Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PP5Rtv??.T-r- - ? - v ? Page g NOTMl?Yiwr question will be When you include a clipping of 1 bietkdata and correct address to j awl only 25c and a stamped en BEADING covering your birtl analyzing three Questions. Elp flne your questions to those wit ?- Sxnd Yo THIS" paLm > ^ F. L. C.?Will we be able to send ou-r-6 children back to-school this term? a . . Ar*s.?This arrangement 'gould be made . . . it is very Important that jx>u arrange to have these children in school regardless ai the sacrifice. Advertise for some reliable pefffon to come and stajf in the, home and help with the farmwork so your children can get their education. i' . L. J.?I am a widow of six months. Now my husband's son . is sueing me for his share in this little home that my children and I occupy and I don't know what to do? Answer?After all, he does have a share in what his father left, doesn't he? You had better place your case into the hands of a lawyer, but I do think that he is entitled to something ... it would be better to compromise. S. M. S.?Is it alright for. mi to take the trip I am'planning.qi, ' remain at home? a *t>u? i..:_ 1 r&uonci i i|f tiip WOU 1(111 L Dt so very enjoyable without y M?RRIS COLLEGE AM) ITS PRESIDENT Because of the feuchlen and untimely death of Dr. I. D. Pinson and the precarious condition in which thf> school is loft, it is very necessary for the Trustee Board of Morris college to do some careful planning and prayerful thinking before naming the man who might he qualified and worthy to , - succeed the late Dr. Pinson. Morris college is indeed the ? ;?pride-of-the- Baptist*-of -South -Carolina. To compete with the advancement of the Educational sys terns of today, all standards of th,_ college curriculum must be kept intact. It is to be regretted that the trustees of the college have not * . had time to perform their duty before they were flooded with cards ... and letters making application foi the presidency of the college. In ? t i - r r* j 5 t ~ . ? . -?X f % v__ . _ XL. _ ?2 I fr t . T ? -~^gzz:.Tzz=i-. f J | A. J. COLLI $ - | ' \ ' *. ' analyzed free in this column on'.y his column and sign your full name, rour letter. For a "Private Reply"... velope for my latest ASTROLOGY idate; also a free letter of advice Iain your problems clearly and conthin thp_scope of logical reasoning, u* Lrrrra To ? fTPCT i^ader i | husband. Why don't you wait un ! -tif-Chritmas and' arrange for him I too to get away for a few days j U. I Well I IVU till 1UVV uui now I am disgusted with love. My j ' husband don't like to work and if i it hadn't been -for my -mother 1} -i don't know what I would have j done. Tell "me what to do? Answer?Give him a" swift kick j ' >ut. of your .mother's home and j make him stay* out . . if he iloesn t j let you .alone, then you will have i lo get a peace warrant. Go to j s "work and. stop imposing on your 1 mother, lor you ar,, .jusi as able to support ybUrself. : - | F. ?Athe (lectors telling] the truth? I am almost scarel to death. Answer They are telling yor the. truth, but they thought you. were brave enough* to stand it oi ! 1 tlle.V -Wouldn't have been so frank i You have an even chance to re- ! | cover . but you must do what j J they tell you. Their reasi n for' j letting "you- know your condition j ! was to make *y.ou obey orders, | | which you haven't been doing. | disrespect to our Honored Presi-j dent, some of these application's-1 were - made before, be was buried, j Such "egotism and over-burdened 1 nmbitirm on the part of anybody i in a large measure disqualifies ! them in the ?f the trustees ' aiid many thinking people to the J extent of elimination. We firmly believe that the t Board of Trustees should have-thei free privilege to name and select j the president of iMorris eoTIegeT ^ mid not allow it to be placed on | j. so many eandidates.. Why ny. j jrive Ciod and the Board of Trus j tees a chance'.' Sit-neo, A. W. HILL j Pastor Trinity Bapt. Church j Florence, S. C. SUBSCRIBE FOR I. THE "LEADER" a, x A jiriwr vvvvvvvvvvvvv T&TI w F !NS, President T I "CHARLIE" SI i .jj By C har ) "THE ROVIN( I The flawin' Mail Dear Cholly: Your women readers are particularly interested in the achievements and accomplishments of Nego women. Be a good hoy and publish a few items of that type from, time to time. I know o( nothing more interesting to ysjur women readers, they would h. <m coined by us. I/ove to you; and-be good.? SISTER SUSIE, New York City. O. K. Baby (Jlad To l)o Anything For The I.adios Up in Nashville, T<*nn, las' week, Mrs. Carri,, Drown, piloted an automobile- across a single track railroad trostl,, high abovt j t h e CUMBERLAND RIVER on a dark night. A feat width few men would dare attempt to ac fomnlish ,'it such a di/./v "height. wi-ii nt urou-u- -uuyiigni. . Mrs. Brown was very, modest in 'speaking of her remarkable- a' hiovemcnt. and t<>1 <1 the curt who looked at her in wonder after dismissing the* charge.' "I am sure I couldn't have done ft sober," Pius Achievement May Sound Impossible And: could hardly be accomplish-, etl by men alone. In Raleigh. X. ('.. the other day, a gent lea.an a:ui his wife were charged wit1 ?I Iving an automobile while un Vi tin influence of whiskey. The Cist ease ever reeoiiied in- a 'court in Atv.erica wheie tw??'. persons were charged with driving the sanie.aht'mobil,. at the same time' . while under the influence of i:.. toxicants. The lady accomplished this I. A IT A M:\Hs . ;\ (ireat Revival The St. .John Bamivt elm.eh had \ great revival meeting conducted . by Rev. I'riee .of Pliilndolphki who preached sdul stilting sermons each night. At .every service standing wont was at a pi em him At thc 'last report, 'some eighteen tier sons Had :u-Un owl edged Jesus Oirist -its 11Vt-11 j>< rso.nstl Savior. Truly RtV. Pi ice 'i- a goat evangelist. Sunday aftd.i tu.on Rev. X. S. Delain atid Weston chapel choir rendtfreiLsc rvi-.ju?at bit. .John A._ Mj E. church, Mali n. THe service was ill .return fop service rendered Rev. Jackson of Marion ^.iKvimv "'II Duimay nijirnt Rev. Rous(. 'of I.imilii'itnn A, M. E. church preached for.' Rev. Do fci fTflR > Big Da; Amusement LET'S M OREATE THAT W OR FURTHEI 1509 HARDEN \ % V , . 111 ' HE PALMETTO LEADER <-x-:-?*x-x??x ?>H? t vk-<^ i < I PEARS 'EM HP i les Spears - ; ; 3 REPORTER" i! X~XKKK~xk~X~X~X~X"X~X"X~> great achievement v'by insisting upon steering th,> car while her husband operated the clutch. Itapping Newspapers, And Lashing Editors The Rev. Mr. John W. Lambert, pastou_of the First Bapt. church in Dunn, N. C., spoke .of the wide publicity?ami editorial indigna tion of the press throughout the; -statxr over-thf. fatal beating of a j dog by a Raleigh policeman. He then recalled that the same papers -bad Httle^ta?say editorially about I drunken motorists who killed an j aged farmer. Hf, criticized the! newspapers for "playing up" the' dog incident and almost overlooking the death of a human being at the .hands of the drunken driv- j elV He agreed the beating c.f the i dog was inhumane, but asked his j congregation: "Which is worth iiiuiv, a man's soui or a stray dog". X?w Charleston Hotel To Serve Hoth Hares?Fireproof 1 The old United States Immigra- | :i"H statu n^ just above Coopet [ River bridge Charleston, will be 1 bought f mar "the government and j inverted into a Charleston conn iy jail. The old pail will be vara- f isi Sepetnbi r 1. * . . I- making he rounds in Darlington. S. 0.. tbi> summer. Nearly ; nie ?hild i:: every family has had | the, disease, and many eases have ! required eye specialists. Physic- ! ians' say that the disease is the | worst in recent years, and is be- j lieved to be caused by the prevalence cf gnats all over the city, j lain. Rev. Mmii'oo \MalL Mrs, Maggiei Ellebee, Mr. and 'Mrs. - Walter j Sanders are home spending their, vaeation. Rev. Wall preached a1 j Andrews chapel Sunday morning j and for th,. Missii nary ladies at] Weston chapel in the afternoon. i Rev. Price". Mr. and Mrs. Samp - ( son and a few other friends were | the-supper guo?ts of -Airs. Maggie.] 1). rScott Monday evening. Mr an<7 Mr r. \V . Wesley with j her baby sister spent a few days with her brother last week, Mr John Robinson. On Friday they -pent t4tp-4a-y??t==febe- beach. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson* spent a few days at his home in Winnsb- 10 th0 week prior, Mr. Robinson is one of the best mechanics in the Ford plant at I.atta, and in Latta for that matter. V V V V fT D 9*?. LvJL\ ys and 5 By Kaus U &KE THIS F7 ST LIVESTOC E HAVE EVI * INFORMA1 STREET COL .i^A A^A A^A A^A A^A ^ ^ ^ > . V ' ! Rev. Mrs. Sellers, pastor of the Holiness church is a great evangelist and would be glad to conduct a revival for anyone who need a preacher to run?his meeting. Mrs. Rosa J. Keys brought her niece little Miss Elease Fladger , home Sunday morning and in re; turn spent the day with her mothI or, Mrs. June Fladger. 1 CAM I)EN NEWS | On Thursday morning aecompal nied by jVIisscs I>ouise and Alvili da English two cousins, with Rev. | Jennings at the wheel wf> went to | High Hill, the seat" of Lancaster Distri-'t 'Sunday school conven! tion. How pleased we were to be able to put cur Sunday, school at New , Bethel 011 the enrollment iist. With ' all the rain thank God we can sayj with the poet:?Through many j dangers, toils and snares, etc | Yes, New Bethel A. M. E. Com- j muryty church tFr rrrr the scene Tiev j er to bc? blotted as long as Florine E. Hurst is alive. My old aVisto- | cratic birthplace must have an A j M. E. growing church, Gcd being) our helper- ?o continue to watch | you ex-officers of the resurrect- j ed Lancaster district how we pray ed ami wrote and got it raised un- i dor. God. New Bethel church at J Camden is rising. Come and see. 1 Rev. W. J. Robinson is the presid- j "injf cider. ' 1 j (Mrs.) F.Iorine K: Hurst. CHESTERFIELD NEWS Mis.. Jacksc n of Char!'tic. X.J C., spent Sunday visit jni?* in tin* lionic of her si- tor, Mrs. Annie ! Ivdwarib. :? j. Miss Sara Jackson has icturnnd j from M.vrtla "Hcarii wbure?she I spent several weeks. Mrs; Lindy Ceo lias returnee ho ne after visiting relati-vis aim j friends in Charlotte. Mr. and Mi's.'James foe ?t?i* i Charlotte visited friends here on j Sundry. , Mr. and Mrs. Weaver" Ihatt of! Ohio were dinner uuosts < n Mmr j "dtry nt* Mi?r and'Mis. Albeit J- lni- j son. Mrs. Weaver is a .-istor of i Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Myrtle Riekett and clnh'-i ren of Cheraw,spent las* week ir.__[ Chesterfield vi^-itilijr Mr? and Mis ! W in. McCoy and family, parents , of Mrs Rickelt. RevivaS service?s are Vie;an held ; _this_wRck_at J>akm JJapt. ciuax-li_i Rov. Rogers, pastor. Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Toatiey and ' Joiielta and Mis. M. L. Foster anri small Jhon motored t. Catawba,' Tuesday where they visited Miss | th,. faculty of the Catawba lliuh ; school. Despite the rain, intciestiny services were held at' Ml- Tabor \1 F ri 11 %*/. v. .... s? I--- >? vumiiu \' 11 t.ouuuil^ , JvVV. Hiddleston, pastor. i" -27. m J Big Nigh United Shows UR THE :K FAIR ? ER HAD ION WRITE: UMBIA, S. C. s O/ic-lVffy Coach Fares From COLUMBIA, S. C.: To: A (hint a. On.. $ 3.75 Hull I in m?o7 >1-1 _ 8.30 Charleston, S. 1.95 Charlotte. N. C 1.65 ! Chicago. Ill 15.95 Cincinnati. Ohio__. 9.00 Jacksonville, Fla.? 5.10 New York, N. Y._. 12.92 q ?Oraii'/elMi-;r. S. (' .75 y IMii'adelirhi*. l?a. ______ 10.67 ? Bock Hill, S. C 1.30 Savannah, Ca 2.30 1] ?i^wai tanhiint?S^-JC * 1.45 < Washington, I). C 7.33 r-'-- rrh. %> r t A''-? % " on D if ruitis, j. t. conn 21 Hit i??ion?I'if-iKcntior?Agent == Columbia. S. C. p] oooooooC'C-oor-?ow^vSKaoocb Counts Drug- Store PUKSCRIT-'I IONS COMJ'OUNL FI> AS WRITTEN' RY YOUR DOCTOR A Full I.ine of Toilet VrticTet g. 1105 WASHINGTON STRKE* PHONE 2-1967 O&O&O.O.C ^oo< vaopcno USE 1IAIRLONGER R Wonderful Hair Grower ? Makes tie II,!. grow Long, Full R and Luxuriant. A Fair Trial will prove its Wortdeikiil Worth llairioucer Grower - 26* I !'rcss?rij? Oil 25c D< I'ostayp 10c mi ^ dc ALSIK I\ WYNNE, 1?ox 21. Clio. S. C. 1 Q1 % D. R. STARKS, S aturday, SeptemlieV 2, 1939 PROFESSIONAL / , CARDS DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately # ffiee Hours: Telephone* 1:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 469k 8:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 379C Office: Residence: >30 Taylor St 1817 Pine St SURGEON Office: 1323 1-2 Assembly St ,.s Phone S466 ne*>iaence: sm uak Street Phone 8740 DR. H, H. COOPER 1 DENTIST Special Attention Given to Di?. eases of the Gams Gold Crowh ?nd Bridge Work A Specialty Rice Phone 5429 . Rec. 8264 " |25 Washington 8t. Ctl'>u Bt C ORice Hours. Telephone: I A. M. to R P. M. Res. 8871 y P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon iseases of Women and Children ^ * A Specialty " ORice: Residence: 115 I>ady St ' ' 1301 Pine St Columbia. S. Cr lione 7811 All Classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman ? ? DENTIST painless extractions Sundays by Appointment* Office: 2369 1-2 Gerrats St. Columbia, S. c. ffice Hours: Telephone*'. 30 a.M; to 7:0C P.M. Offie. S083 > .' Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST , ; tilings, Plates, Crowns, Bridge* Anesthesia a Specialty k ,EV. J. H. JOHNSON notary public Office: -2029 Marion-Street ?aler in Real Estate, perforw aVriage ceremonies, writes wills eds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him Phnne 8107 Res. S7?* x x I I i :. X' It' t* m t ?_ T t T T t T I I ^ f ' , 5S I Secretary ? ^ YVVVV V ^rVy)