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piWf mre -:ull)ori/od liv the Direr.
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to figure. Gpvernment Wort.
Artisans Contracting
' Company .
Phones 3487?8535
r Mamie Bradley's
i BEAUTY SHOITE
Beauty Craft, .Marcel Wave. Pin
ger Wave. Croquignole. a Special?ty-?Brago?System
Phone 5721 - 222s Hampton Ave;
.m ah ion mus
IU l lid M. 1( lllirtl) :
The funeral ..servicesOf the o
Ceased Mr. II. II. Wi!:iam< was*
hvli! iM TV't lud' >!?R-^hTnTh?rnfTlast
Tuesday with lit Hi t sidiny
. "Elder. llHy. If. 11:"(hTrT]?CojlUdul^
intf. liy special ropiest. 'of; tin"?1
" family.the Rev. Caivin C. Itevnaiifs--??
of Cnnultn.?S,?t-C??! dit in ed t
. Eulogy. Misses Rentriee J.ohn-on
and Hhnuatha Crawfordoffered a
* duet. Mrs. C. C. Reynolds, wife
of the Rev. C. C.. Reynolds, was a
mong the o'-t-of-towii ?v r oh:-- at?;
Undine: tic funoiak
The dtcea- ii br liter was. an
? afjed citizen?rf?Mari' ?hrhe,, !~
and re-]" et< d !y\' ail v ho knew,
htm.
Seen among the 'vis.iw.j-s aft
injf chui'eh rser\ifes at f'etho] M.
?? Fh?Chin 11. ' lu it .. Sun*i-ay nou hiny
worn Mrs. .M. I.. (iVet-n. Av'ftV i f'*"
the deceased pastor of C thvl >!.'
E.i Church and tvy teachers of
Dela Jenkins.
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1180 Second Ave.,
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j Gentlemen-.'--r*.
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83 Fowl Y-8 $295
Tuiior
33 Chevrolet Mstr. $295
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Tudor - ?
81 Chevrolet Stii. $365
C"uch
8 a t hevrolet M?tr. $595
t i nch Ford
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" Clinch ,
81 Fowl Y-8 Dix. $365"~
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.'l I Ford Town ' $245
Sedan
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Tudor '
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Coupe .. . .
[\\ riaplane I)ix.. Coach $625
?Fleetii,c hand?trunk
U-l Terraplalie Dix. ' $4 <15
Odaetr ...
-9 Ford $ 75..!
, j Coupe _.jt __ .
2i?-For<l". $ 95
TouTTnjj . _ -
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AI-WIN T(? TT \"VHI.I VINCSTON
The Allen IT.ivcrsity Yellow . Jachels
will'meet the Tivinf'ton ('"!
It ^e liisorra on Hurst Field Satur
-4<+y-r44tA-obeT?Hit IT; " " !
bam' this week as results of
auHs-in the yajno "ayaihst Morris.
Hi'nwii.?Brow'n has boon shifted to
the backfield and J. \yilliams to
< nd. last* ad of just two backtields.
tin- Yellow .Jackets will carry
a heavy backfield and a passing
-0-t of backs.
?Alihma'h (Viai'li Veal was pioasod
with the fiyht that his team
put up against Morris Brown, he
h.s charged 'Horry to a receive!
ii.-toad of a ball carrier. The outstahdinj;
work of I. Blown histt,
week will probably. briftj*:.hjnY A11 <'..n:'rv.
ne'e and the key back on the
squad. " '
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fON OF HE ALTH
; have r(,':ain d t'l. ir normal
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~ inditrc-'1 ion. 'was. ";iniT~soiir
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n the hgrk. diver, kidney ami
loss of sleep and appetite.
od any matt-made injurious
;ind;' they have only used a
is marvelous product trrows
ks. v.h're it alVoiT/s "all the
jn-_Jrr>m the. sun to aid
natural leaves, seeds, herriss
1 -propoVfinnately mixed and
t:i:b tka.v
I-Irs d' 1 icioiis. acts Wonder
I is -aW ( veil for children,
inary tea and drink a yla-se.pli.-h'
'* WoNDKItS; makes
it-rn. If you are not As yet
d'eets of thjs natural remedy
r.v it at once and convince
money refunded to you.
with our money-hack eruaI'll
weeks treatment So.ftft
i eoUim/ thi' (/emiinu I.IQK
!iii out the attached coupon.
Dept.
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Sunday School convened at its
usual hour with the Superintendent
Mr. T. F. Hammond and teachers
on, the job. There was a nice attendance.
After Sunday School
the B. Y. P. U. elected Miss Thelma
Williams as its president and
Miss Thelma Ellison, secretary.
The former1 president and secretary
have gone away. At the close of
ihu P. Y. I1. IJ. the superintendent
ami teachers had a' businessmeeting.
The Pulpit Ciul) gave an entertainment
Friday night at the
school, M s. 'M, E. Crawford, was
cram was tntjoye<Tbw-ft4l. WWwercmtertained
by the following nuin"Th
i s: prayer, Mrs. G. t f^rtt;
I>aper Misses Bessie Greene and
Caiessa,Iiaiford; short talk, "Why
he Church", Mrs. V. Q.
solo, Miss Peterson, a
paper,,Mr. W. B. Hazzard; shgrt
talk.-on "Health", State Nurse,
MhLs ^Somer; closing .remarks by
-Prof. A. C. Hightower which were
enjoyed, by all. Ice cream was
free after the program.- A quilt\Vas
given away for 10 cent to the
one that had the lucky number
which-was IdO.- Miss Somer. haying
the number received the'quilt.
She was a happy-, so-ul when the~rpxilt.
jyas- presented to her by the
president, Mrs. Ida Peterson. ?
Miss Flossie M. Hammond has
gone to" Bennettsville, where she
will work this -winter in -the- city
school. V
Misses. Davis and Peterson die
11>i\'?I t<> Augusta Friday afternoon
Davis' cousinl -77'L- . ,1?T?.?|
Mr. Bonnie ft. Mather, Mrs.' R.
Wigfall, Mrs. Eva Haggood and
Mrs. Mvra Coleman, motored to
Columbia Sunday morning to visit
Rev. A. C. JoiW^T ebiurch. The^reported
a very lovely trip.
Mr. 1?lasii\vas s'cii on tin
campus Friday gyming.
? Air.?ami Airs, F.mioao W.aldo
were the Sunday afternoon guests
of Mr.T'Trmt^MTs. 'W. ivf. Harris"
The tenth grade organized its
.ficors are as follows; Mr. Walter
Davis, president';* .Marion Hainntoiid.
vice pre.-idetit; Lucile Rairfoial,
seerttaiy; Helen Brooks,
assistant secretary;- THolnia Kllisoii,
treasurer, Elizabeth Bryadliax.
i t. portci'.-? :?.?
Watch the Leader and see what
I is happening around Ridge Spring.
PASTOR'S AID ( LI B
Greenwood, S. C.? The Pastor's
\ : i / M..I. ? * _ x iL i"
.\i.i v iuij nice ai uu' npme oi .mis.
Lela Johnson, Sr., 32U Baptist St.,
Thm-day afternoon at?tTdjj- p. nv.
The meeting was called to orderly,
the president, first opening song
by the club, prayer'was offered by
Mrs.. Rosa A. little, a song led by
Miss Sadie Washington, a splendid
program was rendered and enjoyed
by all. After this the business
\Vas transacted, the minutes of the
previous inciting .were read, received
and adopted.
\Vi were glad to have many visitors
present, visitors are always
welcome.
The hostess served a delicious
course of cake .and,ice cream, we
adjourned to_jiieet at the home of
Mrs. Grace"Colem'an, 072 Gage St.
1 Closing song "God Be With You|'
etc.
Beatrice Posey, Reporter
SPECIAL NOTICE!
_ All visitors, both'in and out of
it the Northeast South Carolina
Annual Conference, which meets
on the .'10tli of this month in the
J City of Sumter with Mt. l'isgah
A. M. E. Church, 215 W. Bartlett
I Street will phase notify the nas
tor, that suitable homes may be
provided for you.
Respectfully yours,
W. C. CRAWFORD, Pastor
P. O' Box 7G3, i
1? Simitt.i- K ("
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THK HORTlCt; LTL'RK INST.
(Continued m Pane 1)
of civilization, ' the garden has
i been one of those various avenues
available to~m??-where by he can
come to know God. In both a gar
den and through Ujy art. of garden
ing- he may reach those '"Fbrtunate
Fields w'heie beauty, wisdom,
peace and love dwell eternally."
'Next week, how to plirft trees
"HtuF ^hftibs. V"*"
0. C. Lao?
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lmetto leader
J KBKNKZKR \. M. K. CIU KC'II
Rev. Kt B. Mack, Pastor
Sunday School opened with the
superintendent and some of the j
teachers present. The lesson was i
beautifully discuflssed by t h o
school. Mr. G. Ransom taught class
No. 1. \?o all enjoyed it very
much. The teachers brought^ many
beautiful, thoughts to the classes.
The morning services were fine;
Rev. Mack preached a noble scrmon.
He motored to Marion Sunday
afternoon and preached for
Rev. Mcintosh. He preached a
soul stirring sermon. _ ^
Mrs. Mar*ha 1-Tid.y is _,still r:
the hospital. We hope she will
-swn be- out and weiragaiiL.
Mincie Calhoun is still sick. We
Mr. Chappel Hayes js at home
again.
The Christmas Saving- Club* .met
it the home of Mrs. J jl'a Hayes;
We had a very pleasant time. Next
meeting .will be at the home of
Mi's. B. T. Calhoun, Smith St.
WESTON CIIAI'EL CHI ECU
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Rev.. C. Ford, Pastor
Greenwood, S. C.?S. S. opened
at the.usual hour, with Miss Ingraham
presiding. Teachers were" at*
Jjieixipost of duty with very goodattendance.
? At 11 o'clock the pastor* :-si
i'ii led llie pulpit with a vei*y in*
teresting sermon, on Sunday nit.
ur audience was not large, owing
to the.very cold weather. We who
are really church- goers, were bless
cd With a short sermon by our pas
tor.
Rev. Dr. Bonn was our guest on
Sunday night. . Wo ?Jway?s artglad
to have dim in our presence.
Mrs. C. Cant.on -lyis beer on th
sick )ist for the past two week-.
"We invp'a.vi j?fur h- is-te speedt
ri-coverv.
Mr. and Mis.'Caysnn afifth ir*
two sons have returned home from
N\\v York City, where they' hhw]
keen visiting relatives*- and f riends.'
t ^ My, tand Mi". Robert Wehh and'
fontily- wer.' 11"-< quests of Rev.
ai d .Mis. Ford last "Sunday afternoon.
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jr? uritExs news',!
I Mrs. .Minnie JL.. fcfntith di> d ut
her koine September 15, lit.'55, and
I waj. funyralizej Sept. 17. at. the
St. Paul Baptist Church by the
l:.-V. J. \V. Mafhis assisted i'.'by
Rev.-. A. C. East.. L. K. K' y and
A. M. .Matthews. - Mrs. Smith was
a con-taut Christian and lived a
devoted life in -her home and
church. She "was loved by tall who-'
knew I n. She is survived" bv G
chih a Inn., two sons, Rev. J. E.
.-Stnith .ii d foili' daughters, EloiseSmith.
Virginia Smith ,Emma and
Clara'15. SmithJ and-many reli'.tiv]'s
and friends'. who keenly fe'd
her lost.
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NOTICE!
I.i.-.un. Come hoar and see for
, yourself the most thrilling lectyre
you have tvt'r hear J. The most
I fascinating pictures you have ever
seen will he delivered and presentj
ed in Hot he] A, M, E. Church, Wed
' ncsdav night at H:J0, October 16
by His!,on Noah W. Williams,
i lie- will tell of 4ns-travels in
Jerusalem. Palestine, Arabia, Mesopotamia.
Damascus an<i other Bihle
lamls.
Conic arl.v to tret seats for a
great crowd is expected. Admission
]ll ( ( JltS. .
Rev. N. A. Bethea, Pastor
Pastor Bethel A. M. E. Church,
St. -Matthews, S. - C..
| NEW BETH El, BAPT. CHURCH
, Key. J. 0. Go'ode, Pastor
, Woodruff, S. C., October 9th?
At tlv regular hour a large attendance
of both young and old assembled
in the church for religious
instruction and guidance from the
study of God's words. The lesson
was interestingly taught and directed
throughout by the teacher
and at the end a splendid review
by the pastor. Several new stu
dents enrullcd. :
At 11:00 o'clock the morning
service began. The discourse for
the morning was ably and forcefully
delivered by our pastor. '
The evening hour of worship
consisted of a sacred musical concert
given by the Senior choir under
the direction of its leader, Mr.
I). T. Thonipspn.
All officers and- pastor still on
duty. Our pastor has been With
us for. twenty-four years and is
rleetH- for TTia- room ia at
Mrs. D. P. Parks.
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CHILI3F
NOTICE jThe
Benedict College Club will
meet in the College Library'at 7:30
P. M., October 16, 193k This _
j being the first meeting this seai
son the officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. i
I T. .1. Hanberry, President t
(Mrs.) J. E. Jenkins, Sec.
CONWAY NEWS
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH ]
isumlay was u mgti u??y ai iho "
above named church of whi<Jh~Rev.
W. I. 'Core is nastor. At. t>i<? its
^ *- . IV. ~ ~
ual hour of ? service the pastor,
Key. A. L. Rainbow, Rev. . G.
j James and the Rev; Daniels filled _ .
the pulpit. . After all preliminartext:
St. John 3; 1(3, subject "God's
CUi nal?Luce."?Ht?preached a
soul stirring sermon. Air invitation
was extended for joiners. After
which the lloly Communion
was administered. Our Sunday
ehool is still progressing. .Mrs.
Ar.nie .Mae J.tnerette of Columbia,
,ui'. pastor's wife mother worship
ed with iis Sunday morning and
others whose names 1 t.n recall at
This writing. We. are4always glad
a) li ve our visiting, friends who
woiship with us and say "to each
of you come again.;. are al'ways'-welcome.
??' N
At 8:00 1'. M. n1.:;ht service began.
On account of the inclemency
of the weather the UtteiTdanee
was quite small. ITi1 were all "
wrapped aild coated well k nd yet
vVt. i e cold. The faithful few attended
the service. The ..pastor's
n-AL wiiij juinui ui ai. uuko ;vi?,
object "Sleeping siykness of uncunvorted
Christian#." Ho .preached
an inspiring sonnoii.
Stewardess B- r?l No. 2."will
moot Tuesday night, at the homo
of .Mis. .Cranio Hughes,
f Deaconess Board will moot
"Ti.ui s<l y nigiii. at the huinc :
Mrs. Alieo Taylor." s
The Missionary^ Society will,
moot Friday night at tlio homo of
.Mrs, Cooro-h, Berton. Mf.S. Mar- ? _
gaivt . Spann lol't Wednesday,. .Oct.
2, for Hitrtford,- Con. Wo' wish
..';i her a pleasant trip, Mr. Jams
Rogers an 1 Mr. Hack Blown,
who loft for Now York City a ftw
lays i-go to wit fdSyl^Tight bo- I
...^voon duo LuuD-nmDBnx Baor a reback
homo.; Tin y report a pio..sant
flip.- . 1-?
Mr. Fro J Jones loft a few days
fur Washington,?1 -C-. _
Mis. A. C. 1awis is back homo
t'loiii Now York City, also little
E. Moore, Jr. They report a very
instructive and enjoyable trip.
Miss Frances Belling departed
this life a few days ago after ?
long period <>f illness.
Mrs, Lizzie Mae Banks depart
i loner illness. \\ e extend to the I).' .
. t<
reaved families our sincere sym- |(
pPthy. *
Mr. Pvte Ilemmingway and Mr. A]
lames SnTitlrxnc back home from
Columbia where they spent sever- i (
al months in the Governnient hospital.
They look the picture of
beelt-b.
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in ri;m cmprance \
In remembrance of our wife and ;t
mother, Mrs. Margaret Richard-'
son, who departed this life, Octoher
10th, 1934. ?*??
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A home without a mother
It's as a rose bush robbed of it's \
choicest bloom. ,,
Love mother while, you can;
Tomorrow will soon be to-day,
Don't let to-day be the yesterday 1
Of forgotten mother love.
Gone but not forgotten. ,
Mr. J. P. Richard on,busban|
Ellerson Richardson, son "
Henry Richardson, son
Gussie Richardson, son
Mrs. Maggie Scott, daught : *'
RIDGE BRANCH B. < III K( II - h
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Rev. A. P. Porter, Pastor '!
Ridge Spring,S. C.?October G, 1
19,'55, S. S. was good bs usual al- 1
so prayer meetings?Oui morning
lesson was found in the 1st Epis?
copal of John and the 2 chapter. s<
| Our pastor preached from' the S
J Book of Matthew, using as a sub- i1
ject: "Change your rHad." Our T
hearts did burn white the man of t<
God talked with Us by the way. p:
We.were glad to have with "us oui a
old historical pastor. Rev. R. p.
Hoods'with us, Al'-p Rev. and Mrs u
Watson from Ridge Spring, S. C. t\
Our State Missionary, Mr. I. P< t- hj
- arson brought out some, good ti
i points toward lifting up the S. S,
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H ICjVT F R_S_
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W e !i:iVf lit. h" of I
that we've t \cr I. a ! - ' . -,hj at prii
11 uy while ii.:r s.or.J, i. ri.yiplete.
7 '.mi mm
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rv'i.-jc; aiai Miss i/a " s.F.-j:,i: nLte.
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Mrs. Mir <i it i 1}. ok- c,a' .< ',i aii. J
few days ;? _ ;?? ?yfle;' * '!'vir i:;.. .
nil. tii?i" ::s*~N' v. -V-'ii-K v~i ~
liilu! IT Ml" . W~'- If I. wl'Ur. 1-1
lissi> Aiinie an! tier- la ('.'li' nil- ?
a are l.i'ic ficiii -laiiiai.il, X. Y.
iV aemii-l erf ; h i I i" < - - if th it; 1
itlier. Mr. II.'('. ('lam il.a. j *
~MaY(.a-TV\. K. MeTTurne.lf i....!: I?
li operation It st 'ili'U- lay. lie, :i
i lestinj? line in the ! c piial in
hw York-J" it y. ode' , ! wfi '
pen Oct. 11, !
Kliza !. ' JJU
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M Alti-V HIM. I: \i'T. < II! 10 II
IIOIM.KS M;\\ S ' '
Rev. J. ('. O-mkIc, |':i nor '
Sunday school open. at. i .e usu- '
I hour-, with SnptS!e\yart :it
is post of duty with teach iv and *^1
l'fieors piesept. 'Flte '"lesson \V s '
onder'fully Jn amift I'
reviewed hy the Supt. W had
large attendance. Jnu !?.?; .-' of ...
lie lesson was-. "I aiaii i'-a trays '
he Sufferiti.tr 'S-i .Motto
ext: "Wit: hi..-, v..- .
galfd" 1- i;i!i '.Vt r;,.. y. jd.?
ant a ?I? r>;11<?>11 i" .Mi '. Miiiy l>ot-?
in. whn iv ; ;m up the d>!. !i-t.
h?' Uas. h. en disable t<> d any ''I
liny ur pun,.. <.;;i for time. *
lie Missionary nut at Iut honip '
><i y and had :i veal soul stirring Acayev
meeting, an 1 L it with h< r
goo I'crlicet ion. ' '
We are very glad to ha; ( with j
s,_Miss'Julia Martin. w 1 )? nt ..
vo months at Knoree, S. (with
t'r grand mother and other tela- gt
ve?. She is kH-k - home agairi.
The weather has made a changer!""'
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f alurday, QctoT)er 12, 1935
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e CORNER
ESTATE _
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fS FOR ITSELF!
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*KL SAVlNt.'JS of 2.*? to JO per
?Money saungs you can
r^) tu the bank! Tliose arc the
s r winter.'when the jjonuinc
ate II eat rota takes over the
liiiji job in your house. for
it rotators the natontoH Intpnci. ?=?
i \ir Hurt and other Exclusive
(ures that not extra warmth
of every pound of coal. You
n save enough with Heatrola to
for-it. And remember?there
thousands of Heatrola owners
> hay?. used Heatrolas' for over ' *
jj. ars. and never paid a penny
la's clean. n*|Mst} whole-house '
t means a savingJji_<Ioctor bills.
> sooner you choose Y OUR
atrola, the?sooner YOU "Start
ing. Come?in.?See?t he new ?
ii Ann" Versa ry Heatrolas to?
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JESIRKD.
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!<'aU>r>.. Stoves ;uul accessories
is that means a saving to you.
WJUfc W. -".
1(119 MAIN ST.
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W A N~T I': IK?
(Y.loied Pressors, Waiters," Male
ooks, Maids, ,('obks and Nurses.
rTT nn Iv.i IneyeJe lor delivery ser- *
re. Apply at the
COLUMBIA ^
AriipIo> ment Bureau
1521 Main Street
ttom ? ^"Fhone 38<i6
iieve that it will frost soon. "?
also v. ' re jrtad to have 3Irs.
. I'. Fojrner with us this after>
oi fioii. l'iiu (I.rove A. .M. E.
lu'.rrh in the ineetir.jj. ,
M! .?Jessie . .Mills?was t+re ov1''
' u-. si <.!' .Mr. i,nd Mis. It.
utU'i*. lie reported a pleasant y
a - ~
rhe \V4 ;; <an? ;-ad a i'o t salj ..
Llr...uinii rh?hlri.lay?uinhthast
Rood sale; some, sold their leet
in time.- . .. K.Vi.11 the jrirls bought
e 1 feet;
H ; :!?! "S. ALWAYS "H?>.M DISOMY
nerr s always somebody to disr
courage' yon-.
Dine body to push'you on.
o'wjsy , soini body to kick
yuii out.
uric body to give you a homo.
Iw; silwayr somi body to tell
you *". ,
h t i< line, an 1 good, and true.
lu-. v'.- n.lwH ,v.s?somebody- -to- -tell ^
you
hat to and not to do.
here's alwavs somebody to tell
you, ' . ^
i i' wrong road is tho best,
is I '! ( y.i iin paint it" in such a
elever way,
i i y;.n*ll believe, it more or less.
anything you sttrt.
:t (lure's always somebody to
push you on,
? k?ep a willing heart. . .
Douglass Hall