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T*SI fan ?. addr?M( ud MrdUUta.la
tl Uttara and plfW Includa a lalf li
dtaaa>d, rimtd nrtlop* tea y?a* raptr?
Will* Tot?A***" WJULACi, aara ad TM
Pumiro tiara. Itlt Ammu lh
CfltTWin. & OdAMUHdU
SrJ.? I hnvt* ;*h?ut'fVr?111 Lhv
an all year round job. Should I
go there and take it?
?~-Aa?4?Of course. _y?u should as
it is just what you need. You don't
have to be brought back in Contact
with your husband if you don't
care to . . . you may get your di-?
vere. He isn't -to. bother. ym.
Tit all.
K. M. C\?I am married for the
third time and my husband is tlisityive
ah)e~a+ut?xlislikes my people
and doesn-'t provide- J'or me either.
My iK'Qiaje have to giye me my
clothes and even furnish me with
money to speiul. Please advise
me as 1 am unhappy?
A ns: TTrideV the ci retmn*Wrme^_
you must get out and get n part
time job so you can earn a little
money. Yofii* husband is getting
old and is very nervous. Neither
of you are.doing your part toward
being iigreebale. I don't think vol
would do any better off to divum_
viding ., plt:Ve for you to stay am.
. something to eat.
Ml 1al? I am considered attractive
tb the opposite sex and papulat
too. I am always , invited to forms
_of entertainment but can't go un
less mv older siste r lots me- g?
before father gets home trnm wt?r
and iheb he "raises a blue frog."'
If this keeps, up 1 ;:nii afraid 1
must leave. Tell me what to tie as
??l?love my?t wo ^i^tei's dearly.
Atis: Your fitthot* is doing the
very best that ho knows how- for
you three yirls . . . ho is havihg
to bo both fathor and mother and
it ijm't ;,n osisy job. Ho is stihter
than tin average ^Jtit ho has higher
ideals for you girls than tho average
father. In another year ho
will aliow you inoro privilege ant
in tho meantime you and youi
younger sister remain right thert
at home and give up this thougi
of probably running away. It
wuuld be an awful mistake that
would only briny: sorrow,
? F. _M. tS.?There was . map w h o_
found some money. I saw him when
he picked it up and it amounted
toSGOO and he promised me $200
not i,, say anything about it and
keep the secret. Will I yet the
money or not ?
Ans: No l'riend . s . and further
mole you won't ever see that mar
a gain The re is no was rn rh?
world for you to make this person
give you any part of this name
if you were to find him, so it
Would be best to dismiss the
r~ thought from -your mind?
B. A.?Although I am consider-,
ed to be an old woman, people tell
me I don't look it and I sure don't
ft'Pl it. Please1 tell me if there- teany
more love to come in my life';
Ans: Certainly there is. You
have just a*, much charm as you
had ten years ago and can win
the admiration and love of any
desirable man around your ne ,
1 predict another marriage for y >u.
J. J.?I would like to know if
this baby's mother will ever give
me any trouble?
Ans: It is most unwise to take
a child in hand without legal
adoption papers. She may and then
may not ever see the child but
if you want to have complete custody
over the child, I would advise
that you have adoption papers
' . drawn up and let Tier sign them
before yoy. go ahead and bring
the ehild?ufn
L. V. M.?Please tell us }?
should make a change? My husimd
says?he?dmrsn^t? make- much
and my step-daughter is trying
to get us to come where she is
Would it be for the best?
Ans: It's indicated to rne thai
your husband has made up hi?
mind to gn . . . and you should g'
withhim. Mt?h+fdt^c.atir.f ied wherihe
is and you won't be either. Go
with him and try W help hirn make
a better income. Don't make this
change until you are financially
able to stand all the expense.
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NKW PLEASANT GROVE NEWS
Pelzer, S. C.?'Sunday school
opened at the usual hour with
Supt; W. 8. Meek ins presiding.
For Vorty-five minutes each
class had a very iiiteresHTTJT'^IS1"
cussion. The banner class being
class number urn- I
ReV. Gordon from Greenville,
8. C.. brought a wonderful message
to the junior church after
Sunday school. There were else
other visitors with him.
The Children',; I)ay program was
held on Sunday night. It was very
successful.
?? Miss Iola Garrett left for Wood:
ruff, S. C. where she will teach
this term. We are hoping her success.
Misc Polly M. Garrett, registered
nurse at Sea -Vien Hospital, Staten
Island, N. Y., is< spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.. W. L. Garrett.
Miss Easter Mae Stewart from
Honea Path. S. C., is spending a
while with Mr. and Mrs, W. S. i
Mcektrrc.
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The Palmetto Leader
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"GO OUT AND WORK"
Go find a place where you can
work,
Go do the job, and do not shirk,
Doing some Rood each day,
And do not look for, or think of
pay.
Now, the greatest job that you
ohIi ~do, ;
Is~tO" help mankind, on v is upward
way,
-TWro-V- ? gnna m?n^ the downward
road, *
But pray! don't let him stay.
Go out, wake up the sleeping ones,
Tell them there's n0 time to sleep.
But rise from their couches of
laziness,
Ar\d help to "Guurd and Guide"*
?the Tx??\h's sheep.
There's plenty of work for you,
and me,
llf we would get up and do it,
I But as a whole, we laud around,
I'ntil some one else has done it.
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If we are to succeed as a Chi is-, |
tian family.
\Ve must work hard as well as
manly, H
<tart together, pull together and
""" stick together,
Go out and- work, matters not ot
the weather.
-"vow- let -us pray to tjo<l above.
To make each of us a captain of
love.
Han't be a Jonah in your \vorkP<
lot he wide awake and alert. Now
(urn the pages in your life's
" bnnlr;
And I'tnol with pride and rare.
Make some improvement as you
look.
\nd do much more, than you did
last year.
(Mrs.) Lillian E. Dendv,
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Clinton. S. C
J ON ESVILLK NEWS '
Hello Everybody! We are on
i he air again. Service at Foster
'Impel Sum ay were very good.
i Jur pastor, ili'v, M. L. Robinson,
, ireacned two s<ml stirring sermons.
The collection was $34.00 |
We are proud to say that oui
hurch. is progressing. The pastor
ins organized a new usher board
vhi.h functioned splendidly Suna\.
We sec nothing but success
for all of the organizations, as the
pastor and members are coupeat.ng
lut? pen cyiit.
We are looking forward "for :
August. It will be conducted by
an evangelist from Detroit. Mich.
a ho is a friend of our pastor.'
William Gaffney, Eula Thomp|-on
ami several other Jonesville
toys have been called to Camp Lee
Virginia. . ? ^ - j
are here?from-New Work . vis _
.heir grand parents.
Rev nrrd .Mrs.; J. R. Ezell at-~1
tended the- State Sunday school
Convention last week in Rock Hill,
i'hey reported a pleasant trip.
While 111 Rock Hill they were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. F. G.
Lowyy.
Rev'7 and" Mrs. Robinson, Al. L.
Jr., and Mrs. Beason Were the
dinner guests of Mian-Lsabelle Gaffneny
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Gaffney visited his
.pother Sunday. He now lives in
Spartanburg.
Rev. J. R. Ezell is spending this
week in Spartanburg where he
will conduct a panel discussioi
in the cnnntv rntivontinn TV*** lo?u/. 1
. v. .. wv,,,. HIV
is "The Church in National Defense."
Rev. \V. S. Carvin will conduct
the revival at Bethany the first
'V(_ek in ..August. We are looking
forward to a great meeting since
the pastor, Rev. Wilbmn, knows
just who to select.
Rev 1., Moss will be the guest 1
minister at Galilee Baptist" eh'CTFChT"
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Baptist church ?nd Rev. L. Sande's
at McBeth. Rev J. R. Kzell
is the pastor in charge of the
ibove churches.
Mrs. Eula Burges from North
Carolina was a week end visitor
jf relatives here.
?Tbrrothy- Anderson has returned I
after a visit with relatives in Colunibia.
There will be -?*-*TIver teu spoil*]
sored by the Missionary Society
at the home of Mrs. Belle Fostei
^urday riternoon. Everyone i> <
(tmUy^rfvited.
By L'tker Davis
Wirinsboro S. C.? Black J'ajck I
hiipIiiy 'H'hi'iiil nfiiwiil iki un I
Kin nuui wun trie t.ieiK Mr. Jesse
Byrd and his co-workers. The
Tessoh was beautifully discussed.
Subject of the lesson The Growing
Churdh Arouses Opposition.
Rev. N. S. Smith delivered a
wonderful sermon which all enjoyed.
On the fourth Sumday nite
various choirs will be here and
Mrs. Florence Storks is sponsorng
a Raby contest and the mothers
are asked td enter their babies.
Mr. Jesse Byrd urged the members
to attend the prayer .meetings
every Thursday night.
Mr. Roy Shaw led the singing
in absence of Mr. Moore. He is
a good songster and lend several
spirituals. Mr. Joe Washington
and Mr. Robert Mickle lifted the
collection. Mr. Washington led 2
spirituals. Amount "<af collection
$13.25. $1.05 was raised for Mr.
Fred Yarborough a blind man, a
member of Black Jack.
?Miaa Jangle?Edwarda who hat
been sick is improving and wa
t
Tafc~<frnW?rrrinr mufti i ?
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CAMDEN NEWS
Patricia [Roberta Belton celebrated
her third birthifcay at a delightful
party given by her mother,
Mrs. Roberta Jielton, Thursday,
July 3 at their home on
Campbell street.
The little guests enjoyed an evening
of informal out-door games
in the park. The lovely colorful
balloons and whistles whidh were
given as party favors added mer
After an evening of fun, the
hostess assisted, by Mesdames N.
Boykin. grandmother of Patricia;
Lizzie Anderson, grandaunt; Mike
Smith, Herman Carter, served inlividual
green and pink ice cream
shaped as animals and topped
with an animal cracker to the
rorty-two tittle ^guests seated four
to a table forming a circle beautifully
decorated. The birthday
cake with its three lighted candles
on the middle table where sat I
Patricia. Nut cups filled with
miniature animals mode from
candies and nuts were given each
guest.
Those enjoying the party were:
Charlotte aruT Sammie Gaines,
Ruby and William Wright, James
McGirt, James and Martha Stones
Joe -".-Benson, Nancy and Clara
Lawhorn, Morris and Ronald'Mosley,
Herman and Ronald Carter
JS'eil Hayes, Althea and Errcestine
James,,. Hazel Olexander,
Barbara Jones Eddie and James
Hogan, Thomasina Miller, Laura
and George Boykin, Jackie Stuart
Sylvia Haile, Wilburn and Spencer
Boykin, Frankye Alexander, Betty
and Charles Whittaker, Wei
don ?nnd Alfonzo Hammond. Naomi
and JUaui.. La.whornf Beverly
Long, Hattie Brown. Rebecca
Wright, Lucins and Edward Nelson.
Reginald and Price Moose of
Nashville, Trim.
Ministers' Wives Alliance and
Thrift club held an interesting
mooting july 8. - The officers are. :
Mesdumes H. Hurst, president; J.
R. Reed, vice-president; R. B.
Hendrix, secretary ami AV'M. Mc
Cormick, treasurer. They are
planning a program soon and be "
on the look. A very amusing
Tom Thumb Wedding 'was given
i:i Edwards Chapel A. M. E. Z.
church, sponsored by the pastor's
wife. Mrs. R. B. Hendrix, assisted
by Mrs. J. J. Reed, etc. As
this was for the benefit of the
chUrch we feel success was crown
ed. Not forgetting the solo sung
by Miss Nannie ftaile the manly
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R?H.
Haile.
New Bethel A. M. E. Commun- i
ity church is still moving along. 1
The presidentr of bhc A. C-.?J
is planning to be at Allen 31stlst
with a worthwhile delegation.
The old flag shall not touch the
ground.
BETH El. (TRCl'IT
Rev. E. E. Rivhburg, Pastoi
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i i~>unuti,Vi juiy -inn, me *5unuuy
RmncJiville, S. C.?Sunday, July
20th, the Sunday school of w<hich i
Mrs. Vera Lev on is superintendent.
had its regular . inspiring
service.
The puslur preached at Emao- ,
":iel at' the-mornlhjj serVic* flhd "
reported a wonderful day. He
reached a soul stirring sermon at
BcthcjPon Sunday night from Pro.erbs
G:fi. It was ' oth u spiring
uul practical.
The pastor and nuunbns of ,
Bethel are planning big things
the utlegates and friends of the
i is trie, who are planning to a*end
ui.e District Missionary Convention
which convenes July 2125.
We are always glad t?.
visitors in our church and town.
Miss Leola E. Kinloch of New
York City, is visiting MrsvSillie *
Montgomery!
Miss Eva Simmons of Awenslaw,
St C., is visiting her sistei
Mrs. Lizzie Reed.
ter Moore of St. Matthews, S. C
and Miss Hayes of Florence, S. C.
were- seen "visiting- Mrs. SnltrF"
Montgomery.
Mr. Herculos Moore of St.
Matthews and Mr. tieorge Ken dy
of Phila.. Pa. were s -en in
-own. They also visited Mrs. Sallie
Montgomery.
Come i gain and bring others to
see our town.
Marion Tatuni. Reporter
FLORENCE NEWS,
I. M. Stokes, Reporter
Birif,?. Henry Brown, Mr. -ami
Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. WheTminn
Hannolin, Mr. Lorov Smith and
Mrs.^.Julia Merritts have returned
in New York City, Brooklyn, Jersey
City, N. J.. Philadelphia, Washington
and Baltimore visiting rela?
tives and friends. They reporteo
a pleasant trip.
Prof. Henry Brown, Prof. James
A. Miller were in Rock Hill Q C.
last week attending the B. Y. P. T.T
and school convention. ...
M rs. Elanor H. Brow.n has re-j1
I turned to New York City after 1
spending several weeks with rela- 1
| fives end friends, Mr. and Mrs.
I A. A. Huggins and family.
Jiope for her complete recovery. ,
The writer was visiting Mrs.H
Annje Jackson on Sunday afternoon.
Her son Mr. Sani Jaeksoon |
seems to be improving and we j
hope he will soon be up again.
Attend some church Sunday. i
O Lord thy benediction give
On tall who teach, on all who learn '
That all Thy church may hold In <
line j
Ajni every lamp, more brightly
burn.
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Friendship- A. M. U. Church
Week: Miss Emma .Vary Ferguson
became the bride of Mr. Benjamin
Fee Thompson on July 20th a'
four o'clock at the home of tlv
bride's grand mother, Mrs. Env
Young.
Miks Vivian Alexander sail"Because,"
following Prof. .1
Minis sang t>"I Love You Truly."
Beautiful strains from "Largo"
were_*d?ved by Mrs. R. P. Aleder.
Miss Nina Mae Thompson,
sister of the groom, entered with
a lovely bunch of flowers, (gladijIos).
Miss Thompson was rttb-e '
a safin bodice, tpeusiint styhr),
Miss Kubye Ferguson, sister of
the bride, wore a lyvely blue net
ilress with pink accessories. Miss
Ferguson was the bride's ma'id
alon? with Miss Thompson. Little
Miss .Connie Ferguson was the
flower girl, sister of the bride.
Little Miss Tuanild Yoim?*~was
.he ring bearer.
?Thrr groom entered with Mr.
Marion Leake, dressed in a black
suit?Mr. Leake being best man.
The blide entered oh-the arm of
her father, Mr. T. G. Ferguson.
She was beautifully attired in
a white net and lace dress with a
short veil; white lace ana net
gloves, carrying a lovely bouquet
t *f gladjolos. 7 he bridkt march
was played. The vows were thei
spoken, the it remony was performed
by Rev. H. W. Walker, pastor
uf the bride and groom and also
the pastor of Friendship A. M. E.
church. A large number of friends
end relative,, were present.
Mrs. Thompson is a graduate
of Bell Street high school. She
r.ttended Allen University in Columbia,
S. C. and complete^ hei
course in summer sehool the past
summer. She is the lovely ami
charnmig daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. (!. Ferguson.
Mr. Thompson is the son of
Mr; "TiTTd AiTnr--Hert>ert--Thoinpsuii.
Mr. Thompson is also a graduate
of Bell Street high school, graduating
i'rtiDi Allen University
where he did his college work for
four years. Mr. Thompson has beer
and is now an instructor at one
of the schools in Hartsville, S. C.
Wc wish for Mr. and Mrs. Thompson
much success.-!
During the evening the brio
changed t(, a lovely blue suit for
her traveling suit. They left during
the evening for Bennettsvilh*
S. C. whre they will n.r.ke their
home. ' .. Mrs.
B4rtha Ferguson, mot'
of the l?ri(R-, was attired in a navy
blu^cluffoi, over a polka dot, wi*p
nav'pv accessories. Mrs. EmYoillUr
crrur?/l rv-\ ntKpr tV?o
was lovely attired in a pink luci
with a lovi.lv corsage.
We are sorry to note thai uiep
marriage \thll take them from
t'linton. ; .
There wore many out-of-town
guests present for the occasion.
M?\ Lu Wash Yo?*"? ?? p
pleasant caller at the home of Mis*
Thelma Dendy on Thursday evening
before leaving for Washington,
D. C. Mr. Young left Thursday
afternoon at 6:37.
Mrs. Rubye Williams of Flint.
Mich, is the guest of her h>o?iand
sister-in-law, Mr. and IV*
A. Wadsworth, on North Adair
street. Mrs. Williams is the loner
Misa Rubye Wadsworth.
Mrs. T ihm f!mtiw noil <l.?e
Ler, Quanna, were pleasant callers
>t the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A
Wadsworth on Saturday. 'Mrs
Cooper lives in Greenville.
Don't forget to atop by the Tip
rop Cafe for your meals whenever
you desire. Whether you are traveling
or not, our prices are reasonable.
If vau'ra thiratv we have
your favorite drir.kB (cold) and
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your delicious Blue Bird ice ereyr
also ice-cold beer in bottles. \\
welcome you at all times. N'r.
H. WalKerT"proprietor. Mrs. L. K.
i Dendy, manager, .'15 Musftrove ?^t.
We still c? n supply your "Want
and Needs," don't waste any time S
in seeing us?Wadsworth's ('as 0
Grocery Store. 11 North A ^
St.. C. A. Wadswnrth. Pronrit tor
Miss Audrey Purry of Char-, tl
iotte, N. C. is the summer guest
of her K>'aiul mother. Mr?. Martha ()
Dendy.
HEBRON BAPTIST CIURCH ?
Ke\. A. A. Sims, Past r It
e:
The Srrmtay school?opm ti?aJ
the AtsUat hotrr w ilh the toaoUurs
and officer? at their posts ol' dutv. 11
The lesson was well taught op e
the different classes and reviewed a
by Prof. Benjamin Thompson.
i We were glad to have liov. E. L.
Lilliwood worship wit.; us. I<?v. tl
Lilliwood 'delivered the morning jv
jtormnn lie preached froiv Judges j-j
7. The mesage was vcuy inspiring ~r
and every one enjoyed iL_ Communion
was given. A namber of
visitors were present, isitors are L
always welcome?^ The
B. Y. P. U. conevened at ^
6:15. At 8:00 o'clock "Rev. Sims
preached a wonderful sermon. The C
_ tevt was taken from Ps, lins 31 :S. X
subject, "The b 1 essillg t?f pi r'sciu.I
: /-v t ii /\ t. i .
rxperienee wiui uuu. uur ' nearis
were made to rejoice while the
nan of God spoke by the wayside ?
The V. C._Club met at the h<mu 1
of Mrs. Lenora Fleming. Tin \i
president. Mrs. Jimmie Youny q
^resided. After the devotion and
business session, each member re- "
membered Mr. Jim Simpson with F
! a pound. The hostess( assisted by a
James L. and Samuel L). Vleminr.
sierved sandwiches, ice tea and
mints.
Mrs. Lucinda Miller r.nd Mrs.
Rosa Lee Pitts attended the An- 1
nual Woman's TldffTe Benefit So- -ft
ciety in Maybinton, held with th
Seek Well Baptist church. Mrs y
u Clarks roa^y prepared for :h.
_ convention. Every one was well
cared f?r- c
HVs. Estella Davis of Clearwater,
Phny is ^siting her mtrtlmr.
Mrs. Lucinda Miller. ~
i Mrs. Irene Swindler has return- 4
ed to her home in Washington after
spending a week with her mo- h
the-*. She w?s ecconvpan>od by jj
MiSc Jessie L. Ferguson.
CLINTON^JpEWS ?
The Sons of Aid did very inter- ^
esting woi-k in the trial of Tiro. ,.
Putsey Rook q^--July 11 which
was won by Bro. |R*x>k. We had ^
with us that night the Grand Pres a
ident Bro. S. R. Reeder. The Rev
Hill of Ijaurens was also present. |y
We elected Bro. Frank Hill as the
president of the Sons of Aid No. I1
73. The weather was very rainy
- hut m luruu number attended _
The many friends of Mrs. Ada
Williams will regret to learn of 3
her being confined to her home A
Ml. We hope her an early recov I
ery.
Bro. P. Rook was called to Helena
on account of the illness ot I
his brother Rev. W. D. Rook. He I
found him some better.
On July 13 we visited Mount
Carmel and had a very pleasant
stay.
Mrs. Lillian Savage, Mrs. Essie
T. Jackson, and sorr, Mrs. K
Rook and little daughter visited
parents who were having a homecoming
day.
Mrs. Julia Tucker was celled to
Abbeville due to the illness of her
father Mr. Ben Walton. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mr. Robert L. Tucker also Mr.
Willie Fuller were visitors tn Mt:
Carmel Sunday. All of Clinton.
Mrs. Rook enjoyed ber little
grandson two weeks stay with
?jier James ^A. Middleton of Mt. |
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St. Paul Baptist Church
Hfv. L.' li. Moon, Pastor
S. S. begun at tin usual hour. P
iupt. anil teaviUrs at their post '
f duty. B. T. I'. at the usual
inie president and captain on
heir duty.
The pastor preached*'~throughut
Sunday. Please don't forgot, I
raver met ting every Wednesday |
ight. come out and' help make it P
gum I oiie. \\ ? need iimrc pi ay
as.
Mis. K. B. :Ioh11son arrrt children-?
f Founaain Inn spent lire'wr-olc
nil at home with parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Henry McCoIlum "here.
Mr. Sam Bendy who finished (
le Sanders hi?h school this term
5 now in the training camp. The!
I.T.IT. and -Sunday?:c! ool nu-'-es j
im ?|uite a bit.
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Hate S- S. and 15. T. lT.' coitvenion
at Rock Hill were Rev. \Y. I., I
Yilfcon. Mrs. Annie Johnson, Miss a,
inniv Nelson P'uekett of "Spring-"} A
gld, Mrs. Pauline Sullivan, T.oyd
impson, Carol Hamilton. Minnie
rby, Teola Saxtuji.*, 1,'da Mae'
bright, Ruth Mills ami Mrs. Mary J
1. Whitener of St. Pari ami tin-]
unior choir ami Sunday school, J
lev. and Mrs. Mathis and family i?
lso attended t lav cov.Wnt a n all",
eport a. nice time.
Mrs. Kmmn Mills and .VIts." llaT~
ie Gulden atten.deil the 11 uinhert
Enmly?re-union - Sunday. j_ _
Mr. JohiKithan Mills and Mr.
^T. L, Meadors v.et-e in. llocL Hill
"hursday atteiidiny the iji.plist '
onvontion. ' -? If- Rev.
and Mrs. Kail Wriyht am [
acationlne in WYisliiny! on ami,
lew York.
Mrs. L. C. Olidhant is s miulmo
er vacation in Washington and
laltimore. u
Mr. and?Mry "i" tr; d* an ids oi l
llkins, W. \ a . tin ir *1: lighters |j
,uth K. .loan ami Betty .lean also Id
loir son-in-law, Prof, (hur.e Wil- 1
ams ami tjj'aml (hvtfhter little
elores weiv the kuests . of Mr. j.
ml Mrs. S. \V. Sullivan. a
Mr. Berry Sullivan of Haiti- J
rorr^ spent last Sunday with -Ms
a rents M r .~aTV<l Mis. S. W. Stil- 23
van.
hinlly lloinly. m lilinliuil m >inn
PINCKNEY'S FIH
? NDKiiTAK Fit \NI> MO
OF SOI III OAHOLINA
lOOfi WASHINGTON ST.
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Saturday, Jnly 19, 1941
lor* -high- school is spending the
lummcr at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Mrs. Clara Dendy, visited her <j
aster, Mrs. Minnie Adams, Sunlav
on Cedar street.
Miss Annje * Bell Lindsay of
Baltimore, Md., is visiting her mo
fior, Mrs. Eliza Watts.
Miss Mary Nance is visiting
roe sistee, Mir a. Minnie Sanders.
Miss Mattie Duckett is visiting
n Washington, P. C.
PRO! i:ssroNAft
CARDS
DR. H. II. COOPER
DENTIST
Attention (iiven to Diseases
of the (Jums
tinht Crn?n and Bridge Work?
A Specially' " ~
'Hi. ? Phone <? 129 Res. 8264
1 Wa-hini^tor * *?.. ('.? < S ^
Iffiee iintir^; Ti'Tcphiiife^:
:3U -A.M. L _i' :C0 _LLM. Offict 81133
P osi done#., _??ft 7 3
Dr. D. K. Jenkitvs
DENTIST ,
illii'Ks, 'Plates, Crowns, Bridges. .
Anesthesia a Specialty
DR. J. (i. STIJART
I .it I , '.OM' itlld i httiitt(J'ns.-Ob
;;; ?! 'A c. lately ^
IHiee" Tl tTiTTs * Tele |tftdfiti? :
0 A.M. to 2 I* XI . lies. 46?Jfc
1 P.M. to ?; ' J flic v 3791
Oflic* _ Residence
O.'iy V.v:iti 1317 Pine St
ci.V J. H. JOHNSON
? notary rrnuc ^
HHtrr?Muritm?Street ?
na'er in lit.a 1 Estate, perform*
larriaije Ccremonus, writes Will*
cods. Mortgages, Claims, etc.
Call to See Him
'aok rcm^jP^I
MEMTHO- K
misisson JM
FOP COUGHS fPOMCOLDSWajJ
, THAT WONT TURN LOOSE
OF MENTHO MULSION "
^ EXPECTED RELIEF JTI
ASK FOR YO'J& MONEY SACK] s9 ?<*
SOLI) BY DRUGGISTS
K\ KKY WHERE
A4^ 0AM PKTKH'S
IIA IK liKOWFR
?r Diseased. Scalp ? Gives Uf?
ul Meant y, jn.Sl GROWER^,
pj>Ty once a w<>eK?Price 35c
*0l> Rlaruiinir St., Columbia, S. C '
aunts Drug Store, Washington
t..' Thomas Drug Store. Tayloi
and Harden Streets
0
ex:: wt.y
ni / j
- Ju /2 cents per mile-? r
ROUND TRIP
10% less than double
the one way fares
- ?.
Air Conditioned
- Coaches ?
ON THROUGH TRAINS
. j. t. coim ^
Division Passenger Agent
Columbia, S. C.
lophone 9231
JANTZLER BROS.
sum-: it':I-At;; SHOP
79 CprvHh st. < Columbia, &
Prices Reasonable
visible Half Soling a Specialty
l\rU l 3IIM J-J uSiiaiMat
? ? ft \rt nllVi 1/C1I tJftMJ
SERALHOME T
EN SEP KMBALMER
k AND GEORGIA
funeral Cars and Funeral
Equipment
AS GQOI) AS THE BEST
\nd Better Than the Rent
And I'ricea Kesa ^ .
Ollue I'lmne 2-.'i3A7 I
!(? > deuce Rhone 7765
/
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AND . * .
SI RV ICE . * ,
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