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DANVILLE,
F Monday,
Sponsored 11> the Mason J
iOMMirrivi; o\ auk an (a
( apers, S.- AikIci'mmi. ,Jo?li Suiiinu
. En4ziuin?c'i\ U?l>4. l.vKi-s. fJen. ff.
REGULAR F
Children Under 12 1
Train Leaves Union SI
SUH Kill
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: ?-cohi-mbia-a,7:oo v
KILL! AN . 7:2.", \
BLYTHEWOOD J. _ 7 :17 \
RH)(JEWAY 7:.iu A
SIMPSON . . . ? s^tM>
WIXXSBORO?, ; _ s-r?
WHITE OAK S-2.-? \
___ ? WOODWARD r : 8:31 \
. BLACK STOCK J. 1. 8:10 A
CH ESTER j. . . . 9:00 A
>' LEWIS <ht2 A
* SMITH . . *?: 17 \
ROCK HILL 9:32 \
FORT MILL . .9: lit \
PINEVILLE . 10:00 \
charlotte MI L':, A
. ArrivV l)ai?\ ill,. 2:1."? 4'. M.. IL luriiin
?:? 1 MOV NFV^S ? "tl
Services lien* w.t*i' all well ;vl 1 x*: 1.1 ''
Tim lll. l Ill 1. ; ,.,j. 1 , i ?i
~ many from being at cvcnintr a-vrvirc- ?*
Rev. Dr. Batch, spout the week 11 ''
Lauit'us, S. vvlu'i'f lie was en-,'
gagvti in conductiiif ntr?'timr. ili: 1
visy. ttib II \,-rv .plea ant' an.! 1.1..Ii; '
ablv a?in\ ,
liK--->M| aif iiiu 11 M 1. 111^ 1.1 .-.ii j;
pat tor Batch <>n ?nn.i >111.;a ^
a .cuhCmiat n.ii m1 a m-i i?. > oitnoh.
?? * ..ii ~r 1,..' "it.... 1 a... 1. " v
* _ Hiulity Sliiu.il a lid Ill,,, Iihij. . ... ^
* Well' Well . attended :i i J s-ri'ii! 1 \
?: Jiiyi'il InT tln.M- ;r,4-? : 1?'
* . * Air-'. Majr^n* .Smith tin, m^i't )? !' '
Mr an.I Mi:. W , K. | j, j , , -x
r " " ritj . it Flit Was n?plea-ant \ > - i T,, j ,| ~
Cot tilth Baptist Vl,nr. h. .\|, ill.
' ' "hi i = -1J 1 >'".,|M, I '
ft lejid-'alid l? 1; 11 i \? - ,1a.;,, > la. '
p-?lin\ . In i'?vi: 11?1 in,'iii. 1
. % rWal?,V here Were?ttrprr: ed f.. r.TTl ; '
the anii.Hiiii t-1tit id .,| ; \|, J
1 iagv. ,\t(.uitj.?. ttiittl nod I'at ',tv> av j'
. 1* t ijl a little puzzled *?>\ ei: it. h
Mi;, Jujia riiuinpsi.n ami danr/ii 1
r tel' >il ( nltimhia, are ht.i'ise ^I'ie.-ts \,J*.
Air. ami ".Mrs. James lingers., iiie-e '
\ isitt'l's are well kit-own t ? the i'n- 1
1?:???it>iiites.-lm^tg~vt>W(ii| iiM-(- a 111,ml>~e?
t?l t iittesv 1 he tfeui-aJ iliypiisTTtnn ,,f- I
? Aliv. Anna lit,.- u,,i,?|,,r |..., e !
lriend.s win, are alw ays ,triad t<?. jr-tve'' f 1
her. i
1^1-"?>-Viil--.Vhi?-i4ih..AV i .iipn.i .n'i|y 1
Mr. ami .M.rs. Brazillc .-.pent the wee!;
end in iiitfi'liiixfti?fi, the la;inf ':iw;. 11 '
'.Mrs. MoiUjfwnu'ry. A must deli.,a.i i
, ' l'ul visit .is. reported ami' liiaiiy HumUs
: tb'Br. an<l Mrs. Moutgoiiiei;y. " '
Mrs. Mamie Rice on Cohen Si en
Un'taiiH-*!?Hi?itit? I e-1 of STT .Baal f
("hu ifli with a gai'itvTT pgrl y y. 11:? 11 |
was atteiuleil by?tr uunthei- of liftlv.' 1
folks who enjoyed t hfinseU es \'ery 1 '
'much. -- ' : ~ " ?i' "v
Re\V- Tiiliin.j accompanied !?y
- ' the Messrs Wittonburg i*f . Call ne/
spout a .few hours in I'nion at tin- b
home of Rev. Tnbin. They motored '
through the, country;- after?service-- r
at'Alt. ' Sinia Baptist- ( luirc'h , where x
u ,iunvwmi niceunj; was held dmin?S
tin* week. This hunch did nhl r
Vome- empty handed. 31's. Tohin i
. still thanking ;mv*i?ilK'rs. and I'nen is*
^ Ml. Sinia who so kindly remein [
beivd licr 1?y~ ^I jT>ridTyr n an": . jelly
r peaches, potatoes, ham. uati-r melon-, '
captafoijpeii,, and beans. Main .thapi.--- '
... to you,' imay others do liln-u is.-.
Mi s7 "Tbhrh* is^very jrr:il(d'ul Jo hei
iJiiion 1 rieuds who p,'a\e nice plain '
- cake and jelly.
v All's. W. S. DIkuCs entertained lie'x
little lolks with a water melon le;t. 1 ^
.which.. was an *-njo> able, ud'a-ir. ?L.. v
Rev. l)i^'T"is with -t he .M'lhfam and '
; oil il? I ten nj. I his wnl irie. <he_ Rc-w. ...
feeling. much FietTer. '
_ 4 l'i'iifs A. A. Sims is oil' ap'ain a '
sistinp" ill meeting: Mr . Sim . and
hor b'oud ari- lakini' care o.l the ,> h"
" " uation. * ~ -r- _
Prof. W. Tot.in of Prairie V iew,
? - Te-xas,, is a I home?rt-nd-r-dira ;ra-t-rrpn-^ -i'
Rev. and Mrs. Tohin. liiion, S. "
r Thin ei.n.iir Ill-Ill lei. Ill .1,.- I . ii.ii.l
-A:' here and elsewhere who will In- p-lad ^
to hear liial lie is in S. ('. '*"7- ^
Air. ami Airs. Ktjed i5ku i;well mi Ham
- - t - - let St. has as house guests. Mtv-tuttf
, Alt's. Kiivni"inl [*' yy at kins of St t nil ?wivh,
Ont.? who will nisi) visit other 'J
'relatives while in the United States. *
M iss ' Viola -Wrht-il?was a pleasant
visitor at Corinth liaptist Church" op "h
Sunday morning. We hope that Dr.
Montgomory is not sick; he is miss- <?
ed from Corinth. P
Miss" Mattie Gossett (?) ami Miss
Mabel Trttytos ~tif"Httttt' f'flWgyr
Orangeburg, S. C_, visited I avion afew
days "ago, the linmrdmvii of,Alfsjf ~fl
Gossett. while here they were the i<
house guests of I)r.; and Mrs. C. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes' MeKissiek
* '..... on 18. Wallace St. are pleased to have a
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VIRGINIA
Sept. 1
iiulffe Kicliburg No. 2f>2i
:>fl-:NTS?J. w. Williams. Joff
rs, Kov. ('. K. Frazk?r, Harry j
Hampton, H. \,. Harden.
ARE $3.50
fears Half Fare
ation at 7:00 A. M.
M. $3.50J
. M. _j $3.50
. M., .... $3.50
? M. -. .$3.50 I
-?M.? ..._ $3.50 i
.??-? ,? ss -n
. m. . s3.r?o j
. >1. : $3.50 I
. >[ --- --- - - - - - - - $3.50 ;
. ..M. $3.50 j
.. M. S3.50
. .M. _ ,?S3.50
. M. _ $3.25
. M. ? _ $3.25
> M. -,4^,.,$3.25 i
g?-F,ea\e Danville 12:30 A. M,
icir hrotiier and "sistpr frvui Rleiu]
limd. Ya. 5| in id sonip tinu1 with '
Tom. . j
ALi:.^. _Saruh llulE ami?little S;u-ah_
hie .Ui'l'i' dinner finals :i t tin- lnm,.,
f M. A. T, the (lay ,was very picas-j
filly spent.- " . " "
.M iss.. Heat riee Douglas gave^yVniY.
rilie a "pop" eall she will spend !
ef vacaUoii with the homo I'olk. I
Mrsi*"51artlia Itieliards on Cltam- I
" Ac 1i.nl Mm PnlV ...
inner onostf a mil prepared?tltrarLi
as served and great Lv.ou loved. j
Miss -Icniim/i Wiles from KnoX-j
die. 'tVmt.. is visitinif lief parent li
. and Mrs. A. Jilcs on ('haniheis !
Vl>" \.
_Jllr. Singleton of.Remin, S.. ( '. is?.i
wilding sometime in Union with tlic [
ladani and daughter, who are pieti
a io have linn w ith tTiT'ifr * "j
SI. MAITllliW-S N i:\vs-?
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K< \. ;u)Tl .\l i': . Ileininintfway and (
tr*T (ark in t \"*i"it? ? 1 the Mainour
>t- t f i**t" MiVsTonary Convention.
T'J.f\. I li-iuiniii^Way was. eO>h>rsed.
y the District as a candidate for.the
papaya r o! tin- Book (>t>ncern.Be
v. P. I'ntlyr.was the guest
ast week ??f Ki'V. .Ilenuningway ant!
'aniijv.
?Bt-v:?Ken ridge i'l.l'nially pastor ot
kTiemishin Baptist Church-, but nW.v
>f Florida is visiting in St. Mat'
hews and preaehcil fiTf'ttl'V. Mitchell'
'nvsd:fv flight.
Trrt^-phiy ft 111rH"\yav- yTVpn
lack'sun pres. <.i' missionary society.
Bethel A. M. K". Church was a glow
ng success. Much credit is due to
Mr>. Jackson.-M iss Jackson and ill
art iospanls? lor such :T creditable
program. They were many* white
t opic, out To witness the program.
Mr. J. S. Wannamaker spoke and
xpressed his gratityde for having
isieneu in such a ? wonderful pro'I'am;?~
~: : ~
Rev. Davitl Mitchell pastor, of Si.
ifatihews. Baptist Church herun
his revival meeting on .Monday
lijrht August 1 f^lnd will go throuKU
lie .third Sunday. The, public is indied.
Rev. Mitchell has the promise
l" siipu* able divides, to assist him in
lie meeting.
--The president and members retTuest nnr
jTrdsence out To the A! ('. Id.
.eagne to witness a literary pi'ograi.
AYe are , inaking pwUpacaTiem??oriie
League, Convention which meets
n Charleston,'S. C. "August lio
I.onk out for t|ie (Ireat Sunday
Selnxd rally by classes Sunday
doming. We expect to rais(e ij&oor.
?.'!()' through the classes.
Miss Cornell Branson df .Coafesille.
I'a. is- litre spending spipe time
'k it 11 her errand mother ,M rs.?F.tnily'V?ot
man.'" . .... ? *.
Re . .I. \\ . jC'etiai ilsnn II-. 1
ie" .ami Bessie Walker left Saturday
or New York, N. Y.
Mtvi A -HT. Tk
<+h,.1*.-.-. oi UuH'alo,
s here visiXinK Mr. arid Mrs. 'Henry
nvons on Kynum St. gfffi-. y ?
Mr. Henry Owens >vho lias
'XllCliK (I (O 111.- t'lirini- for .litis*.*.
iii Ilu account' of illness is improving
.Mr. ,lUwvcy I'.ejzii r ami Mr; James
antiiicriMaii of ( ,'liarlestoiv. S. ('. wciV
leasant visitors in the city Sunday
.Mrs, doe Christie and Mr. Maceo
Huu*Uf ncjLumiianliiil
TT'sscs 3Tv rlli ('In ist in?aud?h'Waiell
Christie up Monday niprht win 1
ook a part in tho pfreat play Which
Fas. irivon 1>y Mrs. Jack^n in the
.Mrs. Stroman of Sumter, S. ('. waver
Mo'fffl ay niprht to witness tW
lay and to visit Mrs." .taekson.
Mr. I'"-. 1*. Abraham ""'I .Mirse-*1
STTAfUhn, Kienea'va Travis of
aimtor, S. C, were on program. Mon
ay uisrht and made lastinc imnv..co
ins- upon their hearers.
Mrs. Mary Bowman of Columbia,
r C,. .in vitttimg relative*; and flienTTsT
Mr, CardoVa and, Harvey Tuylor
re hom# from Ohio spending a while
TOE PALMETTO
MTsm Kmiim d.-aton, I'liUnlained ,
at !?-1 lunm- t'Y i.tay'ntnTiioon August f
10tli.*Ynn AuUPu.ud ul AJethol T]
At.m, i;/r;.~iv\ iV. ?
\\V ;<rt: t.oHim: This space to asK j
aH\<>i . wh.. i .?> iu-w^ from tin- -t
oitv vnMrtrt- irK" m havo it publialuKi -t
in tin-. I.c.nli-r |?U;6 i' (,'^t them v.to
I'imT .). A. i-.t- u t;>?t liiUT tluui Moil'
day in ? ;?? h woi-k.
Mi:. ,); ino '.Inn ii lias, passed away jo
one.- a" ) TTr i,mi" SI. Manhi'ws, buu- it
soi.a; \i-a. - a;, i iini.\ oil' U? Spartan- t
bm;". , 11?:?-i It?k;:u)(?tier home -t
yiuli iu-i.' Mrs. llaiiiilton. I
llvil^T-11 -.mi ill.'; Vi-'l-r1 h|'irll?ht to St.
"MaT^l In 'u .- i"i 'Inn ml.' -(ioorge Johnson.
uniii-I 1.ia i h.aI vTiargv uF the ,
-Liuiix.
1 ii \. ll. 11. i.j.iy pi isn lioil at Prospar
it \, S i '!... : Mi'i k, !h*-n?porte?l 1
a pt'ultiahl. i l ip. ?
M-i?-? ' .1 ; ?:.i.aI. r,?l i aiu is?Par. ?
"rin- ami I !? ' /.i .11v i ilJLtll. jullU'Ctaillid
a! _ l.mlW In.mi' Sniulay af- '
tii i..nia i .iir*.'i i', Ui'V. I..' J. William:.an
!: ?. .15. II. Cray, Mrs. Cray '
,lii'\\ A'i r i. .'Ik llillaul Footman, 8
Mrs. FT!:! . Hat!. Mi-. lioot'oltorT anH 8
little .\ii.-v Jssio Cray, Kveryom?
pl'1'M ! I " -TTt Tn i'ljjt.V a Ilit' ftnist. 1
' 1' i: i -:' t - cal courses served. '
All ol' 11:.* Hi rii-s are jtciod Oooks.
Mr._ Sqr -up Toliiisoji Juts gaiie. to~~'
0iiaripsiiniZsLS'- to "visit -hu^iehildreiv f
(. i! -VI i .i :s I'< >\ NEWS
1?f: l.U|~K. r. Jt.-vnsom, A. Al., 1). D., j
will ... ..t .'.ij. Ziuiv A, M. K. ^
Church .'"i .S ;n,iny .Morning, ' Aug. j
21lii. 'l.?r.TT. music will w t
rondi-tvi^ i?> ni.hi- ior til is occas- -j;
"TTTiT lii T?l ci[ut-'sU'd to wot'
sh.i|)' w nil h i . i}ifourth/Sunday.
*i lie Vfhij'U'. A_-lul? -of Alt. Zioii ^
Church liit U-.' i ,<r.v successful and s
the" jiuvjM , < ..i h.> organisation just j
wi nt <>\i11. \\ i:h groat .results ^
and made, a char .s\vi'u|i of that obli t
gat inn. wirid d.< \ia> liii'ir goal, thojio
failliliii ami i<>>ai members of 1 Zion j
.Chutci'i a-i.U . .n'r leadership ;of Mrs. j
K. i'. t! ,ii. ' made history- for j
.tl;('i : - 'i.. . I C. /.'nil Church. s
IJ: e Tnuuht~moetii>g c
?oi u.. i department of
S. ?'. An;:.; i'.iih and 1 1th, and a
very. *: : - " Ting ropresenta* _<
una \\< !,< i! :!n V harleston L)is- t
Irh S : g. Uu n) wiiv: Kl
h i' S, > ? - ;i?t.i wifo, Uov. and j
At is. \\and .Mrs. .1. E.
llnrry. . . . /ion Church. Tho ^
iiiot-;?!!; }' i iti ir>ting. Tho
' i:.' " V,'H l'1' "'on- o
~' l"l"'' I Co " I '.' I i --lie id' t 111*, l'al- s
I I M M 1 1 ? I .? .If I . . ( ^
- I .'-I?il.L ' ii ( Ifl liri ( Till* . 1.
k;i h t niivf-i'i4'<1 per?.t
" i". ' ? ? - -\?Mr?K. Church.
.tJ: I ... lii-v. J. \V !
W'lllif,' I .... ... '!:. i \ A i|?; Lsl / ii,
i'1"". v?*s into a
tin I..
? 11 nt ? -j.. t.h<? f l'ib Jt
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I.- . .1 ; ^ -ft. -Kii 1
?r:tI:?T-T-? i. . !11 < ;?l-Milli I.
' I , if i.i ,'l ttlliitv,, Asst. ,
1' ^ " ". I rf.i:5?itra R !
j T''nof.v. i - i It.-. I'ollowifi^ art- I
.. ' 't '1. A. i-j in jst- A n!
?i* ' ??iii ?_ ? - . IK r, . Tfiuiiufttij
1 :.1 iSut.it 'iv; i, >] iinjilu-ll, Henry
I < I; i n 11 v. Kilith . 1. (Jar- ,
I - i;ii. ('mine N'esbit
'Hent .. ... \ inia Wriifht, Ke-'
botf \ ,' . . . ;
_ ',n- r: ' > " . i 'Ale:/ a month
I 'v ' ? ' : i?r, piruv n]t thn
11: ! ' i i * . t'. II %l< ..'I I- to til.o?t
' in lii?' :t i 1 to do, what-j
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niaiiin ! V. M. IXChurch
hi '-. i!. li.'jinl, Pastor
i Ih-" . y>.. ; i' elder
: . . t'i hi. hi-lil his t hird
I 'I'Mf. !. . . . ; :i?x- of tin- above
''' < . - i "FViilav evening,--Amm;;
.Yl'tcr the devotions
: l-hi' ! v. i i was taken- up, i.
MlV i ' .. present also the sec'1;"?
r ' "* ': ^ <"'s<,|u nnd Mr, M.
lifa'v- . 11 . online; secretary
l?.P'ih? i ; ' . JvijalJs. John Stev
J1'- hi i , [ ! a'h'l Samuul Judge
w,"tv " ludls-. Fa'i'ything
hi ivad.iu . reports were called
tor iriii.j ' Jo *ii.t11 boards were
' 'v)1""" a' ' i . ? ? coin mended .
the I? i - ' < i d?et> for the work
i ' ' . o.irayol all to
continue, ?* *
"C ~l 1 .
' ne. i on -Sunday morning
broiiy lit .. h"tliiLs. may be
-b-V-?r?*- n r- "redeem.-<( clnirch."
^ erer.it a1-, ' TX.ilt<iii heard the
Ivi-uiaah-il I be-Word of
.truth O ' nd .-ine'ere ty.
that mir S.unda>
,i. id oi.'o'in^ mi, Kau.r
Surahft V;o I i.i; many new names
iii e?<vt*lL-> I ,:t 'i n.-Jioiial Sunda;!
S't-i. J i vv.e Viiu>|'uusly
?lj-h-' i- ieal lesson^
v. ore,, ' !; i"... li -war ;t topic of
. U'jiil ,V a i 11 i . i11 i I I bn taki'l. |.
I.ke II " ..old today Would
b(> v, Mr.. n.M.M rl.i/i-d ami i In istioaiv.
it; 1? ?r,K.. arc as?
.lolli.i, ^ .?i 1 ': ! 11.i~ Senior' ,1.
I'rid .' 'mi. i, Mrs. F. [J
CU+Wr-r?r-?Tr rcrcnTiTsTTTrr
. . 1 \ !
-.tun .ui m . t- . l lie .haulier for
a 11-\ i ul; it i .-.J . i .. ;iclasses.
' i ,t\ ul* I'lmunut?V
svii: i;. - . i, at the
eveiina _ !'. hip. It was
^ .T The llrt-i.iijj uihini.
c'''',u'-i ?" - . " ! i'i'u?i iinic?out 't'l?
bear '? ' . I.'.tri.-um of the
' . J )' The text
WHS ?'! 1 ' ! 1 ',* .fourth. chapter
- i.h.' scI'olhT verse,
lie' bi.-J. - .H-e \yas- practical
anil fo.e n: : I. J ta.-- .cpwlce* of how* We' can
l-u-i'i ' \..ifl i.i intellectual
" ?? f" I TiTI I ,i I? T Tiii iVUfl ?
TaVfTy. " ; |^ : lo-alein. Hefore *_
the "< l > i uf c?*.rvices Gideon's
"and v I ,i !, c..a.;? hates all members
,r p; -UuuU: of Flcv.
H'anl. i" <tr> <1 :i hc-antilul aniUiuiu
i irj? nt, TTtf' Mr. (
BrM.fci.niin (j;::LI:ii'iI hiadc tile presentation
whitli w;i, accepted by Mra. 1'
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) LEADER
J. B, Jones, one of the trustees,
drs. E. M. Green, the directress of
tie group ol workers spoke of how the "
lanil was-organizetCanu foi what pur
)ose. The religious activities of
hu* day ternriuated with thu. buiiudic ion
by the bishopi -^ . -..U ,. . . ENGAGEMENT
NOTICE
The Rev. and Mrs. YV. H. Turner
1' Charleston, S. C. desire to mention
lit1 t'ligugemenyot their.-eldest daugh
er Rosa Bell, to Mr. Victor A. Mar-i??of
iGhtrrleslen,?wedding to?take dace
this Tall.,
GREENWOOD NEWS
Morris Chapel Baptist Church ?
Our pastor Rev. F. D. Johnson,
jreached a most excellent seriuon
?uivday Morning, subject "Contrary
Wink." r
- Sqhday night Rev., L, VV, Pun ish >d'
Philadelphia, Pa. preached a most
wonderful sermon; subject "The .
\rk a Type of the Church." This ,
iermon was a master niece This
lervifee was largely attended. ??
The B. P. U. under tlie^ lead- |
s putting 6ver a gr^atprogrAM. . J
Rev." T. w: ParnsTv antl Kev7 J.- F. j
Marshal and grand son were the I
evening gdests. of ~Mr7 and' Mrs. Jas.1
tobinBon' on Dapt. St. :?? st^T
Rev. M.^JF-Wllson,-has just closed 1
i very successful revival at-Friend- [
ihip near Ninety Six for Rev. F. D.
fohnson There-wrH?be a~ great?mm.'
lical and literary program given at
dorris chapel Aug, 2U?under?the !
tuspiees of the Greenwood Harmon-1
zers. Admission 10c to all. We are
xpeciing a full house. ' ~
Th'e women missionary society un:er
the leadership of Mrs. Rosa Johnon
and the Women Missionary Unon
under the leadership of Roxie I.urroon
are doing a great work along
lie line of mission.
Big Mt. Zion was filled to its ca>acity
Sunday P. M. with anxious
isteners to Rev. I. W. Parrish.drs.
'Ulary Douglas, ofMannihg. is
(junuiiijf a wniie- wnn ner parents,
leacon- and Mrs, Charlie ' Johnson.
Mr. Eugene Mingo, on Washington
rtreet passed away August 11.
Mr. Alfred Calhoun on Hackett
It- is still improving- mul w ..M? i.>
>e ?out again. - -
s ill.
Rev. John Walker, is still indis>osed.
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Miss Blanche Williams, Magmlia
St. in lnunf from Mnniiior school he
reports having had a pleasant
essior) at Hampton, Va. - I
Master M,. L, Iiill, say's if you wairvo
read The Palmetto Leader see him
ie will be glad to serve you.
LOCK HART NEWS .
Mrs. Janie Scott, Mrs. Carrie Rav
Jrs. LiTliitn Bogan and Mr. Dave
>Vhite, motored to Chester last Frihfv
to see Mr. John Srott who i* in
the Hospital.f They reports were >
that- he. is getting along finer
Miss Maggie Sims and Miss Shel- J
ton of Union -spent several days in
'Lock hart visiting Miss Katie-l.ee-]
Scott and other friends.
Mr. E. J. Bozan of Brooklyn; N. Y.
av iii. in?* uiuiiitM" a leixer last Wi'cK .
with these words: v ".Here is $ 15.00^
for you. JLet me know when you J
want more. All ai'0 O. K.M Mr. iio- '
zan is making good. in Brooklyn,- and
s very kind to his mother, brother
and sister and that makes "dad" i
smile.
^ Mi** -Mimd/i?
Maple Ridge Section is spending the
week with her aunt and other friend*
in Loekhart. * ^
As we write these lines we are in1
the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. (Gantt, pf Faeolet, S. C. They
hate a lovely" home and five, lovely!
children. We always enjoy being in |
their home.
We also, visited the home of Mr.
and?Mfsr-if. S. Gist at Paoolot MiTIs,
Mr. Gist owns his beautiful home |
and store, where he runs a first-1
class pressing club, and sells fancy
candy and cold drinks. Misg Viola
their beautiful daughter is very
handy and polite around the store
ind attends School at Cedar Mill Acad-]
emy in Spartanburg. "
Mr. Isijy Galman of-New York is 1
sav^v;th jJJ
_ ICE
works
all year^
ice brings
some dividends in imPc^vVU
health and happi
ened food tastes ,
better, keeps better and is better in
food value.'
V^r'hy - not make its resporiiibl# for?Jyour
ice supply this year? We'lJ be ,
glad to keep a checJc on your refrigerator
and see that it is always^iced
properly. - ?
:iTY ICE COMPANY
721. MAIN ST. PHONE 31^
C t
visiting his sister Mrs. Mary Smith af
of Mt. Tabor. We were Mr. Gail- hi:
man's teacher about years ago ~"Rt
therefore, we were real glad to have fie
him call on us and learn of his sue- oh
ci'SK In New Yur. trl
BETTIS ACADEMY NOTES
^ ' ~ ' - -- "b
The Revival meeting begun at Mt. th
Olive Bautist Church Sunday.? Re.v..
G. W. Blocker pastor preached a Won j,;
derful sermon. Over _Jtwo hundred tjpeople
"Were present. ? sfi
Mrs. Catheryn Mobles of Aiken, S. Wi
C., sjlent last week with her sister ' f?K
Mrs. Bessie " Nicholson. 7
The Bettis Memorial Association' ^
held its annual'meeting at Mt. Can- fu
aan Baptist Church August 4th, This jyS
the t?2ndJbirthday celebration of Rev. R<
Bettis. ^ ea
Messrs llaruld Quattlebamn and XJ
Misses \nola-Nicholson, Mattie Olga
*uu4~ Clretehen Evans. 1 B<
On Wednesday Messrs Herbert '('.
Blassengale- and Robert Young ami U>
Misses -Vfofe-Ntcholst?n, Mattie Olga
and Gretchen Evans Mrs. Catheryn co
Mobiles attended the?Revival at Jo
p- -
Mrs"'Minnie Belle Morgan and her aT
neice Miss Carrie, Curry of Manhasspit,.
N. Y. a it? spending their vacation
at home. ' ~ . - *?
U \IT jL J r i
?ii. ?vv>nii weaver ana iumuy anu .
Miss Russell Smith of Aiken Jure' '
spending the week with Mrs. Weaver's
parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. wt
Nicholson. ? ~ .. te
- -M4ks?Mne D. Tillmarr has-retarned
home after a pleasant stay in the ?
north. '
?Misses Patry and Fannie Lou Hettis
spent last week in Johnson. Mrs j
Florida Key after spending.-two
months stay in Atlanta with her
daughter has returned home.
LANCASTER NEWS
'I
St. Paul A. M. E. Church Choir
and the assistant pastor Rev. John (
Crockett went to Mt.?Tai>or in the ?
I - ^B LI <j*l
A
j: Destroys Flies, Mosquitoes,
{ other pests. Has been on tte
X Many satisfied customers.
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401 HAMPTON STt ~ ''
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(Including; New Chamber
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X (Including New H
Reaches at Ocean >
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X <Sea Island Reaches -on ?
[Mountain and Lake Keg
^ ? Resorts on the (
Klack Hills of
J ', Michigan, \Vis<
* Minnesota Lat
^ Pacific Northwest
X * * California Resorts
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* .
X COM BIN A
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| - Excellent Free Pic
I ' Churches arn
IK: W. M. SMITH, Mgr.
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4 ..
Saturday,-August'1C, 1930
tefhoun to Ivolp Rev. Blaeknian in
s revival meeting; while the pairtor
W. tl. < m i.v^?o.:t' mi?Wedge
Id conducting a Tngefmg for the - ? ?
t'iccrs a n (I | members o t' Bethel,
u'i'i' lti'v. c. W. .! ames wn.-i pastor ?7?
\e* ?' ? "
Rev. Owens icpoits a.great ineotg
i? irivi e!.e (. i gttmhty ntgbtwyith
irty-ttueo converts. I?r I. McKonl1
HniTi/un?presiding elder' ~ol" the *
mcasiuc -Uis-tri^t-eunie hy and Bap- * _?
sed fourteen , persons, and fellowipe?l
t-wenty live Mi the church. It """
is a great day in 1 trill.'! at Wedgedd
S. ('.
Mr>. 11 arris. aiul_ntluirs from Suae-?> ?^
r were present. 1 think Wedge- ^
Id ('jreliit is one of I lie 1 ???s.t organitiojis
in the * district . N'o wonder
ev. (i. \V. hiincs had il su well beUse*
his oH'ieers art- V.oHvell trained.
U'y certainly know hi>w to carry'on .? ?
sirress?tVrr?tlie clinrt'h.' : ?:
Rev. Owens. is with Rev. AV. B.
iwler this week.-at' H4gh Hill.?Rev.
\V. ('rawlord was with Rev, Bowr
hist week.
'lire' people are h 'ginning lo pick
tton in these- parts ^if the count'j'y
-Brshrrprdtr-t1. Rmuoni wife nild Br".
id Mrs, Sims will lie"Tri"T.ancaster - *
itulay to spend' the.day.. .. .? ? :?^-rThe
Bishop will nreach at 11:00 A.
a.n<l S:.'{() P. Ah" Mrs. Ransom will
klross tlu- Missionary Society at '*
M.?On mo iiml liiar the choice
>nls of these (list in<ruished tliavav^
r r
iiiiy casoi.im-: & oils at
LEEVY'S SERVICE ^
STATION
IVo Blocks From Benedict ? Allen
ON TAV1-OK STUKF.T
5PEN DAY AND NK.FIT
v *!rv v v y v*T* *T* v ?~?:?
OIL I 1
bed Bugs, Roaclies and *j*
market for several years *?* -
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Le Resorts X " _
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' National Paring.. j; ~
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n the PeieivHl |{?lnl.) $ ^
nic Grounds for |
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