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Saturday, July 1935 J^AV/uVyV I daughters. Elfa anil Nancy of ! Washington, D. C., spent three days in Columbia r.s guests of Kpvt and Mrs. J. 11. Johnson, of 2029 Marion street and left on Friday for Orang;cburg, S. C., their former home to visit relatives before their return to Washington, D. C. Mrs. J. H. W. Morris and doughs' bcr, Frances- of Bennettsville, S. _iC., are spending a few weeks with her parents,. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson; Mrs.. Johnson will leave with her next Friday to spend a . few weeks1 fn Bennettsville, and I Fvanees will continue her 'studies I at the summer school. Miss Louise B. Bogan of Union S. C. is attending Benedict and Allen' Summer school. We wish her a success. Mrs. Bogan is ; stopping with har 'mother, Mrs. i 'Ida L. Nance. M a ^ MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT (Mr. \Villie Bynum and Miss Josie Metz were happily married Wednesday, 1936.' TAVERN CLUB The Tavern club of South Blandin,g street hipld its monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon, June 24 1936 at the .home, of Mrs.; Anna >. Hinton, 31i5 Blanding street. Following the customary club procedure an unusually interesting ?discussion on Accent Mark in the new Dictionaries \vasl.e?U'Vied" qp. After the members- reluctantly ended the discussion on Accent Marks, they appointed Mrs. Nancy Mabry's home the place of the next meeting. 1 While the members were being served a course of punch and cake. Miss Virtelle Fair played the piano to the delectation of the group. Upon leaving each one said the afternoon had been p'easurably informing. ? I NESMITH-BURROUGHS NUPTIALS } ; ' ?? ( Miss Ollie Nesmith became the Columbia, Si C/at the homet of i' bride of Rev. John Burroughs of {& her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James g Nesmith in Kingstree, S. C. last fc Wednesday, June 24, 1936, with | Rev. Raymond Ransom officiating i?iLefore the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. Following the ceremony at 12:30 a lovely buffet lunch u'as served. Among the out of town guests | \ for the wedding w,ere Messrs Willie Pressley, Joseph Brown and lyiervin Mitchell of Columbia, S. C. and Rev. Benjamin Sumpter of Summerville, S. C; who served as best man. After a short wedding trip the couple is-cow at home, 1003 Harden St/ City, to the delight of their many friends. Prior to the wedding several lovely social parties were given in i their honor. THE WAR|> ONE WILLING WORKERS CLUB The club met at the nome-ot I Miss Annie Bell Wtflfni L408 I "Wheat St., Tuesday, June 30, with I the Madam .'President presiding. i : The meeting was called to order I and opened with the club song led er by Miss Lula Scott. Beautiful Rible verses were heard by all of ? the members. Then the meeting was opened for business. The V Minutes of the last meeting were I r^ad. motioned by Miss Janie I Wolfe, second by Mrs. Katherine . Sims. After then the roll was a called, and the members respondI ed briefly, then the meeting was H closed. Miss Jannie Wolfe led the PI closing song. Miss Lula Scott led tf the closing odar. Mav the Lord watch me and thee while we are absent one from jL ^another amen. W Si RPRfSE PARTY FOR f REV. J. W. BOYKIN Continued from page 2 1 Day by day upon the streets, _ And in the homes of men, i\ Jeff 6oykin carries on his work, r \ By simple faith in God. *Night by night at a sick bad _ Or in a home of need. | He tells the old, old story, I ui the ?avior a love. They call him "Bubber Jeff' That lovely ardent soul Who through years of toil and strife' Holds steadfast to his task. ] - ~ May Jeff Bdykin's life produce Fruit of contentment fair, And scattering blessing rich and ^ rare i*Proclaim God's loving care. -? Oh beautiful is Camden town And beautiful its streets Where Jeff Boykin lives 4 and walks Mrs. B. E. Pickett ? SURPRISE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. J. FT Douglass gave a surprise birthday party in honor of their oldest daughter, Louise, Tuesday evening, June JO. at their home on Page street. ' The guests started arriving at and?continued ? until 9t30rMiss Louise Douglass, the guest of honor, spent a part of the evening. at the show. When she arrived home at 9:30, much to her surprise, she heard voices singing ''Happy Birthday To You," On the dining room table w*a? a beautiful white eakn hpRrinc ?iv. teen green candles. The guest of honor received several beautiful and useful presents, such as stationary, handkefchiefs, autographs, etc. The evening was spent playing various kinds of games, after which the hostess, Mrs. J. H. Douglass served mints, ice cream and cake. The following persons witnessed the surprise: Misses Gracie-Mae JoTKfs, Delphene. Cooperi, Naomi Neal, Edith Frazier. Emma Lewis, Ann Howell, Mary Pope, Lela Smith, Beflfilah Byrd, Alberta Sumter, Margaret Counts, Mary WHson, Messrs Roosevelt Franklin James Moultrie, Lloyd Hughes. John McKim, Hollis MeKiiru, David Harrison, James Hopkins, Hildreth Hopkins, Charles Bull, Ulyssees Toatley. Emmett Hagood and Francis Robinson. ? ???> THE BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB -1 ..u l?Li i-i? 1.1.. 1 III? U1UU K^lflU tllC'IK II1VCIin>7 nt the home of Miss Came Henderson, 1318 Lincoln St. on Tuesday nipt, June 30, The meeting was' opened by the club singing their thente "song. The club was led in prayer by the Pres. and Bible verses were repeated' by each member. This ended the devotional exercises. The minutes of the last meeting \ver? road, received and adopted, then the financial rcll was called and each member responded promptly; , then the house was opened for business. an ! after a brief diseussioft of old and new business, was discussed,, the meeting was cfesed by the club repeating the nilzpah. The next meeting wiir be rheld at the home of Mrs. Geneva McNair on Tueaday night, July?7th.,?We were . very glad to have as visitors, mom bers of the Cavaliers Social club and until next Tuesday, we will sign off. This news come to you through the courtesy of the Blue Moon Social Club. Visitors are always welcome. ? WAVERLEY SILVER STAR The Waver lev- Silver Star met at the home of Miss Ruby Johnson. The house was called to or[ dei* by the PresidePtt, Mrs. Maggie Johnson. Opening song led by Mrs. Aria Belle Holley; jirayer by Mrs. Williams Walton, sec. _ond song by Miss Marie Merkson. Bible verses were repeated ill -or?lr. . '> I A short program was rendered. No business was discussed. Three visitors were present. Nurse Brown from the Waverley Hospital and Miss Georgia Johnson; we were very glad to have them with us. The Vice-President, Mrs. Aria Belle Ilolley was out with us after recovering from her illness; we were glad to have her with us; she gave us an interesting talk. Omitting the meeting Tuesday rt- ino/? 4V.O Imnnfit r> f i uiy i, u?ou pin vnt uvttvuv Mrs. .G; Sam birthnight party at the of Mrs. Xatig"Stern,.Legree St. r Disposed by the President, after* which the hostess served a course of pineapple sherbit and cake. ?? ? -"The Waver ley. Silver Star met at the home of Mrs. Maggie Johnson. 1109 House St.. The-meeting was called to order hv the President, Mrs. Maggin Ruby Johnson; prayer \>V Mrs, Daisy Chavis; second song by Mrs. Inez Harkins, Bible veTses werp hecited in order. After which the minutes were received and adopted then the house was opened for business by tho President. . . | Every body had a good time talking and laughing about the! time they had at the Farmers j Ball. Dismissed by the President, after which the hostes served three courses. (Asst.) Mrs. William Walton TH E_CRUSA DERS With William Lawson as host i our regular meeting was held at the home of Isaac Brown. A | I brief devotional program was had j | and immediately following it we | I turned our attention to two younjf < , men who havq been pledges of the 1 club for two months. I These two young men have " earned for themselves splendni-re? cords and it is believed that they , will be assets to the club. The two' young1 men referred to are James j David Barber and E. F. Calhoun. 1 We are glad to have Barber and Calhoun as our "brothers" and j hope that they will prove to be assets. We had as our visitors Mr.) Joseph Palmer. Visitors are welcomed at all times. "The next meeting: will be held at the home of H. B. Barber, 2116 Washington St. ^ NOTICE Phillis Wh^atlcy Branch? _ _ Y. W. C. A. Tn Tha mVJpB ffpaprvp 7"*TiiKg " The 4-H Camp and Friendship I.ake will be open to the Girls of the Girl Reserve. Clubs the week beginning August 10th. Any .gjrl desiring to camp for a week may register at the Phillis Wheatley -BraliclL_.142i3L.Eark St Registrar tion will begin at once and continue through the month of July, THE MODERNISTIC SOCIAL CLUB The club met at the home of Rebecca Williams, Tuesday night, June JO. Meeting was called to order by the President and Miss Watts led the devotions by singing one verse-of- -Holy , Holyr-?Prayer was repeated in cornet. The meeting was^Ren turned over to the President who gave a very brief discussion concerning our banquet. The banquet is scheduled for August 13th and we iviwwt it. ta 1 w* 14 ftt'fnir al' late summer. The roll was called and every member responded. We wero dismissed by "repeating the mizpah. The club was served a delicious course by Miss Williamson. YOUNG MEN'S KING CLUB Abbeville, S. C.?On~* Tuesday evening, June 23, 1936, at . 8:30 o'clock some of the young men of the city, along with several elderly men met the home of Mrs. Rebecca Johnson for the purpose of organizing. After the usual opening we proceeded to organize. The following officers were elected. President, Mr. Edward Cater, Vice President, Mr. Willie P. Jones; Secretary, Mr. Wardlaw Bowie; Asst. Secretary, Mrs. R. Fuller, Treas.. Mr. Danel fEd* wards and Mr. Charles H\ Hearst, reporter. We then adjourned to meet airnin thn i'nl'mviino T"iti?sdiiv -Tunc 30, 1936, at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Johnson._ The members wish it to be announced that the house is open for new members. ? ? m A Hie PICNIC AT ALCOLL'i S. C. Look what is here! There will bera big picr ic in the baseball pat k at Alcolu, S, C., Saturday, July 4, 1936. ? We will have two of the best baseball games, of the season, St. Stephen and others. Also good music by the band. Come out and enjoy yourself. Rarherue will be os-sale This .is for the benelit of Green Hill BapA t5 if" t>?.. I uai (jiiuiLii^ muuu^?a- v . u, W. Davis, pastor. Adults; 15 cents; children 10c. , LOVELY BRIDE HONORED WITH A SHOWER Spartanburg', S. C.?On Wednesday afternoon the Bucilla Art and Social Club gave a handkerchief shower honoring ope of its members, Mrs. Fordham Foster Patton, whose marriage was recenHy announced. . Forty-two guests registered during the afternoon, and the bride received an assortment of beautiful handkerchiefs, These were presented to -Mrs. in n el<w-d "mliri'lla. which she was told by Miss Annie C. Wheeler to- open.; As she did so, Miss Wltfceler read a very timely poem Id the bride expressing the sentiment of the club and guests. Bridge and bingo were played during the afternoon after which ice cream and cak.e was served. C. L. Johnson THE ORIENTAL SOCIAL ( LI B The. Oriental Club met at the home of Mrs. Gladys Ford, 201'J Liberty St. Thursday night, Jipje_ 25,"ins;-."with" oul" Vic'p-Trc.sfdont,Mrs. Mantzcs Bethea. The meeting was opened with a song by Mrs. F1 oss i e>_ Rosebouglu "Does Jesus Care" Prayer by Mrs. Helen Rush. Scripture reading by Miss I'auline Reeves. The la-mentation of .Jeremiah. After devotional period the minutes ^vere read and adopted. The. roll was called, each membc-r responded. Bible quotations. Then new and unfinished business was discussed. We had as our .guests for the evening Mr, David Bethea and Mr. Charlie Rosehough, Both made an interesting talk. Yisitors are a 1 ways welcome. ? Our next meeting will.be at thehomt> of Mrs. Ethel Ford Thursday. July 2, 1936. Mrs. Edith Pickens, our President is still sick at her home on House St. The hostess served pineapple cocktail, chicken salad, sandwiches, strawberry ice cream and CUM*, Mrs. Mattie Brown, Reporter m m THE LUCKY BIUI) SOCIAL CLUB The Lucky Bird Social Club met. at the home of Mr. G. W. McDaniel. 502 Main St. The meeting was called to order at 9 o'clock. Song "Shine On Me," led by thc^ Chaplain. "Mrs . May MoCuy.?Scripture lesson by the Vice President, Mr. Sam Williams, 3rd chapter of Jermiah; prayer in concert; song "My Heart is Fix." This song { brought our devotional service to ! a close. The President took charge of the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read received and adopted. The new and unfinished business was discussed. The sick committee made | their report. There will be a I chicken supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy. 1221 Wheat, July 4th, 1930. Chicken Supper with ice cream 25c plate; supper without ice cream 15c Parte from 8 o'clock until. Wo A1Q triad t.n h&Ve: one of mrr mem, bers back with us, Miss Mary Lou I Carr. The roll was called, mem! bers present 13. Our^-next meetI ing will be at the home of Mr j Sam Williams, 1527 W+ialey St. We were served sandwiches, cake and candy. We wtqre dismissed by "Mr. Ram '"Williams'. Irene Powe, Reporter 1 THE PALMETTO LEAP! | CAVALIERS SOCIAL CLUB The regular weekly meeting o the Cavaliers' Club was held a the home of Mr. Thomas Ruff. The -meeting .was called to older by the - President. The de votional service was conducted- bj -the-Chaplain, After which tlie-busL ness was discussed with the president, Mr. Marion Williams presiding. The business session adjourned The host served a delicious^ re pusi ui satau, cane ana iruxi punch. Everyone left?expressing themselves as having spent a ven enjoyable evening. PASTOR'S AID CLUB The Pastor's Aid Club of fMor l is Chapel Church met at the hom< of Mrs. Easter Goodman, 6T7 Gazt street. The meeting was called^ nider by ihe president, Mrs. Leli Johnson at 5:00 o'clock. Melody,' scripture, prayer, mel ody, minutes by the secretary, in troduction of Mrs. Thrusliscfn o! Miami, Fla., remarks by Mrs Thruslison, Mrs. Bessis Williams Mrs. Maggie Woods and Charlii Evans which were enjoyed by all am going to work until the day ii done." Evervone enioved th's Business and dues, collection whicl was $1.50. The club was serve* by the hostess and then dismissed ? i 9 mm ATTORNEY AND MRS. B. T ENTERTAIN FOR RECENT BRIDE Mrs. B. T. Smith was hostess a a party and miscellaneous showe complimnenting Mrs. 'Joseph D Fatten, Jr. on Monday evening June 22. Garden flowers were used in tb rodms where the guests were re reived hy Miss Loretta Bagwell Punch, cakes and mints were ser ved wi.th Miss Catherine Moon presiding over the punch bowl About sixty-four guests were re ceived. ' Mrs. Patten before her marriagi ,on June 10th was Miss' Fordhan M. Foster of Spartanburg, S. C. a memb-f of the city school l'acul ty._ j 1HE MANHATTAN , SOCIAL CL'LI On Tuesday evening the clul met at .the home of Mrs. Edmorn '.>07 Green street. The meetinj was called to ordr r by the Presi dent, Mrs. Dolly Smith. Opening song, Mr. Thompson; Scriptur reading, Mrs. D. Smith, also th pi aver. Song by Mrs. Edmond. After the devoiionals some veij important business was discussed The V?ce-Presi,dent, Mr. Georg< H. Johnson requires all member: 10 be present on next Tuesdaj nite at TOG Assembly street at th< home of Miss Annie Grant. Busi ness of importance. We regret th< absence of one of our most faith ful members, Mrs. Annie Gran who is visiting, her brother an< his wife Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Scot No. 10 B1 anche street, Jacksonvi 11 Florida. We ihope for her " i pleasant stay. The hostess, Mrs. Edmond Serv ed a delicious course of ice tea an< cake. We .adjourned. Next meeting 01 ; Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock a Assembly street. The club was glad to know tha one of cr.r former members, Mrs Olle Mae Giant and children Thel ma and baby Helen are back h?i again from their long stay in Nev /Turk City. 7 ?? WORDS OF CORRKSI'ONDENC1 By B. T. Folder Awcndaw, S. C.?Co. 5419 F-' ( CC Camp?Hello good people we still wish to remind you of ou thoughts and that we are stil located between the cities o Charleston antj Georgetown, S. C on U. S. Highway No. 17 near th< South Santee River. The camp site is beautiful an< is umu(4t a grove of touring pine and large oaks. Then too th cool wind blow from all direction the evening breeze is best of all. I can also say that since thi company been organize many boy fVom various parts of the south -cm states have become popular i sports such as golf and tennis. Th outstanding tennis and golf play ers are Mr. Morris Hips of Co lumbia, S. C. ami \V. M. Minims o Southport, N. C ;v Julius Franklir Rufus Mitchell. Charleston, S. C, Herman Benear, Tuscaloosa, Ala James Byrd, Southern Pines, N. C Hubert Smith.^ 0rangeburg, S. ( and B. T. Felder, KlloreC;TT.~TTr~ The baseball nine is fightin hard to wind the eastern sub-dis trict championship. The Awot daw nine defeated McClellonvill baseball team on Saturday, Jun 27 by the scor^ of 7 to 6. ? w - . ; PICCOLENA SOCIAL CLUB The Piccolena Social chib helc t its weekly meeting at the nom? oi Mrs. Ruth Huff Gilliam. Tht - meeting was called to order by - the President, Mrs. Gilliam f A song, "In The Garden" was stmg-by Mrs. -Arletha ~~Robi inson; scripture lesson was read > by Mrs. Gedoll Harris?-Prayer was led by Mrs. Pearl Spears, . Reading, of the last minutes was received and adopted. The house t was then opened for new and unLlfinicU^ 1 . , y-..inniitv. ousiiitrss, wnicn wbh car^ / ried out orderly. After the meeting we were served a delicious course, consisting of Ham Sandwiches, gingeraie, banana ice cream and cake. The meeting adjourned to meet at the home of Miss Florence Goodwin, 2382 * Washington St. The club will miss Mrs. Ruby Woodard Sumpter , very much; she has gon^ t" N"*" ~ York for an indefinite stay. We are hoping that she will return soon. MISSIONARY CIRCLE NO. 1 r The Circle met at the home of Mrs. Mobley, 2421 Green St. The neeting was called to order by the 1 President. Opening song by Mrs. Cunningham; prayer by the Presi. l lent, second selection. Scripture lesson by Mrs. Addie Nelson. The louse was then in order for business. The minutes were read, re1 ceived and adopted. The roll was called, all members responded. Unfinished a^d new business was before the house. Tbe Presitent also made some remarks about her trip ta the Women's Convention. We were then dismissed by Mrs. P. Hale. We adjourned to? meet with Mrs Lula Johnson t July 6th, at 1100 King St.. The hostess served fruit salad grape juice ^nd crackers. Every* ;ne expressed themselves as hav i nig ajreni ou tjujuy-aoie evening. Mrs. A. L. Reese, President; L Mrs. P. Hale, Sec.; Miss Q. M Addison, reporter. Rev. H. E. Taylor, Pastor Winnsboro, S. C.?On Sunday June 21, Sunday school proceeded - as usual witH Supt. H. Gedrge and co-workers at their respective ~ frltiofrgE i jyhere were manV-^pointed t trutns brought to bear on !the les1 son "Jesus Exalted." ,, At the 11:30 worship the pastot brought a wonderful mfcssAge from St. John 20:26-28 filling il hearers with a new-zeal. Quite a few attended this service. Visitors are always welcome, j At 3:00 o'clock the W. H. C. W, Society celebrated with a very uni que program, as follows: "A charge to keep I ha"ye" was sung i in concert. , Opening address?Bro. E. George. Welcome?Mr. C. E. Stevenson. ! Music.?by Chapter. ex Ponnr fticfo*' M T Cim*\oAn , Paper?Sister Sallie Kennedy. Solo?rMiss R,, A. Hall. _ Remarks-^-Sister Mary Nettles >- Mrs. H. E. Taylor and Mr, S C ,. Cunningham. Rev. Foote, pastor of Mt? Zion Baptist dhurch, Great Falls : preached a very inspirational serf mon, enjoyed by all hearers. Come i again Rev, Foote. Closing remarks by the pastor Mrs. M. S. Brevard is> president ol this society. On Sunday, June 28, Sunday t school was conducted at its usua . hour and . as usual. Lessor J taught instructively by teachers, t , At 3 o'clock the F. A. M. anc t_ O. E. S. Lodges, 127 and 236 cele. ? "br a t e<JSt."J oh hTs day with Fro. W A. Gladden, DD.I( G. W. of 3rd D officiating. ?* -*? Opening address?Bro. Harper. 1 Sold?M is s W. M. Bouler. Welcome?"Miss Viola Tilman. Paper?Sister M. Jackson. Paper?Sister M. S. Brevard, t Duet?"His Eyes Op You."?by 3 den. Papers?Sisters A. Gaither and t M. M. Moore. Addresses: Bro. and Sister J. C, Caison. ~ . . . . Duet?"Uncloudy Day"?Sisters e L. George and M. M. Moore.' v Every one seemed to have en_ joyed this splendid program. The sermon preached by Bro: ,, H. E. Harrison of Ridgeway, was - very timely; ne preacneu irom Luke 3rd Chapter "Go ye and do likewise." 4 A goodly sum was realized. So sorry our pastor and wife could not be present. 1 IN MEMORIAV1 f In memory of our dear husbam e and father, Mr. J. E. Rosemond who departed his life June 29 j 1934. V s \ e Two years ago you left us, s To enter a place of^irest. But we ' realize that God \know 9 best. , s \ . Life isn't gay as it was n When you were here with us, . e Our hearts are filled with paii r. and sorrow Since you have returned to th ,f dust. l? Gone, yes, gone, [_ , '? But we shall never forget you. ' We'll always remember your ten der words Ll. ^Vhirh wfejpe aoJcind and-true Sleep on dear one in Jesus' nam We jiopd to meet you On that beautiful shore, e Where death shall part us no mor< e Mrs. J. E. ROSEMOND and CHILDREb ? ?1 : SHADY GROVE A. M. E. CHI Kill I , [ Rev. C. G. Glover, Pastor Watts, S. C.?Sunday was a red letter day at the above named church. Sunday School was opened at the usual hour with a vasl attendance. After a reading ol.j the lesson from the subject o f j ! "Jesus Meetinir lliimon . -.the subject Bio. A.-Greene review ed the Sunday School of - the var- . ious leBsons that was had during the quarter and to the delight ol all the scholars were wide awake and had not forgotten what they had learned during the quarter. In the afternoon the King -and Qnppn Contest was spAnsnrpd ami . in a short time when the secretary. Mrs. E...J. Wharton checked the amount it was found that the' girls and boys had laid $20.00 on the Cable. Of this amount Miss Theo- ' doria Knox and little Miss Everlina Gray reported $5.00 each respectively hence received the 1st prizes. Mrs.' Davis deserves special credit for the unique program that was put 'over. Miss Inez G. Wharton, of this place and S. Island, N*. Y. is a student-teacher of State A. & M. College, Orangeburg, S. C. . Mesdames Annie- Cobb- 'and - Nuna Biown of Atlanta, Ga. wer present at the funeral of Mrs , Margarent Bowers a'nd were th house guest of Mrs. S. Devlin whi is an aunt of the former and moth er of Mrs. Brown. The stork brought Mr. and Mrs M. Johnson a fine bouncing bo; ' recently. Mother and baby ar* doing fine. ! Mrs.?Susie Devlin, M-r^?14^?JWharton, Miss Lillie Rankin alsc Mr. and Mrs. N. Gray motored t< I Cypress Chapel Sunday night to s 1 missionary program of which tin | former three rendered numbers . The ladies of said church are excellent workers in this1 depart ment of our great A. M. E. Church Miss Lillie. Rankin of Greens i boro, N. C. is the house guest ol 1 Mrs. Susan-Devlin. Mrs. Annie. Cobb of Atlanta i spent two days "With Mis. " Elk. . Giles during her stay here. We Were delighted to have th Ij presence of those that have beet on the sick list on last Sunday at the church services. The Sunday School children acted well their parts on the Children Day program that was directed by ? -Mrs.. F. J. Wharton. .Our church is progressing right i nicely under the leadership of our pastor who is a Christain gentle ' man and who is quite helpful alo'iu tall lines of the church. a * Some farmers here are bus\ plowing up the few stalks of cot f ton that came up during t ht 1 drowth and are planting corn and 1 peas. ' " ~ "NOTICE The Sunday School Publishing Hoard Branch store will, be closed after 12:00 nv. Saturday. July J People desiring: literature for Sun day are asked to get it before .SunT day. ? Juliet Raiford, Manager . for rent: To couple or gentlemen two connecting rooms?adjoining lath. Apply l"iom 4:00 P.M. to b:u0 P.M. 2415 Millwood Avenue. AUTOMOBILE LOANS "AND REFINANCING Standard Rates and Terms CRAWFORD'S 1927 Main?Phone 4188 Prompt, Confidential Seivice - - See Our Mr. Cat hey Female Help Wanted Hotels-Resorts Everywhere. 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