The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 08, 1930, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, Nov. 8, 1930^__^
M?- '-- <5 n-??t of Wnlp"k>n. S.
C , sV-'v V-pJj w? h his ann*.
" ? ' "pmnl'in and. children on
Pendleton Street.
1><\ AV. S. 0Tho'?-."son. of Georgetown.
> f"v days in the city
hrct?vrndr; While lv re lie was the
house-guest hisydster. Mrs. Fannie
Caldwell en Fast. "Senate -Street.
Miss Elizabeth Hrown, formerly of
this city, but now residing in Philadelphia,
Pa . returned home yester?
day ..il lii a Iwn wct'liu stay he*^ vi<i.
' ting her mother and sisters.
Mrs. Alb'e Cayruth?Williams of
N"cw York is here visiting her mot Ivor
Mrs. Deanis, and sister. Mrs. Maxine
Nelson, before going to Florida for
the'winter. We wish her a pleasant
.stay. == : -?
Mi*s. Pauline I). Ree.se. spent a
~ viry'"ptonsni'rt-thry Stmdov, N*>vt ij.- ?t
- ,i i *.i T*m? ?r% i-i ?
nnin >mi'.??wiin Her?son nnr!
dalii'litcr, Mr. itnd Mis. Kdward 11.
VVarley. . . ' ' ? '
f.
Miss Willie I.,. I)ixo7i7loft the city
^ October 2Iv Tor .Jcnkinsville. where
she will leach this winter in the Rock
Mill Junior IMkIi_ School. _SEHiZwaiE
' in 1 he city to the Iirir .last week.
. SPK<'I AT "NOTICR ! ! !
' I'l'ni-i.i ini.1 n? riiiinv)ii ftundnV
,Nov'inher/16th at ll;15 A> M., "In
the int ve*tof Missions. \_l.
Prof. G. A. Singleton, of Allen University
will speak on "The ,ioy of living."
Several musical selections will
bo rendered by the Benedict Choral
Club. Please cotrie out and enjoy
this service with Us. r
. rrov j. t. Dill aid, Pa'stor.
Oil Oct. 10th Mr. irtid Mrs. Willie
B. Cheek, entertained at their resideneo'oti
Rice St. 1020. with a lovely
^ birth-dav party.. Amid a iovely sfetli_."
ting''!' l':i 1 l^fthWeTg?"' Af tur the Thames
were over the hostess served delicious
courses. Those present \vere:
Mr. and-Mrsr-Cannon. ilr, and _Mvs?_
r?*?i n 1 n..?una mt....?m
m- r9 r i????im,?aim n uauuf
Air. and Mrs. CI. Phelps, M,r. and Mrs.
Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. PrehIer,
Mrs. Tannie.Cooper, Misses Ruby
Entminger, Sallie Phelps, Margaret
Chirps, Wilhejmoha Mack, . Ilertisene
Montgomery, E. Ottolne Montgota
ery. Messrs .Jas. I.. Thompson, T. J.
[S-i Entminger, John Williams* Robert
| Adams-, Fr.ed Tate,?Fro'd Walker Jno.
, Nelson, Spencer Skipinan. Herman
. Williams, Mr. Willie P>? Mr. C. J
Cheek and others motored to Cliarm
lotto. N. Sunday, Oct. 2(5. They
^^reported a very pleasant trip. They
P^lso ' motored to?Monroe, N. ('.
~ \?T1ILliTJ<T COL NCIT. Ol'KERS
PH'lTRlv.
Kx**P9vivnve of past years plus suggesti??3fcis
of Supervisor Johnson resulted
t !?<' orga'IIIVJIIlull 'Of till A~t 11
c cyjfouncil at Booker Washingtc
'lew weeks ago. The pur
pose oTovCfcuth an organization's threei'old:
tii' c-Mt'; to create a wider interest
in athh wlth s among teachers;as well
as st ikI< owits second, to put athletics
'>?i a lirn uffer financial basis; and third.
t<> cxpnndxJ^athletic schedules, u* order
t hat t heir be more inter-section al
rrr?it eat?*g^Lin thefuture t han in the"
past. It iss-Mttlu niiMennuu nf npinina,
that, with suvtech an able persoifhge, for
its president Mr. Hanberry, Booker
WashingtntsSv W'U have one of her
banner year's (uG&P athletics.
With such air'^S u'ln 'n view, the organization
on Wednesday and
Thursday. Novem< ^2 and 13, is
sponsoring a pfcP.r&JJlfp "Bytd at the
South Pole." which education-,
-.{tl' and ejitertaininjf.i^OST^j? picture
will he shown at the tf theatre
afternoon and evening ~b?th Wednesday
and Thursday. ^' organization
is soliciting the paV*.^.^T?nago of
hoth The (it^/ens~attd studenp of - Gol?
ifthis, our first finane.
f the school year. . . "W ven'
Admission: students 15 cdf ^
adults 25.cents. ?
NOTICE
All members of the East End Club El
asked to be present at the regu- w'
lar monthly meeting, Friday after- th
noon. Nov. 14v-10.30, 5:00~p-Trr.,at
i the residence of Mrs. Fannie Clifton- P
Caldwell, 2800 Senate street. r<
Miss Jennie S. Trezevant, PreS. S
^ Miss Evelyn Craft, Secretary. u
1. ~ - NOTICE!!
AIL. me ni hers of the Orangeburg
District of TRe~""State Federation of
?-Women's Clubs are urged to attend
, the District Meeting at the Ihiirwold c
Industrial, School, Cayce, S. C., Sat- (
' unit A. M., November 20, 1030, at <
^ 11 o'clock.
-?sj p jr Vincegt, Chrinn
' socji, j
* Th0 ?Bacoi^hc?.:v'Siitial/ci?b mot.
... the borne Craft>
T4i<??day> Oct. 2i , ?0. The meeting
lilL^hducteU Ey Oh- vico-prosHlent
T^~~S^n'c^ iraVT'i. <i. Uo cini.
Do Most Of Your
Tfaatlifir With Our Advertisers.
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~ ing a social club, several social e I
~ "vents were?dioeunnodt?q"?* of which .1
is to be held next week on Hallowe'en i B
- "inrbt > . TS
1 he hostess, Miss Craft served de-jt
iicious refreshments. The o . cers of (
the Club arc os follows: f
Misses Buyburu .Burton, president; J
Juliet Raiford, vice-'president; Beica N
\esbilt, financial secretary. Julia B.
Thompson, recording secretary; Ed- e
ii.i . ) .!> t 1 rutiMiri'i Rmitm Kcrslwuv .V
[ critic. ,i Members; Misses Ann ice'*
. Williams, Annie Thompson, Lucile j
I Taylor, Elbise Craft, Nellie Burton,)'
1 Julia. Jones and Lula Reuse.
Miss Kershaw will be hostess to ^
! the club next. v
?FRANK MERRILL j
i?- HIMSELF '*
TARZAN
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aid ;.Champ!ion Strong Man of the
Movies ? Coming Direct From F
Hollywood In Appear in Person ** A
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, Tarzari of the silver screen?Au- E
thor, Worlds Champion Strong' Man h
land hfilder of fifty-two Champion-., n
I ships for various athletic records. | s
I TUni i_ ? ??
i Aiiui is rranK Merrill and he is'coming
here "direct from Hollywood and \
the jungles to appear in person at. the
[Capitol Theatre" Monday, Nov. 17, n
(only. jh
I This is Tnr7?n's?first appearance :
;out of Hollywood and the jungles in p
j live years and he assured the Man-j P
agement of the Capitol Theatre that1t<
he has plenty of surprises for every- one.
So be sure and see the Mighty t<
Targarv as he appears in the jungles^ p
1 raiMV AVKS \V
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; ?We wish- to thank our many friends ^
for the-krndness and sympathy shown ^
the loss of our father, B. W. Williams
The love+y floral offerings were al- ?
-no appreciated... v
M. William. . Arthur Williams *
Mrs, R. E. Washington, Mrs. E. W.
Penn.?-Mrs. - R. A. Sands,, Lillian* ,
.Hunt. . Mrs. Noah Murrough, Mr.
(Irover Thompson.
I Ttfr. B. W, Williams of 426 W. ?
^Boundary SI., Ne^rberrry, STC;, passed
awuy^pjiU?ber^28, 1930 while viti- n
ting his. relatives in Plainfield, N. J. -f
'Rev. W. A. Sanders of St. James
A. M. E. where he visited and took ?
an active part in the service The 1
jrs," in jriainneld. ti
- The body was brought fcc his home b
where he haa been ail active chris
Lian In St. Miify's A, ,M. i;?".r Chunh A.
or 45 years and funeralize I Sunday b
it o'clock the masons acted as Pall- ei
bearers; of which he was a lYiemoei t<
also a member of the order of Ets- d
ern Star.
He has been sick for a nu.rtber~6f w
ears'but little did we think the time ^
was so near. He seemed to realize ^
he end was near and talked of his w
wprk being finished and he was just 31
waiting for orders. He told Rev.
Sanders while waiting he thought he
"would- visit his children. "
Rev. Young his preacher, funeraliz' d
the body at St. Mary A. M. E. ^
.'hurch. The jprogram was lengthy,
iccause so many spoke of the useful
and beautiful life of Mr. Williams.-^
All the children was at his bedside I
IF Plaintield during the week of his _
illness. Surviving are two sons,. Arthur
of Columbia, S. C., Matthew
. J Mow York,, three daughtersi Mrs:?E.
Washington, of Washington, I),
'is.- E. Wm. Penn, Plainfield, N. tc
Gijjvei Thomp, giand .vm, Plain" =ffi
ield, N T Mrs. R. A. Sands, of w
of Georgetown^ S. C.,t three grand T
laughters: Mrs. Noah Murray, of xi
Vsheville; Mrs. Lillian IJAint of Cleve- D
land, Ohio, Miss Earnestine Wash- hi
nerton. D. C nn/l ?1 -u:lJ
? ... -r- giuuu ITI
"Terr ? ? __ ai
Blessed father thcu has't lefr us lu
In this" sad '-wofld" ? 'tn
Though indeed- we must, not mourn ei
thee, .
?ar to heaven thou art gone. h<
LANCAST^t. TRAINING SCHOOL C?
The members of the Athletic As- M
sociation are rejoicing over the over-. M
whelming success- of the "pitches d<
Festival" on Hallowe'en night. This M
novel entertainment was carried outl^1
in a very unique manner, and every- ]**
one who atended expressed themselv,es
as having spent a pleasant even- I"?
:ng. icl
"The Brown Skin Witches Musjcal i
Revue," one of the m^in features of |0
the evening was well worth the abun- r*
~it. - ?1 ? -"- 01
ui pi CI IOC vviliCIl 11, ICLKIVUU. 1 no ?
members of the Athletic Association 1^
are very appreciative of the assis-1
^ance given them by Misses Clinton,'^
^'.'ison, Mclver, and Pendergrass, w
e a^tfervod as Faculty Sponsors for g
?:? S(
rincinefV B- F- IIazel and C. A. -Ford, g,
>spectiv^<? Vocational Instructor, 0i
chool voJely- of the" Allendale Hi t<
rciny ? t?Vvere v's'tors 'n the city Sat- n(
ra'ss >h?^ the quests of Miss Pender- hi
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DILLON NEWS
r/ba " G
?f the pastor and a goodly number M
vpC 'xhp members of Bethel A. ^1. E. tc
hurfn were in - Marion attending in
conference there was a holiday, no m
services all 'day. ' * r?
Sunday School at Manning Baptist
CFurcTT WM^inrustrat largely attend- w
ed and enjoyed by all. , te
Rev. A. Mack of St. Stephens ftt. t?
E. Church is still doing a great and y<
glorious work for the Master. He c<
preached two inspiring seThions gi
Sunday to appreciative audiences.
Bethel is rejoicing over the return
of her pastor, Rev. J. P. Washington.
The membership has pledged themselves
'to do a greater work itCthc &
coming year with God's help. ' tl
Mrs. P. B. Means is still on the T
sick list. . P
Mrs. PleAsant died at the homi? of je
her daughter. Thursday night. _Fun- O
eral service# Sunday at Little Rnctr. jpp
t.u' nlti PALM
Mrs. Randolph?MeLeod and?
oheg~of Rowland were the guest o
ilr. and Mrs. .J. McLeod Sunda;
evening...
Monday moling Dr. and Mi*. il
iarrett entertained a number of theii
riends with a few tables of whist
^fter several games the hostess ser
red ice cream and cake.
Friday night. Mrs. St.-K..-Hartzoj
ntertained with a Masqurade Hallo
veen Party. "The house was beauti
ully decorated with Halloween col
rs, black cats, pumpkins and ghosts
['he guests were greeted by a ghost 1]
rhost with fiery eyes. Much fun wa
lad in trying to guess who was who
Vhist and Radio music was enjoye<
intil 12 o'clock, when everyone up
nasked and were led into the dinitu
oom tVhere the hostess served hoi
uyster stew with oysteTettes, pump
:in pie, hot coffee, nuts and grapes
The tables were taken down, chair:
ushed back and everyone danced un
il the wee hours. It was voted th(
est, and most enjoyable parly of it?
ind ever given.
School oppned Oct. 1.T, 1930 wit!
'rof. W. ,L. Bryant, our principal
lr. .T- F. Williams, "assistant, nrmcial,
Mrs. M. h. UWIOH, Mis. L. U
tryant, Misses Carolyn McRae, Wilelmina
Preston, Margaret?R,?Tan
a as co-workers of Dillon Graded
chool.
Miss Margaret Hanna spent the
veek-end at Bennettsville last week.
-Miss Emma Drakp nnd Dr. W. jlaii
a of- 'Behnetsvlllf motored overfor
er.
Mr. and^ Mrs. be^o Davis McRae,
[ac, his sister, and Miss W. H. Prosan
last Sunday.
Prof. W. L.. Bryant motored over
a Northeast A. M." E. Conference
ist. Sunday at Marion. ,
Prof. K. White4 of BlacKville and
the- &ame placP were
allers at the graded school Monday.
Irs. Bryant entertained them. The
eatures of the evening was (james;
upper -ia^diffprent. courses
Dillon Graded School won first
vinn fnri rohnnl hnnths; it thp fair last
eek.
JOHNSTON NEWS Revival
meeting will begin at the
!. M. E. Church of this city Tuesday
ight, Nov. 4, ' Let all hearts: pray
or-a successful meeting.--??1?
In spite of the cold weather a large
umber found their way to the different
Sunday schools on Sunday.
Services at Rosa Spring Baptist
!hurph on Sundav were verv
. " w?*>w WV4'
'he pastor preached both morning
nd evoTring. "They are busy now gel
ing ready foe a pew rally which will
e held some time soon.
Thp P. T. A. held their monthly
londay Nov. J. Quite a few mcniers
were present. The topic for disussion
was "How to Create Invest
in the P. T. A. It was well
iscussed by the members.
On Monday A. M., in chapel we
ere" favored with short talks from
ie boys who attended the State Fair
chool last_week in Columbia. They
ere quite interesting as well as
musing-.
Prof and Mrs. C. O. Mcintosh, aCimpanied
by Miss N. J. Gary, nioired
to Columbia last Thursday to
.tend the State Fair.
The entertainment that was had at
ie school house Monday night- was
rgely attended. A .nice sum was
alized. The Home Economics Deirtment
feels proud over their efirt.
... ' _
WAETERBORO NEWS
Sf7~Peter's A, M. E.' Church
Among the large number of vi si irs
from various places at the clostf
at the COftftxft'nt'e^at^ST^edrger
vie several members of St. Peter's,
hey?were very expectant and anous
for the return of their pastor,
r. A. F. B. Horry. His return was
ailed with pleasure not only by his
tembers but by his many other white
id colored friends of the city. He
rs~hT?r7te-himself -fait good here
7~his inlerestmr thmgsfor~thp
al good.
He hardly had time to realize that
i was returned here before he was
tiled to perform a very sad duty,
iss Ruth Green, the daughter of
jr. Michael Green, died almost sudrnly
Saturday night and was buried
"onday afternoon; She was an es
mab!e jrouner woman, which was at^bd
by the overflow audience at
le funeral service. Her school
ates were pall beaters, ~and her
ass from the Colleton Training
rhool attended in a body. A fin5 set
!?resolutions?from the class was ad
by Mr. Jeff Thompson, and an;her
beautiful resolution for the
iculty* l,Dr. Horry preached a very
?rceful and consoling^ sermon.
Notwithstanding the sudden change
i the weather, quite an audience
as out morning and night Sunday to
reet our new pastor. ' His morning
;rmon was quite befitting, for the
acramentf service and the beginning
f the new conference year. His
>xt was 1st Cor. 5:7. Theme: "The
ew Lump." At the evening service,
is subject was: "The unseen Forces
forking for nr" They- are sermons
TTg to be remembered.
During the Conference at St.
eorge, Rev. D. S. Chisolm and \V.
!. Mosely motored over with the pas>r
and preached at the Camp meetig
at Mt. Zion Church. Their serions
were well received, and their
'turn will be welcomed.
On th(t 3rd Monday night in this
irboro will stage a Popularity Consst
at ?>t. Peter's Chutch.. These
oung men have given excellent ac
>unt of themselves and a fine proram
ig expected.
I. ATT A NEWS
On Nov; 2, 1930 at Western Chapel
7 M. E Ghufeh Tent?No.- 36. had
leir annual .Thanksgiving. Rev.
homas of Lake" View Baptist Church
reached the sermon, using as his sub
set: "Kindness with* Hospitality."
ur hearts burned within us as he
reached God's word. It was a. great
:etto leader ;
g'shoots-U??the nioniberr- of Western
f Chapel Church when. the. news came
1 back fiuit'i the?Annual Cuuterciu e .it >
[Marion, Sunday that our pastor. Rev.
. "I. II. Alston, had been >HH i TTTTT-T
r lins for another year. We hated t?iT
. see our pastor leave- us for he had
- been with us for five years, yet we
ttjww h(*^ couldn't- stay wft~h ~ tts ~ rrtr*~
pways.?We. the mttmherr-rend friends
- of Western ChapcI,#C M. 1'.. ('hu>< h.
- wish Rev. /tlstoiv mueh success wbiJv
He Isl his 1H-W iWmV- ili %ltull.>
.. Rev. -Gamble tvho Reached at lla/
mer, is our pastor this year. Mr.
f* Byfd of Columbia -way in the town
i. Sunday. Mr, Ilovd is t~h* -Thither"-in- ;
t law of Miss I.ueiie I 'ouirlass; Mr.
. Byrd was called over hi->e <n sp?-< f |
r business so bis stay was sljo'rt.
K Mr. Is Is i i. S i 11111 r i s nf N' fiii' Ye. i <?s-?
. is spending a few days here with rein
, tives and friend.-. . 1
j* The Community Fair at Fine an'
s ' Hill was quite a -success Ai
> writing Mr. Rosen,,. Belin is TT*'.jnt
; nicely luil In; is still in _the Florence
: Hospital.
i Mr. Richard Fladger is now aide
( tobe.Up to, the delight of his many
. , friends. .1
[ RiTRfirpiyr FOR Avn ftFin
THE PALMETTO LEADER
| IRMO NEWS
i : ^ ?'L- -? ? ' . .
' The community mourns the desTJ.tr
cf Mri Henry (I. Borne. who pussed
, awav at his home t'avly Fri'dsn night.
' liTTel^' ~Tel.\ e i stI mont hs UllIC-, ll---. .
,1. (L?Pnrtcr, president' of HniT.r-on
College, preached the TTmetai sefinor"
' at Young's ChapeJ' Methodist Che'reh
! Sunday. Interment was in the church
' yard. Hi- leaves hi*- widow ami eight
i ( children. , . .
.. stitute presented . a play M onlay
night, "l'eggv .Love," This , play was**,
j writtetr and played by the members"
L./ lL 1 1
i by all present. .
Rev. B. C. Ciinninphani. pastur < f
Youtiit's t hapol Clu'iieh.?kavi .* u'?
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ThL. H a.r b h-nn Foothpl 1 (earn is jroinjr
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j'Resident <*. A. Johnson'- letter to
*(; . j('ii|iin;l Teachers Associfition. .is
indeed tinu'lv, and has much f .oil for'
(hoi'irhf mill action.
' 1' i:ine for the AtP.e11:na ot
the rural schools, ami wv hope' that
si' h ehool and teacher Avill he suc,1 c
.<ful. lhtf the jmor-rnry. 'short
terms, anil* sorry school houses will
o a larsrr dejarft'tt "htnrlcr the work.
Tiu> eoLuxi'tL- . teachers of f'rifon
('niinfr will l.r. n
... n'ui ni'/iitn-. iv^enwald
sehools live-, while the white
schools run -eurht .'aijij. nitic. months..
Then- utv. only two" school1* in L'rhrn.
t'min'v that run nine" nemth-u t'Yiev
III Mi ll 1 *o ."h ml a-1?I i.el:.
h:i i i . We complain oT 1 he-e shcr;
t< rhts. vet so nuin\*4?f our peop.W will
t ot rend their. children retrulprly. i<
n,. reason why theV' it re short, I.*'
1 ro'ihi "-el thocrho'd re fir. In'^Cliil
his children reirular those I months
;i"trd" when th' te'urr is ntrtrmtr^eoy
to pay the tea'Vhev and let the
e.hoo! run two. or three-lie nths lo n.o"i1.
the m Iioo| h o o,( ,i .,,,1,1
' '\e tenus.. It is struro'e tur.v people
will?d?x Ask H: ma-n tor. ne r>oy?fo?<
d'M1 ti"o and th(. c'h ireh and he" Will
declare that he Is not a.TiTe to iriye
that sn me^eaa ^villI hiiy a ca)> A
1'iiv ld< child second trrade lioolcs. yet
when Christmas ("amp he. boujrht his
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-valued.
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Miss Th-f.ptv' YoUp.e\r~(Tf Cnion and
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[Tails/wills and" divorces and mos* "
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;edicj .the future things. and give v
alls your sweetheart by name; *i*
also. Tells you what business volt .j.
to and all about absent ti lends. ?
dead. Tells you what planet vou X
what part of the country is lucklocated
in 'your town and ean be |
i>~~~also tells thc> color of eyes and *t*
U. Also givys in:tials_ of names, .j.
ans. Also locates Lost and Stolen y
ave -studied in many far ..off eo.un-. X
eantecrinrttua Seientitie Arbr ?
ie convinced. I, don't only tell you
it of. them. -*" " ' A
? Readings Daily annd Sunday *t*
1 Consult this (lifted Lady at once. .j?
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PAGE SEVEN
, Miss Katitf L<< Sentt.^a st'idont <if
Sims TTi srtviol were v:- t!Vijr fflorid-'
in I.ockhart last wwl* These younif y
ladies will soon have t??? linnl' 1
w ork. : :?
Miss Mhose .'Tally trr.d brothers,
f'harles and Clyde,* accompanied by <
Ali-scs Annie and Kstolle Trapp of
.Manic Kid^-e s< ctioii. motored up' and _
.-l>ent'tbo afternoon with Vr.s. l.illian
dr Hot'ae. -Miss Tally is-a trradaaV?
of S.'iis ll^'.rh ir.d'Mun'i- Cuticle, and?? ?1
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Mrs. i'l.u-uK A-w?d :.? atH her youtifc
son. ( l<*ve!unil I. iiiiv'c ttotie to Phi!
tTdt lphia to.visit hT-?; l iiihimr rt-sirl- ?
_ ir.ff there.. - * >
Mrs. Mary S'.rn-M av! jml'v' I? t't iv-?
. ?"it'y t?> Join tti"ir ! :>>]j.j ;hhJ latiirh
Mr. J.ann-> St?'- it- I'etrop.
Trn G'-ii<tyri. Stfh,M'! ha- * . :i'"
v.'t'.'aT" "fih'T-i ve.- . T?e awry
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itt-.e hli> be.-M ;ai< !< .;. t", till* ltu'u'liy. ~"
j; Mme Queen Beauty ^hoppe -?
j* GKIFFIN BL IL'DING Upstairs $
t All SV ST K.MS t'SKn *
X Kvperieneed Operators X
|? Out "upunintr S ..?.? tal Treat- |
*:* n.t-nt a tal P. x - ) lln-One; for- *:'
?!.? '. \v.!i i i- i"!;! i; lied through r
*b:.- wtrk fur ! he benefit i>f V
i i iii--- c; Avtro~ rfx F-n-1 take- adv-an- .V
V tatro of the ftr.-t twu weeks' y w
.v offer. * X *.
X 202H laytor St. Phone 227S1 V"i
MISS FUAMvIK HITX," Mirr. ? 1
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* For Groceries,- * ?
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y Cigars. Tobacco _ ? *j*
'\' and Cold Drinks ?'
t Call on :
? MRS. MARY H. ELEBRE ?
Dalzcll, S. C. %
Rt. 1 Box 64 *1*
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mrnmmmwry? .i ?i i?????? ?????
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- 'I \KI" U ( Vnl'l,' MOTOK ' '
. TEOl BLI.S TO ^ ,
s LEEVYS GARAGE
_ Expert Mechanics
for an> car or (ruck ??*?
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2 Itliicks From .\jle-n - Benedict
ON TAN l.OU S I WI-FT
\VKECKS?DAY OR NIGHT 7?
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| Fo \;i/l I? llTr?i-w? I
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General Insurance
lli?ne:4t and ettk-ierit atten= ~ .. _ _
i ion ^ pi\kn_to all -.-business
- plaaooil with me-. ? * *' ?
PHONE 5717
'1221 WASHINGTON ST. ? :~
-<) I III ! :U N K A 11. \\ A Y S YSTEM
Corrected to May 2."?. 1930
\itive ' I'nion Station Leave '?
No.? , No.
r?:tfU|> 32 AuirnMa-N. Y.. ,32' 5:l()p
7.:niia 31 utrusJP 31 L?:05a
12:Tilla 7?Ch^v'si oii.-Cinr.- 27 l.QOp
4 :1 .~rj? 2N ('mil Charleston 2H 4:20p
, 9:3Wp 10 - Colunibia-Cinn. 9 .-7:00a
'"'SnOa 24 l otoioloM l..i ^v't ov Iii oftl
........ ? . ^ ivr.ovjj
. 10:50a 8 Cof'a-A upusta 7 5:05p
42:f?5p 20 Ool'a-Savannah 19 8:20a
: 9:00|? 23. Cid'a Charlotte 24 5:25a
11:410a 13 Col'a-Charlotte 14 l:20p
. ."op. I i t'oluoihia t'liarl'n 12 5:3(ta
4..~..">a 15 t'ola'hia CbrrrVh. 10 2:20a
' V" Py 9 < a.i-? Tt^ tt-OOp
; 0 00nj.it < <\i i:i\i ?I roofi\ o 15 0:50a
' 5:10pl 13 *Col'a Charlotte 114 7:00a
'0:4.rm IS C.)|itm'a-AI la)?rH>i17- -OvSBp.
- *Via Camden and Rock Hill.
SHttird ears. Dining cart. ?
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