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Bennett sville News The weather for the past week has P. C : been very hot. .. Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Youngblood ^ were in the eity \fcednesday afternoon en route to Georgetown to attend the Women's Missionary Conven. tion. They were accompanied by Mrs. P. R. and Eernestine McCollum, Mrs. Youngblood and little REargarct are in the city this week visiting their friends.' Everybody si delighted to v- see them home again. J. , _ The sad. news reached I US WedMay I* -i afternoon that Mrfc. E. H. Hatcher > . . had passed fater suffej-ing a long spell of illness. Stirr was ~a member of StMichael M. E. Church. Undertaker . ' c Powe had charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Francis-McCoy is seriously ill ? at Ah is writing.?? J? Mrs. Louise McLeod arid two boys, Mrs; Alice McCoy and little girl left Saturday afternoon jfor New York CSty, whore they will spend the summer. ,?r ?'?- .-? t r1... 1: o ? xiiuuc a can vuint'iiUA xi student of L. C., left for Washington where she will visit he|r sister am] ?5?- ?aunts. . : ? 1 M}ts. 'CHeuii ' McCuIluin visited Ihr reporter Wednesday morning. She - and the children are happy over the fact htat Dr. McCollum, their."daddy" will soon return. Dr. McCollum is ... (Joing post graduate wogk. atNorthwestern University. Miss Sadie Hajthcuck, of Chmden S. C., is visiting Mrs. Glenn McCollum, on Hudson St. Mr. Charles Jones Sanders,-33 Amelia St., is on the sick list. Dr. Stark was not here. Sunday, having to attend the Women's Con Mention ar iirt'hygi'tnwn.^^Kll V, "Witt Howard filled his place.art, Shiloh Baptist-Church. Quite a large crowd was present. " * .Quite a few went over to Columbia Sunday ten pay the last tribute ol respect to f>r. C. G. .Johnson, who was - Grand Master of the Masotts of South * Carolina. .' .. _ . Mrs. Cheek, sister of Mrs. Ida 1) , i Reese ( is here .visiting from Spar*''^tanburg, S. C. . . CLINTON NEWS " The 0. T.'A, 'I'., organized some time ago .for the advancement.'of the intellectual and social alfairs of the young men of the city, met Tuesday June 12th at 8:00 P. M.* at the -h'Vim of the president, Mr. Samuel Lee Lilliewood. The meeting was opened bj ~ singing "Is iny name written Mjere?' The Lord's.Prayer was recited in con -cert. Thll'ty minutes were usod jr transacting the business -of the club Next was a thrilling speech niade or "What a Club Means" by-Mrs. Lillic L. Dendy, the faithful advisor. Wc ther were served with refreshments ant dismissed by .the president. Tuesday evening, Jur}e'jp|t.h at 8:0t - P. M. a reception in hortbr of the O T. A. cilub was giveij by :Urs,..l.il ? ^ . lie Dendy at-the home of. Mr. ?tk . . MffSi J. E ? Y. Dendy., The chose? guest of each membfer was invited t( attend thg..rgception by the secretary Mr. William Crawford. Music Wa! furnished by Misses Lucirfla Con Miller and Lula Mae Lillicwood. A short time was tahen fo.r the discus " sion of' the "business?mattersT-1 aftei which we were highly served. The young men who wish to Ro' oi time all the time, meet the (V. T! A T. Club, Tuesday evening, June 28t.li . . i) ' 7. REV. I. J. GAMBLE: SERIOl'SLl _ . - ILL IN ASHKVJLLE 4 Rev. I. G. Gamble was stricken a he alighted from the train tbday. Til full extent of his illness could not b .obtained from Dr. L. N.'tJallecro. hi ... physician. ? ? Rev. Gamble is well known in ftoutl Carolina, and was student at Alio* during the past term;?\ He has many friends throughoii "Western North Carolina whio- wish hir ?an?early recovery. ~?? IN.M KMtORIAM In loving remembrance of clear wif and mother, Mrs. Fannie Valentine - who departed this life, one year age June 26th, 1927. Darling mother, how we Vim.? Yo\i were always kind and true; But today you are far away In this world you could not stay. While the time passes onward Heavier and heavier grows our hearl ??We'll nut fret, we keep on wiyirrg, But the thoughts we' arc apart. We have talked with you in our dreams at night, We have often seen you dressed i white. Yon were ao loving, kind ariH true Darling mother, Oh how we miss you P. R. VALENTINE (husband) O. Y. VALENTINE, VALENTINE (sunS) A. J. V. WHITE, -V . , A. P. GRIFFIN, . N. E. SMITH, -Union News . ' ~ i Misses Allyn Nicholas, Bessie White, Dewey- McDowMJ, Athaiee Till. man and Mrs Martha MyCiml ."f" attending summer school at State Col. lege, Orangeburg, S<> C. Miss Beatrice Douglass "is home for -.a feiV- days vacation; I -Among those -w-ho-attended the fish fry last week were Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Montgomery, Mr. hnd Mrs. W., W. Nicholas,. Prof. T. W. fiolden, Dr. and*1 Mrs. C. A. DawKiTisirDr. Lillian S2ST< 1 tor, Misses Thelma Dav^kihs, Beatrice i 'V v ?i t_i- /I 1 jjougrass, rsgrnice oaroor, rucii un-g ory and. Allyn' itnd-LotHse'1 Nicholas. I Miss Kutji Freeman left last Sal-[ urday for New York Oily where she wil spend the' summer with her s?s_ teiV Miss Cynthia-Nicholas. - MS-. Coleman Sims died at 1 he .home . oif his daughter, Mrs. Luara Turner.! a few days ago. Miss WiMic'Mc Dowell is-home after a successful school term in Rock IIill,i ^Xl.- ?I f-P Mrs. T. W, Bullion has';becn_ indisposed at her home, on North 1'inckncV ! ! st. o ?'Ml\ and Mvsv K. C. >>artldnyy,- of. - Ifurharn. N.mid Mr. am'l MfV. C. E. Leathers of Chester Were visitors ' at the homo'of M}f-r and Mrs. *\V. \V. Nicholas last week. " ncr, ol' C olumbia, were pleasant visitors in the city last'week; and were the guests of-Mrs. FreemaiY and Mr."and Mrs. Wallace Nicholas. Whi^e "here Mrs; I3aumgArdner was entertained at a whist party by Mrs. C. IV. Montgomery. Among those present were , Misses t'inkie Fair. Ruth Welch, Ju luT Thelma Freeinan, Thelhva I>aw_ ivOSVJLMU.!'i anu ;\H:D olasrmd JJr. Lillian Sartor. ' > .M-rs.. Jtrni^T Dtuiy ia>^ 4*?attending t summer noral aT~Mt amptuh . IfTstitdtar i Misses Kate KulF and Rosa 1j. Rice. * students of .Benedict College,' Colum. i bin, S. C., and Miss Louise Nicholas i and Mr. Arthur llensjiuv Jr., tyf State College, Orangeburg, S. C., arc spcnd. ing llu'ir* vacation at; hoine. The J.ivmgstono quartet was entertained at the home of Or. anil .Mrs. C. A. Dawkins .after the p'i\)Rrani Wednesday night: A few of f.ho-' gm stfc were. Prof, and Mrs, Herliert Baamgardner. of Columbia, S. Pv. ami ! Mrs. W. M old '/oVMory. Misses I'.cri nice Sailor, Beatrice Douglass. Belle , Johnson.' Russell and Louise" NiehO. - las and Messrs. William ami Marion Boifglass. Roosevelt McKis-.bk, Wil' lianv and Whitiiihjk Abra.hi.ns. 1 Georgetown News ^ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams of( i Charlotte. N. <\ were called to the i city to attend the.burial of Mr. \Vil-j ' Hants. ? ;v?- /' Misses ;Aln>n Forrest, Kdith ("raft ""-l i i - i\yo' .if ColinhVia' f were in um city l.;st \veelc-. 1 Messrs'. Thomas, A'anderhesi and j } j I)?\ "Ward of .Jacksonville, sport tj > I few days in the .oily this week. j ' Mr-*. Carmen. Thompson, of Charles. 1 ton, -spent n few days. in. the city as k the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F\-W\ Pun r nio'ro/- J7 7'* " 7 : '" I . M essr-s. \\ . JT .s. "| iinmp^ >n/-~rvl? [bore Drown and A. Q. I Hinmore spent 1 Sunday in Columhio, . AIvssvs. Willie Green, T. H .Parks, ' S. J. Ncshit.t, A. G. Gill aiul Hon. S.' J McCottrie attended Ua funeral ^ t.f Dv ('. C. Johnson in Columbia, ' ,S IT. S?Cm' News' s The young ladies .enter)aincd_the 0 Smarter Sot at the., home- ol'4itlrs. * " /V e M. .Atkinson,. Monday evening in lion* or of ACiss Parker of ChiuTos. The - cvrrrrrg was very-pteasartU , s?r<rnt. ^ Tho young men entertained the Visn iters to the> city at a social tjiven in tho Indutiful homo of Sir. and Mrs. t II. K. Atkingpi], Duke. St., last. Thu.rs11 day evening. Untrt mM-nilp tho mer_ 1 y-mpkers spent t he beautiful inoon lit evening dancing on the spacious T porch 'and-playing raids in tho living c room. Most of the. guests >vorc Co ?? lumbians, . ' V ^ . ): 'J ho whereabouts. of the tyrirhcis Professors B. Beck and C. \V. linw ' and anv at home enjoying a rest Mrs. ? I'Vulrrifk?in. ;Vtl:Snt:i. I'v-P. Ili.yct was caught faking it easy on his porch In Manning. Miss White "Is at a resort in North Caro'ma. >'ii s V iir writes from Hartford, (.' >r.n. Miss t, Panic Taylor in Ashevjll.\ ~5t*ss Sa a,? , .... .i - i an v cnou^ i fC^k ^Vff frrr A. uni] T. C'J,!0^;V "Mbn s>o Purvis 'snV Frasei" ;?r<j on lying mountain hq* vitality of AihkS l)c, n wh*t* Mi:.s:?s A Alston and tirotkinsare at M?mpton. Mrs. S*.vyir is at "homo. IV'iss Rheed'r.is in Co! Uimbia. Mrs. Frasor will he in Now -York City. Miss Ward .rr .iit.. S?uth .Car lm;i Hrof. Bro.vno. is at --Myrtki boatih. Alias Ala^ic .Alston is in the city. Miss Blassen?:alc is in ? the city of Springfield.?Mrs. llquiffc is in D. C. while Mrs. Sands is in Asheville. Mrs. Beck is in D, C. pm THIg PALMET Chester Paragraphs The rtilly"at Calvary Baptist Church was quite a success. T.he total amoimt raised was $737.03. The mem. j |M?t?ghip ii-?n Hii.wl.wl irvto twolv.. ^ Tirbe of Reuben, Mir. Cofisar' Stevenson, captain, led with a total of $162. 95.. Of this athouht Prof. S. L. Firiley, a .member of this tribe brought ^ in $1U!L50. -The next highest was Mr, and Mrs. Matlison Worthy, $138.62.; ^ Mr. J, E. Spann, $85.35; Mrs, Roxie Davis, $84.25; Mr. S. D. Rainey, $74; . Me;?.T?r?es-Tta444<4onl-$44^06y -Mri: W, ' H. Lilly, $38.70; Mr. R. H. Richburg, $30.00; Deacon R. C.-Spiith, -$24.Q0; ~ Mr. T. J.. kenncdy, 124.10; Deacon J. ^ II; McLure, $20-65; Deacon John ^ Hughes, .$14.00. Tfie pastor, Rev. W. j L. Bhxter, is much pleased at the ^ effort. v Mrs, J. E. Spann gave her husband, j l),r." J. E. Spann, a surprise birthday . party on Monday night. Avery en- i joy able evening was spent and a de- j licious salad course, followed by ices j constituted (he relieshihenfsi Key. J. T. Douglass has returned to Home, t;a., whore he is doing pastoral work. His hrfdft,-Mrs. Helen D. i Pout-lass. is remaining n few wci-K longer here with her parents-in-law, Mr. und MVs. J. T. Douglass. Mr. J, S. ;Stanback, Mr. Nicholsbn ' Jjjt^ton^JWY.. A- II. Howard, M?, J. Choiuilov. Div \V. ti. Wolis, 1'rof. and Mi's. S. I.. Finlcy and. Mr.'.Louis Fiii- { ley "fitenjlcd the funeral of Dr. C. C. Johnson. in Columbia, Sunday. Mi ss Dorothy Welch, a recent grad- L uiiie of the Finley high school^ is now residing in Washington, D. C. Miss Welch is' a bride of a few Weeks. l)r.'and Mrs. J. S. Allen entertain. , <M at th-Mr lionif ??n Friday night. com piinrentary to their daughter, MiSs ^ liernico AHen^and .her. room mate, -Misy . Ailice~ Ilhrnctte, of- Aft. Clair, X. .J. oOth; iii'lie.s arc studying at Howard University. The young people wore seated on the broad piazze, where they enjoyed music and various games,' after which an ice course was served. 7 ' .' . . Mrs. Lula Chalk was accidentally knocked down Sunday afternoon bya ^ car driven -by"Mr. Robert Avers. IVJrs. Chalk is sulVoring from an injured foot, but'Jiopcs to be out" quite soon; J M bo'1 Mary ilia; i.is. oh Ridguwity. is the summer guest . of her relatives,' ' Mr. and Mr*, -lomi Davis. Prof..-G. W.Mslsby and. family 1110- J tored to (jgclsthorpe, Ua. last week , and after a few days with relatives, hp. returned, 'leaving Mrs. Malgbey, G. W., Jr., and little Pearl a M'ildred, fof1 a 'longer slay. ' ! Mrs. Julia B. Pnmer, of ColumhlTT" passed through the city -Monday on routo to Charlotte, N. C. ?'Mrs. P. P. Sims and little-daughter, Mnrjoric and Mrs. Pr. Hunt attend ed. the Federation in Pork Hill, and ' were . guests ..of the former's, sister, Mik-\ Fannie Macon. Miss Maria Alexander visited her. L t-e.?M! <?:Mivyific?Alexander,' 111 ~ I Pock I'i'l, last week. _."J 'fJn' Ptednionjt-iSumtnev -School, Prof- - S. Finley," director, opens Monday morning, July 2nd jn Rock Hill, and [continues for five weeks <>f six days ~ | eric!) week. Quite a large number plan to attend, and a profitable session i.;. anticipated. Mi-;,; Sarah Pratt is very much im- _ : f>rove<l after being ill for a couple of , months.. | Mis, Mary 'Gurlcnn -is <iuite ill at j.hcr borne on ColuYnWa^t. The body.of Mr. Getty Sanders, of XewYork City, was brought here.for"" j. interment. "Wednesday morning. Mr. J Sanders was. formerly of Chester, a [brother of Mrs. Lula Babcdek. Mrs. I F. N'. I'-om was funeral directress. II: v. I). C. Crosby osjitpt Sunday in i Columbia. I:*" ' ' ' ' ' J 51A X NINE NEWS Miss I'hiloptna Davit? has_returned : hero aftpr spending? two weeks in {-Florence. ? Mrs Corine Nelson, of _Now York i City.JS here for an indefinite length j 6i tiflie . ' : Mrs. Iflfcna Hatfield left for Rocky Mount, N. C., Saturday where she will spend/ the suVnmer. Mr.:.T[ho?nas 'Thompson is in the city again after being at Bennettsville - for n week.. *?1?*-r * | Mr. and Mrs.' J. S. Bnyd, arcomr , pnnied by Mrs. Kcnrnea.inc Davis, | Mrs. Mary Rhodes and Miss Lucy i Dingle left to spend Tuesday in FloIrenee. S. C. Sunday morning Rev. O. A. Parker j delivered the sermon as usual. Sun| day a flat'noon Rev. B. M,iddleton, oT~ j Cypress Fork, preached. | niog. I,; c lasses were represented wnn pimp* were penecien Tor a oipr - hmT'Ocucg il inner In ho ttivon on tho 4th of ?hily. Smiday School Avas lofgaly attended.; .oti Sunday. The lesson was reviewed Fail one. Miss iviary M, Wei is is home after attending Lincoln high school in Sumteri&J, Z . r :' *? - IJJIWlfJIlllLi. TO LKADSS ; gggSggggggMBg t. ?-g Laurens News ?; : ? r?^ ?*-* 1 % Sunday morning iat 11:00. A. M iev. Smith preached as. he never hat H?Xore. Tho sermon was soul-stirring and touching. , Mjany hearts, were ouched. . , 1 . Rev. h. D. Boyd, pastor of St. Pau Church, ,AbbevilJe, S. C., worshippcc yith us. He has been on the,sick list >ut is much better now. ^ - . The Auxiliary. Club held its meet >6p> Thursday afternoon- at 4":00 o' dock. A_ large number of member: vere present together with the pas ;oT^ tmd thc foHowing visitor*, Rev Flobd, Mesdames Corrie Owens am Hudgens. The meeting opened witl he Sripture being read by Mrs. .Mar; L?. Cannon. The LordV PivTyeT Wa ed by Mxs. Janie Williams.?Singinj jy the7 club; Remarks by Mfrs. Spann M:rs. Garlington and Mrs. Satterwhite Singing by the club. Remarks ,b; Mrs. Mary Garrett. Interesting tall 3V Mrs. Owens. Solos by Mrs. Can ion and the president. Closing re niovl'c !\xr 'auv nncfnn T? n\r ^ mi After the business hour the hostes invited us in the dining room wher IcllgloUft sumfw kites wilh Orange I'e oe Tea was served with pind appli sherbet and cake. .One of the mos interesting- and erijoyiajble meeting: )f the Reason was htrkh?We Judjourrict .o meet at the home of "l\i.rs. batter vhite. " A very interesting meeting of Stew Jrdess Board No. 1 was held at th lome of Mrs. Jelfer'son, Friday" after noori. Business of importance \va x ^ liscussed. ' ' ' The missionary board tpet at th home of Mrs. Luanda Johnson, Fri iluy artel nuon at the usual hour.?t large number of ladies were p res en and a very interesting meeting ava held. After the business hour th hostess in her sweet and lovely wa served delightfeul cream and cako t all present. ' Carifie Owens was at home t hor club, Friday afternoon. A larg number of ladies called during the so cial hour. After the business th hostess served delicious refreshments lit* T". W Tlinmncon nnv nvrintuMnt physician, is certainly .kept busy thes ivni-m (lavs Ht? jcmirn and our city is so proud ~lo have liir with us. It. seems as though soiii parts of the efty has just a\vnkcn.e< :o his bein here, and now he can lvard ly be found at his ofiice. j\frs. Kverlena Suber, Mrs. Janie I Williams, Mrs; Etta Oarlington aiv Mrs. Nettie Leake are all on the sicl list this week. .. Miss Essie "Williams, after spend! n] !i few weeks in Columbia, has return L'd to the city to the delight of. he many friendss. IVI^ss Babsa Millar, enroutc to Ashe ville, N. C'.,* stepped o' er in Green vilje to speijd the night with her sis ler, Mass Mattft? Miller, who is at LOU ding summer sehnnl nt GrnomiilL S. C. - >M t a f i in 11* .uau nnufi^un w aa . ? u nejaUkpd .at Smyrna Chim-h, Watei loo, S. C., Sunday afternoon at 2:0 o'clock. Rev. Smith, the pastor, ofl] elated. She. was a member of th Women's Christian Union?Society They with a large crowd went drtw to "witnoss tho" sercvics. ?''The Future Church" to?he?pn: sented on the 10th is to he a grea success "with Misses Odessa Sander and E. S. Nelson, directresses.* .Master Hiram Leake, Jr., cntertai cd. at a-party, Thursday afternoo a bunch of little folks. They wcr the recipients of many games- Dani cing was the feature of the junior: while Mr. Bennie arjd Luther Leak were busy at the piano. The hostes was assisted ip serving by Mrs. Span and Mrs. Cannon. ? Miss -.Odessa Sanders has opene summer school with a good nunibi of liltle'tuts. -? ??! Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brockman ot tcrtained .a large number of^frienc at a party, Tuesday evening in hoiu of Mrsr Brock man's club. ? 'Miss M. Grant left for Ashevill XrGr+o spend her vacation. Miss Julia Fowler is spending while in llendersnoyille, N. C. Mr. John-^A. PutmanrJr., \frhr>?H* been visiting his parents in Hartsvill S. C., has returnee! to the city irt con nanv with his sisters. Misses Ma tie O. Putnian, Comelle and brothe who are here spending a while at tl home of their grand parents, Mh\ ar Mrs. C. H. Duckstt. ?ttk,"CtnrttTSi <,*hr iTilAA M rai u: ??iiuit\Mi ,vuvt tianod til. dinner Hominy in honor i ~Wo~ "oousitra of Whltmtre, atso"Mt ssi Maggie Garrett and Annie Doal. spending sometime in New York Cit JVI.'rs. Hattie Owens, who has bc< . has a-eturped. _ ; . Mr. and Mrs. Wjaltcr Jones.jn cor jiany with 3fr. and Mrs. John'L. Wi liams motored dowh to their old hon Sunday at Mountvillc, S. C. to spei tht' day. . Sfiss Willie "Mae" Gerrett, in~ rm ;mny with M.ias Flossie Gayieti ape the week-end 'with their parents Laurens and Clinton. ? I . ' . x l. mm m m i ? iraj2BJBjafajiSJEJHJzn^^ I*" NOTICE! '? ' , . . . ' ' ' ' ;.>rgAVEL :v:2 BY MOJ Jfc RAIN ; Phjue 5631 JAMES WOODBURY, Repi< i fEl^arerafarzralire^^ l ? ; : 1% A MESSAGE OF '' ? 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I to* Creams r. - . ' I'lio: ? v, 1122 Assembly i t '000?'00avCtv.v 0C'< O O V&OXXOti 0 v O.C r? ti- - -mil* ... ? ?. M?<f .! ?? - ?? i m >nan 11 c>oo'oooooooo<aoo-:>oooo':x>:o;o"jo:ox - 3. ' . ? I Pcro -Be< O " . 11 3 1 lair Culture, Facial Massag 1 ? MM IIS. LYLEivH 1. S. Leevy's E iS .1131 Washington Str< 'Sjc^xi<^oc^o.<^o:ox?^A>v.aoo^o^ 4h^ckney's f \l UNDERTAKER AND >i I OF SOUTH CARC J(, | 1006 WASHINGTON ST.. = 1 Pinckuey's Saifi nt-1?RE&T EQUIPPED iy TTl in j J FOR Yl ' ' ' ' v _ . , V.' ** * / .. ..JMIHiiJMHPJfl Saturday,^June 30, 1928 - ^ gjELnire^ >r any INFORMATION con^ jjj ? ning yourlravel, I shall be 3 id to get in tuuch with you jjj~ any time. . ; . ' S Safe ; ir / . & K .. . ound |t=^ riCKET OFFICE _ ? I 307 Main Street ? ;seritaliVe for the Southern Ry,_ S gjgjHJEJzrejzra/Hn^ CONSOLATION | < ranks,'what a message of .con- " :2 ict thai TIIK MUTUAL RELIEF ^ TION is under contract -and you ? 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Equipment - * * ! ^.s Good aa Lbe Best 19 And Better than the Rest I I COURTESY AND * :? j ?SERVICE " 1 Residence Phone 7766 COLUMBIA. S. C. tary Barbelr BhoDi ' K CITY. COME AND SEE OIJRS ELF." * * -JP. ' .Mi '* i.