The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 11, 1931, Image 7
Saturday, July
Rev. Br~T. Murray left the city last
Wednesday for Columbia University
where he will do special \vork in Religious
Education. Rfcv. Murray is
the head pf that department a<t Harbison
College.
Dr. H. M. Lambright, with- his son
and daughter, Mr. Milton'Lambright
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miu ithms r>|izaoetii Lambright of
Cleveland, Ohio, Were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Green of Charleston,
S. C., 30 Morris St.
Among the delegates attending the
Quadrennial Session were Mesdames
M. L..Green, J. Horrey, M. L. Witherspoon,
F. C. Greenwood of Charles'
ton; 'Mrs. V. T._Murray and Miss
Carolirje Wilson of McCl^llanville,
South p.Crolina.
- __Miss Rosa L. Frazier left the city
for Pittsburgh, Pa., expecting to visit
several points North, accompanied
by her nephew, Master VemeU'White.
They are stopping with Mr. and Mrs.
Judson Withers. 720 Atlantic Ave.,
r Pittsburgh, 'Pa.
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Mrs. Helen Davis of Waverley left
the city-Friday for West Hampton.
?? ?L: I.,1 to Visit her sister. She will
stop over in Maryland and visit a sis
\?v and brother there;?The time for
>-Returning has not been considered.
t Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson of Baltimore,
Md.,' Mr. and Mrs, V. Mitt'?ven9,
Mrs. Mary -Wilson?of Cinnath,
. Ohi6 and Mrs. Mary Vinson, were the
lovely house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
K. H. Davoll at their home in Ridge~
wood last Tuesday.
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A beautiful bunch oFAugusta, Ga.,
young women motored to Columbia on
July 4th to spend the day with their
friend, Mrs.? Estell Harfy They had
quite an enjoyable time.' Theyi4vere
broughtr over by Mrs. Lueile Dent
Ketch in her pretty najy. free wheels
ing Studebaker. Her guests were:
Mrs. Lucile Dent Ketch; her uncle
Mr. George Sanders, Miss Louise Mc- j
Laughlin down on a visit from Detroit;
Miss Geneva Nance formerly of
Greenwood, . S. Q.t Mraj?Geraldino
Walker and Mrs. Willie Mae Bonner,
(^ome again girls.
MR. P. R. WEBBER ON THE JOB
Gadsden, S. C., July 5, 1031?As
an evidence of his progressiveness,
we use the foregoing headline, relating
to-Mrr -P. R. Webber, of Gadsden,
S. C., who has marketed this year watermelons,
weighing from 20 to 35
pounds.
Mr. Webber's "melons are usually^
early for this section, as he always
has some to market-,-before the 4th
of July.* ,
SAW MILL BAPT. CHURCH -
On account of the inclemency of
the weather the last Lord's day, the
attendance was very small. ~ Rev.
Booker preaehrrl from Matt?511H ^
Ye are the salt of the earth."
The?Children's day Program the
3rd Sunday in June was. well rendered.
Rev. Booker Reached at the
Level Green A. M.. E. with a very,
large attendance. All who witnessed
the sermon was well pleased. .
Services at Dyers Hill A. M. E. Z.
Church are?being spiritually served.
DUMAS CLUB ROYALLY ENTERTA1NED
The members of the Dumas Club
were royally entertained at the home
T7Tof Miss Eva Belle Castor Tuesday
J evening at its regular?meeting and
the president, Mr. Russel was right
on the job when the members entered
. . the house they found the entertaining
? rooms nicely arranged and are-electric.
fan added much to their comfort.
A. few minutes were then used for
business during which time weekly"
dues were collected and a few plans
for the improvement of the club were
was unable to have on the Fourth
was planned for Auguest 20.
?' After_business meeting- tables were
arranged and for twenty minutes
everybody was engaged in a decisive
batfle of whist when the twenty
t minutes were up the timekeeper called
intermission while Miss Castor served
______ Jello and Cake, and everybody but Mr.
Guiles had enough Jello. Wher\.,the
tables were cleaned' whist pltfyflnpr
w?*a rtraunieu ior ten mioutes and each
? . person was trying to ralTy enough'
points to win * ptioe.?first prize for
the ladies was won by Mrs. Tolsie
Harper and Mr. Lamar Bradley won
first prize for the men. Miss Annie
Williams held the lowest score and
won a prize also. The
members were happy to welcome
Miss Hertacine Cannon back
to the Club who has been away teaching
in Alabamma. (She looks well
and reports having had a successful
year. She is an old member of the
club and offered many helpful suggestions
during the business meeting.'
Mrr David Bethea will entertain the
NOW DJ2AN BAILEY
Mr. Joseph A. Bailey, of this city,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey of
2018 iMarion Street, June graduate of
Atlanta University, formier student
of Benedict College, now Dean of
Education, State_ College, at Pine
Bluff, Ark., with his wife are visiting
their parents here. Dean Bailey take
up his new duties in SeptamWr.
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I "The Independent Social Club met
a?t the home of Mrs. Sarah Massa i
Wednesday evening, July 1, with the <
president presiding. We had a very i
interesting meeting. Plans were ef- <
fected for a party the club will give 1
on Wednesday July 8. After the i
transaction of business, Mrs. Massa \
served the club a delicious course of c
punch and lemonade and sweet crack- 1
ers which the members heartily ep- <
joyed. * ' ]
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PHILLIS WHEATLEY BRANCH ;
OF THE COLUMBIA PUBLIC LI- 1
BKARY, 1429 PARK ST.
June's Report is follows:
Adult circulation: Fiction 275; Nonfiction
60, Total 335.
Juvenile Circulation: Fiction 233;
Non-fiction 174, total 407.
Entire circulation: 742 books and
4 magueies.
New members: Adult 24, Juvenile :
18, total 42. ' -y
Present memebrship. 968. 35 more i'
books added to the collection, 5 of
which are reference books. Several I 1
good magazines were donated by a. 1
friend.
One more month will close a year's
work of the library. For the first 1
anniversary we hope to have 1000
members an^ 2000 books available.
In a few days we hope to have many !
new books for the anxious readers who
are waiting. ?J
Visitors are always welcome. Continued
cooperation for^the best interest
of the work, including careful
handling of the books, is desired.
-Uoursx 12 to 4 P. M.. and 6 to 8 P. _
ivl., every day except Sundays and '
'holidays.
J. W. Talley, Librarian.
ST. PHILIPS REFORMED
EPISCOPAL CHURCH i
Bonneau, S. C.-r-The best schools
are usualfy those which the pastor i
understands best and serves most intelligently.
The need of the present ~
is pastors who will appreciate the
school and will realize that from the
schools comes the church, that the
school is making Christians during _
the only time of life in which any .
large numbers are made, who understands
that it is better to' keep one
young life with its unused stars '
of usefulness for the Kingdom "than to j
Win back many worn out lives. The
seminaries are today training pas
tors who know these things and "who* 4
understands the educational principles
of the modern school. If -the
pastor appears indifferent to the '
school, let some one quietly make him '
-a-gift of a book or books that will- J
quicken his appreciation of its principles.
Let others sertd him to the !
meat conventions when; such things discussed.
Let him be brought by--'
_-very means into close toulh with the 1
present widespread and mikjity move^ 1
ment for moderns effectivfe religious ^
education, that he may give^his best
service to the school. It i^ not often
necessary that the pastor be given
a class regularly, < neither i& it
wise for him to become the superin- 1
iendent. His is the wider work of
watching, inspiring, teaching others;
being indeed pastor of the school.
AIKEN NEWS
Cumberland A. M. E. Church
Our Sunday School is growing rap"ttfty
now every Sunday the teachers -i
report new scholars. Primary CJass
.wo^-y,-taugnt by the Pastor; Rev.
Jennings has the largest increase for
th? month of June.?The flupl. Mt. vV.
M. McGhee, ik constantly urging
the .teachers to go out in community
and build up their classes.
ing critfcal times yet. our church '
work is on the upward trend. Our
organizations are working hard to 1
help put over the program of the
church, to hear our Junior Choir sing T4
U MUSIfai lical lb 1UVIT0 Uf=gg?fcg
music and song; and from our Junior
church we got nine converts \ast
month. . ,
Mrs. D. E. McGhee, President of 1
the W. H. and F. M. Society of the
-Jouth Carolina Conference and Mrs.
Mattie B. McGhee, Secretary of the 1
infpi <r>riot.y. invited h large delegation
who were attending the Quadrennial
Missionary Convention inXloTum.
hia, ntitr tti Aiken last Saturday July
4th. Jn; the parfcy-were Bishop* :
IS. L. Graeri/T). IX, and W. A. Foun-,
tain, D. D , Mrs. W. A. Fountain.'Mrs.
S. L. Green,- Mrs W. D. ChappeHe,?
Mrs. K. B. Hurst, Mrs. C. S. Smith,
Mn-W. 9. Diooha, Mrs. J.Aj Gregg, Mrs.
Lucy M. Hughes, Mrs. Ira T.
Bryant, Mrs. Sadie B. Anderson, Mrs. ;
Emily C. Kinch, Mrs. E. H. Coit, Prof.
A. S. Jackson, and Miss Eva Mahew
Marocka, a native of West Africa.
After seeing some of the sights of
our beautiful city they were brought
to Cumberland Church where a grand
reception were served the guests in
the Sunday School room of the church 1
The 'menu consisted' of "Bar B. Qr ]
pork; Jiasfr, macardhi, rice, potato sal-H
ad, pickets, punch, cream and cake, j
in trlnwincr i ptok of tho mpmht?rc r?f ,
the church and the wonderful reception
given them, and congratulated
the pastor for being among? such a
Mrs. Lillian fc. Jennings, Mrs. Anloyal
membership.
geline Jenkins, Mrs. Mattie B. Mc- '
Ghee and Mrs. D. E. McGhee, were
delegates to the Quadrennial Convention
which met in the City of
Columbia, S. C., last week.
Those that visited the convention in
Columbia last week were: Rev. J. B.
Jennings, Rev. A. B. McGhee, Bro.
'D, A. Jones, Mrs. Francis Corner, ;
Mrs. H. E. Albany, and Mrs. G. Lrr
Smith
The "Trip Around the World" sponsored
by the Boosters Ulub was a
great success a large nuhiber of our J
member? and friends went with us. 1
Sunday July 12, the presiding elder
of the Charleston district Dr. I.
W. Wilborn will preach at both services
at Cumberland, are asking
our friends to come out and hear
this great divine.
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R. F.tJ: T. NEWS
The R. P. 0. T. Social and Liter*
iry Club was entertained- at the home j
)f Mrs. Long, June 30th. The meet-"
ing begat) at 8:30 tfclock and the l
:lub's business was discussed brief- <
ly. After the discussion some of 'the j
members and the - nests '- ??d whist j
vhile the others enjoved themselves |
lancing. The refreshment which was (
/ery cold delicious punch, was serv- !j
?d by the host. The guests were: .
Mrs. Mirander Eleazer, Misses Pautne
Johnson, Evangeline Wilson, Harriet
Taylor, Loi)lse Ingr&ln, Lillie
Mae He l-*- Ethel Coffee* Mr. John (
Wade Johnson, Harry Riley, Moses ,
Bailey, Gedrge Jfnktns: - I
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EAST LYNN SPONSORED BY "Y"
WEDNESDAY ONLY JULY Ibtb !
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?uc Di trah 01 uay uiri KeserVe 1
Club hMd their meeting Wednesday
afternoon at f :00 o'clock Mis* NVil- l
helmina 'Roberts is tli2 wideawake ^
president of this club and she with her i
group have worked out some interest- 1
ing vespers programs and some hik^ -i
es and out door games, v . I
The committee of management i
wishes to thank those who bought i
tickets for Manslaughter from the j
>Y" repi%sentatives Wednesday, July J
1st. The Capitol Theatre is cooper- 1
iting with the Finance Committee of <
the "Y" in their efforts to_ add to
Hip ,<V" Rnilriingr Fnmi i
East Lynn will be shown next
Wednesday and Thursday, the 15th
and 16th. 40f/i of the proceeds from
the tickets sold by* "Y" agents for H
Wednesday the 15th will go to the 1
'Y". Th^ Finance Committee is~~
working on some form of prize for i
the person selling the highest num- -1
be r of tit Ret.-, tm?the pictures upuil- ">
sored by the "Y" fromtime to time. -J
Miss Carrie Belle Hoover sold the <
largest?"number ?Manslaughter:- This
opportunity is given for Wed- i
aesdays only. 1
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FLORIDA DELEGATES jENTER"'
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On Saturday afternoon at the M. \
M. 9. C. Post No. 4, 2029 Taylor 91.7
:he Florida delegates to the Quadren- |
nial Meeting of Wk H. and F. M. So- \
?iety were honored with a reception i
given by Mrs. Matilda Griffin, a mem- !
aer of the National Encampment of.,?
the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans \
af. Foreign Wars of the U. S. .
Mrs. Griffin, who was listened to \
with great interest gave a brief ac- .
:ount of her work. A speedy pro- *
gram was then rendered after which I
an_ice cream course was served.
Mrs. S. A. Ferrell of Tampa, Flu., -j
presented Mrs. Mamie R. Adair of ?:
West Halm Beach. Fla.. and leader *1
af?the?Florida delegation who ex-, y
pressed apf racial ion and inanks toi ?j
the wonderful entertainment. All }
the4atHfs-were-presented with a sou- t
tenir representing the Veterans of }
Foreign Wars, while they sang the j
Florida State Song.
Those present were: Mesdames Jen
nie L7~Brooks, Marhfe R. Adair, S
A. Ferrell, Annie Heath, Alma DeBose,
M? BM. Moore, Julia Tanner, ]
Tessie Finkley, Bessie Epps, Birdie ,
Fayson, Penny Gibbs, Montez Harris, ]
j. W. Williams, Lottie Collins, F. L. 1
E. Williams, Reed Jones, Polly Brooks j
M. F. Arnold. B. Barklev. Georeia !
Mitchel, t*. C. McCutcheon, A. D.
Sapp, E. J. Postell, Q. V. E. Gary, N. )
&:?Calhouni?Annie Johnson, M. M. .
Yonung, N. B. Akery,' Miss Ester ]
Morse, . Mildred Chrispin and baby *
lannita Moore.
SALUDA NEWS
-_On Monday at ld:00 A^ M.,- a meet- .
mg was staged at "the Saluda Rosfnwald
building for'the purpose of re- *
organizing a Society, how known as
the Benevolent. Women Aid Society. "
Some very encouraging - re marks
lodges. After which the otricersT
were elected in a lovely business-like
manner, while Mrs. Pratt of Newberry
presided. '
The out town visitors were from
Newberry,' Chappell, Ninety-Six and
Greenwood, S. C. 1 . -
They expressed themselves as having
"671 joyed a very pleasant day m
Saluda.
Mrs. Wright and little son of Ben- *
nettsvhle is spending .awhile wh h pa
rents, mr. unu -mrs. lu^iiii,
Ptof. Whittenberg_of Simpsonvill^e,
noSy attending Summer School ^at "
State College was a guest of Miss
W. M I.ogaaan Wednesday afternoon..
The agent is asking all deiinguem |
subscribers to please pay up and begin,
anew, for you know the Palmetto
Leader is worth leading."
NOTICE
All deputies of the Court of Calanthe
having votes for the Deputies
Popularity Contest to be ReTcTnf the
Errand Lodge in July,-will please come.,
prepared to report -trt full fop the
imtea or returff ggnre~the~ flrst^^lay
>f the meeting at Anderson. .
. F. L. Carolina, Chairman "
Eliza R. Howard, A^st. Sec.
P. A. Roper, G. W. C.
, ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED"
Mrs. Mamie E. Miller announces
the engagement of her daughter Fannie
Belle to Mr. Jas. W. Sawyer of
Orangeburg, S. C. Marriage to take
place -in August.
CARD QF IHANKS
Many thanks to the dear ones who
nhnwad thair kindnpsn and sympathy,
to us during the sickness and death
of Ray Lindsay. o
The bereaved family.
Uinon, S. C.
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LQCKHART- NEWS .
The letters by Prof. John P. Bur
cess, fclxecuiive_Se.c.retacy of the. Pal
hietto State Teachers' Associatioi
md Mr. W. A. Schiffley, assistan
State Agent of Negro Schools, wil
ae of much interest and informatioi
;o the Negro teacheis of South Caro
ina. We thinks it is one move in th<
ight direction. The Schools now an
aeing tilled by too many unprepare*
teachers. But there is a reason o
:ourse for this. We would sugges
to Prof, Burgess and those in author
ty to see if they could get better pa;
for the qualified teachers and that wil
have plenty qualified teachers now
but i'1 order to keep the wolf frou
the door they leaves of teaching ani
take up other work. All things con
sidered the teaching profession is th
poorest paid in the world. . A teache
sacrifices both time and money t
get prepared. Then on his or he
job they must go clean and descent
keep up with current events, and at
tend Summer Schools. Now remem
oer reader that they are only pai
from 5 to 9 months in the year, an
this salary s\ less than they cai
make in any other"~professkm~wher
thev will h<< nnitl ?< ?> twJvo ?v>rv*ifV
ill the year. No wonder so man
have left and they will continue t
as long. a? they are poorly paid.
Will -the next move be for bette
3alaiy? We vCili see.
"In the midst of lil'e iheie is death
Mis. Mary Pendergrass, the wife o
Mr. J. H. Pendergrass, died in Ches
ter, June 28-and was-hurried the fo]
lowing Tuesday at Grant's Churcl
AJ1J11" ^?- i' hi h'"-"Uifnl life wer
made by Mr. J. H. Land of Loc
Hart anil Mrs. Eva Bepson of Cheste
ind the fuimrul senium was tuuehing
ly [h i :n-ht>d hy Rev F, R Gladdp
jf Chester.
?Rrv:?Perry Dogan, the grand- ol
man is no more; has gone froiji labo
to reward. Aftei* several months ill
-he?passed-away at his home 1
lonesville, where a faithful wife an
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they cuuld for him . He had been a
.'faithful member of Bethany Baptist
Church of Jonesville for forty seven
~ years .and been preaching forty six.
t He was not educated but a great
I preacher, and had the respect of both
n white and colored. The funeral was
- largely attended and following persons
e spoke of his life. ,
? , Mr. P. H. Fair, D.. L. VV. Long, t)ea.
jy,.-W. M. Means, Plbf. W. M. Gogan,
Professor E. D. Gaffney, Professor
1 ; A, A. Sims A number of resolutions
were read and. the funeral sermon-was ~
^ ably preached by Rev. J. C. Tobin,
1 who was assisted in the pulpit by
~ Rev. J. 11. Gilmore, Rev. J. C. Col'
iins and Rev. J. H. Fernandez*.
'! Rev. J. M. Beatty and family of
Winnsboro, stopped in the city awhiie
on his way home from Jonesville, to
e see his sister. Mrs. Ella Goforth. We
1 were glad to see him and congratula^
ted him upon his A. B., degre*? from}'
? Benedict College. Beatty is an
proud of him.
j I ivir. anu lvirs. r.pnraim Jeter, Mrs.
j'Janie Weeks. Mrs. Bessie Miller and
n Mrs. Lillie Glenn spent Sunday'afterc
nuun witt^ Mrs Lillian J. Bogan. / f
s Mr. Lastei- Mobley, Mr. J. W. Smith
Mr. Henry Smith and Prof. W. Al.
0 Bogan motored to J ones vide Priday
to attend the funeral of Rev. Perry
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"The Sunday School was delighted
? to as visitors Dr. C. A. Dawkins,
,f Mr. Mack Mckissick, and Mr. Bud
.. | Foster. Dr. Dawkins our popular
[- j physician made a tine talk, which was
, greatly enjoyed! Call again gentlee
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~foT their kindness shown us during
DLuLillnftLw and Heath of our mother
r and sister, Mrs. Rachel J. Smith and
I- the beautiful floral designs.
h ' (Miss) Rosena M. Johnson,
d t Mrs. Julia J. Floyd.
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GADSDEN NEWS
The Fourth of July was spent very
quietly here. The Gadsden Tigers ,
challenged the Congaree team. Congaree
fell before the Tigers to a score
of 7-0.
The program at te graded school
was enjoyed by those present on the
evening of the Fourth inspite of the*
inclement weather.
The church and Sunday School services
are pntting on new life at
Red Hill since the cail of Rev. T. .
I^- JJuckett to that field of labor 120
pupils wer* at Sunday School last
Sunday. 200 is the goal Jbefore the
summer ends. * . j .
Two of Re^> Duckett's- sister* wor
shipped with us on the 4-th Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Stewart of Seneca an
Mrs. Annie Mae Chick of Benedict
College. .
"Five new members were added on
the fourth Sunday.
Mioses Dorothy and Olivia 'Boleo
are attending Benedict-Allen Summer-School.
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^Mrs. Corine M. Webber spent several?days
in Columbia visiting Miss
Thomasena Duckett and other friends.
Mr. John Scott is visiting his children
Mrs. Emma Tuckert Mrs. Bertha
Mosley and Messrs Robert and Eddie
Scott of Philadelphia.
The "passing of Mrs. Chrlstann
Shiver Sims caused much sorrow and
regret In this "commnnity.
Mrs. Sims was a former member
of Red Hill Church and was a very
adtive church and Sunday School
worker. She resided in Columbia
the last 12 years of her life and was
connected "with" Union Baptist Church
where her service in the church, SuhiL*l
Rfhnril nt>d Missionary Society
did not lag. She completed Her Nurse ~~
Training at Bfiifdici CuHege iir 1980.
She was mar ried to Mr. Frank Sims
ion one child survive.?She made the
supreme sacrifice and was called **to
rest on the 22 of June. t
A crowd attended the funeral w'bich
was conducted from Union Baptist
Church by the Pastor Rev. Boykin.?
Intermen* in Red Hill Cemetery. The
floral offering wefe beautiful and elaborate.
.The bereaved family have
bnr sympathy ^ . .
We regret the' passing of~toiss 0= =
phelia Adams. The family have our
sympahy in their- befeavernentr '?
~^~The members?uf the Missionary -?.
Society of Red Hill will have their
.Thanksgiving services on the 4th Sun- ?
dav in this month, ' The Societies of
St. Marltj Benevolent., Si. Juliu, Mt. ?
Olive, and Pleasant Grove are invited
to the exerci^s. Rev. T. L. Duckett
will deliver a special sermon to
the Societies at 2:3(>. .
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9:30p 10 Columbia-Cinn '9 7:05a
5:00a 24 Columbia-J acka'h 23 10:30p ?
11:20a ? Col'a-Augusta 7 4:17p
|42:48p 20 Col'a-Savannal* 19?8:20a
9:30p 23 Cora-Charlotte 24 5:16a
11:00a 13 Col'a-Charlotte 14 4:30p
9:55p 11 Col'a-Charl'n 12 8:00a
4:55a 15 Col'a-Charl'n T6 8:56a
10:00p 16 Col'a-Greenv'e 15 6:50a %
1:00p 117 Col'a-Charlotte 118 11:20a
10:45a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 6:S5p
Via Camden and Rock Hill.
Pullman care. Dining car*. i