Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hf Sv * WrW> ? :?. wt *****SEL Anderson News p ? * Mrs. Ola Adger is spending a while in Washington, D. C. -with ivlulivi's ? and friends. . ~ " " Miss Mozelle Johnson has gone to , preensboro. N. C. where she will spend six weeks ^attending suhvmer school. . "? Miss Alice E. Webb, one of the instructors^ in the Greey.ille summer~sehool, spent "1 he""week-end at ( home." ? Miss Inez Williams left Saturday for Asheville, N: C., to attend suni~ mer scliodlT" ? . r Misses Eva K. Dunlap, Daisy Jfonl and" Mr. E. W; Cartey, Jr., arrived Thursday from Allci? University. Rev. arid Mrs. W. C. Crawford at' tended commencement exercises i>t Allen Uniyersity. They report a ph^ sant trip. ' Mrs. Corine Marshall, who was'call. ed home, left Saturday for Norfolk .~;va^? ^ ; Mrs. C. J. Teek, Mrs. B. L. Davis, Mrs. Z. V. A. Williams and Mr. Rose. Bud Neul left MulldUi f"i Ituek lid! t- oattend the State Emigration.-of -- rplnred Women's Clubs. .. Miss J3aral\ Turner has bortn. ill the past week. .\VS hope she Will soon be well again. Rev. qnd Mrs. W. S. Thompson wei'e pleasant visitors in the city last week. 'Dr. and Mrs; N A Jenkins, and children spent a shore whije with ?r Mr and Mrs. Thos- B. WiHinma-on ? . laisuAve'ck. Nurse Grunt, who-was on her way home to spent! her Vacation, slopped over night. Mrs. 5r. V. Marlon and .Mis. Julia Burr is-are in Columbia this week attending the Conference' at Benedict College. g "Rev. S. C. Campbell is-cor due dint a revival for Rev. A-. \V. Brown in Richmond, Vtr. Rev. James 1'. 1 iss tilled hia pulpit at- St. "Paul'Sund-.y and pi'eached at both the morning atjd evening services. Those on the sick list 'this week are Mrs. M/.L. Gassaway, Mi's.. E. \V. ' -Carter, Mr Charlie Davis,'Mr.- Price ^llollanM, Mrsi Jan:c Jack-on, Mrs, Martha Benson., We are hoping all will he well soon. Little Jennie V. s Johnson and U. B. Johnson spent- Sunday in Denver. S. C., with their aynt, Mrs. Re id. _ Mrs- iauwt. vEugit* ar.d family of Darlington, Si' "C).t'AVerer recent visitor; ?? of Rev. and Mrs. B. ST Jackson. -Mrs. Pugh is-The sister of Mrs.- Jo -kson. Quite a few visitors' a'tttrnded'-service at Thompson Ceivteimial M. II. Church Sunday morning. Anion." them were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Presley, Mrs. Belle Foster- and sen, Juitis'. ~~ and severa others of the TrosbyU riah Church. . . ? arc suri y 10 iTport mill .urs. B. S< Jackson continues ill. "We wish for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Martha Benson-is nuuh jimproved after being confined to her bed for several weeks. Mr. G. W. Bolden and i'atmly.rMrsi W. W. Nichols of-Union. S. ( were the Sunday visitois^of MrVatul IMf . . ~~? JF. R. Bredcn. Mr. Bohjfti* is connected with the "North. Carolina IV!utual Life Insurance Company, being ? the efficient district""manager" of tin Spartanburg District ? Miss' Pauline Ilanilin left Thuvs, , dav for Wrightsville Betrt+n?1 ?Kev. B. S. Jackson preached Sun. day afternoon at Goodwill Mmhodist Church. ' lie haiPVjuite an apprceiative cony relation arid each one seemed to have enjoyed tlie excellent sermon.' * ; t' . Mrs.f Tipy _Bright attended cttm. ! ' mehcement at Claflin College, where her daughter. Miss Belle Tp-igiit, ?--w a graduate. . Miss Ethe Allen, formerly of nuv city, but now of Atlanta, C,a., is vis! ing her sisters, Mrs.. Arihie CrT.wford and Miss Beulah Allen. Miss Josephine Butler,- uho is attending summer." school in Greenville spent Thursday in the city, returning Friday morning to resume her studies. -- Uo : juniui iinaniuiiiiry society or the Methodist church met i>t the home 0j[ _iNJra. J. _IL,. BredenT I'Mi?Ward law St., Friday afternoon. A very enjoyable meeting was held. Miss Louise Quick was elected delegate to ?go to the State Missionary meeting' tn be held in^Columbia, S, Cl. soon. Delightfp^ ^refreshments were served by the'Tiost*ess. ^Misses Johnnie Adger and Louise Quick entertained the ?... members and fiieKdsf'with -sev^la 1 ^ ^ musical selections. Thursday for Beaufort, S.'C.to carry Prof, and Mrs. S. C. Perry left Master Jas., Louise and Mildred Perrv ,to spend a while with their grandmother. 7 Miss L. Anderson and Mr, Clarence 0WP"" 1"nrft qi.inH..?mwvrirrl;?Wrrt^ nesday night, T""Aj}Ab| ~ Wr wi ~ih f"1Mr. and Mrs. Owens a long and happy sail upon the sea of matnmpny. They are at home to their friends in Greens Wr6, N. c: ;>, Mr. U. S. Colertian, agent for the ? North Carolina Mutual Life Insur Laurens News Sunday was an ideal day after so .much rain. A large crowd was at I lielhel Xha reh.?-Her. fun it h is ccr- j j tainly preaching some soulistirritfg | j sermons. , His sermons were always' : interesting:, but seemingly since his I arrival ]>om Chicago, ^11. he has brought back some more' wonderful thoughts. *- , * . ? .Ihi Alice Move has been on the; sick list, but.Is atJte to be out .again at - this, writing. . ? Mrs. Amjip Lou Owens in com-i pithy with Mrs! T\?d Jludgena and | j others-motored over to Augusta; Ua* j I to spend tlu1 week-end. ! .A pavtv uf yonnjr ladies left.'Bun-J 1 day t4t> rttend Summer yip-nyd at 1 ^ iifednv-ille. S. (\. nunudyTMl^s Mar?1 - jjarat l.eai.e. Pea:.';,'?Williams, M :;,"i | iiie Hunter, Willie Mae (lan'ctl, A11 -'I ] tie .Miller. Ilka Mao' Ferguson and] t'ornoiia fain. ] A " Miss Fd.-ie WiH4ivW?rirftr.*/or' an in* * - . t* definite .'May. in CVltunMa, Sr C. 1 Mr. Slioj'yrd (iV-ott .enroule -fio_in_ State folk ye was the honored guest - -of M i f Coeelin '' Thnu']. It?the past - week-. ? -Alj.'-f. '-JUUxirrtt rained ah a whist ;-ar'.y a fitsv 'vieivKs, Friday je veiling.. 'J'.t. t sf) Wi. rt.'IIkiilcy; Ferotiiy Ix.rrai: ami, Marv lVit"' i-dy M>f j'.taa. Sniah JM 11 r, Messrs. j Madden, l'vahie- 1" v.nkli'n, Koy Cunl'!ihij?h'ain ami Chi 11 njtt'on. After the j -'ociiil Ucyr iff f.-: slhlriv Din-holt. serv-f .|>i-d ..'I V. v- ptMl! .' ' s'v hin> stThul f .'ufse,' oniu h, sheihot ah<" >eake. Miss .M-atlie i)uy!:vtt>-i'did Johtl P5tmfm -id vendrrhttnv c art mcreomeat and aradnalii n exetvu-n /oil his sister and. nivce,.Mi?s jlaClio I'uimnn al?.llart:s vine, s. i .. ,ia-1 \.< ti;. . Kee. .f.; B. SmI.h . j.ont a few days in Colvmibav by t, v oek. ' , ' , ' Mi s .KsteUo Sihinu'-hs was t Iky guest i f .Miss. Ma;y* the .'bast we., k 1 mule home iVo'.n-!kt sehool wm'li in Ureen\ri!le, S C. . .. T!t{? 'auxiliary e-h !> -viin etilwbim'otl I t-h. "*!: ?n.e "1' -Mr-'*- X If.;1 S]wj... Thursday afternoon, Julie. rth.i The nitV,i.ur- .was (-diei.j tifpj'dv r hy the : i\ iiient. 5-: ei :i\--reaili'.ig by Mr.-. | h'.ai.e '* ill! .-fir.*;. I'vayer . hy the .hi!). Soil",' by Mrs. i;iaeks.Uu'!a Talk f hv Mr-, Nettie, he.ti;e., Dispense by Airs, Alary (*|fan a. S'? io by- Mis j Den !y. hi>; r'.m.i ; < ni l y A| j * _ _ . 1 r J. | % /vettje !?;. :i *:v. HA.iur t)\u business s'^sj sum"'.tire lio/tes.- .-erWtl a deiiehtfiil j ! !IW1IJ [:! )" ; :.! :<! r ;! '<'r"T'e:>kit's iirul" .1 Bits h.a '.i a. T!:: .moot jlv; ad.iuuruoJ.. j o meet . at. the lu.inv of Mi'S;.'LuJa.. 'i'h<Mn.f<-;( n. Dr. L. W. Th():t:j)son hsn arrived , after s, e.iw'.iiir- a ' ih-k in Ashovillej N'. ii;.:.eir;.tvg . comUH-r.eoiuo:nt''+ in.I ),r.n!ea; i.e.. > l <(;> lyhruj-s ami! nis Iflmrlyy? . ; 1 I '1\vi' .unti e -;\n;v nyrd 1<y; (lie Lnu-i jjer.s I i and A.- \ ill Wtdnesd ?y - arii! '} iii; :>(!ay. . Aa-heVillo Won. on j il.r' 1*.a'flevno;-!; uiuJ 1.aureus- on | ivjlay:.: ...& ' "? | J'fr. ArF.ltfTR V.'. '.lr.-i ."n. c'?;mpairi?. lo v. i .a Ami ; ii'-t !o r-?n.* Arthur, J 'V-v M-'' ami ..if.-., .Wats a and] j a.' ; Jdlo-m. Co-J! , inn! ia :t ; 1 \.\ '..h e? *d i 11 ier^trt1 "! 1 r': ^. J-' Vy .aial .MV. an.lj vlr.-. .M. .Sunday? ' t ' I *j l'\- v itji1 .Kla? -tval: at Ivan! c d the ' j ' ] 1 id v i'i 'i" ..'...'a a'.., tV'ouf.ra!;, ! ! S. <Sat hi ?!;y. . ?Jiir^-lV^^Ty f.rrf'irc ttii., Hie dinner" Fewest lit A - is ..;ai Jlailoy, liiii'dny, I . I'.ev. Mil,-he 11 -vvr.; a .visitor in our I i?y a.ii'!. pu.-rlvt'd at St. Haul. Sunday j : afternoon. S * ' ?-? ? n *??? ? -W.T.X'AIOI iih N?vWS "1 . Sm.r'nv was a h' il'nl tiny fend j "iiiiiii'v .people were ;>ut; to cluireh Ser-j v iva, -At KS<H?it! .,tjpt r?nleWde^t jtiTj J rhc Sunday Silieo-J ..v. as t'otiilj* t,oi t><? ' jAiii- the l'vrun. ~ AxIlr. the Sunday:.. - olio I }H'i i?'d, the. ra.-'to:1 llev. .T C. I .11 man prruJadan aide - vrmorr. 1 he tri ads of Mr. Dun^'ip were I Ulad to see him at Sunday School on Mast* Sunday. ; , . We are < lad to learn that-Mr. John Dennis is now ofT'if'the rich list. ^ c are 'having a lot of- ?*::inp On ^Mpnday-iui?ba4--;v r toady ruin for j fYrii: hours. (Iiain crops are 1 >olcir>? better than ' wo t l\ou^ht they y.i ul.TNon account of _It 1 tf I .V 1 vi- n1 li"i1 h. e.H lyy^jil'tntf. "" IUr. A.Jvwn D. IrcDrmn *amd children motored over to ,Calhoun Falls, Sat| v.rtiay afternoon. janco Company. rble to bo?<Hrt titfnTh |after a few days'- illness., J Mi's. Telia .Coleman- has returned I home after a very pleasant, stay, in rttl.inta, Ca. '?-We anill iiidmnt elnd Ihat.XTftTe Lou Ware had a miracuous escape from?i)i iiny?Lv.f "i-'mndny mnVttirrr" Ireturning homo from Sunday School. Mrs. die m y Mao Thompson and Little. Ha^cll Edmnnd rColenian ^vho | have been ill at4^ r home on White ! St., are much irn proved at this writling. , THE PALMETTO Abbeville News Aliy and Mrs. Geo. Marion. Julia Burris, of Anderson, and Miss Blanch Glenn of Asheville, Nr C., spent the first Sunday on Secession Ave. as the quests, of Mr. niid Mrs. Samuel J. Edwards. 1'he day was ver^ enjoyed very much. . .. Mrs. Sallie Sanders, of. Brooklyn,1 N. Y., arrived in the city sometime ago to be with her mother, Mrs. Prank Edd during her illness. Mrs. Ec'.d's friends hope fojr her a speedy ' recovery. * * Mrs. Jennie Lou Doubton continues ill and-is not improving very much. ' Friends in Abbeville wish to extend heartfelt sympathy to Mrisv Blanche ('linkseajes and the ant ire family in the Meath of their dear brother, MrMat 1 Matlison of Ildnea I'lh. ?Mr. 'Julius^ EiiwP!^:ht" expects to' leave, somotime this njonth for At. Jdiilic City, N. J., to spend the sumniev. i 1'rof.. T. . L. Duekot't of Columbia-/ spent two days in the city last week os. i'-.e p* :o * ATV >ind ?!>" Wiilinni Garlingtbn, Sr., on Qralige St. i Mriv~Do^ie Calhoun, of Jackson-' x illo,. Fla, -is- -spendrnff?three, wocks-7 here as the guest ol' her mother, Mrs. P t - lx , fit Vlf1 ... 1 . . m i m 1 I ? ? ?i 1**f I J 'X' lITTr:pTTvT Miss "Klizabet.lv Garlington js home from Atlanta University where-She f attended school. \ Mr. Joe Henry, the fiieniaiwit thej for the past three weeks with, rheu-; mat ism, but he 4s much better at this V' l''???' . .Wl-!tjn|f.r.;- ' 7 ?-7-?-:?' Mr. and Mrs, I.uther Davis has gone to Hock Hill, S. C., Mr. Davis is Working there. . . - . . Mrs. Boston Johnson returned from Atlanta, C.a.; last Saturday afternoon "of for a pleasant stay in the capital city. Mrs. Hannah Brown reutrncd from a successful stay in Philadelphia, I'a^ to be at the bedside of her- brother, i Mr. \V, II. Kllison, who is Very ill at -t-hls-.wciting.. She returned lust Satui'duy, Mr. and Mrs Robert SinLW of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs, Mamie Uoiislon. of Now York City, arrived here .last Monday and are the {juests of the hitter's . mother, Mrs. Fannie Hovenux. ?-Mtskv's. It. F. Wharton and W. T. Reid were pleasant .callers on: Se e iun.. Ave true - and- Codar -Street on Sunday afternoon. * , ?Mr. R. I,. Pullin, thc_qinrlity Trover .-on Washington St.,' spent-, last i Sunday near MeGormiek, S. C.-, in his old home.. ; . Mr. Monro'o MeClinton departed this Hre, June'2nd, instead ot' Enorec, as we reported Jast week. " " . > ? -Mi\ :n).l Mi'Rr M. J.- Butler motoryd io Cokorlairy, S. C. on last rhuvday! and attended the funeral, of Miss Emily Hamilton, an aunt of Mrs. Butler. Mr. W'alkue \V.n?hr.IeTnnst Still-'' day, -to- .-mend sometime . in PfttudeW jvliia, Pa., after which he will go-to] Asliiii-y l'ark, N\ .1. to spend the sum-j .m or. ' .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bibbs and ehil.j hen and Mrs. Ruth Edwards motored, -di?wn?to- Willington, B.-rttn?Sunday !> and attended ehnrrh tm-vii.nc -ii Y:,.,,,,.. Olive Church.-Then they motored to j ho Savannah jriver ti>_ soe.-tl)v new Tfiulgo. The,nian.w friends of* Mrs, Johnnie Mac Richardson of Greenwood are delighted to know that she is* doing line after an operation last Saturday: here in the Abbeville county memorial': hospital. : . ! . j Mr. dohn Quincy Adams was opera* j ted - upon in the hospital -here- last] hinnia.i;?fnv1 nd ' ] J~ 'I he nvony friends of Mrs,_M. J.j Rut lev deeply; sympathize with her. j n the dealh of hei''aunt. Mrs. Emily. Hamilton, of Cokcsbury. Church News.? t" Mt. Pleasant ^Baptist Church, Sun-' day School was held at the usual hour Sunday morning. The B. Y. I\ uJ was held Sunday afternon at the u- . stial hour. Interesting topics were, discussed. Rev. J. IV. Mat this, of Laurens, S. j stirring sermon last SunViay night. ! It was enjoyed by all present. St. James A. M. E. Sunday Schooli was held last. Sunday mornijig at the! .usual hour. The A. C. E. League was held Sunday, afternoon. y Our pastor, Rev. J. E. Beard, filled . "?J mvrlllulK UIIU ' niirht. His two sermons wove very ijiut'h enjoyed. MONTHS' CORNER NEWS We must say that Moneks Corner is moving up under the leadership of our frroat gospel preacher, Rev. D. L. Johnson. Olir rally cnmc off last' Sunday (second Sunday in'June) nnd JVX- taiised at, Graham- A. M. E. C^orrti' ovcr$l 37.57. We are proud of our,: pastor and will not let him fall short | with any of his Report*. Under his leadership we are progressing as, never before, which shows we are wellj satisfied with his service. %'* .' ; . ; . _ ; i - i ?... v , LEADED j Bennettsville News i M? ??Almond W. Johhson during" the past week. Her remains were laid to rest in the Macedonia' cemetery. , ? Mrs. B. Hacket on, fylorket SJ.., is quite ill at this' writing. Mp\ Whiter Hacket, her son, was 'called home from New York City to the bedside of his mother. . Dr. WV. H. llunna has just purchased a beautiful new car. He is now~ prepared to serve the people in and out of the town. Miss Pearl C. Sanders, a student of Livingstone College, returned home Friday niornijig to the delight of her many friends. ? . jMiss Sarah Mu(rris, a student of A He>r 4f!m'ors?ty, arrived- hoine~^rir clay inclining looking the picture pf health. ~ The Children's Day jirogram "was i very good at Shiloh Baptist Church", Sunday afternoon. .* . ' M; iss Margaret llanna, of Dillon, S. I . Cc, was llu- house truest of Miss Km Mi:t 1 M'tlke Ihik week-end. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Starks were at ? their post at Shiloh Baptist Church ! Sunday morning:- and evening"/ Dr. < Starks "preached a sOul-stirring ser mmT^o a-x-rowde'd hotrstr:?They were 1 tfuests'"-while in the city of Mr. and Mi's." A. M. McCollk^m. They also spent a part-, of the afternoon with one of their,first students, of Morns Mrs. J. V. 11 anna of CheVaw, S. C*f was in the city Eunday afternoon visiting Mi*, and Mrs. E; Drake. Miss -Martha ftceses is now', home after being employed in- the high school at Kingstrbe. Lit tie Ellastine McCollum is on the sick list this Week, We'hope, she will soyp mover. i?in : ' . - Mrs. Ij. If. Slubbs returned from Hoivtoa Mass., where she went to witness t}?o funeral' of her sister, Mrs. Lillic Brown. Key. J. It. Heath was at New Zion A. M. K. Z. Oh inch, Sunday and reported a splendid service. u ?Quite a'surprise wast the announcement made l?v Mr. and Mrs. Pipkin ? of the Marriage, of their daughter, Kyu Mare to Mr. William Evans,, of Kayetteyille, N. C. . '* ; Mrr "As1i1n, brother of Mi's. Carrie McCoy, died in Washington recent- ! iy- a .Mr. T. Monrdov-k left for New York -t City with his sisters, Misses Lorine 1 nml"t.?TtTte" Mae. ~ I>r. A._C. Cook, presiding elder of j the A. M. E. Zion Church,, was in j the city Friday afternoon own busi ness. Mr, and Mrs.'-S. S. Shields should j feel proud -of their daughters. They ) playact their parts well with huisieal i selections on the program Sunday af- ? ternoon. . . . < NINETY-SIX NEWS * \ . ?. j tir?B.' Join';;, IjUifolil. ) Foldon and' Misses Bluford and (id- < iinm'of Greenwood worshipped with < is at Bethlehem on3 the first Sundify." * Mrs, Jones' .Spoke interestingly of the * woman's state convention. Mrs.'. Jo'sie yhilosT^f<Jf. Florida, is < > isii'><< In i:?tjru'.hnr, Andrew ~ Jackson.* '!. \ \\'c .arc ji'iy- sorry to know that* Mr. Olayborne (Irirtin is verv sick, and ? had an operation performed at Brew- ; or hospital. We hope he will soon be aide to' be .out again.* ' . \ Miss Olivia Jones, of Mountville wa < the (harming guest of Miss Eliza- < both Butler,. Sunday. ' v Miss Alethejj Morse is home after * graduating al Scotia seminary last _i week. We congratulate Miss Morse. . Mrs. Mary Morse, attended com- J iriencement at Scotia, to see her ' daughte r irmdnate. . ' , ~ ? Mrs. Ngncy Waller has not- Jieeh" ,-o well fui the last two Weeks. We trust she will be better soon, Mrs. Emma Henderson spent the week-end in Abbeville. Children Day exercises at Bethlehem was enjoyed by a large congregation, both evening and night, Sun- 1 day. . Chit&en .Day exercises were held at both Mt. Pleasan(nA. M. E. and Trinity M. 10. churches^ Sunday afternoon and night. . -=r? Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jackson and sons of Clinton, spent the day with their uimiior, ivir. a. w. Jackson, Sun. day. (r. A. l'avkor went to Donalds, Sunday morning and enjoyed Children's WtvS' exercise^ at ForkviWe Baptist I j Church. , The installation service begins at Bolhlehmn, Monday nights Wu dun/fl " some very strong ministers on the program for gflefc niyht For first class srrrviee, call dt the cafe of Mr, I .ark, who 1 s v e ry cou r te ous. . Our young men's quartette is certainly singing well; everybody enpoys their singing. Mr. Wm. Hawkins spent Saturday j in Newberry visiting his daughter. 1 c ' , . - _ - Saturday, June 16, 1928 ?~ r~? % JHJajHJHfarafamarajafSjaHJEi^jEJEfajsiHJEiHJBfajziBraigJZfarafaJiraJa^^ ; Inotipfl ^or any INFORM AT lON-gon^ 3 deeming your travel, I shall be 5 J - -7??- glad to get in touch with you ? ~ " " ? at any time. jg f i Travel is c^afe 1 BY ... MORE . , JL .RAIN ^ M 1 g ound | ; ' ' SOU ! HERN TICKETOFFICE ' g' Phone 5631 * 1 307~Main-Street E - JAiVlEc>-WQQhH3U-RV, R^'liteSentative for the Southern Ry, g izrEnirzjzj^j^iLnif.Lrcrci.inirLre^ . . ooacu^o.cb0.aao.ao;ov,ovocyo.vyvv.c^^^ . I A MESS AKI-' (Hi' < T>\'SOI. ATfOtiJ | ? AVheti ueaili invades your fimiiiv ranks, what a mcssacre of coii^?&-? 3?solution comes to you lioni Tito fact thai THE MUTUAL RELIEF 'C -) AND BENEVOLENT'ASSOCIATION is under contract and you / 5 a protected by insurante~. in^vs, t? pay you promptly your insurance c 2. policy ^hich your forethought>poTsuaded you to take out covering ?; 3 - --t ' . * ' ^ ' ***'' 3 x^yery member of tin* family should have one .of our SPECIAL [ 3 $500.00 CONTRACTS. Offr* agents art? anxious to talk with you ^ " 3 about it. Phnncr 1T180. ~ - ' 1 ' ' ' ?: '?/ | ^he Mutual Relief & BenevlenJ Ass. eff S. C. ~ R r r J. li. COni)E. t.'i-ri Miinmti'r _ ~S. : r . ?X* *X* *X* *Xt* ! *2* C* > *X? !? X,?/ X**X* ,X#,X| v //US. L1?K,V Y | Department Store '1 I 3 1 Washington St. Phone7567 ;j: Big Line of Clothing for Mpjn, Women and Children/ ;; ' . 1 BoysSuits "A Specially. .!! ... | 1 "7TRV COOLS, Sn()i:S, AlILLINKKY 7 1 * ' - X ~m .y Connected with our Store is: First Class Tailor Shop, a \ ; Barber Shop ami,Beauty Shop for Women-.?r, ' || j i . "" Vriri ~ ii ; We ar<' not selling Priflu, Ihiy fVPPT ^: ! we can Sell Better for Leys. . !! j ^ ^ \ ; - x-xr . . . . '. > . '.,t -.p..[>.>.V.Q>.g.<yoip 0 I 0 I Q tt q q V ' ><y^^c?ow?o-ooooc^c<<'Ov<M:M:W^-:.oowovxroxg0oo-o-o,qo,qCTaoaa?Ci i 1 he Homestead Bakery I g , Mrs. Ne ttie Sanders, Prop. ' - g ' i jt?We make a Specialty a i v t i i 'T i t-\ . i i ? 8 Wedding and birthday Cakes 1-1 | 1 33Q .Assembly Slicet J?horre 4932 g I >.iOCoooGooo-:'Ooovo-; C'coc'ovo-Z'o^'c'ooovpooooooooooooooooo ^)XaO%O>^O^:<(O:OttO.vC<OvC\C^^<vv.vv:G^<^V'>G>^OX>'>O^iOX^CtoX>35(C8aC830?$aa r_ KKKSK'l* QUITO STORK | MiiS. 1*. 11. KfiESfe Prop. A Full I.ino of Patent Medicines, Cigars, ^ ('jaaretu> and Tobacco's. A FulLJUine of -i ? r4k :v Madam C. J. Walker's Preparations .at all .(. j* . Times. ]ee Cream anil Sodas." - ig; % . >; ' I'llOMO 7S20 - 1 jj Assomlily' Sfreet, Columbia, S. C. j :'0&0.0.0:0.0:00v)>>X>wvv^:>gvC^ jr . =. Poro Beauty Shop I Hair Culture, Facial Massaging, Manicuring, Hfiir Bobbing 5. : MMES..LYLKS, HOUSTON & DENDY- > j? I. S. Leevy's Department Store |? 1131 Washington Street Columbia, S. C. PINCKNbY'i* FUNERAL HOME |k UNDERTAKF-R AND LICENSED EMBALMER X . OF SOUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA V Funeral ^ar^ anc* Funeral I \ A? Good as the Best ^.And Better than the Re?t^ ^ ^ ' Office Phone 07 Residence Phone 7765 , 1006 WASHINGTON ST~ COLOMBIA. 8. C. ~ # J Pinckney s Sanitary Barber Shop ? BEST EQUIPPED I>TTHE CITY. COME AND SEE , FOR YOURSELF. ^ ^