Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PHIL! FRIDA Greatest Sa to save pad I am out. now. For j 'ABRA Laund We have taken til I Charleston and we wc * Phone either our Stor a same. I Laundr3 I turned on Erit iDickson * Dri *Manning, *All Hatsl 10 per ce * Our entire s included in this fscine-ting-an< *See us for Ribbon * BALL &I UEEEMEMB~mn IDELP. My Entir STORE CLOW .Y, DEC crifice in history. I ing and shipping. This is your greate ust a few days on MS D Now Conductec ry Age le agency for the Ideal luld be glad to have yoi es and we will send ' sent away Mol lay. and Clarei utg Stores [he Rexall Stores Zoing at nt Below I tock of beautiful hats for womei offer. Each hat reveals some I the ensemble is like a fashion s and Novelties for E~BERHARD-lVJ IEMEEMEEEEEEEEEEi TO ' HIAI e Stock 3ED . 10, .ntire stock g( People tal kst opportunitj y. Then it v EPAl f by the Philat ncy Laundry of ir patronage v and deliver* iday re t S. C. * M < ost U i and children are U thing new and I presentation ofg Xmas. IEEEE*.31 'HE SYNDI of Merclh * 4 0 WS :* WI] AT 9:0 )es at less than ; :e my advice ar r. One Dollar i rill be gone. ITMEl lelphia Syndicat APTISTS OF STATE IN ANNUAL MEETING invention to Discuss Advisability of Purchasing Baptist Courier. Columbia, Dec. 7.-The 100th an .al sesison of the Baptist State Con mtion of South Carolina met this Iternoon in the auditorium of the irst Baptist Church Devotional ser ces were conducted by the Rev. John omar, formerly pastor of the First apitist Church of Charleston. After brief address by the. presidlent, Mr. .B. Bobo, of Laurens, the convention iceived the report of the Baptist nenral board and the reports of the' 3veral commissions wvhich operate ndelr that body. The report of the general secretary *easurer, Dr. Charles E. Burts showed lat the denomination in South Caro na had raisedl (luring the year just losed for the objects of the conven ion and the out-of-State objects fos eredl by the denomination more than 1,250,000, while th.n total amount paidl bius far on the Baptist $75,000,000 ampaign pledlges wvas $1,674,866.03 'he convention was add~ressedl in the fternoon sesison by the Rev. W. 0. Tarver, D). D)., professor of compara ive religion andl missions in the outhern Baptist Theological Semi iary, Louisville, Ky. Annual Sermon P'reached At the evening session the annual ermon was preache'd by the Rev. Fur man Martin, D). D., pastor of the First laptist church of Florence. Dr. Mar in was, followedI by the Rev. W. C. ames, D. D)., secretary o fthe Board *f Education of the Southemrn Baptist ~onvention, Birmingham Ala. Both the ermon and the educational address, Auich followed wecre of a very high rd(er and were heard b~y .a large con regation. The presidlent announced he committees to which were referred lhe rep~orts of the general board to ether with those of the commission ni missions, the comnmission on edu ation, the commission on Sunday chools and the commission on bene olences. These reference commit aos will begin to make their reports 3morrow morning. The reports will e followed by a discussion of each f the interests reporting to the con ention. The convention instructed me president to appoint a committee f fifteen to consider the advisability f purchasing the Baptist Courier and f' removin gthe paper, whlich Is the rgan of the (denomination to Colum CATE andise LL OPEN 10 O'CI 33 1-3 cents on td d come at once i s Worth Five at I . Company The convention enrolment thus far is about 300. This number will be I greatly increased by tomorrow and the number of delegotes 'will reach about 500. The delegations are paying their own w ayrather than being en tertained as was the custom several years ago. All hotels are full of del egates and visitors and many houses have been drawn upon for lodgings. 0 GET OUT! He breezecf hopefuly into the great mn 's sanctum. H~1ave you an opening in your of fice for an ambitious young man ?" he inquired deferentially. A Ha reig and A Me: whe and Wh4 of smit shoi ren Sucha ( FIRST NATI4 W. C. DAVI J. A. WEIN . T. STUKTI1 O0CK 1e dollar mnd buy. his store 'ORE "Yes," replied the great man sour y, "through that door-to the out ide." SOMETHING AFTER ALL The rich girl was haughtily lording t over the poor girl. "We've got four cars, six horses, a >ig house, plenty of money and lots of iervants," she declared. "What have rour people got?" The poor girl, with dlowncast eyes, Itudlied hard a moment. "Huh!" she snapped. "We got a skunk under our barn." 0 -- Subscribe to The Times A New Fashi ioned C hr ist mas of Old F as hioned Joy pp~y Christmas, where ns the fullness of Peace Contentment ry, Merry Christmas, re Love and Warmth Friendship hold court-. wre the silvery la'ughter Youth, the contented es of Age and the happy its of joyous little child make glad the Season. ~hristmas we are wishing >r you and yours. )NAL BANK. 5, President. BERG, Vice-President, RS Cashie