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' > . - Saturday?- Attgtt?tr~80r^930. THE MYSTERY OF THE YELLOW FISJI. t Fifth Installment. k Ry-4iM|ll? ^r,iMilii .Totii", . > Henry noticed thial Inna'jy eyes "had assumed a hard*expression, here - was a different red haired Inna. hiim in t^re doorway Isarring " passage stood a firm and resolute girl, with hard savage eves. "C.ivp .m?> that 'lmKi" Hpmahdait^rf-Mui uu vih? advanced followed by a heavy built red bearded man, "Prince Fon"" grasp ed the black haired girl with?-her fiands m the air. Inna gave the ban to the* heavy built stranger and he , turner! and fairly ran up the winding"* stairs.. Inna's hard blue eyes slowly softened as Jhey . lingered?on Henry, a baby, smile curved hpr lins ' nuw aji she waited. 'Presently from above came a heavy voice, "All right" ar.d Inna slowly .-began to back up the stairs with the revolver leveled at the ^standing figure?beluw. AS she passed out of sight, they heard her feet hastily ascending, Henry, Muriel and the black haired girl now raced, up the stairs behind..her, out of the chimney door, thrpugh the.old roam's room iniu 'the hall and so in - - V the main stairway." ' . At the t?p' Henry -mn?into?thn : .dumb gardner -aYid almost fell, just then the, lights flashed on and the v black haired Inna and Muriel reached the top. M[ss_.Margaro{?ami Ohr ? stood .restrttrfe" with revolvers on ei; ther side of the stair, Inna with her h:in<l< no'viiiNiy fluttering over her heart' dropped into a "chair., , ^ il'imh gardner?now?descended """the stairs and from below Henry hfiurd heavy steps climbing, leaning >over the railing, he saw the next door -- ?-?>? ' ' * ' ** lumur mrge nonest faced r?mantleuding the heavy red bearded man with the black bag up thestairs i The dumb gardner was there to'as? sist him. When they were all gath ered, Miss Margaret began," f'-At least we are altogether and -now" we shall get down tp.. BusTRp^t11^! Turning to Inna she demanded: "Tell me what all this is about?" "Claire Forf there,"., accusingly pointed Inna, "is trying to steal a bag of gold my father told me was mine, that * old. man is her fntheiv he and?father _ _w_were friends once and father must' have mentioned it to. him. Father's grandfather told him of the hidden room' deep in the earth and how to reach it. ^Father told me of it a few M"?days before he died and I wanted to make sort, it was there before speak ing to you of it, as I~rHdrf4. waat,-to upset you and then no money to back nfy story. Great grandfather told father of the existence of it and because he loved father so much better than the other children signed a paper -giving the money to" him, Claire Fon there, or her father stole the paper and that is why I "have had such a time trying to locate the fight chimney." "Then why did you toll me that, you had never, seen this girl before." "Auntie. I could not place her just then but since it has come to me, that she is Claire Fon, a childhood playmate." "Now what have you to say for yourself young lady?" asked Miss Marearet of the girl called Claire Fon. "Madam, it is as the young lady said, only the wayfor I am Ina Treswell,. and the existence of the treasure was Known only .id my father and myself, Count bearded man was aJfriend to my father. Thp. jpaper was stolcoi [from me or lost I do .not know which, but I had memorized every word of it and that is the reason on. this first ' night here haye' ~been able to find the location of'thp door without any trouble." Miss Margaret did not seem to bp satisfied with .the girl's ctnrv CO uhn f 11 rnn/1 f/x tVin ^1/1 ^ ^.?V VU1 ..CU vw VUU UIU IIIUII, "Who is this man?"" "My father's w old servant," answered - thp -girl." "Who is this large man?" next demanded Miss Margaret. "Auntio he is niy servant, he was very faithful fo father for years and only this week'_hay.e JL_seen?him since L left him in Europe, ht> was so devoted to m^-.that he followed me across the water." "Give me that bag,"1-next demanded Miss Mar0ari?t." " The man willingly gave her the-bqg. "I do not understand,'hut I do' know that my brother could not have had two daughters of about the same ago-and wished them?off on me in this "puzzling ihanner, "But 1 have a sign by which I shall know my rightful neice. Give me the sign, the ?*}crr. f Vw, Act, ' HT i 4. i..? ?I6I> WI UIV IIOII, ITlina ivicll gclI'l'L III III ed tor. the red haired girl, give me the sign." The girl stepped into the next room and returned holding her dress to her bosom, her "back was f>are and tattooed in deep yellow and golden hue was a fish. Miss Margaret breathed easy- This was a great relief. She furry?ft to the other girl. "You have pot the sign?" "O, yes Madam-^1 have the sign." "Produce v ?Thp?girl?arose and wentr rntrr __ the next room, "she returned holding her dress across her bosom, her back was bare in deep yellow and golden hues was a fish"'the""6'xact"""shade" _ iifaapa, and ;si2e of the otheitr - -M-isaMargaret turned pale, coming closer to the girj touched her flesh and rub bed it as if she thought the sign ?- would come off. - She then turned to Inna and touched her flesh and rubbed it, but both fish remained. Her troubled eyes sought Henry's whose eyes were just as puzzled. Presently Mips Margaret grew weak and . fell heavily into a nhqlr Inn II ed to her, calling Ola to bring the -.camphor; them she ffantly bathed the face of the famjing*woman. All the ? hardness was gone from Ina's face. Agairi she was the sweet dainty girl of Miss Margaret Am! TTenrv invert ? as she'assisted Miss Margaret to her room. j - Henry, turned to the black haired girf, "WellJ' TrgsaUl, site" Smiled n lazy troubled snitfe. "Let u& pro H. Chamler, and you shall not be bgthered with us again." Henry , opened the door 'and saw the old withered man and the girl go out into the night, when theywere safely on The street he turned out the porch light L ? I 1 J. and returned to the waiting red hai ed man. Final installment next week; "TDM VV A Y NEWS. -^ettreT A. !?l. F .Church New?T _L AL the usual hour. Sunday morfiii the pur.tor ascended, till1 t'Oslrum ai 'immediately following the devotio ,he preached a soul* stifrinir 'sermo Thw sei'vicea * ei e tin ued"g7er'to t leaders 'for class examination. 1 An interesting . Sunday" school le son was discussed during the perio A -large attendance was present ai everyone seemed to have beep- ben fittd. ?. |.- The A. C. 15. League is still doii fine. An accurate report was^ made the Slate LoilgUe I onvention Sundi ll.V AIr?Ejnp Hemingway. ? At 8 p. m.. Rev. W. I, Core fill the "pulpit attain. After all prelin nqri.es he selected as a.text. Acts 3: This was indeed one of the tsp+ring sermons, aside from Heir appropriate fpr the occasion. Miss Ella Ruth Moore motored Longs visiting friends and student She reports a wonderful stay, i Miss i-lmma Stanley?is hack aft spending two weeks at her home Li tie River. \Ve are glad to haye Jh hack. ,??; = 5 ! Mr. Sir Walter Raleigh Balla reports .a f wonderful trip, aft spending p few days in the city Mennfr.llu' <>f Miss E. 1 <*5 Mr. Emp HejningWay who le here Thursday night for O.eorgetov _motored to Charleston to wiener; tl Staty Convention.... I. "MtTrs. Edith Latimer left a ft days a no for Newberry. We wish f her a pleasant trip. I Mr. and Mrs. Burnie White mot ed "to the city jllast' Sunday \and vi ited relatives. I Miss llalistine Parmley yh? h> beeh indisposed is out atrain to , -L delight of her ninny friends? ! Brothef Robt". feowens of the H linpss church worshipped with ,us Bethel Spnday morning. I Mi/??lphn Hutches who _ recqi?t underwent an operation Ms mendiT nicely. I Mis. M; E. Gordon and MiSs M. - Penue.se Miss Agnes A. Morgan, to chers of Marion Were thc -guests ^ M ra. AnYiie Lewises unday.?We?a glad to ha\\, therfr at any time. We were glad to have Mrs.Heb Polite worship with- us Sunday, T .JJiATKSBrilC. NEWS tl t him|iuH>in Unptisl t'linwh i On last -Sunday Sunday School b i pan at the usual hour with the suj present and tK"e" teachers who we | promptly at- their, posts .of dutv. T1 [lesson was explained in a_quiet ar i interesting manner-.???, . : | At 1.1:30 o'clock Aj M. Rev. T. I ; Bo.vkin pastor was enjoyed by, a I The meeting wfas conducted t : Rev. Norris of Columbia, s. C. ; Choir, of Ridge Spring sang Sunch [..morning th^y were, tipe ami much e I joyed. I Monday niglrt Olar Branch ush< was on the job. Rev. Norris preach* from the text*" **What. is 'my Life Several white friends were presei j Chinquapin ushers was invited to -O jve Branch Monday Night. Four (4) souls were saved durir " Ttris rheenhg. Mr. Howard Mjxsc is -hdhie lrom tireenville, S. ('., as tl guest* of Mrs., 1'^stelle Gump?. ._ On August 18th Kddjr Cafr ,lo his life in a etfr wreck. .?~.i h^? K1NGVILLE NEWS. J Another week has glided by whit to many in this section has markt quite- success, especially to tj farmers who were successful in ge [ting out so much of their cotton prii to the heavy rain fall. I -The ...services Sunday at Mt. 01'r [ which were held in th(. school buil . ing, were very good. Rev. Lownu ! preached a very good sermon at quite a large audience was preseri f Deacon Cope wlfo is solicitor fi Mt. Olive's new .building motored ; (Tngaree to worship with New log! HBulah congregation. He took wil ihirtT Mrs. Cope; Misses Clotelle at I Elizabeth Finch and Miss Georgia! Daptzter of Orangeburg. They repo ' ed" ttrartr the' services were very goo Rev. Barber preached a very inspi ] intr sermon. A nice sum of $15.5 ! was raised. Deacon Oope and h four guests were invited to dinner : I tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ta lor, of Congaree. A very elabora i menu .was served them. ~~ MiSs Dantzler is spending tl ;week at the Finch's home, speci [gue?t,of Miss Clotelle. .1 agree with t^e author who* sail ("reading maketti a full man," ar I am proud to say f have had sever Icom^'int'erestod in The Leader ar (are going to . subscribe for it; i jthey can read and become full, j Our.. farmei's_have begun to mal 'selections for the Stntc Fnlr Fv>i ;bit*. So watch The Leader, ret iand, keep abreast with Kingvil Times. " ^ ? ~W~" ' """ CAMERON NEWS. 1 Mri Boyd Black o? Connecticut visiting his brother Mr. A. 11. Blac for | few days. ' The delegates of the SuncTa I School and League Conyenlimi_lid J io Charleston has returned wit .-.lnaidTT /.useful and instruct i\ j thougms from the Convention. Ttftr j who attended were Rev. G. G.-Colt I man, ; Mr. O. C, Keitt. Mr. W. 1 TTamison. Mr.-: Morrison erf Durham, N. f j is visiting Mrs. C. B. Black and wi ! with us at Sunday School Sunda; { far ahftr dohvurtid a. fine nddreiu>~ l the Sunday School scholars. i VT II' TTt nrrr ? - | n^rs. in cine wnns nas "returned I . New York City, after spending a fe [weeks' with her mother Mrs. EH ! Shuler. The Queen Elizabeth Club met i -the honie of Miss Jervaline .Hoove [ * ? i * "V ' ' * " [_ ; 'l _^V " if ^ .1 *~Tr ~ ,"? ~ 7 ~~ ' HIE PALME' j ~~ - l ----- 1 -- - : n r- ALLEN- UNIVERSITY CLUB OF NEW YORK CITY. The outintr gjyer Ly tha_All.m Xlwi. versity Club of New York City orf Sunday,, Aug. 17th, at Elizabeth Camp, banbury, ~C onn., was an out-1 j-?iaVtdln^- success. The president,.!. tuj' Mm'. M....11, GliburL^-with?has executive ns staff .arranged the affair with such n fine generalship that every one had p^'a lovely time. The members including their guests ,s_ I numbering seventy-five iWere taken l(j 'care of in two lyrge buses and several automQbiles. ^ Swimming, card e_ playing,, dancing, boating; golf, ten??nis?and croquet were the major at-' i tractions of the day. of The Club is continuing to grow to' the extent that they are making J?plana for their Fall Dnnee to lie gi-' p i ven at the Renaissance Ball Room, ,j_ Nov. Gth. . j g At the last meeting the members n, were pleased to?have Miss Sadie ~ Green, Latin Instructor of Allen Uni- , versjty?with them. She gave -some fn very?encouraging remarks to the ts> -Club. The, next regular 7iieeting w.ill be> held oiv'-"SQnday, Aug. 24th, I PT at the Fine Art Studio, 7G2 St. Nich er ?Mr;.. Francena Goodwin and ehilr(j tlfen, Augustus, Jr., and Mary Wash-' t,r ington, spent several days of their nf vacation at Niagara Falls," N. Y. Sun-' r?day^- they?we re among?the guests at ah outing given by the Allen University Club at Elizabeth Camp,' v,n Danbury, Conn. The Goodwins ere? formerly o^_Cohpnhia,- S,* butnow residing in New York City. Avll/ ?? ,)r; Sl'MTER NEWS; i 1 * v r- The Standard Training School of 'Sr Religious Education of the M? E~. church convened here August 18-22. as Day sessions were held at the Linhe i1+4H^14T^4o*d--tt?4?evetttng"-serviees ~ at. Emanuel M. E. church.. Delegates ?" 1 from some of. the leading charges in a* ' the State attended and. much benefit 2 was derived frdm the several eours'y es taught* \ < Shiloli and Mt. Zion Baptist church p es'held their annual picnic on Thur*^4" "" day August"2Tst, at EbenCzer picnic I o} Krunds. | lv.,- 1 .ittlo?Miss?Emily?McDonald was 1 ' at home to a hosCof little friends on en her_(Jth birthday August 20th. A real jolly time was spent and about the time the little ones wer? hog'"ning to become weary from romping and playing thev were ushered^?te-r ----tables?bub'hedwith ftrtr- nf - goodies, |' Which seemingly appeased the appeal" j tites of all. Many pretty and useful gifts were received. ] Mrs. Minnie Brown entertained a 1(l ntnnber of little folk on Friday af?- j _Lli terribon August. 22nd, in honor of , her niecer?little. Miss Louise Gamble ji' | of - Florence. Many games were ' played and a couple of happy hours 1 ??spent1. Dainty?refreshments were ^served. Then?as -the evening- shach~ * jy ows begun to fall all reluctantly departed for their various homes. Miss Elizabeth Richards is visit] ing in Foreston. ot| Mrs. Childs of Savannah, (la.,, Mrs. M. McGhee and Mrs. ,J. Bland of Aik- | it en, spent the week end with Mrs. S. alters. ' Prof. J. C. Prioleau and children >tr art- spending a lew days in Summer- mi ville. 1 1 1 ? u? ( The Barbecue supper given at Eb-_.. - .-ene.iier by the Do Something Club st on Monday night waS a glowing suC... . ci:,ss from every nnnlo 3? ^ ? -- - - t-. r COKESlil RY NEWS. 1 "?Vi ??????? A very interesting sermon was ! ^ preached Sunday at St. Paul by their 1 ?ptrstor Rev. Jenerette. All seemed to enjoy it. - ~ I j. , Our visitors were many last week. 1 Mr. and. Mrs. James Steward of An- j_ gu^ta, Ga., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. i ' J. M. Goggins. Mrs. Mary Harrison uj of Raleigh, N. t'., is visiting her par* ' LentscMr, and Mrs, Squire Washingor "tori. - ? -< to Prof. I). T. Robinson, wife and son 1 of?Orangeburg" att^vrcftnTg Messrs th W. M. and Maxey*Robinson and sisid tors. ; - - ? 1 ia- Mrs. Blanche Stepons j>f Spartan- ! rt burg is visiting Mr. and Mrs. "George J d. Goggins. 1>,L- Mr. and 'Mrs. H. K. McKennedy 1 38 and daughters Margaret, Geneva ' is Jessee, Miss Gladis Kh'owans of As- " at heville, Nr-C., were very pheasant 4 y-. callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 t? Sam Goggins. ? ??:? ?: l Mrs. Mamie Pearson of Orlando-;;Flu. has returned home after spend a' . ing- a month with hoiue-folks. J , The many friertds of Miss Bessie | Gillianis are proud to have her here 11 again Irom' Ashevillc, "N. C. , a I The t friends Mrs. Mary Holmes ( 1 ahd daughter Mrs7 Geneva Legin are ao proud to have them return home afi ter spending some time in the north. _)AlSo her son Mr. Otis Ilolmes has n ! ' " VM'. ?-? l(j (. Misses Thelma and Francis Jackie ;.son spent the week-end in AshevrlJe, I N.-e.- ? ??v? Mr. Daniel Pearsoon of Philadelj phia, Pa. arrived Sunday to spend a ' is j few days with his parents, Mr. and k Mrs. Oldin Pearson, j The five daughters of Mr and ^y S. WTRobinson: Laura, Thelma, Rose Id., Ilmiiiie.tta and Kvu, gave their mot fill it a grand surprise party Friday -e i eve. A number of friends enjoy.'d ;e the treat. ' ' ' . i- -A menu of ice cream, crackers, [j. i punch and -curiae was served. SALUDA NEWS, is i _ yl \. _ Que of the greatest revival meet?? ! lrnrs wn? 1' hMJr r - . , nf,iM ?<- uuthrmri baptist 1 Church on last week that has been !u i tfor-about twenty jfears, at this place w i It is quite interesting to know this le revival meetingwaa carried on by one odour younger ministers, Kev7 C. A. I Beaver, who is now pursuing his Theological Course at Benedict Col * 7 " ~ ?; : %l ~ r~' ' . _.i.. .7". -'-V' . . . ( , , ^? :?<? ?' ' . ? TTO LEADER ^ lege, Columbia, S. C. The money raised during the week amounted to $101.00 dollars. *, ' -Mr. -Johnnie Mason, "^rr spent the week-end in Aik^n with relatives and friends. * ? t ~ --- L Mr.' Thos. H. Logan. Jr, jmd Miss Eliza M. Logan spent ^ Law. hours Sunday visiting in 'Edgefield. Miss Guortriahu^ Matron was the week-end guest of MrvWrr~M":?Logan - -The?Agent wishes?trrt" hunk" Mr: Johnnie Mason Jr. for his subscription for the Palmetto Leader. M l . HEBRON A. M. K. CHI KCH Sunday Aug. 17, 1030, was the beginning of our revival meeting. At 12:00 o'clock the usual hour ol service Rev. T. E. Robinson preacher a wonderful sermon from Philippi. ans 4:13 text *"1 Can do All Things Through Christ Who Strengthened Me." Subject -'The Name of lesus Can Move All Things. * _ At 2:00 o'clock Rey?.Metts preached a soul stirring sermon which was very much enjoyed by all. At 3:30 o'clock the Rev. E. F. G. Dent assistant Dean of Allen University and pastor of the' Pinegrove Circuit preached a very Interesting sermon and his good choir of Pine Grove Sang. We were very glad to have Mrs. Dent, the wife of Rev. Dent and other members of his churches?At 8:30 o'clock the word of God was delivered-to^ us by Rfev. 1. S. ilirrpll. Thix U/:k unr\tito?? wam. !dii4i?uJ--scEJnoit5r _ We "were expecting Rev. W. C. Crawford on Monday afternoon to run' our ..revival meeting the remaining of the week, but he was called to attend the State Sunday School and A. C._ E. League Cnvention, at Charleston, S. C. by the Bishop R. C. Ransom. Sq Rev. Crawford fnot^ ored down here Monday afternoon and" brought Rev. !>.- L. Price of Anderson, S. C. to"run the revival meeting in his place.* I must say that Rev. Crawford brought tjie right man for the work. Rev Price / is a wonderful preacher. Every body thrt heard him once wanted to hear him again. We had a great., revival every service was well attended. At the dbse of the revival meeting Fri? xtay night eleven persons claimed to know Jesus Christ, three persons join ed the churc/v and_ji contribution of $153.15 was raided. ?Among the many friends who came home for revival-meeting were: Mr: 15. ~J..-Wheeler -of Rethet?A.?M,?& Church, Columbia, S. C., Miss Lillie Sligh of New York, Mrs. Ninetta Jones, of Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Mary Simpkins- of Edgefield, Mrs. Gracie Boyd and children of Charlotte, N. C., A^r. and Mrs. J. C. Kibler and grand daughter of Columbia, S. C. Mrs. Alice Auher and children of Columbia, S. C< Mrs. Clara -;Hubert and grand children of Columbia, S.C. Mrs. Albert Dial was hostess to a Silver Tea in honor of the Woman's Business Club a few days ago with a large crowd of friends being present. During the social hour delightful salad, crackers, ice cream cake tfhd mints were served. Under the It/adership of Mrs. Lidie Williams the~clinris now progressing nicely. MrsT^tara Thompson and two :lt*jghters -of - :Kt??xville,- Term, spent the imst week as> guests of Mrs^ Martha. Franks^?^ ? ?? ' M!' s : Sa r aTiT "W il 11 a his oT ' A sfie vIlTT spent- the week visiting her mother and other relatives Miss Freddie Duckett of N. Y.. spent the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Q. H. Duckett. Those -winning the prizes at the suest party were little Misses Cornet ta Putmanlst, Hannah K. Madden 2nd, and Kittie B. Leake 3rd, much . redft is due the little "Beamers" Little Miss Lliabeth Garrett was also une *of the prize winners. Little Miss Marjorie Jutman spent x few days, a^ the-guest of little Miss Cbrnetta Jutman.v The Baptist Sunday School Convention held at Springfield Baptist Church during the week-end was a success in every way. Plenty of homes and good eats were in store the literary program was a treat to for every body and on Saturday eye. til. ' . < . Mrs. Thos.'Sanders wns Hmiocc i/-> 1'hu Auxiliary-Club un Friday afternoon with a large attendance being )resent. After the business hour a de lightful sweet course was served. We' trre .soiflry to' report Mrs. Margaret Leake Young is ill at her mother's home we wish for~"her :r ppeedy recvery. f Mrs. Alice Young left thfe city fbrHAMILTON'S 1611 Main St. I ??fAnVteKftSTnttrWATCITES on Easy Terms i Small Office, Small Expense, I Small Profit LET 1 ^-THE PALMETTO LEADER DO YOUR PRINTING Mail Orders Receivi Prompt MTienrmn = ? * ' " OUR PRICES IN KEEPING FIRST CLASS WORK . % , ' ?1310 Assembly St. Dial 4529 ' V .1 - 1 \ " " * t .4 ? ~ Fa. to the r egret of many friends ' i Mrs. Fletcher Garnett was 1 hostess-?. to the "Gleaners Club" on Thm-uluy :? " afternoon with a large crowd pres-, pi ent. During^ the social hour a de- a| v Many beautiful selections were Yen-"wi dered?by?Mosdames?Oliplianl 'J.lid?"t*" Whitner and Miss Bernice Washing, . " ton, Miss. Cecelia Duckett winning ii. - tliu prlliel . " in "- Miss llaftie Gunningham of Lync11- M burg, Va. is" visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. M. A.- Cunningham at Mrs. Emma Raskin of Atlanta, Ga. visited her relatives during the week, ti Mrs. Amanda Byrd, Mrs.' MaVy Cannon Messrs Walter Leake, John- g? sorjand little Misses Khf,i'i- ^ikLXj DelpTune Leake moto/ed to Asheville ol . Sunday,, ?? ?? ?~vr Miss Hattie Cunningham was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mr/-.' Olii- I co phant Sunday. . - . j M . Duckett and Mr. Luther-Crane tiioUn,; v -tsl to Greenwood, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Shekojj."*u?Lt Bfamily were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. &helton and Mr. ami Mrs >' oi. " 11. Duckett on Sunday. - '' r |Mrs. * Marthu Thompson of Sumter is the guest of Mrs Fllu Ibickott ^ SI MMER* SCHOOL GKOI P j >?< //,?-- : [m Second Half (Six, Week*) l^ear Mr. Hampton: '* -The South Carolina group in gen_ _exaJ mac-ting united?me l>< write u "short story for your paper concern- - V ing the group. M ' The South Carolina Group elected -NV Prof.'t. M. Myers as president, Mrs: Sara E. Daniels as Secretary and ? ' Miss Clyde B. Singleton as report-J. er,_ Miss .Ellen K. Sanders Treasurer ' Members of the group meet regular-"ty every Tuesday. Tp the-meeting.! . we set forth'such items .as' were .of I.**' interest to ouV group or expressed *' ourselves on matters pertaining to s' 'all of the groups. Through these 11 meetings the president^ of the j States' -groups succeeded in getting Mr. Joseph Douglints, \TolTmst of : much note to come to the Hampton , . Summer-Sessiort^a^d- 4<> give a pi o-? grahTTrfade up of all .violin numbers ," This was a grand ?uu4?very-? much enjoyed by all. pArt of the!" proceeds went to the **<.n.i 1 ?7vuiicilint- I j* Hi! I j. Fund, this is a worthy cause. Its ( ^ aim is to let money in skihII Mrmrtrn^ ' ' " tft Students of the wintpe sehnnl?or?^ -"the Summer school when thev are ^ .-much in need fur a short time.. There are about five hundred- suni- !' rner school students" here during tlr*j_4-? second half and nearly thirty of these from South Carolina, South Carolina j had many to stay the whole twelve | weeks Here following is it list of j students from South' Carolina: Arrtett, Miss Bessie R., Greenville; I Brown, Miss R. C., Camden; Calloway. : Alisus Lillian F.. Orangeburg:" Care-.- [ Miss . Lillie R., , progmore; Daniels; .Mrs. Sara ErrPlloree; Diggs, Mi.-s I Silika, St. Helena. Island, l*. S.; ' Flint, Mr. Win R. Frognune; XJard- i ner, Miss Marion, Columbia; Glenn, r Miss. Pearl, Spratanburg; Harris, i Miss Lorine; Jones, Miss Viola. K. 1 i St. Helena Island, U. S.; Mack, Miss j Odessa E., Charleston; Moore, Mr,T?..' B. Rock Hill* Mouzon, Miss. Matin I j Charleston;M.vers, Mr. 1. M. A. Col j umbia; Pindle Mi's. Elizabeth. Ki.hi.'j | sun, MlSs Eugenia. < Rock Hilt. San- t E -ders, Miss Eller fc. Chariest i r. , Rob-: inson, Sir.*TIVm.. n.r,; si^ri ell, Mrs, Lillie R.. Greenv-Ulc. Sine , jiions,,. Mnr. -AThertha 'it'. 't'r.rdTnl.M;^ Singleton. Miss rivdu vi f. 1 ? - v wiuun' ii; |i Stover, Miss Rachaeb i$.,; Taggari.-.i f Miss' Pauline, Greenwood; Washing r fun, Miss Arabella, Frog more; Washington, Miss V. A., Columbia;-Wit- I zejl, Miss Elizabeth, Charleston; j; Reese, Miss Louise, Newberry. I DILLON TRAINING _JM HOOl. [ ANNOUNCE Supt. B.F. Carmichael of Latta j "Schools has announced the 19H0-&1. | faculty of Dillon County Training | School as follows: Principal .las. A, c -Holman. Latta: Alice V_ Page. .Latta:? fj Lucjle M. bouglass. Manning; Vanil- ! la R. Clark, Columbia: Catherine K* ' II Hoi man, Latta; Eunice Curtis, Col u m bia; Francis E. Gillian. Union; An II neTtp A- Champy, Charleston. Misses Douglass, Gillian"and Cham 0 py and Mrs. Clark are the new faoul- ' j ty members. - , ; ?Mr,?and?Mrs.?Eddie Edwards?rrf 1 "New York motored down and were I the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. King Manning for a week, leaviug { Monday on their return trip. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Maning are sisters ; ^ drug" [ ~ ' ' TR\ ?_ COUNTS' DRl i i rv 0 I 1105 Washington Street '-B? - " DURHAM C ! . Mrs* Nettie Sande | We make a ~ T" : T'*' - " of ! L Wedding and Bi j ! 330 Assembly Street , ?? l ? L ! ? PAfjF.yrui&i-'B (/KKL'Lk-VMM.I: NKWVJ / Alter u pi I'uni ?,)' Mlriii't- |;tj- lt> ' ?-?-?ublication ij> cOheenicii. <;vi11.?. peali> in the loluillll. . * -'tHre?futou-or IT'.I- rrn TiiT*- ?TTTT^ i'1'e gnud, but the were ij?*t .i ^ " . > > J ; j.' i:wU UH, 11it* \\ 111 laiii ( !i;11,i i ( iiui ' i> lia i"ii ' Iiih-II ii III I I i.-i iii u' , K ''"ml.uird hy Tin. J'iti.n.1 ? U wrlcyix , Revival nieeFifit; . i- hew yV-ii,^ tin- l."ii^ liiaml' ,\1 K. < C ii ui cli W-4'I * ?i > -h * '| ;?f | A ii- e nT i' 11 a I ii i i 11 i, * \y .t, v * i. 1 >'j i 111 . -.. ouiuis or. the? I rinn-v JJa'jiti liurch Sat urtutA .??vefTni>r *; . ?* u he it el the chimin in.; vM-iiau; \vh. ijuyeij ftv mIL in,.. ? The jia.-n-ir.! Rev. 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' i 1 111 l'l iil'l .U I'i'K,* ( . I 11 w'; i - ' I, t 111;; , | caku- <l i| ii i;'. t U*-\ rte" " ' SI'S. i. ' ' P >{'.' Ii. !.!;'?rr 'ali'd l'l ." 'iuiri* . .Murray in.oldh'.i .< irafiip-turu- . hursilay wl.ar.'- :' ? \ :-'p. !.,? nappy ly on-lln- Stale ( "iii ji- ( airtp't? ?i.[ tin- III.On- ..? M S .. iss Floiylla Fimlkakr . . AJ.is.- \Vh;, ..a ' '' 1 . I't'M.' " ? .Mrs. K.._\L ILuj-lay, Tw,->.ia\. Mrs. Al. K. .Mi ? 'oihrin. -M r-' [.. T lurruy and .Mrs. S I -I.. v; -n^'otpi ' Wt- ai'f' tfhniVlii ' n'-t-ii"' !!.: Vl - : unit- July -wli* |iaV jj; > : a * ' ' ' " TT-ifjiVs is lM.-p.~r.' " SI HS( Kliu; I OH FHK I'ALMKITO ll.AltliK HEADACHE BAD TASff ?v.-s ' *' ' ' * "I Have used Black-Draught j lV>r-a-long-tfmr fuV bilious j ness, constipation and head- L ache, and found it spb-ndid. ''When I let myself get bilious)' I have headache, a bad taste in my' fhoulh, feel ell ? j; tired and worn-out-, and do : not feel like doing iuv work. ^ "After 1 take it few doses of Black-IOraught the disagreeable feeling clears up and L feel good as new."?Mrs. Marie. B Clark. iTl* Foar'l) \v.- ,Hirnn-B ingham. Alp. fl Sold everywhere. Get the genuine THEDFORD'S BlackDraught! For CONSTIPATION. i INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS S if=ir=? ir=il ?ANTT" - -r STORK?-??- ? r CALL 21967 CUNTS. Ph. G. . oo'D"o^or)r>.or>.?:.o.:?.:i :ad Bakery f 1 ? v 8 F top, ? Specialty rthday Cakes Phone 4932 * ^ ftrtnrMyinn.'.ACiA.-n-.i^^p.-.AAAi^A^ \