The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 15, 1925, Page TWO, Image 2
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Brewer Normal School,
Greenwood, State Accredited,
I* t Best High School in State.
Able Faculty and Efficient J ha
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Special to The Leader:
Greenwood. Aug. 14.?Under I w*
the?cmditiimi, 1 ?
with an outlook as bright as "5
could be expected^ and?for the gg
a colored principal ami. a faculty
of all Negro teachers, Brewer-^'
Normal school Of Greenwood
??will open Monday Si'pU'iiibur 11. ^
Brewer Normal is under the aiis-jth
pices of the American Missiona-1
... ary association aniLwith the-as- l)l'
soeiation the school commission- J"
Greenwood .are' I-<)operating by ~ui
. sending all pupils orrthe Ndgro" h.'
schools" of tlie m i above
seventh grade tTi -this new plant sit
wherein the city pupils will get
?- a full for,1 yeai iiigh VclloOl ed
ucation witu an opportuntiy to c?
?take, manual nris, fiprng econo- Id"
mic?s aful oilier useful courses in ea
vocational training. ' ^ t??
-T^r-yttrrs -Brtnycr has hnd"irti ?
~ of the grades..-trt1-th"e "gramniar ^i
~t?school in'-traiifiecuoii with "the Tu
V - regular work. .in th.e. higher. HJ
grades, but, vug to a slate?H
ment from i '; < i feasor llilyard,
.the Principal, all grades below- j?
the .eiiditli will 'be 'dropped e\- jy
an ungraded class i'oxjuiipls who
regular IIrat: .vein*." 77--T *
The ent-w p].pni ^Th^i^Ung'of^i
nine buildings, shops, laundry, ci
' hospital, dona.1.-tic. science.sec- ~~
tions, dormitories*for men and .
^ women, the Priiiidpalls uupttage ot
and other buildings, are being renovated
and make mi ;ipp,>:.r;m,.tf- -v,
a new plant. The school. 4^
fully equipped to teadr all .sden^'j
ces and lias-iaboratonb.'.s-t-hat-are T]
well -furnished witli all necossa- H?,
ry Pf|Hipmont ' TIT^lncuLty-uf w
teaehers?eon ting?next month 111
rank first among Xegro.edueators
and come from the Yi?ry
best universitiL-.N in the North ,j
. . - and West. ?-Thtr wcrrfriir the"""Uh~Tt
gradetl: classes" will'he taught by'11
- ' jNl-iss Ida" S. .Moton. graduate of 11
. A. U. in Atlanta. Jtivtl (folnnlbia -]'
Univuivny i" ,\i. .i VU: k; tile pre ^
? ceptre-ss is Mrsr-Louiso V.anhon, ,si
MiLlur ot?Pri'viijriii v, It. I.; >Julin,'..ni
o Hill Robertson, of the. L'riivcrsi- ai
?s ty o 1?Illinois, .will?h^ve? charge A
of the department of science;
Berkeley Ihynolds. irrndimi<> nf
State College and Hampton, will <!>
have the m:nnid <l.r...n B
ment; Miss Corine llillman of a'
the University of .Michigan will
,.< ,i... k. _
i v. n ?i t v: am t-f IIU1I1U CUMIU- "al
mies;1 .Mis^. BUid.; \M nilon ami <>
d ^11 Ss_I2l'u1 ab.Caliaaua^o of-Frshe
- UnJ^ei-sity wbrr-eh at Bre\deF~p
also. Much s L ty -.**- mill be .placed
. upon agricultural science, and } v
- -the fact that ih'o 'school has 47-a
acres of land ..umlergtfulli'val ion
.this phase of the wWricnyill do
well and thorp will be many proj- ^
eels m_Laiun . tndur.try? -on?the _
grounds..The agricultural science it
W111 lie com!ucUI l-y ,Ur. '1 hosr
man of Jdtate f oiregcb "
Brewer will be headquarters' 1_
fordUrd Jesse Wil-mn the county'c<
- demonstration agcn-L-of Green'?1
wood county. Id
Another able teacher coming h;
len of Fisk University. _ .???
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Brewer-offers accomodation to .
?more than two-hn-mlrcd boarders-^
and -will as ir-tttrl?receive" stu^~vv
dents from all Piedmont count- hi
" _ iesi?There is not another school gi
^__of this type ni \ htH-Hrdmorrt and ' vd
from What is being done to put
over the new program it will be _
the only high school of its kind
for our people in "the State. The
plant is well laid off in a splen- w
- didJocation and has modern buil- w
- dlngS and com onionees with a ai
ery department.
Tho school is fortunate to have?at
its head Professor.W. II. Ilil- VV]
yard, who is well trained _awLev
possesses much common sense se
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LAURENS NEWS
Laurens, S. C., Aug.?Mrs. E. S.
ilson has just returned from Atita,
Gu., and other points where she
s had a most excellent trip, ller
thex. Mrs. Selena Jefferson, has just
lie to visit her relatives and friends
the,"Land of the Sky" Asheville, N.
, where she will-be fbr about t\VC
little grand*.?
We vrnrt) grimed with the ptest'lll'Ci
ltev.. Dr. Lee A. Logan of the
dumbra -conference who cahie in to
e our pastor- and friend Dr. J. C.
[fClellan. ~ ur. Logan lias been tourj:
the Piedmont section. We were
*ased to have on last Sunday morn?
the presence of brother John*Sul/ei
Columbia who is a real churchman,
prybody is talking revival meotiuy
ese days- in and about the Piedqiont,
Mrs. Fannie G. Warner of Philadeliia,
Pa., who has' been visiting Dr,
ies ami friends TTere in Laufens. has
?-ne- U> Cdiarleston, -S.' G., where slu
di In- ' a iVw diiys'and l-rom there
me. Little Misses Ilattie Lee and
a/.lliar l'errm were alsan pleasant vi
<<rs at* the parsoflage. The Reverthe,
northwest arid Kiodinnnt conronce
was jn our city last week
iiue again gentlein?n We are always
ful 10 see you. When ih the citj
11 at the A. M. E. headquarters
thel church here is being made saft
r (.'hri.-t.ian Jlentocraey.
Other visiting fiieiuls ill lilt' city an
r. Forma n'Fhi 1 ev his-Avffc-and tw<
lie children olj New YorkrCity, wh<
e visiting tiK'.ir mother and fathei
r. and Mrs. John JEiqlov oij^ wps
amptnn Street. Mivand Mrs.-Isaai
isey'of Washington, D." C., are visit
'up?their sister, Mrs. Sarah Fowle:
Hi inother, .Mrs. Ella Richardson oi
V'l 1 1 . n Iso-ATes- M ari
Ad oC no - Knott St., Spartanburg
C. is visiting.' her. sister, Mrs. "Fbw
r.
Rev. R. W, Kennedy ot' 121 Cantrel
ty on Saturday nlgth. v. -?
. church was entertained royally oi
s,t Thursday afternoon: at the honv
Rev. J.- C. and Mrs. McClellan oi
irolir.a Strict.. The meeting was i
rv-^?wi- 9ar?Prasjdetrt?Mirary
TjUje i?i sonvq good_things .n
.She started with this statement
It'lj) us to help each other, Lord.'
Iiis should be a watchword for us
10 saidt The tttrong must bear th<
<t the classes are to be helped ami ^
- Im> the masses, we are to get oil
ins of love under them' 'and 'ad
nice thenf so far on the road of ei
iia.i_i ii ji_ a irtr j11 ,1rei\ until they eai
i.nd by themselves. We must aris<
our might rnrd save" ourselves witl
mplete salvation-, ^ot only socia
lUJiiloii needed Lull moral, intel
-r-rrvt vvr) , | . p St-.,
riko' the blow; lie wivo would ris
nr. I- i'11 i.?ciU est?himself of weight
id invest himself with wings. Til
jug we no. <1 aic'thy wines of fait!
1 am sure we-all enjoyed this tali
ade by the president and an excelled
i' m?w-a*?also, rendered * by -th
fi'event jiiehtbcrs of the club. Th
outers Witl hoid their iw v t tneol i m
. the home of Mrs. Lula Thompsui
Downs Street. ; 1
1 lie Sunshine club met oil Frida;
ft or noon at the ljumo of Mrs. Mar
' nc'.i on we i llaniptoii Sjtieot.Th
rt-niiH'Ha rfntr?rrs- tfrotigh" h'MlcA?' da
in>;"?and ihtwiud when their unit'
vod rresident, Mrs.- TT7 %S. Nelsoi
" k Irer seat. We certainly%*d;mis
l while she was away, but are tMiil<
11 .to have her hack with us. '
.The Smi-bino-club-i* still alive an
going forward. The next meetinj
iil he held with Mrs. Alice Young o
u t Hampton Street. ,?
"Mr: Athert Fh}lcy~ a?niember~~o
ocky Spring baptist church is vef;
I. \Vr IW.hu I h;<t lu- will' .iguiFrc
isA'i'. - 1
iuI native ability. He was edu
>re going, to Cornell and Colum
ia Universities. Mr. Hilyan
as a wonderful personality an<
jst white people and the lead
m ^scuruesin the City of Green
ood-and-upper Carolina. Undo;
is wise leadership Brewer wil
low hy leaps.and .bounds ant
ill-be. a great credit to the Ne
o race and to the State o:
mth Carolina.
The new hosnital at Rrewni
as erected at a cost of $43,00(
hich was built by the Mission
y noard Twith whites ancTcol
ed of Greenwood cooperating
A new feature of the schoo
11 be provisions made to have
ening classes in- suitable cours
for the working classes.
. . THE palmet
I - NEWBERRY NEWS
Newberry, S. C\, Aug. 11?The
, summer revival meetings have
begun. Your reporter was..with
r us last. Sunday at his old hiHh
place and worshipped with nis
| at Hannah A. M. E. church. The
L Rev. W. I. Gore ot' Prosperity, S.
r4(-. preached the morning no mum
r from Matt" &?subject: Trying*
l to ' borrow' a Religion. There
| church to hear the Rev. Gore,
In the afternoon the Rev. C. \V.
Crawford from.Milledgeville, Ga.,
. [;^-i>^-b<?d thi' 2:00 nVlnrlr smrmim
; from Job 2:5:22?subject: "Ad1
quaint theysell' with God. It
was a good and high day at Han-,
^corner stfffie laying at the ~new
hRosenwald School winch has just
J been completed at Ilanttah. T1 iff
jMason's will do the work. There
-choirs. All Iv. P's.?are?asked
* ; ' O, v.* ;
to come out and show what-srde.
-70U 'are on by ordci; of L. -A.
MeNearyvC. C. . : . . .
The work at Miller Chapel A.
M- E. church will he completed
r'by the fjrgTjbT^^teiYiher. The
rTinveihng. ol Rev. Haley's (i.wt.
puised) Photu will, bo at M filer
t pn..the.-lblh"at .5 o'clock Ik?Ah
trdhn-that dale -each mcmbor~antf
" l'riend to t hi..-s- ^Wold 'clnnvh
I are asked, to givu.gno dollar and.
.:a. half.?The public Ts invit0d#
Miller Chapel Sunday. School
-.[will give her annual picnic oir the
20th of "August out to the CaldII
from fly, fit v.'" We rn-o going #?:i*
well Grove thereand- a haU'Tniles
7 in cai'^ and" trncisr Come and"
1 go with us and"have a good time
0 jin the grove.
.\ir. i\ci\var(i \\ ise lias opcii'.'.i
first clasps 'Cafe on,*10LJi MoaJKiben"
^uiuilTTu -Novvbeiry
T|Cal| at his. place. everything is
[sanitary ari7rnpVi<> ?t^ .
>| Prof: I. M. A. flyers 'stopped
ixxAxir- in?Hac^ <*n kW--^fr+Trr=
u cay ironi Green wyod. He is ITikrpiig
his.summer vacation. -j
Kev. II. T. Nelson from Aim*
| us(a. Ga., ?iml. KclV^..L. JL-.- hau>T*!ford
of Leesville, .S. C.. stopped
jjjovei a .few hours in Hie ciljv
l~3h;v. Nelsoii was Koine: to conduct
-ithe"'revival -meeting for Uev.
: JiaiiijiorcL,. " ;
M Mr.' T. A. AVilliar.is i - on 4ktr
J sick list, hut noi _1_
el kev, Forest Gray i\\n\ at his
' I lionie in Pro 4n i it. p, A'.pr
;ust Dili, lie leaves to mourn
llisloss n wif.* Ul'-^ \i t' ny
e'a well known public school leachn'
1 or a t I Yo.-.1 >?n i i y ( ) r?'t u." i - - ; hvol
oj'anU two daughters.
i " -Mrs; j\I. K. Graham is si ill on
^ the sick list 1ml -she v,as-reportp-iuai
improving oonH'wi.ui. t ?
y "3Iiss Mabel Moiuv--k^---beon -elrkH-red
m?team?T:i- naYi-ens
[' county in one oi the be: 1 schools
with Prof. White..principal. She
iwiH bo the domes;' '{[ science
rV; tea c h e ) " --
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PAKE FOR SUTTOTE-"
^ m^SP^X^h:
(By The Ass'igntcil W-mm lVo<a_)?
- . Damilky Ky., Aubf.?Tfie
.. Grand Lod^e of Knights of PyI
thias and the Courts of Calanj
the closed their annual sessions
_ several QflicdVs showed the Ken.
lucky jurisdiction-^-he in splenr
did shape. The session eclipsed
}-all -previous meetings in atten]
dance and. cxinsrluetfve loyrsla
; lion. .
f Much .was done by the Grand
Lodge in preparation-Tor the
r Supreme Session which con>
vencs in Louisville. Ky., August
. 17. Rev. J. M. Mnndy, of Ilon.
dorson, Ky., Grand Chancellor
.and Mrs. L. C. Snowdon, Lexing11ton,
Ky., Grand Worthy
:;cillor, and all other-officers of
the Giand Lodge amT Grand
J Court, were re-elected.
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TO LEADER
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HENNETTSVILLE NEWS
Bennettsville, Aug. 10?The maii.v
friends in and around Marlboro
are delighted to see the cotton
opening; it^s a true sign of
new'" money. Quite a shockTo
llev. P. B. Mdodana pastor, of
(Mlonin llapHst?church?to.,
-find so many of hfe members de
Parted their lives since he left
for summer school.- Mr. Mc- .
Kennel McRae died at his home
last Tuesday A. M. ijuite a shock
dire of our dear lends,, Rev.
Apson Ceani a well known mfriis|,ey
pf fhtirUiftpnt^ passed away
Sunday nitrht. jnanv, many
preachers and friends witnessed"
Jim. J.'iincral Dev.J. R. Prince^
lies1, ltease, and Rev. D. S. Curry;
Tor a few:tninnf.es Rev. I)TS~ Cuiv
re took?charge?of?Macedonia
i '-M'1 i^'t rhnrelr Preach mi D_B_
Curry. Ma^y others 1 can't recall,
wore.quite sad^y The revival
Timeline as a whole scorns to
.do The-best-in the county. Many
or our pooplcr are visiting the
beach. Last Sunday, Dr. L. M.
and Mrs. Glen aigT little Annett
, i ah McCullum, Mr. .and Mrs.,J5.
-L. shields, Mrs. Lilly and Miss"
/ fgie Croslantl," ?Mi." A. K. and
Mrs, G. K. Kennedy motored to
Vv iimirgton, N. C,x. where they
-"pent a delightful -stay at the
1 njacli. They arc anxious t,o go
again. Miss Cerrenter Sanders
CvTil leave for i'avetteville. to
fj'-.end a few days with a classi
ninte, from there she will spend'
a l'cw davs wit 1,1 one of her teach?
in WilntintHom?-She will vis
L i he beach while-there. On Satairuay?mnrnng
anolhor dear
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11 lend of ours passed away. Mrs.
iJosetter = Dredge, after a long
1 ei:iod of sickness passed beyond.
>hi> was a mother deacon to Macma
fui a J1 Limber of years.
1 iev. A". Er..l4)max took charge
, I if tlto~ funeral and words will
not permit me to explain llev.
i.omax's sermon, 11^?only.
preached. the funeral, and no^_
ihing more, but his equal is not
easy to firnj. ?d must say Kev.
A. ET Lohiax is ap .all .around
.-a.an. The T1 o lis o h olfTo f Kuth
charge he*" bocljp ~A
-dear and1 loving .friend is gone,
bleep on and lake your rest.
Ml'-. I l!i I w-rnTT^^-irh >?<?! nm-wiTt
^iuaio on his?^vm-ation fromVMungstown.
O a]id looking the
picture-health. Mrs. Gold
UuniIjui'i, whs railed. homo on.actouni
oi lur bahy's illness, "Cur-"
I'.y liumdnn. She called"fov the.
1 (.'porter's, Thursday evening.
.Mr,.-;. Emma .s-ptvnt a -de?
Hghtful si ay with .the reporter
..*viid -family-Thursday, morning,
hh" returned to her home in Raleigh.
X. Friday morning.
Airs. A) I'roiue Cease and Mr.Jienry
Bingham spent a nice stay
"with thd .-reporter atjcl family
S,rtufday evening. Mrs. Dease
is-the orgarhst at Saw Alill Bapf
Is t e h u rrh??rrrrd ~zi r- s picric! id
x-hdrc-h worker., d-u-rh)g the rally
she raised .klT.'.H) and some few
vents. This means' she is a real
member to her pastor and clnneh
Sunday wo. n warm and spiiilual
~Ttny~ffTT-:v an sTTra pi d-AM:MrMEr
/Mun Church:' ^
Sunday they had five services.
. jjun jundj' uu tuu MHV
li.st; trust he will soon be out
again.
Mp?;-E\ a Heath-and Miss Pansy
Kirk are making good attending
the jsunym or- school at Laurinburg
Institute, atrLaurinburg,
n. c.. __
passed on- Rev. fX S. Curry in
his revival mooting. This means
something I'oi the pastor. "
Mrs.'Sal-lie Brown and little
Mlijliam Jr., lol't for Norfolk OatnrftvT.
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I T TT 01 _ 11. .
nev. >v. 11. onitw was in tne city
Saturday P. M. on his way to
"one of his churches, St. Mark,
whore he will TiTs meeting.
Mr. Simmon got hurt servere1^
in an automobile wreck Friday
P. M.
The missionary program rendered
at Shiloh Baptist church
was extremely good. Miss Sa
~ .v"7* ~ - " ~ ^?r - -
. ..
rah Morris is certainly improving1
in music. I am sure Undertaker
Morris feels prolid of her.
Also Mrs. Prudence Robinson
McCollum delivered 1G reasons
why she goes to church on a rain-y
day. This was extremely good
and worth hearing. Mrs. Alice
Cros land-But Ief visited " her
hurnu city.?Was fjtilte a treat
last Sunday lo the niany~friends
when they saw her smRtng face.
She looks the picture of health.
Miss Katie Ervin. arrived
home from Nt?Y. city,'for her vacation
; also. Lilly Mae Gil
lonpio.?Thoy "rtTfe"'t>ut,iqHily look
ing fine. Miss Helen Witherspoon
was in the city Wednesday
visiting Mrs. Nettie Kirk.
Miv*Kate iidlison is very busy"
with his tobacco crop. Jl?__is.
making- goodr ~
Miss Isabella Sanders sister of
the reporter left Tuesday afternoon
for Washington, D. C.,
'where she will spend the remainr
der' of the summer with her sister
.and family, Mr? A. L Mis.
Lutia and little Japies Lucas,
trust she will spend it plpsis.mf:.
Mrs. PI at tie Spears, one* of our
Graded school .tcnc-hera left for
New York City.
- The reporter was delighted to
}iare~n pop call Monday afternoon
made hy 0Mr. Hcrmorr Thomas,
a College student of Diddle Upiversily-.and:
Nurse Wivraii Jones;
I-jrrrr listening for the wedding
itcHs-strom Miss" Jones is a
nurse in the Benncttsville hospU
tal.
Kev'w C. Campbell one of the
rpresidiTrg elders of the Florida
Conference, Rev. Jenkins, ./Mrs.
ped over at Bennettsville on
-T?. . ?t-.- ? . ?r . .?r
their way to".the Bishops'" Council
at Norfolk, Ya. Dr. C'ampI
hell delivered a jspiriiual serImon
at Evans Chapel A. M. 1^.
and aniens. M rs. Camp b e 1 laraf
(Miss Sharp riyule very spicy
^speeches, which were enjoyed
Sunday evening to stop at Ilam!
let, N. C. ?" yy..
| Rev." S I. T.omnv"?delivered
a strong ancT spiritual sermon
jWednesday night; in fact this
PTillinrt< yp"'^p^? t.-?irwniri.vp
la i wonderful proifi'o.M. Tiust
the - Lord will take care of Jrim.
Rev. S. S. Younghlood' was at
I his best Sunday." Many,, 'many
people were talking about his
sermon.
Elder A. C. Cooks"was called
to Sumter on business,.- lie is
always on the job.
Miss_( allie 1). Sanders, Reporter.
?e'<>.\ \\ AY-NOTKS-y
The Ui^inja Ruth inul the musical reX-ual
which were presented in the C.'un
way Training School auditoriusn by
the I^ramhtic club, was \Vithes'sed by
a packed lioiwe.
Eveiv one- exi;reused through bis
actions.^l" interest and Attention that
he Ttrama was good.
The club lias received the good wishes
of the people and tiny are looking
"forward u> another play which will
O Your nrsi training-is- all
% your Destiny.
WHY NOT TAKE YOU
SENECA II
v First Semester begin:
S . - For further infoi
W. CLARK,
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Saturday, August 15, 1925.
be given about the middle of Septem- '
ber.
Rev. Henry II. Wilson, grand district
doputy_of-the Knights of Pythias,
and a member of the Odd Fellows of
this city,'was effected unconsciously
by what the doctor has pronounced ?
Lfcigh blood pressure at his home Friday.
.His daughter, who is a trained
|nurse working with Dr. Wilson, in <?
Marion, was at home at. the time on
her vacation, rendered first aid treatI
mcnt. die regained consciousness -in
>proving condition.- ?.
Rev. Wilson spent the week at the
grand lodge of Pythiaris, and from
there went to the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows, so it is the common belief
that??loelt uf ^i'ont?is?the cause ?
; of His" nwessT"" .. r~
Rev. W. J. Roberson has returned
to the city, from Clinton, S. C., where
he. lias been assisting in a revival meet L_
-jng^?41u reports a successful meeting.
r\\ iliie ,_uu his trip. he. was slightly in
Ijy&vjii xii. au uuwniu'uuc auviuvnti
. ltiiss Lillian McKiever has returned
home lit) ni Philadelphia whore shw
lhas.been attending school last fall, to .
soe,nd her vacation with hpr pnrpnttf ?Jj
Slid reports a successful term. # i{
Jtev. P. Kansoni was in town Mon-^?
day. lie rays the people In BuckspprF 1
are making preparations for the gfreit- - .J
est Sunday school convention in j'lany
-yenne ? ? v
Elder Howard from Suir^er was 'in
_lown Sunday oil his regular business. .
Mr. John McQueen, supervisor of
hogshead making for the cooperative i :
tobacco, associhtion, is back in . town;
from "his regular trip over his "clis-.
.tricfv t . 'j
?W. JOHNSON.
Georgetown items. , .
Smarter Set at the Palmetto Theatre
last Friday evening.. Davis and his
.Jajfii bu'iul from Florence-were in at- * *
tendance and at their best. ~ ~~~
Sunder after spending a part of the ?*
siiJtimci1 wit h -fflr. and Mrs. ?>am Wilds
. Mr7 ~aiu^ Mrs. (j... KahronCill Qaniden
are visiting Mr. H. A* Moses, .
Mis. (". A. l)u nui ore left the city
Saturday for a short visit to .Philadelphia.
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- I)r Kelly Millej-'i; wonderful speech
dii Tuesday evening was a treat to .
the city. : : '
-?Air. TE IToptin Pmd- of Cyhrmbia ? "
i a'd a'visit to our city on Monday.
- rh^ha? IforreH?of?Floronee' - T ?
spent a few days in the city.
" A party was given fn honor- ef-Miss ???? 4
S. Davis of Manning at the residence'" '
of..tli^TT.illian Ilorry last Wednesday.
- Mr. James Ktnloch- and a party
from Anderson attended the Happy
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