Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"Snlurflny, ^cplcml>er 8t 1928; Airs. l.ela (5. Campbelle of Detroit ? M ieh.', is visiting her sister, Mrs. G I,, Floyd, 17111 \Vheat -Sjt, She is ac cpmpanied- by her little daughte Rosa Ella. Mrs. Campbelle plans i spend about six Weeks and will visi Greenwood, 'her old home before shi returns to Detroit. Mrs, Martha Jones of 523 Sumte St., left the city last Monday t0 joii her hushand My. Jos .Tnnps in r>p troit, .Mich. " * Mrs. Willie Jones, of St. Peters bitrg, Fla., was called to, the city t --^fre, -bedside of her aunt", Mrs. Milli " ' Washington, who later died.""She ha returned to Atlanta, Ga., t0 join he son. ' '' - Misses = Lucy Lee Reed and C. A ,Jilehfioh spent last week tn Wlnns horo, visiting Mr. and' ;Mrs. Isaa Atstorf and their daughter and son-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gladder . They report having had a'tlel^ghtfu trip. Messrs. Alston and ^Gladden are a fnong the most prosperous farmers o FairHeld County. They have every thing plentiful aroujid them, and thei """Avives surely know 'how to prepare.i tT~suit anybody's appetite. They lef no stone unturned to make it ver pleasaut -for Missed Reed and Jacksor I >?*. and Mrs. L. M. Daniels an Pheir little daughter , Robena hav " returned home from a very pleasan vacation. While; away they attende the. National Medical Association i Baltimore and visited Philadelphia Atlantic City, New York, Norfolk, Vt and other points. They were th happy recipients of quite a number" o social functions, The doctor is not ready to resume his practice. -Mrs. Mittie Pearson and childre ? have -just returned from New YorT where they spent the month of Ax; gust with her brothers and sister - Mr. and Mrs. James Jacobs; Mr. an Mrs. Isaac Wilson; Mr. and Mrs; Wn Burgess;'Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Ac ants and .Mr. Robert Adams. Beautiful little Miss Franroa W"a1 ' lace one of Columbia's young societ girls and a student at B. W. E school has been visiting her aunt Di |y anil Mrs. Allen of 208 S. Ga. St Knoxvilje, T6nn. She left Saturda for Philadelphia, where she will joi her mother, Mrs. K. T. Wallace fo two weeks; then she will -leave fo Rofdentown* N. J., where she wi enter Bordentown High school. W wish Miss Wallace much success i her studies. Mrs. Pauline Reese-, proprietress c the Uecac's Drug i>txir&-Jias returne from a three weeks visit to brothe and daughter, who live in Cambridg< Mass. She also visited friends i . . Boston and New York City. She r< ports a very pleasant trip. Mis. Alma Henley of 1 tfVt Hai.to . St., ban returned liuMlft after a pleas ant stay with relatives and friend in Washington, Philadelphta-and Nei Jersey. - Mii, Carrie Ilill 0f Darlington, wa \ _ in the city last week at the bedsid of her brother Mr. F. P. Pompey c ll?28 Gervais St., who has been cor fitted'to his bed for over three weeki ?~? but is able to 'sit up now. His <3augt? ter Miss Birdie T., is able t0 be u and out again after a long illness c two months and a half. Ar?. l\f 11 r n r* a _ ^ * r* i>n, <>iivi mm,, w. vy. counts, oi rc ?, -- marta- S. C.,-were very glad to hav with thoni on last week their son Mi W^ JV.Cuunis, a? Columbia, ? ' .Miss Alma Bowman, left last Sat uvday for Washington, D. C., wher slu- will spend several months wit her brother- Mr. Oneal Bowman. W wish. l'ur_hur a pleasant.stay. -v Miss Ilildred A. Henry, has gone t ^ y- Salisbury, N. C., where she will teac "In Dunl)ar High School this winter. Miss "Loys L. Henry, left the cit Vrhursday for Chester, -where she wi Y'sumt1. her diit.iea as towAhor. ^lr. William Scott, who has bee voting relatives, Rey. and Mrs. ? A. Wilson of Beaufdrt for-,the. pas montw, has returned and reports a enjoyable trip. I Mrs. Annie L. Owens of Lauren is the guest of Mrs. Lula Buntin on East Pendleton Street. Mrs. Dora Sullivan of Laurens i the guest ^ev- an(f Mrs. D. K narris, on r.ast starss ?t. Mrs. Alma L. Hopkins and her tw ..." , little sons, James, Jr., and Hildret Hopkins have returned home afte K_ spending thtr summer in Greenvilh with her husband. They report i ^ 1om<i.v varatilun.?They al9(n?vtsttei many places of interest among ther being Asheville, Knoxville, Chatta nooga and Atlanta, ,Ga. The tri] was made in a Hudson car, M - I * 1.'^?.-1 ..mil Mr. Julius Fielding, popular under- j taker of Charleston and wife and four , interesting children and mother-inlaw spent last Friday in the city the guests qf Rev. and Mrs. S. S. YoUng-! blood. Mrs. Emily W. Gough of Charleston i initivsgs WnO ihrdl shrd - ton is visiting- Mr^Reeder on Oak itrwtrr a ?*? Mis^-Maria M.*" Tucker is in the city after a few pleasant day*? spent in Newberry^With her .father Mr.M. Tucker. O r. ?? * ' " ? I i\ev. o. a. xoungblood, Kev. Chas. I H. Brown, Rev. I. W. Williams, of Sumter and,. Rev. J. W. Boykin of r Camden left last Monday afternoon o for the National Baptist Convention t in Louisville, Ky. e Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Nance and little son Maceo spent a few days in r Newberry this Week ambng relatives L n and friends. 7 ?Jkliss Ruth?Bynum, pupulat High1" school teachej has returned from the summer school at Hampton, Va., and ' 0 reports a very successful term. 3 vais Street, after spending a month's r vacation in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and vsiting other, northern citk. :es has returned home to the delight ~ of her many lnends. While at Atc lantic City she was the house guest . of her heice , and her husband; Mr. i. and Mrs. Hood. il Mrs. Carrie B. Franklin-Griftin, formerly of this , city, but now residing in New York "City, is 'here visiting f her parents and sisters, Mr. and' Mrs. i_ Hpnrv Pvnnllln nv, IT.. 1 A --? - r. ? ?mi . | 1,1 I r Mrs. Griffin also visited Winston-Sat lem and Newberry, her husband's t home. She is looking the picture of y health and her' friends as well relai. tives are very glad to have her home, d Mrs. Thelma Griffin, of Pine St.,' e left the City this week for Now Vm-lr City, where she goes to visit_frien'ds. d We wish for her a pleasant stay, n The comjng Dr. and Mys. J. \V. kf Killingsworth, Jr., formerly of Columi. bia, but now residing in New York e City, motored here Monday in the ,f Doctor's big Buick to bring his sister,! v Mrs. Lexie Scott, wh0 had spent se- j veral weeks in New York. n Dr. Killingsworth will be pleasantly i ^"Temerpbered as Professor of Latin at i. Allen University for several terms; s and on resigning his position at Allen, d was for four years principal of the eity schools of Florence, S. C.. [. We wish Dr. and Mrs. Killingsworth . a pleasant stay south. Mr Fi-nost Hunting, n r.t.mlopl atJlti-iy nedict College, is home after a ploas[, ant summer in North Carolina, p.- ^ HOME FOR BRIEF VACATION. y r* ? n Misses Catherine and Natalie Fred- j ir erick and Gladys Harvey are home \ ,r| for a short vacation. They are stuII dents of Fisk University and remtfine ed after the regular session for the n ^summer quarter. They will -return September 26th. v * - ?- ^4 d LEEVY GRADED SCHQOL-qi>KNK^ r -I. it Leevy Graded schol will open Frin day, Sept. 7, for enrollment and ex- j >. amination of new pupils at 9:00 a. m. _ Old students will be enrolled and clasn on Monday, Sept. 10th, at 9:QQ.~ a. m. Parents and friends are cori3 dially invited t0 come to the opening. N MISS C. A. JACKSON, Prin. s ??NOTICE. e The public is cordially inyitted to if attend Song Service at Sidney P^Hu. I. 1. M. E. church, Sunday night, at J( 8:00 o'clock, Sept. 9, 1928. MK3. L. w. JKl'f'KKS, Organist, p J. B. WASHINGTON, Choir'Master ,f * J , SPECIAL NOTICE The Executive Committee of the A^ lu-mni Association of-Allen University r, is called to meet Monday night, Sept. ? 10th, at 8:00 sharp in Prof. L. A. Hawkins office, 1107 1-2 Washington Street e Please be on time. Business of inth portanee to be discussed. e PROF. L. A. HAWKINS, Chr. 0 PROFESSIONAL NOTICE, h Dr. Frank fi. Johnson has' returned to the city and will resume his pracy tice at one. 1- SURPRISE PARTY/ n - '11 L On last Tuesday afternon at 4 o'-j tt clock Mrs. John Cannon surprised her n little garndsori Hildreth with a Sur- ] prise party. About twenty-five little [ s girls and boys were present. They | g Rpefit. a^ jolly time playing gamos of j *11 kinds. Cream, cake and mints o uiprc snrvod [. At night Mrs. Cannon also gave a ; party in honor of her daughter Mrs.j o Alma Hopkins, and her cousin Miss j h Seretha Cannon, who left Thursday r to, take up her work in Birmingham, | ?, Alar"About thirty ladies and gents, h were present. We were very pleased $- to have with us Prof. Perry, our new n principal of the Waverley school. Ev- : - erybody enjoyed a pleasant evening. p Ice-cream, cake and punch were j served. THE PALM J County Benedict r . p "OCTOBl ' ' - j" Attractions PANY, with tf big shows, for fi NO ( 'V . " L. G. BOWMAN, Pres. NOTICE. The Congaree Medical Society takes ip its regular* work again after twi months vacation, holding* its meeting Wednesday night, Sept. 12th. This s expected to be . one of the bes' neetings in the history of the So iety. Dr*. hooper will read a papei n the "Care of the Teeth during pregnancy." None of us can atforc o miss heading this paper. Dr. L M. Daniels the-president, is bringing Medical Association, that will giv< is. a new vision of our ofession and dd much to bur success. Dr. I). K. Jenkins will bring to * Us he new technique in the practice oi dentistry. Dr. M. A. Evans has i a onderful message for us and will ojjn the eyes Gf the wnole Sbciety. " J The Society will be entertained bj Dr. \V. I). Chappelic and he urges 'hat every member be present for he s planning a royul reception for us ~ feel sorry for every member thai annul be presetiVr-? - -- . Dr. I.. H. Mailman, Sec'y.' ? * NKWBKRRV NEWS1? Continued from page four he month 0f August in the city, lefi Friday aftfrrflfcnJn for: Columbia tc esume her work at Booker Washing school. Miss Helen Jones rctiirned last wee! t orn Oxford. N. C.. where she attend d the Convention held at Mary Pot er College. Rev. Flack -spent Wednesday an< Thursjay in Newberry, Prof, and Mrs. Reasoner and chil Iren, {jf-hmjj enronte-tTTAnnistrrn; "Ah -topped over .'ret- tt- ftAv-hours Thurs fay wtth Mr.^and Mrs.O. W. Jones Miss Mildred Jones-joined the pa>;t.\ here and drove them ?o their desti nation; She is'a good driver and w< ire sure they- had a safe rtip. r -?Miss Susie Ca-nnon, Wavei ley iudroo 'eacher left Thursday morning foi Columbia. Miss M. E. Jones, will enter th< College Dept., of Barber College, An niston, Ala., this fall. ?ivnas?r^stcilu vt; oniuiions1t a pop ilar teacher In one of the Gi'eenvilli City* schools will leave .soon begii work a pa in.* M.iss Ida Boyd will teach 111 Clin on again this year. Mr. LeRoy Dillard, of Clinton was een in the city. Sunday morning. Dr. Quail's car is really coverinj pround these days, hut stranpe to saj it only travels one road excluding lie leading ffrom his house to his office. Watch otffc for weddin'p bells The Mt. Zion church near Jalapa has just closed its revival meeting with four converts and three joiners It was the best meetinp for the past iwn- years Rev. J. D. Anderson i: pastor and is loved by all who knov him; and is a strong gospel preacher Rev. J. W. White nssisted him in hii revival. 1 mi iiiiatiiM i 11 iiiin [ETTO LEADER ' FIFTH ANNUA] V ' .? .* ' . . 1^^ MB M Colore fr- ANTfSDEl College Park, Co'uxi :K 9.10.11 by BUNT'S AMU: lirty concessions, thr ve big days and nigh CHARGE AT G <*' " , ? '?. . ' ; . , a .... J . . ' J. E. DICKSON, Sec. ?? II?BIWIIM II I li I I .. . .. . i I $0.95 t Ld NO X le: s ;\ 'I .111ST TO | PRi s v r o. 1 T A -St Autumn's Newc! " ...... ?L " Novelt t? ' "f '' J__ t* ' ' . . ^ At t ' ; : T ? . ' t 5BeH7TT\^ f _t=i_, .- .c^vV Xij/f 1 * Q-nS 'R. ! ?. A.a*I.A*A A A A AA A A A . V * V V , A I, KEN- tTMVKHSITY TO O ? . 7 - Allen Uni\tM'sily Opens tbe'Fi . 1928. Registration begins 011 tl sent'to the Registrar orlo t.he I , cript from the last school attend Students must reside on t he ttt Y dent. ' ,; , . -? r Remittance tor room reservnt keeper at> least one week before ; to those who do not come, oiherv J to the credit of the student's e.\| i .The prospect forJ he most favo . and improvements in the .'his:;i , Divinity School and Teacher Ti v interest.?Atheletics. 1>ea ma ties-, will he given the Usual .attention " T" J).H. I e-r 3 H Take no chance a Virture;. but cai Sound Business Ji V ? C. P. SE All KiticIsl o i 1434 MAIN STREET 1 ?- - - ?*** \ . ??pp^, ... ( 1 i I r - ' : ' ; r ~i A Cwt - E1ELD ?nbia, S. C. ' +' 9 12-13th " ' I j_ 5EMENT COMee rides and five its. . . A'l'ES , | H E TAYLOR, Supt | FJWMJ UU LMJMiWMya?BP-. * % A % $Q.92l . no *n - j MORE #>I V -7 ; .. ^ ?? " < 1 rO -LITTLE js CES* ; ' 'f, t! A Styles in Ladies ? y Shoes v ' The T-;7" I' v" . * .. lllU^s, Ii (CLUSIVE;NOVELTY-SHOES / % 1411 MAIN ST. f > ?* > > A AA PEN S i:i 'TKMBKR l.rm dflrim Thursday. KoptopiboiTld,, j -H? l'ith. Appliralions should I'd 'resident at imc,. so thai .a titan od may ho had. mpus unions oxoti-od hy (lie Pro i.-j ~~? ~ ~~ r ion should '! " <'-ot to the Poo: -? opopiuyr. lo funds vil! ho mad " nso the rOmi'l.fanVo will bo p|acod 1 >onsosi " . T-ahlo oppninu' ;> "ix.il AdPPii^ -ii T i ii ... : r> _ .. j i i. v wiiimi x v i<u, 11??i:it* r.nmomu . 'ainiivjjr iVpartnients-'iuld to tl:<- 1 Glee Clnl). Quartet aid! Orrhosh ^ - . l SIMS. President. , 1 ' \ 1 DP! ; is. Being careful is L prying Insurance is ?j idgement. "*??"7~" | 1 AWEfcfc?? $1 >f Insurance PHONE 6350 - - - . PAGE SEVEN FOR RENT?& Room house, ?ll(i A i Hampton Ave., \vith Ki'*. electric lights, running water .and basement. .< Apply at The l'almetto Leader, KJIU Assembly Street.' I'hope 45l*.'b J j < g? ! ?!. :?. ^ Broadway Dairy ? 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Evan's Hair Dressing, 'is the best.. for calling and waving: it brighU'i ? litd beautifies the gotov u?- the hair i?ui' gives i't. a 'lysti iotis a'ppe'ai ance. j_ sold at nll-i-DarluM "Sh(i|>-- tiiTTT - ? Drug Stores Manufactured at I ltMi J'ine St., Columbia, S. C. I'hone U158 !,' WF KiV 'KM | Generators \, ? Starters, Batteries * I All Work Cluarantfced : Palmetto Battery I & Elec. Co., Incl , 1308 Sumter St. Phone 3235 | PHONE G487 L. A. Hawkins Real Estate Agency^ Notary Public? 'Homes on Easy Term^' 1107*? Washington Street COLUMBI^, S. C. , SOUTHERN RAILWAY 7 "SYSTEM" Arrive No. Between.' Nc. Popart 8:35 a 31 N. y.-Augusta 31 '"S:-45 a 4:45 p 32 Augn'ta-N. V. 32 4:55 p 1:35 p 27 Charh ston-Cin. 27 1:45 p ' 1:45 p. 28 Gin-Charleston .28 4:57 t? 0:4ft p. 10 Co'.umbia-Cin. 0 fi 00 a 6-30 u 24 (^nttrnrtTlff.Iax'v.'l 23" ! iToOp :20 p. 24 CoIumbia-.TaxVl 23 44:00p*1:00 a 8 Columbia-Aijg. 7 5:00 p 1:4ft p J 1 Colutnbia-Sav. " 13 10:15 a .j 0:05 a* 13 Colum'bia-Char. 14 2:00 p 0:10'p 11 Columbia-Cha*. 12 *>:-U a 4:b5 a 15 Columbisf-Chas. 10 2:20 e 2:50 p 2 Coiambia-Sp'b'ig 1 4:OOp 0:20 p Ui-Uohrfnbia-Green 15 7:05 a 0:55 a 18^?olui?bia-Sen'ca 17 f>:15p 5:55 p 11 a Colrt.-Ghar.^lJ4- 7:110 a Via Camden rih! Hock Hill. Jity ticket office, 1307 Main Street, 4: ' Telephone 035ft COLUMBIA, S. C. ! x pe r t St art er, Generator and BulLerv lepairs "?: IMIli&E_.8580 f<Yipps' Rittory Sorviru> Dreadnnught Gmrid Batteries Longest Life by Owpor.'s Records ?T|GIVE US A TRIAL 213 Lady St., Columbia. S. C.