Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

1. Saturday, July 18, 1J136 .j - . a Mrs. Theluia Thomas, daufchtei of Mr. and Mrs. Swygevt of Chi caffo, 111. is spending a month We wish her a pleasant Stay. Mrs. Ellen Davenport and lit t tla frvoivloA.. I- ^ /- > " - _ 6*?....nui, ini vimimnia >at ^ urday to spend the rest of tin 1\ summer m Philadelphia wft'trhoi n son. also New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Wood. soil formerly r.esided at S21 lleidt m St. is now enjoying their own Lk home on 1503 McDu'ffio Ave. ?&. On July 4th, they had as then guest, Mrs. Nora Prcsslcy oi jgffl Lexington, N. C.- Mrs. Presslej IS returned to her home in Lexing ton, expressive a very pleasant ',#? All of the friends of Miss VioJs S Washington-are more than pleascc H to have her up again. We hope ffj he will take good care of hftselt $ that her heulth may eotiVinue tc improve. M r, B. C. Corprew, State Agent for the Pilgrim Health and" Life fcpi; In*rran -e Conii^anv of. .-.Augusta iJf ) Ga. recently 'returned from Octroi I Michigan where lie attended the j National Negro Insurance Asso I'cintion...; Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Evorttt am % ?<\ - . family "^accompanied by Mis! Georgia Cook left for Itye Beach N. Y. where they will spend s^nn time at their summer home. T1IE R()VSE SOCIAL CIA B t v * > Hello everybody! here we are a gain telling you of our week!) I meeting that was hold at the honn it of Miss Ilattie Ruth Robcrson t>t Wav.iriey St; The meeting wa: v called to older by the President I Opening >o;ig was- led by Mis: Ethel Rose. Prayer by Miss Kthe tTiobeif on. We then listened to in interesting pri'b;i?um as follows. J, j. solo by Mifs tiladys Miller, A Juki by Miss Margaret Goodwin. Ai instrumental, solo by Miss. Jennii Miller, TheTi aTT joiue*d~Trr~askrm : : rirfrtt.-v -Tliyp. tile, loll Was callcc and eaeh member responded witl Bible -verses and fees. The min *i:Tos we re~Tedit7rcrcivcd a-n4-a<h+pt id. Old and new business \va: j. discussed. We adjourned to nice I at the home of Miss Lillic Mai Reese on Gervais St. The hostes; served ham sandwiches, cake am mixed drinks. , Ethel Rolverson, Piysident, .uanon urown, reporter f WAVKRL12Y SIl.VKR STAR llcRo everybody, we are on tin I air again. The Waverky Silver Star Cltil ? met at the home of Mis. Graci Jacob July 11. Opening sor.g led b; ; the President. Prayer hv Mrs Grace Jacob. Hee-ond selectio) was led by Miss Ruby Johnson After which.each member respond WT*- . ed with Bible verses/' The nvin utes were read. "received and a dopted. The 10II was called an< each -member responded with thei . fte. After which the clijb wa one knocked ai the door and ii walkedFat Waller with his fom ous Orchestra right down l'ron Harlem. Then the hostess sevve< a delicious course of irish potat< salad on lettuce smacks, ham. ici cream, take and candy and ic< cold been. Goodby everybody un til wo meet at the home of Misi Mrrritr-Mmkerson on Talyo? St Tuesthfy ntghl, at eight o'clock. Ruby Johnson, Reporter RHYTHM lllMKRS SOI 1AL L'LLI Newberry, S. C.?The Rythn Httntcra Social C lub met- Friday July 10, l'J.'Ifi at : 30 with Mi si Ida Ruthorloi d as hostess? Thi club iopened wi th~"ttTe" tlUUliC s?>nj "Red. sails in the sunset." Th< rtcxt fifteen minutes were de voted to the learning of popula songs, afterwards business wa discussed fro ml a St meeting. Sug gestions of many kinds were bro before the club for discussion. Thi club is planning to give an enter tainment for the enjoyment of th< members. We were very proud t have all members present. Shor talks for -tbo-uplifting of the clul were given by Ernestine Burton Nancv Halty and Ida Rutherford Timely questions were a?TuTd tr Juanita Jones, Elizabeth Grimei and Katherine HilCht'Ot'k. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY CEL. ! EHR ATEI) IIY PROMINENT TEXAS FAMILY Professor and Mrs. C. H. Griggs of Seguin, Texas celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary, Monday evening, June" 211, at 8:.'JO ]). 111. . The ceremony was performed on the porch oi! their, palatial home uiider a beautiful aielr of geld c?l ored lights wh'ich extended to all _ parts of the spacious lawn. Preceding the nuptial ceremony Miss Daisy Williams;?beautifully attired in vVhite organdy over satin, sang two selections: "Silver ' Threads Among the Gold" and "I Love You Truly" with Mrs. Slid icy miuiey xucv-iain at tne pinna,. After the rendition of. selections, - the bridal party marched by the i strains of Lohengrin's Wedding r march m?the?following order: Little Miss 4 Vivian Tompkins, beautifully dressed in pink organ. dy over satin and Master Abrar.i ! M. Tompkins, Jr.. grand children; i Rev. and Mt.s. A. W." WrHinms ofAthens, Ga.* Mrs. Williams was lovely hdorned in pink .chiffon " with pink chiffon with accessor' i'es. Mr. and Mrs. Linder liart'i son of Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Harrison was lovely ip a rose chiffon gown with accessories; Mr. and Mrs. George A. GrifJfin of i Fort Pierce, Fla. Mrs. Griffin j was beautiful in green chiffon with with accessories. Prof, and 1 Mrs. A. M. Tompkins -o?__Okla._ City, Okla. Mrs. Tompkins wore > a lovely gown of blue chiffon. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Edwards of CaL vert, Texas; Mrs. Edwards was attractively garbed in orchid chi*t t'on. The bride entered with her _> isteiv Mrs. Ma.' I >ev A biter Moore >f Minded, La. Mrs. Moore wore a gown of blue ami^wJiite chiffon. ' The bride was'.charmingly" aTtned . in w'h.ite silk lace over crepe and - warre a coi*sage white rose buds ;u?(l 'ferns. The groom1 entered with his brother, Mr. Sam Griggs of Hallettsville, Texas. , The I grooms-men wore 1'itll dress suits, s Rev. A. W. Williams, Rev, J. M. Carr, officiated. Tlit> bridal p&rt\ ' then marched into the living- room > by the strains od Mendelsohn's Wethling MaixJi. The attendants were daughters and son-in-laws of the bride and groom. The home Nvas pvofusely deeo. rated with snn flowers and forns. Mrs. . Kstella Burns and Miss ffettie Burns received the .guests - and gifts . Many valuable gifts. \ telegrams and cards, were received from colored and white friends r/i different states. . Punch, ice main .and cake were * served. : 1 On the following'day the bridal party motored to Cuero, Texas and thoti* to Hallettsville. Texas when a barbecued chicken . dinner.. was . ' served on the groom's farm. Oii. 5 Thursday, July 'J, t'hy party iryj;?r' d to .Mexico where they spent the ' week-end siglit seeing. The parr~ry~vriH~leavg? trn?July S. for?Cal-_ 1 vert. Texas to .spend a few hours 1 and then to Dallas, Texas, to attend the centennial for a *f.i \v day-. - -Prom- 1 talla^._thy )yirtv -wail- guide jt Okla. City, O! la.' where they will . sjk'iki oili1 wcck witn i nu. ami Mrs. A. M. -Tompkins. The par.t.c - will. then leave far' their various s. homes. ' . > ( OMMI MTY CLl B "The Community club met at th< 'home of Mr. ami Mis. Josh Bow son,. 11124. Polidleton St.; opvni'ii soiiy "I eonie to the garden alone" by Mrs. Sallie Mae Ruff, flMrd .Psalm was read 1'or our scripture lessor by .M;f. Williams-. Prayer-: was offered by the sanio;* after which Bible verses were repeated '' by all. ~ "-The meeting wii :, then turned ivor to the President. .Mr. Lewis; he pave some inspiring remarks >\v^idi were, enjoyed lif all wh were . pi esent. The mijiutes Were . called for .which were 1 carp?rveeiwd and adopted. The roll Wa.r * . called and responded to. New and unfinished busims ^ was discussed; After which tin closing song was sung by the club. Then we dismissed by all repeat j ing the pa'tviig words.' Ouw next, meeting will be at the home of the President, Mr. and Mrs I Louis Davis, 1008 College St. Af-j for the meeting Mrs. Benson serv ed a delicious .course of punch and cake. Minn Lilly -Alexander also wish cs the prayers of the clubwtitle she is away ami we do hope that -sjie will enjoy herself while she is trt the mountain, and also hoping l.er a safe return. THE MANHATTAN SOCIAL s - . CLI B The club met at the home of r sTTsf "AtrrtTre OnrrrL Our?p+osident, Mrs. 1). Smith being 011 a . vacation, the meeting, was in cnarpe 01 tae vice rresuient, Air. ' Johnson. s Sinpinp lo of ? -fHH^mthfuPliicinhtrs who is niovine to" North Carolina. ; 1 After the devotional, the Prosit detit, Mr. Johrfson presided. > Mr. Johnson goes into stinctl.v ? lnii ineiii', eloykinp lip?4+te wnd? ' spots and fitting in better rules ' for the betterment of the church. 7 ?be-elal?-axlioumed to meet at 3 1000 block of Pendleton St. _j .The. hostess, Mrs. A. Grant "served" kit' tiuam and oalto. _i : V. . ^ i Anna Ray Moore Brings Her Nation- ! ally Known Band ??? Here .) u ly 201 h Columbia Totynship , Auditorium Scene of Annual ton tost and Dance The tin ill nm-ic el' tjit, day'wiir be hoard l?y da sice ji;ilJS&ii~' a.. : anisic lyv> i < bid t o'mrjibia. wlier. ana .Ray Mimn; brim's lav naliunally known oicl.t-st <n J. [ .Monday iiintit"." Ii;r~-or^- ,.i j iT;i ioj- tlui T17. uifli a' II..'a?r > .11. -i>!> - yoTVU-.-l an I dan ? >: , ' ' .m.n.--:. b'ia TivS'ishlp Air.lituvu, n. It's .not (he 1 i.-y rhytUpi i Liib Calloway i.<>i is it i.la- 'janud. . hythai of link" Kllims'on. bud it's a hand wlti- h ranks' \\ i ii the ' best in the hard" e'r trrm::?::y -and SWOetlless. Ttt'ehe aid. Is V"..... have scored sis llu if 1 . <. se ! unifrhts out'yaj: in.- peiioi arsesit. tlii' Cotton CKbii.. .-I.: - A . Ics. Caves in" < i.d ,i.'n| . 1 !. 1. ' .lie Uurlcm li e " :n ii.n'l.'.l-;. Nee. 1 V01 k. Aclde,. .a- ;. . id . >\ 1 his hand on.- . ! 'In- i< ; ' ( ltd orehystr.is. W'llel i.Vi I '1.;.!. ; h; . ' ' 'a . d critic?) i a - ' ' . licii' prai .. '-hi- i. Aon, an i iv 1 i t - "i in. a -iit>?i could ?: MI SSI ON A iO ( IKCl.lv. N:?. 1 Tile 'iivU llvUi I inj.1: at tlie i1 iv.' _'[ ' ! I kins at 1C- i J .1 rh " 1 ' iiit-'ctiiiir wiv < 1 >' usual hour ui'!i' A; It in presiding. We i.i.u in." <T uin?; selecti in ; i?.v *V nie I.ouvuin o . '.id scripture1 Kby hi . ( iiani. lllh c'uiv!. i; < . business v. o- '< :'< .:l ! ' ' . ' V , minutes \\ r -el. r 1 adopted. 'do :i: was called i'u\ 'A 'i.'ihvm^oi. ed and cadi ' f -?. i . !' :i Al'.tcr the_ }11 = ' ilV'CI' WI' 1 i - t ' I' ' ' - . I t . ? J . a ram; \w uvi. ii <.':**?I v.\ ."a::-;'cal solo by I;iitic Maty. I.o'.ijf!a.-. taper by Mb F.ii.O'.n .'..a i in.*: paper l y A: --. v.' ll:.-;. ; a visitor of S ivy . S: <. > ; | "Tlu' Nee i if i - i'"1. 1 . i: - , marks by i: . t .. ib\'. 1.. I Jenkins. V.' ar- vkni ; > - Frank Pop.* at I.-: :>< ' n-r-H a1'-trt?*pendir : 1 i ' v ; i'i X York, Philarl 'i. ' i y I ('itv. We ail.' < * 1 > i our President -t ::1 a t.be _.? ;< } j 1 i ~ t aiul oil'.*-:-'". V> i it- * 1 < -111; - - - | oiH?v Aliv. W.TTi.- .v.,. We adjoin !. P. Jef .'rson. ' ii.:- _ St. Tlu* lm 1 - _'y 1 i?v * : < am and euke. K\ : " .* nr **' ' '.' Teolinir jolly. A!:-. A. I 1! : president: VI .>. !'. ila" . 1 , | Miss (>. M. A'<r r " '. 1 Till', I .IS < (Kfcl ! IS < ! I IS The I.< - <V vi"b 11 the heme < f Mi -.- Ma'i y Ymnr :. X1 Dewey Aw., Toe May i \ i ; 1 July IT, After oar d* vutioi a' Mamie Tbomn-.m sunvr a - \ 1 - . The meeting wa- t. : n in ?-ha ev *>;' t he nrcsidi r.t. I :r!la I :i v !. i . Tb I minutes wore read and a 1??? ;, ' The membf rs lr vo d.-ii d t L JUVe.a bin,, o pi ty ,.n -1 aly 2:2. <' I tlusive plain- f the pa - (v v. i'l IV | .i.wi.i..,! at ih. next i'-.i, ;: . v a thet.no lot 1' i- niee'i we >ii cussed Loyalty. Jlapy int re-;in topicj. and tacts were di? -i--"!] concerning this. Tit , tiranei.il. roll was then .ailed t<> wh'aj: al | responded. We are studvir.j; var-J ions plans far club Inn, 5 nvn's After a disciissii h T01 al>'>orTHi-t-nminutes we woie served a d-l e-1 ions course of sandwi-d-es a i l lipht people in tveiy walk of li.'e. eraeket'c and pan h. We t ei.'r. l . JPlUn.Cfl tp - meet next Tne-lay a"! the home Af 'Mulia Si ! ".n Whaley St. We are trying VVl.t hard?t-wproye our motto true which is THE PALMETTO LEADI band." This orohestra with its, fWiil rhythms and solid .swing MUMv is a.welcome diversion from the usual typo of colored bands, and iiii oiu' in the world can harv; nizp liUe the Negro. lad by one- of the most popular roloKd-^frrt" loaders in America, I'Ow bands in the history of i-oh.red orchestra have enjoyed as smldf "a i'i.-.t'- as-has -Anna Ray ,V|ii^;,i .it>,i u..|- DitliesMa. A few yoars ago jxist another coloied I and today one of the recognized U?tciii . v. o loied bands of the conn\ r * 1 n .lii iim'iiitf?A hum l.'av Moure -scud -lif r ?irclu'-tra to play fur this utsia'nilipir;' aniuial event we arc not 1>i i!>>. 'ill? "just a colored jaz'z i.-itii?I** lioi- arc wo !>i incini; the "tiiiati-st Classical Colored Ham! in ih. woj l.i, lait We are trivi'nji to t-Lu- public a colored orchestra ..of li* new eta. A musical or ..aliizauon who aie accomplished, a d who play mimic ai;ialtered in a maimer, which more than please .l'ot|, i!a. you'ic -and older pu^ 11 oil-... , tjheiv ai l ai'c.cliients ari liap'le. ' ' She has the public's desire ti .inc.- at luait ami plays music that compels them to dance. As ' ad r. .Anna Hay Moore ha s eath-l . . d ahisit her twelve very talelit<?: anTVrrsrrtih-mwsii-iana, .and -gn-Xia-Paiaers. wli'o will tin ill and deI lie Things Worth W hile liv Wdodruw Jeter "I shall n. vc'i*. he old enough to ?p ak without embarrassment ..a 11 1 I :t\y i-:t>t liiupc to talk ah "in." . ?Lincoln livery man, though he has no a-ne in *m his soul, becomes o i .1 i \m iii louerm ny rove. ?Plato Four thiijir.- a man 'JJtist learn ti n ?..1.4-?. .'. Iq- i - '-'tl il true: , To think \vii?ho'.i! i-onfusion cbarly T.? love his a dow-nton sincerely; l' -net front. hotvst motives purely: To trust in fit.; and Heaven se.rttti'ly. w llet'iry Van Dyki Sunday \\uV a tine, day; a laiKo nnrnU, r. \voj.-:MpjH(l at Corn rent I'tiptist l 'Pali if':.. Sunday school was iiin- a>- -.Teachers were; v.. t in it | o-t < ! (Taty. Mr. Cuitis h'f'hinson is spendin; th.'Av. it - I'lid with his parents. Mr. an.!. .Mrs. S. R. Robinson, 102 X. ("'unvji St.. Pnioii. . I Mr. Aust-dl ?a- a nuost at the til ('aj. p of Ciltoii, S. C., July V t: a !"\.iy l-i.-vhall yame was had. ' ' 1 i 1 1 lilt?-vn \ \ I I V I I . v OJ ..... ... ....... I l.l i5l?V l;\l. d.n; I ' ?T|., flu!, .m-,; afthc home?of ;;t iK- Caw.:. 1 ()()?.) Pendleton St. Op-mtv song by Mrs..Johnson, yli u i ?' >'<!? li"- hy the Vice Pros '(! ..n.'. . .!??'.t:soh. I 1 M: l: ' :> Clifton. S li..': - Alt - At.nie (irant, i After li ' <! votional the house ? } v iK'ci for business, Minutes of the last meeting by ; iic Sc. i ft :u y. The club adept- a row order of ststciu for recording the husihoss. | !! II called'with, taking up of dues. After husim** talk hy Mr. Scott. I acting -nd Vice! A game of whist j was enjoyed. The nu'Hiif. .nljimi'll't d to tnect i at the home of Mrs. (intrude Har| t i-.. TOO (iatis St. -"It dan- LieJJoruuI! Lycy Mae Coins IR . V* ? THK OIUKNTAI. SOCIAL nx On Thursday night. .1 :ly . _Uu;?(Irient :tl Social elu'r luli i' weekly meeting at the norm* < Mis. Monte/. Bethea. Opening song, "Come Thou A mighty King." .Scripture readin by Mrs. Lelia Moore. I'ia.\v.i l> Mrs. Monte/. Bethea. Singing ' - ? " Jioin- < > 1 <" <1 h. '1 l)V M i Helen Bush. 44+W?lull was l.inir cali d a! . :Ti h I) ember?m']<omle-:?rrifh? I 1 I'll lit i I n I H-iM" - - The miifut'cs wf the lust met tin wore read and adopted. We the discu'ssb.l unfinished and new bus iness. " A'f'K1; ttH busftVe-^?mat Uu *1. 'n;e been 'transacted we were rv i . \ei.v ta--ty course, of refresh':.ei. l?y the hostess. | JMrs. Albert .Goodwin and. Mi ?Hrrr He?Re a'chough?weremil1 viai tors for the evening of which were very glad to have. Our luxt meeting will be hel< at.the home of Miss' I'aulir. Reeves, 1 -100 Liberty Hill, Jul; 10, l'.KSO. S:00 o'clock p. 111.,' V i.-itur are avvays welcome, Mattie Hmwn, Repnrtei THE BROWN SKIN MODE!. SOCIAL ( LI B The Club met 'Tucs'ay cv-nin, April 14, at the club room. lbn. Cl'iMiir ? 1 ? - f-,n _v;v. iih' will nwur. t'j* . xnicjt. song "Just Anutlv i Pay.' :Qu7)faX"ions by piii'li iin'inbei,?frdlowcd Willi ju iiuisu ?d .k11111 Iiy M i Mattic Paul The im.ctin.ir the! turned over to the President. .Mi-. Ruth Boyd. Unfinished busines-. completed; The"jri'rls haw?Trrm? "ood news for you.??On?-Frida,' -mto, .Inly !1 1'.i:'0 pio_and ice tea. Reporter, F.ul-la' M. Paul THK MODKRMSTK (I.IB The Modernistic (Tub nut at tin home of Miss Kvelyn -Jarkst.tr. Tuesday, July 1-1. ? :??vThe meeting- was. ..yjicncd 1>\ singing cine verse of "Ant. ri -a.' Prayer was repeated in conceit. The meetinir was tlu'-n turtle/ qVc. 1 to the President who ga\\- a veiy 1 very brief, discussion to the' club; Old business was cieaTO'T a'n<T in v.* misiness wits Ittltcil up. The financial roll was valh 1 an the mizpah. A delirious i"iv e t ,ce cream %nd cake was sei v ,1 b. Miss Jackson that every < r.c m joyed. RADIO NEWS 1 i el lot' everybody, we're haci with you again, however the tru- ! fact is that we have never .-tepou from under the social spot-light although during the pa-1" few months We have bcenjmiadcasting e-ilh the Volume UJ!1> (1 .JlA.'' - ?? keep our programs, very low. Few of the members of the liidio Sovial Club1 have-crone away for ih minnier ami a few lure, have tlu (Bronkas of the Koiikas) or-sonnkind of heat disease, so we i'oun.i it. very necessary to adjust the, radio so that it would play wit in-tit any static." and fewer .tubes- lWj the remainder ol' the .summer. ? The adjustment' has been mad* and the~lttrrhn ?'oeiul flu:?lu. e' announce that they have plantie an entertainment for you to ,b. held some, time in August. , Thientej#.inment will he called ,th' cool out and will he carried out a little di! fount fro:-!! tIts- I'loyioaunintor ontortainnnnts. J. \V. John>un, uportoi IX M KM OK I A M U? J Iii memory of our mother. Mr-? Alio Kabl>?July S, 1 Oft' whi'U evonir.tf sha<iov.sfa"!. Wo seim to hoar your irvntle call. Ami soom to fro your star lit eyos looking- Uownwnr i . i rom t in- sky Aiv gathered in tin- tfmiie y}idioir our weary let up to the stair? Tkni ? ,. miKt dlmh or ever we can greet you, In heaven's eternal land so bright and fair. Mrs.' Gabrella Veal, Knuna Rabb Jenkins, daughters; ' TJ 1 Tt!t'. t.t< KY f HI > Sm;? A4, CJA'H ttH " ' . ; ~ t j rrtr t-itrtj?r-t*l?*?+t? -Y-?-"-Ua.y. _jUAX-^_ . iiij.y. Jaly iii.1,* yt Uk- lii.1:! i i,!' Mr. and Mr.-. Kinnoly, 1221 ]. . . ? at .St. Mct-lii?y operud h> ;r ui;r 1 B?ilh to ' h/ s A.nia. i' 'cut, Ui> tat; t hai 1 iuin .-ai:,J, "IK' Iolu'l tl't- St itc.. a . .. way." -Si-tii hi" ii- ? ? 1 | i ay ft at tin.- time t lie n.e j \'.:x \vu>-tui tU'il nvi'i' I<> the 1'le-. i., '1 i'-h t'n'i- .iriinsli s u~ \ .a t in'it in".; tin imne'veiO nut. .-1. ani ami wa/ f~rhc club, wp ndj"ttrncei t> . t on Tye.- iayniitiit, at <> at the hoar. hi' Mi-s Ant:j.,. 1'ell.e; .'iiij Ma1,:: bt. .1111l" - ' .Jl'iJ'V. Then i ef i esknieiil v.a- scrv. 'il. Irene I'hwe, repottef CAKD OF THANKS The thii reri of Mr. Sanvu. 1 Kio.s .\i.-h r thank the nianv l'i i?mK i'r i .thru- k itvitte-s-<-how-tt them dtirjr,vr iilr.ess and the hutus . *>' . vi u r. Lwn S(I the kind syoYputhj X: : tjoautiful : - Cr atl'ni appreciation -.to tin t\I: nl'u'.ilt Funeral llbnte'for'theii ^ i - \pr> s.-til >;vi..pitUiy. tj -tin I tMl s \\ b. MAN S ! c t),n T.:o-ii;i,v e-veninsr, July 11 * ii'M the club nut at the', homo .pi -? Kv> lyn Bowie,- 1?ua?11t iii St. 'Lb i-airt i'uu was opened by j Iir.'. i:;'j a- I ant."' After which the .iht.il l'-tiljh' was re H jiiau-ii in itv.ioa. Miss Lucile '1 > at ?\V. X' tt-i' i'1'i two lovely pjano so ios:. ' * ' Ml*, l'alei -oil Wits tile a' U * ' S -|H ai.' i' Jua/ evening. He si hrte f.,i t j- . ."il'ji et *'t?et an idea a:., h. rv no." W. si.o'.ihl tii st of a., y? t an ii!.a-an.l. then n"'... I'au i .a if fence ]> unbar. A; l'ahatnl Lin Lawietu-e lumbar. Abraham Lin e- .-.eil J" eat ideas before tit-\ a "Tn' o;." tlieil life'---rirrtrrr tk- ? Tared Mi. Patterson. Hi- spied .... " . iv .. . li\ ill! V. Ill) ,V.CI C -"n" ' . L V... v .? . ; I ! \ t<> v.'it:. a.Mi-. KIsm' Manitraith lli:> lliu.lv !. St.-an.! Mi-- l.uv ii ^ Ti"uVlvy. 'l ion 1la'i ilm* Sr. WV- ft+? ....iir_r that .ti.v-y \\ ii!',i nr i!k- I.1Anui>ant t.'lali s<?>h. Mr. l'attc:- j ? ."n~tr:'.liv'l .in1' H Tin?ta-i?;;i. I.'?J V ?;viir!? > ?1 c<;v;i>f v.;u- -vivv. I i\" tl.l' 1vv>S, \\ i1 ' .U'My. 1 t' iiu-ot at the li'.'iuv of I It-v.. I'aUvi -j no;: 11a: vh r St. mi; ( \\ \i.ii;its sot i \i. i l-i i j on \\'< .:v.-iay "j:itc-. July Sth r ]:. 11. !v i<! 1 h. Jr. .-ntVrtain ?. fc tin (.'a', ?:i? : > t .:!> a*. Bi oc/.o In: s ll.i. 1. v. '.V ? v flat.', nt* Mr* ?' Anna Taylor .-airon. at Cani-j. ^ fA-inanco. The basim s> niWtinp 1 ' Mi ::T'?:?rti??ovi- n?i I' 1 was" . ii]i--i s by "OM K..lk-> at "1 llic ? " i ,i by (itmtat ions L ' . '"ib:."' V?- Melton Ib'r i't-jt. Wiiilv the* buCmoss was y. v. the u";i'-t- ainusintr tlu-msulvo , in ihr < asiiiu playing y antes. A ili-vuay'i.Vinrk all of the yia-st ? v.int t-. -tin .lining vwom. \yi.ix-h w-a.? _<b-<o?aiud with ^hrnhery. T< ;?<{ .< wvio jrivcn by Mis Lhinlir.o Walkir. I'rtsubnt of tin. -Mo.l.T-i, tic c! -b ami Mrs. ^ Car t oh!i;nnT ot; ~ 1'a.iri?* 1? Al'TOMoIULK LOANS . AN 1 > U K K1N A N CIN G StandaVii 'bates ami TTrrms? 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