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FACT SOL ' Newberry Nev^s > ' The many friend? of Mrs. Came Pay singer will be g'.ud" to know that Mr. Georgd Starks is still on the sick list. Mr. George W. Davis is. living wi'.l his brother, Joseph Davis on Draytor St. He has^ been ?n "poor health foi two or mo^e months, but is impVov* - ing. Prof. C. C. Clarkson of Greenvi'l S.C.. was a visitor to tho. Di*J ?: High Sfhn.it on i '. He made a talk to' the students, v. hie! benefitted all. Prof Gall'?a^ayd-4u> father Wert ?mm : . in the ^city-October l^Tth on business Prof. Gaffney is the prTncij al of tin Gaffney Graded School. We want to thank th(1 parents fdi ' _ their splendid patronage in. makln; the opening a success ut Ji^ba .Schun on Monday, Uctoher l itn^ lhey out m -rrcat numbers to givot. th. new corps of teachers. County Sup erintendent D. L. AVidcinan an . County Supervisor U. S. Galinun were present., Prof. U. >. GaTTmai was presented by Principal Flo;?-ct ', 7- who In hTs owlTwii^ introduced ili< following: Rev: Fred Wilson, Mr. A cie Longshore, president of the Pa rents-Teacherq' Association; Mr? . Mayme WiWon; Miss Jefferson, secretary; Mrs. Crecy Roberson, treas '.v. '? arer anOF'the'County Su; orin'en/' mi Each one gave splendid talis. THeTc~>> <?. p' Uv . * cipal; r.I;s. Ifcy'*' ..? ,?'v . .?: ..?Vnnyj: "ILrQar?-wid '> r.fl - T- A "Na; ?-e The (V.n.'ty 5. V* v.r.u. n.-x . ?'. tn County SuperviSpTTtr^ ' 'ni. V ' and vistted the 1 forma' . * 'V ing; Prof. G. J.' C?jilln>?M. ; "he opening was a Slie? C^sT ~~~*~ t dib'tTtct is well plqased with then. teachers. , The program at-Miller Chapel.,A M. E. Church- on last Su:u'.?iy -wa. good. The 60fh anniversary of i ; 'f church was celebrated. The Suiulav School hud a-program that w:i>< ver\ benefitting/ ' At 3:30 P. M. a program was r. ? ,_dered b.v the younger pc: |,hthe "management of Mrsv Humee . .. len. At 7:3(C.P. M. a program w. n cjered by the old founders ,m* tin church under the management. of A. , U-. S. Gallman. / ' ?... ',A^*. The County and School's. .Faih v.ii I combine this year and make oner ? .?v : * fair. Watch The Leader for t'he'dat". THE THINGS TH AT IMlOl'l.i: AXL ' ' . - JITNEY DHIv EKS Siiu.1 im?: LOOK INTO i 1st. The pebple should In*. sJKnd"7"'ta*. ' fnl?" the proper side of^JUuin St.. .---.in route to where they waitt l" M+ri ag<ain find out from the drivea . er he'cart-carry vou where v>a w > .; to go before you get in. 1 hen; t< ii him the street, yumber. 2hd. The drivers' should 'asU: 1:1' j passengers where they want t<? ;vo 1 > - \ drivers will see you--jsUmdVn)y ?n ;. corner, drives up to tlio" j a --e n . 'opens his^ door and" says' trot :iv; ' 1 ?~haps"fae~arrcady Tttr<- *VLv? to Waverly and softie- or.c i*et in want;"?\- to.*-' lv. -oppcsi* ? d??*ee. ~? tion.e YJ-v? --1 a!?11-'-of IV ' , way V'di '".is 11. i ? , S' ;'?! ; he brerV dew... "r . i i.r - . ' . ' 1 ~?home wvic.?^^ - ' There aiv rniuifth?*?.< . i ..?~ ? for each'one-tt>--pU4i- "?|. , headed a certain fiin < t n: ! ?headed for Colonial 1 ^ and i. ?rvassentrers for out there Hn -N?i?? right to pick up some oho thai y. .ui to the Union Station or -Jlidgev.Wd . : ' ?; There so many people plaining about some the dviy ersv'.: T rying them all over town. r~" ~ 3rd. . Some of tjpeso rlriviu>' nee; "to clean itjemVelveiT up. man public should look a little better. V.i.'h driving than, a man that hm. L.t-r digging in a ditch oi\ working i;, ;i garage. -??- ; / ? y Some drivers come out o.i> Sun. . day^morning with clothes tli:;t. -like they are going'to "some place n labor. Our lady folks stand pn the corner and refuse to ride with so many of the drivers because of their !!. pearance. * . , . ^_^Again some people want the diiPers to carry thenvjUlJDOinfft 7/T7.T leys too bad to wnlk, much lor a mr, and they sit in ihe car and stay rigid there, and if the driver .shoubl go in there and puncture a thy.: he hnsn'i trade a penny. ?? ca. v. > wu picaoc uv/ iiwt uioiDt un nip til iv er to go in those kind of places A"nd again, some people think a jitney ought to drive up To their / house, wait on them imti) they finish dressing and carry them across town jt for a dime; when you are supposed to come out and catch them for a dime. Should you call him to come to your house at a certain time, you Greenviiie Kews r .Nell ftuaiW, ^i,"itio f> Diuh'atfl, X.. ;"i -tu-id* J ni}:!tv v. '.'.V an.' ' ? tM'itttV .in *\vl::r.l-o-.lutv ' ?? '* i?iO- Pfyrst" hisprviirit-; an I . I.V r.:'s- JC.ll l? CV? T gtVi'l I* in"- \i.i.:-; CitV. ?3T? P ' y. .< i c-!?~'-v 1>I' lu'i." 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Aiexuliddr and chil t Jioiico- and EJizu, .lefty Suridaj ,.: y ior New iork Ctyjt ' *' 7? . uiy sea Simpson was serioush , M>-, ..n.tv.hne MSti Wo hope h< jimi 'Mrs. T. F.' Owens, Missel w v.koi and Josephine Edward: . ... ,i liio association at Lovelj L'.iyC.h'.iiiii.?^ yy-?? tailiey lthodes, Catherini w.'i..:...,..Luikclt, Inez Funches ;:nos iilla Flinches, Lizzie Wilks c . .vi L ?- (rnrdon ..Utondod the rami 1 !' ! r? i po> t. ' The , nioetinfe . -v y: 1i resting. . h' Tholnia Hampton has movei ' .; no-.v home on Williams St! , Vvio.ii iji Branchville stop at Mrs ' 'i \flac Fle3saITE 11111, 'for liuani -"id. longing. ^ - hiy.fowfch-qnar - i iif'Ts-nco here Saturday ant i . Sunday; nitfht, with" a soulscrnon. . aiul .Mrs. Janles Gordon, Mr ~ ..-'Guidon and Miss Gladys Loc _1 fn.m Rowesvilie ,tt .'v ". ' r.V. ;sth School, Orarss'bui'KV t* . h .! vS-.'k. She is doing t\(/ i,'. i'. nninvs. who jlv v. *.h acres!, of" the >' ?f ?.tf ^v?f!|4^-,u?to he ji'a.-ineiy v ?*D </??- , r " 4 trr . . ."HM !)()> !.! i i ...ill? ' '. Si ' ' ..... U Divi i. , . lor th< . ihc.i So?ls o* Ay . ?ti I Uuugh i.f 4cii!saU,n. ' icy .were callet : is ih'e ' tirand Mastei rTcr".ff?"'si:;:i;.^l.' H sortife matters' rrrii.siiiri' several miiUers. thex u .i tviiijn:i'?.iry election ol ? . ^ < i>.v. U.g. .1...1 Harrison .'.:T;Ta. Slate CI rand Master - . ' . M. Howard of Darlington v.-at-.v^Mr. Moses Frederick .-i.rcr and Mr.M. 11. Smitl . ^ l : \ iile,' S'-aie Vice Master .r .'. 'n h we closed with a loving .> to meet again1 in the near : . r . (JiodKij- .16th >\vaS another ay .r Saiv' Mill Baptist Church, i i< s. ( ., Rev. J. J. Harri.a \ . There was a big roily, iv.e of the names of the ? .\ 'eh ran' highest; while all of i i evecodingly well: Rev. J". -L 1' Mr. A. C. Lamb ' . ; ..IV. '1 Ivi>:mis~Jntjfc>as, 107.00; \V. Derfs ",$16.7.00- Total 7 7 7 7y Or-,. imr ir.en, $C2?7T2: : i c- -i i :-i <if the clubs ran from : -inil witli nil rtf thp \ ~ ;hai .wws raistid during' the ? : '1 i V."H < r. Oe iny* friends?,- both o'i r d. vespimded so > k.'l.'thjr us-put Over this^reat _ r .1. FlaeviO"OFrtTuTiiy""kn??\vs w rO 'e <n'oRt?y.-'.' ?r ii.YL jvSHlilG N15i. , Tr ; 7 .Iil1 : :-! mill OTTTT t- --. .Ovh Baptist Chu.vii . :?d, ; ~?-?1?i-. [. ,i! i.. i..... .. i.;' -> . ' i. . !mv to . oW Uev, VOv ?!' ' '' I' iI ...littist U-; V. it* i' V,~\ ( . ?.l 1 l>|)okt jo< I,, ' :?> Yiilmfr of AVe a"c ' . ;.? .tuligrhted -in!; 11; < m -hi.)-with-iH : :l. !-^ pmiit > -in uverjr effort r t- Ofiv? what sht >Ni l<c." ; ; ' .. . Z! n Daptis.t tjhurch with its < i :?Tk.i I | i:>toi', Uev. Morris, will v .. . grigs, of nit'ttinjrs, beginning r I?i:b . ilnil running throughv.-cek: ; . ....... ist\. ;>iiv: cnurcn is Kepi line with ts wonderful .. : L'I"_1^lJuio1 and soul-stijrrinjr re. .^s-Worship. . " lr\ nuipber of Batesburg's ;vH< n.k<l thc> service at .? jiio, S. ('. Sunday, October 16th ' \ynews th(. dedication of St. Mat.,hi'-.v.v Church, with Rev. Gilliam as fTTTtn rnrWTuTTs is Improving :il'U v being sick ,since March. .j, bVOtiri'v yvas sccn. }n town 'last week. ' ; . Ali\. A. Singleton "Began work * Iter in the "^ecsville (graded School Man day, October lGth.^Wd ! v, vi, f?,j> her u successful trem. r?v.. k'l'ii' iimi it(v. a. jr~Hgpktft j-( :v the jfww-ts of - the Batesburf* pi'' "Ti School Moht'ay. Wo ayji pleased to know that Pfof. 1 :iivan feels at home since he knov. end learning more of the pa_ | rents of thi9 city. ..... . , , ' j ii ifjfcii it' or ? , _ ? . ???K - i. STTO LEADER 'i Miss Ada Jefferson,,a city sch6ol r teacher, was very ill at her home on- ' ' i Spring St., but is much better lo the - delight of her many friends, s Mrs. Samuel 7TT Collier is still at the! ? bedside of her"mother in Williamston. Messrs. James Ramey and James t Robinson are sick at their homes~rm ~ Secession Avenue. . ' We are sorry to. toy that Mastei ' Thomas Lewis Wade is sick a*, his hc*mo oil ""Vhitehall St.. IIis many friends hope fo? Tvim an early \.~ L jory.?; 1 H Mir. Philip Burch from Hot Springs, Arkansas is home to the' delignt of h's ivyu.y -friends. He is voi.y much ^ ihijrrox ed.' We hope he will;coiftioue ~ to get well. r-" - v? J - . ?:au; r ?M< ssrs Ciiv.on and Lau rent o Brinvi , John T. Nance, R! L. Pullens and Mu: > others attended the fair in Greenwood Ren F- thQ tV" _ _ ~ ' :? ? -ftps r- ?arr. Bbnic Brown, the cmcieni nre ~~ I . , Mus knocker at the Seaboard Air Line railway shops for a numbe.of years, V left on th0 13th-to-.\4s& relatives friends in Pittsburg, Pa., and other ^ , he will stop in Knoxville, Tenn. Wo 1 u__. . ,1 ... Bes uu^ie mr mm. a_very-pieasam. trip? 4 We Messrs. Jeter Jenkins and Earl/ -Res Johnson motored to Greenwood on the Mu'i l.'lth on business. - ' We ~ Mws. Bailie Taylor received ?.i tele- -ttt) We v yt'hm from Chicagi 111, last week in .?; n..n : her of the ueath- of . her sisi 'CMnv/Nina Grillin. who died last .n I . ? F?c n (j/: tyrdav. Friends in Abbeville and. , , ivSewhvV,' extend their sincere syhi- ,, > *'.- i Iki - | ?uliy vo-the Tniniiy'in f""1'.4;/' ! / ' **~ of grief' and s rrOw. thr ugh y. hiei. I tliev are passing. \ <);( Mrs. Sadie Miller and. family left 11;( ^ -last Saturday Tor Washington, I). C. l ( ; to n.uke their home. FrTeruTs here ^ t. sineeraly regret to see thein leave, f>:( 1 but Mistr^them much "success in the 7:.' f "Capitol City.- j Mi^s Azaleej .WTnite left last Friday r ' f?r Lattii, "S, C., tr resume her work i as a _teacher. in tfje giuded school of h that town. . _ ?_ . ; Mr- Will Skunks, the fireman at the Ahhevilip Mills fni. o ininf ' , period of time, left last Friday with ^ > a company of men for Washington, ()_( . D. C. Mr. Shanks will" be greatly : missed in the lodge and community. Miss Ruth Butler is sick at her ' home on Branch St.; due to an au ' tomobile wreck which she was in.sev- ,8^ , eral days ago. Her friends hope for 9 her a speedy recovery. . Q ' Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Dorsey on Haig- o ler St., motored to Gainesville, CJ5I ? last-week -And attended the funeral of a - Mr. Dorsey's sister, Mrs. Onie Dorsey 9 Okeley. 8 " Mbssrs. N. J. Butter, Jr.,'George'ijr^ Curry* ancDMarion Waterman motored ? " to Ahhevil.le?fxnni_iiiate College last "5^7 .Saturday and spertt until Sunday with . home ppgplft. Mr. R.. II. McCaslan of Grtrmrillo, $ - enmc down lunt Saturday niffht ami -1? ei', Mrs. Sallies Washingtop. . ? Mists Wilhelmepia Jones came down - front Hemic rsonvillt, N-: for a virit to'1wr~grandfathc.\ Mr. Yancy* Reicl X on Camhrldge St. - .1 1 * Mr. K? i)som Fair- has been sick for y .i : pr.3?. few month's at his home on y Jranc'a St., but'he is much better to -X . 1 ir jh-hi nf his mnoy'..friends ol_:-r this city. ' > -J'; '? L Mr-.?.Udrn 'JV Nance rh?; >"c' 21. -' ? Cp rmick fast > 'day, and car friend Miss Lucy Klla Dqvcmux.. Mi.- , Deveaux [s a teacher in the graded X e school of that city. . X k Messrs. M. J. Butler and G. LI. Finley motored to Hodges last Sunday - afternoon urid spent a few hours with -^1 Mr. and Mrs. M. 1). Butler and fami. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles \Vinkf;eldT Mesdames Nina Moseley and 0. 4m - J. Gray motored to Augustu, Ga. last Sunday and spent the da.y. They reported a lovely trip. : Kldcr _W. F. Rice of GreanjiilltvJiiC-, __ presiding elder of the Greenwood Dis" trict, Aras seen cm-the- streets of Ahu : 11 o ? A 1!? ?: * uuviiie mist oaturuay nigm. . - - Church News. Rev. P. M. Gary filled his pulpit last, I I Sunday morning. His sermon was I full of the spirit and was inspiring I j Our presiding elder, Dr. B. J. numsey I preached for us last Sunday ngiht. I His sermon was enjoyed by ?u!l that ? " were present. He held his lasl quar- " Tterly conference last Monday, which I waS quite a success. The A. ('. I N League had quite an interesting meet- I ing last Sunday evening. We an -B having a bazaar thls^Wfcek at St. 'I James A. M. K. Church. Rev. S. J. Cowan, pastor of Cnace I "Chapel At Mv-St -Chureh, preached I at ?ion Holy Church last Sunday eve 9 _ ning. * ' ' i i F Union -Baptist Church hold quite I a successful meeting on tie 12th. And ? the Ten Cbmmandmon** wore preach- I v.1" ""V ; i- 1 r ' -1 wr r??????? h?-PROGRAM I he Most Worshiptul Palme Free and Accepted Ancic Masons (if South Ci Columbia. S. C. OCTOBER 24?27, MONDAY 12:00 M.?Opening of Grand 1 50"?Remarks by Grand Master and Grand: . Appointing of committees. Adjournment )U?Reassembly. Routine' Work. :00?Adjourn. 7:30?INFORMAL OPE as. ' .. ecu t ion.??^ ' : ile?Masojiic Bund. narks - &_ - AH.Ir..^ nn-hohalf H. >ic _ __ - ?Iconic address on behalf of the Statu ? i._..__.His Excellenc: pongL. - / . ? ?^ '...?.... sic ponse Iconic'on behalf of Fraternal Orders -- ---ponse . ^ .. _ ... IT132C sic . ; Iconic on behalf of the Masonic Lodges of t ponse (come on behalf of the Heroines of Jericho. ponse .. ? - A sic. ' rTt ?- J.: narks."^jji tii-apd Master..,.. 1. . , narks by Moat Ancient Matron*"_. o.-lietion. ' ' . ' ? / ~ 7 TUESDAY A. M.^Reassonihlv. Reports'oontiniied. hu-Joint session. Grand Officers' reports. >0?Adjournment. ?i\t-asscmDiy. Routine and reports.^ 10?Adjournment. ' 50?Annual Sermon. Announcements. Benediction. * ~ ~ WEDNESDAY iU A. M.?Reassembling. Reports concludi ) I\ M.?Adjournment. *? )0--Grand Parade. "j~ " . ' ' >0?Higher Degree. Work. THURSDAY )0-A. M.;?Installing of Offices.4, )0?Disbursements. )0?-('losing of Grand Lpdge and Grand C Poro Beauty Hair Culture, Facial Messaging, Mani MMES. LYLES, HOUSTON I. S. Leevy's Depart 1131 Washington Street vvvvvvuuuuuuuuwoooao Department "1131 Washington St. -Big Line of Clothing For MenH ren. Boys Suits A Specialty. Prv Goods. Shops. .Connected with ?ur store is: Shop', Barber Shop and Beauty Sh We are not selling Race Pride. rang** w#? ran ?flll Rotter fnr l o?i PINCKNETS FUNE1 UNDERTAKER AND LICENS1 ~ OF SOUTH CAROLINA 6 s fek \ - - Ofhce Phone 6707 * Be lOOft WASHINGTON ST.. 'inckney's Sanitary BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY. FOR YOURSELF . .L . i . i Saturady, Oct. 192?. mp - ' iVl rj?_?i?aj. ? jj tto Grawd tiOdge int York Rite . irolina . " >r * t .* " 1927 Ancient Matron. ,'..M,;v.i ;. . y< - . * NING . . u . . . i . # _____ Master of . Ceremonies anor. the Mayor, -Owens Dw.'Ai B Hnwart1, 1),, ft ...-a i Mosonic Band ^ Governor,jIohn.G. Richards v, Prof. S- ?. Simmons 1"Choir Eev..J. C. White I ___'oRev. J. W. Boykin i; i Mr J. TT T.cwIP ,-X - S. Morgan,. Esq. . hei|city___'__ Mr. E. R. Lewis -Rev. W. B. Coleman Mrs. Anna Garrett . Prof. T. H. Pincknoy Miss N. A. McQueen ' . 1 . ?*? V?J ?--v/" ! v m ed. . M . ." T* ~ T - * * ' * '/ ; " ' ourt. *- ? i ^WJ''0'^WJ<*WWWWWWWWJ?* "^WJi/WW 1^ Shop 1 curing, Hair Bobbing 5 I fc DENDY ment Store Ev\;"l _ Store | Phone 7567 f omen-ancl Mllllnpry^ -1: First Clas&: Tailor op fo? Women. ;; Buy from US be- ; ^? . . l ' ' *" J; ^ ", RAL HOME * ED EMBALMER c GEORGIA * A 1 Cars and Funeral Equipment -?; T Boodaithe Beit" stter than the Rest id Prices Less ES Y J U? ? * : 0T ICE ^ - : tidcnct Pluma-17IA COLUMBIA, 8. C. Barbershop COMB AND 8BB II ?- Zl^ i:, Hin^?.irM * VA