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"^ ttmhny-JanuaTy 17, 1931. rj*~ ywWFrmfcA') fcirtnAthe city Sumh". Miss Lillian C, W llinms. retu-noil to Johnston after si ,;ne the. Vulc, tide with relatives o?nt friends. * spent the holidays pleasantly in th( - Miss Lucinda Durham of Winn.-c ?M-lwjPO.. spent tlie lmUdayK at the honit Mrs. Janh- Mel-'adden. son and daughter of Winnsboro. snent a few II hours in the city enroute to Sumter. S. C. IMiss Estelle Brown, 2.304 Senat( I Street, is ill at the Good Samaritar I Hospital. We wish her a speedy re? coveiy. ? .eesr?tracheT-111 tin jy Greci; C'ty?School??pu>a?Xnias uj ne to the delight of lu?v many re la v? and friends. drs. A. L. Reese, 101(1 Pine St., re Is a / >? -- nloasant stay in Rich, nd with 1 "r son and daughter,,dui the Xn'mC holidays; Mr. and Mrs rry . Roberts. Jr. B, W. ALmfty, former I v inMiuT ry, and Columbia, in w of St. Louis ., Was in" the c t.v to attend tin. leral of his mother, Mrs. Italia A'j r. Mr. Abney is a graduate oi en University, and a class-inate of Publinlur.? ? drs. Reese was the liou'sb-gucst o . and "Mi s. Riihert. Kellv in. WnsbL ton, IL t'.,?Xew Year. . Whih re w'tli her children. she \vas call home t?n the bod side of her sick iband. Mr. Isaac .Reese, who has a Very d|. but is iiiipr.nvin?v-nicely this writing. * VIrs. Kiniiia R. Taylor, Supervisor Aiken County,- spent Monday in city attending' the State Meeting Supervisors." While here she.paid visit to The Leader's office and Spa id her? sa Use r i p t, on.?Mrs.?Taylor always pavs in advance and is a great bboster of The -Loader. May her B tribe increase. . CARD OF THANKS 'AVe do hereby express our thanks t< I** our many friends for their kindness ~~ - shown us~ dnrirrpr-tht?tHness and death of our.'dear niother, Mrs. Delia Ah M nev. 170S Wheat Street, and the boauJV tiful floral. B NOT1CK B ular meeting Pridityr .fan. 2d. "at r 2? o'cock, at the home of Mrs. Daisy 3p Counts, 1421 Harden St.Mrs. W. C. Johnson, Pres.; ~ . Mis, R- IL HaHinoti. Sec'ty. PROGRAM AT VKTfCRAN'S' HOMi: Miss Cor.rie. Moorahead, and Miss Katie Mae Moorahead, and Miss B Louise Carham. ftf- Un pn, S.?C., were the guests of honor at tDe World War ^ Home Program .Monday evening. The program was adjourned with a sociable affair with Mother Griffin as hostess. After "which a deB licious course of potato salad, pickle ham mandwich and chicken and siter V dinner cocoa was served. B CAR 1) ()F T1IAN kIT" We the undersign do turn hearty L .thanks to all the friends Who stugjs (fa . b>' us through the sickness of our MtatLlove one who is gone to. the great ^Hptbeyond in the person of iVr. Willie Jefferson, who. departed this lifc^lKc; 31, TD30. We wish to thank Zion Baptist Church and Setond Calvary H for the beautiful floral offering. Susie Kulford, Rebecca Adam, Enmia Clover, Willie Jefferson, Jr. ' ? ESTATE NOTICE All nersotis having claims against the estate of John Franklin, deeeasj , ed, .are hereby notified to file same. dulv verified, with the undersigned, and those .indebted to said estate will nlease make payment likewise. Carrie Franklin, Administratix R. F. I)., No. a, Box 7. Distritcr COLUMBIA, S. C. Columbia, S.C. January 13, 1883 Or N,. J. Frederick, - . r?*-? Attorntcw REV. JAGGERY OLI) FOLKS HOME REMEMBERED The Reverend Jagger's Old Folks Home was remembere'd with Xma.s and New Year's tokens from: Union Baptist Church, Xmas Check; Ehe nezer"' Baptist Church Officers, Year's Devotions; Mrs. Perrv, cash $1.00 Year's" Tree with program was^rranged by Kev. FT W. Isom. Man*thanks to all. . * "The year is at the spring And dav is at the morn; God is in His HoaVcn, All's richt with the world. fit ~ ~ IN MEMOItlAM In sad and loving memory of'- my darling sister; Carolina Sadie Kich ardson, who left in- <? ag0 Jan. 17, 1929. ? 9 . Tfrere^-tr sWer who misses you sadly And finds the time long since you went L A And I think of you daily Hut I try to be brave and content. Mrs. T. A. McCoy;? 514 E. 51 St., ' .? Chicago, Ilk ~ J ' ^ ' Apt. 3 IN MEMORIAL - ? In sad und loving remembrance oi ior, who left us one year ago. n Keep her Jesu.s in Thy keeping, Till we reach that shining ^hore, fhen O Master let us have her r To love her as we did before; I Mi's. T. A." McCoy, Grand Jaughte f. 544 K 5i ^t., Ch'cago, 111 ? 7 Apt. . IN MEMOR1AM. In loving remembrance ofour dea - daughter and mother?-Mrs-.?Agne Richardson Hudsos who departed thi life, six years agjTJari. 18, 1925. A noble life, but written not In any book of ftimoj ? Among the list of'noted ones None ever saw your name. ' For only your household knew And none but tl\ey could testify How well your work was done. Mother and Father: ? Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Loriek; Children:. ~ Mv ' Sim TTichnri-lijnn, f- Mr. Sajn Richardson. . ilrs. iviary u. Cortey. IN MKMORIAM Tn memory , of our beloved Mother Alice Lakin.. .who departed this lift ; * an. 10, 101G. Fourteen years has passed since thai sad' dav. When one we love was called awav ' Trnrp" ~mn vTmnennd bn its-change? Fresh with every coming year, Hut your memory we will cherish, . Tn our hearts forever mother dyav. Amre Slaimhtes, ~T T ~ Hat tie H erirvr? i. John Lakin. , t ?Daughters and Son. IN MEM OK I A.M. In lovingjnemory of our dear hus 'band, father and brother: Willian il.ee Clutts, who departed this life '.Ian. 16, '.V; - ?> - J '7 7?? ? A precious one from us is gone i A voice we love is stilled, A place is vacant in our homer I Which never can he filled. | I ' Sleep on beloved, sleep on And take thy rest. Wn love thee well, * But Jesus loves thee best. . . ' ' .Sadly missed - by, Mrs. Martha Clutts, Wife -Mr.' Middlenton Clutts, j_ -Mr. J. Edgar Clutts, Sons Mrs. Josephijie Jones, Mrs, M. Victoria Benson,. ' " Sister: NOTICE! I All Amatuer Prize Fighters in tin r "States"South Carolina, North Caroli. na, Tennessee, Florida and Georgia that wants fights are requester frt * * r T"* T 4 ? ? i iw wi.ic ti); ?. K, JALIV5UIS, P. (J . i Box^246r--&ra>e>wiHt', S. C.?: THE PHOENIX CLUB. The Phoenix Club met at the home . of Miss Jannie Harris at 1109 Pint (street. After a- brief business ciis'miastffli ten-"iin.1 then we were served cake and cocoa The meeting will convene at Miss Ar | nie Lee Franier at 210(1 Harden St. j Wednesday the 21st. All who wani to join will .please be at Miss Fra. I zier's at 0 o'clock, __ TANNER ART CLUB " "The Taniur Art Club of Florence, did its bit, to bring happiness into the hearts wf some whosjp lives arc "J .sordid, in its community They sent thirty seven well filled , baskets to aged men and women, filled fifty empty sttock ngs for unfortunate "children bought a health bond and a hundred seals to assist in stamping out tuberculosis. Tiny have recently established a (""Student Loftn Fund," to assist wur| thy boys and girls of Florence to complete their education. One girl has already applied for a loan and is preparing to enter St^te College, at the beginning of the next semester. They are now preparing to. give night shirts mid slippers to some hatients in the Florence Darlington, tubercuiosi sanitarium. . s The women are tireless in their ef forts to go about do ng good, whenever, where-ever and however they can. W. C. T. U: PROGRAM. The Emilie D. Martin Woman's Christian Temperance Union has plar , ned a Special Victory- Day Program in recognition, of the eleventh anniversary of National Constitutional Prohibiton, Tuesday, Clanuarv l^th, 4:30 P. M., at the Y. W. C. A. Program as follows: Theme: "Ohservance anef Enforcement, Not Re| peal." Crusade Hymn: "Gve to the I Wind thy fears." Crusade Psalm: i 146. IPrayer. White Ribbon Rally | Song: "Wind the Ribbon Round the (Nations." Quotations on Prohibition and Total Abstinence! Recitations--by Legioners: Lethia Williams . and Paul Talley. Song: America Poem: "Where there's Drink, there's 'Danger," Mable Moore. Short Ad! dresses: "Why we should observe the ilnwi" Mr. Richmond.-! Pohorts "limy Young People Way-Cooperate in Ln"W /Enforcement," Mrs. Laura Goode Jones. Song: "The nation's Slogan.' 1 Short Address: "The Fallacy of the Argument for Repeal of the 18th "Amendment." Rev._ I. I. McDonald, ' Remarks: Mrs. C. D. Saxon. Closing i Song: "Work for enforcement where you are." >' ,! ' THE PALMET n I All members are urg.ed to come and |1 ! bring others. 1'aStors, ministers and | ! hita'tron' ^are?most" cordially "tnivted. -f-?t'ommittee: 1 1 _^vtKS, J. W, TALLKY, * MRS. C.'J. CAKKOLl:. " 1 \ f The Baceanth'e's Social Cllub met 1 | at tne home of Miss Lucile Taylor, | Tuesday, Jam G, 1931 at G:30 o'clock, 'the meeting began conducted by the l resident, Miss J. T. Raiford, after _1 a brief business session the. club was [turned into a sociaL We had three , new members, Misses Ethel Counts, j Annie Nesbitt and Ethel Williams. l r During, the evening a delicious re* | 'past wa> served by the hostess, assisI ;ted by. her sister,, Helen Taylor. ip Everyone. enjoyed?a delight I'll!?irT-"" ternoom Miss Julia. Belle ThompsoW will entertain the club Tuesday, Jan. i - 20, 1931. rt r- ' < WEI/IT KX()\VN COI.IM MI AN j s' ? DIES, Mr. Willie Jefferson of 1.324 Wheat , street died at the home of his sifter Mrs.. ..Susie Fulford, Ppe^ the .'<1 <t ~~[ where he had been confined to bed a -I j u6ut two months. Mr. Jefferson is known in musio. circles, where he -pent a great deal of his time in try- v ing to amuse the public.?He was once connected with Pinckncy's band. % of Columbia.: ?-lie?was?a?bricklayer -and cement ? worker. He. is survived?by?two" sis- ^ _NYhvat street and Mrs. Rebecca^.AxL, 1 ' sums" of Wavorly; two Children Mr. Willie Jefferson of Litt|!e Camdenr. +and Emma Glover of New York City. ' | Miss Anna Bell Wright of Philadalnliia. Pa., and live grand children and a host of friends to mourn his loss", f1 . Interment was at Pine Grove eeme- | L terv; . - .... 1 1 " hlllna jsi;ws Sunday was a .high day at Brown's Chapel. Sunday School opened with IJ ; Supt and teachers on the job. The . lesson was well discussed by all. A ! '. ' eview was conducted by the Pastor. . Rev. R. A. Young. At '1:00 O'clock. , Rev. R. A. Young* preached a wonitai-fill <101111111 WUieh wu*i- till . !>> ^ -ML ? Liwur was largely attended and , 'he subject. "Mv Idea of What a 1 i Young Man'Ought to be."" was well , d sciissed. We are asking everyone 1 to co'oe to Brown's Chanel League. At 7:.'5t) another soul stirring ser- ** iiiiiii was preaened by Rev. Young, Mrs. .Carrie. Metz's_ daughter-in ^ ' lav lias returned to Washington, I). . C.i after a slay with her. Kmma Lee Gary has the Leader ^ 1 for sale on Saturday. _ .p | McCLKLLAN-BATTLE Nl 'I'TI ALS. 5 Chrrlotte, N, C., Jan. U.?On Satur- ^ ; day evening, Dec. 27, l'J.'IO, at 8:,'M) , o'clock at the home of Rev. arid Mrs. . K. W. McClellan, 710 Wallace street, r ' Miss IhrttieMcClellan thcirriatrghtew ^ became tht? bride of Mr. Frederick , % Douglass Battle in a ceremony o. ,, beauty and charm. Rev. A. Prince ! officiated assisted by Rev. A. P. Cor- i ley. L_-_Alr. Hazel-Miller furbished -tht?> wedding, music. Prior to the entrance > of. the wedding party Mr. C?. S. .Hall I : sang, "For You Alone." After which Mrs. Irma Teague sang "O Promise I Me. The groom's men were Messrs U. L. Brewer and G. S. Hall. The bride's maid was Miss Verna Lnng7 shaw of Gastonia, N. C., who was. ' dressed in a gown of pink satin, fcan .tiers.. M,small nephew of tho , I .on wind Jlin linnn.<i? nn n ..ilvnjr platter. Miss Abiah-Miller, who wore 1 a beautiful gown of green apple j crepe was maid of honr. The bride - who was dressed in a beautiful gown of whitf. satin trimmed with Princes.^ lace; and \yho made a most plemdwr k^r-~tTrtilnr~ v<!'' with a i on the arm of her sister Mrs; 'F? D. ' Roper who-was dressed in orchid sa.' tin; and was met at the altar by the ( -Hj*r??m with his best man Mr. U. L. ] 'Brewer. The hride'? mnid< mrr: pink roses asd ferns' while flic bride carried an arm <>? bougeuts hf Killar- 11 nev lillies and ferns. . . a SOTIKTY. IMLL NKWS. . i ~. ?! Christmas passed (iff quietly in oar little twon. Nothing to mar- our peace and happiness. | Lawyer Andrews visited Mrs. Pur; cell durinej the holidays. | Mr., and Mrs. J. S. Dickson, Jr., weija called to DartintJton a few days ap:o to attend the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Luvenia Green. jj .Prof. C. S. Thompson spent the i holidays here with his family. _ Mrs. J. L. Dickson of Greensboro, | N. (J., is spending a few weeks here- I i i- y - y witn ner nusuanu. i S. W. Thompson, of Orangeburg, spent the week-end with his parents.. .All our children except one were with i us a short while during the holidays. 11 As they united in jesting, laughter and sweet songs, their father's mind I went back into the golden long ago". , | Soon it was good bye, and with dad's | ! old trembling hand, he wiped a teari from his eyes. Mr. J. S. Dickson" Jr.. cal 1 e<1 "S" meet . ? ing just after service December 2Sth 'and proposed to organize a club for ( the purpose of helping the needy. Af! ter a brief discussion, a club was organized with Messrs.. J.. S. Dickson, ! tary, Milling Bonapart, treasurer, , David Lee, Terry Bacote, A. A. Prince., i and Wm. C?leman, committeemen1.'' (Their first work was to find those wh6 ( were in a needy condition/ and soos' r! apvcn persons without Tood, arret wood. Immediate help was rendered. On Inst Sunday, onq, hundred 'pounds of sugar and fifty pounds of >j coffee wer0 given to the old and sick i . people of the town and adjacent com jjnunity. Mr. T, S. Lucas, (a white friend) has gives the club permission ' to get wood from his woods; other || j white friends of the town have help- 1 V ? . TO LKAIJKK - - ' ? unction all tlie year. i\cv. b. ii. tnompaon preached* am milinn.sun el -Uie J-uiu ;? Supper-?a -> - uk'iiuu lust fcunaay. Ac me (nos< ?? iae session, a nice pui.se anu .%e> ui ^uuu_i:i4l_s were given mm, uni lie euort oi Mrs. A. /\. iiince, whici vei'e higniy appreciated. ins im lastor. 1*1.1 M Bit ANt'll Ni;us. i !u* members 01 l ine lii ove A. M ITT cmrrcn?me v a rrtetr -wa y fr=-rm?Ti tew pastor, Kev.. . S. .min.-i. rn 'u auii'ii a" wpnuei i ui sermon .unoa., ?v e aie pleaded m. know t iiAf Alia: Mailie i'.ii/.a Wells asd < harlie W eg ;ietan weie murnetl .Saturday iiigm. w e Wisn tneni niuen iov. We are xlelignicu in the murriagi ot Miss ItuJry ( artiecge ol Jiun irattvh and* Mr: Horace . .Martin oi ?i\?enville2 A\ { wish them much joy ?Old Miinii was'mighty good to i.d , le M issts Alniastene iolherl oi <MgeheId, -who went to her grand nether Sunday, Mrs. Hattie Cart edge asd lound Old Santa- again, Shi s rejoiced at the thiTTg"~sh^ got firm ler uncles and grandmother. Our Missionary board he.ld its fit's meeting: in the new year at Sistei luanita Gilchrist. Jan. 1st Thpi vvre served with wine and cake 5cripture lesson was read by Sistei Ithel Wiggloton from Fmlni 23rd 'rayer by Sister Frances Trawfbrd Af wore triad 11) have ProrJoc'l'Tf" nan home during the holidays visit I'rof. Jo,. Freeman, Jessie Searles Bailie?Freeman. were the quests at he home of Kthel Wiggleton. Jan. 1 .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wiggleton isd their littl(." infant daughter Eloisc i.ok dinner at the home-of N|rs. Ovaee Freeman Sunday in the Xmas. We are glad to know that Mrs. R .. Searles has niade a speedy recovry -of illness." ?1 J-Mi.-uiumi Mrs. Susie Ferguson was the diner truest .at Mrs. Willie Ferguson. The first Quarterly conference was eld on the Bailey Bethel Circuit for he year of If.hi Jan. 3rd, at Ziort 'impel A. M. F.. church, Presiding llder J. B. Smith, preached a soul tirrihg sermon. Sunday at 11 :'{U o'elocTT thp pastor i.sdrtt.."getting iii en accounNof the eath of bis. mother Mrs. Minis. Her ody was laid to rest in the Shiloh [ nietery Jan. tith. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wells were i-itors in thc. home of Mrs. R. B. earh's Sunday night. The Sunday school at Bine Grove l. .M. K. church ..is doing wonderful work. Mr. Charlie Wi'jrjrleton and Miss I attic K. Wells wen; married ^unny-evemnjr at I'iiip drove church? Mr. and Mrs." Alex Feriruson and Ir. rnd Mrs. Raiford Brijrtrs are the mud parents of infant sons. We are triad to have Mis> F.. . B. donroe hark?to npcri?school for the lew year. 4 Mrs.. Charlie"7 Freeman. Mrs. .Tonne Freeman. Mrs. Tom Freenias ot \noxvilli7. lenn.. arrived at the lnrrm t Mrs. Beatty Freeman Sunday evl-injr. Wp.are sorry to. know .the twin hades Sylvania asd Christene left foi |R00 u ' ii tun1 minr li'ak* kw tm. v H-? ? ?: ? 1 I'1\ Dexter Knotinjr H-?"WW Crimp (ialvani/.ed Roofii a PvBT+knbrix I 'lihono Ci.*i02 * 4 1 ?^ T ?W?HW I I I L jKnoxville with their mother Mrc J I Charle. Preertian Monday. They ha< e'becn-fn the home of their prahd mo <i | ther five months. 7 ATKT:X NEWS I younp: business men ?>1 tin- city motored tr? > Atlanta. Cn l:ist?\y ;-ok?u see his mother. He ."reports a ' ver\ enjoyable trip. . .i Mr. Kllerson. Watson, of St. I'au .^spcnt the holidays with his wife, .Mri Fan.uttr?Smith Watson and on Dee?-n ? ^herhn" Wfis presented with a fine sor , | who will he called Leon Appeldt Wot s ( >ni). Mother and son are doing: fine i^e are- triad to. report that Mrs. . Km ma Corner is improving nicely - from??recent illn"*?.?Vrr hoe . that she will .son bp able to resume i her. duties iTc the class jQ.?ojn at the i Andrew .Robertson Institute. Sunday. January ,11th whs a vre.v. - day at Cumberland A. >1. K. idrii' h - pointed presiding: e'dT-r of the Ch;u - lestos?District made his first nth-.' r-vistt here.?The spritual feflst staC, l ed_iii OUT Sunday school " where' a large number, had pratherod on the t several classes. n,.. ? * r the lesion I3ro. \V. M. McCJhcc. ,* very efficient superintendent geye a . very ^interesting review ?nd calV-i r os the presiding elder to adVlress ti . school wheh was enjoyed by all.. . Promptly at 11 o'clock the organ: 1 si.un iod the strains nnnounciiiL' t? - hour tor service. After the jrrelin . Icnningv. introduced I)r. Wilborn. : who -preached a wonderful |scrm .losing us a subject "Personal Dutie i'The church was crowded at this s -vand everyone gave the .speakc their undivided attention. It . begtn rainng in the afternoon hut whin. . tha^.jiour arrived for service there ;was another eager crowd out to hea1Ithc m:tUliU's> ultn|uuiu.u of tin1 >|n m" ker and they were not disappoint! Monday night was the husises" meeting of the conference, everithin-jwas carried out in grand style; tinon the upward march. The presidio?' elder spoke very complimentary < '' tlw work hein<r done hv the- trtcmhei 'and officials of this charge ix.nd pr " gresslveness of the~pa.stor. Total, :-, mount raised for the ipiarter $">71.* Stewardess Board No. 1 met at home of Mrs. D. K. McGhee, Sunday afternoon. The. usual hu-ino.-s wa tlended to and a very palatable repast was served at the corielusios the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldo. Miss Ma tilda Carroll of Jamaica. N." V.. Mr. Knox Waldo of Philadelphia and Mrs. Sophia Russell of Cincinnati, Ohio have returned to their homes aftc I spending- the Xnias and new .year with relatives arid friend? in Edge? field and' Aikert. ? t O- . _ -CAMKRON NEWS.-? * T.' - tdhnnl,. C, Singleton. of New lurry was the house gue?t of Mi-> ' | M. Saunders during thP Christmas | er ill the Martin-Saunders wedding iThis being Miss Singleton's "first Vs it to the garden spot of Calhous f". ' s-he reported a-very pleasant star? . \ * f!ng| 1 'er Roll SI .til) ? IVf- Rol1S2.00.? . ig <?, 7, 8. 9. 10, 12 feet lengths irvixLy vv m\Li^w. j 1321 Assembly St. I THEATRE - ftU?T*| y * _ V, , , Jge. v . <vlu ?? pJiL'p Sevun ~ ^i? ? ?1 alglsta ga.. news. 1 Mr. and Mfs. RufuV E Martin were royally -entertain*-*}?Av+t+t???Ra^ dio. Party Friday niaht Jan. at the home ?f Mr, and \\ J Rub*_ ~ "tfTsoTT. Mrs. Anna li. Ta.l<,r arid Mr: Sheliv_ j-A It'iNit m iti -^ii .t [ii.~i i,ii were the 'hou-(- .?f Mr and Mrs.. R. .p.. Mai tin San-daft - . r,.i.i, : ? Hai-e ! ?/Beauty M en Adore A delicately soft smooth light i skin is the'secret of alluring beauI ty . . . and it may be vours, qyickPalmePs Skin Whitotier Ointment softens' and lightens the darkest skin, clears 'UP ttlmhleg. hlutchng 73- . and tan marks, and does away with , that "oily, shiny'' 1.nil:.?this , preparation-4^iila 1 iy to make youg- 1;?, _ii skin /soft,delicate and alluring. This amazing Ointment is made j?iu tj1(j I'aTiiTUS "D'TT'i . ;i PalmePS -?? -1?1 .ahnrnlnriis where a.i e al.-o?made?? ? those other beauty aids you' know i so uV.ll: Dr. Tied PqlinirS Skirt Whitener Soap.' Skin Whitener . Face Powder, Jlah Dresser and I Hid Deodorant.."u huh may be had j at all drug stores fm 25 cents eaeh I or will be sent, postpaid-upon re- . I ^cipt ui i'irc. . i-T. i" red-- rjiinncr s Laboratories, Dej?t. 1, Atlanta,-Ga.. . ~ . Send 4c in stamps for a T generous trial sample of the Skin Whitener. Soap i and Face Powder. i DR.FR.ED PALMERS S^irfWfiLterier keeps your complexion youthful* ?i?????p? > Apex Sanitary Barber Shop 2120 Hampton A\cnue . Hair "Cut*: 2"c " Shaves:. 15c , Special Attention, to Kve-rybody. h T)WTrX S & 1? ICT11K A. Props.' ^ ^ #?# ^ X ; For Groceries, X Cigars, Tobacco v t . y. - . and Cold Drinks "t Call on y? ? MRS.MARY H ELEBRE $ DalzeJl. S. C. ^ ? Rt. 1 ?1 Box 64 . . ' TAKK ALL Vol U ' MOTOK TROL'BI.lvSfcTU LEEVY'S GARAGE Expert. Mechanics' fur any car or ..u.us.L? 2 Blocks From Allen Benedict O.N TA Y LOU S I UF.F.T WRECKS-I>AV OR NIGHT I David G. Lliisofl-???? General Insurance Utmost .and?i ii'u mut?at ten- ? tion given, to all busin^sst . .. planted with me. s PHONE 5717 1221; WASHINGTON ST. - _ m SOI I'll EHN U A11W \Y SYSTEM t'orn'otcd to Nov. 30'. 1930 Vrrive tTni(>n Matum Leavt> No. - No. rv.OOn ' ' \ : n : ?.?.J?^ 2?47p ~~ 7:4oa 31 X. Y.-A j a>tn 31 7:55a ' 12:50a io t. nar'stoii-C'in-n. 27 l:00p 4:15p 23 Cyin-Chai loston 28 4:20p 9:30p 10 Cplitmhi^rCinn. 9 7:00a 5:00a 21 ColnfoliiaJaiksV 23 10:30p 11 .IE - ?> o v ?>i a-.-\ufru<ta 11 4:l7p I2:55p 20 Cola-Savannah W 8:20a 9:30'p 23 Cola Ch.-o U>t tv 24 5:l5a . lilQQn ! '? i'\ i'ii i I I?4 .Iftp i S):55p ll Columbia Chai l'n 12 8-OOa 4:55jp 15 Coln'bia-Chaf'stn 16 4:00a ' lj I 1:15a 2 Col'a Spat tanb'tf 1 3.00p I0:00p 10 Col :n>':i C,n i nv'o 15 6:50a 1:05p ll.rCol'rt Charlotte 114 12:25p. " l0:4ba"18 CoTiiin'a A i hmT5 T7 6:85p ~ , /yj Via Camden and Rpcfc Ilill. Pullman cars. Dtnlnc ?ara '