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Dr. James Williams of Sumter ii
a frequent visitor to Columbia.
' \ Professor Staley of State Colleg
Orangeburg, S. C., was seen in tlu
city Monday. ~j~~. .. y.~jj
Misae Campbelle, Mclver and Par
rin, and Mr. Swington motored frort
HartsvHle to Columbia MtffRtey.
Mr. Youngblood of EdjJ^eld madj
a. trip to the city to visit YefStives
tiooda. . j ] "
Mr. MeLester of Camden, S. C.
motored over Monday to see his sis
ter who is now a patient at Benedic
Hospital. 1 - . ..
Rev.--McMillan, a member of th<
senior theological class at Yale
spent a few hours in Columbia. Wi
!. wish for him much success.
- - Mr.Chappelle Brogden, one of th<
members of the original Wisemai
Quartette, left Thursday for Pitts,
burgh, Pa. Columbians will soon. b<
\gble to Jiear his voice over the radio
Efafer-and Mrs. Chas. Curtis, Mts
O. Scott, Mrs. Ndra Goodwin ant
- Mooter Charles Edward Davis mnt-nrr
ed to Batesburg, S. C., Monday. Th<
Miaa Annie Belle McGraw, riangMfri
of Mr. anc} Mrs. KlcGraw, 11122 Bios
som nas been sick for severa
days, she is a student of the Book.
_ . er T. Washington High School W.
hope her a speedy recovery. ^ .
Miss Anita Patti Brown, and hei
accompanist spent: a few hours in. th<
city March 17th~>the guest of . Mrs
A. P. Dunbar. _ Misai Brown 13 oru
has he en rendering excellent pro
grams in parts of the South.
A concert of goo'a music will b~
gTven at Allen University Wednesda;
evening at 6 o'clock by Morehous'
Glee Club and Orchestra .with th<
renowned Kemper Harreld, violinist
directing, Orchestra and Glee Clul
elections will be rendered; violin
- vocal, cello, piano, quartet, selection
too. An unusual entertainment q
good music for all. Thirty-flve mual
clans compose this group. *
FOURTH HIGH HONORS MISS
BEAUMONT
The members of Fourth - Higl
class of Adlen University gave 1
hjrthriay party in honor"uf their mosi
lovable and attractive.jtpacher, Mis:
(Beatrice II. Beaumont.
& The honored guests were: the fac
Lulty, members of the College "Depart
Inent, Miss Beaumont, and a few oth
|ir friends. ,
I The guests~and the members of th<
fcluas first assembled iri the chape
tained with, a play, which was writ
ten by one of the members of th<
r said class in the person of Mr. Ben
jamin P. Williams. After this Misses
Eady and Johnson both rendered solos
I Ihey-werethen-^avured~WiTha select
^ - ion frorii the male quartette of th<
class. . . ^
r After the prdgram the guests wert
invited-into-the-beautifuL dining hall
which was most artistically decorated
. a color scheme of-pink"aftd white~was
. - very tastefully carried out. The
flowers were furnished bv Davia FInu
intp-the-dining halt by Misses Saxton
and Sheltnn Thn nitnwiwg fyrr
ther enjoyed by discussing subjects
which "were written in a small booklet,
and by hearing the beautiful banc
music which was rendered by a few
<?f the ynnng man; plarxi aCCOTnpanl
ment by Miss Ada McBride.
- The^fucats' table was a scene 61
beauty. A' beautiful basket of pinl
carnaliuiis was 111 rhfr center . rhi
birth-cake, which was the present ol
the class^to Mis Beaumont was cov.
^ ere{l with " white icing, and pink caricl
i1 ~~~les, each placed tn a pink rose-buc
on* the cake. Little pink paper bas.
kets were used as favors for the oc
l casion. - *~~~"
The menu was, saltines, pickles ant
salad, strawberry ice cream and cake
pink and white mints.
- 'Miss Bea'uiTiuntr"Wffs presentetT wrtl
a very serviceable brief case by Mr
Jarpes Giles from the College Depart.
merit. The guest of honor receivet
quite a few other serviceable gifts
Miss Beaumont expressed_ her heart
felt appreciation for them.
~ 1" After this the evening of pleasure
came to a close.
deorgetown Items
The Youth Improvement Club me
in it^ regular meetinur on Mondav Mar
^7, at tho home of Mr. Chas S
Browne, Front Street.
cussed and plans made for a concert
A Bhort program was rendered Th
visitors present were Messrs. A. G
- Oill,'Thomas P. Frasicr, aiid~L. Pa'ff
. ' iels.
A delicious rppast was served bj
I r the host. , .
: Personals $
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9 The Young Men's Choral Club of
which Mr. A. G..Gill is director, is mak.
e ing rapid progress. They have eni
gagements in Andrews Monday, Mar.
23rd at, Rpv. J. G. Quarlcs' churchy
~ Tuesday, Mar. 24th At Dickerson AT
1 M. E. Church_aL this city, and -Men
r day, Mar. 30th at Trinity A M. E.
church. Manning- S r ; ml Mmwiuy,
5* Apr. 13th at Training School of Mar*
. ion. * v .
-X Mr.Rai.ford Brown entertained the .
Youth Improvement Club at the home
of Mr. Lawrence A. Dunmore. on lhst
'^Monday evening. ~~ " ^
^ A new meinbet, Mr. P. H. Bfuhson, "
was added_to our number. We wel
come him.
- A Very inleiesling program WttS '
' rendered: Those participating^ were
2 Messrs. Frasier, Horry, Dunmore and
Toome, ahd the report of the journal
' ist. ~ v *
1 A delicious repast was served.
Misses Odessa Sanders*. Arline Als5.
ton, Jennie Voung Mr.-P. II, Drunaon -
and Dr. Wm. S. Thompq"n motored ^ito
Andrews-last Sunday afternoon.
1 Miss Bluette Williamson from Mca
l..laiianvuio iw Hfwmling week in our'
- eity with her sister and friends.
- We ate very glad to have Muster
Roswell Beck back home, after, spending
over ten days in-the Roper's hospital
of Charleston.
j The two divisions of the JFifth
Grade of Howard High School of
j which Miss Jonnie and- G. S. Browne
are tefechers, sent a be&utiful basket
of fruit and flowers"'to" little Roswell.
r Mrs. Beck extended a vote jaf thanks ;
- of appreciation to the teachers and i
pupil^tjf^ bot h ^ j
' STAGS, TAKE NOTICE.*"""
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The regrrtar Tneeting^of the
: Stags will be held" at the resie
dence of Col. C. H. Dannelly,
1729 Wayne St., Wednesday
& ngiht, Mar. 25, 1925.L. You: are
h requested to be present.
G. Lee Ratliff,
k _ w. th. Br6\vn,
Walter Baylor,
7^\C'. H. Dannelly, Hosts.
t < / \ iff i,t~
COLDEN CQ^iX SOCIAL CLUB
i
1 The members .of the Golden Chord
r Social Club hcanla program "on Eng^,
^ lisVl f!nmnncprc of mAAflnr*. I
- l-affS" v/y ywwvj. u WV VliV-li
Thursday afternoon, M^rch 12th, at
the home of Miss Susie B. Robinson
on Blossom Street. One "guest was
present, Mr. Theodore Sumter, a gifted^mftmbwr
of the-A-jax Social Club.r The
president, Miss Matilda Uoodw\n.
PIT*''! ! nt prpliminury hn- .
siness meeting and " the preparation
for the next program was discussed,
Plans" were" made- by~~the president
and members for their first Spring
Social for which arrangements will
further hp mntleJ-,
After the business of the meeting
a delicious course consisting of sliced
3>inoapplM a nd- cake Was. -served. 'V
The next meetine- will hp VipIH with
' Miss Matilda Goodwin, on Richland
>_ Street, March _19th.-- . =_j_
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f I There wlll_he fi^^iee-oT^^reeti ngi^"
r Pine""and Oak on Washington street!
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'fi QQi" We w
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L -EVERY CAN
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-4 - -MONEY-BACK
|~ IF NOT PLEASED
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tub pat.mktt
beginning April G, 1925, conducted el
by some of the ablest presiding_elders
hnd preachers African Methodism.
The program is as follows: On
April Gth, Dr. E. II. McGill, Presiding
Elddr of the Orangeburg District
will preach; April 7th, ftev.^E^ R. M
Anderson, Presiding Elder of'j the
Supiter District; April 8th, Dr. L. A.
boro Disliicl. April Othf Dr.
Miles, presiding Elder of the King- ei1
tree District amf-Aprit 10th, Dr.~E7 "
Church in this city, ^
-Please donot misg series~~of
njeetings. Do yourself justice by A.
REV. R. I. LEMON, Pastor. [ J -
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HEAR] HEAR PREACH?
Monday night Rev. Mrs. Sara Smith j '
Great Revivalist and Gospel Preacher,
Pastor uf Bethleham Baptist Church *
will preach at Wesley JM. E.. Church, j ;
8 O'clock, Monday night March 23rd. j
Rev. Mrs. Smith H nno of onr forr i
most Gospel Preachers and religious! *
leaders. Don't miss hearing her Mon- ! ^
day night, The choirs of Bethleham. j)j
b"aptisf "Cfiu'rcn and Wesley-Methodistd
Church will furnish music, also John's ^
famous Quartette. Everybody invit-t^Q.
ed Lu-tuttw U kk -k*y--Ainnrtny night. "
tJlun >lo. 5. .L. E. Brooks, Capt. gj
I. S. Leevy, Lieut.. ^
~ * Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor
coming:; what?? 1..
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The Hit of the Season,. A CamedyDrama
in Three Acts ga
Name "Tho Hrpam TKa* Pb i,-..~t* v....
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Plaee^ Benedict- College ChapeJ.
Time Fll."Mar. 27th, 7:30 P. M. loi
Admission 25 Cents. tig
Presented by the Junior High Class, ch
r.Coine and enjoy a- good }nugh. |lot
OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY tN
MEMORIAL SERVICES TO JWI
TO COLONEL CHARLES YOUNG. fQ
The Epsllon Omega Chapter of thejml
Omega PsI Phi Fraternity, Sunday [W
evening, "March 15. at. 7 o'clock, in
the chapel of State College, Orange- te
burg. South "Carolina, paid honor and R(
tribute to the late Colonel Charles co
Young. A very Impressive program m
Was rendered.--by Uie local chapter. -vr
Profeo'jor C. A -Lawson, PHnetpal
Lincoln tiign school, Sumter, South w,
Carolina,-delivered the principal ad-jpi
dress, i Professor- Lawaon highly Bl
pleasetkJiis audience.
X^HE PROGRAM. ' in
j* Oigan Prelude Brother Theodore oi
! r n>rrrivsX&: 1
I - National
Negro Anthem The Audi-[pi
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! Merchant
x Correct Style,
Quality
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(a) Requiem Homer.
(b) Vale Russell.
Brother Charles J. Harris.
Introduction of Speaker- Brother
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Memorial Address Brother Charles
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I. D. Pinson. C. W. Btrnl.e. J. A.
abinson, C: A-: Lawaon. Chnrlea A~
arris, C, D. IIaynes, I. D. Havis, J.
McKall, H. O. Walker. W. S. Lawiite.
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A. Mason, E. C. Jones, F. MarBus
_ Staley. X A. Potter; I+r?St,'
Win Evans. J. G. .Stuart, T. 13.
ttmps, IS; J. Cling, N. C. Peterson,
C., Disher, W. IV, Holmes, M. F.i
hittaker, -Robert .Shaw \Vilkiu1l4n?
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Rhodes, J. M. Thompson*! R, A.
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CAR EDITOR: Please
allow me space in our most
lp ul paper to let- the public; know :
me of the ninny tiling .Mint mn hnp 1
Miifc al .Jk'thel Baptist Church!
ythewood, S. C. Rev. A. Bailey
is called to tne pastorate of that
1 Jiistoric church and the good peo>1
are giving him their hearty. cOeration.
_
The installation services which ben
March Uth and ended March 15th
is indeed a success
Monday: nigfSTRev. I. D. McColigh,
the pastor of Round Top Baparge
"of the service." Kevr7 McCird"-]
: the'^C'ol^leot 10n $10 16.
*. onttj infill nuv, i . Vl Vy mi niton j
is.in-ehargo t>f the service;- He used"!
r a text EzekW 33:1-2., subject^
Vatch." It . was, indepfl a helpful acr0H.
Collection $10.04.
is in charge of the service. His
xt was_Jbiaiah-52il. From that text
jv. Myers, the- sin Fighter, held his
ngregation spell-bound for. GO or 70
inutes, and" everybody "was ^sorryj
hen Ire took his "seat/ Col. $il.30.
Thursday Trit?1vr~Rpv H M tivrrt
as in charge of the serviiffs He
cached a sermon that thepeople ~TlY
Lythewood cannot fosget. Col. $6.00."
Friday night-Rev.-A. Chandler be
ij uos ni, nev. ju reay took charge
: the service, llis text was Acts
2fJ, -s'uV ject: "Obedience." Rev Peay
eachecLa. -strong sermon.
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Sunday., being the regular pastoral
day, the pastor , Itev. A. Bailey was"
in charge of the services, using for u
text Acts 1: 0-8. Subject: "The "Sejcret
of Success is Rower." Men in
every walk of life have learned that
in order'to be successful they mUstT
have power.
Sunday evening 3:30-o'clock-Rev,
U. Smith was in charge of .the service.
Rev. Smith preached the in- :
, ^allatioir-^ermon,- wnr>g-~for a^text
Joshua 7:5, A e I was with Moses so
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We thaid* Got^ for these good pastors.
Total, eollecttofr^fpr the week ending
Sunday evening, ^ ^.58. * -
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