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. ??-?,?-? .?-f- _ . ... . Saturday, December 6, 1930. GREENWOOD NEWS on - = .A ' ' as Tin; many friends" ol Mrs. MamitT" Sims, were very glad to see her in <ia town?u? lout?Monday.?H?rs?hupt'H that vs!u* will continue to' be uble to SM come out. ' . . Mr. and airs. Ihomas of .Brewer, anil Misses Willie Boyd, Bern ice Sims su ? spent Thanksgiving in Laurens with ~^ Miss Boyd's parents. * ?:Miss Lela M. Johnson who is teach- a,cl ing in Saluda Graded School spent Thanksgiving with her parents. / Mr. James L Douglass, principal of ,et the Lamar tirade?!. Schpol .spent the week-end with his parents. Mrs. Douglass and baby accompanied him back home. ^ . u Air. James K. Hunt is still indis posed hope to see Irmr out soon. ~~Z7 ^ Mr. an Mrs, W. K. llarner. speni. >c' Thanksgiving in Orangeburg visiting relatives and friends.' _ Mr, Frank Wlliams motored to Chester* last Wednesday and his daughter Miss Agnes Williams ac \v< companied him back home to spend tii ? Thanksgiving.- Miss?WttltafiTs is iT on teacher at Finley Hi. Miss Lee a teacher at Bwerer H: a School spent last week-end in Char- ff lotte, N.JC. visiting friends. at not. Kuwler a teacher at Brew- $2 . er spent Thanksgiving at his home se in Florence. * pt Mrs. Eva C. Spellman spent last Di week-end visiting parents and friends of Prof, and Mrs. Armwood aivT daughter, Ida spent Thanksgiving in sc Tampa, Fla., visiting relatives. vy Morris?Fhapel Baptist Church ? ~ * ' Last Sunday, Nov. 30th the Bible jf, School was called to order at thj ^ J' usual hour by the Supt. Mr. James ^3 ; Robinson. All officers and teachtook charge of their classs for 30 ou minutes with manifested interest. Attendance and collection were good. lt Choir processional 11:30 A. M., Holy Holy, Holy was sweetly sung by out s|j great choir, accompanied by Mrs, Mel th rose P. Fuller at the piano. After . going through o-uy regular order of gj service, * da Our pastor presented Dr. B. Ar- fje nette Dykes-'pastor of Shady Grove 3* and~Sr. Peter A. M. E. Churches of Abbeville," "St C. who delivered "a" strong sermon from the subject, "The aj Antiquity of Christ." The sermon gr was a master "iece." Dr. Lykes is" one of the strongest preachers of his OI1 -? conference. ?? ? rrr Sunshine Band met at 8:00 P. M., Mrs. Clara Watson directess; quite a number were present and a splendid program was rendered, and enjoyed. . ??B, Y, P,U, met at usual hour wrttr ? the president Mr. C. S. Stevens pre- jj, v siding. A short but spicy program was rendered and an intreStlMg topir- ? enjoyed' the program as well as the discussion of the topic, ' > Evening service began at 7:.'Hy~""at* ( this hour it was raining but a numbre ? ?. ? ?of?the?oM?regulars?were present. ^ The pastor preached using a subject . Pauls' charge to Timothy. The ser- J *" mon was full of thought and infdrmatiion. The present pastor has been a .Moses "to us- for "nearly3 three years many auxiliaries have been organized and more has been added to a the church. A corner stone has been J? laid and new furniture has been in?stalled in the parsonage and paid for " under his administration;:.Other than . i i. : 01 SOUie current expenses our cnurcn is cleared of debt. We thank God for sending us this leader. christian gen tleman and strong gospel preacner. He is pious, unassuming and easily approHehed??--He^ -in -loved by most of -"1 the members, to know him is to love sc .-hini. ?:'v "" . ^ 9 W He can not be excelled as a safe Qj leader and good pastor. And as a ^ pulpiteer his equal is hard -to find. ? Our church is "rejoicing in the fact that we have such .a wonderful man ?*- as -our pastor.?f ie got around- over ^ . the city this week .visiting the age:! land suffering fannies, got ther nam , ?oiml rvldr"-isetf and turned them over to Hie-Captain of the Salvation ; .Army and through h is infiuencu a a $5.00 Xnias basket of groceries will be given to more than twenty famil ies who are being under nourished for lack of food. Dr. Johnson, is a great misionary pastor. His is al .j, ways on a go doing city and mission ary work. Hardly- a Sunday pas.; p that he doesn't"caiF^jr* a'collection | for some needy person. The auxiliaries of the church are always doing charity work. Our pastor is no- F only a blessing to our church but to the city, lie is willing and ready to assist any one. . . . Thursday vening a ^arge at- ,r tendance witnessed the -Thanksgiving program and sermon delivered by th* pastor. Pastor sang beautifully ?( 'splendid paper was read on the "Or- J igin of Thanksgiving" by Mrs. Mel rose Pearl Fuller. Mr. J. L. Douglas sang a solo. Visit our wide-awake ;Srrmlay School and 6. Y. P. U. and morning and evening services. Hear our "Teat choir and our wonderfu pastor, preac'h Jesus and his pclpla. " cified. 1? r ? ? -? r"Eyes of Love," Comedy Drama J' In Three Acts by Lillian Mortimer... This Play will be Presented by Fourth Year, Class, In Brewer's Audi- " torium, Friday Night, December TT," s< - r ^ b V, -BEAUFORT CO.?TRAINING fa SCHOOL NEWS. s n Thanksgiving day was a great day at Beaufort Co. Training school. About 2:30 o'clock games of all kind ^ were had on the campus by the children under the supervision of Mi9s ? Frazer and Mrs. Riley. The games , v 'Win an IMlUWIS. Llioaun i'Me, pula- ? to race, peanut race and foot race, p After which .everybody present turn- ? ed their .Attention to the great Barbe- j i cue which wtps "had. All seemed to'2 have enjoyed it to the highest. At 8:Oo o'clock the faculty pre. ;t sented in chapel, a comedy in two I acts: "The Winning Widow^' Every . . 1 . ?? ? 4 ' e seemed to have enjoyed it, by j eir?applause,??rtd?a?number- has ^ ked tor us to repeat i_t. ? > 't he Yr M. C. A. and fr. w. C. A. 1 u a joint meeting today, .which was J lead very interesting?arid?tmpi e.s e. Their discussion was: The Va- v t I an) hoping to derive from the M. ahd i. ? . C. A. This discus- >. in was led by Hoseu (iteape. 1 M? Friday morning' Mr3. ,J. B. I anklin of Beaufort Co. (Training [l uool, Mrs. Helen Scheper of Uobert i nails, of Beaufort ami- M iss trice ' -Penn Industrial school accompan- \ 1 them Miss Marion Grayson of i autort, Fdcli Bhuiiklih arid one of e -students Clarence Eady motored Orangeburg to attend?rn'n AnTriul Conference. - They reported having a wonderful ip and.-the meetings "we're indeed ! ry interesting also instructive. - HjENNETTSVlLLE NEWS. 8 ' ., 1 We had-som ere.al winter days this ;ek. And oh! the hogs had a Jtough I ne as many, of our friends, killed-s i the cold snap. , I Thanksgiving services were held at! large number of our churches. The 1 lanksgiving dinner Berved for the i w church of Shiloh was good. Over^f 2.00 was cleaned. . The dinner was s rved at the home of Mr. and Mrs.! iter Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. J. sJ't ckson-of Soeiety Hill were the out-U -town visitors at the dinner. ?ji The week.'s bazaar at the High1 J hool.was largely attended^nd-'plend; of fun was had^aytngBirigo. i$ eCollum, Mrs. Rose McCoilum andjr iss Anna McCdnnell are taking the | ctension course at the Laurinburgls stitute. [T Mrs. E. Cook,- of McColl made ale isiness trip to_fhe Reporter Satur-g ,y afternoon. Also Dr. A. C. Cook.| ley will leave for their annual cpn-|l rence Tuesday. <pr. Cook is the pre-, I iing elder in this district. We trust J em a- splendid TneetTTig." p Mrs. Hines died this week.? The It rls from the north arrived Satui-!s ,y afternoon. Funeral service was S Id Sunday afternoon at Saw Mjli iptistrchurch.-?hi Mrs~r J. Pi Picltenar the wife uf- Mr. "t ihn Pickens is no more. The funer-j ; services were held, at the Level- s een M. E. church Monday. |l Mr*, und Mrs. B. D. Dixon's home l the Blenheim road was destroyed I ' fire last week. :t Mrs. Rose Cohen..has joined-the ba- t ina contest. She was able to grow J /o dozen of nice sized bananas this t Mrs. Karinie Duncan is on the sick I >t. _ c Many of our high school, teachers c ok a special Thanksgiving""rest as" i any of them ate breakfast at 10:Q0 f m. ^ The two Unions in the county were joa. l ne fee L>ee union at Mil-' r's Branch, Rov. Reedr-pastiM*-,?Rev. ] . J. Wright, moderator. The Marl- \ >ro Union~~Vva^-KeJd at Ebernezer s aptist church, Rev. W. R. Reese, jstor. They reported a> splendid ses 1 on. . . < Mr. and Mrs. Olen Williams gave i special dinner Thanksgiving and -er 25 friends' made a pop visit to i leir home. t Prof.- Robinson arrived in the city i take up Prof. Ginyard's school in lr higli"scKool. Trust he will" make! >od. % i The sick and old friends were made t fppy to receive a number of good lings to eat Thanksgiving given by le teachers and students of the high, ih.ool. This is an annual affair, n The old year is near its close and 1 e must settle* up in full with our d subscribers to THE PALMETTO EADER. Please old customers i in 3 .your Xmas gift to the Reporter to the office at once, in order to. ?t your Xmas gift from the P A L-j ETTO LEADER Editor. 1SS MARGUERITE A. FRASER ATTENDING "OWI/S" ?' FALL DANCE. * - .' Charleston, Dec. 2.?One of the iost .unique affairs of the season was: le dinner party given by Miss Mar- ; aerite A. Fraser at her home on annon ISt., /Thanksgiving morning t 3:30 o'clock following the "Owl's"! all Dance in honor of out-of-town nests who attended the dance given y the Owls. At three-thirty the guests were i d into the beautifully decorated dinig room where they found their re-' lective places by unique place cards., ach guest found at his place a tiny >uvenir horn (each a different color) hese the guests did not fail to use tiring the dinner. / . -Miss Fraser had as her guests Mis-j ?s Rosamond Alston of State Colge, Amelia Atkinson of Georgetown orothy Bail and Naomi Grant, Mesames James W. Fraser, Jr., Pinckey Efcekiel, Helen Brown O'Brien, rofessors Freeman, Bonds, Brooks, ewell of State College, Peek .of Jack mville, Fla., JamesN. Fraser, Jr., inckney Ezekiefr^Pref. Whittaker of .very Institute, Drs. J. A. C. Jackim and Purvis. A most tempting menu of vegetale salad; sliced cold meat garnishee uth parsley, macaroni with chefese, orn pie, white potatoes with cheese, weet potatoes witlujraisins^ nuts and narshTnallows, green peas, celery, ickles, olives and hot rolls; ambroisa, ut and raisin cake: huts, assorted, hocolates, candies, raisins, figs and atea. '. " v : r? Misses Rosamond Alston of State !ollege, Amelia Atkinson of Georger>W", PrAfoaanra Pnndg, Bmnla, Van ancl Jewell of State fiollegp,"Wt; 'eek of Jacksonville, Fla. were in the ity as guests of the Owls at their ^all Dance Wednesday night, Nov. 6th. / - - ' ' " ? ' 1 : ' -? 'he Misses Natilee and Ruth Levin Entertain. On Tuesday night, Nov. 25, the : ?- ?- -v?fHff PAT.MI^I ilis8csT Natileo and Ruth Levin on-1 ertatned "at their home the Misses i /irginia and Ellen Croft of Pitts- 1 >urg, Pa^who-1wer^-TTousF~guests?oT~ dr. and Mrs. Herbert Decosto. * 1 A table most beautifully decorated ras set for fourteen. Tin- M U*MK?I.mv>H Imd heii? quests the Misses Helen Harvey,"' Ielen and Mary Eraser-, Marie Smith, Sdith Grayson, Messrs. Wendell Cox i&leigh Laroche, Lester Smith, Philj? Grayson and Ernest Murray. The menu consisted of crab salad, vith sliced tomatoes, saltines, cocoa, ce cream, cake and-eandies. :?WINNSIHH^O NEWS; ? The hum of the wheel and the llap >f belt- indicate that something is dong in the Fairfield Co. Training ichool. Both teachers and students ire hard at work putting the program , over. Most of teachers spent Thanksgiving at their different homes Misses Nellie Gordon, Sarah Brown allian T. Smoot and Mary K. Hieklom-Gelumbiar Miss-Cecil Mr Jordan~ tock Hill. I Rev. W. A. Robinson, Prof, of the rlistory Dept. of Benedict College >reached the Thanksgiving sermon orpine saints at St. Haul. His mesage was both -logical and forceful. I St. Paul Sunday school is in full doom now. It is remarkable how the idult classes grow in numj)ex_-iu?l-tekh-tm irrattcnilane^riuptfMmTTgault called on thd school o rally last Sunday and as a result 113.72 was raised. The banner went <F^Mrsr Kddie Davis' class which aised &G.1Q the highest amount. Rev. P. A. Callahan of New York itopped over in our town and spent Thanksgiving with his niece Miss Lafr ie Smith; who is teaching iji The" ;t!aded school. He was enroufcc to Aiken where he :as accepted the pastorate of the 1st Baptist churCh. ? . Mr.l and Mrs. David Banks of? ^paiTanburg spent the week end' in lie city us Uii' gpesf br~Mr. Bank's isters Mesdames Mattie Gunter and lavilla Davis. At'ler a brief illness wc are glad toee MrsCHattie Russell. Master Paul Bealty, Mr. ueo. Halter and "others ;p and out a,gain. Those still on the ick list are Mrs. Mariah Johnscnnr if ^ n 1 ! mi -- ? nil. v^nariip inompson, Mr. " Sam rVade and many students. Prof, and Mrs. S. I. Fhdey atopp"'1. ivrr a iew hours in th^ city on Wedicstnj'. Rev. Frank Gunter has accepted he pastorate of Zion Pilgrim, the sec* )eing away four years. Since his rc dection a church aid ekth has been u-ganized with the nfflrm.: ind are really putting xver the program: Pres. Mrs. Mattic Gunter,- Sec.Mrs. Lula Boatw right, Tiaas. Mrs. tanre Dinkins. *" ~ Rev.' W. G. Gunter of Columbia is . tfying~trts trade' here and is stopping vith Rev. Frank Gunter on Crawford treet. . Mr R. JC. Thompson and wifo c.f ^ew YO)k are here at the k'dicLi_ :f Mr. C. R.. Thompson the -latt-ar's"ather. Mrs. Sarah Brown, of Philadelphia s also here at the bedside of her faher Mr. C. R. Thompson. JAlRKKSi^ft ! Slinrtsi v ' as . .1 - ..^>v UCUIUIHH utk-y milT the severe cold spell and Bethel again witnessed a larvi- r.mfrn.giit inn?ThuUnion heim* held ?lL Rocky Spring-8 Baptist Church a large number of St. Paul members worshipped with us Rev. White "reached a soul stirring sermon, from the subject, "Enter into His courts with piiaise." We are surly pleased to have hint back and we are striving?to maktrttr n ~ s t i ITt> eTter year. - ~~On SurvdTfW"M r: And Mrs. W7 M. "Moore entertained at a- beautiful dinner party in their "al'atable and. spacious .home,?-T-ke?Hvig and dining rooms being thrown ensuite. The dinner consisted of B.oiTp, crackers, turkey, rice, gravy, macaroni, cream ]>otatoes, dressing, cranberry jelly, steamed sweet potatoes, cream peas, biscuits chitings congealed fruit salad, hot coffee,TfalafT piudding with vanilla sauce and after dinner mints those partaking oil ."dr. and Mrs. Moore's hospitality ' are as follows; Rev. G. H. White,. Mr. and Mrs. Stobe Parks, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blackstotk Mr. and Mrs. Earle Owens, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Garli nerton. Mr. nntl Mrs Fred Hudgeris, Mr. and Mrs. John GrilTin, Mrs. -Audrey Wnpzer an ! Miss Sallie L. Dendy. The tables were decorated beautifully wi|K-,pot flowers and ctuny lace covers pink shaded lights, also added much in- currying out the color scheme. Every-: one enjoyed the bountiful dinner and went away wishing to be called, back a?ain soon. Miss Willie Boyd, accompanied by Miss Bradley of Greenwood, spent the holidays in the city with her parents, , The ladies that attended the dinner party were becomingly attired in the following costumes: hostess receiving in a flowered silk crepe of lofnen m n/lnl \f **e P a rl/J u nuvv hill.) georgette with beige trimmings; Mrs, Garlington, blue satin with gold trimmings; Mrs. Griffin, blue turquoise georgette with?draped?model; Mrs. Hudgens, a navy blue satin cream lace trimmings; Mrs. Blackstock, blue and white polka dotted silk; Mrs. Earle OWerts, navy blue silk crepe",' with beige; Mrs. Wanzer, a~ red geor gette with draped model and Miss Dendy a brown flat crepe with bolero' jacket trimmings of champagne, henna and brown velvet.This being the -PWttUesJL&llMU- of the seasgiL__ _. Rev. and Mrs. *. jf. IMuly, wistrfsDo Most Of Your Trading: With Our Advertisers. (.11^. .wil-? y . n I, . II, TO LEADER ' i ' i PROF..W wjjo Wits recently appointed (11* Aid Society of South Carolina SlIiuoI ai, blvthewood and is v Carolina. RADIO ADDRESS - ' IU' . Contin ca"e jxessimistic oymptoms. Th m unity service in th,.. people of rthp past year and it will. I an need. South Carolina will rally emergency. Its people have ge Tties to outsiders. -They will ta Business men shTTUld rebuild 1 become a hoarding State afraid tThe Utile town and the ihdivi the army'.of dyfense against th possible, and help where it Is i As householders and liunu- n\ make the repairs that are need about so long?fix up thv-<>dd-cn parts that halt the smooih run Let us do the same thing in c dreds. By establishing eonitft 1 'be given some in clearing w< odl suitable sizes for distribution. ; ir selling it to those able to buj By establishing centers whci the like mav be sent and repaii By the establishment of em of the community may he mac ami?impressing the inipui ta'uee done "hv the neat?future.?hrrhn shouhi?be approached. ? By urging and helping numb towns from rural sections and n for charity to go back to the f produefrefm In this state wide movement ditions, colored men and woim appointed for the purpose. Net twenty or more counties are i relief. In the remainng eountii agencies supported by- social?p reasonable to expect a sharp u families ? County agents have been req December fourth and set up pt havf. been asked to make Sum: | churches of- c? U i+vg t*>^t he[ needs that surround us, and urj ! ing them. Representatives of these-special services. Information leads us to belie Neproes is serious enough tadt tl-al CbthmiUee "and"Its auencie: cient to accomplish complete 1< wage-earner is a Negro and a own 'welfare and for the rest or: ment. Where Negroes receive power is lowered and the, comi jkms of their patronage, ilerei ership. . _ The Negro has faith_iii_lh?_ Caroline, and-to-that end-he?n agencies for his uplift which v believe that both white and co ciate and thereby help race the Carolina as. a whole will be wi zen-f regardless of race or crec< The Negro is -not a menace worthy'of confidence. He has and in 4.he years that are to cor of influence. He needs only tl way, and he he given a chance other citizens. He seeks no sp poptunity toj>eeome the best 1 Le us therefore emphasize tli hear', a steady.,hand;* a good w J|n- the sale of Christmas sgals we "might have life and might citizens move forward with re "fillment of the's:cred adnvonitoi In conclusion may..'I take tk Honorable John CI. Richards, ( consideration of the interests His appointment of thi; 'Coloret uratron Wltll Uip wmir vrmmr economic dstross facing our C and spirit of liberality to all i adjust itself to a program that look expectingly to . our higher industry for help, life and pro! chance to help find a cure for in facing this crisis with undai able, influence to improve our i of citizenship, a higher sense law and order. """" to thank Mr. and Sirs. C. IT. ett for tho" lovely basket sent on Thanksgiv'ivir.: - The pulpit A in ('hit; nl' utilcl Thomas Golden is President, i the home of Mrs. Kmma Mi Thursday afternoon with . a crowd of members and friei atendance. A very unique pi was rendered during the social after the social hour thg hostt sisted by others served a del: three course lmwlwon.. enjoyed it and went -away u Tor TTrsi Mills to tmtar.tain Mrs. Hattie Hunter was at In the Womans' Aid Club on Th afternoon with a large cro' friends. During the social hou lightful repast was served. Dr. L. W. Thompson ac'com mi.i - i i * i' : ; ; ? , -x ,.,?7,r*r. * t JhmHI '. H. HOWMAX. B. S, / and Secretary of the Christian Hume Burial .Mi-. Bii\vman_ is- /uincHnil uf the'Graded ery influential anwrtig the teachers in South, . .'.... - _ 1 in' MO 1> O A\*11 L ivenv -i i# i i/n. ?? iiiiiiii ouii tied from I'age One. ie sense of voluntary organization and com- [ South Carolina has not vanished. The spirit strong enough to cope, .with the .problem for^ i i confident, continue in full measure of the 1 with courage a"rid confidence to a recognized nerally refused to relegate their responsibil- j kc care of their own. business, the workers are ready to make sac-_! I fare organizations appeal confidently to the j 't it he known that South Carolina has not of its'own future, dual can follow such leadership and complete e -public enemy. They can give work where j ?eeded and thereby .take care of their own. ripyrs_wj.._c;w).._lx.eli? to rpruce up our homco ' ed -'-do. that little job of painting we thought i niu s of the yard?replace wo'rnout or broken J liinu- uL.the household 1 L >ur communities. We can give work to hun- I nity wpodyards through which work might. , amis, hauling to the center, cutting wood into ' and in delivering it to those in need of fuel re ch thing, bedding, furniture, utensils and j red when "necessary. ploy'nient agencies where a definite canvass le. soliciting work from all who can give it <u" doing m>w all work that will have ttTTjiTj' > iuuul.\ i'ui |niruiHiiis cnu an o.tner organiza- j 'iTs of nu'n, who have drifted into cities and lie rh>\v (dependent upon welfare organizations arms, begin again, and engage in diversified for relief of ,fhe present unemployment con- j . a serving on sub-committees and agencies i *ro farm and hom0 demonstration agents inq. organizing their communities for immediate j s Negro leaders are organizing relief-giving hilanthrnpy. Through this cooperation i9 it pwtMtl trend in volume of relief given Negro uesad to call mass meetings at county seats ograms for relief of employment. Ministers lay December fourteenth an occasion in all jing. their fullest active cooperation in relievlocal agencies are requested also to speak at:. ' " 7 . ^ ' { ve' that'the problem of unemployment among tnnnd their Special attention.?What the Cens are Uoiiig or caUslng "lO'Wdorie Is not suffl>cal relief.' Normally one out of every eight ,s such this race should receive, both for its itron of business, its normal share of employa small share of the work, their purchasing iminities dependent upon _Ngro_lrade feel the inJies'.a .challenge to Negro community-tea^-future, and confidence in his destiny in South nwt try to mobilize,. organize and support all rill insure the perpetuity of his progress. We lofed"people are beginning to see and apprefuture without fear. We believe that South lling in-ever increasing-numbers to join with ssure the development or salvation of all citiI. ' ti> South Carolina. He has proved himself been Juiid may continue to be A blessing. Now lie he heeds the help of those who have voices lat unnecessary barriers he moved out of his to demonstrate that he can play a man's part, auce ' to rdevA'h-p, _unf oldr possess and live ec-ial consideration .but is content with an ople is capable of-. e importance of cooperation and, with a clear ill, anu i.aitntui work, bring on better times, now pendtmrHet us do?our full duty so that have it moi^ almndapt Iy." May we as loyal newed vigor and courage to a complete ful1?"It is 1110re blossedj_n_give Uuin-to receiveA1lis opportunity to thank His Excellency, the Iovernor of South Carolina, for his gracious of Negroes during this perod of depression. I Central Committee to the privilege of coop Committee mh efping to meet conditions -pf onmionweftlth, demonstrates his fine attitude classes' of citizens. As a race struggling to squares with advancing civilization, we must civiv authorities as well as to. managers of lection.' \\ e t-hank (Iovernor Richards for the unemployment, and wish to assure him that mted courage, we shallstrive with his favor conpmic" life and aspire to a higher standard of thrift and economy, a higher respect for Duck- , by Mrs. Nannie.Golphin spent Thanks ' them j giving in Aslioville with home folk. j ! We are sorry torepo't Miss Mat.tio li Mrs. 1 inulcett being confine.! to her room, net atw We wish for. her a speedy recovery, lis. on Rom to Mr. and Mrs .A. B. Greene a. 1 it Its? daughter a few days ago. ln . Mother and daughter are daring fine. i^hoiu-1 ' *^'SS ^ulabelle Foggy WSferlOo, as,- nice Washington, ightfu. ... . . .. . r'.botlv " W e are sorry trr report iUrn T,nm?* ivhing Owens on the sick list. lignln , Iirvarrt; aagomwiiwieg ' by?Mrs-.-^Sarah?motored to ???- t-WatCjrlort" Wednesday afternoon and ante to wt,-e guests 0f ReV. and Mrs. Pitts, ursday _,?^?^^^^?^?->! a de-1 Say You Saw it in ,u^| "THE LEADER" * I v ' i i? , ' ' o ' . . ' )'< i' ' ' ' ' _ . > PAGE THREE people of the rSouUi--qd-? rertise liT the Palmetto Leader to get results. ^ jj CONSTIPATION 2 x "i have been taking Thed- T ? . ford's Black-Draught a v V long time, when needed, for * A constipation which emim-H-mc?A "Tat to have headaches arid a dull Z V aching all over. y L "I found Black-Draught ^ P would dispel all this and keep Z 3 mv cnrhnleviTn V fine. I never have a blemish. 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