The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 09, 1935, Page Page 6, Image 6
? NUT1CB j.
Ail iiewi> lor The Junior Tatfe
must bo in the oilice no later than
1uesuay at lei noyn_ of each week.
Many letters are received too late
tor uublaatron.
t"blLL"; '
NOTICE TO' Ai'i'LDCANTa
Children desiring to becbnit?
. meggers of the Kill Carver CluL
. , must till out coupon arid mail it
' together.'with u stampedj self-adtlreased
envelope to The Palmetto
Letnier JJlil Carver Club; 131U Assembly
Street, Columbia, S. C.
Membership Card and Button
. will be sent to you immediately.
. "BiLL.,r Boys
And Girls.
W A N T E D
TolEarn Money in Spare
' Ante
tlere\s an opii^riunity for am1
bitio'u.s boys add girls to make
- - " "ill oil ' WW"
... I11U1IC} OVI ) "VV|\, j long,
by simply working in
spare- time' in juur own neighI;
borhoyd. / '
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No mortey, no experience
thing -Many boys aiiil girls
ar.e how happy, making their ?
tr- ??own spending money. All you?
have to do to join themais to'
write to the address?betuw?
and ask lor lull details. Write
r
cikcl lation manager
I
I'll e palmetto leader
1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S.C.
I HA/I I. .-'ENDS KIWil.E
^ "TeaC 117" * ???
J i gin.' - y,,;' thought that i had
?g? forgone.. yV:. -l"it 1 am >tifl a
iTvrm**e: ui . the 1!. C. Club. I be-.
MUiie. a i; > vr|f yn. r elub mid* i
get an ohier peispn ;o meet with
C. UK so We deeded to >luj> thv ell|b
' and still (ill. rtut th?- Itinior Page,
ft ~ siiTrnrr M. i.. Mathi- said"
m . she w >11 v. l it-e ' nex; unie. See if
K ^yym van gtn-^s withf
..ill 1... .1- i I)--' ' I Hie : i II- WtT.
He| wliii ma v it, Didn't need it.
11 o wliu bum. ht it, didn't use it.
B lie who use I itVdldn't ktioT.v it.
An.-.-: Coffin
B- . Yuujs truly,
iV 11;l/.el. Shepherd
1$ "' lA ll)\ ! *!? 'I ll K Cl.l It
y~- " " MEETING
Bf ?
Drat; Dill.
4 1 {'.ni a oWni!--; of*'in- </lmG :inc.
* ' I atfcviulctl lite n?eel4t:tf :ttfVhe lHHtt~
of Miss riivhurd.-uiv^ Wo iuid?a
j*i fine meeting'" ami I .really. enjoyed
Your- truly, :
Let,my ESonvi.Hgt.
fc encoi i< \gi;d memdeks
RE ?? TO WHITE , If
Dviu1 ili.1'1.. - t" r|
_1_ an-u,s iiltic.vj-?mesuletu i>f the
club, an: have cm ouru-.ioi. t lie
nvmliOY- to v.": i' y<>a. Earn sure
?:-ytAt? WilHnar- froivi them todays.
' ? > it;n-r-4.'i^L?.y!,iirs,
g Myrtle P'less
\SSEST"\NT'"SE(TtETA K Y I
g. oi-<T.rn
|i Dear If. 11.
This ' is ' t.? let \ 011 follow that I
have been elected assistant secrc ~|?"
Ilil'V 1 > 11. *' o 1 ill for.Florence. "
U . 1 enjyy ,i hot,, meetings "very much.
&t Vour> truly, ?-j
Narri.- -u Riohar^on
ATTENDED IDE MEETING
I Dear Hill,
. 1 at,ti n<le l 1 Et*. club meeting
whii^H was hehl :'.-fhn home of Nar
ois'-a Uioharrtron. We'hart a fine
,. Yours truly, *
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" t'rrtrmrr ilin
k wh nrrrov
Kr Dttfi' Hill,
\ am 't<rvlary <>f .h</r5i!l Carver
Club ??f I' K?tvrvce and I?-am
writing you to s-ni rmvu card and
9 ,buttdn for tlW Miowuig. porsortsV
WE? JTelen BnrT^TTo ffff'/Willi* Howiv
Ej^ " Yours truly,
B ?. 'Qm-iy'i 1!. Hart
A CARD FROM IWl'I.INE
B.' Dear Hill,
Bit' I ani the fr.usurer of the Bill
IT"-' i arvcr < Ink / i.kr the club ju.-t "
f'n". The (rlulrnti1! at the h6me of
H, the assistant secretary' pn March
Yours'tr,fly, ? ~K
Pa .line FL'min/' m
' inft'TVi ii MPMnrp.Mifp
CARD AND BUTTON 0 " .
wfc Dear Bill,
t" I received the membership "card
Bf fmil button ? Thftrk von very much.
B Kiii r H~rp m fifth crnde and my.J
B teacher is" Mrs. Jes-ie 5L,Walkpr.
K I am sertflintr in"?omo ri/IHloo.
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BILL CARVER, Editor
APPLICATIO
i , . _ DAI
NAME _'\_y
IADDKESS ....
CITY.. .
BIKTliDAY .
GTKAJJE SCHOOL
Fill out this coupon And mail
stamped envelope to The Palme
Assembly SU*. Columbia, S, C.
ioil book, and you will receive
,01.1 motluiU-'twitchet had 'but one.
' l*VI' ' ...
ami. a long tail which :she let fly,
a it ?l e\\ ry time-she went through
... a trap . '
..hit tif her tail .-he left in a trap.
As round as an apple
shaped like a cup,* >
all the king's horses
cannot pull it up, . .
An-wers: ' ...
1. A neetiie antt tnrcau. '
2 ?A well.
VERY BISY
!> ar -BilV;._
I have been very .busy *is the
reason ^'ou have cnot heard from
ifie. 1 am settling you a. l'ew^juini?ie
Utters.?r"?'?: ; ?
Letters:
Lilb _ * " *
Riahtemtie ?
Ainne ?
?Wi'nd ?, ,
I Ithlas "" ' "
wiiiie
oioii"u:
A hlen.ol
?Igcart t . _ . ' .
Estnitines
Answers:
Bill
- History?
Arithmetic . "
Annie
j l e a l th t : -r?
-Avium ?
, Rook
Alcohol Cicarelte
i Intestines. '
V?IIV< It'll) V '
Eva Sligh
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I.ft me wake each* morning with
gladness,
t\uh .a heart' that . is filled with
-??love; -..i. . . ?
Like the birds, let' me burst into
sirging.
Praises of the God above.
A .?! when the shad' s of night are
..falling,
i may kn.el to him an*.' say,
Fliave tried ant*-dotte m~y~ bt^t,
ioe f a- another-day.
\. ('orienter Sanders
33 Amelia St.>
Renn<tts-vi!le, S. C.
BKTTI. S At A DEMY N E W S
ftrr Sun--ay, Teh. 2 4. Misses Mary
fh o hi as L Evelyn Monroe, Maiy
Albino, I.uehia Darns, Carrie Gary
aid Madeline Franklin visited
Voorhees Institute, aecompaniod by
Mr. Willie .Johnson^saJSFiJteckvjlle.
(fur hoy-' Jtmii r basketball ham
lefeat .>F.the Johnston team > on
WeVine. dayT -Jseore 10-8.
I'res. N icholsbn-and Mr. Bias sen
gale spoke at the I^armers . Gon'eivme
at "t>ntrat. School, -Isl. Auzu-t.*u
Thursday.
Cornelius Palmare, 3rd'Hi., re-;
r> -enterf the Rett is chapter of
New Farmers of Sou.h Carolina
at me siatuwiqw nit^uiiK neiu, m
(>i ii ngcburg rn'Onfly;??-= ?? ??
Bettis junior girl's basketball
Schobl girls ? last Thursday.
Sr?r,- lb-7 MW^frellc Palmroe,
senior. apfid as referee.
Misses J. Strother, K. Robinson,
A; I'almore. A. Blocker; Cv Sirhpk-ins
Tin . J. Dingje spent the weekt
nd at their homes^in (iraniteville.
Mr C. W. Xicholson, our alert
and efficient, morticiari, will open
a Funeral Home in* Edgefield on
mois v
Mr. McCain, Prim Elementary
School, spent Sunday with* relativ
es ami friends at home.
eiT Pleasant Lane Church Sunday
for Rev. Blocker. They snv he
vas equa 1 trt the occasion. ,
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Mr. WHli* Ander?on,--f)?fbgenerian
''Passes to His Reward
. Mr. Willis- Anderson of this
-community, was called to his heavenly
home last Monday, after a
Iduk illness, at. the age of eighty,
-four. He ?was highly respected
lamj >wner and citizen of this com
munity and a member of JVIt. Can-/
aan Church. Mr. Andr^son was a
hetievef tn~ frducnfion and sclt hta
several children to Bettis for many
years. He was one of the pion^
eers of our group in purchafihfc
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..."STATE .. . ? |
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sail- : i. 1 * 3- -r*
it together with a- aelf addressed g
tto Leader Bill Carver's Club, 1310 G
Your nam? will be placed on the 5
a membership card and button q
n farm in the community, near the
school. Surviving him are a wid|
u\v, Mrs*. Susan Lloyd Anders n,
who was hi> second wife, four
.daughters, three sous, more than
thirty tHiand children, and. a few
great- grand children. Miss A.
Si, Cuminings, of our facully-fsv
his gi anduaughU r. ' - *
RENdTLETON NEWS
(net at the We-t end School with
a large attendant. Some Very In'
icivsniig ^ubjecta were discussed.
At the cluse-uf the nicoting? .thu.
hostess. Mi's. M. J. Crufcyford. served
delicious refreshments.
Sunday, March 3, being a very
noyely- day,> a-large number was'Church.
_Tlre?pastor, Rev. Guid.mon.
After which Communion was
served.
The Sunday- School is progressing
nicely under the Supervisiyn
of ihii Hew Snpt.., Mi. 11; V. Thump .
son.
Mrs. Mamie Winston hail as din
tier guest Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Arph Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Miller
and .Mrs. Mary Hill.
February 04, was a Kgh day ""at tjjik
Grove School. Known ^s
home coihing day. A large number
were present. ' The .school is
doing nicely u"d? r their teacher, Mrs.
R..B. Thompson, as leader.
<;ri;i:r roshnwald high "
fie]to 11, S, ('.?The Greer Rosenwald
Chapter, of the X.? F. S.
gave a party Friday night in the
airfitoriuju which wa> enjoyed by
all present. The color note of
gr<*en and white was observed- -s
throughout. As one entered he 01
he could see the name ...of the
chapter in green on a white hack- _
ground. At the close the guests
were serfC7l hot chocolate and-rakes.?
The girls of Home Economics
Dept. went to Orangeburg on Sat
. rday. Leaving Beltop at 5:30 A.
M. on a chartered bus they arrived
in Columbia about 8 o'c'lo.k',
which was their first 'stop. They <
yiqwed the Capitol,_ Negro?Cot!
eges aii?'. Negro business center's
where they w'ir_ must cordially received
and royally-entertained. <
They all icported a most enjoyable I
trip and expressed a desire to go 1
again.. They then went to-Orangey _
burg where they visited State A.
ik M. College. Claflin and also v.is ited
the business centers."
GKKAT FALLS NEWS
I'a/adue Hijrh School
March 2, 1H35?Principal F. I), i
Drew passi (| another milestone <n J
his life's journey that is full ,ot' :
service. _ The faculty members pre 1
sr-nt'-d him a beautiful cake which 1
was artist icalh decorated by Mrs.
Mary Tims. W'e wish for -hitrr ^
many happy returns of the day.
?Tin- entire faculty is planning to" ~
Ilttend the State Teachers' Asso- '
Liation which is to-,convene in Columbia
Marchl4-T&.
The fifth an<r>?tth grados had a.
irftle get-to-gether oiHF^iday after
tnoon in the school amjitoMHrp, unTer
the direction ot their teachoj^
Mrs. Lassie Taines. The pro- ttetln
to he used fui the benefit of tlte
clarwc". ??; -7?7
Paradise High says "No step?
backward." Through the ing?nnity
of the principal and the cooperation
of the teachers, the 2'?th
Century Encyclopedia and WebsterV
Unabridged Dictionary have
been purchased for She Library
comer. i ne pupils en.ioy <loin,p>
rest'arch work, which is very beneficial
to the mind.
See Mr. FreTh^cbTnedy, a memPalmotto
Lea ler each ybeeh.
YORK NEWS
By Marcellus f>avie
Hello everybody!. (Ye?newsboy)
wishes to inform yart that we are
stilt locate*} m- the beautiful hill3
of the Pietlmont Region of Soaith
ftArnlinn ,
The weather conditions here
brings the beautrfukdays of spring
with the mocking bird sfhging 1t*
beautiful songs of May, d
Mr...and Mrs. Samuel Moora of?
168 Railroad Avenue honored their
' Rule grand daughter, /Cpnsue
Moorr, with a happ^JWiW^
I PI in Mill II III I lllll. M- >' > 1
*the palmetto leader
iarty, Friday, Feb. 22,.-at which'
,lme her little friends gathered to
elebrate the event and wish her
L happy hMthcifSy A delicious.
-?>urse was seived, and every one
>res<5rf?-? expressed themselves as
ntving hud u very pU'ui-aiit time.
> Wa^-are trlad_l'' :mnujn'eo iIpit?
Mr. tie urge Hyme^-- ~n?long
llncss is recovering.
George Washington's birthday
ii l.: -a. r 1---'
u? illiuillt'l LMghat
was a basket ball game hewci'ii
delferson Jligli 11iris aiul
Fort' IVIill High ; Girls. ...It was
argoly attended and Very thrill- !
ng ganiQ. Although Fort Mill !
tiigh won. It was en joyed by all
rresent. , ? . , j
The big event was the George '
iVashington banuuet. which?was
celebrated in the High School Do- ;
lartnient-,-given by the'basket ball !
school' oTthwtraj directed by Mrs.
Florence Miller a teacher. Relievo
you me, everyone had a nice time.
._Re\v C. II. Curry, pastor of' M. j
E. "Church and" 1111 niberc nr.. eo- ,
operating on all plans and having i
i.fl" chimJt. remodeled. *
v Mr. Charlie Voung,' Miss Biilah ' j
Henderson and others from ltock,
ml', S. C. were visitors here Stin- il
Rev. Faul Barnette, pastor at
Fl?t\ Rock '--Chttreh; -Clover. S. cT,
preached at Galilee Baptist Church
on Sunday niclit. Feb, -4. The
message imparted muelr food forJt
bought. Andrew
McNeal a member of
Friendship Cul^gy spetth-llie week
end here with parents.
Spring?tim^ l.-J ecWtihi;: and -do
nob about Die basket bull
LfcaiU'of York. Mr. Vei;pv-n Mopt-gumery
ds manager. Its, no.t tfte'.
yearly to schedule ycyr games
Mr. Charles Miller. 10 V.. Marli-.
-soil St ?has been, siik luit is brp~;
ier at presenff^
Mr. Louis Moure. Mr.- lb hi-rt
Bycrs,?M l*n?Mary?Z.-Jfyer-jt i and- =
brother motored to Uettrrt? See-':
=f!on 1 Sunday . alt. ) neon. Feb. mj.' '
to visit relatives odut friends.
Aliss Mattie Miller kpeijjf Sunday,
Feb. 24. with hem sister, Annie
in Rock Hill. S. C.
_.ti \ ?e.>.Aier?v* i i-i-rr.-T.-f,
T7TJ?frrrr> n?
-vi u.a.i iivI.I/ .
fcL'i.vMH.
A'rtO): i lie . .'.'JOn uiijiluU Ciu.Ut.
.oe el-illuu i.i vu.ieii. iv>i i.ii
ml"! i uul'-iiiuu. . .Vliov-a -.ilo il .1 .
..I .^ciio.ii iu . e. -r-r. i r,nii\ .'ll.il' I.
if ue.Oie OIIC o. the ~i;n y,e. . ...M.- '
-live u\it lu a-uiu.v *.ui
-rvrrmrr- trtUtt^rgy. TTrc~V.tn.' t V " i.|i -' 1
.Hi's. 1".\ ei"..t Th UU..LS, >? nf>
.yspojisiui'c ioi .n?. a. .-eii.'.j.iny oi
. neu ii lur^c alt. ...ii. e-lUiy1
ana 1 wi' iti^- |ti\xi> .uu'-.i.vv
IlljUlli.Cr HI C?T|T?1!I^ -nut' sui.1,1 Wt.1'
mi muiuleu plan.- i_iit .in* * io t 1111 ij
I'l nifi iiiii. : H
\\ iniu,r>, ami School'
Story .10?i.hj4'. l.-i e'v.tw ( it-ay
Sums, V'cvitii move; , Liu.i
aiui Hi.-, J on ii I navies, "While
i'mul. sjicilih^. l:ir"aiKl oilV 1.1jiiui.u
l-iariie.Uj :>t. rnillip; itcvu
.i.tf, hln am'l cm, x nel.i.a llur, ,.s.
ocean throve.. Orai.iucal, olli
'I'.nii'. .Mayme 'Jaek.-Buii'. ! To .ai- _
ship.
liio-Avimicrs nt?llie ak.we ".uikv
on v-.- trtlT'TT- ^IxTTI a tree .trip
.o t o'iuiiil.ry to e the S ale
itol.an.i oilier peinV-s oi' inteio.-l.
Fir. I pri/ie ior't.he host.' i ollectToii
oi imlu.-li'ial Work' went . .to
M'TI figuration Seho.'l. The he si '
Livcoi utc?i car', w u> t'lo.a lio.-u Ai'if: ..
School. ?,?
- We wish to. laki this nr an- t->
.lain.'ali oi Uio >e w n... pain a ijia , ?
eti-'iii t.?e activities, l..o.-v w no ?fl\e
I'l'i/.e- .or tile 'tviu..nr.- in l.a uHt
rmttrn mn roirirstS.
KliX'.l* S|?K 1Nt, si:\\ S
Sun .ay School' was well al.e.al- \
I'll !>y the pcnple-xU Ki 4'e S]n ill}?,
tl was a heauti.ui morni'ia an.
very Title eUi<Noii the h .-son. j
Trio 11. V. 1'. C. p."it'iai.i wa.ri.oif
as usual, \\ e hav- our j
laaiLeis now, and 1'icl. 11 ichtow cr ;
iuu ..Nil*". \"N really kuiiWs iiuw j
o teach. Tin- lesson was enjoyed
jy. all i_?ic*st"nt. .M.>s ol
aaUaja ryyiew the ItvSoTT Jn a
iuel' way. ' ..
.Mrs. .Mary Jaeks-on and Mrs.
Aliee: Bh-~eker arc still, on the* sick ?
list.
I he L. ;.\. C.uU. UillL at the _
home of Mr>. Carrie .Mo e;y k'riiay,
March'1 ,iAlter 'The *jiroLjrani
was aver tin- ho.-tess"sjoiAc I
a uelicidu.-- course 01' -sand wi'edn s,
and cocoa. ? ~ ~
The next meeting .\j:l In- hot
al^Thia^jninio of Mr .?Mm i' itiumi" urx,
AlaTfrkMi, lUiUV. -rA
uiiirriuKcSrCiiitt'ic t was that'
oil Mr. Ii<*nry BroTrk^to Mrs. LihtEdthriilac
Sunda\, Alai^k^d, l'J.'io,
at 11 ::!() o'clock at the- hoitic&<4^yv
.1. ('. Williams. Wo hope the couiMpc ?
wiH -UtfcVc -g?successfcl sail upon
lilt*.
Mrs. Bertha Robinson. Mr. Boy'd^
and Mr. Kavis accompanied Miss
Rosabdle' Broadrutx here to attend
.the* -funeral of her, jjrand
Mr. An iprson, Mis-es Caldwell
JMid r.Htiitu'r. Mi's. IIMl.i; - "
ti e week-end-out of town.
M;ss Nanre*of Newberry, S. -C.
.-pe*rt th" week-end with AI i s s Elizabeth
Kait'ori. Miss Wat,c>leo
Grahainx -Km In1 'a. S. C. spoilt
week-end wTth Mr,s. K. H Wat sun.
The liidfro Sprimr students wltb
are a tt en (I in g sehoo 1~at Hcttis A cade
my spent th" week-end aT "
home.
A, play-entitled "The Adapted
r'ndevalla" "will be T'ven . in the
new auditorium Fri'?'y nijrht, Mnr. S,
1035, at 8 o'clock sharpe.
The Annual Field Hay will be
Tield at Saluda, S. C. Saturday,
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MEN!;
Look- th
ot the s
: These a
leaders.,
he amor
. .r. ?
y "...
a flu- noiltl.lv (IH KASTKI)
N'ethinn cvlri'inc here! liut
it's Marked iu: eiei> detail
?tiv a I" sl \ le?I'ino wprsiteds.
plain or patterned.
y2(v'to"?40
?-Ku
Nexv-^Sprinu-,
g . \JVU Hals
? vSU'tsUn?:?"TOj'rimble
j . $3,50 ?< $6.50
*1 arch S.
Tit.' 1"iir. ral of. Mrs. Jane Jen
ns .Cjiaitt K liauni was held at th
.idiri Hill Hapli'st Church Mon
iv;> ,Mir w?j.~ Din 11 ai cnariesioi
4. in the year 1849 died Fet
'! a it iheage hf M>.' She leave
-a,, il.aivlitei s. mid one son, 3
: :li<iT*'iiri!dr- n. is emit' grands
ti . a "hio-i in fiU'inK =?
o ee Ion's one frnm u# have gon
? -,r Vijivy we lu.vo ?i*>
space is in. nt in our home,
hi li icyer tiiii In-i'llt'd.
\\n- in declining health fo
months. She was al.way
a lnji','ii her manner. fo kno\
r w ;? i.ii hf\e. her. Mostjieopl
Ir' -. I it ".Ma."
T W0- * ? ; *7
schoci, ni:\vs
TTi appearance 'of llidge Hil
u |di . makes one know tha
,g is ueilr: ?- '
?I'll r-1 jtigiish Department prou
ae. epU-d i WW Internationa
: t unary and a Volume of 2l)t]
' ?' t.uy I Inevelnpydias last week
i e h >ks \till aid greatly in tlv
n lish work.
I'll- 'uni-rs are resting fron
ir l.dior of raiding money fo
e hoini let. Just vyaitirg for tin
! AV. .
I"' I'. 'I'. A. hf-hl its regula
ting Mondm night. Mrs. A
V Ydey wa elected delegate 4*
Stlst P. T. X~
Th h/isket hall team with it:
fi ie"1 roaches mn.de K. H. S
.? t t ... vvlo.n to..
? f: imnr< f i.i,'.r,?rinitps and carrier
' 'ins*fin t'lir a.lixia^uC?1T).1^
Tbi'ir nv'tln is "Win or friirhtei
wpponcn's." Wo are cnjoyinj
1 hv hrit lunches daily.
MII.I.ek ( I!.\H:I. A. M."K.
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llov. (i. II. White, I'a.st irf
?A. "the usual - hour for s>. I
ho Mipi., Uadiers and scholar
ii' hi n.eir places. Wwen th
ja. s (li.>cus3ion was conclude
Mfc^^Enh^llne Barton, re vie wo
1'iie Kevs>AVhite ajjd ,J. B, Da\
s asceninn and a
.'H-.iiiiinancs our osTfetmjed pastg
U'cU'.l M. .Mark 1:45;?WTukJVIu?
""iTf! riu> btoiy. it was imteufr
imrniny niessatrc, ' . ' . The
il .ur i :ni(lr lilted, Mcssl's !
i . I'luyd. U. S. t?allm;nj, G. (
\\ iIliadis anil your hunibltf sc'rijM
\Coiv if ranted tiie privlvjrt' t<> tw?k
.Mieii; -|nich tit' candidamy, the <
will -he held . AIuix>h- J
I dieh hivs1 a strong intuition to b
i* mriww Dili'. l(J (TO 10 tile El(1(
? rial' Colk'KO. .
Key. .1. Davis . delivered' I
{ mvprful nt'cssagv at I:.30 o'cloc
'ay (he befiefit. of the Richard an
Sara Allen Clubs.
?Tbise nr^'rhTtT? of junior hig
ehool l^oj's and girls.
_ Miss L. M. Harris very interest
ingly conducted the iAiigue.
, i'
1 11 " ; i i in ?
^. -Herc?s Yoi
. jt>_. in'. iu>r*^ ?r * ^
lem over! 'Here are (he newest i
pring season. Kvcry stjje bears
re the style'voni bv men aekno
These are the styles that you'll
ig the best dressed?
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' The /Sll HIKED HACK SUIT
Y limy menjire taking to
this style-fast. Mostly in soft '
fabrics' ilw> Iwllnuu
|MK'kcts.
See On Display
^ $25 to $35?
ppenhoi:nu>t ? AIit;?Campus Togs~LEARN"Vttr:-WW?
COFFLAND CO.
1409 Main St. COLUMBIA
DOTS FROM .MAVKSVILLE, ]:
e . Sunday-was a very pleasant day r
- i for all church goers. Fbenezer ji
i, ' was packed. Rev. Fordham preach- 'a
). | ed and seemed to. have been at o
s his best. Everybody enjoyed an
3 old t-ime * spiritual least. The or- C
'? ganist being "\niy little Dan line S
~ "FordWTin "pla\e?l . This child isjtl
u only twelve years old and .can play J t!
fol' mo'.- 17" aiiy tncaTTi>liT OTt" Suifn
day -mi^ht we. celebrated what is (i
known as Founder's ,l)ay, with a|vn
l. program consisting id papers, so- '
* los aiwCtaiks. Utile. Raiding Ford c
ham played l'or the o casiofl, Miss
' I.ucile Swintun was home from ^
week-end with iter pa-rents. lie- ^
?rCi'e-leaving Sunday?night, the -4
I ;saiyg for- usj 'I his.is my Task..
t On Feb. Sth KeV.r Fordham and a
family were the .dinner guest of ^
* .Mr. and .Mrs. Richardson, from s
' there They motored over to Mr.
II YV illiain Davis'. Those, on the sick
i,.? .... \ii.mi., w.i i.n;..
L> Anderson, llattie Palmer, and Miss
Jessie Singletary. We" pray for
1. them a speedy recovery. L'
r Rev. ('. K. Hunter from. Satese
bury called at the parsonage last P
week;?also?Uev. A. J. Jenkins^ ?
r ICIder I* W, Jenerette. Dr. Jeji- C
r erette said the district is marching P
> on. Key. Jenkins said he is lead- si
nig the march.. On Thursday, Feb.
5 12th, Kev. Fordham and family ii
. will be tlio dinner guests of liro. ei
v- Jenkins Hudson. ? -T
1 The 4-H Club met at the home
?of-Mr^.?Mary Carolme^*?home, w
i Mrs. Annette Fortune, president.
? A'-good many ladies were present. e<
On last, --Wednesday Kev. C. W. !;
Crawford called at the parsonage, C
-Kwndny-w?s-eurSecond fjuarter- K
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Travpl unviirlioro
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?? ^ SOUTH
A fare for every pursi
?ONE WAY and ROUP
for Each Mil
'M, wZM ROUND TRIP TICKE1
K ?. for Each Mil
ROUND TRIP TICKE'
. . . .for Each Mil
-1 ? ii ONE wAy tickets
^ i for Each Mil
Good In Sleeping and Pai
pVoper charges for space
|? Et'oiiutuixe Uy leaving your
k 1 ,JL . "sing the ?
,, i- Excellent Dininj
lie Comfortable in the S
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Rail
r Saturday, March 9, 1935
juide^? - ?
ind smartest suit styles -
a stamp of authenticity. *
\vledired to by the stvln
I choose if you want to
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The ShMJI.K BREASTED ^
Thi4.one. style along proves
TFat spoils siyk's have no
monopoly on style. Soft and
worsted fabrics?
$25 to $40?? ?
Freeman ____
Spring,
, Shoes
$4 S5 - " $6
, y VIIIVI V 41V17 uat> . & lie I Ij.f LJl.
'homas was at his best; to know
)r. Thomas you will know noth:ftr
but aTrospel preacher; he is
lso candidate for the- Secretary .
f Mission of the A. M. E. Church.
Div'T. J. Miles, P. E. of the
reorgetown District, stopped in
imiday-jtudtU-aiid a candidate-f*w=?-- lie
Bishopric. Dr. Miles, feels hat
he will be elected in 1936.
-Mr. FTTJI Fi mnetle and his beau- r_
iful home .were destroyed Sunday .
lorniptr by fire, and his funeral
ites were held ii^jhe Mayesville
enititery. Tuesday 11 o'clock by
iis pastor.Curry assistedy
Rev. S. \V. Eordham, pastor of
jjje.ncze r A. M. E. -Church.?
The play given at Ebeneze-r Mon
ay iiiyyht, Feb. Kth waa a succcs.
'he title of "this play was "Not
man in' the house."?The prowler
-of this play was Mrs. S.
f. Fordham. The total collection
u ml ay was S.r>r>.GO.
ST. JA.MKS A. M. E. CHl'RCH
Sunday bcititr a beautiful day a
iree crowd oi' ckil ?-?? ? u'ln-nm-m
i : - ?' "
nt with-1)u- Supt. S. Rusi'll
and his co-?workeT?r at their
ost of-duty. .
-At?1 mm iiiiiu1?worship?br^ :
an. After all prelimineries the
astor preached a soul stirring
L'rpion. - -- -- ----- ^ # _
At the close of the sermon an
ivitation was extemled for joinrs
anl mi" pers>in united, Mrs.
homariii;l Itul'.'nin.. ;?
At we listened to another
omlei ful sermon?by our?pasterr
Miss Kst'elip Janerette has return
1 after'visiting her bro.ther, J- W.
inert tte and family iii-ilark>n, S.
. and relatives in Conway, S. C.
( v. and Mrs. W. I. Gore.
? " . . ?r-yl
.any day %\/?
ERN for |/?
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TO TRIP COACH TICKETS
e Traveled '
1*3?Return *.lmlt 15 Days ft
e Traveled
FS?Return Limit 6 Month*
e Traveled
e Traveled v
feMJori on payment of
occnpfed?.^No surcharge.
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