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Saturday, August 11, 1928.. | Mrs. Rebecca Nelson of 1U27 oci-' vftis Street leftSunday for New Y or It t **City to spend three Weeks visiting relatives and friends. * ' ' -- Mr. Ua?ry jtVashington t>nd friends j left the city August the 10th, on a long vacation by motor to North rolina and then to Bost.niyMass, %*% T T* ? 1 ??r . mrs. ij. uagaro leit Wednesday for Buffalo, N, Y. and^Niagarp Falls to spend a few w^ek-s-wl tiriu'r daughter j Mrs. Eliza Hfffcood Mosby. f - Mts. Geneva Lewis and her daifgll-'' ter Carrie, have returned-from. Fort Motte, -S. Ck, where they were the guests of Miss" Hattie IS. unristie., "* While there they visited St. Matthews and were happily greeted l>y old friends and ela^s mates, among whom were Rev., and Mrs. A. J. Mar. tinlind Prof. Ford the energetic principal of St. Matthews Graded Schjonl. . After spending a profitable term at* Hampton and a pleasant week at Bay Shore,' Miss Daisy Roach is visiting relatives and-, friends in SumRoach represented South Carolina /it Hampton on the inter-state program with, credit to South Carolina and Columbia. 4Mr Marion E. Hvans, .Jr.. "of 1P0G Ping St. arrived in New York City Thursday morning alter having a successful motor trip and went to work at his trade Friday.morning. He is also speciaiizing in toilet prepara tions for Evans Hair Dressing Co. His address is fvi \V. .12'Jth St., New Vat-IT Miss Lillie Mae Davis, Messrs. A. T. ** Smith, Conrade Smith, and T. J..Morris were the defecates of thirEpworth LeaRtfe - t>f Sidney Park . 0.- -M-. E Church at the Sunday School and Ep~ worth League Convention:"Inst?woek *.ih Saluda, S. C.. 1 Mr. T: .1, Morris. after st'i vinjj- ay . ? -district president - for 4 years- AvassuccCeded by Mr. E. L. Miles of Saluda as the district president of the League. Miss-C. A. f'eirhal Of Scotia Semi- " nary, "Concord, N. C., is here visiting, her niece and nephew Mr. and Mi's-. H. H. Cqoper at their Pine Ilurst home. Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Jenkins, Divand Mrs. N". A. Jenkins anil Dr. L. M, Daniels left yesterday fur Norfolk, Va., and at this point Dr. Daniels' wife will join them where they wHl motor to Baltimore to attend the National Medical Association. They will also visit Philadelphia. Atlantic Pity and New York, returning home about the first of fcepte,mber. -? ' m .Mr.ii-Margaret Owens who bar been in-the city for five months-on-aceount of the illness, of her mother, Mrs. Mary Hampton, lefjt for her home in Miama Saturday. Mrs. Owens wish> es to thank her many friends who have been, so kind to her during her mother's illness. At this time Sirs. ..Hampton has greatly improved. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbersop of Mop- " roe,N. C., motored to Columbia to . visit their friend Mrs. Owens whom thev met at their lovelv home in Fbi but has been in Coulmbia fur five months^ attending her sick mother Mrs. Mary Hampton'. As Mrs. Hampton is much improved Mrs. Owens and her friends made the young couple feel at honrie. . Mrs. Mary Goodwin of Colonial Heights entertained for them royally also Mrs. Lula Williams of Bratton Avenue served a lovolji" re- ? past for the visitors.?0tt-Wednesday " from 2 P. M. to 6:30 Mrs. Ow^fcs was hostess to a tempting luncheon ^ ' in honor of her guests, Mr. and Mrs. " Culbertson left for their home feeling that Columbia's people are Jiospitable indeed . The wonder boy evangelist will be ftrthe Mppi'i' part of the stale cany in g 1 on his great revivals for the Rev. P. P. McFurland and K. A maker. Rev. Nathaniel P. Harrington Mrs. J. E. Rosvmond and little ;son| David, left last Thursday to ateriit"the OrangeTiurg District Conferences" atMacedonia M. E. Church, Mrs. Rose- j mond reports of this being'o'ne of the j best conferences that she has ever at- ; tended. Rev. and Mrs. Watson with the good people jof Macedonia spared j no pains to entertain the delegates. V ?rr-r-iiuiniJiu Mrs Mamie Clifton of New York City is in the city visiting her sister Mrs. J. 11. Clifton, 2800 Senate St. Miss Juanita Jackson is spending some' time with her aunts and euo-' i.inn in RidgewayfLuguff ami1 Culuiii* ' tiirt. We'^yish her a pleasttnt'stay.? Mrs. Laura Harris, niOth'er fcf'Mrs1 Joel II. 'Jackson-, is spending some ime with Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Jiqihh Taylor and friends. . ' *v V Mr. and Mrs. Calamese and Miss Lru-ine?Wright, of -Brooklyn,?N. Y.,1 .formerly of Clinton, S. C., ai'e home ' visiting relatives ahd friends. They ., spent the week end visiting their aunt in ftilverstreet," Si C. On. Saturday,' they motored to Clinton, S.1 t. with1 their aunt and ^cousin where thev >vero Wright: Thfrv enioved ? v-ft-y plnns. t able .dinner and" report a nTost pleasant trip. *v ' . A . .V Mrs. William"C. Champion of Cam-' don stopped oyer and .spent last week with her " parcntir and :rcJatf^e?T"-"Mr. and .Mis. J. B. Lewie,Mrs. Henry i Champion?and?Dr. and Mro. B. A.j Evei ette on her way . from Urange-} burg where she atonded the . State College summer- school. Air. Ernest Harrison died Tuesday 1*2 o'clock at the hpnie. uf his uncle nujl aunt, Air. and Airs. J. J. Harison. Air. Jo4rrr Gal!man and the Misses Catherine Reeves- and Evelyn Yaney >f New York Tlity and Princeton, Nr. I., respectively motored" to Colunibia from New -York flity and PriticetomAlr. Gallnian_ is . stoppings in Union, where h'e is the guest of his sister. Atrs?es Reeves and Vancy are in Columbia spending the time with Airs. Mary llamptpn on East Pendleton St., Reeves' grand-mother. Thyy will return next Thursday by the. nay of Greensboro. X. C.. where Miss Reeves will -vrstt her 'othei* grandmother AJrsr Emma Reeves pf that X*iiy. ' ' *'? : * Miss iyyctha . Canrv.n has goiig'to Greenville-to spend hew vacation with her friend Aliss Estelle Cureton ahd hei- cousin, Mrs. .lames W. Hopkins. Vo wish Miss ("armon a ptoasant vacation. M ARR [ Ah K AX NOT X CEMENT MY. and Mrs. James Walter (toudelock ?. nM"oti;ive the marriage of their? ?-daughter ? ?- -? r[ MariQ.J)ayse Victoria to ... - _ Mr. William Henry Allen on Monday, April the twenty-third, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight. \t home uftj|r Aug. 20, 1928 Smith Turnout, S. C. HERE FOR VISIT 4 A . .M iss . Maggie?Loo Keitt?of?Now York City, a -former-trained nurse of the Lincoln Hospital in that city. :s spending her vacation in Columbia with her niece Miss Anna Hattie Eli-' v.abotlj Mary Magdalene Darby' of 2020 Washington St. . * > - Ai.i . ' i PARTY j* We had a good time. Where? At the Birthday. Party of Orraldimr Una- 1 chum on Thursday evening,. August' 2, at the lesidence. of Mr. and M\?. J.'j W. Boachum. A scheme of pinkfand white was carried out. The "3ipuse was. beautifully decorated" with pink and white paper and flowers of many kind. A very large crowd attended and "the guest of honor received many' tf.U'ts. ' ^ ' Games of every kind were played,' after whicliLthe guests were ushered nto the dining room and served deli- j cious courses which consisted of ice 1 cjream. eakp, punch and mints. . I'll say again we had a good time. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. DaVe "Hanclers, Mrs. Alace Shelton, and Mrs. Julia R. Chavis wish to thank the many friends for their kindness.'and floral tributes ShPWtt (hiring the illness and death of their loving'daughter and sister Mrs. Anie M. Handers. PLANS MADE FOR POINSETT AS ANNIVERSARY. >| dancing contingent is the announeerrrrrrt?tbnt the?Anniversary Ball will he given in the Odd Fellows .Casino on Thursday evening, August 16. This event will prove exceedingly pop ular with the- yminger *set this-hum* mer and a large number or om-ofr." town guests are expected for the affair, in addition to the local guests. Music will be furnished hy the Ajax DeLuxe Orchestra. - Invited to chaperone are the following: Mrs. J. A. Bright, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brown, Mr/ and Mrs. S. Clark and Mrg. V, Clark ? k w THE PAI41F MR, KOUKKT 1,. JOHNSON. IS NOj - . MOKE. ' ' . ' ' ' 7 J Mr. Robert L. Johnson, departed this life July--22. 1928, after a linger- i ing illness. Jle leaves t\? mouril his loss,, two sons and I our ,dau^bters j and jive grand-children and one great Kiand-ehild. Sanuu-1 Johnson, l.-ouis ville, Ky.; Robert.L. Johnson, 1'hiladelphia? Pa.; Mrs. Charlotte Taylor, \Vas$l)in>rton, ,U. C.; Mrs. Josephine Washinjrtbnr Washington, 1 >.?<".; Mrs. llatftttu Jenkins, .Jacksonville. .Flit.; Mrs. Georgia Rrokn, Coluuthiu- and ?a host of friends.?: ??? We \sJish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation To. friends for their kindness, sympathy a'inirTi>ral, tributes at. the. death of oiir fath~7. ^ THE CHILD It EX. ~ fit ' ? ?. - - ureenwooci j\e\vs Mrs; Zena Edwards and'friends df Abbfcville motored to (troeiiwood Thursday past, visiting Mrs. M. L. Jabber. A pleasant time-was reported. V' - My. J6E sims <n t.ijiucnt Tt/.r dt?-' parted this life Thursday al'teiinpon -to?the regret of?his many I'rimuh. He was funerali/ed at Tabernacle Rap tist'eljii it'll by Rev. S. t'~( iunpbell' of AndPYSon. lie leaves to hi urn. his loss, u mother; two brothers and two ? M"l'. (1 rover Deati- of .Ninety . Six. leaves for Maxton. X. to 'spend the rest .of the summer* , Mi-. Josh J'Sblver 'antl^sonAvere "visitors at. his son Jesse, Jabber 7<M t?ilMain St.. Sunday past. . Hev. F. D. .Johnson and M r. ' Willie VV'ilson hiei'e?Veturnen fronr.- Altt? baina, to the delight, rrf their many friends. ? They report a very- " pleasant and successful trip." Rev. F. 1). Johnson began a series of sermons on the Lord's prayer, lie preached a remarkable.sermon to an appreciative audience, lie plans to .-ontipiie this series until he i-oniploli-s the-- LprdY prayer. You will miss a treat to even miss one of this, series, Sunday morning being so beautiful the -Sunday school -was largely attonded. Strenuous etlorts were pal t m : Ii fT>y the teachers of clashes. 0 and 10 to I net the -'baner^ Class ; v.a's I .est eel I hy class 10 by a' very close niutgiu. ! I?e\v F.~ I>.. .Johnson, is conlirctmjr a revival 'for' Iiev. .1. K. Marshall at reports.a very successful, "meeting. ' Aire. Fi L>. Johnson in .indisposed a this writing:. Her many friends h >pe Jjur.heifa^peedyieco.veiy. - . Miv 1'adjjeU doiiarled ..this life ..a few days tijfo, to the regret of his many friends. His bereaved family has the sympathy of his many friends Mrs. Hosalee Cain and son It. ('. were the vruests of her daughter Mamie Lee Robinson f>62 Haptist. St. Mrs. Mamie. Lee Robinseh is convalescing; at this writing; CARD OF THANKS. Air., Allen Tarrent. the husband ot Mis. NcOhell Tarrent uud her fabler friends for their Moral olferinns and many kindnesses shown during her Witness. * - f Mrs. AzaU'e-ilrillin. Misses Ne/zie jlolliday and Ltd;i Crenshaw were the representatives <n 'laiiornacio itaptist church at the Educational Convention at Due West. . . Misses"' Daisy and Sarah Baton of 1. a or one.?wore?recent?caller, at the New Market?St-. ? Misses MamytT I.. Williams a net Ida Fair have returned from Orangeburg when' they atteiuled summer school with.lthem came the formers sister Mrs. Corinne Cnirhroll and Iter threeIMaiRiful children Mamie Eugenia. David, Jr.. and Km ma Carroll. All present at the birthday party given hy Miss 'f hrlma?Orrtfrn - on Haekett St., spent a very delightful evening in card playing* dimeing jm?J many other amusements'."*"'A beautifully lighted birth cake and .souvenirs presented to the guests added to the occasion. "Near the close a delicious ice course was served. The out-of, town guests were: Miss Ruth .Vaughn of California; Miss Ella C. Myers of Columbia; Mr. , Samuel Bradley . of New York City, Miss Lillie Mao Dlai kstoek,?A ugnintn.?tkw,?a-ml?Miss Marnh .Simpkins of Edgefield. ? Missis Agnes W.illiams and Tholina Griffin motored to Ware Shoals and spent a few hours ThiifSilay.. Misses Willie L. Fox and Isahel Tolbert* are at home again after spending such a pleasant time in ^ -ftoclt Hill at summer schol. .-The for- j mer attended, while the latter was an inatrnctwi? welcome visitor ofMrs.T.ovie Jackson* Mrs. Essie Ilill has returned home , after ft two-weeks visit- to ?partan~j bufg. , j Mrs. C. G. Glover of Promise T.and 1 was a welcome visitor of her daughter on Maxwell Ave., Saturday Aug. 1th. Mrs. Olivia Williams and Mrs. F.s-j telle Anthony spent, last week-end in Atlanta, Ga. They report a very pleasant trip. j . _ f ? ' o sttq LEADER ~ "J.ANC ASTEtt' NEWS. We vire glad to say that St. Paul' A. .M. E. church is} still being fi.lt v I in tile work of l>wrth?p erhood of man. v East week she "sent Representatives' A* l?ji the Missionary Convention, whjeTT5 . was held at Bloden. Green, S. C., at a i Zjon Hill A. M. E. tJjurch. pastor;Rpv. 1 C. Mellvvain, l)r, K. 'L\ Ellis, pre- . iding elder. Our delegates acquitted themselves like real Missionary workers that are puting it over mildly, e Dr.'Ellis and his beloved wife came " ( to Eanea.-Ur Sunday night:?Hrr Ellis pleached fj;om the subject': ''Satis- ' -fact i,can" .!? ,say the least it was a ^ i v'ondei ful message, which, stirred the' > i mile congregation and all went away <.< | atKng they were glad f?, he out. The t atVal.de ftil'c-ot' Presiding 'Elder Ellis -f j"'was.jjivrodueed ahd an e'viSTas.lT.hj; ijii- {j ' p! I'l -' Hill llJKUl1 iHti |)lMI|ll T1 \\ ??> npttrlrTJ \ She was clcctctLiuesident of the j\lis- j.1 .shonary invention rngl '* ayery. cmu-lf j genial character. who-is destined to Jij put Over a nival prog rani for the ,ehurch. ? ' a \Ve hefd. a myst successful quarteriy conference which represents the j 'nhinl mile no.n -? Rev. K. 1*. Ellis will nieach for jj Rev, Mcllwain* tonight, lie and "his better half are spending the week- a C41.I hen in Lancaster. -We are do-1 ( lighted to have-Rev. and Mrs^-Ellis'I . in Lancaster^ 1 fl Rev. Mcllwaili's mooting will begin (tji'ijight at Bethlehem \ A. j Mu E. 1 church. ~ 'h j. We'are sorry to express the home | I of Dr. J. 31 Clinton was burned Sun- 1 day about?1 1:01) o'clock.? 9 -~? \ 1 he Ministerial Union gave a re T ,ceptioh at Prof. Riley's home July J Uh in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Rob- ' liison who iimvol tn Charlotte, \'. C, _? today. We wish them a success in ( j their !*?' ;.ticrnr?' ' 1 I The teachers of Lancaster are enIteltaining a group of teiichei's front ; lii'ick 1111 i Suiiiliiei' Srho.il thi,s a ft ok- ~ noon. . - -- 4 * 1 h We are very glad to see Mrs. Ma- 1; ria Parker who has been on ts li-t qn :ui.l iilw.nt ! f i'n i 11 ? Mrs. Mat tie Pigshy entertained I Rev. and-Mrs.' Ellis, Rerr?rmd Mrs. ( 1 Oweps. Rev. and - Mrs. E. C. Mcll-rv j wain and Miss Mary J. Moore at a d real dinner which was very much en- j S ijjyed by JlU pn .Il| 1 y Jit). " j.f Aiken Ne\ys. jr?- ?? ' ' jtl l.ariii' conjj; re Rations . greeted the ! ^ pastors in all the churches Sunday.) , mornTTTj^htst." _ L; : .Mr. and '.Mrs." H.-i-ti.r Ri-nint of- ' Floi ida -are ?sojourning in cur city.j. for awhile. They ai'e well pleasedj 1 1 with A'tken. They worshipped at! N CambeiTand church Sunday' morning.! I 1 lie "Human Interest -Series ofv' ,S? rnions** at Cumberland church arej'.1 m t nici ing large audiences.?This com -ing Sunday?nun nine the?pastor will1 ' preach the fourth sefnvon,__subje.ct: .lob's Three Friends. .. v ' ' A 1 Atr. and .Mis. AT L.- Spann enter- , tamed Uevs. .1. U. .SeVenson and A. F H Horry apd* " Mi-s.hiniis. . T.ilw. Voting, of New Vprh and .Mrs-Manic Williams of (iranitville and-others; at , tea .last Wednesdav nio-bt A omm. '.in ns table greeted the quests, deft-1 i > - ' ' 11?LiJt?M r*.?S| u> n n. i .liev.. Andrew Xurris. of TdU FloiV eiiuli. Stlffjccli'ltraicd his seventy-eighth ( birthday on the 1th inst. lie* is vig- . .nous in mind and body.and praeched a very interest-jug-, sermon at 2nd > Ha pt ist elnireh?two Sunday?nights ago. lie and his wife are enjoying, their sixty-second year of married life. We congratulate Rev. and Mrs. | Xorcis -Umy will see?many S more years. h Miss Dora "Ada Jones, snpovivisor . I>ay N'Ufsery. in the Social Service' work "of New Orleans, La., is spending [ a few days of her vacation visiting J! her mother Airs. A. L. \Y. Jones; but, * ill j leave shortly to Spend Awhile J with her father, brother arid sister ip [ Swathmore, Pa. We are triad to see her looking so well and wish for her . great success in her chosen field. M iss Evelyn C. 'Ilorry. who is tak- \ ing Nurse training tit?the I,. Rich rmfsnn Memorial hospital, Greens- r ; horo, N. C.. is spending her vacation | here with her father, Rev. Horry [ She is also a student in vocal music at Bennett's college for women, Greensbooro. She looks >ve-]l. She is ouite an addition to the young set of the city. Tin- ,si\ week* summer .school rlns- J. ed Friday night July 27th with a v< ry ^creditable program at Andrew j, Robertson Institute, conducted by Mrs ,Ada L. \V. Jones and daughter, *= -Mirrtrnrz:?E1ghl grades were represented. The Sunday school lesson, was studied each morning during devotions. An original play was produced. "The Preacher's Wife^s New Hat," which added- to-the pleasure of c the evening. The gist of the play was sj that everybody saw the need of the h preacher's wife for a new hat, sq ev- N ? : ?k? ". . . 1. I' . IU j . NEWS OF CRAMTEVILI.E." ; 1 ' V . 1 Rev. A. H. Coleman delivered a J fry short and sympathetic sermon * n whieh aihrthaf wt'l'e present were" ery mucli intorc.sto.d. ~^Ve F.:k1 a- * isjtors Mrs. Rosa Randolph atpFMil's *: oe ftero of Washington. 1).~7?.. and j lso Mr. and Mrs.' XV. ~n.T*'oleinan of ! mgUHta, (Ja. ' _ i Mjss CwendoTyn Fells spent the week-end at Williston. Rev. il. \V. Mjlcs.and-%vife aiid Josph I'alnidie, .Jr.. and others are mot ring to Washington, D. C. We wish or tin in a pleasant 'Tnpl . Class No. 1. of Valley . Fair Rap-"; ;>t church had a literary |>rogra ni iiintlay afternoon'at -r> o'clock which as enjoyed hy all. Anioqg some of lie thintrs rendered was a quartett ? i y four young inch. Mrs-'vs. Matthew? jjiMriSr ^knsyiph Matcher. M? l^vin (*ha- ^ Is and' lWhost Sqll" t-V duett .-ting 1 <\ Miss^J^oney R. Walker .and Miss "hWOthy. I'alinore. A solo by Mi.S3 J Insa Relic Miekspn; and a'duett hy Iiss F.lise Samuels and Katie Cartev. 11 of which were good. ' . Hhe I >4) \\"hat. You Pan "Club will iieet at the Valley Baptist church it.iiiul.i.i evening at T oVinih," TK< v? if askinir all members t?? he nii'S'-n*. Miss Collilus Pal more is spending few days .with her.sister Mvs. Ws B. 'oleman, of Augusta, tla. The young men uf Grauitevillc iave organised a Young Men's. So- ^ ml. Club. Thev are asking anv young % .. ? r.an. of the town Tit join then). They aVe'ruIesT amPTaws" you must obey:-Hlicers: W. H. Mosolcy, Pres.; II. )nvis, Viec-Pres.'; L. \\\ Atkinson, in-retnryj\Y.?Whitlock.?uoiu-rul reasure. Members as- to Rows'": W' 'ohnson. "itv Lewis. C. Johnson. It. Inward,?K. Howard. ('. Carter.; X. 'ollins.' There is room for" more. 'omt on. Weekly nieetitif's every "hursday night at 8 o'clock". trybody In ought her V>no 'much- to icr embarrassment but this was quick y changed to_delij?ht when someone aid; "Let Tier take her choice'' which -he?rtrrt?trnfl everybody was happy, i The Doll Parade was won by little 1 live Foster and Dorothy Hruitson,' cliose . doll carriage and doll Wclo Iressed the prettiest: "Raniona" as* 1 ung in .costume by Mary' Price aflvl ; oatured. chorus was prltty. Little;, '" et.a".Jones' violin solo was' sohtetlrlTTg 1 lew;?The-recatatioiis. \ve?k>_ gund' and .;, In- slneitig Very tUhefhl.?Miss. Mar .' nit-/, piayeu. .limited scott received he highest number of perfect reelu.tion marks. The- Beatitudes 'were 1 ecited from the "Key" IP, 2M's. Ill dP's -and 2R'a. llruJL . li- AV-ch-" ams gave nnieh eneoiirngement and" <>me timely suggestions.We ttfiank, im. . ' Mtss Beatrice Joan Mc-Milli n. It. .".. who is a nurse at. the Governient hospital at Tuskegee, Ahl., has tjventy-six 'days vacation' which she < spending visiting relatives in the mth-east and in the middle tvest fts ar Ch'enco. She spent Thursday mi Friday with Mrs: Mayme llo'ui'scT ones of S28 Sumter St. M-iss McMTlin was very much . imprssed with he congeniality of the nen'nly she act during her short stay in Aiken. We hope to have the?plo-.uuiv?of laving her for a day oh her letum outh. Miss Emma Evans, of Greensboro, ity nurse. ]>assed through Aiken Sun. lay "inoi'n'un^elP'Wut o^Hv1'AwoTicns".7? :.n , tn v.iisb''.??.!??ol._ 1 1. - ? ? w tj.-jiu iciouvo, k?nc and/ m iss .* lorry journeyed here together. AGENTS WANTED 'r? >>H (ie.rni- , E? ?^ ..' . I root br- -.-J WATER k* ' <1 fl i FILTERS Ton hollaa L'u;. ^^ i| f f Sample Free t?> ^ : A {rents. Add re -s Wm. Maxwell & Co. t ? 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