GREENSBORO DAILY 1WS, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 13Z1
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STATE FEDERATION NOTES
Br SELL BATTLB LBWIS
Raleigh, Not. U. The meeting f
tn council or mo worth uaronna ra
oration of Women'! clubs will b hold
In Rocky Mount November J-S0 Ant
December 1, with the Rocky Mount
Woman'! club a hostess, according to
official notice issued last week by
Mr. W. Brooke Parham, of Hender
pon. corresponding lecretary of the
; Federation.
The opening sessioir will be hold
'Tuesday evening. The meeting of the
executive, board will be Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. The council
meeting will be at 10:80 and the meet
ing of the Board of Trustees Immedi
ately after luncheon. At some time
during th meeting, Mrs. John Gil
mer, rhalrman of districts, will have a
conference for District Presidents.
The club women of Rocky Mount, of
whom Mra. L. D. Bullock Is president,
are Terr much Interested In this meet
ing and are making elaborate plans
for the entertainment of their guest
AHlTttlea At Kl.atea.
Mangum entertained the .Music Depart
ment of the Klneton Community Club
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BLACKHEADS GO QUICK
r BY THIS SIMPLE METHOD
Blackheads big ones or little ones
oft ones or hard ones on any part
of the body, go quick by a simple meth
.d that Just dissolves them. To do this
get about two ounces of calnnlte pow
der from your druggist sprinkle a lit
tle on a hot, wet sponge rub over the
blnckheada briskly for a few neconda
and wash off. You'll wonder where
the hluckheads have gone. The calonlte
Jowder and the hot water have just
lt.solved them. Pinching and sueee
Ing blackheads only open, the poree
of the skin and leave them open and
unsightly and unless the blackheads
are big and aoft they will not come
em. while the simple application of ca
lonlte power and .water dissolves them
right out, leaving the akin eoft and the
ores In their natural condition. You
can get calonlte powder at any drng
tore and It you are troubled with theee
Unsightly blemishes you should cer
tainly try this simple method. md.
at Mrs. Gordon's home recently. The
olub la devoting Ita time this year to
the study of musloal Instrument! and
the program for the day wai the con
tinuation of the study of the piano.
Mra. Ira Hardy gar an Interesting
paper on "The Greatest Living Plan
1st". Mrs. Charles Mangum told of the
wonderful progress that manufacturers
are maaing now in pertecung me
mechanical piano. ,
The round table talk on "The Care
of Pianos" afforded much Interesting
discussion, and everyone felt that she
had gained some fin praotlcal knowl
edge for horn us.
ReUotlon from Hoffman. Raohman
lnoff, and Paderewakl were given by
Mrs. stmon Bitteraon, lira. J. v. Mos
ly and Miss Ttuth Plttman. The pro
gram was followed by a social hour.
This report was sent to the Federa
tlon Publicity Bureau by Mra. Charles
V. Mangura.
T Celmt Blrtkaay.
The Charlotte Woman' olub will
aoon celebrate th first birthday of
the new club house. The New Year's
reception last year which was the
night of the opening of th club house
waa a most memorabl event for all
Charlotte olub woman, becaus for the
first time In their history, they were
In - their very own "Horn," and on
well worth being proud of. Whtl th
sum of 15.0(10 was all the olub paid
for the property. It la easily worth
twice that amount, and It was only
through the generosity of A. J. Draper,
the owner, that th club wopea were
able to get It at that figure.
Since the purchase the Charlotte club
women have left no stone unturned In
their efforts to canoel the debt. Al
mot every form of entertainment by
whioh many or a few dollars could
be mad ha been put over, from the
"Womanless Wedding" to aervlng
luncheons at the. recent "Made In Car
olina Exposition." Nothing haa seemed
too hard for th loyal olub women of
Charlotte to do, and they are now
working hard to pat on a Wg basaar In
the. auditorium In December, th like
of which has never been held before
in Charlotte. Ther will be the booths
of many nations. In which articles of
Get In Business For Yourself
We Have An Exceedingly Good New
Proposition For a Man With
$2,000 to $3,000
No Experience ReqvireJ Write or Wire for Full Mormstion
The Cleveland Laundry machinery Mfg. Co.
E. 55th St. and Erie Ry. - Cleveland, Ohio
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The Fuller Lumber Co., Inci
West Lea St Extension, near Dairy St, Phone 7o56
Announce a new retail department: Your lumber when you
want It and -as you want It. North Carolina Pin. Framing,
Sheeting, Roofer, Box Shook and Crating. Let ua figure
you on your requlrsments.
with
every description may be obtained for
Christmas gift. Th evenings will be
enlivened ky vaudeville of th highest
order, and there will alio be dancing
and oonoert.
Departments Are Beer.
Th literature department of the
Charlotte Woman' olub, of whloh Mr.
Hugh Murrlll la th chairman, was de
lighted Teoently by a visit and lecture
by Mr. 6V E. Everett, the state on air
man of literature, whose . charming
personality and Interesting address
captivated her hearers.
Th elytes department under the
abl leadership of Mr. W. T. Shot
I making a wonderful success of Its
work. The citizenship class is handling
such Important subjects as "The Mean
ing of woman Part In Government.'
"Woman' New Responsibility," "Gov
rnmtnfand Community problem of
City, County and Village."
With all th serious side of elub Iff,
Charlotte elub women will And time
for the artlstlo and the aesthetic.
There is a treat In store on Novem
ber 24 when Miss Helen Day, the
chairman of muaio (Treble Clef) will
present "The Persian Garden." Those
who know Miss Day and her wonderful
ability realise what a pleasure la ahead
fr thoae who attend.
There will be an art lecture given
on November 21 under the dlreotlon
of Mrs. W. at. Hodge, the new art
ohalrman of the Charlotte Woman's
club. The lecturt will be given by
John Pennell, an artist of International
reputation, his pictures appearing In
many of th European galleries. There
will also be an exhibit of watercolors
painted from Southern landscape by
Charlotte Huge Bmith.
Thl report of th aeUvlllesof the
f'harlnll. WnmBn' A1..K ... . . ..
th Federation Publicity Bureau by
Mr. Charles Edmond Piatt.
Weenen'a News Carrie.
An interesting communication In re
gard to th newly organised women's
newa service has been enoloaed In
letter from Miss Margaret Lovell Gib
son, or Wilmington, general .federa
tlon director for North Carolina, to
tn publicity chairman.
Mlse Gibson In her letter calls at
tention to th fact that although the
recommendation by the general fed
eration and th state federation did
not succeed in securing th appoint-
mnt of Mr. Winter, president of the
general federation, to aeat in the coun
cil on the Limitation of Armaments,
she has, however, been appointed by
President Harding a on of th four
women on the council' advlaory com
mill of jit, '
GERMAN PQNZI VILLAIN
IN A NEW SCREEN PLAY
i ae r um la ueeigarel As a Warning T
""7 name wan Waal To
lnver.
UwrWI, w riUMelpeu fublie Uajer.)
Berlin. 'Oct. 27. It Is not enough
that Max Klunte, th Ponsl of )r.
many, became famous for cheating his
customers out of more than one hun
dred million marks, but even more is
done to spread his name over the world
oy muKing aim th hero of a film to be
produued her. . ,
The Max Klante film Is one In a
series of plays called the "Secrets of
Berlin." and will tell those who hav
not yet learned it by th In own losses
aDout tn dangers of th bettina-banic
system. Th film Is to serve aa a warn
ing never to trust one's bard-earneu
money to any stranger, even If he
ahould promise as Max Klante did
to aouoie it every month by betting on
th rac tracks, according to an in.
fallible ayatem.
r.ow that the frontier are onen
again to the German movie world It Is
sending out numerous expedition into
II countries. Only recently Paul
Jacoby, manager of th May Film
company, returned from a tour through
Italy, Jugoslavia, Greece and Asia
Minor with his actors. Encouraged by
mis (uocessiui trip, n Is nlannlna a
Journey with a number of actor to
What Is the Difference
In the New Improved Essex?
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Time and hard exacting service show the real difference in the way
cars are built. The care exercised in building Essex cars is not
lavished merely on exterior "selling points." It goes equally into
parts you may never examine.
You see and profit by that workmanship in long continued smooth
ness, efficiency and quietness of operation.
: The New Improved Essex retains all the. qualities through which
the 6ld Essex established its noted records and won the esteem of
owners. But iit addition are refinements and improvements that
will delight and surprise owners of the old Essex quite as much as
non-owners. -
It Is a Greater Essex; i'han That
Which Men thus Highly:
"50,000 Mihs
Never Failed"
"MyBeS'"wMpirenaT'"in"
March, ll, and haa been driven
more than e'1,000 miles. My car
will average 80 mile to the gallon
of gaaollno In the oily ami will
give greater mileage In the, coun
try. My total repair expense has
been lens than 1160."
FIRMAN L. CAItSWKLTi
Firman L. Carswell Mfg Co.
Kansas Clly, Mo.
"48,000 Miles at
Low Cost"
"f new driven- nw' Ks
000 miles without replacing
over 160 worth of pnrts. I
get about 17 mile to the gal
lon of gasoline, and shout
1C0 miles to the quart of oil.
It has been more than aatls.
fsrtory In every way. Th
beet car nn th market.'
IL r l'UGGF.ftl.I
131 N. Mailt fit.
, Springfield. Mas.
"50,000 Miles of
Hard Service"
"I purcliasi-d my Esari August 2J,
11. I have used the car continu
ally In the rent car service, over
all kinds of mountain roads and
through the oil fields. I have
driven the car MM miles. I ran
three original fabric tlrea !4.'i1
miles i,d th fourth tire 21.01)1)
miles,"
W. A. HALL,
Makersfleid, Calif.
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Touring $1195 Roadster...; 1195
Sedan ..$1993 Cabriolet 1395 f
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