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I ^ ? Saturday, March 16, 1935 Misses Ruth and Rochelle RobinSon^ are back from Charlotte, N. C., vvhgfe they attended the wed* ding-find ^eeeption of Mr. and Mrs. O^ell Mitchell. Mvs. Mitehely was before her marriage la^t Friday afternoon, Miss Darnell "Rl^tts, of 0.^1 jonnsjn ?t., v^nariotie, They reported a vCry delightful" j? trip. Miss Ruth T. Gridiron, teacher ? of Wagner Jru- High spent the 3 week-end at home. | " r - ANNOUNCEMENT. On Tuesday night, March 5, 1935, Mr. Gary Rollinson of Colum bia fcnd Miss Helen Gary, R. N., of Newberry were united in holy "fS? matrimony __at ^1201 Fine Street. ? Or .T n M?-ri.?)1Rn officiated. ; r- ; ^ ^ < A BOUNCINB BOY? Mrs. Hattie L. Thomas of Florence, S.X.," who ts now with-her daughter, Gladys E.* Thomas Toatley in New York City,"writes *that L-... T"> a A , nvr in at ^i uiiu ?uu, nuui'M. iuai' ?: ley?ts?tho finent?little?RiandTTo. behold. Miss Ida Wall, whb worked with the . McLeod Infirmary hero for years and a dear friend to thf. -family is the nnrsp m ;thf Hospital there?of Mrs. Gladys K. Thamas Toatley and lier fine son. -"--.NOTICE ~?t March 12, 10.15 ~ All?State officers?and, memhers of the Executive Board of the Federated Clubs of Sfluth Carolina . are requested and urged to attend the Board meeting at State College, Orangeburg, Saturday, Mar. 23. Business of iinnortance to be discussed and plans formulated for the maintenance of the Home and . State""meeting. A. L. BUTLER, Chr, "VISITS ORANfiEBt'Itfi AND- COPE Georgetown.-?Misses Marg'aret'te McDume, Columbia, spend the week-end at Orangeburg with relatives and friends. -Miss Mae Ella Roberson, 8G Tredwel St. o f Orangeburg- was her companion on liar trip to Cope. THE CRUSADERS SOCIAL CLUB C. S. C. is again on the air. Last Friday, March 8, 1Q35, a short ^ meeting was called at the home of Isaac Brown foi; the. purpose of electing officers for the term 1935The members chose s their olfi cers?the following young men: William Lawson, president; Go >. Kershaw, vice-president; Boston "?* Br Ice, secretary;?Jolifi Bgokhart, assistant secretary; Isaac Brown, treasurer; Jasper Byrd,, business .? manager; Howard Barber, Jr., reporter; Albert Williams, critic; and Leroy Boykin, chaplain. During the term, lliy-l-ao, \yg nndcrt""k />nH "hen miplishnd mnny things to pave our way through the trem 10.S5-36. We ar<} new leaving the. air until next week. Hnwnrd Barber Jr.. reporter. . ? -- ? THE SOCIETY OF BRAVE MEN The society is moving along ? nicely uinrier the leadership of its new president. The society lias put over two big programs Within the last month', in the form ofdanc ingv T.et. us not forget the real itlea of the society; the idea is to develop the student as a man and nl >t in parts. We understand that some writer has said in his plihisophy on man that he is made of three parts, and theythe mind, body, and spirit. The idea of the first dance was to develop the body and spiritual parts of the young men, that is after having gLne through many'strewrus exams the party was given in their behalf. The second, was given in order to - mepease_the> treasure. Plans are now heifig 'mSde" by the society to do some creditable ~~ Work.?III 111i- > drive there will U? programs given in interest of the University. The society is meeting Tuesday night, therefore it was decided in the next meeting that there wiruld be a complete discussion of the nature of the program, which will be published in the next >issue of The Palmetto Leader. ^ ^ . WARILQXIL WILLING WORKERS? CLUB. The Ward One Willing Workers *r Club met at the home of Mrs. Rosa Bell Goodwin, 513 Blossom street, Tuesday, MarT' l2th, wlttl the president presiding. Meeting f. was called to order and opened with the club song led hy Mrs. . Jenkins. Prayer hy Miss Char: lntLn Bnignrrr- Beautiful?BtMr verses were heard by all of The last meeting were read; and" a momembers. )The miJtuVes of the tion of Miss Annie Bell Wolf, seconded by Miss Jannie Wolf, a^ dopted. The roll was -called and members respondiod briefly. The receipts of the evening . $4.35. Mrs. Creasie Mae ThPmpsorv led the closing song, Closing order bv Mise Wolf. fciiiaim' ii iiiii'ii i 11 11 ~ tit "ii i i'i i LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB. Mrs.?Gladden?entertained Htestreet: The club met at its usu street. The club met at its usual hour. The meeting was opened with the club song led by Mrs. McCoy. Scripture lesson by Mrs. S. Taylor. -Song by Mrs. Senior. meeting. 'Minutes of the last meeting was called for and stoood ii|r|u'ov?mi. i ne sick tommiuec made its veport. We have one on the sick list, Mrs. Cheeseborough. A donation was taken for Mrs. McCoy. New and old business -wax?discussed.?The roll was call ed and all responded. Our next meeting will be at" the home of Mrs. .Scott. 208 Marion St. We -Ayere served sandwiches and tea cake and candy. MANIIATTAN^SOCIAL CI.FB The club "held its usuaL meeting at the home of Miss IJzzie^Yoiing 816 Lady .St., Tuesday.t night Mar. 5. After the evotionals the hostess rerved a delicious course o; sandwiches and cake, each men bcr le, cnted a B bT* >e?-se begin ning with the letter "G". The next meeting will be at the hom< of. Miso Arehio Oilmnvn 1 "?no P.. laskl. St; Mrs. Dollie Smith,-Ens Miss Mable- Ashford, Sec.; Mrs -Annie Grant,. .Treas..;. Miss Lizzii Young, chaplain. Miss Annie Stalley, Reporter THE YOUNG MEN BENEVO LENT ANI) ADVANCEMENT LEAGUE By John O. Hart Tfrjs c^^eague was organized ~ Rty ?t.j-.19.14, by the follow!iff " persons'! ^WalterW. Mdnlgnrulfir. chairman^ Harvey Myers, Edwari .Mayfield, Arthur Harper,. Georg Wo.odard, Heyward. Friday, Willi Watson', Calhoun Lucas, Willian H. Robinson and Herbert Reed. The nature of this league T found in the name, to advance am cherish thosg who are-in- need o its assistance and desire to be as sisted, and to promote the rac ? as a whole. : ^ ,rTho?present officers and mem bers of the league are as follows W. W. Ma'nigault, president; Har vey Myersr-vice-president; W. H Robinson, secretary; Adell Hum nhries. treasurer? . J n irnvf norter; Thomas Hampton, J. C McPaniels, George Woodard, Jdh ~ A. Tohnso Willie Watson, WesTe Mangum. Any persons desJrin) to be"omc members of this lea true may consult any of the mem bers of the present group. The assembly room of this or g-anization is 1110 1-2 Washingto -Street. . "? CULTURE CLUB GRATEFUL The Culture Club of Columbi is indeed grateful to the ministri al Union, the ministers, churchc . and friends that ha.ve so generous ly cooperated and contributed t make the Wilkinson Home (Fair wald) "Shower" a success. Th results were exceedingly gratify - ing. Yes, the children will hav new garments for Toaster, an< more. The "Shower" plan is To be to annual alTair and we pray an' trust that the public will Cooper ate as it did irTour last effort*. The public is cordia'.ly invite<l t< visit the home at any time bu r we .are especially ihviting you t< - be present, at the home tjre sCcorn Sunday in April the 14th at 4:3' .p. m.'to "an onen house!" Com and, see the children for whom yoi _ gyp caring. Mrs. Elise Jenkins. Pres. (Mrs.) Vivian Killingsworth', _ _ - ~~ Set THE DAMES Tho Dames had their regula meeting last week at the horn of D.ime Susie Bell Martin at th usual hour with the president ii charge. After brief demotions tin regular program was rendered "After the program-the busines: was d's'cussed. The roll was call ed -and due* we?e>- oHected. Plan: were made ^ for a spring sihowe: which you will hear about in th< near future. We had the plea sure of having thre<* visitors. Mr Reese CuTrrmings, Mr. WrlHan Dupoint, and Mr. Wilbert Sanders and we hope that they will conn again. After all business th< ' "hostes?~served "a doTighTfPl errarsi f sandwiches and tea. We thei - nljuurned?la?meet "ffwin at thi heme of Da"nie Beujah Pope jf the usual-hour. Cheerio. MANHATTAN SOCIAL CLUB The club met at the home oi Miss Archie * Gilmore Tuesday night, March 12th. 1 ho meeting was called to order by the Chap lain, Lizzie A. Young. After th( devotional exercises .the meeting was turned over to the Pres. P Smith. The .business part of th< club was discussed. We were glac to have with us four new member! " "HTF?. Tola CilmbrtT, "Mrs:." I AfffTT? Walker, Mrs. LoiHse MJetz, and Mr. John Sligh. We werp> alst glad to have a'visitor Mr. Charlit George, the poet. He entertainec ' the club with some of his wonder : ful. jlMMS. The hostess served t delicious bourse of pineapple ie< cream and cake. There will be t silver tea given for the club Sunday March yi, at the home pi Miss Mabel Ashford, 911 Assem bl?-'sTreet. Our next meeting1 wil be at the home of Mwss Etta M?f Bowers, 922 Washington St. A1 members please be oh time.- Via-iTors are always welcome.. y-? ^ . 1 t ~ i s ... WAVERLY SILVER STAR CLUB ! ' The Wnvorly Silver Star Club i met on Thursday ovohmR at the ( home "oT Mfss" RptoyJuhnsuu o? -t ^Washington St. The house was! ; called to order by the president; led in prayer by Mrs. Hampton. ' Each member recited Bible verses, after which the roll was called. Kvcryunu puiil t li v ir d\j. Th was no business discussion. The 'i hostess served ice cream and cake after the meetinp. There was a birthday party Riven in honor of Miss Janie Rawls which was enjoyed hy-ajl. BAM CONTSHT * * . UIATCUWUUU, Hi V.-" 111 . 1111 t'HUl'l | to 'secure funds for equipment at Brq\ver Junior College, Greenwood, i>. 0., .the .shells sponsored a drive. Each olass compotes foi' a trophy "t that is..awarded to. the class raising the highest amount of money. ! On project, to secure funds in . order to get this coveted trophy, , sponsored by the freshman class ! is a Baby Contest. The baby rais? ing the highest amount of money i over $5.00 will be given a Buiek car. . ' 5 The miosit popular baby will re; ceive this Buick car March 21, M&. : The following babies are vumz pt'tlry: to1 limmu1 the nm.--; po.pu.-_.. . lar and receive this lowly Biiiek i. ear: ' Archi'', Frances; Ballard, Sadie; . Blocker, Frank; Butler, Johnnie; - Cliilds. Guilder: Flos. Mary Helen; _ -Felts, George; Galmatl,. ZSJms; * 'Gocde, Elizabeth; Harrison, Sour- | ry; Hill. Essie l/.'e; . Holliilay. Bet Raymond; Cit ies, Brewer; Mathis, 'I Fleas;.: Peterson: Yneta:' Perrini. , Lucy; Rcynol , KalOnvQifc'SmtCf17 f "dytVr ~ Shimr;"- ltfaiiie, ftnrH, h, p- -Hwdthy - Joan;??miU*y, ' Philip; } Stevens, Bobby Jean; SkTVvns, e Mary Francis; Snow. Lary and. e I-arios; Tolhert, Charles; Vi"cint, n Bobby. Jean; William*,. Pauline Wilson, Sara Lee; Williams, Wilhelniena;?Alexander,?Mamie l.ee; ,| Jenkins, Mill's; Kenny, Bill. f" . : ~ " METRO SOCIAL AND e , ART CLUB Georgetown.- ^Misses Margarottq ' M. Wit her spoon and Bertha E. ^ day afternoon. Mar. 5, 19.15. The meeting was called to order ? with the president. Miss Anna Beache presiding- Club song led n bv Miss Anis- Greene; prayer by y Miss Susan Br Avne. The'minU* tes of the past meeting Were read l" and adopted. The house was then "" opened for unfinished business. Af? ter unfinished business the club went into discussion of ne\\* busin ness. TK^ roil railed each-mem' ber responded quickly. A very interesting program was renderedaT}uT fofkrw+ng- mem -X 1 . ? ircia . ill'lJcari'M Mil |lll'gT!""; ;>l I sse>s a A Greene;~0. Parker, C. Ford, G. '* Generette and E. I^awronce. The s report of the Journalist and.Cri" tic. ? --?--0 The hostes served a delicious " course of chicken,^.rice, bread toc coa, fruit nmt/P >?ia and cakes. The I_ 1COJJEge whs enjoyed by al]. Ent-er1L -lain^-for. next meeting.^ lsses^ Ed' 11a Skinner and Margaret to Singleton. Scott, Reporter. IN M KM OK 1A>I o . . ? t Sacred to the memory, of our 0 dear husband and father,' \V111 1 ford Jerome Nelson, who nitercd 0 in'o everlasting list March 12, e It) 24. ' j i, a . . _. Peacefully -hepimr.. it's ting- at last, 1 Life's weary trials and suffering :. past. How much we miss you' in -the home. - '.. Is more than we can say; r At prayer, at meals, at night, at e morn, A We >d:il not know tlv pain you j E?_?- ..bore; We did not think the end was so ! 3 ' near, Wq only know you went away, ^--Birt memories of you will ever r stay. ? Mrs-, Marie B. Nelson, wife, (Miss) Susiemae 'Nelson, daugh ter. ' IN MI^UHMAM ? ? ? . J a ' fh memory of our dear aunt, ; Mrs. B. A. GaitHcr of SparttlTlbu l' g, 1 South Carolina, who departed this ^ I if., M J. ir?rmn =? t V""" Drnr Aunt, How. I mi.^s you As ttirpngh this .world of sorrow I go. * ' , : . But the time shall come some (.ay, When we shall meet- to part no ' more. Mre. Arrie B; Kelly, neice r IN MEMORIAM ; In memory of our devoted moth I er, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, who de< parted this life March 12th, 1922. Remembrance is a golden chain, Death tries to break, hut all in vain,- To have thfr love, and then to nart.. Is the createst sorrow of our ??rhearts. * Godr saw the road was R-ottinpr L.JL'ough, ' The hillswere hard to climb, . IT,e calm'fy closed her loving eyes, And whispered "peace be thine." Mrs. W. R, Bowman, Mrs. E. C. Warley, Mrs. Solomon Guinyard, ! \lr. Willie Jones, children. THE PALMETTO LE AT1E1&? IN MEMORIAM^ In everlasting- memory?of?our Jewtecl husband a"J father, who repm'tbd -this?life March 12th, 193.3."" . >. rv. o years have passed- since that sad day, When one we d'oved was calFefj a way. ? God took him home, it was his will, But in our hearts he is living Still. 4 ; j The tears of sorrow have kept "us broken hearted. Mrs. Annie L. Warley, wife; Mr. Alfonza War ley, Mr. Ben War-ley, Miss Jannie Warley, Mr. E. Warley, Jr., children.' IN MK>'ORIAM ' ln loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Mamie E. Brown, who departed her life MarclT 11, 1928. ' . - We never could have thought, ? (), (>< (1, that she must wither up, Almost before a t.ay was flown, .. Like the morning glory cup. We love you, dear mother, But God loved you best. Your chair stands vacant, That never can be filled A voice we loved is stilled ? A loving one from us has gone, We miss you more as time goes byT IZZ _Z. *? i? We miss your cheerful smiles. Childron: Josie L. Lola, Matilda! Jessie, Florence, Willie and Walter Brown Young- ovn, Husbanu. Ttg^M<K)SL4J.(lH'1' SOCIAL N'F.WS The M. I,. S. CluhAtL Dewev Hill North Charleston, K1\C.?The meeting was held at the?j,esideuce of Sister R. Geathers on March ?>, 1U3S, and was called to order by the president. A song was sung by Sister R. Geather^.-"Rast Me Not O Gentle Saviour;" a wonder -ful?prayer?was mndo by ...Sister Gamble and the scripture lesson was $ead by Sister F. Henry and the Tninutes of- the~4ast - meeting were read and after the roll \v.l< called each member responded briefly. We are 'going to have a part J' en March 10, T.r'.ij at the^ -hot no of Sister . W.?l.embbrighf^ W? hope we will have, a great time. The president' gave us a very fine talk. Nothing more was to bf said so the meeting was brought to a close by .singing. "God he you 'til We meet again." Next meeting will be at the home of Sister Scnlls. Refreshments were sewed by Sister R.JGeathefs. Sis, V. J.oiies._I>res.? .... Sis. B. McFadden, Fin. See. > Sis. S. Gamble. Treas. Mae Glover, Reporter. NORTH CHARLESTON NEWS ?? . - -S. K. B. . The club was highly entertained at tlie home eT^Mr. Isinh- Robinson on "March 0, 19115. ~ The first song was sung by Bro. A. Burns, one enjoyed the singing. Sis. T. Burns led the club in frrayer. After the opening fhe meeting, was opened for business; first the roll was called and each member responded briefly. Next the iuinutes ?H?WAX:?mil-mi^ wi-ii- i vi\\i, igctceived and daopted. The club Iras iil:intiod a thirty to bp at the horne' of Mr., A. Burns on March 25, '35 -Everybody i-- invited to att end with us. Nothing else was said and the meeting was brought to a close by singing "Take the name of Jesus with you," next meeting will be at the home of Bro. Chas. ~Mi'ddleton on MarcTTTH, After the meeting a delicious course was served, which was enjoyed by alL. ... . ' ' Serena Abraham, Reporter. ROYAI. SIX WINS FROM CLINTON CqLLEGE 8-2 By Edie (West) Brown "Chester, Feb, 11.?That, fast, undefeated, girls' basketball team added another victory to their list last Wednesday. They went to Rock Hill and beat a high pyimed Clinton College team, 8-2. " The Finle.v High girls couldn't get to clicking right. Due to some timei.. u.J ?u~ tu?* miy h? ?+??> >- .v."L>;. whistle got. the majority of deci^toriK. 1?StfH?Htt?Royal?fn*?wno libit* to make a good pile of so ores. Bradford, that star forward flf Finley made all points,, flurham made the lone tally for Clinton, a goal. from tho field. Out of seiVen games no team has scored over, seven points on the Royal Six. It seems like the 1 incky.. seven. I think the. girls are going to S. C. State College for the tournament. So far there is only one game on book for the remainder of the season. Shove over girls. The basket ball team is marching up. . ? ? ? i - SPA RTVN'BC RG Another beautiful party and one , of the most outstanding events in 1 the social worl(J. \fras the "Guest. Birthday Party," of Mrs. Nina W. Littlejohn, 218 N. Dean St.-,-Spartanburg, S. C. Thuruduy evening of^this week. Mrs/Littlejohn proved a charm ing hostess with her bright, stinny smiles, and graceful charms, as she greeted her guiests on their arrival assisted by Miss Harriett Dawkins. Fifty-five guests were registered by Mrs. A. B. McWhirter. The^gifts, which were many * I useful and beautiful, were recoiv- j* ed by Airs. Marion Llittlejohu. ?Ale ^?i1ru.cc?W al Uer?oik! A1 >* i Jessie Al. Davenport onti'-rtalwd ' Villi .music iur those wishing t. <1 a lice.. , The rooms tliroughoift t-he' hona were beautifully decorated will;- > llowers, pink and white snapdragons, vaces ol American lieauty -roses and?other??ilowei>.. it^andlee, pink, green-and whin, clustered about in groups to mark tlfe forerunner of the "(luosing JContest," of her age, added inoie beauty to this smart allair." These candles wore all placed, ni. a lovely center-table in the cw.y. parlor in groups ol tv,< - t In "Ttve's etc, to?represent .number?, piid every one desiring to gu?-.?s the age, was a.'ked to register their name ami age with M-t-r. A. B. MoWhirter, the lucky "lie tu receive a prize. Miss Bertha. L. Rivers was asked to present the prize to Mrs. LTucinda dphnsQft .w ho guessed the correct age, whi h was *5fr-yi*s. . To the lucky guess or, ar.rf~ to the lady of the evening, the ' guests- contribute^ congratulation^ [ and happy returns of. the day. At' the close of the contrast, the . door to the dining room was 'thrown open, and another delightful scene met the eves of all on - sent- Lighted candles, and pink -rose?buds -decorated tin- I the center of the table was the DiithihmjTrkp nrr which were -small _ andles. At one end ol' the table stood Mrs.' Viola Garrett serving punch. The guests served tin inselves t77 the art her alelicachj.- that made up a very elaborate - and toothsome - buffet ltinche< n. Cake and ere'iin were served by Mo: - dames Willie Duffy, Louise Brown' and Mary Drummonds. Toms The hostess with I lie a~si-i..n.-e " -of Mrs,?Alice Graiir liirhted the- f t>ii-t tii!:iy eake candles aid oveiv _ one present witnessed the blowing oust of the same, acqliiring tlnve efforts to do'so. Then she etTTTlie" " cake an gave each gues^ a sli e to carry homfc-with them. ? Mi'i Littlejuhn, the?husband <>.[_ . tht^dvaimv lady, one of the oldestami best* known 'barbers in tInstate, enjoynijilso^T-itjputation.;.of being a perfect host himselfr?-U^ assured all a'cordial welcome, and evening was., over, and each one loft paying compliments"to the an-. " nfversarv ,J , *V Social News _Mis^ Sarah Mae. Wheeler-was1. hostess to the Buoilla Art an7CSh~ _ eial Club Friday evening, Match 8th. Bridge was the game of the evciting. Tables vAero rfjttra't rvolv arranged in the living and dinirrg . rooms. Tim hostess . passed the allies und-enoh peevoiy found thenplace. Five changes were played . after which three attractive prtzsalad course was served. Golden datfadils worA?used profusely in derivation, and made a most attractive setting. As a riimax to the delight fully planned evening1 several ladies1 and 'entleme.n from Greenville. Gaifney and Spartanburg CHmo'in aid joined the group in dancing. Prof. Milt<>h TT. 1Jarris, principrf! " of Carrier Street 8 liool plaits t > go to Columbia this, week to attend th'o Teacher-1 ? 1 t ? !-i< c. T Several members of - ih'F'Farri'iC.' Street faculty plan to go also. Tf I R-CGS'M OPOLITVNS Georgetown. S. C.^-Thc. ('O: "politan Social and Dramatic C'nb'Ts holding its regular weekly meet ntf each" week.--" &On last Wednesday night at the ; home of Mr. .Nathaniel Nelson, .Mr. j Nelson anu Mr. Albert King very I pleasingly entertained the mom- I bers ahd visitors of the club. Mr. Poinsctte .(our pros if 'called Tlv irreoting to .order promoe-i i>. c.-m Tt,? ..1 .,iv...v.v r was-sung, led by Mr. C, S. Browne j Prayer by Mr. Johnnie Lee 'Browne ! New ani old business were brlvflv j transacted. The Chairman of the program committee presented a Very <>?! program. The balance of the eve- j ning was spent in playing whist and bridge. The hosts servd ' mashed potatoes. macaroni, green ..pens, fti d chicken, Russian tea, jello .with whipped cream, rakes and candy. Mi'. John D. McQueen our secretary ' arid Mr. 'ilanlel fLamb speijt jast \yCe1<^bn I at M.vriV Beach visiting relatives and TrIend^"7 They "reported .'iTP'CnJ'w- ? -ablO' trip ' w Mr John Harrell. Jr. our A-st. ? Sec. n<I Star Orchestra entertainet had nji. engago merit Friday, nite r(if't 'w' it^cluh dahre of (hi* city.? He is known' as the Hot, Shot from Harlem. An<] ho i* plenty. hot too. The Ovmo Club is loo.king frt'th for a bij* nitrht. of entertainment on next meeting night. when,. we will be entertaine.' by Messrs^. L. Poinsettc and R. . Rutledge. At the home of Mr. and Mr*. Frankio Runmore. llighmnrket St. A very entertaining1 program is planned. COLUMBIA Has qualified and Is now tf under the plan developed i lumbia University and .ape ical Association. Ask yOilir 'v-. 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I'll: l"au ii .<1 y.i! it x t T; v W.hY.-i :rt' ~ 7 (Misters' . YN i.\ es A'.linnet " Tt.t- M": t AY - A!:. s f.fi nt'ftinjr I: ti>.' Jiau.r- ??f*r>*? m. }?. ~~ ll'j<! m, ?+?^y- ?4-^Vi. -Tim* op.' fling < >: > .hi ted by tin- ehajii-an:. Th intr ,om\ j v>? it- -n mor.th. all f" tr I - t [ II-?-f I 'I h" ' I * 11t~"??1'':: '?< I'1 ? .V.-tJ." Il'.'in- f v '? : I !t: " hatwas !> flu- A 1: ;.i '< > . W: Howard Auditorinfn, M; 1'h. was n htW i r ; it:. '. I:t n'onoy is- in a little; al? ?17.00 will he realized thv- uvle-v'.i.. ?!* j-a; ;paias.-.-i.>?- fid-. nv;.:.'" .:n. : A:n-?*iit ?! ' iitu.!.;y, "Tr.cr C( ontimud ?>??page?*> > ' ' Shea!y\s Garage MsN1.U A I ATTO U I I'M 111 N 11 ; ? l>av \nd Night \\ IM ( KJ'.U SKKVK 1. IK I-?. 1012 Washington St. Phonos: Da\ ''.-"i'.'s ; Nk H 7-'2 I Sturkie Fur'riiture Go. - IK hMK OF UAIKi'A KN < W hen yon *unt I'm nLl.i.i. sve us.. We sell Now and I -ori J .m .'tit tiro I ;o>h- or- t'redit V 4ps?ll dot. n l>a\mint gets whjjt >op wjr), We -Uitv Fash tnr Mod l-ri"rn'':ro-. Phono -2122A -? 1 ggL.lih.nJli.,, s;. : ixttk : i Chevrolet Co. ih vk thh uls4 ?~ ^? I seel Car Bargains! sj:i; tiikm bkfokk >oi-ni v 19 2 1 M A I N S t. Let L,'s Serve } ou* V\ WJiRLY KI. \ L L> I ATI: rND . INVESTMENT Co. S.MAI.I. LOANS AHrnetive Homes: For Kr.ntI*??r Sale 2<?2tl Taylor St. . I'fioiu- 23117 S ? ^ uUl^UiwC, -1i e. . ?? A. i*. l;"i< :pv;; _ - L. 11.-.. _ * ^ Ass t^1 i". all-i ,1 reus.' . Let I s lie/ one of the .'i thai eslimaU- up* your Honu I.nan Work. IT Artisans ( ontrvu'liii^ .Company l'hunes 31ST?S"i3."j. Ihis Company is represented by .1. W. Beachuni and K. (?. Hapood WHEN IN NLKIL OFJA'dOJ*Ul"AM MM) Sl lv W . K7 HOW M AN, 1 .'.23 lluiden SI. " KEASNOAHI.I Sell by Cord or any .-mailer ~ quunity. ^rr: ?v FOR REAL COAL SERVICE . And, Phone 4311 I II A M ILTOX'S I Diamonds & Watches M EASY CREDIT TERMS ' 1f?U MAIN ST. Open All Night?24 jjour Service | Save your nickle? ami dime*?wwI-H come up to see us sojnetime Whilt; in "Columbia visit the Elks' Beer Garden! :u -LtJNCi 1E?> NETTE H 1109', WASHINGTON STREET I II. Mutfy, Prop. Phone 668f I ? '"i ^1???