The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 14, 1935, Page Page 8, Image 8
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i"ADD-A-CMAKT"W
J FOR ME-I USE f
Jj Essolube
i SOME OF THE RIG I'lCTl RES
COMING TO THE
f' ..CAKOLINA THEATRE
?
STARTS MONDAY
"(VII. OF THE Mll.D"
with ,
CLARK G-AllI.lv?LORKTXA
YOING a turf JACK* OAK IE
/ ?>*. r- ;
' .. . SAT,. Sivi'T. 21ST. ~
, ' on the stage
MAJOR BOWKS AAIATKLK
SHOW?on the Screen "IT
S AL SM ALL WORLD"
with SI'KNVKU TRACY
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. ,rANI) TH ESE COM INC
"ACCENT ON V.UI'Til"
? T-; ?W+t4? :?
SY I, VIA SI 1 >N E\ I11: H BERT
MA liS HA IX
4 i i * ;i h
JANET d AYNOR?llENRY
FONDA
* r in
"FARMER TAKES \ WIFE"
? o . - .
"BIO BROADC \ST OF
_ with
Binn Crosby?Bill Robinson
Tmos"N' Andy?Jaeh Oakic
Burns & 'Allen?Many Others
(i ?
CJ. A I' DKTTK COl.BKRT
in
"SUK .MARRIFD IIKR ROSS"
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\V I L L It OH K R S
_________?ailli
1511,1. ROBINSON in.
"IX ()L1> KKNTlU'K V
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watch for OTiniH i;k;
.. HITS
BKACLAH A. M. K. Mil R< II
ttsi L. C. MiUlull. Rust or ? ?
Our Sunday .<? !??>..I ua- ? ; < m- <
at its usual hour with the Supt. in
charge. The his son was taken
I'l iiin ' t hi-?K.i. r, ui - < t"i ii
SOn was wni) :?
~ Mrs.?I.. H tlth'u.. Mr-1,.?hh?It .ddy.
and -Mr. Italy .Mi Fa.hi'n. o
lesson was Won'devt ullv^ Vo ..
by our Sup:.. lb-vf- A.- !'! '
Visitors: Mi". W* M. M .
and his family- and Mrs. < .
Buf'roujjii.'aiiil her. .1
these wire fio.i; lib kory'< i.
' M. K. Church all.: A'-ii'a:..': . a.
his t'aijtiiyV the' i>??r. r.ei of M . A'.
Dan/.el. - A mount j uiie.-i- ; 1.'Jo.
About fitJ-'TM iVi-ek- y.r a \
Key. L. < .UitcheH, p'o'ai;:. '
wonderful sermon, to*..cMt.tr ,
hearts of evei y t j^ci-liur. R>
preaching lte?. yueh.'IF tHoly
Saefeiii1'lit .it -i ' ou.io .
had exiv rienev im etinjr- w.aieh v. a
a IlalhiVwu^e.
j* i 111o jjum wwt'iv
meeting. What a yfrvi ..s TTTt*
ir.jr; th'-re .wciy !tv convert s v.
Avert*-%\11K l{Vil'l. i),' .Mis- M.' !-.
Redden, .Mis-"U. Rod.ion. Mr. M
A. Buiyess. Miss K..'f?and>i?Miss
M. S" ! uluaf. .1; .i of thi
testified yi'slcf.av aui t..< k it,"
; holy communion. A*!l < f these
younpr Christians weiy feihtw.-hip
ed into the church. \V?- T'
Christian part oT lh iiti'nh A. M
E. Church we fit. down' in prayer
. for our wi.ml' rtui ,-otlls that
gained in the pn-t revival meet
Amount collected yestetd y it a
$40.05.
There was a silver t n \\k d> , .
day given at our c' urch hv MiE.
BurtfosS Mrs. E. Redden an.
Mrs. I,.-Redden, raised * In; 11 n111
* of four dollars and til'tv cert
.($4.50).
Total aincmi' for 1 he < '.t ire d' \'
is $45.S1. What a glori'1? *>' tim?
we -wt* fiati tnis""-pa-th' week. ah~
fti'o troinjr to do the s-ame'thing at
St. Mary M. E. ChurCh
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. SENECA fcOSSIF*
C. Ik and R. W.
We are very sorry to know that
Mrs. Li Rip Watson < .,,1,.,.
son Hospital, The hope is that
she will soon ho able to come home.
Rev. J. D. Hicks pastor of flb'enezer
Baptist Church, has returned.
from Washington^ I), C.. where"
.be attended the National Baptist
I Convention. Hp. reports a pleasant
trip. . s .
Mr. Edgar ferry a well known
taxi driver of Seneca was1 wounded
Sunday night by two robbers
several miles from here. Ho wa*robbed
of seventeen dollars and
shot in each h g. The men escaped
\yith the money and also his
. car. Mr. Terry .is well known in'
Seneca. He js a daecon of Ebtnezej
Baptist Church. We hope
~ he "will soon be able to be out again.
Miss Ruth Benson of Asheville,
* N; C. was the guest of Miss Mary
Sloan Sunday, Sept. 8.
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VoACII lUVKRO LOOKS 1-ofJ
KKIM.At KM KNTK I'OK r.KKOKN
AMIVVAirO
<'!i(.'<frr:?Rttt?-l!:i'm?Ltt*?' "-I'nt iy-intri
fi rid wit.h llic ii!:i;.snf (\?sn-h
ijlivoro in his "eil'ort*. -t,<> ,K-.X 1?i-othor
a satiHJ'aeteiy lir.e. oliveU-;
i aiiiii'hi'i\vi re ?i!!?. ?! '
IJivt td wa- oiiahl. ti? hav? his men
appear in uniform until Sipfeni.-'
t)'~V 7'1u The ri,:ich,,s are coHlt'onte<i
.with, the L-rjfnlitii" task of ini
envintf t a letrfPv-rPidUee ^u?-*Jr -stars'I
and "P.us" I'.ir^eii. Ali'C. I. A.!A. '
Center f? rtwoyenrs. ''Pa! e" Vt ney.
yiant errriv?i, "Tiek" .('i>U?m:in.
i liable i;:i:irt i -hark. (h in l'W.ini.
star halt'h'aek- from- Norfolk, \ a.,and
Watts. star ofal.nf !:? .y.ars
eleven! all lost hy eTaduation.
? I iKiep ??n -4-tft-ftv ei ^ &T
Front-lii.'t I Squad
_ Altir nvii the _ a' -K'i>- ; av
U'on' 'est hire Iv hv iriadilatinn.
' -lliu-.-tfoiieU,4iniL>..id.- sound rois.-ini;
many a jflit i;'il :'a>" s.' hirtr< I v due
to ill li.eihiii.ty 1 n-a>e 'of Fneul'ty
.se,l.i"Isi-t ie sti-itiyenry. .\iii"iii
those )>,< .are l-'ui-o!'. nr.d H. Tay'
It .ha- y:-1 K- i f: 'learile ! tliat.
:: ! (v;. i;\ Vo.ro
t"i Ih-r-. 1.1 I.; r! has
a!-' > I' ui ;MIT mi'li i ill.' ]?'io nl^
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a' a* 1 1 t . a. tlas !i s{
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!- altlT ? . ? a-air'.; t!a IJ.'X
iiri'. y }!!: ':>?. < !;)i i
inat*. i ia'! t'aat i< trki-!y
t" m. ? . i vita !j- :'<ti<- sta-'.n' i>
fay,si'lvano- i iin-ir, '. ? 11. l'f-v.-n.
.(J-Jthviv. I"., Hi',. V }
t'l Vet:. S. JS. .l"hil.yS) jV. , | :K
Now Mitt of I luyiiaiu ("alihro
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v'~ jiir.v };a,l
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h<a<l< i uvain f- t v! ? * ' ";
l^naki-v ( t y .! ?i -. . u \\ i ai.it k'
..a i:,,\> i,i;. !-v >.
Mary I!ai!ari. ')" i:;?n riy in-?:'' r. a'.
\V si \ by;!.in State. :t:: : tv iLT
:.a Tin'. a < ' 1 :<.. c .:n ii )i b?hlr"
17TTT. Miii-: !y a s' a r at. Wilt . rt'o'rrr.?'T'-v-r
twn .team- areto
give such <-??ii>i?t-i it !??? ;?ij5??
lit si ytiiiif- I a?'?f; us will
give all maU'i 'a! a r?-a! trial. In
. --art Ihi. I.i 11 i ru la arc Imp li,'.;
fin- pretty siitl" ?iju?" iti'?n avui'-st
teams i?la> i,ii^ui> t< .:att? !* "ti?>ll.
fiia-nnu-Ti a-. h euavk s Mallard
atid Jim - iiu * ht n - njiitr' up
"iit-tan .ill// hi^ti._-.-rho.il tats fur
their tlt.'vcns ami liavc'ac'tuainted
- t henr'elv s?v.1;' h 1 ?livst '.in?foilatc
f??' tbtlll faetic- by - umnter.
-rhool work. Anioiur 11sr o,:t-tandina'
opponents or the J,ioi\ seho-'
dtil" arc ATrynTkji I'ni'.iT l"'rriv< rsi-M
iv. I la uvpt - n lit til ito. .Muitran
Col!yg< . .\. W T. Cull- re. ami Howard
fnivvr.-i! y. Tin lir-t inter-.
" c'ollnriate hurdle finds I.ipeuln op'pnsintr
Virginia t'r.ion I'.niversiiv
i?a.a.i ? " ' '
11? inv r>.
ROCK IIll.l. \ I:\\ s
Miss Until K. Wriirht of Hpartam,
lnii(ift has | l11 1! > ? t? < I t re-nine
her school work in the.1 WeM-Knd
j School, W.lltTt' : ll J'1.7- SeJ'Vcd for
several years, aft' r two' weeks*
J visifinir her niece and sister-in-law
j Mrs, Minnie Wriirht in New York
City. While in N. V. Mi>s Wright
visited- r lathi in Newark, N. -J..j
! and upon lior return she reported
a very pleasant. trip. She sperr 'j
two days with mother and sister 'in D.
C. ' ' j
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Mils] SA11AII TUTXTXS T O
SPEAK AT ST. M KE S SERVICE
LliACl'E, SI NDVY AT
6:00 O'CLOCK ' "l
All of our friends who attended
the'speeial program on the \hird
.Sunday- in August still remember
the splendid address, on the subject,
-"Build ingA'by Mrs. Ruth
Neal of 1st Calvary Bapitst Church
anil will tell you that they enjoyed
the p.royrani m'd wore benefitted.
-?Another-of t'hoso~piWramHlias
been arranged for this third Sundav.
September 15. and the guest
sneaker is 'Mrs. Sarah -EttHins ?of
iJcthel A. M. E. Church, Come out
and hear tlrr^e" Trph,ndid~atMreie? Sby
our own able Christian women.
The Young People's f^ervire
League of St. Luke's Episcopal
Church cordially invites you and
your friends to these-spcchib ser,
vices. I)o not 'forget the' time.
G: 00 o'clock p.m., Sunday, S'*pt.
M. ^. ! '
WOODIU TF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. /.ion Church
RcV. J. R I.. Mien, I'asf??jp_ ;
Sunday., school opened at the t:sual
h-ii|-. witli Supt. and all tiac-Jiors
at their post of duty. Sun?
ilny ..nhn..) lniur,.K- nfl?i.| .jy
Several visitors wmesent. Til"
revival which 'began Sunday }progressing
nicelv.
. Prof, J.. M. Fo.-:t< r of Adu-vilk ,
is tin- gui st. of 'tis ni'ithyv.
Mrs. Chestinc Foster and Mr. ami
rMrs. I.aw Wilburn. t
. Afi c AlV : it-.. ' -
tvui. D. and Miss TCli/.a Vark>
uf 'Cohmtl?m4-are the truest s <.f tdicit
"1 nii i ll.".-;?M-U,?and Mrs. Hiram
Mr. amL^lVs. Th>rald Al"vatn!? '.
Mrs*. l.iWit Whittotihrrir. i^Iv. -At 'bur
Wilhut.tr nil ct'-rXM. '\
'v>erj vi? j< ;>
here Sunday.
Rev. .\. \V. Williams" < f R<<. !.
lliii. S. is fuiiiliKtiiiK a revivalat
Trinity A. M. "E. /Ion Churrh '
this week. We arc always .e;l:i ? tn j
,l.uve. oiir 'e^S-paslcir with 'lis. J
Wt aiv -diiy tu fci'C! t i.'u j- ] >: i - tor
i?. jtijr '"ItiilfspoVci. tT.i- w > hi.'
We .liyj'.e III* 'Ail' ; ? * he,'t'? c-ic.-y
fmh "? r. '. . '
Atttr^A:VH .V
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lliinoii'd Willi Reel-piioii' ..I
W'dinshpi" .Mi.* and. Aii1.' I'. !:. |
?E?l*i ay were ! ?. , ?> . . l,,i t?
a <.< . -Men ;;y
11... i cir. y : . ' 'I
'.x'11 >11> i m'.'.J.'j: i - c-n - i.v. .
" Mr. and. XI.-. ' I . ' .1,
i' in- iri.i'i-"! i-~ i < . : '> ?>% i> r .
" v.Ti /V ;i ,.v forlm
' ,.0-tW.v fail 11 -. v<? t -- :i.I i '
i'j'lft- v. i i'i" 11- ! :ir..:a'. .1: .iiiiim'v
l'iaui' an: ia>li" inn- u- r.* ...
a Jm laaKc rvii.inu ??, pvai
<-i v 1a!?li'.
A . i?'.. t :.v.A;
Vivjinf arvW *-. ;!??* \ rV<
I'll, i- \\ I.". V.'a.t r. an I
a;I. i' .? n i - Ma ; ! .' I'
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Kli'-i- I'fmy an ' .Mi;. !.. XT 15 .rf.
?,-r.v 'I'ii" ?'..i'i1'"' t 1 11; a i:?
aM i: -.ri ai.<I al;'a- ail'., t ? ;
.t-.p .pi i >.iit an; \\h?? wiio
;>'.? ! l'?& ;ii>an . ... ..
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t'nL.T-'.iiia.. lour 'laay',it r . ... .Mi>.
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V.. N." .1.' ' \\ %. ' :: - *. Ml--'. M.
Vi; . | til Coin >l> a: aiai -!i' M-'"..
V M.IK i f-i' Ka.; 'ji'.Vi-. S. t\v>
brotKar.s, Mr. !'.. 1W.H of F.a-t.>M-r,
S. <\ an.I Mr., l/tk*--. I'ntv I.
f i.'iuniKia; a h "I <rl .' r n-Iaiv.
> amP'Tni-!!'!-. ? 1?I
I'fio.i ! a.- K-f' ' I t i. -Kmo. |
A ii... ? .MCi' 'o ji.'.I:-: on.
M; v V>'( !!.? t ;.M :
> j, M.t.- jj-r a' -I .i a1 I ay.
KK'ITRX FROM VACATION
--I-mX .' if I .r.''n i ; '.n:
ice. i\ i <;t uj'ivi .J. .) tmu-Lli?.:.! . ^iiuLiuii
N , N' | 'A -lii?'ij. ! ' O.
VIITU K _ j
Th 'y'VY:-' - f .!?
/f '/.i'>n Iiaptist^ClTuTrh ls--irivinif
a trip HVound tin- Wfnhi, S < \
JMh. Von i rt' invited t >
and go with us. .tAc round
l'lc nlxVffroMinen'T
Miss Amu- K. Gartjck is hi nit'.
a't'A spending a very pleasant \* New
York City.
THIS PALMETTO LEADER
-PROF. AM) M Hfl.--K?L* I IM.lvVKN
JOY TRIP TO I IU*:
NATION'S CAPITAL
Wa-himrtott, I>. C.
August 28, _193j5
Editor The Palmetto I.iader,
Here we are. (Mr.. Kinlcy and I),
in the nations eaijital city, having
attend d the Inter national meet
Representatives are here from all
nVcr Lhe muntry* with a fe\v frcrm
"Can a?hi. rm~rn^ soFsinn ivn<?a
joint n'uetinir hel l at (Sum* .tt *
SiiiopT *T>mliTTria ? THTti ATRt ~ItV
Street;*. There we listejpd iu
speeches from many prominent
speakers, at tlf close of which the"
woiiu 11 ment.to {lie. places of their
tneet.imrs, ' Tlie I'm. tern. Stars held
their meetings m"l.inroln-Onjrreea'ional
T^niple. 11th and. K Sts.
After the openin 'w hich was beautifully
dope hy?-Mis from 1).
t'ni Internatief .1 > l'u?rs then look
In places;, i :
(Iiajlil Conuueti A t was ask-'d t-o?
ia.>ai|vy (Fiat staAui. hatch mectmcr
ivii.J ItiteVc- r~T*rn~d faff .o.f..
lofulness. .'1'i'.'a-r was served
'h'"-.v itt~-the 1 A, it: "IT v? t vme
'-.as' fritttidlj; a- ' - .one! aiixioti*
f. hecAiiie nc>-"':i<t;t i-l with each*
r '.V " , :
ri!. as f; it ~ W, jw l e hotii
:-d with the'"""~~~ rmnrfty
v.no ?' r.. in ihi
'iintiy. F11i?- -r-- * rnTrr^y _ 100.years
ami \n iv A tar was.;
> ; t la ctinvT y -f ti' t'ir Tomjilo
r iu w;\s !. V.. Tlia m!k>i
' r.-raplr r t<)"K = H< t'.fpf's-uH
toivt of tliv T . ' I' , and s!u>-??t
tlie ts-ntfi. ."Monday liiirht?uii?Iniirlit
w< '.liido i % Oyaulij.
I I-.int?1n Then- ~
;;i:n t fn P. ~?Ui-.v. a Hi:irvi;I -
At tla * . f the Sy-sibn
Tar. day atTl'i n . r a pecisTllj? pivt
-a? t <l dir.ntT ' ! 1 la1 ollit lal
A.jitd and all *!';. " rs ai i!rinl{- .
Ipw r?m, Mary: sp-;. IJ 'inilrs away. I
A iFiartt'ivd ! ? tit sidy. .fpt 1
;i!j !". ;>!) v.T a I??\ t Ty I rip- it,
v .1-: i no. ' " preparoti- ny-r
a -|<il!l'i:l c-ah >. . ! served liy t; - .
.rind aial clilt \\ ait ivss? s ili.
pal. yJ't'Cill Wij.- '"IP t hat I
vr wiil 1??nu 'i i. Si Vfia-j . i
i-f .ifsi's made | \ :,i - nr. al, anil t
.. . i i.> 1 ilii 111 knowing <
v. liat l.ln'-y wc: ' a tTio fasts was |
...ho ?atisl'ar'. ' ; "t- til- saino.
* tII ... . wain fi was tho ]
i-i ?->i?day.--*??? n iuul in-. _
"i' '' 'I i i>j. r i i I " an ii ii I ]
a.r intons'y ' I la'oi national
<i and A>s<>ria 1 ? it<!\i> t t oss.' M rs. i
Matni Wrijrh: -and .Mi-. F. 1),
V<', ,}<lC ..,i' S|(.. i !?.;rtr, xvoiv pre- j
al all i.. 11!*_ .-,. ..-yrvcd mi
("i PTTTiTiTtoo?"rrv ~ r'~lr active -parrs'-,
i ;i.! * ti'isin r . d.vie wi re happy
p. I?i- toj*> their*' A! 1 <! ;' as uijoyod
"and- \> ;u i- u: d of' our pew |ir- '
A. pi ! la I'liaa vies d. wo ? ? airun
! -.in V.'aJi fty-toti a- t<>
- riaiiriioth aMilvfi'O'-taoiilsii" i
pltiil lo i .' I' i.,-...i;jk?.?^*b]r 11?'fi' .k j
~ r~ \1* .? i'm'M?
, .. ,*: ...
>f il i s v a Wi'ii t:i:> aut i! i.l r
.-. !! a: ? ra": >1 v-it/that we. ']
t a '* ,;11~- "il ill (his hi irf writeup.
: ; can -ay how i-. that '
V ' . IA 1 U'l V-V. li. 1 e 4
<111'.i! J.a -i i ll il) .aii.!..w-.- w ill lo
. ! " a; air.. 1' ' was /won.'
?iei.!'i.r !w- :'le- lu-l!! Mi. Finhy.
a'a 1 : ' i.vill'i at .ill'- plea.-ant
ah.! 'Mrs. U. A. 1
el ! ii';. . n si ; !<><U, to M I'.tuul
Mrs. M..: : Worthy, i nvrly.of
?' -' . I. es are t'rnrivf'ljai' le.-l
!" . .. ;V.VI file i naVeir.ill- '
i'i I'l < laiiMi i my,
i>i;y. ' :* . Worthy* art* <l<>:n^
v.< !! TTi ; i a I'.onVc t' fmn^hino"
.Mr-. 11-' \V. Hrawloy v.ith h? r
.-tsi/'C.r ' dear litflo ><?n, Cart
.i ]I. : n. t<?. tlie* Zoolfuriml
Park'an* : a moo h-nv 1 i<i? in
t ht-i t ! r~s Hazel Worthy t???k
tiy a ' street. c ar Mr.
* 'a" 1 .. V."..rt'Ivy \vlYn kit-"".a ear
v.? l?a. i % mess wjts quite- busy
ail ' U- ?.; fTTTThe niykt < ?'' the
' iV<? .fie ].cutis' t?> tho
violin-:-. I it is interestiiijr to
1 vir v . time h lfa ! tfi-ttiwv".
liifi. ; i-iiiwds. Mr. ami
alo alway-- 'triad to
? ' ; ?,()'ir fin.nl nmL.
'( >. M r. Mrs.- Smith < '-as-ell
?t?- ad to us airk made- us
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a* ! v.'V, , - \vi!'c- and lu-r dauyh
. ai-jurie rums, and my
in Iitn-v. i?_nrci-;?I'rnf: Win. "
1?i >i 11 ;?. hiM ..of lYtelshury.
Yn.. v ade up a party that visited
t-.'a IV :. aii nf Kfijrravintr a'nd'
- ..'I . I- u' v I* :
Sin:: made. We J?lS?? Vi>it' I
tie . mus and the Washinir.tnn
;M".. ! '"it. After-group?up?
in th < at()) ', the entire party
walked ili.y. u, and we olde r ones
w? r ?.?- ! i nmigh aft< r such a'
i'eat., Mi j. Cassoll is the mother
' i' Mi* Kv'errtta Sims who teach- .
' < i1?.\V. Srh()'^ in Columbia,
I jorie Sim- who used to he in Chesl
r. '!' i latter two are now sluri
dei;!:- a: H ward I". We attended
' line 11 - : r.d he ard, some of the
iiatur- - i....ak**fjMrs. I.ula Niles,'
fmiu'iiy Columbia. has a first
| ida";"(;af"t i ia c?n 11th St. .Many
I aj?[?meals \v( ate there and
-lie slay- busy with her many eusj-ioun
\viu_ vm-ji?nitu and.
i w.-' iip1business there.. Mr.
Whitney' is lv r helper- with the
e<> 'kihy. ITi the Bureau o7 Kn- ,
irraviipr we wen? happy to s< e one ,
of ( 'teste. V (Iftf fir Is who used to
1. Miss (iencva Henry. She- has
ilieW 11>11 j' h in the Trr.rr.iry Dipt.
-fci- more than IT years. She is1,
the daily!,t( r of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
LHenry who live with h(i\ She is
' married and has two lovely little
Kiris. Mr. Ben McGhee, formerly
'of JT ifHv- us i> entrie >\ ?
a taxi-on Sunday afternoon, fDr..
Lorain-Jones invited us for a jiip
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H" We art- ready for school opening
H - to Wear, Shoos; Hoxe, Toilet
both Hoys and (-.itIsi. also yi
hj - Shop al Silver's and >oi
groat saving
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Fountain I'ttiv. I*si|>cr " <
incuts,. Water Coibrs, ?'
you need in school static
< the beach-. anil Mr. I.eniu'l Blake
hint;- to lake us for a" ride, but
thc.r engagements- prevented ae;-eptanef'.
Lots of old Gh'estu*
i'j-it nds we have "greeted here as.
sell a- friends ami?relatives from ^'ire'una.'
Mr. FihTev will K-mainli'ere
this week in attendance at
Lho Klks, National meeting but I
hall en to my In me in litctfflwnd,?
\ irginia an 1\.;\"isit my. sister and
other a day <jr so.Jhen to Peterson*
-V?t, 'io visit?niy i-ist. r and
'I I., t U'-1 i he .lay hex I U'e' k.^
We-had a lovely .niotor from Chester
to Puershurg: \Ye~~hnpe~to~
t:oe t]v. i .-tu.n ifip wit i no eai 1
: rotihle. ? ' ?
The Palmetto Leader'is enjoy<T.
up here, and Ps dike a visitor 1
r.via lioihe.
C. M. FLXLKY. _
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INSTITI'TE
Continued from page 1
. amount of care will increase
1 ,11.iii 1.1' Hoc ei s.?That in nl
> inly deiei ihiih d because tile hllds
t ;dr a \ 1'(Jih.-4 in-tlu* huUw,
I lilt, the > ize'-ol' the (lower depends j
iaraelly i?n tlio size of tile bull),
thus, lar'pe heavy. bulbs yvill pivo
i.ii blooms. small bulbs. will piVO
mail ! looms. I'liP, is tli. ? ' a'son '
iw.ialb- ,;m e .rlnsMiied ami why
prices vary to size*.- t
A poo.i panliu m rl is'prefered
i ytl.o iiia'i.iority of the-bulbs. I
r.y a pood pardon soil I mean a
well drain (1 loam Soil. A heavy
\ :I M be' av< idol. A I
aivtly biain will pive pood results!
The '.luo-t iivportapt . factor how-'
i Ver is drainapo. IJulbs do not
!ik( wot 'foot when planted in soil.
Ni.vor plaoe bulbs in leontaet
b 1 ' t . . I . ! ; ! iL ' 1 _ |
ff.t-liis. is iloi.o. *the bulbs.will rot,
I'ian the fertilized in the bottom
rf the hole tlun a layer of soil
; h" 11 the bulb.' |
Always place the btilb w'itll th''
point.d i ial ir the sproutiner end
Snowdrops should he planted;
iVc. jn !w<. Cim'iis Hiiee inches,.
V<i?lil-s and various Narcissus
ix ir.che at. 1 Tulips' i. . - I
' , deep. * ' . . _ '
\\ qmiI iblti's, hone ineal-are the
he.st fertilize rs to'<r?e. Well rotted
Cable nnuvun' worked into the
or used as a top dressing in
the winter will al'.-o give good re-;i
11 . Avoid using strong:; nitrogenous
fertilizers. .
-?l-'or indoor vulture.?plant?t-heI
ml I is in nans or )?"ts ?ix or eight
inches, I'livee erusht d -rocks, gra
! ?? ? !' - in Ittstuim ? .??: <1 '
age. He sure tin re are holes in
i lie bottom. Place in the soil, then
t the hull), so the nose or tip is
i1 mosi to the top of J he container.
Cover with soil and paek firmly
mound and ahpve the hull/. Water
thoroughly. l'Faeo in a cool* dafk
place. Some people lurry the pots
in tie erounfT"until the time for
tinir removal indoors. Others put
'..-i .: i v-l -. :i . iiro? it t i i
'growrng. period, lor this isv.
hat it is. depen Is- on. the kind- of
int- ii-ed. 'I hroe we* ks will do
or Paper. White narcissus, six
w.cks for Itoman hyacinths, Tulips,
otlnr narcissus-Dutch hyaein.i?~
(te. in'd.a longer time; from
Ul'nlvn O, U'ivO.,.?i
\\ hen the time fptvpoot forma:
ion is rcaclud. bring the pots indoor
and gradually expose to the
~' n; m'u ;ih<I h'jit. At least' a
wyok" should past before exposing
to (lie lull sunlight. I"*" '~
P. C. LANE.
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Robert .T. Reynolds and'
family wish In thank the many
friends for their ears, beautiful
floral offerings, many expressions
of sympathy and deeds of kindness,
shown us during the illness and
death of Mrs. Robert J. ReyfioTtTsT
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nieiiritn jifnpl...'" j
.Mis. JviUKes . id that shO wa '<
pupal to island belulv tktf dele- .
'- a.es t,- tie C??n\< :. i>e 1 v:l^ ' ?
il.i'lll ttrrP^r^j^Tni islia.. \\?mi..I:
as an American lnotlwi. \<s .well ti> p
-a--inei'ihc'i'?of t'ongress,'.' *''?'?
fered fmtyer to I>n fno'.l'rovid. n
for guil a nee and proUyti. ii ? : all
tin. menit?c:s of inattki: ;v '
?itix ilie UnTnvCdge ilml DiVin lg
I'iuVI e.re I- glil .lllgi .>11 i \\?U. .|H
" . .' i h i ? * **
? - - -? ? (ujji, u, \> u ;ij
P ?0-h our ofyTj7*j' ' day promon. . j
_uiih c niid' licet in .,<>Viiscivcs._APii
laTcpet in our X1 tion and' iC-~~ iT~
slit-ulion, and wit It a -sinci rv d.' '''
i iii our hearts to co-opm ale '
I idly jwftli iuch citluv ll'or the- boii.
itt.W nil- ' >
'^V' ?di?dioul I hiill'u1 ,i:i. ;?j 9
it Woin.s'uf St. John, .whieii'-u,\. (9
no\v ih iruiii auti TTx rnri n
shail make you live." Yet I belie. v m
that il every AnielieaTi had (ollov. _H
( i tliis advrcv, we would n-t' haw- Q
s'tll lei , d - ItUICM U- tip did?II'., =;
the ter-riblc.days ushered this ii. ta-ie.
I' or ti e depipssi ,11 was iiu . -7idle
wyik/of Divine l*ro\ i<h he.. X\\
was thi' win k i f man. It was a
eoitdii ivui eiealvd liy laek oi e operation
and 'uiahrstaiuliup" ; '
uioiifj the people, lack.if faith and
imwont.an --s. spi^ioii of the p ople
w il.'i olie i.n'otlu r, phis evil pa-vi
ns u\ t n otuiu.4' the. better in.
apj?riydr..;?us il l;injoiis i"-i 1 ^
i v -ry American. We all renteui'ber
I ?e nsu'iudui con .ilions, whien copfronted
all dl" us .during those di-?. n,
mat da.is it-JinD ..no l'.i.'Jj. it tJ,
was then that we' saw fea'r, 'ii-- .
coinatienicnt, ai.-d .d.spajr uivdi' - tj
milling, our spiritual vah.es ; 1 ^
oui,r faith in ouVselves and in oi;v
:-rc.ul Country. In many pi re.
a: v '.iii \ . sou! a: ii b. y iivltnl
ly existed. Let us hope that s?.c.a lt'
. *.i;: (1 IA*I ill 11. ?"I
belli ,:f- 1 shotilil ajrrin r.iioind |c,
yuu how Divine" Providence sen u
1). Itv seveIt '-;.t a time- of ".real fr,
o:.t i.inn 1 calamity. 11c was s. n j-,
to us- L>ei a use Divine Th'ovide: < i
saw t,!;- in rnud of. ureal and cot.- (l|
,< ecoUs leadership; lie was s nt t jj
us by the hei,rt-iiv.-|>ii inn' co-opcrat
ion of the Ann-, nan .people to
the end that poverty, suffering }1(
arid ihsptiir be forever banished' in
nun a lertile and happy, (and;. he m
was sent t > lis to the end that the /'
forces TTiat litid prcye I oji tits al
goodwill and patriot! in of ?u ti
-pf?ple be I orevi-t" isdej^l ted?Lu?the .11
1 tid of forgotten ria^ilLs; lie was tr
I'l l to us so that lively man. wo- \y
mail, and child, refftudhss id ru.v m
Color i r crei'.l wo 11 have the (In:.- <>i
u-iv. n? opportunity to realize tha. 1
happiness which all.of i>4 aie e' - bi
tilled tf; bnve; he was sent to n- <>l
bivause a e'A ntfc was-JV <lrii ih- ..n,
Did Order had fallen in disrepute hi
"TTTfPaDiewv nirile, American lea i r i.
ship was needed.. \ ?vi
Asv 1 lin k b.rk :it that .ay i'v ;i|
Washington wh? n the people as- ai
sombKd to witness the 124^^111' - . al
tion of this jfreal l'residelit; 1 re- ,S1
mepihiw how curious they were to
knr.w if -there?new?lead 1 would cj
h.n.i 'li.fin ?>.. 1 o| painlul dafi:?u ; of
or if such darkness would continue "~ei
to prevail. It a n.. ni> pi micro, iv -tt
Si Aii inker of Colijfress to 'watch F
n.'Ureat transaction. As I looked I o|
over tW.it- sea of faces I couhl not ' \y
help hut notice the expressions id-dp,
~n'i tiuiry nf fear an 1 (liseourauc j in
Ira ni. It seemed as it il'.e pc pi ?r?
th'Me assembled had coin? to hear st
a verdict?a verdict of hope or i'l hi
spair. They had come U.'.ere to see A
and hear whether our form i f of
Government under the Constitu- | <u
tion and the Stars and Strips was F
iturday, September 14, 1935
GOOD ENUF r
The Standard Flour
of Columbia
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?-.??itti!.u?- u!- whether our -mr-ij?^ ?...
os-i.-i*.-! ins. i; at ions full,
'liei.ker Kiii* Nption "'was truing
i~a Unl or l.-nrkwavd; w.heth.r
iirtlships' would eont'.nin? or wheth
tin-' n"'\v' J-.'.tiu-: >k foix .them. <
..1.(4 ?' li.v; Ala 111 fri in painful
U'fi (Viir.tv 'rial .. Ji.iii".
"1 need not sir. ?ii/ .n.U'O. ^ oil
r.o.u tiie aiwH'i'i'. You know of ^
n- oil Kits of this great man to
store your "confidence; of his el>rts
to give all of us a nvore a- i
uiulunt life; of his ellorts to get
s 011 a piano of saner, happier *
1 I..-"* V - * *r
? . .fi. i ihi i.. It (H liS MtOW
mt Fiaakliir D. Roosevelt, with
rv- hi hi of Divine Providence,
une at an hour of gnat need to
i't our .Nation iiaok on that hapy
course charted by our foreithers.
,'An.d I believe?that?it
ould be interesting for you debates
of the lia^tDt. Condition
> know, as I know, as many of
s close, tb tin- heart of this mail .
now, that practically everything.
i' Iras dene to make us happier
it n* and women' has been based
1 the .very human principles of
\<it greatest of holy documents?
m Scriptures. . . ; I
"In-conclusion r ask you, 'Is this
ot, a definite indication that Aefica
is going forward? Is it
!>t- an assurance that every cittn.
is entitled' Uncertain unaliende
lights nit?h r the Cnostituon"."
Of eourse it is; and every
linking person should give thanks
> Divine Providence that at last
e" are on our way to ar sound, perianent,
Christian understanding
t fne: right- m mankind.; ? ?
"All our I'iti'/.egs nave a .lot* to
thankful ,'liiv. - The evil forces
f the depression, now haooilv n
attcr for lustorians to glbat over,
ive caused our people to be more
i1'rant id" ca.ch other.. Spiritual
titles' qtiee "rncn'tnrrtr^thc recogniz?
?le stanuard of pood citizenship
id communal understanding- We
I have greater respect, more cond>
ration for the rights of others.'
"But 'all this was no mere ac-.
dellL It was a well-ordained Act
r God?the will of Divine Providree:
It was part?erf?a~ well
rought (mi plan \vliic'lt our leader, =
ranklin Delano Roosevelt, devel-*ud
>vith that inspiration and
hich has done so much for our ?
L'Ople in the last l'ew years he
is been leading us. So let us
illy around our?tlag, ?Lai?Ma
and by the President. Lot us bo
ippy m the thought that we are
mcrican citizens living in an age
: mutual responsibilities and unrscuiulmg:
i.t is tnantf oujather
for all that has been dono.