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I ??-? PAQK SDL - Abbeille News Mr. B. L. Roberts, of Savannah, | Ga., who is employed by the Sea-1 > board Air Line Roitway^-stopppd ov-^ er in our city, a few days ago on busi-. ness. Mr. Roberts was on his way to Atlanta, Go". While here he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams on Haigler St. ' j Mr. and Mrs. Simon Johnson of Chester, Pa., are expected here in the near future for a visit to Mr. John son'* mother, Mrs, Jennie Lue Plummer, near the city. ' . i Friends here will grfeet the young. ?-?couple with happy welcome, as this is Mr. JohnsonV first visit to Abbe* since December, 1'JliO, also sincehis marriage. Mr. Johnson is form -?rly of Abbeville and is?also a first cousin of JNlr. C. B. Acker on Secession Avenue. Mr. Johnson's brother, Mr. Benjamin Johnson of Ashe vifle, N. Ci, expects to join them hove When they arrive. Miss Eddie A-. Gray left last Satur* day for Philadelphia, Pa., where idie will spend her summer vacatiorl. f "Mr. Rheudine Coleman on Popular 81., whu came lu Abbeville ftuni Atlanta, Ga., a few weeks ago for a visit . for New.York City, to stay With his' _ cousin, Mrs. Mary. Brooks.. Mim.ni flhui'litUn T lfnplny niKI" Ada Jefferson left last Monday, the13th, for Hampton, Ya., to attend the summer \school. Miss Rapley 'is the Mr. and Mrs. Flemming Raptey?rrrr Cambridge St., and she is a 'young lady of mapyYfine traits oT character, and is the d?mj$?tic science teacher in the Abbeville County Training School. a , "3 .v . ." Mr. N. J.. Butler,- Sr., the Chancel-1 l/v? nui l ^ t~ .ii xr" 1VJI VsUIIIIIlcUlUlTl Ul I IlUUj LUU^U 1>U. 2, K; of P., has been sick at-his home at 16 Branch St., lest week, but he ! - is able to'be out again. Mr. Butler ' is one of the qtialrty grocer man of our city and. hanLihech for a- number ox.iyears, and is known throughout the country as N. J. Butler and son, the old reliable grocer men. Miss Ruth Butler is home" from State College, where "she has been attending school,. . " . . ~ I ?? Mr. J.?D.?Weston arrived in the city last Saturday from Atlanta, Ga.. where he has been attending school. Miss Dessie A. Adams on Haigler_ St., left a few days ago for Chica^ Lt-? go, 111.. * .* . Mrs. Emma R. Wilson lind Miss Kflte__ R.. Xressley loft last Sunday Ga. i iii.fi.iv, wwntco maniit'w j>ui- : ler, Jr., William Ernest Latimer; Misses Inez Hunter, Lenora Miller, Edna Eugenia Hill, Jennie Lucile Fair, Jaiiie Louiso WlltBOn, TflhttlE Cecelia Harris, S&lTie Juanita Taylor, * Addie Johnson- Brown, Edith Elizaberth Chiles, Mary Richie Pope, Anna_ Louise Jones-,?Rptth Odessa Wilson, . Florence. Inez Boozer, Martha- -Thomas, Emme Gertrude Davis, Cprine . - * **-? " irf i i ?i BgjejgaagMBH^,^ MAJORITY BAPTIST CHURCH / ~ ' * - - ?r SpaVtanburg 8,/ C., June 12?Services at Majority Baptist Church were largely attended in which many vistors wer.e present. All who came expressed themselves as being benefitted by the services. The superintendent^was well pleased with the crowd' of scholars and the interest that teachers manifested in theil classes. ' _ ' ' At 11:20 Rev. Coleinan preached a firing sevmoii from the subject "God's till tviTcdi'ft with h strongt'r pilnd to carry out?ther-werlt.-? ,. ...?:? ai z:uu o ciock air. i nomas aims, one of the members of our church und-Ahe son of our ox-pastor and a student *f Morris College, delivered hi* trial?sermon. Takirtg?his text from-St. Luke; subject "God'* Ability*" he preac^d a firing sermon. Lhch member antl "visitor etfjoyedhis trial sermon. He was voted in by Mr. Clove Murph as a licensed minis4er after a decision was made./ At 3?00 o'clock, there was 12" candidates to he baptized, un -Sunday night Rev. Coleman finished the other part of his sermon.?? One joined the church. The collecj ton amounted tor $135.00. Rev. Cole 1 !l eidAHdid ivnvu- ih the -city. lie is- progressing rapidly and his hands full, He wants all the memliers to pray for him. l'ing sern.ion Wednesday-night for the benefit of the Sewing Circle. Each nienibQr-and-lUdenTT'enjoyed the ser-' --The junior choir -rendered c music at all service's, being directed by Miss M. Gilm^te; Miss Blanche 1). Murph,pianist. . . One of .our senibr choir members is \ isiting1?her mother, Mrs. tiilltam of. I.auren?; S. C.'?Sh'c will return in a few days. We miss her voice very much. . . . . The members on the sick list are: Mrs. Sarah Smith,'Mrs. Ella Wilkins, Mrs. .Caroline Bullocks, Mrs. Sallie His*,. 'ftli'8- Austin. They , are much improved how. .? ?? ?r Miss Eva Fliller, a member ot 'The Sunday School and tlnmli supjil;. club is visiting her father, Sir. J.. Fuller. of Walterboi'o. We wish her-a pleasant tsay. " ' ; j The Williams-SIcWhirtcr music clubs will render ' M.m.l.i.night at Silver IiiU. M. E. Church; the public is inivited . >We are" very glad to hear-of- Sirs., S. A. Tucker and Sirs. Rice of; Thompson St. Church imp'roveihg.- . Sirs. Millie Smith, one of the ftievnber of -M-ii.u-ity jChurch loft the city o spend the slimmer witlv her sister in-New York. " . V. .v I The Coinmonccnicnf exercises of? Epiphany- Junior -High were?reprcrtnrtas being one of the .best over had in Spartanburg.' "The address was delivered by Rev. Greene" of Silver Hill M, E. Church. The graduates were; Misses Rosa and Emma Pressley and Rut ledge FattcOtt. '? Rev. Simpkins_ reported a success! ful. year. ' ;y r , Rev. CiHeman ap'd members~invites I veil and every "in' In atLend servic es [.nj .Majority Baptist Chuvoln- ?? ! Devlin. The graduation exercises Were held in St. James A. ,M. K. Church- on .Cherry St., on Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the presence of a very , 1 argie" audience.?The?annual address_ was delivered by Rrof. .J, D. Robinson, the white principal of-the white m ln- oly.^Our iU'illt'lpul. 1'Vof. .1. W.' Lee, -also gave an interesting, talk. : M I.SS Mary R. Pope^ played a musi- I leal solo at the piano; .Mr. \V. E. Lattimer on Secession York City to spend some..time with his uncle, Mr. George Latimer. : Rev.- .lame Jenkins, the barber on .Church St., has been sick at hi? home | for a few da4^>--V?uf we are glad to i -say he is lmich-dnprfHred-at-t-hfs-wr m * iripr. . . ; ' v- :. AT iv -Tn vnP VII icovh Miss Ada Goodwyn on CedaFSt., left on the 11th far Jacksonville, Fla. o spend a while with her brother and " sister-in-law-',". Ml', and?Mrs;?Larry Goodwyn of that city.' ftflUB 'Gogtlwyh is. the Second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Goodwyn of uor city. '' Mrs. Abbie J.- Chopp.elg is home.. from Greenville, S. G., for her sum mer vacation, where she lias been teaching school the past term. Miss Lijlie R. Tillman is home from Greenville, S. C. to spend- the summer. Miss Tillman is a teacher in one ofi: the city schools of that city. ? ' - ' '. ' . . We are glad to see that Mr. andMrs. George II. Finley have moved in to their new home at No. 77 Popular -Strr whiclr has recently been' Oomplctv ' ed. They moved in on June !>th. Mr. Finley holds an honorable position here with the Abbeville Water arid Electric Plant, Which he has held * for quite a number of years. Rev. W. L. Devlin is. still- in business on Church St. He. runs a barber shop, cafe, candies ana soft - Devlin's barber shop every Saturday and is readv to sei-vo nil With Mn. \v" "cierit service, Mr. P. H. Home, our undertaker, is still sick, b.ut Mr. E. L. Brown and H." ~*C. Taylor are " the undertakers Me^rs. Brown and Taylor are ready ajjw wating?to- serve at all hours, day or night Patronize them and get the use of the auto service I hearse free. - Mr." PeaTl Allen is in the city from Miami, Fla. He is a first class cement finisher. He says he expects .to leave in 15 days for Long-Bdnnd ? New York, where -ho haft- a job with 'he pninn eil u 'Hn -;iyk his salary will be $21,00 per da'yThe. graduating class of the Abbe-; _ ?vifle County Training School- was quite a success. The 1927,.class consisted of twenty-four members viz.: Messrs^-. .John Summery die JHtm-~ gins, Antjiony Thomas IlarknosS, Geo. Curry, Harry Kenedy ;Reid, Wallace : T iw>wl? T r.? St.., is still at' his post duty as porter. for The Eureka Hotel on PickcTis Ellison has hold this job for " v.i'P Hlhrt tewnty years hTnThe ?Ays~ ho can toll you anything you want to know. Seo him for information,Mr. S. T). Davis, the chancellor 1 commander of the Alexander f/ndiro No. IS, K. of P., who holds a responsible position with the Seaboard Air 'y opened.a new cafe here on Washington St. Mr. Davis says that when you are in our city, call around to S. D. Davis and Sons' Cafe and pet .your meals. . -i? nTe"cTry pressing club at the rear end of South Main St., of which Mr. JSamuel .7. Edwards is the proprietor, is stiIl_opcn-4or business and on""tRe" job. iltv Paul Jotf&rsqn has l?eon- stele at hi* home on Spring St. for the past wt'#kr but he~ia -nreefc- betterr , THE PAlJlET '"V ' Benuettsville Loeafe? -? "" As a whole vy<T~are having plenty of rain throughout the county. Everybody _ sccrns to have a- splendid crop. " Quite^a .muuhcr of our people are still going North for the summer. The second annual closing exercises of Marlboro ..County Training Fchbol, McColl, S, closed one-of over during the history of tlfe training "school. . Friday, 'June ih'ii, prichers. ,un .Minu.-kV,. .i ijne otli at -1:(J(J K >1. tin- annual sermon.was dcliver<4(1 by Rev. XV rnnni'!oi p-pc'"'- th* Fiyst R.'tp.t isP Churchy JVleGull, - S. C. Mofulay. evening ..Tune Gth, plays: "Tlit1 way In lift1 uli-'hnip; yatc" and "Fie piekT; and Hani'' Was ren'derd by the 4th try a do. ."\tiss Kva Nova Pipkin-, teacher. Tuesday evening 5th, Gt'h an.<l-7?h grade--. Prof. \V, 1J. Camp; bell am1.-3Iiss Ktta .1. Brewer, teachers'. June thet?th. pratorinl contest by the 8th grndc% Those who mis sec any nf tlu'vc I'vu'ei missed a real treat.' Words will not permit to expi e-i-i the u i > ai- j.'.ii o th.-it these able teachers are atkingr at this school. Pr<?i\ J.'W. (anninyrham, principal of tlik school?wnt- leave for Hampton, Va., this -week to attend summei school. ; ' "v' Mioses .Willlo N. Bradford afternoon from* l!^r?s'villp~ nPleeTV At the mr-(7tinii#uTr"the (ruste< hoard for;district Xo. I, Aiken, S. C. ttre foil owing teachjers were electee >n the Ailcm?fml'Tli?- Sihool: rrmci pal, Prof W. D. Drake, Mesdame: lieortria K. Drake, Mamie .TefTorson Gertrude Euhanks. Janet to Bland, An nie B. Wcssells^AUide B. ILill Evet ta M. Jones and'Miss Kroma Cherry I Many .01 iho above teachers -v.-il ! do siirtVmer school study at some Jot our leading colleges: Miss. Chori-v 01 j Hampton InsfTFute, Hampton, Va,; Mrs. Wessells at. Bottis. Academy, Mrs. I-!. M. tones ai J.he Llnivwajly of Peiui^ivania.-Phrh ~a""dcTpTimf Pa. ; V^. r r * ? ?** ? l.lW. , * ... -iv , uM.iiiiiwuw, > .11 ? un.j. i uvt\ iiru luuiv* iripr the picture of health and reportct Sad news, took it s flijyht from place til plaei' t.hv>: death angel called our- clear friend, .Rev, C. II. Retse. lie died"Thursday nn rning. IIis- remain? wore laid Co v. t in the Rvererrcer ' Re'-:- Hi?S. Vmiimlilood, pastor. ' ' ;1 by Rev. R. H. Rtdlii. U, Rl'V. \V. } ". MfCo'j' and Rev.-F, \V. Prine.o of iiio.'.w, .S. C. They unjil nil tlti'ir Vp'iVI 1'" toid of him, After '"wvtv eulopCtiv remarks, the Master A?asons of which lie Was a . ntcmhcr il d' oi ] -fook their part in the oero'nrony. Prof. Ei J.'Sawyer ' Mn.rh ;:e.at\vavs does lie* made it- shorts "and .sweet . Many glorious \\or<is were' speiken of Rev Reese, Uihiertakyr J. M. Morris haci charge jjf the body and lie sang a sole at.the funeral. Heartifnl'flowers were given. lie loft to mourn his loyg.a h "f v . . . ct-aiirhters, Mis.- Anna Morris a'qs- '.ii-e-i-y, Air-j t'?sic flra.ee, Ms; Ethel Reese, two sons Mr. Reese,- Rev, I >. R-.. Reese, a rstudle.pt. iit TVC 'do'.":bnD. "C. Rev. W. F. " .Mylatosh delivered a splendid sovm- n Sustda'y afternoon at ?ni-" v r :r~^iiv dilintf clder^of the- Chcraw District returned Friday al'U i-rno n- fi a* h.Cl weoh'V labofl lie held.' his quasi er.ly eon.t'rrence at . Charle ton and Siimaierville with Rev. Breoden. il also went to Rev, F. A, Ahl'vUl. Cat raw.-. ',.S. C. and .there _ruL'.od '2',), Rev.' .1, C. Cos of Cheraw. S. ('. rai. ed Thetic aide pastor arch do in.a: . p,]( ndid work for Christ: Mrs.-K. Cunk Un-l -JiuV Laurie-^ Cook with Dr. C'< <>]<. arid Mjss ToPric Thompson .'iift foT a l'tj;? stay at their home in .Mi'ssissippi'. We hope 'for them a splendid'trip. Mrs. Blanche G11i-u and. little Catherine a. lew days this week in C'heraw, S. C. QuiUr a shock to the..reporter wher Mr. L, IJ. DcascC- inolorz-d in- 'from Youncstnwn.c Jt'dm. l.> mh-ivI' a few weeks -with relatives and friends. \\ iil he manjagg_jj; .^adef.' '?:jt.?rA?' ?----i?lie v." IT: W. William- passed through the city en route to Washington, D .Bee, ilcalh _ijC-53imter; last week conducting a spring meeting lie reports quite a s.: cress fid meet*T;?. ?. Rev. J. W. f'ooper^rpustor of St Michael .M. hi. Church, is unite hirsv in. every way with his church rallies Mr.- II. E. Covinfffon is doing nice l.v with his theater. When in town especially on* Mondays and Fridays visit the' theater. Mi.-.-, Ethel doing' nicic^ at this writing. i \ A1K-KX- X44WJ4 \ - ' - * . ro leader - _ CADSDEN NEWS? - . , # V . fc .1 . , We have had plenty of rain, no\ we are . having 'some hot ' sunshin days. The farmers are busy killinj J the fine gruss in the cotton field here. . ; /. . ! Among the students that have r ' turned from the various colleges are ! Messrs. Hurry Dowdy and Paul \V | Webber from State College. Mr. Dow *1 class this yeai* - ." ' Williams from Allen University, Mis .i.this year; Messrs. Allen and Lewi i?si's Allhle Mae and, Alice Dowdy fror Allen , University ; Pearl Scott an Bet tie Garrick from Benedict Co J on from Booker Washington Hig School. Mr. Allen Williams and Mr. Hal ry llQwdy have gone to Phildelphii ,, .Miss^ Mablc Williams, a junior col _ lege student at Benedict Collegt spent only a . few days at home an : left A?r Asheville, N. C.t where sh | is planning to spend the summer, f? Mi.w lluth P. Wuudward mill Ml Walter Glover- Iiookard of Hender at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. A I Randolph, Wednesday aftm-pnnn Or .' ly u few relatives^ and. friends wer .present. : . ~~ 1 14 *\ Shortly' after tHe cerehiony, th ^couple left for Hendersonville, thei ' future home, .motoring through tli in this communitv anil i>i A vnimo- ln,l I yf sterling qualities. She is a gnfdr ate of Benedict College.-. She was a active Sunday School > apd 'chure I worker in her home church and \va i a.'member, of the faculty of the Gads ' den Graded School.- ? 1 j Mr Rookard is a highly l-pgpppfp. ' you up man of his community and i I lioifi the well known Rookafd famil ' of Welliford, son of Mr. and Mrs Fur -j man Rookard. i... Amonpr the visitors here last wee were: Mrs. Carrie W. Bobo, Misse . Jlattie P. Penland and Pearl Clem monsi of Spartanburg; Mrs. Mario: ?.Wijyl'.t M,c Lester,?Misses?r-Gertrud Span 11, Mayzonia and M.acey Atkin ?yon of-JhigOod ahbatfli-.njligtiaogtiti; : Quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A- Ran ( doljil^ , Mn and Mrs. P. R. Weber had a their guysts-. Misses Simon-; onH OoIp man of .Qhio,-members of the facult; . at L State College, -who spent ii wee j with Mrs. Mae L. Black. Mr. ir. Tf Marshall, Mr. Mario: ~ G. Dixon and Mrs. J. G. Stuart wer t pleasant visitors at the Webber' .home,. ? ' T "Quite a cr.bwtl wroshipped at Rei - 1 fi 11.' TkT]itiyt Chuj^h^h "the lt*fh. The Sunday School was- well at -tmilled*. _ ^ V "N . ' Rev: Walter 'Simmons^ preached i , strong sermon. After the regula . services, $(51.00 was reported by thi | sisters.". ' .On .Sunday afternoon, the body o . Mrs. Clara Mack was laid to rest ii ~ the Red Hill cemetery. ^Ilolley ani Davis were the undertakers in ehargi of the body. v~.? The funeral -OM-vifng 'worn r-rmJnn^ ;_ _ed by.-the pastor,, Rev. Simmons. Mrs. Mack was a faithful membc of the..Red >Hill Baptist Church ant was a quiet peaceful- woman. ; Shi i is survived by a husband, Mr. Israe Mack, and one.daughter.. , The community was saddened * h; ; tier Holt' of Jersey City, N. J. Di the news of the death of Dr. Alexan IJoir was reared in this commynit; l and_ attended the county school hmv riF completed his college course a benedict i.oiicgc, after Jad>ich he- com , pleted a course in pharmacy at Me harry. - . y " ' ? Mrs. Louverrtar W. Randolph is f llOlcgaXe to the- Worn en 's -Bapt i st Ed ucational and Missionary Conventioi . at Laurens, S. C^ next week. f ? ".lyiu'tice for Childien's Day, whld ( will be at Red Hill on the fourtl r_ Sunday, in this_month,~wi.ll mule r way. r?--The program will begin at 11:0 A. M. t The largest crowd, ever known t assemble at the graded school at r tend the .ulcnlti last Sntuwlo^" ter rendering of a pood prograrr a free dinner was served to the visi tors; ?r7~ ; IN MEMORIAM i In memory of Rev. Aaron McLee; - who departed this life, June 25, 192.' ? ' , We miss - Oh, how dear you wcnr"t<x us:.. - Your loving smiles and tender word . We hear no more Ar> F We cherish your memory every da t |_And lhink of the _plcasht hours w ; spent together in life; m The hapi>y.4jiQmenti>..as - ihoy ^aaaot 'emed to us as yesterday. . rcn ^ - child ifci i ' JltH^^Tan/k ,' 'T-- ' ? ? ^ "?: ~ I 1 1 ?? -???LANCASTER NEW8 _t . ? ?" ? V ? . e Services began at St. .Paul. A. M, K E.' Church at the usual hour. Sunday <1 s Sthool was held at 10:00 a'eloek then r then sermon at 11:00 o'clock: i ? , * Rev. W. B. Bouler preached a no- / ble sermon Sunday morning and also j I r* at night. . 1 Everybody fo'lt good, both saints *' K and sinners. We had; a time like we have at tamp ~me'otyn.v it . , i. s We hhd our Annual Children's day J !' ~ Sunday at .'i:UU V. Al. and it was Very. ^ j good and enjoyed by all that were ' rr- present. The mu^ic. was rendered, by ^ ter of the Rev. Ji H. Tillman. _ Mrs. Viola Hari'f from Sumter, S. C? where she was ,. Visiting one of the teachers, Miss Xa- I' onii Richardson. h Rev.rW. B. Bouler returned Tluirs- > ^. day night fronv Columbia, S. C., \yhore j he was attending the commencement 1 of A Men University. . There was a Bible Contest at the t" r? i?A-..; 1- /--I ? n i ?r ( i iTOu.vien.in i nuren r>ymiay aner-' " . non. The meeting was a very yitey- h esting one. ->h If the girls and hoys would visit these kind of meetings more and stay _ from places that are not considered?? ?tho bust, thttro would ho no ntnul for?jail houses and the like. e Mr. Riley, the new. principal'-of the c ? Lancaster High School was seen in t and around town, a few Weeks ago. ' All of .the people of both races wel- T y~ 'ome him to our town." Mr. Hiley of n (" Greenville, S. C., coines to us frhm n Stirling. We hope .for bin/ a great- 1 k- future?nlhng?edneai ional lines. s Madam Funderhurg. of - Lancaster, * a reader of tthc Palmetto leader has.; ' a first Class hair culture and beauty ^ d- parlor on 10. Dunlnp St.?Plu> is put- : s ting out a first class haft- and skin jr. preparation. " v- [ Rev; Dijco-n is still oh the sick list c, to'our regt*et. :\ r H~ k Mr. William Allen is still running s , for cleeiton to the General Contor[L ence. lie asks the brethren of the clis- t n trict to support him. " , ! i_ Mrs. Amelia Glenn, and. more espe-' f _ " v : v t THtaiE IS NO SCCCESSi y ? ,4s -???-? ?Depone y . . ' !' '' Most IOconuH ^ ? "v -, | - - Most SanTfai X '1 ~ j\Iost Salisl'a tl * e A ' w. -Most Autom s t * iUETIIODOF UEFlilG a | SURE?SAFE?Sll _ CITY ICE C * ? OFFICE: ' f 1721 Main St. e f ' - SERVICE: 315 I?A "i :? 5 PINCKNEVS FU ;5 UNDERTAKER AND LK OF SOUTH CAROLI r . ^ ^ ^ ^ " Office Phone 5707 "* 1006 WASHINGTON ST.. ? Pinjpk Sanita V ? fok yon ' > ^ ' ' > p f -. . J * /lOLLINS :4 | UT FOR "V OU \jLOTHING T1 *1 l n - -|?4 anored suits . y'l -Loot Best ail g , N. H. COLLI - J 1112 Washington Street WWWWWV^WWWW-W.V-v.v/r WWWW WWW/?O?\W WW^?v Saturday, June 11, 1927. ?i *1 A in ii ? . ANUliKWS N-12WS This-community was shocked-Sufiay morning when the telegram was eccived telling.of the' death of Mrsi ~7 Eugenia .*. C arter, who left here k : i oiVii.. i. u oo v>' niiiui- nyj nuiiif in wane Main's. N. Y. . had been gone nly a short time ajid her death came s a (complete surprise to ail of us ore! Airs. Kssie 45. Green and children jS'S Saturdayinftehmou to. spend their vieaiion in';\cv.- 1 L'.ty and White liains N. Y. 7 . . ' Miss G. Ii. Fre'clnap, one of our" dicient' tcachoi lef pend.the summer in White Plains. _ . ' " . iti * . /. 9 L V. : m?: J ' ?j== Air. A. Q. Dunmore" and AlissM. H. . 'fasier ,of( Oiwrgetown,- spertt Sunday ere a> the guest of Air. and Airs. I. A. Jdties. ",? i i Air. Fled Green, accompanied by 'ref Smith motored to "Columbia last . A to attynd ..Allen's commenceuent. ' . v . . ' ' Aiiss Alice Gnndv of Fluirmr whn' as- been visiting Aliss Ann Iiarvey, ^a?.returned ti> her home. " ; ATT-s Nina-Freeman has returned > her liui;v in l'luiu Hranch. itftor 1_ qohomg tr.e v/nn <r note attending rh'nnl ' ' " Mr. Fred Grectit? .spent the week- ~ 11 d in Gablowith Mr. ffred .Bee- , > on. - ... ' ' Ri'v. 'J. 'S. ft("-uv uh;iv.l>ia aiUitdh the inniiiioncc' ' -? lent ftt Allen- - ' - ' -Mr.,' \V. M. Burnett motored to .alios on Saturday affcrnoqn. v*. llev. Th nn and hi" ehoir motored?~ !>; Kings tree on Sunday .and rodder'' services far It'ov. McColIiun at the T. ,E. aiur.a... \ -?-ri \ : ' ' ' jolly our friend"?.Mrs. Willie Bailey ruin Winston Salem; N." r . , Bailey is survived by a mothr. husband, one and two bro- ' .* her.' . . . "v ' Mrs. Einiiia Cou.'qr-t-opk real sick ' tiivht?a1.'lor i ;i,in I'vniii the limitsj of ?Mi s. Glenn. - i wi win trwvmmmmm wwriwuiwnn ' wew?? ' #;'V . #\ % ' . L 1" i. U.S i I i L i i'j I'.Oii jCiiiablo . . v . . - ' ? ^ ? nical . . I . to*. a tic . laLVTIOX KNO\VNT > | LENT?SAVING^ -z "' ?-V ri?iIONK: | ,:iisi.-: , ftcr Oilice Hours, ? ? ; "" .. . . fr-r= rMER'AL HOME JhNSt.1) lmbai.MERNA & GEORGIA "."" uneral Cat? nnrl F i inP?*?i 1 I Equipment I As Good as the Best g nd Better than the Rest I And Prices Less. - [ v Residence Phone 7765 ' ' COM TjM lil A. S. C. ' rv Hiii hf r Shop. _ CITY. COMI^ANl) SF.R _1_ *SELF. , ? V ? sws $22.5Q OP .. I . i ~~ Tr bus ere $7 so up ? ?A Lij?MADE?TO 1 YOUR MEASURE | and Trousers' d Cost Less, I [N<s . ? . '"~7 Columbia, S. C. ^ 1