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Saturday, September 25, 193' I Echo 3 of Sports I I BY "BUSTER*' LAWSON I Gangway for the leaden ' curtains are falling back and thousands are rushing. stumping, pushing and hollering just to gaze up*" on one sport. That enormous little spot where everything happens at once. The strain of tensp tpyi seles. the every eyeing effort o? the ball carrier to advance, and the . . charging linesmen trying to nail him in his tracjss. That's it folks just how it \vjfl happen I don't know, but you, can bet that plenty of trying wily^be done by every man on any squad. Right now, there are a good many green horns giving letter men the fight of a life for positions on leading college teams. Last year's regulars of Allen's Yellow jackets are putting up a ' fight for their positions. Some fresh country boys are showing how well corn bread and peas develop a person^ They tackle hard, cKaTge low and don't know wheti CdTfflbp. If they keep IVis kind of ^ worje up. look out you may bo surprised. "Big" Boll is holding hi.s '* own at tackle, but "Bonipee" Barber who has been switched t c guard is finding a little trouble " keeping pace; I suppose it's the fat on him. Grady Butler is. lia ble to get the call at one of the - ends, but the rest of the line is , open to the best man. and are thej fighting to prove to coaches Swinton and Nelson that they are good fhe back field has been strengthened by thfc return of Edmond Edwards of Washington, N. C., and the ends by the presence of IIoljerdale of Greenwood. Many lettei men a*e yet to return ami it thej ?.. do. look out Morris Brown. B. C." Gridders- Take Shape. The foot ball machine over at B C. College is taking form verj fast under the watchful eye ol conches "Dad" Crawford and Geo Briggs. With the return of manj lettermen. the ga]> left by grad uation is just a minor worry tc the coaches. But since such stars as Peter Walker, "Big" Brown nni McDonald have returned Coact / > f 1 1 1- 1 wuwiora van iouk uiuuiiu am smile and really mean that smil< simply because he has a good nun ber of new comers tov try foi - berths on the Varsity. Yes, yes the prospects are brighter thar ever and the team is fairly balanc ed in all departments, but CoacV Crawford refuses to make any pr< dictions a"s to where his team wil end this season. I know that hi is eyeing State and Conference . championships. While Japan is trying to figur< out a way to conquer China, Wooc rutf and Dave Albritton are run ning and jumping all over the lit tie island. Tlie Japs just can't ft gure why those blown boys an so; much -faster than they are. be cause if you recall the Japs an brow,, also. All the Japs can say is there goes . a brown streak cr] lightning. I.et's hope that t h < . boys return befoif the winter set: in, in Japan. Mike Jacobs is having the tinu of his life staging fights. He ex peels to make a hnjf m"Hlio? oui of the parade of Champions. or ? "* n'Kniujihitt f)f paiT ,nni< will,not beimhidid. but there an a few light fellows to remember such fighters as Ambers, Montane: and Rosen bloom. It is truly a very disgusting fan for John Henry Lewis. Lewis dim been fighting long and hard, bui some how the boxing world pie tures him as a capable lightheavy weight. That is well and good but Mr. Lewis wtints to be a hea vyweight and no one,jn powoi seems to pay him any attention Everyone is pleased with his pros ant hold. Why can't a man react for higher things? If Lewis i i willing tn?take the?punishmont let him try. I am almost su? that he will cut some of the besl heavyweights in the ring today ir pieces. Give the lad a chanee t< pv-ve himB?lf n hig nvr Prediction?Lincoln University will liek Virginia Union in theii battle at Richmond. Va., Oct. 2nc no bet just prediction. State Bulldogs Prep For Hampton Oct. 2 OraTTgeburg, Sept. 18 Ollic Dawson, now head coach at Soutl Carolina State A. & M. College expects to have his Bulldogs ready their first major conflict wher they meet Hampton on October 2 at fhunpton. More than forty candidates were going thru the gruelling grind ol fundamentals at the end of the first practice week. Coach Dawson was very muck pleased with the results of the end of the first week. Many neve candidates answered the first call for practice, among whom were: \ "Snake hips" Gflliam, Mike War ren. J'ftson LeWtej Capers Woodarei Richarel Cave, John Clark. Marion Frederick. Frank Anderson, Robert White. Henry Butlef, John Powell. Bonds. Kmong the veterans who are al r^ady on the grounds and were Out for practice are George Cannon, Roger Mudd, (All-conference guard); Jimmy McDew, Harrison Watson. Nathaniel Harney. Herpian Sartor, Jimmy Johnson (All ???? I I conference tackle); John Gallowa Emniett Hagood, John Armstrong MaVion Day, George Wilson, Jas Connelly, Harry Manning. Jile Edwards, Clifford Hooper, Carsoi Stokes, George Phelps, Rillie Ben nett. Other letter men expecte< . to report next week are Eygen McCaiits. John Barksdule, Hamp ton Simpson, Willie Motley. Bil Medley and Earl Davis. A tough schedule is ahead foi > the Bulldogs, which is as follows ) Sept. 25?-Haines at Augusta Oct. 2?Hampton at Hampton . Oct. 0?Morehouse at Orangeburg - Oct. 16?Open ' Oct. 2.1?Ala. State jft Orange burg |iOct. .10?Benedict at Orangeburg j Nov. 6?Morris Brown at Atlanti 'Nov. 1.1?Florida at Orangeburg I Nov. 19?Tuskegee at Tuskegee .Nov. 25?Open SPOTLIGHTING HIGH SCHOOL FOOT HALL IN THE OLD IODINE STATE By Timothy J. Johnson . ^ Wifn only a few weeks befor the opening games the hi seheo coaches all over the state are harr ! ('own to work getting their squadi ready for the coming eason. Well everybody is on a won i der this season. Will some higl ' school come from the bottom this j year and top som^ of the 'big ten high school teams or will the hon or be kept in the big ranks? I I knew Coaches Harden and At . kinson at Finley Hi, Chester havi scratched their heads a plenty al ' ready tor "Shag" Shannon and his brother have not returned to th< Blue Jackets squad, as these boyi were two of the fastest acks ir ^ the state. However they will fine some one .> take up the slacll, Big 'r Bowser, a tackle is mU&ingjLalso He is with the Benedict^igers this ' season. 1 Coach Worthy at Friendship h 1 looking forward to a great year | Johnson at Clinton Normal; Pick j ett at Scott Hi have little to buil< on; if they score on Firley I'll b< , surprised, l es, Prof. Riley at Par 1 caster will have a good team this fsjll with a vory fast backfield J Coach Martrn at -Mather Academy 1 Camden will find it very hard t< ; fill the places of button and Wil : lianis who played their last yeai for the "Eagles". Those twg boy; - could carry some pig skin; mad< * all-state in '35. " Coach-Stullworth at B. T. Wash ington Hi at the Capital, will hav< i the Tornadoes in full swing as us - ual, I bet using the "Bi-g Apph ; Shift". Well Kilgo at Lincoln H ^ will do as usual to make Sumtei , Gamecocks rate this season. i As I spotlight Union I see Coacl Dean that flashy back from Bene diet college working hard at Sinn [ Hi to bring the old team bacl t where Cye Williams once had th( l Tigers during "Tapon" Smith day '[much is expected of the Tigers this J year. ; The Textile City is where tht light stops. Coach Lynhart wii t have a very fast team this fall es 5 pecially when they meet the Fin t ley HI- Blue Jackets in the new Furman stadium in Greenville lat( in the fall. All I can say is mucl luck to the many high schoo coaches i.i the Iodine State this pig skin season. ; .. ROBERT SMALLS HI SCHOOL Beaufort.?The 1937-38 Schoo sossion of the Robert Smalls H school opened Sept. 9, with an en rollment exceeding the past sessioi ' Grade 7 "has Tteen addecT to tKi High School department, whicl ' enables the school to offer a ful 5 year High School course. Mr Andrew Neil, a recent graduate o State College is a member of th< faculty. Mr Neil is director oi | athletics assisted by Misses Gran and Bythewood. A very extensive AVPA projeci ! will begirt on the school grounds : I LOOM/A/ IvmSO 0jj^\AOMEI^ : 1*"fi 1937 IHTSftHAlioMAr^^M 1? [3&> \ Vat oH&l :|^ia^ssa r Mh8mM,,K"} . NOTE: Your question answer i i a clipping of this column U encloi | | reply, send a quarter (25c) and \' velope, for my New Astrology I ? <> mail ft*e advice on tbee (3) qu J | birth date. and correct address to - i > Assembly Street, Columbia, Sontl ' E.M.W.?Please tell me in thel * rnlnmn if I will over have a hnv! r friend to call my own? j n Ans:?You cofjld easily have n several boy friends . .but first vou must come out of your shell a I * I and meet the boys half way. They (j) aren't going to run after a girl ^ t who seems to be ashamed to show ii her face. Get oat among your t : friends and meet the boys. t ' E.H.?I would like very much 1 to know if I should depend o n graduating in the summer of 1938 1 ' Ans:?You had better or there ' will be plenty of "fire works" at your home. There isn't any reason n under the sun why you can't pass v this last year's work and you are * acting very silly by allowing^your v , self to get nervous. This is really s your most interesting year of all. " j * s ; M.L.D?Please tell me if I am ' doingj wrong by not giving this ' friemjra' date whom seems to care r so Tnftch about me ? ? f 1 Ans:?No indeed. There are too , many nice church going boys for v yda tb go with, without fooling I awav your time with this boy wh<^ |i 5 desires to drink and advertise he f doesn't like to attend church. Yo'ur fc ' people would object to his1 com1 nn?,v o<. k:. U j , dm 1^ .IV" t IU3 HUTHIIVCiJ, - s 1 H.A.J.?There are two girls in e 5 my life v and I am wondering a Ahieh one 1 should give up as I :an't tell? ~ ~ ~ p 1 Ans:?You are doing qhite well p " both of them aren't you? They are'n young as well as yourself so don't v ' think of giving up either friend \ as nothing serious is going to he-. come of the affair anyway. ' e ' in the very near future which in- c " eludes the grading and leveling of ) : grounds, terracing of the ground, ^ i planning of lawn and shrubbery ( r I and the consctruction of sidewalks ] two basket ball courts, also a foot i ball field. t j The following members of the j faculty matriculated at the var- . ? ious summer schools: Mrs. H. P. 1 j Shepher, and Miss Lucille Black * State College; Mr. J. S.. Shanklin, | ~ Jr., was a frequent visitor at tho: college during the session. Miss | 1 F2tta M. Washington. Atlanta Uni versity; Miss Elizabeth S. Polite, * Hampton Institute; Prof. R. W. ' r McGirt was a member of the State 1 < - College, faculty during the sum- k | mer session. The following tetfchers visited friends and relatives during the summer: Mrs.Blanche T. Wash ington. Boston. Mass.; Miss Eliza' | beth S. Polite visited former Beau j 1; Mrs. Louise Blocker Mitchell and ' 1 \ * . her, husband Mr. Rapheel Mitchell Mrs. Lurene Frazier. Savannah, p _ Ga.; Miss -Willie _M. Bythewood, ' j Philadelphia, Washington and) j Brooklyn; Miss Etta M. Washing- f ton. Athens, Ga., Orangeburg and Charleston; Miss Florence Grant. ? P ? Washington and Atlantic City. N. C " J.; Prof. McGirt visited in the o ^ East. New York State i I MEADOW PRONG NEWS t * t i Meadow Prong Baptist church J i " ~T t"-"'- // r **:'l "pr?Ac<# -* - - i THE PALMETTO LEADI ed in thie paper ONLY when ? ed in your letter. For private X a eolf-addressed, tamped ?m- T loading, and receive by return y estiona. Si^n your full name, X > all letters. Addreaa all mall ? n Carolina. ! Z K.E.C.?I am confronted with a iroblem Will I be successful in letting a job that was promised 10? Aits:?i urge you not to tak? . position at this time if you can lossibly do anything else. Uoiback o school and complete your train ng for a Business Woman (6r in his line of work you will be able o accomplish the desire yoij are working towards. L.W.?Will I be successful takng the trip that I desire to make his fall? Ans:?Vnu will leave around the aiddle part of December and it rill be an enjoyable trip for you. lold on to your job a change wouldn't help you at all.- You hould however, save a little more noney than you are doing now so hat you will have money to pend on your trip. ? L.C.C?Will it be possible for ne to get in college this fall, as am very anxious to go? Ans:?It will be yes as you rill have to help with yoUr famiy at home. Go to work and make dans to enter school again next all when your oldest brother will te through with school, v S-.B.C?My husband and I are eparated and he still wants -to onie t?j see nie. Does he mean me ,ny good? Ans:?He would like to call the aether again but before taking ,ny step you should determine vhether yoti love your husband or our boy friend. Take your time is you don't wish to make anoth-, r mistake. dosed a great revival on Friday light,' September 10th conducted >y Rev.. J, L. Brooks. Sumter, S. R. Twer,'/-one came to Christ. Rev. Brooks did not only bring 11 new members into the church >ut he revived all who sat under lie sound of his voice. We ap[irecia'o a man like Rev. Davis vho' can bring such wonderful material to his people. Rev. J. L. Brooks was royally enivrtaiived >y Meadow Prong members while afrying oi> titl'.e revival.?We hope ic will come again. Inspiring services were the orlor of the day last Sunday, iSeptember 12th, beginning with the 3. S. The pastor preached a won lorful spvn on.' Text St. Matthew 11:12, subject "Go Tell Jesus". Several visitors wdre present Minuay and made welcome. Mis:j Gladys, bristow__left for s'ew/ York City recently. Mr. Leon. laker and (lokley JWilliams leTt-Tat?,, <o\v York City* September 8th. Miss Christena Williams hag rone to Philadelphia fo'r an indefmte--sUvy.?Mis-j. Daisy Williams eft Thursday for Detroit, Mich., or an irdu'Mte stay. Mr. I.ny Williams of Detroit, lich., Mr. Clarer.ce Ham, Lincoln Summit ';-s and Lee Vance Thomas f Toledo Ohio, motored down last rriday, September 10th to visit Mat/ves and friends. We are happy to report that hose on the sick list are much mproved at this writing. ? _ 6~HA9GMS, HAWK-EYED* <~>r- -*- i - v -., . Litu/ vr rt t; :owa eieven, goes -flhb -he distinction of jein6 thp first negro^ vfr elected c/\pt*in^bj 3p a olg ten Foot- (? 3alu team, iv/t?/ <!^ip y/e Football sfasor ?CADY TO CALL TH? '*BH| ?OLl, HARRIS PRoHfies^tmrn ro QE RiS HT //v jUffR 2 *ROM START TOFfNiStf^^k MAK/H6 His Bio rHF ALL AMERICAN ?ts'/ I - I -- M --?*? "- ' * T 1 "CHARLIE" f | Spears 'Ern Up f Y The Roving Reporter A By Charles Spear.-: *!* V 'Lil' Henry Keeps a Hustling We went down to the old (Jarden to see the last fight staged by Colonel TCilpatrick Thursday night It was worth coining miles toi see 'Lil Henry' start to hustling Johnny Defoe had gone 10 rounds wi,th the little locomotive in California one night, and almost ten in a fight in Butte, Montana. But Henry carries more steam these days. In thd' first second he cannonaded a right to thy stomach, that rocked Defoe to his heels. Alter that it was hardly a contest,, for 'Lil Henry* hustled harder, and j the inevitable knockout came in 1:12 of ,the fourth round, when Johnny McAvoy mercifully waved Henry, aside after Defoe had been down for the eighth time.. Eddie Mead, manager of little Henry Armstrong, announced that TT ?? Q vfifilnc u* i 1 Vl 1 xieiix y imu ojgiicu c*? .. *w. Mike Jacobs to defend the world featherweight championship against Petey Sarron, recognized by the National Boxing Association as the title holder. The date will be either Oct. 29. or Nov 12 and the fight will be in Madison Square Garden. * After Thursday night's show .the Garden will abandon the promotion of boxing and Mike Jacobs will move in on a two-year lease which gives him the exclusive right to the arena for all professional fistic attractions. On Broadway. A. H. Woods. producer'of over four hundred plays."with ttvo more set for the present season i.< v.? tablishing an Academy of Modern Acting on Broadway The academy. he says: ;'is the direct out-, growth of the pressing need fori skilled actors and actresses i n. which practically all theatrical I managers find themselves today.''j Chick Webb and his swing orchestra are the hoadliners at' Loew's State, Times Square, this week. Willie Bryant will head next week's revue at the Apollo. Barrington Guy, baritone star of the current Brevities in Bronzerevue at the Plantation, and Weasels and ^Spencer, ballroom dance' team have been signed to take a, featured part in the new Fall Re-1 villi whinh irill hnw nt Iho l'lup-j tation Club late this month. Philip J Scott, dance director, who is pro- j ducing the show., has also been signed to takea featured dancing part, in the new sepian extravaganza., . I v-n u .. ^ I _ rvaiimaii rtxyi:i. auuu, n t* been engaged by Charlie Horvath operator of the Trianon ballroom, Cleveland Ohio, to do a new wrin kie for danceries by way ol' murals The new scheme will be the history of swing on the hoof shoppe's walls. Fletcher Henderson, Haul Whiteman, Benny Goodman, Cab Calloway, Duke Ellington, et al., will be represented in the paintings Blanch Calloway and her orehos tra have been booked through the Charlie Shribman oflice. for a four weeks tand at the Southland ni tery in Boston, which reopens Sep tember 26. Bill "Bojangles" Robinson was yanked out of the Cotlolt Club -rr=vue which was all set to open next Tuesday, by Twentieth t Century-Fox which took up its option, on him at. 2 a.m. Tuesday and yank ed him out of the show. The wires are still hot and Robin>on may be stopped before he reaches the ^oast if the film people can be per suaded to postpone his sequences in "Rebeocji of Simnvbi-onl^ H'nrm.-' starring Shirley Temple, where his services are required. He was packed and on his way even before Jiis agent' knew what was happening ON The Avenue ,yiie Puerto Rican delegation arvivpn*ypday on the Borinquen. The party came for the "Carnival^ of Champions SeptOTObFr "28?at- -the- Polo Grounds^and have plenty of money which they are faying on Sixto Escobar, the world bantamweight champion, and Pedro Montanez, the challenger for the light weight title. Escobar, incidentally, is the first Puerto Rican to hold a world title. Sign on a Pawnshop window: !"Welcome Legionnaires." Ethel Waters husband, Eddie Mallory and his orchestra are at the Savoy. Stench bombs tossed into twen-. ty-one theatres this week. It took 20 minutes and a police riot squad to enforce the decision of the umpire in a semi-pro game Sunday. Subway and El newstands shut last week when the boys went on n strike. Robert Oliver, office boy given a package to deliver to a passenger on the Queen Mary; Carried off and will get back to the office via London. ' "TOn The Hill The secretary of a Broadway showman was picked up by a plain elothos cop while dressed in women's clothes. He said it was a hobby. The Park Avenue boys slumming Saturday night at the Savoy. A new magazine will be on the news stands for the ffrst time this Week, the name, is "Africa" it's a monthly. _ The town wag bone dry and there were 20.000 police on duty, 1500 in Harlem, from 3 r>.m. to 10 p.m today, while the polls were open. The ferries put into effect >esterday a 20 cents a trip rate to cross the Hudson. The Holland GODEf ROY'I / If your dooler does not hove '*end $1.25 direct to GODEFROY MANUFACTURING COMPAf Tuniu'I and the State brkltfes/now 'charge yd cjent?. ' \ ~ . MONTHS CORNER NEWS. - -| Mi. and Mrs. Bvver Vanwright of Charlcston spent Suiiday with Mr. YnnwrighCs parents Mr. and Mrs., Jame,s Vanwright. MKs Fannie Ma/.yck has return od home after spending the sum-j mer with her mother in N'. J. Miss Tlulma Hopkins and Miss Lee Reid spent the week-end in Charleston. , Mr. Samuel Williams of New Jersey passed the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams; Mr. Richard Roper, Jr.. of the U. S. Army is visiting relatives. We arc glad to have Prof. F. Gadsden in opr Sunday school aeain after spending his vacation in Georgetown. Rev. W. W. Murray pastor of St. James AML church has ijust closed his revival. Thursday i and Friday nights the preaching was ably done by Rev. Kinlaw o f Georgetown. Rev. Kinlaw is a man of great spiritual power and a forceful preacher. 1 ... OAK GROVE CIRCUIT ^ Bev. 1). I). Doughty, Pastor The second Sunday in September was a grand day at Oak Grove. church. Sunday school op n.-d th.- ns^al hour. At 10:30 pi jtyer meet-m* began. They had a line time. At 11 o'clock Rev Doughty preached a soul stirring sehnoN. Nany were made happy. At 1 i.'Ul He baptized some"children and Ollowsbipped some members in tbe church; ^then administered the Lord's Supper. Collection was fine. Oak Crnvr?people will pay | their pa-*to*'. P^pwortfh . League is progressing under the president Miss Iloxie McFadden.. Oh how Oak Grove choir did sing. The usher ladies wile at their place, They reported in full. Since Rev Doughty has been on Oak Grove Circuit he has " made many improvements. Me luis added- many numbers to the church. J believe if h.i k.-i-p. rii Oak r.i.ii'.- will )n si station church. He has added one more small church. That is Vood work I'. i.> -^tai finish tl.n- job. I hop*.- he will stay as long as the <VitVit.net- will let him stay. ? * W HI I'M litE N'E>VS Sims Chapel Baptist Church Rev. I'. Wallace pas-tor of thi? chinch and hrs congregation have "closed a .sucwsFfut~revvial metsting last week conducted by Rev. J. <\ Collii.? of Ui.iori S. C. "Rev..'Col'ins preached wonderfully evei y night and Fridya r.ite which was The White Lightening "Express Train To Heave i ?The Black Diamond Express T tin To HcH. A splendid meeting was held both financially and spiritually. The Holy Ghost played a nee role in this meeting. Seven confessed Christ. All J t3>e- -surrounding churches participated in this revi yal meeting. (Vdar Grove Churrh Sunday school was held with the Sript. S. S. Abrams presiding. We bad a line lesson taught by Miss Beulali Swindler. Remark*, were made by our I'astor, Rev. J P. Watk*. Rov, Waiio pivrtt hi I a splendid sermon. suhj'ct To'"Whon Will I c At 5:u0 o'clock ano ho- rmon was efivo'-od l)y R ?v. P. \\\? aco pastor of Sims Chapel Pnntist church. Our doors arc ir.fen f.-r Rov. Wallace and his egatior at all ti-mos. Some of the members of Spring Hill A. M. E. Zioii church also attended. Also* the mi'iiibt i s of Flight Hill Paptist church. We thank all for their cooperation. This is the way t">, succeed in life, cooperate with each other. Collection $8.01. All total $11.36. Rev. C. C. Johnson and the mem bers of Flint Hill will worship with us Sunday afternoon September 26th. The Sima chapel and PMti 1 a h/o*HO*t ll/li&L to> IN HIM BACK l back lustre and color to your trcsquickly and easily with a simple catiouof Godefroy's Larieuse.Greyand streaks merge ioto a beautiful, shade. Black, brown or blonde as ed. Your face once more is frafned the halo of charm that first won his .?and that will draw him back to ou. Get a bottle of Larieuse today. *tieu&? S HAIR COLORING ? <Y 3310 OLIVI ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. Matthew quartets are asked to* be present. Our /ally entitled the young men anu women; girls and I lioys will take place here. I Mr. Leroy James "'of Whitmire Land- Miss aHttie Eula Fant weri happily married September 5th at j the home of her sister, Mrs. Emma Wane. A very delicious dinner > | was served. The ceremony w?s I conducted by Rev. W. M. Coleman. ! We hope them a" long life of bless ings and happiness. 1 Mrs. Ola Kenner has returned I fi-r.m U<.v . ?>? A ?1 -Ml . ...... ?.v* ?WV?HWII aw /\91ICYU1C. A large crowd attended the ( great Buptizing at Charlotte, N. | C. four cars motored from Whitmire. 841 were baptized by the great Bishop C. M. Grace. a Next Sunday . they will be" at Columbia, S. C. JOHNSTON NEWS The Sixteenth session) of the cooperation singing convention j was held at the Lottg Grove Bapj tist church on Sunday, September 19, 1937. 9:30 Sun. school lesson taught by Mr. R. B. Daniel. 10:30 Prayer service by Deacon Gilbert Abney and Deacon J. W. Chiles. 11:00 House called to order by the president. Welcome address by Mrs.- Octavia Johnsoa. Response by Mrs, Dora Mae Mobley. Mr. S A. Attaway, president J. A. Burket, secretary;. E. D. Medlock, marshal; R. W Butlei, director. ~ ? Several members frcm Bethel jC.'M. E. church attended service at nui oj;jiiiK ucai on- Sunday Mrs. Manila Amos departed this life on September 15, 1937 at her home on Academy street after an illnness of several months. -Funeral services were conducted at the Pine Hill Baptist church on .Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Amo9 and > son Undertakers in charge. The last quarterly conferenc* ! for this year will be held at Beth,'el P. M. E church on Sunday, 26 | ol' September. All members are tasked to pay up. : |.: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ether have jietunud to th^ir home in Augusta " j Ha .?afte:?a?viafl?to?MiS9 T.tlla i Brooks. ' We. regret very much to report ' tbat Mrs. W. W. Gary is ill at this writing. We hope she wu1 soon get better. ; Mrs. Myrtle Ruff of Columbia has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Martin West of Johnston. Miss Ethel Hurl?y left last week j for Benedict college, where sh? wi'il attend i^ehool also Miss Ab -I bic. Dnr.iol;' lufs fcT Paine college, J Augusta. Ga. We are hoping for ( them the best in progress. Health - wrecking Functional " w?mAn ?* 'w I ^ frrshnsos. m PAIN uqm too often grow into AO* linos I If you ore subject to suffering at I | monthy periods, It may bs that Cardui will relieve you. ?'fl Thousands of women SjJ have found It helpful to fl take Cardui. They said it seemed to ease their TjTB pains and they notioed |Cfll|l an increase in their jrw appetites and finally a ^HTJI strengthened resistance in...' to the 8tress of monthly psrtoda Try Cardui. Of oouras If it doesn't help you, see your doctor. QU> AT Alt W9 fTOWB