Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-Kft&wday, May 2, 193T ; ' Tuesday with Mrs. Kathorine Morris at her lovely lumw in t'olonial -HoiL'ht Mrs. S". H. Davail was the* house ? guest of Mrs: Francie Caughmun, on 703 Blanding St. .-'j / .... Mrs, L. M. Bell and-little Arabella ~6oodw4??s?ent the day thTAugusta.. last Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Harrison, editor and manager of the Samaritan Heralu called at the office of The Palmetto Leader last Wednesday evening while attending a call meeting of Odd Fellows and Ruthites, j, ~ Mr. J. B. Owens, of Myrtle Beach, pr.ssed thru the city iMonday, enroute attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Nannie Owens. 5* "Mr. and Mrs. Win. Monro, panied by their aunt, Mrs. Young, were called 'to the city Monday to attend the funend of Mrs Moore's sister, Mrs. Hattie Ferg.uson, who was fnneintigeH at 7,ion Baptist. Church, Wednesday. ' ' > The Feast of the Lanterns will b^ given at 2nd- Calvary Baptist Cjjurch Friday night, May 8th at 8:00 o'clock * when the daughters will entertain their mothers prior to' Mothers' Day.. An interesting program is being arranged and it is expected to be one of the most unique affairs ever given in the church. _ "A MOTHERS DEVOTION A Pageant Second Calvary Baptist Church, Mothers' Day, 8 o'clock. Benedict -Boys will sing. The shubert music club ' The Shubert Male Glee Club of which Mr Hilton Riddick is the Di rector held its meeting on Tuesday, April 21 at the home of Mr. D. .1. - -UUn...... \A?(l II l-? ?f * * " ouiin>~>uii, 1-ii.u i innicti oi.i <11 la-iwr.-*vi? hours study the President, Mr. R. Li Smith, conducted a brief and intcreating business session. " Mrs. Johnson served a delightful, repast. The meeting of the 28th was held : at the home of Mr. J. Stevens in the 2500 block of Elnrwood Ave., after ? the rOhersal and business session Mr.* Stevens assisted by hit? Brother, Mr. Wm. -Stevens Served a refreshing' ? sweet course. The club is composed rector; R, L.,Smith, President; J. Q. Stevens, Sec.; T. M. Walton, Walter. Baylor, Wm Butler, D. J. Johnson, I. I. McDonald, John Goodwin, Morgan Boyd, W. N. Roseborough, F: Caugh man, J. Burgess, W..,M. Veal, Temp. Reporter. THE ROVAIrSIXTEEN CLUB NEWS The Royal Sikledh Club m6t at IH6' home of Miss Easter. Sumter this ? week on its regular meeting day. The meeting was called to order by the president, land the house immediately went into business. After all business had beon transacted for 'the evening, meeting adjourntd dnd the club was served delicious repast of> pineapple salad with saltines cheese and -ice t^a-a4ul-ohciu-ies.,atxd,cake^.^?-? One of the most interesting and pleasant, social events of the spring season was a panty given by the club on Wednesday of the past week at die home .of Miss Thelma Nelson. The home was very beautifully deedrated with tlha club colors. The hostesses of the afternoon were the charming Misses Elouise Weston, its president and Miss Sadie Adams who wore evening dresses thwt wjere made of very crisp orginda in charming ... colors. ' The members wore white carnations with a blue rosettee tied on them, Which "lade up the club colors of Blue and White Every one dressed in very pretty spring dresses of orginda and vtoil. Miss Edna Bloozcr and Willie May Gilliam wore very pretty orginda dresses. Every one expressed thom -s?We^-a?-havi?g-ibad._a. very pleasant afternoon. ? ' THE PEERLESS EIGHT SOCIAL CLUB The Peerless Eight Social Club was pleasingly entertained by Miss Parisina Sartor at her home on Blossom gfawtfc. A vary interesting prgornm was rendered after whicTTlWo rooms re thrown insuites and cord tables ?were placed for games of whist. i ne participants ot program were: Miss Herdicine Oarrick readinc:, Miss" Corine Gordon, solo; Masses Edna Craft and Parisina Hartor; instrumental auett, Mr. Emanuel Gauldonr solo. Those present were: Misses ( Edna Craft, Carrie Cook, Anniee Wily liams, Carrie B. Hoover, 'Jtlcxdicine GarrickyCorineTJord-on, Racnr.el Ctrrry Mrs. Helen Fridafy, Mesgre Emanuel Gaulden, David Russian, Fleming Prince, Roy Finley, Filroye Griffin. A delicious Ice course was served. NIGHTINGALES SOCIAL CLUB ? The Jeffersonn Nightingales met nt the home of Mr. Jessie Love Thuesdav nfgHt April 2.1, 1331 with the president presiding. The meeting was ^ opened with deviotional services, then business of importance wps discussed hrieflyr Tire host served tr delicious 'iced course, consisting of punch, cake and ice cream, . j Miss Battle H. Rcynulils has elos?"i e d her school wm l witb -a-xucc?s?ful- perm. . 1 | , "ANNK OK OKI) KALMKN" j Thi Young Womens' Cu->mopplitan jclub of lift lit-1 A. M. K. Church, presents "Ahnl? of Old 4*alem;" ? I Hiaiii: in .'5 Acts ai Allen A'Diversity ui.di. oriinn. Benefit of Candle Rally Admission; lTfts* ' Wednesday, May (>, 111.11. 8:110 P. M. Rev. It: S: Lawrence, Pastor. " ?CA?4f-UP. THANKS i Mrs. Franwti (L Baumgardmn^ | wishes to thank her many friends for . i all their acts of kindness shown during her ^recent illness, both while she was confined at Fairwold and since .-die has returned to her home in Columbia. ^ m w?: ? ~ "A MOTHER'S DEVOTION A Pageant ?t Second Calvary Baptist i Church, Mothers!.Day, 8 o'clock. "Benedict Bo^s will sing. ' '' NOTICE I wish to urge that all Mite Box Seci^taTTTf? of the.Woman's Home Society of the Orangeburg District to please send tluir report to the Con x rence Treasurer during the month of J May and thoif send the amount to the secretary o" the Di-tri.t. ,_jT^ " L:?E. Rosemotuf^ HOI Pine Stret. .. ^ ?. Columbia, S. C. ' NOTICE The""monthly vnoetng of the Ladies Aid Society of Wesley M.' E. Church will'meet, at the home of Mrs.-Fffft me Games, Monday, May 4th. AH members are requested to be present and on time. , There will be a dollar rally at this meeting. All members, who are un able to be present at the meeting arc urged to i?U?ase serid their dollar. Mrs. I.. E. Rosamond, Pros Mrs, C. Douglas See.'ty. " NOTICE! The Mass fleeting that was to b: held at R'Uhel A. M, E. Church Wcd-ncsday night. May 6, has been- post . poned for a later date., INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB The Club met at the home of Mrs. Ethel Siglar 1110 Tree Street with the president presiding. The meeting was tdilknU to order at 7:00 o'clock. After the regular routine- Mrs. Sar:*h Massa was received as a member. Mrs.-Eflie- Woodard made an enjoyable talk, after which the table was arranged for whjst. Mrs. Shellie Davis auil M_ys?Ethel Sizlar won the first two games. Mrs. Annie B. Davault, Mrs. Jfinie R. Williams won the next two making a'tie: after which _ Mrs. isr/lar served a course of punch, salmon salad <>n Unions and saltines _ with hot tea and slice lemons; next lasberry jello with vinilla icp cream :.nd plain cake which we thoroughly enjoyed. Radio music was enjoyed. I The house was decorated with beautiful red. and white spring roses. We all spent a pleasant evening. in mkSioriam. In sail ;md kivi"fr "f nllr ' ear father and husband?Richard Preston Alexander, who departed this . 'ife April 28, 1029, ; ^d^tYHtf'knmvs how lonely we h&ve been,' Vou are gone-, Yes we know you are gone, But not forgotten. ^ "In our memovy~you'ir remain T Though your parting is still regreted, ?tsomc..day tn meet. yiHi?- _L We loved you ye, we lovtd you, i But Jesus loved y.ou more. Racily missed by, 1 . AI i^.. r? ?* i ' .uasivr nernearci 'ivi. Alexander, son \ Mrs. Effie I. Alexander, wife. ] INr MEMOKTAM Tii sad but loving memory of our dearly beloved daughter and sister F^loise Walker, who died May 1st, 1JM.1 j Slve will never be forgotten Never will her memory die Sweetest thoughts Will tllWJiys lillirc ~ Abound the grave where she was laid Klixsi Walker, Mother Mrs. V. B. Blakely Mrs. Annie Bull Miss Georgia. Walker. _ . . Miss 'Georgia Walker, Sisters , Mr. Edward Walker, brother I.elia Walker, Daughter IN MEMORIAM _ WMAI.EY^-In sad memory of ?>ur darling mother. Parnell Fludd Whaley who departed this life one year ago, K : \ OA 1 r\!ir\ j /AJJI'II .>o, i;?oo. j One ytnr ago our rtiother" died, ["She went on lie)- long and gentle ride | She's now in that beautiful kingdom above. tin Th;irnr':,iiLII'nl dllf n| IllVP. 1 ' < I" I Oh mother how we miss you jTTow rap we do without you dear nermrlftv Tilth- children are calling for you!!! ! ! ! Mother can you not hear'?* Our home is so sad without you dear Things are not whiA they use to he. "At the tnldo~wv-4+*ovo-a~vacant chair, _ But your sweet smiling face we cannot see. ""?^ Yoif hive rhitdren: 1 Ellsworth Whaley, < ~ Vastlne Whaley?? Thomas Whalev Ten;. Whalev - w * ),! Bernall Whaley. _ Composed "hv her ttcn .year old ] daughter, Ellsworth Whaley. i THE PALMETTO 1 Daredevil Screen Cow-'^ boy Owner of Arabian ? Steed. l" * % -Bl'CK .lONfc)S* UORKE, SUA KU, fu HART:; .Fl!l,l,-HI.OOI)Kl> ?-At ARABIAN HORSE Fl j)i Buck Jones, filnidoni's during cow- f<> boy wouldn't be Buck Jones without his dashing horse, Silver. The two are now appearing together in "The 1-rom-?Rider,'1 the?Columbia, all-talk ing "western" which \yill .be at the Thursday Silver is full-blooded Arabian, but he was. born and raised in Southern California The fact that he is used to the Western locale explains tater than anything else 'his amazzing peetl over rough desert .ground and lus" s*1 re - footednessJu mountain passes. As for his jumping~and~swim ming ability, he has his own native nte'Iigence and Buck's cleverness as i trainer to thv.nk. He adores his .. as.t"r and never misses an oportunitjo nose into his pockets for sugar. . _ Two Gun Man > r?""vnn' ^^KZZIZZZZZZZS i i. wM pi [BUCK JOMtS IONE (UDtlC \ A COLUMBIA PRODUCTION Silvur is a full-blooded Arabian, but Buck got him and lie is fwuiteerr- ^j now. This makes him middle figetT according to horse ages?but he has about ten more years of usefulness, according ted his .owner. Naturally so valuable a performer has the best ?< *II.. i? .11 i/i taic, ue nas a, special attendant -who does nothing but look after his wants and travels in de luxe stylr^ ?1 :n a specially constructed truck or:ar when it is necessary, for. him to > on the road. Both Buck and Silver perform death-defying^, stunts it Oh* Lone Rider." The leading feminine role opposite Buck Jones is plrlyed by Vera Reynolds. Others in the caaL_are Harry Woods and George Pearce. Ix>uis ; King, who .has had a groat deal of ii experience ^vith action films, directed. i HOWARD SCHOOL NOTKS : - : __ _U Adv. First Low:?-During Kind- it e-s to Animals Week we enjoyed in- ?< cresting stories and pictures of dif- p fluent animals. Our teacher told 11 is to notice the animals on our way. to and from school. She allowed us r o tell in A'luss any kindness done to minials. Lexie Durham and Abra- ~ lam Bolar told how they saved a r, loL'.'s lifp Vllfflilln VVKito .. at s lili1. ?. __ ~"r-T" i "' Mrs. Simkins gave us some nice H-iilth books.. These teach us how (^\ .he animals keep clean. We learneu -*j nore about the care of.our pets, . hou o keep ourselves neat and clean, and iu\v to, be kind. ( ? ii W"* ' ' h"r! "V.Cc *'to"ies f'Nm ..;,r rarnew health book The Animal Way. ten 'losetta ShepL^'i'd, what she learned nt?s r'vnd.to jll. js. Here it is: Her Peke the Pup is a clean,little don. nes [lis chin is clean. He does not go S villi his chin dirt - like the otlu r dogs Ma [ like to see a nice clean dog lik.. ly ['eke the Pup. He has" ii OowT"of dov toot*. He is sitting on the same rug ffi=. 'rinking milk out of his bowl.- Someimes he gets milk on his chin hut he vill not let it stay therer" lie cleans K ?let tie Mae Jackson wrote a story S ?n Dick the Canary Bird. Here it~"H Dick is ;t ean'ary bird. He al vays keep himself clean. FTe Ts H" rett.v bird. I think. I always like to ear hiin sing. My father said that <5 e was going to get me one. 1 think. M . e can sing the best of all tin- bird*. |1 le can sing clean- teeth songs. .fit nl an sing manv iiealth soiies. I lov 9 Dick because he is,a clean bird. 9 Flowers I love the best of all jfl In the winter, in the fall ?v>ini' nun- ,vuu will illlll I'CSl Then I will think to love you best Little flowers lift your heads It is time to iro to bed. . fl ?Edna M. Dantzler It is Sprint? fl It is not a little thinp *?* Bnt,yon know the kinp loves sprint, 2 When the flowers' are risinp from fl their beds so' warm,' Pbitdreir will say "f will tin yflTT no harm." We will put you in a vaee, Then we will' see your little face Little flower risinp front your bed Are you yellow? Are you red? ^ Doris F.. Goodwin?IL H MONTICELLO NEWS ?On la?t Tuesday the faculty-of St. I Peters Graded School weredeliplitful- H ly entertained at the home "of Mrs. H Nancy Rabb. The menu consisted of baked turkey, t lee with gravy, beets. -M cream potatoes, cabbape boiled hatrtJ I rrnrrnrom, pbekle^??salad,?iee- H gream and cake. After dinner a H *hort propram was rendered. Those H present were ^the honored puests: I Prof. T. E. Robinson, Mrs. L. E. Ad- I ams, Mrs.. Sallie Evans, Miss Alice B LEADER "i I????? i-lntosh, Mr.' Robert -Crumblim-MUs? ilhelinena (Jruiiipton, Miss ! 'rani illinelmm Ml- Willie f.ininl.li i, Mi-, 1 atik MeKee, Mr. Alfred C'rnmjitnn I r. T. Lee Bqulware. i'hose assisting Mrs. RA'drin rating: ] r tin* bursts: Airs. Adee- Ah-Kee, i Us. -hdiiHibetlr -Botrhvarr ?and Air.;., | urence Dodson. All vx- | essiVig their"gratitude to Air.,, Ilahh r the delightful evening. li ? ;?: | ;} ' .. ^-io-thzMinute Modes Prrtvn-d liipvvuilly for This -L * Senspuher " ' j. . _.;=!^=sTas?~" ->A f" VChLf.A . \ v 1. 1 -- : LT7?w#Ht lApWi i /)){ *at t,'. -^A\ L/A It 3439- I I ' C- M . Tf -S' f R.OC.K \C pi ' L ?4-4i i( ~7'i i i \\?M , Ls^ - , |. V ~ . i I.I NEX OR ESS AXI) HAT , I 11 I.iiK'n is in for .i big sub-deb season, i Ik- prepared for.it'! Here .you have [- in .-a sheer printed version tor the rock, ami in a'heavier weave for the irge, starched lembii yellow hat. that 11111JI > evokes \ minus of "Tmlight and j1 ire free .summer days.. Stitching . J illls the liriill ami?helps to stiffen?L : the crown is sectional. A new I ate is strucjs in the frock by title j leating "that outlines the hip-yoke. ] inting at. a two-piece effect, ami [\ liile the puff-sleeves have been, seen .'fore, they look?youthful, summery r id dainty. It's very easy to make. Fxrella Patterns, Frock No. 3441 t i/es 10 to 17 years. Hats No. 3439. " < lead sizes 19. 20.- 21 and 22 indiei arli 23 rqnts ? . y ?. 1 RE OF MAN FORGOTTEN, HE tEMAlNS IN STATE PRISON FOR EIGHT MONTHS olumbia, S. C.?(C. N, S.)?After ht months spent in the State penitiary for . being a ' potential wit- ? s at the trial of State Senator E. lJennis' slayer. Jitmes Singleton uf kley County was set free last Wed-, 1 day. < . o.J ...k..vi wit r> ttiirncu y? 11 n nailer i ree, a white man last . August short-1 . after Senator Dennis was shot >n on the streets of Moncks Cor- < .?With Maree he?was added to 1 1^^ ; WED-& ^A&MISSIQI CAPITOr' nearly a d^/i'n KUK|H*4*t> unci es of tlu* murder held for safekeepiiiK f? the penitentiary. ; <>"f, b.V one the white nen wit hi their lawyers ruined their freedom, some . jtavF bond. Other were exor^j nerated -entirely until only Singleton remained. Col. J. N. I'earman. peni- ^ verr?l .months for ail. order or irti.ni 1* rf 'euse Si n n let on. None cailte./f lie er p tentiary superintendent plae- I .' i-xrlton's pliuht before the ,r'ivernof- : oarlv?this vfur.?Solicitor N. J. Ily- ' d'i. k was informed.'Colonel Itorman j si'id. and consented lo SiinMelnn't ili - I missitl - "| "I don'tJiiiow whether !!<> ? f: - 1 ret hrnr ttie penitrntr^rv. sirtmenpen. j dent commented. " or inst let Ji*o? stay, lint we, ijol tired of h?s pintf | him as a s.ifeke'jvr." 2 ST 1'I)KNTS OK N l.tiKO ijKT RESEARCH (.KAN IS (X.A.A.C.r. 1TFs ServfoeT New Vory. April 10.?Two sthd'-ntof the Netrro are arming the list- of those receivir\jj grants to aid thou' stod'es. recently announced, ' ? . | Abraham Lincoln Maris. Jr., joint author ' of "The Black Worker," c ? study of the Negro relation to the \>r>ori<-an labor movement, .recently published by the Columbia I niversity Press, has received ."a grant from the ' Science Research Council ? pursue his studv of "the relation of nev enterprise.". Mellville J. Ilerskovits. associate jmFgssor oT anthropoloev ai Northwestern I niversity, author of "The American Negro." hasreaicived a grant from the American Council of Learned Societies to enable him to pro* reed with recordings of African naive music. dr. c.vDver kiTkcted PUFSIDKNT OF I INCOI.N I'NIVKRSITY TN MISSOCRI Washington?(C. N. S.>?I>r. Ainbrosse Caliver. w'hlb completed his *?;tk for a Ph. I). degre? at Columbia "iversitv last year, and wa,s. s'.-f' 'd for a teaching position at H.uw'Urd , I'niversitv. hut accented mo aooointvent as Specialist in Ne,rr?? FdiPai**n ?r? the Oflice of Kduca'ion. , Department of the Interior, has hwea 'ected President ??f I.rnoj'n I'riversit.Vr?at?Jeffprstw : ( itv. Missouri, 'to airceed?Professor N. B.?Young. Dr. Caliver whose office .is in ' ? hincrton is now touring; the . ?outh visiting Negro schotds gatherng data in an inouirv that is to in ? hide more than 1J00 schotds. No information as to whether"Mr. -aliver. would accent the presidency >f the .Missouri college could he oh ined at his ollice this week. It i\pected that he will spend must of lie Sorjng in the South visiting the chools. Prinicipals of many ot the. schools tav.e accepted invitations to partici ate. Data on organization, adminstration and supervision, school po- . vitiation, curriculum and e\trn-curriM 111 in programs. teaching," housim1 j yid equipment will he obtained. | M ( I.KI.I.ANMU.K N EWS '" 'ho Citv B> The (Voan." At B.thel Church a gren-t sermon vas preached hy I>r. \\". P. Kin}*, who 'irred the citv of Charleston a few lay? afro with?his?puwerful. gospel _ sermons^ .He spoke air:1 in at night ;o a large crowd from different "parts >f the county. Visitors were present *iz: MissyAgnes Shake? of ' Boston. tlni e fMitT.ird j-iroyn of N'c? . *>' O *k Ci t y ?- -M t\' FyoH of Chnr. eston who is a great' singer and others. This, is a beautiful little .city. -Prof. H""Q?-'i and hisfaculty of cod tpatjhers pro preparing for the ( "ommenehment Kxetvise- of the graled school. If anvone . in fhe near 'nturc needs- any oysters, why writ^ Mr." John Shrkes. who runs an Ovvter Farm, meting all the requireftUinIii-xilLlhii....>.lat.e. It is -aid l?y many _ ourists that his surpass the Norfolk 3ysteps. ** . . *4 \ TTKN TION MARK hi A) \V< > M F.N : L'oJitrol \ on: !? dy. Protect your n-aIth amt- happiness and" hold yon THUR 1 0-LU& 25 c I rHEATRE 1 mmmmbhS <55. # ' ? -_J. > ' - * * . t'ago Seven at) i cUkii?-M v )??<?! )?-( < abli- advice on. dclicut' <>1 t?r<-at personal interest t<? i-yi-i'v u man. Dr. AJ. Dcai'i. wvmV.i-i!, " Sask.. ' ana<l:i. ~ " ' "5M"1 Smiles ^beguile ' When skin is satiny, gfifi and light, then^smiles beguile and your beauty is alluring. Dr. Fied Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment softens and.-lightens, .the..'darkest e. skin,, clears up pjmples, blotches and tan marks, and decs away with that "oily," shiny" look. .Use this preparation regularly to make'your skin soft, delicate and alluring. This amazing .Ointment is made in the famous Dr. Fred Palmers Lab- . oratories where are also'- made those other beauty aids you know so well; Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener * Sogpt; ?kin Whitefier. Face Powder, . Hair D.ressov and Hid Deodorant which may be_had at all drug_s.tores. for tin: s each ?or will be sent postpaid up^n ? ceipt of price. Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. 4, Atlanta, Ga. SfrfiJ-'tc in stamps for a generous trial sample of the Skin Whitener, Soap and Face Ponder.'' dr.fred,palmer:s 3fiincW/iftener 'KEEPS YOUR COMPLEXION) YflllTUti * BE PROUD OF YOUR HAIR rfaSjk FAIR-PLEX "GLORY" M ^ jf Hair Dressing (J .3 ' ' \ Maybelle r Ridley \ ; "Tile. <iV^?rt:i:i J Muckintr Bird" Star "f. , "THE, SMARTER SET ( O." "|" sav s "A;- In-'. 1 i'lto ' O' a-T.a I' tr'ia.im-ii; that rf.ttt? :- n- ' 1:X ..hair 1 J,?. ' :lVy ,r Hi iin .--.-i?: .? ? nuMit .is wcn.ior'.v:!.. yv.>'t . ou*. . pie an?i easy! o t'ten '-v^iakn< ..uw. I fVOinroTTt^j:- wukOtt .it ' } is a pleasure i*>r nte ty .r<v.unmend: it and uth< i i-n::-E]ex Beaut> Treat n>ns' '.?> ( i l a'll.lS. ; * * ASK TO BE APPOINTED A FAIR-PI.EX AGENT IN H>1 R TOWN AN;> \\ KITE E.OIEAA . - The Pair Plex (0. rf.; Memphis. Tv>vn. Cavjd G. 1 llisoi) General Insurance .Hottest anil efficient. attention given to all -holiness l>laa<.>'(1 with me. PHO&E5717 ? ZZZI 1221 WAS! 11NCT0N ST. . " ? ?. t BOITII I-.I1N Tt \ I t AV Ar V- SY* I KM Corrected In I- i?l.?riiar\ 3. 1931. Arrive K-tiinn sw+i.in l>e.av? jj * Ny. No 2:40p 32 - ,\ i'ju?'a 32 2:47p 7:46a -31 N. Y.-A+itTUsta 31 7 :55a t2:50a 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 l:00p 4:15p 28 ("inn Charleston 28 1:20p A- t 9:30p 10 Columbia-Cinn.. 9 7:00a 1 ., < 5:00a 21 OolnfhbiaJacksV* -23 10:30n 11 !45 Tt?v t'. 0'rT,'A,Hp'>*t;> -7- -4 il7|>?U ?J 12:!>3p 20 Cora-Savannah 19 8:20a 9;30p 23 Col'a Charlotte 21 5:15a 11:00a Tif~" Cola. Charlotte 14 4:30p~ 9:.V'p I Y ( mImiOMil lV..i.i I'iJ 12 .npOa 4 4:55a 15 Coin'bin fhar'stnt 1(1 4:0(>a ej lO OOp |0 Cobr a"'. ( > ...-.v> IS- R'M?a d 1:05p 113*Col'a Charlotte 1^14 12:25p 10:45a 18 Coliim'a-A'lrtnta 17 Via Camden and RoeV Hill; ? , Pullirin cart Dlntnf ear*.