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Saturday, July 19, 1941 ^ personal i mtntion / > 'XKK* ;*%"! 'WK* Samuel Lee Taylor, from Fort r .. Bragg. N. C.. spent four days with * his mother and?father" at 2666 . (ieivais street. Mrs. Viola Jeter Nelson left Sunday evening for Boston, Mass. where she will spend the summer. Little Miss Thelma Derrick of | New York City is here where she will spend the summer with her gi undmother Mrs. Hattie B. Jeter of 2527 Pendleton St. Prof. R. T. "Bus" -Williamg of Sumter eifterdd ~G. W. hospital Sunday for operation. Latest r'e?Hurt, aparently recuperating splen ?^pT tliclly. Little Miss Allene LeVan of New York City is vacationing in the city as the guest of Mrs. Louise Sanders of 1318 Oak St. Mrs. Charles Grisby (Doris Brown) of 1101 Oak street, this city is vacationing in Fountain Inn, S._C. this week as the guest of her parents Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. ? "" Bi'oTvir." ~ Mrs. W. L. Williams and son of Anderson, S. C., are spending a month's" vacation in Trenton, N. J-. with her parents Mr. and Mra. Thomas Saunders of 41 Walnut A^e". Miss Hannah Lyons accomr ~ Dim fed them on the trip. Vf nf - ^ n _t.t n? . m i?. .\amiit- mae ruiuu Dingfam left last week for her home in Washington, D. C. 9he expressed herself as being very pleased with her two weeks stay / with parents Mr. and Mrs. George Rabb. Mrs. Eula Coles left Saturday to visit her sister in Philadelphia. ,, Oil 'her return she will spend some time with?her neiee in Washing. ton. We wish her a pleasant variation. son S. C., is visiting her sister Mrs. C. B. James of 43 Livingston St. and friends of Asheville.^frL C Mrs. Thomasina" Sci)tt, Miss Ethel Govans rnd Mr. Roosevelt _ ... _ Murphy -motored to Atlantic Beach for the week end. The party stop perl at Myrtle Bpaeh for. n few minutes where Mr. Scott joined "them. While there they w'ere guests at the Sun Set Inn. Janroute j too Columbia they ^Aisited many friends at Myrtle Beach. In Conway they visited Mr. and I Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Annie Go vflns, mother nf Mir , r.nuMiia Th..?report having enjoyed a very pleasj jit week end. BIRT" tVNOl'NCKMENT Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Walker are the proud parents of a 7 pound son, I.ance Wesley Fair Walker, born at Medical Center, New York, June 25, 1941. Mrs. Walker is the former Miss Virtelie 1). Fair of Columbia. S. C. Mrs. Corrie Elazer of (IrSpin, S. C. gave a birthday dinner for her son Leslie Elazer, Sunday. July 20th~ Guests follows: Mrs. Mr-ttie Bell Anderson and family, Merrill Bates and Helen Bowman. ington, JX C., is visiting relative es and friends at Columbia. She' is the grand-daughter of Mrs. Sa rah Massey and Mrs. Janie Reynolds.^ Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Trapp and Misft'Rubye Frazier attended the State Baptist Sunday School and B. T. U. convention, held in Rock Hill, S. C. the past week. They reported a?very enjoyable trip. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ftwf -Mrc Port 11 *v* I * Tin ton of the St. Lawrence A. M. E. church in Eatawvllle, Florida arc the proud parents of a little girl, Mary Faydette Elizabeth, who was born July 7, 1941. Mrs. Burton iB formerly Miss Helen Cottre 11 (rf Orlando, Fla., and Rev. Dr. Burton is formerly of Newberry, S. C. . , THE BETHLEHEM DEFENSE CLUB I Mrs. Martha Ricltaroson was a. few members were present and hostess to the Bethune club Quit rfM-'ch business vns transa:ted. The club is havinj? its annu. 1 picnic at Paradise I^ike, June 30. Mrs. Mamie Adams one of th< members has undergone an opera It ion at the Columbia hospital. Wr hope that she will soon bo well. The hostess served a refreshing I repast and we adjourned to meet I wr July 33 at the home of Mr*, JCUirMae Owens, 1620 Rice street -.--?- irk-Hi3' 2.- / ?'7i ri **^ McD A NIEL-G A UK KTT NI' I'TI A L Monday night July 14, 8:30 o'clock a lovely affair was held at the homo ol Mrs. Rosunna Currington at 3710 Cedar Lane when a lovely brittlet bride walked in. Miss ATphia McDaniel was quietly married to Mr. Woodrow Gaty rett of Columbia and Gadsden. " The bride -was lovely tn a white Hat crepe dress and tan tutu white shoes. She wore a corsage of roses, gardenias and forgefcmenot and carried a boquet of roses. After the marriage of the lovely couple the few in number were cerved orange?punch and cnokhrr which was very delicious. The happy cotiple will make their home at 1108 Oak street. LA LAFFKTTEE SOCIAL (LI B The La Laflfettee Social club met at the home of Mr. Jesse Nick elaon-2427 Green St. The house was called to order by the presi-^ dent rt the usual hour. Devotion al was carried out in the usual j manner after whieh^we-hnd a pro- ! irram which was much fun and ev eryone enjoyed it. Then the roll was called, each member lespuiid ed with a Bible verse and fee The minutes were read, received and adopted. The next meet j Weston. A delicious course of I sandwiches and punch was served. Jtosella Johnson, reporter. drbok.vh SOC1 \1. t I.I it The club h. Id its last meet in".. -at?the he ???=???-?MrsT Anra 15. Green, culled to order by fb? Pre* ident Mrs. Taylor by singing Pas; Me Not, etc. We were led in. pray er by the vice President Mr. Oaten; scripture lesson was re id by. the Chaplain. Mrs. Anna P>. Green. We then had the minutes of the ] last meeting; read by the See re | tary Mr. Pettigrew and he then I civHed the roll and the members re.ited their-Bible verses-and prrtdy their dues. The' l.ou>e Was open-. ed for business. We then teceived lib'-' report front thv il.-h fry' that was given Saturday night. We were pleas'd with the report. Mrs! Eveline Smith became member of the club. Next meeting at Mrs. Robinson. 'We sum: Cod Be With You ami adjourned. - si b d1:bs mket Deb Elise King was hostess to the Sub Debs Thursday afternoon Miss Marilyn Pinckney of .New Xu/k. City, won-.in of. thu h n?te?-,. was assistant hostess and also guest of the club. The meeting?vrns?a?vei \ inter esting and business-like affair. Plans Were nuule for ulie of the greatest nights of entertainment a"d enjoyment of the season which is a lovely moonlight t4d*- to Abel's Place, July 28 We are sine that this pletrs.iitable night .will skyA-iii'ket all of till- other Ventured of the Sub Hrtta; .? THE 1-AST KM) LOVELY 28 a lave r >i it? ??."? T 111 \I V 1,1 > Tin* East End Lovely 3D Saving Club held its last meeting uT the home of Mr. J. TL^TTLuTcTen. 2410 Washington St. The mvetmgl was opened by Mrs. Corine Wlialey. The first song was "My h art is fixed." Tin- Trr^t one was "^You"1 got to love everybody." Prayer was offered by Rev. E. A. Davis. Two more songs were "sung, "I will not be removed," and "A better day is coming." The scripture lesson was then read by the pastor, Rev. Davis. He read fourteen verses of 'the ninteenth Psalms. A song was flOTfg; "Tm on the battlefield." Then Bible verses were called for and each one responded. The min uets vere caned lor, reaa, receivea and adopted. The sick report was then called for. No one was reported sick. Then the unfinished and new business was called for. There was no unfinished business. New business was, that the club w ill sponsor a'nvtfWti light picnic Thursday night, Auguut,. 7th to the Log Cabin in Irmo. Round trip 25 cents, hall fare 11 cents. The roll was called. The amount collected was $19.00. The meeting then adjourned to meet at the ! home of Mr Oadson Ronche, 1211 T itnvi Qf The president, Mr. J..H. Gladden, had a birthdiv party after dob rrWPTTnjf Ho had a nice cake with 39 candles en it. Everyone was served two flavors of ice cream and enke. Everyone enjoyed It. 1 ' ? ^ Johnia Mae Tarry, Repdrtar LORD INSTALLS HUGE AIR CONDITIONER IN PLANE ENGINE PLANT Dearborn, Mich.?The largest air conditioning system ever in-, stalled in an American industrial plant is ready for operation in the new $23,000,000 airplane engipe factory at the Ford Rouge plant. Cooled, filtered air will be drawn into this huge "black-out" type , defense unit at the ratenf 2,jQQQ?000 cubic feet a minute when the enornyaus air-control system starts operating, according to Ford des i j'. 111 * rs.antl engine e r s. Although the airplane engine >lant contains more than 800,000 square feet of floor space, Ford engineers said it would "receive nix complete- changes of-condition? ' d nil- evei v-4i our. "That means a complete new . leal on air inside that plant once very 10 minutes, and that's realty a lot <.f air when you consider the building contains 70,000,000 1 -TtTbir-. feet of space," one of them , ^aicT - - * The new fa tory will be devoted ntirely to producing 1850 an 2.000-horsepower, 18 cylinder Pratt 1 and Whitney aircraft engines, used . T>y the U. S. Army in its most ~ powerful airplanes. Nosv in limit- 1 jnl production on certain parts ' : or nit' engine, ine roru motor | Company expects to start building omplete engines during t omplete engines within a few J works. The plant has a iilanned j initial capacity of one engine an , '.our dur.Yg a 10-hour da>y. It probably will be greatly enlarged I n the near future. 'x plained, plays a big part in the "treeisToff worlTmanship'iocfuirbiFbh lireraft work. Bv controlling tem- 1 peraturt's the year around. Ford j "o redact ion experts arc i".sluing uniformity in ml'tal stock gild machino tools, as well as providing for tin' I'onifort of workers. . J "Mi st of the work on the Pratt , -arui-W hitnry engine requires pro- . vision down to one-ten thousandth.; >f an- inch, so without a means 1 of regulating temperature there ( would be variation in dimensions . of -materials and in*the adjustment of delicate machines," the Ford ' expert pointed out. t "Clear air also is essential. This. v big aii' conditioning system filler* nt all harmful dust and icoov.'s from the atmosphere oil fumes 1 that might bo hsirmul b? wo \ v t is well a,, machines." The aotyp'ny engineer eyplaintiT that the air control system In the Pew airc.ji.ft unit is also re- t juarfmJ.k'- fbF~the number of fan t ">T:d blower 'onfy)f. Tt poiTTa'ns" 3? la' ty lntaKe rans in in< ma i ? "'" uiv of the plant, 115 on cither t side, and has two more d? awiner ? air into the aircraft apnvent'r-. ohool section. Six thousand tors of refrigeration equipment cools 1 the ail". ^ "This is comparable to the -a- ? .mount of air conditioning equip-Trrnri?cr-rd?rn?n?25-sturya?h'iicl * oiihliny." In added. s i IH.l'h STAR SOCIAL C'l.l'R I 1 \ I he (. 1 i,b i.c.d i!< n-gidoi ini.i'C: iiiK on Monday nin'ht. July 21- at s the home of Mrs. Wise -121 Bui! t st i i-1-L.DeVjjiton wi:s cm rjo'd oUt in j tin- usual way. The president / Jjuri Look chuige. The roll war calldd, each member responding I'ible verse and fee. The club will have ils anniver- . sary on August 5 M the Cotnmun- . ity Center, Jlur next meeting will j be a^ the limiV of Mrs. Georgia [ Lee Jones 1205 Pine street. Mr. Jesse Brooks, president _ Miss Pert by Lee Allison, Se.'. ^ ' _ I \ liK.li HATTKKS SAVINGS AND SOCIAL ( LI B I lie?lLib?held itv regular meet-"- ? |_ing at the home of Miss Maggie f~MaT> ryon ~T~W8^H ouse street Mon. day night, JuhTsi. The president called the hnuye to order. Mrs. Lucoil Samuel conducted the dep.itnmal and carricil it out in its 1 regular way. * The minutes mH? the last meet---3 inn were rend, received and adopt- ' ed. The roll was called each mem ( her responded briefly. , The meet- < jirg was then turned over to the t president for business. He tboh < 'charge and, discussed it in a brief 1 way. The- report of the second 1 quarter was read to the group 1 Following that the plans were com \ 'iHPI'Ul f'H MU11 Lllll'll HHIIIl'I'FHHl'y. ( So now we will give you the date, ^ I we are looking forward and hope < to meet the various clubs and , | friends on Friday night. August , |15th. Be ready to swing with us j | we are hoping to have an evening ] of enjoyment. W e are aiso inviting the public ^ 'o niiiK' over ami meet Us Tues- , day night, July '2p at Allen-Bone (diet center, and win one of the pr^eg we plan to give away. There I win dc a wmst tournament given . in horor bf the H. H. S. C. Ad- 1 mission 25c couple. Beginning rt K o'clock. Don't forget the date. Our Chaplain, Mrs. Eva Sue { Samuel is out of town on her vaca |' -tion. We wish for her a pleasant j' stay. We adjourned until our next .meeting to bo at the home of Mr; M (nnd Mrs. Wharton at Y-7, Allen]' BohefBeT court'ltTorfday right Aug 1 i21th |< ' tmrik ***? PALMETTO LEA ' t* ? COPE NEWS Rev. C. C. Burgess, Pastor Sdnday, July 20, was a ver busy day in and around Cope. Sunday school was called to or der at 10:30 by Supt. S. R. Con nor. The Bible Class was taugh by Mr. Livingston Burgess, broth er of the pastor. ? St Good Hope "Sunday schoo was called to order by the pastoi The Bible Class was taught b; SupFT N. M. Ryant. The Catechisr Class was taught by A. R. Sumtei The lesson was reviewed by th pastor and offering was taken b; Sir. L. Burgess and Robert Stdve son. We then went into testimon ial meeting which was very en joyable. The pastor changed th< order of service and read for ou fon sidor atIon ttc scripture tessoi from St. Luke 24, 34, and 50th Text,. St. Luke 34th and 25th *Ainl He-led -fchem as -far^as Beth any, etc." Subject. "A call to higl ?r giound. The messanger brough us a powerful message and oui hearts rejoiced. Jv> 1 X in uic tu ici nuuii wt l eiunii'u ti Macedonia for a Missionary Pro rrr.ni in which Oak Grove along ivith other churches, took active parts. Misses R. L. and Mary Gass L.'M. Frazier and Lurline Steve ron led the "prayer service. ?The pastor?then -spoke to u> briefly from St. l.uke 18:1, sub iect, "Communion with God." On Sunday night Rev. Purges; rnd members went dpwn to Oal Grove where -theV E ndeavored tc iHit'oVor'the "12 Tribesof Israel.' Rev. Burgess preaclu-d and his members took part on the program. His. text was taken from he 105th divisions of Psalm, dTtt . erso. "He brought them forth, ?te." As he preached many gave ,'ent to the spirit. Hie discussion in the A. C.\? league Sunday will be "Which is be more profitable, money or ed ication " Miss Gladys Clerkly lias returned home after it visit with rela.ives. ?Mr. and?Mia. Jonathan Guna are he happy recipients of a fine ba)y girl. Mrs. John Gass, after visiting parents and other relatives in N 1. and Asheville, is at home again tVe "say to Mr. L. Burgess, come ijstaaca.- v Miss A, L. Sumter, after spendng some time in N. Y., has come ionic to assist her mother and to vorship with us. *itod to a surprise birthnight pary given by Mrs. I. C. O'Bvyant rr honor of hiVbeffeTTialf, Mr. D D'Bryant. Mrs. Fannie Dash, who is an ifficieist teacher o f Greenville :ounty, was a welcome visitor to Mrs. O'Bryant on last Tuesday iVe had a pleasant stroll for miles awl returned home, had a delicious 'east and played a few social gam's. Come again. Op Friday night a nunTber of friends motored out to Mr. M. C irVillianis where we?playedind y^oie served another surprise )irthday feast. EL1SHA A. M. E. CHI Kt H Kev. J E. Dixon. Pastor >'clock with the Supt. and officer? U their posts of duty. The lesson was briefly hut interestingly .aught. The review was conductid by trc Si:pt. with very ontouraging remarks front the pas:or. The morning service was open h) with prayer service conducted jy Bro. S. L. Longshore. The pas:or read the scripture lesson from 1st Cor. 12 chapter, beginning at he 14th verso and finishing the hapter. His text was selected from 1st. Cor. 13:13. Subject 'Hope, faith, love." A very strong sermon was preached front this subject. The message was indeec inspiring and a soul stirring one It was enjoyed by all the hearers In the afternoon a singing con Lest was held at the said church We all enjoyed the sweet musi< rendered by the contestants A literary program was also rgnd jred and was enjoyed by all dur ng the program. Rev. Dixo> mailt mcouraging remarks, also Rev. M P. Spearman. A nice sum of mon ey was raised and left in the treas ire for the benefit of the church hat it may render" "the May the TxmT best the singers thai they may render much servict svhere ever they may go through TOT" fTiYT neld TOT "the upbuilclin j >f falling humanity DER THE METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP'S INITIAL PROGRAM OF S. C. y The Methodist Youth Fellowsh which comprises the "nine distri ^ of the South Carolina coiifegetu; f will gives its jnitial program . the form of a "Rally" on "Thur - day, JxjIv 31st at Ctaflin Colleg urangeburg,- 5T~C7 In these critical times we. si y the need of getting the youth +n gether, therefore we are ask i . each district to make its full n c, port, financially and a large 1 | resentation from that district. We are hoping to do 1/ig thi< w . in the future, but it depends o . the interest of the confluence i e lurffer Youtig people wake up wh i al/fiv "?" 1 A- 1 ? * * ^^ i uu ait- mcateq ana lot's g to the top as the older people h 1 us there. I am looking to see eae r of you at Claflin College, July :i 1 to witness and take part in r,i t first program. r The% highlights of the progi.w are: Address of Bishop L. f ^ King, explanation of the yout set-up in the Methodist chuivl Proi. J. P. Burgess, anil the crow ; ing of "Miss South Carolina." on the winners of the nine district respectively. Dont "miss this Rallj^CTTarge ( and Districts? South Carolina a " large, because WE want, the youn people to get together. > ORAN (i,F.Rl'R(i S.?L ? I , The Macedonia charge quartet ly conference was held Sunday Dr. A. W. Wright preached irent sermon. Our district.confer ence was held this week and wn , a success. Great sermons ww preached Hy Drs. Wright, D. Jen kins, Randolph, L. G. and W. R Greco- V-Prillin^ t?o,-o T ... rence, Bryncs, Walker. Man in Other addresses were by Prof Burgess, Mr. and Mis. Caldwell Miss M. E. Jenl'ins, Mr. T K iBythewood. and Mis. A. W - Wright The district conference, was h- li at Bowman, S. C. Rev. R. H. Cun nigham and his pood people en tertained us. Rev. and Mis. S. C. Bryant o Orangeburg, were given a eurpt is _ by the p'eonle of Orangehugg:?1> show their love and respect.?o him. 011 last Tuesday night, .Tub 15. A large number of people tool ' a part in it and the Bryants re ceived some very valuable gift: in the line of cooking . utensil.such as pots, a few pieces of Chi 1 _na, glasses, ?Qtbm?useTu things such as towels, pillow ens es and sheets, etc. 1 Mrs. E. Carben desvfVos inucl Dark -1 rj?"Oh?Kr?Hiillo Haby, U eral jeat aaked me to kind'a : : c rod it iii working up this surprise. - - - Fhf was the first who felt that wo should show our respect to die Juno the fourth, nintcn hundred i|> Bryairts after their marriage* on c?t and forty one. She not only worker -eth ?fhnrnftrbui y but tve charges in that Reverend Bryant pastor as s- well. However, credit is ^jrivon to Mrs. E Fr id To who [hi"' forth i-it. tra efforts to make this thinjr felt ;e in Orantreburjt.. >. v'd"C"K for this occasion K v as civon by Mrs. K. B. Jenkins. - Pi : d M s Br.1 ant wish to )- oiank the persons ot Ontacebuiir! ;s valuable jiif'.s Thm. 1 r.- 1 i^r.lv n appreciated. it Mrs E B Jen V i - Rcpoiter e ^ JERl'S.TT.TTM A. M. E. nil IH H ^ Rev Silas' Middleton. Pastor h - I, Th?- weather was some what VP* is fnvoralilf hut- tin- S1111day? "h?.<r v ie opened tit the usual Ic'ir hy t> tic- Supt With a lart'c attendance { ' ineludinjij v isitors, h ' "Our l.oafts "vvoi ( vet v sad ov?;i i. the death of Mr Nam?Blow.- H<Ti departed this life July l.'th Fie d was a faithful member of the ?. t. * V.. -J mo ?i>wui. ttuiit* u:: j th?- bed of affliction hi- had all his 9 tiust iii Jesus H?- said that two a - :>?ul??u~a??^*+44+^?t~f?+m-ot?hh*g I ost of angels had corny for him m.itl ' r : nd tin 1 ust I - l : ' ? i . Mi Neio Blow was the father of lu children. 7 step children. 40 [ Ffand children and 30 great grand | children. lie lived to be- -88 y> ar? ?, | of age. He leave to mourn his pasa 1 ring, a wife, and a host of rela lives and friends. The funeral was g preached by the. pastor on Sunday. e | He used for his discourse, the 37th . | realms. :Mth verse, "Wait on the j Lord and keep His way." Mr. . Blow was laid to rest in Je'rysai. | lent cemetary on the same day. It i is our lost but trust that i*. is I, Heaven's gain. * At the close of the service the . pastor, accompanied by his com-. 7 panicm. "returned to St. Stephen" .1 of lodge No. 8 of the Home Char: | ty to deliver the annual address. - Baptist church to the anniversary On Tuesday he was lead back to f his work to visit the members on ^ rV*?k cink lief i day, J illy 27, _ for tho -people of > Hickory Grove A. M. ?E. church of Herbon, S. C. at 11 o'clock and < j the pastor and members of Naz. j rite. A. M. E. church at 3 o'clock A. ,M. .E. .ch:.:n.h. < We are also looking for the pas tor and members of Xurco Chape! r_BaptM church- at 11 o'clock and ? the pastor and members of Wal- 1 kcr Chapel Baptist at" 3 o'clock J i 1 at. Jerusalem A. M. E. church. f hter .... I?sliy2 K?T dTdnT expe ct you out here Instruct some of these rookies * _ . PAGE SEVEN ST. W DREWS A. M. E. rmiUH K?\ (' McC'larv. I'astor Sunday M'houl began at the ubual houi undej the direction of the AssT~S-,:pt. Mr?~E. B. Greene. The lesson van- fu-Dv-?discussed by classes and reviewed by Mr. Joe .Triom]I'-'nn. At 11:15 n m. the pas tor brought t<? us a wonderful messaee. The subject of his tncnie was "Sic ping' Sickness." At 7:15 p. n>. o.a presiding el e. L v. J. 1.. Henbow. hehl his l:.i: (i q.iarte. ly. .< rfei ence. The "uftiin'o j) '.-'nT?\Tlrh a shorE" <Ie7 T? j? l e o c rductcd by Rev. . Lloyd. All reports were eood an,! presiding . ;>!< ? was paid h f. 11. Tlit -iness.itg.i- la- brought to vis was i;rod a' niast.tr piece. IFis subject v.-n^. "ItCTTVPTTty tftihgs " . ( veaitu." .The congregation said _L c live disciples?uf- a44-,- "did not ~ ~ * ' it-art? L../I. within us while n:an of <i*od - ke hy the way." TV-. (.-/.a rt-nct then paused to hear :.--t ing ( ' :. :?:iittee on memoirs., i'r I'l-ij'oov. c'ldvicit-d the memo: la: seiwioi-s of Bro Joo Jordan, ,r. 'rr.irht'uh i.-ii ii.her and leader of - lass X'.-. He departed this life May, 1911. Bro. Pi ter .1 son has been appointed leader of class Xo 5. On Friday. July ] 1-. Mrs. E. B. til "<! hF Miss i.u'vTMTtTsey" Miss Mary Francis. Messrs. Bernard a.u. Mari- n < 1 roer.o stom?ed over in Kincrstreo to see your reporter M.i!> ,,n thei: v.av to Mannine Al'' -la in.'i uii.ui' points. They were si owing Miss Keisey of Salisbury, N. ('. !ircujul- before she returns home. Mrs Aridie Thompson has been ill f<lr some time bqt she is improving steadily at this writing. The funeral services of Mrs. Mayes v. ere held at Pinoy Grove Baptist church Survlay afternoon, Rev. G. G. Daniels officiating. She leaves to mount her lost, one daughte: and one son. Interment 'Aac in the West Andrews pprnp. U -; Thv 1V> -pie's Funeral Hom^, Mv**.??Frrr)?fin, em-??Jawse? of the body. Messrs. B?. njaiuin Vitherspoon ar.d Robei t Z. Graham and Mis? Viola Robinson are 'heme for a short stay. Thc-y are in school at Chester. Subscribe For Fhe Palmetto Leader TvOST? B'. 1200 bbek of Richland and 1 ! ?> block" of Assembly Sts.;~ a Pink Cameo Brooch. Reward tinder. Return to Faust/Dept. c:- ri-. 1123. Assembly St. / __ BY 6L HARRINGTON " ? ' I ^ v V jfl \ 1 f > ^'" | ? | ^ ' ^ *^Jr^/%/ 0* \ - f^"\ t f ) \ J ' at the ramp today. The lienhow to peel potatoes."