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? - . ? w e 8 f? 1 ? i.. ESTATE NOTICE A1 person^ having claims against the estate!, of Eugenia C. Stephenson deceased, "are hereby notified to file the same, duly verified^ with the undersigned, and those indebted, to sain estate will plOas^ make payment likewise . 4 C. E. .STEPHENSON, Executor 141(3 Assembly Street. , Columbia," S. C. For mat SU WD A Y TRIP > ONE CENT PER MILE IN EACH DIRECTION For Distances 150 Miles or Less Good for transportation in Coaches only, and to return prior to mjdnight of-date of sale v. Round Trip Fares From COLUMBIA, S. C. 3 . * . Augusta, (ia. , ... $1.70 Savannah, (>a 2.85 Charlotte, N-. C. - .2.20 .Charleston, S. C. __ -- -- 2.60 Greenville, S.C. ? 2.30 Spartanburg, s. i. ? ? i.pv take a train ride and 7 visit voir friends - "SAFER THAN STAYING AT IIOTME'V ^ Ask The ^Ticket Agent Southern RaiFy System Sturkie Furniture Co. we bty7sell and trade Used Furniture Sewing Machines and Talking Machines. We Sell New and Used Furniture. Cash or Terms ' Corner (iervaia?and .Harden?Sts. H____ PHOMW 9.1 9r, \ ' ' >* _ - ?- -f. . ' ^cna J *V i'rain Travel Bargain Fares j JUNE 4, 1932 i ROUND TRIP I From Columbia, S. C. il TO Return Limit -$ 7.00 AtlaiUa^5?Days-^ ShOO Chattanooga, Tenn. -Q Days ! y.Oo-JJirmingham, Ala. __6 Days j 5.00 Savannah, Ga. ... -- 10 Days < 7.00 JBrunswick, Ga. Days ] U.OO Jacksonville, Pla. -iO Days j 1(5.50 Tampa, Fla. __ -10 Days j 10.00 Miami, Fla. ; ... 10 Days 1 26.25 Key West, Flai -16 Days 43.76 Havana, Cuba 19 Days ' 22.00 New Orleans, La. 10 Days | 22.0o Mobile, Ala: ._.10 Days i Also proportionate Jound trip fares j lo all prim'ii>al SoutN Florida point? and Gulf Coast Resorts. 1 -?Stopovers?ttHowed (in at! tickets sold to Florida and Gulf Coast points ? also llavana, Cuba, l'l I.LMAN CARS?DAY COACHES Consult Ticket. Agents Southern Ity. System - - * " W E. McGw, Asstr tton'l. Passengf r- Awnt. . 1 CP. . RICHARD BAKTHELMESS SCORES IN "ALIAS THE ' DOCTOR" With Marian Marsh And SPLENDID CAST IN SI PPORT Surrounded by a powerful cast, in a powerful and novc/1 story, Richard Harthehnpss, "First NatibnaT star, opensat the Carolina Theatre Wed. -in "Alias the Doctor." It is an adap- " tation of an Hungarian stage play? one?of?the--best vehicles "Dick ever had. Sharing honors with him avej Marian Marsh. Adrlenne Pore. N'nrRosener and others. Barthehness plays the^role of Karl,,--ftn?orphan,?bruugh up by Mother ! Brenner on a farm in Bavaria, with [her other two children, Lottie (Mariian. Marsh), and Stephan (Norman jFc ster). He and Lottie are deeply in jSj love. Karl also loves the fields and the farm lands, hut Mojther Brenner has an overpowing ambition to get away from the farm. She sends her own son Stephan, and Karl, whom fflt" loves as a son, to the University nf . . .Muftiuh?tu_study surgery. At the- university Kail is the star studuni, Mi'jinan on lnuinerent one. 1 BENEDIC I SUMMER I (STATE AF I - JUNE 13 to J -j|? Columbia, Soi | LOW COST - HEALr I EXCELLENT C* f'f)UVS?'S Ji r<> nfForr-fl in the finlrl r>( THE PALMETTO LE ust before graduation, Stephan be- ? omes involved with Onpa 'Adrienne >ore) a bar maid, perforriva an oper- * ition and when she is dying, tells Carl. To save Stophan, Karl says le performed the oparation and is ;ent to prison. iStephan is graduated ind does some desultory practice, jut developing lung trouble, dies. On"tho day of his funeral, Kttrl re- 4 urns home. A chUd ifl injiire4-ift an 4 luto accident just outside the house. Seeing the case is critical, Karl performs an operation and saves , the < . hild,s, life. A great surgeon from i yftfrtna pronounces Karl a genius and insists, that he go with him to Vienna. Mqther Brenner, her hopeg- for greatless revivied, tells the surgeon that Ruth by Mrs. Mary Qrcgory; ad * dress in behalf of the daughters of Ruth Mrs. Maggie. Newburg; solo, ^ sister J. Sanders; Nearer my -Gnc J4 to Thee. Order; -Whore.He Read inc ^ I will Follow; addles.1-; in'behalf o! I the Odd Fellows by Rev! J. 11. Land J Noble Grand. | * TO THE BAPTIST BROTHERHOOD OF SOUTH CAROLIN 4 it (Continued from page 1) ! 1 Brooks has. a better one for the Bap- ! \ list and "-that is why Brooks .sjitersj ' the race. : - ? ^?. * **, j In'the raee. twa* years ago 1 sa'd I L' was inspired to enter the rave, and that inspiration has not left me and ' again I come, seeking an opportunity i to place my program before the young 1 Baptist of South Carolina. I then advocated a change in the i constitution affecting the .dom ,wa.\ jt fee from seven doLirs to lie e -tlulla11.1 : -which?change tuuk pl.ue in (licim-i' ..Ml,, ... | . \. lie. I ? 1 advocated the creation oi Bn< !' ^djdjii4djdjdjdjzrmjzizj2izn]<?> i T-ALllEN - | j SCHOOL ] PRnvunv fill1 M. 1V\/ JUiy w fO ! ULY 16, 1932 11' jth Carolina H rHPUL CLIMATE | Jl ' FACULTY Ij; Biology, Chemistry, Mathdmat- S I 1 English, Education, Foreign Lam^* q] j s, etc. Instructors for these C ! i and experience. K ' se certificates and at the same Cj j , or B. S. degree. ? ' 5 ' to Director of" Benedict-Allen 3 i e, Columbia, (S. C., or I). II. !j] j | _ . ______! t rVflHPPBBBI I llTSTlJ iiTi^H 1 WtiH L?ftklBLr1 jiJ|flL^AA3AiA3AUUUJ i III it 1' ^ 1* Li Lwl J 11 t M UHBH h > ,e< - ' 1L_ WADE H : FLO "THERE IS N( ^ Those cards wore mailed to those whose names w < but fearing this list was not complete and as We Want livery Woman in This of testing out the'exceptional baking and cooking below w ill accept this advertisement air l.r?e on in a card or letter direct. t We want You to Try a Sa <i^ and become convinced that this flour is as go?>4, or X wise your groi-er will cheerfully refund your mono 3 tee. Simply write your name and address on this - Any of the Foil it A\ L. AH1) ?r: _-rTT"Bluff Road f K. (J. BOS WELL & SON .. 434 Lincoln a H G. BRABY ?1. 2.V29 Lllvlne JET/ J. C. BRINGS ... .. : 2018 Taylor t .MRS. J. W. BRAZKLLE 241 Chestnut IRON J) BROTHERS 3708 Main JV BRANDING ST. GROCERY 1900 Blanding X P. B. BEARDEN & SON 2329 Main V * A. S. BROWN Monticello BROOKS BROWN 2201 Gervais ^ TALLY BONKY .. Blychewood t BROOK LAND CASH (H^OCER Vr^v^BKookland V W. E. CHRISTMUS - %001 Pulaski4? / J. GOPLAN " __ 4342 Pickens C M CPIM AM ." ?-?? 833 Gates ~~ V A. C. CAMPBELL Rosewood Drive <? R. S. COLEMAN Coloniol Drive' CASH GROCERY 2421 Main X BEN COLEMAN f^rvaiv +- PA COT & Elll'.Ns _ .. ..... 1423 Assembly B 4v, t;,EOR(;iC --.-it. F. D. 3 = X* M. S. GIBSON _?T_ _ .. "New Brookland I t 11 HOPKINS __ __ 1217 Taylor ! HOOK & COMPANY 2519 Main \ C. L. HAWKINS 2220 Pendleton X \ F. p. H INN ANT __ Edgewold _r H. H. HINNANT iBookman HOME STOR.ES (all) Columbia L ,IOR 1) \N'S GROCERY ? .. r 1901 Main f I). .). .1ACO i> ?j _ . diuii ivi/au t* W. M. KIRI1Y . _v "... 1512TTaylor LAI REl. STREET (iROCEKY 23311 I f Tiio following use WADE HAMPTON FL()lTK ext * THE FRIENDLY RAKERY 1615 Main % McLDN DON'S HAITETn 1330 Assembly ^ MRS. JOHN M. ANDERSON 1522 Lady WADE HAMPTON FLOl'R is milled ritfht in your t ALLEN BROS: S. IlllOhe X022 ' ~ ? ' ? ? ,% ? ? ? ? ? % ,% # . ? i.-t lit adtjuai lers to "be located e'th-. ." IN ME> r in Columbia, or Sumter, S. and hat all the conventions function thru hat olii.t. hnnillin.tr all uur deponi- In sad and lovTn national- projects-. dear husband and "TOaC-n- Missionary Secretary" "Tie: Hairier, who depa leelctl to occupy this otfice year ago, June 4, *'lyif'?doty?wotud be to make nrn?n lUdKct carettilly prepared for all the In a nrave yard sv (inventions ami churches to work by Where the flowers overinir all the denominational "olj- "Lies the onewe lc iccts. |}ut, whom we con That Thirty /Thousand Dollars be- And the Angels I he U't'lll for the Minvciilidiij ?.. ; . I YV'huro?nm 1 - 1 n' UKI lllf D.Ml'Ill fu.ily l-'iltl'Vll i nousand Hollars. the Sunday School More and more eacl ind B. V. I\ U. Convention iui.se Ten Our homo isVad, oi riiuusiunl Dollars, and the Woman's with pain, i'oiivention raise Five Tlmii^--""1 WViiool h-kt-tme* w ars and That the system he loll, wed A hapy day in life ip by the. Missionary Secretary thru The month of June m educational -system of literature bo us the saddest showing the strength of the churciT" '"or it was on a Ji luniericnlly, the needs of the chui;chj That bur dear liu lie. ease of collecting.-. ilus-uione-y -the ?passed-away, iysteni being followed up. The pas- Mrs. Alice Haiglei ,ors, the sujierintendents and the pres Mrs. I.essie B. Ken dents of Missionary Societies being Mrs. Rose E. John iggressive in the matter, the field Miss Alice Haigle >eing aggres-ive in the matter, the1 lumbia; TV Id being covered by the secretary. Mr. Thomas Haiglei 'Every convention, association, un- ? > ~~ oils aii'lT all heavily populated points >e covered' at least by the secretary sion be made in oi nspiring the mass well as informing tq provide at least be people. ?: ? 7 ( ipiil'Cd . sum to rui 1 hey. te.il me that the re are -Two that Uie paper be fIundred thousand., >Bapti:it in the I home so that the in date and will a system well worked I spire and wake up it fifty cents a perVoii would give tist all over the st? ar over lliirty Thousand dollars and the spirit becomes < .vith plenty to spare which would niunity aiid the ind teep the Baptist heads up and do a Religious educat' fork that will make them feel proud Sunday School and of theniswsllves. Ras,t blessings' do ) ject. The young m iot sull ice. . , * ers aiuj ministers s This money- could he sent to the tivated in these cc madquartets the year round and a that every body \v areful record be "made and reported* meet wth each anm it the convention showing how much The proframme i vas sent who sfnt.it, and while the!faces on the front onvciU. on is in session it could) be least one from somi joing on with its jprograpn nntt' the and inspire christia; inance committee "would be in ses- I am therefore s .(on collecting what monies that object 'in part for n ought up and recorded and the the opportunity to onvcntion would not be disturbed desired reforms ai rom its program. | race asking that y This report Would be filed with the j I have the endor: Missionary Secretary and add this terdonom) national! o his already complied report and ! of this city. I h$ ie could m.ike all the conventions Greenville, Andei he success of the system. * HaHsville, Charl This will show an improvement , Florence, Sumteiv ( vcr -previous cond'tions even from ington and may o he ve7'y""bcg.tilling, of things and it the state^assuring 1 vi' 1 be new under the baptist sun. 1 port.me this time. A salary of Fifteen Hundred Dot- j Many v/ho voted i ars with traveling expensis bp tin; t r:...niy?olutf they ' trial y of thr secretary till the plan th's time for they ccome workable and the people in- J advocated two yeai pircd and educated to the system .like them now. hen a proper salary be fixed. j Then.^comecto Chi This would help the educational j when voting" time lid missionary work ami would get Tr. B. Brooks for I clte?'^support. ' >- I State Sunday Scho I come now with an added idea U. Convention. IfiUt under this plan the baptist would J RKV. L. 11. I avo to have a news paper controll- | Pastor of Central 1 by the denomination and provi- , Charleston, a y ' > : ' * f\Mr 1 UfN t >UR | )NE BETTER" " V ?re compiled in the most complete list obtainable ^ Locality to Have the Opportunity qualities of this home product^ Your grocer listed ti tbi or kc on a 12 lb. sack?if you railed to ret ^ *" V k of Wade Hampton Flour l * -i *V better than any flcur.you have ever used,, other / as every sack carries our unconditional Ruaran- J advertisement beftire June 19th. and present to V _ A owing Grocers: J*" J J. CTLYBRAND NewjBrOakland?. C. R. MATIIESON , ishn Colle^ [)r. .1 U. T. MUUKK __ ... Kichland MANN & COMPANY R. F. I)., Winnsboro ?? F. T. MEETZE ... . 3607 Colonial Dr. JL MONTGOMERY GROCERY . __ 1108 Hampton J. L. McCRORY 150) Taylor MRS. J. W. McCABE /1801 Gervais PADGETT CASH GROCERY | 1130 Harden X R. F. ROBERTS1 2738 River Dr. V RODDEY MERCANTILE CO. Wibnsboro, S. C. ROSEWOOD STORE 1931 Rosewood Dr. .2. R'OSEII/ILL GROCERY CO. ..... Rosewood Dr. V ROLAND __ New Brookland V B. R. RIVERS 2104 Taylor _ O.. II. RH(?ES ^ Cayce & JULIAN SHARPE .. .. ... New Brookland . IVAUL SHULL. New Diuuklund V L. K. ShULL __ '. New Brookland ?* SHANNON M ARK ET ?_Ly _. 2822 Divine "IVfRS.' R. G. SING LEY-L302 Hu>fer-Str? ? TAI.BERT'SreASH GROCERY ...... 4501 Main W. M. TROTTER . . 2802 Divine I T. W. TRUE . 1419 Piekeim J ...??_... rNTOJTCROCERY CO. . ... .. 1716 Divine VALLEY-PARK GROCERY 912 High Jk W. H. VARN 2403 Preston 1 " A. S. WYLIE _ _ 2703 Park V WALES GARDEN GROCERY .. 224 Saluda + A. C. WINGO 3005 Columbia J. W. WYLIE ^ ..^_1JM'Eighth St ? ;?r ltrsively in making their fine cakes and pastries. > HOME STORES iBAKERY?r: 912 Gervais 1 TAYLOR'S BAKERY _. 1713 Taylor Professional baker of cakes f6r parties, etc. ... I . < r. I . . . . ... .t. again. Mr. Young was formerly of Union again is here but made his h^mc in. \V ashington . of the year, several years ago. ? one day, "This young man s death was a sband and father shock to his* friends here., and .else ?1 = where. , wife, Cameron; In 1015.Mr. Young finished the prejy scribed course at. the McBeth Graded so'n School and later attended Allen Uoir, daughters, Co- versity. * For several years he was an agent . son> - , for the North Carolina 'Mutual, and - ' ' insurance Co. working here and in ' ~ * ? Columbia, S. C. . . ..." The simple but ideal funeral serur budget system y. ^a-s conducted at*2:00 o'cloek at Lmil nr Washington. D. C., May 20, 1932. T._ n the paper ami : deceased is the eldest spn of placed in every ^ jate j^r ^0hn H. E. Young and forihation will in- rSt Agnes E. Y'oung. the sleeping bap- \ j|e was a faithful husbanl a devotite to action until eti father and a loving son and brothi part of the com-Jer_ ividual. I .j.je leaves to mourn his passing, on should be our a wife-five children, mother," two B. Y. P. U.,s ob- brothers, sister and a host of ,relaen, women, teach- tives and friends. ' ' hould be so cap invention sessions * ~~ ? '"! fue JO Just Say You Saw it in should bring new "THE LEADER" and experts at ? _ e where to inform . ' ^, m 11 WOlkiu NOTICE ajmig that is my wTrorrng to have __ bring about the id I ain in this All delegates who are planning ou elevate me. to attend 'the Woman's Baptist Missement of the In- sionary and Educational Convention Mimstars Union e a lL n , i ! < y ' + T ot Smith i r? l ? ?1