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PAG* fomr MRS. BERTHA HUDSON - I] INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTj Mrs. Bertha Hudson of 9121 Pine street, suffered minor injur-,1 ies when her car overturned in 11 Henderson, N. C., Wednesday. She was enroute home from Maine, where she spent a few weeks. . ^loc;k party j ' * - - - ~ ?... 1 Benefit of uiri scuui nui , Where?-1500 Block Oak St. , When?Monday, August 19th Time?8:00 P.M. . (Admission?10 Cents The Girl Scouts of Troop No. 14 are trying to build a hut foi ' camping. You too Can help in ' this effort by coming to their party and enjoying an evening of fun. Everything for your com- 1 fort has been planned. Lemonade and peanuts will be sold and fortunes will be told. If jtou are asked by a Scout to buy a ticket please do not refuse her. The idea of the Block Party Bim pronontpd to the CultUlV club _ by Mrs. Ada - Cooper and Mrs. Daisy Counts. It was such a grand "outing and such?a?great- success that the Girl Scouts de? tf? ngp tho TftiSV . funds for .their hut. Please accept the sincere thanks of the Girl Scouts for your support. MISSIONARY WOMEN OK ORANGEBURG DISTRICT HOLD CONFERENCE Parlerville, S. C.?The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary so ciety_oT the "Orangeburg District" ~ conference was held in Parldrville AME church, Parlerville, ' S C., July 24-25, 1940. The Rev. A N. Hampton, entertaining pastor ( Qn~~WednP3day night devotitmaf services were conducted by Rev j A. N. Hampton and Rev. I. S. Tay lor. The annual sermon was ably delivered by the Rev. B, J. Hodge, pastor of Brown Chapel Station Cameron, ,S. C.?After whinh Ihe ? district?president and her staff were given a very warm reception by the pastor and members of the Parlerville circuit. Remarks by district president and others. Adjournment to meet 11 , a.m. Thursday. I Thursday a.m.'July 25 devotion- ^ al exercises were conducted by tlu local presidents. The district president made some very timely re marks.?She in turn presented tin Conference Branch President Mr> A. L. Hildwbrund who as usua. - spoke very encouragingly to thf ineiuibei s?ami?friends. We CKuF engaged in a livey testimonial meeting, leu oy me uistrict rres- ident Mrs. M. L. Haynes, which c seemed very inspiring to all prestnt-?-? j Organization, followed with roll j call and appointment of commits f tees. The Missionary sermon was j delivered forcibly by the Presiding Elder Rev. S. Nance, I).D. 1 from the subject Peace be^_unta ( thy walls. Collection and reports from auxiliaries. Recess for din- j ner. 1 We reassembled at 3:30. De- [ votionals conducted by the Young t People, Supt. Mrs. Celia Mac Dash. The conference branch pres ) ident spoke in a complimentar> j way to the young people for ser- r , . vice rendered and encouraged them to go on. * The district pres- i ident then introduced the follow- ( ing ladies to speak on this subject: Are we Reaching the Young Juveniles of Today? If not, wh> ! not? This discussion was, led by ! Mrs. Ethel Williams', who said we are not reaching the youths because we live too careless before them. We must lead right if we 1 must reach them. ," : " i Mrs. J. B. Jennings said we must not only concern ourselves ' with youths spiritual needs, but < social needs also. Miss A. L. Hi! debrand spoke in her sister's stead. Her remarks were good. Mrs. A. L. Hildebrund put on the climax in her remarks. There is ' room for each one to work a little more if we will only turn the light on ourselves, wo can do mdeh toward reaching the youths of today. ' . Our meeting was one of perfect peace and harmony. Reports were Lf A A< 1 unil ?v. / 5V,/W M?iv4 mu riuci luiiiiiirin with Rev. A. N. Hampton and his good people could not be. beat. We will be glad to go back there nexl year. HELENA NEWS Mt. Zion baptist Church Rev. >1. C. Freeman, Pastor Sunday school opened at tht usual hour with the Supt. and tea ?chers at their post of duty. This being the month of Aug ur revival began. We are inviting one and all to come out and join us. Little Miss Loretta Heyward of White Plain, N. Y., is here Ivisiting her grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Jack son and great aunt, Mrs. Mary E Green and her great uncle, Mr Larkin Jackson of Newberry. She is enjoying herself to the highest out in the country on her Uncle's farm. Mrs. Roberta Sweetenberg of Greenwood is here visiting her parents. Miss Sarah Simpkin of New York City is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Simpkin and brother of Helena on account ol her mother's illness. g i~ i ' FRIENDSHIP A. M. E. CHURCH Clinton, ^ C.?The S. S. opened it the usuaT hour with a large at tendance including several i visitors. The Pastor, Rev. H. VV. Walkei seemed to be at his bestt. lit, spoke from Matt. 13. Seven Parables Mrs. Duncans from N. Y C. sang several selections to til) the hearts who listened more. 'Morning visitors: * Mesdamcs t-tneiyn wiison, t-ouiter Acauemy Cheraw; Duncans, NYC; Clara Cheeks, and Viola Howard, D. C.; Mattie Goodman, Susie Rutf, Lau ra Thomas, Inez Simpson, Laur;> Holland, Misses Bessie Golden Rogers, Va.; Mr. Golden Atlanta Ga.; Burnside-ahd J. Adams. Co) lection for morning $3'J.42. Mr. Javan Thomas of Cheraw was a happy visitor bf Miss Kt- i talee Dendy last week. y Mrs. E. P. Wilson of CoulTeT Memorial Academy,* Cheraw, cisitlng Miy and Mrs. E. J. Gary ^ T.ie yoghg people hope they wili aot be- rained out Monday night.Vies lames Lillian Dendy and A. J Gary are taking them'on a moon iglu picnic to Anderson Park, in Due West. The Rev. Mills of Central Baptist Church, Charleston, carried 01. -i????i?? . n. i-..?,wt?fc?r-R??rr~~.? |ria\i\ui vviiu tui; A. A. Sims, pastor of Hebron Bap list church. The meeting was a success.?Several?nrnrfttintw for Baptism the third Sunday. All were sorry to hear Rev. Sims 'say le had three broken ribs the result of a car accident going home lis last preaching Sunday. Hope he is strong by the third Sunday. Hope all members will re mem be i him and his vacation after third Sunday. Mr. ami: Mrs_Adanis, Mrs. E.P Wilson and A J. Gary motored to Lanford station to visit the Robinson's last Friday. Miss Bessie Golden" is back after vacation ing jt| nt'ddh- At hint h uilTci New England states. She ishappy to have a brother from Atlanta, Ga., visit her. He has been way 27 years. Mrs. Lei a Hill left Friday for ler home in Baltimore, Md. after nsiting 'Slsters- and hrntheiV TutiWe are sorry to have the Misses Ruth Blakelv, Mamie Adams ii ,the ,sick list and hope for their ar'ly recovery. Miss Nina Mae Thompson is jack after vacationing in Orangeburg. Her S. S. class was so glad :o greet her. BARNWELL NEWS Mrs. Kssye Reid visited friends ind relatives in Allendale lagt woe'i-end. Mr. John McDuffie is making splendid progress % with his ret ream parlor. Mrs. Julia Turman Mead of Jer ey City, was the guest of Mrs. ")ella Britt last week. Mrs". Mean s originally from Barnwell am 'fiends made her short striv? vcr ileasant. ~" M.S. Rosa Ingram Mais of Nesv I fork City -visited relatives and Yiends-last week - Mrs. Mais is pleasantly remembered as Rosa digram. iVilliam Roberson, Jr., and Edith Roberson and Mr. Charles*. Single on have returned to Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Itolman and dr. Herman Holman visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ho!nan. Mirs. Ruby Snelling left last Wednesday night for New Yor!vity. M?-. Willie Edward Ford of N. Y. is visiting his grandparents Vfr. and Mrs. Ben Ford. Young dr. Ford left Barnwell when quit' i child. Mrs. Ogretta Hart, Mrs. Delia tritt. Mrs. Julia Mead and Mrs Tettie Anna Gloster were visitor? n Blackville Sunday. Mrs. D. J. Dixson and daughter ind Mrs. Ogretta Hart and Geo. lowers were visitors in Columbia Tuesday. p,.v A P p,I Julia Mead. Delia Britt, llettie Anna Gloster and Ixiuiso Peek were the dinner guests of Mrs. V. R. Dixson Monday. Mr. Harry Wade, John Priester * ml Thomas Lee were home a few lays from th" CCC camp. ST. J A.MRS A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. LeRoy Jackson, Pastor S nday school opened promptly it 1<) a.m. with the Supt., Mrs. Estelle Johnson and co-workers at their post of duty. After the lass study of the lesson an . interesting review was conducted by Rev. R. B. Golden. Intermediate ?lass No. 1 is holding the banner. Mrs H M Young, teacher. Sunday morning after the preliminaries the pastor presented Rev. M. M. Martin of. the Central onferenee to deliver the message vho preached a soul stirring sernon from St. Luke 23:26, theme The man who carried the cross of Jesus Christ. Everyone enjoyed the sermon. Sunday night the >astor preached from St. Luke 19: 1, theme A Desire to see Jesus. Stewardess Board Nd. 1 met Monday 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Henrietta Washington on Henderson street with the President, Mrs. H. M. Young, presiding. - ? The Pulpit Aid Board met Monday 7:30 p.m. at the home of the President, Mrs. Wilhelmina Woodson Henderson street. Both meetings were good and largely attended. Each hostess served a de licious repast. Several visitors were present Sunday. Come again. Visitors are Iwaya welcome. : - ' n HETHLEHTM BART. CIIHRCn 1 ' & S: S. and morning worship followed thy us.al order. The pas tor forcefully spoke from the text J0..11 11:7-8, many members anJ friends were present. Warnings of the aproaching storm didn't prevent our baptismal rites that were pre-planned the Rev. Keith, performed the litis. The pastor delivered the second fine message which was en joyed by our out of town, friends las well as the members. The text (St. Mrk 12:34, themed "Don't Die On Third Rase." The otferhig J were fair. Among our friends we I found Alms k.. AicLurru, s\. x., a i relative of Mrs. Belle, Mr. and | Mis. Woodson and Sumter, former | members'of Rev Davis. Rev. W. M Downs, formerly o( I t is eity now of Cleveland, Ohio v. ih be in the city next week and \v 111 deliver a series" of sermons for us, Tuesday, Wednesday anil Ti: isiiay nights. You are invited to attend these services. Make it a date, to hear Rev. Downs. , Airs. Mary Bra-y left Saturday [for Newark. N. J. She came down i to attend the funeral services ol | her- niece, Aliss Martfret Bailey. "H" Rev. T. M. Weathers, I'astur S nday was a lovely day at St. Philip for the pas! week begin liinp Wednesday night the members were engaged in prayer service trying to drive the devil out to enter the revival with clean | hett: ts and mind. - r . At 10 o'clock Sunday school <ook place conducted by the assistant Supt., Mr. Henry Johnson. All offleets at their post of duty. At the close the prayer committee took charge conducting a warm prayet meeting. A few announcements were made then the pastor ascend ed tine rostrum in a revival manner preaching as -rioveT?before ?roni the Book of St. John 3:10. Subject Christ Conversation with Nicodemus. At 3 p.m. the pastor and choir rendered service at St Lewis in full number. The pastui of St. Lewis and choir returned TTpeiidug?our revival Sunday hite At 1 o'clock Stewardess Board No. 5 held their feast at the homr of sister Telia Lovette assisted bj sister Ilattie Hull. It was enjoy ed. Our revival meeting is now going oh. Cloud singing, shouting praying and preaching. Conie get your soul renewed. Sick list are improving. Wi pray God's ^blessings upon them .Mr. and fiMrs. Fred Davis, Mr Slid Mrs. .J(ftlia Hawkins ol' Hich niuiul, \ a., aic dow n spendina their vacation with mother and father. msien an inose mm naven \ \ taken their vacation and all thosu that have hut want a long trip. The Holley Funeral Aid society is run rung its yearly excursion to New York City October 12, l'J40. $li! round trip .if from seventy-live to i one hundred goes $18 if less. 15 . days- if you desire to stay that1 long or return when you get ready ' -w-i th m -t ba t--time- on the itame tick et.Get ready, let us go to the big city and see the World's Fair. BLACK J ACK 11A FT. CHl ItCH , I \\ innsboro, S. C.?S. fc>. at the usual hour with officers and teachers at their post. Revival is being held at Black Jack church by Rev. Pitts fYom Winston-Salem ?.v (MVIUIIVU UUIUUHJ. I u willing 2U1U afternoon Bev. Smith from Coluir bia preached. The pastor extent ed t-.iftnks to all who contributed ta making the service a sutcess Several out of town visitors weir in atttendance. $44.00 was raised $3:05 was contributed to a bline man. | Visitors were Mrs Mary Bell Tay lor, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gil bert- have as guest Mrs. Elizabeth Kniehtner from Philadelphia ano Miss -Alice?Gtfbert from Columbia Among the others were Mrs Fannie Davis and Mr. 1). Phillips Mr. James from Winston-Salem I N. U. Little Henry Marion and sister returned with them to ge.t. ready for school. LOB I) TO WHOM \ I -1 - WK CIO (Mrs.) Carrie II, Cherry L A great multitude w*is follow-" i ing Christ from mixed motives. He said something about a cross. I which symbolized sacrifice. Instantly they began< falling away I from him and returning to their j old haunts and habits of life. ; \\ nen tit* saw it lit* said th trie disciples: "Will you also go aI way ?" In leaving Christ, to whom I could they go for eternal life? If you abandon Christ, to whom i can you go for forgiveness of sins j for light in a dark day, for comj fort in sorrow, for strength in.ex| treme trial? If you refuse Christ to whom can you turn when earth ! recedes and eternity yearns aim j the judgement beckons? If you have rejected Christ, to whom can y..ou turn in the hours of death foi refuge and assurance of life and I the consolation of a fadeless hope ? r ..u?n uv1u, hj hiiuiii nnail we go : cried Peter. Thou hast the words if eternal life. Petfcr was sure of the life fn Christ and an abiding Saviour and constant friendl All mankind are shut up to Christ whc only has the words of eternal life. He only is dependable and all sufficient. He is ever, at youi side and will never fail you who trust His grace. So when you burn to Him your sin-burdened soul and aching heart He gives you Himself which is eternal life THE STORM By Rev. G. W. Williams Myrtle Beach, S. <J.? 1 he news was heard on Myrtle Beach abou | 12 o'clock that a hurricane?wot coming, traveling with a speed of seventy-six miles per hour Many hotels_jand boarding^housea i i i it i _ i ciust'u ana wit? umpiuyi'is anu employees left for other places. The storm was expected 4:15 E. T, The bus station as well as the buses cotild not accommodate the people of both races "We are going, don't know where we're going, but we're going" some said. I was never ueasy as I watched them; some left without pay fox their labor. Today the people aire coming backhand everyone is praising God for having been saved from the angry Atlantic Ocean. WOODUl/FF NEWS Trinity_ A, M. E, Zion Church ltev. J, A.. Lipsey, Pastor The Church school was just fine Sunday. The attendance was gomt Wo wiirn [fln.1 tn Villi". <im 'pastor with us. He vmade some very encouraging remarks Vvhieh ei l' enjoyud by?all. ~ At 11:45 the pastor mountec the rostrum and brought us a strong message which was full ol grace. Every one seemed to enjov it. Sunday niirht he deliv.erec another wonderful sermon whict was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Eulis Price ol Washington, D. C., were guests of the Wilburn family last week Mrs. Prince was formerly Miss Blanch Foster of this city. Mrs.. Laura Johnson of Birmingham, Ala., is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Johnson was formerly Mrs. Laura Parks ol this city/ MT. f)LI VE A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. H. C Andrews, Pastor Myrtle Beach, S. C.?Sunday school was opened at the usual hour conducted in the form of an open forum because it was the only service4 during the day. Oui visitors were Mr. Ben Davis, Geo. J iitimore of?Conway?and Mr Carlton Ballard of New York City Mrs. Mary Simmons of Mullins is here for a few weeks. Mrs. Myrtle Anderson returned Monday after a week end in Conway. Mrs F. E. Rainbow is improving at this writing. . PAGELAND NEWS M is* A DIRHllll WiUllult PU.. V?n,l OS her week end guests Misses Ben11 ie Mobley and Ruth James, members of the Jefferson faculty. MVS. Lillian Atkinson and little sons of New York are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brew I er. GRAND Saturdi ... II JO-/ Dress 1121 Washii Exclusive on C OPENING 2 DRESSES OTHERS PRICED ] No Red Tape?No A Just Say "C DRESS DIRECT FR(] NEWEST STYLES FRC THE SA! Miss i \ Mrs. Freddie Gathings and fam ily and Dr. John Gathings and daughters of- Rock Hill spent the week end with Dr. Gathings* fath; er, Mr. Sam Gathings. t Miss Louise Blakeney jepent f few days ,in_. Fay e t.t.e.v illflr^N, f. j visiting old school friends. Mrs. Mavis Blakeney spent hex , vacation in Charlottte, N. C., with relatives. , Mrs. Irene Sinclair left Saturdnv fnr Washington. D. C.. to vis ! it her children. , Mr. William Durgin of Laurin burg, N. C., and Mr. Kemph Dargin of Charlotte, N. C., are visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs < I James Dargin. I Mr. Raymond HechaVeria of N . ! Y. C. spent a few days with his j wife who is visiting her parents i ' Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brewejv Adult Club News ' The Adult club under the supervision of Miss Amanda Round 1 ~j tree the Home Economic Instruc- J' (tor is still busy with the canning '] | project. The question is: Who | will get the prize that has been i offered to the person canning the i II most? Those in the lead now arc ! first. Mrs. Nora IilnhnnY; srnnJ ,fMra. Madeline Blakeney;?third, < , I Mrs. Pratus Blakeney. Each niem- . Iwn still has a ehnnee. : |j FLORENCE NEWS 11 Mrs. Lena J ones Moody died on I August Oth at her home on 605 j Mulberry street after severed j ? weeks illness. Funeral rites were'1 | held August 11 at Trinity Baptist church. A short program wa> i i carried out and euloey by Rev. A j W. Hill. Surviving are three dai; | ; ghters two.daughters-in-law, three j sons; one son-in-law, thirteen j grandchildren, other relattives and r host of friends. Interment at the Baptist eem-. etery. Jackson and Singleton ir charge. Mrs. R. H. Holloman left las' ' - Saturday for New York-City vis- i itini. her sister, Mrs. Bessie Dor- , sey and "Atlantic City, Jersey Cit> ' New Jersey. Miss Louis Jones of N. Y. C. j was called home on account of the i illness an deati of her niotliei ! _ Mrs Lena JiitTPS Moody Mr. Roy Young of New Yorl h City was the guest of Miss Fran- I ces Thomas on Wednesday. W< are very glad that she is able te.i b*.- up'after undergoing an appen- ; dectomy operation. - Mrs. lJora'R. Cain has returned I i to' Pittsburgh, Pa., after spending - ? ?. " Hi un.l fvw.n^ I U HIVJJllll ? I 11 I 1VKH.I1V.O At , Air*. Lillie Robinson and family. i Mrs. H. L. Thomas is back in the city after an extended trip to j J^ow York, Schenectady and Saratoga Springs. New Y-prk. Mr. U.S. Person, the farm agent , carried the members of the 4-11 club on a picnic last Thursday to. Atlantic Reach. OPENING 1 av AUG-1 ay nth HF ? \NN t -Shop lgtoq Street i Hrpccpc ^ J?^ X | Credit I , SPECIAL i FOR $6.95 PROM $3.95 to $6.95 issignment of Wages MARGE IT" >M FACTORY TO YOIJ >M NEW^VORK TO YOU VIE WEEK -4healy, Manager MASTER'S SALE i By virthe of a decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Richland County,?Si C.t?heretofore made in (he ease of Lucy Sarah Vinson against Mamie L. King, I4 the undersigned Master for Rich-1 iov.,i ,?:ii 11 1 > Kiuvi vuunt^, ?*ni ?cn un stii^autiy in September, 11*40, being Monday the 2nd day of said month, during the usual hours of sale, before the Court House door, in the City of Columbia, S. C.. to the highest bidder: All that lot. piece, and parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County of -Richland, State of South Carolina, about four miles North of the City of Columbia. near the Mon tieello .Road containine- six (<TT acres, more or less, and bounded on. the Noith by the County Road. East by lands i f N. 1). Porter, South by lands, now*or formerly of Martin Stork and on the West by lands of Andrew Bethea. TERMS OF SALE: For CASH, the Master shall recjxitre the successful bidder to deposit one hundred ($100.00) dollars with the Master, and in the event of the purchaser's non-compliance with the terms of sale, such amount is to be forfeited and applied to the costs of this action. No personal >r deficiency judgment, is demand a i'd and the bidding will not remain open after the sale but compliance with the bid may be made immediately. , ' Wise & Whaley, Attorneys for plaintiff. Harry M. Lightsey, Master for Richland County NKWHKRRY NKWS The Sunday school of Calvary I Presbyterian clierch is quite live-. ly, "Another?nrw member was lidded to its roll in the person of little Miss (,'arolyn Williams. The school was pleased to have as a visitor Mr. William Terrell Murnifgfr of "New Jefsey. Supt Allen visited Prof. C. W. Jones, Asst. Supt., after service and found hint to be improving a little He has been eonlined to his home over a. week due to an infected leg. 'Hie Drayton Street school build ing is still far from .completion and will not. be in shqne for the opening of next school session Mill v.'lleli Hie building is finally fill i sited' it will be a .most modern and sijVstantial structure. This i. .;i.i; i....11.. i < '.(ihiui-h ?"n uiiuiy WUMiagCU O) Itiv last year. Mis. Mentha McCracken and giatulehildren,"(iWillie Edward and Helen Grilles jof Atlanta, Ga., aro Visiting in the city. While hert' they are stopping with Mrs. Chai ity Montgomery-. Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt ' Ihirpe'i trf--^j?artanbtirg7 ?wott ptF&sanT visitors Sunday. Mr. A. J. Martin of Columbia is seen in the city q,uitc often since his wife and baby are spending sometime here with relatives. Mr. Frances Rice has returned after a stay in Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Longshore, Mr. *. S. Hodc of Gastonia, N.C., r?" - ~ ~ Sovtherk Rai ytj favor adecmpT. prep?rcda??? n* NaSbitil Dtfcaac l rext. rfey \t/ m ^ imy nip li\ II -? HHH ) BATHING fPA ouTiNcjf ((gun. OOD FffHHfO MANIG | FUNERA x 714 Mail : Modernly Equipped ? Trained To v t % JMrs. William Mai ^ ?r * I Telephones 8519 and 7242 'X*w / X"!"!"!* X**!"!' Saturday, August 17, 1940 Mr. Arthur Williams of Green- ** wood were the house guests Of Mi and Mrs Robert Guise. Also, Mr Henry Caldwell of Boston, Mass.* was a caller Sunday afternon. We sympathize with the Rev. Mrs. J H. Jucksuil dlirlhg heF^ serious, ill ness on Mineral St., Greenwood Mrs. Mary Pay ton of Anderson is visiting with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ford. Miss Margaret Ford, who has * spent most of the summer in Anderson has returned to her ijome on Hill street. ^ NOTICE Dr. L. H. Mailman will be out of his office Aug. 18-30th. He will be visiting friends and on his vacation in N. Y. City, Conn, and Massachusetts. "? CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Tolsie Johnson Harper wishes to extend her appreciation and thanks to her many friends who served so kindly and the beautiful floral offerings during hei illness.?Sill1 1.4 H6W hi home -? and tloing nicely. .1? . ON* VACATION M"s. Carrie A. P.'.'.nson left the city last Monday for Hot' Spring Arkansas for t\yo or three- weeks stay. While, there she will stop at the Pythian hotel. Miss I.innie Belle Fogle, tha popular and attractive daughtei of Mrs. T. F. Fogle left Wednesday night for New York and Connectticiit on vacation for two weeks. P^T O'BRIEN in "SLIGHTLY H ON O RA BLE _ SATURDAY ONLYF Coining MuNDA Y! SPENCER TRACY in "EDISON THE MAN" STARTING MONDAY "MARYLAND" ?with? Hattie McDaniel JOHN PAYNE ? ynmMM rftfWHMMJ 1 p. J. :-Grocery and Lunch:Eat the Best At Reasonable Priqe_ OCR FOOD IS CLEAN AND WHOLESOMfE 826 Washington Street P. J. Herrin, Prop. lway System isbore Excursion )RF0LK,VA. JG. M axl 31. 1M0 300 ROUND TRIP FARE id Trie Ticket* on sale for all Lar trains (except Trains Np. 17 iS), August 80 and 81, final Hpait ning Monday Night, Sept. 2, 1940 1 Trio Far* IJ.00 Uom i?) ttoUoy OS wn Railway jjritam m North and Soon ha > ifcorrrt HPr11 loktburs, S. C. to DanrUlt, Va. tckaburf, X. C. to Marios, N. <2. havilla, a. g. to Sallabury, N. ? arldttc, N. C. to TayloraTilla, N. <t rber, N. C. to Winiton-SMem, N. t. _ llaboro, V. C. to North Wilkeaboro, N. . arlftMj, m. C. to Columbia, S. C. I intermadtato atationa. INIA BKAOH MQUND HIP FARB?H.7I tokete Good hi Coachee Omlr ktggage Cheeked?No fttop-OrfM Dayiljht or Ni?ht Trie floiwlt SHehet inito jjt. .< J. T. Cpbh Division 1'assenger Agent Columbia, S. C. K~x~X"XKK~x~x~x~x?M~x~>kdt AULT'S I L HOME I 1 Street | and Professionally X Serve You i tiigault, Manager X Columbia, S. C.