The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 04, 1937, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, December 4, 1937v
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Mrs. Mary-Smith o?* Cincihnati,
' "j. Ohio i^'vfeiting Mr aqd Mrs; W.
?? -PrDatckfhs ami "JTIttle _ porotha
,V. ' Dakins on Wayne street.
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Mrs. Matilda Griffin and daugh-'
ter Rhodessa E. Ratliff, in com?
pany with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Mactin,
Miss' Lucy Counts and" Mr."
Mark Anthdrty Martin of Florence
* .motored to Virginia State College,
Petersburg, Va., on Wednesday,
?Nov. 04 escort - Miss Jtme Mar^
tin back to Columbia to spend
_ Thanksgiving day1 with mother
and. dad, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mar,
tin .Tifniu?Martin?is major*
ing in Art at Virginia State College,
4ilong with her college work.
Her return to Virginia on Sunday
was lamented very much by Mr.
Mark Anthony Martin, Mr."widj
Mrs. Wm. Martin sponsored the
trip and every one had a delightful
time. ^ 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tarleton, Mrs
Lizzie Singleton, Mrs Mildrad De-|
Laihe Singleton, Mr; P. DeLaine
7- and fhmily of Sumter, stopped a]
few hours with Mr. and Mrs. G.
Edward Ashford and family a t
1116 Page street, after attending
the football game between Allen
and Benedict Thanksgiving day
Mrs. Saphronia Hagood Davis
of Washington,- D." e:, returned to
her home Sunday nfter _sponding
Thanksgiving \<'ith her'mother and
Bsiter, Mrs Louise Hagood and
Hattie.
formerly of Columbia, S. C., now
of New Haven, Conn., enjoyed a
Yery glomus Thanksgiving Day'
with Mrr. Geneva Patterson of
^ New Y rl: City. The following
day which was Mrs. Riser's birth
day was also celebrated with several
bottles of champagne.
~ We are glad to see Miss Elouise
delight of her many friend 9.-frfter
having spent 5 months in Jersey
City and Philadelphia with relatives
and friends.
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- *- CARD OF TIIANKO.Thanks
to my many friends who
assisted me during the illness .and
death of my beloved niece, Essie
Mae Andrews of 1011 Lady street
who departed this life Nov. 14th.
and also for the many floral de
signs. - .
. Her devoted aunt,
' Nora Mason.
CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to thank my friends for
th kindness shown me during the
illness and death, of my sister,
Ella Lee Chatman and for the
beautiful flowers.
Nellie C. Simon.
A BIRTHNITE PARTY.
On Monday nite, Nov. 29, a very
enjoyable, evening was spent at
1218 Hidt street. A birthnite par
ty was-gjyen -by Mrs. Lawrence
Eaddy in-the honor of Mr. Law
renee Eaddy. The guests present
were RevT and. Mrs. Benjamin
Sumter. Mr Ernest Lewis,- Miss
Nellie Myers. Mr. Clarence Eaddy,
Miss Mae E*ho1 Mr. James Baker,
Mrs. Addie Wnllv. Mr. Robt. Rice
Miss Marion. Brown, Mr. -Leman
Lewis and. Miss Gladys Miller.
Mrs. Ea-'dy served hot tea. sand
^ wiches. jeljo and cake. Everybody
had a grand time.
COM1V UNITY CLUB HOI IIS ANN'jAL
7 IANKSGIV1NG
DINNER
Darlington, S. C.?The Community
cli b, t charitable crganiza?
tion of Darlington, held it:- annual
Thanksgiving dinner, for?
er folk of the community on last
Thhnksgiviig afternoon.
As is the custom every year,
the dinner was held at the home
of the President, Mrs. Ger rge Lan
drum who lives on the Larrar road.
Fifteen of - :.e number ir vited ac
oepted ari(l_> A'o of this nun ber had
to be sent i'or. One war a blind
man, Mr. Jerry Sims and the other
was an old woman l'.'O years
old by thr name of Mrs. Millie
Reed.
When the older ft/Ik arrived they
.V were m^ited to Rather in the living
roo.n where an impressive pray
er service was held. Mrs. . Lot.tie
Felder presided over this service.
At tr<" conclusion of the
prayer cf T.-anksgiving a delicious
dinner of chicken and the usual
accompanying dishes wa served
There ?vere enough other invited
guests to make the numter at the
J table .7.
Aftr a nijst happy ana thankful
get-to-rmtlia^?the guest* ieft foi
their homes.
In a idition to serving ' his large
1<V number dinner this mo t-worthj
k ^ organisation sent trays 1) six ?iol
v friends.
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.A THANKFUL-TRANKCQIV1NG H
State Paik, S. G.?The patient*
at, th; Palmetto SanatoJum enjoyed
a I appy and delightful
Thanksgiving due to the iho^ght- :
fulness oL.tho various clvt'g in the community
* We can all agree
with the paalmist when he said:
'O g^.ye thanks unto the Lord for "
he .is good, fo^. his mercy endureth 1
forever," because the Lord has 1
been merciful to us throughout <
the past year. c- * 1
Although we are sick, we were '
happy and happiness is a lot to be thankful
f6r, and addinp to our
happiness was the^presonce of the
representatives of .the following
clubs. We1 are indeed thankful
for the gifts and contributions, i
On Friday,' November lPth the
ladies of-the Hannah tiowden's
circle from the First Bap church
of Columbia came out am; brought a
Thanksgiving gift and gave each .
patient an inspiring book to read.
On Monday November 22 the ladies
from Crescent Hill Baptist
jmurcn came out ana aisv orougnt i
delightful gifts and 6ang and I
prayed with the patients. Atx| an I
Thanksgiving night a cluh from
the Zion Cunaan, Baptiip church
also^gume *hd rendered a program
that was enjoyed by all who heard
-ft; They brought some useful
gifts :'or the patients al o. Each
and every patient is grntefvl to
the givers.
On Sunday night, November 28
Mr. W. D. Shealy of Business
Men'i Evangelistic club came out
and gave an inspiring talk to the
patients on both porches. So> to
all that gave, and t-ie gord doctor
and nurses whom we are thankful
to daily, we the patients of the
Palmetto-Sanatorium hope thatrTye may
have many more happy
Thanksgiving Days.
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
CLOSED SUCCESSFUL
GRAISD LODGE MEETING =
By W. R. Bowman
Bran^hvI'le, S. "C., November 29 "
?The Williams Grand lodge, A.
F. and A., Scottish Rite Mssons of
South Carolina closed its two daya
annual Session in the high school
1 hum?TVraTTb-ciri\7in?? vtftVrWitVi A bier
turkey dinner free prepared by
Mrs. C. D. Rump and others of
White?Rose?chapter.
The Rev. L. G. Bowman of East
over, who is thn grand mentor .
called *he meeting to order. A
large* delegation from all parts of
the state greeted him. Under his
able administration, the order has
taken on new life. He is one of
the best instructors in Masonry in
the state. He uses no book when
conferring degrees and can easily
detect the slightest error one
makes. His annual address touchea
cvery phase of the work i" the rtrrTo,
nnd t"Vi a large delegations
commented very favorably upon
it.
?An Indian, whose name mis 1*6
porter didn't get addressed the
grand lodge and spoke very favorably
of its work in other sections
of the Uni.ed States.
The Rev. C. D. Salley of Orange
burg who resigned grand master
last,, ye^ar attended the mJbeiting
and his information concerning
matters were gladly received by
the delegation.
The next semi-annual session
will be held in Columbia, ~July~ 4.
Annual communication will be at Orangeburg,
November 24-25, '38.
The supreme lodge meets in Cleveland,
Ohio, July 1938.
Prof H. A. Moultrie of Beaufort
grand gecretary announced that
all death c'ftims have been paid
in full and around one hundred
dollars aurolus money in treasure.
The following ufTiict.i
[elected. Rev. L. G. Bowmen, grand
master Ea?tover; Rev. b. D. RickerfbackeT,
deputy grand master,
Bamberg; S. D. Hill, G S. W.,
Orangeburg W. M. Wright, G. J.
W.f Peaufort; W. M. Pahapv
grind treasurer, Union: D. D. Mozie,
grand prelate, Columfciai ProJL
W. R. Bownfan, grand lecturer,
Cameron; Prc/f. H. A. Moultrie,
J grand secretary, Beaufort; Rev.
C. D. Salley, past gran<' master.
Eafcstem Star Grand officers:
Mrs. Belle Williants, G. W. Matron,
Bsaufort; Mrs. S. E. Rumpth
assistant G. Matron, Bronchville;
, Mrs. Lottie Drove, Beaufort.
This club contains the following
1 numbers in addition to the al'
ready ram-d president:
| Mesdames Mattie Warsaw, Mag'
gie Ford, Lcuife Mingo, Helem
Sparks Florence Johnso . A. B.
' Bonnes Lizzie McRae, >.urie Parrott,
Annie Parrott, Viole Stuck,
G. RLhardson, Brown Rnrma
: Parrott.
; SUBSCRIBE FOR
[I THE LEADER
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$1,427.31 m CA3II AO OA'M
PAWN FOR HUS ?
? NEW PHASE
Miss Sator h and Mr. Bailey's
Cfcsst-s^ -icore Hijfh Tj Win
P.. uta* onal Trip in Pus
""Climsxing more than i1 weeks ?
of feverish activity -hotr in ?nd _
out t/f sch'v.i. the pupils r.nd tea:hers
"1 Booker Washingtot-'tJ^gh
school "lo-s'-o the home . 01 m phase
of the driv for a school bus with
a cash report of $1,42V .5 . Lusty
oheers: and thunderc/us .. pplause
greeted the announcemert which
came as. a happy surprise to all of
the pavlicipants because the quota ?'
assigned to the school \\a- thereby
surpassed to the extent of S42T.51.'
The competition ? amur.g the
lasses was especially kev- due to
the prizes at stake. Jn the senior
high?m'1-joI the?h'ghvsl' sum ?
was raised by Miss Ray Saxon's
division of the eleventh grade
which reported $115.00. In the
junior high school the laurels fell
to Mr L. R Bailey's division of '
the eighth grade which rned inj _
$40.00.?This? two cl?ssa-i will belTi
given a f ? c educational trip in 1 5
the bus when it is purchu-ed. j
?As fai as Individual c< h petition
is concerned the boys c- mpletely '
outclassed >1 e girls to. wi i honors
jn both diVision?_of the high schooU
J. P. r olles* of Miss Sax< r's class
topped the list with te-hia
credit Julius DeVlhu?t of Mr m
Massey's ?ii:ss came second with m
$10.60. Tn the junior hivli school Ul
department Johni Wilson closed in
out in fhst place with $6 >>0 to his
credit with Sarah McMillan of ^
Miss eighth gcacte-eiose- ?
upon hir heils With $6.6o.
In oecordance wi-h tne original ^
plans the school was asf-igned a
ijuOta of $1000 and a committee '
repreanting the citizens of Cw* ^
lunibia was given a similar a^iKn- 77
ment. With the.fifr t phhse~of~thfi ^r
drive over.the citizens met at the *l*
school Month y night to map plans ?
for completing the drive in the A
next two weeks. Tne -urn of $.i5 ?
was pa.d in at the meeting as the <
i itizens vowed to match the.su- .
(/erb perfor.nnace of the iA<t)ils and
teachers. \ / "
A report of the leader.' in fach ^
grade 'eve. is belcAv
Eleyenth grade: Miss Saxon, E
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f L I U.UU.
TFFfli ?: ?ue: Miss F TEomaT"
$55;?fr 1 -=
* ?Ninth?gi"de:?Mlaa?Hi wthorno?"
*35.05 4
Eighth grade: Mr. Baik> $40.00.
tSeventh grade: Miss Frasier.
*31.16.
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DRAMATIC CLUB GIVES C(
RECITAL 3,
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Edgefield, S. C.?The Dramatic e,
club of Edgefield Academy gave a C(
recital on Tuesday night, Novem- n,
ber 23, to an appreciative audi- Q]
gngg. tec '.'l-ogram rendered mugfr ~
credit to the sponsors, M'sses Beulah
Ingram and Ojetta C. Simkins..
VaricAJ programs are being given 0
every wool: for the "purpose of g
beautifying the school building j<
and grounus. j
On MofUlry-morning, November
29 during t chapel hour the 10th ei
grade sponoored a bakt chickei.
contest Quite a few vc^es were P'
sold and?ihe vein tier .was Mr. ^
Mack Qi/oper. sc
Th ; Golden Rule club met last
Thanksgiving Day at the home ''
of Mrs. Lizzie Morgan. The Har- ^
vest rally j-iven by this club will
be the *our>h Sunday night in Decembe
at Macedonia Bapl church. ir
You are cordially invitee. (
The following ladies from Re- ^
^.ubljcan G'-ovc and Trinity^A.
E. churches are asked to serve on"
finance committee: Mesdnm<?g'rSavaimtrtrSriv.th
and Mamie L. Baxter.
Republican Gpove club met &
the h^-.ne vf Mr. and Mrs.. Tate ^
Medlock on November 2ii w
The following teacher ? from T
Edgefield academy spe. t their B
Thanksgiving home: Misses Eula
Masse\, Holen Lomax, B ulah Ingram,
Prof, and Mrs. D. L. Wash- b
ington, Prof. C. O. Floyd.
Misses Evelyn Parker'and sis- ^
er spent Thanksgiving 1,, Colum- ^
jia witnessing tho rema r.der of j,
he week-end with her pc rents in v
Idgefiv d, left "Saturday 1 igfit to K
esumc her work at Baraweh ?
;chool.
Master homas Raye was ,the
reek-end ^ests of Mr. and Mrs. s
Vlfred Olit ant.
Mrs. Sara Anderson was called j,
o Columbia last week on the ac- j,
uunt_<^ the illness o*f her rteice. We
regret to report trc illness 1
>f Mrs. PI rce Blolock. We wish v
he- a speedy recovery. ^
The following were recent visi- b
tors of their parents, Miss Mary E, 1;
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!* And Mr. JWwati. An rati. ^
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".Lllti i'ALMETTO LEA1J
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Although the aumber
, r* tuberculosis In the gen
1 has steadily declined d
flftV Yftara thprn Bff? stj
of American citizens,
ceptible to the enemy's i
the leading cause of d
women .between 15 and
times more xnen in the l<
group thatrln the highes
't ktlls three to three nn<
IIIRT^FIRST A.VS L AL
CHRISTMAS SEAL l
f SALE OPENS
Chairmen Listed in Various
Counties
The thirty-first annual Christas
Seal Sale drive was launched
various counties November 35,
uler the leadership of the followg
chairmen and their Committees
Abbeville, Mrs. S. J.""Edwards; J
ikon. Mt&. -Ella- Walker; Allen-~
lie, u. V. Bing; Bamberg, Mrs. '
larles McMillan; Barnwell, S. A.
uinyard; Beaufort, "Mrs. C. G.
ayd and J. S. Shanklin; Berkeley
. A. Ready; Chaleston the Rev.
fnrltr Jfflt
By Herbert"
* DAY
hough clear or cloudy, be it . 1
us it may;
hat .acred was, is jus*.
another day.
or days, have lost their, meaning
1o ds now; ?
hoy come r.nd gu we I lire not 1
whe> or hc/w! 3rHE
PALMETTO?BOWh 1
GAME CANf ELLED
Columbia, S. C., Dec. 1st?A 1
almetto bowl game whic* was to '
2 played under the new arch ;
ghts on Anisdel field, Benedict <
)llege, Friday night, December-J
rd between Benedict_co]icge_and-orth
Carolina college for Negro3,
Du-ham, N. C., has men can:
;lled, according to an a nounceient
today of the Athletic Board
F Benedict ^r.-llogra
Benedict college foottu II reguirs
turned in their moleskins this
eek after a good season in which
nly one game was lost, in the
outh Atlantic conference in the
337 season. Allen's 2-0 victory hanksgiving
Day spoiled a clean 1
ate for the Tigers in the confer^ i
ice. T , 1
For next year the Tigers exect
to have some of ine best
ams of the Southeast oh their ,
ihedule. AntisdeF field which has
le first Negro college owed arch ^
ghts in the United States wiilave
marijr big features next year
1 OOQ ~ * }. i rr> !
uimg uou u uuck niuv i CUIUS
oumament, Baseball and a Palletto
Bowl football game will be
mie cf the big feature* for the ,
thlet'e program.
hee.
rr?S ESSIE CUNNlNGlrSM-^==^
WEDS CHARLIE JAMES 1
An int6r.vting wedding marked
ycharming simplicity, vas that .
f Miss Essie Ounningham and
Ir. Charlie James _o*f Lowrys^. 1
'hlch took place at /:2o o'clock
hursday evening, Nover.cer 25 in
r'owu's chapel A. M. E. Z. church
he Rvv. C. CrocKtr, rector,. I
fficiaU d.
Mrs. Millie Peay a sister of the
ridegvcom sang while iho processional
entered. Little John 1
ilex and Charlie Peay led the
rocewonai with caridle ard place
hem on tlv* front end of the puldt
which was lovely decorated
/ith ferns and cedar in the backround
and a mirror irf the con- .
er wnh green and white Danel
ver head and white linei. to stand |
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Little Josephine Jarj>es and Suie
May Reid was the next to enWf
as flower girTs and scattered
hilm as they marched *up the
?las. The lovely little girls wore
ong white dreaaea, ?
MF57 KloTa Galliman, sister of
he bridegroom, maid of honor
eas charmingly attired
Miss E^sje Cunningh,.ni wTkT
Vas given ir} marriage by her
irother I^awrennce Cunrting1am
'Aore a long white s^tin
lres9 . nd long veil which was
eery lu tely. Luther Galiiouui was
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LK ~ _
r ?anger Zones
of deaths from | more Negroes" than '?
era) poputaHnTr-prptlri-rorT"T?To~r
luring the gast i X-ray ex imitfMron go
\U three groups health .pnnirutn. ,-;in
especially sua "^Schools. a:i l ol!"-'. s I
Ittaek It is still i:u!itstri 11 vsij kci \v'..
eath rot young s? trt hiiii tp... t:it
HO. i -taUes-(5'<i ^ tlior'i t? h pliy-ir il
DVl'eSt t?tM)>loni?V j-rfl ; g'1 Is : vji..
t, and each y-*.:it * tr-?? ;<t. lin.' of /
1 ni" h 11 * i in s .wii- y ^
C. S. Lcdbetter} Cherokee, ^."C. t
Cureton; Chester, Mrs. . Mamie A
Woods:'Calhoun, J. A?F"H;;Clar >
endon, M. A. Anderson; Chester- J
field, Mrs. Nannie 0. Brewer; Col - p
leton, Mrs. Marlon' A. Odom and J
Mrs, P. D. Geridtarr;- Dillon, Mrs. ;
P. M. Gibbes; Dorchestei/, Miss >
M. E. Mouzon; Edgefield, Mrs. M. a
M. Murray; Flrirfield, Paul A. J
Stewart; Florence,. Dr. R. J. Wil- :
son; Greenwood, Mrs. M. E. John 1
ston Airs. Emma Maddox?a n d i
W. A. lArmwood; Hampton/ "Mrs
Ervin Johnson1:" Jasper. Mrs. H- .J
2 Myers; Kershaw, the Rev. J.W.
loykin and the Revj. William T. t
Nelson; Lancaster, E. E. Riley; I
Laurens, W. A. White and J. T. I
W. Minis; Horry, Mrs. N. B Levis- ?
'iiilatimts fi
Eli
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Except thev mean our cc fTexs c
Julie grow: S
live J1. n- 1 b?and ?
seldc know? _ C
lust wlfy o when to lift a song ?
< i nraise. ?-e
In turning back the years on- ?
ccrtaj;i days! ~~ C
C
:.he groom'j host man.
Mi?s Daisy Cunniriehsm and !c
Miss N'ancv Rose Jaiivjs bride- | C
maids. Mr. Jessie Janic.. grocms- ?
man.. 1 c
After the ceremon/y Mr. and I *
Mrs. F.fird Cunningham entertain?d
with a ?oception at their home]C
honoring t w dding pa'ty. The . ?
table ' was !vr.:t ifnlly
with a lovel> wedding c'ake in the '1
center.?Thirty?w?a$ serve 4n a-Lr
barque* .-it) le. I c
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After the rt'tv^Mr. and "Mrs. i<
James netc red to Mr. James* l Z
htiillO !n-h s motner's own hom-Q ' ?
where they will make th ir home. <;
F;iJuy af?ernoon Mr. and Mrs. ?
Tames erte tained at their home ?<
a party for the bride arm groom.- <
The di: ing room-was iv-autitn'lv ?
decorated with green at u white t
panel ever head _and ~ti wedding <
:ake i.i the renter with preen and g
white candies around ii. ?Lovely <
fall berries were place ! on as ?
flower;. Tnirty-five was served in g
a banquet stylo. A,i :cr 'which C
Rev. Crocker thanked trie hostess ?
for such a nice serving and all c
return.' ! home. _ . . $
Mr.'md Mrs. Charlie were, week g
ml gums bi' Miss fiop-.n^naiv.'s1'
mother and fnther - IS
fvlrs.) Millie Peay, reporter. !<j
LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB. $
The club met Nov. 30th at thei_
jomcof^Irs, Rosa Goodson, 60'J
i'rh'fo" " 1 ' 111111 -"gPii1; V'^ -u,g |
Kennedy; prayer in concert TeWjJ
Ky Mrs Re It on; Scripture lesson |
by* Alr5. Baiii^Then the meeting J
was turned ovei^^y^^mesident i
Minutes were read and apprJf^hJi
!?o ope was reported on the sick list.
The committee on Thanksgiv- j
inp dinner mane a pood report.
New and unfinished business was |
discussed. Next meeting at the*-1
home of Mrs. Mary Belton, 1325!
Blossnn strrpt Dpc' 7th PnfvnO.
ments were served, * 1
There will bo a Fish Fry at Mrs , ]
Laura Brown's, 314 Pickens St., '
Saturday night, D:c. 4th.
AVE DOING ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barber announce
the marriage c.f t !,eii??dm->'-,
ghter Lott;, e Mae to Vv. Clay
flowelL. The, ceremony -e-r4i?ptoee?;
at the home of the bride s .paints
Siinday^NcvembcT-fl1, ^
- Part'cljMtnts were as follows: |
Bride's maids?Annie Middleton
and Wilhelmina Martin; Grooms-''
men: Frank Johnsc/n and Preston*
Ttdbinson, all of which are of Hop- J<
kins, S. C. Mary Etta Wilson of i
CharloiteT V. C-, was the oil-bear- |
er. The flower girls we e Bertha
Lee Wilson of CharTott?, N*. C.,
tfnd Saralr"Barber' of Hopkins^ j
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'in- !':<> T. b.-b
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into people The :uirfifi um in~ li i
"It 19 having an is !,j.,it; vvcrgr] ayj
"ii as part _>f ' he n>-<| .. t -f , ; . ;
cd out in many ^ miles we nr.i: t
i tile C?-li- er-iXali * ;!; >: ,? 1 'iij-.u*
s :ujiluyrtfi nas 1/ui tiie ou.vr.j
??."> riot-fur " fur a an'1 t'iiris' :i. is lr
The Vi!> .'i culiu t-s;?. f
jyh'i tii!iin-nlm ' Ti.
' > tcs < u,
r and R E. Rhue; LexingiwCj
f. L. Huvh and Mtss jL-J>TW right 1
1crorniick,..-Uwr"ltev. W. S. Minis;
larinn, Mrs Corine B. White; New
>erry, U. S. Gallman; Mrs, L. S.
Jean and Mrs. Janie King ' Giliam;
Orangeburg, John P. Bure-s;
Oconee, Mrs. Harry Thomas
ind Mrs. C B Johnson; Pickens,
Jrs A. B. Rosemond, J. T. Sim110ns,
"V7 V. Walters and A. A.|
Jartin; Richland, C. ' A. Johnson'
ifTd Mrs, I,. M. Daniels; Saluda,]
h F. Haninvmh the Rev. A. C.
'xjrii<_?rt,v A-?Cr? dftghtowcr, E. T.
Iolmes and E. W. Sinipkins; Snar
anburg, Miss Stacy Whitniire;
'nion; -Mrsrr S. LrTTiimp1ii-ies anj
Jr. L. W. Long; Williamsburg, W.,
J. Anderson and Miss Arthurle?
r$Ir. HOwell is originally of St.
(atthews, f> C. The newly weds
'(? pinking thnip jr- r'rtfhrF
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> values offered.
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\? ^t\ 1937 Doc>ge T
> 2936 Docile T
J 1936 Chevrole
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1934 Ford Toi
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> 1930 Ford F
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; 1309 Hampton St.
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!; 21 LBS. SELF.RISING
'f. Flour r^.ircTT 75c
| Sugar [ _ 10 lbs. 53c
;{ KIXLOGG'S 2 Pk*s.
} Corn Flakps 1:~p
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T LARGE SALT
| Mackerel each ; 5c
| Pork Chops lb. 25c
| Veal Chops lb. 20c
I Fat Back lb. 10c
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l?1200 Oak St.
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ii:ist tuberculosis but / . , r 1
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J* Seals .-old t"h /oniisi /
l;i to :n.tUe priss'.ble / , \ |
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G. Brown; Kastern York, N J.
Lndsay; Wei tern York. Mrs. M.E
Dunmore; Darlington, Mrs. Ozie ^
Jackson. /
Scores of persons will assist the
Chairmen irjentioncd above. = " All_
workers art* making efforts to car
ry thy message of the Christmas.
Seal and its mission to the remotest
sections of the statp." Th?
funds derived from the sale o f
Seals pay for tuberculin and chest
clinics for the finding of tubercu.
Iosis." More 'than 700 Negroes L
died of tuberculosis in South Carolina,
last year?and. South Carolina ?-is
one of the states showing?as
increased tuberculosis deathrate?
perhaps 3a result of the depression.
bia. S. C. Both Mr. and A. rs. How- *
ell w: - f.o:mer students of Allen
and Benedict colleges respectively.
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Phones 6121-3211 I
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WHOLE . GRAIN
Rice --- 6 lbs. 25c |
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Salt or
Matches _3 for 10c
Liver ^|U
Pudding _ lb. 20c ; \ 1
Steaks _ ____ lb. 20c
SLIVERY
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