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THE PALMS'.
MY NPT i9io A.CTROLOC.Y
RRADr.- as ARP. beAnv
L. C.- My wife and I can never
cpet along and I wish to know if
it would ho iiist as well to let her
go and 'try the girl that I wis
with the other night?
An?:?G.vc her 'rir warning
that the next tin\e eh* packs up
and 1 evi 9 she will not be welcome
when *'u returns. On the otlur
hand. y ?n . h"uid a little kinder
and mc?e ^hcughtful- to you. wife
;nd 1?A the other girls alone. You
? would foolish to give up your
wife fj." thio cirl you have sovn
one time for rhe doesn't Io ns you
W LP ?How can I get the money
thrt I srw my brother saving hack
ga last Hp; inj? ? \
'An?* H" 'rew 'ho money out
himself and u %J t. Sitting wish
-?.U>a 'or ar. inheritance is poor bu??i
y?? -voy will have to get out irul
\ hustle * r very cent, that you, will
cr-vr have.
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J; C. R.?Is my job at stoke?
Please tell me whrt to do?
/ An.*: Overlook the new man be
w.<? p'oced over you for he is more
qualified than you tre?in the
?- Tret?nt:me, work as you have never
worked'* before and you will con.
tlpue to hold your Job.
J. M. O.?It is my ambitidrr to
fivah eollecre fnd I wonder if 1
run a-raogc it before I retch twen1
?t^ftve yea-s of age? j
Ana: Of coarse you can. You
o-ly 1 ttv ore more year in col.
"?nre and if y -u work hord during
hia winter and the etTly
yon eon F?ve enev?h to he?in your
ruff ir ^oT-temher, All~w noth
'r.g *o wtorfere with your finish
Ing rchool.
r. A .?I C C-. sincere in^telling;
" 'J^NSTON NEWS
"*V. 1 ? fVontv T-aining
- Feh.r "*!r* "?'' fffr"th? holidays. Fri
d"v "V-e-m V r 7"rd. Tv,? "tpfents.
r.nd f"~u!ty'depar ted >-ejoi:ing ef.
V~ *hrt of the bovs and
glrh basketball tef ttih m the last
.. wo (T.i by overwhelming ,
reore".
^ ic-; P ?~?v?her 15th the hoys J
iFrrct'. 4 Hfhi'ifK ;<3_ 10 and thel
gi ??? " on ove?- Harbison 22?18. ..I
Wednesdnv tVcemh ? 20th *he I
- -N bor> ;?af n'r^ P - ' Accodnmv ofj
'NCry',i... *4-^0. The ehla
?-V?tod- F^mer. of'TlmmsfnT CM}
~ h" the score f 38 -10. The entire I
^ hov girls partici|
* !r both o' these r"tries. The
'v - ->, Jnnn'^v 2nd.
** v. r 7! r)"* R. A Jennings.
... ' \ op-, fn.'rip.. were the dinner
guests of the Amos' on Christmas
lay P ">' D F Jennings is paster
0* Fine Hill Btptist Church
V.C -i'r town.
~M."2. Noah Ar.i', Ilolen an<v Mr.
M: : nr-rah Amos spent Wednes .
d' , ir. N wberry, guests of the
,a h.'tjvrfo^ds
Miss Anise Nichols of Bates
vu-g was the guest of Miss Hattie
r Mil's on Xmaa day.
" Messrs Lrwrenee, James and J
B Wilson, cf Washington, D C
. yr.t the "eVend herlc with rela
thrcR rnd friends.
M>*s. Carrie Smith of Raleigh
N. C.. sp'snt several of the ch'ist
ens h ,'idays here with son and
.Ur.v.tpr- 'n law, Prof, end Mrs
V N. S.nith.
Mrs. Tan'e Sinkler Williams of
New York, *ls visiting her mother,
Mrs. Errrpr Sinkler. _
Mrsn Atir^e Ware of Bayonne,
X. J., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
V*T. F ;rre*t.
Miss. "ar.io Abnoy and Mr. A!.
bp>-t H- i'^nd wpre united In mfr.
ring1" on Deoembpr 24th. Tbp, cere
men-" ~v& iT performed by Rpv. W.
M. S'tir^ton.
CRLAT FALLS NEWS
Qr;te c number of students
wri hi ot for tho holidays: Miafi
Mr be! C. 3;ors of Benedict college.
Columbia; Miss Corlee Gayden of
CMnt-n oo'lege, Rick HiU; Miss
'.fain! Carter r" S.fte college,
Orangot-srj; Miss Creola Cunning
? bn-n of Clinton college, Rock Hill;
^ ^jae Holmes, Mpaaers
F1;lchrr ' >ines rnd J. E. Barnes
Fln'pv r-gh, Chester.
Mr. 's.-.r- Clinton, Jr.. is vialtlng
his ptr* ot , Mr. and Mr3. Ciinton.
FT. has bp- r. in Washington, D. C.,
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i .'i in t o ; ycir.
1V>. Ip n: rV"!t;r.. .Sr/and dausjh
. ter Oer- :e are visiting relative?
m" frlcndo >n Winston.Polem, N.
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Me?rr? T. E. and Loyd Bpmes
are vhKine their aunt ha Wnah.
D C.
Mio re? LeHa, Louise and Naomi
Chisoim and mother, of Rock Hill, I
were the pmesta of their brother I
and son, Mr. Lather Chisoim. 1
Mrs. A sorco Barnes raid Mirts >
Etta Belle Barnes accompanied' .
them back to Ro"k Hill, Tuesday, i
Mrs. AdeTTe C. Nelson was the I
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analyzed free in this column or y
lis column and sign jour full nar \
our letter. For a "Private Reply" .
rclope for my latest ASTROMM ?
date; also a free letter of a> t e
ain your problems clearly and ci ;
hin the scope of logical-reasoui ?.
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rroXEADER
rre that ho will bo all thri ugh
. with E. H. K. by December and
why is ho so afraid of hur and
slips in md out of niy house?
An*:- You rre thp one who is
retting fooled?not E. H. K. II
there is any dropping to be done
ho will drop you my friend and it
wo dd be to your advantage to
cive him up right /ip\v. No?n-ar
is worthy of your afToction if ho
can't show his attention to yoj ir
V lie upvu.
H. iV. M.?Plmsc te'l mo if my
hm-hind is going to rerlize any.
from the estate of his brother
?
1 Ans: A very, meager sum will
be issued to your husband from
: this soio pe?thort. nre many legal
'rcbnicoJi*!es that will have to be
settle.: before anyone profits from
'.h<? estrte.
F. C.?For fwo. yeiTs I taught
I e'nool and this time_J was not re
| elected end I didn't?get?aoother
| place. What is the best thing for
me to do ?
! Ans: Don't feel so baJly about
| not being elected to teach where
were employed for two ye: rs
vmi nv?>--in nppA nf n rhnnco
take advantage of this opportuni
ty of not having any work. You
Tou'd ni'iko a wonderful nurse^-rnd
I ctromrly rcmmmcnd that "you cn
tor nurse tri'ining just as soon as
yon ran ?
R. R. M.?I lwr this young man
ond want to know if we will go
back together rgain?
An?: _ It's regretable that this
young mnn doesn't return the love
hat yon hold for him. You wall
' e on hotter terms sociilly than
y??n are rivht now. Someone else
a ill c* me into your life who will
moan more to vou than he does.?~
' vc' f Kov T>q^-?^tp Mr. and Mrs.
Coster. this w^ek*
Mf. and Mrs. John I. GiEnes,
Mr. ^tvrwl - Mr*, John Bowden. Mr.
end. Mrs. John Foil. Mrs. Eliza
Pickett rnd Mr. .William Gayden
-n-o he dinner pmosts of Miss M.
_Tl?e home of Miss Mack
was hervtifullv docov$ted with
VPv 'and manv o'hor Xmas deco
?Miss Macklin is a mem
hvr nf the cmc pency club.
The emercrcnev club distributed
M.r.i'0'o; Xmas to the r^ed
~?^d q!?V. The mo"?ment was
sored py i>r<rf.iers Gay'en and Bow
d??n. ,
Mr. end Mrs. ST. Flnlay Mr.
T on is Finloy, of Chester, were the
''inner truest? of Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Gaines. durinnr the holiJ:ys.
Pu^-' Tlrt'l of Washington;
H. C., is visitin^ her parents, Mr.
' nd Mrs. Ruben Fall.
Mr. Floyd and Grady Bowden of
Slater were the pruests of their pn
vnt.s Mr. an' Mrs. Johjo Bowden
Misses -Mrhel and Elizabeth
Gaines were the dinner pu?8ts of
'h- Carter family curint? the holi
Irvs. .
The hanonet priven at the home
f Mr. Will Gayden and Mrs. E.
"*'eVr>t was an el abort te affair.
Quite a number of -out of town
'v wpvr> nresent.
Mr. md Mrs, Owens and child.
?v of Chester, were the guests 0f
'heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. IIoL
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Mrs Robert ThnmpsrD. former
v Miss O-nhetia Cunningham, and
' fbv, of Kar.napolis, N. C.. were
he guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cunningham.
SPARTANBURG NEWS
Trin'tv A. M. E. Church.
Rev. A. McNeil White?Pastor.
In the absence of the prstor,
h.crulpit was filled Sunday morn
hr hv Rev. C. H. Sconyers, who
bronght us a wonderful message,
ubject: "The Unchanging God."
"V-vices were well attended. ?
Te pastor "Fnd fajnily, who visit
H relatives rnd friends returned
'n time for the watch night serviceOur
first quarterly conference
wer and was a success. The elder
" as paid in full.
The Christmas Tree wrs an en.
joyrhle affair and was the first
one in a long time.
Quite a few boys and girls were'
home from college for tha holidays
^nd t ttended service, also three
-./s.,n~ - r> 111- -.t-. I
. M.iH Iiirn a i Uf II VJI Ctriiviliv, wnu
are student? of State Colleye.
The Junior Choir will sing at
" i'.t'e V.I:ito Hall Church, Sundry |
January 21st.
Tho pastor and .family wore re
"lo'cnta of seven 1 delightful af
falrn during tht holidays, They
appreciate all of those kindnesses
and thRnk the members an!l all
rriends very much.
Rev. White expressed himself a?
having enjoyed this Christm:? bet
for than any he has since cnterin?
Lhe ministry.
R<tv White rnd wifp extends to
neh one b^et rushes for a happy
:erline Williams?Reporter.
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THE AURORA CLUB
Seneca, S. C.:?The Aurori
C'ub held its regular meeting a
the home of Mr. James Owens
Tuesday, December ItHh,? wit)
Miss G. M, Owens as hostess. A
or the business was tri nsactec
Chinese checkers and bridge wer
i layed. The hostess served ?. d
licioua recast.
Tht annual pre.christmas socis
given by the club was a succes!
The tuditorium was beautifull
decori ted with th,. sign of the a
pioaching yulctiae, The musi
was eLc'rically transcribed. Ther
were a number of out of tow
guests present. The townfc" ar
cities? represented were: Greenvil]
Anderson. Georgetown, Libert;
and Norris.
u. LEII1SVTI ,1 .E NEWS?
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' Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Bryant, Si
i v.-rc Xnif .s afternoon visitors c
M- rnd Mrs. H. Rufus Draft, nlf
. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A bony of Salu-i
hol'i'av v's'tors of the Drafts, j
1 j so M s. Ida Coleman. Miss Bernit
i f-\>b n< o of Saluda: Mrs. Peri l (
Richardson of Washington. D. (
1 Thcs,. are ail relatives of Mr;
I Draft. Mrs. Draft naid r non ca
to Mrs. James Johnson, Mondiy.
M*' ' VP. CTTAPEL
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. L. G. Bowman. Pastor
Newberry, S. C.?The Christ ma
holidays were spent very quiet!
ind peaceful in this ccmmurvy. J
largo number witnessed the Chris
. .:r.ns -re'vices and exercises her(
Rev. Bowman delivered to hi
Congregation a message of th
New Birth. It was delivered wit,
orce and power, many hearer
who witnessed the messagP wil
not soon forget it.
The twenty characters who tool
n'rt ir; the Christmas cantata las
Friday night played their par
well and-P very txxly i*s singing thei
ornise.
Last Sunday was Mhsionarj
-ay and Rev. Bowman invited th'
Rev. Mrs. Sibin Rutherford tr
nroach the Missionary sermon. A1
' njoyed th0 message. At the olos'
->f the meeting $11.33 was laid or
the table.
Mr3, Daisy Caldwell Glern
\stieville-, N'. C., end her sister-ir.
law. Mrs. Caldwell of Jersey City
N. J., wore the holidavs visitor^ oi
Mr. and Mrs. M L. La?aire. Mr
and Mrs. Orr of Georgia wor0 th(
quests of their parents, Mr. ant
Mr?. E. F. Floyd.
? Mrs Arrrrio Mae Jackson o
Vew York City is home again af
tor spending soncetimp in the city
Mis- Sallie Ann Worthy o
Washington, D. C., is among thi
"nrary visitors during the holiday
who took dinr<er with her iffothc
Mrs. Dora Worthy.
All the students from Allen
Benedict, St"to, Morri's college an<
Dettis academy returned to tb.ei
various schools after having i
most enioyable Christmas.
The Emancipation Proclamatioi
celebration on New Year's day wn!
held at Miller's chapel with a veiy
1 rrsitntui program. The Rues
pesker was Rev. Reasoner o
-frmo -whr<T" delivered a master!;
speech. At the close or the moot
inR the following officers were e
lected: President. Prof. II. B. Ri
hard; Vice-President. Frcrf. ~A"T~T
Butler; Secretary. Mrs; flattir* r\l?xarder:
Treasurer. Mr S. W
^lieAsst. Fee., Mi's Johnni
cintr!eton; Chaplain, Rev. J. _S
Martin. '*
B?*o. G. C Williams spent th
Christrras with his daughter i
Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Fuprene Garspent
tve holidays with her moth
in Allendale. Nex* Sunday th
Rev. Bowman a'ks that all mem
hers of Miller's old and younl
"ome to church on the first Sunda;
in the Nev^/Vear. Cars have bee'
secured to convey the- older foil
to and fro and oa"h leader is- to
port in the official board Monda1
n''prht any or all members wh<
were absent from church the firs
Sunday.
T^ose on the rick list ar? Brn
J. ,Moonv Bro. F. B. Pratt, .Sr.
"-o. Ma"k Tucker and Mrs. Ma
-i-n Wilson. Communion net
^urday mor^dnR and eveninR.
Mr. Robert Harner Leatherr
snd children of Jenkinsvillo; Mrs
Tnez, Asheville and dauehter Vivian
from Rankin. Pa.: Mrs. Per
''Tee Jenrino',, of Wardtr/n. Wesi
Va., thP children avd rrnrd child
en ef the Rev. J. S. Martin wer<
he holirlav Ruests of their parent1
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. M?rtin.
1 Come to churrh. Go to church
RIDGEVILLE NEWS
Bethel A. M. E. Church
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Rev. W. D. Wl!Ham?, Pastor
Saturday ar>d -fhrrd^TT were hitrh
Hnyq at Bethel: tvc Elder, Rev. L
L. Farmer held his first quarterly
conference here. Thn finance w?g
very good. At 11:45 the elder de
I'vored a wonderful mos~a?re from
tho theme God was sorry He made
man, which all seemed to have en'oyed.
At 3 o'clock th? elder and
pastor motored to Mt. Piscral
chu rch where he a train preached a
nother srooid sermon. At 8 o'clock
we aerain assembled at B~tvel anrl
listened to amrther excellent sermo-t
nre-ch^d from the theme Out
n*Fervor T hnvo called Try STon
Elder ard Mr. Farmer, Rev and
Mrs. W. D Wriiams wre tvr
s-'pfer cruests of Mr. and Mrs
Win. Hil' and the dinner quests of
Mr. and Mrs Lerov Tirk Dec. 26
Rev. nnd Mrs. W. D. "Williams,
Mr. W L Davis wcrp the dinner
"" est* of Mr. and Mrs." C. Huprh**
We extend heartfelt ej-mpathy
to our friend, Mra. Alice Daniels.
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arc located in the rear, away fro
over to living room, dining root
the home follows familiar prccet
mortgage of $5,000 was insured
istration, which means that Qron
will repay the Joan with interest
* monthly payments figure does i
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j akmers aid news
i The Urited Order of Colored
Farmers Aid hold its la-1 n nr? v(
> \> ->r O'jv Ra?gist chur%.\}
December 28. 1920. Devbt'ons led i
by Rev. M. Dozier rfter whi^h 'h" I
f meeting was called to order by the
. grand master "who presided' The
i bounds of the meeting wa<s set ard
1 the given oast wv' ""V
g^and officers roll_ was called. _
{ Welcome address by Bvo. Sidne*.
(Mitchell: response by Rev. Mill*
. er. 12 deat-bq were r*P*,-*ed. "Hi
f minutes of the last meeting were j
? " 1 (' ;v. fp were anpo'vitR
ed for the bu?ine^? t arto'bb j
r bonrd. Remarks b" J,. j
also R'-o. B. Kinder, after-'
which we -adjourned f< >? din,]
, Evn'"g sevinrv. Mbetirg h"
r gar. 3 o'clo:]; ard aftnj* n warm d"
^ < .i v-e -e Iv'gb ly entertain
ed by our grand raster who gav
1 - a snlrndid lecture,
e Eepvts from lodges were called
f from Meres $r-<)0.05
I ^VT-ct"'1 fo'1 thn .church ; P.OS
CollecTcd~b7T~ca^ket ITOOfl
?'?^*71?p ":'! < "! 080.00 '
of * ., ri"T? ( invention
will bp at T>'ni1 M 1,71 "Vi-n^h
r~ ! ? nv- :< 1 1 v R v. M Dozier.
' Wo thank the loyal members of1
the Mou*t Olive church, one snd|
r ill for their kindness toward us.'
! We enjoyed the day. ?
MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH
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r R?v. S. Chism. PaRtor
r Sellers, S C.?S. S. opened at
he usu 1 hour with Supt. and co
*' workers at their po .t o*f duty A
v 'cry beautiful les.son throughout
~*he~Sohool nnd review- by the
< >upt. J. L. Crosland. This being
- Christinas eve the pastor brought
>' us a wonderful message or. the
s birth of Christ.
' At 7:00 p m. we again assembled
and witnessed a wonderful
Christmas program sponsored by
. the Willing Workers, Mrs. Salle:
- May I.ester president.
t Several visitors worshiped with
' us in the morning service: Mrs.
i Couis Reed and husband werP among
the visitors.
Eighteen persons among the sick
and poor of this community-were
f isi'od Ch'-istmns day by the pastor,
Mr. Croslard and Mr7? E. M
1 Porter and eaoto' were ' given a
! bap: of fruit, a bag of groceries
_ and 25c that were sent them by
: the church and S. S.
Quite a few out of town foTk
name home for Christmas.
Monday night, was the R. schoo'
Xmas tree which was quite a auc.
_ _C?SIL. ??? -? -P
Sunday, Dec. 31st, S. S. open j
ed at the uiual^ hour with SL.pt j
1 and co-workers' at thCif post oi i
duty. A h^mitiful 1 r.son through , ,
out the Bchool.
' At 11:30 a.m. mdrning service}
'^"gan. *he nn^tor selected his text j
1 from the 91:16. This was a won '
derful message, quite a few mem- .
ef t' e Baptist church wor |
shipped with us at the morning .
ervice.
Mrs. Jvlva Parr is on the sick ~j
'is* at this writi'g.
The pastor and Mr. R. C Hook ;
2nd wife were the dinner guests
?f Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ncwlin onSunday.
At 9:30 p.m we again assembled
n a watch nigvt ""ervire which
as very impressive. r<
Mrs. Chnttio B'own of North-j
Carolina Wis visiting Mrs. T B I
Tones Sunday evening. Mrs. An~
pro Crosland and little Bobbie War
jley spent a week at Nichols, vis- i
ley and reported a pleasant stay, j
Mr. Vander Bethea of Rocky
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ty of {hi* house. The bedrooms
ra noises, while the front is given
n, and kitchen. In general plan
lciUs, but in cost it does not. Its
by the Federal Housing Adminthly
payments of only about $S0over
a period of 25 years. The
lot include taxes and hazard in-Mount,
N. C., was visiting his
cousin here . last week, Mr. J. L.
Cro'.land. _ ?
central r. u. m. e. church
Rev. R. N. Gregorj Pastor
H. was a very snlerdid day at
T'-ntral n1! dav. Rev. Mrs. S.
Gadsden filled the pulpit and she
preached an able sermon. Sublet
Home Training. At 8 p.m. Mrs.
G-dsd'-n ncr in delivered a wonder
r,il from the subject For
Gcrd shall bring everything in the
i - t
We had a very wonderful pint
r-vv. crvvi-!) af'er t'-? service af
Mrs. Gadsden, with Mr. Wm. Gam
Vc and Mr. R. -Simmons being the
conductors.
At watch nich^ sci*viee every
officer was at hrs post and
Central was overcrowded Ix>t u=
live closer to God in 1940 than we
did in 1939. .
HELENA NEWS
Sunday, December 24, 1539 w?s
a errand dav who mnn nVii?
'o h" out and sec the tvonderfu'
world.
Mrs. ITozzi" n?d Mrs TiulaOwons
of Spartanburg wore the
of Mrs Amanda Bobb on
VnMay. Dec. 2f>.
Mrs. Amanda Bobb and rhildren
Bernjco, Fred Lee and Virginia
wore the guestg of Mrs. Carrie Alston
?nd dan?rhter, Mrs. CarTTp B
Subcr of Whitn.ire, S. C., Decem95.
1939. _
Mr. Silas Dewalt and wife o*
?>iverst-reet. S. C., werP the guest of
Hs sister. Mrs. Amanda Bobb
of Helena, S. C.
Misses Bemiee and Virginia
rrvv ft we'k end with
their aunts and uncles and other
" 'v of h'ilverstrect, S. C.
Misfl Florie Alston of Whitmire.
>fto>f(T to Columbia to spend a
few drys with Mrs. Hattie Bteve
ih-> is in the Columbii hospital.
Mis-. Roberta /Steward of Phildrlphia.
Pa., i3 visiting her aunt
Mrs. Lelia Hentz here.
Board No. 2
friPf flf iVlrt Vrtfrto Qorok
Jirrvr. l^st WCfk.
Mr. George S. Scott haB return
-d norne *Cor.r Al&t>ama after
spending a week or so with his
brother. , ,
'V, cioV tiqf nre Mr. Albert
Clark, Miss Mattie Oxner, Mr. Wrl
..tin coott.
-ST IAMF.S AMP rHTTRCn
Rev. C. A. Stroud, Pastor
Asheville. N. C., Jan. 1st?Pastor
and members erf St. J3me"have
been quite busy durirg tho
i? o"-K'>r. An outstand
ing feature has been the installation
of a furnace in our chorah.
Sunday evening, December 21th
tvas a n'crh day. A Union Twilieht
Christmas pvo cot-ut/?o
Hopkins chapel .and Berry Temple
nrovcd quite a success. Rev. J.
E. Bjower delivered the Christmas
message.
The Sunday school gave an irtorestincr
program Christmas r.ite'
ard many of thd children were!
made happy by its remembrance of
t ? m.
Our Pnst->r. Rev. C; A. Stroud,
report", having spent a deligntful
family In Greensboro,
N. C. He returned to thcity;
the p'^t Sabbath was a high
at St. James. The pcstor
p~f ache i a soul stir'in? sermon
\t the morning hour with many attend!'
g.
T'-o CoKh^+h ac.hool at Its usual
hour wtth its co-workers and at
_-e watch night tripJ" ?nrvi>?n with
Ffopkir.s chapel and Berry Temple
the Presiding Elder Alexander of
the Zion 6/arch delivered the
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Floor, P L A N J.
watch message. 1 connected her
self to th^ church in th? la t min
ites of 1939 making a new start
for the year. ^
ROBERT SMALLS SCHOOL
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The Annua] Yuletide Christmas!
r~-itivni \v-s h"ld last Mondav,
Dec. 13, at Robert Smalls high
school. The auditorium, hall and
class rooms were mod arti-.tiopl'v
decorated in keepi-cr with the
! eu.:.i w
; wiii iMinas season. l no highlights
of the morning wore rveval cni
, walks, different irrvv,"s such aw
I marble. bingo. ? sh<v<v-m~?t?n g-.'t~ "
Chinese checkers, rt-v Likb wise,
refreshments of "11 kirdo for cale
also sevo~al Vn^'h- wore displayed
s-eh as fancy booth ar.d nursery,
booth.
J As the da.V grew older our at.
tention was turned to sevcrni hoy
ing contests which was indeed interests
k or well as good. aft?r
" hich a play party was enjoyed by
nlL '
Tickets we"o s<v}d f~v +ho follow
rag. trings and sgn by the follow 1
-*ttg?jii'P Ullk! Pint cake bv M>-s.
T"li- Browr. Trnch b"rner bv Miss
Tenrle Sanders: Mattress hv .Mrs.
MttrgL' Samuels' Snread by Mr.
T "oti P*i<jh: Comfort by Mis-;
Tiiuys nrown; Cjvocerm<; ny Mr J
v"orman Mouz^n* r1--' linens hv
"Vs. R'omi T-'-koy bv
Dr.-M. P. K^'-lne'y; Rn?ict<"* bv,
Airs. Arn!<* Vn^rjy; 1-2 co"d of
'vmd bv Mr. Fnm Gothic: IT^n h'Mrs.*
Lizzie A lion: Pot, of Candy
by Mrs. Naomi McCnuley
The vnriouY t<"nchrv'*t; loft Doc.
18th t-o anond the- p^-lc' id~ season
with relatives and frionrls, ratrmly:
Mics Odessa Divon. Mr. W. Hon* |
Alston. Mr. II. B. Wat-en, Mr. II
W-W?BDms and-Mr. P. A. -Stew* !
art. * -?
Collrpr" studon's snendinR the '
holidays here with their parents
*>'H rela'ivos are: Misses Lottvr :
Washington, Mary Moody and
Edythe Alston, Mr. Forch Shanklin
and Mr. Samuel Goodwator.
The fallowing ones are home for the
holidays with relatives and
friends: Mrs. Mnhle Berlin, the
former Miss Mabl0 Williams ot
lhia city, now of New York City;
Airs. Victoria Sohencks the ?ormer
Miss Victoria Gantt of this city,
now of New York Cityj.-Mxs.Dor.
othy Mitchell and. son the-former
'Miss Dorothv Bleaker, now of Lo*
Angeles, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs
Earnest Grant arid children of Tn =
kegee, Ala. Mr. Grant is former
!y of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Iloward Thornton
I nnnovncp the birth of an 8 pound
baby girl, Dec. 23, 1939. Mothei
^mj-baly are tiding fine. Mis. ^
Thornton was the former Miss
'on to Williams of this ci'ty.
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patronize Our
'I IIF, "LEADER" i
20 STATES REPORTl
FROM MENTHO-MULSII
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cn.lra congregation ?or the treatment
of coughs due to colds." ^
A Minnesota druggist thinks 0
Mentho-Mulsion the finest cough.
n^didne he ever had in his store. I
A Georgia physician reports: "I j r
write more prescitptions tor I j
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J?tnuary 6, 1940
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Second-Hand
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1IC 3 Pine Street
Dial 6575
Colombia S. C.
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Flowers For Every Occasion
PHONE 9398
1202 Harden St. . Columbia
MAP A M PETER'S"
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tor li'sonsei Sep in? Gfve?< I.rfe
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Ihumus Drug Store, Taylor
ana~liarden Sis.
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General insurance
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One way from Columbia
?Biehmond?^ $ 5.40
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Boston (via Hell Gate
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Pittsburgh i 14.8*8
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Tampa 7.95 ,
Miami 10.25 '
W. l>alm Bench' 1 ' *
Jacksonville _3- 5*10
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Columbia. S. C.
Telephone 8821?9987
fOHDERFUL RESULTS
ON COUGH MEDICINE
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>r your druggist will refund your
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