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Saturday, May 21, lt)27 '? Greenville Locals ?r Tho r~ej/v ice. ot' the l\. of P.V w'jlV be hold May 2bth ' at tho ltioltfuBd' Coiiictcry. IToV-. ~17r L. Withers poon has boon selected as ? -the-spoukoi ?>i the occasion. A-(front concourse "of members and, Trie,nils are expected t.. w itncss Ihejuysrvacos, nv kvc>|>mti' uui) the (listurn. 1 Milt Mi ('. Clark. business man of " tin- city, visited Atlanta, Ga., last week. . ; ? i"; . Clairmont _ Williams. Jr., is home; from Haines Institute, Augus" la, Ga. Hew. W. T. Burgess'of Irnvo, S. C., ivasi the guest of his daughter. .Mrs. . J. JU L'lnh'uun. thiy. I ^?Ml-.-" Levereti Boulware.'after an ah * fence ,of some time, is hack in the lj" . ' i Air. Jas. Newton, afttfr s.ppmUng~rKc winter, in Florida, has retifi'ned to his home here. ? 1 ' V t < ; !"1111i<':i ,,i imiL Miss Maricloth ^ims, Logan St., was ~ a . nnr^Trf the ri'a'li"i'i i s TiT lasl Wi'i'l; :i' ? ?monpr-'tho-- Httle -fotlfts; ~r- The Ladies. Aid Club met Monday a'fterhoon at the home of Mrs. Pho_^.i bt? .Cothran. on Hayne St. ~ The .>un.-!une * luh met WedneSday ftftornoon at the home of Mrs. Mattie \\vhitner, on Dunbar-St. 'Af^ fer whic h .refreshments ' \vr;re 'Served by the ^ya^ess. :?? .? The 8xh Xtrade oratoVical contest of Union' High School', was held Monday night in the chapel. . The winners. Iiry .as follows: 1st prize, Eugene Bowling, 2nd prize, Odell Voilng :!rd prize. Willie Hawkins. The stel " Ira pVjTorniaiu'i." of thi' quartette' Wiis a"Ti'iitui'p> . The" expression'" contest was hold lasl^.wnnk_.nn<l_. ) e^ulledasfollows: Jst.?llaltif?-M. Cullier: 'dud. Knima (IrilTih; Mrri. I;yilin Whitnor. v? The Ci rceiiville.colored. base hall team defeated the .Spartanburg slutr^ jrers ..Monday at the' leanruo park hy the score of l-SHtv'fl'teir. marks (ireen* yille's third straight victory,havipu' bested Anderson in two names earlier in the season. ? The A11<>n lln.ii.det^'.X'lah met Tuesday at tlte heme of Mrs. Ilatie. Nel"c>T".'s1'11.~eii"' t i ' ahiTd'hy." MTss "Is"77177' T.'i a1 . / -Gary. The Junior Missionary Society- met "'-j Tuesday at the home 61' Rtrw; and, Mrs, i fr-p.? ArhtrnTT- I-Jmyolir'StT ? Th't,' Karnest Workers (Tub met last ?vvook--?4?thr~'h<Tnte df.lvuU'ep Howliitu Nichols St. ?r?- Kev. I). 1..' Withorspooni Mr: .1. R Calhoun', Sr.. will leave ^ Wednesday * for Cypress <'hand A. M. K. C-hut'cli near Abbeville, \yhoic- they will at. tend the district ooiitei-i-nre Ltei lterspoon?is slated to preach I tic educational sermon- on Friday ; evening. ' The .Ailcti Graded School will begin its 'closing exercises this work Thidr head-line attraction, an operet" ta, "The Gulden Gilt" will To pre?*?rented -cruly. this, week 'at?the Fentor. The closing exercises of the" Sterling Normal* and Industrial. Institute Uov. ..K. F. Riley,. principal, ..are. andor s.VVity. Seine very entortnirripe program have Icon given. Others will follow. ^ Key. D. I<. \Vithersi>oon ,preached two -informal i; > .?hriHiant,?poucrful and l.iniely tyoxiud sermons?Sunday at Aline Tineple Church. He use<l as theme 'Going up to the. church-' atpfr'YTcfoi7~Tbfou gharri icnee" niorn Jmg and evening Respectively. Fascinating music was furnished hy' the choir. Sunday School and A.. C.-il ?League?solviccs Were -well n.ttender and proved very interest ing as al : ways., !\1 ess.es. .toe Bvrd. Perry Iluggitis Virgi] Roliinsoir'and MosTlames J. M Davenport, Christerline Dean, Carrie Anderson. .Ionic A nderson . and Hattie Andrews' of Spartanburg, S. C. attended the Gingham Dreiss Contest given Tuesday -night at Allen Temple Church. After which they were ? delightiully.entertaincdjjy frivifdiaMr. T. C.- Robinson - is spending! --so mo- time -at I IondorxonviUei--C ' " -------- s - '7 T~Timnionsville, S. C.?The citizens ol Ttmmons'vnie experienced a ' mosJ wonderful revival meeting held al Bethlehem Baptist Church of whirl Rev. Kdward Ham is jmstor. The "nieetflTg,"-which began on April 17 lasting thruogh April 20th, was mosl niccpsr.t'nlly?conducted?by- the?Rev J. W. Coleman, pastor at Spartanburg, S. C. The powerful sermon.1 Uigi.'thnr ii-ith t!>? great interne ipnni' fested by the members ami friends o1 ? " ' t .-jLhe ehureh. were, instrumental in saw ing 01 soulS from the perilous sea pi sin; fifty-two of which were connected with the above menTidnbTT cliurcTf.' This community^ shall ever'feel tin influence of this great meeting and thereby be greatly benefitted. L DOTS FROM I'KOSI'HKI'L V ?:i hf. tii tii session nt" tin.' educational ,- * - ** . tin.vi' was held in Shiluh A, M. I.. 1 -<^frtrrrh7?Krtr?Vrr*.\l. TiioiiVpson, pas- a lor, Rev. J. C. .Sntirtl,. pastor of .Miller I ( hiioe The .-pt.iK'i'i1 of?J the vevilili. LI. subject was "The three ^polities of mankind: the world, 1 the -tld" h?H-ti'l . ; k e?devil.." iro~?'Tir~ phosiV.ed the need "of itimtlHH'-ittir self- i " first. '1'ho .-a i ini'ii y.ap 1'n Hi of tlu'iiKlit ; and was a'spiritual treat. A l ter tni' At'niiotr, Kev. Smart hemp:, el/airman introduced tin* foltowrhy i^n'smis: . _ Keta-^ pastor lit i.Mi. lit 11i'u11 Citvuit., Uov. K. 1/. . Liliicwo.u.i, pastor of.St. .James Circuit; Rev. Id. Y. ; -li|aff,,--pavlui'' of- Si I v. r/''c.'t t 11'cJii?r rrfid 'KcV. .1. \Y, Richard v..v 'at n pro- I seated and doused (lie helpful re marks. " made, by?ouoii i;t* thr- above nMined?i luinistuJVf. "iiW'l'|l.lCv1 jiidin'' . ( if t he-? Work that--js lair '' in 11 lull I ill the **JiInisti naT drive. Prof. Rickn.rd. is a date for the (.if-neral CYmfcrenetH--J-.el i stauiieli chui-; hman and is a fundi- < ' U.-i eoBSldO)1 lilih l\i the el';.T<-fill 'le?ct,. and-fleet h i in as.oneof tluiUicdiL^. " iiates LoJ.iie tieiu ia.J Loul'ei euce Whu h convent's, May, 1'ailS. The* fmsj^'ioiiiil p.'"??}??am was featured with an o-i^inal,.sunj; of \sel vinin'. .ftnnpnst'il ami nk in nim-io h\?' the .pastof, Vtnd welcome addresses l>y - -a represent at iCf^nrf^rrtett 'department?--i of the ehurch, Rev. \V; tr. Garvin, I pastor. of the (.'? M. Mi- Clnifcli. \\;dl-~* nhW'd f ho m i nl -at <*v< in luhult' nl' I ho iiiini-try of 1 oily -.Mr-. 1 a-.::> Wheeler,N in a v.i'H pivf'jrrwi pap r, *VcK*uwiccr llic (tiiaisiers: i>a behalf ot the-.-- (AA-Mo l j. M is.-Hoinry-Kmutn.yb Myilu'i#' i)?y. was'* a hi .'!) t'av at Sliiltilf lasl Sunday. Ma;. Ui>- 'S. h.' Rev", j Thompson filftl a ver'y.h.u.y d;iy. KanI ?lay -Sch?vi| :iL :t:I5U; preavhintr at/ 1 I 1 j oVIorkr?The ptrgtnr'^us't'iJ ..is ;a ; ^rih! jt f i: ";Ali>'. her.-.'' 'I His v.'a'-; inde< .! . it ' j touchimr >ermoii_r 'Men. winner. and 1 ' i hiidron Wore wIMle AhimIiviI < i.i na I tioils.' At lit- M-., -Rev;".'Ther.ip.-oii pivanhed the annual tltanksjriv311.tr : j sortiinn. far the, tirand V'nited Order . of 'Odd. Fellows. , This was tj:o; he*td we have* over heard. 11 is .subjeet was j ."Three types of'Odd". Fellow.-,: '.la- so!-. Ijsli type, lheprotnmlhn^jw.p.LAiii.1 fhe? . ^'(loirTtr 1 ylieT' ; ~ .At 'l:'iu T'.".VI7 Iil'" |~-tT'o.V"ii? <| it ! eial . sermon at Hopewe.ll M.aptistC'huVeh.: ' ' ' S : ",(> 1*; M.. a Minims' . 111?1 as-j* i von ,"wtrie h~ rrrar !*. s~;-r 3 re w ~ IV- a - - tore in the his'tor yof Shiltdi A. M. F., . elVoir. j L._ _ . i_? "" 4.C A I IKH V ?.'Ud,_S It A I S 1 1 iikuidu.> *tli%v l 't-IVr; t...^is. .a- Jj.inutif.ul day at Fairfield Hup* i-1 Chuteh. UMte -?-t tn.11 ,i 1 it I aj.' I r I. .'Mr. -I. I'. ( i v.' ' opened . t !:?., Sifnday Seh"?M ; I'l'in \ \1 Th/.-Vii-.i i-l-.-w | absent. :Mr. .1. f 'tavi 'lr, ~ the. .les -on. 1lv hrourJo i.vL. ; t Inflight.\\ h-ich will !e Ir.i.y i ue;iiT.. ' l.ernd. ~j .Mi.and AI:s. Urnvyie v. < looted?fn~ represent " thy " S'u'nd'~? ! School and church in tin- ii:-.h n: \\Y y" hope-That. they -trill .aer?a~tT .! Ir ir ', parts, \ . ': ?Ai?til,. 11 '.i i! hi ;i lit ?A-: C :nv,, t1 rrri'TTP'tT'r pyt,'.thud :s Mali. In ' He made a \vo;.dc;Tul hupros; i< At upon | his !?earevs', . .. . .. . I j A kiic-v fi.'jil.i ) of' communicants. 1?e. er1,. .prosen'? . ?: tit1 t. V.'1' *'1;?? 1 .u ,.:;?u i'. ..i,;,'": li,v. -\" " '.j leached fo'i !.ne' in i. ^ aa !',V- sisters at SprinelU !?l ihipti t Church. .'Hre- KrnssUmary- ri.-.lf rs o? Spriiip-liold are jlivii'J; a j.'i.*'.ai \vnrl;._ 3'Ik y 1 j asked for a. collection, which amount ?ed AvHvrHttr-A~. " " ' "* '.j May-Cod l,!e ?i h;,> . j ..is to..--.? 1 1 tie?ssrH?rev..?I'l aei'a ii?(ih iri1 . A: ,M.. T". 'Cliur.c'h Mr. X'mnn Fn..t. > .\vho is in . ihitfar", Sf. Y. is seriously ' ill. . Ilrs, brother, i!i v. \V; F. JV a . ' was called to his hid sale.* ll will lie a rally ar k'nirt'ieid 1?;i] ' Church tin- drd Sunday in ntix'l.'nvfoOl. - The-public is invited. * TALKS OF WO UK IN ---v -? . \OKTIl STATIC Seywo Cttrroll Syr-akTrrT ^uur. HntFe In North Carolina h ' ' r~ Durham. X." C'.. May T1 Thutinc a. spenlvimr tmir "f Inncilonum and <';? f tnwhn counties, in Western North t.'at roliiia at thy invitation of TVI-i> -i Maude l.[M, jVIiurhcll.. cuut^y sinn'i'v^-or. pi', tin* . V Iwh counties, .Seymour Carroll of C'o; | lunihia, S, ('.. Southern Field Secre. I tary of th(> American lliynane hducation Society of Ihisior;, \fass.f ar J'tTm'iI 1 in?1 >iii h.iin this-?mm niim . tu spend the. day among friends. , ' Col. M. Jlc( ants,. Andrews, well - i he hosi lo \ir. ( arro'l at a' privnf" , d+itnor Ttiosuhiy evening' a; a Knyottoville t ea room.' ,M ) : < 'amdl motored to Winton, X.Norfolk, llapipton \ii)<) Ark. \'a. Wednesday morning to Tie the "giiesF~to'r a "wOeK-nf~ Mt;?dohn \V. Lemon. Ark, Virginia, who is alI . so AHicially connected with the Humane Society'of Boston, I - THE t*AUmgTT SI'AKT.AMU IW; "LOCALS The Kdncational and Missionary j {aptisl. (jiiiyoiitinu held its fiftieth] Liiiiuiil session' with the Macedonia j 4:11?i i-1 C.hiMpli, Spartanburg, S, C.,.j ^ t sessions 'since the organization -of I he convention. Aui'Vu^c ^<>n;eOf the most interesth? OW-yMvv-^Avurt?t-he musicUl r.cndiv n* I'.v in--?11 ighlupd (junrtotte and I i choi'u- from Cedar Hill Academy. President. B. Antisdel of Bene-' . ' 1_X ; ct Cortvjrr made a luaely speech on IVen in . uf < In- k ullece. A Kmi'e of-'-lhe most distrnffyhdved yisU?rs v.e e: I)r. .J. J. Sarks, president i I i;.); Cnlh ^e, -Sunder,. S. Grf l)r?|^ *: 1'. \Vrir- .-rn ..State Mi sOrmnry; I>r.|' I. C. White, Kvnif&ylist; Itev. Ri AVr'^ d p.'iiiiiOia. s~.'c.: nt. ii. m,j d ?Charlotte, X. ('. and others ' ri:iatutucuunsx.iA) .mention. . < ; The ("h iivh Aid "JSocTcty met at the 1 i e <>: \i i>. .Susan' Wqrtz Wodnes- i 1 l.i'. May 1).- The attendant^. \yns j ^ ' T -Od I:ial5\ ItV efesOPp- subjWN P -e d fseiis.-'ed.. ... u - lle>. K. s. Sims -jrnvt* ;r. tirief' talk^ , . , ? ' A . .. . . - . ii*n-was nvieeu heiplul. , : J I he-Women's I'roKrgssiVe Club is j till \v (1c.awake. The club met at the. ' ...uio i I''-*i u : 1V' H-mh iifThrai St. The iltpiidance. was jrooil and the. meetinr'a very intpro.stinjr one. The host' i verifier.. srttcsls cake and ices, -* On Monday ni^lit. May I'd, 'theclub jj v. ill b'iv>'> its iUay j^Miivni at iryilty ' i . ii'i rh. Quit" 7T (Teld of time arid ' re has been spent' in practice' and pn-:>;;::if.ion ;'.nd this promises to be: i'tu.' .pf. jhn . .lVinUfl'K features of the!' -V.i . n. * If you fail to attend, you will ^ nils* a rare treat.v .. : _ + . * ! . I'he Gum S'pritif? Graded School, ' . '* J . - I j fa.-iha-ill" closed Friday May Gth. i -U-n-J-hui^htyfWjrhtpt'h'e sch<R>l"J?iC?e j"' i voriebrt which \v"as largely. attended . .null \>. ntie and ctdoreiTT .Standing! , -_w . tt ?m \ya. a ju'emium.~T.~ 71 :>oa/-T;,ii "motoiod from Greenville . ;n'd-Spi?i;tanbttrir. The decoration wa?* io?.u!y. "The back ground of the stage was green." .while lovely roses and :V"m> tasiefully arranged to th,? front i ' t.. i.....? 4.- - ' U i/t iiuiuiui |ik im \ nnnx.r siii.li- of, tlhj numbers. that tMtrtnis spt-i ial rm-nUon? fVom the pr1- ' m?< Lj.'-. 'h:Rail uietii^ \v as the a&thelic_^ dunce. 4hefrots drill, the honey dew :onvi mien, which was a humorous one end ! ? ,'ii lit r^ai's of laughter and the ' >J:arf 1 h ill, Each participant did credit to themselves. V * (io< a"t men! won fur - themselves ~ a r" : law \vhielr shplLloijjr bp remembered. | tu' -iit-dm:mhers were : A scene, 1 t!v t'eket "iftice: a hoop drill; cho-j Ma- a .in" th'e cold ground, T~ ili 'i?'t?hrrrr?nobody pray " led by Orudis Smith was' very good. Prof, i 1. i/.-Mci)pv.e!l, principal of the Luth ' -..[, ,,1, va...| iw"-nrizes for ? .f it .-.Urn.lance; llortence ,Smith, : iff ,'ift!i uradv and Blanche Jones, h f, va aue. . . ' . ' -4; ."lis.- Puih R. Woodward of Gads-' ilen.- S. C. silent the week-end ,in SparsT^vi i ir.y'iire sister, Mrs. Car? ii.. \Y. 15.J'o. Mi-.f Margaret, l-k Woodward, who I", n '. i 11i:i r in Spartanburg ( ( > .:i .y. icfi Saturday. May Tth for-NeW \\??*k ('i.y. I Ut'le Miss Olivia Bubo accompan- ) c.t hev aunt, Mt.vs Ruth Woodward to il. r'dtf iiie.. Saturday. '.Mav Tth. 1 ii.-> n im-oly- dny in yVjc moimy i.iius; While fla re, they were the nuvsts of Mrs. Annie Bureaus. _ MISS l.l.ORENCE TA(i(IART E?HhtirYEI> til ,HEX OF MAY BY " S'l A I E (Ol.l.KOK STL DENTS/ i_ . y. 1 * Sttm* -i '-Hcirc students,- in tnic of < the ?ii_ossl healed contests of the sea"-"-4 : 1 :i. elected .Miss-:'Florence Taggart as que; ii f May here on May,Day, j 1 ?T-lio'n''wit:1 much enthusiasm:?One 1 k-*irUI not help, hut hold his breath, when the wiping number was called, i Hut It;.iid the gust of joy the winner .: was- announced. ' . . I ?Fioren/e. with hequtifttf?goMefr-locks, and a pleasing smile, was cs- ( ci'.f" e'.rfh'naS^TfPoTie by"'-heT~'k"lffg, "Mr. Oi Iconic. Reid_(o l eceivy the crown of Hie coid . MBijVSLWftfiieiAaa' j Columbia has a fine set_of colored +wwi b--al.-?d<H-is+rs. \At some convenient" ime, even .though they are all well known, it will-be a pleasure of ours' t< speak of the merits of each one. ; 1 We begin by speaking of how grrtteI u! \v i- an- In I >r. \\ .' 1 >. ( happele for his heroic and seemingly iparvelous | work in helping our wife. If this Wonder Work Wore ilOne for a Wfln df liVKltth. whose word, the .Country ._ would hear, it would at once lift him ' wVy'.lTi"-li In his procession, IV. W. D. Chapelle has proven to us <>ho -of the wonders of Columbia. ! We heliveve-hp w+11 pp+eve thesame to others, v.ben .ho is.'-given a trial and his orders are carried out. Julius Hdlman. a. mSSSZ rwiiii o UttAi9Vm Due West Locals Two excellent .discourses were ?!??-' ivered at Mt. Lebanon A. M. Ti. 'hurch ?n last' Sunday by the Uyv. A. .Wilson to appreciative audiences X U:dO A. M", a fid :V:dO . M. i epectively The afternoon sermon was ireapr.eachcdail. da wddawd dawthw. u-pached to the Odd Fellows, -marlunK heir annual thanksgiving Servup Vt 8:00- P. M. a splendid program* r?s rendered ^nnpienroratinir iM ?*l_i_? rs* I)ay. This service WQs' ve ry Tin >ressive. . . ' i\uv. ?j. ii. maiiey, pasior 01. .mi, Sion Presbyterian Churt'h, delivered i thrilling discourse to an interested (Bdientfi on last Sunday^. nii>rning.. ?AJ?l ;iu 1'?M., Hi.' driving Tiiv.il >f the Lincoln School was .delivered it the same church -by Prof.'Strong >f Erskine , Qoliege, followed hy a nastcrly address by Mr. R. K. Gallovay of the A. R. P Church. This ser icq \v:is wiinilcrt llllv impress i\is Splendid Sunday, School and fl 'V. ['.11. mpryiccirVei?^ oon3not L't I" at LBt. Mary Baptist Church on last S'urfda'y. Mr. George Gordon is tlm c{licieiit superintendent of the Sunday KrhoOl it'this church. ? The" closing exercises of t lie "color d schools Of Dues West are over and itrain the bovs and trrrb? TTrcon,i?vimj lieir vacation after a season of slicnitons .work in tlie class room. The Ipi inp '* pi etcnt c cl" by liut li Lebanon-and Lincoln schools reflected much credit up ttoth teachers and itudents." ' Mrs, Rachel Glenn, the efficient lairth esses of Anderson. jh'jj spent i fortnight as the guest of Mrs. lieut:th Vauss, while serving horv fciisiom:'is. iu?LXue- West.- "This week, slur i> imong her Abbeville customers'. he Greenwood District was the guest )f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson on nst Sunday; night. Messrs. 0.> L. Smith, (). L. Eakins, t. J.*t*Tuitt, AY. A. Smith motored <>v?r. to'Abbeville on'business last Monla.v. . " . : >.Mr. and Mrs. A. Garrett and daughter, Miss-Viola I. Gari'ett and Mr. O. -L.--.SmUh Motored over l<> Trocnwood on last Tuesday. Rev. I'. J. Wilson is somewhat inlisposed at this writing. It is hoped :hat he may-soon he himself-again". Mr. Jj. C..Miller, a new subscriber to the Loader is delighted with the PUi>CT?_ 11.0^ proclaims it the best" paper that he has ever'taken. LGGGFP NEWS - ~ ?Tbe-Sui tun Branch Sunday School met. at 10:;J0 with Mr. II. Whod, stip.'rintundent, presiding. Asll. of tin; teachers %were at tlxtJlI- .post 'of. duty, ?Tliis?being?Men's Day nt- this church, we had a lot of papers read. \Ve_ had ?with 11s. .M is fh-J). K1m*4t?: Mr. John Taylor of Oak St. and Mr. had?.lurk son,i if IT'I Ii c 1 d: 11:11 St.. Columbia. Mr.- Jackson made one o'f .the byst lectures that was ever heard . here! Call a'gain, Mr. Jackson. We are glad o have ytm uTtli us. also Mr.-. Rh'Utr-v Mr. .jack Brooks was funevalizcd it Bethlehem Baptist Church Sunday. There was a large crowd present at the- funeral. 'The stork visited thL. home of low. ind Mrs. C. K. Harold on Friday evening. May i:{ and left a 11 pound daughter. Mother apd baby are ifig along fine*. _ HELENA NEWS , 4 Sunday was a high day , at. Hiomn Chapel A.?Mr ?. Church. The Sunidcon were voiygoodr ? 1 Mrs. Annie B.- Martin's ehiI'VfeTf from Demit were here visiting their Mrs. (1. T. Coleman.?? The young men will pull otV a program Sunday at 8:00 I'. M... All are invited to come out and hoar and >ee ivhat the young men can do. School gave, a box entertainment, tvhieh wits grand. The--voting- " p?'>? [nr i'iijju^iru imwnisfcrivi'S io UK1 We were Messed. with ofle u!' '.hose pood semiomvpr cached hy.uui |i^ tor, ReV. J. J. Richardson. Kcv. W. M. D. Rook icave sonic timely r.marks also. ' The mack, wxtdtlitig-will. hu a-i-peaLed Monday night at,Brown Chapel A. M. K. Church. All arc asked to conic out and see the fun. lit KNOX ltl .lt 1CVS "n] WASHINGTON - ? Miss K nmr-T-prrrrf I ill I safit Easter vacation with her par ?n'ts and friends and has returned to Washington, where she is . in schooj. She also witnessed the' Junior Ban qiiet *of the Myth Minor Normal School. which wn<s cfiC'nn Ar>%*il 'iO?li Mr. f.utTfor~no?r;- jt"prrrmtnmt c-ittzcn of High Point, N. C- wavthc guest of Miss Knox;' . Tin .iin I i i \* ? ; f* - . - --- 7~~"V" " RII)i;VV()()|> NKWS' \M.I S'd.day w;if a v??!:> l??'autil\il day. l?<?|?v t'veVv in.i- uk' >-ci\ie<' " "" at ill. Olive A. M\ II: <'liuivi\. S\lt? - .*!??> w.t :?r H^uvtrrft finur.ffjxij r! .ii-sdii \vasMjiuvht i..v |;t \.. W\ X. Wil1 U.H Ul&? Jtt .-'.li'lt m". A I N(i. I clvol i i ,'~t . Alluu c:;:. via -i-.? hail di>- .. i i i' >> <*" JJ'I .tli|' . 1'?ttttt:?I Jiff-, ciifi'li'?lit- ? ' Ji'i-ther- ";\h?l th<< - ii. '-i ir: 4'f -ii-.m. l?i'i>. * JK C's Sf>ij??,vr-v-v\.inuil tJm i11 very* 1 - ti 11*11 .... <m t ' djli-itji A'. 1 I : 'it _ i |> i"\.. |J. -T~. \\ 1,1 i< : !>r Vlt.'. I,)j. j vjv"\ ];,.v T> - -I'd- !' I M " ' * I . ?TT"~ . . 1 L V ilLju ' : > . ; it.ml. . Tl"7 ' ' ^ I' : . .' t ;* "?! '7; r r 'I'll ' v.s'-Cai--' ' r .h-tvi-;' . ; ..xl A t iv y, ryv S[ vU <-y ' I'ny \. I < .;' '-nxr titte . 1 , -X , ? NovyF the 1 I Clean - Up and j bpade Up anc Hose, No//res', Sprir J. Sciaib:I>i,u>hes/i\i<yi).-, Me ! fi els, Furn i) u re and M et I Wax and Frusee-. Hair | La\vn Mowers, -Kakes.Jj | or Sots. FlovVer Foxes ai I items c -sential to jcleani | fyin.u' the home. -: Phone 4 I Ruff HarcU I -V ;"T 1714-16 MAIN OWOOOCOOOOOOOC-vvvv-: : >:-v0CrCfO0$ ?' - ^ "I lie Original / 1 | - ' W-, Madam A. I. "For.ue.ly'BrPH 1L A D E 0 'J?, ?iuiii t'-st-al-jUshc'c} pel liiam-rtl Masonic Te -p??- 1125 Washington Street la' , ; for tlje marjufatfu WonderfuL Hair "And Face -O "Made Their Wav .bv "the W Try Madam RussellV-2 Special l"'?\ir Gi ovvcr--ll s a WV.nde O. improved I lait Gjo.ver--Ii's a \\Hut q Grow Heaiiiifnl. ''' ?2 Glassine and Hair Tonic an B' 1 ' %. W^ililiei Gd g tor Piiiri?, Aclif.s.- Stiff Joints and dJ D I lie name is the r'itiltt'oner-.Vi'QNU S .'V.liii ess'ordefs to - Mirs. M avy Mc< g r-rrr apply at 1129 Washington St, f u6?>OOOOOdO j *>OOOOOOOOOOOO.COOOyO I : -T*- - THE-RE |i~" SA T1SFAC ||- ' ~ ?IN qi h j| -WC>RKM ANSH1F ; ; SEE OU |?SPR1NG A S | ALL WOOL S \vo\i)i;urhh\'Ai,i'i 4~(.>WEN& 11 17 w ashing n CALL 6963 FOR ! i vvvvvvvvv. vvv^ '.'vvv'.-.'vvyvvvww --4 Otlh't' t'lunu' .'' ttt? - ~-~rfEE ' N-J. FRED! .- ? ' '--f?^? .. \Uorncv-at I.nw and I t* " ' . r ' Prflotire in alt Courts? i?' ' ' ' - '; || 1119 Washington Street, . i? ^ r.. 1.1??' ___ V *' ' .. . " ' . MtTiliirMf ''i ii " Vi><>hi"I iii I' ~iiihiSiiSJjfefiii> i ' - - -*- ' -1 PAGE THREE. _J i. ? *?" n-hu-ud l?> Mi>. C ;rnc1iii ?V'.''' | 11* i -1 H.^i the proi'i'tiin ?-?? t \vii.n?i?;rfui' oik*. 1 v. c: u t,v i< iha" pai'i'.1'* rvjuL aii'.'Jt t.i r. .Sc\ i-i'al Voli.o (ItivlU itiiu v<"A'. i\ iittvi C')i Tn Iiii. n.".'. * rtTiT^Y>t < ayfuLt, :t-..:,.v 11 wtUa-r - tvhii' ; - m" moiarcr.*" nrrrj- nun-ayJa. i p -' ---< . ? "Jit- jtjy.. i h? .v tw-i .* 15i;?. .' /* n.j>y<.n aii'l. \V; ;i i .1 Cinpli. i Haj'tTf: Almuir JtruTvtil.i-r .J: .0 . - ^ - ' ' . . ,W.? .W 1.; ' i 1. J 1 .Wai t it: a: - .. >; ?-? ?t:. (Jiuir':. l:.-_ VS ' ..V ..Ml- II.-'_.li .-li.i.'l L- I'. _IVi:.' ' " _! i_ 'i .i i i t-\i.-1' Vli-n! ; . ' |ji .. r: '' . . . " 1 r u.c to; ... :'i t- that -J. \-r vi IM ?IV WUUU !' ' itt . . ?4i? 1?."|-M ; I I jmJ-.-I 1? imc to ^ """ j"". "t" " Paint-Up | 1 Rake-Up I r >r tht' Sjh nig ( leni: ' $ , lk let's, 11<jse Kl/eis. | ? ?p Wringers, Jtuck- i I. ' at Palish^j Floor . | its- ami Varnished, ' | oes,/^pacles, Flow- I lid dozelis of other I ng up and beaut i- I 77& -v b.v vare_Co.: I . STREET ^?_;L I O.OOOOOCvOOOOw.OOOOOOOOOCO : .. ft ^ Vnd Only ~ | g ?-?: 'O . . n?37 . Russell S :lphia, pa., ??|-??r-r y her laboratoiv at O mple %' *' Polnmhia S. C. > & - . v._ ' re of her " ? Preparations That a? ay They Are Made" - .?> r for clist-as-ecl Scalp ? , ier. -makes t jM tav .. '<6 id Madam Russell!^? ? lve -1' o . . /, _! a? >nVumatisni and it s throat. O . ^ IMSALVF-Try it; : | " Gainey, 61 7 M aiion St- ? ? j - ' ; ^ : ~ ' ? CtO'OOOOOOOOyiOC'OOOC'vvC",''-.A " *? ' "6 " yc o 10 . ? : ~' 6 . :tiox . ' 5" k , A* ' & SERVICE rr ' | ummer iAMFLRS f""~~ ^SAT s >^( > & S 35??| paul )N STREET | sAI rv\i a v 8 ?. ^ v r Li M.J. > ? "* 'OC<>OOOOOQOOOOOC'OCtO.OO?.'v"> : ?? ???^? . Kexidonct' fhonr (i7!^ X 7 ~?~ ? Y Slate and Federal. <j. Columbia. iv C. | . ' "'~T