The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 19, 1927, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
1 " f , ' '.
f. Saturday, November 19, 1927.
1 {- , DK. 11AA LOli i.\ CHAKLESTOxN,* l
At thy soIicitutumyiL-DtT"3T~C7 Dun- '
hfiiy in-?ftrrrnTTriihw. to Charleston
October luUi -and began one of the
gloaiiai meetings that wo have held
_? '-y-m ^rrS"Vh\;reii tor quite a white. We
: lty.tiu.ni1. iia^ ior as one ol the safest '
ami aounUist .gos.pel preachers in our
S,uuc. x tie stmnuns delivered by him
- \vei'e short and ppinted., 'i'hey were
f inaae so plum that the, way-faring
man, thmig-n. ti tool, could understand.
1 he meeting .\vas,\yeli attended all
' * Die week mid- the .entire church seetn.
tvl",to BC binciuied and tile pastor
Kitaily helped.. \\ o had 27 coiuuats
. - - ? ;r* " V ? 1 * *" =
, ' during. 4piia meeting.
' . ; Sunday morning Dr. Baylor delivered
the btlv aiiniveisarv sermon of
Dr.; in in I'm r s pastorate, . which Was
\\iy SU'ongjinu instrui tive.. On Sunday
morning, iNoveniberdtlTh ^ ^httlO
o'clock.-Dr. Baylyr prcachcurjtiro?me.
nioirict'i selnvon of the members who ^
j died during -the iyicio'd from November
jh^'j to xov(;lwber 1'j27, . lie took '
hs his,text 5I5K b:17, "They shall be
Thine* sauhtTio Lord, in the day when'
1 make up tnyje\yels.lLj-Thr^se'J"as
the vv<i.aU?i'elt. pruUiL to. know L
t tfiatt' we w.cie or could be jewels of ;
LLtd ?i?any unp'lhc?apeiikei srr~
foteibly pictured it that any one who
has ever l'e'lt the power of God be_j
" " lived: hiiiiSclf to be God's jewel. The
" spirr- v.mj Yelt in Morris Street 13ap.- |
' . ? vi;?v viiuix'ii. mis nay.
s|. *
' At i:Ot)-P. Hi. the unveiling of a,
. . tablet eroded It. the memory of the j
late Doctor Randolph Kemp, D. D., j
* pA-tur ,and'-builder. took place At this
time. At this service l)r. Baylor wus .
the 'principle speaker. He?gave Us
" a brief history of J)r. Kemp's life as
' preacher, pastor and of the many
*' > - f" nth r.workcommendable of him dur. ,
' ijhif- -hi?" 'sojourn in South Carolina."
Dr. P.avbtr- ils'M] fiS aidxt^-Proverba 7
*; lOtT, " ThOf-^Ie+nory op the- .just is
West lutf-Tii,'. name?of the wicked
f' * slf.ll rot." -I'his service was well at
- ' 1 tu ili'.l illld the neonio of Charleston
' . sliowed their appreciation-of the work
";v Dr. Kemp did -among them. Dr. Dun_ i-> '
bar has laid the example for- all of,
' ~ * the churches f 11 roughout the State.
'* ; Ho can><> hero live years ago and did i
-? nw huii'/f.r Hie faults *.md mistake3j_
~ " ,n- * "r of iTi - pi odeccrsor. hut wont" to work*
f :tVid t'ni(l**oiT sill. thc, debts, which were
: : many, and turned his whole attention
" ^ to the' buihbpg up of the member.
~"7~ ' sTiip -by i oiling toge'dun- the scattered !
shjep who hud: rayed? ofF during the i
"Mllhes-s.'of I)r. Kenip, We are proudj
: of. the. fact that .we have wbroadhcart.
. * <' . T| :i
*'* ? virnsUan gcntlcmi\n;\qn able gos. j
|>el:pVi'yeher, who strives day by day j
V \u-te;adl-W the way of the Lord-more:
* perfect.:?-11-, f-?r"' ? ]
V ' ' The nn vi iiTjr~~c;osjo dg SulTdny "Tlight |"
with 'J aptism. I).r. Baylor had the ;
.. ' opportunity, of preaching to a crowded
' Kov?VriTi"?<r to' say'that Morris Street
\v;vs OiV-Ui'od nicans luindrcd.?, for the
" ' etfiiico" Fp "the largest, most commod .
ions ami artist ic-huild|ny pn this side
c-C the MHson and Dixon line. Dr
' Baylor preadvd- the lnptismal ser.'g
??? hvii ' fj -Oil?l.' a i;iiia?G:-l, "Thrrefoiv .
^ we al e 'buried .with him by Baptism t
to ?'t-ath; that like as Christ was
raised .up from 'he dead by the glory
? . * of the Father even so we also should
? life." ; yz sl:rvTi
oa closed with a'< warm"
' -if.' 1 " ' ' - 1 " " *
? Tv* ... . ' ',
d. The ,
* *? 1,: __ *
w| Pastry Shop ^
*?; .'. SOMETHING NEW .'.
'.* ?*'. ' 1114 HAMPTON AVE.
- ;:.j. . ^,.rv > v v ; _ t > -.'*v'
IRA
R /
I COMFOl
i~ECONC
- J ? ~ Q A
.... " , - --^-v
I"1?1 Reduced F
I ; Fares for >
. * . Ask TicE
M- 'y
Is OUT
1 RAILWA'
shaking of hands and "coxae again Dr.
Baylor" was heard on every side, more
especially was this emphasized by
the pastor. We did our best to sat. K
i6iy our pastor and we believe that C
we did, tor he suid our gifts made l
him very happy. The total collection 1 p
was $b03.36. | h
NEWS a
It has been.sometime since you have ti
had any newsf rum us but we are still o
on the map. h
Some of fehe farmers are still busy w
sowing oats'. It 'has been dry and ^
most of them , ate behind in planting j,
their grain.Sunday*
^le 13th.-was a bUsy day at
Red Ilill Baptist Church. The j p
Sunday School attendance was good, j
......11 I nuMininiv tua*A 1
nr? ^
conducted by the pastor, who recent- g
ly returned from the Pee Dee Asso- ^
ciution, which convened at the Mount ^
Olive -Baptist Church at Mulllns, S. p
C. "Rev." Jenkins is also pastor oi this -fc<
L'hUI'l'll. 1 1 . 1 1 ?
He- reports the association held one jj
of the best sessions he has ever atr
tended. ^
Several have answered the call since y
you heard from us. The Hon. L. C. ^
Seottref Eastovcr- passed away on tho
30th of last month. Funeral services j
were _ conductcd by hts:~pastor> Reyv ~
Portr.r from the Mt. Zion Baptist ^
Church of which Mr. Scott was an ^
officer..
A well arranged program was car- ^
ried out with Prof. C. G. Garrett of 'e
Columbia acting as master of cere- ^
monies. '?>
The host of relatives that met to ^
pay their last tribute of respect and r,
the mound of beautiful flexweps that ^
poVfehed the irrnva besnoke of the
C , -T- ,,
worth and high esteem of the da.
ceased. j
The family has the deepest sympa- p
thy in their ; *
On NovemberVth Miss Rachel Rey- j
nolds crossed the bar. She had been y
in. poor health for several mShths. ,.(
She was o member of the second Galrieral
services were conducted from the t)
diis, ,S. G i her original church. * f,
Rev, J. \V7 Neal, pastor was assist- n
ed by Rev. C. H. Brown, pastor of c)
Second Calvary and Rev. W. T. Simmons.
^ ' u
Miss Reynolds completed the nor- e<
mal course at Alton University sev- -r
tyaLyears agg._ To know -her was to
lovo hr-r. We sympathize with the fam ^
iy. in their sorrow. j,
Mrs. Carrie W. Bobo left for Spar- tJ
tariburg, S. 0. on the 10th to begirt- g
h'.-r- school work. Mrs. Lula Single- g
ton Jones formerly of Columbia, but
now of Atlanta Ga., is her assistant, g
A short program was rendered at y,
the graded school on Armistice- Day. q
Trof. Winston, the magician, gave t(
an 0ntertainmept at the graded school
on. the evening of the 14th. ^
~ ^ + 3"n"1"^
S]
WANTED?Temporary or perma- ^
nent position jis._Jfaok-keeper. Have
had sever? years' experience in bookkeeping
and general office work. b
.Apply t<*?^ ?
121-frTIeidt ist/ -^fWumbia, S; ft
^4iap<XMXM'MXMS^MX^n'^!HXM!HXMXMK' o
' '. . ' | C
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Rolls X b
H Pies daily. . ' | t
ill Appreciate Your Business X
_ g A
MRS. SOPHIE REIDLINCER nChnrge X S
A/EL t;
... p
by ' '
VI N
e
STABLE ;
>MICAL
F?~ T
lound Trip - |s
ihort Trips L
ft Agentg " j?
HER 1ST I
r SYSTEM r
'J'
^ '
THR PALMICTTO I
!.,! . I m m
? ifcunberg News ;- rr
i_ ?^ -j i'ee
: Tl > ' Iuiujj
? I***1
Mr. Henry Staley ol* Denmark," br i?-e
i. and Miob FloaaieMcMichuel of \V.. -en
laiiroad Avenue, thi's city, were hap. %m
lily aimed in hyly matrimony ul me?rrrrrri
lOine of the bride Wednesday eve.
ing at ti o'clock, ltev, li. C. JucKaoiv ]li;
asior of Mt. Curtail t?l, D. Church Mrs.
nd1 the bride's pa&ior olhciuted. Da^k
The couph. left on the* C^dU train Vouil
he tJamc opening for Columbia and ,-.uv.
thcr "ijK?intfll wKer0 they sp.ent their Airs,
uneymopn. \ / .m,! I
Fo^ .the prpaSwf Mr. nn.l A1 ? >>. St.nliy ^4+
r:ll I ' ?I_-- Vl -
'in ii.uivi; tuvii uuuig wini iUi's. iMixyy
lcMichael, the bride's mother o" W- i's-.ri'j
Lailroad Avenue. I
Quite a number of local citizens
isited the Orangeburg County Col '!>A 1
red l1 air lust~v?*eeR, 'i lie eit^ rohrrurt'
chool gave holiday Thursday, I'roi.
iekenbackei' wiitrhis teaching .stall
pent tlie day in Orangeburg on . the
air grounds, \vhile the Frasicr A'cude-1
ly.gavo-Friday, Arhhirtiee Day. The:,.^K
rusjer teachers and 3everalV,iidi'nt:i !
3olC the legal holiday i'n Oianv/nnre ' ' a
ttending. the AUen-Claflin- game al
he fair. ' f.
The Bamberg County Colored teach: ' h
r's asbui'lniion mat-led the ll'dr-hvo ,]
ear with .a,very interesting session in 1
he Frasicr school auditorium Friday,
iovembcr 11th at 4:0U I\ il. Prof. . 'V'
. E. Blanton, principal of Vdorheerf ' ns f
^ unanimously-elected to succeed'
i nine If over his protest.?In fact ?.ui "" ^
li(?ters were elected or re-elected with- ' IK0ut
opposition-as' 'follow's: MisS^M.- U.% 1 "
happelle secretary; Frof. il. A. ilen J ' :'n
fee# -treasurer; Pro*. R. C, Ricken^ ;1
acker, first vice president; Airs'. Al. .
. Robinson, second. vice, president.'
i connnitteg. was appointed to ar.' 'K> M
unge for fields, day in the early l;0'1 '
printr with Rev. T. R. Rnhins.m,
hairman associated' with him aro_^_li! '
I6V. W.\W. Chappelle,' Mrs. Ursula t,T1"
o'hnson, Rev. M. C. H. lfillard, l'rof.
'. J. Davis and others J. ho, ?'>o
iation adjourned to meet again on
re-third -Friday ill llpieniher :it ih.- i '7'ls
oorhees school. Mrs. Heywood John- Inust
an -wus named chairman ol* the nro." ^ *
ram committee for the association.
"Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bnrtely en i 1M,st'
;rtained in htmcrr 0f Mr mid Met ' *
fenry Stalcy Monday. evening lhst -1'
rom 8, to 10 P. M. yuile a large ,zu\ '
umber of guests -were present' to u>:i *
njoy the evening. " ' . ntote
The cozy J.ittle cottage was most ; ?'"'t
eautifully and artistiiulfy decora
J with a variety of perfectly blend v
ig shades and flowers of the season. v-'-uto'
osteins jiispatching the domestic .a!'-. ('n
airs <and almost at the same lime 1
iking activ^ part in the many tonus
f amusement. More thail throe'score
uests were-served.
Mr. H. D. Walker, of Johnson
mith University, Charlotte, X. C., 1 ,l'n<
lr. Herman Dixon and Mr. Row., of ~1''
irangeburg, & G.,-. wcrc recent visi_ ,*
>rs here. inter*
Miss C'. IlemmingwHy ami Mrs. M. UH..
Robinson of the Frasier tfchOo]#. '
pent the Week-end in St. Matthew^,
nd Sumfer respectively. :
The moving picture presented Mom ') !i
ay night in the'Frasier auditorium
. * : y-;'" ' v. vTW
y representatives of the Vooi'hecs
chool was enjoyed by a _syltntiid--lr'cn^:
uitiwvi ui ji uuiig- pcupiv* H U ilJ IT j A\L1"
>oking for their early return. gagei
Rev1. J. M. MTller. D. 1)'.^ president i hr. 4
f Emerson Institute, Bluckville, S. here.
will preach for the ZTon Ilill Pros-, Mr
yterian Church in the Frasier audi ;_Circei
orium Sunday morning at 11:13. To
At 7:00 P. M. the pastor, Rev. T.' ,na :
i. Robinson,-will preach from the seriui
ubject "The World's Seven Greatest make
Vondcrs". The friends and public rules
re cordially invited to worship with paj cj
SL ' |your
The new suUsTrbk'rs IS The Leader <;-,0
his week are: Mr. James Berry, "So-j
iety A venues and Mr. Glen me Green, i
Rev. E. M. S. E.iir, of Otulty 'Hill,!
n etsivinn' onvmAM .TLA^I. *
* VMVIIVU U Oil tl lllg OV1 lliUU <11 X Hcl l-I l\ . I)V
ul Sunday morning last. Everybody
/as inspired.
* The
CHERAw news . I (
???? ?' 1 - ' I All n
Dr. W. S. Thompson^ District Sup The/
rintcndent of the Beniic I tsvi 11a D i s> | t,'!.....
riet, preached a noble sermon Sun.
ay night nt Wesley M. E. C.Vvurvh. r-> -.r
V'e are always glad-to -hear htrffT^"tev.
A.?Mack of Bennettsvilli' v;i?' j;.-,
lso present. ? j?-'-- -f'The
Mr. C. AT, UtisVfnr. nrh? wan ro ."v ;
orted sick last week, departed Ibis ah
ife Sunday night, November fith at Voice
^ades.boro, N. C. at the hospiul. Hc q
/as confined only n few days bofoto j
o anjft-'ered the call of death. ' tv?^ His
(fbath was a shock to the com i
junity, State and .county. ITc \vn.-' V
useful young man in his town and Thou
tnte. Ouf ""honrf-felt gwmpn>hy -Li?: ^
xtendg'lia tftg tt-'rcnv^l tomny in - a^T'
heir snd hours of pain an4 sorrow. I - v
[a was-connected with gcvciul frh. 1 o v
ai*na? organizations. - 1 Th<t T
The "arffest crowd of people that has ' n
ver gaTHered in CheraW to-p?y the!
ist tribute of respect to a friend was I "
J - k ~. *'
EADER - " . "
"TTtuuiiMTay, November Uth al cu
iJce iiuiniat Cnuryh, where the <3
ui actvn.cs Were conducted. >o
V Cj. ;W?* Long WU3 'UlUalCl* oi Qf
10.UCS. j '9
\.us buried with Elks and Py ?
. i.ciHjto. tjie norai tributes were ^
r and beaut u'ul. . . " ' a
lorubs to jnourn his loss, u wife, <3
A. Al. iiyskuw; mother Mrs. M, <S
i \ *">?$ n
cw; brotney Mr. W. liuskew yi' X .
oS.owu, Ohio; .sisters,"* Mrs. li. '.8
vis, Maty Husky w-oi' New York, S
Gallic .liuskew ol' Pittsburgh, Pa. Q
rh.uat' ofTeluUvcs and ~f rTchtls. 0
... Martha i'icmjrritiK, whir lias
011 die sick list for several weeks ?
Oia'hiug her'health. '
v. N. T. Brown was culled to >
he Mmday on aecqunt of the &
bl' hialtfatherl - J.
Greenville News |
V l-e^n its second months oh f
ay of this weak. Classes are f
.Monday, Wednesday and Fiv ?
n xchts,- !'C;rinnintr at 7:an m _i_
. 'i i'0?*Si h()nl \v:U Ith ....... ..+...1 "3
; ? j.
ix month It i'-j not too lute to 'jj
' : li -l v.. it. i'rozovant, y
;i incipal^ in an iniervieHv Mon jj
^rhTTnging-classes from Tick X
nd Crohpvillu counties appeared
ITtU 'The ^yTTir^'hoatley Con. ~
r-,.??1? ??V?
K. II. Williatns, a prominent wo- {
of this city, is out at,nin follow. .j!
ir indisposition of several weeks. X
Melvin Aiken of Asheville, X
t spent (hp past week here ak |t*~
nest of his brother, Mr. Ozie Ai- {
m^V;yd,la\y St. .laf,t early .j!
v.JHcyfor Due W)Ut. where he !?!
;isi|t other relatives and friends. X
- educallunal campaign of the
2e Baptist Association began. { .
qy \nvnnilnr 1 HI) and Will ter ~ X
Le on Thanksgiving Day. Two X
an 1 dollars is the goal. We Y
make this the greatest rally in v*
dstory of thp association. Our II
1 is in dire, need of help. Wo ^
make this drive a financial sue J
i (..- ( nvrcnt' e\pr>TP?flg flhd hon/l =1 =
"bn We arc asking each citi. J
if this city and county, regard.. M
)t' yixcc or creed to pay $1.00 or i
in this eiro^t. Please pay to J"
collector or mail direct to Mr. J
, ( .icippelle, treasurer^' Green j
C.; itev. C.. F. Gandy, mod. 1 .
i'; Prut*. J. A. Tobert, chairman, 1
K. C. Murray, secretary. _
last Sunday- Rev. . D, P. Ad_ ,-r
[uoached a'vei y. int'ereslHiV ser- r:;L
Alien Temple Church. The t
:i;; discourse was delivered-by {
u;ng Elder, J. W,. Douglass, who J
as atheme, "A Man Without u
o," proved highly- spirit i
'Thy- Sunday 'School session was s
red .by. u Yfcry pains taking and \
ivo review Jjy M*s. M. M. Cal J
The A. C. E. League service ]
i!3o quite interesting;' jo
'last "Friday nightlShrs. Bertha, 5^
, Logan St. entertained with t*
' _ r * ? -J ? ? _
jjylay party.; A number of; <?
!.. \',ere present and" a fnje-time < >
had" by all. Delicious refresh- i!
s were served*
j. T. 'Robinson, who Jw=-en_ ' < >
1 in work at Newberry, spent !?.
iast week-end with hi&-_?amily ] J?
\
? * *
. James Fisher motored to "
' y
livood last Monday. f
'hose who are doing their Christ- ?
shopping early; a one year's subtion'lo
The Palmetto Leader will '
an ideal yuletide gift. The ' _
aVo very. ren^onabln^and the *
l- is one of the best in the nation.
sevihe will call on you within__;_
ic::t few ottys. -??
IN ME.MOItlAM
memory of Marion E. Weston, '
fell, asleep November 17, 1924.
East flushed with the breath
if.dawn, "
ntutr ?'tis morn, 1
sun is rising far away, , I
L-;t pitftihl to -greet, -the day. ]
are singing far "and near; <
fcriqn,. old pal, .lho"-?rt- Vipxil ? ??^
!Wr oft West is tinted with red,
day i;} dyjnfe 'tis almost .dead;*
;>v(> add softly tfiellowor's close, J, i
aturp ntrtv.bwginw to doao{ j
s I hoar from the Jasper wall,, ^
riovi; 'tis' thee. thc angola called, I 1 ~
* ^
ilnrs are falling far up abovo,
light or>d the moonbeams whis-i {"
t r Co<l is love, ???r -?-J?jart
passed'through the golden! J
I !tm left outride to watch and T
! L
nV?on. oh? ^nl, thou art ponr,
shall sre thro apain at tfTe hurst }
4 dawn. 7 1
i
A FRIEND.
111 ninin imi iifi II TiiUn ni
-? "?y -r-- " " i ??-?
T 2^=--V-*t : * ' . V
' *
K?4AO vA?-?.O.O.c.C ::
Over JcO ^ tars 1'ruclkai O
^iixperu'ry.-y
Repairing & Rebuilding >
T YPEW RITEKS | T(
~ ?Of All Muk<!& ., 77
1 f-*'
Special Attention to out- ^
of-town work. "* ,
. ' v >7X '
New & Rebuilt Typewi iters
iorWVLI; . ; J;
(Wli Mi* Term's. . ??
TVi'i.w lei' i:i: ITvrft a.\t, e is
Lady Sf. Cotun'.i'.ijjj S. C. f;|'
OOO^OOOC4 C" t"!1*"'-t1*; ' ^
. ; ||||
Mdl S COiGG St
Prices ctl other repaii i
?, PHONIC fiP .sO
W*?.^e*W?_
1 1 16-1 1 'k&i H,
! I, *'' ' *^" *" V
?*? r i r*? I'h'I
Regal Dri
7 When T he Doctor-Cal
- Experience anrl tjiu'lei'iitaiVding cpe
accurate^ i'T'l pi I tr 1111 iy,-Alvva;
^ iniJ^V V ,1 - I 1 ^ '?r
' ' "elector' anci. '(.ur
WE CALL.TOAJ> D DEU
-7 ANY WHINE IN
- ^ lELEPKCN
1121 Washington St.
*? % *? % *? ?* ,% ,% ,%,%,%,%,%
??qjMfcj?q./.^w.u3r<v? -i
t?voab <*>o obo bobc-oc--* ? > r- >oo.ob o
We Stand Back c
V.- " ; '
WE use only 100 p< i pu
' ~ WE Have for your- personal
' three humlieel patterns-ar
P rices are reason ah 13' low
saci ifice-quaUty.
' Owen &
r :t 1
1 aiior
; 1117-WASH1NGTON ST.
oaP6oooooto>:?v--' o
> v > v_v
Office Phono SfC'7
;; JV J. FkKD
< Attornoj-at-Law and
.?Practice in -all Courts?
1111) Washington Street.
,y. ,v>, 4?^% t.44..
On Any
MEAD ^dfe*?
Bicycle I|3||^
whet t ier you buy fro'm mi JnV^^jn
your .Local Dealer or /iy iri\f ffl\vw \
from us directs ffjui\\\j/A M'Ytl
% 5ave*IOi0(o$250^ f\1
On Your BIcyc!o J i LA 11
Prices Frbm *2t"> Up
Getjfull particulars
coupon belo\v.y ujf
Sold On Approval lj \, r
Jays' actual riding'
est before sale is?|
(Vrite Today ivonVii'uoni/a
lame of nearest Mead Dealer.
; . OUT on THIS LIMF.
moac? cycie Co.. Chloaeo. J
Plpaso send full inforrxiation and name <
. ret. fixator r ?^4 ?
NmHA* . . '
Streei or >
P.O'.iioa '
1JS3
| Blot.
W.
. ... . w-1 111 ?ii
~~ PAGE THHKK
Lu'hiuiA'UED iMUslClAfl '
ED. F. DAVIS
.%o ' *?- "f- '
LA^h-PC- Of- All instruments
annony Lessons for Advanced
Al.io Arranging for 4.
... In.Arum.onts * :
i ?' _. * ' . * ' . _ j ? *
Ml'SIC "STUDIO'*?
' ' " ? .
II Uatrtwell SI. Phone 7380
COI't MiJtA, S~^~T"
' ''.'l*". """ " ' ' ^ ' I I III IMj
I*-** v !* *!? v *!* v !* v '! ! *!* ^ ??l.
^igppi
'AIRING feS
owed-Op $1.25 I
ng in Accordance ;* | "
hi st rttii ?| ampton
St, |
?"?* v v *1* *1* ?> *' ^
- - ^ -r ^
*> *> O ?t* ?** >*> *; > v *;?*;? .** ?* * > ?; ??**?"7?1?1
ig Store |
*r> ' ' . >
M : - ;; - " "rih\f
us to fit! fii^ prfscriphiin ' ..'
'f- l'"ri; yc.ui pnfscriplTff^r ~ t 7 1?; ?
iip^i iijn( / of our ' ~ .-?7-; ~ c
'-:iUi.-yPt ;___ - ! 1 ?_
VTR FRfSCRIFTICNS : ~~
I HE c j'rv 7
E 5507 . 7* | |
CoiumbiaT S. C7 ' 7
?^ ?y? . . ^
op:o.ac^o o OOC-doocooc^C?CED<?oo
_J * : " R .._
>f Our Word 4?
rc Wool-Fabrics * J
. select jch more than : j
:.d with all that, our " if'
. .To gg..lower would \ ' -fc.
Paul - - .
S . ' r; . I"; *
# ; : - PHONE' 6963 " /' j "
Residence Phone 6798 ^
. _ -J , ;. -J~*
EiilCK ^ ::
Notary Public. j=,t <>
w ! '
-S4*te- and Federal. fT"_ \ [
Columbia. S. C.'?
1 *
freeTrial
| GiiuT<rntmI. ? Lamps: ?-?-??
I wheels, equipment. .
J- iew?prices.-Send ho
i money.Lsethecoupon.
- HeadSSf?cSKj!r ?