Saturday, November 2$, 1926.
|
ri Locals Am
Y Mrs. H. H. Cooper spent two
weeks in Bennettsville with her
parents.
" . ** ?_: _*_! , ' " i*
L Mr. Henry Champion who un"
derwent an operation at the
K^Bonedict jIospitat~tg~doing nicd7!
P^y. ~ ' ' j
Drr Oliver Champion and Mr
Wm. Champion were in the city
Rinulny rm mill nP llin Ulness"
of their brother.
( i> ' ' * '
K~ Dr. ancL Mrs.?D,?K.^Jenkins
^?motored to?Bennettsville?Hast"
Sunday where they spent the
day with Dr. and Mrs. Durham
Counts.
Miss Evelyn Brooks, Mrs Myrttle
Evans Robinson and Mr>
John Evans motored to Camden
TiKi-nlay afternoon. They reDr.
M. A. Evans is out of the
city, spending a fort night in
Florida. She is expected in'the
^city some time during the-week
^ end al-her oflice on Taylor St.
^??Mr. William D. Robinson, ^cn
ior college student at Benedict,
F a-nd a member of the staff of
l "the Leader attended the Paine^^Jenedictrfoot
ball game.
Mr. A. P. Hardy, Well known
* Columbia undertaker motored
^ to AgustaJasL week ^or the
PuHie-BtHiCdict loot ball game.
Benedict won, the score being
PloS,* .
II The club Deluxe entertained
ijiembers of the Johnson C.
fcmith Foot Ball team at a lovely
Riotfse party Friday night after
fthe game between them and
mk. U. Dancing was enjoyed
hrughout the evening.
W jVIrs. Lynn Larson ofTryon,
N. C.. was ip the citv last week
-visiting her daughter, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Carson who is a senCarson
stated she is-always glad
to be in Columbia. She formerly
uvea in this state before
moving her residence to Tryon,
H N. C. ? :?
f?? ?? ?
! Thursday afternoon at ? o'
clock mehibers of LeCerde Entaa
nous were entertained by
Miss Ruth DeLbrme. "Prizes
were won by Mrs. Hipp whg
scored highest Miss Saxon cut'
ting for consolation, while Miss
Watts won the booby prize. A
-delicious salad course was
' serve^.
? "Miss Catherine Mack enter*
tained the club at her home on
Thursday afternoon Nov. 19th.
DELUXE~CLUI*
(The DeLuke, 'Ace of Clubs'
^ held its meeting with Miss C&Th
nrsdav.
milUI II1C 1UC4LIV 1MWW ? v
r. ine meeting was begun at
:30. The evening was full of
* entertainment in which the
Thanksgiving spirit prevailed,
tokens of the season Taping ofk
ferecl.
^ After the regular meeting
and games a delicious salad
? eeurse was served, The prizes
were then awarded, the score
prize being won by Miss Sarah
Boozer, a very d&ipty pl?c$ of
conaolatlon w?
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i Personals f
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given to Miss Jennie Mae Chamjpion,
Miss Wilhemenia ThompI
son delightfully received the
{booby pri7,e through dozens of
jsmiles and corfipliments.
Our next meeting will be held
with Miss Odessa Mack.
AOHICKEN "SITFMR
A most delightful chicken sup
jper was given at the homo, of
Mr. and Mrs Maxwell in the 2400
block of Elmwood Ave. Friday
evening. Nnv 9()
I Th ehouse was beautifully deIcorated
in several varieties of
lovely flowbrs and music was
furnished by the Simpkins entertainers.
/
J The large number of guests
j danced until 10:30 at which hour
a tasty .supper.of fried chicken
potato salad, cake -antizmmci]
was served.
Dancing was then resumed
4mtih^l2:30. A feature of the
entertainment was the good
food" and the generous-port ions
ti^t vvpi'P -irrTnfi
Everyone enjoyed themselv
to the highest
COLUMBIAN TO WHITE
Miss Margurett L. Rhodes on
Staff of the Ashville Enterprise
Specials the Luudcr
Ashville, N. C., Nov 27?According
to a statement in the
Ashville Tr.ntgypvi>.-n
Miss Margurett L. Rhodes, oi
Columbia, S. C., has accepted
C j*l T i \ n i ^
an uner iruni d. u. ^aiT, lilt
publisher as an associated edi
torial staff writer for The En.
t.f rprise : ^
Miss JRJiodes is well known ir
South Carolina and the announcement
of her services- as
a member of tho staff r>f the
' North Carolina newspaper wil
be received with general interest
T3y her friends. While at Howard
-Uniw?";s-he- dewted-.-some
time to the study of newspa-pei
writing and editoring.
FUNERAL
Suffering for a period of
_rrn n *
neany iwu years, mrs. ?jmnici
Friday expired at- her home or
Blossom street, Mohday -eveTiihg"
November 16, at 7:00 o'jdock.
RHp was upright,
: and trustworthy in e-very reianumbered
a friend of every acquaintance
of her immediate
' lamily.' She leaves three daugh
ters, Mrs. Emma Anderson;
Jessio M. Friday, Bessie Friday
and three grand children, one
sdsfpr nnp snn-in-lnw I ,<>on Anrtei
son.
Funeral services were held a\
"Union Baptist Gtnrrch, at whid
the Rev. T. M. Boykin officiatec
Sunday at 2:00 o'clock, with interment
at Randolph Cemetery
IN MEMORIAM OF WALTEF
HARRIS
Who departed this life Nov. 25
1923,
t -me*
. ? l ' . - - - ..'I *
He has left to mourn a mothei
two brothers and three sisters
Sleep on thou-gopd and faithful son
The battle is fought, the yictory's \\*oi
You have finished your career on thi:
land.
And now before thy Judge thnu dnti
. stand,
Two years ago, you passed fron
life's dark shore,
NTever to dwell in pains and sorrov
any piore, ^
i Our hearts tremble when we thinl
, oi you,
. One who was faithful and ever true
? May the Angels serve you witl
[ sweet dreams,
I While you sleep beyond cold Jordan'
I stream;
^ Friend, was (t not sad when he wa:
1 taken away, V
I Sleep on falter until that Great Da;
TWB PAT.ltWI
ThOU God \sill oall us lo meet In the <
7 7 Sky, 7 - ~~ " ]
1 Wii will then bill tha old w^rW good7?:?-by*--?;?
__ 7
Yea, and dwell -in God's Kingdom 1
on high, * ' i
Oh! What a happy home beyond the |
sky. 11
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Mrs. Rosa (Harris) Saxby, mother 1
Eddie and Richard Harris, brothers i<
Mrs. Daisy (Harris) Foggy, Irene' j
(llim-in) Juhnmm, and LotttP?(liar- J
" rtKT Fergu sowy Si si~ers. 7 : ? ~
HEN EDICT COLLEGE WON j1
IX-FfHTL BALL CLASH ' ^
Augusta, Gay, Nov. 20.?Paine11
--College, lninlcd in lliis city lost |
in the annual foot ball- classic1
I ^ i *
to Benedict College of Columbia, '
S. C.i m the annual foot ball;1
game today: Richard?
jTVilliams_and Edward Graham
i starred . for - Benedict and won
for the Carolina team their oni
ly touch down.
rj-?tphn-g'imn nnrlnrl urif^ n nn.p i
of 7 to. 3 in favor of the team 1
. from Benedict College. Leav- '
i[Ing the grounds, Coach Smith
I of Benedict pointed out to Prof-;'Thomas
LrDuckett, who went
-jnvur Lo sec the thing well doncp^
I'T fold 'em so." " ;i
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
? WINS FROM MORRIS
COLLEGE ~ ... ,
1 Orangeburg, Nov., 20?In a 1
, hard fought battle here today 1
State College gridders completely,
surprised the Morris College
'aggregation oi Sumter, S. C. by"
'winning the contest 6 to 0,
! In the first quarter Morris Col!
'lpfrp. liy linn phingVw nprl t
runs, was able "to carry the ball
to State's 20 yard line. Here thej1
-^defense tightened and after an
attempted field goal, State got
- got possession or The ball aria
. kicked out of danger. L
| State College in the begining',
ot Uhe second quarter worked
1 the ball for, gain by an aerial at
tack to Morris College's fifteen 1
\yard lilies A_penalty for State"]'
1 on 11 ft? ruuilll dbwrr'causecl her"11
i | to resort to a long forward pass,
iCwhioh was successfully complected
for a 'touchdown .a.f lei'dtke _
JTbairhadlieeri touched by a Mor- ;
Iris man. CThe'lTirst' half "ended i
with Morr|s, .a^'ter a long suc'cessful
pass, within ten yards
..of the goal line.
In the second half neither ;
.; team was able .to do much^J
C ground gaining and -&-de?ensm?-|
{ ga-nte was played. State College
receiving several penalties for <
?trnfrtintr Jnid offside, had to re-[
Vsort to kicking to keep the bail from
her territory. The game;,
-' possession* ,
1 LACKER NOTES
1i?The Auxiliary Board met last t
U' ?1 .1..,. Q.OA
? >> cuiicouaj- aiici nuun a L U.OV <
' m'clot ly at the home of Mrs. Del- >
la Blakely on Jersey street, Mrs. I
''Sa-llie BUickstock, president o-1
pened the meeting and carried;
jjout a most -excellent program'
J Among the visitors were Mad?j
ames Lucinda .Johnson, F, Y.T1
iDendy who made some touchlivwr
TVio noet^x l-iomcr!
j 111& 1 I\0. - X 11^/ J7UOWUI J
-| present and gave some timely reI
marks, he used iss a subject 'Stay
J through" all present were highly
benefitted because he always *carries
good news.
The. Willing Workers Board
* pulled off what is known ah the4
. j Annual Bazaar on last Thurs,'day
night in the basement of
i Bethel A. M. E. Church quite a
s number were present. It was,
jquite a success with Mrs. Anna
tj-A. Todd, president, and a host, of j
'Willing Workers who know no I
J failure, as well as all. the other :,J
i auxiliaries, in the church. Hur-j
rah for the Boosters Club which j
h held its annual meeting on last
:Thursday afternoon at the home
<!ofMr. and Mrs L. W. Garlington'
_!on west Hampton St.. -with Miss j
.iMary Tillie the efficient preshI
(| dent and a band of co-workers.
i splendid program was rendered
with a crowded home, there
a u'ovn aovorn.1 viai'tnrfl nnmplv*
I Mrs. Nannie Golphin, Teacher j
? of graded school of this city,)
Sallie Cunningham, Mrs, McMor-;
P'ris, Mrs. Agnes Evans,'Tsacher t
-?I
* _ * /
rMxrmm
Ji the :Mt_. Zion School and-Mrs.
F. Y7 Dendy who made a fine
^gj^~orTt h c ~genc-raT work of the
ikib. ?The meeting as ? whole^
kvas'good from start to finish. It
s the talk ol" tlie city. THe pas:0r
Kev. J. C.-McClolkih~spoke to
'.he* club and made some inspiring
remarks after which a deicious
course of chicken sallad
)n lettuce a-nd saltines, irish po;atO
chips, ami tea were-served
Kvwy bydy seemed to be jolly
Aith smiles for the return of
heir pastor ynd president; *
. T know tlie t'rii-nrU Apr?
A'alter Anderson will be pained <
.o learn of his death, he passed a
way on ^ last Thurcda-v aftcr110011,
and was funeralized on .<
Sunday at While Plains Bap- ;
:ist* Church. Several sisters. ;
ind brothers-wv^re-le!'t to mount;
lis last.' ~ wj
11:00 o'clock Sundae A AI at '
Bethel Church with almost a
packed house the pastor Rev. J.
roost inspiring sermon that has
2ver been .delivered in the a- '
JUv-e named einuc.li, to a very re-monsive/
andicm e _
At?t he -close o t' t he?service
Kev> iUcL lclian ?uid family Wre~
invited .tp the home of*"Mrs. Sa-d
lona JbTlVr.^m-on?Barns Ave.,-'
following^ soup andsailings,
rice, vegetable, chicken, macaroni,
potato puddingwith niar>hrnallow
covering,-pickW. sliced
tomatoes, biscuits and coffee.
t'ruit cake and iello.
Sunday night 8:00 o'clock
with a full house- the oaTchyr
preached another soul stilling,
sermon a<nd the church was on.
fire.
NOTES FROM ANDREWS.
Rev. Brad ham of Florida is_
running'jiiegiing?at Pine
Grrrnr ~BiipTist church.
Little Mary.- Frances GreCne
accidently sprained her arm on
Saturday. ~ ._IL?1^?
^^Trsr^iary lJozier of Rhems is
visiting k?y daughter. Mrs. E.
B.-Greei+e?this?week.
Rev sL__T?Qnark;K-o-i'?i\4trgs?
tree was t lie guesl.uf Mrs'L.Kliza.
Corl>ett on Monday.
The "Busy Bee' Club of "St"
Andrews A. M. E. church gave
a Pie SuppeFal the lla-ll on Saturday.
it. was .a success.
-Mrs;-Lucile Palmer passed
thru Andrews enrouto to Flori-.
la. ; . "
^Uss Fannie .Tohnson is visit4ng
her?mother out from
Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. R. .T. Palmar and
daughtcc of Clikmibia"?passed
thru on-Saturday enroute to
Georgetown.
?Mr. I):iv id (iraham WhcJ nidtor- ,
ed to Palatka, Florida last week
is l>ack. *
Little RuUieira and 'Arth-trr-E. -
Greene have gcmo to Georgetown
to spend, the winter with their
grandmother.
?T. F. Jones, Reporter.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM.
Columbia, S7~C., effective Oct. 11^1925
Arrive No. Between No, lie part...
9:50 a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:00 a
Jj52_p_ 32?A.UK?>ta X. Y. 32?fnOO p
1:30 p 27*Charleston-Cin; 27 1:15 p
4:50 p 28 Cin.-Charleston 28 4:55 p
10:45 p^LQi Crdunibia-Cin. 9" C;55 a
5:30 a 24 Colunibia-Jaxv'Ie 23 11:00 p
10:30 p 20 Coinmhia-Aug. 19 7:00 a
10:15 a 8 T'olumbia-Aug. 7 5:45 p !
1 '-10 n 11 rnlninhiii.Siiv 1.1 10*90 a '
9;10p 23 Columbia-Char. 24 - 5:40 a i
9:45# 13 Columbia-Char. 14 2:25 p
10:25 p 11 Columbia-Chas. i2 5:10 a
5:20 a 15'Coinmbia-Chas. 16 2:20 a
1: 15 p 2 CohtniMa-U'lipiu?i?4:00 p
1.0:20 p 16 Coluj^jitGjtfen. 15 6:40 a
2:00 p 18 Columbia-Green. 17 2:10 p
5:40-p 113 ^Gt?0?r-Gli?u. lit- 15t20a
* Via Camden and Rock Hill.
Pullman cars, Dining cars.
City ticket otliee, 1307 'Main Street,
Telephone 6356.
NELSON'S BEAUTY
PARLOR
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Hair Dressing of
Mme." Josephine Nelson. Mgr.
1317 Wheat SU Columbia. S. C.
to,.
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Of the 32nd Session of the Mt. Pile
to he held with <h" \n..u
Killians. S. C, Nom n
?? REV. L.-PKA
satukYjat
7:80?Devotiona-ls conducted. bj
Dimofk/~
8:00?Introductory Sermon. A);
tee., .Enrollment of Chul'chex and <
RemarWs hv ,ih? Vp.f|rn.u^Kusiness
of the Union.
Collection and adjournment.
- ."? SUNDAY M<
10:00?Sunday' School Concert 1
11:00?Reading of papers and e
Devotionals conducted by Dea-fo;
11:30?Missionary Sermon4*y R
W. G. Gunter, Pastor of Mt. Olive
Collection and adjournment for
___ SUNDAY E\
7 3:00?Devotionals conducted by
3:30?Doctrinal Sermon by-Rev.
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- Collection
Report of Finance Committee a
rev. g. yy;. d1mc
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X * Service Rendered
Wilt Open for~the Ret
| MONDAY, SEVYE
$ W-e teach the Touch-meth
$ and Pittitian nfbthod oi" Short
?' and English.
% ?We hush a"corpr-Tof hifteicn
% i For further" informal ion. w
M. H. HOLI
X , 2029 Taylor St., Phone \
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Savers and Carb
| Guarar
|^_ The biggest bill
|?Gas Savers and G
[cut the gas bill 50 i
Agents wanted
-fur both Both fast
Write for
Liberal Cor
C. 15. JOi
501-C. Markley St.
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WHOLESALE DII
Every 'garment is tailored to your i
color, cold water shrunk, finest quality
manship and service guaranteed.
Sellftig direct fi qui maker to wearer
tween profits for your own pockoU??
Suits and Overcoats $18.50,
riTKTOM TAif.nn
I?. A. SMITH, Sale*
1017 iVaihingtw Sift, ?
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rlnst be a?gradii ??t?
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Grade" certificate.
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I'pointmerrt of Finance Commitl<'1o^ntey.
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cv. A. Phillip. Alternate Rev.
i Baptist Church, Columbia.*- -' v
dknu'i'.
r'ENI.NG.
Deacon Mayo; of Killians.
h \\ .' Ila-vus. of ?
nd adjournment. . ^
H'K, Moderator. c
Treasurer.
SOX, Clerk. " ' : '
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i'ulai^School Year- a
;MBI-:R 21.1925 t??
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pel ot .lype.writmg; .Gregg 'j*
hand; Arithmetic, Spelling | | _
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^ Proof J - :
Trier Tubes Gas I
on Removers, ' |
iteed ,, J ,
is the gas bill, ?
lrboii Removers 1
)er cent.
in every County
: sellers.
Terms.
amission. 1 ~
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Greenville, S, C. I
SECT TAILORS
"dividual measurements out of fast
wool fabrics. Good fU-r- work-- ???
at w holesale prices Saves all in be_
822.50. $28.1)0 and $36.50
tS SINCE 1 S*)0.
* Representative,
CntuMhia. S. C.
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