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- mzarnvrv o ? tomatoes JEWEL OR SCOCO ~^ lard 8 ctn 1 EVERY DAY rncccir mild / vur r t.11. satisf " -rnrrir-n rntr t i: ia^ i rVTD A c Irm Di\^i\ LU. iuc j 14 OZ. BOTTLE I - CATSUP ? _ 10c 14 OZ.-JAR APPLE JELLY 10c; CELERY Stalk 5c Potatoes, 101bs._ 19c J. DRAKI < ' * * i _ 1 COPE NEWS . O .J UQL 4L- 4?i Q. running?wmg?cttt?isl ounuay was a fine day for all church-goers Rev. M. M. Thomas preached at Good Hope A, M. E. church Sunday morning. Their SL S is still alive. At night he preached at Macedonia. The Rev. E. E. Richburg of the Branchville circuit preached at Emanuel A. M. E. church Sunday morning. The hearers seemed' ben efit^d. He and his G*ffrcers have lined up for business. "Rev. S. A. Funches, presiding elder of the Orangeburg district held his quarterly conference on the N. E. Fork cricuit at Jerusalem M E. church Sunday. At which time he preached a wonderful sermon. Dr. Funches is well informed annd knows what to say. in I. IIIU.-I. UDC ttllli, a IHUIH' VI Orangeburg cqunty but who now lives in Charleston, S. C., wa3 a welcome visitor in our communi, ty Sunday. He ha3 many relatives and friends who are always glad to se* hjm. After calling on Mrs. M. A. Johnson and others of Cope Mr. LaSaine attendei.1 the conference at Jerusalem where?he met many friends and relatives. He also called cm Miss Estelle and Julia Pow, sister Susan McCal vinr Mr. nnrnl Mrs. Marshal .Tone?. . and others. He expressed himself as having a pleasant stay. -> WOODRUFF NEWS .... . Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church Sunday school began at 11:00 o'clock with the Supt. and teachers at their appointed places. The lesson was fully discussed and en joyed by all. The newlv elected . officers c/f the staff are to bo con ? x ? r iL. ' ?1 l_ gratuu'tea ior me way .! wmin they filled their new officer Cotr.c out and worship with us an i Wat h our Sunday school grow, Mrs. L. H. Wilburn and niece, Patsy Ann Kincaid were called to the bedside of Mrs. Wilburn's brother, Mr. John Foster who is very:' ill at this writing at his hon.e in Asheville, N. C. We are sorry to learn of the death of Mr. George Duckett whi dfied at the age of 63 years at the home of his daughter in Greenville. The famliy have our deepest sympathy. New Bethel New Bethel Sunday school i* as good as usual. The senior class is still in possession of *he ban? --- ncr,?Rev. A. A. Dltlftrd TdelfVered a wonderful sermon in, the hour of his grief, he discharged his duty. We sympathize with him in the loss of his son. Mr. Lewis Stephens and Mrs. Susanna Holland are still on the aick list: We hope for thera a \ speedy recovery. CHERAW NEWS (Continued from Page 1) community, and her genuine character and conscientious work are worthy of emulation. Mesdames Little and Alexander sisters of Mrs. Butt were called from their homeB in Philadelphia because of their sister's illnesf. -? Eulogistic?services wen? held for Mrs. Butt Sunday, February 6 at'Pee Dee Union Bapt. church 'I Key, F W. Prince, pastor. The public is invited to attend a musical program at Robert r Smalls auditorium Monday nite, February 14. Evening Star Jubilee singer8 from Charlotte, N. C., will be the principal feature of the evening. The Younflr Women's club m?t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Godfry Sunday afternoon. | 25c r?'xty*mmi S3c 4 c 42c lnd .. 1 7 -YING POUND 1 / C GX'ARANTBBD^ FLOUR, 231b 75c GOOD RICE, 51bs 20c MATCHES AND SALT 3pk*s 10c CLOVER BLOOM BUTTER, pound 37c ARMOUR'S STAR ' ~ \ BACON, pountf&Lc EEDENS|gy WINNSBORO NEWS Last Sunday was communion Jay at both Wayman A.M.E. and A._jyL E. ?Zion connection. Very toughing?services were conducted vnd the Holy Spirit descended upon .he saints. The Mutual Society here was reorganized on the 29th of January oast' with A. P. Harper as presiJent; R. M. Miller, vice-president. \ committee,-A. P. Harper. J. C. Hilton and Jessie Byrd, and R. M. Miller were , appointed to revise the constitution. Miss M. D. Kelly, Jeanes teacher of Chester county was a welcome visitor at the Fairfield Cc/. Training school last Monday. We jount it a royal treat to have had her look in on us. The Ladies Befriem.ly club of this town met at the. Russell Fun- J eral homer?last Wodnesday night '.o make distribution of the money aised during the last 3 months. Negro National anthem opened the meeting after which Rev. J. C. j Hilton led in pryaer. Mr, J. W.J TTealb then introduced the president, Mrs. Florence Starks who | welcomed the visitors and tolu of '? goocTofThe organization. Short ( talks Were then made by Messrs . E. M. McCurley, J. M. Beatty, W. ' A. Ross. J. C. Hilton. A , ar.d M esda,m^s Rena Riche?rsoyj, Lula Hall artd B. E. Ross. Then followed the repast of ice cream ' and cake. When that was ended re'waids of dresses, cl^h aiu.1 sugar w^re given each member, then dismissed. ' i Basketball teams, of our school met the boys and girls teams of Lancaster last . Friday night and suffered another?defeats?The girTs scores were 4 to 14. Thg boys :M tn 25, hoth in fuvor of Lanoao ter Hi. After the game, we enjoyed a lo-vely repast in the Home Economics department of Lancaster County Training school. Mis- Willie McCullough was the week-end visitor of her sister in Union last week; a grand trip was reported* Prof. "F. E. Mcintosh and his sister, Miss Amelia were weekend visitors of their mother here last wc^k. _ An interesting program was giv en at Wayman A. M. E. church last Sunday e.veningJ by the Ladies' "Sefrienndly club. $7.05 was raised Prof. R. II. Riddick who* conducts music classes here weekly remained over- ah<L played for the \ church seWices at Zion last Sunifay. Dr.^J. W. Wrgiht who pf3sed into the- beyond from hi3 post as pastor o?f Hernwon Presbyterian church in Rock Hill was funeralized there and brought here for burial last Monday. All of "Rock Hill accompnied the body here to' pay last respects* Dr. Laney, Mesdames Medlock, Simons, Toattey^Misson Ruth Simmons and M. E. Dunlap were among those who visited our school while here. Miss Annye Counts, Amelia McIntosh. A 1'f.e Mcintosh and Mary Wilson motored to Columbia last Sum.tay. JOHNSTON N.EWS ~~~ The Misses Helen V. Gr/ins, Jhel ma Koon and Priscilla Eagles entertained the Faithful Workers SU the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Pope on Friday night. Visitors Prof, and Mrs. R. N. Smith and Mr. S. K. Dean. The h^tes^es served delicious refreshments. girls am,1 boys hav?? phtved a nvm ber of games which brought joy to the students. | We had "Diamond Tooth Billy TUB Aunte" hera with hi* big ahow. We extend our thankS for his help to raise finance foxf the school. Mrs. Thelma Ryans of Jersey City spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. A. M. Spann.." Mr ?nH Mm KVnnlr flfnh<?m .vf New York City have been visiting Mi. and Mrs. Ndah Amo*s on 26 Bland street. Mrs. Graham 26 Bland street. Mrs. Graham i9 a sister of Mrs. Amos. Prof and Mrs. R. Nelson Smith, Misses Thelma Koon^ Helen V. Goins attended a silver tea Sun .(ay evening at Bettis academy wnich was very much enjoyed* Mr. and Mrs. Taft Odom want to thank al of their friends for the mh.ny kindnesses shown to them during Mr. OHnm's recant jUnea^. Thg^ 18th siession of the Cooperative Singing convention will be held "on February 20, 1938 at . the Mine Creek Baptist church. The public is invited to be present. CHESTERFIELD NEWS. Sunday afternoon the silver tea the manse, sponsored by Mrs. J. H. 'foatley and the missionary co Thia gathering was graced with -the presence" of Dr. and Mrs. G.W. Long, ci!j Cheraw.1 - The Gospel singers of Cheraw' under the direction of Prof. Robt,' MeCall rendered an excellent "pro gram Tuesday evening. - ? ,1 The County-wide Teachers meeting ?waa held at "Chesterfield Friday afternoon. Mr. Evans Pres., presided. A short program was tendered by the teachers of Cheraw. The guest speaker was Prof. J.MJL?Myers of Columbia who was presented by Rev. Toatley. His topic was "The Country Teachor." He gjave quite a few inter-. estir.g points on matters pertaining to country schools and teachers. I voice the sentrrrrent of all present when I say that the timely address was enjoyed by all. Rev. G. W. Long was present and made some timely remarks. I Mrs. ?M. L." Foster Johnson, our energetic and worthy Jeanes teach or, is kept busy these days visiting and_jnstructing her various schools and groups. Rev. and Mrs. P. C. Hiddleston and baby were pleasant callers_pn Mrs. Annie Edwards Thursday. Little Juanita Fountai n has been, indisposed with measles. r^4 ~ ig Mrs, yannio Mct;nin'Ts still ui_ with her sprained ankle. - Miss Elizabeth P. Johnson vi?t ed Miss Sara A. McCullough Saturday. Mr. Wilhovt?Jenkins,?Mr;?Gerard -Foster accompanied. Rev. J.H. Toutley to" Charlotte, N. C.,Saturday morning. Misses Sara A. Mc.Cullough, Florie McCoy, Elizabeth Johnson motored to Cheraw Saturday with Mrs. M. L. Gathingg of Pageland. Drive careful, save a Vfe. We note the tragic death of Miss Fay Belk"Saturday night on Highway "95 in Chesterfield. Very sad. Rev. W. W. McCullough spent Saturday and Sunday in Bennetts ville. 1? Union services were held a t Hursts Tabernacle AMEZ church Sunday evening. A few regulars were present. Rev. P. C. HiddLston was guest speaker, associated by Revs. W. W. Edwards, J.H. -Tofrtdey and C. H^ Steele:^ WHITMIRE NEWS Ceaar Grove A. M. E. Z. Church Sunday was a real spring day. Sunday-school \yas held at 11:30 am. wun ail onicers at tneir post of duty. The-1esson was taught by Miss Beulah Swindler. A very interesting lesson was taught. Honorary. visitors in our Sunday school were Bishop J. W. Martin AM. P-D-,- H? made very inspiring remarks on "Christianity". Other visitors Elder D. C. Crosby who stated that he enjoyed the attitu.t of the Sunday school and the minister, written by W. L. Epps. Mrs. Willis L. Crosby was in 01 r Sunday school. We wereglad to have, them also our white friends. After prayer service Presiding Elder Crosby Introduced Bishop J. W. Martin. He selected a.s a text these words Why call ye me T.ord, I.ord, and do not the things which 1 sain? The audi6nce was highly impressed.. We would that thousands were present to hoar this discourse. The.wQrds of man shall fait, but- the words of i God shall never fail. Collection for the drive of Livingston college, $12.26. Collection for church expenses fS.75. Grand ^Itul 16,01. Ma|>y feKcitatitans to our Bishop Martin. Remarks were madP by Barney "RTce from Spring Hill. Bruce Tabernacle, Flint Hill and other churches were represented in cur service After the benediction (Inner was served in the school house. Everything was highly e.? joyed. Pulpit associates were the Rev. J. D. Davisf pastor of Bruce Tabernacle church. Service at Bruce Tabernacle at night conducted by tJie pastors he,. preached a splendid sermon. Sub ject You are jjoinif to reap vhat ' you now. Collection 0.30. : ' x v w? 'W' 1 J 1 > I PALMETTO LEADER ~- . 1 ^ r SENECA SPORT NEWS p Quite a large number of white ? and cpiered pugilistic fans assem- * bled in the auditorium of Oconee J County Training school Thursday , evening tu witness a boxing HtlUW 1 whiph Wno a nnronrnH Ktr fKn ofV* l letic department. The first bout between John Mazyek and Jean tllis ot Seneca was a uraw; the second bout, Ed. Henderson and Uv S. Jones of Seneca resulted in the latter as the winner third bout Bill Cilmdre of Walhalla and Paul Patterson of Seneca, the former was declared winner; fourth bout J*cn.us Trlb|We of- WallhaTIa and | Lehman Williams of Seneca. The former was winner. Next came Charles Turner of Walhalla and James Brwon of Seneca. The lat- j Jni* u'Ou f imii r\Viont tV?n imaim nn/1 j ?v ? " MO vi i u iii 11 u 11 v | lilt 'iiiaiii ouu I final bout of "the evening was a"^ thriller from the beginning to the *' end. Battling Otto Cherry, cham pion qf Seneca swappeo punches champion of Walhalla for the cham ^, pionship of Oconee county. ' They , both fought bravely and well but ] the bout w?s, announced a draw. ! Dr". if. E. Ttlll acted as referee. ' CHESTER PARAGRAPHS. J - ; M Mr. Wood row Shelton who has* been living in Baltimore since ' early last summer, is in the city. < He is a graduate of the 1937 class 1 orTIITlvy' High. ; 1 Mr. Arthur Stewart arrived ' here Monc!av morning from New York City where he has been liv- I ing for several years. He is at I the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stewart, Center Sti Mr. T. L. JEaddv. of-- Bennetts ville, spent a few days here last week with'4 hjs- family. J Prof. Wayman Johnson reorga- 1 nizcd the 4-H Club at Pryor school 1 Monday,, of wlych Mrs. Eva H. 1 Eaddy is teacher. The Ushers Board of the AMEZ ^ church had their annual anniver-' sary. gathering at the home of Mr. ' and Mrs: D. H. Baocbck Monday ' night. ?? ??| Bishop Martin, of the AMEZ J Connection is in the city this week. Miss Birda Peterson and , M/ss I Mabel Brown, Finley Hi teachers, ! spent the week-end in Greenwood and Charlotte respectively. 1. - Miss M. D. Kelly, Jeanes teacher spent the week-end in Georgetown ( Mrs. Lizzie Dixon had as her -1 guest Saturday, her sister, Mrs. J Lula Hemphill, who with her hus band M**, Job" Hpmpk'll-An4 lif. y tie son, motored down from.Char- , lotte. They also visited their relative, Mrs. Jane Clayburn. Mrs. Lillian Parks Worthy-is on the sick lfct. Mrs. Julia B. Shaw and little daughter Theresa, of New Brook^ . land were here Saturday tjlor a brief while, enroute to Rock Hill 1 on a bus-'nes? trip. She reported i her husband, Rev.- Mr.?ShaW, arid ; little daughter, Christene On the sick list. It is hoped that they are quite welLby. now. They are all, former residents of Chester, so friends here wish them a quick recovery. ~ . | Miss Julia Spann and Mr. Cyril .>puim returned last ounaay t o. their atutV'cg at Benedict College Columbia, and Miss Salome Spann "to her "studies at Morris College, Sumter, after being called home because' of the illness and death of their father. ) Mrs. Ida P. Johnson of Charleston. spent the week-end with her sister Mrs. M. B. Spann. | The Ladies Club of Bethel Baptist church had an interesting debate Friday night on the subject: Resolved, That St. John was a greater asset to Missions than Simon Po'tor. Aflirmafivwr Rev. J.1 W. Gather, Rev. A. McNeal, Rev. F. G. Loury; Negative: Rev. H. R. -Robinson, Rev. M. R Hall, Rev L. W. Walker. The Judges were Rev. S. A. Ilepiphill, Rev. J C Honor, Rev W. M. Tidwell, Jr. They decided in favor of the Negative. Mrs, Allie Solomon was in charge of the program. ', Mrs. Lula Worthy, of Washington, 1). C., i:s in the city for a" few days visiting relatives, I t Mr. Meadow who represents the N. C. Mutual Ins. Co. in Bennetts i ville passed thru the city Saturday, enroute to his home in Spar ? tanburg. |' The big two story home on Loo mis" St. which is known to all as the homp of the late Elder D. C. Baum was damaged by fire Sunday night about 10 o'clock^ The house had boon occupied by several white families for many months. All moved out the -day^ before.-?Mrv Jamerr Jackson hair^ purcrased the place, and planned to move in very' soon. The fire , was burning briskly in 6he dining' roon\ when discovered. Quick work of th.e Fire Department saved a big fire for the wind was h'gh.'t The most damage, was done lay j smoke and water. Prof, fi TFinley *1"1) funeral in Laurens, Sunday of his. nephew, Mr. T. J. Boyd. Mr. CarJi1 Buchanan went with him. 11 The Spann Undertaking Com-J pany will continue to run, under ^ the direction of Mrs. M. B. Spann rts) QA?o 1 * Chester friends will be sad to 1 know that Mr. Sellers Spann was I bun'cd in Columbia last Sunday? only a few days after his brotheT ( Mr. Jl_ -Spann was -buried- in Chester. On Sunday afternoon the Lin^P colnville .Baptist church was pack * ed, flor friends had come from all churches to hear Mr. Tursah Bow- , ler preach his first sermon. He j?ed as. hi* text: Ex. S?4 "Here A.m I, Send Me." At-night Mt. 31ive Baptist church, there was i packed house for the first sernon of Mr. M. L. Hill. He used sa hfa text: Psalms 142:4 "Reruge failed me, np man cared for ny soul." Both of these young men delivered tneir sermons nne preachers of experience. The con fregations were happy anil over the entire town, there are words jf praise on the lips of frll who leard. A promising future a vaits these two young men. Both ?re preparing-, themselves at Ben?d.ct College., They returned t o Benedict Sunday night amid hear^handshakes, complimentary re. . marks, advice, smiles and all that would have them know that their hundreds and hundreds of friends here are happy -that they have :hoscn as tlieTF 7o?T the preaching , of the Word of God. They- start' out with the ve'v best wishes i sii friends here at home. Mr. Bowser graduated from F>'nlev Hi class of 1937. Mr. Hill attended Finley Hi, and graduated, from Brainerd Institute, class of^-1937. Chester is vefy, very proud of the number of * young ministers who hail from here: Revs. J, JC. Honor, John Ward, Walker Massey, Ulysses Walker S. R. Jackson] S. Johnson, S. L. McCulIough. Lu-j thov Westirrooks, Tursah Bowser* M. L.- Hill. Some of these young | men are barely out of their teens, i rhese?are?all?Baptist?preachers.' The HislUfy Class of Finley Hi under the direction of their teach j ?JL_Misa-E. Melton-are doing rttuch | research work toward ^ rathp_ii_ela^ aornte program forl^egro History week, which they are observing.] Every effort is towards the pro-1 gress and achievements of Ne-| groes, and each day's workis very j verv interest'rig. ? | Last Thursday, the Hi^ School^ teachers and the^ (flew elementarjT teachers who did not go on the first trip, left Chester at 5:30 in the morning for Greenville, where they observed the work done in the Parker Schools (whitejThey enjoyed the day and got many ideas' from what they saw. On account of Bus trouble, the teams from Allendale who wereJto play here Friday nVgjit did not f?ot \ V? nrn A?-? ^1 .. -* uw?c, unc ui tut; mi'gest crowds of the season was present. I The first and second Ft'nicy Hi teams played against each other, and kept the spectators entertain ?d. Allendale will come at a la:er date. Rev. Mr. Coker, the newly eected pastor of Calvary Baptist church with his wife and mother! are now in tre parsonage, having noved from Greenville last Wed-' lesday are receiving a warm velcome here, and?it?rs hoped ;hat .they will like this, their new lome. ' ' -- ^ BENNETTSVILLE NEWS Mr; Cornell-Kodgers of New Vork died at his home. The remains arrived for burial We^lnesday evening. Mrs. Dell Drake, Mrs. Gladest Shields and his wife Mrs. Cornell Rodgers accompaniedi the remains home.. He was funeralized Friday evening at St. Michael M. E. church, Rev. Jon^e pastor assisted by Rev. N. S. Smith, pastor of Spearse district. . Mrs. Lena Gole died last week at the home of h?r granddaughter, Mrs. "Maggie Ellerson cm Pow ell street. Funeral service was held Thursday afternoon at St. Mark Baptist church. Rev. D. W. Williams, pastor. Sick: Mrs. Jennie S. Crosland, M. Sellers, Mr. Gilbert Broody, Mrs. fa ary McKay, Ms. Vina Sanders. Trust these sick will soon recover. Also Mr. R. Simmons. Mr and Mrs. J. H W. Morris attended the fuheral service in Chres_ter of Undertaker Spann. Mr. HqrseV, brother of Mrs. Ella Munnerlyn is very ill at this writing. The death of Mrs. Butte came to her many friends as a Jeep ~L -^1. A 1 * * ^ sui/vn.. iiumoer 01 nienas witnessed -the funeral-service Sund?yin Ch^raw. Miss Minnie Mae Smith, teacher at Timmonsville Hi school spent the wrek-end at home with parents. Mrs. I.oe Poston, Miss Hester Washington spent the week-end in Durham,-Nt^C., house guests "of Mr. and Mrs. Washington. Mrs. P. R. McCollums?jyjk^% cveek- end Y. A. rampffC^Srooktand, S.?G. Also Miss Arona Robinson, teacher of the t graded school nealr Oratngcfrurg spent the week-end home. Rev. G. W. Robinson's visit to hig old home city was postpones iue to some sickness with the sec- | retary. The national meeting have been postponed until Mart li llnr first. He will preach in the county and city the firBt Sunday in March. Rev. M. C. Bboker, dean of M. C., pastor of Saw Mill Baptist ;hurch was in the city c/ver the veek-end to take crae of hi8 duties at Saw Mill church. The entire Crosland family was jailed to Hartsville last week due to the serious illness of Dr. H. H. Butler. Trfust fwT wiTT soon ecover. Rev. W. R. Reege preached a iplandiJ itrmon Sunday morning. * mm.11 v.* Prof, and Mrs. E. Thompson spent the week-emd home with mother, Mrs. Julia Thompson. He reported his school is in full at I Nichols, S. C, _ I - ? ? n i\m LIBEKIY 1111,1- Uint-s ah mj BOYS TOO FAST FOR TEN MI. North Charleston, S. - 0.?TheLiberty Hill school of which Prof. J, Thomn* Wilson is principal is making a rapid success athletically and educationally. On Feb.' 7 the girls and - boys basketball teams defeated the Ten Mile teams liv high scores. XhlL_a?Qres as follows: pirls, Liberty Hill 6; Ten Mile 0. Boys. Liberty Hill 22, Ten Mile 3-. The won. erlul guarding and Murray, Annebel Telfare, Lee Joy, Gamerlea,. Williams, Joseph Meyers, William Price and Ang l^na Jenkins were highly praised and admired.? ??? EDGEFIELD NEWS. Services were held on last Sunday at Macedonia Baptist church. Rev. Jennings the |msLui_i)_rggtfe: ed to- an appreciative audience. Quite a few v sitors were present from the varioQs churches through out the county. The -Holy?ConTmuntorr "was yen at Trinity AMF, church on last Sunday. Rev. A.D. Dawkins the pastor was nt his post of duty The Sunday school was well attended. The following officers were elected for this year: Messrs Elijah Dangot.t., Supt.; Henry Qli phant, Asst. Supt.; Miss Lula Simkins Sec'y-I Cleveland Mitchell, Treas; Adult teacher Prof. C. O. Floyd; Intermediate teacher Miss Eula Massey. Pierce Blalock, Jr., celebrated his nipjh birthday on last Saturday afternoon. Quite a few c* his little ?riends called during the afternoon wishing h 111 maoy happy returns of the day. C ilored balloons were the sonveni- gifts xo eacn - guest.- Atter mnnTngainos were played, a sweet coarse was served. ' ?~?r~ Messrs." Arthur Bradlc.- and G. T. Atkinson, students of Dejtis Academy were the wj-.?k-cnd guests of Mr. Tomhi.'e Butler. A hunting trip was enjoyed ly this; group. " J Mr. Albert Butler spent the week-end with~~his relativ -s n South Edgefield. The Soo'nl r'l i lit mnT nt iTn ?P^?T. A MURDER I KEEPS MARRIAG ; 6/ T^&circ g&v ^ Warner Bros.' ia J.#! PAT PBRM p: < wst MflRC ...Financing a horr business change ried?is an eve s have your seri( Many wise horn " your present lo economies of ou V s>tati WuilMng -Sjtij T2TT Wast THtfRE XS A 81 f/^'S ROAD TO ^^^^^^^^FINANCIAL H V Saturday, February 12, 1938 jjf_Mr^andjMra^ CooJt <wv week. The next meeting at** the""' hoihe of Mra. Susann Wallace. * The .Golden Rule Club wih meet at the home of Mtb.' Lettle F.n<- " % ball) the laat Thursday l'i ?ali' uury, at 3:30, p.m. Republican Grove church Club will meet. ?t- nf "yir Charlotte Yeldoll. 1 The Juvenllg Thrnt cJubmet at home of little Betty Jean Oliphant. Quite a host of little folk came out to th's meeting. The membership hag_ increased to 47. was $6.96. The following are officers for 1038: Juliette Anderson -Pros.;?Anr.ie?L-ongstieet, SficFe- TT tary; Ph.vllis Chandler, Tho next meeting at the home of Anvaree Pride. ' rl FREDRIC MARCH . , ?IN? "BUCCANEER" I WITH I FRANCISKA <rAAIi I STARTS SAT. PALMETTO . J Special Late Show ! 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