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Mr. John D. Dye, we'll known bus-1
iness man of Heath Springs, brothers j
?in-law of Mr. James A. Roach wus^
- a yjgitpr in the city during the week.' i
? -in connection/with the State -'Coloml-lFair
exhibit.
Mrs. Clyde - Stevenson Yarbougher, \
of Sanford, N. C., has entered herji
two younff sons in the pnhlir schools
; of this city. Tfaey are ' living with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
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-.-Miss Qttie KVana Taylor, assistant'
trained nurse at the Jackson Hospital .
at Summerville, has returned to the
city, and is with, her aunt, Dr. M. A.
Pn rin^iAitnl >
x/M...mvu iiwtiyiiai - mgflVWiy rUUU.
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"? Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Andersonwere .
ealed to the city ion account of the j?
< death of their-mother. Thcv will re- j
main in hte city all winter.
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After Bpertding. a, very pleasant '
?? and profitable?vacation?m?Ne v uvk.''
and Mont, Clair, New Jersey, with rel
atives and friends, Mr. W. D. Bailey '
in iir the city again, and has resumed !
his.studies at Allen University as a senior
college student. It is hoped
that he wil have a good school term.,
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Mrs. Susie Hill, who lived at tfHlr
Huger St., departed this life early Sat
urday morning, Sept. 17th. Funeml
services were held Tuesday afternoon .
s at Sidney Park C. M.. E. church. Shg 1
whs. one of the old faithful meVnhers; #
of this church. She leaves the follow
ing relatives, to mourn her loss:
Mr. John Hill, husband; Mrs. W. M.
Anderson. Mrs. Esther Entzminger,
daughters;. Mrs. BelJe Williams, Mrs.
? Williams; sisters; Mr. Thomas j *
l Hill, son; Mr. Gruham, brother and;
'?-a?host of friends, ???
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^Mrs. W. R. Bowman returned from
Shivar Springs, Tuesday, after spending
ten or more days in the moun-/
tain. The Reverend was quite lone-]
?some while she was away.
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Mrs. Jennett Shaw of Passaic, N. j
J. is in the city visiting her sister, <
Mrs. W. N. Roseborough. She leaves!
Sunday' fQr~Asheville, N-. C., to scpnd-j
a few days before her- return home.'1
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" Golden Legge, Jr., the son of Mrs.
Jessie B. Legge, -718 Laurel St.,s is .
back home again attending Booker '
_ Washington High Schoof after a three
.. , months' stay in the North Carolina
* and Tennessee States. He reports a
?->?Very pleasant 4rip. His friends were- glad
to : see him .back homo once
invtv ivvntw^
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Messrs. Denwith Meeks, Christo- ?
: pher Lindsay and Harry Adams moi
tored to Asheviller-N, C.., last, Monday, _
for 9 brief stay with relatives and
friends. ?_ ,, ^?- On
returning a stpp over was made
in Greenville, S. C., where Mr. Lindsay
had relatives whom they visited,
and also a friend, Mr* Hopsoft Biggs. ^
An enjoyable stay and 'a pleasant
drive were reported. *, * '
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" Mrs. HeHen -E. Pughri of 174 W. 1
l.v; flr.-, iNn?rVrtrlr firry,- is visiting her ~
- motner, wrs. v. k. ureen, i?u4 Harden
St. Mrs. Green is somewhat in
..riisnosed at this writing. We hope for |
her a speedy recovery. . ,
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There will be a Musical Program
and Mothers' contest at Zion Baptist
Church, Mnoday night, Sept. 26th, ,
1 1927, for the benefit of The William
son's Orphan Home. Some of the
k children are large enough to go to
school and are badly in need of winter
KT clothing, etc. ~~"" *
No admission will be charged, but
J? a silver offering will be taken. Mrs.
W> I. R. Richardson, matron of the home
is managing the program assisted by
Mesdames J. G. White, Hazel G. Book"
man and Elise W. Goodwin. Every
one is cordially invited. h
HKS. IT R. RICHARDSON, Matron1 j
? REV. J. C. WHITE, Pastdr. ~H
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\r ?tftss?Ifsrafife T flwwti.. ? r.,,?rt 1
y Hi iuauau v. vj<uvuiiv-i jsaaacu ?
thru the city enroute to Orangeburg )
' where she is teaching at State col- <
.?lege.?jtfioo (sardiner?had?just re- j i
turned from a limited trip into the j i
mid-western end western states. The j
itinerary included "stop overs" in 1
Chicago, Amet, la., Omaha, Denver,
Manhattan, Kan., Kansas City, Mo., i
~ and St. Louis. Miss tiardiner reports i
laving had" ah~ enjoyable and beriefftr- <
inl trip. One special feature of her I
trip was the opportunity to visit some^ :
k. of the largest, schools, ia-thc jffiesLand. ..j
?to observe the work that -was being J
^?dona In the various department*., ^
Personals
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Airs. -Edith -Uicks^ Lloyd an.l Hit lo
laugh.my _1a Lie, loit fur
VVusiungtoiY; L). <l\, T.TTc7T^.uui.n.7
1^^ ?nu.u.tii.> u nh?via*11~ {uti\ HI!'; .i'<i
nnj-Arrs. J. ji; Tluks.
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Dr. ami Mr.?.- Tvaqy Walton, 'have
js.tllch*.guest -riss .Vniiy \\ i j
iloUdC'f-01 l wll. , X. ('? 11 \i>tyain of' !')?'>'>
it'Lot). 1 (..a \\ iiiktin.'" i.>*. .
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lisit ill i-> "I'll 1 -li?' i
illR'll r.lfilsicl w.tir Ir.e.iavdnL' A i..lVilliuni;i.4o
n |dmlom a!. hum' AJ -Ar
ILCollege, Ovan;;\*tjuiv. where *he
* ill KO' io i\ st1nK<J fie,- rrnifHrs. *
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Airs. Lss. o .1. S.t'Vi'U i^i Wiydu's/to
mnounec the n irriagV of her daughter,..
Esther,' to Air. Aiarris Krihc-vt
Poney, Oct. -Ul). C.-.irislr. S. C
Mifes 17ill la.ri Wirit*. uii.ltr. c> i;f tV.i
fi. liin> ,'li Hi?? ni]".e\ rrtt
lylor Street in com; aiiy widi 31 i. s
>cn^etty Poinsette moloytd'to Ciivon.
Hid .lo.day .where t'uy will 'spend
l.c week- err! vl UJi^u ylrs./UliVFr "L'.'
Watts of "Cleveland, Ohio, \vl\o i.-South
at this time. They will return
Sunday ifiernean.
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JiiiiLiLVL^u iiooiiiiii t
innaumos the nvi:> rui-ee o! h.er daujjh???
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amy jn;i>r:ccA ;;
.. to
:FA. hLKIlK.L Vv. LIA^N'Wednesday,
September ' fourteenth.
nineie-.n hundred twenty-sovcn,
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A I, 1.. ,i;? .. . i f rry
-1 1U>VI,( IUIIL1 was IKUI 1 Hi'S
.lay nf?ht tit. "iliaiihaiK ifaelv's hoinb.
line milfeS'C.n t he "bits i t r>/tt\l jtist'Wlinv
A/dam'*- pond. . The-a"' who:y?
pate in the affair were: Dr*. and .Mrs.
D.'^d-.MSirns, |>rei?i?eia- of* AHOn. University,
I'rof. and Mrs. If. I.. Bogueso,
Dr. and Mrs, r., i.;.' . 1! 'an 1
Arvh. W. it. liur.I'!?m. v. V."L'ntine,
L. K. N-lsen. 1.. Fountain.
Itlattre Sanders, ICey anil" Mi.. '1'. i).
Brown, I'rof. II. C. IVrrfn and a few
other prominent.Negroes, "w ...
The ffletia ei,iMs Ital ~~of " i; w ~TtT.M
fried squirrel, eliieken.!. ay er.-n-i.i.
fish, salad and many <,n In. r t? it able
thinjrsT-' .!
Marshall is an industrious- fse.ipi'o,
he runs . a tea party fbrvw haeT.Tj.at
s well known anions tluvji ad nig white
friends in Coluifrh'n and Towtr Itieh
.. 7- The-party
stt>i?pcci hy Mis.-EOpln-Jja
Eppc-3 to sec-her. .<iv wiis a - uu^?
in the liiph si'Eooi. Iajst year ami has
bceri ill'Quite awhile. *
Mr. Kiko Uppers and h's eon. I*ilcc
Eppes, Jr.. illeo attended tihr. 'Jinnat.
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REV" .1. ( nrxBAR
The Kevr.J-.-C. Ihndvir. I?. !>.. r. i'ii
tw dt tha Mo\x[fc jBtrroi, HniHIai
chtSrcn'or duiPffcion was -in iFhe i'Si v
this week onr..:i:U- ii/om l\\?.'?Vr, (' ,!{,
wtiovo "He- atlentifd the NrtTi:-.i;! "Ilaiw
fist Convention.
Mi*, .b'smoar jg hj < mfynjr l;i> Wfi'k
encHn Winns-boro,- anii U'ill.jv ? t> jciiar
le.ston on the >l''u..rnnon lia'n In (tays
icachhlK U i.u JTTTftt j i t ,n' , 1.H- i.
srrvices to m?t\i ow int. rain,.;.l7vP
toll known hvi;., Ti*a?(. r pastured
tho city as well-as a.Uyahd oily oi'
die.* cotlojjfca. "; ~ ' ' .
Corny ay -C. Rir.osell
ExpeV.1 Mechanic on nU makef> of
Talking Machines. sfx years of
experience, with the Polypi kia
Music Company. .
l^jOS^Iain St. Co'umhin S- C.
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A ?>cjium KoAik vcA
tr' . "~( HPFTtAX
e * ~*Htippy~"Hrrrnrf. rfP7T)\Tf - &><'>? ''j
5: Goori Food, Capable 'fVarlni
?: Tenth. Preparatory 'ar.d fha
5 Religions Training, Pihlo
\ o o i, opi::
TTonuforfT"^
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?-?-???? - ~?ftHi M- nxT Hif
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uLOLx.L ii. xiAAlLiON ILL
! air. (Jeorge K. i*uh).ptgn; publisher
v-r x i.y i-iamei.o Louder has been eun_
lined to h.s home on Last 1'endleioj^
- ueet IUr ihe pmrt week..AdvLee froth,
i 7.7s doctor yesterday 'Wtt?-7hat?Mr.
i u.o.ijuen must ta\e a rest at home
lor tevcjal days beiorc he tun lie p^r
t"Trirtcvci^ tu' i cairn "lb- his desk- atT Tlie.
eiy udcr's .piiice. .
ilie -i>?much-improved,- was a stutxr
.i.uiu coming from his residence front
r.'cuds \vho.l>ul seen him. Mr linntp
lint s illness, is due to over-work ami
.dug hours at .the printing plant he
.. - itr lu :.d of on Assembly Otl'eet.': "
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?W BiiXV l.LMULA A. & Ik UAMfi
I'lVi. 1'. .1 "TTTm ih. ri-y, <lii-.?-?oi-~~77ia>.
the liiK'h school in com-.
,.any wi.h other. trie mis exi?eeis\ to
na^Of^-yU (jrc^^ot'rta.to sec the \jPKj~
- o.n I. in\<.'i'sity ys A ..and T. .Oojlegc
i'ot_iiiiiL.<;?aa:sie: It fc> to be tdid^ome
x,i:i^uuna.
' "Uinoi's.Avho. e.re expected to motor'
- Mi* As !-' !i',i"i Khodes, Mr. I3uy
n-.dnr Carrol}, Air;Henry T. Marshell,
and 1 )i: James il. f.ui de. t j
?~?^^?.
l>r. and'Mrs. liollman entertained
on .Monday n gilt a few friends. A
i.ve:y e.eviiUg- \V?.u Sfcnt in games '
arfit^.vuv.nn;'.. Punch was sreved thru
* ui "wie X'.en!n;r, ufier which a delie.
ids ice tourse of cream and cake1
ruined almonds ami assorted mints
v - . seiw'v d. .
i tio.-o enjoying the evening were,
. . .-.s .Mary \\ illiains of Hcndersonv^iie,
( ., .'Miss l'eterson of Omjigknur?,.
.diss Tiionfiison ^IN'Aikert, Dr.
wKto.Mrs. I racy Walton, .Mr. and Mrs.
i o.ii Johe \ Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ilenrv
'(.Jack) Uilliaiiis, Dr. *and Mi's. lipof,
r.- i<I AULi^?luulytoltx, ilia^os?trib ;
i.i'irtni", Li hie Jones; Messrs. H.
. i aauadu'e <. Aiappello,-. Rob._
. L unii.on, .John Minis, i'.roi-. I'errin,
' Ai.?i.i .\uln',lu...
Alter caikis were laid aside, Mr.
<*anii?':r, M: -es Peterson and Mich '
Ms also .Mrs. l.oivrre Sumter. J-oues
;..;.Vv instrumental Solus; Miss Thomp-!
~ e-rianil r d thc-ifm'sts with a vueul
ii^-"Td:?l|rht Voii Belong Af> Me-."' ,
M Lull (iriiest expressed the opinion
i..?it a pleasant evening-had been cn_]
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_ p i r. . ri.-11 Hi- (i lymph has returned
A<Au is r .trip to- Atlanta and Auiftis
in, C-a. She reports a nice time.
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i- <>w it t' , l>eifi)t^t Mich.,-.is. in the ,
i v, visiting .mpther ;irul fiitrrrds. She
looks the picture of health.
Mi-- Uiiditt F. .?ontpeyr (laugher
j of Mr. and- Mrs.. F. 11. I'ompey, has
( <!.<; ltd ?i position, to teach in the
! I',tVi<? I;ial school at Irmo, of which
Airs. J- C. I'orieV is. principal,
is..,, uiu- aiie-thti?h*tatt, 4l~not the
- ' o>I Parochial schools in the county.
? the v.*orl; done"there is of the best
n<i highest lor.,education. .
U*e l,u!..rAiiitfr-l'oin|?iy yill have a
' '.iccess i'u 1 rchotfl term. u *
. Ai r.'. Mamie Berry. Tibbs of Savannah,
.0a., w as in. the city during the
'..aeh. i r.r. uto to 'i'ryon, N. C? -where
r.e for the wihfor to join Prof.
V. . Iv. Tiformerly-bu^ine'ss agent
"TT ti, ore n?tsla'.e College at Savan .
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. 'Kthei Sanders left last Sun
.j for Washington, D. Cm where, she
!l A t il:! :t !i Iiav.s visit ine-'friends
. *s f?-Ce entering Howard University.
\'t\'y :;rsi-'.T. Met 'c has returned to St.,
i f :i 1.,*' 111v if. Palrigh, M^cl We-wish
j.t*i hi' much success. -3
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j u :?'i rt'.fc.vnb me it hkke j .
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: V.. J..Inert, Republican Na_
' T..} .( M.a.n iceman 61 South CYivo_
l it; i-l_ . x'iiKty S!.v, spent a day; in
,Ji" t ily :jt?i! special called committee .
_j-?p1 ?f. the party.?. -
HsTRiAt. SCHOOL' - ~ifl
^fe-TOAlXl\?'fplf
womanhood 0
iffTniTs: Ikiso "tali, basket balCZS]
Grade. through t*he
i :o-iiolil Arts Courses, Music.
Study, Sewing; Cooking.
ION Sft.0.0 A MONTH.""". ^ I
ss HEPTi^rni-jR 12'nr?
LVDIA RPflERftV, PHncipal jjj]
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PLAYING AT COLUMBIA
THEATRE
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Al. (i. Field Minslorsl-on Forty \
First Annual Tour
Fir th-. past" several yt m s 4'reak .
ilanetrif Has heen the. rule-iii c-aluivTs, .
the lni'iro musical show* ;m l wokI...
present neat" tap pr step dancing,
which is the wncc oL??as( ?\n?| grace,
when properly' executed. <
This season the Al. CI. Full 7>iin'tvelc.
w-Hfe-h will ajiji' tlf M' T!li' f" ,'ir i'tiia
Thc.it n;.-- r'n 1 a?Scpti inli.'r liUi'o,
and Saturday, matinee itn?l night,
OCt^Jri I ~ I el,. Ili rhciiii ~iTn_~ a'f"'''Fi777ivri"" ~
1 song and dance fev.uv which
nascent of plantaliui]_ <l^v-V
j^^dwaritl THiri'tr^a 'dancer and tcachTt
of note, who ha. 1?e<>'?v idctt?L$d&<^
Tv'ith the nntx-trels for y nft'hiht-r
years, is lc?uling the dancers through .
their-paces, this season. - He has a
i.'oni.-ccti.d plonring dnnoin.r decision
entitled "Moonlight,"' which atforiis
opportunity for an expression of
graceful p,lii,!i'7iMi;,ir.-ry"ru in onou* step
ping, in keeping "wTiTf the moonlight
plantation background. ,
The corps of''adept steppers^ male I
hml frnralt', exemplify to. pcid'ccliim r
this branch of the-lerpisi hoivan art.
"KID BOOTS"
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!Tit~"Ciii?und)ia Th'ea're -Monday and'
Tuesday Nigh', Oct. 3rd and 1th
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Zicgflold '"Kid Boots", is oho o the
best .liked musical comedies of the j
present gcn^ni^pru^..aBU conu^s tor the}
Columbia TlTt!^e, MonMay 'an-.! .Tiles- .
tloi* night, Oet?'J.cr>;jrd ami 1th.
. _i-he plat an i.-action' of thi; sctMi-tional
rhusical comedy is laid in i'aijn
BnU'li.TtrrkiyT -Till ty aiv tuu acts ami '
eight scehes, all laid at the g If course,
and the club house of the fanious
erglades Gulf* Club.,.- ' ' i
' "Kid Boots" revolves around a.l
a girl as well as ?i cup are at- stake.
Humor, of character, incident and! if
Vpeeeh adorn this talfi through |
which a golden vein of Youthful 'io- $
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manceruns,. and it is hurnn nidaslv *
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clothed ill music which Marry TL.v.....
, rieyy. the composer of "Rio Ri ?.i" has I
jexeoMt'd himself in with tunes'of hap ]
py, melodic invention. .
Th tT.o cast -are. Paulino. Blair,- ('-.as. | .
Williams. Il-.rrii t V. Miller. Howard
I.Quirky. Patsv "Ruth . (1* t'-.*
Priflre. Ann (': < cison.' . Kih- j
"flplittta? BoPm-es. Avrox Tuv'tt .Thruc- [
Donnelly,. Johjt Faher, Arthur Rouse, j ~
Donald Kennelly, Gtfhrgd' Mjtyh 11 | ^
Walter Turner and a suarc'" of others.
including: sixty ZL-ij-vilold beauties.
? Newberry News?~j~~
The revival meef.iiijr is atilf proinqr
?n at .filler C'hapol Mv-F. Clntrrh. j ^
A larp:e number were out to witness j?fv
yvices?oh last?^iV' Iay. T?nv |
Smart preached a. powerful sermon vj
"at 11:00 oyloek. ! *
..The. Collowin;; students have , gone '
back to school: to the Soto (1 lie,are.:.! '
Miss A. Vountr. Elodun Hare. 'Alberta
~Rftok, Annie DanicU, Yhomav-ina Ciull- I^
man Kmelyne ifloyd, tv.lward: Fteyd
-Toliii Smith, Kdward Ymni't'-tind C. T. i p
j Cromc'r; "to Benedict College; Ma'rtto 1
Bradley, 1\ J. Austin, ('barley Brail: : n
| l-,y 1 to AlTen I Diversity: (i:.i lys Ste- ~
venson, Hcnnie (iary ami Ihshop Porterfield.'
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. The eleetri'.?d storm on l is'. Sunday .
eveninR- dicT some damage in . < Xewj
berry. Two | ovs. h.-i were killed by :
liglv.nincfi?The'iyh'n'n'M':' ?>! - .? trm l< .?
| Miller XI ..pel A. M. K. Church. . j
[ Mr. E. F. Floyd went to Columbia
on September 1 fit h?to?attend io*?
oiMo very important business."
Mrs. Delia Davis went to vi it lor ?
relatives and fri. ruU An- . f <
in lAilr.mbin. ' - - ..
Mrs. L. M. Gildtr at ten led ih;> Con-.-: %
feyenee lll'MU h \V. ll. am'l P. ~.M. So-'.' &
< iety. i'mi\ i'!!I itnI.?Mo v. o t-.-(t tint; I?
they'went over th<> top. ' l
The revival meetlilfc at Ml. Olive A., 3.
M. E. Church has closed. It was re-, g'
ported that the meeting was very 1 $
pnnil ' ' X
". T" AIKEN NEWS j ?
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Prof. M. 0. Fuik utAnd.jvon, Willi'-*.
move to Aiken. Rpulpml-im ?<> ....
11ari_;t' lu?ju iiii i|ml .of t+c fr'torm 1 -,r
Branch Acndrmy. The fut.iro for ' ?
school is bright. ' . <3
Kcv. A, W. TTiTT has -bean - sick for"* 6
several days and .could not attend the ! $
National Baptist Convention. He is ' ^
bettf?r now, to the delight of his-mem-! ^
bers and JVlnp^la . , I 5*
Friendship Church is in her priory; o>
now,. having on a pri ont revivo 1 for j %
ten nights with Rev. A. W..Vincent ?
of Augusta, ("try.. hlowfrrfr the" g'vsprt
trtimppf nnd "puinHrr: men to the Taptb"
of God that takes away the sins of $
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things
lien i> a stiHikiinr"r.'fliinH tliat is-nut'
tiilln ultvlo'niiikc ;unl l.liai is au?il-tiMi-li\ ,. 1
; '! !' ; ..it ;iny I 11?111 -. (I K -1 n i|I?;';I7mT ~
11^;;'!I.v iii.hIc ll it-i" : ?
l Hi- 1 rui'l'oll. ,jlll( i'jyj s nr;!?-cfull\ pro- <
[|>V>rtioiie?lw \M? n Jy is (iuiahvd to uiutfli I
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' ' fry . . . Jy Soc//on /)
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?^xrz-~7~?\?: C'.rags
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" 11 I f&P oor.
other furniture or in om,._uX.LLe.gusw-Jku--..- _qu>
r .tildes its plact;.in Itfiuity
mid utility with tiny other furniture iu
tlx' room.
There is a drawer just under the topmeasuring
tivouuubudialf Inches iii depth,
'with .'iiuple length. Itehnv this is a large,
tuvmfy"storage eom'pari merit aeeyTsiTile
through a door.This door furins one of the
-shies of the cabinet. " \
IT desired, an ash tray may lie attached \
to the top; or the top mav he recessed out \
to hold t lie tray jn place. .
. Soft wood, sueh.as god)I, clear spruce,
pine, or liiaple -uiuch-ht easy to-.'work and
finish, may he used; Hut, if .desired, the
cahlneTtiiay he made of walhqt, niahog- "
any or oak.
: Turned legs add .to the Beauty of -the ..
cabinet, but this, feature requires tin1
pussc.tMori or. a-t lea.sf, access 1o a wood- .
turning lathe A'notflor t'\qu? of leg wliieji
may he cut on straight lines with a .saw,
chisels and hulf-iyund flit',- is shown ai ~
the r-ight in.the <lrawmg.
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Wright'sUn
For lnrorm?ition See J. E
114 1-2 Assembly Street ^
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The Aiken Graded School will up- ' <
i s d.ors for business - September '
lh,'with I'rof. \V. I). Drake n.s prin- ,
w!:o has just geturnctt.'-from
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? j r ?? *? w ? w 4?w iiao cr; uuivu
2? i'l'.'-inv r, lY.v.hor preparing himf
t> oo more-, eflieiejri service. " (
SV:h f.ejd -Sfhcvl will begin' its sesalU-tel'ei
TTr?i;\vith Prof. X. A. ;
irl . >*, i-U?>TTn.-ipa]..- lie has.ro-..
a iy inaVri: <1 Miss Janie Elhrid^c, 1
o private- so.'fetary of th-- school. 1
ThAtvlrav RoblnAon Initiate op- ;
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JUST VVOi>
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All Wool Suits c
$'25
THEY ARE SFI
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Will Be Open
Saturday. Sepi
Plate ! unches Will Be S
School children need not wo
- can call at W jWP'.ULV S \NJi">\
ICE CREAM, FRQZEN PUN
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>IMIi?rB fulliiit'
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r tile Handy'Man
that can he made at home
\ Beautiful Smoking Calrinc: I ..at "
7~i The Hanilv "Man Can ' ' V "T'.' .1
_ Make-. . * '
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An Inexpensive anil .
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coupon tor or dpr inc. t.arcc
drawing and instructions.
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City unit fttate - , --? :.__L
r I a in r?H pit ii-r.ti-for n't). J) -i-.nci'iiie ryitn- .
lili-t'f pi.-ttis f r t-.iiititiii.- t i It ,i,.l\ Mill I *U .,rk ' '
l!i-in li-for the tloiac iillu-tiattil ia u ao-vmui .
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IONS. BY - ~ ~
ited Shows
. DICKSON, Secretary
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M?wwwwHMag- ?a???^?a? -?:
cnt'^j iythA with Rev.,,L .E.
Li inn at its- h'cad. * : ' ' .'7 '
ill J .1 Uuil (I'.r -wlvr icfl AiRt'lV "for ~
. rh;>.d :ir (' ircnro ami Tiinmas Ilani.- ;?: ?
illilidj \\ rllj:ini and K.olyn Hill, Cla .
Bell and Ta hull or Mne' JoTies and
Lu';hi llninil'fui for Benedict College, . *
C'tduhib a, S. C.'; ^tate College: Alpha
1 hoiv,} .-(in and Inez Bdry; St. Au- srayt
no, Jioioujrh. X. C., Rosemond
Jvdin.'vT) and Virjrinia Go*or; Fisk
L nivorsijy: R ttrio. McGheo and Ilolon'
-ta ksen: Haines Institute: Martina
Henry, .lene-s 'and Willie McGhee. ?
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LUNG FAST , ' S
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CLEANEtr v | "
PHONE 5884 " |""~r . ^
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iandwich Shop f???
For Business -' ,8 -j'
Lember-lQth : 1,. ^
erved Mere EspepiaNv. ,'g
rryT^>?ut I itnches when they " 8 '
ii' Ti shop & ? ;
ches and COLD, DRINKS ' ' 8 1R?.
J. C, CANNON. Prop. | =?
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