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7"" i.‘é"¥§%'鑧i°?u ‘:5’i?.§’§‘s"nr Women Investing in Insurance CHOICE OF COLOR r.wv- she can dress in we follow-

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IS INDICA TIVE OF i““ °° ,.. ,. ' '
Children Are Never Too Baiall to_ ‘Afllolll ll“ mill? places where of insurance to protect their credi- nun’ my e! C mp“"' n"y'
_ A1 ound Mrs. Mary C. Dysart, 83 L... G... n......., 3... 9., t to. ...;..o .. .......-. .....;:;..I.... A. .........._..... oi... ..  WEARER’S CULTURE ;;_v;; 3;; i'l;l;;-fin;m:§{;;~ :5;
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Ever)’ woman who is Planniiit a~ Three times each year. the chil- give for-1,. acres of land in that vi- Hwpy :3" gm“ ‘re  the om”, 01:“ in:t‘_ -:tf“:2'g~c:2t'3°0t" Itditblgtrlrtd ‘git '..A color is ‘S indiattve of one.‘ ':uhndie. apricot. olive brown. cream
— vacation this summer shou n to; ‘d f M ., i '1-to h 1’ them. No such pro- . ~ - _ 3 . ' ' . - , ite.
 o,-ct-took the book, which Wm be i:_ ugly 'c'('::“n§"’:‘)‘;°::‘l_t :'°"16(;’1 Ext Sigoti w':‘°m“:le‘ and the former children whose knowledge of good time COIIIPINES It I18 not _Il0.the inheritance tax on her estate culture as ones language is. To be

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garnet and maroon.
picturesobegins in the nursery. Theylltmt ago that many compameswill be about $2,000,000. It is to payl seen in an unharmonious color is’ R i’ bud '0 ten‘ wh“ the cm’

“N-’5tllllr llld Bllllvlblelfi fill“! 011 ll" Broadway, return to Columbia to slaves died in droves from lack of d . h t .. . tn ten { would not into" women no on nndTt_n tn d } th tnte ~ tut bnd tn . 41 - ‘H ~_l fi°°" all ‘'f'“‘_ "'d 3'" ‘hm
mt f"“§m‘l".°““‘ l"°ll“lll' °°'“° pay homage to the little W°lllllll ""° W‘ ‘°°"- ts: t igfniiui 'i:m:.°.i;u..; ....‘.’.’. that others did for only smallithfit iii. .:olic3E‘l'i:s bio? tskerinout.-’:iilu xvi: Gillirxir of 53:: oo?."’° '“°" °°"“”"“’°"’ ""‘" ’ V
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cube, md 20“ t . . . _ ,_ '. re in _ Y . I t . . . ;other type. according to Mrs. -
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mm“ 14°“ 1-33?" ‘Ml Ml” G3l°‘3 Dysart family took place the last of bond nnd other d0SP¢f8d°l‘o” ‘'5'’ Th 'eml°y" K ll in‘ II‘ of the‘were elssupgdc t  w u tzililnd of contract the insured agrees ed Essential to Costume and Itsiwur depends "Po" he’ futures",
nyflm P"f°m°'" TM“ "'° Am"' 9-Pl'll Wllllll MP8 D353“ ¢°l¢lll'¢l*-‘ll Mrs Dvsart “We went to bed each e .dIeve.lgpnc wigh their? those f eith ro o‘f'o:ren'ciasse: the 10 DI)‘ so much ‘each 5'01? 10!’ I P¢- Pffil-lcll 9-PPll¢81l°ll'° ‘she "id"
icon writers are uniformly Pollular her E.lghty.lhll‘fi..bl!'lhdl)’. night not lonou-ing what the next mwth P iuttmto at C won?“ or’ the fiod at ya" ten fifteen meaty or M G." . h '. . . .t,'fl““ b1°"d' lb” ‘hf °‘“ “'°" "' .
and also worth while. especially for --1'n, . D,-rnoorng, of course" she dn ~ would bring," .3 «B {I “pt ‘“ rd to bu work. moan pm‘ “:1!” hitdnn 1 th 50 It “ th; cm; of an; time “he. '5' I‘ _“"” ‘ °‘‘’‘{_‘5d,l’''’‘‘;"3 of those colors suited to brunette,
' "‘°‘ll°ll Nldllll Wllfll Clll lfiisaid "and a Southerner too", Born ) - li ' h’ldren ' f u f cth blld) ' Y An ' rftfh ‘ c orki . tn e is-still livinlr the comlllan pl)‘; her the csmc ‘mono qt hclrie m ha“ mm'.nd “Ce Vern‘ Aniwnn ‘he an
"flayed in moment. of "bum," ‘in fiwdol h C ' . H. be Mrs. Dysart as 'se\en c l .. 0 art or e c rens room. y- case o e woman 17 ng o earn _' . _ 0 Y _ lexperimcnts which a ma e_ on alto“, “me or ...
- p oullti ll?" ‘8 9- all of whom are living. They are. way, Joan and Mary are so small.-her daily bread and butter. it was a such amount. or. if she dies pre-.01-oun of 152 girls or different,‘ A um“ C" we“ the “"0 I _

Elinor Wiley‘: “Jennifer born” Mrs Dvsart was educated at Plus» 0, n P D l . - - - - : - 1 1, r 11 ~ 1 -
W - - - . _ - . . . . ysart, Miss Mary Dy- pictures on the wall dont mean any-gpresunied she bought insurance,,V’l0u5 Y. t t_ It |lll°lllll ll P3 ll _l~° types of complexion. These rls, ,
I th°"3h "°t i" “"3 ch” °f 1'¢h‘llllll C°ll9l!¢ "l l‘ll-ll"-5Vl"°< 1“ 1351 thing to them. And I have to put'generally endowment. as a protec- the llfllcllcllfi’ 1131305 ll)’ ll"? lllfishe picked out mostly in the citiuu.'.g°ld' 0”" green’ °m°"ld' “‘°'

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great-aunt Catherine's picture.tion against the horrors of a pennl-:8lll'¢<l- Tllc Sell-8llPP°l'llYl8 V0138" iship classes, library and auditor-ium.‘my"J°' “pphifl” cud‘ br°'”'

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‘Wll-iv?" “°llllll¢ “'lll¢ll W°llld m°3l'sart and lived in Randolph County nomon-not-or onjd one moth¢f whorillou old .343, may buy insurance which will pay «when 1 any 4. type I wanted I‘ u n-”''' nil’ mu’ 'i“'h'
- I dot . . . . ! . ' _ . ‘ . . . _ , ' lavender. heliotrope and blossom.

°°l'l3lll Y llflllv 303"?» until his death in 1886, when he the subject “.0 dtscttntted R I ed d at t th l in-r u monthly income in cggc she “fit went to the “.1 and told hct.

"Tl" S¢¢°lld Allfll" 55 8ll0l—ll¢'l'.moved to Columbia. " ~ ' f W“ ‘hw co-mi, ebe . ed“-‘sis totally disabled. Jbo t . gm Sttte V,” “W, .3 l 3“V °°l°"‘ ‘"9 b°"'°" "h"‘
book which has proved enjonbtel "The sympathy of ‘H the persons Her first statement was wrong.io a mot er mig t recltone in: a u my p . _) buck {or the zny_b‘tred

for prints, or reproductions oftfinancial as well as in other terms: Th’ ‘"‘°‘"“ "’~"“‘"" , “ 310 zlld to Come. bl-‘vlllfic °"¢l'5' Kl?
fworks of art. can be had for a few rd that insurance might compen-.‘_ '_“°"‘h ‘°' 31-000 °f "l5“l‘“¢‘- would like to find out what colors
'cents, a blessing brought about by: _ to children under age for this loss.‘ L_“"P3 "°l- *3" {mm , (_3°l“"“ she could Wear." Ml'8- Glllllltl Mild 30 yum 01¢ She at, but ‘.t.‘,,t_be
‘the perfection of color printing.l"l\ wife was evidently considered of ll" ‘‘ ‘ "°m“l "ll° is ’°°°“'"l8 W with a smile following. old Chink com fl°wfl;_ ~
‘Children are interested in pictures.;little economic importance to her‘"’°°m° °f,‘5° "ch "‘°mh ‘mm ‘*0 when Mr-;_ Gillurn nod found the tuna iris. tu.ende,._ btouom old
fTh°3' l°"¢ Plclllfe l>0°ll‘»3- Why ll0l’5ll8l>l!ld- She Wu fl0l- I-ll l88¢t."5'oo9 pohcyd "She no 1ml‘1gerdp.’ha l)'Des. she classified them accord- rose, coral. tea-rose and blue white.
,good pictures on the wall. too? int least the amount of “insurable l“'°"‘f'“m‘ m "'f°‘:m' °{l. ‘:7 _5l"'b' i g to the color of tllelf llllll’. (‘F93 “Color has peroonullly," )5;-;_ all.
T “ll l8 W0l‘lll Vllllt $0 El"-' ¢l1ll‘ll"’~°'°5l" he lull ll‘ ll" ‘"3 “’“‘u3',u".’ “C “we 0 t e p°'°’ “ e and complexion. She found that tum um Both the penonnmy of
Ldren. even little children. wmethlnri llwlll-'<l t° ll°t "W lbw *5°°- """' ‘°. “" “°‘"° then were me main ti1>es—blond. the color and that of the girl i....
‘ ‘cod and not just anythin¢~llic-1 Today a woman may buy an ° mmrmce need” °{ folk nrytbrunette. “combination," titian and . ‘tat dog] to do in only. one“,
Dark and light colors. especially

igufes dlclfded from Mlle!‘ !’0°m3 °Tl kind of life insurance that her twih.f‘.'"'h we Pena" but the "pr?8°m"'-gray-haired. These in t rn we
a lot of sentimental mushinessl bi-other may, and at the same cost.?ul": °‘ Q" 3??“ csmmmfl ‘"3 subdivided into twenty-five small ‘tight b1nc_ wntth intpetnomtten mod.
{Children don‘t want soft. cnlPt}’.‘To buy life insurance is the quickest 3 ' nt: 3" if ‘fife’ ‘ °m° W30?’ groups. Meetings were held by t.5t)._ nttccnce "td truth "0 wot.“
;mg:mly pretty thinzfl." aald Dr_- John: way to create an estate. If a woman gfjiums  ‘"0 ‘’ ‘''::‘;"‘i::‘em‘_3 ea group with Mrs. Gillurn and .o,. ton, .,;n,.. n,o,,.,,_. colon, ,.
gPickard when asked about plCtI.l!‘¢3| should take out a policy (policy is ‘”_“em.tic‘“y the "mm In . Wen sixty different colors were tried on red. “glow. 0,-nngt. nnd nntplo. on‘.
'for youngsters. gthc term used for contract) today e “t 65 .1 be rent" every member of each group. gcgt noldnt-so ond org bggt oulud
"Just what pictures should be the’, ind die llcxt week. l-llfi C0!IlPlll!.:fu't it 1%“ iatunnce is {Sought ’ After one year's repeated cxperi- only to those girls who have a
'C°mP3lll°ll5 Of 3 Child. ¢l¢P¢lldl 091 '°“ld l"3' ll" ha“ ‘he ‘"3’ "‘J“" ‘t t, tmt. bu. it the “on tn; merits, conclusions were made, re- striking personality. Green aug-
tllc Clllld Ind ¢8P°¢ll»llY 00 lllll 01'; °{ "5' l’°u°"- u‘°“3h 33” Md Wldide ttdettts '.,,d"d;e, H3; 5,, mt; garding the suitable colors for the itcsts maturity, fruitfulness or
her age." he explained. Among; lllll OM Pl'¢lllllllll- ll I dfillllllle P"I“‘.hpft of th; dependents» ' different types. Mrs. Gillum found promise, while brown. tan and
-tllollt ll!‘ 8ll88¢8l»¢<l 811! "The All€¢"V ‘°“- “ch "5 ‘ m°ul:" 3°" °' ‘hush’. one middlenttod “.001,” not mithat a blondc has blue and red and cream. ogdthej othfir hand. represent
ilus" by Millet. “The Flying Dutch-t tel‘. is named as n¢fl¢iIl'}'. llll l0. cred ‘mm t_ very little yellow in her coniplcx- quiet. su uc ric ncss.
man," an imaginative thing. by Ry-3 8 C011-Ill! 8fll0_lllll~ 33¢ "'5'-"‘“°° l‘ .i:;‘0{§§'§3o"f:,dtu c:st? .,.‘1§c mot ion. It is comparatively easy to get A color glint onnnoi be gnglyzed
der, “Sir Galahad" ll)’ Si’ Fwderick‘ exempt from mhtnunce unis’ ' .3504 she invested 0500 of it in colors to suit hcr complexion. but in more subtle ond inmrooung. no.
Watts, "The Windmill" by Vanl “If I live Ions euoush. Fred alld,bontt.t pwtng 7 p,_., cent t,,t,_.,- her eyes and hair are difficult to cording to aim, ciiiom, 1., 1. gliio
Ruysdsel and Corot landscapes.‘ Gertrude will have a college educa- est. she took out moth". pone}. dress. The following colors are best mom bountiful if it is worn in
These are but types of many others tion, even if I have to take in wash-‘tor ‘L000 ",0 intends to use the suited to her: primrose,_ spring muons, “Alv.-gygi let only one color
‘which might be chosen. ling. l I die, they'll have an ed» bond intflflt to my the pnmtnm. green. ocean ill’?-=ll. lllftllllllfl‘. 998- dominate in one costume,” she sug-
' Children between 9 and 13 year-{cation just the same. I hold 86100 she bu “med 0500 to he, c,ute_ cock. orchid, lavender. “wild rose. gested. if one has irregular fea-
old usually like ltory-l.elling.W0tth of insurance and I've stlpii-Lao‘. but“ not °n1y3t,000 _°t itt-;Al'ncl’lt«ln beauty. tea-ros:;‘Lfl¢.Il?l..mres. then broken Irilliniah

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slcalitles. its Quiet. vet vivid diction._the South during the Civil war."
3"“! ll!‘ lllllllllll lll°l °°llll3lll°'slie explained. “We used to give
to make it a first class vacation.no;gnno,-nood dinner; to raise
treasure. Katherine Mansfields money to nond go (no soldiers in the
‘ "B553" lllld "The Glfilfll PIl‘l)'" 8"? ’ Confederate Army. The battle of .
°V~'°ll"ll ¢‘°ll°¢l-l°l'l5 Ol 550“ Silver Creek was f Jught so near our
stories, written with the delicacy of home tnnt we con” no" the gun...
touch so characteristic of the au- plninl)-_ My {other and my husband
lll0l'- were both arrested because of aid
Christopher Marley's collection of they gnoo southern soldiers.
"Modem E55195" 8PPl3‘ll5 i0 ll 091" “One day Colonel Poindextcr;
tain class of woman readers. Ger-~l,,-ought n oornpony of Confederate;
tainly his own sketches and stories, soldiers through Rdndolpli County
“Ch 83 “PlP¢llll5" llld "Clllllll'l°)'°'and camped near our pace. He
is are ideal for a summer ttont wot-d ugnong the neighbors
cabin tucked away in the mountains “king if gnoy would send him some
remote from clamorous thiuzs« provisions for his men. we imme-
Morleir. in any form. is a suaralv diately bad a hog killed and cooked
W05 delltlll 1°? ’°’l¢Ill0ll Nlldlllfi up a wagonload of food. Just about
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l-vlll8‘llllll'5 ‘'30 Y°ll'T¢ Gllllllr ps and proceeded to camp on
Paris” is an interestingly written, out {",n_ The food meant for our
Pllll°80PlllC8l Kllldt which Will own people was soon eaten by the
prove pf . .\'ortherners.''

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an i fact. Mr. BcnchlC)'. arid. W" "“"“°' pared in the fireplaces. and home-I pictures such as the B','_°“¢lIton‘l ii’ ‘I. ” ‘bf  f;’::“u:"u’:’;suianoe. as she did beIo;e.h‘but alat:;bliiAe-;vrl‘iJint:ttl:l<;:0l'!:..w fin" ‘uutcmfimfzw ant cop!“ of I." than
Free‘:   . ‘W’!!! '3‘°‘r;oldedmo;al!1id:;8  -' ~--*' ‘ " '  ‘ ‘ dz‘... .. ‘ llo ubnry, P;-into of} mother of two small youngsters. 5°-'1'-g,'t&‘: $?.,...:":.',-or- ''red and very little blue in her com-ioould be found in the University .
l“ J ' "Wes man. ii-nconuaicnt l:‘orn."n:§‘nnt.n:.‘ ,-n,.f.., tn. worn;-n nod _ ' original pictures-in lars: museums: Women running businesses 1of 'l¢g;ly for a pair of silk hose and a ‘glexiont; tH;cfr(‘(e)ml'll8X::l‘ll itsnliilard Ind lht ll°lll9 E°°ll°l!ll¢‘|
"3 In poetry. the Jessie B. Ritten- ,, moon work to do do they have sart. Miss hate Dysart, and M. 1. may usually be obtain from theithcir own often carry large amounts ‘box of candy. I rcss u Y” “udku

house collection 3nd 3150 the one now‘ ‘he 5‘y§t The cgre of the Dysart, Ill Of 'COll1mbllIZ TOM "D3" mu‘eum'- . . __ ___ __ _ ____ _-___ ___ ___, __.._.-_
(‘°mPll°d by 140038 UM-€l'lll€)'¢l‘ F9 slaves was a big task in itself, and sart of St. Louis; Mrs‘. Orphn Wide. Children do take interes. in choos-: A

h very convenient for a vacation they teqnn-ed constant supervision meycr of Jefferson Lit)’; and Jack lug pictures for themselves. One:
trip, because they are quite com- in then wofk, Dysart of Clinton. Her grandchil- llltllllef b0lT0W°l‘l I “@1108 Of‘
pi-ehensive and yet not bulky. Miss After the slaves were set free. the dren arc: Mrs. Stanley Brown of prints from 8 local art shop and she; I
Rittenhousc hut cdlltd lwlll ll“? iicgroes in the northern part of ll'l9|0klIh0ln8 City; Dr. Bcn R. Dysart and be!‘ small 80!! had I delightful: '1
first and second “Book of Modern state congn-gated in thousands of New York; W. l’. Dysart. Jr., of time choosing (lime to be hung On, 4;
Verse" and each is small enough 10 around Macon. led there by reports‘Columbia; and John Widcmeyer of the Will! 01 lvllt Cltlldll Ofll T00!!!-l ;
be carried in one's pocket ovclflgnnr the government was going to?-leffcrson Cit)’. .P¢l'll|P5 lll¢ Plcllllfl lb? 50! 50°‘ ;» v
mountain trails or wherever the ___ _______ , __ lected were not the ones the mother

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A b°°lt °‘ "me °“‘ °“ "‘° "““‘ L"-'l“‘ "‘“°C"3 "ER" “"7 Mus. HOUSEWIFE SAYS i'.ii£.-:33 ziiidnimimm mm‘ mi t J‘ .

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3,9221, to ootno on nothing else Arc of All Colors and Materials and 0 They were . Marina mubnm ‘M: i
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f’ t. i lit in. to them. 7°“ . of Flowers’ . . voluntarily wept while cuttin8‘Hen1')' Raeburn. “Sir Galahad" ‘ '~, . o keg 80 r 
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ioc. William Rose Benet» 9.4"‘ “‘;"§ “°“"t‘."’ °’ ‘ .“'°“'d “'“°."°"’ ‘" "1"" ‘,"° 9d°’.things hanxinz in her osids piay- J . b . ha . J
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ll, 1 , ' just the size to tuc _in u. 'osegays '0 ; er _wa -, owcv I. _ I n 08 0 .pt.tnt3_ « 5‘ '93.» . . _ , .
Wk: is" _ " tinted in delicate sbadfiohhgit-1-du'fcellng_ can be eliminated if you cut ~ picture of . chad nttd tog by st, _ She 18 constantly 1]] touch  file stores and thCIr ‘
‘fiarrie. and I'm happy. shimmery appearance_w ic hell '§ the onions under uatcr. ‘ Juno, R_,ynt,1d,_ «fin, gnfnnt . _ _ kn th 1 W-
e Ivomlll. Ilpeflltllll 0‘ ll" ‘"311 Wm‘ 5°“ "‘"°"“’ “C '" in baking apple pie or calrc.‘_ Samuel” by the same s-tist, “fliel ofleflngfl. Through the 8dVCI'tl8lllg 8'18 0W3 e 0 J I
' ading. “Hall.-georgette c!'€P¢- 14789 P¢l'l3-lnblc‘ have you ever used 8 salt shaker£Blue Boy" by Gainsbortsgb, "Dance '

 

a real J treat. looking lll°’5°““ °f 8°°"°tw_ crepe’ to sprinkle the cinnamon. nutmeg. of tho Nymphs,” a coral. god
when there are no pressing d0l'I\¢8-‘Which wear well despite their gos- Ind t_tm.t.-_. The spice win dt5t,.tb_i Stuck.“ «Dmce of s,rin8.. we” |
' tic responsibilities to detract from ssmer appearance, are_i-risking NW" utc much more evenly than whemhis choice. Later he isisted upon
one‘: reading. If one wants drama«debut in Columbia millincry sll0P5- no: in with ll spoon. ' ’ ' ding “Atlanta's Rad.” by E J!

 

est prices, the best qualities and the newest commodi-
Z ties. Long before she leaves the house for a shopping

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contains some of the Very bl-‘Si PW’ color and is worn with equally fit- instance 1 ,,1o..ny,.« save the twenty- 'peri.ence or the ken oflheir imagi- '
ductions in one-act plays-’ Tll¢.ting effect on eltllcl W’ ““°’°“ five-pound flour-sacks. I washlnationa. are the and in which

; She buys merchandise of established reputation.
ll 1 Lo i Cohen collection lag it, as witness the craze for the th . - th (1 it an-mfyoungsters show most ltercst. They L _ _ . J
sl:oe:onsi:l:i.i;dd:‘eD!:‘|¢;lfi@:3o"‘:- giisiu oftargstin ;l;i;;::-ngtcolirgg 5.7} Lair. °L'L.iIi"°"a§.;i'...o;.°-'§i. be- like color and action;  If_ it's clothing, she knows how well it should wear and
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to‘ be toward fiction. it is a l'IulCl';fl'0ck during the last few years ‘has tins in “Nth tmktng pt,“.dt., come5_3 !  0 _ _:
..impossible task to list, out of theéboen almost certain tohaveafril of -they can be used to 5te,,m.t,m,_.n% > 0 she knows what to expect In tone and wofkmandjjp. .
multitude of narratives on the mar}: ilver‘ ribbon  l3‘ 3: :‘;_i; :b.rcad and pudding. tllld Yclllllrr lea-'41 Plnearrla P||‘ll|8- ; . . d f
kel-. iutt those Vlllcll WW” ‘l’l’°‘ l3lll~lm°“ °f °‘"" °‘ ° ~.timc for cooking than when the; One large can of gioapple.   ‘tbs a vacuum cleaner’ she knows  Inn 0 fiery-
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