The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 22, 1927, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
V Church News
By REV. J. <
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JONES CHAPEL ~YOUNG WO-' i
MAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY ]
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?"The "Y.'s of Jones" Chapel spent 1
a delightful afternoon ut the home (
of the Misses Wilsons, 1326 Blossom !
St., Wednesday, October 12. An in- 1
teresting business session followed 1
treseting business session followed C
the devotions. The Misses Mozelle _t
Wise and Elizabeth Geiger were wel* v
come-visitors and each gave some encouraging
remarks. 0 ' _;
The members responded to the roll
call with Bible quotations, beginning
with the letter I. The life of Elijah
was very beautifully giywi by Miss 4
Almeta Robinson. An IftWMBtlng i
fbature was a Biblcal game that was a
enjoyed by all: 1? t
?The prises were awarded by Mioe Lucinda
Wilson. Miss F. C. Benson 1
won first prize, a "beautiful box of t
stationery and a feather pen, while I
- Miss-Carrie Gordon won second; a i
beautiful scarf. . o
The hostesses served a palatable 1
? two course menu of delicious chicken r
salad sandwiches, ice tea, ice cream, F
cake ond minte. *
TV next meeting will be at the o
home of "Aliss F. C. Benson, 514 Sumter
St. 1
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: ?Tho Ilninn mot nn Tuesday at the a
usual hour with a majority of the r
brethren present. Rev. e. a. Adams, r
president, asked .for a leave of ab_ ?
~ senue for six weeks on account, of _
his being private secretary to Bishop 0
nurst, who begins his round of con.|?
f^rence this week and will continue <3
for aix. weeks. ?'' ? i
. In the absence of^Kev. Adamg the!
meeting was presided over by Rev. f
N. A. Rice, First vice president of the (
ynion. Rev. A. E. Lomax could not I
7 ho present, hut requested the SeCre j
Hairy,1' Rev. J. P. Washington t otake
riotes in his stead. s
. The order, of the day was general s
_ discussion on the subject: "How to
Intrest our Members ih the Study of 1
the Scriptures." Dr. J. E. Beard led J
off on the subject, followed by Drs. 1
G. T, Dillard and P. P.(.Watson. t
??? Everyone present enjoyed a rare *
treat which came to him from .these
m$n of training and experience.7 Revs. I
J. P. Washington, Jr W, White and 1
N. A. Rice expressed their apprecia. <
tiorr to Drs. Beard, Dillard and Wat S
Son for the information and inspira. 7
tion they received from their re. 1
marks on the subject. Synopsis of
... -jionngT^s will he the order of the" day _
-?r,.. i.ext Tuesday* j
NEWS OF TH OLD FOLKSTITOMF "t
. The Frst Calvary Church "Jubilee
choir was out on Sunday in full. We
had a great Beivice r.t usual. The 1
meeting was lea'1 by yo tng minister, v
f . -. 4 ful remarks were 8
mgo<- . 7. tRinson, wnicn was
lull v>f inspiration. After the con. c
?eenelusion-of^the service a jiberal col- J
???lection was?lifted, which amounted
fco $5,40. W? thank the congregation ^
for their tict oTTtindness. ? I
We wish to. thank the Antioch Bap_ 4
tist Church of which Rev. CI C. Crum. 1
ton is pastor for a liberal donation for 1
the hom^ under the ausipcse of Sis. *
Janie Ferguson. The donation amounT ~
Ik ted to $2.85v 1
We are very glad to report that I
the old folks at the hnmfl_Jwo doing J
nicely. W are very glad to report c
that Mrs. Chapman, who has been in. f
disposed for quite a fwfaile is now t
better and has been able to return to ?
the home. '
We thank the churches for what v
they are doing. The prayer of the 1
pnhlir ia ft airoH.
?All donations yill please be' sent to _
2120 Elmwood Afve. We" thank you
in advance.
Susie Jaggers, reporter. 1
js<. OLIVE BAlPTIOT CtfURCH .]
Georgetown, After k long *
time we come forth to thank and moke
a report to the public , for their help J
and welliwishes. ^ *
After much hard work we were
able to purchase our church. It is
now Mt. 01ive Baptist Church. We- c
hold the deds for the said church. <
Our debt has decreased by the tim 3
???of three thousand gir hundred dollars. c
'yitflitv of-us with thebaic of the *
.Almighty and friends haw raised 1
$1100 within nine months. Have we a
friends in?Georgetown? Well here we f
will give the- names of a faw that
helped on the poator** club, which r
raUed >71.00: two Charleston min. c
isters helped, Rev. N. B. Perry, $5.00; 1
iTiTMMailljlllilii mam nil Mi nil
of Columbia J ,
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and ?)r, T. B. Brooks, $2.10; L. W.
Kazzard $2.50; Dea. W. J,'Wilkes/
andertaker $5.00; EldreTT R. Nichols \
f'l.00;, Mrs. W. P.~ Wolina $r.00;'
Mr. and Mrs. S. A/ Speed $2,00; Dea.
3. R: L\no $1.60; Mr. A. A. Austin
$1.00; Mrs. T>. A. Rice $1.00 and a
friends $1.00. x The pastor also col- (
ected $44.50 among the friends\ of 1
Georgetown. All Qhurches and pas
ors in Georgetown cpopetoted with
is in a wonderful mariner. *
Orangeburg News
Mr. W. L. Lancaster, Inspector of
he National Benefit InwuraWe' Conw rany,
wa3~apmitoi in Oiungeburg on =
in inspection tour. Mr. Leon Howard
epresenlB the uurk here.
It was indeed a pleasuro to us to lave
Mr, I. I. Appelt fro? our home
own, Manning stop our place of
msiness for while.-~TWrTTtppelV 7
s the'editor of the Manning Times,
ne of the best Weekly pftpers pubished
in the ?|tate. This paper" is
ead by a large ftiajority o?"colored
leople in the county for te reason that
t has always been fair in speaking
if htem.
The State College of South Caro
ina and the State College of North
Lbrolina pjayed a beautiful game of
ootball on the locp field here. A L
irge crowd witnqfised the game. Both
ides fought hard biut the South Cu
olina Stale caffte'dut-'vtetorious; win ~
jing Che game by the score of* 10 -to
Claflin and thei FayelteVilgWfrdrn'.ai 1
if North Carolina played a slow, but
nteresting game nf ?
[ay. Claflin won tire game by the
core 40 to 0. . 7
Mr. Wlllinm ThAmnonii fVio
.. ?....... W?tw W1U1CU
arm demonstrator of Clarendon
'ounty and connected with the Farm
darket Bureau, wias a visitor here
tys week.
Mr. Hume Sulton Ts home on the ~
lick list this week from Haines In
ititute.
*" The laymen associatino of the M.
2. Church held a^v^y interesting
neeting at Claflin, University.
arge sum was raised and pledged for
he good of Methodism. Mr. Cald_
veil is the president.
The BuSy Bee Club led by Mrs. Ella ?
)wight and' the Willing iVVorkera club _
ed by Mrs. Sarah Furlor, gave a very
mjoyablej block party on Tredwell
3t. last-Monday night in interest oi
dt. Pisgah Baptist Church. Wo learn \
hut it was quite a success from a lin_ ]
mcial stand point.
Claflin band is forgeing its way on
yard-and will present to the "friend^ ^
i very interesting concert rfext Sunny
evening;?The public is eordiullv nvited.
The program is here pre
.exited. ,
The Grand Rally for Claflin will
xe held here tomorra\M, Thursday;
vhen the various district will report
dl monies raised during hte year for
ill TrarposeT^altTrig~Tn Qlaflin's En.
lowmeht fund". "Bishop dtichardson
s here now and will preside.
We are glad to report to the many
riend* ot n,sq. Moorer tha the Is a. "
jain able . .to be . out at his office for
i few hours each.. He is Orange.
>urg's oldest coloredL attorney and
nany of his clients rfiiss him very
nuch.
The new bridge over the Sarrtee iver
between Clarendon and Orange. I
>urg counties has been completed and
his will bring the two counties in
lose touch wvtheach olliei anti-much, j
rood can be accomplished'-in bringing ^
ogehter the farming interest. \Clar
rndon colored people or farfners know <
low to rrxike good 'tobacco and they
vill soon teach the Orangeburg far ]
ners to do the same. _ <
Greenwood News
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llr. Marion Parker of Louisville, ky.? ]
s visiting Miss Gladys Bradley, 338
liineral St.
Mr. Joseph Townsley worshipped at \
nt.-iUBgWv iempie Last Sunday. 1
Mr'. Jesse HitT CUme down from
Vshville Saturday and spent the 1
v??k-end with his family. _j
Mr. R. H. McGhee motored to Sen. i
sea?Sunday to visit, hia?wifn and '
laughter, Mrs. Jennie and Loja. Mc3hee.
He was accompanied by Mr. <
Jenry Cfriles. THrs. McGhee Is spen..
imp sometTme wTcrr miss ijoik -wmr <
lip "hope uf-it-chnngc irt climate rr'ny |
lelp herCTl the ruud to reeovcry from .)
in illness which. has been hers the j
rrealer part of this year. ,
Rev. S. C. Campbell is conducting
i ten nights' revival meeting at Ma. i
edonia Baptist Church of which the
lev. Watson is pastor. _j_ |
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imOOKLAND Ki
1_ Friday, -Saturday and Su
T r -----Rev.
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FRIDAY
7.00 1'. M.~ Praise service condt
8:00 P. 3ft.?Sermon?Rev. B. I
foil eft ion. Announcemer
SATURDA
11:00 A-. Mv?Devotions?Deacon
' , 11:30"A. MJ?Enrollment of cht
\ lii:00 M. Business.
1:00 P. M.?Address?Rev. J. (
; 74 Anniftmcements. Adjourr
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rSt'ITOAY
lO:Q0 A M.?Sunday School coil
i<. Lyl.es.: : ' :
-??10:00 A. topics:?
ta) "A Christian's Resp
(bj ''The Prophets of 1
(d V "True Worship"?M
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11:750?Missionary Sermon?Rev
.Collection. Adjournment
-Devotions-BFoV. V
~ 0:10?V 1 he hlements of Right
0:00?r-Closinjr Sermon?Rev. CI
v .Miciimiis. neports of
l '. Rev, \\ s 1'. Peterson, Pres.
Rev. li. Id. Cornwell, Clerk
?Rev. K. T. fiaiript
NOTE:?Any person desiri
Union, "the body will be pleased
worshiped with ReV7~Strong and people
Thursday night.
borne on Baptist St. We hope for"
her u speedy recovery.
Presiding Elder J.- W. dougalsa
hi led the. p'.ilpit at Allen Temple, at
Oreonviflo, Sunday in addition to his,
fl'uarterly conference at Denver "on
ihe sanit. dale. He brings gowing
leport from vhese charges.
The Rev, It. Bowman was here
this week with the "Singing Chorus''
from North Carolina.
Allen University News
The drive at Sumtfr, S. C. for A1
len University was ouite a suitprs
Up Kurds $ 18,000 was raise!
The.State V. M. C. A- Council.met
Lit Allen University with Mr. Jose,
[ijfhs (iary of Ajlerr University, pres_
went, and Mr. John Dillingham, secSome
of the outstanding featijres were
tht, two addresses delivered by Pres.
rdent Sims on "Vocational Guidance"
and "The Challenge to Negro Students
today."- ~ . ' ? ??m i;
Sunday morning the Allen and *Ben
adict students. worshipped together at
Allen in the filial session of the Conference.
The chapel hour on Friday
was very interesting on account of
add reason delivered by Mr. John Oil?
lingham, Y. M. C. A. secretary of
J? > r. .1. . r . s iV ?, p r
Studeiit Work tot trie hrmtrneastcrn^
Division;. and Dean Pearson of Claf.
lin University,.. 1
' The Twin City Jubliee Singers of
Winston-Salem, N. C., entertained
to the-delight of alt hearers -at Allen
University on Monday night.
Mr, W. H. Harvey, president of the
Victory Savings Bank of Columns
very helpful address.
?With a lot of nmv material, Ccoch
r ho mas is forging ahead, and there
irt, better days ahead. Watch them.
Mrs. L. D. Hopkins, MusTc teach
persons in Allen University happy
>eenure of h oi wonderful work.?Look
in the Etude for October and see her
irticle on how to teach the 9cale.
. The vested choir is quite an addi-.
tion, .
Captain Cnry .Thomas Is bringing
his band and orchestra out In grand
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ETTO LEADER "
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perience means skill 1JB9I
id?ability-?the reasoning 5a
ly you can place ut- RXfl ;V
ost confidence in our KiWil
iliiy to serve you best. ||j|>|l
perior equipment,mod
u p e r i or equipment I *
[>derate cost, care in R83S a v
ery detail assured. ' l:
Mill II 3B?
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N & SUNDAY SCHOOL J .!
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ndav. Oct 28. 28. ,'10. 1927 T|
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mowny, Pastor. ?
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* NIGHT
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icted by Deacdns- Bgykin and Cook. ' r,
Hammonds. ..? 1
its. Adjournment. \ ' ,? T
Y SERVICES " _
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is Wm. Charley and J, H. NVuitevs. ?\
irches and schools. ^ i
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C. Whitd, I). D."
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cert?Bros. E. L. Jacksuft and \V.
. 'fc / . .a
onsibility*'?-Miss E. West. S
'oday"?Miss Margaret Counts.
Pr.iptioir" Urs Moorman. _a
r?r: M; H. Hollowuy. I.
Hills Noi'ris. -** ? V
for dinner. B
Villiam Moore and O. E. Singleton.
Ovffig."?j^rof. K. W.' Jackson. j ~h
las. H. Brown, A. B., B. Th.
Committees, Benediction.
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?Lic. W. S. BooKhart, Vice-Pres.
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?e>. j. ?i.. aiyers, Treas.
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on? Assistant Clerk.
ng to read u paper before- the *-> )'
to hear it. . / - \ ['
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?"v 4ft;
Very soon the new fence which we j
"huve anticipated will be in evidence. c
. Presinent. ?jims,_ beloved hv t aeuu\ V
unu students, is delivering some spien- ; u
uid.shore,eiauresses to the s.cliuenis av i1
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toe cnapel. hour. Ins theme ior-uie. 11
scries una been "It can be done,'' ?-Jjisnop.Johjy-ilui-^t
,yj.sited us las. ''
week to the delight^of the entile ill *
stitution. 1
The tirst vesper service will take
place at Allen Lniversuy'bundny ;u
lernpon at'^Ulp-o'clock. Alb the pub.
lie is invited. Come and enjoy the
.musical feaat;? ~ ~ ~~
?Vesper Service Program p
? rrocessiopul?-God of our Path
ers. ' i
- Scripture -and; -prayer-.
(Jospel?Tho Prodigal ?
^pbert Cannon and choral club. ?
Miy Robert Palmer.. . .. .
- Vocul duett?Emanuel's Land *
(BrockelT)?Miss "Pauline Miles . arid -j
..Miss Cora Williams; jl
la-Vocal Solo?Heavenly Treasures .
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!(Johnson)?Miss Alia'Clark. ^
Spiritual Sing Aho?Miss Bertha
Couser and choral club.
] Pian~Solo?l^ude AG Major (Con, ?
cone)?Alias Catherine Uhaipcu. I J
Anthem?Largo (Handel)?S. Cool 'V
eridge' Taylor?Choral Club.,
Piano Duett?Pilgrim Chorus (Way p
ner)'?Miss L. ~V. Hopkins and Miss j
Althae AVfraley. yu
Vocal Solo?Somebody's Knocking at
Cornet Solo?Lucia (Beli'stedt )
Capt. Carey Thomas, band director. r
Vocal Solo?Save Me O God (Ran.
degger)-?Miss Virginia Fountain, _
head of Education-Department, j1
Selection?Orchestra (Selected )\ ai
Captain Thomas, director.
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ARTURTOWN NEWS
Wp have closed one of the tyrftit?-sl "
revivnlft in Arthurtown- in sixteen ci
years. It" ran. three weftcs nt Brmrn ?
Chapel A. W. K. -Church and was roH(fnetetfnthe
first week by Rev. Wr-Bi??
Ronler, past.oY of Lancaster Station. 1(
TT^rin^ his stay we ~cnt vj\ por-ryi^.
ijgSlr Rat<U- s-.-w. ?*?j* ?
-y,.. uuuici in ?i nj?sumru vrpnerHT.
The- remainder of the mcofm?r \yW
conducted by Rev. I,. R^Mnssoy of tW ^
C. M. E. Church. He is one'of the ^
iffefcteat preachers fchat has been here. xv
W? got 52 converts durfhg the meet- h|
EtLOiUM: N ; Vi's
wore, \\eii avti tided -ui ill?
iiilx'iirit < ' .l-ch .m tS.;n(juv. Prof.
'ami' M.Tr II. Collier huvt
pi^' tu 1. whore they yvU)
cueh. this term. V - , r,"
. ilioi?M-. u :; !.,! * h..> entered
school at! Morris ('allege in Sumtei'j
i. C _ ^ v . ; .
ltcy.- Toiler f Mr. li. A. lineman
mil Mrs. M. it._ V. u.lcuue t-Us
iri\ r" nu'cl. ny; .at si it .i.t r'.hi.-i- Tuessla'y.
TherepurrTke i?* cclnjc us beitr.<
i suoie,s>>." '
We ivitrei very mu?.1V . ?'le-ai'n of 11>C.
.ceidcilt (jf lie;.'. 1 il. i'.~ 11 d.jyj/) anL.
astor of LiVv 0:tk' Cirrtnt.:;X\V hope
se will ho 0. K. soon,. ' ,
.Ifpoiul.s of Mr. Willie Keitt extend
yrftpathy- ami h'M'e he V. il; : oT>n "bry
lit aj-vain. '
iamdVn, f'., *\ lu te M?e \viU*teuchitis
term. . ?lilh.
. Willie Creen ir 'Very sick rit
il. i ?rt)i i 'i.V. i lii I'm- ' 1.1 in tl
peiidy i'eco'rery...- - ?
< -iF TT7m~TJy~ . TTeTMier' Rniy.
nerc' vriiV ";"rT> bneiuntr-./orial given ut
te Or. m e, u| ., ( i. > '1'iiiiiiiim
cdiotJl itn^ t.efr?'. Jti.u'nl ?vrt.- on sule
the hone lit <?: the Home K&onfoms
IT-].; i t m:. Vi'. M .vy ?>: the" hotrUT
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"j - ' J1 i-H'l.ng i-v ?ite Col:gt-.
?cl( .si. ;m?4 I'V'iUght sonw
rieiiwK with tl-t m -OujiKs ^nd maK'hi;S
vctv:*,}ic.::?ti t ai:i;?:icmwits_
'hi- >aTi<>o| is ; ' j| ' 'ttijj daily.
?T ?
no.Ny v.vrn nfays '
!is*. J . A .- i.:i' ii.v: ; f elinjr-inispo.si.;].
Wo 'Jivj'o ~hb w**111"sooh rewojj
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kiMr. J,eiin Kill., kf-t, last?Week for
1.. c...? :?: ?
f'!i\ I:, IV. itv tu^'ff*kf-?.vfrr-AFvr
. the Im.'"Tu" i her f.-r, Mrs.
unic Brown.
I.iUlo. Y'vidyn ' l-'ln'ii <"iinkseak-s.
!:<> t-.n.-i ii'-' Tr ::n-r hrr . and
uiii, ?.lV'.. Mid Mrtf.M. i?. Vdunjr of'
purtaivbi.i"'. S'.H'. i "lioiiio tvjraiiv. .
M 1' > -
-.1. mil? >ii -. ii'iiiOT i.atimer, -.Mi*,
inrtl iv. CK'v irti.-e,. MivT AiiET
k'ystj ".were ?!': ?? c vuosts of Mrs.
.'am he L'!IuL?f-3Lv Sunday.'.
AiicTAVV'.TL: T^olTftl 1,1 ^partancir?rr
spa in vVi'!; u; l with -hoiioeo,
*M iv. lihlmhe Clink ?yales.
Btv. II. 1.. II..! 'hi .on, our ] fa slur of
iberty lini.vln. | tvache'il two ' able
a nion Kn.mlay-.. A .very jro'ocl ^ulleoon
was raided. ; * ' .
,K<iitor darksoji. of Groom ille, was
i til a' city ffiis week. .
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HELENA M:\YS
Last SanJay iViatkoil another naw
I beli 'in-lk.'- hivW'.-y o!"Drowia ( iiapel
lunch.* v, ith' h c 'tl- sinsT'of. the lih
rU la. ?<n :ru!y frnuorente, with
i. ..i ai Li 1 ;-Ai. K.'Uy:es-p?v.":inii;r.
k V. J. W'i \\!i ?> the Wa.eraq Cir
nit a . v- t;l ?>, .'inoit.
]yu . was* <? j d' w.i1.!1. the
I" -I'llIV of !'.o . ?- d. 1 ;Vv.iirv.-idri'. ?A.
.. 'tSt'i'im- rmi-.beer
yd j .1:. bills W?.H seriouslyI.
\Vc,' rc'tvirr tiT iu'-tb- -ft tire eontin'uod
lm.">S (it' Kl">.?I.. Ir. 'Ml'1, .i# V,",-. r-JS
V v \V> >.-, ; _ ir'l 1 r Vrtv V'
it v and ! '.M-rs.'. Ca.i.lU- M.-.-'.x
f \Va?li:ri .vi>5* I).' ('.? w. r,- vailed 'to
"K* lift' ' id' ' <' i?it .'Vi?7' i> ? 7 r-?
"Mir" I*. ifi-U'iMcW ?fi,l Mrs.
JoliaT:iv:-- ' fT'T^vl.vvty v-nv^ tip aniT
[lont. tlre d-.y. -v% :rTT . . .
1 .\.i!P:v Sims, .v. fin is on ittHT
c-k list. 's-:'r " .* ... ]
i>~s li'.c/. \V-Ur<niv.s 1 k* voturrieil home,
;;f'rr tho X?aMl .of JhCV
nli i' ii v *t; ? r.:n-:. Smtt. vim
ah" v.'io kluvv Tier.
I'i.is Jattie i.Muo Sneruv is..h<?nte ??f r
spviuliml tho summer in IMiilaiU-lhia,.
Pa. " ? \
X.?K. lt' -'l; tin 1?T-fllii.'riirlii'
I'.i/1 Imnm ui> r '.pc lulintr ti.it
?nvmer-.1ii ilrodklyn. N. Y..
Mrs,. Sini. It)-;, .m ! < returned to
rfriklyn. X. V. at'tgr-.yperullnfr sev>nV
we.ekywitlr -T?oI? mother.. Mrs.- Sal
Rrdnn-'oM. .
\Yo tvciv pleas.tl to ?0'e .Ml'. R, 1?.
ohinaon- tp' town ins; Sunday.
.Mi.- v W.'i' ,ll;l! v. "it-.'s that she is
a successful sehob] - term at
organ C olU-eo. PtUlimove, Md..
iK. <j* uiu, ui.iiii.'Li' v^vro l'c'vc^ed
> fGlt mciUhcrsV' ".? ' ii
'Our i i.uivii , i. v. \v:ivjJ rapidty.-^Mb
aye inert,' .?t <1 our* elumfi propualy
rtfitt ] ii "T !\\i> y e"ntrL< 'to ITio ir.noiuit
An i ii.tve .4tybtK Uiu.
)o 11, ]? ; Sound when ,hc
in'ie. "
On we \vviv very triad t-o
iV(,i ">-?"(i l o i irietitk^ionr
io ci'y.' , J'Iu. m 'sot nu ll 'o have -cnivod
tHe st'vvi (\-. \fc' ui'0 askinjr
um to cor^o ajrain.
^1] of tlu~f:>. :r \vot'U"l.-s- I.OOH
v'ov the loader;hip of Roy. II. W*
frdtccr; and I voice the-^orrtiment of
k? oritiVo . chnvoh - 'and communty
Lc?? T - ? ? 1 - *- * ' * *
uvu i a>K tuat uic lomcrenco send
m t?k -to us. - *\
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THE EVANS' HAIR ;
DRESSING
is the hair dressing to lay your hair
k down. It'will keep "your liair combed
. for all dtiy. long.. . - .
Kvan's Hair. Dressing is the beat.
for curling uhd waving; it brightens
and beautifies tlie xioloi* of the hair
rjuwb|jj4^ iL^> Au ftrous appearance. *
PRICE; f)0 CENTS - - * - Manufactured
. at
110(> I'ine St., Columbia, S. C.
Hold At Marker Slpns and Drug
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f Quality Pressing Club
Dry Cleaning Kepairing, Alterini;
and Dyoinjjf
- We. ui'e ii> 4->iir.iiic f.r. for your con- ^_
_ vetii.-ncb and our living. A lit- .
tie Gt)-'opehrtiori would help.
.' .1. 11. DiitSey, Manager
Y; M. C. A. BUILDING /
Suinter Ht. IMione .1861
J. FERGUSON RUFF!
' FLORIST _ ; ?' 1
110 Wheat SI., C\?limihia; S. C.
Cut 'aiut \V:ix'c<4, Flowers ; {
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10:25 0 11 Colunihia-Chos. 12 5:10 a
1:35 a 15 Culumbia-Chas. 10 2:20 a
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GOLUKlBIA, S. Cw
I'ilONE (>487 L.
A^ Hawkins* -?'?
Real Estate Agency;
'Homes on Easy Terms"
H07',2 Washington Streetrorriuni
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I WE REPEAT 1
THAT GOLD DOLLARS
; - can't he hn.l for 50c. neither can
iuniios of Sterling Quality be N , J
r mntenaqy reduced.
Our yi.m.'- ;i' 'Hie tO^, ^
= . our yi if v the Wc-t. '-"i^i3tent~^ v
with quality. ; ' >
Malor.o's Music House
(Established 14 years.) _ . :flj
^ 142a_Mjaifl_SLu_ Phone 5210.