relatives" id friends, Mr. and Mrs. WilReY. and Mrs. H. H. Cooper* of iiiKsut,, wore in the city visits' on Monday."* Sad rows reached the city amt the death cf Mr. Bowner the lsband of Mrs. Ruth shingnBowtier itr Oreenvillt-.- S. C. Mrs. Bowner i? formerly of lis citv before marriage, Miss tti?Washington. KNTRAI. BAPTIST ( HI RCH Rev..JL,_^L-Uampt(iii,- Pastor? Columbia?Sunday school bean at 10 o'clock with the Supt. eu. S. W. Ratchford, in charge, lie touchers took charge of their asses. Devotion wa^ conducted f Dea. S W. Ratchford. He lined mn NTo. 478, c. m. Pulpit service was opened by ning hymn No. 449 c. m., "Must .'SUs Bear the Cross Alone," by ev. L. M. Hampton. A wonderful union was delivered by Rev. C. . Adams of Charlotte, N. C. His xt was taken from Exodus 14: 5. Mrs. Adams made a wonderful II .in. Night service began at 7:30. Dejtion was conducted by Dea. R. Walker who also lined hymn ?U*i c. m. A spiritual, sermon us delivered by Rev. L. M. ILamp >n," taken from St. Luke 16:29. isitors, 18; sick, 2, Bro. HampI>? Frederick, and Bro - Johrr lew. Re\. I.. M Hampton, Pasur Dea Meeze, Church Clerk \\ HITMIRE NEWS Revival meeting has closed at fTTt Hill Baptist church. A splen d meeting" was held, Rev." H. P. " ark conducted a one week revi1 meeting at Gray Court, S. C. r Rev. A. Wickes. Seivico was held at Sims ChapBaptist church by Rev. A. ickes from Newbery associate istor. Rev H. P. Clark. Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace wife of . r. W. M. Wallace departed this e Friday, Aug. 8th at the hos.a] in Richmond, Va. Mrs. Wal :e was carried there sometime o, by her dayghter Mrs. Mary Coleman. She was put in one the best hospitals. On Tuesy. August 12th her last remains re.shipped here for burial at dar Grove A M. E. Zion church "which Mrs Wallace had long *m- ??mambem?A large?erewdtended the funeraf rites. Eulobv Rev. F. L. Tate from York | C.; Rev. Tate preached frorrj p subject N0 Trouble at the ver. Mrs. Wallace was well own in this community. She 1 11 be mussing link in the chain "itri' in i?n? wm-iii.?sup umvpg \ nloi'.rn her loss, a husband, W j , Wallace, one daughter Mrs. ' iry B. Coelman; one son, Mr. inklapd Wallace; one sister, of etroit, Mich.; Mr. Wallace is >m New York. A host of other tatives and friends. She is ne but not forgoten. M rs. May Ella Chapman from ] Avnrk. Y -T vioW/wi 1 J - . w ., T to I WV4 44Vi yttTUIlLS d family Mr. and Mrs. Jack hr.son- Sue has now returned , her home at Newark also her ughter Helen. Miss Ruth Johnson has returnto Winston-Salem, N. C. after dting Mrs, Estella Johnson *nd inily, her mother. She returnby way of Durham. Rev. W. W. McCullough, from eat Falls will conduct the meet ! at Cedar Grove church beginiu 'Si'nUnihil TH* flwHii" and " sir this wonderful gorpel min- i er. I' ? v ) Page Three f| Be Glamorous Be. Glorious BeAdmired! The first rule is lovely halrl If yours Is gray-streaked, dull or i.J *? ??yawi, m? uooerroy'i Larieuse Hair Coloring today Whea used as directed,-Larieuse gives quick, sure results. Won't rub off or nuk out. Permits marcels, permanent waves. Knoun and uud for over 4i yean. Money back if not satisfied. If your dealer doesn't base Larieuse (LARRY-USE) send $ 1.2$ direct to Godefroy Mfg. 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