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PAGE TWO. *? . : ' ' t: ? x ~ pThe "Ofatiray" j " /.* | >. . . , By E. Phi Blessed aro The Peacemakers j YVlu'tipver the hetltls. ul> tluPgovern-r?? -4HWl;-4wl;U'C-Uy.f. all nf tho subjects ; must.-"tiirht.- r Wijlinyh* or unwillingly' - V ' ' . ' < j ' " ' thi-\- mus47r-f?<> buttle.." The same , is t-VUO :;s to, hiy,|>.?f oll'.oiuls in church. J if ;l. . 1 : ; jt !.- !nT-1itVt-j| to be of' !) n,r support*-!-.-.' .w-ifl i-m.vst-.ss the same . spirit. Jt i.- >i \n:i to uf time -to iu-jrue that men who ha.-o l ~eu.nssiirned.tpP. ? 1 hi?m1?lLj?i i' ' 1 r V ;>.Y?U? t niu-?t ri-y. un ain'l tako issue with Ivim. ?>: :! ;? v ' v. nils upon one ' stinki- ! i.n. "A'."';iin' it .is llu* iU'i;;iiin.ikEirrii,iii.'iiyiii| f.niu mipaniiPuT' ". 11> inn v, ' <' ill'ilire of you us his friyml." I" 1 ie' o M * sajliil'" ''lie a Siiati aiyi'^, pov ;ijj:iins4 y-i.u.r 1<: '"'op" ntjty ,-n l iu'lit !" ): ''-n.o at' ' l.ut t . i :' : lafm'nt see - - . V ' l','~j i s_ I hi' lna-? Vi irs >l:;i (5, it'-j-i to "hyjiail ill the elimvh on tv "i:'. if niRst-J*o at the . heail. .vkTtor all t"Tn^vnl uv boily is. folii il l v |ho ul. ; Tilt'. Cfjiuinp of l'.i -!. ..I h>T?Hni-f hi-South CafoII":; - : 11 Ssf Denct'Vj |n - \ f.s-' Of V". Jrj -t' <!< uiit that his MVil* }j <5'o0 sJ< -foUI-J'aliiielto state. ' >'17 aMa. ; .a; ". V 1-py'in the niillst of roafu i-n. If .nnvt'h-Htjj? rait lie aoci.u-jif !: 1 :?i e t)ffusion, far- inure : cu'i'il V1. ay 1 ' I - i ' ! in peace. .TIhti' iy iiuli iy i v. I ' : il l inn;;-. "niar.-ii'lAt-. . ni i.M 'jiii- . : .' in 1minialra*] torn IW'SJiiii 1! ,.f h. i.)iiM.is-. ins . aiij lay-| ?><:n ':u < . adVai-a! na* peace.' Ami this' sti> is . to ' - an eart hly para- i 'Aviin j!h; iiyir.iinmi thy* ministers. . A nil" a )t lw? AM of it is !' * ^,;thV> t-*H<'iai head of tile lii a! ! >i ;('.vn t.' .T|leiv~f?a.c ... ' ... r _j? ' " n: 1 ' ' ' hed hy net'. petlial ITp^d . As a rule both par- ' . lies are -inii.ireil *??i -a di>ht.- I shall 1T1 I ^ ' ' ' ' V ' - ;vn .ther'tnTY"; - gears' ??ir * It.:*:. c r' ! :ir;^ -as -wits'*, done i it! I'i : . T!: . ins are n>;i:ilb y : :ht a. h'v -enie??<\ i-r arttbitu>w !;t\ ; n i.nd'.tr i headed preachers'"". 1>-?*- ;)>'v/ Viiiiicjcnjt;.inteHi-! . yep.iV . and ill the pew* till til - '-"th i'a'; ?!e iheir' ditVcronees r! -'.In h -'h sdav.e of .reason and do! rrs-ay v.. -**rr-..-TeTrrh.-hy ayr edit."relit \v.ith.<u; livird.-ter.s' neither car. t-hc iv.-j e . r e v. ;*. hi-n laynieih ''I here' : .. is .11". - . :. ar'.^-.t.ad- m.ie caan.it *lu_ ' tae idler.' .* "> lc t-1 lt<-1: ho no st'-itV; a;.. .. . I.?,*. us he at.pet-fee'^ ... .. 4imloiI -..:hrr, A n?l anyone: who ;ttti n.pts' t<> eho-urige strife it; <>j;Y peaceful state, tiow . must he .denounced as ; a-elteniy in tlie-ea'lse, regardless'as to wliitluT he be >nin:ste-r-.-v layman... HeO/ember the above ? Our State and the flood Situation conuiti II' Mir MaA' hrmioht oil by . . That there are many distressing thr an-iit : t- iYlt ii lt<Muis, no one . can . <K-n; . ..Many ' families lost" their iv hies, i. i ,:,<i c\'bu chickensin tho1. e I'e itti'-. S* aie- lost their entire Lni'll i'l'i/j's, <:l!iel" /tluir cotton and a;..e have- lost both. On . Sundays i > ; .le.^j.ia.ie to church and " *' Spent lie- cat. . id'iir I t ion nil the bul. side i - .V ' T 'A^t* the destructive . com!;tio.'is". (>.t i - .- lay' home and do .... v- likewise.- Ti'.c.. gy-eat' ipfotbrn no\V 'is "What ate We !"> ? !lljn" to do?'' This ?? -is a v. ; y -..sunngfe 'lucativn for a clu ist-uuv -to a.- it. Hut the-sad part is,they c .i.c-Iiiuli- '.i.at (jod has destroyed ' ? u-i 1 "Oi tiie pUAi./n that hc4ongs to him, and that-which is. left belongs, to the merchant, the ii -cfor, the landlord and thcpuselvt -. '. An *>!' the. church part has he.cn iii the flood. It is such a pity fur -bible rentiers to He s6 misted. Its he art' rendipg to see the weakness- rtr?p,hiyrU. r?ft the'part 6f ' Vre?rtm^-t?11 :i. 111ir , thai?we' have iiciLn:iij_r. .\u i.ctongs to God. That whiidi^is. IcVf-to lis is His and wo arc ~ T-1 T.i.-> ,-\nd'.t lu . man or woman who rc" H, ;e - ;_tj .Jlll'c _>vit h. (! d that wlijc-h is his o-a n.cihses the windows of heo. von-hohvoO:;- then,selves and God and shut off his hie -nigs from falling upon the lit.- A fur ull ijur state enjoyed tlie mercies of God more than his 'jinuoui i,n' ?;'l .ii id.. ?if the. miifly live" that uei e. 1 :<t in Florida totfethef With the other dot na tions. We need o ~ til! our church Ionises and -rchdor sincere tFnflfcs to (iod fof Tfeing~well with - < us as it is. .. W'e outrht he xjily_ to.o triad for iipotla r shance to discharge our whole duty in the church of God. Our Whereabouts J On last 'SundaV we were with Dr. M. M. MdiP.n .,1 Lacaree Church. It r was indeed a" high day in Zion. \J?c. hud a wonderful time. This is one'of the brag appointments. Bros. James Pack, I. IF.- Johnson, Julius CantyJ Jesse Marvin^ WiCon. Ballard, Jonea.[ Jthantes, Bnigdon. ( larenee Can*y, Tinda.ll and. many others of this Charge are among the best in thlTcofl'.",o ? necjtion. Dr. Martin is a real prince '{ t ind I The New Rider I ilip Ellis . A : : $ mrtmmrvnmrvnrrt h h H'dlHHSll'jfm ot' pastors. IIo is an asset to any district und any presiding older or bishop can depend oil Dr. Rfartin. This wook end will find us on the Mill Crook Circuit with Kev,. j. P. Brown. We will pitnch at Rock Hill Sunday at 11:00 'A. M. and complete the work of the quarterly conference that afternoon. Let the people pray for the presence Hi' the Holy Spiipt. -N Lot us advance on Our, knees, ? johnBtonnews. " Tile - faculty of Johnston Graded" V???ulul-Mil -.1 piiMO- piiqruinv in the school--??4itorium Wednesday, .Oct. lTth. ' - Miss N.. J. Gary presided at the iiiaiio: T The l'ai cut-Teachers' Associat-inaliold their monthly business meeting .on - Monday afternoon. '1'lve Parent Teachers Association i plans to -stfage a play for Thanksgiy,] in>r. Several new members were en-. | roiled.^ : Sunday found the church doors of-. lohnston opcTTTor Sunday -school and services at uiffh't. Ke\\lA. B- Coleman, pastor -of Mt*. Zioiv , Baptist church, preached an able-sermon Sunday night. ' '-''"2 Prof, and" Mi s. C. 0.Mcintosh worshipped at Ptn'e Kill Baptist church Sunday morning.' * "J The entire faculty Worshipped at Mt. Zio'p Sunday night. * ^ . ) A social was given at the homo of Miss I" 11a Bland's Thursday night. The. social was given for the benefit of Mt. *Zion" church Free will Rally.. Sunday, Oct. 28th." - ?r-MT\ and Mrs. 0. Merit, daughter nil ;< .n-i-M-f.-i\v of Mr nnd M i s. WalTaco;Bland spoilt Uic week-end here. . Miss Hattie Corlcy was called to 1 in: city last, -week tm-atfend -theftt^ oral of her father. Miss Corlev came irom Botl'alo, N. V. We sympathize v'itft Ivor and family in their Kven-t h iVs. Misses P. Ken nor and E. Mobley 5 avo been on the sick list. We ate it lad they are able to be out. Mr. Raines Spawn, who has been - rilinotl -in the hospital in Columbia '.or several weeks, has/returned home. 111E XKW-(/KNTl ftV Cl.l P. i On Thursday afternoon. Oct. 18', K. II. Paul at her residence on-Wash-. in'jrton St. " ' At-exactly five 'o'clock the Bridge names were begun. There was much interest manifested in the playinu thrnnR-hubt tha jxfternoon. Mrs. A. J. I Coliins seorct? highest and was? predated with'-a: pair of lovely- pillwy1 slips. Mrs. II. II. Cooper received as . nsolation. a. pair , pf. beautiful bath t.-wils.- tTho booby a dainty handkerchief wont to Mrs. .1. Kubanks. Mrs ; . a. 1 X. A. Jenkins was present as Mrs. P. ul's tfuest. _ ' A delicious course consisting of slie. d tongue, mashed potatoes with peas peach salad am? crackers with iced i.vu jvh.s served. t After the games and service was vcr there was -a,short- businesspes-inn. cluring which time tickets for the "niarity Ball, which will take place N< \\ 1 v at Frederck's Hall, were distributed api'ong the members to be -old. Several tickets have been plac-* cd for sale at Owbn and Paul, Washington St. Anyone desiring tickets may got them from any member or from the above mentioned place. Many tickets have already been sold ind a large- number of South Caro4mia's? society folks will be, present Everything has been planned for j are expecting your presence in helping to make this Charity Ball a sue? NOW OPEN I 1?Leevv's Id Service CORNER TAYLOR ????????i? Standard Gasoline and M kcr State and VeedcH Oils Crankcase Service, Free Ail LAOJES REST ROOM ? ' SER ? - - A i- ' I ? THE PALMEf Greenwood News j Mrs. A. M. Fox ia back home again after spending a very pleasant summer in Hendersonville, N. C. A Mrs. Mary Campbell left last Sum day cvfcnihg for l'hilade.lphiir, where she'will'join" lier husband Mr. Cleveland Caldwelj,. : ~ __ ' The friends of .Miss l.illie Richie add Mrs. Carrie Holler are glad .ace tUeuL.o.ut again. ^ Mr. Kugene Holler, of Newborn, N. _C.i_Vpent.the week hoove visiting his mother, Mrs. Carrie Hut lor. "T".~~ Mrs.'.1. XVSluart has]returned home to the deliuht of_her many friends', after an extended stay in Cleveland, O., Chicago, Dert.oit 'and other points of interest. ~ Messrs. T. .C. and 'Frank Williams are home uier a ut.v pleasant stay ?u-iinntsvillet Ala., plying their trade ".tsi brick iiiusunss.? ? ^, i Mr. 1'bumkJi.e Voiingblood of Columbia is "spending a few days in the eity- in the interest of his work. ' Mrs. Matt ir JI ill., al'prniov resident of, Mihvee street is now a resident of llall at root. ? p .Mi'i llorTiioV Ware is?homo from school visiting his parents. Mrs. .Parker Smith is somewhat ill ' ai-Vtliis^y-itjng. Her many ;.ffiends Ivope f?a; her an early recovery. Mrs. llattie KulV is considerably?iU iroitv. Uyod-tmisnii dhiT'lekett Street. To the regret of her friends. Mrs. ( lee Lomax has retunfed from Philadelphia, "after visiting relatives and friends. . . . Miss Liiwronco "Uutledge left for -Washington last Wednesday. .. Mrs. Susie' M. Lee is visiting hei relatives, in" Asheyille, X. ('. Mr. \VUio Smith is sonic better at this writing. - ' / Misses PTisTi L. Ciinnoh and Inez Ciramnglvam spent the day. in Hodges Sunday. They were the guests of the fo.rmres mother. Messrs, Jess Xash of Cokesbury i 11. Hixon and Fried Williams of HodWbt. wiue . tlie gui.Li.tA-of M?bs1R. L, j Cannon Sunday evening. l>r..J. F. Heard was seen in to\vr I a tew 'days ago. ? Mrs. Kthcl Lynch's many friends ire in dci p. sympathy wiliuborMn her bereavement.' ' Mrs. (Ipssie Mallard's- many friend? ryereI nuuh 1?> hear i>f her son Claud Raymond's aeeiduiit. Claud broke hi: arm while in sprviee at the Knot HiVtcTtottlintr works. :X..\v that (IVo Wail rally and Cor hur Stone' laVinjr is' at hand all ..the inomhois of .Morns Chapel are huSilj makin.tr preparation:' for wine.?It ii destined to tjeeojnplish a great good Come out ami witness theft grand t)c> 'ttrion-t-ho-t'oiirt h-Sund^. Rev. ;T, K Marshall tvi4+ Uy tile eiiief speakei ?f the rieca>ion at tlte exorcise. Mrs. I'.lla Harris is somewhat il at this writing. . llrcwer N'ormal foot hall,team plnj i yd a very interesting game with Vooi Lheos.-Tigers a lew days a'goi- Mr "Bernard Smith is yaplain of the Bye jvtr team.- Hence much improvernon has keen made under his leadership.. .The 17th month old son of Mr. an< Mrs. Altiort Franklin passed awaj Oet. 17th. uafto)ii aTf^lnses of twt months fin Witlke'f "*<Ttreet.- . JThefo seems to he ;t general resi dentin!- impfo\;em<'*?F in Greenwood Mr. Mack Wilfijfnis on Williams St., i t iniaKinjr considerable improvements 01 ^his residence. Mrs. Roon on Maprnoili street and also MV. Sherard Jones 01 Hackett st reel<. Mr. llcnlry * Child: has. completed a model residence 01 Hackett street. Rev. and Mr.-:.; Perkins are now rc siding <m Pearl S. The residents 0 Penrl;_S.t., extend them a hearty wel come. . "LiTTI.Ii JAPAN" I( ' At the V. \V. C. A. on Saturday,.Oc r "trJjer. 27;"' Music, difcrrshmcntB. Ben efit of Kairwtdd Home. Hours 8-1} " Admission: TeTfiTents. ' cess. rmimnnizimisjriftszmvmimsi 'OR BUSINESS = c 0 , L. S : Station \ c c & GREGG STREETS c otorTMls, Esso, Mobiloit, Qua- g , Cars Washed and Greased, jj r, Battery and Radiator Water c 0 - PROMPT^C0t7RTBOtJ? g VICE C c ' e V rro LEADER Colored . V . - rX . . -z - . 'r H r~7T~~ l_; COIUME OCT. 29th Ixcursii From all South . ' l"t ~J . * ?'. ; ' ,"S^,; ;?VI SOUTHERN RAI Excursion Tickets sold October :tnd for Trains scheduled to rea (. November 3rd. Good returning i Extremely low^ popular lollowing Stations: T1 i . i'j Special R. T. FaTe Allendale - $2.50 Alston I -I----- 1.00 4 Anderson _. 3.00 t. Barnwell '! ... : 2.25 ^-Rafelr- 2.50 .. Blair 1 . 1.75 .. Bolton - _ . 2.75 ^ -BlvlhewooiL ?. 1 .75 . Batesburg1 _ 1.50 Block'vili'e s 2.00 1 Branchville 2.00 Blackstock ! 2.00 /Charleston , 3.50 I- C"happen ? ' 2.25 ..Chester j_ 2.25 -[Carlisle _____ ___ .2.25 t Dawkins ,__C :___ 1.25 Donalds __ 2 75 1 Dorchester __ - 2 75 jKdgefield _r, 2.25 > Ft. Motte ___?_ 1.00 j Fort Mill _____ 2.75 Greenwood , 2.50 . j Gadsden . .75 s Greenville j 3.00 1 Greenville I 3.00 a; Gilbert ?' ___ T_______ 1.00 a jGraniteville ! il 2.50 3 Greer _; _ _ _ __- : 3.00 njllonea Path.'.--- _ 2.75 j 1 lodges _ _ 2.50 Hopkins ; ,50 f Johnston ._ ?lfo - Joncsville __ 2.50 Kincville ? ___ 1.00 Lockhart Jet. 2.50 Lanjrley -j. /' 2.50 Lexington _ * .75 - Monetta 1.60 Special Excursion Tickets will be ^ vember 1. except trains Nos. 37 . i Returning Special Excursion except Nos. 37 and 38, to reach | lore midnight, Friday, Novembe ! i COME AND REJOICE WITH YC 1 ; /\r TVT A fiTiA/ir*r^nn war A nt^Ti i uiiii^a a rnubki^sa ii> auuh | ^I3>Ey ELOPMENT. j i ' 1. ' - i-" ,; _ , > ; | Allen-Benedict Big Midway For Further Information Apply W. C. WALKER, A. J. LE -Ciiy_PaB8. & Ticket Agt.. City P Charleston, S. C. ~ Gre R.S.BROWN, / m~ : Dist. Pass. Agt., n , Augusta, Ga. ,j , i i-|riitiii 11 iin" STATE 5IA, S. C. NOV. 2nd in Fares Carolina Points A? LWAY SYSTEM 28th to November 2nd inclusive ch Columbia before 1:00 P. M., to reach startin^ point by Midv - - > r ' I . I" * Excursion Fares from fiURS. Nov. 1st Special It. T. Fare Newberry , 1.75 _Nihety Six ______ 2.50 Orangeburg 1.50 Pomaria ?J_ ? - "-hy?-r-~-?:? 1.25 Prosperity ?: 1.50 Peak-S ?. J.OC Perry -...?c? - - 1.28 Pregnall ???2.50 Pacolet _ 2.75 Piedmont ?1T-- ? - 3.0C Pelzer - 3.00 Rockton -- - 1,25 Rock Hill- . -2.0(1 Ridgeway ?-I ? - l.OO Reevesville 1 2.25 Ridgeville 2.7r Ridge Springs __ 1.75 Row.. esville J...- 1.75 Salley 1.5(1 St. George 2.5C St. Matthews - i 1.25 Springfield 1.75 Summerville ? 3.0C Shoals Jet. _U- 2.75 Silver Street 2.0( Spartanburg 2.75 Santuc __ 2.25 Shelton ; 2.0( Strother - -1.6C Trenton ' 2.0( Union 2.5( Vaucluse - 2.5( White Stone 2.7! Woodward ; J____ 1.7! White Oak ij>( Winnsboro ??_?,?1.2>! WlilfSmson 3.0J Ward - l.T! Warrenville ?___ _ __ 2.5( sold for all trains, Thursday, No and 38. Tickets wilt be good'on all! rain? original starting point on or be ;r 2, 1928. )UR FRIENDS AT SOUTH CAR CULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAI Football Classic -Fine Shows to Ticket Assents or: E, ' - R. Ct COTNER, ass., & Ticket Agt., Dist. Pass. Agt inville, TT"C. ~ '"Spartanburg; Sv W. E. McGEE, - Div, Pass. Agt., ? Columbia, S. 4 - .. ^ ^ a Saturday, October 27, 1928. ROBERT'S STUDIO Superior Quality Photographs Copying, Enlarging, Framing, Kodak Finishing . 1119 Washington St. Columbia, S, C. m?saagMaai ? * , BARGAINS \?x~ In Cscd 'lVpcwriters H-?. We hvne several Underwood, I ~ Reining! on, I,. C. Smith, Corona 9 and ntlirt* makes which have I been .roi wired :i'n rebuilt. Soldfjj hit guarantee;, Monthly pay -B ; niehts if desired. ' w 12M l..\I)V ST. I'llONi: Typewriter Exchanges COI.l jlhlA, s. C. Instruction In Paino Playing J .J&f t Mrs. M. B. PRICE 1 jf1212 Colleton AVehue AIKEN, S. C. ; ^ Interview* will be cheerfully ur.inU d iutrcnV* prospettvr pup b by ?. poin (iicnt \ BEG1NNF.US A Pi riAi I v ! \tril il II -- II " ! ? IWI |m I I tJLJi ? - ?, , C. . liUSSEuT Expert MechamcjOn all Mbkes * of talking machines; with " Columbia IVTusic Co7 "" PHONE 758G 1008 Main St., Columbia, S. C. | Chevy Chase Coun- |??? I try Club 5 v Open fW Enyapomon! s for Par- Y X tics, Picnics, Ihmcos aOdOutinp^ X |? For information. Phone 7010 . I MRS.. VI. !.. KlNtJ. Proprietress *:) Kjt or Wm. J. TAYLOR. Mpr., !{! Y ' I'honc H7SI3. *? - \..t. ;y. . . T V ooooooovv-:- x*oov?x-oo?;?r>o?:?ot>o '| Professional | li ^'V?> VAU ( ) OOOOCtOOvOOOC>OC">\?vvOvC,v?OyOv 1 I 1:30 A.'J|'.2 I'. ;V1. (Mice 3536 | 0:00 1\ M. ty S I', ftl. ltes. 0548 Dr. C. IS. Stephenson riiysiiiiui ainl SurKiioii ! Disease of Women and (Jttlhireit A . i* * Specialty, " ' . , Olhce: ^ , Kosjdence.: " 1414l/o As'siiinlily St. : . U):Ih Oak St ~ 1 DR. II. 11. COOPER > Dentist I Special Attention (liven to Diseases ' Of the (linns. "" '* " ' I?. . GpRl Cvown and Uridgo Work ' "A Specialty ? (Mice l'lnrm- 0 1'JPy U.35 Washiiiptun St _i_J > Ites'nlence lMiimc 820t | " ' ? I Oflice .Muurs:*. Telephones: . . '? 8:00 A. M. to 7:00 1'. M. Ollice 0033 , > Itesience 887a I Dr. D. I\. Jenkins ] DENTIST - ' Fillings, I Mali's, frowns and Bridges Sunday by Appointntent' ^ Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia ) ... ... a Specialty. ? -W.11071 o Washington St., Cxda., S. C. Dr. L. M. DANIULS y Physician and Surgeon ^ Special Attention (liven Diseases Of - , Women. ^ Office -* 7" V'" Residence ' 1125 Washing!on* 22.'50 Hampton ) Phone ~0120 " Phone 7564" : Dlt. J. (j. S'l'lT AltT~ ? r Office Ilnur.s: 'telephones; ? 11:00 to l :tm P. M Res. 4G02 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3790 . Office: |tcsidcnce;. " 1702 Main. SI. 1417 Pine St. ?????m????? mmmmmm?mmmmm J Office Hours: Phones: .11 A. M; IP 2 P. M. Res. 8875 ___ ! 6 P. M. to* 8 P. M. Office 4247 Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon ' I Diseases of Women and Children A Specially Office: ' Residence: lJ5241y{? Assembly St. 11101 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. . . ,< Ofiicc Phone H107 Res. Phone 6798 N.J.FREDERICK Attroney-at-I.aw nnd Notary Public? ,j r PRACTICE IN A+.f. COURTS? ?Slate nnd Federal , 1119 Washington St, Columbia, S. C. * -v. ' ' . S ^ , , Ti 1 n .1- rm- --Jt