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..... V Saturday, November 29, 1930. - "holly hill news " , ' l . The Holly Hill Graded School "?s~ T . * still making rapid strides of progress each week and every day brings new v faces into the classes. The teachers are putting " forth every effort to make their lessons as interesting as they can . They- arc doing everything to make- the children anxious to come to 'school. Seemingly tnejr must be some interest, because some classrooms aie about to reach, the overwhelming' number, if anymore comes in v.e tire ^wondoving'where,, we will put them most especially in one class, the teacher is almost pushed out of the j - door now. _ : We are wide awake .in Holly HiilT our entertainment . uc the selmol <> .? -ery week is getting 1.utter and belter Mote in attendant and added at ?tractions - and?p4e<if y tumfs . melvUaEverybody seon.s to en toy themselvesOn Tuesday night, ms usual we had . our entovtainm nt for the. school; a ? : * laihge attendance; -proctitis very bene facial. ""On Tuesday: Mtbduines" II. IVrnwrr Kllen Mack. Minyic Htlman. Mary 51 -Waving, Miss-Vallier ulelv ?an Mr Wa'ft.. U,.-o ! . " ..... .vwr wmn * 111' .'.ii 1* I '.(1 I M " ?city by tbe_ s;>a, "Charleston,' mi a* shopping: tour.. The wedding 1 oils have?begun to ring-Here onToosday-rnght Mas Za " ',? * die Bell Randolph and Mr. . Dames .. were united in marViage; ' 1 Be on the look nut, nnd watch the r news and you'll read of some others crossing-over. g On Monday night, Mrs. AdranaBradley, was the guest of Mrs. R.- B. Brown. > " Mr. Gray, cf Newberry, S. C., en route to Wafterboro.?stopped over on business of vital importance', and ... while here, he spen the night at Mrs: R. B. Brown's home. Prof. Roberts and some of his. foot ball boys, motored over to.St. Georgt on Friday afternoon to witness the gamp hetween "Florence 11 igll ^School and St. George. They reported hav ing enjoyed a good gaine. Tlu- teams tied the_score. -Mr. Walter R. Bunch, accompanied Mr. Nolan Bennett, on a business trip to Newberry and Columbia on Friday afternoon. The trip was - made safely. Prof. Roberts, Misses \ Anderson, Lisbon and?MeMlaiiics?iJacipies? Baker members of the faculty motor ed over to Orangeburg on Saturday __ to the Orangeburg County Teachers' Meeting. They returned highly elated over the meeting, and reproted having gained "valuable inTormaion and inspiration from the lectures given by Prof. Price of Claflin College, Head ^ of the English Department; Prof. Price, gave some good points in Eng lish; Prof>. Grant, of State College, had the group spell-hound while he was delivering nis lecture in Geography and IVJiss Sara Henderson dem. n onstration and lecture on spelling was excellent. Each teacher express. ? ed themselves as being highly bene-i .fitted. : \ . ' . Jtev. P. C. Lisbon, Pastor of Bethel A. M. E. Church, was full of the holy ghost on Sunday morning; he preach ed a soup stitring sermon from Exo dus' .1:3; "And Muses said I ill mm ' \ turn aside and.see t}iis great sigftt. " " ,TTrTT^p|iy'""thl? " bustl JiS'"TK)t burhtrl' "die took as his subject "The Burningv? 3ush." After his discourse had been fully treated everyone left rejoicing if, their hearts and saying didn't he ' preached* , If you want real news just road the Palmetto Leaijer. 0r/A-MovehWtf-iM-mUUlU-Um^ ~ : Mrs ,..<?h?in lint! -it- tlinir Mf* Grace Brown, Mrs. Emily Campbell, r and Messrs Olin Brown, Frank Campbell ani- Samuel Campbell and Mr. F. Hutchinson, visiting Ihern from Edis to Islarr Mrs. Brown is Mrs. Lisbon's Mi her. They were pleased t<> have the:,S and hope, they make their visits so fir between. Mrs. Mifcy Brown of Eutawville. but now spending sometime in Holly . Hill, was a pleasant visitor at the ?? hnmo nf Mvg "ft. B. Brown, oiCFriday afternoon. * ? Mr, and Mrs. Graham of Four Holes / were-pleasant visitors at the home of Mrs. R. B. Brown, Saturday night. Mrs. Matilda Montgomery is progressing nicely with ll^r school work. Little baby Janie Bi ll -Montgoni: ery has been indisposed but wo are giaa to report that she is inucn nett - V gr at; fois writing. Miss Pauline Montgomery lifts boi?lT out of school for the past two \\*eeks on account of being indisposed. Xf?he . teachers and her classmates are ho|'.\ ing she will sooi^bo hack in school. COKESBlrRY NEWS . ; ? ? ? T.h^ Cokesbury people has <been enjoying the Annual .Conference the p?st week. Rev. and Mrs. E. A, Adams, spenv The many friends of Miss Ro ?e Etta Nash are proud to have ) er home again from Columbia. Mr. Berkley^ Reynolds spent the . ^_week visitm- Mrs. Reynolds an 1 baby. * . ~*r:--V~" ~~~i~ Miss Rose Robinson, gave ; social 1 . ~ m^mnor of^her J^ist or, M iss i|'??stlec -Fidtjkiv everrmg. Those . intending were Mr. and Mrg. rcrllW,' Williams-, . - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robi son. Misses Charles A. Lewis, Ruth A. Goggins, Butler, Willie Butler, Messrs 1). R. -U. Dixon, Isabella M. Goggins, L. B. Crump, I, Williams, Rural Dixon. Y. Nash, G. Holmes, Alfred Moore, Mk Cocoa and sandwiches were served. Miss Henrieta Robinson, left Saturday for school in Goldville.; Mrs. -Marv Floyd, left Saturday for New York City, to vjsit her r? daughter. ' 1 Those on the &ick list are Mr. Ralph Jacksftn, Mr. Foster Murphy. ... 7~7rizr g? ?1?; ~vT it r^==^^=z==========|^==jr| I ini I ' P? B ? 4H> B4 I :'~Vii ^k. ni< ' l/Hr' ^L^pr < <! _ - -E iMRSr R. L. WILSON . . ' Uw ix novoit (ik \v:;o ,,, .*"ii.\I*ki> my ft! : :' t . r t;, Prof. ffrtf. itullvr.-llit: nwe'l-. K. (-', -:rj, I Won't! Not Forirel Tin v. . Bi ' r. ?__. ~ Ltd- uk repeat the 1 0th?I'suhns Before a word of prayer. tei Wort' the soothing words - of a dear -it school master 1 ^ As they haunt my memory clear tei ' .. j.fu " Lord who - sha 11 a huh- pi Thv taber- } naclo? ' - - fed > Who shall dwell in Thy holy hill?":J?. When we sat in the chapel , ini t Very quiet and calm and still. \ qu He that wulHeth uprightly and work- } th eth | cir Righteousness and spfcaketh the truth ( ed in his heart 'i'fn Then he v'o.uld beg earnestly anct-l?? gently ' . ' j ch "Let not thosotedrds?depart --fly ? . " ' 'JL ' ' = R. He that hack biteh not with his tongue ' - en Nor. doeth evil to his neighbor, nor 1 Taketh up a renroach against his so neighbor .Of this! he's guitless at the bar. , fu ? -- ? -1 th< In whose?eyes a vile person is t:on.-_l__ tempt : ? rtr And on-with the 15th Psalms we u ai sinpr 1 th First fall next winter and on thru C()l spring; But oh! I want the world to- know the - tl 11 same - . " M] That T ?Virginia have lost a friend. ^ by Mrs. Vi?*~;nia L. Brown Wilson j . ~ W 111 I'M IKK M-.NNS 77 v dii Mr, Walter 11. Abrams of Shelby, t gv X, C.^vas a visitor at the home of his jo us in Mr. -II. P. Abrams during the ' , past week. Miss Klliotte B. Abrams, left last week to begin teach inn in Kershaw . ^ "Mr, and.Mrs. Butler Walker visi- jj*'( led Mrs. Walker's MotheFTiear New- g. berry Sunday. ' j Mr.! James R. F.pps, spent Sun- WJ day with TTis parents Suinu.y. ~ ^ Misses MoaeHa and Magn. lia Hops'! tver c guests of Mi** Sunday. - J ... . al! Miss Anna- I.ee Abrams, aceompaii .UJ i^d iby Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Cald- ^ well and their neives Misses Mary and Ola Clamp, visited Miss A brums j-() parents 'Mr. and Mrs-Jl, P.. Abrums Sunday. fa ?.~."Uy~-XuUiaiiii--l, (.ilom. wlm has been sick ftp- some time m much impi'oV -rr^ at this ^writing! 1 ?p] The funeflal of Mr. Newton A brains ' t(, who was killed near Newherry Was held at Flint Hill Baptist Church. Witlnesday, November 19th. > jn LACBENS NEWS Mr. William Cannon one of the em- ! y, pioyee* of -the Lauren's Glass Filetqry was -taken suddenly 4B at his.-work Tuesday and had, to .be brought home, p. hut nt. this writing he is able to bo up and out to the delight of his many fj'iends. " . I *a The "Seven Table Feast" given by |^e the ladies of Bethel A. M. K. Church 'Monday bight was quite a success. Mrs. Alene Burton was hostess 'to ^-( the C. O. 'Social Club; members and yj -friends Tuesday night with a lai^ge jj .atendance.. ; - (jj( The funeral of Mrs. VTeen Young c() wnn- nekl at M. r- ^nurcn n)of which she was a consistent member Thursday afternoon. She leaves to, mourn her loss, three, sons, three j daughters and a host of relatives. The Gleaners Club of St. Pahl I p.aptist Church met at the home of , " Mrs. Savillia Higgins Friday after- i t-oon. After a very enjoyable meet-.; in^, Mrs. Hico-ins, 'served-a delight- i = ful repast. Ml,fl Hn.lprf.na iq | President of this .club k The Live Wire Girls of St. Paul of Mi's. Mary_ Whitner, gave a con- "V Baptist Church, under the leadership u" . corf, at the church, Friday night. j known as the "Old Maids Club." ihl.t y" entertainment was very much enjoy - | 'ai eij^by all present. Miss Margaret Me'"( Williams won first prize and Miss Klell Watts won seconds The sum of |~$TKr0Q"was realized. ? ??- ?. iJ:"_ Mrs. Eva Grant is confined to her P1 bed at this writing. Mrs. Betti?ie, T 11 i. L' /. t i nrirl !\1 i? 1 I twn/m ' fill i i i>l 1 m-n * * rti;r^ r>^rri?hrrmr ? | ?Mr^ Georgia Metz Clark of New-, berry, S. G., spent the week-end a.s : . the guest of Mr. and MVs. Annett Vc Barksdaleand Mr. and Mrs. Will Gar-I "c rett lmf Vint again to play to the delight of' VV8 her'little friends. - 1. Miss Aurelia Piles teacher in i Barksdale Rural School has been confined to her room for the past few days, and thot maybe she would be T able to resume her work, but seem | ingly she grew worse and had to give V( . ; . J ' " Tfll3 PALME! up. The many friends and schol s regretted ever so much her leay__ ? as she's been with them for three r-rnore sessions. We wish for her speedy recovery.* Miss Maltie Miller has been indisse<I for the past few days so muci: .nUTl he" hasn't been able to resum --r work. " Sunday \yas an ideal church going ^; aitho' the pastor was away, manof th? .members worshipped at "St. ul baptist Church. Rev. Levant ached a soul stirring sermon apd prybody enioyed it. And many ! re the ones that are rejoicing over*, * return of Rev.* White. DILLON N I'M S f'roib " 4T:00 o'clock -Sunda-yfrirng. Rev. J. P. Washington, Pasr of II thel A. M. K. Ghuqph, mount-" the- rostrum and after devotional ercises, preached a inpirational ser1,1. ...n Tsi-.jp}. 1:18; subject, tacksliders." Sunday School at 4:00 o'clock was -tf.'ly attended ' _ At 7:30 ReV. Washington again eachetl a soul stirriiv sermon from . ():!>: Micah.. * Rev. T. J. Ransom was a pulpit rtor m - R -tlieL Sunday evening,, _ . Rev. *1 ohu Gregg. Pastor Mapning. iptist Church preached two eloquent The - ''"i"""!1" givpti by the Minis rs of.the Interdenminational Union New Liberty Presbyterian Church iday night..was mite a success. Afr the program, the ladies served a mptious renast. Mrs/G. S. Alford is much improvat this writing." ~ ' : " : ~ Mr, P. B. Means who w.as improvg has iijid a relapse and is again ' ite ill.., v". _> AboCrt two o'clock Sunday, morning e home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence tvinfton was burned; when awakentlje fire and smoke prevented them mv saving anything. i Dr. )<n<l Mrs*- 11, 1L?Cooper?and.. _ ildren of Columbia spent Sunday in K. Gordon.- '} Tuesday night~ the death angel tered the home of Mr. and Mrs. p'eiie I)? and took their infant 1 ii.Interment Wednesday at Floydale Mr ....James Bethea left last week r Washington where he will entere hosnital. j . Mrs. P. -A. - Roger*- was hostess t? ^ g Twit*?ht Club Monday afternoon 'ter a successful business meeting e hostess^ served sandwiches and foa. * ' Mr. and Mrs. Columbus McLeod 1 d Sister, Mrs. Jennie McCall and r. J.* R. McLeod, motored to Faytsville Sunday, to visit Mrs. Mc'od's uncle who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McRae and,Sisr.Miss Carolyn "McRae;?were the liner iriioslK of Mr jirwl \Tpr D - J v indelT aC Row land"; N. C., Surtdav. , % " KIDG EI.AN I) NEWS" "l The people here were glad to see e sunshine out after two weeks o.' , in. Rev. Mitchell ^reached ix splen1 sermon at St. Stephens Church, uulay morning".- He- used Hebrew ::j;j; for his text. MiSses H. Barn 11 and R. Raiford worshipped at the -< . Stephens M. E. .Church,..-Sunday.-r The Charitable Society met at the I business was finished Mrs. Ellis , id Xix served a delicious dinner; ey were asisted by other ladies of l? community. The splendid guests r the afternoon were the members the Jasper County Training School- culty and-Mrs. M. J. Earle, supers..r ;,f hisncr roTinfyT^ ' Prof. E. S, Blassenglae and Mr. C(l Eikei'enkoettei. snent-Sundav al - moon in Savannah,'1 Ga.~ Let u.s ipe that they will enjoy their sta'y.T Mr. W. Primus, who is working Beaufort, S. spent the week-end home with his family. ' Prof. E. S. Blassengale took Misses . Barnwell' and Ruby Raiford to , miassee to the picture show Friday \ ffhtr W" : ' The Jasner County Training Sehoo' , acuity was pleased to have ProV - M Hnnlhonil, Mj ss Bomfield, and I iss Jackson visit them a lew days ~ go. They are the principal and , achers of the Ye masse e Graded' , hool. The Community Fair at the Jasper >unty Training School was a success, ( io II. E. Department of which Mis*? . Bi\rnwell-is the head made a splen1 showing. The exhibitions of the . mmunity were good'and quite a few the contestants won blue ribbon. ( The P. T. A. had its monthly meet-- < g at the school "Wednesday night. lite a few of thejiatrons were out, id are finite willing to work for the ecos-s of tfu* school. M 1 , NKWBKOOKLANi) NEWS.The Singing Convention compose^! i "choirs ot Cayce Mt. Zion Baptist, :w Brookland Baptist and Double anch A.M. E. Churches met Sunday tornoon.?The meeting was inspi- , tional and largely attended. - Rev. H HoHowtiy) pastor of New Brook ncl Baptist church is t])e father of e movement. He was present an ve wholesome - advice. The election of officers was held at is meeting and Rev. Lee A,.Logan esided. Bro. Oliver Sligh was refcted president; Bro. Ambrose Glass -elected vice-president; Mrs. Reeves -elected secretary; Bl'fl. Moses Junes -uU'Lluil u.mTsLmTiF sgeretaryi - The annual Sermon will be preachigan on the fourth Sunday in next nth at their monthly meeting with t. Zlon, Cayce; Rev. M. H. Holloly will instaTTTKiT officers for the ar. ' z Do Most Of Your j rading With Our Ad- J ertisers. . -?rr ? _> , - ' V " r * ' ' TO LEADER _ 1 ' Laurel and Hardy~<31own At Capitol W. Lawrence Tibbett's Musical Rom Appearance of Pop %THB RO0UE It takes brains to be dumb in the j movies. __. . There, iri a few words, lies the., I secret, of the funniest of Stan Laurel ' ind Oliver Hardy, carted The" screen's-s dumbest dumbbells. ' n Their intelligence enables them to ] be convulsingly and convincingly * dumb. Any fool, for example, can * throw a custard pie, but is it a wise 1 man who'knows'when and where and 1 iow?to-lmrl it t.o capture the bigpf.st J laugh. - s Any \nit-wit corned J n can gffzw c glassy-eyed into space, but it re- 1 juires real mental force behind the mask of vacancy to rock audiences I vvith laughter. "Spontaneity is the secret of good a jomedy," averred Oliver when asTtecT } his "formula' for creating laughs. jt . Stan aerreed. rioding his derby- c: crowned head. They were in the Me- r tro-Goldwyn-Mayer sound stage, in t Cuh-er City, resting in between scenes ( t of "The Kogue Song." The new n;u- I CHARLESTON NEWS ! The Charleston County Fair was * held last week in this city at the j City Stadium,has been a-rnre treatto "our people, as the weather was ( /ery favorable, it enabled the attendance to be exceedingly large and . it was much enjoyed as . the various exhibits were "quite Interesting to ml and there was a plenty of music anc * amusements?that added thrills ami ,l * ?asure to tiie ocassion, and making the whole to be quite a success. On last Monday evening, the Jun ior Missionary Society of Mt. .Zioi, Church, sponsored a Dumb Supner in ' the annex of the church, whicn wa- 1 largely attended by both young and t grown nns .,.-Xkis._oi.'assion created a J deal of laughter throughout the even- "v ing for the a tendance. Mrs. M. L. > NVitherspoon, managed the supper. 1 Mr. Joseph Lawton of New York t formerly of Charleston has returned < from the north to The- city by the J sea, he has decided to winter it in < Charleston: he presents the picture of health. ?Mrs.?Ethel?Baylor?of?Pittsburgh. J Pa., formerlv ol Georgetown. S. C.. ( has chosen Charleston, ~"St~C.7 for herwinter home; Mrs. Baylor is a gradu t ate of Allen University, Columbia, S. i C., and has a wide experience as sht I has traveled quite a bit and possess- ? es, a practical experience in bookkeeping. *. I She is.stopping_at the home of-hit cousins, Mrs. Phily Horry, bfi t orn- T ing St. 3 On Friday night of last week at f Mt. YAuv, Dr\ Wllhui spoon?held?? church con-f- rjence that they might i outlined the years work for Ml?Ziuu, 1 this was done with a unanimousTnte 3 by the officers and members of the 3 church and congregation. Construe- 3 tive plans* out ljned by the- pastov t was agreeably endorsed by all. Witn t a hopeful future for success.. . 5 On last Sunday both morning and a evening the members and friemis of j * \lt. Zion, was graced with showers!1 of Dressings as irrnesstnre- of hcovon-Tj was seat by that Worthy messenger, I J ftev. Withers pooh; whrr^cem to have I been himself 100 percent as his deli- y verance was far reaching, time'.v and t presented with the divine power on" >< could posess. His sermons are very U nspiring, 513 he is known as the pul- | t pit "orator -of today. To hear hint ! < once will create?within a desire to i J hear With nyain He is a young man of God. . 1 Tell youIV fiimds?the Pwlmctt 1 J Leader is one of the largest circulated t papers oT Ehlk HLHle; j_i The Cosmopolitans The Cosmopolitans were very do-1 lightfully entertained Saturday even- ! ing, Nov. .22, >1030 -by their hostess ; i Miss Dorothy Bail j*t her home on I < Ashley Ave. - Thr rrmnn were heantifnllv decora- j UHt WTth flower^.'Iitc_tat)ies~|~ which were set for twelve WtTt1 be ,7| caniinglV jlecofated. Tally cprds , were passed to the ^*Tuh members ,u j 6:30 o'clock. After several games,1 scores were added, checked and doub- ' ted checked in?order that - - - each member would be earetunv rated. It w;s i>unu that Malum j Thelnia Rowan Stephens was nobler , >f highest score and to her was presented a bcnuuful box of hand eniroidered maderia handkerchiefs. To Mies R^irguerite Broadnax, holder of lowest scoie a beautiful noveity - ' l ? * "IT" C " . r 7 = in 'Rogue Song* ' ' "" J ednesday and Thursday ance Is First Straight Picture ularComedy Pair ical picture starring Lu^h*??K- Tib>ett is the first straight production j n which the two come..i.:ns~have ! hade an appearance. It wiil lie ! hown at the" CapVtof Theatre, Wedesday and Thursday. "Even in these talking piclu.tr, we ire using only a skeleton of dialogue ! md continuity. The fuTiniest say- | ngs and . happenings: are the im- I iromptu ohes. Careful arid studied-4 itternpts at fun-mak-ing always fall j hort oi the laughter mark" Tie a omedian down to- any formula, and I ie ceases to he funny," said Stan. Then a directorial voice' of Lionel . JarrynVre called. In the twinkling of an eve Laurel 1 ind Ha??1- the philosopher*. became staft and Oliver, the clowns. Set- j ling upon their tousled heads their! lerby insignia, pulling a little more1 iskew their lll-nttin"- clothes, the 1 wo j).ufToons ste*"""d out in" front of | he cameras and the microphones. ifi. ~ The ciuo n.enjhi i s present wee disses Margaret- Broadnax. Margaet Clarke, Marguerite Fraser. Maude j Iyatt, Naomi Chant. Mesdames MilIrV.r Bryah TIai^.-lIelon O'Brien. Le I >la Kxekiel. Maytne llutchiilsuiir Neta |] jTiveee, Thelma Stephens. Charlotte ! vi>s^ Powell. Maynie Johnson. - A delightful menue of chicken sal- ' i(l, nuts, saltities' russian tea and j -undies was seryed. MlSHOI'Vll.K NEWS Prpf. P. I.. Stewart. Husband of Mrs. Mamie L. Stewart, ami Princi- ( ml or the ik-imb ill st-ib.nl departed'. his li,fe last Friday. He has been in ! ailing health fur quite a. while but | i()uld ndrTiv^up: A little?''vftv a 1 veek ago he was taken to the MeLeod lospital Florence. S. C.. for an operaion and after which he hecatpe we'ak*r until on Friday morning. Nov. 21,;] lOJO he died. A gloom of sadness is >ver the town t and the state. He was a "-nod husband and father the ' ife of the righteous^and died the leath">of the same. The funeral ser- ; dees?were_lield at M t. 11arnion Bap- 1 .1st Church, Sunday morning, Nov. ! J3, at 10:00 o'clock, conducted by the j Ron's. Jt'S:" Hapiahan. 11. W. Walker : in<i Rev. Easley of Greeleyville, b. C During the ceremony Mrs. > S. M. > "ts? . ? .. .luiiiiaiuuit i'hiik rate to race, very , weetly. Telegrams., letters of con-", lolenee and resolutions were read by j Miss E. Ci.-Preston, a member of the* 'acuity. Miss Daisy Williams, sang '.Testis is Mine." ' Those who made , oppressive remarks concerning The ifeand works of the deceased were: i d-rschM. E ...Fisher, County Supervisor Mr. V. S. Goodvear, City Sup I.; and Mr. L. White. Chairman of the Trus J :ee Boardf Rev. Hannahan, delivered j lie funeral oration. The faeultv and student bodv joined in the procession j t the home and proceeded to the'i hureh. The many beautiful florais >espoko how well he stood in the com if unity. The body was taken to his mme and interment in the Fort Motte j _ Cemi'tarv. The deceased was 43 : ears old; lie is survived by one sis- i er eight brothers, a widow and^three* hildren. The Dennis Hi Sehorfl Fac-j ilty, students and the Fee County ei I i/.ens nioprn his tbss because a good I ? i ? i . .. - -.in is Mil n. " onu leaner and a -7^11 citi- 1 :en was called <wm labor toifQward. - Slfe" on dear principal, sleep on, )ehce to bis ashes? j llL bereaved family hits our syrpna by. May God mend their broken hain. | IN M KM OR I. V Si In fond remembrance of my dear Husband, Mr. Peter M. Moses, who ieparted tb*s life Thanksgiving Day, 11)23. ' These seven1 yo*u's you left me, ??How sad to be alone n.Tf r,Tr tB-nmTrPn lnvrjd t.hyc And I should not be forlorn. ?Then?slee'^-on dear onO? -yy..Until in.Heaven we meet.* Mrs. F. E. D. Mosea. j [F ITS ADVERTISING . Do it through The Palmetto Leader PAGE THREE To reach the Colored vf -t . people of the S^uth ad. ??? vertise in Palmetto Leader to get revsults. cr. ?3, ur*. ,J?~ S. : I "WAS SO WEAK" | - j A bout three years ago, I S* - |P lost weight and felt awful- ^ - ly bad. I was so weak I was _f__ jg. afraid I would get behind in my ? 'if "^ friend of mine told me I' 2 she thought Cardui would g| build me up. I found, after ?i 5 my first bottle, I was better. Jl .. Si took six bottles in all and f1 2 there was a great improve- 1? ment in my condition. I was J1 much better and stronger than 5 I had been in a long time. That ? 3 is why I am glad to recom- ? ^ mend Cardui."?Miss Waltsie 5 2 Mae Mitchell, 1508 Sixth Ave., & 2 North, Birmingham, Ala. S| ^ druggists. 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