The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 02, 1927, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, April 2, 1927
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ICliuich Newi
By REV: J,
? ceou^o.ao:o<>p.<^ o.'^o^o^^o.o.v.o.^
ST. J A M KS A .>1. K. (Ill iair..
Thn Kiita/l?i-.U..I..w7 ^ : .1
. ..x- . >.11>k \\ *i: V<u I a'U yui
in .splendid order. All teachers Were
-found u' of duly, endeavoriiy
tm^tpInTn the loss.vn_L^_t-U4-i*w?*-?
j v tonlivo hearers. The. lesson \vas*re?
vioiv ed by-thi? pnshiyi
-* The pastor preached a strong Tuul
far-leaching sernlon to the audience,
lie preached l'r'onr.lamos'j , rd'^eet,
^Iteliuiun^ l lie sermon caused
us to stop and examine oU!s.elvo< an<l
'-r--?y -<"'o"'^- ^ollgl6h''nieiiino TiMj> iTiing lo' us;
'..^-Ifwv.UVjp hington kiinw.s. ^ ^^'^hrjug
. Sunday the pastor endeavored, to
speak to us from IVtef- o.S.. Tlieme,
"The devil mid his uorKT" ' J_
USHERS UNION MEETING AT
BETHLKHK.1I BAPTIST-CHURCH.
ThO- ushers auiiuii lnut-^aCrBethlc
-hem. Baptist- f 'hnrrh .Suiuhur II'iitU
27th at .T:JO o'clock.1 The union \yas
.. called in oicil 1a-?President?4rrWn?ht:
~ 7 JovOc. , Hyjr.a 122 .wits stilly:. Scripture
Ic^sr i*. Matt. 1:13 by Miss Prjsr
.:cilia Tm-ker. IVnyci4 hy'Bnb E. Caid .
. . well. Welcpjnd ;ulilrcj_s. by ?Robbie
WPTlhu. Scny; hy the Bethlehem t]iiartett.o.
PajioC-'i he Bible is our suidc
??Little" Mind I-d-<:M. Hut to. IhieTt
Misses Fa?niy-H;t> es and Ktyc Barkin.
Paper- -A l'l ielid hi need?^Miss
'.B P. Tucker.. Sony. ly Miss Brown and
' others.
t . * \ .
Jones. Chapel A. M. K. Church", Bro.
Hairi.s,.-yvTj... .' '
St. James Me.ihodist, Bio. T. J.
" .'Ransonv *2.00..; V . ' ::!7:
Antioch."Baptist, Pro.Kniyht, $2.00
'Ib-'thleheni. Baptist Church, Br'o.
Hayes Qurk,_$2.00.
i'tii?fic* toTTi >.tiiui,' '.?Pi.."U: inakintr a
? -tot a I- o 1? S1 T.bO.?
_ .. Thmee t ine?c h >seri*to-irrr-et~7>n The
4th .Sunday, in April at Aniiooh baptist
Clnn.ih. - t y "
( 1 A II' \ 1 | ! ( Visits T -W11S.
I.ICV fill lull
(V,y Key. i. 1L. 'LuaxvryQ - ~y
Sunday Was a great day at. tlu
WVdey ..jinthiMliut Kpiseppal ( himd
at tlu- corner id' tlervais nail Ram
well tsreo's. Two distinguished cilu
. ???eahn .> ''W cu' I'lTFsOiTt1 )r. tTouIs M'
~~~i'union, the president emi ritus .. ol
i . . Claflin University at Orangeburg
and Dean 1 lem y lleiuauii. of the .aiim
college. There was a "gobd cini
griigatioir' priseni >?? hear tlu- mes
. .. sage of tlu'sp no.ted teachers.
There is a campaign on aniolig thi
T"7- r-:\U K~ pen pie in SnaTli Carolina Tbi
the? endowment of C'lafjfn, nad I)r
Dunton aiid Dean i'carson are, lead'
* ing. the. drive. The College hps on on.
" dowhiert Aif something "ovOr one hun.
divd thousand dollars and. the-e t\vfi
men, with the aid of .th'o pasotrs T>i
the- South Carolina / jupferi'nee, raised
during 10-20 something; like, $15,000
Thi.s year during" the first four nmrit In
of the" year't hey. have already rnisec
The various- .came.'- placed oty the
$1,000; \ v
m 9 tm a:';
SIDNKV l'Altlv ('. M. K. (HIKC.I
Sunday. School .V-as hies, ed villi i;
line service Sunday morning. *T1h
order of serviye was carried Out in it:Misuol
m'ihr.r.i- Aftt.y j|Ki lessifjl, f
good report was njndc. ?1??"*
At the morning service", Rev? WaT
ful sremon- The he.'i) ) ^ .if men .am
women- were touched. Rev. Wallace
is always knov. n t? preach an -in>'pir
ing and ,soul stirring sermon. Ift
hold-- the nndience spell hound witl
' his splendid sermon., After preaching
?\ 'Rev. WirR.ue called* for joiners, hut il
seems as if e cry one present, was j
Jni? member of some hou.?e of (iotl. Thai
shows a fine record for our peuple^ _
Instead of League service Sunday
; ' -n short Imsind-^ mooting' -Was "held
The -members made uiaiui?to?give tpageant
early Waster Sunday morn
??ing; emrtlet!:' "The riuntph atf- love:"
Under the plans arranged by Mis>
Watts and Mr. Benjamin Boozer; :
^4lcntUnent In hymn hooks" in Tumor odepartod
friends, and members* of oui
services?Sunday, March loth. Evrr>
member an<bfriend of this chui'ch was
asked to give two or more hymn book:
in honor of some deceased relative o:
friend. The name of the person ?-iv
, 'ing the book Was inscribes! on the in
side of the book. '
Hers iees?were held ill Hie usua
hour Sunday nijj'ht. A {rood crowt
was out. >o rrive ear to ainulmr mtli-ty
did syrnion. :
? Ot'lvJCvs will'be at the usual houi
Tnext Sunday." The jnihlic is'cordibllj
* invited to attend.
HELENA NEWS "
Last Sunday was a grand day a:
' : : ?r
x- vo-X'vvv yvv't'O:s
ot Columbia
'1 i - - ' .1" *4 ??? ??7 ,
C. WHITE '
*- " **?'?*"
>0!000':>0000<500vtM;-0^..: .;.c
Brown Ciin.^1. church. Tin* Btrmfcr
; Sihtiul- .wliS? imoil. 1'lU! losstm?
(iwviywtfl By --Mt\?.h**s.c? Mr.r haM.
Aii-z, Anrtlc Jackson And iliiis'Al
. hefta Rook rpcht last ' B*ui(l:iv' wit
- at.-Silver S trivet, S'. C.
Ally; Aiiii'.- _!<*?!' i?y wtj
' -iii, lu - w: iiir:;-. - " "
TtUv A .^C. E. f A'jiRUC' niot at - 5;.*;
r I- n,.? T. i--.ii i'i.
- % i.'i', ' \' - IC i'Vi'" i ^^11
u.xyonderftil flroirriim tin fhttttgr St;n
SrivTTivmv,Wright i f Cnlumida, ?
| Jll'u riKKili. . 0 ^ ^ lu'i i- hiXI Pi 1^^
... Sunday e \ cm w i g a t - 7: '5< f -F.: M., Roc
A. h. frapp preached from St. Joh
M. * -V- . ' I ;
i ^ AI!:. hliza \YaIaoo, daughter u
Mrs. Iit'ssK.' is licrc from the "Lain
oT Fldv.er-?' \Ve are glad to see hei
, Mr. David Abrams" is ^here froi
Florida* We are glad'to see him a
, gam. ' ,
1^?1?
? A iH HIMUL'D I'ARTY
\ On Tuesday evening, March 212
1!>27; Mrs. Lillian A'. Goodwin guv
her daughter, Grace 'Evelyn, a vor;
pleasant surprise party for.her birth
. day, at the residence of^Mr. Josejdiin
B, Recd,.lDW SoiitliTgrR'C't, TTTTV
whjj-h' was altemiwl bvHhirty or trior
persons. In spile of having FW*cn ,
suddenly made up affair, the evenmj
.was very pleas.in .iy spent by till wh
'.?i.Unded. ' " ...
Among those present were: Mes
dames J use phi no B. Reed, ?Knnri
Brown, 15. Gildfore and Rosa If. Davis
' the .Miss.os-'Mario, ' Kdna and Hole
Brent, Bertha Carte., C'cceUa Camp
l.ell, i.ueile Hall. ?!'- - W.-n-.n-??
?Kansas I ity," M<>,;?Ada He.W'kiniV an
Ma.nie^ A(i:;mj|j.Messrs_CtuUU\ Blake
ly, Sheffield," TI ill, Arriutdel; SXvygert
'.J. it. I.estM", Rudolph Craig, I led ten
ir.. and othera. ?
j , Mi.-5 s Goodwin received some beau
and lisoTu 1 gi I'l.s ; mi tip n g wnfe
we're haeiitiful llowers that lent bear
. i ty ami cheer to the "Oceasiion. Sh
[. was :rl. rt present a 1 .t!:"tfii1 furgreet
' ing cake "by Misss Beartha Cartel
? which was no less beautiful than th
snowy - white coconut cuke "decorate
t_ with ));?ik candies which w as?f+rt
pared by '"her mother: ?
' j . A delicious ice and salad cours
T was served.
? XOUTII CAROLINA STATR WIN
FRQ.M A. & T. COLLEGE 8 TO 9
I '
? . BotIf Teams In Good FoCm?Gr/cnsbnio,'N.
C., 'March 122-?Th
A. & T. College, base bnli/teatn oil:
i- isally lifted the curtain on the 192
"r season here, this afternoon at Dudle
\ field by dropping a wf?U played ti'
to the strong North Carolina Stat
I <!),.? .
, - .
| Colsxi.n took the initial stand on tli
' mound for A. & T. College and pitc-L
I ed a briLlymt aaniej Errors by Cole
' man urjd C'nalmars put the lank
slabstneji in a hole. Coleman \va
called to the rescue in this c.apacjt
' Has worked in old lim efovm.
- -Vrn-on for -the visitors;:wont th
' whole distance had came out vietoi
' .iously. Henderson for A. & T. an
Stroud and Alston tor the Durhai
: j lads unlimbered their, bats, nettin
! the - several husky c lou. s, - ??
-.t-Toains ' "V. H
N. C.1 Slate 'J 0-2-4-' U U-H tM?- U-8
'TAr tk Tr 2 o o o 2 6.0 o 8 (J
|.. Ifyt'tol ius.: JVUisun -ami- Alston V Co
-' son, C'iTIenTitn anil- IJuncan.
' j Umpires: Hararnvos and Alitehel
t I.IVINCSTONE COI.L'EdE VS. >,
M C. COLLEGE
t Salisbury. X. (,' ? March 23-4- He;
\ base* half AVeatber jwevarte.'l as Cow
' ard first batter for North Carolin
College faced Lewis. Southnaw twif
I ' . - ' :
Iwpyfni' LivinasKmvMIenra. In tlte lir:
innina Wilson, left Jkdd fro Nort
Carolina"Collea'e got there aascs tfn
fly bit to left field beina mis-judae
O'lU'l'^of tiie.Berrrs,- lie scores o
C Stroud's" scratch hit between first an
r second- "Cllli" i )ni ri;-wmWft (inTOTTTrr
a'ot the first bit for the Bears, off (
1 Herbert of North 'Carolina Collegi
y In ttic second ityitng North Carolin
* Col logo ;m;rde two more .runs on
r scratch, hit and a cou[)l<j of error:
r?In this y:niH' inning lU'd Bears Cot o
"' base aiul .scored on Lewis hit acros
third. Jones ?y' "id In -.r.
I beat it out. Byrd hit a double to ccr
' tor tleld scoring; Ijtwis ;)>"< -I.
h:'was -walked: A double sto;
-Itnoh pjaiu, i'lllMM SdeatrnTT second an
r Jones ^tealiivy: home.?The Bears' h
y j Herbert with everything except th
TnTKb fodrth inning North Carolin
| College made Hone more- run also 1
; the fourth inniftg Foster ior the Beat
L bit second and was saftron- an ei
I
' TOP PA I
-?r'jr. h.i h t-i-t1111 >1 <> ;<i l i.'.lit-)'iH
_ sc i Inji i'li-lw. 'fty-rd sacrificed an
advanced \ijl?ulT TCITeVi
i - fivi-Fu -t. * i ]'. jrythmif :-i < < > I
Llf--until ' 111- --will li >"tPf| I m,,i. in
_jinmnd 1i.i l 1"^ Ht-ir's. rettCTuitf l.eu
, who had a had luttnh?NotlllliIff*TTni
ju-n itri: 51 the Dili iujiine; when Xort
_ ('.iu?l:iia t'ollupp?,iwiU"f< that ""Fit
f \yas' nvo > ? *.r< s. hviilnd; .j*ui bus}
(j Coach "Squeezed | l;ty" llirk., st:i.rl.c
p^grpegRngy and 'When he" sfo|r|)etl In
n score was tied. '?Harris catching ft
North Carolina did the~dviost .of th
sgcezitut.?His simrle over sceond tie
the sebi'ef ;l'l,c can'.e u.nd-.d in-the 101
inn in ir 0-0. | LewiF "iim Time Pitrhei
for the "Livingstone Bears pHche
wonderful .hall. Vohelv after Star.
. , a ; out oi form soon recovered hih
p self and did line. ^.Jones, riyht fte.h
7 or Tor the Bears also played, wol
. I'!,.. U. c. .. < V. -
xiit- iiyi?>iv> iiii iMinn v aroima- *_x>
: lpW go toXaufr and Vinson - ;
- I:i)(,*I:F[I:I.D notes
o ' Misse . Al an.-l I>nyd were joi.r
hystosses .of a ?<tir:c driven :it tfio ifs
- donee "of Mr. uh"i-AJjbc. F. A.XTtrro
a bfi !..-i Friday <?\<>n<iig to the deligh
; iff Jh.ur many iriinifs.
it' 'i it Iviiiiv1 hi mi I'll' Lilly decora!
i- i'd'for the -Mil, one room bein
4?re ii rvi'il !-<i. v. . ami "bridyre
'J .A ll'iv W.?w a ill - ior -alanem
-otirrr -;rnui> C'fTetfFs7 ~
> he in\iwd >yu? . ' piv.-'rh' w~-i
t, ..as foil. ws: . I'lvf. V.'. Ik I'mr kl". , Ai;
James Tj'.oniiisor^-^-yT-^nrh-Mr-.'yTTa
In Smith, Mr. an.) Mr-. IJooth Simkin
i- Me. and Mo. Johnio Lie,-.Mrs. R. 1
XT I'irker, Mrs. Ii. I.. ( Wain t* Mr. (do
OlipFant; Mrs. Wallace"Harris, Mr
t\ Ma-ad' ( n? i- -. Vi- 1 s' livrmi^
e i; \\ . W'.p tl: Messrs,; Fred Waldo, *
d J.-Jolitisi n, \Y. I'.-. Oliphtmt; Fere
1111111Mi MYiTy"7""" :
; delicious menu was served i
e ionises, which consisted bl" chickt
:- salad and ;i : \ cot course.
: 1 he eveli:.i;y was en.yayed |iy a
S present. We are asking that thosan
he repeated soon.
, t We are till glad to have our. prii
.us. After having undergone an oj
e eratron.several weeks ayy, he is doin
f. hue at present'.
7 .Mr. .an.i ?drs. Eugene W. Waldo'ai
v. l-ompanied l>y Mrs". W. K.rl'arker'nn
It toted to Aiken .Monday night to si
e "Florida Blossoms.". .
! " Wo" are ail glial to have our pa:
e tor, Iiev. Ciantt back "With us af;i
i- a vacation i f more than a week.
.. Misses I. ik /11?;yd and K. J. Mil
y' mi company with .Mr, and Mrs. F.'/
i.s Carroll and . other members of* tl
yi family motored to Aiken Thursda;
1 \ hi.in;: ceie.ii .es and friends.
re We are"triad t n sei? ~M ry. R. 1
-"hail tVeyms sparkling with glee a
d cor feeling indisposed fur sever;
it '.ays. . . ~
jr .Miss RuSjl Rovd hoc ln'C'll Oil tl'
??rick ii.-t i'j<r several days." We a
E .lit f that site will mmtd roobder. ??
-ft ' TTr. and Mrs., .lames S. Thompso
8" nroTOred tn Augnsiii chinday,. accon
rraioed by- -M-.~. -Maggie j. -Coopy "
. seh'oe.l 'groan A in hafusiiay ?\\ci
1., mtleh enjt'J cd by all. The hall game
.' fni: the Lu/.rs- Ivinjj d hc'W-o
' the C'ross ifvad K.hvelieid Acaiii
j Tvoi'.ey !>;.!! f ?r t!,e licln
d "played hetw -^i ii the fifth, sixth,.eight
k ; tvi'ni Ir-tf-rine.
a '1 he I kiKc lieiil hoys -defoated - Ih
1. C ross liOy.- v j >. i ne six in an
;t 1 fril'ili K'niii'.i lifH'tin-il Utc tip'btth ttti
h- ninth grades lit?1.
! , ?
Benedict Nl'ws
T\ ?.
TT Jjoctof Frederick ('. Rodfovn. an
?f Pnafessoi' JCae'k Towrtsend attended th
l'. State Tc-aehty>' As<i>ei;.t.ioiv in-Greet
fl._i.ille. A v-ury interesting report r
a the A:-*."-oei;it.ii>n \va,< given .at chapi
*. on Monday. .
h The hi.t .'.day party )ii\Vu for Mis
a- ThAihiisiha. Wa'lUer last Friday nigl
i- ternoon of? -pleasure to the man
>a- tfnontu who ueio pie-Clll.?t.niiu s an
ll lively ir asie ' i 1111 I In ltni i.i.l.a a
(T ot aU and a TTeTu loUS repast - wji
it ( served. *'
i.et On March JSth, the Junior Clns
?igavo a banquet in hen<Vp oT-tTT ss b
a hxaboth Mohlnian. The banquet wti
n | indeed a surprise to Hf.-s .Mohlmai
*j She knew nothing of tfrpjoccasion ur
1 til fifteen hiinutes before the tim
MKTTP M' A n ~ ~
niMH ' Rr*?TlTnl
T? render, the hi.1 JV
eels to the departed in ?
ting solemnity and up- }fyfT/i ?
opriateness -ytm will r. j ;^|| ~ J
id our organi: it von the
?e in which to place ^-^f| ~r
ggT-irr.a^aeanggay >z .J'
<l ''.!'*tf > ' _. . T
<1 TTl- ill lTll> >y<-r- t i'- -i t '' .Him-.' ..I'
'' ? ll'W llblltr?" Y.1-UW. A\-??fe -Jir"-,
in i.t , :? ,-.! . ;
ii^'^fi'Tlamiiiu.- WttoiKWtif | | )
is ;ij.il Jjofiit "a-i toakv"t r
?- .tor. Toasts v.cip v'i'.cji i-v
h ti.-'tii'l. I'rijfi* -<-f \'i-,. . i-i. >.)... ; -,i . .*'
I? Ail shall) SUIT ];? , l; I. |
j <?f the -Iiini-;! Class, . Jli y IVoi'--in
ii I5IE2
it- Mwhhmrn a ! i >*.kTi'lT <i' .; .. ! tvhiiy
y' lii'W pe n to \vlii?u? she >;o.. ,
10 :-ii- .-injf 4i<:-. i '.a "inlcTm
ami .! , ! ?.. I ,T~~
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ll Xliilllllliirt the a 11|' > . ; >t it.|) r(' 11,!t
i'i'.: 'I'llis ' IV. ' thy
i5- beautiful j-if'e the toa^t . the lovely.
L-. .ikiwi-athflis- ami 't-ho 'drlii - nVeiui
' that w* scnvl. f-a^r nf i;
L- i-'^t U-juitifuf*v< f. v.;v,,iV.
I Kvny u?.H- 1VK ill , li.-n-m-;T: ,|'
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j.U vxvr. A?!?- tlu.au.
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10 ,'jirs. SopkYt?ni:i Wiiitn. i tn "
itu-an Atldro.-y was tltlAfit.
j Iifi't'ha Fnpny. ilu" papir v.- . IvU'
with b;is;lin^.avui-jlis \>i' avs.mIu, i .aini
~~ ;i^ ih-lit t-.-i'H ~rfh ir'!".1; r< ' V
touchfd upup. the h.>:ae* the
1 ' - Ivr iiiul iviniinii ,1 ;i, i ?
.the. orgaiiZaliPn lh;a ami
lp >in lui.?nr.. ;.u i v . n,;u).?... I > ii
? iatIn iin.u- ?iul li, I'uiv air. TTT7 ? . !.,
either, tjhey miul tie imWed vtiih ihe
Is ^qrirtrnt fho,;t?>wty: NaiLnVriu-.
c .Mrs. Klla ( lark, sang a ... I.ami so
,? WliJ Was. ?U. |ii-i>.;t.-tlii> \ h-1 ?: ".ii'i iu'v
ealleil her bark <uul she sanjv '"Stand
Hy'Mr"'to sa\ that tills nninticr- cap'
tivatrd t he assemblage is but'to Px?
-a. ?
f preSS II mituij;? Dcroi? sm: ninijiivive
ed the first verse the-audience sat
"T .
' I UJ ! ' 11 jl- and l>v tin: timi
' '.i- h;iv .complotod the sccUt-cl verso
'k tin* II'tenor,s bjroan _ni?_rkii]jf tinu
i J-ii .iir tovt atnl rp . 1 ho clnsc t>'
lit -1 verso tho v.-nole rhurih hp
J"ft?Js liyr otjnrt .Who < fio o
4?< iwwnr ~
5'J/' .!??. tor, delivorot
[- j't'i?>'' Pyrnlnn Address vvhich ' was* ;
i:|~ ' ;i"" i ul c,u.f<oj|i itf
rj. V'(> . Tii-Ayli?;s ??f membership in tlu
i <?)' 1'yihias. Jle rcforr^
<<T Tn the vni~t nimnuit of Uu'od that
: ",1 y >1'' 11 11 tjj i (>u p h~rhe \i'7rw*
r ^ "i Jbiij.do.ns it has
. t, (' clou ds J t has dispelled,
, Ah:- ? i.. . ijv it. pas. shed apd the
' ' "'r' ? " ' .Mi''" iI.M'keri'.d hours.
jMVa"- UM.-Wjvhh-P
4?! d.-no thrn;--L?
?' , bimi.n
T'.j'1. .l 'UL -di^u.1- ahead t he"
" ' ' * hi-.'Order. -i-'ru nd-h'.p,
" JrTr ... ?.-! !. lei.cc would 'cast
i ti! > ' he'll iii icnt litr'ht upon the
- "ntiVi' 1 -??
; ' 1 i ^'"q^?vu'ty,*sernu n wax
Li.i.? d-1-.vltr;: TUT.mas M. Boykjn,
f:? tor of A ?den^UiiuLiit" (;hu,-<h. ""
V ''-' "it:irfiti-??ii<ti v^ vtvI'1
. JIi-j--eff <>rt -wasr thrill=
i" ' ' "11'< * |*' -*.?l!i' U.;!Vd the
; '. ,!"'7 ii.m* to iirt hiyh:ih?
! i iirlnc"uistiesy and pivM
' '-'M-M.! ' M'rr.- and ru
l! i s?in- eonipruiuiye .with
*\v /' ..j
iin1 nns-ic J'lr the .occa*ion was
fin^usht-ti (>y Union Baptist Church
choir and the Juvenile'. Quartette.
JTiu-so musicians, scored heavily. The
. applause tyiiit Innrtj- an<l_sirohtf com ,?ur-Mraijidu^
from the hearts' of a
ni? .of. music loversi .
Ai.??otfAfinyr ?f-. $40.25 was ^ken.
1'V 1.?ee-<alive Committee presentedphuryh
a donation of
-V" .'VI <;< nat.oU s] 2.7a' to thvOld
"Ur thanks to Kev T. M.
d his Kood" "people for the.
' ' Ic'-aa-?anil?la a fly?i ei t")'
hl' S:'' Kirn hi s- an ih,. T> .
.
1 V*i"I... ?'.ir..l'-aj:xc!u-ive Hub is still
1 "t h? ;:oi' itli K." W. Simons beipfc
( t .( ; t. d t-... i;Lol- the-* fiUkt bonder or
" : A", > ?H-Vr-ri. t! llUl Vt'Ill WOTK
? ..... All. I.. U . Si
I ; ij. Ml Johnson, Vice*
! : .'J. More?.. hu.-iness niana:
\\. I'cu-r.-Mi;, ' treasurer, I. E."
-j?' .? ai.uc.nit ;u arms; Misses .N.
,:y financial 'sevretacyi, B. Mc-.
Xk'!, rec->rding.secretary, Mrs.' L. Si*!
ii.o.'.s. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
I I\ Ci ifi(ho:;,-t*hap. Banking com.; Mrs.
) - -h-hii-da.; Me: si s"T\ Jamison and
\V_ Davis, assistant.
.Meetintrs are hehk-twice monthly,
j At-oar last meeting held at the home
| i' Mr. and Mi's. C."Gifnther, 206 W.
J21 .. S;rtft. was one long* ji> be reingmit
red.' because Mrs. Gunfher assisted
j t y Mr.-. E. Johnson surprisd. the dub
cl.oerliij! them upwith ^Southern
I 4t! itw} chicken,- June peas, mashed potfc*t*e<..
h?nu> i ooVed rtjlls. candied
ytrht-". punch, v. ihe andU gingerulo foil.
JioVeil by cake and..Manhattan fret-i-t,pg.
The club k making wonderful
-! ny-nnor^: 5eeyS
Y"ik's lending social groups.
(hi Tut .-day evening,. March- lath,
> he club wusj entertained'elaborately.
j ; 'one?w ;th?t'aiiioUnl >oc;:;l ( lab"
I at a birthday partt given in honor of
i 'Its Ca;Gun;hers one- our-rfTTrnfnre"
-fc-M'sons from South Carolina.
4 - M-?rmtt?punch. rvrrbi tc-<j cake
' ?Lay out -all of sainl::-v
- J-"~tTT* make-. the alTait- tasteful
_ M .'oyahle .wore served.-. . .
tr* Sf:-i:y. U.iv'h a'itdr
cuv r'-eularflub meeting at tif home
of Mi-s Bra-ilia MvNonl 24"Ih. 1S1*
Street. a.. jgr nj;J..iu:cept'iv> 11 vas-tendort
d K .'oe club g.nd hrf many friepds
m1vi.ii rrv> - ;du changed her" mime
t be ing-U+wnbers or tha Vint,, it .....
' real 1in>-'.-v e\ ei.il.l- for oil ?Koal
flirt. ft !:. w inc. gin ,nnd cocktail
. n*1^ m-'ewr.g-iivfly, It was niuL
of tiv.- :< v.irst n:f;l:rsf of the season
tn-.y ..and- .never.Vac.'' f
wf cull yntiv' attention to a
?1'v i [ :c' r-*r prhTTt by ihe Paramount
So :;l ("ir.'.i i.n -honor of Mr. anil- Mr^.
i. \\ i 1 ::n>s. who^jrave up tfTe brijrht
li'-'lit- for the iiust.\-trails of old Co' i:i
: a. 1: )uu a yorj# brilliant affair
- .-.nd Un*-vn.i-o oil hi nil esj>eeially the
members ,?>t_ the Carolina Kxdusivo
I Ciiii..
.iillU'rrif IHMUHII II
- Bil l.
".Senator Summons. Representative
Thompson-. Representative Conk
- ? -mill - Scmotir farrol Prcse?t?
t'niomliia Race Man fol>hy For Steel
Trap Bill $
.hi the office of Governor John G.
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PAGE FIVE,
e Rich; rds hist Wednesday afternoon,
, gather Senator Summons.of St. Mat
the-.v, Representative F. A. Thonip
f ~^r'n of Mariorit" liey;re^(-jlTative D. C. - T"
- (yok of Darliinrton,. Seymour Carroll.
f;?Itol'il secretary of the AnfcrlfiAn; Humane
Fdueatien? Society-of Columbia .
i "t<< .-eethiq Anti-Steel Trap Bill pinned .
t hthe C&mutfBofr -Ak-thr -sr^ilTnjr_oT
, ; he bill, a picture was fnade'j'anu was
. sunt to.'the associated press and will'"*"-"" ',
In- .-cun in a nnmlH-'r.- .of. the larfter ?"
?Northern SuniiaV" picture naners.
' Mr- Carroll v.ho wavery much in?
teres ted in the bill and is reported to
r have lobbied for. the Anti-Steel Trap
Bill. It is .unii-mjl tp irrotc u race.
".'man to. tin (.iuim T101 s olliccy tovwit-l
n e s si h e~s urn in a ??f a metnnrt-u~7;flutter ~
"'"' 'If ? A' rtii^
Kdwatlf Beach,- f'*. idi nt ' ihfr Nu
(it'itiil Arui-ivteel Trap i Wu^hii.jrton
and " M i s.*lL>. (T. Fletcher, _
Liie v-j'fe of U. B; Senator Fletcher of
F-lorijla t^*> picture was made* at 1??the
OovrcaVl'S olKce.. Mrs. Fletcher
lives irt \\'ashinirtoh udion- Cnnf?ress is
*i_n"v??ssiop ' and -is the national exec
be~ Vata-Steel .Trap
Xcaguo. . -Wi .*; . ? .
"I liE 1'SAJ.MS""
i --- , ?i? ???mm
Ttit- Psalms arc s.-t.ir?, which were
suns . by pilgrims, of the Infinite, in r-?
'their journey through the village of :
i life. Each finger exprssd the- e-_i - '
j mbtohs of' his heart in song and re-,
j vcalcd to t'nc listeners by th" w"p?r-^??~
j side hlsT attitude toward God and lifef
Many pilgrims wangrsongs-of sadness;
-while- others sang sweet melodies of.
joy and faith. Some of the songs
were forgotten before, the miles of
the singer's* voice was hushed. Oth- '
ors were never forgotten and- thc3e~
z.i mu.es i e jmc part of-ojr iftternaLjtLijal
lift*. ??1 ~ :
. T,.e pilgrims ''any .. ?>-3. about the _
I/WparioiiteJ .LUidfhdn to' men in all
?tin. ii auii'j,> ill; never r ~
t-be1- forgotten. lacn will always find
co.mfort pnd joy in Psajms as long as
i love, teVtr'eU, "joy, sorrow," righteous|n
e s s.?_fcyiL_fn.itb>-Unhi H?f-,-aue<-easand ' '
Jhiiur-o?are pail of life's journey.
Every man should read a Psalm
every day. He will understand himself
better and learn, to interpret life in
terms of God and righteousness.
1 The greatest of all, is when all the
[ national songs have been forgotten *
j and*,Whom the colors are faded from
' the flails Of thl' |t?mt ?vitiniii f 111 1
.world the doing's .-ol these pilgrims
will he a part of our Wfe in the spirit
world;'beyond. .
Joel H._ jlamp ton g Col u m hi a. S.
i J. FERGUSON RUFF
FLORIST '
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Real Estate Agency
"Homes on Easy Terms"
1107'? Washington Street
rOLUMRIA. S. C.
Beautiful and Good Pianos
" IA he 'na<i at lowest priced
ana on terms,to suit you,
+ ? at* the Old Established,
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j ~11428 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
B.?Forty odd years of ur>l
interrupted success, in Columbia
I is our gurantee. ~
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