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SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1940
HAMPTON S DEAN .
OF WOMEN
1 Miss Flemmie P. Kittrell, a
Ph. D. graduate of Cornell university,
has been appointed- dean ol
women and chairman of home ecnomics
courses at Hampton institute,
according to an announcement
made by President Arthui
Howe.
Miss Kittrell is a southern girl
She was born in Henderson, N
C. It ia the first time in the his
tory of Hampton institute that a
colored person has been appointee
in this position.
Wili you be surprised sonu
day to see a Negro, president o<
.he ten-million-dollar school or
uampton Koads?
A NEW DAY IN" THE
-INSURANCE WORLD
(N. C.-Mutual and Pilgrim
Insurance Companies)
When the South Carolina Negro
ii?s-iuuce association met in Dm
111) 'ton < t A 1 10 10 mm
o v> rvyia XO-U, 1 U , i I
- nieantr the birth of a new orguni
zaliun lor tne insurance field.
You have heard the statemem
beiore tnat no organization cai
maKe a headway unless i t has
owuu means 01^ support; the wives
sweethearts, thrift club supervise,
s, clerKS and cashiers of the Ne
gro Couipanies- of -South Caro
11a, nu\e turned their attention
toward the purpose, of being theii
nusbands, sweethearts and com
^n,) s oacKbone and has organiz
ed what is known as the Women's
auxiliary of the South t/arolina Nt
gro Insurance association.
Many thanks to Mr. Drake, district
manager of N. C. Mutuul ol
Darlington, in whose mind this
^.'Aiwr Kt tiroa Kr\vn a \f ? \k7
er who so happilp helped Mr
Drake to?brings his?new?born
thought to past.
The following named persons
were elected officers: Mrs. Leathers,
Chester, president; Mrs
Drake, Darlington, vice-president
Mrs. Hammond, Chester, secretary;
Mrs. Franks, Darlington
assistant secretary; Mrs. Clement
Charleston, treasurer; Miss Cook
Charleston, reporter.
We are happy to say that this
is the first organization of its
kind to exist in this field through
out the United States. ' '
"We are asking South Caroline
to back us as an organization in
whatever service we may call upon
her to render.^
ELLOREE TOPS EIGHTEEN
SCHOOLS IN JUDGING,
CONTEST
Takes Second Place In Speaking
^ And Singing
Thomas Hawkins, Marion Williams,
and Sam Heighler made a
perfect team for Orangeburg Co
Training school on April 18, at I
the contest between eighteen
schools composing the district. The ]
contest was held at Springtown
school where chickens, corn, pota- i
toes, hogk, cows and mules Wert ?
provided that require* keen judg- r
ing to take first place. But in
spite of "the keenness of competition
offered, Thomas Hawkins led
for the highest individual score oi
the contest. Hawkins scored 525
points out of a possible 600, while
the entire team scored 1456 points
out of a possible 1800. These
scores topped all other contestants.
The keenness of the type
of teaming the agricultural teacher,
Mr. Taylor, h?s been giving
his team certainly was exemplified
through these students at thi
contest. ?
Earnest Everett took second
place in the Speaking Contest,
while Culip Wright, Shelley Bradley.
J? ssie L)ck< s and Earnest
Mallard blended their voices totether
to take second place in the
uaitet contest. ?
The writer feels that it is of interest
to say that all the above
contestants were ?yFbA. boys tind
there!ore were sffiorviscd by theii
Agricultural Instructor.
All of the above winners will
appear at the State A. and M
_D<u-Orunycbui g, S. C. in May
where they will meet State-wide
i/ntvs.tants was announced by the
District' Supervisor, Mr. Anderson
while giving the winners a word
~oT comment. Supervisor Antlerson
also said that this was, the
smoothest contest they have evei
had since its beginning.
THE FLORENCE DISTRICT
R. I- Mcllrydc, Reporter
The Florence District conferin
e met in the Savannah Grove
> At v ?r......-.i. i? .. 11 *? -i?
U VllUI til, IWY. H. AI# 4>1 lin*
orlyn. J astor, April 16-17. ' At
ue appointed hour al'teV .a deva
.oiKil peiiod conducted by Revs.
A. J. Jenkins, \V\ S. Guiles and
vhers, Rev, F. \V. Ambdose was
* isk illed to preach the Anniu
inion. lie used as a subject:
The Ten Virgins. After the scf
Kioii we -went into the. organizai
n. Rev. K. Y? Gibbs was elecd
'secretary and reporter to tire Samaritan
Herald; Rev. R. L. Mc
. yde, reporter to the Palmetto
onder. Rev. J. S. Coe, presiding
der of the Suiuter district was
. esent'ed and fnade tmiely ano
n.ouragimr remarks,. In the ai
1-iich were very good. At nighi
.ter a delightful prayer am
> aise service Rcv. Gibbs was p.iT
iiitcd to preach the Missionary
ermon. The reception program
as then conducted by the nastoi
ho also made assignments foi
he night.
On Wednesday . morning reports
nil discussions were \ery good
cent for Hailing-ton county was
resent and delivered one of his.
iinsterpioeea. The audience was
almost spell bound while he spoke
iiev. R. 1.. McBryde was present.(1
to preach in the absence of
Rev. J. H. Hughes. The sermon
i s considered good by those, who
heard it.
1 lie good people of Mt. Tabor,
.ainar and Savannah drove spai-d
no pains m trying to' make it
pleasant It or us, and deserves
inmcndaln n lor the -splendid
is m which they cared foi
us.
\.o ail .left l'veling that wi
.?1 like to come again.
.MARION NKWS
Rev. .! .M. JacKson . nt-ert,lined
*4.
Ma.i-n t-TrtH^let Meeting at
St. John A. M. K. Church, April
A . c-ry l-itting ciimax o.
he session was the thotightfu
ei men delivered S. nday , morning
y 1 residing l.lder Spears Iron,
ohn ?"There's a l.ad Here.'
he vomie* ni i. ii in-..I K..,,.- .....
i ---- o
peciai charges of the church a:u
tivuld be led nit ) desnable path.>y
i sample as well as L?y pieopts.
In following his discourse
| <ne ea-iiy discovers that klldei
.peais is mtensejy interested in
ur yo..tli. May .he live long to
piead the gospel of greater aev?rrr;
Kt-v. Stanley from St. Mary's
IKiiit delivered an inspiring nies
u?e in tlie afternoon.
President Higgins was with us
.r the evening service and spoke
n 'Tlie Heritage of Our Fathers.'
Ve are sure tile people of Maron
will be glad to have him to
ome to us again with just the
ame woids of wisdom.
Mrs. Iliggins also hrought greet
ngs from Allen University*
-?Mrs^ Jemnr?Mtir?Cooper dF"
. V\ Iiwn 11 (V til ?/v I vj llir
>1. T. S. faculty.
.Miss Ia-oIa DeYose, music teaTier
of Lancaster Hi., was a welome
visitor in, o;.i city recently.
Mrs. Rosebud Crosling-(?ibos
if Jacksonville. F'a.. visited hef
noiher. Mis. Maltha CrofTing.
Mrs."Arthur Donelley of Wash- |
ngton spent Sunday with Mr. am.
Mrs. Henry Jackson and Mr. am.
Mrs. Henry Durant.
Mrs. Donrielley is visiting1 1km
on-in-law' and dai gl 'er. iRk-v. an. <
Mrs. I?) neks of Sumter. j
Mrs. Kva Jossye Spears and |
Prof, and Mrs. Thompson of Sum- ,
er worshipped at. St. John Sun- i
day morning. (
Mr. L. li. Howen was called tr
.jncin in*.- -hi am tne iunerai
nf his uncle, Mr. Thomas Law- <
rence. i
Miss H. V. Goins of Washing:
ton, I). C. attended the funeral ol t
her fath.fr, Rev. J. E. Goins at j
Taylors, S. C. Rev. Goins was th< 1
pastor of St. Mark M. ?. Church J
Rev. W. F. Mcintosh conducted I
the funeral of Mrs. Lucy Huyhe? t
>t Mt. Pisyah Baptist' Church on t
Monday afternoon. ' c
Prof. M. Johnakin presented t
the Slab Town Convention with t
iucn rucccss that a return engage f
uent has been asked for. The I
n
I MAYBE SO AN
| (By W. H.
>VV^W^^KKK^>\MMK,W,M
"PUTTING
The old people had a saying.
"He ain't used to nothing." They
also coined the meaningful clause,
."putting on airs." All of which
meant that folks who once had
iess were me owes who, when they
J id get hold of^something, would
lind fault wfCh everybody and
everything. Tfciese same not-usediO-anything
folks "put on air."
The kind of folks who once heated
water in posts and bathed in or
out of tin tubs or basins are the
ones who squawked the loudest
place where there are no bathtubs
vith ready-to-use water, etc. They
'put on airs."
The folks who "ain't used to
nothing" can find ridiculous fault
with the "eats" somebody serves
hem when away from home. They
forget the days when they were
group will appear at St. John or
Wednesday, April 24, at- 8 o'clock
Cnmoo
by a division of the 9th grade,
lifoctod by Miss Elizabeth Rogers
was very well done. We shall
aooiL have . "Little Theatre."
?Rev. A. 1*. Spears1 held the Jmi '
Quarterly Conference at St. John
at the appointed time. The re- j
ports were encouraging. A few
.hangvs in the personnel of th?
leaders accounted for new names
>n the roll. ' j
In closing, the Presiding Eldei
spoke- touchingly of the passing
of Bro. Gillia.rd McKiven. wht
was always found at his post ot
duty.
BETHLEHEM HA IT. CHIUCH
Rev. Eddie Davis. Pastor
r
S. S. start d at the ust.al hour
with Supt. and teachers in charge;
.Mot niiiir- AVoiship started at 11;
59. The chkkrch was filled with
oeuil ei s and friends who pio\ed
Jo he satisfied by the . various
pi .-ssions at the so.mon'.s < losi-. .
J'he pastor's text was "The Fifth
Sparrow."
Evening worship opened at S
o'clock", theme "The Four Class'
S of People." Our R.-vivnliut pr
; i! \r...... ..t i .v.
.. .... IIII^VU HIV on
last Thursday night. It was a
grand success. Financial reports
for the revival were $103.00 and
-he?report?of -Sunday,' "April 28
.5131.50. Deacons Joyce lind Sims
.aye still leading. Thanks to all
,.itubers and friends for their aid
n these reports. The pastor lgft
Tuesday for Marion. S. C. where
he plans to attend the State Conen
t ion.
If you are a citizen of Columiii.
and a church-goer, don't miss
this:
What? A special message
Winn? Sunday afternoon, May
5, 1940
Time 3:30
Who? Dr. C. II. ('rabble, D. D.,
riisident of the Ohio State llapt
Convention.; ' - -
Von and yol r Tnemberir ushers
and chairs are cordially invited
nd urged to be present to heai
this distinguished truest sneakei
f Ohio.
JOHNSTON NEWS
Itcthel ('. M. E. Church
' ; Our
Sunday School is moving
along niv. lv. Supt. S. I.. Pope and I
'eacheis are making a great proPmvi!
c a VO r?r? I *-1 .v info
- -! ?? V.WII1IIIK ?IIVW wuc
church--school- every Sunday and
makes us feel very happy.
Tlie Junior and Senior Mission
my Societies presented Bethel C
M. E. with a lovely Holy Bible on
March . 22. Much appreciation isTue
to the societies.
We have organized a Willing
.iloariL-.JOt'fieeis are as"oil-.v.s:
Mrs. Rosa Jay, Plesi.
lent; Mis. Willie Gary, Sec.; Mrs
'ossio Hart, Treasurer..
Rev. W. E. Wilson preached at
William Chapel ('. M. E. Church
Saluda, S.C., Sunday nite.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gary were
sunday (ruests of MrS. Jove Garj,
and Mrs. M. E. McPherson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mobley, Miss
Annie Harrison and Deacon A. B
Harrison attended services at St
Luke Baptist Church in Columbia
M i. and Mrs. Isaac Simmons
>f New York City are visiting
wr. ann .ins. ?est jreteroarK.
Instead nl' Rev. H. B. Jackson
of Loc-svillc. S.C. conducting the
Revival meeting at Bethel C. M
E. Church, Rev. C. P. Starllings
of Walterhoro is conducting the
meeting. Rev. Starllings pastoretf -<
here at Bethel several years ago
JKRl'SALEM JR. HI SCHOOL
, Ridge Spring, S. C.?The Jerusalem
Jr. high is still making ;
ii ess. -Abraham Raiford a member
of the 8th grade and presi- <
lent of the school's NFA chapter ;
received a check for $10.00 for i
laving the best corn in the coas- ?
al section, producing 01 Bus. pel '
acre. Ouf Principal, Mr. Hick- :
?On who is ndvisor of the NFA I
chapter reported that all of his *
oys were determined to do a bet <
er job in the vocational field. The (
udging team consisting of Abra- 1
lam Raiford, Purvis logons, and 1
Tohn Jacob Corley wjth James '
Marshall and Floyd Marshall alernates,
left for the district conest
and returned with a verdict !
>f receiving first place in the die j
rict, and will some day in the
laar future g? to State coHejre to [
ntor the State contest. Mr. W. r
\ Hickson our principal left
^ ? .?TV" 4
IB PAUHIOTO XBADEB
D MAYBE NOT |
< >
Shickleford) ;;
ON AIRS" 1
half-starved and were glad to
scrap around for a bite. They "put
on airs." ,
The most particular and hardest
to suit people are often the women
who Ipnce were half-naked
with only one change to then
backs: they are often the l^nts
who wore one suit so long that it
might have been used for a mirror.
They "put on airs" when thcv
can afford to buy some clothes.
We still have those specimens ot
humanity.
People irT public business cai
"spot" these "ain't-used-to-noth
ing" guys at the drop of a hat. Of"
course there are exceptions, but
there are thousands of these ona
down-and-out, now kinder-up-in
ihe-world, "put on airs" ^ests.
(Rights Reserved)
Wednesday afternoon for Greenville,
to see his sick brother. We
were happy to hear that he found
him much improved. Mr. Hickson
was accompanied by Messrs
Nathaniel and Thomas Marshall
Friday night market! the begin
run# of our commencement. Th<?
primary department had its grad
nation exercise, Miss nofrfren ij
Kenner. leachjy^mchSfce. Il
could not iJe^Beat by small children,?Monday
night, Mrs. Nina F
Hickson, teacher in charge. Wedncsday
night marks the closing.
A play "Thunder On The Mountain."
will be staged. And then
we will tell our teachers, classmates
and schoolmates good by*
and say hello for a happy vacation.
Our school again won the banner
for the highest average attendance.
.UORKI& BROWN - _
A. M. K. ( Hl'RCH
Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor
(."hailesfmi. S. C.?-Services at
Monis Brown las! Sunday were
as vsual, well attended. Larg?.
congregations worshiped with the
good people of Morris Brown dui
ing the entire dav. Mnny v'ai- tors
were in attendance and wen
made to feel at home by the pas
tor. Th-e junior church services
were conducted as usual bv Dr i!
I.emon. A nice crowd was in attendance.
At 11 a.m. Dr. Lemon
spoke from the subject "The Way
of Life". At 5 p.m. a program
of music was enjoyed, music being
11 rnished by several choirs of the
city. The' feature of this pro-l
gram was a Tew Rally- which |
?u> succi'ssiui. At 8 p.m. Dr
Lemon preached from the subject
The Reward of the Humble Life
Fifteen persons were conducted into
the full communion of the
church. There were six persons '
baptized during the day.
I>r. Lemon and Lay Delegate, i
Bro. \V:n. H. Simmons left the
city on?Monday?morning on?the Carolina
Special en route to Detroit,
Mich., the seat of the General
conference of the A. M. E
church.?They?carry with them ~
the best wishes of the church,
members and the friends of Morris
Brown. During the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Albert Jonbs
will have charge of the Junior
church and Bro. It. Craw'ord
will have charge of the Senior
church.
The Pearly White City was
taged last Monday night before (
an appreciative audience. This '
entertainment was under the direction
of Mrs. L. J. Smalls. Oui
spring rally has been extended to '
the Tuesday after the 3rd Sunday
in May, 1940. Our members
will take advantage of the extern
a ion, i n oider to bring., ttiir__ralLy- .
up to our expectation.
KIN'GSTREE DISTRICT HOLDS 1
ANNCAE CONFERENCE
i
Hemingway, S. C., April 19th?
1 he Kingstree District conference \
of Palmetto Annual conference 1
convened on April 17 and 18 at t
Mt. C'armel A.M.E. church, Indiantown
circuit, Rev. E. P. But- 1
or, pastor. Presiding Elder Ben 1
now had a -well arranged helpful ~i
and constructive program, with 2
participants responding, it was c
carried out to the letter. Three g
high spirited and instructive ser- i
mons were preached by Revs. D
\V. Washington, S. M. Hughes /
and C. S. J. Mollette of the Lake t
City, Kingstroe . and Gourdnie I
charges, respectively. The presid ~~l
ing elder's remarks throughout
the sessions were inspiring and 0
instructive. Rev. Butler and hit
gpod people made the entertain- ^
ment one worthwhile. Thanks
We'll hr> h?r>lf o nnn
The ministers and Rood people B
of the Kingstree district are to c
oe com mended for their hard work w
in bringing reports as they did,
?specially the district conference t
being called a month earlier, this ^
section of the country I speak w
for. Peace and harmony prevail d
throughout the conference ^
Vlay the peace of God which pass
. th all understanding keep" the w
^residing elder, ministers and p
nemhers of the Kingstree dis p
rict from strife.
e
C. A. Williams, ?
Tnstor Gapway circuit
reporter. "
^tib\vrribe For-^- 1
rhe Palmetto Leader ?
TO THE ALUMNI OF
VOORHEES JR. COLLEGE
We would like very much to
see you at Voorhees Wednesday
May 29th at 4 p.m. for our annual
meeting. If by any means
ynu?cannot oome- please?send at
least one dollar to the Alumni association
in order that you might
help us make Voorhees a. bigger
ai.d better school.
For the last few years our
school has been growing by leaps
and bounds under the supervision
of Principal J. E. Blanton and as
ejiaduates and i'orrtior students
r. . -1 ' '
I ov pnuuiu wuhy up to ine iaci
that the school needs us. not a:one
as graduates but as givers
and visitors from time to time to
the school. .
The one thing that helps students
to go forward?is manifested
through the graduates in the
interest they take in the school
and the care they have for those
Js.it are there.
The school is in need of more library
equipnigpt, a gymnasium
and many other things. Will you
help, us bring these needs and desires
to pass.
As president of the Alumni association
I am asking you to
bring some money with you o
May 29th or send some on the
named date. We must stand b>
our school; it is not enough fbi
us to graduate from Voorheea ana .
think of her no more, we should return
in a big way to let hei
Know that we are yet her loyal
jpns and daughters.
I have done my best in trying
to keep the spirit of Voorhees in
me minus ana nearts ot our many
graduates throughout the stall
and other states as well, and 1
am glad to say that inany have
. espoiuled to our plea. The New
101k and Philadelphia clubs sent
us tile amount of $do.ul), antf-wt'
.visa to tnank them again 10.
what they have done. If trier*,
are other clubs among yoa p.cas*.
send your money to the Allium. ,
association, Denmark, S. C'.. in <
care of Prof. I. It. Myers. J
t'air "we count 011 you to be. <
with us at Vouchees May 2itth'. J
E. E. tiuulden ?
Alumni President \
.ST. PHILIP A. M. E. CHIRCH *
Hev. T. H. Weathers, Pastor "J
, i <
ihe thud quarterly conference *
was lieut at St. Philip A^ M. E. i
.liurch, April 27-28. The Presiu }
.ng hlder nr. W. J. Robinson pre <
wurng. Sunday morning at 1U:Q0 '
tciock s>. ST^ivas conducted by <
.tie Supt.. and the ollicers at theii J
i'Ost 01 duty. The attendance 81) <
...is. aiiiiu 11. iirunson class now *
nolds the banner. <
Alter- prayer sendee Elder Rob '
.nson preacned a noble sermon <
at. Johii 12:12. We all enjoyed '
iiearing Elder Robinson pi each <
. nis? is his second year as elder '
and wnen ever he come he brings <
^lud tidings and good news. Two 4
.anmdaics came and joined the <
.much. At the close ot the quai 4
ieiiy com erence everybody fell ,
BooU ovei tile repott" us iollows. 4
Collection $o.(Jl; Dollar .done.. ,
si <.iU; t oiiiiiiRUit 81.3. ; Mm.-am j
i?> $A?.2ti. t . r.. .^oO.uU; l astoi't c
.ji.ppurt .>4.'5.til; S. S 5)111.8.; .\C'c
i.eugue $1.3l<; buuid No. 3 #1.8!
Board -Jslo-h,?$;>.ot?;?-Total raisci. J
$185.23. 4
On Sunday night all churc.. jj
goers AveVe found on their way 4
uack to church. Our humble svf j
>nnt Re\y. Weathers preached a 4
souj stirring sermon. Acts 8;.'h J
.sine came forward dnd joined the 4
church. Our pastor and j, .c- J
ing elder are wrapped up in sol J
/ice for God's church and falling J
ihmar)ity. We pray that God wilj /
,;ve such men long lives. j
llolley Funeral Aid society is 1
still in action. 1
REEI) ST. SCHOOL j
TProi. S. C. Perry, Principal 3
With spring approaching and <|
:omnvencement getting near a. 1
land eveiyone is busy eithei 3
forking toward his goal 011 th.< 5
ius Drive or the May festival. ?
We were favored this week 4
vith a program of Safety Rules 2
>y Dr. E. C. White, accompanied 5
)y two highway patrolmen.^ 2
Benedict College Glee club a 4
ong with Dr. Stnrks and Prof 5
^inley were present at The chap
1 exercises, Friday morning Apr "
!6, at which time they gave a
lemonstration of the fine proIrani
which was given in the aud- 1
torium Friday night. <J
The Senior Class of '40, went toils,
tugusta, Ga., April 27 to attend A1
he annual high school Visitor^ \
lay, The trip, waa-^very- oduca-**
ional and interesting. ' i<?
Upon arriving on the campjs i
i Paine college we were shown |c
;ind hospitality, which lasted 3ii
hroughout the day. |V
We were entertained in the col ?.
ege auditorium with a very in ?
piring program. The Band con- a
ert and the girls soft ball game y
tere the highlights of the day. |2
During the evening the final In- ?
er-high school debate contest A
. as held in the auditorium. Paine y
as fortunate in winning the tre X
hj^from the Sterling hi of Green
The highlight of the program
ras an Xylophone solo by L. B Y
toss, Jr., -of Boggs academy ol
[eysville, Ga. He rendered an 'j'
ncore at the end of the program X
V-e were also entertained with an y
istrumental solo played by Ver X
lelle Williams of Reed Street Hi {
chool. We continued ourjdanc-|T
ng until about 10 o'clock.?Rvery-t^
ody enjoyed themselves to the'X
ighest and were pleased over tht'i
indness shown. i
yy.'y <? u.?
DUE WEST NEWS
Mr. Robert Pratt is able to be
up again after being confined to
] bed for -two weeks.
Miss Jnncie Pratt has returned
from a s?ix weeks visit to Conwav
I She reports a pleasant trip. [
Messrs. John M. .. fcllis, Alfred I
Jones, and Charles Pearson, Miss- I
es Ellen Jones Vermelle and Evelyn
?llis visited the Young People's
meeting of the Presbyter i.in ,
ChovcK hold at ReTd)tf lie, S C. on J
last Saturday. They report a fim |
inn ann an interesting meeting
'rhe City Wing Club of St. Mary
Baptist Church held :ts regular
meeting at the home of Miss
Julia Childs on April 2, with Mr
Daniel Valentine, president, presiding.
After singing "Sweet hour
of Prayer by the club; Mrs. Min
ncrva Baily made the openint*
pi ayerrWTien the business was over
the hostess served delicious
ice cream and cake.. The next
meeting will be at the home oi
Mrs. Loutse "Belle Valentine.
Messrs Hubert K.
and Oilie F. Griffin, students_a*
Bettis Academy, wpent several
days with home'folks recently.
Mr. Boatright came to be with his
Aunt, Mi-s. Ida Johnson, who is
ill but improving.
Mrs. Eunice and Mrs. Lois
Clinksenles have_ completed theii
teaching work for this term and
are enjoying a much "needed rest
V?their homes: Mrs. Hawthrone
taught at Donalds, S. "C. and Mrs
Clinksenles tnucrht in ?1
County. Mr. and Mrs.' Clinkscalehave
just finished a lovely cottage
and moved in.
Mrs. Annie J. Garrett writes
from Chicago that her nephew re
wUittcd mini the hospital anil h
improving nicely. She is to remain
there for some tinv yet b:
fore returning home.
Mr. Benjamin and Miss Irene
Jackson went up to Greenville, S
C. to visit relatives last week
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Poro Beaut} School
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Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring,
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