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Page 8 . 'IOObontSFORIcEK X J(^ Evary month wt pay you caah (100 for apaclfia accldanta. All t' * *ou c'? ' l**' u* O"'* on# t*nX >' par day. Beneficiary and child" .? IRPRjC^Ja r ?a into red at no additional * ?coat. No madlcal examination iR fa W la No aiaaaamanta. OVER SO.OOO POLICIES ISSUED SMI ( ??( at mtTH, r.rt thu poll ay far lodaya Free Inspection, ReadIt. No other allay like It. Juat aand your nama. age, addreaa, Maetlclary'e nana and ralatlonahlp lor a poltey Asde to you (or 10 daya pree inspection. Only aompany iaaulnf thla family policy. Southern Fidelity & Surety Co. durham, north carolina VOW PAT ONLY ONI CENT A DAT Agents -Wanted in Columbia, ami throughout South Carolina, Apply to E. K. Walker, State M nr.-Supervisor 1'. (). ltox lt>l Columbia, S. C. * * EBAUGFFS FRESH FISH Watch our Specials VVednesday and Friday We Dress and Deliver lree ,, .' COi:KTES\ SFAIX iCB . i'HONK .*>t>l*> 1121 Washington St. , t ola., S. (. c - b ? ????naMfc ? n? aum AT T EXTiON ! 1. >l'il..< l>H I. I. A I I.HI I.N : ~~?.if you.' are uniiiipjTj?iTrrtTTelcy^ Ul H I'lll'A uurlvnp U?ve. mat IM-u- -f |M : >, ! ~ ;' lairs, step \\ wi iynij^' ;i. ! .. u> Hie, " i'i|t|>ilij;"LMni." . ;) ; I I' . all abused .i:,,'i 1 r v; ;?: i i ?0<i C'f sin'-ale iadus U::'-, i.U. ^ bands ?'i i>uy. ii^ s, s a:\i --mi laitliiul"-aiul nrisl)v!ia\r"; "aunt* p Hetty, u hleh 1 , 11*r 141 iiUciik-n treated likewise, .are iwA. m i..i\ . preseript'ioiij ;\vit tf -i . and eenteitliuii.... 1. ;v\\b d nioiie) , y'un.; , ..civ, i<ri -j -. 1 , . ..tai WiiiilMii.aiuaybe a-ii'e. ;.,e ;u,n .\U?se" and . u';fte-ii-,rv ;!.at lull* >W, lYiee i aeii * . \\;:' I j 1, -~t ' i'i! 1 '; ? 1,; 1 , "*. y * tt 1 1 I'II 11 li 1 i/s are.' it-!r f it1. ,"!i;(; . j'.'.b. is liHf lai'cv "t swui,\\ i ' . teduv. f*'i s'.ai,.i*. ' 1. DAli.N i.l >M 11 li ' '* ' 1'. o. r?e\ 11 j 1 lUiniiuetim, \\ . \ a. DANZLER BROTHERS Shoe Repairing 2379 Gervais St. 1'h'niu- 9132 &i-euV Half S?\!< I; , t -?; 'lltri> ??~??:? Ladies' iialt' So!i'.>'p.iui U'O'dt.r ;iieois .... T.V. Hall-' Soli's j'oi .MCt. ... 7">iji Half Solos ft i Ladies . ov, Men's Kai'l i r iliods ,10i\ Ladies' Kub^vV 1 lid Is _ EVKKY JOB (.( Alt W 1 1 1 11 We ( all l or and IVfiver.. j'lrtfxrrFF^. ? Mrs? Lillian Lvkes Star Flair'Dresser I riioNi; - ; 1 Cut Prices: ~ f 50c " 65c 1:>17 \\ heal -St. ? iihiuvltiii. S.Ci 'j r- J ' , - ? - * . f O V lAKi; A WEEK-ION I) TRIE . - -Emmd-Trip -I ickcts.-F<t1'e and One Kil'th betn i;i:\ a f, i. stations On Sale: 1 RID \ V. SAT! DP \ V :i ml r SI M) XV. " Return: FOLLOWING V. ... Limit Tl FSPAY MiDMcan ' . ' . TAKK A TU\ !N KlDi; \\I>. \ ISIT vol U '\ K I IADS "SAFER THAN STAYIXC. AT ilOMF". ASK THE TICKET At.ENT Southern Raji'v System David G. Ellison General Insurance' Honest and efficient alien-v tion given' lo all business, plaaeed with mo, . PHONE 5717 ^ 1221 WASHINGTON ST. , k: ; - .-:v, I ? - 1?. ? '.?= r??^?? ? I I IMAM) BARGAIN standard make Upright Piano, Uost 85(H).00?will sell for $125.00 CASH 1 r.???*v?.*?? v ... i X ?vi 1IIIU1 iiiauuu ;\|?|MV I.EADER OFFICE "Elaine" Perfumes Specual Introductory offer, one full ounce in beautiful bottle SI Pbstpaid. s F. 1)'s Joe adW XjjP ?!itional. Choice of Chypre, Sweet Pea. .Yellow Jasmin, French Narcissus, or Ffench Bouquet Odors. 'fills is my regular $5 a? ounce (piality. Money back if not-more than pleased. . . FTTATNI;, "PPOC CARRY W VSHINOTON, 1). C ~ t . 1. _ ' ' . i ???For That ? UN I) A V T R I P i . . . ; ; ' ' VVAi MILE IN IJAC H DIRECTION tor Dittanies !.">() Miles or Less(i<kxI for transportation in ii'oar hps, only, and to return I prior p> niidnip4i{ of date of sale* o ' Round Trip Fares From CO LI/MIMA. S. C. A ;i. (in.. TZ _.. A $1.70 Savannah, (fa., 2.85 [1 ii.niniu-. n. r. -?. . ?z^ir I ( harkislou. ?>. ('. __ 2.60 <?^ 2.50 I l.VAl. . V I IV . Y1 A KIWI', -Y?jEVW j * \ iSIT ^ Ol U FRIENDS "SAFER THAN STAYING' AT HOME". AM, The I ickct Agent Southern Raify System COMMUNITY T K A SHOP \yaykku;Y j \ ISIT l S FOR HOOP THINGS ;! ' TO F.AT it .. I Ionic Cooking A Specialty '7f lOMMI.'MTV TKA SHOP ! " 1202 Pine Street * 1 "B"**?8* r---r-rr - i 5xsx&nan=sass=&=?=sa Welcome TeacRers j You \yill find this shop will equipped and first class workmen. AVE DEEIVEK * ' Ql ICR SKKVri'B SHOE R I.I'AIR SHOP r; .1. HI I)SON, Prop. i J.1I21 Washington St. Phone 21(137 ORANCKIU R(i, NEWS Lu.?Friday?evening?March?2ir-,?a-nrj i'ic party was given in honor ?rf 1 Mi-- Kihil Williams at the home of lur sister .Miss Daisy Williams, 'i'he truests were delightfully enter ta'ised, delicious refreshments were i erved hy. the host.' j .Miss \Villia?\s .the guest of honor, jlins lu'cn away teaching in Forester,f.S>. ('. Her relatives and friends are J s i 1'ah'.ed u iili her return" ~"7 "Sll.vnt TEA" AT WESLEY M. E, <111 it< II SI'XI>.\V 4:(M) I'. M. On Sunday owning. April 3rd at j 4:00 o'rlnck there will be heJd at J tbe Parsonage of WesleV M. E. -f inifch. a. "Silver Tea" to which the j puUir- is cordially invited.A wry interesting musical and (dietary. program- shall 1/e rendered. jl>r. -I. J. Stalks, president of Bentdiet college shall deliver the main -T-rtthlrrss. ft; kri-?mnyj.ori;?an?procram are as follows: Instrumental solo, Mr, Louis Fin_ey;_Jicritat ion. Uubv It<ijjcjppnd; Vx>;t! solo, Mrs. L. II. Hope; Violin solo Prof. John Potts; Vocal. Dr. Leon Wakefield; Short Talk, Mr. Allan _iieeso; ?Vocal?solo,. Mr. Li 11 iewraul; Kca-'ine. Mr. Keitt; Selection"!" "K^din Four Dnai tot; Leading, Miss FrankHuTt; Vocal solo, Mrs. Margaret Smith; Selection, Junior Choir; Vo(; al solo, M rs. I. R. I'orter. L . " Ml- vy' THE PALMETTO UNION NEWS Easter was observed by Bethel | Clinton Chapel and St. Paul Church| es. .'Bethel was favored with the .service on the Resurrectiofi of Chrisl jiast .Sunday | morning at 5:30 anti ihe'program at 3 o'clock P. M. Clin | lorn Chapel services were well at.fpnd, jed "both mprning and afternoon. Mr 'J. R. Jeter the Sunt, knows how tr put tovur a Easter program. This program it is said, was the" best ir many years. Mr. W. E. McJunkjns the Supt. of Bethel is" second to anj in the state' when it come to handl ing the young people for he brought out to the program 'many visitors both from .city and country.. Tht quartet from Buffalo took a part ii the program at Antioch Church am the singing was most beautiful. | Tho marriage* of Mr. Cammer o Santuc.- to Mis^ Aimer J. Lyles o: Union was performed by the Rev Ij. <j'. Bowtman last Sunday after noon at. the parsonage the Bride mo iher his sister and brother, togethei with the bridegroom's sister and bro ther, all witnessed the ceremonies am they left- all happy to begin travel .. ; on their .honey moon, i Th ? I'uwmul- of the Rev. H.JB. Wor ;thy a Baptist minister-was conductei ?at i*t. Raul Baptist-Church Monday Jaflernocn *by the Rev. J. C. Collin; IfiuT others. Mi a I'eak Fan* and -Mrs, Nannie Man 1 or, f ^ . ?'?MV *-?v,v I V uvi g. v??uiu V'vilOt iU19i AlLe Sims the arbituary; Mrs. A. A Situs sang a solo, Nearer my Fathei nome. 1 lie Eulogy was performed ny the ltev. A?A. Sims the ex-pastoi ?t the deceased. Hundreds of peoph v>iiiie_uut" to show the respect to tin .ieceased. A lining the many preachers were the Rev?j.. (j. Bowman, Rev J. R. .Frahklin, Rev. R. A. Turner can. Rev. Matthews, Rev. Tobin, Rev, Beaty. and many niore-who prevailed tnemselves and came .put, to witness tiie occasion..-* : - r ?r ?I'ndcrttktt* M-HvissiOk mu' 51' tiu be<t in the state was in charge., lit j tine* credit for the way he handled J the funeral /or you will make no mistake to euiisu|t McKissick and Son in the saiL hour of bereavement. ' Miss .Derail Hardy spent Easter with home folks on llaniiet Street. Mr* Willie McDowell a' teacher ot oick Hill spent Kaster with Her motti r on Ikunlel Street. Mrs. Annie Tucker of TrVon, N. C j titiended the funeral of her uncle the new 11. u. wormy. ,.m-xs. jcnoutsie Jradtord ul" Spartanburg- spent the week-end w-t h her?mollnr on Cht^nr r . Dors Ave. v Mr. John Long. died in Potsville, West Va.; -and the- body was brought iiere lor burial. The ceremony was held at Maple Ridge Bapt. Church Mrs. I.ula Long, his mother, Mrs. 1) Greer? aunt; Mrs. Fannie Gleen, a cousin; and Mrs. Truly Pondextor motored through the country to at ".tend tlie funeral ami" burial. .Mr. ( Juulie,Jeter of Ashoville ,N ('.V-"Jcrcnt Faster with relatives a' West Springs. Mrs, Annie Manigan and Mrs. Vi .!a Garner \\i>i*shipped at Bethel 01 unday. | Mrs. Clara Tillatson of Spartan turg. Mr: Joseph Copelan, studen < f Allen are at the bed side Of lie sister and aunt,- Mrs. Jane Copeland Mrs", Mar.y, Kay, and Mrs. Lips ' omb are out again after being si.l I with the flu. Mr. J. C. l'riscock is confined _t< .is be I with the pneumonia. Mrs. Mamie Thomas is up agaii lifter two weeks of the 1Lu. Mrs. T '..hnson is4 improving slowly ..Mrs Addle Miller- of Greenville vi - Med?1mm1 ?isU*r last?Nvtrtdc;?Mi ?. Ter ie JMinson. T"" . ' M r.- Whiteniii'e C* Abram one o "lie iu7deiT7tk'ershas bought" Mpocf Funeral Home, Liberty Street Spartanburg. We predict for thi = Toumr man a: great?s-uceess for tr urely knows how to^ make friends Let everybody go. to clinch Sundaj t^OOOCMeOOOOvOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A. H. (iORI)ON' o A: b. i,I,. B. Author of Written ar O, "Sketches of u on,jn? % Negro Life and ? * ? ! History in ... (^' Stat v South Carolina" O ' o A Well Written, finely prii 0 hook of nearly Tl ?-Careful Seentifle ~H 1 People of the "Oi ? This hook treats the following t juStiglltiflC history with a weal # Chapter I--"The Black Man's Bi <5 Chapter It "The Slaves' Fiirh | 0 Chapter HI?"The Negro's Part v Chapter IV-^'Thc jNegro's Lor g Chapter V-'-"The 'Evolution of v (Jiajder VI?*1"The Negro in Bi g Chapter- VII*?"The Negro Far & Chapter Vlll?"The fjjfts?a?? gChapter IX?"The New Nofcro ( O Chapter X?"Manhood in Ehon; Every teacher, minister, leader, college libraries should | | SPECIAL PRICE $2.00O Be- sure to purchase or "place Lfl. V(mfien or address orders err coti 1>()N, Coluimbia University, Ne\ g last opportunity to get this bo '1 . tKADBR =* 1 ' ^ r ? Screen Picture Emphas ___ 'BAD I* AT CAPITAL WE 17. AND THl j (Fames Dunn, Newest Screen JLti In Rorzage 1 !" BAD GIRL IS SMASH HIT EVERY, WHERE i Whoreever "Bad Girl' ' has been i shown it has proven the greatest hit t of the current season. Whether in . first-run def lure houses or in neight borhood theatres, lit lias given a s smart spurt to attendance figures. : Where it was booked for one week, i it stayed three. Where it was booked 1 for three days, motion picture managers were obliged to retain it foi f a whole week. In many thea-tre? ( throughout the country, "Bad Girl" created records of attendance; \ in . many others it established long-run . records. It is still a picture, to be r reckoned with, whether or not it has ? already been played, j It is "Bad Girl" that first intro. duced James Dunn to the motion picture public. . And he stands alone as . the artist who gained his tremendj ons foltBwiTTg--tn~mn& ,picture, lie is as well known to the audience as though he had been .playing in films ? for years, And?his?.perfwnanee?in "Bad Girl" did it! Sally filers has bcen~elevatod^ta ? -the high place of -.a-mutiun i>iftUl'C star by her^part opposite Dunn. They have become one of the most attrae1 live teams on the screen. And Mill? na Com bell is cast in more "pictures than anyone in Hollywood, just?be! cause of her showing in "Bad Girl* i The ideal combination .of, a sensar tional novel by Vina Delmar, literally road, by niilliohs; and adaptation by merican playwrights; and tfrank | Borzage, director of some bf Hie screen's greatest achievements is a " combination that was destined to win ? from the Start.?! "Bad Girl" has all the elements "of1 . perfect screen entertainment. It . comes to the Capitol Theathre next i week. CAST Eddie Collins , JAMES DUNN Dorothy Haley ___ SALLY FILERS ' Ednji Driggs Minna Gonibell Jim Haley .. Jejy-'' yWiffia m I'awleC Lathrop Frank Darien - . ; *1 "Ba/1 Girl," long-awaited Fox Film version of Vina Delmar's celebrated novel, opens at the Capitol Theatre today for a two days imgagelffent. As (he young husbarub jaines I)unn. ^ - 1 " "One Hour With You" *? l lie's used to bearing Shev-a-leer , pronounced to rhyme with "Mamice, dear.' _ JIv Stops and?thinks?ami?wrmTtcfff shall he ( t Reply when people say Shay-Tajtpy. But if you ask him, Shay-valley . Is meant to rhyme with "Let's be gay" And aside from being a grand and glorious, "sparkling, sophisticated. t rollicking and racy entertainment, tin j,- new Chevalier picture, "One Ho'ui" With Yoiu^ will impress the American I public .with the fact that French k names eijd+pg in?ier are supposed to rhyme with I) \Y, not with FA In "One Hour With You,' a cast ?( all-American players?Jeanutte Mac-' n Donald, GenevieVe-Tobin, Charlie Rug l. J gles and Rolan ! Young?Ivave r.amu uno ociuer and vnvier. And the.v s join M. Chevalier and liftv niillio:. ~ I'VcTrrhrrrcTr in kerptnTT aboTrr that final r as if they were oyster.L hoping to Ii\y forever No, no, they don't behave like Oy s sters. The Bertier family is compos>. than Maurice Chevalier himself) and r. ICoiette, his wife (Jeanette MacDon^jO.CtOO^O.CtO.OOOOOOOOOOaOOOOOOOv p N O U N IN G ! | GORDON'S -| RY OF THE NEGRO OUTH CAROLINA . I t ~ ? ??, i _? " O - a id Published by Professor A. % who was a teacher of History ? e A. and M. College for near- g I.. _ ,1 !J-L '.I-1"1" iv a ueiuue. v X ited and handsomely bound o tree Hundred Pages. % istory.of the Colored | * *~j en topics in the method of modern 0 th of illustrations: ?? urden." g t for Physical Freedom." 5 in the Reconstruction of So. Car." x War Against Ignorance." the Negro Home." g isiness. in South Carolina." <> mer in South Carolina." O Womanhood is F.hnwy " ? Challenges -the Old Order." y Faces the Future." o friend and all students, school and to procure and read this hook. O ?Special Terms to Agents. g an order for this hook at" the corr- to nmuTi matrons to PROF. ArTTrtTOR- ' ? v York City., as this may be your to ok at 'so small a price. 2 ???^ {'" rvv-iU * * - - - ? ' izes Humanity ()l Hook,\* GIIIL' TR. NO (JHLnU-N AOMITTKD j seovery. Amt -Sally filers. Leads Greeted $lov:e ' ' ( recent remit livm New York stage, j tnaj>est wluii. preview- -accounts h'avt 'j vailed t lie season's most impressive ^ ;t*reon dchut. Kdwin Burke's adap- I tat ion -of the story is said to. place t juito- as .much emphasis on the young j husband as on the wife in the drama j Of adolescent love, marriage and ma- f rnity. ?-r-1*" ? !c Sally Kilves, remembered for her | recent colorful portrayals on "Quick 5 Millions" and "The Black 'Camel," j will he seen as the girl-bride heroine 11 - ]' ./jam .~"V> ; Love'* Headlock may will be the name of j the hold Sally /tilers has oti James Dunn c in the Fox modern drama, Girl." r -_1PA l1 in the title role. 1 lor ocharaetCriza' ion :n th's"*'nsely human and* deeply ^ emotional role if said easily to eclipse ' ui\ ('liny she lias done ketone,. < TTricfly.* -t v.e*~r!??ry deals with the vt neotine; of a yonn.tr New York shop j" trirl- with a radio mechanic. They . ;'a!l in irtve. lathc'r too well than-wisely and are. forced into a hurried marriage. Tkeh they find that an heir (J is coming:. Their joys,' -sereey* :m-l ri-,y?o'"?"i?5 vicKsit tides "during the following 1 ni'inilis )i m tin- l.asis of the dnima ?' hot' i'n?n ~ M i n na (iomhell "acts '' j (he over-1rt'ost'iit friend of flie.ybuBtf| ivifo. ' L j Frank Rorzairo . direeled tTie* pic* [7 to^.4. l.-.iv'j .W.Xlw a-fln.it.1 (tnuehintr presentation of motherhood over s 'roenod. * ^ ^ M* ?P;'*'4V>vt^ . >p8& i MIRIAM HOPKINS ^ " scores again in Paramount's dramaT , "Dancers in the Dark" At The Carolina -t Friday Saturday- ^ - atd > -at-rr' yon {rnnrr.?tf~vm ^-.iw those* ?iwo 'to -v.h ) in '! '() } )-.;, Parade." J 'hut I'lr' !"< H TuM <it" thrills. ' ;Tlu ' );i .?h:r h'uisehiiM -.-on ists of ' Colette's tl- i'."." i'ri Jul Mii y.i ( Gen,- j' fcVieve Tofoiiv) and Ihusband. (Ro- j land Y'liirir) an! the real compliya- ': lions of ' Quo 1 i ? -\V iMr V:>;i".yoiwp > when through Mi'ziV machinations. r A'.i Ire sjti a<i.s. a compromisinjr hour - in .<he <" >: iy he iiiini -m . Colette >c trust Mitx.i. \n'lrd "loves -his wife, and ? Andre is a < 1?>: t*? so why- -shouldn't e i .ill o' .Mif/.i \ 'i.1: . lie jiii-. heart ' trouble? Nevertheless, no jjfomt* cv;ohi- 1 es of Andre's. viMt -to Miisi's- * _ Dlllsc v. i -? 11' i Id.. ,<miiil. -I ei in'o- the fun you're tropin to have j _ walrhiru: ' . evaiior'i-?expressive? lyre.'. u*' i r "not. oply that famous ( .ile, hut riie bewilderment, apofop,./ x devil'ry and dirtfees" that go. with his [ lilemma when he finds himself eo- " respi^i] .epf in", tile Olivier divorce, . . | The story in cunningly contrived to ifiy'e opportunity for new Chevalier , sonjrs, "Whatwould you do?" "Three -Ti+oe-?a?One" a-nd?"-W-fre-1?a?? _-Tiling 1.11... a W'^.l.iinui Uu.y qii l)ii," Mis~ Mar Donald sinifs "We WiH Al- J wa> s lit Swotthoarts," anttTdlrite in the ''K ~ title .lytic. "('Ik- Hour With You." | . Tn my that." "One Hour With Youv - is dii\et< d hy Kru I l.ubitsch is to ' stTy that- once again Paramount prei.sOnis a -erven piny that is a series of beautifully composd'd find lighted , '"trvinT> pftUrres a joy to the eye as well as ejkcitin<^^!i'auia. y llo*" ity ^ mnnajr d fa> know, but. .j in a 1 nihil .e h production there soenfl^ I to he up meaningless gesture's, no awkward rn?. os. 4 "One Hoar With You," truthfully ( .'esci ibed a< a triumph for Paramount to tin- Carolina theatre for four days Mou.-Tues. \Vcd. Tlu'rs. , RPKOIAI- TO Tin: PREACHERS You and your guest are cordially c invited to attend a country dinner) ff'VPn ?Paradise?Packc - Ten Rotrrrr r |April 0,-19:12 from :i to 0 P. M. 1 . ... I Saturday, April 2nd, 1932 STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP * MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC.-, REQUIRED BY THE ACT * OF CONGRESS OF AUG. 24, 1912 )f The Palmetto Leader, published veekly at Columbia, S. C., for April 1, 1932, :State of South Carolina, bounty of Richland. ? Hefi.ro an', a Notary Public in and ur me oiuce anu county aioresaid, icrsonally appeared Geo. H. HainpSm, who, having1 been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says hat he is the owner of the Palnetto Leader, and that the followng is, to the best of his knowledge ind belief, a true statement of the nvnership, management etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date v ihown in the above caption, required ? iy the Act of August 24, 1912, emlodicd in section 411, Postal Laws md Regulations, printed on the rserse of this form to, wit: 1. That the names and addresses " >f the publisher, editor, managing ditor, and business managers are: 'ublisher, Geo. H. Hampton, Columbia, S. C.; Editor N. J. Frederick, uiunii/.a, v,.; Business Manager, 'as. S. Grant, Columbia, S7 C. " 2. That the owner is Geo. H. lampion, Columbia, S. C. *- Jh TlnU the kpown bondholders, norlgagees, and other security holdrs owning or holding lper cent or aoi'c ?i* (.utnl amount of bonds, mort ;agcsj or other securities are: None. Ll. Thai the two paragraphs next hove, giving the names of the ownrs, stockholders and security holdis, if any, contain not only the list f .stockholders and security holders ,s tliey appear*. upon the books of * lie company but also, in cases where lie stockholders or security holder jipears upon" the books of the company as trustee or?inJ-any other fiduiary relation, the name of the per- ' ~~" on "W" corporation 'for- whom sudh" rustce is acting, is given; also that he said two paragraphs contain' tatcments embracing!. affiant's full :nowledgo< and belief as to the e*ru instances?and conditions?under vhich stockholders and security holdrs who do not"' appear upon^ the ' ' \ looks of the comnanv as trustees. ioM stock and securities in a capaciy other than that of a bona fide i\vner; and this affiant has no reaon to believe .that any other person, ssociatiun. or .corporation?has any nterest direct or indirect in the>said tock, bonds, or other securities than ;_S so slated l.y him. Geo. II. Hampton," Publisher -Sworn to and subscribed bgfore .ip.e his 20th day of March, 11)32 * N. J. Frederick ily commission expires at.pleasure of he Governor. SPECIAL NOTICE! Rev. S. S. Youngblood, pastor of First Calvary Baptist Church will ine^u-h at Jones Chapel A. M. E. Zjon Church. Sunday after noon, April ?rd, LiiiLL-4?/ 1? ' hi(1 r- a.it. congregp. ~ lion are ask d t(? be present and the uiblic is cordially invited to attend. NOTICE! . v There will )>e a Buffet Supper giv_ 'n at the* .Masonic Ha^l, Washington ^i|eet, Wednesday Night, April 6th. iiven by the Ladies of the Eastern. . itar. . Supper 25 Cents. Tickets on ale at the. door. All friends are cordially invited to nine ahd help us. . MARION- VfEWS ffi Inst Thursday night a large . * ' rowd attended the Prayer and Love ~ east meeting in St. John A. M. E. . . * On lt?cf ? ..JUima>, iinjiiimii an interesting sunrise meeting was well, atcndcd by members of the" various ~ lunches of the city._.At the usual lour eleven o'clock the pastor delivered the Easier sermon to a crow- f led church. The message was thought 'ul and forceful. In the afternoon at 3:00 o'clock the Sunday S hoot department assembled p. render the regular-Easter Dad irogram. More than two hundred hildren annealed on program; and ;ach played well his part. On Sunday night the pastor broutht another message which was ac-_ _ epted seemingly by all present. "1 St.' John's Church was beautifully \ a-ilb fill nppnnrjnii m nf lha " V Spirit of Easter Day. This was done >.v sister Mary Davis and a host of >thcr loyal men and women. 'Brother M. J. Davis our efficient ?upt. played well his part. Our se:retary;_Miss Jannit Smith is always it her post of <Utty trying to make he program go. The Young- People's " Progressive' "?lub met at the A. M. E. Mance on ast Wodncsday?nighir> Quite a nice ? row<l was present and rendered a rood program! After thef business ^ ide of?the7" meeting the* club wars 1 TTvrd hy the pastor and sister M. u _ l; Davis. Mr. Wardell Nichols the ^resident predided. 'We regret to re- . * )ort at this writing that iMiss Dorohy Braddy the organist is some vhat indisposed but hope she will ;oon be better. Society met at the ^ wmrafcfMrs-. Marv Thompson last* donday evening', a good .crowd was n-csent and enjoyed the program. Mrs. Thompson served every body <? their own satinfactkm with good hings "to eat. The free egg bunt given on Monday^ vas an enjoyable affair. The egg breaking in the basement riven Ivy the' Young People Progressive -Club wa^ a suecess. -?Mrs. A. V. Haggin keeps the Fair- , void Home Project before the people y >f Marion; she is a earnest worker. Rev. T. J. Ramsom and host joL i,'. rthev ministers worshipped with us ast Sunday. . v