Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. ^ I'age 6 SPORTS PASTU ?? ? :i. w. UAU; Interest in boxing seems lo have t Sti lblingASchnitUling chum|jiunship I iilteiesi seems due to the tact that wise ones to be eji^npimi m natiM Till rehamptonship caliber 'would breeze t .bited such a. lil^e arniy ot lighting i an_abuut luce as negatds LelieiS per 1'rom "Max is a lluol" to "Max is a ; llerr Schnielling gave, to Young M i ing as rendered hhn sadly in need ol > a word that sounds.something like M was bli aaout alter the. 11114I -round. Sate, tlash with everyhinjf except a h "^eriinetllitg; it "ttpjWnr, lestM vert?tri show, while St rib "conducted a tiuiiii ~~ vious tu the cb?nbat?"'~t. ?? We are further told i,hiit a torecaj the n im TTT pr< crnvo l'iimni' t 7. tlu, *. had as chief of his boxing'tutors tl.e ^th? heavyweight division b.i- ?. > t ' known as Jack. ' v . .ar ^ .Jack, they say, worked <>ii , able to perfect:that?-fitmo?: fcnMti i;| which worked as defeatist psycholog < Wh^n there is a 'person of African.. pile) you had best have him in your Jack wanted to?i.-i.-i. . -m.! l. himself in suite of diis-h-ft-e-TTTfTT\ < a i the boxing "powasrs said the san?;."Lil' Arthur*' to^hnve hath-hi?"S|n < ?_ -skill in large-mclasui c. that - x ncc.oi ' ' ' * . ?/. ~ When -< ' /.-in-lnn f. . m.lii s'.n. that bout it would De be st.Ju-l. lu'hJv.i ? ling,-now-rathei -than have aautrt.u hgve hint say "Us Could .cud b.^rrjji li.ti out in Reno on 1 ml. i I'mh m r 4^-r* , AWbirii-l' Hdblous Jack- 11;h' .! TmCT m toSavyweight ehampion. Jack. was both, promoter and hint man i -fuy twenty l.rmuU.^L. /.c ml a.l e .> n . i .?mintent upon having a xiVbt. Uc.i Baer from using ci.itam llh-eal la. it, 7 . Uzcudun and Bagr roail> "t'ouc-ht it ring purposes; feet.. un. I,i..l,n.. mry ?nd whatnot.?-? - ..... ^ ... ? Speaking of -alagging, nitrrrt . 11 i. 7 he is base hall'.- un-i-ok-d ' TFTT '* ' laudatory nature, . , . Beside setting the pace m tin- A fit. as a honie run hitter, or ,box nib. c j piers who go to see liuth * loll I any other feature, if ih< i,. -t a-* mi S3 g rand per player .would' l-e and it is only he-wlio'ui ttT.- pobh, v Young Aloti/.o .-'|)iar- It:t r i '< nuhg neat his-huntr- m ."-'uniier ?t-.iv*.. r ' . "t- M fflftny. ii i.1 j.n 1''i1 one never knovTs wm u t < t 11 ?w i i v 1 Oat'- or the lireat Ih-lVi.-i i- r< 1. reel#*1 . AioilZii \ViLi a ). I iiUll tllV- Aa-XU "^aiiX*.-iie \va^'tlie-r..,n . i ?hr- hv. \ of Vffutlf^antrx lean -|..rt- ihu , sor, foi ait ot Ur* "\v)ui I ii'. V. -linn i? the race that it ha-, tost ..in-. y. i ?^HL.N \ 11 1 I >>YlI.I.M t)|.||, \ f 7*t4M:\ t? ??- lit'Kyr i,-it .n11.v~tiiv __ Bennettsville, S. ( '. Bcnm u s di. deteuted Pine llursi ,iii i i> i. ir b\ in , tilling ,a hatting rails in tin lit.b m liiltgtJj. Inch couiit.eil l"..? tin- hi ( t ss.. .scores and ended wh.n had |>i ouu '< .( ;,. he a |jlUln.l..' .In.it. This game lor tin- Bin.--" end.-n what air almost hi<uik menu* ioi ih?week seemed to have (jor.fi'.iseil. .'ITT' I'll S II 11 Ml lo I .a t I a; I..on /.ho ~~~7 Hullih't o tin Si in u.i' a cm . 11 i 11111 ? back. I uo '".he team vs.t- deti i mini n to show the large hulid.r cjossM tint .1 trad?a.it luii .iil??? " ? O ?III. IT J I'll 11 ?| i.v uT the two Carolina^" to -wiiiie- lie .\i? nual Klk Ckrrnjvul tli.it to um v,a a. matter of course. " Hitieliurst e.\hil)i.c(l lielilita' tir, til ply t>lV,lk fur Hi Sj .. O?i illn v.,111. ; -- ?>a lh? I'll' iii' '^^trr^H-rrp-rfeg=ZE the rigllt-li'eld .felivu, llnU tlil'ee in' ceisive errors by the i-ln.il Flop \ The crowd Was forced jr.no i.(,?. ii; l"i by a thurrder-'toiTii wlitili Van F.T uT. game to be called 'at the .11.1 of :l.v -1F, inning; and the Anna if 1.11. ('m nival to be abandoned. UOiMiS OF-Till*: M \KH>\ lK.il I au <;<U:RS_ ; Well lulls?here?we arc rrrrnr?rv^r tile Sarin* old story. A111111 h - 1 g.i'ine added to our winning list, s .came ovi-t to \ 1 i't li. on July did and we sent them home f? tealinl a 'i. O.i 1 ia iii i' 1 iM'r' '11'' 11.11 it: Johnnie Ueluine our >hoi'. --11 11 took the mound tor .Marion _a_n.i ..h boy how thai boy ca'n u.-.o_an mul. i._ Muilms. Iron jnan Floyd ua: ohn.ii in short stop. Mi-Queen -til! a; :,,i 13. B^tchu- he also caught tin- nth and turned it 'over to cuh.lurf In.i-' who got on his knees and w> h,'*-to ftrThe^fith Delaine v.a- retro...! i. . held Mullins scoreh*s> Mint ij the Im,r . ish, allowing only one man u> it. . i d base. Manager Simmons* w.::- rigl n Me -? job pushing his. men?tn?m .? . ry rrrgle and don't forget he had hi "Railbit F.oot" -iTgtht there, hi.- ho*. . a little idle last week tin. Ic ing 'theii _. only game. We would like t In .n from teams whom we have m.j wiM ' ten. ' Thyv can eot in '.uncli wit4, us through our secretary. We are looking forward to "<hn Big Dai'" here in September. \\ > have heard from the Cuban ll>>ii , of Davir Club from.Cuba, whose ^ booking is placed by the Svd Pollock H i < Ball .Agency, North Tarryfcown, .V Y. We5 are awaiting 'their CoiiltTn i Now look for further notice. Wt?M Siminnns,?.Mgr. 'R. N. Cox, Capt.,James A. Graves, ' Seen fare. 113 Arch St.,, Marion. S. i MARION .NEWS* -T r Xhe Young People's "Progressive Club mi?t 'in its regular session in St. John _on last Wednesday night. . > , RE BROWSINGS H(;AI<I>NEK .ken a derided leap as a result of the out out m C leveland, last week. The the C hampion ?aj considered by the U ah?l dial the c.VofekCiT w ho is not of v virtni> ; and That the Teuton exjiihMiiu.l.' and ainuiiei.ierits as to cause luinitio to htm. .The fry has changed i>'opd one." _? jt ' . _ " *"" i. St cililnig. of lit'orjjia s^h- a~iroun?tbe kind of salts that is precVded by ax's Sit name', before ho know what it " 1 'n.i-.v ? l-tiiii that Max hit the Poach ti nk of t ie? i u in ila v up ..amp ciicus for several weeks pre 0 of the ta> tki j that would be used by iTioii that the'niun fioin overseas had ureal e-t strategist and champion'that In..wit John Aithui Johnson,. bettoi * * ni : i li .Mann" to tlie_ond that he 'was ipoiiiit fed1 which .Jitclv was noted; and i?n the (iemyia dumping Jack. Moral: !? cent iii.the uuudiule tor thp leather pile. , -" 1 ?_ ? i iiitrltt-T?rft Ti ri77ichanipipn>.ldp ' full because Father Tinre said "No" It must prove liiehly. satisfactory to elu'ji Sir th'iit a-ti" |HMt'ojrp-^handle " a 'ntri'faciT.iisl\. mid that it viascitis iiitabl. fv.?r' the- mayhem.-??- 1 - H . " ' '. 1 i1'' I : n i' anil 111 a W eTUp'l'.U . teil"' |fii>' I -t'olini : ay "I Couldn't beat Schluel ?tcilfi. I In-. t,hi: uue'n-inline We would cua-- tor that i just what this l'uuimo Li.?M r'Ti i. i g*.i' ,? .i1i I ' I Ml.I I'hillfa tin : all ?TT.v?-?d .r.-b?T>"iiip-ey, dethroned hu llaiitiuii li.miprey if you prefer, n the- riire. I lie' battle lasted the'en he-hami i-.4-i.-e,'?Ki'ntii reports l-*pm-pM'?y i: i , \\ hi ii.'- Li . tiiIti11 asked that he stop - 1! ai'd i'. a "lielit' " After that h n'.'i \ i hme . t hey hud?-head, for but V-..- . I |..| f ' < !i i .i - o 11 I ll'lll liUtll. TIllT i:: ! !.!. < ! it , i ylhmy ' he. gets >!' a i i "i!i I > I *iil It V In-iKling. hi, "own ll ! I :ti !j^li. 1'he.V an* Itlul'0 i"Ush 'iUS|o 1''>' iltt-K in i- u lii) yo to yames for In _l o ? ! . ' >! i n curt . ol<>ut ih>- . Ins day i" I tab. iii.n(r 11 if huiiie i un 1'unn.us n l?i .<< ; hit . 11u-in. II V?J1 '' -1" Olllli l... U'hlll* -Willi h' n * F?-?I ! n?'?l mil SpTafs Wi-Iit tlo>v'n. ii iiix .jiii ; ..1 li.,' In 11111 111 in I i'inl, Iml t . i Tii|.ii i i piilUe tu-SiV " Viili'l't* " l'\'li> I It linV.H, t to; ball got* I I-O-' I I?LO-? 1-1 but- ill -?.U* ha-. lu-1 thr> I' t" '"ji i l .'biintoi who r- a lover - ii! tyo'.i a* he gt ife\os lor hi. J l..i! vxJ'ftnKt 11.~t a ti ionii aird lor i.j i.tb.li!!; . ... ? i. . T ,:,J ilroUno W.t.hlf II \i i 1 ' 11 i - l- U??- yn-i'iflai y Mi?.-' I lib' I ?niiin:lv.- h;pl prepared a 1''1 mi ..i*i .mi wlnvh wuV enjoyed I *i?.*? i- lu.tKii.j.'. rapid t,*' " ' ? ' s:: 'i' '.'.J 1 * I St. John aie : |'i .* no* a | n i >: r.uti . In lit* felldured 1 1 ' 1 ' I I1 ! ' . nil lit 1 III' III I I.'ii .11*' I Mai inn haVe tie. i iUi_ited ; in.' ii.' .| i I ci'l in In* frii'M-iit Shter : 1 ' ;i"' 1<K-"t t , I hi-' -Apr iVraiu lei.deii 'in ;?frr- 1?1 'h'li'ta i rrrp+rl rrtr?ar i-.J mi a" I., ajl ? i -1 v- r Marie Kaikj "!'< W till' 1'i'lr'irt . * ' l : Ft. inti?Hiit', llr irs-ot)tfu' I"11"K we- iii; . ho Will soon be up 1 '!J."-! ' uv.iiu. Siii* ij- t?n i - ut St, .\ !.::' ; .u . aiiiniic tlii.- youtitf. : I'.. I. j iiu lu'tl the w ill* of ? 1 ! I ,1 1 .1-1 ..II 111 -1 Slilida V :'i:m 'I,, i .in.i. vbnv -r?nr* ft end- 'I Hi'.. 11.11 1.1 tlro'-W. H. an J "j ! \ti an,tn > Meet iujr. Sin' reports __j i. : 1 . \ ion. ' . ' . ' . l.'.i I ?\i . he.is nip- |Vrt..*;iilioi? eliier !. "ii.i n.i'iva tiiiiiit* !oi httio-olf "I these j .1' liiiV 1i li every week. Hi 4. jX,?. i n l_. ,-unI_ui i.il 1,11 y 11 i W.. -J ;? At i ' ! . ; r. i J .leiik ins of \ imrlu i'S i .i;,111a . 1 w iili, n- In. t Sunday A. i M- .it .* -in j?;111_ w it>h t lie" .(ierulds. -j d v. ' l;T-ri"-r-eet| , Hti rr-nrn, W 011 itU? 1 o 11; 'j Aii_,i ;,amt l.ala Kiiii-iiin with Minn I \ naii I', i'li-kett, nil of .\fftllinSvslop. ! I'l d "a ; ; I.e. A M. I-:.. Millast Miiinl i. ini'ii nine: enioutelVi Or tinea I ' 'ii i. ! i\ '? 1 iii ;1 *.r p:11.s 'A lih lh'*dh. i Alii *-.I I'avi. , A i t lull 1 ?.t\is and i lit I i".> f - \. M.u l. inoloti-d down ; ;y -J_ l if t.-UUI - SUlld.l V a H el'III mil ' . j ; -i'i ft!?M i"1 Ah't fan Willi-?fTrmrra+r j '.-t J v 'W"<? I l<t\'e- -I- till"* pa^tot*. I;. . \|, hd'.-li t.i t in- B<4pt. Church' it i' ii in t l'l'.r. Si John last Sund j iii ih. a 1.11 i iiiiiMi, liis eh oil tiuiii-hed i i* ' ii.- e a jfj'eat preatrhad. ;. ' j . Uil'.l V II I I' VI u ^ | All law I l.-.td ) ? Sf* J ll I III" * .-V. M. I I. ' li'tTTi In-re oil I'heTFy'St;, Wedj ii.. , July l.i, in*tin--. I'lh'i'tori.tl Col i ?:*. ?r fr wdl tic held * hero-Oil that >.i!i-.. < 'in ?li I. gate? :M r. William H. j < ii.ivu: Sr.. ami (hi* people, of our city Hi u.al :m' c\tra plans fiw'a gi-and ' j.H'U" amijji-nt. Mr. (iH'cii is also a j " aid el. :i ! i I'K'i'luiii ,i. a delegate to r1 h'- ? tr > .il" <'onl'ci 1'iuv iii Cleveland, I ?L . m \l iv < 'i.uiu' to St. JaoiI ?...iim! '.iitr lol (il Cell. <* Ah- 1 'oilif A. \\ esjon ol tht; Spjir; itin!tiiii'l faculty cunie last week " ! ? i ! .t leA ilays" With relatives and litemf " in li'-r old home.. ~ Friends are .1 .t i\s a ; ' 1? I iwdiled I" llnv e lli'l home M- .d.unv- '/.. Iy?Iwards. Hessie 1,. 1.??11? \li s1; Kate , It,- Press Icy ami ?I'11 11 ?!''!i i ni (In- i M ani'i'tiuryt SutiiiiicV Scluioj came lid'ine laviweek and |id ii| I.li?-. I IK-Mrs. (Id sa Collin continues sick at ! his writing. Mr.. Morris Jackson ,died Sunday' morning, Jum* J, on a passenger train in Atlanta. (?a., as it was'leaving he terminal station for South Calolina and poihU North./ ' j. :t - ' V ' ' ? ' ] 1 . . _ * / Mi", Jackson was born and reared ir -i-Abbeville County. He Nyen? to AC lanta, Gu., abbut one year ago. Am on June 21", he was on his way honit and died suddenly on.the truitu_ _____ His body was -'.hen removed fron the train. It was later brought tc Abbeville for burial, accompanied b> his neiee, Mrs. Ida Pullin of- Atlanta Mr. Jackson is survived by a wife t> children a number of other relatives and friends to mourn his passing The funeral services was Tield here in Shady Grove Church a' 3:00 IV M., June 2S, conducted by-sthe"apastoi after which the remains was laid le rest in the chdrch cemetery. ^ Mr. L. A. Richie, "the old rcliuUtt undertaker," in charge. Miss Nettie Ann Goodwin of Gladys Hospital of Atlanta, Ga., came home Saturday moiSung. to spend 2 weeks with home people. Miss Good2 -svtn bdl-tuti-e~jlunday ,af' tefnnon-&apL ~ 1,-1930 to take the nurse training in warm welcome by her; many friends Mi -.'Tda-PuHitt ot Atlanta,i: spending awhile with relatives on Secession Avenue, Tlif uiidei taking business of Home and BYown h^s changed its name, It is now Home and Company. Mr. -*11. Clifton Taykftr tin- only colored emhalmer of our city is connected with the company. ..Mr, Taylor, is an Abbeville man luul holds his embalming diploma from llu- St'ltOUl Ot' Chit'ltgO, " Illinois.?tir?rtrfn?pn.'.w d?the State -Board of South Carolina, and is a lice used - embalmer of South Carol in Mr. Taylor says lie will very higldy appreciate the patronage ot the people ol' Abbeville County as an embalmer, reirai'tllesr ul which undertaker ~ y utl employ. ? . :?;? Mrs. Kliz.i. Hagan left Wednesday of las. week for New York City. She was accompanied as far as Bal i ii111111 to .M.'iVei -NuiviU--Jotm,-pii wlm Will stay . there "vfith tus mother until school opens here. ' . ltev. and Mrs. N.. H. Franklin and - - thi-tr- twin mhli'vu-.f rum?Beltun here Thursday night of last week at St .1 nines A M. K. Church. Rev, and M i s. Ft anklui have two sons and two daughters- who (Viuslied in ChitJin CoI h-).',- til Orrmgrbtng.? They nre known ai tin* ''Frankiin (Quartet." The\ ,-ang?sworn}?mtVre-stiuv pieees?and ivcited I'Uinty reeifalToit:. .The ailinisnun was only ten cents. Tbey were here hy ret|Ue^t . ot Mrs, Melzcit.i llni r t-. Decry thing war enjoyed by all. lie v. Franklin w ill be here again and preach at St.' .James "for Dr. 1* .S. Mosely and. In congregation on the" fourth Sunday m-ghl, July.t lit#. The- FiankLin t^u.n tvt w ill also sing u gain lii'i\*. on that following Monday - .. 1. l r 11.11 '7 I a I i v li.i.k-. ! -. invited "-Ttt-im ~f>t < : dllt, to-. l)>?lli -sol V ICOS. The - mi iiit-.:mmiit will in in i.iiit-y, Greenwood* Hodges,. Cokosbuiy, ilonea. I'ath, Calhiiun Kails,Duo 'West, BelU'i.i ami 'any oilier- neu?bv eitiex- aii all invited lu' come. Big St James will hold you. all. Mix. Mamie Goodwin returned from Spai lanbui1\l lust Sunday and loll hoi- sil.r feeling htter, but -till in bod? Mrx._Bei;r> ha:-, a host of lrieild* o\er the State who wish-for hob a r-ale and -sneedy ru;iivt'.[;y. - line of* tho oIVii-ers" of~S t"J tunc:> told u.-" a few days ago that ho will walk out. of any ehureh oil aiiypi vaehot .if ho preaches over hi) mum.ox. Ilo also told tlx. to publish it in the Pal-motto header. W.dih thi- pvulleuian lroiti now on. < lor . .lit ' i I I 11 Mr A 1: I- all r miles now si not* the arrival ot good company in the er.y. ? Sir \\ . 1). Iladdon of- Alexander lodge No. is and Sir 1 . iim i of - 1' 111 ljji I' 111 i o.? A I.I -'.ale lioW re.nl> lot' t he tioai.il11ul elooirio oity of Anderson u.: vi.aiid -representatives to the K. ul B 11rand?d .odiirtTAniiouiwitig 1 lie Coming ol Hallelujah Oho Of tiio loading NYrtru dramas of '.ho day will Ire presented at Abbeville Vourp House Auditorium Momlay Ju; i\ L TTiifr' "pT'tV dexpiot'?ill mid ii iiv 11 ltd Dixie also it- will grip .your heart, stir, your soul and hold you spellbound. Some of the loading Sjegro talent of Abbeville will appeal oil tage. Sou will see what bapp^isato a disobedient Ixi.v at a cabaret. Don'f -rm-- .(t,,. caLaiet, The cuburfe/l ix.utte Thug' The. play in aDuttt-nw gicutest one on stage iodtiy iuttong liit' Negro raio. Il is.iron? fourteen to eight (I'll airf s-mt4udmg-Xcgro sptr?11?ist' lull I?r romance and tragedy. One \vliter describes li'Vis ' \'tho |>lay with a soul." The^ D. A, ,< ;11111 w ill|>b .-> 111 black face comedians," it) short air's until K:dU/ atSO oMc . sili-nlili aina. The clll lain* loi1 Negro iliama will rise at-Shio sharp. . Admission lf> fonts, single, 2f? touts - -couple.- Tlirue piece orchestra will ptay^fW cutdirel. The ph?.\r w religi"Tius us well ,us educational, sensationul and emotional. Uon,,t .miss in most spectacular affair. ? J; Wh'lteiield 'dVrT^tfd+rector -uf. 1-lny ft Georee Brooksl and Mrs. J.. O .Kfc. Brown, directors ot music. I. V4RKNS NKWS ~ Services \Vere held in all churches at the usuat hours on Sunday. .The rain on Sat iu;dtey helped refreshed everyone and we are still thanking '.he Master for such cooling and re vicing shitwrn; Hp* tor VV hite picat lied a .soul stirring sermon one - long Ho l?f?TTTnembered.,. Subject, "Huith." * ' Mis/Maggie Duckett Montgomery ami lit'le daughter Margaret of De, troit are visiting her home tulk^ Mestlames Rem 41 Garret/, Sarah 1 ludgens and Mattie Mangum are on the sick list also Mrs. Geneva Shotton. * ; Thursday afternoon little Miss KliV.abeth Garrett was hostess to the " SllliheHTn?Clnh of?Ret hot. A?Voi^l interesting program was rendered after which delightful ice cream and cake was*served. Little Miss Margaret Montgomery and Billie Barksuale were guests.'Jn honor of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Camel; the "E. 0. Social Club" gave a miscellaneous shower at the home bf Mr. and Mrs. Willie E. Garrett, TuesF 0 ' I LfcADER ? i day evening, June 30, dancing was the r feature of* the evening,. The eottpk* i received many useful gifts, Delight? ful ice cream and cake was served. Wednesday evening Mrs."A. H. Lei vant gave a surprise binthday party > in honor of her husband, Rev. A. A. ' Levant at their home on West Hamp, ton St, Approximately forty guests , were present. 1 Mrs. P~S. Hicks returned thanks to the hostess. Mesdames Cerilla iludr ens aliTl Margaret Smith assisted , *lit* hostess in serving the refresh nients. The uui-of-town guests are: > Mr. a.nd Mrs. Walter Levant ami littie daughters,-Thelmu and Geraldiiie ' Mr. a\ul Mrs. K, C. Williams, Misses <lassie liuuens and Ruby Chok, Mr. K. D. Lettinan, Rev. A. H. Levant, Jr. > und Mrs. .A, B. Boyd. ? The Gleaners Club of St. Paul gave a truest meetinirat the ehurch. Thurs ?lay afttuaiomi Alls Katip. Hicks won i i t prize, while Mrs. Lida Irby won JiM; alter- a very- intere -ting- progiaiu -refreshments were, served. Oil Thursday' evening, Mrs. Lida It by gavu a guest meeting at her residence for the benefit of Queens Con-, le t that is to be held later, watch for tfn? date. 'Mrs; Kt'ta Gai lington was hostess ti'i the Auuxiliory Club of Bethel on i iday afternoon with a large crowd i>resent. During the social hour a 'delicious frozen course Was served. " Again on. ' 'rfdtty evening?the?ftr ?I . P.?I1, of St.?Html r ntei'tninod nl a guest meeting at the church after + he-program delightful refigshment.s. were served. "Rev. and Mrs". White, Prof/ W. A. -U-hiter?-Mes.-d's Clarence Clinkscale, l iither Leake and others were visi mi's in Columbia last week. Mrs. Parle Owens visited Spartani.nig and Greenville the past.week. Mrs. Warren (Woman EyanttelistV [ Peen rumtucting a revival at Boon J Chii p pelle cTli ring tin- past weeK .?U-^+Mcrftil results a packed'audi i. ncetgreeted h'ci: each night. " ? -M car- And4cy-W-any.er-_^pi.uit- .lhc^v.Vck end with mother and child. lev.. MeFadden and little daughc and other- yore dinner g tie's R 'A of Mcsd'aine? Reddickauttk ~ II .yum1 <'!i Sunday. MAss. Rear I Dawk ins spent the - -s -.i'ly part of the week in Spartan-. " ~!T;n tr as I'liM I.I' Mrs. Rainier. ' Mrs. N'et'tie- I.eako was iuaomp;' - iS',1 to tireenville during Die week i Prof. White i\>r- care of her; eyes. Mrs. F. V. Dendy attended the W. Ik and F. Missionary .Convention in . i ..luinhia "'the past week. \\v are sory t?i report Mrs. Huttie i ; ilitcnr nil Melt h t. Mr. 1.other'Owens and lady friend ?TT~ tTlWhvithl" we re Visitoi s of Mr. -? it-Mrsv~F.avie Owens during the. .1 : , . Rev. l evant .has been confined-_U? i , .1 for the pasi tfw days we wish for t mi To .-"dIT" be?nut;. - ? Mis. Malinda Woody left for Green,ile and' Asheviile accompanied by l.er son of Greenville. IIF.NMTTSY11.1.1: NEWS M i^^ij'e ha\iij)r . plent y nice season 'U our vicinity along with the inaiy i ins we are haviMg senile severe t??rms. . " Mrs. .R.eeds, IS years old son was 0 1 i I -4 I THE F I 1310 Assembly ? 1D MHKSI y. ? ^ * / ?? ; : : r"~ 1 I * . " : '. * . < ?A instantly killed by lightening last | " week. Rev. and Mrs. P. B. Mdodona, pass j through the city Sunday-morning en j side of their seriously sick sister, j . Mr,s. Putsie Zigmbn. We trust she I will soon recover. ? Mrs. Cherry Hanna of Philadelphia, ! Pii^. arrived home last week to the j delight of parents and family Rev. and .Mrs. W. M. Hanna on Marshall Street. . Shq in under a special, vreal merit from l)r. Hanna, her broth- j or. He is one of the best in the eoCm-'ty and wo rest safe for a speedy recovery if its (tod's will. . Mr, Alex Cousar, is no more. He died this week in- McCall, S. C. Prof. J. W. Morris in charge of the body. Prol". J-. S. McKnight arrived from St,,Me College Sumnter .School in - imp for the funeral r to rest Mrs. Sue Covington is no more. She quietr ly !p??sed"away ihis-morning. Fun-" eral will be announced. .Many picnics and games were giv-' en- on the. 4th. Rev. Washington, daughter Miss Viola Washington left for Allendale where she \vitt;~pach in the Summer School this term. We trust a. pleasant stay and a safe return to our city, as she is much needed -heres Miss Annie M. Stephens, Mrs. Jen Rev. ,and ILl; A (' Conk spoilt the w^ek-end home from BenedietAllen Suminer School. They reports a pleasant stay-and-one-of the-best sessions .they have ever attended. The diderelict, clubs and Siinday School classes are doig nicely every week tliey were reporting .splendidly 1 I A MESSAGE OF When ieath inVades yoiir Tamil; c solation comes to you from the f -S AMR UlyNEVOL KNT-ASSnri A ?. protected by insuianCC~laws, to -S policy which your forethought o* A auch.J . The Mqtuat ltelie?-& li S T. R. YOUNGBLC PllON K 71 Sfi I BE AS! r; OF GETTINC B "Call for the I. CLAUJ BRBAB . "sGUTH'S FAV? fVercl jccas i o n a 1 Advert i semen ^ ? all make friends for your f our paper. ? H make eontaeis for y(Hi_r_ d not'lie made. >uilcl confidence that pays 11 encourage our readers ? > ? M'l|> The Palmetto Trader and the State of South C and progressive business 1 Phone 4523 . 5ALMETTO LE it. *' . I Saturday, July Tl, 1931. ~ ^ and moving on with every pArt of thy church. .Everybody joins In with the supper and make the program move oni, Mr. Arthur Lucas left. Thursday fur Washington, D. C., after spend- | ing a we,ek or more in the city with relatives and friends. Mrs. Louvinia Stubbs visited her neice Mrs. A. Busk. Miss Mabel Grace was Called home from SITnTfnerville, S. C , to the bed-side c^t-Ufcuy sick ..niajgr, A?iss Bes--sie GratHa. / ? ** ' 'V" Miss Edith Grace is attending the State College Summer School. Sunday was a rainy day. The faithful souls turned out as usual. Rev. and Mrs. W. M. HartfTa is very proud of their youngest son, Rev. Leroy C. Ilanna, who received his. B. S deoiess in June from dark?Utii^ ? ?? versify, Atlanta. Ga. Mr. Hanna graduated frum ClaTlm Theological Sem? ?:?! lor of Dovinit-v. This should, be an example for others to follow. He will or hope to visit our city very soort. - . Kev. \V.. F. McCoy sermons are very deep and inspiring each service; The members of St. Bulah says he \vjll_ ' die pastoring fo.r them. -? Dr. YV. S. Hanna keeps busy reading V. range mail from many angles ?f the sta'te. l.ook out Genning St. (ini-( oltncdTTrng store is compelled to. stay open from 7 A. M. to 11.30 1'. M., especially these sunimerj days. Jflease phone l)r. '1'. Kichardson if. any thing special on. (smiles) Monday eyentng the trip around?the world was ^a real success in most respects. "^j Reese and McCullum sponsors. - j .. - .... ' EC8arK7aOj3&Q&0ace3?33^^ ? CONSOLATION " ;| r- , ) ranks, "wh at' a message 6T con- i act that THE MUTUAL RELIEF J .TION is under contract aud you i pay you promptly your insurance j trsuaded you to take out covering 8 ienev'leiit ArssrofSrC. ~| ? >OD; Oen. Manager. '6 1501?/?; TAYLOR STREET g~ SUREB ? j THE BEST " " :m by name" " ySEN'S -.;,? - C A KE S-- ? KITES SINCE 1841" 1 HMVHHHBflHHHHflflHHHHHflHiMHHMflflHHfc ianuj^ t in The Palmetto business among the , -?: s?- -- /_, ? ? ^ * in dollars and cents, m to trade with your B - _ to Boost, the City of arolina! Columbia's ^ 1- 1- ?r? + men. ADER " I ; Columbia, S. C.