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BODEf novf 1 HAIR COLORING waaaasn^BHBali MOUND CITY DENTAL SOCIETY PLANS NATIONAL CONVENTION TO MEET IN ST. LOUIS. AUGUST 12 TO 16 Members of the Convention Plan ning Committee of the National Dental Association caught by the cameraman as they met recently in St. Louis to plan for the convention to be held August 12 to 16. Those shown top center left to right are: Drs. Lattimore, Jackson, Howard, Gibson, Wiseman, Curtis, Mrs. Gib son, Dr. Miller, and Mrs. Miller. If ; A m Seen in the inner row: Dr. Cullum, Mrs. Layne, Dr. Layne and Miss Gilliam, at a banquet held for the visitors. I Lower left. National Convention Planning Committee discussing plans presented by the Mound City Society for the convention, left to right: Drs. Gibson, Wiseman, Jack son and Howard. Lower right, the officers as they arrived from Houston and delega tion meeting them: Drs. Massey, Gibson, Howard, Gray, Lattimore, Williams, Cullum, Kendricks, Har per and Layne. (ANP) MT. CALV \RY COM. CHURCH Rev. R. W. Johnson, Pastor Sunday school opened at the us ual time. We was very fortunate to have with us Rev. Whitelow who reviewed the Sunday School very wonderfully. Everyone enjoyed it. 11 o’clock service was opened with the order of service. There was n very spirited testimonial service. Our assistant Pastor brought the messake. Subj: The Spiritual Recovery Act. Text He brew 2nd chapter. Union began a little late but we had a nice time. Our lesson was Eph. fith chapter. You that was not •present read it for yourself. 8 o’clock service opened with choir procession. Everyone that was present, 1 believe, felt the presence of the Lord. There was Healing Service for the sick among us and a universal prayer for the sick over the universe. Rev. Caldwell brought the mes sage from Rev. 6-4. Subject: Death is Riding. Get Ready. I urn the Way, Everyone enjoyed them selves. Notice!!! On Thursday, April 26, at 8 P. M.. there will be a united Pilgrim’s Journey. 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CRESIDEN1 AND FOUNDER OF CALMER INSTITUTE Dr. Charlotte Hawkiff .,'rown President an uwm, f ■■ 1 ■—— ■" 1 —■ I -1 zWhat 15 a RAT-QUA AO • \ vWho was BERNARD von lANQENBECK ? ^ KAMP / —* CACtU J I fORMA^O*) Answer,: fc.«i:,L“2 eat clinical su.geon and teacher of his day in Germany. He founded the German Society of Surgery and has 21 operations credited to his name. Z A rat-guard is a large metal disk •bout 18 inches in diameter which is fastened around ropes and hawsers used in mooring ships to docks. It lr designed to prevent rats from •above and spreading the kk * t. plague. One of the duties of the UiL Pviylir Ke-Mt Service is to inspect ships its they arrive in this country end e~«eeu. arise things to check on thf •st-pj*'!'^ 3. T^ee as* all foreign terms for c&evere, anJ ere find that cheese is on* V the rarvr in the diets oi many WJ- Tt Ttitaini valuable minerals sub e e/dua and phosphorus O»c«o k-yr utdka, <»: .sscfasss bod man, Missouri Unemployment Com pensation commission: Will S. Don ham, director, Missouri State Em ployment Service; R. A. Scott of the regional social security office, Kansas City, Mo., and Dr. Sherm- j an D. Scruggs, president, Lincoln university, Lieut. Oxley outlined steps taken by other states in pur suing a realistic course in their at tack on the problem of unemploy ment as it is particularly related to the Negro. The report of the finding com mittee, which was referred to the new state-wide committee for con sideration, had as one of its major recommendations the creation of the State Committee on Negro Em ployment, charged with the respon sibility of making a continuing study regarding Negro occupation al skills, training, and employment opportunities. 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