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PAGE SIX THE STATE: COLUMBIA 8 WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 8 1933 Adore to Make FRESH FISH FRYERS and HENS EBAUGH'S 1124 Washington St rhnnes Beautiful fy ELSIE PIERCE FAMOUS BEAUTY AUTHORITY FEW ABE FOBTUNATE ENOUGH TO HAVE BEALLY NOBMAL TYPE SKIN TO SOUND DOCKET OF FEDERAL COURT Murphy Comes From -At Federal Building This Morning For tha purpose of sounding the civil docket of- the term of the United States district court opening November 20 Murphy deputy clerk of the court arrived in Columbia yesterday Tha docket will be sounded at 11 o'clock this morning and tha caaea arranged by Mr Murphy Judge Lyles Glenn now engaged in court in Charleston will preside at tha November term In Columbia FARMERS ORGANIZE CREDIT ASSOCIATION Special to The State York Nov With an initial membership of about 35 the York County Production Credit association was or-inized at a meeting of 100 farmers Jld here The nine directors chosen one from each township are as follows: Crawford Black John Blair Foster Lumpkin EL Davis John Rainey Spencer and Forest Stewart GREAT FALLS POST PLANNING PROGRAM Misses Lindsay for Miss Carson Misses Mary and Elizabeth Lindsay entertained at a delightful three-table bridee party last evening rt their home on College street in honor of Miss Beth Carson attractive bride-elect of November Arrangements of pink and white chrysanthemums were used in the rooms and a showered tulle bow marked the place of the honor guest Pretty high score and consolation prizes were given and the bride-to-be was presented with a lovely trousseau gift Miss mother Mrs A Carson and Mrs Guy White Sr-mother of her fiance Guy Hayward White Jr called after cards A delicious salad course with coffee was served Arden A The Parent-Teacher association of Arden school will have a social meeting at I o'clock Thursday evening All patrons of the school are cordially invited to attend it is announced Literature Club A meeting of the Current Literature club will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon with Mm Baker at 817 Sumter street University Symphony Orchestra Concert The University Symphony orchestra Felice de Horvath conductor will present the first concert of the season touch surface And no oilineaa either lust enough moisture and natural to keep it young and lovely Such a akin has all the beat of it Not only ia it beautiful in itself but being beautiful it needs leaa care leas time patience effort and money to retain perfection Simple daily care is all that is necessary Simply cleansing cream and akin in tha summer a little more of the tonic as even the normal skin tends to be a bit on the oily aide during this season (unless it is exposed to the sun and allowed to become dry) and in tha winter a little skinfood to avoid dryness and chapping For cleansing soap may be used instead of the cleansing cream But please remember to rinse the suds away very thoroughly If the water in your vicinity ia hard be sure to use a softener My bulletin on soap suds will help Cin this connection You may also my bulletin called Essentials for Facial Loveliness" In-c'ose a self-addressed stamped (3-cent) envelope Elsie Pierce famous beauty lecturer will answer any questions on beauty you wish to ask her Address Miss Pierce in care of The State inclosing a three-cent stamped self -addressed envelope (Copyright 1933 by the Bell Syndicate Inc) The Slip And To Wel By HELEN WILLIAMS Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished with Every Pattern You can see for jsamll-lfi child's play to make it I A few aeeasa to join! It is designed to fellow the Spat line with supple bias seaming thr the bast Note the smart low back and sleek slenderness it give 4a figure YonH find it so inexpensive! Style No 2799 ia designed for aims 14 16 18 20 years 36 38 and 40 inches boat Size 16 leauires ZM yards of 35-inch material with yard of 18-inch lace Crepe silk or crepe satin is mee medium You can trim it with laee qr have it perfectly plain the pref-errtice of many smart women Price of Pattern IS Cents BEAUTY FASHIONS PATTERNS in the new book of Autumn Fashions Read bow to RECAPTURE YOUR PERSONALITY Mote ways to be the beauty it is yonr right to be See what the ciacam stars are wearing Yon wont want to miss the new issue It has soigpde if you know wtat we mean Send today for your copy enclosing 10 cents in stamps or coin This 10-cent investment will save you actual dollars on your fall wardrobe Address Fashion Department Be sure to fill in the size of the pattern Send stamps or coin (coin preferred) Price of book 10 cents Price Of pattern 15 cents Please Put a Circle No Sizes 14 16 18 20 Stop those stabbing pains with "Ben-Gay" it goos deeper routs pains faster "Ben-Gay" the original baumo analgoe Jqne penetrates right to the a pot of the pain it ms deeper throngh akin flesh muscles into the very joints it slays fit longer This almost immediate hypoMnsitising (pain relieving) effect of has never been equaled by its many imitators It ia infinitely more effective than they are Keep a tube handy us it promptly and generously DonY suffer pain an hour longer Every box of the original carries the red RUB PAIN AWAY WITH BAUME'BEN-GAY' IT Special to Die State Great Falli Nov The Robert Wilson post American Legion will hold its Armistice program at the school auditorium Saturday November 1L 7:30 Judge Mendel Smith will deliver the address and former Governor John Richards and other prominent speakers will be present MRS MEEKER GRANTED DIVORCE Miami FIs Nov Less than 24 hours after a bill of complaint was filed Mrs Kitty Meeker daughter at Ruth Bryaq Owen minister to Denmark was granted a divorce here today from Meeker attorney She charged cruelty They were married nine years ago The Italian government has required millers in the province of Lazio to use 95 per cent of domestic soft wheat in making flour and those in southern Italy to use 93 per cent Name Street City A Treat Your Whole Family Will Enjoy Address The State Pattern Dept 200 fifth Ave New York ones-Alexander Engagement of Much Interest Mr and Mr Jones of Columbia announce the engagement of thtir daughter Nelle Blanche to Milton Donald Alexander of Walhalla Miaa Jones is originally of Branch-ille but moved to Columbia with her family aeveral years ago She attended Columbia College two years and later the University of South Carolina At Columbia College she was a member of Lambda Epsilon Theta sorority and at the university a member of Delta Zeta sorority Mias Jones is a granddaughter of Mrs George Reeves of Branchville and the late George Reeves Mr Alexander hold a position with the state highway department and is now located at Rideeland Hie wedding will take place November 29 at Branchville No cards to the ceremony will be issued Columbia Garden Club Fall Flower Show Opens Today Mm George Thayer chairman of the Columbia Garden fall flower show announces that all is in readiness for the show which will be held today and until noon Thursday at the Roddey Motor company showroom All entries must be in by noon today Mm Thayer also announces The various committee chairmen of the show are: Mm Fitch registration Mm Gustaf Sylvan chrysanthemums Dr Nancy A Hozelton dahlias Mm William Barnwell miscellaneous flowers Mm Eflrd artistic arrangement Mrs Marion Wyman miniature still life and Miss Zadie Guiledge points Carson-White Wedding Cards Invitations reading as follows were issued last evening: and Mm Ashmead Courtenay Carson request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to Mr Guy Haywood White Jr on Wednesday November 22 at half after three o'clock First Presbyterian church Columbia Capers Chapter A With Mrs Knowlton Tuesday Capers chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at the home of Mm A Knowlton on Hampton street The assistant os-esses were: Mm James Cain Mm Avery Carter and Mrs EL Cath-cart An interesting and most delightful paper on Annapolis" was read by Mm Virginia Foard After the meeting delicious refreshments were served afternoon the William Gaillard Auxiliary WV to Meet The regular business meeting of the David DuBose Gaillard auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall 1109 Hampton street All members are expected to be present it is announced Shandon The Shandon Christian Temperance union will meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon with Mm Lewis at 2320 Terrace Way Ingredients of Vicks VapoRub in Convenient Canity Form VICKS COUGH DROP Tune in WIS 10:30 A and 7:00 except Sat and Sun Sundays at 2:00 WBT Charlotte 12:15 Noon and 7:15 except Sundays CRAZY WATER CRYSTALS CO 417 Main St Dial 1881 Columbia Columbia Dairies Largest Producers oi Grade A Milk in Soutjt Carolina Pasteurized or Baw Phone 3171 917 Main Street FOR MAKING GOOD at in "0 a and is and and Sr in to to 1 is Gie delicious Many tempting1 varieties to choose from vsj FRESH well-baked cakes in which only finest ingredient! are used 8:30 Thursday night November If Drayton hall The soloists will be Mrs William Hopson soprano Carl Weiderman clarinetist and Abraham Greenberg flutist The orchestra numbers will include the overture to heron" (Weber) the first movement from the Schubert Minor symphony and the "Three Dances from Henry (German) The orchestra is in fine condition this year larger better balanced and the individual players of higher efficiency Those music lovers who look forward to these concerts may expect higher degree of artistry than ever before No admission fee is char the public is cordially invi announced Personal Mention Mm James Young had as her guests last weekend her parents Mr Mm Stricklin Sr and niece Mias Rosa Mae Stricklin all of Cheraw and her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mm Paul Wright baby daughter Gail of Johnston The many friends of Harvey will be glad to know that he is proving after being ill at his home New Brookland for the last three weeks Mm A Limehouse has returned her home in Summerville after having been the guest of her sister Mm Madden in Columbia and her brother Harvey in New Brookland for two weeks Mr and Mm Harvey of New Brookland had as their guests recently Mm Warren Livingston of North A Haynesworth Mrs Hutto and Mm Williams all of Swansea and A1 Meetze of Lexington The friends of Sellars will regret to know that he is stfQ ill at his Home mi Gregg street Garden Club to Meet Friday Hie Columbia Garden club will meet at 11 Friday morning at Trinity parish house Good Taste Today By Emily Ibst PARTY-GIVING Dear Mrs Post: la a housewarming always given by the new house owners or can their friends just go see them and make a party for them If the party ii given by the owner what kind of party lends itself td'this type of celebration? Whatever it is please give me directions including invitations and refreshment Answer: A housewarming is given by the house owners Perhaps they write invitations on note paper but most often they write on their double visiting cards be at home Sat Eve Nov 11 at 9 (Or afternoon at 3 ck if the house is much pret-j tier by daylight) If you want to know how many to provide for add on a lower comer The only way in which a housewarming differs from any ordinary evening (or afternoon) at home is that the house must be on display from garret to cellar If there are any not-in-order rooms or closets you would better lock them securely since a door that merely shut is no bar at all to any one interested in a friend's new house- Apart from this inspection THINGS TO EAT CAROLINA BAKING COLUMBIA Few women past their teens are fortunate enough to retain a truly normal type of skin For one thing modem living ia too fact hectic It takes strong nerves to stand the strain of social activities coupled with household or business duties For another steam heated houses in winter exposure to sun in the summer take their toll Then there's the matter of diet: insufficient milk and butter and fuel foods often results in lack of oil in the skin Similarly excess sweets starches fatty foods mean skin oiliness Health Rules Healthful living ia reflected in the sparkle of the eyes the steadiness of oone's step the color in cheeks and above all in the clarity of one's skin That's why it paya-for beauty's to follow the health rules Un plenty -r- exercise But touched with magic for the beauty they bring The normal skin is easily recognized It is flawlessly not a sign of a blackhead or eruption It ia thin and transparent nothing of the heavy leathery look no trace of yellow ingt sallowness Clarity ia the word And the color good healthy color showing through No dryness or chapping but a smooth silky soft to the a dull duty hastily and casually performed while the heart was elsewhere In that barren decade it did not often appear to the American college woman that a college might be a place of pleasant the last in fact that life ever offers to moat for reading or writing or painting or tinkering with teat tubes No She panted up to the last possible moment with the intention of beating the secretary or registrar by a few points in the game of getting students back for the first cuss of a term As the gong sounded at tha end of that term she rushed away in a racing taxi with a chorus of 6-year-old whoops As for what happened between the first gong of the term and the last that waa up to the professor His duty was to entertain and to be smart about it The teacher who could not keep awake the students who had returned on the morning milk train after a week end at Cambridge or Hanover was an incompetent The duty was limited to the time clock sitting in her classroom seat with a critical attitude toward the entertainment offered and at last fulfilling the minimum for the degree which like the foreign labels on her suitcase would prove that she had been places and done things Alligator Useful Dmes-Union Jacksonville The next time you are tempted to shoot an alligator just because he happens to be an ugly looking reptile just remember that his hide is not worth over 82 and the old scaly looking guy with his backbone full of knots is worth to the state of Florida over $100 annually for the numerous turtles end garfiish he destroy! Turtles and garfish prey upon small bass warmouth bream speckled irch and other game fish that make orida the sportsmen's and fishermen's paradise of the nation Old Man Alligator slips and alipes around in the swamps and picks up hi board by gobbling down hundreds of snapping turtles garfish mudfish and frogs that are no asset to our lakes creeks and ponds He is not a vicious or dangerous creature Let him alone and he will let you alone He is a lazy snoozy old coot You can fish within ten feet of him and he will sink and rise ease his snout up and out of the water every now and then to see what you are doing but he won't bother you The only alligator that is dangerous is a female on her nest er with young ones nearby She will attack if aha thinks you want to rob her of her eggs or young That ia mother nature Coon Hunting Kansas City Star They are getting ready to hunt coons in many parts of Missouri The sport has changed somewhat since the days when almost any old farm dog knew something about the cunning coon if the animal waa within the range of acquaintance Coon hunting then was a rather haphazard process The favorite time was on moonlight nights preferably in frosty weather Timbered bottom lands were the favored scenes Miles on miles of tramping were expected wher the hunters set out Excitement began when the dogs found a trail It leached a climax when the animal was treed If the coon succeeded in concealing itself in the branches a good climber was sent up after it driving it out on the branches where sometimes it was brought down by a shot or shaken off and brought to the mercy ol the dogs The encounter with the pack was not necessarily hopeless The coon is a good fighter and a swift runner and if there is water in hia bailiwick he knows about it and when pursued snakes for it In the water he often is able to conceal the trail and thereby successfully elude the enemy There is nothing especially venturesome about coon minting but it if an exhilarating por tfor boy and man There ia something alluring about the autumn woods in the night when most animal life is at raid although it is the time for the coon tq forage There is something romantic about building fires ana making coffee for a midnight supper among the trees Perhaps something of the old romance may have escaped in the more scientific methods of coon hunting in recent years including 'the training of pedigreed dogs for the purpose But no doubt the quest the moonlight the bellow' ing of the pack still provide the old' time thrill ANSWERS By Frederic Baskin The resources 'of our free information bureau are at your service You are invited to call upon it as often a a you please It is being maintained solely to service you you What question can we answer for you? There is no charge at al except three cents in coin or stamps for return postage Do not uie postcards Address your letter to The State information bureau Frederic Haskin director Washington In which states are Ihrft proof automobile license tags provided? A Hie American Automobile as location says that Florida is the only state at the present time using burglar proof license tags The theft proof device is part of the tag 1 How much money was spent by Blisters Pained and Hurt So Could Not Rest Cuticura Healed trouble began on my Jjttie finger' and spread to my hand Fintiuy linger waa red and burned and then broke out in little pimples that itched so I could not sleep When I put my hand in water the itching was so severe that I would have to rub it and then blisters formed When the blisters broke they pained and hurt to that I could not (eat The trouble lasted about three years "I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in about three months' I was completely healed after using two boxes of Ointment and one cake of (Signed) Mr Flora Bennett Ring! ing Okla the treasury department last year for public buildings? A The oifice of supervising architect says that for the fiscal year ending June 30 1933 the expenditures were 810065397238 Of this amou'it 87738370232 was spent outside the District of Columbia and 823270270 56 inside the District Are deaths from cancer increasing or decreasing in this country? A There has been a steady increase How does peacock compare with turkey for eating? A In olden times the peacock occupied it place at the table as one of the dishes in the second course at every great feast In opinion of many roasted pea-fowl equals roast turkey in delicacy Can a native of India born In a low caste rise Into a higher caste? A It is practically impossible for a member of a low caste in India to aspire indiviaually to a higher caste There are between 3000 and 4000 social units in the caste system and it ia sometimes possible for an entire unit to change its classification Are there winds ia the stratosphere? A The atmosphere ia divided into two distinct layers the lower one the troposphere extends from sea level up to a height of perhaps six or seven miles above which iiea the stratosphere extending to an unknown height These two layers of atmosphere differ from each other in roveral respects notably temperature The stratosphere has a comparatively uniform temperature Its lower portion is supposed to have a system of winds that prevailing in the troposphere Higher up there is probably little or no wind and under such conditions the gases of the atmosphere would tend to arrange themselves according to their relative weights he Tighter above and the heavier below thus the composition of the higher atmosphere is believed to vary with altitude When were the railroads in the United States turned back to their owners after the World war? A All railroads controlled by tne government during the World war were relinquished by the president March 1 1920 at 12:01 o'clock a Q- When did Amelia Ear hart Pus nam make her solo flight to Europe? A On the fifth anniversary of CoL Charles A Lindbergh's flight May 30-21 1932 Mrs Putnam flew from Harbor Grace Newfoundland and landed in a pasture at Culmore five miles frOm Londonderry Ireland 24)265 miles in 13 hours and 30 minutes Q- Was the year 19N In the lust century or in Uie present one? A It was the last year of the 13ih century The 20th century began with 1901 Does red clover have taproot six feet long? A The office of forage crops says that the taproot of red clover rarely exceeds four feet in length since it usually strikes the ground water level at about that depth Six feet is an unusual length and would have to ne the root of a very healthy and vigorous plant in well drained soil Die taproot of red clover is generally not more than wice the height of the uip which is usually two feet What ia meant by a captive mine? A It is a mine owned and operated by a big steel or other industrial concern which does not sell the output on the open market What kind of decoration is ihe Golden Rose? A It is a decoration bestowed by Popes of the Roman Catholic church on celebrated persons dignitaries churches and sanctuaries which have evidenced loyalty to the Hedy See almost from the middle of the 13th century The rose is of wrought gold end is of single form The latest model is described as a thorny branch The rose itself is studded with jewels usually sapphires It ia perfumed anointed with incense and teid on the high altar the fourth Sunday in Lent where it rer ch i lied by a le service or loyalty it commemorates remains during high man after which it is bestowed by the Pope accompanied by a letter describing the Where are the Society Island? A They are a group of high volcanic islands in the second of the eastern Polynesian chains in the south Pacific They are located between 16 degrees and 18 degrees south latitude and 148 degrees and 155 degrees west longitude with a total area of 657 square miles and belong to France Die archipelago is a double grouj separated oy a cigar channel of I miles in breadth the northwest or leeward group including the island of Raiatea and the southeast or Windward group centered about the famous Island of Tahiti 600 square miles on which la Papeete population 5000 ihe capital of French Oceania MARION AUXILIARY TO HEAR GASQUE Special to The State Marion Nov The Marion chapter American Legion auxiliary will give a turkey supper at 730 Friday November 10 at the Legion headquarters in the Murchison building Congressman Allard Gasque has accepted an invitation to be present and address tha veterans and George Levy Judge advocate of the department at South Carolina la 'also expected to he preynt Legislation was enacted by the state of New York in 1909 providing for the purchase of the mineral springs in and around tha city of Saratoga Springs 2 (gtlCMlft Soap Be Otnonsm gc oJ 90c Tatcin Se Frapriitofs: FaMar DmAChaariaal Carp MaUaa Maaa Around Size Wanted years 36 38 and 40 inches bust Address State FREED AND MOOSE INSTALLED TODAY Services at Lutheran Seminary at 11 This Morning The Rev Charles A Freed will be installed as president and the Rev John Moose Ph Dl as professor of systematic and historical theology at 11 this morning at the Lutheran Theological seminary Doctor Freed has been acting president of the seminary since May In addition to his duties as president Doctor Freed will also hold the chair of science of religion and ethics He was elected president early last year the positions of dean and executive secretary being eliminated and the duties of the two offices put upon the president The installation aervices will be held in the chapel and will be in charge of the Rev A McCullough president of the board trustees Dr A Voigt was dean of the seminary for about 30 years He died early in January Dr Greever was executive secretary until he left recently to become secretary of the United Lutheran church with headquarters at New York City The Pardoning Power Charleston Reporter Speaking before the Spartanburg Kiwanis club Wyndham Manning of Sumter candidate for governor urged a return to the original view of the pardon power trial and punishment be swift and he said let the verdicts of the juries be Absolute certainty that he would reap the consequences of his crime if he committed the act would lead many and many a would-be criminal to desist French Forts Strong Barrier Time Beginning at the Sane and continuing to the Rhine (125 France has now dug blasted and tunneled into the vitals of her soil the heaviest fortifications on earth and see is the di comment of Gen A Weyi generalissimo of the French army when someone suggests that high power artillery can pulverize the strongest fort A single fort at Verdun he recalls withstood 120000 German projectiles in the grand offensive at 1916 that did not pas Of this explosive avalanche 2000 projectiles were of the highest power To Verdun and other war-famed forts now reconstructed and equipped with guns that can easily fire into German territory France has added two more monsters Hac ken-berg defending the great industrial city of Metz and Hochwald near the Rhine within easy shooting distance of Baden Hackenberg ia a marvel of under ground mechanics equivalent to tci dreadnaughts buried in a mountain connected by poison-gas-tight tunnels and served by miles of subterranean railways on which projectiles and even runs can be rushed from point to point Hochwald is almost entirely on the surface a two-mile breastwork of cement and steel blocking German advance and called by General Wey-gand Giant's Trenches" Aside from Verdun Hackenberg and Hochwald the entire Sarre-Rhine frontier of France is studded every kilometer with and groups of pillboxes each one a small fort 30 feet by 38 feet and rooted 60 feet deep in earth so that poilua in the lower chamber can rest in comfort New Era Education Alzada Comstock in Current History Now at last it can be told that some of the trials of the colleges in the years of our neatest prosperity were almost past bearing In tha 1920a all was very very quiet on Parnassus For both boys and girls the colleges had been translated into finishing schools for the prosperous It waa socially as necessary to have been to college as to have seen Westminster abbey or the Arc de Triomphe But except for the by-products it Was in many cases there are always refreshments of whatever variety you choose From those of conventional aftenuxm tea or cocktails and hors to in a lata evening welsh rarebit and beer sandwiches and tea coffee or chocolate If on the other hand a surprise party is giyen to the new owners they must of coune know nothing about it Therefore usually an evening is chosen when it ia known that they are having company for dinner so that they will certainly be at borne The company must of course be in the secret and not go heme until with a good deal of talking and laughing and knocking the surprise company arrives in full force for this reason they always meet at a given place as near as possible to the house of the new owners so that they ihall all arrive at the same fime If it is impossible to select an evening when the new owners are having people for dinner (or supper) then an evening is chcsen when they are invited out The hostess in this case must keep then at her house until telephoned that the surprise party is in full swing In this cate the new owners must be encouraged to go home But whichever way the surprise is arranged supper is taken by the guests exactly as to a each one bringing the item allotted to her or to him (Copyright 1933 by Emily Post) Vote in Senate on Liquor Issue Washington Nov A striking consistency in dry strength in the senate from 1913 to 1932 is showed by votes there on prohibition There is also disclosed that sentiment this year was almost exactly reversed being roughly three to one against instead of for liquor control The Webb-Kenyon law protecting dry states set the example in 1911 It was adopted by the senate S3 to 21 Curiously the 18th amendment and the Volsteady law were approved in 1917 and 1919 respectively by the exactly similar votes 65 to 20 This same margin of strength prevailed through most of the prohibition period The Jones enforcement law was approved in 1929 by 65 to 18 and beer beers were rejected in 1932 by 60 to 23 and 61 to 24 Suddenly however in 1932 the sentiment switched and repeal was voted 63 to 23 Of the 20 senators who voted against the emendment in 1917 only Senator Lewis (Democrat) of Illinois is now in tile senate He was out for many years between Lewis also voted for the amendment repealing the 18th amendment Of the 65 senators who supported the 18th amendment in 1917 16 are left But only four of them voted against repeal They were: Borah (Republican) of Idaho Gore (Democrat) of Oklahoma Norris (Republican) of Nebraska and Sheppard (Democrat) of Texas The 12 senators who voted for the 18th amendment originally and for the repeal resolution this year were: Ashurst of Arizona Fletcher of Florida (Democrats) and Johnson of California (Republican) Kendrick of Wyoming King of North Dakota Mc-Kellar of Tennessee (Democrats) Mc-Nanr (Repblican) of Oregon Pittman of Nevada Robinson of Arkansas Smith of South Carolina and Trammell of Florida (Democrats) MRS A MITCHELL Special to The State: Laurens Nov Funeral services were held from the home Sunday afternoon for Mrs Sadie Antley Mitchell S3 who died Saturday after a six weeks illness The last rites were conducted by her pastor the Rev Spinx of the First Baptist church and were attended by a concourse of friends and relatives several coming from Orangeburg her former home and other points in the state Interment was in the Laurens ceme- Srs Mitchell waa the wife of A Mitchell familiarly know a as She mbs a native of Orangeburg She was an estimable young matron who had many friends in this city In addition to her mother Mrs Antley of Orangeburg she is survived by her husband and six children Arthur Jjmmie Nick Mary Elizabeth Dorothy and Gloria the youngest being about 3 years old She is also survived by two sisters Mrs Evelyn Hankins of Chester ant Miss Vers Antley of Orangeburg: two brothers Antley of Orangeburg and Alvin Antley of Laurens You Have The Whitest Teeth Ever Seen foumrff Scientific Way Cleans Dull Stained Teeth Faster And Better a a Makes Teeth Whiter Try It 6 jt'v IlI This unique scientific dental cream contains two priceless ingredients that give the teeth a DOUBLECLEANSING As one foams into every crevice over every tooth sur-' face and washes away food accumulation stain and the other kills millions of germs Thus in remarkably short time 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