The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 03, 1932, Page Page 7, Image 7
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Saturday,
September 3, 1932
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. Miss Eihel I.co Neybitt /.as returned
after spending a very pleasant
month with Mioses Ruth Elizabeth
and Doryee Brownlee in Anderson,
South Carolina. ? _ ;
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Prof. F. M. Staley and Jtfnily offirefinhniin'
v e i-?~ "
ur., ityan and
f mother; and MiSsT'Audrey Dixon of
IBarnwell. S r. snt?pt '?
tM5c?!ieIa as the guests of Mr. and.
Mrs. Jamds O. Thompson.
, Miss Idell Wannamakcr left last
week to spend her vacation with relatives
in St. - Matthews. We wish
her a ploasant stay.
Mns. John R. Richatvson Mrs.
Arthur \Villiams and Miss Gladys
Williams .left the city last Saturday
morning for their home hi Atlanta,
Georgia, after spending a pleasant
two weeks in tl'ie city as the guasts
r of Mrs. F. R. Games anl Miss Frankit.
Hull.
Miss Idella Pagan, niece of Mrs.
Francis Thomafr has returned from
^ Dawville, Va., where she spent the
summer with her mother, Miss Pagan
is a member 'of the class of '35.
State College and is quite popular.
Mr. and MnS. Gat)fiel Thomas leit~
Monday night for Washington, Now
York and other points east.' They
plan to be away about two weeks and
?,;il ?
win see many piaos on their__?.,rive ;
? '"there triUrbacTcr 3Tr. ThorfTas holds a
position of tiust ?ahd honor with the
local branch c.f Ciulahv Company
"** Mrs. Thomas is Richland County's
' Very < efficient Homo I)cmonstVat:.on
Agent.
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Miss J. V. Bryant of Chariest: n is J
on a .visit- to her--brother in New
York City for an indefinite stay.
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Mrs. Camille Daniels Rarr of
Brooklyn, ..N. Y.. who was suddenly
called to the funeral of her aunt, I
Miss Thomasons Davis last wtu'l? will
return to Brooklyn, Friday.
Miss Mary F. Brown and her boy
friend?Mr. -4.?L, Brown motored?t-oLeeds,
S. C., on last Monday evenening,
where, they will spend .heir
vacation with Miss "brown's relatives
and friends While there they
will visit various places such as Rnek_
Hilt, --Chester; Lancaster- arid ~CohrnT-~
bia. We wish for them a pleasant
stay- \
Miss Ethel Caffin entertained with
a dinner at her home 2K?i Taylor St
Sunday afternoon in honor of Miss
R.hel Lee Nesbitt who have-just re
turned from Anderson. S. C., ;where
__ she spent 4 weeks vacation.' Till'.
guests were: Miss Nesbitt. Miss Cof"
fin, Mr. Wad dell McMillen, Mr. Wil-bert
II. Ford.
Mrs. Flornto Jolnu-on oi' Snvanna-bGa.,-is
spending two \veoks with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John =Trftpp.
West Taylor Street.
[ Ruth., Thompson of Allendale. |
spept several days hi I lie idly
las>_ week visiting friends.*
Prof. B. L. Pa crick, head of the
Department "f History and. Sociology
at Storer College, Harper's
Ferry, W. Va? is in the city visit ing
relatives and friends.*
Mrs. S. M. Gregg, and spn. J. K,
- Jr., have returned to New York af-.
ter spending a very pleasant stayed'
five weoks here ami Hopkins with
her mother, sister* an<h brothers " Wo
are atko glad o have Miss Reynolds
back - to the after having spent a
lovely vacation in Washington. IT. C.,
and New York. She motored back
witlr her brother Mr. Iaaayiioyiio 1 < 1 s
- and family of Washington. They
have trqturned to Washington and
reported a wonderful trip.
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-Mrs. J. C. Cannon has as her guest
Miss Winona A. Howard, attractive
daughter of Rev. and Mrs,. W. M.
W. M. Howard of Darlington, S. C..
who is making it very pleasant for
her while in our city. Miss Howard
is known for her musical talent. To
u know her is .o love- her. "Mrs: Can
non is planning a large receptipn in
\her honor before leaving for^ ,ihc
younger set.
~ "Mr. and Mt'u. Jamuii?iil Hopkins
had as their guest for a few days
this week Mrs. Modera White and
her little daughter Almetta, Master
J. C. White and Rev. H. R. Nesbitt of
Winston-Salem, N. C. Rev. -Nesbitl
drove them- down in, their car; they^
"left Wednesday morning f.oj^ AsT.j
? ville, N. C., where she will spend a
few days with her brother.. . They
? win return Saturday for Wins'.onSalem.
We all were very happy I >
have Mrs. White with us and hope
she will return again soon.
Prof, and Mrs. Joseph A. Bailey of j
this city, now deaiwoT aduyajtjpn at
the. State Collect at Pjne Bluff1, /yjjs ,
have been in tne cLy for two weeks J
? visiting Mr. Bailey's parents, Mr. S.n-1 ,
Mrs. J. W. Bailey at 2018 Marion St [
' Mrs. CoTft Simkins-Scott of New (
York City is in the city at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Bailey on Maion
Street* .
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Mrs. L. .].?likudos ot" Chicago, idrjimi'ly
superintendent' of ilic Ciood
Sa'niarjtan Hospital' and Nin .-v Train,
iiijr School here is in the state in";
two weeks. While - tn Coltrmfrr^ i<
the house ^uv s-i of l'resuh nl and
Mrs. John Jacob Stalks ai Ucnodici
College.
Mrs. lhvisie Itarley Carroll, Miss
Lillie K. Jones and Miss Delphinc S.
Friend of New York, spent the week
etui at, ihe home of Mrs. Can oil's
parents . nrhr bawkiiw. k
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oning Mrs. Cairoll. Miss .Imu's ana
a 1'riend, \voit' dinner guest s of Miss
tfutn ami Miss Ciara Thompson, itl
Blaiis, S. students., lat l.tmker
Washington High Svh~t 1 in this city.
The Iley. J.. II. J< hnmn, of Marion
and Klinwood Avenu, who has been
reporied under the care <d' his doctor
for the nasi smi.il wet ks. is hark
at his real estate desk" again.
Dean T\ M. &ttiley and Mrs; Staley
of Bennett .('oik-go at (.freonshoro, N.
"C.f passed thnr Dm A-iiy^ during the
week from Haruwo.l the dormer la hie
..,1' .Mrs. Stalev and were" sc. a hy a
report!' at College inn on Harden Si.
Air. tic rge Sinvkins. 'student at
Benedict College' who 1:n? spent th<;
snnimer-at Klofeiiee with his uncle l)r
lioseoc \Vijsen is l? ek home with
his parents. Mr. an I Mrs. Andiew W.
Simkins, '2025 Mai ion Street.'
AJj.-s Willi'1 Jtdiiismi who spem the
summer at W;I'-oYi. X." and Miss
Catherine Johm on who was at tJr en
villi' for the .-uiiinier'are hack lioniiV"
i\-UIV heir parents. Mi. and Mrs.
\. Johnson on the '. <>() hh.-.k.of l'hu
St.
Mrs. Matilda (Iri^i'n, 1:I lle'iit
.Street wps in (Ihlfn. y Sunday with
friends.
Mis. Mamie C!? ilVin-Goodro'111. l'.'ld
Heidi S.tuv left for .N w Yoik City
asi?wail;?trn?t+rr?reii-nii'd-'i .of?t-hoslimmer
months.
Mr. Jo.-eph 1>. \\ N'wlnr
ry treasurer ol FTTe Ma e I an >\.iill
the e'iiy Tuesday t > attend the :>
nual meeiiim- of the I'matd i f 1>i
rectors. . ,,
Miss May Il.irris 11 aft?r- pending
.summer at. her old home neai Mara-,
well'is now. at "the h mi - < f her i-te-i;
- M-rsn?lluUlm .11 lyfi-i'ii J'tQ'is a
HI I*! lie St reel.
Miss Kli'/alu'lh Hurley and MiRutli
Roatrieo I ?m l? \ of 1 >av. kids, S.
passed tin n_t lie i:y In.-; neek i n_
opto to. Georgetown wl\erc .they went
to spend the day jr'ar the seas!u>r<
city. 1 :? t- v:. ,
'
Mvs. G. I.e.- Rati.lilV of 'is e't/
spent a day in 1 > ii'li'ioton wi'ii Mis/
Ruth .Thonips n <d Allendale who is
Visit-mjr. relatives.
Mr. Henry T. Marshall \vt li thy
* aid' and Mar.-liati Company motor'
?d to fsiinpsonvi.lle and (IieenviiK
some dpys ntro, .
.Miss lucre Mice, ea-rner a"?rnr-|
Corvais Street entrance to the Carolina
Theater \vho had been in Ni'V
York City . mos . of the srnmu'r i?v]iii-ied
Tn the citv next w ek. 1
- Mr. and Mrs. (jooriro II ciLof n..<e
Street mot" rt'd \o Chaylottc I heir.
Columbia Hk^iii. Mr. Ru d Ts ! lie
- p-i.n. n-:iii;vnci' p|' the (j-Crvnis Si.
entrance to the Carolina '! luetic-. ~
School teachers who wan himianeliterature
and pictures I'oi their
^chools any where in the state.- >lr r!d
write now^To Dr. Fruw+s- It. F >wh y'President
of the American Uunu.rohalucat'op
Society, _ 1 ^0 Foturwi kv.1
A\e? Boston <*r Mr. Seynvtir CarToll,
field rcpre>;>nlali\e, Oah
Smet.Cbiumbia. h Carrdhu
? V4S1T DL1.I.UX
Dillon, S. ('.. Sept. ist- ATr." fTcTT
H. Hampton, Publisher, Mr. .las. A.
(bant. AT a n a prrr~7>f~The * 'ta-adm-'^riTrrh
Mr. Benj. I,. Pat tick, native Columbian-,
who is Professor <ff History and
Sociology at S t ore r~Col lege, Harpers
Fen y. \Y. Yd., > pent?Si on lac in pj|.
lion with pi\ 'C: Ion Ilim or Gun-oil.
Thoy made mils otl friends here
and at-Marion.
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ANXOl'N'C 'KMEST
Mr." and Mrs. Willie Watson ?i"
2:i:i5 Pendleton St? annnuhotii tlnI
birth of a so.n'Weighing H 12 lbs ?-n
I August 1.9th, Baby and mother are
(lluiifg hietdyi ? I
DUMAS CLUB PLANS BIG UNTKKTAIN
M KNT SKPTKM P.UU 5th
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nii: IIO.N Hon rr.i u
| Tin- .aliow named. rluTT met at the
' rrsideneu ?.f Mr. Joseph. Myers 1*21
j Taylvr?Ali;v....2U. 'flu- meeting
! was talhd tu order J'.v? thy I'i es deal
Mr. .Julius Barley alter he usual
routine of Imsines.. v.e were ' favored
with a. radio pit^imn. Han't l'oriret
>iu I a 11 dartres wall nun start,' Our
next mi'j',tin*; will he SefTt. 12 at r?2.I
Suipter Street.
ftlYhf.K-tt lll- t'l l \ il? ' i i
Tin- Phyllis Whuytly Junior C'liiii
ik Id ii> regular 'in i*li11yc Friday at
ho homo or .Miss Susie Wildcy on'
Hoi,It -^Street-.
Tit incciinjr was called to order by
lite. I'residei'it Miss Mattie II wen.
Very .brief and intcrcvlinj* current
events wet e. discussed by the 'menuoe:
s r, spectivt'iy. 1 1 :'eh- Hit' pi esiw'hicit
seentd to have U'iven every
uien'tber pet mission to show her
tee .It. .
A iHHtnui hunt Avirs given last wiek
nt the home of the president i?27
Pine S'. f..r the benefit of n.civas.
njj- The treasure of the club.- The
It tie tots scented to havy enjoyd
-Itcitsehrs very nakh.'
At" er the bu.-iuess was* discussed
\. delicious sweet course .was served.
We were triad to have M1s.< Kvelyt.?
Taylor of Richmond. \*:u. as a visitor
Laura" <! ?de .1 nc:;-of 1 n I :i
Pir.o *Stv.eet will enlertaip * tlTe club
Friday.- -Sept. 2nd.
C ARD OP THANKS
We (Alt'o|?|i:ir.lu iity o ilinnl:
?w tuaiiy --friends -and-neighbors U>;
i> i! i.!P(!iv.'s.?t and sympncuy miring
In* illness a-ft 1 ilralh*of our hnshuml
"nllu r a'.'I hrotl-i'r Mr. Han Heli..alsrr
.v the h. i:Ii 1111 floral J l ilPiti'S.
Mi.-. I.iiey Va-ll.' \v!Tir: Mi/. Delia
-Iniups, Mrs. Mamie l'eynnlds. Mr.-.I.
i Sii:imt ;i. M i'-'. ? I-'lygnia l-'r.
ni a'v.* < I: i u "iit : M r. i I i!!a vil Hell.
Imu/Ii r. Airs; Hat ie Jaekson. si.-ur.
~?"CD- ID ( Ul.l.l.l.h I>A1
(iu 'IV ('<-liege Hay will In- observi|
al I.a<i.-<>ii -Presbyterian (\htli\li
uiaiay". S\ )ue; slier -llta."
At a o\ K.< k I*. M. a wry interest-,
i'hji" pTOfjraifl \vill i.e presented ie
11 iu.li S\ iTi..il, ("..'It- . 'ami I'rirtVvvj.-na!
-- I "i- i . pi'-.^m mir various sell o ami
eollegi s of ihe South. Ueiiinr.W
ill In?mmle?try i-ulko-ii?ii. a.H a', i
ollper leaders in th?' liel-l of lvluya
lion. - ?:
( 11a . 11; . it_r v- ar |'?' ii.in_.?v^-rryonir
class fraternal ami sorority re
.'alia. ('ane. sim? .yo.ir 'Alma Mat.a
-rriiTt Tl'e- yo.VV'tgsicrs.v
AlniiI'i '? t oi.i.ki-'K ( i.i h (Tin.an
V/Ail) IN NK\\ YOltK.
Thi? ,*t ixii'iits ( : Morris Colleue. in
N'vw York City thi- summer, I>fjnir
i.lji* and having no olaces for", enter
;ninu hoOVselvi s, would meet ev.eiy
Thursday iind. Sanda\ evenin'.rs ...at
tin* lion'v 'of' Mrs. Untie- Atkinson.
1 :> I \y. il,vtl) Si. St'tm'ny.'.ly tlnn^
w;i< 'lie' IvntTT ot alt tai;'ii<in Tor
<Ih> iramr.- A suirtfost ion was. nnade
Iiv Miss Maunolia Atkinson 'that wt
nro-aid/f a M.pr;js Colleire ('!' ! . In'
rcnlv wa-. "that's n u<>.'' Then -h:
... v a inn w t is- pi i ii; Mini '.li-.'.v
would?tell .everybody they- saw thai
over Went to Morris.
Tlu> news was thai all student-'
should . ni('( t?at tho?hoou-?or-;?Ma^Uutledire
lad Manhattan Ave., Apt.
f mi .lull?-j*'. In round .'! -I?Morri Cullepe
Club.
On tho 2Sth of .Inly" 22 students
?rt Moi ris Collciri mot it spii. plaoe.
Tlu1; hoiiso was called to. order; Air..
Ferdinand Abraham not inn: as torn,
rpoiary chairman. Tho otlicers were
oloetod by nomination and vote. Tho.
otlicers are as tollows: Fi isidei'it.
j Mr." Lut her . Uutiodac; 1st vice presi dent.
Mis*; Maunoli.i Atkinson; '2nd
vice president. Miss I.mile Nelson;
verordinjl secretary. Miss Rebecca
Nolspn; (^rcspond'nnr secretary,
M iss?hw ?.haeksou ; M is.
l.oit ie Atkinson; chaplain 'Mr.' .fohif
CI a i krotu?tmsiness mamvea-r. Mr.
WnTjdio "Nelson-;? reporter?.(South)
Miss .Minnie Hishop; reporter (north).
dVhr-srr-.M-wrt 1 o 11 ouso; mai*slial. Mr. K.
C. RlnokbTaff? marshal, ??Ir. .luUns
Finknpy; committee, on I'.y I.aws.
Mr. F. Abraham, chairman. Miss
Maziola Atkinson, secretary.
VCter? the?election was ovim?iiuii
otlicois tvere ' in sialic.. by Mr. A bra
ham. \Vo are, tyoikinir very lovely"
these days. We nVeet every lirst.
ulid third' Thursday in each nuintli
at the Golden Democratic Club. 107
X. 1 ;?2 St. At present on the roll
are 10 members. The last member
-tedded---to?the?tlkib?wirs^ _Lhe (>ospcl
Tornado, (Dr. Davis.) He joined us
'ALMETrO LEaSe*
^ui:nxviLu: (Lin 2 :? r
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TITo II' IK (lilt < '(ill. ye. ( I'll), lui'l ill
In- homo of .Mi.-s Mucjo; i; I.ip.>< o,iub
l12?) .MulbVny Si. Tin- I'i v j'!t nU
\ , * ---=?- ?r
Mis. Lulu ra>: , jr/i* i?IiPi ; ''TTrT^U.
Lipscomb in,ale a yt?nv m'1 i < >' in?
in Ik in which ho brouoht o.it lia- n.*c^vsyly
of fbc Alimnii hblpiiijr io
' support tLv school. His s|)i-c> h y.as
i . .. -II...
i*ii,n?,\ cu it\ \ i i yoiic,
..Mr. Henry' kawpan, a student at
( iaiV ii f"?J'Iwas prca'al. 11? s
jravt'.n lew ie.nat Us .w'ishiny: l lie ehfh
^ much success' in every way.t '
Tht. business in' the club wus.niV*.
" Rel i eshinci* s a <*TT-arved by.-1.iic
v ln>stess ami the nice) injr bi uujj'li.t (<?
-a ehrse.
I R Asi:it-HAK i:H kn(; A(; ! :M I :M
Mrs. Cat hat ine (J; Kraso'r of 7T
Canivuf Str<rnn'?hnivs the .n
' ''' M:; r.bei
i e Ai.\ e I'k, sei t;? M . l,.!'.oy
R. Baker <>f Jackson,ville. Ha;-*-The
wc?I(liiiT" elate"to be .announci d'
ater.
HX.?M \ I Til MVS MAYS ?
I)r. atld Mi -. Hess < I" / ram.', e.biirir.
S. C.-. wor.;jj.'.u).d wHh us -Sunday
iiHirninff. ' l?r. tl'vss made an iuler
estinjr addres.-- which, met the appt'uyal
of all present. They were tlie
| UtinA' K?n -j.?_<;r Mr. James -W'a.ley
awl lamily. - ??
Wo .are iiavirm; en ideal revival'
inco in.iv ooiiiluoixil by Dr. -I. W. A.
Mlako. tit" Kvanifolist < f Charlotte.
X C. is lulnirinvr ihinjvs to :>:lss
Mr. Ktl.. I tai> -'of Chariest" u spoiu
few days iu vSa- cny Visitinii-l'rioiiiU
1 :vorj l>o"ly tf-Ui.lttf "V< a<ly f..L
' ac Cbiniiiiujit.v I'ienie oil Moiuf x
MTv T"a',o.r I >avKvorybe-ly is
..u tu t't jiu'. out f umr;<lay. oi .01.1.
""a'osi..
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t --4'OK.M
f ALLEN lit
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X?OllVci ! ,,' ('nurses?
X Leail.in.u to the A. II. a
-V ?_ 1 2
X I our ^ oars, nf 11 ii*~h Sci
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S' j !vvht?' fi'-? "*
. i vtiv11vi i riinun
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K\tra?-( iirrii'ii*ar Devcli
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X Fur Furl ln-r Information A<
? THETRIX
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1 Ail-Day Picni
? AT THK SI
Riverside B
Labor Day-M
., I ?i Iiijjt !ho Family -tarly in* I
lato.at Nijrht. Tlioru will l>
|!oi\_your Kntrrtfiinnu-rit.
. Eathiag-Rea ut\;uul
Handsome Prizes in
~ KKi HASi; HA I I. (iA.S
j FREE DANCING
Music by N Hi lit HAW
i
Cooper River Anin
(Hemley's Point)
i n= EXCUI
I _ , Cl)l. / I 1 t
_ Ol IA i ll.
I CHARLES
I Sept. 5th?
J ATLANTIC CPA
Leave Union St*
Churches Sj>or
Union Hantist ? I
First Calva
s-. X ,
DKIA ;!;
Diversity 1
V
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Y
.j.
Mil II. S. J.U'.urees. . - - ;j*
h??<?l Train nu. "
? X
i? and Alusic Departments. '
>pmeirt Knc nurtured. ?X ^
?- ? |,=
liASONAIJLK.'. f T
1( 1 ivss? Xj
ilSTKAR, ?
' . " x .
(oi.iAim.x. s. c.
c and Outing
EASHORIE S1
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each Park I '
onday Sept. 5 I
4ie morning and remain 'till I
e all kinds, ot' Amusement* I t*
Suiknmingr Contests, I M
(laid given away. .1
IK AT 1 :(M? O'CLOCK
FREE DANCING J
K OIK IIKSTRA I; ?
iseitient Company
Paf? *
-4 ^ "MfTouyrc."
a. m. k. (iii rrn
Ke\. F W Jordan, Pastor
Myrtle Hepeh. S C.?Sunday--was a
ery pleasant day for all ehureh tfois.
\Ve liad a brief and a timely
" son whieb" w.ss enjoyed by those ,
ho attended. On Sirndtry pmrnini; ?
had the jiospel delivered to us*
ev. Jordan preached a iioble sermon
f?IMMUI i?SU4+^?H4 i Vi; Hfrek-nn, |>ii - ?
'"mi' out of tin' man." Wo afe '*
cry pr;- ml to say that (hi Baptist
liu-rch. Saiuia. Grove .under Rev. A.
. Graham is doing very nicely. \\\
.. pray God'- blessings upon them.
Mr*. Ruth Squirt's wuv the guest
fs her .mother in l.?\v. .Mrs. Squires
II-'- tfauyliCiMs titt.. last .Saturday niti* *
i:u Sunday I'mr I>lan<f." K=T., i ' .
tf.-tiding tin- Sunday School Conention
and enjoyed it very much.
Mr. and Mi's. B T llniiim- ), (' the,. .
each Saturday lor. Georgetown," S. '
t > visit licr father a Tew weeks
lien will leave for W m-ton-Sab-m
her e "they %v: 1 i?-tl-U-down to- live.
l.\. dn i. i--- tr-f nr aiid a"ii rue (ia-in
ack.
We-, art. still trying t<> raise: our
. S. "pJairns and i- asking tin c<?peration
nf -eiu-L urdiv-ii+ual." We apreciatf
whate-vej; give.;
Ms. Annie -Si-mom?tni'd .Joe?Wat'.re
still 111.hut have improved very
uch. We iln h'-pe they will continue*
fe are always proud to welcome
isitofs at Mt. Olico; We will reret
much o-see- t-he coIlegc-tm.vs: and
iris who have been working on tire
siich* leave us.'- Quite a fe\v left last
lon'day morning for various points
'e hxipe for them groat success,', the
rtiie session through.
S|
ROIHrttT 9
MONTGOMERY
M ARION 1) W1ES
"BLONDIE OF THE!
FOT.T .IF.S" 1
t. Mith BI I.I.I F. HOVE |
J \Mi :S (i IMC A SON
ZASC PITTS ?
JIMMY SOHNOZZM"*
Dl'R ANTE .
MON.-Tl'ES.-WED. H
. ^ SPKCYAIY??fl
Mli)Nir.HT SHOW ,1
^ SIN I)A? NITE 12:01
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rain Travel
Bargain Fares
LABOR DAY
EPTEMBER 2-3, 1932
Iiound Trip From C'OEl'Mli IA
i WASHINGTON, ?>.C
?4?U_U> 1.1.MIT SKIT. ".Ill
2.00 Now York City .Now York.
-hOO?Philadelphia, Pmn*l> vania ? ?
"1.00 Pittsl>urirh. Pennsylvania
Return limit Sept. 0th. ?....
HEDVClvD. l'l ITAl AN RATES
liorxi) noir -
Train Bargain Faros
? TO .
ASHEVILLE, N C.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Sept. 3rd and 1th, 1932rom
Columbia "" $2.00 ~ ~
ROUND TRIP v
Return Limit, Sept. 6, 1932
1st Chance to Visit?
"LAND OfrTHE SKY"
? - At Bargain. Fares. .?
For Pullman Reservations and full
formation, consult Ticket Agents
Southern Ry. System