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("" I J . . - ' Saturday, May 29, 1937. The many friends of Miss Alice Haigler were glad to see her out Sunday after two weeks illness. Mrs. William Jones of Rosello, ^ N. J., is in Columbia, ,attending the graduation of her daughter, Mary Ella, who received her degree from the Waverly hospital. " May 26. Mrs. Jones is the house! guest of Mrs. Juliet It. Cilliam while herfe. 1 , Mrs. Annie Belle Wright has returned to her home in l'hiladel^ ohia, Pa., after spending a month ^ in the city with her aunt, Mrs. Susie Fulford of 1324 Wheat St. and with Mrs. Sallie Boozer and family of 2218 Washington St. While in the South, she also visited relatives in Saluda, S. C. Miss Henrietta Boozer and litl tie ni^ce, Barbara Youngblood ^ are spending the week in Florida They will attend the commence ment exercises at the Florida A and M. College, Tallahassec and also visit relatives ill Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Simonsv. their sister, Mrs. Jennye Wliliams> o? Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Estelle r , P. Johnson and Miss Henrietta Boozer spent Sunday afternoon in Aiken as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adams, 931 Kershaw St. Mrs. Jennie W-illiams, after speeding a month in the city with her sister, Mrs. Albertha Simons returned to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y., Friday afternoon. LMrs. Frankie Alfreo of Camden, S. C.. spent seveial days in " the city with her aunt, Mrs. Fannie Garnes who was somewhat indisposed. Miss Mamie. Shumate, nurse a* the Good Samaritan hospital had call .with her parents la.-t Wed* n/^day after having sped from Columbia to Greenville as pi hate ~ nurse in an ambulance for. a sick patient. Miss Shumate is a Senior nurse and is endowed with those qualities that lead to a successful fu- 1 fcure?personality, speed, accuracy and cooperation. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT I - ? Mr. and Mrs. Henion Davis of Newberry, S. C. announce the marriage of their daughter, Lillie i if 11' A- T r 1 ? * i 1 ? vernen 10 lvir . riaroia ADie, ol Columbia, S. C., March 31, 1937. MR. HANBERRY, GREATLY" SURPRISED There was given a surprise bridge party at the home of Mrs. S. A. Holcombe Thursday, May 20 in honor of Mr. T. J. Hanberry who is a Biology teacher of Book er T. Washington High school The party was planned by pupils ] of his homeroom. They are as follows: Naomi Koon, Helen Bowman, Magnolia Bouknight, Eman- 1 uel Carter and George Holcombe. Those who attended were Miss- . L es L. H. Tyler, E. V. Clark, U. Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. "S. j. Walk- 1 er, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hanberry, ' Messrs N Colston. J. H. Whiteman i F. C. Hipp, B. E. Harsison and F B. Massey. THE MAGDALENE CIRCLE NUMBER 3 , The circle met on Wednesday, 1 ^ May 19 at the home of Mrs. Hell ~ Jamts 1212 Blossom stneet. The meeting was called to order by the leader Mrs. Senior. My Fatih the leader Mrs. Senior. My Faith H Looks up to Thee, prayer by Mrs. Lelia King; scripture reading 27th < Psalm by Mrs. Marie Senior. The tevotional service was brought to ^ a close. The house was declared in order for business which was discussed and carried out. The sick committee made their report. I Fruit was carried to the hospitals by the sick committee. The .minutes of the last meeting was called for and read by the Secretary, Miss Hallie Mae Jackson. The roll was called by Mrs. Annie Mae Tucker. Kach member responded briefly. The meeting was turned over to the program committee. Mrs i Hlerrirgton made a short talk ot our good work. Mrs. Ford of Wesley church was present. Mrs. P A. Ingram made some timely re L marks. MJss Amanda Lindsej spok? on Mission which we all en joyed. Our Piast*>r?. Rev. L. C. Jenkins came forward and filled our hearts with gladness. He spoke on the duties of mission. May God bless Rev. Jenkins and give him long life to do His will. Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Lelia King, 415 Bull street. J Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson was crowned May Qheen at Union Bap tist chhrch on Monday night May 24 from Circle No. 3. We were dismissed by Rev. L. I C. Jenkins. Wo were served jello, whip cream, cookies, ice cream -ake and candy. Mr*. Marie Senior, leader; Mrs. Annie Mae Tucker, serretary; Rev. L. C. Jenkins, pastor. BIRTHDAY PARTY May 13, 1937?Mr. and Mrs. Fred Summons entertained at their, home a number of guests in honor of their daughter, Lillian's birth- ' day. They all reports a very love- 1 ly time and u deal of fun. One of t the persons that wus invited wasn't , i.ble to attend the party and missed ' his ice cream, cake and candy t Now what happen after he heard < the story about Row the boys ^anc- ] ed with his girl; he said I "fealy feel like crying. The guests were as follows: t Misses Mildred Young, Mildred t Ruth Koon, Virginia Coleman, Alice Daniel, Bildred Setzler, C. . Daniel, Blondell Moore, Lillian 1 Moore. Juanita Williams, Charlie t Mae Davis, Hazel Tilliwell, Ger- r truile Calhoun, Margaret Lillian { Calhoun, Mary Lillian Hall and Helen Heard; Mr._George Brown, v Henry Corgly, Morse -Roberts t Corgiy, William Daniels, Clarence S Clifton Setzler, Leon Calhoun, Johnnie-BeltoTt and Louia -He^nsonTi , Ice cream, cake and candy were 1 served and enjoyed Iry all. N WAVERLY GARDEN CLUB t The Waverly Garden club is in- J vjjting all adults interested in gardening to come out tr? rVi?:? meetings which are being held ir." : 'he Waverly-library build ing. The ' meetings are held every Friday at 6 o'clock. The club is sponsoring a flower j, show June 8, 1937 in the club , rooms. Several prizes will be of- J ferod by well known patrons ol c Horticulture in the city. All priz- J es but the grand sweepstake prize v will, be open tQ public competi- p tion. The sweepstake prize -will be open only to members of the 11 club. e j For further information, con- \ suit Mrs. N. II. Collins, Mrs. Talley (at the library) or Mr. P. C.. v Lane; also watch this column. . . , b THE LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL j CLUB The Club met at the hornet of a Mrs. Mary Bolton 1325 Blossom * C5t. Opening song led by Mrs. Annie Porter; prayer by Pres. Sam ^ Wriliam, Scripture lesson by the Y President, Gist chapter of Isaiah?Song by Mrs. Mamie Coleman, si After which thof^res. called for rr t-he minutes uf th6 la^t meeting; they were received and approved, n Sick Committee reported none. Unfinished and new business discussed. The Vi-ce-Pres., Mr. J. Kenny, made a good talk for fhe club Two new members joined the club, 0 Miss Victor Hampton 1211 1-2 j Wheat St., Mrs. Ruth Goings 815 v Gates- St,-> Members present 19. ^ The next1*meeting will be held j at the home of Mrs. Inez Wll- . liams 609 Sumter St. '* 'PI I -f( ? .??uy 0 Mrs. T.Kealny. Ref rqshmdnts: sandwiches, cake, ice cream. Pres., Mr. Sam Williams Reporter, G. West ^ o LA AMASALNT d' Tuesday night, May 21 the club net at the home of Miss Claudia Bouie with Mr. Luwrtnre Endy and Rev. J. Burroughs as hosts. The meeting was called to older at eighty-thirty p.m. by the president. The devotional part of the meeting was conducted in the usual form. Some very encouraging remarks were given by Mr. g Benjamin Sumter, a member of the club, who is about to leave ^ js for the summer. WA were very -p giau 10 nave with us again Miss White aflo- has be?n a Way quite p awhile. Misses Madiree Perry and Cleo c Perry were our visitors of the evening. Each gave some splendid remurks. After a short business session _ (Tic cluTTluljourned to meat at the home of Miss Williams on Harden street, Tuesday, June 1st. ^ The hosts served ice cream and cake. Mr. Mervin Mitchell, president Miss Marion Drown, reporter. THE YOUNG GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB The club meeting was hold at r the home of Mrs. Lena Mitchell 21II Elm wood Ave.. Monday nite, May 24. The minutes of the last . meeting \Vas received and adopted. God will Take Care of C You was sung, prayer by PresO idont, Miss Inez Smith. Just As I am was sung. The house was declared opened for business A party was planned to be held at the home of the president Miss g Smith, 2102 Richland street which will be on Wednesday, June 2nd. ^ You are cordially invited. g Visitors: Miss Lula Mae Johnson Mrs. Vivian Griffin and Mr. Fred-1 c die Montgomery. Visitors always q welcome. t SUBSCRIBE FOR 1 THE LEADER I wn SUNSHINE BAND SAVINGS CLUB jThe club met at the home of Mrs. Willie M. Sumpter at 120(J roe street, opened with out rhaplain singing Study War No More, led ;by Mrs. Mary B. Savor. Scripture lesson read by the :haplain, 6:18 of St. Matthew. Prayer by Mr. Harry Sumpter. )on't Turn Back was sung then he meeting was turned over tc he president. First, minutes of the last mectng were read, received and adopted. Unfinished and new busiless wtere discussed. The roll was lalled.' Each member responded vith a Bible verse. We then lisened to a few remarks from Mr. Samuel Thompson. Our nex t meeting wi 11 be ^with Mrs. ^laggie Ashley, 2117 (ler'ais street. The hostess served us with Potoo salad which was immensely en oyed. (Mrs.) Simpson Lewis reporter. 'HE BON BON SAVING CLC'B The meeting was held at the lome of Mr. Samuel William at ?2 Washington {street. Iti was ailed to order by the President, iLr. Julius Bagley. Opening song ras led by Mrs, Hazel Wharton, 'rayer by Mrs. Annie Bell Waynan. Another song by Mr. Josph Roundtree. Scripture by Mrs. Villiams. Bib 10 verses beginning eith the letter "W" were recited, 'he roll was called with all meniers responding briefly. We have 9 members' on roll. A silver tea Sunday at 0 o'clock ,t 1930 Bull strewnat Mrs. Rosa jee Smith's home. The next meeting will be 1911 rervais street at Mis. Annie Mae dayman's home. The r. hostess- served lemonade andwich and mints which all the lumbers well enjoyed. Closing: Bongartd reciting: of lizpah by the club. FRIENDLY TEN CLl'B NO, 1 Meeting was held at the home f the President, Calhoun. Able 100 1-2 Harden street May lOtn ith Mr. Willjs Brown acting as ost. Meeting was called to order y the president at 8 o'clock. Open ig song was Blessed Assurance, illowed by pv.-iygr^^All rcpeated.3rd Psalms. Th(, house was open d for business. There will be a silver tea at happolle Station A M. E. church n Juno 20th at 3 o'clock sponored by the club. An interesting ebate will be held. Everyone is ivited to attend. After the dlsussion of business a delicious'sal1 course was served. On 2nd of June meeting: will be t Mrs. Maggie Flowers home on. rarshal street. JOLLY NINE SOCIAL CLUB Brooklyn, N. Y.?The Jolly Nine ocial club gave a grand whist aitty Saturday, May 22 at the ome of Mrs. D. Thomas 128-1 rospect place. Clubs representd on that occasion?were?the 'hlanx T>emocrgtic eTub honored uests of the evening; The Waselo lub also the Willing Workers. MA 1M1 AGE ANNOUMC EM E.N 1 Miss Helen "ReddiCk, of 22iO lervais street, city, wishes to nnioonce the marriage of her niece. Jaomi Margaj^t Smith, to Mr. >avid Henry McDonald, Saturday fay 22. 1937; - '" " At home, Fort Pierce, Florida, une 1st, 1037. M AKHlAG^i A1S N U U N LKM h.M Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hynan of Pamplico. S. C.'; have the mnoi- to announce the marriage if their daughter, Bertha, to Mr. leorge Washington Thomas, 20th >f March 1937 in Pamplico, S. C. The couple will reside at Everc r> .ICCII, kJ. V. ^ t ^ ESTHER, THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN Esther, the Beautiful Queen, a acred dramatic cantata, will he resented at Second Calvary Bapist church, Monday evening, May il, at 8:30 o'clock. A group ot email girls, a group >f boys, king's guards and pages [ueen's maidens and a chorus of hirty voices compose the cast of his lovely cantata which you caniot afford to miss. Don't forgot th? cMtrn^ May 31. Tuhi \?AiJlh'J'lU ~^vrr L___ ~?121PT H Be cooi in CotUm ? -ry sum endol' a busy day. When you colored nourocoat, -or s. pair of JUfi\. also. feel ttiiv. at-I.full' of in' your laziest manner. . Both the pajamul in. 1 the Jlo ton. We say 'cool' col:on, beci feel cool us well. Cotton is . more unable than, ever oefotc?; ALLEN UNIV. STl DEM-HODY ELECTS OEFICBBS l'OIi . . ENSUING ^I.AU Tho student-body a<ti.^i?- as in previous years elected .oil'iccrs of tho various organization of the school for the coming- y w. The ' situdeiit-body took a very- iively interest ill t In* e'e.-iio: ; _|;0 fid. lowing officers; Mr. l.ev.puwdy was elected president of the student-body. succeeding- I: v. Richard Ilildebrand. Mr. Dowdy is- a gra n,;.. . of the Ilijth school of Allen ir iversity. He is a Sophinore. an honor student, member nth the. 1'id. lbta .SoLciety, nieniber of the-Y..M ?'.A. and I seeretavy-elect e?l df Hie French clubMr. Isaac Masho- was chosen _.-gqisistant mm ni' ndeni ' nf - tho Sunday school ?.y.c. dine. Mr. John nje Williams. Jlv. Mashoc is a graduate <>f M-u':;n High school, member est the > lass. member of tin* 1*1.1 !) . -ociety, member "of the Y.M.fcA:. .DH-nib^r* of the Debating >'. and- president elected of the Y class. Mr. Wooden v > >:i!li-haw was elected preside: of the Y. M. A. succeeding K-v W'ardell Nicholas. Mr. Gal!" he-.- i>-a graduate I of Lincoln Iliv'r 'hool, Sumter, S. C., mombei i he- Soph more class, member " Debating society and a m - ! r of the French club. Miss Margaret 1' rter was choseh president "dr'i"! -' Ficnch eluB", succeeding Mr. j>h Brown and i eeleetcd?Fst?r-?1?"f?the A.C.EIssmgue. Mi-'s. 1'.is a graduate ofMhe .YmTITgh school. Florence, S. member of the Junior class ami a member of the I'hi-B:-t? so ic' > / PAGELAM) NEWS { Mrs*. Cornetia Eichai'dson, of Blackshear, Gn.. -i'tor of the late A TJ i ^ L >\.a n/I \ Y\ Ct QAmo , U. U * / I I I ^ -J" 'ivilllf, OVHIV time with the family of the deceased. Dr. Jenkins a d Mr.. Owens of W. Palm Beach, 1 la. were the week end gue.-ts (;f Mrs. M. * I.. Gatherings. Rev. and Mrs, T<>ntlev and daugh ter, Jonetta. wer.- inner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. T. 1'. Brewer Sunday. < Messrs T. P. Brewer, Houston Brewer, Mrs. R-> a Brewer and Master Lotn's B.ewor motored to Pee Dee, X. C. S yiday. Miss' V. E. H re**- y. -Mesdames N. 0. Brewer and I !.. Johnson motored to Chora v. Tm -day to witness the graduating exercise at C oulter, Mr. D. Ruivh.'M> dames. Roxie Rivers and Peat I:,- Williams motor-, ed to Pee Dee 1 art week. Aft,er completing another successful yeai's work a a member of the faculty of Coultet Academy, Miss Bernice Dlnkeii y is at hon;e, to the delight <.'f her many friends. The community wt J omos the re turn of Miss Alio.: B ewer, grnd uate ofc. Coulter thi* term, also Misses C. Lowory. T.n-/etta Blakenev and Goldio Mi:'C.oml>o, other students of Coulter. Prof, and Mrs. 1\ .T. Johnson of Timnionsvillo, spent Saturday with Prof. Johnson's mother, Mrs. A. B. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ji.v Jones and Mrs. M. B. Walker and little son, Brooks, Jr. visited Mrs. Walker's parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. F. Brewer Bunday. Brooks, Jr. Is apsndftij iom? time with his grand-parents. i ssh I'lrni I ii slsi isi tr> ' - /Vh(!,ct,clvi Y niCUfcK-SQN / J ?c - < L^)*\ ' - &W-. - l_h" 8 " ) * M*h ^ i *1*1 A,. ?ip\ V ' ? JU v ? S^S^L o *. J ? mer hour; ami especially at the n 're all tuckered out, don. a eail.v pajamas, and you can still look fun even when you're loungiiig >\vered housecoat are of cool cot- !. uise you not only look cool, but ^ rapidly becoming more vaTied, you'll live in cotton this summer. t waverley library newiT The Waverley Library takes pleasure in announcing the Travel t club for the Juvenile Department t starting June 1st. Posters arrang- r ou? by Mrs. Katherine Wheeler, 1 Junior Librarian, have been placed in the various "Schools and it is the lippe of the Library that?the? parents will take this opportunity to'-heip increase their children's c reading activities. The Travel club has been ar- ? f ranged so that the books for tho children froni the 2nd thru the Gth grades aVe set aside from the books for children from thp 7th thru the 10th grades. Many countries will bc. visited '..urine the child's travel f ing. including 'England, France, 0 | Ireland, Holland, Germany. Rus- r -Switzerland, _ Italy, Spain, ^ ATriva, Japan, rhilipine Islands, a | Mexico and countries in South A- j ; nj'erical Iii these travels customs, habits, family life, agriculture j mahufactuuring and government f I Inside the humorous side of these j j folk wrll give the child a vivid' dei script ion of these countries. Each I person entering will receive a card, | known as a passport, which when I each booj; has been read the same v I will be printed on this card. After reading ton (10) books the stu- ' dents will receive a certificate from the Library showing that r Ihe ?.y she has made a complete tour, also a letter will be sent to * the child's teacher telling of its v, achievements. n We. advise the children to take advantage of this chance to learnvarious countries, people anJ their ^ WMVS {jnring t, hn summon wrtntVu. -fi Information will gladly be given by 5 Mrs. Wheeler, Jr. Librarian, to v ary rji'id or parent interested. h ^ a COPE NEWS t ? V Kun.fny, May?22,?was spent S very profitable in and around Cope, ii At Macedonia A. M. E. church we " had a very interesting Sunday school les?on taught by . Brother Arthur Hampton Sunday night Our pastor preached for the people at Spires Chapel, our local preacher prvaelie for us from Luke loth chapter subject "I Will Arise,v etc, Remarks were short but pointing. Mr. Nicholhs Pendarvis in company with Mr. and Mrs.' Barnie id ant motoTed over to Calvary M. ; E. church where they listened to a very interesting sermon by their , pastor. Rev. T. J. Robinson, j At Emanuel A. M. E. church, af- tor a lively discussion of the Sunlay school lesson conducted by the Supt., M. C. Williams, Rev. David ? I James, pastor c/f said churclj pre1 Hp SJnmnol Vonnn w^a came forward' anr, preached to a largo audiynye. He Knows how to d reach both, the hearts and pocket f books of hi? hearers. Mr. D. O'Bryant is remodeling hi~ hi/use in the town of Cope, when finished will add much to the appearance of the street on which | it is located. I The church of God at Cope had a wonderful meeting on Sunday, | May 1*5, Eker Robrnson of Denmark preached a sermon wnch was enjoyed by saints and friends. Elder A. B. Stroman of Orargeburg, also gave a fine talk in which he reminded the saints of the unity meeting to be held May 30, at Moses Temple. Elder M. A. Johnson, pastor in charge was pleased with all services. Their _ jouls seemed revived. Mr. James Green who was striken with a stroke for some | | r ^ n mnefla 1 i 11'-- ^ i >.... eWfVki-ra. IT i years, passes 'from lubor to reward. Our sympathy is extended the familv in their bereavement. The farmers are all glad for refreshing showem. 011 their crops. RIDGE SPRING NEWS Sunday school wa* opened at the usual hour, by the Suj/t. At J.0:30 A'luck, after a beautiful diveus. ?ion of the lesson in the different lasses Rev. Jones gave a brieJ review on it, which was enjoVeo jy all! . At 11:30 o'clock Rev. Jone? nounted the ]>ulpit and preachec i Wot), erful sermon. His text vas found Titus 11:3, subject 'All Things to* the Pure are Pure nd all Things to the Had are lad." The collection for the dav cas $78.01. The Baby Contest Wcdr.tAhty ight was quite a success sponsord by Mrs. U. L. Hammond. The ' (ital amount raised was ? 'irst pri/e went to Master Thodeus' Vlfman who had $21.50; s'econ . ' Jttle Betty Quuttlobum $7.50 and hird Little Cleo Merritt $5.71, Mitch credit is .due .Mrs. Ham mnd for sponsoring such a wonerful program. The smaller gir.s ere dressed very well for 'h- 's asion in their variods" styles a fid olors. Mrs. Bertha Bri.^dnax hps urned home after vi-dtiftg r?. :atiw s am. friends it) Florida.. Mr. ami-' Mrs. Oscar Merrill aim liss Cares.-a Raiford ltdfor N. r. laist Saturday. The following students buy reamed home from B'-'tis Academy, lisses Pearl Wise, Mae "A at-o.1, lessrs Pillion H&zzard. 1 1 jvJ : 'v iamuel Hammond cm.. Fred Tillian" ' m m NOTICE The Gethsemane union will, hold ;s second quarterly meeting of the ear with the Union Bapt. church >r. L. C. Jenkins, pastor; begining Friday night 8:0o o'clock hrough Sunday._ CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Frances S. Brown wishes o thank her many f fiends for heir various Expressions of sympathy. during the recent death ot ter husband. Mr. .Tames I. Bvnwr.. : m ? CARD OF THANKS We wish to* express our appreiation for the' kindness shciwn us luring the illness and death of our j u'.other, Alonzo J. Rhue and also or the beautiful florals. Family J CARD OF THANK* We wish % thank', the many i riends for their kind' cN'Tressicn' f sympathy on the parsing of our nother and grandmother. Mis. Trnelia Rutherford, \v},. passed way in Portland, Oregon, March 0, 1937. Mr. W. H. Rutherford ..and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ruthorord and children; Mrs. C. E. tutherford, Mr. H. B. Rutherford. ? > ? : WAI<TERBORt> NEWS Dr. G. B. Tillman'held quarterly onference at Wesley Sunday /hich was a great success. The daughters of Mrs. Rachel ilarton went over to Augusta Sunay to visit their mother who has ;one there, for treatment. They, cport that she is improving. tf- T : ~ u sir.. i?n, ueuencs iiiumiMiwi, air tobert Fugerson, and Mr. Coopoi notored to New York last week where they will spend the sum iter. Rev. P. R. Tjller left for Sumter londav wher?_he_ will visit rela ives. Rev. J. M. Miller is spend ' ng the week at Charlotte attend tig the commencement of John^ on C. Smith university. Mrs. Clorette Summers is somewhat indisposed this week. Her usband has been ill too but is up nd out again. Dr. I. W. Wilborn will hold his hird quarterly conference on the I'alterbonv charge at C^ttngfyiHi* aturday before the fir^t Sunday 1 June. LONESOME? Join s National Get Acquainted Club. We are sure to have j a select helpmate fur you. Write for full information. Colored people of hish social standing use our club?some beautiful and leaders in church and Community. WE HELP YOU LEI ACQUAINTED. THE REV, SIMON P. DIXON CLUB. P. I O. Box 363, Norfolk, Ya. BEST QUALITY COAL -ALWAYSPROMPT SERVICE PHONE 4311 k ax?e 1 I Miss Zclma Logan j"fi, last week ' for Philadelphia, where she will a -petpl (lie Ulii)l:'cf. H Tlie revi\al at Mt. /.ion A. M. E. ^ church closed .Sunday after two I sermons hud been preached by the ^ Kev. H. W^Mc'leei- and ii.e pastor, Kev. l.ee A. .Logan., I The Tweroy weeks i ally ?t St. Peter's A. M. K. church will close *u:iUuy Light at v.'.iyt, time the pastor; and ofh.-e! ;p.. that the members have tini.-:hi! tl.eir quoto. The Kev, IJtgsby ?f Rock_.of Ages ( . M. Th.vl.uiVi, had a ^reat trip around the- woil- with the two churches last week. The fuiieiajoi Mt-. \ irgie Hami.ton was held fit her hi *v home Monday on the "Gieen Lino." She nad been sick I'vr a .imip' time. ? 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