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FAQ BDL: : : f Greenville News Miss Thelma Robinkon of rCokes-1 bury, S. C., spent Wednesday of last L wegk as the guest of Mrs. \S". A. WttiP. ' ker on Logan -Si^ .Mi^ Jtolnnrsu'n wasjf enroute from North Carolina, r Mrs. Bessie Fair and iutsg MvsJ ^ White attended the District. Mission-1 ary meeting held lust-week at Due' * Tlvesi. " .. . Mr. Alex Williams of Philadelphia,; "waSTlS tHTsihess visitor here last week, j aad-lI.-A^ JohnsoiL-mutei'-ed. t^-ALhe-rt ville last week. IT -Mis* DUliatv Calhoun, after-frpond-l? ?-<? ing her vacation in Ashevillo, has ro.; turned to her home here. . Charlotte la?*t week. . Miss. Daisy Mack recently returned T" from. Atlanta, where, sho-spent?1w*y n '> vacation.-. \ Mr. E.-B. Henderson of Pendleton, 1 was a vis'tor hero last week. ^ , .Miss Hattie E. Brown arrive 1 in! the city last week, after attending! -v' ' "??r -the-sutnmer- session nof r4^IxiTntrirr~tt?f mversft^r*' * ' ''' y ? ' ' ' Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Cooper annminr- [ es the recent arrivnl.of a baby girl. Cuana Eliza. Mother apd ' baby arc I doing splendidly.. Mrs. Cooper is quite ! well known throughout this...'section.! while Dr. Cooper is one of oar leading dentists. We congratulate them. Miss Phyllis'V. Calhoun left Tuos- " day for Tuskogee Institute, Ala. w hove she wTIT resume he.r position as: a .tea cher in .the Institute. Mr. Luther Stephens is "spendinghis vacation in New York City. . -Mrs, Clara Vauss .of Due West, is the guests bf her niecO, M'.ss' Noliie r ^ Cordon,, on Khett St. T ~ T ' ; ; Mrs. Fmma Griffin, of McColl St.,| entertained a number of hot' fi'ionds! with a delicious dinner on Tuesday I. last. The out-of-town guests includf j .?edyMrs, Jerguoon and Miss Lewi <' ji' Baltimore. .The Sterling Normal and Industrial Institute will begin its.-fall and wmTT ter sessions oiT~ September llHh. aj. ^ r?;00 Ar il.?Prof. E.N.I. Treavmit i:) I the principal. " ,* ^T*~ ~ . j Mrs. MacDaniel. of Greenw.ood was ] ~~ a xtsiiur here last: week-end; j. . Mrs. Lyda Williams, of Dunbar St., : .. enjflrtained wTtK. an excellent five' course diner on last Sunday. The; guests included: Mi's. Ella Dogan, I Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson and Miss] ' ' ? Sophronia . Lewis of Baltimore, aiyl! Charles Pearson of Spartanburg: andxMesjann|' Fisher, and BtyThs, and: ' v*', Misses An,nie-_Lo\vis and Susie 131- J 1 ViHs of tl.Tr city.'""*"T ; Mrs. Lois llarrisr after spending sometime in this city with relatives, and 'friends, left Saturday for hoihot vie 'in Philadelphia. Miss M. S.-Whitc--and Mrs^W. A. Fisher, entertained Monday night at .the home of Mrs.-FishCr, on Log'an St. .in honor of Miss Lewis.and. Mrs.^Fer- j guson of Maryland. After a plea- j sant' social" hour, delicious -ice tours-L ?esjwere servcu py -xnc joint, rto.siess/ M-_J. es. . Mrs. Lila Leo Ridoi% who has b'eerE" spending sometime jwith relatives and . friends here, left Sunday fpr her ho'nic in Philadelphia. _. .. V T?, , I?Mr. .Tames Pohin^n spent the wook-ond- with Wis ffipdl^ here. r" ' Rev. D. L.' Withcrspoon, the pastor; of Allen Tela pie. Church..!' * was at His best lust Sunday, when he rinHimvnrl tyrr, iy.;mteilv tmd [IQWOlful ! " ' , ' sermons, taken from Job 13:^5 and; Jeremiah 2:7. The young marvel ) seems to improve - as time; rolls- on | '* and he enjoys tin exceptionally large . following. The usual Sunday- School ] arid. A. C. E.-League services wereT ^DlPem llet. r?> nnV /?f!l . I d lt?iTI I ' chd> defeated (the strong \i'in^ ton-i Salem team here Mohday 7n a Labor) Day classic by the Score of 4 to 0. It ; was a brilliant pitchers' battle until j * the 7th, inning, the score being 0 to 0. Heavy hitting and heady l a o running, put the game cm fohl ertrairn for t.- ?,1 winners. A largg crowd from the , suiujndiiig t'uuulry thfe was pri^OHl j to add color to^ihe^battlc-royal. ? 1 .U V !,L,lfSS S. The Mt. 0.1ive Baptist Sunday school/ is still growing unde** "the leadership' o??our?suponnUindant A. Jrf.owrnanj and teachers. Sunday school sccrc-j tary, Mrs. Janie Reeves" is still on -the jpb, ^ ^ . P,ev. R. W. Jenkins preached tWo'i -- soul Stirring: sermons Sunday at 11 and 7:30 o'clock which were honefiiu. pi o I fn oil niiuciinf school under the ausnicos of Prof. J. | S. Roberts, principal and friends are ?planning for a new butMing for thn* Home Economics Department and ngri _ cultural work* The first rallv was i very goodr but we trust to do better next time. ' Prof. J. P. Burgess was j the speaker for the occassion, a man "tot sterling qualities. \t? ? i t ' il * " n Wfci tin k\ ri e- 7 " ~ - - - * " ' v fsmwr- ~ > . ' * Abbeville News Mrs. Kate Fair spent ^ week in Atlanta, Ga., with her sons Messrg^Erh ?We-are delighted-to-sep Miss Blanch Recti home again, after spending the spmhier with relatives and friend'9' hi 'AtlantiV City, N. .1: . 'l. Messrs. Johnie Jackson and Wm. (liu<ulwin spent Sunday in Atlanta, Ga.. after retUVtfjrigf they left_ for J.it-k'HouvilTo, Fla? their home. Mr. C. Lt. Acker is improving after a week's illna&s. . . ' ' . Air. Walter Collier uf Ilonca Pith in his foot a;, few clays ago, and is impttrving rapidly.?' :?: Alrs.' Alari'on Jones left for Chicago;to visit her sister, Airs. Allie Alae Simpson. We wish for her a pleasant ,f.uu;. .... " - . r^r Air. and A Irs. Peter Jenkins .and children motored "to Due West on the 1st t attend the Missionary Convention Mrs. I.ulii Gilbo.'and daughter of Willington, wee in the city bn Aug. 27-th as the-guests -of Mrs. Mary-jbr 1'ope. Sr. , ? .Mrs. Janie Dorj^1 /is on the sick iim. uo hope shcMfVl soon reebver. . llev. l),i E.rIiice, Sr., and Mrs. Ethel Jbffry motored to Abbeville on the 2 lth. While here she visited relatives in Columbia and vicinity. Mas^ t. r D. E. Itice, Jr., left with thcni for Jackson, Miss.? ? ~r> .Mr. J. T. Percival's chauffeur motored over irom v?r con wood on the 1st and brought Mesdnmes-JSJlen N. Perci-val and Lucy Gillard, Misses Edna tiillurd and Lucili^ Percival. Mrs. Einma R. Wilson, Elder I). II. Johnson and a company of others nnr lored to ljue Wost on'the 1, ifnd-uttnli d the Missionary Convention.? Miss Evelyn Waller of Greenwood canur over on Aug. 28th and spent awhile- with Mrs. Abbie J. Chappelle. ?Mi.-. Nellie Ilaniiiioiid of Greenville' is visiting relatives' and friends hereProf. DeWitt'Eiibinson motored here I'l bill t'dki'sburyas ihe guest of Mrs. Abide W.. Chappelle. _ ' ?Mr. ( laud Hiu-i-i.-oti and M i srTlniifiasina Bi adko,"! llai-rison were visited I y the ^toik SumfHy Aug.. 20th. lie' kilt?u??J*t^L_-jfi4.Llc--ih'tugliKcr. weiuhimr. 7 37 : V .' 1. pounds. St. James A. M. E., Sunday school' gave a picnic 'oil the 2nd. It was sue cessful.*. ' , . Mrs* " Mary Gray wile of our beloved pastor has been indisposed for adW-daVs. A Tacky-party given . at the Odd Fellows' hall on A,ug; 29th by the II. 1'. of ffutli was a big success-.?Mrs. Georgia Winkfield and daugh' ter Miss Harriet Brooks are home again after spending a delightful pleas! lire trip iiv^thp city'of Chicago. | Mr. John H. Jonea spent'-last week at Island'Ford bridge as the guest of his grand nfbthef-M-is. I.oui-v Junes', Mr. Marion Wilson of Washington' J). made a short-visit to the city as tlie guest of Mrs. Mary L. Pope. Mr; Wilson is formerly of"Abbeville hvaing left .here in 1922 after the death of his wife, Mrs. Catherine Wil soft. Misses Pinkey and Ruth Clinkscales <>L .Vndcrsofi v?ere in the city Sunday visit ing . M iss Ada Goodwyn. Miss Ada JelFerson is homuangain Mr. Prank Henderson on Ceuar St., from A tl.an_ta._Qa., \vhero_she spent two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ehbie J. . Garlington. She reports a grand nine. "" ~ Rev. 1'. M. Gary Tilled his pulpit last- Sunday morning. IJle delivered1 an excellent .sermon. Aft ^r which he gave the Holy communion. ' Mr. ^nd Mrs. AVIifi.- Belcher, Mess dairies Alice Ray, Mamie Hamilton, JM i.-1= Rcba i\ Belcher, Mr. Henry Har jesion. and MTtster K. H:imilt,,n .Tiof' Atlanta, Gav, motored to the city lust week and were the &ueStiT of Jlri and Mrs. Wni. Garlington. ?Mr. and Mrs, W, K. Ray have moved from Hairier St'., to Mr. Dennis Jn.i'K .ni''-. I r n i >m mi >iee( miiiin Aiuim. \\*e wish them "much success in their new liuim?."' Friends thruout the community are lad to know that iMr. and Mrs. Dennis White, Sr., and family have hiov"d into^their new home on Branch SK, formerly owned by Mr. Geo. Fair who m^Vetl to Atlanta, Ga. We ai't vei'.v suiry to. l'l-jiort .that Mr; Geo, Gunner still continues sick at his home. is employed by the. Abbeville Elective plant in the place of Mr. Geo. Gunner. Minx Ruth Pope of Evanston, 111. arrived ip the eify_ a few days ago tuho^~fhefrrrt?1/tP vrf ^Tl g= Fannie Young, who djod Inst. Sunday, ller funeral .was conducted last Monrfny-afternoon at 2 o'clock by her pastor at Grace Chapel. Interment was in Harbison comotqry.?Mr. Ii.-A. Jtiell iejvvas the undertaker in charge, die is thinking of pinlling Horne and Brown and Mr. T. JPercival of Greenwood to "hety? him out. . V <a w: ' % ' . . -V -V V : -y-* ,1. - r. ;f ' " . . ' I . ' ' " ? -*? - . , THE PALMETT Greenwood News Mrs. "Frank .Fair is visiting her daughter,. Mrs. Powell in Asheville, -Nt?Gr? ? ;?1? ? * -?Miss* Kmina MuUm of Athens, ~Ga7, has returned hoitiQ after a pleajsant stay at "the home of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. ?*..11. Williams. ? The Misses Luev and Wil. liams left the city Tusedtry for Columbia where they wiU're^ume their duties as teachers in tiie llooher Wash :?-Mi n Mil V-iiy cany home ff oin New York' Saturday after a-stay of sevC.VJll-Mfi'hs ,;llliin,": Xricnds Lo-continue her journey to Uock Ifill where she-is a teacher in the city school. II. .William's rejoice to,know that they sustained only hiinm- ^ injuries alien inoir ailta tUl'Dfid OVOC about live' miles north inhere'on their retain from Athens, (la., a few days- ago.. Miss "Emma Morton Of Athens, was also anyeeupant f the.ear. She was "shaken up": considerably, but thanks To a?kind prov ideate* -put seriously. They ; ire 'now about their usual tinting Mrs. Jennie Yaust, Mrs. Martha Miller, anil children of Duo West were pleasant visitors at the Manse recently. . Mrs. Kate. I). Alcl'aniel is visiting -iYi end twin OJreenvilfe and Spartanburg -this' wcolw ? r-. . MusKt' A.'J. Martin. >IjW J?ft- TuOs .tlav. i'ui- V.-v. iw-A-, y -frr?.ipffn.) . -far days with lus uant M r sv.i-ilta M7*tSilv. v deiO. - Our siik,'Miss Bonnie Fisher, Miss Nettie Fox, Mrs. Haltip Weir, Mr. James WUHnitjs aijd Mrs^ Mattjs.te WoOlO :l) . iill'-IMM-'-l'l', ,"i? Before ih.isSs* refill by the public, WTof. M. AiWledTd i>i-i|wip;i 1 7TT \ ha Fast "End lirailed school., Mrs. Daisy . D. Dolman principal oi" the \\'c)rt End Ci railed school. Misses Alice Gary lleiinet.a Williams and Mrs. Elbe Dixon will have reui nod From iheir vaeaJ iuiis, in Detroit, New York, New Jersey - and Doston to resume their work in the city schools. I. Flic Misses."Grace and Josie-.Crawford of Anderson and Esther Wash-, injr'ton oJtMHie- West are visi;.ipy rola l-ives in t h<- -eify?i his- week? --r~ Mr. Thaddctis aKelly returned front Spartanburg Tuesday .uJu-rv he went With tlie .Madam who- will remain there a few .days anions- friends. L'WeV.W. 1'. Williams left this week for Detroit. Mich'.,' to attend the Najaioiiul J3uptist convention??-? . It|rs. Emma It. Wilson and Kate I'I essb-y of Abbeville were in the city' this work, and (.-ailed i<> see Mrs. Julia G.- Williams and Mrs. C. E. Martin. - ". ;- ' . We We pleased, to state that Mrs. W. -K. Williams who has been ^.uirerinR. froiii a '.'lame -foot" and Mrs. Juscjihine and/ Jtrs.- Ballard wan had i.hy ill l\i; k of having a needle brykeh off in their hands 'are getling along niei!y at this writing. ^Ie'sdanios S." J. T. Burgess, C. E. .Mfti tin. \V._Lh- W'dlinme and Missus (iltidys Stewart and l.r? ne Butler ntternied tlie \Y. ,"11. i\i F. M. Society Convention in lhie West last weekj lilcv. S. Nance has -returned to. the cfty and l'OsUnte.l liis jufstd"iratcT at Wotnii^ ( liai ol. " He js" now engaged .iiC? via 1The ItcvTBanks of Mississippi Is assisting. J3r. D. A. flwre f{r!"/.f-Yr.--..l.l. ?~?f -- ? . a i v i.l .>v?kuin. ,j., is.-expeciea in the. city and will nlo I'eiuicr service Tii<- i.'rv AT I 1:; 11II aud r?Tirrr jlyu-have returned- l'r<7hi "MeCormiclc .where-1he former I.;. been engaged in f-evivaj meetihg& Many accessions _\vei;?_added t_u_the church. Key. J. \\\ Withers pi ion of Laurens was in town' this \yeek. Miss I.(lis; Mc-Goc left* a few days ago for Senn a win re shL? takes^p -her v?mli us t-;.n h"i in Die I'Hy SfhooT Mrs. Carrie Hunt and sens together with her mother have returned-from a very please.at visit to relatives and friends-in Ashcville. X. C. fit i j-ne nvarc-.st way .to oternty is via iho air ryiuo. Arm still they go. Ut.-v. ami Mr-. W.A' <...?) . . in the city n few days ago circulating iimong friends. / The Pastor and people of Mt.'Pistrah Tent {tie 'arc l<"<~kintr forward to 'he oomin.tr of tlx.* 18t-h Session of the Piedmont Conference. Already several homes hate been 'secured ami physical iTrrprnvrrrnc'ts are TTelntr made for, the corrtfort tin?t? entertainment of the Conference. "All t}iinps will hd' ready, confe."^ t w , has- just retumod from a five weeks . Ttev. Fer^u-i ja ef t-ho- Mr-K, Church Stay in ,revival meetings. He reports the spintnaMvle greatly elcyated^^ ?? ?Extending Sympathy." I wish to extend my heartfelt sympathy to Prof, and Mrs. A. H. Black and family of Cameron in their t.rnu " bio with their daughter Miss Gladys who was- recently hurt iri^an automobile wreck between Elloree r&nd Cameron. : ~~T : _ i . C. B. ACKER. f * \*-?I...'. 7,^. * Q LEADER BAMBERG NEWiS. Work has begur\ on the two buildings to "be erected on the City Colored pnblic school grounds for tempora 1 ry I1RP tho rnmirig tortn, replacing j the large building which was destroy | cd by fire of unknown origin the latter part of July. 1?Mr. E. A. Brabham of Olar 'has - the contract.'? It is said the buildings Hagler, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stew ""wflt 13e really for use early this fall. The writer 'worshipped at ..the "Thankful Baptist churchy Snmtny n in. ~ last and listened to a strong spiritual sermon which, was delivered by the pastor Rev. "M. C. ~H7 Dfllard." The sermon was the very essence of Jehovah's . fundamental Bible docJ trine, am^was rtyly one of the Dismaster sermons. 5 ? Afiwng lh(i visitors present aF Thankful chur<ch were: Mrs. Florence art, lof Columbia, Mr, Alfred Stewart of Gainesville, Ga., Mrs. E. Flynn of Orangeburg arid Mr. and Mrsr- Wm. George of Enrhardt. The Stewartsi are ex-residents of Bariiberg. % It wits a great pity that " Bamberg lost the presence of These very useful citizens.?They ore now nicely .located in their own beautiful and spacious home in the capital city. iurs. rsina ^seaspj Holm of Elush ing N. Y., is in town visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Bessie~T)aVis of Washington, 1>. G., is visiting her parents in law - .rmr a 11.1 Mrsr^ J, Dayis. The Bamberg Jubilee chorus pleas ed a handsome audiehce in the city .of Orangeburg Wednesday .evening last at Williams Chapel A,. M, E. chuj-cli Rev. R. E. Brogdon, D. D., pastr. The?manager?and?members?of?thtr troupe received many congratulations -trnth'were'asked rot urn date, . Mrs. D. M.. Washington charmed the audience with her soprano solo entitled "Tis f3weet to be Remembered,'' and her reading "The Legend of Bregentz." ' M^ss Emma Mae. Brabham brought many cheers from the audience while rendering one of Dunbar's selections: Encouragement.J.13liss DolU Stokes a student nt. Spnftn Wr>r.-iQ?'o. r<~i - lege performed gracefully at the piano. as yell astakipglhe leading part in several selections by the chorus. Mrs. Priscilla Redford led the song entitled: I know the Lord has laid His hands on me. Play on your harp and O seek-and you shall find him, was }ed by-t-he writer and Miss Mamie Handy. These were all popular reived many complimehts on v her beautiful alto voice, also Mr, George Nelson-the ledaing~bass. Hard Trials by the chorus was also populr num-. ber, . Mr. John Grebn a former popular ?resident-of this city but now of Tampa, Fid., Is visiting friends" and relatives. We are all glad to have Deacon Greeni".'. : Miss Martha M'ilsbn has returned home after visitingj.friends in Char-j . lestom?- ?' i ' . ; Miss -LoHiq.Mcafam of Blackstock trguest of Miss Dola Stokes of VhYWity. f* ? MRS. LENA GREEN LAID TO REST. Mrs. Lena Green of Eastov<jr, S. C., died Sunday a. m., Aug. 21, was fu-1 .neranzea at St.-. Phillips A. M. E.j . church Tuesday, Aug. 23rd' by hor pasf toi* Rev. J. A. Gamble. Sister Green was 65 ^ years old and a consistent member of St-. Phillips church for 40 years. She had always been faithful -to-her church"arrrf society.-"the entire community mourns with the bereaved family in this dear sister's death, Sistor P.rppn was to love her. She left^ to-aurvive her* four daughters: Mrs.^DaVe Higgins of Winston-Salem N. C., Mrs. Josephine Richardson, Mrs. Carrie Ballard, Mrs. Mollie Scott oF'Eastover. Three sons: Mr. - K'Ufus Green uf'Dmliam, iN. C., Mr. Sim Green Williamsburg,! Va.. Mr. John Green of Eastover, and one sister, Mrs. J.. S. Collins; two*brothefsi "Mr. Adam and Lewis Jenerctte. All of Eastover. Six grandchildren and two great grand children. Interment , was made in the church yard. ? m ^ * LAiNCASTKK NEWH The Rev. P. P. Murdock, pastor of Mt. Zion A. M. E. Z. Church preached t.wo wonderful sermons Sunday morning and night. They,, Were Enjoyed by all present. The funreal of Mrs. Corienne : Tiealhr. Martin of Winntow Salem, -&r f" tunc Violrl of TVf f 7iAn A . ff. Church Wednesday afternoon,- Aug. 25th. The pastor was called out of town and Rev. W. B. Bouler, pastor "'of St. Paul A. M. K. Church, offiemted by .request. H<; was assisted by visiting ministers. ' > Mrs. Martin leaves to mourn her loss a father and mother, Mr. and ? u~r..' . =* young daughter, Catherine and sew i eral sisters and ""brothers. She bore her long illness with patience. She I was well aware of death's approach . and was prepared. Let us say to the ? hprpnifOf) I"rt m ily ?. Cod in his wisdom. Has taken from, us . .1 The bloom his love has given;' ,i And though the bqdy'slumbers hare" on oai'th; . ? " T~" The soul is safe in heaven." Miss Jannie Conors, who has been spending heF vacation with her grand j~ mother, Mrs; J^rne Masscy, is return-'. Ing horn,, to New York City. September 1st to eontinue her utudicu in--the - Harriett Beceher?Stowe?High? School of that city; '?Mrs. James Mayn;u\l and daughter, Nina Mae ar? visiting their, relatives,, Mr. ml Mrs. Edward ijaundci av, Mr. Saunders has been ill for. sometime. iwjy. iinu iurs. u. iu. uim.an oi Winnsboro,' S. C., are visiting- Kov. and Mrs. Tillman, parents of Mrs, Ulman. - . j Rev Tillman continues _Lo. be quite ! ill. ^ Miss JJculah F.thel Crockett left Sunday?for Columbia!??C.? where? she will be'jrin a course in nurse train- [ k Mrs. Alma Frazier Clinton has-retuyned from- Chester Hospital.?Shecontinues to improve. * 1 Little Miss Cudrev Clinton.~Jnuch- : ter of Dr. and Mrs.. John J. (JlinlotiT "has. recently ret urned mrwr tlr^Chre-j ter Hospital, where hcr tDDsiM we're removed. She is dointr nicely.^Mrs. John Clinton, her mother, a.ccorjpan- : icd her. V ? p. itlrs, Laul ine E11 is llerliyof Wash- ; Mrs. Ida Kitt Dixon a?tH her aunt, -Mrs. Alary .F.nn^ Clinton, \VidOW Of | E Poro Bea Hair Culture, Facial \la?s;igin: MMES. LYLES, HO I. S. LeevyY ?)e 1131 Washington Streel OOOOOOOOOOObO^OOOOOO^O' 'W*4!**!* 'I**!*4!* ?* ** v | . I S. LI Departm< 1-1 31 Washington Big Line of Clothing For. ;; ren. Boys ?uits A Specialty Dry Goods, Sh Connected with our stoi ? Shop, Barber Shop and Bea We are not selling Race F X cause'we can sell Better f< I PINCKNEY'S' FL v r 1 ffv n n ?n ft wr *1 ?r> A UINUC.K I AI^LK AINU LI OF SOUTH GAROt jssr?IfOfriyASH INGTDN ST.. Pinckney's Sanit; BEST EQUIPPED IN THE FOR YOU ? _ i . . > ? I ilOLLINS | | UT FOR Y 01 | \jLQTHING J Tailored Suits ILooR tSest ar N. H. COLL 1112 Washington Street !< ' '?J iw v ?,J '*r N ? > . . ' ' , " "< ' ' . " 1 '- . < .. ? Saturday September 10, 1**37 ' the lute Bishop I. C. Clinton. Dr. and Mrs. John J. Clinton entertained at whist Friday "evening_the fuLLutving guests;. - Mrs. L..;iL?Kirhy )(t Washington, D, C.,JIr. C. A. Jackson of-Louisville, Ky^V;brot-hei^oL Mrs.. 1? \V. 6. Short and Mr. and ili^s. W: L>.- f1 Short. A delightful lunch-and black folfet? was Served. ;; .. v? ... -J- . Mr. and'Mrs. Louis Fundorburke,oi' -.New York, City, arc visiUrL??-.. All .TFtindcVburkc's parents on C,linfnn~ Avenue'. They have with them their . two year old mn. Iyut(is 111. Mis. S. J. llowic, \vjfe of Rw. S. J. .-Howie of Charlotte, pastor of .Little Keck A. Al. E. Z. Church, is visit-4 iwg her motiier. Alts.?Kttchpl4 &ra\v-?pr? ford. ?1 ' ' ' * o ^ Air. C. Jackson o.f . Louisville, .Ky, is visiting his sister,Bits. W. <). Short ~ on East Barr'St. . . A1 i ' Alary Al duped Clinton, eldest daughter of Dr.-tuvd Mrsr'vfohn J. v union, i? lliiiip uu^y j?ii\jJuriiiK <-U ii.'fcat-fi to LiyiriKtitone- College in Sep-* U in Iter, afterspcmlihg. a delightful vacation at home among, friends. __Uev..K. L. Johnson of'Winston-Sa-' loin, N. C? pastor of the C. . M. E. I iuurh. of ihat c it*y. preached for Kov. W-.?Ut?Ihnrloi; nil Wedtiondny?night. Words cannot inscribe the sermon. It , wris woiifterl'ul. One e^n rightly _ thjnt-he is a silver tongUcd orator and a ifnyry speaker. We would like to^ have -Iljcv. John-son preach for us a- ;*' gfctirn? ... ? ? m ??-?j?-? ? " <; i? wktttovvx v iKti< wr ? ? Mrs. Anna ClV^auins of/Chicago, 111. was the week-end- guest of. Mrsx* Esther .Ford of Ford struct!- . A fare-? ?>well, party was "given in her honor .\ few friends were 1iighly ehtertain- ' cd. t Mrs,. demons returned home Monday last^. We hope she will come _ to see us agaitr"in tig.-near future. yOC-vOC^vvOO'TeeO'OOOC'OOi^CtiaOCE . . _ . . 7??: g ' uty Shop :; | g, "Manicuring, Hair Jobbing * " UblO.M & DL.INDY ? partmeni Store t Columbia, S,-C. . gj ?&oooooooo6oQoooooooaoout>o EEVYv; 1 2nit Store. : St. Phoi>e^S(&7?? - - ' ^L. Men, Women arid Child- ' 'j'' Y' : . i oes, IVliHineiy j; is; First Class Tailor; ;| uty SI up forAV omen. : " y ' 'ride. . Buy from US be- '$ rr Less. - V ' JNEfcAL HOME CENSED EMBALMER ' JNAr& GEORGIA ?~^ " " ' uneral Cars and Funeral Fqnipmirnfr ??As Good as the Best ^nd better than the Rest And Friofis Less \ ' - v ;??-^aBsap^Hri | Uesidence Phone_T7&5 . . '-* Vr" COLUMBIA, s. c. iry Barber Shop terTY. COME AND SEE RSELF. 4 -?-?. ' ? SUITS -$22.50 UP 1 1 [ Trousers $7 50 UP ; I ALL MADE TO_ \ vour measure: and Trousers id Cost Less \ JNS, Mgr. 1 j Columbia, S. C. * J,