The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 03, 1927, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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// Miss Evelyn Waller is visiting Mrs (
Abbie "J. Chappelle in Abbeville this
week.
| 7 Mrs. Roxie Lagroome has returned ii
home after an extended stay in Wash 1
ington, D.. 0- ' . i
Mr. Francis Evans has returned, to I
the city from Dayton, Ohio, .where i
he spent the time pleasantly. I
Mrs. Gailliard and daughter, Edna A
of Augusta, Ga., spent thg- weekend 1:
- with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Perciva!. s
daughter Mabel Carol are home a- "
gain after having spent several weeks '
in the nation's capital. '
Rev, and Mrs. W P \Villinm? nml ?
son \V. P;, Jr., spent a few days in a
Wihnsboro last week as the guests v
??-?of Mr. and Mis. Elliot Bowler. While'
there they were also dinner guests of "
Prof and Mrs?iil?A. Rostf, . .^Vfter ?
dinner they left for home being ac
~T?iom'panied to Columbia by Mrs. Oi E. i
, Manigault. They stopped at the.he?nc 0
Prof, and Mrs. W. R. Bow mart, on
Pine St. ll
- *- ; Mr." and Mrs. Arthur Williams,
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.3? Mr. ami Mm. Win. Aiilliuny dnd Mrs.
Hannah Allen motored to Hender: j
aunviljo laot Sunday. . T~
Mrs. Augustus Waller and
Aureiia Chiles are home again after ^
.weeks1 of sojourn in the city of "Brotherly
Love;" . \ ' 1.. ?
Mrs. Corjrie Gainbel and children
? of Spartanburg are visiting their sis ^
ter and aunt Mrs. Hattie Weir- on -u
New Mai'ket St.- .
Mrs. Sugie-A. Sunders, onG of the
teachers in the city schools of Abbe- ^
ville vias a'pleasant visitor ^it Mt.
" Pisgah /Tfeijnple. Manse Monday. . j.
Back' home again, after having
spent, a most pleasant time in Philadelphia,
Miss Geneva Nance is seen
???mingling with her friends. ?*77:
Miss Bonnie. Fisher a most worthy
member of Mt. Pisgah" church iswery .
o, " ... , , , v v, 1 j n
in at ims writing naving nau a ijgiu.
stroke of paralysis last wppk.?OnV
prayers are for her . speedy recovery.
D. V. " . d
School bells will soon be calling to
r the pupils the "hwrr of 'nine"?school
time. ? . ..
Mrs. ?vans "Stuart of Greenville
was the house guest" of Mrs. Lowden.
on Baptist street last week.
Misses Ella Clyde Myers of Colum*
jgia,*Helen Watson, Agnes Land, Jim ^
mye V. Williams,'Lillie Richie, Winton
Logan and Ethel Lee Evans were
the happy recipients _of the hospitalityLoLMiss
Nettie Fox Monday afternoon
at' her beautiful home on Alexander.
street'. The time was delightfully
|pent in games; after which ^
Miss Willie Fox seryed a delicious
course of ices which was'enjoyed by
all.
Miss Geneva Grant of Mountville '
spent the week-end as the guest of- Miss
Gladys" Stewart on Bapist SC .
Mrs. Johnson, matron of Morris .
Brown University, of Atlanta, Ga., ^
and Mrs, Quarlcs' of California, also
" -"|Mrs. EHisdff of Abbeville are the
it ri,;i?n 4U:? '*
j. ui luxm, ?ua; j o% vuiiuo iui? ,
week.
?~ Mesdames. A. McDaniel Pefnn anil ,
Lilla M. Williams returned home this ;t
week from New York and ' other
points east where they enjoyed a
much, needed vocation. " . ^
The Bible and Health Club of which
? ; Mrs; " Bjktie B. Jones "is pr^sidenT
held a very interesting meeting Tues (
~T day at Morris thapel' church. The
_ program consisting of Bible reading, .
solos and topic discussion was "npy- ?
Vd by kll prhsent. Thd solo^of Jliss 1
Daisy Walker?"Teach me to Ipray" (
was effectively rendered. J^The Club
- washonorcd-by the presenee of Mrs.
R. H. Blake and Miss Mary Giles (
(white) who made short talks to the
; . _ciub. .. .,1. -
?Tim Little Workers' Club-under the ~
direction of Misses Lois McGhee and i <
Evelyn Waller with Miss Beatrice j ^
Evans as piary^t is doing splendid
work.
from New York where he went as i
delegate to the Elks' Convention. [_
Mrs. Jenette Bland and Miss"T,oisj
McGhec atended he wedding of Mis.- t
Ida Chiles in Augusta Wednesday.
Dr. C. H. S. ^Henderson is back
from the Medical Association. lie
reports a successful meeting. | 1
CHURCH NEWS. ; M
Morris Chapel?Rev. W. P. -Wil
. J" liams preached a very thrilling ser-;
mon last Sijrfchiy morning?Text I ]
Cor. 15:58. The sermon was enjoyed
by all present. ! '
Our Sunday School, trfider the lend :
ership of Mr. J. H. Evans Is still!
alive. Also the B. Y. P." U. under tlv:
mndoncn ?vf Mrs .T AC Walker is j
"V tftklnpr its "ptTTcf'""in ITie lite ot the- >
. younfc people. - - ?- ?
The Young Ladies' AiixilianLundcr. J
' ' the direction of Mrs. W. P. Williams <
is dolnef a great work amonpr this <
ffroup of church workers. They meet 1
at the church every Thursday at f> 1
o'clock. As much may also be said, 1
gl " - ?? ? - ?
' . if . I'm r i mii ?:?
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Greenyilie N&ws. ^
Dolored Spectators JJarred t'roja Willis
Murder Trial*
.
. Your correspondent noted with L?ef> j
dus. interest that eolyrod "persons^jfeije ast
?dc barbed from the Hmttnnr iViLlis
murder trial, in which Mrs.
\thel Willis and former deputy shey(F,
Henry Townsend are accused joint
y of Ivillihir the late shet ill' Sam i>. "
Villis on the . nitrht <>f .Iflhe-l?th r
ust, the brutal crime beinj^cuiiuniltod
it the priyaTe"Kaiaij>e of the slain :
ipiri1hn~that the deecT- stiell 'an'
itan. Thp. Wl'lter ot column is at the
nhunran one untilvdhiv-jmntd {*!)
Southern "Whites do" hot want tivc. ,
olore'd people-to hear the lilt'hv facts. .
ce eannbr hear the i>~rececding& ttbya
tot change the apparent 'guilt-id' those reused,'
so says dame nimbi*. The
'oUMOHyv' ? .v.u
m. ^ II i I. Ill .11 II
items to'.have cHhva.ved a (Ave affiiii.
lyUyeen+j^s 'v. itv, and- one u.t' his l>os.
m fi'ionus'.' sayfc the- jn'tisechfHoTTr
his most Sensational cane is exported
), u'et to the jury-early noxTAyeeR. ~~
--Mitfs .Tosif . .StcvvKiirt. \vlui- has btvn *
lii'ialiiiir i onii.'. vinn a1- iln y.a-d (,V "
Kit* aunt, ,"Mrs.Tua-M.uio1 Willi tin.-.-on
onan St.. u i:| li-iv. m .i' her.
home at llodye.'. .she made,
mn?I'yit'tnl- : ml linn n ri;y ill1,1, .
lnle hol e.
Kev. 1); L. WithorsjHK n; thv l'et'iv-.
e wilfeonduet, His third revival meet- .
ftp; of the Mrmxnrr. 11 v wrtl TTTTTTTr "
he -hit tor port " m' .t ho- n-,. i =
Mrs. Sara M. tdnles and little
aunhler, .kssie, of Atlanta, aVe.vithiVT
at the home ot" Mr,- and. Mr?
1. CI. Grill'm on .Oakd'ah/Vivo..
Jlessi'a. .J. It. Boyd, \V. 1'. tiar!in;V- ;
in, Matthew SuHi\a;t. and .loop il-'.yd
f L:mrpiisr were > i ii >i s h. io i.-, v _
reekie'nd.-.
Sirs. tJeora'i'a . Wl iyiit ' i. r jutni]several
weeks hid e a:". VKh ,v. la . t
T her .mother, Mr-. .Marie- Met-'tt!^
?l't last we eh for her homo' in iV.iaelphia.
" \
Mrs. I lassie Sims' is' >pe ndld '\nr
acation .in-.Washington, ami 1'iWaVlphin.?:?~:"
ijrs* W. A. li"isherv :(i'vr
evei;alLweeks at Cut's; r's ILad, lias
??1
Mi*; Bruce Botvcn. a'fti r? jqi
everal months in No\v York. City,
tas1 retiirncchTa^Tth' lTtrhi0 koto. ~"
The 'Will Do.club mot "M-iinday. at
ho home of -Miss. Pauline am Kay sou..
It., whore a food nioot.oio ii- ,l i
The. Sunshine ClufV rue:. \V'o<h s/hy
ftprnoon at the home of .Mis. Kinmu
IVitin, on Sfct'aH St.. whore 'siilon*
lid session-was had. . '
Miss Cornelia Berry, cvf hrat d.
)ianist, of. Atlanta, (la.. in.
coital" at the Phyllis Wheat ley (Yner,
Mohday evctiitiy;".. A s]'londut
u*ojr:;am was offered "the. music-hiV^
ii*s of this city. She was assisted*'
?y -diss. Marian Anderson, of_ tin"'
Uiyllis Wheat I. y ' M\-?. i.. *S< wily rtiih;
Mr. Waynnui K1I. .010 v. a: . kilhvi in
? ? ? ???it1. 'waii.ii . . y. /?
" ""V""""" 11 ->? ?- " 1 v I ."1 J I
lore Sunday ai'lov.noon,-. St-vci'al <<i h?rp
u..v,. mji: .'i .! . . . 1; jiitiing
oveiw
?Rev. -p. L.. Witliei;sjoouii -pr.etUrtteu,
wo fine ' gospel rmoij's. at- A-lIcT*
temple chuieh I-kmday lie sj> a'.'ri.LT
'rom .Matt. ilciiLLnorning
and evening' yt: m e:ivc!. .
joyd?crnvvdrt "were -j?i-sent and. iTTT
seemed to? mnnito . keen '.n:.,rt t
n?the i- 'l ' i K S. f. ?^~rr ;
?roved ve.ry holpl'uT as u a.it A.w .y
fnthusiastic crowd was in a:;end;d^v
.'or the League sor-sKai aJt;>.
Mfsi Beatrice fJitth-ain ' 1 ft lit t
veek ijy way of Green wo id, for I'hila
lelphtfi, .where.. *tie will s'{k )';d mi ud.,
lays with-' relatives; ,/ . .
;7y; 7f:;
jf the A'ouny Men's Ciuh"' of wbuh
VIr. Stevens in "Tv HdvlTt; TTTt .
*
too are doing excellent work. A
'Manless Wedding" was recently.
interest of this Club. It was a iinnncial
sm-t o - Mt.-fMsgrrtr
-it fc> s.tud that: p.is.-r
or "outdid" himself at the morning
service, u?in?- a;; a .iwct: ice v.
rheme: "Travelers ;<> the Jiv.ly;ni<n.
Bar of God." 'Hoai'ci-ly a thy cytr
tvas to ba-|scei> at the cto^e of this
sefvJiie. At. the* hViMiinfr seryu'iM th<
Rev. W. K. Hnnks. \n t'. F. of'The A'
M. R. -Zmn chttrch in Mi~s'i~~ipn-r
preached a most. w?-tidet-fnl ?s<-met#.
Revs. J. F. Jackson and .J. \\>: fibirS
tass weVe present and assisted- in the
service.
Under the leadership of Mrsr C.
E. Martin and S. J. T. Burgess, tin
0. E. f.cayue is tK.in.e "nicely. IaA's
make the -I .eayue wn7n7"",wT7ih\^
All roads lead TcT Mount Pi:-enh.
tsnv. when?Uh-?1 M? H vo?Mu'ti "f;he
Piedmont Conference will be rail
?d to order by the Rt. Jiev. Johfl
durst, Get your money ready on be
Did you hear me?
y THE PALMETT
-A bbeviilfp^fc ws
Mv. ajul Mrs.. I'etor Jenkins and
x hildrcrve mu'.ni'ni?fu 1 ^<vy ndi. svilky
Jv.iii, Pel ton sijid Anderson the ltftK
"l ^ i/ *itvuiiij/inuvu
by lTftf; K. Z. Boiuar of Gretnrillo,
S. and Sites Martha C\ Taylor
Ahbc,\'illf. We- any very {dad to
say that Mr. \V. 11. Klli.a.n -.Ir.. .uim
iiits lawn ^-i' k !'"> i-inno titny
w <>rk aK'aiii -on August?2;?d. Mis,
lUn--- Mr.'and Mk- 1.: Ul-4W^-ri-n-rr
i Inrrinburj?; , MoifdalnesOlivra
Jol^iaoii and rhildtVn of - Anderson,
*V (' .". a.Ml Janlo liulh nduTTiwal iTnl."i
!' li,intiil i il In A l)li...yillo ?n Au.cu-Jti
and1 slii-nt tiic day wish Their
i^vnis.' .Mr. and Mrs.' Whlt-anVIl.
on, Sr.. mi GiicTr.v j--t. Mr. and
i-ii'ji; !'. 1.. . Brown, on llafTisjnny; St.,
.i...i:?in i-r ;. ? M.iiiiii. t;.i, , .. 11 v.?: r i
.'. sa .i) ami spent -the day. . .Messrs.
1 .n dm k.-.dij, William Gopdwyt^anj
-Tit s ;?na. vui?'(i\v(v:i ji uirn* a ai m
h.cLsonyilly, J*h.. Lis; \Ui-k. Mis..
v.iMXhv.sU y.viit ti? Florida aa<7iiL~?}K <>y
Months ?iu; i't'|<>h s- a joy.:;*
TVoi. a;.u 'hi.J. 1t. i. . i.
< ' !;; ) TaoM. Ki,.. :2i"?vh >a'
" i- ..i Vr. .
Airs. .K ,.<t? AVHiiains. :\i s ' iMuiV
I; ranees .Wal'llK^^ Hat r; t t: - Si.
: hi rt a i\ \. 'day. ajj'n.|' ? < i - .
l lth ..j .
; c \\*ni:aa'.s aj^ si,;v>v on
rXa-i1'-:'1. \"-'i!h .Mrs? tl. A1. t.'i'aV oil
Bnun-tj St. Mr. Tain slhrtv \yiio
. iao 'Ui, IjLk vule . or. let init- a;.u to.
- .! ! .r.h.v ai ..i i,.V ;... :i.t ,*.'
AI?. "Jiijjs".!tk*tsrh.">, and of a iV\\
v. t . i. :. niir iiio . ci.'.y ' v. it it , h:/. f>,\*;*
Ai..*, h,. .*>?'iii i\ i. th ai* i.rfM(_' AldtiM.LA
'"'h cMitth r'i t: hi.;,
>' o o'.Jn <; , . .i;:; Ai:U;.i^
"' 1 A" 1:a- .vf.-!*7
?;*.. Vpem ."
?> .niist yhtttrli to. a ' IjitptizfjiR' near
JfohnMtfj S-. (".'i'hf.v a idcasant
i inn/. ' k ' " /
??!i. iiI.-i .i.U'H.di ;r ti'.i' i .i'm-t-if.a*".
last *Ahl:iy a{. Ah.^iKw* IJ^
ti ,t Vhurch tuaf* Hie 'eiiy. Kiirht
la opir* V.t-'V. ! aptir.ed-i'V dtarvn '.John
ia-'i'.a.-. .!>. v. il? I.iii r. |n.r'?n \ > ) >
! day at Jit. .'OjLh'u. -llev. 1'.
AL (Jury tHIcai !jj> pu ip U... un-last*
uriy-. :>^^Viauvf..tfar ni *ilu].!.<
<!> (< host. v>iul" ho war ri'Hn.T his
id jrray. I lis y..-ii:lonV(. s;.\n:i. .n.y'u*
? ? r. (;?ut I-utuni i- oh Sycc^ hm A vy'.,.
Johns! ?'hinvh last. Sunday, n.ovnhath
Tiro ehulr at St..-la:ni djaif;.
": t'u- li a'ii.V TtX-o! 1
ijai.v r* with t:;-: ?pK-Mu-iti'.
tin jail'.v'S i'.i c- rt . ,iy; ?
ta?HiTTt rurirs i X (). i;.
i"; siij'.T at .'the uv.i;ui. 'The
<dno\ niei 1 iny.-? Jvery .Sunjlay *e'\
on: ;;. r. _'i'he" Leayuy moots .at <> ~ I
U. '1 la- Sunday .-aho'd-nt ;"ml.-l-nh*nI!ist
vhuivh (hi l'oir];vr St. is ?)ov<'
n.-Vv'evy. Sunday. 'Usv.- i!-. Tifo.v. n
a Soy; A\ ha-* \ Wflflvfc;
i etas.-* tor 3' pa '- .-"Kir y'-"..r-.
' m I;* _>. firgvii '( '.[/ \j.i ! i i.; think-,
i: i'.' ; .':-i""uii'U rli o i . ;t >??,
< IJ" v'V I'-.I1'' .iii i l'f el i
?in'- - r y ; -t
va-,,ItOi.tilVi.t ( ] > y. iu ,\ . l'lvf.'
I.- ' ; kln?av :'i-i'! i ip.
aim and tho df-an .Juncr,*- 'from
\ 'ha l if'iUe. X. <\. v. k.'i;{ tast' wed:
\v;'h If v.~ .and ; Afrjr"U." lit.oWn oh
-rr-rn'-r-.vi-;;h<"~
>i- h< r "a rtr-.vnr^Ckui.
n.tierd iO -rry J hal'.,.M: C*;V;'je Ikjwiji
' -i.o. ir, j"!"""''
- i'..'ie, Unrvh on
CiTee'ne St. \yluMitis !; vn -'eU i'?r quite
a while ! ia >1: L ,au^ jr'ni'".' for
I*is !i' :rii in ! '. 1h. ' i:.' ( i \ jjLisoh
iI, ill a. . :',v c1 I !--!?laii ion, '.'aid
he lias. the b. si v.i.k'ic.- w.\ nil liir?4*iui
herfF :'ou_;;_:; .tccdy recovery.
^ v ~7~-~ . r v
A7i.\ Hmvh J-cV- I>t * ii then*
/by j,he .ScaboarM A. L. Railway as
. l/.itickor"i'.land lie is
Km \> n anions,-* Us as;' ''.-Miy-n'ty'* and
"I liilmoi i.." M'e are si cry t,o say
I.a'. Mr. Joseph iiihlnian ?. 'still very
"A. i'' his hone;- i, ar tin- eiy. 11 is
' f-.ii-l.'iiv, .Mr. Jc-:i Williams is a
I jajth -Kev. J. is." Jen&hjri on
-Vrr+rriV-*? MrXWrefWT^TitZET hlis
y.y^r'mtn Rev. MTT.. IheviinC'bhrber
rot1 rn Church SciftoMr mCiarenee
i r< k?.l.ibar bet i.oji^i \V*aslimt?-t<?n
ni. 3Ve hope fVir 1,'irn intieh s.ieeess in
ne\'v home.. .Mr. l' lemins Kapky
iy?. rnnnintr n fii:.-! \^iass .tf.rocery stoi'e
. n Uuurhmfrtdtr-Stk ire s-eHs- cah<fie.s
-and?felt drink el'i ^?11 ili.iiiehte;1:
lM;ss Chariotle T.. Ilapley, Is home airtiiii
-from the i&yftnMrjr ^ehitfji -ir.
fitet-mjlle epunly a'r.d she is r|t the
of. ready to a.ivr 'all-with eCfieii'itl
service. ^Ve lire too sot'ry to
ay that .Mr. (ie?>. (iurjner stj.il con1
) > - : i ' w t 11 I hi 1 -' li. i It*.. I, ...'.T
hp Avil 1st>on ho 6iif iQgarri.'L. ~TKc deal ti
' !?< '"!)ii II :,i \ Tiii ii' r[?x Ciril r.
v. ill appear in no \t week's issno, -The
.i t }.'(.i.i.'. r.. Mr. C> Ut-Aekoiv^s yek'ar.d
ur.aldo to fret it t"i:<<*tj fur this is.sue.
Mrs. Mfeiy Williams and Miss Kate
It. I'rcsslo.V rfiadea business trip to
Greenwood last -week. Rev. P: M.
: _ . ?
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O LEADER ,.
-^^~<HPrVM.fc,HLKti NOTES ~ [F
, Hon. Jacob Moorbr Eslj^ ~0Vange-1
burl's leading attorney. has been I
quilt" sick. We are sorry to report v
- tli.y in- is not improving very fast. 1)
Prof. Whjttaker, supervising ar- 1
rhttvetr tifid I'rJt. Stewart, .tfife brick
nuuij.arc certainly proving their skill h
in .erecting lhe~Agrioultural "Hall -on v
lit Suite ' 4'ollege grounds.?This r"
' .. .1.1. 11.-- : ns- niiirh 1., >U *' 1
"ILLlH iHi1 n't'iiuntl AgriculturAl w^orK in T
Mi. It. A, \\ Into who is-?on<h>otmf?^
ili y itoulovavtl Di'iig Store oh "North t
. Boulevard nuuk' a hurried visit to I
>'?? * ' " ' - J!
lhe Boulevard 1 trug StoreU'ia one'' of- ^
Uia.i enterprises. - ~"o
\\o b?pe. all oil the citizens' as well. n
ii.o nearby.. .schools will trive it.
. u ir pivtroiiage as our .enterprises on'1
lt,V. ' V ll. ir p.-il > m'ljr..
-4H-t l.ioeiia ho return, * Orangen;o.s4_?efficient
registered f
jjiij't founded Out her. 25th :t
' }> 'he \ "ik here. She looks and ^
lo' F a century. _ . -
-tor?! I-. L?.' ' iiwuuii the Ululer- ~t\
O.iior aeoouijHUUed: Ivy .M:\* W. *i{. v
? i -l ' 'I C In.*?MehoMtor ?
l lel? forNew .York oii aE
k l.li* t h t <i
?. ? . nV.VV ?'?I i UIWW1 JLSilJ Mil I
dcr the direct ion of Mir. Emma Jen- I
kin>, Sujpcrinfndent. Uon^e 'one, I
come all. ' I
Gary pi ciiChetl a.-suui stirring sermon '
i; I;. , Sunday nipht.' . It was enjoyed {
al^pn eht. II^vJ 1'r. 1)7 E. Rice,' jj
Sr., ;s in the city from. Greenville, j {
.c ...-JLt' worshipped with us at St. | *
funics A. .M. E. Church last Sunday jj
-uiaht.'Chu'-ch St. is very lonely since t
t our dear friend Mr. II. C. Taylor! {
' !'? tli.' tHy'j'or r.y.'innton, 111. Mti. ; |
i ii.. l i u.i? iliu liu'ly m;m (>H ihhl'lh j j
.-I-., and Ji> always made thing* plea- -<
>n?r>; W(.i .iii1 in hopes tor his early j ^
j ret urn. :i ? ?
/Mr. Thomas Fair of Cleveland", 0- j j
liio, is in the city for a visit to vela- j i
tiyL'?. 5Ivs,- Jaafe Ktthwm won't -to f
< tii ecnwooid last AJomRiy for a visit j
to her cousin. g
t't> aimrct u lew days itjjfo. He is
?;ie oi ;he limy?teachers- enrolled at -v
?thi StiU.e (.'ujlegc._ Sitefross to him-. _a
!i"*\ I.. U . Hot Id; j^iade'.?a flying' w
v!. ;. ?i'-..i'uinl in; c'at'ufday.?Ttpjnr "S1
' - I' l'i i---- vihi n M'i f'nj.
along. WaUjy your H's. L
"and s boys. " . .
lc V.5.. 11. Thompson one of Society _'l
i.ic. g;oai preachers?wav a visitor '
ji t .e 'tily Monday. He reports sue-j u
.. >_ /.ii his' work-. ' [l?
. \\>J n and family has f
the mountains. They report a very I C
pieaV.Uhl .thric. . j.S
. Jd y. JeTt:'.. the singing evangelist, ?
?i?. ,< lo beg.ii his revival services ' S
MM ; *<lay night,. August, LJ'Jth. It is j j
^ i;Kt'h;:t hfc- services- are good. ?
. ' : , M, n y ;; n -jr. in. (,'olumhia. this 1 g
v.: ok at'n lidi-ng the Supreme Cirtfnd ^
i.?i:l.:e -'ul Samaritans. , ! f!
M. j '' la W'liiu hiqpfMCll 1 snond lie-lcC
-Ir iuii-^rffration with friends!^
i;!aiires at St. M aft hews before** X
. ava.n entVrs " seVuipl. . M-X
- - -* -r IS,
sr.-.-'. "<* i <!?
i to .I s r. (;E6Rt|E..
i."tv: .iSi-i- is pleasant.4ind cool. X
-r-yi .'.round here. -TH<i I
day ' a. vnv shorter. ' - i J
'i !.e people are . gatllering- cotton j ?
v; 1'idl Weevi^ left for them, ;i/'
- ! . AnTia.Lr: and Mattic 'Eijf
have jiuxu. returned .typm! X
: vi .about; - week* At th'oir old i 5
iilo, s. tv. antf 6:her 4
: i>< ;?f -winch they report a very! J
. .v.^i u.iy and that they' fared X
1 ' ,, ; ' j X
aroigid^ that: tor- j
" i ? ' '' fa.-;><>r uf'tho'Gond T.
' church here. Key. J. M.
1^. ])., in pifflting ready for
' v> -"'o iv." will' attend tho.fNa-t
?ft'',' ) t Fowh'-n mlasiort con-"
.(...v.,v-cv'liaeVlca which meets in;
: i:. Fops ember J), i;?27. Dr.'IWar-'
rpeiid Vi ry and aL hi.-- other
' ... :i>?- their Host".to send
, ' _ AiiiiA V?.r would jxitt-'have him
i . Lo a backeat liCtaisH* he is "one L
*; ' i" - i'n" |i;.~!-tura of sliis :LiU'
.n.'i v. " *? an'., fiim lo rank in 'hr '"fT
io j>- hffjvdktd in Dotwft, *
i '...i*i etollc.no.ii and a .
-lillil'k; " i.)-. ti'li j."ieee for God and the
i , ! i,.n^ ?4-44., Mat-tW\r-Bnpif
St :d<t'nt "with I)r; W. W.jo
:.n.fc,.cl!a ol' tJahiherjr, ?S. CM conducting.
i Jr. ( hsippejl certainly. preached I.
j in.aide sermons and many confess-'
od Christ through hi* sermons. Dr. 1
_ chopped-'in nivo.pa.itor of this Groat1
Cl-aivii .St. Matthew. '
A\ e d^'Vp.- th'.' pienie to' ho" fc'ivon .for i
Mi (i od ilope B. Church Sunday
SI'IlO:;! will li.? 'i crrifnee T nlini. Tin.. .,?!
. . ^ ;
? i? ?: i OHMER
COLUMBIAN 1?ASSES
The many friends of Miss Mamie
j. Rutherford were deeply grieved
.'hen the ne\vs of her death in Portand,
Oregon, reached Columbia or
liesday, August, JWrd.
Mi^S Rutherford was a former Co
umbmn and was much loved by all
k'ho knew her. r She was a faithful
nviiiber of Lauson . Bresbyteriar
Hunch . during bar reaidonoe?hei*e
>he died after suffering for severa
ays from indigestion The deoHnnrr
tutherford, two brothers, Willie anc
hi ward, and several nieces and ne
hews. . - ' ' - ' '
They have the heartfelt sympathy
f their many-"friends in this comuuiity.
r / .
.\J l I.UNS NEWS JOTTINGS
Mullins, Aug. 28?Mt. Olive Bapist
Church Sunday school was helc
t -the trsual hour, 9:30 "O'clock. The
rsson was one of much interest Sunay,
nnd-was-t?f-much benefit to all
.'ho heard it discussed. The story
pis very beautifully and plainly reicwed
by RevT"R. 'Jenking
- Our- faithful SupfcrintfenlRint, A
townian was able to be present to:iv
:if{er :in UlnPSS . nf nllOllt tm
reeks. ' *. .
1 he B. x. P. U. department had ?
nrrderl'iil program Suhdayi Ev e r j
ne scomed-to-enjoy- the lesson ,*whiet
as so Interestinglyv explained. The
|icei:il numbers weye. two selections
y the .Tonkin's quartette. The muie
rehdered by these -four -young
icn seemed to lift our hearts up \vitli
ladrtess. By our prayers and work
^Jnqi^^^^moreworkforJ^s^
Poro Be<
. Hair Culture. Facial Massag
> MMES. LYLES, H
I. S. Leevy's D
1131 Washington Strg
>goo6Dooctbo0gqqggggc(aggocm
. j * < '
*' ?!? *? *? ' vv.^'Mi'wWvwt.v
I. S. L
Departm
1 131 Washingto
Big Line of Clothing Fo
, " ren. Boys Suits A Specia
rim/ i
^ y vjviuu
Connected with our st
_ Shop, Barber Shop and B<
We are not selling Race
cause we can sell Better
> > <? x*??<hON^:
^PINGKNEY'S F
UNDERTAKER AND 1
OF SOUTH CARC
1
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vSfl W7 '? ml
vl HK.' v jfl Wj
Office Phuiie 8707 ~
1006 WASHINGTON ST?
Pinckney's Sani
BEST FQITIPPF.n IN TIL
- FOR Yt
/10LLINS
I UT FOR YO
I V/LOTHING
r? Tailored Suiti
Look Best a
5 N. H. COl
H 1112 Washington Street,
T~f " -
\ ;
Saturday^SepttWlber 3, 1927
> kinJvh'le jottings
. u-._???v-f ^ ; ^ *7 "~~7 77
1 We .the Farmers of this eommuni1
ty are now gathering our cotton and
1 pea vine feed as the rain ami boll
weevil damaged our eoitop crops"
greatly. But we have plenty of-feed '
1 tn gather.?We aro by no means dih- :
I couraged because the Good Master
1 said "My will be done." "Trust in >,.
r hVfe, help yoart^ and WilPUko" ??"
' care of thee."
I- ^ nn fou' pi-pini' Sunday T^nT" "
| Mrs! Pauline Johnson back to old
. Mt. Olive after having an attack of
_ illnogg "i"''" May 22nd.?.The entire
; membership of Mt. Olive welcome
her. We had'several visitors at our r^church
Spnday .among whom wero cRev
S -.T Shivpi-j Rpv lPinivj AliwK?
' ; i '
Vernice EliBe 'ox'.Marion and 'so .v '
J.other friends from Cohitwbin.Wf also
I a..,j 7"
? Miss ETTbe spent the week, as guest .. .
: of Miss Lticile Pinch '.-md ?
" She_sjtates that her stay was indeed
' pleasant. All the friends . both old " *
L and young ladies?tmtf?gun!, lemon,.'
" thought well of her at first sight.. We ' .
- extend her a cordial welcome rfeturn
to our community. .She left.'Monday
' for Swansea to visit her sister Mrs.
^ Piiiekiiey. I'uorlno K?'>tV? ~ "
inson Nick pee -of E^siove^spen L
1 Tuesday afternoon with'the Pinches. . __1
, suffering from an accidental injury
i ~oThis leg, is improving .fairly well.
There will be a sacred concert at
; Mtl Olive Church . Sunday night Sepi
tember ^th. Come one, come, all,
and let's have "a good time and plea.
sant evening. .
"t '
mty Shop I
ing. Manicuring. Hair.Bobbing g- :?
OUSTON & DENDY
epartment Store
iet 1?Cnlnmbia, S. C. ?
>t4 *> >*< >*? >*1 *? >3' !* 'l' > '!
EEVY I 5
icnt Store :l
nSt. Phone 7567 j;
r Men, Women and Child- ?|?
lty. * , ' $
. - '
hoes, Millinery
* . " X
ore is: Fifst Class Tailor $
:auty Shop for Women.
Pride. Buy from US be- 'j; .
for Less. V. A'
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UNERAL HOME T ~~~
LICENSED EMBALMLR 1
1LIN A &_GECLR >1 A
Funeral Cars anrl Fiinpmi I
:' ^mpmnaf *????
?As Good as thdi Best
And Better than the Rest
And Prices Less
COURTESY
Residence Phone 7766
?! s. <:. - ?r^:
tary Barber Shop
E CITY. ^OME ANB^SBET ?
>URSELF. " " ^
1 ?
MCSM?3a0?CB35DOceai8j||^o^c^o-<^<^^cecocfict
SUITS $22:50 UP i;u
Trousers $7.50 UP |"
ALL MADE TO I"
YOUR MEASURE S
s and l routers 1
ind Cost Less 1
LLINS, Mgr. ,
Columbia, S. C. i 1 '