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*r;""? . *? P?wl ' ;; . ' AI'I'I.icatk i i r. ' ? ^ - DAT!." "_T i > '! NAME . 'I CITY !- GRADE SCHOOL ;; birthday 1. l. I I < ? Fill oL.t this itmpon uad mail ?| \? stantpt*H imiuv ! 0 lo "1 ho i'alm 'I 1310 Assembly'St., Cmiimbia, S. | | the roll book!; n , y-Mi rv-^4? < ? % *? V?V?% Hello Everybody: Are vnn lixtI'llin.r 'ii ?-?n > now fni the I). ' > , ! t h',. past week. Kvotybouy. is busy-at school an;, working haul. I aiiett ed Sun day school and church as usual and all'of the servio. s were good. I Saw the i i.tiro] Joe l.ouis in . the Spji-ITd? \T" week* It was very good. I know yoii alP enjoyed the tight. Ft'sine didn't take Joe long to kr.o.-k Mann out. Some of our ilu' nunub i\s are ???forgettinlo s.i.d f ] 'rivs in. I like to read y<y.(r httors, and look (for them every week on the . Junior page. Phase don't disappoint 1140. So long, . ?jmar(;a!m:t\vim(;ht. j Dear Bill: t It was so cold . yesterday I ul-' spring days wo kavmhal.' I had _ most forgot ;\lv. .c Trice ~wai m tq, get hack into soy winter doth"*s. I less some of my l>nl>y chicks ; too.?1_ hone tin* vol. did not kill the peaches and p - a- our trees were blooming. V-'.* 1 ! hr-r our basket hall. gan'io ia-t v.eck.as we were rained on' last We?ln-?sC ^yrr-tTtt tmpT t.. ; ... week. I am sending my kv (n hi! of the c.luh w?'in 1 v>11 - : "-1 h t 1?? <one? of them v.Ul wi.be m. , J will?he ; sure'to answer. Yoa--. . - 1 BERXK'K :d< i.K^TR . Hello 12 Vo i \ ') '(!y : I am r.tt tre air strainJ?opo* 1'il catch (voiy!> '(!], a million del];,?...:?. vc?;vbc>tlv foci tho j-.nro. ~ 1L B.I!, 1 -v < . 1 ! J . 1 [ vou ami tho club nfoml. t o. seres W,'M; J'1 !- y = " ; uhip\o: , 'Hit;! I air. nshnm,. to ; :? I ,r- t.<s ?i I w ill ti-AoIl ot .Uiball" lor awhile. ^ Tin- otolith .c-nT. Imd a rlo! a1c:. Fri ay; th. yvie -7-1.1. I (-nj()yo-l it so n n h. I'v.*ai;t the Oth glade to have a ?! ' a'o't.j The answer . !.. <n:cs-' tan?tho iC'iVi'iM?:?h?r~t?;' I a '??a n? day. Bill here arc ?],.f IHI! ... m.a'pl?lamp ' i ?th Rp-mj I -r-r-Tj:o~ ;iunLr' Leader. ,' "-IjcTnbuh T nto iit!11 i t?Ih n>h?iluh ilBl?BUI svorcar -Cn>v.- ' Rosa ?.r:k s?: T11 Dear Bill: r qui nillatr ?r-n r' publication in < , Bill I am nBo v. iv.nn-ihir? o. Ht :<? it i : Knock, knock! I "Who conies'' "Unccila" . J . ^Umorla who?" "Veu L'neeila 1;.t\ ; Yours, . ' BEATniri^K. <!Ml-'SOX. I Dear Bill: Ho war?? v.! Kv"*v* ? ? - . _ ? > . f.c. j- ine . 1 rnpo. I v? -t,? ], {v;r }'y^t woek and I search -.he J in > = w *n<\ counn t !>n ! r s.-m it Monday < so it cmi'd - < ( -i!) :T a ? lav like you rrotiire. hut 1 i-.> :"t iind it. Hei e u runic i Idd!r - i :.';n '-"ending Question: . 1 " b Why d< -( a - police hiive bras j buttons?en?] v.. * 11", a t ? 1~" 2. Why is a caiei pillar like a hot biscuit ? 3. What [tees nrourd all the Hima Avilh.4u'- lie;id- -rimv.n -? Answers: 1?To?but tn^-?up hi??, 1 ? 1 2. Because it. mnkqs the butler- ] - fly. ' > 3. ITovsevhue nail. ] So loner until next wek ' i Rqg_A _lKR WKATI1F4S. '? H elio?F, ve'-yh^l yt I went to S'relay school as us-' ual. Sunday. We lin-l a good lc- c son. Friday my fa't herV school ? and Jonesvilie s hool nlaved. a- 1 1 c-jici! onirr. i.ukcv.iic won t but they are eominir to Jonesville - to play next Friday and I know that wo will boat tliis time. Rill I usually write my letter-; <>11 Funday nights !ut I am planning to go ~ to church -tonight, so 1 nm-p> a hill I y now, for t rat reason I will not write much this time. Iwill be on the air next wr.k and toll you about the ball game. "Sflrdoner," " ? EAR LENE^Ck ^OAFFXF X . Dear Bill: - - We had-tr very interesting ser vice Sunday. Rev. Wright spoke about "Fruitful Faith". i spent most of Sunday with T a friqnd cf mine, Eujrda Reese. The Heme Economics drfart*- h merit is giving a George Washing- d ton party. J r I hopo the Junior page keeps !F tocwlng. I will send my 4 . ft ii-m i ' *- ?he UIH'S CKFAqV UJtrgT )N BLANK ? | . . .. - .... 193 < . ? i STATE ! * < - ? ----- { l AGE ! it together with a self addressed ' etto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, < C. Your name will be placed on' re. a membership card and gutton! ture soon. So long. , ? ANNETTE EVA McCOLLUM. m m m ?? ? Lear Bill: Well another week have passet ami I have had a swell time.- Sun (.ay was a beautiful day and ] went to church and Sunday schoo ;.s usual. I went to Sims Higl s. liool with my sister Friday anc u ivn school was over we had qui fTrn-ttres madu and tlien we wenl u> ;the ball game our boys playec Lukeville, but they didn't get tc i'rtish." Lukeville boys had mort s-ores when the game stofppeyL Lukeville will come to play bal with Jonesville Friday. Bill ] will send my picture in my nexl letter. So long, ? FANNIE J. GAFFNEY. Dear Bill: I hope everyone will also enjoj Washington's birthday. Out class is to have a play. We have~som< -liihl1'"" ' "i jliiJ''?Made gooc ?':i my report card. Did not havt but 2 C's and. L B. I will senc my?picture?right awayr One might he in this letter. I would 'ik?>- to know whu the officers are. ViCnM yon -send lffeTfielr names. I Ujn. r.at^a long?writer. So long, _ M1NN1R? S bM Br Hello Everybody: ' 1 am-starting off this week very busy trying to get ready for our seminations, which begin Thursday. I hope to make good. I am sending t>G:me riddles and I hope everyone will eninv fWtv. 3 Kiddies Where can happiness always be "VamnrtT - Answ:_Ia the dietionary. What is lgihter than a feather yt t y<>u can't hnl.i it?one minute T " A": s\ver: Your breath. What goes to Chicago without moving? Answer: A road. Who were the first Astronomers? : Answer:- The stars because they have studied the heavens sfnee tiniUinni ?rrr- ; Why is music like slippery ice? Answer: If yon don't C sharp you will B flat. JQ11NNIK MAE LEE. I)< ar Bill: , . I received my "Leader" and enjoyed reading it very much. I don't have much to say 60 I am sending "in some riddles. ?What?u?it?that the?man who made it, didn't want it; the man who bought it, could not use it; he man who use .it did not know it. ' Answer: A coffin. Riddle: The- longer she stands, Lh"e s hp iter she grows.. V-Wof A mnfllar Riddle: I went to heaven on a bfygoat; what does that sound ike? Arswer: A fibb. . Riddle:'. What is the longest .void in, the dictionary? Answer: Mile. Riddle- W hat's?round?on?berth nd-, and "high" (hi) in the midl.e? , Answer: "Ohio". ~ii * it-.'. 1_ ? ? j iiijs is ttti-tvr?tnis weuK, win a- rite a train nexLJWeek. A mumbcr, C A L V RT AT" PRIM US. PQPLAR GROVE SCHOOL Prof. Wm, M. G.ogan^ Principal Snntuc. S. C.?As it has been sometime since you have heard from us, we wish you to know that Ac are still getting along nicely. Perfect harmony prevails between teachers, children and parents and ach stms to vie with each other n making all phases of the school Voik a success. Negro History week was observed which all seemed to enjoy, as o many an interesting things were nought, out, concerning the progress the Negro had made. The gifls and boys practice baseetball and baseball each day, getih<? ready for any team. The 'iris are under the direction of Hiss Mary?t*- Johnson and the mvs are undfrr Mrs. Kallieiiiie M. Si son. Our parent teachers' association net in the school auditorium last 1. A i jf ? J ii^a.v nielli.. /\ spienaiu crowa vac out. For want of a better iame, I call it: "Parent-Teachers L^ociation Love Feast". We acknowledge with pleasure he visits from Rev. W. M. Thomn rrrr "thtr frrrmei* principal; Mr. E. s. Williams, county agent and Rev ). A. Johnson. , The famous Jenkins' Orphanage and of Charleston, S. C., will renrr a musical program in the audtorium of Poplar Grove school 'riday night, February 26th. Comal iTTino m>r xhm.?-??? ] * - thi ratPc r f y ?~?Jw n * ^ -j ABBEVILLE COUNTY ?l TRAINING SCHOOL ! ! W"1, Wade. Principal- L * we attempt to improve our' > school each year. This year our' major improvement is to purchase ' ntinfoiMfi -A. m_ vuivoma me ?iage. xo accomplish this end, the parents, teachers, and students enjoy working. ' In order to raise money there has peen a line of social events including a Valentine-Bingo party given by the Ninth grade; a Piccolo party given by the Juniors; and a Radio-Shadow party given by the Seniors. Every entertainment was a success. Watch our progress through the 'Leader'. The "Red-Headed Step-child", a high school play, will be presented _ in the schnnl auditorium Monday night, February 28, 1938. We ask everyone t? come and see the step-child step out. The Juniors and Seniors have 1 become household problems as well - as school problems^? On every 1 turn you find them rehearsing I UK II Ut-\.10lliailUI13? i The Ninth Grade Good English 1 i club met Friday. One of the r events of the program was _a_ t .spelling contest in which Florence , 1 Mars won the prize. This prize, > a spelling pad and pencil, was pre- , > sented by the program committee j , who was responsible for the idea. 1 FULLER NORMAL t INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE.] Greenville, S. C.?rThe F. N. I.>j I. had as guest, Rev. W. A. Foun-.i tain, Jr., Atlan^a^Ga., president_of '] Morris Brown college. "Bishop \V. j ' E. Fuller, president of the F. N. ] ' I. I. accompanied-'him* His adj diu.HS tb tlj^. studept-body and J friends were very interesting es: pecially the "fact "You will have to L take to-make", whichencourag6d ! all hearers. Trust that President ' Jlev. W. A. Fountain will come 1 back again soon to visit us. i The F. N. L. I. had an appre- > .xiative program--last Monday iilte'T for all famous characters of the month of February. r I ? ? OCONEE COUNTY TRAINING , J ?' SCHOOL C.ETS STATE r DIPLOMA 1 By Allen Ij. Coele ? | Any young man who receives a chance?and succocofully carry on? j in _all activities encountered deser~| ves to be rewarded with the high^-gst?gift withiri' the power of the state in the field of education. A study of the work of Professor Finley, principal of the Oconee ? County Training school, by the State Authorities during the past two years reveals that m him is found real administrative timber. ? Coming to hi*-present position-^ as principal two years ago Prof. ^ R. L. Finley found a non-accredit- : ed high school. A splendid plant ? = thnt neded equipment. He at, mice _ set out to equip the school in ev- c ery department in this effort he * was successful, and today the T training school is one of the best 1 eouinped schools in the state. Has 8 added to what was already ah ef- n ficient faculty and put in opera- [" lion a practical curriculum. Getting the first two grades ac- 8 credited in as many years, this 8 year succeeded in having the other , two grades wadded to the accredit- f ed list, giving us four year State Accredited High School, ? ~ Too much praise cannot be given to ?he superintendent, faculty, c trustees, parent and pupils, for the c comple cooperation with their energetic and far-sighted young prin t roipal. His policy has not been a.r big school but a good school. And g all Oconee ia prmid to ht> number?f .ed among the best. ,n ? u PICKENS CO^'NTY^^^ A33Q.N 1 * Bv Mrs. Cordelia B. Klrksey The regular mtmthtv~?es5idTrT>f~" the Pickens County Teachers' As-' sociation, convened. February 19. F with the Simpson Junior Hi school I with Prof. A. A. Martin, presiding. : Rev. F. L.^Cawton, chaplain cpn- s ducted the devotional "nerftTd. v The .Prin. Dept., Prof. A. A. r Martin. Education for Citizenship* "Summarv of year's work, Misses t Emma Williams and Julia Simp- I Bon. " . t Mr. Seymour Carroll, represen- I tative of American Humane sorie- i i ty, Columbia was t^e guest speak- t er. Miss V. V. Watter our surervisor cave timely remarks. We I do not flatter Miss Watters when J we say she is an energetic and untiring worker, interested in the tea e cher* under her supervision and al t ways ready to lend a helping hand, v Her whole-hearted service is much e appreciated. ?t.| -?Qur Prcnidcnt, Prof. ^A. A. Mar, tin wishes the hearty cooperation ^ of all teachers to help make t, Field's ?ay the best of all days. It will convene at the Liberty High _ school, March 11th. *1 It is the purpose of this association to encourage the highest pro fessional standards for the teach- * ers who are entrusted with ? the mental, moraTlm^ physieaL edue*? j Hon of the Negro youth of Pickens o county to the end that these boys and girls may be developed into useful and patriotic citizens. PINAL PAY-UP } I fc ' t', f 1\ X'-'-i 1 ? * ' f~ 1 PALMETTO tfeAPBtt VOORHEES CALENDAR Voorhees School, Denmark, S. C February -26?Since our last press eport Voorhees has been favored utfch trioita frAm *f?vt-rf*+^iritnro^K ng friends, included among them A vere the Rt. Rev. K. G. Finley who in jreached for us anil confirmed two "SI people. With Bishop Finley, came Mrs. Finley and Mr. and Mrs. A. V] Sally from Columbia. Two other visitors who came were Mrs. Mabel ' ' B. Mowter and Mrs.?Helen? ' man, from Boston and New Hamp al shire. They stayed here from Sat- , urday to Monday. Mrs. Manter gave a lecture on articles she had brought from Europe from three n different countries. The young peo e pie enjoyed the lecture very much '< indeed. The following visitors <*' f )>nm fVio Ctoto Flnri'ii'liiuint r\f (1 " * "'* v*,v- uvjm.vn.v... ueaticm have visited us: Mr. W. A. " SchifTley, Mr. J. P. Burgess, Mi-s ri Laurh Hoffnian, Miss M. Pcguese, v Mr. B. R. Turner and Mr. Harold ^ Crawford. These people have been inspecting the general .set-up at( Voorhees. The Bamberg Pmmtv Toa Vipv^'[ association met at Bamberg lastj Friday, February 18th. Children' from the Ehrhardt school gave so v. G eral spirituals and those from ^ Voorhees gave a pageant 'The No- ^ gro Woman of the Pasf and Prcs- c ent", and (principal Pi kenhaker T with three of hi? teachers render- t; ed several quartette selections, i, This was the winding up of Negro j,, History week. . . ?The youhg women- teachers of f 1 the ladies from the Macedonia tl Voorhees played two games with school at Blackville. .The Voor-j hiees team won both games. Principal J. E. Blanton was invited to Williston by Mrs. Susan ' Bailey. Jeanes teacher, to address sl the district teachers meeting of Barnwell county. lie reports the ^ rheetiner was well attended and j l\hat Mr. Ackernian, City Sunt.: ti !Hi*. Buckman from State opllefre unclothe Principal Rev S Bo^an g, made addresses, BARNWELL COI'NTY tl TEACHERS' ASSO'N. - -- Si ftv Mattie A. Bowman 1 s The Barnwell County Teachers* issdcration held its seventh meet- ^ npr in the hierh school at Barn- '** veil, S. C. Friday. Fcbrr-iry T" ?? V J:3tJ p.rrT\ In spite of the cold weather an ? ippreciative audience witness**! ^ he meeting, Our President Mr. V 3. A. Guir^:ard heinc ah-ent .the >: ^ice-President, Mr. T. R. Wh:.t* ' iresided with much noise and dijr- ; Ut.V but in a pleas'TlC nmnmn- 'L. Our Field Day winch is Marrh <: 11. being .near at hard various y :omittces made rcpru-tsT ^ The cointy is still leokintr to 'ur Sunervisor. Mrs. Bailey as.a..:. n n V in r\Tl V CoVaaI o o ? * A eom mnn A ?ii juucxmuo. w#u?t ntfr ^irtrr. Miss Hfltti,? Hallums, Mrr~f}ftn ohnson, Mr. James Colens wore he dinner guests of Miss Henri ??e flinvar, Waatminstar Ian* fl.m h Saiitl II -j J -L--. tioc as well -for she has caused 3C> luite a bit of improvements in ind around the schools. - - j ? BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL | (_ - - r;; T Hartsville. S. C.?Af'or a s'-n-j >US npornt inn nri -1 n_ lliron. tav in the'hospital. Prof. H. IT. ' Sutler is at home convalescing to he ('oliirht of his many friends, pt Po say ho is mir.nrd fi-om^ school >ress it. He is a man who dis- j>, haryes his public duties a? a cit- p, zen unconscientiovsly, and in love, ;nd fear ard loyalty to his state s God ^nuld' have him. He is I nuch concerned with tho well Kn. h ne of the town in whih he lives nd prays, and works- for its true dvancement. ? It will follow as tve ni"k* the] lav, that such a cuizen livinc a| darnels - life, in intewity and j bediSnce to the law, will be great-' M t missed. ? ? j-^ The* spacious audfforium en the ampus of Butler Hi. is neavinj omnletion to the depyht of all. The girls of Butler Hi drfooted he girls of Good Will academy iere Friday before an exciting1 roup of spectators. Butler Hi rj orged nhead in first half with a * ine point lead atW held tvis lead, ntil the end. Scores 11 -P> in faor of Rrtler Hi. The bovs lost u Guud Will 16-6. -- j _ LIBERTY NFAVS Miss Martha Helen Sizemore of 'ickens snrnt Snnrlnw w!fV> Mice ?. * -- - J .w.. | i'loree McKenai4. ------ i* Mr. and Mrs. Grovcr T.ndl and OTIS T?. T. nyid F^od nf?Enploy /ere Sunday guests of Mrs. "Car- ? ie Anderson. I Miss-Emma E. Williams spent he week-end in Greenville with lev. and Mrs. It. C. Corner. _ 1 Misses Mary L. Andersen and dary E. -Hallums of Sene a .Trnor College spent the week-end at heir respective homes. Rev. ancT Mrs. C. R. Brown of Sasley snent Thursday with Mrs. Jidney Halums and family. Rev. J. C. Hicks of Seneca f'lld the pulpit , of Now Hone Bapist church on Sunday night. A ery inspiring sermon was deliverd. V|_ Mrs. Emma Austin and erand laughters Rvha Ciew nnVl Grace ,re spending sometime with her aughter at Six Mile, Mrs. Shervis. Cing. -Mrs. J. O. North and Mrs. Car-j lina Halums visited their brother -| lev. Charles Lovland,, who is ill I t his home in Greenville. ** Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson, irs. H. N. Reid, Mr$. E. DonaldTm. Mis3 A L. Reid, Mr. Alfonso teid attended the funeral services f Rev. S.F. McGee last Sunday. Miss Verena Hallums spent Sat- H irrlcu 5? I -1-1 MATHER ACADEMY NEWS "The Laughing Cyre" Gives Evening of Hilarity Camden, S. C., February 28t-t delightful comedy, "The Laughig Cine" was presented hy ?n 1-scl^ool cast, March 1, in Brown ig's auditorium. The characters i?re as follows: Nellie McLeod, [arv Dohy, Naomi Outter^, Apisji* M'"uhv. Eolva Gray, .Johnnie ,ill, Thnman Aihen, Joli:i MicKle nd Joyner Sutton. > Tournament Now on at Mather ThrV It S. C. A. C. to-'rnaicnt'over'to he held in Mather's ym is on March 4 end 5. Eigh?2.n s hoo's are taking part, act/W]:rtr to Coa'h Martin, presieot of the conference. Several f the schools n>'o entering for the rst time. IrdiviiAial trophies ill ho nwn-d :d to the besjt boy ml to the best girl cn the.Poor, t.tso,?trnphies are awatting the hampion teams. Men's Glee Club to Appear March 10 Virginia State Colkge Men's !lee club of thirty-t\v<y voices ill make its first appearance in 'amdciv a.t Browning Tionie's hapel, March 10, at eight o'clock. he O'.e- ct"h undo- the direco" of. J IT. Montague, for.mer afvr>'-e Ptpto co'lofe in Orargeurf? where the group will nf?C "rrd-TT.-?"Tickets for lis concert avill be on sale during io tournament. r Notes '" Mo-e tlmn eightv parents at >n Vd Mnth'v's a~nml niffht sescr i of ? hoo].. February 24. Tho K-o\vi!lc College Male naitot gave a very er.ioyable >nccr t on last Wednesday nite. lie prro'in has .toured many of le n>Mliorn states, and is now wn~dinsf its melody through the outh. Tin difTivrnt?in gaiiiv-Jl'.iuiift?ofio nri'ic department gave their rual progranj of spiiituals last LiSlilyZr ?- ?' ? Games be'ween the boys and its </f Mather and the teams of rtii-,'..-).i ?( (' play d in Mather's rin. February 25. The girls' wns ,m-th~~?hfd the boys' 41-bmh hi fnvor of Mather. DO O OO OOO O O O OOO OOOO0 OC02CW Q^.C-z>:O.O:O:OO.Q.O^ JSE IIAIRLONGER A wonderful flair C rowe-i* akfs the hair grow Long, Full id I.uxuriant. A fair trial will nve its wonderful worth. airlonger (Irower 25r essinj; Oil 25i istape 10c. * ' ALSI&P. WYNNE, Box 24, Clio, S. C BEST, 3UAUTY COAL | ?ALWAYS? ROMPT SERVICE PHONE 4311 Dial 789 ; : 9' fohn F. Hunter Funeral Director and Embalmer >Trs. MARY H- MADDEN, Assistant ? 120 N. Harper Street Ltitfeni, 8. . /X ^ # ^ W + ; i/ t*-U *? 1'%^- _ " *- ' - " ? CLINTON COLLEGE NEWS President J. S. Stanback visited the campus Thursday, Feb. 23rd' and was very well pleased with therTVork that is now being carried on by the assistant President, - Pruf. C. H. Turner, and other mem bers of the faculty., , Our school is moving on nicely land making progress in every way ,:With these beautiful spring days we a'-e enioving, wo hr?po to on-' complish much befo.re the end of this school year. ' ' j There was witnessed by many., ."An AmateurHour Program,"! sponsored bv Miss Jennie Howze, > Reg;sfrar, Thursdav evening. Feb. 24, in the auditorium. Talents front feline*** rmmnff Scott High and ^CHntoifc N. & I. Coljnee Were particlWntafr' An amplifier was used nwfe^Efisofv'M. A. Movon of Krrrrnott Sn&tt bfi a-;ted as "Maior Bowes." The program was enjoyed by all. The preliminary cohtost for thej Junior Hi and .Junior Normal c1ns> ses will be held March 4, ~7 and class will be selected to sneak on the Oratorical Contest which is , held during tV Commencement i I Exercises in May. ' . I The Annual Founders' Day program will be held Tuesday. Aprir j 5th. Efforts are being made hv i each teacher and nupil for the fi-! ! nancial drive which ends on this j j date. ! d?The basketball teams. boysT nn<f| girls, are being victorious this, season. Both teams have been nblo' to defeat- most teams mot. Thev will meet the T ancacter Tr. s"hool I Wednesday night. Mar. 2. in the EmneP Scott Hi gvmnasium. 0u~ J tea pis have defeated T.an"aster alI ready this season; and hope to.ro-. peat. CHERAW NEWS M's. M. R. Howard, president J of fhr? Woman's Baptist S'at? con^ction. gave 6 W*v timely ftt. I'ce Dee Union Bapt. t church Surdav morning in inter- , ! est of the convection, which will -convene -at ?Columbia, -S:?C:, In- " .Juno. M-s. M. B. Rohlnsor r.'f Church ' [-street motored to" Washington j'wi'h Mr. Ted Johnson/ Mi\ Johnson kept oj\_t^NTW York and MrS Kobinson spent a few Tlays in CKJjO.C O O.OO.C82D DO OO OODO O OOO O' ?=?*f "fci ^ o o T&' w iwKTnTiWirill Jm ? a oo^^0i?s??:acK^^ WHILE IN WRW YORK . _ STOP AT WQODS1DE HOTEL : ?-v I 't* Finest Colored Hotel _ in ?larlem 2424 <th Ave. at 142nd St. New York, New York AUDUBON 32400 * 4 :f??4444?444????0??44? David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient attention ?iven to all businessr- ~ pl ?ced with me PHONE 5.717 < *>* >xm> ( )TII)i FULL LINE OF BULK 1 | PERFUME AND TOILET ( ARTICLES Counts Drug Store 1105 WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 2-1007 r Pqm-O T It. D..~i n ji Mii-v-uui O.YSLUfll Y~ In Beauty Culture Give_^A^-0-fcW~TfAIR, Scalp Dandruff and Toilet Preparation? a Trial. Their worth has been proven. Have and are growing Hair on Bald Heads and Bare Spots when directions are follow eo. Will promote a full growth of Hair. ._ ... T Box Hair Grower 35c 1 Box Special Hair Grower - 40c 1 Box Scaln Soap Ur=-.v?-^ ? 20c 1 Box Pressing Oil *5c j. 10 oenf* rrtra for riostaVp" Registered in TT. S. Patent Office Agents Wanted. Write for Terms 0 Made By ' ( Mm*. FANNIE L. CAROLINA 1029 Hhfh Market Street v ?? i i f > ' ' -x ' . tvy.-*' *- '' '- ? ''-^'- ? - : W-. - '- * 1 Saturday, March 5,-1938T Washingtou visiting friends and relatives. Miss Marion Johoson spent the week-end at "home. ~ . ""?< The Chesterfield county teachers and the Anson county teachers met in a game of h.-iskevbnir Fri day night Jin Coulter's gym. The victory went to Anson county. ed the Baptist Missionary sooie-ty at her borne Friday afternoon. ?Mr. James ItMji.'rrm Ti egriiiu" at Morris college spent th: week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Zannie Williams. Mrs. O. V.- Miller c*f Sumter was the week-end guest of Mr. ana Mrs. M. J. Montgomery. PROFESSIONAL cards vx-x-t Honrs Daily: Sundays: TTffJO to 8:00 P.M. 8:00 Toll XW 2:011 to t :00 P.M . J. Wendell Stever PHYSIO TIIPTMPlST GRAM ATP M ASSF.l'R Health Treatniertts- Ry Appoint meats 1311 Campbell St. Camden, S.C. DR. A. B.'.JOHNSON Sl.RfirON ^ Office: -HlN'iV AsmouL-Iw Street Phone 31<0'> ResidTirc: 010 .OkV. Str.-et Ph-'jo* 87 |i> REV. J. II. JOHNSON Office }n(?t VYnr> iMMiic?r Dealer in Real C.-iat-'.. performs marriage?cr;T'lnn:,.^?vv-r-rtT' w iRn. deeds, in- } 'tr.-.L*' ej.ilms. etc. Call to Ste Him OflkiLJ.' hu n J ~S a u 7 -R-t-ar trriMI TO 1 b oi^r d ?/. X IVijL 1 A IV1V IV \ttorne.v-at law ai..! .-.Notiii-y i\;blic J'KAt I R |, i,\ .vi. I, Cot Kis ? - olatt x\iiA t .H( r.l ' '^ n-lci. ? , V ;.-iu. S. C. "UK.'P. li v 'H/,'r,K l>v.i;,r ' * .'.J., ,.;,.+0 I)js. ? in. (jijti.s CnKi < ijavi. a; i; lajiljjr Work V JUice Hioi.-. l{?.s #264 -r?: .lii5 Wasl.inniu,; yi., Cola., S. C. DR. J. G. STUART ? Eye, Ear, Nosp-nn'tl 1 lin.at T"~7 ~ -?s-n 1 '-xr^n'^rTTrrrry Office Hours- 1'olephone; 11:0U to 1:?M? I'. M. lies. 4i5!12 0:00 to ?;*nn F M. Office 379ft -Office: Residence: 2030 Taylui St. 1417 Fine St Office Honrs: T- It-phone: II A. M. t. 2 F. M. Res. S875 6 F. M. to x I'. M. Dr?,\V. I). Chappelle ' j _ ' - Pl?9ioi:in ami $iirc<-nn Diseases of \\'< m? n and Chi]' e| A Sp'ciaity Office: _ Resilience: 4115 Lad/ St. 13(?r Fire SET, Colombia, S. C. Office Hour?; Fhonea. 8 to 0 A. M. 'O.'lice 0033 11 to 2 F. M. Res. 6798 .6 to 8 F. 31. Dr. ft. ft. Frederick Physician OlfCP: R^irlf m*A; llOTVi Washington . lil?> Fark Dver Victcv Sav.i.gs Junk, Columbia s. C. ^hone 71? 1 All classes t Ix-ntal Work Dr. L. H. Hallman I> K N T I S T I'AIM CESS FAIR tf . ION'S Sunday.-- !>y App-iinlnu'rits Qflice: iJerva"? Street , / Columbia, 8. C Ol'ice lloui. Telephones: tSO-Ar Si. to . .00 P. M.'uihce 60.13 Kes'dence 8873 Dr. D. K: Jeftkins DENTIST Filling,, I 'lattCrowns, Bridges Sumiay. I?y Appointment ' Ane.sth' sia a Specialty J.L.' 1 MADAM PETER'S Hair (Jrower Vr-Diseased wlp-^-Oiy-es T.IfC fll teauty. REST (J ROWER??nni. nco a Wfl>-^l'KICK-35cr 90fi Hlaitdinir St. Columbia 'ounfs Drue: Store, Washington St.' ThomaR . Pn<tr Stn>-o. Taylor an* Harrtr-n StrWtii j it viliil'ltaf jUB|?