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V/- -4 * Saturday,- June A, 1927. SOME WHOM 1 FIRST SAW AF- * TJBB WALKING TO CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY IN 1898. ? i - -Ngitirlv-thirty- (80) years??p | found me to be a lad tender y.ears r * when 1 was advised by my mother to * attend Claflin University, at Orange c burg, S. C. Our mind readily agreed j but .the mind was all i had. My ( ^ rpotln'V was educating throe -Q* -t and wa8 buying a farm which made t it very hard ' for her. She was a t school teacher and a seamstress and ^ she ,s"j)cnt her life in supporting her t.;. j ' . . ... . urn n'vii cnuuren. i ioiu momer 01 t _ ~|TgTi)'jiitr of a building called the, jj. Circa.sy Hull owned by the school,'' whole, poor students could us? To 1 cook foi themselves if groom-in* J were l'~nmi>ihi?il th??m which my moth cp agreed to do arid-did send me sup-. ' -pLieS1 fo cook. I -walked out of my .mother's home at 6:00 a. m. and ' ' was accompanied by my mother ak' * laf as. the railroad where I walked every step from Weston, S. "r.,~t7T ^ .< > range! mrg not haying: even a one yen t jut'ce^l Arriving. in Orangeburg _ before dark I was'taken to a Mr. x House, who was in company and con ? vefsation with a Prof. R. C. Bates. _ Uotil?having .come from near my _l home n-fitr were acquainted . with my Hint her. They nimln if vi.ry plonminl . lpr nle and got me the, job "-to help __ ~ milk The cows which I earned money ^m^mgh to buy^ passabfe clothes and to pay my tuition. My. mother sent - mtL-ralionst frum, hnmc and 1 pnnlicil _ .?for .myself. Being a good marksman1 would kill pigeons, rabbits, larks, ro!>ii?\ and' spuirrels ' nearly every ' .' spare chance to help my mother in ? rypplying-meats for me to eat. . Being a well known good cook the boys woujd sometimes ,eat my meals * for dinner while F Was at my studies * Messrs. Tom and'Robert Cade of Or-, ? angeburg advised me how to stop the 1 . ., students' from taking my dinners / which advice's I accepted and put v in practice. ' Now at the' old barn yard where thy- cows were kept were also rats of various .sizes, so 1 killed four of the * largest ones and fried them and when 1 canje from my studies the boys had eaten all of the rats. 1 showed them * the hides and from that day my din- 1 ners were never more disturbed. I ". then had often seen a tall half straight man who was a .student at- ? The school, but had . paid very little, ' atention to 'him for he had all the ^ appearances of one of the . most insignificant pieces df; lost time I had ' ever seen. Later, m h found ? . Jie-.a .t'olleee student, and war. a lend .'or in his vlaj^es. Having_further_ in- ^ ..quired 1 found him to be our now esteemed .Attorney,'Prof. N. J. Fred- . , crick, now of Columbia, ,S. C. After a lapse of years I was' Vailed to Co- 4 ... lumbia jiis a sUb-mail carrier and - found Prof. Frederick the principal ( of the best graded school, for- our group in. Columbia S. C. Prof. Fred- 1 crick resigned front teaching to prac- , ? ~ tite brw and .today he., bus' proven ??? himself worthy of tnioU? and notice in ? _ the most technically hard cases that havt, come before the South Carolina bar ami the- l?mteri"Stat.e:1 courts, ^Ve -slimild not only givoVhim our small ' 'cases but large .ones-as well, since lie is capable to handle any case of legality;, creditably. I have known him to regain hun- ( dreds of.acres of land for our group and nljso ty- have robbed the electric chiti-r.of its 'omised victims many j , -p-PrAvhrnn "aT'p^to This-day living witnesses. He also has run the risk of j r-' his life many times, defending mcni-. Iters'"'of his 4 our) race and has hat! L by appealing to our supreme court "j for their rights.- He practices law ( . in all Courts .of our country and a trial of his si'rv-icos'tvllt convince you , that he rs one the best among the ~ ??restl . ?' ? "\ . " " " Besides f being continuously elected ( "GVand Attorney oil our K. of ,P. ^ ' Grand T1'*"" ?Th*1 q Palmetto Leader, Which gives us | some of the best of ngwsy news in ( ( very 'liSue of" the' paper wprfchy of tRoUght iuul notice. While it is true , we shoTTfd patronize all colored pa- , hers; we certainly pannot afford" to misa The Pjalmetto Leader. I jam , afraid to accuse him of eating rats , fo??he; is too fine a lawyer for me tor ; trifle with, but if he did eat them >? u _ they havir certainly proven lucky rats , for'Kredeftck is one of the best all . round men'in South Carolina. . : 4Del JACKSON, i 2221 Richland St., Coliimfeia* S. C. - ABBEVILLE LOCALS. PoplaT GroVe High school came to a successful close May 2Gth. Tues day?evening May?24th?a- reception was given in honor of Mr. John S. iT,,.n-;.^a ,.l,rr.r. l.,, ?F"^ R. Wilson, a most" efficient teacher*1 . t he tves.t mcnihera of _St?Junius A ' "Mr K. rhurch> sj^^nT5tr^ fh^ggafe to ~ the Quadrennfal Convention. The .1 . ' " ;> .v. l_ V .* j * ' v .. y - ' * - ? ' ' . !... ~rfr-?~ . ' > > " U N.i < - CAMDEN NEWS 7 |t ; The friends of. Dr. James Thomas I ire glad to. hear, khat he has. com-! iletely rocovereth Qppm^THs ^ect'tit ilM? less. . T'. / ; ' j i Again the death' sftigei has invaded ? >ur ranks; ajruf after .months of severe ; llness, the soul of Mrs.' Lizzie ET-8 Collins took its flight early last Thurs- 1 lay ^norntng.- She is yurvived?fryj^ wo?thrughters and three sons, "Who t ire prosperous business men in their j < miimiinitv \ : \ Mis. H. T. M'cGirt left T-uor.duy ;* notwng-for Gary^ I mi.? ? Mr. Luther Moore died m his ht\inu { ?arly Monday -mw^ijiig afioc u-ptu- t ongcd illness. * ; :* ' j'i Miss Daisy Reach was a visitor here1 f ast week. ',: * % I i Alesdaineij lliittie Gureton and N.el- i ie -Boykin* wer?!< visitors iif GoluniUiu ast week. \ The death 'ofMi's. Fannie" llubo^e j .vhich eame Friday night at Bruukbn,?r li)27, will be 'mourned t iy a leKiqn7af~frtcnds. As the mulli-' t ude and eifiicourse of friends gazed < ipon the remains, it appeared as it leaven's (junshine" glared, for her Hie j n living-honorable and true, and do- t rig-what wmc-best-^is she saw it. Mrs. ( DuBose was trained TiTehufch work ; Tom jier early .childhood. \Vben 1 pute a young* woman, she was mar- ( 'ied-to Mr. Geoi'go l)uBur.L.. who now?t survives hei* and to this union six- t een children were born, ten who sur-; j .ive her; tour girls and six boys. j Mrs. iHiBose. wa*S' a member of Tri- . lily M. K. Chureh and was funeraizod by her pastor, Rev. B. F. Brad- > 'ordT-assisted- by Kev.-G. W.?MVGh'IV-i l\ .J. Williams, A. W, Vaughn and lev. J. W. Boykin Tuesday evevning i it -1 o'clock. ... ( She was buried under the mound o.l: *; nost beaptifu.1 llowers,which covered t ,he* grave in passing from us. *\Ve > ost one of our purest HoWers who ; {OII missed by hei* pastor, church, I odge neighbors and friends. i .The Hon, Frederick C. Ked'fern, c lea a of Benedict (college preached he baccalaiyeute sermon for the1 i Lackson aixl - .Grammar school Sunlay eveViing at Ml. Moriah -'Brrptisi 1 hurch. - , . ?i ' OKB1TUARY . - J , -The-deaeeasod, . S+stt-r ?Henrietta? Edwards- was born at Bl'anchVille, S. i Z.,. February, 1870. T&88 shewa^ tr- ( lited in holy matrimony; becoming .he-.jnother of four- children/?Shortly.-1 lfter th0 ' mn?rT?ig??, thn nrmr I .vent to Orangeburg, making'this her lome for about thirty year, during ; .vhich" time she connected with the i Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church of - that i rity, .>vhere she Was an earnest and faithful Christian; living to the light I if God's- word as she- then knew. ; During the summer of 1912, the ' low deceased, Sister Henrietta lEd- . .yards, after attending meetings of i Lhc-.Sgycnth Day Adventists conduct- I 'd in^that city hy JEldcrs Chritchley i in/I A h?Tnv hmS*rtSmr nvnuonloe > yVord of God which she di.d not know, i .vhilea member of".Alt. Risgah Bap-') .1st Church, she-readily determined to ivalk in the litr.ht of Rod's word; o- -; Jfyipg > the Commandments of Cod mil observing Saturday, the seventh i lay of /the?week as the Sabbath of I :he Lord. i As a..member of .the ,Seventh Bay A^lvefitists (Church of Cleangeburg, Sister Edwards wa, an ardent and a ?"?:? . tealuus?follower1 of?Jesus;?st i ii inn? to live in harmony with every known principle of the Bible. - About seven years .ago? .the now: da-..... jeased cam^ to Columbia, living1 with ?only' doughtoi't?A1 ? .?Sallio?4Vr Gruignai'd and -connecting "with the Seventh Day Adventist 'Church' of thin city; where she was stijl active in th? sprvipn of C.,u\ __ ' ?. L-. ? c ^ ~, ?? 5T7tSevqral mpntks ago her illness con fined her to bed; still through the' piain and suJTering. there was never tne slightest murmltrof complaint jut the fullest resignation to the.will it God. , ; I.../ ' . ? ...j. A few weeks ago, shc talked of h plans for her burinfr-her-desire- to-jsleep until Jesus comes. Monday, May 16, 1927,'God granted her request, and in full triumph of faith, our beloved sister fell asleep in Je-.l 9US to rest a while until Jesus comes. The deceased was funerali/.ed in j Orangeburg. Left to light the battles of lite are i i dear mother, t\yo sisters,, two sons, , a daughter, relatives and many dear friends. portico was beautifully decorated in j ptirple and white" rrepo, lighted by the golden rays from Japanese. Ian-1 terns which hung at various intervals! -of?the?portico.?Tlii^ atiangellll'iil nortraved Mrs. Wilson's elwtfier- and! her admiration fm?tft itorS from Chicago 1 and Asheville vvertr present: Misses Full" and Pope presided-at tW-^pian?,---A salad pip- L Fd with lcttucF~Traves7lee orFam and i cake waft served and enjoyed by all. v* 7 ; THE PALME ;OMMENCEM KNT itf VOOKHEES ?1 )t'nmrrrkr'Atny 2'i.?TfaT^JPth' an ittal com meneenittitVof the Voorheei ichool came i u -a close Wtednesdaj day 25th at A large numbe il' people gathered for these events Phe program 'stretched over on* ek,?I >eg i n 11 i 11 g ott rheT~ 181 h. will he closing of 'ihe, Iirsi, three1 grade: it" the Model school,, and thL> Jl/t 1 vith'the next two grades- of the Mod il-xphonf. . The Rev. K.,G. Finlay preached th* laccalaui eatu sermon Sunday . injjh lur 22nd.-'-diis subject was the "Jun or Partner.' ^Jle preached a power til sermon, picturing the young peopl is being in parthefship with Clod, ded eating, their lives to service. ' ? Monday night the "Patrons.' mCetinj vas hejd, at which time a number *o nirtons, some coming from as ' fa l\V;ty as tile lower part of tioorgui iih! , a number coining front vartou iarts of Soutli Carolina, especial!: anil Columbia. ' luesrfa'y ne two Vttdtk tlu* clas orient oohU'si, In which I'rof. (lor Ion, Rev. Hicks. and M i^? llenderso: ill ut' State Ciilli-ire " :n-ti>il as:?U4. *hhiI of juc^vcs. A remarkable so if original papers were developed b; -be-yotmg people ranging from gl'lUt en tlmuigh grade, twelve. A lOti trade student. won^tirst prtze, a 12t rude student 2!ld_nrUttv^W?l a trade student 2ril prize, j The lone; looked' for event*.ot'eUrrei Alien diplomas were.given to a clas >r s\i aim. tuny t-rarie certittrateswei' tivgn at thr yamc time. ' Prof. Hen y Teat-son, I>ean?of Clnflin Coileg loliverod the ,C,pih?ioneomn.t address Mr. I>. A. ?dwi-ne was invited hue <i speak for. the graduate.. of th school, I'rof. Pearson's' address \va i powerful effort," th promptly enjoye jy all and wilT doubtless he long re aeinlierefl I?y members of the senro lasis. . - ' ' A. splendid crowd attended all o he events - across the Seven dftty.* l'ite first two nights were pay affair iut a number-of folks were turned a way because^the building was over taxed. Tbey stood all around th ;??: well as taking up every y mailable-seat. ?Trincifntl .1. K. Bjantoft and Trea? liter :\I. A. \Ienafee and the body ? o-wbrkers of 2X people, report a ver successful year from, every angle llie pllthjt lor ne^t year.include th . tdargi'MU'lll of rtTe trades. JSpeep tfort is to be .made to give trades t ,'oirng ni.en who ba\e_hei etofore bee untied away for lack of money. Th idea now is to have-young men frot M) to 2.'{ a great many of this typ have heretofore been turned awaj wid let t.betn work three days pe week in their trades and work thre lays at proline! :ve"' work to provhl I lie' money theii1 hoard. It i felt t>rot? this wilj yive a yroat ryan men a i letter leilpc ol' ivirpenr ivheelwrpVt'iiby. 1 kaksmilliiny, pju'.n l>iny and tar n v.? than '.hey \v<>ul jet otherw:.-e. l'lii - t \ .a1' pi' . 'ad w;: he at th aliool ex '. Ply- ?--trai!e work, get Jay whs ei' he"' ;i? i- .?? .way .?j j vks. Thy "thous'ht, is to keep froi ten to twenty youny men per year o his hasis. This will Vn iio way -mini mi'/.e i he import a nee ~rrf the hiy school Ir&inLiy which-, is "'complete ill tht. 12th. grade -yivcn by th -rliia:]. Tliese are yrown yo.uny. hie never expecting to yet into hiy school. Some come as low as 5t y vatic and -they hey for trades. ??2 - It is fcdt^Jjuetr^TtTTvrffhe i i keej rriy "\vTih the dcsire^'of the oriyin; founder oft he school. Mrs: .1. ( lik?tin en.? who?was?formerly Mi? fro it for these- various exercise's tfai vcj1v mul 'shf? vir?v n-nfien r> proyal for the plans \ve have in mil In 1ml tin thu c> ui'.1" uf LlU' U'tlM school. . _ \ ' Thus, c loses the 2'Jth year of th Vcx+vlic't's sehool. Those who wil nessed these closing events accordin to expresstoffs1 "seems to have *heo well pleased with what they saw., CAMDEN NEWS We.iiiid a wonderful time last Aveel A revival that we haven't seen i Camden fpr years, "which was earrie nil li.V Rev. 11. R. Ruhinson nf f'olim lii.a, was held. This-, revival was in Second Baj tist Church, Rev. R. C. Dow,, pnsto lie made it pleasant for Rev- Rnlm son and the many friends who visii ed our meeting. 'Come again. Yo y re welcome. The members j an ti lends were elated with this grei meeting. *?? ?x ? D ? ?v . i?o\v, I'asior l, . Willis Shell, Clerk. i Wni'-h-icr the dnttrnrtd hnmcvr the-candidates for mayor of Cohir birf at^'Ziotr Bhptist Church .soon. " "" ' . \ " - " "r v . " w.v.. * . *.' :tto leader STATE tUM/EHE -V I.W S.?r | - I OraAgebuiW S. t'., May ^,- Tlir ; usual functions' at" State C7ufn*iFe" pi es ceding the regnilaf c u 11 u n e i ic eptene-<-> ^'Orcises, wore" of an o.a-upt'j.oualk hie-li i order, Ihcludiliji the deiiiunsU?,ii>h by. the physical ' 'e,duration classes .i;!u.--u t rati ay the relationship such tri lieg' ib|?urs to health nlftl x'ltizensr.ip, ai ?i" s tlTCf play, ."Hetty, The. tiiij O' .Ujr ^ i Heart," Kiven by' the Seniot Hi;;it. i . School, in which the participant- is| torpreteil their- PtfEtg tc.nnjH'kably' v.. . 'and rellectcd - K'cai?ui.u'ht?ni.u:; r L> dppartnient. . The AlufitYTT" A"ssueiuTiuu lias Tlisti- j tilted; a nc.\v .'feature t hat v. ill l><; Xuim- a |wrinn-un\ pan or iiii- p'-- coiitmenceinent. exercises., (foaat.ii/u. a cyp to the vwo Literary Sooietpr r which win in the annual debate. > ? f . The -proposition?for iliscus-io i i rj year, "Resolved Thai the * Intei-.,1-. ;?lied War Peht Should Hi.- (Jam?1' d ' Lu t aj was wnn ?y? tpA.r^<|irmuti\-u j j ?? ?.?--y lass.-) .. . . . . Sunday at I'. M,, s haccalauroa^c e\orci.M-. I'n- j<' : ' Wilkers^n tlfliv..? , <) m| jn.w.f u-1 *' the Kruduatinu- elnsso., The tjii.ni.-ir. ,j running throughout his djscour'e \va. v "Ohliuai ions to ()t lii'i .s.'-' ! ?j. President Wilkinson hased h words upon Who sa.yi.io; of i'.i. il and {i omphu.dnojl the?o.-i-uutjo-ls?44^?tr? the measure''of nia.i\. ^'roai iit'.?. it h' his address he said.' 'WoTmjr ;lie.op!o" * nvyA to'heeome nt<;ru inton t ,-d e ,1 hujnunityT" "I'aith - i:T lliunanily.' s; ho said, ''must ho directed ' beyond L. the thought o-f moi o t-'iili'i-c vn.i'i-.' 1 _ |T ' lie further-" stuit/l* that .there weft ti' t\vt? asl"'''s <>f' rotmibn, dogmati^rT"" .-and open niindness, and that present iy dn^wynuth needs-to die > 1 i7; did iTTduT " ^ "They must build their Hies in-life e greatness of Clod." <V * ' W- , ' . S~ ' : ('| . lie Closed his nih-tVrpioov with i- c's* flint -their' ultimate aim in lift ; should bf. .sorvicv t" their fellow nu^r f l'rof. George A. Singleton, 'of Al' "len i'niversity; delivered the annua! s ! address to the iivligious Soyji-tiis at i- I'- 01. IIis**sul?jeet, "The .[hha.. of /4.hvo?;ress,"- was inspiring, fitted e into the stialenr thought of today,1 I and was . delivered with; logie. an i j historical background.' Iinth-oi" tIn*.t,,f' structive thought and left .'a "fhsThig; y iniiiriatsitmyniTmn dnrgtr mulrnnrr/sT-~ . 1 Class Ihty exorcises .M<md:u .weitJ of a high onfpF. The Scibor-tdnTsos f].1 presented the College . a n.|nid.inu-.I 0 | light for the'campus, 'which was r? n; cpilvqrf by' Prof; A. II. Gordou of the . v i acuity. ?j An operetta, "A Cyllege lb nuance"' li.v.ti.., ! , 1 - .1 p ??,? inu^iucii wi |'<u iiiinu UJKllM lIU! direction of Professors Phillip. hp.1! ' r Sinions.^.wftjy typical of the very In'.el. t. . jyrade wo'Hy that the. nujtsieal ?fcj ai i^! fr?i : 11 of thy ('<>tU'tr<?-is- d<)ifttr.-^f? SV I}. K. Mays. of iht. Class v -delivered the-Alumni- ;?<K!rt-a a-tr-th.eir y annual^^lmir Tuesday. ?uld- i w(5riUls' Htersitly- look- charge of tinI! jrrounds. which they, once know ly.it ; which. have been so chanced and-im- _ { proved as to cjiuse.' 'older yradnati _La\4u>?not -liee-o here - itr ret'--'" " rj yyars to lu? plaml.fit the podti./iv ? n "'Kip Van \\'i:ikle." n' Honorable J. II..Hope. StatV Sunj. . erintendent of- KiluWtittn,' .?!? Ii\< red" yj* 'he nddiu .rr-rnrtho' 'pTn1 tlETTin?v e!.i-- " (j; Wednesday. at. .which Uiutthst vvii-ue'| one persoTis }rrad.uate<l 'from t! 1 < "nf7 n I .leffe,-which is a- few ninfc than t' -. v p have over hail to' tini.-li at any uyv" ^ 'time. Those 'roc'civiiitr diploma from i 'he ?department ?h'i .;; } agriculture 8; .mechanical. 1'; hache,1 per. of science 7. ar: hudi-d' r. i I commercial, home yco.menies, 11: ,y! (urailnalo in ennenupin hd.- ? lVi ? Closing?rirr?tTc.ulat mlK-v yTa>:. pi collcKe^uill. hetiin'to aiao.-itO'-ltna'lly (j for the S'u'nimer Session for .teachers 1^; If i on> nil imlii .niinik?: " | School this year will have. a ve'rv . 'Inrgc attendance. IJtmdnd. t ah^ f- ]dications have- hcon filled already for tho \i-11 i/.n K?. i I,TTh | PljtfSIdPHf"'WijTcinsotl' has Inn am j thorized to inform the cnhjT'od teacihI ers of tlie Stpte that inasmuch as : 'the regular spring .examinations f<>t j teaehcms' were oani'fclled. and tlveiy i u no likelihood of holding' .fail cxunii' nations whereby, certificates may he tj' secured, anyone attending the-Sum^ infer Session at State fnlli-py- whi.h, begins June twentieth, atul coinplet^ ing satisfactorily their work herein jt wjll he granted a certificate to teach > in t,hc public."Schools of South*('are-. ' ! lina nex \'<^i( . lit ... ; r-i>l l',.> | ? IWI \\ it j. " ?I tit- nnil Mrn. Willie Hmd might | of Pamplico, S/TTT..-had the peculiar '( lurk and pleasure oi . having the - fSturk visit thfTK hoinc on Sum lay the _f lT)th aiuL.Jpfk. -kwu?fiifct-tetfasr^cudsU(twinsj.^Mothcr and 1)ahit*s ajo do'injy I nicely. * . . V . * . v . ; V - 4 * ... I ' - v. - " : I ? . Greenville Locals^ . . 1.1s... > \?-iim -(ss holil Sun .Jl... I ICM'IIII'I.': IliJ* 11:1'. kicillatuL (' I iVlC i y.' Jyt;i \ i Hup! c. Vi\c. J : >:?>!. Iiy'iit |)i J.. V. iih<"l ^po'ilV i *i "'V' i N r..V .it;-* ;v|i(l v^U-i'j. -l? : IV'-. a.uj .Vi'H '?t'CiT\til ! >' ' ' < i'. Tin and ?'r. i?' ?.''V;i>il/.if!. ; /! r i< I*it y. .?! j. > . 1'. i; r ^j....'-um -<* 1 -t*.-i"v' > ' Mi- 1V \ ?iit; , ??~t?frr: mil M. . rf. .i i ; t Liti-.tlff c"|y ' ( 1 . . (. ,: . i . A i.;'.. ' i . v;' i, ' vi.c. _> ;. V .V "-.-iwli. . ,V vUxz- " - '(' ' ;' v?** .. ".V wi<i\ (fn~av *?* - ' u'n 'l iS' . i?; i i. i I in i mil . >w-i .!' ' -s M? . .';!! _! -Mr-'. ; 11? - - - 1 l'l MfVOI1 J* rUv: t*~ S??*????: r ? ,'i .ii '? ?' ,* r.uM.v! ,_;UKI 1 ?--- v (|. 1 . 1 , _ -j.? 1. ^ ti *! >,?.wijt-'op'i.aji .... . . ... c ... , -y v -- y..'f, -it-uj >"t-T...".T-n-m In u* uii.=^?= - ' . I !!' I '[ i* h i:!v..I. ]?> 'liu' ^\ 1 an -''""I ti.llL'. ' ... * V. ' . v' v. < M'-.'cf A ? 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K\<-tvi Wa.-.iicd and \\ g V"Vy Qrtters g-?-? si;ir g iXiTlvHAN] i ... S'l. 14tfnie C(OWOOO,DOOOOOOOvva-'VA'XWOO< "* ' ' ' ^' ' ff hc Origin ?-? '. ? ? ( J. g " : IV3 ticilTl . formterly ol PHIL S ' ^' s t .s'abl .shc d pprmai $ . ' Masonic 1 125 Washington Stree ? f >r (h<> niani! g Wonch rful Hair And f "Made Thei; Way by th ^ 1 ry Madam Russell's? ? .. Mair^G^rnwrr -lr's a W q " I.ufTTovi-cl I laiv (,jrowtr?*lf8 a ^ O C,i >\\ Beautditl. , Glossine and Hair Toni ? Wonde g I>m ^rivrrAc hes. Stiff Joints a v I li'S nnii'n'. is the right oae?W' g .\f!<' i * *s < mu i s tcr'-Mrs. Mary So; apply it 1129 Wasbingtor " AGLETS WANTE o ' OOOC'OOOv'.'OO.OC'CiOOO.OCMDClOOCtOCt 1; i 'ho'l;1 v H' l I" .N. J. Ffa M u'Fuey-ai-i^aw , | fr3n all Tour f 1 iTiru as'h m yt on^Sf feet. . ' \. ' , 4 PAGE THREE. ! present. Miss Susie Bivjns, leading Italy, .M iss (JertruUe Morris, James raylnTT-An^el llacu.s, and Roy* "White ^ were the situs. .Miss Julia M. Tho mas is. the efficient teacher' of this" ' vlass; '' / , . " ? MT -1. 'Butler of AhheviileT attended. the memorial exorcises - . 4 lie vs. \V. K. Kief; and DrL'.' Wither" -%!???? (i j et ui lied .Saturday from Cokes- : l'Ui\v, S, "where.'they* witnessed the {ifeen\v<:<xl ' 1 Usti ict (V)uVerem-ef Over ?v.hich Kev: iIkt) pry-^ - r7 " Mi's. Addie .Miilei', prominent %?/ _ -o'li-i of i lii.? < ny. iu. 1 i < ui",m d !i 'no - friend* at Union, S. <*.??" ! " I KulirVan Street School If as Brilliant .ciosinjj .. 'I h-o ' rsa . iir er\ - la i ' . h'1 a,r. Th',. mo-i i-u'^iint?f(fi t' v-'? ^V" vT'hMlig;./r';'Tn_jjf. nf:tfcu faLs... ill' the Sullivan Street Craded 'SriV'ioly-'ha|.i|)y?i's to hy the? climax <>f the "li eal school closing. period. The !'"'!'! "J "lie a" ri oi I '"ppyland-" v. as a char'iriti^r example eT what a sehnoI 7ca?yfiaiiihii-nL .. hvu'il he. It A\a . supeHatively spierv-: -<!-<!. hes'pei&hixr the uatij iiiy. efVatts aihh i HI(1 111 1 k e. 1 If.- j I! te irofflllil, nnpvorilpw ci'thyil thrilled (1111 S Lludlne fkars 11 ill I'M ydMlim tq '~Vt *7 J I >i ah.-nn. Minnie White. Sherman Sen.- , dors, Joel Taylor, Frank' Hall, Thoirm^Je e.ph^l he Spanish Gypsies and \irs. ,\|jthr-;.Ir<^taTTy>TderjaTi:-ajrity 'al t he piano, wa.- itVatelilesSTr ' Mrs-. Chap polo. Mrs. II. H. Khulper . |ti:.if Mi-s M. S'. White. preUv Allen Jtes; - Miss Maruio lliipscomb, Miss Mamie Shumate, _Misjs Simmons, and. Miss .-Lillian Calhoun, are a.Fevi' of" ;lu h illiaiit vnnnir women?wh? leneh u(i the Sullivan. Street Sfhook This . * ' |'0i fi?rmanet, \t as hatuiT's reward for ti'yinjr to do one thinjr well, "Selah." " v, U IVVUIielm r-ii i ii ?? i t ec " I W V. II I I V\ II i?|.\|\ <;ooi) report. - -S AY innslroro, Junel.?Through ?h'* Uev. C\ H. Steele, pastor of the -Bethesila A- M. E. Zlon.-church, it was lioartu'd?heiA3 this- nioetutnr- that ~al ;.o*May rally, $1U0-.1T w.ay reported. The ReV: ilr. Steele said hero tn- " da* that he hopes to present tcv the ^annual conference this fall a very : ' food report", of the new-nieuihorship . -rend wmit-y raised under his ad mini a'-* . ?*- : -rrnrh'Trr, -ft he services ai-"e"very Farfee" 1y attended, y r-c-odc^^.o^o^j0^.v.ao.o.o.O-oojo.o^x>o )LAUNDRY I >1>, Proprietor ' ? "ell Ironed.' Our prices are ? * Called For and Delivered. . g ^ICE-"?Is Our Moite. " <3 6 LAUNDRY ~| cqlumbia. s. c. r ^ ^OOrrc^CH>CK^OCH^OO^OOO^v^OOOOO^^ >^aao^oa^oooO)Ctoo.oceOo<>ooooca al 'And Only | ? : 1 t i. -A: & * ? iiu Russell ADpLPHIA, f*A., 1 lently her Iaborataiv at Temple ;P . Columbia, S. C. faciture of her ? L i ^ race Preparations That j__ e Way They Are Made" : onder for diseased Scjdp r "|~ kVo'nder. makes the flair gftJiW J c and Madam Russell's :r Salve' S nd Rheumatism and it's great. . J OMDER SALVE-Try .t. | ? McGainey, 617 Mafien St." I * 1 St ' . . j ooocaio:ci6ooo?>aoQ.ooooaooooooc 1 ?m ? t . < Residence Phone 6798 !! ajPERICK jlhA^-Notary Pnhlii , , ? . , and FVdrraK Columbia. S, ?. 1! ' - '. ;; ??, w *.' ? 5