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g~~~^~*~" VICTORY1 of Columbia in the State business on December 31 Cash, balances with otht in process o?*?yllecti Reserve with Federal Rt . U. S. Gov. obligations, di teed ____ _J State, county and niuni< Other bonds, not?s, and Corporate stocks x_, Loans and discounts Overdrafts Furniture and fixtures . Encumbrances not assuo" Other Real Estate owned Investments __ Customers' Liability to t Borrowed Securities _Other Assets : Total ? . \ -i 5 LIABI LIT] - Demand Deposits ____ __ Tirpe Deposits evidenced "*pass books __ Other Time Deposits TJ. S. Gov. and Postal Sa State, county, and mimic Deposits of otheii banks _ Certified and Officers' Ch . Total Deposits f- - . t ZX- Mortgages or other obli; Bills Payable ... Mortgage Bonds . V. Acceptances executed by of'this bank and ou x Securities Borrowed . Dividends declared but n Other Liabilities __v- ... . Total Liabilities excludir ^ Capital Stock and Capitt Debentures __ Surplus ? Undivided Profits s Reserves j- ,___Xoial Capital Aecomrt? v Total Liabilities and Ca] ' m Pledged Assets (excfj Secui Deferred Obligations . U. S. Gov. obligations Other Assets pledged tp Assets" Deposited with S'l ... , Securities. Loaned to Bar Secured and Deposits secured by pledj to requirement of li Other Liabilities secured f, Total I, E. \V. Vance, cashjei enmly swear that the aH schedules on the back of resent the true state of t ed and set forth, to the 1 Correct Attest: <s State cf South Carolin Sworn to and subscrihi uary, 1937, and 1 hereby this bank. My Commission expire; i. h - - GEORGETOWN NEWS *. 1 The celebration of The Em pation ^reclamation was con ed at St. Stephen A. M. E. ch January 1, 1037, 10:00-oVloc -J- the- Ministerial?T.'nion?i f ("ic i town, with Rev.' D. N. W master of ceremonies. The program- was rerideviv , follows: - r?|? Music by the choirs of the Invocation hy Re v. J. W. ler. >'5^' Music. / S iiUrirp lesson Psalms 1 ]0 bv^Rev. J. H. Music. Duct hy Mrs. F. V. Wilson f & . _ Miss Flossie White. Remarks by Prof. 0. W. , ard. Music. Paper by Mrs. Di^anna Stec !L SqIq by Mrs, miie- Erasieiv Reading of the Emancip Proclamation by Miss Jennie ] <f Presentation "of the spehke JL- Rev. T. WrUrowft. ? Emancipation address) by . W. B. L. Clark. D O.. i Bethel A. M. E, church, Ge< town, ST. C. Music. ? After the program Prof W. Howard made a very im] sive talk to the audience. He i mended Rev. Wilson, the p dent of the Union for pu1 forth extra effort to render an excellent for the occasion, said it was one of the best he ihad ever witnessed. He ' ' made a motion that a rising of thanks be extended to Wilson for the greatest pvogi and to Rev. Clark for the won ful address he delivered. The tion prevailed. ST. MATTHEWS NEWS The Christmas holidays pa: y quietly v in St. Mattrh< Af&ath?r was roaLgooddays il? had a very beau spending With her pa. ' Sunday %veni Miss Edith phia, who is ir u .. coUcg?, spent ). . ^ Mrs. T. C^Bre^ _ mmi ilnuLiiiinniu.il IIIIIIPW .f. v- '? of Condition of SAVINGS BANK > of South Carolina at the close c I, 1936. ASSETS: if banks, and cash items ion -__ $ 19,911.9 serve bank .1 NON] ireet and fully guaran _ 250.0 dpal obligations _ NON! debei tures NON! V- NON] __ 30,855.9 ._ ___ NON] _______ .1.0 ted bv bank . ____ NON] I 7.852.2 - v_ NON] his.J'.unk NON] . __ NON] ___ ____ 9,457.2 $ 68,328.4 [ES 4 NIX CAPITAL $ 13,277.14 bv : vings ___' .____' 26,271.33 112.00 v. D< \ __ NONE ipal :>ep. NONE _ _____ NONE leeks *"~L1- 135.00 _ $ 39,795.4' gatii s !_ , NON1 n pao r?e . - . - _ *c,ooo.i<; - ..... NONE or I : the account tstai hng __ NONI ------ - NONI ot^yr^payahlc" ? " NONI NONI lg CY. Vital Account $ 42,364.21 il N< . js and $ 14,611.81 ' --- 702-62 ; J,192.54 ? - - ? 9,457.22 $ 25,964.It pital $ 68,328.4] IIVIOIANDA >t RciiL Estate) rediscounts and ritie.k leaned: NONE - - NONI seen. liabilities ' , NONI [ate .authorities NONI iks _____ NONI Pre .rred Liabilities: ?ed ii sets pursuant eiw _/. _ NONI .by i 'edged assets __ NONI ___ NONF of v ie above-named bank, do sol ove s atement is true, and that th< this . eport fully and correctly rep he 7 -veral matters herein conjoin jest ^ mv knowledge and belief. E. \\\ VANCE E. A. ADAMS J; P. REEDER I) R. STARKSDirectors a. C inty of Riehland: ed b 'ore me this 7th day of Jan cert < y that I am not an officer 'o s at ? 'ensure of the Governor. J. FREDERICK, Notary Public. 'ay to display what Santa ha brought. " .' .\iany visitors from far an anci- ;lcar spont their Christmas vaca 5" ion at home.. urcn, Mrs. Jones formerly of thi ..... I dace hut now resides in New Yor. ':x' City.spent a few days home, bu V ' was inade to feel sad when she rt 1 a.' ,f*U?V' a telegram stating that he >nfy^'.n, Hermon Jones had pas? "citv 53 au1avg All of the teachers (out o ;<>wn) spent their vacation a home. q- - > The Lincoln Memorial associa ' 'ion did justice to th? oocasio when they selected Miss Florenc . Lykes of C.reenville, to deliver th nml Rmpncipation address. Althoug the weather was had, and we coul ow not parade the street to the churc at 1 o'clock and listened to a mat . - torly address which was enjoye by all, during the time the speak n-was?speaking you could hav ation hoard a pin drop. "Miss Lykes i Kno>* x real speaker. r?-V r b.\ R<?v ! ST ALDAN- TR. SCHOOL o' >rgeA11 teachers and students a: _ back to school, hard at wort " ter a week's vacation for the hob ?res' days. Everybody is looking fo: c.OTr." ward to examinations which wi lesi- begin after January 15th. x tting ; - .......v.? n.i * ? . . , , v^.. unciiiwri oini, tne iacuit; 8? enjoyed a very delicious dinner a ; ho home of Mr. and Mrs. Pa ?H?' Sweeney. Quite a number o a J friends epjoyed the affair. Mis X fanie Sweeney who is a membe of the Emmett Scott High facult; ^ Rock Hill, S. C. and sister o Mr. Sweeney served as hostess Tnr" she was indeed an efficient hos tess. Misses Lessie Jackson an< Geneva Pepper ^pent the after noon with their class-mates, Miss es Florine and Sudie Sweeney. *sed The students were pleased t< ?ws have their old school mate, a sbu -and. -dent of -Tuskegee Inst..-Mr. Ralpl tiful Reed visit them since the ivev w. ? P~ rzi I ' 'MVifraiiliTrtli la I I i I ? MILLER CHAPEL CHURCH Rev. W. C. Crawltord, Pastor J >f . Newberry?Sunday was a high day for church goers at Miller Chapel A. M. E. church. This boing the first Sunday in the New 4 Year and also Communion day, g our pastor was truly at his best. The Sunday school was well at tended and the lesson was very 0 beautifully discussed and all new E teachers were welcomed and came g before their classes. p, Mesdames L. R. Crawford and " S. M. Young were the new teach'8 ^rs. Watch those classes 'grow. E The Supt. Bro. E. F. Floyd outq lip.ed some definite work for each ,. :lass to do in a financial way. The k same to culminate on 4th Sunday 3- -in January:??? g Promptly at 11:30 our beloved g J.astor ascended the rostrum and began a very impressive service. E A. very soul stirring sermon was 2 delivered, subject: ."God's Unfail1 ng Promises to Joshua and the _ Christian Church." Truly our souls were lifted while the man f God talked and reasoned with the Christians; At 5:30 the Junior choir was eorganized and (had a good prac.ice preparatory for next Sunday's ervice. At 6:30 a splendid League was onducted by our very efficient residth-t, Miss Harris. The. leson was taught by the pastor. j BROWN GRADED SCHOOL ^ Prof. G. W. Ransom, Principal J ) J Nesmith, S. C.?Tho ten<f"p>re all back from their various 5 homes and have reported a ver ? .'leasant Christmas. Prof. G. W. ^ .Ransom want-to his home in MuK^ 'ins; Misses E. D. Bowman and h i. S. Brown went to their homer - n Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn 2 as Speights visited friends ir Marion; Miss T. O. White visited friends in Andrews, during the olidays. Mrs. bave McCutcheon__leftjS*L_ irday for Trenton. N. J., where he will spend a few days with ' elatives. .During the holidays death took ) >ne of Mr. V. M. Nesmtth's"sons' Edward Pressley. We all - regret" >ed it very much, but God knows 1 >ost. He was living in Winstonlalem, N. C. Among the students who were home from various schools Miss Mary D. Pressley of Olafhn \ -olle.ge; Mr. Dessie Nesmith of looker Washington High school * ^ Columbia. . Mrs. Verliria Nesmith and hus. C hand are visiting their respective r oarents. Mr. and Mrs; S. J. No smith and Rev. and Mrs. G. W. ] Williams. 2 CHESTERFIELD NEWS Did you go to church Sunday9 ^ Remember, the resolution aren't 1 week old yet." There was n'oaching at three churches. Sunday being the first Sunday B n the new year, the services at he nhurches were well attended. . Mr. and Mrs. Hensop and children of Durham, N. C. spent the' holidays with Mrs. Henson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kelly. Mr. Rufus L. Gill from-Colum uiu, spent tne holidays, with his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Gill. _ .1 Mr. James Wadsworth is home (Yom the CCC Camp at McClellan5 ville, to spend the holidays with his mother and sister, Mrs. Mae B Robinson and Miss Sara Wads - worth. f year. Wre ara glad to see Miss Ella Putman back in school after two week's illness. GET-TO-GETHER MEETING OP s THE EDISTO DISTRICT ^ The Edisto district of the A. M. t. E. church is named for the long famous Edisto Island. This Island to be reconized with its natur^ al boauty; as to vegetation it is a "Garden Spot." It is rich in 1nstoric lore as to the A. M. E. church as well as along other lin 1 es. Several denominations are plant. ed here and quite a number of, \ -hurches are in close ranere of each 1 other. It is also the home of the late Bishop W. W. Rechett and we ' have the privilege of pastoring the ^ church in which he was reared. It is a neat and beautiful edifice not ? far from the "Edisto Beach," a , tourist resort. { l The object of this article is to say that this Distfjct which is led j >n by the venerable father, here and pioneer churchman, Dr. L. R. Nichols, assembled for, its' .'Get|S! together Meeting," December 2G. u 12 M. with St. Luke church. Adams Run, S. C. Rev. S. R. Hiccins pastor. A large audience composed of ministers, stewards and W'. H. and F. M. sisters attended. Committees were appointed crp yearly assessments as follows: e riishon's Council. W. FT. and F. Allen, Easter, Children, May and F/ni dowiment days. The committee' - reported were approved seemingly !l to fine satisfaction of all. Mrs. M. J. Alston, the veteran Missionary y worker was present. , *. Rev. R. E. Bro-gden, pastor o?f. 1 Emanuel, conducted the devotions, r mv.o. ?~ * me YYiii,~i wtw as scrmp * of the meeting an<l press report er. y Under the leadership of Rev. S. f R. Iliggins a fine dinner was ser; ved by his good peopl?. Dr. Nichols is a wonderful leadd er as all know and the Edisto dis trict is saying to the other dis trictn come on. For we are up and doinfv. f?he is not racing with any o but simply m^ans to do her job. - 1 Mav blessings rests upon tha . (T~TTead oT "Die EpTacopaT district, v Bishop J. S. Flipper, V - ?if* jUT, iti n 'rffr totif fit UMUd , y ^ + - c ' r TCT PALMETTO LEAPBK I FORMER SOUTH CAROLINIAN VISITS HERE Prof. M. H. Gassaway. former ly of South Carolina, now Cleve land, Ohio is visiting in this city Prof. Gassaway manufactures th Gassaway Brooms in Cleveland Chio. MANNING NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Shanon o Jamestown, S. C., spent the weel end in Manning visiting their mo ther, Mrs. Sarah Gathers. The following teachers wh< spont the holidays at home, hav now returned to their work in dif ferent sections of the state: Prof T. J. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. \V G. Walker, Miss E. Sumter. Mrs B Crawford, Prof. J. L. Boyd, an* Mrs. Rosa Gaston. All schools- in Clarendon - eoun ty are now open and teachers an /ack on their jobs. Mr. William Burton of Colum bia spent th? day in Manning witl Miss E. Sumter. Mrs. T. Keene of New <Yorl City was called home due to tin bckness of her father, Mr. John nie Walker who is very sick al this writing, we hope for him t speedy recovery. Misses Laura Hill, Sadie Greer and Mrs. Hill and Mr. J. Browr were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J Walker. Mr. and Mrs. F. Green, Mr. R Ynderson, Miss M. Jackson, Miss J. Crawford, Miss A. Kennedj were visitors at the home of Mr nd Mrs. J. S. Boyd. Mr. Herman. Mrs. Corine N?4 ion and Mrs. C. Bowman of New York City spent the holidays witl .Irs. N. Plowden. Mrs. J. Thompson spent the holidays at home \Vith her family. ?i-Mr. - and Mrs. -Joe June- fron New York City are at hom< spending the winter with thciir family. . Mr. Henry Tindall uper.t the holidays with his mother. Mrs. C. DeLane and daucmtei spent the holidays in Washington D. C. L-_ Dr. and* Mrs. A.'. B. Jenkins I .iev. D. J. Gascon and Mrs. Black* I veil attended the funeral of Rev f. B. Taylor in Orangeburg. _ We regret very mucli tp know hat Rev. H. L. Hemmingway is till very sick, we are praying for aim a very speedy recovery. Rev. J. G. Hamilton was a vistor at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. B. "Jenkins. The following students who pent the holidays at honie have eturned to the schools in state: ?. King, A. Walker, R. Hatfield, /. Scott, U. Mollett, R. Brock. H. [ Frasier, I. Lewis, J. Hildebrand, A'. Hildebrand, J. Hildebrand, R. I Hildebrand and J. Samuel. Mr. F. Edwards and friends visited the home of Miss L. Sumter. We are glad to see Mrs. E: Walker out again after a long illness. Mr. S. Boston spent the holidays with his. mother, Mrs. Sarah WatKon, ) Santa v.as very nice to .Rev, inn Mrs_'D. J. Gaston. lie pre ' emeu mom with a new Chevrolet. SAINT JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. Hale II. Thompson, I'astor Ashville, N. C.?Attendance upon tlie church school was large and the study of the lesson whose subject was "The Son of God Becomes Man"' was both interesting and gripping. Our pastor made ? u. .i,.e i ------ ? a unvi una impressive talk, urging ho workers, teachers- and students to new achievements this year, Three new students joined the Sunday school. "Work?In the Equation to Ultimate Salvation" was the subject o?3 our pastor's discourse for the mo; run# anir vyas taken from Phillipians 2:12. To an overwhelmingly large audience and a nidst splendid spiritual enthusiasm this menage was delivered thoughtfully and forcefully A mong the large audience we re many visitors too numerous to mention indivually. With great solemnity" the Tord's Supper was administered to many. During the holiday season the pastor and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles-Freeman on Monday and Wednesday they motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Corley, who lives in East Flat Royk, N. C. All plans* have been completed for the first quarterly conference session for the year covering the third Sunday in this month. Dr. K. C. Holt is the presiding elder and resides in Greensboro. N'. C. RATESBURG NEWS Mrs. Julius Davis had as house . nests during the Christmas, her two sisters), Misses L. and Cleola oerry. Mrs. Booker T. Perry^ was also her guesfc a few days during the holidays. Mrs. L. Dakers, a member of ine senior class at Allen university^ spent Sunday, December 27, here% with Miss Clcola V. Perry. We all were sorry to see him leave. Prof. James Myers and brother were seen during1 the holidays. Mr. Steve Scott of Kingstree nnd Miss Lillian Douglass of Cleo, S. C. spent the week-end v/ith Miss Allen Byrd. , Mrs. Julia Davis. Mrs, Ira Lee Gibson, Mrs. Booker T. Perry and the Misses Cleola and Lustrena Perry motored to Monetta WedI ncsday They reported a pleasant, trip. * SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER i.win i.i ipiii5vrtrt" 7 :| ' * \ X rf~rzHELF I 7 . ;. FSLL ' ? Ta A 1VI y'0-) A W 11IV? i 1 If 1? . ; 1 ' Missionarj f ? : 3 ' I sincerely trust that you ' | friend and associate, we must . ! J together. I am asking you ti yoj are able to in this specii launching to'place our Sltate ' JL front rank. 1 t ?* This is all that is asked of I ^ pons_of the Octagon Soap pro. I J (cards in can). Luzianne Tea ! ! * Knox Jell. With these coupons > ?,% of good. Send them immcdiat . I 2 University. IT '*e are asking every churcl J- every coupon possible before D< above check a reality. ^ / Yours for 5 $ Mrs. Su f COPE NEWS un ^unuay, January a, neing the" iirst Sunday in the Now Year, it seems that all church goers in and around Cope were on the job. Rev. J. J. Jackson motored over to Good Hope Sunday morning on J\c Good Hope circuit to meet quite an appreciative audience; among whom were many young nen an<l ladies who seemed anxious let hear the word of God. The young men are to be com men tied? or their attendance as well as for their response spiritually and fini ancially. After a lively prayer meeting, onducted by Bro. C. C. Code, Rev. ack.x)h r. lowed a Aw ifiMueiii.s n testinicnia! m e<i..g at w ich time the holv snirit unomo/1 tr. ^uiicii'ovtfVy Christian at one time. COLLEGIANS ENTERTAIN j The Collegiate Social cluh gav? ' t? annual New Year's party on Eriday night, January 1, 1937, at the home of Walter II. Freeman. r. This gala affair was<one that | w;ll? linger long 'in the memories <:f the guests and member.- that 1 were present. Those present w*Te: Helen Daniels,- Eugenia and Margaret Hair, Ilel'.n Ruth Clark, Emmarettau Jenkins, Da. tin,la Arthur. Vac mi and Katlu ?>ne Noah Kath'"' n Lattimore. EvOretta Chap, pelie, Helen Blight. Margaret An~ dl'l'KWl, JiL'Pflll'O - Johnson. Edna-" Cooper, I.ois Baton, Rernic(?^*5mT" Ed win ton RaifoKd, Ethel Martin, Edith Kidgill, Eugene Stevenson, I Harold Rutherford, Donald Woods, Edward Bradley. Herman Ray. 7" W ll lie Smith. Edgar Chappclle, j Joe Ruflf, Kelly llarv.y,' Joshua Martin. AU>ert Kennedy,? Hl'nvy ; Evorette, Frank Taylor, Charles Bold<en, Leon Writ ton. Charles i Bull, Elliotte Taylor. Lincoln Jenk-ns, Daniel Walker. Walter Freeman and Arthur Williams. The members of th? club are as [ follows: Arthur Williams. Edgni i Chappello, Willie Smith, Lincoln Jenkins, Joshua Martin, ? Albert .Kennedy. Kelly Harvey. H'enrv Everette, Frank Taylor, Daniel , Walker. Joseph Ruff. Charles Bull. ! Loon Weston, Charles Bolden, Eu] gene Stevenson, Elli&tte Taylor i and Walter Freeman. WEST ANDREWS NEWS ' ? - Rev. C. I/ewis, Pastor Although Sunday being r. rainy day, we wore found in the house of worship, giving thanks and sing Hit? praises unto God for His kindness to uis to behold the 1st Sun- I day in a new year. Services were very impressive throughout the day; at the morning service our pastor selected- his text from St. , Luke 17th chapter ard 17th. verse ! An/4 of 7n/iUn?M?L 1 Oi-t ...tv V ? /vcviuu Kill lOtll chapter, 1st verse. Both sermons were well delivered and much enjoyed. TWB boihpr Communion day the* spiritual tide ran high throughout the day. - I We are triad to welcome Mr. M. ' Britton, our 'faithful* Sunt, back on tjie job again having been a- I way for four months. The Christmas program and tree given at the Georgetown Co Tr. school by the teachers wore | quite a unique Affair and very much enjoyed; also the timely re-mm-ka by tTrcrlttv: G. W. VJ.T.JL6 of St. Andrews A. M. E. church were very inspiring. I? i in aiiiirir fiff T" -' ^ ' i 4t4 ^ i * ** * ' IN THE CHE* . E. State | r Department g "- ~ F* n and yours am weti. 'Now, my jj* labor in the Master's vineyard ^ a render the best service that cjq nl financial effort we are now go "Missionary Department in the To; Flc Gr y)<?u: Please give us all the cou- G: ducts. Itumford Baking Powder So. or Cokee, Knox Gelatine and .So. > we can do a wonderful amount ely to Mrs. Ella Morris, Allen 4 c 6 c i and every member to send in 12 'cember 25th, that we make the Lli Co Service, Te< sie L. Flipper "J Sponsor. C > { <?v t ... C1IERAW NEWS Mr. John Wilson Ej^pi'he and ^^iniiif viuia munneriyn were quietly marrletL-on Christmas eve night, December 24, 1936 at Miss Munnerlyn's- home. They entertained at a house warming <n Now. Year's night at Mr. Ellei'be's home on Chesterfield Road. Tiie bride and groom received many very useful gifts. They are making their home on Chesterric' toad. Twenty-five friends of - Miss Mildred White- and Mr. Lemuel Taliey enjoyed New Year's eve playing games and dancing at the h me .of Miss White's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry White on the Camden Road. Miss White and Mr. Tallt-y sponsoied the party. Misses Douglas and Pauline Wil liams cf Charlotte, X. C.. spent the week-end with their aunt, Mrs Minnie Stricklen on )second St. Th j folk wing were guests , at a dinner party Friday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marshall on 'Camden Road: Mesdame.s Co-| rinnj White and Hemphill of Che- J raw and Mrs. M. L. Foster of I Chesterlield. Mr. and Mrs. Henry .\Vhite and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Srhoot were guests at dinner on New Year's eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i Edmond White on Camden road. I Misses Carrie B. and Blanch R. "Dbi'sey entertained Thursday ev-. Trrimif*ai ineir nome in nonor of th'e newly wods, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Ellerbe. 4*The Usher Board of Wesley M. E. church gave_ a delightful parTy New Year's night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Poe xm ttre corner or Poo and JEront strepts. . Mrs. Ida Eily returned to her home in Hamlet. !^T. C. after vis- j. iting relatives in the city. Mr. Walter Braxton who is now t working in Washington, D. C. is' spending a few days with his fail- i tly on Camden road. Little Lillian Talloy was hostess at a birthday party at her home on Camden road. Ten of her friends were present. Christmas colors red and green were used in thc? decoration. ?Mrs. Lucile Davis who was eall? PIMCKNEY'S Fl UNDERTAKER AND LIC SOUTH CAROLINA 1006 WASHINGTON ST. 4 } ft* iC/i i-jrirrf*-*-x :'H. m Saturday, January 9,1987 | ^V\ ~ *t* 9 11 / Y ..ft ck /r ,. |1 ere is the complete list of f oducts which carrv valu- 8 >le coupons. We will welme your contribution of any "V" these coupons. By special A rangement with the manu- ?* A cturers we can "turn cou- I ns into dollars". . CTAGON "ftST ::ndiy Soap ? small size r Vi Ltndry Soap ? regular size. . 1 4 3^ ap Powder ? small size ... ^4 jp Powder1? regular size . . 1 During Cleanser ...... 1 Jk ilet Soap 1 ating Soap II O , . rnulated Soap ? small ... 1 3^ anulated Soap ? large^.-. . ... 2 ap Chips ? small size f. . . 1 <* :.p Chips ? large size . . ."*3 JL. ??t MFORD Baking Powder >z. can Card marked 1/3 . . 2 >z. can Card marked 1/2 ... 4 J oz. can Card marked 3/4 . 6 IZIANNE Y dee?pound 3 i?H lb? package?. . 1" | AO* . V /riding Gelatine ? complete ? arton . . , . - - 2 _i A 1 " >x-Jell ? "A flavored gelatine J <J leesert 1 ed to New York on. the account of the death of her cousin, has retrned. The teachers and students of the various schools and colleges J A out-of-town have returned to the several duties. BRANCHVILLE NEWS " j Tuesday evening, at 2:30 the M school presented a very beautiful Christmas program; it was enjoy ed by all After the program the scuncnt oony was dismissed ior.tne holidays. The program was presented by Miss Blondell Thomas and Miss Walker. Profi. Robert Ashley, Jr. spent the holidays at home. Among the out of town visitors during the holidays were: Misses * Inez Punches, Thelma Barnwell, Frances Whertey. , Mr. Freddie Levcrt, Jr., a stu dent at Booker Washington, spent the holidays home Mr. Benjamin Rhode, a student, at Claflin, spent the holidays at home Monday, December 28,j Prof. Ashley and sifters, Misses La- . Pearl and Lucy Ashley motored M to Branohville and were the hap py guests of Miss Lucy Jamison V and Miss Wilhelmine Byrd. Mrs. Hattie Cave and son, Mr. Johnson of Philadelphia were the lj guests of Mrs. Rena Byrd and Mrs. Hilla Smalls Wednesday evening. Wednesday "evening. December 30, Mis& Elizabeth Goodwin give i a Car'dle Light party.fn honor of her classmates, the nineth grade " and teachers. Mr. David Williams "spent* the Christmas with hi?/ daughter. Mrs. Annie M. Smith of Jacksonville. ivuss wimeimina warren of Orangeburg spent part of the holi- > clays home.. - Vfc Mr. David Williams and wife, * are here spending the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Richberg-of-Denmark, stopped by to see Mrs. Revaj Byrd on their way to- Cloumbia. "Mrs. Vera Leven and children, _ ; . spent New Year's day in ColumbiaMrs. Celestine Thomas ~' and daughter, Blondell visited relatives and friends in Orangeburg during the holidays. i ' 1 JNERAL HOME ENSED EMBALMER OF L AND GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment tS GOOD AS THE BEST J ind Better than (he Rest And Prices Less Office Phone 2-3357 Residence Phone 7765 couRTEsnr AND ~A SERVCE COLUMBIA, S. C. ---