The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 09, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 7
gjatgrday January 9, 1?26
U?| Locals Ar
Wl.
Iftr Miss Amanda Upshur of Phtladel
Hum phia, Pa. is the house guest of Mr:
|H - E. H. Bookman on Gadsden Street.
H ft. Miss Alma Wells Givons, the <;harm
|V ' ing wife of Dr. John Givens of Norfol
IB and her little daughter were the guest
H|i ^ M Daniels and family las
Miss Birdie Elizabeth Sims is quit
l ill at her home 1828 Strickland Ave..
Mj Mr. L. McGraw, formerly of thi
If city but now of Cape May, N. J^ha
M *- returned home after spending a fei
Bt, ? days -yvith relatives and friendg.
||y? Mr. Prank tireenor has returns
|1fi ^ivu'c ^vn. irmwuvipiim.
I* ' Miss Jessie Lee Hardy, of Carr
,v bridge, Mass who spent a very deligti
fuL stay during the holidays with he
^unt, M?S".'" Pauline Reese, has re
turned?to- her?work?as?a tenche
in Virginia
Miss.Lucile Pompey spent the hoi:
days with her parents. She returne
Sunday afternoon to St. Stephen
[where she is a teacher in the grade
school. t J i ;
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bowmanj
Hackensack, N. J. are 'spending
while with their mother *on Pine S
Miss Erline Goff left for Sumtei
Thursday where she will spend a fe^
days before entering her school. Whil
in Sumter she will be the guest c
Miss Elise Hale ~? ?
Mrs. Jane Adams of Cokesbury, t
. spent the hoiiays in the city as th
guest of her son, Rev. E. A. Adam
and her sister, Mrs._ N. H. Collin:
TVlr?i- \uill Innvo oaam +"aw Mai
BpjuYork to live wi& h?r daughter an
H.' son, who are there waiting anxiousl
I for her arrival.
I j?r? Miss Luia D. Harris of Norfolk, vt
I K/ was the house guest of Miss Beatric
I \ Collins during the holiday. Miss Hai
I m?ris?is-a~g^"d?ate^6f?Hampton andr_
I % classmate of Miss Collins;,
I ' Prof. Toby Richardson of Americu
MM. Institute is a visitor in the ^ity thi
II v week. -o
Miss Minnie Simmons of Washing
% * ton, D. C. arived in the city for th
jfc Asman-McMiUtin wedding. Miss S:
' raons was one of the bridesmaids.
Mrs. Zenobia Jeffers is somewhs
Indisposed and we~1lopcfor her
' jipeedy recovery. .
, Mr. John Corr^,well is at home wit
parents for the holidays,
f Mr. T. J. Miles visited in the cit
during the holidays.
Christmas Day with -Columbia'
social set was begun with a delighl
t.,1 W..I J T" -
I xui uicaMUM uuiiit;. x riu /\jax \ji
chestra furnished the^fnusic and breal<
K." fast was served at nine o'clock. Thi
affair was given by the Cullcgiale Cii
cle. Honoring
the many .out of tow
jf guests here for the holidays, Mr. Joh
Louis was promotor of one -of th
most brilliant dances of the season o
* Christmas night. About one hun
? dred guests enjoyed the evening.
~ Mrs. Hatie Green unU'ilaiiied?rr
Mr. Lawrence Brown of Ashevilh
1A N. C, spent the week-end in the citj
It remaining over Monday night fo
'i?. the T.e-Cftrcle-F.nfra Nous party.
Miss Mana Frazer of Georgetowr
|= visited Misa Vivian Nanco during tfr
holidays."
* Miss Virginia Wilson, senior studer
r at State College, Orangeburg, S. C
Was the" guest of Miss Louine Sum
f*??^ter, the past week.
Rev. L. M. Kiett is in the city o
r account of the death of his brother
H-~ in-law, Mri David Gardner, whose fur
. eral was held at First Calvary Bap
. tist Church Sunday at 1:30.
ff' Miss Laura Goode spent severa
[ * days during the holidays with he
!_ coushi Miss Carolyn Wilton in Bir
| mingham, Ala.
j?. Mrs. Lnilis McMillan, who, prior t
U her w??(i^ing on Wednesday night wa
I, Miss" Miriam Asman, has Keen fh
honored guest at several affairs thr
out the week. Her aunt, Mrs. Joh
I- - Robinson, entertained with a lovel
tparty on Caturdau night Christma
wreaths and holly were used to dec
orate the rooms. After the games,
Spelling match restrited in the winne
being Miss Amy Boozer, scoring higb
oqt, nftnr tVio gnmpg A salad OOlirs
was served followed by sweets.
On Tuesday afternoon, Dec
29, 6:00 o'clock one of the pret
tiest pre-nuptials ,for Miss As
m&n was a lovely party given b;
her aunt Mrs. John D. Suber a
her residence on Millwood Ave.
M The house was fairy-like ii
its (Christmas decorations an<
H shaded lights Quito a numhe
of young people including th
E^uvedding party were prei&nt. 4
II The guests were served a sal
ad course with cocoa and cak
B after wliicli Miss Asrnaii was pY
sented with a lovely novelty a
m ' ^11 expressed themselves a
K 'W had a delightful eveninj
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id Personals j
?
1-| Misses Sara Henderson and Marion
J. | Gardener were visitors in the city 1
'during, the week. Both young ladies'
i- are teachers at._State College. |
k! Mr. B. F. Hilderbrand, student-prin-'
s; ter at Allen University is back in
t his classroom after spending the holijdays?with
lelaUves and friends irP
e Cameron, S. C.
| ? Dave Roof, the barer invites all of
s his friends and customers to see him
s at his new place..of. business, Thomas'
n Barbery-Shop; Masonic Temple, next
| door to I. S. Leevy's; Department
Ladiee hair bobblftg-a special- '
! Misses Susie Cannon and Mabel
i- 3 inkins both teachers at Howard. Grpdit
ed School have returned to the city '
r having spent the holidayt> with parents
i- | MisS Rose Nicholas of Union, S. C., 1
r spent the holiday? with hor aunt ini
1 I
Me,, L. R. Pinckney, of Asheville, N.
d C., was in the city, last week.
s, M rs.-Porter,~ popular music teacher
d at-Benedict College, spent the tholi|days
in Atlanta, Ga. : J
. I\Irs. Adolphus_i Lewis of Phila.,
a is in the city visiting her parents, Mr.
^ and Mrs. T. J. Entznunger, on Tobacco
Siredt. "j
Mrs. Viola Whittaker of Greensboe
ro, Ni C., spent the. holidays with her
sister, Mrs. Alice Johnson of Hamp-,
~tTcft Ave. ^ :?? V
?Sir. Jpmos - Jones has returned to;
e the city after spending several months.
3 dn Detroit,- Mioh. ^
* l Mi's. L. B. McLees and ftffss L. C.
,v Wiliams, came home for the holidays,'
d ..ml will "return tu their school Mony
day..- ' 1 -
I Miss' \j. Beatrice Collins and Mr. ,
* Nathaniel Collins, Jr. spent a' very
e plea 'ant Christmas with their parents
"" and friends. N. H. left Monday for
Beatrice left Sunday for Winston-Sal13
cm, N^G. vhere-sho resumes her work
:S as teacher7 of Home Ecomnomics in
Hhe Krn.berley Park Graded School, j
Both of these young people were t
_e looking the picture of health,
'"j J. M. Dinkins of Hopkins, S. C.
and Mr. F. H. Hampton of Columbia,
lt motored from Columbia Saturday to
^ 6traTlottc, to spend a few days with
Sedatives and had a-very successful^
trip. While being in North.Carolina,
Ithey toured Charlotte :oyeri Among
y t'\e many places visited was the Duke's
.Mansion and Johnson C. Smith *Uni3
versity. After visiting many other
-iisvy i t'iunii'u iu tut; tut; nome
'".of M. Dinkins' sister, Mrs. Margaret 1
pa.iopuo} Xoq} aaoqAV '.id}.u?o *q
s.a vepy-delicious dinner. Leaving Char-,
lotte at ;j:20 they reached Columbia
Inftm- n fm.r k.iv nnrt minutes
"drive.
nl : Miss Francis Jenerette who teaches 4
e at TFlorfe'nce.*' spent last waHt in Sum-jj
",ter enroute to Columbia to spend the 1
1 holidays. .
M, 1^, Ilolloway has just returned
to the city, from a two weeks trip to
'' Tampa, Fla., and a trip across the |
r' Gandy Bridge over into St. Petersburg,
jthe Sunshine City where the sun has
| nul ^refused to shine in eight yoaro.)
This trip was the greatest of all' his j
*Hfu. ' L
I Practically ail of the students of,]
1 j Allen1 University have returned after!
s* (spending the holidays at home or vis- .
l" liting. - ,-1 b
! Under the auspices of the Lincoln
Memorial Association, the Annual E?
^.mancipation Program waa-held in the
H auditorium df Allen University, Friday 1
I af'ernoon January 1st. The main
. 'features was the address bv President
1 D. H. Sims. - - --- 'V
I The Christmas Tree and Exercisees
[were held in the auditorium, Monday
! evening, Jan. 28. In face of the fact
! ftm Tl-I ..I U lit t 1 ^ 1 1 tn
^ p?-"prirr>. thpv rcndcre well their parts.
u Many "gifts were exchanged among the
?! students. Rev. T. II. Addison, one of
n
our visitors made a few remarks of
interest. " 7
,_| Rev. H. W. Lon'g, Pastor of First '
Calvary Church, returned from Florr
ida a few days ago. He was invited 1
u i'to visit the Pfrei -Baptist?OhnrfilL__e? i
e St. Petersburg, which he served as
, pastor. They presented him a puree ,
and gave him and his madam some
wonderful and' valuable gifts* as an
^appreciation of the valuable and efflcient
seryice rendered while there.
Y Mr. Wesley Glisson, of Phila.,
t spent the holidays in this city
j visiting relatives and friends.
n He left the city for Philadelphia
j on Saturday.
' The Palmetto Conference of:
the A. M. E. Ziw^ dhurelr hoiE?
a nVir.nrfo nf noatnro O f
limuc a Llia'll^C KJ2. pttntvio
1 Jones Chapel Church, Corner
I- Sumter and Blossom Streets.
e Rev. A. E. Lomax is now pas-|
c tui in charge, while his prada
i- censor; Revt R. A. Carroll goes 1
- to Cheater, 1SLC.
s We predict for Dr. Lomax,
r. success in his new field here.
, , THE PAI/MIS
BAUMGARDNER - COLLINS
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Darlington, 31?One of the prettiest
weddings of the holiday season was
solemnized, Wednesday, December
23, at the. home of .Mr, and Mrs. Anrew
Collins of Darlington, S. C., when
their daughter Andrena Penelope became
the bride of Herbert Wycliffe
Baumgardner of Columbia* S. C.
The entire lower floor of th? "spacious
home was. thrown open for the
occasion and was decorated with |
Southern omilox, preserving through ,
out,, a general color scheme of blue
and white. ~ *
The ceremony was performed under'
a very beautiful and artistic arch I
which?was composed of Southern'
smilax and sweejt peas with a cluster1
uf-American- Beauty -rosee at the topcent's?:
In the background, theA'e
were beautiful lighted candles, the
light from which served selpndidly to
enhance the decorative beauty of the arch.
?_ \ |
Preceding the cergmofay,' Miss LoUise
sang, "Love Sends a Little Gift
of Roses," following this number,
Shubert's "Song of Love" was. sung,
by Miss^Maererie EaH?.
Mrs. Maggie Walker presided at the
piano.
Promptly at 4:30 the beautiful i
strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding 1
March were struck by Mrs. Walker:
at the piano and Mr. Jdfceph Dudley
on the violin. The event had begun;
First came the maid of honor, Miss
Bertha. A. Bouknight of Columbia, S.
C. Mis Bouknight descended the
stairs leading to the reception room,
where an aisle waeetfnstructed for the'
occasion ?byj having sufficient space!
roped off from the stairway leading i
up to the tune of the wedding march, |
the mnid-nf-hnnnr made her way upj
the aisle to the altar. She made-a very,
beautiful picture in her gown of tur-J
quoi?.e blue crepe dc chine, with white!
fifr trimming on border of skirt, car-!
rying a bouquet of white carriations
and fern, followed by--fehe-ring-bearer.Master
Robert who carried the ringj
oh a lovely pillow made of blue satin |
and under lace. Preceding the bride:
came the flower girl ,the little Miss '
Maty Louise Holloway dressed in a!
turquoise blue flat crepe with 'fur
trimming to -match, scattering rose
petals^in the path of the bride. Slowly
folloWing came the bride leaning on
the arm of tier lather. St the foot of
the stairway, she was met by ^the
bridegroom and his .best man, Mr.
Horace Cadrew Perrin of Charleston,
S.. C. Waiting at the altar Dr. D. H.
Sims, who administered the vows that
united FHe couple HTTCl R5V1 Gl FT'
Bartelle, the bride's pastor. The ring;
ceremony was used. The bride was a'
picture of girlish loveliness in her
crepe black- satin. White fur. trimmed
the circular skirt; Her unly urn- "
anient was a string of pearls. Her
veil, was of- tulle held to the head
with orange blossoms made in coronet
style. Her bouquet was bride's roses
and -valley lilies. 1
Immediately after the ceremony, approximately
one hundred guests were
?r- -
tuned.?-After giving half an houi>|
to her guests the brfde retired to herroom,
whence she returned shortly,'
wearing a suit of black prince with1
accessories-lo_match. With this she _
wore-a Topper brown coat and a lovely
hat of black prince with' a touchy of
SoTd: T" Guests
from out of town included:Dr.
Sims, Prof. O. Y. Valerttine,
!VTl^ PV O Rflnni(jnrr]nnr IVficso fV*n
Bouknightj- Columbia; Prof H. C. 1
Perrin of Charleston; Dr. and "Mrs. j
Waldo Long. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Has-|
kew, Miss Estrada Miller, Chferaw.
Mr."and Mrs. Baumgardner will,
make their future home in Columbia,;
3. C. - - - - . is
clever satire
"WHY MEN LEAVE HOME"
^qnung to the Rpyol Theatre Ian. 14,.
Avery Hopwood's clever satire on
married life, "Why Men Leave Home,"
has been transplanted to the screeh ,
by John M.. Stahl and will soon be
seen at the Royal Theatre. The pic-:
ture which is distributed by first Na..
tional, is interpreted by an all-star"'
cast., headed bv Lewis Stone and
Helene Chadwick.
asman?McMillan
,
A marriage of interest_to man-v
y in South Carolina and other
States was that, of Miss Miriam
Elizabeth Asman, only daughter 1
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Asman, to
the Rev. Lewis R. McMillan of
emnized at Second Calvary Baptist
Church, Columbia, Wednesday
December 30, at 8:30.
The Church was beautifully
decorated. with Xmaa wreaths
and the arch was white and green
having a background of white
and green with a charming array
of cahdles burning during
the ceremony.
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Precedeipg the ceremony Miss Is
Blanche Thompson sang, "All p;
for You," and, "Love's Greeting" tc
a piano selection was rendered
by Miss Ila- Stewart, who played L
the wedding march also. o!
' Mr. John Evans accompanied I\1
all of the selections with his vio- ol
linr" As the notes from Mendle- d;
ssohn's Wedding March sounded
the bridal party entered the tc
church led by the ushers, Messrs. tc
Theodore Perrin, TOTteYri' of_the 'gi
bride ;Nick Ford and James t!
Goudlock, marching down the w
aisle and taking tlieir places on T
either sides of the arch. The p'
groomsmen ami -maids entered 1 ,
in the following ordem- fc
Theodore YoungUooaAvith Alirss t
Laura Jackson: Mr. Willio Gha- ir!
vis and Miss Minnie Simons of ar
Washington, D P.; Br Jamp^ IV
H. Goode with Miss Minnie Wal- v.*.
ker; Dr. Hey ward Thompson IS
KTTrti H/Tio? A~,,, r> ?
vrii/ii 111105 n.jii.y xjuuzer ; ivir nan- m
som Ritter with Miss Authuree tTwiggs
of Sumter, Cousins of M
the groom; next ct>me the Junior J?
maid and groomsmen, Mr. Romeo
Robinson, cousin of the bride tl
with Miss Sylvester Roach. t <
'The Dame ofJHonor, an aunt
of the bride Mrs. Viola Robinson A
then entered ijdflowed by~tKeTfi
Maid of Honor, Miss Angeline cd
Boatwright. The little flower st
girls Mildred Jackson and Lou- h;
ise Douglass^ strew rose . petals
before the bride who entered ?
leaning on the arm of her fath- w
er who gave her in inajiiage. r
The Bridegroom entered from r
_the_-study with his _bestf mam_
Mr. Sanders of State College,
andunet the bride at -the-<ar.
The Rev. H. W. Long, pastor of * )
First Calvary performed the im- J'
pressive double-ring ceremony, ni
"The World is waiting for- the Slin>M?p"
WQC cnftl^r Q1T/1/-1 rill ><
?K/v/ " wo uviuiy Witt J ca UU
2 o
ring the ceremony, after- which oi
Miss Blanche Thompson aecom- oj
-panied: by Mrs. Porter, Music^
Teacher at Benedict College, g
sang, "A Perfect Love" j?j
To the strains of the Lohcn- %
grin .Wedding March the' bridal $
party left the church for the joj
home of the bride's parents
where a large reception was held . k
tbTTHost'of relatives and friends
The bride's gown woo of whila.fij
crepe Elizabeth $nd silver lace, g
embroidered with pearl beads,
The beautiful veil caught on both
sidea of the head with orange ?
blossoms, was worn by her moth- i'
er at the time of her marriage. ;5;
She carried a huge shower bo.u- ;j;
quet of bride^s. rose3 and valley ?
lillies and fern. X
The Dame and Maid of Honor >*
fern. Hanging from the arms X
of the maids were chains of or- $
sweet peas and snap dragons $
with ferns.? ? 4*7
After the reception, Rev, and 0
Mrs* McMillan left for Atlanta, ^
Ga- where Rev. McMillan is en- %
gaged in Y. M. (k A. work coverin
the field from Florida to Vir- 3
ginia with headquarters in At- 3
lanta. ?
The bride's host of friends re- ?
gret that her marriage will take 8
her out of the city.
Her going away dress was bf 8
henna-crepe-black satin and cut cj
' feta hat with trimmirtgs to *
matqh._ Her coat was of henna^ ?
bolivia with squirrel fur. ??
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_ A 1; .^frn onrl ljolnoKlo nnmKny Q
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of presents on display at the ^
home attest the popularity of %
this young couple.
Among the out of towp guests 3
wererrMr. Care^ JMcMjll^n, Miss- $
Lucile McMillan and Sister, Mr. g
Singleton, Miss Autkuree Twiggs g
Mrs. B- Callahan, Mr. Sanders, g
Miss Minnie*'Simons and Prof. 5
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NOTICE
?Watch for the opening of the Homo <?
stead Bakery at 1332 Assembly Street f
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Etc.
Orders for Balls, Parties, Weddings ^
a specialty. * n
LE CERCLE ENTRE NOUS
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_ Tb&JlSt of events could not be
completed until Le Cercle Entra i
jj '
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T*7' ~ ... j? w
feus scheduled hor wonderful ft
arty which was looked forward
> with hearty intent. J0
The whist party and dance of ^
e Cerle Entre Nbus at the home;
f Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cooper
'onday evening was the/ finale1
the festivities for the holi- r
W*- 7" ' jl
The first floor was opened in- i
> one with eleven tables placed i
i accomodate 44 guests. As the
jests gathered about 9 o'clock,
ley were received with a hearty s1
el come by Dr._H- H^Cooper. ?
here weVe beautiful gowns, and
easing faces that nictui^d a' a
. .V - " ? ^
iradDe. AI the lap of the 'bell
r nine-thirty o'clock", the game
arted, changing every 10 nun- L
es for Thoiir Miss Daisy Roach
id Mr. Harry Goodwin made
ir> highest srrrmyr"nTrrt -wprrrTi- "
ardpd the first prizes, MisS Lilm
Watts and Mr. Ma ceo Entzir.ger
received the consolation r
:e boobies . were presented to d;
i;:s Mojcgjta Montieth and Mr. s
eroy Simpkins. --- ' ^
The prizes were -presented to
le ladies by Dr. L. M. Daniels .
nth em en liv .Tn'io owl D
? - - w w ' iu WV < ' Ui U .
Ladies* Prizes :^-Iiand painted 1?
igjit wateV" bottle, rhinestone tl
'acelet and one dainty handk'er- n
lief. Gents. Prizes: Smoking
acid Deck cf cards and one linen
ndkerchief..
A.deli' ions coarse of crab meat ^
dad, olives, saltines and -punch
as served, after which dancing. v
irevalled throughout the eve- q
ing. The guests- qf-the eve- V
ing consi-Ted~o'f the club mem- o
t * i
heirs 'their individual guests, o
[r.T^ml Mrs. Hopton-itL-ul, Mvs.1 E
ilia Mae Harris, Mrs. Thomasi- j
a uewis, iVLrs. Eila Rhine and
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2 Saxophones, \ mini, Clarinet, Das.
Music furnished for Balls, Par
where Good, Late, Lively, IligVCli
; Studio: 1223 Assembly !
. . ; . i IBvICPlIOKE!
pytirrs reason-\p.? K. > s
?^ LeRoy Sinipkins, Manager,.
Bun hum.Address
all mail to Le.Iloy Simpkin:
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RETAfLE
Clincli'ielcl
62 i L^dy Street
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Every girl in love and ever
' "WHY MEN LE
FEATL
Lewis Stone,, H(
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? A ETfa-ma that will smc
wrinkle. ~
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-- A Picture that may"sl
heartbreak.
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**' Thursday Ja
Admission,?
toooo^ooo-c^aoooooo.ooo'oood^
WHOLESALE PI]
Every pavment is tailored to yoyr i
:>lor, cold water shrunk, finest quality
lanship ami service guaranteed.
Selling direct from maker to wearer
.veep profits for your own pocket.
Suits and Ovepcoais^Sl&rSfk
CUSTOM TAIUOF
P. A. SMITH, Sales
017 WuhingtoB Street,
"~~ - , v SBfEM -?
Ir. Lawrence Brown.
Le Cercle Entra Nous is a club
f well known, popular young laies.
Thisjclub was organized,
October, 1924, having as its
lain feature the study of French
apid progress was made and
he best results accomplished'his
year they have enlarged
heir membership and are to
ave as- its main.feature the: ~
tudy of dramatic plays.
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LLEX UNIVERSITY NOTES ^
ively Sleeting' c-f the Phi Beta
?t?Society
The Phi Beta Society held its
egirlar weekly meeting Tuesay
evening. January 5, in the
ocial Science Library room with
TeTident Elect B. F. Gibsdh, * ?
residing. Practically every acve
member of the society was . .
recent.. Due to the fact that
lis* was the first meeting night
i~the month, all the mettmg '
as taken to transact business.
A department of Lexicography ?
as ^organized with Rev. Ira I.
Gamble as Chairman. Pians /
G
'ere discussed for having a baripct
on or near Founder's Day?*
;hich usually comes on the 14th
f???A ~?i.n 'x?I-TI?* 1
a i cuium^. uie l** comes
n Sunday this year, it will be
iven before or after the 1.4th.
B. F. Gibson, President,
Gewis W. Thompson, Reporter * .
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entertainers* j :
tlEI) ORCHESTRA IN f
A ROLIN AS. 3
:es?7 ' i
s Violin, Drums, Piano and Cornet. ^ "
ties, Dances ard for any C^ccasion &
ass Music is cL-jired.
St. Hours 3 to 5 P. M. 8
3 9173?4756.' * |2
ATISFACTION GUARANTEED, ft
Eugene Simpkins', Asst. Manager, g
tfn. JSL
5, 1432''Lincoln St., Columbia, S. C : '3
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:6al co.
V
.RS OF : ???
FVED /?'_ 1 ? 5??
A~M V^JDcXl .j.
"Phones
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y wite will want to know . '
.AVE HOME". ' V
'RING.
den Chadwick ?
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*y Carr . |
)oth out many a-martial?
_ a heartache or a jr_____
rIEATRE .
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nuary 14th ? v3j|
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1 0 & 20c | / Jjj
yo<re>^^~oraxyoo^
?FCT TAjl OilS ?3
ndividual measurements out of fast
r, all wool fabrics. Good fit, work' JjS
at wholesale prices saves all in ba?22.i>a.
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