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V / . t > Saturday, November 19, 192' 1 - * ?Hi Locals Ai w W'?'? ??? ? ? O Th|, many friends.. of ,\j J. yir.' KillihgswortFT, ~ H'r.'i,. vT,?i k with pleasure 'of Akeir rfctu'iu to. i . V' city uftcr a stay, ox eight months New York City. 'ihc?ioo.v i\:e" p ture of health "and Columbia 'comes them back. V- T * Mrs. \\ ilheimema III. Kununij ;; Mr. Jaiues Miuheli have iv.tui nVd. Nqw York City. Mrs. L. F. Locust of Lrufglly, S. spent the week eiui with iur -in band, Mr. S. .C.\ Lcciist. The relatives and friend- < f Phylles Hale are Clttivf 1- bv.cr i, being home again and tv"a. . . * . the doctor and nurses of 1 e ? Samaritan Hospital for tluir kin.i a courteous treatment. Mrs. .Henrietta Fr'Ost -Spiinn ! been very sick and is s<i , proving at this writiug.' 'She- :. a, r_, her father at odd Short.rat "Atc;-," -s?1 We aiu stMv u. .:~~ helm Weston, a s:uuenl a. iogw, 10 h?HH on in u-.i. i i . Mrs* ij. L. Owi'Hs is ;;; the account of hct. Hi nte;.;,. 11 ../ ..Mary I., Hampton, -knfti' iirrrmr? St. ... _ ??Jarties \\\'. Hopkins ol- tJJ Gervais St., lias es }u-i* l?.?;:.v gut Miss Estelly CiiVctuu, ami Mi^s. Ai Nelson of tircenvjije, S. C. MsSrs.-JHincs ?u\l .J(.s.sip cHu.t.a.n . phila_(iob?hjii. l';?v h,. lv.i i \t * Camdcin Stlridiiy. UTr- l'Kiooil, ;;;?' t guests of Misses l liynias.ua and i. s?Nse Boozer, which was really a sii prise to them. 'J typ .Mis, y.s Ih-oVvi'/ii teachers in the Red I fill graded ,-la ~i at Camik-n. 7 * -? Mr. ami Mnn. \V. i-i. J i A i: . a I! 1: their many -'friends l or their I.Hv.im and ilorai oSfevin&s during the iihu and death of. their gad-iuutiuV, M 7??Banks. ~? The- Seventh Anniversary of t ?? Unitcd70rdrr dl^Tcnt.s .1. :1. (I. a J. F. will be he'il at Union Rapt ?: Church, Rev. T. 31. ir ; :. m. ; .TT~ ** "' Sunday, November lT. Ivs'i at "P. M. The pubiij- isfeofdiaii; to attend; Mr. Arthur he. ale "> thriving^trasino^a at lii"h..rl;. r rh on Gates Street. ' " ; LES CERCLE ENTUK NO IS. Miss Ruth But lor iMb-in i n'.lv . e tertained Lea ' Ce'rde' I.nir; NU i> her-home,. 171(5 \Vu.\ne strut, <u Wednesday eveningsl'roan~3": Id to 7 At Whist MissjJRuth Del. i .-in. >f Irma Apdorsun ami 5Mi ! :<:'i>:I !. son were ^the. prize winners. ? ?! Johnson, to retain ih lienor of pi winning,' bore away ,.Uie li >ei y't' time, in contrast, ??t; ih.\ fir's: >,r at th0 first nicettnir. : Pr- mpM?** 6:30 the, ivttentirn . of *t!v^*('.! ;! - v. called to business. Report s V'f/.t commklees were hyie and hv c ' >: h At "thp close of business t!>-en .the meeting was given owr \\< t hostess who served a must- d'.dt'Ji sa'ad course with. Russian Ua.'jn '--manner befitting her e'lpnuing a -maffttetic personality. ? CITY MISSIONARY I'NTON . The .City Missionary Iiv I I. monthly medtiw* al I'.lw no '.w B?rChurch of "hi.-h . it- j: Ci-.i-n paster Friday. The session \vi< a >-i ww Ihui.'c .h'ilii mi, 'j'^d hi M Ferry; after which a wonderful d ~ cussion was opened by MrsJ Hunt ? subject, "Ildw. Cti 11 \\o ll- - ; . 1 SP *' '' Missionaries ?." The fi 'tl jvo '! : r. M Miller, fjaye- ?i real ?.-:<nfcl rcp.brt of 1 different clubs they i;n:I vi Tied. / . IMPORTANT NOTICft All lodges of ih,> Christ' in. JTo Burial Benefit Society of C.iluni and Richland CCHMvvwlio FTive 1 V * * received 'then* state cojv nil';. iv )>: grams must see-our G::nnd. Ifoi-n .. Prof. W. It. Bowman, l l'J l .3'iiu* Columbia S. C. and go], I'm :n. ( ..... State Convention, .will nucf Lh nil giving P?1y 'at'Tyzcr. near Sib Maria Burtt n, Grand I'ica' W. ft. YTiHiams, S :d(. S c. MRS. MAPI I. I)A (IWII-T.N (H)I. MEMORIAL SERVICES >Oit "" HER TWO'SONS IN MACON. GEORGIA M rvov, 4-a ,W^',?? tilda Griffin 'of Cftljumbin, S. G., h memorial so r vices hero, X< win! iith in honor oY her rons", rvh-^ w killed V'plil Ym ' i T -n The service^ were- hold ut_tha inov ? The services for porn s.tm nnrPPrivntc Clifton GYifTm.'wovo ii at Benedict College. this__eity. win.. . number of prominent -citizens. wli , and colored, spoke. i'\ t, f 7. I '. v'Ml ;. f tid Personals ?s. 11 1J.\ i;d HUSSION Ally FROM .vj V IV.vA.?ia lA.sAL ZONK HKltE in i iia i.cH. 11. li. Thorbourne, re >;y- uj i.L i i.ii.,sionary-ol" thy IVn'ama el v t.. .i iu> who ja on .a furlough in - */' 1 ' > vbiling'thy State of aii. h A : .id ' y. ?'t o-cuhauru, but a. South Cu / J-?ir;,un id in. the ei'ly. C? \kV ,;,,i lo ibis St.dy from Cuba in ;s ' '"-a '.;i? 'Con-.iuiees, matriculated .., i>-. ?k du t'. .College* f roni.. w'hiek- -He s. 'n li|03. lie is'a member tiy V -. v * 'i a (.'ah;iry Baptist. QitiVcli ' ' 1 Mr. Tlii>rbournc has , . v-. d four. (lruVcliC's bn thy Canal a'X ' - * -.i. h.il a school, but the ;i i.i u y ;.oul of funds henc<* 1:,; .*?! ah.l his v. i.i\j arc touring the l/'ni iV-?~1?; ?fluids for tllC " ? . ' on of. t :b wui-k. South X-a-? - - r iv.^y Txr.ainft-lreiractcnt^*" ! . 'a - -vL_ai-^-a-i.-ry n.st io-re. " ???Ai .?i.iisu'iyli.- ' Ylyy. Tiiotfwirut 1 . ' !. Zi.i;i a> l.st i. huich " , ' ifuiuiay. . - 7? . ' -v ^ ^ vll.r.. 1 It.Ill .SK MANAXTT" - KM; ti)n OK 11 EKE I.U. -1*' Win. O. Walker, managing edva~~;WW<: J- J be ?Washington Tribune, -V ' ' a?>i,j D. C., hi the city this " <?: V- _ ;-'.U:U'imy 111 - A-?i .i ii.-.l C""l'i VPII'L " i? J W /jroir~Claureli> which *is h. i *t<?; >on-.it J-oiics Chapel Church. K-' 1 ~ Walker is''Here on invitation of. v iCuhop Jollies, presiding bishop of t,hisf c| 'luieive. ^ . . 1 ' :. V ??>;' ' the Washington Tribune enjoys the.. o -u.n of b. ing the. leading weekly i' nl'J."-v 'lti,,n"s Capital.. . / ' 'i ! QUE^N HIGH"? , in I\lu.s?cai L'omedy^Sho vying in v.oiu?iibi?i 'Aheatre To<*' du> ?hualincu ar.U Night or. P - . V V. ti li'a musical -score rippling with . f i: - i-le,yu.oa, a cyinpeliiug- and in v.j.; s.y.-y, romantic delight, an a': i . tiiot of prme'iuis and a * ~rr*r I":*."WtlV?>% .nw.ui L 'j j,\ i:g. u'i musical comedies will . :a i \?>i e tt>iiuy at the Columbia x i.?1. edt |.e. . * ;; i: <hJ;?in\Tur chTbrTainmcnt lias n tfia ..I'dod h- yeai V-run at- the h . a ? '*'];*. *tire, Now i'ork,, i ?' t:V/? iiowdo-j.!, Jiouses of enthusiasm . 1/ aaid'Jir.j ov?i.'s/luer I ho; verdict of ji.-ti.'ta ..i critics thai* f'Qu>ren. !."' .' 1?.I- riv..!?m?1-ni-iil^.rity ?>ny i - iv.: I eojatdy. -of twe nty years. ' Ill'i"ijjd Mvltliluus. .muwcill ppi; i.- n -. n;oi nti.iHMous comedy .scenes i.'-X. In In^mhen'.s that comprise this 7F . i' 'i, i.ViusU*tIf success. ? -.I 1 .1 ,1.1. Sil!uv!;!> \eVwi iii'nilnc<..l . * . .f ; ' ",,v? !' I h <' I.'u'- Gingham Giri",, "The Desert v jV ' and "TToTTTl Aews" is likewise'" ?v t^u.. ?"fojusor of "Queen High", and Jh.... trih \vi;h B. G. DeSylva is ins ?for. the book and lyrics. ..d-i ( \yis E: Ccnsler has written iid \,y . < n'g arid dance ji umbers! . ' V. m -eg Hie popu | r numbers of ' Qn i .rll ig'li" ore "Cross'Your Heart"*' . '!V Pi Forged', Everything Will i.i ocii?for?tin??Best", "You?Must " i C;i!e Be n a Beautiful Bahy'V ?W ?Mend?a ? Jivoke-n Heart ? , is "What' About the Weaker Sex?", u - "YzYou, fez 1", You'll Never Know" i iii.l ' in Hie' inn". , i-~. A notable company the same as? eYI' .kqi' which won great 'Approbation wi fh(. long run at the Chestnnt v. . Opera Iiqyise in Philadelphia, ilvr i>;f'ui!. , l.ddje Garvie, Dave Malign, yiatg: ret I.ce, Georgette Arinfield, i Pvc il O ,llins, Mary Marlyn, Carrie J * uii, 'hi.mas Hudson, Danny O'Don Hi'1 ueir Arlyne White, Dorothm Dunn [ ;! many oCvors of recognized clever-1 !i* d Lately after 'ho perform. | !"? .'..or,, la:', company and " production V. . Kv?-' b> : e for -Atlanta -where, they vy a y e. k\s engagement at the Erlur~ L.ngcT Theatre,-? ?: ? CONCERT AT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH DS >T-?v .'!,. !< College in Concert at! nf Zinr? n-vtist Church. Sunday. Nov. 20th. 3:00 P. M. j ' . > *. ' V . . i . I GOYKflXOR- JOHN G. RICHARDS,' b*? TUB SPEAKER r?i eld ;,w /___ cv T'-ip students of Benedict will en_ ! f ~:*rf- '< i1 . Tn : [ii\ ( *,;-/.( M)s of't ol'inilii'i ivitli . ;; in!. ;i hd classic son*rs nt the o.-, v.' n Itantist Church, Rev. J. C. White. I v-cl poster. .' 'r *' . . j . M ti-v T m > i. i -1'*-- !o Vo n {rent and a 1 rV -Xrrv larrre crowd of colored and white^ Ite. frlenilsj.are-expected. Scats will be j. reserved for both races. . . > T ? * i - rVrtY.T'fl *?? ! .-s jii i I, iCiMfaaniiiiii _ -TIIE PALME Mr.'I. YT Pullins, teacher of music at Beneuict College, will direct the ''htt'llK. She has successfully given these "sings" in seveial?cities?of? of South Carolina. More thuif*ttWO~ witnessed, the singing which was held at the Andutstm College. " No admission. X silVer~ offering will be asked. , . ' . . < . * ' ,i ' > * (iu\ernbr John G. .Richards-=and fu;.iily -will,'be the honored guests. The Governor will speak on htis occasion ;utij oul of appreciation of this great i ?.\n \vc eannn'ot afford to miss hear irrgiiimr tr:z N~_ _ ' MARRIAGK ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. J. G'.'ltul'f ,of 100'J ileidt'Sti,- amioim.ee the ' marriage of their daughter, Ethel Beatrice to Mr. Albert Williams. They were ouietly married .Monday morning, November If, ? Newberry News t * '? . - ; * The County and School Fair combined, closed on Saturday November* ij11 '* >h?"h"at that ever whs .'iad iii. the ci'.y of Newberry.' The' .\hioit,-building wmi. lilK-U wUjv; products arid ttie ^daslrial and me. vlnnripnl- work done by the Students 1' the various schoolg. Oil. Thursday night the Newberry plantation' shuw cbniposccL of home; boys, rendered one of the best en_ ertarnnient h'.at has ever been in! Newberry. The auditorium was; crowded " to canacitv. Thnm 'v'-o -g^er attractions--on?Frithiy evening. There was^i iiibbit raec among about live hundred children. A live rabbit was turned loose and all the children ran after the rabbit. On Friday evening at 8:00.. P. M. a program was 'rendered'in honor of the colored sol j diers who went over sea during the \\ orui war. Among tne spcuKeis were: Prof. U. S. Galiman, address on the Nefft'o soldier. Address by; iVIub. WilllcS.. Ytfeods Lewis of Wilber* ret)) Ohio( subject, ''Alan, Woman.1'j i'he program was good. After1 the1 progrant' was over a quilt Walk was, i.t-oL- Mrs. Carrie C. Galiman and i .M' s. Woods were the winners. T^he : judges were Mrs. T. M. Mills, farm! demonstration agent and two other - ovcrinnent agents. The prize win- ' aefs nro.as follows: Drayton Street; High,.School, Prof. R. ,F. .'Gladden, principal first 1-rizO. on the best farm products; Hiislta School, Prof. E. F. Fioyd,. principal," second .prize* on farm ploduct s; Mt.-.ilebrcn School-, Prof. u. rs. kickui'u, priniyp?w,. cniriu on farm products; Miss Faiiie AI. Gary, first prize- on the-' bent pound. cake, { .lo;,i<> Economic TePiher in Elisha Grudod School; Miss Far.nie AI. Gary,' .?ohd prize en .pound cal?s Elisha Graded Schoolf Doughnuts, first prize Dray tun S tree t Hig'lv Sc'rmol; second prize -Mrs-jM. 3". Nance, EliM.u Grail + ? " \ {' . d School. Fried Chicken: first pid^P, . Louise Gulhr.au,* Drayton SU'-efct High School; second prize,-Miss Fannie AI. Gap; Elisnur ,Graded School. Pies: j first prize, Harriett Gray, Drayton Street High School; second, Bessie! Fair, ElislnV Graded School. Best .j ' 2uilt: firs i. prize, Rutherford School; f second prize, Airs. Willie AIcALroris,j C-ronver?Sehoolp-hoiiorable mention,' Brown School. Best Crochet: vfirst i prize, Brown School; second prize, LuiVi Allen. - - Best Centerpiece:' first.prize,. Victoria Alomtr Ladies-Aid; second prize, Dan j Wui'kins School, sneciiil mention to Henrietta Boyd age 81). LayetsCake;! first, prize, Lucy Glasgow, Drayton street iligli?toclitniil} WWMj^8B9TO prize, Edna Rutherford,. Drayton St.; Jimh School, second prize, Fannie M.j iJray.vEli^ha'?Sehool. Light Bread: firiol prize, Mnria. Caldwell, Ladies Aid; second prize,."iVIarioh S. Nance,J Elisha School. Bost Hand-Made Apron : first prize, Lois Kir.urd, Drayt (on Street School; second prize, second, gtfgdo A. Best Hand-made Dress:4 first prize, H. *M. Young, Drayton St. School; second prize Brown School. Home" Made llat: first prize, Eunice A.llcrf, Cromer School; second prize,' Eunice Alien, Cronire SchooTT Dis j plnv Crincd Gods: first prize, Drayton Street School; second prize, Elisha School. Horn? Made Molasses: first prize Squire Cory; second, O. L. Sing-* ley. The Largest Head of Collrtrds: Rutherford School, first prize; sec The Largest Turnips:' first prize, Drayton St. School; second, Mt, He bron. Best 12 oars of white corn: corn club at Elisha School; first prize, earn rlub hnvn ?f Dravtun St. School. Res Pork of Oas, Richard P?ivchport,?-first prize. W. W. Fnir. frgf pi-ire op br'rU peclf ><f inilfiwwH pea'?; 0. Marshall second prize. Wm. FUnfflet-on, first prize on white pea*: -FL U. Flovd second pri^e on white ' pens. Ethel Cromer, first prize on peanuts;-W. W.-Fair. second prize.The-Columbia-^ Anmtfcl Conference elesed one of the best sessions that ; - ' -it .. . . . ^ .. i jo- w ^ :tto i-eader . . ' ? was ever held for many years in .the vlty yf Spartunburg, S. C., November ldfh. All the charges paid all their i unt') i r ni i ( 111' III' () n t,i, 1 lj) i i ~"oy four'changes -were matte*in the New berry District. Rev. Lilliewood goes To ttie NeWborry Circuit; Itfcv.^TVhtie to Jit. Olive; Hov. Anderson to. Helena and Rev- W. B. 'Bouler to -Mt. Hebrot^ Circuit. Miss Ee'hcl B:ar.ehi, tfic Ilbim. Economic Tenchor in '(no Dv*?ytc ri -SI. IJigh Schoct, was jr.lled to Ch":V;;> ; tori on actoi;nt of the dji'a h of hei' -uncle., ' Rev. liti s. Woods I.cv. i. >v?*et>e.he;d n wop'-c-.f-ut r.eymon pt Miller Chapel on' las'. Sundhjy ...Mr. .\dn.m Ctjomcir.r building three nice four rcor.i1 cottages on Drayton When yon are ir. the citv nn.-.l v.uiU a nice place io oat and hj served up? to date, go to Mr.s. Turner's cafe ilONlvV.rATII NEWS J. ; I r>' ioy r is ctii!. vealp-obd'. There whs a lot c? real n't'C is-.in'-j rn ; . Mr. C ; It, Aoker of-WI-haviHe, was :ucst' of Mrs. Blanche Clitfk.sealos on Tuesday niyht. Miss Daisy T.oii Pruitt .was tlvo ?uest of h'.-r aunt,:* Mis.? Charlotte Pruitt 'Sunday nficrnfH Mr. and Mrs,. Carter of .Crnyfoh"" nie .were pruest.'Tof Mr. an<l Mrs. W-.ltVr Sunday. . ' Mrs." Ozella Wisdom of William don, spent the. week-end with lier sister,;,Mhjs Cora Mundye. it-1 Mrs. Blanche . Cltn'kscalcg spen,t Sunday in Due West as-pueat of Mrs. Till?,* .Dnfynrt Tim .ltv\r ttAv.t nuwh enjoyed. Mrs. T>otson NjM(*a rtntly remembered as Miss Lillib liar.: ihorne., . '_ ... Mr." Foslell I'ruit't was the guest of Miss Ciernie Mcliowan on .Sunday BENEDICT COELECE BOWS TO STATE _ COJLLEtJ E Orangeburg, S. C:, Nov. 10--State Cqllcge '"Bulldogs"' shattered the (itorgia-CuTolina footlTIil 1 dop^ today, by completely smashing thc\ strong Benedict -line tip~for u " 22-0 , \ ie lory, , Both*, teams played a wonderful game with Benedict holding State on the lower Held through out the J:i*st " biif. But (luring the second i.aif Stale staged a comeback that would ..nut 4ULV?tKeepittg Uit. boys, from Columbia gtfe.-.-iing, staggering, and n'irhin'g to a vaihiess end, Si^te T^ju'r.od an n.Vy.hii nusk-Jvcfek'h sen'l Cunningham," then Colt n. both thrown !Tonv: PjKveir to easy. touchdowns. The lirst tally T;.r State was a safety by Cre.dv'.m- why would hot 1c "'Biisi" "Williams lYmvc from the safety zone. ' . " During the last quarter the bill was carried, by series oi: end runs, 10 yards to goal, then \\ on! hit (TinT Benedict's line for the Bulldogs last bito. ?-? *: ' The twtstanding feature aside from r.f itlofk -Work p? each-team, was a sensal i-or.u!, circled fkftl, "zip-zap vurt for about 120 yards by Cotton "who ear-red the ball from Benedict's 30 yard line to 0 in-he? fvn-m--gn;rl. -Thw successful tnekle of (IvahaOv kept him Jfj$om poing across, There Benedict's dine showed it?.worth by holding State until a fumble was n.?vde,?pivinp 'Bus' \Vi 1 Uanis__a_cliJnkick fm- bin life. Oftlcialsr Time, McOlfec; ITcadlineijian, Baumghrdner; Referee, Tay 1 or -Time to play?two hours and three . T minutes. MOREHOUSE HOWS TO/l ENNES.-SEE "STATE Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 12?/B. T. liar vcy's Morehouse Tiper, bowed bo. fore the hefty onslaught of the Tennessee SJate aggregation here today 20?13. . *t.. ; j . __ThaJfu'si quarter went up._sccrelcss., the Tennessee lads hold Morehouse for downs oft the 11 yard line in the second, stanza ami began a march down the field., which was halted on Morehouse's 7 ynrd line, when Svitb foytfth -down and two to pro, - they failed to pain." Hunter of Morehouse Gained seven, but Morehouse \va<vpen illiz*?(T t-? the one yard line for rough ihfr. Mos'elev' attempted to kick and waf tackled behind the croal line, tfiv intr (ho State team a two point ad. van"a?P~ns the half ondedv : ~~ The oval see saovcd in midfield dnh-tng Mu1 tilled (il!''VU'r. t:Ii S:\uiHlcraIaXMorehouse scooped a State fumble and'ran 3f> yard* to th? 14 yard line. KuntcT f urn hied. Trtfe recovering etnd roe 4 jp'or"' hones werp again blighted. I.ater in the quarter while attempting' to punt, Forbes fumbfed on his.UI yard tine.? Two? trials eawnefh 4b acrqss^^n^^he fourth stanza State m 7"wwn i '^mnwiwpw took another House-fumble on the 20 i yard line, und A. Brown went over i .n one ulleuipt. Later, Morehouse I i uii'A'ti lo Stall- ah'd AS eusicn- was T . downed. on his 31 jard UrfSNW-Kcy t marched the remaining P'l yday/fInn? the'Tijgjr line fro the last tallty . All .i ' rials fop points fnil.ed^ W iOi seven -1 minuted to play,, Blackburn !of ;the ? House' intercepted a tosstof Webster's i and. raced 40 yards to place,the hail on Stale's 20 yard" lther Robinson-c aided 4-; Saunders 5; 'Saunders*5'a. ^ ttain; Moseley. ! ;. I-V.ohburn 4; R6'a_ ' jn-ffi enmtnl it accoiJSi -1 lie t->-y fro:n i JMaceiiU- lit failed.' r \i'~~4Tr": :>1 Stirie was held for . dawns oil the . Id yard line. S.ixn'Jci'S gained 10; ' 'hen tysj-red the -hell foi: 11; Saunders " '"?-cd". t.? Kills w no was. Ini-khd- ..i> 1 It."AT ],r,r' ir^ 'he I J COLUMBIA'S *| to cur |p which are all on sale j | WL iiAVh CI.SFL/ | 1000 pairs?Vs ft <fci 77 USt 7< -j? j a pair. They are i ever offered. I 300 pairs- -:Va!u< $6 at 1 FRIDAY & SAT. I v$l bedroom siippi with each pwcha.8C < I KRAMERS M 1536 Miam Sk ;. .' ' ' .---==^=ss > . .<vopog>G&'Q&?vMO'X'vv: : * : : . : : : A MESAVOF OF < . 2' ^ \\ hen. aqaih invailej your i'amiiy-1 \ cbimiun co-nicS Lu-yuxi ^roivs tii.j :ac ;>. ' >.V.\ L>v Ui ;_\ fiV'OLfc.N i A SsS'l <Ci AT J t I'-ncclwi^ by i'i?ui .ui'.o' law.-., i.-> \ . pUiey -winch yuuF37ii'cv*hoacuc : > ^ . iiiii.ii. .. . * . ....<. . . .'!> ' vt^y nk ml er?01 tha i'l.iiily -- yiu' ?^aOi'.uu CUIV'I ir.TUTiS. Oar j; mioyt 7i ?>'?V , J. H. 000|)|v, I M'-~i2aaEft.lvW7feI ^Ghurclr^ | H7, EQUIP I - NU IDEA Chu 1 . ~~NU-IDEA Aud F NIT-IDEA Sch i MTT mr \ i.-< VJ -JUlJ. V 1 School Supplies W'i !rh--t?er*tu l-L'OS of OV011 -S^i tory vie am abie to make ail 7.< J above equipment, lie re T j - elsewhere. | NU-IDEA SCI II COMF " ' Mai DARLINGTON I NOTICE! i |j -^TP^Aypr rv! ^L. r\ .-TITN -J -SQUTI ll'RN.TI g Phone *631 ja _JAMesJX:OODRt;RY, R . ; : y i rBS2f?j2rzr2i2i2S2J2i?j?j?jiLnnj? ririiii ' , ?! r > ' ' 1' ' * X X .? i .n.iimm ui. *> i KAJlifc SEVEN. ? i 5? ?rrii-os> una iumoivii the bail. Moscley up ii?c oval auu ran .It across.' or '.hj l.nal taji> of this uay. . .sj U liitiSn .imnnuy lu urn-added Hi extra* ' a-.?s -, ? jFui'ls ?'.tc the tcrriliL' lino jamming? -i. >i* lir.jwa at full was. a thorn in ioiwhouyc's siue white "the playing .t. W at tjuarivr aiai liwlT at .a!: fcattited, For r.lOri;houjse*?:fcaun;tr.< wiiit civurly the outstanding' star LI hi: gi-nm, i'iv, accurate passing and oil . 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Manager. ? y> t'C'OC'.OOvv /C^/vOyvyy.'O.'C'Vv id School MENT I: rch Pews< ?~ ' ^ j V' ' ool Desks ' i?' fliers' Desks |? ^ T~"~~^ of all Kinds. ? Q,0CU.0v-tmtHr Tnx7Jci;n" i'ac_ ~~ 1 uictivo j?riofcs yii aiiy ci liio.- 1 co vvtiio ito' bci.ore buyihif I . iOOL DESK I ? 'ANY ...... v.-.. . ,. i lufactjurers. g| inpr voJr trr.vel. I ,cl ; !l 1 c ^ ly time. .' ' V CJ is Cafe I- Mk"" _J X '' ~g on n d |^ CKET crficr i* 'f - " 11C7 Sl.in 5trr,-t !|l ' v __ putative for tie Southern y. [3 ? - I ZTZTCMiZf^