The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 24, 1937, Page Page 3, Image 3
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Saturday, April 24, 1937
GREENWOOD FARMERS TO I
SEE BEST TREATMENT I
DEMONSTRATION
Negro Farmers l'eat 249 Bushels
Cotton Seed in Aiken County
Greenwood, S. C.. .April 11?Two I
demonstrations si v?\\ dig the cdr-t
rect" methi.'d of treating cotton
seed, jn a rotary duster, with 2' <
Ceresan, have been ariar.gyd by
*> Lj. V*. Walker, Negro Agricultural
Agent, Greenwood. These demon- j
. stralior.a to be given by IVml .It.
Webber, Jr., Xeg'o Agriculture
Agent. Aiken will start at J
a. m. Thursday, Apuil 15, and con- |.
unue tnrougn ire day.
The demand cvf the people for j.
0 result demonstrations on cotton
seed treatment is very great itt
^ Aiken county, a< a result the agent-'
f ' constructed a portable outfit consisting
cf a large drum rigged up
.with axle and mixing1 board supported
bv-two'saw hordes il l inch-|
-OS hjn-h. Tllj;- el'f< (givy Hfd'fl dis. 1
infection machine is conveyed by
. means of a trailer, Up. to the
present, finie 3 IP tursh' Is ' of planting
seeds have been treated by
colo'red fur mors jn Aiken county.
LIXCOI.NVILI.E SCHOOL
On Friday evening, April 9, -the
, girls and boys speaking contest
was held in the school auditorium.
w The win re rs wore as follows: Boys
?George Simrtu/ns; Girls?Arthur
Leo Harrison, lion. Mentioned:
Margurite Dowese, Alfred Mc^
: jCray, Vcrnell. Nelson. The judges
were as t'o'lows: Professors S.
Schumpert, Fiancis . *C. Jackson,
and James Ii. Bt.'iids. Every, oiie
seemed to have been pleased with
_ tlu?decision of the judges. The
winners will represent this school
at the District Contest, which will
be held at the Six Mile Graded
school'of> April JO. On April 2d,
1937 the District Field Day expr
cvju"' will Ix' held at the Liberty
' Ilill/schac/l beginning at 10:30 a.m.
All *?>f the schools in .this' District
will; meet at the above mentioned
~ ^school with their various exhibits*-Ebenozer
A.M. E. Church
Iiev. E. W. Graham. Pastor
Lincc/lnville. S. C., Monday, Mar.
20th. a hearty worker and
member of the church passed away
from us. 'Mrs* Nancy Mayes.
Sister. Mayes was born ill Pendjef
ton. S. C. She came to Lincoln-,
ville about forty yCais aero. . and
connected herself, with this church.
On April 1. {he Eulogy was do*
liveie 1 by Rev. Graham. at th.*
church. The survivors are two
daughters, ore son, one errand
daughter; gvnd a host' of friendr.
She was Iryed to rest in the Sojovrn
Cemetery, at Lincolnville.
I.ineolnv'flle an 1 Hbonoz.rr church
have lost 'a gioat charactef, a
^ (Treat worker, and a wonderful
woman.
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COPE NEWS ?
m ... *
On Friday, April 0 the death
ansrel came and called Bro. ?T$urJ j
Hoggins to the sweet boyo'iuKi
Brother Huggins was a life long
member of Good hope church. After
an illness of several months he
passed, from labor to reward. He
was a steward, treasurer and a I
class leader. He will be missen j
frc.ni bis church. and community.
Rev. Jackson having been indis-|
posed for several weeks cot Rev. j
G. \\\ Jumi or. to preach tne iunei- ,
al. Mi\*M. t\ Williams and teacher.;
the .Copi\ Graded school ]
invited Rev. J. P. Washington of
Cam1 roil. S. pastor at S^. Peter
Station, to preach their education- j
al sermon. lie. came forward
with wisdom and undcrstar.dir.tf
and preached for onr consideration j
from prov. 4:7: Wisdom fs. the,
principal thintr. etc v.
Wc need not tell you that it was 1
, an excellent sermon if you've ever ,
heard him. He jravo each hearer i
a thought' to* carry home. For the
benefit of thos{, that haven't, you-j,
ishould hear him. Our hearts Wert* i
made to feel triad. May he live on '
and on to preach the word c:f God. |
" Miss Qzella Coken spent the week- |
end with Mrs. . Jackson, her sis- I
ter.
A. It. Sumter, reporter
j A ? MARION NEWS J
$ . ?
' ,? The mon'inir* service of SG John :
A. -M - r chmvh nils well attended, ,
i and Rev. Jenkins, the pa-tor was j
l at his ht'-t. Hi- text was taken
from" St. Lnke..1I:lH, using as his
- ? * l-v i'TTnIf A/| It'v/M'C/lC "
| Miwjrvi, ^iiavd *
Sunday school opened at the
usual hour, with many persons in
HI attendance. The lesson was well
Bl taught hy the teachers. Rev.
Jenkins gav,. a brief review. j
Mrs; Anna J. Donnelly, a promihert
member of the church and a
member of t he choir .passed to the
(treat beyond after an illness of
several months. Her funeral was 1
held from Et. John A. M. E.
J church. She 1< ft many relatives
and friends to mourn h"r loss.*.
I The funeral of Mrs. Mazyc.k was
held at St. Ju'-rn A. M. E. church,
Monday, at lh;JO a. hi. Sim was a
native of Georgetown, but had
F ?. lived h(M(. for a number of years
[ She was a faithful member of the
church.?She was suivivcd hy one 1
B son, Mr. Al?x MaZyck, two daughters,
and many ether relatives and
friends.
Miss E. M. Taggart, lIome Dem- I
onstration acent of' Spartanburg f
county visited friends in Marion
If over the week-end.
I ^ All of the clubs of the church
- are rallying for the District meeting
Which will be held April 15-16
at Little River. ?
The pastor, Rev. A. J. Jenkins
is having a banquet for all the of- j
ficers of the church on Tuesday
evening. lie is desirous of the
presence of all. It promises to be
quite an enjoyable affair.
* Mr. and MVs. Williams of Buck [
Falls, Pa. are visiting Mrs, Wil- 1
Hams' mother, Mrs. Frielson. Mr.
and Mrs. Mabry arn leaving for :
New York, where they will make ;
their home.
Mrs, Pauline Sima Is out to the I
McCORMICK NEWS [1
The second quarterly confer- j
ence .of tlie McCorimck-eirctrit was
held at Springfield A. M. E. church
April 3?4, with Rev. 1'. M? Gary en
presiding. At the opening of the ; ^
C'ont'erence on Saturday the pre* ed
siding elder, after lining and sing- J oi,
ing the tirst hymn, and prayer by .
Rro. Fiank llasker of Ebcnezer A. ' ?U
M. E. church, he read as a scrip'? p.
tin e lesson the 7th chapter of St. a.
Matthews l'Jth verse. lie coin- j Gc
.merited very highly on the same, it
The conference. The conference | ve
was organized with. Mrs. ttlith A. \ so,
Seat Is "as secretary, and the var-'i
ious committees were appointed. I in
The disciplinary questions were j re
asked and report read. The I1. E. I sc
gave some timely remarks a-j pi
long the work of the church, which] te:
was very helpful to all. Rev. I. I'll
W. Mm tin, oiu; much beloved pas- on
tor is bringing things to pass on co
the McCorinick circuit. W? paid Oi
wur elder out in full.' " - g-u-i
Sunday morning, though a down in
pour ot rain ? found the faithful I M<
ones at the house of God. Thejeh
Sunday school was very beautiful- w\
ly taug'it and was reviewed by the 11
presiding elder. 1,;
At 12 o'clock the presiding elder W
lined- hymn No. 402. Bro. Frank- IV
Iluske-r olFered prayer; second W
hymn No. 465. Scripture lesson at
II Peter 1:20. After singing the N.
elder,took as a text the lGtU verse
of the above named chapter, sub- da
ject: "Reality of Christian Re- to
ligion." The sermon was a litastei
piece which was enjoyed by all.
The conference was carried out in
full.
We have-quite a nunibenon the
sick list in and around McCoimick,
On Sunday, April 11, the writei
along with Mrs. Rosa .New, Mrs, ;u<
Mabel Freeman, Mps".' K in fly Kd-j*1'
mends, and Mr. D. Seafles motor- |T,>!.
ed down to Pluhi Branch and wor- A(
shiped with Rev. G. W. Bradley .S
and members at Pine Grove A. M. {
E. church.
We also attended a funeral oi l ,
Mr. George Brown of Greenwood, | ? '
who was funeralized at New Hope!''
Baptist church of Plum Branch, j 'K
S. C. Robinson and Son Funeral;!"
Directors. ' ' " I
We are looking forward to our j'
rally on the second of May. The 1
people of McCormick were looking
forward to the coming of Bcttisl1!
Academy on last Thursday night j 11
hut were rained out.
The-death of Mrs. Mary Ramsey
came a- a great shock to her many J\ j
friends of McCormiek. ! 1
The Missionary ladies of Spring- ! ',
field church are planning _great
things for their rally. .
The A. C. E. League have bcen'j"
organized with Mrs. Ophelia Gil- K
chrrst as leader.
Mr. Jasper Freoriian, the oldest i
member of this community is ask- j J'
ing though this column that all
ing thiough this column that all V1
pastors of the McCormiek circuit
to write him.
1 '? i to
MfSS III RTON WINS
POPULARITY CiONTKST T|
.. '.* ' ^ j
The Teachers Popularity Col)-!
test at the Orangeburg county
training > school, Elloroe, S. C:
eanio to a successful close, Friday ;s"
night, April I), 1937. The contest'
was sponsored by the Parent- a'
Teachers' Association of the, '
-chool, iir order to raise funds to J'*
take care of some past indebtedlies
and cunent expenses. j *';
The teachers worked with their j "
particular classes* 'and sponsois.
The classes and sponsors used vai - ,
ious plans and projects in securing j
fhese funds. The co-operation oni'jjj
the part of the general public Wasj (J|
splendid in each elfort put forth. I. j,
\Ve wish to thank every one who!,,,
was instr umental in making this I ,_,j
contest a success. ... ' ?
The results of the contest incliid- - <
ing the amounts raised by contestants
of the various classes and to
sponsors, are as follows.
Miss Xelleda Belle Burton, 8th | -h
and 9th grade.-;?Sponsor, .Mrs. ?'n
Maymo Waymer. Totur $3X12. jX
Miss Dollis E. Simpson, 7lh grade, h'i
Sponsor?Mrs. U. A. Brigmau.
ToTaT $30725'. Miss Corbin, 2nd j
grade, Sponsor. Mrs. Ethel li. \\ u- :
lianis. Total $21.10. I'rof. C. 11, j ''?
McLeod, 10th grdae, Sponsor, Mrs. | j
Carrie Williams, total $16.23. Miss
L'eona Johnson 1st grade, Sponsor, j
Mrs. Rebecca Paulin, total $14.10. Mrs.
W. T. McLeod 3rd grade, ',f,
sponsor, Mrs. Emma Williams; j p,
total $13.5S. Prof. S. L. Johnson, I-\]
5th and 6th grades, Sponsor, j ai]
Mrs. Katura Qaldwoll, total $10. j at,
25, Miss Margaret Reese, -1th! n-,;
grade, Sponsor, Mrs. Alxada -rrr
Moore, total $7.85. Prof. James |<><
II. Williams, 11th giade, Sponsor, -ire
Mrs. Blanch Collier, total $6.61.
The grand total $153.29. ! To
Miss Nelleda Belle Burton hav- <*?*
ing raised the highest amount in 1 'T
the contest was declared the most
popular teacher on the faculty of V
thef-Orangeburg Oouiity Training-t~Luschool.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR I
TWTT T.PA nF!R ',1
X JL1XJ JULJi ! "
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delight of her many friends again y>,.
after being ill for about _three
weeks.
Mrs. Jo'hn Hart is improving to |i,,
the delight of her friends. P;,
Mrs, Laura Graham has return- \y
ed to Philadelphia after spending^ |
several months in town. ex
The ftincfal of Mr. Charles Wil- v.i
limns, l>unlap street was held at *(1;
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church, April an
11, l'Jd7 He was-ill for several g>
months. Quite a large crowd at- gh
tended the funeral. He is survived s.
hv a wife, three daughters and one er,
son, many other relatives and Or
fricndB. ful
Wil.KN.U l.li llAi'T. Clll ULl
Kev. Win. Watson, l'astor?
Mmtiay sviiool at thu usual houi
tli Supl. kichurd li rail Ivy ii
urge. A wry large alLendunc:
i,s present. .ill teachers repot't
good lesions. Sunday was pip
tjan day ail day at Tube mac 1
..>0 Uuaanu 1'ioiu the Sutula;
nool in the di'ivv. At 11:00 a.m
eachir.tr service bigun; 11:tli1
in. lie-v. W atsoii pleached l'loi:
mi. d:tM, subject: "tlod's Urelei
was a woiuioi l'ul sei moil eiijoye
ry much; at 1:00 p. in. Kev. Wat
n lu Id service at l'ioasant \ icv
At l:lu 11. V. 1'. U. was largcl
iviiiUd, a very good program wa
iiilercd. At '?:00 p.-in. preach ill;
rviee began. Kev. W atso
cached lioni pai l?tl-ol tile sail)
:<t used" in the morning svrvici
ie spirit was high.all day., liver
e seemed to rejoice. tienerj
1 lection lor the day .^."iO.Oo. l'ip
gan rally SlVO.'.io. We are plai
ng to have the organ iystall b
v second Sunday Ik_rMay e
outers nay. inc. sick ot tn
arch is improving. All clubs ur
riling hard .lor our spring rail
10 Senior Almsionary met at*.Mn
iwson, entertained by Mrs. ul
illiams. The W. A. met at Mr:
arl Pollock's home on Echoo S
edncsday. The Pastor's Aid me
Mrs. J ess a> Law sim's home o
. t'aliioua St. Tuesday night. Th
mday coining' is Junior chtirc
y aiiif 111 1 yo.ung -people are as lie
be present.
\\t-:i:pin<; maky baptist
( iii ki ll
- KeV. W. ii. Neal, Pastor
White.Oak, S. (.'.--Although th
.athor "was amine what chilly th
:i shone above and at 10:00 a.n
i appreciative-crowd had gathoi
for Sunday school. After an it
resting study ol' the lesson w
defied as usual to a line review
"the. lesson by.-the- paster* d.
Morning, services began at lid!
.dock. The devotional side wo
:(ducted by W illie Lather.?TP
lot,,.. l. . .... o.
u)T.in? message. He xtsed l'c
s subject,. "The Five Power's t
fe," which was explained ver
autifully. Wo must say that on
istor is improving from time, t
ho. Everyone present" eu.ioye
e -sermon and seemly said si
lose of old. " Surely he must he
an of God," to h'intv us such :i
lucntional as well as a spiritu;
rmon. After the usual set\ic
as over the l'o)y Communion wn
yen to a largo number with vei
eh spirit. ;Mav Gfd's blessing
ntlihuo to. fall on. Key. Seal th:
>; mijMrlit jro on pleaching sue
ad stirTiny sermons.
We were jir'oiid to have the pa:
if's wife with us. her present
lye much inspiration to the sei
ces.
Wo were very glad to get tl
istor to say that they will he u
spend a week in our ronnnnnit
; was. retuiested. We are pi t
n ine' for them.
II-, 1 \ II >.\ ( (H .M Y
TIvACII lMtS' ASSOC! atio:
The I'ru--)!! county t>as
? i: t'i !i held'its -. ?:j:?r nn.-iithl
cot in# ii> i Sim.- hiudr . sclnv
ditoi iiiin .Saturday, April. 10(1
ii.< 1 >4 im;r-tie lii -t in?.*( tin;r >inc
> Mt r-v Meethjg in Op
mliia. made it vi ry i'itcrestini
1?in-ti ia-livc. AI'teV the dcvo
'iial exercise. ami rending th
iivKs ?if the h' I mevtimr. AIi
II. Ciault, county superintcn
at of education. was present an
very tin mo-sage v.is given l>
in. IFU has made quite an im
cssion en all lie* teachers !>
?>' intoiest shown to .the ou'lare
r.ouis. A motion was made t
ve him a vote of thar.ks for th
a id' work, dene for thy colore
Miss .Tulia nr.-bron, tlie sccie
y am! Prof. Wm. M. B-gan, tli
easHrer, in ado' their report whic
'.wed the association was'in tin
!ial ci'iiditif i.. Tin- renoi
i/vi'od that i? 1 77.nO ha I heeif col
fl. | :;iil M'Ji.lO, icavms: a l.al
i-o ??f ? l'.MH) in I 'to t roar.Ui o.
I't.of. J, I' lv/oll aii,.| L'nrL A. .A
!11S spoke ( (' t ho Work In1
y done f?y the Stale Ttaeltor*
socdutioh an ! asked thai thi
My Continue its.support in th
lore as it had done i tv-ttoe-pH*?frr
The association voted unam
-.sly to' have a Study Center fo
county )! \t year, and seleotei
of. ii. Kzyli, tli ' president
i s Julia Itohoin. the . o rotary
id Jeam - Teacher;-and Prof., \\
, Bojrar. th,. trees'r. as a com
ifloe to make a!! the arrange
art- fr/rr sane; Thi'iay'nre Wc. an
ikinjr forward for pfVoat thing!
;<t year.
Miss Julia I )olison, the Jeahe
ichor. snake of her work in tin
ar.ty this year, Prof. J. Ii. Er'.el
lie of her great work, and v.n:
!!".w' J hy a timely ad iress In
of. A. A. Sims who made a mo
in that a (" vr mittQ(. id t!11 i:rtT~iTi
pointed a draft; a suitable rose
ion commending the work ol
iss I)ohson, and sen 1 a ci/py o
e same to the Slate Depart men
Mdue:ttion, asking that she hi
ir.rrcd to Union next year. Th<
esident appointed l'rof. A. A
tj \ Prr.-iY Win. M. Bogan am
of. L. Tobe.
Tlx* I lames Ruscnnnld School
This week I am very busy will
: closing exorcise of the abovi
rni'il school with a program 01
(hiesday and Friday night*; Th<
blic is cordially invited to th^si
crciscs which w'p feel sure yoi
II enjoy; for we would not bp t
amp to render <h:r program ir
y school. And for th.is fine pro
am, too much praise cannot ht
en.. uiv -assistant. Mrs. El dorr
Thomas, who is a tireless work
always agreeable and pleasant
ie can always depend on her foi
1 support in putting over an.>
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ii a birthrate, and coned, uddresj, t
u | to Ai?HE WALLAC E, euro of T1
, 4 Assembly Street, Columbia, Sou
1*1 ' _ _ _ 1
" I.. T. W.?I want t<> I.now it' the
lL* ?iiJ'l 1 low tares anything i\>i nit'.?
l*' I' road your piaper \\w Uly and
y^tind jnaily inteix-stinir faqt.s in it. j
" | Ans.: The young lady in tpies'Sjtion
enjoys your company. . . hut
<- slit- is also interested in A.NOTII
-v Kit HOY whom I believe that you
s- are ae?iuuinted with. Duo to hot
u extreme, youth. . . she will not 1
* j thake up her mind to tuarry anyMono
within the next fvw years.
! . * * * * *
"| H. L. W.?Why is it that I do
f 'j not. have any success at anything
! That I do? Will I do belt i ?
( i Ans.: You will ves. . , sti
,KKEI? IMA'CitiiNT,. Yu:i .hnven'i
bei'ji aide ttt put your whole heart |
I iut<? your work and unless you do
j so, you can't succeed. before the
[middle of summer ><*j will be
making a better sttlary than yop
u ! have made in seVeral \ tars.
[' H. N.?Why do I di'-ani of-litis
" j certain .man so many tinVs? Also
" tell me. is my husband jealous of
? me? .....
M Ans.; The man in qnr^rmn Wrtb
~iu>ver mean anything to your fu
ture life nt?r any of the dreams \ou
M had about him come to pa*"-- -YtV.t
keep him on yoi^r mind and in all
probability this Is why you dream.
[ of him so much.. Yes. ... your hus.
band is jealous and don't you think
he has reason to he?
ir ? V
Aj A. L. K.?My hushan 1 drink-?
ami stays out late am! In- tells me
that he is jtist out ha.itg fun
*' 'with men. Am I jiti'ht it, accusing
him of the parties I hav in mind''
1 Ans.: lie ks having tun alright
and don't think for ?uu- miiuite
l> that he isn't; . . however jt . is
\ CIJKAI* "Fl'N which will grow
" monotonous to him. He is not asl.
; socialing with your C'Ol SINS. , .
! they wouldn't have him.
* * * % *
T,. O. ?I feel so I'mvn heart-v
t-d and lonely sometimes I feel (hat
u>- good movement. In a f'*\v days
I, after school i-- t.'ut', he leaves for.
y New. York to join her husband, and
-we fear that she will not return
11""site does not, the sehoc.j room has
Iosj a wonth rful teacher, whose.'
; place will he exceedingly hard t >
. till. Ikre i.- hoping- that slip will.
^ decide to return to* the schoolroom
here -'next yar for the
. string to the latch on the door
v hangs on the-c.'litside to her.
ij- - , I am winding u.? my third year
i. , as principal, and my thirty-eight
L. <:>S) year as a teacher. And wish
to say that >ve j.ave here one oft hp
u best set of whitp trustees that I
i. have ?ver worked with. May
e, their kindness im-reases.
Win. M. Iiogpn
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V MAHF'N (OI N'IA FIELD l).\y
[. a si (ci:ss
,1 Tin- Field Dav on April 2, U?:i7 j
(i ; for all the schools in Marion Cc/..
q proved a gala day Y'*v the boys and
d* girls of the varied-- <chfA>ls of the
icounty. It' also ]uoved to be one!
. of the best Field- in the history of j.
t. | th?' schools. Quit,, an enormous]
h |crowd was pivent; there were ;
e : many visitors fnun adjoining
I counties \ix: FL. < i . o, DiHon ai.it.
I- j I lorry. .. .
Tlie prograirt con-i.-tcd of read*
jinpr contests, -pi-Mirer. matehps, and
^ . a-dcclamat i< u e.' i: Music was
... furnished by Mull in.*. Marion, and
Spring Branch schools respectivos
ly. !
e ; . T*!e exhibits v.wv exceptionally
?f-2Vod~~ahd show- ?i that much piv
gross had been ir,:ide along the
r linos of class.'-oont .activities. Priz:l
es offered for exhibit.- were as fob
; . lows:
I First prize: Sp; iiigfp'ld school, {
Mrs. X'oia Ciowhy. principal.
Second prizet Sr. Paul seine'!
- Mrs. Louise M.i--cy: priilieinal.
p Keading conti -t: i ii *t grade.
s i First prize: Spring P,ranch j
: school,' Prof. .1. A p.'F. r, principal.]
s Second prize: M< .vin school, >
.Mrs. Xesbit Ai in*-. :-C. prineinnl.
! Third prist**: P< Hoe school.,
s l'rof. Lege'tte. principal,
i* Spelling conte t . I- urth Grade:
- Fii.-t nizc: Morion I.Vi iil,v 7
training school. Pi of. M? Johna
f_ Second prize: Xaz :S"cno, Mrs.
f Agnes Copt-land, psirdpal.
t. Fifth* diode, Spe.!l-iv.r:
i; ' First-priz.*': M J'"::- high s? hod,
Prof. K. Rich; r?iprincipal'.
.1 Second ptize: Mavion county!
1 training school. Pro!'. M. Johnakin.j
principal. r
Sixth tirade:
i First prize: St. 1'au! sc'u:. 1.
J | Mrs. Louise Masscy. princpial.
l ; Second grade: Xazarcne, Mrs.
? I A. Copcland, principal.
? j Seventh CIrade.
i j First prize: Rains school, Mrs.
i F.Fartor White, principal,
i i Second prize:- Pet* Dee school, (
- Prof. P. C. Lecrette, principal.
* ' The declamation contest was ?
i won by Mull ins high school.
: L The out of door races were ourrjoyed
by all and <aie could see tlmt
: | good sportsmanship had been m
' i taught by the teachers of the vor-11
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and xccoive by return
uestiotis. Sign your full name. X
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[IE PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 X
th Carolina. 'A
vv %-y.
1 am just forgotvii i?y i-v -y- .
Pspteinliv by tin* dim. i' ...
\\ hat sh'rul-l' I ii<iT
Alls.: M AKE l-'KJ L\ l>S. <>
course \ uu are lonely and t ht-i
isn't any reason Tor it. Take a ' ^
more active interest in social at--fairs
in >??j|\city and ? spwially
till ^o,.t Tl.?. t tit is I II II
- < < ?' ii. i are
many' eiiarminp men who xxouM
like {<> he tin helter terms \e it It \ <> \
* * .
I.. 1>. Ii.? Tell in.- it" i v.rrl !!|
tret my money? T wonM .like X"
have some question.-- I ai.. '.v. re !.
privately ?
Ans.: You will e\eiituall> pet the
money. It will eonve to von
in sueli S.MAI.I. A MO I NTS thai
you won't realize its \ a I tie. It ,'j'j
yoa desire one .'of my As.trolosx
Iteadinus then send a quarter and?n,
I will be plad to pive xou free opinions
on three* questions iriyufe- ...
>> ' / . ' ' in
I*. M. S.- \\ lieir 1 !eaV.- h'eii- 1:
the-near future would y<'u tlunl: i1 _!.!<
\v.6ul<l be ripht for my pirl friend l\
-Itmi I to ill I At lint litr.-. ;ikTT~~oH T7"
\ns.: Sinee you are doiihtf.il.
I too think that you had not better
take this couise. \Vait at lea-1
three months before attemptinp
this plan and see if >our 11 Id A1.11!
will permit sueli.
**?*? t .
. K. C. Will I pet my tlivoft,"
spoil and '.will I marry the man-1-'that
I .am ei.eaire.l to marry?" ; <
Ans.': You will luive no difli- :cult
x in seeufinp the divorce. ^ out ul
preseent friend isn't quite as in?
n Vtlll ne lx,. XX i
time.and I DO NOT think a tua:rajie
will take place between y.u
two? Don't depend <>n bis pvar< \
iny Miu.
? *
M. T. ('.- D.? you thi! k that *1
ant t iu'lti alim.it niy c<>;.<.!i-J i:?ti'!
Ans.: See .jour doctor tor he '
will be able to tell you.
ioti< schools.
Prim s Dm tacos: .. ? to
'in Ya.d Dash (IjM'> i :
l'ir-t oii'/.e: Xin-n school, 1\. : T
lake Smith. principal.
S't ei'jui .i>: iv.' : , Mal'.ir. - scle'"!. "i
Prof. Iv. Kichai'l am. prir.npa!. II
."a Van! Dash (n'nl-t;
First' prize; Pha*;?'tProf.
JanioH Smith, priticiii al..
Si e. ! pri/e: William
Prof. II. I'., (ifu v. principal.-T-.ree
l.etrsre.l -Kaee; ' M
First prize; Smith Sy.a . I': .
II. Hacoie. piitteipa!.'
Potato Ilac":
First pn/.t-: .Mullins loch - i. >. !.
Second" prize- Marion t'.r.rn;. a.Trainintr
school. :
"The. l'ieid Day exezci.-os cith.'.i- :
tinti-d with a bns'ehall raniv: /'ion lt
versus Sprii'tr Hranch. The sc?::v> m
wcr' 11-11 in favor of Ziott.
Too. much cannof be said of tin- CI
untirimr efforts, of Mrs. . Whi?.. *<
supervisor. Mi\ Kiehar.t-a.'n. p*S -i- yM
dent, and the executive committee
who uorke ! v?'ry hard ' to make .
Field Dav a success. -m-,
Mo... 'V n
..... . y 1 . VII IjTJiV III
f K\pressing Thinks + .1
Wo wish t<> take this opj oj tu:n- ,
ty to thank the rnvVeliants of Mar- !
ii/n and Mullirs who - <>. willingly !k
MV.1 r.ill, h- i iK.U 1 . TO
to In? givenMn tho various e nto-ts. '
Teachers anil pupils left. inspired -i
to do bettor work mod term. <
J fnrir.ro Willie.
Jurioi tiaela-r ' j'
RKED STREET ^ X >?<
i'. t. a. m i.i.tim;
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fcr? *"
Anderson., j* ('.--A i epri ser t a t'j*
live number *V'f members an i ,l.
file. .Nta.vsen:'-;-d at - ! ,.1 ^
: di'on Anri,1 .1 i'"" vieir M e l- . ?
lar 'voiitljdy nie.tiiur To pre-ilent.
M s. S; IVnv pi-, si le.i. t
Miss r. ll. Wrir'r. viiva',1 a
lowed* b\' the 'eiM-v-s :
intr wine- vi ry : eoiopi v.it =
were made by Mesdaims I., Me ...
('!int<v\ \. !'!"a\. S. >, ! -...
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s is t!i. :t "t i? 'i of -pi.
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'lllii--mik1 'ii::;' v. a. ' n*>;v direct
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tainimr ami iiistnu*ti o pnyrram.
Has nor jrrade- I'..- tin- lm.ntli jf.
art- Primary 1 . First jind soi*nnd
piados. Mis* I?. T. X'eal ami T!
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... 1 ...I -IIIK'IIII' , i: Ml ill inrs.
Elementary Dept. First and jf<Vnnd
divisions of sixth grade. Mr-. S. (.'. If
fampbell and \V. II. Gerald insfmotors.
, Ini
11 i v h .school Dept. Eight grade,
Miss T. C...Skolt</n, instructor. Hi
An offering of eighteen dollars i
and thirty-two' cents ($18.32) was "t
received. ? i
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hi- flock.
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io' school t teacher-- will loi -> .
their h?lis in school. <>;
th? -facryi- fail - and have notliinp
t<; ship. jfj ?4
w\ railroad tia.ir. will ir.ake at: a;."""
empty i-i jp7 ^>1
the farmer fails as ho soim- Vt? flj
time must, * j' 'jbj ??>
lustrv stands -till and. tho wheel ?:[ t
of Commerce1 rust.- ! *
it whe,, th" fartiici: succeed as ^
succeed he should, | t> .oBni
Iverybody" is happy and we Cj 1lZ2
"all" feel good. ?
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weak,- run-down condition as
t oi poor nourishment, have
d they obtained .-much bene.taking.'
O\RDUJ a ' specialv
no 101' uv:..'-:. They lound
>cd to- imrea.-c the appetite
:v. prove d; v: est ior.. thereby
.[ them more strength from
Opd
Tally there is less discomfort
ulny pounds when the system . .
en strengthened and the var?
ious functions re'
stored and regit'
o '; luted.
u CARDUI
< is given so much
praise by the thousands
of women
who have taken it
that it is well
j worth trying by
others who suffer
i similarly. Of course,
S-SPv'J ,if not benefited,
??? consult a physician.