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Mrs. Rosa Davis or R?at ureep i .
street, now residing in St. Deters! j
|HL burg, Fla., spent three weekr
here visiting relatives and friends
?: While here Mrs. Davis was?enter
tained by Miss Irene Brown and
(mother. She also entertained h-.o-i |
elub Missionary Circle No. J, o! ; ,
Union Baptist church. All of hei : ,
friends were proud to haye hei | (
home for three weeks. She is re y
turning to St. Petersburg, Fla ! j
Monday night. We wish her : ! |
pleusunt stay. ,
Mrs. Bettio Harrison. of St. I'e j
tersburg,?Fla., who - 4*- the guesrp1
of her era ml children Mr. and .
Mrs. Win T.yles of Columbia, it ^
leaving tonight, (Wednesday. 28?
is being honored with a party
this evening, entertaining a few .
of the many friends she has met
while here.
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Mr. ami Mrs. All,ml William- 1
son yf Elizabeth, N. J., spent two 1 '<
enjoyable weeks in the city witk i '
their ttwo sisters Mrs. Julia Caleb 1
well and Mrs. Cornelia Campbell j '
Mrs." Williamson'before her mar .!'!
fiage was Miss Florence Calway 1
of Columbia.
Mrs.. Irene Lloyd Blake u>f 2012
| , J Taylor St.. left the city last Sun j
_ day for a fifteen day visit in New ,
Vork City. We hope for her : j;
pleasant trio and 'stay.. ??Li
Mrs. Masserra Greene Jcnning:who
has been vacationing here foi
the past few weeks wishes t<
thank her many friends 1W tlx
- hospitalities shown Wr while l/e
ing lu-iv. Mis. Jennings was i,n>
time writer for The Palmetto '
Leader. She is' planning to eon 1
tinue in the future. j
M r. ami M is. Ben j. Boozer had t
up?thetr~giiests for the past week, t
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Chestnut. Mr ,i
and?M-eth- Wm. Chestnut, of N Y. i
City- and Philadelphia, Pa. The : '
Chestnuts left in their Ohlsmubile i
Friday night. . J
V , Reverend and Mrs. II. J. TrapjC'
and the mother o/ Mrs. Trapp
left Tuesday for New York where
they will .spend a few_davs with'
TelatlVes and visit the Wwrld-V
m
r Kev. I. A. Miller. Jr., Pastor oT\
* Fairviow A. M. K. Church ol' '
of Rocks, "Mil., is fn the city fot i
a few days visiting relatives...and i j
^friends. Rev. Miller pastured sc.'.;
eral important stations here be .
fore transferring to the 2nd His'
trict. His many friends are prout '
to see hint making a success ir ?
the Second District. i
Miss .1 n I In Mae A rtei.nis left *"
I the city Sunday morning in the 1
, company of Mr, and , Mis. Martin '
? Garrison- for New Yortc Crty irnd f
Binghamton, N. Y, While in N_ ^
City1 she will he the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Garrison
From there she will go to Bing 1
hamton for an indefinite stay with '
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr c
iirwl Moe finti'o a v IT...
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many friends wjsh tor Tier a very ,
pleasant stay.
Mrs. Cwrhr" Wilson Mundle has
' just returned to New York aftei
having spent a few weeks in Co^
lumbia. While in the city she was
V the house guest of her brother-ir. j
law, Mr. B. J. Mundle and hej
nephew, Mr. Moses Hopkins* and
visited other relatives and friends v
f Before returninir to New York i
she also visited Charleston. Or- C
ungeburg and Florence,. S. C. She v
reports a very pleasant stay. Her
many friends are looking forwart
to the day that she will make Co- P
lumbiu her home again. ;i
* Mr. and 1\1 rs. Win. .J. Amakei '
unri children, Lois and Mark, ol
New York City, formerly of this 1
city, are spending their vacatior 1
hetv, with Mrs. Amaker's inothei r
Mrs. Richardson on East Remlkp
ton street. Mrs. Ainaker 'will be!
t pleasantly remembered by the ;
younger social set as Miss Eli?g;|
beth Richardson. Mr. Amaker is li
in the Government .service in N i (
Y. City. Friends Here are glad to t
. "see thenr both, as well as the
? children. ? j '<
of Richmond, .Va., the brother aim
sister-in-luw of Mr and Mrs. Eddie
Wallace are vacationing hero.
They plan to return home this 1
week.
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Mrs. T. E. Moss, the wife of th^ c
Rev. T. E. Moss of Greenville, wa< ?
Sullivan last week Mrsr Sullivar *
plans to return to Greenville wit! ^
her aunt. s
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Mrs. Janie Moody, the'^Wlfe ol J c
Rev. M$pdy.and little Elnora Fraz j e
er, ie|>ort a pieasant trip to New (1
York. Where she visited her 'sis li
ter, Mrs. Annie Frazer. a
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W * Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Pride and
son, vacationed in Detroit, Mich, n
with his sister. They are to re
turn the early part of this week, p
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Miss Addit Wallace is vacationng
in Detroit, Mich. While then |
he will visit her many relatives
nd friends.
Miss Louise Taylor of Char
lotte, N. L\, and Mr. Vance Glos
er of Washington, D. C., are now
n Columbia visiting friends and
'elatives.
Mr. William Hall of New York
Jity is now in Columbia visiting
elatives and friends.
. thanks
\JVIrs. Maggie Boozer of 1 !22"
ileidt street wishes to thank the
imny friends for their kindnesses
lurTn'j* fier confinement in th?
3ood Samaritan-Waverly Hospi
al; also for the lovely cards ana
jcuutiful flowersr^Thanks also* to
Drs. Hurnside and R. W. Manet
for their skilled service and tt
.he nurses. ' for ?their kimlness.vhich
made the three Weeks -sta?
k'OTy frteaishHt?
"oitmKit ('oh"m in \ Buys T
n city last wkkk
Mr. .Joel T. Jackson of CI eveand,
Ohio and Mr. Charles H
iookmim of Falls River, Mass.,
laid a. brief visit to their rciaives
and friends here last week
These two vounir men and nerson
.il friends-are iwnt graduates
>f- Booker Washington'' Hi school
uul are furthering -their educa
ion in the states of Ohio and Ma:
iachusetts. They left the city dm
ng last week end-.
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WALK Kit AND ATKINSON'"
The immediate family of the
ate Mrs. Nannette Walker sin
only. ackimwledge wUh?grateful
tppivciation the kind thoughts
liuL expressions o f sympathyshown
them during their recent
?ereaveiuent.
THK Y. I'. T. S. (T.('ll
The Y.. 1*. T? S. club met at the
mine of Charles Kdyrnrd 'vtl"'
?hy. Me eting called to order by
he president. Song, Shine ~ or.
no. prayer by the chan'ain; s ng
te.iiemh. r Me: Scrip: < read by
rybody Live Kight. Minutes of
!u' last meeting were read, re
eiyy.d and adopted. The sick are
niproving. We hail as \ isiloi
VI is. Maggie Hanks. The next
neeting will be at the home ol
J.1W1 n I ......I.....! I')AC f... CM
......... i.vajjiiai I, CJC egg ^>1.
Miss Ethel Smoak, ..President
Mrs. Kosa Koss, Secretary
Mr. David J. Outen, Reporter
Tin: sot-un jayixct < i-r^nThe
club met at the home of Mr
A'illiam t'aiwy 1011'Green street
rho meeting was opened by singng
"In the Garden". The Lord's
grayer was then repeated in eon
ert followed by Bible verses. / *
dible reading was given by the
'resident, Mrs. Margaret Steven
11)11. Till- minutes were loud uiu
kdopted. Then we heard the re
Hills from the lust meeting by the
epolter, .Miss Dorothy Campbell
M'ter this the house was opener
or old and new" busrrne'STs \Ve~arT'
xm.sideiiiitf?giving?a?dar.ee?>*?dense
watch for more news. The
Meeting- was closed alter which,
iur host served ham, spread ami
heese sandwiches and cold color
d lemonade Card games wen
hen played the remainder of th
veiling:.
T1IE ROSK SOCIAL CI.I'll
The clul held its regular meet
ng on the 27th day of August at
l\e home,of Mr. Adolphus Blt>ek
r, 2105 Senate street. The meetng
* was called to order by th*
ihaplain. Miss Vivian Chalk. De
1)1 IOF1S Wl'lT Vill I IOll UUl, III I 1,3 ua
lal manner. After which a short
rogram was rendered. After tht
irojram the meeting was turned
i) the hands of the president. Tin
uli was called and each memboi
esponded with a Bible verse an<
heir fees. The minutes were read
eoeived and adopted. Business
ess ion followed. Take our advice
ilease be careful on Labor day
'he club adjourned to meet at the
ionic of .Miss Rebecca Rose. Miss
kethwine Siniuel, host. D urinehe
evening a social hour was enoye
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SI N.NV SIDE SOCIAL CLUB j
The club held its weekly meet.- i
ng at the home of Mr. and Mrs
ames Middleton, Tuesday even
ng, August 27. The meeting wa?
ailed to order by the President
Jr. James Middleton. First se
?etion was (lod will Take Care
'oil, led by Mrs. Carolyn Moul
rie; prayer by Mrs. Esther Rowe
cc-ond selection, Brighten the Cor
or; after which everyone procedd
with Bible verses. Thus endd
the devotion, then the president
took charge. Minutes of the
ast meeting we re-read, received
nd adopted. The house was open
d for business. During the dis
ussion a ride was planned for th? j
ear future.
The club extend heartfelt symathy
in the lost of Mrs. Florence
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Wilson's father and Mrs. Carolyi
Moultrie's father-in-law who wits
funeralized Thursday, August 2?
in Walterboro, S. C.
1 We adjourned to meet at th<?
j home of Mr. and Mrs. Myers. Th?
I hostess served assorted cookie?
| and ice cream.
HETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH |
Rev. It. J. Hutchinson Past?r
St.'George, S. C.?Thi morning
u-rviee began at 11:30 and th?
j pastor took his text from the 24:4?
of St. Luke. Subject "Divine Pow
"r". The two weeks revival show
ered blessings on many who were
?ut of the ark of safety and th<
backsliders. The spirit of Go<
ran high the whole day. In thi
afternoon Rev. H. D. Brown, pas
| tor of the Harlyville charge deliv
ered a wonderful sermon to a larg<
" congregation, lie was accompnnied
by his congeega t ion?and -hi?
choir furnished music $17 0r> WUi
1 raised, Tire subject?Rev.?Drowr
i used "For the People Without a
j Vision Perish".
The night services were inspir
ine and soul-stirring. The pas
tor selected his text. R-fi-of PauReLetter
to the Romans,' using foi
j his subject: "T\me .
Mr. Roy Gordon, who is a form
or teacher here, comes to us a:
the principal of the St. George H~
school. Everybody is glad to we''
! come Mr. Gordon. .
Miss Cecelia M. Toatley of Che?
terfield and also a former teach
er here is the guest of Miss Pear
Brown*- While working here Miss
Toatley made many friends. ,
.Mrs. Rflsa_Toomer Brunson o)
Oklahoma is visiting her parent*
j. Nlr. and Mrs. W. W. Toomer on Ro
sor street.
Aftei the regular .morning ser
j-vlce- the Baptismal rites were-cot
j ducted for infants and adults.
Tbr?fulloa iug?worshipped wltl
I us and were introduced: ?l?*s
s Edith .Murry of Philadelphia, Pa.
' Mrs. Orabell Mays of Cleveland
j uhio; Mrs. Murry oT"Xew York
! add Miss Cecelia Toatley of Ches
I.1.1 S; whn in turn pynresi
j ed themselves as having been glar
j to be home and worship with us
I Those attending the Missionary
j meeting in Graniteville the 23rd
;"Rev. and MfsT BT J. Hutchinson
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown and Mrs
j S. B Felder.
CARLISLE NEWS
Mrs. Daisy Byrd of Thomasvilltj
N. C., is fn town this week attend
'' ing the revival meeting at Wi!
Mams Chapel A. M. Fh Zion churcr.
She is the guest of Mr. and Mi?
Lewis Stewart.
Mr. Conwell Savage returned t<
Bayonne, N. J.. after spending hi.
three weeks vacation at home witl
his sister and family Mr. and Aits
1 M. Sims. ' '
Mrs. Lillie B.?Sims, M . and
Mrs. Manion Sims. Mr.s. Luvmiii
Sims Chick of Pennsylvania; Mis>
Clara 'Savage of Winston-Salem
were the dinner guests of Mr. and
"Mrs. Sam Rogers. Mr. James Al
bert Thomas of Union was ..tin
ruest of Miss Clara Savage.
A very successful revival meeting
was at Mt." Eden A ME church
last week. The Evangelist Rev
B. R. Robinson conducted thi,
meeting. Many souls were c< n
. el'ted.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Jones of Jer
I sey City. N. J., are having theii
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Nert
Dawktns, her parents.
The revival meeting is starting
I off very line at Williams Chape
this week. Rev. H. J. Couser of
! Gaffney is conducting the meetLiu*.
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i BCTHKL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. W. B. I.. Clarke, Pastor
The Suntjay school met at the
usual" hour with hfficers, teachers,
present. The lesson was one ol
interest, and was well taught on
i all of Lhe classes.
? The pastor selected his text foi
the morning's message from 106.
37 Psalm, subject: Sacrifice ol
Children in Former Years, and a;
Present. / The night's messagt
was selected from Gen. 37:24
Subject: Josepn as an r>rranu noy
! This is the second sermon in the
I series the pastor has begun to
preach on the life of Joseph. The
I first was Joseph as a dreamer.
junior for the morning servic.
| and senior at night. The music
rendered by both choirs was in
| deed very good and showed that
both choirs are intelligently su
| pervised.
Many visitors were seen in the
| services durThfT the past Sabbath
[ Come again, you will always fine
a cardial welcome awaiting you.
The A.C.E. League is moving a
long very nicely under the lead
ership of Mr. H. W. Webber, who
Is the president.
THE PALMETTO LEAT
GEORG ETOW * N K\N S
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The vacation period is nearinp
its end. On September ttth oh,
Howard will throw wide her doorr
to its hundreds of children for th?
iy40-41 term.
Many were wondering and a
number asked ,why they failed t<
get their paper last week. Weil
we have time and again asked each
of you to be sure to get your pa
per C.O.D. in order that we remit
on time, but some will not'.do so
and your correspondent's financial
abality is ethbarrassing, hence sht
cannot pay for you, as she ha>
done in times past. Now *pleas<
pay not later than Mondayomorn
ing early if its impossible to hav?
5 cents Friday p.m. or Saturdaj
a.m. Do this will you?
Mr. Harold E. Simmelk of N
Y. City was house guest of M
and Mrs. H. McD. Jackson las.
week-i??- -? ?
Mrs Mary Alston of N V, in vis
it ing her?neiee here Mrs. Georgr
ana Robinnson.
The Gamble girls, the Misso
Mamye Jean and Carol arc hoiru
after spending a while in Green
wood with relatives. They wrraccompanied
back by one of thei>
inniu Hiivifl nri/1 .1 mm u rt* tilnti
ning to matriculate at Allen uni
veraity while Carol will continue
her studies in Howard Hi here.
We had fine services at Bethel
last Sunday all day. Rev, J. C.
Quurles preached two able sermons
both morning and evening
to appreciative audiences. Tl.t
Junior Missionary society hat
been reorganized. Miss Rut!
Quark's is president and Vala?4e
Howard, secretary.
Tlie pipe oiyar o? TwtTleT
been renovated and' is ready foi.
use. Mrs. E. Lillian Frasier th.
"organist is?back from her vaca
t ion -'""I will i-epnrt f.n. .! .? % 'Inn.
day morning. Music will be fur
nished by the svnior choir. .Mr
W. H. Robinson, chorister.
Presiding FMder,TT J. Miliw wil>
buld his fourth and last ?|iiarter|\
conference Momluy evening, Sept
2nd at which time this pastor b
asking us the former pastors
have done the individual to do his
fulI duty, to the beat uf. his-abU ityWe-wish
totmake an apology-for
not reporting for Georgetown dis
triet meeting of W. H. and F. M
-society-,?that ' convened with tin
Fast And town church," the Rev
John Moyd, pastor on July 23rd
We were quite busy ami just whet
we were about to write, we reeeiv
ed a telegram of the, pussing ol
our neice in Florence, S. C. How
ever we, had a very pleasant ??n?
day session. Rev. J. Bryant dt
liv.ered the annual sermon. VW
itors were Rev. I). N Wilson ol
the Mt. Pleasant district; Rev. ami
Mrs. W. T. Mnrry -oi?tlie?sanw
'istrict; Rev. and Mis. C A * Wil
liams of the King'stree district
All ioioii'tc tfot'n nliMi,?.t nno Knit.
pt'ltcnt Willi (I f. ?.?. OKOoption
We were sumptuously fed by Rev
Moyd and his Rood people.
Again we ask you to please pay
each week and on time to assort
your paper and the Georgetown
news that most of you look for. )
am again thanking you in advance
for cooperation that I hope to g
Mrs. Rosa R. Gadsden, HornMakers'
supervisor for George
towrt county is performing a great
service for this community. A vis t
to her several Home-Makerclubs
will inspire anyone. Th< t
are veritable bee hives of industry.
Mattress making Js now preceding
at a wonderful rate. MrsGadsden
plans to complette fot
this season in her five or six club-sixteen
hundred mattresses. A
boot?ttm- thou-uiud?ims e nready
tieen?made.?The?v o r k?she?rs?do
ing for this county is simply inestimable.
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Monday, September i>, has been
named as the opening date for- tin
1940-'41 session of the Georgetown
city schools. Principal J
H. Beck calls all teachers of the
Howard scHbol into session or
Thursday and Friday 5th and (ItV
of September for assignment-uj
work, and classification of new pu
ptls.
EAST MT. ZION
BAPTIST CHURCH'
Regular services are being heir
and we are progressing very nieel;
under the pastorate of Rev. Mr
Downs. TJvc chuvoh the pfltv |
tor a leave of absence and he wai
in the city last week. On Tiesdu.,
night he served at -Zion Baptis*
and Wednesday and Thursday
nights we the members and friends
of Bethlehem were, favored with r
two nights revival. Rev. Down1
preached from the depths of his
hjea^ti each night and everyop. j
present* enjoyed all three of the '
messages, that were highly spiritual.
We hope for him continued
success in this new field,
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\ HKKVJLI.II NKWS
Tht* |)it* it it* given by tin- Mourn
I Pleasant Baptist Sunday schoo
, on Wednesday, August til>t. at tin
Anderson 1'uik, Ihie \\'est, S
J was quite an affair fop* the young
er set of this' ejty. A truck load
| ed with a hilarious group of ybuir
people, left here about 1 p.m. "i
that day and arrived at Due Wesi
about an hour later. A tray after
noon was spent with dancing arvswimming.
At ' o'clock the trr
i bles were spread and food of ali
kincl could be seen upon thein
' j r-acf\^pe?.soii ate until he fell tha
there was no lunger an emplN
I space in his stomach. At i> u'elm. ,
'the truck was loaded ajjainfi.il'
| everyone admitting that the aJ'tei
noon was well spent and .wishim'
that the Sunday school will h
-jltiud couugll to 'give till-ill allot la'
affair, similar to that .m.- y-n
j Although the trip was. primaptk?
ftTT the younger people, a y,i ,.
many older people went aloni' an.
J'they too, admit that they had?
very nice time.
' Kev. .1. \Y. Matins. pastor of t.a
, Alt. Pleasant Baptist church, i <
(.turned?to?his congregation las.
| Sunday, after .having- uttende.
j suminer school?at ItampUm iiisti I
I tute. ' He reported a successfu
session.
Mr. Komlell Rhodes is.._sn>yfvding j
la few days with his mother. .Mrs ,
"H,. F. Rhodes on Harrisbiirg St
! Mr. Rhodes is planning to attend!
I Indiana university where_Ju- wi. j
work towards the master's fleirroi
in y.nolngy He is a re'eei"^ Tfi .iii j
uate of benedict college whei, V. .
received the b.S. degree
M.tJKK.M !'- -> I'.V* M
I M. Stokes.. Re ' rtor
Mrs.?Iulio?tint <I>? <I |;n p Thur>?day
Auk. 12-nd at tin* Sounder?
Memorial hospital, alter a lu iel i
illness, Funeralized Sunday, Any j
I2.r)th at Trinity Baptist church
logy by Rev. A. YV. Hill. Surviving
a son, one sister and two brothers
and a host of friends. In
tcrmcnt ut the cemetery. Jacksoi
and Singleton in charge.
Rev. J.W. Robinson died Aug i
'->?{ at his lo.ni.. rtri Rmip-hfnrW St j
after a --brief illness. Funeral ar~*
rangements were not complete at-p
this writing.
|_ Mrs. C. R. Br^vVn, the wife of
tin- late l!i^ r K Hiyhvii died iin
Tuesday morning. Aug. 27 at her
home, Funeral arrangements wen
not complete at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thomas*
uf NtT'. Git).' are "in the city visit-:.
ing relatives and friends.
Rev. J.W. Gupple of Bennettsvilli*
was in the city on Monday
Mr. Lee Hines is a patient in
the McLeod Infirmary for an ajvpendix
operation. Many friendswish
him a speedy recovery.
Miss Isabella Alexander of N
V. City is in the citv ilsitin.' roJ
atives and friends.
Dr. and Mrs. Hartley of Davto
na Beach. Flh.. are ill the city vis
-Iting- relatives and friends Mr .
and -Mrs. 10d.?ilnmi"'??mH?family.
Mr. Calvin Holmes of Washing
ton. I). C. is,-in the city visitrn.
relatives and friends
MI LI.lilt CHAPEL
: A. M. K. CHl ltCH
Rev. L. (i Bowman, Pastor "
Newherry?Tin- Newherry 1 > is
trict was called last Monda\ ;i?
Millar Chapel l?y the P K. K?v.
O. 0. Dunham to receive the re
i pujds from the charges for ^ tin
Library to he erected on the Campus
at Allen I'niversity. The.'fol
lowing pastors made their reports
Revs. L. (L How nut n. .1. S. Mar- i
tin, R A Vounir, S .1 Johnson. \\
M Brown, T K. Robinson and D
A. Redciil mii*'h. The rest of th<
ministers being absent and sent
no report.
TlU-ri' were some propaganda
circulated?over i lm district 4>>?|
forthcoming annual conference
! several ministers spoke on the sufc ]
; ject. after- which the Presiding
Klder rose, and stated there will
be no changes unless it i< vitall>
, necessary- and guaratrtccd ^the di>
trict is safe with thy standard
bearers who make their reports.
Last Sunday n numlur of visi \
tors were out Sunday morning t? |
witness a strong sermon deliverer |
. Ly our-pastor. - At d?o'clock In ~i
preached at Little River Baptist !
_i e ...? i
I'liuicn, wiii?rt* a imuisaiui or aiori
or less were there' in the revival i
At 8 o'clock the senior choir ,ac?J
companied him to Helena where ?
he again stirred the cony regatior J
with another message. A number
of white citizens were out an<
they all are singing his praises. ?
Misses Mamie and Azalee Ah *
i rams?of?Baltimore, Md.. Mt? ,
Laura Mae Dudlin of Columbus 4
i Ohio. Mian Kvelyn -1L -.tones and?
Mr. William GofT worshipped witl
us Sunday morning. ,
The revival meeting will <>pen
Sunday morning for one weeV '
. conducted " by -the?Rev,?>%alver?< ;
Jackson of Marion. S. C. Th.
| public is?cordially invited.?
| Mrs, Minnie Sanders and sis
tors Misses Helen and Mary j
Nance of Laurens and Thomas 1
ville, Ga., were the week end j
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Q. Gall J
man. Also Mrs Annie Laura M?r-jray
of Asheville, NC.
Come to church members G< j j
t<r church Christians. i
Til K TOBA< < O M XKKK'I
I AT LAKE CITY
l.aki-. I ity iv It.c- T?I >'ii
ti.M .nl I'tc Stale, aii'l ti. .Star
Wan hniiM' i> s\ ly-M* ?'al. tf.-l
. )11 < 111\ of >T Jv. ati-r. r v>I in- 11:>
ami I'Vi-iy |>1^ lit' yutir tubareo i*
>|M-vial^y : aftm-. tiial it wi!
briltjf '!, in. m-st i.n , tl.ii' i in..
. r a * I * ill ma
Mr. A. Wilson t n li i?i the tat
"ti a pili nf tobauo mi. Amj.'.
at St a l Nu. li. tin" tohaeOo so!'
t i'i 1 * ri-iit - a 11<<itii<1 . .M i A
\\ ib<^. took tiii' r?il)a<< o' tu aiintl.
cr wari i.niiiuT' it mils l}rt?ui*i.'
Ci'Ht>. Ill' l".-t S.'J.UU nil tin- ifH':
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KIDNEY STAGNATION
i IS WORSE THAN
Bte~ CONSTIPATION!1
Bacausa We Treat Constipation at
fc The Onset, WhHe Wi Neplact
W- Our Kidneys Imlofinately
Pa* ether wgu tn your body t* of
Mrs importance than roar kidney*, for
In your kidney* there ere nine million
tohee which must work day ejjd night to
mw the fluid* end keep the system free
troa waste*. add*. poison* which. If per.
Bitted to rem*In, may eaua* eeriou* kidney
nd hi odder trouble*.
II b M wonder then that Nature
(tone eel I* for help to dean out the
bdney*. So if you ere troubled with
PeMlliI TT|i TT111TiT beg Pain*. BuelAehe.
Kerrom Headache. Dtzztnr* or Loss of
Energy, due to functional kloney disorder*.
try KIDANS, the fnmou* kidney remedy.
nl?k eld* Nature to fluah oat the k'd ?j?.
to filter ell weetes, to prevent kidney
etegnetlon.
euiANfl ! Sefe end Reliable. Thou*nde
report entire aeUsfaction. Taken
tooordlaj to direction*, KIDANS will give
mlondld remit*. Try K3DAN3, Buy It et
or Special Price Offer on two boxes. Use
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tax nod GET TOUR MONfcY BACK.
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If 1X31 TAVT.OR ST. COl.fMl
i PHONE 9276
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State President
he'. i>. L. I'OPK ... .
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L. H. JENLNdS
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IS iliOHl &U-OMHTUIIB,
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-One way from Columbia
Richmond * 5.40 -?
Wanhington 7.8b
Philadelphia v 10.05
New ^ orh ... . 11 85
Boston (via Halt. Gate
Bridge 17. 35 _ _
lJitl?l)itrg h?-??? ?13.40
Hull alo ... . .. -- 10.10
St. Petersburg e.10
Tampa 8.30
Miami 10.00 ?W.
I'alfri h Beach i.bO
JackHonjeille ?.lt
J. L. Caxtcr. DP A ?
Room So. 1 Arcade (Uldg.
Columbia. 8. C.
Telephone SOU?WI7
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1M?U KSSION VI.
CARDS
"DR. H. H. COOPKR
DK.NIISI
Special Attention fheii to Diseases
of the funis
fold frown at?d Bridge > Work
A Specialty ^ '
Office 1'hoiie ?'?1Ke?. S2t?-l a
Il?r> \Va>hin?lnn St.. < ??I a.. S. C
Office Hours: Telephones:
V3n \.M 1.. 7;(MI I'M Office H03M
Residence-?sdr-3
Dr. 1 )rlvr Jenkins
DKNT1ST
hillings, Ut iles. I l ow lis Hi idee". " _
Anesthesia ;r Spwialt>
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Fve. K:i?\ ;i;..f Throat *
<!!:.s?es- !'; ? ,i Accurately
Office T1 ;ii- Telephwiiei
111 A M; to 2 I'M. Kts 4t>9'2
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Oflici t Resilience
2Q.'!Q fay' >_? .l;;.1.7?P;r,f St.
KEY. .1. H. JOHNSON
Not \m ft HI.It'
Office *2029 Marion Street
Dea'or in Real Estate. perfurno
Marriage Ceremonies, write*" Witt*
DeoHv Mortjratfe*. ( laims. etc.
Call to See Hint
Office 1 'hone 8107 Kes t'?78H _
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Counts Druj> Store
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1'IIONK i 1067
David G.Ellison
(ieneral Insurance
Honest and efficient intention
yi\en to all business
? placed wiltv me
PHONK 5717
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