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Ml 1.1.INS MOWS
Key. and M i >. W. I\ W illiams, and
jidj? n W.. I'. \\ . ami i'u.doi ii ka were
i*iiIt<>. Sum nr. S. t'.. mi account
of, tiu- <1 at!i ol" iheir lather l)r. I.
\V. Willia 1-. TIk> citizen and friend-?
all ..UuliinmxeatIv sympathize with
1 In hi in this 'lln-ir hoitr of bereavement.??*?
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1 11.- I*.'her" Hoards of 1\I . Olive
Str--Pittt}?Bnrrti>t " Clnii > ln s hold
I joint program Sunday, afternoon,
Auvu-t 7th. at .'JMp o'clock, at the
St. Paul Ilapiist rinirert. Kev. J. I.,
mooks, ra '<>< i>i .mi. oiiw Jiaptis .
i 11ui?>1 was tho main, spoaki-r for
iiic oiva ii n. 'l iji' projrt'am was-yi;ioy'i
?1 by all p ,v-rin.
. Hew II. Y, Thompson. pastor of
'be -Fii v, Hapthi ( imr< h.' Nii-hol*; S.
was .-c-i'ii i a th, >1 'v't't.s of Muilns.;
Satur<iay, Aiam-i i? h. Coino
ititaiir. K?.'\>ivnd, \\\> ah-always ?L?
M'lnul t?. wi'.lcii' a- you ' hope. ^ _ j
I'rof. \\*. (J. (Irc;r?- "f Sum'ok is in
ibis vivinii y-\viih bis liiuvinjr pieUuo
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h miff a pr'-trra;-. a.i_ihc Kiias. ,
!' i 'iui! vit. .mai ti'Vi'. s. ( ., .Mon., ov. liii'iu*.
..aimu.-t stiy n<! ;u thr St, i'aitl
If io; > t ( iiiii . h. Ma.ljns Tye-day V,
Ibdly llill 1Tits 1; Sell bl. hrounht bis
base ball ham hvri4 Kj id.ly, Au^iist
" til o p! y lTu.. M-nllins base ball
t am. 11ojiy llill boy'; pla.V- d wall
i 1'' 111 d( i' m t d >>y t im?I'nitiAluUins
ham.
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t'i ;i.!< 1ii-;. i:jxi vp. it -of the
*1 e. ():i r. k an vol in- wa<
* . i v. i' h limrty of 'thy Otiicoiv
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M v |\ n> | Hamilton, a.-sist:fu-.
w v'-iion of the ohiiv^ro pi.o
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in 1 m |'':v v'ltA! :i;i.r iii?roiJi;o'I
the. lti- 1 ; ; . !!i 'oil for a
V1'' ' opM- jaivh' was
iiij^or pi. . . , v. ii tii!., ,, :i.| wall
!:\i h !; Ii hi -i . ill !> properly
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MI'kF./'SlUNS < ?i-' IM'.'i'll IN C'
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I >epaii inenl of Homo liWinomics
^ouilifiil i .. -* f 1 j no mat Hi r how
!< in \ our mas ill!:,. i \ a I Iiccoiih'S
ir-his Way of ! Iiit?kTsiy;'. in his wiiVMtf.
..lin/. nor to \- !?:.t <\t ail lie trees'
? ?v:tffv?M-fH-v?MrW* '??ttsf??r+y--*if ~lift*/
u iktiI ii. i I..- <!.. :I.t!' :l of your
Ifility to mid \"iir : hare to his idea
i" a |*<*t-i'i i"f ii'oiu-v ,\s a maitcr of
' "l .,you v oul\ ii xhiilr hy an nor
;..o, thai for" t*e,iH rations i>n?l; and
rrt'in raj inns' to come, will prc*ve
. he %-ss?utial to his happiness.
Ih arh his. Heart thiourrh hyp sloin->
h." I.) .th.is- day of the Automat.'
' ' V -I'"1 'o.i 0 t '?opo'l! 1 IIII i 1 V
" n ;u h hiii.' t ?ir? his Vsionmeh,
nl he sure to hold him w.ith your
k i!it\ as a culinary artist, after hav-t
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Kilter tlie 'departmont of domestic
eii-HV- rrt Hr^'-.Trnr-th-.ritrtiTait CVdlcfro
r.d develop your ,ability as a chef,
nd lid you.rstdf ?,f the fear of henhlo
to com filiate your share to
lie comforts of ,y iiir modern , tlrvnhi>y
and at'in/ ideal, who may alhhy
' it 1 < w ? *>>.? . 1: i , 11 zi. In ., v.t mit;i< ) ? nic
III! _ W !S (( nil! III. MIC pontic mill)
'ir\ \*. i 11 rci .-i M.' ]-;? :r ii'ijii] at (icils?
<ii. (Kio <it' II,. IPers, !?P? I
Pii r;il <>.~i Av- .. until' \utr. Hi, after
'nil dale \v|:itc. !i: i ,t. at New Orleans, j
.a.. at' "J7'J7 A iv.i !ia stcare of Soi'la
Wil.-otv. - uiitif AiovtiM '2X. Tito
tar- <ln it'll ; i ( |i|cV( lit a school lmt
re till colli f*(t froyr (lifferut?>
< Imoln Vi t jl ( hrr trrrrv-=?if .von "
to in their route. T.liOv ehiso the
rat-mi Sept, lf?. Homo soiilifoss, I 108
:.(|(.i licl(l Ave. A ikon, S. C.
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GRKKNWOOI) N()Ti:S
Mrs-.'CeciTfa "Alice JviclnTas left for
her lionu' in Newark, N. V. last week
alter sjn'inli 11J4" some time with hei'
relaiicos hero. ?>he was accompanied
by her cousin,' Mr^f Daisy Bradley
jllolman.I
Miss Robbie Mac Robinson is still
ptirkiTTtr-stltTscitjitluns To The I'aliiiotto
; Lead*.!', if your subscription lias expired
please see Miss Robinson and
ihave Tt renowed. ?
-Mrs. ( hri-stina .Martin i." much better
alter having la-en sick lor sonw
time. '
.Misses Onie Mao, Belle and Georgia
B. Quarles motored to Anderson, Sunday'
.ateinoon to visit their relatives
and friends. Tlioy were a ccmj?anied
by Mrs. Sadie Mae Walker and
daughter^ little Miss. Mayiuie Wicker.
They all wero-deligbtl'ully over joyed
at having had sueh a veiV grand
tiniefl
Miss Robbie Mae and Inez Robinson,
with their father, Mr. Chas.
Robinson motored through the counI
ry Sunday ajtd made to relatives
and 4'riendM uut~~uT town.
The marriage of .Miss Geneva Gortrude
,Nance and 1?r. Mark Antony
Thomas' wa,? <|uietly solemnized Wonni-sday
Aueust :it at the hiido's In.me,
with the Rev. j. R. .Johnson otlicialing
in the presence of the family atld
immediate friends. Tiie.hrido was
juetiily gowned in white tulle, full j
1'nshionod with corsaee of loidoV
loses and carnations. Immediately
after tile ceremony !>? - Tliimuu and
hik bride left for a weeding journey.
lAnioiig the but of town unests were j
-relatives-and friends of ~l)r. Thomas
Prom Atlanta, and Alth, Ga.
Mrs. C'lorig Jones hum, oil Byr I
St. was-totally destroyed In fire Sunday
.afieinoon. ,
.Mr. doe Reynolds a welj known
eitizen oi GreenwoofPdied aL his home
IRMO NKWS
- ' Ttrfi" i).in i i in 'i.in'iln.u m 11 ft ,
.l'"" season around item's tiii1 1 iv
MiUe-Yaeath?u. Bild,- Si Intnl. The
.\ouny. folk jret^ .*4 t h i i i I i iiit id aU
miinyyaii'il more than a handled
'. in <.lle I.
r'H. ami .Mrs. Sam Smith nl" (' .
1 lirliia, s|ioit Sunday here with- M.
S. n'h's miilhuiy_^lj^. Caaiir .Mvi-x^?
Mm.^Jeiiniv I*. Stoke..* ami sun*
'ey. ai.nl Vein, ,j of foliunlua. ;:|n n;
Si.'day with -tlieii mother and" r,i and
iiiotli'i. .Mrs. Iih'lla I'.mi'/.er. '
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< 'i- v- > ' - .11 .1 IUJX.-AM1-hi^- \av.it
!a>t \vk. wiLh. XUs|?xraW. a sena I'(i<i/.i I
? AiiV fraad"XaaTPs. Mrs. Thrum Xa,r!es
ami little daughter ' of Tnskoj4>
( '. Ins it lite, Ala. and Mrs. fall:.Naples
and children Sallie and Cal >d
R;dj?F s"]>iTT7tr. S. ('., /pent a \iiii!"
V Sa Mis.t;s Tlioma.-ena and hi i:
le IV'I last Week while I it ?4 . 'I'h.;.
vi itrd Miss .Ter.nie Youjij; and Mrs.
1. hiaiU'ei'd. I
The Irmo "Devils" battled tl.o
State Dark team to -th; time ef lit 1
Sa'urday Autrust d h. "Rimk"
!?'. '/i r an the mound tor Irmo was
*Wr inn h- I'm?r+m V! - It 11' ir F-a'm.
holdinir tlii in to only one hit in nine
ji. ii'ne's. The tenivr as a whoh l'.???y
ed without ej loiry. ,.1'iut .he. splendidn.ai
k of Morris Youiik 11 short slop.
Willie Willi nits mi ..second, .Inh"nin
Saturday, August 13, 1932
I i: \NT ORANGIC, NHW 'JERSEY
Miss Annie 1-. i'']ckh.r of 173
Glenwood Ave., gave a surprise par- '*'
t.v for Miss Lillian C. Williams on
Thursday evehing, August- .4?;at the
home of Mr. ami Mrs. ,Wi)b >Li fiord
3(511 S. TTm'jon St.
Those that enjoyttl the evening
was the himrred guest, Miss Lillian
Willi ims, Misses Mable Wilson,
Alma Brown, Ann Willams, Annie L
Fletcher. -Maggie Robinson, Mrs. Ida
Way, Mrs. E. I). James, Mrs. Minnie
lottos, Mrs. Sadie Griffin. Mrs. Helen
I. Grant, Mrs. Louise Woods,
Messrs Lloyd Lilly, Gardner Smith
..Sanun I .Tamos, Laban Guy, Walter
Davis,- John Robinson, James Woods.
Dancing and card playing were the
main fe;J ures of the evening.
The occasion was a love ly one as
eac h . irtie expressed themselves, before
having.
An ice. course was the repast for
lfit; evening,. i_ _ , '
('OK KSHl'R Y NEWS
The W. II.. and F, Missionary Cori ~
vent'mn was hold hoi'e Thursday and??Fi
iday .everything was. very 'nicely
callied out.
J hose On tl\. rh-lc h i r *. Mi s.
A ainla l ouden ami Ma-t#v- fililehcl
Robinson. We artj glad .o see .Mr.
Niu4t-al>Te-to be out-again.
We have quitt. a few visitors in
town. Mrs, Katie Seyeler and uaugh
tor, -.Mary of- lMiiledclphia are the
gnosis of Tier parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Dixon. -
Mrs. Minnie Janvison of Orlanda, Fla
I In guest of Mrs. Win. Holme*. \
-Mrs. I,aura Reynolds and little
laughter Elennor Louise of Colum.
bi.i guest of Iht paren.s, Mr. and
.Mrs. S. \V. Robinson. * \
Mr. Olio Louden- of. Philadelphia;
gue-t iif his pari nls, Mr: and Mrs.
: Mi1, "ltol.cn Sullivan. ot ColumlJia,
t he guest3of lvis Sister Mrs. Enuna
1 Fampton.
C K KEN WOOD SIMVW SCHOOL *
DISTRICT
The Sunday School '.Institute of
ihe (Jrcenwood district was a marked
s.uecess.
'Hie Institu.ie's first clay's session
was Thursday, July 28 and last thru
Friday evening July 2t>.
After the .opening session and r- ?
marks by the Presiding Elder, ?Rc vI
P. M. Cniy.ilie IjUsfiLtule.-.VVa^-uVgan
iT. d.
Tl ' was* follt} eil
lia nili-d?us?by?the i pi esiding?ulficer.
The lgyul meniof .he Greenwood Dis.
were use ful in the helping presiding
elder pc?., over, his program.
The Greenwood district should eongiatu'lali
themselves on 'having a
T Ml* linmi* in ?>I I l/ivua uuvniiwnivii
Tuesday evening.
Me*. Annie Esairey is ill at this
writing. '
"Mis. CI as soy "Fa pan and Miss Limn^je
Monlyn motored to Movon, N.^
C Saturday".
Miss G. R." MeCall is home after
spending several weeks in Columbia.
^Tliss Alice Johnson left for Wash-"* .
ineton. D. C. Saturday. ,
Mr. Robert Prince, son of Rev. Fi
W. Prince is home aftler spending
several 'years in New York City. J
Miss;, Helen ito leflt for New
York City Saturday.
Mr. J. B. Ellerbe of Rookymonnt,
N. . C. is hove visiting 'relatives and friends.
Misses Virginia nnd Elizabeth MePhail
and Mesers R. H. Braxton and
M esos Marshall were the guc?ts of
Miss Omelia Tucker Sunday evening.
. * PINE GROVE CIRCUIT
Dr. McCellan. P. E. of the Columbia
District held his quarterly Conference
on the Pine Grove Circuit
Sunday the seventh and he wtap paid
nut. The vain fell Snturdnv nieht.
so hard that number* of people wadm1
streams to pet to church Sunday
and they mre rewarded hy the sermofi
of I)r. MeCellnn.
The revival nvotinp started, Sunday
nipht and will continue through
the week. . - --
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