The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 22, 1930, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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'_ .... For .iaak'-uc-ltout-Douses, Stores. I
~ Flats r>+letp Wanted; Situations
Wanted; For Kent, lWoms and
Board.
Minimum t^utrx? Me?
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low. 2323 Stark St 'laftiti imhtv~;
low on ChtTrfv St. (Samo)
Reasonable orico. yfofrd tOfhis.]
Lil A on I I > KIIHA N K vy Allornev^ I
1215 Washington St..
Doctors ilinaKree
When children are irritable and
peevish, ((rind "their teeth nnd sleep
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disturbances, lack of appetite, audi
, have -itching"Vye's. nose anil lingers 4
?doctors?wilt-not nhva yK-~agro d'Thitt t
theyarc suffering from worms Many
~ ' mothers, tod.^ wilt trot?heltovc that
their carefully brought up children
cf.n have worms. The fact. remains|
that these symptoms will viehl. in n
> . . : k i eat 'majority of cases, to a few
li'-ses of \< hite's Cryam VeiinnT'ige,
the sure expcllant of round and pin
worms. If your child has any of
these symptoms, try this harmless,,
old fashioned remedy, which von can
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THE JV AV KltLF.Y Dltl (i STOKK
WIIENL1N NEW KERRY?
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Hoarding and Lodging
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. Little White IFall Sunday. school.j
opened on- last Sunday ? morning at
1M:?UK 'I'll,, lesson parable, of the'
Kingdom found Matt.1 1 :.'t woo?honuti?f
fully taught by the - pastor. Key:* Ih'">/
. .It. Kd wards. ('olIectiiitT $1;'J". I'reach^
?Ing service lurgnu at IU:00. in/7 iVftef
*? the opening-preliminaries, the pastor
selected his text from* llvhrpyys li:
Id, subject: "There is but one step
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ful /Sermon. Rev. Kli Gregg was ,
present ami made a .splendid talk at j
thurfloHe j^flhe service.
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The lecture on Tuesday evening
Was .exceptionally -god. tsubjeel: Ttn*Two
Story House, was so' beautifully'
illustrated, demonstrating- the rvlationshiji
of the spiritual juiil the
phystml life; Though weather was
not in favor of the occasion ~fT very
rtefi>wri?tw<' wasj hail amt=
all enjoyed it timmensely... We are
clamoring for another lecture by Dr.
Witherspoon.
Mrs. Mouxoti the evangelist?wnrshipped?at?/dob?oti?last?Sunday?Ht
m., services. We hrL. pleased to have
her visit again.
/""Rmanuel A. My K. Church
Ojl hViduy evening Allen IJniyer/
sity's Orchestra, Quartet and President
were down and rendered an ex
eellent program at Mt. Zinn -church. I
This "tie- the (Concert Company's llwt 1
appearance- in Charleston and a very ,
appr-eeiitt+ve- audience WIIHPhIhhI (htL!
program. ItAvas a-.tmat to have them |
do\yn and its the AI li'ii Club's desire
lit kvi. Uu.m down ~ every ycarv Drr.
Sims' adtlri'tis On "Till' SalvtyliAn ??f.
tin* NTr-gro," was greatly enjoyed by
all pri'si'iit. After tin- program, tingroup
wys entertained at the?homeof
Mrs.-I.ydia .Brown, an alumna of
Ahtm-awl* sponsor of .this iiniuu^. program;
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HI Ifi Silinlay nio'iiitnr the Bible;
-i-lass 'started with a sihall group"
The pastor-asked that -inure members
join this class, it will tie very benel?
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At the eleven o'cToek. servicer thepastor
preached. \\ve neitl not eomiirent
oil tjie sermons" delivered" by
Dr. .1. K.v Beard, to hear him is to
learn somelliing new e\ery time. ?y
Sunday school?Is'gun' Mrdl) by t be j
StffTdn'y?afternoon a?literary?pro- j
grn.m-.-was given by Mrs. I.etia Jones j
for' thf 'lu'n?'tjt ot tho ?iui> army, nn
)nl<h ?'ss was (K'livoh'il- hv lit*v. Jitii?.
1 >ot tot* of 1'lyinoufh ('oii'^i,H';rat iona.l
church. . 1'? ? :? .
?Trt^AinsUtllali'UU-of oHii'ois of tin*
A. ('. J.oajrut' was rou<Iurto<i 1 ?y
th,~ feft The ^oloriVi^o " (;ioo
rial) shtitf, Short talk -hy Mr. .1. K.
SinunonS*\}?lul solo Mrs. Rrown.
Tht, c\Avin? sorinon by tho pastor
was vor>i pnu-tical ami jrood. ,|rA-v.tv,
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THE PALMET
LoI)siiixiul- several visitors Sunday and
wc'ii1 always triad to see ihem.' 7
The pageant from Father c3doses
to a Priest given I?yc the Blue army
is to he repeated Wednesday evening
TTur. 10. Coittj, ami witness this his-.
tnrtrcrr~?treant. . ,
F.l>erne/.ex N<jtes. ?r
Sunday was a elm-iie^- dny in I-.rbernerer
-rfittrehr A?htrg** crowd?
st mliii I to htwr the |u'- -?!*. i<iv. K
* ST law renc,. didivex the message.
, At '10 the Sunday school met to
-study the lesson; one hundred and
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one.KUldento attended the ! eniion ,nt\dfour
new jnipils joined ttit? school.
Three classes tied in t he"', offering?
|efteh=eotil rihut oil -one -dollar ami ten
ireJtjLs classes I. I and.ll. Total collect
inn $7.17, .
'- At- livt. thirty a superb program
was rendered to the delimit If of a large
(audience. .-This elfort was given by
Hass 13, Bro: 11 uggins, leader. A colled
ton of $30 was taken. At the
1mm,. of fti-p. ?f.;.If. Staggers;. classr
lii gave a free t rally ami the mem
. At the evenin.tr service; the pastor
ultU-uluuii iI n lui'fi mtdiolU'tU. bis,
distinguished visitttrsr^tom the iS. Cv
.Military rnlleheard Ihe'sermon and
nnthiirr in which lie handled ithe suh?x?
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()n last Tuesday evening MvY. !.
4fc?l'r'?,deaii delivered a soul stirring
si'i'imui, lie was aeeompanied hy a
h.rire tmniher ' \ hi" olliVeVs aniT nu'iiv
hi im. TTn i *4U n' wav n'iven far Hi'itlJ
mcnt Xftr I. Mi MaheT Holmes, captain.
t)n Wednesday.. evening it seemed
that all of Charleston tnrhed-out to
ilo- "vniexaii. minister ljjg?L?- ill.
Xii'liAls' rpreaeh the installation seritji'm
ho tlie new* j.evvs. An* otVeriYitf
of thirty live dollars \Vas\takei). This-,
ell'oi't -W1!.-. ' II1 d I >' Che j:ti i spires of the
lhi<y I'm-,. ( In!- "el' u'-liieh the pastor's
wife is president:
. Crahil ('h^viu ellor .li'iHterrA-. Urownand
"(Ici'V'V' '?Won?L-?Met il'rr nf A lken
worshipped a.t Khenezer- and
livered inspirin*r talks.
Plymouth ( ooy reset i ?nal Churchy
A- lartre n-udjej4eo yreeted. the pas
t.n--?i;t.yr- I'.?I .i iilii'in-r ^Minu:i\L
hi?.?riiinii*. ' Aiiiong thV jnauy vWitoYs
"vTiTTi unr.--.hi| |Mt 1 ai IMyiiinuth \veiv a
niT Pf'oi". jital M)<. .1. I{. .lohkjj^s^
nuunhors- <>!'. t h.o'- fa'niMy < ( jtotvlu'Arr
Ai a'tlfiDy. k'jU'. Tlu? two
a-Mthi-ws \vtei1 sung by tlu>
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large choir, under the direction,, of
iVtrf. be<H>etter. . 1
Plymouth has a growing Sunday
school. Already young people are reporting
their missionary, .money- for"
Faster April 14tWwill be tht. -pirth
day of the church, ffie annual meet
ing. will' be held on that date. Rv:
rry effort in hoi<i? nip?lf> ' 1
rounded report* at -that meeting. Di?
reeling these activities are Sisters
G." L. Wainwright, Josephine Motle. j
and S. K. Singleton, Under thp direction
of these ladies, succe?S i< surf-'
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ClIKHTKK PARAGRAPHS.
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Mr. Theodore Youpgblood, Malta
ger of the Mutual lto^ef and I}enevoteTH"
Insiirance ^Company of >uth
Carolina,' spent a few moment* Tuos~
day evening, at the home of his . agents,
Prof, and Mrs. S. L. Finley..
while enrouto frone Charlotte.
Miss Annie Garrick is again teach:ng
her classes in Finley High, after
being at the bedside of her mother.
_Mrs. AnnttrTJarriek?ujk Col u rhbTa, for
about ten days, ? r .?1
ward with pleasant anticipations of
aprofitahlo meeting, whop the Iodine
Commission reaches^ this'-;?city on
Thursday evening.
Prof; and Mrs. S/ L. Finley ami
Rev. W, L. Baxter motored t<T <*olum
iiia Monday afternoon and witnessed
he lirst base.hall game of the seaat
{hfii-?Alma Mater/-Benedict
( ollege, when Allen iWitL.?Benedict
played. Mr. Daniel Williams and
Master II. I) Gladden aeeompnnieiw
them. Prof. Finley and Rev. Baxter'
remained...' in Columbia where they
ioined the byline?Commission for a
tour of the state.
. Mr. and Mrs. David Chalk" enter'njned
quite a number of fining penpie
at their home -Tuesday night.
Games, radio music, ice cream-and
ak.e were, enjoyed by the guests.
Mr Stale C?>tlege-~-t?r- :
iingeburg. visited the High Sehi.d
Wednesday afternoon.
Mi*, and Mrs. James Saunders and ]
niece, Mrs. Johnsfe and little' Miss
. Virgiiiia of 'CITaTTolte spent a -very
enjoyable evening Sudav with their. I
relatives Mn irnrt Mrs. (iriiFj?e?Bab?
coclc. I
"Broadway Scandals" is
hVeollonf Knforfiiin.
V; ment
C<tmlHn?v-CHUcr and Splehdof. T?f a
MusVal liovuv with Snappy Son;;
Hits and a flood Love Story.
"Broadway .Scandals" the alt-talktvir.
siiiKipjr, JTahclnn musical comedy
-etfsatit.n which opopsj) at the Capita',
~Th cat rir ~Wednesd ay^4k eifie V lamtin'it1
of fhe best sort. It has pretty tcirC
rorjfeous costumes, snappy dance
numhers phis a love siory ihai r*
heautiful and tender.
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tht? City and County- schools of
(treonville are nlanniriir to attend the
PnlihetUj _State Teachers' A ssm-bit ionwhich
meets in- Columbia. March
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The Rev. W. M. Watson pastor of
Tabernacle Baptist church and a
large number of his congregation niotored
^o Anderson, last Bunda,v,Jaf.l.oj' .
noon and worshipped at St. Pair1'
Baptist church, of which the Rev. ?
C. Campbell is pastor. They reported
the services and the hospitalities
. to-have been
-very gratifying.
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First ExcursioN
......-4'.. TO - ?: t, WASHINGTON,
D.C.
FRIDAY. MARCH 2S
wr, Aik^ji "i $15..>0
Barnwell 15.50
.?a Batesburg _--s? *_.
J__> Blackville
Camden tp?
Chester 13.50
Cotumbia v:7..,w.. 13.50 Denmark
? _ 15.00
Edgefield - .15Jiff. 1
Creenwood 14.50
^ Johnaton .... .15.50
Lancaster zru .50 (
I.exington._ 14.00
Newberry 15.00
Orangeburg 14.50
t* r<xk hih tor;
Winnsboro
Proportionate tares from .all
other points.
Excursion tickets good on all
trains Friday, March 28. Return
? flTtTH Hi rVai'h iiUi'inm pomi i>>
midnight, Wednesday, April 2.
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rf ??The famuus?Cherry*?
4 r Season.
The nation's capital in Spring
attire and innumerable attracy
tions awaiting you.
' Apply to-ticket agents ^
, Southern Railway
',[ System
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? t'-iit'inuecL from l>age <>ne
k >i >t n i; b.vmi{Li x<;s
f Hij>i 'tuin . I tliink that he outask
red+he -tT fT~Snurrt. of Newl terry
.y >; ..hi i hivr minuet'*. in
I have sk'etthed the trip briefly in
bet If serioliad a jorolur rein. r '
The real flory of tile trip appears else'
-rr-.-i., -PripT,)! ;Mli j l i v I \1 few nhpiTva j
-f-itrtis rafpilYt u the Fly. ? ^
i'he personnel < !' the has party rs ^
as fyll< \vs; Soyiiiour Carrolil, j. .1. ^h
stt!ii-k<. I), II. Sims, J. K.~ Dickson. S. eil
TT Fin ley, L M. A. Myers, AlanT. l)ix
'"P. H. \V ~?Kwiinin|n>"laerl (\ 11 Rliitvn hi
ManiJhi'tuiiVm. A. (!. Kennedy, W'il- ,lv
Jis Wal.son. Mrs. Taylor, George B. .lit
Yeargen, an'd T" Itida Hotital . _ i ^
?The ) >v. > vnmleiT.-rrr the party have ^
I ni'tn i,;- " linl'"' the strain of e?.n ^
slant travel All belonging to the party ^
have gained a few pounds - sinee loav . hi
'tig lloiitnbia. f
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DANCING REYUljy^
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CAPITOL ]
i Wednesday^
! ADMISSION
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Saturday. Mareh-22. 1930. , . w:-L
rontiimcd from page one " j"
J)r. .Matilda A. Kvmis^?~?. '-I
{ ans who re by-at an eaYly dute, there ' " J
mil I > established in Columbia, foi "
ir "group, a free' Clinic, whose fosfiiig
vtilt -so Ibe -pi^uddfid* for that . T't
s continuance will be assured. Of tlm "
TiTgan i' Medical AsKucintionrthg'lTi- -jJ
medical oreanrzatlbnOf our group L
i(t was formerly-president and. at
e "tinie-u>( the last 'election; declin- '
nomination for reelection... To thisjdy'
of outstanding physicans, she
is so. impressed .the "free clinic" i n.
that, by tfromt n.comfnrEtae h?n
;en appointed to recontmend'a mode
procecdyre. Because of these
iinits, and aside from her njerited \ '
romiuenee. as. a -physician and sui on,
.her diSp.UiiiUQIL ever to- be a
MU'factoi'i never a beneficiary,- makes
?v" a citizen -outstanding*^.
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rHEATRE
Thursday
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ertaker - Embalmer
Plastic Surgeon
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son, Couser & Davis
lertakers and Emb^lmers
Tioun ~ DILLON, S C. I
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217 S i : A HO A U I1) AVENUE
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Am bul arice Service
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