Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? . ^ Jytorday, | Pecember 19, 1931. Miss Mae White who has been.very"1 ill in Brooklyn, N. Y. has returned home with her Mother, Mrs. Serena Butler, G26 Blanding Street. We hope ? she will soon be well again and out with us. . i 'Miss Willie C. Moore will be at her residence 702 Eau Claire Ave., Ridge wood on the 20 to spend the Christmas holidays, she closes her school on the 18th. Her relatives and many! friends will be glad to welcome her uuiue. ? INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUE Mrs. Shellie Davis entertained tije ?. club Wednesday evening 9th with the president presiding. The members were present with the exception of two. Whis*- war, enjoyed-.-?Qutfrr a few visiting friends wore out. After the transaction of business Mrs. ^ Davis served the^chab with hot fried fish, slice bread, pickles, and punch" and after dinner mints. This delicious refreshment was much, enjoyed. Mrs. Sarah MasSa at 1013 Heidt \ Street served a Silver Tea Sunday _ . 13 which was a:^rand sucr-essrTHE NEW CENTUBY CLt'B * Mrs. D. K. Jenkins graciously entertained the club of which she is i\ member Thursday. After dinner an interesting business meeting was held tnen bridge was nlavcd by the eighteen members"of the cluF and a few friends invited -by the hostess. Mrs. Henry Pearson made highest score j after playing four progressions and received a lovety pair of hose. Mrs. Marion Eaulr second higjiest.and , rek ceived, very pretty sport handkerB chiefs. Mrs. Marion Dixon also reF ceived a daipty ho+v4koiehi?.-f as the ^ booby. Mrs. George Johnson received a box of very pretty handkerchiefs as tin ^^uest prize." 'The guests weiv Mohnies George Johnson, Betty Roach KiteTl Johnson, Joyc?' Jenkins, MisHs Daisy Roach, Lucy .Williams and Mj-homaeina Thomas. W THE HAPPY PALS SOCIAL CU B ^ ??TV?'1?? The club met at the. home ol Mi. George R. Simpson oi?the 14th. The meeting was conducted by the vice president.. After devotion the house Vwas opened for new business. Aftgj' the brief business session. three per sons jdined the club. Miss Lizzie ^ Newborn, Mr. Charlie Chappell, and |B<r. George M. Jackson. The hostess served the club with sandwiches, Boa and cake. The Pals enjoyed ^^^Bmselves much. next meeting will be at the Ices layior. . [ANTES ms was the charm club Wednesday, This being a soc.vas not any busis of the social enirried out by te 11 r< okes. Along with sxtcval (activities i just, iibout tired itess served a detoitanaiiilwd ??n letnd saltines. We thc following vi.-i Goodwine, Re-' id Mr. Hey ward nibers wore presBurton, _\I - u c i 1 e .>4is, Thema Rnwhaw? Annie and i Bena Nesbitt. V The next meeting will ye held at L the home of Miss Nellie ^3. Burton. ??r i YOUNGER M ATKOXS' (CLlIt Mrs. Theodore Johnson \fk-as the , charming hostess to the club 011 the .6th a(t ^5:3f07 Beautiful h<plly Untl other suggestions gave'the'spirit of the appyoaehmg ^hntidnvy?Santa Claris tallies were passed at 5:30 and 5 after four progressions, prizes wrap^ ped in Christmas paper were award od Mra .Tninpg R?Rlllf high 7ma lovely boudoir pillow; Mrs. Thomas Jones, second high, also a lovely boudoir pillow; low scofe was won by Mrs. D. W. Walker, bath cloth * and soap. The guest prize, dainty L handkerchiefs, with facc edges was | wort by Miss Wilhelriiina Thompson. I A taaty menu, nor,. ^^siMed of fried chicken, pineapple salhot buttered rpols, creamed po? Hoes with peas and olive s. ^^JHvlrs. Johnson's guests were:? Miso Thnmnson. Genevieve MB lUltllluiia * Pf Vincent, Rosd* Qflascoe, Hattie M. Ff Corawell, Ella C, Myers, Lillie- JonesT p^^and/MrsTJennie M. Willis. ^ Wrs. Johnson's party was enjoyed * by/all present. Mrs. Thomas Jones will be hostess the club on December 17. NOTICE! vAU members of Queen Esther ChapNo. 1 0. E. S. are requested to atHnd our regular meeting Monday af^Hmoon December 21st, 5 o'clock. Baction and other important business. B| Mrs. E. E. Sightlor, R. M. m Mrs. Laura Barr, Secretary. ?; *L ' ? WKDNKSRA ^ AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLl'tB '-^Greenville', S. C.?-Mrs. A. E. E. Muggins delightfully entei,ti\i:,icU the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Cltib-trF her home on Calhbua Street, Dee. (Jth- _ After the regular routine of bu.siness. tin- hu.stri1 [in I 1 1 rl'irC^Trh^ "Tics and the ladies found their places at the_ bridge tables, liege Italian vases of ailluinn leaves were appropriately placed in the room. Top score, a beautiful ensemble of , .bath tablets ?ih! body powder was won by Mrs; E. W. Biggs Mr..- GcOrge Parker drew highest lard for cohsulatipu "and recjeved an cnsoonble of bath salts and powder. Miss Lena . White- wMrh pvrt- ? e.-tX-TTrF^T-Ttnl nt vT rose petal sachet. Mrs. I lupins had as her quests, Mrs. Wan en Cooper and Miss "Gladys Witherspoon. Mrs. Cooper, with high score recieved?a?bottle of nr.reiusus i pegfttme -as-jjuesi prizeT-" . " Mrs. IlT'ggins, assisted by Mrs. Mae Logan served a tempting salad course ronsistillfr of i liieL-on ?!ilnfl niot loc - ralliiies nm'i tea MISS A LICK KliLlJkit is. H4*vTfcSS. . ' AT nitii>c;is ? Greenville, S. ('. Mi.s Alice Fciuer c-ntertah.ual_?Lu:--i.io M v? t ie club and <? lew 1 rich s, live tables', at her cozy home, .J 1 (J Green Avenue Friday ai, The- home was decorated in. Christmas colors of red and green. lioliy was eiicctivey used throughjut the house. The special giusts; were Mcsdamos .Carrie 'I Aiinrie 1 .ykes FliulgeiV Sara Elicit lirooks and Miss Florence I.ykc.-. . . * lop score prize was won by Miss i\nnie Arnold, she. received a beautiful piece of lingerie, while low score went to Miss Ileal rice Shumate; she was presented i. box of c??iidy. Missc-s ksiv'he Simmoiis*and Miriam AVitlieispoon tied \br co;nsolati,on, .:ov\ever I ' "r -tTuMr.n tTV (Ho.oimer, she was the recipient ,'ol" a .oveiy y'eijow guest towc;l. Top store for the guest""was won oy .'.lis. Carrie '1 iioinpson, a h*MV; .ciiiil iinen .towel... . - . " . . z "Win ii -caida'Tttere ,lhi?f a si- ie; deli-ious Ambrose with piawi'ahd truil . ahe was served by the charming nosliss iiA<i<U'.-l li.v Miss t T-tra i inn. _ . inK'i'uiTv\ si ui?::isH .Mrs. Sa.u. Kile a lirooks and MissAlaggic Wui'.cr entertained lilt the r-tti-i.nf h'. ! Ill' ill, r .1 mi 1 Tni'ii ' ,?ay evening,\ inh.-r 8.h,- the oo*. avion Ik itHj the hirt.'uluy nnnivi isary of- Aii.-s ALii lain \Vi>hersnoon, a sis' or of i i s. ' Ih-.;.?ks. JTiuc. -lUfai-s: "vas a surjnjse at: a-successful one, as the honui'ee ; ell: rued homt. to find . ho ' guests a.ssviiihk-.I. to wish her uaiiy ha|?;>y lolu/ns of thc day. The leauliful gift> 'attested the high esDouglass l airbanks In ( Film P Forsaking ('o<tunic lectures fi Dynamic S':\r Revels jn Ad Unnryln^ii' I*1. nnl- , UiT7 j^-v*.? i i'. : l wmin s 11*l>> y 1 \ fc1 J yearsahead-nf the times in "R picture for United Artists. direC called the-most versatile man in drama;comesto the Oapitol as J Supported by a cast of noted stage and screen peisonaliiies. several of them stabs in their lAv"-_i"'l'|h Fair -hanks lufs pv.it TisuTe his spear and jerkin for a collqr and fountain pen. > He portrays a sensationally successful young stock broker who- cuts a -waih both in iP<> li.iuhciid an 1 love markets'. * "ns '"lil'e ' there lanieli',''a' fit screen mate f<?r the dynamic Doug, lass having. beauty, courage and", a splendid s'. use.of drunia.. Jack Mulhall, young star with tlx? xpenonce of a veteran, is prqminent"Ty east as tlic s ar's best friend ami ' onfUlant Edward. Everett ITorton, who has enjoyed starring lienors en both stage and scteen for years, has an outstanding comedy part as Fairbank's val< t. ') It. s of thje ^million dollar ca>l" include * June McCloy, in 'i>'ume?n 111 u1 sscandals,: and hailed by Dire* cor Edmund Gould ing as notable?tnnuin; the new crop of young 'actresses. There is also Guana Walters whose unusual poise and bpaqtv brought-her this, her first _ screen pa i t. (.'lend AllLiter, *Xi. _ .an English light comedy character Helen Jerome Eddy and Walter Walker are all .suitabl.N^aYt. \ . _ Tho t t c;. uV' Hc.u'hllTg For flic Moon" is set in present-day New York, or rather, it anticipates the architecture, fashions and speech- of two years hence ' y scrapers, pent houses, a pgla' -v. ner and fashionable her^. vj, ^l*id'o tlm bjwkgrm-mljr?> ^ig> TW'/trfna'- Mic I it)t of queer sh vns. Mod ernistic * ropriate settings i. ^ a% aeautiful and , harm/<^ S ' designed and erect* % a **>,. 4v aiding and William ^ . es, the sy.d0^>Tho snWuYr ultra Suited to the theme ant of the picture. The goy^? ' ^reme habiliments worn by yjj ? -J^f.els and the scores of hnndpi</3o .^oeautios in the cast will reveal what the fashion craze will be the year after next, Fairbanks is hack in modern clothes for the first time in ten years, Daughter is the prime ingredient of the picture. . ' . ? _ ? As n sioH ~ broker busy making millions, Fairbanks has never had :time to .woo a girl. But when he 'meets Bebe Daniels, who plays a so-, 1ciety aviotrix, he forgets all about / _ ? , THE PA I teeiu in which she is held by her man> friends. | Y3uiu ring and bridge were enjoyed until mid-night when a delicious sal1 ad course with cotl'ce was .served fin ' nulit Itlllid tables, the ^season's color* ol" gi ecu and red being effeVtivel> rall ied out. ( 1 >11K'nts on 1 lw d.'liglit l>il?luwwphaliiy enjoyed were made, by the Lgmr^ts a s? 11 ?*ey?departed from tTu long to be remembered wening ot pleasure. Those present were Dr. and Mrs, 11. ,\1. Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. Warren Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. G. XW. Darker,-Mr. and Mrs. Preston Put ler>o!i, Mrs. A. j. (Jhappelle, Misses ..Viae Logan", I istelie Cu-reton, Lena Vt i i te. Bell-Hi-iedrt. Gladys- With 01'' spoon, Dr. S. 8'. LaVvlon, Messrs Ctiiloi'd ^Walker, J. MuLiuy, Martin,?^ Luke Bates and M. F. Davis.1)1 NNKR PARTY An elaborate dinner party was giv en aL'tiic: residence ol' Mrs. Rhoda L Jones. 5y Sumpter Street, Brooklyn N. V. in honor of a few out of town quests, namely Rev. and Mrs. G. K, Stewart, from Darby, I'a., sister and brother-in-law fit' the hostess and Mrs. ; Serena Butler from Columbia; . C. The table and dining" rooinwas beautifully decorated. thc colors being red, yellow and green. Dinner was served at 5 o'clock con* sisting ol two tablets, 12 persons at each table. The menu being consisted of a full Turkey dinner and when the desert was served the bright lights was turned out and the dim tig,its mined ?>n". At '11 ^o'clock another repast was served such US"sandwiches, cake, candy, nuts and eotfee for thL. evening guests that wa.s invited. . file .guests ot honor were*:?Rev. and C. R. Stewart; ana Junior; Mrs. Serena Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. White. Mr. Harry -Greene. Mr. and?Mrs"?Goings, Mrs.'^AMaius, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr, and Miss Jarvfs. Mrs. Eva Lucklow, Mrs. Kloise Wood, .Miss i.ouise Stokes, Mrs. Lucy 'Bin-row H is ..AIiUulhiL (-roiid. Miss W. Jones. . .. . ?! m m v! in;:e'dancio December 2:1? booker WASllington HIGH sk>i()ba sponsors Ailv. In'^-L_' veijt to -given this j your by tfic. Senior class of Bookei 1 u asbiV.glon High School will be a Jjlj'i'-iA- -A-' M't iof1 mas season, 01.1 Wednesday', Doeembei . at' the Odd Fellows' Hall | i i :ji i):00 to D:o0 P. M. ** Tht. memI hers ol' this class 11 ope. ALeuauku?-Uk *-rtr;Trttl diio ol the greatest succisses ol 11 iv year.- The chaperones will be Mr. J. Wit i toman, Mr. L. Stallworth, Miss Harvey, Miss Williams, Miss Penderjrrriss and Miss T. E. Thomas. The public is cordially invited. Cyclonic ursues Love and Fortune >r the First Time in Ton Years ion With- Million Dollar Cast 1 the public something?new ami caching For The Moon." his new tod by Edmund Goulding. who itHollywood. The modern comedy imas-.HSpecial. M mM !! Douglas Fairbanks nrxHKf^TtfVlvrt^/^yf^v^ -!-^ " ?^w a WW I L Ut Reaching fox the rfioon nioiipv and pursues liar nnvos*?-the ocean finding out midway that she is engaged to a titled Englishman. This doesn't stop him., llorton, ploy ing the valet, recently in the service of a naughty Grand Duke, instructs Fairbanks. in the art-making love an i the comedy beconies uproarious. I Edmund Goulding, who directed the Joseph M. Schenck presentation, is the author of Gloria Swanson's "The Trespasser," and "The Devil's Holiday" ' The story of "Reaching For The Moon" wos taliored to Fairbanks' measure and is composed of the new est of the new in smartness and sophistication. I LLMETTO leader MARKIACK ANNOl'NCEM KNT - t 1 Mrs. I,ilia Williams announces the .marriage of her daughter. Uenrntta l; L_ ?lit" .Mr. Ur trrr?f>nuglass 'Eldridge. on > Tuesday, May. 12. lli.'H, (ji ofnwood. ' ' S. C. At homo alter June 1. .IPdJ' * 1551 i Greenwood Ave., Loui.- . ille K ~-Kci rpfiuig?1)1 tl'hilior 2d, i 1. V I! ' M. <305- Ma:Laso>? -rv*-)'t'et. -^li oeu.p iiM. 1 " NOTin:: . I Rev. Mrs. Sarah Smith w!T pn ai-h ; lit Jones Chapel A. M. K. Zmn Chine;". 1 Sunday afternoon. December ?2h, at J. > '50. . The pubiic is cordiality iii'? iled. liev. U ..J!, (i dit?-r?t'-.-T MlAV44m7E^-SrrrO()i:'N l-,Ws~~~~) The . J'ajeiil-Tca her Association | met Thursilay night, December 11 in the school auditorium, Easiness oi importance was t runs act e n The j _jnotings. however could lmii.nlx mm j interesting and profitable , if a larg-~? II numurr OI parCUlS ill KMTiC'il. > Tht.'* Dantroseh program to whicju * l -the i.rixtli amLtitrVcijXh grudes pupil?; ; listened on Friday had the desired of- r ' feet in doing its part toward making s the pupilsmore appreciative 'of the ~j >,_&lusicu4--works of the great masters. ' At the last assembly program, Miss iiiadley's' class presented a playlet I = which- emtrhasixed?Htp?necesV it y ui' } iiligent application of thrr pupil to ; > the subject matter that he would ac- J' eomplish. Several students Wire cal-\ lid upon for rooiai'ks. This latter is'" the principal's plait for the develop- 1 _ meut of- self expulsion; Each grade group of teachers has composed a play on "tJo-opei'fition.' H The.So plays are to be presented ' later. 1 i Exm^' I ?L\ucjlai_ | "MAcmre *o | 9 jnuMtd *y jO(EPH M. tCHC-NCK UJrlttfn 5flb v^. i FRIDAY & S, 1 ADMISSION: | ~ CAP1 ~???? in? lartji i !? iib ?i - o^ooc-vOO-:-oo< J TO OUR FRIENDS A o J Thomas' C PRESCRIPTIONS ;B Corner Taylor and Harden CARD OF THANKS We extend our heartfelt thanks to 'Ur HKUIY I i ieml Cm- iUmm killdlH-s" 1 uI'-itijjf the illness nd death of our 'ather Mr. \V. 11. Bradley, and for trie leauliful floral offerings. j M' - H u lf"" ~ .Mr l-i. \V. Bradley.? Alf.-s 1 Jelphine A. Bradley, .Mrs. (icncvu (Hover. Alts. I.ila B. 'Brown children. IN M KM OK I AM In 4 a red and hjvirur memory uL-ua*^-m Jiu .l.aieTTmri father," Rev. \\ . \V. ' lie; who departed '4'- )iI'' ' -till llgo. Jjt >. e: ii. * r la, lfr.t, T in a grave yard sweetly sl-Vping Where the flo'vi-r-i grlilly 11 '17 Lies the one wo love so .dearly tint whom we -could not saxii,???' . ? \rd the angels love to linger. 9 More and inure Ave miss him ' b'riends may think t-he-wound"?S |.i'ea!c?I' they little know- sorrow, ['hat Lies within our hearts' concealed Sow, you are in that la'nd_uf 4??viResting:-m--*-h?ti sweet .llea\en ahovo. jo", sleep ori4our precious one: rill lil'u's dark days art O'er ... ^oine happy day we'll mefcl. you \nd parting- will be no more Mrs. \V. \V. Chuppolle, wife "Miss Mayne O. Chapprlle Miss Louise A. Choppelle -Master William Ml. (J Ghappelle.' v . c ** Nond: Thc Loral Nurses Club will meet at the huii'e Mi': Miss A. A. -Ncl^rrfrN Ciervaps" Street,- December _'J.? Ut.'ll. This is a call .meeting. Alt mrses are. urged t<> be present. ^VrbwJv{ I RTKt MOOjrl LNItLSlZEl^" 1 (/ Oinctid 4y EDMUND COULD I NQ .> V- v BR at excitement! At hist, the an- H tt> the plea ot" millions! "Ihiuit" M story of today! A dashing, dartynamic devil-may-care adven- Sgjj in Wall Street! Matching wits jm j mUlioitaires! Racing, romping, Ea* ? through countless thril^! \TURDAY m Atand25c TOL I :"!,v,X'OC,,:,vO,:,vv^*00000000^!; I NI) PATRONS: 0 " I: | . WEWWHVm-t 1 [ERRY CHRISTMAS ? ?AND A ??( 1C| PROSPEROUS NEW ? YEAR -f >rug Store | J DRUGGISTS g Telephones: 7226 & 9252 ? Pajfe 1. -? . - " ?. BENEDICT "TICEHS" ENTERTAINED | On Uis't ] inlay ni^ht the Benedict Timers were eilti rtuined at the Wa-. ;'l vorley Hospital's Nurse Jlome by |Mj*s L. A -Nmii'-r?mob Di. N'. A. J Jenkins. ^ [?All ioodis, were' artistically, deco| rated with the college colors, purple and gold. " Each "Tiger" was piisviiU'd a pink. I carnation as he entered, too. door. | The fir.si hour was sp.-nt matching j I wits at the rani' tables. | The dining loom tables were beauI tifully decorated with red. pink and |A% bily rfti-r-:it ir.i.^ v\ t D>i Til the grtTOpT i I .was served with U very palatable dinner which v.'li iiiy.ill by rviiy' I one. IlJmu--interesting. tm. see the - | 'Tigers" list- T>"-'r "par " a 1 ili" ?T" ( fully at the table as they do.On the j grij. 'i he course consisted of - net-. . gravy, candied ytnTTs^~peas. slaw, ham 1 turkey', biscuits, notuto salmi j berry sauce, codec. it 1 [? ? r)| vi,^ . I ji^U i-ream and cherries. i Speeches wore- mad, hv < "apt. Coach . j liipecomb, Gaulden .Brince, Rushing, [ Gilpper, l)nvis, Klilii, McTai-idt. T' i r rIcy, AcHTinsun. DannUiy, Cureton, i> Vii \ Uitfci.niaM. Gardner.. Alter which Messrs Kinley, Hammond ami MejjoiiI aid i? turn tickled the ivories as th . Tigers tinned across the floor. At the end of this grand occasion it he "Timers" jgucah"1 "U-.-. h'lii n 1 |i tune."- and sang&the Alma Mater. Being inspired by such feats'/the ..Tigers are rea<ly with new - vim to enter the coming season with great enthusiasm. 'i In- Tlgo'i ' :i I I < ? ri;rted " th is ^llolig ' ~~ vviiij the many other courUsies which ha\e been extended to them by tire ; Alu'inni of Beau-diet College. IN MEtMORIA.M ltT" Joying pieniory of - our Mother Mrs. Betilah .Lemon, a i e-ideni-_of Xoluinhia. ft. (".TNvhose soul tooik ldgftl't-. ?? -front, its" CarnaT dwelling. December 15, 1U26. | ny ner oaugniers, Jessie .uae uenion at\ Hampton Institute*;? Hampton, Virginia and Jeramum_ Mi;.f,i, ' L,c "mark,. S. C. Wi* stfe yi>u not since death lias chained your house 01 nay; .* .p l>ut death, .nor grief. no'tnia- , t Can ta?rc* yotir sou!" a\?a\.' r~ You live. aiways~ with u-. To make our pathway iu'ig*. With you w,. lo )i <~ > iii i 1,1. Iff daiT.est hour.- 01 And. yet. our lin rial heart* Kcpine,' and grieve to see : -?- ?Y-om nun her, ~a* ofrrM? " Doth soCff~and body fn**\ . M WHAT ARE WE DOINH? Why, are we here on earth, an i what must be our leaT .Mission?' Why are some-so'poor, in hr-nit Iv.'tn world*." ly things, and in the ability to create.? Not luck or chance will explain the , difference., and no l'oriii of philosophical belief Will. chancy i;.k . .oi.ti: ;. q- _ We sense each, have-of ti.e-day. , ; l he mind ol man-?your mind aiid mine---is cui>abk' of unlimited thought "* anuTuimeasurai.de imagination.' ' .Mentally we can create the tilings we desire nd the things we need, and -it is possible to turn these mental iniag- . os into concrete realities'. W o kn,\s that sonic are able to do ti;i>r w h.;. ?? 1 Life has tauplit -us that man has conqui red tl-.jp. wcjrli of hi.?' dreams in thousands- of wajs, Men wlio haw been born., noor have ac.jvieved iin - - . {tunes, men -\vlio were disabled, or } poor irr'healthr~ftav"e-ut ta uied ,lu-altn ?-ly stations in life,-by the-sheer pt>w--? ' er of their wills', iuive risen to er.hj nent'tf and social innguiuoii. ' " ~ j " IN M KM OK LAM. Irr memory of my 'dear wife, Mrs. Jannie McBrown. Just one year today my darlinp, With your hand-in hjine to me. You tried to say pood bye. ?Just one year today, Since my heart- wash-it i-n~ tJKrtrrninsr" ~? W hen your iuimpvtl spirit pa?.- ed a>vay. Thou art pone but not forgotten. For your spirit hovers wiiji me still, And by no trophies earth" may offer, fan, your vacant nln.-i' till...-! 1?, .But since I realize (hat it is lnt-rTfa^ ble, And that .thou art called from labor to reword, I bow in humble submission to the Master's will, \\ ho since then, vlten.. tu n,y troubled soul hath said, Peace be still. Her devoted husband, Wnf F ?1 pif.nev^-- ? Don't Wonder Why! 1 FIND OUT. Are^you jgarried, Troubled or Un? ? lucky? If you ate unhappy or disj satisfied or -perhaps have been unsucessful in your affairs. Lot me advise and help you personally? My service covers business and social afjfairs; such as signing papers, selling jreal estate, stocks, bonds, love, marriage, courtship, .good and bad luck, jtrayel, health, accidents. I don't care what +t is as no job is too large or small just so it concerns you - or (your welfare. My rates for ques,tions are 50c each for the first two and 25c each for all others. Other L Iservice^ according"TdrThe ~job. My I terms are cash. Send money when .writing. I. DABNEY SMITH ;P. O. Box 1144, Huntington, W. V#.