Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

. .6 '+ Manning News Trinity A. M, K. Church has been very much alive for the past two weeks. Dr. W*. p. Ring, the great o~ Vtlll^etiSt^eoiuTuelc d a t-w'o week's revivalf meeting, whirl} resulted' in il-. bout fifty piftivet'simis "and forty accessions. There has been a great spiritual awakening anil each depart- J -? nient #f the church is- functioning fairly well. Our Surtdav -School has on iw ITTc," With the return of - Mk&p.s r.una!WcT?ar,its anil Rosa Beal from State College and Browning home school respectively, si'*u" league is. planning a! .. rehyption for the, returned students j soniVjp-rrx ip the'. near future. The students are as follows: AlisseK Edna Uichavd, Rosa Real, Lilly Davis, An: nid Crawford. Pearl Dow, and Maggie DA'/ier; and Messrs Kiliy'ii-d tV?1ker, Neighbor Davis and* Thohins j ( rawfordv The toacher.-^are Misses l.ucilc Douglass. Sibbie McBride-rmdl Mrs. Essie Thompson, also Miss E - -th'el- DeLaine. - - \ ? ----.! 'I.asV Stmilay- our pastor spoke on - ~ "CFowd Emotipn" in the ,-mortring and "Peace and Pronpcrty" at'niirht. Re al u^ motored Out to Reesville in the a IM jripon and preached for Rev. ('. P. 'lirogiion., l-'lictlc/er IPiptii I PI 111'. Willi li ,I{ov. J. E. Mack is.pastor, pulled oil' < a very successful rally in which S24.L was raised. Mis^^hwv~T7eYvie'i) club* ??ieil' ivilH' $H5.Uu and Mrs.-Daisy Walker came seeonci Avrth .$.'55.00. AH of -the dupialny did well and are to he roiiiniemtprffoi^the work. * Trinity-.A. M. K. Church's captain reported sfu.neur.ng more than $1(5.00 ?Biuro for the rally.. Mi'Si*'Edha Davis.- the criptain from Trinity', is a turpi ess worker and one e-1 e.vling ehftreh workers in~thtr State*?- , .. Walker,. and Ella Waren and Misses Clen Lewie I.n.-ill. n.,n.rl..oo I .. .,,,V ..V #' ^ Uim ' 1JVIcjlo (?rsiiHT thikI . pirs. ..P tusio'r. art" splenid worker of the Baptist Church here. ' _ t tn last Priday nifjht. Dr. King returned to Trinity and held his nail siTvtt'o, whith was lnrpely attended despite tile rain. Pvcrybody was asked to brinjr a-nail and4 they were used by Dr. Kinj> .aw^ulijects'to J^each a jrreat moral. ? -7 j very body went away well satisfied. r \X '?! K-; H. ^leliill and Mrs. McGill, also Rev. P. H. Howard,were vistttrrs " . ;?o xlhe city last .week. " * Revs. S.. Chism ami O. A. Parker accompanied .by ( Mesdamcs. Kd'tjic" W.'alkyr. Sarah Barker and .Mrs. Chism " ve*l:." v H..W TTT'i ;lT ; . .. i j. ?i i ? ... <n.->r, *w\. .wiuuiryun uiu'uuuu tny iunoral of Miss Clio, the daughter of I>|V M.' .1. Kumptor, presiding elder -nf the Manning District at Sumter. in that city. " .." ' UTrs. Richardson and children, the. daughter-in-law of Mas. Rosa Rich^ -it rd con have i etui ileal to their home rifter sponding^amt tvw^-weeks with grand parents. ? 1 l>r. 1. AV. Williams accompanied by his ..famous (ivfartette.*rendered a hieh class gjrtertainment at Ebene/.er Baptist f'hurcft"on last "Monday night to an appreciative *audience of colored and white. *" => 1 Georgetown News w Mrs. Frances Squire of ..(Washington, 1). is a-vistor in the city this \yeoJf. * ' . Mrs. Alary W. Rabinson of Harts" _. _vilic. S is visiting her -pareTTt.Mr. arrd?Mrs. Joseph Ward 7>f .our .cityl Mr. Herman Perry of Florence, S. C.,^ is the of Miss Florence Pur?-~vrs-i:his; \geek. Miss Ann Iiarvey-of. Andrews, S. C., is also visiting Miss "***7 Purvis.-""" Miss Bertha Frasier spent a -few days in Andrews last week,The teachers who left for summer % -school are: Misses Inez C. Anderson and Maria Frasier foF Hampton^ Misses Rhudeen Reedery-Amelia At~ klnson and Pauline iJunmore for the State (lollejrtr; PlVJf J. ti. Heck and "Miss Cleo Fair .yre instructors* at the State College Summer School. Mrs. K Lillian F^anier spent Mnnday,-with her daughter, Mrs*. M. Ak Jones in Andrews. I XTessrs. Thomas Dennison and Rob ft ert Arukoson spent Wednesday in Columbia. ? A Mr. C. F. Carolina entertained the t Youth Improvement "Club at the home of Mr. and JV1 rs. R. B. Anderson, on Broad St., on Tuseday evening. A H very enjoyable evening was spent. 'A course of cream and cake was serv ed by the host. The Georgetown A. A. hase ball B. team will play the Conway ""undefeated p tVam. The Georgetown athletic ns| sociation, is under new management and is nuting out a "trong nina this |?? Nrnsotr:?TliejiiirlLJMlii?iaum_.puL- in I . first class condition and a new grand lf stand' has 'been built. The home I .team expects to start "Iron Mah" >jJones or Norman- Lee against the visitors on Monday, June 27th. 1 % ?M ? Chester Paragraphs j The tragic murder-of Mozelle Mc: Futhlen jn \hu' 1'iunf yar^l of her next ; door n'-h,:lihi I'V, U'"1"' ' " Funduy tyiyld-1-; ' llhollt. X iildml.1 i'm i 1 i'lfu.ni evvfy une? white'and coloi wl.' It scums-I , that as Moy.ellc weift to it" neighbor's j holDC- i'ui U j>U: k.et. vi! water, she, %>'!>?? ( jUTCualed ...by Ivw- - of ."her s'Up'pb.sedj.] iuciidv - ;wsl-- neighbors,- .lifiUie Ar*?*f.. ^in- - ?1111 i'|v- vi-bbci:. -.1;LLUIU words '. passed between thonj, then ltluv\ aydftd*? it is said that 11 attic Arthur -pitched 1 ( the knife-to Krs.ie Walker, v.'ith which Mo/.elie 'was stubbed by KJste' to the ( -head-, . rlVirnr <n hit 11 -T~~i irMuiTTyt The' alarm was matler people rail toother" scene 'from every direction. J.t \Vus j Very sad" to. l?H>h U|i'>h_ the Void life-H l.es? furm til' 'Mozelle, lying on the ( ground while the inouest was heinir i . held.?Mobile niit l*i yen!i s uld, IlMtt f , was in the *>tjx eiatle ii^ school. Hat- | I H' ni umi I.- aiHJiii i*> I r/rsir?vvTiy- ( kef is sulci to-Iji -yuun^vr.. The latter , two art- in, jail..; M< tie lie was buried Tuesday- -at'tei noon. ,;.l{_ev,-;J., C. -Cii-' ; more |?i e.icho;! i Iu tTtueral sermon at , Calvary lia"J>tisi Church; lie v. Bux* .lor also spnl-jo,?A! r. 'John Wylie A-_ ~ fill's.. a ?355in i<?n .el a p.. pi r.?I"n- ~ ilertakoi' .Fpaiin was "tup. funeral director." . . Th# instaliutioii services of the.new iy eleeveiJL pastor of Calvhcy- Baptist. j-^^veh..-.hev" -v.' |, ''q><| ~ -lho[UiM \ve? k.?S 11 usi.,s weiH-.pi each, ed by Va) ion- > re;u hers in the aukv iliaries oj'_JJi.e church. ' On Sundiiy. 1K4MHH tit^r-Ttr V. C.'n. hlliWll, TTi^Uphiinhia, | a&Ufc- ul' .Second _Cal\'arv Baptist' t'lra.i fli,"s'?"ofVnnhia, preached the installation Sermon., That Wonderl'pl' .se. iiu.n. \vi i Heyt'jr he forgotten in Cluster. 'i hbsovwho- were ah--' sent, wish tin V ha-1 hj-eji piiesoht to:, 'hear it for tlu ni'-ilves. To say' that I Rev. Brown i a un t .excellent pWacherv c- hat ;-hteakinjr_.niihlfy.'of his nihility amU powm';" to. c&pou'nd the , AVtjwl ot (i01 is it y:a- .iiidepil a .gffat I i ser\ ice iiiui V > ri .conjf relation' j rejoices th:it in- ranio' ;:ii-| delivered tHat. i ! x A v.eIe<7m~o~~ j awaiti-j 111 \*.' 1-J-t *? c".\ r- i ii < Ydvafyi 'and it is .hupen-that. ff v.itj * !.?{" iigmn veiy. soon. . ' . Rev. and ,.MiHa-vU'r are Lio^in.nrntr to fri-l quit'.; AU-homo. lioi'e. The membership is looking after then' every need , uiul is proud o-f thin. Kev. Baxter i>> pr,-:u li-inir' jn a_.f fid manner >aiul eiieh Sunday, some one. joins the- church. L. ' Mr. IJarvey Alehiirkin ami Rev. .1). To'jthr ..surprise x?t Jheic-nmny friends, Miss 'Virginia Davis and Mr. ' ^Roosevelt -Hall married last~\Ve7incsday idr'd.?it?la hoped t'n.-il they will ? ha\u lime: lives o| liappme.-. T ' ? Mrs. ,Ida Rutlins. music teaehn?rrt~~ Morris College. Mi.-s .Slaughter, cri"tie toraeliei' Tit .Mor' i i a\ll?.fi.. Miss. SupUer, matron at Albany Culle.e-e,-AH>:in> . -tia.. motored jioro l:i>u Saturday^ fix^ri A H>any, CJa.; ehroute -Lu?Work?Ijiil., 0. ?M ?t'liilins is " niiisieal iiu triiiiti' hi xhe-feat hers summer school, .Mas Mnuft'htjtr eontin ued her journey to llamptpn and. Miss Sumter is altendinir summer normal in Iiock lfill. They we're fiii'sln of ' i'loi'. ami .Mi's. I., Imley. The teacher's summer normal at Rock. IIill, has a large enrollment,,. and 4?-doing \vork that is highly ondot^sodhy teachers and olfieiais. The prospect for the best summer normal yet held there nrs i m nr.-odivr ?2_. Miss 1 .mji: e SUi.liVick is ;>tt"rutinjf summor schn'ot arA. 'aMi 1 TrCollege, Greensboro, N.. ('. .^?'*"77 ~ Mrs. M;irv Davenport'of Salisbury, was tie- gt;ost la.; week of her sis?. . ? tt'i's, Mrs. .1. S. T^tanbacti and AtYsT | Miss Heriiiv.e. A lien is hi Home from Howard Uhfyersity, where she studied the past year. ' " - Mi-s. ,J. is. Allen?is improving' after an illness of several weeks. I Mrs. Ida Mae Massey, the photo-grapher, has just, nni- hed the picj.ture (71" the, lirst graduating class of , the Finley High School. The eight graduates in cap .and gown, with dipli.m.-is^ in ^han'd.^ are^wyll arranged, luted on these spiende'd pictures of the class, ' , . ?-The conimnnity sewing circle spent Tuesday in the t'a'awha (jj'-ove, where - they enjoyed fishim.;. playing games, and an old fashion nut door dinner. They were a jolly hdnch as they made the journey 'in a struck of straw. Airs. Mokelle McColloiurh and eld<vst alaujifht-op,---Miss vVk'Ostis McCol-"! "lough of Camden, spent a few days nero with relatives and friends. They motored to Bock Hill'Tuesday for a stay of several weeks. Miss AlceStis is a recent graduate of the Jackson -Uiglv- Sseo<rI?rrf f 'fmTtleh. frr-Kinley :nvl scny?Mr:?St men's Convention, in Laurens, .S. C.r this Whole. Mrs. Virpip McMillan ?,f Columbia .worshipped at Calvary Baptist Sun daj - r, y;T - e -.-r THE PALMET Winnsboro News a ' ? Wo are glad to note that the~ busy folks of oUr community are stili progressirtg-niecdy along atf lines. Our churches and schools of the city are doing nicely. *" Key. Beaty of Union, arrived in th^. city Wednesday to take charge of his new work. He conducted a three night's meeting . last twaek. Sunday where he prc.'tfhi'd :it. Thsgnh Baptist Churth and was unanimously elected pastor... He returned here .Sunday evening and preached ' at St. Paul Baptist? l-hurch. A large congregation was present. Next Sunday is the members are busy raising- funds. On Monday night an entertainment was- given by the missionary society and on Wednesday night a cake hunt will be given by members of the hmrh f^r'* [dimd'hr-to i""igHhiyo tbe church are panning ot reoraginze the B. Y., EC XT', and all members and frrendy-of- thcc htirelF afe~ ih v itetPt^ attend. ( - ' The Zion A. M. P.- Chlivrh has on ami educational T'tfoiT foT,~Snriilnv. are to be > aised. for tilt1 CaUsC of education. . - a ~.lth AN.MVKBSAKV (IF A1I.KX'.& HANI), .H \K Hi- 1K7 J Tfl I I MF le, i*>27 Samuel Washington, President H'-aufort, S. C.?At .'5 o'clock, June l?th, the. fnv.sidentvcalAedt the .meeting of the board to ot\|er after a few selections. wtFTe' rendered by the hand. Program ' 'TJndei* the double eagl&*' march was played By tin- band. Invocation l>y Rve. 11. \V. Washington. * " . " ; Remarks- were made by the president. V. _ ' . ' ? _JMuaip ' "Star Spangled Banner'' by the band. The secretary-called the roll of the members and also the honorary members. . ' ... .' . lie also named aFI.the presidents up to the present; .Music?"Nearer my God jo Thee" hy.'thc'.baaid. .. . ?The. secretary rend his annual-feport. . v. Remarks by members of the. band, regarding the'welfare o fthe band. ? A- luncheon Was taken by Ihe'-memfccrs. A street parade was made by the band" as" they always do - on that day. The band had 'a-'banquet' at night aild lliahy guests were invited. . ?At H; GO P. M. the band gave a short concert at the door of the hall with a lMi jfe ei-ioen nt rpni.tut nf enliir. cd and white. Major P. A. Roper had the band (Ircsst-d i" f??11 iinrfni-fn Tbi? band is the oldest organization of its -U+nd?i??the Southern States, going every year for 54 years under the leadership. oi'~ Major P. A. Roper. --The tadi.es auxiliary of the band played their part well at the banquet, with" Mrs. Lureno L. Frazier, president. ?? _ " McCORMlCK X'F.WS *>. ' * , . ,, ^ j Sunday was a day well enjoyed at Shiloh A.-Mr-&?Chureh.?-The Sun* day School opened at- the. u^llel hour with all teachers p'resSnt. The Superintendent being absent, Mr. B. Berlin presided. Ail repmts weyc ppod. The ldsson was well drilled by the Teacher sand reviewed by Mr. Perrhf; At- 11 :'JfO the junior church assembled for service, Miss.Janie B. Perr-in really knows how to conduct a " 1- . 4 11 * J ? young people service, Aii^weie niuut to fool the,, spirit of God; for it was in that place. You never heard young people praise God like those young do. We thank God for- this juhioi serve Him. At 7:20 Rev. E. H. Tolhert of'llob Sm-ing/ftnpffo Church nrf.nnhod strbhg sermon. All who were present' enjoyed it. After the sermon the following program was rendered: re citation," Miss Milvee Patterson;- re citation, -Miss Elouis Bell. Muis. Re citation, MiSs .lame Al. iraylor; re~ citation, Miss ,1tmie-B.~Perrin, Music A ft er the prgoram an off erring <? $6.02 was taken. \ Many thanks t< Rev. Tolhert. We are glad to have visitors at any time.; < i <> Office Phon? 8407 ? N.J. PR: Attnrnry nt-f,aw if.''..; Practice in all Coui ?> 1119 Washington Street, O * TO LEADER " . " / Union News ' , Mrs. Anna Uo.sette, Mitts Mabel and I * ! "Ldnetle - Kennedy* .Ur. , jfredd ;o \V ren-Tx ricks, and Miss Athulec Gilliam mo-1 a tared ia Laurens, S.* C. Sunday to at- H tend..the funeral service oT their, first TQUsirir^r.- ' Waller KeriVicdy. " IFe"^u people;. v % ' -v iiI.i -n : n i.'ntr.iT.riwlt 5g passed away last wi'uk. .Mrs. *f i Taylor, had been <|ii(te sick far sey- I i oral weeks, -yet 'tlicre were few who v realized that the end 'was so near at i hand'. Members of the family with friends 1 . accompanied the?body' to Charlotte, N. C., where the funeral services . were held and the bydy interred. ! Mrs. Taylor was highly esteemed v here and" for several years worked l' witllher husband, Rev.- ^lylpr, tuuClL inK i" tHe rural district. She was all'-? ..able and a very jluent Speaker. Our 'hearts are sad, when we, think of her ^ ^-pas^ihft ''so soon.~ * , * - - - , Mrs.'"Sallie B. Yountf. Lilly McKisjdrk and a-wimlwr whoso~~hnmts we _r liililed to get. left for-summer school Lift fleimovhui t'-, . I .illy?Uawkillw, wife nt'?l4rr: C. A. Dawkins, left on Monday for. | State College, to attend the summer . school. ?-?r?? ; ?? ? ? Mly. M. E. on Blassjnganie St. Her many-friend.* are glad to see her looking." the pictUiV 6f health! SlU/ enjoyed a very * pleasant Vtfnd suecesful term at-Brpwpr Normal/ where, she filled * as jnatron. ' All Union welcomes .Mrs. Homphill '.home again.. Jler place in this city and church cannot lie easily filled. in the church parsonage of Bethfl-'A. i M. K. 'Church and each Sunday the congregation is inspired and each one . greatly benefitted after listening to the young man's -eloquent sermons. .. Ue.V.. Welch, is as. busy, tis ever. The . -Congregation- incomes each Sunday | and all are interested knd 'strength1 ened as - they lislEn~ t<)_jr<i.s!tir Welch /unfolding the scriptures to them, The' Saints, at Corinth rcjmo^each Sunday "as?Rev.. Williams preaches the goSpo^jto them with fervor and and- earnestness of heart. s I ) The Children's Day .program was . '.good-ami the attendance lai'U'o. Miss!' | Albert^ II. Rutf, pianist of the .Sun- | I day School was in charge of the pro-, j grftm; Mrs? Roseboroujarh Mentor and 1 Tohin "assisted Miss Alberta as best ' j they could. All feel that without he.r our program would have been _ just ( half complete, j Miss jRuth- McKisick and Mrs. MI '1 Ivomas-' win j?o as delegate^ t,o J.he ~ Women's Baptist Convention to be I held in Laurens. \ , > j MlssFs Matule'.Mckisstrtc ,*Odessa i | Johnson will "go as delegates from ; 4?the .Junroii Missionary ."society oi ~? T-Coririth Baptist Church. Miss Al- \ I berta RullVwill also attend. the,con?j vention. ; .Rev. and Mrs. "Williams nnd many j others plan going to Lauren's, S. C- ( Rev. Sims, pastor of St. Paul Bap- 5 - list Church preached a most poU'o' -< fill sermon at this church on last J j thorn?iii jthg flesh." A large nwnhcr - attended and ^ministers of the, city < , were all on hand. A community choir ^ J-rendcrcd- excellent mnsir, .with M iss j Pinkltr Frn-f as organist. All pros- ^ lent felt greatly benefitted for having "J . attended. - ... - 5 j Thursday, June iilst for .AtlanticCityr J New Yi^fk City -and other points in the North and East. Wo hope frrr j ; this "crew" a safe voyage and a very C 1 pleasant vacation. WVare quite sure c '[that with' four little lgdics along. jj there will" b<j entertainment enough ^ for Prof.-and the madam and all oth- j ' ! prs. concerned. Good-bye, but come ; l again,. ; lj ' i . " ; ? Mrs. Julia McKissick is hack froin j r! Florida-, much improved in health. ( ! All are- pleased to have her h'<'lvi.e :>t -) . j gaTnT Mrs. Leo!a Worthy find S. L. Wor- j " j thyT also MTss Fuller, with a nujuber j j 'Lof others .will leave on Wetluesday c " j for IlendcrSonville. N. CI j 1 '... " . | -?Clrs. Leola Worthy is one of the j f. faihtful members of Corinth Bnp- lj )|tist Church also a member of t:he! I >j choir and teacher in the Sunday! I School. She will he greatly missed. I 1 I . .. ' -i. , , ; Residence Phone f>798 ;; EDERICK IZ:ij and Notary Public.? : :i ta?State and Federal. x, Columbia, S. C. '? j ! J ^' 5 S23 S au. -i -i imassaanBxmwmmmu i i -- - -Newberrv News >? - m . ; ^'iShujfarmers aijc "gl;ui to. see the <i ;unshtfteToTu-e' iiI<Jfr. EujL :.hr 'ii.i t voOk, jt\ has hi't'ii raiiiingivovvty itid "general jri-Wn" . is. (ryiiUt -hini-... ell' in the tm?i ? -?>i*rr._ Mr. C. Worthy nnJ?uixh a ii-efilunl on .Jum - 17th.* A cat \iari rfts 'hiirf and Jijis?It?>i\-\7"ju'.Y f Viw-yn'w.Vini. J .111" J'tf t.'.l .1 I ? hi11" hur.^c and^n wry nuri-ov.--1'"c'a'i' orAhinp brakm^ nis Ciouidvr. t% ' = hi' a do;rr.' cry wi ll, M r. 'Worthy sai-1. hi.. !. r.*" s worth the'hunilriM fiirllar. to. tiiuf. (HI. WinfcLtavis is soinie better. llisfiends \yill be .^lad'To. kiu-v. ;o i- hi . ' ?^ Mr. Anil row (Jallmuh \va- ! /.oil mi June, lot.ii: 'Mis. C:.!iii....\ fas :i gefod citizen and "a 1'a iiful. Rufcli worko.r and 'a nn rn!- .V .('I in lad' A"." M, Id. Cluin.li. - .Mr. Cooru'o. Stnrk^ js.jlo'iiio- ho- q'-q. 11 i. now aljk- .to work- a iitthi iii hi :artion-.A . * -The ^services at" A f j 11 o r ( 1 dmrK on: list 'Hufiday' was jfrimd. The Son-' h. I I -I 'I REV. J. J. HARRIS* rHE UNITED S.ONS OF s~an organization which is doing nfirm people of South Carolina, -larrison. State. Master, Prof. J. 3. V. McGrae, "State Treasurer. ilive and gives to- the behr-ftrfTr* )ays%from fi-Ry to oirc hundred d >ays from SI.50,to $.'>.00 per weel )n Doctor's Rill. . Think of it: and for anv infc RF.V .1 .1 HAPniunv-o it oo m w m*- it v ' ?? -??m?i?i. or Prof. J? A. KIRK. ** ! I ; TFHER | SATISFY | LNOl ; WORKMANSHl j .* rrf. SEE C | SPRIIMG&r i ALL, WOOL r >" ' j . WONDERFlfL \ \I. ! " L. . y v LL/ -I ^3 M 1^7 WASHING I - CALIT7396S POI uoobboooo?;>o<:>i>o,f?c^y;rwSogt^.i^; eicas3caarceD^o.ooo o o :. : o c .;.vc -i-tcccx | .J. The Orig in a j ~ 1"_ . ' Madam A. Formerly of PHTLA " has "csrnhlishccl )x rii:.wi( ?: Masonic 1125 Washington Street ? ? ? for the tTiannf; I . Wonderful Hair And F; "Made Their Way by the TryJVJadam Russell's? Special Hair Grower?Its a W-oi Improved Hair Grower-*lt's a'W Grow Beautiful. . ? u?Glossine and Hair Tonic ? -^W onder i tor-Fein's, Aches, .Stiff "Joints am \ The name is the right one?'VC'C \ Address orders to- Mrs. Mary ] or_apply at 1129 Washington ageSts wantel ' T-r ' <f . A < ^ ^ PAGE THRE*. - - ? . i f ?ay was v^ mdedr and ev?ry ?'?iy vnj.i'it-Ji J.'Iii.* lesson. The iSuii-. mi?f?1 yiriiie v.;f-. ])<j>t])oru,(J J'or . ili6.fi.. *, e " * " . . . t-^rr--?-*hrrn;rinith'rfd^fVflt*' ; -1 ';,.v * M'ntiiK,- which ... '' . ? .: >?.uj>d- j>a? \ >-i. .. . n-m-lfew and ' - ' ' ' -?,<iia.?155 " 1 | . .. ~"v ^ . . ' ' " " 7 11 : t>~. J . ].> !!, Floyd iiiiU ; . s-\v- ..' ? i11ith-11ujrHVa ' V til ' ' v . "v-' ^ hfcii 'met .?<r VV jy'.. ' ' - 0vnbisa^urg?- '} U.ai! *rfy& "hud . it' ??' ?.' : ;:t-j vuJt.*s they'1'. i__ , .rfifu'ii .nuj V v'i'; ' '/A- ".< ijuok. oil, |a*t y>!\ y<'UN^?>(.ny'ii; to at- ' *X ' _( i'ir ~ ' * 1 ' .. -V.-IV -iic ;vi'ir?ijei?l " : * ' - ' j. iU'wt. ' . ' .v!r;..l . i i. i '-j.! i : . jn-nt a few 'days . ' 1.;- ituf' -Hi Ui a ami other :V, ytt 1 - . 5i'vwi?erjjy* ou": ' ;ni?'i ."uuuiav.. if ' >"* - "*" MM . ON, State Master ,\ nit AH \M A n 1??_ a- ^reat v.u'i k fur Itie p66r and r ~~ It has at. its -head Bev. J. J. A. ,Kirk. State Secretary and It pny/i to- i-t^tneitibers while ? tvTso-nret iri;ftr after- >feath. " It ' oHars lor bo>pitaI benefits... It ' . c for sickness and. up to 810.00 - * V rmfffion writa * Jr_: :? 10 Richlaim^tv/Tmumlbia^ Rl>nn0itf3vill?, S. C F.IS- j :ction 7" -1 -Tr[P&SEKVICE : >l'R J 7 SUMMER -i SAMPi-ES iiiil Ui:s AT S3I1& S35 ". . | rPAUL ? " rOXSTKI-KT I. I S \ 1 KSMAN ? | "'>>00000000001 ' v.v C'.C' O* . v Ovv V w OO O OOOODOOOOOCl il And Only ' 5 1 - fc I. Russell DELPHI A, PA., ^ J J ntl\ her labor at01 \ at ,! Temple - 1 :? Columbia, S. C.b. * u'ture-oi. her ? _ --?j ? u.. tee Preparations That Way They Arc Made" adel-lot d iseared-Scalp ? ???i j i ? onder. makes the 1 lair grow I ' and MacJam Russell's :0 Salv* d Rh eumati'sm and it's great. 8 >NDF.K SAi.VE--Try it. / MrTiAtn^v fil 7 Marinn e? ) EVERYWHERE - j (