Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~j The ^ 7:",; : y" i | . - -' ~.? '.'V " Jjy L.- iJltJ wvwwvm?|.'VVVV?4'. "AAV ' .Oil Friday afternoon/ Fob. dT', we-' \viU>ersod a very wad funeral -at Mt. . * 4 . 1 isjjah A. M. L. ('hiH'oh, Sumter, S. CV- l lie debased was Lhe wil'e of Or. J. Benbow. our jrreat pastor of .... -By tjn)l .'' b u rM > r't rcnr ?e t o \v n- Sister' Benbou ' v. lis?inlet d ,i ( hi Mfhm wn in ah, a loving uii'e and a K'reut eFureli7 worker. She died a happy death. -The host of |n.'?ijile ' coming, "from.* * Georgetown and from all section* uf ~ rr-- the I't^intn-/--o-HrbTrK'cdthe faet t h t a '. Or , ltm.liow I) ii 1 ho deepest svmjia- . thios of his fellow mims?-ei*s, because " . more than forty ' ministers from till dendminTttiohs \yeie ""presont at the .funeral. The following ministers made remarks: "Ors. I. J. Pruitt, T. J. Mtie?. ;l. +jr jhianl^^G..,t?ani$ds::etf..: ?? the Fits; Bill'! i. t ( 'h'lfriv. Oeerhtretowh,. President O." H. Sims/md the, writer. live retina-most excellent sermon upon the occasion. TbVis. i/nded the career of a noble wife. .. . ' Immediately after. '.ho sorvioe. Sister JStarks.' the. wife' of .the president _^_of Morris College, c ame. .ah'J ex-pi'essod retire;t: >t t eener ahit- TC^haVe nio'officiate at the funeral f<> her sonin-low * I ) .1?I ti I'al.e . WiHinmo! hitv? ,intf Jn.Ht?moved. t'heje did iat k'nov. ?7 my -address. ?I * ?* j\c*yy -s-o'ry -that ???-LiUJulcLaiut- Li.- ''liii.i I i.'it that titi-e I__ \v anted to tell ' f -''c v r'nl church , .record' IV. \Yi! ? in th* city * of New hi-:? y.??-?'?tell of". ' the fi?rv'ent -p ' " h'ni in that church n:u. . . vship ?hlm-wfi my 1 r;; !" > frixim. I \v m.tcd to i... ; !',' -n- : <run...saeeitires inadv-*-" ? >. ' VMi'i' St arks tcia<!?'.c?.t,c?' . scpil-. when she told iye <f h? r visit fa> his diswrr s-i?Jc* and how strong !ue" ~ was in the. "luifh. And how patient ho .?t In- .alHuti.TT^ The scene rrs deserjlfed h^Tier was a .? ? putheth^TrficYindeed .a fid brought tears" 'from hei" eyes abd mine. I tying as . ' if hy W 1' .far away .from loved-ones, ?Jjlk'.fUIs ariil?mMiiainta?wsr ?1?-- ' Any individual that saerifteos. for the N3?7 '"7."' - & . ". ' *w ' | I K ' ft-Jr 3^ ? < ' - ?'?u. .***?&& 2 S"; ' 7* '"1 ^ |: . ' V:'v#i "'55 . n-i ' . ^ I :,' -ant? f, .-h l .v | iMpli/ y -fTou can alwi I -This four piece ou Dresser at a very speci HOMF. OF THE II A T A > ?/ ! M. I rt J | 1722 MAIN STRE : 00?83f&^.0&x^?! h&r --r>:-:'m?t . - ? THE PALM o.Cv:^ v;- c. - : v,. - .- <-.o ,-> r. ,-a-*a' ' - _-. 6 ind 7~ T The New Rider | lip Ellik ~ ~ ~7 o>>ojj.q.o.q.q.o o.aoxu^o.oxw^^aoaojv ? Aihmch. ul',' (JuJ as_ Dty Williams did, j-vv.U-uie-a -Iriumphaht di'U1h~a.i> -he. did. Wo left S>umter for.homo ami-then to Iligli Hill to be with Rev. S. \Y. i'otilliath in quarterly mooting. . Wt\ found him ready and waiting for our irrKVtd. ipo business meeting- of-OUT conference STfLTuday* a.l ter'uoyti a) ternoon was- record breaker. 'I he uljieers ytere there in large numbers. All of the- lHerafyT"Tep7>i',ts were .submitted that "afternoon and the greater portion of "all i)na?ieies y. ure .cullucUaL We closed lent' before the'sun went '.mil and eTeryhndy wa iit home Imp* Iiy nee?' t-bc?resuits. ^ ????~ Sunday : nmrriitlg was' a sCefffr - pltnost indescribable. The Sunday School was our ill full bloom;-- The iLiif.l) Hill public school anil teaehtp's cimtTidsod oT" all denomimtt loll- ttirne<l out jUsti \vith..lhe Sunday School .he'ir.the presiding elder's address. The church- \v;?v litei ;tjdy?parked for StvmHiy-SchotiJ. I*? was an occasion worthwhile,*.Mus it- nr.; .the ; part"; of SunilaSvlVd by liro. (ladson. tyns in?'( e<j in e. a nil .1 he ?puuetto and tTie thorns group from the public school, iiia 1 nr < 1 KL-rrmitago,nent of ItlissCath ille^jiiil niilile. ?-When the hour -for preaching c-r? fiic* the church was simply a pjrck Ttf-tnr1 r i'Qty~ 'Iho-T. Thigh- 11411 -Baptist CTuuch cfcsed its doors and came out. -hT'-jdy?,.';ora Slate si >ui'g. \Vedgoifc44? ?Vv ' i>"v ( ! r.*rrr rt-rrrn?tViftTn ''TV \v:is e-:titv.nl1 that nearly a thouavd ! eon'e wiw r>n- tin*-i^v.rtuif i. i'-.-'r -W'v' fit- expivtf im; I Inly Spirit was t !:ct\ . *A.t I lit' (lose. of our; sermon,' u :r Itr'ies and i '?< yourman raniV n. a;.-1 .io'red tin- army of".the Lord., fbnt <;"a:u*r!y inoothVir clay Will tievhe .for^o^ten in llfjrh Hill. <* - Viftiims fn'r S;:t '.r lav ami Siindav was pn pm. which made own- ,s2-"ih.h') i'm' "Tic?-rjnr. r't'r. - Rot . Ifi tl;< 11 inmi ^-ptyt+rovfront 1 he thonlptriral ajul ' . ?) 11 i jr e ?It* | >a r t in' 111 s of A Hon I; nicer.-ity and is pri'm'ipal of the Hijrli Hill Ovl'tie stdiool. lie is a hijfTi rout' Ti t tstiatTi'entlemur.' ;md' R dciine ;rn Mv<'V-clle;d work on this charge. '..He t??> iin ?? 11 . aw??mmmr.-mmm m . i.->ryrvn^v wytyrfrny, 'I I . I Mwgjggj- . . . . ' U iff#g ISMtate \li^fvNsiv v wN^ "m'^4 I- ?-/ ays buy for lej tfit consisting of a Bed. al price of $49.50 HOME OUTFITS fLOR FURIS TT . I 1 _ ? ~ ' * .. ?*' * ETTO LEADER ~ ?-r~ is-prepamkii ?fi-H any I'ut-ii.un ill hla church. To km -.v hmi is ' > _. , o him. Hi'-ha-! '.hv -jrumK- attd?hiiiver them v. iiia.ake : .heroins jjon: le al prcviatc what ^ \'.y haVe ajtrtl -follow It's le.uU'Vship >;n ay. This j_is.ii line , ' u-..'i li.c wilt, ne v~ ... j^r iail \\ i -ktC^i olhc ii> aWp 1 in*, j. 1. ' '41. KohimmtTT .1. W, ' itro'ovi?li. ?^jtr Thomson, Willie i'myuru. \V. \\\ 'flayTicsWhrUi*. Turrh ":tlT.'T>. .lanlos Reed, S. M. -U run . c . 11 d[unjeiy W. \V. Williams,, L'.-njumiu Bradley, . - K----W?Wi U-mt a'".d . .y<> ;?1 > ,..? .MoVent, Sar.slr, lii.y.ic v,mt,h. Floreiice I luirn-v. i'. .lome. 1, ^'i. ' ! 1a!c-iui. -Kfiadu ;Jiu!.'ir..--?'iii Siii ahMoli (j-ru\ (tphedia KU'vi;si ii; Nora Wiley and' -ju host ?<!' others, whose name.- will he Hii'iHnynu nn'njt). ?: ; \y~i' v.-ill - :.- > , : I,. iv..y \V. H.?H.iiilr.'.!in!:ty, ?,! in h li atnl~ u ?>y. i 11 "t-' .. i . i, / ; 7, \\w\, t tism of tin- i I?>1 v S :t. "l.t-.l zt;~?.? * .'\ r?*j i V OIKO U!i >),;r nil . - . . ....... 4>.t?9 I A v : ffi Miss f<: r.:: m zumnz s. c.. :j t( :ivhrr "n Si 11.< 1-i Normal iuHl In iH'iSti inl Si ll ;I: ^ !;i>: V. t-i-k-oml ' ii M ' i-|?;.. U . H.-Iiii; :? jM r. lf-i v! I \\ i: V. V In J. lu'l'tl hoafoT.ivmr>; . V,-.(?;"Iviy-ful. ly t i i i" i-i i 'n :, ' i' i ' iw1 : > ' ,n uc<l to work in .(ijcyi^u.U*. ?^-V Ail-' . Kiln ji" i' i1'<'m 111k'k. y, was a irl. vi-Jto;- If-'-t vfr'Vk at" >hi* home a? -ITov.- j.jiil I.. Rani-. 'ill;1 J at > foPs*" T'ti'i.a '.vi:. i ' * * .' H Mdintj :T. ": .v -'a.--* : a loyaYli'f. .H .rii- . okfl-a-1-1!;-:r-rrtut ; \vrn'."h; IV - . ?/ > A : ;"r A! ,trr~ .. 'v.. Wilt " k<?\V }:' * ?*l "?** *S'.'i,ic.j "!l.r? m! lilr 'f!?.i'". : .-'s- at Alt.! risttnh A V. VViHfe. ^ v --Wc V.-.a?'V::y *<'- tfmi-'Moiht'rl ! I. 1. ; ' '-.i' aH-?7-?hri'!. . :u..' . it ?\! "r-. -IV. ...in.. :a. fii :it ?' iionul Bi'Si? -11 !. !'(' !ri :iiY :uv in-.; ^s. ' i k < ;' : .I? ;u n", Mi". . Via* !'a c. Wttti ;; ??. S:is*,i-iv/%\Uljiivt a j-t'4-i*; 1 al M... 1 'i-. Friday i^rrv OC'OO O O -VOO i ? ^ fc :-.;l 'I *%fi| | . i ' if *' - c>\ WiKV-h-'P:.^*.:' ' - .a W^rn^-. i 'ji ''**$$ ' '? t i I ' .* *v . ; ' *x r*^S^ f ft "* $ ".-. '*;: ' >' ?'. >" s,'^v ->*--? ? P ;--7 *? ?:.< v-.. -..' ?Sr..* *> . P '< A * *1 f ? - i T 1 t-y o T.y ? ? rr., . o - o * ' ~~ #% is at Taylor's | o Spring, Mattress and o, FOR 33 YEARS f O IITURE CO.] COLtU, Mbl Aj ""T" . , o :. w.O uu w!. v -"- .C'OO.Coy.tSOJO \ ? X 1 ' ' ? vw,>,^"?mwmwmim'*?<"'"'' w-;*v ; ".'v -" >; i ,mm: (i.ui,s to sor'in c .kor. LIN A STATE'S'- SFATETTK - ~~ '' : ^ Oi;i;.^t'l-'U'rg:"S. C., 'T'etj. 20-?After having beat Scholiekl o.G^lO-. hole a" weeJv-vaj.ro, The State ColleKe * girlfc. st? enptheneit their c4aim for the first" "~Iiom?r here today by .. annihilating the rlrohir I'Utne CollejXQ Lionesses from Au'etistn. tin.. to the tune of o-l ??? .. The game "\vilk~a "hiretlir encounter from the first v\histle, The l'uitie girls t'ooli the held fur the Hist half, ajitl ;; i ai\ iif'.v daiizlod the State ' tossers w rt.h tiKdr i-nwulir- tyarrrwork. Tht-ywere alile to end IheTfulf with a one --mm'tetn-sPaine 2; State 1. rj However, the' second 4ntlf told a T7" ,tl\ rent story. Coach Hurlong of~ the victorious Carolinians, tired her churaes with a conlidetjice thatvVas ef%.fectivc in their offensive, The State 1 gh Is played with a "vengeance that ended tlie classic a score.of-5^-1-in fav"o-i: lilihc ^outh .Carolina team. i The -whole State College, squad may he listed as stars with Captain Taggirt scoring highest, making oil of Slate's points.- ?J ??pT-i?Painty Copeland1 na'd WiHiftVns f oustitndifi'g. The" State girls ;'o -< (J their season with eight via- ' , tonics and one defeat. . Pine l.'p Slite. . ' Paine Wflkcrsoh _ R/R . Mills c- - ? I Tasgart L. F. Brinsori' Mi'l," L. I<\ Harris: Itnves? C - Wflnaims'j T.. Jordan ' R. Ci. . Blanchnrd HrlTnch t?.. jSo^wcl] *. S: lisfftTth ft? for-i'aiho; CY?poI;;nd ; lU'iwm;- Da\Ts for Harris. ' . v'twiy'rti:tions for State; T yd a for ' Wilki-rson. Xante for Brandt. ITelWoe: Baumj*ardner V'" "iI oveninjr; March lltli, The pnhlio is "*n . ."~ . ' ' it <1. Admisdnn Ml. .ceitls. Re-J so; t o seats,. 715 oenty ' Mr. Walsh Alton,-fonherly of this city, died in Baltimore,':Md., last Manlay and was brought here for inter >iIt-lit. . . A:- we Far t in "pi'eVUVOs letter Iffat" we shall speak of.other professions r5 oeetisinoally, 'Cy this etui Greenwood, itul her schools will receive attention -. u our.next: letter. _ .?I 'r-au ipal?\V. 11?llilyard aiul Mrs.VViisoji are in New .York this week& 10 business. _ . , A irrandsoji.. of the 1-Um?Krederiek 1 'oiie-lnss is programmed to appear in a ?nm's.ical recital at Mi. . Pivp- .n t 'lunch?Thursday nijfht. - _ The Sons and Daughters of Allen i!.(h liiet.'at the palatial home of Miss Josh Williams?'h:;T: Kvao-^ -St., -rrtts usual hour 7:hO 1'. M. A unique r. "tillered. -Uah;. progmm. \yak as usual enjoyed, especially the hi rendered by .Miss Ruth Jackson, ilie fiilioysihtf members .joined arid ro-s'i'wl n hearty wtfloumo:??? ??-? -M iss .Mary- (-hurehie, .Mos'srs. George o Washington, Walter Young and the Rev. Ik T: N^ft iv'on. After the'proivraViu the pluh was indulged in protups. Members present ^ "were: Mioses Willie Hi Nance, Mattie r.ee Ivvatis, l.enora Nance, Carrie T'ynl. Jessie GilHUm, Mary Ghuivhiev Tuthjtlaeksori, "Mrs, Jas. Jones, Messrs. \iiios anil Robert Nance, John Smith, U;j.. a rt in,George Washington, Walter vi.iifti) 'p...- i-> t " v ?i... . ? . - iivy. JJ.- l. D'n'ion, ijnd Miv. Cobb. A ?lclicit)\is-potato . iijla/j cot:r . u Wiiy swml by I Ik- conconiiil hostess/ ? _ tdffiSTSCLI i- ANI) I A ; , * . ' | Have your old 1$ a small cost and 5 | CLOTHES CLEANE A I We Do F f'" DYEING & 1 J A Trial Is / _| out rw SPECIALA' *?* _ . ; , i A * , I J. \V. BI}' . MERCHAN i 713 MAIN STKF.F.T i' , ~ . m . , * - 1 1 - ' ;~XKK?<KKKKKKK~X~x~X*<~X**X~X*v * %** ' i Mcghce. -? -- ? - ?;?.: < -Tfmeheepors: BlessTng and Daniels. . . ., I'AINK : ; " , ihar.?eburg, S. C., Feb. 25?Not un! uiiliiited in the least by the recent Hull in gymnasium. Clafiin 17, Paine 1.3. ..The name started at such a pace rh^t* 1 rwas Tre^-rszrpj ror the visitors .. ,...n .... ....... An ,.< w VUii till I 1 |>VI JVJU Ul 1 vol UUllit^ he kejond quarter. However-^ a t~the end o# the 'first half thePaine girls iouml themsclves trailing with a~ scOje of 14-7. During the second dialf . the visitors were able to better adapt themselves to this unusual pace and land two short stubs from^the field and two front the foul line thereby inci-easimr their score to 13. and at forwards from making .more than one! fVonTthe field and one from the foul [line. M iIIfi - of I'nine provc<}TieTself to j be a very adept forward in making several difficult throws over Captain * Bessie Willi apis who was one of the guards' for Clnflin.?Till1 entire Clllf- ' min aggregation worked .as ?a?j)nit throughout the game. , The Line Up Ohiflin?17 Paine?13 R. F. Mills* Uordon i. K ' Brinson By'tbewood' C. Harris . Pai'khUWl S.. O.WilTiatns Williams R. G. Blanchard Martin L. G. B^swolf .Sal s'.iiutes: Paine?Copeland Referee-?Bautnpra'rdner. "*5 Church News ' ' ': Mt. Pi'saah A. M. K. Church Ko\\ B. T. N. BUrton preached a spl< mlid sermon last at the morning: servicer^ " f At tfie evening -service, Rev. W. T. Bur;ress idled the pulpit. Hepreached a very -deep, strol StJrrinj* ^sermon. . ' ' ^ . The Missionary Society met last Friday with Mrs. Mamie Riley. After the~usual (uodness routing, an excellent repast was served by the hos-; .A***.. - ' ?r t iie .A. Iv.ol.eatfde rendered quite ' an 'interesting program?last?Sunday ^TTTTtTTtr TT W!N 1 itst ionowsr *iuusif;tl nunibeis by Misses Sainh Nance. Mary Francis Smith, and Mozelle Stun t", also Ira T._ Burgess. : . weie-iluLivered by Mrs. C. K, Mnrtin^nnd Mrs. S. .,). T. BurOer pastor and the choir rendered service Sunday afternoon last at the Wesley ,.M. E. Church. Rev. C. F.i "Fev;>.-us6?. 'pastor. ' ~~? ?-? T ^ ; Trinity 31. E. Church ^ .. . ? I nMci?Mis. Ferguson were a^j greeably surprised last- Wednesday! night by a Pounding Party led by | Bro. H. C. Jones. He._was assisted' ! by l!ro. J. I. Reynolds, W. M. Alex-] ^ander and Mcsdame^ Bennie Beatty,! Mary Mai shall, Annie Alford, Fldr'ie"1 Gritlin, Ida Alexander and Mary L.I Dixon. This crowd was augmented by some | er.-ons not members of this( | particular church. They? are Mes- j ibircs Daisy B. llolman, Julia G. Wil- | EAlNfEi3?;4 5LOCKED I 1 ., v. .. X lats made new at | save money | D AND PRESSED | - -a : > . /-> t rst Ulass J REPAIRING I ^11 We-Ask % ; WORK GIVEN?? ~|' itkntion rELEf*HONE 7162 X roNSOTV 4 T TAILOR __ I COLUMBIA, S C. t' 4 i. : Saturday, -Maw-h 5, 192?::- .... + ii i ii _ liams. Messrs. (i. \V. Wilson, and J. T. Dandy. The Iiev. and Madam sin- eerety apprccinM?-tjwf?cduat ?uu?tlio i_ part of all, who a^i-Aed in this nn dertaking. , . . There will be a musical and oratorical contest given by this church during the nipyrth?of- March.1 There -T. will be participants- . l'rojn all _t)je chUr^hes of thy city-in tljjs affair. Chapel A. M.K. Church . -~^ ItUV.?W~.?T. l)aiT,f'r'^?preached ti< quite a large nqdiiiece at the morning sorvke.?At thts service the rally for the?Stewards rl>opnrtmen!?netted^ them about $50.00. A. MacPanicl T\-rrhr. reporter "~ ~ HKI .KXA NKWS ^ Sunday was a grand' day at Hrown. Chapel Church. The.. Sunday School^ dent, J. S. Saunders. The young menJ v -are-still coming to Sunday School. =? -? The A. C. K. F.eagui' met at ?>:"( ' o'clock with the president, Mr.--Jesse " ~ e...... ? iuurjsiuui. . w.n>v some timely remarks to the league. Jiev. J. J. Richardson preached a wonderful sermon Sunday. -*" Columbia, on lash Sunday and "spent * be day, here at hi*, homo.. ' _ Mr. Eugene .Marshall and mother. Mrs. Cornelia Marshall and uncle, Mr. Marshall Stephens 4npto.red from" Spartanburg las'?Sunday and1 spent the day. * ' > v " AVriJc For Catalogue . oooooooooooooooovvCv ? >?:? 5>vo i- Professional1 | . ? S ' O r' . O OOOOO.OOC'OOUO^O':ivv':-v-yyvv''?.;.0 Dr. L. M. DANIELS ^^^J'hysHsan "ml Surn^ni Women Office ; ^ , ltesidenee 1125 Washington, 2220 Hampton Phono C?l2D Phony 7o04 Office Hours: * Phone 2620' 9 A. M. to 2 I' M 3 P. M. to 7 P. M Sundays By Appointments ?.??? >di\ h. gilioinivstm Surgeon Dentist Crown and Bridge Woik a Specialty^-7-Pyorrhca Treated Successful!) 1414 1-2 Assonil>|y Si., Co'luoihia. S. C. dr. u. 11. cooi'kr- ? -J Dentist :?: ? ?,'J, -,JJ Cold C'TiAvn flhd ftridgd Work A Specialty ? :Sfi<inla'I"*At'tentinn Cfvcn to Diseases' Of the Gums Office Phone 0421) 1125 WashiugtdipSt: *? Pexidanco Phone" K2/54 ^ ??WB1 Office Hours: ?.? Telephones: ~ 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Hes. 4692 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. ' .. r dr. j, g. Stuart Office: Pesidence: 1702 Main Street 1417 PTne Street Office Hours: TMephones: 11:80 A. M. tu 2 I' M OH'oe 0536 r,nn p. M .tr. r T> M -v Pm. 0,548 ?Dr. C. E. Stepheus4ft ; PhVw^lnTrTHT-g lir(??>nn __ fVitpn x,/-'-Tn'j' {,}, 11, | r*i M \ Speoi II11 Vi?? OfTir#: P^ai^ppf*,H11K. A .V/>?vvV1,. c? , _i"oq r\?i, ct 8:00 P. "M. to 7 P. M. Piimhrvs hv AflTfothf mm,* DR. H. D. HARPER _ _ SL 1{,:K05i ,)KVT!ST ? ?incomer Wjrshinjrtrtn nn<l Assembly Sts ' ' 1029 Washington St. Columbia.' S. C.