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V- '.* ** ._ Saturday, December 10, 1927. | Locals And ? *?? ?<>??? ?- N / . Mr. J.. 11, ' Lancaster, traveling: inspector for "the National Bom-tit Life " Insurance Company, left the-city last week for,Charleston, W. Va. i . v-y. ?*%?1 rot". 1;. A. Hawkins n-uk- a flying trip to Orangeburg last Monday on * , business; returning to the city Tues-r lV , dAy. ! t? -* ' * * . .My. A.' E. Brown, District Mutiager of the National Benefit Life'Insurance Company> spent this week- J end in Washington, D. C. on business.1 ' ? * * - ? .,| ... , _.\f I The clainrof the ia'tc neighbor, P.; H. Sharper, who waa a lnvnl inent- : ? tier of tlbu Columbia t amp No, 10, A merieun Woodip'en, and who passed away November 4th, was very satisfactorily settled November 2Gth. ^ i ; * * " *. ' Mrs. Rosa Thompson of Aiken, was called to the city on 'account of the .?illness of her daughter, Minn Lmtrec-f Thoiiipson, who is a uachor In ilnv Booker Washington High School. They are at the home of their cousins. Mr. I and Mrs. M. "ST Stewart, 1100;* Pine . St. We lmpe that Miss Thompson.yill soon bo -quite -well under th0 skillful treatment of. Dr.' C.-K-. Stephenson. * ? ' ? W? are pleased'to report'that Mrs, Jul"uJ\Yatson Xiiily lAinipr ovLiltvnLLetz ( having been very ill for several days with pneumonia at the ~homc of her "parents, Dr. and .Mrs. P, 1'. Watson, on Marion. SI* We hope that -Mrs. Tally will soon be .restored- to peVfect health. ~ w~ ' rv*. * The oldest son of Mr. 'and. Mrs. ! Lee Lyles of 520 Gervais St., di&d- in Pittsburgh, Pa.,- Monday evening-r^e- [ '. eember 5. Th0 body'is being brought . % 'home for burial.. The funeml serviced| will be heltl at Zityi Haptisf-t.'hurch j immediately after the morning sei1-J , vices Sunday. t . " , ' | ? CAK1) OF Til'.VN'KS" ~F aii'iTiiulht'i, Mr. and Mr.-'."" H. W. Harrison join me in extendiYig ; - ofcr heart-frltr^ thanks tp our lrnny friends for their many acts of-kindness during' my recent illness. Bookerr'Washington Heights, Columbia, S. C. . CARD OF THANKS 'u* - ' . * , ' L -A Barnett, S. C.?We .wish to thank the many friends for their kindness j and floral offerings during the illness ' and death of our dear wife. E. W. GRAHAM. THE l>IE\-l/rr-ART t Ll'R The I,)r;i.I .ft * \ rt flub, the president' of whiuh is Miss Alma i'Ofrcst, held its fifth weekly 'irieetrng at the home > .of-Mfss Mattie Lindsay. '.'The Modern j __ Girl and lu r In flue nee on Society", was intelligently discusssed by several j memln'n, A diikUy. rt'LttiiLaji^mj^LL by the charming hostess.' : On' Dcc-eniher 14th 'Miss - Florence Gantt will entertain tl^-ekih. . . A j ALMA FORREST, Pte^Ient. ' -r-LILLIAN SMOOTr.%h*&^'jS ENGA('.EMENT ANNOUNf EMENT Mrs? J. W. Saxon an no uncos tin Viola to Rev. J. Wesley Buddin. The j . , wedding t(, take place, June, 1D28. , ' Rev. Buddin is-the pastor of Wesley /; M. E. Church, Beaufort, S. C. ?Miss Saxon is one of the tuichors? of The Robert Smalls High School j. at Beaufort, S. C., and has been for more than seven y^ars. ? A. -G, EL LEAGUE STLNT NIGHT i ; ? U i|. \ kit. AT BETHEL S ' f ' ' S '1 1 The entertainment. ".Stunt Night" which was held at Bethol Church Wednesday night, November 1K&H, was I quite a success. The young people's j i vary Baptist. Churches and Wesleyw^ M. E. Church joined Bethel t0 maker- i the affair an evening of pleasure. The . program was as fellows: ! ' Song. ^ } frayer. n ? A nt tumi ' ' * ..U Reading?Dunbar, Mr, Rollin Green I ' , . Music?Hand. " j? First Stunt?B. Y, P. U. of Second ! 1 Calvary. }j Violin Solo?Mr. R. Pnlmnr. __ Second Stunt?-Epworth League of j 1 Wesley. ; ' ' ' I ' Saxophone Solo?1^"Maggie!'*?Mr. s Bradley, accompanied by Miss T.ts Blocker. . ^ "s r. j i Third Stunt-r-B. Y. P. :U. of First i , V. ' ' Personals * .' . ' . ' . A Calvary. Banjo and Mnnduhn?Mossre/dtors mottd and +Hppr Fourth Stunt?A. C. K. League i Bethel A. 2L E. ChuVch. Music. . / ... ' Announi'?^|f|, ' ' WASHINGTON. D. L. SOCIAL N KM To Ihf history of the exclusive s ciaL-vircle of Washington, D. C.k w be added the elaborate social eve made possible - by tW Universal S eial (hd| of WnuhiHgtori,-O. C: Friday evening, Leeember-2nd, t Universal Social Club of Washmgto which is composed solely ytJHIIL? men, i1 liter'.'.11n.tTTTn^.Vlc a < I < Lark' Five Hundred", a Toeifli gll composed solely 0f young ladies. T nrrFalT room, which'is located on t, first floor of the hotel. The ball roc \vu^ beautifully decorated . with bl aiid giay cvepe paper, the'lights ;hy yoym way of beautiful twilii . lfi'ct. Music was furnished by Was ington's- best, syncopated' orchesti known as the "Rainbow Syncopator* The party-began at 8::)0 P. aM. i iuid.,nsu-d until J :0u A.-M." Just 'I fore tho orchestra .'played 'PHoi ine>" the__jmcsiucnt of t club,. Mr. yjlarence Rabb, fornu-rly t'olumbia,. S. C., announced to.' t surprise of the guests, that cabs we waiting , vii the outside to drive t lit ii* povTy to t'W?^X'hfht flip. ? lenria ', where tables had been chu ..red to ?ucomodatL, the entire grpri Alter all tlfe gUesta.were seated pro ly at the tables, the president.forms iy."int reduced the manager of the cli to the nieniht.rs of the entipe prat After which the orchestra began play ".My Blue Heaven." Sudden '.he 'young' men who weiy attired ' ollegiifte tuxedo suits and the Iodic 0> hu ^were-gorgeously drbssed in ev nhig gowns In a beautiful variety colors, llncan t < i react to hi /. /. nf t' .>relicstrh in full colegiate style wi graceful decency. Those, present-were: Mr., and Mi James Albany, of Columbia, s. t .Mr. ?ind Mrs. Walter Barnes, Mr. ai .Mis. Joini.Cs Rabb, Mr. and Mrs. Be zio Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Maceo Cu iiir.gham, Mr; and Mrs.. Thomas Ric aid.son, Misses Dorothy. Johjoson, Ma Me Johnson, Isabell Arnold, Burnet Conway, the' Messrs: Clalqncy -B'd llqnry Carter, Eeverett Adams, I.a1 rente. I'ai&e, James Robinson of ( iu inliia. S. C.. Beverly Round.tree, Columbia. S. C.; Gervagc Jenkins hi Calvin .Mayo. AH expressed thei selves..' As having enjoyed u'vcpy pie <ant evening. Charleston News i The ' Dream*of Queen Ksther," mhlieal drama, was presented at Zi< 1' rosl i.v t e ? < ;tnf' hu rch en'last. Surnl; afternoon, limber the competent dire ion of Mrs"' Wj. II. Miller. Despi iit.Uu!. JucleJv.Ont ifiulher, the .sji cious auditoriunv->of the. chtirfh w-i well tilled. Mr. John Luekch, eld "'ibii.liim.li' in \ln: put L ' itf Mwt rat add his daughter, Miss Kiriii TrUeKetTr in tlb- roleboth excellent. In fact all of tl members of the cast played well the parts. ,. A Ytrjo taken from "Ruth, thc, M nbi'.is" sung by Mlsaso Hunt, M>'e and Mrs. Knpckle^ \\tts one of the ou standing musical numhers. A solG t Mrs. Winston Jones and a duet 1 Mrs. Hunt arid Mr. Piekney were ab features of the program. During tl intcrrnision sacred selections wei rendered by the Utopian Orchestr under thu direction of Prof. J. Don van k-Moore. A .well trained choi under the direction of Dr. W. ,1 Miller, added much to this brilliai occasion. ...The tSouth? Carolina Conferene^?< (hn^MdChoi^St Episcopal Church ?u] .'neii itrf f^Jssiops Tuesday mornin; December &th. 4Tiere is a large dot iCation present and the prospects loc very bright for a sucessful meetini ^ Church \\i taxed to.ito capacity) at which trrr he Hon. Thomas P. Stoney, the maj w of Charleston, in very fitting rj narks, welcomed the conference i he city. ; . Following th<? mayor's oddi-OSs D ft. Howard, presiding elder of th Charleston District, introduced tl (fffcoke'r -of the evening, Dr. Kobi ?tede, of the Home Mission Depar nent of the church. The speaker i ? scholar and an orator and his a< . t ? o V... , . ; , : f THE PALMI ' 1 . ' t ' dress will be long remembered by all |? ^vho heard him. f 4V sessions for Wednesday are to X be held at old Bethel and on Thursx j day at Centenary. V . y Services uoninicijiorytipg the twent.v-.*ixth yenr of I'vlncoHall Lodge Xo. H5,' F. A."'& M. were held Monc_ dav eveninir. December Oth' at Centi'ixT Bai^ist Church. Addresses were ^ "made by the following; Messrs J. W. j Rrawley, District Deputy Grand Mas* -?'ter;-JamwTlt. Logon. Worshipful Master, Mrs. J. 1'. Hutchinson, A. J. Br \vn and Dr. W. II. Miller. Tbo , Utopian Orchestra furnished*the inu| sic and Mr. Thomas M. Boyce was ; the .ouAdgf-of-ccrmeonics. ' .g I*rof. Briee Taylor, of Claflin CoJ-Jlege, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ( ! E. B. Burroughs on Monday and ijl | day of this week. .. ^ h The football gumie which Was to _ have been'played between Avery anxl . Parlineton was cancelled because of |-p weather conditions. | Miss Mazie Sanders and Pr. E. l. ^'Jlern were married Wednesday eve)W Hill?*1 HI UK1 IHHHL' of the lU'ldL. In?wojVj l'rysence of,- the--relatives of.-their ^. iamTIieV. ATter_the ceremony a re?_.ej>t ion was -hold. ai,_44 linger St.r the future home of the couple* at which ni a host Qf friends were present.- Numlie | erous. -beautiful and useful- gifts and I hearty congratulations and best wishn,u"i were received.by the newly weds. ^ Dr. and Mrs. E. Iy. Hern [will be the ... j house guests of Dri and Mrs-u. t. , | TceIo of Georgetown for this week. M.j ? "~~ ic.. i.ngagkmkxt ax xopxckmext ,le.| ' - lie t ..ill's.- Laura. Widson; of/CherajsVi S. of C.', wishes ' lu .announce' the engagehe Lmcnt and approaching marriages of re'i her daughter,- Gladys Me Shell. to Dr. he)John Vincent Hanna of this city. Miss io-.'Wilson is the youngest daughter of if: i her" parent and a graduate of Coulter ip. i Memorial Academy, Oheraw,' S.' C.; p. | aba! a' gi aduate-uf_Mai,y_HoliliciiJiemU-jinary, West Point, Miss. Dr. Hanna ub is the son of Dev. and Mrs. Wi&'.un y. j Hanna of Florence, S. C. The wedto ling takes placy December 28th, 11127 ly at the Secohd-Presbyterian Church. 'c-'j, i.i:i:syn.LK news ?rt =?~~ ho j The cold winter days are approachthtinjf fast. Saturday was a-rainy day, iand Sunday found many of. the church ;s. jro.ifs home by their coal fire. i Prof. J. T. W. iVrinis" took an acini ! tive part in the B. Y- P. U, service n-1 Sunday evening at Friendshp Bap-, n- j list _ Church.'- . .. . h-1 The wedding bells are ringing in ir-1 and around Leesville. Mr. Ro\ve and ta j'Mis.s Uoe.-,e were hapily married Sunib. lay afternoon. December - 4tK. Rev. >v-, e.illiam,-pastor, of the .A. M. K. Church1 ^ ? |t 'or j read' the fnntrnnony. ' . . of i fMiss McKenzie spent the week-end nd j ir). Columbia on business. na a l.l.l 1 xtvkksity- news'? l'residert't Sims has returned from anjuml it nlWvn<Tt'* of the A. M.' K. - CluuuIE: tie brought us many valuah hie observations from the"!icld> One ^rof the iMost "enniurajTIruf is the gro\v^ ?y | intv int.i rest in Allen University and < '- fhc present administration. Bishop U'I Hnvst, i'oosident->'ima and the Local p-)Cohiinittoe avc working aA a_unit in us I.behlaf of a greater Allen. After the pr j President's address onThursday di nights- of t-he conferences- sums \vero\f colfticledf'' tdataiirtg. oVCr fiver thtftF" iy. sand Uolars. i . ? ic | 1 ha Suite fs Memorial Church on ir Washington Street, has been assigned . to the supervision of our president o-' and his assistant pastors. The aim is is to harness up the school forces of t-jAlkn to the'task and hiake it an efJy ' fei tive community church: Friends>y aru asked to cooperate. Good music tojund "instructive and inspiring sermons 10" will be features. Come Sunday at 11 rC^V-M. and at 7:45 and hear Prexy. a, J The Vesper service op the fourth o- Sunday was very atractive for many r, visitors. Mrs. Hopkins is rendering I. a great service tfrrough her departit inent. Come again on the third Sun |iViy in" December to the Christmas p- The Choral Club will render a pageg, ant on the 16th of December, next c- Friday night. Don't miss it. jT Come out our recreational hour off g. .Saturday night at 7:30. Thc picture is this, week is Music Master." *- -?.?l? 1 . .. v*ui wauu?mm uunt'suu?unuiy .uiL'j l- leadership of Captain Cary Thomas -1 is making phenominal progress. >?] Dr. E. H. Coit, Secretary of Missions oT the A. M. E. Church, visited uw un<l delivered nn inspiring and in if-' structive address during the chapel >e" liour. - * 1- We welcome Dr. R. -E7 Bregdon to U LOolumbia and Allen University-- -Pr... is Brogdon is n distinguished alumnus i- ^ of Allen, presodent of th#-Alumni As HTTP T.EADKR |* .y 'k'" v oSwl " , I'UOF. C. A. LAWSON r . '*?. . ; IS Chairman Committee on Foreign Correspondence, F. & A. ^,-gi South Carolina sociatiori and a trustee, lie-is,anions v' Ull' Hi'.,!. ri'HOIW niiinsuTs of our State and has had aiv cviable record of ilvo years at <>nuTTFt;liVk'. IllA- ~ lunmi arc challenged l\v thL. student ;t body of Allen to '^thtrry:-Oin**"~~ Sevcr.nl new books arc in the libra- u ry. and the use of them is uli'ored to'-.b friends of the city. Comes vncia?Wc-'^ thank ytfu. for, -a new book for oiiv * library. ' 1 We miss the presence of Bishop and v> ilrs.oJohn llurst, who soji 'ii nod. with I' us for six weeks and whose aduros.sc.s- and counsel were highly anon dated. ;? a m m ??? - TitAT OLD (i AN(. ()l." M 1N K. I w onder jvhere my (,ld pais are,4. The boys of long. Ugp; My ''buddies of the SttTlny* ISotflh, - ilobeit. Vinson, sMlin T^aris and Fiank. ' vVhile siting all uion(. lure' tonight,. b Beside'.the t urnhi;^ ?si<>\vt ' w 111 ...Sohiewhcre lhy heart keeps c Ailing "For-that-ol i pane: of nunc-. . i i 11\\ i?>:mm rix \?,-i i :. .. p. * 'Since I ha.ve seen theiu_Xiiciii; ' Aiul toil, and cure, aud Heeling, tifne IIa'\e left on me thcrr tlaee. THiT" s(yjne a here around my arUmy -'7 heart : '' |>}'? Are meiiWiies of ions aso, .' -a Of-Goltle+r h^yr.s wlun I Wa> . youns- '< A and spry; ^ \v \Vith .tlun old uaiiK of none". . v< How lujlft air feet nuit nay olir hearts " 1 ' When we we re \< mi i i;r and fwolish Sports * . On the sidewalks-of old A; L'. T"? ' -:1" Then down th^^Ulet we'd slowly v walk; - - ; ' r ' ? Our amis we would ^Ytwimv "-J And al;l would sins that old-quartette .. . sons?r ^S'\vl-et :\<MiTW.ML"1' ?? :? *?By Joel 11 aiVi))t?rn, Philadelphia.-*"^ Pa -.y:. .. - . ' ' :l! ^-7^ NOTICE! ? 1 ? = Theiv viill gi?ni a lit.1 > .il and?^ litoVaiy fva-t. -.night, i>v-' v p.d't 1' 1 li.?I'.1.!7, nl?lie* hi?. in?1'?;i.<( , .A j Church. I'm- tli'.'- lumTi. ol' :> euiiuinini-' I rv Vt'.HU'l'' Ift (. <?luiiiriT:I7~y.'~C7. untier If ',bf, .iu'fi il-'1.- in" ;!> ; Lilian/,, A'soeia?ion. Adi: is- irii 10 -vents.' j>. "E. C. Clagk, Presiilfnt. '. a C. T. Fostt>v,'"Ci)rVisf) TTTlTng S etvtary. Js EES < ERCCE I NT!!E- Niil'S A?8 ttn-.VV.edn. .-cla.5'; ercrrinXi<v'c.)>iIkv...*; :)itb, M li't.--iTi"u> >j;' 'titu?hivojy . h. |' >i ' :\i ailaiu l-'-jc il0 1l jrin '.Johlpiotl, 8 1015 Kichland St., wt iu thrown wide ' I j open to I.tN C. ivl,. i:ntro\Nous.. At | the eheery "ben .suir" ol' the last meat- B ! b. r to arrive eards bi.-uan and" the , B | lioness?p.laeod on each tnldp' ehoeu-?S Mate mIidqihIs and mints. 'The first 8 I prize, a beauti f fi 1 pi ere of li'nevrie, I hnade in_ France,^ was eai'tiired ' by I . Madomnroiselle hmrletUi Hoozcr.: I | The- lucky Mademoiselle Maria W.iJ- I jlianvs drew an are an<Lclaimed'censo- 8 "ution. a lovely dainty pie. o of. lin- 8 i cuum. i. UC , . a imuuv i | >f > Martha Washington pure bath - [crystals with. fragrance gcrannium, I 1 fell (.. TTluT in.]},. P ? , cita Alt. n. * It v,4^vio\y the hour for noodle craft ? 1 and AiiuT(miio;m'1!c \\ ilholmenia Thomp ^ son, chairman nf art activities, acted n as "1q professeur." ' Q The scen'-i y was enhanced by beau- G t if ill silk pieceS; various in shades, q hiwuionizinfi eymUiU ly.. - \Vhen . P - the u-ml,- ?n, 1*. .ldi-d t !) hnAlii.^. phi.-- . C -*rrl?lii'f'.U't' t'.uh Mict-t?n?plate?Hrrt?g brightened the eye and moistened the G -lips; each c<.mLai.nuig Jiaht/tl . G with most, delicious dressing, saltines g ami Itutterthins. "le nommc" irarnitdi- [g od with' Knjrllsh. ntit?. pecans,~cTiev: 'jj ries, stuffed olives ';m<l mhyonnnisc.! !n Durin "le* diner" the- mirthful laugh- C -tPT ftnd tct(1 a trte pave evidence trf ^^verf* pleasant evening and all seem- q ed--ITmthe to hoar "an revoir" pro- ,D houneed. ? ' ' . f. 4 IUS. .EMMA -K? MCDONVKLL ENl i U'l AI VS ASIIKA H.I.K I'Alt'l ^ \VI I M(|l K '4HA.\KS(;iMN(i lH.NNMt t.n.on, l lM ',h?lnlav ni .;ur' )>iti ty/.i'ikk'U' <Vf- oj' l>rs.- L. O. ilV'-. ilatiiit ;:i aduato and. leading: TtTT 'II /lud'ijji c ;LniV-tr ui'-TIY.: Tnil<7 id.fc, 4il>r., K, A. frvanx; inin i'1- -tK ni i>t ami " president the' v.rih >-;;?! : I 'uuiTT4^F^" finti')ttf AVfri. endi'ieks-v leLulijij.'.. dentin, with .a i-i. I ir.o k 1 my c..|uipi>' d ?.Uii c,,and a '.'."d'':'1 ijt' lii-utt'tiatd. ia-ihv. . ' A iu:iy (im lHa "VyjoFtft AVarrA'ul. ul l>t?si^ initnVd.d a."class A .atter-dinwr e'd chji'ucU'i's spfchl .-,J\.ne l' .y in 'Uniuit and Oiiiihia, Si at'tendliif>- tVe 'j'uiithall tiim> (Jat'lui and Benedict.' I he ; ut y' was piot-in a din tier tit* iyVnun'. I?y. Mrs! Kmni'a Mcl'/p^yll; r* .(Marry in company with his i t hiotlier <>1" A\.k( n, S. C. T?r. I'.M1! V tv.i.- .!), pursl ot AI;s 1.)-. vvy ci);.w vti. :r^r. .?* ? ? A'rv. i""till- cttiTTt'"tht- |T:Trt...""eiVJn.tcil i\ ;t! fca* t prepared by Mother Me.'j'A. d. 'IK,- .(llnhi-r- vvn-t' otic I'ariattu'inn';t.ui key a-nd op'Qssimi. .All V. 1- ...T. - i: . v-v.K < uiv'U . vwtuuui a UltJ^IU III)* lee the. ni/st jJiluiUit" c-ver .eaju.Y-eb iuT the iitljoininii nalc Was to reas :h"aT the sanie jllitVo and time ith aiMi*ibtn,v ol* Ihe writer to' cointeto flu- party. ' _ . l ndramaiic iia h .Mrs. Lila I'eirin was "ait home" p-thtr J 'I'an nt-ic.. Cliih oh* Thursday . c ij4 ni^TtlycCW 1 >or .1st. llV evicting. was lifost pleasantly cut iirvli.wassifjw business of the i I). At 'tih ell s'e' ..of the" ineTn ine a :>y had 1 . : ); illse.issed .and" plans fa.ij.Jto select eharaeifh's at the next 11 e; inn. " The 'aim of fhis "club . is i xio i-haj'iTahie work ami tnwuTd that ml- the' memfVei's ' planned another b't " r tit., h< nn Mi -. I1' . I w.ll n^ .l. no w....... itftvi> i 'VII lMM'rv iiictti, i I i ? >> d \ 11V Slbii(la>v pvicmber 5(h/\\ h0h ashless - was finished the .hostess ltd i-r 'v. ue.-d,'-?iiiiM tin.1 I t ant il'vil 'iliitin,"; ah, where: was -.set 'delicious pine: :.i?;r>! 'frith:?chr n i i'>, T +r 1J' i 1 aoe.se. In viu^ center <'.1' the ?tabk Ms a most tempting: chocolatc. cake" >vued \vith English nuts and?peitrs; anothij- covered with ieiiijj was uutifUl witl? cherries. Mrs: Hookuian poured the jem'pa, tpn a lieiuit+ful China urn. So i.nya! k v. as'iho evening thattlu- club li.s unmindful of th0 inclement, iMtther and the cars returnvd "I'm* the lest.s all tort soori. . e ' ' * i 't M-:\V ..CKM'l KY NEWS Mrs. 1?. l\, tk-nk'ins'.\vas hostess' to 'ternohn.. The business part of the citing was then discussed, dues were ilk\ ted. Despite tho fact that IF r. v vv T-Myo v vvv a-mess age of When iknih-mytwiotr-A-aiir. family oiafion c? nies to you l'rom the 1; AdSI> BiMvHYtlEENT AStwTa proioTTtTT by insuyhnoc taws, t?t~] h yt-w luruiiiutigitt pi such. . ' Every Hp-mber of the family si (S.mJii.uo L ti.N'I K A t.' I J3. Our "a?v tiiiut'.t ir. 1'honc.TihO. ?? 1Mutual Relief & 1j 7 ""; ; ' j. 11. gqoi>k O CtO O O OOC' &C?.Q C'OOC'O y CvyyOyvO<> Church and Sci Nt-IDEA M-idea .. M -HJEA -?7 ^? M-IDEA " School Sn| Willi resources of over ? . t,ory. we are a-ble to iuake a; ahoVe equipment. He sun elsewhere. New-Idea Schoo , * m HA PI IMP.T M dum\L.uiUl ^ ISIotlCE!.^ j ~ CV i| i' XtT ? ~ RAVEL" T' " MY 1 SOUTHERN 1 Ph">ne 363 I JAMES WOODBURY, Repr< ' . ^7r /s: ' ."n. * Ml fAUKljgVgS: ? HuiK d. ;i)l altornooft it was cotvsidered ? iH ul tin must enjoyable fj'iCX'Ungs. % iana- v.bro then.'placed for wjiist. Alter the" conclusion of the* gailie, .J. j.. jy.ckson scored hjght*st ahd~ '' 1 -i" '? ! ?ly ho'tr.joiy lamp. Mrs. ... : ' i M . li.e.lie.-it lor eonso- ' * ' -JaVi'iii ainl -received a 1 iii< )V lunch cover. ?f?hrc part-?r,tv?receiving^-^ ? v??. ' he lvi.r ) r bpdby. Mrs. ' fi>\va.i Uhoi , Mr- ;,"Charlie Iiruwji and i'. u V.. i.?U.lVi. l'ul',, LlOuIci'. ilWr- ' - Swan -idiui'.V - <>..wing.-th<r lowest card r< reived a -ht.i. !-dra\\ ri" handkerchief. s ? . . . ... " :: ' g a la' ;; 111 u..his and candy ' -1-c'j: ri yWrirsciv cd.?'1 ?' ? ?| .v. i r can;- \\e.v ,<i. a-ale. a salad - .""""j -jmrt?r?was ^-vVe-;- --.i; < A Png f>f pd- ~ " lato -salad-on ioVtiice leave.-, Virginia. i.ioii.e.1'ham. ?vs* trarroreil rolls, sliced ' t'?n(au.ci \vit 1i "inayohnaisy dressing, and liu..-;?tiinea. ?!'is. X'. A. Jeiikins will be hostess '* 1 '.r i (Jub'a.ii'. 1 hur.ikiy.' aftei'nowiK i ^wmi KNIGHTS OF TOUSSA1NT / AMI-IK W- \ > i ' ' "l' ' - ' - t. ! k,nP.nl^t -ind Pr.trjftfic'C i'C.r r.it:on KpoWre. A'- ' . C^FC RS TO ..ITS MEMBERSHIP ttX-V'jf't |V_' n . <. i C I -..t V, ^ ^ 1- A * _i - . , ? . .. >11 UtM I Tl_, ^IU , . . . O * TT'tT D -.t' -s. / t) y. Students . n Co! r)'~ r"t e<-' Hom, tj Treatment" and Mc'dicat Aiitfimt- . .. ? ? V . . PROTECTION ACAJ'NST * ACCICU v.T. SJCKmESS AMD DEATH . $4:090 policy ' ^ THET CUID'E rt>? \T ' - 'tii, _ h-i'.Ypp i >'> ,, ' fii utij.ji hoo<l, " Pros-? ?^ liCI'ity. r V iKJV. * h.i|J. Cll.i I i ty v K i r * cJ riess, dps-' iitv. Merey .'K d Uu*l- ' -i j _ organize odges ifl _ ... "9v6ry ciy. tu..n ,n,tt hm> i.'t ifv.South Car. ' ' . oiin'a. . I'c'iijno f^o, jr.Oj. Spec'.,'iI Dispensation * $3.00 eytryv/here in'ArilefiCA'. . .. , ' ; : F or -Int..i i r. n . i^. a'i it?7 ? ;?;?-7 The Cr.nul Mcr.e t> ,rvt.ary.'.\ KlvilCH+S '' Or r. vE. :.~ay tor St.,' * . Phoo^ 070?- - ** Ce'u'ntbia, S. C . ' ? Ri^v. j. E-,--Bi. Dv-Dtt Abbeville * ' \ ' - li.'lilnU-J Seymour Cnrroi Columbia eStf.iiil N i *. >:? War/. ' ' r'' " " Ln.muston I'M /*. EvaiV. .M-. 'D./.'V\ ' Columbia \ .. I H L b'."l: r .. vr< .,T tyi. . Chaflea+oni". * I ' f'"- \ | Roy. J.#S, Bon;*.'U. U.. Lake City . " - Cel. G. o. ?1?:?? cnrenvnre A-i.'i'il.iffl <1. ;.t iI';.;!- i'lii . KiillU. j C' v O v v v.v v.v O v v vvyvvvO-Cu^O;O<iK0 1^1'almvtto Itealt v . Corporation? r J ' J fg-.-s*. KKAL INSTATE -'- f., v f And '.rr^ r-. I lNSrit\N(i; AGENCY ijj; g Collection of Rents' JS: x- Kiv-y Ten|is on HtSmes : ? Sonic' vho'u-i IV'^ains' jIn' Cpuh- 3 O 'try. sulujvlctn "and <. ity- properti.es ? O Soiui 1 ?;iI'rains on farms 8 J g in."Ki-rsl?is\v. lticftland ana Lex- 8. I 8. ingUm ^otiattesy -? ' '? 1 Z h u: .loilNSON*'Gen. Mgr. ' "j|I 9'. 110'.t1 2 Washington Street p.?, rn\NHT \TTAV S ' ranks, \Vhat-a . nic^atfe of con- 8" .. uct 11,a: 1 ill- -Ml 11 Al. KKJ.1KP g 1 J i i X . i V. u C pay 'you .y>vo?:jr. iy your insurance ? lMTac.-ru i. ivj Li) tairc ou:" covering' ' iouU|* haCc pug of -our StlHCIAL C ntS~art. uiijuous to talk with, you z eiiev'lent-A&&1 at" S. Gi * , lien. .Manager.' ? .* - 'i y hod'EquTpmer/t Church Peivs. > Auditorium Seats. School i)t-ks. Teachers' Dc-k's. lplios of ill Kinds. _?U? ? ;:tit-hnn.(lit ok.i'o ? . <ui>( <i imiu.ciii .rat . * I tractive prices oh any Of the 1 Desk Company I \ r any INFORMAT ION corf- jjj ' c ning your- travel. I ?Hall?fee ? fd to get in touch with you 5 t any time. ^ "^ISl i c "XT^T p r >ionc - | -j ?-t?ound I "ICtOET OIT1CF. I 1 307 Main Street 3 ;scntative for tlie-*5outhcrn Ry, 3 iSsiaisraiijan^jaiHrajBraraiBmagiti .V; "