The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 07, 1931, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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The Clyeenville ("ofinfy Teacher-d
B Association hoM U regular monthly
meeting at'the Phyllis- Wheat ley AuV
ditorium Inst Saturday with President
in II. Trezcvunt, presiding. All olHBy
cers were present- and one-hundred
^ and lifly ip .id i .. !.. . w .1 KVp'ivt fa v
. ti h Pay IW Ft Pit!tvtetto Teachers'
E Assoc ;.i ill. i ii pi n. .pal of hi.or
hot* school v.*a- n^ked* pn collect the
regular nio.n.la i ship jco I'mm* liis
teacher and' lepoii same "at this
meeting. K\c,y .-ehuol in the' City
. of CivT nvillL . and the cuunt.y of
'Clieenville n.gisu i I pM. per ct-i.it, so
we. have sent to the luxe.utiv'e Secretary
Mr.. Purge--, two-hundred and
ten dollars , (S'1.1 UH ?o ). .which mak- oui
county Hit) per cent.
? At this meeting Mvs. I., I,. SeNvell
County Supervisor and her Ke freshment
Cinnni'tie sotw-d ' (Ireenvillt
Potato Salad. Creemille ("old Slietl
I . " lUllr. Cilt in iile j'ii l.ip, Cu ins ill. U>
Cream and (l;eeji\i'!o Pake. This was
a feast, lit ! or a Kin :. t^-nap s.ty that
i" flTis"""was lh,. host?mrr'up '.UrU?tin.
Association' has had. 'Saturday, Mar
f 7th. we shall held o;ur business meet.
ing prenaratp. ; . ; >. ?g .'or ii- ,
State. 'Association w.hivh will. Ik- held
in Colunlhia April 1A large delegation
fro; (III : v.:',! :ri. id
. Mr. t\ A. .lohrtsnn.. Siipm visor ; id
th0 ("?j1 mibia ' 'iiloiod' Si lv ids' \isilod
his niotiiir. two .-istovs anil his
brothur-in-law ? ?: N. I'Mbonh strait
Sunday. Mrs.- .In-hn. on, his inothei
!_ i is i-ovali-sMut;. . ' .
,.v . . >.i, dv. "'I iu- Fun Ko[?
vito"?w+U?Uj?' . < . nf. :1 siiiby tin
[ pupil-. ? AIU n , Wulni ami
F" ~ TbV. Ni'w' In-hist i iat Building- at
"Starling 11itr>i ^i*'hool \\i!l soon ' bi
f- ' ? fonipli tod it <!.ii r. ? nioib
n day no i ds of 'a.!! tin- pV.pils -a-!
( >;o Hi Sob-'oi av. Mi'. I>. 1.. Iliokson
i> principal.
- -p;u. Tldu I'lia. U" Baptist1 rliuivb
v . Sunday scha 1 i - ?.m* of tha ^u?st <>v
t anizc d Sunday schools iti. (J'rt'i'iivillf
I ast Sural" y. Sunt'. I!. 11. Tivzovant
~t? ::'atl tTlyptrp?'1'. r-'" tin. pi'imnry--<.ly|AsHj-'
nu tit i*asyn'.ad a prayr'a-m at tlu
." Asstur.hlaga in uv. Next Sunday, Mar
S.. an will . h'a *pv?
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The. Bey. \V. M. Watson, y-a r bi
Taherjiaicks. Dapvl-u ohmi'b.- iii- '". a. v
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to c .Hoot ' T. ' : I'.o I.-adcr
and to soli i; v.yii>. rs, P.!ot>so
|.(.- propa (1 p j. \ hen she rails.
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. WILLIAM Hj
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I !\IrD<iw CI I, a student. Pn>f. TaCe. the
.music teaohc.r. was pianist. Ready re
j spftnv< Ijy nay of brief but pointed
J speeches were luade by the youn,: ;
nun. as the chairman ealled _upo..
them. Solos, choruses and selection-r
frosn the male quartet were sung." ip'- }
ter wjiieh. Rev. (1. W. Manoney and
t'rnf.?lhown -trrHrth?for reports -ot
eias-c-c. lp the -spacious" chapel, ti e
students, teachers and friends sat
as cu.-ijriiatcd cUr.-scs, as one of tit
nvajn fe:, ures was a IVw Rall\.
The following is the- report: Fre^li
e-via _s.: tfy Siioliprrtore .So. In; Jtinioi
1 :?::;()!>: Senior 'a; tUh ttracjes. .SHh
7th PTI acier' >! i. h'l. ' A churn of ?.
eft a n w.p <rivcn to live 7th ^rade he
.ait < i briiutintf in the larpe-l i:
n.n. a of money. Mrs. Martin, tne
? ir; lit til's wife announced mat situ
'ft he l!\ jtrado dd so well, they too
' \\Wv invited to partake ol' the ice
I nam. Thi- iY.nnou-ncenu'nt was iv-.
u -r rr-d with?| . '1 ho toP*!
1 mount was" &S7.71). President '.Mar1, n?
Mr.-. Ueita AViikes leit '1 uesday ioi
11 os ? >? o.uU, .\a... to Vis.it. iu'f six-1
, upuoW.
1 Mr..' John lloyiuan has., r;4?tnnci.
from Philadelphia.. where he ,spra:
. wo \\'t eks with his sister, aitd h;.:
iu.t-jhivr. Mi-s Paulino Ueynutn.
" Mrs. Carrie Ki nne<r>' is' on liiisick
list.' '
In t!ie"campaign for sondin - help <
the (Irotidht stricken area. :i car lor .
?rrf?^rooiI.<?leit )inii'?city Saturday nio
;?in":1. 1 i:e pupil- aild U'.uin i . of K,
| io. Hi ..ml-Ijooinir Stivi l?Srlio :
jjav'c nearly 100 ojrtrs.
' "See Master II. 1). (il'Mldon- fur ThPalmetto
Leader on Saturday morn-i
Mrs. 1 (ioodc was called 1
(' ar- > >ri5i>fwtek because ofTtTe
ne.-s ')!' her daughter.
-T-:?M-Sr?Lmut ;n .I Mt P.ml PeirriiL
feed are in th- city from Philadcipn.
j \ i-it ir.er their nadh. r, Mrs. Annie P;
, arruiVt arced. ' .
. PU.I.PN NhAVS
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A. M. K C . ' . " \ ;t. "Ved a s a.
. : : s d;.'v foV i."
iy--. Wa-i,ii;,;r"ii piu.n'o"
" -..-rniotv from lien. P
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tl,':. ('.Alios lias accented his
ll a-' ] ;; of (MihlciTH ill H?vl\
t "miv llifiuiT, S
..Ma-. > .?-; ?! Coyinirton A-. ofi tlic sir
i--. \\ i , '> ')' rem very.
Mr. I'rank Fdulks is on the sink li
.M : > MAry. Will if Reaves and .M
.. tavM. Wvijfht w-re quietly nuirr'n i
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'1'if stork visited the home of-.Mi
red Mr--. Henry Ratre, Tliur. day no .
it j t a hoaneimr boy. Mother and'sot. ,
."dr. Rreedin who htis been it..
YMasbinirton and New V>rk visjitir,.
'.T- *'a ilv and friends.
! ..Mr. and Fr;y.ier Alford i
1a : !: iter tl'.e l'oriin l'ls aunt; .Mrs. Kin
' f.: Rothea.. 'ihcy' aiv of Washita;?
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I'OI.ITK SKUVH'K X!
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n and 1'arU Streets A 1
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3 GARAGE
UK REASONABLE
II Makes of Cars. '
rl Exports
\LY ARB,' Prop. gj j
ii iiiiiiimiHnHHRa1
-t'tiib pawei
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To the sin prise of their many
friend*, .Mrs. Katie. Monro and Mi*.
Harry WVodberrj" wore quit tly martdtd
Saturn lay morntntf. ? ?'
Mrs-. A. N, Mel.end and Mrs. Kli>.hbe
If TIjravi* a party Thurs*
Mni'eh. \ " o?r *suar |\as" realized.
- .\J:s. l>i*<y.io Ali'oi'd was hostess to
Ihe Juiror Stewardess Hoard Monday,
.Mrs. Minnie tlauan entertained
tlu* Kaith'Ml Wm kors Club Monday~aTf
ui'LTON >;i-:ws
Sunday School was largely attended
Sunday, Suhjeel. "'Jesus sending
forth Missionaries.'-'
t'ev. I-ranki n. preached an interesting
sermon at' the Mi ft. Church
in tiielnorninK. ~~
_ Rev. J.nieielte nreaehod at the^Het
blchem A. .M. K Church- to a larjfe
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iituifiiit' ruiuuiiy 71 i^nr.
The |u:i>,-4. \m at Ml. Olive last
Tlhii'-clay night was quite a' success.
Mr. P.*A. {'urtfight.. Jr., passedthru
tlie citv anil-spent a few. days
with his parents and friends eproute
to Washington, D. C., Howard LJniver"
"sity. .
Its coming people! Its almost trme
you were reaching in "your pockets
for that old dime. There is going to
lie a real African bred ami born tu
-l.i% li.-thlolu""'i .\. M. E. FVTirch Monday
nic-Til THm-d?tC_at ,S:QO o'clock:
rie Will tell y i > n ateiutXTHcil; t'V
crything-rtm-wtttrt?to- know. Admission
5 and'JO cents.The
Anderson County' quarterly.
"Sunday y Srh^td Convs ntioti- held- it^
looting witjj New Prosperity Bap<t
C.liu'vh at Willianist'on. S. C.
There was a rhadow <W sadness ol
he convention. The President's wife
Mr -. 11. C. Anderson hnving? departed
this life. Feb. 'iT, lP.'H. Mrs. Anderon
w;i < a*devoted?rhi:istian. All that,
knew her knew her great love.
We love'H her yes .we loved her
Out .the Sav/oyWoved her more
So lli''aiigcl< came and carried-her
"Tii that 'biight-riiid happy shore:
Fi lends of Helton that attended
flic I'llhc ral Of Mrs. il.-fr Anderson
.veil- Prof, and Mr . Cut right and son
md Mrs. Cleimnt. Mis-cs Hall and
Hazel.
Sunday- S.-hool lc->'on '? Mt. Zion
1'aut ist \\a- wonderfully instructed.
TIME IS PASSING
Oh. who is this that has succeeded
And., done the things .in their lives
were needt-d?? - ?
And to their Heavenly .Fathei
They hav.o pleaded it was God t ot
whom we pleaded
lie jrave lis the things that were
needed,
And that is how we have, succeeded
Oh! Strong!. Strong! was their demand
For God "ha* pondered your question
Hand, in Hand
So*you.could take a stand tq he a brave
Woman nr man. ?
Miss -An&clinc E- Evans.
FRESH FISH ?
OYSTERS:
Shrimp ? Crab Meat
Fryers and Hens
We Dress and Deliver Free
COURTESY ? SERVICE
EBAUGH'S^
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11*21 Washington St., Cola., S. C.
USED CARS -
WITH AN ,<). K. THAT COUNTS
SI'!;.( I VI. E(H; THIS WEEK:
\ r. i I'OXTI AC SEDAN
Cars on Lot N'<>. I
\'c\' Ci MrM.- icr's on Haninton St
\\\' s<!l mnhy rc.i.onAbly priced used
!)<'.-> an fsi iii< ji enbi:> or her value,
r i, . ?I,, i I I - . I) I . (,(| (>|l0. 1 :*~
: lit: cit-v role; Ro.-.dstu' .-'.$135.00
1020 Dodirt So i-in 75.00
!-02o (%!ievr'ol( TrtU'k " .. -205.00
102:> "j Hid Ci.ai-h ... 275.00
I'tjs E?iitl Tnlck . 250.00
l'?2'? l.Miro li'tiidster 1^5,00
i:?2'.r O'.MC THu'k - 350.00
! ?'hevrulcL.C'u.upi: - . 150.00
102?'Willy?-Knijriit Sedan 05.00
1027 Whippet-Sedan ** 1^5.00
1025 lord To.uinfr 35.00
1027 Chevrolet Couch _. 175.00
Cars on Lot Xo- 2
105 I lampion SLT Xcar Assenibly St.
<**? < ?. : ?>! 1 Snort Coupe $475.00.
I'.'27 Pontine Sedan 1K5.00
1051 Km,,1 Si dan 050.00
:<T?TV' r,i\ r<*o A i row Touring 250.00
Cli("?-.-(i!c-t Copch 505.00
i V.t Ch>'\ .il( t '.Sodan 275.00
r'-.v! ( ! -l Coupe a 500.00 I
I'.iJ'.i Sonl Coupe 575.00
Oiio (.'!>> vt <ib 1?Khim!?Per ^ 1 (5.00 [
1025 | )n(]tr:< 05.00
021 11 iipi.a-bib- Sedan? 65.00
02:", Iluiek Coach 05.00
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1252 HAMPTON STREET
Phone 5182.
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TO LEADER?
, ST. MATTHEWS NEWS j
We regret to knew of Mr. Patrick
i Gleaton's death. He was an ideal
Lilian..J. _ - '
Mr. ohn Rivers is improving to the.
: delight of his many friends.
Mr. San.. Owens Mr. Sol Ginyard,
Sr., Mr. Henry Witight, Mr. L. Rump
are on the sick list. We wish for all
of them a speedy Yecoveryy. c.
i The minute men clyb of the sahool
is doing good work, i
' The Young People Progressive Club '
, met Monday evening in a spicy meet- j
T trig:? ?^?7
The Jujiior Choir of Bethel A. M. E.
I is doing some singing. Come out
| and hear thoni.
,The District Meeting of the K. of
.'P. met at St. Matthews Calhoun Co.,
{Feb. -27. Bethel A. ' M: E.
j Church. The meeting was. called to
1 order by District Grand Deputy Sir
Solomon Ginyard and roll of bulges
j called; all wtre represented by deleJ-gilto'3
numbering 100 or more. The
deputy outlined the intention of~thcr
| meeting which was masterly expressI
...i Art.... ??-i - ??
; vvt. auvi ucv^iiuiiai ailU <% SIIUI I
; talk by the Grand Deputy, Sir J. C.
i Culeleasure was introduced and he
made a creditable speech on "The
True worth of Friendship Chafit,> and
I. Ronevolcnce. This speaker is a mem'her
of Southern Star.No. 90.v Prof
E C. Wnrley of Eureka Lodge No.
0 spoke on Confidence ahcL Consolidation
then song "Our flag shall nev|
er trail the dust" and a yell led by
Rev. tf. H. uvay. The Grand Chattcdlor
was then introduced?jTe-gtL~
'die; sed I he-groupf'ur'lfbbut 4fr minutes
giving inspiration and encouragej
mint to the Knights. We want Sir
(J. A. Brown to.go on, where he leads
1 we will follow.
] ROCHESTER, X. Y., NEWS
If 1 were asked wh^t-was the chief
, product of Rochester for" a ready reply
I would say snow 'in winter and
: beautiful flowers in spring and sum
invr. d
Tutor-racial vespers was held at the
IV. W. C. A. Sunday afternoon-. Mrs.
~ ATihte IT. Brandon,?presiding. Mr. Joseph
Jackson, gave a very enter
"taifunS ~ttflk on "Inter-racial Co-operation."
The music was beautiful.
Mrs. Cook served a lovely dinner in
T honor of Miss Thelma 'Robinson Sunday:
Mfcs Robinson is formerly of
! fi it nils in Rochester.
Sli;'!! write to M.'A. T. of Union, .
o. v .. mis wucK icsi sne win oe won
<K dug if "Prince Charming" has
claimed mo.
-j Ch+r-T".co:iemic teacher entertained
, the das.: Wednesday, evening; it was
r;T very elaborate affair.
NEW 1SKOOK LAND SCHOOL NEWS
The work of the school is still on
the upward climb. We have started
! our O.th 011th of school. Most stu.
dent s hove shown a decided improve.
.. There arc quite a few pupils who
! have been out of school because of
, illness. M iss Mary Withers is back
j- hi school and will do well . if she
T will continue.
.Miss Mildred Sewel who also stays
out has returned and was appointed
| by the principal Shaw to assist in
?i rendering vocal and instrumental mu
I sic for the school.
! . A successful George Washington1
Lincoln program was rendered in the
^ hnnl Kridav night Feb 21. under
1 tin au pices of M'ss Mary Coleman.
There will be a Mystery Men's ~*oI
gram given t the school Monday nit-; 1
I March 16th by Julia Harris and John
Thompson. The cream, of majic at
| your Command. These men will tell
you if your sweetheart loves you;
1)oes Che spirit return; and can the
dead speak. All patrons and friends ^
j are ' cordially invited to attend. A
. program will he given tfndcr direc- j
tion of Mrs. Viola Ellis, Monday Mar.
Kith. 1
, In order thht there might be a
efiange-in the usual'chapel service the
.principal decided to let. each department
take charge of the devotional
exercises each Friday morn;
ing. Feb. 27 the 1th grade under
] direction of Miss Mary Coleman fiadt.
[.charge .of the exercise. The theme
;\?.r devotion was .#Love."
Program. Song, by school; prayer
Brother O'neil Brown] song class, Bible
verses on love, class; song, class
Remarks, Pi/ipcipal Shaw., )
Tluu sda.i niirht, Fch, 20, F.av Shaw .preached
,at the A. M. E. Church in
| interest of the school of which Mrs.
jjla/.zard is principal. Text Zech. 4:10
i Ittsjifep-TTot the day of
I of small things. 2. Alan borrow small
{things from his neighbuis. 3?Small
things promises success.
Rev. Shaw is planning to return to
Reader's Point Thursday March 5 and
take Brother O'Ncil Brown to preach
Principal Shaw has purchased a
Studebaker Sedan which adds much
to Irs appearance on entering the
-school ground*. ,
Honor Roll: 4th grade Preston Koon
I Nellie Sherman,^T. L. Knowles, C. L.!'
tsucnanan, Keea, in. m. iviicKens;
Fifth (Trade: C. Davis, W. Glass, C.
Bla.ssingale, J. West,' S. Jones, Z.
|TucI< ei\ Second grade: Tr Holmes,
T. J. Tucker, A. Sewell, S. Golden,
| N. Droher, A. L. Shepperd, T. W.
Kilerm, E. Koon.- Third er r fide : R Corlev,
,F. ft. Goodwin, L. Davis, P. Williams,
If, Suber, H, Davis, T. Glenn,
II. Drafts, T. Williams. First grade:
W. Wilker.-on, J. Dreher, E. Jones,
L. Jones, E. Subcr, Lr Gray, Marga
ret Tuker, ]Jd. Corley, I. Eleazer, J.
A. Draft, R.- Chestnut, F.* Hamton,
J. Sligh, D. Earle, J. Earle, S. MickWEBfrRFI
El jI> NEWS 4
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East .Saturday and Sunday being beau- ^
tiful days^ the P, E. Rev. J. M
Harrison was Tbund at WedgefTeld 1
cirfcnit where Rev.. J. E. Dixson pastor i
holdin^his second Quarterly Confer- f
ence, whic^Kwas a success; all reports <
rf. -m- ikj'iiiiiiWHfci fi i 1C? ?^
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521 Cedar Ave., Scran
Name
.3. Address
If you are not ^atl
^ fififik- ; -- re
were good Saturday to the delight ol
the conference. We were graced wit)
the presence of I. W. Ganerette Pasto
Mt. Pisgah Church Sumter Rev. T. H
Weathers Willow grove Rev. Charlii
Winn Ligors circuit?Manning district
Rev, fianerpt.t.p and Rev Vyinn heh
the conference Spell bound for a fev
minutes. The-Sunday SchooT opene(
at the usual hour, with a. splendit
group of young people. The lessoi
revewod-by the Supt. R. Trcadwell
At 12:o'cloek the funerl service of Mr
Harry Green. Dr. J. M. Harrison open
etl service, by using hymn tfo. fTJ)
After the preliminaries Dr. Harrisoi
selected his text from Revelatioi
2:10 Be thou faithful unto death am
I \ylLlgive thee the crown of life. Dr
Harrison seamed to have been at hi
best and preached with spirit, unti
men and women couldn't hold theh
peace. Rev. Dickson paid the P. K
MARION NEWS
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
Rev. W. F. McCantosh, pasto;
with his- splendid staff is doing mud
in Phurch work along with communi
ty work. ' .
A few weeks "ago a progrrrm~wm
given under the leadership of Mrs
Corrie Finch McDuffie President o
The Helping Aid Club, which was
quite a success; we wish to thank th<
many teachers and others who re
sponded so willingly on this progran
Last Sunday to our surprise We hac
with us Miss Lucile E. Finch, a form,
er.of our choir. Mr. Shurley Finch
her brother and three of her litth
school children; we were very gird t(
have thorn only wish she could Til
her seat on our choir as before.
The pastor, and members af tin
church wish to thank Prof. D. v. Me
McDuffie and is teacher's for h#lpinf
in the churches off this city.
The Willing Workers Club will giv<
a Mock Convention at the above named
church on March D; at which time
the teachers of the Marion County
Training School will play a great
part on the program 4
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A*?Sunday "School Report Blanks, i
Announcement Cards, in fact ev
Y sent to this office helpg to keep
larly and on time. Mail Orders
JL May "wr hear from you Lefyre
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Y~~ THK PALML
1310 Assembly Street, ^
Saturday, March
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| CONWAY NEWS
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r ' Brlhcl * M. E. Church
(. Rev. W. T. Gore, the vow cnei'~"*
pastor-was at his best Sunday. Af
^-t-eT the usual devotions he selected
v as a text: St. Matt. 22:11-152; subject.
] instruct vc and in'.nirinj* sermon, ttf-j
terwhich the Holy Opmnuiliion wa
adir.inisterrd.
... <e.School continue- '.<? '
. ' rove in . t.mrnts. We were
= -Tavored \v4*h-dTSplcn<4 <1 review ay ~
i It.' F. Jenkins. Reports from th?? '
1 classes' were * -nod.. Intrrmedi|
ate .No, >1 Mrf'J. A. C. I.ewi-, Te-tclv r'
is holding the banner at this w it in"
Night services were very - spirited
Pastor's suh.iect for til's serv'co we. "The
Prodigal Son" They Was one
' eceived in the church a1 service.
?>!> . Jerimah Al-'ton, of Georgetown
Tlte A. C. K. League had an excellent
debate last Tuesdav .night. The
subject. ."Which is the most helpful ^
to the church."men or women." The'
r ladies side won
1 I" James Fason had the nut-fortune
of getting hjs-skidP cracked lastWednesday*'
lr?''wis' rtduig on 'a
1 him her triiek and?nv+trn?44*??t-nuok
* turned a corner it throwed him of and
H his head struck the siclo walk. We
5 hope he will soon he himself again.
~ We }o'e 1 "I to know that Miss
1 Ma.nda Smith is improving after an
j illness. ? ...
Mrs. F*hoi C'arter is sonv. what,
indisposed. We "hope she will soon
a" be out go-aim She was greatly missj
ed Sunday.
1 M'-s J"**'.rshaH. Mrs. Josepheii".
S'ii'il'v and Miss I.anise Xleliultie
- teacher of* Whittemotv Training
School js on^the sick list-. W o hojv
; for a speedy recovery". \W
are glad roc Mr. Benjamin Davis
, out again.
! Re v. . ' - "ainbow Is loavmg-fnr?
r Wilmington-.- N. -C., this?week-, to go?^ x
back' <in t ># job Wq regret very'
much to sec. him we hid him God <
! speed. ' .
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es Copies. The minimum amouyt a*
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in the past adhered strictly to tnts
preased cost of production and the
space; it becomes necessary for
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rs "D WePk'lv Copies will?^
litter; that is once, or twice per
mtributor shall work his c'ommtih
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nlent Situation and the
reluctant to discontinue the paper
it now becomes necessary to make
s the Delinquent readers. We are Z
bribers to send in at least $1.00 on 4r
,h; and those that can afford it to ?*
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much as-possible .by March 15th. J
inue some of the Delinquent Sub
take Due N'otice and govern your- ^
nually adding new machinery to
Im'S'may hate "a bCdter and more
der to keep ThP Leader on par
the Nation it requires thP nnstint
immediate need is another Lino- ?
isuance of the paper on time. ?,% \
*t Up-To-Date and best equipped X
roup in South Carolina. We want
job for Tickets, Cards, Envelopes, ?*
ms, Wedding InvtlatioYis. Minutes. X
erything in the Job Printing Line
yuur paper coming to you regureceive
Prompt Attention. 1
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Progress of the Race,
TTO LEADER, *' ^
Columbia, S. C. t
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