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BEAUTY AIDS

DR.. Fred Palmer has made a lite
study of the toilet needs of dark com
pleXtons. His beauty Aids are not on
ly the best but arc perfectly harmless
to the skin and hair; which they beau
tify and make healthy.
Most drug stores sell DR.. Fred
Palmcrs Skin Whitcncr Preparations
Paimer's toilet requisites. The price
Of DR.. Fred Pallner's Skin Whitcner
preparations is 26 cents each, inolud.
ing war tax, with the exception Of
the Soap, which requires no tax and
Is rs cents. If your druggist cannc,
supply you; we will send you any one
or these items postpaid upon receipt
or price Or If you will send $1.03; We
VIII send you full sizo package of
each DR.. Fred Palmer's celebrated
Skin Whitener Ointment: Skin White
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dresser. Address DR.. Fred Palmer g
Laboratories; Desk B. 81 Atlanta, Ga.
NOTE:--You can make good money
III your spare time selling Dr.. Fred
Palmcr's Beauty Aids to your friends
and acquaintance. Write for attract.
i've offer to agents.
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FULTON NOTES .

! Tho Mt. Calvary Sunday School was
we'll attended last Sabbath. Encourag
ing remarks were made by Mr.. A. u.
Daniel, who spent Tuesday, Wcdnes.
! day and Thursday, in the City OF Wash
ington. Mr.. Daniel and the Depart
mental Supt., OF tho Sunday School.
stopped at the Whitelaw Hotel =.
gro enterprise which should be patro-
nizcd because OF its unique manage
J mont.
Mr.. Jefferson did not return to
Richhond unit, Sunday night. lie visit
cd the principal sites last Saturday,
being in company with Revs. w. j.
, Black. Anderson. Mr.. a. C. Clarke
Mrs. Gibbs Of this city and Mise
Evelyn Lewis of Scottsvillc. Va,
! Last Sabbath the Rev. Jefferson
worshippcd at the Florida Avenue
Baptist church. In tho Sabbath school
h0 taught class 13.
The services at the Mt. Calvary
Baptist church were grand. The past5t
Rev. G.. A. Cohbs preached morninh
aud night. lIo has just returned from
washington. Tomorrow morning MS
subject will be Regeneration" Great
times ut night and live singing by the
choir
The services ut the Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist church were well attend d
last Sunday tho pastor Rev Smms.
is hitting the Bull straight in the eye.
! The pastor will preach tomorrow,
como out and hear him
REV. Geo Coleman preached all
day last Sunday mt tho Mt. Nobo Bapt
ici r1,n
Tho reV!Fa! services at the RISING
Mt. Zion Baptist church. Henriro
County were; very interesting last
week. Rev. A. Jackson conducted The
} services and had eight converts. Rev.
VIM. III. Tuck is pastor.
Tt Mrs. Frances Greene is real stick
! Mt this writing. Let us call in to sec
. her.
Friends remember when we call in
TO see the sick, we ought TO pray for
God to heal them.
IL any one Is spiritual ,t after
prayer let us administer the word of
GOD to them. If physically sick let us
after prayer, run our hands in our
pockets and administer a part of our
finance to them. Then they Gun real.
~ appreciate your prayers.
line home of Mrs. Herbert Preston
1l97 State street was opened last Fri
ray evening to surprise party, given
IN honor OF their daughter, Mrs
lsaaclD. Canada Of Brooklny, N. Y
Ihose taking part were Mndamcs Liz
zie Johnson; Nellie M. cambridge, En-
ma Brown, Carrie Marrow, Maria
! Iowns' Fannie Robinson; Hester
faelds Misses Bertha and Viola John
son and others.
Miss Bessie Steward iF at homo att
spending abou three weeks Mt tho Re.
treat for the sick.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17

Many Of the delegates to this con-
ventaon paid their own way showing
that they are making greater sacrifices
than members OF the parent body.
Some of the delegates present
We're: Virginia: Mesdames. Ella
Waller, Ora b. Stokes Bette G.
Cousins, Ida Hershey. Lille A. Hope
Matte c. Braxton, Lizzie B. Dam
malls, Julia e. Easley, NJ r. John.
son, Olivia r. Robinson, Rosa q.
Watson Ada Lewis, Martha Fowlkes,
Robinson, eliza Wallace, Amelia :
FELTON,, Annie e. Blackwell, Sharps,
Charlotte Patterson. Louise Joyncr,
Ida Mosley Mary Gibson, Alice Raw.
Cings, Mary Johnson, A. l.. Summer
willie.
Now Jersey: Mesdames J. II.
Hughes, Rosa Henderson, Misses Fan
ME S., Barksdale and Irene Anderson
Maryland: Mesdames Alberta NJ.
Diggs, Viola NJ. Coleman, eliza Mack
M. l.. Penn, Ida r.. Fisher, Hester
Harris, Kate Lonesome, Mary Ruff
Pricllla Smith. Hattie Brown, Ella
Parks, T.. r. Williams, A. L. Nc
Quinn, Bessie Covington, Lula Green
Alice S. lee, Lucy Cook, Rebecca
Duncan. Virginia Lawson, Katie
Banks, Misses Elizabeth Herndon
and Malinda. Edwards.
North Carolina: MesdameS Pattic
Shepherd. A. IT, Ransomc. A. l..
Jenkins, Mahala M. Bullock Minnie
Lyons, Il. l.. Walker, l.. r. Chavis,
d. j., Avery, a. l.. &c. Weeks, c..
S. Brown and Miss SaAlie p. Eaton
Washington, ID. Cc Mesdames
Minnie King. IIG. r. I1llis, Alberta
Davis, Rocksic Burrell. Leila John
son, Robecca Gray, Matilda Matthews
G. o. Bullock and Holland Powell.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17

At the Vesper service on last San
day afternoon the R.l I. G. girls pre-
sonted a worry cretlitable program
Piano. violin ad vocal solos were we'll
rendered by the participants, Miss
Evelyn Griffin presided in MIDST pleas
ing manner.
The Comrade Corp will render the
program on Sunday afternoon. Septem
Dor 18th. You are invited to he pres.
ent to enjoy this program. Come and
spend a pleasant hour from o'clock
to z. A special vesper service under
the direction Of Miss Louise Johnson
Will be given on September 25th.
On Tuesday afternoon twenty-four
Girl Reserves accompanied by Miss
Hazel Tyler, and the Girls Work Sec
rotary, Miss A. L. Walker went on a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17

VlRGlN1A-In the Law and Equity
Court of the City of Richmond, the
18th day OF July, 1921.
Henrietta Chappell Plaintiff
against IN CHANCERY
Clarence Chappell Defendant
me object Of this suit is to obtain
a divorce from the bond OF matri-
mony, by the defendant. on the
ground Of desertion. And an ani
daVlt having been made and filed
that the defendant, Clarence Chan
pell is not resident of the State
or Virginia, it is ordered that he
appear here within ten days after
due publication Of this order and do
what may be necessary to protect his
interest herein.
Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
Clerk.
j. e. Byrd, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
MANY VISITORS

There were hundreds of visitors
from New York City, Brooklyn and
all Northern Jersey towns, besides
Richmonders and former Richmond
ers who gave at least one day to the
convention: Mrs. Maggie l.. Walker
Mrs. Rosa H. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hobson and daughter from
Plainfeld; Mr.. Albert r. Smith OF
brock Ign: Mrs. Sylvia Mitchell Scott
Mr.. William Scott, Mrs. Carnegie
OF Montclair; Mr.. and MES, James
N. Vandervall East Oaange; Mrs
Ida Charity and Mrs, Minor West
Orange; Lawyer Douglass and wife
Newark; Ms. John s. Vandervall, OF
New York City: Mrs. Izetta Grayson
Fredericksburg, Va; Mr., Joseph
Bass, Jersey City
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A GREAT DELEGATION.

Some OF those in attendance from
Virginia were: Reverends r., w.
Williams, j. A. Brinkley, A. A.
Graham, w. T. Johnson, w. II =.
Stokes. Evans Payne, I'D. Lewis
Randolph Peyton, J. M. Armstead
u. o. Lewis, P. j. Wallace, A u.
Hobbs, A. D. Daily c. c., Summer
Vile, RI G Adams, B. w. Dance
r. J. Bass C. M. Long Ed. Lee,
c. III. Morton, A. r. Lee, Nelson
Brown, w. l. Ransome,. J. H.
Branch. Conway Cobbs, J. A. Collins
$. P. Robinson, w. B. Ball, G.. w.
Goode, Jesse Woods, T.. r. Thorpe
~ G. Rllx, r. G. Yancey, b. ..
Ellis, j. M. Wlis, B. N. Lawson
Deacons Quinn Shelton, Joseph N.
Myers, James Rhorer. Edward John
aon, Profs. W. p. Epps and Nelson
Williams
From North Carolina: Reverende
c. 8. Brown, a. w. Pegues, O. s.
Bullock, George w. Moore, G.. w.
Watkins, A. M. Moore, N. D., A..
l.. r. Weeks, D,J. Avery, Richard
smller, A. J. Rodgers, J. W. Liggon
J. W. Hairston, J. r.. Harriston r.
Il. Mason J. r.. kirkland, 8. L.
Parham, A. s., Crown G. w. Whar
ton, W.. II. Moore, J. j., scralette
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
Beauty Aids for Dark
Compilations
HOW ART IMPROVES UPON
NATURE.

All scltrcSpecying people naturally
wish to look their best. 1t makes 9TH
crS respect, admire ami love you. You
owe it TO yourself and your friends to
make yourself as attractive us posi-.
bic ut all times, and here are Il few
suggestions for whitening the COM
plcNion, Identifying the hair and i'm
proving your looks generally.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
TO BEAUTIFY HAIR.

Do not use hot combs and irons
They take the life out Of the hair
make 1t brittle, break it and ruin
your hair. Use only DR.. PNlmer's Haiti
Dresser and You will find that it soly
es perfectly tho problem of makiue
your hair straight. easy to dress at.
tractive in looks and healthy III
growth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
TO WRITTEN TIE SKIN.

No matter how dark your complex,
ion, you can brighten it to Il most at.
tractive light brown, or pink brown,
by using DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin Viii o
ncr Ointment. 1t is perfectly saf.,
blcaches quickly, delightful to use and
by far the most satisfactory skin
bleach for darL compositions
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
SOFT, SMOOTH SKINS

If your complexion Is oily sklny or
bumpy, you can make IT soft, smooth
and attractive by using DIR Fred Pnlm
er's Skin Whitener Soap, followed by
his superb Face Powder. They give
you satisfaction and pleasure many
times their cost
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17

picnic to Market Inn. They had Il
big ;ime. Outdoor games and sports
were enjoyed by all. Tire a(tcrnooI
passed too quickly for the G. II.
Employment calls for girls and wo-
mon are made weekly to tho "Y." and
NO invite tho girls wifo wnnt work 20
register with us. The "Y' stands
ready to serve the girls and women of
this city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
Va. Union University

Is now Offering a Course in
SOCIAL WORK & PUBLIC HEAITu
which Is open to HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES and will lead to Do
gree. There Is growing demand for
Social Workers today. Here Ia an
opportunity to prepare for this i'm
portant and profitable employment.
For information address, The
President.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
ROANOKE: NEWS

| ROANOKE, VA, September IA
Mrs. Alice Parsons OF Bristol, Va.
and little daughter. spent two weeks
here visiting her sister, Mfrs. Mary
IL. Colvin. AS Tenth Avenue, N. Il i.
Sho also visited Mr.. and Mrs. s
e. w. Howard, 302 Seventh Avenue.
N. w, where lunch was served and
; an evening OF pleasant enjoyment
was had. Shc was called to tho
! bedside of her sister at Wythovillc
, and left Monday accompanied by
Mrs. Colvin. While here, Mrs
! Parsons spent some timo with her Old
; friend. Mrs. G.. J. Dickcrson, the
st. Luke Deputy
The Stork visited the homo of Mr..
and Mrs. Georgia Mailer Holland.
Sunday. September 18th and left n
, fino baby girl. Mother and baby
arc getting along nicely at the homo
of Rev. G.. b. Miller, 354 Seventh
: Avenue. N, w.
The Sunshine Band of MI Zion
A. NJ. e. Church held its monthly
meeting Monday night at the palatial
home OF Mrs. G.. j. Dickcrson. 2i1
Tenth Avenue, N. w. with fifteen
, mombetS and a few visitors present
Tho reports were encouraging. Miss
, Saphronia Pittman served luncheon.
Miss Mablc G.. Bailey Of 9 Fifth
Avenue. N. t.. has been indisposcd
! but is much improved and expects
to DO able to report as teacher in
the public schools.
MISS Martha Traynham is spending
her three weeks vacation In tho homo
of her sister. Mrs. Phyllis King Of
III to,
: hospitality Of her landlady for her
splendid service.
Mrs. Mary Rates died in Bedford
a sister Of Mr.. James Early of Ninth
Avenue. She died Friday while Wis
iting hec home.
Mrs. Ncttic S. Galloway, who has
been on Il visit with her husband
MIR. w. d. Galloway at Norfolk,
Buckroc and other points East has
returned. She also visited Mrs. N.
+. White, of Norfolk
Rev. James S. Hatcher seemed at
his best last Sabbath morning. lie
used as his subject Have Faith in
, God : All were satisfied that faith
in God would safeguard us against
tho evils Of this present world. Ii
WAS Il God sent message and should
not be forgotten.
J Miss Lucy Addison, principal Of
. llaSriSon Avenue High School was
; present at this service and made Il
crcditablc address concerning our
schools and the future.
AT night Rev. Hatcher seemed
! brimful and spoke to his audience
out OF Gods Word on, 'Yc are my
friends il you do whatsoever I have
commanded YOU At the close of
The service, Mrs. Nora b. Taylor CT
WassahadoX spoke to the students,
encouraging them to prove themselves
worthy.
Rcv. w, Il. Lee Of High Street
Baptist Church spoke to his people
last Sunday from the S3rd Psalm.
It was II well prepared sermon full
of thought
Rev William Deenor, the evangel.
list was in the city last Sabbath and
filled tho pulpit at Hill Street Baptist
Church in the morning.
Mrs. Lottie Washington is some
what improved at 305 Seventh Ave-
nue., NJ, w.
The colored people Of Roaonke are
in a building boom. Several large
buildings are being constructed, tho
Odd Follows new home, story brick
Gregory and Wester, large 2 story
brick. stores and offices DR.. J. b.
Clayton has just completed tho foun
dation for his beautiful new residence
corner Fifth Avenue and Jefferson
Street and several others are build.
inr and romOlelinP
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FRIDAY SESSIONS.

Conservation services, Mrs. NJ. Il.
Johnson and Mrs. y. b. MITCHELL
Round table talk, Lot Carey Convcn
ton: It's Aim Mrs. A. l.. E &.
Weeks, Mrs. j. H. Hughes, Mrs .
Rcbccca Gray, Mrs. Emma v. Kelly
Mrs. p. l.. Anderson, Mrs. A., l..
MoGalinn. Reports OF tho district
superintendent.
AT the afternoon session, the OIL.
GERS were elected and reports Of the
committees were read. Childrcns
Hour by Mrs. Mahala Bullock; Me
mortal Services by Mrs. p. G.
Shepherd. Night services were held
with the parent body at Central High
School.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
1FiE LADIES AUXILIARY .

The night service was hold under
the auspices OF tho Ladies Auxiliary.
Mrs. J. H.. Randolph Of Washington
the president had charge. After
praise service and singing by tho 100
voice choir, dovotionalS were led by
Rev. o. S Bullock OF Raleigh, N.
G. assisted by Rev. i0ichard Spill fer
10. ID. Of Durham, N. G.. Mrs Ran
dolph presented in a few chosen
words the venerable preacher, tho old
veteran Of the State Of Virginia, Rev
J. III Armstcad, ID. d. of Ports.
msuth. Va. to pTcach tho annual
sernen.
Bivinc and Human Cooperation
was Ibis theme. Some OF his gems
were. AS God Shines on us we are
to pass the light along The world
does not know God, man does not
know God. If he did there would be
no murder, no discrimination. God
must have living voice through
His minister's An Offering in
which tho sisters pleaded for funds
was very generous.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
LOT CAREY
CONTINUED from First Page)

among their congregations in their
spiritual food but also plenty of
knowledge. Lawyer Thomas Walker
arose asking that the ministers lead
I'm tho foreign missionary work from
their own pockets. thcn the congre-
cations and societies would follow
Many followed his advice but others
preferred the other way Of doing
things.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
REMOVAL NOTICE.

by this medium we wish to thank
our friends of Church Hill and vacini.
~ Tor their cooperation and patronage
during our operation in their com
munity.
On and after June the first we
snail be located at 221 East Clay st
where wo will be glad to meet orr old
friends and new ones and trv n
please you by our up-to-date service.
BOWLES AND SEACKELFORD
Pharmacists
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
"A NEGRO BANK HERE.

a group Of West Roanoke men
met a few days ago and organized a
bank. They elected DR.. J. II. Pink
ard, president; DR.. w. r. Brown,
vice president and Rev. J., II. Robin
son secretary and treasurer The
subscription book is open Meeting
every Friday night at 1913 Salem
Avenue, s., w.
Mr.. r.. w. Mitchell. of Shaw
University Is the guest of Mr. VIM
II. Staples. 1877 High Street. Mcssrs
Mitchell and Staples Will leave the
latter part Of tho month to enter
school
Rev. L. X. Jackson. pastor First
Baptist Church, Hollins, Va was n
visitor here this week.
The Stork left a flno bouncing boy
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, John
Powell, 219 Sixth Avenue N, w.
on the 18th. Mother and baby are
getting along nicely
Eat Mt the Franklin Cafe, 105
Henry Street. Home cooking. Meals
at all hours yet meal ticket. On
sale at all times. Also an of the
Heading Negro newspapers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17

b. X. Mason. NJ. Dodona, r.. d.
Harris, IL. M. ELLIS, l. M. Powers,
p. J. Joice, w. A Roberts, w. II.
Itnucklek, y, II. Haml,n, w. H.
Hester.
Washington, d. c.: Rows w. J.
Howard, j. I. Loving, J. l. Penn
j. L. S. IIolomon, G. 0. Bullock,
w. d. Jarvis, J. Harvey Randolph,
j. Milton Waldron, A. a. Saylcs
Pennsylvania: Rcvcrends r.. d.
Epps. CT. IL. Sallcc, j. C. Taulton
j. II. D. Clay, II. j. Sanders O.
$. Simms, p. H. Thompson. A. }.
Payne, w. b. Crawford, Brethren
ANGEL Chambers and Clazell.
Maryland: Reverends G. Parker
r. w. Jefferson, A. l.. Bailey.
Bea,lc Elliott, Albert j. Green, James
II. l.. Diggs, Robert II. Winn
Junius Gray, w. r. Coleman, N. t.
New Jersey: Revercnda E a. p.
Cheek, J. G. Love, A. J. Hubbard,
l.. b. Brooks, J. H.. Hughes, e.
E. Kicks, J r. Brown, ID. L. Cos.
by, w. L. Smith, ~, II. Read, T..
p. Dickson, w. w. Fleming. ~. r.
Tucker w. II. Watkins, w. S.
Smith, e. e. Elliott, II. c., Christ
ian, William J. Jones, RevcrendS
Kryga, Meaps, Brown and Little.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
BASE BALL

The baseball season came to a close
on the 7th when the strong Leal Club
and Harrison Stars played for the
championship The Harrison Stars
won 4 to l., Brandon for the Lea
Club was in good form. for he held
the Harrison boys to 3 hits and
struck out II Eggleston yielded 7
hits and struck out Is men The
Leal Club lost the game on errors
for they had 7 errors against them
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
TID CLOSING SESSION.

The closing session OF the conven.
ton and its auxiliary was hold in the
auditorium of the Central High
School, THIS auditorium and the
surrounding rooms were crowded
with people eager to see and learn
about this work, The music for
this occasion Was rendered by tho
100 voice chorus assisted by an
orchestra. ALI the returned mis-.
sionaries were on the rostrum, also
all the principal officers OF the con.
vention and auxiliary. Rev.. A. A.
Graham delivered great address on
The World Outlook OF tho Negro. ;
The offering was over $1,100.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
TIE ANNUAL REPORTS

PRAYERS were offered for our
missionaries, Mrs. Murf and Mrs.
Murray. The presidett Mrs. } II.
Randolph delivered her annual adj.
dress. The following reports were
made: Report Of the corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Amelia J. FELTON,;
the treasurer. Mrs. j. H. Blackwell;
and the stat;stician. Mrs. Ora b.
Stokes. The evening session was
held with the parent body. The
sermon was preached by Rev. J.
NJ. ArmStcad.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
COMMISSION TO AFRICA

Reports of various committees
were adopted. Rev, w. II. Stokes
Editor Of tho Lot Carey Herald made
his report. The annual missionary
sermon was delivered by Rev. G..
w. Goodc. Tho Recommendation of
the Board that commission of two
DC cent to Africa to look after the
fields there, was adopted. Rev. c.,
S. Brown, the president and Rev
A. A. Graham, tho corresponding
secretary were the ones named by
vote to go. There were plenty will
ing but only two chosen, DR.. A.
M. Moore, Il !praGtcing physician
and great layman. who has contri.
buted largely to tho dcnominational
work Will 20 at his own expense.
This offer still remains open to any
who will apply.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
GREAT FINANCIAL SHOWING

The amount of money brought to
tho convention by States was rs
follows:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
THE AUXILIARY SESSIONS

The Woman's Auxiliary to the Lot
Carey Foreign Missionary Convention
after holding services all day Wednes
day with its parent body, on Thurs.
day and Friday held ito sessions in
'Fhe Now Hope Baptist Church. Rev
r. r. Rcdd, PASTOR Thursday the
dcvotionals were by Mrs. NJ. l..
Penn, Mrs. A. l.. Ransomc Mrs
Mary -. Gipson, Welcome address
cs. on behalf of the State, Mrs. r.
A. Henderson; on behalf Of the
Church, Mrs. Nichols: on behalf OF
the Auxiliarics Mrs. Delaney. Tho
responses were by Mrs. Lillian Nc
lllca and Mrs. w. II. Coleman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
FINANCIAL REPORT .

The amounts sent up by States tC
tho Convention were as follows:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
MEET IN CHARLOTTE NEXT.

Tho place of next meeting brought
about great rivalry. The commit
tee on place recommended Salisbury
but Charlotte, another North Car.
ohna city put in her application from
tho floor. One curious turn in the
situation was that tho Churches
Offering were pastored by two broth
ers; tho elder brother in Salisbury
and the younger brother III Charlotte.
Charlotte being the larger town it
was thought that accommodations
would BIO more ample.
Headquarters will be established
In Washington. D. G. and the Office
Of the corresponding secretary will
be moved from Phoebus, Va. to
Washington. Tho removal OF the
meetings Of tho executive board from
Richmond shows that those on the
south side Of the Potomac will WELD
less influence on the affairs OF tho
convention in the future than they
have in the past.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-22
BETHIA NEWS

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Miss Clarke Link spent Saturday
night with Misses Maude and Kate
Pettigrew.
Misses Grace and Isabelle Dansby
and Miss Melrose Hamilton spent
Monday with Miss Carrie Metts.
MIR. Edgar Woodhurst, Of Troy,
spent the weekend here with rela-
tives.-
Mrs. Jas. Link and Mrs. Will Link
spent Monday with Mrs. John Link.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Link,
July 18th, a son.
Misses Jennie and Sallie Wood
hurst, of Sharon, are visiting their
brother, Mr.. Andrew Woodhurst.
Miss Jennie Cason, Of Abbeville,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. N. S.
Cason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Baughman
entertained the young folks at a
dance Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hughes, of Abbeville, spent
last week with her, daughter, Mrs.
Will Langley.
Mrs. Lindsay Link and children
Of Sharon, visited Mrs. Joe Link one
day last week.
Miss Ruth Beauford is at home
from Greenwood for a visit to her
mother.
Mr.. A. h. Woodhurst spent Mon.
day in Troy with relatives.
Mr.. Fred Cason and son Minis, OF
Abbeville and Mr.. Lewis Beauford
and Mr.. Norman Cason made music
at the home of Mr.. N. S. Cason Mon.
day night which vas enjoyed by all
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-22
THE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY

The County Bible Society is to
meet at Shiloh on July, 9th, the last
Wednesday of the month. The Board
Of Directors will meet at ten o'clock
and the public exercises will begin
1T II o'clock. A picnic dinner will be
served on the grounds. The address
will be made by Professor john G.
Clpkscales, AMI that is enough to
assure US thai i. will be a fine one.
LIT US all be present to encourage
the speaker, to enjoy social and
spiritual refreshment, ard to aid
the good cause. The Shiloh people
are much interested in the Bible
cause, and Bible-loving people all
over the county should show an ap-
probation of this interest. Come
one, come all.
j. I. Mccain, President.
July, 20, 1921 st