Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

S^ti^rdaAV Apt il ZJL 1913 Add it ic n it 1 Co ni rib u tions to the Wilkinson liome The Culture Ciub wishes t <> thank i.hi lVIIowiny; i dditional conn ibutiisr. tor the fallowing; !<>Snatior.:'. iii i.u ir ili-i* u :Vr uie 'Ali Home: .Mis. S. M r..?y!sl '-ii Jwj.i!.': Ah. Jctlir , o r .Miiuig,_ Railorrt i:cr;- -Air-. I.. 'J.,1 1. . o.nl 23i ; M: . t!cytr-nvn I*. tktrrk :C>v; Ails. > . ~Hv.'.l.y J5e; Aii... l i , AiVs. A ! r . li. Dixon Ai . i>. U Mai Us "J Ac; * Mir. Mw.i:>:in ray Mrs. 'ea nie .lonus i. e: ,'>iA-,.- Sir.il : ..Mrs. L. Man. >\ . ; . i . T?n~11 an'sc. r;/ U'.; ?l:v. 'I. .y h. Hen " - *"2f.-cT AVC-"An;: \ ':-u:!iinr;i nr.; . h-. ,M;i: j Cf .i. .* i.'.> Kliui ih.o:.niaii ]0<;C:sh 55c: A': -. Crunk Gary 50c; First Calvary Church J m $10.00; Mr. and" Mrs. \V. 1. Gilliam.$1.00; Mr. aiul Mrs. K. D. Coleman SI. o; l' >sial Alliance $3.00; .1. Amiaw Simmons Sl/jO; T J. II. AVliilrni; n .!< 1 . Ml. Mr. ^Hid Alirs. J I). K. vnoliU $1.<>?i; Friends-$5.00; k.'V. 0: TolcU Kh $5.0't; Donation >'-5.ou; Air. ;..;a. llaitwvll $1.00; Bishop Fin^^lu.V Cl'.ayUr.?r-t?L-C-ek. C'.liiii'rh. . $5.00; Miss Shr.dir }.r;is, Alaeon, tia., $5.00; 41''- '"im Mack $1,00; Air and Mis. Willis ),>yd, SIJAU^-Mt'zttM Mo-,i. AlaHI":: $1.00; Mrs. A. W. TTTT.r.ks $1.00; Airs. Leroy Hurhy $10 <1; Mrs. Bessie Walker si.00; Alls. Allies. Evans . SLUM Aiis." Lester Davis. Jk Batesbo.ry S. C.. >'<1.00; Airs. I!(boeca Dear. $1.''0; .Mrs. H.len Checks f>Ue: '.wis? F Pager; H RTeu er $i.tU{ .Miss <>. I.. Alien oOc;. Mi.-s?M. "Cofieki a Me: At i s. Eh-- lene Nelsjii.ki'e: .Mr-, ley line; .Mrs. li. t.. Ray : Rev. Mr. Ho he: v IRitlvr -<>r; A l /ien>i $1.UQ. FIRST AFRICAN HAI'TIST C1IL1ICII Rev. J. \Y. Davis, Pastor Sunday school began at the usual hour 10 a.m. The teste ers tnrrk rhai-pv of Their classes. Very favorable comments were made by the Pastor, Rev, J. \V. Davis. At 11 a.m. the morning service, began. Our pastor conducted the opening devotions. Tin* pastor preached on the subject ""The Work,, of God". Text Genesis 1:1. I am sure I voice the sentiment of all present,"whrrr ! ray that thig trrr??i! ?G' 1?rm?insj?i: .rami! :-IT- itually vrnevccd. One candidate for bant ism?tvas?received. Sunday night a vci'y enjoyable m nnr.nm -l r -I l" * ui 'I I';- our I Pastor, Rev. D.ivia in honor of V\ v:v;y.W---SirIwrTl'oir; Invunth *?: "ServPv: of the Fir.-tFarto.. sun I Ollioors", T>oa. H. G. Fisher: "Service of tlv. Send v School", Mm I*'. .M. Washington; ^ Solo, M.rs. Rlrou-h" Washington: "?er\ ire. cf t h^ Choir". lieu- Inh Fisher: Paper, "In Men-ariam" Mrs. .\n"a Davis; Pnv.otitntson of Florals. Mrs. Pote: Ih'ii CJi Mrs. Geneva Gannons; ndo; Mr. Georjre Davis; Address, "T'H- Power of Memory". the pastor; Solo, Mrs. .! nni<- Jackson. Mnstoy of Ceremonies, Rev. Wm Simmons. Fav'i church in the, c;c v.a' vvelL Vfn'i seoiixl by th pastor.iu:d. son:v of th.. officers an! nietrh'-rs. The principal ami solve of the ? facility mi d hv oThihevt Small high and JIvnui<:rt county s hools ; were yirosotu and mad,, their eon trihntions. for which c.t ."wisli t" j t! ajik the'n. The eollei lion was Siin.OiV G lh day. < Don. John Pete. C lerk < !iIT. Z'ON A. M. K. ( lit KCil J Rev. .1 c (i.e..-!? m;?:. < ? Florence, JS. < .?Our 1?;o11.> thi: year is Ml. Zion A. M. K. 11 i:-!i 1 flies with lu-i'/O'An Wini:-'. The 1 second Suuiay :t i.iph <!. y. spiritually and hancinll''. Our Pre- ' hid in;!' 1.1.lev l>r. 1. S. l "e v. as with. ' Us in the second quart rriv conl'rr- ' cnee, and pivar ed for us in the ! morning. We all enjoyed .the ser- ' ninn vuy much. On,- Pastor, Rev 1 J. C. Qu:irl<\- brourh* us ,he nics- _ satre at the nieht. service whic". j - Was-als?> en.i'.yed by alb Wc had A . . n r^TPtrd Thi..' and J-;. i JE_ quart ni l v. im it uiu tv not hinder u , h .(loin" o;ir duty to r' ^.our he.iov.-d P. Id. 1 We paid him out in full. Monday nie t. Dr.-J. 1 E.'ftiamas the (ITieient P. K. of ' the Mr. Pleasant distiivt was with ps. and "ixve as some very eiuonr- I aprinp- word-. I! . Dr. Thomas said : he lias bccirt round Florence aboct c twenty "ears, an'd f i is the most ! monoy.^Fvei- raisVd in any single effort jf?Tiiis -w due to 1 endorphin. I^w^iit'il's i--- interested in the ' church, and the officers and meinhers are standing by his program. because ho hny a red program Any eone'rej.'at i'n would lil;c to have such a leader as Rev. Quarles. Our pastor na.Vs hl? money v* first, and then says to the members copvo on and put yours dovn. , God bless the bishop and conference for sending us swh a man. .Tost one more year if thix lender is with us w? will he out of-debt. The nnstor organized a Junior ' choir about throe months ago. Mrs Armdta .brrhnson is the efli ' cient organist. Shy doing nicely with the young people. This choir sang for the quarterly chn"'fercnce Mondav night, something 1 Oew fO?- n eboil- altnn.l enee. Wo also liavo one of the ' best Senior choirs in fthe stat^ ( Let 11s all pray fov this spirit to continue. ] . 3L P. Gamble, reporter I Marion I>L nie Wilkin-!,1 ran Work Shop U Wil'.isk n,' Fn ('. .I'arnv.v.11 I :o;i'ity tan.hers lu'.Vy been tcroupnil ir.io sevm y;io'ups cr work' nep? nt'V the cov.nty i ii'K i* the supi.r , i. silt I.:" V . U Jit '.U't . MlS. Su-art 1". l'ai'i y, tiv >iip -1 I tact ?TT+?t?* ?dii .-ti?4?ULiiij ' "] i" . I'.onl if I n; ;;hil v.-; rryani". .1 inn n?I.iiil mi L= . yftthh*._Mrt. Kane H. Allen wvs | vfl''Vi:"*Y"": ?a.'\ ~ : _. cre Ia;-v. The".' wriv Vi '.'V !1.'- .iX L i_j,-..Wit;i CC ' in in? pir.viii i f i hi < . : h s".Ui!y "ivrp t(?_p;rO .i t nine :<-i- '.'i"in :.ei v;- as i'-s iiispir , : -s- r v'' i S a lHv. Hi'.. ?nai:y school. orYriil ,li. : t. ' i M Marion l'irni,. Wilkinson. a f!u'? w inker. an inn r-'n ial loader, andfouiulor of t'.'e Wil- " kinson llnnif. airs. WilUnson.. iinii'f nIiiiiv': ntin. ion {.nv-j-.y the foremost living So;.th Caro- ' i ostitis. i'he_ y_t.:>;.n a-Li: Lite..'. I lll.e i ;nv.f and tin- workshop was tallTirli.u TiivffFe Vilk'r."''it Work sl'op. sti lly '>f {iv"I'kinvtion of th It.;ot irr?:?Cormntmky?' v ?s -the ? .tSi, "pvobkin". Many ramies .pi I 1 >! o:i' h wvi (. I'-.u'ii.?*! ?t-;-r >wp~ ? .( Iwti I two "piohl'ii's" to Ijnali io vn into antics of st 1-. 4+rt}VF??v;?Hte -;'hf ^o.-ial-Suiuil ; 'ill-' nnd ~2.~ 1 oiin-ovi.e ~1 :rsr Conditions in thf Comntuiiitv. Til's was klouf 1.;. Iiaviny "proii,.o ,li. ...I I .... - .1- .'.{I Hlil I IIV, I I. i hi OtHfp- t-he I: -. COlU.UUn iv. Iv'ich teacher pi\ rented h-.*: .aiy.lj of approach it "Kit, <v r. a: e * and cxpe! ii JUT. - K'o-.vats v.vre. dis.u.-.-ed "fully ami pre ?aTeuM'nr I'n.lcc: ii v. Is ? xurnnrr.i y t-f ;.!! -work done it) he v.'ori:.-ho|>? K;teh teacher v. as asked l-y to Tounes tea I so 1* in i< i't H* Uri'ting. what she ha< 1 uoiie in her "J las pnt'. ticnily. t*o carry o t : ei , lrports. For instance. let po- ' his make a *'l>ii? 1 lto 1 .** tlu.tl g\> out * .u:d use it: let tin1 "health ox per- ' ii'in'cs" in the vias,. room ho felt iivt-e -hoop* ami community. Tile ''social urates" were review- ' ci also. _ ^ A list of imperials "v.as givcritrr -j tiie group by tin- Je:tiu*s teacher. , The group ordered them and used ' t' em for rcfeiences. Materials f-om the Educational Foundation were- distributed also by Mrs. ! Cailey. Other professional books ' were studied. ! Thp "study" bps done much to 't,:ilire the st.it s of : i. _rmai_ teachers. There L no ilouht that * .lie teachers being organized in ~~ ti.e woik si on. i v virtue ol' their ^ "shared experiences" based on . 'research"- and. "discussions" have done much to improve their pro- ; itsrioiuil .trabung. with tke ttsMSr " ;c.;a^o and untiring efforts?oi tliej.Yune;. teacher, Mrs. Susan F. P.aiKatie If. Alien. ' McCALl. XKWS ' \t * ~~ rT~~ v? t* itrs' ta-vssod to haw ,A few J c k.f o r hoys heme vi.-ilintj from I e army. I'vt; Kliun i'mwn, Mam j Adams: They look the pie. tire of jj ..vaiUi _arul report thai .they arc ,, .ei'tang alonjr Jniecly. Mr. John i; Hj.iHT.eU is leavinj* Thursday !r,r Bio- klyn. N. V., vuero he will s t tin: loe'al hoard. Wo wish [ li-AI. 4T*?-'"I l"?h. j hoiyj .. v. Vie very good -% tiiOl, la-aver Pant chui vTT Mtmday. "The i liov. i'. llohiti o!! navv us Miotic i ] 1)11.' : i, OO'i'i : V) li'iOlW ill A (' short v. ay. The lie v. <li. .\I:- ; Lai ion 'a as II'.'.. IlohioS'> *s I a"d ";r c a uric: reive: iTtlT of iaoah'hvh Tiu- i-enaoo v.a..'njoyv f c ayain. ' . Scrvivcs were also ipx-d a; (lie i iv hi u riHii enure . I I: Pu-v. j Tamos on ached one of his -preitt " oriiion,^ which was enjoyed. Pvt. Calvin MrUno <,l ! i. Pram? t rviio lias been in tin- a; my J'i v, ri'it'tr s was a viwtor. :< The Si. Paul M. I'., .huiv'i lemiei I service lU-iiYi v Hani ( hurt" u .i -'ji.'ii. in intt?iv. i of Mr. (*_ M, -1 Jet hea'i; club. Rev. 1.. White tl >i ca_ 1:f* I i c sM-ir.oi,. This w?;*? ii < very good service. ('olkction ' 10 a]. ; : if, 1 h.e Rev. I). Jones was able to )e out Sam day to the delijrhl of lis many friends..after ;; speiT-p f illness. .Mrs. Mar.caret A. iv very swkwgtM-bih *' " F'b;;'. -?t ihvlCjPmesisMjnTvTj^^ _v rHcriindergobi'.' an opwat inn in v he Ileiinettsville hospital. He is io\v at tome." We wi.Mi {or ai; b he siek folk a - needy recovery. ?s Please iy ready to pay for youi ! inner when it i-oihes. been us.* a: u" the nresent crisis, we are now >i roiutt through, don't have time to rake two trips for fie. :i Kara P. P.ethea, reporter t, ? tl INK (.ROM: A. M. [ :. cm nni w Rev. J. M. \V i 11 i * m w i >o v. <... I ' ^ Sunday school hcgnn at too isual hour with the supt. and the eaehei's at their post of dnty. The pas-ton brought forth an injuring message fro in the subject >> 'Th,. Poor and Tlvc Needed." Mur.y mils rejoiced.We were glad tu have with us Wis. Marie Blocker and daughter md two sons. 0 Th" F5.S.S. Club met. at the home ci f .Mrs. Nancy Paris. After the O )usines* of flic club was discussed m vr were served tcp cream and cake yi The next meeting will be at the G iom? of-.Mrs Susanna Graham* ai The Kaster program will bp eon- \,{ urcted Sun/lay, April 255, by Miss R Jllia .Nixson at 2:30 O'clock. ft Those on the sick list are Mr.- g 101i/.ah .Jiles, Mrs, Pearl Foust, and c< Wrs. Elizah McKenzy. pi I tii&K-'c Ill-; t\ <)! ' THK ( <)lil yill A AMnr\ thstkict \. w-+:. tDN < HI UC li M \K i:s iNNOI N( {All N't Ai! ii.: i-i.;.- : r.il .li. iii...:in hi a ::n. h1 1 District ;i r c -Kill t'V (.l!.-k i'V-> Hi' -II K;->trr, Sunday, April 2~> with pcivaI Ka-t'j." A ! souaii ; lT<y iiTo ftrrtfirr Trrri?r?r nwi'ly? ? iki of tiu1 ( luiis 1: by ~l*rrtt? I Pur 11i i; -ml t Ueinir :vd_>_ nuiElLl. v | _\\ . \V. l-'intb1 PI !'. /.'.to i'. I'!.cat ion Ho-.. A i'lO. tU t-,?( i li-. N. cn;!y !. .' : i r ;.s ..s P ic. \\ ili tin- .*ti:rv?tvr t'h-a. .. 11,1 A r:e i-.t i.v?Lur-i.--l.at, i'it'.! I. ; i Oi I o! . Hi1' . lu.lli.1-L ' -I'.-l n.aounts c .itfcU-d thai i i ii'i'1 Hal ipony m r.jioVTT fITTtJ i6"b'i rn - - - . ? '.in,... re prayers l i: the u;- .' .etl sueiv5nt all. J. W. SIIAW. 1'. ih ilT. I'ISGAH A. M. E. CIll'KC'l! lu-v. J. H; JenninKs, lhr.stor In H i st HitHy ltaisk ss $1721..10 Saniter. S. ('.-?.Ml. I'is^ali A.M ... villi!i ll . Iia>l a siTCecssrtil tall> 1 .uormuj night* April 12. Tin i snov.ii,i- typo ill* k-udi vsiiip w. ia.Ui>r jiast'u lias only oot-t Till' t'otir UtolltUS but ! C . (.as lis ntn o o-^^u-^s-un ..is i, i:. i J.u.' i nl:: V I'.' i!o l111- V.oii; of tr'< i.i'.ir- . iXnu'iiff tin.' li iontl... I iia naiu- aoiitnb..k.-.ori., wnc llisho. ;i. 1 1 ii'|>ef, !<lo.(H); Dr. ih. .'.i. .. . . . .. ii I ... I.- i I'..i ... si Jr. J. I.. Bcmvo, .;.n;.on; ur, 1. wills' : cla-*, lcadeiy made the lol owing upon; N?. i. Eliza "1{w?i >1.1 .Ul'; '.\o. 2, Mamie Gtanam w'.iO; No. pnanus barno M.'l.Ot \o. 4, A. G, Slohcs $42.50; No. :/\i i ni'.i i-. $t5:i.oit; No. (>, M 5. Ifrhgdbn, $34.00; No. 7.,Ftaner doore $105.0o; No. S Mary J. l)e . ait;e $24.00; No. it Key, J. B leanings,-$86.50; No. 10. Henrj -Tarson, $88.00; No. 11. Rebecca aliy $80.00; No. 12, A. C. T: row w~T2ivOO; No. 18. A. C. Robert! :2$b;j No 11, John Douglass. $26 so. 1 5 .Julias TindalL_$-.2.uO; X? 0, Jo0 1). Spears. 11 . 1 f>; Nu. 1: ^niiie F.. Harrison, $15.00: No. ,15 iV'ni. Wilson $1.00; No. 20. Alici 'ondand $8.50; No. 21 Mary But cr $17.50; No. 22. Malachi Wil iams $82.00; No. 23. Robert Me .cod, Si0.00; No. 21, Pearl Nathat el $0.00 No. 20. A. L. lleywan "10.00; No. 2t; Idtt--bcHU*brss $25 so. 2S. I. 11. .l.'.au v.'nii, s o,),(II); N 1,1 it., Thomas Coleman $18,50: No 8] tnnie A bite $fth00;~No, 32 Rost )rn!iis $17.00, No. 30.?Alotlu ohnson $25.25; No. 31, Eva Broel 5.00; No. 85, S. A, Martin $4G.">( vo. 37. Itebeeca Princ lL. $10.50 Mtaf bv?chrsuw.--SI 08-2.5 lb--- ? T:e cl'-b.s reported as follows Stewardess Board No. 1, 1 felt it lob-in son $1 lib. To: No. 2, Junto 'opeland $5(5.00; No. 8 Annie E arrison, S2'"t.0Q; Daughters oi '.Hen. Julia Bvrd, $10.4)0; Sunday ehfol, Prof. U. G. Conyors. Sujit 50.00; Helnintr Hard club. fvv? b'oclc, $28.00; Pulpit Aid, Aim." lo.vkin, $75.00; Deaconess, board a ma Burgess, $25.00; Senioi slurs, Mamie Delaine. $li.S0; Jur r us!.er< Edith Priiyclo, $25.00 loosing . cl'-l'i, Francis Monro 141.25; A. ('. E. League. -Alice ojr'son, $20.00: Senior choir, .1 . Slater $15.00 Total $031.80 la-s report . . 1OO2.5L 'ota amovn'. raised . ;721.3: OATRIBK ON A TIMELY HEME i :.,... ! .. .. e / i:. . ?\ . lil : : ' ' ."M 'Ill ll * it l ull! Ii1 April IT. It'll! 0 the Ivditor ho J'Hmettn Leader okim'oia. Sunlit Carolina. 'rar Sir: I'iciiso allow m> s|,:;rt. in. yo.n reasured paper 'to say a. few oni; 011 a tlu nvj wi.ich I tlu'ni 1 he of rent iinoortaivro. II' tin re i>; any place in all I'm t.: Id wlv.ro dignity and proper eeorum should prevail it is ir ic pulpit. It is positively disj?n.s! iif p> travel abort-ami observe thi ick of t: 1-e important traits ir 1 nunty of ear pulpits. JVpioiable a,. it may seem, this onlitioti is not confined to tin oor+y trained ami qorise-i Hit mate lember* of the ministerial proi pf our minister; are unlitv ol 1 initio rialir.al-feasan<e. Among t li e most common rear lies of n. lpu itiquetio are r in les* end siovi nly posture hamel'ully i.nm cvssnrv muviKins all over t^'.' ret rum. might ly crossing of lae logs while 'atoll, pounding the Kiblo. and ireless Tiawiling of t.he hymn.ml:, to casually mention^ a few liners thai need improving. litis titer hi-iic'.Ts that our Thoologii! seminaries might well devote 01'.' of their lime io a course in it 1;>it decorum. V'-ry ?inr?rc'.y yours for a mora cultured ministry of tlie gospel Rev. .1 C. Hilton H-if MILLS A. M. K. CHI RC H Rev. R. A. Young, I'aslor Hie!- Hills, 8." C,-Brother E. . (Tadson conducted a warm pray service last Sunday morningur pastor was absent last Sunday omin? the first time in three' 3hvh, to our regret, liro. Charley rant, one of ouv oldest members id a class leatlej- for forty-live carp wa, funeijdjzed Monday, cr. L. A. fx>gan officiated at the ineral. Corpornl James W. Sinleton was home on furlough remtly. He is stationed at MemItt?, Tenn. I THE PALMETTO Easy to Keep What appear to l?n rcbais arc (.< ~ tricnily }v at. a Jlyiry auit?. The to:?*: ^ but they uic fib.'c to carry on^th;::: -j v. i:s imimstkr mays I An rsmT-rnn isnH .".iv. ay^-Veh ( - ~t;h4--?v-U he'- ai. .a t always rensoiti bored, i.iut in times li!;v tlioso ":Tir" ' illi.01'1 d. \\ ilto'lThey <.il!l ; 3 iii? y van iii-i'i* alivM-But tin- i ? -rpi h' 1 -> -1 man s..I'l'min? ^ u';.s not ?>::!y \pr**.-sitn* In i? in til- I womb M '' ' V h' = i " 1"'u> < ' !" I -?. ulH'.'.ouUd?; -?.0 ,t :i 'li'i | ' o fi\ M>. a- -l urlus.- ; si' wii. iU.-d a... i.K'.-a | us ? no dollar a:-.' a ! ' k'vs: Mr. F.ddi? I' - John S: . ; m . i- w: _ . r - - --a" | '.I. A. Cr . - - -.5 > I J Mr. 1); 11. Tl. a - - . -.??? : ' Mr. Sloan K . 2.00 | -?Mr. I pi niiii an?. '1.0 ' | !.\y. l-Jil U ill. . - - - - On | Mr. \V. B. il _ L'.OO | Mi. ( . X. 1-u. l.M* | Mr. Frank W;. . . { 1 Mr, Charley Lathan . _ 1.25 j ; Ucv. W. M. Ji-?l;iiis 1.25 i 3 Mrs. Deatrieo Vaiu-v ? IMP ' 1 Miss ilena'Bl'ov n _ . 1.2w > Mrs. Mada 'Thompson - ... - .1-00 Mrs. I.IJly Muluii : - - l-dun Mrs. Alniu L. Jenkins . . . 1.00 Mr. Kddie Bradley ...... _ 1.00 j - Mr. Warren lY.jih . . - l.o:| - Mr. James Cambrel . ... l.OOj - Mr. James Daniels - - l-1-'1 I i Mr. Kim vd Moss _ . .... 1.00 I 1 Mr. Kobert Ilolden _ . . _ _ 1.00 j a Air. Felt an Glenn 1.Q0 | [Ml. i '1"' WnlL-i.r 1 .,l!'' . I : \ii,nw> <"?.-m-i 1 ",1 - . _ . Mr. Wnymo;; Wiley . ,r 1.0- ?l u Mpp Iiarvcy?W-ilaami? I - 1.0'i j : Mvs. ToiVn' W'THiams . _ - . 1 .no | J-iMw. Eliza liri vver- - ? J.'i.j . M+. MyU-s Cactliae ..... 1. ' - ilrs_ i?..'iui .Wiii: < . r Mr'.""A Taenia*- 'Wr.-* . . . Wm-r Mr. Henry Walk, r l.'O 'Mr. Matthov .Foiinsotf . ' u'1 ! . Mr a Xi llic .foinv-; n !.< f Mrs. Willie Mao l/ .vi 1 .?>?.? : Mrs. Maw lilovcr 1 <' ' I Mrs. Ar.ak Hairi> l.'.;D j 1 Mrs. Mary () irk" sky . I.uj '. Kaiic Latham . Mr. W..I Harris !' . Mr. Erank Stvicklan-I !.<''?( 1 Mr. Jauiias AY. Wti; lit' '" i . Mis. M;.iv ST W!!l:ai:: ~ fTTji I Mr. Will Williams ! .<<: j 1m v i> i.:. 1 . II . J "HI It IMU.-O.l ! " 1 ,M i/. F1 >.nI) St ric klaiul ' ' I Mr. Ho.'.ry Willi ur s l-."l ; Mjr. 11? I i Karl 1M j ' M.. HnMen I "" .Mr. M. ('. Au:i:n 1 . ' .Ml;-.-. Cliri: tin,. Hr;.'ii".v I."" Mr. Iiavid N orris . . l.U" M r. A. D. Hunlcn ! 11 Mr/. A. !>. Hunt or I .OH Mrs. Andrew Hunter 1.00 Mrs. Hcrdie Bowels 1.00 1 Mrs. AnL-vy \Vliev " 1 .On Mi-, Ida K'? ill . i.*1 ?vli. Anna Moss .. . !.(i(i Mr:, Lucy Wools _ I.mo 1 Mrs.-Mary Wilson . . T.<"> Mrs. Gertrude Lawrence 1 ' .Mrs. Wash Grimes. 1 .Mr. Thomas Gideon 1.00 1 "Mrs. GlatTys'blaekwell notr * Mrs. Grae0 Woods .... l.uo Mrs. Ross MeDpv.el] _ J,'"* The sehooj reported the stun < ' $25.dl. Total raised was Sill.2$. ' Mr. .Ke.i: L. . Mrs. Aim:; L. . I en kins-. Mr. Krone " 1 Stiiekland. Mrs. A! inn I.. .LnlTins. ivpoi".er I i i.\ i. iiiun r. ? hi ivi ii j " Ifw. J. K.~trivoTT, Little Mo- nlain. S. <*.? S.? rv.evs j '.. ere well attended last Sunday despite tiu* ilieniy \veathe*r. Ait.. Ihomusoiui Caby. lVnks teach'-., was pTTscht and miidv sorie \.ery - tili.i I.V ark i Le> i he Si' rc: eiyl. Alter a brilliant sermon by til a pastor three children were :hristi iw il. Coiloi tion amounted to $81.0!) foi- the May Day rally. The contestant* " reported -StlO.iiO. j.) Miss Roberta Ringer iva? first wrth sltr.tx). Mi*u Itklit- Hall ie""pbrfoTl SI r,.l" is rapture second pla e. and Miss The I ma Nelltims tfu'.io third with ?8.25. Sergeant Robert .). Royd lias retained to {Garten, Utah, whore !< i* station-I | eu in the armed Torres of fhe roun. i try. Hv \vas accompanied by iu?H I wife, Mi's. Ida Km* ]!oyd. .Iai.ii>> Ulvward Boyd, who \vds inducted I into the army lust February, u J year aufo is now serving oversea a j Tre pastor was the Saturday nito . jjrest of Mtv and Mrs. John Hall, i Mis? J. I?, Boyd, reporter I I.EADI-R a Poker Face mmmmmm r.'rr.t l-."!cclrin c:u;-!oy-:s ter-timr cleci ?rt-.trc- jr. this ir t room is 45 below . jr.ijao in comparative comiort. ni \v im.i:\j-an i t;?;:>\i. S"i ans l{?'\. J. ( . <'??? ans^-PSsi ?M*?7 !' C. ?Tl-c i jrip \v? : Ima ,wa.< ;\ lumilirap JVt i-1 ehrn/h;.i\ is. ha* ih;> uill'r! -'in ;.-i :t!i'? w It it-1; v.i a' _p:ata;"<l v. if sin-t'l'SSCi. * I i:r?C1::!- inn:? t; vmn f ?7I:~ j is i I! . i 1: >'* It !'?> I in* i'.'U-!: , i j j:. il. . 11' i r d tip' ? :li si i .aim. I"' ? i ?wnr?. i,.i i u?by?rtttr- jhu in ; ah:rmir ; t!v . : .. ici- v.ill ' .'htirn until April I (ins; !n'\ :i of tin' Sutuir.y seiiuoi iait-"fTal:i?li by a i-~??1f .iiaa s i'rmvi X j;,? a: i..ny; them Mr. < '? ?-'1 ( i.aamlTa rial Air Ov.t-iis \vt iiniu-il la nairinir.-. Air. ( h:.pm:.n i the rvjuim >>' proi". .1. II. Chapman. ami Mis. ?viAr" vr: ; TIT A 11 i at; ). ! O: J. in X W a\\> houintr thai tin y have a l.Miss) 11. F. (iarrelt. repeater m. 1,1 km hai'tist i'll ikci1 " Krv. d. M. (lorthm. Ibwtor " O.ir S-111.I:?y gjfhnri- was tint- as r.mal, opened by the assistant stu I? | IIIIVIIIH'IU H. .Jii))lCS. ! !\ lesson was beautifully discuss ill by i hi! t cut hers. Alter S. S. dovotinial was conducted by Uea. Jackson. Sermon by Rev. AleEea white minister., At 1 :JU the Kim ral nl' .Mi's. Roman Bruce. toe mother of one of | us'ie; s. . iv.ir l.i tie.. La,or in the afternoon the contest .! >s( ( w t?! a beatu iful vuograin by t'ne members <?i the clr.iveh. T.ead at' in the contest was IVacon B. I. -Jltnid ni e.-'.idei.l of "the eh_u. Raised v.itb imm.bt rs nml friend;' litv.f hx:;".fa. Nnsi. jgn :cun--| with members ami 'rands t!ie sum of >?r-'lhaa. Wo : r:. tryiup to u < > ..t.. - . WKJ v .i'.ii vit . M.auui .1 fijiirt to voiship oar I.i-v! an : Muster, i t;i! (vie- i??n 2 r iV. cutitirt was On h n iay ni - i t ional v i'<i' .ii > t* -1 Jr. J A. Jan .-s ai'i< r wJiU 1 >)U!" I'.v <?: . Row tioti!on i T-viiU"! K v. . i. < uth.r, .a'.,:;i da - i 1 I . now i ir; ;! t a; in.A li?v. w > n l Oair.p MO 'air. M: l.rouj;::; t<> a . !V.\'t I i IC.n-j s !: I. I'ivk V-u: Chi.in ! ! ' i-1 i:'' : <;n- r.ci d THT H' ". M' ' tA of a i I1'.1' ilW'Hui wii'J c i? J. 1 ' . - visa;- Jicviv.il. Muy iin- i. .... j ra-ssin^s upon all- . A. K 1 . > ( '!.,It.,-|\\ A 1 I i:I.(M f Ni .W s A.uai i i. u.:-. .t l rr.ii . - - ~ , i;iy ;it ii ?. v ciuivh. .^.i:i<iay Svi'.eol V.US a-= U-v.al l'"Jl li IK't L'J" 1'.V Mr. I'hilip i.nuh.y, liii- supt. and his eo-\voi kci >. liev. Brie >-f SnaiUtnBia S. preach.d .v v. "ndetTid n 1 >r. front Mark l-'.M. follection \v?s . fBxi, At S:A'? t'nt. T. B. drive of the Ro-r Mount Rlvnentary closed v ith ! su.ee>, i h - i .o<r. t v,Ti> mad,- !'v t'. c..i:d?. i 'M-rr11.' i iiiit: ljvs ?it fy"H , i. ami c"hin)uhit'y. CunninjrEamTrrSl -a;'-AT;TT y Roy t Yd del Fuller. I .25: Kh/ttBeth $1.22: (Hades Witts.. Si. Satlic Curnintrh: m . $.-">7; Mare"- | la c Cunningham... $.12: Ruchieij h im S-' 1 ; \v"iki T j S::.ro'; Annie Ma,, c.wr.t. .M.O'.M Rul\v Foe try ..$.$7: .lanie (V.mpb'il. SiJ.C^: Mood Hope clinch ! .SI.la; l'yiili.- collection ...SKIS. | T- ia! fix the drive \vr. s $10.51. j We wish to thank ail v no helped ; to make the dt ive a sat cess. ? Jarrre Carrmbrlt. rcpnrtrr t!> s. Rnxsia ( "( .nlc. Ih'i ttc'i ^ (AI.YAUY A.M.I.'. Ciil'IICU I Rev. A. A. Aai.Aor. i'nstor ( burin;: to lie im lhiatv weather j ui'.iy a few TTTtrm lln'iii.-vlvvs?(rrrj their way t0 niortnnir services. | Tite pastor preached a soul stirring senimii. His Text was found ia the t)-.Y of St. -Mat'k. Mrs -,..r . New York City was a visitor,^at the morning ?- ,. .... ../ At 4 O'clock the missionary tweet in^r was In l<t at tlic hotnc ctf Mrs. M. E. Hartly u'ith the president in the chair. The mooting was a suecrffsful one. The hostess served -t delicious rrpast. / Sunday evening survives wcivr held an?i a faithful few fonnil U&XU&elvgtL'buck at church. . Rev. AinaJiur wtis the (linnet guest of Mrs. Ahnio Waters. Mr. J. E. SHgh TeTt Saturday for Philadelp"hjfi, Ph. I - ?.) ... ...v . . F-r !' S V \ I * W^v? >. i <';iv I'm* II i i.'.i; < ' <? : > :*'?' VP.. i A >5 ! : Sul. < ;.>? \mt I I,.. ] i;.!!..:il : . . CUI T~T I , .1 " ii<iiu ' ' ii ! r.I { v i'.y<"! !>y ali. I.;! -; .^umiay j .V . ! ! i vi ru! p! M3l< v.i'iv piv'i 1 ,, , . ?? jh i>?>: .t - i ?>? . i-.Mrhvs! iiiot-un*. \>.i f??i" i i .i?"i ?i "i| .n?I. .A >? -ri 11 l*:f- ' ! !' ''j1 t I1 : I. M t,... ! ;; . : i > < . .i ' . S owl. Ml.- i I:-I >. ; l> t . ( ! oOv. ii !i' 'Ii'ii.v i" *. pr?r?1; !i i jit.??>' Prof. .Tunv | ' p. T ? ull'.t! ' "> <'h; pel !!;t; v . Tlit-y npoi-.c.l ; ! :; 1: i. I11 \ A. K. ( !Il H( ii !. N. ( 'liiruui. i';iMiir .1.. lit S. ? : : (1 r i } > >1-; 'v.'tii i r hi'ul. !>'.if ti'!:"TrWTt . P'J'-U t f 'i-: y I !.- : <?i'~iy in'i'jlu ami 1;i*IcfIv i.vi 'vv. .! 1 : ;hv .nv:j t>; Ti v A. M. E liv-li. Mr. Jonathan Harp. The I vr.s ei.i ( m i .e rcvi? w by . :ho-i-udmr,? Tivsv.i.ii4+r -remark V Mr. >': .! r- Jrlf' -"ii I*- '.. v't is ! .??> - wnrki'!? ii: N'<v. V'i . X' a - V... M'1 . 'ii .iyi .; m I i. i'l - t . M.tl. 'J! :!?' t who ],- Th: ? jt> i < :.rni.io.ui itev. H. J . lloiiapai te " ToJijia t-irc. is :i onii?<r.j?"! hv K> lA'it.ni,-. ' R. vi Hon... .< i t ached .. inru t nk-v iriii.i! i.-.-ii th" text Isaia 'kin 11;t r-e -The- S?*?in *-Ey .?\\ !; ! h ' ;l " ''-L1! a'.vny |'i the shil'it e v. i v ~nvt k.,.( nili'??-iv cnvvkt (,,, T .. mirk vail tiiyh imkid. Out S|>) rally was quit n s.u ( '' .Total nr. mint "raked siE 7,7."). \V< le.-lwiy frni'.ft! t(1 one of out kadiiv wh'ith ci*ixi"i? of Ncv.in v i y county who cnntiibt'lou S o. " h t!i." rnl.lv in person of' Mr. H O. I.o>n?. Mil1 W(. thank lrini. V?\ had <|iiit ? a "inwil and St. Mary'. ''.oh. i't hdcred rows'?ck^i liein inusir. Come to "A Friendly C. arch With a 444ad Hand". I EXINGTON ( IRjf l lT news Ul'v. I. O. SimmoiN. Pastor Althonirh tlin weather was very i dreary on St nday wo had a -eiy desirable atidience at Rethe! foi t'< ln.on dav worship ami a t S ::;iy iifll cr.'.'reh for the afternro]i w"ts'iii) and rally for the trio toes ai d paid on the table the sixty.tr?.' dollar'.. The T members j.nd fiiends see mid to he fuH of yh". Our pastor thanked thenh;r the ainV't'r; yiven. On th.O ibird Sunday. in .May th<* Eduea["tionrri -nriiyt.will curut-off-nt the I Miii'i' church and each member is asked to pay -one dollar Those nayiiiy- c.ut their May Day dues *.t Ilethcl Sunday are .Mrs. Carrie 'Tr.ylor. Mr. Eddie Taylor. Miss I.i oin Riilr. rson. Mrs. Anna Por| tee. Mr. *1".- J. darksort and Mrs. 1 Mary Jackson. j Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rawl hud as I their dinner.'jt:cst un Friday. Rev 1 Sknnmtis. Tie reported a very onlovable ini ah Mew Juinie H. Siilt!i has return. /I after a week visit her dauirh !e?> in Savannab. Cia.. Mrs. Hatlic Gould. Siie renoj'ted a very en. ' ivalle trip. ' Me. Mi.li,. HiH? jy ..nit;,,., i?... 'and i:i Mississippi Pvt. Oriel Hilis Mrs. l.itel Wise j,. lure visitinqr ' r liusuand Mr. Wesley Wise wi o ' ?!< he. ii -itk ,f?>r a. lon.tr line. Mrs Wise horn, is in Raleiyb, X. C. Pvt. Herbert Davis was here a few diys'adn a'tendine* the l'uner"t" i rr.eie. Mr. Clarcr.ee.DavMrs. Arrie D. r'nurpsdn has 'ven siHStdiair Mveral (iny-^?with husband hi the armed simvice Pvt. l,W-,VI .j.ii j : t'? l: j .* ?> < 111 ijl] UlltlC KCK"k? Ark. M?\ flro. 1!. fjanlt-por of ' 'iv. York City U <*r?* visit intr frierais. M Sr.rail Minis sin y. li e week ?till at F'tri Helming, Ga. Mr. i r<! Mrs. He.vwavii .Jones it... 1:t ti?* S'tlliia.N School nctett >T~.-itZio11 a. at Spring Mil! Siaii'ssv an .J I ? n^KnJay jiir.hl. 'i-SiiL ihi iii't li.ii i-ii' i""i'i' 1 .i ;y i.i, n.ri the Hasten nr. *>; am v.-ill be at 1 J,.nt. ami at ? 1t?. Kion elU'.rch at at it. the! at S;.SU. The public i r.ujf'l to aU tot' l ese exercises. J'r. 1 Rosi't.c ifi.its is on tlie imurnvetl list i/.i week ;:Wn Mrs. I Mary T.ivior'ninl Mis. Pinka Ihvh. if * n???? Don't Let Tha Color Your Gl Color that drab, gray-streaked h; with Godefroy's Larieuse! Lariei brings a new, rich color (bla< brown,. blonde) to your hair. 1 j easy to use. won't rub off or wash o Permits permanents, marcels and cu ing. Heat w ill not affect Larieuse a | plications. Use^l for Over 45 yeai Your dealer will refund money you're not satisfied. If he doesn't ha Larieuse, (LA*RY-USE), send *l,; to Godefroy Mfg. Co., 3 V? Olive S St. Louis, Mo. tioniiooti V " " "1 I , V \ I I KM \. M. L^Uli Ki ll t T > \ .. ii.j'iy u.ny I<? ; ^ i r . . .. ; ad" x\v ir v;iiv to tpr j .vi:- T Slim!:.;. '^I op. j a I '! i; r;|- h~''1-"-AV-t1 -Hft+l? ^ ?. .< i-r.- fnt'.r ..u , j Idi?i;: < j v. i ' ;nv->i it'" I \. V.ii ??:iw spiv.p | j . i: ) yl'.iv "" tin i' .-"P. Wt J -1 j -I I : rL-! !j I. ; I \ j < ),:vr v ; . i. < ?; Ii"W'v\v -Lr4-UU-. "a-U;. J -U?Lm? \ I !i:j: !*' .:? v ].i- . j ' 'Ar'y s^JT \V< 77 ' "J~: ' ?:i"" < ?frtts?i'i. r l' ?h-t-o- ' j. i ..I I'IV-.- C v '' Kt .. I'- . < ' :i! i the C. M. ] :. . < ! .t v i :tn i c> f . ; \u\ vrws | V>... I>rat-ill.i report ,-r I i'1:i:-jco ?f . Oh!1 S.n :ay school ' | . . i "i-.i at th ' ;:i?i 1 m?,r v. it'i pt. it . vi U ac'u r? pfc;\nt. Tli?- lessom f In tutifUlly t; Af ter Supiiiiv 'M'-hooi (ivr pastor brntrj?! f "? TP a ,-ou! st 1 rf-tlTff"seriuoiv. The tntai S olkiLlion We.-- SJ'.'.OIi. i *1"ht- c Ik : err donated f S.O.", M r. ; \V. .!. (iiliiam. a patient ; I 4 tin (ieneral hospital in Spai taiiin^mr S?V\ i'?fi?pe ?}>?. vv ill . mhiii rt>? Ip ;ii < !'. Tip. ehneeh prayed a .suie- ?] ia! prayer !"?"?? him.. \ Mka Pirelli;'. (iill'.am sn> in the i | m>1 in Cairn wkii lie: aunl, ~~j "Ji!i".i'' .h'U" . I'vl. Frank iJawkins is lit hum.- r. -pending: a fu: lo..jr!i with i?is /am- p - Tly :;vnd friends. I I'inf. Thomas Gilliam* class d a s.Uvvvss{?l school session ?m April i , jlix Walker Giiiirm, of. Phi!a: i . leiphia. I'si. left for the sinny on . AprH <i, ' , 1'ayisl Giiiiani. son of'Mr. II. la Gidir.iii, 'lia.s been promoted from i IhivaUi lir.-.t class to t. orpora). He ~ .s .stationed i ? Greenv/71, ATi^s. A Mr. and Mi;. Ktndst Gilliam $ uiil chiUlien spent Sunday with j. . tin ir enuriiw. Mr. and Mrs. Streat c Jeter (>1' F.r.mee. S. C. Mrs. M? ncrvia Blukt. ami her p i fri ndfs b'pr v ; s burn*, ^ i S. ('. Sunday t.> visit her .brother, a ^I*i. \i . ?k. ?CTj-i-?m111. - -- ? p Mr. Tho (Jilliam' v.a< a has- h iiups visitor hi .Spartanburg on Monday. Wh'-le thuv hy visited his sick Jirothvr in the hospital. . ST. M \U f'S A. M. K. CIRCUIT - T)r, ynd Mrs. L. A. M ells have tiic deepest sympathy oT the mem ei - 'n M. t.ry's circuit because oi trie or"our presiding '<'1-1fi Iiv. w! i) is in the hospital. Hcla v. as unable to hold hie third quarj U'riy ?onfereneo at Bethlehem I a insi Sunday. Instead ouv Pastor, s Rev. J. T. Stanley presided. The n conference was a- suet ess in every -t particular. The pastor brought ^ his hearers a fine message at IP s 30. Total collection for the day wa~ ?114.56. Blass Crawford of < Rains had two children to be mar p ried within a week's time, Miss y, f.'atltemte- Craw foral, daughter?and- ^ lioyl Cradwford. son. HEMINGWAY NEWS i . I Rev. ME A. Browr*. Pastor ii Sunday was a splendid day-at is our church. Sunday school was well attended and the lesson was C enjoyed by all. Rev. Paul Free- s mond preached a wonderful ser- a --mon?that?w?s- on joyed by all. C Mrs. Albcrtha Davis and Mrs. Ida ii Brown had him to speak for them in behalf of their rally. Collection n $7.05. which they certainly thank y e veryone for helping out so much ' L Mr. and Mrs. -Jacob Wilson had t as their dinner guests Mr. and n Mrs. Robert Pasley, Sirs. Mary a Brown. JMrs. Ida Brown and Mrs. Maggie- Lewis. RF.D HILL BAPTIST CHURCH * Rev. L. H. Robutspn, Pastor Gadsen. S. C.?The S. ,S. opened at its usual hour with a hymn, led by Mrs. Mf.l-ic. Woods. Ai'tei th/s n prayer was offered by Trustee ! win.it smvor. Mrs. May Robinson ( j inu&ht the lesson. All enjoyed the i lesson which was about, "Peter and -fTttrhn Reccrmc Disciples of Jesus." 1T.1t. school was dismissed by Mrs. : .May llobinson. j The devotion was carried on by j Trustee Robert Davns. At 12:211 the- pa s Luiai.am.. Iteiore ? -+tts with a btfrhlv snirrtunl-fHMmen. ? 7Tr was onjoyeu nv all present. J M Mr... Sarah Shiver and Petei I j Gunter are on the lis-t. Contributions for the Mission- I | ary, Sunday School, and Church I 'wi.-ro $1.28 ? 8.78 ? $24.bb res- I pvctrvMy. \ Mvs-. Oliie ?V-Sam,*, Reporter I ^ I f Man STR 1111/ / 1 HAIR COLORING TSESEI^Tr^^-^-/ i /. J' ? PAGE TIIHEE5B . v I.1MON COLLEGE fTTXDERS DAT" T'TTTC If?. I"< i\. ; large and efttfcusiastic 1 i.dienci* t iiiituii College celebrat;i it- i"th m mttd-E?nuwhHv,?-.DajLJ4^^M i UK' ST'\v?Mu 01iv(. AMB rnu<h mi .Monday night, Apr. 12. % 'a? u.i; ating in tlit. celebration jH i'., school officials o'f the city, .civ musical organizations, the h.UM-ius, iheir pastors and choir? 1''"' " ' Qf v.sitors were M 11 v..nt, unions thcrj Rev. II H Colombia and Rev. J:??U t ' liuthcrs of Chester. Auiong fl iTe schools and coll'JgJB : rcprfe- V t-nU'd v-i i\. Cri. ndsliip Junior allege. Eivr.ielt?Scott1- and _J i'i L land. The churches 'included vyj K* Pi "'lytevian, Ait. ''Prospect_ fmM !ap'i-t s nd tin: many Zion church ^ i.f tni? vieir?ity. The financial rp-r* r were it"--fellowo: ? *3 Tlu Smith Carolina Conference :< e!; Hi.*! District, Rev. J.T. Muroch. p. E.; J. It Rosebo rough 12.'0; A. P. Eoyce $30.0(1;. Total I'J.VJ. York-Che? tor District, lev. A. II. (.'oh: 11. Presiding Elder . P. Wad, ^0; Airs. Anna Black 1 r.* f > ...i I .. cir. t tj r? ? J *? >, .1 , ?... U..HHIUI JlO.i.-l. -TI DOJTU \Y, I). Mo.-roxv ?!;' 0. B. :mith $2; 1j. P. Edwards $4 ;~D. 43a .. D-uglass ?2; G. \Y. Beard $14, otal Sop.00. Pre Dee Conference. Cheraw? letmt-U*' lll(. District. Rev. C. J. ''-O :ym?+n. Priding Elder, No reort Lair.astef District, Rev. i. If. Hatwood. 1'iesiding Elder; i. ('. Thompson $7.25; C.L. Rob,sn-i *2; Tut;; I S'.'^TT" Mtchiean ?j onleie.nv. Detroit District, Rev. r . ^J . I); porter. Presiding Elder; L. Powell $;H>; 15,. R. Palmer $5; - .3 J'aln-.':to Conference, 'Spartanir.' District. Rev. Di C. Crosby, a rc.ddKijr Elder-. N. K. Butier $1; , (olmStbia-Camden Distr ict. ReV. . \Y. Shaw. Presidinp; Elder-; W. Jk i. Moore $40; S. -I. lieriry $25; Edwards $15.; C. B. Harrison I.. Jr.ck?on $8;' R. J. Lee . j 0; .J. B. Euwards $2; J. L. Moore 20; .1. C.- Corrnthrr*>~ $7.50; P.C. 'org u son $20.50; C. L. Calhoun Total $102.00. The Trustees. President and 'acuity thank those Vho made he prop-ram possible. and the Preiding Elders, Pastors and Peole-Tor their cooperation and.el i > ? " ? I EESVIDLE HERALD 1 it. .1 C. M. E. Church lev. J. E. McAdams, Pastor our; tii'p Supt. unci teachers at N ; heir posts, witTT~a good aWefitR ^""7 nee and a good collection. rti noon tne pastor K.ev. mcidams preached a soul .stirring ormon from Matt. '26:8. ?AJ1 were .2 lade t(> feel the spirH^r-Hiia herctr-rally' day for -Sk John every -_|3 ody did their Lest to make it a uccess. Total collection $237.85. On th(. sick list: Mr. ' James 4 br><"\ Mr. Tom N'orris, Mr. rtt. )er' v. They are in at Columbia osj !. Wt pray for their reThe frieyjls of Mr. Nefaon Robi-nn sympathize with him m the j am of his elderslater Mrs. Skmchia Robinson Boyd, who died n New York Inst week^ Mrs1 f'nrtov io olon Pvt. Henry Jones from Camp iordon, Augusta. Ga., has been pending some time with his reltives. Cpl. Howard Sumner oi ? "amp Robinson. Ark., is here visLing his mother and rtdiftives. Mrs. Eunice Sumner, Cpl. Sum- J or. Miss Erlino T^nriiit,'' Miss Iatilda Mayes, Mr. Nathaniel ilr.sgo. w ere puest3 of''Miss Bea- ^ rictv M'rrrks on tast "Monday afteroon. They expressed themselves s having had an enjoyable time. '9 David G. Ellison General Insurance ionest and efficient attention given to all biurifteas j placed witti me PHONE 5717 I ^HOHE&rtma r TrS si ./U. .'+?1- r'' fK .

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