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,11... .Vi, : V. - Page 10 ?~ Chinch of God Pla I ' Holy Convocation MEMPHIS Tenn.?Final plans ' for the jtijrantic 50th Holy Convocation of the Church of (Joel in Chiist wore isnfolued recently a t the special cai! meetinjr of church officials r.tiii executives at Mason Tpniple lie re 7" "* : The . f;;id nioht :nee*.inir, ptiirtii".^ No\ym > o.i with three days of 1 as-: vj :nl prayer. i s 1ntej.?!e.. to r..;. tword l?re?Ujr.jr <>b ' c ; y '' ; " 1 '' *r v ci^ti ij-iiuri-.' u:*vi will be held at Maso;. i'? . i:. Memphis. 1 Ihv.;::': . heiiiy extended to ]c-iu'!iry i - I -i is, educational and pojitica! fivi "- - .of the nation t o ?;t?. no t '.v1-i.". i;!;.jt hy a committee FOR UNSIGHfLT SCALES. { I CRUSTS, PATCHES Or | IC^TROPISAM NEW HOPE FOR CRUSTS, | t SCALES ?NO MESS, NO FUSS, __ v ] SIMPLE SAFE EASY TABLETS ? Proven "Effective Treatment" Pa* 1 Crusts, Stole*. Qoilnq ? lifl^iiae tablet* taken a* directed tvevo proven effective in many thouso*d cases. Many of these psoriasis sufferers had tried ointments, ungents, ?lotions and external applications . . .... .. with little success. Now Tropison _ tablets have proven themselves ?o be an "effective treatment" in the relief of external psoriasis symptoms. Every Reported Case Stated That Tropisan Tablets Relieved Symptoms To Some Degree With Continuous j Use?E ven people who hoo suffered j disappointment after disappoint-" ment with almost every typ? and t* variety of treatment . . . people whose crusts an"d scabs would not -?? ? : fade?wijl?c-rmrr?medicutlons?: : now found Tropison tablets relieved | i symptoms. Yes, the itching stopped, ? nrf"c"rv~fi. scTiTr gsr*ftg""fa-dedr~ ~ , . No ont- ncc-d ever know you are taking medicine. . ' STRIKES THROUGH THE BLOOD STREAM Almost all medical doctors believe thtpt psorics'S occurs because of interhol eau:' possibly faulty fat mftob ollsrr. Ircujisan is designed I to strike Ihf . g1r*fhe blood stream! ?not just t: act os a messy stickv 1.?? START LIV :!G A NORMAL LIFE. NO MORE UNSIGHTLY BANDAGES TO f.rR WORK OR PLAY. > NO MOr: MESS OR FUSS. MAKE THIS VO RISK HOME TEST: Here is your guarantee of satisfaction-Try Trop.san for the prescribed period. If you are not completely over|oyea wi-.i iropuan, y<?ur pur- | chose price "ill be cheerfully reft^cied. Acc t this no-risk offer. Order Tropi' .n today! . SEND NO I ONEY: Just name ond '' address for generous home trial offer. On o /al pay postmon St " plirs C.O.D c harges on guarantee of ' complete sc. ..'action or money back. ? TROPISAN DRUG COMPANY ! 228 lexington Avenue | New Yo-k 16. N. Y. e Please send me generous Home Trial | SOffer of Tropisan on guarantee of { ^ corhplete satisfaction or money back. , ; Q Send C.O D. I will pay postmon I J $1 per package plus postage. " r jj| Cash enclosed, ship prepaid. b Send 2 pocko? * lor $2.00. ... J E^ i ^ b City Stcrt* , j ns For 50th In Memphis headed by Bishop Samuel Croud of l.os Angeles, Calif, and other: Ili>hop L. H. Ford, of Chicago chairman of. the JuhilOc Holy Cot vocation, along with a commit ?v. introduced plans lot the pul?l initioji . of? a special Anniversar 1 re A ant Book to include the pri gram of the meeting along with -:'TT i tensive ' history of tl: _ch..ivh. Plans were also intri - i 1 i 1' 1 *' ihU'it-r. An'.iversajy .edition of tli ll'-ly . Hilile, honoring the foundi am! Senior Bishop of the Chore of (iod iii Christ.,fIli.-h'U) Ovarii .' :> i r '? HI M i-i??n. . i The Xovenihf r inciting will cl max tiw is'ory making yertj >i ' u vi'iopmein of the Churi.of li.oii i.- fins:, which had its it ici i'mii -i" a s.i n-.il! former cotto Vl.ii in 1 "\'vii?it<m. Miss. Accbrdin to tin- latest otlu-ial Xatioiu Council of Churches report, t h Church of Cod in. Christ is the lai gesL..pentecosta! or .holiness dene urination and -ranked in the uppe fourth of the "J55 religious doro.wi nations; in Terms of nieml>ership, ii tile United States. I.'t.,it< -early stages, the Churel *f Cod in Chris:., as a ilioliness am am! ;:tnite((s~taj_jjT(vup. was t h viitini of much. perseVutjon. I) soiiie parts of.-the U? S. today, tin group is still the rutin of loea o-t racism. Xwerlheless the t-hurel of Cod in Christ is fastly heeoni l>nr a major economic ,<?ron<rkolil owning property worth millions ami ;t!so a source of constant* pritl to its members. Aside from the more than d.OOi ebiivclu? throughout the Unite* States. ihe di"mmin;it inn cinniis ciui'Tiies ui .-musku v anatii; Cuba. South Afiica, Haiti. Jamai cu. I.iheria, Hawaii, ami Knplatu Pi esoti*!". vivo ehiitviv has nr. le ccnst ruction an ultra-moihjh ta int ir.jr and ;uiViiisiting hfiuso in Mem nhis with tentative riedieatio: seh?-?lu,v<! for January, i !?">>. Kor tiie 5otii <'onvuea'ion, l'.ish "ji A. it. M. Ky.en ami itisiinii >.1 <h i'attersi.n. ?<f Memphis. ;l r It.?.-* iii.-hun.-v.. Mi s. ! iiiih;?iW ( v?rr- >. r\ i -Trr~rr" \\ i?ut n'- . I >ei-art men'.: !>isiv>n \\ C. Shi[ Petrnit. Mich.. i- r.a tioi ai l- u.iirman' of ! "! Jed's Com .ail; .a:ui-ii.i-hoiv. I*-. K. Miller, Pc general secretary. Charleston Church Marks 90th Year By Mrs. E. M. Parker CHARLESTON?Plymouth Cc gregational Church, Rev. J. T. Ei wright, pastor, celebrated its ( anniversary-here recently. MiMs Lillian I. Gregory, an o dainea minister, was guest spenke Her theme was: "Your Futui Starts Here." M rs. S. L. Brroughs, president < the State Women's Fellowship, suj gested Miss Gregory, National se retary, as the speaker for this o paetAn Pop on/4 Mr T T* Cfonle were also priests. Mrs.' E.~ H. Jei kins was orpanist and Miss Edr Brown, soloist. Immediately followinp the. mori inp service, a-tpround breakinp se vice Was held on Sprinp St., whe the new church and recreation bui inp will be erected. Invisible wires embedded in _.t.l stub of a price tap which is tol off by the cashier at the time o payment are a part of a new ele< ronic system for the detection shoplifters. ' THg PALMETT i OES Grand . Chapters Honor * '* Rev. Z. Townsend i, S. ORANGEBURG, S. C.?Rev. Z. 0 Townsend, the Grand Patron of j. the Gr^ml Chapter of South Carolina, Order, of the Eastern St<ar j. ami Rite of Adoption, has been ele... rated to International Grand )r Worthy Ration of the Internation,t al Conference of. Grand Chapters ,e comprising; 08 jurisdictions includj. ing I.iberia, Africa. :r litre. 'I'-lilt HJfhd along with &isie ter I.ula I*. Lewis,- International" p Grand Worthy Matron of Washli insrton. I). C?. will prdsside- over ?s the International Conference i 11 Chieairo at the next session i n j. 1S?58. Thi< is the hiyhest. honor .s'that can tie confeirred upon a M a-. ]j son in the International confer. ?enue. n ? ,?"fore !?e!njr. elevated^ to - this ^ hijih position, Uev. Townsend sere -vd t\M)_ years as International Sentinel, two as International Associate Grand Worthy Patron and j. as Co-chairman of the Jurispru-j donee committee. 11 .' . The Columbia District Grand , Chapter of Eastern. Stars honored l Townsend at its District meeting: held at Barnwell, S. C., April (>, ? wlit1!l1 he delivered an address a s gruest speaker. e ' I Mrs. C. M. Fintey, Grand Worthy Matron of South Carolina, has also served as International ^ Grand Matron of "that body. . Tin- '.rpyiliy h" , L, expressed appreciation for the support that'the Grand Chapter o f P! > '! f-M-oiinv j?iven him i n cj his climb to success. ? i ~ bishop Bowen, ^ j? Dr. Fleming To ~ Address Grads .GREEN'SPOPO. X.' C\?One o f ho tuition's outstanding Metho1 J'wlf t i* lio f of v 'me of the nation's loading Metho*"* list-related jn.-itit.utions of higher J learning will deliver the major addresses during the 84th com--, nenoement exorcises at P.ennett College. May 2d.and 27. Speaker at the baccalaureate xercises at ' p. tu. on Sunday. May 2t>. will ho P>ishop .1. \V. E. Rowen of Atlanta. Georgia. The commencement add'ess will he delivered hv Dr. Arthur- S. Flomm. inc. president of Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Roth pvno-vams will he held in Annie Pfeiffer Chapel. >n This year's class, with a present ,q potential of 108 candidates, will he the largest in the history of the " college. re SHILOH AME CHURCH NEWS af Rev. S. E. Hicks, Pastor *c\ PROSPERITY? The Sunday School lesson was: God's Greatest c( Creation. The lesson was taught and discussed by the various classn i es. ? At. 19 aVIapIt tV>*? rvoc? tr\v? r?voo ed. Theme: "Peace." j At 3* p. m, the congregation of iShiloh attended the Annual gathering of 'the Women Home Aid SoIciety at Antioeh Baptist Church of Prosperity, S. C. Everyone enjoyed _ the occasion. - Visitors, Mrs. R. C. Pleasant m from Sumter, S. C. Mrs. Ida Hawf kins and some other friends from :t- Greenwood, S. C. and Msr. Olyer of Youngs, daughter Sarah and her family from New Jersey. s ?1 OLEADER ' ' CLUB WOMEN SET FLQRENCE MEETING _ , i | FLORENCE?The South Care jlina Federation Of Colored VVc imens Clubs,consistin k of the Sen ion and Junior clubs ofs4he State is holding Its 48th Annual Sessio at Florence May 10th and 11th. I The Eureka Clu]^ of Florence a hostess club, with Mrs. lola Jone announces the "first session to b hcl dat Trinity Baptist Church a 8 j). m. Friday May 10th. Oiiv Sut urda.v May 11th, the mainsessioi i < t., k.. n..i.i tv.. u ,i r ... ior 11 ijih School at 10 a. m. Mrs. Etta B. Rowe, ol' Soutl Carolina State A & M College am a charter member of the federal joh, win address Saturdays sess i<vn. > vie winy the history and pay in>r special tribute to the lab Mrs. Marion Hirnie Wilkinson, th< Founder of tl\e Organization, i The Marion Hipnie Wilkinson Or {tha i Home for trhls, situated a C'ayee. S.. is 'supported in tin main hv the the .more than sixtj clubs of S. C. The* care of thi: home has been the Federations re sponsihility, for a number of years Mrs. Linnie Blantori State T'pesi dent and officers expect a large de legation. Visitor.? are cordially in vited to be "pr^sont. ^^jiP\yij2oii?''fvgp kills ly oleetroeutiorr. It has been found that the slip pin?1 of locomotive wheels whih pulling tin grades can he reducer ??ua1. oir . > i i iinuii lo per rent ny a cne mical spray applied To the rails. > ^GilIefTe I BLUE BLADES ,1 IN HANDY DISPENSER used-blade . > Keep A?ay. Mosquitoes and ! lnects 81.90 A Box Post Bawl ia\TT?C! DDAnF V^ro JV7i^lljO L IVV7L/LA. 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