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K'f "49HpnpHmii' >. :r ' ^ t* 7 : PACiK FJflHT j^ARLEtTI Uis N L VN ?T~~~ Mrs. A. C. Mayes, this city, has re; turned from the great. Metropolis, ? New York City, to whfrc she liad i'ourne^d to have a thorough treatiifiit after her loiitf puriod of i 1111 >tw^, and from all appearance the.?trip ha.< accompanied by hev won, Mr. Preston anrt nephew,?beotr. *8111' shinvs-marh ed improvement, and her return has been joyously received by her many .?_?1 friends, and hwinur a?trustee of?M-U Zion Church she was inumii?ioust>TTic^ claimed by the otlicers, members and friends of Mt. Zion Church. She exprssed herself as being happy to be hack at her post in Zion. Mrs. Kloise Boncparte of?-New York City, formerly of Charleston. Is spending a few weeks visiting her rmam .una H'lHIMs. Mrs. ho.nbparte is the guest of her uncle and - aunt. Mr. and Mrs.?Jeff Simons?of this eitv. Mrs. Josephine SwiptnnTThis city. ha? returned to f.aphite. Md.. for an indefinite - .' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles U. Hart, have ~ ret11rued fronTThe Land of the Skies after a stay of 3 weeks vacationing in " Mho?mountain hills of Flat Rock, N. and other points. Both -Mr._and . .Mis Hart represent the pieture of ~ health. ~ == On last Sundae, both?moriting atul evening, the pa&tpr _ delivered two nraetieal sermons? His theme was "The gospel train and it's, eonstrue tioii." It was??=eklln_ otp? of ^nnUy sermons he Mas sjo "poweffully. preach erfr kftrr?which the entire COngreoation entered into cilniJ the sick of Zion, which was very touching and impressive. The^hearts / i.f many were deeply - touched and mw= rntgirt tears to their eyes. '" :i Air. J. A. Hamilton, a leader, local preacher of zion is very . ill at his hoiue, l'llO Smith St.. ('AlM.lSl.IC M:\VS The services of the Williams Chapel A. M. Iv /ion Church were ex<vl lent oh Sunday. ~ The Pastor, uev. L T. Tate, preached a wonderful sermon Sunday morning also Sunday night.. There was a large attendance at both services Miss Cornelia Hawkins left on SunV day flight for her home in Jacksonville. Fla. , Al rw, I 111 in Sunv.n I?u limim again after spending the. summer in Saluda. N. C., among the -f'mountain ' hrooito," ?, Carlisle is (]uitc a lonesome place ilo.NV, and especially for the young people, because most of the hoys and v girls that-were -here, for the summer ha-ve- left for theor various homes and. -schools. , We, the students of the Williaris Chapel S. S. niisseti our Siipt. Mr. Wesley Kniel'son. wjurys .in. Wiuns. bortS very much-on Sunday '"morning, . . We are very glad to hear that Mr. Clarence Smith who has. been? under ; ? -I l-o* influence?of a severe 4'tiiicss^Ts . improving. , . > ~ . ' . Hli lTIS ACADFMY N'lvWS I Mif of the most interesting1 iVa" i-i tii rr nr'thc-liiie-"lXtiinjyyiiivLLii w;fs a hip barbecue Picnic given by tlu? He.lr'^ tis Order, t Knights of Pythias nn?l (Juurts.-u? -Caldnllut u,n_iiutlhi?( 'antpus -?. ... Saturday, Sept. 27. A vet y largo crowd shared the plea-sure. At -1:00 -j^'gante of base ball was played be..... . , , l.v.rrii rfileai'U al i'i' JktL1 er- the game everybody was reaily ? til be -sorvmL. til -the goo'il Itn'tii-ilio lb!ti> Hand rendered music, and it . was an atteruoon oT on.ioynient" liw evr'vbodv preset,>t. ' v"'' ? Mr. ah'd .VIr.-e. .IkIiii BoUbt^ggv^ surprise party in honor of their -.-I. John Bettis. Jr.oii last l*Yida> 1 : io.etii.nif,this marked his 1Mb birth? dae. . A"~~~KIrgo ev'owd "attended "and ? 1 . 1 iie. in i a.'ion wiui* ^highly enjoyed -by :_uiJ??Augu.sUu?-liken, .Kdgofield ~a++d (Ifaniteville was well represented at t be pULly- _ Miss Addie .M. Cumniings has re turned home after spending- a very pleasant -season at Buck Hill Falls, I'a.. She will assume her usual work ~OT Bett is" as a member of the iaculty. Messrs Youngbloofl Corldy mil Chester Davis of Ridge .Spring", S. C. were welcomed visitors, nu the earn? --pits Inst- Sunday?'-* ? ??? Miss Crete hen Hvans of Columbia, S. C,, spent last week'with Miss Viola ' N uhtdson.-r Th'e most distinguished guest that visited the eampus last week were Rev. and Airs. Jennings,, Mesdames. Kvetta Jones and Dannie Coleman o: Aiken, _C.. Dr. and Mrs. Robinson, of Augusta, Ha. ^ 'Prof.,fmfh'Mr^- -Wnir^Mr1ClYTkr\--BTfr+< 'T7*.' er have returned to begin their usual work at Bettis -as members ot the High School l'aeult v. 1 Among those who left for College . ' last-Week were: Mr. Eugene Holmes ?? -f +md Air. Herbert Blassenglae a FrVsh : ~ niaiujit State-College. > ? ? vr A LIJ:ND\-?tK :\KWSTlmi*Allendale County Training _ -^School opened Friday, September 11) ! 'held A. M. hytrinniiiLT its 11 session. Prior to the registration and "classifying of pupils the formal open ing of the school washeld with vrr\ ? iuipr?'iinive formwmicii, wtt.nr>gyoTt "tyg ...... the largest number of friends, bntJ " . white irrrrl colored _,in the history oi the scliooh?Principal C. V. Bing. wh< has been in charge *>f the school fni . ociiooi ior ii'a.ujius, nas orcn grantee a fellowship to study for a year at th( University of Minnesota which ^nc ressitates his absence from the schoo Wfremarks---expressed--'hi* appreciation to the' pupitoTmTT ctti ens for their splendid eo-operation Kfy . ?<? Many were the expression of regret from his friends. -He was presented v.' '' 3] . LI , - ' - t r . i ? ^ Mr. Benjamin "has accepted thrr' position as pvii>vij*alxpf the Allendale | School. He is a l'tcent" graduate of State?College. With the eo-oporait is hoped that this year will be one | of continued* Miecev-. Mis* Willie M. Melver; of Darling:- : . h-.-- i < -i > n 11.11 tli.. p.wit inn prii!i:tr\?lonelier?m?rtrr?Cu-Ti;8iining School, whicti -position was made vu- ] cant by the absence of Miss Marie Butler-. The?following?teachers?have?? and .Mrs. ('. F. Ford, Miss Dorothj Richardson. Miss S. W. Rice, Miss ii. Thompson. .Miss K. Trapp afid Mis. .1. tJ. Callahan. . Mr.""and Mrs. Leroy Pruitl accom tmnivdby their Sister Miss i timothy RicliaI'ilsim. who has been iln iv i-nest motored to Allomlalo ftoip Ashov'UIe, ' nied themX. C.,;*Mr. Walter Balden, also jicconijiahie?l ^tliehf While 'hove " { Mr. Spener Disher, accompanied . b.y._ 'Miss Melver of Darlington', and Miss ' Ruth 'PI""i'ii-"" his sister whii li;iI hoine. 11 Prof! Ross of Georgia. State ColJoge were tile week-end guest of Mr. I Af .... LV1... Ii> iimi. I'iinv. viaruner. run, rfcuss in eompnnv with Prof, Bing, left fir .MiiiiH-.??>.tti. where the" Intttn' wiTI re?^ Prof. <J. Burgess of State College was a visitor in tlu- eity during .the I'tr agent spent a. while with friends J . | of Bamberg Serving the farmers i ' in Allendale He is" serving the farm ; , I ers 1st' Bamberg County, j l'rdf. Hazel "and Mr. and Mrs. Ford, - visited Orangelfurg Saturday.?The .friends of Miss .Krma Antler' son will be pleased to know that she . lias returned from New York and lias accepted a scholarship to ' attend i school-in Raleigh, N.- (*., where she will take up social service work. IftTT^Uid _.Mrs. Charles Anderson, tlieir --daugliteh Agatha and little (lladys Thompson visited Aiken last wt?ek. " ^ BENXKTTSVILLE NEWS ; We are..delighted to see the county | work improving in so many lines and making such good progress. The 1 schools m the larger towns are bep inning To open. I'mi. I- .' llglU, ..Principal ol' our II igli .Scluio.1 _uiul._his? will >?i.- i,wi time to betrin thc+cnew'terms work on the Otli of Octo-1 her. All parents are asked to?be? present arid enroll fTu-ir children at 'once. * The (hand Musical Concert .rendered . in the High Sejiool Auditorium. Fri- | day was vcrygood. ... ' ! A number of our friends tire on j the sick list. Mrs. Minnie Reese, left ~fpr-C+dmnhia.-S. where she will undergo .an operation at the hospital j there. Others on the sick list are: Mr. 1 Art hur McCollunr. Re v. Neal .Cole . AIiss Lottie Watson, made a |x>|? i 'call Monday '.? the reporter;to trans-( act sonic-business. She leaves on thy ; 1 (itli for Aiken?to?rostmte her school : work. Mr. J. 15. Drake with Mr: K. R. Rrow.n?ood?with the?assistant'?of? others are putting1 on a special-drive in* Marlboro. County for the X. C. [ - Muuial-daNar-iute?Company. _ Stand . f>\- Ml' I)i*akt> for 111- is o tut -of inlr ; boys. . Mr. II. K. Covington has changed -"-hiyMinfrvr- SOnvngo- to svwdiinv in- hi-c"' Ihrick. Still the.Cadiliic looks good. ( -Revr- an<l^Mt--s.----WEight. re-porls ?U splendid vacation in tlu* north, visit-s . . in-.f ruhit i'.'ii-. ainl. friondsT"" lie preach _ r?l a wonderful sermon from Matt. it. ' 1,1 His subject huing "A C.unHict j with the old and nowv^?^Collections for ftlu; day ShtUH) Mr, Ihyrse of Wilmington, N. C , I was tluv week-end' guest, of his broth-j ??ami?family. Mr.- ami?Mrs.?C,?14^ Ueese. 3 ? -flev: W. I1'. .McCoy delivered a splett j < I ill sermon Sunday night to the liiem- j hers and /rkmds of Shiloh Church. i - . .Mrs. Wright's Junior Choir, is O. K in every respect. Little Margaret { Reese. desleiYvv*- -ali?^the honor that t can be given her as she is as helpful j , she can be. i - Prof.. Melw^Kht visited the report-" er Saturilay^fferhVipn. ^ .Miss L. Johnson is improving after j ~ "Tier opeialioii ;?Tor~appeii'dicilis3 STY"1 ?> onfall our w\st county teacnerp. - \ Mr. Perry Townsel arrived home j after spending a while in PhiladoTj pbia. . ; . . . ] !,| Xotieo to.every Bajmetto Leader subscriber of Marlboro. Please be ready to pay- your baek-ducs to the Leader. The reporter will visit you this week. Pay up so that ,pur. eft Tomn may continue. ' - .| V KM ASS ETC NEWS * : ? . Services held .Sunday were welL ' attended both mornintr ami night. 1 A t'ter preaching the doors of the j .church were 'opened for joiners, there - were six who joined. ~ " "" Miss Rosemond Alston, spent the - week-ynd --w+4-h- Miss-- Ala rgue rite. | f?ampQelf^nf_Yemassve. Miss Alston! was teaching at Haines in Augusta, i Ga. She- is going to teach at State VoIIclv. Orangeburg. S. C. I Mr. Howard Bampfield has re. turned from New York after spend ing the summer be spend about a day I I'd I'l ins scniiin V 111)1 ni'i'S. ? ... ' .1. J. Ilampficld, has returned h from \ocUt Carolina after spending H few weeks with his relatives and 5 ffiends. - he made a 'wonderful trip. ' Tftf YcW't^PC, OnulWl School wifFI open its (liters en Monday morning. ' The children is anxious to get back in . school and begin their work, I '/.ION BAPTIST CHt H< H NEWS: . ! The Sunday School was opened Sun- ! t-j-4ay morning at the usual hour with a .'very laree attendance of youths and i adults .and a, number df. visitors. The. : Sifperint endent and teaeherfc showed I subjects for. discussion. ; At U ;3Q o'ciouk tho general, aar . ' YhE PALME vice -were opened writh?imusual^'t? vor. The paster having selected h tex^ from Esther 2:1 "He remembt ed Vashti and what she had dorn - -The sctrmon was instructive? ai was enjoyed by all who heard In the eyeing .at 0 o'clock the 11. P. U: waiPatv its heijfht^ a very got uroirraiu was tendered bv the vonr people.?Sunday night the 1 <servi was no less r portaYit. The past preached from the text "And tl Maiden pleased him." Esther . Z: The sermon was soul stirring ai inspiring,. nne was received liy-letli and one by baptism. The total finance raised was $1(1 CHARLESTON NEWS Emanuel A. 51. E. Church lti.y 1 K -IttMirH, A sermon-of not wasruielivered t the pastor on last Sunday mornii at the 11:00 o'clock tvorship. S John SWas chosen. ."Theme, "Tl Condemned .Woman." The text wj well <1 -liveied and beautifully expla ed.^r The pasPn-^was lasting impression. . A special sermon to the boys at girls of the Allen Life Guard w tll/> OKM.!.. . VWIUH^ Quito a largo gathering of the ?young?ftouple were present. HSK from the usual* attendance.?"A Iiti child shall lead them," was the su ject ,taken from Isaiah 11 :U. TT really was a treat to the young" as to the elderly- folk. Prior to t' sernvon, a short, but interesting pr gram was rendered "By the Allen be; and girls. Those who appeared < the program are as follows: Voc Kol<>, Comrade Frank Colonel; / address by Miss Naomi W. Deleslii Guard Mistress Allen. Life Guar girls;Recitation by" Comrade Geor; Kenny; Vocal . Duett, Misses Gre and Taylor; Vocal Solo, Miss Dor thy. Graham; Miss Annabell Johns* gave a select reading number ai Comrade Albert Simmons, recite These boys and^gtrls are very mu* enthused relative to this moyeme and we trust that they will becor fthore active as time moves bn.- V would that more boys and more gii may be inspired to join and help th organization to blossom. There we two accession for theT day. We note with pleasure the presen of Mrs. Anna Humphreys, formerly llU'iiilii'i uS Fiiianupl, now oonnoat with Bethel A,?_E. ChurchT--bU . Ynl'k. Mr Edward Smalls ami his Tror bonebave been an asset to the chfr ~Mr. Smalls is an accomplished Tror bonist-aiul for quite a while has.be< giving his service which added much to the worship. Mr. Wm. Gad den. President of the League h; also rendered service with his Vi lin. We annreciatte the thoughtfu ness of these gentlemen and tru they will not become weary in w< doing. . ..Chjr Bible class . is progressir nicely. Each- Sunday morning at... o'clock' the pastor is at his post a for forty-five minutes the lesson discussed with enthusiasm. ST. M ATT 11KWS "NEWS Rev. and Mrs. 1;. H. Heinmingw; wish to announce the quiet**marria| of their daughter,.. Alethia, to ft Claren&uQWehs on Wednesday nig Sept. 24. The. bride. and groom a thtr groom's pui'eTrfs^ 112 West? Bridge St.' ^_,R.eAX.Mitchell _iind_Jhis .cougregaii pulled off a successful rally Sundi Alt.Hit ;i month ago Rev. Mitchell < gatlized his forces land his fore brought in $205.01* and laid it i reported: Mrs." Julia Johnson collet ed $50.10; Mrs. Alice Mitchell, $22. Mrs. Sadie Chapped, $25.25; Mrs. V. Cokor. $24.12;-Mrs-r?Minnie Jon< $8.1(0; Mrspfda Smoke, $14.1(0; Mi arrie FTTuTmaTt $11.00. After t clubs had reported the following me bets, paitl $2.00: Mr. James Cokt Mr. Arthur Johnson, Rev. David M ehell. Mr. Edw? Hampton, A. McKe zie, She.lton Jones, Edw. Jones,^ W -Greepe, W-illFe Oaldw-ell, Henry Gre I.ucious Footman,' John Chappl Abraham Robinson. Rev. Iiurr, of Columbia, preached soul stirring sermon for Rev. J. Jackson at Rethel A. M. E. Chur Sunday night Mrs. John Ford and children ha returned home and have reported pleasant trip. Prof. Jonakin of State - Collej Orangeburg,' made a flying trip -the city, on business. Mrs. Dusky Taylor is home aft -spending,-a..Sew months itt New ?? Mr. Fred Hampton, has Matrtculi i ed at State College, Orangeburg, S. Lv Miss Thomasena Kirbin of Darlin t on was a^pleasant vi?ttor-m^ the-ei I Tifewday, ?? . _ T - J, WATER BIT RY^ CONN., NEWS A surprise bii\th-nighti social w gien by Miss Jynie E. Neabit, Thursday, evening at her home," Vino St., in honor of her aistep, Mi Annie M. Nesbit. The house was heautifnlly-riecor ted, with pink and orange ribboi flowers and ferns. Two tables bridge and three tallies qT whist W? played. Other ?intorogfing .*gam After the card playing was end and the awarding of the prizes, a d lieious menu Of chicken salad, san withes, punch, ice cream, cake a on>wly- wore nerved. .. ?. r ? Air. Carey Hall, presented the birt ..-.day cake after the refreshmer were finished, each were given a pie of cake, The guest of honor was the cegrber of aft, met r^gj ed many and beautiful guests were: Misses Claretta ai Hattie Mott, Rosalee Holman, Hel Stevens, Eeola Wiggins, Helen Hay Ada and Eunice Jenkins, Virgin i (ioodaon, ,LdUt- Nesbit, Sadie Hall, Hi] c -r_? ? ) ...pr-,.-?, , TTO T/EADFR ? r-T&nd Mrs. George fitevcno, Mr:?an>l is Mis. Jit-lUiU, Mi", and Mrs. Carey Hall and'little Miss Ellon Hall, Miss Annie ; Havre, Flore nee Truc'ieart and Bonn nd j K. Nesbit. Messrs Charles QatTin, it. | Hash *11 Holman, Carl Montgomery, ?r-j?Hal vi stei Perkins.?Wesfly Cl?p;i*? h! William Nesbitt, ^lilton Wright,"Ca?-nr | mil Walton Hnitird . re lirddiek, (K'o""1 Ward, William Clap;) or aiitT others. B le i si ' *f NATIONAL I Market Co. ?\ 1? >y '8 |bs. SwifP Jewel Lard __.88 ig~ Round Bleak, lb. . .25 t. Crokers, lb.?_ . - ? -I'.-?.10 to "Pork-Feet,~lb. i_. ?tzzz?.+0~ is ChitterNngs, lb. __ .10 in .Pork Chops, lb. Til I.21 Vz m. I Neck Bones" 3 Ilia. ,2nj Pig Ears,! lb __ .10 id f'ie Tails. IK. 1" ? p. * 1 ! as! Beef Stew, lb. i. ; 15 !Ct ( Beef Roast i A2Vj se ! ? . ' . le ; Trade Where Your Dollars_Jlavc ;L*-1 Mn?n Cnwtn - ? us h as i "T . x bo ?????? 0 - ? . -*- ? ?~ y*~~ I'SEI) CARS 3H . ' ? V al WITH AN (). K. THAT COUNTS i??, u * d- * -. ft1' Listed ears only give a few facts. en ' Corjie by and let the cars show themj selves. in j. ,l;l I ' '' . .- __ St ! OUR SPECIAL FOR TODAY IS AL-h 1929 HUPMOBILE "6" SEDAN S700 nt| ne | fe i Cane on Lot No. 1 rls i lis Next to MeMaster*s on Hampton St. l'e ?... ce 1926 Chevrolet Roadster $150.00 n 11925 Ford Coupe 35.00 ?|l9g0 Fotd Truih 400.00 >w 1 1926 Chevrolet ids nn Dodge Roadster 200.00 T- 1925 Ford Coupe __ 135.00 itt29~Tfu~pmQbile .IB" Sedarv 1700.00n* 1929 Chevrolet Coupe 375.00 en 1928 Chevrolet ooo 4.*--; OUVM/U so j S- I . as I Cars on Lot No. 2 o- t 'I* Back of DeSoto Hotel on Assembly St. st _.T : ill ' ' ' ' /. 1926 Chevrolet Touring $175.00 \EL 1929__Chevrolfct Coupe 450.00 19 l<)27 Chevrolet Coach 1 __I 250.00 hd 11)26 Studebaker Coach 135.00 >? 1927 Star "6" Coupe 175.00 1929 Ford Roadster 335.00 1929 Ford Coach 425.00 1929 Chevrolet -Sedan ,-?560.00 ay central chevr6let co. fjf - 1232 hampton street Phone 5182. Atr- ~ ^? - - 1 . I ?y II Phone 9276 1 es or bring your Batteries to f- LEEVY'S u2 Better Battery ? Service Slaticm~~ Jjjj Batteries Charged, Rew? paired, Sold *.* Phone 9276 1_831 Tayior St. ' m. ^ 1 en ? ?? e, a .* . " .' m. . ~ I Cok Opens at -Art 88 ^ Oil '-v. T"" 45 u OCTO ?t~?" Atlractluiis ?f and His Me oTI sionsl?Thn cd best Planta ~ spend Tive I forget tovi; \ U see what ca its |^B D .... . . ><i IK? pn L* G. Bowman, Pr< es ; ia , uJ, .-...V.-jj^ II BMII ilrt'l' Hfl i ^ I If 7 t . ' ' :. ' ' ' - . ' " - ; ,| ^ F -!*r: . F# ' fc && - j^MI " .j 1 Clara Bow In a scfcne frotr "True to the Navy^V With Fi i . ~ ~ r : ~ ! _ Min.NiartT SHOW i Capital Theatre X CLARA BOW -I"- X "True To The, Navy" j"IT" Girl Surnases Rest in Latest Romantic Cornedv Hit. ; "True to the Navv." I ? * SINGIN VOICE IS GREAT t. Let's go Clara Bow! Those who will snap up the entertainment treat the "IT" girl offered at the Capitol .Theatre start iW Sunday mid-night,' ' wilj- ffave an "hilarious evening. She will be therc-Bxr-Xwo daps, and for. a joyiui gouil time.. go Bow! Clara has more'"fT" than" she ever showed before in "True to the Navy." Surrounded by a dozen or more lovesmitten riavy gobs, she 'Shows what is good for the male ego.?None of the boys?make am headway with the "Redhead" until Fredric March, the same handsome hero who stole her heart?rn "The Wild Party," Tariffs right. Then Clara gets a -taste of her own fickleness. j "True to the Navy" would be a (good- story even without Clara Bow. I With Clara flashing her "IT" 'smile ! i j "ALLEN UNI VERS ' Ready to Serve Wholeson Service at a Very SPECIAL PARTIES SKI Rrii'g Your Friends' and ilny ('()!..bination Meal" 7 ? -?We Appreciate-^ FRED Wl i pa^ooooo.voooooooQoaaooov I Tlie t loiiietn _ Mr.*.' Nrt i ie Sane | \X'e make < Wedcling-and-4 j| " J 330'Assembly Street I tttceoaaaceacec&rascsro^ HMMHil Sixth Annual hifinH rm i red i jH* tisdeG Tielc Zplumbia, S. C BER 2 1.22-23-24 & try Bunis Am uscmen :rry Makers, 'with Tliit Re RlU?Sl Mvte Btg SRf ? C< - ? tiwaa C3iauw evcrocen S< 32g Daysand Nights wii sit our attractive I x till in t>e done. is, J. C. Dickson, Sec, ' _ . i Saturday. October 4. 1930 ^ X _ _ A ', , 1 the Paramount PlCttiH edric March, Hany Gretn > it's a dandy all-around entertainment;* -ffmry^iWTi. tlm hmmr mnn ,nf "Klhitzer" and "Honey," is a riotof lauglr? .making cracks and nantomino. ami the rest, of the east looks as it ought to. ! Clara,.'a soda-foUntain girl in Har-.' ry Green's drug store, makes ."IT" a big business. All the sailors from the battleships in the harbor flock to the drug store for ice-cream sodas and a smile from Clara. She plays thtTkV'Sill. eoli'ets the souvenirs and says goodbye with a smile. She has a ' J special boy-friend on every ship and * manages to keep them separated until the whole fleet, and all her specials, drop anchor at oncei.' . Shq is sunk. Then she meets Fredric Match, a woman-kiljer gunner's mate, and ( 'riiarches to the altar with him over tne prostrate iorrns 01 nait a dozen other smitten swains. - Clara's singing voice is one of the J big features of "True to the Navy." She croon.s "There Is Only One Wha Matters To Me" as nobody el$e eouTtT her when she says it.... Clara looks..... ' marvelous as she sings the_>iuinher. She sings with her voice, with her ^yes,-with 4?er:- wd>pl^.--J)ydy-,--with all her personality. And Clara .Bow's singing is all the more delightful be- ' cause it. is a surprise ,talent. mammmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ITY CAFATEREA.ie Food and Rorlflor Polite Moderate Cost. tVEI) I BON RKQt'KST Guests to our Cafatevia. v Tiekbt and-Save Money. km^-Paironax^ ? ISE; Manager. SO;g&0:OOV>O<>OO0OaOCH3OO00gO0<?0 ? eacl Bakery | lers- F.pps, Prop, i Specialty " 7"r- "f SiiKB ay-Ca kes T" ~j j. Phone 4932 * ^ >000000000^0000000000000^ |? ^ inty I ^ Fair I | BBNtDICT ' College Park _ ' -?c:ru ? t Company Br'ty Conces- I hvs and the ??? outH. Come __B 111 u?. Don't _ , B ; >it t~lall and 1 'I ret IVight I " M. E. Taylor, Supt