Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' -Satnrday, ?S?^ .. . /. ' Locals An< - - M.essrs.lhomas and Preston, Craf-, ton spent tho week-end uT Jiiekfcon'ville, J?la. -?tiLJCpovt that Mrs.' Thelma Grillin is sick'at her home: on Pine street. . - Mrs. T. JI. /\(ldisort,^.l)ook-kerper at Kdwtmi VVators College- Javksou-' % vile, ?Ta., is titr home for tkelsUjiiimer > \ We are sorry' to report that Mrs: ??B. J. Masbh is indisposed but hope that she will soon be quite well a* . Rain.' I M (.'SSI'S.?V.?FT?Hilderbrand and Chris. T. Garrett spent \Vednesday ?? night in 'Vance's with the former's parents. . . Messrs. Arthur I'nmimt M.nhw\o Lindsay and .Alonzo "Irvin attended j the Elks' Convention at Florence thiu wjuek.?.' ' ' Mrs. Rosa Hutchinson left last' Saturday for Philadelphia,' Pa.; to -2s?spfnrl h''1' vacation with her-son-inr-?? law and daughter Mr. amiT Mrsr-tHar-ence Watson. Mrs. Catherine. E.Hoi man and Miss Lucia V. Brown, teachers in the High School of McClellanville were commencement Visitors thisy week. x ' ... ' ' " Rev. J.'R. Galloway, supervfsor of Colored Schools of MirCormirk Gnim-. ty pastor of the Greenwood Circuit and a Trustee of Allen University, was in the city this week attending the commencement exercises. Miss Mary Frances Smith of Greenwood.-is in the city visiting her father Sir. Payker Smith, who is in the government service here and her : aunt Airs. B. .M. 1 inker Gervais street. Mas Sm^i s a graduate of " the class' of 1927 of Brewer Normal cnUnnl " ' "~r~ - Mr. ami Mrs. Joel Jackson of -- -East Richland street; this city write that they are having a wonedrful vacation at Atlantic City, N. J. We hope for thein a pleasant stay. ?" Mr. F. J. Joytier of Aiken was in the city and visited the Leader's office. t ' Mrs. Milton Raiford gave-a--"pretty birthday party for her two little daughters:" Win'ton and Bciriicc "on ??Junejlst. Music and games were en - joyerh After" which cake, cream and candy were served. Mr. and Mrs. : ftaiford -will leave In a few days, for Asheville, N. C., where they will spend their vacation. . . Prof. H. P. Butler, of Oklahoma Gity spent Wednesday, in the city. Prof. Butler will_ nr' luniiil, 'hp fir _ charge of the Summer. School nt. Bet.-. 'tis Academy. Profr Butler for in any years was an instructor in the State Colored College. -Misses: Catherine and Natalie Fred crick am) Miss Gladys Hravey have returned home from Fisk University, 'Nashville, Term., where (thej? are students. Messrs. Harold Stevens, Raymond and Carroll Frederick, students of Benedict College, left last week for Asbury Park, I>s. J., where they will spend their vacation at work. l<^~~Charity Mariee'T dailghter- oS* Vx ""'Dir. ,'RV- W.) Muhc?;* is hoorijt after a1 successful ^'chool / terjm in , the High ~ School at Taniiipa-, Fla., wherV shd is an instructor.. . _' . - V Mrs. Ella May field and her frifcndsi jpntertained in honor of her Uncle' Mr. Isom Gaten, who is.-leaving for Baltimore, Md., soon; at the hopie of Harden street. Delicious refresh ments were served^ consisting of j i cheese straws, chocolate fudge, candy j j. ice cream and. cake. AU wished Mr. I .Gpteh a pleasant trip and a happy j vacation. ??1 * ; ; t j A party consisting of the following! distngushcd" persons motoreil south tn i Idi ttLtrilli I.I IK LUlllll 1U1XCU 111U 11 L cses of Voorhees Normal and Indus-, I . tral Inattute. Denmark. S. C. Rev. | and Mrs. Thos. D. Brown, Mrs. Anie B. Eubanks, Mrs. Lucille Paul, Miss: Ruth DeLorme and Mr. Ill T. Mar-j shall. Thoy returned with unxitinted-r praise for the institution, the high, ... prog i a fume witnessed "by- thern., Thcj trip was dlightful indeed. ... ...?Ji ? ?? I -i *w . _ ' * I -,r~* V i Personals 1 |: V,-Hev. Thos. %J. -Brownf- rector of St- Luke's Episcopal church, Mrs. Eliza J allies president of its Womans Auxiliary. Mrs:' VVHftelinlna "Huberts" -chairpian of S7>eiaj Scryii^; depart*-' nient, Nlrs. 01' Woman's A'l/xftiury <)f SC. Anrv'a t liifi'vii. |,'il wtffll.tiitiiii'ii'i I. njut- M hi:'. >\Tr -kdnmna., Neslmi Mrts'j-^ttor at Ann's I'rtfochjinl school have returned 11oni a vijiy delightful and |n nn~ . ficiiil, liiotOi* i'rip to Raleigh;. N. C, whci'p. htoy.lxVyn.t. :! ; representatives of ihier respective ehinches to- the .Church Warkofs" conference- held at St. Augustine school.-; The "high oron.-, which this conference 3is conduetI 'S \v ii!. i\- b)..vn 1-i?ili I Hi), wli'ioil a rate treat to he a - witness to and take na active pari in its proceedings which they - did.?Many?itftheir old friends were met there, and social Ties venuued. The eliinch will TURK iXTION. The ai t i?'io> tliot iippMinvU?La_laal_ WOOL*lCSlim / iVAiinvnliio' Alt. A,. . - ..? MV VWIIVVi IIUI^ .HtN ilUl n nian sen injr on the Committee of the limber's Dance was a mitftiike. It should have been Mr. John Robin? 1m.ii ftnrtomlf??- ... ' ... >VEI)I>1N(I AXNOt:Xt KMi:NT\" Mr. ainf- Mrs. .inmos Simpkins announce? the .marriit?re of their dauerhtor Annie Jjjuirio to Mr. Eddie I.indf.ny, Pi iday, May-^lth, 'New York City. ' ' . . XVEPiMNd UIXEt'TlO-N ANX'Oi N't I D. T .Many .persons . in ' South Carolina received announcement of the .\yedsin.t; reception of Miss' Gladys Yiri. inia Tjtrnef;-nohuhu- N'orfoik. \ a.. hiyh school teacher and- J)r. EotVi* M. Daniels of ('.MumLda durinj^Ta^p past week.- , : ' / - Tiie- reeepfion?is isr-he; End. 1 at _the home of the l.ridc. Tuesday i-v.iiiin'.June the 14th. from (4 to o'clock. Dr. Daniels and it ft. bri<lp are expected to arrive in Columbia ThursOak street. " . .Miss Turner is the daughter of Mrs. \V. A. Turner.vof Oakland Av'q.. Xorfolk, Virprinia. ATIStCTlIELMA , VIVIAN.. ilAl'MCAUDNEK TO HE C'llVEN- IN ' .UARUllYdE. Wedding Take-Place June 22nd. Much interest centers in the '.an? nouhtement >)T the marriage of Miss Theini'a Vivian- Bauun^artlnen o_L Hampton a\ eilue. Wednesday evenintr' "Tk??v^ AT.. I ir:i.i _s.he_.ts, & 3Ludeut:?h6 ^arty warf planned. _ " , p* ^ " -o _j_ . JWJIV- ? -tin, cv? .?n. -iiyur^ ?iiijiUL'brand of Cayce. a nearby eoiYmninity to Columbia. . ? .Both parlies are prominent and have long t'igti.red in the social and religious. as. well ascjifrr educational" nrgf bu -1nev> life of OokTtTTbia. The- date-given hi The Leader last weQa is niisiea liny, Mi. s llaumgard.ner will betgivefi in mayriage toy hwjn-.i'-ltcr Mas. F. Haupigai dner. Wednesday evening, the 22nd of June at. 8' o'eloek. .. . . " J CARD OF THANKS. .. *j The Faculty of Tlnokcr Washington Heights Scdford" i'eel greatly indebted to their friends and -patron* for the assistance and cooperation gi\^n litem in their work. . y ' No wards call <;uiTe express otir gi;:ilitudo to y ?u and we take-this opportunity to?thank you. ?_. . -rJl RS. 'M. B.' RUSSKI.'P., . li;S. A. I.. HOPKINS. ? '"dVflSS K. II. SKSSIONS, ovMRSVVK'. C.-'vtVAS111 NOTONV \j .f). v f\MRS*)jd. K: Fjd^MOl#:. I'rin' -1 w\ SFRFRISH FARiA.lI ^ On. last .Monday evening, between, 'he hours of 8 and-t.il- o'clock Missi Prudence Chirk was entertained with ft Surprise. Pn> ty at the residence of Oak street. *. r v ' "'.'"I This parly \ynk oire'crf ;;]t?olTli( idav _nttmiction. one of Interest and' ohe1 that will he remembered by those mill jiill l icIJiillCU. .'\OOUL l\VV'rU^-_, five: couples were present, -including the nieinbers of the Ajax Literary! and Social Club an<l thmr guests. .] After spending the first 2, "hours! playing whist; the gucjrts were rc*freshed with delicioits- ices ainl other tasty fed sr. Assisting (the host 'were Misr.es Mary rind Maud Goodwin. Neai? the close of <the evening" Miss^ (Vlark, was presented a sou- , venir,^ ' ' ~The .party was sponsored by . the . Ajax C.juh of which Messrs II. Ad-i mws and d. A. doh nsurrirru president and secretary respectively. * I Ifh mediately after MissClarh^ ar ru al frfuh TuWkege<r' LnstftPtcwhere ! ^ THK PALM KO'rTEN KIJNS ?.*>(?;U00 SEXUAL - hM'os.l ki; oT vicx ureal D1SKAKS. r ? i Ladies Oiik al Matinee?lien Only At Night. ! ROYAL TlitAlJU;. Tl LSU^Y. >. til .\'k 14th. ' J 'rot'. 11. O"-l-"U)0 -id' Hm\ _.Cudja. one of the faces gTCfltOist physical /CU It prists and students of Venc-i real disease;?, \Oll give if-'splendid j 11.1H1 ?1H t'nl ifn IH Htl' KM'h) HiealtV I next Tuejjuiay*. on the deadly .effects; and .results of the infection of the human LyVlv" <Uuxjtugii the.rgooirs . of syphilis ut\4 golknwhea and how fine nude and female physiques nrp niin,..i This demonstration .is made from atrial caSos recently viewed anif treated' hy medical authin'ilies,. and vi itli trivial uf iirniiiin'.'iit -physicians nurses, ministers and professional moil of our race, who give Choir recioi)ini'inliif:oM " ami approval?to-?this | unique? a;rd highly necessary screen ' e\hilh' aoi WKicf^.^y^ he^ ghowtr at- the ' I he afternoon will he-.for ladies only and at night for- men .only;' no children will l>e admitted unrier TO 'vears. I '_ ? %* ' ' KIM. AM) Tilts. \V. K. FARMKltS* VISIT 'j% iCOlvfc'MBlA. Rev. and Mrs. Farmer while in The TTiTy were (he-. hou.se guoslts of jSIr. j ? ivl M;T.-Tl. 1 lenry. Among the V'lany friends tlvi.1 royally entertained for them were: Mr. and Mrs. 1). It;. Slarks^. .Mrs. Coj'p Xotthrope,"Miss j fM. I.. Watts.- .Mrs. Annie Bull and | Miss Odessa' Suher.'. ' ' * 'Several friends gathered yit the . ! onto <>; .Mr. and 'Mr.*. T. Jl. Henry n Wednesday night, "June 1st', to. ... . -?i greet Kov. and Mrs. Farmer" a fond farewell, Rev. ami Mrs. Farmer left Thursday morning for their home in Pirmmgkar.t, .Via. TVs Wednesday , was their'last night each friend brought a box of delirious eats; < ruble. And. 41;'handsome purse1 was presented. to them. The oeeassion represented ^joy mingled- with sor. row. ICaeh friend expressed his .jo.v * in se< ini; the beloved ex-Pastor, of Midne>* Park church,- and his wife. , Then 'there'was a hit of sorrow to ie:dt/.e tUet. they were leaving for ihrmiiVhanF^The iiext morning. 'Rev. i-; nil Mrs.' Farmer oxprsesed themselves as having enjoyed every moi merit* iff their stay in Columbia. Those present were Mesdanies Maggie IIerrins Carrie Daniels, Le\iua Ileywood, Margaret Richardson Z.I'aithiir .I'ines." Annie Workman. E. 11., Ak l.eeSj MiT and. .Mrs.- .Crafton, Miss ..M. I;Watts. Mr. and Mrs. Cliriion and. l*;uiiilv .of latin-aster. . . ' 1 . . - ' / W H i) 1) 1X (; A N\l V K It S A RA^r CJ;i. .lane 1-t. Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond eohihralerl their Kith Wedding Anniversary at j.he>r heautifuF home in Kciidcjltown. Ai t'l-.o aoooipirit-tihiTv Prnf Uivt H dick and Miss Dlanchc Singleton softJy _ itJHl swecfi'y began the strains of the Wedding March. P ' Tint r.taids and groomsmen entered, ' jl. i* I 1 .: .. 1 A f T I ii iin- . i v11:i?\. 11114- imii r: Jirst JIISC. . " l , plane. Brevard, gowned in white flat cvtpe, walking with .Mr. L. B. Gray; Mri?.Marie Edwards, gowned in pink '.'at (rise. rvulking with Mp,'.Jerry' ( lark; .Mrs. Rebecca Mays, gowned ill Sheer.iav.cn jcr voile. walking with; Mr.. Tom I Inr.vpl an; Mrs; Lizzie Boul- j ware," .gowyied in- gray fiat crepe. | w a I kin*? with* Mr. Kd. Bcntley; Mrs. j .lannjc .Jones gowried in green flat crc jV? j"walki ri g with Mr.1 George Gallr. man. - - - ?.1 4^he!.nj|?M. Htytn< ..girls; Lptt.lv. Sli.^s.. Sykilf;ojplW V'ressed lit a; dainty' bhiO ;; Nc Misses 'J-Dorothy; RiphWi oad tfind Kalie?B0U0?Boulwai.o?liofh 'wearing dainty pink voile, strewing flowers as they entered. Then entering on the arm of her,, husband \v?? Mrs. George Richmond. Mrs. Riehmond wore a beautiful Cop. e.Jiagwn lVlue georgette, draped to TTT side and caught with rinnestones.I The Revs. T.ong and Beard, pastors qf the bride and' groom respectively, VfM-f" iff li.'fvn l\nf ho\ri*-?r>p hecn unavoidably detained Rev.^Errian -ire}-performed (1111 (.'Cl'e'iriony. ' > The 'followine** program was render! r..l: -Ml' T.at'.iyelte Hl.'iWnlfy acting ns r.iasfeT of ocremnoies. Violin Isolo Miss Rinerleton accompanied T?y Prof. Wnodtvuvd, Emanuel' and Laury. Rerharlotte_ Robinson. Recitation Mrs., Flora Belle Blakeley. Vocal solo?r1 Rev. Emanuel. Quartette of First , f'alvary Madams Mays, M on It r le, Hampton; Kelly. The'-Junior I'shers of First Cal- . VUl>-_ panned the quests: punch, ice ..cream and cake. ^ '[ - * < BTTO LEADER * . Airs. pwaujni [...I ; | |?jrf? j the bride's table. A feature of this j table was ii beautijfm wedding cake/ I decorated wjth pink and green,, made by Mrs. .Julia . Wilson. The individual presents were nuin-'eyous anil useful showing to \vhat esteem tne bride,and 4>roonrar(f.held. Anions tfic presents were a "brRljre" lamp :and silk spread being given by Ihe Jubilee- Cbuij-. uf- f-alvnry?A linen iunehe'on set from the VolunCeer club of First Calvary and .a-Variety of presents from' the Senior. '.lll'HUnless Hon id of Helhel. !*resent^4 -were received front- as. far east as Baltimore. . ' ^ Kj>rh wisheil .Mr;, and JMrs.?Richmond continued happy sailing on A he sea of' matrimony. 7? ?* fj-. Mrs. Flora' Belle Blaheley, . x * Reporter. Georgetown Sews Mr. Thomas AloUie. >vho; attended State College last term is buck home for the summer. -> Messrs. P.. Brown and Joseph Minis, students of "Allen University are back home for a short stay. ' Misses. AnnabcHe Alston and Elma : 1 'arson. sttalents' t/T Morris C<Jleuc ' are home for the summer to the dc-! : light of their friends.?-.. Messrs. Jiimes Brymlield, A. O. j Htnvmofe and TTohT J. A. Baxter mo- j torcdtu Col urn Jib last Friday ami | .inoujiht .hack Mrs, lloptoq Paul-.lhe . daughter of Hon.- Baxter. She is' j spending: a few days with her l'athller. . ' i' , . ?. The teachers of Howard High, j School who have Jel't so far are Misses Blanch Taylor and Ruth Iilnssengale for New Vork City via. of Charleston; Mi>s Fannie Taylor l'oi homo . Miss Sarah 1 lorry for Aiken,'S. j- I'roi^Fipyd for Matting and I'rof. C, j S. liiown l'ur Hampton Institute. Miss Mary Green left on Sutur-j (lay for Philadelphia. I~~~" i Miss Williams of Newberry spent ! a fetv (lays in the city. last week % r * wjth her sister Mrs. Ella Sands. Howiird lli. " 1 Howard llitrh School has had a j successful yfar. She is coming up,] to the standard of time. She fowl j for the first tinte a football team un| tier the direction of Mr. J. 1*1 PrioJ leau of State ^College. A. girls', basket ball team under the direction ofj Miss- Ruth Blassenfiaine also ofj ; State College and a basket hall team : -undoi\ the direction of l'rof.^Royd of. Allen University^ Alt of these teams made a ko^I showing' for' We were so proUd to have heard i Thursday evening so satisfactory | jrive the public ;tn account... of what "1 Iti* money which-is taken" in is. s")km>t for. Rverv nerson should feel proti'd 1' of Prof. Beck and his faculty for the wonderful work they have done. .We should not fail to cive them Our snp-i port in all their undertakings. Vesj , the. County is too -pom' to tfivo us a-j . school house. How ..about the "ferry 1 ' ; h?mt ? Who shall In* the quo to c all j * [ f"-r ^^hopl^a^iso? ' ! ' keinemoer -Mv. 1 .eader a tYwyiumg: ; men called fen1-the playground. They ! -did not have The nmnfjiFTdr it?bttf'"y they got it. Arc you waiting ,on ' them again? With the work Prof. ; Heck is doing now just picture him J in a mod r en school house. " *: The Smarter Set cruised down the '*! W myall hav and out to the mouth ! *of the Atlantic and easted anchor'of the Charley Ford oil*, the shoa'es of'iw : North- island. The party spenty tfcgy/4 1 afternon on the beach of?North. Is-M land ami in the surf. At (P.MO.Capt.j : White hauled anchor and left the).] hrjny .deep for the city. The party ; arrived at- nine pv >n and rop?rt-t?d--tV-j-j railing of'thp /cummer social pgogr.utt. .] Cln Wednesday . . v. : .!r. '.the . Vciiuth } \|njproverpent Club \meti 'Ajt\ the\ home J Vif \5lji^3Iaplyst ^.tkimtota D.oky.jiXL.; *i withu Mi tufa a Jan nib and Amleia At-ii kinson and Lucih> Lawrence . enter- K tairting!. A delightful evening was |j spent and an elaborate menu was J .served./ . .. . .... . ' ; 7 " C()N(;.\REE: NKUdA _i The many friends of Air, and Mrs.. ;i Frank Middleton regret .very much to] ] learn of the death of their two daughters. One of theTn died Sat -1 ! urady, June 4th', and the cither died1 J June. J?:. There laicL to?rest- af lien lah Church comctciry. .hum 7th, hnl h?t l>ein buried at the same time. ; The farmers around-hero are busy m TtowT^'The" cotton looks very pvos-i* jpeVous, since the Lord sent us some' < -refreshing showers >thnt broke a 3_< weeks' drought, which seemingly-had-'j: -Mi>np<vl the growth of the 'various < ctops. -.is The writer wishes to ^ay~ it wunl+l about our undertakers^ llnlley. Cjood-! ji win and Davis <>f fVmgirrrc, S. nrrd rj jtnstcM, s. c aTso "the HuriaT so- H ciety of which Mr. \V. Sj, TTnUmr in-U the^founder and <3jJN? S. of Richland J j <ni?i ? ...ii'ij i i . ' thai .1. I>. opvartin;>vif It;:/ jo.c : t Uiil?U' \VOi'k..\_?5itit U*> >k i? t Ix-en ii>L-y jvt'trti: ? , .' ..re i 1 lL 11. 1 (i X lit?..: I tit t.; ?11 . f. # i ioniLition.' Vvt.- ir.y/- y'.r? ji ?ir vV,\- *"J' . ?, . U JTJt'ttt utui; ill i t i' ; - HIIO 4?i Tj,,;-i..r . 1.. "., ? ; AVv ji. t*f*V?j j'.'mii . when yvo i.; t y, , - - J r ' j? i !.i i . i f~ ? " ' <\' r~ - ? - 'i- -- norSt"Wuj;.! i--'. ' il'.vi- t-'.uay ? " v ' " W?|.i:> A -Hll'i _ '.". "y ! v : ?;? t-:;n way.. ' ; ' " ; 'V mil*. nu<1 \\+ , toxnery. "tno' >1. ri> i l<> .e "ii < >m'- irfnt ~ . ITS-. ;.ii 1 tTiiJvj TV "V " jp.jy'girr^ 'Av.'' r.: 1 Vv|w;U ieaL. ;fn-:| ? > . " v'- . , . -i - ' r . . * '< liMjiill. w iji ?l f 'i: ^ jjjj , ' ' . Wfk^tY'1.- il \\i! Yi.. treblei-:i' ; n? ] ??ill ii i ii I in i \. :t..., ^?-?1?A mafic BJeacIiJ .V>'h'; . ; : i . ov<?mijrht. Kc moves .ficcUK .=! p "... blemishes. l^anislios' SaUov. r.e>y Gives you yr'hitt skin^bOcuityJ .7 Wavine Skin Whi the greatest discovery science hn ????the- ( ' v. t.?rV?'?1 11 y : loVDMrC.CO.. BIRMINGHi EA*T^?S' ?#fei I : V ./" ; f- COOLEaT S?C | ./ lULbDAY- One - Day - Qv\y.t : c^'*' l 1 .J?-...' -i. '"': I * " . '.r. ~ | $50,000 Sc-.au I Laclfes Q::l l ;: . ^ r-.----. prJ ;:; "X^ZL. i: No C!hS5clrss?i [ Amns:^eN^ I Wed. | i3 , l {: fc Ml;,. |? ? 'u - ?:-- ' ? ! -TCVW [.; COMING!"" TJ T'*? ^ , lie r rmc [ ALL STAR CO! r ; 1^ Poro Beai I * TImii Cif.Jurt*. I ;k t il Massaging | ~\LvlL^\LL^?iOl It S. Leevy's~De "tl 31 Wnffht^gtoiyStgccLt artrt^roTiAOoooaoooooooQoooo^foai: ?^? V/ ; ?-v,. f 11 ? - ? ) * ti: "~r?Pivr.E agrrw ?I -.-IOV1.I! Nl-Wtf ~ ;a-;- Having nil'rushing showers . i f i n n?.\V. *: \ . J_ a .'u. i'i-.is still riding. Mr.* ' : ! ,:r "Xickpei', lost their ?' tlio li'.itli of May. ' ^ ni'-rt*' ihtin u year. Shy v.ilk a smile. ' - *?- *s~ tilSZfEL.^.tiitf road a very . i ' I . .. .. . .I'llMlH . ' v ' ' ; )r?"i.'a 'wonder^ ~ "7 . 7T":! i out- a^aift af : -- .: j, v ;if '' Mr. F.. s_x_?? V._ .-'i.-'nl- Sunday iifn ! fj.iM. \Vil-. "t V.i>iSy W;i1r)w, S.! jC.- ' ' f V. Hi and lidhy are ' jn"i}u;r, Mrs. Mar-' " "T *!'.< ' lumliia- is*-visit in** :?1?""! ! liuini' i'iurn 7? :JTIfjci* ScKoOl in 1 niL u: '. - >' . . J C ' . ' ? . , ^ 11 vi - r.t.ii'.c from Bcnt?^ . > ' : w. a" liis. Sunday . ito> ; 1: " V n\- Oft ;?. ' ' r jjjjgpj: tetter. . . ; f ( . Results Quick ??-?IVTOrtfSS. Works iiko magic. AltUtwyfSt overnight 1 -Results SmoOth. ?beauty everyone envies ; ?in the first box. Get VMoALA' yours now. At dealers _ or by mail?25e. If f ? ! ' seatre { r I TOWN 1 { f X .. 4 * ' aL., r| r al Exposure J 1 Diseases --::|g=r= y-lviatinee:-'. v ; /"?. * A- A- ! J, ruMmHtltU . . ... y 25c f'; _ x ^ - . . v, ' ^ \ - y~.'/ ?1 lears FI _ | COMING! I Chi! Race 4== LGRED CAST | : : ?; ?1?: X ? - i ; | xty bhop . Manicuring. 1 la"' Bobbing s i o\ A.- ni.\i)v ~~?. ' Columbia, g. C. -1