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Saturday, May 10, 1930 LAURENS NfcWS Sunday st-hool was held at th<> n<. ual hour with, a htrtrF' crowd Indite present. At 1:00 -u'clock the pasioiyRr.v. G. HT White, preached from the text, "Follow in His Footsteps." Not a stone \va?s left unturned. Three members. were added into full tnember ship,- After- w+rictr "thl'^lvorTTs Stfppe.r was given. A Judge chiwd wors h inped a*i alwnyA. ft... |w,ygm. ie nt il|'Ii: lull lone and service UK'am on Min day night was as usual good. ?? Church clubs?ttev?moving1 on?a ml v . everything is being done'for the good ni./l ?U? - *? * " u|n (jHtruusiii'sstoi mcrnurcfi, Services?were-held at MW l'ist?ab Presbyterian church with, the .Jtev, McFadden preaching -a wonderful scrnton. Mr. and Mrs. David Kiles left on Thursday for Richmond to spend a few days after which they will Iphvp for their home in New Jersey. They were accompanied /as far as Clinton by Miss Cecelia Duckott and Mr. John /y. Piitraan. Miss Dorothy Lomax of Clinton %yas the guest of Misses p^'hett qntl Mary Bailey on Friday afternoon. The Tacky Party given on Monday evening: was an enjoyable affair "esfiecially among?the?youngsters.?A" arprc crowjl was out" a Oil a good time was in store fb,. all. ? We are sorry to report that Miss Laura Hsfll flnno,Vit??? ivt..u rii-.. ? Puckctt, has underwent a seiloUs operation at. the -city?hospital awl-has beep veTy ill. WI* wish for her a speedy recovery. - " . Those on the sick list are Mrs. Margaret-Leake. mother of Mrs Alice ?Ytmrtgr Mrs7 Alleeno Burton, Mr. D. Burton. - . := "-.-I Mr. Clarence .1. Byrtl passed away at an early hour Friday morning here at the home uf his mother, Mrs. Aina'Hla Byrcl. Hi- pp. -home in Pennsylvania in the early fall and was advised by attending physicians to return to his home for ?better; But: ulLiittldjcH-l ?klll lUul lov-. ing hands could do he wua-ea44ed to his reward. He was a. prominent barber in- both cities-where he lived and loved by all who knew him. He was funeral iyed by his Tinstnr, Rev. Creen Htiater White on 'Sunday afternoon j?at the chiirchy-irnd interment ih the city cemetery. He leaves to mourn a wife, mother,, brother.ami a host of ' relatives and friends. The floral tributes were numerous as well as beau ttfulr Remarks ami telegrams read by Viv.f. Sanders. - His only son, Chuonce died cm the same elate of Mr. Byrtband was funerali/.ed. As we I'DlllI'mlwr ttn will ??.. . ? . Since he went honk*. How still the empty room l;is presence blessed? .. 7 IJ ntouched the pillow that his dear head' pressed, "Stiic c Fu7 \\ent home the b'hg, long, days, Have erept a way like years", Ami the dark niuhts li.ivo i:? i m-ii wilh bitter tours, . ? ?? Since he toeht home. .Mr,?Frai\k Williams^..uf Colunlbia attended tHo. funeral of Mr. Hyrd also and relatives were present, a large number of out of town friends . .. Commencements arc beginning. .The baccalaureate sermon of the T. S.'~ high school was hefiV~Ut Sl7P?ul 011 Sunday afternoon with a large . crowd present and' the Hev. A. A. I_^_.Sims delivering it. ?? I???? Mr. and Mrs. Samuel (larrett, Rev, and Mrs. Frank Uarksdale Mr. and "Mrs. Lee" Franklin/ Mrs. Mills and daughter, all relatives of the deceased, others,; Mr. and Mrs, Priest MilThompson and Many others the re' porter failed to get names,. LANCASTER Nl'WS * - . * The Sunday school of St. Paul A. M. K. church opened at the usual hour r.nr.-wUh a very good. attendance. The lessons were very intelligently taught by the different teachdrs and reviewed by .Mrs. F. II. Beaumont, the superintendent. The services at St. Paul Were largely attended during the day. We were . .1^ ,1 'I* I- - - - - x ? ' l ? . . piau to nave uvir nn'imii'i's added lo the church. ' . . " ' ?*. Stewardess boards one iind-uvi) nut at the home of Mrs. Mary Cook. Much busuMOJS was transacted.?-Preparer* tion wpK made for, the noming of .RL shop and Mrs. Hurst on Mother's day. Mrs. Hurst-'is to address-the-rrrbr"sionary society at 3:00 'pj m. i he seeon<l quarterly conference was indeed a success. Our elder, R?tv. J. McKenxte Hnrispn, wits a little indisposed, but preached as though he "was; a weTT man. We surely enjoyed that wonderful sermon. We are delighted to have Mrs. Ilar rison _aruj Miss Viola Boston of-^Sumte,. with us Sunday." Miss Boston, the president oi the district AT TT~E7 league addressed the league Sumlay afternoon. We are always gjad U> have these dadThfi With lls~ The Lancaster. higfi school is now near a close. Thy exercises -are very good. Tuesday bight will mark the closing exercises. Dr. Riley and teach . ers need to he commended for the splendid work done this year. SPLENDID VOUNfS WOMAN .PASSES /Wy _ . Mrs. Posie Morris, wife of Mr. Van cy Morris, an agent of ' the North Carolina Mutual insurance cdiftpaffy; J!?,i ~i.. o. i . ... :?? ?u? isicm vuriy ouiiuay hum <n mc threshold of reproduction-. M rs. Mor"^" -rwwaa frotn Ketvgew, for several years before her marriage she taught in Oconee'county. She and Mr. Morris were joined in Holy Matrimony last September. A host of sorrowing friends attended hev funeral at Seneca Monday evening. The Rev. C. F, ' Baptist church, delivered the eulogy, SANTUC NEWS Thomas Chapel A M. K 4'hurrk^I-ast Sunday was another high da\ In Ziop at this place. At 10:30 thji superintendent Bro I tker L. W. . Walker opened Sunday 'schooh The lesson was beautifullj discussed^ reviewed ky the :urperin j-tendent and enlarged by the pastor peime tnc Tio^e 01 cnc ressoii sona helpful thoughts WHfa given hiy llll'l" J, P. Glenn of Sedalla. At 12:U0 shar pour pastor, Kev _L?LI?Gamble. selected as a text St Mark 15:14. To say this was a won Jerful sermon anil a gi^eat reviva -meeting would not he sufficient. Whib the whole audience, enjoyed the grea teast many hearts were made tu le joice in the God of their salvation aril say as those of old "din not- our heart; burn within while he talked with u: i>y the way." The usual appeal was mude foi joiners after, which the Holy Com munion Was. administered At 3:0u p. m. Ke'v. J". P. Glenn o Stdulia preached a wonderful sernioi 'mini .1 uh? 14 U> and l?th ver ses. Using as subject "God's gift b the Holy Ghost in the Christiai Church." We are - always proud o such' men.? ? ??? -At T)ur pastor?preached an other _squL stirringsermon froni th book of Ruth. Knowing on Mother' Dav^ he would preach the annual sernnin's in morning and afternoun to th< OdiLEellows at Jeter's?and Santuc neached Sunday night. Not ontv al the mothers in the community shoub nav-e heard this message but all 01 the face of -the universe, li uwer possible and the ehildren-as well. Th sermon was tfull of |?iought lfcon start to finish, seemingly not a ston< was left unturned in making knowi the carp of mothers for their childrar A Charatable donation of $2.78 wa given the pastor to divide betweei Sisters Harriet Wright and Carrii Gregory as hp visited them in car lying eominuhidn. They remain 01 the sick list but still have the prayer ? f the church. Because of the many services a Thomas Chapel Sunday Rev.-Gam bl was unable?to fill his engagemen with Rev. G. C. Johnson at Unioi Sunddy afternoon. Nevertheless- hi sent his local minister, Brother Ai phonso Johnson in his * stead. This weeir Rev. Gamble, Bros. ,Je ter, W. J. Johnson and A. L>. Curen ton will leave for the Winnsboro dis ti ict conference at St. Peters chure n Monticello. Rev. Gamble motore In. Clinton with Rev. T. H. Addiso and preached two nights last' week Messrs. Clayton Jeter and Harpe Thomas were the dinner guests p Mr. and MTsTJuneph Walker last Sun day. , . ? Mi;s. Kssle-Carlisle visit cd brother and sister-in-law Sunda; l 'nl'I'ia fZ?nirr\i>\t ' ? PALMER?Robert J., and Adelaic ;i J. In everlasting and cherished men ory of our dear parents who pas?< away May 9, 1928 and June 5, lUfl Rosina, Esther, Leonora, Jennie, / delaide, Minnie, Edmund and May. Mr. Mab Moorman and family al io,. Mrs. Martha Ann ""Bennett wor l ipped at home church Sunday. Sis ter Moorman reported $1.00 on educa lion. Al! the Sunday school was prou to have brother T. W. Walker bac after several days of illness. ... _ (litRENVILLE NEWS~V ^ -Mrs, Charles.Brooks, Mr. and Mrs therspoon, Rose Elligan, Miriam W therspoon, Maggie Walker, and Mi Clifford Walker motored to Spartar Tit.rg on-Sunday anb^were" Joined 4s a few there and on. to Tryon, Nort Carolina where they spent the day i the mountains with friends; they al so enjoyed the great colored pictur "Hallelujah" and the Octette fror Livingstone college. Salisbury, o Monday evening. u The "Thank You Rally" spoHsore by Mrs. Carrie M. Thompson at Al len Temple A. M. E. church Sundaj May 4th, for the pews "was a gran success. She thanks all who helpe to make the rally a success, also Mi M. 1). Fowler, Dr. AVarren Cooper an Dr. O.-M. Thompson for donating th three prizes. The prizes were aware ed to the following Miss Eva Fulle 1st prize; Mrs. Mlaggie W^Rfams, 2n prize; Mrs. M. M. Sumpter, 3rd priz Amount raised $17.80.? Mrs. L. L. Sewell, supervisor (i county schools and Mrs. Hattie Di ckett, superintendent of the Phylli W heatley-eenter - attended the meei ing the FederaVttm-of Women's clulb last week at Sumter. The Rev. McFadden of Spartan burg is the supply pastor of the Mai toon Presbyterian church. The officers, members and friend -of- Evangelist Baptist church are c< lebrating the 22 years of active sei vice of their pastor, the Rev. A. I Burke, D. D., Sunday, May 11th pre mines to be-.a Red Letter day. " *- ??? naspnaii viissic i Benedict cott^^'ef Columbia, v State college. Orangeburg at Parkt high schol park on tVoodside avenu< Wednesday, May 14th, at 4:00 p. n This classic is being sponsored -ft the benefit of Phyllis W-heatley cei ter. Meet vour friends from far an near,, at the game and see the be.< game of the season. Quite a few of the Baptist mini: ters of our city are attending the Ba "tlst Educational mid missionary tvn vention. They alDseem to be arouse ov.er the compact which will either t adopted or laid oh the. table. Dr. H. H. Gibbs, owner of Giht pharmacy has one of the most up-b date drug stroes in this state. Unlil most drug stores it is always clee you get. ' - . ' . IV UElfnBl'iu ; . IL ' THE PALME SPARTANBURG NEWS --?Triuitj, A. M. E. Church NfU's . Sunday - school opened at 1U:0U us . usual wTthra~Jotty bunch or^young{ folk and a set ol well trained leachr ers who dig deep for information to - impart to their classes. . _ /\i 11:30 Dr. AleClellan-in a -Christ ~ <"g tne lirst-. Sunday the church was - inautilully?and?solemnly?decuiuleU with white drapery and lovely flowers. ilVe choir was beautifully adorned in ^ their wmte uniloi;nis also stewardess I uuards numebrs 1, 2, 3, and 4 who t n> arched down the isles led by our t oainted mothers, Mrs. Ella Whitmtre i- and Mrs* Angle Eostei; while the wri1 ter sat and watched the well- trained 5 choir and stewardesses 1* wonderuu s within myself if heaven be thus so glorious why stand 1 in fear of the jr future. , Dr. MeUlellan preaches a clear cut gospel. He is well trained as a gosf pel preacher, organizer and director. 1 a church that has any fraction df Gou . tD if, cannot die under the leadership 7 ol' such a'man as this. Long may he n live to help Christianize, energize, vif talize God's people. At five o'clock - Mrs. Inez Gairett gave a silver tea . at her homeland a Very timely' pro~ e gram was had. Finance wa* .good. s We were glad to have Mrs. M. Mc_ DoWell worship with us also one of p- -ehe?paiticipams at. the silver tea. ^ _ At" 8:00 o'clock-the man of Gotl7 sounded the gospel trumpet Whicfrev1 ery anxious soul expressed by his or j ner countenance that they were well d fed with spiritual food. Thfc day was. g- enjoyed by all, church iuveis. Jlh-iuiB ty church is our boat and we are with, in the boat being safely guided on by e our great Captain, Jesus Christ. n Dr. McClellan as our pilot sits at ^ the steering wheel wat^hin^ the (roul s We within, have no fear of wreckage, 7 ^for the ship . is guided on , by Jtisus e Christ through Dr. McClellan. J Sunday as we all know will be Mqif ther's day throughout the jcpdnecuuni s Too much cannot be said or done fur the sainted mothers. Our program t for the occasion is special sermon, by 7 XhtL pastor at 8 :Ut> o-'clock;setection, t senior choir; talks, Madames K. WhiFn mire, A. Foster, O. Blakley, A. Craig. e L. Williams, and Iona Kelly; sel.ee. tion, senior choir; recitation, Miss M. Chestnut; paper, Mother, Miss" L. W. RodgersjT solo, Miss J. K. Lefg; reci? lotion, Miss E. McJiinpsey; recitation, Master Melvin Chestnut^?solo, u Mr? IT 1 M ? """ecu, jjajjer, moiner ini d the home." Miss ST Whitmire; reci-l h tation, Miss Alice ' Turner; paper, [7 "Mother in the sick rcom," Mrs. M. r Blackmail; paper, MrsT C Lfean, sef lection, junior ehoir: "An Anacrostic _ Mother," Prof. M. iVn-gldK; solo, Miss Etjnora Poster; paper, "Mother's ,r Task," Mrs. J. Anderson; paper, "Mo. y ther in Trouble,''- Mrs. -Connie Chestv Jiut; paper, Mrs. H. Alexander; solo, .w Mrs. I. Garrett; recitation, Miss H. L* - Perrin, solo, Miss E. Whitmire. Come - out and enjoy our evening of ceje;; bration on this day when-some hearts - ate made to feel sad for the absence d o'" mother and some made' feel glad k to,, their presence. Financial report " for the day was over the top. > Thpse continuing ill are Mrs.' 1.. Hampton. Mrs. Q. Atchison, Mrs. N. Byrd, M-rs. -C. Ward law, -Mr.?G: ?S-tiu*- i - -ther. - ' ' 1 ?If you are in need of first class hosj'i pilal service call or see Mrs. Carrie : Perry, Howard Street. When if it) r need of first class funeral service have some one to call Woods' Funeral u We were glad to .have.pur presiding n elder, Rev. E. Philip Enis- look in tin I us last week. We want hint to feot""that he is always welcome iti Spartanburg, being a good friend of our n he loved pa&tor. d , r ; BENfiETTSV1 U.K NEWS' d d ??? r. d Mondav-ftfternoon \vn? bmun in mir e city to he a sad day-with^the relatives I- and friends of our darling little M il:r wee G'race on Marshall street, d Mrs. Birdell D. Rogers arrived home ;e Sunday afternoon from Washington ? view-the-xemains of her niece. The, rf funeral services were among the larl gest ever attended at' Shiloh Rapis tist churchr .' Many beautiful flovvbrs were given. Rev.?A. J. Wright, pastor, Rev. W. , F. McCoy, pastor of St. Beulah Bap, tist church, Rev. J. W. Cooper, pas? .tor of St. Michaels M. H. church, us|8 sisted in the service. Miss Beatrice , Kihg, member of Miss Grace class, sOpoke on her as a classmate. Mrs. Whittaker, member of the Hi I school faculty spoke on her school work. Mrs. Hattie Spears-, being her 1st teacher, spoke on her 1st life in Our dear little Miss Mjirgaret Reese >r classmate of Milwee, sang a solo, that ? made the "hearts of all sad. Mr. Dudn* ley sang a solo also. Milwee was the >r only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.. G. i- Grace. They died a few years $gu. id She resided with her grand mother, it A loving dear soul is gone. Sleep on Milwee and take your rest, we loved i- you but God loved you best, p Mrs. Wr-M? Hanna spent a lovely rr afternoon with the reporter oh Thutsid day and renewed her subscription. >e Dr. and Mrs. L. M. MeCollum and many others motored to Woodsbury >s North Carolina and while there they J-< visited the Fishing center and Dr^Ju. te M. MeCollum, one of South Carolina's in expert fishers. They reported a splenitr dtd afternoon stay. Mrs. Lawry McLeod is on the sick list.?.?? ?? ?Mro. Salttc Hope, Tdtflo Mimi Str ? wart, Mrs. Frances Reese all are on je the aick list. Trust they will soon recover. ? ' , t*j| Superintendent Ratliflf of Chester^"IfeTHT superintendent of the Cheraw k? district of the A. M.. E. Z. church ? made a visit to Evan? draper A. K. E. Zion church Sunday afternoon. . 4 TTO LEADER v ~~1 J'rg- mi\ Rev. I*. R. Mdmlona was in the city Saturday 1.111L Sunday t*out.c For si,*I' vice. He was the house guest of .Mr and Mrs. R. R. Ro ss oij K ?In street, Mrs R .ininmkiii ^|>enl- I-W* afternoun Sunday -w+th Mrs;- trod?r-M-tse Sanders on Amelia street. Rev. and Mis.- A. J. Weight. ?Ujp conjpamed by Mm. W i igfo . Uic niotnePj made a pop call .to a number of members and Friends this week. Services reported From the different cburehes ?were goud SttmfctyT? Many -yyHI render* spec m I -A4^l-h<o' - t ?,t, tn..grams. ' ?Rev. a: >. Wllflll flt-tu eh .1 ;.t j. I v I, oid sefinon lo_r.a full hoo e Sunday inorrtiiiK. As our pastor IcIt Monday morning IAT the. .stale convention In was murejoice Sunday morning just_as'fit*"st^iud to cUj.su out. To In? surprise lyirs.'M. \V. Williams prescy.ed fiiin a laigt' Imx1 with an c.v?-lhhl new suit. After which Deachn lios lard read the names* of all thai hao j-oO freely given and over_ j??7.70 wie I.which made $11U)0 for morning col ection. Rev. Wjight m&de an effort |io express his feeling toward them. The members- sent him to the .convention fjill of snlilesHind with heavy -uuMie to rallv with the A cJass. | Tiie members' and friends of .Marl Lc ro county are doing all They car For hifn and his lovely family. They deserve all that we may.do for' fhein. J?Prof. C. Wright, prinri|vi| .or. the graded school with his'chayipLon lean". I loft un pIv Alumlnv ? ft ?.? ??<??.?? <' ???>_ dim where they put over a real guim Jn Jjovihg nienifTr'y or"WTTITahfMV-T" VJ23T ntUtl Dear heart you left me, Sad and solemn 1?feel, -??^ But it was find- n-h., ln-r.-ti 1,; Hi' Oun all our unrrrnw !_ Devoted wile. Sa<lie IlllNIIII." Ijj memory "of our dear soji and brother: 1 Me ol"W was hard; the shock >e\ere. Lit4.li1 thought Wild death ro neai,?? Only those who have hjst.vaiultdl. Zthe'-puin" of parting without farewvtn Days of sadness still come. > ;Secret toftrs dor often lliiw, Memory keeps y >u pea,. us.?hu-4iud?took you a war ait".' Mother and father, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. II a htjUr -s4ste is uml I * l'i> t Ire is. dfVllt.l'Ij Sad 1' Hani.a. ^,Vv=rr.^.-.. ? a ' . 4 \V IN NSBOKO My&S , The niHlliiellii'ini'iitf of tjic graded school- will begin Friday night. Ma\ 9th-with an operetta,. "("o|d;lr.rk= Adventure," by the tirst and scorn, grades, Misses Cecil .Ionian ami Sara Miss' Amelia and MY.- Onier Alcffi tosh entei taineil a nuinboi?of liieml1 at their epacious home 011 .\orth (iar,den street Monday: nigliTT tiam.es wen I layed after which a delicious ice course-was served. Those present* were 'UM??( Yei! .1 1 dull. ma Beaty, Messrs.- .-Vinos and Jioldcn By rd of Baltimore and Clarence \\nod ?rfl. A Ie s s rsA nYO's ~rrii 1 < ? ?Mr n?lfv Baltimore were pleasant \ i - I<>! tl eir parents last week. Miss I'atsy Mcintosh r ?till mil fined to her l?ed pIso'Mil?Pu-.k*^ l amI Ml', James Brown. Mrs. J)avid Bratton and Mi . I. telle Johnson ait- impe'xi'Vg to- the delight of thei,. many. liremh A ~ tacky party was given in tin school auditorium?Friday niphY. Mr? Sadie Cade was the winner.? Misses Cecil J'o'fdan. I/ilium Silio. t. Sara Brown ami Kwnia Beattv :n"t^mipamc<r~!te\s -( iT^T.~R VTT y"T>< iTa city of Ridgewa.v* Saturday. Mr. James tlaston returned t.V Baltimore last Sunday after spending/^ while with his parents. ? " Mi ss Esther (laston of Allen university spent a few days home last week on account- of illness. r Dr. J". IV Pickett of Camden was called here to t!)e hedsjde id" his lather. Mr. Eddie. Davi^ has "purchased a new place of business. We hojTF fm him much success. v' Piv.dVJt.4lr But-jet* and son, Henry. Jr., of Hartsville yyd&fc'in' the city a short while last Friday. Mr.?and?Mrs -'A Icv.-mder |{n?>ell, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur llarnion." liev. a'Hl Mrs. (I. M. l*hner? Mr. -and Mis, JSaonuel Moore, ami Mrs. .\tnvire. .Mr<. Fstelle Davis, Mrs.-Rosa Davis, aiul Mrs. Isabella Batiste want mi a lishir;f* party last Thursday; Tbej reptjjt a very'pleasant 11T| 1> if m fisli.?:? A ham .contest will be itnyn on" th" St. Paul Baptist church law if on Tucs dav ni^ht in interest- of the rally t- > he held very soon,? Mj,\ James Bookman spent a lew days in Mooresville last wM.-^? ?Watch fur rht'-pht.t?KvT s of l.i>vF" to- be presented1 hi t-hc -mJiooI aiuiitorrunr at aif earh--date,Miss J.iUtan Smoot directress. ?Rev. Ciallman oif- Winston Salem, ig in tho pity f..(- 1'r. .l.iy. llf is very busy at tin- dirt'ir-Hif t In.)relies while here, ifN MI:M(HM\M < v 4 ^ \ ' In loving memory of our dear bctv ther, Tecumseh Williams, who der parted this life May 7, 1 P'Jp.ftnt^-yent ago. Gone but not forgotten. You cannot say, you must not say, ,, That he is. dead, he is just away, With a cherry smile, anit a wavr nj ~~the hand. He has wandered into, an upkuowi land, And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must-*he, .since he linger? . mere. fn the love of thee as The love of" 'Htsttprs ami' ?; Hw. Malta Ware, Miss May me L. Williams, Mrs Corinne GambreiV Mr, Frank (Jam hrell, Mr. Frank \Villiairr?r~r" LOCALS ' flabf . "" ' Miss Louise Murph of North lef ""f)p th<* 2nd for Brooklyn to ioin he sister, Misk Pansy Mfn-ph. We hop* for them a successful vacatio?? ? PAGE THREB ?????tmmmmmtm? ??" dies wci'c vcuv ehafminjr in, their pienie dresses and lo-ilced like roses of stun met. " ~ *7 " ' Mess-.- llalne I/?njr,.-f-SamueJ (vui-m-s.* I'ii Kette, Ivrry, ?.\I arris and I ark sr iii i>1 ( uiirdeii were the-Suruluy i \ II111 i*" ene-t- of I b'e MiiiSJ's Boo'/er. , J. liuI NSNK h NKWfc .-.'d:... -A.i.lo- Mir i - fiM- .<-i4?a w tw ' ir1??= la ' fs? rin attei '(in- y\ ? ? k ikiie - , Mh< v. In all nvte->?k"ei uiul p? ,-i I, u .ii|iniii 1.1. i,i i... i i.. 111. .. . 'mr la 1 ill ,1 I - int.. I t I III I ( A \J 111 i i 11 .v in- i it i \ 11 etl l>\ Iyer h U> 1 !' 1 ' .1 ' . 1 1 >? 111 I I il.d 1 i ielnf. Ifil ri'inailir v'\oiy eui '. I'd 11' \\"a>(tie s die. Snuda.N y\ li?'i i4? ' Ai. de i????:?-?fn-'\*ine, \ >itfi :aHne Mi'--. Miii \ \ .lack->oii?is stdl'vei ,' " : ? ' r ' -1 l-.arlv -u \\ ? i 1 known ? " * , I w w The tni'inUTK of St. I'aul art* soon to t*n11*rtiti11 .tVidistrict fconference. Mj;,,'aml..-A!?s. A. Sherftid have .a.. ?. *4r >vee|; -end' truest. Rev. JanejetJe. ;Wtr ??' IM 'tud to say Mrs..* Mai > Ihxon is iinproviny allot ha\ijiy been - ill so?iontr. -- '?Mrs. Mary J?HnMro- -fs-tmpVoci'ii.. .Mr. \\ . M. Robinson has lityuir to ~ try. to improve his -phoir. A "ood /nany of St. I'aul month -i ^ irjTTV(-d ~tl:o nPvv?loac,,..?|nn"i.i i'i ?rs - S'Hulay afternoon. Mt-. \V . M. i laiK " i-aptiM .lout It \ i- d,d Nl I'ait I Not. . d..y (lot dooi> aty. alway open*. _ M !' holiia..'2^Jao'OoOo_lj_;. j I vanston to t imI lift \rlrr- He*\fi It . I. i a pleasnot irip; . :J Shoals -Hmirtot to y i \ v a n i o-.-1 a m u: * iatcri-^i oi tici' cluli. Alfi'iMl Moon-,- M i st._Kioaiioi . kohin^.n motored to Sta'l. eollojre 1" sei^her daughter, Miss Ivvm. '|-h?*v t --found'hot ye-Uihy* alony fine. On m v ay hark ? t hey . stopped* in Hopkm t' s,.,. Mrs. Iytura 'Reynolds. . '|'|,e\ : <poi tnta prnmt trip. i . 1 he- larnu-rs are busy planliiiy. -| . Mrs. -hit nice ('uniiiiys, Sirs. .1 1si, The niaiiy- ft iends of M is> lietii i"T'tit Itol.in.s.;,, a,e glad to '-ee. lo t aP - J-'?I?.l.i i: n i: ?a \\n\?-tench up;?rrr?< .'til;- :? Mile..., . . The K. ol -p. pa\ e a dunce, "t limit 'ill u hieli was m-iv itioeli enioved byyall.^ ' ^ ^ ^ , lb", i .Iani -rr^-tx'?is s|u 11djt'j Hi,' " \ ,'a K vuil ui (Aukesbury as the yu ~ * <~f- Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson. : The many friends of Superiti J ?i?Lii?M i ni > ltiil.tr>. on w i-i-i?iii'.?i-n?r. J??In lea III j.,1 Ins iJll.i-..,, IR>1<) NKU S ?iuriin? -revival bera-ii at Mac d-mia - Taptist eliurcii last- .Sunday u>UI is. t-o.viny on nicely. Rev. SpiynoV \va* itb us all day Sunday ;? ?'> |b?v vsr ? " r's is I<r conduct t hi -nieet inc. t lii imit . the week. We are always, ylad to I ave ICe\. .Nonas with us as In- liYun.-sell -Si nil stir-liny -mcssny -s. I*'"' YTackson. on I*- past in a. pj.tLu Funy 'to u 11 e in I t he?I hi] disl 1 a I < i- (m *?nt'ioii in. Anderson:"* Mr. ('. ('. t'ruwford our lai.tb'J sn()erinte;alenf, bus dotfe 'wonderfulv i>r-li lor the' church sin.ee-lieiirv. w it.h i.-. We owe hint inuch crt tlit. ,.\V?are very. V<u ry he will.. ha\? ' to l?-aw; tr V. h 11 setLUiit is out. T .. " "NN'e \\i-ii- very triad india-il to hat .s niatiy of our 1'rieinls I'roni Voutnr t hape.l to -\ is it us"tasT SunilTry" U < | always 1'i-jfJ. as one. We hopi- t ii<-\" . " Ai : ft I O ; | 111 I 111- Fo 11.line lit It'll. All a III*. "n.-M .I.-1A ^4:?1 den ona n -i " spoilt" on llurhisan's. rumplis last Satimlay wla-ii tha - faculty had tlu*ir hi-'laI 11it-iin-.-?Miss .lanni*'*- Mai- .*YC?TiYt.fv as < 11>\\ ikmI ,\Ii>s Mai'hjsini^l'oj^v inli'iiijr first' jni/i' I' i; tFu- hist tltt-inu V iiiyliani ?11 ass.' Al.is.- l.iU'ilc Haw its ivrnn yrmrrrf?jrrrzv hr~Tfia" jmitres TT~~ | .a l it was saitl that thi-V f. nihil. at M I T ililTu ult tu iltTriily all .just jVh-i i f<t?u 1*1 j'-al. 11if- |*i i/.us as all ?if tin- la ; 1"" ' it _ DRUG > i u- - TR counts; dk ??? ;FIR: r - 11Q5W att h tTVff t otvS tre e t . . .DURHAM PINCKNEY'S Fl UN'DEltT AKKH AND LICLNi CAROLINA- A ; ' ' r.?- y ' * \ * ' * 11 PincUiiey.^s Sanit I BEST EQOIri-El) IN THf |_ FOR Yt) O o _ | The Horned SMrs* Nettie Snnc We make < jijii ?y~iizrsz\v'~r~~^" m,i u~ r'~~c "" Wedding and I 1330 Assembly Street - . ? uV" ' . .lu ?II. Ill it'll I? ; l >U1HHIV \?r . 11 h. " . l?i'Vb I*, 'i Scull fiii'i *i u in i ly I I' U Mm ,-.i.ii> 1 <i l^ilmuir* VVIKMV I?* iiS? |-t < ,<i j a ? alt U-- j -ui- 1 In - ? I*1 j.i I \ I!. < ) . u i i ll " i H . W| . -1 PAINS I : -I "A, > Kav years ago, my KJ T health was'very bad," cA m writes Mrs, A. J. Seymour, CJ _ 3915 N. TVvelitli Avfcjiirm- H ? ? iugham.1 Aia.i whose picture U ' =1.' r; is printed above. _ , 54 ^ ^ ' nor tWd equal to tj to^uy ^ I a fj " bit with pwinsTTn my side c4 J and back. I was very \vyak. U j "I hnew-that 1 tini."t take?54 ??t?-? i.\ something, to keep up. T* M saw Cardui advertised and ?4 j decided to try it. 1 uui glad >"] ? I did, ior I felt better alter u H taking iny lust hot-Lie, 1 M 2 ' took thre.e in all, and w as ?j R greatly improved." ?4 1? Try Cardui for-your trou- 54 ? 2 bles. Get u buttle, today. u ^' I ' ' ' , EC*aoEJ " CARDUI] ~ Helps Woraen To Health ? iVANTS : Y _r TTI STORK sr. ; '*'T CALL 219K? I ' K I N I S. I'h. G. JNERAL HOME >i:i) EMBAIA1ER OF SOBTII M> GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment As Good as the Rest * ?\nd Ret tor than the Rest _101RI1:^Y.; . -? ??a ad SERVICE Office Rhone 8707 Residence Rhone 7704 ?10(TtrW ASIUN G TON ST.; < COLUMBIA, S. C. ary Barber Shop C CITY. 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