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PAGE EIGHT AROl'ND WKST COI.r>1HI.\^ By Rev. V. I.. Diejtsfc__l The everybody revival meotin began at Double Branch A. M. Ichurch here lust' Sunday. Aug::* 1st. T'u "iiv?rniny ser v.o-a v.". ably delivt red by the Pastor Km B. C. CuimimrhafiY". T:?- ;;Tt< rnoo sermon war delivered by Re> Butler and the everting -ei-r.v>n a 8:d0 o'clock was delivered by tit Presiding Kb'er Re?\ Mr. Clark'. These st rmons it is said were or, joyed by eveiyhody that hear them for their were many tha ?heard?bhe+??iMr?the ?church \va irowded all throng the day. Mon Jay night was the?strmr as-Kmi lay. People eame from far aii near to hear the Rev. ('. < . M llwain who was appointed to eon d.'.ct the revival. And they wetnot disappointed for he pre'su-hei it is said, a sou! stirring s- rirm So much so until- Tuesday, revejiui befoie the sun set .people were < their way to Doable i'.ralteh. 1 is said he did hotter. 'The peep! * art- enjoying his sermon- a^ the ducted the last 3thlee ri'vivaIs J Double llranrh. TTie t ?. r ha not attended the ii:*r up t ?ttri7~vrritrn?" hernuse M' the prom TT-hx1 mTtdc~zrttr^TTtc TFmr^-a* h ~pr ilraj' >>> liuieh.- she ha- - to It home with the children that win* the?im oting?( revivals 1 t t_r;; i < eihei ehurch ho would take care u the children and let her go-ever night if she wanted to because h has as miich right'to stay horn sometime., and let' her enjoy th meetings .as she has and if an night -lii Vans to stay home tinhe would go. htit he would _rui ask her to stay ' home. He ha .' been keeping his, word for si years and feel perfectly satrsfiec For that cause I don't get to g more than ohe night during th rc-cival meetings at either chure tat the I.ord kin ws 1 pray for tli success of fhe meetings. 1 hop to hear Rev. Mellwnin In-l'ore th iiirrwiix iiufl' anil 1 Will \Vl":t mi/re about it in my next wr i t in;. A poo.! uiuny \\no aru awa have oorr.e home to s:ee their rela ?? ?attti?fiv.mi* and?to?attw TTT<~ niff tiinrT "~Tte\ . .1. [.. . I.hine sto'n left Monday, A. past 'ami f. New" York City and br-mklyn. H probably will -be away?for 1TY 15 clays, Weo'np forTrini a sat leturu. - -t.. Kov. Win, (1 reon ami his S James congregation went jnt their new church last Sunday ft service. -?-Miss?Mary Johnson ?fail i line and i> receiving The I'almett Leader. l'he writer held service la? Sunday in. tht morning at .Mour Pleasant (Oh! Field 1' Uapl. ehure Help Put The Heat On HIROHITO! Save waste fat, conserve-fuel, turn in scrap, write tin* boys, buy War Doiuis, keep the family's spirits* high by getting a bag of ADLL'H Flour and serving plenty of good biscuits. i rolls, pies and cookies. Enriched Table-Tesfed AfrLUR FLOUR YOUR GROCER CAN SUPPLY Madam PAULINE PALMIST? blf'K It K AI IKK f.'iinrnnlnpc fn Vnne Kill ire Life Calls your Sweetheart by nam Readings rm all affair* of life. Prices in reach of everyone ^ ____ "White and Colored LOOK FOR TRAILFR Madam Office on Meeting 7?(roe next to Johnny Fowler's Lunch City 0? West Columbia v . - - . - - i ? j W. Columbia and at Third Samuel ; ! Baptist church,' Columbia Sunday | ?Wnrbt.?Mrvtiug ssit?- good ui_j>oth points. A ' i.kxi.ncton cikccit nt.ws 1 it < Rev. I. <) .Simmons, I'as tor ' . [ , nninv of our revival nuctinij at { Bethel 'church. Alter a very tine 1 Sunday school our pastor preach- | m! front the lY-th Psalm and 1st x terse: Preserve me oh Lord, for v . in Thee i put my trust. This was j indeed a great sermon. Rev. \V. j K. preached the second sermon; * the Rev. J. (.'. Rates of Kmamul h.:n h preached the third'sermon. ? '! Hiuner was then served imd Rev. ~ -?Jk-?J:'. Curry. pastor of Brown chapel preathejj the fourth ser. am and Rev. C. A Dunlan pastor f.the Saluda circuit preached the veiling sermon. The following 11 1 ' holes sangi?intr .Si'lHur-tth'jjfk. and *' " Spring Mill church. Brown chapel 1 " and, Jones..chapel and the class ' II!,nil tia il U pot t.?. nMfi ? ' i. W. Black's class lead this l" turns from St oday -really pleased ' >;:r pastor. We Were happy to v :;i\t hut! t!u* uresoiKi* of Row J. ? M.oWilliams who Jia> been on tin* a : ick list i'iii1 soiuetinic. lie made a >onic remarks and also thanked \ the .pastor* and members a n d it " friends' for their liberal donation. ^ The Kov. *\V. K. Houston, I).!)., * ?>f Rock Hill, is here conducting 'pur revival this week. Our meet1 ittit will close on Friday night atid 1 0 | we will open at Alt. Zion church ' ' ,'n Sunday. A great day is plan- 1 tied and we are'hopin"- for a great 1 i: ~ < access w TiTrs. I.essie P. Hpps left for her e i'itome in New York City aftet ti x kpcnding two weeks here with rel- t '.stives and friends. " -Aliss. Violet 'Lee .loiies passed s ^ away at her home here after a- s bout two weeks sickness. Fun- i , t ral arrangement are incomplete c ' ut tliis writing. CLINTON NEWS t -?Friendship?A.?M.?bk?Chu reh " Rev. H. W. Walker, I'ustor I . Sunday school opened at lOilit) ?with the pastor oHVciating. "The" ? ^ Ic-sOn was wrtl?taught?-'after t which. Prof. J.T.W. Minis gave ''ThiTTfrvfr-w;? ? " i ( Our "pastors message for the morning service was Advertising ' t Jesus. After the sermon a baptismal service was held. Tile in ,! fant daughter (Merdyn Dolores Taylor) of Air. and Mrs. Marion j) , Taylor was bapti/a .1.?A-L Llie al?s I tsir was tin* mother Mrs. Julia Taylor; her giftmliatts Mr. and ' ;t M.i s. John D. Henry and Mrs.- I). B. Bailey. Be v. (I. T. Shelton de l iivered the evening message us- ' j ing for a subject: The I)aty and ' " , Zeal of. - (iod's Children. The ' Lord's Supper was administered ' to 52 during the day. Collection for the day $51.8-1. The activities of our church are varied a 11 <1 1 many. The most interesting one ' is the baby contest. The contest- ' ing babies are: Walter McMath ; j and Merlyn 1). Taylor. Bach baby has a captain and the goal is $'J5. ( The contest ends the 4th Sunday ' in Augu'st. On that Suiulay, Hev. 1 II. B. Butler of Columbia will preach for its. Don't fail -"to svor- ' -hip w i t h us. Mrs. B. P. Alexander gave the 1 highlights of the Kxecutive meet4 1 sag of the W. II. & F. M. Society 1 which was hold in I.ittle Hock, 1 A .1 iv.. v.. 1 -l | ,?.rw ... urn- III Iielir 111 tl l I?-ivuth Carolina stood, at the top j 11 finance. ' \KOCT THF. FOLK Mi's, K. I intra Watts worth and I -Uk^. Omnia W. Thompson are va- I 1 rationing in the north. Miss Mariaii Holland is in Philadelphia, ' visitinj.' her sister. The Hoy Scouts are In tireen- ~ v ill J. Pvt.. (I. ('. Alexander of" Los J lough v i * i_t i i nr Ins parents Mr, ' Angeles, Calif., was home on fur and ??l is. John Ktrth. Pvt. Alexan- * ,.4 der is aftiKated with the Medical < Detaehiuent. ? Mrs. Minnie Grant and little son lames are quests of Mrs. Grant's ! sister and brother-in-law Rev. | and Mrs. T. Y. Hardy. Prof, and Mrs. A. T. Butler ' I and children of Newberry were p. Saturday guests of Mrs. Butler's ( j parents Mr. and Mi s. Joe Williams. Mrs. Ruth Holland of Philadelphia is here visiting her parents. Mrs. Aurolia Kiiuird Katf I.Sunday quests Misses Venie and ( l Rubye Raiford and Miss Kvelyn T* Sartdersr of Whitmire. | Mrs. Charlotte Young; of Wash- 1 1 ington, D.C., is in the city. , J Mrs. Stacie Richardson of Phil- | . adelphia is in the city, w - I -Mi1, uijvk a.m.e. cm m n st ? 1 iti< He*. t. N. Hampton. Pastor Klloree: ?. S. opened at ' the , isual hour with JSupt. James Fb- 11 ;le..-.Many interesting points were /fought out. Class No. 1 has the , Au >anner. The third quarterly eonferenee >f the Mt. Olive is now history.. Hie I*. K., l>r. fc. A. Parker dc- j ''''' ivered a' wonderful message; i vhieh everybody enjoyed. After- ' ' 'rj vard we Went into the business ' >art of the quarter. We paid the . t- i ' ilt'. h. out plus. The P. K., pastor and family 'lt' ?: the vere-dinner guests ot Mrs. Ada 'aimer, where they feasted un- j f il they wanted no niore. 'They * tl everything that a pi son Ter d to rat. M e were proud to have with " ^ i> on Sunday .Mr. L. A. Blackmail ! J*' nd .Mr. N. B. Aiken, both of El- ; in i e; also Afrs. "Fogle's sister-in-'" . a.v from Washington, 1). OcOn ^ hindt.v afternoon the. nastor was I T| ? ^ - ' i mtv ailed hack to Mt. Olive to atcaiii?tbe-daaretaT-of?AI i s., .Maegae-^^ f Brown. Surviving are her. lidower Mr. Elvin Brown; three brothers Fred Williams, George vis ml Wesley Williams: two sisters i Its. Laura Milliard and Rachel; \ jlliams and a, licifev of relatives- ,. ' - tor nd friends. 1)1 E WEST N'KWS At .Mt. Lebanon AMD church j lie Rev. R..J. Glover brought two j orceful and instructive messages ! o his heures- on last Sunday, at 1 lie morning and evening services. Several visitors were present and ... njoyed the gospel story us* tuld iy the minister. The uttering for .j he day was $92.OU. i j)t-a At Mt. Zion Presbyterian the ;||t. ervices consisted o f Sunday ; p cliool and young people's meet- ; p ngs; as ltev. Ml*Adams is on va- | ation. J wii Mr. R. L. Richardson arrived , pl>u hi last Sunday from Washing- 1 A! on, and is enjoying several j plis veehs vacation here with his wife ' ing .nd children. , will Mr. and Mrs. Ilenjamiji Pruitt ]Mis > 1 V, - > it .-\*nuwut!, :v.i?,?are spending L teveral days as the guests o f i '<nd heir uncle Mr. H. C. Joseph. n> Pfc. Finest Rohjnisu 11 uf Camp w>11 lordon, (la., spent several days Oici tore as the guest uf his wife Mrs. !Ste iVillie Mae liohinson at the home \ l'!ljf her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. ;ncl 1. Lee. : H11' Mr. Robert T. Anderson was l'au married on last Saturday, July ,S! $77 to Miss Florence Smith o \nn Arbor, Mich. He and his I n ide, in company with Mr. and j Mrs. James Anderson anyl child- : ^ ren niotorod-to-Lkie?West pnd are ..?. he guests of their parents, Mr. | 7 md Mrs. Albert Anderson. They 1 on ire enjoying a pleasant stay. | (> Mrs. Jessie Harris and daugh- j n,n ter, Miss Viola Harris of Phila- 1 lelphiu, Rev. and Miss Rebecca |;;U Lilover and Mr. Olin L. Smith were j linner guests of Mrs. Louise Sus- I k. icwell on last Sunday. A delight- ] <Pp ful time was had. j |ay Mesdames Anna .Nance and ! 3i:r Marie Jones of Jrmo, are quests i 'I M' .Mrs. I.ola Jones and family. .'on Miss Rachel Wharton of Co- Die unibia spent last week end home, i ust At ;St. Mary Raptist church, Jay die Rev. L.E. Daniels brought a Get touching' message at both morn- flo' ng and evening services. The The jll'ering for the* day was good. leri Mr. and Mrs. Ahrham Miller, 1 V Mr. and Mrs. Furman Miller and j ,ml ittle daughte and Mr. Heyward, j ill of Greenville were week end I ^ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrw ' VIiller. j lt. -Mr. and Mrs. Kaotes Eakin of i '1 r< Baltimore, Md., are guests f a^'j VIn Eakins' parents, Mr. and _ Mrs. - Timothy Eukiiw ? . m Mr. W> E. Vauss who was in- j I juretl while working at his trade i I n Ware Shoals, during last weekd ias returned irotti IhV Aliih'rsun L'ounty hospital where lie receiv- ' ;d treatment and is resting well | ?t home. BETHLEHEM A. M. E. CHl'RCH J Helton, S. C.--S. S. met at the isual time with Supt. at his post. Review y/as conducted by Miss Malsing. She brought some inir resting points. At the worship service Rev. Reed chosed for histheme A City That Didn't Want Jesus. The sermon was full of; Jfflulfat'jjn. and enjoyed. The at- ; bndaflt'e was larg^.vWe are proud J >f Rev. Reed who is a true leader. | Please have your money reody when the agents CoHlie Tfahb aTfd Aurelia Dillard deliver your j>a* , per. It saves timw and remember.ithey are still rationing shoe* I ? , , , . ... v.*-.'.*?. . TI1E PALMETTO LEA1 ( ( Kssri if am to ; kv-i'k atki> j u I'he Tom Thumb Wedding givat Union Baptist church was great success and by request I Ih1 repeated on Monday nite. gust 10th. These small children re well trained- and the amount sed was $40.04. Please don't ;s this great program sponsorby Mr. L. E. Switzcr and *s L. M. Green. There was a large1 crowd to tot Supt. Ponds and teachers Sunday school. TKm lesson was L-rcstingly taughtTTtl'ter which delegates made their reports the convention! Remarks were ml from our "pastor, "he morning se rv ices were y inspiring as well as inform. Our pastor brought us a at message which seemed to enjoyed by all. There were eral visitors, which we always come. o The musical choir sang with L- intei-e^i :iml w;ls filled to its lacity. We enjoyed the music. Ir. (Ji'HtTal Clark, president of Ushers* Board and family nt the week end in Johnston iting relatives and friends, ick list: Mrs. Rosetta Coles, Al. tiunter and others. We pruy their speedy recovery. Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor, I). B. Williams, Reporter (. lBliliKTdWN NEWS By 10. J. Ford ^ lis); M. F. Burgess wife o f '. S. B; Burgess, is home again | ?r spending one month in Su- I nah, (Ja. with her children. i he many friends of Mrs. M. E j is will be pleased to know that | is on the road to recovery, | ir a very seriousness illness. I rof. and Mrs. J. B. Beck are tiding their vacation in The j uly City (Chicago) and other es of interest. Irs. E. I.. Eraser the accomhed organist of Bethel is spend her vacation in New York i her children. iWhile HWay s Valerie' Howard is-organist: u*t?Ii,-V .1, M. Ja.ksoni Charleston and spent "The Tfcry-j u iiov. n. .NWilson wlio took STTo~Sw the ciry and'tin* mitrrial brethren. ^Before leaving r wiic given JwSuniptuous drnat the parsonage. Thy said i madam was away but the' glitt t- proved an excellent hosi. Rev. James and Dr. Brown isted tn making their stay_til^ nble. .fter purchasing the large tract and adja.*ent to the property of hid church, the trustees have tin To improve?the- church in outside. Dr. Jackson with the gregation is certainly doing a at work. He is a real Godt leader and pastor, unday, August 8th rs Men's .* at Bethel. The morning mese will be delivered hy the Rev. A. Thompson. If you want to 31 rpal. livf*. nrntrpptsc iv? Qn? school, come and visit Bethel's iday school. 'he Georgetown District S. S. vention will convene with the kcrson A. M. E. church Aug-_ 10-11th, Tuesday and Wednos-. The delegates from Bethel, isgetown, are: Miss Valeria S. ward and -Miss Naomr Keith > Rev, M. B (leathers is the villaining pastor. i'e shall very soon speak of the irovements being made at the erent city churches.?I! dr. Henry MeIX Jackson, the pf janitor at the post office was home last week indisposed. His mds are happy to see him out i in. t jolly bunch passed through WATCH YOUR HAI ? L L'UH One 2 V, Ot. jur LESTER'S SI SO A LI* TREATMRN'I One 4 O?. bottle T. ESTER IS IM; One 8 Oz. jar LESTER'S BET! 1 Send Money Order for $!.4.r?. \ We Carry a Full I.ine of I1 Write for our C-at-alog. W. & M. PRODUC - 117 KEARNEY AVEN UE j * )ER 11he city from Orangeburg last Sat. unlay onroute to SThnrtlc beach. Among them was"Mr, Robert EH Howard. The RevT N. CV MayhaThTTlgept' for The Lighthouse ami Informer is indisposed at this writing. Trust lie will soon be out. * It looks like prosperity h a s s-Liillk New Yurk City .judging from the large number of visitors here from there. (let your cony of The Palmetto Leader on Saturdays at Esther's beauty parlor, West-end Gilbert street. ^-Notice The License Beauticians o f Georgetown will serve you iirThe TTTure as we brrvm'in th'^mtstT-but due to the high eost of material we cannot work at the prices- that have been charged and we are takI ing this medium to notify our cus I toim-rs and the public, that beIV./rrnltlt? August" 10th the prices i \vill be as follows-: SI.00, i? 1.25, and i 5D.30. according to head siz<^s and -lylus.?And?we u i*h??4so?~4?ostate - thai?we win en our shops at S a.in. and jdpsc at <5 p.m. Will | close all day on Wednesday. I Thank you for your patronage. I M l. 7,ION A. Mr-K. rni?itrn _ |_ _. I Hev. t'T t". Mcllwain, I'astor J . We had a title time at Shiloh ] Sunday. We were favored with a i great message by our Presiding i Klder. Dr.- T 11. Addison this boling our last Quarter. Text 1 John 13:2a. .Many" intereMing points were brought out. This . message was well received. -In the after- c I noon our ijuarter was held with | it Licit success.. The people of Alt. Ziojn and Shiloh have worked together in one accord and by, so doing we have raised ftiis quAftcr $41(1.50. Our pastor-went to New Hope AAIK church to preach in ( ' i he revival meeting there and left the fire burning. He delrvered a fouI stirring message from Dan. 5;5. subject Hell Must ("lose. The entire audience rejoiced. We are lookinc forward Sunday to our regular services. Stewardess No. 1 will serve, Mrs. Mamie Alston, inesident. : The presiding elder, pastor and wile wen- the dinner quests Sunj day ol' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel KenM'd* Sunday afternunn the pastor and Mt. Zion choir will go 'o St. John Baptist chinch. Sunday nite-the pastor will preaeli a1 t'edai* Creek AMIO church. Those on sick 1 i ~l still remain serious. | PAUADISK A. M. K. CHURCH I ' Great Falls?A very successful revival closed at the Paradise A. I M. F.. chureh last Sunday night. Rev. ,1. R. l.ee, pastor. The Revs. J. 1. Wynn and J. S. Barnes both preached to their uttermost. We were pleased to have the good choir of Davis Stand last Thursday night. They certainly rendered good music. The Mt. Zion Baptist church was with us Fri-. day night. They are known a s good singers. The Pastor, Rev. H. Washington was also present land sung sonic soul stirring songs. I Rc^i. Calcutta preached a good sermon Sunday night which was en oyed by all present. Mrs Elizabeth Martin is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gaines this week. She is from Greenville. Pvt. Fletcher (slaines who went to Mississippi , when drafted in December of 11142 -pent seven months of training at the Medical Station hospital, was then sent to Camp Senago, Pa.. . was home on furlough last week. Fnroute back he stopped in York to visit relatives and friends. lie R AT THE TEMPLE!'. ^ER'S m'KCUt, TEMPI.E 1 SCALP TREATMENT g IAS BEEN TESTED! YOU TOO. flLI, GET RESULTS!! ?ECIAL TEMPI.E ANI) ' sor.o NE COCOANFT SHAMPOO .35 PER SHEEN PRKSSO .50 $1.35 0% Federal Tax .10 Ve will pay the Postage. $1.43 'rodnrta for the Beauty Shop. rrs CORPORATION .ifr,?; JERflKY CITY, N. J. ^.* > *' i. . . 1tbf was accompanied hy his mother, Mrs. Lr/,zir-Qtrm?H. j-^. Ftrat ('lass Seaman Lawrence ! Barnes of the Navy. Williams- ' hiliVT. Va., is home on' fUTtotrgh with mother. Mrs. Osarie Barnes. ^ Pfe. Johnny Holmes the son of ^ Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes was I L(_? i home last week on his furlough. | Jle left for Waslnngton Friday to ,l" visit relatives and friends befote ' *** .ctinmnjr to Camp in Texas. .Mr. John A. MoColloucrh has- re! turned to Philadelphia after visit.iritf his mother Mrs. Emma Me(. oltough. s<t HEMPS'TEA I) NEWS t ul "AM 1 Sunday was very pleasant for per ali elmi ( hein'i s The S. S. met ai I'm the usual hour with Supt and tea- S hers at their posi. A Warm pray er srvic followed. At 12 o'clock Kov. "Thompson delivered one of Chose soul stiriinu' sermons that -torched ;u*my. hi-iuts. . .. Jliv. ;tnd ^ Mis. Y.u.ung Cor ley "****' were the Sunday quests of Mrs. duo (iarven.?.Mr. ami?Mi">.?Dav -*? .-.ere the Sundav truest* ><f \t> lid Mrs. Rick Wise. Mrs. Robbie Homillion was the Sunday guest ji' Mr. and Mrs. Alsun Corley. Ucv. \N. II. Washington. Raster j Married Recently Mr.-Milcd?_'e Wise and Miss 1'aw-T aline Haze! ' were . married at' the-4--? I; ime ?>t* Mr. and Mrs. Bates-- un _? Inly liH, I'MBrule:-maid was! 4 Miss (.'a net In Ilazel; maid of lion- * or. Mi ss Helen ('. Voiini.'; tlnwer j I J g.rl.- llioria Wi-se; vine- bearer. j Kreddie Bates. Best man Mr. Henry Bates and Mr. II. (iroani. < A delicious course was served. i\Ve miss Mr. Henry (larven very . B much. Mr. Alfon'/o Irving is vis- B itin'' 4iis family before being-tlraf- ?jj led jii! thy army August Id. We fji y. isli or i hoys well who r.u light.- ine for oin freedom. ? llioria Wise, rejiorler , r i; * R1IH.K SIKINil MANS ) , I J l'eo|?le aic going to ddierenl j v eiiurelies, now every Sunday to 5 revival meetings. Therewill?Tv?regular monthly adrrtrch - service ~nt Ridge llill Sunday. ^ The I.I'A Cluh will nave a call I meeting Friday afternoon at the |'| ln home of .Mrs. Keginu Wig-fall. Business of importance. I TKe CiTrls and Boys' Auxiliary | ?. is having a vacation until Sept% Huh. (ilad to Report that Mrs. Lott is improving from lu-r illness. Mis. Elizabeth P. Hammond is visiting her brother Pierce i n ') Atlanta. (la. We wish for her a jj -pleasant stay. M is. Mahi'l .lackson anil ehiUl- i 'u ten of Columbia are visiting- InSt i lehr-in-law Mr. Sam Jackson. j Mrs. Christine Pulniore wa/ the week end guest xif her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. tiioadnax. *" Ridge Hill School Allheal Coleman. Reporter .. M Scliol opened on I uesilay with* a number of students waiting to Jie assigned clas^ room work. We were glad to welcome i?\v stud- on ents, teachers and our agrioub Bj tun; teacher, Mr. A. M. Wiles, ol H? Martsville. Cpl. Frontis Brooks of Fort, gi Benning, tia., Cpl. William Cole- Eg man 01 rori i.eonaru Wood, Mo., Eg ami Mr. Mallies Coleman of Brook lyn. N.Y., were seen on the camtrie pus. Glad to hear from Mr, Gardner, who is stationed at Fort . eve Bennnig, Ga. * 1 n 1 We were glad to hear the an nountfement of I.ittle I .eon Gardner, Jr., son of Miv and Mrs. Garddner. ? ., i e We were? glad to have Mr. Douglass Watson ami Br<>. Clif\\ a ton, of Aiken visit our sehool. lie They are formerly of this city. <)|i See I ittle Mazie Hammond for r() a Palmetto Leader. PUSH A A. M. H. CHIHCH - K4# Rev. J. N. Caugliman, Pastor l-flM U e -i i i I ?>. c, ai mi' ill llOUI Pfl luftoi the review, reports from the|| S. S. Convention were made It yjaj the delegates. Wfa^enjoyed the linejjfl refioTt in tide by little Misss Mil- 'I died DawUins; also Mrs, llu.rteii'se jfi Robinson and the Supt. Prayer service was conducted 8 by Deacon Calvin Cook of Wesk Columbia. Rev. Henry Mickons I preached -the morning message I and we enjoyed a very fine ser- B [ mon from the subject: He Sure)J That Cicxl Made You. Sunday night the pastor deliv- y ered a soul stirring sermon at IB | St. Mary AMK church. His sub- [I ject: What Think of Ye Christ? jl ~ He was accompanied by his choir J J_ it rendered excellent- music ami i s eymilioiided hv the ;<11?!i?* t"?*<". | visit will ho repaid?m <>" r it future. l!rs. Kliza Hurler Kieldinp- w:\? ( lOValizcd at tin1 aho\o nunicil!. .ivh on .Monday. Autr. 2nd. >hc . ves throe children, three sis- v s and a brother, relatives and >iuis to mourn lier. Ic-s. Inter-j s is heaven's train. W A N T K D ? dents tor trainim; in l abor- J cms \ursinf?. Two-\ear roarse. i Month with fall maintenance. I J r further information, write-ill port nt cndcnl <TT \ nest's l 1 fenryton Siinalormm Ifvnrylon. -Mil. Lir,coin Momm i;il ( i.lilhilutr^ Vmi' < IC.MKTKKY sin-cm; and ' . fa.MII.y I'i.ors now I --F. SCOTT, AJur. I, I hone 2-47(>5 i 3NE1A| DAY BrJ . 'ITAMIN J"-7\TABLETS pHINK of it! Your mln* imum dally requirement* )f A and D Vitamins or of m^L J Complex Vitamins, in one pwjN / ? l{ deasant tablet. Remember f/jfsJ' _ \ he name ONE-A-DAY f brand) Vitamin Tablets. I X" Hi? NbKVINbl , Tk O TENSE nerves make | you Wakeful, Cranky. _ \ y Restless? Dr. Miles Nervine helps to lessen Nervous ? If J \2s( I Tension. Get it at your drujr (' 'store. Read directions and /Tr .^1 use only as directed. t ilka-SeltzerE^H HEN Headache. Mas^ cular Pains or Simple Lm J s'euralgia, Distress nfter I ?. 'teals, (>ai on Stomach, or *tJ~ Morning After" interfere /mta rith your work or spoil /[ ] \ our fun, try Allti-SeltHr. ?^??J' __ C T-OO O.OO OO O O O O'OC' '* J*lST4ttT-ECAFK 11 . . j .v .?'<" 11 v1'1 i Mi_:tl>\ Samlu irln - uv_?? \\ \ s11j VttYtfN ftt ~ Just UiU\ Cold Drink Parlor 1 >) "it 1 = i?t .all kiiuis iiM2 w \siiin(;ton sr. Just Kite Hotel iU?i|'t:> ciitivettit'Mtins lr*^?i-H- ami?: .nt' I'nwii \ is it n r>. a i :i lc ?. our ri'S your I)e;t?liii-iui fcer-. Cn 4?it?A?1>U ??* ?'?it*?.-eri Lc \V_u. J \ i' Yuii with a Smile, j . .Y ('. MrK<)ISI !\S, I'mp. |( I U.1 S 4 i \\ \MII.M. 1 U.\ ri I , , vOO vOsoyvOOOOv.vOvvC'vOvv. ' "I**!**!**#"** *?''t***'C*"**1 / y ?? ? C O N S r T, T ? ADAM (MO CI Li "irsi 'l'imo in State, County j' or City I Will 4^4L-3lUUL_4i1S1?? BpSsS wluit you want, to ? Sail H*Wi 1<"I,W nlxutl your laishand, wife or i unm tlio love of \ one you most desire; control : inllucncc the actions of anyone, ti tlioutjh miles away, (juarrcT1 success where < M h e r ?tail,? y\ \i? \-\i ci;cic ' All litmincs.s' Confidential I I lours: 10 a.m. to !> p.m. rmancntly located in 2nd I'lillrrr Trailer on left side of lliuhv No. 1 cominir 'out of ( olumliia vt to Mrs. Itolaild.'s (Iroc. Store I ien Sundays \V. ( oluml.ia, S. ('. r Special Headings for a short time only! LEEVY'S FUN Undertaking and Van balm in T ADT ASSISTANT AMBULANCES A N YTIM E A \ Y W 11 Kit E Superior Equipment Superior Service ?Sl.cx; AN ? L O W E K PR! C E S No Deserving I'oor Refused 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLUMTN - _J > 1 Saturday, August 7, 1913 IRIIfAY vV SATURDAY I'hc DKSPEKATORS l\ TECHNICOLOR - WITH? ; j J{ \N DOLI'il SCOTT anil Ol.KNN TOR I) \ ; WWW !N<; 1 HI RS.-FRI.-SAT. ^or.u>u()N .KMlEll X" .;;H' ; IIEATRICK iil:TV;A.\ V A RLE A : sr v !v\tr wCON I'.HHA Y 'i M' "HARRY rVAS A LADY" v* m-r tc.'i" sk rrrnrc- tu.ittr ball ? ?;? ??: k i^i.lv ^ OK Sandwich Shop 4 1 S:tn:( ' i<'!w-- ni :s!I kind < ( n j'i.< >i ; <*,; i;\ k/k M i'. I"i i"I <>ii;! in,- Crop. " i i> 11 .i : .!< m .'-'i'.tcl fhoiw 1!-1!000 stv-X'vv'i-i-v-:-:'-x>v.000.0.0) vYavcriy Kxso Station or. I!INK & T.VYI.OK STS. M aKe Ti'ii* ^ iiiir llc;ul?|iiar(ers I 'or *( 'me. plffo ON KSTOC SIIIVKT. "" na.KciioN i: o" is jasper i i!(iv. t ii. .Manager >00'>>yv'X"X">X-vv SOvvvOOOC ! >row n's OOicn Ruuiir 101-1 LADY STUUKT (Auul iiume--toiaiiing A Specially Prompt ami Courteous Service Reasonable Prices )|)en Kach Day i titil .Miflnitfht. Ors. \Y. 1.. ISrown, Proprietress Poro Beauty School Located at 2-t.sl Millwood Ave r.KACTV CCCTl'OK IN' Al.ir ITS HftANCHES vliatnjionii*p, Pressing, Marcelling ('roquimillimr, Kinder Waving,. JI:ii: Pyehn:, Ulcachinv', Mani?uriiiv, Mayi.rain^', Hand M uldinif, A p."- toniy and Electricity. PHONE ;ikS7 Annie M. Pope T7 ATalone, Pres. Wilhelmina C. Pope, Instructor oo ox?ooo oooooov o:o:c>o:ooLca?aB EatmtwiKiwti^gwPK3aBMBB?w|i COEC MP.I A'S NEW EST \NI> PIN EST NKiUT CEI'R THK SAVOY CLUB < LOCATED ON THE Ol.l) WINNSIJOIJO KO AD M iles iV'Kii i lie City Limits >1' Iviit Claire.. The Savoy Club \ as fornterlv known as the Paine, to < i t il!. :N? it 1'ooils, Chicken and StoaksA Speeialty. We rater to Private Parties ami Clubs Ml'.-. I.ula 1'. Niles, "Proprietress Waverly Unknown Lunch Koom f'ourUMiiis' Service Ke:?si?n:tl)!e I'rices Mrs. Kosa Davis, I'rnprieW^^ ?!W Drrvais Si. I'hone 2-7890 ERALHOME j I. S. liocvy, Mffr. * * tv -?-??J