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I : | Saturdg^', June 30, 1928 I ' f I M^rs. E. "IrT^alhoun, E. Jr., and [ J Ga.,"to "spend sohietime with the children, grand parents and aunt. They I motored over in their new Hudson. Mf. Calhoun accompanied them over f" and speht one night; from there he went to Raleigh to his job. . , A I - Mr. William Gilliam left the city : .?7 last Tuesday afternoon for* Elizabeth, N. J. and other Northern points to ! visit his aunts, Mrs. Bertha Washingttfh and Mrs. Emma Smith. __ M4sses Mamie and Nellife M. Gordon left Saturday for Inwood, N. J., where they ivill spend the summer vacation with their uncle, Mr. Essex Gordon. Mr. Satnuel H. Thompson; Jr., and of 2304 Pendtle St., left the, city orr Monday for HendersonvSlle, N. C.,. wnere tney will spend the remaining months of the summer with their father, Mr. -Samuel Thompson,. Jr. ?? Misa Helen Fox of 2135 Sonata St. will leave Monday to be the guest of M^iss Lillian Thompson at hey father's home. Miss .Lillian Thompson and Miiss Helen Fox will remain in Hendersonville until the opening of Booker Washington high school. We hope for themw pleasant trip. Miss Annie Helle McGraw accompanied by her little sister and broth. er left Friday, June 22nd, for Engle. woo'd,N. J. \ Miss Katie S. Knox, a studdnt of Allen University and a very prominent young lady, left on Sunday, June 24th. for Wilberforce University, where she will, be-for six weeks attending summer school; after which she will leave for Jersey City to spend sometime with, hef a'unt, Mrs. Celh E. Jones. Miss Laura Alberta Jackson, the daughter of Mr. and Mh'S. Joel H. Jackson of 2221 Richland SL, left for tend the summer school. \Vhile there ; : ? 1 1 , f " 1 ???? she will visit her cousin Misk Ar? trelle Levy and her ungle Mr. James Jackson and his family and friends. She will also visit other' northern cities before she returns homeward. Miss Gussie A. Rutherford of New berry who-has been visiting her aunt Mrs.-George RufT on . Pine St., left last Monday evening for a stay of I several weeks- with hetr aunt Mrs. Fannie Greenwood in Charleston. Miss Annie M. Stewart left last Sunday for Asheville where she willspend the summer.' Mr. Elliott Robinson and Mr. C. T Foster spent, last.-jfrrnvftry-trv Oritrp. 1M U'rr ? v? ffc Mrs. P. P. Watson 2021 Marion St. v. is spending a few weeks in Jackson. ville, Fla., visiting her son-in-law and | daughter Mr. and Mrs. ,Jc(hp "Staley. I Mrs. S. Ss Yoiingblood ' and little fc. daughter Margaret are visiting in ft Bennettsville this week. ft_ Mrs. Carrie Mack .Webster and her ft mother, Mrs. Janie Mac.V, spent the past several days in the city with their cousin, Mrs. Susie Toatley, on Pendleton St.; also visited their friend Mrs. Agnes Waiters, 1204 Wayne I They left for Sumter on Wednesday B to spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. Carrie Mack will return to Co lumhia to spends fourth with Mrs. Waiters; th^n she will join her moth er in Sumter and leave for Gainesville, Fla. Mrs. Tracy M. Walton has been much indisposed for the .past fort| night, but is now steadily improving. A PARTY One of the best parties of the seaV son was given last Wednesday afH , ternoon in honor of Miss Katie S. Knox at the home of Mr. and "Mrs. John Sibert, 2201 Laurel St. Mrs. I Eula Ingram, of Miami, Fla, daughI teir"of Mmmd Mrs. Sibert, was hostess. A delightful time was "enjoyed POINSETtAS DANCE TO BE GALA AFFAIR. Of interest to Oolumbia's younger dancing contingent will he^the^announcement that the Fourth day ol July dancers will commence with a Breakfast Tea Dance, followed by a Matineo Evening Dance, which 50H - be given in the Frederick's Hall by 4L_ IS-: ii.. /11..1. ? Tif-J ?? tile i^umsrviaji on vyeanesaayi July 4th. : j j!? -i ,?Another interesting fact in con;? neettofr-with the Poinsettas is ?hat ^811 "play. LnTP Qrctiegtr* Thn Potnugttaa are always sntlelpated by 'the younger members" of Columbia society and* these dances \ * * * 9 - . . - \ MiL ?,,v 1 . 7^7": K- - r-' ''' 'l'. ' - - - - JUJ!l will be of tho most edge^ffy awaited events of the 4th. Denwith Meeks is President of the Poinaettaa Club. J MRS. JULIA R. ALMEIDA LEAVES FOR GREENWICH, CUNN.?~ Mrs. Julia R. Almeida left Friday for her homo in Greenwich, Conn, after an extended stay here at the bedside of he'd mother, Mfrs. Mary L. Hampton, who has been quite ill for four months, but is now improving slowly.' - It was a pleasant surprise "to find that Mrs. Almeida was not only a daughter Elk, but financial- secretary of her Temple, also Pass Daughter Ruler of Lattisue Temple. 193, I. B. P., O. E. of W". of Greenwich, "CbiTri. MRS. ARIE RABB ALBANY AND MRStEUNlCE MACK RABB ARE " VISITORS HERE ' Mrs; Arie Rabb Albany, formerly of thig-Jlty and her sist?r-in-law, Mrs Eunice Mack Rabb, both of Washington, Di C., are among the distinguished visitors in the city. Mrs. .Albany amd Mrs. Rabb while in the city are the house guest of Mis. QabreHa Veal, at 1007 Harden St. The two youthful matrons, "popular in Washington '?a-I TtL'ty, have chmd to Columbia to be with friends of their early school days and relatives. Mrs. Rahh James J. Rabb, a well known Columbian, and Mrs. Albany is the wife of James Albany, a graduate of Allen University, ind a sen of one of the outstanding ministers of the A. MJ. E. Church in South Carolina. For many years the Rev. Albany pastored at Aiken, S. C. ? ? A J AX HERALDS HOLIDAY WITH DANCE, OF DAWN. LARGE NUMBER OF GUESTS TO ATTEND - Now that the school closing functions are enjoyments of the pg$t ant' Kipg, Summer a discomfort of the present, all eyes are now turning toward-the next social triumph of the summer calendar, the Ajax Breakfast Ball, which is to be given on the invitingly cool and early morn of July the fourth. This dance, which is to be given at the Odd Fellows Ilall. Wednesday morning beginning at 5:30 a. m.., is but one of the many pleasant surprises the Ajax Club has arrang red-for the enter!ainment-ef the younntr in Columbia over summer. Alchough all. Ajax socials are eargerly mticipated and heavily attended the Breakfast Dance bids fair to out do hi previous records. " . The Assembly Street Casino will he be fittingly decorated with gay and airy decorations and lovely summer lowers. While strung frtmi the walls will be many signlets suggestive of ,he Independence holiday. The Ajax Club orchestra will - play * several >f Jefferson days when the Spirit of *76 echoed thru out the land. But the Jazz enthusiasits must not think hat that is all musically because the . -nyrhogt.rri hag just added Mr. Wilbur Mhjjnigault, trombone, to its staff and have perfected themselves with the latest dance music. They are, there, fore, ready to enchant the dancing feet of the guests with their melo. d.ious. strains. - ?-Ice water and mints are to be served along with refreshments at oighi^-a. m. Holiday souvenirs will - -V?passed around by membera. Tr the evening following the dance the Vjajt . members will entertain their guests with, a straw ride , around the vicinity of Columbia. BENBOW^SPEARS Miss Minnie Spears, one of Sumter's charming young ladies and a teacher in Lincoln high school, became the bride of the Rev. J. L. Ben bow in Manning last Wednesday movnine. Rev Ttenhnw ia on oK!n ?>v/ popular minister, pasturing Bethel A. M. E. Church, Georgetown. Mrs, Benbow is a very popular member ol nrrre of- Snmter's well known families The reception was held in the present home of the newly wed couple or Broad St. A large number of friendgreeted them.MUSICAL RECITAL AT ZIQN There will be a musical recital al Zion aBptist Church, Monday night, July 2nd, at 8:30 blclock. Plenty :o.l Rood music and poems of E. M. Keitl " will be featured; Come out and enjoy art evcJniiijf ? of pleasure. Admission free. A silver offering will be taken. J. C. White, Pastor, E. M. Keitt, Promoter. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE Dr. J. E. Watts, dentist, will be out :i e? v.? ?l i? Wi vntr titjr until JUiuicr IlUtlCV. tt? BIRTHDAY PARTY Monday aficrimun, Junw 28lh Mltl. am, the daughter of Mt. and Mrs Richard Roberts, 1717 Wayne 9t., waf the charming little hostess of a port;, ~ given' in honor of her oighffi ^rrth" day. Over ninety cheerful little pruests were present. The color scheme iwfc'i " . , ; # ? t ***" THE PALM En pink and white. The costumos of the! children blended nicely and formed , quite a picturesque scene, Which re- < minded one of a beautiful garden of < roses. The many gifts were beauli- 1 ful as well as useful. o After having spent a jolly after- i npon, intermingled with games, the i guests were Marched to a table which 1 was covered with a cloth that had pictures and rhymes, from Mother 1 Goose lund, and was placed in shade ! of ta big tree. The table Svliich wa$ s surrmmdqd?by the children, hi U1 the J fcirthday cake,?hfd?with?pink - anth < white, bore glowing candle roprescnting-the eight happy years of her 1 ife. They .were served sumptuously j with ice cream, cake, peanuts and candy/-,: . _ Little Miriam then blew, out the pink glowing candles. So ended the : formalities in connection .with . her \ birthday. ' K j When the hour of departure arrived the merry group reluctantly left-for t their homes. 7 " ~ ' : " I Space wilkTpot permit giving the ; -T-r iLf J * * ' - iiainca ui vntr numerous guests and gifts that madt the* occasion for Mir Last. Sunday was "a great, jubilee. _ for the paster and members of th-? 1 St.' Paul Baptist Church. Sunday School convened at the usual hour with Hupeiintcndcnfr*-Q. K. i . Maniganlt. and his ehrps of pfVioicnt. teachers at their respective- posts of duty. At 11:30 Pastor Beatty preached 'a touching- sermon to an < interested congregation.* , ; . At 3:30 a big motorcadev came up . from Columbia, bringing the pastor, deacon board, ushers board, two choirs and a host of members of the ^ion Baptist Church, to .engage in special service, with the murtiers o. ~ St. Paul. Immediately upon . the . arrival of ] the motorcade the ladies of the Home Mission Society and other members df the church served a sumptuous dinner on -the church grounds. At 4:30 the church was filled to-its i capacity. Song service began with a selection by the instrumental choir," The jubilee choir sang one Or more j soul-stirring hymn.*, , Miss Cannon, then sang very sweetly, "Rock of i _ Ages." Zion s quartette fr.llpwcd,, Robert Cannon, Columbia's sweet .singer, led the congregation in sing- ] ing "Going to lay down my burden" which caused St. Paul to catch on spiritual fire. Song service concluded, Rev. J. M. Beatty, St. Paul's pas- , tor, arose and in a few well chosen words presented to those who knew him, and introduced to those who did not know him, the Rev. J. C. White, L>. p., pas.tor of Zion Baptist Church, who delivered in his own forceful man ner an eloquent sermon on the "Reali- ' ly of Christ." . ? Rev. White was at his.best and the spiritual fervor ran high during the services. We wish to pause here to express 1 mtr heartiest thanks to Pastor-White-and.his congregation for this glorious service. We say to them that outdoors are always open them, come again. . ... - Rev. G. M. Ulmer preached the an- nual sermon to hte Masonic Order aL l ?: r* i 1- -a. o.rvn r .trmvury-rrcapytet-rtni v>?mr xii- cti> ^;uu " P. M., Sunday. * Tho Children's Day exercises of the Bethesda A. M. E. Church were held Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock. Quite an< interesting. program was rendered. ..? Miss Alice E. Mcintosh came up from Columbia. Sunday to witness the i big occasion, and to visit her parents, Mr. apd Mrs. B. D. Mcintosh. Mrs. L. W. Woodward continues ill at her home. Wo wish for her a I speedy recovery. 1 The many friends of Deacon?John - Suber were glad to shake his hand * : at St. Paul, Sunday. ~~ Rev. G: M.' Ulmcr is conducting a. ; daily vacation Bible.- school at the i Richardson Memorial school, Hit assistants are Mrs. R. P. Rrissoll and Miss M. L. MJcIntosh.^'-!..-j Mr. and Mrs. Alex Russell have moved into their new home OTrMarrr St. . - . ? Miss Willie 'Mae Younpr is some- ' what indisposed TtV her homo on Fair- j ; field St. - '? -| JENKINS ViLLE NEWS h I On Sunday, June 24th Mr. B. J. Mundle accompanied by Messrs Irvin, Jackson and Green made a short trip to Jenkinsville to witness the j Jhe Blue Valley J^odRC No. 26/of the1 ; Free and Accepted Masons. Mr." A.' P. Harper delivered the welcome address. The- response was made by Mr. J. B. Martin. Mrs. Etta Green read a very interesting paper. ? Mr.-1r Oiie'l, the?worshipful?miater,?pre"i. sented the Rev. J. S. Martin, who de-' i' livered a very powerful and inppirinpr ! ?Ucrmon, suited t.o the rnrasinn. After . [the services the women of the church " [served dinner on the church grounds, i which seenried to have heen enjoyed; I by alU \ " " I . , i : PLEADER ~ IIARDBEVILLG NEWS t . - n Uuppy Ilpme Lodge No. 125 and e Jrinetal-Lodge No. 284, F. and A W. held their annual thanksgiving ser h .ices at St. Stephen A. M. E. Chui'ch *v vhic.h was largely attended, The ah- t mal sermon was preached by Rev, !)Lnkins,. of Savannah, Ga. ' ?. q Morgan I^odge No. 180, K; .of P., n leld .the. annual election the past week 0 ind the followihg officers .were elected C 1. O. Fiplds. C. C.. A, B, Pelot, V. I l) A Alston. Prelate, W. S. Bush, M. d ?l K. | WV 1>. Brigman, M. of F. j Dan h I'c'lct, Kir of It. and S.', John Jenkins, M. of AY; and Sam Washington, M. a L>f W. These officers were elocted to r l-es'de i'cr the next term of six e months." ~~~ : c Messrs. Joo and William Shiggs and sister, Rosa Lee of Garnett, S. C., mo- t ( red here the past week and spent the a t.lv as the guest, of Mr, and Mrv 1 Humbert Scott. ' The Children's Day exercises were a held at*Fisher's Chapel M. E. Church e Sunday night, which were largely at ended. After the program was rcn_ efed. very interesting remarks were uy rrw^iii'ruy rsracey oi Kidge ami, S. C., ana A. B. Pelot of this own. ;???~ t?: " '?t- *t The relatives and friends of Mrs. _p .annio Peyton were very mufch shock d to hoar of her sudden death, which 'n > ruiTod on last Monday night, Mrs. y had boon in 111 health;for quite Ti i while; hut wan up until the time she? !i< rk She was thought to have been s improving, The funeral !was held iVodAesdny from. Fisher's Chapel M i; 1. Church, whore the Rev', J. ,J. Mit- I hoik officiated. She was laid to rest n the Plirysburg cemtery, Wednesday I t'tewoon. She leaves to mourn her t oss a husband, Mr. Robert Peyton, l daughter, Ruby ia e Peyton, two _is istcrs, Mrs. Florence Doe and Mrs. a \dna Moore; a father, MP. Primus ii i lover, two brothers, Messrs. Wialter o lid WlC-slinv Glover nil of thi-a tAni? The Handeeville quartette rendered I everal l>cuutiful selections Sunday v light at the Children's Day exercises T< .eld at Fisher's.Chapel M. E. Church. The relatives of Mr. J. It. Garmcny ivill learn with regret-of his continued illness. ' . . Miss Jeanette Jones and daughter, , .1 liladys Coleman, accompanied by her sister.vMrs Annie Randall and sons. _ for Philadelphia, wKere their stay will :o indefinite. ?" - " The llardeeville Bearcats and the Rlac^lle Tigers,grossed bats at Harleevllle the pa&' Week. The finale :nded in favor of the Blackville ti"""" -? WAI.TERBORO NEWS " ; ... U On Sunday, June'24th the memorial f v.'l'mon of Mrs. Robert Cain, who died I ast November; was preached at Wes- C V'y M. E. Church, by Rev. N. T. Bow- i b ^ , ~ ; " '-I- - * : " - I Well attended was the spUen,did ! hi!dren!s Day program that was fit- f "tnrrty~-TrrrrtoTt qui ;it Htrpuwi'll Prus- r L-yterian. Church, Sunday ^afternoon, -}' :unc 24th: In a l?all game last Thursday afI I*HONE5(J26 I PAUL & M I ' CLEANERS . . _ We Make Old Sl And New Ones Quality And S 1917-1919 TAYLOR STREET NOT] Bathing at 1 Colored rDAltyi A TT i iwm i Except S ????' q 1 j BRING YOUR SI t 1 - ? mmmmmrnrn r > r : ; :??y? : : s:' ernoon, Waltorboro defeated Yem- 1 nasee, 9 to 20 The game was quitexeiting as well as interesting. t Rev. F. Maycus motored, to .Colum- \ in last Friday morning to attend th" wii.iii'i'y h<mo n | sio^ary conven- 1 ion. He reported a? delightful trip, r Misses t-Ada and Lilly B. Osborne t ntertuined with ? delightful after-- 1 ibon tea at their home on Sunday ! vcning. Those present wore biases v latherLne unci Mabel Dent, Martha J Lcadley and Mrs. Rcthcl Williams. A \ elightfnl menu was served by the I lostess. . ~?' |?.?' ~ The public "fS' Cordially invited to , Itcncl the weekly?meetings of the nipistcrial union that is in session,, very Tuesday evening at the vafiou's. MY. David Lights and others mo- j, ored from St. Stephen. Sunday for., f brief visit to his, mother, Mrs. Hat-1 ie Lights; ,, ! f [Mr. Paris,; Bells motored from fhv. ngehurg Saturday to spend the week* v nil with~Tds" family* . : ' 'jy ASHl.KKiH STATION NfeWS } The -farmers-are looking sad'owint.' ( oi -the fuel that tlfc cucumbers' ha ? 'one bad.. ' . ' v ? 1 f . 1 i ^ Mr. Gonzalese Ilolm.tri and other- _ lotored to Hnnjtevillc last Monday . here .they spent'most "enjoyable/eve IfilT Mi on?Unttie. Hnimnn is?at ni 1 unimer, school at Beiti's Academy.' Mrs.'Meleri T1 lman, of PhiladlInh; ? the guest fo Mr. and Mrs. Wn. lolman. * The Second -Baptist Church ' larnwell is in. the .midst of one ,p i he greatest revivals elf the season.' )t\ K. -K. McDuflio of' Sebron, Fbt. s in charge. ' Majiy souls are b'cin-y dded to tht* church. I.et Everybody a the COUnty heap "this , irrcat m:i f (iod. . Mrs. -11 etc n Holman Mrs/"TTeli?n " {61 iriaff and vjMi.ss Gladys IloMnan j /ere the guests of the ..Sinyn's ofi led Oak. Snndav ANDREWS NEWS. Mrs. Emily Bryant Humphries,'"f ' Ibheyillp, S, C., is (hp charming guest, f Mrs. Thomasenu F. Joness Mr. am] Mrs. (lonrgt' Knlf. nf I'l'ila.* elphia, Fa., spent th reO' days Tie re i s the guest of their sister, Mrs. M. I. " V'itherspoon. |Mrs. Kenny, the mother of Mrs.: Vitherspoon is also here spending th u'mmer,. - - - | Mr. and M>s MVlvin J'Qru s and ' heir guest, Mrs.-'E. B. Humphries ;' lotorcd to Georgetown on'""Sunday nd spept the day with relatives an 1'. I riends. . I Mrs. E. B. Greene motored over to JeorgetoWn on Thursday, taking a | ' uneh of friends. i t Mr. \Vm. Barnet and . Prof. J. E. miirh have proven to. be wonderful arrncrs. These, gentlemen art" ' ng beans and are making a spt'-rr"-1. ' on fhtf sale. . ?^ --U Mrs. Eniffnt Thomas spent the'week ' 1 epd in Georgetown attending the '.i INSURE YOUR CLOTHES 1; ARSHALL I ^ & DYERS li lita Look New To Fit You. ' ' ' - . ' ' i ' ervice To All _ L H. T. MAJiSHALL, Mgr. ..... ' ' ' t ' ' . . T COLUMBIA, S. C. ICE! : 1 . ; "N 1Clllianc fnic &a?AlMHO JL V/l People : fjj 0 8 P. M/ || undays j| IIT WITH YOU A. J- UAVIS, Mgri ? 9 \ ?r* ^ III -?-?- pACfl Ryrr?i^ ;A1 3aptist Missionary Convention. Lil-tlc Viola Robinson is confined o her bed with fever at this writing. . A'e hope for hor,?a speedy, recovery. essrs. JIal Wheeler and Win. lohnson are ^carce of beii^g seen . ; low since they are running from Po?on to Charleston. They are only lome on Sunday; ' ' Misses Landis Robinson, Lucile' Mou on and Little Hattie Wheeler and dart ha Bit^n^hi spent Sunday at Kent THE EVAN? 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