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C ; ? & Page Wx ft [ AHIRICA5 OUTfTAMOl IIJH l|| | vtli MY NEW 1942 ASTROLOGY ' c_ 1 READINGS ARE READY Worried?^ly problem ineai npicfr tq me. I love my hus keep a clean house,'his "meal always cm time, and I am nc in every way, bqk my huabanc step out. Now I have my cl ready to leave. Tell me wh ?do4 Ana: Stay right there at i and dG not make the "mlstfi] your life" by moving out. He vidcs. also loves vmi. but hut one weakness. I believe it 1 temporary for he certainly i not let anyone else know wh. iK doing'. Please be patieni try to hold out for no doubt going to stop just-as sudden he started. You have worked for your home, don't run out let, snmprme else come in and it fom you. J. B. E.?I am going with metw-Both owp_th.eir .awn hom both want to marry me. One \ in town and the other i? a fa . Which one must I choose?. Ans: The man you love tht . r7 don't decide until you ar< to clear your mind between Both gentlemen seem to bt gresive, and both clrim they you. You alone can decide one you want- to spend- the of your life with. ?Thig letter concern son ifchcns of fine character many friends, love8 his hom' oooo oooaoo a aoaojcrooctc* CLIP AND MAI j... t<i Readers'. I^cf Pri - Trie" in this Column . n Miur letter. For a "Priv h? new ASTROLOGY REA v i" receive "free" by r an. understanding advice ? . ur ' u 11 name, birthdate, ai p'ease restrict your questions nin... Address Your Lette rh' ''aimttto Leader, 1310 . ((,.ve Birthdate and Expl; My Name Address City I?t I am a Leader Bubscrtb* IN AND AROUND ST. PAl TRAINING SCHOOL Summerton, S. C.?The St. Training school, under the ership of Prof. W. P. Johnso his efficient teachers are rr onward and upward. The vaci al and home economics build being gradually equipped. ia_A iarge enrollment. Each t er seems to be doing his b< lead the school to victory. The senior class, with Mi M. Johnson as advisor, is ck ing for victory.. The officers president. Miss Ethel Oliver; retary, MisH Mary Ragin; I urer, miss Utnelle Koomson porter, Miss Susie Ned. The has made plans for the Rchctol year. Last Friday nigl clrs? sponsored a party an< alized $11.00. With seerr erergetic boys and girls in class, the writer sees nothini victory in the future. The music department o school, under Tfie" leadershi Mis<, Louise Corbin, has mu?h to the school. The home econcrmics (Tepart with Miss Ethel Thompso; teacher, is working very hard Various ciasses halve 1 work on units. The first f Mis3 M. L. McCleary, to started a unit on "pets;" the ond grade A, Mrs. B. M. Jol teacher, started on the hom< farm; second grade B, Mrs. Blackwell, teacher, started on Dairy," and Mrs. Sara W the third grade, teacher,, ataxtt unit on "Birdst" Miss H. I/. E well, the athletic coach and 4t 5th gradeteacher, is also wo very hard to *dd double vicL the school*, Social News Prof. Johnson and the tei have moved in the new tea cottage. The building is loca' a beautiful spot near St. Pn U. S. highway 15 and consi: seven rooms and bath. The following teachers ret after the holidays: Miss T1 ? son, Miss Corbin from Or burg; Miss M. L. McCleary Sumter, i Miss Annie Ruth McAls junior at State College, spei holidays with Prof, and Mrs. Johnson. She i8 the letter's sister. The writer worshiped at L Hill A. M. E. church. The p Rev. Thompson delivered his dictory sermon before leavir . ^conference next week in E Bt was at his best. His text "I have kept the faith." He beautifully pictured life t battle, a problem, and an a ture. Everybody seemingly et it. 121 have been added t church under his able lead since last conference. We ho] Bishop will send him back to Pay Up Your ? Subscription ** T.". =BS???? ! surroundings, interested in bus. j toss affairs, farm life, rgri :ul lure and community affairs. He . [registered a year ayro and parsed lis so , eX. n. (nation. He is in t"ass 11 - A. I have worried so much ai out I lis going to camp that it has be. jrinS{ onie a burden on my heart. Ad othes ViS? nnrw*"flt t<5" daT ' at to Ans: Be thankful that you 1 iv? a son with such wondeful qualities home ? Ro into thr U. S. Army. . Had ke of ?'ou ''ttthefc not see him lift 1t?.,ro training . . . than to be disaMed ,u;!! so the Army could not use him? ^ I)o not worry any lonjfbl1. Tl Is- l" " .vould ',e expected that he will rec- ivo at he hi? ca" lK'^ort' ver>' lung. He has ^ idapted himself to the ways of he 'is ''^e there at home and he sui :1" 1 as csTi do it in the Army. The in in. ~hafg^-mgL-he will get in the Army wilL _ t and do " world nf- goad and v-he take knows ... he may never 1 ght a day. ? ; f.vo H. B. W.?If 1 were to writ, to e and ome loan company in the city jvorks" nearest Hs~could 1 get?ftW?t?n - rmer. hundred dollars on my homo? You see I am, expecting n brby sob:.. ! Lest Ans: My suggestion is thut .. o-> ? j ble go to the bank there in your < wii thom. .ittle home town iind"" gee? them ; ag_ about a small loan. Do not bor; aw i ?ve any more money than you tool Lw: ich _Absolutely necessary, for it is - + est?niir.ty hr rd to pay bni'k a lo;n of _ any size. Furthermore if you can s my possibly get by without the money *, hes?. . . don't borrow. Leave the 1. an e and Companies nlone. 0? OSXO 0:<^"C83XKKKKJDOttO< OO !L THIS COUPON TODAY! )f< ssor ABBe' Waitace nnuly/i > our- pi ab- 4 : . ju^t include a clipping of the column at Reply" . send a quarter (2oc) for |i D NG AND LUCKY DAY CHART . . .' et.irn mail a confidential letter of kindly < in lyzing (3) questions privately, f ign nd correct address to all letters*, and . . ? t ) those within the scope of logical tear Direct to: Prof. Abbe' Wallace, oar? of ;embLy. Street, Columbia. S. C. ain Questions Fully on Separate She* t of Paper) ? -? State ? TL JAMACIA L. I., N. Y. NEWS All the youths of Jamacia ic. Paul ^ponded in u gigantic youth nay lead program the filth Sunday. J.:s. 1 n and -rice??Myles Paige spoke in the loving ..naming service. The afternoon ation program was rendered entiolv 1>/ ing i^> th? youth, ar.d the night sevice al. There so. The Alvin Brown Glee' club each- endered a few numbers which ;st to" ~^*ere enjoyed by tt large- ecmgfe-? gation. rs. B. The first fall meeting of Mr. J. i imor- A. Bryant Glee club was held this t ?re >ust Tuesday at his residence. tec^ 109.15 160th "St. :roas sunnday, November 23, \*us an j. re_ idle day for all churches. Due to ' class ^e rain,, many wr.o desired to go < cjlti^ church, could net attend, it the The Antioch Baptist church ami j -- Sundav School wn? ealle,! t,> ?>>-<!i*i' ' at the regular hour. The Rev. Jet is hi spoke from the Book of . ? David, subject, "Dive Thanks tint ^ ' the Lord," which was enjoyed by f the alh p trf The puTrrrr?thanked?rfrr? added sionary and \\ tiling Workers Club, or the Iiirr.ksgiving tfi'/t tuey m< nt, gave him. n Bethany Baptist church was a itlle off in their uttendan.e but bieg'-in the Rev. Gregory still held up the fr.ide. spirit in delivering a wonderful Etcher Message, preaching as never b? > sec. fore. in on. Fini te Matthew Gregory .spent e and Lhe week end with his father, th. Ro'sa Rev. Gregroy.. "The 1 rie: ds ol' Mr. Frank Dra .ton atsor.. have learned with deep regret that ;d ihS Qfi ?? confined to l?ed due to illness. . Hf-ek- .Mrs. "Frank Hyiuitd gave a fair* h ?nd v ut her* homo in Brooklyn, -N. ?rV i .a^t Satuhlay night in interval ?>l >ri to the $l,0t>0 rally of Bethany church n Jamaeia. She wishes to thank . very olie wlio_hel]Vo(f to nrtrkc it a succesB. ichers cherJ? * I,S- hl'aS. "f l St., y I jn ia still in Queen General hospital ! but is greatly improved. l? t Maye Olliva Webb underwent an 'tf. OI . . r\ / i l _____ in (jouon l.uimnil i.i.? , pital. ,urne arc m Synipathy with the romp- whitaker family in the loss of Mi. ange. ^|onzo Whitaker. 27 year,, old of from 104th Ave., Jamaeia. He died Friday, November 7th, at the lev, a hospital. He leaves behind, a wife, ^u: father, four sisters ar.d four bro. thers and many other relatives, baby ?crvjce was held at the MeGJesW Funeral parlor, Rev. Batton in iborty -hrrge. His body wa? taken l" taator, Scotland Neck. N. G. to be btineM vn,a in the family vault, ig for lloroe. The Allen A. M.~ E. church had wa9: a very good state rally sometime very ago. The lending state was South is, aiCarolinn, raising the sum c/f $1T'>. dven . | The members of the young people's ljoyed flaHu took a part in the rally, o the Mr. ard Mrs. Mack Morris spent cmhip 'tlie afternodfi ftith Mr. and Mrs. > the Flenton Johnston and Mrs. Mnble us. Joneg where they were served a nidnicht dinner consisting of pens. a+roV string beans, de | licic/ua southern fried chicken, coffee, fruit cup and cake, and cocktail. 1 Tt X-ray Finds Tuberci | n j - - ; "^ :^ .r'. jE^Sfl/lfX ?-?- i Doctor -fabove) shows yotmg girl IuiigfT Part of activities oriubercuios ?hy-DttrtstmSs'Seals, Is to find person SEARCHING FOR "IIIM" "The "average" victim ol tutTef. wUlo9ia has emerged from the study if-tlie. picUir?9_J) hin_ii the deaths >f 450 persons. The study, made i>y a state tuberculosis association (Michigan), sought the facts about the falling, but stilj insistent, death rate froln tuberculosis. The "average" person who di.s , from tuberculosis is a victim, not of the disease, but of hi* own ignorance,?carelessness and* Ifear. And he is TRTt^dlls only victim. Others are his victims, too. - The "average" victim, the oLrulyJ revealed, had not graduated, from higlr school. He knew little abput_ wn., moat 1 v AVrong. He had li - i. aware he w:ls ill for at least -dx months before he got the correct diagnosis. He did '>?t have mon?y to pay for his hospital care. He did not want to go to the sanr torium and, if he did go. he only we it when he was very ill. He left th? sanatorium agsiinst medical advice when he was well on the \\a\ to recovery. Ibcaus." hi' left against advice he went:home to die. He felt no (luty-4t? protect th~' people around him against his highly infectious illness. Hi- in., footed other members of his fi-i?i_ ily, hi? acquaintances. pei/ple he wof4eoil- w ith. Amuny:?them?>.< )!J. always be?foumf one person- w it It , active tuberculosis, for which li? ' was responsible. Not th: t he it the only one t at trots tuberculosis. The <Iisin?~. knows no boundaries of race. i?v. come, occupation, age or sex. Hut Ije is the major problem of the ttt hcrculosis associations. He is thy human barricade to further a I canoe against the disease. He must be fourd in time to vr-e his life and t,,- save other.. fior.i hio> -He tnns t lie sought amo".': apparently healthy persons, 'lie must he taught what to do about his own condition. He must . be taught to prote t others. He must be pivtn medical care. lie must 1 given occupational training. "> that when he i< fit again for every day life he will rot .become h tax payor's burden. Th?' search f<>r him is not ecv. It takes money to fin ] hint. Ant the search fur him must be in. f.jwo." ,i Tlx f M'!M"r "1' h?"' jr. Stiff-'"' tV'IMbo'-s Will. < '!'w-i h the f'fi'u ndvavtaires th-it time< Ii! : * :!v.'.t\s yiv t<> tuber c- lr It : to supply thrrat ei.nl f r hiw search us ?' t mtrch.se of (|. ' ?' . ?h- soh1111 ? of flj,. tohol 'O Insv O'.iK, v.y > v time h is ?(. o/1 ami pot rti'ir'- nior'!'--'' fart-, Ins !it"? in:iv he saved and tin1 oV< ; ?< . nt ' " "'i' i' of t".hew-o |..?;v ,1. > ist.-H i u?t that N*'" nidl'c for : H of Us. r\vi.oit school m:\vs T. J. Sullivan. Principal V ' of the '*! i(*11 v residents of the Tayldr irmt Little Cnmdrn"rntrv-mttfs - enjoyed -a happier. Thank-trivinir becaiso of cum . hioilitify which th'y j reived front Ta ylor s h??oI. The children put int., actual nr: .tire the lessors of shariti- with the less fortunate tv'r i h thi-y are bointr tayjrht. T'l'IC f'MHIMillill in j lllllllltill many an j varied. Many expres. si on* of thinks have been received from tho recipients of the Thrnks.Kivine packages. s\ ueiii r>T if itTi'si itt iiririK fested by the hoc* in the Bible in struetions and yamc, beincr tauirht to them hv Mr. Taylor of the C'o_ lumbia Bible College. They receive these?mst ructterns every Morula y afternoon. The boys (>f Taylor school do the b.ivs of the Monteith ee^onl in fames played Saturday, November 22 at Montieth school. The scores were 24 0 in football, and 13.8 in baseball. Mr. J. B. Felton and Supt. Cobb were recent visitors at Taylor school during the devotional pe riod, i t which time Supt. Cobb made timely remarks. Both expressed themselves as "being htgH Iv pleased with the spirit with which all entered into the service, and the precision with which the devotbmalft were conducted. Thev also viaited the class room, and spoko favorable of the school as a whole. IE PALMETTO LEADER llosis in Young Girl A i^vj I ^R?^>>;^ where tuberculosis has affected her Is assodl&tidhS, which art supported s who have the disease. KLIM* THE LIGHT SHINING , "Man m-ver vame closer- i& throd that in giving health t( men." Cicero's words are sharply appropriate this Christmas, wher Olciry Christmas" may eolinc hollow and "Peace on earth?goat will toward men" can, at the best nave oniy H prophetic ring. But" good \vi 11 tuward men" can ar.d must, be maintained in thh world. And what better way ti maintain it than in literally giv. ing heulthto-mem-TTns We do wher we buy Christmas Seals whict lonir ago proved themselves worthy of being a grear American trudi. ; i<?11. ~Tl,e -(hl^jsun; * Seal is the auk support of the National JFirbeicur losis Association and its-nearly 1.700 affiliated associations froir coast to coast. These associations for years an integral part of this country's health structure,, now face the most crucial year of then work. The grim e. rve .of tuberculosis has always, swung upward during times like these. We can prevent tiiis deadly climb. We can continue t0 force it downward u? we have during .the past thirty odd years We are armed against tubereu It/sis a.s never before. We know more about methods of prevention, | diagnosis and treatment.?Tl ert 'a re more-tuber.ul<>sie associations The associations are better or. ganized and can, if given financial - in port through this year'; j Christmas Pea! Sale, handle the heavy work ahead. Oct c/f the chest X_rayc for tuberculosis heing given to diaft.es has come "This count ry's^KTeatest opportunity to find person^ who ; re unaware ti nt they have the keens the WhUc IMmrtie > >n 'ir* mar h ; y the c) i>*f killer vf per<?ns- hetweeii la :l. <1 If). So we stand ^ fOod chance .if revuiti?v> this tinv?, the familiar en iVn story of war ?nd tuberculo is. If we d at't rewrite that* story, with all of"the knowledge we r*. v have, we shedt justly be-acvised of criminal Deflect that resulted in thousands of needless deaths. We ear -tcp into the picture.at this point because it iv our buym: aud nsiny Christmas Seals t at will keep th liirht of pro;>:e*? shinimt acrir.st tuberculosis. Kt Itu.tl I J-.M A t.l.JS I! n.n SCHOOL j H'-niifm t. S. C.?Mis? F. I, Jfl'-nnt teinher of six crude aiv , her ):?s-i prcs^rted to the schoo ' "hie tennis set November 2-1 I whi'eh '.Vfi. hiphlv appreciated b> the school. i On Wednesday: November 2fi, I | creat mayi-.ian with wonders n\v .failed t . un ,erjtand with our eyes ( Pen. cave an extra ordinary per. : f.irn-an i in chapel with an ap preciative audience which was in deed amusing". -- 1 ' Fridav November 2$7 tlie facul. ty, student body . nd friends as. ' 1 'Dm auditorium wfcicl -av? ? \? ,i;iuudly- nud-JAiilb at IvaoiivA. .pa Una-, witnessed the an. ?1- ol "Tr"?tfC's' Dav" dedicated i* honor of Messrs. Angus Fordham S'ir>t. of education, rnd O K. McDnnic), Supt. of eitv school A well planned musical and litcra ry program was rendered as fol. ...'.u.r,'.- on -.id,'Hi- Mrs. 1.. Fray.i-r "iptur a?d i'vo^'itirn. Mr. (I Phelps: chart. "Sweet Hour n Pr: vcr:" spiritual, Robert Small, choir, reading. Miss F. Feat: solo William Smith .Tr.: quartet se lection, Mcsdftmes S. Bailey, L Fvn7.icr. Messrs. FT Johnson anr \V. Smith: instrumental selection Gloric Davi.s; spirit-al. Ruber Smalls choir; remrrks, Mr. W Kent Alston: selection, Bows' nuar tet, "Alma Mpta:" presentation ol flowers, Alba My.i\. and Glori< Davis. To much cannot be srrrd am done in a way of showing our rr>. prociation for these two gentle men. The other white friends were Dr. and Mrs. Burns Jr/nps. Mr Claude McLlod, Mrs. F. W. Pebep or. M?" River^ Va>-n. Mrs. J. Mo rail, Mr. Cnrv Black. Mrs. J. I) Carter ftTd Mrs. Benjamin Bos i-k. Subscribe For The Palmetto Leadei 'joint Stock Company In Annual Session i In Florence J - The fiftieth rnnual session erf j*h? Joirt Stock Company of South 1 Carolina convwicd in Florence, | 1 8. C. NovcPiber 11, 12, at 9:30 and j1 wn? opened in due form with.] 'Grand Chief F. W. Lawrence., presiding. Love feast was pynducted ' by the chaplain, J. D. Davis and 1 Bro. T. J. Brooks. Attendants: Mesdames M. B. Pogue, Ella Mft. 1 zone, Carrie Graham, Hester EL ' lei be and Annie Pringle. After love feast and*- calling of j I the roll of the grand officers, ' j presidents and delegates, the rolL) I j was corrected.?-The -Grand?Chief-H appointed the committees; remarks | by the Grand Chief of the lodge 1 and we rdjourned Tor dinner. Dinner was served t0 round about ] i 300 children and quite a number [s Mis. M. B. Pogue, Btate matron, ?nd other juvenile matrons. ] At 2 o'clock the lodge reassembl ed to hear the juvenile program, m The renditions were very firo with jl "?rfal>ns, dilets end qua'tets Ll The young people played a.splend s -idqf^nT^mFt^cq^ogram. "At 1:30 the H niversary program was held \ Remark,, by the Grrtnd Chief,T. W. i . ?twiwrenco. He mrvniled the picfure >, of the founder of the jeinT stock. I \ Brother Joseph Guile; the history ]t ) | Rev. \V. S. Guile. He said that in t ' 'the dliys of the 70's and 80's whon . i ' people were unnble to. secure a ( I debtor. Brother Joseph Guile had ] I a vision. He called four or five j , men together at Mill Branch, ami t jsrt together on a log. After con . I versing with them he organized > 1 his- society, "therefore we are ) hero todav to recall the memory 1 ?f an atoined coinage the men i hers had to ?n t the organization rs a heritage handed to us for the uplift of the Tatre;" Rev. A. R. Howard dclivri . ed the anniversary address. He pnyrwt Hihrte to FnttU'l1 Joseph Guile, in har-apmuH-t-o ttll' liuon. ? -bars-he?said Father Guile had no J i idea that he was hund'tvr such * ? . organization to the people of b i race. He sai;| that as a croup, w<should honor and cherish his nt" ' mory in handing to the race s'- 1 > h>;ril:t're. Dr. How.vd ! pptalcd s ' to th<- nn-mhers t>? lengthen th-' I ; co'd by bringing in more men to 1 niche the on! r stronger by nayine : . their dues in their loval lodges. H R vreTTi TTt* KPforirrn a?pVtnck-.- ? i service wit, conducted jby Bros. | Solomon Thomas. J. C. McCall > Sister Hhillis Dargand rnd An nu: 1 sermon 1a- Rev. D V7 Small. nnd w>c erioved by all. Collection 0\- 1. CJ. Chandler* JS. .Sellers an'1 [ Mrs. Mary Samuel. i j The second day session of th? convention conevened at 0 o'clock. It was opened in duo form Wi;h President Lawrcnroe in the ehr'V Minutes were road niui nnruove' Reports from the state heeppnir'-r i with grand chief. After reading h: report. Rer. I >v'ronoe moved that > the errand rhi<*f t o v chvP-d f >' 1042. With the vice chief in chair, the report was adopted bv standing vote. The firancial sec rotary read his rmnvt and or, pm tic.n. was received as infom*.*1 Lvm and turned over to the j udit:"e , committee. The convention a' iourned for di: n< r. ftei n .on ? ssion: Remrts con tinned. Grand financial ta> \^ report was received as inform ti?<n * and turned over t<, the auditui committee, itepovt ot the r : ;r < treasurer i""d and m1 m turned over tn the auditing eo'u _ mittec. Rev. A. R. Howard >;nv <' B that the rules to suspended and I that all of the" r-and oTirers b' re. elected was-carried hv?mi'in. M imoys vote." , IVm.arks hy the G'.and Chie1" a then the lodtre j diourned. I Rvenine* Ses?io : 7:.'!0 I >d r I ) , re assembled for memorial ser I 1 vice. Sonc service vtis en haded (tby Brother W. M. MoCh-r<\. AT-"r , trie M"Fadden. Tom Johnson and j Janerette Waleot. FuIotv M"?. j i i H. J. Howard: sernv n hv T<?v. M ' . | C. Cooler. This was a verv ?-'d ' j sermon; mr lvh led be Rev. W. 3. j' Guile, eollrctio'ii bv Brother Ar. nold Wliliams atul Vattic Pr< sley j The lodee adjourned. ? -Third day sessiuu?ih the Grand Chief i? the rh-Mr7^ i Reading and npnroving of nv n. . ivfeR. C^nt'r""tnin 'd* he rcno?-t< _ >f oil committees. The lmp?e?ad?t_ i "jourred at T"o'cloetc Tor "dinner re" re-convene at 2:30 P.Nrn. ' Reports continued. This ,,:r>c opo of the grandest?sessions iold in its history. Pence ani ! vr nv .prevailed during the .n : The grand lodge tTv n nlh ed. The quarteriv session T>T V.M2! i f The lirst session. Finn ne?. F"b ( > ruarv 13, 1012: P edee, p. h-n-iv , 1.9; Darlington. Fehrua'v ?0; V'il j llamshurg, February 22; S ur er, FeBruarv 20. ? 1 Rev. TI. M. Martin, reporter ' MT. PISGAH RVPT1ST C'TRCR Rev. J. H. SPigner Pa-tor Killian. S. C.- We hi 5 ,-v ? ,1 . 1 .1.... 4U. : i vhjikh-i 11. i (utv irif - fi; i-1 V TKF pastor preached ? T rr I h i-iny sermon in the moninf I- he afternoon Rev. Pearson pn-t'*t <f I Zion Canaan, preached : nd ' fill sermon. He had with h:,u 1 is fl usher board and choir and * -n? I member,, of Zion Canaan. Codec H tion, $0 10. . We wertn to Zion Can.if n S in_ I day. Orrr pastor prcn^lm 1 n won - 3 ' derful short sermon. Our choir, i| usher board and some members 1| were present. Collection, $10.30. 1 The Willine Workers Union will >1 . meet at thi* church beginning | . i Friday niprht through the fifth ' [Lord's day in November. I V ' " " SCHOFIELD HIGH SCHOOL By William We88els The Schofield glee club und the (lire, tii i) of Mr. L. B. Ros rendered choice selections at tl recent meeting of the Aiken branc af the X. A. A. C. P. at Friendshi BiqyrrPT?church-:?TTn??group w*i romnif mli'd mast heartily bv a svho were privileged tor hear ther The glee club will be present* in public recital very soon. VVutc for the date. The .Schofield male quartet busy rel cursing preparatory :hei** public appearance. The pei tunnel of the group is us follow: lames Wright, first tenor; Thar lius Kerner, second tenor; Wi liain Lr. Hopkins, baritone, ar Law ton Ctirbett, basso. Our efficient executive, M Sanford P. Bradley, is much in dr rand as m offkial at the vnrioi liter collegiate games all over tl state. '. Moat of the boarding Studen >vo returned after a pleasai i tumus-iivjmr l'W(!5S. * The Schofield Rrrris over whei ningly defeated the Hainc? tea: Tom Augusta, Ga.. November 1' Alien the final whistle blew, tl score wag .19-0 in favor of Schc TeTfl ^ Our home comimr cm mo ?eheiluled For FrTTTayi Novenilv !S. Rottis Academy and Schofial vill vie for the pigskin honors o hut day. Kach?rlns? in the school he hos<'|j ,, candidate. The fortnnnt me is to be erownned "Miss Hr.-.r >minfy." The candidates are: Mi? ^aulinc Livinerston, 11th grnd< iliSy Luoile Littles. 10 th prrd( diss tittian Joy nor, 0th (?rad? mBm y t ill ^lr1!s I IIAIOABD AIB-CONDITIOND IICLININO-8EAT COACBB8 *** "'in* roumiTtn Richmond 5 ,">.4 0 WasninRton 7.35 Philadelphia lQ.O.N New York 11.8* Boston (via Moll (late Bridge ... 17.3' Pitts burgh 13.11' Buffalo 16.J0 St. Petersburg _.. H.k lamna m . ;i .Miami jo.Hi W Palm Boach - 9.(>C Jacksonville 5.10 J. I.. Carter, DPA C-olumbia, S. C. Ii'i'cm No 1 Arcade Bldg. Telephone ';821?9987 ZpCiS IO VI ENUF FLOUR It's good? HONESTLY PLN'CKNEY'S } Mlh.iTAKEK AM) ur suL iti CAKOl 1 >008 WASHINGTON S Saturday, Decembar 6, 1941 Miss Helen Chnvous, 8th g'ade; Miss Annie Lou Graham, 7th ^ grade. ^ er | We hope that graduates and for is, ' mer students will plan to visit their alma matex on_Lbis day :h jff = PROFESSIONAL Oj ?CARDS :h is DR. H. H. COOPER to DENTIST Special Attention Given to Dls5: eases pf the Gums * ^ |- Gold Crown and Rrklgc Work fl 1 A Specialty id Office Phone 6129 Res. 8261 1125 Washington -St. Col'a.. S C. Y. ~ , ' Office Hours: Telephones: 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Ofliee 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins ts DENTIST X-RAY SERVICE ' BLOCK ANESIHi:s:\ ~ 1107Vj Washington St. Colu-nthhi D. ^ -I DR. J. G. STUART * - Eye, Ear, ^Jose-and-Thraal , Office Hours: Telephones: 10:00 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 4692 4:00 P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 3796 Office Residence 7" 2030 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St. REV. J. H. JOHNSON m NOTARY PUBLIC Office 2029 Marion Street ?L Dealer in Real Estate, performs Marriage Ceremonies, writes Wills ^ Deeds, Mortgages, Claims, etc. Call to Lee Him Counts Drug Store _ PRESCRIPTION .3 BY YOUR DOCTOR A Full Line ot loitet Articie* 105 W ASiiiN Li 1 UN olKEEl PHONE 2-1967 MDaaWMUBMMS 'Javid G Ellison ^ Generni lnanr?n/'o Honest and efficient attentioi given to all business placed with roe I*fH)NE- 5717 ^ r^HAVE YUU a tACDUDHiNS f \ ^ That coiirJ\. from I \ / a cold may ruck your I ' ' t>o<ly until you have I the couchincr jiii-ts. Let one i|<is<- 8 of Mentlto-MuNioii start you fo.;. Ine east- t. quirh r, more con able. Satisfaction or money !?.. 60c and 51.00 sizes. Try it. I ^MENTHOJMULSiQKl Relieve stuffy note due to cold v- ?h Menfbo* 9 MultJon note *nd lbro.it drop. . I ' *c.i*b?? ? more e*t*ty??Atk yc.w? x .... . ! V s ! McDANIEL'S DRUG ! STORE MADAM PETERS f\ B HAIR GROWER Fur Diseased Scalp ? Gives Life I and Beauty. BEST GROWER? . I A 11 r? I - ~ " -j wae a weeK?Frice 35c. 1906 lllanding St. Columbia, S. C. Counts Drug Store, Washington St.; Thomas Drug Store, Taylor ^ and Harden Street "* ONS WAT " cents per mile I ROUND TRIP 10% less than double I the one way iaref ?P ~ ?e ?? ? I-.,"/" " Air Conditioned CooehoM 1 ON THROUOH TRA1HS l [ M J. T. COBB . ! Division Passenger Agent Colombia, 8. C. MINERAL HOME LICENSED EM HALM F.R LIN A AND GEORGIA I Ftinpra I (;lr, an,I Funeral Equipment ^fJWVfV-^TTTETORT " * ? And Rotter Than the Ft 0[_ And Prices F,osa Office Phono 2-33.?7 Residence Phone 7765 J COURTESY -?-r= AND SERVICE i * ? -- 6 it. counvtwiA, s <j.