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INTERESTING ITEMS GLEANED BY THE AGE CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK I HaTcrslraw, N. Y. Haverstraw, N. Y. Philip Brown ha recently purchased several acres oi laoj at VN hite Bond, J.

Miss Susie Steward oi this city became the bride of Junior Lee of North Carolina last week. Miss Louise Steward, sister of. the bride, ind'. Josiah Fuller were witnesses. Irene White, formerly of Haverstraw but now a resident of New Canaan, spent last Thursday as the guest of her mother, Mrs.

John White. Mr. Johnson has opened a fine restaurant on Mrs. Marie Cherry, a public school teacher of Gastonia. X.

it the guest of her uncle, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John White, and friends in her former home, New Haven, Conn. Rnttville. S.

N. Y. S. X. Y.

Mr. and Thomas Smith and family spent Sunday at Washington Park, Bayonne. Mrs. Barguet returned to her home in Brooklyn after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.

Ahram Decker. James McCoy was overcome with the heat Thursday while at work." He! is feeling much better. Miss Olive Pedrow and Harold Moody motored to Port Richmond Saturday evening and attended the Ritt Theatre. i Miss Edna McDonald of Mont clair spent several days with her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh McDonald. Miss Mable. Decker spent Tuesday in New York. Mrs. Anderson who was 1 1.

I 1 1 1.4 week with illness is able to be out again. Mr. Roberts and daughter of Tew Y'erk, who has been visiting Mr. Roberts parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Bishop, had dinner with Mr. Beatrice Bevanj Thursday. Miss Alice Randolph of Jersey City it Friday evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Roach.

XIiss Vera Landin, Mi. James McCawley of Woodbridge and Mr. and. Mtf. Eaton of Perth Amboy attended a show in Newark, Thursday evening.

Herbert Tyler of Woodbridge. X. I visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henman Saturday evening.

Miss Daisy Eaton and Joseph Ea tssa of Tottenville, Miss Louise Chase and Robert Chase of West New Brighton, Miss Lucille Taylor oi Great Kills, Misses Iris and Hel lis Etheridge, Katherme Taylor, William Toler, Milford Moody and Theodore McCoy went to Perth Ambo" Thursday. and attended a ieci jn' given by the Blue Moon Club. Rev. E. A.

Carroll went to Camp Content Friday afternoon. Mrs. Archinbo of Jersey City is the Matron. Saturday and 'Sunday is "usually busy day at the Camp. Mrs.

Julia. Etheridge sponsored a very successful concert at the Church Thursday evening. Miss Daisy Eaton of Tottenville and Miss Lucille Taylor and Harold Taylor ot Great Kills took a part in the concert. Miss Tavtor sang solo which was enjoyed bv all a she has a very sweei voice ine participants as well as the directre deserve rr credit. Staten island Advance, a daily gave.

the Boy Scoots a nice write up August 10th. They have registered as Troop SO and are the. first and only colored troop on the Island. Rev. E.

Carroll, sr wwred the movement. James Mc is Scoutmaster. Scout Com mitt consists of Rev. J. 0.

Sar reant. Charles Moorlv. Wallare Mr. Coy. Mrs.

waiter Henman knocked rooster in the head with an ax Saturday afternoon to have for her Sunday dinner, she thought she had killed ft but discovered a while later it was stilt alive, her mother in laW. Mrs. Ida Henman then cut its throat with the cissor and threw it in th? yard to bleed to death, a few minutes later they found it still walking around then they put it in a pail and put it in the cellar on the ice bo, a little later they heard MAGNOLIA BELL AxhmlKN. tTiABCf of Aaherille Prize Medal in NELSOVS BEAUTY CONTEST iysays: "Sine mtmg Sdson't my kstrkstkteamtufimnd ami grmummtrml tmcbtt," Not only does Nelson's Htir Dressing improve the appear, ance cfiuir, making it easy to arrange, but it also relieves dandruff ind assists ia keep, ing the solo in good condi tion. Use it regularly fer1 beauty.

SU dntqim nmymlmt NTLSO.V KFG. Richmond. IL4IR DRESSING i noise and found the pail had fallen on the floor, Sunday morning they went to get it and it was alive walking around the cellar, they chased it and it flew out of tjie window and Mr. Hugh McDonald found it at noon time in the lilac bush. Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace McCoy en tertained the following guests for dinner at their home Sunday, Mr. ai.J Mrs. Frank Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Gray of Xew York, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Landin, Mrs. Abram Decker, Miss Mabel Decker, Mr. James A.

McCoy and Mr. B. Munroe. 1 Miss Eva Bishop of Xew York visited her and sister, Mrs. Heneritta Bishop and Mrs.

Mary Henry. Sunday. Sunday afternoon Key. D. A.

Lewis accompanied with his choir and a nlmber of his members wor shipped with us. Rev. Lewis preached a powerful sermon. Goshen, N. Y.

Goshen, X. Y. The Misses Nel lie Van Dunk and Helen M. Jones spent the weekend at Xiagra Falls. Mrs.

Samuel Brown ind daughter of Middletown, X. were visitors here last week. Mrs. Clarence Baker is on the sick list. C.

Wilson of Orange, X. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Baker last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Freeman motored to Xew York City last week. Messrs. George Hunter and Wil liam Baker motored to Salis bury Mills on a fishing trip last week. Jack McVey, Harlem middle weight boxer, won a ten round decision over Lou Sooria here Thursday night.

August 9. Buck Ewmgs A. C. defeated the Goshen Buick nine by a score of 9 1 last Thursday evening. the came the colored team was enter tained at the home of Mr.

and Mrs! William Baker jr. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Xiagara Falls, X. Y.

The Golden Rod Serving Club had a picnic at Port Dalhousic Beach and everyone had a good time. E. B. Curry of Chicago has returned home after visiting his sister. Mrs.

R. B. Stovall. Miss MarjoHe Shackelford is spending the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. R.

B. Stovall. Mrs. Richard Brown and daughter were the guests of Mrs. John Kay las.

week and they had a good time. Booker T. Bray of Gainesville, is visting his aunt, Mrs. R. B.

Stovall. Fouchkeepsie, N. Y. Poughkeepsie, XT. Y.

A welcome reception was given to Rev. S. H. Taylor, his sister, Mrs. Rosie Taylor, and daughter, Alfred Mum, by the members and friends of the church Friday evening, addesses were delivered by the presidents of the board of trustees and other members of the church.

In the absence of Pcv. Payne, pastor of the Baptist his wife, Mrs. Payne brought greetings and words of welcome in behalf of the church. Wijh. the close of the welcorne refreshments were served by a committee of ladies.

Mrs. Georeie Johnson of. Brook lyn is visiting Mrs. Jessie Wyo of A en ace. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Boldin of Xew York City are spending a few days with friends in the city. Dr. Taylor delivered two able sermons Sunday at 11 a. m.

and 8 p. m. Mrs. Chas. Pierce and family has returned home after motoring to Salisbury, to visit her fa ther.

flans have been made tor a grand rally in the interest of the church. Mrs. Alfred Munn and sons of Walerbury. are still with her father Rev. W.

Taylor at the parsonage. Mrs. Annie Johnson of Xyack is guest of Mrs. Rosia Taylor, sister of Rev. Taylor at 62 Cottage N.

Y. The Rose Club Tea Room has discontinued business for awhile. Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse, X.

Y. Mrs. T. W. Hawkins and her house guest, Miss E.

S. Wears, spent the weekend with Miss Gladys Stewart and her mother, Mrs. Carrol Johnson. They were delightfully entertain ed by Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Farker Miss E. C. Wears, librarian of the Florida A.

and M. College, is attending summer school at Syra cuse University. Miss M. L. Williams entertained a few friends at cards last Thursday afternoon ather home on South Beach street.

Miss Dabney of Richmond, won the prize; Mrs. Margaret Devoe. the second prize; and Mrs. J. Ringgold the consolation prize.

Outof. town guests present were: Miss Edith Johnson of Philadelphia, Mrs. Clark Colbert of Baltimare, Miss Dabney of Richmond, and Mifs Alberta Baynard of Cornell University, Ithaca, Funeral services for the late tMrs. Edna Johnson, 64 years of age, who died August 8, were held trom the Burns and Bnen Funeral Parlor and at People's A. M.

E. Z. Church on Saturday, with the Rev. R. A.

G. Foster officiat ing. The deceased had resided here for many years and is surveyed by one daughter, Mrs N'ina Frank; and a son, Walter Devoe. Interment was at Woodlawn Cemetary. Soloman Harper of New York City wa a visitor litre last week and called to r.te The Age correspondent, William H.

Jackson. The "ung peoplr of Syrarme have formed Young Fecp'e's League under the leadership of Miss Helen Butler. Mr. and Tisdell are the proud parents of twin girls born August J. They are doing well.

The Rev. Mrs. Shears and Mr. Shears have returned from Oklahoma City, and other points 'in the southwest. They motored to Los Dennis Texas, and through Xew Mexico and Onconta, N.

Y. Oneanta, X. Y. The Donkley Junior Mite Missionary Soeiety was organized by Mrs. S.

nWt with th fnllnurins nffi. cers: president, Miss Cora Breese; secretary, Miss Mary Breese; assistant secretary, Miss Anita El mandorf; treasurer, Dorothy El amdorf. Mr. and Mrs. T.

H. Breese, accom Mr. and Mrs. T. H.

Breese, accompanied by Mrs. S. C. DeWitt, Miss Lelia O. BenHey and Mr.

and Mrs. John Elmandorf motored to Binghamton last Thursday evening. Th DeWitt Mite Mission ary Society was organized last week with the lollowing omcers: Mrs. John Elamdorf, president; Mrv S. Roden.

secretarv: Miss M. Fairfax, treasurer; and Mrs. David Harris, chaplain. Mrs. S.

Roden entertained several members and friends of her church last Wednesady night. Mrs; T. H. Breese, Mrs. David Harri and Mrs.

lohn Elmandorf entertained the M. M. Society in honor of Mrs. 5. L.

DeWitt. ine guest of honor was presented with a gold piece by Mrs. T. H. Breese in honor of her family and the Memorial A.

Church. Lee Williams, Mrs. A. Randall, Miss Lelia 0. Bentley and Jack Randall made a visit to Delhi, X.

Saturday, August 11, and were guests of Mrs Emma. Dyer and Mrs. May Duett. Mrs. Thomas Dixon, tlje famous artist, entertained supper last Monday evening.

S. C. De witt. Mrs. M.

Fairfax and the Rev. C. J. Lawton. Lee Williams, Mrs.

M. Randall, Miss Lelia O. Bentley and Jack Randall motored to Stamford last Sunday and spent a few pleasant hours with Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson.

The members and friends of the A. M. E. Church are well pleased with the manner in which Mrs. DeWitt, evangelist, his been conducting services.

fearoneck. N. Y. Xfamaronerk. V.

Y. The reBtt lir tntinff nf lllf Womttl's HofllC and Foreign Missionary Society was held at the home ot Mrs. Isabella Prettyraan, Lester Park, on Tuesday evening, August 7. All officers were reelected to serve the ensuing term. The next mass meeting will be held Thursday, August 30.

at Westbury, L. I. ThjE Sunday School held their Thursdav. Auarust 9, at Croton Beach Park. A fine time was spent by all.

On Sunday, Angus 19, the quarterly meeting will be held at the A. M. E. Zion Church, Portches ter. AH are invited.

A lawn nartv bv the Rve Lodze was held at the home of George S. Brown, Rye. N. on Thursday evening, August to. Miss Alice Lee of Lester Park is expected to leave, Saturday.

August .18, to spend her vacation at Pii kmnnH Va. Mrs. Shirley Graham McCanns, music librarian ot Howard utuver iw anH Hireetor of the Afro Am erican Chorus of Washington will speak Sunday morning at xne n. M. E.

Zion Church on the subject "Message of Negro Spirituals." i Schnedady, N. Y. C.hnri1v. X. V.

Mrs. George Frazier and two daughters, Mary and Ernestine, Mrs. Mary Wormsley and dauhgter, Cynthia, left Saturday morning lor Ktw York City where they will be the guest of Mrs. Frazier's sister, Mrs. Brooks.

TtiAtnac anH little Hil 3. VJ 1 son tiave returned home after a stay in Bayonne, is Mrs. Susie Jackson and niece, Jennett Jherson, lett Saturday lor iiiv in X. Y. Mrs.

Dock White of Holyoke, IS spenaing smnc nine wnu her niece. Mrs. M. M. Days.

James Blakely is able to be out .1 U. Uninltil Miss Xaomi Ellis has returned home after a pleasant two week's stay in Yonkets. Walter Xeal and Charles Cooper lett Saturday lor risKins, Miss Margaret Myres and broth Don't On Your Vacation HAVE The New York a4ge FOLLOW YOU 1 month 25c 2 months) 50c 3 month 75c Send all orders with chack or HWIM V. mw Sobceriptieii Department THE NEW YORK AGE 230 West 135th Street New York, N. Y.

THE NEW YORK XGE er were in an automobile wreck last Wednesday and received minor injuries. An old fashioned revival 'is go ing on at the A. C. Baptist Church Rev. S.

L. Uupres of Springfield, conducting. Sunday he preached to large congregations both morning and evening. Little Howard Credell has been on th sick list for some time. but is able to be out again.

Mr. Brooks died suddenly in Saratoga on last His death was a shock to all. Rirerhead, N. Riverbead, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hunter of Jamesport gave a lawn party last week at which bathing, croquet, supper 'and games were enjoyed. Those present were: Mrs. Davis and Mrs.

M. Brown of Xew York City, William Prine of Poughkeepsie, Mrs. H. Crippen of Southampton, the Rev. and Mrs.

Certain, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. B. Bess and Mrs. Helms of Riverbead.

Miss Carrie Bess hat, recovered from an attack of tonsilitis. Mr. and Mrs. James Williams entertained Mrs. A.

Helms and guest, Mrs. M. Brown of Xew York City, and John Turner of Greenlawn at a delicious dinner last week. Following the dinner the party motored to Greenport to ttend a birthday party in honor of the Rev. Mr.

Johnson of the A. M. E. Zion Church. Presiding Elder L.

G. Mason held his quarterly conference at the Good will A. M. E. Zion Church last week.

It was well attended. Miss Myrtle Helms, R. has returned to the Lincoln Hospital, Xew York City, after a vacation at her home here. Mrs. M.

Brown returned to her home Sunday, August 12, after a delightful visit here in Dr: C. Skeete's car, accompanied bv Miss Myrtle Helms and little Miss Elsie Helms. Other visitors in town over Sunday were William Skeete of New York City, Fred Lawrence, Eddie Hughes and J. King of Brooklyn. Newburgh, N.

V. Xewburgh, Y. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson are rejoicing over the arrival tf a young son, who will be called Melvin, Jr.

Mrs. Johnson was formei lly Miss Julia Jameson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerod Fox, are spending two weeks visiting friends in the Southland.

The pew rally held last Sunday evening in the A. M. E. Zion Church was a grand success, a splendid program was rendered under the direction of Mrs. Al mora Hawkins, Prof.

U. J. Alsdorf and his choir, assisting. Rev. Henry Blount, our pastor, gave a short address.

The church is coming on nicely under his leadership. Mrs. Mary Devoe and Mrs. Sarah Pelham are spending August, in Maine. Mrs.

Joseph Ready entertained the members of the Stewardess Board Xo. 2, last Monday evening. Mrs. Alice Judd, Mrs. 'Anna Johnson, Mrs.

Florence Wright and Miss Henrietta Judd attended the recital held in the A. M. E. Zion Church by Mrs. McXeil recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Moses R. Selden entertained Mrs. Geo.

Brown of Rye, N. Y. on Sunday. Mrs. Frances Beckford of Xew York City, spent a few days visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Moses R. Selden recently. The Sunday School of the A. M.

E. Zion Church enjoyed their annual picnic to Bear Mt. on Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret Bell and Miss Margaret Lloyd being in charge.

Rev. H. E. W. Blount, pastor.

The Stewardess Board Xo. 1 met at the home of Mrs. Eliza Taylor, 214 Ann Street, last Monday evening. Plans are under way for a one day Restaurant to be given by the board on Wednesday August 29. Mrs.

Alice, President. The members of the Helping Hand held their regular monthly meeting on last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Coppadge after their usual routine of business a social hour was tf joyed. Mrs. Coppadge and Mrs.

Boyd proved charming hostesses. Yonkers, N.Y. Yonkers, N. Y. The A.

CA.C, Girls Club of Yonkeri created a full evening i of fun in staging a bus ride to Coney Island Saturday evening, August 11. Two parlor buses lett Xew School street and Xepperhan avjnue completely filled. All had a grand time and arc looking forward to another such treat On last Thursday Bethany A. M. E.

Church, Rev. C. W. Walton, pastor, gave a bus ride to Croton Point, X. Y.

Five buses filled with members and friends left Yonkers for a day's outing. Mrs. Emily Brown and son, Reginald, of 54 Hawthorne avenue, are visiting her niece, Mrs. Ethel Ransome of Xew York City. Miss Priscilla Xewby of Little Rock, was the guest for several days at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Sawyer of 63 Cliff avenue. She left the city Thursday to resume her duties as supervisor of nurses at the United Friends Hospital, Little Rock.

Mrs. Anna Randall and children. Gwendolyn, Elizabeth and Ernest, of 100 Murray avenue, accompanied by Mrs. Cora Hazlewood of Sussex County, loft Saturday evening for Jarratts. where they will spend three weeks.

The Westchester County Federation of Women's Cubs is celebrating Labor Day with a held day meet at the home of Mrs. Wilson of Elmsford. N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. Sydney Killion of Jenkinstown, were week end guests of her sister in law, Mrs. Matthew Payne of 18 Culver street A surprise birthday party was tendered Matthew Payne by his wife on last Monday evening. He received from his wife a beautiful gold watch. A number of friends were present and enjoyed the good times.

Mr. S. J. Ruth of 14 Culver street, who has been a patient at St. John's Hospital for six weeks, re luiiM Itunw last InriJjy rveniiiK.

He convalescing. At the service Tuesday evening, AunM 7. nl the mmmittre nn the Work Cburcrts ef tVe Wren's Auxiliary of the Colored Baptist State Convention held at Unity Baptist Church, Xew York City, the Praying Band of Yonkers had complete charge of the program. Mrs. plete charge of the 'am.

Mrs. Graham, evangelist of this city, unable to attend, but Rev. H. Brown of the band preached an able sermon. We feel proud that Yonkers has now two policemen and we have another on.

the eligible list We are expecting his appointment 'soon. We want to commend our third ward leader, Davidson and Mr. King for their activity in this matter. Rev. S.

W. Smith and family left Monday for their vacation. They will be gone for a month. Miss M. J.

Walker of Buffalo spoke at Messiah Baptist Church Sunday. Miss Susie Dickerson of Detroit, and Mrs. Cora Peary of Cambridge, sisters in law of Mrs. Sarah D. Crudup, were her weekend guests following a pleasant visit with their niece in Xew ork City.

Mrs. Annie Davis Gunn, accompanied by Mrs. Mollie C. Aiken of Danville, are guests of her cousin. Mrs.

Sarah D. Crudup of 155 Waverly street. They are planning to visit Xewburg, Boston and other eastern cities before return in south. The Metropolitan A. M.

E. Zion Church was blessed last Sunday in having the best service we have witnessed under the pastorate of the Rev. Edward J. Hawkes. The morning service was crowded with members, friends and visitors.

Five A. M. E. Zion members were present from Xorth. three from Michigan The pastor preached as never before.

There was a great, outpouring of tfhe Holy Spirit. At 1 m. fifty children greeted the assistant superintendent, teachers and officers. The study of the lesson was heartily entered into. The visitors class is a great asset to the school.

The efficient superintendent handles this class. As usual, Madam Slade and Mrs. Roina Hawkes presented a fine program at the Lyceum at 5 p. m. Some of the best talent of Xew York City appears each Sunday at this meeting.

Mrs. Hjzle Banks is doing yeoman service with the dhildren' at the Christian Endeavor. Rey. Bookman preached at the evening service, giving a splendid sermon on prayer. It was good to see Trustee Edward Smith and his talented wife with their chidlren take their seats in their pew; at the morning service.

Mr. Smith is one of the most progressive men in our communiy being a large contratctor, and own ling one of the most beautiful homes in our city. The Metropolitan Sunday School carried a large 'enthusiastic crowd on their annual outing to Croton rark last Thursday. The pastor, superintendent, assistant superintendent of primary department had charge of picnic. Sundav schools were present from all over the county and it was indeed a great union of Sunday schools.

The sight was inspiring. Mr. and Mrs. John Fields of Runyan avenue have almost completed another fine house for occupancy. The Fields are cultured people, always filling their pew at the church at every, William Skinner, one of the most loyal; and one of the oldest members of the church, seems to be in poor health just now.

Mrs. Perinchief, one of the church's staunch friends, never misses a session of the Sunday school, always bringing an automobile full of children with her. Each Sunday the altar is filled with cut flowers through her kindness. The choir of Metropolitan Church deserves great credit, never missing a service through the hot weather. The pastor and trustees already planned a greater Metropoi tan Church.

NEW JERSEY PuHidd.fi J. Newt, memorial! and advertising headquarters of The New York Age, 318 Plainfield avenue, greet ings: Advertising in1 The New York Age reache the moat interested business people in the country. Try it and tee what food results may be obtained. Newt item for this column mutt be signed and will be received up to Sunday night of the week of publication. Plainfield, N.

J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens were unable to attend the funeral of. Mrs.

Stevens' uncle, Harry Thomas, on Monday, August 6, because of other very pressing business. However, they motored over August 5, with Mrs. Stevens' brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Ford, and assisted in making the funeral arrangements. At the regular meeting of Mohawk Lodge of Elks Tuesday eve ning. August 7, the final report of the Elks State Convention was giv en by Dr. C. G.

Hobson, past ex sited ruler; and chairman of the committee which worked so' faith hilly to make the convention a suc cess. The report was not only accepted but a rising vote of. thanks was given Dr. Hobson and his com mittee. Exalted Ruler Aubrey Lam bert, ir presided.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens and Mrs. Stevens' brother, H. Ford were out for a pleasant motor ride in the beautiful new sedan pu 'dial ed recently by the cheerful benedict.

ine bride and groom were again congratulated. George Xickens cl 41 Flauineld avenue left Saturday, August 11, attend the funeral of his niece, Miss Lucy A. Xiikens, 19 years of age, who died in White X. Y. Mr.

Xickens will spend the remain der of his vacation with his mother, four brothers and three sisters at Winchester, Va. B. P. Franklin, shipping clerk for one of the leading dry goods stores here, with his daughter, Miss H. Franklin, and son, rred, will leave August 25 on a motor tour to isiagra falls.

They will make short stops along the way, visiting friends. Mrs. Aubrey Lambert ot 215 Spooner avenue left Sunday, August for a visit with relative and friends at Xewburgh, X. Y. George Voorhees of 423 John street is now on vacation and is visiting relatives ad friends out of town.

Philip Campbell, a former resident this city new living in Elizabeth, was the gies: Saturdiy, August 11, of Mr. and Mrs. Ld ward Taylor of 319 Plainfield ave nue. Friends, come out and hear the Mohawk Elks Quartet ii. a recital at the Moreland Branch Y.

M. C. Monday evening, August 20, at 8:45. The concert foi benefit of well known sick pcucr.s and church members. Mrs.

Bell Taylor is in charge of the arrangements. Don't miss this treat. A large congregation worshipped at Calvary Baptist Church last Sun day morning. 1'he Rev. Lee of Orange preached a wonderful ser mon and the junior choir, under ni rection of J.

B. Whiting, chorister, and Miss Antonette Whiting, accom panist, furnished excellent music. The new pipe organ drive at Calvary Baptist Church i meeting with wonderful success so far. Mrs. Mary Cuff of East 3rd street accompanied by her two adopted sons, Edward and Ernest, left Sun day evening, August 12, for a two weeks visit with relatives and friends in Virginia.

Mrs. Randolph, who was for many years a resident of Plainfield but who is now residing in Chicago, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Randolph Saunders of Rosetle and other relatives here. Mrs. Randolph is looking splendid.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mitchell of 318 Plainfield avenue, who have been on a two months vacation, returned to work Saturday, August 11, much improved in health by their rest. Their many friends regret to lose them. Undertaker Andrew Brown of 317 Plainfield avenue, accompanied by his wife and children, Charles, Thelma and baby Louise, and Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Payton of Mont clair, motored to Philadelphia Sun day, August 12, and paid a visit to Mr. Brown's brother, James Brown. They made the trip without a mishap to Mr. Brown's or Mr.

Pay ton's car. Charlie Coston and Frank Roberts of Xew York spent Sunday, August 12, here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Lane of West 4th street. Moreland Branch Y. M. An drew J. Cary, secretary, is running its annual excursion to Keansburg, by deluxe busses of the Somerville Bus Line, Thursday.

Aug ust 23. Friends and well wishers are invited to participate. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Stanley of Xew York spent Sunday, August 12, here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. il. lhompson of 318 Plainfield avenue.

Others present were Mrs. Hat tie Bourigan, Mrs. Sarah Wallace, J. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs; R.

Carter. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Brown of Richmond, are visiting their ion and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.

Lincoln Brown J7o Watn avenue. Wilson Montgomery of Baltimore is the guest of his mother at 539 West 4th itreet, who hai been sick but is now much improved. Mrs. Malliia Taylor of Richmond, viiiting her ion and wife, Mr and Mn. Richard Taylor of 539 West 4th street.

A message from the Rev, R. C. Lamb, pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church, who is now on vacation. states that he is enjoying himself very much. He sendi regards to everyone.

I auss cveiyn uavis ot We it 4th street left Saturday, August 11. for a few days vacation with Mr, and Mn. Wilson Goss of St. Xicholas avenue, Xew York City. The Rev.

D. W. Hoenard. outor of Calvary Baptist Church returned from hit vacation at Xorthficld, by reaueit to reach the closing, termon of the union revival bef conducted by the various churches in Xew York under auspices of the Ministers' Conference of Greater Xew York. The Rev.

Mr. Durham filled the pulpit for the Rev. John' S. Tate at Ebeneaer Baptist Church Sunday morning, August 12. Superintendent Jackson had charge of the Sunday school in the afternoon.

The pailor filled his pulpit at the evening service and administered the Lord Supper. The ordination service was held Wedneiday evening, Auguit 8, with the Rev, A. D. Jonei, paitor of Mount Olive Baptist Church, preaching the ordination sermon. There was also a sermonette by Rev.

Mr. Scott, who presided; the charge was given by Rev. Mr. Cooper of Summit and a fervent prayer wn offered by the Rev. William Moore of Westfield.

The Rev. Mr. Tate received rrunv congratulations on the success he has achieved. "Master Robert Martin of East 4th street, accompanied his erandmother. Mrs.

Elizabeth Adanfs to Richmond County, for a two weeks visit. The Echo testimonial given by the Union County Branch Republican Club for Dr. Walter G. Alexander and Mrs. Mary E.

Burrell last Wed 'NOmfeTVUIIAaJSCAir WE.WA11T 1,000 AGENTS Sell Hobb'i Fimoii. HAIR GROWER Book's Criwer will Grew Hair ii lie Sscial send.si.oo: Fir deplete Trtitait 50c far Trial In kti be etitiocti Far Fill Particular. Writi DORA HOSBS, MfY C. 224 W. 141st SlAptA Mala til Neiet Orfi.tic, iiriVIt te Bsbli 1 nesday was a success.

Mrs. Bessie B. Mention, alternate delegate at large to the Republican National Convention; sent regrets at not being able to attend. Mrs. A.

L. Weeks was mistress of ceremonies and presented Dr. Alexander who made a fine talk. Greetings were brought by His Honor, Mayor J. T.

Mac Murray and Dr. Walter Charles Quinn, president of the United Civic and Welfare League. Other speak eis were Dr. J. W.

Parks of Red Bank, Miss Alice Leslie Hill, director of the Women's Hoover League, Miss Georgia Carroll of Summitt, Elmer YVilson of the Scotch Plains Club and Mrs. Flor ella Rose, vice chairman of the County Committee. A vocal solo was rendered by Miss Reba Mayo, and a piano' solo by Miss Louise Carter. Miss Hester B. Holt was secretary and Mrs.

Viola Jones Simpson, chairman. Sunday, August 12, was a banner day at Mount Zion A. M. E. Church.

It was Men's Day and Miss Louise Johnson a red no pains to make the day a success. Those appearing on her program were: Joseph Bowers of the Oakwood Branch A. J. Cary of the Moreland Branch and Roger Yancy, a recent graduate of the Xew Jersey Law School, speakers. Solos were rendered by Edward Blair and Mr.

Holland, accompanied by Prof. Alfred White, organist choir leader. The Rev. R. M.

Smith was master oi ceremonies. The only regret was the small crowd. Miss Louise Johnson one of the Mount Zion's splendid workers, entertained at the parsonage last Sun day in honor of the and Mrs.i Mack Mclvers of Englewood, Dr. Stuart and mother, Mrs. Bowers of Orange, X.

Roger Yancv of Xewark. A. J. Cary, Prof. Alfred White and the Rev.

and Mrs. J. J. Derricks. Mrs.

Viola Harvey, who was mentioned in this column last week, is the beloved daughter of Mrs. Fannie Turner of Spooner avenue. Mr. Mackoy of West 4th street is about the same. The Rev.

J. J. Derricks delivered a Men's sermon at Mount Zion Church last Sunday morning from St. Luke 13:12, subject "Liberation from Bondage." The offering for ths day at this church was $123.40. Mrs.

Kingslow of West 4th street has returned home after an absence of more than a year. Westfield, N. J. Westfield. X.

J. Mrs. Louse Mauran, Mr. and Mrs. Adams mo to' to Little Ferry, X.

last week to accompany Mrs. L. J. Kelly home. Mrs.

Kelly had been the guest of Mrs. Mauran. Mrs. J. W.

Pierce of Suffolk, is snending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Plinton of West Broad street. The junior leauue of the Shady Rest Country Club is giving an oriental costume carnival Friday Youo crowning charm Belithet Miy, Leading Lady Hair that can be dressed in any etyle silky, soft, cmnnrti. brilliant vnil can nave it oy using EXELENTO QUININE POMADE Belishes May, leading lady in Shufflin Sam from Alabam' attributes her beautiful hair to the use of Exelento.

Its medica tion reaches the roots of the hair, imparting a nat ural lustre and softness Stops itching scalp. At All Drug Store. Write for FREE sample and book of Beauty Hints. EXELENTO MEDICINE CO. Atlanta, Ga.

Jit Saturday, Atigtisl 18, 192g The Keynote of This Great Business Institution P0RO COLLEGE Vpon thlt lofty principle, intplrct Riec Women "with idetli'of pcrtorul nettneu. brtuty. pride, xlf retpect. phytic! and meat cletnlinei BtcauM ef th ettion wid derated for MIB. fcy P00 COLLIGE in th art ef FBM CVLt.

conduct highly POn AGENCIES right in their beat. ana rndJen7.n,V0W JWat aw tpinlng, for foV.l. fi rerwriVng ftae Warn to ait Owr It will tmjynt, inM.hg.rk WHITE TOD AY IL pcna 4 sr. rrioiNAND avtwa The Mindowaskin Club held ii annual outing at Chambers Parl Atlantic Highlands, X. last Svun) day.

Seventy five members anj friends were present. Atlantic City, N. J. Atlantic City. N.

J. Arthu Sheppaxd of Pittsburgh, Pa summering at the shore. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray Jersey City, N.

i spent an enjoy, able time visiting his sister, Mri Evans of Pleasantville, X. J. Alfred Upshur of Philadelphia i renewing old acquaintances at th shore. Mrs. Evelyn Boardly Andersat of Philadelphia with her son i spending the weekend at the shori Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Gray ej Philadelphia motored to the shoi and will remain two weeks visi ing her parents, Mr. and Mrf Percy Holoway, Adams place. Mrs. Mary West of Xew Yerl City will spend the rest of thj summer here visiting her fathe and mother, Mr.

and Mrs. Steven Willis, Washington avenue. She 1 the sister of George and WiUoJ Willis. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Colema) and Frank Scott motored fros South Xorwalk, and are vj siting Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler. Miss Lucretia Robinson of Phi adelphia, Pa, is spending her va cation at the shore as the guest Mrs. Mollie Morris, Xorth Mich gan avwnue.

Frank Williams and LeVana Perkins have returned to thai home in Vst Philadelphia, Paj after spending an enjoyable vac tion as the guests of Mrs. Mis Missouri SatcheJI, 27 Xorth Mich iean avenue. Robert Robinson is sick in hospital. His many friends wi for him a speedy recovery. Among arrivals at the city weit William Ballard, Y.

Wilson ani Frank Jackson of Philadelphia and Mrs. Young of Washing ton. C. Hunter's Bsauty Parlor 2234 SEVENTH AVENUE 3 in 1 Hair Grower, Straight ener and Brillia ntine 50c MARCEL WAVING 75c NEW DISCOVERY BLEACH PACT $1.50 ESTABLISHED JS YKAJtS Mrs. Ida White Duncai! HAIR WORKER 1 Prewott Jtner City.

If. J. Wlf, Bnidd Biaca, foraptdonl Trisilonnationt, Combings, mid up lay ttyle. Scilp Treatment, Shimpea inf, Uiir' Dressing, Fict liitugt. Miu curing.

Colored peopli't combing bought Lei toot tiughl is hiir wot Diclomu. 1ST INDIA HAIR CR0WR Will Promote a Full Growth of Hair. Will Also Restore the Vitality and the Beauty of the Hair IF YOUR HAIR IS DRY AND WIRY TRY EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER IF YOU ARE BOTHERED wit Filling Hiib Uindruf. Itching Sciln. or any Hair Trouble, we went you to trjr a jir oi EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER.

Th remedy contain! medicil proper tJea. that go to th root! oi th Htir, (timulit th ikia, helping aiturt to do It work. Leive th hair toft and ailkp. with a balm oi a thouiiad flow ere. Th beet knawm remedy for Heavy and Buutiiul Black Era brow; alto restore Grip Hair to it Ntturtl Color.

Cia died with Hot Iron tor Stnigb cning, Price Sent by Mail, 50c S. D. LYONS S16 N. Central Ave. Oklahoma City, OUa.

10 extra for postage AGENTS OUTFIT On Hair Grower, 1 Tempi Oil. I Shampoo, 1 Fretting Oil, 1 net Creta and Direction! for Selling, SJ.00 as cent extra lot pottag er)ice fl center ST. LOUIg. V. $.

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