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^ "We I SPORTS PAST' h jjL, . fl. W. BA SPORTS PASTURE BROWSINGS Dean F. Marcellus Staley passed Georgia back to his work at Benne C. Dean Staley ^was known as th< sojourn at State College. He is w wishes of everybody. t '< Coach Jamison of the Allen Yel Jeisuy last Week.toTnake some pre ing of his 1931 squad. He was n Coach of the Champion Allen giTls discussed and are a bit hazy we s Ccach Jamison is not pessimistic c Bus Williams' Midget Gclf Cou ...crowds of gclf devotees. There is tttn sprinkling' of childhoodv youth "j . experts are in course of cievelopm * A few young ladies have taken of them are developing fairly go< yielding their racquets on the All always attract an assemblage of i The unusually large number of this :ummer eaused-tennis to bee a farhicn^ was. actutrtty^ staged of 1 tOO. t1?? .. ' t:' ^ It wont be long now before the much rieher. We have tried to n were available during the dull se doin^ from now throughout the <= last week that the announcement v charge of Athletics at Booker Wa school foot ball may be expected 1 the past. Since the gamut has about been i it best to discontinue our weekly ? ... If those discussions have been f< readers have been benefitted. If -discjisstd and are a bit hazy we s v br any that have not been discuss< HEADLINERS AT TI - . MONDAY <Labo ** ''* * ' ; 'j . : j .. . "SPEEDY" RANDOLPH . Colored Carolina WeTter-welgfc Champion of Charleston, Si ( "Bubhy" Green will fight Battl South Carolina Heavy-weight Ch; fight "Tuflfy" Lawson of Camden, of South Carolina, at The Colum .Day!. . -- * ABBEVILLE NEWS Mrs! Boston Johnson left Sunt ? ' f?,r Atlanta, Ga., to spend' this w< with' her sister. Mr. and Mrs. .Eugene Riley j Mr. and Mrs. Furman Garrett of 1 anston, 111., motored here last \vi and was the honored house guests Mr. and Mrs. William Beard a fid fa il.v on Secession Ave. They recer a warm welcome as Mesdames Ri and Garrett are former residents, this city. They are also sisters' , Mrs. Beard and daughters of the 1 Mr. Charlie Brooks. Mr. George Dixon of Charlotte, C., left last week after spending.a 1 days with home people. Mr. Dixor a son of the late Rev, C. B. Dixon this city. Rev. I)r. \T T Wnlk.-i- r.f -A Hun Ga., closed_a very-successful-meet in Rock Hill Buffalo Baptist Chui Friday night of last week. Mr. apd Mrs. Fisher Strozler i little niece of West PaTni Bench F ???left Monday rrrorning for their ? spertive home after a-pleasant <?' with home people. Mrs. Strozler an Abbeville girl and is the daugh of the late Mrs. Margaret Marsh and Mr..'David Lewis Wardlaw M ~ ghaltr Mr. M. J. Butler the "Quality G eery Man" is still open for busin at No. 6 Secession Ave. Call to mm Dei ore you Duy. Th(* Bp'tist Union will be held Glover's Chapel Baptjst Church. R Harry Samuel Brown will preach introductory sermon. He has sor thtng special in store for his heari , ./' Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cole of Phi (felphia. Pa., came here a few d: fb r.iakc their home. " They are Ab . ville peoole and old friends are g to see them Tiojfie again. Mrs. Fannie Deveaux on Secess Ave., left fr Charlotte, 'N, C., a f days ago for* an indefinite stay.I home is occupied here by Mr. i ' Mrs. AsburyHampton and family. Messrs Tom and Arthur arc vh laifcttUKfrMiithi I uinni T r- ? ~ - " " f AT.K \ ' - ,, ... ) t LIRE BROWSINGS ' L'MGARDNER J ; , - i ft - ? thru last Saturday ?h his way from tt College for Women at Greensboro, N. j little Napoleon of Athletics during his ell known in this state ancLliau- the good * * * How Jackets breezed in town from Wv. pafations for the beginning of. the trainiet here by Mrs. Cecelia McCoy Jumis<>n . i basketball aggregation. They left fpr hall be glad to discuss them on request; >ver the season s prospect?* rse; the Theta is still attracting large ' usually to be found there ol' eve nines a i and age; bt seems "that tome mi mature?i ent. . * * * j to active participation in tennis." Some ' cd games too. They may bo seen i.it.o s len and Benedict courts. Of course they J nere makes. * ' 1 men students who remained in the myv. ome quite popular. A tournament, after [?te. There was some- ?-ood tennis nbi;>\.-<! 1 * browsings in the Sports Pasture vi'l be , lake-the best of the few nium-hinr. ha: ason. There promises to be qyir.o a bit ichool vear. Wo noticed in our ot .'as made that Stallworth i- again to i\a-o ishington. The same high grade of hh-V ihat that efficient mentor has proaue'p.'I * run in our,foot ball cfisoussir r.s w" tia v.-' i discussions with last week's in':a":vm~';.. allowed closely wo foel sure that f-r"0 there are" any questions that have?.b'^n shall be glad to discuss them on re'ruT""-; | ?d. ' ' IE COLUMBIA THEATRE j >r Day) NIGHT?Sr3Q_. . ' ' ' ' \ ' * I m CLAnr>T.., ' ' ' ' 1 ' __ 4-^ 'oftTfotl Carolina 111*;<v > ?cii">i r~? Si? < Champion ul UmiiUi.?' ing-Tillman of Omn'd?nt .-. c . i . . .| rmpionship- and "Speedy" l;a;".?i i. i ; ! S; C., for Uie,\VMter.u<i:-iir?.?? .p i bia Theatre thi.- Monday at *::; ? i !. ? | ink friends on I/'ncknc 1;t-it n.nv.it.Uiyw. Prof. T: WMTT. TT'Tr~ few hours ih (Itet :.wi o S -j j Friends here ur.il < i < -v. ' *,nd learn with dncoro ro",v> T' *VJ nes? of Mi'."Willi" W\ar'. 8 , tient in a hos?i?:d in * E\ . i. ot Mr. Watt h: ? boon ill-f- - , ' l_m" J He ,i> a hrflthor of Mr<. E l,.c^ lar and is kn mri ;n:io:n; a1 ??-?r ,eJ" Watt. .-? 4- j. 1 Mrs. Fannie lin ks ;?>,J her, ate Master Sanders and lit V .!w. M. tor William Fuller of Chituvo.. i v? left last we-k after >pc |><]j ? fr ^ *, ' . , days here with her luo'fer, Mi- . e* Mrs.. Ernest Ki? I * !''l> Mrs.- Hicks-came front ,\ r, . : 0 in an automobile. Si'.- !., - j. ease containing t\yi> hundred ' ! ?!; Wlll'lll 1)1' I'lO In h>K money. There iTTi mr p<r^ ward offered for tin- return -it t suit ease an Fthe .thir.j?s in tV.*" i'' """""t ind finder will please return ih.-in, liW -4C,?4Ct?Fuller _n(.??F'..|m.Fo!?? ??A re- Ahheviller'Sr <\ ft t.. ' - '4 tay Atlanta a.7"tuT(r"vVhT-< vide. s. ; ,s Mrs. Janic* Ellison of A nth r-nii.'. i tall hero last -Saturday . and v.\: Jitguest of Mrs. Jennie \>. (frier <ni ( ' ..If ry St. *Stre left Sunday,..night j Atlanta", Ga., to spend'a lew day-. rn- I Mesdanios Matilda .Smrih. V r.v . .. sce Wilson the three Mi-M'S llruwu'i . and Miss Marfcnroe Wilson ut .\nd?-i r son spent a -fAv hours lewe S^inn .> h 'h afternoon with Mrs. Wil>:on's .man i a/' Mrs. Mamie ttopdtvin and I'.inniy. I ' Ada J". Goodwill fi&tuvncd with tlr-rrr? jj,?" to spend a few days. . [la- Mrs. Susie Johnson of .la,nai> a. Ijg- L. Jt( came hero last -week fur :i.i; a be- days visit home: She riJhiiiod ! ; ' ]a(j Saturday. Her sister. -Mrs. . ; home Mrs. Finlcy ha - a Ik* -t rn , I friendg over the county who : in<f ? * ' ?w [ ly regrets to see her leave. ! infj I Miss Ruth William*; on Secession j Ave., is yery sick at this writ ins;'. * ; sit- Friends hope for her a speedy re- ' V- .. ? - ??- tnio i'ALMK'rTO D r^nr; " ' ? T~" <: ? " ^V":>;' 10..:' Mary K. lav : ,<( I 11 t\ '.-it arrived mam not.day: Kdt'.v Pearl and \?' ' >>.'>- i ' rr. , ii.' vi.M uinvoud re- c Htrned with thorn to spent this Week. M ! tt , i'. n and Willie." 1 Crawford spent Mindny of this week e i ' * i-n.-j * linnet uv. it Mr. and Mrs. John Craw-ford, Sr.. ' ? -3 .! < i. i . A '' ? '>?ro's ;v*ry 1 imu h to learn e. t ,d a.tli of Kev. j I. ti. ill;!' liV> eil , ' < | .|. e:-t;ury, ! ' t hieajro, 111.', I came Ih'iv on lu-i > of the death ol o i U s. of I>ir "? . - -'l i way, d 'fairies w,i- \ (> Alary. Abbe,uc Coantv and was before ntarvu- ' i 4 --v" '->} v- ? d N \ m \> ,:.nts Lui , ' > _m. 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Movant. j-ast"!' said in I urn that i o 11iTH I;i - mi iuIh i , weyc coming To Mi. '/ "./! ? i^i t lio*" in';'r Ful U.0-: Ah.iiy.< iW.I The J'nlnuTt.) Leader and be informed. .* *. * "" ' V" ; # * ' * ' SABER ? MARION~NEWS Although the weather was cool and lamp Sunday A. M. found a large omrrcgation as usual at St.?John'.. V. M. E. Church; The pastor was at lis lefct and soul stirring sermon was nooyed ' nil. The pqstor and members ofi St. obn were Honored to have the Rev. ?. F. Levostcr of Albany, Gn., to ?rcach for us Sunday night, his serin >11 was enjoyed by all. Come again lev. Levcster.. The'Sunday School is very interested jn their plans for raising the"Sun lay School convention's Money. Mr A ; .1. Davis, Supt. . The Progressive Club is still march ng on under the leadership of Mr. iWirtiell Xiehol's. ' The Pc. Deo Summer School is nearhg its close. The session has been npoyed by all. The program given at the school Liulucuaaiu- Monday night under the cadet ship of Miss Agnes A. MoP> .111 and Mrs. Maud Thompson was a vomeyful success. There was plenty aught or." Mr. Jonfbs Graves proved -o?be?a?real comedian, Mr. Empy 1 ;':n.*\vay sang' a beautiful Solo en-, it'ed "At the End of the Kdhd," the \lu le program was enjoyed by all. .. "ii; iJoiinkl Edward Davis son of VIr. Cassius E. Davis of Trenton, N. I., is here spending a few days with li grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. M, I. Davis of 315 W. Liberty St. He .vill remain until Friday. 1 t C T 1 1--' i iu .v_r. iwsuiui rciunieu tu - cityT undajrapd brought with him wife and lttle duaghter. We wel ,!"j Ji".n .0 tmr city. " Mrs. Eula G.. Owens and Title sot: rVyd, .Tr. will return to Marion on To i!rth after spending three-pleacm( months in Dillon Cou.. ; relatives. l\cp-. W. r. Mcintosh is doing a wonim.fui \Vork at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Chnrrh. lie .baptized thirteen per uv Sunday night. The folic.ving are on the sick list Mirr. Minnie Gibbs, 'Mrs. Joe Fraser. MI - >. Louise "Johnson, and Mrs. Ella Wise. We hope for them a speedy recovery; ' ??- - . Mrs. Garrett and children of Dilo)i. spent a few day? with Rev. and M:T. W. L. Duckett last week. Miss Gertrude Bfcack of -Washington. D. C.. is visiting relatives and "fiends of this city. ' > . MrsT Byrdie Wilson of Sumter was "he gues't of Rev and JMrs. uucKetl ' M-fng the week.Rev: t\ C Don? andRev.J. W.~L: Ducket were guests of Rev. J. E ! .'.iaas and W E Richardson of Flo" and Darlington Several of the young men of Ma Ion opicrtained a group of the Sum . er.- School teachers at the home ol 1)-. and Mrs. II. L. Bowens and Jackon; it was quite an enjoyable affair. Mrs.' Henry .Colin and daughter ha? i; tui'nod &om Sumter visiting relaJvi.s ami liielids. laA .1 (I. Gieeer. Pastor of Provi Ii it. ? baptist Church, Darlington, S. \\!iI < liU'rtain the union, August 1st h. 3 It. All. SaVn|i.--V?n Hughes has had as r !'iu*r t Mrs. Louise Maybanks of '.ii i'* ItC ( Little Alirs Bernice Fladger, daugh Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fladger, il. j aiii'd ibis lite Augu-t 9, 1931. She V k.'.f.l by a 11.i >. Tin* .Memorial services for Mrs. Su!< Iv.liiit-on was held by the Eas i n St:ir Sunday evening at Mt. Pis''t! ist. I'l.ureh. Mi.-. ' Sami (. n Hug' es and Vrs :. .. v- f.i.tyl ai.Vs ?( .? Hie Joiner ?l"V. gueyts .?/ Uc-v. and M"s. ,T. G. Gregg. Miss Mr.ry E.TDavTs entertained at ::t i ititiui' r riiiav night the following: -ht l ii'ina?Urn iniiiiit,?M-s,?Bunnell fa.gait and Mr. Jatnes. Gusse. Plen: > t un enjoyed and refreshments were < ) . fd -;i! ii late' houri Mr. Eddie Godbold and Mr. Elwond Palmer were seen in town Sun day visiting Mi.-ses Erma Benjamin ?tttt?!:11 \?Iiugiies?respectively !:. .. I.' 11. AIMhii oI MUlilna, S. C., in i e during the w'eek. i. lii.iiliWN A 11 E ('HT'T?r'TI ?? v August 1(5 was tlit' beginning:' of the revival at Alt. Hebrop. 'I'lii- .niv lay School opened at its asuaj hour with the Supt. Mrs. JacUonc.at her- post. The leSson was "..auj.il'ullv taught by Mr. Henry Cook 'i Columbia, S. C. Remarks by Air. Hipp t?J ? the. Providence Circuit and -by the pa.-i.ot*.? . At'12:00-o'clock Rev. T. E. Robinson -preached ti soul stirring sernjon. Subject- The gift of the Holy Spirit. At 2%00 o'clock the Rev. J. S. Marin of'Shiloh Station, Prosperity, S. C. prc'-achcd a wonderful sermon; >;' iJaniel '.RUf and I set my face iiP'o tli'e l.ord. Cod. - * .At J:hu o'clock the Rev. E.. F. G. I?' nt?preadied ti wpowcrful sermoti; rr-r-t?-Hrr 1.nhe >:a.'?Rev. Ueril seem d to !? .at his best. His good choir 71'"'Pine <iiote s.-ttlg.' . Sunlfrty evening at 8:30 the Rev. Mi i.1 pi cachi il; subject "Preparti and gel ready to 'meet that day." Rev. Meti s Vaid he was siek and didn't feel IJkc oieaching but he preached a very ;oi <l e:anon. Monday afternoon'.the U< .. Ti. P. I hitler of Mt. Olive .Station, Sumter, S. C., came to take charge of the revival. Rev. Butler is a great preached and singer. We think Ih w Robinson chose the right ma.i io inn his revival at Mt. Het.io:: the close of "the revival it In imTi? Tii^m nine souls had ctatrrr*1iif-i. tins is; the second time liutln conducted the revival riT M~r I Ithron. Each time *he re\ is :il sv.is a -at success. We want ui.a.fo come again. Anions the vi3... it nig friends who came to attend the rrrp.ut wrrrr Mrs. Mary Simpkin of E<lHa4a4df~who is still here spending a it w wt-pk.t with her mother Mrs. Sarah BedenbaugTi; Mrs. Alice Suber of Columbia, S. C., Mr. -McMullen of Charlotet, N. C.; Mrs. Lucile Myers nt ('Ii irlotej MT'. and Mrs. John Kibier -of Columbia; Mrs. V.enia Kinard, Mrs. Gracic 1'oiids, Miss Colman, Mi. David Kiblor all of Columbia, also % -J* 6 Mr. George Ruff of Columbia; Mr? J. S. Martin, the' wite ol the liev J. S. Martin. Mrs. Maggie Gallman Mrs. E. L. Bouknight of Prosperity and many others visiting friends o the various churches in the communi iy. We are always glad to have vis itors. Rev. Robinson began his re vival at St. Paul August Ud ut whjci was the fourth Sunday. Rev.'II. JU Ramsey of Sumter is coming to con duct the revival. Rev. Ra.n sey is : great preacher. ~ ~ ^ 9 tm KINGSTREE NEWS Miss Iffie Herritage of Fayettevill N. C. was the guest of Miss h'lorene Swails for two weeks. Miss Myrtle Green of Orangebur has returned after a deligtful sta with Miss Christine Robinson. Miss Margaret Collins who is graduate nurse from Waverly Ho^pi tal and who holds a position in Phils delphia was called home on account <5 the illness of her mother. Miss Col lins has resumed her work seeing, tha ner motner is convalescing rapidly; Miss Rosa lee La Vail le has betindisposed for a week. Her friend wish for her early recovery. Mrs. Flora Nesmith, Mrs. F. C Swails, Miss Bertha Moses and M Cohen Cockeld spent Tuesday i Charleston. Miss Ethel Bennett of Charlesto is the guest of Miss Florence Sv.ai! Miss Bennett is being royally cntoi tained. Mrs. Zenobia Swails Bennett wr hostess to a lovely party in honor c Miss Ethel M. Bunnl'll of mai lt sto; The evening was gTeatly enjoyed b all. Dancing was the main featvn of the evening. The delightful strait from the world's leading orchcsti was pleasing to all. Iced fru punch was served during the intci mission. Those present were: Miss< Thorpe, Harper F. Swails, Bonnet Fulton, R. Swails, Messrs. McFarli R. Thorpe, A. Thorpe, Cockfield Stub K. Swails and James Thomas < - Sumer; Mesdames Z. Swails Bonne and Florence A. Swails. MILLER CHAPEL A.M.E. Clll'KCI Newberry, S. C.?The Surida School was largely attended and go< results were oblame'd. . The "Sup E .F. Flovd end teacher-^-wot <> their post of duty as usual. " The Horning sei mon wa pr.-. \c by the Pastor Rev. J... C. Mud Jl'ui having for Tiis subject t lie TTTiTrTT the God Fearer. The heart of o\ eryone was touched by this splendi sermon. The pastor as usual was . his best. The pastor and choir visited Prow Chapel A."M\ K.hui Sunday at Helen i P. M. Tlie pastor prea h d a . 01 stirring sermon. Ilis subject afternoon 'being: The lit-hoi o Conscience. * .. ... Rev. . C. Johnson one o ; siding elers of this di-'dr.: w.o.rnjped with us 'Sunday evvi:.insv am preached. His Subject (let Right wit God. Tiie sermon was 1 niiLVcd b\. at Those oh the siek list are: Mr: la nice Allen, Mr. S. B P?ui :'a . IjHIlMIIBI "if ' I The Vooii letd LOCATED O.N K Ml! I. ? lit IN Tlli: t Ol N I U1 \\ l?l. Junior i tdlcge TTiTl I r.n !u i ?OlU I . IV i n I II I i I'll ji.i ? Three trade.-", tu wans: un a : athletic department, ."-'i li ol a of South Carolina. \ -pi adi ~ equipped. Strict hot h-he.mfc i Entrance l'co S1 i;..,u '"f n "1' ,ll!'t f"'? their t rades as .fin V\..11.. p i For' t'urther. ill 1 i It' 11 W ? Tim VuoiIKH J\ E. Blahton, l'rin.ip'al f| AMESSA(.r:r When Jeath invades your fat ?- aotahKm-eomee to v?u from in ANF BENEVOLENT ASSOt protected by insurance laws, policy which your forethought uuch. ,. The Mutual Relief & ^ it V(it.\t;t ? PHONE 71 sr, 4-p C8?30OtCe^Q0DODDOOOOOOC-O<:-OO r 1 1 ? : "* b. r._i i: quality' VV ^ V FRESH AN1) S ? 1.K c: V All, I V ^ We have serwd I hi ; i > and fcffVe a'|v!c*a , ;.t s ,,| ? SERVICE. | H. K. IMVKK A Phone 7451 Saturday, September &, t93i. % We are glad to see Miss Mary Sdna Nance, out again after being in , riisposed for sometime. y Mr. John Andrews of Washington, f D. C., fornierlly of this city was call ed home to "the funeral of his son, - Richard- Andrews. Rev. J. C. Mc- 41 - Ck'llan officiated. . C. Williams and \ Pratt, unndertakers in charge. Miss Lillie Mae Harris was crowned queen at the Queens' Contest Monds^y night, which was given by the , lhilpit -Afr^Brvrrrrt.of this church, Miss " Elizabeth Burton received a prize for . ' I the second highest votes. . A hot dog supper will be given, by e the former board Tuesday night at ~ ilie p.n Minage.?Everybody is invited. g H1.T1I>:UIKM BAPTIST CIIURCII >" Quite a number of members and Tie-ids enjoyed an 'early Sunrise a Prayer Meeting on last Sunday morni ing a large crowd of anxious scholars i- were present tp Sunday School aijtei if rlie tegular clans oxercisEg a brief I- review was made by the pastor, it At 11:30 Bro. L. Hollaway preached lor us. He selected his text front n .Watt. 2:2; subject "Seeking Christ."' Is Ton p. M- The Progressive Chorus ? i Aitiiur Town rendered an.excellent j piogiu'.fi. The beautiful songs, p;ir. peis and readings were enjoyed by ? all. B. Y. P. U. was held at the usual hour a lovely group was present u and everything was enjoyed by all. [s Sunday night the pastor preached .1 very instructive sermon. The spiv* it burned in the hearts of the people. ,p She. selected her text John 15:1; ? subject "Spiritual' Relationship." I ? hi liio iviiL- vine, and my l-'ather?hs * lie husband man.. T'v church as n.whole seem to be deeply interested in= the services . 'mi pastor lor tney all prove it by the large.at tendance on Sundays. A ir w Pulpit Club has- been organized. r" Attj of the clubs ."are "working weekly y5 trying to meet the"0 many obligations 'V of the church. Wy> wish to thank the. n- many friends and- visitors for their ' .interest in attending our services and other .things that was given for the " advancement Of the church. We wishI'o extend to them a Jiearty welcome. Mrs. lva Washington was -hostess .. !o lie Missionary Sociey on Thursday ai'lcfnoon. Mrs. N. Craft, the preSi, dent" took charge. Aft>|r the vice , prtsi ient - had disposed of business. The lesson topic -disposed ?f "The u Watchfulness. The Wide-Awake So,. pprtunity never slips by to lend a Tj-?mlpiiig hand. ; ? ??? The Society consists of a lovely i -croon -of good women and our presi^ dent's Mrs. Craft is'the center of 'the love and devotion of her coworkii u Miss Hannah Washington has con trol of the Junior Society and is dou. in v." nicely with the work. , f iv'cv. Smith has just returned from Augusta, (la., where she .lias-closed a ton iiights _ meeting. She reported a ^ 'j : ucci s-l'ul meeiing- and is exptietiilg l.i> J leave for Brooklyn," New York next i: week where she will conduct a three 1. . w i eks'. meting we hope for her a , plo.i.-aiit stay and a successful liieel: 111 If . .IT I. M IIIIIM1BI I U i N. & I. School | >M Villi TOW N OF DENMARK ;iili k.VURK TIME CAN BE ru sit'in . l i:?itiin-j;?Cumhnu'd.?"High?virhuul 1 ration i oi l re.^liiuan I olio go k!iij ;\ui to. young wo'n.en. Splendid LiVeuiivd by the. iitate Department. . * .1 new academic building, properly .1 si 1.up willi the privilege of work l.)i' work students who can take j tfSj.f ^liS.Ull to enter. St N. fc L-SU*hftol j = Martin A. Menufee, Treasurer *' ... 00006 )i- CONSOLATION 3' nily ranks, w?iat a message of con ? T11E.MUTU AL UF.l J EF?|L '1ATKVN is under contract and you , i !o. pay you promptly your insurance * persuaded you to take out covering i Benev'lent Ass. of S. C. j tM^HM^Teg^-Manwgpr. ? - lr.ftl /, TAYLOR STREEt > tyQC'K8agCKtC8gC0^ - >r? - I II II??MM??^|? f . . KIVCRS | GROCERIES f ItOCKIUICS. FRESH MEATS V HE TIME. > community for ton (10) years JL "customers. QUALlfy' AND t :S, (iUOCERIES X 2332 Taylor Street ."At"' ' ,.;L 1