Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday, May 14, 1938 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brooks attended the graduation of their son Charles Brooks, of Seneca Jr. College on last Sunday. They were accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Smith. Mrs. Mary Perrin of 1015 Richland street was pleasantly surprised when her-son and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Perrin of Atlantic City, N. J., motored here to spend Mother's Day with her. Dr. and Mrs. ,J. K. Perrin of Atlantic City N. J.,'and mother Mrs. Mary Perrin motored to Charleston Monday and were of Dr. amP Mrs. Aylwood Cornwell and R. W. Perrin who is connected with Field ing Funeral Home. Mrs. Mae D. Walker is recuperating nicely ft'oni a recent illness Misses Coiine and Mamie Gordon aryi Mjfs. Fannie M. Sawyer are spending the week-end in Rock ? = ? Hill7 attmiting the Missionary Con vention of the AMEZ Church. Mr. EnTuCT' Green 'whff is con^ fined to..fehe- Waverly Hospital is - reported much improved. ^ Mrs. Mary Ann Mobley spent the week end with her parepts, Mr. and Mrs. Cie Green. As her guests she had Mr. G. W. Thomp -son, Mrs. F. P.- Wilsorr and Mrs. T. C. Devonpoeh. They had a very nice and pleasant week end. Miss Serena Jackson, her friend (Mr. Wardell Brown) and her two sisters Miss Leola Jackson and Mrs." Rosena Chestnut and some more of her friends, Mr. Solomon Tucker, Saul Jackson, spent Mother's Day with her father's sister Mis. Cornelius Smith. Mrs. L. E. Rosemond at 901 Pine street was glad indeed to have her nephew Mr. James C. Jackson from Easlcy spend Mother's Day . with.her. Mrs. Bertha Murphy of Winnsboro was the guest of Miss Ethel Gibson last week. Hereon, James Murphy, underwent an operation at the. Good Samaritan Hospital. He is doing nicely. McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. James Foster of Lancaster, S. C., spent Sunday in Charlotte, N.C. " They also motored over to Monroe, N. C. They reported a pleasant trip. Mrs. Joe Goodwin c/f 924 Har den, - streot - eaUled -fco- -NeSv York to the bedside of her sick sister Jast weety. Friends wish . her a speedy recovery. LEFT FOR NEW YORK Mrs. Sarah Tilman and her sis-Winnsboro, S. C., left for New York, Saturday, April 30. far an extended visit. We are wishing for them a pleasant stay. DR? McGtLL AT SIDNEY PARK SUNDAY MORNING Dr. E. H. McCill president of ? Allen university will pif^aeh ?t .Sidney Park church Sunday morninpr at 11 o'clock. The public is - invited. THE WARD ONE WILLING WORKERS CIXB " _ The club m^t- at tlve h<?ne of Mrs. Ressa CHeefceboro, 508 Col. lege street, Tuesday night, May^ "10. The faceting was called to oi der by the madam president, Miss \Lucy Jones and opened with the elub song led by Miss Nancy Sin)s Grayer by Mrs. Cheeseboro. Bible verses were "recited by a IT oT the members. Then Mrs. Creasie Mae Thompson led another song. The rmimites were read, motioned Mrs. Smith. The roll was called the members responding briefly. Then the meeting wa^ closed. Mrs. Eva Mae Moss led the closing song Mr, Archie Tucker dismissed us. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The? meeting was called to order by the\ Presien't, Mr. Salm Williams at the home of Miss r?fttrth-Wttmms 920 College- street. First song by Mrs. Hattie Johnson. Prayer by the President Mr S?m Williams. Song by * Mrs. V ^ ... .. . sj..." .. t. . , Kenny. Scripture lesson by the president. Song by1' Mrs. Hattie ^pjaman. Tho 'house was then opened for business. The prcsi. dent then called for the minutes of the last meeting which were received and approved. ' Sick commince made ner report, not any ' members reported sck. Then unfinshed business and new business. There will be a fish fry Saturday l ight at the home of Mrs. Hattie .Coleman, 502 Main street. A pro gram was rendered by the club. After the calling of the roll nineteen members w-eie picsent. Tli? next meeting will Be at Miss Annie Mae Tucker, 620 Marion street The club was dismissed by the President, Mr. Sam Williams. Refreshments were served.. _ \Sam Williams, president; jas. Kenny, vice-presidennt; Gertrude West,, reporter. . ENG.AG EMENT AN NO E NCED. BROWN-McFARLIN Charleston. S. C.. M?y 11 ?Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tirown announce the engagement of their daughter Arthurlee Constance to Mr. W. Liyingstoxie McFarUn, Jx-, ui' King.-, stree, S. C., son of Rev. and Mrs. W. Livingston McF'arlin. "The marriage to take place in June.". HOME DECORATORS CLUB ?The?Home Decorators Club met at the home of Wm. Sartor 1313 Blossom street at" 8:30. The meet ing wus opened with prayer , by " Samuel Smith. Aftei^ AVhich the mousu was upunutl fur?bUSlIlt'SS. ' The discussion was mainly upon the problems that we come in conlact with daily. The main" speaker was Mr. Amos Watson. Our next meeting1 will be at the home of Mr.'Amos Watson, 2315 Lady St. WAVERLY SILVER STAR CLUB The club met at the home of Mrs. Mamie Harris, 1405 Lyon St The devotional exercises by o u - ] chaplain JVlrw'Willie Mae Walton. Song Jesus' is" Tenderly CalTingT Led in prayer by Mrs. Walton. Sec ond song by Mrs. Margaret Middleton. A short Mother's Day pro gram was rendered by everyone. Some sawg solos, made speeches, which \ve enjoyed immensely. The meeting was then turned over to the president. Thekid^ dance was' the hit of the time, with everyone dressed from 3 to 14 years old. All had a lovely time. The meeting ad jouuned by singing, Bl? st be the Hie That Binds. THE RADIO CI,I B. The Radio Social club held its regular meeting Tuesday night at the home of the president, Mr. Roland Harris. The meeting was opened with prayer by the president. Afterwards Scripture was read by Mr, R. Jackson. The meet ing was then opened for business. The club had a discussion of the so cial activities. After all business was discussed we then closed the meeting and began our social hour. Our host greeted us with a delicious course, consisting of potato salad, ham and crackers,- followed "with "ice lemon tea. and cake. The guests were as follows: Mrs. Ernest Wilson, Mrs. Gene Wilson, Mr. Torn Palmer, Mrs. Ernest 'Redd and Mr. James Whitman; also Misses Margaret and Bernice Harris who are here from New York on a week's .yacation. ^Everyone expressed themselves as having spent an enjoyable afternoon. Our next meeting will be at the home of Mr. Isaac Howard. EAST END JOLLY BUNCH The "East End Jolly Burich" wa^ entertained at the home of Mrs. Annie Lee Bradley, 2000 Harden street. After the devotional exer_ciats the meeting was turned over to president for n?w and old business. We also planned a Bingo Party Monday, May lGth at the hAHje of Mrs. "Lottie Richardson, the evening served a delicious course of strawberry ice cream and cake. Then we adjourned. KUHA SOCIAL CL UB The club-held its weekly meeting at the home_ of Miss Ethel Robinson, with the president on duty First selection Love Lifted Me.. Prayer was repeated. Selection Down hy the River Side. The devo tfonal exercises came to a close. ! Old and new business was discuss- J ed and approved by the members. The club adjourned to meet at the home of Miss Hattic Mae Hulloway 1207 Liberty Hill St. The-host of the eveninc ?oi>? 1 ??* p vni\f ttllU suit drinks. "'.vf * - * 7" ,,. f7 ' "'. . ' *} i ,,,.,|., i??i!fri 1 VfirttSii -1 1 COMMUXIBY SOCIAL CLUB < " The Community Social Club met' 1 at the home of Mrs. Mary Mjckle on the third Wednesday in April. The meeting was opened with the president presiding. The devotion- 1 aT exercises were beautifully cai ^ ried out by 11. After which the fi ( nuncial toll was called and respond < ed to by all the members. Quite ' a unique supr was realized. After the devotionals were over , the members took lip both old and < new business. It was decided that we give a Manless Wedding o t 1 which you will hear more later. ( After the discussion and much expression from the members we were jileased to have some visitors present in the-person-of?Mrs. Nellie Melton and Blanche and Eloise Webber who have a standing invitation at all times. After much en joyment we closed to meet next ( with Mrs. Elizfl Mickle. 1 ( The hostess made ns very happy by serving us two courses consist 1 inrc nf f Inrli"' n naUd an lettuce wit-h-^ saltines, frfiited jello and cake. ] ^NOTICE!! The annual state Pilgrimage for 1 adult teachers nad pupils will be 1 hcld in Columbia, May 15, 1938 I)r. U'm, Pickens will, be the mair j speaker at the 3 o'clock program -to?be held at the Township audi j toiium. The piDlic is cordially invited to be present. THE GULDKAKUD T.LL B~' ?.T-be-elub hold itu regular session Monday nite, May 9 at the home Of Mrs. Beatrice Green, 2120 Elmwood Ave. ^fhe club was called to order at the regular hour by the president; Devotionals conducted by the president. The 'minutes re- J ceived and adopted. The financial roll was called all members re- j spoil:!ed. A beautiful program was ( rendered. Little Miss Susie Green recited a beautiful poem. The club adjourned. ?Refreshments wore] served. I^ext- meeting will be held ~ at 2219 Luzon Ave., Mrs. McCler- j kin's. , Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin and Lit-L tie Betty Jane spent Sunday with relatives ir. Batesburg, " , Mf.. and'Mrs. James Green spent | :?i. n... tt> i? t . ouium%\ wiui iiivu iiuni wis. n?JS3iir j Goodwin. " - | JOHNSON-JONES NUPTIALS < Washington, D, C., May 8?Mis3^c Juan it a- Johnson, a former teacher of Laurens, S. C., and Mr. Everett (' Jones of Washington, IX- C., were', ami ried at the home of Mrs. Ella Johnson, the mother of the bride. ^ er's (lay at the resuTence, 1109 P j" st., n. w. : ft , ' J This was a -unique wedding with ( lovely flowers of all kinds surround : ing the bride and groom. The counle will make their home in Wash- ; ington. The Rev. Murray of Wash ' ington, formerly of Lexington, Va. ! was in charge of the ceremony. The eduple -were entertained at a reception immediately following the ceremony. 1 j1 The guests were: Mr. W. J. Sim | mons, mcmbier Democ atic Executive Committee, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Burnell, of Philadelphia; Mrs ! Mam ye Jones, the mother of the groom of Lexington, Va.; Miss Roberta Johnson, Mrs. Annie Grif-.. fin, Clarie Johnson, Mrs. Mattie P. Fuller, Mr. Charlie Johnson, Mrs. Minnie Pvles, Mr. Porterfield ' Tohnson and Thomas Shelton, Jr. | THE CHARITY SOCIAL CLUB _ ^ Mullins?The club was enter- ' thired at the home of Mrs. Lee . ( Roll on Bond street. After devo- | tional (xcrcises the meeting was | turned-over to the president and old and- now business was taken < P. - I We wf re very glad to enroll . two I1CW mpmhpr.'fl Mr. grid?Jklr3. Tohnie Martin. A dclicioug repast was served. The next meeting will be at the home o-f Mrs. Mary Carmichael, Dixon street. MR. K. D. WAT IS GOES THE KNIFE Greenwich, Conn.?Mr. Eugene Watts was stricken at his home^ 51 Lewis street, here, and rushed to the Greenwich Hospital on May 2nd, where he has undergone a serious operation. His wife has summoned his family to his bod side, among the arrivals are a sis tor Mrs. Sally Gray, with her son Sidney and gi andrlaughtei^-LrHTarr ' from Washineton, D. C., a brother Mr. Clarence Watts from Philadelphia; a nephew Dr. Edward Watts and his wife, antl moUier-in-law, and a niece Dorothy .Lyttleton from Boston, Mass. Miv-WatU i* making promising recovery. . rHE PALMETTO LEADED 'Board Of Trades tist Church May 16 * - i There will be ptesented at Zior Baptist church on Monday night May lf>, 11)38 at 8 o'cluuk. a Bumi af Trades Parade. Every trade of life will be pre scnted and 5 minutes to each boarc will be given in which to demonstrate their trade. Don't miss "seeing this parade Something that has never been ir ^our city before. Admission 10c . Prizes will be owarded to th< )ni's pri'sejitmg" the Lvet display Sponsored by you know who? Come and see. Rev. j. P. Reeder, Pastor rm: piiillis y.vv.c.a. news We wete very pleased to have as our guest Mrs. Mildred Jeffords '' -a ?. General secretary of the YWCA at our May meeting. She commend id the bonrd for the excellent way they are doing?c Out board members are: Mrs. o.-ii-> rr tlf?m. r invvui,?r-TTTTTT-TTrcrn?vx ' vuc .oiur.iittee ot Management; Mrs. P. K. Butler, vice-chairman of the Committee of Management; Mrs. Estella Johnson, financial secre:ary; Mrs. N. J. Frederick, \reas* irer; Miss Helen Redrick, chairnan of the Nominating Comiuited;sMrs. Canie Rutherford, chair nan of the House Committee; Mrs. Pearl Lott, chairman of the Rcigious Committee; Miss Mary Ray Saxon, chairman of the Educationij_ Committee;" Mrs. Bertha A. PewTs, branch secretary and organ zer of the Girl ^Reserve clubs; diss Ida L. 0:!am, House DlrOcl ess. The new members on the >oard are Mrs. Pearl Baxley, redding secretary; Mrs. Birdie iVithers, chairman of Public Affairs; Mrs. Joyce Jenkins, chairnan of the Health Education Com nittee; Miss TKomasera Duckelte hairman of the Girl Reserve Adisms,and Miss Blanche M. Jack[On. chairman of the Publicity com nittee. i 7 During the month ~df May .mE ire planning t0 have Dr. William Pickens conduct a lorum at the 'Y". Subiect to be announced la ,er. Some of our latest improvements ire. the purchasing and installa;on of a sink and tub combination in the kitchen, a new lavatory in the bathroom, a stove in the reoption hall, a range for the kitch . n and a radib. by the Bell Vin:ent club. . Mrs. Lewis has organized nine ic'tive girl reserve clubs. The training class under Mrs. Withers* supeivision has renovated and made useful household furnishings-.' They have conducted many home improvement projects. " < ---1.1:- -T liu; PUUJIC ir Mi>y?ja tuiumiij invited to vi>it the Y.W.C^A. B. M. Jackso*n, Chr. Publicity committee. MRS. E. W. TURNER ENTER lAINEI) BY CLUB MEMBERS The Bucilla Art and Social Club was hostess Thursday afternoon entertaining with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Eloise \V. Turnei at the home of Miss Giaco Walkei ei member of the club. ?A?profusion?rf??pink ftftd red roses, dentzia carrying out a pink, red and white color scheme; decorated the living and dining rooms. Centering the dining table on which was a handsome lace cove.1, was a blue bowl of pink roses?two blue candlesticks held white tapers at the corners. The aide held the ice punch bowl, with vers greeted the guCst^ at the door and presented them to the living room. Mrs. E. Turner appeared in a Navy blue afternoon dress. "She was presented . a bride's memory took. Mrs. Turner wt\,s a teacher in Spartanburg county, the daughter of "Mr. Larry Wilsoni Her friends regret her leaving, but wish por her a long nnd happy married ife. She left Saturday for New i'ork City. Many useful gifts were receivod. The following persons were present: Mesdnmes W. C. Bunch, A. J. Thorp*, S. M. Tanner Bertha Dale Rice, Janet Rivers, Doll Mann, Geneva Barksdnle. A. ^raipr, Vivian Glypm, Anjanet Anlerson, M. L. Nicholas, Octavla Jones; Misses Millie Rivers, B. L. Rivers, Vermel io Anderson, Grfiee talker, Anne Wheeled, Mabel Fos ter, Nettie Fox, Sara Wheeler, A. P. Anderson, Creola Woodward, Gharlie Mae Campbell. Messrs." J W. Brown, Henry Cra:pr, Albert Campbell, Roosevelt Moore, J. T Fair, E. F. Rivers, Dr. Cb_ W Glyipph, Arthur Benson, W. D Tatiher, Horace Lee^iBayii Cure ton, Marion Rice, George Nicholai Madison Gist, Charles Mann, Ar thur D. Anderson. ^ > > Estes-Winfield Nuptials Chicago, 111., May 11.?Miss Be 1 atrice Estes became the bride ol 'Mr. Mih''" AVi 11 fi .>1 ij ir. P" ^ i- r t; wedding ceremony, which tool . pluce Satuiday evening, May 7, a I 8i o'clock in the home of her aun and uncle^ Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Rayford, 4344 Indiana Avenue. Thi i Rev. S. II. Sweeney, pastor of St Mark's M.E. church officiated a ' ihi- rites in the prouenee?of?i I large number of relatives an< *f.. ? * * |1i1vuun. mi, ocsse ivienweathe played Lohengrin's wedding marc) | Miss Novella MoGhee, soprano so I loist sang, "Because" by d. Harde lot and Allen Lane played "the vio lin obligate preceding the .weddinj ceremony. The couple pronounced the vow: beneath an arch- of blue and whiti and the improvised altar wai banked with ferns and ' "? flnu rg - The brido wuu feiven in inaniagi by her father, Mr. Alvin Drayton wore a lovely wedding gown o j white satin, beautiful lace veil ant pearls,"" white' satin slippers ant carried a bouquet of tuiips and lil lies of the valley. She was one oi he most charming brides Chicagc has witnessed in many years. M iss Mai ion Guest, beautifu and youthful, the maid of honoi wore a contrasting pink taffeta carrying bouquets^ of pink . buds ' the hiatron or honor, Mrs. Frances Winfield Yancey was elegantly ' gowneu in blue satin trimmed u ihine stone acessories and her aunt Mrs. Marshall Rayofrd wore becomingly a beige lace and t h ( groom's mother was stunning i r nnflpVi pnlnrorl lu/>n ~ - ? r VW.U4VU 4UVV , A uwin >7 00 nil air of delightful simplicity through The loveliness of . the wedding .vus augmented by the charm and manner in which the bride descended the stairway in the hnmt ' hich?was?decorated?with huge Jems and baskets of flowers. -After the ^wedding ceremony, a reception was held in the Rayford .iomo and Mrs. J. Mayo Williams .vas assistant hostess for the fa nily. A bouquet of mixed roses iinamented the refreshment table Cary E. Lewis acted as an usher The bride and groom are verj popular among the younger sel md have a wide circle of friends They will be at home, 1616 Eas1 12nd street. Mrs. Winfield is a graduate o] ne of the Southside High school: . and has completed a study of com merce.at a downtown business-col lege. She practiced her professior " Until becoming~a bridge. Mr. Wrrr field is a post office employee. Among some of the out-of-towr guests were: Miss Thelma Carter New York City, cousin of t h < bride; Dr. and Mrs. B; A. Everett Columbia, S. C.;' Dr. and Mrs. William Marshall, Beloit, Wis.; Mis: Lois McFall McGhee, Detroit, Micl Miss Lillian Penn, Minneapolis Minn.; and Miss Ella- Havmen, Li ma, Ohio. The bride and 'her mo ther and aunt are from Camden, S C., and known throughout t h < State. ROYAL MUSIC CLUB. ' The club met at the home o Miss Susie Jones, Wednesday nite ' May 4. The meeting was called t order by the president, Miss Susi "31ae"Hppkins at the regular hout The devotions were conducted b; the chaplain Miss Lucy Jacksor - After the devotions, the presiden called for the minutes; the secre tary Mrs. M. W. Edwards read th? minutes. A motion prevailed fo adoption, After which unfinishe* and new business was transacted A splendid program was sponsoret by M iss Louisa Richerson. Aftei the piogram the nice ting was tun ed over to the financial secretary Miss Adelaide Myers and financt committee, Miss ? Susie Jones ane Mr. Frank English to collect th< - vim .i.?^itss r-vciyn muier COntriD utcd 5c in the collection. We than! Miss Butler very much. W? ad journed to meet at the home oj Miss Elizabeth James Wednesday - -May- Ht+r. BENEDICT CLl'B NOTES. Thn rorvnloi* ~ * ' - . v^uibi m?:cuiiK Wtt? nCK 'on May 3rd in Starka Library ) Each member present pledged t< give various amounts to the t,i 7 "fei'ary Fund. A committee of fou was appointed to solicit pledge . and collect as many as" possible b; . May 17th. 71 A special meeting will be hel I on the above date in order to co' r lect the funds and arrange t - turn same over to Preside! Starks. All member# are asked t be present at this meeting. _ After hnwi_a?v?-y?interest* infir. as well ,;hjgram was presented. Mrs. Lillian . O'Daniel read a nTost inter?#sting j f paper on "The Negro in Music.." y- Mi'i W. A. I'uiy uirerud U #l'dui>^ of beautiful oil paintings and Mrs. t George Wheeler presented a short t study in "Perceptive Sketches," 1 with illustrations. e Refreshments were served and all present spent a most enjoyable t evening. Don't forget the special r muotinfli Tuesday?evening.?*May j 17th in Starks Library at .7:3$ o'r clock. ^ Fremon E. Altee, Chr., Publicity Committee. AT HOME f The friends of Mr." and Mrs. Walter Davis will find them at 8 home 2411 Lady street. Miss Dag Mewborn, before her marrigae on J October 2nd. 1937. CHERAW NEWS f . r ~ . j Misses M. D. McFarlan and Julia -Harrington and others witness ed the school closing exercises of ^ Mrs. S. B. Ervin and Mrs. 0. C } Duckett, teachers of Patrick school last Friday evening. I The Young Women's club rendered a Mothers' Day program at Pee Dee Baptist church Sunday ' afternoohl In connection! with I Thlp program wac a Mothers' cor 1 test. Mrs: Susan _Ford received 1 first prir.P nnd Mr< Adn T-al . k ond -prize, for raising the highest amounts of money. Mrs. A. M. Picken3 is spending ! sometime on Church street with 1 Mrs. Maggie Green. Mrs. Green 1 is sick at this writing t Little Marguerite Robir.son of 3J1 Church street is visiting Mi and Mrs. Jbhn L. Tyson and little . daughter. Lf?ura Jean "of Sumter. Rev. and Mrs. S. M Miller erf Sumter were in the city last Mon' day as Mrs Inez Montgomery's.. r guests. Mr. Webster Wright entertained the Usher Board of Wesley M. ' E. church at his home on Green 1 street last Monday evening. The ' young ladies and gentlemen of I 1 whom the board is composed, were I . c n ?nr a /\ q 1m n/>V>nA? oftn^ fW a Vvnci, I ness was transacted. ' Miss Virginia Lee Talley spent t last week-end.'at home with her . parents. Thie ^oflowirtg were t Mss Talley's guests on Sunday: Msses Mary Bass and Hazel. Mr. f and Mrs. L. Rily and Mr.- Abraj ham Lily <yf Bennettsville. Mesdames Isabelle McDoriell and . Elizabeth Tillman and Misses C'at, h^rine Poe and Pearl Robinson mo Friday. i ! Mrs. Henry Marshall honored J her little daughter Y.vor.ne with a ' , birthday party at which time tweii- j ty little friends of Yvonne's en' joyed themselves. i MARY AGNES V. HURRAH \ 1 PASSES IN CAMBRIDGE The death of Mary Agn^s Yi /Mum ismMmtSBSM* (Mi I - < ! Cabin in tl ; Ridgewood on the ? -f - < > , 'V' ,| n { } ^ l 1^l^r' ^ yr | CABINS, DANCE PAY | SSN15WICHES AND D * | 24 HOUR? ? i Phone 2-2342 it w * - ? -- ? - - P?f? ' cer.is Hurrah wps quite a shock to^ j 'tlie .eluMvt-s ;ti.d inends in Woodruir S. G. of Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Durtah formerly of WoodrulT arid Rock Hill now resdie in ('amhi i ige Ma^s. ? -^Miawhs-a rAveet, affectionate and very pft raiir>tr child. She was eight years old in 4th grade school, 2nd grade music. She was very talented. in music for her age. On Wednesday, April 27 , o..v ?<?.-> wun tnat most i dreadful disease, pneumonia. On ? >un uy. Ma) 1, ill, end c'kme so 5 peacefully ai d-calm. Th?* remains were* shipped from Cambridge, Mass., Tuesday for buria] Wednes day at 5 p.m. with the futher and mother ex-pasi&r officiating, as^ sisted by Prof. C, 1". Hinton. Rock Hill, S. C. Mr. and Mrs Durrah were graduates of Clinton coll'-go, Rock Hill. As tie sun was setting behind the wos'.u ii hui/.n?the l'tm&ins were- laid to rest 'r.eath a bcautifnl mound of fluaeis. She ltftt'ts to rilbOum her sau uemue a mother and fath'.r. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Durrah.'Cambridge, Mass.; a grand mother Mrs. M A Gilmore, Rock Hill; two u-Hoy?CUrr rah and Roesevelt Norris, Woodruff, other relatives and friends. In the morning of her days. In youth ar.d in krve she died; ^^^^E^SHAVE At last science has found a "way to remove a beard without shaving. No more razor, no scraping, no cuts, no soap, no bother. Merely apply Magic Shaving Powder as directed ? then wipe pff, leaving a clear, smooth sltin. Don't wait! 35c buys a generous size package at any drug store* If you want to try before you buy, write Magic Shaving Powder Co.. Dept. 3? .? Savannah, Ga , for free trial- sample. - ~ USE HAIRLONGER A wonderful Hair Grower Makes the hair grow Long, Full and Luxuriant. A fair trial will prove its wonde~f\?l worth. IT..J-1.? *? tAUH iuii^ci UIU'HI Pressing Oil I". 25c Postage 10c. ALSIE P. WYNNE Box 24, Clio, S. C.HnMUHfiHHHBHKI i Hours 9:00 to 10:QQJA.M.: 2:00 to 3:00 P. AT! and 7 to 8:00 FT M.~ BISHOP \V. I). 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