The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 27, 1941, Page Page Six, Image 6
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I AMCQICl^l miTRTAuniMaini
jC^r : T ^r?Bniv?9 w??>?nwtnwHVi
A Mistreated Uiil: Please til.
me "why docs mv?H^trr scrm if- care
for the others more .than she
does me ?
Aus: She doesn't . . . , she is
just wrapped [> inher new jiuT
friends but she loves you better
than pnvniu1 eNe in the world :it
r : t- tw yi-.nr sister likes
'' " --i '? i a! the bovs like . . . _
v ! ...m notiei::;: ynii inmie
. . . y i will be classed as one
e: ir uantr.
!i. >'. 1 have heard that the
i if ere 1 ?stnv there i? >1
Ueisui.'. ami I can't locate it. i
Which way nars-i?I- start to get it'.'
Ans: ,1!u: ting treasures is tlx
quickest way in the world to get
totally broke . . . spend yout tune i
wo kin.tr as urn won't tind anything
through ihT.-ice. l'n> no ]
atl .1 tin;?xhnt < or?Ft-?ti o t n. *
you near about treasliees w ;nn
buried about your piitee . . it d
one was there--. . ..why doesn't a
the person whol told \ou this snath
get out and hunt it for himself.
A^2C-=ALy- wife and 1 had .-v iae.
tnisundei starding : .boat our home h
business and she im-vcd away \
her father. Tell nu 'if she will
move hack as it is worrying on
ami my mother real had.
Ans: Go to your wife and talk
things over with her. Sr.? . isn't
going' to return unless vou insist
that she come back. Vo.i unit ih-i T
feeling* tcrTTlay and >::e tVes* taut ~
you owe her an apology. False h
pride doesn't mean a thing wner.
it eoi.u-s to your own d-um s:ic :
hrppiness. so hiii kel tiown ami tell -v
her how tviu h she swans to y. a t:
and 1 am sure she will e'lv.e Ivme
to you. _h
i*. fl'. S. ? I weald "l:ke ti- It w
-if- I would he?successful- taking J ij
a hus'ire-ss curse or v.uuai
feroi'.'.mcm! the food course?
Ans: At t'r.is writing vo;: do.
nut luiv. the neee>?,?ty ettucn.:- rs
to give. cither o: c any st.r u.
ish1y.oui' sci.oui work and then do.- ;
thought. 1 suiuvst '-la-, \ : filicide
the course of study you v ant :
Clip .and Mai T hi
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ST. I'M I. 15 WT1ST flll'lh II
Rev? I,. ('. Sander- I'.oli.r
limbi. S. ('.-Wednesday , . .,
? nimr. Sent rubor 1". I'.'ll. climax. 1
t**+- t4 J>iiAint*?':lOU 5 WCiiSi* ?Ti, ' h4- -f*
"M I'l^au:..- D.i' iiic.^" i :; ;:.e ai. > .? a
named tduirc!. A % :; " a;?!>:\cia!:v-. ,
audier .. .?:* nu-ai'a-i^ :nd frje'.als ;
were- jircsi n: > :. :h. .
brat am. The ser...<?r. i : -ic. i,
. *" rasiufTv;A deir. er'TTTT?IT v 'A A ,
Sims, !! ted viiucn: '{
and a!s a ?\ .? :?.. , , f ,
.St. 1'aai dr.:? "Ti A .m I'.i.en ns lr
in*|iii ilia' a:.,.? L?-?u- _
tij tiltise V\ M.| . l f: . i :a _ ..'
,.ii - ' A?: ' - -
(i"f"V'h. ! >: i- i i r-tr n: I'io. ?
?brief- histrrrr ?of --t-br?rcdrrrrb- ;
was read h\ Mr-. A. A- . The j
1 ? member? !' Lr' i"iiii t ?
Rev. Sarnie;- :'i?' hi- tire lea ship.
Pie came talv- c.arife of
St. P.i-1 church danunry M. P hi. \
lie f a depressed ana str y
r"" j' " 1 \- p
that time a debt- of -.vr ??
hundred dollars was over the \
chur:h. 'I'm TTaTe eve p r.ny r.as "h
b? fn piii-l. Wt- arm pp-ml -f Mto .
opportunity To j
. ? .gaijart_ h-ador Vr.- -n valla: "v j
yt"7Tt y M".i-h pv-.tr
been mai'c by the eh.iivT. duiinir ,
- hi'* vti-mrr" a'? . Approxima' ;'y L
oho Emndrod nu m.ii i
added, the Sunday > hool has ,
h^en improv-d. and ran id nr
is hnirtr tr,rde al'.r.tr all lines. >
Servinir wijh the past ?r in. liq lida'ir.u
the indeptr-e** w e r o (]
and faithfully They \v< r
"Twe lve Captains" who a orbed
~T^!^\^!wpTt^rTT7^T^TTmeTT^ TTlffflP "7
hers of St. Paul and friends in and .
nut of the eitv. They wcr": M^sdanu-s
Annie Hell Rutherford. T.e r
tva Worth v. A life Winhtish, Mis-- H
pv Cornelia Herndon and Wra r
fjr,n Reyrv. Messrs. Freddie Ren- e
wick, .To*enh Stark*. Rob rt Moor- r
man. Or.ella Rutherford, Creitfh- v
t. iVi t'w.rv,.,!., T
-V .... . . ..... ... 11 .IJ.j, s
__ Jennings. t.
The pastor and captains thank \
their many friends for their loyal (|
sunport. f,
Pofore the close of the service,
he was given a "Surprise Grocery ?i
Shower." along with other nice a
gifts. The members were thanked [ j,
graciously for this expression of
gratitude. I f
At present the church is engag- 1
ed in a great revival. Overflowing '
crowds are present each night.
Rev. B. J. Tjfggina of SpartenbHr*--.?
in charge. So far around ^
twenty have been added to the ^
church. The future is bright. God ^
has blessed us. *3
Rev. Sanders, who continues to I
seore phenomenal siiecos? in hi? p
work, i? a senior at Benedict Gob ;>
lege, Columbia, S. C. g
NSORONUPt's/\pRO0l6M? 0
uikc-. You could do alright in
In- : :s.:i. ?s world but 1 would
? ? , t :nt yrrn?specialize rrr
o??ii< ." home b. onoinies.
W I.. ' W l)p you?think T
li-'iioi g:\e this man lip 1 have
iliTT U"i him get a wife for~"f am
1 if lea* ilea! old. I- t:an him? I
v.-at ?o" make 'him happy for 1
ave him.
,Ai^:?"l'iiis is a?problem tin: ,Villi
we ;t! 11 111 1,1 deride If hy is satisied
to continue on with you then
. no reason for you to giV'.' .
.i:i; rp since \ oil feel you ale so
:iadl> in love with him. There is
Iways a possibility, of his fulling
or a, younger \\oni::n. but if you
oututile to make yourself attraetve
an i inl renting. yoU may be
.hie t(1 fl 'Id hi.ll!.
(i. N (* 1 have two lots and
h-\e bee:, thinking *>f building
i?io> a?Home?lau?111 > . 11, , 1 s t1 s?t he
est time for me to build or what
o Sou udvis.- m m> case. I have
, heme. I doo't care to live in the
actio !::\ self, but thp.-gkt of tent:
ng it.'
At-. I ' .!: build the expensive
otise that you have in mind right
~ " ~ P JTTTT y. on't pTiT ToT"
. ?:t"i."_r. ji.ii fuiM-s. Although it you
' ! < ii1 i!d ;t plsu'i* to st'tl . ; .
hat of oaiisy, is :i diftYro: t st'M V.
i.iihiiay ir.ati rial ?-tv. has .irt'nr
!iy " rijFTvt ~Ya~\\ ah.j s-iiu-r if
?n*? i ^s'-cual .thai y?'U do atiy.
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tirci'iiifj; i??i thh proiih ni.
! : A. (0 Why ii"is this ail! try
i' tuy tHishani! uotio ilia
v.. ar. it tv'LT tlur'.' An
:*.<-lory- ca< a othi-r? I'm? shiim
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a t'u.. "puVliiiiy 111 ' i
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* in. jit iticipal. .Mr. \V. I
?v..t. Uiu- Hill tl??f will 1
1 - >" it hit: a ,-hort
' 1 ';; '.lil y ?hi- term r?
iLi.u?. C'li.^taut?wiMi tin* t'XCfjit ion
I u lev. changes, lac new teach'
y a c ic in t ri >< nice,; by fFTc 11 in lie:
al M . \TT Kent Alston, T ,cv.
Ai i ^a ~L1_ Itiinf.,'.i, I; vii ,.(ln
alin . S. State ('olleffc; wlro
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i.-'t - TTTTTTa malic.-; .MTss .M. "ETaRT
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? ?' ^ 'iu'je. c<tiius to the
tat*. !- tytiinir an.'! .-hoi tin ml in
. W. h I'k'c with lis a train.
P. X~">tc\vai't. A. IV. S. C.
tatv !!< Kri*. coach ami a-sist iny
ti"?'ii?i*?if ijiifmi '.iiii.m?
inir nt' tki* - I'aictvi
'ii i - Ass iviatiun of . KobiM-.
hit: II s h::l sw ii< > 1 wa< T.oTTT i '
re Washiiiirt'in library Sentenibei
n, I'.'ll. with tin- |i!?->i<U*tit. Mrs.
.illiait Simufi. pivsi?ii"tr. -A4'U*rthu?ju-inutvi
were.,
i in! ami . After which.
ta-.J-ulL wa.. .Lallvil .u..I . a? V
+ +??W-H-fr- +t?HIHIf Vcl SI'
lid d'jes
I ?l!..v::n.if a brief business sosion,
the meeting adjourned.
A movie was shown t<> the stuent
hotly Tuesday. September 16.
Mi-- I 1 lazier was in charge
if ti." fiist assembly program
rogram was as follows:
Son.ur, "America:" >.ript.iro and
irayer, Rev. W. 1' MeBrowi.; intrument--l
sol". Miss ( !. Davis:
ending, Miss K. Pcsil; duct. Mis.-,
s P. .Tonkins an<l K. Mitchell;
eading, Miss <1. Davis; song, "Onvan!
Christian Soldiers;" guest
penker. Rev. T. () Mills, pastor
i the F. A. IT. rhureh. H4s tnsptr ng,
practical, tar reaching a>l
ress will linger long in thi minds,
f the hearers.
The principal spoke in general
boot the program for tlu year
nd the cooperation of all in makig
this a.better year.
A large crowd of patrons and
riends were present.
V. IV S. T. CLUB
The Y F\ S. T. f itiT> met at tHc
nmc nf Mr. Vnnfvr mooting called
n order by the provident. The einb
'/ a-' "f it.-i best ni em he i n.
lis* He rr ice Ross of Jacksonville,
'lof4i!a. an ft of Columbia She
a: sod to the (front beyond Friday
fternoon. The club will miss a
reat member.
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THJ
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COLUMBIA-CAMDEN DISTRICT
7CONFKKKNCK-WOHKKRS HOLD
ANNUAL SESSION
T i'?thirteenth ?session of- the
Columbia-Camden District Conference.
Conference Workers andMissonai..
Mass Meeting of t.se
Palmetto Annual Corference tent
tu-Tl Til the Eh uer.er A.-?Zion
ihurli, highway i?7. north of
Camden, S. C., September 11, lb 11.
The ~s* ssion begins with presiding
elder J. W, Shaw, 'presiding.
Lhuisday morning after the period
of devbt!bns7~ ? '
Organization, appointment of
oimnittee. Rev. S. J. He: r\ was
conference; Mrs, S. J. Henry, reelected
secret; rv of the district
porter. The conference messig-' ,
.vas delivered t0 us by Hev. W.
W. McCullough. text. St. John '?:1.
-^4?li.tti l xvork?the works "f ' in. J
leit <"llt me. w Ibid It is darr?tiui?
ligi.t eometh when ruT Train can S
hjr t "I'reerv (1f woi k." ^
the serinor.; theonessage was lull
f thoiprst and inspiration. At the
tfteriioon session the general dis- I
ussion was. "Tltt> necessity ^intl
import;.nee of the official board, ,
led by "Bro. W. A. Gladden, lie
made many helpful remarks. A
model official board, conducted by
Rev. I. B. Ruffin. Was grcath apprei
i.tt d?b-y??ministers
"Ways and means of church fiKi'
cintr." Rev. S. J. Henry. Many
timely ;uul helpful suykosti-ins
were Riven. EveninR session, Educational
sermon wrs delivered by
Rev. I-?15. Rv.;ffin, texL. Matthews
5:1:5. "Ve ate the salt of the. earth.
n; : t l!o "all 11.1 - lost.1
'.are -11; 111 it be salted? It is j
thence forth jrooil for nothiiiR. but
to be east out and to be trodddeti
.anth r foot of men." Sub.i t.
" Christian influence Iff the colli''
inanity." This was a forceful ser. ,
mon.
""Si"-.''TOTit?d?pr- Morn-ink deAoth ns.
reading and approving of minutes
of previous day's session.' then tlu |
institute at work. . Revs.. Jesse 1.. y
"Smith and A M. Douylas c m'
I eted the .institute work which ?
was very educational. The morn n.'
was dcllveivd by . K'ev. ,
\. l-\ I'.utlei t.xt. Job i:;::t. "i;ut ~
.1 farce- ti' (lorstantlintr a- - well - a.-.
V?ii: I am not inferior to you:.
Yea. who knoWeth not such things
s these." Subject. "Come let us I
'eason toy-ether." He delivered a
noble sermon.
Afternoon session: Presiding elder
11. A. II at wood "f I.anci.ste, "
district was presented t,, the district
e III en-nee. Sonic of til,- Ire!',
points of his talk were: power in
i;|uic!ii:ir, ., united pr- uraai ;.nd
tint ui l i-ilcye Scholarship Hrive.
!'l im;?Miy-v-mary i?- _i
be- in dial ye. Mrs. Konnie V.
' "i'-e: . pi e.-iiiiny. It w as a very
~uique ni uy rain.? Reports were jfood.
M m:>i i > m; esent :it the olH-niiij;
-1 a-n: Revs. 11. Edwards, A. L. ,
Jo.ksnti, S. J. Horrv. W'.JI. Monro.
1. H. Rtllffn. W. M. i.: brew. 1> C. !
! '< ruHi-iiti. Hamuli*- l.ee. W. \V
.}!*( tdlouvh. itii<I I.. H. Harris.
l'iv>onl at lho opening session
\\?re: Ri--\s. N. K. Butler, R. D.
Hendricks. .lessY-T,. Smith ami J., x
1). llavis. Absentees; Revs. K. M. i
ATcCuIIV. Hoyi-hoi-oiii*!;.- ?U
la i;suii and K. 11. Gray. t
IloV; \\ . 11. -Muoro. iho host pastor
spare,)- i",, pains in nutltinpr ?ttr
-1ay a happy otio. Wo, tho mom.
hoi s of the Columbia-Canal , n <1 is
trict. esteem oni krout leader. pi't*jsidiry
elder J, \V. Shaw, and will
I do. oOefythiuy possible to make .
[pjtir district a yroat success. Keep
I i11j-C in mind our them, "Moving
forward by God's help."- Our^fbtt?>:
"All in it and all at it."
Patterns of the above designs
for each pattern to this new
yards of 39 in. fabric.
2 PALMETTO LEADER
BENNETTSVILLE NEWS
?By C. D. Sanders, Reporter
In spite 6f th^ Bhort crops a |
large number of our new high t
school students are leaving for.,
college. We are delighted t o?.uimv
_ -that all?of?our students?
>\ho graduated from college last
iei m have been placed for school t
w'ork in good high schools this
term. Miss Clenimie David left
Satouiay muming to~teach in the J
lig'n school at McCormfck, S. C..
All of State college and Benedict
college students will leave, to
lay. Mr. Malachi left Saturday
morning and Mr. Robinson SunJay.
Mr. L. C. Reese left for Va.
ClTIeh. Mr H M< ( oTliim" and
TT^n?McCollum left?for Atlanta
rUiiversity. ?? ?
Mis. Ixdtie Lucas of Washington,
1). C\, and Mrs. C. S. Henderson
of New York arrived home
Sunday morning to spend a few
veeks with sisters Miss C. R. and
D. Sanders.
The sad news reached the city
1rrrt Mrs. .11 art ha Munnerlyn's
iaug'hter, Mrs. Annie -Mae Stewmi
died in New York. The body
irrived home for burial Sunday
norning. Hei brother Mr. Robot
MuiMieiTyn accompanied the
lody,-lioniti?aiiU-tlie- others arrived
lume by motor . Mr. and Mrs. Jul
an Haley, Mrs. Ophelia Mar on,
dis. Daisy Hall and Mr. Washing *
oil Steward hi sduin/1 nf Mv? a
: ? 1
ia Mac, all <>f Now York. While (
? the city ti.cy were the house v
.lusts of MTsT Willie Lott and *
nether and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. ^
dcl.eod anil hmthev Mrs. Lillie
Tosland. Eva ! y ctfort was -made
o make their short stay a pleasnt
one. The !i ft Tuesday, morn J
Ho for Now York. The funeral f
f Mrs. Anna Mac Steward was "j
a Id at St Michael Sunday pm. c
lev. U tipple ia*toi; J. H. W. Mor j
is ami son iii charge.
.Master Pearson was laid to rest j
hniday p.m.; Mrs'. Mariah Eller- f
on and Mr. H Bingham of Che- ^
aw were in In city Sunday p.m.
I'ho choir l' < in Durham, N. C. ?
endeivd an interesting program )
hmday even in s at- Zion A. M. E. -j
n interest of Mrs. Mary Jones ^
Edr ? ~ ' j
Mr. Dob Ci island one of Marl- r
I'M' cm nty's; outstanding citizens t
nd friedds died at his hme Sun- t
lay mottling, EuiVcral arrange
.ent completed to date. 1
Mrs. Branson of Hartsville, S. j
.spelTT the week end in the city
vitn her son and daughter Mr. L
nd Mrs. McQueen. j
Mis Minnie I)up'rco~dtett~gT h6r" ~j
woo. ..... ? o
... ..i lhwiiuciiu, o. 1-.., tne
'nuvhtei-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. ;
Vh-uxtulcr McRae, 1
Mis. \ i\ mil Jor.es left for anoth
i solum! term as school nurse in j
he t.i.:!. school of Florence, S.C. 1
The school opens on the 15th of his
-month. i
Hev. :m<l Mrs. Brewer a number 1
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A Very Profitable _
Trip
'-"T"
Jas. W. Shaw
Too much cannot be said of the
assemblage and function of the
Connect ional Council whieh session
has been a real source of infoimation
as well as inspiration
to all in attendnce.
Atlantic City, N. J., was truly
the place for such, as the people
there are some of the best in the
denomination and understand caring
for any meeting.
The bishops, general othcers atxl
all in attendance were loud in
heir praise for the very excellent
treatment received during the
>ssion.
The report from each department
was fm~c~ aial llm'Edltbf of
Star uf Zlon wan Instructed to M
more careful with prqof reading
before releasing his articles to the
public. To this he agreed. and
solicited another opportunity to
prove his real worth to the public.
Our schools were well represent
?d and their reports showed a
rapid advance along all lines.
Many persons mentioned themselves
for the bishopric but no
Infinite action was taken, yet they
:ontinue to say, "Think of me."
\s a whole, the trip was very fine
is we visited Newark, N. J.( New
fork City and Brooklyn, N. Y.
.vhere Mesdames Edna Willis, Hat
;ie Watts, Minnie Gaymon and
ifessie Gadsden, sisters of the writ
it reside. Th^y All are doing 'welT
ind are making high records in
:hurch work. Enough cannot be
<aid of the trip as everything
teen and heard was inspirational
3ersons im attendance from South
Carolina were: Drs. A. H. Hatvood,
H. R. Hawkins, J. C. Hunter
and the writer.-Each-was-optinistic
and expressed gratitude for
cindnesB received.
West Columbia, S. C.
>f fiiemls- from Hartsville were
n the city Sunday evening on ac
oi:nt of the death of Mrs. Buter's
father, Mr. B. Crosland.
Miss Correnta Sanders, Mr. G.
iroody and the reporter spent a
ew hours in Cheraw, S. C. Sunlay
morning.
Rev F. P. Peterkin one ot Mnrl
>oro county preachers died at tbe
lome of his sister Saturday. Funral
service was held Monday af^rnoon
3:00 o'clock at Pee Dee
iaptist church. He leaves t o
nourn his loss one daughter and
wo sons, a host of relatives and
riends.
Miss Mary Malloy and Mr. Char
ie Gray attended the M. E. meet
ng in Atlanta, Ga., last week.
Mrs. Emma Hanna spent a few
lays in Ridge Spring, S. C. visitng
sister and family Prof, and
ills. Hammond.
Our sick friends, Mrs. Stoney,
ilrs. Kollock, Mr. Adams, Mrs.
Lue D. Cdvington and Mrs. Fox.
Miss Shada Spears is spending
i nice stay in. Asheville, N. C.,
laving a few* weeks rest.
Mnr~lCa~hey~Tteese arrived home
ifter spending a nice stay in Coumbia
with Mrs. Youngblood.
vjlwm ju/? J
ddreas and 10 cents in coin
o 48. Sizes 86 requires 8H
THE BET1UJ5HEM BAPTIST
CHUKCtP
Rev. E. K. (Jnuldcn, Pastor
. Newberry, S. C.?The second
Sunday m this month wis known
, as "Homecoming Day" at Bethlehem,
and what a day it was.
_ People were there from miles
around to l>e with us. The spirit
was high anil the food was plentiful.
There were the s'.aking of hands,
gladnos,. of hearts, and smiles indicating
joy, happiness and peace
for everyone.
This day was known not only us
our "Homecoming Day" but the
beginning of our rgvival as well.
Rev. T. N. Moss of Greenville,
S. C., preached as never before,
from Monday through Friday
night; many souls were revived
" and quite a Yew joined the church.
" proclaiming Jesus as their personal
Saviour. - .
The meeting will be -long remembered
by all who were there
t0 witness the power of the Holy
'Spirit.
I The meeting wi s su cessful both
I spiritually and financially. From
Sunday through Friday night more
than $319,00 dollars were raised
Our members and friends sparqd
no pain?In giving to this cause; ~
On last Sunday night our pastor
baptized thirteen persons and
fellowshiped nineteen- into the
church.
No\v that our souls have been
revived., let Us s s ^followers of
Christ, bo led bv the spi''it of God,
and hW~w dt be well. ?....
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DR. H. H. COOPER
DENTIST
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Gold Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty
Office Phone 6429 ' lies. 8261
1125 Washington St. Col'a., S, C.
Office Hours: Telephones:
8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033
Residence 8873 a
Dr. D. K. Jenkins '
DENTIST
X-RAY SERVICE BLOCK
ANESTHESIA
1107V? Washington St. Columhia
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4:00 P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 3796
Office Residence
2030 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St. ^
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KEV. J. H. JOHNSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office 2029 Marion Street
Dealer in Real Estate, performs
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Deeds, Mortgages^ Claims, etc. __ __ .
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PHONE 2-iy67
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Genera; Insurance
Honest and efficient attentioi
given to all bu?ine?
placed with n?t
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Coaches
ON THROUGH TRAINS
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And Prices Less
Office Phone 2-33.)7
Res denee Phone 7765
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