THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY SEPT. M. 1931.
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njonr*> yoa may not und«rtt*a4;
Y*i«M to Him eompkte ob^di'
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“Fill die water pott with wiiter,**
PUI A«n %m Um> very brim;
4Ie will honor all your trusting- •
Lrffeve the miracle to Him-
Bind your Iwac t« the altai'.^
Our Trip To
Canada
(By MRS. THOMAS BAILEY)
A—twipanixl 4by^ my f«6 r
ren, Thelma and TOomaa, Jr. we, ed at tlie teautiful dghU ol rat
beran our »i«htaeeinf trip on Gr*at L*kea Exposition.
Aixgutt 2. Our firat stop was In In Brooklyn, N. Y. we
Cincinnati. Ohio. There we had the ftieata ofHiaa IdeU Smith ot
a hurridly view of the city. In rnmk«n*Avenue. Our friend
„ „ ^ Chlcaifo. we were the gue*ti of Mr. Thomaa Mdor* of »6« Tl.om-
Bind him there with many a co^S our aont. Mr.. Martha Harding, pjfflft Avenue t«ok Ua
Oh, my brother, do nol falter. Here we saw a great deal of ih* ing about th. city of Brook^
Can’t you fully tnut your Ln.d? city. We vi.itod the Chicago U. in hi. car. W. went ‘hj
He it i.-W'ho watches o'er you. campus and it» library, tho wax muwuam at Con«y Isl.na
Though your path may oft‘ be Northwestern University campus, which ahoifed many Crimea that
gi^. ’ the Art Institute, the Grand h»y» (bea»- committed in our
He will bring new life to Isaac- Park ^ith the Buckingham c?(intry. We ^ New York City ^
Leave the mirack to Him. Fountain. The Washinglbn Park, by day and ni^t
The beachea and amuaemenl the R. C, A. Building m Rocke-
S«e them march across the City, park, ^e also vifited tba fellow Center and Radio City.
Scarce a sound from day to J«y, Center where the three Brother, ^e had a very J*y
S-offers from the walls *ende own and operate a ten
store ^ual to tluit of Krcsse*. West St. in Newark, N. J.
-Wiey are Negro men. The Linv- We motored from Brooklyn,
eofn Cemetery i. said to be tha Y. to Montreal. Canada. e
1 most beautiful NegrsJ cemeterj- accompanied by our friends,
I in America- We had the oleaauro Mis. Smith and Mr. Moore. This
of meeting the prophet, Thoma* tatereating ' .ightsee-
L. Allen of Olive Bapti^jt Church. ‘^ip. I cannot dewribe the
I We also visited Mra Hiael Ha."- the lakea and moun-
I ter of 1171 Mor^n Park In *J®nr P® Hudson River.
Chicago. From ^ Chicago, on to
JColUfrtWJi, ~ Ohio. WB vixite} ♦
^cousin, Mias Flora Muon. Wa
saw the interesting part, of the
I city by auto
tbem\-
“Jericho can stand tuch play.
But* the Lord’s time comdh
BW'ffUy,
Th%n tftey shout out with a vsiin
Look the walls’ are tott’ring, fsH-
ing,
Leave the miracle To him.
Face to face with hosts of.Mi-
dian,
Gideon’s men are sifted out;
Forth they go. these chosen l^e
roe*,
With no sword the foe to r'^ut;
Do you wonder if the vict’ry
Can be gained by band so slim?
See! Jehovah’^ sword is gloam-
ing, ^
Leave the jaitacle to Him.
Watch that scene on plains of
Dura,
See that Hebrew martyr band,
Firmly standing Jpr Jehov*^,
Trusting is^ His hidden "hSfl3.
“He is mighty to deliver”
From the fwwer of death so
grim;
Fiery furnace cannot harm them
Leave the miracle to Him!
LIring to Christ your loaves tnd
fishes
Though they be tooth few .nnd
.fmidl, „
He wlfl^use'' the weakest vessels,
Give to Him your little all.
Do you ask how many thousands
C^ be fed with food so slim.
Listen to tht Master’s blessing —
Leave the miracle to Him.
Christian worker, looking for
ward . • “
TV) the ripened harvest field,
We stopped iit. Saratoga Springe,
N, y, and viewed the beautifal
sceneries there. We stopped over
in New Runia, N. Y. at the over
■ o»'a««^ jM»a ** vj. Ma«
We also visited In campus. It w*n « very rest-
ful place.
lay a cover for the family brc^- lawntroal,
fast, toys and books for child- i,y »uto.'We visited St.
ren of various ayes, self-help Shrine, the St. James
cothing, and safety devices to l« cathedral, the Notre Dame Uni
used in the home mere displayed
Prizes of flfi.O«, $1-0.00, and $5
were won on the first throe nem-
ed bDothP.
The exhibit of canned products
and jellies entered by the Home
Demonstration . Clufb m«!mb^r8
was the best that has been dis-
played, and especially, the jel-
versity. The Mount Boyal Park
ha^six-bundred acres of land
an^ is 7«3 /feet high. Wihding
(]riveways climb the mountain.
The electric cross located on Mt.
Royal can be seen thirty inile^
away at night We also visited
the Wax Museum which telh
■ the story of the ‘n^rsecution of
* m 0.1. _ nrttvan
lies. A total of $33.00 in prizes | early Christians in waxen
jwas won by thi* group. The wo- Here ih Montreal, Ganft-
mei) are to be commended for ! j gt^jpped with Mrs. Rosa
the improvement in this exhibit, • 764 Atwater Avenue,
and akio for. the fine s»rt they J ujgg Smith and Thelma stopped
played in the, live-At-Home ' p,rd Hotel, while Mr.
Booth.
■‘Does the task seem great befora
you?
Think how rich will be the yield.
Bravely enter with your Master.
Though the prospect may seem
dirii.
Preach the Word with holy rer-
vor - -
Leave the miracle to Him.
•Mrs. Mary C. Etaas
Moore and Thomas* stopped at
the YMCA
THE “JiCGS” BRIDGE CLUB
HOLDS FIRST FALL MEETING
• AT TENNIS CUJB HOUSE
Jh-eceding the arrival of fall
when Durham takes on her Fall
and Winter Saeial Activities, the
"Jiggs" Bridge Chib, composed [
of £\ach«Iors (in the minority)
BEAUTY MAKERS IN CONVENTlOHi DISCUSS PLANS FOR ilAJtlNG WOMEN EVEN MORE LOVELY
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A'fa'P
The National Beauty Cultur-
ists League held sway in New
York last week in its seventeenth
annuaJ*«onvention, said to haye
been the most succei'sful and
helpful in its history. Eyery^nnn-
facturer of''hote and practically
every large "school and system of
the country was represented, the
various organizations cooperating
in a program designed to place
thv business] of ibeauty culture on
a higher and more professionKt
basis. I
m
The pictures above give a
glimipse of a few of the many at
tractive Ixvaths aoij some of the.
personalities in attendimce.
Upper left is the Bonaparte^
School di.'5>lay^, upppr right the
Orchid College in practical demo-
strations; in the center Jame^ IL
^ Hubert, secretary of the New
York Urban League is present
ing the "Distinguished Service"
Award to Miss Marie Downinjj of
St. Louis' for her work in ’,he
fields of cosmetology and jourija-
li?*n. *
In the lower left is the Gode-
froy booth lower right a glimpse
of guests at one of the many
gay parties’ held, left to vight,
Miss ,Ethel Waters, the famous
sing^g star, Musa Wiliiain'i,
Georgette Harvey of !|age famei
Jiiiimy Basquette, Cleota Roijera,
Mr. Christian, Amsterdam Newr;
Miss Virgie Waters, Mr. Charles
Evans, national organizer and
Miw Marie Downing.
Below left to right are the new
officers, Mrs^ Marjorie Stewart
Joyner, Chicago, president; Mrs.
D. Chapman, New York, Jsi vice
president; Mrs. A. IViylor, Bosr
ton^ 2nd vice-president; Mrs. IBi.
Merser, Washington, D. C., fi
nancial secretaiy; Mrs. Y. Wa
ters, Baltimore, treas. Mrs. C.
Green Johnson, Jerftey City, par
liamentarian; Mm E. Bushell,
New York, chaplain and Mr.
Charles Evans, national organi-
*er.
and Benedicts, had its first meet
ing on Thursday evening at the
Algonquin Tennis Clwb . .House.
The purpose of this meeting was
to reorganize and formulate the
club’s* program foi" the Fall and
Winter. This was accomplished
with precisiofl. The incumbent
tees appointed, and the present ^officers were re-elected, commit-
program revised to fit th scope,
of the “JiggsT’ expanding prog
ress. "nie following represents
the Ro.'ter 6f the Club, with of-
fiterh designated;
J. T. Taylor, President; W D.
Hams, Secretary; J. E. Payne,
Asst. Secretary; H. M. Michaux,
Treasurer.
The members are as follows:
L. M. Berry, Dr. L. G. Bruce,
Dr. W. A. Clelapd, Dr. J. W. V.
Hill, Vice-President; W. E. Wil-, Cordice, G. W. Cox, Don A
Davis, A. Elder, Dr. Y. D. Gar
rett, W. D. Hill, J. S. Hughson,
J. W. Jones. W. A Kenney, L.
Knox, F. D. Marshall, H. M. Mi-
chaux, J. E. Payne, Emmett
Pratt, E. G. Spaulding,. J. S.
Stewart, J. T. Taylor, J. «-H.
Wheeler. W. E. William^j
Ark. Stat* Bagin* 7Stli Yaar
-PINE BLUFF, Ark. —(C)—
Arkansas State College, Dr. J. B. '
Watson, prefeident, hegan itfe T§ TT
year on Monday, with more than
six hundred students assembled
in Caldwell hall for the initial
convocation cermonies.
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