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FACT BL ' Anderson News Mr. and Mrs. Ben McGrier motored to Asheville, N. C., Saturday and re"'~' t turned Sunday. ' ; * ? Sallie Haskell arrived, in th city Thursfoy. We hope ta frav.c her . . ' "I stay honie now. 7_r 1 ??:?_ Mr. Charles .McMillcrr-apenL tin'j. ..." week-end .here 'visiting Miss Leona ' ~ :?Burton.? :-rr"? j?7? . ' ' Rev. C. A. Weaver. \fas theihouse guest of Mr. .Millard CampbeH. Rev. ~ V Weaver was visiting Miss Lillian ' Brown; , - . * Mr. and Mrs. J. B. .Adgejr .entertained at dinner Friday the following: Rev. B. S. Jackson, Rev. Rouse, Rev, C. A. Weaver, Miss Lillian Drown, Mr: Willis Todd. a few of her frineds Friday, evening . 11 oi ?he home of Mr. amLMrn, W. 1 f -Peek on Cleveland Avenue. Those . present were Mr, a?ij Mrs. John Ad"ger, Mr. and Mrs. Gr-Lee Davis, Miss t Watt of Philadedlphia, Miss Datchei of Washington, C.. Misses N^t * it ?? ? and-Emmn Muek, Bhmeh^Hondoi-yon Messrs. Millard Oanj'pbeJl, Eddit Woolridge, Marion Mance and tlu - - ~ Wilkerson--brothers. They spent f pleasant evening.< . In keeping with modern ideas oui . successful undertaker, Mr. W. T. Peelr has added to his already efficient e quipment a hoW limousine t'unera coach* a Mottior Straight1 Eight. Il .' " ? seems his .tor;;' distance ealls_aru_m ? ? creasingr?^e-wrf.T "trl'tfo to Ahhevifh last' week to embalm the body of Mrs Rev. A. F. B. Horry. 7 Mrs.t C. Jenkins spent the week end with Mrs. Williams on Broy-lei ' - * St. Her old friends were very pleased to see her. -? -Mr..1 and-Mrs. C. Lue Ibu is" spen' " the' day in Senern?Sunday visiting . .1 ?> relatives, ~ ' 7 The city, school opened today wit! ' a record breaking .nt.tendnnre. Xhi eity faculty is as follows: Reed Stree High: Prof. S; C. Perry, principal Mrs. S. C Perry, Miss, Katie Andev son, Mrs. M V Marion, Mrs. L. B Quick,,. Mrs B. L. Davig, Mys. Luli " Crawford, Miss fiohrfp* Snlliv.in "Mis; Luella Clinkscales,Miss Maggie But > -zelki Johnson, Miss Annie Bdyian Miss MeTt'ose Williams'"Ts"snl)stTfutint ??; ?for,MPS. C. J. Peek, \vtfo is at Tuske . gee Institute for a rest. , . """Fffht'StreCi School: Prof W. A * Griffin, principal; Miss' Anna Garri son, . Mrs. O. L. Adger, Mrs. R. K ? Asbni;,, Mrs. Z. V. A. Williams, Mis C. L. Jones, MisfJ.M. AdgeP, "Mis Virginia Watklns, Mrs. M. S. John son. .... ' ' . Miss Katie Anderson, who has beei spending! her'vacation in New Jerse; is home for the winter. Mrs. M. J. M. Earle is the housi ^ -?guest of-Mr. and Mrs. O. Q. Quid on FarrfSt. "Mrs. Earle.is looking tin picture of IK-ulth. . * . ^ Mrs. Esther Oowan, Mrs. Lillii ~ " Brown and' little Ethel JViliiams an ,' ?- op the sick list this week. We liopi they will soon recover. . -1 Mrs. En.ma Hardy is visiting- 11 ?Amzusta. Gil., this \errtr? The revival at T! -h-.ipson Centen nlal M. E. Church has just closed an( every One. is. sorry, torhave Rev. Roust leave. We had a great meeting: Rev Jackson knows how to make the ngh selection when it comes to good preu ching. , _ . ? ?Miss Johnyo Ad gov wmo unalde t< s report to work this morning o?.ac count of illness.?We llu|.e .she wi\ soori be out again. ? miss- fattcy )M H(y W txrl r i ci gr ~ h a s ~re _ turned from Greenville, where shi was vising relators. Mr. ,I>. W. Carter, Jr.14^j^fl^ues day mprning-tor Allen ,Univfcrsltj; Mr. C arler^ is a splendid young man who has a host of friends hero,, whi profita! \ school term. Mr. Eddie*"?"<"?7.LTtTge left Morula; night for lu.kcgoi : ./ .take up hi studies again. Anderson is proud o ?--i??this "young atliicte; ' Mrs. Tiny .Bright and Miss Bell Bright arrived Sunday morning fror Atlantic City, where they have bee all summer. : ?r JN MfcMORlAM In loving memory-of our molhei Mrs. Mary J. Williams, who depart ed'this life September 16, 1925. She has. gone forever gone, - ?: ___ jAnd left Us here to weep, ?' ??- -Tilt -we are called to follow herT?And in the grave to sleep. ? r # v r iwnia.i ' . But since she eeeW twt stay i. To cheer us with her love, hope . to meet her again . Jn the bright world above. Childern: v .it . - MTgg T A WfT.T.TAMS - MRS. T,. B. McT.EES |L. t" MRS. MARTHA JXLVES MR. J. M. WILLIAMS. i A- nV. vi* ? - ' " "" " c~" * r RSjKQgv ^^K&?Xj9| I '. ? - Graduating Class c School opens Tuesday, Septe Bennettsville News )' ' . : ; ; . J Sc-iyices at all of the churches were _ well attended Sunday . Pulpits wen , filled by., their respective pastors. I ;-"r There way ~a~ grtait Yime-at -t Ire- A , M. ik Z. Church Sunday afternoon iiev. Cooper of St. .Michael TMothodis 7 a w odder! ul sermon, th'it was well et ~ jhyfd by fill. ' " We are triad to have Mr. Moon j back in the city for a few weeks, t The' Morris Singers sang at the A _ -M. E. Z. Church Sunday night. T*)uP ^atreuiei^aiiib-doinr good work. . We are glad to Welcome back home some of our old friends. Miss-Esthei 7 McKay and sister, Kdarnora of .Nov York .City ary here for the winter. Nearly all of the students are jxetlinfr ready for?sehool.??-j Li h Wo are triad' to htive Dr. llannei r 1" city.. Let us unite and givt ?htm softie work To do. Why /can' 1 we use our Tt^ired'dSetors .like; othei , towns? ^ -MrNeal Smith motored to Phila . delphia on business, for a 'few days . We hope lor ihima jdeus-anb tri]> ,li that city. ; , a vMissX7, B. JastCT and Miss Ftmni< g_ B. Thompson are sick. \W* hope fo thc'ui a-speedy recovery'. We were sorry to hear of the deatl of Rev. Peterkiin. * Tin* funeral was held in1 Rev. P. B. Mdodana of Cam 7 don. s. C. alhl Tfev. F. VV. rhnuv-o Cheraw. The body was laid to rest ai roe uee cemetery. 'lhL. farmers here are .still J his; ?uth/i;in^i-cottQn-. " . The piirty that was Riven at thi hoine.uf Airs. Morns last week was 01 joyed very much. -? There will ,be a party Riven at th< home of. Mrs. Alice McKay no nex i ^ Monday Might. Miss .Emn-.a Drake was acc.ompan led by I)r. Manner at?a party las Jvveek. - ' \ . V We announce with pleasure the ma: rigaeul' .Miss Helen Witherspoon aii( . Mr: James Cordon, -October oth; a?.Si Miss Mamie William and Mr.' Victw e? % Slubb. ; ' .; 1 ' s \ ' - i Tr>rl)LHT<)N .NEWS i. 'r, -r? . Our hats are trtl to the good'AvtJ t {-tm-n-nf h'ing <-hrrpr't~A~ M K. < hill vl of which the liev. \V. i. Gore is tfv encrgotic pastor. They raised.?7-1.0' of the .Missionary Drive, money.' .If the. Buiek?Kedan would be a f 7 waivrt? 11) iln- i in i i\ ijiliLiil?eliu re he; instead of the eonferneces, the woniei . of Kings C hapt-l, would sure be.tlij ? \vinrTers. -.rA-.U- ; \ ? i j ... The Piedmont Conference Brand . of ihe \V. IK artd P. Mr- Missionar; Society of which Mrs. It, J, Clark i .the successful president, held its an n nual meeting at Due West, S.. C j lected. y | Mrs. W. I. Gore reports a splendl s, atepdancb in her school at Abell. fj ltev. W. E. "White of the Waringlo | Circuit ?rf the Abbeville District, con ei ducted a sucessful revival for Uev. U n : I. Gore an*J his good people last weel n Many souls were made to rejoice an _ r>ni'o>in qho f>ord Jcmia Christ; p,.,; \v -t r-, u,.,i .. | -%v. *. ?? . i. v_iwif |?a:atrifu . <i ?ut . , lirrihg sermon Sunday morning fror . J Matthew 14:22. Four adults wer \ bhptized and six received into fu connection, He gave us another spiri Itual feast-Sunday,-nigilfc fvo!m Roman 11:8f>. >?? l\ ! i The Res'. S. M. Brown ,fo Greer ! ville.nad pastor of the M. E. Churc I of - this -twon will preach for Rev. \\ i I. Gore and his people ih their*cam ! meeting Sunday. j Mrs. R. G., Reese after Sprndin I several weeks at Flat /Rock, Nt C 1ms reliirno.l to rity tO thn th.liph j of lmr-miinv frienda. , ->. ^ The following members of the dea :coTToZzrrftiiJIPd, Cntf'I'lBIIHd lit!lis. IV. . Xiore and W. E. White during th week oLthe revival: Mesdames E. and Su'aie Brown. ? . s r** -^ . "....j i ^ - T THE PALMETT Mfc^VJy "*^i f BI^B^P" RUtfrV ^T y-Sft ' *. iiJ jSB? |H M f > >f the HrgirSchool DepattmentohS mber 20th. For Information Write: , Due West Locals 4 . _ ' The usual interesting and friutful services were hiTd in the churches ol Due West on last Sunday Rev. ~J7"H t- -Tout ley cpngrcgation-.-of AI t.~2ior . Presbyterian Church vyprshippod with t the pastor and members of hebarror i~ A: M. K. t huvch on last Sunday evening at the H:00 o'clock sorvt.ce. Ar ? inspiring discourse was ablydelivered by the Rev. Toatley. -A! The Rev. W. ti. Ovvehsj pastor oi Ml f'.'irnH'l Circuit A. M. 10. Church _ -of?Lli" 1 lillM ""- --I'ly ' ducting the. revival at Mt. Lebanon i? this Week. ? . ' Prof. t). ^Valentine, after a visit to'his father, iMr.'R. R. Valentine, left ?>n Inst-.Sunday afternoon for Coltim_ Ida Ut- j esu iiie: liis_wuiJv at -Allen Ujii; y versif y . '.? - > ' ALr^. James Smith is homo again; L alter spending the summer in the i* mountains of North Carolina. 1^. _ Miss Jennie A, Holjncs left on last - Saturday for Greenville, S. C., .where . she again takes" up her.work as teachi or in the Ldvion High,~Sehool.?^??? Airs. Laura II. Valentine is home \ again." after spending the~sumnier ir L Brevard,-N C i : iiev. and Airs. J.- H. Toatley and i daughters are' spending' a. two( weeks * vacation in Charlotte,. N-.*C'., arid ot-fe , ; . . *J. . - . . *.. j or pojms prmr 10 . ucftinmiig men i ksehool work lor the year. L . Mr. Jesse Fly, who lias been visit; I ing his parents. Rev. and Mrs." P.': L, .'! FJy.'roturped to Chicago-on last Sat* ! urda.v. ' .< ' - t?| He motored through. "Mrs.. Luella I S. I^otiird aeeo"?n|TirniCTl him on therretur'n trip' iinrl will spend the -winter iir KA-ansiun. (with her sister,. Mrs II Mat tie L. Packer. ? . 1 e . .. . The.'folibwinj? young people of Due * West-left this week for the various 1 j schools: Mr. Howard Wright ane ' Miss JIattie Millqr to Allen Univer' sity, Columbia; Miss Kthel Garfett tc Kitti-ell College, Kittroll, N. C.; Miss' cs ('(;lo and f .iio emn TlUW Addle nne j l.ila Mae McAdaius, Mary and Gladys Pratt; Messrs F.ddie and Leonard Kl(is to Seldeti Institute, Brunswick, Ga j! and Miss Louise Tolbert to Benedicl j College, Colunihia, and .Messrs. Robert ' lvllsi and 'Oily Pratt and. Miss Lilt *-1-Thompson to Harbiison Cbllege, Ir7 SENECA MAYS. ^onoea, tnpf tnny tir^lr city at^fhe n l'oi)t--orrhe-rr;mim-tArr<?amp-tm?the p malT* line fro in Now ^ ork .t Orleans* is still alive and busy: . ... t.ast week seenjod^tp have market ^_^iLixixniun of tin (in^iwa.Mlamily, foi ^ all of the children from Ohio and oth f-j.gr Northern points were home visiting their parent:8. ' Miss Evelyn Duckott of New Jer " sey is visiting her^ iiisteT, Mrs. B F. Stewart. We were- proud to looi l' on her at Ehonozer -Bafftist Church I in .Sunday School-, in?The East End 11 iff h School,*'bettei , known as the Oconee County Training 1 School opened, its doors on Soptcrobei ' j 5th for.-another sucessful term. Long before the time for* opening, parent: " and children could be seen rushiriff-in il to the auditorium, Promptly at 0:0( n o'clock the hell-rang* which sounded t< c the-children like to-mmiths more han II' work. After the' Usual devotions, j i- few remarks were made hy/the prin s cipal. Prof. B. F. Stewart, and all o the teachers were presented, who ii Ttimelv. hot .-luirl. av|iraiitfli h theiry desire to put over a hotter pro h ffiitim thin - ypffr 'than Tast. ft wa p pleasing to see that only one membe of the..faculty .was new and-she wa: & jffi^adriitional 'one to Inst year's corp making ten for this term. The nev "4* teacher w.is Miss Field Williams, A ^ II. wf '('lnDiu Unlu'i sli.V llllfl h Vefei i- dent of the eity. W_c have now con rf neeted with our faculty four collegi e graduates, which speaks for a stronj t. faculty_ n The ~ rfibfTb of. the school this tern is "Bigger and Better'Service." 0 LEADER-' I i ii m i ? ... " .Mi * elifeca Junior ColIeee.r W. W. L. Clark, "Seneca, S. C.Union News l Rev, Williams, pastor of Corinth : Baptist Church, attended the NationuT 7 Baptist Convention in Detroit, Michl gum-JHo-roport a very helpful session i and upon the wholc is great ly--im-' i pressed with the trip and all connected r wfth it. i dir. Lucius M. Tobin, graduate of . the "University of Michigan spent a few days ath bme witl'i hi^,.parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Tobih. His many ( friends here and elsewhere are plehs_ ml to learn of the siii-ress attending , his efforts and hope that his trip to Prairie View, Texas will be a safe one and his work in the State Normal.and Industrial College in this far off . Southern land, will be well done. AI A T vpi'v imir?h Hint she was lnot-_at home Avhtn her friehds ;.-Mrs. ktiUlie Davis on Douglass Bt., . with her sister from Columbia, S. C., _ .called to see her. _ Prof.- G. W. Bolden was a Very ? pleasant visitor at the home* of Rev. . and Mrs.-Tobin. Dr. and Mrs. Montgomery attend. ed services at Corinth Baptist Church i orr Su-mlay morning, also Mrs. Leola _ Wort^-^nd Miss'ATurv Hiiri is: ^n W..1f come, you must come again. Mr. Sims Turner from Ashieville, . N. (j'iy is at the home of his parents, [ 31 r. and Mrs. John Turner. Ml-. Sims turner is much improved at this . writing.. : Mrs. Julia MeKissiek is back hume . from Tryori, N. C., where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Annie Tucker. [ All are pleased: to have her- so . much Improved in health and wjsh . for her a continuance of the sumd, M. A. T. has had some nursing t<> do do this week?cannot write much. , One of the patients is troubled *With . rheumatism and the other had throat I trouble. Both are somewhat improved. r. Miss Eluniice Beatty. is-home' from ' the. muuuiains_of Western \iiurth_Curolina and will leave for school in-ti ' lew "days. 5 ,Mrs. Sarah RtifT, on N. Church St., is quite indisposed. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joe -Pant are up; yet ; a little feeble. I Vacation is nriw over, and many are i attending schools and colleges. . The Misses McDowell on Hamlet - St., ;left for school work in Chm-tor , Privet e school taught by Mrf. Mary A. Tohin will open October'3, l'J2I_ Mrs.Pernetta Freeman- uful dauuh" ters, Miss Julia and Miss Ituth are at - -home f>)r thc w inter. The young lar tilers" will resume studies " tTt?srhhnf; Julia will reJmrn to Allen University, Columbia,'^S. C. 1 Miss Annie B. Blaekwell, Hull .dang hler_of M r. and Mrs. Freddie - F. Blaekwell returned to her home, - was met Vat Carlisle by her parents and-.Miss Alice B. Hancock. , A ft or spending two months in Mil.l. edgeville, Georgia with her- friends, i she is now home for the winter 1 months. ... ' . Misses Cathlecn and Ethel Sartor r gave {Ifl entertainment at their home r complimenting Miss Blackwel-l and i urlso Miss Lomax of Columbia, 4^?C, r All of the young matrons are glad to 3 have Miss Blaekwell at home again - after spending a pleasant visit and ) lookintr thn Vpvv nfct.nrp nf Vimltti + ? -ftARDEVIL'LE NEWS' .?"'; * . a ' ' . * * A series of revival meetings are f being held at Fishers' Chapel M. E. 1 Church of which ?he Rev. S: M. G'ray* son is paslm. The public Is cordially - invited .to attend. r the guest of her husband, Mrs. Willi helmonin Dnninp rohunoA to tfie"Tar s- North. - '?<? -. ' .Miss Mamie Johnson returned to Savannah after spending some time ^'nere as the guest of Mrs. Ben Robin? son i t p Mrs. Mattie Williamfrfm for Lake 7 Geneva, Fla., where she will uigit her Sister. > i Mrs. Maliissa Albritton of. Illinois, is here visiting relatives. -'- - V.., , ' -^-~x Sat . HON F A 1'ATIl NEW S \ " . i ? 'ii | .Miss Winton Datcher' of. WJi^iiing- t ton, 1). 0.. iitWvMpc?uling a wllWie in 11 onen-, Pat 'AWrW relatives.- . Mr. W. 3JT ami. George Wllkcrson 3 ant} Misses -Kathleen and Jernice i Shaw* and Air. John Blanche were the t i>iiiv;tv: ff Miaii l'aulino Taggart ?C^4 AI > 1 >evdlt-~!fhur*tkrv aft err. tron. ; Miss Jessie Col Her wilLleuve Wed- t noday for- C'laflin Colleee. Mrs. Birdie Fludd of Detroit, Mich., spent.;! month with hov parents, Mr. ' , and Mrs. tvmk Jenkins. 11 . Alia?, Leannu Lynch of Asheville, r - N.C.,. s|>>nt-the day a lew days ng6 1 i with her brother, Mr. Jim Watkin-. ' Mr. Otis Wat kins .^d' AsheviLile, Li N. C? was the guest of his parents| \ Sunday. ... * . '. " . . . I . Mrs. Minnie Clevpient^-.of'. Mails- " field. Ohio., is spending a while in ' . Hnium Bath. ? ? ?i =-1 Mr. J. ('..Malory. Farm Tiemonstra- ^ * . ? * ' . ( lion Agent, Sumter, S. is spending a few days in the-city as the guest of -Miss \\ mum Hatcher. They \verei ' :-jyisiu inted lo-vtho-- a.v. teachers at i Mon is Coiletre." .. <. . . . \ * . Mrs, .!: Mirr _S:ini]?..0:1 .of I'hilndeljihin, ru? is . pending a while in the v "city: ? <j Mrs. Kanie Airnev,- of Chiowrn, Til * < was. thy truest of bor brother. Mr. C : \\. W . \\ ilkor'Voiv, n few days atro. % Millie P. Hattiio?i and sister,. M! s. Immune Clinkseales; with other ; > J'iends uiol< led to Aslieville to see dj . "llVrf sis'ir Mrs T> t111 i 1 n Mutt i >n? *]-jc MissMh>!; :r \V ? 11. Miss DolJ Wal- 1 ? Icr and ,M.rv Hannah Allen- of (ireen-; ? wood spent last Tne:-.!ay"\v!t!rMi-. and :A Mrs. .J- AaUaliiii'0|f.? rr~t I <i * i * 3 " * '% .. Mr. Marion Mnl'ison, Mi*. Honier | -C Da timer and Ms OD' n !'.' Clinkseales ; kj ' were the quests;pt.;Mdss. l>)tt.T/>:T Idvmv - -?<u . - - * . /.. . | Foro Bea\ ? 'Culture,.Facial- Massaging |; MMES. LYLES, HOi I L S. Leevy's De 9 113F WasKingtoniStreet OOOOOOOvOO'.-OOC.OOOOOOOOOOOOO< \ Is; lj y Departmt 113 1"Washington Big Line or Clothing For i '? ren. Boys Suits A Specialt) '[ - L>ry Goods, Sh< ? Connected with our stor X Shop, Barber Shop and Beai We are not selling Race P i-X- cause we can sell Better fc " *P jNCKwi.Y' " UNDERTAKER AND LI OF SOUTH CAROL I" IQOfi WASHINGTON ST.. Piiickney'}> SaniTt BEST EQUIPPED IN THE FOR YOU HMl Mil lilSIHCTBBMWWMWBlinnWi if nOLLINS 11 I UJ1' F0R"\ Ol) | ^LOTHING | Tailored Suits T" Look Rest a n N. H. COLL - | 1112 Washington Street? . , j _ *1 JKn^am ti 1-- > i 5 , f. J . ' . v . ?r -- + ; urday, September 17. H127 nson yf Cukesbury on lsat Friday? light. They had. " very pleasant ?me. *' " s" " "? ' Mr. John Blanch of Charleston, S. \. spent a few days as the guest of Ifss Eloise Willeers'on,' Mis Ruth Holly of Greenville, spent- ? wo days with. Mr-; and Mi's.. J. A. .at finer. . ? 2 Mv.'K'. B.; Acker <5f Abevllle, was he truest of Mrs Blanche Clinkscales Nllinlil y r-r? Mrs. J. S-. Latimer of Asheville, 1 v*. (*;. is" spending a few weeks in Ionea Path* as. the guest of her niece md-nephew, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Latiner. ?l_?1??? Little Miss Marid'n Latimer left vift attend school. The Missionary Society Circle No. l? with Mrs. Blanchp Clinkscales, laili-r, nmt at hte home uf Mis. 3. i. Owens Wtmdesday tvfternorfn.- Gir le No. 2 mot at the- home of Miss if Miss Janie Armstrong and Circle " <o...;} met ht th6 home Mrs. J. W. ibaw. 1 i - i > Agent Federal Autoino- *?; * trtie Association ~~Ijj j Collection of^^fl^nts .si \ ; $4? Terms on Homes. ijj I J* H. Johnson & Co. L ? r " 1 . : ~ ~?"iSi ' v./ \ REAL ESTATE ? n And g , i INSURANCE AGENCY 8 i 1109 1-2 Washington St. I jl COLUMBIA. Si C. S i i.-HV'r^o-voovoc'Oooo'oyomoomo.g or- -i- -~cuty Shop 1? ?. M anicnrinc. Hair RokWincr S JSTON & DENDY partment Store | Columbia, S. C. >0000000000000000000000000 iEVY . f irst Store | St. Phone 7567 |; 11 Vlen, Women arid Child- $ . DCs, Millinery | e is: First-Class Tailor vV." . uty Shop for Women. X ii^de. Buy from US be- -j; ?r Less." ' ? -.-ri-?-1?-A\ .. -^7 (NERAL HOME CENSED EMBALMLR INA & GEORGIA . uneral Cars and Funeral Equipment - 1. A ~ P 1 _ - .1 ' vjwou as me nest ; And Prices Less r?' ? Kesidt'nce Phone^ 776? ^ { COLUMBIA. S. C. ]?\ \ iry Barber Shop CITY. COME AND SEE RSELF. i " 1 1 i yo"c^crc^ovo^o"ao"ow<yo^co?c^??^( SUITS $99 RQ UP _JTrousers $7.50 UP I ALL MADE TO *YOUR MEASURE j and Trousers i~~ id Cost Less?i INS, Mgr. ??_ " ; 1 j Columbia, S. Cr | . ' '- . ' n .''my.