The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 04, 1931, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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ADVERTISEMENTS
CLASSIFIED
If ELI* W ANTED
WANTED!?100 MEN ANlWvOME?
To eat at the VICTORY CAFE
' 1108. Washington St* Good llotm
Cooked Food. .
! A. J. add C. .T. .TolinsiMV Prop:?r
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
for ^ nung Men and \V omen to ean
???-money. Write nu- at once for de
iuils, C. White. Eagle. 10 W.- lOtl
St., Covington,?Ky. MISCELLANEOUS
~
WONDERFUL HAND LOTION
Softens and relieves chapped hand
over nite. .'I've made it 20 years
Formula $1.00. Nellie Dickiuson, 91!
Spruce St., Indianapolis^ Ind.
PERSONAL
FURNISHED ROOMS Feu Ren
Mrs. C. F. Hazard, 1408 Gregg St.
SECOND-, HAWAIANt -GUITAI
TAUGHT BY EAR. Send 2.r, cent
'V " for saiunh irssnn. New easy way t
learn without music. Powell Charl
.ton, Waynesb ?rp, V.irgifiial
ATTENTION MARRIED** WOMEN
? Control your body. .Protect you
health nnil 11it|'p-*"7*"" -1"'1 vrm
husband's affection. My booklet (2f>
Postpaid) contains secret and valu
ruble advise oh delicate?mattrr o
? great personal interest to every wo
man. Dr. C. ^i. Bean." Wynyan
Susk., Canada^^___!_j__ ->
6 l
. . CARD OF THANKS
. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Pinckney_ an
daughter .wi&hr.ttf thank the relative
and friends for their expressions o
syniprtbv and beautiful florals prive
K them during their bereavement .
BIRTH \,\NOl NC KMKNT
Rev. and Mrs.. W. I. Gore, of Con
way. S. G.. announce the birth^of at
eight- pound girl, March 24. 1031
Mother and babv are doing nicely
Mrs. Gare, was Miss Frances .ten
?-*?: erO to .before?m.'j riago.
tzh--; :
NOTICE .
Pont" fail to see the Beautifc
Easter play. The Light of The Cros?
Will presented at Sidney Park?f
M. E. Church. Monday night Apri
flth at 8:30 p. m., with plenty of poo
music, admission free a; usher wil
be about. Benj. Boozer, Directoi
Prof. 1 f. Rfditirk, Mu-ieal Directoi
Rev*. J. C. Anderson. Pastor.
CARD OF THANKS
W.e wish to thank friends who co
operated with us in the* death of <>ui
son and brother Ulysses Adams wh<
died Thursday. March 12. 1031 at hi
residence 2o72-7 Ave.. New York City
Sleep on dear sop and brother w<
loved you but God love vriu best.
: ~ ' Mr., and Mrs:?Ft-A:?Adams?am
family; 6t)!> Taylor St., Cola., S. C
NOTICE
Allen University will observe N'e
gro . National He.",1th Week, Dr. I.
M. Daniels, College physician has ar
ranged a very unique? program
-ileal.h addresses will he delivered b
the Student body and Faculty by thi
following: . .. ,
Dr. J. H. Thomas. Camden, N. C.
1). K. Jenkins, Columbia; O. H
Johnson. Anirustn C,n an.l others
' You are cordially inyited.
JEHOVAH A: M. K. CHIUCH
We are thankful to .sav that .our
Missionary Clubs are yet alive. Sunday
was an extra Sunday in tin
. - t?fmtb-Trnd~l) el o ngetD to - thcr M is-s ion
~?1? ury worker-, our 1 Mf.s
A. Prio-lgau, conducted splendid meeting.
Wo are more determined to di
real -mission work than ever in tht
whole history of our lives. We Wert
very pleased to have our .pastor ir
? charge, with us. He taught our Missionary
lesson front Mark 10*12-45,
He also gave a very timely talk of
tinued blessings on our Mssionary
the mission work. We ask God's conclub.,
? ,
Xla^fAfial lVilnrIr/\l
liuuvuiai lTiai ivci
; * \ 7'
We are Columbia's Largest anc
I.owe*t Priced Meat Market
?Pork Sausage ?lb .12V2
Western Beef Roast lb. .1."
Round Steak lb- ,2(1
Picnic Ham lb. .13
Neck Bones 8 lbs for .215
Pork Chitterlings .3-lbs. for .25
Spare Rib -: lb. .12#/2
National Market Co.
12.31 Main Street
That* old Suit?D re-s or Hrtt be-^
; * ' bind the trunk J.
| ' Need not be considered .Junk. ?j<
* * We have a process's, tried and V
; true, .J.
< That makes the old clothes look *i*
'* \ J like new. X
< Ory Cleaning For Ladies And y
\ \ r J . Gentlemen !j!
E~"" ILORING, Dry CLEAN- ?
TNT? ANTHDYEING J
PHONE 7162 f
Main St., Columbia. S. C. X
^Mother's Cure With All i
i You .\frfimr. . . ??:?X.
~~Mc(UK.UKK M.NS
j We have enjoyed some beautiful
spring days and now" we are having
j some more winter days. Iftspite of
jf-the down pour of rain Sunday -some
"of the church goers of Shiloh A. M.
J E. Church wind their way, and had a
- gospel feast conducted ,by our be;
loved pastor, Rev, J. W. Douglass.
The I | ssionary Society met at
j the home of Mrs. George New, March
.18. The meeting was very impres?idvoi?T1'"
^ilcpt. Mrs. Mattie
- Harrison is. putting the program-over
; We were glad to have our President,
~ Mi s, A. J. WlcTeman, witli us ^TgaTn
; after being sick ,for qxiitc awhile. Ah
1 : ter the business was completed the
H hostess served cocoa. black cotfee and
"jeake. all went away with a smile to
| meet . March 20, with Mrs. Lizzie
= | Nipper. , The
friends of Mrs, Synthia SetS|
tics will l-ogii-t to learn of her death
. I her body was brought here Satiu-:
i) I day from Detroit, Mich., and buri'ied
Sunday, March 22 at Springfield A.
? j M. E. Church. *=? --=?
aS LVV U hit It 1?NKWS
.. t i .1*'. :
j I nuiiutiy w ?i> u ucuuuiui iut%\ auu
s | church goers took delight in going
' to the various churches. :
The Sunday School-of the Bet hie
I hem Baptist Church opened at the
. usual hour with a splendid group of
' pupils in, attendance to review the
r lessons of the first quarter: subject:
r I "Jesus The World's Saviour." The
c j lesson was discussed for .'10 minutes
-| At 11 :30 Rev. J. S. Grddson preaehf?pd~tr
burning message text?II Thus.
- tii: 14; subject, "God's Call." This was
I. ! a wonderful message.
At 0:30 the B. JV\_Pt_IJit_ren<Iered
Hit spdetldid program. 7:30 we hail
j another Penecostal shower,
d The sick this week: Mr. K. IJ. Pratt
s Sr., Mrs. BessieL Pitts, Litle Miss Ly.f
Jes, Mr Richard Andrews, Rev. J. V.
n Mayers.
The Ladies Aid Society held a very
I sncevssftd convention at Little River
| Baptist Church, Silver Street. Much
1 money was. raised: many claims- were
' 'paid. Mr. J. W. White and Mr. Wal
1 t lyce Gray motored to Greenville Tues
day, March .'11 on business
The K. of P. Annual Thanksgiving
' i Service held at Miller's Chapel A."M.
' K. Church. Sunday at 3:30 O'clock.
Dr. .McClelland delivered the sermon
I Using as a subject, the lives of JomPilithan
and David"., '.Tin-. man of God
i.'hung a picture on the wall fVuih
?(Those two. characters so much so.un
i.l j til everyone can see the necessity of
jjjtme friendship.
"" FXCIRSION
to
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Account
J ' MAGNOLIA ( AKDKNS
s | . and
U?? MJDDLKTON GARDENS Friday
it Saturday, '"April .1-4 1
H and ;:
i Columbia $4.00 Blackstock $5.5(
1 Abbeville 0.2.r> Chester- .r>.5(
Bamberg 3.0tL Denmark 3.0<
. Bolton 6.50 Donalds 6.2!
? Blacksburg 7.00 Greenwood 6.01
- . JBatesburg 4.T>0 Lexington 4.2!
i. ji Ridge Springs 4.51
oi kidgeway 5 " : 4.7;
t? Winnshoro 5.01
| Union ' 6.0C
'u: Orangeburg .I.Ot
| Kdgelield 4.5(
?Fj.Noui'niun tickets 'ydd-for nB-^cainjexcept
Crescent Limited, and good
j returning to reach original starting
! point by midnight Wednesday follow!
i ng date of saJe. *
"[' AZAFAS AND CAMELLJA JA1
PONICA in peak of bloom. World
[Famouse and unexcelled in_ya'ricgaU*d
; ..loi ine tind size of nTantd.
Well worth the time and small exi
>ense to see these beautiful Gardens,
'; *?s well as other interesting places in
; j Charleston.
j Excursion tickets at one and one1
< ?ulf fare round trip will also be sold
1 ...in..,.
Apply to ticket agents.
SOrfMKHN RAILWAY SYSTEM
| Economical Transportation
1 - USED CARS j.
WITH AX 0. K. THAT COUNTS
We-have proven that we are going
i to give saitsfaction. We have a
) number of unusually low priced used
, | cars, and we recommend them to vou.
Come around to see us.
M r .
i j Cars on Lot No. 1
, Next to McMaste'r's on Haninton S?r
_JLQ24 Ford Coupe ?-r?r $ 65.00
j 1031 Ford Sedan .'685.00
1 1026 Chevrolet Roadster .... 135.00
1029 Chevrolet Truck ... 27-5,00
11028 Ford Coach ..... 275.(8)
t 1028 Ford Truck 250.00
1026 I)od>ye Roadster 1.95.00
: 1020 OMC Truck ... 350.00
, 1027?Whippat?Sadan?. ?P5.no
, Cars on Lot No. 2
j1105 Hampton St.. Near Assembly St
| I'TtSfO Ford Coupe1. ----..r. .$325.00
j 1020 Plymouth Coupe 200.00
1020 Chevrolet Sedan .. __ 450.00
'1026 Ruick Coach .J. 05.00
I 1028 Chevrolet Coach 225.00
11,027 Fontiae Sedan , - 215.QO
1920 Chevrolet Coupe ..T. 300.00,
1930 Ford Tudor - a..-.1 425.00
1029 Whippet Sedan 285.00
CENTRA!, CHEVROLET 'CO..
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Phone 5182.
1232 HAMPTON STREET '
THE PA*LMEn
P DII I Q*!j COl'NTY TF VCIITltS* ' '
ASSOCIATION.
J Dillon Coyntv Teachers held their
last meeting f> r term UiaO-ttl Sat.
'lurday March 11. The teachers turn
ed "olid splendidly" and- -in bright! ,
I spring -colors.- I'lnishing unTinished- ^
j business and. refiuirks , on future !p
; plans of the, association along- with ('
I winding up alks. I>y different ones' c<
iwefa* the features of this meeting, i T
Strte Tcachersmeeting was deeply 4
, stressed?so?as -to?amuse?interest- in- jspugnriing
jt otherwise, tluin by that J
do! lar aTTitFr^hir1 presence.?tl
-Pivf. ,j. a. Ilhlman,,?The Di{Tbirp~
''County Teaeheii Tfainrng school prdn-MA
cipal is the president of this meet-"! I
ing and apparently has pledged him-j^
;se'f to make his work a pert of him. ! v
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i Dillon County teachers appreciate j w
hi-- leadeiyhip. lie is highly re ;l
snorted by the people of this county. I 'j
This county affords a- number of
I U
prepared men and women who knr-wj
ho\y 'o JTut the program oyer sue-1
- eessfully. ?
Tt,r. T?inl.l to.,,. !
1-m; *? ?'?>? * ?l Hi SiIlllWL'U J
| their procedure-to he one of the host, j
Subject matter, prunes, basket Well j
.! base ball, binro stands, exhibition!
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halls, hand .lvusio.. Prof. Glover and I
r'i'd for -tin ir vevul entertainment Fri-?t
jdov iriven a! Tattle Rock. FriendsjC
?<Trrm frrr" and near witnessed thiK 11
''i i'i the "lb K." .
| . Friends are asked bv Rev. Wash- j.
Jj-net-on the A. MrK. city |>astor to ; h
,-t turn nu' in lai'ire numbers to hen> j
' Bishop.R., C. Ransom Foster Sunday] J
i 1 a. m.. sharp. -j Splendid
Fas tor eht.m-t-ninmetr's
"re nvnmis(*d at all of . the ehnrehe--:-it
hn Pti'lon. F' ster. Come, ( ut frien?b"
j and sho\v. vnur nnproeirt 'on. ,
F Go don v ill cnndnet?Children'
<lnv nrotrram-r Airs. R.- K-. ? Gordon?
. 4b" S"n\o'' pvoornm at St- Steepen "AT j
r /'-fpTTr THSt. ?; TT"?Vt7-0?r b'l ' ! |;
eharee of the A. AT. F. r.vnffi'Jna Alvs i fi
IT? ?>?.% > > ,.t( nn AVri,rht the Rantist. ^
AT. p~ TT B'a.'-Vm >1 Fee iT-,,rV m" ~
nv basket bill .and foot ball came- .(
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Alaiiy of the rural schools have 1
' closed.?Pint'. Green ami J\li's.s Moody ~
i will oWse with a picnic and program
i Friday evening ;?l Spears School.
| Droi'.?Goilinglmm and?M-is?MeRae
!at Alalloy School, will close litis week" 1
1 Mi s. Rose McKddy wilt -close' l'1 rid ay 4
to Galilee School.
Alls. 1,.. Whiluker is improving,-she '
is in Columbia, S. C'., with parents;
kI'o Mis.*: i). Vcldon is op the gain- *
ii'ig side. . v
1),-. AILn. brot|ier_ of Aire. Rosa. t
Ileaii. . in the city lor a lew weeks. <
- I la ni. 1.. iu-a?n.ajsing eye.-., ?:
Alany of the teachers will attend^-*
the" tjpUc lVaclH'i'.C_-A^^nriaTTot\.
??Ai-r,^rgTrT~Aiis. ..I. 11 idiarko. Inspc^? =
tors oi the N. C. A1 Insurance Company,
of .this district will visit the
Associai ion Friday to see All's. Alary'
Alc.Clepd BetlVUnie, an only aunt of
Airs. Drake.
Aii.-s Al. 1 la.fllil, spent, the week-end ~
hoinc from her school in Dillon with
parents and friends. Kov. and Mrs. i
llanna on .Marshal St., Aliss Ilahna
is ever full of smiles
l>r. \V. S. liuimu, accompanied. by
hi.< tatiu'i. Ill"s.. ttrrrma-aiul~brofTierT ~
motored to. Orangeburg 011 business
this \veek,
Mr. J: W I3i istir, our new N. C.
Insurance Agent said lie is hi main
plate fur the right phrco to put ever
some real work, lie intends to die on
\hc job.
'11 ie (jn)irii( s'nr'j looking forward _
for a 1 oal"Master- success.
Niuloh hopes TT5 open?tilt1" 111 w ~
cinuv'i doo.s. for mv,(c Sastei' 11101
\\V trust a splendid day of r?:d
w'ye iv ill bt> yjnmt, ??1i k.^A.?L-lW
right was out in servi'to "Suifday if
-tile <h4tsnt of mil li e.
" *
Dr. T. Idchardsun, lias adil.t d much
Jo his business line. .Whin he connected
the phone in the Drug Store,
Mrs. I ? n v : 1110:1?Ibigoi ? tfH H-h4
son St.". is no more.'" Many of -her
ehihh 1 n~ from the North* arrived to
attend" the funeral..
Mrs. Dell Drake was called home
oil ni.po'.Tnt "nr live death -of Tier moth
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rO LEADER ..
WHO'S WHO** IN KERSTTVSV
COUNTY AND VICINITY
Dr. J.H.Thomns. M. I)., Camden
-4*Ve?the?past?34?years l>r. J;?
'Homas *M. D., at DMM Broad Street; I
'anulen, has been engaged in the)
raetiee of medicine in Kershaw ;
and vicinity. This popular i
[>lored phys'k'inn is a graduate of i
cnvple University, qf Philadelphia, I
hiss iil' llllt): 'anil has had espec:al )
aining in the treatment of diseases )
[""women and Children. Ilis success j
>s been particularly commendable i.i
Ids field. j
a XijC-to-date pharmacy at I'M.'5 Broad
troet under the management of his
rot her, J. E. Thomas, graduate, ok
leharry Medical College, of Nfish
ille. Tenn. Both, Dr Thorturs as
ell as his brother were born fn Oi
ngeburg bnf have long be<i'n resU.
ents of Kershaw County wherein
tnyhave p.Kide-m.any friends and "arc
niversally highly regarded.
?Camden C-hronit4c~
i
DR. C. c:. BREVARD.
Camden - Dentist
Eleven years of conscientious ser- l
ice has estabFshed Dr. ('. C. Brevard, ;
opulat* colored dentist of Camden,
rrr -ir,*Kighty esteemed posfcion iff ]
he?professional?ranks?of Kershaw,
'ounty. Dr: Brevard, who is a grad- I
ate of the Meharry Mtdieal Oolleg6, i
t Nashville, Tenn.,, includes' all of-j
.ershaw t ounty in In- practice and.
< fully_yquipp.ed for carrying oh his ;
ighly, successful practice.
He specializes in pAinless-uiXtrac- j
iotr by the new method or nerve- |
locking und is especially equipped
or this work, * He is a life-long resr
lent of Kershaw -County ami active~!
i. her behalf. " '
.. ?Camden Chronicle i
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Miss Willie Fox was in Columbia j
ist Friday attending the Executive I
ipard of the State Sunday School and !
!. Y. P. U. Convention.
! 'iii"i(ls are glad to know thai j
ttle Miss Liicile Brooks is up and ftnt.:
gain after a week's illness.
Mr. Richard Sample has returned i
elight of his many friends.
The many friends?of >1 ! .?Hmry-1
Iarshall are glad to have him back j
onto again after an extended stay j
1 t u \ t land, Ohio;
Morris Chapel - Baptist Church
Dr. F. Douglas Johnson. Minister
The Bible School opened tit
l. M., by the Supt. James Robinson". .
,11 officers and teachers were at their
o>ts of duty. The attendance was
irge and collection was good. ReiarUs
were made by Revs, 11. A. Pelrson
and Chas. Williams.
11 HO A. M.. Rev. Chas. H. Wil !
ams preached a good strinoji from
!?e_ subject, "Tl\e Shut Out Christ."
8:00* P. M.. Rev: Williams-delivered
,another | ong sermon; subject.
The Vagabond Christian." ~
-Dr. J. T.,Dorsey of Atlanta, arived
.Monday to ' carry, our revivala
this week. The ' meeting will j
tofe April '{. Tin pa,-aor will Bap?
*r?Sunday?evening at ?*?::!t>?V. M~7
>r. Dorsey is pruaclijng to large :
rowds each night and h:m the city i
irrcd up as it has never been -stirrI
before. He is_pne of -the -great- ;
; ni't-iahi rs. ill ,all ihi-i iii'im i > ami I
is a nat'onal reputation. Total reilltc
filf tlto ,\?w O~o '?<t * "
., .... ..... ,\ll li 1*. Ml- 1
ited to attend our services.
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WAI.TKHBOUO MOWS.
On S:it'ui day the County Teacher'- *|
sseeiation held its? last regular !
eetiny for this year which was
dd in the Colleton County. Train-'
y school's new {'iwiitbriuni, which
a very nice huildin.it. The presint
Prof. -I'. .1. . Hamnii'.t . spoke family
toward all teachers attend-i
?T the. State. Teachers Association.
On Monday niyht Mrs Wifhel-f
itta?Ti a. v?(tave?a?v-ei'.yi nice?pro- j_
ani at St. Peters A. M. R, church
8ntcrost of edtication for her' < 1 uh.'
le participants wee Mrs. ' Ruth j
! elen Williams. Mrs. Wilhelmiir'
!vv. Mr. MeTeer. I'rof. (lahe Rack
>n. Mr. II. T.. Rrooks. Mis> Hohecra !
vriee.
The program was cii joverl very
hlv hv all who witnessed it. '
On last Week Rev. \V. R. CI retry,
d wife weue the yuests of the Rev. F
R llnvrv nn.l w-fciltr. U..
W-l't-i licro he preached a^ soul ]
tj -yennon. All who heard .j
n en'oytyl it very'5much. We ex- *1
id him?h? welcome?iftvitnthm uny-j
" h" desires to come. ]
rimco will he _ m Muck Trial next
liday "tYiiHft at Rev. Green's *1
ir.ch. We are expet'tiny a la rife 'j
\vd. . ]
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:IKNNFTTSVII:I K N KWS
We are haviny some cold weMher 1
the snrinu-openiny.
Dur Field's Day was held Friday ,
il a larye crowd attended! The
Ivib'ts and others yames of the
)i?ram were well eavri< d a>ut. <
Movd'trimx V. Willhurrs. A. .Steuben
Sanders, U. McColhim. M iss F.lsj" I
atwriyht, Misses M. Reese, Miss
sie McLeod, is out once more to
1 deliyht of their . many friend^or
being on the sick list for a few^
cks. ( .'
Vfany of the retired soldiers have :
iled some since they received their
<
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1 r-4 ? :
.... .v...vi.ii mi v ui> were iTCTfi
Sumlay afternoon. at St. Mioke's M.
10. riiuivlV. Rev. Simmons, Pastor, assisted
by ReV.'"liaxlon, MeCkmton
( wlifft*) ayd Ilev; Thompson'-of Cheraw,
S. C. A. number of -frioiuls'na
Cacn-d io view l ho. remains of our dear ;
Mrs. V.o rv/s. .\ nood woman is gohe' .
R. Powe. undertaker iii eliai'Ke.
SI s torn out of the Ccnditi
inffs Rank, Located at (
close of business
RESOi 1
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts
Bonds and Stocks Owned by Ban
Furniture and -Fixtures __ . .
Banking House __
Other Ileal 'Estate Owned
Cash on hand and due from Bank?
Checks and Cash Items
Exchanges for the Clearing, lions
Ot her Resources. \3iz
Total
LI A HI LI
Cn\lit aPSloek Paid in ?? ?
Surplus IfTmTT " ~
rndivuUd Profits, loss Current En
and Taxes Paid
Duo to Hanks and Hankers
I liy.idrnds,, 1 'maid ? Tndividwa1
Deposits'-Subject to c
Savintr .IVposits ,
Demand Certificates of Deposit
Time ("Vrt i'Vcatcs of Deposit
C'eri i-fiod Cheeks
CasldorJ^f Trcrcks" J
Ncii-s and Hills Re-di?countod
Hdls Pavsblo hvludiny Certificat
for Mom v H or rowed
Re.-epee Fund Carried .011'General
Individual or Sayinjrs Ledger
Other Liabilities, viz:
Total
State of South Carolina. .
? County of Hichlnrd
rVfe.ro nie earner E. \\\ Vaive. Ca
.Vvbo_ luunif duly sworn, sav-s-1 bat
moot is a true-condition of said 1>
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Sworn to a;,d -nb-'enbed me thi
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(' ' " WELCOME."
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FLOYD SERVK
. vomer Wasbinjiion ?
II. V. VOl Nt;, Manager
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HALYARD'S
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OCR PRICKS ARK
We Work on All
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t Saturday April 4V 1931.
, Mr. "K. 8 Zanders arrival home
'or a few davs i'rOin I-'loi id a
. i .
Tin- ho.int ii'nl ho no> of Mr. and. Mr.;. "
S. Shields on Marshal St.. undtl*
'".I'liartar .lonnnkin. .is almost. eom
rioted. .This .has added much to
?Win, Villi?Lil?Lin:? id1"-' 1 sefrfrle- (
lH'iil, The bricklaying is under Mr.
Uward.
The "Loader" readers in Marlboro
Jounty should realize that the force
here need their money. They., like
o read .tiie "Leader" but .pay! Oh!
sin! the reporter will stop sending-'at
lews ofier A^rfl. it the subscriBers
TT~To" .pay 'up. Please pay what
, ou at i ive. . *
? SlllS< Itimv TO
TIM: IWLMKTTO l.KADER
PROTECT
fr/iYtx
Tuberculosis
Keep (hem away
??from sick people ..
Insist on plenty of
rest Train them
far health hubits
Consult the doctor
regularly
^ ?-?: . : :
ion of the Victory Sav?
Columbia, S. C., at the
March 25, 1931.
KES: 7
$71,999.96 ' 'c. '
7120 ?
k 5.000.00 * '*W"
1,(591.60
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. . 15.427,87
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31.50
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$125057.17
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: ponsos
NONE
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hock IS.284.90 .
58.90.4.72
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. . 715.00
NONE
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1,000.00 7
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NONE
$1.25,057.17 ' .
^hior /j.f Uie abovo named bank,
fho abnvs and forojjoinf? stateank.
as shown V>y the books of
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:"*y Public* lY-r South Carolina.
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'.11. Harvey, Directors.
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Creasing, Doping^ ?
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1)1.ITK SERVICE ; "7 .jl
ir Business V
1'E STATION |
end Park Streets ?
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TREASONABLE
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