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Page 2 '~T ' ?l?e Haluirtlu ffjeaftrr.1 _ PUBLISHED WEEKLY l310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C Entered at the Post Offifie fit Col umbia, S. C., as secooU-, claaj matter by an Act of Congreaa &LBSCRlPT10Nk^___ One Year ,? -jj?~ Six Months ?X-? ? 1?2| Three Montha ?-* ?~?- ?7 Single Copy *01 FOREIG ADVERTISING AGENCY W, H ZlEfc' CO., Dearborn St Gfei6agv>, HI. Olfical Adversite . rnonts at the rate allowed b; 'j? law. ./ ^ sjl?.?; jpr* The Leaner will publish brief an< r rational letters on subject* ? tft'ni'iai mifii^t, when they ar< accompanied by the names am ' ?' addresses of? the authors am are not of a . demalory nature Anonymous communications wil not be noticed.' Rejeected manu scripts will, not be returned. REMITTANCES t'luci;.-, Diai'Us aiul Postal tor Ea press Money Orders should b< - """"n ailv -payable to the order o The I'almetto Leader. GEO. II. HAMPTON __ Publishe: N. J. FREDERICK Edit?: F.. PHlijP F.I.I .IS? Field Airen ALFERD T. BUTLEIi, Adv. Mgr Communication intqnjiM?f?r-_fch< ~ 'cmTfent issue-must be very brie' and should reach the editor* desk not later than Tuesday o: each week. City news, locals personals and social news bj W ednesday night, Business and Editorial Phone 4521 Saturday, January i, 1 i)3ti " -Former Champion Juck Dempse; says that lie is willing to spent tun- luiislred thousand dollars tt find, a "white ho]>e" to beat Jo< Louis. He says there is no om .. ?..w?ii, sici.it abJo to do.tliat.. Fron M r. I L mpseyV plans, however, thi tTuLu' looks more iike a racket fron which oniy tlie* former ohampioj will benefit. si'&tyir'? * *?? ? ?^ - ?- - . I Lea n Kelly Miller seems " ti H ink Senator. Borah is all righ in opposition t<> a federal anti lynching bill ami should not b< . ... haime ; by tit.' colored brothel Instead, -lie thii&fc "the/ Senate; sholiM be Inunblv approached t< write sucTi a hill as he think: won! ;. ii<- ?co:'.stitutitu>nal ?all t!i cithers jn his opinion being uncon slit ttlional. The Dean really i too innocent if he thinks the Sen ^ atoijis interested in that sido o n.;m life?.? Wit hut ttie lasL UU clays cleat' has taken a toll <>f colored citizen t: it we can ill al'.ord to los ilu c. JA. Stephen- . r Then in circle Jir' Kvans. .Mi>. John Cornwel Di. X. A. Jehkins and Mr. T. II I'.'nt kney. All Uy their work: hav';? justified thefr occupancy ' a piece of^Uod's earth. Accordint; to the latest explains ti"ii o<*^ioL^ Dindbergh's sudde 11.p to KnglancV^frith his wifeian little son. it do s not scent tin after ail It wa- the result of fca nf the. h ' Jt i;i i p i 11 ;r of It is child, bl ' jii*It: r a business arrangement. II : is to be connected with an ai ran-p'ary. which is about to pre \i.!e air transportation across th Atlantic. The Ccdonel however, ha given his country, unfavorabl publicity for law and order b allow il the inini'H?i(in t r\ rr ' >>>*?? d?eWt?*+ ?WHii leaving o account <>t* t!fo fear of a kidnap ing. ' ' . Italy <nnrot or will not pay tIj Unite.! S;atos'_ thu-yjaonev sh l.oji'Avo ! to take a pa ft in \V?vl War. hut s'hc doesn't mind cough ing up millions to wage a cru< war <in Ethiopia?for the purpoa of robbing her of hrr land an iridepon'K iu-o. Air, Brishar howev?-r,*-tbinks that's- fine. A special story of the U. f .Census- B' n-au shows that for th past 1 1 y.ars the Southern State leal ir killings, the Western Stat ^ rs-ia suicides.? The South evidenl ly thinks it's better to kill th tile- other fellow than one's sel ? M ? ? IT WOULD BE FINE TO SEE 1. Cooperative businesses a nior^g colored people, not only o Colombia hut throughout th state. Collective capital from no\ on ifc the only thing that can, pos aibly/gunrantee business success^ t fi" any extent. The day of individ ual efforts along this line ha : a :?*?? ? ?v "1 j' " " about gone. One needs, to looli around his town. or ?rfty and see that, where 16 or 20 years ago ~ most of the Tipsiivesses were carried on by individuals. Corporations now,?arry them on. Maybe, due to tne drftati<* results of the . 5 yea# old depression, most would *u~ i 1 t? iwuiiv tine vuiit* i? HMV ?v iui i ^business adventure. Especially when the lack of business experience among us is so great; then if that be a prevailing idea, it j would be fine to see. t 2. Tha leading men and woS men of their several communities J get together and map out? plans whereby a- large group of families -would, for an instance, do all of their trading with a certain gro? eery store, provide,"1 the operatot - -if the store, would employ colored ' lerks and other help. Because such help has not been common in , >tones of the south, one need not { ret it into his head that such cane not be done. People are in busi-ness to make monev and~tb<TTirst J time a group of people can asj suite one of these chain store - companies that they can jeally have the combined trade of a few - hundred families it wouldn't be long before one would see a stoi-e manned by colored clerks. In fact ~ the writer has discussed this idea B ? with some white business men, and it was not at all regarded as iust r t dream. * >* , What would either of the- two t things above or both mean to olored people? The greatest need . _ufc^4eSent,-ijobs, jobs for the young ~ ^men and women who see nothing \- aun-b nhon.l fnl- "themselves. The 1 buying' power of the Negro is one >f his greatest assets but an as, et that heretofore he hasn't had _ _^aiiL'_enaugh.t?LJise to his own ad, vantage and success. . LYNCHING?193.lV j_ The 'linked Stafc#j?-of America is J , j he only country in the civilized world where it has been found necessary to keep count of a vile '(din of murder, the commission of which the government makes no attempt to curb by punishing the eipetrators. For 1035, the count tands 20; 18 colored men and 2 white men. Luckily no women vtre in the number, but more boys = wene. -The excuses i?lven for-The lynching in some instances are 0 fSolish and flinsy that the vender is any mind, above that of 1 moron would give them any atention. Lynching is an American lastime.?It is an index "of -the ivilization and Christianity of 5 hose sections which tolerate it. government which allows it. nor years, an effort, lead by the National Association fov the Ad * ancement of Colored People, ha? Pen made to. have a Federal law nacted to stamp out, or at least nake honest efforts to punish the s vnchcrs. So far," however, no 1 .u h law has be?en enacted, and - hi- Federal Government continues o show itself derelict in its duty o make pood the guarantee of the' s' due process*-' clause of its__conr ' titution. No attention need be iven to anything said by states l* here lynching" is popular. They tile . sensi anil less logic in say' nir th.at there is no use in en1 an't wipe out lynching. There is . cting a Federal Anti-lynching ' aw as it would not stop it. There e ,re laws agairfSt murders in gen' ral but still there are killings. '.Vculd those who oppose an antic ynching law' be in favor of abo^ shing laws against killings bee ause those laws have not prey ented all murders? o Let it be hoped that Congress ft- vsH?pass o?law against lynching ind that will be free of this blast. t.' I * . i | POINTED" POINTS | l* v X ,] j> By G*orge A. Singletoo .j. ^ The weekly text: "Forgetting Li_ those things that are behind and reaching forward to those beforer prcss oh."?Paul > ? The weekly thot: v Ring in the valiant than and free, e The larger heart;,- the kindest ss hand, y_ Ring out the darkness of the land, " Ring ir> the Ofrist that i? to be; ?Tennyson. c Happy New Ye?)^! How?did f you observe the birthday of Jesus? In Abyssinia the Ethiopians put on a show an i bent the right i. and left wings of the Italian Army hack until center was. threaten ed* It was the first real mayor ofi fensive and was fought lalong a i sixty-mile front. Rainy season c will soon be here and Mussolini h?s not won a signal victory yet. v His gains are of no consequence. - He may yet be glad to accept 0 terms of peace from the great Haille Selassie. V- Civilization means modern death i * dealing devices. Juat w^hat sT r - ; , aoloni is introducing into Africa^ He is teaching the natives how td kill a la Christian. He has=<aroused a sleeping lion. This is the beginning of the end for dictators. Clip tfyis remark, After a while this writer will refer to:it and say "I told you so." Congress will jneet an J p.'y the Soldiers their Bonus. 7"It~is?duethem. Only those who did not cx pose themselves to the line of the tt.-mp and field in war tme are against it. The swivel-chak; ivd The , boys will get the boiuTR7"then a pension. Stop having soldiers and wars and there will be no pen SlUUs IU puv, Christmas gifts to the fund for aged "ministers?irr-the Congregation1."! and Christian Churches reached $57,478. Certainly the old retired minister deserves to be cared for. when his period of [effective service is over. African Methodists who meet next May in General Session at New York may cut Endowment Day, and create Conference Claimants Day.Christimas is ? fine time to'-, ir.r crease the Pension Fund. Report from the Interstate Com | merce Commission is to the effect [ that coach rates on Eastern Railj road's will be reduced . from tf.ti cents j>er mile as it is in the West. In the South it is 1 ,1-2 cents. That will lvreirn delegates to the New York General Conference foiay travel from Washington .st I.mne r,Ki/?cir*<\ ?-*? ?*! I .1 ?-?? ?-%? : Northward and Eastward for 1 cent per mile on their Eastern p mits. Get your Eastern permu now - and be?prepared-?("heap ; than rates. "Jeff" Wjll#.\ih?- has lead St. -Paul Ohurch, Columbus. Ohio- or. raising $?,300 ami paying all d?b;> Encouraging to all Ministers o, Bronfce congregations the country .over. Dr. WiHiams has a bee iiV his bonnet. Terrible catastrophe - and aeei dent hast.week when a Or l" \ "I H M I II ^ -bus - doaded?Avdt-h^ - propk- - gointrliome-Jiii' the holidays -was ruii -in -t to an icy river thirty feet dee, near Hopewell, Va. The passengers never had a chance,.- All were drowned.^ One couple \^vas founo -holding hands,, had?been?eating nuts. The young girl wore'a wadding ring. On the bus were two Bronze ladies. Moat-have been oi, the fay rear seat. When the bus hit the Bottom oi^ the river they might have been on the front sealDeath knows no color line. LindBurgh has left America to* live in England,- ?o says the press, rieiore cu.i.ieiuini.g n'tln . find out why he has gone. Perhaps.. his departure was. not be? ? _ r i 1 * cause in law'ii'ssmss and Ktonan ping.- May be a deeper, ilat-ke? reason.' Remember ?the rare inow on for air" supremacy. Lei Brittain rule the waves. I'ru le SLtm wants to rule the other. add meak Germany's straivirh??1t??! 1. Suppose Bronze folk would eet frightened anil lea.e the country every time there is a lynching; No they stay, defenceless as they are, and multiply. That is courage. You can't win by levying* flundredK ipre born to each f?ro i person lynched. ~ Whlltr^r: -Eugene Adams is t it. choice of the South-Caiplina . del. nation, and morally obligated to stand by him, the other candidates Bishop \VY A. Fountain was t.u delegation's choice in Gcorgi.-; biti\V. D. Johnson Was elected with him. Dr. J. S. Benn, if chosen to man age tlitc Book Concern,?would ) . a hustler. In such a way I)r. John Clayborn has made the. Soutlu-.r Christian Recorder a paper of e- i nectional signilic.-nee. ? Kampbellgrams { ? Stephen C. Campbell -r A .;~VXKX~xxk-XK~:~X-X?X~X. * Education is in the \eiy .air.~v\!' over the state-v-riou^ groups ai having conferences. urodp meetings and institutes or some Uim. oC get together and mutually solve problems. The .church imi.-i keep-pace. This lias been the ta-T. given by the Baptists Conve.-.tii'.i > and notices have been s nt to a., leaders to meet in \arious sectionbeginning Monday alter the mt 'and Sunday ut Suiters, TtPsdax at Conway, Wednesday at Marion Thursday at Manning, adp Friday at Bennettsville. Tne week aftei the third Sunday. Tuesday at 1". tell, Wednesday vt Orangeburg. and Thuisdav nt Barnwell?1 Uiier will be planned later. At a recent meeting ol' the S. S. and B. T. U. Board, Prof. S. L. 1 r:-i? /-> ? t ? uucy, s\. uawson and S. ('. Campbell were named to till in the Baptist Assembly Program. As Dean of the School of Methods, I have listed our needs and now I am sending this notice to all heads of churches, S. S. association, cbnI need lecturers, speakers, directors teachers and workers for tie pfogram. Send to either of us. Oil. -names of any person?ymt?have , who. can do any thin? on a p.ojgrm that is outstanding. Now is the time to get your best talent bofore the state leaders. You IV ve a real good teacher, soloist, lead B. Ty-U. worker or an outstand tea^hetv send?in their?nnme;^ for a place on tthe program. We will assign tthe sub wet.. vnin. the preparation and supply _fche material free. Every phase of church life will be taught in the School of Methods and we want bhe best you have in your church. Sen<l in the names as soOn as you read this notice. The prof*ram is ready for the press. All persons will be notified at once 'that they may sttert making: preparation. Get ready to come. Watch the Leader for plans and program. Fares are cheap. Board ip only $2^ for the session. The School of" Method** opeii)? on Wednesday, ib, at '12 m. Every phase of" 4 c . . . . . y . THE PALMETTO <LEAD1 4'lHv-rEN'SUS OP BUSINESS FOR 19.IS .ye unimueo.irom rngc o) kinds qf business, which were owened and operated by Negfoes, The, new Census , will supply comin addition will include data on the employment of the colored race in ,^xll kinds of business, regardless of wliether the proprietors are white or epic red. ~ St'une time xluring the next month ield cnuvmnators* will begin calling < 11 a'J busines.st s hi the eountry. Th'is is government proic -t which deserves the complete cooperation of the Negro xace. The li?35. Census will cover the blowing {ielclBi ' Retail Trade; Wholesale Trade; Bus Transportation; Trucking and Warehousing; Distribution o f Manufacturers' sales; Construction; Hotels; Amusenient Enterprises; Ranking; FrcjUj.ro; Broiukastmg stations; CVpci^Uion of non.i-e^iiietital build ingy,*- Ntftn-profit organizations ongaged in business; Insurance; Real t-'slate; Business'Services ami Advertising agencies. Headquarters for the project '"ave bei n established in Philadclphjq with Fred A; Cornell, experienced head of former- business ec limits', as Chief Stati^tiiaa in charge. . EnUnicraUcn wiP . completed* v.'itliin,threy' nionths. 'r liiiiirary reports <;f basic facts, by states, will be released bt'gin l:n:r about July 1. to be followed y -qvctni vapors ami studies of ^CTi-ns"-.. ' ( uiy swT'fn enrpl.ifyees of" the Mur au-' ef th * Census- are" perMtted to exaivriue . the ^in'Ividiial ret in lis. Xo ae.-ess to them ipermitted under the law, not even to other Governmental agencies. ;liid no information will.be di.svvlueli won 1<1 .reveal any of the farts o'r figures jn the return. Tin: r\!TKI> ORDKR OF COLORKI> FARMKRS HOI.1>S _,..0C"NVFN I ION Pear IMitor, please allow IIH- sriti';1. ill your .a wsy paper for a few items,.,The ITiitnd Ord-T of ('olori'-.l "Farmers hold iti annual Vonventic n with -KiD-or-I'.a,:^o l.oiljt- No. 1 oii-Ua:..1 11 Si. Paul M. K. Church. Devotional > rvi'vs begai* .t 11 :'ltl conducted by (?}'an:l IleV. M, fpozier. Hymn No. "til was?linen Afterward t;-,c .meeting wa- call. ,| tji. o dor Iiv tin (irnnd?Must.... who present'.d the speaker of t!u day. Rev. I >. A. Pari is. who pi oacliodr- at soul stirring sermon which was . enjoyed by many, frop t':o text Kz Uiol ddrd eh pter and Ttii verso. A spiritual annual sermon was' preacho 1. i i. :im!i4,s,s by Si-toi Lot." t in,',man . r.? .- ipoiwa?tp?Rio. K * . .limit. ;i; ^ i wjncu t.i(? i.uun ,( 'Ik- , .ii".. 3 ' on v.a- c.ll.'d fo Iiy the Grand ? Ia.?tcr. I js a Tyrss tl?v- i'-ik'n h. Wxt tin* pas wot.I was' tak. 11 up; tthe roll ol (irsiifd <)l i'ivvi> an i the minutes o the past" in. rliy was -railed for_ ~nr.it t Trnr < oMvctiort . :r?nl relijj i. rI v. .i-' < ail.--: f<?r." H^niii No' - 1'Il'''?'Aa-?l?)i il?rp?retort nt-i- t?> tie l-.-.-i- > -. liu. il by the (Irani Mas i an.I Vawy.1 l.y It! a. W. 1). Do/, l < -1 . 1'n; a I an:.i int roll etod froii l.od'Jr > >' 11 P.v'i. I'ai.l out fo i-a'li claim- SoTo.tin. 'Afternoon Session S.'rvii--. .- hv.-a.in at .'5:U0 o'clock Devotional en:ducted by Ri:V. M Do/.ier. Momniiiil .sermon by Re\ A. I.. (ir.ry. he preached a sou stirring srrmn.ii, si bject "Wait o; - lie.?I.nr i" wi.n l. ivn .11 v.niuvi.id Afterward., the Grand Mastc made a few remarks 'concerning the.sermon; lie said if . we will duly wait on the I" n-?l a* the speakot toil its avo wilt come out more than we come. His remarks art still singing in orti ears and burn i'ifg ouv Tiearts. The death claim? Tor - the various ones paid satisfactory. The day getting old and - i iw. t' i v I '.i iwi' Inn > for t.hfi I various ones ~a suggestion was made by the Rev.>F. W. Lawrence I to the (Iraid Mastjcr, that it would | In necessi >y to close, and have the i election in March, 1936, at our at Clarion Baptist Church. Lane, It was move 1, so: ord and carried out. After which we sang and adjourned. The past word was given out and we took our short and long trip for home, from that ex| cc llent ir-nntial convention of the ;U. O. of C. F. A. W. M. Brown, Jr., reporter church life will be touched. Send , all ybur teachers ,and B. T. U. 'workers find bther church lflltfePI. V A . ER ^ 1 I PINCKNE FUNERA I HOME IHSl'NESS C0N1 MAN We wish to announce founder, I\Ir. T. H. Pincl tion oOhe support of a in general. MISS ESYPELLK II. I'fNCK H I>irector "j. Office'Phone 5707 w Ke.sidence I'hone 7765 ovu i rjcni* niMUWAI [itSI'BM Arrival and Departure ol Passenger 1'ralns. operated by the Southern Railway System at the Union S'atlcn, Columbia S. C., ettcctlvc December 8. 1834. v?:00. Q , M:-yPhark>lte ^.~-.^>y4?>?^-rQr' ??: i. i:10 A. M.-rCharleston . ... QreenviUe. Anderson, 8?n??? ,:50 A. M.?Newberry, Greenwood, :0ft A. M?Spartanburg, Ashe villa '4:40 A. M.?Augusta. <| i: 15 A. M.?Savannah .1.30 A. M.?Camden, Lancaster, Rook Hill, Shelby a:4S P. M.?Ashevllle, LoulsvUle. St. Louis, Cincinnati, uhlcagi. .30 P M ? Orangeburg, Charleston ,00 P M..-Churlotte, Washington. New York ' .65 P. M.?Anderson, Atlanta unit,' P. M.?Savannah, Jacksonrllle > ?i" i yes . '' Columbia, From: ' f-".-. o ?:50 A. M.? Jacksonville. Savtnpal. 4:30 A. M?Atlanta. Anderson. Oreenwoo< 4:35 A." M.?New York. Washing ton. Charlotte j 3.25 P.5d. "Rock Hill, Lani/us er, vatltdeh -t!P40 PV-M-???. t:36 P. M.?Chukdepsxatpclnnr t.tl, St Louis, i UiYn^e^.iuxvUe.'AVheviU. Spartuhburg V >.*b P. M?-Angus..* i.uo P. M. AshPVtll.T. Spartanburg i 30 P. M.'--Charles'.Oii 8:40 P M.?Charloti: . 6h P?M.- .Ori-cntinc. Anderson. Lr- < ,.? :2S P M.?8a v aim ;h Jlty Ticket DHict Depot Ticket OU.o tSOh Sumter fee .South Main' Phone k""-4 Phone MISS SOI Til ( A KOI.I.N A FARMER THIRD IN IHK. CROP CONTEST \ W. Timor Wooks o.' El lor to \Y in.? $250.00. Other South C'aro. ; Una Farmers Receive ." * 1 - Smaller Prizes Atlanta, Cla., Xcv. 16- W. Ul- mor Wwlis of Klloree won. the t hi i il prize of $2.r>0.00 in the Ann*-' rican Nitrate of .Soda Crop Con^ est. Sevent y eight other South j "arclinaiaffs won smaller awards, i- ?-pIvi: ;iicT ;ee id for the state since-the contest was open to the eight Sotitheastei n- States. 'I he e< itt - si was judged by. U. - . iiatoi?Klli.-on?hh?Smith, 'the Chairman of the Senate Commitec on Agriculture; the Hen. Allen '. ] 1lender, speaker <>f the Louisiina House, and Dr. B. \V. Kilgore, r< ni:n lit North ( arolina agri rltural worker. The eontes,t was pen to any farmer who used - American NH'tUo of S"dn. TIC- flt.-'t r'f?31.000 vwnv wi n by a (leorgian, while second prize, with a 3")00 award. Was taken 1 y a '.North Carolina growr. Other South Carolina farmers retting prizes wore;. I.eWis F. Wall. Campobe'lo; Jas. T. Clro husky. Walhalla: G. II. Pierce, Lynohhui e; II. I'. McMakin> Wei ford; James .M. Settle, Camp -' hello;- .1. II. X' "sen. Kin?jstrce* _ ' im her 1 lir.vi-" ( ) i i 'ii : It. Fi nn!; f.i-ntr, Saluda: Eimcne Windham. Tithnu nsvilh : S. (I. Stephens Moore; Kh 'olph .I.yens. Walterhero; Henry l.ontr,- Saluda; A_ Id. Sims, Ih ath S> rinjrs; Funnan C Mai tii i , < I a I'i'ii. v: T. (). \V t iitht,. 'nmaif:' Mr,J. Norman Crt?ch, Eas-ev; P. K. .Spell, .CIrover; CI. T. Lifjon. Chester;' I. A. Hiers, Enrhardt; l.eRey Hayes, Pickens; ' Folic Johnson, Easily; G. J. Collins, Blackburn; A. JJ. Bowers. Wnltei burn,?Norman?Folder,?Ft" Motto; Sidney B. Hare, Loesville;' ' John E. Grunh. DilliAn; P. G. Green, Greer; Marvin Garctt, Laurens; James A. Galloway, Jr., Lat' ta: P. B. Christonher. Greeri An. nio M, Ptlnn^ , 'I'i/J^fi^T Purvis i Wafd; G. C. Edens, PTck; ens; A. Curtis, Chesterfield; G. C. M' nj*o, I'a^elarid B. S. Morris, I Tinunonsville'; T. E. Benton, Timl. mnnsville; fieo ('?Crnhnsky. Wat. ~'halla; J. Fritz Sailer, Jr., Wajyen er; J. D. Sumpert, Peli9n; Wayne lores-, Roebuck; J. D. Jeffords, Rmoaks;'K. Honeyeutt, Ruby; B. 11 i 1 os,"Central; D. C. and K. R. 'hicks, Pickens; Paul B. Hairier, ville, Sara L. 'Keith, Marietta; W. B. Major, Greer; Gerald Lisenby, Chesterfield; Mrs. A. R. Simpson, Swansea; Verner Sloan, Seneca; O. 0. Sloan, Inman; W. Way, Elloree; Janies II. Smoaks, Srnoaks; Chalmers Preacher, Ruffin; J. C. Rarkhy, Pickens, Harman O. Robinson, Sandy Springes; Pearsall L. Rogers, Mullins; Mrs. Frances E. Roarers, Mullins, Sarnie Seen, Pros. perityV Cr C. Shiverr Remhert; G, I Y'S L " ~ PINUES UNDER SAME AGEMENT that the business of Pinekney's under the same policies of the <ney. We solicit the continua11 of his friends and the public M-rV LEROY I\ HARDY Uiiu'ral?Manager CHAPPELLK STATION CHURCH . v "Special For Sunday, January 5 The Rev. I. W C.r.nntr minister of Chappelle Station A. M. E. Churcth has a special message for all the citizens of Columbia. 11:30 A. M.?Message theme "Pulling off the Cover." 7:30 P. M.? "I this le:.der-.hip." Church school 10 a. m. League 0: 30 p. m. W. Poe, Cheraw;\V. I). McAbee, l iman; Berry Owens, Pelzer, Mrs. . S. Pauling, Orangeburg; Mararet A. Keith. Marietta; H. C. i. senhy,?( hestcrfichl; 0.D. Pel-" j l oll, Ellorcc; J. It. Ciilp, Rodman; I k. vv essrng; r, Co!umbiaT Wilson | Kelly, Westminister; A. Grogan, I Westminister; .1. L. Lamlrum, In'man; W. C. Realty, Seiuea, James Gunks, Jr. l'ickens; Alton Gore, I HOLLEYA FUNERA 2169 Senate St., (Cor. House ar AMRULANC OCR PHONE NEVER SLEEP! The Holley Funeral Homes at PHON1 mOL'R MOTTO: 'PROMPT AI A Service in Keeping 17 YEARS OF EFF TWENTY-FIFTH i ?0 a JAMES A H Real Estate and G ! * 926 Gree COLUMN u u;l -<* * ?? in sc.* tu nhiii^ u: ine 4>cw i don't for get to think of your sc ~ ?(why not owit"si homo?)?BrrrI .UiV . . * -" ??** 'a?\ f* * : 1 Ma J 7 , A HL l "J A home is where heart < When hand and l'^ot are I A home-is child < { A home is whore t fire br in'the nipht,|~ That somewhere Kh?ie nv?? A home iscrQj old ape, - a '" tftyijnll ' ??^^JKxiiEa5InBJ^eVgr'"ym PHONE (% -WRITE LEE V|Y ' S FIJNERAIp HOM1 Undertaking Anjd Embalm a log/an? LOWER /PRICES AMBULANCE SERVIC "As Near As Youfr Nearest Ph 1831 TAYLOR SfT. COLUM Ptoone 9276 I I. S. Leevy, k, Saturday, January 4. 1936 r>wmm? I ALONZO r. HAllDY ? Assistant?Manager ? 1006 Washington St. Columbia, S. C. r -Fan-Q-Lift^feystem In Beau'v Culture i' . ' : Give F AN-f>.I.IN Hair, Scalp, * Dandruff jjnd Toilet Preparation a trial. Their worth has been proven. Have and are growing hair on bald heads and bare spots when directions are fol- ' . lowed. Will promote a full growth of Hair. '' 1 Box Hair Grower $0.35 1 Box Special Hair Grower. 40 1 Box Scalp Soap ' 20 1 Box-Pressing Oil __ 45c 10 cents extra for postage Registered in U. S. Patent ?Office.. - ^ Agents wanted Write for terns ' Made by . ? ' Mriie. Fannie I.. Carolina 1020 Ilierh Market Street, Georgetown, S. U. S \ LHOMfi | id Senate Sts.) Columbia. S. C. P E SERVICE | 5?For Direct Connection with | Gadsden and Eastover, S. C. t 2 7998 ' V" iD COURTEOUS .SERVICE." 3 With Evorv Purse. ICIENT SERVICE. I^^THTiTT'Tri iliTHMifWi?I ANNIVERSARY' | iULI. & SON I ' rcneral Brokerage . I n Street 0 . 1IA, S. C. Fear and of your pood friends, * rious mistake if your pay rent a on easy terms; * 3 |v < _ ; ?**? | [J '' "f"' rfr * fj ?r rVTT! 1 :an stay far away. ^ in play, itfht reminds the traveler rest and li^ht. . content remembers what A Jill. 7 ? r?5 lAwtes A. HULL *' . BIA i | jfl 'V -I