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FA&i PX. ' ' ' Greenville News The numerous friends of Mr. E. B.? Ilollowuy, colored mail carrier of this ( city, will be sorry to {earn that ho is a_pat_ient at his homo .on llynic St \ Jie is now, however, on the \vay to i recovery. ] Rev. W. M. Thompson, the well 1 known poetr of. Prosperity, S, C., was j 1 .. .'..a visitor in the mountain city Td"St .... week. ' U Mr. Frank L. Thompson of Provi- . ' dcnCei it'. I., is the guest ot the Miss- '4 " . S. and C. B. White on 1 kun- ' ~f mott St;- ?? *???^ Mrs. Sarah Robinson has returned from an extended trip to Philadelphia, 1 Dr. J. B. Rowe, popular young den- 1 l.i.st. Ill inw ' '? ' : . Leesville, S. C.,|last-week. ' |1 The BoostersClub met. Tuesday: " aiiernuon^ut last week at tiie home M" t Mrs. Murgeric-- a.mtih on orccn _Aye-j nue, where a most successlul session j .was had, the president, .Miss F. L. . t '. - LyK5s7 preST'ding. L\ deHciousrcM.ost t Which, w as served by the hostess w ho i ^as assisted by Mrs. W. R.' Sewell, i was on^of'the crowning features of ' . r the-meeting. This was the fast moot- ' ing the ejufcf had had-since early in 1 "7 ihe sunrineiy. hence tan unusually in.* V teres tifig and profitable afternoon was ' / "enjoyed. : , i. i. Mi's. Lydia Brockman, .Mrs: Ber- i v ,. tha Hunt,- Miss Hilda, Hunt and Mr: r' Verring Myers motored oyer to At--111 ?- lanta last Saturday-. They returned fL Sunday, bringing back as their guest, I Mrs. Rebecca Hunt, who "will spend t . several days"here. ' t ' With the lower part of his body M paralyzed as the result of a fnle"Utie of tilt' Kltlfie lit ah autoimble ae'- ' ? ? trident Saturday night,??Nathan ' < .f. . t .Aaron, is iiv a fair condition at the i city hospital. ' Mr. Floyd Williams, formerly of d Virginia, passed through the city Sun- * ??--day'tMirhnt.. Hodires. S. C. . 1 Miss Eunice Adams, a popular, i vounir lady nf this city, i* among the ; - ' new teachers at the Sullivan Street l ?^ School. We wish her much success this term. - p .Rev. D. L. Witherspoon preached a * . spfenuid ^ermon at Alien Temple Church Sunday morning; he using as * a theme, "Reality against Formuiiiy." ^ . . 'lhe evening sermon was delivered 4>y Kev. D. 1\ Adams, who spoke very practically and timely" as usual. Tlie * , ,A Ltugue and Sunuay School Services * ' * Were well attended. Tabernacle's Record Smashing Rally \ . : 'lhe members, of Tabernacle. Bap[~Z 3 tist Church set a new high rally 1 -mark Sunday night when they collected. over $170U.U0 in a sixty days' > ~"T;~ effort. A "new'church edifice which 1 I is" well underway, was the. underly jng bause .of thi?; linprycedo.nted re- 1 1 "" spouse. We 'ctnigraiulaie them inosfp heartily. Rev. \V. .M. Watson, their j worthy pastor, seems to be the right * " h'.?ih in tbt- rtg-hl poxo ; J 31rs.' Annie Belle "Aiken ol' Due West. S. C-. shent. 1 he tiiWr wrn.L--?.roI here as -the guest of . her. son, Mr. I - Gzie Leo Aiken ''on'.Wartlluw St. j " ' Mr.."and"Mrs. Alvin -Anderson of! - - - - _ Due West, v)ere pleasant callers in the | :?: mountain vity last Svetk-ind. ?"The Greatest Negro Busino fi * Tv T " - - ^ATlOhlAJf * . . V" . " | . INSURANCE ' '?v -" v.:. - 609 F Street, N.~\V V *\Vith more than. FOUft M set..^ this: ynimjj- jj.ianl? . ,V PROSPERITY, CONFIDEN ? CESS. ???_ This is (kie wholly .to uns a-nd extreme liberality. NATIONAL BENEFIT th A of sound progress under its ~ with its present' efficient, < _ JL employees >ha*-. proved its re ' Y v ? . UP-TO-DATE-MI ? ,?i- - .? . * ? Wo solicit.your business. &? If HAPPINESS come?, wi< Policy] in ATT ON A . ^ . Write us at the HOME 01 , BENEFIT agent within eon^ "Not for Power and Pr . T' i . . I . "" V _____ , - Bennettsville Locals ' if 1? ? We are delighted to Welcome this! :ool"-wcut'heV. ' 11 Mrs. bums and son, James L. Lli- \ as, Mi's. Viola Sniith and sort, Mat- i hew'JSmith, after .spend ing u delight-, ful stay at home'with mother and ; l Tiends returned to Washington, D. C.,' t Friday hftcrnoojri. .. !] Mr. B. T. Thomas returned to his ( itudies at Armstrong High, where 1 | le .will complete his "high school i <>nrsi' itis term. - - ' |l The. stork. iHade a pop call to Mr. j mil MrsV-J. R. Robinson and left a \ icautiful baby girl. i Mr. R. McCollpm is-.out again, afer. having on attack o? illnesg dur- i ng the past .month. We trust that ( ie will continue tir-ipiprove. LW. Lh I' UfuWip, i|p ftnprnvinr -slnw- 1 y. Nurse Ophelia'MrCoy is doing i iH- that ti'mii'se can.do .for him, ' : We are delighted to see Mrs. Git-an AVMeCottom tmprovinir Alms Alhilhn Reese ieTt. last week '.or Kings tree; SL Gi, where she will j each this term in the Graded School ^ here.? . ... ' *1 " =: . : ?'/?t-? -f-? Dr.-A. C. Cook was Waled to ,Rock. } I i 14 Tuesday, accqmpartfed by Rev. \ I. 11, Rediek to meet the trustee borud >f Clinton College. Dr. Cook as rush- j trwltn vtovk tts thft conference h ~ eery near.* s Mis C. D. 9andera? reporter, took' i splendid trip, to Salisbury Thursday n dining, accompanying * her little ^ liece to Livingstone College, Saiisiury, N. C. ___ * - _ rne services hfcht^CShilUli Liupl'isl ? huivh Sunday weie <i'liitc inspiring to ill. .Rev. S. ,S. Voungblood delivered,, . strong sermon. Sunday ISchuul was- ? ilso line. . . . , . ,L ' Tilt' g'l'lldtd .-I'llUUl Will open' Mdll- ~ ii, .I'llinj'- \ Vfi-y ^m-.'ossriil i.Tiiv s anticipated. Prol'. and Mrs. J. \V. Cunningham _ * : . ? . ' ' nd (iittiu left {Saturday morning for Florida, where they will teach this N erm. . ) Mis. 11. J]. Covington and .Miss Khit _ na Drake niude a pop call at the re>ortei'*.i home Thursday afternoon oil1 ast wepk. '. ' .< Mr. and Mrs. John Pendarvis ol' 1 ) range burg,. Mr. and Mrs. Soysine of ' Jlat-kville ^nid Mr. Marion Adams, ' motored to Bennettsyille Sunday -and ipont the day with their brother, fames Adams, and family., The services held at Sti Mark Bap- , ist Chuicli Sunday?were very good. ? ieV. Rest or of I.umherton, -.delivered 1 i soul stirring sermon. Dr. A. Ci Cook delivered an inter- , 'f .'sting sermon- Sunday at the A. M. E. 1 ?ion Church. . . j Miss Wille-.M. Bradford and Miss}' Francei>.i King left this morning for.jf. Hartshorn College, Richmond, Va., I ^ .vhere they will enter the senior cla^sj ' hffte." ~" __ r^?2-t! 'Honorable II.E. Covington motored j" i .im W-'i'^hirif I imr ITT1. to Rennets-1 .ilk- Wi'diicMku. ^-v" ?iMrs.'.T^ BT Stubhs" trip to Boston,' STa&^rhiutW quite an impression, on,. mr t'l.iitiiri'S. ~ ' - / " Conway C. Russell Expert Mechanic on till makes of Tolkinp .Machines, six years of experience, with the Columbia 1008 Main St. Columbia S. C. | ; x. ss Enterprise in the World." ><* ? ,,-f1 i BENEFIT LIFE X+ iCOMPANY , ..'iiv '-- ?. Wasington, D. C. V ; .' L<fflltfLlON DOLLARS IN As- ^ achieved?ami?in enjoying + * CE, PRESTIGE and SUC- V ? T / .." yj olfiith management, fairness, %[ - , , y- ^ ' V roughout its nOardy 30 years ordinal management,- and capably-trained officials and ssponmbility.'? ? -^4 NUTE SERVICE & .v " A^FICE, or see a NATIONAL ^ i^nipnt rearh? estige, but for Service." & THE PALMETTC Greenwood News Mrs. '.L\hsy' 13. Kolman -\\us- called .0 Sumter la?t week 011 business. She vas accompanied by Mfss Alice Ga y. Mrs. Joanette Bland returned to her tome ; in 'Aiken last Saturday after spending the summer ut the home of _ier parents. Mi", ami -Mrs. Iv7~ll. Mcihee. The latter, having been ill the greater part of the -year, but has Ocuperated sullicienlly to be left aone.? ; " Miss Jimmie V. Williams left lust ,vcek l'or Aiken, where she will teach n: Schohrld Institute. 1 - Misses Lula Ballard ami Emily Ev-i iiiis are. attending school at Benedict :blleget y v.V ; Misses''JUrtinot[e Chcrppele, "Beatrice iiatriculatcd at Morris College, Sum* cr. S.-tr;?* ' ? Miss Helen J. Wa'tsoj) \Vill~ telleh it ih'ltuii, N. V. il'.is ttITuul year.?-?? Misses lira .1. Oiiappelle and Jessie iiliam .'n 1\ Thursday fur Wiim-buio, ,chore tHcy will icaeK in the city >cliuul. . ' . '? 4? "Alter spending two weeks, with Ionic folk's-,. Mrs. A. M. Ft)* has re.u'vriwt to 1 Iciidt rsonvillo, N. lleV. "?rnf Mi;-. W.. IV- Wilik&n*; W. Jr. and Mrs.- Grace Colpimii. 1110-, ored to Columbia week and pent tlie tlav visiting Triends. in the' aphid city. Rev. W't 1'. Williams went to HiltmrivrX. C. Monday On a?carinf of the iCM'h. in hj-sTahiily, ~ .W Rally! -Ksiliy! Rally!: is aR-fhc' iH>' in .the- e parts these daysT These" ity aijd visiting pastor.-.. Results tire1 ncouraging. --AUss U Italy s liaUjxd_e^pi c.v>.'v^ ..u,g rrel I'or having gone, to her school' t .Mini! I.. I in ayu n 1; ,ii 11i f y-fi'iJili-i,diss Salalv Miller and Mr.-Cokcr pi' aunvr.s, called To see her a lew days igo. " A deal. (>f seveiMl hundred dollars vas carried tu^a siu ce.s*?ul end this veck.whcn Mrs. Carrie Hunt released lor hoUiiiix. uti. the buiJii^i^ add lluli low occupied by the eontt'rejjauon o.r h^ ('. .M. 1'.. Church. Presiding !,Id r Hies of liie district, assisted by lie ptyflAy ltev. Wilson, represented he church in the Iran, action. . Tlii v icOmpHshod, thvy will at an. early iat0. bojym remodelthe. baUdijTg, v.hieh will add much to its capacity liul appearance. * * ' Mcsdiunes A. Mi.'Porruy'and' Wartin are proVi.uter.s ot' a musical, ecital to he held at Mount. I'isKah l'emple Sum'.ny al'ternoon next, Loral talent 1'roiii city' churches and Brewer will compose the program. >i' the- mi?sitjwiry Society. A silver iicing Vim?i?c. una')).? . : . Air. 1'arker, who died in Augusta, Friday was '-fun'emlized at Macedonia: wwd i.;' TFupannos flgsiBfe1 J. (i". a.-., i.-lid ' y ItcAjS. A. J. M a rim, L'. l,-"X a!u! U'Ui't'i* olliyiukcA. ' . ' . : ' ': Albs.t-kiU-Uf AUJIer, ait.er-'siic-ndi'rig Llm-sinnim.i; dill N \v York. Washintt!oii and Walium a -. , ihi.me a.aaiu u> the delight uf relatives and friends in the- city .' . ; .Mr*: Jennie MVtihec is A visiting lici daughter, Alfts l-vi-S. ^V'U) 's teaching ar iSeneen. 7 ^ 'ihe Bible iii>.kh t ! itriiail a very nddresso, select 1'eadipgs. and alw pro pr lute?spcee.ins v.'ovL. made by members and visitors. .hn;uii il'ill ln.iv.f of I^OV." and TTi"vi.- .1 "n]p \v.r!l.-.-r v..fx recently - the host of ihe /acuity of Brewer X^vmal School in an infyrniul reception. Mrs. I-. W.' Nance, Mrs. Ilanah Allen and Miss Evelyn . Waller were also present. Miss I ' lisy Walker, served a delicious repast, including "obedience cards'" tfins tavojTny the- party wUljf-an InspTniig literary repast. Xo men being present, Miss Daisy recited Pn in r pleasing Way 1 _"*lVtilit no use in women worrying 'bout these sorry men." Assistant Principal Briggs,. faithful -"Betty ford" did iu>Uaccompany* thrs jolly set, but.rehialried behind at the campus. She \\ as.. relieved 1 >y the XunCe Special and Allen . -Model." , They conveyed the jolly set back to Brewers canv pus. ? ^ Church News. and li. V. i'. L. are still pushing toywatd their-claim to have ?.i part ir the Having of our l??ys?ami?ffi+da Great crowds greet the leaders at ev I'astor Williams' discourse ftnndni from the subject "One Lord, om 4a4th i.no hitptiam" was. eloquently do. tigered, ~~ " ~ Mt. l'isgah?Sunday"* School ant Church work i.-, ji-crrl?rt;inir?nicely under _ihc_Utudiuship of_Suj>erinten dent Gray and the pastor. _Jhe pastor delivered a splendid dis course at both mornintr and evening service. The services were' largelj '* ' J. . - 1 ?. i ... . : .w. . : < ) LEADER Winnsboro ISews The installation services .of the newly elected lastor of St. Paul Hap-. { tist Church is still in progress. \Vo, the members and* fiends ajrj- highly pleased with-this feature of Services. ' Sunday \Vus the lied Letter day at | St. Paul Baptist Church. The morn- < .iiig services began at 10 o'clock with'. Superintendent *~(L Id. dManigault at i his -post-of duty. Our pastor, preach* j ed the uiornifig sermon; then we adj jouyned uniip tliree o'clock. At three : o'clock the llev, X. S. Smith, pasior 1 ' of the Black Jack Baptist Church and , I hie. choir rendered the evening* and j night services. I am quite sure after-' such a soul stirring gospel -message,, the thoughts will remain in its hearfrs" ears. ~"J r~?=~~ ' -I The <:nliind>i?>?ttttdVUuu^i-endcac i . .some beautiful selections. The members served dpinoy to alf visitors and friends .\vho,wei\> present. Tho.-mem~~ - hers mid tVirmls feel pleased with tikmanner llev. Beatty is entering-into . t il. . VI . ??-?1?_____ . . Space will not a flow us. to mention all the good things that'happened dur- ; ;ng the week of service. All pha- . Ses have proved very'? pleasing and U. - * IlL'ljllUl. ' . * * . * . - TA.Kov, J: C. Dimiiat', pastor i>f': . tl\6 .Morris .Street Baptist Church.- i Charleston, S. C., visited .oui* town .a < lew iViys ayu. ..While in tHo city he? I?reuciwdiune-riitfttI -rit>r'mm' the in'stal- ' lation^sOrvicds. ' ' . \ It'ev. J. ,'M, Deatty antl?Mr, C. O. * 'Mcintosh matured to L'nion, S. C., 1 Friday,. September. 2thd. f , ' . I ' ti t 1 1"' ( 'l'?'nfiii r.s'- A s.saViat inn . ' (>l'0Fairfield County held their annual x meeting Saturday. ' .M i > ?- tiiacio M all in uiul?>.'n;U r of?Jenuin.>vill.eV s]>eht Saturday in oar" TTTvT ' ' ~~ ~ ~ , i Miss Julia Young; of Irmo, S. ' aijietu >al unlay iTnd Sunday in our. V\!.. 4 4 l f i v. * h t vi # > vi %\ 1!i iu R iini im.4 ? thu> acchloA^ pi' lie v. Johnson, pastor of Way man "A. M...K.' Church. Wo | wjKi ho will ha imM ajyaiu ynun. j i'ml. lJvnsOif ol tireai d Is, S. ! attended the Teachers' Medium; Sat-'; .tmlay. ; * . ' ' -Mr. C. O. -Mcintosh :tuul l?rotl\cr ' Icil Ifriiiux mornink' for Johnston. -Mr. * C. O Melhlosh .will touch this win- * ryr in Johnston Juki- his lmothi;r. < l". .Mcintosh will, attcmil; sctfopl at < Vuorhco's.- I nst[tilted Anderson News. ' ... H Mi-s.,^J?ary Williams of Xow York City,, is visitih'K' Mn ami -Mrs. J. Ik I Thomas and utliut i ulath l's. T~~ " .Mr, tk W Bdldcn of Union and his' ] rati )n ;> Cniudoii.'5punt Suraia;. with.. | Mr. and Mrs. .1. IC Bohlon on 'Ward.law St, They loft -Monday'.for I.?ui-. i yii- < umtrnr Blown and Mr. Millard fnmphcll loft last Thin nlay for Boiiodici CyllL^e--to-oontimtothoir " ri'ilccc work. 1 ! ' I ~ * Misses Bessie ClTnkscahs and fior.'"Hide Burton loft 'Monday* for Mor-. rls folh-pc. liov. S-. L\ Campbell is attending;.t'nj. opening of Morris" Collude, this Week. Mr.- Alfred Hammond has been -very ill for the past .two weeks. He . i's much improved under " id)e'_ efficient t chre- of i>r. TIdmond Johnson, phy ~ .-ie'tun ol'lhi.s city>_ - ** ~ t Mr. ireese l.ee 01 Florida, died Monday, September I'dth.at the homo' of his daughter, Mrs. Katie Smith at the ?.igc of 83. Mrs. Ruth RectT'antl children Denver, were the -quests of -Dr.'. and .Mrs. I'dmond Johnson last wecfc.' L .Quite a number of little- l'Alks helped Master . T. aC. Campbell' to cele- 1 brate his eighth' lmtlulay .Monday at!-_ tor-noon. He received* a' number of usel^d presents. ' . **'- '' f | . The Union High School openedlast-Z "M'eiliiesinrs' "Wlth'-UpA foRosvmg'-will-'; posing the faculty: Rev!""and Mrs. It. HPf. Alexander. Mrs. Conic I-^ WntM kins, Mrs. M. J<. Cassawuy, Mrs. C'avo | Clement Jones Every one is looking - forward to a most successful year for I i-,;:.... ii:..r I Mr.- and .Mrs. Fyod JaeksOn molbretf* . .to Greenville Friday to ..visit velat-ivey.-' I They reported a pleasant trip to the* mint trio it y ^ ^ ^ y f J Peek will be tflad to know "thy! she > is. improving vapidly at. tlje J'ohn A. f Andrew?Memorial?Hospital,?Tuske-" j pee, Alabama. We. hope she will soon - he home attain. *" . I Ww??n4?d?bo?f*tx*?Miv.?I.illie Rrown and Mrs. Esther Cowan out" i)M'ii?mu'i living conTrneti?to?men~~ homos on account of illness fop a few weeks; " j r jfi" ----- T MM?,, I j * 'of the city and Rev. S. C. Campbell * of Artdcrson hayp preached great ser> -tnons for us during the week in in-1 r tftrest of our fall rally. ' I .. .. .. v - , . , . 1 ?' ----- .. . ...?% J -. ' * ' >. .;T~- ' Laurens News 1 \ V ' ' v # U J Mrs.' Louise M'eCIeltyn ol" Columbus, L)hio, is'-visiting Miss Alice Galling- 6 .oil oil Jerse.y St.y-ajiiiil attending fi, I.Iff! i Uj. Ihllltlfk. *? sir. Siaiiifi;;' i'Olerioir l.MS'been COJJ- ti lined to "hi*; boil "this week, b#t is re[.oiled rating nlci'ly. . ti *.Rev, J. .'>4. Johnson, principal of the* ? Clinton liigh School, is stem often n In Lauren ? these days. J u '.itev.'W; (, Owen a was in thy, city ' a . h'li.ia;,/ r u lie v. 1'. S. Muscle y, formerly b^the ' I'orir.n- section, ami now na-hor at _7 MUithcyv.', visited Laurens this} ti .took. '? : ?*r--; C J. rof. Ij. \V. McCprekle,' rcpiesen- i( Atlanta Independent'. pcHt.'st v"iv.l ilays In" Laurens iygent? 7 jniifi"Tv.i""*hi:l>:,iii pilous. ; ' - ? Laur !i:. Jn.s, taken on an air ojf _ school ; I'.'d4'--.'ili.' opon'iiig^was a y jwaiul at'-a-j'. 'l-lie i T.iVipal of a ^ a'tife add half years of leadership at he ila.'i.j'U u- Ili^eli Sttiool is ugaih at' he lam" d'AdV-d. \V. -Mat!:is is the Ikieiil?and na'nMu a A io'tant..Other?r .i ll ue . ,-s are: .Me" lames .Minrie Sanders. 51. i.. .Mathis, MaVy WhH vi.f Uliphii-'nt, Mis* as NaVin-io ,5 .lh-'(ui a J>;w.'devs, llosir lielle $ *>rd)er. 1 .,e mhI ivi>Tn.< (.1* t m*..*> a.' '-ill :c.Tr<- / ' r : sA':jl_ia:luujl _^j S. 15. i'ai-k,' ; 9 .. a . htisilinjc ? uisiiM > ,,t liUiirol .Hill this week, V I* .'i i'injr Shoals v\:.so?'iakm an-i,??1 . . I'm i,.< ami iviucl otli-4 V- . ' o i' piM'sr.ii .... iu ro atUinkil. ?;> 'i iu-, i iih . . < >. vi lulij aii 5l 1!~(li. ii)iU)V?v^ as ?!i > I .'l itis -Work. Th<- v \ viv;J ,\v:;. Vcjru nlhfyVt iifti/rely l?y <:> <K-al. ?.rv't'. I||K' l-xi'af'.;'! piles;; (lis- ^ -(UK. u>v -ncce?ritntetl$ i Ifcmesleac j ' r ..U - MRS. NETTIE sk> I - Bread - Cat ?W? ''?? <l'iB a Specialty f BIRTHDAY Cakes. Y/e Appreciate 1 SSO^Aswmbfy St. w y.. J >% ? -- - -- , | llll I 11 Hi I iaii' ! uoc .v.;.v-; > ? '> \ ' v Pcro Beai 3 *" f i i " JL. LLmL-Q''.'-<cial Majisa<'inq I . , N'lMLS.' LYLblS, JhlOL o' L S. Leev^-s De 11 3 l , 'kVasisinglon Street gl i ' ' ' *T 6*' L . - t. '.r: 1) 'r '. t_i^ l' C,C '8r EI |?_ Departirif t ; I)* I ' C r-\ ' \ , , uig i-.ine oi Clothing hqr 1 Y_ ren. Boy s S uits~A Sjp^cBfity i _ 1 - ?O-^y-Goocis, Sh< C x>iiiif.'ct('cl v, ilh . our stor Sijop,?L&ifber Shop aneBBecH V T V . v yi/e a*?" n?t selling Race P cause we-can sell Better fc ?:?* . *!">?> > v y -* > *' t',i tjiwyy ;??> ?; *. ; ?Iaprnsmm^^mtmmm?rnv^r^mtmwmm.. m\'..j.iuw ? m f ^KNt^S**FL I UNDERTAKER AND LI OF SOUTH CAROL 'MB*'- ^? lOOti WASHINGTON ST.. Pincli ncy's Sanifs I BEST EQUIPPED IN THE x EOR YOII1 ^Saturday, October 1, 1927 i is getting ti?j?; seYwces'of men in the xrwiiuitiLV. niust ol whom were broad * dough US assist. .\ieinb'efs of lielhei, St. Paul and __ pringueid, tiie inuhiph fiolpjess tgerOft-tuiu .Evening tightr were dutT " ~targe- nuiuucis.^ ehcie was old me pleaching, suiting-, praying, ii'out.ng. Suoh as naj, not been seen 1 uasp parts lor many years. The in-t 11.at ute hamster aid not come d\v uppTeu* to 'be- Providential, and ro\es mat wnen we are ready ior meeting, we aun t'need to have tad^ to u.'ui'i' tHUl brought to us. All uiior goes to Keys. Yiuchell und Alcleilan, who - preached for us, the ' ood people wnO cooperated, and the " toil, who Jed it. Indeed, "If God be -iv us, who can be against us." v YOU AliE NEXT ' * , IT WONT BE LONG i c are waiting to serve yQU.with 'iisl Cli-.vs Work" In an. Up. to-/ ; Date Barber Shop. /; t' Sorvicn C. L. LI LIAE WOOD, Pioy. r- . < . ? ' 1 ' ' . .O^^C OOC'OC?OWO<X?OW^aOftXiO^ Ajjent Federal Automo- j?Im Ic Association 8 Collection of Rents g Eavvy' Terms on Homefe 8 < . .. -- ~ J. H. Johnson & Co.. ir. ; t RE AI, ESTATE. | lift ft 1-2 Washington St. ? COLUMBIA. S. C. % :-:--:>-:--:--:;'C>^ooc>^\:.-oooc>ooo.ooo 1 Bakgry I 'JDERS?, Ow/f . ' ?? , L. .; V I les.. - |ries |~~ of WEDblNG and | ' Your Trade . :?r-| ' . PHONE 4932 | ' :'0'X'V^C>vvOOOOOOOOOOOOiyoJ>0 >vv-:'-:'vvv0'-'^0C'00ooonnoaooq Jity Shop | Municiwing. Unit Robbing?|?J-? JSTON & DLNDY partment Store Columbia, S. C. v . ? ?>>.-v-:>-X'QC)Oc,coffoooooooooov r~. > *-V-' ?~ ^ _ a ?L tAJ W ncZ - ! ^ \> St. Phonc7567 | Vlen, Women and Childoes. Millinery e is: hirst Class Tailor $ ity Shop for \X omen. j' * ride. Buy from US be- | r Less. | INERAL HOME CENSED EMBALMER INA& GEORGIA V J uneral .Cars arid Funeral - ?-? *7' 'V. . \ * ' ,A'- ... l. Equipment - * - > As-Good as the Best ind Better than the Rest And Priced L<ia> ?. ??x-- .... "? r\ l inTrnt; ? * - V AND ' ' ... ^ - SERVICE Y 4. - , ?-? ???, lUWlllWW* I'hone 77?5 ^ <'<>!iilMtHA. S. C. . ir y Barber Shop 1 CITY. COMB AND SEE J s,