The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 13, 1930, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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Stv* uj^dav^^eptemJb^ 1
Mr. uik! Mrs. Nathaniel Tyler of
Winston-Salem spent Labor Day- with
their parents.
...Mrs. Maria Bowman andvMis- May.
Willis spent the week end4 in SavaiiN
; nahy Gar,?visiting--friend ?.-- They re-. _
port a pleasant trip..,
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.Miss Ruth E,. Byi'iCof New Brookland
has returned hoonie after spend .
" ing two weeks with relatives ~and
- friends in Hopkins. . -T
Mrs. C. E. Neal .and little Wilhel- mina
Cjtreson of Hopkins are sppnd?iJTg'a^t'W
days with -Miss Ruth R.
? Ryrd and parents.
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i Mrs. C. A. Adams, wife u?*-Uw. R,.; _
-iA. Adams is cnnvalesc'eht after a sF*
" rious operation in Hie-Good Samaritan
Hosjiital. She will be home with
the family after another week.
-Mrs.- Dan Riehardson and little
daughter Ruby Mae. of Orangeburg,
after visiting relatives and friends
here motored hoonie Sunday, aeeoinpanied
by husband and nephew.
VIT"? ii_. i- ?i J i
miss nuiimm muurv ana ner sisier
have returned home after spending a
while - in Springfield, Mass. She is
-dtuw?visitig?her?sister.?M rr..?R,?Iw- McKissick
on MacDulliie avenue.
Mr. j, B. Denlv accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Lyles, Miss Mat.?
- tie Lvles-and Mr. S. ti. Alfoid .wotqr*
ed to Darlington la*t^iinday tor Mrs. "
J B. Benly, vvit Iter vaeatmnn
with her parents. " . v. " '. ?
Mi;s. F. C. Clreenwood oof (.'liarlei?ton
is" in Hi,, city visiting M r. and-?
Mr" <t V*' K.qIY, 1 HUo^liro.?street. She
will visit 'other points in the
piedmont section before returning to
t.he city by the sea. .
Miss?Sarah Moore and Iter sister
-7 havp returned home after spending a
while in Springfield, Mass., and vis
iting her sister, MrsTR-. K. MvKissick
<?n MnfHiirti.. :?\-?>?n 1
Dr. L. II. HatlmuifrjK onzulos I .ye-1
brand and-little Charlbtt,, Maker s-pent
Sunday in Pinewood.' They were the
guests to dinner at Miss Annie
Hampton, a student of Vtli n l.Tniver
. sity, who has'just returned from Ashville,
N. C., where she spent the summer.
The grand-daughters of Mrs. I. K.
Lowery, Margaret and Kdith.-Humbert
are visiting -her at 2358 Washington
^street; They are having .an
enjoyable time "and will return to
ThelT"home is Darlington this week
. 1 end to enter school.
A Correction!!
We wish to mak(, a correction/of
an - announcement published some
weeks ago that Mr. Robert' Martin
of this city was married. Mr. Mar
?tin .'States' that hti did?not?authorize
..statement.aa .he.ia not-jnarried. -Miss
Mary Isahell Moshey of 1.'120
Harden streetiNg being royally ^entertained
"in" Fmyburg, P:i? by" her
two brothers, sister-in-law .and their
three childi'en. She will stop in
Washington, D. ,C. on her return with
few days.
Rev. T. H. Harper, the younthful
and efficient pastor of'thy Kidgevvood
~~r~ Circuit has returned to the city after
having spent" two . weeks Th (Jreenv,ille
conducting revival for his fath,
^ er, the Rev. J. S. VV. Harper. He reports
the conversion of fifteen souls
^id the addition of many to the
Miss "Dorothy Harper, the popular .
anil efficient?tear her of.?Ridevwood public
school has returned to the oity
after having spent a four week's vacation
in New York and PlTiladelphia
She report- a very pleasant stay.
Mrs. > iVIno'gie ?Richardson Scott,
formerly oof this eitv but now of
New York is- visiting her uncle and
nQt'nnto 1V.I o r?M'I A f I " 0..1 ?
l/uivuvn, till, tlliu U115, l.fV | OtllUM'?UJ? ?
130G Wheat seroct. SlTFr~~will leave
Saturday for Philadelphia^ Pa., .where
she will spend, a lew day?; with her
brother. Mr. CJirs^tFRlctrardsi.nr
? * Mrs.
Jajpes L. Stephenson, S^r.. is ""
in New York visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Jas.
L. Stephenson, Jr. . Mrs. Stephenson
_ is a former resident of Columbia, hut
hovt' res'des in T.omsville," "Kv. She
will spend a month in the city.
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Mrs. F. F. Calhoun and children
motored to Augusta and. was the
1' housp guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
~ Calhmrrr for a week. She wa accom1^
panied by Mrs. Bessie Moonwan. Bb
vVhlTe There" they were honored with
. a number of parties; amomr them a
C Whist and Swimming Party at the
^^Pond, by Mrs. Eliza Collins.! They re .
^nort a very pleasant stay.
and Mrs. A... J. Thomas
Bu: to teach at Rrewrr Nnrmah
B^aa-will V the director and
mZTTcZ;uTonaT. ~hgr icuiTiire.
B Bfelsn is looking ami makB^for
Domestic Science.
B newlv weds and
^^^Tiile attending
B|^iounul .workBrae
orWrs.
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Hock and Prof. O. Y. Valentine; who |
Is ihe principal of Muffins" High
School also stopped with Mrs. Irvin._|
The Ladies Aid Society of Wesley
M. I\, Church met at the home of
Miss Mary llook Tuesday," September
2nd. The meeting was called to
urcnrf_"by~ thir -pre^lttentr Mrsr-T. Er~
Itiiiciniiinl. .Mrs. N. .1. Frederick up- "
eilyii with a beautiful hymn "Cuide
-Me O Thou Croat?Jehwvah." Aftel *
which the Scripture was read by Mrs. '
Asi.lev Beaver. Prayer by*Mrs. Page I
W e entered into a brief businsss ses-!
ion. Tills This moi'ting was wolf ait - =
ended. We were very glad' to have .
Mrs. Pleasant l'rom Uidgewood uniterj
with the I.adies Aid Society. hVe j
were glad also to have Mrs. Bertha
Lhuui. present who made some- very
nteresting remarks. Rev and Mrs.
P; ge, Mrs. (L K. Lowery and Mrs. j
Whit taker made very encouraging re |
marks. .M is. Cannon talked a few
minutes on her . visit to New York.
Visitors present at this meeting wire:
-Mrs. l.flii I. E. Low
ery and grand daughter. Mlss~HoOk~
thf. hostess served a del't'lOUS llieiri. 1
Dr. Ellis Improving
Dr. E. Philip Ellis, presiding elder
i 1 t.hi- Wiitnshoro JDistiiet?and con
<r+o?uuiHt ?10 tno Palmetto
man, was ^painfully hurt in an autqiiioIhIG'
uecident^ two weeks, agq, is
t).ik street,. U was thought at oiip
tlnip that his injuries would prove
Tatal and while" he is praetically ottt
nf danger according to his physician
he is strictly confined to his room*
With no unforseen complications hi&
physician thinks that he will'be able
to continue his official work about the
first-of October^ - - .
HULK'S DEPARTMENT STORK i
COMES TO COLUMBIA
Mr.'"Cyrus White, manager, of. the j
Belk Department'Store,* speaking lo |
our reporter. said that all jhefr sales
inreo rrfnt?help?white and fittwt-.|, were
residents of . Richland County I
and inriny were former "employees of
Mr. J. L. Mininaugh, arid that the!
haying' pubic, would .not feel that they,
were trading^.TWiih it _uew?lnisiiies-. 1
pi nicer fi. ,n
The salesforce arid help are cour- j
teous ajid will strive Ttr please "The n ;
customers it matters little what the
that"' tli.-y \vjll tiikI price- generally i
lower than othei,^fet*e>|?for they sell -|
it for-less. . .
{' MI.'M M.ll 11 i-.TS KX- J
I?I:UII:.\( I:I> IIKAD
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According to an announcement by'
the Board of Directors of tire Fair I
\yald jlonie for delinnuent girls thev.
hue been sucessful in securing the"
services tif Mrs. Fiancis CI. Bauni.
tcardner ol' Columbia, as superintenleilt
of the Home.
.Mrs. "Thiumgardnef. will take up
her work at Fajrwald September 15.
ami it is expected that the work at
he Home will assume a brighter aspect
.hie *to tire splendid training and
xperuiKc that Mrs. Paumgardner
!ms had in Social ServDo??voi k.?
She has served as Matron at Aller.
University, 'and Benedict College.
During the World War she was at
tnehed tr the American Red Cros*
Society in which, position .she rendered
valuable assistance to the families
of Negro Soldiers, and their dependents.
After the Armistiee she beeiLine
Hip, first r oloiied nvttbation odVcer
connected with the Columbia Police
Department. She resigned that |
position to take charge of the Colored |
Diision' at the Sanatorium at .Stat" |
Park, where she worked until five j
years ago, when she became an agent |
for the National Benefit Insurance i
Co. in which she has done much in !
establish the company in our com- |
inunity.
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P?riSBt-K<;H, PA.^
The many friends of Mr. Robert 11.
Baylor, will be pained to hear.of his ,
.-.nddeii death in Pittsburgh, Pa.-:
a* he11 . ttr' hrer-trwd fur the--jmst?H -j
.car:. Mi. Baylor was buried with,
n+rLtui-y .huiuiis. in PitaliUigli. Friday
Aug- dmidst a bust of unrrowin} 4
til. ti.ve!*. aii.l, fri-vntls," Robert was*'
t?.* son of-the late Dr. K. \V. Baylor,
i:id Mr.:'s' D. II.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs.
Ethel Baylor, three sisters, Mi;s.~1?.sjie
McDonald, Mrs. Ilattie Uvent.. of
Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Bertie Weathers
of Columbia, his mother, Mrs.
D. II. Buy lor; bis brothers, Rr. E. M.
Baylor, of Kvansville, It id-, Walter
1.. and Ruth or K. of Columbia, .-seven
Timers" ?
>A I.OM'ly Party In Honor of Sumter
. . Visitors
Q.n last Friday ,pvVning Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Spears of~. Sumter were
cmrrphmenteti with?a?lovely -partly
given in their hoifor~fry?the Ladies
Auxiliary-of the N. A.~ P. ~R.~r-irt the
beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. F; P.
Paul, on Heidt street. The evening
was very pleasantly -spent playing
brieve and whist. Punch being served
throughout Hie evening. After.
the games a delieiou* ooimn? of re?
fi shnrents was served?- Those present
'.v pressed themselves as having spentan
enjoyable evening. ' . *.
Mrs. .1. C. Jackson, PVes.
M rs. HfrTTT Bay lor," Reporter.
. ' _ Dinner* J
InM Wcdroarday cvrnirue Or..,
and Mrs. T- H. Hallman, along with
other friends were the guests-To ST
dlhjl'l' jjiverr in their W)r at the
home of Mrs. Ida I.yebrand of ^he
Dutch Fork sectioon. 1 Other popular
HTCTTThPTs^ Ttf the?group were Misses
?thel Gibson, te'aqher at Allen University;
Tolsie Bell Johnson, teacher
at Ridgespring; Mr. Cummins of Aum
.
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" BED-TIME S;
CHILL
~~~TiNT~r>rr ,TMn\.r.t w I:L . , a
\
Tiny Ant was busy, so busy untillie
did |)ul see Spulty hop load heal *~"T
by w a telling him. At least lie acted t
as if-he did not~seo "him. 'IV ajid f'ro~~i<
he was numin^, -taWVg- ci umb V
dainty?mors.Is t*i stui c ;m ny Mil "lii>
pantry far winter. t
Hi1 had stumbled upon' a heap of i
"left overs" l'loin a paTtry=saiid how s
happy he was. Of course you kno.' 1
Tiny te a"' very far-seeing, little fellow v
and he knows w hen the cold w.puls ' i
start- blowing his place will be at tlioeie?w
hc i?ft?in?w;iH aiid? ??> nn?l?
not out in thi* vvc'ut.licr searching for
food,.... LiMlef wonder- then he was
happy and gay. ' I '
- "1 cally must hurrv" said Tiny to c
Wee \\^-e iTS he mmle his fmn-th trip t
?.to the afit hill ("Voni the foot! pile. '"I i A
t'-aught I saw Spotty-hop-toad on my
way here, hiding under a clump of t
Octobers'." "But don't yon worry j t
-fli.v dear." h?* milled, tie"' Wlm. what
.'^ese tvvo gent lenient represent the t
Pilgrim Health Insurance Company !<
/i-les Lyebrnnd.?Both of these young?(
men win uejaiuur collegethi-v your at?
Allen University. The latter the. son 1
of Mis. Lveluninl. Little Mae Fran- ces
Smith and Charlott,. Baker made
up the remainder of the party. - All 1
expressed themselves a? havings petit 1
an enjoyable evening. . ! I
Regular Buddies Honor Miss Nance,.
with Pary r
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The time has come for some which
has been months, but- now ' weeks |
and this is being rednred In [l;iv< fill- ,
-the-several?Boddies to return to. their (
Ivan hit's sections nf th(> statu to "re ?
sume their duties as teacher. The <>
members who are remaining iff the. |
societes leave, '{however tthose who in
city regret very much to see our asare
left wilj keep up the rood, work ,
well informed concerning the pro- ,
pi'Msi dT tile club. , - j
i The Buddies delightfully entertain- ,
ed at -the?kt?me?rrf --Mrs.?HntlnmrF-rro-^
Pine street Thursday evening with a
farewell party* in honor* of Miss Helen '
Nance who will leave during the week
to resume her work at Newberry
- (1 raded?School "as ft "'menibei?of the ,
faculty, a teachng ??f ?i,1 i
v,. ...... minreigai ten.
?Tht*' looms.- given over to the -entertainment
oof _ the evening1 were
orated with "? variety of cut flowers,
thrown in suite" and attractiveludec- *
One room containing yellow--flowers
in vases ami baskets made an at- '
tractive setting for the three tables. 1
Blue Covers were used. 1 This was an
unusual sight. ' .
As the members and. their guests,
entered the house the ladies were *
given yellow caps ami the men blue f
on^ These-caps were-made of the 1
c.bih's colors, gold and blue. The yel-'j
r:ed out in every detail, During thje .
low and blue color scheme Whs car**'
o ' '! hour delightful refreshments i_w*re
served. a
The Buddies are very proud of <;
Mrs. Hallman. We really feel oursel- }
TPs in debt to-Tfer for "the splendid ?
service and aid that she gave us. We ^
shall alwas hold her_iXi_mLunmy,??.
! TL1^ Jl'r^'i|"^|l|i ^'ss Nance f
members. We hope that she will |
have abundant success and return
next summer with a lot of information
for-ihV Buddies^ - - ?--- }-s
A PARTY OF HAPPY SIXTH IONS ii
. On Friday night at 8:.'U) o'clock, "r
the doors of the home?Miss Due*??
^ Orchestra
i Harflv frufipjlv ^
T * J vv ???v- j
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? Wednesday ai
1^4 4^4 A^A jtv A^A A^A A^A A^A A
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TORY FOR
iRLN ..
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,m I thinking of. I'ntusl not' frighten
Veo Wee. Uiought he tu hmrfhdf
"I - think you are a-"brave soldier"
'( piled Wee Wee, "t am very piottir "
?f . you." She threw trim a loving
iTok ib?. u rjjstened wh fi ? idb t t
They \mm'o very happy.-these indurious
little peopl of the eaith and ?t
s a"joy to watch them hurrying and
rur.rving with food in their mouth-:
Tiny was making his last ^ri^*aii.l r
vonder of woTtUer he was singing in
i high treble,
"I ant so happee
1 have foot) in mv panting,.
?4 1 don't:eare if it snows all dav"
"Olio!" chuekl"d Spotty-.hop toad. .
:il' have food in mv tunr-hme it 1
atch you" Zip! out went his forked'.
untrue, hut too late. Tiny was her.'
va\L to the Ant Mill.
We and ^Vee^h+ul cake and cheese
iir supper, but the t^sF'rv-as-stu^xm^
or winter. ; ...
Anita/.
7fhy Westbh Were opened to fort \ wo
girls and boys of sixteen. These
lassmates and school friends were
?ager td make her happy at her 'six-,
rernth birth dav and farewell partv.?
-Miss Jlene Washington- and MavRobert
Bradley presided at the pir'no.
*TI enjoyed a ^lovely night, Miss
Weston has gone to Knoxville*: College'
in Tennessee,, t-he school from
A'hich sh received a Scholarship, to
begin her college cqure.- ' We wish
for her much success.
THK TANZ SOCIAL ('LI B
Sept. 9, 1930?'Hello friends^ how
?ues it with everybody these pleasant
luyr. ??Listcnl?How tumid you like
:u get a tip on some inside dope?
sept. 19 1930, "The Tan? Frolic -will?
be held-at the Odd Felow's. Dancing'
" aviho. Listen, frietids if you mifcs
this just consider "pr?r>best of?yoar
*wect Itle gone, lind in one short nite
eeause there will be pleasure and
Emietv like its-nobody s business'.
When the strains o.f ?sweet' music
tarts flowing that" old' dull tWln e
"il lusr usen witn the past and you
; a n't ucln but join in the" an iu seme: i
1 wil iook for you.
Good Bve,
. . Red Harper??Reporter
r?THK RADIO (LIB The
Radro~Diterary Soeial Club met
>n last Tuesday at its usual hour,.?
Meeting was called to order by the '
>resident, Mr. R. Harris, After derations
Mr. Bagley spoke to tfTe club
'runt the suhiect "Co-operation"
We are always glad to have a member
express^ a thought upon soiim
ubject. This being the end of our'
neeting the club adjourned after heng
served with a- -delicious?menu.?
^- ^ ^ ^ NOTICE
The Dillon District Sunday School
nd League Convention, will convent1
lept. 18-20, 1930 with the St. Mathews
Circuit. Harney, S. C. AH palates
and nuir^ber that will come
ors will pleas-* send name of dele ates
and the No. that .will come
I'oni your church. ?
Others who are' planning may ?do
ike-wise. Sp tlat . homes may be
rovided.
Rt. Rev. R. C. Ransom, D. I>., Preiding
Bishop. . r
Rev. E. R. Andersen. D. P.. Presid
ig Elder" *
Rev. A. J. Ganible, A. B., pastor,
tddress all communications to box,
22; Dillon, S. C? A. J. Gamble.
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clerk hand you the wroii
people, have been deceived
to say Dr. FREB-Palmer':
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their merit and when you
are tfetlitw the best. Inslf
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SUBSTITUTE. ?
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pcrvnrrs ;havb>ir vialin.-. ai/am-t
the?e_tal?:?i. t >'.?>' \ < mtrt
doceaed,' are ~herh\ notified to fVUr
same, dgly verjjed ..witli the. undersigned,
and the si' in debt -d to sai?l'-?>.i'lI
nlea>nfal.e puyhient. like
wise . ;
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Columbia, .S. C.r . Executrix
I'.b." IIUU I'ine Stre.-l.
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NOTICE!
'linnr l'i?Srli-i'il" * I Mi Tj.
jn,n its.'II. t : ,'i. t'u, tin- 5>2nd oJJ
this innntii., with two chancer in ?tlj*-S
faculty. -
% Miss Geoi'^kinna Jackson ol' .Wvj
hi^rry. lli>nl(* Kcrnmin^': -Teach..; in :
iss Li.uv.:iiia i'cott ..t ' t .ho br.i
wil teach tht^ Txecorid ^radc
N'fllt b '
All niembeiand !i i<-ud of/ tiic
Woman's ( !l! i: t Ot 11 . J ci'ofa/1 .Hu e i'lr.' \
ion are earner tly i . ?|Uc t? d to at tend"1,
the refrulai" monthf. in. riiirt1', j i,.-;
Sept ld, r> Ji. Mrr ratV. U. t . . I
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Mr. and .Mrs Alfred Manner:- \\ir-n j
es to anouuee the- birth of a son.
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niiii'u or. .Mi's. . I.tlihes: Will In- :
kindly ri'iiiriiilicivii as. M is.- Mi. mie ]
Matilda Mutt", f??i nerly.-?.f_ lhis city
now of. Wat it bury., (,'u.innj
M,\RRI,\(^K ANNO I N< K.MKN I
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson announce
-the marriage of their daughter,
Thomasina" Eugenia to Mr.'JamesEugene
King, of Darlington, .Tune
L'O. I'.i.'IO, At home. U.'T j'uker -trcet
Darlington, S. C.
M ARRI AG E AN S:l)l N.C Iv.M ENT .Mr.
Howard Blass.engale o( Albany.
N. Y., was "quietly lYiar'rieifHn Miss
Alice Kenner on th~ oTtI eft'. A a gust,
which was a 'great, surprise to their
many ftdtuftdai.' .
WASHINGTON, Di C. ^
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. White of this
city motored to Camden. N. J. to visit
Mr. and Mrs. (). A. Bookiffa-n.' They
were accoinnanied by their sister
Mrs. Geneva Gaines: While tTiyro
livev visited Mr. and Mr-. P. W.
+ierify -of-- J'liilmMphia. After - tvliirhlhey
' motored to Atlantic City They
i. an enjoyable stay. ,
SilMMt-m li ft.
Brother if--.,-. J,. .Mr- I :n
H ill - ami x'--. All-eitha I- en ill aiv <>i
t h.-. .
H. 't'iP" '."hm-m I'.ai l.-V am' Ri .
th- !L L:n* ,Ch.v.-i ,.f H. 1' V 1 A
att till- ?i Hk- r- ' -a
VeRtioii at C?.i" Hiv F.,* la. It I
til*1'.' r?'|"" ti a v i 1 -1: *-i iiif ; all.; >>t
inter ?t ai]d t n. '.il :r ri. '/
A Week id j-i .i , liar" lii'i'!! J"?-i*11r
nil at Bethel i i i'v'i all- tin- -ek..
Quite aii iaje;;-:l . V; r-iioWM. "
ai e jii iTytn ' 1'i t' a i'rii'>.ivv-ir'",.l a'ii
jlj-w tiii- mailt ?. *?<"s"
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Hotel, fcvft w l
Next to M V X^|
Warwick's _ -
?.?A?liU*t palmist?1?.? luit-?Tells I.lie ..
past, present and future and pivvs
advire on all attains such as love,
business matters, family- wills, divorces
and most anything pei tahviiiK
to the welfare of t.ne's^ life. ..
Also locates lost, and stolen arti.-.
cles. hidden treasures. Is able to
point.out the path of success and i
happiness and tells one how to
froHVdc^Hndjhfhcult ieo, 4Pay
Madame Pauline a visit fir- J
day. Hours If-'A. M. to 1<> 1\ M. All 1
readings strictly confidential. Sep- I
arate waiting rooms for vFlrTfp-ami i
M ADA MB' PAULINE
. 1610 Sumter.
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