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INCOME 1929
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nts . 105,52
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^ 1928 Chevrolet Sedan 250,00 .
X 1929 Ford Roadster . 250.00 K'
V 1929 Chevrolet Coupe __ 195.00 ?*
192:5' Dodgre Sedan 75.0* . .
JL 1929 Chevrolet Truck 295.09 "
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1020 Dndere Roadster 105.W
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t 1027 Willys-Knight Sedan 95.00 ^
> 1027 Whippet Sedan 95.00 j
A 1027 Chevrolet Coach 175.00 ! ('c
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?? 1027 Whippet Roadster $150.00 [R<
1020 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 475.00 j 1
X 1027 Pontine Sedan __ 185.00
j 1041 FoyH Spdan ??0504)0
O | 1020 Pierce-Arrow Touring __ 250.00 Pf
Jk I 1020 Chevrolet Coach .... 365.00 ,
I I 1020 Chevrolet Coupe 300.00 ?a
1020 Chevrolet Cabriolet .. 350.00 "a
?* 1028 Chevrolet Roadster 175.00 ja
JX 1025 Dodge ?t" __ C 95.00 I
i 1924 Hupmobile. Sedan ... 65.09- ;R:
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COLUMBIA CLINIC lO ENLARGE.
ENUEAVORg = -?j
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. When Dp, Matilda A. Evans, South- ajt
Carolina's most outstanding wo- guv
nan physician, had through general j
K^oi'vnt iitnc?
acts and experience, become convinc- je*c
d of, and obsessed with, the fact
hat a real modern and up-to-date ^0j
linie for our group in Columbia and wjt
ontiguous treritory, had long been, j
ml now wna, an inereos ingly impcra- ~p>u|
ive need, she was enabled so sue- iyt,
essfully to impress her findings and ^
on v Let ions ^upon a choice group 7~n
f men and women of altruistic spirthat
an organization known as the
Columbia Clinic Association was
rou&ht into being. And with Dr. ^ r
Ivans as General Director, the oranizaiion
soon began to function a ' ..j ^
jrely eleemosynary institution known |
S_ the Columbia?Clime which," at no ; *
ime, could have been regarded as an ' L,
xp'ci'i?i"iii?beemme. from?t+rc VCI y i
eginning,?in?addition to the hun- , r.
reds who .were vaccinated?a thing .R
>r which no provision for our group 'I11
ad been made?other hundrods re-j"1":
eivcd medical inspection that led tai
hysical and even mental defects Hi?i 1 N
nd~~they not been revealed'and cor- I11**
eeted, a lobust and adult life would au
ave been an impossibility and. in far !C1 a
ao many cases, an early grave would 1
ave been inevitable. (l n0!"
To enable the Columbia Clinic adeately
to function, along lines "most
nndi'1-n .and?approved, I>r.?Kvunn
bated The heading climes in America 1
i) observe the 'latest methods m 'el'
ogue and to study the modes of pro- .
?edurc that obtain. The out come 'nt
P - this visit was that central and per- ton
lanent headquarters were establish- am*
:1 at the con or of Harden and Lady was
ts., with well equipped Dtntal Pcartment,
Derailment of nose and ^rr
uoat, Department of eye 'and car. ^
nd Department of gem,in: oHmu ' a-^ ^
en-,-of which the- irrosC'succesTTuny F* ?!(
nqrated kindergarten is a conspieu- a^,v
js part. . ^
It has come to pass that the d;v
L'mands upon the :Columt.ia Ci'i ic lua
ave so increased in number and vai a
ety that enlargement of" quarters Was
ave become necessary aud an in- ]?>'
^ijse in" the number of workers a ^ ?'
alter imperative. In spite of her ?f *
miu ausuuueu practice, ur. 1 |J>?
vans, in addition to Inr usual hours
?the?institution? was?necessitated -Abc^
lly last week to give at her private c;g'
fice medical attention to 'Zt elinie -'*
ises, 11 of which wore cases of A
osqola. Even from the rural dis- Dai:
icts?. demands for medical inspee still
in increasingly conic. Tliey neitR- ?-dd
can, nor should they, be ignored
unprovided for. "the
Arrangements are" now in the niak- ^'hii
g to attach to the regular clinic <'en
aff two young doctors, an addition C!i
nurse, and two welfare workers, ere;
le number of underpriviledged and The
glected children extanct among us _____
ake these necessary and other.cnrgeniehts,
adequate'-- to cover which .
>0000 just must' be had. Towards \ * 1
e raising of that amount the Clin- *.
Association has launched a cam- *j*
ign of which the Rev. R. C.. Stover, "A
widely and most favorably known jy
cal minister of the gospel is nian.i- X
1 - IY
Dr.^Kvan? who has an all consum- |*?
g passton for alleviatip - suffering jy
id ills, os-i'eially amoirr the t?Q''' |Y
<1 neglected, is elated over what th.*
ilunihia Clinic has thus far- ac- Y
niplishcd and enthusiastically , ex- .
ctant of the. far great* r things -. ^
yet to do The realm of clinic en
id- desire, h?-.r life work. And in
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'i* inind ..and heart, she- is resolved
put her life's- bt -t cltsH t.^ r~ S?L
BIRDIE HARRISON BERRIED . S
?^ SI ND W ??? .
"Fimcr.il Services?.-Vt? Fine Grove?>B?
"M"thoriist Church B_?.
Funeral .Services for Birdie Han i
r'h who wed mi?ii.'i liumu" Tin .ido.< B
ening, .following a brief illness were I
jld at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afterion.
The Rev. L. F. Vance, Pastor
itli the Elder I.ykos present." Intel ~~1
ent in (drove Ceineto""
vfbral tributes wore beauti
1 and ?' ' *; ' ' many
iw do ' ' intr the funeral serto
a -fdo suiur "by .vlrs. Vance:
iper, by Miss Martha Suber.
Mrsr~Birdi" wrs~horn in RichlanrH?:?
>unty. Dutch Fork, near Columbia;
ter a few years in school she gave
i the struggle and- ; >';nd r- ' '
with Mr. E. Harri-on, leaving
>uth Carolina 1?20 and made her |
nie with her husband and parents.
tltimpre. 3I<L. ?-. ? !_
Sur*-' ' arc her hiisband, Mr.
s'cp sons, two '
rlunibin nnd-mu?- of Unliiiomv?ft - . a
er and mother, Mr. and Mrs, Lillycnley,
of Baltimore, Md.
Mrs: Harrison was a woman of 1
le traits of character. She was
nd generous, cheerful and optimis;
and her missing will leave a' sad
iot in the heart of her nianv relates
and Fiends."
Baltimore, Md.,? We bowAto Him
ho does all things well and for the
st of Ilis creatures. Whereas the
ceased ccn.o to our city in. P.'20.
The 'year "H>22 .sfrr "confessed reli- H
tm?and?w*?hapi . il?ky?Lh , lat ;
?v. James Boi"'y. frhe v. a^rr.fv.i* ">
1 in a., i,ding her .church the" of
n in'pain iind not reeling well.
Be it therefore, resolved th<u mi the
issing of our dear sister, tiie church
las lost a faithful nic-rib ; t/ie
in\.< a di.'hnpr number- the .is
ind a >.tintLv v i-fe and the neighbors.,,
peaceable neighbor.
Resolved that the church extends
s ln-art felt sympathy to the family
ld rorrrmrm+ km-m-to t.'od-wkaJia;c ;
lly token lus bwi and'planted he* .
i the land for which .-. e long m>i-cdT
f'JtTcrr v nmt- p?-hred. Sleep
^ take your rest, we shall meet you
>me day.
By order of tttu church, r
Rev. M. Wtikei son, Pasl/r;
Mary L. A Is'on, Clerk
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^ESTKUT^RA(;lr\Rim V
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["Tie many- friends of Mr. Peter ^
Kior art; glad to sou him out again n
Or being confuted to his-home for o
oral weeks with "flu." b
tlr. J. D. McLarkin. Sr.. with hi.- tj
) soil:?, Mr. J. 1). and W S; >r {i
Lurkin, with Prof. It. Tate and J
; G. Bernard Allen, motored to I'
uiubia Sunday, and spent the day t
h relativesyand friends.
titer an illness of 10 days, little t
jie Elizabeth Hickumbottom dTed d
dnesday at the. home of her par- U
s, Air, and Airs. Paul Hiekumbot- i
i. In a pretty white plush half s
eh casket, the body was laid to e
L in Gethsemane grave yard>. be- A
? her grand-father who proceeded i
a few months, ago. The lit tl? e
ave was banked \yitli beautiful -t
vers.
nday, came as a great shock to.
'ster friends white and colored. J
Walker' was 'for riiany years, pro- (
tor of a pressing club,.But at the >
i* of hi<- lU'Ol.h- riir> nrnrsiov- T.
a white establishment; The Royal
lots. .While running his own shop _
vas known as Uncle Sam's PressClub.
He'leaves a wife, two u
^liters, two sons ami sisters. Fun
1 arrangements will .he made on /
2 arrival of his children from ,j
them cities. ..r'..
Irs. Lucy Laney, of Kershaw, i
lit wo weeks with her daughter,s.
J. \V. Wright. ' She returned I
11 rda y," accompanied by her Uaugb- I .
Miss Adell Laney. ^
"ohn'ng as a great surprise to i
nds was the marriage "Monday af- J
loon o TTT iss Annie Mae Pearson,|-i
Mr. Trez Feaster. Miss Pearson- i
i a student in the Gth grade ol" t
ley Hi. Mr, Feaster is from near v
at Falls, f
Ir. ami Mrs. Paul Hickumbottom,. j
. R. Has it 'and Mvijt.Ti_lliain_.nio ri
>?i to~\Vaxhaw Sunday to visit rel- I
'es. t
Irs. Rebecca Davis left Tuesday t
lit fo^ Atlanta, Ga., to attend the r
eral of a relative.
he last hall game of the season a
played Monday afternoon at Fin- v
i:i with ilii1 JefTerson Hi girls^ol, ii
irr The . stove. .\vii& '.>S?6 in 'favor- -v
'iivley Hi girls. Miss Lorene liar ji
"the coach has shown deep inter- e
in the girls, and is pleased With i
ir work?foi il.is season, uut oi "Ti
it games played, Finlcv Hi woo | V!
group of. citizens greeted Mrs. n
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lie on Tuesday evening, when she n
ivssed them in interest of Fair w
d School. As the honor guestoi o
- Ft'dora;. ( d Clul> of tire taiM-xxU IT
;*Ti Mrs, C. K. leathers is presi- j)
! . a reception was ?civen her. I I
ickcn saLad. sal lines, cake, ice I <
ua . and hoi locon. were served j v
iu'ograin "?pehe?l with the Negro a
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II. V. YOUNG, Manager '
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Saturday, March 14, 1931.
Muttonal Anlhcm; with Prof. R. Tate ~c~
it the |>u;iu>. Mrs. K?L, ai.imttek
vers Mw-ti o >s ~ oi Ceremonies. The
nale ana female quartets' of Brained
lurnished musie^ After the sneech
iv Airs. Taylor, who is forceful, eloiK-ui
and -oactical in her utterance*,
espouses were made by Key. G. W.'
lanoney, Rev. J. It. pilnderburk, Rev,
\ Gladden, arid President J. D. Marin,
of Brainerd Institute - \ r.
Airs. J. 1), Martin and Mrs. Daisy
h Taylor visiti;d l- inlev ^LLi W.i<lp,.<*.
ay. Mrs. Taylor addressed the stuent-body.
Her excellent speech was
iilersperced with humor, and air were
orry when the time came lor iier to
iostt. ' A . i .
liss Bessie Lewis has been confiried
o bed this week.with Tlu. Iler class
s in .Finley Hi have been taught by ,
lr.. S. R.'McLurkin.
Mrs. O'aro Williams of Greenwood
nolo.cd here Friday nhovnnnn for
UTS-- A
.. . iuioa -rvglies VY liilUli..
>-)k> .a\(r.,.i).,nied Jjv .Misses nt.tio _
irceii aiul Daisy Bulcn spent the
reek-end iuhL returned- Sunday af- ~
er.nqon. .
Miss W'ilnrn Smith spent, the week- -*
ml with relatives in Charloto.
Mrs. ITaehel (Joode returned Saturday
morning from Concord, bringug
home l.c^* sick daughter, Mrs. Lizie
Smith, airs.- Smith is slowly imiroving.
...
T!ieCounty Teachers' Association
net Saturday morning at Finley Hi,
n the business ni'eeting which was
ire-idcd over by Kev. W. Li. Baxter;
piecius were fmfde by Mr. J. Ei
>Iunnery, County SupU of Education; .
'ost Master, 0. Carter, and Hon. J.
h Fellon. .State Agent for Npgrn
ichools-of South Carolina. Then the
eachers formed in line, and passed
o the Domestic Science Building, ~
rhcre the dining room was Jjeauti-'
ully decorated ir. fellow paper and
oiKjuils; in the center-was the table
otL_Jite honored gucAt.i. fjupl. M. K. '
Irockniaii of the City Schools, Coun- >
y Spt. J. E. Nunnery, Hon. J. B. Fel
on and Mr. S. C. Carter,, and aranged
ail around this tabic were
ther tables for the teachers of the
ssociation. All tables were -covered
.*i111 beautiful white: linen tablecloths
'i tlu- center qP which was a large
use .of jonquils and"; ferns. Every .
erson had a gwierous* serving of .
hicken salad^>fnltines, pickle, brick
let cream. Vtikc and mincli. This I
Jlichcon was served at 12:00 o'clock.
iu pleased was everyone, that a re
uest was made to make this an an
iUal all'air;,. About. 85 teachers parDok
of this sumptuous repast. The,
ext. and last meeting for this year
ill be liyhl April 11. A committee
I' u-n teachers assisted Miss Estelle
hivla11^-Xtcunesta.'?Sc it: uve teacher -in ?
rcparing and serving the luncheon,
li'is group of teachers wore white
Yesses. Every one declared it a
. underfill afT.tir, and. all had a jolly
nd enjoyable,, time.
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