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lf ?' r_- , ? PAGE SIXV Clinton News * \ Mr. Robert (Hobby) Moore, Mr_Al-j ' '-heft Shimon,'of Rock Hill accom'pan- J -jed "by My.?Sulliwwi uf. Greeny ill iu_ spent Sunday in Clinton, us the artiest pf'Miss. Marjorie K. Bailey. M.iss Faunae . Herein after a, very? pleasant stay of'three weeks in Clin- j C n H>,tlie.'uuer;l of Miss Maijorie' Ei1 I'ailey left Monday for her" home in' v-??'.Ctdtiuibia. ' . . ' ... ?77 ^ : .... .. i l*.\KT|KS (in IvjN. , roit toi l Miu t i:I?I One of- the most -enjoyable?S$5fal events of fhv Summer was the sirtv prise lUrthday J'arty, ,ui\en In honor \ f. Miss Lorino .Benin id' Columbia' by l.-r 11- . MT77 TTaTpTrTe TTTTTTeyT . . VI,... :V,..r,,c? ?n.U .! Tho- pe|rii ;w,ljl iliniimL, ten,,, \jVi< at 11 aftivrTy h'doriVtl with I Mn'VVfl S. , " 1 .illtl.V," I'lillMll't. have I>*. ? *? nu>tv- stif pri-et!. and happy when lit* huitUul i*?4Au4* Uhh>;?t-hr* 'honored. fcuest Wi)S. \\luii she was., ~ ;i;C'"TTii 're' ':'v '...em ! Vlc*W 1T til'' "!o> t !y IrialuUry' cake, with the eancllos Mij/hf ed smi-.J a Vi?j-t of u ithouses sur-; . lophded.- ' ' _ ,j'' f _ ., -t a- n.":. tx-'--: '-.-tn vnJlx^ijhira. lluUil i of -V. as^'.lv-flen. I >. (fm iyit'r- ; i.\ It? Cfiijiti.tr. Mi?5jr Corfilyc Burk^hlo . V .-?v ! e It." Meadows. Sfiss' Lois; Hi! . -.Mi Laura TTTi'vi!i*i? Aliss Uchny : Thj'ilus.s. A'lis's lAichnIa Miller, Mi*sJ v.+l.yt A; ;. : . Miss Alal.oi Hailcy, Mi*s! \ i>i;i Ihvlev. M iHelen l'hilips. . '.'i ; . Walter liailrv. Mr/Joseph ljtpi'tl-1 ' . J\HY" Sammfe lAu; I.illiewymh Air, lohnio .y I i !t f." Mr. ILn'Vyloy Jniljcrj' Mr. :L Jtn'e (^I'lhLichhm. Mr/ Andrew l'Y:. : Ji.'-Mv. II. 1", 'I hontpson. All'.' . .* . V; u.;,o. .1 ,lj ', ^v. ' - " 't:*l Ti'i . |'iitio\T a" pveniin;' when . Miss I. i ' 'M'iHe'r csteitained at a . cTd!ir.lit fully i'pt'ai iiial jiai ty for -hor.. [ . . * ?: -p .. j" * ' .".... _ - I f AKDi: V I I rhrte- N-E \V<S ? ?Iter., .I.il. Mii'lu.Jl uroiiiheirSpn lay j .. iV,'-ht nt- I' iYieiW Chapel M, K. ( hureh ' > iti\<i'Ty, laiv e.ntid'etU'e'. ?i niyt MVtilday at t ho church and . ' !. 1 'i. ; odir-crs wctv ch-ctod ~ . I -':;ei. i'lJ. ] ill'1 - idclit ; Ah?!it.. vice a sideni: Kli/a U<>* Idnyi'ti. sivrvrary .ind" PVliz-u F.ra/.icr, i.reasiiicr. ' ..Mali.-'sa ,vciivin, after sp.eiid .. i.n,r T7 ^v7yT> in Vi'aliT i f>i'VV>, letuiut-iiJ limm; Saturday ';>< > ninpaniol liy Iut.i , ... he; i! a' | |)t y\hjlc i>. . \Vvisi c. v,as de'iuhtfitlJy' en.- i i-y i! ? ' keiJak Thi!> at t!v"| l-.i.'i. v .XJ i. s .Martha Ithiadd.Vc , . . Mi.-.-;- T. i- awful sweet on .jiir. It. 'nit In- had 1 i tiii' Uryk' out JMr lie is . a . i eal sheik, . : Mr . .yd. is-aik in sniiles now lyeeatise". "" M:- - f.. yiirtiwii;again.- " -t? - * '. "*' n+llitei iSunffliy' TV*' ... ' V" " \\.<: h"j'.e hy s'peilt a plea- j. fiint day. | M.rs.'I.. aad'.M:-s j*. aye, on outs hi'1! ? ? ? ?' 111 ?d. " . '-t and.::.. \\ i n-! : why s-*n:o iadk-i" arc so su-' in > t,t _ r .. i- ... i.. i: 'i ! i ' 4 < irr J ?i j.i *? \ (f ,l (l r v.;.Ifli y -i;r ..ii-ji. j -fi:* :? , <f !ii:? Cut it. only ?*?"??.. ' : 1 : : ? ; .K? vv}"'.)! ' VvA Mil all tbi'1 J- J i't S. I.. is.4i yi'ur trail. -Tiif '? -.!i\ - fl it .1- it. Al l s. Ksu llf , - -J'1, ; v.'ii: Iviun M r- li' rejrrrt of lur;* i.;_ jtti.i hoiix-;t'ia *hcr a i-pi-oily re t *?v'or\:.- \ ... Myl..' '.S ,1 1 I M i.-^ l'. 1). art- mi thi' "'Us s . :i.'. ' 1 11 aiisy Miss ' I<\ . M. i.-v_ ~*! 'a-i'M:.j oiim'i. ~ ' i .... t . _ - ? ?? ;?t ' 1 11;.: ,Tt.\iTTr {VnivatV ivi'i'p >i*Vy' v , ":'i !i ?Ii" 'writ <1 if lien the Woods- j \ilie r.:m? failed " siri.n up. ; ' J._ .r?p r. ?: . . ...... i ? n-?i'i i:i.i.oKi:i: NKWS 'M,s.. ,F. I'.i i;.'iv.:t!.i uioturyd over .to,1 . S'1' ' i M 'iiij '-y. artiiiioiiu and returned V 'liiV* . I!.- i i |i i tvd a pleas-' imt *ay.- *\ ?". ??1 ?M , K,'.' T'CMi e; imi.r home Turs?rrrnjiTIjT-Ti-iiW months; in ; New York City. : k report Hi a yorjrj i n ' nolo, st.iiy. >' 'o 'it "f .?uf f-.iinner.s_hnvo l'tyun i . cath'Tiuir cotton,' ' . . - . I '.S.u.>:e -Mat; Jriv-k was* dclfgato'! k ni' 1" h * It |) Sunday-School ;<t the 'eon-J V N' !'. ;;t_ SM I'iters A. .M. K. ChureM ,:i!. ' .i'.tiK f n, S. ('J he pastor Rev. K.' I-. N I'iMi'l'iantl. iw i iStTwrhtt.-rs., Airnes in! A'cin and .Miss {tick, puttered : ( Tlv.irs 'ay t<> the 'c??nvtfntion'.fScv* r -I .-'fiicrs t' tided thu. convention . : ! reported a very enjoyable meet-.; ' Mayvie Kc'.tt retained Saturday 'mei ninv from tier vacation. She ? . s ( :.I it in..(iuluLiulLia--ari4? viay en.inyaltht liin. ...,i i' ..'I'mft \Villams and It. F. Collie) returned Sunday -morning from ^ N<w York-City where they spent a **- fi v -rroi't (v. 'I hey are hopv' pvepn)'. ing to re enter scdiool this term at State College. They reported a very pleasant stay in Ne^.York. 1 ' *'| Newberry News \ ' ,:r_ rl *- The revivals meetings are closing j hi Oris county except the meetings in-J the citv. Miller. M. K. Church '.will begin their annual revl-. val, September 'Jnd. ltev..It. \V. Jennings, noted evangelist--of Tampa ' e?l iuThis city converted in Miller Chapel Church. lie has many friends TieYc and is" l;inu h as one of the best pi't'tlfht'i v in d''li"> ina.? ? .?Come gut and hear him conduct the , lJethle'm jJaptist, Church will begin -'heir annual revival September t>th. The lvatr> n*oif .the Klisha School. gave oil*.1. of till' largest barbeeue-S.tli'nt have booh given in this county this !cns,Mi S:iuu'ti:i.'.?A 11i"! 1 ?l>'ih on the school grounds. T-hoy haVc just c.oim l lo,to'd another. twenty-live hundred ,:i.liar building ami they want tb opiipt litis building with-a liieo Ubrnr.. in .dother eiruri?tnu'iits that go to inula; up n?lit -?t?cla -s?itTtSOIlWnlti School. Two (.-octra. teachers have boon , 1. .1 , I i, V li-H't.-'s Mll'l, patrons are very unxotvs to have this school stajid scs-oivd.to none.' The principal is working \Vry hard to havi i \ oi vthing ready in' tar si lt,m J hy'lho opening, date. AjilU.r oh ,1 til llht M>ilR iui Ycnson St root* August U 1th,- ami was. l'u no rati/,oil at .Miller Chapel' A. .\L li. Church by his pastor Rev. J Sniat t. ah'il was biivioil iit the Worts. Coiiiotory. -Z. The death .rate is stiil great 'in .this county, . . j The friends of Mi's., i'aysinger wjTl o glad tl?'Know Unit. she is still "tin roving. . Mr.- Simmons -Wright has accented J.iis:,-i-n,... m.'Ii 1.:11-U- in i.ho ."> & 10 cents tele. Ho is Well thought- of there by all the white people. < ( ottoi). .is beginning to open but it ;s short, not hs much is urning to: ?>m pmude iis it was otvco th<>uj?'hL? _ _. ilrs. -L. M". li'itdor is visitinpr' lior ! >r?til u.'i- 1 t o.v. ,\? J. XI a It in f>l".St. Mult-. S'. C'.. from' iheVe slit" will at r+-<-!'<l tho \V. .1!. & l'\ Misi-tointry?^rrleioty in Suintoiv-A agio-1 'JhHf. ' . H hw jirarUwl schoolwill dyon jioi't -1 iilcn;'>or, Tt-h.. a!) school children art c-!\i r| to .ho .present at lite loiopini;.'. . Alio; Ktta I'ra.ti is sliU' iih'provlujr "" he -walk in." 'iiir.iinil "a Ti le Ti-' SatliC'lay. Wo hofe she will Ih> aide ii tro' ,,n her joK when school opens. I'i.'I'. i-'ia,.) 1'ia-t- i-; T.p.nio anil to ;nni--" ii.i;Vt _ho and the family. spent; -very pTea*#nl 'm. the oily if X.w Vn U. lie i Italy t" start Aoik when the tihto Coincs.- . ' Cheraw News I'll"!1, and "Mrs. lluhcr.t Han in ya * *!-_ tiTT of t'ollimhia.. SetV^rme- in t1 recity as tho tf.'11-..-ts nl Mrs. I.-. Ua>hew. oi> <! re-en. Sire 1. VTIuy aiv travol!or';' i.-i via- intere. l iTTheTalmeirr I ,ea> let". . . ... Tlio revival ini'i'". iitiy at Wesley- M ?I, , . , IT < Inmhr-ha^ I con "tu j'JVhre-s I'm; a' week.' Several vis'itinjf. Mtinisters' ureached da-rim; .t'ho- w oek. ' The |>as n i1. a*- ?HI?i 1 111'?an v.' i St e.Vpectoil for the poeadott. Ni'Vel1! JhilV-.-s. tlii- ihuicli enjoyed a sou! stit r'nnr wco'U.? . .' Many the 'eyehors- in ' nr. midst' arc nuildhe daily t rips to the Stunim i School at i >ai limit<11. . .' *ir\(\t month most oi'thc si-liools aVN! open, for ( tn nlhnent. Lot its haw o?i eliililfen examined hy tin' family phySSiyn atul "dentist for .all iuhiients : hat. \\ lI iat;-e' llu jii to fall. behind in I he if school Wpfk,The Cliyraw K.I Us ate pla'tni'my a n ereHtiiiti.il a'-eiiu r at the A inlhoritiin at thit.j'o'ot' t>f M ay<et St ret. ^lucijk iviiiit is ilnTTllill Ki'vifiy: fiii* pili?tintr thp-'nrfrarrivtntun then the tmmb spell. .Mrs.. C'lfitte White one ol' oitt t Hi eient I unity ti'ai hers is. eouiluetiny one .10 tin*'adult si lv ads. of out; county in her. section. Many of the pydple lie* prai - me. .Mrs. White 1'r t hcoH'oct - ivc vurk siie . is . iloiie:.. /She- has a~ huv 1 enrollment and.daily attetulan.ee. J'rof. and' Mrs. I'aumirardnor jot" .Columbia were1 the ovftnin'jr quests at lea- at I>r.. and Mrs. ,1. \ .. liana oil Second. Stret. .Mr. * '. !.. 1 ;> noli.' principal 'of tin1' Uul>t;d SiYiaTls *( i radi'd . {school hu~i asi ~i riui nod I nun Philadelphia wlu iv School'af the. IMiiversity of Pennsylvania. ' .Miss -Hern ice Miller accompanied RevT and Mrs. <1, \V. Long and others on ;t hrief t rip to'Oxford, N. C. A pic asaht time was had. Mr. 'Clarence' ltarnes of " C'hVvaw savint; the life of IVTt'. Judson Hurt, $on (if'ionc of the prominent \*hito families while walking across the S. y\. L. railroad bridge during the time .that the river was Hooded. tt? jump. into the river tf, the rescue when all hofat -wemedr ahatnloned. Much credit is due Mr. Barnes. * THE PALMETT Laurens News i Sunday morning services were he] at the usual hour. Another targe eor gregatiun wolshipped .at the Betlu A".' AI7'"FT. amTSt. 1'uut. Rev. Smit pjcached a soul-stirring sermon bot Sunday morning and Sunday nigh -M>-i J. ALl'ltdlah and'Miss Mar : Xiltie o? Spartanburg were .wfrieh visitors, also Airs. Violet AlilleV ATI ?Wo !irB .iiriunl to have .Mrn. rAnn Last williams of St. Louis to visit h( old; home una- again. She is speln <hg a while at'"the home of. Aliss S< pHie .AL Aloryis; v' Air. and Airs. Aaron Brock-man ai announcing the-birth of a datighU who was horn on the' 2(3th. She, tu Keennamed I.ula. Wo are sorrv 1 ' epurt that AIis. lirofknuui is ni 1 .Uii>mrCo \vtill as ivg' expoct.' -?' m ! Mrs; AUutkIc IMuly and hufeba? mil daughter dl' Fountain Inn wei -In1 gnosis of .Mi': and Mrs. L. V Garliiiirton Sunday. .VI rK Suepearl S. Uii-e and daujrl tei's Misses Gladys. anil T'ansy at Master lOnuiW'tt after spendin jra fe weeks with her parents and rclativ< eft hei'~hoine in Sumter Sunday AI rs. AT ary ~Shenlierd I'e turned I Muteer-home iirKm*hester,No I'uesday after a few w.eeks stay" ; ; lie Homc*of her itTTfther. '' ' Mr.- Wisie'r Oarrett s,pent a .fe lays at the home of his children, AT 'uul Airs. Fletcher- Garrelt.' Vu- are pleased to J'.eport that Air Sarah White who has been spendir 'lie past few years in .OraHjjcbni' as returned'jlo the city for?aiviiid ' Plate stay-to the.enjoyment of hi many friends. rvs " Other's that attended the reoe)]tji ~~T AI r-'. Oil pliant tvefe: M rs. .lot I'ovd, Airs. Annie I,, .hiekson, Air Flete.her flai'l'.ett, Airs. Thus. Spinier .. Uis-es . Ode>.-a' Sanders and. .ltws liepherd. The report c*r failed to fx< here names in the last issue. ' lie ' Kxeursion" ydyen unJMo'1'^ '.evening under 'the auspievs of tl ?VnxTljuiry Hoard was a great succer h< re was indeed. a groat crowd ( >asschgvt>- 'i-he conductors wei wake two or three trips. After read fiiniyn they Were served i< ' lv.s, .Much credit is due' Mr Ulack.stuck* ?ur president, M its, dan ;. \v;M ains. >Jr. ('. II. lhukett at i r. \\ . M. Mooie'as chapcrones. " 'I'M S.rTT^' Allen \y.e i a enfeitaim it .tjti* home of Messrs. Thus. .ar .Millie' Henry' Sh "hop.- Thursday a ci Ph )i.. a large nuiuher being pr< es;*.'. Many jrtunes were' played .a er which a delightl'iil. emirso was'sei -i; _ : I he True lhl.ue (.'luh hehl its''.meetin r tlie home"' f MrsVdanie,I,. AVilliaii drnij't'y a.;'t-r goon with a large nuntbi re- tit. ""tJanfesV nihsic and it an c ill AVi the leatui.e <>TS the nftertVom i i'.cr which, a <i?lightt'nl ice ereai aa! e.ik c 'V.rse. vTas Served. 1" Ml"."" /.ion had :T "via iideTTnl reyiv: j !>h"UH U d hy Kev. lleeder oi Koc ill. the church was packed ?vr I ioht Up ! lar.ue crowds flop'. the til ). it'_vinii-.il. Tlie city, as w'clJ as tl . pjjvoimdinjr cominuivity is p'c.used t 11 r .a? - he . ' 11ii i iu?oit .. iiu?uj-j ' ). v\\"., .Vl^ihius has |>ee? ( le.de I. \V uc pf, ml tli-ri.t Viit'll an a hie and' j?i? I i j.'i'iP oae as lie lias lieeii chosen. There are many iti (his city who wi j de intei'i. tetf in the hnno.uncenien | -1' the p:ai riapc of Miss Allelic Fruilk ; de-hone of Lev. and Mis, Cunniim j nam TharV lay. Aiuaist 115th. >- W e are indeed sot ry ' o report s |.t"a:ry' are -on (he sick, list," iiaiiiel> J.Vhls. ^ Annie I.oil -X) we lis, Mrs. 10 y !rant. M.lssMary l,ee Fowler ami Mi j Sdimi .leU'ersoM j Mrs. Clara Thompson and two .lit : le d'aiiRhters-of lynoxvihc,'Tenitessc | Tie tfic yiiests ot .Mrs, Marl ha Frank j? r. W'illianis Street. . : Prof. Duckett of Benedict Collejt ! and l>r. W atson the State Misionar in mite to. the convention at XOi'os Mm, were the guests ol new and Mr ~ W.Mathias Thursday evening. Mr. XV*; I'. Gnrlington was a.visitc al' tin*-.Gray Court High School di Org the weak. lie has l,yon all i | smiles, since his return. We dot ! ' now which one will be the lucky on ! whether. Miw Devoe, Clinksealc? '( _J 'ityv-IitiL lie..is -hiigh-t.v -jm-i?4r ! .Mr. and Mrs. Larigfbrd Garlingto ing at six in j-oinpliment to Mrs, Lydj Kihlej* and little daughter, T.dis Mai e'le; Mi's. Iatla D. Put man, Prof, an .Mrs. Thos. Sandrs, Miss Odessa. Sa? tiers. Master Tin s., Jr., Mesdames la !;t Thompson and Mary M i Ms. F.vcr; 1 ody enjoyed-themselves to the higl . elaLmiate?table?a?_.4vwUul?iuj with good eats. 9fp Misses Cecilia Ducket and Mai Bailey were the dinner guests of Mr D. Cleveland Thursfliiy.?*"* " Mi*. L. I), Barksdalc of Tuskege Alabama is visiting at the hrmVet Oiia. sister Mrs. Cyrilla Hndgena. - . * # i; 0 LEADER V ~ Abbeville News . ; . ? ; I Id sS. B. Baker,.'Jv? and Eddie l- Mongore of Miami are spending two 1 .'1 weeks with the former's mother on! h Recession Avenue. Thcyrnotorcd "here h I in Mr. Baker's Packard ear. _ . * j t. i Mi s. Mary L.Tdpej Sr.v Messrs. R'. i y ; 1.. i'ullin. .1. h.clones, ami Mrs. Mavy ge l'opcv Jr. spent'one week in Knpxvill.g, Ten. as the honored guests of , Lawyer and Mis. IIiilF. r?rT?Mjos-ldn'Oiggo ?!' Hdgotiold, S. G.,j ! is spending two weeks at the Ritchie ]. Bungalqw on Secession Avenue as j. [ the distinguished guest of her classmate, Miss Mary II. Pope. .e>l .Mis. Isabella Itay and little daugh.j.Iter spent the "week-end in Atlanta. IS j The trip was.very "much enjoyed. ?It is with deep sntnivs. antl'siiiyei e ~ ^ 1 regrets that ,we say that Mrs. K. R. j Wilson, contantes seriously ill at her I j home near the city. Mrs. Wilson is j lone of the teachers of the Abbeville ^--Trairrmg?School. _ t Mr.>and Mrs. CJ. II". Finley^Dr. and * Mrs. I.. (J. Hum flies, Mrs. 1). A. Wos- ? _l ton ami Mr. I,awn lire 1 iavis...t-peiiL. ^ I last Sunday in Atlanta. W i -\ 4 Prof. J. -K. A'auss of Due West spent >S 4 j a few hour's .in our eity last Monday. _ 1-4- .Mr. andMr>d Frank Collier, Messrs. J ' i (lee. Kdwnrds; 1J. F, Collier and Miss < * I Annie Mae"Collier al" ITonea Path, S. < C, motored here last Sunday and ? ?pvnt a few hours with Mrs. Collier's. ^ u sister, Mrs. Jennie Mao Doubton, whois ill. v Airs. Annie Hill Tate' is improving at this writing. . * Mis. Sadie Johnson, arrived last ? week from l'hiladephia to spend some t*m A* ' A 1 . ' " ' - umc ac nome. ? Mrs. ^La'ry L Pope, Mitescs Ida 4 jDij-yrs, Mary R. I'.ype, and Mr. R. L. ^ I'id I in ai ti'H.li H elmnh sovyiei's at X in Dili' West last Sunday. s .Mrs. Rozette Latimer lc'ft last week s' | i'or Atlanta 'to spend soihe time. We * <a| hope for her a pleasant 'trip' in the * L>{ ajiital ol' tienvje-ia. I 4 . i When Ip our city call around to Mr. 4 li" . L. liichie's undertaking ^establish- ^ Hi men I on Washingtun__SixetrV - ? ? ? "* I. 0 Our Dental Surgeon, Dr. LxG. Hum>! fries is still open for IntsinijXs on is. 10 .Main Street. fL 10 t all aioiind to Mrs-. Mnrv^Tfdrri'j's " 'v* lunch room and undertaking parlor on ^.I'luirch ^fryet. 11' . Messrs. C. ,E. Pressley and .TuhV"*' Jackson aVe 1ill iir the btfrher husi-u" ness on Washington Street. "^""""M-iss ( lcopal ria Lair is Spending some time at home ,before- ro|urnin;r Io school in Georgetown. ~ : uL ' , GADSDEN NEWS . ' C \Vc nri> .still havin'g -plenty of rain. u A", large' ctohgrcgation worshipped. ? 1S at Red 11:11- (hutch Sunday. '1.110 O 'r ..-pastor." Rev, E. W. Jenkins preached o "?j-tus "T-~ ??V in , Revi.nl-meetipg will begin at Red "0 1 111!!- the -first week in Septenrberr r - P ft MlU l-'p ;l Dnnd.dph- STmT i-. visit- ' k ing relative^ and friends in.Hloom- 'ji' ^ . lii'-ld, X. J. She. reports -that she is .0 ^ : having- a very pleasajiJ,.. stay. Also p 10 , that her father is c-i trvalesing. .! "| Misses Dorothy and Olivia Bbbo V " Ml !' -i- spMtnnfurg up the j.-yai and -r e| will spend. s< me tinm_xhytin^_rv' i lative.s there.? 7- . ?r?? '' j e ra ml daughter returned ftoin Ashe- p 11 I ' r V 1 ville ()n the 21st. They report a pleas- p I 4. i ! 0 [ant stay, , p ^?We' arc glad to ^00 thnr Mr, aivl*3 '" j M?-S7. .h?A. Rancbrfph am up again "T ; after being-'confined In their beds for P O '1 1 ; ...... . P csKyeriu days. p 'l J Mrst'AInr.ian Wright McLcrter and ' l , chiton nu>tui*cth*A:er to see her sis- ? sj.i.re Mrs. I.. W^gJuhdolph. . Dr;'AVal!nct^?pastor of Sidney Park- il Clpjr^h, Mrs-. Wallace and S iL' j children -also Mrs. Z. M. Jelfers we re p pleasant visitors hop; this week. They. I j were the guests of Mrs. C. M. Web- I N | 31^ -find. Mrs. J. E. Dickson of Co- I ,s| himhia. were ;it t.l|c meeting-at 'the _ i Gadsden Graded .School Saturday. A j'Very, helpful and interesting talk was " made by Mr. I>isl<son . The patrons l" I are now preparing to extend the n i 'chwol te?-w -two-months! ? '* j All of the patrons* are requested to ie meei, at the school Thursday P. M. "^September Ilth.at 7:0Q o'clock. a! Mis Pernio Sims of Greenwood; is j i*-! the truest of Miss Bernice Washing- E id ton. 'C i- Mr. Charley Martin and wife of E i- Cross Anchor are spending a while B /. at the home of* Mr. and Mrs. Thos. i- She'ton. hrf?Mr; and Mrs.-Fletcher Garret, Rev." it [and Mrs. J. W. Mathias . Mrs Mary j Whitner and several others motored y | down to the convention at Cross-Hill s, Saturday. ? -?-Mrs: Bailie Black.Mock and Mrs. F. ? e, V. Dendy were delegates to the Wo- 1 rf' .Mtssronary Convention Trejd In | _ Jknno, s. C. |1 arfifter ^ : . V^, '.. . ^ r' V SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1928. PHONE 5(120 , " INSURE YOUR CLOTHES ^ j;' :' ... ' ,, ?' ," .' PAUL. & MARSHALL - == - CI l<TA MUTJO jp, nVPDO vu*jf\n ui>KT?r x/ i iai?o ?? - " We Make Old Suits Look New? ' -t?:?? Quality And Service To All : .< V.' - , ' V; v H. T. MARSHALL, M*r. '"'".V. * ' * ' . > ' ? ? ?: ? % .J, ,\ ? ' " 1 - v ? 1917-15)11) TAYLOR STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. * * 4t* :? Refrigerator 1 ? ' ' . '.ULU-r j_l, '-A ?; <b? " ? $5.00 TO $10.00 ALLOWED ik'TRADE *f."" t . ; V < ALL SIXES AND COLORS OF REFRIGERATORS . Y . r . <& & /" We art? sale dslrihulors for Hohn, Leannrd and American Refrigerators f f "Donl make the mistake your neighbor made, buy ygur refrigera * tor large enough." ^ t- " T ' ' j? , 3AVE WITH ICE ? X I Nature's Wav of Refrit>?ratiim_ V "" t ' ;. _s >,- % CITY ICE COMPANY I " ! 172-UMA1N STREET 7 : PHONE 3L51 & > k-" -- 'V ** o o o o o v a<(00-00.aojao.ac^d.ao.o^ooixao^jaco^oxb^^osD?23CO????iD o A MESSAGE OF mNSQT AT^ON | ; When death invades your family ranks, what a message of con- 5 "~ soliUion conies to you from the fact that THE MUTUAL RELIEF a \ V I \ M?'M. ? - r as>suui ATlON is under contract and you ? ?. protected by. insurance laws, to pay you promptly, your insurance ? j poii. y which your forethought persuaded you to take out covering ~ * ?' Every mouther of the family should have one of our SPFfriftl. 'i :?1?,?_ '?$5(HM>0 CpN'TIlAC 1 a.. uur agents are anxious to talk with you C. . . . .. ! about it. I'hune 718G. ? .* r - ? ' " "Si' : Tht'Mutual Relief & Benev'lent Ass. of S. C. | J. II. (aOOi)'lv, (Jen. .Manager. REESE'S DRUG STORE ? M its. I\ H. REESE, Prop. fi " ,' A EuHT.ine of Patent Medicines. Cigars, [ IZI-..i:~::.rCiKiny 1t es -and Tobaccos, A F-ttU-Ltne^of??^ I '' "" Madam C. J. Walker's Preparations at all Times. Ice Cream and Sodas. ... J PHONE 7820 ; 1122'Assembly; Shed, Columbia, S. C. I Poro Beauty Shop ilair Culture Facial Massaging, Manicuring^* Hair Bobbing T L. '.r-^-7 . MME&~1??EES, HOUSTON &"_DENDY" :\ 1. S. Leevy's Department Store ; 1131 Washington Street Columbia, S. C. | PINCKNEY'S FUNERAL HOME 't UNDERTAKER AND LICENSED EMBALMER OF SOUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA ' v, ., Funeral Cars and Funeral ' Equipment j .. As (loud as the Best- f v And Hotter than thf? Rp?* i 1006 WASHINGTON ST? ii II . \_ COLUMBIA, S. C. . . Pinckney's Sanitary Barber Shop ??I BEST EQUIPPED IN fHE CITY. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. ' "