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Card of Thanks
Local*, p« lin*
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Morris, 506 Hartford street, and Mr.
Carter, nephew of Mr. Morris, gave
a birthday surprise in honor of Mrs.
Katie Johnson, and Miss Carter, sis
ter of Mr. Carter. The evening was
spent in music, after which a three
course dinner was served.
Misses Mabel -and Ethel Tibbela
from Jamestown, Ohio, are here visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Robinson,
22 Cornell street.
The W. H. M. Society of JtcKinley
Church, met last Thursday evening
at Mrs. Henry Taylor's on Kenworth
avenue, with an interesting meeting.
There were two new members added
to the roll. Mrs. J. E. Burton, the
delegate, made an excellent report of
the annual meeting which convened
in Louisville, Ky. The next meeting
at Mrs. Adaniel'a, 17 Brady street,
July 25, 1918.
A very delightful surprise was ten
dered Miss Crycelia Everett, 55 Mead
street, Monday afternoon, July 15, in
honor of her fifteenth birthday an
niversary. Games, music and refresh
ments made the afternoon very en
joyable. Those who enjoyed the hos
pitality of Miss Everett were Genora
Jones, Isabel Higins, Rosetta Flood,
Lena Gay, Gertrude Sykes, Maggie
E. Jones, Wilma Sykes, Claudie
Graves, Rosa Everett, Vandaline
Everett, May S. Jones, John Owings,
S. Jones, W. Owing and Eleanor
Jones. After a very delightful re
past the guests departed, wishing
Miss Everett many more happy birth
day anniversaries.
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Local Items
Miss Jennie Buford, kindergarten
teacher of Paris, Ky., and Master
Oilie E. Smith are visiting Mrs.
Mattie Mealey of West Fifth street.
Miss Buford is Mrs. Mealey's sister
and Ottte her nephew,
rs. M. H. Dale was hostess to
the Ideal Clover Leaf club Thursday,
July Fourth. Six visitors were pres
ent, each one giving encouraging re
marks. After the business session
the hostess served a dainty two
course luncheon. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Dillard Estelle, 266
Hawthorne street( Thursday July 2(5,
1918.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson arid
children, William and Edna, motored
to Cincinnati, Covington and New
port, Ky., Sunday, July 5.
Miss Ella Avery of Homestead
Class masting 1 IS m.
C. E. League 6:S0p. m.
Prayer m*@ting —.Wednesday night
Sunday School —i—J*:S0 a,m.
Preaching 10:8© ». m. and 7:80 p. m.
Trust** Board *v*ry flrat and third
Our Sunday School will convene
promptly1 at 9:30 and conclude its
session promptly at 1(1:30.
One of the noted Divines of the
city will exchange pulpitc with the
pastor Sunday morning. Members
and friends are urgently requested to
be present and thereby lend prestage
to the occasion. S-
Come with a song in your heart,
and a song on your lips came pray
ing for the presence of the Holy
Spirit come prepared to boost the
collection come with a determination
to make this one of the best meetings
you have attended this year, and re
member the results of the day's wor
ship depends largely upon yoa.
The evening service will begin
promptly at 8 o'clock and Rev, S. B.
Campbell will preach for us.
Rev. Campbell is a native African
and is in attendance at Wilberforce,
fitting himself for the work in his
native country. He is a good
preacher asd manifests a deep inter-
proved after
by Dr. Cox.
a successful operation
Mrs. P. D. Moxley, 715 West Fifth
street, has returned home from the
hospital after a successful operation.
Mrs. C. Willis and daughter
Rosalind, have returned home after
a delightful visit in Harveysburg,
Scott.
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Hoar of Sunday Services
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Official Board #r«ry second and fourth
Tuesdays.
J. C. Farrow Clark Trust** Board
Columbus MeG«*
The Pauline Conception and pre- the sermon. Let every member and
sentution of "The Sinner in His Sins,"
—-uosaad ituisBOfd 3UJ8S uaqM
sp.ioA\
well
and "The Sinner Saved from His tage of these opportunities and come
Sins," occupied the twenty minutes to church. Services at 8 p. m. The
of sermon on Sunday morning. The invitation is to all. "Come thou with
rapid but most graphic stroke on
Rome as the center of all thought 1 Sabbath School at 9:45 a. m. Let
and activity during bt. Paul's life every member come and bring some
prepared the minds of the congrega-' one with you be on time. That means
tion for the comparison of "The Sin- to help sing the opening song or lose
ner in His Sins" and "The Sinner hn the contest. Mr. Walter Dougherty
Saved Through Faith and Grace." A|was host at the Brotherhood last
very telling item of comparison was Monday evening. A very pleasant
the respective attitudes of the Chris-J evening was spent and a delicious
tian towards the church and the lunch was served and meeting was
things of the church generally and adjourned until the first Monday in
towards the world and things of the August.
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avenue, left the city Friday, July 12, "l picnics, parties, card games, dajices, gical treat for the night of June 9
for Chicago, where she will spend clubs, socials, and other purely com-. There will be a lawn fete at Fifil
I tJbe summer. munity enjoyments we muh,t, and and Olive Saturday nighL.
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Mrs. Mary Cairnon Thompson is at'grace to each other an to everyone) Mrs Georgie met* is quit* ill ui
home from the hospital much ixn- in church and other places where -her 215 Ctostoeet.
Clerk Steward Bewd
W. G. H»gn« Engrossinf Secretary
est in the work. Later on he will
lecture to us of his native land. A
good attendance is expected.
The Omega Girls are about to
launch a great campaign give them
a boost in their effort.
Later on the pastor and the Omega
Girls will make an itenary of the
churches of Dayton, if they can suc
ceed in getting the consent of the
pastors.
Your dollar money is now due and
it will lessen the burdens of the pas
tor if you pay it now. The confer
ence convenes here the 25th of Sep
tember, and it will necessitate great,
effort on the part of all. So if we
wish to succeed let each member and
friend work to that end by helping
with the eonnectional claims now,
thereby clearing the decks to extend
a hearty welcome to our distinguished
visitors who will be in attendance at
the conference.
Boost the Omega Girls.
Christ's kingdom is especially pro
moted.
The Sunday school session was preg
nant with a fruitage that aroused
much hopes in the minds of the Vicar.
The lesson was the collect for the
Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Lord
of ail power and might, who art the
Author and Giver of all good things,
graft in our hearts a love of Thy
Ohio, the guests of Mrs. Alice R. (name Increase in us true religion
The Unique Study club met at Mrs
H. O. Shadden's on Homestead ave
nue, July 10. Mrs. A. J. Hockman
prepared a very interesting paper.
The subject was "Woman's Wages
Should Be the Same as Men's." A
lively discussion followed. Miss
Louedna Shank of Evansville, Ind.,
was the guest of honor, and Mrs.
Thomas of Dayton View. Miss Shank
is a very interesting talker. The
hostess served a dainty lunch. The
club will meet July 24, with Mrs. Wm.
Stewart, 405 Norwood avenue.
nourish us with all goodness and
Of Thy great mercy keep ui in the
same, through Jesus our Lord. Amen.
This is a perfect prayer. One may
say many more words, but a few, if
any more comprehensive. Here the
heart is a garden, and God the gar
dener. What else, what better thing
can one wish?
Regular services next Sunday.
7 a. m„ Holy Communion.
10 a. m., Sunday School.
11 a. m., Morning prayer and ser
mon.
You are most cordially invited to
worship with us. A sincere welcome
awaits you. v
Mrs. A. A, Challenger and daugh
ter Gladys and Josephine, with Mrs.
Washington, all of Middletown, were
calling on friends in Dayton Wednes-1
day, July 10. They were en route, Day. The families were well repre*
to Springfield to the Mite Missionary' sen^d in large numbers, and listened
convention. to a wonderful discourse from "Come
thou and all thy house." Services
ST. MARGARET'S NEWS this Sunday at the usual hour. Ser
mon by the pastor in charge, Mrs.
Father J. N. Samuels-Belboder, Vicar Maud Walker will render a solo after
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WESLEYAN METHODIST
Last Sunday was known as Family
wisher of the cause take advan-
US) and
we will do thee good."
We wish to thank the frienda and^1""83
»c«W,orB for their kindness and »ym-1 f"™'
path that was shown
s,q, death and buriai of
Mr Fre(1 Fant 190 Hawthorne street.
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their kindnes8 and consolinp words.
M'KINLEY M. NOTES
ful in good works as they we*e in in their place at 8 p. m. .Saturday
evil works. The request is most fit- 'class leaders and other offiierP%i!l
ting for us all today. The fine man-' have written reports.
ners which we show to each qtherl The Ladies Aid is planning a mn
Sunday will be quarterly meeting
PJjoav Rev. Dr. Shelton, district superintendr1
agreeableness, and *»o repels, rather ent, will preach.
than wins men and women to thej Communion service at 3 p. n\., tu
church. The ability to win which he which all pastors and their coagre
displayed and which he still possessed gations are invited.
he refuses to use. The many fruits The Ladies' Aid met Wednfsday at
which he brought forth in his first the home of Mrs. Thomas. A very
condition are not repeated in his new interesting meeting was held. Mrs.
condition. He becomes a being of Watkins was elected delegate to the
the nature of a monument—of little district conference, with Mrs. Wells
inspiration generally. Paul asked alternate. All members of the quar
the Roman Christians to be as fruit-
rterly
conference are expected to be
show always with greater, *.
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Colored Man Chief of
French Commission
ST/' Btatxe T^iagne, a full' Wooded
Negro who represents the Senegal in
the French Chamber, has visited West
Africa as Chief of the French Com
mission. His suite consisted of sev
eral white officials of the French gov
ernment and a black French military
officer. On his departure from Gam
bia an address was delivered to him
in part as follows:
gjr:—We, representing the natives
and residents of the Colony of tho
Gambia of Negro blood, take this op
portunity of your visit to our chores,
of publicly tending to you Our heart
felt congratulations on the high honor
conferred on you by the french Re-i
public, as Deputy of the Colony of i
Senegal and Chief of a Commission
to French West Africa, an honor
which, we fully believe, you have very^
well earned.
That you, a Negro of tho» Wplof
tribe, should lead the van in this re
spect, is to us a matter of greai
thankfulness to God, and affords u
much impetus in our efforts to do
our best in whatever sphere we may
be, fully believing that as the day
has come for such recognition from
the French Republic, it will also
come from the British Empire, to $
which we are glad an. proud to be-j»
long.—The Crisis. f!
Old False Teeth Wanted
Don Matter If Broken
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We pay up to lR dollars per set. Also
cash for Old Gold, Silver and broken
Jewelry. Ch«-ck sent by return mail.'
Goods held 10 days for si-rulers approv
of our offer. Mazer's Tooth Specialty
Dept. A, 2007 S, 5th St. Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.
Remove FrrcMcs, Tan, Risings,
Bumps, Hlemishet)
Have Soft, Fair Bright Skin
Black and White—Sent By
Mail, 25 Cents
Just apply Black and White Oint
ment (for white or colored folks) as
directed on package, to face, neck,
arms or hands. It is very pleasant to
'the skin and has the effect of bleach
ing dark, sallow or blotch skin, clear
ing the skin of risings, bumps, pim
ples, blaclfheads, wrinkles, tan or
freckles—giving you^a clear, soft, fair,
bright complexion, making you the
envy of everybody. Black and White
Ointment is away ahead of powder
which only covers up imperfections.
Black and White removes them. Sold
on a money back guarantee, only 25c
(stamps or coin) sent by mail, or if
you send $1 for four boxes of Black
and White Ointment, a 25c cake of
CARD OF THANKS jBlack and White Soap included free.
Pkugh
I Agents Make an Easy I^fng
my father-in-! "Piling ub. Apply for temtors
and special deal. Black and White
Undertaker Jones for Ointment sold everywhere.—Adv.
Mrs. Fred Fant
and Grand Children.
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lieve will come to the world through
this Great War will be a just esti
mate and due recognition of the worth
and merit of all, irespective to race
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