Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^MBaturday, January 9, 1932. I incrton H?eh. attendi?>'r th,. UniverChristnms ip F?-? 11i> > ><? ??, Md.. visitirj. Jg relative-; ami friends. They repor Holley arc doini? nicely with theii 4]$?school?"work; at -Blancy's ami?art ?now returning after a week's vacation to their school work. w IS miss Annie Hampton who is attend ing school at Allen University spen f' a lovely time at home with her fam ily. Little Harold Thomas of Chi caeo, 111., spent the holidays - witl Chappelle" I. Hampton. er in the iMalina graded school spen . a pleasant time at home with family Mr. Alvertus Montgomery, a stu dent of Kendall Institute, ttlr. Quinc; White, a .student of Allen University Miss Ruhy White, a student of Lin coin Hi, Mi** Ida .DeChamps a stu " dcntr~of State College, also reporte* a pleasant stay at home during th< Xmas holidays. Mr. Winscl Jacques of Columbia - wan?the?guest of Miss Alberta L Hampton during the holidays; __My. Clarence Canty, who is a stu dent in the University of Detroit wai the dinner guest of Miss Alberts Hampton Xmas day. Mrs. Ruth E. White, Mr. Jerom Brown, Miss Pauline Brown, of Wasl inaton. B. C.. spent the Xmas holi - - -days with Mi's. Willie's paii'iils Mr and Mrs Isoni Burke. ? " ^Mrs.. R. A. -Henry was all smiles ti have her daughter Miss TI A. Henr; home for the holidays iShe returne* last Sunday to Salisbury, "N. C. where she has taught' for almost ! terms. Mr* and-^Irs. Ty J. .Morris, Mis Margaret Ever sort were- called to Da 7.e!l. S .C., last Saturday to attcn< the funeral of their uncle Mr. Ham ilton Hill. Misses Claudia Dorroh, of Clintoi and Missi Helen W. Jackson wen the house guests during the holiday: of M sses Marie and Isabelle Jack son. They attended- many social f fairs while in the,.city. . ~~ Mfsses Marie and Isabelle Jacksoi spent the holidays at homo. The; left Sunday to resume "their work. Mr II TV Montoith. son of Ml ""' Wouft . rflt.m-nnd . tn -Meharrv ..Medfth college, Nashville, Tenn., after speni ing the holidays with parents an< friends. He will graduate, from th ~ltfgdfcal~ tTepa-rt merit" lft J-unc and ha been selected Senior Interne at th George W.- Hubbard hospital there The interneships at this hospita have become greatly coveted. Mr. Geo. W. F.pps, motored to.St Matthews on Wednesday, Dec. IlOtl t- wl"l? thri-e-he-Avas th^guest' of Mis Jestine Caldwell, a graduate of Ren * 1 edict college and at present a teaehe in the high school at Elloree. II "reports having had an evening o pleasure. Messrs. XinTiani^B^ ^piith and 41 E. Smith were visitors Tn?SC?Mat thews during the Yuletide season. -?-?i M iss Helen* E. McKpight, t)> daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Craftoi spent the holidays in Daytona Bead Flfl.,?visiting?Rev.?and?Mrs. A. T Dixon. She reports a delightful am adventurous trip. Miss Dollle Mae Metts left Mon day afternoon for her home in Was! j ington, D. C.. after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. H. "V Young, on Rice street fMr. nnd~Mrs. Preston Orafion 4? liffTitfulLv entertained a party a their lovely home on Heidt stree . New Year's nite in honor of Mr. ? A. Jackson of New York City, Mrf Matte Mao Golden, of~"Washingtor D. C., and Mrs, J. Stead man of Ne^ Port News, Va. After cards a deli * oious salad course was servelC by th hostess. Mra. L. ^7 McLees spttnt a ver pleasant holiday at home to the de ITght of the family and friends; an< ; returned Sunday to Greer to resum her work in the Greer city school. .y. THE ESS TEES CLUB. , , The Ess Tees Bridge Club met at . the home of Miss M. E. Sartor on ~~ Blossom Street, Friday December 4. " In sharp contrast to the dreary outside, the, home was beautifully lighted ? and decorated with festive holly and poinsettis. Tallies and table covers which were of appropriate designs iromirded us that the Yuletide sea_4*on--was-drawing near. --? There were four tables afnnged for 1 bridge. After three games the following persons were found to be the r winners; First prize. Miss WilhelZ mina-ZtU<?mpson; second prize,- Miss IlalTie M. Cornwell, both *<of whom * received dainty piOces of lingerie. J Miss (J. B. Vincent scored lowest and' reeived a novelty; guest prize was won bv Mrs. Warner Willis, a very * pretty necklace, * The guests in attendance were Mes Misses Beatrice Harvey, Clara Brown lee and Beatrice Bennett. ~ The hostess served a delicious salad course. ; * 7 -mvUm*- ? U1-! , NEW CENTURY CLUB NEWS Mrs. Henry D. Pearson was a det the New Century Club Saturday ev . ening at dinner. After a delicious dinner tallies were passed and- tables J " arranged for bridge. At the end of r four interesting games Mrs. m FvT' f Jenkins who had scored highest re" reived a lovely lace table cover. Mrs. " C. E. Stpherison held second highest ' score and received very pretty hand ? trade lingerie; Mrs. Harry Goodwin captured, the booby?a dainty finger I toweL 1 The graeious hostess served?her ' tlub members a very deli- ious dinner, cake punch and candy.' * TENNIS CLl'.BOF B. W. HI The Tennis Club of Booker Whsht, irgton school, under the sponsorship of Miss Pendergrass is once more , in operation, and the work of the ' Inh k wi-Tl nnij^r wav. > "EveTy club period,.when the weathanirnfU.l V.n r. r> found-on the court, 'enjoying themy' reives and -Teaching ~~ the unexper1 ieneed members the game?they are .. learning rapidly. 1 Rernard Mcintosh, the president, is doing his best to make the club one of the best in Booker Washings ton schqoL..ai>d the members are T hoping that in "Toe near fUllll'e, the\ 1 will be able to have a tournament - which will create ' more interest in the club.' 1 MRS. L. G. FISHER ENTERTAINS 1 * ______________ I s Greenville, S. C,?Mrs. L. G. Fisher | . entertained a few friends on New ] AT ?_ A 1^.1- _ 1 1 -- 1 J--1 - I, i eai s nay witn a loveiy uriue party. Thc attractive home was made more no with its decorations. of pink poin-n for bridge. After games, Mrs. E. v A. E. lluggins, having top score received a dainty doll pin cushion. Mrs Wm. Whitencr drew consolation and Mrs. Henry- Percival low score, both received dainty pin cushions. LL _ A (ielurhtl'lll collaliun lon.ii.iting ol' T fried chicken, loniatOtAt nil .'lCllULC \ potato tthlps, farn'Ttrs -htrt'-rolls pickles and tea was served. , Those enjoying Mrs; Fisher's par0 ty were Mesdames George Parker, s. -Henry Perrtva.. XL. YL Thompson, E. ) ? C. Demons, AsT,by Steart, E. A. E. , lluggins, E. W Biggs, and Wm. Whitoner, Misses Gt-rt :ude Robinson, Alyce Felder, Marjorit Lipscomb and Lilian Fisher < u' W. A. rt. C. 'GIVES HOLIDAY PARTY S J i 1 Greenvile, S, C'.?Onc. of the most e enjoyable parties of the ljoliday sea- . f son was given Monday evening, Dec. 28, by the Wednesday Afternoo Bridge Club at the home of Mr. and i Miw V. W ltii'cs on Rrown St. ^ . Seven Tables Were-arranged for mi rU in I Iw. 1 iiri?->pp and .lininpr rooms. 1 made lovely with bright Christmas 1 decorations. When scores were ad- I e (led Miss Gladys Witherspoon receiv-J _ ,'d high score for ladies, a box of linen handkerchiefs.. Dr. K; A. E. . '' Huggins, top score for men, a box ' ' of linen handkerchflTfST~. Mrs. Warren! rl Cooper, received COMSOlutiun?for In | dies, a linen handkerchief. Mr. Hen-j ry Percival, consolation for men, a linen handkerchief. Miss Alyce Fuld r. booby for ladies and Mr. Will ' ^ Payne booby for men. Each receiv-1 ed novelty pencils. , Punch was served in the breakfast ' room, throughout the evening. After a tempting repast of turkey, oy- I ster, dressing, cranberry, ~rice and t grav>h-KngTish"peas iff ttmhnhr. piek- *^ les hot rolls--anti coffee were served r. tables were cleared and dancing was enioyed. ' Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. 17- rionffxi. Piii-rhiul Br and Mrs. O. M. v "Thompson,' Mr. and Mrs. "Henry Percival, Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Williams, ' Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Dr. and e Mrs. E. A E Hugginn, Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. Warren Cooper. Misses Lillian Fisher, y -Lena White, Alice Felder, ladys and Miriam Withersnnon; Messrs Ipliff . Walker, Yancey Morris, Will Pnvm - Wv J,-- Thoroaa andt Leonard Walker ( eJ-of?Detroit^ Michigan. Dra.?Lawton and Duckett. J 0; i" '" ' I r g.-y.-.. ^ ^ : * . 0^. Jr '^^ THE PA1 THE LITTLE THEATRE GUILD OF B. T. W. HI. The Little Theatre Guild of B. T.' W, the Dramatic (Jlub, is sponsored by ^lr J. C. Bryant. Under his supervision, the club has made much progress. Some of the members-are now preparing a play "The Charm School," for presentation on the eighteenth day of January at the Allan University auditorium! This" promises to be one of the greatest plays ever presented by the studoftUs of Booker Washington. The members of the cast are: Max ie Gilliam, Paul, Harris, John Sligh, ()s r. E. Manieault, Thompson. Hickson, Wilfred Ilarvey, Gerrldine Mc P t- w-=? H* J- Ii; -? ** _ 1- m t v?nee, lueiuma tucKson, ma^ ian iuck er, Ethel Johnson, Harriet. Bailey, Dolores Hines, Dorothy Johnson, Jenelle Brier, Hfelen Bright, Odessa Dixon. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB Qrppnville. S. C.?-On Wednesday Afternoon December 31 Mrs. George Parker was the delightful hostess to The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge CUii,. 1 lie hotirr >as h ,.t i 1 i_. .leecla.ted in holiday green an J red pine was effectively combined with holly and 4>oins<iUas in the-living and dining rooms. As the guests arrived they were served punch in the dip-ing?mum, after which tables, attractively placed under red and green lights.- Top score a beautiful boudoir pillow was won by Mrs. Writ. Whitencr. Mrs. E. W. Biggs, received a box of linen handkerchiefs for consolation. Low score, a large stick of candy went to Mrs, Asby Stew arL IN MEMORIAM. In sacred and loving memory of our dear s^n and brolther " Ralph Moore, who deprted this life one year ago, Jan. 8, 1931. . Brother dear one year has passed since yo left us, Rut <o us it seems but a day. Dear brother WO mo giiuveJ to"knowThat todav~ ones -year you were here with us, And we could look on your.smiling face. Rut today dear brother your face we cannot see, We know you are our loss but heaven's pain, So sleep on dear brother and take y '- t --- - Some 3ay we~wiTT"ffleet you?torpsi't no more. Mr. and3 Mrs. James Moore, Father and Mother; Misses Willie, Albertha, Annie B Elvira and Beatrice Moore, sisters; Mr. James, George and Cooper A; Moore, brothers. . ' WASHINGTON. I). C._ " : M iss Mildred J. Anderson, of 1.141 I First St., N. W., Washington, D. C., has returned hoirje after spending the holidays with relatives in Philadelphia. Pa, and reportr. having spanL: a pleasant vacation. She is now ttt: the Cerdoza Easiness Hi'; tvut plans * "*V? to enter Mather Academy,-or Brown ing Home, Camden, S. C., on Jan. 1G, for~thT?-rcrnainder of the school-terra. ESS TEES CLUB. 'Miss TTos.e Glascoe was a charming hoste ss to the Ess Toes Club and a hJst of friends at the home of Mr. Tlllil Mn 11 NT Virtonnt, V Dee. 17, UKlh ' . The three rooms which were thrown ensuite were beutifully deco rated with holly, flowers and Christ mas decorations were quite appropriate?for -The occasion. Six tables wore arranged for bridge at which sat twenty-four enthusiastic players " At the conclusion of three games the following were found to be winners: First prize, Miss Hattie M. CorYfWell a lovely piece of lingerie; second prize. Miss Vivian Nance, a beautiful pair of pajatKUM; luw score, Miss.. P. L. Murph, a pretty pair of shoe trees; guest prize, Miss Daisy Roach a beautiful tablet lamp. All of these nrizes were daintily wrapped in keep j ing with the season as expressed in the decorations and tallies.. The hostess had as "her quests Mesdamesf Alma Williams, Ruth WatS'CTt," Eva Champion, Xva- Anderson, . Lorine Jones, Jennie Mae Willis, Mar ian Paul, Bertha Sawyer of Georgetown, Joyce Jenkins, Essie T. Chappelle, Misses Daisy Roach, Sarah Boozer and Mrs. Delia Mae En'tz-minger. Miss Glascoe served a very delicious menu consisting trf?turkey, mashed potatoes, cranlberry sauce, sweet peas, pickle, celery, dressing hot buttered rolls, and hot tea. Mints and nuts were served throughout the evening. The everting was enjoyed by every one present. ?. * . ' *1 K r JflETTO U5ADEK Slme BETTY TCOACH A CHARM ING HOSTESS. r Of the merry Yulotide Festivities ^ one of the ioviest gayest was the t beautiful Bride Party to which Mme i q Roach was hostess at. 'her palatial j home 2220_ Hampton Ave. j j. Old man Depression has made I great inroads on the. prosperity of the ^ whole world but he could not take ' \ the efficacy of the versatile hostes- f go clevely protrnyi !?m?the decora- . j tion and arrangement of the elabor-' ^ ate party, nor the brilliance of the j scene arid the spirit of good will and * cheer of the happy guests as they, vied for highest honor. The spicy 1 fragrance? of. fir boughs and -pine ... v the lighted candles, the brightness' nf ? shimmering tisih sprigs of nfistletoe. red berries and oth. r Christmas oinaments. pervade the ImnuCel * and joyousncss of the holiday season reigned supremely.'- Many delightful LJ reunions of out-of-town guests pre scnteda most Wonderful time, to all. . a Seldom has an affair been more rotn- ' "Were the very rhnrmintrMisses Yates *' of West Virginiap Vivien Brier, of ** Gre>envillp, Mesdam.-s Bertha Sawyer . of Georgetown. Roseoe Wilson, of 11 .Florence and Lillian Watts Brp.wnJ formely of Columbia, now of Florcnc" ' home town guests enjoying the 1 cious hospitality bf Mmo Roach WereMesdames Alma Potts, Eliza Everett a Alma Williams, Ruth Johnson. Min nie- Johnson. Sylvia Johnson, Bertie [ Weathers, Annie Belle Eubanks, Fannie Lindsay, Mary Harper, Ada Cooper, E. .Ter>kir)s, .1. Jenkins^ R. IBrown. a A. Rliodes, E.- Shaw, Ethel Stephen son, Eva Collins,- Cora Green, Gladys Paul J. G. Stewart, Q. J. Chamion and the Misses Alberta Simons, Minn-e-ota Garrison, Daisy Roach. Henrietta Boozer, Thomasina Thomas. (l( Wjlholniina Thompson. Osceola Allen. d< Lillie Jones, Edith Butler, Genevieve i Vincent, and Estclle P, Johnsbn. | -N Nuts and other daintier were serv- j . od during the games, at the close of | which top score was made-by MmelL, -Aw Cooper, for which was awarded sevond_prlz<- went to Miss"T Jones Y and third to Mine Elsie Jenkins. Both ^ recieved silk hose in tl>e new spring, * shades. Beautiful sport handker chiefs were the prize -presented Mn^c ^ Alma Rhodes,. who is leaving for Tennessee to study further and obtain 1 . another' degree was* presented also, I lovely',silk hose. A most * delicious 1 sulad course was served and all too j. soon guests were reluctantly depart. 1 , :m.r I.Hi nol unril the del iirht'~ul bos--i 1 tess had been assured of the very | -v plea-cut evening site bad given all. 11 BACCHANTES I.l'NCHEON. V (Pio of the most- mineable a (fairs given during- the Yuletide season was 5,< the-luncheon, given by the bacchantes' f. Club- on New Year's eve. Each mem ber' and their guest gathered at the home of Mi.-iti-NoIliu. lIurl<m-about s . EjoYloelt. The soft music of the radio 4 made every one feel lively. The liv j.( ing room was beautifully decorated with the Club colors, the: lights were the color of those of a Nivas tree, y There were many enjoyable activities ^ tarried out. The hostess as'sistd by other members of the club served the p> following menu:. June peas,, mashed p .>nd I* ^ X jliifi B?Vafdi FitJ I V Trem (h* play by I va Kay Flint & Y Martha Maditon | CAPI ^Wednesday ai 4 * CWTO-MTAS MTTIAL8 Mrs. Bessk' Cato-Scolt, upon her eturn to Daytpriu Beach from .Miirti, Florida, announced thy marriage. f. her daughter. Ahiua Ika'.i'iu1 t'nto. 0 Mr. Harold V. Lucas, of New York ity and Daytona Beach. Florida: The marriage took piace os: 0c onr 2'jth and tht; couiih? will reside 1 Daytona Beach. Blonds, where Ir. Luca - is instrruetor of Lojuiiioi'- j ial Branches- at Bot.l.uiu > i 'ollogc. 1 li,. l>! iUe ,is._u graduale ir. j rfclhtine-Cookmart Coinage, and m rii'TU .1 umill' (.ylkgi.*, 1; o 'ca. l.oul u nroiida., where die ai .o.a. a / iR ii cipacity of secretary to the piesukd.t f the Code-go nod. le.u !> ! >.' Cvp L.l ! iitin i. ; tu ' eid i i a..:,. r.h-tUt-1'. tl.l ! VLtuL A.'.- ie I IVli Villi.- Ilj .-ri'Vjis ! : iu. i wcntiing tiie popi:raiit";."*"*eo!7VJ eld under tin- auopice- of'th- J.'i a. IU liltord. Lhle. Mil hi* i m T<f. 7n erod hv the' ]>eopiv of tha. ; w.tioa >r l.cr unique dv mo;.-that ion given t the,close of t?he I'.djO term. A .urs. ciiu . work ITGlyuIu'-H?Iy?,1..pa iiishelaOaTutT.vi'. .iTTT p- i d . -. ' n l'Jdy :?hc was chcson "Mifrs Ii.-riur.c Cn'whit V. ire r. -i-ic*J .?.i lie* highe. t .h v ! } .tin. '.a;;, at lody.' "Mr. Lucas h'ci- srl cLargv oi li" P ' '[ lookman 'Coilc-gt? for '.s.-veiai. ;. < a;..- . nd his developed it to :i piac; <>: romir.er.ee comparable favorably "vi: I.at oi any school in the South. -The- -coupte- w-Hl -be- -at- hbme- -mLlikc Innf'-, J)aytona I3"uch. l-'l-?ri?!: fter January Urd. l'.'hJ, IN MEMOUIAM. In lot itiir luit sad-Memory of our ear mother, Mrs. Violet v'ho . parted this life Dec. .'10. > ine sad and lonely years has..passed. . inee bur. "great sorrow fell. . he shook that we l^j^uipl-tUat-drev A??s-UU?leineinlui- Atoll. : rm'r -not i'tH'-frotten -dear,? or ever. shall he, s loner as Vile-and memory la-'t *e shall remember thee. i Mr. \V. I'.. Davis. liu-hand. Air-:.' R A. Henry. M:<. i\nr rte' yVs.,'Mrs. Cathefhnv Lvles.- Mr-., rosin * Williams. Mr>.. F.sto ia Me 111*. 1 hiwj'h-tio-s:7 TJi'V1. A. VI. l'a\ rr?Mt'i'V.'i1?1 '.1 . Mr. Ill ' " v,~'a v i.?M ?n v 1 Das ; S' ;i.v.?_ _? /. " . " otntoes. hoi fed l.aiw. j ieklc;<.' * -'A Itteied foils, ire Cri1!!!!!. hlm-i. ' njid '/after. dinner mints.' A oner .the one< who eii.ioyed this ai' lir \veroi Misses Louise BlaekAvyll tllel NoMiitt. riaretta. Mo,.t. II i4-' rownlee. Juliet UailV'fd. I'm ma Is' '" ia '.v. ^Phelma- RawlUm- I at ."nrri'r^ !*fe? hrB-r--N liua-1 1 ii i? ": rni?LL it la Burton. Edna and Kloi-se Cral"' essvs. Andrei Hardin. Wilhert F< v>! "illiain Bur-jess. Cfussie ' Haxzard. ' nili'aai Hill. HeyXvavd .B?w man. Ar~.-* adman.- Walter Don. David M.rD"h Id. Thomas Nelson. David Bethi*:1.. oliort Walker. F.ldo Burton ;iml John attei white.. i love excuse f HI WHFB ? love be shared by husband lover . . romance and death ight together in an exciting, % rwhelm;? v stcry ... .. .? COLUMBIA ,, % PICTURES y I Bm. presents * * / m * s* m f mi Kta! ,<K HOLT : E E N PR INGLE ? <cltey ? Alan ftoicoc v Directed by h FRED W NEWMEYERV EEOtz | , ! nd Thursday Y ? ? ? .. u-T--r : 7??~ 4-rn . ~ _____ ?xRigt-l* I < , ^ ..MRS. JKXKINS "K VKJ-IKT AINMENT Out' of 1 in . !;- ; a in |'ii;r sot' i*l events-* of tlie ( hi istanvs' .a.-en was tin* .tiioniiiijf inui .;*'i< rinaii',. |Kti*tie? given >> '' ' . . W i.uuU.s *? J,) * . a* ion iiaiiipion; Si. . m honor in? h<- r many friends. The living and dining r<>^r whore tables ' wen* umtnjrM '!' . ,i,n..va-r*- ? t r :* ' i'.f. "v.^To "jTfTT ^ c i!eeoriitro!!-. A . '. - ? hit-- ? I v placed > .1- I i! v .h -i.Mt ... .of. I ' ?1 ' 1 ' T rr'-hrr-'.lit- ~~ wore pl:.y?-.|- :v ... ,. the . 11 aO i-*7 Yu'J !?? '.' ' ? ? . "17.*' \Yv*|il ' . to At? A!.n't .'T ...'i \Iri. . v- a. ' .O.... !', . ; MiiS > 1 a- ; 1 ;* 'i *-f-i moon : . .. ut f : ' ... dMCkson * Afr'.' Hrrp^n^- fcnkrrnr'rtf .nmt:? __ ladicr received j ri'tiy Vni;ru.-i ful trii'is 1 hX i At. , i* the 'iiorfrinfc Ty "Mvic fC*rV d-M tit' tttn----^- -afternoon l.y i Counts served delicious hot eou- < . ? i V iV ioilowiiiir . \!:oyi-l ,M,-? ! !ik>M?- !.o.-*i'f f < t nuin j'njr' T Ml ,K'i]: . ton. CftthAytPFM 1)1 n. ].'a r-?~?? iv Vivia? -Name. V; v?>vi Wnk- l'ield. ICila Ciy < M y? r hod Mo'.. -'v. .A ins it-"' Willi:';.: llu'k- .' Cv '. !' .'m Mae l/r.t:ciue;-pvr. Kv.?. ( Helen T'"' 1 ' ! ^ - - " ' v" "lrbiood. Mi.'.o.o . .1i.':. v . A,' <n. Potts, V'.ihk Mae WiVis. i.bui Rolliitsou.? / l-.va A Mac iv on.' Ma.- Walker and h<-i afternoon V'K'M":- v.i-:e Misses Hen- . 'rr -'-.i- Ik-err-.-. *-.-'1'a. .-vcrrr*. Thnrmi*. AV.l is :;s.-| !k'a-':..l.Adains. - o ?! -- .H ; ; " UreenvPwt/. ' ' Mdmos. I!- telle" .!< hiv>n.' Bet tie ,4.-i!v.,,; a .'..-on. .iv r J* ukius, M"i iot: 1.' !. .-..da .( * 'filli-dys ??iTp-rriH-.. a' K"33*:^. Bt*voleria . I I' a: >11. i ' . /'a. ( iiije'oia Kiism" iv.y ret . i .< .IU i*h Hi'iovn [Stuart. Fe.nr.i" l:u.M . y. 'lath Neal. ii. il' ! s i-1 >...ia K'. : i s '.a. Man- ~ Oil .'Dixt :?*. iia: :a:.;-a -^Jaisy ' e hi .-a. .A. <1 i-a ii. a. ik.kie Weathers ana 'lSerairr HMlniaa. ; ' - -r-? NOT It T*. t ? ' " "f __ : ' The ii.c-i.;: .-! TaivhoJ.Vach . t'.i's A-siX'hit j"u. v. ay > vav tiu;.):!.< 3 delightful er.Uu'iair.ii ev.t o;: "Tuesday 1 tee. JJ. . A'; :ni;' v ' .. and . vail'llvs Axelf ' e ,! . 1)0 Weill uu.:y .. ? U'li t.'ieiilSelve*. ' . Next itJ-eiiuv -id' S;ix<'!i v. ..! :. he Li! Tuo>1 -1 "h-. Ali the . ;?uUvii.> a:... J - ! ! <- . . J tVM"i'. . ~ . ~ . ' M-:-; km.:.;- i .. i M A- l-iifua ! ' . . .; M:\RKI \<.L; \\%"i M I-:mk.\T. 'Jlr. and' Mi'.- M'.'th Hale have vho . . y ; v. \? yji\r *hA\n n May V W iMt 1 > ' -L? ? ' ' ' ' Atr? t . ' ' f ; r \\ i:si \.\ m. . ii. ( in. urn Rev. \l. I., (.reen. I'a-uor. The' :;uiuia\" .-e"h>- 1 \vu> -m toned.. at the*u*iva lhnttr !>y the Suv? yi'rtendent Mr. .Beaver. Tljv' . wa? ?s? ??. n-sses ed heaut.ifiilly t>y 'R>%ie^rs ,.f Bi'iv cO-ict collotro. There \u-iv >v.;mU*r -r 1 S n ) - }.lr -- - .1.. I>. Ruckvr. .BurV?n. cf Rem ilk-' ami >1 i-r- 11'::nK ?' \ii iriX'H. Ai 1! : ' .< ( Rev.. <}iwn <l?'i,-.a wniiik-Tt'.il- -iTiiiui) v.hvh \va- t.-: m vl Iiy all. A nan bi r i-vri-'yt- . . i t -- I. ? ' ' " ! ; 1 .i ^ I iiinu our ftionU> tv.'or-hip \vith T i' Tfiwnvth l.trtc-.f'. Kyifc-a very a'htt- 'session 'i lf-iik ji. iii'ill ^ <jjd !'njur.;iV. -\va- iyJ^TTFTTt-~' Mr. "aijil ' . (iivun xv?*r* r I't-aki-i\.r' tiv. .t-vvi'iinjf. ' 666 1 ,i?|iii<L or - I ilil? u-? '! internally ^ ; ~I?.I i. ti fx.;. u;!!\. make a rmvpleie tiiwl oflri i fW''t real nienl for ( oid<. $5,000 In Cash Prizes \sk ^mir lV:*i! vi - *f f"i -Bart ic.ujars M>- ' " . " - ~ : ?: . j 1 I J. j | JOB PRINTING | t k ? , 4is A <;om> salesman t 3? ? i?;?_ i 2 1 t Remember m lion you send , Y or.t a circular, pamphlet or !* -J V V hrotdsido that it stand*, for r !j! VOl". You can't make ev Ijj! fl euni\> loi^ it. ^ If it'? in had to frppak, because it's poorly 4ij * 4? printed, yrnr advertisement *' *1 |* ?ill he a detriment rather ? than a help, (".nod printing X Y ts a good salesman -see that | ? it i* good by having it done Y -? - here and yow'U got?results jL-??J . eveVy time. . :: THE LEADER I 1