Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i|4 i nwi i im. i ">TL- LJ * j I Dr. McCrorey Elevated iDr. H. L. McCroiey, president of Johnson C. Smith University, was elected president of the Pies byterian College Union in its annuel meeting in Philadelphia on January ninth. The Presbyterian College Union is made up of the fifty-thiec college and universities mtint-ained by the Presbyteiian Church, U. S. A. Two of the mem ' ber schools?Lincoln University of Pennsylvania -and Johrtson C. Smith University?are scfrools foi tut' uiiivis "ic "iiiwc in etitutions. , This unique honoi comes to Dr. RIcCiorey in recogm tion of his more thrn three dc cades of service in the presidency of Johnson C. Smith University: in the course of which the college has been accorded high rank amonjj the liberal ferts institution, of the South. KERSHAW JR. HIGH SCHOOL The Parent-Teacher-.' associa tion has as its goal "Better Edu cational Facilities for the Children nf Our Community"-?The first ef fort toward this, project clrmaxe. in an__interesting and sU??*89ftiprograflLat the scHooI oil Decern ceeds exceeded expectatioi s. Many HiOWXVO IV Uwl il IVllUO| pui Vliv-O Ull< students. t The student-body seemed to have profited by the inspiring an: helpful talk on Safety bj^-Mr. Hei ney, highway patrolman. Wi have not heard of any recent ac,. cidents caused by their; careless ? nmT?1 As we have mentioned before our ertrolmrrrt exceeds tfiat o former years. The new year en tered in our favor. The faculty students and community are hapv py to welcome a r.ew member tc our faculty in the person erf Miss Mii-inn Boykin. She comes to from Camden, S. C., wrlh expeii ence and enthusiasm to put ovei her part in the school's program The br.sketball girls are looking forward to an interesting game Jarliary nun. un mat oate wi plan to play St. Matthew at Ker shaw. Fortunately we have not had to close our doors on amount nf ill ness as is the case of severa neighboring schools. Snow and iee caused a delay i work January 1st and 8th respec tively. Mrs. Shellingburg county nurs< of Lancaster cotuty and the cour ty's health officer came to ou' . school-ui- Wtdlit1 ^day of last week and gave our students and teach ers the T. B. test. Miss Ruth Outten of Ridgewa.v is the house guest of her sister Mrs. J. P. Neal. ** It wa3 good to sec Reverend Bzoadus back in town on Mond.y Mr. Robert (Bobby) Beltun ha hffTtWgr" gfi tOWn7~ MUCI !. success to him. Due to the nnf i1 i'i| ,ililr irnntvr - ___ anil fal*o the snort age of pastorthe churches are o'ff somewhat i: their services. )Mrs. Lottie Tiuesdale* is still o' the sick list. MRS LOUISA JOHNSONPASSES Georgetown. S. C.: Special?To, much caitiot be said about n soldier. Soldier of Christ well doneRest from thy love employe -The?bffltle's fought, the vic^trv won, Enter thy Master's Joy. Sister Louisa Johnson a faithfn" co-wc/fker and class leader of Bethel A. M. E church; president of Auxiliary Board No. 5; an or ganizer of Union Prayer Band of this city and a mi sionary to th less fortunate of the vivinity in w^iich she lived, has gone from 1: bor to reward. Faithful even L death. By their fruit ye -11 kno,v them. . Duri'lg the "affliction erf this noinfn/l oaiiI eVi - .... i 1 ? cuiltlrrtlally the cause of her rheo' fulness as the visitors came fro , time to time. To her bo!ovo,| Pu tor, Rev. R. ?. Lawrence, she ha said these words: "S artir^j iuli 1865 < INcgr L MAY due time, I can bear my afflic tions li'ke Job. See the tears fall ing pastor, its not from sorrow bjt joy, crying is a part of my onyersion. God is only giving to ne what I've asked forr The Prayer Band gave her spir tual food during her illness. They .vere constart visitors, which war .0 her delight. The junior and senior choir v hen ever they came brought such ' -?y her soul would be tfn hallowed ^She loved Isongs. Among ^er favorite numbers were: Come t'e Disconsolate; Thou Thinkest ord of Me; I Walked in the Gar. hn Alone and I Love to Tell the Story. The latter was sung bj 1 r. Jatres E.. Frioleau at the fun >ral services. The church work was her chief i.y. Today she is bathing her -u.I in seas of heavenly rest. 5 ddier of Christ well dorfe! 'raise be they new employ; Vnd while eternal ages run lest in thy Savior's joy. (Miss) E. S. 'Keith. JAMISON?NEWS \ ^ day like yesterday .was a fine :me to check on the honest tc ooinesg faithful church-goers :i spite of the.rain services weni m. Rev. S. Miller returned tc is good old home church Zion '1. E. and Nazareth M. E. We X'ieome him gladly. With the cold snap freezing out e t ructive insects tho - .^farmers re ? I ready helievi"g that "1940" - going?to bring "greater yields xhan '39, and believe me they are U' y making ready. present hey are planting green .peas foi . aily market and early spring nnr.ing. Zion school is" by no .loans in the rear for they have foot Two garden site-.. The A has allotted live acres for a crool garden and Work Aid Pro . ?t: anil Mr. White Berry who is mother one of the school well is hers granted one acre of in I to the New Home Makers for heir garden project and they arc "TnTuhg plana for n successful pro ject. ' ' . MT7 anil ,Jlrs, Berry's children 1 allmn^eollege^ but they believe 'a school and community pro gross. These gardens 5will be worked oir'.ly with NFA boys. NHM iris and out of school Work Aid youths. _ ?Ti'.G New-Borne Makers gave an ti.re.st/ng program in chapel or. Friday. Mildred Hubbard, pres. !en4. and Dorothy Jones, presided "he Vocational Educatic/r.al class ndor the supervision of Mrs. J. ?. Burgess and assisted by Miss "Vguose and Mr. Buckman from ta'e college made an observation - ip s^baT'^fforrfliTyl Janu ry 15th visiting all departments \"c were plmru .1 tn?huVT5 lese young men and women vis our set up. They always brit g in hir.e and irspivation. We in i'e our fellow-readers to drop in m i visit our school whenever it . j or.sihle. Otir school is one o 1 he teacher training centers for v 4.: I ? 4.~ o?. 4. 110 vocational ui ouic olh-ge. ? BENNETTSVILLE NEWS Plenty of Bnow, rain and cold werther in our section, of the state In spite of the weather, our -chools are holding up nicely. During our regular monthly ca hers meeting, Friday, it .the higl school, we had as our special guests, Dr. McDoniel, (white,) of Columbia, and Mrs. Sarc. H^Ev } ns, (white,) supervisor of the :Wult Educational Project. They made speck 1 appeals for the improvement of the Negro race. Rev. A. J. Wright was present, eolheting for the Christmas Sesls. Miss B. E. Graham, county au pervisoi and Jecnes teacher,, of Marlboro county is?fcuav wftbhrr fefular group work and looking to hive a large delegation to the meeting in Dbrling'on, Saturday. The adult teachers rnd a laige number of volunteers are doing extra-work-to blot outilliteracy in Seventyo Wo 10-1 ' nr Marlboro county. Mrs. Smith is home agi in after a five mon hs stMy in New York with her son and two daughters. She reports a wonderful vacation. Misses Peggie and Jacklin Rob erts are home after spending the Christmas holidiys in New York with their grandmother, Mrs. Smi.h, Und their two aunties anu ancle. They report a pleasant trip. Mrs. Isabella King is home^ftct a "trip to New York visiting rela lives t nd friends. { Miss Anna Mae Stephens spent a few hours in the ci.y Saturday. She works in Cheiaw. Mr. Tom Phillips and Miss M. Kelly were quietly married last ?veek. * Mrs. iRose Israel wes burned to death at her home net r Marlboro.. She was funei'alized at Macedonia J Church, Fiiday. J MY. Thomas Williams c?n out-j standing farmer of our county wis aneralized Sunday at Sa<C" , ' Jhureh. Our sick friends: Mesdames He^ Hoper^Jc Isy" McCoII, KizzL : =Mouiv, Xilttdya StiJetcb, N. Hafl.i r Jenkins, Daisy B.eeden, Miss D. Stubbs, Deacon Quick, Mr. Jimes Jrace, H. Frazier and others. j LOWERS TO THE UYTNrill IS IS FOR PROFESSOR JEORGE HOLMAN By Uncle Lug ?Munckn Correr, S." C.?Pror~ -rKxwge Redman; Jr., graduated from the "Dixie Training School' now the Berkeley High schoo with honors and active in sport;, ud church activities. W'hde^. attending State A. and .. College, Orangeburg, S. C. h( ?r,k part in the extra curriculai activities, such as debiting, dramatics, baseball and was c/no?c?" "the leading track men for a nun. of years. Prof. Holniai', Jr., is prcsiden if the Berkeley Teachers' associ ation; chairman of the Field Day committee; principal of one of ou: growing schools; Vestryman" a -txntce R. Krrnurch and one 01 tnc teacher?at the above Sunday"" school. :? " r .. Oh yes! he can paint. This is Uncle Lug, better knowr as John L. Aiken. I got hold o my boy's scrapbook and found his college life. I hone _he_vvill-fimel- "these-flowers. Look out !!! Wh. next??? WHITMIRE NEWS ; School News The Whitmire bcrys and girls basketball teams with Miss I'.th' ( Wright as the cotch are progress, ,_y_r, nicely They Trave alread; played two games this season. The NFSC boys are giving.? -'limit Fail' hiinstrel at the schoo house on Monday right. The ituderts are studying h:r ' n preparation for the coming mil tf', in oxaminations Prof. Robert E. Moore was call (1 to Columbia last Saturday o: business. Plans are rndirway to co vor the school auditorium into a has ketball court. Elder Dougherty and a tsociati visited Mr. and Mrs. Cola Jcjnc: on last Wednesday night. Miss Corrie Lee Harper spent I the week end at her home in Jen | kinsville, S. C. __lieiu-perating from their illnes 31 are Mrs. Brosia Williams, Miss Mozella Epps, Mrs. Mary Joiner, 1 Mrs. Alice Byrd, Rev. I. B. RufTin I I .Ma tor Hampton Williams, Mi. James Morgan. At this writiig Mr.-Robert M01 gan is confined to his bed. Rev. P. J. iStroud, delivered an instructive sermon at Bruce Tab ernncle church Sunday night. Sjo iect: Let us g0.into the House ot he Lord. Prof. Robert E. Moore and hi? 'acuity. Me srs Samuel and brethren Lee Fant, George William-. Herman Banks, Misses Lenora Wii ams, Wiliie Mae Rice, Odessa l.tii, Christie Griffon, Sallie Mae 1 Rice, Margaret. Perry, Ethel L.I Vi -dUr q-kI mn 'y cfihi 1 1 ullind j eiT the basketball game held at | Gray Court Wednesday nite, Jan j 1?"n. ?. Mrs. Ida Rice departed this lift i January 14 at her home. Inter | ment was held at St. Matthew* j 'hurch, Jan. lftoh by Rev. P. J.I ?^i'(?;d. J. C Byrd undertaker in 1 charge. five Ye rld's I 9 Co ' E PALMfiTirO LEADER district Superinlendei ^outh Carolina Confei Hold First Meeting A Orangeburg, S. C.?The first meeting of me District Superin. .ei-dents' Council of the South Ca-oiina conference, under the new ipt uu nf the Methodist ehUiCfl. ?vas held at Ci-llin college, January 10.. . r? rdgnt of the nine district super intendents were present: lie v. G. li. iinmfln, Beaulort district; Rev. A. Mack, Bennettsville district; Rev. G. A. ' Thomas, Charleston uiArict; Rev. C. C. Reynolds, Flo rence district; Rev. R. C. Wrig.it, Orangeburg district; Rev. C F Rergusoi v Spartanburg district; Rev. A. R. Howard, bumtcr dis trict; Rev. Fred Rollerson, Ber.ke. ley district; Rev. L>. S. Curry, Greenville district, was absent. The Council welcomed the Rev erend FTRollerwOn who represent ed 1< ministers and 1400 full members of the newly formed Berkeley district that formerly were o'f the Metho'clist Protestant church. Cav deleerates to the central and jurisdictional conference also net with the^ Council; They in. Hlldnd J, R R-.ind.ilph, pninnimt nwiullir? college^ J. P. Burgess, tiito Itinerant Teacher Trainei and Professor at S. C. State A. . a JVi conogo; a.id C..W. Caldwell prominent churchman, Orange-ig. ' The duties of the Council which were outlined included (1) a re ..ew o'f t'e general a;tivities of the South Carolina conference, (2) making out apportionments for the 1 ting conference year, (3) set ting dates for all conference acti vities during the year, and (4) making recommendat ion; for ^]5Tr Mia! gains and activities. Reverend A, R. Howard was chosen chairman of the Council; Rev. G. A. Thomas, treasurer; Rev. A. Mack; temporary secretary and Rev. C. C Reynolds, re /Ot tor. The district superintendents ap proved a:? increase of ten per iiem for World Service and t'ne sum. ipovtionmont of $ltt,00v) for CltU 4in?Expansion: Professor T. PBurgess was appointed Conference Director of Young People's Wovk Dates were set for Lincoln Day 'laflin rally, Easter World Ser vice rally and Claflin Commence iunt rally. Vauable informative data were presented to the Cou: cil bv Dr. J i. Randolph, president of Claflin college; Professor J. P. Burgess / v tor of Yorngf People's Work and Mr. C. W. Caldwell, Confer mce Director of Lay activities. District superintendents unani. mously agreed to foster, withi* their respective districts, an inter sive evangelistic camnaig r head U|) Holy Week and Ea tcr The purpose of the campaign i*i to rake at least a ten per cent gain nd a requickening of spiritual ac tivities in the South Carolina Conference. ^ ^ i GalJmon-Myers ^ >Iyci^s of Argus 'a. Ga , w*a united in' holy wed ock to Mi'-s Tr"'n ni v C"n" on by the Rev. I.. G. Bowman, a$tor of Miller Chapel A. M. E hurch, Monday, December 25th, 9,19 at high noon at the home of he bride's parents Mr. end Mrs . Q. Gallmon Immediately after the marriage they motoved tc i'-usta. Ga., on their bridal trip. They retrred ThurVay for the reception which was December 28 Trc occa ion was very bcauti ful and delightful. The home was nost attractively decorated in col or and desigmof the- Christmas e: son. The happiness of the hoi iday s<a on combined with that of he newly wedded couple and tin guests present prevailed in unmis tab!" spirit and dignity. __Miss Ester Mae Gallmon, eous i of the hi ide received the gue t it the door. The guests were ac omppnied aid presented to the r< eiving line by Mrs. Si W. Allen Mrs. C. B. Nance an 1 Mis; Anslie Jones received and. arrang d the \vhicv were numcrou se'?] and beautiful Mrs.. "Ednio'nia J. Simmons cou of the brMc ~n I music instruc f i- nf. Upward?high school TT Chattanooga, Ten-:, and Mrs. Le nova Gallmr/.t who tenches at Sen era, S. C., a sisted Mrs. E. il Allen at tho piano. Selections of solos and wedding hymns bv Mendelssohn, sur-g by Mrs. S. \V. Allen, Sr. The bride formerly Miss Thorn ars Ot i dir mvcr 4 its Council ence t Claflin College. a ciia (jalnr.on, was beautifully at .'nil in a whne brocade s^tin ev_ eni:g gown which together with genuine expression and happy i-..i iks, equally matched by those^ f the groom dae thema picture of real charm "and attractivn. .Much credit must be given to UosHami'S S. R. Rutherford. Alma Cubinson, J. E. McKinzy, Addie j imith, Carrie Gallmon and Ethc". Jallmon for the wonderful" way hi y "erved the guests. The lace cover table at which the guests . ore* servo:! in the dining room held a beautiful centerpiece form (1 of holly in 'tjLe .midst of which vas a mi-Suture bride and groom The wedding cake was sent, from Birmingham, Ala., by the bride's i.is'n, Mrs. S. G. Crorrartie. The bridal cake wa; sponsored hy Mes nines Alma Robinson and H. M Vourg. Ml\ and .Mrs. T. Q. Gallmon de :-J eivcs1 nillt'h' creciu tor they mad :t very very pleasant for the hon < d guests. Tie out of town guests includ d Mr. John Myeri and Miss Corr Lee Myers of Augusta, Ga., fath or and sister of the groom o ' a rnsla, Ga.; Mr. and "Mrs. Mur diy. Mis ; J aura Bynum of Ashe, villo, X. C ; Mr. ard Mrs. B. W Gnllmon, Seneca, S. C; Mr an - rMr . -B. jD.^STmrmms^f Chntta*~ ' i-cr'i. T? nn.: Mrs Pauline Morri of Winston-Salem, N. C.; Mr? e-t Cia'y, Washington, D. C.* Mr, ard Mrs. J S. Ort, Ridc< Spring:; Rev. and Mrs. Samue Xan?c, presiding elder Orangeburg Kvitrict. Mr. Myers a graduate of ' ?te college and is a trade tench. i 'it Wilson high ir; Florence. ?Ii=:s Gallmon, a co-llege grad.i 'tc. has taught several years in v"'\vborry county and is now teach ncr in Florence. She was organ : t of Miller Chapel church for nany years. They lare making -hii.1 'vuinfl at presort 6.12 North "'ema-ander SW Florence, S. C] ST. Ll'KE'S A. M E. CHURCH Rev. E. Philip Ellis, Pa tor C- arlcsto'i. S. C.-?Last Sunday ~va at our church nnd . vaitvil both morning and even, n sr vice hut- the brethren poll ! a su-pri: irg voter The wo men votd the last" Sunday m De t cumber. And while the final re turns of the fin'l proceeds have" : nt yet been announced it is con , celed that the sisters are leading effort Will l'HTc TvilhTtT run (T by the men and women on 1' h ^'1"11-111 j 1 ihi-. " ini 11 )l T' P.a y Boo club of small girls di lectcd by Mrs. V. T. Ellis, paid over $.r> from their little club ir ! 5 e voting contest. They wc; > ' hig ly thanked by Mr. Robert Sin J , leton on behalf of the trustees 'i.U the board are alive. The pavisitud the Senior Ushers' av! to. last c'f?the old year at lr. WilUs Walton's reside ce and found them reel live wires under he leadership of Mr. Charles Sin tleton pre ident The Junior Us. hers' in oft ing at Mrs. Blight's res idoncc last Thursday night was a grand affair. Mr. Lee Green is the young j resident. All the club in the church ate doing fine. The pastor .was on sick list dur rg the holidays a-u Mrs. Lllis was also complaining but the wore happy to have their tw< hildren spend Christmas witl !n m They were Mr. E. F'hilij. r.'id Winston-S lem, N. C., and Vj.-s Inez fcpm Columbia. The Sunday sehr/o.l with Mr loseph Reese, Supt. is leading ight alon?. Mrs. Hannah Monro' nd clod n fine T n;ii?iw Su- day " "ening. The Boosters club had a < al fine meeting at the parson ;ire Sunday afternoo'n." Mrs. Mir ha Watson pre rdent and Mrs. \nn belle Young, secretary arc > u!y faithful officers. This is a fine club of which Dr. J. I,. Ben how, presiding elder is a mem ' ! bcr. M 1 negiu i & CrXF itiofH i LAKE CITY NEWS Prof. L. D. Bradley, Principal The members of Lake City fac ulty attended the Florence county teachers meeting &11 Saturday, 13 i'he music for the occasion was .urr.ished by Lake City hi. The musical numbers rendered were a chorus, composed of the following .v.oung lames nora the r.igh schoo. J n Hi'. , UCJJUi'lIIiCIl t. vavnwiiitv juii', riora Burrows, Odessa Cock field,- .'Merdelle Greene, Virginia uol.nson, rvnnie Ruth Martin, Mo. .ie Peguese and Esther Washing .c.i. Ine chorus was under tnc direction of Miss Annie Mae Ran. \. soio, iuiss ivianue O. Jonew, accompanied at the piano by Mis Octavia L. Clark. ins Vunventa. ;oi0, Miss Annie M. Iiaiity. The adult school oened Monday January 16 wirtn a nice enrollment .uio. Uiue EiOukington oi Florence is instructor (,? the school ana .no cia.scs ere liom lour unti. six. Tnq drive against illiteracy is now in lull progress and tin mgrv school girls aiong w'nh tm iacuity are uuttimr jQiih ml ai? iOrts to mane uus unve one o. success. - AU-Alonzo J. Moore who' wa tr" a.,,p . ' .<li lit" v-o'iu.iio.'a una hi r. aiai.i. -iieene \> iio Was a p-.ieni at lm i-^ougiass liO^piUU in i*iliiau?.'ip..iv a , u.c i?u>? ac iiuiue to ine an. .,111. Oi 'luVii' uiunj ii'inQus. mum . RINITY A. M. E. CHURCH PAltTANBURG Rev. A. McNeil White, Pastor Due to the inclement weathe. .m^ughout inn (lay, Sunaajj, tlu' .t cnuance was nut aap to t>^r. How .ver the ptstor preached two veij mpressive sermons. At 11:15, he chose cs a subje.t, '"'lhe Upei. -ooiv' At 7:dU, subject: "Launci. .ng Out Into The Deep.-' These top .cs were ve.y appropriate, comine v this season oi the year, or . we should sayt the beginning ol i.he new year. There are many op . n doors if we only htd the iait. : na courage to launch out. We .mod?to ptep up' the steps ol pro' gress and quit storing up .he stepihe Willing Workeis Club held their regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Robinson, on West Centenial street, Sunday afternoon^The at endrnce wasjiuc no TcTrvo Ipc nennl hnf oVhrvnnn present had an enjoyable?timer ftnr~lcsson 7of discussion was St. Mark 10th chapter, ^frsr-Chrisier kne Williims, instructor. Mrs. An nise Craig having the highest, to .al score won the prize. The p=sto? will hold his legulrr trenching service at Little White Hall, Sunday afternoon, January 21st, tt which time the Junior will cing: Mrs. Mary Jackson, one of the mothers nnd c C-coness of the church, who died suddenly last Monday, was funeralized ' at the chuich last Thursday with ,the pts or officiating. We still have quite !a few mem toers rnd friends on the sick list We tvay for each of them a speedy recovery. """ CHER AW NEWS ?St nilay helhg a rainy day, Dnly he fii'.hful few were found on the way to church. Mrs. Betty Croon was funeral ized it Pee Dee Union Baptis' Church, Sunday at 2:00 o'clock. Misses Virginia Lowery, Robbie Hammonds and Mrs. Pearl Geddes -prnt Saturday in Benne'tsville. Mrs. Ruth Dinkins, of Sumter, ppnt the week-end with Mrs. A. V. Wilson. Mrs. 'Dinkins is presi dent of the Sumter county Terch ers Association. . Mr. Sheppard Ford and Miss Alice Johnson were quie ly married Fridi y afternoon, at the par sonage, by Rov. F. W. Prince. The bride is the niece of Mis. Julia StreCtor and the groom is the son of Mrs. Maggie Ford. Mesdrmes Ella Williams and Ju ia Bingham are on the sick list. Mr. Richmond Ellerbe, one of ur oldest citizens, is very sick. Robert Small High School News The bt sket ball game between Butle: High of Hartsville '?nd Rbb rt Smaifc High, Fri-'ay night, Jan | iaiy 12, wrs played wjth good ! -poi tsmanshlp. A large "crowd wit j ness<*d the game. The eirls of Rob ert Small Hi^h won 18?14. The hoys of Robert Small High i lso hrough" home the bcon 18?13. Everyone repoited as having en joyed the game. Our 'earns i?pe coached by Prof. N rwood and Miss McDaniet. You are cordially invited to rt ftogresi >osr hflall E Saturday, January 20, 1940 1 tend the game between Brooking ton High of Tipimonsville, and Robert Small High, Friday night, Janutry 19t)i. The frculty and student body .wet e entertained last Friday with a very interesting health picture, shown by Nurse Frmces an^Dr. M McDaniel. We were all highly bene :* The first semester examination* will begin February 7th. We are expecting rll students to be present. EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. F. D. Dreher, Pastor Although the rain continued to pour, Sunday School and morning services were at ended by the few faithful. Rev. iDreher gi ve some very helpful comments on the lea -son: ~~ The pastor deliveied a very no=^4Tii-'hnmcHn~ Ps al m 78^(T TTiis ermon was soul stirring and in spirationrl. ? The rain ceased, i nd qui e a .<.?y wcif iur me evening >vorship._ The pas or p.etched an xcellent sermon. Rev. Pearson isited with us. The sick are improving. Mrs. C. Brooks is horr.e again .pending cwhile with friends and elatives. Mr. Henry Davis of Buffalo, , M. Y., is visiting his bi other, Mr. f. Caldwell and other relitive8 and 'riends. The Emanuel Business Club is still growing and have plans we are noping will be helpful to ell spiritually and financially. Stindi v.._is?Junior Cliuieh DuyT Come out and see what the young folk are doing. (?<M>*XK"X~XMX~X"X?*XM9MXMSMfr+* ATTENTION Here Is An Offer Yon Can't AfTorrt in Mi?a r>o t6 your nearest grocer or 10c ^tore, buy a 10c can of MAG* NOMA HAIR DRESSING and get one FRFF, NOTICE!?Mr. Merchant or Jobber, we will replace merchandise given away. MAGNOLIA HAIR DRESSING Company ATLANTA, GA. All Dodd's 5-10-23c Stores will be glad to redeem thr nliuii Cl>tT ~~ pon. , i ")\TMF.VT MARKER COPING R'ndrick Memorial Works PHONE 231SP. r r. Coll ge Dr've & As~ylum Rd. HMAui/ rvrov en Mn?n .wn IV IY 1j > L'j IV I VJIV/\ V Ed College Place, Columbia, S. C. starting monday! JONATHAN SWIFT'S IMMORTAL TALE 'Gulliver's Travels" A FULh LENGTH FEATURE CARTOON IN TECHNICOLOR > 0 Saturday -only! wayne MGRR I & in THE KID FROM KOKOMO Starting MONDAY! Cary GRANT in "IN NAME ONLY" 51940 HON )ETROIT MICH,