Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page (1 SPORTSPASTU1 * i . fl. W. BAUi The boys are hard down at it in pi campaign, Enthusiasm la rile among, AH are claiming' that their chances of - years. This is encouraging as it ds-a people choose to call an era of depre opinion more accurately after Thanksj will be content to, in the language of ing." Reports frdnV the various camps .? * ' The meeting of the C. A. 1. A. A. h ~ Saturday was well attended and many - and acted npon. Notable was the prese erri Association who aided materially ii "ing the occasion. B. T. Harvey, presi< the official representative of that body, president of .the S. A. I. A, A.t whose Associations' meeting was made official tnese strong aimene groups is iu ensu that south Carolina will get to see so - ?provided she is willing to pay the p * A very worthwhile afternoon sessic Most of the men who comprise the < were present and _en gaged in a discti Marshall iShettield, dean of S. A. I. A. i abdication of his throne by presi several approved rulings which will Only' one championship was awarded. basketball, \vhjclr\vent to.Sehofield Inst was the coach. * A. * The Allen and Benedict forces are h .itate indications are that there will t that considers itself good. We shall s< THREE BIG GAME^^ A|- r| ^ Benedict Plays Moorfehouse, t'laflin, villMr? _ ,? Three big games appear on the football .schedule of the Benedict j Tiger this season. The homecoming game will be the initial game of. the season when the Morehouse Tigers of Atlanta come to Columbia to claw the Benedict Tigers who are out to . avenge their defeat ;t>f last cflQenn Kovo i "At the Negro 'State fair this year under a new arrangement Benedict will meet the Claflin PantheiL^f -Ox- . - angeburg Thursday, October . 28, while Allen will meet Morris college of Sumter Wednesday. The .Turkey day game between Allen and Benedict will be fought on Hurst field this season and promises | to be a thriller. Other games on the j schedule are Morfis college at Co-; lumbia, November 7, South Carolina! At and 31. "college at Orangeburg No-i vember 14, and Paine college at Augusta, Ga., November 21. LIPSCOMB JOINS BENEDICT TEAM Captain "Mama" Lipscomb,? negro j - collegiate football star, arrived by _ bus from his summer's work in New ! \'ork Thursday afternoon to find mtfriy of his teammates and recruits j hard at work under Coach \V. E. J Murray, who is getting the Benedict; Tigers ready for the Morehouse Tig j ers to_claw in the new athletic bowl at Benedict college, October 17, lor iiome-Coming .honors. Eighteen wari riors who have been hard at work ! during the summer on the remodeling of Colby Hall and the excavation of the athletic bowl, made up the members of the -squad who answered the , first call of President Starks. Veterans whn rtm nn . _ ....v , VI* &1UUUU are, Diggs, Sullivan, Gibbs, Covington, Curetori, ^ Roy Hill, Dannerly, Sloan, Hughes, Dean_, Rriggs, ?rui_ Captain Lipscomb. Recruits are Mc Iver. Fcnnell. i \i.? Simpkins, a fast end, "and Gerald ""Davis a. fast tackle from the famous ! Booker High Wildcats here, Rudolph G ripper, trainer, and "Fats"' Bradley, a possible recruit, arrived from New _ Y orR WltTT L'apTain""'LTp~<r6m'b J" CAMDEN DEFEATS I SL'MTER AT TENNIS ' In a tennis tournament held at ''iim? 7 den recently the teams, representing "Camden _w&re successful -over the Sumter forces. To open the match Dr. C. C. Brevard outplayed Professor F. W. Crawls, of Morris College in a thrilling tliiL'e set match. The score was 6-2, 6-4. Each played brilliantly. The doubles were won by I. I. Reid, Jr.", and II. L. Foster. Their ? opponents wore-B, 1*TPalmer and Dr. E. C. Jones. This event went up 7-5, 6-2, 8-6 for Camden. . 11. The clbsingr match was played by" Willie Harris and Dr. C. C. Brevard _paired?against --Dr.-?E D. Da vis -ami Dr. C. W. Birnie. This match was t?: discontinued 6h account of darkness. Officials were George Collins (Johnson C. Smith) umpire, Ted Whittaker and H, F.-.McLester (State College) linesmen. WT?CDA PAT f T?PT?n - * 1 AJVJ HV7 V>UL<1J HJ\J TALK FOOTBALL1 Keprescnatives Meet in Augusta Saturday in Fall Session. , . Thirty-five coaches and officials representing 12 Negrp schools of Smith Caroling and Georgia met yesterday in the fall meeting of the South Atlantic Athletic association at Augi'sta, where rules were discussed, eligible conference officials listed and .a championship was awarded. Schofield * institute of Aiken was awarded the championship in boys' basketball. No other spring sport championship J was awarded because no school of the conference pLaypd the required ! games for eligibility. i Two sessions were held, one in the ! i morning beginning at ^10 o'clock and I another in the afternoon at 2:30 after'] Paine college, host, had served the>|< group dinner and carried the body in j a bus and cars on a sightseeingtripJJ of the city. The" morning Avas given 1 to the business of the conference and 1 the entire afternoon was taken up in j RE BROWSINGS" * If GARDNER =? I reparation for the seasons gridiron 11 all -the- schools of the Ar-A.l. A. A. |'' ssion. \Ve shall be able to; give our! jiving thah now. In the inleiim, we I 11. (j. Wiells, do a bit ol "Meanwhil- j ^ are always welcomed at these ollices. M * * icld at Paine College in Aunusia last ^ constructive measures \veie discussed1 nee of Several members of the South- . 1 the dispatch of business and eniivonlent of hte Southern As?oci.alion was. ] -1.U -I- 1. 1 1^1* i , aim tiuougn nun anu j. u. luccrucc, | recent attendance npciudhe Southern f by the body, cIomm athlialion between e. Through this aililiution it is likely i me of Hit mure reputable uun.? pluyl^ ? " * < >n was held at the Paine meeting., official's"' "roster of the ST XT~TTX7&~~ tssion of the lt*ol rules. Frederick j officials presided at this session upon i j dent?McUhee. The cunieieuce made < be carried out by association teams. > J That is the championship of boys' , itute, of Aiken of which Ml. Williams *j * * ' r iard at work locally, Throughout the c >e tough :> tedding lt-j the team j >e what we shall see! t *' - " ' i a discussion ol' the football-rules hy c The coae-ltu*. ami oilirrrrD?rnrcirr- thrlef dership of Co;uh Sheffield oi' South ? Carolina State A. and .M. ooricge, r Rudolph Clipper. Richard LipscombX 11. .M e( i In e. |0 e> 1.ito:t.?H-?1*.. _i 1 r son,-. Benedict; R. II. Kul-th.rdsuig Palward 1.. Maxwell, Georgia State eel v lege; I.. R. Dunn, WriTher baptist institute; Ruben ('.Jones', .1. C.-Sartor, r ' oy-Thompson, Hartford Giles, O. II. o Rcasonev, Harbison- college. lrifto; j Eugene. Raines, \V. C. l'.rvin. treasurer; J. S. Cutler, .'X X Gabriel. Lawrence Harper, l'aine ebilegpy Augusta, -Ga.j lie bo it RiiiTPn, . 11. W. Baumgardneiv I.', S. Xunisifn, Allen" university; Coaches Sheffiiehj. Cotton. 1 Brooks, South Carolina State A. and < M. college, Orange-burg;, Arthur J. , Willis, Clatlin university, Oiangeburg; T -vi T,,.t 1 V Cornets ' Haines institute, Aiigu-ta, (1:.; loach William, S,*hOtiolil insitutc". Heau Browley, .Morris \ isi-iiny official's were: 15. T. Tlarvey, president Southern -Coaches and (Mlieials, Atlanta, tia.J Henry .Williams... l.esiie Sta'hvortli, <'obon'I: ; 15. F. K-e>. Atlanta, (la.; I 1 ' '.' >< '-.Ji .V-',.., At pus-la, (la. ' Allen Yellow - jackets 1 Face Hard Schedule. \. . _ i S'T MM Ui T. In \<.\I\ST MORiJlHH Si; I.N Vn.VN'I A ' 1 load, ictiiii* oil -''111:? : I fTr'ii l. i" 111111 y IJ t 111 - J . . I \ Allen I the hardest scheduii that the. m-IiuoI has nail aeeordntu at. aniiauiii-i.ini.-ul today by Coach Kul : Janiis-oi who has been putting the " W-llow?J-aokets* through yriliinu- piaetice- (luting the ^ a\ cole to be i e?t.Jv Uo?t?Itx?,i ihi'iral in Atlanta aipuinst IP. Moiohou^c Tigeis -Many h. .. retui ned and t hc- *uad iTTTT . .uui niur.o ll'.Ui tl.tlll ..The Ib.'il -ilu.iule i-.u-. follow s * (let._ J., \\ ulhoi itu.pti I at '?.' !uiiiblHJ, Oct. AlnrciioiiSe at Atlanta; IKt. ^ lit, (ill. State t olleee at Columbia; Oft; L'i, S. C Stati <"tdieire at Co- , Uun-ina,, < !>:,I?its,??uU The N'cjfi'ti State Fair, ( irliunliia; | Nov. 7, Taine ("Ih';>? a! Augusta,' t?a.; No. I I, Clatlin CoiU-Ht! ai,"Orange burg; Nov. JO. l.i\ inv.-iom- College atSalisbury, N. C ; Nos. Benedict at ! Hur?t Fa-ur. : ? Flayers lu aie o.er tin- in: l. vhl! ( wore. Dun?tAVhiteb", .>?Dt. k Alt. -| Capt.; Hob Burton, Captain; "Bisli" a I'orterfWld, Hodges, \\ . Burton, .I,e- ( noir, Davis, Cope la ml, Hall, BeaUy^ j WBlimuH, -Veal, Tgybvr. Muni omoi y. j Ilines, Ransom, Floyd, Burgess and . Butler. ? tALHOL'N FALLS -MS-W.S "... ^The lirst event, of ihe week thai J caused special interest the arri val of Mr. ,Wm. Irwin autd son Flet- ' u-hen?They al tire one ttnttrTCsidenls ~ Soi'lth. Mahle T\ ei^pr, nrU.-nr nf y|nf -i cher. They.al are one-time residnts of Calhoun Fails. They travelled ' hrough the country.-*? -J On the evening of the Hth, at the home of Mrs. Carrie Walker, Mr. ; and Mrs. Ellison wore the host and c hostess to a beautiful group of (young;, people and adults at an opening party ' belw'cen tlie hours nf live nnd fright o'clock. It was ttuito' A -delightful event. Many games wore played 1 and everyone enjoyed the affair. There was large .group, uf - pretty f/irlc onrl lnm/1aAv*iA .r ^,4. ?i?v| iiuiiuoviiio iiiuili OUIlie UI ' the guests were.: Misses Tress' and Cathleen Williams of Elberton, stu dents of Paine and Talladega Colleges, and tiie Mi-st'*'. l-atuner (two). ' Cummins, Maiy/ Pbpe, Nellie Hamil- ' ton and more yfhose names I don't (r recail; tTio Mesdames Henderson, Mary Pope, Pinky T'eele, Florence Hurst, Latimer, and Miss Zephia MeKnight also, all of Abbeville. Mrs. , C. D. . Foster of Asheville was present , loo. Miss Minnie Calhoun and Miss Singleton, Alts Carrie Edmunds, j Rosa Wifey, At B. Edmunds,, Julia j ilover, Eliza Reaves were the locals ^ present. The mx-ir wove; rfie MssiA j irwin, Oscar Hurst and son. -Willie ^ P. Harrison, Hallie Edmunds, Wil- j iam Singleton and Cliff Taylor.' Tho r foung foUt ^danoed. A rich menu j I THE P AT.IWWTtOJ -hich consisted of salads, punch, etc t'as served. ~ ~ "" On the 12, Mrs. "Leslie was the host ind ntertained lots ox trielids. , . . ~FMixioya Services ; Sunday school at Mt. Herbrpn. jpened at-10:15 sharp by the assistant >upt. Mr. Belle. The lesson was xeautfully elabprted upon by the eachers and the pastor. Mrs. Saxon vas present and gave us some renarks. .. Preaching services were entered ' o vioniptly at the regular hour, lev. Letman adhering to his post. Ills was a discourse drawn from Gala linns, and very powerful and the eon rregation was deeply moved. After he services the doors uf the cliuuli vere opened, Rev. Letman lining a iymn thus: To hear the sorrows thou hast felt, .) L.ora ana aaamant would melt; But I can read each moving line; \.nd nothing moves this heart of mine Of great interest in these services \ ere the spectacular 'animation of >i=ter Kena Hill. Everyone was beno ited. Communion was also given Sunday. People here hanre_witnessed .this dimmer a veritable influx of visitors rom?the .North into?the South, dost have oflge been residents "here. Some hare prospered there and a"e eturning, others are coming home is a last resort. obbers here abouts are open; we lotice that apparatus for the paving Opportunities for ...same of the if State highway No. 7 from here to Vbbeville has arrived. Work begins lie 1-ltb. Mr, Andrew Enwright - is doing" nosperous business in tlie reopened 'oloted cafeteria. Mrs. Poster re'turned to Abbeville j iiong with Mr. Irwin who \va> en onto to Washington. ?M Isaiah-Johnson is in a -tH+tieal .i.miition as J.he result", of an nubile accident. Miv and Mis.?mum Vilnius and Mr. Fuller of Abbeviii" re re visitors here Sunday aftrenouii. Miss flattie L. Perrin, Mrs. Hart iett and "Wade Dean were dinnerj noete r\ 4* \f vo A otwl VI ? J1 ,UV.Tl^ wi i'll ?J ? i-J Ulil U||Vtn 41 I I v I .'II. I un ison on the ]3th. AIKEN NEWS Mrs; iBvatfiexr-MrGhec WiHiamv-xrm+-r mother have returned to the city at'- 1 pending awhile ijj New York . City, drs. Williams has been elected a-'Yoi'essor of English at the Allen 1 "niversity in Columbia, S. C. Mrs. 1 A'illiams is a graduate of FiskUniersity and receiyed her Masters in ; \rts l'rni Clumb UaiaiwUa.c kyiw-t \rts from Columbia University. .Mrs, II. Brown Edwards is spoil i ng the summer with her five child on in "the queen of winter resort-" , viken. ' ; _Prof. S. P. Bradby, Principal oj he Schofield School has returned for lie. opening of school. Misses Callie Johnson and liub.v doon have returned to their school ' !<>i Ida Normal and Benedict College 1 1." pec lively. Mi Jnsoii Smith ha& returned to 1 In- city after a successful VjrmmoV 1 II New York. Miss Russell Smith has- returned h iter a lengthy stay in. Philadelphia. Nt-w -York City and many oth? 1 switlurn Points. MicS Elonor Walker of Savannah. jA., is. spending the summer with diss Mary .Bradley. The Sehofiehl Foot Ball team is retting ,into condition. Mc-t of ti.? .aisity are out and many n?.w cum . rs are 'showing up-well. It tafo-.s m-ii like Coach Wiliams and Bradby n?i iiH kt*?got>d?teamSi?Quite a number attended the dance uW h hi the Pnlinmio Pi.mi. u> nn -inks Club- and Co-ops. the music vas furnished by- Fess Mitchell arid 'larance Pinekney's Orchestra. Miss Cora Bell Spann is-still in own also , Misses Rbsemond'Johnsoi^ Ittttrrn?Smith.- Clor.ola and Mtwtti-ht Hamilton, Many of the younger ollege set will be leaving townrrsuon. Miss M. Turner of AmiisUm, Ala., s the new*, member-of The Andrew Hubert sons Institute Faculty, The Eightr Annual Council'of (%?l>rtvt "Churcfrrntm?in the Diocese?of u pper South Carolina ami of the iVomch-s Auxiliary convened at the St. Luke Episcopal Church in Newu-iiv. S. C. Mrs. Lillian Rice aPresident of the "WomenV AuxTtiary m l Mr. M. Dras as delegate to the Council; Mrs. Belle Mathis, delegate to the .Women's Auxiliary. Those n-party attending were Mrs. Francis Pnrmer and the above mentioncai,rimy were <?uests of Mrs. Henry and \liss* TTsTel SimoiT, relatives of Mrs Connor. - llts. -Belle .PL Mathis and mother \Irs. Lla Havncs have returned to \iken having; spent a few days" In Columbia with Mrs. Gibson and [look man. Mrs. Ada L. W. Jones entertained several guests Sept. 18 with a Birth lay Tea. Mrs. E. M. Smith was given a sur )rise party by the members of^ the, - !*V ?.tI'iiwgiimi a i Send all news to your home town ?e porter. LATE LABOR DAY MOTHS Labor Day was celebrate! with a uncheon followed by >u series of house parties. The luncheon was ierved 1:30 P. M. Sharp a? the home >f Mr. an 1 Jilrs. J. P, Mathews.-JJlhe o 1 or -scheme being pink and gr?en.. The following menu was served on leautifui green dishes: Kraut, Weenlies, Mashed White Potatoes, Tomato >alad, Pemento Sandwiches cut in iearts and diamonds, SaltineS, Ras terry Jqe and Cake. The guests present' were':""Aire. H. J. Bookman of Columbia; Misses losamond Johnson, Callye Johnson, da and Rebecca Johnson, Virginia eter and Ruby Moore; Messrs Av-W. ivan, B. and G. Roberts, Leon Gard ler and Carlton Duckett all of Cq umbia. ~~v . * FEARER At . I) o'clock the party was entertttrnetHhy-Miss'-Cttiiy v doniwom- Card placing was uic mum feature. Mints atul salted pcaniils weie served. 5:30 1*. .M. found the pa> ty at the home "oT JITss Rosamond Johnson whyre dancing was the main feature. Miss .mull Bud, .Messrs u. P. Brown, J. Jenmug, joined the party at Miss K. Joiuisuus, uisc^-Me-. I. e. Wiley and Plot. Ifimur of Claflm College. Potato cJaiattr Pried Chicken, Baltines, Cheese MTiTnwirtTtrs and a:?delicious oevcruge mrc .served.. Mix- Ruby .uoor was next to reeeive ti.ie Labor Djiy eelobrators at i l''.( .vl. ijaneing and card playing were enjoyed.' . ?itiifou?i Hi limn1?Mae_ und?Ola Belle June:, L. bcott, undt Annie Gpodwin; ?>L s i . R. 1. biuoot, B. T. Smith, WJ jJtui-'. I'. Hamilton, K. Childs met the bunch at t< P. ,M. at the home^of Mi'sfcs 1. and R. Johnson. - AtM P P.- M: Miss-Vcrgtrra Jeter was the t!v?ripihg hostess ol the jolly celebrated s, As the early morning iiuui ap^ioucticd the hostess was ser A ing punch lo her guests and at 1:30 A. M li< r guests departed expres mr. Juw wig bpsMit an enjoyable day. SELLERS NEWS: Sunday was a beautiful day for church goers, Tlife Sunday School Was well attended at Baltimore A. M. E. Church. The lesson was thoroughly discussed by teachers and students. 11.00 was Class meeting hour and all the christian hearts were worn with the .holy "'spirit. At 8 00 Rev. M. C. Newman of the Ai. E, Church at Latta, preached a soul sjirmg Syr mop,, which was enio\ oil by all. JMwessor Robert Melinite was also a visitor of Latta Sunday evening. ' On Sunday afternoon "The United Sons aikl Daughters of Jacob turned out at Sillers Chapel Baptist Church. TTTe SeniM-H" wa- pleached by Rev. Henry Owens. *. Fuiu'i al sei \ fjes for Mrs. Anna 1 hoiiipson, whose loving life was cut short last Thursday by death, which deemed at Florence after an illness of one. night were held at Baltimore A. M. E. Church?Friday J.UQQ A. M. The funeral procession left the residence in time to reach the church at that-hour*?-Services .were conducted bv the Rev. D. L. Coe and The United Order of Tents. Mrs. Sallie - Manigadlt of Florence was mistress of ceremony. ' Mrs, Thompson is survived by her husband and seven children. Her pass ing has been deeply grieved by relatives and friends.. ? - " .VI is. lie nan Helton of Florence was the pleasant guest of Mr. and Mrs'. K. M. Vurtor?titmday: Mi-. Walter Allen of Latta was the ,!i lingubhed guest ol' Mr. Odeiniunt Sunday. ( . ? M . flattie El jerboa, MargueriTe mid K at lily n 1'orter were the guests ol" .Miss Mabel Coe of. Latta, Sunday reviling. Alias 1 ln.-Ien \Vhi1le has returned to her home in Bolton, N. C., after spending the uinnier here with relatiivV.s and lnends. ,, > . .Mr Henry Max-well is on the sick list at tin: u riling. We hope for turn a speedv recovery. ' riiu f'.cUcis Tigers- defeated the Little fi..ck Las.- ball boys Saturday L*yeiiiiig t;, o Lester and Ellerbee 1 ... 1111 i>? :t t: mkshln news A v.., u.. .-a-fui revival meeting V .. . i.a.ltii.tect .?t Red Hill Baptist ie.o.it lie i Y\? . 1 by Rev Adams of Hj'rrfiv^lrut-ji.v. s l happy converts a*vuit i- in . if the fourth . Sunday, i;1 ! TT7TTT -uipiisetl at the hi-.. iin- meeting to see the nn-iu! ? .i.tiiiuiy' 1 c?i ward with. can.iti-il iii'ii. thickens, etc, Anii.-ii;* Hrr nt-ud oTits leaving for Lliu--Vua this; week arer trrr-^?trhTT"TTri,ff7?Miri-'.v;-tniTt'y WH-" fianr:': a'ink.1. It Sims, Allen Univ.; \l i : <ai lir Al. W oh her . and John U elder. Slate t'ullepef Misses Dorothy ii!?f ,i >,lt\ia Roho,--Benedict Col\\ :i ?!111 e!''t.? ?li *' : IiUail. _ .Mi. 'A!>n*n.i~ Wright- Mc'I .ester of llat'oml and -hi i children, Thomsorwh1 hiinpioi!, I. 1*. and Margaret Wright and (Vlerte AI d .ester were the guests ill'? lice?; inU'i1?Ati'c.?Lounm?W:?Ran? (lol|ili Tuesday P. M. Little - -Margaret Wright remained i i . , u i i o nine wku iiur ami t1, ? 1 _ Mi.-'. Chnstain Sumter answered *:he final call on- the 18th.- She was iL constant tmMnber of St. Mark Baplist Church, also a' member of the .UoujH'houhl of- Ruth. tViniu W, Mark shy..-her pastor, Rev. I. B. Barber, Sunday_jx m. at 3R)0 undertaker, W. S. Holley was in ;-h:vrfr?T of ihr body. Tlio famous Bowman quartet will render a musical program at Gadsf.en (ivaded school Wednesday p. m., Sept. jiii at 8:0.0 p. in., admission 10c. ?--?-? ? ABBEVILLE NfeWS ? "Dr. and Mrs. 'Edward Earle Mcla>t w (( < from Brooklyn, N. Y., for an iiidel'milv stay. Both of them are AIdit-vi 11 e i)( ''.'pie, and Mrs. McClaren is the oIde:>i daughter of Mr. William llenrv .''hives and the late Mrs. Fr.uii Shive-r. Dr. and Mrs. Mc Ctavrrr a - rrerivingr a -warm welconn ami many congratulations, as tlm is then- fust visit home since then marriage. 5 Mrs, f'.ddie A. Darnels and hei sistti Mis.s Rebecca Gray arrived home Ft a)ay of h**t week from Philadeiyhia. Fa : Miss Gray left Sunday lor Aujduyta, Ga., to resutne her work us teacher in Haines Institute Mrr Daniel? spent awhile in Paltetine, Texas, while away she reports a v. ..iidoi t ul trip. Mrs. Daniels left yesterday foy Atlanta Social college to pr.ter school. A Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Baker and son " Si* and little nephew of Philadelphia, spent Sunday here wrth-hronie peopler iAfesdamos Eugenia Tolbeit and Minnie Kennedy are very sick at this writing. Mrs. Ida Brvant of KnoxVille, Tenn., is here with her mother, Mrs. Kennedy. ^ Mt. Edward W. Reid. Misses Jennie Lucrlc Fair, Catherine . V- and Georgia B. Latimer left Tuesday of this week for State A. and M. College of Orangeburg. liam H. Wilson, Misses 'Viola Taylor, Daisy and Gertrude Wilson also left I ^ Last Ex I rr A A ? __ NEW | phh.aii I - ATLAXT r ' PITTSI I FRIDAY, 0< I RETURN l.I.MI From? " To? t > New York Phil. 5* Columbia ... Sl"?.00 Fort Mill ' _ j . 1 1.00 v Kidgeway . 1.Y00 j! Winnsboio 15.00 X Chester r:?? .. 15.00 fiock H?|i .... 14.00 Y Ctfod in roaches oul> { Superior Coach equipment and x .......^ .... ? CONSULT TIC | SOUTHERN RA1 i* "" y? ? ac85x?ox>j>;oo.o.o'o;o oo ooo oo oo oo o co I HELP THw COT IWinnsboro Mills are rui ^ schedule -and-have l+eeu?fei ~ BORO MILLS BUY large < South Carolina."labor, use ! supplies in South Carolina, cerrnv WINNSBORO MI GOES INTO THE TIRES. BOOST SOUTH CAKOLIN. 0 money where it will return i; u. s. 1 OLIVER M | 2007 Main St. ^.ooo.acroo.oo.ooo<><;>?:'--:'<;..: V ?'??*' Ay |J. ,'MJI I'M'HVX ,1, -. . . I WHEN YOU NEED | OR BATTER I r. ^ SEE I A COMPLET# : T0( K 01 $ ' ' ,\T \:\ - \:,(>\T,\ ~? I James Batter | A % Willard Storage. Hat ? ? ^ ? : Ai ro \\i, n vi X & 1929 Mm in Kl.iv..| I ?eOLUMI g " ' : ; . ? <^X"X^X?<*?X??X??X"X??X"X??X??X?? a?a???????? ?> ! Ill I II" -n MOTOR OILS AT Dl Heavy Oil 2? Extra Heavy You Owe it to the welfar of your pocket hook to inv< Oils. Mo-Vis Vacum Marie Oil? Stands up Longer. I SOUTH CAROLINA 508 Gervais Street wars3mKorB2C830aooooooopcK>oo< A MESSAGE 01 When leath invades- your fami] flotation eornes to you from 'he ANT< BENEVOLENT ASSOCR protected by insurance laws, to " pottoy which your~7oToibbugrhl p wuch. Th<k Mutual Relief & 1 ;S T R, YOENOBLt j PHONE 7186 M8KHi<aC8>CJ0ODOOOOaOO0OOO0QCH ' 9 . M-day, X | for Benedict college in Columbia. | Mosdumes_ Nina ~B. Mosely, "Agie Anna Butler, Miss Ruth Butler iet'urr.ed home iSunday, after a o irnni.hs visit, in New York-City %nd Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. M. J. Buffer, hr., of New York Citiy CJMA* i5th 5^^ them to spend one Aonth at home. ' Mrs. Josephine Eligyrg is way tfek at this writing. . t Messrs Hr J. BUtler. Sri, and Geo. IT. Finley attended a p^rty in Green ville Wednesday ~ftight of last week at the home of Mrs. Minnie Williams, a sister of Mrs. Butler. ? a?a a-ifWivsi wt... . n .. ,n M r :cursion ? YUKK ? > FT .PHI A | _ IC CITY - - , . :tHJRGH . ; ..... :TOBER 9th T OCTOBKR 12th jfidelphia Atlantic City PitUbijrgh . -Jig $13.00 $14.00 fl6.O0^'?>; 12.00 13.00 15.00 13.00 14.00 16.00 X 13.00 14.00 16.00 i '' '13.00 - -14.00?16.00 J 12.00 13.00 15.00 '*> :,:4 { excellent train service. A , KET TQENT, - - 3| H WAY SYSTEM j: > r>r> ION S.TUAAION I ining on a day and night \'|r several years. WINNS- ,;8 luantities of cotton, hire 1jP n vnl inn ?\rv?WA?i h.?? ? I UUUI<II vwutiua UWy S largely from Columbia con- " 0: ~~7~ LLS ENTIRE OUT- 5 MAKING OF U. S. j k INDUSTRY.- Spend your 1 to you. BUY t TIRES I i OTOR CO. I I Phones 4300, 4300 1 ! A NEW BATTERY ii :y repairs i ; J T? j I i? WILLARD BATTERIES ]; RLE PRICES. __r_?_ ? ?j; ~j y Service, Inc. | itery Co. Warehouse ^ . >IO BATTERIES ' V . % . 4 I * Phone 788a?ih? ?A, s. c._ : /" ; 1 ^ ^ ?? kphkssion prices"! _ )c Per Gallon 30c PerGallon *> e of your car and the health istigate and pur<has? thca# agists, linger, Heavy Body-? REFINERS OIL CO. Columbia, S. C. V* >^V*%<VO?O^?OJ0Uyw JO.?li(f>4pP?WMMfy^y * ' consolation . 9 y ranks, what a massage of con fl fact that THE MUTUAL RBLUtF 3 v -fr" \TION is under contract and you 9 j pay 'you promptly yo\jr insutancs 9 ersuaded you to tak# out covarigf ienev'lent Ass. of 8. C. 1_ 1501TAYLOR STREET I s.? *