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II. N. M.? I have placed my ap
plicati n ai Iav various places auone
~oT the ~ pl'ices have hire
, lots of people since 1 placed -r
self ci: their file and tht haven'
called ir vet. I am badly in nee<
of work. 1 ell me w.mt ttr-do^??
Ami,: Cio back and rake a iJM?"
applicu i .i for employment wit
t" h i? fianiimnv i r\
get nit *nd make n desp'iat
. i waaitah it*m aame kiwrhpf wmtrfc.. Ma
gister at all the agencies and niak
personal calls on every place .1
your city. , ' ~
H. R.? My boy friend amLXiiav
been arguing over our date nigh
tor some time and I want U> kiiov
what is best to do?
are poor policy as it just isn'
convenient each week for. pe>pl
to see one another at specific
times. Change aruuhd to sifit t.otl
of-your?convignc^
?e^B. H.?I have been married to
3 years. 7 months. We have
children. At the birth of the t;rs
child my wife seemed to have ha<
a different feeling toward ' nu
Now that the second child is h--n
my presence is very much unwant
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LAURENS NEWS
~ Mi>. Ik-n/.w Allen i-nlert"ine
a lew literals ai a dance Kl'ula;
i,.ght. A ay list U*.'. at Mis. Whit
ficiti'- cafe. honoring Mis. .Jim
-ii.it \\ illianis.' Miss Ko's'a Bell Wil
1'aihs .Mis. Fannie Mae Mickens
Utis Martin, all of White Plains
X. V.: Mrs. Carrie B. Hailstocl
?.? _y?-?Uicl ..ih.-. Ella Mae B.at.es of Wash
ingtou. IA C\: and Mr. Richar
A rTFstroner of Savannah, Ga.
1 Th" other guests included Mrs
[ M;J all Cunningham. Miss Elk
B. Williams, Mrs. Jannie Copt
fund, Mrs. I route Jantes, Corin
I.f" ^Vourc, Hattie I^nnglev Dendy
Oct vius I.angley, Mrs. Georg
Downs, Annie Mae and Mar
Eliza Gary, Messers. King Davi
l.er.ko, Leroy Xoise, Samuel Sul
livan, Hilton Hunter, Horace Cal
houn, George Cnine, Bennie Leake
Donell Black,. Laurence Brown, J
C. Fuller, Curl Leake, A. P. Fin
ley and Rufus-Pitts.
After the dance the guests wer
served delicious refreshments a
Mrs. Allen's home .
Mrs. Margaret Carwile lef
? -Sunday afternoon, accompanied b;
hvi: son and daughter, for Balti
more, Md. Mrs. Carwile said sh
wa.> highly enterrained by he
?i? many friends in Laurens, S. XL?
Mrs. Carwile visited her mothe
ar.d father, Mr. and Mrs. W. I
McWillianvs. Mrs. McWilliam,. h?
been ill but is now improving.
Hilton Hunter celebrated hi
birthday on Monday night, Aug
ust 5th, at his home. Many utefu
gifts wore received and the mos
delicious refreshments were serv
____ etl. consisting of hot rolls ?n
southern friend hicken.
Mrs. Gussi.e Williams and gram
daughter, Sammie Lou, entertainer
a group of children at a part;
- August 2.3 at their home, honor
?-uig-Mary-I''rcLm;i< Hailstnck-. Maa
ters John Arthur and Robert Hail
f Washington, I.l. C. Game
were played and delicious refresh
nu-nts served.
JOHNSTON N'KYVS
? Bethel ('. M. K. Church
Rev. W. K. Wilson, Pastor
I'lrlii' il. H. TIiwi'hh
delivered a wonderful message o
Sunday night at the above name
church, Where he "held his 3r
quarterly conference. Report
made by the members showed
^cptendki - increase dnrijTg th
period. We were very glad to hay
the Stall ing's Quartet sing se<
eral numbers for us. We hope the
will come again soon.
Mrs. E. M. Iiattimre has com
pleted a Very successful month o
summer school in Saluda countt
Miss Margaret Hart, left Sur
day for New York City for ah In
definite stay.
Mrs. Adrena Upson and child re
have returned to their home i
New York City after visiting he
mother. Mrs. J. C. Miles, and he
sister, Mrs. E. M. Lattimre.
Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Jenninj
Rev. Robert and Mr. M. E. M<
Phersotf were the dinner guests o
Mrs. Ella Slaughter on Wednef
ciav.
A lovely dinner party waa give
aT the home o?H?frs. Annie Valen
aon of New York City on Frida;
night. After a very delightful din
ner, the gu?*t? enjoyed a fei
Sikk.-.
i- i*d. She -refuses to talk or have
i anything to d0 with nie. As soon
d as I get my bills straightened out,
t Ans: Certainly not *. that
d would be a foolisji tiling to do.
?-Tirkr" your wife ~lo~your family
T doctor for a thorough checkup ... .
h she is worn out. Explain your
\ problem to the doctol anil he will ,
' be able to give you some very J
helftftfl adenec thi?Trwnli Imp your 0
home together. It is your duty to '
o stay with your wife and raise
those children . . . you would novi >
e_ forgive yourself if you quit. ?-?1
t \V. M. J.?We are staying in a 1
v beautiful place. We both like i: '
and thy lady said she would soil ?
it to us. Should wo undertake t<>
t buy this place? 1
t. - " ------- ? t
d Ans: The place h- lovely, eon- i
h veniont. and in a nice neighbor. 1
..-Jiuuti:..? talk, turkay . .walk ho ^
r?about the pri.o. 1 don't think you
2 should lot her know how on thus- j
: lastio you both are about it . |
j try tt) got it as ^reasonable as pos: \
>. sibls. l.y all moans make pirns to t
e buy a place while ydu are !> th
- young and able to w
'his Coupon Today! s
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I MB a Kawaat?4 hmym *
t Ul'K NEW S *
He v. ( . ('. liur^i'SN I'asl.or
At Mac S. S wa- railed I<
i. nrde: 1 .y S. | !. S K < *. ;.r:??i at v
J; usual hoar. Ki-v Rinvess
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lauyht atul reviewed tta ie-s- n.
i, c
l At (iuod Hope the S ti. v. us *
k cattedr to order by the paslori Tin
* Bible class- was tnucht by I'vo. <t.~ ^
? II. Iluyeins; Gc-.tcchi>nr class ! y
[. A. R. Sumter. lasso.i ivviC'U d
1 by ttie Pastor. Iicv. Bury ess. At':*
ter the offering prayer service n
e 1
was conducted by Bto. Jolm Class
e d. H. Huyyins -,n<: 1' riy Ilry; ;!. j
y Following the pastoi caijie f?>rs
ward, read scripture lesson fron c
II Kines 5:'J and the text was
, taken from first verse of the sanu
I. chapter. Subject Every Man A
Kimr. The Trustees came for- v
v\1ard and colected on the covering
. .,f th.. ebovi.a into
After a few minute:* recueatioi.
the Usher Boards front Good
. ifopc, arid Macedonia presented '
e as a fine program from this they
r ,'ot a neat sum.
~ adjourned and '.v< ;:t "
r Macedonia in town where wr me' ^
? a fine group waiting for League. f
On Sunday night we hjad a pro- '
* gram entitled Heaven Bound i;. v
, interust of the Trustees. It wail
t luitf a success
We have jilsC closed out oiie ot
the hest re. iVals at Oood ITopc
J thitt has been for many years,
d Rev. Burgess preached on Tiles j
y lay night. Rev. Ben Steward t
preached Wednesday and Thill's- .
*7" (lav- nights and the people were *
u- well pleased On .Friday?night. 7
i* dev. Burgess preached again the
subject Drive on :lnd Slack .\'ot
Your Linos. d
Sunday morning he preached 11
loin Kmnan 1:10 1 ain not usham i
;d, etc. Subject A Consciousness t
God's Power. He brought us
i message lone to be romeiobfr- "
j cd. Many confessed Christ and I
d some joined the church. After '
s the offering Rev. Bonnie 'Abies '
a spoke to us from Isaiah 5:8, the
' message was short and sweet. We
p- were then served dinner.
y The Usher Boards from Good
Hope and Macedonia rendered apf
propriate music and Rev. Arthur
j. Lott proached about Kaman the
i- lyeper. Al! were benefited. Many
* visitors worshiped with us. Miss
n Ruth Sumter who was here visit- |
a ir?g her mother, Mrs. A. R. SumT
tor has returnedto Naw?Yorlu- 1
Miss Connie Mae Johnson after
? spending sometime with hob brother
in Chicago is at home much
f to the delight of relatives and
friends.
- <?ames of bridpre. Amonp the out ,
I- h>wn?f?oe*t?* were: Miss Irtte?
y Helen Watson of New York City,- '
- and a few others from nearby 1
w towns. i
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ABBEVILLE COUNTY TitAIN
I>rti?SCHOOLr-Wttrfc?BEOtN- tTH
1941-12 SCHOOL TERM
SEPTEMBER 8
?Tliis is th- n- ' ' "
school in ilie county that is doin?
ivoiji acci'dlTted by the State I)o-'
parnient of Education.
Since the standard high schools
iiipoi vision of the State Department
of Education-, the teaching
personnel, physical equipment-, and
curriculum must?meet- stttt-r- requirements
each year.
The studentjj who are privileged
to graduate?Tram u state ne- "
credited high school are eligible
:o,enter without examinations the
best colleges in South Carolina,
S'orth Carolina, Virginia, Georgia,
Florida^- Alabama- or any- orlmi: d
Megro *"A" rated colleges, j*
Students in Abbeville county
who nave satisfactory completed '
?ligible to attend high school jit ,
the Abbeville county training
school without any pay or tuition. '
:hc thousands of others who are '
rying to attain a high school edication.
The courses of study ha^e
>een arranged to care for indivi- x
luai ncT'ds anil desires i 1
?The student?trorh?may elitei
school with the anticipation of ; s
ileasant and profitable school ]
e;p\ I'lans nave bet-n formulated <
o meet these objectives. ^
Textbooks will be rented at the ^
Abbeville County Training s. horn
Saturday. September ti. l'.'-ll. frov. t
.0 a. in. until .l:.ln p. m. (I'-'v- ,
ight Saving Time). t
iiln-v ii 11? cLu.u-u-t-y?Training -f.
chool joins the other high selm 1.- ^
if South. Carolina in snyiny vliat
he Palmetto Leader is i. wo th
vhile contribution' to the school ^
lorary. .
I KIM IA V M. K. I III K( 11. '!
Ke\. A. 1) l);iwKm>. I'a^tur
.11;: T!.r tMiiiiay svi.ual ?t
Jnli.ii at till- ..sua! h-'UI v.l.h ti'A J;
>upl. ami his !' itliiieii'.
o-W '1 :,I i : at tlull' posts ! iillt\. ,j
U1 v iit~>t ^ iu iv taught, atui lh>
ii-wni t>thy Supt.
1 I. II y s i \ i-. i- h<'^ah a'
1:1a. Ky\\ iViihy <>[' New hyrrv.
W"j S!.i|n-(i \\ ith us ami iiuiwivu
thy in. initio ^ityssajri- to a
?u <ri- (,<>n^i;cy aliuii. 1 lu
< as a s.iul stiiiit-f nu-ssayv atul
usr ht-ni is iv cad! as hv piv: c yd.
iyh t: ! ? Lijrhi-lit '[.? *.,> it' ^
, mrnihyr of isit'\ - ..v. :
r??"?ir -mfirn'iiv ^'-wr ? '?rrr?tt ^
1 '
rani. V"t: an al\\;
At "> l l'l" 1?'< " li .M it'ty
iravo a "jil 1 '.! .< v. ?>:t
I' ti. . M > I. < I! .y
n A ii r. S'. Ti..- i.: l'i an; r? v 1
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k-n .L v.:i- v. r. -t ir am 1
rell
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U-tit. Ml..-, i'.i.y.i T.?-. iiiia*!'. ai:
V?t !- -a:-I V- i.' i
is sh 'A a'waSr- ti. - ' ~~ ;
At * ay!..Cr. v. i; a i t. !* .4'. J . ' ;
vay hark t" \i.r ;?* i??- >t
hit??- servant; lit v. It.uvcins,
deliverer ;h-- r.'c1 t'- ji, ? t
0 an ap|'i'?-c;ativ-- trr'-.n. thorn S:
John 1:2'.). "Conn- see }l mar
vhit-r. tul,} J:;" all tiThy.-. 4;.a eVt ,
1 did: i< fi"t t hi> the 4'
I he pastor naviny hem. av. v1evival
toi the iia-t t'ivi . i
. i
wenied t<> -bf l'rih d'-wtth?-hp?dro:
>pirit ami (<na lied ?< mv.-: he
fore Seemingly. he was at h'.-'
best. The eon-11 uati i, w.. !. !i .
jpeil tiojiliil 1 h I oil .. I ;
*-1 - ' ' ' B
message. The- senior choir i n
ii'i't'tl ?rit:-1 :u 1?: I. ,i i'v! i '
<>ur church is .y .. m i. a:. v .
Iiotii spirit^.*; 11 >' a in 1 fit;;. -ii
e pray trial our bunihle - i:
vi 11 continue to he our h a i' ' . i"!
s a man of (ioil ami knov. ::
:o put the-program
On next Sunday ;?11. r: i . j
1 ! ',!) Uh- l'?.I' .
ty Contest" will come to a ei ;
A'ith a program of varioft*. tali nt> '
>f the citv. Music will !>< TTTrT is'. !
d by the; junior choir. Mrs. J. M.
Davenport, directress. We ar.'Tisi '
uc all on:' i lent!>ei s ami friend.- '
to come out anil seeHflus-'? "nt, sponsored
hv the iuuior Steward
r-ss I'l'tai d. Mr.s. Mary -BIa< !-H'oj
president.
?Our?pelt stilt have a few sic! ]
members. We pray that rd on j
next meeting that they w'.il !>' !
setter, if not wholly well.
?APART \Mil KG VISITOUS
\
Prnfrssor Robert Gill and Miss
Rul>v Karris were the week-end (
quests oT Miss Lmfvonia L). Barkslale.
Professor Gill is an instruct- |
:ix .Jit-Lincoln Umvuiautjw, Je-Cfee ,
son City, Mo. Miss Harris, also |
tf the same city, . is a violliniat,
ind ?n artist in that field of mil- 11
ic.
i " .
HE PALMETTO LEADER
WILMAMS CHAPEL A. M. E.
Clil'HClI
Rev. It, J. Jefferson, Pastor
Oi angcburg- -The Sunday. school
is moving along nicely. It opened
last Sunday" at the usual hour,
9:1.". J udging from the interest
shown, there was an unusual
amount oi. wholesome information
received from, both the study
period and the review. The attendance?is
increasing rapidly?
. Despite jthe fact that last jSunilay
was the fifth Sunday, a large
crowd greeted the pastor, and he,
tts usual, delivered a great sermon^
which seemed to have been the
spiritui 1 food the congregation
heeded and desired.
The A. C. E. league opened at
Mr. H. L. Pinckney, in charge.
There was quite a deaf of cnthusi- "
ism existing in the league which- J
lividcd into two sections, namely:,'
'Reds," captain. Miss Mable Phene
\nd "Blues, captain, Marion D.
Mendenhall. This, of course, is the
beginning of a rally in the league
tvhich ends on - the first Sunday
in September. Both groups are i
vorking laborously to reach their
reals. .
. . 1
vei y nic e urogram was spon- .
ored by the "Ben" group of the j
eague tast Sunday and an the r.ext
Sunday the "Blues" will rend 1 ,
i program. You are invited to atend.
You will he benefitted.
All. clubs and boards of the
luircli ire con.entrating on the
rre?t?rally wlueh cum is off or
he fourth Sunday in Septenibet.
'very members is asked to do his
>est to make t'v- > ajjy ;i great .
UOcess.
The various a uxillaries of tb ,
lunch are bu-ily at work. This
v;e? demoftsffated. !i last MoTTitnv
iirht '.vrcti th" Sriuinv Sehaul_aiid
< sponsort <! "The Wedding ?
! tlii* His .11; " i'o il ltride." An .
xi oiilintrl' hi !i';'\v ! \v'tn"sso '
le- affair. O <\x h n 11:! ?*? *'
It.' I] III- Wl'l'i' ill I - I'.t Tlli*. <J1) 'S _
(
ithmit snvini: ti.at this was in
o
eeu a tfivat sa >0-*.
Aside front th financial pain
s
ti'.-h ii-beautiful of cuuperaioti
existed In I'.M i n tlu* loau'UC' 1
irr! Sunday S. houl, This inde< d '
minis to sUCCtsv also.
Tito following churches partieiatiil:
William- Chapel .s bride ^
tTTss" KItt.sp -.ffersnit Hhymh?- (
ai-e the lnrcvst amount of nion<
ihi vi'h.v won bv the groom. St
,nk Pi -esbTTet ian eh.:rch's Itridf"?
lis- Anmtt Lewis, raised* the
ex; lai -* amount. New Mt.
Lion's bride. Miss Darif Daniels.
alsed ti; \t largest amount". ^
Piiuy <.:. church's V>r7iv77TTs^"
dinuii- i Sallcy; ft. <Paul
hurchV iif"'1,.-. Miss Peat line Par
at : < h it : of God in Christ'..ride.
M>usif Gra- t: M'. Pis- C
rah Pap!'.-; ciutr h's bride. MisiTT-i
Kt':: T?": :;:ns; "Mt. ;Sini el 'teh'- >ride.
Kthel I.ouise Glov r.
\V<- f- vi rv (jrntcful t tt e
i i t cooperated v :i |, u.nth
:. Us d 'it pot 1 ot ^
'or i' nport w * would not
rfivc j. successfuL-therefor*.
V< -P'tstois. 111' ide - . lill " '
h'- chutvr.' for their lovaltv. ait-'
rvi'v o" *;..it assisted in puttimr
-V- r tl . oat proirnun. Putti>
iV.-r * if eta in like th:< nio:.1 J
ir,n I. ' ar ?rk. Mrs. P.e--ie In 1
ion >.ii. - tio11 this because 1
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ix-jiUi .. .. ,.i jiar<] ?tMil .11*1 111
.ftMs't -i Shi-t*> Tiavt ^
h'iijJ.i 1 'ho success of the afX
?. _ nt was too rainy for
?er. \W .Id not close without <
,, ~ I'. O well euro; .*' tt-r-i?
frnr. Tin1 MUCI'I.M'1 ei J
his 1.1 .! >.. "and I'll previous programs
\ *1 .? to th- en corn ess >f 1
the pa?t?.i to put over a great
-i C??uli i*Ull- till.- -eh 11 ell I
- nt.i ! him.
?f-'r ?M Duffie. rfP'wtrT
S I S I KIMI KN M:\VS
(
(jU.IIH'l V lj
ippeai at St. Paul M. K. eh. re'
Five mil. . mst of Kingstree. S. C (
it. ft ji. m. i R. S. T.) 'Sunday ? % ?
ning Kv.ryone is dajMially in
.'Itcd to attend this program which
is t,, !>< sponsored for the benefit
if Miss Susan McClary's cluh j
Rev. Italy McFadden is pastor )
-end instructor of the Smilinir
Four Quartet.- This quartet has (
r>urchase,i an $H3i00 loud speaker !
which they will sinjr through r.n f
Sunday niyht. :
The cli .rches of St. Stephen are
spiritu'dly alive, and also finan- '
ii i -I
riully |
Rev. ({enKov^,- D TT; Avttl hnid (
his 4th quarterly conference at
Mien f'hapel A. M. E. church here
Sunday at 4 p. m. Rev. McFadden '
is ashing all the rriembera and '
"riends to worship with us in this i
conference which ts the last for ;
this yenr _ _ ^
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FLORENCE NEWS W
Mr. Conyers Scipio of Pittsburg,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Scipio an,| family of Pittsburgh,Pa.,
have returned after spending "
a while with relatives and friends, ^
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Scipio and
family. ?
Mrs. Ida Brown, after several
weeks illness, passed awuy Aug-' ?
ust 27th, at l?cr home. p
The funeral was held at Trinity p
.Baptist church?where?she served
as a faithful member, on AugHillust
31st. A brief program was
Hill. The remains were placed in
Nettles cemetery under a bank of
beautiful flowers. S
Suviving are 5 sons, daughter R
in laws, grand children, other
point ivn QYifl n h nef a f w
. >Vg MMV? M .Iivow v/x illCIIUS. Ill
Re\. John Finklea waR In charge w
of the funeral, . at
Miss Annie Lee Singletary has S.
Yeturned from Charlotte, N. O.
after being employed at J. C. in
Smith. " of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Granger are M
home spending their vacation SI
They were accompanied by Miss al
Eauline Dyer of Englewood, N. J.
Private Prince Williams, Fort th
Bragg: George Laurence, - Fort ?a
Bragg; ... Jimmie Williams. Fort
Benning; David Stevenson,. Camp
Lee, were home for the week end. ?-]
Mr. and Mrs. C. Harrison of * 1
Mew York City spent the week
?nd home.
Mrs. Leah Hayneswortfh Morton
ind children of Brooklyn. NT. Y.
ire in the city visiting relatives
md friends, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnyn s
vorth and family,.
Miss Frances Thomas is back t
n the city after visiting relative m
ind friends in Atlanta, Ga., New A
fork and Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. William P'-' w
ind family of ^Wilmington. r
voFe i:i the city attending th '
uneral of their mother. Mrs. Ida
Jrown. ,.
Mr. James Brown and Mr. Car
is Brown of New York City were
called h<>me on account of 'lv.
i * it. : - a y
leawj ui mi'ir mumcr.
Mrs. Gladys Thomas Toatl y and 1
on haye returned to their home in
Cow York City after visiting her '1
>are?ts. Rev. and Mrs. J. Y.
rhomas.
Mr. Leon Wallace of N. Y
vas called home on account of
leath in the family. ??*?^ - ?'
?RKT11KL A M K, CIU'RCM ?
Rev. W. M. Jackson. Pastor
MoC-le-llunviUe The Sunday J?1
school has been working bcfoie.
renter effort to keep our school
limbing Sunday after Sunday se
hat (io(j may ever ins pi ret us to
lo what is right ar.d that is- to
strive for higher tilings and ihe 1
inderstanding wit|, which to nr. * I
er them. j
\\ e are proud of our Sunday J
schot 1. but first of all. w<- :.n
jiving thanks to God for the c m _
servant whom he has given o> m
>ver the entire ehureh, Rev. J;, k mm
ion. fieondiy, the superintend nt g
.Se rvice ;!c usual :?t 11 oVlm k 9
rhis being the fifth sabbath <1 ?v.
t was given to the Mission: ry m
vomen. The Kev. W. M. Taylor !
^reached M w.onderflil sermon. His II
nC'ssage was chosen from (la), b:
fT Subject,' "Kijoiee wi'lT. Mc'.""'""
The sermon was very inspiring
Hid every one who was in hearing
distance of his voice went away
-uiuieiny- ?u the salvation?ttf?otrr
At 8 o'clock the Junior Choi)
"endered a wondertul program in
behalf of the Missionaries, aft )
which we enjoyed going through
he Golden Gate. The collection
was very .appreciable. 1
We were pleased t(, have Kev. 1
Hamilton, local?Chism and Ran ^
lolpb who took active flirts in our ^
iroprram. Tjj
Wo are praying for our -i k
>nes every where.
? I
IIKI.KNA N'KWS
m
rrrr looking forward fTi IT
iiff day the first Sunday in this
nonth for our "revival.
Mrs:* Bessie M. Jones of East>n,
Pa., left for home Friday after
(pending two weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gr-rer,
*nd sister, Mrs. OlasRie Wright,
ind children, all of Helena, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bobb of
Bouire, Md., were home visiting
hi*stejv-mother, Mrs. AmHTrrht
Bobb and children of Helena S. C.
ind other relatives of Newberry
Mrs. Beatrice" Smith of Birmingham,
Ala., was the afternoon
TSftflt hf TWr oti^ S* ? e P
-? """ mi*. o. open.ce (
>f Helena, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wells, Miss II
Virginia Well? of Newberry. ?f. C.. IB
inJ Miss Ida Mae Wells of New |1
?ork--CityT all were' tHe afternoon II
anieats of Mr. and Mra. Thomas I
!irown of Helena, S. C. They were I
served chicken snndwichea, cake II
ind lemonade.
fi
IT. AR AIT A. M. E. CHURCH. .
Rev, M. IL Cuather, 1'astur
Nespiith, S. C.?The Sunday
diojd \vas_. called- ti> order?at-the
sual hour by the Supt., Mr. C. I
eott. The Sunday School lesson
as taught by Mrs. Frances H. S
orsey.
The morning service was turned
ver into tin- hands of the loeul q
reachers. of^whichTour" of them i
reached. After the sermons the ?
_ rv
Lisaionaxios took charge. -The, sum ^
F $5.77 was raised.
The Library Club made their rem-t
The sum nf $H.40 was raised.
We had as a visitor, Miss Hatie
B. Wilson of Florence, S. C.
he is spending a while with Miss j
osa L. Cooper ot Nesmith, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs?M~JL>neg of Riehlond,
Va., are spending a while
ith her mother and father "Mr
ul Mrs. Rosa Scott of Nesmith,
-C? - ?:?? 0
Mrs. Janie Thompson is spend' li
g a while with Mrs. loin Dorsey '
' Nesmith, S. C., and daughter, ^
iss Sadie Thompson. Mr. Rilla edge,
son of Mr. Joe Thompson. J
1 of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frances Dorsey is spending
e week-end with her mother and D
m
Mix. Frances Dorset vnorter
::: ready to pay your
vi rs( r1pti()n t
IIAI0A1D AI1-C0NDITI0Nefe f
MCLIIIIfl-IIAT C0AC8EI
AA i At A M ? - -
On** way from Columbia
Richmond $ .">.10
V\ ashing ton 7.35
Philadelphia ... 10.0")
Now York 11.85
Boston (via Hell (late
Bridge I7..V.
Pittsburgh ... l;i.|o
Buffalo lti.10 j
St. Petersburg ... ?.*.
Tampa ... -icStv ? ?
Miami 10.th'
W.?Palm?Beach??(M.?- :?
Jacksonville .. 5.1 o
J. L. Carter, L)PA
Columbia, S. C. - .,
Room No. 1 Arcade Bldg. al
Telephone ^821?9987 j ^
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PINCKNEY'S FUI
L-NDKRTAKKR AND ltc
of SOUTH Carolina
*
1006 WASHINGTON ST.
laiurtfay, Sfeplelhber 5, 1941
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS 4 f
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)R. H. H. COOPER
DENTIST
pecial Attention Given to Diseases
of the Gums
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty
ffice Phone 6429 .. Res. 8264
125 Washington' St. Col'a., S. C.
ffice Hoars: Telephones:
:30 A.M. to 7:TH) P.M. Office 933
Residence 8873
Dr. D. K. Jenkins 4
DENTIST ^
X-RAY SERVICE
B LOCK AN ESTH ESI A
107'/i Washington St. Columbia
TM^ X
L?1V. J. li, S1UAKT
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat ~
Glasses Fitted Accurately fflce
Hours: Telephones:
9:00 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 4692
4:00 P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 3796
Office Residence _
930 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St.
EEV.JLJkJOHNSON ?
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office 2029 Marion Street
ealer in Ileal Estate, performs
eeds, "^Mortgages, Claims, etc.
Gall to See Him
Counts Drug Store
PKESCKi P'l lUN o
COMPOUNDED AS WRITTEN %
BY YOUR DOCTOR *
A Full Line ot loi:el Arucie*
105 >? AbiiLMi 1 D\ atJJU-.1v! :
PHONE
Javid G Ellison
General Insurance
onest and efficient attention
given to all business
placed with roe
PHONE 5717 ^
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wm21S2L?WAS PWI wweT
ffOUMHOMTUnCWMW )
ASK KM Tout MONTY SACK. #1
rfMh VlPJj
BOLB-BY DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE
MADAM PETERS
HAIR GROWER
) "-sensed S'-a1 ' ? ? Oivoii Life
d Beauty. BEST GROWER?
[>p'y once a week?Price 35c.
06 Blanding St. Columbia. ' ?. C.
Mints Drug Store. Washington
Thomas Drug Store. T. ylor
ana Harden Street
aaai e
one way
V/z cents per mile
round trip
10% less than double
the one way fares
Air Conditioned
Coaches
ON. THROUGH THAJN9 ^
1. t. conn W
Division Passenger
* oiumom s. H\~- ?
mmar
lephone 9231
'jantxleh liitas.
SHOE REPAIR -IlOl'
79 Gervnis si <V,|, nbia. S. (
Prices R .-aaon. ble
visible Half Soling- a Special! >
ork Called For and Delivered
VERAL HOME
Ensed embalmer
k AND GEORGIA
Funeral Cars and Funeral
Equipment
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Ancf UetTer Than the Rent y ^
And Prices Less
Office Phone 2-3357
Residence Phone 7765
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