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Saturday, February 14, 1928. ~V.' -UNION N WS. " ^South- Carolina and other-eouthern 1 stait'a are now emerging from one oi the coldest spells, experienced in many a day. .For about, one week we telt tnat we were rid lbhi^i' In ' ' the teperate zozne, but were really "";"g in frigid zone. The house .wif^ hadji Ume^with freezing waVeF and bursting ^pipes on hand and seven o'clock breakfast to prepare. Jan. 1st, we were almost too -cold to attend service, while thgj'e were not many attending churches here, Vet each of the .churches had a representative number. The funeral of Mrs. Meclora Brown . Spencer was held at Corinth llupV tist church, on Sunday afternoon Jan. 1st. Rev. Williams, the pastor ; conducted service. Mr. A. Jeter was in charge of the funCful ald'Uliyi'ini'iil*.Bethel Zion and Corinth Baptist ? churches have- alb had Christinas eel-' ebrations. The jgogrnnis were well prepared and many received gifts from Chrisitmas tl'ees. - ' Mrs. A, A. Sims and children spent holidays in Gaffney, where members .j anu^ > friends of Limestone Baptist church made it very pleasant for them. . . -i? , Dr. and Mrs. Montgomery spent Christfhas holidays in Darlington, S. C., with the home folks. They report a mosf "enjoyable stjiy._ . Misses Mary Fuller, JEunice Beatty, Mary Brightwell, Julia Freeman Willie Agnes McCool, Bernice Roseborough, Dora Ann Hardy, Beatrice. Douglass and Messrs. Shepherd Gossett, L. Worthy, William and Marion Douglass were all at home during holidays. . ? Mrs. Emma Gosseti Reynolds, formerly of Union tjut how of Detroit, Mich, is visiting relatives and friends in Union and Columbia. : I H. Simpkins spent a very pleasant week in'--Edgefield \Vlth" home folks. The Emancipation Celebration was held in Auditorium of Sims' High School. A well prepared program was rendered. . Th0 speaker of the . dav. Prof. Thnmnson rlonn of A Hon TTt>iyg^QttiY, Columbia, AVhose message was/1 art* inspiration to tnose wno he^rd h'im. We fear~that~ there is - not enough "boosting" our Emanci .. pation celebration, in these parts. g'ho M+owHnwnn ruiw, i? mr>gt|y ?-.?nrpnged of school children and a few of the citizens of Union, not many from rural district. We hope to pull up. next time. Deacons Iluskey and Bonner of - ' lift, Sinai' Baptist, c'hui-ch; Gaifney drove thru the country with Pastor Tobin a few week's ago, bringing ppv tatoea,'sausages, spare ribs, baCk bone, jars of fruit and vegetables. i: IMPERIAL D J; . Prescriptioi ?y-\\?I 1 05 Waslnngtirai ? >' ?> - . . ;; Everything carried in i ;; ';V, PRECR1PTIC h S ; | ?--- | We fall fut and d< :: . , YOURS FO ., &r. :' 3-'-.h? I. IMPERIAL D jtntf f n n r n ' - *- ' J GREATLY RII HE MOS THE ! THE MOST C Vr " ' r T4GKWSS ~*~L1MIT ONE DAY FF and a third fare to LIMIT FIVE DAYS F nnd ? Iialf faTPTrtTi - APPLYING WITHIN A I For furl;hes Infc ?? Southern Railw Agent or write Division Pas Columbia | SOUT | R All.W A 4 ** ~ Mrs. Huskcy was also along with the bunch." i-Mariy thanks were tenUieretL the ifremhers of Mt. Sinai, who are always so mindful in rememberling Key. and ,Mrs. Tobin. "The day was plesantly- spent with these 1 fl'lt'mfs and with n hgwrty-thank youand come again, they. left for home. Airs. Eloisb" .Bradford was a pleas-;, ant visitor at home during Christ-'' mas holidays,, also Misses, Jemima; Giles and Roehelkv 4 . M..A. T. received a number, of useful gifts*, and Christmas cards from frien'ds and pupils. She is very appreciative oT^their kind remembrance . f . < I and ."Ugjvih .-thimk them. The beapti-1 fill/coat sent by her son I*. M. T. fs i rUuleed nuite a gift from, him. .Words' | are powerless .to express How Tniich ] this is appreciated. The 1 d i n c i p a I o F" B j c \yer' " Nrrr ma I +-'g.t'lliiiil' uith MutTM K. Hemnhill and two .of the teachers motored from 'Greenwood nbc. 20th, 1P27. The par-1 ty paid a number of "pop calls" in' our city and were entertained at, ?i T ?wranee and Thompson on.W, Miin St. Mrs. Hemphill expresses her gratitude for, hospitality extended -ITev and the i friends from Greenwood.-- They were! so chimed with the reception ^given Chat each one promised -M. A. T. to, call again. ' Subscriber!} to The Palmctt0 Load-: or -would do well,-to_get the" proper change ready as a call will soon be made for amount due. 'Please take| notice and be governed "accordingly. J Thanking you in advance, yours j for the "Leader." MANNING NKWS. .. i j : ; . ' . I Mr. W. E. DeLaine, Sr., and daugh ' Iter. Mrs. Mayme Tindal of Brooklyn,! j X. Y.. are here for an indefinite-stay-} i They were accompanied by Master i W,. E.-DeLaine; Jr., and baby Jerome.. "1 imlal, Ji. ' ' ~ I Mr. Maxey Jossie pf Clairton.^Pa., . j is here for a short stay at the home r j of Mr. and Mrs. Waler Frasietp.v Mrs. Itlean -Ijl^tfield spent the hoi-. 'Mays in Aiken, S. C., as the guest of Miss Russell Smith. M iss Jennie Reynolds of Columbia I a l'ofTner tfrfrClll'i 111 the gi fttled oeHol 4wul_anent tho' holidays here at the I home of Prof. and Mrs. J.. S-. Boyd. Those who spent the holidays-here j "Tate?Mr^n-S^?P?rn<1nVi>-W p!)<-h:irtlsrtn I Allen Servance, Carl Servance, Abronj Dicks- and Henry Hatfield. . ~ Mrs. Louise Benbow of Florence was here for a few,days but has now returned to' her home. "Mrs. Rloise Loyd who has been con-| fined ot her bed for. several weeks swith the?t'Flu" Ju mow convalescing. Mrs. Florin^ DeLaine and Miss Liz zie "Mae Rhodes were joint hostesses ?> 'X"!' r>i ctad t? 4 i\uu J i vyrvL ri."Druggists7:^'"-" : I St. Phone .7226 j V, ; ? . ' a" x.m . . _1 j 1 a'First-class Drug Store . ; CLE SPECIALTY. slivef Prescriptions.. , I R SERVICE., ' ' RUG STORE ] ? ? iDUGED FARES XSL LESS . by TRAIN T RELIABLE^ SAFEST COMFORTABLE >OLD DAILY. IOM BATE OF SALE: und triD. onlv 2.4e a mile. -?If ROM DATE OF SALE: md tiip. only 2.7c. a nvi4eT ? RADlU^OF TOT MILE3 ~r >rmation see any ay System Ticket -?w. c. ivteccxr ? t senger Agent Couth Carolina HERN Y SYSTEM <4 ' THE PALMIST A GREAT MAN GONE. j I-f we judge greatness by the stan | rtrrrrt-sot ixiwly Nnzayene Dna- \ con Win. Wood&rd was indeed i i great man. Not aroused by the em- j 1.*; e i.' j battle fields nor .by the hymns, but j by a sense of Christian duty, hist mot- j to was ihe same us that immortal j Lee, where dtoty called he was not i wanted there. In his-life here wjth i uj5 he always endeavored to do his i duty to his fellowmen and the great- j est of all he strove to-^do the will j of God. .. ' V ' ~ ~ i The- esteem in which lus~felluwrrien | held him was exemplified by the j crowd-which gathered, on last Sun- | day Ulterhoon to - pay the. last?re? -j spects to the deceased. The church j was-trltetj-rfnd--erowds were-turned a^ j way. The eulogy was delivered by 1 the pastor Kev. R. M.. M.U't\ which-was a maslVrptt ee-Of" literature filled with truths talcon from the inner life of the man. He u/as assisted by Ruv. jT. M, Boykin, who. spoke of the worth , of suieh mpn r? iJOFTltmwli l>? - ... ----- -U ?.?, -? "*??. ? -s." the race and' to 'the nation. As Mark Antony said at Caesar's funeral, "The evil that men do live after them The good- is 'oft interred with their bones." " I wish to .paraphrase this and say, The evil of this man, if itny^^may lbbe. interred- with his "boned and the (rood live after hint. ~ V- ~ ^r at a Soiree given in honofT.of Mrs. Jrrcime.Tindal of Brrtklyjj, .N, Y. Mrs. DeLaine and~~Mrss Rhodes wore striking costumes* A number of guests ehjoyed the occassion. The oiit-of-to^mjruesjts were: Mis'ff Jennie Reynolds, of Columbia and ,$lessi-s. Abron Dicks of Sumter and Carl Servance of New York. Mis^efc f-ftirah Servance and Virginia ,.| A II.... T.; I.,", I ri?y TTtri]rtti!^.holidays at home. Mrs. Eugenia MeDutlie entertained on Dee. 23, 1927 at her home in honor of her daughter, Eleanor. This ii^air . Was in honor" of""-the birthday of McDuffie. A large, number of friergte lifim pi-osiont The Q'U-of-toWn guftSts^ were Mrs. Bertha Jones" white Plains, N". Y. and Miss Freeman ol . the Andrews High Schol faculty. & A pleasant afternoon .-was spent by all? The Manning- orchestra?en? tertained. Miss- Lilla, Boston entertained on Thursday, with a "Progressive Whist Party" at her home on Church St. Those that were present were: Misses Frankie Richards, Vivian Cantey, Lizzie M. Rhodes, and Philopena Davis. Another unique affair was .the birth siipper given at Mrs. Ernestine Da-vis1 home in ' honor"of her daughter. Philophena. A salad course was sef-~ ved to a host of her .young friends. They were:-Misses Marthenia Washington, Thao I.owis, Eleanor McDuf! tie, Lilla Boston, Frankie Richards, Lizzie Mae Rhodes, Vivian Cantey, | and Messrs. Leon Bowman, Holmes ! McDuflie, Rudolph Dowe. ~ _ [ Mis* Theo Lewis entertained' on ] Friday Dec. 30; 1927 with a "Wbii^i Party." The following guests were present. Misses Gertrude McBride, | Eleanor McDuffle, Sarah Davis, Marthena -Washington, Lester Lee GipU.r.n, tvmtn pv{ ninr antl Mrs. Mayme rllaywood, Messrs. MaxieJosey, Plujtnlo McBride, Heliums McDuffie"1 anH" I Richard Riley. They report as havj4ng.-spent a pleaSant-evening... "Deacon ftubbs" a three act comedy drama was presented at Trinity lArM. E. church Monday, Jan. 9. A small admission was charged. The ; proceeds going to the church. Mesdanics Koverja White and Rltna^STter were in charge of the training of the cast. The public was given a real treat was the report of many. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Richardson, Mrs. Darhe Burgess and Miaayn W-U? lie Burgess and Inez Richardson motor"ed"~W Marion ' and spent the day with their brother, Rev. Wallie Richardson,. . i ' Miss Dora Boston and Mr. George Daniels spent New Year's day at the home of Mrs..Sarah Watson. Miss .Mnttie Wells a teacher in the Lancaster high school was the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shaw Coakley during the holiday's. " : " ? Prof, pnd Mrs. W. L. Bryant; Mrs. I.illie Mae Fields; Miss Eunice Pres ton and Mr. Leevy Young, Jr., were The dinner -guestsof Mr^*Rd.-Mrfl, James Walker Tuesday Dec. 27th. Messrs. William. Gilliam, Harmon and Willie Graham of Lambertville, -N. J.t w*r? the guests of Miss Eunice PresToti and* ftlalers, Thursday? Dec. 2Qtk,_ , Misses Esthtr and WillieTmina Preston, "after spending the Christmas , holidays Hi liunre, have returned to their respective points. The former is a feather in t,be graded school at Blshopville and the latter a- student at Allen University. ihi i f ^ fc/" ... ! rb LEADER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiii^iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii | Long Troubled ! p Constipation-1 3?"Dlack-Dfaught?has?been?a_ family medicine with us for 3 fifteen.. years/' says Mr. F. M. ; ( Huntley, of Neosho, Mo. "I read 1 , about it firstrin the Ladies Birth* day Almanac and what I read there sounded so convincing -I made up my mind to try Black* ' Draught, as I had been trou- \ bled with constipation for a long \ time. <, I ; "1 foimd-DIacli Durughl to j^ the ideal medicine for this t*ouv j - ble. _2t gave me quick relief. I Frequently I had bad headaches j nr.H pntna,* dun tp toxic poison. 1 By. taking a course of .black- s-" Draught I gave my system a = thorough cleansing, and I have I 1 had little or no trouble since' j 1 then. **Nqw, if I am becoming con- \ stipated, I take several small I , doses of Black-Draught, and am \ very soon feeling fine." |_j gt&CKDBAUGtil =3, , NINETY SIX NEWS. 1 v . . V1?z '' . ; U Ninety Six, Jan. 10.?The holidays^.: wtfre enjoyed by everybody itv^thif > old historic to\\n of -Ninety Si^!. ' Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart of -, Indianapolis Ind., were the guests* ] of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Parker, ) - j On.the 25th a-veal-Christmas exer-Y " " " - 'ndrifd hv the y untc in<>- ; nie of.-?Bpihiphffn -<Nnri<i.iK>. JTrrrmr .1 - ; ?v.wun n j neat sum was-collected and given-the*; j Missionary Society. ' Everybody on Monday the 2.0th was ] busy getting their presents ready for .the Christmas tree and their pounds I't'riflv t-o sjipwc'r our , beloved nasti.r' t Rev; Ailen I)ix&h afid wife. At" 8::iQ t|0ytything War ready.?A 1 ! beautiful program was rendered cohsistitig of beautiful recitation's-and sweet carols. Mrs , wmi? gave us a sweet solo; also Mrs. Rosa, M. Dixon charmed the audience with her sweet voice in rendering a solo: I "Stand By Me." Last tvas W ouautot 1 by Calhoun, Alexander? Jack- f .son fU\d Calhoun. Those young men certayly sang nicely. Rev; and Mrs.' Dixun got 'many valuable presents and a box of good things to eat. _ Mc$. Eddie Wise and Mr. Ed. DorProsperity came Up with ReV. aadi^Irs. DiXon. Meodniyus?IE is e_. ai\d( .l>ixojy?spent the-JiqUdnya noHTas1,' t|ie guests of Mrs. C. A. Clark and. Mi-, and Mrs. J. L. Parker. Mr. i ami - Mrs. W. L. Marshall served dinI ner for Mrs. Clark and her guests. ^Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mesdames Wise, Dixon and Parker ' ""'" '"l out to Center se noor*fdr a I "Xmas tree and?oxcrci.'c v. h'eli^ wrr ,., very'nicg indeed. We note Trinity M.4v.-ehurch has a neuL -pastor^. We welcome him and family to our friendly, little town. A' cloud of gloon^ was ca>'t. over the town last woek when* the ipcsrage came that Mr. John Moore was.cleadV" Mr. Moore went* to Washington, 1). C7~"on 'p' visit and rt-tcas there the., end came. Mr. T. C. Moore and Mrs. Lucinda Jackson came with the body. rSimrlny, o'clock Rev. Dixon, -Mr. Dorley and Mr. Counts of Prosperity came up and Rev. Dixon preached Mr. Moore's funeral. Our sympathy goes out for this bereaved family. Mrs. Earline Lee of Pittsburg, Pa., is visiting "her father Mr. P- ll. Dean. Miss Mary Lou Smith a student "in Morris College oncnt-a-J!tiw:*TTavs with her parents. . . . ??Miss Sarah Lee Joseph was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Cyrus. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Stewart', Mes- . dame's Clark, Dixon Wise-and Parker i motored to Abbeville to Jiqc Mrs. j Sam Edwards. Mr. W. S. Davis who spent several ; weeks with hsi sick daughter Nancy j Waller in Philadelphia is at .home I ?i.. u "u.,.. .. ! i^am. 4aui ii teiiiip a j speedy recovery. '?. Mrs. Connie Holloway is visiting 5 her brother Jim Burton Of Helena. ?A -T^kson is hack rhome < again after spending several weeks j * with?her son in Washington. D. C. j 1 Mrs. Georgia - ParkeJr is now -in charge. of the Enoree graded school. T am antr Mi**y mndn a wis^'chmrp in/ securing her services. Mrs.' M. . C. Lark, a very" efficient techef is-now in chafge. of the Ertemhship graded school. I Mrs. Sinda Blocker and daughter Ruth spQpt the week with relatives. They report a very enjoyable sojdurh,' ' r t { . . . . ' * *' i :'<;iu:knshok<k n. c. news. . , tJrcen.sbowo N. -The students und faculty' Jf .A. un<l T. College ? *? ? sp>'--o'blv surprised to lc-;iii) of; the mairiagt1 'of M i.-s \\ ilt-i " Alnoi-e.A. (i ri )ii?;.s.,-deaii. >f nrett and vrev-pre."ident -of the in-, ilitution. The unioir took place in! tV;i -'h i n;? t oil. 1> <'., .du lilH' 'the A Ilia* mini ays:?M7s Mri!w^-\v 1 u/ has been connected 'with the institution for-; many, yeiiis, i-s <>ne).of the. most pop -' ula'F- beacheps <vt A. and -T. "V i Professor Mortimer/ Weaver ad Jres.sed the combined" a roups . of the s Y^\Y. ('. A. and Y. .M. f. A. <.f tiail-.'j Tiiiti ('oiieire *TKuTsTTayY?. nU 1: p. nr. Mis .subject 'was. "Me 'ulii i'n if1' t'lii'ed states." The Setitol; class al A. aii(| I cyl leye jflt'vj.yU'n illU-r<?st 11 iy [?lop rani ' li> . ti-.yt I'l idfiv ( v'eniiv,-da.nu'ac.v ?' .* The -Mib/ect. dpnp?es" of tbe- Ori- j rtWp^-a-^edA c ivd byTr ^e r ir* gl' vi^jcl | lectures" hy numlvrs of tlu:..<:.Uj..4s. 1 The annual- Klodhoppori the 'oldest m.. .,< rm i^"1 " ' 'i1 Yv'" | day I'vcniasjp.- IK-'t omU.-i; .!>:?. Murphy hall. TlW nv nint* \va:" rr.os./< *tioValilv spent. Jlr, Cro.vtOn Williams. pn'^'uli m i>f t-K<* Kl'.nll tr, n<;t is toMKl mii.jJ.nr.. M r .1 p T\~l i 1K f '.rrr. Ihe his'ocy of the-. KhylhoppeV, after, kvhjch the president. -of th eoUejre Ml-. F. I>.. Blufonj, revijveVI ihe pr-n-' nr< Vs .of .} htr colletrt* durini'-oUo past pj?ai\ The presifont mentioneM first iMfc trinity itvstiJTuin.n hitu TS^vn fcivoh full "A" j?.Pu<ie _ia< inw; *>icupil,. tjiyt he cPlk'ffo ha?f pbe'en :Hi.ecesstul in .vinnijpK- tht; Triangular' <h-l 'ate "over v irjrinia :vnl South ('at t?linu State. cVU<htys%aml . thjfeafe tlinJL ithe in-ititutiurf" 'h;nL'\v<?n> tljjjf^h^ipiun^hip.ft.ihe < '.y:*$/v<^ffc;'.al.?o ettllyd At"cotton to the- fart that the collPpre has spent more than $10,000 on. its.. ahorrrtoVii'K anil hsul ho oiVetion 'of a hoM- -Poultry.' Plant, ?Jn?t ritfeyr.v. ousting ~ap{1rf?xiiiiavely III! ) | .-. I :i fiinn casting about $-0,0.00.Oh. Professor Ann(>i-h|> \V. Friiruson husrclurrtod "from the-Ai)4ki Phi Alpha irom t-iuion in Cievphrml, -\vheiv he! *. 5 Over 20 Years liaet'cal 4? Tvv pt'rinti.'o <[ 0 - o~ >' Ho palling <& Rebuilding V 1 TYPEWRITERS I |: .i Of AH Wakesr? S: Spoclnl Attention to-out- ? ? of-town'woi jv. : . ' 8 9 New & Rebuilt Tvnewriters 9. I ~ FOR SAI.E I & Cash or Terms. ? g TYi'EWRrn;n EXCHANGE O O.H203 Lady StT Columbia, S. C. V u . - ' c OC*C*\' v v, t'O C' *? ^ r ; .y-y.-'v1 & - '?, ' > ?-~ 'j Men's Half Soles i Prices on other reps | PHO^g 6820^ | . " Wifse W L __ 11 i e-l t i a , ' --i* rorW5Cft>CR*> OC* IVCO'DC.O :: ACA AO&AAOt I We Stand Bacf S WE use only ' OB pel' cent WE h ave for your perso c three hundred pattern ( prices, are reasonafclyf I - sacrifice qua'lity. O w en h ; ' ' r :rail i 1117 WASHINGTON ST. > >???>.>.> * >< **** * ? * ? > *? >' . . 1 -U - Office Phone 8407 ? ? N, J7fre j; Mtorney-al-T.atr a '' -Practice-in all Court > 9 ? 1119 Washington Street, ' k *yt S \ / '? . v KAUB TUBgB _ , _ went us delegate from the Kappa Lam w'd\i ehap'tvr of North Carolina'. "*y? Attorney-and. Mrs. Leon P. Milleij ( >,[ Welch, Wcpst Virgi'nuTwet-e guests u! I'trsident and Mrs. Bluford during 1H' holidays: Mr Miller is a grad- . ua'te <>f A;, and T. College and of he Law scljodl ol the University of . Pennslyvnaia* He was delighted to see/the woiplerful progress ?that had 4~rr irTHndr- ?iTTce~his-graduation^ _1 LANCASTER NEWS. The' pastor of St. Paul A. M. E. ? fib re h, Key. \V. C. Q\yens has moved 'o'his station of duty from Barksdale The penphr of Lancaster were very m!' iifort'i have, the new pastor~Bml- . . his family , here. They pounded him s.-i..irilay- l >i n Thn "pnyrTn?and n- representative was called ta JSastpye'r Friday Hoc. 30 to a Ministerial 'ViOIK'fl. . " ' . * . I I'. J. <<!-! 111 I.lp|? nniifmirnrp W?S l^tl SuftTttty and M6nday-Jan. land 2. - ii? v.v and 'Mrs. C. C. MclTwain, ind children spent the ' holidays at /i'-M Mill with his members. , rarrie .lone*, spent the holiday. in High Point with her mother ,M>s. Mary* Blair. _ MLs Kellij? IL Jones spent the hpli-ay.' in (;;tinddn witK'hor^sister Mrs. , _ sal alue Jones. . SKI) A 1.1 A,. NEWS. ~ . - 1 ?- ' \ After spending a very pleasant Xmas at their various homes ..the - . . .eachers of the- graded school express joy t'? he haelj on their jobs. . - 'i lie writer enjoyed a very pleasant .-tay at-the beautiful home of Mr. and .wi s. Thomas Shelton, Laurens, S. G., ;; y ;,iW iw, A. .u. ?j -* iivtiuiyo. -""XV LUC CI1U UI nis visii,,^ wonderful turkey dinner was sened with a number of other , courses-. Mr. and Mrs. Shelton cer-. Laihl.V know how t<> entertain. Rev; Alexander 'Carroll held his , * Quarterly >vith the New Hope A. M. ; Z.AI], church, Sll/ldUy Jail. 7; -??~ ' . ,We are always glad to have such (I'.ci' nfc leaders in our midst. He ;>r?'ached a wonderful sermon. ?? EXPERIENCED MUSICIAN - KB, F. DAVIS Teacher of All Instruments \ IT a rmony kessons for Advanced * Pupils. Also Arranging for Instruments ,*! .- IVICSIC "STUDIO" .1311 Barnwell St. Phone 7380 : COLUMBIA, S C. Pairing, Sewed On $1.25 :: tiring in accordance j; ./ & - ' - ' r ^ T . Martin | Hampton St. Ji ^ oooooooooaooooot>o<K??3caotoa3ao L of Our Word .? ?__ pure WoohFalkrica, jg nal selection more than " . B s and with all . that, our \o&: 'To go lower would ! '~i . . i -* , .. t- , St Paul ?rs .1 ~s; ^ 1 PHONE 6963 1 == . ' I ' ! ? ? ????, H Residence Phone -6798 "'] ~7t ml Notary Publie. ? Jj n?Plate -anil Federal. -Jfl Columbia, 8. C. |