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Satur<tay, December 5, 1931. . I)r. ami Mrs. I). J. Dixon ami children and Mrs. Rosa Ryan of Barnwell spent Sunday in Edgefield as the guests of Mr. and Mrs..James Thompson. " Miss Isabelle Jackson spent Thanks giving week?oud?at?home with, her mother. *- \ _ Among those.spnnding Thanksgiv? *Micctn "corinc ?Bu 1 ky? iTnd^ Rla an .faeKson. While here, Miss Jackson. accompanied by her father and mother, visited her grandmother in Lykesland, S. C. c Mrs. Lillio Kelch, Mrs. EfTic Rhinehardt and Mrs. A. B. Dorman weio guests of Mrs. Sarah Irvin Friday after having spent?TJwwkegtvn g w i t h Prof, and Mrs. . W. \\ ilkins m Oiangeburg. Miss Eloisp Jahe^c-tte. teacher _qI_ Edgefield Academy spent the .Thanksgiving holidays with^her mother^nd sister, Mrs. Annie and Miss Estello _ Janerette. of hor relatives'of Jacksbnyi.lle, Flii., ?on Th.mksgmiig and wliile being therc~ she witnessed the game between Georgia State and Edward Waters School. She reports a very pleasant "stay. . __ ' THE COTTON CLUB We are sorry to hear* of our faithful member, Mr. William Douglassbeing ill and is in the Waverley Hospital. Hg-js improving gradually and will return to his home 12U8 Gregg Street, soon. Mr. Leeester' Martin and?friends will- visit hhn during Ahtweek. _ * BIRTH ArfNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. W.iUifc J. Mosby announce the birth of their daughter Wilhelminia Mosby, Nov. li>, l'.KU it the home of her .mother, Mrs. S&llie Wood; Blaney, .South Carolina. Both mother and baby?are doing nicely. ^ INDEPENDENT SOCIAL ( LI B Wednesday.- Niivcnilio- -AMli t,be~ I club met at thy home of Mrs. J. k. Williams 1223 Wheat Street with the president conducting. The meeting was featured' with the transaction o! much important business. Quite a number of the members were present. After the business Mrs. Williams served hot fried fish, hot rools. cocoa, salt peanuts, after dinner mints which we enjoyed. Durin'c 'the srwinl tniif wliiet i played. Mrs. LiKto"Prown and Mrs. Janie R. Williums were -the winners.* The Silver Tea at the home of Mi>< Davis 1,0G9 Price Avenue for the benefit of the club Sunday, November 29 was a grand success. W OM EN S LA IMAK Yn. OF ill E i 'i ??1? Mrs. Charles A. Brown was the ' charming hostess to the Women's Auxiliary of the N. A. P. E. Wcdnes- ' day afternoon. November 25 The meeting was called to order by the President .Mrs. J. C. Jackson.1 roll and business was carried out in the usual form. During tht- busWI ne-ss period the ladies decided to. do ' -'s, nate-an-offering to. thc Jaggers Old . Jib Fdlks' home. Thanksgiving mum- | ? After the business period a very interesting Thanksgiving ..program . was gendered by Madames L. Nance, L. Paul. A. Jackson and L. D. Roy- | wnolds. . . I We also welcomed as our vsitors 1 Madames Champion, Johnson and ( Dickson. A very dchcioui menu was pressions of thanks to the hostess our ~ meeting Adjourned to meet with"IVTrsT Butler in December. YOUNGER MATRON'S CLUB w A very pretty Thanksgiving party wag the one given by 'Mrs. M. A. Entzminger, -Eriday, Nov: 2Qth, at,. honoring the Younger Matrons, and] guests. The home was made more attractive by the addition of beauti- ' ful autumn flowers, in various hues, j A short business meeting was held, and at 5:30, tallies were passed for , hve?tahles. During- carthf. dandies and a very pleasing fruit cocktail were much enjoyed. After four I games of bridge, prizes were award- 1 ed as follows: First prize, hand embroidered pillow cases to Mrs. John Potts, second prize fell to Mrs. Tho? mas Jones, a pretty bath mat. Low score, won by Mrs. James R. Ruff was a useful linen kitchen towel. Miss Henrietta Boozer captured high omic? o f onnrn nnH wnn a In^plv C* hifTnn dance handkerchief. A real Thanksgiving, dinner^ consisting of riced po-. tatoes, baked Turkey \Vith dressing, and giblet gravy, tomatoes on lettuce, hot buttered Tolls, and coffee was enjoyed by a 1 l. The Thankagi v-_ in^ idea was' carried out in tallies, and appointments. The guests enjoying Mrs. Entzminger's hospitality were: Misses Beatrice Bennett, ." Henrietta Boozer, Bertha Bouknight Mesdame* L?. H. Hallman, Wm. D. Chmpnelle. W. N. Rowhornuyh and A. iSightler. * - - -Nf) tWOll,I) NOTT()K(;ET TIIKK One^year passeth swiftly by, T5i a missing professor to-day. tin vision! search "the TatTiom slues I And trace the foot prints gone this way. Like the stars :of a screnest night Or the sun on tjie clearest Jay Arc- the marks of a dear school master I Whose footprints gone this Way. Tljis way of life mid sorrows an 1 | pains Ana joy with Heaven.'* gain. Here he carved his whole life's fame Within the hearts of men. Was he a blue street angel, And a rod house devil, Who worshipped sin and mingled? Thep &lnarc it smooth and level? " No! He was a man of brotherhood. A man of self esteem. I A man in service hmv.-Vy *tr>n.i Tl.at s why we honor- 1" hinr. os- years and one. He ti: .i|jled to and fr<m, The prettiest spot, the dearest spot. Beneath the shining- sun, 1 Here he taught the parents, Became grandpa to their s'orS,-" I Then before his t.anquil lift \va -. i ended ' . I visited the little town. Wliem the dust of His body is found = All the birds and flowers round Welcomed Virginia Brown. I viewed the school house with a stare, And pondered o'er the. tracks so bare ,The lonely pmes sighed with an air ! "My child! He is not hereJl ? I noticed their needles which Hittered so bright, With a kiss of the sun and the dew of the night . _ . So I asked if he'd left them a i:~u? uvavuii They bowed to and fro their heads with delight.; ..... . ' Well. Barnwell, may God bless the'1 town, .'? ' ' Where this mossy grave is found. Of one who stood on golden ground To promote Virginia Brown. 1*Tow to my sincerest friends. Don't think that I'm insane? Just bare in mind fo^r its repine, A friend is a friend, at all .times. Ilis eloquent words of trqthfullness. His alms and deeds quite free, His frowns'and smiles in faithfulness Shall ever live in me. Now with erace and modesty I say it very fervently This soul of faith, love and ehnrit\ Is resting in Eternity. --hv Mrs. V. I.. Wilson. Washington, I). ESS TEES CI.I B. _0n Thursday afternoon, Nov. lit. Miss Hattie Mae Corn well . was a charming hostess to the Ess Tees ~ Club and a number of^friends. . Six tables were arranged f o r . bridge, playing three , games, after which prizes' were awarded as follows: fu st prize, a lovely "scarf?Miss Pearl .Murph; second prize, a very pretty bracelet?Miss Catherine Fred erick; booby, a gold colored paper -weight in the shape of a camelMiss Wilhelmina Thompson. . Out nf fown guest prize, a lovely' piece of lingerie?Miss Jimmie Dibble of Camden. Home guest prize, a pretty pair of hose?Mrs. "Eva Champion. " Guests of the evening were: Mesdanies Helen Patterson, Sylvia Jdhnson, Minnie Johnson, E-va Anderson, Loraine Jones, Jennie M. Champion Willis, Ruth Johnson, Alma Williams.Miss Maud Pendergrass, Miss Mahle English and MTss Jimmie Dibble of ftgmdow- - - 1 , ,, ucurour IIIB ........ -?? m The hostess served a delicious menu consisting of chicken, english peas, chicken dressing, pickled peaches, cranberry sauce, hot buttered rolls and hot tea. ' ;?: 1 Everyone expressed themselves as having enjoyed a most pleasant evr?: enin^. m + m* WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB. Greenville, S. C.?The Wednesday -Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs. L. G. Fisher at her ' -beautiful- home on Buncombe street, November 2G. In the spacious living room tables with attractive bridge appointments were laid amidst a beautiful setting. The opcnf fire place in the middle of the room glowed with huge oak logs kacpc and carnwHrms? w^ro artistically placed in the room? After the games itrwas YouncTthat Mrs. E. W. Biggs held top score and " received a very pretty linen handkerchief. Miss iiillian Fisher scored lowest and~ receive<J a pretty linen handkerchief. Miss Lena White drew hiprhtwt card for consolation which ias two pretty handkerchiefs. Mrs. J. C. Thomas as iguest received a very pretty linen handkerchief. I When cards were laid aside, the hostess assisted by Miss Estelle Sim-11 in lis and Miss Lillian Fisher wurvod . delicious cherry ice cream and plain cake. THE RADIO-SOCIAL CIA ? i The club met last Tuesday eycnitur ?t?fche Odd Fellows' Casino in whicn all members were present and after the business affairs were attended to the discussion were fully based on -the dance they arc- to give on the 11 of tbh* month, so please, mark this ' date on the calendar for a nice thiUR-. "Then too, that .favorite orchestra Whieh everyone always craczy to hear will be the feature entertainers: [June's Roval Collegians. Refreshment* will be served. Friday December 11, is thc time! t tuti pa . i ammojih ihkom; kxi'kcthd AT A J A X C1KC.CS Many Tickets Already Sol<lxfl>y l.ady Sponsors. Circus! Auditorium! Monday! Throe are the ifefo?me words of many children and grown-ups, *ioo,. in happy anticipation of the Ajax CharityFund Circus which is to dx> given at tlio Township. Auditorium next Monday afternoon and night. And their great eagertiOss is justified, too. For just imagine the tons of i'un we all will have when we see a home town enterprise operated hy the home town boys you know. Wont it look funny to see James Adams, Hey ward Friday or James -Wise running a bingo sfanji or ballyhootng in a plantation show ticket box. (live your imagination a little more altitude and j>icture Miss Alice I.ucas or Miss Ma* riah Tucket as a chonus. girl in the "Ainx Charity Revue.'' Well, -those are just, some of the Lliings you'll ?oo at the Circus. Oh! yes, we have professional performers too. There'will be Princess Olga; Wiz aid of Witches, who tells the girls the tnrth-about thcrr-Mroy friend'; or maybe i should say their boy friends. Thoue will be the outlandish, and Unheard - of freaks. Strange feats of suspension of life and last, but not least, riding devices of all descriptions Monday, Hee. 7 you'JI have a time of your life, if you come t* ****** "* < ^? Ba v ?$, BEGAN j Christm |:~DECy I 7 7 V The Cards will be ! i* Order as follows:. X A-K-r-n-K-r X EFCHI J-K-L-M-N v fj _____ O-JPrQ-H-S-T \ IT-V-W-X-Y-Z X AM) AN..I NTH. V s . > v < *; > ;* < *> our suni -4" ^T? .< loam id 1 Fried C'liiekon X. Turnip-Croons , * . 5 X Alaearoni :iu' <1 nTtTi " ' " 1 . 110_L_ v. \wTT:'~" I.onum Pit* Tea. C.-Ho > PRICE 51 ^ COLLEGE INN A A A A A A _4v ^ ^ . %*%*%*% %* VWwvV' / * rnmemmrtmi HI ? iit J?? I i i j SB The Tb r i 11?n g Slory of tofl A T\ * J J 1 ^ i gv \ 1'irturo mat wi tug at your heart ai I throat. jj LMETro TRADER (Mil) OF THANK'S . j Miss Evelyn Bright wishes to take this means of thanking fhe_ nurses of the (food Samaritan Hbspital and also her friends for kindness shown her during her stay at the abovenamed institution. " ! - THE R. F. O. T. CLUB Mr Tom Brown was host to the club on Tuesday 24 at the home of Miss 1 Jessie Mae .Hawkins on Senate Street The members was called to order and the meeting opened in its usual way. The roll was called and the members responded with a quotation, paying their dues. The house , was then opened for business'. We enjoyed -a short talk from each memTor on the future progress of the club. Miss Irene Young favored us with a very interesting paper. After business a few tables were arranged and a number of the members play-ed cards Vhile others oninvod d:mr. . ing with Mr. Reese at the j>iano. The hofet assir.tud by Mi>s Daw-kins?served punch,, hot chocolate and cake. to the Township Auditorium ~at -ot??:4'j p. m. i And if you do that you will have done a beautiful deed because all the money you spend will gb to charity welfare. Ajax motto: Help us .to help others. See our circus, bring your friends, - enjoy the show?and you help the unfortunates. ry Savings nk f PAYING % ias Club I I, 1931 I . , : f V paid in Alphabetical V T )) Paid Dec. 1 A u it 5 _ y ? " 3 y ? i . " ' " 4 ^ - -- " 5 ALL ARK I*AII). % v ** V / v V V V V V V y % <? * % % %.?% % % % )AY MKNU 1* t ? oiuato .Soii|? T Rico y Baked Corn or l amlUMl Yams " Rolls A-. Olives or Chocolate-Cake i\ or Milk. 1 ) CENTS'. Y ==? ' Y & TEA ROOM ?Y A >?, A A >. v VV VV"VV"VW% "V">. '??__. . . , "^i I h5 er on h is _to4J8_r=_lH.. t oTtn hlT ti e a rt ? 4e sacrificed life the sake of love I I 4 H 37 KSHHF^ I a ianftt?r'* Finil F?d??ut I TOM MOOH I I ConittM! C into 9*1 # * 1 Wer$W>V *> <vtlrft*%t*g| . u m a i a frM&T utll| I nesday and Thursday | mmmmmmmmmm 1 Tin. kmkl: noi s Charleston, S. . Nov, 2 1th? I Madam Kliz; l?i th Halor unlciUUi od thc KntYe Nous Five? Hundred; Club and gnosis at bur home .on Asli- i ley Ave, Nov. Lldrd. Two rooms ' bi < oniinjr !y dm--; orated with Thanksgiving . v.. .e : thrown ensuite. Tables-were laid- l'or forty at IT v.- , Hundred began at r>::'.u .Altn \oral progression* a "blanket i \v;hs presentid to the Madam" Ch..i (-1 lotto Tracy wit)?u-r oi'Tn . ?.r ' Madam I ula llotViuati a iyv ! ! spread as highe t .dub pn/.-< i-; 'U dam Ileleii hdbriun ti ddei- >*' guest prize a bloom v\.(- i ? eM'-a < and to ML<v Stella action "H.i.,.j | . lowest jrw>t |trar,\r-~ . .,r~!~Trr broom. ( onsolation j/i i a i>.\? i * piece of' china went to Mad Mv-ji Sandlord, ~TI?a?KU?st> .of. .Mad.im. Salm ' - f> llit Misso- Maude .llvaiU Margueriv. ! l-'i'itsev. Mc-d.n ,i?v i .i'.'1 " ily Jackson. Helen < ?*15i*i? n. Leoja jj okit T, Mart lMbni.;on. < i.n.i.r,Ti ..-4 coy, Bedlah Levin, Kaidaii liar! ?'.on Andfey Horn. Tonimio M l'.tld" 1 c-.. j . bye (hmwll; LiVuTf'tV. TeiTv Hallie' Miller. llarra .. Corint (Juenveur, KliVe T: I. .. cile Wastoiij Beatrice M?(;i!l. "I I -It... I I llarlong, t Sadyo Bpi'i ouc h -. JLotfman, Miriam Seabi k; * l-avrtn;.-! i mKK'"-i Knialiny I'ym-, \fV:^ \ ? ton, Lauretta (juenveur, Julia !?' < ? . tar Mjs-os 'Irma Poqtiolt. Su-ie . ? Ada Kpds. Martinet- lb cot' v .. A ?lonco?Clyde.?? Spencer'.?' '; !..r Mazyck, Stella Caption, ('ami.!., I i.-J;- j; burn. . A delightful salad course, was <> : j. ed loVelv baskets tiH,-J. v.-ill. . i n" r|he t Thanks giving Fo .or sob , wptp given The guest A of s> i'i \ ? '. ii_ j of the evening. ' , ' j Owls The season's smartest utlair wir i-.. the" annual Thanksgiving eve <ia)"< < vj th&jOwls, which was from l'0;.'l. Ma ' sic furnished by the famous llaiolu 1 1 June's Royal* Collegians was 'cnjoye.:' .' by all a,lid scfcioe.l' t" be voted tie \ best of tlie Souti\. . t There were"""several </ ; "vquests stieh as Messrs -LahgrsVon lib;.; ! . lies, HadfclitF Lucas. M-i>s Pauline 1 r' ry, .Madants Beatrice .Styles ati i Frank Diliworrh nf SavaiVHrr1 . M*: HaroW- Gadsen 'of \\ aHe'rlmm; Pro:'.- ? Walker-ami -several others. -Misses Margaret .Fraser arid Maude ! ; Hyatt motored to, WaK-ei buro Sun .j > day where they.. spent .J he day wb. tMiss Hyatt's nimher. -?~ Miss Goorgianna Ha'iv-k-fi the ei,;.-i Thursday ty itetullhe Home Lcntad..' , i ies conference heM at S ate tYi'leg Miss Amelia Atkinson ut Gcufgf^- ; town was in The city to spend Thankgiving, and to at ten . tin- < )\\ is' ; .'m , Miss Pauline Perry'. M!' rice Styles and Mr. F'auk I?11\\ Savannah, were in tin Thank-pi \inp and a", tend rh: il.Ii. Miss Tii>-u??ra \\ ii.: v : .. > ' ' ' . j_l._ lIn ' 01tut. 1 > t t ^ Mr. Kino- ' V. r.O - >m f , 1? (".. were in > .11 , in;' .Mr. I.ovin"- - ini . !: Mr. and ".'Mi. . ""?* ir! I..-s: ; .<!' ; ! lertainod <in Fridav-. a in '. > " ! of Miss '1 hednia Wiii... ? r ! ; of C'oluiiii'la- aU'l. .;t. . i .'.i:. 77! w .is:, : n>. '?1 7 : i ' Meet flit? Stret. Mr. and Mrs. I.eOn iv.l puests the Misses Man ic ii,.a . .da" - < pa ret Frasirr. Mesdaino.- Ma/. t i -hinson, Helen (>T!;hn. Mr' a'-c si!-. Julius Fielditip. Mr. and Mrs. .(ioru.ei ; Oliver,.Mr. and Mrs I'mcki.oy I ./ckic], M Mr, and Mrs. John I'owcU. Id. ana Mrs. Cornwell. (C'nnhie) J)r aii'l Mr.-'. W. Jones, Dr's. llotl'inan. I'urvis ami . McFall. Dr. aiid Mrs. J A Jarkso: . . Misyes Amelia Aikin-on. Alawnc ira-rouptn-,?Mi. dainc!?Hio.nh. Hi Hrov? s-;? "NTr. and Mrs. Herbert IVcosta. Ale-- ^ srs Nicholas. Frank Heeosta, Uoiunsoh. Delightful punch and assorted ea-k>s were served. Music was .farnisu-. a by Messrs. I'ir.ej-nn y an Si aiKi- a ] the piano and "ftyo'i >. t'l IN M KMOl? IA M - a | "I? m ^ , a In loving memory of. ?uii dear Fa- ^ iher, .(.'narks 11. Thompson w.a> ik- ] parted this life Docemboi ' >. iv-ay YV innsooro. .S. ( . , . .... j One year has since thai -ad day ,j When one we lovyd was called awu;. Loving and kind in nrl his r Lpiight and J11 i i" tins fitd i ??jt days. ' .. ' sincere anr tnu- i_n_ la-art' ..;id murr- j Beautiful .memories* he left h-du.u. . v Satlly~?niSsed by yuur .c'uidreii: t Robert c. Tooinpson. New Yot a C;;y- . Sarah M. Blown, l'hii. d. ltd via, i' ^ "APPLE SATC12" EDI. DEC. 11 y On Friday Dec.. 11 at Allen t'h. .. versity Auditorium the Sund^h.t c.hd j, of Or.'tngi'buig. C. ('. -wad? "APPLE SAL CM" a vieon;:oi;,- ^ dritoto^ in thn.m JT p; y?.... i .?i.e.,,?t. the capably, direction <?;' ?di-s S.u.-, \ carst is composed dr'\'( fc-v;'.n" itfiiaw i " -f actions repr.e.-eu.i in < Souc t'ollcgi. f.Iaflm. Cniori. and Oi..i.n. I',.ic i talent. . This Play is to It... r\. < ...u '., th"C auspices i>i' the cultiiiv H <!. l' this city the proceeds from \\"! i.eh will j?o entirely to charity*"." A PPT V ^rcv i':yt s -nxr.e^ 1 the first in comedy-dramas It is ^ p play full of sparklins; humor eon- 5 tored around a well developed plat. ., You have seen the Sunlipht Ci ih in s "The Lion and the Mouse", a 1 \i>ro f serious type oT a play which wa< , superbly acted here three years npro, v and now they come look wjjk their t desert for you, "APPLE SAECE!" ( Tickets twenty-five cents. Contain f to rise at 8 o'clock sharp. MAURI At; E A NNOl'NC K M EN T. . * s Mrs. Lena Canty, wish, to an- t nounce tlv mariaee of her daughter. a Miss On Hon a C?ntv, to Mr. Moul- ' trie Brojfdon on the 20th at OtXobcj-y1931. ' 1 -& P?gc T. MISSES OKNKVIKVK ?. VINCENT A \ I) IM> . (if. \SCOK OF COEC Mil! *. < .. HKilM.Y EN. a! J; i >i \ ; i> i\ chkHNVILLE ? ~ Genevieve Vincenet and Ro??*? <;! iV. .? M.I v.-ffk't ml quests of *. :;h i 'uncle, Mr. ii-i? ?i-a-?l?^-i?ii A_?I'.iii.ii, Whilu * here on Ti. ni. 'giving night they ' >' < lite) '.ni'A -i ti\ thr- host 'and - v-,-? with .'i .ilat.i i- a_t heir beautiful home ' "'1 l{ 'II..; house WU.S h a it ii .! , ij.- a ..t-.-iL. u'.iit, pink and < .' hid . i 'i i". a i ' h.? 'i.i.i ij, - _ ft i^iu .Mi's. Ear' oi ln au'.M.i! cu'd?M. 'The. colu Vnv-'-o and greeii was - - * ?:! ".? S.lights ~ "-* a ..''deli i:,ue!i to the Cu . i'.e .v. iterj t he dance '' ?.'ue<t< were. m. ( i wi- .eh wt re lovely ;''i;o".ri _ 'i Mit' .a , ciins. and ~Klsn ' u-U Ua?.sciiten.-.' ' L ' M? Park- ' t.'a* ' guests of "" -d A : . ah ! (lla^coC of . S. ' K>telle?^im* - -M!: ?v v' ' Wither .1l M-.<. l-birt-'. . Mac- Logan,. Tifivis and Vl i : ' i Woodson' at rr^'. < Me->r> Harold '? ' - , . >!a: jjju Davis, t;|- M.II Millir. 1 I op.sull i> i add I.inLai ilt *aiul u?i?-?j-,iiv '? i " A a j" a <! .,< ><. i by .the \ , m r. <-d through* f 1 A* . i '< lunu? ~ - 1 - .t ; r wit??played ; irif. Hi'- ;r.p ; regretting that the ; i i.i thymsylv(*s i*- Living una a delightful evening. " ' 'a _.y,.;.A-r A.L. iiL!._ir iii.ul tins.ogju'n ' ? "'_> i ' ...: i; '-r". -T ,,i Ui'i.i.oyv- ..... J ;> i; ?i. M Aye- \\;i:!,i-r-j)unns, Mis'< > \ m,11we-iy again : -i a very,pretty party " \V:t.hti'*pouns< Lena kV ' ;< . i i > and' Estelle - A; : K M.-f?Ve tables wr,-. a'i ] ;.?;z<. i .bridge. At the game.- the'guests :.i'n- i .1 i~i i hi ::.,iT:Vni linen hand-' ' :Avi.iWa?-n >-'vre> witv count d Mi.- A 'Kii 'r ra h! high'syol'e, Mrs !-.v sebiV;. both receiving h-.-a . . ' ;!. SumlwiehA* i' M. v.'ueh was the hour ?j . ' - ! : '!; g--ntk-nvt;h to aran: danci v - i a \y??e hour in 1? a?l-vv. ,i thru r ~ . ' g. The m- young lad -ibx.:ug ...... hostesses,-.' ... :. .-. t-.:'?. m.-v . , '; ;:vi- saying w'h'at I lovely ! U Wr huti.* X:;' afternoon. Miss Edna * V!', I'..:::- ine>l the Misses. f*t *" ? rj ri'ihvm. at hrjr beautiful ' . i . iStreet".' Thre,. tub- . \ jelVrysantho.? x - played. Miss *.I:- \V~ *' t'-p s? ore i-.. ; "T.-i. iri.-i '.ty' i.undkei T77 ~ : .. ' - li'i'/.iiuo-h Logan v ' ; ' . 'A? iv?-i. ? ti 'Vel;.J. : i S:PU-rii?-:U I aiding n\s > i f ;ri-> : I t't I^vii .nOVf.Uy. i.,; !v: \\<.w- p.wsented to. .i .. i . .. All j rr7.>:> "t>rrrc ..... : : ! .; ty- irelvid n.: .? !! . .V 1 : 1 J Mis,. ltd-. :. . i ! : g.f.-'s; Misf . . !', i' . . .;; and lltvse J. . ;>. .. ? r,: Sr. w.ifii.. Vivian '1 '' . ' \P<- Knt.-hcr of ; ~ v : i y . I; : .i. > J "i: . \ > ?ht ! r |" nfii.. M ?rl"- ~ ?. ?% : Si Hi :!. ti.;li.!V.? LlU'lVVun'JU-iilul , n'. i ' .' A >;d.nl ' .-"Mst iiV-Ul'se WOU' ,Vi. vi -i. .\ vi ! .. ! ): :v*?>jv* afternoon \ ~ u'l.; 71T>? III IIP M A I! 11'^ ftsox? OP.NEW CITY PASSES. Mrs; l.djie -Mae. EtlYi'^on, pas-sod - t, iway Thar* day ovettinff. November 1 1 ;rt S:'.'i . '.'"d :ufter a sud It'ii illness Jk' hotly was brought ~ >ur. .i'". T77 fy rr.ncrali/ieTt; Those ,ci . Him . n:y i::e oouy svere net" 11 US .".it '4.#r ^rrrnr-^. istors Mi's. Edna. Willis- and Mrs. kit tie Watts*. Funeral' services, quiet, simple and mpres-ive, were held from Emanuel 1. I-. . : lire li. F'uniLefZTiTf .AvhicF Revr '" ~~7 . W. Taylor is pastor on Tuesday : tern'oqn at 1 o'clMc. Rev. Taylor cad the teli prams/and condolences-. Mi was ii;;tsJ.?r of ceremonies Mr>. ir:leiso4i was horn Sept. TT l.iiu-l at ' Sumter. She was 27 _ ears olii. and tlie youngest. daugh? " o:' il,.- Mr .ai:(i ALrs. (ieorge , 'haw. She was married to Mr. Jesse llTersou oil December, n, IS'27. She. eaves 'to mourn her loss, a husband no child. sov?h sisters, one brother lev. .!. W. Shaw, one-auTit. ofie uncle ri7T'"n -ho w'ni^n'Tativps-lind" "friends."" :?~~~~ Mrs. I'.ilUe;Maq ElTerson while at ome was a liu'.iiihcr el Enninuel?M ihurctr. in l'.'tM via- left for?Netv >' * :-? fork City, there she became a merre*u of-- .Mother Zion of which Rev. J. V. BviHvn is' pastor. She was a ^umI- worker -and u loyal and faith- _ li! ' member. Bunt WOnder Why! find oft. - An' y.u^.Svi'i ried. Troubled or Un >i'iI'.>? '11'?y-?~H?oto unhappy??db+ at idled. ??r rpovhaps have' been unnce^sfnl in your affairs. Let me id\ ise and help you personally. My erviee covers business and social afairsj'such as signing papers, selling eal estate, stocks, bonds/ love, mariape. courtship, good and bad luck, ravel, healths" accidents. I don't are what it is as--ntf-Job is too large >r small just so it concerns you or qui- " welfare. My rates for _ QUes uvd. 2oc each for all others. Other service according to the job. My erms are eflsh. Send money when vriting. I. DABNEY SMITH [*. "O. Box U44, Huntington, W. Va.