The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 09, 1935, Page Page 3, Image 3
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? Saturday, March 9, 1935
r- FLORENCE NEW'
The Pulpit Aid Cluh i>,' Ml.
Zion A. M. E. Church .s o..c id ' Ik
outstaiu.iiru? auxiliai ios of. the
church."" Our pastor. Rev. ). S.
?-?Goe is always pres'en*. \\ itli as to.
encourage pui* efforts. Th r"lul
schedule for 1 o.'ifj a r t! >e. .? .??
Jan. 18, meeting was held at I t
lovely home o! Mr. n! d Mi.k t": rn
?lina Geddis on ,Jobn~$L, --a* U?i~
meeting our imaniial report was
good and the hosUs-t M tiedns
_ served a delicimi > twu course?mi-J
past, much enjb\cd by :ll. Mi
Leila Ruth C'usaac, secretary <>i
nthe'club, re>'pointed t,, :hc I
on bilult m?t i 11?t> jrn? In- ,.'iyal
??-?ntertdinment. On Feb. I.".
club met at the rer-i h-iice of Mr. &
Mrs. B. I). Lakin. on Kempt St.
* Thi^-iming?Mogui iti>t??ry?IVeel;
we enjoys, a" lit' iary trem a>
Mrs. Willie Mae While of Wcslron
High Faculty rendered''sk; iches on.
Negro History and achievements of
? financial proceed oxccraV?r^e re
port of the previous meoting'aiul
our President, Mrs. Hayes is asking
for March dues to go over the top.
_ ThA ws/iui x.-:w i 1
a delicious two Course- menu of
* fruit salad rake, punch at I vale tine
candies. The V.ke I'r si Gut,.
Mrs. AlnieTa John-on ic.-pMi'!.. 1 jo
t'liB^-uleasintr'' hostess. Mrs. Katie
Eakin.. With .the passing pi' ;h"
' "winter*- months and the?a Avut ui'
spring, We anticipate r.ew life a'Ul
greater progress.
Mrs. L. K. ('Uyiinrc. S-.cr tarv
OCONKK COT NT V TRAINING
SCHOOL^
' Seneca?Ip keeping with George
Washington's Birthday, |he Lth
? MARILVA) FOR
# BLACK and WHITfS
BROWN amdmxtfi}/
" All WHITES?&
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-yovCtt Iz'iuJited /cu
feU<v*/i -nut/ cntj
SPECIAL! For our si
Friday and Saturday (c
souvenir C-O M-P A C
each purchase of $1.98
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LARGEST.-FLOUR MILt
-?jara? r? f?j? TmjiRiu^sznjciim
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nM ' r,:h pra !??s urvGer the auspices
their teachers, Mesdames Tho'i:as
and Geddis, pitsented a ver^.
unique playlet entitled, "The
Sandman'* Tack of l>reams." The
playlet was presented to ar welt
tilled house and appreciated audience.
On last Monday the teams went
tu Greenville an,, participated in
the basket ball tournament. The
'irTTs win from Fountain Tnn and
hr t to Chatnian Grnvt><s The I
' o\ s lost to Woodruff. Quite u
e\v of the teachers, students and
i i. nds accompanied the team. The
menrhprs "rrf the faculty who went
were:' Coaches Thomas and: Fineyriot".
Stewart, Misses F. WiT'
aims. F. Taggart, L. L. Reid, Mrs.
I.. -Onyle, Mr. Williams. Several
ined; Over for the dance.
?Mi-s M. Hoover, a 'member of
the faculty of S. J .0., was the
week-end guest of Miss F. Williams..
^
, The Junior Class entertained
with a party, a numbcr.vof friends
Friday night, at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. II. F. Thomas.
I AN DICTION COUNTY TRAIN- I
ING SCHOOL.
Msi'.-h 4, ll?35?Anderson County
touchers, group 3, met at the
j N t'\v Alt. Pleasant School for the
i month of- February.
At'.or plans For Field Day'were
n-rnv and all other business of impiTtanee
discussed, a delicious
ii enu was served.?'
The group adjourned at 3 o'clock
to meet at the Smith School
?'?.! the next monthly meeting. .
- E. W. Duffie, Reporter
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UMBIA. S. C.^ 1
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NOTKi* Your'question answc
a clipping of tins column is enclc
reply, send a quarter (25c) and
velope, for my New Astiulugy
mail free advice on dhroe~(;i) ?q
birthdate, and correct address t
to AliBE WALLACE, care of TI
Assembly Street, Columbip, Soul
W. II. 1).?Is there ever a
chance of a n^ce yo"ng girl
coming into contact with aAns.:
There is a chance of you
meeting. some* nice boy friends but"
the first thing you must do is to
ehooae it dilfereni- crowd to nr*>ociate
with, You are now going
with a rough gang of boys andl
girls and you edn't expect to meet
the type you> desire. Associate
witih the clmms th?t vnnp "POIT^.
SIN goes with.
? ? *
H. G. F.?Will 1 ever Ik- .
able to see my sister who is
living in a very distant city ?
Ana.: Your sister will ..make a
visit to this country sometime .dur
ing the warm moths of this summer.'
She is going to persuade
your mother "to lot. you 'return to
CANAL ZONE with her. Thh
will be the biggest treat that you
will ever experience.
. J - -- **.**?
.. li. M. >>,?What must 1 do?
about the debts that 1 owe?
I don't want to let them go
unpaid.
Ans.: Until you are better capable
of"handling your pay check, it
would be a wonderful idea for you
to let your wife hold the poejtet.
book. -She-is-very-thrifty and she
wTTT be able to pay off all the
back debts and will put you on
your feet again, if you will cooper
ate with her.
# ***** ?
W. E.?There is an enemy
in our house who is all ways
trying to get me in wrong with
other members. -Would you
advise, me to moVe away or
. J. what should I do?
An<?.! etmi' lr wl
in-law*s'~ long Tongue Tor no uiiu
pays?tmy?attention -to ^what she
says. Any one who talks as much
as she does can't always say the
right thing and your husband and
mother-in-law know this. She will
outgrow this fault as she gets olds
. Y-r3!?c{B3 f*'***
c? P. K. >J.?d -Wiint my-sweet
heart back s<^ bad and I"m 1
betieyi?thai he'
Ts not going to return to me.
Will he or will he not?
Ans::. If you will stop nailing
him over the phone while he* is
at his WORK and let him nave a
SPECIAL NOTICE:?In s
Wallace, be sure to send your
and the year you vvere-Wrn,
ing\
BAMBERG, NEWS "
The Field's" Day" .of the schools
of Bambery -County was a Success,
Friday, March 1st, at Yloorhees,
Denmark, S. C. The welcome adpe;
response, Mr. A. Nimmans;
reading and spelling contest among
various schools. ' .
ANNUA!
TEACHEl
COLUMBIA TOWNS
COME AND ENJOY
AN EVENING O F Jj
MEimiNiEN7^ TlrTrSj
DAN CT TO the J
STRAINS OF? -Ig
?
Snookirm
And His AJAX ?
' Featu
HAROLD JUNK of ;
Thurs. Nite, IV.
FROM 9:0C
SUBSCRIPTION 1
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^COMMITTEE:
W^C^^Johnson, T. J. Hanberry, R
rag PALMETTO LfeADfctt
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red-in this paper ONLY when a
>sed in your letter. For private t
I a "self-addressed, stamped en- L
Reading, arid receive by?reUmi P
aesiloh.s. Sign your full name. ^
0 all Tetters. Address all mail I
IE PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 ]
th Carolina. - I
see you again You have about 1
killed his love for you tin1 way
that you pester him to death with '
the i rlcilluim- fit 11 ^ : 1111 i IiI'.t \v.-U_ J
ing. Why don't you let him do all 1
. the -chasing arounu.
? ? *V . 1
1 S. 1'. 1).?Mv husband has J
tiied to interl'a?"e -with Ids
1.1,1 !,..? *. n I'fairu -.nil 1 ... I
f, aid that something is go'
ing. to happen. _What must 1
do_
1 Ans.: YoUr . husba'itl realizes
that his brother is not plating fair 1
wLth.hi> v.il'e and he-fs trying to
make him realize his mistake. 11c
won't hurt him but he will take
"LICKING'' if he does rot stop
this foolishness.
?**
F. D. C?J?st what .i-, the _
meaning of -this letter that ?my
girl friend received front
- Ails.: The letter has a back-'
ground. The letter wo. 'from a- \
ei y dear friend-of your - su ed- _
heart's an* site is trying to .keep
litis party from you. She was st.p
posej._to have entered lpatrimony
with Tills other fellow but she has
broken the engagenv n', . Forget
the whole' situation for sin???
through wftlrhim: ; -?"
??? y'" s
\Y. L. M.?1 have failed in
. business and in love and almost
eVcylhing that I atUmpt
and I want to know if
there .is any success for me?
Ans.: YesJ*-i?- you will take up
your friend's proposal that you
. -t itter?tnU> business w ith?bin;
there is a good living for the it wo
of you. iYou have always been
-able to work together with .success
and thisv'is tho trust bet that you
...III I..,-,-.. V..'.. ...: 11 ...: - .1 "e V . I
>>111 Iiuiv. 1UU n ill >\in lac neat,
of the littlc'gifl that is now winking
for your friend.
J\. X-.?What is wLyig with
niy~~ daughter should , I
Ollt a-Mtnp lv tlii> |'i?nli>.^iii.>i>;.,>
Ails: ,Vour -daughter i.~*' v<*i-y
"LOVEgfeTIGK-". . Sin- thinks thai
"she lost the best Y>YtT that .she over
had but he will return nark
her. Do not try to make* her : ei
the sensible sitie of * the situation
for ,she_will >uon be back wi.h _
071 s boy and they will-be TTtvppy agaln.
; ?7~
endino 4n?tjttestions to Prof,
full nume, the date^Ahe month
in order?to get a correct read Addresses
were made by. Mr. 0. 1
W. Lancaster, Co. Sunt, of Kdu- _
cation; Rev. M. C. Billiard 'and 1
the annual address by Prof. L. L. )
Butler.- |~ 1 a
We had a great day at Mt. Car- <
mel?iVL?Kr?Chtm*?last 4?tmday-r The
W. H. M. l)ist. society meets i
hei'e this week. ; :
Rev. J K. Jenkins, Reporter. i
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" CHKKR NKWS
Ity Mi'.h l \\ alki'r
Ti.c lii tCv l .tiK of Kiln\ .
M.-r. 1'ln.r.. o,!l
reels niy vivw. It wa^-a-full, ami
i'>.v (fay.
Aft'r li-u-ii tiLT In" a very t- o
Ufi'iayr ci'win?fry?h?-?pa- ior,?
Ur-y . Al. *1. Ptril- I1. \M- wvcc'-rnvir it
i"il.h a; v? i v timely-ad :re>s l>y .Mr.
f.".f:-1trnThert..a \ i~rt< r r,f"M;VTl'>vi
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Aloud liy nitflit Ih v. M. .1 1* i, .v. I
-lid All". S. .1. KvH?bo|"t ;m .,^4(1,^4+4,J.
he Busy BrThlb and re; c- n a
iws- of ti.c_ h i t"i- r 'Kpworth . Leano
on n vimt t." "t 1 j ?bn".v ' of AF
til? M It-.. ( il"(ir)g"?liomlli LI. \v I m-vA _
heir daughter, .Mis. Ku >y (J> Aid
i.tt has recti a. ly ret urn'-1 ft dm t v
.o-pital. -"
PriHt..;\a; mmol ah.n .i~car :
n of renminbi ranee. ?
Mfss Clandious Iloln-, Pre. idoo>f
tlu> Busv lit"1 .('lull. All s.'Ad i
j-awbrcll. President of the Senior
ISpworth League.
, Anji-rei ialinns I rf th inks were
rery nicely made'by Mis- doodle
t-rt o-ffi' im em hers i f ihczfaiiiiTA"'
?(Ait our lVtuMi we ? op pod at F.e home
of Mr, and Air-. Robert Fo,
Lei*. 'Rev. M. .L-Rorter h.'<Li n dor
it>'tion an ' admini-dore laird's
Supper to Mr. Robert Fo-ter,. who
is disable to attend set \ iees on net-aunt
of tlu> lo s"of his sitfht.
We left them both with tie is
hearts T fitted with cheer.
Mr. ti. j. I'vnibel t dfiioi at th.\
home I j: Ml . ami Mrs. It. I. ,l ? op
Sunday ai'c iViuun an: at the. home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson
Tuesday afternoon.
Th' I.a ie.s -Aid 'Sm ietv .invt -at _
Lh^huiile i.>f Mrs. Ail lie (Jainbieil.
The repait was a very ?i> licious
coui'.h; of puneh, cake 'atid rookies.
A cabinet ine.etina; was hel t
the |iais<in:i,"i- Tursrt-iv i'iimi- 1 v.-i t,
ihe offic rs ami members of teeth,
el .W. r.. tdiuivli. lor rr?rvanizutii
>n of t!ie Kenior 1 ivpworlh
League.
The Pres ident. Mrs. Addie (ianif
re 11 retained the office. Tin* el<
ctd.i officers'were, Miss Inez II igyins.~TsI
Vice Pres.-; Miss Tes-ie
tTWalhel-. thai i )(T 1 'res.': M i
^radum. did \'iee~t*Ves'.; and Mis.
B.e-sIn Mini fi\:.i.r.. 11 h Viae I'.i .
rtu* Secretin y, Mrs. Xora Thiiinpsoii
and Tr' as,. \lr \r;hi'|- .lulm son
also retained thejr office.*
The* Women's 111 ma* Mi-.sioii.n-y
Society m l-:it tlu* honu* of Mrs.*
Inn1' Ma.\.\\ell. 'lliur-Mlsiy oven:n.u^The
evening was' an hT>ur of en.io'yinent.
Rev.' M ..J. Porter . ma le a
vcr> timely ado ess also Mi*. Ini-*
gone Renchenti 7 Mt-o' I .eat li'ea
>ln-rii ail III! Iie-'a w..rd- ?.l' . li
eourapement.
Mrs. Maxw'll-si'fvc 1 a very nice
course of I.cnion Tea. Potato; Salson
was toast master for the ocelis
iuii. . .?.?1
Mrs. Eva Oliver ami Mr. Sum
TV"<io'(l l?cr ry - ac co ni i >a n i c i .M r >. M.
J. Pbrter from Marion. S. C. .
Airs. M. .1. Porter and Mr-. TC\a
Oliver ftre co-workers.
ORAXKKIiCRC CO! NTY
TP UN IXL, SCHOOL _
Klloree Takes Two
The Or.'iimeliurir Chanty Triii'i-'
iil?C School's hesket Pall teams dc- p
fOVted ic:nus_rci)rescni iny? tin- rt.
M-a th'-ws 111uTi School oli Kridav, *
March lj Kllo;ve's sextet took'.;
the first ttamo, a onc-.-ided affair,* 22-1.
" :
. The ifuinlet ia .?le.l fottr .nvcr-"."1
limy "periods to prove th?'m>. |\ s
master of St. Matthews. At the
LOahof the reiiular pUtyhipytime the j
.haiilt was twelve-.twelve. It was
not until rh'"~f(i.ir.t!l . Wl'a period
11 at Coach Pen erera.-s' five was
ible to forfje ahead of the hard- ij
I iprht i ntr SJ -Mat Uuavae fu?*. Qw i d
Iroppine- in a "sliowliird." each.':
final st ore. Klh iv.e IS, St. Mat- :
thews la. Tin- (urintot. it n- vol
.mdefeated this season.
X. P. Pf'iidt r^rass
MT. /.ION A. M. ( || l yen j
I'ev. .1. M. Jackson. P;?tor?
Seller-. S. C.?S. S. opened at
lie usual hour, with^he Sept.. his
o-workers at their of duty.
- ProViiptlyaf 11 Ml) the pa-tor'a
nded the' l'ostfuni and hrou<rht
forth a niossac I'moiv Ait*'?M-ii...
'Then Peter said Silver "inf ; (oil i '
tavc I null.' hit* ? 'I
- - -I" 11 ;i~ i llilW
irivo -tlii-f** Sbbje't. "The hnl.y "f.
4>h U?-y^rki-inr .'through IVhmnJin."
.This iDossngv was up- I
if ting and en.i.oy< <i by all. 0 <
Mi 7v?? ??Vi'-tisA'mi.iM'?rrrm?
lu> p iyt or brought tn i:? Jtijotlici
nui<U'iTur~liU'Ss:i|rt.'' frn;i: Si. .1 - "n
P Pj CJin11 _ a t\'W \W': v out -and
theni-K'h s as i.;i. i' - I
'iljoyed the service. Bro. Amos
lurse, Rro. Kddio Ctnwfo.rd. an 1
Ji-lio?J ifliics ( y< i 111 n d?rtrr?still < -tt
he siek list, but at thjs writing p
hey arc much improve !. We.
ii ?as ur visitor? Sun (ay Misses j
...K. Dansby and Ruth Perry of i
FJhremo. and Mr. .Too Palmer of:
larioij. Rev. and Mrs. J. M.
acksoit. their (laughter, Madeline ]
id. son. Edwin were the dinner
ueisfs of Mr. .and. Mrs. J. Kox- I
rorth, Mr. and" Mis. .llevwooll
ones had as t.lieir I
tmvms
"unday Misses L. E. Pansby and
uth Perry, touchers of the Wil?11
iir-h?k?'li' o).?hoi oik e. "
On Mon mv night. Feb. 'do. i ho _
i?ior high basket hall girls with
le Coach, Miss R. J. Flatger and
Tr<. Abinio K. Mack gave a Yaiule
ille aijit socTat. Many out of
>wn folk"'weFe-present and word
ell Koch ? girl played
irf well. Mrs. Ruth Roberts, lone
' the teachers of _ Dillon Tii.fh
?hool was the week-end guest of
ifj? E. C. Grace and Mrs. Bengain
last week at the home_af Mrs.
, B. Brown.
T\RER\\C[,E R\tTIST '
Kov. \\ ni.. Watson, i'astor.
tl > * hl.'llUUl <1 I .
ii' . a:.t IiwUj- Witii JSupl. Uiudk'i
i:'i ii. i (.-\voi kiTft on. Uic . job.
i. c k -c..i? v.a., well aifiiiuiiivai by.1
i iriavkO'.ai d iM.'a'i.-i; by
>. i 1 NiIuTiTu 1 nrlift v\a- tiljoyvJ.
?t*i.i?l Job" a?.?J visitors
M-n. |?r> i lU.-. " tJ__. , -t|
TTi il .;>) Ki\? Wat on pi oi.OIK-'CT
L V >' ' "i chapter, theme: I
i. .k on it,The sermon wasl
lei. v. ili, iho.ui>ht and inpiiution.
A; lA-s. Wat-'-it lue-'chcd
i ;,i . 01 ti4"n at Pleas,nl \ iev
ikipVi.-ij. < harch.
.\t 'J [>: in. .Mrs. A: II. .Dean whe*
ha- visited ik" countries made a
' ' a |.I .vita,::
h wa- \ cry interesting about
Ac i n \v rk in all these dill'erent
fUu " . ,
At T:.*!?? j,. 1,1. Itcv. Watson
; a a ne:.i i! another one of hi., wonaollll
scfinmis,
'l b..' -t nio,- missionary met at
Mi-s. ?H-nlah HutlerV' Monday.
-Men .1. I.aw-nti. [ne-ifhrwt.'I.he.
\\". A; met at Mrs, Cgra
\nh^i-u' ; home v.ir Wedne'scUiv.
f.vx't met tiny at Mrs. Jessie Garieft
011 March (>.
AV'e. "are sorry to say that our
ryanist i- still sink, Mrs.-M. F.J
' level ml. "All the"' clubs 'are or-j
"i im? inv spring. rally .
( IN K \\\ m;xx s
XiiA'?Wii- I. eky was shuHuul on
! ' '! !.:' ni li.i' ^111! .yn i!i ;i111 n,
-Mr-.. .Miiu ii- Wijonn. wife ?.>f the
-Mv. IIV*nry "Sane" XVil?on, on
ITL .iMornhiir" Frl>. l'2. she wa
:uik (I at the1 J\ve l>of ~Bap1
' ' " : ?u?i lay mriot)i'n>n..
<!a'i? lit? '*s. free irrand children
an I iv.-ti 'j-feat?trrninl children.
. Mi* Kinnia Leak who ha.-- been
sci'iimsl'y ill for s<?nic. time is itn|irt'Yjiji?
very-slowly. XX'6 <!o hope,
th'ft yet* will soon roe-over. 1
Theft' was a contort' uivon at
'! t* j.;. iH i t 'e ^nvalI 1 tj radC'il and
Iti}t: r Hi oji Friday evening. Tlv
;taid.- were X\'il-on Peas, and
^ooc">:'v o 00:00 o'o 00 ooob<"
? <> ?>
8 'ollagra
? ?i 'li HlowtUIirj-'isttet: - ;
MStomach Trouble ?Bleeding
( ijiros ^ t ?. ?
O Piles ~
? Kidney and Bladder
T-rouhles ? 4?LUXDALi
SOld SurC8 v
RCuts
8 Burns ?
ft Soalds ^?~ This -hfi
Nose Bleeds " tor's ''pre
g: Diabetes? ?great, hcg
g Pyorrhea of \the.Guras n t),. V
? Female Weakness was disc
? Periodical I'ains l.ndy \va
g fifty Fever > were hea
? Tonsillitis '
8 Hed Wetting - jt- you
5 Sore Throat diseouraj;
5 - -! a I. whii
;? Athlete Feet ma-mt v, a
|S Arthrttis weeks, tr
w ilheumatism -VehA u
g ?Ung A\ urnis y- ur heir
p'MmnDFoisnn ~?* " 1"< It I'll
g-Frysipehr^ J-LL, mil.'
g*'otir Stomach we.v gi\
8 Venereal Diseases this-mine
g Far Ache ?ee .result
8 Swollen Joints - lelunded.
O Boils .. luy.iianit'ie
gBood Purifier * >'-'i, we- ?i
SVY"lic - Five Wi
5 D> ser.ter%
rr^- Ivhtm
g nsect Stings '
p ,;i,.ito?is . i i :> l ike
ft <1 npleasant Breath)
K h '
Q -ervousness . Change of 3
g "'ncking Fough l ung Troub!
p'.\bsce.ss
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'?>r 6.00.0 o ; o
For Sale in ( olumbia by Bev. W.
JACK WILLIAMS
4L4UICL STOR E
JACK WILLIAMS. Msjr.
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HIGH HILL STATION.
Rev. <* A.. Dunlap, 1'aator
Sunday was a line day and
chtnvli services were gocj.d.? The!
r!:i.i? m Teh .1 opened at the usual
> ir willi a splendid group. ot
\pys v .people present.
Ai --11 oor pastor ascended
??(,' i -; i i'i:a-and selected as a te*t
"t-'.S'-ii:- What-is'that in thine
L:.)|,1 ? ' Subject: "You ..fpul what
you have." .This was.another mes
-av that Captivated the hearts of
tin- i. ints nti'i caused much re-'
i At: invitation was ex
t< U<1< ! to those nut' < f the church
and two younjr men also two'
y<'uutr ladles united with the.'
chujcli. ,. ... ~
At' 3:"0 Tt" program was presented
try the Mtssionaijy society
which was ^"TErrnjrwl success. Mrs.
Rhoda R'rhi.ntfon. the efficient pres
ident was all full of smiles-.
Wo are lookinir forward to . our
-'( cmikI (quarterly meotin'j? which
will he held Sunday* by Dr. J. C.
Meridian. the jrospel preacher of
the Spartanburg1 district.
Th ad The Palmetto T.eader for
-o imT. intellectual artd. spiartturtl
enlightenment. .
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Aznlee-Adams.: Wilson Deas re.^v-d
the greatest number of. votM''--.
A,. P- TTammond-pntertain d
of the vounger
- (.a on Feb. '22nd. Vith a birthday
" in. .honor of her daughter.
V"'Ta AT." nahVnfOnd. * ~
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the borne of Mr. GeorReT-McCaJl
on Sunday afternoon. An inter- ?
< -vn<r program WHS rendo^e^.
The P. v. p. V. nf tiie Pee Dee ^
j.ltiipt?t mhit at 7iOO o'clocjlt o n 4*^Snnday
evening. The topic VOU'
dienre."7"\v as Very well discussed
fd.y , Mis?t?*\ Stuart.' Shaw. Carrie
_ D< rsey. IT. Johnson. R. Bennett,
, -n j Mr..Chester Jpitts! .
1 !v ol th i city! inhere for an
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