The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 20, 1937, Page Page 3, Image 3
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?? Here in .the team that Co
" Duckett. "Boniepee" Barber,
L Echoes of Sports I
' I BY, "BUSTER" UAWSON |
1 Thanksgiving is Just nroun<._ (
the corner. The spirit is rurninfe <
high nmonj? the football fans thru' (
out the- state and even bc\>ster?
all over the. United States and a <
few foi sign countries. *
1 The big Thanksgiving Pay >.
| _ clas"h- between. A Tom University i
I- "Yellow Jackets" and p?nc-dict i
''Tigers" promises to be pile of the r
! most spectacular games ployed by t
the two institutions in many sea- ,t
' ?- sons. One -may ask v. 1<.V this (
game will blaze the hori'.c'n and *j
Hp cause shrieking '-bices tc; crowd ?
W the skies ly the* great leather- '
crashing boom-bard-ment of mole- skin
men.
I First, it is interpstihg to know 1
that the twtr'sohools of thought C
have always trie*, to think tilings 1
through in order to diminish the I
other. They are great rivals and 1
v will' push a peanut ten miles with 11
rthe ncs'c to keep tfc-feat by one o
from j the ether. i;
- Be??dict has lost one game,, a
.. and /\llen hits lost two, but let i
me remind you that these games
lost w:rc out of conference games i
In the conference Bervdk-t. has ?
1 e ? . -1--e ?! 11-..CJ i.
?uii wur uuit'ttifiiK nurur i u
.son college Livingstone, JPnin-e 'a
and " Morrijtown,, Tenn. * While ' g
. Allen has won four- defeating t
Livingstone. Paine* Morris college t
and Georgia State. Both teams p
? have- -enc more game to* pb y be- f
fore th* initial 'dog-fight'. Bene- r
?diet pfatys Qeorgia State in Sa li
va'nnah tmd Allen plays-,Morris- t
? town- at/Moiristown, !J>Mi^__Bc)tlr h
~ steams -sjiouid win wri^i Benedict I
having a hard tassel wilt- > the Y
Georgia*. boys. - Y t
r' Captain McDonaLJ Benedict's r
left end will bear the bnmt i.'f S
the battle in trying to stop the
"Yellow Jackets" hard charging li
"backs. The work he has dene in Lv
previous years is still a niohtmare - tl
>to the opponents. Defensively f
McDonald is hard as a rock and roffensively
he is dangerous to any s
tpam,? because of his abi.ity to | t
catch long passes spelts-detriment h
to any team k
Captain ' Ikei" Brown, Allen's j,
right half-back is a swi*. el hipped
youtngstor, who has locked v
the south with his dazzling sprints l
he even startleJ the "seven pil- g
lars of steel" at Morris Brown by
running 102 yprdjr~through?rhe?entire
team for a touch:! wn on n
the Jcick-olf. "Ike" Brown is a IS
human wind-nyll. who thvcvs his j o
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m by abbp- amer.cah
NOTE: Your jjuofction answer
i. * clipping of this jolumn is encloi
pjfcply, sen J a quarter (25c) and
1 'elope, for my New Astrology R
r ! mail free advice on tV.ee (3) qu<
* Wrthdate. and correct address to
> Assembly Street, Columbia, Soutfc
R.M.W?Will I get the promise n
promotion i.*r would I d t better y
in business for. myself? | p
Ans.?You very pr, bably a
would be better satisfied in your y
own business, but it would not
be wise quitting your *pmaent b
business connection at this time n
Remain ? you are unilt aft^r c
the promotion or until you f re in p
better financial circumstances. si
-~?wW^=?-I am the mother o_j_j
two beautiful twin eh^d ' r. Re- y
centl^ I , met a young man who b
wishes to marrv me in s, ite of, f
my mistake in life. Should I j t
marrv him ? " - h
Ans:?There is no good -re?>- J
on why ycAi should not marr" c
the man and trv tr/ liva in oeace t
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k. k. -'?ittrMi-?Yi.'L it. -
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Allen Univer
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ii/'h T. Swinton atyl_Coach
Diny'Dofig" I.eU and Grady Bt
egs about at crazy tangent*, and
auses his opponents to xecome i
lizzy.
Both captains have a< t no a
chava*ter as .they aro r'tjoMbull
player?. These two lads are a
:oachV ideal dream of a eaj tain<
Until lad' are sixty mimii '.oik?i
;rs Asho will carry the hgr.t uuitdfSflly
throughout the viioount- (
.r.
Thanksgiving is Allen's llome- |
joining The game-will h,. play- (
d on Ilnut field. The faculty, t
:tu k;nts and alumni are planning
'or .the -visitors, a proginm that
s unniatchablc. To all the lov- 1
us of poth schoo.s, grafl.iates. of I
he past ar.d students of ti e' fu-'
ure, Allen University- and Bene- '
lict College invite you "to come 1
uul sup at the table of football 1
.tardom.
; Gtoorvill , S. C., .Xoverr'hei 1Z. :
?The roaring Tigers,of Benedict .
'ollege debated the Movr "town, I"
Tenn., College by a score of :?!- *
I, on a nu'uLy, slipp?-'rv hi M at
/iiriiatn's stadium in GVconvillo- ^
a-t l'.iday night, umler tin- flood |
ight^ From the start to finish ,
Jened'cf was .a lomplete master .
f the situation. Morristov>. was ,
itizzle t by the fast charging line ,
Ljui the hav t running backs if ..the |,
jitrcra. - (,
yColinnbja, November 1 Allen-j.',
l^iveraity defeated the Georgia ,
State Tigers after a hard fought,
attle that thrilled the on?; fvous- i J
nti -two ! hundred spectators Ti e I!
:ame,_wa's *c.or)e*s for throe quar I .
era until Columbus Burgiv?" in-I ,
trceptyd one of Georgia Rite's
asses and ran for thir';* yards
or a touchdown. "Dog" Harris
an thiough the center cf the ;
in<? fo: the extra point. kate in \
he fourth quarter^ aft?r Allan
ud driven Gown'to the fifteen yard
ino,.. Belk, Allen's quar'.irbaek
hrew'a pass to Grady B i .or for .
he second touchdown. Bergess v
an off tackle for the extras ?uic. r
icore Allt-j 11, Georgia State o. ^
Orangeburg, Nov. Id?'Lite Bu:l
)ogs rf State college fouqii back
,'ith the courage of a lion to. tie
he Florida eleven 7-7. The boys v
ro*m tho land fo sunshine ami j
oses were leading 7-0 uiv ! State t
tat ted a passing spree .that twk , f
he ball into Florida's D i l itory. | f
Itate trievf another pass that, was , ;
nocked up in ,t'10 a'r several j
'lorida players,""McDew jun'ped u^ ?
t the air. snagged the bail and ,
an, for thi* lone touchdown for
tate, f-Xig" Jimmie edit.son t
:ivket{ ;tl*b extra point*. Score i
Itate C Florida 7.
-Don't wait, too' late, writ* the V
ante c-f your candidate fov All- ,
tate '< The Palmetto L.?da<r at
nee.
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led in your letter. For private ^
a aelf-adctressed, stamped en- Y|t
needing, and receive by return y "
Bstiona.1. Sign your full name, X *
all letters.- Addr-sas all mail
i Carolina. * X 1
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ind comfort fpr the boliu.ee of ^
our li-fon, He must be a nobjo I t
lerso-n to forgive your mistake ' '
nd be will'ng to be a father of j
our children. '
k W.C.?-.My father and V other joth
have goo*.'. jlc/bs e-.rning
ice -salaries. Should my i rotlier' . {1
ontinue to work and lu-'? sup- j
<>rt the family or go hack to f
chool ? . | j
Ans:?There ig no donh' that r
ihat your brothers saTaiv ws/uld >
e a welcome addition to the J
aniily budget, however, I -think (
he family could manngc without
lis mdp dating the school teAn. t
Ie has eve'y rignt to so-'Sro fcn $
ducation and ahoulu' b? a'ovred 1
o do so. _ , . I i j
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sity's Seven Blc
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Nelson will probably start agai
tiler. In tile'baekliehl frwn lei
S. C. S'r.Ujt: AM) FLORIDA .
?S\ 7-7 TIK. '
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Or:ni}ri'i)n.ra-4; The, Southern 1.JT
(\>U tVvejice thriller of 5.
1h e IV'17 was staged j
staged here Saturday at'temcon j b
a Madltnn i.f* Mono fails I1,
\vh( h Soi^ hr Carolina State A. 11
X: M. College fought Flor da A. '!
X* M. College -to a 7-7 tie in a "
[\mtbnll ga?nc- thaL- almort spoil- . ?
ul tho championship h'opfcg 'of the . 11
indofoated Rattlers'. -ofs
S. (.'. State scared and
U'.d> the extra p(*fit at t'ho be- ^
ginning of thV sAjoh.. fluatler| *
ft; r I lift power drives <Jf M;'"ants
and Watson had* carried n,
hevball to threatening tcu'tnry i
('stimuli sou^d the touch 'own I ( ,
aIi; n~1.e "ictufrkt n pass from Gil- j (
iaui that had been kno.ucid up 7,
jy two Floi ida players, a:ul~Yflf)!L, f'
>e><.ss the goal line; --Diniuie '
rohnsoo kicked th,? . extra, r-oint. (
t*> . j'a 1 /i - j - i 1- ** ? ? ^
ivt.ii'T, lU'Riy uuiii irrincK ^ ;
Shui i"marl*', a beautiful ?"> yard
uii .when of ly two minute o f i :l;
he firs' o'lji'-i r had expired. but
v;ts b <meritt down In. (he \ icious
;'r;kl-> of "Gnat" Unrnoj. S G. m
^tnt?.? safety. man This' t*.cklo ~T*
w.t n?tlor on', -of the trmno- for f H
he rowniiuli'V of , tho h'lf J
?nd civnipH'rdy demoralised the,
Florida t.am.'. S. 0. St^to sion-. **
>od the. Rattlers hor<>, rviilaiiK d
t he beautiful lor.ir k: k?. '8. if
State 11iiitr the host dis- a'
ar.oe which- then nut ihoiu in
hn ainjr tcrri'.oiy for. sooriiutT m
F'l iri "a canto hack i;i the sec- ,'w
yd half- with a varied aMnek of I w
'ift'-tao: le rvrs and passes.' and I A
vent Yt r a toiuvnown )" em-.thn | sM
vii oT a fter fh;ee fit's; dowiv.yn.i
vie-. .A Cvi.uploted pass j-n the b^
'mirth down of the th rd first J.
!i/Wn >*"rires placed the ryi'l on tv
h. 8. C. Statu t'.v.-yar.^. line, 8
vheiv Stracl.fln seo'ed t'he- *ouch- -<
townfind r kijked" IfJF" ex- M
ra point. j V
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After ajSlorpia, ha?^ tied State,
the lluildops; urdea-hed Harnry. c
vho ' trot away ^?or one "5-yai t
un for Jn fir it cfown nilrt ofi the
iyxt s^ie . a long pa?.? was
:omt)l?iVd M.d later to Harney ,*
Vr 2"? nui.t' yaj'ds gain thr?.t '
ilaced 25^_jCL_ Slafe 25 yuj;2c of
foal. Penalties here prevented'
lie Bulldogs from -sicprir.ji"' t? s*c- j..
oid touchdown. 1 (j,
Fkni..? again threatened -in j
ho t'ird c]uar^er that pi to d'the cj
(all 25 yaids 'of goal \tVre a 0j
placement was a^cmjAod but ..
va's bl ".'ki-'il?hv State. ^
? States?fifier driving f - two
ivst downs sent n pass i\ft? th?.. w
ii.' that wa intercepted at Ft or?
da's Id yn' d line. Here'orida '
''amble ' in the next sen s of
days and State recovered 10
cards of p.. al. Harney on the U.
icxt play made four ya?ds, then
Vatspr 'attempted a rush which V
u ill (i two yards. Two ffteiVi
,'ard penalties here, agr.ii : t S. .
stnin kt f i the Bulldogs again *'
Ynm seorijig. II tiding t v'e ball .
'or time- by Floii fa and State
eas the st ateg.y of both t-anis A
it thee) ose^ohise of the game
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?! !NFI > I C'T n.l'li OH(IANi/.FI) w
IN MARION "1
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After the regular meeting of 'I1
ho .Marion County Teach.As* .y
r.viation which met Nov. 0 til' A'
fi'flfl'l'ltnii nf fhi? A i fT Ornnt
vi*re asked ito meet with their
espcctive groups.
Mr. E Richardson of Mullins _,li
ligh _ schoo-1 ^cnllei the Ri-r-edict
rvoup together. Mrs. (.'rfinrj?
ovn*_Jeanf>s teacher predded.v""Tfid
gPPUp divided i t
vould be n fine idea to organise
i Benedict Club, since we have
plite a few graduates a ltd |riends
in this 'section. T
Era 'ia,tes of other schools. \
mil some-friends mot with * Us
n this meeting. The f j! ..q:,
iffice ? were elected: President*
dr. Robert Gilliftfpd; Seel^'ary^ i -v
diss Malinda Iriekson; Asst.:rc'y.,
^Tis Cortne White: Teas".- S],
drs. Robinson; _ Reporter Miss !
>tt i.e Cj. CJieeir. (|t
Thd meet -again af- jM
or theyirext meeting of the As*
roeifttiorf. At that time, a d&fr- w
lite program for the club will Kj
)% discuaseu ' lp
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THE PALMETTO LEADE1
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>cks of G*"anit<
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nst Benedict Thanksgiving 1
l to right: ('apt. "Ike" "UroWj
\\ IN N SBORO N* i:W S '7\
Aii appropriate Armist5 pro- ]
ram was :endored . at tie. Fair" t
' Id County. Training sch "> >'' la-t >
hursJ?v the 11th undo: the ausiees
of Miss 'Mary Wils on and 1
.cuf?1'. A. Stow.irt. Tin ..rdito- .]
uni vas l'o ting!v- decorate- with
American flags atnd ferns. On
K' st.igb wr.s a vacant*oh'ir dec.
rated in r. ourning which com- 1
leinuratcd. the black nTe i who t
avo tlrir 1 fo for this gr><u,coim J
y of ours. i
Mr. Er. Pnvjs being absent. Mi. :
. E. Mitchell, was the *^-nker v
f the hour.'' Poems by HMi?se? c
lice i\usse.l'lind F.lsie Cob*. Relarka
by Mr." A. Russell
Mis. Laura Bock man, ? no of lit*
best Colored citizp? s j assbu '
iway. -Now-mber 10th, t ft'-r r ^
ief illness. She was fuuewiir- 1
i Friday .Lth amid is hwAving v'
owd. In the absence of i. pas-_
>r at Wa; n.an A. M. E church ev.
11. C. (,'unnirgham p' ei.ehed L
}u mineral sermon. wa- I
iste.' by Roys. J. C. H n and ?
. W Dixon.
Both daughters. Mrs. T.vj lb il
iid husband from Hickory. X,? *
.. and Mrs. Maude Will'a nson ;f,- *
'I'.sUh a".or D. C.. wei at her *
dsid*\- whet>lri passed
Mr*'. Todi'of I.uti of Hi- l.r.ry nl)
a friend of Mrs. Bell CO:v*V
The remains wire laiA-to'. rest' \
i the Black .lack ce,.t*torv to '
vai.t the sound of the M'/inpei.',
Mis. Bookman was a -i-tan\
oniher of Wayv.au ohj di. She
as loved an., re-p^cled Lv both
rit" md colored. Having sc1 *
od di venrs in the i . mo. ot
Siohii. white, <h . ned a
vmh *r of that -family, who- >.tuek
r her "until the ""end.
To inou'n her lu-s sht leuviv*
vo sisters.- ' Mt^danies Mat tie vj
ims and Amelia Fraziei; two J
>ns. .\'v. .Jim lh 'tkman 'i >t and Sf
r. G -urge man .'it Spring JJi
aliy. V.; t\\ (.. daugh'^K , Mr.v'.
va Bell, and Mrs. MaUufc \iilliarn
one b-'uiiiyy <. ; t"hn- r t*o, N.
. Mit Job!.. ' .
h.
I 'iJfHJnatia club v.' Faintkdd ?i
>uty training Whool guf <> a very
tvrcsting . j>: ogrkni?aA f: Paul !
>t Sunday afternoon j : ndci the
itspfcps of Miss Mary Wilson, "
ttfrg 1-iMv teach! r._
The spiritual singers better T*
now a a- the Ru-^eil c ren- i
ted song services at St. Paul J11'
n>h. Sunday night to a large1 "
rowd. ThWo men auk women. *
various churches have oandrd
u'iiiscIvms* together f?>* servicer--4s
a .?'.-?t ef their w at St. -n
aul ,.StiK <a.. night on . member A
as - fohkgl to the. church ri(T~?T2r~a]
T was lifted. j'H'T have. l>en /J
iise'd hy tl em for chu.fdur, here.
Pi of. W.- I i t }aoj- s|a?.->?. n the w'
ir.cipal of Paradise scm.ol. Great f!
alls spent the day in our town ui
aturday the guest' of P of. W. td
. Ross. G
Mrs G. A. Mi^dleton l r.ckn''y ><
: Brooklyn,"' N. V.. is spending <<
.vhilo v.itn tis \\ c are gl;ui to
ive Mis" K. IT1 <'Imk.-tout '?
ache." bark alter a sail v : it to* <'1
r' l\um' 'in. Sonera to .bury "her' ,v
aisjii.
Mirtird* Mrs..-. Cart"- Gaston il
bo htjye been living n> Bait;- t
ior?\ eirnio tfo bury -hrj- mother V
is. Kate Gaston last vua k ani a
iay ?iny to keep house fur bj5? T
tt her. They were accompanied*'/]
L. th.it* Cousins. Maste; ; L e ami f,
olson Campbell. \
Prof., Ogksby of Brnirvrd inLi(Uit<V
'Chester alst/.spvr* tk.or
iv in pur tow 11 ijatu:\i; y.
WIMIMIBF. NK'vS *i?
Hrucc Tabernacle C'uirch
S. .S." i'^ ?iin/p pgi-i^ fir.g ar<l
'rvices Hi\ being cordu'>e(! bv ;11
it* Pastor. Rev. J. P. Davi*. All 1
c:v.b?.*rs are busy trying to? got 1
july :Ar the annual 11 iif- rcnco. ,j
Seve* al clubs are ...corking.
Retc ar'<* Mrs. Alice P./vd, Mrs#
>i--tM Wallace, Mi-" RstCp Rob * 1
foil, Miss Magnolia lln?T. A ,A
izo of $;>.00 avill be go er 'ol'^
We were sorry to learn ,of the
ath of Mi/s Hattie Mao Wind-|'I
ish .tvho died November? 2rd m I 01
to Pryof hospital, Chester; S'Kofai
as f'ineralziou Nov. 4th at ift. ti
[atthcwa by the Paster; liov. J..[ p;
. Davia. ' ij o]
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e and ItsPranc
BIPy
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ity ;. '
Jay.it Reacting-from left to
"pfeat" Belk, "Dick" Bulge
* I, njs thy reporter of Whit miry;
#1 triad to' continual1/ see Mr.
[Resident Williams on the improv
d listl I also cpmend the other
ick patients whef are improving.
They arc Mr. Madifaon OrifTfn,
drs. Lola Joiner, Master Huskel
lunior Joiner, Mrs. Martha I^anka.
Cedar Grove Church
The "Search Iti Garden ' held" 1
ast Sunday night was very , at-<
ractive. It was directed by Rev.
f. P. W'a^e and managpd Mr,
L. M. Abrams. ; On the third
Sunday night tho Ten Virgin^
rill be presented here. Y v/ii uru I
ordiallv invited to attend
Mr. nndV Mrs. Haskel Joiner,
>I.s". Lizzie Johnson. Mrs. Nealie
:lpps, Mis$ Cornelius * Ogl^sby,
Irs Fmnia bWir.er, Mr. J W. By-rd
notoied to Charltte, N. C., last ,
i elk-en . to visit friends.
.Mrs. Lizzie Wallace has returnto
1ensylvania.
Mrs. Losaleo Caldwell a.td >Miss i
Uiliie ilyrd have rcoently i-y.er.ed j
heir schools. '" I
Mr, A. C. Cald-.vcll has been !
nipl-vvijd in the Stat? T.'&Jning
eho-o'l rrt Clinton. lie is the first ,
otur.il mhr. to handle the ,-oh.
..The box supper- given at, CTdar
iruve Satu?day* night was a su'c- j
We w^re glad to "have pros- i
r.t Mr. 'Arthur D. Johnson, Mr.
irthtir ai?J EtFie "Lee Far.t, Mr. 1
'iarenco Jeter, .Mr. Stanford
in i ley, '
Tlu- airplane exhibition, ottraced
a large crowd "Sunday. A
lige number from town udmired
he exhibitien.
FAN-O-LIN NEWS
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Fan-O-Lin system, Hair and toi-|
?t preparations are still holdingi
heir. own. Progressing in sales!
nd graduate representative. This
us Ik-en a prosperous ar^d eneour- j
gihg year for said system. Weave
been enable to place Fan-O"-;
in'-workers in ? number of towns'
n i cities by making hairdressers
ntl sab- agents. Twtftin Mullins:
iiss NViilihXenia Gordon and Mrs.
atie Carter." Mrs. Katie Carter
expecting" to~ opt n up her beau,
parlor in Camden. Mrs. Trea r
Jones and Miss Sadie Moody
f Sellers; Mrs. Mabel McDaniel
ho is doing nice business in King
He;,Mrs. Lerleane Hodden who. is
-hug sale, agent wolfli in the rui!
districts of Kingstrei; MissJ
Inia Carnftchael is doiflr sale
jo iTd ol K:-.'a?- Ni: hols; Mrs. fcrz--tv
flrehm at whose home I stop.
--V- , t.
bile at -Nichols', is a race apc{
lurch fekder# She is running n,
nhiue busine^T in her homo town
nd. has a lovely home. Mrs.
roiim is'.the cause of Fan-O-Lin
r.-tonv t?C bv. established in hdr
v u nr. !ji?.'.booster fob it.
1 kir:dne,-s- ,.f Prot'essot
hnakin of MairionHigh school Tj"
as given the opportunity to
n-ak to nunc than 100 teachers in
>e -..nUuer school at Marion in in-1
is -t i.f * Pan-O-Lin system ?und ,
entity eosuiMics which brought I
i" .-ace-s to the business.
hioiigh this kindness L hjivc been|
table i to place vor.nl Vale ag-j
its cases among the tjggchers.i
tid sevr-?d?are taking correspond,
ig ci'ttr-f n hairdressing.
*Hy regae*!. 1 went to Tabor,
ity. N. where I began giving
vo young ladies instructions: Mrs,
nldie .b hnson Hnd Mrs* I-illie'
olmes. When their course is com-[
[, 11. F aVTiirigemcnts ' has been
in ie for the opening of a scUn-i
tic hairdressing parlor in said
ty. While there I stopped ut |
ie heme of Kcv. anil Mrs. Gable'
r en. who has a beautiful home
"The popular part of the city He
vus more than a block of houses ""
nbnl! h:ivt tenants in them. Hel
oin^uf the largesi colored land
v tie iff in Tabor City. They made
vei\? pleasant for me. Had evlined
up- for my ~.uocoss
rid \<jiU be one pf_ fche main fea-j
ires "ap helping to jffttnbli&h this,
ae)or( Rev. and Green are I
f Georgetown. 4 ^
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right: H.olliday,. "Big" Brown, "Boan" l'rt^Wn.. Jamo*
NOTICE ! I '
? All Coaches "and Sports Fans?Vote for
Your'All State Candidates by Nov. 30. Send
your Selections to The Palmetto?Leader, Co
lumbia, S. . :
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~ PINCKNEY'S FUNERAL HOME
UNDERTAKER AND LICENSED EMBALMER OF
SOITH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ;
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I 104K* WASHINGTON ST, COLUMBIA. S. < . |
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Arrival and departure of .pass, j J$&ViQ Vj. X-lilSOn
enger trains, operated by the HfJeiKTUl IllSUranCe
Southern Railway yompanj. at the q ,
Ijiion Station. Columbia, S. C. Honest and cllvienj. atten- *
.elective June 1, 1927
Tr - Leaves *""" i tion ^ivtn to' ali business-*
No. 'Columbia: For: - I . .
24 5:'00 A'. M. Chester, .Rock Hill i D.blCerf with me.
1 \A a*h- >tT aV l~" w T\ H
incton H PHONE 5717
5:20 A.M. Spar'burg, Ash'vU v*.
12 8:30 A. M. St. Matt.. Orange- : ?7 ?"
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15 i 6:50 A.M. New'by. Greenwood .
~?4 . >_ Greenville. THE LEADER
19* ?:45 AJ1. Blk'vle., Barnwell
' i Savanna^ _ . .?: ??
118 11:20 A.M. Camden; Laneas!'
ter. Rock Hill. Health-wrecking .
27 12:40 P.M. Sp'bli, Ashrfc. Chi r, ,. , a w m. *
2(8 4:50 P. M. SL Matt,' Orange Funct,?nal O A fMC
C burg, Charleston. A jr\ll
32 5:00 P.M. Chester. Rock Hilt '
Greensboro, Wash at
17 9,50 P.M. N*wV '' C?V* '
And'sn., Atlanta wti "
28 10:10 P. M. Savannah. Jackson ^5?"jjjj ?
TlHf. Miami. Tam Severe func-*
| ... >' *- . - or nens'rua
No. Colombia From: . f lion, cramping
24 4:50 A.M. piiama. Tampa. j, ' spells and jan,?
Jak vile.. Savanna J 'JBra?:;;|F'. . ,
16 8:24',^.M. Atlantn, Andersor : plod nertes
' ^Gr'wood., Ne*?bn b ' scon rob a
SI 8:20 'A.M. N.Y., Wash.* CharVl woman Of fccf
-Jfroek Hill
117 12:25 P.M. Shrtfhv, frock HH* j , !i natural, yoa 11I.ancaster,
Camdr- 1 : It. ful freehuess.
27 12:55 P.M. Charl.. Or'brg., St 1 3 ' PA?N Uftes too
M<)t 1 I .1 y - . 4 1 "1 t
28 4:40 P.M. Chi..' Ash Vic. Spar j oftcn '*row 'int0 AGJ,\llnes!
20 4:30 P.-M. Sav., Darn.' lllkvlr | If you arc subject TQ suffering at
32 4:45 P.M. Aug., Aik., P.at'hg monthy periods, it rr.av be that
10 9:50 P. M. Ashe'le.. Spar'bp _ . ' ., t. *
f* ^ Cardui will relieve, you.. ?
(Atlan., (.reeirville} > - ^ "u.eiib-'K
11 9:25 P.M. Char., OVbrg. . St | Thousands oi women : ,
L ' ' Matthews;. have found it Uc'.pful to i gMT lj? *
23 9:10 P.M. CharVte.. "frock fTil takr ai.,d il ^;vl \
Chester j . V?'
10 9:35 P.M. Orn'vie., And'sm it seemed to e.i* their?i,aK |g .
Gro'^cod., Nw'brv 1 pains and theyxrtCced ** -;
CITY TICKET OFFICE I *** lncrewb in their |!^^.pp
1208 Sumter St., Phone 0356 appetites And finally a
DEPO^ TICKET OFFICE.', strengtiymed resistance ^
So. Main Street Phone 5021 to the 7 stress of J monthly periods,
h 1 Try Cardui. Of 4Bur.se if It, doesn't DRnFD
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CHRISTMAS CARDS 111JI
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