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SaturdayjJMarch^ | Church News By REV. J. C ?' '" zrON BAjmix ~~ j CHURCH HAlTENlNliS Acting Superintendent Thomas l)ar- : gun culled the school to order , ex-. * actly on time with a large '.number 1 present; notwithstanding the ingle- ' ment" weather lust Sunday morning, j -The regular "ciuarierly review was^had ! by each cluss, at the conclusion of ' which the regular yprogram conducted by Mr. Taylor .twas the, order of ' the day. Mr. Dargan announced' the ! death of Mrs. llosa Lee Cooke, the J ? mother of Miss Carrie Lee Cooke, one of uor teachers and that he . had or- ' dered a floral ottering. Rev. J. C. > White announced the Boys' Class, of ? whichhe, is'the teacher, once taught ' - by^M-iss Carrie Lee Poke, would meet J the casket at -the entrance' of the < church, guard and sit with the mem ?bars- of- the-family"- nnd UTdgesT " ? ~ " At 11:30 Rev. J.. O. White was at his best as he chose for his text 1st Kinfirs 1H??w?? i ? ' O- ., ??un lUII^ Ilillt yc oetween two .opinions, if God is God follow Ilini; but if Baal, then follow * him." lie hold before the sinners ' two conditions, life or death; two mas* ' ters, God or Baal; two roads, the i harrow way or the broad way; two < ultimate*, heaven or hell. lie scored flrunkardness, double marriage, the 1 r- dance hall fiends were mercilessly _ ScofCjhe'd. The sermon stirred Zion i Very boltomfwrftrlWi.Il be remcm- I y bered in years to come, -i At ,1:110 the funeyab of Miss Rosa Lee Cooke was held. Three different, _ orderfe of which she was a member turned out in honor of her memory. Papers of fitting tributes were read by Mrs. Elsie C. Nelson; 1 Georgia Lott, and Mary James. Six.beautiful young misses constiuted the flower girls and floral offerings, were many, (.nnnfif..! 1 ? I " ^ i mvww"uui uiiu. ai&iiiicuru. iurs, J. U. \ White sang- a beautiful solo, but sad, ."What are they doing in heaven to day?" . ~ ~~' 7. Dr, White in his usual way brought u most consoling message to the bereaved family ;pnl pirt m-.wl .. lif.. usefulness^ an cjj nutrient both to w God arid man in speaking of Mrs. Cookw.?Her retrains. were earned to . ...Bulah Baptist Church, lowor-Richlfmd? * county. ?- 7^ ~ " At Shandon Annex ... At d:30 Pastor. White preached to his congregation of Shiloh Baptist Church ?\t SThnnrlnn" A nnnv 34iC ser^ . vicbs Were aa u^unVgftmd P.nmrmin . ion was served after the scrinoon. The lodges of K. of P. of the city ' . turned out at Zion in the aftrenoon. The panuh^-reuched over two solid blocks of handsome men and beauti- . ful ladies. Rev. R. E. Brogdon, pastor of Bethel.A. M. E-. Church, of this city, did the nr'Mn,h'"r ^|- " p"' I|I|:" er, a roasoner and as an orator, Di\ Brogdon has bpt few equals. Bethel is blessed for having such a noble J At 7:.t0 Dr White concluded hi;) , great "discourse on the subject of "Sinjind Indecigin/' lie pictured the condition that obtained . in Israel when Ahab married the beautiftd Jezebel and thus brought about a kind of a hybrid religion which?was-worse than having no religion at all. His ! description of Eliiah broodinir over . the moral declining of Israel as. he v stood under an oak, bare footed, with the coarse grab of sheep skin and a h?ir as black as a raven's feather, his eyes burning with a. holy indignation, a mountainer, a child of naiure.?: . ' ; *The big audience was swayed at his pleasure. Many sinners came forward : to seew Christ. Our l-evival is, at white heat thil~wcek. The Rev." W. M. Watson, of the Tabernacle Baptist Church,* Greenville, is doing . the -?preaching. : ? Interest is .very intense; people are flocking to hea^this ydttng moun taiflnr. His massages ore sweeping , like lornadfljes. The church is on "fire of the Holy Ghost, and. sinners are trembling. Large numbers -are joining the church- -Cnr!nffltgr1g~ be ing stirred as enver before in many a yuttr. . xi xDr. Watson will most likely preaeh here another week. White and color-* ? ad are homing tlitr great young guspel preacher. T .NOTICE! ;r_ - : - . ' -I" --' 1 " Mount- Hebrori Baptist Church holds ~ serviceg now at 400 pLokpns St whilebuilding a church at 2217 1-2 Marion L St. Preaching every Sunday at 11:30 ^ A-> M. Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Evening Bibfe Class at 6:00 P. M. Rev. F. B. McNeil, pastor. : -? ? >-? .... : - ? ? . - f' V * ' J. V . ' '* - k T'* # of Columbia I :. WHITE | !fcoQuanr,i*.nr.r.r1,-H^ ..?<.. < S1DNKY l'ARK C. M. K. CHURCH T,he rain kept many away from Sidney Park on last Sunday, but hose' who braved the weather were .veil paid. After the sAyeet songs, of .he gospel from both the senior and jubilee ehoirsr_we listened^tO a deepT 1 during messages by^thevpastor fr.oni \ Judges 12th chapter and Oth verse. The Epwprth League at five-thirty liad a full program and is bringing to it close soon the Push and Pull Contest. :?? On next Sunday* which is Palm Sunday there will be fl-ce palm for ill whif worship- at Sidhey Park. At the night0service the new pulpit furniture will be unveiled and the adies of the various boards will ren- . Jer an interesting program. The public is qgrilially invited. _ Rev. S. BI "Wallace, Pastor. MT. P1SGA1I CHURCH Sumter. S. C->?Qllit? " riiitvilw?i? ' ? ' '.cacheis from Sumter attended the teachers' meeting at Columbia last Week* and were very ntuch encouraged by the various lectures and otht?r. literary features of the week. ^ Alt. Pisgah church is quite alive and movingontowardsuccess. The Boosters Club frad its-regular meetingon Monday, March 26-th at th'e hon>e of Mrs. Rebecca Salley, with a large attendance. They are now getting out the Bulieton as it has been missed so much by the members and friends, of the church. Rev. Rice preached a soul-reviving sermon on Sunday morning. ITis. text was taken from 1st Juhn 2nd, chapter arid 2nd verse. After . the sermon all hearts nad minds were turned toward the rally, in which every loyal member did his bit. The A. 0, E. League also is alive. I.irst Sunday evening a splendid pro-" gram was rendered while an intcrdetnom irrational meeting was being held.-,; - I-';' ' 1' ?? r ... ' 1st CALVARY BAPTIST CHURGHt-.ree-Mnnilny iir-iu -i full ilnir 'nrrr; attendance was good all day from the Sunday School to' the evening service. ' ' . < For the morning service the pastor preached from the text, Ex. 10:2G senco ofi the'TjfjSudcht Mr. 31. S, Stewart, who had death in his family,Mr. W. N. Rosebroou'gh presided. The program was good. At the night service Rev. Young-' blood presented the subject: "Go?d's j Silence." At each service there were large 1 TTTTTt enthusiastic audiences tvhieh I show that the pastor and his officers ; are vieing with each other that they' may bring the church, up to the stand-. aril.?: : ~ : ?We are now ni the inalst of a rally and from time to time there are various programs coonsisting of musical concert, sermons, etc. To these the public is cordially invited. ? i ?, McCOUMICK NEWS The quarterly conference session was satisfactorily completed-and enjoyed by all who'were present. The presiding .elder, Dr. B. J. Ramsey, preached a wonderful sermon Sunday at: 11:30 A. M- All who have ever heard him knows that he is full of the Holy Spirit, lie.is a wonderful Trrrd powerftTf speaker; ?At 3r3ft-I>r~MT we were again carried away on the wings of the spirit when Rev. J. M. Dawkins. delivered a strong sermon. All who were present are saying that he was ;at his hest on this occasion. 'ptose who attended the State convention of teachers from MeCnrmlck (were Rev. Curry, Mrs. Radden* Miss T T> ? ur iw; v U. X Llilil ailU UV*| KJ* ll AUIIIIO, -Thoy-repo*t a very pleasant meeting.. Mrrt. Calie Perrin is still cyr .the sick list. We hope for Tier a speedy recovery". - . ; - --t Charleston News The' PhyHis Wheatley Federation -Ofrtrtr mct on last Wednesday after. noon at the home of Mrs. J, H. Ro-1 ilolph, President St. The Charleston County MSedical As-J sofiaticm nietr nrr Friday ntgftfv 23rd at. the Hospital Training School. -After the "hlismp.ss?aeyioYi?helpful and interesting papers were read byDr. H. U. Seabrook, subject, "Lobar Pneumonia" and Dr. E. B. Burroughs,on "BronchiaUPneumonia." After a lively discussion of these papers the >.V i - 'A "''T ~ -1 " - THE PALM1 III11 MM A I N ION PAi ' - - ' >. t T?? Sidney Park ( 7; !51\ !M. GOOD FR1I) /Sornion by Rev. (-has. ()i;pan I Yoiiule?INIrs. : "Shisw i>y iiu- choh- hrr (;iVOti'n>~lhe lnU;l'(lon<u A UNION SERVICE B . Serve ie of unusual interest Service of unusual interest 1 Sidney Park C. M. ('luirch, (lot The i'ollovying is the program: KeV. Sam -Ik Wallace Organ?Gloria I'atvi . ? Openinrf Prayer i_ ; 7 jStiri.pl tire Lesson?- ??-Sermon?'1 lie Seven l.as.t "Won Closing Prayer . IJenediction _ c '" Organ Postlude _ A MUSIC. Zion Bay ~ (iood ITtcIa: Invoout ion. The PulniK -- Solo, -w- --- V Reading . - _ Solo Cornet Colo _ : " _ Soil! _ _ . _ Hail to tile lhiwh~--hy Asht'oril I Rowling ' t.;' _ .. I.Solo?4Rti! to thy Risen I'onuilo (jnartot?? Clarinet Solo . - ^ Jnflaniatu* (I?y Kos'ini) HoadiiiM ? - r~~ *Solo, *v-. ".j* ^ l';poOrgu|} : Solo?-1 hoTrruinghaiiL l.'onl- . Hark, Hark my Soul (hv She IIV) sold v . .... . * . Pipe Organ Solo' __ Master Morning (dramatized) ' Mr. "ArVhto (hi Instrumental Solo - " Solo .. .,4, ' - -> ,Hallelujah! Oiirist is Risen MRS. J. C. Wfini:, l)irepress 1. ;j;u^--,RRl\'. J. (V' ml'i'tintf ;uijmu/nrd. Tlv^ o' prosci wore J )|% Win. II. .fohn.-.oii. )Hp.nilon "TIT ft. IVivival, scc n tfnx; H. C. SV; brook, J. A. .Mi-Fall, \V. 11. .MilW, \ C> lSiimle(un,4-;..r5. Bnnoujjhs, ,*V. ' Connvcll, L ,M. 'l.homp-ajji and II. Johnson, . . ' 1 ,?A .Inrn"?Dirnilur of?tin1 1 nu' I ill >?. attended the meetin?r of the eity Fo< ei:ation on .Monday afternoon at tl Y.. W. C. A. building ' Confirmation services will bo- he at St. Clark's Hpisri>j>al Church c 1'aim-Sandav-cvciiiuu'. Bishop ("heri of the South Carolina diocese, \vi nrcjir-h If w ('.. I :? , . ?.> nun. u i*.j painty audience will In? present. : usual oh this?occasion. iieliti i. t.'uoi p mhiViincs a TEACI1 KRS~ A SS( >C IA I ION . The Palmetto State '.Toa?,.}itnis!rAssi station is now history. Able add res os wore made by Pes. .1, 15. Folio John II. Hope, and Miss Lillian Ilol man pi' the Stale Departinent~=of Ed 'cation. Special addresses were ah :mnde by Superintendent of Sumte Dr. \V. J7 Halo, of Nashville, Tent: Prof. Jesst. i nomas, ol Atlanta, U<i -Dr. It. S. \y.ilkins?ny of .Ornngebnr ^iL^C^uid lhO- K.;C. ltodfurn/ o^~ ..Albm- 's orchestra u'nd the leaftafiChlq of -Captain W. Cart Thomns,' (if Clucago, 111., nitfde a h at the convelttj.on. Many ti-nche and miniaterswafe securing_their se vice for their local community. LI D. II. Sims is certainly making i , ideal president.? judging from tl TCTTorts troin the group meetings, tl subject niaitci^-A^t^-nMv'<thrriissoil I the teachers. This reporter at tenth the high school group, preside,! nv myHmeprince of principals, Prof. Fi Icy, of .Chester. Prof. T. h. Duck -tatrprbt-science and I'rof. W. K. Hoc -w?rc-tatTght--a4gebm.--Iinth of the well jknpwu teachers iuu<le tbemsrlv felt in their respective lines." We sa algebra and science in. a new wa Prof. L. Br Moore, who taught arith : ' i . ^ j . ..... * ' i.-r ? '.ft . ' . BTTO LEADER SHI tperience means skill H| td ability?the reason hy you can place ut- KMfl II ost confidence in our kYrrj| U bility to serve you |IJ|?vJ g st. Superior equipment, oderate cost, care in cry detail assured. RfrrJ H IsioN Service ~:~~ At -;>' \ y } m. e. Church AY..APUIU (ifh *v 7:15 P. M. Zenolda.. Jefl'ors. Second Cahai y Bapli.sl Chuuh.? Viinal ional M i nisters' In ion y ministers of city will be the Union Passion Service will be the Union Passion Service >d Friday, April Gth, at 7=45 P. M. ... V ' C H r ' .. . -y _ Presiding: : Rev. G. T. DiHani ?? 'i ?? ltcv.T.p. Pruvvn Is of J.esus-^-Kev. Clias. .IL Brown. BcV; S. S. -Youneblood - lie v.- N; A. liice Mrs. M. U. Russell \L REC ITAL" ~r~~ . A'F? list CfiurcR>V April 0, "1928" ' ? ~ " - " r * ' *' - *" Flattie Waiters-and choir --T-? Master C. Abney -_~v* - - Miss Apna Pen ley ? Prof. S. I*,. King - Mrr'ST Geijrer -- L. Choir . Miss-.Annie M. liunt on", Wesley *7~ ^ Airs. Rebecca "Reese I-?*?>1iti 1 i/'t- ( ir ?11 r\ir, > - ? ... Mr. T. II-. Piekney .-i . 'i'Choir Miss Fannie M. IluIT, Second Calvary Mrs. Vanilla Clark, Bethel 1'JUI, .1. I., KTinT Mrs. Marie' Summers .. _ Choir Miss. .Julia Bonner, .Second. Calvary __ Mrs. M. Russe.l, Second Calvary ?, Mrs. Uosa Dixon, Miss Ruth B.vnum nnine'ham. y ' , r-. Mrs.I. V. BulRns, Benedicts.Collt'fto .i--^Mi.ss-^-Daii;y Roach, Sciund Calvary 'Mb'?', l.eolrt DeVese. Benedict College Mrs. Mary Dansby .. Mrs. .J. C. White ..-j. -i'l _'J Choir MRS-. I I.FDA DKJGS, Pianist iN INTK. Pastor. ' r- it luetic;: did liht have time to discuss 1; j li i f snlijei't, 'liou u^m', lnr eavc us-some i- j.nniun v .iuviiHius un uecimai iracuon. f. j Miss Thomasina Thomas, of Booker F. |'Washington' high school piul'-AUiss S. j Pride of Union taught English, and hath made goud. Miss Pri^le was e^ IT lectori critic teacher for tlfe ."group. !- Saturday's session^ was a little H* -toriny-? false reports, ,fal;se representation were, circulated "under covId .or" This, scribe believes in rotation >11 "tint not in tlie way arid manner it T" was done at Benedict College. This II .reporter admits that the executive if- secretary should have been there rets gaidless of what his friends told him, but at. tlie same time he should have been given a "square deal" after T working so hard for ten years or .ihore.- l)r. 'Aviifcinson's resolution or motion was the key to the solution. tr. -We shall refrain- from giving our ver~ sion-pf the atfatPs for thtx'present. _ President Lawson with able . offi 'l U ^ j- rials have done well under the hard [T- strain..'' .. :". .... . V This reporter wishes Prof. Sims, 4 with his officers all success. You may ( ! i count on us to do our bit. Otir-ifK&iea t . I m to be kind and treat both f'uetiona right, if ' not a reaction will take n-! Pra.C(i- . ' v - - ' " j \V. R. BoAvinari. or , \ y Greenville News r- ,,jyr- Mrs. G. Lannes Calhoun ir. motored to Greenwood last Sunday, in for a visit with Rev. and Mrs. B. A. 10 Lykes. t , , , -10 Revs. II. W. Stewart and B. ,T. ^y" Jones," popular pastoys of Pilgrim ..(] Rest Baptist Church and Israel Chaig. 1*1 M, K. Church, resnoetivoly, nvr> n-. indisposed at this writing. We wish et them a speedy recovery. ? il-- Miss Susie Smith, contralto, and gcT Mrs. Marion Oopi it'll, Vtolihmt,' thrillear-ed?ft?very enthusiastic audience at w John Wesley M. Ei" ChurcF,. of which y.' Rev. W. S. Thompsjpn is the pastor, Friday , night in what proved to be ' V.- ;; v. - . ^ . ? * T" T * T * ~~T~ "-i-T. ??55=-? ?i? ' +,t ' - .. ' ' \tu v. \ Popular y.ounir ( '<>! m,!.; Hair ami IieaUt'v' i'rrpai a*' capital while l?{rli school y. .<.*.; a mammoth business. Mr.Evans Hair, ami Meuuty l.'rcy >; -> th'Ujr sthrosv and is u od "by* li ; ? _ The .mail.order <R'pnrtmm' > ' is-,locator! at lim; i w : one of the host music fc'ci: :!. '> . ; Riven hyrc. Miss Helen .1,. Ivinu1, a* 1 i'it< iii i.- i tho-iWnoa l'arh-sthTiol. >r-? TTT^T week-end hero a-- the ym - <M b mother, Mrs. Matilda. A. AIr. and Mrs. Robert filli . R V Mae* Ellis and .Mr. \Valur. !-" . ei huTtbred to Anderson?Sunday t-> . tend the funeral of a relative. -Miss Nathalene i-ittle.Toiim :i p.-i _ teacher in Sullivan Street school v.aainonj? the several lifeehyille idrafT-'ers jn attendance at .the Stat- Teach eis'-.Association last week.. . ' The Sunshine <"Iunror%sT:: !: "M Lizzie Calhouii.is the .efii'cieju pre ident, niet WeihiC'sda.. jiftert o the beautiful, heme' o'f M . .lohnson, <???Ander':-'"n ' .-'i ' "7 . " 7~ X',r most eweelient jnee". i:.i; v by a fpll lnendtershTfr.'-'M?k ! I resnments were serve.d 1 'ho ! Rev. A.. C. Sur.io'.cr. the v. : . Church, piX'Ucb.Otl uvn v/l" ;,! !. wake pustoir oil Allen Te nr. }< .V. V. /Hons to vor'v',4^. lion's last Sunday:!* Ha th. Aliy .\vra't-h?-l'cmcm/n i ;: ? ^ " .. tliu words oi the. was easily one of t h<; !>, ; ; I;. _ ' diviiu.* has "delivered -li- (.i v- r,v Beautiful nad ..inspiring; jnusir dispensed liy-the choir. Thy > School and I.en,cue. sesvitV. ' vyi." er features of the .day. -Mrs. L. f . Sou ell nrd?H N'eal, teachers in the v::.y Trio in oi 11 inniu i; 1' i wav (In Friday1, r.ijrht the iia :Td.;-':" Evangelist Baptist. "Church ;iav>: birthday tapper in Imiin; of : . ,t.?rt IUv. A. It. Burke. Ii.. p (riiosU-vverc.pi'Ose'fi:: ; Rev. and" M A. C'. Sumptcr, and''-Mrs. 11 - \\\. 'Su-w- j art, Rev. and Mr.s...paii Sample," Rev.C. and Mrs. W. S.'-Thompson;- lie ,.. an i Mrs. Butler, Editor C.. CV. Chirks-'':!' and others.?Rev. Burke was tin 11.?; . ient of many valuable and i:?rfn). frifts. Rev. A. C. Sunipter pr.cachc J a rial sermon at \TnhjrnayIe Bap', i- : Church last.Sunday afternoon \\tv the:' benefit of the rally. A larev t row 1 -wasiiresetit and a fine tiir.ee v, a> hadby air." " * V Following the Sunday . School ser- | vices at Evangelist jFlauvii d". " Rev. A. R.<-Burke, pastor, preached a .splendid1-sermon; he iism** as a text.. Ex. 26:33:* Rev. Burke a! so cried the ni'fcht discourse. usin^ as a -e.'h? . jeet "Tinfe Concerted and imp:- 'Veil." A la rep crowd was present. -The R. ~Y. T. U. meeting was vPoll..attended as usual. ~ The Rev. A. P. Broach:on. of - moitp. <?n who .011 l-ruLa^ iiiuh; i_L^? ed a splendid revival niec'ti.ni:' at I-> vangelist Bajrtist Ohurch, made a fine impressjixn upon the minds of -th<;-V woh toward him preach- dnrir.j,- rtu- -rios-of meetings. His- um.u,!:i'i.?:i.i-?" jn'g manner of preaching tlv 1.0 . i added many souls lx?. the cduuvh. He. , was most 'cordially .entertained..v. !u\. - here. ?. ,.. .. ; . , . The Boosters rinh,. Ailon?T.n:u: pride, met Tuesday jvf^ew'noon at t la; home of Mr. and Mrs. John-4^ 1 - man, on .Sullivan ?'i.t wlim il i it . . splendid meeting was highly enjoyed by a large nnmln-r. Pidirioii-. t.'CI the hostess. ~ TTfeTuncral of The late 1\iis. K1 ita Torrence. was. hcld^ at. Allen TvtupleWednesday morning, Rev. Sampler: 4 officiating. , ' ? ' - - -1 " ? FA?B F1V. " 1 ' ? . : L ? " 7W' . . - \ : ~:M ? " :. .::>< i,?"fcvnMA' "a'.v., wiUirt.yt ' v: b*?^ jrr'AVn'tb buv . . ' .-. r-f; -o::': ; !'>hji/tor'of the ' y .. T^v" ' J':' IN" "in; fe.atiy;'of. \ -v ***** ' v. i\ > ;iH* ' ciiolirta," \ " '. ittXv The factory'' HAIR" , ??TIuTiSSlXG - ? ;: t>!. lay your'hair . 4-iwu.r.h '? k^r^-y^ruf hair' combed1 '* ' ;t-i 1 iv- -1 jv . ' 1 . " . . . J'- I l?r?. - ill*_C i.<f thg best '' ' \varinyit''brightens . . atsliti. ti.i rOlur ??f the hair X ?^s-? tva f'appearance. : . '? l'Ki( K-and .70 CKNTS . . Maii-ulaci.iit td at i i "<> I'iife St.. Columbia,'S.-'C.':, I 'hmii' <1 " W- ' '?*. Sold at li.u :nfi. >ln jjs and I)ri>^ Stores SOI TiU:i{.\ RAILWAY'' s\>n;Si. v v "i"c. : 'Hc'weon- No. Depart -? ?-? ? ? 'i '? '' ' Ut :0:00 ?a- ?: ' - V- '-'ii-KX 02" 4:50 p -*Y~f7 ' . I " <1 o'> > <!? "" " ' "" ' "" ' i - v. t i i. w i i . * i > p l-T-tv"['<-'/I:VJes'ton .23 5:45 p " I i ' 6:00 a ' W 1 21 11:000 fc4 ' : ( !yA Ug-. 10 8:00' a t ' ;.-A?jp. fr<-5:00 p - : , iH . . i;s;cv.' to ii>-iV), \ l': (. . ii:'-tia>(''liar. 14 2:00 p' ' '* '' 1-as. 12. o:10a -* I. " :i5 i;i-0li: s. 1G 2:20 a V . ' '"J: - l 4:00p * i11a-.*: l'in?Gi\>en 15 7:05 a : v ' * Ui'.i-.ia-Sen'uu 17 6:15o ' ' . 71 I ' 'f-ra.-Char; 114 -7:30 a ' -V- '1 -"> Hllli Ull-k Hill.. . 'f. ' r'u 1 ?. n;07 ' .Main Street, (GIT'MTU A. S. C. . v. A I'iX 'EM ,i E - - - - (veriera tors ~;-r~ i ' ' ' " ? .? j| Slaters, Batteries I". All Wmk Guaranteed . > . ij 1'a! met to Battery | - & Elec. Co., Inc. Slimier St. Phone 8235 ' * (loajity Pressing Club Dry (iianinjr. Repairing, Al- 7 lering rand Dyeing ,\V'? fur your conver.ii nt'c- urul ;.ur 'living; A lit' !> ? T?oj atrun v. >ul<l help. JJi It. Henley," Manager . ? Y. ,M. (\ A. !U IPDJ^NG . ? ' h ? ' ~T Plume .W>1 L. A. Hawkins! Keul Estate Agency 1 LNotary Public ifontes on Easy Terms" v'liH; ' ' washing!on Street ?- rntTTMinA. S. (\ ?Beautiful Pianos Vliri^hls, Ptavrrs and?Grnrida ?;?t rarr ;"bcv bouirht. at lowest ^-prices and on convanit nt terms At the ? ?50 odd years estaWfsbrnent. -Malonc's Music House i *28 Main St. ; Phone 5210.