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Are Ready
M. M.?Tell me if I will be tble
to collect my money from the .Sa^ 1
vings Account in the bank where
I used to live some ten years ago. j
? Ansi If?you have?your hank
book, write to the bank and ask
them if they will altrrw you to!
? draw this mpney out. I feel that
they will, provided of course their
records check with yours. Hold to
your bank book.
P. A. W.?I am honest, clean,
upxight herd working man and 1
feel that I deserve a good girl foi
a wife. Is there anything tt all in
sight for me?
Ans; A marriage will take place
in your life rather late. / ".^bu need
to make more friends and get out
among3he younger set of giila
nnd boys more. Ghoose youi
friends carefully. . . a very happy
marriage will be yours within a.
few years.
ST JAMES A. M. E. t ilt ItClT
Hev. Leroy Jackson, Pastor
Sunday School opcneil ;n 10:0U
A. M. with the Supt, Miss Estelk
J nerclte, and qp.workers-at their
posts of duty. After the class stu
ily of the lesson the?school?wn.?
beautifully enteitcihed with a re.
I- view fcy Miss Fi nnie Phelps.
Services were good and well attendee:.
The pastor preached fiom
Jeremiah 0:1(5. Theme, "The Old
Path." Sunday night he preached
from 1st Cor., 0:^.0. Theme, "The
Mntchlppft Price." The spiritual
tide ran hiph.
Stewardess Board No. 1 inel un Dec.
11 at the home of Mrs. Aedie
Kinard on Tobacco St., Mrs. H. M.
Young, president.
The Pulptk A'tl Duai 1 "ict Mob- day
night at the home of Mrs. Albert
Phelps on Henderson St.,
Mrs. Wilhelmina Woodson, President.
Each hostess ^served delicious
repasts and lovely cv*ening6
were enjoyed.
Anionir the visitors Sunday was
Presiding Elder JQ. C Dunham of
the Newberry District who made
helpful remarks. Visitors are always
welcome.
Mrs. Addie Kint.rd of 172 To.
bacco St. wish to announce the
marriage of her daughU'i, Claiit-ta,
to Mr. William ltobinson on
Thursday, Oct. 10. 1039 at New.
berry, S. C. Mr. Robinson is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson
of Pomaria, &. C. Mrs. Rob.
insoh is the organist of St. James
A. M. E. Church.^
HELENA NEWS
Sunday, Dec. 17 the pastor
preached a wonderful sermon.
The Rev. J. M. McMorris preached
Miss Inez Devault was the guest
of her sister Mrs. Amanda Bobb
Saturday aiternoon.
Sunday was a very pleasant
day for all church going people.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gist was
the guests of a very grand turkey
dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Suber. Covers were
laid for twelve. After which they
motored to. their home in New
berry.
Miss Florie Alston's brother and
cousin snent n cvnnd rlnvr in C'n -
lumbir* - Miss Florio was bride's!
maid;-herL_brothcr George H. was!
the master; causm Graftc??Gist
Suber was the -flower?girl of o
lovely bride Miss Gertrude I>ehT^
mark of Columbia.
? Little'Miaa Helen H. G?'U> ha*
been very ill; at this writing she
has improved very much.
7TTT EUIHTII?Jones? guost of
Miss Florie Alston Runduy af ternoon;
after which they motor,
ed to Whitmire.
PROSPERITY NEWS
Sunday school of Shiloh opened
at 10:45 with all new officers pros
cntfThe lesson was discussed by
thF classes which was very inter.
> esting.
Rev. Rodenhtuarh preached a |
wonderful, sermon. Nyhemjiah 6th.;
chapter. His text was the words)
of Nehemiah, saying: I airi doingj
a great work, so that I cannot
come down.
Mrs. Louise Gallmt-n is very ill
but the relatives and friends all
hope she will soon recover.
The trustees of Shiloh A. M. E.
church have been elected. All nine
of them said they are willing to
d0 their best.
. Sunday Dec. 17 after services,
the missionary department raised
$1.01. Aftei the missionary meet
ing the board meeting \vas held
that afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Prosperity, S. C.
Dear Santa:
I want you to bring The a wagon
and .iome more things. I am a
good little boy at all times.
Raymond Ethore^ge, Jr.
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\) LEADER
L. M.?(Does he like me better
than any other girl in town or is
he just shooting me a line of jill?
Ana: This young man likes you,
sure he certainly isnt in love with
you nor is he making any plans to
marry you. You are too. young to
h?? having such serious thoughts. .
you had better write me privately
for the "answers to your other
questions as they are t. bit too
private and personal to be answer
ed in the column. My new Astro,
logy Readings are now ready.
R. 'W.?I have been thinking of
not returning to teach lifter the
holidays and I wonder if I would
be satisfied and happy if I -gave
up my positions? ! t
Ans: You would not be content
ed under the circumstances. ]
would advise that you continue tea
summer make arrangements to
take up- the business cotffse and
prepare yourself for the business
world.
WILKINSON HIGH DEFEATS
HEED STREET 19?0 TO
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
Orungebuig, c. ('.--Wilkinson
High defeated Ree<l Sticet High.
Anderson, 19 0 here Friday aftei
noon an.l won the intersectionaT
championship sponsored by Smith
Carolina State A. and M. College.
The Southern Intepcollegiatie
Atheletic conference, hoMing theii
annual session here, recessed tc
-chool classic.
witness -the post-season high
;chool classic.
?Tile with thrill^
was n atu. ed bv mternnlieny. long
runs and vicious tackling. Wilkin,
son proved to b?- the .most alert
and took nlantage of breaks to
score in the first, second and third
nua rto4-x? Iteed? 15 ntH.' I a Ito- hmtplayed
the entire season without ?
defeat in the Piedmont auction
was unable to stop the bewilder,
ng running and passing attack ol
Wilkinson.
J. Ib McGhee, -Reporter
DI E WEST NEWS
Sendees in the churches were
.veil attended and those who were
present-at each church heard the
Revs. Bouev and Daniels had am.
Tile grounds for spiritual inspira
tion.
Mr . O. L. Smith intended the
meeting of the Co. Teachers' As.
sociation at Abbeville Saturday.
Mrs. Florence S. James of the
TXur~West Jr.?high school faculty
left for \ew York City Friday
She will spend the yuletide i n
the metropolitan city with her pa. i
rents.
Mi-s Janie Whurton of Ware
Shoals wts a visitor here during
last week end.
Messrs. E. A. Sussowell, A. S
Moragne and O. L. Smith were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lon.
nio. Latimer on Sunduy night.
Mrs. Ida Johnston is comforti _
bly settled-iiv her new home she
recently ha! constructed. She has
a nice home and is to be congratulated.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mars and
rlso Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Butlei
have new homes under construe.
tipn. i 1 . .
The brick wank on The new school
b uilding will be finishel within
the next few days, leaving the in
side work as the principal task
of_4,ha_Luilders. Within the next
few months, DueTJWest will have
one of the .finest ^school buildings
for our group in the Piedmont sec
trton of the ~'??
N KWBERRY NEWS
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"Calvary Presbyterian Church
The Sundry school services were
enjoyed by all. At the close the
pastor installed the officers for
the ensuing year.
During the 11:30 service in the
morning we enjoyed an impres.
sivr Christrmwr service. The pag?
tor's theme was Following OuT
Star. Text Matt. 2:9. After lis
ten ing to hlsP serinorr every?onecould
very readily retlize what a
blessing-it is to follow our Star,
Jesus.
The League was a continuation
of the morning service. Theme:
Joy and Peace to the World. All
members entered the discussion
Very encouraging remarks were
enjoyed by the pastor.
You ire cordially invited to at
tend the Christmas Tree exercises
Monday morning, 5:3fi Dec. 25.
Srnta Claus will be there with
plenty of fruit, candy, toys and
Kins.
The Bible Clans was very inter
efctingly tnught by Mrs. Abrams
Wednesday afternoon.
We arc'delighted to have Miss
Means beck in school, after hav.
count of her mother's illness. We
trust she will soon be relieved of
suffering.
We are glad to know Mrs. Alice
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2uise ia getting^ back to norffitlcy I
ifter having Itaen ill a few week#
The death of Mrs. Jiles was a'
shock ft all of her friends in the I
nty.
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HA pay HOME BAPT. CHURCH li
Rev. R. M. Scott, Pastor II
Sunuy School opened a* the us. R
unl hour and the lesson wis re. w
viewed by the pastor.
At 11:30 the pastor cttme before tl
us and preached from the theme | J
Tarry for Jesus. It was enjoyed s
by everyone. D
/
Rev. Kennedy, pasto.- of Zion ^
Hill Ikptist Church preached for ]
us Sunday evening: at 3:30 and (
wan accompanied by his Jubilee 3
Choir. He preached from the top. j
ic "Cover more Land." s
At 8 o'clock the pastor came
forwidrd and ^reached from the ,
theme "Love and Faith." ]
All of the mesages were highly
enjoyed. We thank all of our vis.
iting friends for cooperating with
us throughout the week.
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-.R T. W. DEFEATS
HAINES QUINT ?
Booket Washington's fighting
basketball five defeated a strong 1
team from Augusta, Gecrrgia to *
a score of 30-24 in the first game
of the season played here Friday
night.
The constant encouragement of
George (Pop) Elliott, Washington's
lanky center of all national 1
. fame has led Washington to many
" it victory.?Other outntnnding fen J
fine shooting of William (Bubber)
- MeCbin, guard?and tht.?expert passing
.of Eddre (Pro) Watson '
and Johnny (Gilliam) Fields. Play
t.rs starting the game for Washing
ton were:
Forward?Fields
Forward?Chatman
("enter?Elliott 1
Guard?McClain
Guard?T>uckett
Substitutions: Nance and Watson.
Referees: Walker and Craw 1
ford of Benedict. 1
xi:w? or lkkds i
On December 4, a surprise birth (
day dinner was given in honor ol
Willie Andy and Charlie Mc Land i
students of Finley Higlrschorrt in-4
the home of Mrs. E. N. Isom,
where the bcrys toom~by their pi?
rents. Rrv?C It mid Mrs 1.illic. ?
F Land. They motored from
home accompanied By Miss belle ~~
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tiyics wnn it pacM'u LKi^Kei. in i
?thf home of Mrs. Isom the table c
was prepared. In the center'* was ^
a whittr~TcfrTr cake?with?bu-thdwy. -v
candies- of TouiteerPeClors, potatc v
salad, custards, Opossum, other I
krnds of meats. I
After the tabl0 Was prepared p
the dpor was locked and they wentuptown.
At 3 o'clock the boys s
came in from school and was sur. '
Loused to' find the table ready to
! serve, though no- one was present, j
j A sum of money^ was found at a
each plate Riven by Mrs. Sallic
Alston and a birthday card with 0
[mother's name.. The children were ^
nvrr joyed mill nte with much fir
light. Mrs. Isom was at her post
(if- duty. In the afternoon on the j.
way home the parents came by j
j the home of Mrs. Isonr's and the g
i boys came out with a hearty laugh
, saying, oh, how surprised but how 0
| we enjoyed the dinner. It- is a p
custom -with -them to give theit
children birthday dinners every j,
year. - 0
With best wishes for all a Merry a
Christmas and a prosperous New
Year" - .1 . .. .1
J^NESVILLK NEWS
H
All church goers were at the
House of Worship Sunday. Rev.
Parker, of Spartanburg, preached s
two soul stirring sermons at Fos j:
ter's Chapel. q
i_. The -many friends of J. D. *
Moore will be sorry, to hear of his r
passing December 16th. J. D. e
waa the 80J? of Mr Geo Moot'e an*,
{jhe late Mis t^fffrielMoore^ He '
Avaa only T? ycarr. old, hut was a _
member uf Bethany Bapt. church, j
He was a member of the Sunday
school and of the Young People's '
-vU'Ik He was active in church .
school and commurntyr??L?IL_was ,
' a member of the graduating das; .
i^t our graded school
H^ leaves to mourn his loss, n |
devoted father, 0ne sister, two bro
there and a host of relatives and *
friends.
Sleep on J D. and take thy rest,- ^
We loved thee; but God Ufves
thee best. *
The students of the grnded *
school are looking forward to the
. Christmas holidays. f
' The 7th and 8th grade under the
direction of Prof. J. R Ezell will 1
have a Christmas tree Thursday. (
t?The 6th. grade whose teacher is *
I Miss R L. Long composed the fol '
lowing poem last month: (
On The Sea Shore
On the sea shore t.hev all utand '
The girl is waving out her hand ^
To the man that is afar,
Please comP over where we are. j
.The fisherman came as fast as he "
could, c
Padding the water &s hP should. 1
When hp arrived he asked "What's (
Wrong?"
The chHdren shouted "Our boat is <
gone!"
The 6th and 3rd grade, Mrs. M. 1
G. Ezell, teacher aip moulding 1
.Christmas toys for their Christ- 1
mas tree. 1
The 2nd grade, Misa U. G. Smith 1
teacher, is making Christmas
greetingsT"
The 1st grade, Mis8 R C. Col. 1
linn, teadher, is learning many (1
Christmas songs and will have a (
Chirstmas tree Thursday. " i
J
E PALMtfWO IfeAMBE
LITTLE RIVER NEWS F
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Ml. Zion A M. E. Church c
Rev. J. C. Hodge, Pastor
Services at St Paul were spir_ C
ually strength i-enewing. Rev. g
ellam,y acting as pastor, Rev. [
odge being confined to bed. t
Services at St. Joseph No. 2 the y
ev. Faulk preached a fine sermon t
hich was enjoyed by all. k
Miss Lizzie /Mae EHnking spent p
dp week end with Mrs. Gertrude 0
iti:. n-xi
nvvjuccn, miss rvewiea neimmy
pent the '\veek end with Miss y
ilamiH Lee Green. Little Misses e
Lzalee Green, Marre Green, were 8
he dinner guests of Mrs. Lula ,
3ellamy Sunday, Jdiss Gertrude t
Crawford Was the dinner guest ol ^
?tis.s Leona Bryant Sunday. MeBSr8 (
fames Vaught and James Bryant .
spent the week end in Florence. c
Miss Leona Bryant won in the
contest and was crowned "Miss I
Popular".
MT. OLIVE A. M. E CHURCR
Rev H C Andrews, Pastor
Myrtle Beach, S C.?9:30 AM
gnmtny school began. The Cate?hiam
"pine-, hnlHa tK~P hftHTter. ~T
11:30 AM the pastor brought
js a soul reviving sermon. This
>ermon will bt. long remembered.
4:30 P.M. the Missionary socie
ty met with the Vice-president,
Mrs Maggie Cooper. Mrs. Annie
iimmnns IpH tn<> ilpvntir>riH
At the League hour the lesson
.vas thoroughly discussed At 7:16 ?
prayer services were spiritually j
:onducted by Rev. T. H. Hemming (
way. l"bH pflstor prcsrrrbed?Rerr terojr^Jrrdge
to-preach. -He_spoke J
from the theme Thou shall not
covet. Visitorg: JRev. L. M Gra.
ham, Mr Leroy Bellamy, Allen
Ford and Miss Dorothy Spivey of
N'ew York City and Myrtle Beach.
Mr and )Mrs. J. C Clark and son
Eugene left Monday for Macon, ,
Ga., to spend the holidays. Their
many frientis wish them a safe 1
Liip. 7 1
Miss Catherine Williams motorjd
to Little River Sunday after ,
loon to witness a Christmas nr? 1
tram at Mt. Zion school. She was !
iccompanied by Mi3s Sarah L. A1 J
>xander and Mr. J U .Owcr. .
The mnortej :..isK-s every iead. 1
?r of The Palmetto Leader a
viti i \ Christmas. Let's try to '
nake the sales of the "Leader" '
>igger_n?X_?_ year.^ '
-Ml. /ION A.M.E. CHI KCH 1
Hrv.-S-^hism. I'antur _
Sellers, >. C.? S. S. ttl lhe us
iuI hour. At 11:30 the pastoi *
onducted service and delivered a ,
vonderful message. Quite a few
/hom were Mrs. Doia McBride- of
.atta; Miss~~Rosalee Frierson of ~
lishouville. Mr. and Mrs. Waltet. _
lodgers of Bristo and Mr. Wil
ie Barr of Florence.
At 3:30 the usher board met in
ession and rendered a literary
irogram. Amount raise<l $19.0f.
At th,r League session Mrs Dora
dcBride was present and made
n interesting talk.
Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. Clara Dix
n and Mrs Annie Townsend also
>Ir R G Green arP on the sick
kit i The
pastor and Mrs. Dora .>ic
Iride were the- dinner guests of
Jr. and Mrs. Heyward Jones on
unday.
Mrs Ella Barr, husband and son
f Florence spent awhile^here vis
ting daughter and brother.
Mr. R, C Hooks spent Sunday
a Marion with his wife who is one )
f f Vio InOoUne - ./f XV II. (
x viiv s ui vuv *uai UMI 111
nd worshiped at St. John.
You can subscribe foy The Pal.
netto Leader through your local
fpoitor J. L. CroslandT
lOHEHT SMALLS HI SCHOOL
Beaufort.?The First Congres.
ional District meeting held a t
enn School, Frogmore, Dec. 9th. :
)ver 500 were present to witness'
he annual affair. Quite n large
lumber arrived at Penn School
urly so that they could spend a
>ortion of their time viewing the i
treat beautiful Penn School.^ 1
1:110 o'clock. The meeting was
nesided over by Prof. W. Kent
v"xt<?n. pro<i,:ent of II. C. T. A.;
Jruf. J. C. Parlor. principal o f
Wilkinson High school, Orange.
>urg, was the guest speaker. Hislubject:
"The Superior Teteher"
-fg?wa? cum! from beginning?toM,d
Aftei' the program the group
vas directed to the Penn dining
mil where a delicious dinner was
served, under the supervision ot
Miss Price, H. E. teacher, the
'acuity and the State College
*irls serving "as waitresses.
The guests present: Profs. I.
M. A. Myers, H. W. Baumgardner
>f Columbia; J. P. Burgess, o f
Orangeburg; G. A. Anderson of
fountain Inn and J. T. W. Mima,
)f Clinton.
Mr. Jimmie Bonds is the newly
rlected chairman of F. C. D.
The F. -G? I>. sent Mrs. India
5hanklin a lovely wreath also B.
3. T. A.
As president, Mr. W. Kent Ala
on wishes to thank Misses Coo.
ey and House and the entire
taff of Penn School for the corbel
hospitality shown every one
! am wishing for you a Merry
}hris_tmas and a Happy New Year
Vlr. P. A. Stewart was in charge '
)f chapel exercises last Monday. <
rhe guest speaker Rev. F. B. <
\layys, (white) pastor of t he
^resbyterifn church. He spoke 4
'rom the subject: "Running Life's <
Race." Jhe message was Ifilled^
vith thought, power and spirit.
The members of 10th grade a_ 4
ong with the faculty and student i
>ody were snocked when they
leard of the death of Miss Mar_
ftTet Jones. She was well liked <
ind active in school activities.
'uneral services will be held on
unday at the Good Will Baptist
hurch.
In keeping with the spirit of
Christmas a very interesting pro_
ram was given in chipel Friday
)ec. 15, by the 1st grade, instruc. .
or Miss Odessa Dixon. The tots I
fere indeed very good. In addi.
ion to this a short program in
eeping with same was givtn by
art of the 5th grade in charge
f Little Miss Profitdean Mitchell
Men's Bible Class of Beaufort
tad its annual banquet Friday
vening at Robtrt Smalls High
chool library. After playing
rames the group was escorted to
he H. E. department. Both li_
jrary an H. E. department were
lecorated with the signs of the
ippror?ching yulctido, with the
10ft Xmas lights and lullaby mu_
sic, where they were sumptously
:ed to their hearts content.
Mr. Mouzon acted as toaatmas .
:er. Jir. H. Q. Fisher was present
?d a gift from the cites express,
ng their gratefulness for the
guidance in the past year. The
nenu consisted of fruit cocktail,
Lurkevt enelish neas. hot rolls.
ini* fyapfi fruit
3essert, coffee t(nd mints.
MILLER CHAPEL
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. L. jJJ. Bowman Pastor
Major Barrow who was blifid
17 years, whom the world is a_
mazed to witness the great work
af the Master, who preached ltst
Monday and Tuesday?nites?and
Sunday morning brought out folks
several years. His service w?s
very touching ?md much enthusi.
asm was demonstrated by the peo
pie.
Tuesday nite, Dec. 26, there will
De a Ghristmns tree and a pageant
given by the Sunday school
wnd Junior church. The public is
-ordially invited. I
On last Sunday, Mrs. Thompson
Giles witnessed the Ordination
service at her church by her Bish
op. Monday nite she worshipped
with us at Miller's. Tuesday 3he
passed on to the beyond; and was
funen {lized Sunday at Miller's, I
by Rev. Bowman; as her pastor
was away. ? L
The following persons died dur. |
ng the week are Mrs. Mamie Wil1
iams, Mrs. Boyd Sims Mrs. ttat.
ie Suber, who lives" "near the city,
tn J Mr", iviarshali Chiles, Mrs.
Irmes Gilliam and Mrs. Thomp |
?>n Giles of the city All of them
were in charge of Williams and!
Pratt, undertakers.
On the fifth Sunday the Mis_
DOCTOR WARNS
THAT POORD 09
Constant Hacking Frcm Co'.'j
Bring:, on Dangerous Illness
Doctors- fnopH vuitH <*? ?? ? *
warn that coughs, due to (.?lci",
which pound t'down resist; uce j'
u ifl! Koiw nn^irtint H-firing n.' en '
bring .on dangerous illne. s. Why
take chances when Mentho-Mu!- J
sion is made for just such a
cough? i
Mentho-Mulsion is a spochl.
combination of eight ingrcdicntJ I
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siontry Society will render a pro
gram in interest of the Society;
also Rev. Bowman has arranged
to have a woman preacher to take
chioge of the preaching service.
All members are askel to pay 25c
for this missionary cause.
Miss Minnie Dewalt is now un. J
der the specialist in Columbia.
The writer wishes her a speedy
recovery.
Bro. Mack Tucker is quite ill
ai ims wriun?; tiso Mr. tiugene
Spearman. Dr. Grant, who knows
no failure has them well in hand.
Mr. G. C. Williams Mrs. Hattie
Jackson, Mrs. N. J. Gallmt*i, Mrs.
LaSaine and others are on the
improved list.
Next Sunday at Miller's will
h* imnnm nr flnllar dfly, Those
who we not able to come out,
please Bend in yotrr money that ~
you may be enrolled with the
number; please don't fail.
No copy of The Palmetto Lea. '
der next week, as they will be
taking holidety vacation.
Rev. Bowman wishes me to announce
that all subscribers who
received a letter a bill with a dis_
count about two weeks, also _
offering ? free prize to those who "
will respond may see him during
the holidays 6r send in to the office
and Ret your discount. He also
wishes to announce that he has
appointed Master Gilbert Alexan.
der to help handle The Pidmetto Leader
in Newberry.
Wishing you all a Merry Christ
mas and a. Happy New Year.
Come to Church; Go to Church.
Mrs. Hauie Alexander, Reporter-,- DENMARK
NEWS
The passing of Mrs. H. Halls,
Dec. 14 was a shock to the community.
She was a faithful member
of the Rome Bantist church
Funeral services were held Dec.
17 at 3 o'clock, by the pastor Rev
C.^L. Anderson. Nearer my God,
by choir; 90th Psalm was retd
by Rev. Jordon. My loved ones
are waiting for me. Obituary and
letters -read by Mrs.?A. Graw^ ford.?Many
wpnke nn her life
a Christiifi worker. .
She leaves to mourn, husband,
mother, sister, three brothers, 9
children and n host of relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Jane Stanley invites her
many friends to attend her one
hundreth birthdiy, Dec. 24, 1939. "
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the treatment of cough* duetto?
celt's and simple bronchial irritation?.
F'.ume your druggist at once!
?4ote 1 o\v thp first Hnsp Mon.
tr.oO.Iulsion clears the congestion 1
of your nasal passages and aid?
nvture In expelling?the?phlegm
from the throat and the irritation
from the chest.
Mentho-Mulsion, now 75c, is
recommended and guaranteed by
good druggists everywhere.?adv.
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1106 Pine Street
Dial 6575
Columbia S. C.
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New York, New York
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Flowers For Every Occasion
PHONE 9398
1202 Harden St. Columbia .
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For Diseased Scaln? Gives Life
and Beauty. BEST GROWER?
\pplv once a week?Price 1 35c.
lOtHi Blaii. iiiy Si., Columbia, S. C.
Counts Drug Stare, Washington
St^~Thon?as Drug Store, lay-?
David G. Lllison
Honest and etficient attention
given to all business
placed with me.
PHONE 5717
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way from Columbia
Richmond 5.40
Washington TM
Philadelphia 10.07
New York 11M
Boston (via Hell Gate
Bridge l?iS
Pittsburgh 14.80
Buffalo 1U1
St. Petersburg tJO
Tampa T.0f
Miami 10.M
r W. Palm Beach 9.25
Jacksonville 5.10
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Room No. 1 Arcade Bldg.
Columbia, 8. C.
Telephone SB21?0987