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? "I * '* t. A . ; * ~ Saturday, March 24, 1928 Mrs. X. V. J. Edwards. Misseg Mildred Shlves, Jessie Fair of Abbeville, S: e.,- were pleasant visitors in town last Thursday. They called to see Mr. and Mrs F. T. Cyrus and Mr, and Mrr. J. L. Parker. Miss Sarah Lee Jogeph was. the Week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. f. t. r? uyru8. _ ^ ~ Mrs. Lucinda Blocker passed away March 16th, In Brewer hospital, after ?F being very. Ill for -twtf-'fntmttts:?Sim was a consistent member of Bethle v heni Baptist .Church. We will -miss ??^thfs faithful young woman: -Slip leavog a devoted father and mother, one brother and three sisters, two little children and loving husband am] a ^ host of sorrowing friend's. Our sympathy goes out for the bereaved family. ? ??Atten " T; * blXOtt?certainly . proved himself a great preacher at Mrs. Blocker's funeral. Text, "For he looked for a city which lialli found'ations, whose .builder and maker is God." ' Rev, and Mrs: W. P^Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Jabber, Mrs. Phillts Martin and a host of others, were down from Greenwood to witness the funeral. \ ' Service Sunday night was indcid good. Rev.. Dixon seernmgly was at his best. ;. ' . i must' say our young men are certainly playing a good part in our church. .Thoy pay liberally in all collections. The ushers'- board is certainly ren , dering good service. Mr. Evans isi_pur music-bleacher. Anybody desiring to learn how. to sing we will be glad to have you join our * - class. ' The next union meeting will convene with the Bethlehem Baptist . - Church. / ^ Mr. Anderson Forrest of Columbia fspent the week-end with Mrs. Forrestr Mfs. Lila Forrest went to Greenville ?*? to visit her mother. ? :??I? ~ ~ ~ * r " garnett?new?. Although lagt Su?day was a gloomy day, Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church seemed t- full of suusmne, with a large attend " auce at all services. The superintendent', Prof. T. W.'GHllsou, and his teachers, were, at their posts, and the lcsaon was taught with interest and real benefit was derived by those preg'ent. At 11:30 the pastor, Uev. E. W- , presentfd tin-'mihjPfi SI' John 5, "Wilt thou be niade wlyjle?" A sweeter nor more powerful discourse never fell from human lips. It was a masterpiece of thought, logic ancf delivery. Very* appropriate music was rendered by the choir. In spite of the gloomy, weather Sun" day, the wedding- bells . rang-. Miss Rosa Brantly, the attractive daughter <) of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, Brantly. was united in marriage to Mr. Stephen Wallace ' of Savannah, Uu7" Mr. and Mr,c;. Wallace will make thoir.home in Savannah after returning from Florida on their honeymoon trip. On Wednesday night the .Sewing CirMiss Grace. After business hot coffee and jcdramel cakes were served^, - ^--Friends of Mrs F K Williams will be gorry to know that site has been J1L for two weeks. .*. Mrs. Estella Jenkins Lockhart of .Newark^ N. J., spent?the?Rafter nuoii with Mrs. Anna Ead'y McFayllri: Mrs. Lockhart is leaving Friday for Detroit' T CO VlSll SiSlGr, Mrs. Gatnerine Jenkins Reed. r ' LANCASTER NEWS. St. Pabi A. M. E. Church. The sec ohd quarrerly conference will he hold ' : March 27th and 28th*^ Evepjythihg points to a great quarter. - i, The orchestra and quartette of- Allen Univerglty of Columbia, 4s. C., wHl appear in grand recital at St. PajU's A. M. E. Church Friday night at 8 p. m.,' March 30th, and President D. H. w* Sims will deliver his famous address on "The New Negro.".. ' .1 Admission,, adults, . ?oniidreo, 26c? and reserved seats 60c. All are cordially invited to come and witness _?'?? in Lancaster. Both colored and white are expected to be here 7rom toe trrnf pear. The rhinigl'gfral union wTTI hold a confirmation meeting at Zion A. M. E. Church Wednesday night, March 21st'. One of our ministers of the union, Rev, r Frierson. Who has been very sick is convalesing nicely. There will be a sacred program at St. Paul's A.. M. E. Church Sunday night, April Tat. "frhe public is COTdl&TTy lllVltfe'd. ~~ ... ' . Many of the teachers and friends of Lancaster will adend^be teachers' Aq soclatlon in Columbia this-week, ac w companied by the pastor, Rev. Owens and Mrs. Owens. We hope for a-peasant stay. < i =>". ; - in? manning NEWS ? ?-? t Messrs. Abron Dicks, Edmund Ilobin- v son?and William Pinekney of Sumter, C vlsitoi'g 6f this city Suuduy. p The Southern ilnrmonizers of Mor- p lis nrnwfi Univcmity will uppear in t grand reqltal at. Trinity A. M.' B-. j Church on March 28th. . .. e . Mr. Robert Alderman (white) of s ( able, lectured, at Trinity A.' M.~ E- i Church on Sunday and everybody i seemingly was well, pleased. $ -Miwph i!: Dotlgr^ riVe Tamous VT&-""5 'linist, will reiidor a recital at Ebenezer ] Baptist Church on Monday, April 16th. I Alurge-cruwd- la: expected. i . ? o *2*1 - * The news, of the death of Miss Vei4- << nice Broome of Philadelphia, Pa., was received by her many relatives and i friends of this city and' throughout the .StaUL . with untold grief, us she was [j Tovcd by ail who came in contact with ] her. , _ . ^ . e She was a promising young lady. < i'lie Manning hl^h school will close on r April 13, 192S ..after being unable to obtain the (8) eighth month. iyrivantr~Mrjr Will Bowman. Jr... are home again after being in Daytona, 1 Fly., for quite a while. ? The Beauty Contest, in which Misses y I Philopeiia- -Davis, Ellen Richburg and ! r-, ,.i? ?;ii ...in i : uvMiu i ciuur m c puinvi paling, win ue j held oil April 3rd. The money raised will he for the benefit of the school. 'Watch thi^ column to see "Who's Who?" . * ' ; * i i * GR.EELEYV-ILLE NEWS. % J * * . t A cotton* fashion Show was given by the Home Economics Department ' in the Williamsburg. County-Training School Auditorium at eleven o'clock * Monday morning. Those appearing in the show were: ! Misses Durrie Chandler,- Sarah c Matthews. Louise. Easley and Ethel 1 Whack. Miss TJarrie fchandler re- ( ceived first prize, Miss Louise Easley ~ ? secondhand Miss Ethef Whack third. { Miss Panic Chandler will repre- ' sent the school at the Palmetto State j Tjhichet3' Association. | ? jl The judges were Mrs. JV A. Black- i well, Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Ran- 1 kin (all white seam tresses of this town). ' * . j Miss Janie Quattiebaum, who is' t th#? Home Economics teacher, de ! serve much credit for the success ( J of this show. v~' ,jIj i Miss, Oorrie Wlmcit spent the week- i end at Manning visiting relatives and ] friends. ' * : ^ > m I jNORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE FOR ? j NEGROES OPENS BASEBALL ' . SEASON i ^ >?i; I Durham, N.C.,Mar 22?Prying off ' _ I the lid for Durham's baseball season ' : as . well as her own, North Carolina. ^ 1 College dropped her first game of the ' season in one of what was to have been. a three game series with the Brooklyn Cuban-Giants 6-3, Thursday afternoon. Games were to have been j played Friday and Saturday after- , noon but were prevented by rain. The "Eagles" piloted by C/oach Bennie Ilicks showed up well against thebarn-storming professionals. Thamp- ( swr,- of -the college team, knocked a ~ home ruh in the fourth with two men on, thereby registering the only'scores _ -for?the local team. Borman, of the ( local team, starred at center field McCoy, of tfyg visitor's team, gave -the-locals. ^- lesSon-on how to hold ; down the hot corner. . ?The Giants aremembers of the East- , win Iwague for Nogrooo.?Thoy drow -J .arge crowds in the North and are said to be comparable to teams in the big , league*! " J The "Eagles" play a majority of j ineir Raines mis season on rne nome grounds, and in the exhibition game Thursday, gave evidence that the Joss ] of Coward at short, has but slight- ^ ly impaired their championship cali- ^ ber, if any. In factr Person, - who pitched, is one of several rookies who promise to iiftprove the team,-rHence, Durham expects to witness some good I ball games between now and June. , ( ELLOREE NEWfl [ ' Sunday morning, March 11th, Rev. , HMdi-brand preached a anul-fltlrrlng: ^ aeririom / The Willing Workers Club met in j the afternoon* A n interesting pro- , gram was given,? ?*v?-?? Monday afternoon, Miarch 12th the j Stewardess Boards of Shiloh A. M. E. < Church met in a joint session at the 1 church. After the transaction of the i business of the dayr the following visitors were introduced to the assem.bly: Mrs. P. Keitt and Mrs. Cora , Black, of Cameron, S. C., Miss N. A. ] McQueenr nt Chnrlnnfnn, Q ft?They -] annlrft nnoAnVo rvmiv V* ?-?.rJ ???? nviuo 'g"u^'*1"* J plimented the methods and vSiHous. \ efforts the ladle 3 ftfe*putting ^>rth to { carry on the church work. After the ] meeting adjourned the ladies were , served cake and" hot cocoa at the par- ] sonage by Board No. 1. , ? c' -? ' *[ THE PALM El The Popularity Contest sponsored I ly the P. T; A. of the Training school /as quite an enjoyable entertainment: m FfTday evening of Tretr week, dosite the inclement weather. A very up- | reciative audience turned out ttf'wH* \ less tne occasion. A brief program | >receded the reports of the .contest^ ints, rendered, by the members of the issociation.- The total amount raised ^ n this effort was $78.44. The fbllowng is the result: Miss Ruth Bueote 13.25; Mrs. Matilda Baker $14.70 Mrs; 5. *Z. Daniels $25.50, Miss Cammie Hudd $12.65; Miss Ruth Gregg $10.05 sabell Miller $3.60; M>s. Marion, Robnson $11.20; Miss Verona Wakefield >7.05. Grand total $78.00. The teachers were highly compli-" nented for the success of this effort. Mrs. B. F. Hildebrand in well chostfLJKords^ presented the-winner, -Mrsi Daniels, a beautiful bunch of cut flowrs. Ice cream and peanuts were serv_ t.Q f V.Q TIr.mn _ lomics Department. AbbevHle News- -j Mrs. Mary Sue Collier, Messrs. Will Washington and B. F. Coilier, of Ilonia Path, motored to Abbeville on the 5th and spent the day as the guests .| f Mesdames Elizabeth G. Owens, Jen- 1 ite t; Doubton and Mr. C.B. ^fcker, >h Secession Avenue. They spent a lappy day together. . Mrs. Dollie Weston is home-again tfter a successful school- term as a eacher in the-graded school at.Sparanburg. * , Mrs. T-ula Adams is .sick at her" lo'mtf'dn Poplar St. Mr;* and Mrs.CTiauTcs" Winlcfieldmo~ ored to Augusta, Ga., last Friday >n their Commander Six to see their laughter, Miss Harriett A. Brooks,. >n account of the fire at Haines Institute. They returned last -Saturday md report Miss Brooks not hurt at HI. ' - Mr. Marvin Mattison, of Hone a Path, is expected in the city in the lea-r future tor a visit to his friend, Mr. C. B. Acker. We want all of the single ladies to. .ememper 1hat lo;ip yenr; arid .herefore t][iey must visit their fellows I)r Allen Wilson, of Wilmington, N. Z.t presiding elder of the Rocky Moun ,ain District, spent the 12th and 13th I n the city as the guest of Mi. L. A. ' Richie and Mrs. Mary L. Pope. Dr. Ufilson is a candidate for the bishop- . rie-from-^he- North-^arotimr'^onfer- " ?nce. Miss Catherine V. Latimer, a member of the junior class of Abbeville County Training School, left Wednesday for Columbia, S .C., to represent her school in the cotton dress mntest at APen University during1 che teachers' association. ~ Mrs. Prinpley and daughter, Mrs. [tobinson,. oi Atlanta, Ga., and. Miss Heard, grand daughter, of Chicago. 111.,.brought the body o-f her daughter for burial at gt.- John. ' While here the} were the guests of Mrs. Mary L. Pope. Mr. Lurkin Latimer is doing nicely at this?writing, after a severe.' Attack, of. rheumatism. ? Mr WE. Wilson continues to improve at his home near the city.. ? The?l:ulii'v?rrf?Wtmti i rnrtnn?Prnuliv-." terian Church met at the home of M'/s. Boyd, March 7th, Most of the ladies pledged themselves for the year. Payments as foliowS: Mesdames Emma L. Richie ?5.00; H. Y. Kennedy $5.00; Mary L. Pope $5.50,; Sadie Bibbs $5.00; Maggie Wright $?5.00; Bessie Jones ?5.00; Georgia Boyd $2.50; Dollie A, Weston $2.50; Elease Marshall $1.00; Emily Humphries $470;**Mary Donaldson .70; Miss Lucinda White .70v Alter tne roil was canea; we nearer _ remarks from the pastor, Rev. H. Y. Kennedy.; The next meeting will be leld on the third Friday in April, BELTCj^ NEWS ^Cl On Wednesday night -Miss Mary Parolyp Milliner was 4the honoree at ? sbrprise party given at her home by l few of her friends in "and near Bel- ton. Miss Milliner was still in h9r icheeLelothes and was not expecting tnybody. After a few hours .of cnioyment, refreshments were served by Misss Clarice Parker and Equilla Shaw. Those enjoying thfe evening vere MTsses Clarice Parker, Luvn-ia McCombes, Equilla ~Shaw?, Ruth and Virginia Williams and- Hattie F. Keith; Messrs David Gilliard, Roy Williams, Harold and Rufus Keith rnd James Milliner. Thursday night an oyster supper was given at the hall by the ^ Odd Fellows and Ruthites in honor of Mr. and MfH. J. G. MlHtHW, WHA Will l^ve ' Bel ton to make their home in Charleston-,. The TOpper was largelyLattenE ~ id. -We were glad to have with us" Prof. R. P. Alexander, who gave a yery interesting talk in honor, of the Milliner family Although the weath- ( ar was very unfavorable for this ' * * .r-/* . i 1. X + ' V % '. , rro LEADER ~ , P 1 " \ - - - dirt Frequent R? Bilious Attacks **1 suffered with severe bilious -.J attacks wliich came ou me two or ; * three times evtery month," s&ys 4 Mr^Ollie Miller, oLMurray, JCy,- - Hav T "1 would Jrcctfine dizzy. My ' roo'f head would ache terribly, feeling ^e: as if it would almost. burst. It 1 felt exactly liko a tight band er. around my temples. an ( "My stomach would be so up- face set I could not retain any kind : j>] of nourishment for hours. ; I i would have to fluit work and - lgo to bed. . ' ' . 7-Gnk "My color was awful I was was yellow and my skin was drawn was anddrv. I did not haw* ?nu | energy?no ambition to work. I-1 ~was just about half ^jck most of the time because of these spells, j yoyt "One day one of my neighbors, t)w>ii .who' has uspd.Xhedjord's Black- I -draught?for years, said hn~lm~d f "T'QTm noticed how bad my c.olor was and thought it would help me. j ' \ "I got some Black-Draught im- ; J mediately and began to take it ; regularly until I got mv system j i -clear of the poison I had. been | A i absorbing. I soon began to feel ' M better and developed a fine ap- ,at tl petite. I had no more bad hea(h_{ 4, aches or bilious spells." C., t8 i . ^ ^ "WhiT i-asion, cvcrbody seemed to have' enjoyed him'ot-hei^iif. - . ;, ?J moel Mr. and Mrs, J. C.'Milliner had as ^ their, dinner guof.ts Monday,. March' *" * * ?nc 1 1121 h the following: '.Mr. and Mrs. ' _ Frank Williams, of Seneca; Mr. Abe . moo? Milliner aiid Early Ilarpvr Reese,. of. j' _ 'on; -Mr: and Mrs. Dennis Reese, of New York City r.nad Mr. Garfield V, Williams, of Athfhta, fiat ?Mrs. lOiiie 1. Alexander, M iss Dos-' Te Mae Alexander and Mr. Joel Lee Saddler motored to llonea Path, Mon, ?. slny day afternoon. .. M Mr..and Mrs. Frank Williams and ^ daughter, IjnlaMMae, of Seneca, S. C., were the diiniei suets of Mr. and Mrs. j ^ J. G. Milliner, Sunday "afternoon. Mrs. ^ ^ Williams stayed' to be with Mrs. Rosa ^ ^ Milliner all the week. Till*. Theodore Harper, of Anderson, motored to Helton. Sunday and sepnt y a few hours with Mi". Garfield Milli- - , on \ ner. . ?- ? ? ? I hiu to S STATE I'Altlv NEWS . . i r _ . . - : ,' ? th(? j Mrs, .Flora -Knights is still on .the sick list, but m nuw at huine from the? Good Samaritan hospital. . Mrs. M'attiv BrAdloy is serioi^Iy ill t with a stride. W'ehope for a specdyi recovery. 0hje Ihc church news of Zicin Canaan .? ? is of much interest. A very successful meeting was conducted by Rev. ||* Rohinton. Rev^ Robinson is a won- t~ ? dcrful preacher. ? ?--X?? On Sunday-, March: 11th Row A. P. X , Porter came to us early . Sunday morn- I iug. > Rev. Porter fed us on the Sun- ? day" "SUmol lesson. f A reviving pray(~r i- e i v i c e was con -. ducted by Deacons Mosby and Butler, X after which Rev, l'orter came forth i* and delivered a message of strong ? appeal. This sviirmtWas-of much { interest to the congregation^ 4; At 3:QP" I'. M. -Rev? Porter left' to |r^ carry a message to the prison camp X of the Winrisboro County roads, tK ?loumi Dim oauii t<i mo poot at y Canaan. Our soujs were again revived.by His most splendid discourse. $ A. few-things he .mentioned which were ? very true made our hearts feel the Holy Spirit. Mrs. Porter was the royal guest in our midst. * j ' A & T. COLLEGE NEWS jj A, 'srtlthT Teams Preparing for Spring 2 Contests - ] $ ' Greensboro;-N^-C.?The A. and T. 3 baseball team, under the direction of 3 Coach Byarm and the college and high 2 school debating teams coached by 3 Profe.isors?Weavor and?Boldon, re- -5 spectivcly, are busily . engaged in ? training for their' spring contests, j which begin in <a very shut I tinrei^~ A ~tr: A. and T. Makes Plans for "Summer jj ' . ' ; School. ' . j _ XhA thiryt-first artnual *session of J the A; and T. college summSv school S will begin Monday, June 11, 1028. S The regular faculty, augmented by 5 specially trained teachers from all ^22 ;r?- ..1 .. r - j k ?1^ r .-.v:? 1 ? 4 * |tXI LS 111 HiL* LUUII LI y f U 111 unci UUUIB* es essential to twell trained teachorsli t*.. , . . O in the vocational, industrial and edu- j > ' cationat fields. ' I Messrs. McNair and Fuller in Recital | Continuing the series of noon hour ; 1 muiscal protrmms under the auspices > of the music department, of A. and > T. College, Mr. W. L. McNair, vocal !! soloist'of Greensboro and professor l't) * V. 1 * ' * - fr _ A. Fuller, of A. and.T. College, j >ctor of music unff pianst-eccom- ! ist. on pear ed in recital at A. antlf College, Friday, March lGth, preing an unusually varied and in'ing "program. f ; ?*-rj,letter has just reached us that ' fessor A. I). Lomax, in structor in puury at A. and T. College, subLed to Sargent and Company, a manufacturing company in N?w ; on,' Conn., th? Iwst' blUii-jh'ihls on ' -framing square ever .brought to '1 r attention. j rores.\or Lomax is a graduate of ' kegee Institute and has served ?v ' .'flicieut member of the" A. and. T.! i ilty for three.years, resident Bluford spoke at the y to Oak Baptist Church, White i ;J on last SunTTnu 4 < it " mi inclement evening the church ' crowded to i.ts capacity. I-3 i"c.nul6nt Hlufni-d spoke on Edl|efi- r . lie made'an appeal to! t'Ket* h to net an education ^andTTwn p*f own hofnes so that htey may be- ( L' ~t? r ttor c it i t.y i! s. u- ??=: Bennettsville News * - \ is. "Sarah Thompson is very ill'.1 his writing. ' .. x je delight of her many friends, af- ^ i long period of illness." ~ ?v. T. L. Murdoch, pastor of Ev- Chitpel -A. M. Ef Zion Church. ^ called to Laurihgurg, N. C., to luct a week's mooting for Rev. _ ion. He reported a very good ting. pj ay afternoon at the home of Mrs. : dorris on King St. As usual the ' infer was interest. The members motored tp MarsMuff to the dis- 1 meeting madje their report, which * very-uplifting. .* . isses W. D. Bradford and Flnr. * King, senior students at Harsori T ^ ?ge, Richmond, Va., write of.their 11 in school. . r. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and- 1 D. Williams suprised their moth-, .] nil mother-in-law, Wodnenriny af- 1 Don. with a. birthday reception at^ io-nnrnf "Mr Williams.?Many oth- J riends were present. Mrs. Tho?"*f , 'their mother, \yas happily sur)di ?' ' ' : " TS number of our teachers will leave I Vednesday; afternoon for Culum-, I Huhpre they will join the Palmet-jl tate Teachers' Association. < v I beautiful teachers' cottage , at fl \larlboro County Training School f most completed. - If >v. Worth, of Hamlet,- N. C.-, j c ucted "the service at Shiloh Bap-! -Church -on- last Sunday. The V ice waS good and all seem to have ! : d it very much. U Q' JltVLi l\Li, Men's Half Soles I Prices on other repai PftONE 6820 WilseW. 111 A. 1 1 1 a i x I* ?I* * ?% *# % ?* ?| We Stand Back WE use only 100 per cent. j WE have for your person three hundred patterns prices are reasonably lc sacrifice quality. U w e n & ' I ' Talk 111/ WASHINGTON ST. Office Phone-8407 ?-. v Attorney-at-Law ai Practice in all Courti 1119 Washington Street, C - ^ - rj'* - L^. ~ -? _.:..^:/v-- ? * . PAGE THRRg. y \ IIAROElvVlLLE NEWS Owing, to the inclement weather our pastor, itev. Jerry Mitchell, of BamUvifff ii.-C., was unable to be with us on?hrrt .Sunlluy, winch. was to- our ' regret. - -- r? r?rMr. J. \V? Wilson,v?'r., was delight-" fully entertained with a" surprise \V. W li.sun during thepast week. Mr. ft jlson has reached his '51th summer ill"I ii Tbvely 5-pound cake of 54 can-' , dies .was made to that effect. ' ? file gui ts assembled in the purer, and amu/ed'themselves With danc - vhm?.Hjj?wf+vH?me Hostess, r - Mrs. J. \V. Wilson led the way to the tipaeibus dining r^m, where they ,vere served with chicken.^saLad, pine-' iPI'le |>tinch. cock mil and Lhn pnfgn : HIS CUKC. . *" v Those precept were Mrs. J. il. Hill, dr. Wilson's sister-}'Mi'S. J. A. Walk 'i aiut-tlyujfhlei', .Madeleiie Harrison, div. Rtiby.Cohen and Mr. J .X; Green 1 '/ ^aviinnulv-G*rf?Mr; and Mrs. \VTIl -rant.. Mr. and Mrs. llenry Manly, a.?kv?i|d Mrs.JrW. Wilson, Jr , Mrs. iola Smart, Mr. Elliott Scriven, 13. ?---* I. J< iieSj Mr. and Mrs. J. G'. Fields ind Mrs. Georgia Riley, of Ila'rdeeillc; Mrs. G. E. Yooumans, of Or- ingeburg. . Mr. Wilson received many. ;a!uable and useful gifts. ?Mr. E. I). Muore is" still on the sick ist. - - Miss Ernestine Hirks left for Alenda'.e, Ayhc.ro she Avilty spend the veek'-en'd yisititig relatives. ; c.m.houx fa1.es news Rev. and Mjfs. A. Ware went to see ? Mrs. Willie Lewis who has been sick -lowly.. We hope that, she' will soon be well again. Wo are sorry to Lear thpt Mr. Eua^ne Lewis is^nrAbe sick lisTt.**AVe lopb for hint a speedy recovery. The Christian Union met Saturday, he 2'.'th fit Glover's A AT F. Church tor fhe~purpose of paying ofT mem)ers and electing officers. The result of the election is as folowsi Mr. Jack IT eatery president; Mrs. Tosephine Flemming, secretary and lev. W. F: Foot, chairman of the t m<and board. Under, the leadership jfAlf. Ja^k Ilestirr'ttKr Union is h'ojd hp: its own. , . . The death of Rev. George ClinkcuUs was a shock.to his many lriends Mineral serviced \\*re conducted by lev. Maddox. The interment was in 7:tii m?!U oewtvry. Rev; Morris Johnson 'died on the ith. The-cause of his death was heart ailure. He was a member of Spring- . ield Baptist Church for over half a ? e'ntury. .. - '* Funeral -services were conducted by 1 ? pastor, Rev. A. Ware", and the . ntc'rment was in Springfield cemeery. |hX**X* Z?Z?y *t* !* v y <! JmJ**Z* !? *? ?j? ^ pairing! Sewed On $1.25 | . ring in accordance ; ' ' . ' ' ' ' ; , *) '; Martin I iamptonSt | ' % ?*? H3Q?S3&8?82&D8?82 aaaoocRsooooo of Our Word sure. Wool Fabrics al selection more than ? ! ,;i. and with all that, our >w. To go lower would . " ' ??-T ? ?' J I Pa u1 )rs | PHONE 6963 , V ooooooooooooooooooao-ooooog Residence PhtmeT>7$8 DERICK f ' ( nrf Notary Ptiblld. } ! I t" ' ?7 . . 1 ~ " * J <?State and Federal. ?, .-3 ^ Columbia, S. C. M?? ** ?>?o?oo?oi?MMl!