The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 17, 1928, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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SPAOE SIX.
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Union News
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The weather here on Sunday A\a
very inclement.- We Vere agreeabl;
suprised JoHruT such U; good numbe
t?attending the morning service at-Co
' rinth Baptist.-i^h-ttreh-,?where?Paato
Williams continues to preach witl
_ ? p^Wer. Rev. Ciilmore, of JonosvdU
M *S. G., in company with Rev. H...E
K Worthy worshipped witrlTthe saints a
Corinth^n Sunday^niorning.
H Rev. Dudley and family are her
! - to Stay and are tenants of the lat
"Mr. Mason Lee's home, on S. Churc
!' St. Mr. Dudley will preach .for Clu
No. 1 at Corinth on Wednesday'eve
I ' ning., * ? *
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-v Mrs.':Martl>a HicharUs, on Chambejf
Ave., is somewhat improved at 'thi
B- . , writing, __ " ~
f Mrs. Mamie Thomas, on Ilanilt
H-.J 'St., is. a pativhyat .Majority hosnita
During the past week three patient
L_ have been operated on. ,
Mrs^ Lrz/ie Dawkm-s U'Shield St
a{ 'has been dismissed, i rum Majority hos
* ( J pital.. Slie' is hutch improved j
received from the doctors and Nurs
[- { ' '* Barnwell. ' _
! . Mrs. Cornelia Edwards was a vef
pleasant visitor'at the home o Mr;
[i . Tobin. Mi's. Edwards is an interest
: ing con\'^r"satiotiaiist, who holds.one1
i; '"""attention all the while.
Mr. and .Mrs'. Cad; Young,'. Mrs % -He
) - wards.Jand otiiia's'.-inoldreA to Greei
ville on Sunday weher thejj spent tli
day with .Mrs, Aiidie Miller, sistc
.. ' to Mrs. Edwards.. They. i'oporuh vcr
h ' pleasant trip. ' * .. ?
ff" A few \yec^?agr?rfeWs veaehed-t
Y of" the death of Mrs. Lethe a Gregor'
who died-in,Trenton, .Y.bl..-where sh
_ was with her daughter, Maggie. Mr
Gregory is renuouhere 1 here by man
friends and relativts as Let Ilea'Go:
sett". 'Miss Mattie (idssett. a -siev
r from 'State ""College, Orangeburg, -f
a C., passed through this rity enrout
to Hehdcrso^jville".where the funor;
w.; - fo Mrs. Gregory was aUended.
JMrs. W. Q. Weigh has retiirno
" from Atlanta,^Ga., where she- visitc
.* a brother who hail been ill.
"-Misses A-II, Tiutl* and (\ Ilerndo
. - have both been sllehtlv iiulis.nosei
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^r' We hone lot- tni'tr eomaiueii mumm
I'- ment.
The marty-fiMends of Dn. and Mti
Ruff, of Columbia* S. C.,- a to ^jeaso
to know that this youhj? couple * ar
'.getting along nicely. Mrs. Buff wa
f a member of the faculty of Millet
' gmnbUf it'hdbl in l'.-iv kbr n'umHan
Lj and is r.emoihhe.rt'd'-.as A1iss ' Grac
Gist. Dv? irti'tf is The oldest son c
Deacon-ITTid Iffi>. S. R.Ut|iff;|of' tlvi
pharmacist at the-.."l'iedmont Dru
Store of this city. '
lur. ..L-nants, u . ^iuuny a i. mo
man, having; passed the hoard * o
examinees, is'now practicing d.entistr
; in Asheviile, N. C. dlis many friend
and' relatives?*'*congratulate him. .an
. wish' him much ^ucr.r!^.' : . _
Prof. L. M. Tohin. professor of sc
ciologyin the Sug" Normal and Ii
dustrial College'of Texas, is a bus
je? maw ,?now.? The-Prairie- View. Stain
. tiun'and genera! improvement, .of tl
Negroes in 'fexa-s in giving aei'ouiit i
. the work done in the school and co
leges touches upon'the Negro Mom
Program, February, 11)28.* "Negi
.?Homes" was' ablv discussed hv Pn
f L/.M. lobin. .lie showed the dis.tjn
tion between a hou-:o ami a hom
b savin't ^)im-. TTi ': *;<'< lif.nu.
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? not simply .a place where we har
our hats; that it is nop only a she It
> from the rain and di-comforts.;, hut
is also a shelter again-t the storr
and vexations of life; fhat.it denot
peijce, comfort and mutual fiSppTnci
Prof. Tobin.unrolled a scroll of chti
which showed the. gradual cvoluti
of the "Negro hoiqps-in Texas to t
[ modern up-to-date* home of today a
quoted , statistics showing the p
'-1- -?eentage of city and farm homes o\\
ed by ' Negroes. lie aftrihuttd t
better home movement largely to t
work of the home-demonstartion
gents in "Testis* and the So'tith.
__ to home ownership. Prof Tohin 111
ed wages, loans. loeatnTfcrand segi
n. As^ hopefut sippis, howev
'.he pointed the real estate and but!
ing and loan associations organiz
[ > and being organized among o
r. group. '
i_i Since the above refers to a you
man of pur city and State, we gave
c as information;
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OF THANK'S
| , Mrs. J. E. Rosem'ohd " wishes
' thank the parents the second ^.rnie^ f
their children in repeating the pi;
L known as the flowers' party at S
James A. M. E. Church, Friday ev
Orangeburg News
Mrs. C. C. Teabout, who ha3 been
s spending, sometime here with her
y husband, Mr. C. C. Teabout', ehe/ cook
r at Claflin University, was called ai
way suddenly-ta- WihiiihgtoiyN.' C. to
r- -be- at the bedside of Ytcr sick sister,
it who is seriously ill. .Mr. TeahoijUand
kr are well thought of on the campus,
I. and till regret that Mrs. Tcqbout had
JL.Jto leave so quickly. She has their
- sympathy, with a hopo. that her sis^
will lyonver. . . ...~ ?
- The mother of Dr. D. J. Randolph,
^ president <\ Claflin University; is
^ | very ill at this writing. Her son and
his wife, are at the bedside from
New Jersey. The. student body and
v faculty are praying for her recovery.
s ' ^Mr: Willie and James Feldcr were
s called away from the-city a few days
ago on .account df'tl^y death of their
lt sjster; Mrs. Mary^M. Felder. Their
1. friends extend to them their sy-nmas
thy.?_ ...
Mrs. II. B. Thomas, who has been
77 qulieHi ior sometime^ is again
and getting along alright. J
Mr. James Wrtkman, one ;of Orit
ineeburi?;s most, nnnnljiv-vmuVo*
c I has been elected president.o ft he Einlaw
Club. Ho will make good for lit,'
y I if a very positive young man. The
3*'jyl?h will do well under his. managct.
Jnent. _ . *
s The Masonic -Lodge No. 30, F. A.
M,, with Mr. .1. B. Lloyd as \V. M., is
{s-pftdreTl making some fine progress.
^ They conferred the-Master Degree on
(j. nineteen happy young .men. On last
r Tuesday night a very tine supper Was
y served and all seem to have enjoyed
it,?But after all It was a disappointnient,
to some. ;*This lodge now has.
yd >ver. a hundred niember.
ie Corporal S. F. Cokely, a member
< of tlie 21th U. S. Infantry, was a
v visitor here on .Monday. -'He wo.re
,1'i -tripes and-- bar's and several medals
,t.' f markmanship. JIo comes from
v0rj Herihing-where his regiment ha^
vj am sure that it was - the delight of]
<ur many citizens to see. one of our
;(j own, spl<tic"r boys in full uniform and
j 'hey were only sorry that his stay
was short and they were deprived of
n showing their real appreciation. He
I a as enroute \o Columbia, his former
u'" iileusu'irr
my. ; '
Mrs. Rebecca Hampton cnteHiuned
(l n honor of the Eutaw Club in a
, n honor of the Eutaw . Club \yith a
s whist party at her home, on Peasley
vt. There were three prizes offered
imrMr.: Hinn. thgV.rct
0 nrfee, which was a very fine ha'nd,
embroidered table spread. The sec
omt- prizo- was won by Mr. George
^ I linos., a be^itiful \V. C. D..Briar pipe
~: The third fnV/.e was won by Mr. John
j Bussy,.'which was a hand,made egg
j with most excellent decorations. ;
fj At the.conclusion of . the game at
,..j the rqucst of the club Mr. Bennie
I. | wninjng and Miss .Madge i'crry "gave"
(j an.-exhibition- of the Fox Trot, which
-.-f-wns" eninycti 'l\\?frit;?The Charleston
i ^rOferi coiltcsted -by Air."John lius1
.'.ic, of Charleston amtFennie Wliit.Uing,
which >vas pronounced a tie. -Dej.I'iypus.
refreshments of cake, sand'
(_ -viehes and ppneh were served by Mrs.
|(, vrrh'tno.?Two lii'iintiful sflhgs were
^ i '-endered 'by Mr. Sirtgleton, b&V'itonist,
i -nti'led "Yesterday." and (Jirl.ot iMy
Ffreain." ... '
,0 j V Those ujio attended the affair was
,'f 1 as follows: Mrs. I*ouise Ilines, of. Au!
irusfSf"fiTT.t' Airs. Tvthct Thomas, Mrs;
I I?:n.?v Smith, Mrs, Linda Williams,
c; gL
.'i MiSscs Mapie mruwn, RosolamLftrown,
i<yi A, Bnmn."I.illio Thomas. Carriq Fol^'der,'
Dcljonia Gardiner. 'Rebecca
Or ' '
, Woods, Madge Perry, Mattie Paulin,
Henrietta Perry. Daisy Aniaker, Alns
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Tenia Tilly, Julia Hampton, Carrie
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Lee Jamison, LuotUv Foible, Jessie
5 S? ' \' ^ ,
, Davis, RsCelle Willia*rtsr Lucinda Sumirt
mors; ^lessrs. Billie Parries, L. G".
^ Rivers, Jidfus Hampton, Willie Folder
^ j Willie Whetstone," George Hines, L,
?~ W. Spring, Julius Martin, Bonnie
ipr . . ,
jWhjttTng,-James".Folder, Willie Sinn
^ gleton, "JdhiuBussie, Dayla Pendaryis,
^ Luther Thomas, Ham.pey . WHlmms,
f" Washington. .
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Laurens News
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or. ' . . . |(j_
- MrT; Rolwt N. Smith, son anc
0(j daughter, Robert N? Jr. and Cynfhu
arrived Sunday afternoon from Co
Iambus; Ohio to see Mrs.""MTTrtfjfY}
^ mother, Mrs. J. R. Smith who is ill.
announce the marriage of their daugh
tor Ethel Maude to Mr. Arthur B
| Williams, of Columbus,' Ohio. Th<
marriage took place in Columbus^ Th(
1- bride is 'homo wow visiting har moth.
er, who fs ill."
or I guest- of Mrs "2. S. Nelson on Sun
ry j day.
j Mrs. Mabel Owen Hymes, of Nev
e. York City, is the guest of Mr. and
j Mrs. Jim Blackatocfc.
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THE ^ALMETl
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Charleston News
Mrs. * Mary JHcLeod Bethunc, the
national president of the Women's
Federated Clubs, will?be presented
at Centenary Mix E. Church, Thursdav..
Anvil 6th. by the Bcthuno. Fedei-;it<>il
Club of t- ''y.
JMisS Hazel Harrison, pianist, who
recently returned from -abroad,- appeared
in", recital at Zlbft Presbyterian
Church,' Tuesday might, before a
large and appreciative audience.
-Mr-.- \V'altet- C\jles, son of Dr. and
Mrs. W. H. Miller, is ill lit .the h6i?e
of his parent's*,*x?n- Bogai'd Stv~ Mr.
Coles is a member of the Sophomore
class of Howard University school
P
of mediciner
Mrs. Birdie Earle, of Anders.an,
was the week-end guest of -F>r. and
Mrs. Thus. E. Miller, Jr.
Mi-. Eugene Gadsden, prominent undertaker
and. citizen of Charleston,
died s'uilitotily rpdjlonoo nnrly
-Sunday?meaning. Funeral notice will
bo given later. The arrangements are
being made by Air. Robert .Swinton,
undertaker, 1(58 Coming St.
. Mrs. Anna DeCosta died at her
resilience on Monday afternoon. tiliiis
survived by six sons and four
daue-htovs. lal of whom1 wove at her
bedside before the end came.
Dr. Norwood- Thorne, prominent
dentist of Oliieap.-o, loft the city last
week for his hippo. r lie was called
here on account of the death of his
mother. - Dr. Thorne is brother to
Dr. Win. Thorne. of this city.
Prof. I. M. A. Myers and President
Sinis/^of Allen University, were in
Tie eitv hist week- in' interest of the
State .Teachers' Association.'
the* proijd parents of a baby jgirkJLLillred
Louise, born, -Wednesday; March
7th.. 'i v .
Mrs, Harriett ;Mickey an.l .Miss Mariari
Mickey hayc returned to Boston,
having been in^ the city because of
the death of their inothoV-, Mrs. Ilannah
Mickey, .?^? ??-?
Rev. Thorfl, synodica! .eyanjjolist.
is conducting a series of meetings during
this--week at Zion Presbyterian
thureh of tvhit'll Rev. George Homier
son is pastor. ?
iioi'jB >'i:\vs
- The services at St. 1'ayl A. M. 'K.
Church was. .very interesting on'last
Sunday morning, but .on account of
the inclement weather it was not
largely attended.
Rev. IBoulcv and members have- al"ftid.t
| la fined, what pvoi'itimjk. U> It
an interesting drive. There, are twr
bdes; . one wearing- blue ribbon au<]
^ne "wearing pink ribbin. At ttfe
ti honor-of the winning side.
Mi's. Martha" Johnson, a well knowi;
j and much respected- aged lady -of
j this, community, has been ill but i>
I some better at this writing.
The teachers here, Prof. Ceo. 1(
j KorUliaiTi and Miss Johnollie -E. Count?
i have completed their plans to attorn:
} {he Palmetto State Teachers.'. Ass?o
c iatimi which meets in C olumhia nOM
A.eek. .
The-Ladies Aid Society hehL-ib
j 2C>. .Mrs. 11cn Bishops Is IlI'L-'hieii
j and Mrs. Jetl'ie Tohais js>*ccietary o:
I No. 20. These ladies spared-no. palm
' in making it plbasant for thoil* guest
who expressed thonu?clvOs as beiiu
7fttgbly---pleusod?-with the entertain
ment.
Tfhu Ladies Aid is doing sonic es
- -oini.il work?br?V'nv?Ot?olimiint on
of suffering, for this caiise they col
lotted $3,3-18.38.. -Mrs. Maggie Lonj
is grand president and Mrs. Lilliai
.Davenport is grand secretary,
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NINETY'SIX NEWS
We lire, "glad to see Mrs. W. L
i Marshall able to be out again.
| Mr'; John Evans- is teaching iC-nni
-p4c <4tr?s- at ItdthlehcTlT irnd.ihere-M
much improvement in the singing.
Mr. Andrew Jacfc'son's many friend
regret he continues very siek,_ \Vi
- certainly hope?ho -will -soon, be wel
again.,
AIr. and Mrs. 1 Carroll" Morse am
. Mrs. Dean Mcn'se we're the guests o
7'Mr. and Mi v. J. L; Park Or, 3?'idii<
evening.
Kcv. and Mrs. McMillgu were pleas
1 [ :i'nt Visitors. -of: Air, and-Mrl". I'arkd
1 recently. ;
' The three churches are getting a
' | long nicely with progressive pastor
| in their' pulpit a. ,
'[ The young holies auxiliacy-4wul i
very interesting meeting Tuesdaj
The young lndie< beautifully discuss
1 j ed the topic: "Rendering Service t
! Clod." Tho miooionhry meeting wil
"~-hc at Mr*. Anna k*<W*:
,23r^-iktI0 All members nr
t- naked to he prqaqnt, *
We are 'gladft'o see Mrs. Anni
Jones out-again after-two weeks iU
' j nes's. - ; ' r ~ ' " *
l j Ws see Mrs. . Hannah Calhoun',i
keptUusy nursing, tha sick.?.
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Greenwood News i
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' Sunday "w'as a high day with -the 'is
members of Morris _ Chapel. The ^
llaiy^JSpirit seemed to have takon-afree1
course. Peace and harmony was <
supreme. The speaker of the day, 0
j .morning and night, was th.o Kov.
N. AlgCants, Sr., who preached two -ja
both members' and. friends .who heard ?
Him were tilled to the over-flowinir by 8
, his'- message. As the writer sees it. ^
-Morris Chapel has nothing to do now ^
but take fresh courage and press for?.
ward Mrs. Alariah Stuart's many w
friends' regret to luiar of her having F
to-go to the hospital for an operation, F
j however, we trust that she will come E
out alright. . |
Airs. Hattie Nance, on Gilliam St., S
isi-somewhat indisposed. : Iler many g
I friends .hope that she will .soon regain
her health.
Alvs. Fannie Crook, 564,Baptist St.,
: evidently is a gQod.seamstress judg- i
" ing from the" crowd who go there
1 Wirn ihe'll- work.
| . Alfs. FAnnie Mathis, of Sumter St., .j
is Somewhat ijl at this writing, ller \
many friend? hope, for'her a speedy
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I At a recent meeting qf the super- J2
, visors of the Household of Ruth of t"
; Siduth Carolina called by the Grand ??.
j Oircttof. Rev. H.. H. Butler, at the
1 (Kid Fellows' hall, Mrs; Jessie M. V
Walker was appointed supervisor7of '}
' irechwobd-county.- It is the rqiiest <;
of tlie supervisor^iat each Household, .jc
send a card wit-h-jThoir number and 5
. meeting dayfl^O she may a'vrajige her ?
itinerary. iI<?y address i< a'-Vo Bnp- -p
list St. ^ o . , jc
Mr. Uyn HI'.is lover G rcenwood - Candy ?
Kitchen and Mi\ James Robinson over p
mariners and Merchants* Bank., are jj
van', a real fit and. good workman- ,j
hip call in to see them.* ?
The B. Y. P. IJs of Morris Chapel,
' nnl r pew administration is putting "a
' on new life. . Many new features are 5
..ping added and. success is assured 2
y the help of the Lord. The mem- 2
' ePs and" friends have a standing in- jj
uiiiiu uiu iias iiuiue liiuvn I JJ
nipvuvemont on her property on Gil- :J
am^t-.r.,/:;n;l is iil^' a I'rick wall 7
: efore Jicr two residents on llackott ?
?>t. She like others of Greenwood >
c!ii vcs' in improvement; ?
Mrs: Lilhi Williams, MeLees, St., is ?
indisposed. Wo hope that she will
' -oon be uj? again.. : \
- ?The wunn.li of the 'New Baptist
i hmvh movement-in'..Greenwood. or- ?
L .nr. i zed an .inspiring missionary union /
la?sL Krid school, with Mrs.-Bettie'
j l?. Junes, president; Mrs. Ida- L. Brun- C
<oiv, secretary;; .Sirs.*A*a.loe - Griflin, 0
reasurer; J!r^1( Mary Watson, cor- r
responding secretary. The union was .f
'I'Kanix.od |,v Mrs". .1. M. Walker. We '
iwitVii Iviif unnnfiu it. <lir? .? ?i *? Vif
; | the ;e w'oikers. They, have a roll &f
i. .! ? mcmb.ersl' ' t 8 '!
Friends of Mr. Willie Wilson re- I*j
<rvt Uvhear of his illness. We hope .!*
hat ho will soon he out again'. : ^
Mrs. llattie Ducketj;,is -again im
^^jMfroued.?Her -iunn.v friends are hop- j
r in^ ftli her -a speedy recovery. *j
M r. .lini- 1 tandy, Maxwell Avenue, I
H -Mr. M. llolldway, Marion ."Sf;"'Mrs. \
' ;: i j.af) Calhoun, 11 all St.; Mr." J. ~
V Jones, Haekett St. and Mr. Y.. B. <
' \"njieo, \ GHliam St. are "among our '
* leading gruyeiis -of this* city. They
i]?j>reejate your patronage. ~ ~
Mrs. Mattie Davis -has just returned
from Edgefield, where she witness- '
d the fuiteral of her aunt. IJer many
friends' sympathise 'with her "in her
bereavement. . *
Mr. ami Mrs. T. Kelly were In Spartaiihurg
Ha <t Tuesday to spend?the r
i day with their aunt. *'
?t-Mrs. S. C. Pinckncy, J)\, of "KTew
. York, who is visiting her father ami
S--4 s iiwt-oiiii'r -reianv.es. went to <jo!
lunvbia last. Sunday to sti pitch the. day ~
51 with parepts, accompanied by Mr.
e ' Aikt>n and brother- 'of Abbeille, S. C.
1 .Mis>o Jennie- Williams spent the
; day Saturday with her saunt? Mrs.
1 'Clayton GriTTIn'on Ilackett"SC. ' ' * .'
. M rs. Kloise Johnson ami Mi's.. An^
dt rsop went to church Sunday night
with Miss Estclle Waller" at Weston
* Chapel. They enjoyed a great serr-jyico.
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IK MO NEWS
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a 'In spite of ^hn trmendous rain for
the past few weeks, Irmo is Still on
?i-r,x7 irrrc wi OUHUciy IOUTK1
f) our pupits filled with their respective
5 M.'is?(ii-g~~ '
hl, MjSjJ.thel L.,8p6n<ie Wft$ the w66k,rendf
guest of,,Mr. J. S. Bradford.
Miss Leila Hope spent -the week. "
0 end with her parents, Mf. and Mrs.
E. II. Hope.
|~ We are nlwayfJ plad to have visi-'
3 tors. You will find a warm welcome
j at Irmo at all thhfeS. ' / ' '?h
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When death invades your family
solauon comes lo you from the ta<
ANJJ iiErNEVOLErVl AbiSOCiAi
protectee by liiaurunce laws, to p
policy which yoi/r ioiothouunt pet
sucn. , ' '
Every number ert the family sTli
$oUU.UU (JOiNTllACTS. Our ayen
7?uuuut ttt fhoiie 't loo. ~r
The Mutual Relief & Bi
' % J. H. OOOUE,
} Church and Sci
NU-IDEA
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^ 'With resources ol' over $;
tory we are able to make at
? above equipment. Be sure
elsewhere.
Nu|ldea,^ School
'* MANUFA
liAkl ifeiri\m
1 he Moment
Mrs. Nettie S?
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teife . oi
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! 1330 Assembly Street
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'MRS. P. R. h
A Full Lint of Patei
Cigarettes and Tobaci
Madam C. J. Walker
Timea. Ice Cream an
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1422 Assembly Street,
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J l laii Culture, Facial. Massagii
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i 1. S. Leevy's D
1131 Washington Stre<
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I. S. L
? Deparlm
f 113 1 Washingtoi
Big Line of Clothing For
js? ro4>r-- Boys Suits A Special
? Dry Goods, SI
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! Connif rtlf rl vv-ifK nnv ch
j* Shop. Barber Shop and Be
\ We are nut Celling Race
?! -cause we can sell Better I
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I PINCKNEY'S F1
UNDERTAKER ANH I
- OF SOUTH CARO
10ft 6 WASHINGTON ST..
Pinckney's Sanii
BEST EQUIPPED IN THI
FOR YO
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Saturday, March 17, 1928
C^O.OO.vvtOOO OOO OO OC^O <? OUCjOOOOv
CONSOLATION^ - J
ranks, what a message of coti- t
ct thai THE MUTUAL RELIEF g
10'is is under contract and you . j
uy you promptly your insurance _ 1
suatted you to take out covering ~ [
>uld have one of our SPECIAL^ ~ J
ts are, anxious to talk wuh'you
en^vTent Ass. of S. C. r
Lien. Manager. * '5 .
lool Equipment I _-l
Church Pews. I .
Auditorium Seats.
school Desks. I
Ti'iii-herH' Desks. ~ '
plies of all Kinds.
30,000.00. and a modern fac_
tractive prices on any of the
to write us before buying
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Desk Sompany
LCTURERS
sc.
> o o o o o~o o o d o WTfcrcro ..
ead Bakery | ' >
anders, Prop. cl '
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