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Wm " ' . ' 1 i FACT BWBT. . ? Greenwood News Ul . .. .. . | i * Miss Beatrice Evans has returned home from Morris College for her vacation to the delight of hex paany friends. . Misses Mary and Lela Johnson are hdme again from Morris College to spend the summori?-? Dr. Chas. F. Sims, pastor of First Baptist Xhurch', while,- will preaeh at ' Morris Chapel Baptist Church, "Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. It is -hoped that he-will have a learge au. ?... dience. ' . . The famous Woman's JSlabtown . Convention will convene,at June 12th ~at"^3fortjs ChspeV "Bapij6t "Chlfrch. Miss Blanche Williams, member of; faculty - at Columbia, is hqme again, to tbe delight her many friends. Friends'of Mrs. Carrie Hunt are'in -* dorn si'inuathy with her in her be ~ ... reavement in the death fo her husi. b?H. . 4 .. Miss. F.tbel Lee Fvans is home for tbe summer to the delight of her mnny friends. * Mr..Prober? Williams' many friends' reprof to learn cf his death. He was y. . furmra n:ecl at Wosltun Chap61 A. M. *?V F. Church nt~3:30 SJinday .afternoon with T'.ev. B.-A. Lykes officiating. | Mis; os Evelyn nad Tfstelle Waller left for New* -York City a few days a<*o to spend the summer. We hope, for them a pleasant trip. Mis? Ruble Lc'e has been considera. blv ill, but irf convalescing at this . writing. M'-"1* Alice Gary and Miss Brigg's left for Buffalo/ N. Y., to spend tbe summer. They have our best wishes f,or K r.!ou?hn f * i-iO<S?tATI r" ?4 Rev. J. W. MaChis was a&eti in town a few days ago. . . Mr. Char1 r>? rain ]eff for Knoxvilie, Term;, to spend the- summer this week. . "Western Chapel A. M. E, Church is making strides for 'success under the leadership of Rev. B. AJLykes, _/ the enersretip pastor. Macedonia .-is new without aapastor. _ There, is a great field for some good i. preacher "who is prepared to! take up this work. ' . vti n.,., .,u ,p f ^iii illuii^ under the leadership of Rev. P. S. Moseley, the grear~prcncher."~~7"V """ Rev. iPavis is doing his bit at Trin? ity rn Maxell Avenue. Kow that th? Woman's State Convention is near at hand, Greenwood is >- - - .? h t -?? - making?all, Inecessarv preparations to meet them. Morris Chapel Sunday School had r - one of its record ccnests Sunday, rais. ine $'20. Sunday was one of our'real :etrer cmys a? .? oms unapei. +nrce Tit ore were added to the church, making a total of 7 during, the first four weeks of. Her. F. D. Johnson's ad' xr.in'sir&tion.: ?. *..? Those who missed hearing Dr. Fr D. John son Trench in the suhjeet^-Aa an eagle ,stirreth up her r?p3t'| missed "a treat of the year. It;was really a masterpiece. SA^TUC NEfW'S ~ ' " -J- - The third quarterly erence was 4 held in Thomas Chapjel AI E. Church on June 3rd. Rev. L. F. Vance was present. Presiding Elder" Vance delivered a very practical sefmon to ..a large, audience. After the services the presiding elder in his'usual manner entered intp the business of the conference. The Uply Communion : ' wns administered to 58 persons. The annual thanksgiving sermon for the Good Samaritans was preached by Rev. J. L. Ducjl.ey of Union, S. C. The sermO'p was very interesting and full fo thought. Mr. Sam Anderson of Pinion, attend-, ed services at Bethesda Baptist church >. last; Sunday. Mr. W. J. Johnson spent last Sunday in Carlisle among friends and relatives. Mr. J. J. Jeter, after leaving the oenerai i^onrerence in Ufticago, III., visited his brothers, Mr. J. B. Byrd and Mr. Monroe Jeter of Milwaukee "Wis., and returned homo on May fiOh. ^ Mr. and MJ^illieJenn i ngs+ Mr and Mrs. Farr Rims vIsTWy^t the home of their cousins. Mr. and Mrs Monroe Hardy of?"Union, S. C., or -.last Sunday. . Mr; and Mrs Wallace Foster visitet friends and relatives in Carllse las1 Sunday Rev. J. S. Martin "and daughter lillian, motored to Gaffney last Tues day to visit-their sister and aunt. Rev --? Martin returned Tuesday aftemooi and Miss Lillian is spending sometirm with her aunt, Mrs. fct'ta Mitchell. Mr. TVTltle K. Hopson^Mrs.J. M Da^rkins, Misses Avaree ' DaWkina Mhry AJIfe Rartot, John Arthur Sar tor accompanied -by Miss Lucy A Hancock and Jamimia Sims of Unloi visiter". Mrs. Medora Jennigs last Mon ?day afternoon. Mrs. Ann Sims is ou-^he sick lis Rev. J. S. Martin and Mr. J. J. Je ter are attending the commencemen exercises (at A,llen University I1ARDEEVILLE NEWS *' . ^ ' The Rev. J. J." Mitchell, pastor of Fishetr'a Chapel M. E. Church and brother, Samuel, motored here from Bamberg Sunday. I s?. The stork visited the home of -Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Danny and left a fin6"t>ouncing' baby boy. Mother and baby are doing fine. M!r Elwood Steward is a new subscriber to The Tribune. Rev. J. Mitchell, pastor of Fisher's Chapel M. E. Church, preached Sunday night to ? very large audience. Quite-a.-number of townsmen motored to Beaufort for Decoration Day. Mrs, -A. -B. -Rejot and daughters, Rosa and Catherine and Mr. Samuel Tlitchall motored to Savanrmh. Ga. Monday. Mrs. Lizzie Fields left Tuesday for Asheville, N. C., where she will reside for the summer. - Th? relatives and -friends 9f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams will learn with I'Pgret of the death of their "hn. by boy. Mrs. G. M. Backstich -and Malissn J ! . . "Scnvetl motored to Savannah, Monday. Characterized by beauty and dignity was the social event* driven at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pelot. Monday night. The narlor was beau' lly. decorated in the various color schemes of the season. The guests assembled at 7:30 at which time dancing and card playing.were the chief amusements. The delicious repast of ice cream and cake was served by the hostess. Those present were Misses Rosa and Catherine Pelot, Carrie and Eleanor Morris, Gladys Coleman and Julia Jones; Messrs. Jame^ Garmony Troy Washington, Jack; Fields, Jr., Sam Coleman,'Marshall Randall, Rob. hie. T^atvas, .Elijah Backstich and Samuel Mitchell*. Re|atives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rivers will learn'with re. gret of the illness of their daughter, "Rpsnftne* Mr. Crady Chisolm and party moilfl^ed to Savannah, Tuesday. ' | The ladies of Fisher's Chapel M. F. Church cordially invite the puhTic to attend the Lemon Contest and Ponkev Party at said church, Monday witrht'. .Ttihe 11th. T Mr. West Benjflfflln Is uul again af. ter two weeks' illness. . farmers of tbi? community are very m.uch distressed on account of low sale of potato crops which is due ; to the overcrowding of the markets, j However we hope that behind the dark fclcuTds of the present there is still a ^silver lining1. |-. The commencement exercises of . the Colleton county training school ' were held at the school building,, troty 20-25. On Sunday the annual sermon was preached by Rev. Johnson, pas to.r of Hopewell Presbyterian Church, f t\ * a >> ? I ituiiic l ii.iniinii ii..-* jL/c|;ax tiuc.'iit J. ucs' -Monday night, demonstrations by the -day _eyening, pageant bj/ the primary gardes. Wednesday, play, "Sl&btoivn [Convention." Thursday, play, "All A Mistake." Friday evening, declamation contest and graduation exercises; -Dean Pearson of'Claflirit Col. lege. Orangeburg^_tkiiy6rej[ tjie [^address to the class. He brough^loui some encouraging and helpful'^pfttnts ! which will not go to the waattr-TjaS' j ket ere sodnT 1 Misses Catherine Dent and Aela Oi 1 borne, Mr. A. Dent, along with Ttev J Marcus motored to Orangeburg Monday, May 28, where they attended the declamation contest at Clafhn College They were very much elated wit! ~ the trip. Mr. Guy Francis,?Jn Is spending . the summer months in Lake City', S Mrs. Dan Davis left' Sunday, Maj 3r>) for her home in Savannah, Gn. after spending sometime with frim parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Geridean. Miss Charlotte Scriven, who ha: been 'spending sometime with hei nunt, Mrs. Hattie Lights, has return \ eel to Asheville, N. C. , Miss Scriven, through her lovinf | ways and magnetic personality, ha: , won many friends in this community and is is with muoh rpin-pt ffcnf see for leave. Miss Martha Rea^dy spent the pas 5 week-end in HardeeVille as the gues . of 'Miss Mnlissa Scriven. She re , ported a delightful trip. ? On Sunday .afternoon, June 3rd 1 Cumberland M. E. Church of Ritters t rendered a very interesting Child ren's Day program. ( Mr. Eugene Mc-Teer, a recent grad uate of Claflin College, is home fo . th^ summer1 monthsT"! The hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Joh e Singleton wero made glad over th ~ TTSit~of the stork on fttoy UOthyvrfi^ ^ left * daughter. - ? i, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tracy are th . nroud parents of a ten-pound soi ? Harry Jr. " / 1 i Anrorg thor^e that a'fended, th children's day exercise at Ritter 'wer Misses Ada and Lillie Belle Osborn< . Readdy, Elizabeth Clemons, Mr. P t Dent, Mr. J. S. Gates, Mr. C. Osbonv and Rev. F. Marcus.-*; ?1 ' ,jt. f * .A-A#.':, a* ?' n THE PALMET1 FLORENCE NEWS 1 The Buds and Roses Club met at . 'the home of Mrs. Ella Watson,"Trues- 'i day evening with Miss Frances Jenerfette as hostess. Dressed in a lov? ly blue crepe de chine dress, she cheer fully welcomed the jjuests into the parlor beautifully decorated with pur. pie, white and pink sweet peas. After a kyr-i?f business meeting the pro-. gram was dispensed with and tables for "whist in the living room and Iibrary were arranged. In the ^lidst j of the games, the hostess furnished sereveral selections of beautiful ntu. sic. on the victrola. After many games ' ! the guests were invited into the din| ing room which was so beautifully ! decorated that one wouTd imaginehirrf " self in-a floralgard^namongbeautlful larkspurs, .sweet peas and other nowers. r,ncn memoer was seated j and the * hcStess ~servccT ~a~ delicibus " ' salad, f.oHnwed by a sweet course, Prizes were then. aw^rded-Miss Tjllie . Scott, 1st prize; Miss Leona Web- ! -rtcr-^thc booby. j The- guest prize was-, warded to Miss.- Alberta Kennedy. rAFmong the honored guests were Miss Mamie Scott. Miss L, E. Danshy, Miss Jenevia Vincent -and-'-Al-iss Alberta Kennedy. .MemberiL.of the club 'hat shared the hospitality of the "Hostess were,Mrs. W. C. Brown, Mrs. Kance. Mrs. Seoll. Mis.?Lipscomb, I! Mrs. Sharps, Mrs. Buchanan,, Miss I I.eona Webster and Miss Frances Jen- 1 crette. After a motion was unani. mously passed lhat the rfaid club would send Faivwold school the of ] S5.00, .Miss TilHe Scott was highly '.] appraised for cfFeving the suggestion. ' The club then adjourned. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. j J, W. Killingsworth regret very much, to hear of the sad death of their little j aon. Charles.?Because of tho many -j friends of hisThere,.a mist of sadness was ca?t over the schools throughout ! the city. . ___ j Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Perrin are now < 'iving in-their now brick home on N. Coit St.- *~LLi The alumni association of Wilson high school held its annual banquet ; Wednesday evening, May 30th. It ! was a very enjoyable occasion to the 17o gneiss yho wc're delieiously serv' ed. The- class of 1928 was presented j' jby Prof. F. Khrie : ???[ |-by Prof. Ft Kirkwright to the~aTirnvfiTr I and was deceived by the president,' E. Rawta who welcomed them ! heartedly. Mr. Ranee warned them ; f the many temptations; and haro: ships to be confronted out in the hard nd cruel -world. As ?he spoke he j ; judgment and nerve-. A response from the class was made by John MoRam. Classes were represented by -Mjra^-C. E. Godbolt^Dr. W. L. WiLlinms, Dr. Willie Howe, "Miss Louise | Kershaw, Mr. Leroy Black, Dr. A. E. Howe and James Ranee. Between the 'speeches a ^12 piece band masterech i hy Mr. Eugene Brown, furnished mu:1~_ j * Georgetown News j Mr. and Mr^ H^Eaul of Cblum-" ' i bia, motored. to the~tfitv Sunday to ( ' jvHt Mri P Snwver. j '| Misses Janie' Atkinson, Ajjniebelle ; Alston and Mr. Edwin . Rhue, stif- | " 1 dents of ilorris College, ar^ back borne. 5 j Messrs. J. B. Beck, T. P. Fraser,; " j.Tames Lucas, IT. Paul and A. Q. Dun- i " I more motored to Columbia on Tues-' ! I day. ' . ' _ " ; Messrs. G. W. Howard, J. L. Ben. 11 bow. tV. P Carolina and S. J. Dobbins spent a few days this week inj Columbia. : * 'j Messrs. Nesbitt and- Sidney Williams with their'mother spent the " wopk-end in the city visiting Prof. ' i and MrS. G. W. Howard. ' Misses Bertha Fraser andTlosa Lee . Gregg, students of Claflin ' College, ' are home for the summer. 1 I Miss Dorothy Nance of . Columbia,' " i nis visiting Miss Hattie . Ella Saw' I yer. ~ The**Properity Tailoring Company 3 has installed* a modern dry cleaning ' plant. This is the only dry cleaning ^ outfit in tbecitv. Tt will " suits "every hot^-loaving tHe gar^ejit [ olorles#. "* A. Q. TTmttrrore has been ? ? . '? to Columbia taking special study in *- caring?for?ladies?work,?while Mt. Tucker well understood the handling ' of men's work having worked in a ' large establishment in New Jersey. They will also clean rugs and bed , I clothing such as blankets and quilts. % The plant is to put in operation as i soon as possible and the public will n ! be invitSff^tti inspect. 0 I b Greenville News #1, A detailed report of the Allen Temi, pie A. M. E. Church rally, held Sunday, May 27th. e Club No. 1?Rev. A. C. Sumpter, e pastor $27.00, Mrs. M. M. Sumpter ^ 25.00, Mrs. Eva Fuller 12.00, Miss Lila lie Tillman 20.00. Mr. J P. Steward L. 12.00, Master Buster Spmpter 5.00. Total $101.00. Club No. 2?Mr. J. A. Mack 10.00, 5^5- ? POLBAPn > -H-W Mr. J. E. Asbury 7.00, Mrs. Nannie Mack 10.00 Mrs. Fannie Williams 5.00 M?r. James Adair 3.00, Mrs. Flqpa Henderson 3.00. Total 38.10., ' Club No. 3?Mrs. Lizzie Calhoun 10.00, Mrs. Phoebe Cothran 2.00, Mrs. Amy Johnson 1.00, Miss Eunice Turn, er 10.00, Total 33.00." Club' No. 4?Mrs. Alice. Doyley 10.00, Mr. Clarence Doyley 10.00, Mr, JosephfDoyte 10.00, tyfrs/ Ntfllle Har?ris 10.00, Mis. Myra Doylay 10.00, Mrs."Crosby Doyley- -10.00, friends 2.60. Total 62.60. Club No. 6?Mrs. Bessie Fair 10.09, Mrs. Evelyn Mayes 10.00, Mrs. Abbie Chajppelle 6.00, Miss J. Holmes 5.00, Mr. J. L. Mayes 10.00, Mr. and Mrs. Durton 6 00 Wto T.imii" ? "n r ^ ^wvuc Y1VWH Master William Logan 500} Little Carrie Johnson 1.00, Total $54.00, . Club No. 6?Mrs. Lula Patterson $10,25, Mrs. Willie Miles. 10.05, Mr. Robinson 10.25. Total $40.65. Club No." 8?Mrs.- Minnie Calhoun 515.70, Mrs. Phyllis Calhourt 6.00, Miss Lillian Calhoun 14.00, Mr^. HBrmnn Humphrey 10.00, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Calhoun,-Jr. 40.00, 'Miss- Phyllis V. Calhoun 10.00, Mrs, Catherine Booker-2.30, Mr. Timothy Roberson 2.00. $at?l $70.00^ "Club N^>. 9?Mr. w. A. Fisher 10.00, Mrs. Matilda Fisher 10.00,, Mr. John Martin 5.00, Mrs. Annie Brnrkmnn 5-.00, Mrs. Bettie Coleman 5.00. Total $35.00. ;! ' Club No. 10?'Mrs. if. E. Williams lOJWk-Mrs. Georgia Hudgens 10.00, Mrs. Carrie Mi Thompson 210,00, Mrs. Nannie Gray Bowen 10.00, Dr. O. M. Thompson 5.00. Total $245.00/ Club No. 11?Mr. Thomas Lomnx 510.00, Mrs. Delia Wright 6-OOj Mrs. Maggie I.ornax 3.00, Mr. Matthew 5.00, Mrs, Lizzie Harp 5.00. Total 328.0,0. - ; t? Club" No. 12-^-Mr: B. JT'Caldwell 55.00, Mrs. Tlattie Caldwell 5.00, Mr. 5. E. Sanders 1.00, Miss Rosa Wilson 2.00. Total $1300. Club No. 13?Mrs. Octavia Brown >?u.uu, ivir. Uriel Staggs -10.00, Mrs. Paralee McBeey Mr. W. C. Humphrey 2.00, Miss E. Morgan. 2.50. Total $34.50. Club No. 14?Mrs. Martha Brown $10.00, Mr. L. Brown 10.00, Miss Hattie Brown 10.00, Mrs. Ishbell White 10.00, Mrs. Hanah Herbert 10.00, Mr. Charlie Herbert 3.00. Total $53 00 Club No. 15?-Mrs. Em mi Griffin $ 10.00, Josephine Wilson 2.00, Mr. and CTlk. J.^C^ Hurst $14.10. Club No.JLQj?Mrs. Lydia Williams $10.50, Mrs. Mattie Whitner 8.00, Mrs. Marie Tribble 10.00, Mr. Alex McCul10.00, Mrs.. Rachel Johnson 10.00, Mrs. Sadie ChildS 2.50, Mrs. Mamie Johnson 10.00. Total $71.00. - - Club Nu l7?M rs. AIHe Jtihnson $10 Mr. J. A. Johnson 10.00, Mr. Wade Thompson 1.00, Mrs. Lila Lewis 4.00, Mrs Lena Edwards 5.00, Mrs. Ilattie Wilscon 2.00. Total?$32.00. Club No. 18?Mrs. Addie Miller $10.00, Mrs. Mamie Sullivan 10.00, Mrs. Maggie Neely 10.00,"Mrs. Mary Davis 4.50, Mr. Timothy Lomnx 10.00, friend 5.50. Total?$50.00. Glub No. 19?Miss F. L. Lvices 10 Of Mrs. H. R. Fladger 10.00, Mrs.. M M.. Calhoun 10.00, Mr. G. L.Calhor 1000., Mr. Thomas G. Ly&es -ivtuu Little Mary Lykes 10.00,-Mrs. Lucindi Washington 10.00, Mrs. Lycfie Let 10.00, Mrs. AdaMance 10.00. Raiscj for club 160.14'.- Total?$250.14. Club No. 20?Mrs. Virginia Robin | son $10.5-5, Mrs. Emma ^Calhoun 5.00 Mrs. Nancy Butler 10.25, Mrs. A manda Strong 6.20. Total?$32.00. ? Club No. 21?Mrs. P., Adam $10.50, Miss Eunice Adaftis 5.00, Rev DV P. Adams 5.00, Mrs. Martha Gar lington 10-00, MrTNathaniel Wilsoi 10.00, Mr;'Lester (larKngton 3.00 Mrs. Lola Greene 3.00. Total?$46.50 Club No. 22?Mr. M7 V. Buwei $10.00, Mr. Bruce Bowen 10.00, Misi Lizzie Frazicr 0.50. Total?$20.50. Club No. 23?Mrs. Emma Ellisoi .$10.00, Mrs? Cora * Chapmarj 10^)0 Mrs. Malinda Heard 3.50, Mrs. Juli Benjamin 2.00. Total?$25.00. Club No. 25?Mrs. Addie Gran $10.00, Mr. Robert Grant 10.00, Mrs Matilda White 10.00, Mr3. Fanni Poole 4.00, Mrs. Katie King 10.0C Mr. J. J. Ware 5.00, WtVSamuel' War 2.80, Miss Helen King.. 5.00 Total! $56.00.. . _ Mr. B. V. Nash, 1.00. Total?$12700. Cluh No. 27?Mrs. Conyera Bivfn $10.00, Tdrs. Susie Jenkins l$.00,*Mri j Emma Little 6.$$. Total?$28.00. Club No. 29-?Mr. James Fields$10.00. . . Qlub No. 30?Mr. Lutber Sitjto $10.00, Mrs- Lizzie Stark 5.00. Tc tal?$15.00. Club No. 31?Mr. J. A. Chiles 5.0( Mr. B. T. Humphrey 2.00. -tbtal$7.00. -zj? Club No. 81?Mrs. Annie Crew $5.00, Mrs. Lola Greene 1.00. Totf ?$6.00. Club No. 33?Mrs. Ida Wilson $10.0 Mrs. Drusilla Gilliam 10.00, Mrs. Ar ne Belle Douglass 2.00, Mrs. Alic Bailey 2.00. Total $24.00. - Club No. 34?Mrs. Vinne Webb$6.00,? . ' Club No. 36?Mr. John H. Calhoun Mri, Maggie Johnson 10.00, Mrs. Maggie Williams 10.00, Mrs. Lula Fisher 2.00. Total?$32.00. Club No. 37?Mrs. Sudie Hudson? $5.00. ;V~" * cJ Club No. 38?Mrs. Rhodie Newton $10.50, Mr. James Newton 8.00, Mis$ Annie Mae Wilson 10.00, -Mr. Augustus Brownlee 5.00, Mrs. Ella Harp " 11.00, Mr. Abe Ilurp 2.00, MissTJWtieBrown 0.55, Mrs. Amanda Floyd 1.00, Miss Elma Wilson 2.60. Total $51.55. Club No. 39?Mr. J. W. Cleland $10.00, Mrs. Malinda Burton 10.00, Mrs. Rosa Keaton 4.00, Mrs. Eloise, Humphrey 2.10,'friend l.ll$t_ Total ?$27.25. ' v.. v Club No. 40?Mrs. Eliza Johnson " $10.00,'^Mrs. Annie Alexander 1040. ToUl?$2040.' : Club No. 41?Mt. Alex Wells $10,007 Mrs. Wells 6.00, Mrs. Dora Mack 1.00, Mrs. Dora L. Johnson 2.60, Miss- Sarah Lewis 10.00. Total?$28.50. Club No. 42?Mrs. Mary Fincher Iludcens $10.00. Mrs.^Rosa Thompson $.00^ Mrs. u^lllhh Thompson Turner 1 T1 rflH TVf V* 1 AA TA_ ?.V/(VV| +TJLA ? A &WU ilUU^CliO A?VV. AWtal?$26.00. Club No. 45?Mrs. Lula Davis S10( Mrs. Carrie Rosemond 4.00, Mrs. Sara .^TaHey 3.00,; Mrs. Amanda Weaver y3.00. Total?$2200. Club No. 44?rMrs. Hattie Nelson pi 9K| Mr, "F t? T.ofmon mnn, Mrffi 1 I S. L | Departrrx 1 131 Washlngtor Big Line of Clothing for j; ,Bo:.s Suits A Specialty: DRY GOODS, SHO t < i ^ __jQ)nnected with our Store ] | Barber Shop and Beauty Sh T * AVe are not selling Race V 1 i Wo coll I)o4 4n?* T ??sa y ?t V ViMl OVll UttVVl IV! JUVi>3t 4? Palmetto Kealt T " " '?-COLUMBIA, SOU ? DEALERS IN REAL EST, ? COLLECTION OF RENTS?I * We are now ready to sell lot ? RIDGE CEMETERY located in] ? ' College'Place car line. The locat; X MRS. R. 11. .WALTON, Pres., *: " { .?Phone oiaa ? v- p " far Economical j nnd ' if -1 Quality at I - 'There-are 83 Qualil CHEVROLET the 1 r i . . _ [3 priced Automobile. 'II - 'r ' ?i| CALL TO SEE US AN m: : j Central Ch r j ?1233 Hampton Ave. f Trade In ; :j Refrig a. ..... i : -?r""" : ": " X 35.00 TO $10.00 ALL T ALL SIZES AND COLOF 8 I T ?^ ^ ~ i. We are sole dstributors for 1 1 X ' Refrigc n "Pont make the mistake yo'ur r H t?r 'arKe enough." -1 . .^rw 9 V Nature's Way 1% ' r t\? CITY ICE !ej?^ 172I1VTAIN STREET i . \# ' * r .? 4 \ 4* : - -W. - - ; ' * ' ' ' f Saturday, June 9, 1928 Daisy Byrd 10.00 Total?921.26 Club No. 46?Mrs. Anna Robinson 99.00, Mr J. D. ThomgHnrtthHh?To tal?912.12 ' . Club No. 46?Willing Workers? 931.00.. ! ' Club No. 47?Ladies Aid?930.00. Club No. 48?Sunshine?960.00. Qlub No. 49?Boosters^?$50.00. ? Club No. 60?Missionary?97.26. ftlnh Np 51?Sunday School?964, -717 Total amount raised?92019.87. FORMER COLUMBIAN WEDS IN BOSTON' A marriage of much interest to the friends and relatives of Columbia and Bostoh is tliat uf Miss Claudlo Helen ~ McAllister of Boston, Mass.L to Mr. Richard K. Watts, formerly of this city but now of Boston, Mass., which too place.in Cambridge^Maas., May 16f 1928, at the home of Atty. John !T. Tx>ve. The ceremony was performed, by the^ Rev. Thompson* pastor of the Massachusettsj^remje^Daptlst ChUWh at Cambridge. Immediately after the ceremony, they returned by fcuto to Boston where they will make .their home at 522 Columbus A : For four or five years Mr. and Mr. "Watts have been social workers among the young society set fo Boston wish them happiness erst Store lSfc. Phone 7567 : Men, Women and Children. | - .. . - ' . :: . < i ES, MILLINERY / ;! is: First Class Tailor Shop, v '! op fof Women. ' J \ ride. Buy from Us because ^ v Corporation * $ THCAROEINA ?r- : : 1 ME AND INSURANCE J EASY TERMS ON HOMES } s for burial purposes in PINE i North Columbia at the end of X ion is beautiful. See us at once. . X >. J. H. JOHNSON, Gen. Mgr. X m^o- lina 1.2 Washington St. ChXhX**!' ?XhM# * * ,!mXhX**XKmM t Tran?portatiom ' BetterZ, ' ' i _ ,f. -' jow Cost. by Features that make World's Finest LowI . 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