Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? ??? , ??? :f~ 1PAGE SIX ' ^ -s " :.. ~ .-a - ' ';, L J SPORTS PAST! "'. . V;\ i: * H. >V. BAU .Frank Bruon, Madison SquarefGftv den head,. . has announced that Kii ^ - Chocolate ..mdy }jet a crack at th ~*7 -. featherweight championship which i now held by Bat Buttalilio so.mctim in February. The Keed is to . leav ??%% ITut'omt rtnvf umnl' " 1 ?;?%y ?: ~ " : '* ~-v \ ? 'OhucuinU' has tli'iio nuK'h toward restoring Negro pugilists to a ;.r'c speetab'le status. Of course Negr pugilists are no different from thei white brothers; but .being in Ameri ?' - ear gre(rtei-~-tig*HH?H44tO-'4U<S?t anything not 'abovq.Tv.ih.rd done by' Negro, than a similar act dong by white fighter. We should be thank ful for the Kped. ~ The Omega Psi Phi fraternity dul ?ng their pnpual Conclave, which avii held at Baltimore last'w.eck laid floral On the grave of the late .to Gans.? This .tribute by the Greek proves the hi to be a discrimipatin iot; lor tians ne.s always' tjor.ne tli ; reputation of being.a gentinnnn. an l^"""^*7eavcnT",^rTr^!nTridOoruwsThJTriiiui Vierghs, Ruths and Tiipneys, we eei tuuily should pay our tributes of rc speot to-those nnv>tig bur irr'oup, \vh have ascended to the heights in th line of endeavor chosen !>y. them .'in tl Joe (la.ns did that beyond peradveii .ture. The New York Sun eondnets a'i : ml ally?a national?hnxitig con star-be ' s. .based on a pofl -.-f 75 of t her fend in boxing critics .of'.the ' United States According to this jrotl Xlivkey Walke 'is given the distinction .of being- th greatest Jiving fighter. Second plat , . goes, to our own Kid'Chooolate. TH is a far-rcnchihg distinction. for' on who was- hardly known a little "'inor than a year agb. ^e^inald Weir and (lerald Normal , . dr., were "ot allowed t.o . panfeieipal in the National indoor .Junior Chan . piomrhip of the tTnited States I,aw excessive,pigmentation*. These youn nien had Avon -high rankitia ill tl National " tournament*, Rut this ' America., the land that boasts of i democratic, principles. -The S". A.'-7 ~ " f. Pr yamhiRt'hev jjjqgnnixn t finis' v< >ici their protests/ 'and maybe-some .jjroc will finally come if it. It is o-htH job, this lmsin'i'..-s breaking dow nremdifo but -it lM. M/me- if a Greenville . . . W. A. Wins ami 1.1ms?? The' I'. v\V. A. basketball ton>' OreonvUld opened thejr season No , . Year's niuht. losinc- t ? the fast Y. 3 . .I. team Vvf As-hcvjUo, N. C.,-'by tl score of .'{0-11. The game was'Ver fast.and full of thrills.'* ' j ... ~ Kay and C\ Johnson;, ,w.ere tiro vtai _ for the winners, while .(iailington f?, - L several years C; pt.-i-jT?^ and star foi r- 1 ward, of the P. W. A; tcirn'r and Sniit a neW-conier on several occasion hl'oil!',hl till' I imiil .1.11 llo.il. wit beautiful[ shots from very difl'icul .angle?. The Y: M. I. bovs were on the Ion end H{ a 12-11 score at the half an continued to keep about two point ahead through the third cjuarter, 1 - begin ttTe. fourth quarter Si1vit.fi, Din ton. and Clarliugtoiv opened' a t'riss cross passing attack and seemed hea <><1 4 .-1 vii-tulv l.'H C'.i'.iii.rl.in 1 v (' t 11 >. > <. ing sevorly roughed' several time started dictating to the referee and th ret-ults was he was put 'outof th game, as the P. \V, A. boy's"jiad'thcd attack built around.him they miiokl lost their, stride arid the Y. M. 1. tear began, piling up a Vrge lend'. P. W. A. Wins from St. AI ban The I4., W. A. five defeated, th mighty St. Alban team in a game tha was featured hy close guarding b ? hothteains. Whiitcnhnrg starred fo tl}A-'vtv Alt.an cicw while C.avlingto and 'MftTWr Davis, the latter a form or Morris College football star an a brother to thp. famous A1 Davis < . Benedict fame Were the main factor in the P. W. A. attack. Coach Stagg-used quite X^numhc ? of suhsitiute?, us he is lilnirnim; t have his regulars in top-notch crtnd tion for their game with the -Kas Tennessee stars of Knoxville, Te"r which be played in Greenville, Thur: day, Jan. P. The P. W. A. team has listed' t\\ . . games with Benedict College and ar trying to get games with Allen an ? Claflin. and State Colleee. All team desij'ing games please write Coac Uriel Staggs, Phyllis Whoatlev Cent* ' TK. ITivsuT Sr;i?r5efi?711e, ft. C. Sumter News A large number, of students ar teachers were home t.-> spend the ho ( days. ; : The miscellaneous party given 1 the T. A. C. at the home of Dr. ar ? ?Mr^.- Wv Wv FeHer rm Tursrlay T^gl ' Dec. 31, was one of merriment nr . pleasu.ro. The games were present* by-Mrs. J. I).-Atkinson and Miss 1 J. Davis. Prizes were given tho; winning the different games, . He! the close of the party, a coins.' '.f d licious ices was served by several < the members of ihe T./ A. C. -~ Mrg" T.ngile Evans entertained number of friends at a Whist pari '> . - y-? ? ? ?' . V - ? ; \ ' * * i???mmmmm' f ? . . V ' ^ - . ' * IRE BROWSINGS MGARDXEfe" , ' ; * ' .;. * a ' . . . ' ' . -groups arc to develop to their niaxij mum.. " ~y " /' "* - - r o ' .". ?-? s' It is reported that Jack Dempsey, o if you know what I mefth, who ran, e side stepped, and "slid out of Harry j Wills' way to keep from .fighting that i dark and angry cloud. Jack evidently sI thinks that tho.timr is ripe foiho mix ,'_jed sliow 'since.he.has given up fight* n1-ing as a business. Ain't it a funny .. i world ? ' 1 y ' " nI During the past football- .season jj 1.1 he AlToo'iia '(PaTTM fk'lT school hnd'tnr* ' . casion ' to. take a firm stand .on the. color question. A NejrrO;..Sonny Boy p.Iilton was a member of the Altoona I squad.- jMtooija was to play the Ciim| berlaful, (Md.) High ,Sehdol. C'qmjber.land objected-to playing- ifAJilton ^.should be su.ieet to use. Altoona is a a sensible answer said, play us with ** l .Milto'n or not at all. Any other course :siof procedure is asinine. ' jr. . ? The first game of intercollegiate " [baskethalf ever to be played in CpL* i afternoon at .'1 o'clock on the basket '" ball court .on 1 hirst '.Athletic Field : when Allen and tHaflui meet. Clnf0 1 in has ha?l jro'od basketball teams for 0 the past few years, This is Allen's <) i first year to try out the boys ^ame !:1 of. basketball; .. 1"For Allen Porterfiebk Scott. Horry -Land XesbitL are.sho.win-g up well for ?7-<-bo?forward posts. Hnllins and WiH ^ listm Burton are both shnwimr proms.'ise of being: developed ''into number r' one centers. Holland, Burgess, Karl e Holmes, (iilnVore, Richardson" and Har c risoti arc nuardinn -Tor,dear life. These is bovs are showing plenty of "pep,"?an(l c <k'elave that its not proiApr to lie an e easy matter for. any torrm to. dish out defeat to them.- .. ' Allen's U'Irls are connntr al.mjr i" \ ting st.vje.'?Sylvia Poole, this, year's 0 oip.tain is usinfr as deadly an eye as V- ever. "Red" Mclver, hcl* runninn 'n. mat y.-is hard to .stop, Lucile Smith i^-atxT-KeHy-Jtmes, -are two of The llai'ditr est (inhtmp centers in the name. Bill >n to let any forward net even ah oveV is head ha. ket this whole blessed' seats [son. Then are lots of other nirls out M who are di-playircn rare form about d whom mav he said later. ?1-.' ' ' ; ' . :?" . Ki'eryhwtly crnrir onf'tu HUl'St Field 'ii this ;^lernii?)'iT :nt o'clock and see a tJJ i tvr snni'l in' eonil-ir.TT: of basket hall. i >f the bride and eroniu. Mr. and Mrs. on. \\T dne-day njurht; Jan. I. in honor \Vm.'Jaiues. Several nyi-ie of wist were played with .Mrs.-lTihv Tarlton >f and MifM. Moore Avinninn f ' ^t-prizw es "and Mrs. Ranin and Mr. Richards 1 - tile hooli.v prize-. A Irs. F. y an s. s r-ved ie J o course of plain, marble and 'fruit '.v; cake and. strawberry , cream. AH present spent a most phjovable evoiv s i?>c? . ... ?i . Mrs. S. G. Aiken spent, a portion of The holidays in All.eridale. ^ 3 The bride and groom, Mi*, and Mrs". '^Gilbert T.eT.orme of Atlanta, (in.. " spent the holidays in the city with 11 the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. )Butler DeLorme. ' ^I . Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Harris of OrP'nngebuvg spent a portion of the holis days with Mrs. Harris' parents, Mr. " and Mrs. B. Del.orme. Mr. Joseph Richardson has brought : his bride of a few months from Am ' I gusta, (in., t> his beautiful home on ^ Oakland A\renue. The bride has a" s 1 charming personality, and is making | many friends in the' city. .Miss Wim^ berly of Augusta accompanied the . bride from bey former, home and will J impend several weeks in the city. { Mrs. M. Miles spent tKe holidays I with" her parents. Rev; and Mrs. A. _! P. Spears. jl Mrs. Es.telle Coads of Washy inirton, D. ('., is spending several weeks with her motheiy Mrs.. Ellen n Miennett. ~[ Mr. Kenneth Broom, of New York j' is spending a while with his parents, ,f! Mr. and*-iMrs. Frank Broom. Mr. s Broom is the picture of health. j Mrs. Fannie Wells is at home a?r gain -after spending a number of o months in Washington.^ e??? i-J Dr. land Mrs. Johnson and little it, daughter of Hartsvillc spent Tuesi.,i day, December 31st as the guest of 5- Dr. and Mrs. \V. W. Folder. Mrs. J. E. Jackson and Mrs. S Scott 'o of Aiken,; and Mrs J. E. Mooric of *e t Norfolk spent a couple of days with id Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Jones during the i holiday*. Mrs.?Jackson and Mrs. h | Mo'one ate Sisters of Mrs. Jones. r| Mrs.^Dihblo of Camden spent the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. E. P. Valnier. Mrs. Pearl Edmunds'of New York is spending while with her mother, Mrs. S. Walters. ^ id f Esq. R. M. Andrews spent several Jj days during the holidays with hi? j patent*, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Andrews >y J Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Russell, Mr Riid chards and Mrs S. J. McDonald,"mm at Stored to Greenville on Tuesday, Beid cemhr'r 31st. :>d | Mrs. E. Richards spent Tuesday ir >1; I Colhrhbi^. ^e T.arge congregations attended thf ir various churches of the city for watch of Mr. T.ettnie Alston, entertained a *' few of his friends with ,a stag part\ a in his cozv home near the country :y ctuh," on Wednesday night. January < . ?. ' V . .j. ' ''- v -sj- V ; TOe Palmei SPO , 1 -? ??'?? j 1st. The young men report having |spent a most enjoyable eveifimr. A 1 delicious repast^ was served. " Tha Emancipation ^lay exercises, tfponsojyjd by the ladies of .the city, at the Kendall. Institute, were well attended. Rev. Spears who was the I rirlcipal.speaker., was at his best and all present enjoyed his masterly ad:dress.? ; ? ~ The ladies of the city. Federation 'expended over $58.00 in Christmas I baskets for the needy of the city and sent 3 complete optfits ,to girls nt Fair.wold school. Pr6f. and Mrs. I. D. Pinson are the p'oed pai i'iils (if It son,' norn Decernher 31st. Mother and son are doing , fine. - Mr. Atndrew . lSihble of Chester j spent several jl/ys' in the city lust jsyetffr : 1 Mrs? Joseph' De Lor me of " Coivrecticut are "visiting Mr. De | I/?riiie!s parents on W. Vaklnnd Ave. Misses Mary L. Sampson and Alice Johnson teacher's of the Lipcoln Hi who underwent slight operations at the Toomcy hospital during the holidays are able to he out again. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Birnie enter rtnined~a largo number of fi iendsV on" iChi-'stnins night. As the guests .ar "rved f.hey were invited into the din{tag 'wvhitt ~ah?r-VeTe served ~ttr dctt^ [ served a number of games of whist were played. Dr. and Mrs. Birnie were ; very plea sing host and hostess and all enjoyed the .evening."" The whist party ; given hy the T. A". C. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. RpeaYs on December 28th proved to he "a" very" enjoyable nflfair," A large number attended ffnd~several games ofwhist Were played afj'n> nV?inV? n rmirgp nf tlnleff nhlng wns served hy some of the members. i Hon; \V. T, Andrews of Baltimore is in the city on business. [ Chester Paragraphs The holidays passed'pleasantly-.byre and all are ,now at' the maiiy duties* . tVirV r\r>\\? vnnr sLr . * ? ? i Air. J. S. vSlanl>ack, Sr., who is a patient in ?- Charlotte hospital because ot an injured foot, is improving daily and friends hope to see him again very soon in Chester. " . ' ' Airs. Rena WiTkes and Iwother, Air. Thomas- Claussen Spent the holidays -in Portsmouth, VaTPwitTTTheir sister, .Mrs. Lula Franklin.Afrs. Katie Pratt and tlaughtor, Miss Chancy Pratt,. Air. Frank AleCtlritpn, Aliss Alarie: Prittt"and Air. | William. Kennedy motored to Charli tt? and spent Sunday and Monday with the former's .sister, Afrs. . Addle. Horsey. i j Air. Aloses AfeClellan, Air. and Airs. TJames Ale Clollan gave a very enjoyable party at their home on Alonday night for thor members of the Community Sewing Circle. ? I Airs. John- Stanback and son, ATastpr John G.'of Charlotte, were guests Sunday of her brother and sister-inlaw, Air. and Airs Nicholas Gaston. Aliss Alartha Paga'n of New York ^ity is visiting her ipot-hor, Airs; Ag: U'-s Pagan. The Community Sewing Circle was entertained Christmas day at the ;-h*m.ie of Mr. and Airs. Duyid. Chalk. After an appropriate program, pre^ ?passed?from?the?annual i Christinas tree. . Delicious refreshlilients \\e; e. served. Gam^s and Radio music were enjoyed by the guest, ; bia passed thru the, city Saturday on a motor trip to Charlotte, at .' a t f> \pi,'i j.- a. la I i?ns? ouaru i>. ? nice spent. me nuu; days at her . new home in WinstonSalem with her father, the Rev. J. C. WhitOi ? ??? [ .Miss Annie Gafrick .spent the holidays .with friends in Jacksonville and | St. Auffustine, Florida. I Cards were received during the holi-1 I days, announcing the marriage on | November ,6th of Miss Katy,. Bracy I and Mr. Scott Foster. On Friday eve; ning'a reception was given for the] young couple. Many beautiful and useful presents were displayed. Cake and cream- were served. Miss Foster SAhool; Mr. Foster is the. youngest son of Mr. and Mrsi Foster. Friends wish them much happiness. The following students were at home for the holidays: Miss Mary Shelotn and Mr. Louis Linley, Miss | Bessie Honor, Mr. John Honor. Bene; diet College; Miss Viola Gregory, ;-Slater's Teacher's College, Winston; Miss Ada Leathers, N.' C. State; Mr. Walker Allen, Miss Bernice Allen, Howard university^ Mr. Leon Stanback, A. and T. Greensboro; Mr. Is, ra/'l Stanhackf Mr. Marquis Boulware. Johnson C. Smith; Mr. David Crosby, Mis ~ IHclen Boulware, Livingstone; 'Mr. Thomas Lewis, Clinton College. ,Miss Ruth Maddox. of Greenwood. Mrs. Lizzie Cox. The many friends here of Mr. and r Mrs. J. B. Lewi<u_Qf Columbia, are pained to learn of the death of Mrs. I Lewie, and extend deepest sympathy i to the family and relatives. Chester friends will be interested to know of the marhage in Columbia r on itfew Year's day, of Miss Geneva ? Cornwall to Dr. Phillip Scott of Nowport NevVs, Va. The wedding was a l beautiful affair at the home of the bride's parents. The reception was > held immediately after the ceremony, i They will live in Newport News at - which place Dr. Scott enjoys a large t. practice as a physician. Miss Louise Stanback spent the holi ' to her school in Baden, N. C.,.on Satdays with her parents. She returned '* ' [TO LEADER J I iRTS ! unlay. i Qu it^n crowd of people ^om_ChaJC=_| iiuviv, vjmowuium uuu vniivua uni.ui w*wies of the Carohuus joined the home guests at Brningrd Institute on Sutur I day, to witness the marringe of Miss ! Catherine Martin to Prof. Means pf Paducah, 'Ky. The wedding march was played by. Brof. 'Tate; music teacher at Brainerd. The brides maids wer the sisters of the bride. The color scheme was green and pink. Un-' dor a beautiful arch arranged in the spacious parlor, the bridal vows were i tahen with Rev.- J. A. Manoney, officiating. lir?McCrorwy, President of Johnson C. Smith University and Dr. Page of Columbia,-1 offered' prayer. After the wedding reception, the bride changed her lovely white moire silk dress to a handsome brown tail6rod suit with accessories ^to mntch. and their brother, Dr.'Martin on a motor with her husband they accompanied trip to Asheville. From there they boarded a train - to I'nducah, where Prof. Means , is principal of thcv High School. Mrs. Means upto the time of j her marriage was a teacher in the! Charlotte City Schools. The presents j were, numerous, serviceable ?and val- j uable. Means is the . youngest daughter of Ebv-and?Mrs-- Martin, of | Br; inerd Institute. [ Mrs. Annie' DcGraffenreid apd chil i 'llll'll. Ml. Pnul, Ml.u I'luiUlll .mill. Master Loyd left SCaturday night toi n.ake their home in Philadelphia. . Mi's.?Martha?Parritt?returned?fe-t Pittsh.urg. Saturday after a stay of! t\yo months here. .' ; ; Mrs. Jesse pfiGraf fen void- has re-1 turned to Philadelphia after a visit of-aeverul weeks- to her mother, Mrs. Amelia House, j- ? ? ?^ Mr. John McTTollough, the elder-son ol Mrs. llettle Clark died Monday after an Illness of only a-.few." hours. ? . Mfi Ilcnry Crhig died during the holidays after an illness of several months. ?* Mrs. Harriet Moldy died Saturday morning from the infirmities Of old -age. She. was the mother of Mr. Ton.oy Mobley. Funeral' services were held at Cross Road Kaptist Uhurch where Rev. J. .C. Gilmorc preached the funeral sermon. - Funeral services for Mr. J. T. Douglass were held at Carniel Presbyterian -church on the 4th Sunday, and -the remains of Mr. Henry Sims were taken" to~Sparta,' Gittt wher(T^the "funeral and burial were also on the 4th Sunday/ It will be recalled that these two lost their lives in an automobile accident on the Rock-IIill-Chester Highway. Rev. J. T. Douglass has returned 'to Chicago, after attending tpe funeral of his father, Mr. J. T. Douglass. Mrs! Katie Sims and' only child, Ruth, have returned front Sparta, Ga. wher'o they accompanied the body o| husband and father, Mr. Henry Sims. Mr. Splnev Wheeler of N. Y. Cityt 1 and Mr. Alex Walker, of Washington spent a part of the holidays with relatives here. . ' ' Mr. Horace F.OO, of Benedict College spent the holidays in Rock Hill. Pmf. T. J. Hanberrv. Mrs. Susie Butler nn(L*dnughicrs, Misses, Ruth and Marjom^Butler, motored here on Saturday -and-attended the MartinMeans wedding. I Mrs. Daisy p. W. Parrott of Blackstock had as her guest for the holidaya her sister, Mrs., l'rof. George Clark of. Newark, N. J. Mrs. Addiq Moses iRansbme" und JittJLe son, Cornelius Camden spent the holidays with their relatives, Mr. and " I Mrs. C. E. Leathers. ! On the sick list are: Mr.; Jeff Hayes, Elizabeth Street , Mrs. Mary Jane Westbrook , Cemetery Street, Mrs. Maggie. Johnson, Jeter Street. Mrs. Sarah Davis. * ... ' 1 [ Mr. Robert Gill has installed a Radio in his home. . I Frianda of Mrs. LauraTiuekson regret to learn of her death in Rock Hill, recently. I Mr. James Land motored here from I New York City and spent the holidays 1 with relatives. i Mrs. Easter Harden entertained the J Calanthean Aid Club at her home on ; Jeter Stret on Thursday afternoon. I The members of the Junior Class of Finley Hi School gave a party Friday' ev'eninp at the home of Miss Leila i Brince, in honor of Miss Florida Do-1 Graffenruid*'who left for. her ^ new home in Philadelphia, Saturday. Just after predchirif? a soul stirring scrnwri Sunday morning at Mt. Moriah Bjrptist Church, Rev. P. W. McCullouprh was strickoned with paralysis. For hours he remained speechless. His improvement is slow, but friends are hoping for a sure recovery. nt*/ianntu/l f A f V\ r? ITirtlnir ITi (J#.k!r,/x1 *> wwl - Luornis Stict't Schrnl, Inr^c fll'fi KOMgK which can ho hoard distinctly through -i out thii buildings. ~ Mr. Raymond Brncy. of Sumter, is visiting fyis sister* Mrs. Katye BracyFoater. ; .. . * ' v IF YOU HAD A NECK AS LONO AS THIS "ttow AND MAD \\\ all i I A *irH?L L |t;t i wat!? ' 1 l\ | DOWN mfrnnninm ' * 11 ?HOOtO QIMCKIY lllliVI IT <{$r *<jj * *'?? ?0?| * * 3 ALL DftUQQISTS . r^.-yy' < ;* ' *4.1 .. 1 . + m . : i. r*? I . ': . % 1 . " , - * 2?. ' ' * Bennettsville" News , The teachers are all back in their class rooms for'tmir second semester.:! of work* They all report'having trad a- pleasant Christmas vacation and in every way they are greeting 'the New Year with smiles. Mr. Neal Williams, brother of Mrsv' Mary Sanders was funeralizcd Wednesday, January Jst at Macedonia i Baptist Church. ' We are glad , to have Rev. Srtiith,-< newly* assigned paSfcor of Levergreon M. E. Church in our city. Also Rev. (1. W. Cnnper, pastnr St. Michael M. E. Church for another year. - M?. nc mi Tiuiuu vuviii^vv/ii ui x -II i itfvu. 1 -? phia, Pa., arrived home for holidays with relatives and friends. . . ! Mrs. J. P, McLeod is improving tiieely after a few weeks illness.; i >- 4tr;-GrH,-<j ray P.- -R. ? Reese, Dr. L. M MajPftRiim, Prgf. J. HP W. Morris and Mr. L, M. Knight and? many others-officers in ,the Elks so? j ciety are'bringing things' to pass.- | Misses'.Carrie and Carrina Sandors ; kindly accompanied their neice, Miss Pearl C. Sanders back to Livingstone College. They were, really entertain- | Mrs. Sallie Brown/arrived home Saturday cvcning-trOTTr Brooklyn, N.~^.y-to-spend-iv whi4e-with-her^paren^ Mr. and Mrs,?Steave. < THT^'^Ts^nTFoi^TR'eTIcTnTsr^T^" so Mrs, J. Zenmon. Mr. Anson Drnko is- out again after having a serious ; auto wreck. 1? tt1 The service held at Shiloh Baptist Church New Year's day went over : the "top. I)r. J. J. Storks delivered ( one of the best lectures over heard in , the city. Over $60.00 was soon put,_ on the table. - Rev. A. J. Wright in every respect state. W'o must say that Rev. Wright is a pastor, a preacher, lectur er and a christian man. Service Sunday as usual was good. Rev. A. J. Wright delivered'a-jsoul lifting sermon. Over $7O.0O*-j was soon put on thL. table. ' This Is only a new. year's start. Many hew. plans i are neing put on ror tne l\e\v Year, i rMvr .John \v'. Krister, one of Bennettsvillo's social club members, spent ( a pleasant three days Christmas va| SCHOOL I SCHOOL i Large stock of school e 7 right here in Sumter so manufacture aif ex Church Pew and can giv< I Our new factory is strict! one of its kind in the tat est in the outh. Oarush us at our expense. i nu-idea desk < SUMTER Our large pew general ca I BE AS{ OF GblTTINC 4 "Call for thei CLAUS BREAD : "SOU I li'S FAVOR | - A MESSAGE OF When leiith invades your family q solation comes to you from the f? 2 ANL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA' * . protected by insurance laws, to j i policy which your forethought pe * Much. Every member of ihe Tamily ah $500.00 CONTRACTS. Otir ager - about it. Phone 7186. | The.Mutual Relief & 13 p _ ? i . . ^ T. R! YOCNGBLOj | REESE'S I)R a - mikip. n 'm A Full Line of Paten \ CiKarteltes and Tobac . | r Madam C. J ..Walker' ' j . Times. Tee Cream ar PHON 1422 Assembly Street, jOO' 'O'jC'OO rOO ' OOOOOOOOOOOCfcl . A *1 --"Saturday, January 11, 1930 = ? ' '' *| UPPER STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION WILL HE HELD IN SPARTAN HI'KG JAN. 14-15. ~ i I'rosnfm, Tuesday Jan. ,14?8 P. M. ??. ALg 1. .Music?Silver Hill Glee Club. U. Invocation?Dr. G. K, Adams. j !1. Remarks by the president, Dr. J. * B: Walker. 4. Music. 5. Welcome address in behalf of the citizens of Spartanburg, Mr. B.' .?TUSmith. 1. Instrumental Solo?Mrs. Addie McWhirter. 7. Response lo Welcome Address, Dr. C. W. Mnnttrrinirrv. Tin inn 8. Music by the choir. 10. Address,"Th\ L.'Otis. Miller, M. I)., Ashcville, N. C., Sub. Gonp-^ onrtion. ' . ' ' 11. Solo?Miss Caroline Snetters, 12. Remarks by the president, Dr. J. ^ By-"Walker.- ? ? '. >; ' ' i'.1 Wednesday, January 15. lf):00 irr~mMectthRMjf j Dentist in Elks Hall, Short Wofford Street at Business, session. _ ' 2?Enrollment of new members ' : 3?-Report of Secretary. ,. . j 4?Collection of dues ' - ? 5?Report of Treasurer ; B?Round Table Talks?conducted by Dr; O. M. Thompson, <lreenville. . ^ 2:30 p. m.?*-1-?Clinic in Dr. G. WY Ttlymp's^f fiee, N? Church-StTTetr r amammm W. Sheptjrd, . President of the Diednvmt vDental Association. * 3~A'djournment. : , The Upper State Dental Society *3 will hold its first sectional- meeting in Spartanlnirpr at Silver Street M. E. j. Church, January 1J-11>, beginning tin; aight Of the 14th at 8 p. m. with the'-' f foTTmnnft program. "~~A~ll- Dentists 1n the Upper section who are hot enroHjid--n_re asked to meet-with us and 7f> so, - ' f Dr". J. B. Walker, Pres. Dr. C. W. Montgomery, V-Pres. _jp Dr. R. Wakefield, See'y. ' Dr 11. E. Thomas, Treas. Dr. O. M. Thompson, Asst Sec'y. DrYfJ.'K. Adams. Chaplain. r, :a. ration in the northern part' of the . state with special friends. Mrs. Turner is home with her [laughter and son. Mr. npd Mrs.. Cook. Mrs-. Maggie Wright is a little ill SUPPLIES I quipment and supplies fl as to give QUICK ser- "M-~ I cellent^medium priced s fairly prompt service. y modern. 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