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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

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WANTED
BOYS
TO
THE INrELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Office, 1906 Market ST.
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roR SAnH-PoULr1Y.

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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-20
THE MOVIES

A million children, every night, be-
hold the movie actors; in education,
wrong or right, the films are mighty
factors. And so the famous movie
folk have influence unmeasured; their
every move, their every joke in youth
full hearts are treasured. So they
should make their lives so clean they
will sparkle in their beauty and not
seem angles on the screen and de-
mons when off duty. As artists true
they should appear and not as bloom
ing smarties; they should cut out the
booze and beer and all the frenzied
parties. Ny little Willie goes tonight
to see a movie story; the heroine is
blithe and bright, all smiling in her
glory; but some one whispers to the
lad, "She goes her gaudy course as
though she hadn't whipped her dad
and gained fourteen divorces And
Willie in admiring mood regards the
hero's capers till Whisper says, Hes
often stewed-I read it in the papers
Then little Willie toddles home, his
sentiments uuspoken, but mournful
thoughts are in his dome-his idols
have been broken. The Bluebeard
door has been unlocked, one glance
therein suficcs; and little kids should
not be shocked by tales Of tawdry
vices. WALT MASON.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-20
THE BAPTIST CONVENTION

Jackson extends a cordial welcome
to the Baptist state convention which
assemblies here tonight for its an
nual meeting.
The gathering brings to the capital
city the representatives of Mississip-
PTS largest religious denomination,
and among them will be found many
of the foremost men and women of
the commonwealth. They are being
entertained in private homes III vari-
Gus parts of the city, and everywhere
they have been received with bounte-
Gus hospitality.
The growth of the Baptist church
in this state has been nothing short
of phenomenal, Its membership is
now approaching, the 215,000 mark,
and accessions to the ranks during
the past year will total more than
10000.
1t is particularly fitting that the
state convention should be held this
year in the First Baptist church Of
Jackson, congregation organized
more than four-score years ago, and
which, despite the fact that it oc-
cupies one of the handsomest edifices
in the state, has grown to such pro
portions that it is necessary to tear
down the present structure and erect
more commodious house of worship.
The First Baptist church of Jackson
now has a membership in excess Of
900, and funds have been raised to
erect a new church, costing probably
100000, and which will at once take
rank as one of the most commodious
houses of worship in the common
wealth.
Jackson considers it both q plea
sure and a privilege to entertain such
a distinguished gathering, and our
citizens will Join with hearty good
will in an effort to make the stay Of
the delegates in the capital city en-
ioyable An every respect.-From the
Jackson Daily News.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-20
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

The Board of Directors of the Col
umbus and Lowndes County Chamber
Of Commerce recognizes that Centen-
| nial Celebrations occur many years
apart, and that the Centennial Cele-
bration which has just been observed
in the city of Columbus is an event,
whose history should be preserved as
far as possible, and they desire q
memorial of it's inception and the
work of the Centennial.
The matter of the Centennial Cele-
bration was brought to the attention
of the Board of Directors in the spring
Of 1921, and the opportunity for rem
dering service in the celebration of
the Centennial was eagerly seized A
great deal of work had to be done.
The proper leadership for outlining
the plans and the program had to be
obtained. The first step taken was
to select a committee to secure and
adopt the plans and the program. This
committee was selected by the Board
of Directors of the Chamber of Com
nclNe OH ApllA IL A'-Af anu N'AioAoeo
of the following representative cit
liens of Columbus:
r. +. Johnston, Chairman; J. r.
Manser, Secretary Chamber of Com
merce; J. c. FAINT, F. P. Phillips, f. L.
Kuykendall, Y. b. lines, ID. J. SEES
sums. j. /. Kaufman. H. NJ. Pratt.
The work Of the committee was
arduous and difficult, but they under
took the matter with zeal and determ-
nation. The results Of the Centen-
NAL have manifested the loyal and
patriotic work of the committee, and
this Board of Directors, for and in
behalf of the Chamber of Commerce,
as well as Of the entire citizenship
of Columbus. desires to express in
its minutes sincere appreciation to
the splendid chairman, Mr. r. f.
Johnston, and his able corps of as
sociate members, together with the
very efficient and effective services Of
our able secretary. Mr.. J. r. Manser.
Signed:
]. l. HARRISON,
J.. F. FRIERSON,
Committee from Board of Directors.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-20
STATS DIARY

FRIDAY-The teecher asst Jane
why was they not very menny win
mills emmy more & Jane sed they had
ran out of wind since they was a use
ing so menny Eroplains & Ralunes.
SATURDAYS pa q ma & me
was walking down the street they
was a fella on the corner begging for
money, Pa was kinda grouchy q did
dent have no munney emmy how as ma
had been shopping yesterday q he
sed the bcggar Why do you stand
there a begging and the begger reply
ed q sed Sir / haven't no automobile
2 beg in.
SUNDAY--pa was a iawing at me
because | had ran around with sum
ruff kids. He sed ! should ought 2
be more Particular. Look ut me he
sed | am acquainted with all Of the
best peopul in the town Ma sed Yes
he is but they is a lot of them wont
admit it.
MONDAY-pa was warning ma
about deseese germs which is on mum
ey like small pox & dipthery & NEE
sells & humps e. bunyuns and etc. But
they assent emmy danger Of ma getting
emmy deseeses unless the germs isl
mitey quick jumpers.
TUESDAY-Jane saw me running
away from Pug Stevens which sed he
was going to whale the stuffing ou-
ia me. She curled up her lips & sed
meanishly Yure . coward & it was
a disgrace 2 run frum Pog ike you
done. ! diddent say much her cause
she is lady but believe me | wood
rether be disgraced than disfggered.
WEDNESDAY-the teecher asst a
question of Jake What is q Volcano
& he sed 2 her A Volcano is a noun
tain which is hollow & full of hot
lather.
THURSDAY-Jane rote me note
and sed on it Dear Stats do you still
like me? what did you get in rithma
tick? what are you going to do Sat
urday? | rote back and answered her
III say so sixty trap mushrats &
skunks.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-20

How can a man keep bis wife IS
hands out Of his pockets . asks
subscriber. You might try holding
them tenderly, now and then, Just ike
you used to before marriage. Also,
give her a little spending money once
in awhile, and don't growl about It.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-20

Two angels issued, where but one went in.
Death at any period Of life is sad, ineXpresslbly
sad whether it comes in the morning OF lie, at
noontide or at evening time when the limbs are
weary and the vision is blurred by age
But it is tragically pathetic when mother
dies, whether it be when she feels for the first
time her first bon's BREATH or after children
and grandchildren have gathered around her to
draw inspiration from her consecrated life.
The love of a mother is the nearest akin to
the love of Christ of any love we know. Man can
not understand mothers love, because ne is
man. 1t is so broad, so deep, so high, so unsehsh
and so compassionate that man cannot grasp It's
full meaning. a h
Some one said they dreamed -that God sent an
angel to the earth to find something that eoud-be
carried just as twas, to Heaven. Flowers were
taken, but they wthered. Baby's smiles were
taken, but they gave way to frowns when age
came on Jewels were carried to Heaven, but
they had no value in the celestial kingdom. AT
length a mothers love was taken to the upper
world and it was received as the one thing OF
earth that was acceptable in Heaven.
Mrs. Frances Ruth McGahey perceived when
she was young the wonderful reality OF the re-
ligion of Christ, and accepted it with unbounded
faith. She lived this religion day after day and
year after year 1t soothed and sustained her as a
girl as a wife as a mother. She passed through
I; long and useful life cleaning on the everlasting
arms" AS she went down the westward slope she
found that those everlasting arms were strong
and were able to hold her up. The weaker she
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-20
POSTED NOTICE

This Is to give notice that our land.
known as the Luke Webb and NJ. Nj.
Polk place. miles on the West Side
Of the Nashville road from this city.
Is posted from all hunting. fishing.
trapping and trespassing. Imposi-
tors will be prosecuted.
Signed:
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-20
E DIT 0 RIA l.
A MOTHER LAID TO REST

Then fell upon the house sudden gloom,
shadow on those features fair and thin,
And safely. from that hushed and darkened
room,
Two angels issued, where but one went IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

Weldon. where .he* willie visit Mrs.
MIS-. j. 6. Bramhan. OF Austin,
Minnesota. was the guest OF Mrs. ".
q. Riamhatn several days this week,
on her way from Florida TO Chicago
and Austin.
john w. Burroughs. Of Newhcrn.
= former Durhamite. was Il visitor in
the city Tuesday AMI Wednesdays
w. q. Chamber has returned to his
home in Mount Vernon. ~ Y, after
q visit to his son. Captain =. G. Cham
bcrs.
+. Il. Rollins. Carl G. Council. VI. +.
MurdauGh and Harry Lehman spent
sunday and Monday in Richmond,
ma liking the. trip In an automobile
Mics Cora Wright. Miss Mamie
Wright and Richard III. Wright have
returned home after fve-wceEs' trip
T." Miami, Palm Beach. ST. Petersburg
and other points OF interest in Flor
ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Wimb.sh. Of
Soudan, Va. are visiting Mrs j. l..
Harris. in this city.
Little Miss Margaret Henry King
was hostess Wednesday, afternoon to
4 number OF her little friends at tho
home OF her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Harris King. celebrating her ninth
birthday.
Mrs. Annie Laurie Long has return
ed from visit OF several weeks in
New York. Washington and Rich
mond. While in New York she was
the guest of Mrs. G.. w. Toms
MI and Mrs. Rotchcr III. Watkins
Wednesday morning returned to their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

tween the Missionary Society and the
Ladies Aid society.
N,hmr Williams a student of Ran.
dolph- Macon College. is at his home
at caliho Ill with grippe.
Misses Ruth Winstead and Alma
White We're weekend guests 81 Mrs.
q VI. SANDY ut iiyacinth.
The. T. u. :. Club gave a very en-
ioEabls tahy stew At the home of
Mr.. ana Airs. W. IL. Blackwell one
evening recently Delicious chicken
salad. sandwiches and hot coffee
were served about II O'Clock.
Among those present were: Misses
AGNES Burgess, Carrie Lee Clarke.
Blundon. Mae Diller, Grace Brent.
Gladys Whalcy. Charlotte Dclamo.
Mary Blackwell: Bob and Cecil Bur
CESS. Edward. Citation and Arthur
Fruett, bernard Brent. DIR. Wilson
;elbN. Professor Snowdon HudnaIl
Tom c"ppcdce. Maurice Jet. Thomn I
BLACKWELL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bur
s"sS Music and games We're en-
joyrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank George. of
Lillian. were dinner guests OF Mir and
Mrs. Il. y. Jett recently.
Mrs. } ! Brent and daughter. Miss
timore. and will visit in Washing
ton before returning.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Edwards recent
~ visited Mrs. William Flynt.
Ira liamblin. OF Baltimore. is Wis
iting his mother in lleathsviile.
J. Edgar Anderson. of Hcathsviilc.
has been appointed sheriff OF North
umbrrlnd County. succeeding l.. w.
iioadley, resigned.
Mrs. MarEarettc Mac and Mrs. Ill
-urSts OF REV. and Mrs J. s Wal
lace. IN Hcathsvilic.
Mrs ". y p"geett. of wccms.
mother. Airs ". T. Anderson. in
EcdtNSNillc.
L. Ioiiiconrr Palmer. of Baltimore.
IS visiting his sister. Mrs. j. q. Rice.
Mrs ! J. tiamblim. VIII" has been
3s.iing in Baltimore. has returned
y l.. Hcadle!' and family. OF Coans.
VIII Ia the near future move Ia
'S ,ir a"N u !" I ls, 49,, .,
MISS Mss tannse May. have returned FROM
Mrs ne ms''i e. waII,er; of Mon,ross,
left recently for Richmond. i,hila-
d"Irhia and Atlantic city.
Mrs =. Il. Perkins. i;eidvilie re-.
Mrs J.. !. Trent. Miss Grace ana
Mrs. j. y. Rice was n recent CUES,
tt%r S%v>rai days 81 her daughter
Miss G"noV;eVe smith, Of sunny.
side. was a recent guest OF her sis.
tors Mrs Ii Il. Chiffon. kilmarnocii
ana MIS-. Il II. -. Hubbard, Whit.
Mrs ILoyd T. Smt,h and Mr.. an,
M4> T. Hugh Smith were rccen,
guests If Mrs. raymond Lee HAM.
IN Ec"dvilic
t"w friends were entertained -,
ne 'hWir House" Hcedvillc. by Mrs
'!'nsN McFarland. recently. In honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
---------o --.----
HEATHSVILLE

u IiEATHSvlI.LE VA. Mar.h 80
s;Hr. ana Mrs Harry DudSou OF Bal
s.Sfnore' are spending some time with
Nc laucrS parents. Mr.. and Mrs
ssN"wsome, near Avalon
Mr. ana Mrs. otis Crowthcr OF
.:fEaion' w"r" recent guests o: the
.Ei.ttcr's parents. NJ ana MIS- w A.
sWalker. OF Eeathsville. tn. ocr.,sfor
rbeing the celebration Of Mrs crow
stHer's brothers. birthday NOS,
ShonQ..
H. NJ aud Mrs weldon Booth ana
sftucsts at symmetrical" .ne homo OF
>sNr. and Mrs n Brandt.
H ~ w. H. BOYD has returned from
y, l |ns'91ST r iTip i% h a i.,. u
Marc Of coan. are visiting relatives
Mrs ! = Krog;. VINO ha~ been
.'iiine relatives herr. has returned
ncHompInisd by her mother Mrs.
J. ". Slsson.
Misses Lydia Coulbouruc. o. Mora
tito and Garne;t Boo'l,r. OF Lots
hurg. were Weekend i:ucsts OF Miss
Ms"y Garner at l.ewisett,
Miss sarah Haudoiuh Brent was a
guest at a recent dinner par;y ., tho
HON. OF stafford Murphy In W.s.-
nor"'and She was also a wecE-rni
guest with others nj "Nomlat Hail.
the home % Mr. and Ms rom Az
ucst
Rev ana Mrs j : wallace we're
recent dinrc' guests az Mr. und Mrs
NJ =. CARRIER
a X crailc stepped from "a" run
nirg board OF an autpmopll. while
q vas In motion. Failing. lie was
stunned aud severely shock" :.
Monday from William and Mary col
lcro for h. Easter holidays
MIS-. Ira Dawson is home from
visit TO her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
lien social" was h,ld at ,hc
home Of Mrs Grace Booker. near
Lol;shurg. recently lay Mrs Andrew
EeGdlcy. Mrs. Eugene Fallin aud
Miss Garnet; Hooker \ enc musical
prorram wac rendered. ;hcn a read
nE by Mrs Rachel Chambers and 70
Nrics tan, by Rev. j : WaNacc In
rug'fd 20 IN" centenary fund
Refreshments were served Tho
h~ns were counted thirty-hv" having
boon given. several dollar- were do
uatcd - lieu nf hens There were
icrty-iVc guests present.
The proceeds VIII he divided hh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
DURHAM

DURHAM. y. C.. March Io.-Mrs
Charles Daniel NOEL. OF Danviilr.
who has been the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Austin H. Carr has
gone to Rocky Mount, where she will
spend some time with Mr.. Nocll. who
Is in IN" tobacco business there. Mrs.
Carr has now as her guest her sister.
Miss Seasholis. OF Danvillc.
Miss Beatrice Browning has gone
on an extended trip To Il.nn Point.
Lexington. Thomasvillc. Salisbury
and Concord.
Mrs. c. e. Ilowerton and two
daughters. Margaret and Elizabeth.
have gone to Black Mountain. whera
they Will preside. They will he
vile.
J. Is Mason and daughter. Miss
Lily Nelson Mason. have returned
from beaufort. where they have been
Visiting relatives.
from visit TO Burlington. She was
accompanied home by her sister. Miss
Elsie +. hs'iw";th, who spent a few
days here.
OF the primary grades OF the ely
schools. returned home Monday from
two weeks trip---onc. week attend
ing the National Educational Asso-
week in New York. visiting the vari-
Gus schools of that city. and taking:
notes Of the latest modes If teach
ing i'll the primary depar tment there.
Miss Ada re::y has returned to
her home in Greensboro. after visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. John &. Farrell
who has been sick for some time
Mrs. Fred y. Day and Miss liza
Bennett, who have been visiting Mrs.
Days daughter. Mrs. Il. W elliott
have returned TO their homes N
Winston Salem.
Miss Eva Crews has returned to
the city after an absence Of about
two months spcne II visiting her
niece. Mrs. H. ~ Lyon. In spartan
burg.
MIR. and Mrs W p. Henry have re :
tnrncd from Il visi. If several lays
in richmond
Mrs. Z. y. wrisn. and daughter.
Mrs. s. {. Chambers. LEFT Monday for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
PROFESSOR PECRAM IS A
RANDOLPH NAC0N VISITOR
pcan of Applied Science. Column
bia University, Makes Study
Of Scientific Work.
Speclal 20 Tho Times plspatch

ws Special 20 The Times plspatch.l
q ASHLAND. VA. March l9.-Frofes-
IfPr George Il pcFram. dean OF the
SichGol Of Applied Sciences. Columbia
sS,niNersity. was n visitcr ON The Ran
No phi Macon campus recently Dean
,Sstesrnn. who is a North Carclulam
~. birth, is invcstiSatin- the scion-
z ,iifsrwork OF Southern college, with
.JtftFeuce tp its co-relaeion with the
EorH OF the engineering schools OF
q DIR; Ennlon O. Williams. Of Rich
Tnond. state Health Commissioners
spoke TUESDAY night before the Y. VI
III n. OF Randolph Macon College ON
INC subject OF Preventive Medicine"
y DR.. Williams gave very Informing
Itcts regarding tho efforts or ma
Slonai and state health organizations
~ combating preventative diseases
SHnd stated that. with adequate iiEan-
aia! supp" I. the ccmplete eradication
~ many common diseases would be
Sbi!t possible within the next few
sears.
= pr. Williams paid a special tribute
Mo pr Henry Rose Carter Virgin
gan, whom he classes as one OF the
SWorld'S greatest scientists in the field
tpi sanitation. aud the richt-hand man
81 Or GorEaS In the work which re-
@tuccd the death rate Of the Panama
= 'anai Zone To "a figure lowe. Than
Sh&t OF any city or state Of the Cnitcd
States $50 ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

home in winston Salem. after n visit,
0a several days to Mrs. Watkins
parents, Air. and Mrs. J. u. HamiIn
NJ. Conway has returned from a
Nisit OF several days In Danvill..
\, Mrs; r. NJ. SeaEic, after u VISIT 10
mrs. y. &: Stailings. In this city. has
returned TO her home In Charlotte.
MI. and Mrs. George Parker aud
i'itlc son, Bobby. OF Richmond. who
nave been visiting In Durham. have
gone 10 Greensboro on u visit.
Mrs. I. Il. Shore. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. ". Olive.
Tor Tor the past week, has returned to
Winston Salem.
Mrs. Charles Webb spent Tues day
night in the city with her sister. Mrs.
~. L. Rollins. and left "Wednesday
Tor her home in Morchcad city. Miro.
webb came here from oxford. where
"nc WAS called recently on arcount OF
me illness and death OF her mother.
Mrs. Stecd.
Mrs. Il. l.. Bryan has returned from
= TWO weeks visit to her daughter.
Mrs: L. NJ. chappelI. in Iiartsvilic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

Almost every oae Knows That sag.
Il Tea and Sn!phur p.oprrly roin-
pounded. brings bbck tn. ratur..
color and lmstrc % the hair wtru
faded. streaEcd or graz Years ago
the only way 10 get this mts,urc yyus
TO make u al home. which mus,y
and troublesome
y Nowa6ays we simply ask at ANS
drug sior" 10 'Wyc,hs Sac. and
Sulphur COMPOUND You wi.i 81, .
Improved by the addition % other
singrcdicnts. a. yer! l.ttl, c,st.
Everybody uses THIS propagation upv
because no one can possibly tell tNu
you Garkcned your hair as ~ a.
III so naturally and evenly gu
sdampen sponge or soft brush Wit
Sjt and draw riig through your nsfr
taking one small strand at tfins
by morning the gray hair disappears.
and after another application ~ '.Pp.
your hair becomes Beautifully dnr-
thick AID GLOSSY and .nU Loo. ,.,it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
he DARKENED HIS
GRAY HAIR
Tells How he Did Ii.

Mir. i. y. ncCrea. Il weli-known
resident OF California. who was called
Daddy and Grandpa on account OF his
white hair. and who darkencd /; ySith
= homemade miXturc. recently made
the following statement:
Any one can prepare a simple miS-
turc at home that viii darkem gray
hal: and make il soft and glossy. T."
a half-pint Of water add ounce Of
BAY rum. small box Of Barbo Com
pound and onc-qunrter ounce Of Eiy-
ccrine
These ingredients can be bought "a
any drug store at very little cost.
Apply to The lair twice a week until
the desired shade IS obtained. l.,
locs not color the scalp. is not sticky
or greasy and docs not rub oft."-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

innsnranec Company. which met In
roanoke Tuesday.
,Nrs. NJ. l.. Walton and daughter.
Mis- Mary Benil Walton. have re-
turned from Baltimore. where Miss
nni.on Went TO consult specialist
Tor tnrout trouble
Mrs: W. NJ. Calvert aud ID. j.. Davis
a,tended The funeral OF their uncle,
inomas s. Davis. in IfarrisoE:-~-e>
M"incsday afternoon. Mr. Dtvis'
death occurred ut the home of hi.
dauShter, Mrs. W. r.. swami, OF Camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

r. 1.orrainc. of Richmond. MIR. wynn.
der Is receiving treatment from :,
Hi4liIlond hosoi.a; ="
Mrs David =. Walton and Mrs. p.
~ ',ohrDauSl! zero recent hustcssss
ipr the meeting &C the Card t.Iuh al
the,r hetnc on Nriilcnberg street.
Mrs H. .. Nicodcnus has returp.J
10 her home in Frederick. Ma, after
VISIT 20 fr!en'' IN wopdstuc!t.
JACOB iaun. OF WooLgtoch. and
'rri'i">, Oh rIirbur:. at.
TENDED the annual meeting OF thu
80 i".usrS % ihc Shenandoah Life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
1int Your Gray Hail
Trial Package Free!

Jus; Tor a shor, time IN order To
rroVe 10 many more thousands OF
women thu, SrpwEatoE. - ~ !lc;.
tho rcrfcc' l,it for gray faded.
sircaAed hair the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uf
this really Wonderful PREPARATION y IN
sand tria! package frrc tu those
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BrOwnatuu" = positively rUE"an-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Why Diamond Dyes
Don't Streak, Fade

Beware Of "ali-purpose" dyes Of
fcrcd by some stores. Every woman
knows that wool and silk need "A Diff
iereh' dye than cotton. linen and
mlSeu goods. because wool and silk
come from animals and cotton comes
from plant. That's why there ia Il
Diamond Dye for Wool or Silk and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
WOODSTOCK

WOODSTOCK, VA, March i9-Miss
Marsaret Davis was hostess for tho
weekly meeting Of the Bridge Club
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
Ellen Martin on Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry = Wundar. OF
MI. jackson. are guests OF their som
ln-iaW and lauEhtor. Dr. md Mrs. W.