Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE' SIX * ? m ? ? -\v ' ' ' . *" * * ? ' . ' ' , - ' * # _ SPORTS PASTE ff. WVBAL It ia -reported that Kid Chocolate i Chocolate was hurt in an automobile his bout with Fr.idel La Barba schec Kid has been confined to a hospital i he Will be in shape for his bout wil Kid -Chueolate^s -considered by ma ~~ T weight lighter in the. ring today. Hi uomenal and it is predicted that he . J _some_time to come. Eddie Tolan seems to be losing q a meet held ait the Harvard Univers; ped the 100-yard dash to his Pacific versity of Southern .California. Tol; for^the century dash, Imt seems to 1 . formance. - Dave Myers, of New York Univeri fall when Georgia's football team win in the javejin throw, ah event i expect these boys to win all the t = '? human. Both-have done well, and m; r T letic events. ? Young Jack Thompson who beat J pronship has come" ipta possession < thousand dollar bel? was given hin member. The bUckle of this belt is ! " 1 ^Jul-k had bener t)e careful how he The Columbia South Atlantic leag ing so well. They're resting snugly written. It seems too bad that we h; . t lumbia to stage "some games of our being -taken liy wei^ls this early. ? engage, two teams qnd make a real 1 Elks will be here next week and th The Columbia Kills had a real tea diamond pastime was discontinued 1 ? to lnr d sufflcR'nt 'number of them,arc The teachers who come here for good games during their sojourn i duty ami plpiisiiriiTn"<?r?ii>"pVf(?w| TORNADO STOPPED ON PLAY ______ C. ROUND The Industrial Tornadoes of Char - leston were defeated by the Charles ton colored playground Friday of las wepk in a -mtcher'S' battle. -A.-4kowtir< ____?uf Burke's-and 1). Wi lghl of the play .ground played first class baselrail Burk's team came out (>f the Shor ? and. The final result was 3-2. E. Brown starred at first for _th Tornadoes! U nd e r the management of Colclough and Brown the team ha an exceptionally strong {uam thi ?.? year. ? --? On Thursday of last "week Burk defeated the Ilalsey all stars tean One of the toughest teams .it ha faced this year and both teams wer highly praised for the brand of ba they played.. ? BROOKLYN (N. - Y.) NK\\j^_ Bridge Street church and-mombei were mbre than glad to welcome bae thjelr pastor, Rev. hldward E. Tyle who returned las-t week from the ar rival conference.*--AVe "are very gla to say this is his ninth year at thi charge. -? The Gingham Dress wedding wn and it was well attended?"**1 We are vify-glad to see Miss V E. Simpson out again after a fe days' illness. The order of the"* Easterr, *_St| turned out Sunday at St. Philips an a large crowd attended. A visitin St&T Wild' intended "was Mrs: Magg Henry .of S. Chapter sixty-two. On Wednesday evening, June 4t Mrs. Mamie A. Hamilton delightfull entertained a few of her.friends wit * a whist party in her lovely apar ment on Jerterson avenue, inose ei joying the evening were Mr. and Mr A. Whitshire. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hei ' . ryi Jr.; Mrs. B. Hill; Miss Elealh Brown, Mr. Irving Bishop, Mr. J5F C, Young. At the end of the gam< o delicious sweet course was serve ? by the hostess. At midnight-each d parted and said they had a wonde tul time, j ?; A lovely- surpr'mo party was givt Mr. Monteith Owens at his home I ? hiff "wiTe, Mrs. Carrie Owens. In o der for the guests to enter his hon without being seen he was fooled" his sister's and while he was awt they came. Tables were arranged f ^cards. While the radio furnished mi sic a numbfr oTgames were enjoye - - After the games delicious cour.si were served by the hostess, assist* by 'Mr. Owen's' two sisters, Mrs. J O. Barl.or, arpl Miss Bessie Owen TK?>se enjoying tnis affair^vvere^ Mi Mesdames B. Curtis, R. H. Whitmir M. A. Hamilton, B. H. Hill, Mcssr W- Ciraftam, ?->. winams, w. d. neur H. Parlor. At a late hour each gue: --- expressed his joy and appreciatic for such a gaily^-spent evening ar : . . parted for his home. - ' SU&TER NEWS .'-A ? The commencement exercises of tj 4 r-\ f's Lincoln high school were held at tf Shiloh Baptist church on Friday ev< wing, June Gth. in at eight o'clock. The Speaker were exceptionally good and the' mi si? splendid. Superintendent Edmund delivered the annual address to th sive. The exercises of the class c ~~' lOMO will lortff he I'l'ineiiihfred hy a zthirzimturnfa* adneAh?fc _ ? The Junior oratorical, prize con teat on Wednesday nigh^, June 4t " was worthy of much- applause. -Th passing mark for the speakers wa 90 and each of the ten speakers mad over 90.?Miss Lewis and_Mi?s Hail ib? .?w. > . - ... W SINKS MGARDXER s to tight again Jtme g6th atr New York accident May 18th on account of whlcl luled for May 28th was postponed. Tht it Nyack, N. Y. His physicians say thai :.h Barba. ny as the outstanding first rate feather s rise in the world of pugilism was phe will maintain "His top notch position foi uite frequently these days. Recently a ity Stadiuni,"The Michigan Flash", drop Coast rival, Frank Wykoff, of the Uni an, quite lately, broke the world recort inve slinned considerably sinoe thni nor sity, about whom such astorm raged las refused to play against him, flailed t< n whiclThe usually exeetsv?We-shmrHFrP ime, though, for after all, they're onb ay be relied upon to win many more ath ackie Fields for the Welterweight cham if a belt that cost two grand. The twt i by a Chicago lodge of which he is s \flifi to he set with a two carat diamond wears that belt around Chicago. ue baseball team doesn't seem to be doon the bottom as thse lines are being aven'-t enough interset in baseball in Coown. The two baseball parks here are Some enterprising entrepreveur might killing out of baseball in Columbia. The ey surely would support a game. m some few years back. Just why the jy them ! don't know, but there seems iund now to have a good bail cTffl). ~ summer school would like to see a few n nnr nit V TVini? urill tit nnf f i* -wv?? v?vj . a iic^ w iii wont' j,u -yumiMiic -4-made 96 and a fraction,'but Miss.Lew is. being a fraction higher^ was the 'winner. ? v r -! The Dorcas Literary club met on J Thursday afternoon, June 5t+i at the t j residence of Mrs. S. J. McDonald on A very profitable - J meeting was held and a generous re. past was served. i - ' tj The Sewing club met at the resiI donee of Mrs. Joseph Richardson' on if Thursday with Mrs. A. R. Howitrd ttas-leader. Both^meetings were ens-joyed highly by the ladies, s Miss N. I. Davis is attending sum J mcr school in Florida, e] We are sorry to know that Miss l. [Elease -Haile is shut in on account si {of sickness. e | . M iss Mable Sumter sp.ent the past 11 week end in the city as the Guest of j Rev. and Mrs. Dupret? on N. Main ?j street?~?? ^ Mrs. S." Lawson, Miss Frances and [?ptiss Julia M. Danelly spent a couple s 1 o#- dai^a-in 'Charleston, last week. jjf" . Mr. W. A. Clement of Charleston r jls the guest of Miss frances Lawson 1 I ~ * J ? 1 tui a lew uays. ? (j! Mr..arid Mrs. S. J. McBopald. Mr [s and Mrs. J. C. Prioleau and family. _ Rev. A. R.4ioward,-and Rev. -and-Mrfh IS J. W. Taylor attemded commenc'enfentr-e^tretscs" atr ChifliYi tmiveTstty on.^Wednesday. / Prof. J. T. W. Mims, Prof. T. J. w Sullivan, of "Columbia, and Miss' Notitic Kenner of Orangeburtr were reticent visitors of Miss Ophelia ~Wild Hams. ' ^ . . . g.' The sad news or the death of Mr ^.I.T R McCnv ramp as a shock to e\ I eryone.":? ~ '~t~t h "' " * ly AIKEN NEWS ;h - t- Coming as a great surprise to thi many friends of Miss Leora Hamils ton of this city is the. announcemenl rc^of her marriage to Mr. l.ontis O^-Qlg. >r burn of^Bergenfield. N. J. The mar in triage was* solemnized March 15th. ?sjMiss Hamilton is a girl of charming d; personality and the daughter of Mr e-.and Mrs. Mack Hamilton on Union St r-'Mr. and Mrs. Olgburn are at hom< -101 Merritt-avenue, Bergentteld, .N. J ***- Mr. Elliott Smjtb had a wonderfu >y Tea -Party Thursday evening at hi; r- home which served as his farewel ^e party ere his departure for the nnrtl t?! to spend the summer. ?y ( Miss Virginia Jeter entertained a' 3r her spacious home last Saturday eve u-.ning a- large group of boys and girl: d.Jin honor of Mr. L. Rogers, who lef for ?.the north Monday for the sum ?d mer. Shej also gave a very delightfu lii bridge pHnty MoQfiay night in_honoi s-jof Mr. Iwrry Anderson and his char R-'mihg hriffe Trom Atlanta, i^-h: Oa Jtpier4th the Aiken Gun club <m entertained a large bunch of congenia s- gues'ti ' including pi&ny mertibers o! y. J Augusta" Gun club. They served porl Rt and lamb. lEvervnne rpmpmhprpd t< ,n J brinff along a gun and all spent i '^delightful afternoon shooting, man} v proving to be great marksmen, y Mrs. Delia Parker is spending sorm * time in Charleston as the guest ol Mrs. Evelvn Smith, her sister-in-law ie^ Among, the Aikenites who i^ffc foi te the north last we'ek were Messrs. Ja 2- son Smith, Josephs Cnmmings, Alvt Carroll. Rrue Biirris, Joseph Smitl g antf Mexdurrfes Carrie Smith, Maud< s Rodgers, Mamie Robinson, Ella Har i- ris and Mrs. Janette Bland, who lefl Is! for Asheville. r ie Miss Florie Thompson left last <-r-eek for Greenwich where she wTT >f spend the summer with her sister Mrs 11 Ketollo Thompson Fisher. r " Mrs-. L& B; -Morris loft a fo,,. <l?v ago for Bayside, N. Y., to be at the h bedside of her mother, Mrs. Moses e Dawk ins-who-i? reported as bemj? s ill. Mrs. Morris has thfc. sympathy of e a host of friends here e Oa Friday evening:, Jone 6th, Mr J***" 1 " '" '"Ti 1. r THK PALME'S SPC T.-r . I HC. Coleman entertained a numj be'r of friends at thrrr lovely home -on York street in honor of Mrs. Cole" man's birthday. Whist was the diversion of the evening. A delightful repast was served and a very delightful evening was spent by all present." Mesdames Gertrude Greene and He-1 r4en Molley left last -Tuesday for-r-Nrr i Y. C. where they will spend the sum- j ? mer. [ Cumberland* A. >1. K. Church News Children's Ijay was observed,, at; Cumberland last Sunday and the ser-1 . mon by the pastor, Uev. J. B. Jen-i . nings, was very instructive. ~ It goes without saying that the] salvation uf our churches and race. --is dependant upon training the chil. [ drcn. . A very unique program was ren_ dered Sunday night by the Sunday I school. An interesting feature of the nroirrnm w:i^ :> i-lmii- nf fifty in.imp voices that had been trained by Superintendent \V. M. McGhee, and his^ faithful helpers. "Brother McGhee de5 serves much credit for his untiring la-' , find many husin^gl men giving their i 7 time and service to children but he seems?to take - delight?in it. .v The A. C. E. Jeague had a "Chil-j . dren's Day Eun Feast," on the Sunj v school grounds Monday afternoon,: , and the occasion was enjoyed bv *^e - large number presi'M" t.'reanv, candy and salad .were- served. Mr. W. M. McGhee, Jr., who is~ at. tending Fisjcw unfvTrsity, Nashville . came home Sunday evening to the de-t ! light of his famiyl and friends. He , is very much impressed with his ^ schoul. He, like his lnlb?r_Ls a_great! lover of Sunday. | Miss Virginia .Jeter is home ffhhi ' State college. Her friends were glad to see her out Strhday. Mrs. Beatrice McGhee Williams left Saturday for New' York City whore j she will attend summer school at | Columbia, university* This will be hor second .term at Columbia university where she is working on a Master's j degree., ~ 1'rof. ami Mrs. \V. \y. L. Waters of Sumter after spending tWo"pleasant weeks, in our city at the home of Rev. A.. BT McChee returned home Monday afternoon!3?"-" vi'Ws: : Bethel I'resbyterian Church We are glad to say our church is. movij^g on nicely in all departments.! gatiorr. IQ" iioi slMpr "Tfur pastor has a good warm heartfelt message from 1 time to time. , On- the first Sunday, night ift Jdhe we. worshipped With ! the HiUel CTOVt^-Ba7rtts1-cbttrf*h.- JBofJrj ci 1 Stiffri^irrnt and felt the spirit of llbif burning upon the table ofbputC j hearts while Cod used Rev. /\>llins\ in j a message from..Gen. 14:.'1T. An offering was taken of iSlW.Ofk' .1. KOV. K; 1). Warmack, Rev. I. J. Gamble, frequently visit each other j with their congregations follo\ving.~In [ this way they help each other a great deal. ; The Preachers and Teachers institute will ho held with BetVel Pro-sky- trrian .church, I lamer. All ' areata*-', dially welcome. Services at Mc Zion on the 2nd ( Sunday ?were a success . both spiri-, tually. and nfiancially. The Sunday' day school is on a boom and is mak-1 , ing preparations to meet the different; conventions. ' " . " . t Rev.- J. F. Marshall, known as that other disciple, preached a wonderful sermon to an attentive audience." Our town and community feel delighted to welcome luick in their midst the following young men-and women . who have just returned from the fol-1 . lowing institutions of learning: ' Mes-! > srs. Booker T. Blocker, Howard Goode: " Ellis Dean. M issps; Mary Pun(j Syrle&M 7 Henrietta Gilliam, and Carrie Griffin' ^ of Brewer normal Mjss Willie May, - Blocker of State eoHegfe and Mr. T. | J. Allien of Aljen university. Mrs. Sumpter Benin and little' , daughter, Ethel Mae, of Bradley, wor-j shipped with us at Mt. Zion on the' p the 2nd Sunday. ; ; 5 Ethel is spending snipe time' with | 1 grand patents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. , Goodwin. ' . _1 __| Mr. DanielRustin, son of Bro. L. t P. Rustin, who has "been making his, . hoqrie in Detroit, Michigan for several! c years, returned hume recently, quite. t indisposed anil is slowly improving.; . We are hoping that he will soon be' 1 himself again. n, * "] rJ... ivij:?, winnit' uienn. nin- of thti-jxiaiJ 1 neer .members of Mt. Zion, now resid-j . inj? in' Groonwood.?accompanied by . his son, William, and grand children, | motored to Mt. Zion on the 2nd Sunf 'day and worshipped with us, after Z kept away -on account of de> .clining health. We are praying for t her speedy recovery. ) Mr. Lewis Howe, and Mrs. Lizzie Floyd are on the sick list. K i M isses Mary,' Joseph and Connie j f Lark were the evening guests of MisSi'" T?ieV.iuna?Lionel Lean un?ttnr r" second Sunday. Dr. Gordon 'B. Hancock of Richi mond, Virginia, delighted us with a , short vidt nn Ihn IQtU :> He was enroutefrom Savannah, Ga. . where he delivered an address at the f Oa. State college, ST. MATTHKWM NKWSn I I Mr. and Mrs. .Tamos L. Whnlry had ~ nsthMr quests Ta.TL Sun.lay May 25th Messi's1. JiirTVPTT iTpshaw and Lewis ; Singleton. , , ' | i Dr. Singleton of Aiken and Miss F. !~Whtte of Columbia, were in the city. ' 'Mr. 'Patrick Gleaton and family gave a real supper May 20th. The * ' _ [TO LEADER >RTS Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Whaley and daugh-1 ter, Mrss Ernestibef'Messrs. Harris, Gist. Dines, and Thompson. Mr. John Goodwin also ihelped to share the pleasantness at the table. The town seams to be dead now. ] The feet of chilren have ceased to tra- j vel the dusty streets now. It was be j about four- months more before the4 host will start again. ^ We are proud to have the boys and , girls return home from school and | making themselves useful in the community. Rev. J, M. ^Jackson was called to Jacksonville to the funeral of his sister. He has our sympathies. Such is -4ife.-Some days must be dark and urcnry. ?-t Miss Hazel! Caldwell has departed' this life. Hazel had been _sick fori quite a while but no one knew thatj the end was so near. She was loved, "bv everybody who had known her". | ' She was" a student of State college. | We were saddened .and shocked wheni we received the intelligence that ouri friend had passed on. We have known Miss Caldwell plea-' santly for many years and her im-) bibed personality was as* a magnet I for it drew friends unto her.__ She, was funeralized at Bethel A. M. E. I church in St. Matthews, May 30th and now-hfer remains rest beneath, a blan-. kot of beautiful fluweis. ~ : ( She left a dutiful mother, Mrs. W. t J. Moultrie, step father, Mr. Sbeder-1 ick Moultrie, sisters, Mrs. Bertha Zieg ( ler, of St. Matthews, Mrs. Evelyn Lawrence of New York, Mrs. Lula I Frazier of Bamberg, Misses Jestine FL and Maria I.. Caldwell of St. Mat-j tnews. ana one step-protner, mr. j. B.-MouItrte-of Columbia. Numbers of uncles, aunts, cousiiis and friends mourn her loss. She will linger long in the memory of her relatives and friends. ?The community was~shocked when the message was received that_lMr. Hayes Whetstone was dead. Hayes wor-kod?for... the.. Ranks.' Ice company and?practically?worked?up- to his death. He was a good, guiet and a ybung man. He left a wife; and brothers to mourn his loss. He was fu-neralized by Rev. E. Smith at Calvary Baptist church. Mr. E. Harris has left for Philadel- I phia where he goes to work to prepare himself~to -enter school another L season. . . ? Little Letty Ford is spending a" while in Orangeburg with her grand mother, Mrs. Letty Carlos. Mr-. -Edward Haines spent a fey hours with us Saturday afternooh. Haines is formerly of St. Matthews, but now lives in Charleston. ?The wedding bells are ringing; received invitations to the Wannamaker-Goodlet wedding June 15feh, 1930 St. Matthews Bapt$t cnurch >at J:30 o'clock; The DwftisThotnpson weddjhg June 15th,'1930 at the home of the bride at 6:00 -o'clock. ." , ~' ^ ? UNION NEWS . '1 on Sunday were all well attended. The sermon preached by Pastor Baton on Sunday morniPg was of lasting benefits This, sermon begins, another sertes~of sermdnsr. Siibjwt on Sunday-- morning ?was "Railroad to = Heaven." A most beautiful comparison was between the railroad upon earth and the railroad to heaven. Rev. Baten sang "Life is Like a Mountain Railroad.!' He was accompanied on the piano by his daughter, Miss Daisy Baten, A,1 B., who has proved a very efficient "pianist. Corinth and Union feel richly blessed in having this family as one of them and who has proved an asset, to the community. Mr. Arthur Benson, State colege; Miss Matred McKissick, Misses Ber^rtice~^Sartor, Catherine Brirfhtwell, Maxine Bolden, Claflin college; the Julia Freeman, Allen university; are home from school and will spend a few weeks here ^before leaving for northern climes. - A few weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Free, were delighted to -have their mother visit them, and members' of i ormin enurcn aiso enjoyen xnp nerpfn] message, brought them by Mrs. Free who for many years has traveled the "King's Highway." Miss Viola Schell is still improving. Dr. and Mrs. Lom&x are pleased to have their son and. danght.er home from Livingstone college. Mr--Eugene and Miss Thelma Dawkins ar eat "home from Fisk university, where ttyey, were very Successful in studies and made friends ^fith faculty and student body. ? MisseSfAVillie and Dewey McsDowell hre home again in the cozy cottage with -their mother, who finds real plea sure in having her daughters with her. '? J. Prof, and Mts. G. W. Bolden had as their house guests,- Mrs, Bolden of Camden, their mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland of New York City. Dr. and Mrs.^C. A. Dawktmr hard as their house guest, Miss Mattia Gas sett or state college, Orangeburg. Mrs. Tobin was pleased to have these friends call to see her. Mr. AnHcrann .TnHna^n hna ratni-n. ed from Florida and wil] remain wilb Union friends for a while. The Biblical drama presented at St. Paul Baptist church was a rare treat. Each character was dressed-in-orian?. tal costumes were living pictures of '"The Women of the Bible." Mrs. Biggs lg very grateful to the ladies Vf the community whu jwrforffUjd the parts,_ and to friends who attended. Upon the whole it was successfully planned and furnished helpful infori*nation. Revival meeting at St. Paul Baptist church was well attended and sermons by Hr_ Myers ware livered and much good was dome. ij iii? J ti i" i i" r tilhadW 1 i ** # - . a V . ? ; M. -i Mrs. EnTrha \V. Miiddox, Mr. and Wyatt Hampton arid littTe W^att Jr., of \Vare Shoala. were recent visitors of Miss^ W. A. McCool. Wihile in Union they spent a few pleasant hours at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sims. - . ,. Mr*. B. T* Garroway of Atlanta, (la., was ttre w\'ek end guestofMiss W A. McCool. CLEVELAND (OHIO) NEWS Dr. and Mrs. J. J.' Starks, former president of Morris college, Sumter and-now president_of Benedict college, Columbia, attended the Northern Baptist convention." Whtte here they were the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dupree and were made very welcome in that home. On, Sunday Dr. Starks preached a wonderful at ttast Mount Zion church Sunday evenifig, the mixed quartet from Morehouse college and Spelmar college rendered a very enjoyable program at Antioch. Bhptist church, Dr and Mrs. Stark being the speakeTf The Antioch Senior choir will give its last monthly musicale foY the. season Sunday, June 15th. There will be several invited guests for the evening. - . ~ , ? ' The Children's Day program v?as very good. The Tenor solo rendered by Mr. Smith, senior college student of Morehouse collece. Atlanta was good. We are glad to report that Mrs. A. R. Watley is. up and looking the pic-* POP! EXCU t. . ; GREENSBORO, N THURSDAY, ^ ; ~ REGULAR Children tinder 12 Y< COME ONE, COME ALL AND ( A Wonderfut OnnrvPtnnif v r?> Vi^tr Negro boys and girls. Attend the 1 War Veterans' Stadium?seating 10,1 gala attire to greet you. BASE BALL?Coin Columbia w 7 :>'h BIythewood __ : 8:0r Small wood 8:11 Kidgeway 8:1' Sitmpaon 8:21 W innsboro?rrr- 1"Z7V_ __ _ 8:3i Adger __. 771 8:4( White Oak ' 8:51 Woodward 9:0( Rlackstock ^2'- 9:0! Cheater?- 9 ;21 Lewis ?... 4>?3I Smith 9:41 Hock Hill 10:0( Fort Mill Train leaves Union Station at 7: P. M. Returning leaves Greensboro Committee on Arrangements: J. Crumpton, Harry JSjrtzminger, Geo. I BE AS OF GKH'IN *GaH for th : C L A U ; BR E-A-D _ "SOUTH-S t- Avr | ^ A MESSAGE 01 i- When leath invades your fami a solution comes to you from the AND BENEVOLENT, ASSOCI protected by insurance daws, "to policy which your forethought \ -J?-such. i The Mutual Relief & I Tr R. YOUNGftL j P'tfONB 718R ' mmvvvv 1? RERgE'S D1 * MRS. P. R. I A Full Line of Pale Cigarettes and Toba - a?1?.. -1 ?ri I (If?ri : WBUBfii UJ, jyaiKP ^ ^ Times Ice Cream t PHOP 1422 Aaaembiv Street V,? .OOO- > >_ ?3C-OOi' . . - ' > Saturday, June 14, 1930 * ture of health.' ^ ' -** ?: . i "Mr. William RaifortT is not doing as -well as we wish. lie went lu ij church fund returned home feeling -worse. So he is in bed a^ain. M^s. A. VV. Holmes and Mj*s. R. C. " I Cooper wish to express their sympathy to - their aunt, Mrs.?Georgia ?7 jhhjrris, Ridge Spring, S; C;~ Tfr The bereavement of her husband. The Silver Leaf club met Thursday evening with Mrs. Amanda Mowni- ; The meeting was good and the even ing was well spent. j I wish to thank Mrs. Hattie Gil, (liam, formerly of Pendleton for Her - .suDHcripuon, ine L,eaaer orings surti good news I hardly see~how" one could s bie without it. > ' ? ' 1 "' ' PHlLAMFi f'liik <i>a > vpuw ^ J Mr. A. McNeil White is still at the I bedside of his dear mother, Mrs. "Anj nie White in Philadelphia, who is in |4the Hahnemann" hospital. Mrs. "White ~ | is improving slowly. We are asking h , j you to remember her in your prayers, i Mr. White hopes to return to his post I j of duty soon. He finds his way to the hospital etvery day wjhere his | mother lav in bed. \ 4 Mrs. White is a South Carolinian I j but has been in Philadelphia for eleFriends?I, myself, am trusting in m i God and doing all that's is my power j for mother for there is no friends like ! mother, " ' : [JLAft?? * R S ION XOt??? 4.;- . '4. ? 1 ?1 ? (TI r * ?: *' * utvin /\ JUNE 19, 19 JO FARE $2.75 ?ars of-Age Half bare. *T iO Y^ITH US TO GREENSBORC) North Carolipa's Teatfing colleges fur Sail (lame to Be played^ip tl^e Wbrhl DOO-;pepple. Greensboro will.'lie out iit mbia vs. Greensboro : )--Av-Mr--j-" i A. _ _i $2.7*. 1 A. M. .-52.7.*. J A. M. $2.7.*. U5 A. M. ... S2i.7.*> i A. M. S2 7 > A. M. - ? $2.7*. I'A, M. -___$2.7.*> ) A. M. $2.7.*. ? A. M. -$2.7*. i A. M 12.75 ~~ ^ * A>-)M i - r _ i .i. j S2.S0?- - -i? * A. M. * '_*-.i__$2.r>0 _ ) A. M. ?. i___ _$2.r?? ? A. M. __ _____-$2.r>(l :3Q A. M. Arrives in. Greensboro 1 :;>n 11:30 P. M. W. Williams, Henry Taylor, Jlev. T. " 1. Hamilton. S. Andersrm Rnbt 1 ?.L F '?- - ' SURED G THE BEST " em by name" ~ * . S S F. N ' ft ?z - CAKES WITFS SINC F 1841" ? ??|? F CONSOLATION j iy- rankftr-whal. a-message-nf"tron- S fact that TIIE MUTUAL KE1.JEK J ATION is under contract and you i pay you promptly your insurance j >6r?uaded you to take out.covering - ? Uenev'lent Ass. of S. C. C " * K OOI), (ien. Manager. " ^ ^ VfiOl Vj TAYLOR STR^F/i'" I RUG STORE 1 r tEESE, Prop. '"'' [ ccos. A Full Line of r.'s Preparation** at all ? ind Sodas. " <IE 7820 , . . Columbia. S.'t.. | ? rKKv -o-^OOOOOCHTCIOCKH-''?G ^KK?) ^ -1 V'7