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. ' . Saturday, February 21, 1931. Friends of Ml*. Peter David Smith will be Kind to learn ot his recovery! He has been confined to his bed1 with the Flu Mrs. L. I/. Whittaker, a teacher in the Bennettsville ? High school, is spending some time, with her parents Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Johnson, at 2029 Marion street. ^ ^ I Minn?Bertha llownuni?rrmt Jennie Watson motored to Hopkins', Sunday to visit Miss Rachel Prioleau who was called home to be at the bedside of her mother. We hope her- a? speedy . -y recovery. W Chere will be a Mock Picnic given ^'by the Junior Missionary Girls of Second Calvary Baptist church, Wed- . nesday night Feb. 25; at 8 o'clock. Come out and enjoy yourself. Admission 15c. ? Ml1. anid Mis. J. C. Hemphill' gave in honor of their son J. C., Jr. SixHh. teen of the young folks were present ^ to show their appreciation. Delicious refreshments were serveiT." Master-J. C., received many beautiful and useful gifts in honor of the party, fa THE SUNKISS CLUB MEETS. Miss?Martha Bradley entertainedthe Sunkiss Social Club Tuesday, evening Feb. 17th at her lovely home on Walnut street. y? ^ i by the president, Francina Davis, the roll call was dispensed with and minutes read and approved. In addition toathe njembers there were many visitwr^^fter the business session the hostess* served a delicious course of sailad, Russian tea, cake and jello. The next meeting will 4oe held Tues day night with Miss Francina Davis -1905 Gervais street. " I* TII>HS IS l ASSINl!. * ~M"ake haste, ~muke haste; And do your best; For talents were given To the bad and the Lu'st. For lime is passing* passing fast | Will tomorrow bring you" Whaft you have had, Whenever you have thrown away , the good for the bad? ' Then stop! and looki and start again For he who knows will Make yrin glad I *?A Till ln.lp vim f-?ithfmtty tf> the last ?By Anegune-E. Evanjf. / ; FREE WILL CIA'B Will meet, Sunday, afternoon at UUP Odor!;, in tin- reception hall at Ridgewood Camp. ' Mrs. C. II. Pleasant Pres. Mi's. N. B. Davis Sec. * I RHQEN1X CLUB. The Phoeniy Club met at Miss Rcbecca McDowell 2010 Oak street. The meeting was conducted by the presi-j' dent Mr. B. .1, Cave. We danced and played a few games and then'' were served sa,lnil. h.ot tea ami e"ak;v|' ^TVTany visitors a# ere preamiL^ TIIKTWKLVK i'AL'M SOCIAL ('M B The T\velve Pal's Social \ clul> was entertained on Friday Keb.l.'Rth by Miss. Thelma R. Nelson in her home at 1927 Gervais Street. ... Th<x meeting -was conducted by the President Miss. Thelma iw Nelson. ( The Program was as follows; Song ^-Little?White?Lit-'*;?Q-uotntion*?from? T.inrnln, Pn.ni from Charles Kingsly by Miss. Patrick. Solo The Rosary, Miss. Bain's . Miss Nelson served a delicous course of sandwiches russian '? . tea, ambtusia and cake. CULTIJKR rr.UB DRAMATIC.. BITS '[< Oscar Wilde's intriguing drama. |i "Lady Wiiyh mere's Kan," is the Cul-j1 ture Club's presentation during S. C. i Teachers Association this year, as J .most of you know. Under the capa- I ble direction of Mrs. Amie Brlle Weston and with the faithful assistance 1 ? of thv vlub'ri piu.-ndvnl, .Mrs, \v, (, >,' Johnson, the players'are bring niolded pito perfect condition. >, A casual listener at a recent re'U' ~ ~ l _L^_ 1 ii._i 1.1 .1 ...1 I iicarsai unserved inui onp would nuruj - ly believe the^cast is of a ma tares. so ^ real thg.-exprcssion ami so unaffected ~ the tones of. voice. The cast boasts Columbia's best dramatic talent. 'Twill be unfaiY at this?writing to relate all the whn~" derful bits of news. Next week's is sue of the Leader wilt-reveal other interesting bits concernipg "Lady Win | demore's Fan.'-'? y . ??.?_< " 1 THE CULTURE AND EAST ENI) CLUBS HOLD JOINT MEET. . | On Friday afternon Fe.b. 6th the; , Culture and East End clubs were j entertained at the home of Miss Jen-I nie S. Trezevant. The sole purpose' of the meeting was to formulate j plans under which The ladies might ] work to the best advantage in order' ia 4-1. ? t\r >_ ti. j 1:? i iiiiaiw tiit: vv uiiu'ii ? rcueruuuu \ Convention which is to convene here! * Maly the 1st, 2nd and 3rd, a stellar occasion. Mrs. H. N. Vincent presided at the ( meeting. Several committees ^ were - formed and practically every lady I to perform on one of these commit-! tees; a good means we feel of stimu-1 latinff in them a desire to work their, hardest. Mrs. Vincent is daily admonishing the ladies to do their bit toward flrousinpr in every South Car-' olina woman the desire to come to * i V WVi lfii ^ _ ~t x' * Cul-imb.a to this convention whic we feel sure will leave on the mind of every individual an inaeiliblo irr pression of what the Federated Club of South Carolina are- struggling t do:?The?churches tor "th(. meet ing have aTFeady been named and ...no> the presidents of The two clubs; Mr; W. C. Johnson and Miss J. S. Trezc vant are busy seeking means of in teresting our expected guests. Miss Trezevant served ice crean and cake. . - THE BACCHANTES CLl'B NEWS The Bacchantes Social Club met a the home of MiGn Julia Belle Thump son Tuesday Feb. 3rd. A brief- busi ness meeting was held. We had thre new members Messrs. David McDon aid, .1. H. Satterwhite and F.jdo Bur ton. The hostess servecl us delici'ou ice cream, cake and mints, while w listened to the soft strains of th radio. M iss Barbara Burton ent.??rt.timtM tb.. Bacchantes Club last Tuesday a her home on Oak street. The busines part of the meeting was carried ou in its usual way. After which w had a short program. Duet Misse E. Nesbitt and E. Kershaw; instru mental solo Miss Ethel Williams Then the club was turned to a socia Messrs. William Hill and Gussie Ha azrzzdzz ze Estrdln eV?ri?-i oV.^.11 ? ? ? v. nil 1 VI1 III I zard joined the club. Delicious re freshments were served. Miss An nice Williams ^vill entertain the clu next Tuesday, at her home on Mill wnnd avenue. * SCHOOL NOTES. Booker Wahiitgton Heights.. Thursday some little girls of' th second grade of which Mrs. A. L Hopkins is teacher, visited each ? the classrooms bearing a heart-shapeinvitation Tyfiich read- thus: "Corns t our party. Friday afternoon at 2:45. ?Every?one?was?auxiuus Tor?tlr hour to come and the seventh grad with all of the teachers entered th beautifully* decorated classroom t rated hands sitting impatiently, bu rh so happily as evidenced by thei smiling faces, for the party to begir A play ."The Valentine Shop," am a Valentine song v/ere presented after which a hftx of strings-one o which was lucky -was passed, the pfiz I eing a beautiful box of carfdy.' Re freshments earring out the Valentin scheme were served by two scventl : rule. ?After nartakip- of the jollo with whipped cream, cake am c indies we expressed-our delight am rppreciation to the cla?s for havnij hTVtted us to shai'u with- them tlici Valentine Party. LK CKRCI.K KN.TR.K NOI S Mille. Oseyola Allen entertained a her home on last Wednesday afternooi as a courtesy to l.e Cercle Pint re N'ous The usual seanon of bridge "W a enjoyed. The house was decorated in collars bespeaking the Valentine sensor Mille. Allen proved an admirable hbs i n agreeably pleasant time. ?(ipent <?who?joined the?club?mem hers were Mme. Lillian Jones who i a visitor in the pity from Jersey Cit; and Mile. Jani? Adams. ?A-t?the?eoneluneion of "the?gameMile. Henrietta Boozer,' winning firs zpri/.c was presented French, perfum and a very pretty gilt toilet box Wa given Mile. Mary Ray Saxon as eon solation whileM]1e. Daisy Roach re reived' a dainty handkerchief as boo by. The guest prize was won by Mil innie Adams. A two course luncheon was serve candies and nut^ were given as fervor and heart shaped boxes eontainini Y. W. C. A. ?? Saturday evening the?C Dill mitte of Management of the Phyllis Wheat b.y Rri.ii.-h of the Y: W. C. A. mc MrsrCordella. A. Winn., National Sec i etarjl of Colored Work, at th Branch House. In her pleasing man nor, sVip orr.phasizo.rt the necessity o nvovv mnm l.o- tU~ ^ Itt rperatinK with the chairman and th Branch secretary in order to put ov .Monday was friven to the Chair men and members of all sub-commit tees and Girl Reserve Advisors. Th beautiful outline of the Y. W. C. A policies were inspirational, and. ever; committee chairman present with he committee members saw as never be fore the need of a strong Branch i: Columbia. The members of Second Calvar; and Union Baptist churches wer graced by Mrs. Winn's presence o: Sunday, and they listened attentive ly to her message which was give in a pleasing and impressive way. TE seemed that every minister i Tuesday at twelve o'clock and gladl; ' card the National Secretary tell o the barriers that are gradually heini I?roken down- between^ th,e races thr the V. \V, C. A. movement. She-lef Tuesday afternoon for "Chnrlesto tvhere the Regional Conference open t.d' Thursday morning. The Woman's Christian! Temper ance Union held its monthly meetini M the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday after noon. Feb. ,17, this being one of th Red Letter T>aysr, known as France K. Willard Mernorial Day. Th;s year marks the 50th r.nnivet sary of Frances Willsvrd's first- visi to South Carolina. A Willard Pro grant was giv.en. consisting of choic quotations' from Miss Willard an some striking incidents in her lif end work. "No woman has ever don 10 much to lift hutttAttltjr heaven ward. The one woman of the cer t'iries! Best be.lpved, God crowned. The Book Club met Tuesday even ing at the home of Mrs. Andren Baumgardner, Hampton Ave. Afte quotations from miscellaneous au thors by the members, Mrs. Miriar McMillan gave a sketch of the lif of Hnngston. Hughes. M.?s. finum gsirdner read some of his poems an Miss Delphinc Bradley also gave som intereting information concerning hi life. The current events led by- Mis Ha Stewart* were full of importan information. Mifts Frankle HuTPs ri sume of the habits and customs , o 1 * H * * TIIE PAfcMI h vhe inhabitant of India was interest .s * . . ! ' i- /vfter the meeting Mrs. Baumgar s ner served a delicious ^salad cours 0 with lUnsian. tea. ,v HriLH VVANTED , 1 >, Vuung women wanted. Light com - pltxion, neat anu attractive looking { :.iu^t be u good talker. Don't replj 1 to this advertisement unless you meat j business; if you believe you measur* up mail your application to-day. ' \ViTle\in own hand writing statins t salary wanted. Goodwin News Stan< ~ 101! AVotfqrd St., Spartanburg, S. C * Richland County Unemployment As e sociation, Riot. .1. E. Dickson, Co., Chr., Dr. D. H. Sims, I)ist. Chr., Dr. li." S. Wilkinson, State Chr. e . l! . NOTICE. __The_Jiufhla nd County TeachffsTAa sociation will hold its regular meet _ ing Saturday, Feb. 28th at Booke * Washington 11 iffo?S.'h.iul;?nit 12 b1 clock. W. A.' Ferry, President, Mrs. Elise S. Jenkins, Sec'y. [ IN MEMORIAM. In sad and loving memory of m; z dear husband Leonard M. Brooks n who departed this life in New Castl< Pfci., Feb. 16th, 1930.^ At tinifcs I grow lonely hen"sorrow seems to sear, When something tells?my dcrTtr~hu9 band, ~ -- ? I That God loves-you evermore. ?? e In my heart your memory lingers Dear husband sweet and tender, fon *1 t-i- - f. dilU LIUU, g There is not a day dear husband, 0 That I do not think of you. Heaven known how sad the parting, e Or what the farewell cost e But we trust God and His angels, 0 Have gained what we havp lost.? ^ You left behind a broken heart, That loved you so sincere, ( That never did and never will, Forget you Leonard, dear. Devoted^wife and daughter, f ? Mrs. Emily Brooks, wife, Little Virginia Brooks, daughte ! A LITERARY AND MUSICAL 1 TREAT. , Will be given by Mrs. Joanna Smith j chib Sunday evenihg, Feb._22nd,_a > 4:SO o'clopk. A silver offering ii asked. The program is as follows: p America choir; Prayer Rev. Ander companied by Starks; solo Mrs. R L. Smith; Reading Miss Mozelle Wist ^ solo, Prof. 11. Riddick; solo Prof. T 1 11. Pinckney; address Rev. Holman . solo, Mr. .hike C. Kubanks; solo vio ^ lin, Mr. R. L. Smith; quartet Har mony Four; selection, Mr. Wm, Man igault; solo' Mr. A. T. Smith, selec i'' tion, choir; benedictTon. re- was she which with esteem hig ( HESTER PAKAGKAP11S. v Mr. and Mrs. S. D. j Rainey an children motored >bo Columbia las .. Sunday and spent the day with thei t sistef / 'Mrs. Eliza MeGhee, Harde e street. s Prof. S.' L. Finley reports a won - derful meeting at Paine College, Au ? geir-ta. Ga., Thursday and "Friday,~o o Training School Principals from S. C 'and Georgia. He returned by way o d Aiken where he spent Friday nigh s 1 with Rev. and Mrs.' P. A. Callahar ? lie arrived in Chester Saturday afte j accompanied him. *?1 Flu continues to rage hcrc_--'Th "sick list is _asMoHoWST~""Mrs. Racht ^ttTnTde^n-rTMary Brice, Miss Emm " Walker, Mr. Floyd Walker, Miss An e nie King, Miss Mildred Watson, Mis " Sarah Gore, Mr. Hemphill Brown *-plinfter l'rancis Caldwell,Mrs. Magg 1 ~ Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Le ' ttwo children, Mr. iMalcolm Waltor Miss Jess^ Wise, Mrs. Maggie Jone " and many others. ' -. e! The Pastors' Aid Society was en tertained on Tuesday night at 7:3 y ] o'clock; the S. S. officers met at th r | home of Mrs. Lizzie Young, Walnu ...street on Thursday. The next meet n | ing will be at the home of Miss Eliz j beth McAlily, on Thursday, March 1 y j For the best all around uniforn e for the week of Feb. 9-12, Miss Es n j telle Bovian, Domestic Science teach - j er of Finley Hi offered prizes to he 11 j claeses in Home Economics. Th winnprg woro nq fnllmirn- ttt-h A Mip n j Isabelle Woodward and Mis Lila (ft . 1 Wylie, ft vanity dreser set and y dresser scarf, respectively; 8 B "Mis f I Florence Williams, a string of pear i? beads; 9th grade Miss Hessaline Wil u a dresser scarfr *f jMrs. Janie Westbrooks, wife o n j Rev. J. H. Westbrooks, of Rock Hi " I is the cuest of Mr and. M-ra T __J Kennedy. ^ . t y Miss Emma Walker continues quit j*. sick. J I GREENWOOD NEWS. . / Mrs. Caro Williams and Mrs. Lill t! Williams, Misses Mayme L. William Henrietta Williams and Chas. H ^.Goldson," motored to Columbia las d , Friday night, Feb. 6th, to hear Rol e : and Hayes. They were the guests c e ] Dr. and -Mrs. D. H. Sims. They retur - fd to the city Saturday morning at I ter spending a very pleasant evenin " at the capital. I-; The many friends of Mr. and Mri R ; Jesse Jabber, of Gilliam street regrt r' very much to know of their illnes . j Hdpe to see them out again soon, n I Rev. John Walker is still unabl e jto get out. Rev. WaJker has been sic . for quite a few months, d Mr. Lamar Williams, of Gage St e is still somewhat indisposed, s Mr. Guss Walker of Hacket tree s has been sick for a week or mot it but Is able to be up. We trust tb? f- he Wfll soon be out and able to tak if up his work again. BTTO LEADER , ?? "i'i |THr vinm < IPICTURE Ol I WEDrj || ADOTISSICTr | CAPITOL ?_ dollar silk h JpoiN'dS ()K Till-- I vn-'i?i >! \( t u l 1 r NATIONAL ..MINlSTKItS , r~ Ai.i.i.wi.; .t . l. The regular weekly itVeetinjr ??i' t'hir Alliilllee VV!i< 111.Ill -.1 til. .Ml- Y W U- <A. 1 InR f-r - H' i idem?T:?.Vf.' Roy k.ii_w-u- iihTTtr l'l.e ?-H-it-TTt~n"nnrl exTTa i <, iaci-,- iij.-iiii-,>1 proper was taken ii|>. Aspeviai tea a" ture of tlie program was ah addre'V" i, oh "The Development, of y iirisitail AV s manhood,"-by Mrs.. l'o<;deli.i Winn in t New York Cit> Mrs,. Wjnn is N'.j S trotraf Secretary of tlje Vi Wf t . A o i Ik- Kev. I', P. W atson iiY \*veli chose-if 3" words rep! in! 't >> FFTe ri:m a7! i, dress of Mrs. W inn who was. avonn s pained by Mix Rk-hard Carrol. The "amount of"^K'J.o'.r from Relho. _ was' reported in lin -pivious. meel.hiK 0 flie Alliance is c-oopei atinn" 'with tin. e Relief Station in the- Intel c si 'of'thi t unemployed Some have also made personal doa nations to said cause, l.et otln-rs 9 follow in this Ciraiid .Moyenienl.Un the ( interest of our sulVerintr fellow num. ^ Folloxvinj; is the program of in.-t.il 1 lation which, will l-c lie,hp at Inibii r Rapt: Church at N:iMt I*. on Wed e nestlay, Feb.-23,* Pad I 1. Hymn Annm I I?; ?id". I'. I'. [. Watson. 2. Prayer . Rev. .1. .1. liana a son; V,. Seriptuie K. v. 1J. S. s T,;\\vn iiee'; 1. 11: 11;i. A mi. nnreji?hr'I Rc-V. S. S. Yotllltfb! i: >. Sri ! k Rev. II. \V. (Suino . *'("hf-is> I?\ ar fm'itnt ;')n" .f President I?. II. Suits. iM \liet?M II urvt'tsi ty'-wi II?rrwT.nT t lie ptlirVr- : F. Rev. I. .!? Mvl^'iialtl will In- I. . iinaster ap * Itv--Post. I'; l a I la! j"i, .1 ? t e axiny. *> The public. is' eoiiiialiv i 11\ i'lv : ( le above. It may well be >;un in.'i the ministers of ('-ohnrihin are hecom ntf mate ami more it. a- -; il 111 a their Mas'. buw'.-.e? mi ! ;.? ? *.!> s ing .evidence t.li.i eo '. Ps-rh?4r??r? [ Brigtcs, oiKii-H 1 uiy t m. !v <1 ygc*-' lion which we pray will ultiii.vt.-lj |. aeeomphsTT the end intended. FuTT (f 1 icily will lm-jdyen this at?Urn-propei n time. The session was disnas-ed w;it' f? pi uyi.M' by It.. 1. 1'.?I iifliii ,i.? g out with lis' ti Second ('a'rvary ear Tuesday at 12 o'clock ami wr will .! 3> thee good. s" KM A NT EL A.. M. K. (MirUCli 1 ^?Rrvr J. E; Beard, 1). I>.. I'astor J k Our Chatechysni informs us vh.it it t uncltnt tlayK' thc Bttrtrr wait "wvitf' by holy men inspired by God. It is interesting as well jijj wonderful twit think th"t today there are men, ami e women, who were inspired and so:e ^ to us* These messengers are proI claiming the glad tidings, to tdf-nA* r " "T_ * ' ' SfARtj INrfl r T HEVEARi Rupert wg|g^|^L Univei S Aly HJ? !c THUR. I til & 25 | THEATRE I -i^^f iVTf2% , i tfALUE-LONO WEAR LiTY unchanged; oned-Newest Shades } ERV1C.E WEICHT ! J. in i YiMfi i n _ OSIERY Mruort- J~T~ ^1LKES -BARffETPflL ? ' *ti?iiii'i '." nil pfi pli.'.?At Kmninn I j : ."j.i ? u.-!. > ,!! pastor brought tit us |'. u;.. >n it-; ir-ir -v'l ni""*- A i oi!inieiwiaT ""!? rial I'lu'c listened*while' ho de'liv,-. I refy. 1'"i-tr -t ' Ilil iTvu. iuspit i f "V T . i M.' i't nfViTi'ij' rip b j?-t? -?A?a?r?tt-Kuns* and?M .'t: y<? " " ?ll ..III- - 'I Illy V ' t >' ' IKH:i . . :;j: t<:r i>\i.:a;iitii fur. joiners was | n11 -i We were pleased* to not" j :.:ii "1 "i:i :i>, i.a I'ritlee one of tieI \hi.:?!;:.v Sehool * 'scholars* was reeOiv J :i if*nal. terms ami was assign iter i 'a--- of Hrotlur S. I,. -.Jones m " .< ' i y Si liotil-coavmwtl. Tliu i Ve> .) i f ;;He.- Wi fe- eoudueted by Kr<t. / 1 ?.. nr.' a tiaehrr in the Into a* . i b'OaVt PM'llt. For SOUK'til le ' :e" e been Tvutehing very clasolx 'lie gr..\vjli ?of t he ' sehool and-*?rfr< - 'i to -late that i has taken or v. 1: ami "lias iture.ised wonderful*. I \ \! v \t:n.i..n V...-I l-l, n I "M Kxn*l<i??r ("'lass ami took sin :u i\i- i :?t t in. the discussion. 1; ,i - a pleasure for us to,state that :;- !> "t i'a<l (ladsdeti ami Bo.njaniii. j ilarri-oi'r Miller.-two promising younj. ! I '-th \cry active .in the church iaI S' i!;:y School received mid-ye:ir it,' ma.- : tin* fcurkc Industrial * . , ; ; ijiv i--ty. .Miss lluhia Wat- on ,ua.-.. pre ?'tit< ?1 u"ith a diploma! ;:(V:!MT iHltiilli'ti'il :lu- course of Sill I i !' i-im i '.< I Til t lu- hiiMi school ,th | " 1! .r.^TiT'. t an.) ^orved a delicious j | a; .- t.hc' '.'th. ML-*. X. A. Me i , Jia <, >-? a :uj- i' ami lur committee re.- ; oy corn 11 out -. * Mi -. U ?- , Bates I'la.-.of ourflea i iiu-i<- confined !to lii'V home on"! u<Mi.i' t' illness. We are hoping , "hat she will he ahle to be ainontf is very -opn. We regret to state ] hat !a-: Weiliu-sd.ty Bt oher Benjamin 'ti.. i no of the ,Kaiders was M<?1 : leivl; -trieken "while attending class ] eet iiiir. lie Was taken to his honii j 1 A\4ui \ hr-it* ;*H-U routined. ?j-f^ !' all the ir? ?> 1 yen ran |!\ . II I ho hit ans you ran \ 1 I ail !:> w:i\s \,,n .-an i_ In all tin- plan's you ran At all tin* tinicx you ran. i u all liir people you can ' 1 A< as t'Vrr you ran. CARD OK THANKS. Ll Wo wish to thank our friends and 1 Ineicrhhar-i- far.their many ktndneftsoAi. I during dhc illness nnd death of our 1 dear in-other and aunt Mrs. Marrtha Sims Aiken; and for the beautiful floral offerings. ? I v Miss Helen D. Aiken, . V ; Mr, nnd Mrs. L. Dull,??? 1 R. B. Carroll, M. D? Mr. Seymbur' Carroll. 'd. -? page Seven Special Notice. 1 r rn-.i'.Mi'lHii.-!?nr^i?uuiiUlbutuis re hereby notified that ajl Notice#, lards of Thanks and ^Teniunifcns are' harped for? at the rat0 T>f 3c per ino. Minimum cfrarpe ope. Cash nust accompany eac h article. It fl t/irtw^v ~ i Delight When ]ih n's dances 'linger, then frankly uthniic* ... what feminine heart doesn't thrill? Know..this thrill! . Y'1 u can have alluring :. beauty. Dr. Fred I'alnit-rks Skin Whitener Ointment softens and lightens the darkest skin, clears up pimples, blotches and tan. marks, and does away with that "oily, shiny" look. Use this preparation regularly to make, your skin soft, delicate and alluring. This amazing Ointment i,s made in the famous Dr. Fred Palmer's laboratories where are also mad'* those other beauty aids you 'know, " so- well: . Dr. Fred PalmerV-ddn Whitener:? Sbap, Skin \y hi tenor Face Powder, * . ' "flair -pfesser and Hid Deodorant which may d>e had at all drue stores'fur cents each'or .will be sent postpaid up"!* receipt of price. l)r.?Fl'lll Fatitle:- ' 1. .!>:?ralorid?^ Dept. <?, Atlanta, lia. : .Send Ic in stamps for a generous trial, sample of the Skin W hitener, Soap and 1'ace l'owdcr. DR.FRED PALMERS SRirfWRitener keeps your complexion youthful* ' LET THK PALMETTO ~ " LEADER A DO VOI R PRINTING Mail Orders Receive P**ompt ? ?? AlTrTTttrrrr-^^-^- ^ ' ? , ,,, "* j?* '~ - i I. i 1?riri: i'i;rri--.s IN keeping ?-with -first i'i.ass work?" ' 1 tl0 AssonibU St. Dial 4523 TAKE ALL MuTok" TROUBLES TO . LEEVY'S GARAGE "Expert Mechanics for any car or truck 2 Blocks From Allen - Benedict ON TAYLOR STREET WRECKS'?-DAY OR NIGHT I David G. Ellison General Insuranee A lloiiost and efficient attention given to all business plaaced with me. PHONE 5717 1221 WASHINGTON ST. OlTHEttN RATIW AY SYSTEM Corrected to-February 3, 1931. * < < ivt i niun station Leavt> ^ -Htr. ? 2:40yr~32_~ '.Aiijfusta" 32 2:47p 7:4.5a 31 X. Y.*Aiiiru<ta ,31 7:55a 2;50a 27 Cbar'ston-Cinn. 27 l:00p 4:15p 28 .Cinrt-Charleston. 28 4:20p 9:30p 10 Columbia-Cinn. 9- 7:00a . 5:00a 24 Cohmihin.Taoks'c?23 10:30n 1:45 a 8 CoTa-Augusta" 7 4:17p 2;55p 20 CoUa?Savannah 19 8:20a ^>4 5:15a 1:00a 13 CoVa-Charlotte 14*" 4+30p 9:55p 11 Columbia Charl'n 12 8 00a 4:55a 15. Cnlu'bia-Char'stn 16 4:00a 0:00p 16 Coltim'n-Grcenv'e 15 6:50a 1:05p 113*Col.'a Charlotte 114 .12:2Sp U:4ba 18 Colunv'a-Atlanta 17 6:85p Via Camden and Rock Hill. Pullman cart. Dining ears, i