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Saturday, April 14? 11)28 UNDER^A*} THB - / ~ ' I Mr. L. E.-'Switzet and Mr. Jesse. S. Brown of Columbia were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z. ?; Switzer of St. _ Hint hews, last Sunday. Thev report a very pleasaftt trip. ? * Mrs. Ola C. Myers went to Greenville Wednesday morning Vto attend the funeral of her uncle Rev. Lucius Logan who died in Atlanta last Mon?: ?-da#. Rev. T.ogrtn. was the brother of the Tate Mr. Robt. Logan of Green wood. The children ,of lH-s imntediate family, now living?in Greenville are?Mrs.?Ilnttie?Dmkett-,?directgggg / of the Phyllis Wheat ley Center, and Miss Lide Logan who is at present a student in New -Yorlc" University v?..i. r':*.. . new x viiv . vii-y? ;? ' m * * 1 " . . On last Tuesday evening, Miss Cler trude Clifton, delightfully entertained more than a dozen guests- wittf _ a Wiirst pai'ty. at her beautiful home X- on Senate street, in honor of Miss . Rosa Nelson, formerly of this city,. > but now of Philadelphia. After th: games, prizes wore awarded; A very pleasing fruit salad course awm? sewed. The close of tha evening was marked by danciftg "to the strains of ...... -="Show me the way. to go honie." Each guest expressed their appreciation to the entertaining .hpbtoss.- _ T" ?< . * . "Mrs. Janic Gis't of Union was the the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Ruff of this city during the- past week, her daughter' and son-in-law. /y pleasant stay was reported. IMPORTA NT N OTIC E. ? : ?rhf I 'pionTheetitVg of the Christian ?? IFonic Burial .Benefit i'oiicty uf S. (' will meet at Woodard, S. C., Friday before the fourth Sunday in April with Lodges Nos. Go and U2 at Red Hill Baptist church, the Rev. Cunningham is the. pastor. The cnitHch ~? is one half t own, Tin meeting will open at 10:00 a. m. Conic .: . praying.. _ Maria Burton, President, W. E. Williams, Secretary, _i__ W. R. Bowman, Deputy. ? MOTORED TO RIDftEv SPRING. Misses Janie E. Nesbitt and Pri'seilla T.- Kershaw motored to Ridge Spring Sunday where they spent Eas ; ter with their relatives anil friends. ' They had with' them as. their, "guests Messrs. Conway Russell, .George Curry and William Earl Thompson. They enjoyed-being there, while* those who entertained them, were delighted to haeofoem. . . ^ * ??? ^ ?,-r MRS. A MCE DOUGLASS PASSES. r " Helena, S. C., April. 12.?-Sister Alice Douglass who has been a ihemb<jr ofSthe Christian Home Burial Benefit Society for-?f>- years died this ' " morning, after being sh?k four days. Alst) Brother Cage Cook's wife died yesterday. Sister Douglass was a grand officer in the above society. . . E. Williams. ' * . _ .. * . ' -? NEWS OF COLUMBIA CHAPTER OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY. ? Last Thursday at the home of Dr. ' .'J. H.i QbUlllV lUu inoal ir=rsTTrhrtion,;ot . Howard University mot, presided ever by the president, Mis3 Ruth Ritt" FeE A programme of interest was tr? - given, after which the host served a course to the members. The next meeting will .be held t^c ftr&t^Monday-in Alay. SPECIAL NOTICE. The Congarec Medical Society of Columbia will hold its Health Meeting ; at Bethel. A. M. E. Church, tomorrow ? night, at 8 o'clock. Topics of health will be discussed by members of;, the profession. Music bv Allen. Benedict and the church's choir. Dr. L. M> Daniels, Pres., ?? Dr, L. H. Ilnllman, Soc'y. EASTER CREETINCS TO PASTOR AND FAMILY BY TIIE WAVJBfbLEY CLUB. (- .We are very grateful to the Wavreley Club and friends .who so pleasingly took us by surprise Saturday evening, hy bringing us baskets filled ?vwith many good things to eat. - We > appreciate very highly this beautful "spirit of helpfulness exhibited on the part of the Club. fejiT'' * ' ' ' ' ' ' ?. - ? SPECIAL NOTICE. The United Order of thp G.. R. Uidding and Jollife Union will .open its Sixth Grand Lydge Session at^ Union ' Baptist. Churchuj^n May the 1st, 2nd and dill, with Mrs; Itosanryi chair, the Grand 5?. M.?~??? BUSINESS LKAOUE TO INSTALL NEW .OFFICERS. i r ' ' :v The rainy weather prpvented the meeting . last Tuesday- evprfing. The I niemberg and the public in .general ; are urged t? be at- Lad son Preshyj U rian' Church next Tuesday, April. 1 Tth. to h.ioat the Business League and encourage the newly elected ofUwi'S; .'Come and bring a friend. . o. a. joiixsox, ; * ,J Chairman Nominating Co. , ,Z. TOXVNjjENn, Sop. ' , ' CARD OF THANKS. Helena,?S. 0.?AVe wish ' to thank our many friends, also our eoUricoUs md sympathetic undertakers, Messrs, t'nttorson and Pratt,-for the sympathy an'l 'kindnqss si)own us during he jllness and de.atK of cur dear husJband :ind father, Rnv. I, F. Me!-/, who ,^Jmnirted this life, March 21, 11)28. MRS .COR RI.& MKT-Z, wife. M.rss GEO RGI A MAE, M ETZ, MRS. MAGGIE HILIi^? .'.MR. LUTHER METZ, MR. CADDIE MKTZ, V" children. HAEDEEYILI.K NEWS Rev. J. M. Mitchell preached Sun-' 't.y night at Fishers' Chapel M. E '-hu\'( k to a very large audience. Mis? -I)ovnthv Hodges, aftet\ Spendng a successful term as teacher oT >he Tye Branch' school, returned home i lrring the past week. I r>~ ? 4 1 t ? TA ~ i i'uoov-.'. xivf. a tutu Vsil I IICI .1UV TVHi.lf Carrie atid Eleanor Morris' and GTaly Coleman, of Haven .Home school -meflt Saturday here visiting relative? ^nd friends. . . '1 . Miss Dorothy Hodges made a busi?V"Trtrrfff-^iavaniiiih op- hmt >'atu ' lay. * / . , Mr. Hill Grant is out again after ui'attack of pneumonia; ~ "ZZZ -- .Mr. Ed Moore is still on the sick ?fiat. _ . ; ' . ILi- -F. J Poylr Rprnt, a ilnv hyvr luring the past week visiting friends .if the towrt. Wit AN I) OFFICERS OF" GREEK ? bapraft rnatfrn iTv visits ____ ('Ol.l'.M HI A CIIAPTElt Mr! Julius S." McClain,"Grand Ba ;lk-us of the Omega' Psi Phi Fraternl ity Friday; April 5th* I tor Mazyck, Grand Keeper of Itoc| alien were welcome visitors in our ity Pirday, April f>th. ! They were the guests of the Omi'.1 *ron Phi Graduate?Chapter located 'here; Messrs, McClain and Mazyck j are both natives of South Carolina. ] 1 iir.ii'ri.n PlTl Chapter litis been orJ ganizecTTor a little more than- a year l and numbers among its . members I some of the lending citizens of South Carolina. President D. TI. Sims/ of Allen Univcrsiry/Ts''"i3rrsilous of. the Jural chapter.?Professor IF W. Ikum't; gardncs is Keeper of Records and | Seal. Dr. J. G. Stuart is Keeper .of Finance. Reverend D. T. Murray is 1 rk.?.U?;~ ..?.i r?~ r\' cr V litlj'icllll UI1VI X_'I . 1 J. rv. Ul'IIKIUS lr>Vice *Basili?us, v.--., 1-J ' ' The members of the clmpt'er nrc:Dv.s. .11. 11. Cooper, Q. J. Champion,Rhodes, E. A. lIiiKp::n*, L. M. fTanTel?, PVofflssors I. .M. A. flyers. ~ MtUT-ay*71 nd RprW. Bouhv are. " Dr. and Mrs. L; M. Danielt? enter-' * ri tained the chapter royally Thursday i" evening,'"April 4th- 5 ' ~ C? Messrs., -MoClain. arid Mzyck-bclnrc, leaving for Philadelphia and -Wash: inKton respectively, expressed their - appreciation for the many courtesies show a them on tneir brief visit and . voiced a desire to return to Columbia subsequently. ^ ^ " I EE CEItCLE-ENTRE NOUS?? .delightful gfterniifn v/as r.o by Lc Ci'i'idtTTTiilrc Nous on orfrK?= j day "lc semaine passe" at the boau; tiful home df Mile. Li 11 if .Tones ?anrl ' 51 He. Maria Williams, UHo IhinUi son St. "Des 'robes" of club meniho?*s in vogue with "lc nrimntemps" ! Unt beauty to the vuu as situ ihuIl-l the soft lights ih'the, living rmmi,. i j the tliTnabhj hostesses.?Duringwb1? j the'gHfttlst unju.veil pi city little Easti or cftps of candy in various__cok)L'St At the expiration of' the. period (riven to this pastime Mile. Susie Williams was awarded the first prize, novel ; lingerie in pink voile and cream lnees. i (.Consolation, none" the less beautiful [Tand- useful' was wrm by Mile. Daisy 11 Myers by one point aff*r a Second draw with Mile. Mary Ray Saxon, ~ -:TFng PArM^l 'Allle.' Thomasina Thomas, tHlrj.rtmt"Hin. .1 lier e (Volts ftr-a-prize, also won a novelty? an Ka-tor bunny,.which w'us the booby. Le Ccielii hlntre J>ous is < in to rested al presciit in a Charity i Fair to ho.held Tut'sda evening. May J 1st at the CJTdtl Fellows 11 it] 1 and puich '< -ohat U-.y w'as iKiitsionid.Ilmci'?ylmis of _ "the coming'event. t Y'oU*:* havebeelv issued to cehtcatants for the silk 1 qtiilt-in -exejttttHte- workmanship to -be - given tiwnj* at the ail'hir. To the j merry group, was served ,sumptuous : delicious "bpti ?' mangc'rM-r-slices of pineapple, " garnished with . grated.' e'igese and beautified with cherries." Yaliines and, iced lemon tea. The 1 ..i.<iu i.. ii .i.i C, 11 e;. . .t hy i< i- < )"? 1 111 and ciike. 'The club members expressed -themselves to tlie.Tair ".iouna hilt/' a . :. having silent an afternoon replete/with pleasure. ^ .v J1 ~TTmTnTrtY-m^'HPTlox , I' - " /' ? ?r?-? ?ii A beauty ixtvsj it |d?ee of 'HP! ry-mnhing and enjoyment ' were -vhe dinitrpp ns>m and rei*L?pt4<m hatl-u?-*ho'Tay&i ji liojiio and hbTet, Washin ton St., on last Thar? day evening. April-.oih, when Miss. Anna Samoa tendered a. .birthday acceptiofi in honiv ot hep : "a, (rem-,go.. * "* ; _' 1 a I S-. ' ( ) p. M. -abijut* two~.hundrc'd ; ac niTiCrs' of. CoJum1m\'s? y.ounff<fF"lo-^ rial set luid, Kin e l the evening with their appearance. 1 ; I. Selected in the.extreme ?ou;h\veste( rnrr of the reception room were' Mybt artists ot*; hioderu jazz and iinjvur al s\mco"pat:on constituting t'ho'i ' \vx?!J khhwn..Ajux. orchestra. AiniJ^Lr'u. clamor of chatter broke lie premie f* strains ot* music which marked .the. Uciriti.hihjrj.an even ins'; of, Jynre'ns well as other" amusements, j 'la'.iitpf Berlin :tt. !);fl*> daiVinp 'lasted i. nUif-.10'"0-; lifter .which Mr.. Roland Harris. promiicol v\ .tlie Radio Social .'.'lull and temporary mailer, of cere- ; vonies. ciilh d the house to order to listen to a sh( rt 'program. ... ; Mv. -Charlie Ranmdly, .. intro-; iiac.d the piuvCof lienor. Mr. Samoii n a very jdca-inp talk, \vhh h Vhat'acerized virv Samoa throughout' as.'a 1 roru?, irnii that erjpe up to the stau.-' 1 !..i.!. Mr. (ictii i'ii ofilavd spoke. . i *e\t~; after which a dart was'rendered >v Messrs Allen and Taylor. Follgwf=FTT this MY. lk\rvev Myers pave, a i hort talk, hut very. powerful in mean* * | hip. M*>-. Joseph M' Dowel! rfavored i 1 o.lc w'i a .". vorv beautiful solo n his favorite Instru.uiouf (violinJ | Xcxt. in'rodue'i^jbi#'.order l?y the mnsjv ev of cerenio|iie^. w^? thefffreShtelif | >}' the A jay L'jtcl'ary nrd Social Chih. : /' the h.;ytc.:< <.steaded a froval and j Mit e 3S I hcinp; the last speaker, his re-j narks were very brief, but interest-1 'n-: - *: '.t:-i After the ur-^prarv v-as fmis)ietl t ! ' i fiii w*iero a very delicious. and apj'VfrtizintT' btidet y*p'qrp was awaitbur, t fertrt; M:-.? T.-o il.\. Walker presided tlu> punch bowl. After the. rc-| Mv. TV(?er?dry, dfCnmden* aiw 1 Mis;:' Fannie Reynolds of the local ''in',.ti rr M-o -in vhihiii ,n of the l.ind- c irh Hop nrifl the -Collegiate dance, r GADSDEN NEWS . .' > ' j i Th6 fp;tncr-a 'heao certainly did make th ' eyre,Tent miring days > ;-hi^e -are still Daisy. plaittiri}? cottoni' -m. 1'.corn.', Scnre'havo almost a stand ! f cotton, Quite a few planted their i' otlon in fVst of. the season as I hey ; onld not.be-in early on account of the j '.'1'nlhnicd t'afn:~~~~r?r-^.j Faster Sunday was an ideal spring ' !;>y. A very good program, was pen-' :>!-?c.'l at the Ri d 11 ill Sunday schol 1 Sdnihiy manning to a large and aju. ft'\1 i a' i\ ~ aipta neftr ?ISuvarh.1 vocST" ! numbers rendered, hy A1 iss Pearl and ' "ji.-fcaie- Sty-It. Hat tie Thompson i and .Annie Belle. ISruuii deserve-*pe.. - . . ' 1 ' ' -v . 1 ! hour; 1*2:0.0. I\fthe: | lunch wast packed. Rev. R. W. Jen-r* kin ; pri a-hod &. very interesting and appVopr;nFe~ -Vermon from the text founil Matt. ^7 :l! Mrs. Mamie Davis, the traveling a* gent- of the Tom Crock Baptist Un--io*v_aud?Snmk?v School- Convention, was'with us on Esto-tcV .Sunday. She j will he with us a.cm in on the fourth The Pleasant Grove Sunday School had therr Easter exorcises in the af ' Vn-cni ' vciinline- at ICyO. A layge ' rowd attended and was well pleased ' wit h the program. I Rev. Tj. A"*. T.nvnnon protu-lWcl a very 7 in.l.ei-e^l.in:'- .xfri,uin after the M'endi- } ?? li. F ain nnil Afyg .T A Randolph mo--. ! tored over t6 Ea'-toyyr Sundjy aftcrI fthtin.* Tlvey "peeped in'o seeMuls. CoVine Robinson Micpcja. r' Rev. R. i\\ Tonkins- and family was also' visited.. ; Mr*.?iTcnkiws Was pnfl'ering?from a verv painful' Vnnilnorl?nrrklv. ?The-" j aeridonk^happened shortly after her I return from church services. . j They also stopped to see Mrs. Mar^T *' **?? . ' i It) LE'ADKK . . V 1 ? lKu?Joyiff. who is .very. iiJ. S;.e tits boon ciiitfttiftl to-. In.1 r he I savunl afi-Us. ,\iiA \ iht' i.. .'"lycai's .ild; -^ho h;is .had poor ina.ltfi ,1'wr a Hiinbc'r of'>t at s, I Ait sito is ;t (layout Christian it.nO. YtOars It'' a'Tlio.tions horrftllly. * . - Anton;: l.ha I .a tor yi.-att.rs Iuti? utiry AITCirad ~.U ;v. T/.y. : ; a, not hihlicn (' .Uiht'Mis, .Set* I? uaulljieniiiniLi-xad-U-; Ml::Mine/ Situs: Miss 1'enrl VS-.'f'l f. who' is at.!' no r.'.;fjookcr \VS hi: ;,?ii 1* :i !i f o.liiinhia; 'M'i.sa'IfnUie 'Hviri:> > n ?) 1 MVs AVitiic I*l1!u r?ro\Vh of (.'Muni, ' ' ' .MU II :M)<! 1 .< v'; V*" 1 cr with thru* fVtvl Mr'-;: T l.t, -AVilliii'ii.s L*J?j Mr. ami Mrs. IVrr I'-r- vn irnMLii hatH?y ''wh.rnl^ fat" n J'-na .-on...- Ihi'.h vollu r and ho))\- ;iiv <!' i v v, '!j !5'. t?uii is Vf.'tli ? k'lov, i .'.M ? jAn'iM Randolph l>cC'?r?'- -in r'r";i Ai',i i"." to;i tti 1 Vl' MV.-. C. M~. \Xr\,L- V :> -, ! Mislh'- -:o PiHtr.t?. 71 J" '"'i ] ' . v 1 TV * ! ViU-. Mp. Worr^n ; I1)'*. . ?.jr i.w.sod away on Mio 1 (?;' Anial. Mr. Diriliins ftrlih. Chri'!nn. py.nor-VJ rorv*'' i* y.-.n- ??niT iPTT '.tl * tTT'! Vi"' i J !:'- .! ,;f ' v Ro.vs: IL \V. -Jyil.in y T Tl. A<IHx>n and" \Y:iflilVc. ru)i;(: xi:\\.>y V :. . ?"TH*"Ma trry}r-rHTT-rj"'~v, v-''.1 : i1 " OTP i/.>v;?b:0 bj* tin-, cip yii "Mi i-t-' t,'}. ? imm." Vhi.-.-l. "On ?'? :.lay a-'.'*! ns-on a-tfia'i'tjp if basvUiVll was b-. wy/ti tin; " cam hi" l'"ii un ia ihu. tt a.ii hurts [v?<rnar;a won. Jltu-ing whily . t'i-o lii'di'On. ivVye in sv i'.i it:-.HJiil thi' ni'i .e: noon v. iiil'e '.a-. .nnli.-'l'riat .lie" gume scVf ntl.do-ien of c'/.f'.n were -ttcprn-l'uli-y sen in iky rail" :tn ' .H:. I .yard v.kr.h i'm . '.' i < v.r ylau.?.V Ffic i-.'.-.jr .he nil' TTiir* v.\i;\:hi* 'in*> ''oailfro of lay every hi'cj. was., vi ry i,Vi? *.. j, !o. .-/J. Friday e.veYrr.;; luvughLluiu:. tinjy^a! mei;iain-:.".'i 11 i. *<? a < lo'_o \ file air'linj' favhjoa-eako .vafk.. This' was :iI-o a fry _ ilvsi u. . 7A' ;.r wa.-i \\ .11 i'y Mr ' . A .' < i: i.v:r reho'drr?*Hj v .ti ni' L:?LI.:.;.... R?4+, of the- Iii oad-ri.-ycr sih ni eemntinTty. . .. M ' T ' , '* F. li ;;:y being : 11* nriu n:iT!\ cWtifnl day the idrtmdn s' w^i-o fa!': il.-o.a largo rain: In ; ?:f tiv.ve v 1? v.v. ; ' ? * . . .i\v;iy v ' v.:!i 1;; inof .0: ;iis Voinmuiti'.y Avr.'-i v. h-;v \vv5 0 -Vfr. AVi+Hf 'PtrtH.s-ol' \V:'. ..-on. ,1). ( M Mr. To;:: C..Mr. iL (MuiM * . 1 t>*. L?cv . (:yfa 1;I>;-M i ' 1,< iI; and lioi hi.sMnull "of'Thai-Map. ->7. C. t' Rev. f S'./Mr.i!; V" M 1 * 'rtf " 1i '5 vivid pii iuv* uf Uiy '1 k!i.* in \\:.fin a tin Si:n.'::y. irovivin"'. Af'oV hi ^.Oi ID1.II1U 1 11, 11 ?a?tit.1?o_i 1 LiUul??' ' r. .'.ii:a I.u'ru \Viirta>n.?. , * ; ; i" Mi's.: Id..'. iiliX aidtv? lit* !e .-onr f .\i:d?-ii-?.n;Tnr-,v?.on 'in';'; (ha v.iok-CMul. v- Ith. la r . pan; :r S'. !dUldt,"Ril'.; nj'.il ill No'lv-m- Mis. -Mary.- IHivTs, <>f'l u. t \*. -is io'tc hi r f.a-'ri;-. i 1 r. C'-:clr.nd Edington. .. VIr, :.n J ;.ii%"t .l.'lriivl Rii.T jil'tvr spending -spinet imo 1\yi'iVhave returned *.o their lvunr-, fll' <"rwcinnati; <>.. XVyy^ Mrs*. '.Jennie, TiayVy sin J 'diiii&h'Covi Miss Chssylr.;i.we I.. Kajilvv, j.< j'jf 'In- ; Sunday ivflotiiOnn in I.-ui- \\\ t, S. ( ?. ; ; Mrs. Mary't; IVipfc is home sses.'n after- spendiniL* a l'e\v days',ia. >, wctfe Jn Due \\\st.'as t-keXhonuyed. r.ui/si <>'. Rev. -tuul-Mrs. .i. ii.-'l'. ,;j*:sis'i I i'nna. Johnnie Mae GoieiTfjS left kv Saturday. {ctv tisc'eiiw': d and i-'iv.it until la.-t Sunday' \.i i"jV?relati'Vi and fricsrts.'v . . * Miss Anna .Brown; left, fciyduV iTo her house in Brooklyn. X.\., at'.er spending the pa-t lyenth .w it.li h< r "U jf' rrrtttx1 A"hbrz?Hi'pV n'n 11 Tlt'I IIVT pt'J J ; 11. iv' rr*r . I'l V" Prof, and llr^.. AIo'sIushUt. and- 'ill*. 'Scott of , Union lviuh .sihCul, IJc-I on, S. C.* and TTfcs .Jehnh: Morton, of Hojrea Pa^h, S. niotivid In t'c last Phudajo and Hpent_ tin ;u":rnr*on us the Joy. Ji. . _ " Our nieri Inn' s It :v having toloV-isions* how-:\-d.iys. Owe of them t 11 h TYidy UP rr-tm?-rhry-OM v tiifr tt?Iu phono that she sure il?4iks^i\ oil. Mrs. Ahhii' J. ('h.ii"-t4h> iml >ii 11 R. TilltiT an. i.' :ne Gn oin llie yr*T school .systeiy, arrive! la -t Saturday to spend until iho 1.1th. on TTicII -vacation. Mwt -S.'W. Bohinson, of-Coko-diury, S. C., is'still hero Ovory Friday'and Saturday with Mr.-J. J. AVrlplvt in his harhnV shop on .cr,iT'h Main St'. ?JJyi&danio.s I.ula Bouse and Janic Dorspy left last week for A heir home in Charlotte, N. 0. ~vv"L__ rl^r ' Wo wish fo ask Mrst Blanche Glink scales to begin writing the Uoneal . -1 iuii. -H-Wii uiAtin?^? ' Air*. J unie W. Klftsun went tp An-J dp: 'in' i u -i^pril 1st jnstead of Mrs.; . Jar-lp. Wilson as was reypi'Vod in J-asjJt v - .r i. i ?.!iss Kvolyn"Waller left last wo'ek (-.a .N". afUr friend ?? bay.-. y-Tttr .Mii^-f/haVlottr-fcr? vltiiiSt y.'.".r ' . ~ ' *, Anr.d ,51 rs. AV, 1L: Jiuy ^jwuttce be-1 >;i' h of a l>iiby boy; horn We.lnosi"y, A? ril, 5th. pother and bnb:?J arc t'niinc. fnu'. .'dr. Ibi-Vi.-y 'fb'e.rson, of ,'Hpart'an* ' I ury, i-s In in J)'ue West. with the' v; . . b- .. .M !,,''.h-;]Vr-'(in- i.-x formerly " V ' ; ; 1: any fr.ien.Ls' ^ \v. v.y i. I..r bun a *poc.?iy re. i.: . -.1 W-. \i'Vlfa.<. ..n ..I'r.pb..- K? , . A l' XiWK hi,.' \V(:Vi?;, eohjluct* ' .*!' ; at '.Uulhcrvy. (m<n: .-.v. .1 ? >?* mt'y. - - v nil 1 '? i.. .urtAvn conTr :'1_TiT TFTr~1T: n)<- on S? < c- sion ' " " " , .M?\ Thomu Carter }.> rorn " Mr. .1 ?.- > T. Nance spent- a few -a -?i'i * I -ue V?"- la " Sunday af. ii !i v .Inv'.-the la. 1 has.: Quite a ' ar.f n was spent. ^ ; ..-if, -I <I- 1 atv. i V'nt,v.ja pleasant f.i ! on (Ydar -St. last Sunday eve-' / Iiis company was cnjoyeV^very Jk -p h: - \ j rM Thi-lnm Undoes is home attain ?~rt v.-iy cucci'ssfu} vl-'uhuI Lei.ifl - h-Hohnlds, ,S. C. . i * r . Church News; - ' My .laiVii - A. M\ K'. Church Sunday . - d; w..--, held 'Su-nday. iwminj; 'at ie i viia) hour. The lessen was ro~ v hewed by ! the supofihtertdentf - Bro. I' *n. T he tWir o'clock services !> iit'M Snjuia.v-nrovninjr. Our.pas* . ~ov. K. . Beard. .preached an j.i*.sermon, It was'full of the !I? ?y Spirit". Services wore hold, at 11 ???h6ti 'exc rinses were held at IT:HO. ' P. and at 8?*H0 P. M. '.also. These~ t'fHti wy^qaite intcrestinpr.'MiSs " T. ? !. Sliivos', i no of .the teachers, in he Alihuville county training, school? i':.il' ii pap 'i- v. ) v h waj t njjyed by 'i. T'y '-apUiiiio lor, tin- rally will , - ; ? i v i'Miv;.?They -are asked tobriny; in ?oo?l reports. We hopVhio* one-ivil! turn' down the . .'.yolo'pos we are pdvirtj? out for the eat n-nal rally to lie . held <t>n-*-thc .Mini of this.inc.nth. Cpnie 'iru-lct us .1 ?!!. .!.i!' Isin|" uvev ihu lup with . iis assessments. . < . . . i MR. HENRY UUADl.KV PASSES ' 'Alibey.ilie-. S. C. . .'Mr. .Henrv Bradley died at his home. . Pott -pk'kfni** Thtfr^flay^-morning, ' .!a,rch J'Jnd at 2:00 o'clock, after an ' -s of 'only a. few days. Bi a lley was 10 years old and :ii:.n of a giriei.' and assuming dis"i..' n.. f'eT t^pnty years he was* e.y< ci by the Southern Ci/.ton M1H Com'pnny of this city. He 1 .i sr -loyal and'faithful in cm hoi' of-. A. M. E. Church. Ilois n: v :vv (J hy his., wife. Mrs.' KHen- Brad- T. ( :: adofited daughter, Mrs. Thn;fla-ina' Ilarrisoiv, of (.jroonwonci, t"?. C.-' ? . r r of Ciuatesvilie," P.. Mr. Alex I dh y "and oiio. sister, Mrs. Carrie lWticng<v. I!!., and a hv^'- 1,1 j 1.. v relatives and friends to mourn . !?:. va.-sinuT?-The "TunPvat VorvrrpT'v:;.' liHu at James A. .M. K. .'hnrc:,k< < f which he -was a. faithful " "".nvmhor, Monday afternoon. M.arehh.: * o:v?i.vH:tcU' hv pastor, i;ev.; 'i. -ri. Heard. Interment was. made in llati'ison cemeteiy. ' ? t ? . ^ ' .. ' """HWI llnv Fronp Mo and Save Money L. A. UICIllE t ' ; ' $ ** '" ' ? }' ri N-i:1:al. I'lli ECTOR 'v: A.N"I) KMHAI.MJMi . j; ... Complete -Motor Equipment Phones; Of,ico 22.> Night &. ftes. .287 ~TiTM a-Idnut on Sf Alike VIIU' El.OiiENCK NEWS v Mr-. F. ('. Sharps was the eharmi;:y kustej-s. to _the Buds and Roses So;al Club ati Tuesday, April 3rd. Tar avci'o 'arranged?for-.cards in the. liv'iiig^rnoms, ' Kach player's place a i!v c <vra-t.0d with a. tinv-yellwv basket n>n*nining an F.aster biddy- and ri-V'deivd.-e.iiys. After several games. 'a!!;es wore collected. The high score , ?-nn. An at..j . ? w TK/. ' l'.izi' went to Miss Alberta Kennedy. who with Misses Viftccnt, Dansnmi i\l i ? T. 1^" w^va-the invited.. ;uVs'. s'." Mi-? VtrrroTTt rereived the ',.1 ThlTeiohs Mot'k Ice cu'a'iti pOi" 1 : 6:iyni>f"Thc> rtiffr cniifrs, pink. preen . > ! v hit< . vi:h iinmc 1 niado cako was , -in. id. The next meeting will be [ In ??] with Miss I/. M. Webster. , little Miss Ada Pnriein Collins, of nidon. S. C., niece of Idr.t and Mrs. ft*J. Wilson, of Coif St.. is speeding ~ -Tiilirtilire " witlj them. She is finite a ehnnninir little ffirl and. hrts made-: many friends during her stfty. x\- | - v. ' 1 y... . . | "31" . 3~~* " . ?? ? ;' y PAGE SKVgN. ~ i THE EVANS' HAIR DRESSING is'thc hair (Ii-os.-inK.tu lay your.'hair down. It will keep you* hair combed 1 ' for all day long. , -j. .. Vivwna'. Hair Dressing" is thr best frVr*-etrrkng- itmrVimHy; -'ft b+ttrTuefts 1 '? and beautifies^ the.-?ulur of .the hair ' imrtTjfft*'esTlr a" lustrous-appearance. PRICE 25 ana.50 CENTS ' . ' . Manufactured at 1106 I'ine St., Columbia, S. C. I'hotH1 -6158 Sold at Ilarber,S1uij>.s a;ul Drug Steffi's , \icncninnH , ?J|? Starters, Batteries I \ II VVTTrfc^ TTnTTrTm 1 i-crt 1 ??_ ^Palmetto Battery 8 & Elec. Co., Inc. ' 308 Sum tor St. Phont~323r>l ?'? I'HON IS. JUST'' " ' _ / L. A. llawkins' Ileal Estate Agency NoUtfry. Public ilomes on Easj Terms" ? i n" > i mp/-7 w.Hv.rmnrton street* coi r'viin \. Sv r. son iintv r? \inv.\ v ' SYSTEM \ r|M V<? :_Jft P u noi, . \'f. |")<jri)|T-t a X.'Y.-A.utuista -J31. .0:55 a ' 4;13p .02 Aujrusia-X.Y. 32 4 :5 0; p li.'JOp 27 CharO'ston fJin 2-7 1 r4 "> p . f . 4:45 j) 28 4.'iri-CUar.l.cpton 20 5:4" p_ 10:45 p.g HPCo'umliin-Cin. U G:00 a a 24 ('<<lurnli.pl,Inx'v'I 23llrOOp ^:45 p 20: Cbiumhwi-Auji. 19 8:00 a 11:00 n 8 Cohiin4)iarAuff. 7 5:00 pl':40 p .14 ('<ilnnil>i:irSav. |,'{ 10:10 a /*' 0:30 p 23 T..h;mi::i-Char. 21 5:30 a 0:00 a 13 ('oh;n)l.ia-('hnr. 14 2:00 p 10:25 p H Cplumltia-Chqs. 12 5:10 ar~ ~ 4:55 a 15 CfoUi'mbia-Chas. 10 2:20 a 12:50.p 2 Golumlpia-^p'li'rtf 1 4<U0p 10:20 p lft Columbia-Green ?'15 7:O.Va 10:55 a 18 Cotuibbia-Seu'ca 17 G:15p 5-55 p Ti :t ?r.Jii -< ~ii:ii- iu 7-:to n Via CaniOeti and Rock Hill. City ticket ollice, 1307 Main Street, I p|pi'i^?np COT,PM BTA! S T . I-;\ perT Starte r. OintratoFTuTd Battefy ~ Renairs PltOVir k"\Kn Fripps' Battery Service Drcndnaimht-Could Batteries Longest Ilffp by.Owner's Records ; ? GIVE US A.TT11AI- \ 121.1I.atly SI..' Columbia. S. C. qni'^WHill MPSBCrWItKCTSWHB ^VKShSMnS&asSESISr9' .! oin Tho ^ ^ ^ ; . <5^%. 1.' " A auyi"t S* J Noxv I ocl crcs be- ~ inw-sct up in Columbia this month jtrc the following:. ' : r>?-nnties: ' .. SB ; "Mrs. I'liln. Tax loi tSl.iterr-1?t |a Kroad ttiver Iload.' '" Mrs; Huttie 1.. Sfmuel, . 220 Marion St. ^ ?J >1 r*.?I nut' >1, \\ hite.Kettdaltown CdYnmuhity. Mrs. Sarrth Lmtan Uttbinson. ? 1'eaihstree St. l'.dgowodd Mr. P. M. Bow l ip j?'. lllo WasbirigUm St. M1"- p -A fa 910 Green St. PROTECTION AGAIN AT ACCIDE'INT, SICKNESS AND DEATH . Greatest Secret, FVaterui, Benevolent apd Patriotic ^Orcanlsation Known. THE GUIDE TO ? Health, Happiness, Brothe-rhor d. Pros, ligrity. Feiowship. Charity, Kindness, Justice. rviercy and Li'W. " * ' *? PETERS-TO ITS MEMBERSHIP ; . r Aid.when sick, Protcct>r'?T at death. Aid. ,iij Disaster and Distress,"Aid to Students 'tA-College. -Erce Hospital Treatment and Medical Advice. Deputies wanted to orgnniie oeiges In ??tfv'cit?. towrt and hamlet-. in South Carolina! ?- i , Joining Fee, $/-00'. Special Dispensation 7 now Ottered CahHiidates i&r v,lem?arship lar <?everywhere in America. Fo'r information, write" ~ ' Xlic Grand Nohit Secret ar^y7 jk N lT3"KTS OF TOUSSAt.NT, t-2 TayTlr St., Phone-$757 Columbia,-9. C. *" > Revrrfc-E. Beard. O. b? Abbevilie 'Oruitil Niiho t'limroatidiT ?;?' ? M. A. Evans, M. D., t " Columbia Grand Noble Oouiwellor MaJ. Gen. A. CS Uu fin! ore Geui yctuwn Chief of Staff, Uniform Rank. -Seymour Carroll Columbia Grand Noble HSccrcln ry. * * ' ' "' ' '..J?