The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 17, 1930, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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DON'T MISS THE MYS- ;
TERY -1
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The Thirteenth TJhai,. at the Royal i
next Tuesday evening promises to be
the hit 6t the current theatrical sea- t
son. Society will attend, in gala at- ^
tire. Although the auditorium at Al- {
>5 len university was crowded when it j (
was presented lasi nionin, many mere
were who were denied the opportunity,
seeing this brilliant play. Be (
cause of the insistence on the part of - .
the. public that another presentation j
? tie given Mr. Buumgaidncr the direc
tor of this play, decided to stage it
with the same well trained cast at
the Royul Theatre.The
cast has*3 been in rehearsal fin
the past tiyo weeks and the director j
promises the-Second performance will 1
exceed the first. "The Thirteenth ?
Chair" is the niastor- stroke of Bay- I
ard Velller, -noted dramatist and a.u: n
thor of "Within the Law." This will t
the last opportunity to see this <
play.* Many people wholuTve seen the i
old Lafayette" Stock company play .
"The Thirteenth Chair" say that Abbie
Mitchell didn't have a thing on J1
Amumntba Jackson Its Rosalie- La p
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: Rev. A. W. Hill Choice
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For Bacalaureate "
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?Tn?- intelligence has - reached us
that Rev. A. W. Hill pastor of Friehdship,
Aiken, Jias been invited by the
president &n<rfacility of Benedict col?
lege to preach their annual sermon.
Rev. Hill Is *a graduate of the State
? ?:?- college, Owangohurg. clA>s?I'.tO.'f, Vil-,
r?? II.'.:,... -.1 . I llllll
Benedict, class 1SU7, affd has two.
children who are supposed graduate
??tibm Benedict hi eh School t his^'ouTT^
We congratulate the school in its,
choice and Rev. Hi.ll on his signal
honor. For indeed he is one of the
most forcible preachers in South <*dr- "
ii lina._ This, was very much in bvide'tee
at the B;lpli>t?State > onven- 'J
> tio'n wnich closed one of its greatest 1
. - sessions in Andei'son iast week. Rev. J
Hill preached the?pre wonvention srfr-- <
mon from the-subject "(Jod's Divin.y
Deliverance." This was one Tof the *
most powerful sermons preached be- <
N... . fore this body. Training ~added t *? "1
experience has "won for* hinni place ?
on the platform 'among the "oratohTr"
He is also inv;i"?' to'deliver the in--5 s
, troductory sermon before- the Wo- <
men's State convention at rhestev <
hv June.~"'~ H
PAKKFK FKJII tOXI'IM I'D 1'
Itecdssary $L,f>U0 to advertise aiubthejl
association is now in debt because of-t
' ? its expenditure during the- struggle. | <
"Now colored people for one rea-.:
;?son ut- another in the pai't?may have?
differed with the K. A. A. C. 1*. I'er-j!
haps We have made mistakes. That j
is human. But there is no other or- j'
-guniaation?which?rein-eivirbty w-ntild
have- made the . Parker tie.hi.- Aief.j
that fij?.ht certainly and. und'sp itably
demonstrates The Hbsntntr nrril"-I'm
the N. A. A. C. P. There is one way
> in Which the colored and w.hitr friends
of the association cap express their i
?F-Ml S T
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wmstoirsi
The Creat Anniversary of the for hum
'J. C. Wfiite, will take plaee during the
tist- Church of W instun-Salenuijfwhicl
Sermon will be preached Moiulat nigh
present pastor of the /.ion Baptist Chi
FARE: $2.75; Children 111
' Thl? train will fea've -aft 7 :?t? . jVI.
services 12:0tt o'clock.
I.v, ' St' H KI
Columbia _1 .. 7 :(MI
State I'ark . . . " _ . ^7*:2I) "
hilljans ; 7:2.">
Blythewood : '7 :30 '
KidirewiLv . 7
Simpson .. S:00
ui.1.1- c, ..-v
rtiii'KKJii
"" Winnsb?tf??... . ... .i__ 8 ;12
White Oak _ ...-. .. 8:2?_
AVuod ward . . . ... -tfT.'ttr.^IftckstOtk
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. ' Chester , .
..'_t -Lewis ~-I2 V. in 9:07
L_ Smith 9:12
. Rock Hill . 9:30
_ Fort Mill 9
COMMITTKK ON AltKANOKM KN'I
S. Anderson .1 C Cn-rn 'I'lms Uilli:n
aier, Robj. Lykes.
I LUCKY
With a Written (JuarnnU'C.
?-? You
I Health, llapiiiness^hove. Moi
I Control, Jolts, Business Worri
informati
B - VV'rtlt- ;r
I ~ D, ALEX
"200 W. 1351k Street
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Monday nite, May 19, 8:1
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ippreciation of work done*-< We ate's
eceiving" shoals of congratulary tele- 4
trams ami Of course we ap- 1
ueeiate and are delighted to have 1
nese expressions of good will. But
vo need money- We need money-hyd- ?
y and We need it right now. _t
"Lots all those who feel the N. -A. 4
\. C. P. has done something worth 1
vhile and deserves sUflPprt contribute *
it once to ^he limit oT their1 means
,o tiio ^loorfield Storey-Louis Mar- i
;hall 'Campaign which is tjojV under \
,vay. Ui\T and give at once, either 4
broiigh the local branches of the 1
SI. A. C. P. or to the national otice
at ti'J Fiftlwrvenue^^ie\v York."- i
CHARLESTON NEWS 1
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Continued from page seven,
lete uniform, made a? excellent impression.
Messrs. Paris Maxwell and
1'heodore Long acted as stewards for |
Lite oiri'iisiuxi,. ami irir cimucnon u > ,
uTtt aS I he fine fellowship v'U'siitied ;
a) the wisdom of this'Young* People's J
service put on by the pastor, and olli.TTs:
Mrs. M. L. Witherspoon is the .
chorister of the junior choir.
TJie district conference of the Charleston
district convened last Wednes-'
Jay in Mr. Carmej church, Jtutledgo I
a.eiiue. Rev. J. H. Johnson, pastor. 1
Dwing loathe illness of the presiding !
eide-?v- and the death- of -the- bishop^!
Phc~ meeting. was ad journed after .the
Vvi*ra tnlfwri In alunllen of _
Dr. Ala nee, with fhe assistance of the
ministers of the district Dr" JT A.
llollins presided. Hev. 1. W. Wilburn
nnnpari'd-favursbly ivith-those of t-ric-ktst?year.
- A? short devotional ser\
ice was conducted in which prayer
wa suffered for the recovery-of'the
presiding elder by Dr. . Sandy Simmons.
? 777 zz.? - ~ " . . Resolutions,
wore adopted on the
ileal h of Hi shop as iollows;
Resolutions of C0ndolence?,.
Mysterious are the ways of "Proviuen<}cli,Vie
maketh His paths thru tli.v.
seas. He ijdes upon the zephyrs ol
tlie evening. The" power of His anger,
who can understand! Tiny.,depth ofj
His love who call fathmm?VV'e follow?1
Hiiii by faith and riot by sight. And J
lliank.s~.to His?matchless name he is?
loo good to du -us wrorig and lie is )
.00 wise- to make a inn-take.' So that '
even TO may be an expression of
Toil's infinite love. It is often death's (
liuty ?"> take the faithful of earth '
from labor to refreshment. "He. giv*'|
L'th Ifis -beloved rest.."-,
'.Sad and touching-wrrr the news that !.
- ed over the wires Tuesday morningT }
arrying the information of the death.*
<>f our beloved bishop, Rt. Rev, John *
flurst. and how, ' : ' '
Whereas, it has pleased our Ilea-1 j
lenling* with uiT to take fruin us 'It t '
d op John Hurst, and
- W hereas,_ his labor's m the South
ai idiuj?f il'lK1 <-r<-not- havi- l-een out
landing and helpful ami J
VCtu-i-iois H h lias ^nnred no pains1I
i "make full proof of his ministry" i
in ivory respect as it pertains to the *
kingdom of Christ, in the hounds of 1
h'o'.iTn i aroIina. as well as in the, S. 1
C. .Conference arid;
W'liereas. he will he missing by ail 1
;>'? mterests of the church in the *
Mate; therefore he ,it,
.Resolved, that all the presiding el
il?-.r^..and ministers and laymen of the '
URSIQN
ASON TO? . ,--h'
I'^pastor of Zion Baptist Churchy Rev. I
week of May 19th at tlu* First "Hap.-j1
ti he-is apw pastor. The lntroduftirre-H
t, Miby^Rli. by Rev. J. I'. Reeder, the)
arch, of C'olunibyi,
ider 12 years: Half Fare.'
I rinmi in 4n W i?st on-Salem until after!
M US
A. M. ... $2:75
A.mVI. 7_i __ r.. 1 $2.75
A. M. I..... .$2.75
A. M. .52.75*
A; M, $2.75
A. At.? $2.75
A. >1.-777: i ._A.._$2.75
A. SI. ^1.-^ S2.7.V .
JU-.M. 1 _ .$2.75
A-. H. $fcr5?1
A. M. ? ; $2,75 _
> M ' - -tit .1.-82.7.1
A. >1. $2:50 "
AM- . . _...?.___S2.50
A. >1. $2.5(1 ]
A. M. $2.5 0
f-l? \\\ Williams, W. 11. Coultry, '
us. Coo II. -Htmipftm, Rpvt Cf K. Kra
HAND I
Its Principles* Will Help
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ley Peace, Power, Influence,
ies and Happiness al Home.
ION FREE
Poday
ANDER I
New York C'ify.^PT, Y.
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30 P. M. ^ ^ +*
THKPA.LA1I
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^ oiith Carolina Conference do hereby
ix press jjur heart;y ror rets at tKc
massing of our* pre siiling bish >\>, Rt
iev, John Hurst.
Resolved lurther, that we have lost
ii Hishop IIin si a scholar, mi earnset
Roller for- the .Master, tnf^tjtrtsjfCikOii
loiertder of the A. M. F. church, a
over of his race, aip.l a citizen, oi
lalionwtde influence,.
Resolved l'uither, that we do bow
a humble submission tyu the intinife
vill of our Father Who loves his c.hiltreii
in all His deuliiiKs; unatU^ jJt Fur
her, -i < ~ i
Resolved, that \^P* ex mess our svm
:fathv to uiul for mil bishop's wife
tnd son, Whose Hearts are bowed "in
.'rift' tm^poakablc whose?every
.bought was ( ? .-the bishop and Jjis
-lightest need; who did all humanly
possible to make him comfortable and
xteiid his earthly .stay;
Finally, resolyi d, that we carry the
bishop's fomdy to the A1 w bo Frifrnd,
who is a In-hand to the widow' ami
Z lather, to the fatherless, ami may
lipd -Woss and koi-p them iiv thtrho)
1 j"\v of his hand
\ ery respectively ami affectionately
Rev. Jesse E. Beard, chairman,
l.evs. .M. A. llollins, K. \Y. Glance,
presiding elders; Revs. J. \\\ Witherspoon,
A. FrrB. Jtorry, I'. C. Lisbon,
U. \V nod o' her niinisl.ers
of the Small/ Carolina Coni'eience.
* - The ministers' wl?r iptHored-io- B?lt
in.ie,. to ii'.Uini?Lhc?I'mn-ral of?EL
slop Hurst. ;fre the following: ' Revs.
kL I, flimhovc, 1 \V. Wijlu'lspooM, ,R.
. Law pence, M. A. llollins, 1. \Y. S
Ball, 1., I' \irhu'.-. and Brother D. S.
Creeii. Thuy reUifikd 1:1 o'elo k. Satin
day I'epoVung a s;iie trip and e.\cellent
entertainment in -the?homes
i f Bishops-Jjavis^ii'ui.lh'- A, l\. Rice.
BAPTIST CON Y EN TJON Continued
South faro-linn t:i m justly lli<
masterly address. more over, so utterly
put to4. rout his tradueers add
woil over his opposers that, without
m-wosition. tho follow in.?? oll'ieers were
fe-ehsetedtLj*-. * v
Ticsident: I>r. J. S, Karle-. 'Spar[nnhuny;
viro- president. Dr. II. -II,
Butler, Ilartsville: secretary. L)r. H.
Watkins, BeltAfri.; assistant secretary
Dr. y., I'\ (iatuly. (jrecn.viUo; treasurer
[lev. 1'. M. Tiny-kin.- t'olunihia; statis.ioialt,
Rev.. (j. (!. l>a?iris. (ieor?retown
T he~ follow if 1 -rre ihruotrsrwefw pivarir- d:
; ; -y
The "iVe-l'onvenln.Mi Sermon" ' by.
hat prince?ahumy?pulpitcei s. I >i.
W. Hill, of Aiken: The Introductory
> )<>n. by Rev. T. M. lioykin, .( oI'Uihia:
the Doctrinal Sermon. by Rev
M. C\k H. Dillard. Bamheru'. the edu t.tioiijil.-Kornion
by Rev. ti. Ci. Dato
<Js, ClebrKt'trtwn; the Missionary Sei-iioii,
by that, v-eteiuii pahtor, Rev. T.
I.. Williams....Camden. And these sernotis:
ea h "of Hit he all of them, it
;|'(,uhl !'? -aid, w et'e Dill only masef
pieces of ehoi.ee ' diet ion. polished
hot-ot ie".?frrrrl?s.i ne?d.-dm (huts.'-?the-yvere
all of that and very much more.
PI ey breathed richb- of . the spirit
TT ( .hrist. Th.-y yrrTV liuntinir mesu
(jes- from the heart ihat atleetisoly
0 the heart of the hearers went. The
results wore pelite.eostpl!
_J iiaoC-KuU.-elect- .^LLcim of Be ILe.d Let.
_ <i]leye held -spell-hound the vast auliohfHQ-Hs
he recount -d -his numerous
- VuuDi'les aiul many achievements at
\'< rris ailli'to1,- t:.r e a most, satisfactory
aeeouu-un;; of his- stewardship
1 ?r. I. 1?. Rhisou. -whose timely ve.here,
aiul ir.tr duecd. his ,successor,
marks-wvciu? o . l oud11 y?and?apprpriili
o'i-fi\ ci.! it;;:''' i1 can l)(l satelv
asserted that, a - p-ty sah-nt of Morris
I i llejfe, he now ha y -t^tul w ill -contin"?to
h.aVe. be.hi'Ui htTm .";d ev> r r?m,1*
fo ' cooperate with tmTV. the in red
aiul loyal host of Neiito RanCst-: o|
South Carolina. .Trie much and loin;
ilisctlSSHl?"m. r. Hi'''?or . part. .
canto lip l"i wdtCiri,.
tiyii! When- but not 'until- -l'resi
lit ?X Kane iniqufl)Hlui$L lieojOimiciidt-d
its. aeceytanee. fit passed like
^ivaH'd ITtrhtninjr^ and. without opposition,
- was adopted.
The disiriet miss ion a vies nave a
jr( <>d and satisfactory..account ol thoil
M e wardship antf-pvt-re -.eaeh_ unanimously
reelected";-while-the Rev, (?
c; Daniels, "the younjr >?i*n eloquent'
Have, as statistical), the most nearl>
accurate report th<> Conventinri. alonn
that-line, has ever received.^
hr:?tx?C-?('aniphell.?fttwj?Ids?ktyn-1
I'll. Ill hers, let u. not hMil' To-hp' (icsil'l'li
hy way of entertai'iimi lit. All in all
there was lajd at Andersd"ft, the basis
foi the -Monro H:i pxt i-1 -= "of South- Cafolina
to carry tmrlis never before
oration and Missions.
Tmrr.v hiimhdw party
' tranifehr rsr. May T7 M r. am:
yri's. William hash o>Hi rUuined am
itt-av 'jtli with a lovely birthday par
tv in Tumor of their -ritttgtiiejv alyr
tie Keona .CiteriJ**. .
Thift was marked as. beim" oho cd
the most enjoyable "social events ol
t ho season. The putlog was beauti
frtfy-derrrrnted with sweet -peas aii<
Ti-I t'l^T Olf! ch carried?rmr?the .col'tr
scheme pf the occasion.
The eveiiimr wa- speni In plnyitne
\urious frames,. principally progressive
whist
Kach cues! was presented with i
NO T I C K
I haw o|H'tH*U'.<r ?to^ .hospital;'truar
anteed to eure#all <lo?r diseases,' es
peciallv tviacktoii^ue, running fits, etc
I '-cured in the county of Laurens foi
white and Colored over Lr>(( dogs *ir
-the?year?ul?1 ?Will send vou i
IreaTmTbf for hind' rPHPilf n,. rumiint
fts for $2.(^0 Or brinjr your dog^t*
me. Will l?e chul tiV serve you al
am- time. ' ; , ' \
_;Spurgeon Dendy
lorriOAST I! AftFTo^ STREET
LA I'RiyNS. S. ('.
j HIGH SC.HOOtr DEPART
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fiTTO LEADER
. mUvepir, whifh una a lovely hnsket. t
Miss XJreene is a member of tho
Freshman class of Claflin college. The
Freshmen received green baskets,
whilo the other guests in general J
received pink and blue ones. i
A delicious ice course .was served
Mjss.Dorothy \hddleton displayed her
wornjgrfnl talent of music to the enjoyment
of all.
Thirty-two guests Ipent the mo- ;
n.ents pleasantly and eaeh left with t I
expressions of appreciation to the i
geheVous host and .hostess for such
an. enjoy-abte-pastime;-^*" ?
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Orangeburg, "May 17?Mrs. Kva
Merriett is Upending a portion of her !
Natation in Orangeburg as the '-house
guest of her brother and s-ister-in-1!
d?' 'l ^^ a 1 tcr f3- Simp-r
Toi an extended visit in jVashington I'
wilii relatives and friends^iext \NH.*ek.
% Mrs. Merriett is possessed with a {
very pleasant' personality ai'd this
has \Von for her many new admirers. 11
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JOHNSON-BUTLER 1
May the 1st marked a new, but 1
-a solemn day in thu homo of Mr. and '
j Mrs. George Lemon, wht?n their elder
daughter, Tcclettia Lticy; "became '
Ihe bride of M.n VVillie L. Uutler,- ? " '
I 1 :.'10 o'clock. .The wedding march
?was played by Miss Eliza Goodwin, i
The bride; entered on the arms of her i
' |ii:iirl I.f h.mnr, Mian Willie Means. _i
Then the co'i'yle were quietly unjt)
ed by "The bride's pastor. Rev. S. S. 1
| ^ oungblood, after?which?quotations?
j were read by Mrs. Richard Mokbv t?? the
bride and groom, also by> Miss: i
MeansT Next a sqlo by Miss Birdie
1*?Hamilton.?Aftu,. the program the?i
'tuple left for Atlantic City, New 1
- .i ersey. =-!
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT .
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.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas" Verdell, Jr.
are the proud parents of a nine pound (
imby boy, horn April 20th-at Dr. Car
C. The baby has been named Thomas c
"-Verdell. 111. . ' . I
Mi's. Magurie Robinson of Washing <
toiu'D: C., is jxll in smiles over the >
(AM DEN NEWS CONTINUED ||
loved presiding: elder, Rev. J.-M". Har- <
rison in the lrarf bows in hymble sub- t
mission and pray God's blessings on 1
Mrs. Hurst that she may be sustain-'
,e(t in this hour of grief. '
CHESTER NEWS ?' ?
Mrs. Easter Hardin who lr " j ^:
! \ ery sick is .improving. . :
Mrs. Minnie lb Brice left Saturday J
f .i- Baltimore. >. ? .
Oii the sick list" are .Mrs. Marron
Walker. Mrs. Vinctta MeC'linton, M rs. t
1} At Whit.l \1 l'S
Agnes Springs. Mrs. .Viola Brown. \
Airs. Rose K. Booker. Norfolk; Mrs.
F. (5. I.omley. Brooklyn;""ain't Mrs. :
" ?fei iwn, New York We he-Cv- J
last wo?k to attend the' funeral' of!
their, mother, Ali's. Amy CJilmore. 1.
Air. Vance is graduaily improving:. ;
__ .Miss Louise Stanha/k with a group,
i i' her co-workers in- the school "at j
, Baden, North Carolina spent Sunday
'here with her parents. Iter guests j t
were Miss McC'Ullen. AIhss Smith. Mi. t
C,H (>entt?r tmd -Rmf?llaithnm Th. > I
enjoyed their brief* visit here very t
nmeh. I
Mrs. J.?S. StunUiek was "hirf^'ss to j.i
the Federa.ed club at her ho the on i
' F? idav afternoon. . |<
* See Master Jl. b. .Gladden . each^t
" S:Ti'ini.i.v"~Toi'?- L rcfcili i- j
I TfrTi Then t institute will-hep in thetr^t
commencement exercises on Thursday^
evening, May 22nd and Finle.v high ;,
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Capitol Theatre '
i m
'Duke Ellington'
AND HIS BAND
Victor Record Artists
^? IN ; <
"Black & Tan Revue" i
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ALSO !
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JO\N _ _ jute
' CEAWIOGlUj^
i ui her first jf
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W?L & Thurs.
Ad mission 11 & 25c I
MENT of BOOKER WASHIN
;IA THEATRE
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^HAVE YOU BEE!
OR DO YOU KNOW AN
If you have not. or if you have any
an envelope, mark in the upper rightami
mail tt>
W. F. Moseley,
Supervisor of-lhe Census.
Columbia, S. C.
_ (No Postage
The undersigned on April 1, 19?U'v
but was not enumerated, there or uf>
Name =
Street and No.
I'ity - 7
->i'huul, will begin Sunday, .May 25th.
Mrs. Klizu Mc.Ghee of Columbia
pent the past week end with hei
isler, Mrs. Ik'ttie Uamey. -? r_
Ki'Aival meeting. is? living conduct. <1
this, week at Metropolitan A. M>
I.'. Z. Church by. ReV.?.Mi'. Hill, of
Liastnnia.
Mrs. Janie Lou White, formerly
of Chester now living in Conaver
has returned home after visiting:
her cousin. Miss Katie Pratt.
Mr. Nice P!olton""*i1ame home Saturday
from. Great*Falls and spent SunliilX.
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Mrs. Susie Philips had as her guests
Sunday her svister; Mrs: Aljpa Johnson
I Charlotte, nftl liei niece," Mis* Wil
lie Knox of Kurshaw.
?Mr. Thomas Jr~WTight has opened
un ice cream parlor and sandwich
stand in the Isom building."
Mrs. Klla WaHcer returned to.Charlotte
Sunday much improved in health.
For several weeks^she a as unite sick
hero, at "the home of her daughter.
Mis. Agnes Springs.
Tk., -r .t- -
..i jjniiiuM.i wi me rii'umont summcr-stdroeh
which opens June Sttth trr
Unci; Hill are being generally clis-nhuted
amotfg the teachers gad . otii:
a 1 s. MuCh i n(eie'st Is lieing man i fested
in the 'school on the part of
Ltacher-students.
Tlie funeral of Mr. Rab.lv of LinI
Inton was hel dat Armenia Sunday.
The funeral of Mr. Richard McCro
cy was held at Calvary -Baptist
M-urch' Sunday afternoon.
- Ali s. .ITU "TVhiteTmd- iitUe claughtei
d* Winston-Salfem motored to Colurivda
Tuesday afternoon^ Thcy_stoppcd
H'?hour <"ji' so here with Miss .Josic
i. White. s -??
Dean Vt^ney. Prof. -Kmg? Mr. B.
seitli and M'V. l.uui-s Finle.s of BrtTr^!ict
college, spent the week end at
lie Jiome of Prof, and Mrs. S. I,. Finiy.
Mr. and Mrs. M. .J Boulwa'e -?? * |
ittle Eugene Attles motored to ('arnica
. Wcd.nseday to the funeral of a
ulativtv? . r-..
Dean ' Varney preached a very iny
resting and impressive swt'mort Sun
'ay a(?Calvary?Baptist church, suit
?i t ".Mother."
?M-rr-Rohcrt (itant sttipped a while
II the city Saturday enroute to the
ily of CIreenvilli*.
?Mrs.?Maggie?M-oore ami two .yjltb.
1 in left for-('laden Saturday, to join.. sband
and father.
M r?t ("lassie roll le ft. Saturday
it JJpaiyow point, Mil., to join her
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Mr. John (lladdeni left Saturday
in.I ,f.J-iv ill ll'isi.l! 1-it V .
A (ireat Discovery
When I'astcur discovered, in lb!>2,
bat tin' infection of wounds was
;i i; ? < 1 l>y mnlipniint huctoriu, be perurincd
a service of inestimable,value
>- maftkind. Since then medical science"
las been producing better and better
.ntiscpties. to kill these germs that
nay enter the smallest -cut and give us
liseascs such as typhoid, tuberculosis
ind lockjaw. Now, all you have to do
? Ix'-wnv tfvaWtbose <1 WiiuttuLgarma,
ntt-TioLintoct a \VoilINl, Is tcV wuMi tliat.vound,
however sniall, thoroughly
yith Liquid Borqzone, the modern anisentic;
You can get Liquid Borozone,
li a size to fit your needs and purse,
proTFi
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(IHKKNVII LK NEWS
Tlx- Mystic club gave their first
annual May diiiu'c la<t ? Friday nie'lit-. at
the?Libert v garden.? ? ?-?
Several out-of-town guests were'
present. Everyone expressed- themselves'as
having spent a pleasant at'tet
noon and evenine. The music was
furbished by the or. nostra from the
j cit|y\of Spartanburgg. *' ,5
| Amprig the out-of-town guests that V'
: utfenclVct the dance on Friday evening.
I were Mr. ami Mrs. F. N. Robinson,, :
. Ware s;Tiii:ils M is- es Ruth Hnthw Mini
1 Jessie Fai r, Abbeville; Messrs. 1). R.
j^trrnfngs-? and -TbetnWe?VV+Ibttms -of?r~ '
Mntlgi-s : -i _
1 Miss Ruth Butler, of Abbeville, was
I the week end guest' of Miss jMaggie
j Walker..
i Mrs. Tiny Bright of Anderson vi
j si,ted her daughter^ Mis's Belle B,.
I Bright during the week end.
1 The (ii'eenvilb-?Black Spinners de ?
! footed the Andyrson Hard Hitters in ja
game heFe"*Monday to the t'tfnfc of
i 4 3. The game was well played and t
(the opening game? of the'season. ^
"The I'.ilaey, of Cyrolcssncss/' nil
|operetta will he given by the pupils of "
Allen school, Monday. Slay 2<)th, The
I affair* will be had at Phyllis Wheatley
center at 8:1.3 o'clock promptly,
j The Re\r. A.'. C. Smnptcr has return r
jed from Baltimore, Md? where he .
. went to attend the funeral services. *
(of Bishop John Hurst. . ;
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Every family *
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,;il!'' protection ofc
1 l< i\ in it irmera? ?;
- tiii' ciu'ji.?l''u'ry- .
where :ii?;n T tin 'Utc, frnm 'prodncer ' --re ?
j to the kitill* !i. i l- i i>!:.ilili-?iiunls?arc
kept fresh-and ! it; bi i tiT j 111 tCK.
"To break this lone iine <>t ICE pro- (
j tection is t alse.i.oonoiny. I'ood should
lx- kept well refrihei at> <1 troth the
moment it is riven nl until prepared
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" onlv a i- vt i'i iI- :? <!v., I i.l ilii1 epi v? *
ice it renders eaniii>t be measured in
; dollars and rents. '
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tdertaker - Embalmer
Plastic Surgeon
Phone 9103 - Night Phone 338-J
Main St. MARION. S. C , .
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ndertakers and Embalmers
aihoun St. DILL&N, S. C.
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Funeral Director
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ndertaking, Embalming and
Ambulance Service
neral Car* ffTtd-pcnrpyat F.quipment a*
'00^ as the best and better than the
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