The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 14, 1927, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Saturday, May 14, 1927
A VISITOR'S VIEW OF THE LANCASTER
DICTRICT CONFERENCE
The Lancaster District Conference
was a" great success under Dr.E. I'lul
ip Ellis, D. Dm as ihe. presiding eld- '
cr and l)ic loya: pastors as follows:
lie vs. Wr~B. Bonier, W. It. Uuuinnn, ,
- E, H; Butlt^Jr-^.-Grtmbcf, -G. -Wr-f
~James, 1'. 11. liulf. J. 1'. Brown, S.
\V'i - m J McKenaio Harrison, [
j^_0. A. MuVant. N. A, Gary. C. B. Cook.;
F. C. and ~C. C. Mela 1 wain.'
The fallowing lay delegates were!present:
Messrs. W. M. Allen, M. II.'
^ gohiii'Jon, Hrniy Johnson, .). 1*. Maple,1'
I ? liolp'rt Carlssen, J. P. I'aek, Kike i
Kpp.s, C. Johnson and Will C. Graham.'
The .'il.ovc ininist.iy mill !.?y nu'l))
hers?acquit led?the in?,eh es?m?map- ,
ner which placed thorn, in a class to
themselves. . The annual sermon-was
ably delivered by fiev. E. P. Butler.-pastor
of Allen Cnapel Circuit and
Iluumiiii'i. ii!ihi," i . ) liniii hr Pnr S W_|
I Fordham,. A.- B. 1). I), of Wic liifily!
UiU?Station. Several visitors ^ica e
present. and delivered inspiring ad'
. dresses. The Iimst- i'snnvtnrn fnn
turn's of the conference were: the dis-1
??trict seminar,'"a new added fontufiT in-,|
s'ituted by the presiding elder "in
' which Dry. Julius_II.olmen, J. MeKcnz_i(?
Harrison, hi. A. Adams, prcsuHnlT
. older of'the 'Columbia District and Dr.
. D. II. Sims, president of Allen Unir
vcrslty were llm Instructors; the od- "
Friday night by Dr. Sims." It was a
very logic al - and instructive address'.
The people of the Blancy: Circuit
- ? Ok \ -;
are. very loyal. _Bro. Johnson fed as
many as fifteen or twenty during one
meal with a- srivilc and cordial wel'
Come. . r.
"Rev. Cook, his queenly tvife and the
people of the circuit deseyve mufh
credit for the timely manner in which
they eared for. the district Conferp
r enee; . ~ i . .?1 . _ i r
Dj\ and Mrs. Ellis^are .doing just
wnat wo- know they whuld "a? leader
. ' ol1 the Lancaster District. They are
those whdfwill grace any district within
the confines of. the Church's cir_:?^
i iinift'vi'nce. - .
- Dr..Ellis Well deserves the honor of
???*-jk-iog one of the ministerial delegates
to the General t\n;foreiiiro. In Chicago,
l'.rjs. ' . ' ?"
We are to attend the Columbia District
Conference at "Arthurtown, this
week wi'h Dr." E. A. Adams as presiding
eldeV and Rev. II. \V. Walker
as pastor in charge.. Great success,
is anticipated.- You-will hear of same
--r-- "--f fle.<Ct "Week'/" :'-~f
J. W. Shaw.
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? - 7- ij \ R DRVI ILK-NEWS ~
Tile, many'ffields of Mr. P.- S.
. ' .Thompson^eeret very much to learn*
of his death,-which occurred , at his
___ ... daughters hc^me in Savannah, Ga.,HaU.id:iy
night. Ills remains were ~
in charge of Monvoe Undertaking Es-"
? tribli-dinmirt, ? Fani'ivd ^service was
held at Fisher ' Chapel.-M. E.Uihurch
of which he was u membev. The Rev.
N't11 >?oriiid)?fai d?at tl^-fTtnci rd'. I i u laves
to m'ourn Ids loss a wife,* Mrs.
Thompson. 5 daughters, 1 son and.
many relntiv. s and "friends.' Thr-wmr a
member of the Mason, K. of J', and
Odd Fejiows lodges. I Lis remains
Cemetery. . * '
====djiov; Norm accoinmudetl b^ Rev.
R. T. i\. Eurlon," Mrs. Miles and
daughter, Miss Odell Miles made1 a
special trip to Beaufort on fast week
' to visit their presiding elder, Rev. M.
B. Mcl'hrcson, who is ypry ill at Ids
- " home.
~ Tlm- frieiTit;r of~ Rev. B. T. NpTlpr- =
ton were very sorry to learn of his
brother's death anti_to have him go
a..-.:!)' > f. middon^y, " - ' " _
Mr. Willard Robinson was hcre Sunday
as the guest of his brother Mr.
- Ben. Robinson.
Mrs. Daisy I-erry Is recuperating
after a few weeks illness.
Sfr. George Bush is on the sick list,
"ItT hojve for him a spoody recovery.
Mrs. IIat tie Primas is a visitor here
this week. \ : '
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A very unionc program was renrtrrrrl?frrr?Mothers'
1 Day ^celebration by
thn ladies of Mt. Zion A. M. K.
* " Church.?IiilcTCstfiiK talks note made on
motherland her training which
made our hearts melt dn tear^--^Vlnny i
of us wont away determined as pa- j
rents to roar our children as uor j
mother;' have reared us.
'7h!erostin,ir remarks were also made
hy the pastor,. '
, At the conclusion, a collection that
amounted to $r>.r?.V was lifted. 52.00
w a-. smit to Bishop Heard to roliovo the
sufferers of Mississippi ami $l..r>U ~
, to Sirs. John Baxter for the-^eJ
. - Cross. _ ... . .
Bt os; R. J. Jenkins and James Ka-T
dy are on the sick list. We hope for
them a speedy recovery.
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McjCOKMICK LOCALS
Shiloh A. M. E. Church wrts in full
bloom Sunday. " The superintendent
being absent, Mr.'li. Perriii presided.
The classes \y>no taught. l?y the teach*
I.v? iiiwl tin- ln^Mi. \v:i^ ri-v ii-Wi'il'liy the
assistant .suiter.utendynt, Mr. 13.1'er
rin. 1h>'
<lay l.i'inu' Mothers' Day, everybody's
- heart was set to that afAt.
llo'J.'tlie. foHowinjr . pyofcram was.
vUnxTcxv ctT" ?~
Musi(*?Tell>-tjiother I'll Vo "There.
Due t?Meet mother in the skies?
Janie 11. and Mamie L. Per^
rin ' v V-. v
iter!union-~Mv. Jv t'rflarrivgn.?7S<j1<??Mr.-.
(Mara AVJiarton.
' Quotation?What great men haVe
said about their mother?Miss Mamie
L. Perrift. :
Musfc-r^nome sweet home. .
^~A. short talk by a mother?Sirs.
rvrio -ivrv inoiiwr s prater--.diss
3%nie-it. Pen-in
?; i^hyrt talks wore madew by -Mes<Thmear
Perrto, tela New; "Lizzie Bell,
faille PoiTi;1: aiid Miiei1:?-.?:
Mnaic?-Mother's prayers have followed
me.- " * .
- All who were, present can but say
>'uot nii' pri r.i'iim woe grand. ?
There will ,he May Queen Contest
at SFviloh School house, Friday night,
"Sjay t!!lthr**l'J27, The pnblie is' invited.
C< .i.e --and biinp ydm- friomD
A May polo-drill will he had on
the lawn. Don't iniss.it; Miss Janie
B. Per.* in, instructor. ,
We-, ijl'e glad to know that our sick
P*
list has been relieved. .
The trine:1s of Miss Kthel 'sew
will.he glad, Lp kn'?.w that she is lifting
tTne 'aricl ;i 1st* Mr. Lesley llarVp
son*. '.*'
Airs. Willie Queries is improving
slowly. We hope that she will soon
recover. - _ .. .;
"" Ol U Airi.UNS LETTER
We want to let the public* know aboiit
our News Club Bureau Rally for
the purpose of putting the Bible the
hymn-hook and the Negro newspaper
trr the homes .tur-boys and girls ~to
read*.
We must-perpetuate the family alter
in our. homes, stales ;by our parents.
I-am akking a|r of the-colored
pastors here in. Aluliins to Aid us in
this great w.o:k. We have' 'what is
coiled .tht> progressive letter box. The
letter box- calls for a letter with- ten
cents inclosed monthly- and a letter
from our hoys and girls. Our good
pastor here in Alufiins of the A. AI. E.
1'hufeh is-aiding us very much in this
enterprise, ltvv~h-* W-.-B. Ducket t assists
i'l ( '. l-'-vil'ill" tll.-it- nni-O.iini! i r\
uplif;t. of our people. I am sure , the
other c;rlrfred minister TJf M-wlIins will
assist us. KeV. .7/" W.-ir. -DuCkc'tt 'jilst
Kurrrit il us r<ifc_rent^ morning
which pu*vs for live months. Will R.
AM. Jc;r.kins"..??-Jiuutitt.
Church assi -l us, .'1 think he will.
Let us hear 'froth you at .once Rev. H.
Collies. oi'?Si. .{huil ' B.upt kit Churelt.
I think I heat* you coming, singing.
1.'lease let u. la as; from you 'fry ro'J'vn
mall- Revs. J.-.L Johnson. R.Wt
jjEFsFml D. 1. Rat em, A. V.. liayes.
pVstors of colored chuuhes here in
Anllins. join ill ami help lis in this
important \vovk.
Alemicrs ami friends of Mullins,
we ask every one to aiTT us in this
rally, .which is now on anil will terminate
June<27, !!>27. 1 am asking all
former pastors', of "Mullin to aid us
with.one dollar Ky return mail.
People, if you 'want to read a spicy
few. warmar.-t-h,;. PalmetttjCLcadery
published in .Columbia,' S. C., just seiid
two. dollars and your paper will come
lo your uiwo evoi v isatunlnv
m,orr>ing\ ...
I aw yours for the Negro newspaper,
p. C. Calhoun, Manager.
IIAROEVIULE NEWS' .
The (Irami United Order of Odd
Bellows celebrated Uunn? annual
thanksgiving on.the second Sunday at
Fi slier Chapel M. E. Church. The
sermon was pTeachcd by Iiev". L." G.
Gregg of Orangeburg, S. C. They
marched to the church, where Mr. A.
II. IV'l'it e.t'lroiMCtl-them to the elnirch.Then
Bvo. P. Howard responded. Address
in behalf of the Odd Fellows,
was made by Bro. Robert Payton.
Address in lieFaTTof Th eTTousohold nf
Roth was made by Mrs. Earthel Wilson.
Solo by Mrs. flattie Williams.
Addl't In behalf of the .Itiveirlle was
made*by Miss Aunt Nichols and a-"
hove all >vri<8 the *<>1n *nng by Mnstw
Calvin Priirms ttI Tiehalf of the doyennes.
He made 100 in his" performI:,?V
r.*~lT TTT 'rirn
riipht. Ilis subject was enjoyed by
all present.
Rev. J: ff. NTrfn left last yoek to
run a series of meetings at. Beaufort,
S. t.
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ITIR rALi?r
DIRECTOR STALKY DELIVERS
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS '
AT GREENE POINTY"
TRAININCJ SCHOOL , . '
, Snow I 111), N. C., May 10? Professor
F. Muroellus. Stal'ey, dean oi Agriculture
and director of summer
1 ?<? ' > > ^ I 'P I '?.lliifr. vnri'iV'
TRe~"~ e on i m oneenicri1 address at the"
tonHjht beftird" irtarge and enUjusiiiKi.lic
c rowd of students Und patrons.
The srhool under the supervision
and direction of Professor Julian a.
' Pri nco ended nut* of ttie most suciirss-.
I-,,) i , .. I ' .1 t
experienced-__"Professor ' Prince. who
has bi'iin the principal for only two
years has received praise and omnniciidatioii
fiuin the sl;Uc. ami county
officials.'
I'ho sneaker.. due -to the fact that
I'rot'esor J'vinco ts a product'of?Settle
College, Orangeburg, Isouth- Carolina
, ...1 ...... ..I' u;- t
pressej fjreat satisfaction over the
success of Professor Prince.
director Slalvy, WtTh. liiTT humor
T.nd though. pi tit oking i.ddK'^'1. highly
pleased tlq^ audionctk During* tl^e
course of his address, the speaker
made reference to the wbrk done at
- A. and T C dingo, - |)j|i?.t.Hn' >'.taley
spoke on the subject, "Training fur
efficiency," . ' "
NEW HROOKLAXD NE-WS
/ Sunday, May 8th vdm a H1j?h day
at Mt. Pjg'goh A. M. E. Chjfrch. -Ihe
Sunday School was 'opened .at .the usuiil
hour. The lesspm. was beaut ifully
ta'uR-ht-- arid dioourred by . the
. eHs-n-s?
. Rev. John -on is an: all' round Rood
,tr.Um an(i preatheC a vrey~inspirthR
scrnion- ywh. Cien^|s-4H'd?chapter and
20th verse. lie sb'loetcd as' his subject:
"Mother, a priceless jewel." He
said in his explanation that one Rood
mother was .worth a hundred school
masters. Oh, low our bear's binned
while he preached .to us the word of
God?
Rev.Johr.snn is an all round Rood
man. He is a Rood worker, a Rood
dHit-hw 'and-1 above all a RtWtTf Christ
tian a preileher.The
Mother's Day proRram that
was rendered under the auspices? of
< 'llVuA. C. K. LeaRue \va Very Rood inMiss
Ola l.uclus. a student of Allen.
University and a member of 2nd
Hieh Class, spent the week-emf Trcrre
Tit home.
Miss Carrie I?. Sur?ioev left Tuesday
for Philadelphia, where she'will
spend th'e -summer!
Miss Amy G. SurRincr is somewhat
indisposed. We hope for her a speedy
recovery .
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(A'GOPF NEWS ~~
i Sum! a;.?w:r vcl letter dny^ at
Sutton branch Church. The U. Li. (T
? ? 07 F. Camden 1 .odue No. j3LLi_anU
the Household of Ruth held their
Thanks.uivin_.tr service at the above
named e-hmvh.? : ; ?
T4^?v .Key. T. J., Williams, the pastor
preached the. tha'nksfrivinj? Sermon.
.?dn h-.'Xi Si/iiflav. the Men's Day will
he held at Sutton firaneh.
Mr. . Jo<>" CktrTiTuTa. the spn of Mr.
York City, last week and will be fum
ralizotl at Bethlehem Baptist Church'
' on.. Monday, M ny~ftth.
Mrs. Annie Chestnut, the wife of
(Mr. James Chestnut., Booker Washington
Tleiuhts, Columbia, S. C., was
funoralized at Johavah Baptist Church.
Sunday, She loaves a. husband, seven
-uhijdren, all of-which nrc.married, antf
a nosi ni tnenUF to mmnnr her loss.
Mi'; Ii. L. Harris is si ill on tHe, sick
. -tint. i.?-4avprdving hu> ycxy^Jinlc
little.
His daughter, Mrs. H-va li. Johnson
is also siek in Philadelphia. They are
expecting her home at any time.
We?are having miiiv. rain up heronow.
CAI.lIOl'N FALLS I.OCALS
The (Irand United Order oT Od(L
Fellows held their anntial thanksgiving
service at Glover's A. M. K.
Church. They carried out the protfrno'm
F ~ _i i
iiAu ?4v.* umuiij; t, uufUL'i. i in1 cnurcu
wns'fun to its eahinny. ? ?
-11?^Tho sermon was preached' bv Rev.
A. Wave. Ho. spoke from Ruth 1st
chapter and lGth verse. 'From the
"IrcrvfV -^nhjeet-r ho made- trIft^fthfr?impression.
Thc, many friends of Sister Josiepheno
Black ford air sorry to hear
of her death. Tier funeral was held
ftl~Il.ruwnuh A. M. E. Church in the
afternoon, SundaV. .
Rev. A. ?di)orc tnotorod to Abbeville
The?remains of?Sis*or Pir>V ,Tones
were laid to rest last week. The, funeral,
services were, conducted ."by JBcv.
A. Ware. - ??
< We aro in Rreat'.'sympathy with the
-bereaved ones. .? ?
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sr- JSAN'i LC NEWS
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Sun<Tifl?" Sfhbpl was opciini at tinusual
hour witli our '.sujieriiitchjU-nt',
L. \V. Walk it at his post 01 duty.
l.H'voti h: IW \yi*iv tlx- I'lvt i north:'. Al'torw
hit-h tin- Sunday Scr<M,l . < '
asonthlod lo'tluir vtiitinn tin -? foi
';"" _v I1".'1
' ill beautiful. wanner. AjJfV r dfst-u.s.ivrtg
the lrssmn- our ..
it. iu -I ulL -A Ajdcn.lid ipJflSpt aa - had.
At . | J:<>()* >1. our puiUoi^ K* < . .1. St- Martin,
.selected as. a-text 1 >t .1 >h>:
alii-'chatiter ami 1th vor. < <
1 'iitinTAvar;iinstructive sUul ih>*| ir'titf.
Afier the sermon ihe I,oid"s s< ; . . r "
i vvy,n?administered.?1 ?
At 8 1'. M.,' Rev. A. It. tJ;*l? % ..1 An
tioch Circuit preach' I -at Tlmr.ia - Ch pel
A. M . 1']. t Mill -tr?IIu .-chiUd l'i?Iloxt*
fiom Mai'k It.'n chapter an 1 :Jrd
verso. ;Th>- s.o iHiai. was- tirjoytfil'Atr
all who were under the sourd of- hiw voice.
mi... ni i i 'Vii.ni!' .11 >! .ili . >ir.i:. Bates
of Union aUcndcd-services at
Mrs. An;..iTiT" (iondln-k" and Mr.~'
Cicoi ne Siii or were vi.iors al Thu.
la^s Chanel Sunday evening.
Mrs. Els'e Walker and Mrs. Mary
visited at-the home of Mrs. FrancesI'k
IUrhard ire-a V'-' 1: - "
Rev. and Mrs. J.. S. 'Martin, oauyii;
tcr, Perry' lie-andClyde oil .1 an->
..Hilnsville. sin-Til tin* V,o?k-en<i ii: San- ~
luc and returned -hnniv -ia-t Tuesday
; afternoon.
lUisoi.r i IONS
v Wher.-as. the-Kovy J. A. B'uwn of
Columbia. S. ("..-has been' aatuii-itli'.rt
a ten day's ovi-rfntr at Thorn e.-n n Ct'n*.
?trnial Meth Mist KmitUJIi'-Thuivh.
i y ' \
Whereas.''t lies J* services were larjrea.tended
i>y our mciTi'TisTs as well ,il$ 1
Other numbers of. the various churches
of-our city, and whereas, we feel
that all enjoyed ty out. pouring of '
the Holy Spirit. \\ iiifch was showered
down each ni^hf, and thai jri'eut ??n>d ;
was accomplished-. ' v: . .
Whereas, the members tiave in his. J
" honor * a i'ec ptioiV after- he had ]
'^-|7i-eaciTcd"iTtr mrha^ivisTtc ri?rmoit, Ter ,eral'N
ministers and fi.iends enjoyed |.
this- r, pa. t, ami another token'of-up-| <
I'i'oeiatu.n was a nice |uit ajsp. pre- .j
sonted Ur him.from the ypunjr men of
said church.
Win .wcas, ~the u ays and. means com - J
mlttec distributed envelopes, which l
* ye a-'-h?hI- h nice strm. same -was j-Jven- i
to ittfv? .V...!. Brown, besides other ?Ju- j
nations, ' ]
Whereas., Mrs. Anna* nPSTt^^flfci-'b .j
lier hohTc comfortable Tor him ami > i
jr . . '." 11
spared no pains m prcparm;; -uppe-.1 j
tj/ine* meals. j
Therefore, he ft resolved that we''
i mm d-hanks to our pastor, Ib v. S. SO <
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?Jarhron for i t i-e; ;ina Hev. Hi nv. n j.,nd , j
v.o ten Vr thanks t . KtClii'i.wii 1]
i"oiv.-h:.? ui:'ivi;i'T services,- ahso -to the;!
n.ein'iers ami f i'-iuis lei- Lhuir Eu.val
.support and ct ( p ration. . j-i
Be j? further vt-i-lved' that ;wc ex j<
tend to him a co: dial inyiia .ion. to )
come a^aiit- next,, yen,r, for we fori! 1(
lhtit his hearty hao.d-s'nkcf, plea'in:- ! <
T-snriies and hVin~i rrrn-r -e-y.nn^ have '
?H ade the community better? . ;<
Be i' i'urth r resolved. Init copy j ||
-of these r.esol;i!.b=n>-.be sent Jo Key. | ^
.1. A. Brown, and a .copy be sent to i
-ha different, papels l'-jr publication-.- j J
.. Mrs. -K.;(!. Kie.hardson, C hr. j"j]
MTMBFRS or A(;R!( I I.Tl BAI. "
ptrriTVoT.' \ ovii -I- i-e.
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ATTKM) IMPORTANT ;
MEETINGS ;
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Greensboro, X. ( May 7, :
During the past week, Professor S.
B. Simmons, supervisor of vocational jj
; agricultural education ami Professor ^
! tended several conferences and visit- jj
! ed some oT ttio leafttttia:' liigh schools ?
i of Eastern Carolina as \voll as I lamp- ?
I ton and -Vieginm Nor.nia'K ?^
' The itinerary inehided Waiters <j
Training Scl\9oh AVifti.ni, Elizabeth
(jTty .Xonnaf, "Elizabeth City] Winlnll ''
High School, Hertford 11 i yT?^ School )
and Edenton, High School. At Win -a
tori," the rulhve?rrv've.?entntives?par- H
tif i11:1 tTTT Til Hm-annual E'nehe!und'~i
Son's banquet." The agricultural-experts
also attended the district JudgHiiiu_Lkinte3t
at Elizabeth fit v.
v an iiin, u.i- fiiiuraioi's i
i p
journeyed to Virginia. The Virginia '
tour nicluded Hampton and Virginia .<
Norn vol.
At Hampton/"FroTess.>r Simmons
lectured to the senior class on "Voca- J
t tonal Agriculture in North Carolina."
The students and trachars-demohstrn- 1
tod much interest in the lecture.
Professor Simmons aTso enjoyed" "
| the pleasure of representing A. and >
j TV College at Virginia Stafe"Judging J
i Contest and Rally which was held at
I Petersburg, Virginia, M,ay 6 and 7. I;
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SIM M I.K SCIIDOI
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l'lVsMii-n; \Vi:k n fui announce UfjH
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i.*wf<nr n* mmikc an nppinpriaum
-i: f..r M^np.rr mp,at State
ti1 ii .illint lV.< ij t Ik-ir
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v until jro lovuf i' i. a! (liJuTTTtvns
'rm-r? i.t >i; i iv v. i " .*> *' ,i ] :, i?i c .m
i.?? ! t " 'ill tic ct ' f.i.i: pi,..'lion
n*"a (iii vlfiI tt. I.-- in place ??f "X>ci'
xmvnnrr?>jBanB- > r . jimmmjvK* - .?aMJMwr-y-r--TA- vm1
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I Giean-Ujr?a
| Spade-Up a
l^-^-vv"e-iia\c cVcrvtMi:
a up. Hpse^ Noz^-lesrS
| Scrub Ihn.'hes, Mop.;
j.. fjts/FuiTniure and .
I_^Wc)y and inrushes, ]
Lawn Mowers, Rake
ev Sets, Flower Box*
items, essential to eh
; lying1 the home.
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JRuff Har
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ac0cec^owo?.owo?oocc-^-:v.';ov&o
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^ . Formerly of PHIL
^ liii" established pel irta
j. ??? Masonic
. 1125 Washington Stret
y ?? .fur ihe-Hram
3 7~ Wondyyful Hair And ]
^? "Made Their*.Way by tl
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