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/ PAGE SIX. * 1 1 New York News MuRUTxU i.oilge No. 1.", lTJTth St., j New Yoi't City, has bought the I.ib-i erty Hall, oiue owned by the Harvey , Movement, -and is now orcc.tihtr an' apartment house .on' luilf of the lot' >Nund a lloliie ioi the other half. ' 'When iti New '"Vol k, don't i ^ .. to visit/the muiiy lavjje and beautiful j ehurehes. Ne?u "\iir-k .has .font; luiirej f~"rnfhinfd-rlmrvh|y? wbieh vest ? vor one-ball" .nii!!i<?u ih dial's iv?ipeetive!y. . | \\v were ui'uj ti> see 1': o'fessov J-ohn : sun of ColtiiiVhra,v S. and his Trieiids visiting in New A'(pi, t ity.a fety days . ? , . a wo. He drove up in his hew Stude ,l':ik(>r .t'loiii I'nhimbi.'t. The "Benedict I'.ltih -of New York '( X'it.V had many visiv fs i:_s las; meeting' and arn'on'^ them ..was Mrs. KunieCi Melvissiek .(iaillih fi ni Day toiia. Kin. ^' . ,, . ?1 The enln.T'jl?neurit-' of Xou?York. City think thn' I.aw.ver N. .V -1-Y.i ,1, i-_ i--k is 'takihg a lmtd "aland.'".to fret' Men Hess I'i'oin ;l\e State. Penifont':?yy. m TKeN\.\v'o??! v 1 "W it 'i?!nv cm Ir e in J he- South :.0>d tight for his incc as AttoyftO) .I'-podt riek is doing. vnJoreti people :Ut; t h'?;|<!y -populated, . ' is getting na'!y,.ti? lvieivg the Xa? ?t.imial X i"jm 1 in.'i " I ,i a..-ia-i t hat is 'ii hp held hero during .the week-of ?? Vil'-UM I -l.?- ? .The rent of apartments in Harlem ;s much e Ilea pep, than t has keen due; to the syajvity " <?1' wroh J*? ?- our ?peo - The < olnianl V. M. < V V. , n' l l-TVfh T .".MttjSel..Hi'UHeh ' > nhii-h to (JeS ' . ' . \ (d >p young nien ' iitto phys-h a!- than.* hood... I>ftn*l 'forgi'htii'yUii j.liiH ) g .. Institution when yon. are mi'Uh t-yy ' t' ' . . fte.V. A. ,J\ . l'Vi < -a a c . . factor oTjxhi* Fit / . ('a 1 v;i i y I;t; st < huivh,' * I" M '.,.1 {. f?i [S . !mv:?v!k,?1 .. 'itii- uHJe f<>r \l?ys:?'iuatt Hap' ?i-1-?. tHt-rtnirch -Trnj i!>. '. Ni m?"t Vy r . . oil* ;S?istlay, -IVily l'lth.. ? V ; ' . i.nvF \i. \\r<.??>i >s.. .. C'<VN;VF.V.\ M.w y.. ' ' ihi' jVaiv'wa'y'.t?i 'ho 1 lorry Si ruin I i*". ro pi i l p n >?l* jin.1 -nIleal haiil year.- Fi'..s nrnnitaiyn-tb In r prosperity. We ' u\ I i ha:" vr" lia\o , ? "llni inu.-t. prn-j o.roii.-.Jo'A a of il.s- ; ze ,'in S<H*'"h < iri 'itia.. Hum- tii?- ?t,,'i?l' point i f <h>\ , - ?.Lle.tliuL-.-Ar?\I-.?4-h??4n+rr4i-,-\4ii h-Rt?v. I.. F. Hoyd, nasihr, pn'\- iVrlli 'i'\ ra n-fl'nrts i'n carry ny-..uc all \ 1;.11c tliiit K'i? t?v firoim'iliraic Al'i i'-ah." .!'< ' VkmMsm ?? :-ui?t hin?iin.il innT?\V'<. i.. .i. i. .. i'.. . v.iu-tl to..a .s}iU-4tiii-i ;t; it>n Hi ? !lio A. .('. ! *. I rairu'c Sn < "?! ? y<>tn\\n i:ckt-uvun:h.^-T 4.<_ T. I'rof.* Hi I'. U'fi.n- Mi'..s Atinio \iolblo.ilijf)-(>!1 ;?:;c) 1 iithvi'. ',r:nln'1S < J' li"iiv ( ,11'iny VVlin aM'.Tfl.-.l tho s)im: n:"i .-4'H .1 ..i ... H;-:u,, ,. I Miry,, i <t iinitd lx.ni'-' In-: wit I*. Mi", (icoryc 11.. I.nliifu r. t-n.'!>alimV w.jh the t'?. .Fimut.M I f<">?-?n . I?ii l. a, S. <\,]: ??-f /vi-ik-i-m]--Tvkiijc v li I'iin tn'-v-a+t.l -I4 ImhI- in "f'-rnway. \\ !'niv yl:ul to have lii'iii. . .?!r. \\ ii.\ it)??u it.? i -iin??< v p( i 1. j r ' "'f. f'-r a. >h< il \ a.a . ' * Mrs. Mai", M.h. c ( .-ire. Phi!, ii'.t'tpllisi, I'a.. i- -vi-.i ij... (iji-r , aivn: In; IT. f'-r't !'.<' ill : i'l" '' }||Vr 'yiai'-. W"; i..ht.-r. ta;. .A i!! -a iiv* 1" V'r as ' - . i, ii.;,-.ft,.,-/ x-rik'; I.ill an ,\|.? U.. 'I.,.. > : j?i v I.iiu'liti-r A11 S'ul- \! r ', \v ' j i, . .Mel vr.v . a m i\ ( i i; ,; ri- 1'' j !.., I'l i:i anil i> iciitiill ; . ]' < -an . - j' fll- 4-W-rfH 1' - ? j iV ' T l|i;|' i ' a :i .ili't a hr,;.! .V !i; 'V ?'<utv. :?y fU'-i ws^.,! VI.ui a" 'tt'il i i i; o j < .mi-a.* all Jjf nr."-.. wish I re a :i?j afay : :'h an I I'Mfn.l a, ';i]W(?iW : I ,lni "V cafunua ? ?-ju - ?? V V-i P OT V SI Via Seaboard . m *<* I - For Colo i First Leaves Seaboai August ' y.JIT ' "7" ?c *-'T_ t. 420 mi!riPr? l-. v ; . - . . * Due West News THT" l.'reenville District Sunday Sellowl Convention of the A. M. E. ehuivh was. held in Alt. Lebanon ehureh on Thursday and Friday, of la i week. The convention was ;t ji m:;\- *:h.li-m.L.,. I... I i. i 11 > w hi 11 of D. I'-- \\\- PouKlass' ami his coworkers. . \ liev.-v.? A .* C. Slimier and \V. T. Harris pastors i>f Allen Temple,' Cireen|viile and the,, I'iedniont Circuit re-l .os etivfly wery the tmests of Mr. O. . L. Smith duriujr- the conyeiittoii. * Kyv. ytn! .Mrs. \V. I. (loco were din? i?wk:jtiii>sts of .Mrs. Ella Cowan oti11 i i;- Sabbath. A palatable repast o as, ser\???! by t !u? capable. hostess. Mrs. Cora Frasur has returned from C.'ilHinnati, O.. where she wont recently ami is llic gm'slajhlUM' sistci ; .Mi lieii'.nji N allSS.fr ~ ' ...? :?_ i i he. (im s'sln.el I'.ut.Nj?yonduetc'd h\ ; ^ i ::i! t... I ?I i II.M VU oH?illU'Vo i ' . i Mt.~ Lebanon Sabbath school oil ! last'. ;Sauu;?lay. at the Odd Fellows JLla-lt . was .a derided success. Aside* | iloin the splnedid manner of enter. [ fa'.nnieiit for the yuutih pet l le, the u' mount of live dollars -was rdised lot The Stjtil^tih school. ~Miss (iarrett i.. ati elhei'e.nt and tireless worker in coinnuihu.'.?irujti'ovoulcnt, aTut what-' I eeet , she Uyn-s' her hands/to ' spell* [success. i lid uKu*J irolijfioits" *i?r\'ices Were '. iij.a'iv'tvd in the ehureiies" .on lastHati! aiIk \vith iievs,'.W. L.tJoie and | '.. 11..?l ". n 11. y?;il I el oiiioi?Oii.l?'/.lul. i'lsifwiivciy, while ntr t+rr?buscncu- cn "'Ah llc-vu. II. \ .' 1'lH.ina.a the Sabbath | nuni". .Mid II. 'l .' 1'. I . held splendid' ". '.i . ici diith'Supt. Gordon ami''.Misa. lie. siy ! air' eondpetinp: respectively. 1 ho' 'Vtuinp: Men - i?t- the ..Ushers' !I ani. of M.t. Libaiton oltlueh render ! a spleinini hia'ei t'oiuvrl oh last, Sabbath even inn -in the; he.nrinn oi ' .ti- upji?rri tnrT.er" audience,' ?:re~r~??rI .di. and Mrs.. Jolvn Stewart of iTyc.' N. i ;i.i' .the- house -jities.ts. of tl.io.r'.rents Mi*, add John I'. '.Robertson, dr. (hie I., iiahins accompanied II .C. Siunter from Grecn'1" i . . :. l-i: ' \ i - .11X1 V l-lllll HI.- |l.ui ||l.-, .Ml. illKl K:IK.iii< during tin ?i.:h in -t u??'k._^ " ' .>ih. m s vfilnn m'iil_ Kuogiiy . >11- - wvII iniit">iV.l t<> Aliiii'VilU' !ii1 .Monday uhik- Mrs. Sn-wart ;Y:il J. In* \yi; li .M rs. .Maliol I.i-e. itC'V.' J. At* Johnson principal . . .u* i*o-l .'A. 1 fiuh School "of .('Mil a. >. a,- tHi* lmu-o iriu'.-t of i he Ktfv' IT? laatli'.y mi !ys. twoi'lcV^VlU* I.< looked in. u,.!,!) rfit ' ' ."'i ' ?Mi. TM'iUi.'ii. r " Sin i u~ r.vr r>i. i sta \s ~"WITT> i . ' . * . ' * * '?rtivmi > m m vm? mtttth rrr xt \, : /. I .A. A r: ( UI.I I . I(iKKKNSIX). I * ' .?. ' ; .V.... : r<?. \; ; i j V M! -- Martha. . Tnyrov. -\^i? \ il'r: i.Mi-- Sarah .M. 11 <>i 'Allan: Alis.*'t 1' m. a i'.?t-r-.'t; ir-.i'l"1 . M l.-.-eir. ,n'.-n. C ha- m-?' M t-- hi. 11' mv <: .. m . . , i .. .i:. i, ... i .... < * i i . * * * M '? * i *?? -iMinwn, i-iiuIJfV.' vnkins. ( ; "Mis ! ??Ls l!';t !t'V, (i It i*l! wihi:'! ; .M i ssi'* i->" t *-n l-.t'Hr'y. .\t I i if ? I ,<.u ' < ?xri?'.T vj \ it !)'. ;i.' Sparlauiiill'ij; . Mi.<- ,V!' ( .Ma Kciu-ity. <'uluiiV'oiti: 'Mis,-: : ' I ' 1 ; \l 1 .X f * , I niVtiK Mf?'us .Jennie Voting: .rj'1 ?i : ui"i< !? llall, Intm; Mrs. Kllc'n it. X?-v1.( r; Julian l'l-inrc v . ill !.: \!i. Chariot...lAuiI. . Or.. ::"-V \f,-h,?7- \lari n \\:i 1: !i>: . ! nni-a.-w.t.-t^aiit'l #.Mjs< 'I'.'Kriyinl j ' t'. . I'c ;!.? . i.?v i'Tlmy 'all report i:i; >!! (; ?'%i'< ut a \cy\- Mieeossful ami I j I tVrial a . siuii. . '' . UL A R Air Line Railway red People TO . . ? U TVT r 11 1, 1^. V>. fer Known 'd Station 7 A. M. 16. 1928 und 7K or only ^ THE PALMKTT< Laurens News i ' ' KServices were largely attended at all" .of the churches Sunday., Good "and interestiftg-tsermons Keing delivered by the pastors of the city.* Mrs. Suept'arl Suber Uice..aitd chil ii on??Dunitt v?mrd?MJrs. M\? !ii?Jl Suber and Mrs. Mary Shep'grd of Rochester, N. Y. were visitors . at liethel A. M. H. church Sunday,. True 111 tie Club hyld its meeting at the home of.Miss Mat tic 1'utnian Friday "a tie i noon. A large numebr of young ladies were present unjd several visitors. During the scoial hour the hostess served delicious ice cream and cake. "Messrs, Stobo Parks,-II. P." Woody and Avery, of Greenville motored to Florence to attend the K. yf P. Convention and also were guests at lmr! ?... * ..?? ? lw,I?i I 'dinm TkiitV unnivui \> 1 ,mv II?nun u. 1 IivI \ ii\u I i Wonderful trip.?:?t ^ Mi..' ftorothy. 1 .untax accompanied by Miss Mary V. Bailey,' Mr. Arnof Barksdalo ami-Mr. Charley Franklin matured to -Abbeville Monday and were the jiueMs of Miss Ruth White, who came, back to spend awhile in < "lint-on. Mrs. Judith McCbj^ Franklin and Mrs. Rosa B. .Mark, have returned t< their home in New York, after spend. iiitf'several Weeks here and llcndersoi\vi!le. X. 'C. They were the- recipients of many -dinners, teas.and mil-ties while in the city. Mrs. Met'oy Franklin didn't forget to carry 11. i - h i n i - in Mis-Nance, lu-tter known as "Aurtl Stle^- K-ver'.vthinjr that she bought an acred person liked or heeiU <1 was brought. and left with . hoi-. Mie -also, helped several in the rally, lor sweetness and kind ijeeds will n 'a* forgotten by the hotne folks. Mr. Henry 'low ney's son was funeralir.ed at l-'hit t. Hull''ehurcli Sunlay afternoon. The ho.ly havingf'ar?iv.ed from 1 >etroil. ; .Mr. ('.-II. lhic'k tt was. funeral director. . ' , Mrs. .Alary X. tlarrot' and dauchtet are'- hack, alter . attending suinmei , hoid a' Trenton. Miss Sarah 'Miller reports a wonderful session at State! " 1 Mi s Mattio IVtil'le Sheltjm is vis.! iting relatives at -Whitmire. .M"r. Will R. ' Saxon and Mr. .John , . j Tinle.v ?.r .\shevMlc? "N. wci'c \ iv.rs in.*i'he eify Sunday. M rs. I*!t t:l tiarlinrrtonV hrot her. and ister htH'i.. spyii.fiiur sii'me* iine at her home a nil with relative* . -it. ,.\V?iterl>?<>, Ud'-l?d*Vidn.v fur tfteit . -it;e 4n ('iru imiat ij Ohio. ' ?M'rs. .taiio l>eii<|y and Mj;s.. Mai y Whitnrr were delegates to the (Jrand u.lge, K. of 1'. Cnnvcntiop .in Flnrenee. . , ''T^Tr*7T7T?l~M r's." X: (7. "SimiiT imtfTTrTd .'ruin ( olunihia Monday ahd'were the : , 1 ii nt i'f mi M 4.111 [?t on?<t i'i rt Mrs. K-tolle Anthony Was the din. a.T guest of Mrs. SaJl'ie P. Montgoinj -ry on Friday. ) Mrs. .1. ti. Stuart who is spending J "a . lime a; her ???*he*V.-?en t ert-aif ?; 1 if dinner >01 Fri iay, .Mrs. 1?. F. Bau . ' 1 ' ' j W . -itaM.V. - Mhs. f.ala Ihinnhn. Mi s. >. :.?' i VB.fi', and L^??~Tl7lTigritdi # \! > *.? lihaiys amf l'an-\ and Master j niuic'l;. .Hire.; M ... 1 I-* I .... J ?.:?1. .Ml>, .711 I H'.t I I Hill1 111 I'MlipSUil Willi 'ht U'?n daughters .Misses < 11; t 1 v s and . ! ;?:> > ami s?in K ill nil-.; t are the jruests of lliriri'i.i'l iitT : i i.ul i;r ;t n - i [ >: i r i 111 s .Mi. nil XI rs. I 'mi rick Siilut anil A i iss IJ. !!. Siilic'r. Mis. Fidelia AntlWny \\as,the uuest 'if Mrs. Alaiiha Frank* a few days a arn" ! r 1 ~ "C ; .Mr. Samuel. l'nttersv n after U'er.d. Mis' the Kasteri) Star meet ilia ??: <'he? j ter has returned and reports a \Vvth jderi'il! Session. -?Ai i .'.ms 1 >ni milu?I,iihiitv nf flit,?m ai)?I Ku h White ?>t: Ahheville . \\ ere ' the iincsts of < Aliss ' Alary V. Uaih.j M Friday eyninf*. Alii. Kd (lilliiiin after a linjrerinji .Ihiess passed away al FTis home TiTi r--hhu i-rdriy--tHr ht?and was finuTaliy.tM it Ihiife's ('hapel . Sunday afternoor . ii pJlU . uYluek. "llev. (?. IJ. lhnwt >)lieiatc<|. Interment in the 'city nu'tei y; AI rs. Carrie Johnson heini funcralized at a;.'!(> .o'clock at l'oplai Spring. Air. ('. II, ducket t? funera director. j Missionary Hoard Xii. Li, held it; 1 ri ifular meotiiiK at the home of Airs Maty I., fannun on Friday atteinoon 7 A lnvue nlimliCr fo Ynemhovs \ver*< 1 present and an interesting meeting ^vvas held. During the xirial hour lie j lightful cream and cake was serve* j hy t he hostess. Mrs." Mary Shepard formerly o this city.hut now To Rochester, N. Y is spending awhile at the home o her mother Mrs. Fheptfrd. v- .Miss Carrie Lou ('nine, who ha: iUmrr upending nwURg-lft VtUMmrt* i'a., is visiting her parents Mr. tin* >i??. liui'li calne. " Miss. Maggie (Jarretf is spending a while \yith friends at Whitmire. The dinner given hy Mrs. 0. II 1 Crown on Mondyti was Quito a sue mts's. This was for the benefit o Roonc's Chapel. A largo nvuhher ear I ried off their plates well filled. A -- . -y . r 3 LEADER ' " KbLORISE NEWS A rs Mr. Daniel?Anderson is the first in I this community to have an open boll I ol" cotton. Hurrah! for Mr. Anderson.1 M Mrs. Katura Caldwell, Mrs. Mamie 8 Williams, Mrs. Mary Jane Backman I and Mr. James Bradley were dele- j " fJlltO'B lrom Jivre to the Grand Lodge P at Florence* They reported- a very y pleasant trip on tlieir return. Messrs. K. L., W. B.' and Nesbit f .Williams, also motored to Florence 1 Wednesday. * . ALii, Frank .Moore of Tampa. Fla., [ but formerly of this city is at~lji>ffitM .visiiiner his puriyit's Mr. and Mrs. P. j j Mobt'e. W e- hope for him a pleasant ! stay 7; < ; A j The Farmer's Picnic was a success, i here on Friday. The attendance 'was larjie. Visitors from many different >i places. wore here. .Several speeches .3 _ Wi-reTinadt' h'v ditforont nm^ n-imi.ly j J - Mssf*. I'emr Parler. R. P." Williams U3 " 1 >Wilkinson. Kev. Peitdcrfrrass am-H Kevl- PruHt. lvl force crossed . lruts with St. Paul in the .afternoon the p< Kiime was wood, Scores 5-7 in St. < Paul's faVor. ^ Miss Annie Perry nave a private ^ 'party l'"r ;> l.'tw of her li iuuls nnniel\ Messrs. Hobert Randolph, Kichnrd K \\ ay me iv Xcshert Williams, S:rmiie_l_ j " Tlaiwlcr, Jlarve.v Paulinjr and Misses Susie Mae^hdek. Maim-ie K. it:?aiuL Kvans Che'esehoro. Atfr! Saiuue] J ?;lor is .from Columbus, .Ohio, lie \vas * 1 a special truest <>f Miss I rick's. The'?* party was effjoy'ed to the utmost by ^ ill present. Kev. It. F. Ilildold-and and members; of Shiloh A. M. K. church worshi|Vpe.i it St. Paul Uaptist church Sunday ifternbun I:."JO p. m. Kev. Ilildybrand ? preached a .very interestinjt' serinom ] .Miss Hessie Ciillarjl ??f Charlotte. \. fTiT* fonnetly of this' city is vishinjr relatives here. We hope far H-r a pleasant stay.. 1 ^ Miss KHie Pearson -nf Sumter spent +* he week-end "here with Mitt* Mary ^ ' Mrs. I. W. Wilhorn and children J no'ored here from Ouylesfon Friday 1 and spent the nijjht with her mother ^ ml *m* Saturday, left for- Charleston * r iceotnpanied l?y her mother Mrs. I" \ w~... U" 1 I- .. I 1 " j >? ?i%\ iiiv i i_' , * > i* in?[?l^ 11.i.i 111 i *i |?ira> o i I iirt stay. ' ' I Jii- lollowinu' .attended- Summer ' sehool I'mm here: I'lof. and Mis. L. I 1*1. (Jollier, Prof. A. Daniels, Mrs. A I,. 1,'I'iltltliraniH' Missos A'ivVjiria Boa'.- ' uri?4i!, Annie, l'er.ry,-T!e<> Monroe, Wu-r.V \\ ill rtt- jU'Lvll S.l'OV'.llr. ; M I 'S Susie IrieK Lincoln. High School Sliihtvr. T ; i'rot". arid' M,rs. I >nnie!s Icd't Sunday for- Hampton Institute. Friends nt" Mr.- M._ It. VVHIiains are triad' .to see" "hijn oiiC*-again. 'Trust I ... i ' . " * ' ^jielj continue to improve. -4~?MV-+ llijdeliraud is ailto In- aland o - in11 <kt: it-S avnyi. " ~ Mr. and' Mi>. It. A. Wjiymor are -A the pfottd parent's of. a tine bnhy' hoy.- :? Miss l.'elia Williams/ lias returned hi'Mie from . Siiniter Avliere ! Sjle . has -V 1?:?iv ? nil -\\a> l '/ ^ * Witiit < sj??-:tk ??! thr" 'j"- *.vr..-r " i ful s art* dojuji-. especially th U'j' folks. Tile -True Uh:e.' I/. e"s Uiini>ri;il aivl more fsneciiiUy :h'- y us of Allen, lately gotten up .hy ;.-d I I ss SauiU-is anil. Mi's. K., S/ Ncl-vn,' f. IIk'Hii- iit! Ic ;ho\s ' have done' well. ' M ''A ' 1 odd?ill iIlic- I hem?ft+*ri?; ! n ; . ?t* orders.' l)f ipursc tin* ; AnxiIi;i.i-i? ^ Somnd Missionary Board are not' to '.lie left .out. I'lvev always stand-'a' 'A . _ * : J * t ?^v the head an I respond whenever call, .y ' mI upon. . . . O _ -Mr. ami ..Mrs". I):i\i- I )oi-l.<>-1?ae ^4 eonijianied hi .Mrs. -I.vdie Williams V ... .v i.iotoi i <1. to Clinton Sunday afternoon y uid uery the gnosis id' .Mrs. Williams <; ~ 'oi ot her. . V blisses KstPlju and Jfainniie Ma.v -<"1 '. i{:ce, who have heoii attending schodj ^ _'iiyKloren.ee, returned to tin- cily. Mon-. ' i.".i to spend thoil" miration at the _ 1 hruiie of their aunt, Mrs. Carrie <)wK "Ms-. ?; ?7 : 1 Aljss Kmmaselina Suher has gone 1 "o the eountry to spend her vacation.. Dr.' (., \\\ Thompson wits a visitor r I n our. midst last Sunday. We are f. i' always proud to have him. ( btne a- i 1 ain Dr. as.you are always welcome 'a Hetjiel. s Mrs. J. \V. Matins was hostess to kvr Club Frtdny afternoon. A laiKC ~ number of ladies called and a very. in., i terestinj* moetiiifr was held. During r -.he social hour a delightful sweet - i . ourse Was served. 1 We are sorry to report so many our memhers are still on the srek list, f .Mr. Sam Woody,Mrs. Maggie Stud. dard and Airs. Nettie Leak, f .Mrs. Mary Harks nrenmpnnied hy sc'veral others'motored to Mt. Ziori s Sunday wly?rc they attended the Re. ~ r'erntent- t'nTTvmtTnTr. 1 Misses Corine Johnsr^jv and Ktrk of ('ohiMhTfl are the quests oT ? M+sses Tda Johnson and Allono Frank >n William Street, i | We are indeed proud of Miss Ida - j Johnson, who has A?een very illc-Siio-. _ f is now able to he at household duties -J and attend her church services rcgulilarly. . . * 9 ^ , Saturday, August 4, 1928. l'HONE 5620 INSURE YOUR CLOTHES ' t? PAUL & MARSHAL! CLEANERS & DYERS ^ ' ' ' '- ...'. .; .' " . ;* V ' \ We "oVIake Old Suits Look New /Aim i\e\v unes io rn iou. '..-V"t f'?3: | ; Quality\ And Service To A11 -.1:^ ' \ . H. T. MARSHALL. Mgr. . a ? 4 ; " * *' ~ * i *' 11)17-11)11) TAYLOR-STREET COLUMBIA. S. C. . . r ... . . t > . > *** > Trade In Your Old ! f~~ . Refrigerator k >+; . _ j..4 ~. * ~. .. ' I *<be1. ^ . ~ t TO flio.co AI A/)WKB IN TRADE % ' : x . > , At,l, MZi.S A\I) (DJ.OIJS OF REFRIGERATORS: 7f V< ~~~ ^ ^ ni f >oiir (f^i i il;uUi!.s (m- HoFiVil""i.ffinhH'anil: Amrricnn ''y. ?*" tu?i rijft?r;uors - Jfc .. V ' -r 4 ? 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