The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 18, 1939, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday February 18, 1939
( ST. PHILIP AME CHURCH
Rev. J. E. Difcon, Pastbr
/ |s.. Sunday was a high day at St.
Philip. At IC'30 a wonderful SunMay
school was eond detect by the
officers and teachers. At the close
t -service began. The pastor Rev.
J.E. Dixon preached a soufr stir|
; - ring sermon, subject: Who Touch
ed Jesus? When you miss coming
it! to St. Philip you miss a meal, because
^Rev. * Dixon if-' leal'y feed
ing the people with the bread of
God. Three joined the church; one
confessed Christ. An old man and
as he shed tears; it made many
others cry.
-I - At 2 o'clock the white minister
of the Baptist church, Eastover,
Rev. Brunson brought a wonderful
message to us from the book
of St. Mark. Subject: Making a
Monument for Christ.
At 3 o'clock the Supt. Miss Ma
. mie E. Hinton conducted a wonder
ful program in honor of iRichard
Allen's birthday, the founder of
the A. M. E. Church. There were
many good things said but among
the best little Willie Hopkins read
a paper on the Life of Richard
Allen; Mrs. G. C. Woodard a pa
^ per on the?Beginning?of?the
Church by Richard Allen and its
success.
DEACON ELLIOTT MILLER
PASSES
: New Brooklyn, 'Orangeburg, S.
C.?Mr. Elliott Miller of New
Brooklyn, Orangeburg, S. C., was
born 1874 and departed this life
January 25, 1939. He was marfled
to Miss Essie Bowman 55
years ago. To this union ten child
ren were .born. Six of this 10
survives: Mrs. Beulah Wright,
Mrs. Ma,ggie Balls Mrs. Estelle
Robinson,?Mrs. Cassie?Stewart
and Miss Mozelle Miller. One son
Mr. Gener Lee Miller and sixteen
grandchildren. His daughters are
residents of New York Cit?y. His
wife Mrs. Essie B. Miller mourns
her lost husband. He was a de?
voted husband and a loving fathr
er. He was a cheerful homemak
er and will be missed in our community.
The funeral Services were con,
ducted at* Andrews chapel Friday
January 27, at 3:30. The sermon
was delivered by the Pastor Rev
Toomer. Mr. JW. Elkleson spok?
on his life in the community; Mrs.
Carrie Green sang 'iboes Jesus
Care". Mrs. Sedonia gave a talk
of his church life . Miss Helen
Thompson , sang "Old IRugged
Cross. THc-pregram-Avas-sponsor
ed by Mrs. R. L. Elkleson. Three
sisters, two brothers.
MR. WALKER. PASSES
Mr. Walker of New Brooklyn,
Orangeburg, S. C., died Friday,
February 3rd at his home. He
was ill for one week
The funeral services were held
Monday, Feb. 6, .3:00 p.m. at the
Mt. Olive Bapt church The sermon
was delivered by Rev. Toom?er,
The scripture was read by
Rev T. D. Green of Orangeburgv
Prayer by Mr Parker. The life
history was read bv Mrs. Stpw.
ard, of New Mt. Zion choir. Solo
Mrs.'Carrie Green "Lead Me On".
A talk on Mr Walker's life in the
community ard church was given
by Mr. Sylvester Lewis. There
are a wife, Mrs. Walker, six
daughters, two brothers, four sisters
and grandchildren and friends
to mourn his lost. Mr. T. K.
BykhewdAd funeral I home in
charge. ^ ".,1^
*' MR. NELSON GREEN
IS" NO MORE
i Mr.?Nelson?Green?a?Christian^
worker in the church aiul respected
iji_ the community was called
from labor to reward, February
0, 1939. He was born in~1376 and
died at the age 64. He leaves to
mourn his lost a wif?. five dausrh
teis, two sons, eleven grandehildren,
one sister, two brothers and
a host of relatives and friends.
Program?Hymn No. Gil lined
by Rev. C. L. Hair; Invocation
Rev. I. S. Gamble; singing by the
choir; Hymn No. 486 lined by
Rev. B. J. Hodge; the 90th Psalms
read by. Rev._.H. H. Harviri;.
remarks by Rro. T., B. Rivers, a
steward of the church; remarks
Rev. I. S. Gamble; solo, Rev. J.
I. Haimlton; remarks, Rev. B. J.
Hodge; solo Miss Rubie T. White;
obituary, Mrs. Alberta Rich; resolution,
Mrs. Mary Wells; eulogy
by the Pastor, Rev. C. L. Barr.
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for me
And may there be nn mourning at'
the bar,
? When I put out to sen.
V. R. B Johnson, reporter
WESLEY M. E. CHURCH
The church school assembled at
the usual hour, with the Supt. oflfi
cers and teachers at ,their posts.
The school was well attended and
the lesson well discussed. To have
Mrs. McCollum in the church
school added much to the school.
We are glad to have her with us
at any time; and after May she
will be with us eveity Sunlay.
The morning service was at" a
high point as usual. The Pastor
seemed to be at his best in his
morning message. He opened our
a
i
spiritual eyes as he spoke of the
blind man. Dr. McCollum is not I
a boy preacher, but a well prepared
man preacher. On Sunday
we added five members to the
church; and he has been with us
only two months, and has added
sixteen members to church, and
had no revival. Last Sunday newmembers
as follows: Misses Hattie
L. Spann, Rachel Spann, Celeste
B ro\vn, W ilhel mina Stenj
house and Estella Hendrson. You
are always welcome at Wesley.
HANNAH AME CHURCH
AND SCHOOL NEWS
Ilev. 'R. A. Young, Pastor
Eva Mae Williams, Reporter
Sunday school opened at usual
hour with the Supt. Mr. L. H. Mc
Naiy in charge and teachers at!
their post of duty. At 12 o'clock]
the pastor began service. His
te^ct the 6th chapter of Daniel.
He delivered a soul stirring sermon.
We were all glad to have
the Presiding Elder Rev. E. A.
Adams with us. He made a v?ry
interesting: talk which was enjoyed
by everyone. Collection $26.12.
Hannah school has a well orgaclub
President Miss Azzie L. liar
ris; Sec., Miss Eva Mae William.?
Trees., Miss Eunice Bouknight,
reporter Miss Lizzie Mae I^ake.
25 members. It is progressnig in
every way. Tuesday, Feb. 7, the
Joy Bell club girls of the eighth
grade gave Prof. H. B. Rikard a
surprise birthday dinner. They invited
the other teachers, Misses
J. CI,; Singleton and 0. B. Bobo
Everybody enjoyed it very much.
There will be a box supper gi->
ve.iat the school huuffe, Feb. 24,
8:00 p.m., for the chuteh. We are
i c?;Mviiir uinri young and old t o
bring a box. And the men. to bring
their 25 cents.
XF.W TRfSITY ?*'? PH.I'WPH
Rev._. B.F. Stewart, Pastor
Welford?S S at the usual hour
with Supt. J. B... Foster and pastor
at their posts of duty. The
lesson wa? "beautifully - discussed
with Prof H. II. Hill teaching the
first cla^s. The pastor "gave a
timely review.
Rev. W. M Maddoeks, of Flat
Rock, NC., delivered the morning
message. He deliverd a soul stirring
srmon which was enjoyed.
At 3:30 the pastor and members
held service at Bowers Chapel
Presbyterian church, of which
Rev. P. A. Flacks is pastor. This
was an excellent service and a
large crowd worshipped with us,
The BTU _nict_at (1:30. Thome*
in the various groups were discussed
at length.
At 8 o'clock the pastor gave us
another sermon full of thought
and inspiration. Total collection
for the day $46.05.
Miss iRcd,-.teacher in the Greer
school was a week end visitor of
Mrs. Batrice Vance. Other visitors
for the day* were Mr. M. S
OaHaham one of^ otrr~Ieadmg undertakers
of Spartanburg and Mr
and Mrs. Sanders of Piedmont,
Ala^
1KIUU MEWS
Amidst the downpour of rain,
Pleasant Spring AME church wa*
filled to capacity, Saturday, Feb.
11 when Mr. Joseph Dreher, Sr.,
one of Irmo's very exeellen citizens
was funeralizod at 2:30 prrr.
The deceased was well thought of;
many were the fine things said ahout
hint at these services. He
leaves to mourn his loss wife,
six sons, two daughters and four
grandchildren, Interment was in
the church yard vmder a beautiful
mound of flowers. The family
wishes to thank their friends for
the kindness and sympathy, dur?
ing their bereavement/ al*o for
the beautiful flowers. Rev.-James
Bates officiated, assisted by Dt. J.
G Porter and Rev II H Redmond
Mr. Ilenry D. Fcaison, wan under
taker in charge
Mrs Emma Ringer of Peak, S.
C., spent the Wool: end with Mrs
Thontasina Corley
" Mr and Mrs Charlie Spencer
of Elizabeth, N J., came
Dreher, " j
BOWMAN NEWS 1
A guest rally was given at the|
home of Mrs. Viola Smith Fob. 5;
at 4:30. The rally was directed by
Mrs. Smith and Lucretia Gaines
in interest of the Antioch Baptist
church. Solo by Miss Laura Keitt
Quartet by Lair boys of the Bowman
RosgnWaTd high school, Amount
raised $4,00. . ? I
. A mixed concert was given at
St. Michael Friday night. Feb. 10
and was directed by Mrs. Maggie
Johnson in interest of the Indies
Aid of St. Michael, Miss Sallie
Pendarvis secretary. Welcome address
by Mrs. Julia Smith. Several
plays and recitations were given.
We also had a sermon by
Mrs. iRosa Glover with her choir.
Miss Lillie Mae Summers at the
piano. Refreshments -were sold.
We had a splendid crowd. Total
collected $0.50. ^
FRIENDSHIP A.M.E. CIU'RCH
Rev^ H w vv-ii- r - -
.. .... TT ame-, factor
There has been quite a bit of
sadness in Friendship for the last
(wo weeks. Mr. T. B. Ferg-uson
who has been a steward in Friend
ship chureh for the past fifty
years was funoralized a few days
ago. Mr. Ferguson jias had several
children to graduate at Allen
university: Mr. T. Godfrey
Ferguson, Mrs. El nor Wads worth
Hind Mrs. Eva O. Lilliewocfd.
'.-.He was a hard Working man, ^
devout Christian, a l?yal member,
of Friendship. He was like good
I old Simeon who was waiting for
the coming of the prcrmised child
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Howard?University's Volimta i y
tutorial system instituted at the J
1 end. of the second semester of
1 1933-34 because of thei high schoj
lastic mortality rate anion ? the
freshmen, has proved to be so]
successful that students living out
side of the dormitories have ap--'
He had visions and dreams of a
mew "Friendship and God enabled
him to live to see his dreams come
true, when Rev. II. VV. Walker
i erected the new Friendship. At
the vineyard.
Mrs. Shady Workman the mother
of .Mrs. Maxio Griffin, on"
of the faithful members of the
Friendship church was also funera
li zed a few days ago.
Mr. George B. Ferguson a grail
' uate. of A. U. class of 1917 was
' fuheralized at Kiirndshin a f<?w
days ago. Mr. Ferguson at t)i?
time of his death was livir.tr in
j TITnt, Mich.?Ik'- wcrs-the husband
(if "Mrs. Rubye Wadsworth the I
' daughter of the late Rev. I). M.
I Wadsworth; and he must have
been well thought of vj Michigan
J from the number of telagrams and
florals that were sent. It took
twenty-four girls-to ehrry the
flowers.
I On last Sunday. M-r. ^Thomas
LEertruson was funerali/.ed at IIo1
bron Baptist church "i:-i?>. Also
| Mr. Jeff inard at Bethel church
at 2 o'clock.
We are sorry to lose all -of
these flriends but we how ciur
heads in ^humble submission to
' Hint who doeth all things well.
Our hearts, are burdened, our
church and homes are grieved,
but we are trusting all things in
the hani|s of Him that is. wise
to make a mistake.
Rev. H. Walker was the Under?
taker in charge of all the above
.name funerals;"and he is bringing
to pass some things that lias
lorg been needed in Clinton, a
col erred undertaker. Lot's 1'clpj
hi.in to succeed.
S. S. opened at the usual hour I
{with Jjupt, ai^d co workers at
their post of 'duty. Morning wor
ship began promptly .11:15. After
the regular form <>f < pening
Rev. Walker selected his text. Tie
talked ?two words in 11<1 I'll- I
cular: Faith, Prayer. This was
indeed a great sernutt. Quita
a number of" "visitors are vTsit-T
ling our church which we are very J
. thankful for..
| The?rrw?year is pointing-"forward
to a great- success under
the leadership of this our strong
pastor and his wife who have |>1o ven
to be "a useful shepheul and
shepherdess over the tloek of
Christ.
Rev. Walker, choir, ahnig nitli
officers, members of Friendship,
renderetl services in Laurens'.
Bethel A. M. K. church Sunday
evening 3:110.- He brought anotli
er fcivent message.
SAINT JAMES
A. Af. E. .fHl RCH
Rev. W. R Nash. Pastor
Sunday school was good as usual.
The schoo-1 was interestingly
reviewed by the pastor. Senior
.class No. 1 is holding the
banner. Mr. Melton Lewis, teachdr.
Sunday was Founder's Day
and the pastor brought to his hear
| ers a wonderful message." Theme
Remove Not the Anejent Land
Mark which oup Fathers Set Before
Us.. Sunday afternoon Rev.!
H. C. Young, pastor of Jones
Chapel A. M. E. Zio-n church
preached a practical sermon to
an appreciative crowd. Several
of his members, were present. j
Sunday night Founder's Pay
was observed. We thank, the following
ones along with the superintendent
who helped to make
it a succes. Misses Geftieva Pow,ell,
Margie Mae Cooper, Mozell?
Ellison, Fannie Phelps, Celia
Phelps, Mrs. Frances Gore, Mrs.
^Mary Phelps, Mr. Melton Lewis j
and Mr. Jerome Bilrden. Mi&sj Cla-1
retta Kinard, presided at the piano
with good music. Visitors
are always welecrme.
THE PALMETTO LEADER
TARY TUTORIAL SY
| plied 1'or aid.
The present staff is composed
of 10 men, all of whom have high!
averages in the subjects they tutor.
In the pictures above, top,
left, shows Arthur Carter, 'senior
tutoring Robert Floyd. f) ashman in
zoology,. Al" top right, is shown
KM M A Mil A. M. K. (lit Rt'll
Charleston, S. C.?-In view of
the fact last Sunday was the
Sunday nearest the birthday of
within the realm of African Methodism,
se: mons, programs and addresses
.touehig oin the life and
*he activities of that grand and
roble "" saint, were heard. One
hundred and seventy nine years
ago. Richard Allen came into the
world destined to be a great exponent
in the cans,, tif his people.
As African Methodists, we
shall continue to cherish the name*
-45+sf- bishop of the A; M". E. '
ehureh. f
Founder's day was fittingly eel
ebrated at Emmanuel TJie moni-'
dig worship began at the usual
hour. Following the preliminaries.
the pastor spohe t<i the Junior
ehureh telling of the strug
Hie.-. anu OUSLUCIUS Klfiiard A1L31
met with in ondor to pave the.,
way fop his posterity. Sflyctintr ,
his tt-x 1 from tin- fiftieth eha'pti?r
<>f Isaiah . at 'ho seventh verso.'
tho pastor, delivered a stirring |
sorno 11. "For tho Lord God will
help iv.i : therefore shall I r.nt be
confounded: "etc. As a thonio tho
pastor used. **!, from tho triurio
(irut'V With reference to Hiehard
Allen and l.ic hardships Dr.
Brngdon discussed three* points,
lanioly: Wisdom. Faith in God,
_A delcrniiaiatkni to go onward and
upward. -Allen's success was-duo
to these three points. a
(\MDFN NEWS
I
The Kirkwood Community Bible
class is making a great success
in discussing dilTorent topics, .and
readings of the Bible. We have
many members'and many visitors
also visit the class.
On January 20 the class met at
the home of Mr. ;<"<! Mrs, J. Trues?
dale and everyone enjoyed it. Niee
xefj e.shnif]lis. .were, .f-eryed
On Fel?. 7, the clasa. met at the
home c:' Mi. ar.d Mrs. M. Richardson
ami irive refreshments
Were served. " f~
On Teh. le, the class, will meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W.
Thoinpsi r, Rro W. fTliompPon, j
captain: Rev .1. I*. Gibson, moder-J
a tor
H M.TIMoRi:. Ml). NKWSy
!'?> (Mrs.) Karnes Douglass. Jr. |
? Oa?Wlc.Itiesilay... j igi.t. Feb. J
ar-Sio?i program was-von-4deled
at Sweet Hope F. W. R.l
church.' A quartet .with' Mr. AI- I
Ion at the piano Tendered soloctions.
Solo bv Miss K. Allen and j
a solo- by Miss Klnora King. The i
Mount Four and the King svf I
Kings quartets. The Mount Foui
is a 'mixed quartet led by Mr.'
George W. Hei'ndor. and Miss F.
Allen. Solo by Mr. Reed; paper
by Rev. Gray. Remarks were
made by Revs. State. Gray. Reed
and the pastor Rev. Tighmam
Mt. Hebron's schedule for the
week..'" Tuesday night, Feb. 7th
the choir rehearsed and prayer
meeting was conducted. Wednesday
night the Bible- class conduct
ed by Rev. Daniels. Thursday
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Flowqrt*. Sunday school- at the
iusual hour; 11:30 service by the
pastor. |
0:00 p.m. BY PIT opened by the 1
President. Mrs. Flomni'i g. Service
:it night beginning 8:00 p.m.
? Wednesday night the Pastor's
Aid cluh met at the home of the
President. Mrs. M. Weather.
Communion service was held at
Friendship Rapt, church Sunday )
at 1:00 p.m., Rev. Jackson, pastor '
in charge. 1
\ musical program with a dis- J >
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Kdv.a'rd Watkins, *ehiijr, tutoring
Noah Allen, Harris, sophoniorc, is.
ihathnietics, and the but font >lecture
shows another j?ose of Noah
Harris, soproniort\ being. tutoied
by Edward \VSitkins senior,? i d
mal heniai i> -, . .VNF?Fhotos. i 1_
play of our talented pcifrn.erwas
presented' Feb. 1 li at p. ? ,..
at the Church of Cod. The Kh-jr
of Kings jjuariet.
* On Thursday, Feb. l'?, Mr. (
Simpson?departed?U+b?i+bo Lbresided
at liil." Calhoun street.
His death was ,a shock to. the
liiaiy friend's. He leaves Ji nr'st
respected ami l.i\iny wife. MrNettie
Washinutr.o Simpson. pa
rents ami a hi'st ?'f friends. Interment
w:u it. Chester. S. Mr.
Andy Washington aceoinpaied tlu;
body ami the others motored at
rhe wheel. Mr. Sidney I'etlrafTwi:-,
real, Mrs. Nettie Wahhinjrt-. W
Simp ? ii. a .ii their?4'riehds^
'Slek "MTT \\ a.-hum Ion
Mis. Mary Martin. Mr. Williams.
Mr. ami Mrs. Rnddi? Sa ve: son
Weir; Mrs. I.<eai?e < ? i<* Itouirluss
Kues-ts mi Sunday e\eiii.njf.
Mr. uad Mrs. (ir-'iai- blizzard
left for Pit'tsbtirir!.. I'a.. to attend
the funeral off their si-ter.WV_<-xtur.d
nur?sympathy loir-tin
heVoaved families.
Mr.'Harney I >oULria--. dr.. >:a'
< iii! a ero-'ua| of pei.pT, ~ Chap
iHffcaia. Md.. Sunday. Keb. l it h.
Mrs. Rosa Hayes is. .tip after he
ii tr in several days w.th the flti.
We \i is;-, fin- her eotiiinued and
e n.plete . recovery.
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Mrs. Ileulah. Wa'.-^c was IT.irn...l
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Satuida-jJ'Vj^whi: IdaJria! s% o'\jj|js:*
lra>-^?ay.sU'.-t? rey< ;. at Z.fVn
A. M~~-Mh, -utivm.1. r. *(?,i\
Mr. (io::r Monroe die<! in. an
a.i:t??' wreck Sunday near DrakeMi!!.
l 'un<-ral at Pist. 11 i 11 church.
Mr. Abe Remedy \va? funoralI'/ed
Sunday at Shiloh churchy
Mr. Johnnie TYterki.; was fane-ralize-d
Sunday afternoon at C"'
dar Pa!! Baptist church. Re-v. Me'
Coy took charirp of ti e-* funeral.
Mrs. Hatcliff. wife of Tie*v. Cu-test
Ratcliff died in Now VorkFi'Di-ral
so! \ ices UV!v TTTn -r~
Sanela Grow, church,. Re v. Tv M
Raxikeiv- -p&s-Uui?e+f Saw M-!4--v.-h?
her pastor, lie- took eharjw ' !
tile' services. Ignite a CVoWe! e.i J
people were present.
?Httrinjr Neirr.* I!ist-rn-y \\'-<--k fh?|
teachers took pii.le- ill discussant?
Xejrro achievements ir. our conitr
niunty and also courty, the stateand
N'eyro in the* na's history.
The' adult te-aediei - of M'ffr!b"T,.
county ar.el the cety -K< i.tiettsvi!le'.
closed Su'elay at'e)r. e.'U
with "a splendid pieirram at Shi!oh
Baptist e-huteh. IN v. 1! yapt
was master' of ceremo:.i?'s. Mi"
!!. K. (imhu'v. eoitn.tv v her; |
Dr. I. M M (" !!.. ' !. Mr*
lonV'of Su AIicha.T>r fi. VhTrcfi
Mr A !\-4<--WHV.!.;m at. i M. B.
Di -iki- M-. i - lit' the X. C. Mv.t
ual insurance Were' \: c mailt
speakers <oi the pr irrani. "j
M.ss A. Me KePn, 1. M-s V I
erts. Prof. \V. Bryant and ' Missl I
('. 1>. Sanders i- every iv^nf! isj
Imsy tryinir to- carry out a successful
adult program and ex-1
to? d l-hnnkv 'to all \vhi> help them.]
Mr. \\\ R. Bunch of Holly' -Hill
visited here Sunday.
M>. Clarence Ivoy of Brooklyn
N. V . i-' in the ci'y.
Mr. Howard Holmes. student of
Johnson C. Smith university, at
Charlotte, N. S. wa? a surprise
visitor in the.- city Sunday. lie
was t ht. house truest < I" his uncle.
The friends of Miss Bcrnontha
Woods teacher of Blenheim graded
school were pleased to hear
of her marriage Pee. 2:>, IP08 to
Prof. Boone and wish for*thom a
or g a id sappy life.
Sick: Rev. A. J. Wright preached
a wonderful sermon Sunday
morning. Miss Ophelia McKay
i? improving nicely. Also Mrs.
Hch. Dr. T. Richardson is hiakng
sotre change in his drug store
.vatch the Palmetto Loader an
ead of the change.
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Durham. N ('. . 3.10 I'
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Gainesville. Ga. ..... 3.30 II
Greensboro, \. C. 3.10 II
Greenville. S. 0. . 1.93 S
Greenwood. S. C 1.33 S
Hendersonville. N. C. .. 2.20 S
Uieh Point, N. C. 2.v3 ?
Indianapolis, Ind. .... 11.73 S
Johnson City. Tenn ^ 3.SO S
Jacksonville. Kla. . . 4.73 1
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can r>i' easily arranged
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Mr-.. Eiorenre Turk it. Hostess
Mtv M illiam' Hrooks. Manager" " ~
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Counts Drug* Store
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Mutual Funeral Home
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exinpton. N.- C.-' 2.60
> nchlnirp. Va. 4.80
\npoles. <"al. 47.07
ID mi. K)a. . 10.25
Ivmphis. Ttnn. . . 10.10
I ulnkv Ala. . .1 8.8."
I iifun. f,a 3.1 T '
lonl L'timory. Ala. _ .,6.15
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rrwTork. N. Y .12.92
iranpohurp. S. C. .73
hiladolphia. Pa. 10.07
ittshnrph. Pa. . 11.SP
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lock Hill. S. C 1.30
Lichmond, Va. o.ifl
avannah. (7 a. 2.13
ali-hurv, X. C. _ 2.33
t. Lrtnis, M?. .... ; 12.95
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parianhnrtr. S. C. _____ 1.43
an Francisco, Cal. 47.08
nion. S. C. 1.05
V'ashin-ptnn. P. C. 7,35
\ inston-Salem. X. C. 2.95
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