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IVi'iss Gussi" A. l)n< ?M - >?< n*" the
past wpok-p'vl wit), Mjv. U'ith juiil
i mentine Gridiron.
Miss 0. E. Garn-'r of .Sunder:now
, teaching at \Vysre.V-v" -pent'the. woek1
end in the .pity with v,.r nins'iu Mr.
and Mrs.. Walter Grant.
Mrs. M. I). Morris, wife of Undertaker
-.J. II. \V. 31 p) r's oT B'nnettsville,
S. G., is spending uncouple pfj
Week; wftli IP v
Mrs. J. H. Johnn at No. 202l> Mm-'
^ . ion street.
i^itue rreston Davis. Jr.. th . six
year old son'of Mr. jind Mrs, Preston
Davis rf R. 4, Box fhJ-B was accident-j
-4v. Hope the little fi-lloto "will soon'
be ablP to be at school again.
Mrs. O. K. Hargrove, of Greenwo d
accopipr nied?hy hov?U- oth-r?M.1 ?o
" C. Bedennaugh. attended the Agency
k meeting of th N. C. Mutual Inrur-j
ance Co.. here last week. While here;
she was the house-gu??t .of Mr. and
Mrs. \V. H. Harvy on lleidt 'street.
Kev. W.-1*. Blair, who'hnr Poeh suffering
with the Flu, is out attain to
the delight of his many ft :i .uU; rvl j
preached at Chappelle Statin} last
. Sunday fur ReV. Bryant. -The scivius
were enjoyed by all.
Mr. Andre\v Fuller, of Laurens a!
coming young business man was in |
the city this week on 1> isiees . While
here* he paid our dfl'ict, a vj -it. am!
. ccmplnu nted the' Leader force on the
plant and equipment, lie also, visited
Mrs. Carrie, .1-" CarrolL' Snpt. cif
Y. W. C. A.
r.enn tTvi'dv t mi.- vp _'..j ? vre
V. iT II 1/ I \ Ujia.TI liil I it t ' 11 I M ill ni
A Card Tournament a*><J- Pani'o will |
bo (riven at the- Odd l/ellows 'Hall, J
Tuesday evening, Maieh^lsi. fritnij
8:30 to'l'J:no, 1?V tlrt" f71 rdluht Mm-- t
es of the Local Association. Admission
3no. "-The public is cordially invited
to attend.
NOT I CP. ?
ThP Culture Club will hold i.t - reg-j
ular meeting at. 5 oVbek? Friday, j
^roh 13, at the home of Mrs. C. (' j
Rice, 1020 Henderson ' st reet. Special
progranf.
.Mrs. W C. JohOson, President.-.
Mrs. L. II. Hallman. Secretary.
siNKiss Social ci.ru
Miss Helen Co\ del.'gli' c:5,t.-rs.
- -?tamed-^rhc?Stmk-iss (Mob -Ttr?rt-'v i-V *"
eninf at-lu-r liome oil Pendleton St;
In addition to the- mari.v - member e
present 'their were n li ay vi: C?rs.
Following a short business . seTssibn
a program was pleasingly?ls.thh re'd
After the club adjoin nod the Jollybunch
played whist during wit oh thf[
hpMess assisted by ..Millie Brown .
served salad, saltinc, cocoa, c.'-.lye a.a: |
nunch. ?
The club next nuetiug w'll he h.-M j
with Fannie Reynolds-at- liW. Iiunu"
11 oil musMnn At.? |
LE CERCLE EN I RE NOES.
Le Corcle Entro Nous lv.ol m last)
Wednesday, aflefnban with, Mile. Jlen-I
riefta Boozer at hot: lruno * ..1 Wash-1
ington street," A ceaseless round i
strll lliey l'a:>ciniiteT
.. Other guest's wc:e MUos. Eila C. J
?Mywear-mwl" fsnnae ??Ua**r-!-r
Lorine Jones, Grac,, Ruff, Helen Pa'-j
, terson and Lillian J.ius of Jerseyj
City, N. J.'
At 5:30 tallies hearing' niinht-hirc
u asilk flags in observance ><i' Washing-'
ton's birthday were passed aTTTl iTH
the conclusion of the gnivn s it w; s
Mile. Lucy Williams who queened it
this time at prizes,-while Mile. Rhea
Wilson drew highest for consolation.
The booby-went to Mile, Th iv.asina |
Thomas. Guest prize was presented j
Mme. Grace Ruff. A Tasty luncheon)
was served, folic wed hv i>i i 111in lie .
shape of the,AmericanHag and red 1
cherries. < . .
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?rite?'Brnwley Rweh'cinl | i*-?TT"
very pleasant and nrofitablc eveninir
with Miss Mayme Gritlin at her home .
on Pine street. The chili's program
was as follows: The Lord s Prayer.
Quotations from Lowell, Whitticr..
Booker Washington, l>tvnb:u*. Report
- on Current Events and topics led by
Miss Myers."
The following: topics werediscus-sed
"The question of Liberies enMaved
subjects;" Mr. I'arham's Re-nppointment
to West Point;" "The Wickersham
Report;" India's Constitution;"
and "Mr. Schuyler's Comments on his
Trip to England."
? The discuSston ofrCounter CnttenV
life was led by Mrs. Miriam McMillan.
Plans for play- uere briefly- outlined.
Our hostess served a delicious
course of cheese straws, "hut-tomato
? .. salad, saltiries. pickles, sliced", tongue^
and Russian tea.
Our next meeting will by at the
"home of Miss Frankie . Hull, 9.10
Green street, on Tuesday, March 10.
JVfotk. Laura Jo.nevr Pres., Miss
E. C. dryers, Sec.
TN DEPENDENT vSOCIAL CLUB.
The Independent Social Club mot
at the home of Mrs. Annie B. 1)Avault
with th(, madam "president pre siding.
The meeting opened in !Ts
usual way. The minutes- were read
and approved. After the transaction
of business Mrs. Davau^t refreshed
rr' ^
c
'is with delightful tea. After which <
the 'tables were set for whist. Lots 1
<..'f 11 icnds were present. Mrs. Shell h, '
Davis won first prize; Mr. Robo-t
HaKtrs won second >ri/.e, Mrs. Kstelle
l.anufoit won booby r All enjoyed
;t diliphtl'ul afterfiuon.
_ Mrs. Annie ILDavaiilt, Pve*n
Mrs. Janie R. Williams, Sec.
BISHOP R.C. RANSOM TO PRKACII
AT i'MON BAPTIST CHI RCH
Columbia is invited to worship with 1
1'nion Baptist church, Rev.- T. M.
Boykim, pi stor on Sunday morning, 1
.March S. l'J.'D. * 1
Bishop Reveidy C. Ransom of tin- .v
Seventh Episcopal District of the >
A.riean Methodist Episcopal Chureh 1
will preach. Alt who know Bishop >
Ransom realize that he is one-of the
kadfhtf pulpiteers of Ainorica. He 1
has been heard from the Pacific to i
I he Atlantic ani| abroad with profit?:
TfiH pleasure, He has always been :
active in Community Welfare and has
declared.?words and actiottv thTfl ;
lie will not be bound by denominational
lines in his henefn/?+i??'? t>~.. ? ?
^,?Vv.vno, AVVTV . I) UV - |
. (.110 of the most popular-pastors i
of Columbia and his congregation c r- , ;
.! ally invite Columbia to be present
on this occasion. !- .
A HtKTlkVIGHT-PAKTY
A pretty affair of Friday nite, Feb.
J7 was a party given by Mr. and '
.Mrs. Stove Anderson at their homf- in-!
Af lliurTownf the occasion being the- l
ob ervance o: the birthday of Mr. i
(h -y. on '.laylield. , The rooms wy?"
;K.aut tnliy decofatecT with potted,1
ferns where two tables of whist were i(
If.ycd. Tlr-' cue Ms- .wuri"?Mr?gild ;
, ft s Stove Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J |
Purge s. ? 5' and Mrs. Alexander : '
' I'-ie. Arnbcll 1 Hatten;?:
\iili.i and Cic-niontine Qvidiron; Mes-'j1
rs (irayvon gMayncld, Eugene Brown, '*
'ti'.l iienrv- Starks - 'J
At the conclusion of the party the !
ho-less served potato salad on crisp :
lettuce, .sandwiches, Russian Tea, bun M
"enhe ?:pd punch.' All departed wislj;?:<r
ihatPMhe hostess would observe 1
a_.birthday by giving a party ever. 1
vvt;'l:. !__ y tr?
TU ll^ii LS Yr liEE?Chl-ll >
The Busy ,Bee. Club that "has bei n i *
;>!giini/.(d-for the benefit of Emanuei 1
Church held its- second meeting at 1
Liie In.me .of Miss Margaret ' Washington.?At
this meeting the eti'P was r
plelely organized under the di- ('
t ee'.iof of the president?Mr, Jamtr*
,\v. Sawyer. The officers are as fol- '
tows: Mr. James W. Sawyer.. Pres.,
.Mr. tii' ra Id?1 tixun,?Vic c-Pl'e.C* MoT:
tJeorg.na (Jraves, Sec.; Mi.-s Eva
Ko.-cPi.ugh, Asst. Sec.; Miss "Marga- ' *
r?-t Washington, Treas.; Miss Delphia 1
Cochrane,* Critic; Miss 'Catherine *
Cirfen, Pianist; Miss Ethel Cochrane s
Pehorti r.
The members of the program com- r
nnt'.ec are: Mr. Ilynian Williams, ! '
Chairman; Miss Blanch Brown arid V
Miss Dorothy Abner. After the busi- 0
A; li.attef.' wcie di-etlSscd "the hosOtss
served a. deliciou course of po- 1
salad, saliine-s cake and cocoa. >
AH the- members reported a very c
nJeasant afternoon. 1 '*
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WAVEKSEY SCHOOL NEWS
On Fiiday- afternoon^ ^February 20, i
ihe parent?Teacher Association of j
\'v 4Verley School conducted a Pantry
Bazaar at the school to raise funds '
for continuing th0 beautifying of the .'
school grounds and for other purpose's *
in it?; work of bringing closer together
.he la nic'and the school in the interest 1
, n the grounds, but bad weather drove c
I Ik cc nimitt'es attending them into the '
huildltig. However thn bazaar wa,s a ^
< Miiplete s.iccess as it was-last year.
lnvaTne meat market, the staple and
jj.iw fancy irmctdjos. gne^eunfccUoht'i \ 1
rrnd-other booths were .sold oiit b?- :
fore dark. Mrs,. Coll ins, chair..nan
-of tile general fi.niuiillm.
marge wishes, on behalf of the As
ociaiion. and its special committee*, '
To th. nk the minil? <?t\ th,? (
, ~ *. Viiv .'I. IIUUI,
then- parents* and friends, and the,.several
merchants of the city who do-' (.
imti'd so generously luvvat-ds th? .-ucoess
of the Pantry Bazaar.
The regular March meeting' of ti e
Waverley Parent-Teacher A-socia- ,
lion will he.held in the auditorium of ,
the school on Thursday night, March
12, at 8 o'clock. An interesting pra=_::
grarfTwin 4>e^rendered. At this meet
ing delegates will be elected to at
t"lltl lllo palmetto Mate Teachers As- '
sociation for *he purpose of assisting
in organizing a State Parent- '
Teacher Association. The public is
eordallv invited- to- be present. }
i'illl.I.IS WHKATLEY HRANTH OP 1
?T4+p?coi.t viBiA mine i.i. ;
BRJlKY?1429 PARK ST.
Report For February?7th Month :
\dijlt circulation: Fiction .'510; Non- *
Fiction PS; total 408. j
Juvenile circulation: Fiction 22, non- .
Fiction 177. . Tptul 3'J'J. . ? I
rotttl chvululion for the month 807 y,
books, 8 magazineh, 11 picture;-. , n
.Vein members^enrolled: adult 81; ju- ,
venile 2G. Total 107. ? h
Prc-ent enrollment 721. 1
UcLeived dui itig the month: 68 book a n
Tor circulation. . ^
Box of pictures and Several copies of
... na/.iin-s inim air. ana Mrs. YV.
S. lirown.
Ten didt'ront kinds"~bf irTagaz;nos,^
about 30 copies from Mrs., Corinc.
Frederick. ?~ " ' -jt
102!) and Il>30 Saturday evening Post. ^
and other magazines from Mrs. W. :
H. lirown. . Is
Prominent visitor^during the month <,
were:Miss Florence R, Curtis, Pi roc- .
tor Hampton InstitTite'LthrarySehrrol .
Mrs. Cordelia A. Winn National See t
rotary of Y. W. C. A., Colored work,
N'ew i York City.
Miss Lillikir and RiMoy, Na-.
.ional Y. W. C. A. Workers, New c
Yyrk City.
Mrs. R. C. Ransom, Columbia, an I 's
Mrs. Lewis, of Chicago. . . J t
The Library work for the past, sev- je
en months is most gratifying, and we g
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?? thk palmeti
mticipnte even a brighter future witn fc"
Vic continued cooperation of alt con- iH
eriied. . J,
). \V. Talley, labraria-. ?
'KKSHHIN 1 \ 1Mb) I IN CAM/: ffl
ill;nl l>i( i < </M,i:<,i: \i,l.m:vi H
ASSOCIATION TO .M MKT.
I5?ne.iict College,
< olui'ul) a, S.^ tK
re Mow Benedict TIC
Oivctinrs: -V..u ;II h. plea. ed t'?. {J
know tisi.ii .our Alain Ah;', i r, wi.n u
1'ic-ideal Stacks, at her In and < I
piendid faculty J^ooperatinjr. is pro * |
riassmtt atliii.L;d>iv. i-i.c c..inj u .
Teiiijf iva'.'i a>u' '1 and In notified and
bus prcst nts a hi-: oei-i ui p ctuic.
<.)n_Ma.'vh t(, -which i- Founder's .
Day, the new athletic lield will, b"
j.-ed for the fir.-t u'U n- of the : ca
-nil. IVonle will In lu-.c li'iim t'Vrrj "
section of the state. There are some
inattei s of vi ft! ni'mriinio' "which J
we should con.-iderat oircc. 1 an i
therefore inri.c tly toque. } arm
eo.ili .ily inviti.;^ ad I'o.jediot.iUfrt to
iiL'i't in cvnenve nasi at i.~ noon .uiucn 1
17, 1A31., CcfW see iiiiil kftow. J
Mast Since . cly Your.-, i
A. (.'has. ArUu.11, Pi cs."
'Miss Ruth ('. Wat-on, See.
DOPiCS OP I'H! : < V! KUDKNOMTNATIONAi.
MINI ST KltS
ALIOAM M ?
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U hi- Aiisii.atu-s?at rcaliz- ~
iii^ that in unity there i< strength
.'ontinuc to-unite-their forces in the <
-n'.ei c.-t of licmtrrn good 1 an genera!-"
tingdm 1 building. -Any minister who !
lixpig . in Columbia . u<! environ>ml
j.> not a iv,o ilir-;-n, i),^ ,'vilanc.c "
is corH-ially iivv tetf' to become a part
>f this .invaluable hmai of ecclesia.-ts.
ie+'g-ioH i' not--nrrnrlT^PTo he a cloak
>utan armor, why not brighten you;' .
irmor by identifying yourselves, witli .
tit is Alliance. ? ' *
In tii"s"(lnv ?),; big thing the church &
mil ministry, must lie counted on, in 8
uany res'ccts. to point the way. Th *2
'honk ao the linen d.c-r fynti tell th- 9
imnunt of gasoline in 1 lm- .. 11 k' an.l "g
lon't forget it the an. 'hint -of gu.- 1
i'oine by the A11-mice Mat ion at Sec- ?
>nd Calvo-ry- every 'l ue day at 12 |?
10011 and. till up free. 9
'1 he Installation m rv'a were .hoi-1 9
It 1 llion 15 ;|i; isi c. 'Kir.-'i . 01 Wr.lin . -~ 4
av n'gttt, Feb.'fi. I:J1. The program S
1% published wit* imp're'-sively carried 1
nit and (bid's trumpetcrin minis- I
erlal garb and prophetic features pre
etttcd an .I'lia.irrii.le piciun1. ' " m
Special mention must la- made of '
he yrt-at rct'imm delivered by The ?
I OV." \\ . I .. I Ol OK'!". II, U.. c! Ue-!ey
d. K. Chunh l'r .m "Mai!. II 'JS-JO;
ubject> "Chriyt's (Ireat Invitation.'
?olumbians who haw pot. heard this
Teat IMvine. slmaid luaf Id. ,.' Dr.
X iI. JSnhs, ,in-liii distinctly'c'harait- .
or I-tic- i'.ianlur ably installed the otfi*
ers. . . '
President Hi.ykm' ai>.?( the yiio<1 j,
>le or Union Baptist \\e. e'wr.y lav
s-h in tIk f?(MiU'i't-viiTm it"- r,r CluTU1
ianee jjntLit-v.?.iu.?w' ' "lbmold h??w
rood and how plea a t \ i-= I'm'
irethren to dwell toyvij>jer in unity."
<;hki:n\\(7oi) nkw'S.
A birthday patty wa- stt the
iomy of Air. and Mrs. l.ake Smith,
laekett street Feb. 2(1. in ,h n r p.
heir' daughter Miss Fannie '.Mae. ?
.>!!>?, .Smith received. many very I
>? etty presents. Antony those pres>nt
were Misses IVarlinu Williams,
.ois Knloy, Bennie Sims, . Missis,
ilasco Martin. Jttnio-s Baekus, Charlie
ii'bison. Miss Williams wore -a beau
Ifal tyd dress. Mis"s F.nlow a beatt.i-'
"ill nrilk. Mi S Silhv : i U, o lux tiy |.n?
Idef sis. Backus ami. Jones made i!.<
liybest marks in whist and -ct-ba.k.l
die, ; vc.'ft _
\\ e are sorry to know* tlnnr Mrs,
battir I,. Hill is still ill at her home
;n Sumter Astrejet.
The friends of. Miss . I..e1a Johns 11
>f Saluda Jli School were ylad to see
lor and the louche; .< e.i'.d?principal?rv- L-7
he'same last week. - Saliida won the
.ante this time.
Mis. Sophia JelVersen | assed away S
ast Thursday morning .Mrs. .1. M'cr-oif
tad lieen sick for a hmp; time.
.Miss IManehe Williams .of Saxdn '
iff ol Co! imb.La spent the week-end
vith her parents. M.r. and Mrs. le t... ;:?AN
illi. ,'i.s 1111 M:t".no!l:i -'in1,-!. ?
Ml. Pisjtah \. M. E* Church. - .
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Th? first quarterly v:,nl'e! e'nce of :
'.it. I'isi':)!] A M ! '?chili 1 it,?" - t . 1.; _
lan. and 21 by 1'. H. 1'. M. Car v..
fhe conference was .largely attended
ill'! uve'l'Vl'-ody seemed t . 1 e m tin
>est of spirit. The. 1'. E. preached :
wonderful sermon and liis remarks
n the eon fere. nee. were Hull of in* piation.
Some remarked that this w:
ras the In st ei nfereiice had in some
ime.
Tht. -pastor?Rev. 1 M. (!.~ WHltnm
i&s organized all the dilt'erent depart
rents of the chureh. ' m
The Missionary soci'oty met at th< ,,
ionip of Mrs. 1'. M. Ciai y Fob, I'.T
fith a large attendance. After the
looting we \Verc served with deli' n
ious si lad courses ? 1
On Friday night, Feb. 'J7 the Misi<
nary society gave a "Wafflp Super'.'
at. thu home ol. the pastor Kv. a
ry body reports a lively time. A- '?
nount raised $5.00. Thpresident. ;a
Trs. P. JT Clary has several nmr.
reats in store for us. Our next meet
mk is nt the home of Mrs.. Susie
vanee. " , h,
? m sijpa.i^jo ?zt.ul ot|t putt 'urfu: \j
mn.> dms.i.V(iui.uu v pouattmn i.i , .
aMT Yt IV 'l(l"S " 'T'T "-r*
to uaqrn seq jooqas Aitpuns nj j u
4i,n H
;,j .'c miv' ,;uapisa.fy 3u.ua11n.ul tsoii
nyC oaputr aijBAVtt ."5p'f.\\ s~.ufIftTy j
'MX maquads |ndiauud .u|; -t?v\ ptiu
.1<>X .la.u.1 Jq" JO SIAitUpUOrp rp>4g" """Xltff "\T
4.iapunog iuBjUo.id i<ui\so.io]ut a'.iaa ' 7C
* pnjanpuoa . anfloaq <g j y .uix 1 {>
eld piece to the teacher and class i
retting the largest number. !\y
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rif.n 'iVf i i i -iiVi^nafti
ro LEADER
ith \
- BAN
_Sins /SU
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WED AND a i
1 THUR
I ADMISSION
CAPITOI '
' 1 "POL LARS I LK TP
^_BENNnT_B?D^\
\\*e ar,, looking forward to out
priny; Rally March 8.
Morris Chapel Baptist Church
Dr. I". Douglass Jnhpson, Pastor.
Th > P.ir.l,-. school i pVnvtf at 10:00
m. The teachers took charge fi r
1 !1 i 1' ' I t ' ? .
At 11:00 o'clock services*. moved
Clii p; -tor selected fi>r his text
'.at now they desire a hotter conn-.
lleh. 11:16. lie preached a
'St i owerl'ul and instructive serliii-n
. . are happy and thank Cod /or.
o pi ft if our great pastor. ]
At - p-.ni. the pastor motored over \
the Friends hi i> Baptist church, 1 i'e
from Greenwood. where he is ,
uvinjj as- pastor.- A lartt^-. ynnvtl
as present and he preached a trior- (
us svj-mon.
The evening servico -bejran set 8:00 .
rir. The senior choir was at their*
st, Tlie pastor in wclL> cheso-n?,
urds introduced the Rev. K. I). Law- ,
in of Atlanta, Ga., Field Secretary.
ua'e ".Mission Board of National Rap .
*t .Convention, Inc., who delivered a
ui stirring sermon irom tn.c sun.icci
r FixuJ ITeart." Total receipts for
e ?lay $24.75. . '
I.as! Friday evening the \V. M. I',
uxiliary?to- nur church. presented-a 'hM.al
Tableaux in three scenes, A
rpc crowd witnessed the play. It
as wonderful." '! 5
Tlie Missionary society was .interlined
last Friday evenirip Jtt thx>
nic of Mrs. Melrose P. FuTlor 425 .
rpnolia street. At tlie close "*Tf
etinp the pastor delivered a stir- j
Trr?nth Ires nrr-Afi-ss ion^-hich
Mrs. Fuller served prated pine
pie and lettuce and hot chncoloate
id cake.
Our s^kk members; Mr. J^ B. Jabber
>s. Netti^ Cherr\k Mr. John Harris
rs\-SrVrrn Proflfetfr-Mrs. Pula Boo r,
Mre. M. P. Fuller, Mrs. Rosana
niel. Mrs. Alice Stevens.
Our Sprirtp Revival will bopin on
ie 23rd of this month. The pastor
t
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i ii& asc ^
rHEATREj
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/Al LIE-LONG WFflR .
Ity UNCHANGED
>ned-Newest Shades P
:r by mail-TCTYOTr
ULJEAX._PQSTIkCZl
iisiERVHvnrusr i .
yjLKESB&RREJgA. ==
will l.o'assisted by. Iii-v. -I. M. 'ilmvs
>!' Atlanta; (la.. i?n< ?>!' t.?ii: .mvati?t'
iwivalist? ' and t?\asiyvli?:> of '
lilcc.
NKWBKRin Nl.WS.
>.,n!ay was a ! tla;-';
tlu' folks t?>< K j*ri??r in u" in*.;' t > chtrrch
fr.,t>V i?Vi?W <? ! '? iiin ? r\. ,.it" ?
1v "V 1 i
were seer!" in laiift.' numbers < .:? t ,
w..i.v t?> Sabbath . Selid**! ?.. their rf !
<Hntivi'.-ririiThr- ** j
At 10:1 '> tin.' .Sunday school of the
1m-:lib-hem - i'-' rr* ;
-very ofiVeor and teach; r present, j
lilt- lesson .\va< In a a. ifulh disew., ; j
fur do minutes, after which we f ad!
mine Vi-ry'trnii-lv, 'remarks by JMr" \V. j
[Jlemv representative . fnnn Mr -v ' *. J
I'ltapel Sunday ^ Ik-lena'. NY?
ire always, triad to haw v is Lt-.fr j.
Tfr? ninrtiinfr serviee was <r .'H : ?>
jstial. The pastur Uev..d. 1. tiol,!-.' >
used fir a teNt I Peter 2: J1 ; subject'
The SutVerinir of .lesus. The nu-ssave
was touching.
The many friends of M(S. Laura
Barton M as very imieh nlen-.o d to havy
Her as a week-end visitor. She Was
tK truest of her aunt. .Mrs. llo-u I.a- '
Saine, on- CaldwelJ St.
Thr-irrarry- TrleTidwoT lVaeen"~T^T
thy were pleased to see him out Sun- 1
day.
The Harbison Quartet sang at the
Drayton Street Hjirh Seh.ol Friday
e\ ening Feb. 27. The mehxlies were
Cuie?and ve4'y-4fhrmonioiis Fvr\ body
enioved the program. V
? Deacon Jar.' k. Rutherford- met .
feith a very serTons accident" Frijiay. *
Fell 97 Uliiovi KV. .. .... 1.4.....I 1 - .V ' e
- ? iiv v\ i?y; Ol
*i load nf ooM 'n~Tvvawire fastened
across- his gate. VI. received
so 111 o very" severe bruises. Wo hope
for hi in ;i sliced v rernviiv ??
IF and Mrs. F. B. Pratt; Sr., and
Dr. J. K.v Grnnf fiiotord to Columbia
Sunday to visit the sick daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Lola Lyles.
She was reported as getting on nicely.
'
Seven
I
Wow to haue
a Complexion
That Charms
Above .all, men admire a smooth*.
" soft, light" ski h . . .,'. it i- the basis
?iif hooii'.y.-Ui.iul i*; p' nl.
You may have this lure that eharms
^?DuaLx-hcart- . -.-. I);. I-C <1 I'nlmei's_
. ^"Slun Whijoney Ointment Softens
and lightens the darkest skirt, .
clears up pimples; blotches and tan
mark-:. nrrrl <!?<.- away with- that
"oily, shiny.1' loc k. Use this preparation
r<ig.ukuly u make yuur.'skm
.soft, delicate and a'luring. This
aniazitig Ointment i* made ii> the
famous Thv I'lvd Paliper's Laburalories-Whole
are also made those
other beauty aid-you knu.Nv So well.:
'Dr. Fred I'aimer's Skin. Whitcner
.Soap, Shir. Whitener Face Fowder,
Hair Dresser and Hid Deodorant
' \vhich may be had' at all drug
stores for. - "> cents eacn- o.r. wil-l'toe
-sent-ptrstpairi um :: r??es price.
Dr. .Fred Pa!mvr'-: La! oratories,
?Dept. LVATkd'.la, Da. *" ~~~~
Send 1c in stnmns fnr a Mntwim
trial sainplp i?f thi >kin r,
? - Snap and 1 act* !' '? Jtr.
DR. FR-ED PALMFR'S
cS^inFWfiLtener
"KEEPS YOUR COMPLEXION YOUTHFUL1
TAKE. ALL Yol/l: .Mofok
TROUBLES 'Lm ;
LEEVY'S GARAGE
Export Mechanics
for any car or truck
2 Blocks From?Allen . Bcncdirt. ~? scr"
ON TAYLOR STREET
WRECKS'?DAV OK NKiHT
David G. Ellison
General Insurance
. I lone." t and etlkieju alien
tio.11' yriVen to. all Business w
plaaeed wit it me. . ~
rilOXE 5717
p - T221 "W YKIIIVOTON ST. ~
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( orrc-ctcd to I'cltruary,.'}. fv.'tl.
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liO.'Vj, 3l:i Cola ( 1 I j ??
?^^'.l 15 x :i)u a-A-;n:-a" 11 ti 36 j
*Via Camden ami?K.ok Hill
1 * rv? g r?
Hr. Grant is" : timkin-r rapid process, *
hero. lit has otic ,.[ jlu :u >t mod'
'hees-in. th. 1.1 K .xtf.r.d
l',,r at any ahd al! times
ior yuir-nsinotion, . ,
, The* S; ;rk visited the hof Mr.
nd Mj-. (Bonnie ^ Vt i i lift a ' ' -
:iiu baby hoy. Both b-aby and mother '
are d. injr fine.
: 1 e":,*5,o basket ball teaii: of Boll, 1
.St, I liu'h srhno]^ of i 11"otored
down Thursday. Fe!./ 27 to battle with
hr.. o;;'l< ,.f Drr-yton. ' Street hierh;
Tin- ttaa-.o was very bib roMnm. The
store \\;i< to 5 in fav r of BolTSt.
lilt!;. Mi-'ses Bt mice Ree.der 'and Ida
B .yd a. t; O'-;-ahied the Clinton girls. -?-?
In return JVavton Street. Iliir'h visit.-1
*" Bell St ret t llich Friday with an- r- ^
otheu-ck-fear luit a croot! came. Scores ' J
u> i" jn uivor O! no 11 MivotHi.
IV. 'las. ('. KinanU president bf .
Xe wherry C'ullojro (white). will, speak . i
at Rvthhhem baptist church Sunday 1
Mat*. Sih. aj .'l.-.'to o'clock. The-public
l^xirrf.rrrliy ,;n.unod jo lit'w t-kk- ?i'fnk?-?<
'r- " y * . &
All subscribers, bot.h in town and . |
the .county .as well of Xew^crrv are J
hereby noti't'icd that your subscript
tion is tlue and.may bo renewed thru J
straighten your?hack, accounts thru
him. Wo would be vorv much picas- Jm
ed for all enncerned to look after this
as early as possible. This means annual
and semi-annual subscribers. ,9