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A" Dr. J. H. Thomas, (Snulen
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Dr. W. \V. Fehler, Sumter X
Dr. B. S. Sharpe, Seneca _
Mrs. M. J. Miller Ftarle. Ridgeland Y
Mrs. K. F. Rivers, STmpsonville
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PAL,MB'
SWANSEA NEWS.
The school seems to be looking foi
ard to the coming of Mr. J. T. -W,
[ims of Leesville and his quartet.
Everyone is busy with the school
rive and baby contest. Our night
as begun here with much, enthusism.
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Misses /fivrd. .Tohn^nn and Knox
rere the dinner guests of Mrs. Mar>
'hompson on lost Sunday.
There are many parties given in ir
erest of our school drive.
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THE ROMANTIC LENGTH
Suggesting the long, liquid lines of
some old-time painting. This stunning
frock is ideal for tea, dancing or
a formal afternoon reception. The
sleeves feature Ore popular fulness at"
the elbow, and the draped neck is fin
ished with a soft bovv: Two pointed
sections, which are inserted at the hipfronts,
are interesting details, and the
rirrnlar skirt is the gf-mt4ul? anklelength
which is not only appropriate,
but outstandingly popular' (of the tea
hour. The lines of this frock are so
delightfully new, that one may employ
the much stressed hjack crepe, and yet
feel JAionderfully "different."
Excella Pattern No/ 3353. Sizes 14
to 42, 25 cents.
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SJcxt to Mo Master's on Hampton St
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(?28 Covrolot CI m<-I? ?99Rhf
920 Chevrolet .Roadster J.!.', 135.0C
929 Ford Sedan 250.0C
929 Chevrolet Truck . ... 295.0C
927 Chevrolet Touri-iv 125.0(J
929 Chevrolet Cabriolet 295.00
920 Chevrolet Truck 425.0(1
920 Chevrolet Coupe . .. 400.00
929 Chevrolet (Aui|?e- :',25.0C
927 Willyv-K ni^lit Sedan 150.00
Cars ?n. l.ot No. 2
lack of DeSoto Hotel on Asvernbly St
92K Hupmobile Sedan' _ $550.00
927 Chevrolet Coupe 175.00
920?Ford Sport?Coupe? :?425.00
929 Chevrolet'C?oax;',V --Ui. 250.00
929 Fnrd Cimcb .. 240.00
929" Chevrolet Sport Coupe . 275.00
924 Hupmobfle Sedan . . 65.0C
Overland Coupe 25.00
920 Ford Coach ?425.00
927 Chevrolet Redan ? 125.00
CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO.
1222 HAMPTON* STREET
Phone 5182.
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Scene from the Paramount !
Starring William Pnmi
^ Kay Francis anc
WM. POWELL AT CAPITOL "IN -i
SIREET OF CHANCE." WEI)
-AINU Iti t KS. ~
In this day of epidemics on the alltalking
screen, it is stimulating to 1
|see and-hear such a refreshing nov- !
: elty as "Street of Charice,"--with
which Paramount provides-William
Powell his first starring role, at?the?
capiiol Theatre. Wednesday-, and
Thursday. , J
~\ Epidemics, we hasten to explain,
are those eve 1 e? of pin, srmnv of
plays, cut from the same dramatics
stuffs. "For? -instance, backstage life,
"the small-time troupers who try to^
. make good--on the big ttme, and many
i others.
"Street of Chance" is like nothing
we have seen before. It is the story i
of a man wh" '?- ?"Vn rinhiti i _iiiul~
- '-^yheiHHrs. A man \vtf<V 'loves' 1 He hut ,
, who has no l'ear.-of death when death '
iq the only reward for his steadfastjrips
to a beautifuK ideality.
| Powell is hefo seen?and charm.ingly
heard?ras '"Natural" L)uvis,
j most glamorous of all big time gami
biers in the metropolis..^ He lives by
j the code of those in the "profession,"
namely, a man who cheats at cards
jriiust suffer the death-dealing con
NEW BROOK I. A N1) N E W S
I The Weather was inclement last
Sunday, but a few true and tried
members of Double Branch Sunday. _
School was present to assist the Superintendent
J. Wesly Dreher to carry
forward the work. "Mr, FYoil Y-hImm?
?ttrre taught tTT^ senior classes com, I
bined,~but class No. 5, Ea>tor Kogan's
clas^ was the banner class.
-jgan's class was the banner class. Af (
(ter the Sunday school a short prayer j
sprvicp woe U.. *
...... .v.mui-itu uy ulie OI tn? .
tmembers and at the regular hour the!
:morning service began. Rev. Lee A.!
' Logan, our pastor preached twice p
j Sunday" "to very appreciative audi*, (ences.
j The program for the quarterly cop
'ference to be held at Mt. Pisgah was
'outlined and?met with' hearty appro-1
val. The P. K. Dr. "Lyles will be
|with us Saturday and Sunday in the
fiirst quarterly meeting.
The Singing Convention will hold
forth in the afternoon at- NewBrookland
Bapti-t church and all of the
Ichoirs in that section will be there
,tn onliiiujn llip ULiaslilll. 'I lle lhslallation
services will be conducted by
Rev. M. H .Holloway.
There ar?, many on the sick list and '
"hantbng them are Miss Elizabeth Car-'
, jter, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Pluma Glenn
' |Mrs. Mitchell,.. AJrs. Rachel Strother.
J-M-rs?-Clara ^Stlotlier, Mrs. Silvia
jGlass, Mrs. Janie Suber, John'Daniels
and Mrs.- Sarah Carlyr. I
Pastor Logan was the dinner truest
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Picture, "Street of Chance"
*11. With Jean Arthur,?
1 Regis Toomey.
sequence^. Because he respects the
cede, his fellow- -gamblers respect
him. But there comes a time when
hP must quit the kingdom he mis
buVlded on a. foundation of .flimsy,
paste-boards or else lose the love of.
h iq W11P Hp ii no U\? /Inoi/loe t.i >?nif
gambling forever. But his young
brother, whom he loves sincerely,
threatens to follow in the very same
path?uf?doubtful * money-making?rrr ?
be has followed himself. He must
save -his brother and , ther,, -is onjy
one way to do it. He must beat his
the street of- chance has eYer~scen. |
The brother continues to win an 1 .
Powell cheats to beat him. It is a I
rlcsparate move, but it cuVes his i
brother of gambling, although" >* gains
for Powell only deuth. I
Thi> is a moving m'iiflr rvnr
mure by. .i:ajridr.l\n*., SFquehce"
"of fast-moving situations.
It carries a dramatic wallop. It
teaches a lesson. It lifts the interest
to. exciting heights.-. It is Powell
heter than he ever was in any pre- :
vious picture. "
The supporting east, Jean Arthur,
Kay Francis, Kegi> Toomey, Stanley
Fields, and others, give great per- jformances.
Each is thoroughly, in
character.
of Mrs. Essie Jackson last Sunday. i
Ml*. ItllfllM Itwlnwilli u-llll VltJ/l Kio luff I
broken sometime ago is improving'.
Mrs. Beatrice Dreher 1s greatly in- 1
disposed this week. j
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The V pun If \1 i 1
entertained r^i^jilly by Alesdames
Theodore Youngblood, Dan Patterson
and Henry XJack) Williams, respec- '
lively. Besides tbe^elub members, =
Mrs. Youngblood entertained Misses Mi
Catherine Mack, Lillie Jones, Wilhel- vie
menia Thompson and Dr. Majorie he
Carter of Augusta, Ca. The first W
cdu b.prize^was won by-Mrs. Theodore pr
lohn-.no; a pii-ce nf urehn nh-silh lin- [ At
gerie.. Second prize by Mrs. W. C. Pa
Champion, pink lingerie and a string i!e
of pearls was awarded to Mrs. Tom I
Anderson as hoohy.?The guest prize rw
was captured by Miss Catherine Mack nu
a beautiful pendant >et irrThinestones ph
Mrs. Youngblood, served a very tas- ph
tv repast consisting of pine apple sal- pit
ad, friend -chicken, cream cheese sei
sandwiches, puffles. and tea. " do
M,rs. Dan Patterson proved to-be b]<
a delightful hostess to the you
tionn.-1 Aflu.l d IJUklllUss meeting lour co
tables were placed for bridge. After pr
inree progressions it was found that wc
Mrs. \V. . C. Champion hold -highest coi
score and for her efforts was awarded \
two linen guest towels. Mrs. Theo- fli
dure Brown drew highest 'for eonso- er
lation-(a piece of pink silk lingerie.) he
Mrs. Thomas Jones, received the pi'
booby; a cake of soap and a wash \V
cloth. Mrs. Patterson had" as her sa
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?t^CELLA
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GIRLISH STREET FROCK
Velveteen is a. fabric that is very
fashionable under the winter coat,
and it pronfiscs even greater success
later in the season "worn without a
coat, or with a short -jacket. This #
model for street op in formal afternoon
wear combines black velveteen with a
collar and Windsor tie of white flat
crepe In a youthful manner that hints
at the "Lord Eauntleroy" costume.
The fashionably Moused, bodice is
gathered to a curved and molded hipyoke
which extends in front to form
a panel. The skirt is grace fully flared
at the sides and in bark?most com- _
fortable for walking"- m i
Exeel 1 a Pattern No. 3239. Sizes 14?
to 42 2$ rents.
ie Cornwell, Rose Glascoe, Geneve
Vincent, Henrietta Boozer, VVilImenia
Thompson and Mrs. Warner
1111s. JMiss Yiueent won the guest
ize which was a beautiful compact. * .
ter the presentation of.prizes, Mrs.
tterson served a frozen salad, dev- '
(1 eggs, sandwiches-and tea. .
On Thursday January K, Mrs. Hen
Williams was hostess to the young
itrons. After tallies were passed
ices were found at the four tables
iced for bridge. Mrs. W. C. Cham>n
held highest score and was pre- .
nted a lovely rainbow colored bou|r
pillow. Mrs. t Theodore Younglod
was also captiyator of a beautiI
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(isolation. Mrs. Dan Patterson was ' a
esented the ) booby. T-bP guests
>re Misses Edith Butler. Rose Glase,
Jlattic Mae Cornwell. Genevieve
'invent. Lillie Jones. AVilhelmenia
lompson and Mesdames Tom Hoovand
Warner Willis. Miss Butler
II highest score for guest and was
con a novelty boudoir doll. Mrs."
illiairfs served sandwiches, olives,
lad, sliced* tontatdes, butter-thins"
d tea. 1 ???? :?.
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