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Satnrrfny, September 17, 19; 'Mrs. Lula A. Bunting^, Bookkeeper of The Palmetto Leader, and hor son, Basil Hampton, left rast wecnestlay for Bordenotwn, - N. J.,' where she entered Basil in the Manual Training School o 1 that-city,?Mrs^Bunfcine; will spend awhile with her sister and fcrother-in-law. Ml-.'and Mrs. John Gallrmm, in- New York City, before re turning. ~ Miss Thelma G. Woodbury, recent graduate of Booker T. Washington High school? has deft - for Talledega college to complete her college training. Air. ar.d Mrs. J. C. Castor and daughters, little Miss MiU-tanawr Castor and Mrs, Cora B. Castor ? Jackson spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Adams of -?Hopkins, S. C. Dr. H. G. Thompson report a Wty pljasanj. vacation visiting Washington, New York and Atlantic City. 3liss Jeanette Lyles has returned to the city after spending a very pleasant week in Jhaileston wttft MiSs Clarice -Brawn and ? family. ? Mr. Henry Everett left the city Monday- Tor Cambridge, Mass.. whoro ho will nntn.. tVm Tunim class of Harvard University. Miss Josie Mae Glenn stepped in Columbia a fe\y hours^ with her aunts, Mrs. Susie Halcombe and MVs. JtQsie McDaniel3. There was given a mid-cay party Aug ust 29. at the home of Mrs. Halcombe. The guests were: Marga ret Bookman, 'Npomi -.. Lumpkin, Thelma Woodbury, Mamie Lee Gibson, Edear Williams', Cleveland Jacobs and Willie Miller. Miss Glenn is a studont nurse at the ? University Hospital " of Abgusta, _ Ga, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Preston r;ienn~nT Winnsboro, S. C. Miss Glertn will igraduate June 1, 1939. Mrs. Mary Lee Bohler and sons Mason Jr., and Richard of Augusta. Ga., spent last week in the city. While here they were the house guests of Mr.-and Mrs. Venson Bohler of 1309 MbDuffie Ave. Thoy report a very -pleasant stay. Mr. Mason Bohler, Mrs. M. , Starks _ Branham, Mrs. Maxine Starks Branham and little Mae Branham of August#.,. Ga., former resrlnnt.g of thU pity \vor.? in ttu. city and wore the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Velison Bohler. 1309 McDufTie Ave. Mrs. Madgine Starks Branham Mrs. Maxine Starks Brariham and little?Mau,?frrmTtrr?residents <5T this city, bi:i now ol Augusta, Ga. were the dinner guests of thuir brother Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. vjus otarKs, 024 Marion St. Univ. , Terrace. HALCOMBE RETURNS G. E. Ilalcombe of Columbia is back fi<om a vacation he spent with his aunt and uncle, Mrs. C. L. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Glcmn. Miss Elise Man igault a former graduate of the Booker aWshington school anci 3rd year college of ""State" invited Mr. Hal:ombep and his comma. Mary Jane and Allen L. Mitchell to a night picnrc given at the churcTr."Miss Manigault is the daughter of Mr. and Mra> Q. C. Manigault of Winnsboro, S. C. She is one of the young women who belong to the society group that entertains out-of-town guests. At the close of the picnic Mr. Halcombe extended an invitation to Mrss Manigault to come to Columbia to meet members of the Columbia society. SOUTHERN MOONLIGHT By Madge Cleo I'erry Witja earful eyes, I look around, The glance of silver fills my e'e, The radiant smoothness of the moon - Through the Irees, enchants ma There are those who cannot walk Or-feel well like you and me, Still they rejoice? to. see The moonlight through a tree. When it's night time, moonlight time And all is full of glee, The southern moon is brightest tree. I know now why thfl tree, that is - At my window, stands so prbud It was waiting for a chance to shine When thereVJ be no clouds. I know why the hearts beat fastei " When lovers see the glare*, But I do not know th ? secret That is whispered in each ear. i Know not why this stream of flflory Comes to me this night, I only know my soul's windows _??Ju* tearful ut tftlft sight. J* t r- * * IS ~r - . ?? IN MEMORIAM ] In loving: memory of our mother who passed away, September 8 18th 1937. . tl X Moments of sadness oft steal C over us 1 Tears of silence often flow, "c We miss yo-u s0 very much * Since you left one year ajjo. Children: . ? Mro ; Mrs. Mable Jenkins C - 1 'L' Mrs. Wr E. Green 1 IN MEMORIAM F : X Rev. Albany, G. S.?In loving t - romembcranee --of?otn?dear?htrs-? band., father^ and grandfather, o - Rr,v. G. S?Albany, who departed -a this TiTe eight years ago today, a September 19; 1930. c t We -shall - always cherish - the V memories, * - . * Of the one We loved so dear. Memory is the gift of God That death cannot destroy. a His devoted wife, son and grand- -g daughters: Mrs. A. R.. Jas. M.. I j ~ ' ' u Jaimiris?Br and Jacqueline Y. ^ Albany. P: CARD OF THANKS r L \Vji wish to thank our many p friends for kind expressions of syrnpathyr fo* use- of cars;- for n --florals, and for any act of kind- ? C ness rendered during the illness ? and d^ath erf our beloved sister n and aunt, Mrs. Carrie Chapman. Brother and Sister ^ ""Nephews an? "Nieces. ~ SUMTER BOYS ENJOYs CAjftP LIFE - w Monday morning, August 29 a n very happy group of boys.left the j Recreation center for a camping . trip at DaTzell. These boys are " members- of the "Better Citizens w club", and had planned and look- p J ed forward to this for some trme. j< ! SilVer' teas, amateur night and boys night were some of the ways 1 by which ~m~oney~ was raised to fi- 'f {nanco the outing. Then too and other necessities. It was real camp life:' swimming, boating, fishing, hrkes,^ base ball and indoor games made the j hours pass all too swiftly. A ~ ] number of club girls accompanied the "gang" and spent the first, i which seemed ery short to them. -** I K ) his was our first camp, and j muyh of its success is due to the I untiring efforts of "Mr. McKinTey JVJcKnight, club director, who was in charge of the camn. The rec- ??, - roation supervisor, Mrs. Pertder- j grass, did many things to make the1'stfly "pleasant, and parents ahd'w friends went out each day. Thurk- tl with the boys voting for another ..r neott summer. ? We* wish to thank all who tispiptod?in any way. tL This is a WPA project sponsor-^-A ed by the County Board" of "Educa-"^ tion. rii ai ACE HI HAS FULL HOUSE ci -* ? tc The members of the Ace High l Bridge club of Kingstree, S. C. - were the honored guests of Miss! n Margaret E. Blakely at her hqme| eight mi'les from here on the u Blakely plantation, in its final de-[Sj but of the season. A most en-!aj joyable evening was had by all present, and outstanding fact was [ that this was the first time since the organization of the club last M June that outsiders were invited o] to partake of Ace Hi hospitality, j The entire bottom floor of the -Jwmic was deeoratctd im the?chrtrx colors, black and white and the b rooms were thrown ensuite for-the? auspicious social occasion. Honorable outsiders invited included: Mr. and Mrs. Aaron MontuE gomery. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Thorn o: as, Mr. and Mrs. Jake McGreu, c< Mr. and Mrs. Wf W. Smalls, Mrs. u Irma Gefddis, Misses Lrzzie Coop- fi er, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McAlisCer, ei Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith, Mr. and k Mrs. B. U. Blakely, Prof and Mrs. t< D. L. Fulton, Dr. and Mrs.' J. A. e< Mason, Mr. C. E Murray. L TT* I if o f r? V\ Ion lirnvA o r\ ^ rt V* vi rl /-? /\ Y~> X I V V inuico wcic oct iur wi ?u^c j r after which refreshments were^i served. Following this came an U ' informal dance on the spacious w living- room floor. . ci In the receiving line at the fare a l_well party were M&ses Geneva v Stafford and L. Harvin. y Sev<*ral lovely courses were ser- j< ved. Cocktails{ crisp salted crack E ers with weinics, a salad course | P on lettuce leaves, pickles, blocked li che |;e sandwiches, punch and F whole pieces of choice chicken. C The eabinefr of the Ace Hi *re -? Fred Williams, President; Ella G. T Mason, vrcg-president Pearl Pen-_ J, derjrrass, secretary; J. H. Fulton assistant secretary; Willard Ful- S ton, reporter; M. E. Blakely tea-|'< 1 surer. s< ' The Ace Hiprh club has eniov-^ cd imrrumse attention during the w past, its initial season and looks t: , forward with pleasure to the next ii with the hope that it shall be as ? : the saying goes: "Bigger and Bet- ^ Ur". ? ___ J TTIE EAGLE CLUB 1; n The club met at the home of Miss Qjji'llar Owens 719 Gates ( street, Friday night at 8:30 with i t ?-thn President,?Mi. Julin 'I reze- 1 __ _pr#?iding, Opening ??ng, a MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Mariah Cheeseborough of 27 Gates ,St. wishes to announce tie?marxiii^e of her daughter Miss fe'rtie Mae Cheeseborough to Mr. ieorge Hylmon, von September 1, 938. IVENING STAR SOCIAL CLUB The club met Wednesday night t tiie home of Mrs. B. Williams .002 GaUw-street? Song by the haplaiif; scripture-reading by the tihplaui. suiec'tiun by tiie" cltrtyf lible "verses by the members, 'rayer by the president. Solo by hd Secietary. Mr.. Boston - Watson he Secretary, Mr. Boston. On motion by?Mr. Burton, secnded by Mr. Brown the minutes' f?the?last meeting was-maaeived nd unfinnshed business was disussed. Roll call, dues collected,-1 he members responded briefly. Ve were dismissed by^the chaplin. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB ?: The Lucky Bird social club met; t the home of Mas. Minnie Bow-I rs, 1012 College street. After ^ evoti-onal period old, and. new^bualess w.ire discussed. The sick re ort was made. We decided to have a picnic at >unbar Lake, Sept. 26, 138 and the ublic is invited to go with us. 'liere will" be a fish fry Saturday" ight. September 17 at Mrs. Hateptember 20th 8 p.m. _ Refreshlifits served. ^ FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE i .. . i mm' -/Al ?TTK-? l^l? 1 I " ^ I 1,1 1 ' vlJvD The Florence Nightingale club of First CalvaryBaptlstchurch 'ith Mrs. A. Alston as president let at home of Mrs. Parnell 2008 aylor street for its regular meet 'hich Consisted Of sinciricr nnH layer, Mia. Alston spoke from ;aiah 56:1: "Everyone that thrrsJth, come," which was the week's >sson. For a repast, the hostess sorvTHE L'AMUSANT CLUB The club met at the home of tiss Rosa Asberry, 1914 Gervais .reet at 8:30 o'clock with the pro i ram committee in charge. Mr. Smith and Mr. Brown made i itytc" very interesting lemarks on.l rhe'Cries of War". Mr. Smith 1 lit much emphasis on his maim i lints. Mr. Brown speech came : ith a "*inucii furt'L' until It held " le group spellbound. Wc< were ivored~\vith a solo by Miss tDash i rhees". Our president has returned from verv pleasant.?vacation?in?Sfe-p ugustine, Ftir Ke~ ex pressed him If as having had a vet y pleasit stay. And while visiting thei ty he visited many scenes of in rest. Messrs Q. Lewis and L. ouis ve spending tht#ir vacation i New York City. At the close bf the program the >11 was called, each member " relonding with a silver offering, fter which a delicious repast was,1 >;ved hyLJtha Jioatess. W0 ad-j >urned to meet at the home of: [iss Bash and Davis, l?)00 block f Gervais street. ELEBfcATES THIRD IRTHPAY . J ? Ridge SpriDg.?Little- ClarossaT lizabeth Hightower the daughter! f Mr- and Mrs. A.C. Hightower,j jlebrated her third birthday . Sat-; rday witlf srxteeri of her little "iends. The little folk were busily ngaged in games of various inds for more than an hour.- Af;r which Mrs. Hightower. assist-; 1 by Mrs. Herbert Coleman, Mrs.I ouise Gomillion and Misses Darn! ope and Harris served a delfcious! lurse of ice cream and cake. The i ible was beautifully decoratedith a birthday cake containing 3| andlcs and pink and green candy' sntaining toy rings. Balloons of arious colors were given as souenir8. The following persons enjyed the affarr: Little Barbara troadnax, Cleo Merritt, Iressa 'eterson, Kedrick Greene, JYilam and Hasknl BrnnVa M??i? [ammond, Ernestine and Iredel [omillion, Charles Pope, Sarah lorley, Herbert Blassengale, Jr., haddeus Coleman, Dorothy and .aBrue Davia, Da.i3y ML Dam*, l hine on Mo was led by the preslent; prayer Mr. Ezeklel Moten; econd selection, Remember Me, liss E. Western.^ Bible varses rere recited by all;-" third selec-, ron I'm Out on the Ocean Sailriff, by Mrs Lillie Perry. The min tea were* read on motion of Mrs. rictoria G! nton seconded by Mr. . W. Robinson they were approval a n,, ?; -? u.:? ' u. i^uoiiicoo yv an uiduuosvu u i tea* ( /. The roll was callnd and 24 nembers responded. The meeting: closed with Mrs. )wens leading: the closing: selecfron. Thq prpident 1*d?prayer. rKe hostess served delicious ice mm eake and botlad paano*s. % Tin. I' vfJiETTo nruEB LATE SHOW SAT |__ \ 10:45?CA] i hh The-mysterious outlaw?and his~hei "Durango Valley Raiders" starring Saturday Night, Carolina ThAitre. ' /'nrnTPn P i W t T P A piifi a t iir,s 1 CiK rAKAunArns 5 A Rev. W. R* Douglass has return ^ ed from St, Louis. Mo., where he vention He gives a glowing re-1 ' poit of this wonderful trip and the R very fine programs at the Conven- ^ tion.. " ., ^ Mr. Milbum Richburg " arrived r' home Wednesday from N.Yt iGity ? -He will leave in a few days to re- "ci sume his studies at State College, s Orangpeburg. - _ a Mrs. Mary Lewis Habdin has rd ^ turned from a visit to relatives, pi g T^Tewartt, n!' j,; N.Y\ "city - and tt Washington, D. C. d Mrs. Fannie V. Cohen and dau- n ghter Miss Fletcher have returned a from Philadelphia where thoy ti spent the summer. f< MTss Hattie Stewart,--of N." Y. ol City arrived here a few days ago to spend a while with her mother, v< Mrs. Nellie Stewart, Bailey St. |ir Miss Ida Pearl MitchelL return-J ^ ed Monday from N. Y. City where [ji she spent the summer. She ?_*_ ^ spending this week with~her parents in Blaits, S. C., and will re- nj turn Monday to resume her work. ^ as a senion in Fmley-TH-SchooL Mr. James Reed one of Ches- fc ter's very excellent citrzitts died sc at tils home near Oak street early Tuesday morning, after a lingering illness. Funeral arrangements Save not yet beeh made. Mr. Reed ~~ leaves a wife, Mrs. Lillie Starr Reed, a little? daughter. Mary; a ?! step-son Mr. Will Round. The deceased was a loyal member of Metropolitan AMEZ church of this city. - ?f Revival services will begin at ? Calvary Baptist church on Monday night aften the third SUhdayJ ~ Mr. and Mrs. L. Spailman, of ? Columbus, Ga., are visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J.S. Allen. Mr. C.E. Leathers' brother and two little children are spending the winter here with the Leathers' family. Finley High School enrollment has passed the 800 mark. Wednesday momrng, the first exercise in tho new chapel will take place. White and colored friends will be present. A special program has been prepared. The following constitute the faculty for this year: - -Rrinciyair-S. L. Finleyr A.B., A. M., Bonedict College, Columbia. jy A. D. Hardfh7 B. S., Benedict College;1 Columbia. ? ?* g7 Miss Teresa Luck, of Atlanta, B.S., M.S., Howard University, Washington, I>.C. Miss Eula Coleman, Columbus, 9 Ga., A.B., Spellman College, Atlanta, Ga. jrj Miss Pansy Pendergrass, Sum- co ter, A.B., Mus. B., Wilberforce th University, Ohio. ,M Miss Ernestine A. Wilkerson, B. R1 S., Howard University, Washing ton, D. C. Gi Wm. H. Atkinson, B. S., Tuskegec^ Institute, Tuskegee, Ala. j Miss Dovey Johnson, of Char- m lottc, N. C., A. B., Spellman Col- de lege, Atlanta, Ga. Miss Elizabeth Gaines, Grent,a^ Falls, A.B., Benedict "College, Columbia. J. Miss Mildred Shields, Bennetts- lei ville, A.B., State College, Orange- ef^ burg. ? Miss Maggie J. Honor, A. B., Benedict College, Columbia. Miss Louise Babcock, A. B., Livingstone College, Salisbury, N. C. . * Ct Mrs. C. M. Finley, Benedict Col lege, Columbia. ]<? Miss Dewtty McDowell, of Union,, Benedict College, Columbia. H Miss Mabel J. Sumter, of Manning, Morris College, Sumter. C Miss Joanna E. Blackwell, Mor- Ja ris Culleg'e, Sumter. Miss Mattie Heath, Benedict st 4 \ -% " : 7 . URDAY NIGHT , ROLINA ichmen In the *M-?tcTn )"< a! are ^ Bob StWlu : KirR? Show i OL Til A'I l7\NT!<' ~ rtTTr j I IN~~ iM) OFFIC'IA FS MKFT lT. Columbia ?Session?Saturda>?jrt?Allen ' tulrfs Discission and Certification hi^f Business * Seventy-five coaches, athlete- di Sctort and' official- are < .; t-J _ t the" 4th arfnual u lc- .li-, ..-A.m , nd interpre tation meetiiiy -a,f . th<? < iouth Atlantic Conches ami Otlirals Association at Allen Univcv- ^ .m., Saturday, Sent ember I T. Committee reports will be heard roni thct- Ratiny Committee. the tahih^irw^Com*>)iUcc.. th?< linment Committee and tin- Rules iscussion and intei7>!etat/on comlittee. Representatives, of schools that 1 re members of -the?S^uth Atlnnc Inter-colleffiate Athletic Con- . :rence will hold a short executive , ^ssion-during' the sessmns"Of the fficials. V , " 1 Saturday afternoon will be iti- < sn over to rules discussion and ' iterpretation. Whito otlicials of 1 e Southei;n Con fe i eiu e have boon i ivited to deliver short talks in j le afternoon. All otlicials who t tpcct tu join the A.-seeiut.on and ;sire, to be -certified l\?r 11 x ust attend the rules intei preta on meeti'nir. A lnrtro attendance 1 ' (lfalifitd ctV. i.-i 1 <?u?expected. ssijtnment for uaiues iu. ithe ('<>n fence is expected to be made by N hool iepresentati.es present.' Seek Highest ^Sta OFFICKKS OF IOTA I'ill LA r*K?TiVrZ~ T ^ .v. t?rr : ??J ?i i\ i 111 i.ttmuua i> made up oi 0l.? id to enccHirnfjfo higher business t 2XAS MASONS ANNOUNCE iHOLARSHIP FINI) Austin, Tex., Sept. ~10?ANP? _ rand Master S. ('. Marshall o*f ^ Joseph Grand Lodge announc- C that his Masonic order "would >i ve $400 in scholaiship awards to liege students of high sclnrlus: attainment in keeping-with the c 'W?firog'^'ssive educational pro- h am. "Every Successful organization ,j ust, have a program". stated lg the foljawing program: a 1. Encourage a < ? >ser recog- h tion of fraternal obligation a- v ong mombersof TITe Masonic ()rr. 2. Provide a more systematic' (ministration . j To further his program Marall has appointed Professor M. Anderson of Samuel Huston on] _ ge, Austin, as chairman of the' ucational scholarship fund. rllege, Columbia, Miss Maria Alexander, State, dlege, Orangeburg. Miss Rosa B. Gilmore, State dlege, Orangeburg. Miss Edna VVoodard, State Col. - pe, uraii ere mi VR. | Mrs5? Mnppie ,T. Hood, of Rock ill, State Coflepe, Oranpreburp. Misa Emijy Copoland, of Tifton, #r, A.B., Spel 1 manf"fcollop-e, Atntn, fin. ?-Miss Fannie B. Cassell, Living:nne Collggc. Sattgfoiry, N.tr. j ; Will i MIKE NEWS Tho camp meeting at Coda LLlwv t.huioh l?at- week -added? souls to Christ. Rev. 11 inton con ducted the meeting. Revival ha la-gun at S ins Chapel church, pas tor?Rev-.?m?Wallace.? ?.m>? -Mnns- fjou if .Mr. Samuii Fant was a , visito Mrs. Joyce Ferguson accompan ie . by other _ relatives is visitinj r in !ini - 1111 i ii 'Villi mil from Tryon, X. C. Attending tire (.'on vocation o] liiMinp ('. ..M. (,'race Sunday wef< Mi. and Mrs. Haskul "Joinoi. Ifr ni.d Mrs* Cola Joiner and Mr. W i-"i' l'd'|? . ami ,i Iiu. >f i f others. .'Mr. IJeihert Coleman died sutP u tny at ins home Satuiday mornrig. He wa> futn ialized at Bruce labelna le church by the paslot J 1' 1 a-nnis. Interment i 11 . edar trruve cemetery: :?? CO I It DINK ( IRC LIT NEWS ? - * Rev: It.A. Drown, I'astor Sunday being a beautiful da\ the Sunday school and church go crs responded to the-call to woi ship. The Asst. Supt. reViuwet the lesson. In last week's issui i f The -Leader a mistake on thi Jpimtt i-h'irch was-'-mader-MorTrhrj collection totaled $50 for the afte; lioun at X o'clock \v6 raTsjed; $8(i.y; it Jerusalem making a piand to tal for the day $ldG.32. On the second Sunday at J<?ru ed its ? annual Thanksg,iVffYg,""tTini uut. Witjh all the ladies in whiti :he march bepan at 11. o'clock. Th( program was composed 'of solos songs, duets, papers, and quartet: iXter -w&reh Revo Brown ^dcTTveret i sermon from Prov. 4:24, subjec: The Christian . Race. Collectioi 523.19. Mr. .Sanjmie, Mis. Maglin Hi-ne: uid children?are homo from Buf ralo, N. Y. to stay. Mrs. Stukei if Buffalo. N'. Y.. i3 spending a vKlle hero. Miss Beatrice Harvir Miss. Lijlie Brunson and brothei lave returned to the Lincoln H; chuui at Su'mter. The S. S. Con ention convenes Sept. 21-22 a1 ;t. Mark church m Indiantown. mdards For Business .. . ^cflESfe, . B- B .MBDA SORORITY at the ninui i'ne.?s wmiu-n, Its. purpose is t^ in ;minim* ninnnir hitrh e^h.^il . KDftKpiF.l.n XKffS _ The revival survive at Macedonia aptist church will continue thru hursday nipht of this week. Rev. alhoun of Augusta, Ga., is assist iff Rev. J.E. Jcnninffs the pastor. Misses Mary A. Simkms, Prisi'lla Laridruti). Rosa Cooks, Lcana lussey, Mary Emma Gaston and tr. Freeman Gaston left yestffray f?r Bettis Academy. Mr.. Warren Cohen was funer lized at Shaw's Creek church on ist Sunday 11 a.m. He is suriyed by his wife, Mrs. Ferdinand ANOTH TTie thinff? that are fairest We brinff the'.n toniffht am We've searched the word s Yet We've found nothing tf In return for your love an Nor for the tasks that yoi Your wonderful counsel an These were worth more to Your love of nature, of flo Your constant attention foi Your taKnt of finding the' I Your love for humanity ar You help to lighten burden Of your many excellent qu Although they tpay be all When you're gone, we will We will cherish the momer Oui honiTrf arc-saddened t Wo believe that God will s< Dedicated to Miss L. M. Find ?JYA Resident Jr. Project, West < \? ? * A ? I'it Ji t* \ Hie Lf.cni- Kanufi. a man of inys- '' tfi-v. 'and Sih or?in '"Tin. , Lone.?; : j Ranker" . . . Late Shr?\v., SaTur. day nijrht, CarolThoititv. ? I ^?1 Fan-O-Lin System ^ In Beauty Culture 2 G^e FAN-0. LIN HAIR, Scalp - Danruti and 'ioilet Pnyarationa - -6?TfriaL?TliW;i woi'Oi has beuo r proven. Have and a;e growing * Hair on Bald Heads ami- Bar? Spots?wl.en direct.una ate follow ed. Will promote a full growth 1 Of Hair - " J Box Hair Growei . 3&? -4 Box Sperial Ilair Grower 40c 1 Box-Scalp Soap - - 20* : _ Hi' B'ox Pressing Oil _ 45c . - 10 cents extra for postage ' Registered in U. S. Patont Office. i Agents Wanted. Write for Terms ' Made By 3 Mate. FANNIE _L. -CAROLINA n&W"High Market Street t ' Georgetown, S. C. 5 Cohi*.) and four children, two sisr ~tex~s and a "hrost uf-TvtuttvF5 ahd3 fr;ends. r* Mesa; :v Matft, A :aiT,.??nrrri?Sam- ? , mix* Lou Jackson left la.-t week - for Stale College, Orangeburg. 4__ THE LEADER : -W-t-- " Women of Race ML* >1 boule held Mn Cleveland recently. 1 prove the efficiency of its member* college girls. Martin and Ethel Bussey left last Saturday for New York City. "Mrs. I.uia Rare of Philadelphia is visiting :hcr- sister Mrs TlussdaOliphant. Mrs. Ora" Holmes :s home again I- ' ? after, spending several weeks in Chicago with relatives. MisV Clementina Cohen was ?all ied home to funeralize her father J Mr. Warren Cohen.. -- 1_ M iss Gract* M. Jones of Colum bia spent 'last week-end with Mr. anil Mrs. G.K. Jone_s. ER YOU " and the things most sweet 3 c^st at your feet. [todies throuph and through i say to yon: d your services true jr dutiful hands can do d disposition, sunny - us than riches or money. 4 wers and TFe?57 "~r~ ? r,sthe birds and bees, beauty in simple thinps? \ ~ id things that are pure s and our cares ^ndure. lalities these arp but few; . we have to offer you; hold you mora dear; its that von spent yith i.t o bid you 'Adieu' end us another 'You.' i?composed by Massalenn thirham, Golumbia. 8. CI. ?