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BeautyTCuliurists Hold^
8th AniiuaJ Convention
CHICAGO, Sept 22, (ANP),
—Tli« 18ta |iJ«Uun Cflnvtntioa
of tltt Mational Bvauty Cultur-
ists* L(.i^« of Atnerica which
clofied he^ last Iriday 4t ttic
U>« S»voy bmliroottf weiii on re
cord M adoptinf tti« following
reMluudna u aefinit« lawa ot
Mie League.
low«r wag* br*ck«t». Hit na-
tional pfcfident, Marjorl* Ste
wart Joynw, appointed a .leirfila
tiv« group and haa flDder way
a plan for lef^alatlv* actlTitUa
that will bring about a greater
social •wurit|' tor yariouf
groupa, 1
Fourth. ahorter workiny houyi
PERSONALS
By GeNrga Scurlock
Mr, and Mr*. W. Scurloek’*
Sunday guest were Mias Lixsie
M. Seurlflck, Mr, and Mrs. Sam
-IhCai*—
wiiiiiHWTV) acrr SRix Jfll n,
ler. Me, .und Mrs. Paul Scurlock
for the filBautician was urged in
order that beauticians have morej,„d Sa^in ir J^nea.
TeTsure Bine. AH j^autieans are i '
Fint, that all "Race 'Beauty
j^Bupa, Culture Sctiwuia aua ati
Beauty lataBntiiwigTO" aiTy
ae«^.pti«n -Uuy and Use t-ro-1 requested to arrange their hours Upscomb Gro^o will ®apti*b'
oueta and comnioaitiee tnanu- on an eight hour a day schedule,'
lactured by concwus." as this a great necessity in
Second, tnat every b*s»utici«ij' f>g»fd to the health.
the country _ over, regarUJess ot
tne ^sectioQ, chargc at le«8t
seventy five cents, preferably
>1.00 for a shnmpoo and prc^s,
according to the length and
thickness of the hair. The same
prices of 7§c and J^l.OO ftid tip
was suggested for the marcel,
finger wave, and '^roquignote
wave. The reasons given for
these suggested prices were due
to the fact that various dele
gates attending the National
Convenipn imported that a nuos-
ber of persons were working for
thiry five tand fifty cents.
Third, that the Beauticians «l
the Unitxd States become inter
ested in all legislation affectin.'
their business and also the legia
lation affecting the workers of
the great middle class, especially
dontestic, office and factory
workers and t^iose persons in the
Fifth, Wassermann Tests jwas
suggested for all beauticians in
order that they could auure
themselves an^ their cvstomers
that their operators were clean
and healthy, thereby- safeguard
ing the public health.
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen
the Chicago Board of Health
'made the Wassermann test pos
sible for the delegates by send
ing physicians and morses to thd
convention and they made free
blood tests of every beautician.
Sixth, all Beauticians wero
I urged to attend school at least
I one month .out of eveiy year, in
I order to raise their standard.
f
j TTje National' ®tea«ty Cultur-
f ists League set up a new depaitj
! ment known a^ the' “Bureau of
' Standards."
at Monk’s Ford,
o’clock Sunday.
Saturday at 2
THK THREE ”C" CLUl
Tha Threa ^C* Club bald ito
regular waekiy meatmg la tne
1^4>by 01 tue Hiltlmora Hotel
Wednesday night witli .a very
brief business session. There
were some very helpful thoughts
and ideas diacuised la this
meeting.
The nifseting being eallad to
,rder by ' tiie' president '^onii
Long, promptly alf^iOO'Slfed ad-
At 40;00 shaip*.
Mr*. 'Btta’betb Pendergrmss
and Earl L. Williams of Nor
folk, Virginis were in this city
the week-end visiting their re
latives. i
The L'urial Association Court!
No. 7 wiil meet Friday night at j Mrs. Pendergrass wi»s visiting
7;30 at the home of Bev. and!^®*' husbands relatives who live
Mrs. J. W. Valentine. President | '*> Chapel ftill, N. 0. _ ■
J. W. Scurlock, Sec'y; Ida C. j
ticurlock. ' I
To S(M
BY WILLIAM 'Bill* TUCK
Mrs. Janet 3 " Green has
~~7~ i turned home after being ill
Wilson, daughter I Hospital.
Mrs. Amose
Miss Jessie B. and Mrs. Nannie
Harris, Miss Mary V.,' Wilson and
Ed Cooper motored io Mount
Gilead Church Sunday.
I
Mayo, jr. is
E^t Petti-
. Mrs. Dencer Richard and daugh
ter, Emma are ill at their home.
Johnnie Washington has re-*'
turned to the Blind achool at
Raleigh to take up his studies.
He makes his home with Mr. and
Mrs. Jen Cooper during vacation. ^
Little Hampton
iU at his home on
grew St.
Mrs.. Melsina Seate is rapidly
recuperating at her home of
Cowell Avenue. \
Mitchell of New York is
visiting her cousin, Mia* Getieva
Mebane at" ®r?T3tJM«r St.
DURHAM COUNTT
FAIR
. ^WillBeHeld At
HILLSBORO ROAD
fatrgroui^Ids
The Rev. ft. O. Langford,
pastor of the St. Matthew C.
M. E. church of this city, con
ducted revival services at the
AME church in Hillsboro, N.
C
j Mrs. £v E. Pratt is ib«ck home
I in WMhington after spending a
I part of her vacation in Ksnsas^
.City, M«. and in Durham. —
Miss Annie Haskins has re
sumed her studies at State 1
Teachers Collegie, B^yettevtUe, )
where she will be a mem- !
Mrs. J. H. Hubbard and sister
Mrs. L. ]|nrard, and Mrs. Carrie
Austin, jm^tarsd to BojAk»o, Sun
day, Sept. Sept. "18.
N. C.
br of hte senior class.
MODERNETTES MEET
The members of the Moder-
nette club wero higSly enter
tained at the home of Mrn.
Naiarene Hester Monday even
ing. Mn. Hester and Miss Inez
Edwards acte«] as hostesses. A
ve^_deliciou^ jnenff*was served
consisting of tomato juice cock
tail, friend chicken, potato salad
frosen desert, nutt aatf nilnls.
Mrs. Fannie Walden is ^siting
her sister Mrs.^ S. N. Davis of
704 Linwood Ave. Also visitinir
is Miss Ethel Tyler of Jersey
City. ^ .
Mrs. King
Hostess To
SHveF^Moon
The fWlowing students -haye
left the city during the past we«
to further tneir atudies at Uie
various colleges ' oF^'‘the uitiioif t
To Winstijn-4ialenu 'Ijeaofters
College went Misses Pauline Al
ston, Vandoia Holloway, Lenora
Jeffers, Kuth Armstrong; Miss
ixjiris H oiluway returned
to Saint Augustine's in Ra
leigh; Misses Csnsfance and
Vivian Merrick, Charlotte Ken
nedy and Aliiia Kutii Herndon
lett lur Tailedeg*; t«} Hampton
went Charlus iJoom, AUie Feld
er, Misses Julia Edmundaon,
Wilhelmina Moivison, Willie M.
Parker; Virginia State, Le«>
Uavis, rrantis Harris, MargarSt
Lanfer, Nannie Ruth' fcumette,
and also William Kennedy:
G»Oige Cox will attend More
house College; i*almer Memorial
instiutia wertomt-J Thomas Pars
er, John. Jiobeson, Mis^s Jhiditft
Scanborough, .,£sttie Carter,
Arona Mci>ougald, Amemmenta
A. Smith and Arlelia Morru;
Bennett College, Misses Bertha
Uomez and JEklna Lanier. Isadoro
B. Uglesby, instructor at the
Hillside Park High School wiil
do Graduate W4rk at the Uni
versity of Iowa a?id Misses Jessie
Logan and Nol» 'Cox will enter
the graduate school of Atlanta
University. Miss (Barbara Lo^n
has entered Pisk University’s
Music School. The*Carolina ^*nea-
and Durham wish for these
young jje6|ile l9a^s of luck in
their quest for knowledge .this
school year, L* f
LOGANS TAKE DAUGHTERS
TO SCHOOL
Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. Logan of
Thomas Street left last Saturday
for Nashville Tenri. and Atlanta,
Ga. whefe their ^aughter^
Jeraie and (Barbara -vHlt 4nrt,hat
their studies in their r^peetive
fieWsr
Mih EarsMtin* Davia
ted her twelfth Urthday,' Mon
day ^t. 19 with a Miigfalful
paHjr'"lt h«r home;
Uier waa smawluit undfavorabie
thar* wer« only sixteen guests
presen. Despite tha small num
ber, everyone had a wonderful
time dancing and playing games.
The eoloriKiheme was ^een and
white and even the cake out the
scheme. The eake was snow
white witto twelve green candles,
REV. FULLER CLOSE*
UKC.A 1 M£.£. 1 IMS*
sauuni viUQun ,c.sptiHt
Mrs.' Flosaia , ifarfclmillt-
' nialMKi the moaic tor
Ma S|ie«:uil
utiurcn »n £>t.eni, «. V. wueia were; “ouiBauiMg For
Rev. w. M. jf uiier u pastor, heii an anthejn J>y wd
Its annual revival Sept.
tiuougn Itlth.
Kev. E. ti. Lipsey,' pastor oi
the jaaottiit ulive citurca a n 'i
Cnapiaiu of tM InterdentuBinfa
tiunal Mmlstertal Aiiiance of
ei^ltn nu(a lira" eandy wcm luurfiain, eoftffuBtiBd llfff’toWBtld^"!
! Services were neld in
X. tjuri«i|fi>‘s ar angemest
“Deep River.'* wU
amount ot money raised b
'luesday nigut tne JM
Cbeir acoompanied the pastorl
the Uhvet ttaptiat Cnurea.
mne 6h~TnF*TO!iinsir~
t h e'McLester attended the
West End
ST. MARK HONORS
C. «. STEWARD
A banquet was given Thursdl
night, Sept. 16, toy the Jun{
served. ..
Rev. D. E. Williams was afternoon and at night. "The' feaptist Convention in Chi
smrnig ^th»fie presafit, Jftm Diivis 1 mipiater used the following sub-*ari& spent a short while in
received many beautiful as well I j^cta; *"Phe Cfflre of the 'rwnr-1 lotte, K. C-=
as useful gifts. wed Heart, The l^st C|fist,
Implicit Trust in God. The Right
eous Speaker, The Effects ot
Sunrise, Detaining Jesus, Tw«
Citiaens of Two Great Countries,
! Great Decision Beached, The j Choir of the St. Mark A:
of the Be- Anticipation of Complete Sati*-' Church in hon'Jr of C: E.
ward, a member of the choir
Great interest was shown in left Saturday afternoon to en
each of these services and all bis new field of insurance
cf the mettings were edifyii^ as for the North Carolina M«i
well as inspiring. | Philadelphia, Pa. A few
Twenty four persons were Durham’s most prominent
enlisted into the ’ army for the *ena were present and a dei
Lord; one was restored to the^ous four course supper w
fold. served.
These services were attended
by large crowds and visHuo
came from as far as Washington,
D. C. Ohio and ^other northern
I points. ,
The YWA Club
cond i£«ptist Cljurch sponsored, faction. Midnight DeVotion.
a very enjoyable outdoor affair
at the Hawkins Farm last Friday
night.
The guests traveled by auto
and they spent the evening
roastijfig weiners, mar^mellows.
Drinks were served also.
Thuse taking part in this unuflu^
al affair were; Misses Lois Hes
ter, Louise Taylor, Hattie Whit©
Mary Love, Helen McDade, V.
McQuaig, Sallie McCright, K.
Love, Eula M. Lyde, Mary
Mitchell, Mesdames Maggie
Younger, Mattie Lyde, Mae
Willie Web*, Lucy* Jenkins, M.
Lyde, Alma McQuaig and Louise
Tliorpe. Messrs. J>ohn Toran,
Willie White. George White,
Willard Merritt, John A. John
son, Chester Webb, and Byrd
Collins.
19th thru 24th
D’ORSAY
ReVi -R. O. Langford, pastor
of the St. Matthew C. M.'Ef
Church is preaching a series jf
serins at his church which
began the second Sunday of this
month. Each Sunday morning
he will preach one of “T h e
Seven Seals”. Sunday morning
he will open the third seal. At
the evening services, he will
preach the Rise and Fall of some
Bible character. The public is
cordially invited to attend any
or all of the services. ^
Mr. Algie N. Langford, son of
Rev. R. O. Langford,' of this city-
left Wednesday for New York
City where he will enter t h e
school of Embalming and PJastic
( Surgery. Mr. Langford plans to
g» in business upon his return
to Durham in the spring.
120 1-2 SOUTH MANGUM STI^ET
RUSH YOUR BEAUTY TROUBLES TO US
WE DEUVER THE GOODS
WE ARE PREPARED TO HANDi^ ANY RUSH
WITH
P •
Licensed
WAITING TO SERVE YOU At‘ ALL TIMES
SPECIAL
R U O M
- liARGARET BAILEY, Spec^Rst - fn' Fancy Cialiog.
SWZABE.TH BOOKER, SpeclaUat iNi- Maaiearinc aad
COMPTON,. SpecUiut
{■ SMiapbeiBc aad
Sp*eliJUt In .Mai««l Waviag
Speeialbt {■ PiagM- Waving mb4
t icr Ak^fttc
Tuesday evening September,
13, the Silver Moon Clu'b assem
bled at tile borne of Mrs. Anni«
King on Hazel Street
Gay fall flowers wereused
throughout the home and added
a scenic setting to the meeting
Whist was *the ij^me of the
evening amt—Ifafc Com^ius
Johnson was the winner of the
prize for the hig^st score.
Mrs. King serr«d a delicious
salad course with punch, followed
by minta and fruits.
IU
Members present were; Mes
dames Henry Holman, Roy Deo-
ComBlius loiaaon, Doris
Holland, ElizaJbeth ^rd. Misses
Odelia Fuller, Blanch Patterson,
Tempie Crawley, Ida Ford, anl
the hostess,' Mrs. Annie King.
OCCO-NEE-CHEE
, Self-Rising Flour *
lyces the Gu^s out of Baking and Saves you l^ney'
ECONOMICAI. FARES
On* and Round Trip
Coskoh Ticket* ;
. ior Bd« ItMvMk
Round Trip IHckjHtii
...ta *id nfl» invaiwi. .. ntan liiril • aMafl»
GiMd is SiMpiBg aiid.«(i|ar Qua «
eraiMr afcacgw ier VMS
Ona Way Tiokats
PtOo,'^ p,ymm
prapar lor «p*M eco^ML
XMoteg Out and CbocJbas la Thtwwh ISeiea.
CmnforuM04»4he Safety4l
^ TRAIN TRAVEIi
Fothuefh^
Southern Raikwat IniBr
Given Party
On Birthday
SURPRISES HUSBAND
ON BIRTHDAY
On Tuesday, Sept. 14, Mrs.
Callie Daye of 1017 Second St
surprised her husband, Fri$elle
paye with a birthday paHy in
celebration of his birth&iy; This
TpSfty also a surpr^ fiSr
MtBB- Barbara^ ijegan, -a yw>dtt-bmii^ia-bqnor of Grey^ who
&te of the Hillside Park High ^ left “ for Wilmington to 5Ke "up
School an^j a former student 61. *iutles at a private hospital there
Memorial
WEST DURHAM BAPTIST
CHURCH
The Pastor and congregation
WE BAPTIZE
TOGETHER!
United Congr«sational Chris
tian and Mount Zion Baptist'
hold joint servicc Sunday ev
ing Sept 25 1938 at 7t3& p.
The united Congregationa]
Christian church of which till
of the West Durham Baptist J Rev.
Church will go to the Second
Biaptisf Church to join in the
observsnee of the Missionary
Anniversary.
T. J. Moore, is pastor wii
hold its evening service jointl
with' Mount Zion iLhptist churc
of which the Rev. W. M. Full
is pastor,
Sev’«ral candidates will be|
baptised from eacli church a
special service. Rev. T. J
EeV. E. B. iilpTOy, pastor «jf Jiogre wtU- fu'eac^ sermon.|
Mount Olive AMtE Church ha-i there will '^ no servfce at'the
announced that Sunday, Sept. Conjf;egational Christian church
26, will be devoted to the ob- Sunday after the U o'clock hourJ
servance of Missionary^ day. At - All the members and friends are!
11:30 the pastbjilwill preach a • ’ • -
SUNDAY MISSIONARY DAY
AT MOUNT OLIVE
Talnier
gistered in the
ment of Fisk
Nashville while
Institute, re-
Music depa'ri-
University in
Miss Jessie Lo
gan, a member of the l'9i8
Graduating class of the North
Carolina College will enter the
school of Social Service at At
lanta University.
Mrs. Daye’s lovely new home
decorated with beautiful cut
flowers furni^ed a sccne sett
ing for the occasion.
special missk>nary sermon anJ
at 8:30 p. 'm. a candlelight ser
vice will be sponsored by the
Missionary society.
asked to meet us af'Mount Zion
Sunday night.
REV.
MeLESTER ENDS
VACATION*
~ TOiVing completed his t w c
j^eks yacation Rev. C. E. Mc-
Lester, pastor of the Second
Refreshments were served to
the forty guests present ai^ the
evening was i>acked with fi
throughout.
Eajiftist Church was at his beat
Sunday, for the sermon which
he preaced was a stirring one
and thtf spirit was-indeed higii.
To a capacity audiencfe he preach
ed from tfce subject, "TTie King
fp^kJ^ith Many Crowas.'.' The
^^nior Choir, under ttie direction
REV. T. J. MOORE CONDUCTS!
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL
Rev. T. J. Moore, rbturned toj
the city Saturday evening after I
conducting another successful I
revival meeting in Charlottee, I
N. C. at the First Calvary Bapt. [
church. The attendance w a
ususually large and many friends]
friam Concord, N. C. where the
,Eev. Moore, paatored for eight
years and also from nearby [
points attended the meeting.
Souls wcxft ^ved, God's people
.rejoiced and the church was
made stronger.
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