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Saturday, March 31.192B Union News Rev. C. H. Wifliams. n^tor fn. rinth Baptist Church, preached ifl I day and attended Sunday School and B,. Y. P. U. meetings.* Rev. Williams preachers aji earnestly to the few as 1 to mapy and feel that God is ruler of I climatic conditions; hepce man h:i^ j * ~ no power to change this. . i ' Revival meeting at St. Paul Baptist I Church is being conducted by Rev. Dudley. l*he meeting is well attend- 1 ? T ed- and much. interest is?, manifested < in soul-caving.' ./ -The y.odng ladies of St. Paul Bap- 1 tist Church gave >a leap y'ear party a , weeks- ago, which was quite a sue- 1 cess; Misses?IJei'ndbn', " Farr r and Alice'Sinvs are among the leading young .ladies of St. Paul, and are a faithful bunch. --?? 1 The teachers of Sims high school and McBeth grammar school attended the State Teachers' Association. : ?rrz?Amgratulatiohs-^trt^hnwVnrTTU^.Vpr i on Prof. A. A. Sinvs'for being elected president of the. teachers' association. South_ Carolina -is proad-of- this liuii^r" "i that has conie to one of her sons. U- i ? nioTr~nmt~tmcrokeo enimiiosVprouder than all others. ^ m_ The missionary society of Trinity ! A. M. E. Z. Church met at the home of Mrs. Janie G. Douglass, the presi. dent. The meeting .was well attended. Many visitors were present. An interesting program was rendered after the business transactions. After the program all were served with delicious refreshments. This was en- , joyt^i and a vote of thanks was ten- ^ derecLtho president, -7???; J Mrs. Sallie Sherman, on Enterprise ( . St., entertafmni the Progressive Club = of Trinity A. M. E, Z. Church a few'" ^ weeks ago. Mrs. Sherman hiid. a feast of good thihgs. All present - spent- a very Tileasant evening and , thanked the hostess for entertaining them so royally. Stirring club of Corinth Baptist - Church will meetTat thfc home of Mrs. Julia Bookman, Church St. Mrs. Eliza Minis Frasier is a little ; indisposed- at this writing.. .. Mrs. Mary A. Tobin, who was re? _ ported ill last week, is much better V at this writing.. . ' ' . . Mrs. Rico, who lives over "Foosh" | ' is able to lie at ^"l'iqth npnin ?r :??> The' "Siren's?Call'/ -nndci?the?dh~ ? - rection of Cr Pride, of Sims! | High School, was successfully car: ^ . ried out. Dr. Lillian Sartor, Mcsdames \V. Q. | V Welch and Bculah Thonvas wore judges, whose decision was in favor of Mis. C. 'W. Montgomery.' ller call ^ was more fascinating than the oth' ,ers. Mrs. Montgomery was present 4?ed?ar^sfHirr^lintte Mrs. C. A- Dawkins, on Wallace St., surprised doctor with a birthday party. The doctor Was really surprised upon entering the home to find about 4Q?or?50- -f rierids -assembled" tfTTlur " living room awaiting his arrival. Ma- ' ny valuable presents* were given Dr. Dawkins. Others contemplate." sejid-~| ing mens later, to this our worthy ~ "friend. r The stork visited the homo of Pro. 1 and Mrs. A, A. Sims and left a. line ' baby girl. -j_.? -----? ? liEESVILLK- NE\VS-?;? j The, teachers of Hampton High ' School. report a successful meeting of the Palmetto State Teachers' As? sociation. They are all back on the "job, now preparing for ^hg closing '' exercises. Hi shop FitiIcy and Kis?wTTe made a pop call at Hamptdn high school Monday and brought a number of books to be added to the number they f sent sometime ago for our library. Bishop Finley made a brief speech "which'"wilj be Tong^reniemzered by 1 the students as well , as the - teacher*, j Mrs. Finley made a short talk and . said?that she-was ga. hahm hmahm ? J. \said that she would^ send- another supply of bokos for the school in the r near futgr,e. _ imNIifi nFXTH -HAKHlSOfl "1 . In a game by the all round-good- ?' playing of .both teams Haines de- > fpatcrl TTorbisnn hero this afternoon a r amid the yelling of a large crowd of e ' _ _ students and friends^?? J JIaines thus continues it winning streak and draws themselves nearer r to the coveted cup. P But for the wiidness of Pitcher.Hil- I liery in the first and second -inning, H Haines might have had another shut 1 out to her credit. Hillery wfalked c the first throe mdn to face him and \ was only saved in the first inning J -from being scored on by a triple by s his team mates. Three walks, an'er- I r\ V n M .1 A l\ it ktr t? 1 1 i n n/tMl iUn linians nhotwl in?the?second.?This -v lead was short lived, however for [ ?-?Hafne^ ' n^rm?batted themselves?rrr ? front Jn thetf half of tho.innings, nev- r er to.be headed again. ' ~ ri " ' J)' * r -- ' /. .* * .* , '* * t ; ~ r?' ' . ~ ' *r^?;? " ' '' ' " ' r* '' * * ' 5* 2 "' i < ' ' .* ' c * . . * HOPE NEWS ?The ooeond nuai teily cunfurcnci of ihe Mt. Hebron Oircuit of which Rev. W. B. Bouler is pastor was held last Saturday and the quarterly meeting liist Sunday. To * the regret of the members. and friends the presiding ,'ldvr, Rev. G. K. Lyles was .absent oil account of illness. We are hoping however. that he will soon recover. Although the presiding elder was not with us his son. Mr. Joshua f.yles rf>f Columbia and three- other gentlemen ivhose names we failed to obtain worshiped with us. Concert was given at St. Luke Church at Pomaria by Ihe Missionary Ladies of that churreh. They collected. $27.00 in 'door receipts. The banquet for which We have JTTgerly waited was ah enjoyable af-. fair, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards alsc Mr. and Mrs. 'Samuel Glasgo are rejoicing because?of?their?recently oorn sons. .Mr. J. P.. Counts of this" place is ittr hut is" some ~better at this writing. ^ __ g ^ M ' STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT CIRCULATION, ETC., REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST 24, 1912. , ' Of The Palmetto Leader, published iveekly at Coluprbia, Sv C., for April I, 192H. State of South Carolina, bounty of Richland. Before me, a Notary "Public in for he State and county aforesaid, per* unally appeared Geo. II. Hampton; vho, having been duly sworn accofdng to law, deposes and shys that he s the Publisher of the Palmetto Leader, and that the* following is, o the best of his knowledge and beiof. a true stfltpmnnt nf +Vi?i ship, management of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the ibove caption, required by the Act of \ugust 24, 1912. J. That the names and addresses >f the publisher, editor, managing jditor, and business managers are: jEO. H. HAMPTON, publisher, Coumbia, S. C.; H.0?J. FKIffiERICK. iditor, Columbia. S. C.. 2. That the owner, isr GEO. 11. LAMPTON. 3. That the known bondholders, nortgageeS, and other security hold)rs owning or holding 1 per cent oi noi;e. bf total amount-of bonds, m'drt??ges, U|' gtliui sycuriLlleB Ul'CI Nottb, 4. T^at the " two paragraphs next ibove, giving the names of the own. stockholders?and security?hold* rs,' if anyr contain not only the list >f stockholders and security holders is they appear upon the books of the company but also, in cases where the stockholders or security holder?aptears upon the books of the company is trustee or in any other fiduciary elation, the name of the person or nrporation for whom such trustee is icting, is given ^;also that the said wo paragraphs contain statements unbracing affiants full knowledge and telief as to the circumstances and eonlitions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear rustees, hold stock and securities in i capacity other thatv that of a bona ide owner; and this affiant has no eason to believe that any other person, association, or coporat^pn has )onds or others securities tKrtn as so itated by him. GEO. H. HAMPTON, Publisher, his 28th day of-Match. 1Q2& Sworn to and subscribed before me N. J. FREDERICK. My commission expires at the plCasne of the Governor. ?? ONES CHAPEL YOUNG ? *-WOMAN'S MISS. gOC!ETY Mrs. Christina was hostess to the Y's" on Wednesday, March 7thi-vA-fer the deynf'"""1 '"'f "" l1"1 less was transacted. Mrs." Wilson Jones. _Miss Bailey eponded to the roll- call for new nembers. Each of the nbw members . ' J? " * ' " ' ind- the visiting friends made very ncouraging remarks tb which Miss A c very interesting program was cndered. The following is the prorrqun: Cufrent events, Mrs. C. Green; rranklin,-Sliss Wilson; Recildtiori, liss A. Green; Pome, Mrs. fcabrew; E"ht! members responded to the roll all with Bible quotations beginning vith the letter "P." A letter from tiss Hayman to the merhbers of the oeiety was then read by Miss A. tobinson. After the regular inwUng waTtv or the hostess', served a dldtCldlls re5ast consisting of creamed peas, spa;hetti, eliieken salad', Stuffed dates; ickles, saltinos, ice cream cake and lints. . . i ' ? lIAIXlvS WHITEWASHES WAUv T"? ER HAl'TIST Lefty Sulton was in rear form and us result?was on the fetter end of a^ : 14-0 score. . . . = * ' Although beaten by a wide mar-, gin, the^ Baptist boys fought well, ami the game \vas^:iiticu^yt.nigCl.h^oiighTj i .J' / ,- [jj, v Sulton we'rit the full nine innings, allowing two hits, oiif of tHcke a - scratch single by?1 >avis; the /other Came" in the" niiith>arter one batter had been retired. Sulton struck out 1H men and allowed, only two to reach > third base: Spectacular catches by Lamar arid r iiilliery, thL. catching ol Sirikler and ike ail round playing of the entire i Haines team together with other out: stjUldinit-play* were fcaluccsof tho game. While the catching of Jcni nings aud the playing of Robinson ..were the brig.hje>a . p..t, on the Wnlker liaptist team. Walker Baptist .00.0 000 .000 ; Haines ,34Q aig nnrniiDAv raktv . Elloreei S. C.?-Mrs. S. K. Whaley son and .1. |I. Krcbman. 1' Brunsw.fl ami her aistely Miss Oammio Fludd ol > St. Matthews entci'taincd with a surprise dihiier in -honor-, of their mot Inn . Mrs. Minnie Bull on tlu^ 'Joth da yof March. - - The. calfe-with fifty caudles was placed in the eentop of (lie fable. The shades were lowdred, candles were lighted and the truests assembled a7 round the tahle. Alter two minutes . had passed the mother came in from hmyh Tf,;< a..- i . tion of the'affair the prayer was then offered and the candles blown out. The vet-y elaborate me fin of. live ourses was served. Those present were: Prof, and Mrs. II. P. Gre'trtr, "of State Ciillesre; I'Vpf. and Mrs. A. Daniels, of"F.Ilorree, Mr. Cade, of Oranjreburtr and Miss It. B.aeflite, Miss \\ akelild and M.iss Myrtle Davidson. : . Everyone expressed themselves." us. havinjtr enjoyed themselves to the lit- most. MOREIIOrSE III MlfliKS MORRIS ' ! ? twin III1 i 1>1\W ?? Atlanta, ua., Maar ^ --Morehouse- ' arpcfreU the baseball season Saturday afternoon?with a win over Morris/ . ; 1 * . . . ) . , ^ Brown tcym by the store of 115 to <>. s . When every Morehouse- follbwey j was wondering about, the pitching - problem, JiiiiLi1 tin1 AMerMil .ToHTT?* , was the only pitylior from last year", I Coach Harvey opened liis trick bag; and pulled out a youngster bv the name of. Oavet. H|s' choice proved . to be a wise one because the youngster held the Morris Brown boys, to, six hits and 'fanned six men. lie had only one harJ_inivinfv and that was tho 1 fourth when Jones, the lanky first.! baseman Tor Morris Brown,- lifted one of Cavot's otferiru>s- over the fence "with twtf" on "basbT He settled down after* this amlywas never in. danger during-, the balance o? the game. ?3-he M'tilTis. HrrrwTr pili her>c-tVll lit'-. fore t ht? heavy artillery of the Morce ?house battel's. in rapid succession. Coach I.ytie sent in Wigirins, a Coin-. gia Estate product, then the famous "ked" llradly and finally. Murray. However, it didn't seem to he a very good day. for the Morris Urotvn pUph-1 ers. for,every man on the Moreh'oise -team hit mil'ely, with 4lie eserptjun i of- Cuvet and J.I. Mosely, Idlotf and! with .Tao HirKflv TiillhvvinM' witU Idlett aceounted-f??r n home run and a three bHKit.cn* .while Joe Mosely landed one for three bases, and Thompson connected for two* two-base hits. _ . _ For Mojiris. JJrown, the hattinu -of Alexander, the tYu'nmr city ?league star, and Jones featured. Alexander act ounted for two hits 'and Jones one, a home run. - r- j The base running of Alexander and Thompson was .spectacular,each man stealing <>>> ?? : The filed features were the w*nvk of Forbes in the left field 'and Mnstdy " on first for Morcnouse]. , Score by innings: Score by m hunts:? ?;?R. Ik Ky Morehouse 101 112 Oly J3 V- ^ , M. B. u. . 002 ::ui ooo c/o g |. lotteries: "Morehouse- Cavet ami Jones; M.r B. U.?Wcr.irins, B'radly, Murry, Evans and Warren." I'mnires ?-iloiu-s ?ml .Ir,v,M?.n > ST. JAMES. A. M. E. CHERCH On Match 10th Elder E. A. Adams T held, his second quarter. The quarterly conference was opened by oUr pastor^ho {r*ve out hymn No. 12. Pray-'. - or was olTcied l>v .unil' humble ;-or- ~ . VnnUJRcr. T.emon lined hymn \.>. I.w " Elder Adams srlortc.l f,n-. Ilu- crip Lure lesson the 193rd Psalm. I. bettove I voice the scVdimont 'of all -pres ent trr-say in itThat we'eirjoyod his " remarks. The evening was quite u-rriqtre;?t * * ? t- ..t I1TU-LEAUEH Was In ~~~ Misery All Over . ~ "I was in a dreadflilly rundown condition," says Mrs. Chas. L. Lacroix, of Montgomery, La. "I Buffered a great deal of pain. I was in misery all over. I could not ait up and I could not1 lie down. I couldn't sleep and i at times I wtould have dreadfiil vomiting spells. .The -aches and pains seemed to cover my whole ?>ody- . . T~ \ "One night my husband brought me home six bottles of Card ui and I began to take It. I could toll that I was improving from the first bottle, but I kept on taking the medicine, fdr I knew that I rreaded a t<Trtitr~ that would build me up and strengthen me where I was weak and rundown. That is -exactly what-CarduL did for me. After I had finished the six bottles I felt fine. Cardui has done for me, for I could not have gone on living in fVic do.n/irn^ T ?? vuu uvo|/ciaw WUUiUUU A wao ill. | For sale by all druggists. K 1t# I L TAKE 1 J CARDUf USED, BY WOMEN .FOR OVER SO YEARS, Inn: mitkoi'omtax aut? soclu ci-iii Georgetown,' S. ^ The Metro poiitan Art and S0'cialo Club enter a i lied . the .bruther-^cluK?44uuno Lit erary and Social Club, at..the honv er; after whichthe privilejje to sa\ Wednesday evening.- The business b 'he formeT- named clld> was eqneiseb v/isei^ssed. An instrumental solo At Sun Down" by .Miss'CIeo Wild er; l'ater whieh the nriviloe-e to su; what, they wish that night was ex leaded to the 'members of the Cosmo r.Uerary ami Social Club by. the pros ident, Miss Frances DoblTihs. Tht yOung men..also expressed theniselve as .let ling greally honored-tun,! wishe inr thom'the greatest- Micros -Ln_aILo their. untleTtaktrigs. After the Adjournment a de.licalj ourse uf* salmon salad crrt lettuci leaves,, cream on jello, cakes am !>iineh, dainty mints and poanuts wer '' 'I Tfi'y. ?' A while later this ything mirthfu could he seen tipping aroum it'{'a- ivppr'is_of the'-piano kev.s fo an ho;a\ Many adieux Were givei and they all departed, for the night llAHDKKVIF ^E MOWS "Mr. It, If. Scriyoii died at his hom< on Mlvi'ch *J(nh ami was buried on tlu -,nd.. .Mr. Scriven . had been, ill ?fbi -;vhoi+t .%.-w.eeks- -but it.was thought d* hiw arenud -him.. Uffit *he."Was con valesiaiig.. 'The community wasyerj nuich sloieheil at t lie m-w7 joi' lii.-v un tLnjelyatt'd.ih, 4is lie was iHvHl-khiiwn I vorninvm Ortiz. n of 'IlafdeeviHc. Mi Scrivon had been in business fo7 . \cr lt.ii iy years. lie was dc.a-rl v love.i mil j;espec'ed by all who know him IU' was w TdTTF known 'throughout tin Male; Jiciiiy,' district deputy of the Knights of .I'ythias I.odj.?e; -presidon of the M. I... and R. Society of Hardee irithi udiH'.-.iif the?oldest in nani/'utioh: in existence, both loader and trustee of Fishers' Chapel M. K, Church; i devote,d and loving father, a preach or, nee-;hhor-and a friend to those ir need. Mr. St riven wilt he missed" bj . he town in general, as he was a con slant booster for all colored papers lib flitieral. was preached?by; -tin I lev, \V. It. XnniniirTbf lTInvibertr. S C-. The -?obituary was rerrd by th< Kev. Jerry Mitchell also of Romberg An .interesting paper was read by Mrs.'linger Smith, of Savannah; In t cresting fn marks were ' made ? by tirand - Chancellor .Julius A. T'.r.iwi of (harteston and Mr. J. M. Perree J'ee.f^" Savannah. lie was laid to rest l^CTtlFT'ui .V.slnn r: cemetery on Time*, day afternoqp, . . * '; J to t(^rves_to moufn?his loss, .sever children: Messrs. N. T? S. I>., and Elliott Serivenl* of llardeevillc and Hepiy IT. Serlven of New York City Misses Charlotte and Malissa" Sei iveT ,.r II...-.I.?. MfTi .....I XT.... 1?K?~ "i JI(U wvrvniv mm ?UIJ?. IVIMMIJ son, of this town; one sister,. Mrs. II K. Lights of Wallerhoro, S. C.; font In-other*, Jonathan. Rdwnrd? Abraiv and", Robert Scriven of Savannah Washington ami Xcw York respect ively and a host of other relative! and friends.' ?? CARD OF THANKS.Ih^-deevillef JiL.?CL?/Lhu. Loreavcc family of Mr. It. If. He riven v<'iTdr~tT express thojr sincere thanks and ap precintion for thy many kindne&s dnv injr the illness an<i death.-of Mr-. ft II. Scriven and for thQ beautiful flo ral offerings. , " li J_ u ?? ??-j : _ ^ i * _ u A xDUE w s J;\VS ' Row th;u sprinjr is here, everybuily scorns to he wearing a smile am) putting themselves into -, the weather. This is a trend plan'? to keep smilina and sjotrihtr as you?tr<> amh l'oriti4 your cares? ' ' . j 'Alcsdumcs S, I,; Jhcton and VJ{ Smith^l.M is-ses Freeiuan and Frown and .Mr/Samuel Kohins n motor* d to Indian-Town Friday nfcht to the .1,, intr exorcises' of- the s.dioof , _Mr^j h. If. Vji'eene jias as h< ... her mother of Ithems. S. < Mi Mary Dozier. Now tHci-the rally at St., Aitdn v.V' A, M. M.. < '.hutch is m ai to it >* .! .. '.veryhody is tryine to act hi- fts-e. irsent. a 1 Mrs. AVilliani .loims-rn .-;ent \\ dti< 1 M!a__ m i nai ii stTTn . j \\ o at'e ji*lad to say thai Mr . ( ' Uapley is -imM?vi?<<* ui to rj.Atinn. li<|'ip*T.i't7-tt^tTirrrli. ,N,: i J an oj)f)ali<?i1. J 1 lie ssul hows i i-arhvd' e that-'Te Jehmf?ifr*'Iiili-Hje~yf Whit. I'la i X. V.j IS-A'C'^y ill. Y\ <? hop o ! Mr. Jamo.-t <' niruaml' r. >>t' alt <'!. ]' fariville, S. spetfl: Saturday jii t; , place. On Friday hielit the graded '*> - V : of this place went^ovej; in (ir<' .U ;, . yilld, S. C. to enter -ah ..rat'.rival ? test with the school there. The\ port a U'ood time and a r.plee.di'd -a. . gram: The two lodges here of Knwrht . J? l'ythias and Calanthean had- fi < i , y.JiiUJtks'rivin.'.r sorivcs la-; Snnda.?? lodpe wont .to St. Jffcnos SI. K. Cifti.i'ch and the other to St. Andrews- A A' TT. Church. Both reported .excellent *. services. , ?? _U _ : r-i ?; ... ' ? -rj U. liKMvDlCT NKWS < L - The leadiins event of the umI. i Um-qcI th?. Palmetto* State Teacher.*" ' , sseciation; .Many of. tin' mcei mi/- t were held- op Henedie-t .('ojlefje'"cam- i . an intense and eaiTiest interest \v;.L B. A. DL 1~00 Dry Cleanei I " ? Our Modern. Dry netuiin^ T il.-p "Vrfiii- ' [ . ' Mail .Oder- Given P 7~I 1102 Wiishiuuton SO -i-r?:f~ ^ Columlud $ .. Palmetto Kealt> COLOMBIA. SOU! - $ DEALERS IN REAL E5TA i g COL1 F.CTIOM OK REX.TS I s&_ AVn pen innv .rnail^?<t?U- }."T RIDGE (T.MK.TKRY located ihtf X College Place ear line. The lecavlo ; jl . MRS. R. 11. AV.M.TOS. Pros.A X Phone (>122 . OH 1 4>?? : SHOE RE | _Men's Half Soles , ; Prices pn other regai cl PHONE6820 : | : : Wilse W. # \ 1 1JL6-1 118 I >--? ? v00O0000?^O0?>00oV.000C?0ACM;.i>.;..;./ ' I We Stand Back j V . WE use onl>i_LOQ per crnt j. ' S WE hay{> for your person - ? three hundred patterns , 9. . - ' 8 prices are reasonably lc * & ^ sacrifice quality. 'L X T ~m~ Q w e n <S :| V 1 aifc y | 11T7 WASHINGTON ST. ?^^moo:o:o:o:o:oooo.oo}0ooooo.oo< - PAGE THBEE. H I II ttVrinTt'i'sucl.. TTie group meetings : .JAxue-clut.nt^Uvu?t<?d?t>y- well prepared "* papers and addresses which werp followed by general discussions. . J he general meetings filled Bene . " diet <.hllepirf elmjiel. J.hthusiusni ob-. !a.~!. ^jiyakei .s were ?'V< ?'lh.pt nod. , v<a .;. heard.' Friend . enjoyed with 0 h tidj. Soe-ad interest ,4 were ' grutiliea ami inVdheUml ideals strength' II .ii.- \\ ivhout doubt it was the grea^ e>. .-a .- an!.-in point numbers, apeak- ? ns i^i^wni.H.1 .iuii-iest held by the , .. . 1- a; rat t *.<>. -.1 eaehers' Association. ' lbS.- R \Vai1aetV pastor' of -the. ier.'\ I'ai k (.iturch -wag*. the 'speaker , 1 l:1' ' ne i >??student?body ? it in-'en; Siui;jay evening service*,Ui th'-oa- was "V-.tttli's HeligioUs yig-^ fOdliSeJ was worth while ' " v" ivt-h I.y . y?e students. , 1 hp tSmida-y .e?cnini*' scrrviecs of ' ' ' : 'ii.. J{; >\v11", jhustor of i t a: . ;u y Church, sang' a bfeati_-Ui - .MjtdiytH .Jenkins -was \* i . c.M r. i'attci >oii, a \\fll . < i.i:.-;ian introduced "l-' 1 . 1 '"fi'j/ 1 ar^in-Crti. a pro- "~r r ih I'.rknc .( ollyge, Due W est', ' < v. lio <|c;i\flcil ?f very ititoroat- . i:;. ard/ei ljirul address 6fc,."Th? K" ''FWfn and the Helplessness ' .Man.'' " ' *. , ' ' >u! N(, i-l.oiM.j; M |; I I'll N'(i . 1 * . ^ ~ 1 >:i' ''..i: -i-ic-Ll.. .A-"I>' PPT J*..;..'r ("ni S. (\, will ' 'each a 1.? > >crjn??n to the'young ' ( i.i'uiid.iii. 'l'he >eiyieesu.\vj^ v' fiehi.'-at 1'iTTST Calory~ ~ .hvu-.h and will l.e given in interest \i ..the JrHU',/. f'luh.- All. members antl .. u( tic \i?ri<nM younj? people's '"v~ Annus aVe < ufdially invited to at1 nd;-' -A silver.oll'erinjf will be taken. A liwi.ne.mber tin date,-. April 5th aat 8 M'l.ll'k. r ' ~ " liev;. S. S. 'Vutthblood, pastor. OCKER I ? r & Dyer . . '*! 'i;o .Makes Clothes tow(>( A((epl i.?>?. A t Phono 381-f . . . S. i\ : ??:?? - t ; ^Corporation $ - , "hi CAROLINATR AND INSURANCE ? ASY 11 RMS ON HOMES ? ' 4?hri'tT-iiu' )<( ? in PINE % ioih Columbia at the end of y. n i- Ueautifti!. See us at, once. X. J. ri. JOHNSON. Con. Mpr. J '/ iro: 1 10!> 1-2 \\i^t?in}|V<>n <gjf A? ^ . "_r??-;-^r ' *\ ? 5 . . PAIRING J Sewed On $1.25 |P ~ ' ;CC ; Martin .|v lamnton St, ' ?: vy :> :> vp p ooppp pop p o ooppo v. of Uur Word g . - - - ' ? .8 : ; . 'UicA] g iTl?soljection more than 5 0 and with .all that, our * g T? I : 1'1 f 8 "i" ~Y . i ,u ^u ^uwt'r wchjici _ Pa u 1 rjr~ >rs : ' 1. ^?r ?!*- PHONE 6963 | r | >o