Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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np -r-' ? vj . . t PACK SEC. ' 7" ^ fc?. -, ?? i IW. W^H> T .wala t ~~ t.~ < ^ : " lT', '- i Inspiring' tjefrvivw* were- held al day on last Sunday?-nt Mt. Lebano: A. ME. Church. At 1.1:30 A .M. th Rev. P. J. Wuson dolievercd a thrill ing sermon. At. 4:00 P. M. Dr. R. C Crier, president."df^Frshine 'College ~~ delivered nnothor'-To^ceful and -lb * ? - _ ? " . strudive sermon,:-...! afy:.'".) i'. Al; apc-?d concert was rendered by. th' > . young people ot the church. Dad S of th"^c- services was. SfTca^y enjoy ed bj those present. Thcaniount o. $t)-.t>0 was- collected" lor education : This amount is the full assessment t'o the foil rally. 1,?. _=?^Sarcices at St. Mary Bapt-ist- (Alvurd ------y?-- were impressive and "fruitful, as usual -v? There was no preaching held u'! Mt 7iou Presbyterian Church no the foov J. H. .Toatley is awuy oh vacatioi for- a fortngiht. Mrs.?Martha Vnlmitinn?wwl??4h+ dren arrived on last Saturday mew ing from Chicago. If!., uftcV spiviidinj an extended' visit with relatives ii that city. ; i . . Revs. P. J. 'Wilson and-J. II. Vauss Mrs.. LIlia Peyton and Mr. -O. L ^ Smith'MMON-d U- ikdb-n o:? last Moil _ A- - - day. . ' MisV Bertho vV. .Clarke has returnm ???to' Slid man College. Atlanta. I.a.; t> ' '"^resume her studies. ! Mr. P. R. Valentine.and Mosdiune; Naomi Smith wnd Ai.nie R.. Ea'kirr motored over to Greenwood on.las Friday. ~ . v Mr. l fmmas Rice arrived on las - Sunday night" -fSt^vTrr^br ;Pin and is at the-home ot his -lather* Mr Henry Rice. v..-, ' Mr. Howard Kennedy returned t< Asljpvjlle, N. C. on last Tuesday, after visiting hi? family here. ;?7?? Mr. ' Oily (juusby?mototvJ/ ifroir. Hy iH{erU11 yii.U^i'ie_ Uiil_it ahur . i day and remained over Sunday wifl ?his mother. Mrn. Xannie G<m.*hy, i t S AM l i NF.iVS 4 . . i ^ . . ' * ... * . ... Sunday School opened'at it's usuit > - hour with uii bt* the teachers- ores O . . cnt. It was lp-V|r?;iy -v.t :#l ixnc the lesion was beautifully taught l>j the teachers of the <VilcK'iu classe. .? -- The Jseson v.a.>- et*v iwoa by . the. pas: ' '. tbx. . _i Sunday night at 8:?1Q Uevt* "L. M T.mIw pnrnrlnvl fin i .? .h-kI in(T tAi-nna to a large audience, which was en joyed by all. , 1... Messrs.. Jim Eddy Jennings,- Aiken ?.l .. CmII.i.. r,?.i I x ..UllVl A 1 ?v JlliI I Sims of Werrjon.,_3V. Va./ arrives : Friday afternoon- . Tim parly inulttm , through the count rV .-mil-< moved .hi py scenery, which was especially beauti ' ;,ful in Pennsylvania". Mrs?Fannie SheU-of Whitmiro, S C., was a week-cntkvisitur at the honv of Mr. and'iMrs. J. if. Richard. Mrs. W. ?T. " Juiirison visit ed at th home of Mrs. Agnes Toatjey of Co '" , lumbia last S?tt"uftfclj\7Vnd Sunday a:ti returned to her home Sunday after c ntron; -' . . '' ? home;. of theii' . parent 3? '..Kid trran'i : j parents, r11 " ' , Mr. and. Mrs. JNvid Gregory o "WeirEor, "tt . Va.j?after spending sev eral weeks with their, parents, Mr. an Mrs. Frank Gregory; fri.-nils and ril atives, returned. to their homo l.af Monckiy afternoon. e _____ Mrs._ Willie T. Johnson and- so Willi/"m Arthur, who have boon visit ing at the homo of their- "parent's ;;h grand parent:;, Mr, and Mr \V. J uhnson ? n d ,~sisTev, MTVT~M a r io TTh* _ :?.returned--to- their homo in West Vii ginia last Monday artvi noon.____ Kev. J. s. Martin and daughtej Lillian visited ' h"ir fanner home la? Mrs. T.ula Giit spent a week i Tennessee wi-th' her .,u;t.pv.in.Jaw.Mrs. Harrief Wright, Sallic J. Jc tor ??nd AiiUenta Byrd spent las Sunday at the nome of their son an daughter and sister and brother, Mi . . . . anu MnrrJ. TI. Richard. ' . $K1)A L1 Ar-N JvWS; . ' The Woman's Aid Society thu -??* was hold -New Ilopo A. M.?f'l', 5 Church was indeed "o shots. ALLwb ? attended it enjoyed it -and hope 4hs it win soon no neiu a^ain. Dr. War nor firowniny our n.nn minister, preached a very godo set men on Saturday night for the wc men and Row !. A. Leinsey was a < his best on Sunday:Everybody won J + 'home feeling the Holy Sjiirht touch . ? iiifj? tt' jr.heart?:." ?3 ?~~ 1 Mr, Mj J. Gilliam <nr?d family?M s tandfid-KarvieoK -at^ Wowlrutf tmrr StTTT day. "r MTss Marion Sine motored to Spar tanburg this week on business; Migefowiifa FViyusun is si ill on Hi , sicfc- list". " ! ' . - ' the week-end uL' Winnsboro, visitint their daughter, Mrs. Fannie Cunning ? ham. ?j-, A.m' \ ty " ?? * ? J I Andftrsow Nf^ -i . c [ .. ._ 1,;.' 1 Mrs. J. Lawrence \\ illiams oi Evn anston, 111., spent a row days.here un e | wit!, relatives. She was looking the bu %! picture of health. ' . I th '.i .Mrs. Eddie Jowers of Greenville, nn ? . i spent last week- in Anderson with l i- friends. . ^ --y'.K to. e the Andreson County HospitaL^-His. .ov h little daughter, Mildred is in with'the - mumps. We trust each- of them \vi_H^ pi< f soo a. bcvAveH, ?^ ; ( j \vt i? . Miss Gertrude Burton its' the guest ' r of her brother and sister-in-law, Rev;- N'. . and Mrs. S. (\ Campbell. ?Ug i-? Thc NVrth Anderson Graded Softool Re . opened- with a large enrollment. Miss ~ IleLt't'eU Thompson is principal; .Miss . .W -?Kninm Mack, assistant. * i We are indeed glint To welcome oiif an out-of-town teachers, Miss Annie tit: ?Ravine of iQimngelmi'g; ML?-wj U.uii^iA ..LsdJv and - Wat kins of Beftbn, Misses a j Jones, Butler and C.linkseales< from fri yj the county, . '"? -"\yi Mrs. Josie Harper was- the dinner , truest of Mis. I.ulji Harper Sunday. ('1'' . Mrs. Rebecca .Walton. of Columbia", aii - a5 pen I !?i! jhYiday. with Mrs. fa";la Harper, i. ... . ... . 7' be Deacons \Vifl 11 artly. Thomas H. bell/Rev. Anderson. Rev. Zimmerman. j s Rev..Cowan and. Miss CTmkseales ali s report a ploiflunt trip to Detroit, l)il t Michigan. . Mrs. M. S. Johnson, .who spent the - ' t- summer'in Atlanta, is at bm>~ airain. . TJlf little rnnPrrr,.'a11"vmVu'jrc"liTmw"i><u '"Miss Sanders'.'.is back. . --- 1 ' Miss Caroline Milliner of Helton, ' %l >, was the truest of Mis.s I'rud'mee She-'' ivu d Sunday. . .' V? . . !s The Tolkvwiiijr stliden^s- left " fot ? actio 01 1 oesUay p-.oii.'i.v -JUissso; An- rR~ -.I'liu- Mat7 .ih iilotv ReWe- Hrix'ii. Cejieva j t, Co tenia n. .luiia How Ch.i'lin L'ni.-;.^" viiMty; Mn.iaj;: Kva K:ttc PuiUap.1 v'~ . j 1.7..." Nvol ami -Jv. K,, \V. Cartel'. 1^'" Jr: V - 1.- ' 5 " : ; . ... 1.. I l;ii. v \.>,l,,.xv. ? Iw. t.u''Un J-ri? " j spending ilie summev with'Her grand v,u | parents,. .Mr. and Mi:s.. .Jewitt Wilj i Hants, left f\>r her home in Orange- il<' . j bul-gr to' eptet- Claflin University. ? .dr. ?l-lliznhoth?Williams?had?her ;in< i tonsils removed last week and is get? ''' tinn' alone: nieel.v. v"1 MriERoru. Tolliter'apd little Sarah 1 ' week. We hop^dvey^vuTToun h'e out *Al again. ... }j^ . I ^TisjiUUeoiia Br.r^tm~has gone- to r:<-U"i-v, Vi,vhi.i e the Is to tench this Hwinter in Seneca Junior College. ! p Miss fhtTsTThe'. Thomas left Friday ' . for. Ruck Iliil to begin her wintefI work at Friendship College. : / ' jWl" ' ' ?Y* ' ' ' ' ! %. SdUKAT W. II. & F. M. MEETING l."1 e ' j i -t . ' . i, j AIn .a. beautiful little church known '? ? t:'i as .St. .Andrew.;- A-. MV E. Church uCj A; 1 which jJltL Rev. J; S. Ilci-.11 |s pastor, ; tu 1 | the members. of..the- \V-. lle-^nd?Fi?^ i Al. Society of- trie I'nlmfltb Confer- us j c-hcc fivUT^Tnconvention i-n tin- inorn- ci' ijntc-'ftf August-- , M.\;. Ivo>ir l.eval-"'* ?j iic Brown, prc^idcStj presiding*- over , j the convent tc,n.~v ~ 7?. ' "'e ~|~ Jhe ihe.-ddlng Nichul^ *> i ilile.-ij?IVviltt, -Uijgcth^r with- the-paa- eh | tors and -de-legate-.*-- hom -the -severnl ilt i churches ot' the J'?Uivu;t.to f'enfvrtner ' Organization :H*d the_ :i.un<?inti;ig_j>j' *f 1 cumrnrtKos were 1 < vi-'cri^iT ?i lit '-'-j? The nYVnwfl si'i~nv-.4f wtirr -preached {iTV?C tjli' -ML piew^Trt !. i\ct; after 1,1 . iiyhieh Mrs. Ciji ??f- Aml vi.wb' j Wi ** 1 ror...h,,.uil ?Uu4itX- i.i HvhK-h consisted. . of welcome afhTrcysos, in- ; 11 with 'i iViVilinffS; ~sotos. aiul j ,u | 'in:n-UMlr< '"how. tan beast of .-i 1 -P 'l | V.:.,'.?;* cuke red sol. of people. jaftuijr I and dip-. 31 ws" AKnn-ie.. Shepherd dtf ; ^ n ' thc> .^It. I'leasarit District,. responded- '* - 'to the wrfeome addresses* in a yel*y j ilkusinjC manner. She is one of the", m< ?t ; wo women of the . stat^ elected .to* he (' the General Conference in Ohicayo; wi 11)28. ' The.business of the convention was dir.patched?in?a U'l'.V "hu sines., like manner. After alt reports wore in, it _xir ..... r. .... i A i. . nrvon <? - " ', A murui inai was raiseu .?i j for the work of the W. 11. and F. K< ^ M. Society of the TVilmetto Confer- St ?j oncf; r ?? . -t? - ?T e<T ttrj - -The juveniles under the- tlSwilonZ j of Mrs.-Theresa Ithinmore, George--" tf ; town, ifVult'Tol an oxt'tdlcnt program ' '''" "j during Iho session of Sept 1. Papers,! ?"; report of thi.- Quadrennial "meeting. sl> l-t recently held in' Memphis. Tennessee, ? J ?t?- r?- - ! ** 1 I songs, rerolutton-j And remarks I?y ; . l",tho presiding- elders ami .^iwHors en? ! *P | livened the scssIfHW^ * ,' lJi * All I.nicer wi re icelected for the J i eriMiina" year, Th(?JPalmetto Confer-, do -ence can also l.?i.nst_ of? having the i? lr.[_rdi?retfs?Of the Woman's Recorder, Mrs. S. G. Simmons, in hei* confines, e L '? 111 ^ T^i ^ ilON'KA PATH SEWS S fci? 1 . -v ,.r ' ,!.; .y-Lf--|? X' Miss W i n't on .S. Hatcher ha* fe- Hi -j turned to Washington, H.C., afterAa M i very pleasant st?ay with relatives and 0( THE PALMETTO Mr. an.I. Mrs. .Sum .Robinson. Mr. id Mrs.' Suuire?? Louden Of Cokes-' iry, spent Sunday ' in Abbeville as u guests of MesdameS Estelle Lati?r and Florence Hearst. While in ibo -vity - the party <rmrred to Calhoun' Falls .to -#ee the \v bvidu'e that in being-eonstrueIj^ter the' Savannah' river. -Mrs. t . ,l. Hearst and Miss NanJ L. Brad fort! motbred to GreenfWct Tuesday on business. Mrs. Dillie ^honias of Charlotte, Cm arrived in the city a few days o for a Misit to relatives and'friends *? - /' ?i Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Stroller of". est i'lilm Beach, Fla., motored to d Mrs. George. II. Finiey at their c.-...I....... 1 ' i m v. AVI id. KuiLiii'ily ul' AbhCVille and is also sister of -Mrs.^Fipley. Mer. many ievuijs are alwhys'glad :to greet them th a warm welcome. Mrs. Nettie A. Berry andiwojdrik en- and. her grand daughter, Mr. d Mrs. Walter Morton und Mr., i.Vjnoiul t rawford motored to Ab? v iile from Anderson and-spei\t a a- hoars with Mr. ami Mrs. Sam od\vyn' on Cedar* St. ' Mr. Robert 13. Carter spent the Ih with a bunch of friends at u nie in Honea Path. They enjoyed pleasant time. Miss Jessie Collier of Hoiica Path, t on the 14th to attend school at t.e A. and. M. College, instead of iflin lis was reported in the Honea Mi news of last wtfek. Mi. H. F. Collier of Honea Path < \ peeled in the city sometime in inar future for a few daVs' visit V4-. -* l !> ' 4- ? ?, ' v? I v . I>. /AL M l i Wg..ij;e jHad to "see that Mr. Thomas >!i is hoiije attain, after a pleasant i s m Dayton, Ohio Messrs. Joseph Hill man, Ben Mor11 ami Norn.un Richio are still on i^s4v4v. list,- ;. . ... . Mr. Julius Knwright niotor^d to inea I'ath in his ear and was the < t of Misses Florence Mattison fl Annio Mao Collier,?They bothre delighted to Pave Mr. Enwright ih. them. , Dr. L. (J. Humphries; the colored nut 1 surgeon is here on the job. I work is guaranteed. (Jive Dr. imphries a trial. The estate undertaking de,rt lur'nt-u,T I lie linte. Mtv4VH-..-Horne is sold to his widow,' Mrs.. Mary irne'- on W ednesday September 7. .Mr; and Mrs. S. D. Davis went.ovio Atlanta', Ua. on last Friday and ent. until, last Saturday in that city, icy. leport a verypleasant and protiCTcv trip.. "" . .. ' Miss Ender Washington of ColumXt who has. been visiting Misses '.alee ami, Ruth White for.fhe past 6. weeks, left last' Monday. We always deligivtvd-U>-have herewith . She and Mi'ss'Az.alee arc teach.-y iti the giudod school at Dillon, !i.-. Fannie Jeiferson* Miss^-AdaJ Il'erspn, Messrs,- Rudy^Jefferson and aTTIu-e C aldington motored to the ; iy of Greenwood last Saturday and tended John Robinson's Circus, .Mr, Fostrt* is in the city'from Iieni>op.v4lk'. M. :Gr- He says that he u\ s| end the winter With home peo Frlrnds. herd'are. glad to- see"1 Mr.Rudy Jotl'erson spent last Sat-j day in. Honea Tail) um the KUest of4 s friend,' JMiss Willie Florence Mat- ; -0.1. ill u p i'!u! a pleasant l islt. 1 Mr. Henry Taylor left the city a I w day- nyo t'ov Ashevllie, N. CM toi end a foev win ey \uith hie fruw3^ iss Aazalee -^Sutrji'insj after which he f It', for his Home in Philadelphia, 1. ' . . Wc .are sorry to say that Mr. EdjikI'oJhnson, Sr., is ill at his home re on I'oplar St. IIo has our best ishes for an early recovery. Mr. John .Mars of Detroit, Mich., id .Miss Cora Tatrtrart of 'Ahheviljpr ~T.;""-\vere quietly married On Sotday at the residence of Mr. and i's. G. \V. Moseley, The Rev. H, Y. , * - ? root Presbyterian' Church, perform the ceremony. Initio het-e.1'" ; Mrs. Janij? Sampson, who has been ending a while with friends, has turned to Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Ooralce Watts, who has been ending r-i while with her parents, of nrirT \I i'j W I AT ? - tuT ? "" XJ' lptvia, Pa. "V Mj^.s Alice?MattiKon-ieft Saturday r Celevlaml, Ohio. -Mr. Rodriic .Jefferson of Abbeville rcs the guest of Miss F. Mattison iturday afternoon. Misses > Kathleen Shaw,?Vivian anch, F!la Florence Sampson and r. W. A. Williams left for State )llege last week. , > LEADER - , The farmers throughout the couh-ty are making u splendid success at gatherTng their crops, as the market is crowded every day". "cJ;' -^The many friends or Pr. T- R. "Reese regrpth to learn of his illness. He returned home this week from. that he will soon recover. .' Rev. N. C. Cole's wife, Hudson St., is very sick at this writing. Mrs. Carrio Drake Stevenson, native of Bpnnettsville, but how of Char lotto, N. C., left fro New York City, after spending a month at her old home With relatives and friends. Mrs.. Rob,. Brown nnd- Mi*. Hnhor? E. Zimmerman are on tl)C sick list This-week. ?Rev.. J. R. Heath, pa^.toi?of- Pwe Hill A. M. E. Z. Chu'rehr .)rcnmpnrir?>H his daughter. Miss Mattie M. Henth to Brainard Institute, Chester, 8. C\, where she will attend school this winter- '? ^ 51rs. Graea Thomas Kennedy returned home after spending a delight-' ful week in Florence wiht. Mrs.'.InsiiGrant. Mrs. Jessie Leake on Marshall St., j.. ninnly ? ? Miss._ilabel McF.ady of Washington, D. C., passed?through hef naive home Friday afternoon enrou.te :o Allen University. Miss Mary E. Little and Miss Berlie Wright of New York City'passed hrottgh- enroute to their school.- , , Mr. Prince Jones is improving nicely. after his return from . Virginia, where he went for a special treatment. Miss Callie D.- Sanders, agent ami reporter, for the- Palmetto fcearhrr has returned after spending a splendid summer school session ?t Howard Ufiiversitgr-, - ?rsoiice to all Pallmetto Leader subscribers in this'city: This will inform irmi P IT TT . ? jvju Him, ijn. vi. n. nampton, manag(M" ol the t'almotto Leader has ap>pointed me agent to collect all back dues for the same; so please be ready to' pay up as the reporter will call this week and on, until all have -paid up in full. ; .. (jMRI.I81.F- NKWS ' - '* \ Prof. "J. W. Dawkins and Rev. V\. L. Johnson motored to Columbia, ?S. C. last Wednesday to witness the opening of Allen University^ ???>? ?The following youftg "people Have" Ji'ft for various schools and college Allen University: - Misses Juanita M. Pawkips, Edna Johnscjn and Laura Ileed; State Gollege: Miss Piatta.noja Dawkins and- Mr. ?Leroy Dawkins; Brainard -Insttiute: Miss Beatrice E. iuiicneu; .aims mgh: Misses Frances English, Rosa Lee Brown und Margaret?Beachtrm;? ?*- ~ Miss rranceniu HifTTeTt Friday for Kew'.Yorki where she will again enpter?schooh7 ^ , Miss Salli<. Ann Hill has returned home after .spending her vacation in the. mountains- oL -North Otmdtna. Prof. J. W. Dawkins and daughter entertained . at dinner Sunday Mrs. Leanr.u Galmon and , Mrs. Fannie Johnson. "Misses Sallie JEnglish and Esther Johnson have returned home, after; spending their vacation in the niouht{riiTS""of North Car'oJinST ~ J Miss Cleonis M. Dawkins will leave in a few days.for school work in Blairs, S. C., where Imn the principal ship of the Trinty Graded School. Miss Alta Johnson will leave Suru day lor .Kock Mill, S. ,'C,. where" she Miss Blondena Dawkins will leave Friday for Edgefield, S. C., where she will teach in the graded school. Mr. James Hill left Friday for Baltimore, where he will spend the winter. - ; * BRANCHVILLE NEWIT Miss Gladys Lockett entertained the following friends Monday evening: Misses Pansy Moseley, WUKoImcidcL liyrjJ, Idclla Williams, Ruth Salley, Lillie?Mae?Glover,?Messrs?( VmU'.v Byrd and Julius Williams. A course of punch and tea cakes were served, fitter which an enjoyable everilng of games and music was h?ad. The attending guests departed merrily. Davis of BowmAh Were happily united Thursday night. We wish for them a long, happy prosperous life. We are glad to see Miss JymmicMoseley pyt again. Misses Effio Walkej". Julia Williams and Ruth Salley r^lurned Sunday night from tlie"B: S. ST. Convention. They reported a pleasant stay, Mr. Charley Byxd_ and Miss Blondel ThomaB left Wednesday night foi\ Claflin University. -v'- - g jmm vummmi 4: . > . .' 1 t The vevivah meetin gs of Khiloh A. 1 M? E. Church, Amiqeh U iptist i hurt-H i i ' and Sidney I'ai k (.'. jl. FT! Church i have cTosed/. Kv^. X. A. Rife. ja*tov . Circuit. conducted the : : mooting htbl?lh'<*frr-~!Ty^iaUJa'.l hy.'c i I groat*. swmp'ns dtiVinjr' wfii^h .time","; ": Christians v7n~~h".Tule Co r .ioioy and ^ pmore ttmn -f^rty ; or:-ot.::- ~;t. r,.-I id fx,H , Hvg . Kh.Ut IRv. J. C.. Vi hitv < of Coluhihja < .mlueted Oifc-Unceting ?.u t j Antioch. 'Somi ;J :Vf?4T ^h'c ised ;?tt- .t iyirif? faith, in -the. I Old. Rev. "Stat- t ling, conducted the meeting jfX" Sid- ? noy -I'a'rk. .SjjCerul suid*-?vleio Con'- " verted, to .Christ*?.V.u?p. ^ j due hli-r>n:nd au.l cdi hj^t -Jflcv. W. AI. Tdo.i-1 v.'.i g.i veil.' a ? y-u?ave . I'4/gyjA-jo ( .!,t .:i> ,w na-nUh > j J of August*. Hv v.i. \' AfuUu;U , , "ThIAIUTHlug T-:T '.?.- .TTeTT.. in^a-. , I'K! J*.' l\-(er^*..\.iie Rey.-j j W.' R, WWcy i :! ; liiif; K'oycrj SVcfc , converted Ayitji ivveral,. nee. , .jion h ( HBctboj (iio\o L.L^n-i'. !>! ;rl 1. "1\< \-. [ | W. G. OwVns, ji.'? wciv-i t converted. H. f ;ti-j. X.wbeviy D|S-"f i | irlct, Hoy. .N. A. i:; y. p-- ' '' Twelve :vf I'avotu etuivvihcd \Vi.h. w vera! ac ce.i- ' * j sions. J ; Ke\ .~lTnjii,p:,y:i i.V .an >.r . T tn oiir church, vchool and Tinnr unity. i 'U'e^'foud?oV h:nf. . lie. "loved hy< both white and.-colored. Me i.s the j f.i'J.t pn-i'mt - m* l:u .u- liy.'! lA <|iun :r^r , Bible yejiool' fur old :i.' young. This is something new. V 0 r lie enrolled <j;'he a large number < j of .bot h young old; teaching two. ' t (' Vy.s in eyoVy wee k. He tm nod on th& '.seaivh light of '.serin'.tival' intepppc- k tat ion which w'ns- >. ne-veii":'l,y hi!, ih-v. ] I F^iupson lbs .any ill plans * ! have always'''been : e 'u!. He Van < wiH4?- for?w'??\Y ,!'?a'.v .funyuola/ " *TTW.r- ?%? ? II r diL*M??w??> % r ? Mdir '' '* I. ^ ^ '--. * '--.t-.r IM.MK.S. i YIXS IrlOt I. S. Leevy's De %* ' M' r *" ^ 11'31 Vvi:ishin hfin Street ? ??-?. ? Q r |(!)0000000?;H.' POOPO'* vv'/'I'QO^^OC 1 * Lv.i.^cci h*| 1 -It 3 ? -Wt V ?S, ; > : *1 triors j*. . U'^' LimC oI -v i;;in:r\'j her i , * fen. - Lioy* :u?i i * * v Specialt> j f '; .0'"V 0>.Jc.>c?JSi, Sh< ? . Count cK d with cur star ? Shop, Barber Sl op <fncl Beat ( A ' \A/ d~% a i*A n ri f ' r^jl! i #< m D ? f f Ul ^ AIM \ OV a \ ? A - 1\U?,C 1 cause we can suii Bdler fc 11?UNDERTAKE!! AND LI' OF SOU iH CAROL ^ 11* " " J 1 OOK WA-SH i V-riQN ST.. Pini'L ?Vonitf I IIEST ? ' ' !; i?-in ;; ;\ , von vop 1 ' BKWWBKW<pos6WK^?gB'i{>tf^fc?\yr i?pyyf? I j-WA^AA/AAr>"A"AA'AA-A-<! " ' * AA A A AA< 13 /COLLINS 1 | UT FOR \OU I Tailored Suits 1 Look Best an I ' N. H. Qfcfc ? - ?'-.T- -Vo 1112 Washington Street - i. . j- ' . ' . " ' . . "' ? 'W ' ' * ^ ?? iatttrday, September 24,1381* : - iHWK-PwtfTVUffiWg- : - \\\. aj'e forced to acknowledge that I tu- R, v., Allen T. Dixon pastor-xxf the- . \illiocli"93aplTsl church, of Prosperity, 1 ,nd tlie [Bush liiver Baptist church of j sic wherry- ,S. C. is a wonder and po?co*iie' V>T^the greatest memories ' nankin:! has ever been blessed with. ,)u "August 27, > 1<J27,' he memorized 4ft?pnryttgc^ t>f-Scrtptdr^ ih a very?"?==r In n wli !( in fact as fast as thev Olilil be leaked up. We are forced to all him a champion Scripture memliir.'.u:, unVi 'we can j^et some one to nii.pa'ss- flvis record. Any < h wishing to. meet Jhim in a -rmve.-t p'enso notil'v *he writer and wtli 'ov-dlLy^ arrmurex the date for ?1? nine. / fc*-b the bo^t Covenant ever made. > is' the best deed ever written. JT !!L- 1 um ?'^n .tryppiTrpn. uu'.i the best .testament ever signed. lUov.)\V. (?. Garvin, Prosperity, S. ~ H ,r , ; . J Kfi\-ions ami revivals. His store of nformation never exhausts. - - >vC'v<^OWMO.?:o:OMO?3^ fi:. A.u I'll I Ftu'it ill AUtom<F js^ bile Association . y Collection ,bf - Rents -is: _ . . I Easy Terms on llomes. -5 i J. H, Johnson & Co. .* r KEAi; ESTATE ? J ' And ' " . | , > INSURANCE AGENCY | > 1T&5 1-2 Washington St. S t r(H,rMmA, s. or. s C-OCrCC-OOv^OO-2OOtRD^aO 8?Cf0<JCI uty Shop | M.v?: : u?:,n?uu: ia -r mi>( i i ixii n -jSTOS & DENDY partment Store Columbia, S. C. g_ >0000000000000000000000000 irst Store it Stv Phone: 7567 ~j p:" VI ep, VVomen and Child- < ; _ . ?i ? . [>cs, Millinery e is: Fjrst Class Tailor <' utj"' Shop for Women. ;; ride..;: Buy from US be- < > r Less. ' ' . >? *"j; WERAI7H0ME CENSED EMBALMER . INA .& GEORGIA uneral Gars and Funeral Equipment 7 . 1 2l ' As Good as the Best >nd Better than the Rest And Prices Less OIJRTF^V ^vji\ i MzjiD i ? r* : r ? AND . ^ERyiCE Residence Phone 77W COUJMBIA. 8. C. \ fry liarber Shop _ 'TRY COME AND SEE Its CLE." ~:i . :ooorsooorv<yv&^^ Q1 IITQ (too CA no 8 ur J Trousers $7.50 UP i ' ALL MADE TO i? YOUR MEASURE \ and Trousers dJJost Less. I? INS, Mgr. j? Columbia, SrCr^!' 1 .