The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 12, 1931, Image 1
VOL., VII,?NO. 49.
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Paradejaf Life'* $
John Van Crorkhilo.
. , e^^/oocto:oo^C v:?: ;
. ; 'Hello, Everybody. . ... .
? ^ Gxjvcnvoi- HiclsA(5oi( and 111 r n a-** y
Commissioner Sawyer slipjicd ou.t ol'
?town-a--lt'w ciaf;. ?'1 ih>v?
? " straight to?New Vm'k i i .a'?
bond market.?belieuyil "r mm drey
we?e so encoui'K-;* d I'nat loo >'uU iii?!
sal down and u'Uihont'd CnlumiMi
that South ('.nvnli??.> o i.i ii...
, liUai
another issue.
?- Just to refresh \our minds .
" """let's truce "this WnttTrsuo from its
beginning*.?lOut in i1 cm, t r.o
,' iature authorized the Governor lo is?"?
yni i ii in mm u,
State bonds for highway |?u i poses.
$.lJ.OJO.OOO in bonds. V-''v''"nor
K. Blackwood has put his OK t n an
B^j^issue Of $5,000,000 short tei in notes.
^^^Today's decision, ninrlys- the lit s-c rv.rl
bond issue under Blackwood's admin0
? istj-atioTi.
Not long ago, yvlr. Sawyer tuld the
Budget Commission that rohds could
tie naved in South Carolina.at $17,cup
a mile. A t this rat<4. t lie p' e^iMTt
bond issue could pave so.me 581 miles
of South? Carolina . roads. But. the
j . highway department ha; already incut
re. sum, iiKiehieilne.-s . in .ao'ii.tpation
of this issue. At any. rate,
this bond sale is going to furnish
employment all over the state for
an indefinite period. Turning' $10,000,000
loose rj^ht at the beginning
~ of tlie white';?recni to ur, 'in i e ntie
of the best , things any state'-could
?1' do to Stop, -Qld AM t'e.'l v- ! !
The" parade moves into VYau.iivi"
ton . . . President liooycr. too!; too
_' stand today to outline his progmm
- to the new Congress. Ilotr !' wants
incieased .taxation. 1.0 says the.
country has g./i to have it. I.V: go
ing to he -a- hitter' piVI u> -vi 'low.
' but we'll I Hit thatoniricloll. Mrs
him. It's just a case ?.f v.,e go .via
ment" spending. in -re luiuy than tlu
treasury is colic.ting, There. :1 ? ivl
- seem' to be any \v: y .to tju'k-. the
expenditures. At h-ic- r. .!'i .
created a disr.iih1111 .it U.' 1
0k ^5ver did--daily tetfpse Mo-mmw??h? bonus'
to World. War Yctt ran'-. . .
_..^rbut the whole .cry seem. 10 be: e
want more .money"... . rather ?.l it:
[ ? "Wfc are. spendm/-' toe nuu t ."
While Washington pa- ?es in re :.v
we see evidence.* in* a ! rr. -1 i.a-'\
type of unemployment. The
grab" is on. Kyety time a pat1'.'
loses control-of .the house of Itoprosentauves,
the new party u.iinco :itoly
tires all the clerks and attache^ :;n !
appoints' new ones in their )'V:
When Garner war.- electo i so . .? .
the House yesterday.- sorte ??>(?". ite
publicans jnjtoirf.itically h i , ih.i itjobs.
The jobs ran [ye front clerk o1'
the House to elevator operaio'i s' and
janitors. Democrats all oyer tlrr
country arc hoi on the scout' nf't'iD
. new ''employment.'.' (Tarner?<-av-?a' .->;.
he has more than a score' of api'iiea-tions
for every otic of tlH'?10|i jobs.
He has too Lu-ti on. hi- v.i-Vi
ry; about the appointments 7~: rsir
he has created a . commit too to do;';!
out th,ese political . plums.
We mip;ht suprjrest- to -the don anp
luckv Republicans that tln-v immcriatoly
ally themselves v.'ih'.trio "hunf
tyer nimiluv?-." lif n*';M.111?
.mipht Ret a ride home.
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Have you helird ?f ' the' . "< >Ti o.
JjkBranch" petition? Well, neith.es had
, jBul .receutljLan English jiuolt
man discovered it in his nncivr?. ( all
??-?near 1/Oiulon. -k- hi- 1'pr-n?rent
this country and -mm will lr mi
trjr- at-aiictiwr??
The "Olive Branch" in si hro-'.A, 1
the Declaration of Independence. 1;
was the final petition of the Arrierican
cotcvmes-t?r Kin;? Cleoi'po" -lid of
... England. The y^etitiet; - v.;as drawn
-up -bv the colonies -in -4-7-7d?as a- 4;ad
- - effort- to come-ttv-torms~*t-)H-m-l-dy v.'.hit
England.?The B.ritish -Set rotary .t.f
4iu~ n. 1...: a:.'. 1 -
IWi cut- V monies ll'lOU I" pi"'J
Sent'the. "Olive Branch" to tl:v Kin-*.
For..several. dai-i. ..be .Ivied -o auran-e
?. "an audience. He \vast unsiair, - 1.
A few months later, the Pe'htrathni
-* "f Tnrlr>pOnrlnnr>f> \yn,; (11:\ 1 1 .1
Altfng 'with oilier petition- of' h
Colonies, -tlac 'JiHive BrfiiK h ' rrr1
' vinto the possession of Edmund Bur!-.
Burke,' you remember,. was the WIT.-;
statesman who was very sympatic
to America. At his death he left 1!
his papers to one Earl Fitzwilli m.
The document was found in Mil:oil
Hnll, the ann,-rtial >:? , t;
Ekrls of Fitzv.-iHf.iii. T|?e pw-onT
Karl is the gveat-fvrnndson of Burke's
friend.
Strangely there is no sftrnod' copy
of the "Olive Branch"- petition ?.-in
A'TW"V^". Even 'die l.ilir.iiy < :' ( ', n
erress doesn't have one. A museum
in London has had a supposed duplicate
of the original for a mimTy>r of
years. But it was learned from an
Wr~- there- ait'" three more?sirmtnrre nji
the museum copy than on ihe Milton
& original.
The date of the auction Jias been
^t'!9T"r set for January 28 And the American
Art fcsnochrtion claims thnt porrpto
from ail over the nation are
. make the trip to New- York to put/
in their bids. ' /
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-In Cleveland, Tennessee . . . for
the first time'in three years a woman
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h+*vh-; y. vht-s<)<ii;i"v j
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C Hy vma|0
(-'best or, S. ^'.V " bpr l/sWThi1
:~H4th AumiTTf Vc " ~ T tTwC'hns
tian- Heine II u Vqi ioty of',
South. Carolina ft - ??three Jay<
seesseion Inst Avcfk\" . ?jfook!yn MetKi
c ist ("tu'i >sh with-a "strnntv '.Mi.-siurip
. ry Sermon by the Rev. I? F S;<
ill':-, of Lowey. Mrs. Marja IF r. >,i
~ of < trcnville, founder -tit>4?urn 'J
'i'C-itlcht of thn??Tiler- tie-!r eil in
honesty with the people's niont"- Tun
it'll ..Said she; '-'Tho-ivn.iti
l > r.ith all re. ret ordcrsi .is a fee :
?+i:"it- the money is rot tioinK ii: : lie
cijiht channel, which naturally ca
urnCst and dissatisfaction in re(
local lodges."
' Tins "address was the talk of the
convention. The financial rcp< rts !
. from?the?holds?showed -n?* ?ie?
crease, this statement from Mr. TV; K.
""^TlffTW^F^TTTTF" seeri'iai y, . liroai.lu
forth ion c applause. ' |
-At it the reports were over, the rr
- <>oiil -h.'iwi'd that district r..? 2 won j
over district "no. 1. these two district j
reports "ate the 'hiyli* sfTtft' in this.
t'onvcnlidn. hence President Sandc r
.-aasLUresident. Jir.ojvn^ .aluna- with .ixlL
iepi;es'otT.itiveS spflfrrP very favorable
f.r these two presedents. undertaker
Span of Chester was accorded the
floor and made the speech of his life.
l;o complimented. TrotTi clistra is and
. of ca-kets that the order did not know j
nil " undertaker McKissick* of UjTionJ
?spe-1 e cmd?(old nt^utl The" w^ridorfii il ;
.WtPk his hospital was iloiw? in Union
1-.*'nir notified. Mr. F.. \V. Drown s id i
h'<- urdertnke'fs in 21 hours af.fc
ot'thv mec.intr, his plans', is to pay. of j
Key. Sander' was elected chairman '
a c( licet ion was .donated to hint,
r.e \vr a. worker and not a talker
when ever a furht is on. Prof Bowman
wiii do the fierhfintr when Tlio ti . ,_
iol*ri3 called district no 1 will he thoie
Tee. rand p. csidcnt announei. i i
{Hal a l otlicars were re-olei toil i i ;vtivo
p!ner<. Mr. C. L. V'nrtliy
I.pi (Is. Wesley Rmc'vson. <">f ('ariae-.
M.t.Uj.v .Siii pj.',-E., 11. Iluyc. au'l"
J.Vv. T. 15cwma 11,. rI . 1 rnio,'- Mcs. Ifnnrripp
Tvlva led-"the. St-.ue comei^,
" ' i i i. ' ii-. >v-.: . i
. urst lime .that Woodunl T'.A;! .a wa.;
'>:-rfpn "tn 7' yeai *:iv; ifte X". }
?.with 150 nicr.'.hp.rs. Mvs
' m: M < !!???>?rli Mrs. Matilda
aI_ClintQji?^Ittlliu iVJc. iii.
"i U.-.tio Oailman o,' .Newiw.
-hi! n~ih fi/t'T. Mr~,"Anna Co'p~
-I ( ! v.'al ILodhcs. Mr?, .faid-r\
i ; ? . ot II round lie.
I!(V. L. a 4's nuule the V.t
a' i is life, preaching thai memo i i
fiitca.
.la t r'.?. i 1 viU ' have t ho n<
.Irnio .:.a'mrJay bei'tire 4.1::
'.!i s.ja'a.v ia January at Wooda. d
-+J-. r?I < liUlv'n1. 7 1
Wj . an not close this'article v.d
alii went inn of Mrs. Isom, who iv
a \ . 1 i an I ifirll home near the c'iu,...u
. i ,t ..To.].'. ;< TTi-.-.t oVwr't. v.' iTrr ::
:.';d. i'r*.vdc lit and other leading ;u:
; '. f'-t n. iv v.. ?i* the ordeiy
hi. a member <>f the order, a loading:.
umlertMser and a friend to the poor
W e nl'so "dined with my old friend
' 1111; who runs' a larce uroeorv
:io!e near Smith is doing a thriving
1 .<.1 i- iv.-s,' his clerks kept lullsy- wai.
li-n'X oji the customers. Mrs.. Smith
seemed to he at .home?entertaining
il ill-:- ^ am! I stopped \\i:ii
Mr.flud-in Wright, he runs a cafe
..ji west end street, his wife ami e.hil-<Iivit
were very nice to us. - .
niiit.Mii lini;i,v While -i111 y, v,
i.nit tint;' vent's ago, a pieco of a iiee'
die hroko oil" in the palm of her 'hand,
it., \. a? s >h" !; j.s been o" semi
invalid. Shortly after the needle oni,
i h.o- <! die h?;rf m edrnph in
iitg of Th.eumatism in her right side.'
.. t' . . t'e w.i.i ail s. to t.vai u i
'r.^ tiin.'ltirm ieffdr-e?r--Dde and ,
ernpped opt?in her hip. . . then?nrri
"( .".til fo FeiF kneed Yesterday, The"
?noodle?ran-o nrrr?erf" her 'Idg rtmrj
-oiiiei. dy i age Ripley.
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vf!>.Del!*oit there seems to he pangs-tors
even among newsboys. At least
polled in llefroit are holding three
. .ntu~ -fm^Trrrrtinfr ti; tfryear old" boy*1
'dni hTTe "spot." ' ~"7 ~ : : r? ~
11 sttnid cue newsnoys o4" Dptrtdb.
have hryuled together into a, club. A
v.'btr wasnotr-amember*-of?rfr.v
lub was accused In a meeting of beat I
h . (.no of the club's younger inenn
i(?.rt i?Iniuu'diiatel.v?a?vn?>ln-> inn v. :i.
? o; ;e,l to l'liinish the olVcnder. What
did ihe e'ub do but appoint.a committee
In avenge the crime. Three boy.;
entered the boy's home and shot him
to 'do at If. They assert that they <li
not mean to shoot him. Only one
shot was .fired. It was supposed to
sc are the hoy . . . hue it went s-liai.rht
through hi* heart /
*? ? * * * *
"j 'Relieve it or not, an oiyganizat :<>p.
'has heen formed to train dogs , to
?guide the blind of New Jersey.
| *hreo years ago, an enterprisiiv
ii i li 11 111 rod 1 ho "Seeiiif Kvo In "
t'oday he has an estate of more than
ti; ty arr. s. ' lie has gathered'on tins
estate a large number of highly trai;?
ed nolice dogs. Now be is tubing
el... i-i:?i
w.i. in me uiiiiu men ami women !
?tTjomsolvos.. Tie has found that the |
..blind people need just as much train-lin<r
as the do^s. lie is vevy seleo*
tiye in receiving" applieation.<v-?ir*4?>r
nil, the (logs must be. guarnriteeit
'/ pood Tumio". TTielr oWnors must
/he able to earn their o\yp living or
have some definite means of support.
jThe man who formed the organizn-j
tion lias been blind since .he \vas 11? j
years old. He now operates on a j
non-profit basis. I
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COLUMBIA, S. C., DEC LA
Seal Sale Comi
Has Splen
Th- Si itc Coloiv/I .Veal Sale Com
i-ii11).'*.*, i St'itf KioM Wo) k
or, illr . M. Moiitu-Ui Sunk ins, is n*
oi< iiv'r sjil.mlid toopernunn in tin
v.m.'im s-.iil TFT- tarou^houiihir
' iipori/.ni:o(l in mi lit.L A
j ; . ; , Tor , I, 1-TtTc- ii?roii -'H I 1 rsH n
?Mi ' >1 ''VIM ; I ! ! r. < T OVI'I
1 *";"<! in itmhealth <<11 UTif par!
-n: :iiiiiiig ji.nt .nn cin irrnupw evm'y:
,M:iv. The. fact that in a n y No,
my victims of tuberculosis-; the
lie; 'bat t h > .averajro . attendance. of
1j'Ul.'ii* is' too low, iti many _eiw?? on
i u of communicable ^diseases a
Very la?w percontairc- of which can
lie avoided;?the l'.-'u-t that?rt?rs?far
cheaper to p;event and protect than
it is to cure form the basis for the
-Ucnl.ii education pio^cani?fostered by
he committee un'deL the diriction of
?!"> S^.inii f|Yj...i-. nlosis Assoeiation.
J-.ast year's seal -a!" b,y- the--Colorel
S-u! Sale t'onupilteo totalled only
-hr tb-T ?)i m:oryairi?rtl?etfttn^
lies. When we. renjjimber that there
arc iipproxtnja'.ely 1000 active -cases
of tubevc tthei; anionic NctrJ >es in
South (jtrolipii .niti that there approx-i
y?. *?
PCHRtSTA*
GREET1N
1931 T
I v/.jciT. : Al: ~. ') 1 ) ra Host.'11 Darn
li.'r -ley; T. F. lUtmniori . Sa'ud.i;
H:\rsr liutnpltrL-s.. L ulun.;. i'ievcr.|
William Anderson, Williain>bui;j,
A 1U,ore. Calhmin.
'i con; mi tye and their cbuntj
1 ie yncn ;l the fullest ?.?u?|u?i;
Ai he colored citizens ?V "!*otah. i'aro
-s.u.; It is tins.- Xc;'rr?> I'liizciis' re.
;TT asunlit;.: I" sec fha* this IJjfhl
. ' :n lii; it i - tin lr blessed pr.vi:
y to tfivo toward tins canip.noa and
et i!:c;fis'-!vi's and--uauiois.?ti oii'
Jut! tenable scout ;rc, tuberculosis.
? . ^ pii d ftu
.! ' cent t ac'ii h ailr bonds. as cheap
live <J.Jli's each, furnish the only
i.a aTis" of financing this .light." Kv.one
should buy seals' afitl there, is
a a iin:r?!f and certainly not a
Ltul'jf ov :r. -urijue company, that
"Fo'iM \>\ii a.'.'or . not ui buy a-laaltii
noml of some denomination. 1-ho
n ii in it lee . .hopes to sell more heiiltu
' o .fids thi-. year than ever, before,
i JimTs spent itT't nrs .way will give lnr
NOTES FllbM THE l?j
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IYi>i..?em I'. ;oV.ix :
l.-rtt-r ti. kt i;"' r'na: le-ieii.-'' * i'vvf
-i'.-tcr -10. (in'-ucai. i'.i -UU early
1:1 i i :rr - iik lN 1- ti :o : -V?
1 S iiUt < : "Hi: i ne? >"' o. v ' *
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y -t; ! > .-.fii-afc Ior 1/.?( ?/ ic.'ion_ets-\v:ni'.-irr
pabl-UP iUm:'')' :
i'^n. it 'w-.n mean' niu'c.a
" lii.t like tlu,-." *v6'iur-d \ ?
ill every pos/ible way. O
; !( will register carry n>uc.i
,) ^'|V. y(l u- ":tn h t'..mc v> i.i ^"Ul x"
; I-:;' ii;. in' .'l1 u .Sv-vuvUU'Z.-r'- V.vi:
-,h. iw-U.'o. j.yLLA_l < ?!> tin
rbancL-.i .of errors.
_ One IIuncin
School Principal
t-5o.ll Street Hiivh J. T; \\ . M
?Allen (i i iulotl \V. M. I':'.!)1
j S'.levlinf Hip'h Pv Lr Hicki
Os<ar Street Mrs. Abl.ie
ATTENTION!
Extraordin
iitr i no i omnium r or
Issues of vital conei
i ( H i^n - a'-'> i he f'
! The soberest thcuj
s loyalty unalloyed eon
nation and absolute I
ed immediately. In 1
lownien and those yet
yet her forgetting in<
, private fortunes.
Lot'je help to settle
i all. T.etV meet at A1
]\ M. (iood music tt
cause by leaders of C<
opinion will count.
'l'resident of
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nittee "
did Co.ep.^xuion
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ijht, the nv'.-t y.
irajre, dodged '
tinsel'AVC i.
the interest of oiir I ?'!unborn*
let lis pul t- dividual
interest and
> it now. once, .ami i'<r .
It^rrUnivi'isila nl -1 rrnt"~nrrrrrvrrtatt^n
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jluml?ia. Kvi vy roam's
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FKEK AND ACCEPTED
HOLD GK
?in; (iraiul < V>iu .Hunic ai.ion <?l I-'iciu:ul
'Acccptoii .Uu^uii* hc.ld in Columbia
this \v<Ak wa^-said to In- the
-bv.-t in I he hi-1<> \ oi tlu* yi'iifi'T?-1" he ia
iukirtisv ol' lho Crand " .vrjistcr wa.< ,- j
writ i-trrrivcd'Tit?;the la.jjo d< !< t'afiMr ? :
"titat .attcrrrtrr!- thi} itioUTlligr:?iI. iv~~~T
? oiiuncnded- a cu? ;ia tho-- yaltWHcy of ?ri
' * M-'h'l I ll'.'.-n . I II id inn . II' 1,1.1 I
?'?I ' 1(11 a TT y : .;; i' i tTTTTjoT TTTt utTTT 77
iti and oiiiO'.ii "n/ i<o.?c:mit.?rrry?tIttt-rr
inovirod ti'.o u ,ii'v >1 ami "!',|ai;m>'~~'oi' .
i.i <i Aia-ons v. ijl , ret fi\i> .some
o-oa.iidoraiii'.ir ju .'ia-- near fuiuro. It
v/as aho (ic ( 1 i :it i.'....
vIh* ?lfat.li Ifitflit< due cfai'niar.ts \.
".Vovld "lie' [iu'uT T.s "oif" as''yuisiTGc.'."Til
?|-rn it; ?NtiTttf-AVv7
< 1 iti i tr iii , .n.i l tin- mi. i; ,
i.'!' lll'1-U.y Ifa 11 i 1M tiof.-?77|ufsuimj;
ollicfr. ' > . 'iti '
Tiu> !;<" 11.?1'hiliii?fri-lii- 'mi- u|>-?rr
fronlfd t<? if.<i.?l tl\t* Grand Chaplain i i
in tin* 'memorial and otln-|' syyvicfs G....
Tno . addix-..s_ ui iii. 11. .H- .IjaUyc - a
at-the I.oii'ic oi Sorrow will In- loins
-4 ciiu'ii: !a; red.?adra-ui-s?uiiulv?a.
-yotceMein. n poris'ainl also Gif, mi f
Mcol". !. K. Iilaiiloli's lfooii 1 oi .
t!if' li'U^ffs was tin* lifst i-vi'i' sun- si*
niuini. : As ( a.-lodian .Mr. J. ! !. .1 tick ui
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^Jflie. Giaiul I.qiIl'c's int< it? i 'will
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Me f .ffjiioiial door If if if is. Grand ai
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in .Masonic jn> mictions ' . n
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ihe c.isuwiir year: lion. J. 1. Was.ii- <r
inprtrrn.~ G;nrrt-Master;?1 ?r. ' It- >Tmv- n
. Vv Mkinsoii,. l)c|ua'y .(Grand *? .Master;' t\
yt r, S. A. Moore. Scpioi Grand War- - :<
dfti, ltdv. .J. .1. llai 'i ison. ' .1 moor. in
Grand" Warden: Mow *1. 1 . L>u\ is,-. I
(itami i i'fitsrui"fr and l'rol", -A. a
'"Laws-ni ;Gi:ird Secretary.; ,Oth.fv tF
-"btiiuni (mi. cis arc: T)r.' Il'v H. L?iti.er.di
G. (' r .Mr. W V It.GwG. ?...??? ^ a .. . .
-f Ion. J. J-.' ,\h f'otuio, S. Grand hiiu:ou h?
Mi-. ?>(. J Kennedy, Junior- Miami
("hifji; I'r,. \V. G. Wall. Senior 1MI
r a 11 (1 SliAvartl; Mr. G. ( '. v,
. William.--. Junior GramF -Me ward; *"
Mf J. 11.. innate, G. I'.; . Mr. H. "(
11 Butler, Gi'ard Tiler: Mr. J. B n<
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.H i s. A 'a'riif 1 .oni.-e IlliSt-Ol ! _4
away at her k$n*-te on Oakland Ave., i
'Ai 11 miT?-<nnf> Nnvomlxilr 25. jH..
s. o'clock, after five weeks illness. ' . '
. it'' body was funeralizi'd at Mi. l'is- ',in
It A. 51. K Chhreh Friday. Novetn
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crytec? quel, simply and impressive
veannrks were made by Rev, .1. 1..
Ueisbuv.'. Dr. R. S Wi'.kii son ami tin- .
pa.stor.
5Irs." Carrie Louise- IV! oi inc was
in CLarl. -Aon. S. C. Sl'e Was the
>!i!est dan patter of- the lsite Mr. and
Mrs. C C I" i!:: .ei M!i* ?,;? 111, a 'i 11 11
u* Mr. \Y. R. lVl.nvme of 'Sumter.
She was a faithful member of M:
v ia i? -she served thirty live
years. She' leaves to mourn, .bar
iom a imsivwui. eigtu eniniren ami
iv.any l netid-. :
The throe sister members of the
family, attending the funeral wore:
--iv ami Min.?Joseph K. DoLnrmc.?
Miss Kutli WeLorme, Mr. Ernest I)e1
ofiru. .Mrs. F.- Jtlocker. Mr, Wade
Worker, Mrs. Ft hoi Edwards an i Mr.
George Rlancy of Now?York?City. ?
Mr. ar I Mi . . Charles F. Pefjuette, Jr.
mid ("1 dtl-oHr?>M r, ( hallos?F -XN^uut-Lii. ?
Sir, of C'lt.i s oi. S. CT, Prof. and
Mrs. K .M 11 r i< of Orangeburg:
Mr an' M- vO-. F. J>eLorv.v of Atlanta,
Ga, Mis- Fouise Pol.omie an<l
Mr. Leon DeLorme of Sumter and
a host of out ol' town friends.
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