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r ' : I Saturday, September 15, 1928. ' Cfwnr. '| Church News f ' ' By REV. J.C EMANUEL A: M. E. CHURCH, j We have had our last quarterly conference for .this conference year t and a wonderful success in every par- c ticular concerning the church through- ii out the year under the leadership ot v our beloved pastor, Rev. H. T. Sum- t mors. . - . The P. E., Dr. L. F. Vance is a man of no mean ability, therefore the ^ asking his return to the Columbia district. ' . . . s r* *T rr% r-L ^ ^ ^ devoted J ^ ue\v n. l, summers, has gained many j11 devoted and lasting friends in and a- [c round the city of Columbia, there- F -fore it is the .earnest and hopeful de- h firn of tha'momWi'o and friends that -f he may return to us because he is e lluV mart for Emanuel and y/.e need him so, and now we appeal to the Bishop and P. E. that his return is in order. We do not ask such a fa vol- often, ho.f.fnrn iirVion nnr .In nnl. f one ~can plainly see that we" "really-; mean it.. , . , Membership in Full. " " , V -Many bright minds crowded** into ? lire Sunday school room Sunday morn- I big. for the .study of God's word and 1 one of the most outstanding eharac-(^ tors in' the Bible?Paul. After the v - srmty" pt'rlrt - was" over?Mt. Iiarvey-f^ cave a very splendid review Tor the j ? benefit, of the entire school, fallowed ^ -by?remarks?b.y Drl ?rogdon, which -1 were very instructive. Sunday was a vehy beautiful day 1 and the "members and friends took advantage of the blessing and were n round at their posts in service in en eouruging numbers, At 11:15 a. in., Dr. Brogdon preach 11 ? (l a very timely sermon, which had e ?i?Hs-effect for good, upon his heras: ^ We were delighted to see the faces = of many visitors in the service and also- tu hear the pastor welcome th^. sick members who. had been shut in 1 for some, timq, among them were .Mrs. E. B. Lewie, Mrs. Louise Gary, 0 Mrs. A. M. Blocker, Mr. Franklin 5 Poihpey .'and Sistter Elli^ Lowndes, who expressed herself thanking the church and her many friends for the a kindnesses shown her during her ill- p n*ess.~ ~~ ??"v ? After a very good program of the a A. C. K. League in which Miss Cath | 'r ertne Sharper, Miss Thelma Reese ^ and1 Mr. Rollin Green played cortspic-' nous parts, the League's choir, under ^ direction of Mr. Wm. Washington ^ , went up to the evening servjce iti ^ r- - which they joined the 'senior choir P ;ind rendered remarkable service. a They are destined to be a very valuable asset to the service of Bethel Sl bui'ch in the future. Let us help ei ,. . . .? rr (hem to participate. , . i V..vt s . uuttu^r v?viniif; ir> uur funnational rally, at which time a pro- 11 ?-?1 "/rrrm 1 witt?frc" > tmt lined hy 'the Sun. . , j d:i\ si'liuol, chUnii and Eeague, comhnied. .This promises to be pleasing and instructive in eYery Way- Do not ^ | 7 tail tu witness ibis service. You and c your friends are cordially invited, jv We are in the midst of our fall 01 tally ;md we hope for abundant sue-1/ _ n'ss. Let us pray and help to make *\ il so. "Let us not weary in well do- tl .. ing, for indue time we shall reap, if 'we faint not." S o . _ri mows Of the junior mission-! ary society of 2nd calvary s _( hi RCII. _ " w _> ti The Junior Missionary Society was d < ntcrtained by M>s. Miriam AsmanMcMillan at her home on Gervais a and Chapman had charge ofjthe pro-i& " " gram which was very Interesting. I i After business Mrs. McMillan sery-(| vi "ed a course of frozen fruit salad oh jj,. . 'Icttucv-wjth saltines. \Kach gue?t was given a souvenir tl in the?forth of a..-ship, which con- hi . tained lhflnts: . "The. clijb was glad to welcome Miss 1:?? -.? i/rtv, rv aitci r>}jciiu 111? vilts ?um-l mt>r at her-home Atlanta, Ga. We' had a visitor from the Junior ^ociety | B of Bethel, also^Mrs. C. IT. Brown, Si the pastor's wife. The next meeting w will he with Miss Edna Jackson S6pt. at 21st. ' ' in NOTICE. ai ; T The Mount Pilgrim Baptist Hhnrrh Jit was located at 409 Pickens St., is ai ' how closed. They have moved to the th northern part of Columbia. Will ai give plac'e and street address in next to week's paper. of MRS. ANNIE I.OWMAN, Sec'y., REV. F. B. McNEIL, Pastor. mi. I of Columbia | &IITE J. '-v :' ' ' -*' '. . ^ ' NOTICE. Miss Maggie; Durham is the Seereary of the Mount Hebron Baptist hurch, 221 Marion Street. All busuess pertaining to the said Church, /rite her. You will oblige the pasor. a , .... :.' ' REV. FRANK B. McNHIL. ? m ?' A PEW RALLY. A Pew Rally will be given at'I.adon Presbyterian 'Church, Sunday, iept. 23rd, at 4 o'clock P. M. Six! ninisters and a* nnmlwv <,f hurch members of the city have I iromised to.be present and contribute of their means t0 the Rally. The mblitt in ooedioHy invittd to be pies* I nt and help us in the Rally. MRS. C.A. JOHNSON.Mgr., ~ -REV. Get. UtliLAjO), I'a.stow.1 . LlPl'IN'C FROM?TI1R MOM EE WEKKLrTKESS, MOBILE. AI.A.r : . _ I The contest anions the minister's /ives came off Tuesday niprht at E- 1 nanucl A. M. E. church, St. Michael j iladden, wife of the presiding elder f the S. Mobile district was crowned financial queen" of Mobile, having aised $231.78;vthe next highest was, Irs. J. H. Slade of.Bethel church,' k'ho raised $08.0!!; the third was Mrs. A,_ Robinson.' of the First Congrehe fourth was Mrs.' Catledge, who aised $31.10; the fifth was .Mrs. (V ). Haydeli, who did not report in the ally but said that she, would report 0 the trustees of her church at the ext regular meeting. L There was a splendid-program ren ered, consisting, qf music and read-ngs which were enjoyed -by all prosn? ' . | ; , ???-?- :ti ? -4 JNewberry JNews I . : 'I The Drayton Street High School pened last Mrihdny with a large cnollnient. The opening was well intended l?y parents :*jid visiting riends. The same corps of teachers re .hack at their post of duty, exept two places have been filled?oh _ nr.fxtnt ii-lr n<.^, M~iss Ktta 1'ratt nd Prof, S. W. Allen, Jr. The new pachers are Miss Addie Pearson and frs. J. I. Goldson.- .- > v - j 'The revival meeting at Miller Chnel A. M. E. church is the "best we five had since P.tO'.). The Rev. AV. A. ennings from Florida is a revivalist reacher and knows how _tb conduct revival meeting. Many souls have een brought to Christ through this srvant of God. The church is crowdd every night with all denominations he two weeks will end Friday night ept. 14. The Supt. is asking and iviting all friends to come out Sunay ..1 a.^nv^tw .^undav school. t. --4 Mr. T. Sunders' died Sept. M). the ader of Enoree Baptist church choir he members and friends of that huroh will mint. Mr. Sandeir, fur he? as a good mepiber. He was sick nly one week. -Mrs. L. -M,. Gildlcr has?returned com St. *JJu4thews. She" reports. hat her sta^ was very pleasant. | She was taken very ill in church unday "ami is still conftned "To her ooirn, but we hope she will soon he p again'. ' *". *.ji The children of. Mrs. Lulu' Tribhle ar.ders, who died a few week? ago ant to thank the many friends for f ie help rendered to their mother uring her illness. . |. Miss Angrone Young has accepted position in Sims Graded school in i Jion. She left Frd.-y, Sept. 7th. j j chnol opened Sept. 1(1, L Mr. W. Smpkins from Cnlumhlti Is j isiting his mother and brother Mrs.1 | Maggie Wilson and Mr. Mack Simpson j I The farmers ^ire busy harvesting ? leir crops. It seems tluU-^he rain ] as ceased for awhile. * i NOTICE. ' I You are hereby notified that .the t atesburg Colored School will open 1 eptember 24th. All patrons and *i ell wishers of the school nre asked ' id expected to be out on that morn- ( ig. We have beem successful in hav ' g another month added to the term 1 ji id we are grateful to our Supt. and 1 1 rustee Board for the same. So let ? < line up as we have never beforej> id prove to them that we are wor-' l ly of all that have been done for us; v id even for things we hope for them j i do in the future, along the lines, > ' education for our people. I c Respectfully yours, c T. J. SULLIVAN, Principal. ? I ? THE PALME l>iarcjliff!&!iFSS n *>ni i> flag 11 i lM ! II -?Greenville News ~ Miss Susie nivins, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Hivins, has return u;l. fmin -a very iilritsant visit in 1 M*tUinta, Ga. ,'. MissClmrles-Aftnie Lewis left last week for (ireen\voq<l. where she will re-enter Brewer Normal school, sit? a nimtier ot the senior class;, Thi' Rev. A. (\ $umpter, pastor of Allen Toinplo A. AT. H. church, spent the .past \vocfc on Vacation trip to Creemvood, Abbeville uiul -Anderson. IJc reports a nVdst pleasant and'henedclnl 0uung. ' .Mr. VcjTinjr Myei's,'.after spending several weeks in tho Government hospital .'in Tusko.efee, Ala., returned home last week. ., Miss .Mary I.ee Cummings., of Hodges, arrived in the city last-, week-, to -enter Uivion hljfh school. "r" ' Miss .Janie A. Holmes. a popular teacher in the city selioor system; is1 hack for the tall and winter seasons Mosdnmcs?M7?M. Calhoun, Kthvl | <V 1 leminons and II. R. Fladger and Miss F. I.. I.yki's uuilnixul-tn--Marion,J ItTst": Week, . . ' j 77] Mis. T.ula Patterson has.reutrncd from a delightful trip to Caesar's' I lent!. . Miss Cert rude Robinson, of Charles ton, who_js one-.of-the popular teach-'i ers in the city seheolsris' stoppirrpr~nt the beautiful home of Prof, alid Mrs. W I * l-O. - - ?* . * . i/v imiumrs. 1 I'rof. W. T. Calhoun, j>f Slate Cfcil? I iran?;ob'ur?r, was the week-cud H?Calhoun, Sr. - My. James Fields, Jr,arrived in the city last weak from Now York City. . Mrs. . \'irj?inh\ .Jiohinson returned 1 to the city last week following a! visit <11 Missouri. " Miss Fstollo Simmons; of Newberry a lofudior in the city schools lias rein nod for duly and is stopping at th homo of. Mr. and Mrs.Oliver A-< 1 C'fV. ' i\llss Mamie d. ltroek lias returned trim Wollfoid, whoro she spent a very pleasant stay as tiro jritost of M rs. Lulu Hobo. j HoV. -and Mrs. 1). I*. Adams and family have onoS'eil Into their recently I uichased homo oil (Irooji Ave. ' Mr. and Mrs. Thpliins I'incknoy of t'liarlo'ston spent last week here as lluvyjuostx of Mrs. .Uuiio .1. Hrock and daughter. The -UUU--J )t' (Mill*- met VI11 n 11: i y nfler-noon at the heme j>f Miss Mamie Dirton, where a splendid meeting was had. " .... ^ "T'hf- VrHWmtr Wrrrkor'* e'lnh- met Monday aftermipn at the home of Mrs. Addie Miller where a fine meet-' np was enjoyed, the features beinp' a S'lln hv?M"nr?Matilda l-isher and >. paper liy Mrs. II. K. Williams*- De-r lieiotis refreshments' were served hy ' he hostess. ?-? Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Brown motoi'ed. rp Simpsonville lasl Sunday. Miss Mamie .V. "Brock entertained t few Triemls lnsi week iii honor 7>C, Mr. sfnd Mrs. Thomas.* tVn kney 'olLj Charieston- Mr. Gamewell Valentine ( resided at the piano, while amusinp ames were enjoyed.. Very appropri-I te remarks for the occasion were, made hy Dr.. H. A. E. Huppins, to which Mr. IMnekney responded. A | 'eli ions ice course was served! The invited ptiests were: Mr. and Mrs. II. J...Thomas. .If,, Mrs> llattie Duck.--: tt; Misses A life l'Vld(o\_Ajjie Little-1 lohn, of'Spartanburg. Florence Dykes llattie Iladden, Helen Oandy and He- I en Satterfield ;l)rs. .1. B. Ho\Ve, Waren Cooper and E. A. E. Huppins and I'rof. (iamewell Valentine, Mr. Tho-1 ims Madden and Mr and Mrs. Pinckley, honorees. Thus ended a very deasa'nt evening. The Rev. A. C. Sampler preached wo lovely sermons last Sunday, he. wing especially* interesting in thjp horning discourse. The_Sipulay school osson was reviewed by I'rof. W. T. ^alhoun, of State College. The A. C. !. League services were fufuted" by i very interesting address by Prof. G. 1. Thointon. An address for next iunday afternoon will be delivered by diss F. L. T.ykesf an instructor in Vn n high school.?The public la in- " it.<tl. Sterling Institute opens .Monday, 'opt. "t?, at '.' o'clock a. m? A thornighly c rained faculty has, been set ured. Send your boy and girl to Ucrlinsr. l'rof. E. II. Trezevant is " " *' f - 4-r t TTO LEADER I I ?? *M[ pertenre means Skill IH| I ability?the reason y you can place uU RsSB st contidcpce in our lity to serve you lljH&JI t. Superior equipment, BT"^J derate cost, care in 109 , ry detail assured. Bfrrjj Union News ~ The revival liu?pting at Bli^icT A., M.. K. church is bring well attended. rd^nv?d?1^AVTTgbfnpt ,vn isisted by Itev. Mr. Brawn of New: berry. * ' '. .... ' . C. II. Williams of Corinth Bapust Tchilpch js hnck-froni l.ouisvillv, Kyi. where lie enjoyed the sessions of the National Baptist Convention. ' " Mrs. Pernetta Freeman and (laughters are at homo-fora few (lays. Miss Julia Freeman will resume studies at Allen University. - 1 Colleges, universities and schools ! are all now opening. Many will leave this eit.v *"to attend'.- Union has always sent a representative number. 1'iom her borders each year and feel justly -proud of the record made by the number. We are pleased t0 note. that_.Mi^_ Cyrus -Williams^ formerly of Union, | is now a mpmber of the faculty at S ins' High school," this city. Misses AU.vn Nicholas, Willie AgThe. faculty at My Beth U rum ma 1 school Tlw.u.. . ...... ?' * m .-.v- w?v imiiv.1 uri' iiionui'g. we understand that another teacher front Newberry, has been added wu have not the name just now.- > j All are .pleased to. have .Mrs, R. C. I 'ride, Masses. Mouzon and liythewood , hack with its attain, who are out of i town teachers. We : bid them all welcome and wish for each teacher on the faculty of Sims High and MfReth Gram mat1?schools a?very suchcessful schotd year;?? v. M isscs kutii 1 Ici'ndun?and?Pinkie Farr spent a very pleasant rest period away in the mountains of N" 0. j Miss Pinkie, -spent her vacation, u|>~ North somewhere near the Hudson raw * *. .'**! .Mrs. Lottie Itolden, is now back home with Prof, and the children. She .report's a pleasant visit and improved condition of her sister in Hew York Pity. ? * : Union subscribers are falling far-. titer behind with-dues. Please do not allow your names to lie cut off from .the list. .Mrs. Martha Sartor attended the funeral of her'mother, who died a few days ago in Carlisle. _ Messrs. Shepard Gossett and L. Worthy are expected here in a few days. They will return to StateCol-. < lege, Orangeburg. ?IMo:.?ainl Mrs_ Dawkins have pur-_. chased a* lot^from, Miss Cornelia Hern don on Enterprise St. and will soon have a new bungalow completed. Miss Russell Nicholas .spent a most delightful season in Darlington. Misses Russell and: Roe Nicholas ~w TTT no 'doubt return to their schools in a few days. Mrs. "Lizzie Dawkins and children w- hack fri'in Saluda. N. ('.?All are pleased to note her improved coii{IU iton. * ?, Mrs. ,f. T\ Washington and childf<uj are at homo" frond Philadelphia, jdiere they .spent "the 'summer. Rev. ATrv Washington is not looking quite as lonely now. Mrs. Clojteilc Savage, js smiling more. sweetly now that Mrs. Dawkins has returned. r -?= Mrs. Tohin arrived from Broklyn, N. Y.v on Sunday! Sept. l>th, in time to see her son before he left for Prairie View. Texas, where he willresume work at'State Normal and Industrial t'ollege. The trip to New York was muchxrrjoyed by M.'A. T. Many, engage--, hients were cancelled,. whe.n message from. Union was received.' Upon the whole the visit will long "be remembered and courtesies extended ,by Misses Colloid, Mrs. Lee. also Mrs. Page. Wardlnw nnil ilnini,l>(ni.o ~e r Ui (ireonville, S. C., who now reside in the North were all greatly appreci-! ated. We hope to write each one later. Many thanks the young njan who insisted that "Mamma" take rip and not put off longev. The Misses McDowell have also returned to their school for another session. ' 1 "" i_ >rinicpal. ? A very important announcement concerning the erection of Allen Temole'asnew house of worship will appear in these columns next week. ThtfWork, However is now under way. j1 L , . ? Georgetown News ," . . 1 ?'-r- . -| Mi"s. .\Jii)'K' Feasor let"', un last Fi i, day for Savartnah.'Ca.. where she will' spend a I'f'u aiIM\ ^ l..f.....?leUiiinPy; to Miami, Fla., whore Vbe .is a teacher in one of the ci^y schools, j Mr. A. (J. Gill and-his. trriTpe *ino?- ' torcil to Alt. lMoh.'-hnt on -Sunday and .rendered a prog ram'. They, also .spent Monday, in (,'hai le^toM. . ^ i'rof. T. I'. Fra-ser left' on Tuesday, for Miami, Flu., where he is head of ' the Seienee I tppartuteri" o*f t he hij'h | school. . ' I " M iss l-'.'iimvn T-ivP.?*' . f *1/1 ..:n , ?_,v .\imk-\ IIH\ \ and i\ tearlier of Howard JI}v li sehon] in. hnek- (m?llin.^m la ml term. : ?] M.rs. J. E. ^liiith .?.if Afldrows is ' s|i, l\if:nu: ;i I r w ,!;: y . villi ,\ I - A,-line Alston. Mosdanies Hattie Yoiintr of. Athens, ' ^ifl.. rnTTit Ma I la n I '.I III ..I ( " . 11111* 1,": I ' 'pi -nit ft lie week end as''-the e.nesis- of ' ! Mrs,. R... R. Sy'wyer. Miss 11 tittle Kl!a Sawyer who lias heeil tile ).o|?st of..Mr. :, <] M If. ton . Ran] in < ' .Uiiril-ia durin-ir t he r ..summer js .hack in -the ul'y. , ' i he yreat thril iny ;ind>ensal.ional pietnie railed l.ove will he shown ultj lilt tiie I.'uliiu Uo l-heatre ednesday Septv 1 !M h. " ' - ?I.. J: i am l >aiTinyt on spent a few days in the eit.y this week I'vith his dunyhtei' Mrs. A. A. Alston.". ("II KR AW MAYS. kbir 'ity has taken oil it' regular falP-spirit." _ Fanners are busy getting'lh readiness for Ahe haTvVst. Parent's arebusy getting- .children' in. schools. Business seems to bo'taking on the old trend. There is a hustle and stir everywhere which seems to . bring .sunshine into the heart?-, of all., "j ' Miss Milfl-rOd White .re< cut graduate i of . Coulter Academy is leaving this week for Anniston. Ala., whore she . will enter Barber College for girls. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr. and , Mrs. Chris Berry of Charleston motor *"ed to Chora\v 1 ast week, to place thoir daughters Rtholyn and Klethia in ? school at Coulter Academy. c Rev. J. R. Dundee, of Ridgoway, ? having been 'water bound'.in Cheraw i over Sunday ..delivered a wonderful ' Second Presbyterian church last Stinday morning. Rev. lHinaoe fs one of the most 0utstanding young ministers Jn the Presbyterian church. Mr. Alphon/.b Boo of Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, X. C.,"'i paid his relatives', a- visit here " be-. , fore re-entering school for the' year. The students and . faculty of Colli- < ter. held its regular (let-aeuuitinteil ??> ,, Terept iim lust Friday .night. 1 Rev. X. W, (Jreen, past of of Wcs'ey M. K. church returned to the city * last Satimlay night J'riun the Sunday School Convention he-Id at Centenary M. E. church, in Charleston. He-reports a splendid session. The R. S. Public' school; opened , last Monday with the usual largo enrollment. The constant increase <*f students will necessitate more roo'ni soon. Register' your children :it the earliest. Both of our schools arc he- I inp equipped with the host. teach, r-. ' available' year by year. The curri cula are' equal t? any accredited hi eh " chnftTs of i In1' Ulale . % Dr. \V. S. Ilanna and Miss E. Drake of Bennettsville spent .Sunday- with Dr. and Mrs. .1. V. lhrnha .-I' Choraw. ... ,V. HatWia of-Chora\v.. -jREV. A. \Y. '11II.I. WRITES OK IMS - VACATION AM) It A I'll?. 1 AC.TlVIiihS, ; ' I - Richmond,. Ya. ; I TiaVe heoii ' away from "my* "slate""' about .15 days.in which time.I have " attended the I.ott Carey Missionary Convention at Winston-Salem and met one of the greatest bodies of .CiUlsccruled. christian. ^.iuinLs.U rs I think I have mingled with before. Indeed they are doing a wnmUrrful work in hastening the coming of the' Kingdom when the gospel . of.-Jesus - waters <1" We were-received there with open hands and glad hearts. This Convention will meet in Columbia, S. C., next year. From there we went to Louisville, Kentueky where we met the National Rap'.ist Convention in one of its greatest sessions. l'Siee and harmony "prevailed throughout the. entire'Tive days. There, was great singing, powerful preaching and con-serrated "praying. Oyer 1.000 delegates were there. It was a pleasure to me to have-'" been introduced to that great body anil spoke to them at wiTi. Of the Palmetto State and the.-Baptist ae- tivities of the brethren of South Oar-, olina. , I am now in Richmond, \*a.. and will leave'today,for New York. The next meeting of the T.ott Carey Convention will he held at Columbia, S. C., and the next session of the Naitonal Baptist Sunday School Congress will meet in Charleston, S. C"., next June, 1929. _ J . - " t - -,- PAGE FIVB^^ C. C. RUSSELL .-Export Mechanic on all '-Makes . ' i of TALKING MACHINES; With;.. Columbia Music Co. _ PHONE 758<) ltlliK Main St., Columbia, S. C, a a a V \J \J ( ures Chills ?nd,. I'cvit, ' Intermittent, Keinittent and Bilious 1 e\er due to .Malaria. It kill* tlu* norms UUAnKli^AM) ( I |{? TAINS ? If All Kin-'*.-7 Iauiii'Jt i < <] in F-> U.vlo.' I'fici'g ]{rn.?nin~!<!<'.- ,\!!' Wn.- !; ' ' iimt anteedi < .M ItS. KSTKIM.K HIN )\V N I. ? 1 (lefvaif St reel, < V?ln . S. ( , I'llONK 101~>- ? ' ??mmtmm?mamm+mmmaim i' i loin The t ' . J " PROTECTION AO 'I V- ; * . AceiDt?isnY??CKnKss !?f > r>< GreA<C,8t btCI'fl, , Pl*.*l,tTrr;rr.'" IJr i v ol*n%?;???r?md P.itiicUc Oi Q.vmat-on i n'' . ; r- we - 6l)tl)E Tt?~ - ^^ ? -.-T . . : Te.iitli. , Hni)i)iiie*"S. Siilnm ,:l Pro*. ' lel ity. Fe'lOWSlljl), Cli.n ty, K ird Oi >. Jus >ce. Mercy noil Love. ... . * or r LIT J TO IT O io i- i.i I j . I' .MM Aid when sitH*., F'1'otei.tt: :j tt ? > iVti, a u * ii Di'saslei anil t> s.t . .-?. A n| i.i l.t t n College.. Free llosint.il Treatment ai d Mmllfit i AxivJCe.-^ .?? - " = ?? Dcpy tus yvno t? il to. < i (i.i i.e 'On'? in ' ; very city, town .mii li.iiuK-t .111 b utli'Carilina. ' . - ~j0lhlO(| F\tl, t 0^. bl.Ll ... [.' ;b I .L.illSlI :? ow offered Cat icliilatos lor .Vim i ff sliij> for. I'i.Of) every wheie in Aiuti ica, . ror InlorimUioii, write . ... <ir;.ntl Noble Sorrelary. Si aio 11 ??:i ilin'i ? r i x ? 11 Ml. \\ ASIIIM. TON S I KIMM f:' fev. J. E. Beard, O. D., Abbeville >><.!<? . I VI. A., Evans. M. D., . Columbia tiiunit ;S*>'hit- '?*Miri>Oli>r. .. la/. Cen. A. Q. .Diinmore ."Ceorgetown . I'lin-t of Staff,- I'liil-iMif' KaiiU >eymour Carroll Columbia (iraljil Xiilile Sry.i < lai y. ' Mather Industrial School I?<-?jiufort. Souili Carolina A whit li fr'jiHis riMVi^ful Christian womanhood. "Fourth jrra.de th.rouyh the ' ruth- Carvful. instruction in TTvrogiilav school si-Jr.Kv.ts.' Cnokinjr. Sowing, "I?i.!?K 'St tit!y. JIaskot Hall, lkiso Fa:!. kkaso.sAni l-: u \ i i:s. ~ School opens September IOC Writv R>r calid-y il jcinr ivaiion to y MISS LV.D1A i:i)<;i:Kk\. ' IMn.ipol Jjoau/pi'tj,,Sout\i Carolina. 4 ? . H oilman'8 Ton so rial Parlor . Thirst Class W-unli^r? ' .v.?? Courteous Service All Types of Barker*iny Work Done. 103 (it-rvais St., ("iiliinihia. S. C. KARGAIN'S 1 * In I sod Typewriters We livae several Uiiilovwood, I -Ilemiu^ton, I.. C. SmUTi. Corona ami oilier makes. whi.ili lame ?? been repaired an rebuilt. Sold I ^1 a guarantee. Monthly pay meats if desired. 120It I.ADY ST. PHONKf 7Si>sl Typewriter Exchange! COI.I'M HI A, S. C. I ' 4 ?? i n ?n?? ??? ? -1 ' . . ' - ?4| Quality Pressing Club Dry Cleaning. p:. AlI fenny: nml DyClng : H We. ore ia TnWi.'.rss for ybnr renvoi u nee and our Hivipy. -A lit-tie Co-operation would Help. J. H. Henley. Man*?et ' Y. M. C. A. ltriT.DINCi Samter St. Phone .1861