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HELL'S AN&ELS" COS!
TAKES THREE Y
toward Hughes Eng*ages World's
- Air Speclacle-nn Which 87
20,000 People Appear
Hell's Angels." the most lavish
wilb-opcrr-at- the Capitol-T
The spectacular air thriller was p
?d by Howard Hughes, president
:ost of $4,000,000, and took three
Filming of "Hell's Angels" begs
rix months of preliminary researc
proceeded steadily for nearly thre<
?? devoted -to aviation and Z<
R^l. T.r^r, i_r?u : ~
utn miu uomca nan, yimipal
players in this stupendous dra- m<
la of air-war, are supported in the 18
emine department by Jean Har- ^1<
)\v, who-appears m her first screen 0
ale in "Hell's Angels." ici
~t)tfteTS "who appear in- the roster ?
f players include John Harrow, Lu jen
Prival, Jane ^Wtnion, Evel} n
tall, Douglas Gilmore, Stephen Carr
,ena Malena and .Wyndham StandProducer-Director
Hughes, himself
11 export licensed pilot,, has estabshftd
a record" for all lime in niu- , on
picture extravagance in the filnir- |
l'g of his air classic. On air scenes flone
he has expended nearly $2,000,
00, and the total distances covered
i?the sky battles was exactly 227,
DO miles. I
The largest air-fleet ever- assemled,
except by governments, parti
ipated in the picture. The aerial
1.uadron comprised 87 filanes, inluding
more than 40 true war-type
hips. The air fleet included German
'okkers; British, T. M.'s, S.-, E. 5's,i\-qist
De Havilands, Snipes, a German
Gotha borhTieF and a Zeppelin.
CHESTER PARAGRAPHSMiss
Helen Beckham .was hostess o
o a party of young friends, at her
ionic Wednesday evening in honor'
>f Miss Fannie Hobby. At 6:00
)'clock the guests were" served lun- |
heon which consisted of a variety '
>f th season's most tempting dishes, t
onoi-iuiO .1? ^ItllV 's-HVT I
:pent Sunday with her parents, Mr. j
md Mrs. Kd. Hooper. |
Mrs. Elbethel McClennon is out v
igain afitii1 fining qnita nick at har | i
ionic on Mcl.ure St.
Mrs. Mnvii6 Glenn of Winston- |
Salemn, spent a few days with her c
irotner MY. Julius Johnson. Mr. Jas.
larden accompanied her on her reurn
to Winston. t.e
The sfoFk arrived at the home of t
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gill, a few
lights ago and left twin girls. Mother ,
livd babies" are doing line. 1 7-1 f
Tlrs. Bertha Beekham and Mr. -John
Mel.tire??pem Minday in (Jlmton ,
kV-ith Mr. Mel.ure's daughter. Mrs.
L.ani a Rice. - ? ' I
'On tne siek list are; Mr. John J
llinton, Mr.. Robert A.vers, Mrs. Roberta
W^idon, Mrs. Mary Brice. I w
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wrieht I
Mnekney Street, was.' destroyed by
ire "a few nights ago. j .
Mr. Jimmy Grant died Friday nite j1;
ifter a lingering illness. Funeral (jl
services were held at Linfoln.ville u
,'hurch< - . \rr?rrr.-'
Miss Roberta Burlianan was :lh^
Sunday ,gdest of her cousin Miss ; f'
lelen BecKTlaTn.
After an illness oT several yeais ^
Jrs. Bo'xie^Fo'ster. beloved wifc of : s,
dr. James Foster, Sr., died at her j*
STATEMENT OF l H I
VICTORY SAVINGS IT
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AT THE CLOSE OF BUS]
? HESOURC
?Loans
and Discounts
Overdrafts
Liberty Bonds Owned by Dank
Bonds and Stocks Owned by Ban]
Furniture and Fixtures J _
Banking House __?. ??;
Other Real Estate Owned
Cash on hand and due from Bank;
Checks and Cash Items
Exchanges for the Clearing Housi
Total __ ,1
1 i i a hit m
* 'i m m m m M9 M KlM m JL a
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i apuai mock raid in
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits, less Current Ex
. . J I&Xes Paid".
Due to Hanks and Rankers ......
Individual Deiiosits subject to ch(
savings Deposits __
ITeffitfnrt" Certificates of Deposit - _ _
Time Certificates of Deposit
Certified Checks_ __ __
"^Tchier's Checks
4
iotes and Puds Re-discounted
tills. Payable, including Certificate
. Borrowed
Christmas Club ____
Total
State cf South Carolina. County
<1. W. Vance, Cashier of the ajiove
.worn, says that the aliove and 1
ondition of said bank, as shown b
Sworn to and subscribed befofe
932.
. J.JL JOB
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'orrect Attest:
N. A. Jenkins, G. Lee Ratliff
THE PALMETTO LI
1 $4,000,000 AND
EARS TO PRODUCE
? Greatest Aviators to Make
I'lanes Are Used and,
in Mass Scenes
screen enterprise of all time, \
irodueed and personally director
the Caddo Company, at a
years to complete,
m October 31, 1927, following
h and preparation. Shooting
^ years, with .18 months alone
^ppelin sequences.
A total of 137 pilots, and as many
months filming of action above the
5uds. The pilots included every
unt flyer and ex-War-ace. in Amer. '
i.
Scene inCHotuard hughes'
Air Angels'
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mm1 on__McLure St., Tuesday night,
he was the mother of- five sons, four
f whom survive:. Mr. Rufus Foster,
'ashington, D. C.; Mr. Janies Fosr,
New York City; Mr. LcAvry Fos>r,
Los Angeles, Cal.; and Mr. Scott
osier of this city. ller second son
r. Charles Foster preceded her to
ie grave aUout five years ago. It
as in March of last year that Mr.
id Mrs. Foster celebrated their 50th
'edding Anniversary. Funeral serces
were held Sunday afternoon at
iu A? Mi K. '/. church cif which she id
been a member for 44 years,
ev, T. II. Aycrs delivered the prinpal
.eulogy. The church was pack-,
i with tiiends both white and coi ed.
Interment was in Benson Ccnr- .
,ery. Much sympathy is . extended
ie Fosters' in thy loss of wile and
lU'st citizens, a lovable Christian
oman who spent her life in doing
in (1 iiinl. making friends. A great
onian has fallen arrd she 'is"" missed
am the home.-ehureh-frnd -eomnvu- it-y;--Beautiful
floral designs coy- _
ed the grave?thus^ bearing mute
stimony of the esteem in'which she
as held.
Mr. C. E. Leathers continues imroving
in health. .
Mrs. Janie Johnson, of Salisbury,
as returned home after being at the
L-dside of nor aunt, Mrs. Roxie Fos;r;
ller husband. Mr. Julius Johniu
came down Sunday to attend thi
moral services of I\Irs. Foster;
( hesier friends learned with relet
ot the death of Dr. I'. F. Wat- "
>ii. td' Columbia. Deepest sympathy
i extended the family. . . ' "V
iTTOiS'DlTlON OF
^NK, Columbie, S. C.
IN ESS, I)EG. 3 1,1931
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868.517.25*
65.20
NONE
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pense and
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;ck -$19,772.21
46,577.85
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?s for Money
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? - 4- ' "- -- 1,485.90
$91,368.56
of Richland. Before me came
named bank, who, being duly
nregoing statement is a true
y the hooks of said bank,
"me This 8th day of Januarys"
[NS0N' ;
iry Public for South Carolina. 1
, E. A. Adams.
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* SUMMERVILLE NEWS
Anions: those who visited Bethel.
Church, recently were Mioses Francis
Clark, Henrietta Clark, Thomasena
and Frederica Pinch of Mt. Zion, in
Charleston, and Mrs. M. E. Green of
Emanuel. Mrs. Green is a prominent
worker in the "mother church;" Miss
Frederica Finch in Social work; Miss
Thomascna Finch, a public school
teacher; iTTiss Henrietta Clark, is^tir
"teacher training77" at Allen and Miss
Fr-i ,Ts: Clark a sei at l(>irke Normal.
...
The name of Mrs. "Bertha Ferret
who read the Emancipation Proclamation,
Jan. 1, was left out of our
notes last .week. She reflected." much
credit on herself and community.
Mrs. Matilda Da via of Mt. Zion,
Charleston once a resident of outtown,
was at B*ethel last Sunday, jjhe
spent some time with the pastor and
family, and was dinner guest of Mav
and Mrs. Saxon llarley.
-Prof. R. C. Ready.-efficient organist
ot Bethel and Principal of lav
High ScrroTTT at M orrcks ~ Curner who
York isJbacH at. his post to the delight
of his'many friends. Mrs. C.
I>. Aiken served( creditably at the
organ in his absence.
Rev. S. W. Witherspoon preached
last Sunday from the subjecta"Spir-itmrl?Unemployment."
Taken from
Matt. 20:3-6: Why stand ye here all
day idle? He will deliver a special
sermon next Sunday' morning, Jan.
17 from the subject "Tht. Two-Story
House." A large- crowd is expected
to hear this unusual message.
Those on the sick list the past
week..were: Mr. Lcroy Glover, Mrs.Carrie
Perry, Mrs. "Francis Hafr.l
They are improving nicely.
Miss Louise Anderson of Charleston
was a week-end guest of Miss
Evalyn "Sumpter at thc Manse 2-4.
The funeral of Miss Mary Gibbs was
held at Macedonia Baptist church last
Tuesday 1 P. M. Mr. Ai~A. Aiker.
undertaker in.~chaig<r~
There will be a series of meetings
at th0 A. M. E. Zion church beginning
next Sunday. Local ministers,
will do the preaching. 'Rev. C. W.
Wade is pastor.
The "Leader" leads! Read it!
Rev. and Mrs. Witherspoon were
the recipients of a lovely surprise
party, Monday evening. Lovely music
at the door heralded the approach
of-the folloWinir friends:?Revs. J.
VV. Buddin. Simeon Ross, L.. Smalls^
C. Wade, *Af<?sdames Charlotte Pearson,
Elia Martin. Sara Irack, Jennie
Jenkins, Alll'l' McQueen,~TT. Musefcyr
Blanche Fraser, L. Weston, Janie Gilliard,
Eva Ann Hill. M. Ravenell.
Gertrude Joyner. Miss Emily Pearson,
Mr. Kobt. Jenkins with tokens
from Mrs. McClendon and Viola Cobbs
an enjoyable hour spent.
The closing of the People State
Bank, the last banking institution here
temporarily .demoralized business, but
the people goneially are going lot?
ward with courage and hope.
GREAT FALLS NEWS'- *
Sunday Jan. 10, marked another
high day in Zion. Sunday School whs
opened at 10:80 .by the Supt. Mr. W
B. Carter. The teachers were at
their posts and the very interesting
lesson was effectively taught. Mr,
Carter, Supt. makes a special stud;,
of the work and enters into it. whole
heartedlyv The Schooi is progressing
.under his - leadership.
At?11:.'10 mornimr service began.
riie Pastor Rev. J, W. Shaw preached
to a large audience a wonderful
sermon. Subiecl "Life's Libra.iv:
Hi? hearers listened eagerly to tlys
masterpiece.?H?was?indeed?soul
.tin tug aitd enrh seemed to resolve
within t'tht uWM Hi'ttPt' UT'bP |?Hhhh'
as to what he writes in his life's
.hook for 1932. '
..The choir is quite an asset to the
services under the leadership of M)>
Isom Clinton^ The spirituals are
soul reviving". ? ?
At 6:30 P. M, Christian Endeavor
was opened. The meeting was very
interesting and the topics were fully
discussed. The program was in the
hands of Miss Correlia Holmes and
Miss Willa Mae Clinton. The President,
Mr. Isom Clinton, does all in
his power to make the Christian Endeavor
a success.
? At 8 o'clock Rev. Shaw introducpreachers.
Mr. Brown vand Mr. Leoy
Johnson, better knowh as the boy
preachers. These bys are under the
supervision of Rev. J. W. Shaw. ,H,
is training them to preach. His training
has had and is having the desired
effect upon them. Brown preceedef
Johnson. Both boys preached wonderful
sermons. As^ they stood and
the child Jesus as He stood in the
temple and taught lawyers, and doctors
So effective was the work of
these boys the spirit ran high and
r.oven young men connected themscU
ves With the churcji of the Living
God. Rev. Shaw deserves praise for
Encouraging ?these young rhen to
carry me worci ot trod. He is a Beacon
Eight f<5r them. The members
of ParadUe A, M. E. Zion Church
hold Rev. Shaw in high' esteem. He
possesses thos^ characteristics that
bring -sinwi'k In the work. Hp gpta
his people to .work with him not foi
him. He biulis his help" while'He fs'
building ft!s business. He puts his
heart as well as his head into his work
May he live long to carry the work
co greater heights.
Tlj[e Buds of Promise met at the
home of the president, Mrs. Mamie
Gaither. Sunday afternoon 3:30. The
meeting. was indeed interesting and
largely atended.
he Boosters' Club was organized
Sunday afternoon at Paradis?_.A. M.
E. 'ion Church. Mrs. Addell, C.
l^elson is the efficient president.
?* irty numbers were enrolled. Amount
collected* $1.00.
Miss Thelma McCollough is spendtng
sometime with relatives at black
RiVm, S. ('.
EBENEZEK A. M. IS. CHURC H
< Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor
Inspite of the inclement weather
during the previous week, Suniisn
was a beautiful day and .services
were well atcnded. Sunday School
was opened at 9:45 with Supt. J. W.
Ford at his post. The lesson were
taught to the various classes by the
-teachers and the review was conduce-,
ed by the pastor. This was thr- day
set apart lot the election of officers,
the supet ii'lciident liuhcn th.? inciting
over to the pastor who prosideu
during the election. A nominating
comittee made its report, the following
were.* elected otfieers for this
conference year. J. W. Ford, Sup*..;
P. E, Presskry, assistant}- Elizabeth
Dayia_Mas.elected.- seeiwury; -Mac.
Hunter assistant; Mrs. E. A. Pfckett,
treasurer; Mr. Walker Thompson
librarian. T ' "
The following constitute the teach
nig siatl; \V. L. Foxworth, E. J. Fi x-,
worth, Rev. D. -C.- Calhoun, Ft hi a
Thompson, Ella Carmichael, Lillie
-Dosier, Ten rossa?I lodge ami?Sihhie
Hunter. rollerilmi .\rrtt?
sidering the stringent times.- Divine
service was- begun, at 11:15, the. pastor
seemei to be very much himself
and delivered a burning message on
the ^subject "An appeal to backsliders.
Text Jsa, l-r!8r?Conic now-and
let us?reason?together.?oW, To*Leagne
convened at the regular hour
with a fair attendance. .Miss- Ethel
Robinson is the very-.elficient president
and Mr. James Morgan, vice
president.
The evening service began at 7:J0
o'clock. The choir gendered thrilling?tmtsir?irmfer?direction
of Bro.
T. J. Belle and Blackwell. The pastor
delivered another soul stirring ser|
.non from the text "What tlunk'ye oi
Christ?" Each service was -crowded
with anxious listeners. Everything
bids fair for a prosperous year in
j church activities at -EBenc/.er this
year for the new'Jiastor is dr..wing
the crowds. The depression is intili?ely
felt in these sections especially
so since the recent -closing . of . all
three batik's in MnJUns.- The pastor is
much' enthused over his~- iiev. tield
Kiu;r.g a loyal set of men and n\omen
C3K- *
. iivtijj mill III tilt' pi'OSOfUl Hill Ol UlO
program/ lie himself is a ur-Mcss
weikei.
GREENWOOD NKWS
Tabnercle Baptist Church is siiH
alive aiul moving on. "The "Sunday
School with its elf it-it'nt siipcrinti nJent
.Mrs. A. Uritl'in is still progressing.
The first two Sundays quite
a numbw of new students enl'dllcU
.Hid we are urging them to be on tim?
each Sunday morning.
fh4_B._Y._P. U. with .Miss Willie
Fox directress. The Young People's
Working Club with Mr. Charlie Bdl*
"Jen president. The W. C. T. U. w I.
Mi;s. Emma Peterson president. 1 lit
Missionary Society with .Mrs. B. B.
' J one a;?president. The 'Pulpit?Arri1
with?Mi's. A. M. Fox, president are
"all hard* at work. Each deader is
trying to~ go~over the top.- r~??
Pastor Mathis is realy doing so ik
preaching. Large crowds attend both
morning and evening services. All
visitors and friends ai'e welcome.
Mr. Casper Rutf, Misses Willie Fox
I and Mayme L.. Wiliams motored to
Abbeville last Sunday afternoon.
"Messrs Manyweather and Garrett
Maise of Biltniort% N. C., spent last
Thursday in the city visiting their
aunt., Mrs. Carrie Butler.
Mrs. Minnie E. Williams of C'hijagu
if hero visiting ln>r So lor. ,Un.
Sal lie- J.-Lomax of G2S. Pearl Sl. Macedonia
Baptist Church
Rev. E. H. Herbert, Pastor
We are very- proud to '.statu that
i he T"s7ier licard rendered "a yi ry
|iti 1111 i11 priuirinii Munduy n it -n-tnr- fi
was enjoyed by all present.
"The Junior Missionary put Thursday
afternoon at the church. .The
president presided. We were glad
Bowens who miuk some timely reniarks.
Miss Bowens is one .01 the
faithful teachers of the Brewer Jr.
Colege. ?.
We are glad to say that .Mrs*. Isabella
Perrin is on the mend again.
Miss Esther E. Bowens was tire
guest of Rev. and Mrs. E. II. Herbert
Saturday.
St ARTO\ xkws ' - ;
Marion has again settled to work
after having three weeks holiday.
The teachefs and pupils are agijin at
work.
The following visitors were guests
of the city, during the holidays. Mi.
-lames. Cann?n?from. Washington. 1 l
C.; Mr. Mishew from New York; Miss
Rebecca Fladger of Philadelphia an
Miss Crosland, Mr. and Mis. Norton
Miles from New York,
Miss Annie L. Bomar of Florence
was the guest of Mrs. Goddard.
Mr, and Mrs. James Roberts and
Miss Pickett Very p)ea-anl caller..it
the A. M. E. Manse.
[ The Emancipation program Held at
St. John Church was exceptionally
good. The address delivered bv Rev.
J. E. Thomas, presiding elder of the
Florence District will live long in
the hearts of the people. Rev. and
Mrs. D. C. Dcas and little daughter
visited friends and, relatives in__Sum .
ter this past week:
v Rev. Duckett and family enjoyed
a sumptious dinner at Mr. and Mrs.
Fulmore's Sunday.
Miss Verna Rhue Mason I was a
week-end guest of Rev. and Mrs. Jas.
McClintic and while here she was a
pleasant caller at the home of Mrs.
A. V. Hagin. ?
Ikorriett Duckett celebrated herv
eleventh birth-day Monday afternoon
with a jolly bunch of youngsters.
They played many games after which
they were served a delicious sweet
course assisted by Misses Tholma
-Ruth.Gyddard and Jannie Smith, The
following enjoyed CFu mselves Slid
said gopd-bye wishing Harriett many
birthdays: M. Fladger, V. Deas, M.
Hayes, M. Fox\?orth, L. Smith, H.
Saturday, January 16, 1982
CHERRY CHURCH NEWS
Cherry Hill Sunday School is still
moving forward. Saturday night the
lefcth angel came and summoned Bro.
A. VV. Davis to his long eternal home.
He was one of the eldest trustees of
the church and served as a faithful
servant. Though it is our lost, wetrust
it is heaven's gain. Sleep on
-and take yout^-rest? love -you well ? but
God loved you best. I lis funeral
was held 'Sun'Jay 3:00 o'clock. Rev. s
G. G. Daniel: , -Pastor preached the
sermon. Associate ministers present:
Rev. I. VV. Gore, Rev. H. Ii. Wilson
and Dr. Robert of Florence, S. C.;
Rev. Gore and Hev. H." H. Wilson
made a few^bricf remarks on the jifc
of Bro.-Davis." Rev,-Daniel* text may-. be
found St. John 14:3. Subject Ami
if I igo.tnnl prepare a nlace for you
I will come again anil receive you
uttf^ myself, , ' '
VAY -1 ulf Rev. Rpncrf p.cached a s.iul
stilling scimo'n fi'in Matt. 27 10:
Uibjict My God, :iGod,' why has
"~MTs. Gore from Pennsylvania, ho J
are visitign their relatives, Mr. ami
Mrs. II.' L. Bessurt. We .ai j glad ?
to have Mi^. Ro?e llurley, ami husband
and Jaughter. and her mother
Mrs. Mack, brother and nephew of
Wilmington, NTT.", \visiting friends"
and relatives.?: ? ^?Mr.
and Mrs. Sam. Alford, Mrs. II.
L. Bcssart, Mrs. G.'W. Tyser, Mrs.
Jim Lynch and others. ' . '
Sunday night a program was- rendered
by the R. T. Club.
Monday at 8:30 the Sunshine .Bund
met in session at the church. Many
werc present. . ; . "'
Thursday morning'bright and eari.v
many were seen gathered afouixj
- the basement to begin working on
the church again after, a long period
.ias passe !. Later our pastor' came '
and everybody <got busy. We. die
ilad In see another start made on
- '.mi new churclr; ~ r
Friday 8:30 the Women's Mission- ivy
Society met -at the home of Mrs.
*Lel-ah .Ion's, After the busiru-s
meeting wy then went into praise .
service. After a,short prayer service
II expressed themselves as hei.
thankful to be in a another New .
Year's meeting and intended to ?' . ,. *
more this, year l'cr Christ than before.
After 4.his the hostess- served
deliciouii-T^ickcn salad on let|ucu . ?
leaves, eake, lemon pie, hot cocosT"
which was enjoyed"1-by all. Next ,"v~
meeting wil be at the home of Mrs.
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Miss"I). MTTCcarse delightfully;enWL.v
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vvi lamcu tnv ? uw r> nu v^iuu <*L ilt'I
home Dee 15 with thc. president presiding
In keeping with the season a Xtiias '
_ I>) ojfi-m.. . TvT^TTHTrWotl nnmisl ing of
vocal ami piano music and talks pertaining
to Christmas. ... ' ,
The club members 7na<ft? contlibutions
to some of. the unfortunate of
hc town by giving 10 person gifts
?n Christmas morning. All appro
rated them very much.
After the arangement of this,business
the hostess serve'i the club potato
salad, sallino.s and cocoa, fruit
a>ke, punch and candies.
Mrs. (iivciie thanked the hostess for
a pleasant afternoon at her honu* in
tTehalf of the club'. - .
Th*-?U'hm'ii?Who Club?Uiet al_JJie
1 uriiu> ?oi. S. Marshal Jan. l> w
with president at. her post. Each
member oeupicd her plaiv in the
meeting which made a good start
~ for the New Year. ' Timely talks wore
. 1 h,. New Year's work. * .
After the busines was over the
hostes served a 'salad, --sal-tines and
postum, fruit cake, punch .and can
-tHes^ :?
Sinrf tuj?_vms_i;he first meeting
after he holidays, the hostess had a
hoanlWiillt, .I/./.....r* V.?~~ i nn. -
^i.uiuuiy uvv.u1ui.cij Allias ll't-'l' III It'll
with gifts. The hostess distributed %
72 gifts to the nine members. Al'
were over-joyed to know that Saute
wa.s still a'ive and thinking of them.
The club was favored with wonderful
music from the-air. .
Mrs. Ruth Baitlcy thankerttheTros- ^??
_ 'toss on behalf of the club for an en_
lovable evening at her home. ..
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Charlton. M." Foxworth, F. Davis, II. '
H. Dix, N. ,C. Gennie?, R. Bo.wen,
J. Hayes, Joseph Smith, C. Lee Misshoe,
V. Gregg.
Mr. Gus Black and old citizen of
: Marion -passed to the gj-eat "tmyimir ^
Sunday night. He #as funoralized
Tuesday evening at St. John church.
Th'S Woinl M issioiiary meeting wn.-i i_
held at St. John 4:30 Sunday after
noon. We,enjoyed a wonderful progruui.
Mis. Hattic Wi.sl.ing'cn was
_ Mi: I res-; uf (' > ?Tn j cikoi ion ?7^?was
goo;i amounting to $.5.37 which
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nan i<fiiniuuiea to tne enurch.
The Trustee Aid Board met at the
A. i\V R, Mange Sunday afternoon
and planned aff oyster supper for
Tuesday night January 19th at the
Manse.
The Musical program at St. John's
was quite a success. Benefit Board
N omher 'Two.
Mi1. Utley Davis has begun work ?J
on a new brick home which promir.e3 ' ~v4
to be one of the best of the city.
Rev. and Mrs. Porter are quietly
domiciled on Soutfy Main St., in the
31? R, Parsonage.- The people of
Marion^aae delighted to haye them.'1
Rev. JJ.< P. Washington of Mullins
will preach at St. John Sunday afternoon.
All are invited to come ^ut
and worship with u?.
Marion CoUnty Teachers' Association
met at the Marion County Training
School Saturday, Jan. 9th. I <
Miss Thelnia Godtlard ' wae the
week?end guest of , Misa Lilft ^fivift. ?of
Rains, S, C;
Mr. Guss Black's nephew", wife and
I mother are here to attend the funferal.
They are from Washington.
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