The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 11, 1928, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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George tow^-N ews
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' ME S. C. \\ llson, whu has been
visiting in the JJ, \V. 1. lor the past__ii
twoTyear's, is buck iif the city spend- li
jng th^j' winter with Mr. and Mrs. W. 11
C. Atkinson.? ^ ??
Mrs. -Ethel ConycrsJand her ?ister. t
Mrs. Sarah Brown, of Brooklyn, N. C
Y., are in the city^owing to the death r
of their mother.. ?L
Mr. A. Lawrepcc spent Friday and ,'o
Saturday lit t harlest-on on .business... i
The Mati'oj^ Social Club wa? or- - '
1 gaffteid nil |Iuntnn1 y i'.li at >lv home?r
of Mr, Iv. A. Atkinson. A very in- -Is
r teresting meeting' was. hekh-aild oili- V
cers were elected; after which a prb*j,
gressiye u i?i -1. party was held. ' J ^
The Cosmopolitan . Club held : its \
regular meeting at the home of Mr. ;
.' : ?Sam .Wilson Wood, on Tuesday and l
was entertained" by Messrs. F. John- >
son 'and J. V. Jones. - . : i
The..Elite Art and Social C^tib held J
its meeting on Thursday afternoon at"
the home of .Mis, J. C. Andrewsr^ ' [
Mioucj Jl'nrrip AVhuelt and Beatrice ^
Bennett, of Gr.eeleyviHe, spent Sunday t
?In the city. j j
Messrs C. W. Washington ""-and A.
y. TTumTuTrq sjout a. lew days this ,
week in Charle.-U<n.
BATESBl RG NEWS ,
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Mrs. L. B. lichees was the house (
: guestot Miss .Ophelia Williams in?t
Monetta. While thel'e she reports' of
. having, ft pleasant 'week-end. !
* MtS.'G. I.,fcConIoy spent'the week- .
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end at Sumter." j
Mrs. atie Miles, of Charlotte, spent .
several days here visiting her sister.
Mrs. Wallace and other relatives and
friends. .
.i? Mrs;. rA?nbndn Ra'mnge '.was rhuried
? Saturday at Wesley. Chu-prl < 'hurelv.
Shn^l^ryes. a hulhand. iwo children,. ^
sisters. roTRers and a host-of friends
I . -i .o
to mourn her Loss.
We are sorry t.o say that little Jim-/
mie Wiirnll ?is still-on the sick list
We tviiyt sin.' will In- to return to !
schooPsoon.
_ . The quarterly r"nfir-'i"r -it' AV 11 ley
Chanel and St. James reports
V of having a' splendid , session., ' 'jvj
'The . church service .at Mt. Zio.n! 1
wa? well at ;ended by. the members
. and friends-.Tile religions,service was-.
rT~t r?v '*.. ;? ?-? r\\
. yi high spirit. . . . . p
We are sorry to say,that by some
means illcv. J. II.. Thomas' name was
omitted l'rbm the" r<>;1 th;u paid one?^
(foliar during the drive for our school
equipment. We will say that the e- !>
? - ? *<|uiproerit- is here through Mr.^J. B. (
Felton's . generosity. Kverybody rs ^
very approeuUivCy i?f. all the equip .
rhent. . .'. . p/P 11.........
The basketball. team of Ridge !
Branch played our team on Wednesday.
THe. game was won by Ridge
Briuwiv- ~ ?? .
'On Thursday TTresvnTe team played
. our team on oar y iuunds. The game '
was won by our. team.
Come but to the school on Valcn=?l...
firm nigh^ T il b.vlp pnt t hn ' pra-gram,
over. We need your coopora
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The-Pens of 'the churches. in Lau*?~
- ' reus eh i nled out -the "w'huso.ever' wljl "
, let him come to church today" and 0
the members and iritiul ; with Uicir 1
visitors listened in and heeded the call ^
and was out in great .numbers. Our a
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. pastor, Rev. J. B. Smith,.was at his
best and preached to a lull house, ''
a sermon that will never be forgot- .
ten -by his hearers. ,I-he choir was
I
als-o at ?ts host, and such good music
can-only be rendered by a choir Who {
hase souls that are filled with the
. \ r
- Holy Spirit. '
On Sunday*night w'd were blessed"
?to have in our mids<t- a Rev. Albert '
That; dt"~Dtrtrrffonta, Who preached "
. d a splendid sermon. Rev. Dial's mother
was fnnoraliri.il
afternoon. She was a member of St.lj
Paul "Baptist Church. ' ,1
rMs. Annie Lou Owens haiJ'asher' g
week-end gueslhcr sister-in-law,, Mrs. ,,
Lucile Owens, pf Spartanburg, S. C., J.
wh0 also worshipped with us at Bethi-| h
el Sunday. ' _ . t]
. Mrs. Alice Young, of 236 W. Hamp- j,
ten St., was hostess at a dinner party
on Tuesdaynig ht, January 3Jst. Out- w
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ui-iown Ruesis were Alesdames lizzie
Bailev. Marv I.oakc^and Jtov. Ducket t.s;
of Clinton, S. C. Those of the city a
" 'were Mrst'rjfrir* \f;try -Mi'Moww, Se- h<
lena Jeff>,r ;f ft.'I.-uia Rice,' IKmmaline rt
Anderson w
Re'd,. . " j' . I 'o
Mfs; ""Sarah Ferguson passed away 1><
j ments^have not been made known at Ju
this writing,- * sit
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Abbeville News
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Mrs. Janie Dorsuy, .on Haigler St.,
8 much bv tor at this writing. She
ias boyn conlined to her home wictv
utiuoh/.u. ^ ' , . . . ' ?
?x\lk?Maymc McAllister?returned
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c l.cr lieine, Wtunescay irFNeW York
.ity utter an exunucd visit to her
loine 'j.coj/lo. .Mrs. McAllister came.
a her adopted lfathor,! Mrr-Flcming
taploy. .. .. "
.ut\ Kuiidey Jtll'orson motored down
rum I'lMiuinnui^ last guunilny and
yciit until ferunpav anernoQn with his
loiiie. people. '
Alt', and .Mrs. Ilall ami Mrs. Allie
dap Simpson, of Chicago} 1.., motord
to Atlanta, Ga., a~ lew days?ago nal
.Mr. Und Mrs. Hall went iVom
>ei'c to Jacksonville. Flu, and Mrs.
Sijnp'son came here for a-visit of one
Tipnrh- to her parents, MiV-and MTs.
tofcion Johnson.
Mr. Foster Lomax snrnt a few
lays in AshevjUe last week. lie re'6rcs""a~\'ery
pleasant ^ trip. \
' The many friends of Mrs. Calethia 1
Jarrgt't, on Secession Avenue, are
.ery glad tu know that, she is a great
leal . better alter a, severe attatk ~of
Uhcss. hope that she will con:
filial to improve.
Mr. Larkin Latimer, on Secession
\venue, is sick with rheumatism. His
nany frieftds hop that he will.soon
ecuver. i*' . . .1
. Miv.-es ?Ruth Ilutler and Helen C.
.a.iiiibr spent last Saturday anil Sun-;
lay here. ITem Prosperity, where they
iLe. teat-h'mg. ' ' ; I
I'hilo Ludge' ivo, 2, K. of P. held
Memorial. >erviV'S over Sirs. P, 11.
Iorne, and Hen uTovgan, on January
5'tli. They also Jhad experience meetng
.for a while; Kvery brother-got'
ip and gave a talk for the Lord
hid tald of his SOUl'-S detorniiroitiori
V grand liioeting w'as he-Id, Everyone'
>rcstMTh-onjt?yed it< -'-.4*
i5l&;Ejtatik Dprsey, of Leo, Gn., was
ere last \\;? ck to attend the funeral
f his son, My. William jUysey.
. Mr.l John 1\T. Nance'.has left the'
liii.ese pressing club and has accept-1
d a. position with the Nichols press- j
ig eluh, on Wufliing.ton St.
Mr. Clarcneo on jg wnrl-inp In'
In- Chinese pressing club.
Mrs Yaronia Tate, of Gainesville
it., came here last week for-the fueral
of her father, Mr. William O.
torsey, and is; spending sometime
*ith her step-mother, .Mrs. Jarfic- Dor- "
ey, on I{^iglcr St.
Mi?s Lottie Edward, of Philadel-!
hia;-Pn^, arrived in the city a fow-|ays
ago', for a visit to her home peo-;
l?- :V- ,.;V v ; "
Mrs. Dpi lie .AWeston, of Spartnr)
urg, spent a few days, in the city j
ist week with her son, Mr. D. W.
Vest on, \v Wo is ^lh ?= .
Mrs. I.nla R-mwe,- of Charlotte, n7|
canie here last week for the fu-j
oral. of her brother-in-law, Mr. W.
K Dorsfy, and is spending sometime
nth her sister, Mrs-. .Tamo Dorsoy.
^Mrsdarises-Rebecca Johnson and Al- >
e Mne. Sim ps<in wer^ car-riding_oae_.
ay last week and the ear turned
vet\ hut they both escaped injury,
heir many iriends arc glad to know
fiat they arc n?l hurt, and hope they
i.U joy-ride more careful next jime. |
Mr. James Teal, the efficient fire
utn ,on the Seaboard .railway for a
umber of years, escaped injury, in a
erioiis- wreck last Saturday after- (
?>i>ti -i:w-Slatum, (la., when the engine
>o. 1 '1 fctruck a truck prtd turned
ver. . It Avas the vestibule passenger
rain No. 5.. The.man on the^Jri^k'
:as "killed. The" engineer got "one
rni and leg broken. Mr. Teal jump
(.1. (jlV ami .saved TtthTself. which is
leasing news to his many friends.
Jlr. Milligan Nancc wishes to asist
the undertakers 'in their work.
Ir wired to his wife lasf week, in'
'i i' aeo, 111.,, that ho was dead.?She .
ired to the undertaker, Mr. L. A.
Liehio, to hold the body. Mr. Nance :
ays he just wanted to sec her and;
elegraphed her in some "one else's'
ameX-llicrc.hr. yuL.; lives.
hurch News. * ''
St. James!.A. M. E. Church:?Rev.' ]
. E. Reard filled hsi pulpit last Sun- 5
ay morning and night. His two'in-.j
piring sermons were enjoyed by all j
resent. Sunday School was held on
ist Sunday morning at the, usual .
t ,-j -
i/ur. 1 ne lossop was reviewed by ! <
ie sujx'rintenrlcnt. The A. C. E.I]
en'rnr Wfis lost'SiimlnW evening^ <
t^thc usual hour. Interesting topics')
ere discussed. 11
Rev. Beard called ,a meeting last j
undny morning junfc after nervioe to ,
rrangc for a rally to pay for the ]
f*at;ng -plapt in the church. Ten' 1
ill havo list of memhers, woh ~are i
i rnise fifty dollars. The rally "will i
1 Hold op thp fourth Sunday in Mar.
Gj-aae... Chdpel Suhday^chool was t
;Jd last Sunday morning at the~u-. t
lal Hour. Rev. S. J. Cowan filled j c
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THE PALMETT
ADAM^W AFFORD NUPTIAL
AhhbUlle?Miss D^s^e Ruth -Ad- j
ams, formerly of Abbeville,1 but now
a resident of Chicago, 111., was happily.
married on Wednesday night,
January ^5th to Mr. Cloyd Swall'ord,'
uf Chicagu, 111, The marriage of Miss
Adams was a great surprise to her:
many friends here. . She married in
a beautiful ggwn Wifh shoes to match j
lwi.l in whicli-iVulny miii'sps w??ro sor'y- j
ed:
Mr. and Mrs. Swaflford attended
HihwI together at Munis Dimui Cul-' 1
lege, Atlanta, Ca., some- years ago
and were friends in schooL TvTrsVT
S watford is a pative of Abbeville, but
t
went to Chicago last year^ to spend r
sometime wilh_Kei* sister^ Mr. SwatTord
is a native of Chicago, and is a
There was a Ihrge crowd at the
wedding. The ceremony?was rer-~ ->
fortncd.by Eev.' Xbble. the ^pastor.
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MR. WILLIAM OSCAR DORSET
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Mr. William Oscar Dorsey, "the cflr- ~
cion fireman on the Seaboard railway,
'Kfiil'-twl- U\1A IHik ri'ldny llltfhT, JM!-"
unry 27th, with heaH failure. I.Iis
untimely floath oe.mL. as a great shock
to hisjhany friends of hath races.
Mr. ITorsey came to Abbeville in 1909
us a tire.)min on the S. A?-I,. railway. .
which job he had at the time of his
death. " r~*: ~ r':.
Ue had a pleasant and lovable <\ish'STttpn.
Mr. Dorsey was born Mar.
1sthk 188-1. arid was in hfs forty.fourth
year;?He?was a?consistent. member
.of r( I race -Chapel A. M.- E.
f'hureh, and was p.trustee. He was
Ww^ys-fhund-en the job in his elntreh; ready
to answer the call of duly. Tie
was a member of the1 E. and' A. M..
Sunlight I.odge No! 21 ft. Abbeville, R.
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The funeral services were held Mdft-Iny
afternoon, o'clock at'-ft rare
Chanel A. Church; conducted
by Rev. S. J. Cowan, his pastor. In
torment was in Harbison's cemetery.
The Masons turned out.
C A It I) W--T4I-A N K-$ ' r
We, the undersigned-, wish lonhank
our many friends' for their acts of
kindness and the beautiful floral oil'- a
ertngs during the death' of our hus
band, father, soil and brother. We
especially-, want to-thank t-ho club of ;
hunters for their nidi floral" otfOrings
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and also* the firemen and others.
v Mrs.Janio Dorsey. * (wife)
til- irrinll llnrm.y I I :i 1 111')') 2
Mrs. Yaronia Tate,
Mr. Paul, Dorsey (children)
Mr. Ollie Dorsey (brother!
Mrs. Lula Rouse * (sister-in-law), i
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IN MKMORIAM . ?
Union, S. C ?In sad but, -lQving
memory of our daughter and sisteiv
who departed this-life one year. ago.
February days again here, ?-'i
he saddest of all the year;
It was on the '13th' day -v ~r
When the angels took our loved one
> away.. ' ': . - .
Our dear sist.er?_Ave miss you,
Though We know you had to leave us;
Our Father in heaven "
loot's all things for the best.
Sleep on, dea rsister, we will meet
Vou some bright morning^
Where there will btTno parting"; ~ 1
But joy fqrevermore. . ..
Mrs. Hilary Johnson (mother) I
Mr. Willjanr Johnson (father)
Willie T., i
David A,, . .\ . j
C'leonhuj> (brothers) i
Mrs. Elhora. Gregory,
, Alma W., ' Flossie
B., <
Lousie Johnson (sisters).
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his pulpit fast' Sunday morning and !
night. His soul-stirring sermons arc '
enjoyed by all. ?
.The A. G. League lyas held last '
Sunday evening at theusual .hour.
Washington Street Presbyterian .
^Sunday School was held f\t tho u* ;
mal hour last Sunday;morning. Re'". '
If. Y. Kennedyy filled his pulpit last |
<unduy flV>rn!iig". lie preached a soul- i
stirring sermon, whieh was enjoyed ^
by all present. ! s
Mt. Pleasant Raptist Church?The !
ast Sunday morning and^rpght. The ,
S. Y. P. U! was held last SundayevCilng
nt the usual. hptyv Mr, Flcm- :
ng Raploy, the fait\tfi/l praeidanU is \
rreatlv mi?sed in this meeting. Rev. i
fr,hn?pn tells us that "lie is planning
-Q_j?lUki R enrsonage in the near fu~t
uro, as this church is a station a
hur'ch now.
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V . ; HOPE NEWS
The srhnol horn _is '"" y .
successful term- thas l'ar. The teachei~s
are Prof. Geo. H. Ford ham, of
tfrangoburg and Miss Johnollie E\
Counts, of l'oiniuia. . , -
On thy ^iitl o.i .January, one.of the,
trustees, Mr,* Eildre Stewart, publiely
announced that the children bring1
something t oschool to send' Mr. J; 11.
cation-, who uave us the land.for our
school. Son un Thursday every family
was represented by way of hams,
lIikIuiis, i'HUt-. ju-hhuls, canned l'ruit,
pickles, jelly, l'at pnie, etc. The trustees,
Mrs. Stew a rt "KiuI ~ "MrT Boyce,
iprried thoip down there. Oh account
of-otber business Mr. W. L. Johnson
tllft fiAj* go. . ' ' ??--?rMiV
llepe was veuy^rateful for
tficsiy and sent us .-up another- supply
than two hundred valuable books.
Our kitchen is also equipped for
seruico nmt il,? ?>? f.-l
?.-i o-us IIiu
girls are interested in it.
Oil the tilth-^nniliiy nf laa i?i?n<K .
the very faithful Aev. ,M. G. Williams
uf_ .Gxiaimwood,?S.?G.t -thixyn "tcr
Pomaria in interest'of the church
?lie li;iti .Worked fur thl< church
even fhownh he was'on another .charge" ,
lie collected more than ?10.00 on his
.ast rally and -has novor missed on
opportunity to work here.AW
havc heen informed. that the
llev.^Y. B..Bouler, the present pasol',
lms kindly relieved Rev. Williams
of the debt.
Re\V' N, Vj Rice, the^ beloved pas-'
or of St. .Tomes Circuit, preached a
very 'youd-senium for Rev. Fraaoy .nt- \l't
/.ion Church, Little Mountain, S. "
L\, Sunday.
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Met ORMK'k NKWS
. Sunday was a glorious day at ShiOh
A. M. K. Church. The Sundav
H-h'Oiil was applied :tt. the usv>g1"1tbur. *
the supcrintendent was at his .post
?f duly -ami 'alsO a mini lie r of the tea hers.
At 1 :IiO l\ M. there was a
illusion! program rendered by the
.embers of the Wideman School and
Jm .iuiiior'ciiofr. .\liss~.lanie It. i'er- ~
i in was (firec
. Jlotinders' bays will be celebrated
i xt Sunday. .. Tlu" public is" ijfivTted.
Mi's. Mary Andrews, of Greenwood,
was a 'welcome visitor, to our._chureh .
Sunday.
There was a surprise party -given
at-the l?omevef .Ml', and Mrs. 11. I'crrin
in honor of their soil, Jessie.' To
fiiy that* if was a tinuiue affairwould
hot .lie ton much,' The dining Tooni
was- heaut ilnily mvnrated. and the
birthday eake was the. center of at-'
faction. The menu, consisted of potato"
salad" oh lettuce, leaves, satfni
rice, baked . chicken, brown grawy,
.sweet peas, French fried chicken,
IJickle'S. liot rolls and butter.; black
?blUeth'''ied'cu*"eahi and eake and after ?
linnermints. The quests wore: Airs,
r.';ni''h l "im.-m, Mr.^-u+wi-Mrs. Moore, Mr.
and Mr A. Bibs, Mrs. Ilaltie Moore,!
Mr. and Mrs; James I'e.rrin,' Mr. -amiJ,.
Mi'--. SinjJtotofy,Mr. ami Mrs. K. M.
?M igi'. > E. aiul -C B. Perrin.
^rrr- - v- -.s
K' dininir, the kuosts -assemlilcd-iii
-tliy-liviiijt room, and were en->
ttTtnhrcit with music.
NINETY-SIX NEWS
Mis. EaiTne'r.t e.h't't Friday iiior.ninjr
for .Ijer liome in Pittsburgh, Pa.
'ill's. Carrie Taggart, a native of
RrOrnwdod county, died in Chicago;?1
HI., Jahuary Idth. Iler remrtins were
hfmiu-ht_.hoine 1^' her husband. Mr.
Charles Tnggart, accompanied by., a
loving son and One- sister. Our sym|va:hy
jj-ocs soiu for the family ill their
hour-of bereavement. I
The people of Ten tor {Traded school
irg certainjy interested in their girls
and-bnysi They are eager'" toco-op
itc with the toucher- > . ' |
Mr. P. B. Dean attended the Union
Saturday at Mt. Zioil, Coronaca, S.
2. lie reports a very good mcdtincr. *
There arc a.number of sick people
in Inwn at thia-writingi | l
The . writer has been on the sick
list^ for the 1 sat weebfwipt is much
improved at thjj wrjting.
Tlu- ushers" hoard/of HofbTchem is
Thinning to put o\-jer a great pro*rmn
-in thr -no a fuluru,- ? ? ?
,-4b-v. W. T. Burgess; of Irmo, S. C.,
s in towh at'.ending' to business. We
ire all proud to see this old citizen.
We are proud to see Mr. I). S. WiJ
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Mr. P. P. Butler and* Mr,. Henry
iVhite have moved into their barber
hop.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pork arc get- We
certainly hope Mr. Peter Caroil
\vill_ soon be. able to be up again.
Mei-'d.vnn >-. t!ulrk and- Parker - moored
to tlv*oitwoed do do shop- ,
ing this week:'
Mrs. Lurjndrt' Blocker was carried 1
o Brewer hospital last Firday. We _
yr-triad to hear that she is getting ,
Jong nicely. ' ~ |
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j A MlilSSACKOF
jS WlTC'ii death'. invoQes your family
g solution funics to you ironv the la
O ANCnniNEV OLD NT ASSOC1A
ploiecteu by msmamo laws, to 4
q "policy which your forethought pel
jg -.such. . ' 1 *?-?r?:?t?t?~?
g Jj&vury member, of the' family sh
^oOO.uu CONTRACTS. Our a&ei
aboui It. l'lloiic 7ISO.' *' '
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o^cio.o.o.<>oAaoxu^Ceao.oxi<t>oo^>ggg:i
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M-IDKA
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School Slip
? lVilh rrKMiiiyiy q[ 0\ Ul' $
. tory AV.e are tslile to make at
above equipment. Re "sure
E elsewhere. ^ .
?Vj. MANUL/!
DARLINGTON
?miiim liiuiKb iMiinii
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Mi's. Nettie S?
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A" Full Lint, of Patoi
Citraretfes and Tohaet
Ma nam C. J. Walker'
7 Times lee Cream &m
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; 1422 Assembly St reel,
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1131 Washington Stree
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i ' Big Line of Clothing 1 or
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L>ry Goods, Sh
| Connected with * our Sic
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I cause we cart sell-Better-f
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Sslgrday, Fthrgary 11, IMS.
r'ONSOl VTION I
ranks, what a message -of con- Sj7
iet thai T11E MUTUAL liEUjiFj
HUN is under contraut and you 5
>^y?yoo-fiaiiiipily your insurance g J
I'suimed you to take out e overling 3 ' ^
ould have one 01', our SPECIAL 8
its nf\i-anxious to talk with you 2 "
enevlent Ass. of S. C. .. | "
Gen. Manager.
^ooaovwO.ouuuuuqoiXdxtctcta'ao^ ??lool
Equipment I
Church I'c.ws.
Auditorium Scats.
School Desks.
Teachers' Desks:
plies of all Kinds.
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