The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 11, 1941, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Saturday, October 11, 1941
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# , pERSON AL|?
g MENTION]
On Thursday afternoon, Octo- \
ber 2, Mrs. John Cannon entertain- c
ed-Mrs. Kuth am Morris of Wash- :
illgton I). C. with a luncheon party _J
ill her honor. Mrs. Morris is visiting
her mother, Mrs. William (
Bradley. We wish Mis. Morris n
pleasant stay while in our city. s
Mrs. Kuthi ie Myris of .Wash- t
ington, 1). C? spent ten days here t
visitinz her mother Mrs. Ella
Bradley of (>1G Laurel St. and \
her brother-in-law T. J. Morris e
of 171(5 Pulaski St. ?
? <
Miss Bertha Oaten of Jrckson- o
ville, Ela., came to Columbia. S. C t
to visit her mother and f'itnd g
She i0 the guest of her sisteiv-M+s. a
Ethel K'llingswoth *at 001 Oak n
street She will letinn to Florida t
? at a l iter ds te. b
<0 ? ? t
w FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE u
" CLUB -?a
e
The Florence Nightingale club t
held its weekly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Painell. The meeting v
?-?? was thlleii to order by the presi- ^
dent, Mrs. Harper. Song by the p
secretary. Mrs. .Tor.es. Proven hv n
Mrs. Roseboro. Minutes were rend,
received and adopted. Thte rnli was y
called and all members responded <:
with a silver offering. j
Two new members joined. Mrs._ g
Charlotte Ko ben son and Mrs. F. j
Reese. Next wj s the election of g
officers. AIT were roeWu-d-for.-the- y
ensuing year. t]
Tha me mi served was cake and q
ice-cream. The same was enjoyed y
by all. No further business. We adjourned.
Next meeting will be held \
at the home of Mrs. Raughbon on y
WrJnut street. g
THE Y. P. S. T. CI I B J
The Y. R. S T. Club mct~at the y
home of Mrs. Ross, The meeting ^
call#?-t tTr-rrrrter by the prOsi- p
dent. Song and prayer' by the y
chaplain. Rerdin? of the scripture y
and song. Tlie minutes of the last pj
meeting were read received and IT
adopted. The roll was called and y
bach member answered. Ntjxt i,
meeting at th? home of Mrs. Jan- ^
nie Simms, 1G1G Greg? street.
THE HIGH HATTERS SAVING L
AND SOCIAL CLlTB
The club met at the home of Mr. A
and Mrs. Willie Battle, 2424 Green
street, Monday night. Octol>er 8.
The president called the house to u
order. Mrs. Lueile Samuel con- V
^ ducted the devotional and carried v
it out in the regular manner. C
The minutes of the last meeting
were rerd received and adopted" ji
The roll was called and the mem- al
bers responded. The business ses- V
sion then followed. We are looking^ ^
( forward to the dance to be given J
at the Palmetto Chauffeurs' Club Q
Thursday night, October t). V.'e are A
ning. We adjourned to meet at the Y
hoping to have a successful eve- w
home of Mr. and Mrs. James m
Wharton, Apt. Y-7, Allen-Benedict
Court, Monday night, Octob r 13.
DEBORAH SOCIAL CI.l'H. \|
G
The club held its last m.-eting
at the home of Mr. E. L. Outen.
j The meetinc \vaJ called to order ()i
at the usual time by the president, tl
Song, "Just As I Am." Prayer H
was led by Mrs. Taylor. The scrip]
tore lesson was rend?from?liu_ -U
r: t- <->f Cf I ntn I i- tVir> v
11*01/ y'L uv. wv.??v ~... , J
chaplain, Mrs. tireen. The mnutes I i,
L were omitted. The roll was called I
I by the secretary and each member ,r
responded with duesn nd a Bible" "m
verse. As usal, FHe house was 0]
I opened for business. After all bus- ;s
' iness was discussed the club came r>
to a close to meet next M >ndhy
evening at the home -of Airs Tay-- ~
lor. We then sang the club'* song.
"God be With You," then adjourn- ,
kW ed. rV
THE BLUF, STAJT SOCIAL CLUB J_
>1
The Blue Star Social Club held c
its regular meeting on Monday
night, October 6, at the home of ol
J Mrs. Annie Mae Rayford, 1217 ~
/ Lyon St. The first selection, "1
chaplain, Mrs. Hester Mre Wise., \;
Shall Not Be Moved," led by the '<
Prayer was repeated then the M
president took charge, iTut after
not feeling well, the vice president
took charge. The minutes of the 'v
last nieenTTl? Tm7r TT,'Ul, Pl'l'l'lVP! T
and rdopted. The finar.e^l j-oll was
called. Each member responded (
V with a Bible verse and fees. The 1
vice president briefly discussed the 1
unfinished and new business
I which was about the bingo party
whLh is to be given on Friday ,.
rrwl 6niftv vourself.
ni>?ht at 1205 Pine St. Come out
Our closing selection. "Go,) Bo ?
With You," led by Mr. White. .*
Benediction by Mr. Joseph Jor- '
dan. The next meetine will he at
the home of Mrs. Hhostei Mae ,
Wise. 1504 1-2 Wheat St. rC
, ^ TROOP 57 ^
-Monday eveninff October 0 .
Troop 57, hel() its reprular nTeeting ?.
at Srjcon school. This is the third .
meetin? that wp have had since
school opened. Mr. Bolden is our a
new Scoutmaster, and Mr. Foster, ai
assistant Scoutmaster. Most of ?
the boys in the troop meet at the
hipfh school this year hut in spite " ,
of this we still have a 100 percent ,
" Attehdrih<*?T-W? Ahe plAnMf* ITCTFfr^
^ w hiff thin^p for the future so keen
an eye on as.
Wesley Jones, Scribe
HE ACES SOCIAL AND
LIVINGS CLUB
Lr. ureas, S. C.?Since most of
ho members of the Aces eulb huve
'ttumul W-the city from various
joints of interest during the sumcguhr
meetings.
The following members were
lostesses during - the month of
September. On Sept. 3rd, Mrs. luiith
Franklin; tSept. K), Mrs. E.
dills; Sept. 17, Miss Ruth Foggie;
iept. 24, Miss Mettle Fuller.
On September 28, the president
jf the club, Mrs. Franklin, was
nistiess of ceremony to a program
sponsored by the Ever "Ready etu*>~
it Mt. Zion Baptist church. Sev"-"
. ral selections were rendered by
he club.
The Aces presented their first
vhite fill formal on Wednesday
vening, October 1, at Franklin's
>ky View Ballroom. As the* couples
lanced to various tempos, each
me seeftiingly was enchanted with
he woodland scene. The lovoh
jreen trees and boughs serving as
background, "transforming ones
nine! to a land of make believe, unil
suddenly a "bomb" was dropped
y Mrs. Franklin and Mr. Charl
on McCoy, somewhere out of the
niverse frightening each one with
j - f- ??
flown pOVIT?111 CUUieUl, JUKI Sl'Vral
were encircled with serpenines
which came twininp down.
The out of town quests: Greenwood,
Miss Goinptc;?Grrerrrille,
Irs. Estelle Franklin. Misses
'ansy Rice. Robinson, and Beulah
deeks.
City yests: Mr. Hilton Hunter.
Hss?Helen?Deiuty, Mr. ;m,i Mrs.
Samuel Williams, Mr. ard Mrs.
antes Holland, Mrs. Gertrude
enders. Miss Kilpo, Mr. aif<! Mrs.
antes Putntan, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs.
antuel Byrd. Mr, Berry Madden |
Hss Kitty Fuller. Miss Mattie Lit^
le, Mr. Thomas McDowell. Mr.
!arl Leiik, Mr. and Mrs. I.mk
Whitfield, Mr. Horace Calhoun
Miss Melrose Dial, Miss Helen
lance. Mr. Thomas Sanders. Jr..
Ir. Herbert Thornton, Mr. Willie
trauphton. Miss Mabes Hill Mi?>
kitty Leake, Air. Osio Fletcher.
Ir. Berl McDial. Sir. and Mrs. Labor
Leake, Mr. Boysie Scott Mr
Cillic Boyd. M". Adam Dial. Miss
ecora SnmeraL Mr and?-Mrs 1
)arlitip McDhnie), Air. Alonze
Vhitener. Mr Daniel Wearing,
Ir. and Mrs. Georpo Downs. Mr
tis Lanpley, Mr. ard Mrs. T. Putirn.
Mrs. Luther Garlinpton Mrs
i'illie M. Barksdalc. Mis< Willie
Iunter,_MtJs. Janie Brock matt. Mr
.. P. Finley, Miss Elel Watts
Irs., Letha Leake. Mr. Lrt.iei
e?ke, Mr. Jim Irby.
III*; MPTIALS OF IIARPKR
M) ALSTON
In a very beautiful setting Satrday
afternoon at 6:ti0 o'clock,
liss Maggie Harper of Jenkinsi
I It', S.??wa+s?married?to?Mrr
larence Alston of Columbia. S. C.
The cereinonx took?phn-tr ' at
L'nkir.sville, S. C. in the St. Bam.
bas Episcopal Chapel by the Rev.
lax Whittington. The bride was
iven away by Mr. J. VV. Woods,
r\, attended by her sister, Miss
uennie Mae Harper and Miss
selee Martin. Little Miss Gerdine
oung as flower girl, Mastt r Edard
Martin, ring bearer. The best
.an was Mr. Benjamin Means.
The couple will be at fan no inMikinsville,
South Carolina.
ISS MARTIN WEDS HOPE L.
RANT
A marriage of interest thioughut
Columbia and elsewhere, was
lat of Miss Mary Inez Martin and
ope Derby of New York City.
Mis,. Martin left Columbia Sep'niber
18th' and arrived in?New
ork S:.pti-mb<T?Uith?wlie re?she>ine<l
Mr. Grant.
The ceremony was quite ? saCfed
lie. performed SeptenVbor t?2tid
Hi a. m. in the private chamber
f Judge Haber by the Judge, who
of the municifi?fr,"courts of 8
eade street. Now York City.
MPs M-vtin :i lin'i.lw kriiln
stunnirg beige suit. Her"shoes
latched her suit and her other ac'Ssorie,.
were black. Her flowers
ere 0 corsage of sweet peas and
,\'eot heart roses.
Mrs. Grant Is the only (laughter
T Mr. and Mrs. John \\ .' Martin;
olumbia. S. C.
Mr. Grant is the youngest son
" Mrs". Anrie Grant, formerly of
olumbia, now of Pittsburg. Pa. *
Those present Were: Misc Ebon.
lr Herman Benson and Mr. E
oily." all of New Yo-k City, and
Tf. .Tamos Wilson o' Greenville,
re.
Tli? young rounT. will bp at
nunc at 208 W. 56th street New
fti'k my.
C. State Defeats
^t. Valley in Thriller
Oranpeburpr, S. C.?South Carotin
State A. and M. Bulldogs
ont on a rampage njrainst Fort
/alley State Tteachers Collude,
eorgria, here scoring three touehawns,
two conversions and a safeto
win 22-0.
Sweltering fans went" WtTrf wHen
injc_ pr Jiswia ww> made by-the irjj'ressive
RuNdocs eleven whirh
lis year almost all arc newcomrs.
The dashiner, passing and
rivine n e wcomers included
flank" McColloneh. triple threat
ilf back; Ezra Moore, who made
thirty-live yard run touchdown
ad two other 30 to 40 yard runs;
Nat" Boyd, who intercepted a
ort Valley pass and rrn .15 vnrds
r>d-~?n the next Trtny pftfflgerT
le center of the line for a five
axd touahdown, Irr+br Hrrr Kmr
t end, "Monk" Mvers at tackle
id 240 pound tackle I,owell Brad>rd
were spectacular.
Among the veterans, Columbus
t
Calloway Airs
National Anthem On
127th Anniversary
Cub Calloway scored a beat on
r th't- nation 111 St Sunday night v.-her.
he had one of the contestant,, of
his coast to coast radio program.
"Ci b Calloway's Quizzieale," sing
the Star Spangled Banner at the_
Conclusion of the show. Callowa.
-tiwai?annoureod that?it?
127 years ago that Ffa eis Scott
Key wrote the stirring lyrics, to
he song whwh i? now o n- national
_ anthem.
? Idle program - which emanate'1
from the s'.j go the. Slate Th:atre,
in Haitfovd ('?nn., brought
salvos of applause from the c.nnacitv
audience of 1 .0
CuIlo\vav who is aee? edited lithe
nation's thiatie' manager,, as
one of the foremost stage at
tractions, err eked another of hiniany
records. Having playc?l th
Hartford Theatre four times with
ill a short span of time. Cab shat
tercel hi? attendance figure f'"
the three day period.
One of the reasons for the sustained
success of Cab is lis solm '
knowledge of what the .
nielli trends, are coup! d w'th
born sense ol showmanship whii '
does not permit him to ewer ?
in giving audience*?^e-trrri ifhm
want. ~
Pilots Plane
TTrmnie Lunet-ford. the dance
hand maestro, who appeared in a
week-end engagement at the Columbia
Township auditorium. char
tered a Piper enh a1rnT;nV' :lt~
Colombia- airport and took an
hour s thght over the City of Co*
Tnnbia and surrounding territory.
He has nearly 200 hours' fly in e
time.as a pilot.
A Coluinbia taxi driver, (leorge.
A. Elmore, was given a passenger
trip as a gift by the band leader
He said that the pilot eapably
handled the ship at all times.
Grant Taxi License
City Council Wednesday approv
ed unanimously the granting of a
taxi cab license to Odell Houkni-rht
of 2527 Youman street. The
motion was made by CountilmaiLJ.
Gray Macautliy with second by
Cary Paschal.
HELENA
Social News
Miss Edith Clerk L ft .>n Friday
October 3rd to spend a while with
a.... ...
..v. -iiiii m .viarian, ,S.?-Mrs.
Mary- Boozer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown 1
TTTul children were the afternoon
guests of - Mr. and , Mrs:~~DaVTd
Wells and reported having enjoyed
their trip. 1
Church
Rev. J. II, lVnnie ..f Helena, S. *
C.. the pastor of Riney Cirove Bap- !
tist ehu'reh of Chester. S. iv- 1
ported that he enjoyed the service.
He s aid that the Sunday School
and church are improving rapidly '
~Tt His chcrch. He also delivered '
wonderful sermon, theme, "'The
home of the soul." St. John 14:4.*
The spirit came down as never before.
At 7:U0 P. m. the nostor P<.<
M. C. Freeman iamo forth ami do- I
liven! a soul stirrinjr sermon. V
ALLK.N VKLLOWJACKKTS TO '
SAT'"R"\Y ? T
jj
B\ Herbert \"7 B a lini fiat-tin or
f
_ XI"1 TTt' A1T<Ti ~
University will make their. first--'1
home appears nee Saturday afternoon
at 2:.'10 against the stronff '
. 'pot l.nll team I'opM'seiil Infr ?..~1
thuiie-Ct ti) k h la n Col letre of Day- 1
una Beach, Florida, The Floridi- '
ans are bringing to Columbia an
exceptionally, strong and well'mlarced
eleven, uminlin^?U*?Co
ports of their early season ex I
rtTtrrinr. ~Befhune^Cookman is this |
year for the first time in its history
a senior college. Its president '
:s a South Carolinia, Dr. Mary Me- t
Leod Bethune, a native of Sumtoi
"'ouniy. South Carolinians : re in- 1
4ereste(| in the school on her a..-- t
ount, as s'io >s regarded as bointr
among the most outstanding N.'ro
characters South Carolina has
ver produced. ? Allen
is expect i n e to lui b
"win" column Saturday sin o
the first two frames plrved agair.st
Morris Brown at Atlanta, and
Johnsor. C. Smith at Charlotte
both ended disastrously f?>r th< i
Jackets. I>ast year Allen and Bethune-Cookman
battled to a 0 0 <
st'almato at Daytonn Perch Ht'.d t
both teams are determined that a |
lecision shall be reached in Sa* (
nbw's conflict. Allen is the deI
'endine champion of the South- i
jeastern Athletic Conference.
Stanley niado the first t"iwVi<inYi-u
"from a TIT yard pass, "Cush" Tur- t
ner, hip: gunrd whose educated too
<ent kiekoffs over the prof I line
and placed two placements throup-h j
the hars, one not counting when t
hoth teams wor(> offside, Willie ^
Gordon, spirted center and captain c
and Theodore "Gumphead" Martin j
the quarterback general for the r
day. ^ ? - ??
The null Dogs shewed up well ^
against a game fighting Fort Valley
abrogation. S-Outh Carolina ?
A. and W. made ten first downs
to Fort Valley's two, completed ,
|si* parses out of rine against
; three out of eleven for For* Vol- '
ley.
THE I'ALMEITO leah
r ~ * r
HEAl KOKT COUNT ^
J I H AIM \C SCHOOL +
f Burton, S. C.?Hello everybody!
Wo ate still gr/inc i.im-;nd ami >
upward. Our enrollment has ir\- i
.-roused to Jit). Tiny last ^tusitixta-1
to arrive beihjg Franklin Gary and
Benjamin Hay ward
Our vesper hour was indeed a
Highlight on last Sunday evening.
At that time a special program,
sponsored by Miss D. .J. Dixon,
. t at mi in-.'?Misses lr> v. Singleton,
I'lthol Jones, EJnora Simmons and
.Mi. K. B. Shanklin in songs and
recitations was enjoyed by all.
-The Glee club 1'ei'U feted" t\v(; special
numbers.
At our c?apel service each .morn
ing the children ate being git en
pep practice by M's, ('. Bryan,
lirector of Girls' Athletics, Watch
out for games by the gils' soft
al' team.
The Boys' Boxing <T b will nave
a boxing match the Tatter part of j
October. They are being trained ,
by Mr F. B. Shanhliii.
Movies, secured !y Mr. bennie I
Brown, ate being well attended, j
Last week, the pit re was car- Jc
if<1 to Dale, S. C. where it was t
greatly enjoyed.
T1" l'inil, la e|.* i irrrd-?-Tr-pr^
writing classes, und> . Miss Thclina
Siuinklin, seen.- TTT LT giaspillg
tile rnnrwo. Vei l- ri . Til'. I Ini'
at present they are a little handicapped
for type-v, i it i s. due t<>
deJay?uf?the last
v?ur cnuoren ale rea'ly yetting
the rental text-bonks We shall
soon be in need of n.o e.
During the past "v . el: the lunch"
room was visited by Miss Blunt
of. Walter In/ro. S. C.y ?-liss llyde, '
of Charleston and Miss Blunt -of j irauiploT).
They vrrr very well I
pleased with the. service.. Wo now j?
have four workers for the lunch!
room, and the children are really
enjoyinu their dinners
Misses A. Hicks. K K. Jackson, (
R. K. Bowen. T. B. Grayson and ?
Mr. J. S. Shanklin. Jr. attended
the meeting of the county teach rs
at Robert Smalls. Beaufort, S. 1
0.. Sarrday. Mr. J S. Shanklin, !_>
Ji'u was oliictprt~prv iiiei-Li?foi- the j
ensuing term. Misses Grayson (
ur4 -Miss fiowen will serve on the
urogram committee. The next c
meet ins; will be held at Beaufort
County Training- school... Burton, ^
S. C.. the second Saturday o f $
N'ovemher at ll o'clock."
We re j ret verv_min-h tliat Mr.
T. S. Shanklin Sr.. was not able q'<>
attend the county teachers' p]
meeting, due to- a prior engage." w
ment 'at Hampton, S. where he m
ittended the meting of -the Tuber a
miosis association. in
The address given by Mrs. M. n
Sinr-kins at this meeting w H s in
.... iiik. iwi DinK, princt
pal of Allendale Tnvh school and ni
Mrs'. Simpkins purchased copies tc
>f the Shanklin Journal and also te
-avc orders, for one year sub- tt
TrTptmns. Thank you very much, h;
Visitors on the campus last K'
veek were: Dr. Chisolm and Miss r'
Mary Grayson of Beaufort; Mr. b\
Tonkins Mrs. Frost, Miss Frost P^
ir.d Miss McC'ullon, Charleston, P
ilso (loo. Palmer." /John" Wasn
FR. J. Simmons and Miss Sara Ri ^
ley of Charleston; Mr. Morris *c
Zimmerman of < >ranjrebur>r and
Mr. Gabriel-Hammonds of Oranjfe
/nip ami Chatle-'on. Comv npuin ^
ir
( \RI IS I I. NEWS n'
r
."MTVUX Wii> 1 at St EuLcC
M. E. Zum march Sunday. The.
raster brought his healers a
food mess;ge ii.'.n Jeriniiah 8:20.
Jilt- i.arvrst i. nassed, the sum':''r
is ended, j.n.j < >. (. an- n-rt n"v
* 'ir i 11 inn?seemed?tn
ia\v enjoyed tin- nU'ssagp. The ralZ
"H'n'i': 1 claims was good.
Miss Re-11: i brown and her'^riend
witi' iui sandfly i-vnriin[r p-v
we XTTs. Fr:r i English, htr
rramf-mothcr.
Henry 1 "1 man and' Mrs
*:' i''1'' Hum:- : ::?Sunday?morn
ng...lur Wo.-' i h'lii. N'?TTTTi
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Made
Stewnson.
Mr. Johnie S;r: s' sister. Mrs.
'a hie Chi-! D.troit, Mi?*h.
* here on :u oi nis illness.
_i-Lur.s. s,.^^ ? be rrrxich hmmoved.
Rev Mrs Ais'-'t! is in Clover,
v C. Si c liotulu te.i a successfu'
i vival meet'ir: !;?>{*.week for Rev
1 M I >nwh~n-- r.rfl-people. 1-1 converts
at Thonri, '"hopel A. M. E.
-bureh.
*Mrs Sava.' . Mi>. Francis Ene-_
'ish and others <e: the sick lis-t
'wm to lie iicoi'C'ng nicely.
- We were ??v ! "> hear of MY
Sum 1 in i Mi. jwtTTT^rr*
Sims being in 'hi Conmmnitv hos|?ital.
Unio.:. S ' IV trust tiny
will son: re<ov-t.
Mis. Biosia V- .'.hums and da "ythter,
Miss !.ii; a Williams an 1
Mrs. Mary (' Mane and little
laughter. Ret tie. were the guests
>f Mr. < nd Mrs. Manton Sims anil
fnmily <n last Saturday. All are
>f Whit" ire
Miss I.ipiu.i Williams spent Sat*
inlay nieht with 1 er cousin, Miss
\gness Lmill??Sht"- rrttrrTTTTt
o Whitmire Sunday afternoon.
\ Ar. V!.v,th of SJ X was I
he Sunday ov? ning guest of Mr.
md Mrs. Ma-tor Sims an ! family
Mr Columbus .leter Miss Vivian I
nez Meddnw of X. J Mr Janus
>ee Tucker. Mis- Isabella Rogers
Jr. 0. Hill and M's. Minnie Lee
Stewart fn] mm were the Srn'ay
evening pue?t< r>f Miss Agnes
hiell and .Toe Xell Sims. " r
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eeek or not later than next week.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
HIE PALMETTO LEADER t
ER I
FreikmaiLJit-HaJ
The above photo of Mis Sara Klfi
"harlotto. Nortn Carehna. A j'uur.er
school an.' -rrii.l n\ of I', mi. Hm
len. South Carolina. > t-.ov. a :'-<si.
-tin. Virginia. Her plat.- a o 7 ma.ninistratiuu
Ti y-m?:;.' V Ic.'.tcT! "71
Jordan. Prcsid-f.rA.f Wontf "MfTir;.:. I
Carolina. _Hor "in." A hit wa Mi's. A-a:
if iiir- oM prominent familV of Hattsv;
ERKKI.liY TRAIMM; 11!. I i o'
CHOOL ?
?
Mo::ek's Cornel ?'1 hi li kC i ; ^
raining hiyh school ha- cm- O
leted its second week < !' tin. t rm ?
ith a record breakinir -r;t ! - o
ent for this pan <..f tin. si ^
11 teachers below the sixth . radc o
icUidinjr the two first tria l a!- ?
early *have enrollments etc.ee'' ^
a fifty students'. O
The?( 11r<'j 1 men t has hrrr auif- ?
ented by new . resnk-rts c nting ?
> this section b-cause trft-*-r- sart- V
?. Cooper pjnjok t. It! -titme raves : p '
ic former hotr.es and r- hools ?
ive been tak- n up by th- proct,
and in other eases ten-/ jrary O
sidences have been taken here r!
r children whose parents at em- O
oyed on this yieat public < titer V
rise. O
On Friday, the pritcipa*.. Mr". ?
. A. Ready, and Mr. F. K r.
n took th.e hStrh scb. 1 st ' ? ?
i see all agricultural e dut r,
anient.^ and teachers wetv r a*.- O
i i il p re s s ed. Ib'th print-inn and???
ieulty i,?'v planning at., o.p '.and- o
fj? j i?:tr 'of work and at. . . .e. V
tent.
A .da- .M. * M ihi -
| Dark La ighU
tfdrMAM f?ATXAC*W
I borrowed him from my Sister
hought I oughta have him arour
InsUitrtt*
H3jr Afl
iiiur .Morgan, ayi- foUi tc- i. of
stuil. ?:? <.f S'-c-ofui Wan'. Hi;ih
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