Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday, September 22. 1928* Miss fsabelle (). Jacksun who spent an enjoyable trip with her sister and ~ brother in l'hfladelphia, l'a., also having visited .relatives and friends in turned home, where she will resume li,er studies at. AllenUniversity in the coljeire department. Misses Mamie and?Nellie Gotdun have returned to the city, after spend inp: their vacation in Inwood. L. I.. _ N. V. On their^way home they ^topDanville. Va., and other "points. They reported ?|iiite a pleasant trip. .Mrs. Odessa Suber is^ back in the efty after spending horrtmeatlcrrin r Invvo iil. I,. !.. *><. V1.?Oh hci?way " with hvr brother and friends^ Little ' Miss Dorothy ^Johnson was the dainty hostess to ti birthday par tV ei\QM ill hoc hi >11 or on SnHiiulny, Sept. loth. - About forty youngsters ga>l.v d.res-ed graced the colorful occasion and added tint to the color scheme which was pink and whit^. Utile Dorothy blew out two candles that ntarked two milestones in her "long" career. Mrs. Flazel Bookman L. -agisted- by lior unnthev wns the chap- crone of the evening. Mr. li)4 J{. Starks, preeminent Col luinfiian j's in Bostoh, Mass!, enjoying a i)U!ch needed Vacation. Before he returns, he will .stop in New York, Atlantic City, 1 Tiiladelphia, and othNorthern points,: We wish for him a very pleasant vacation. Miss Ruby Entzrninger. left last 2 Friday morning tci attend Scotia Sem inary teethe winter. We hope for her a pleasant stay.. I , ' Mrs. Fannie JMiller Brown and Miss MahaWey Miller )and'~ friends are in the city- visiting Miss Carrie Scjiuler. : t . Mrs. Carrye Franklin-Griffin, after spending' two weeks in Columbia visit i n g' WrnuiTher'lind-instep . . her home, in New York City Thursday The fox Party which was to be yi\en by the I.rtdios-Atd "Club an(P Woman's Home Missionary Society of Wesley M. E. church Monday night, Sept. 21th was postponed until Monday night, Oct. 1st. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT. -Mr. ami Mrs. Win. Maniirfiult wish to announce 3L n.arriage. of theirj (laughlor, Anna AT:io to Mr. Alphon-" . '/.n Patrick, on Thursday evening, ~~ So I it. rrrn nrZK: The ceremony was . . (|uioti,V performed by Rev. T. M. Boykin. The bride, and gi'oom are very popular members of Columbia's young social circle', and many letter^ of congratulation have already been' re' (lived by the J'oung couple. MARRIA(iE ANNOrNCEMENT I of R-idgewny, S. 0., wish to announce . the nuirriage of*tht?ir daughter Shel~ ?lie E. RbsehoroUgh to Mr. Alvin M. Coins of Wynnsboro, S. C., Decem? her 2.r>, P.125. TRACKS FROM THE TIGER CAMP By Millard Campbell. The Benedict Mentor and his Pur%. I>1<. and Golden. "Tiorer" football team chard at it each afternoon and, A* rly (Jawn on the Antisdel gridiron, . ^d are expecting to put in a strong -/or the Georgia-Carolina Conference* flag. 7 Throngs uf boosters for the Purplo (and (ioid are beginning to pay visits and tributes to the lair of the mighty Tigers,' whp have taken the Conference crown for seasons almo'st innumeiable. Filled with cheer and good will from the praises of these never failing hosts of boosters, the Purple gonad comes from her den daily with ?nrr-f^ver-TrK- re a s ing determination, and I are destined by the pigskin aces to [. . strike the "Ancient Tiger stride.?"It wont be long no^v.'*"*" t * Plans for the first scrimmage are I well under way, hut this will come behind closed gates. Hard work is B Iirise of last season who are putting in strong bids for the 'Varsity togs. II I li'a- * i'Vw * -1 1 ' - . r . . . NOTICE EXTRA-ORDINARY!!! The Annual Men's Day Ejcercises i>f St. Luke's Episcopal church, will take place Sunday September 2'i, LU28 Featur^s?11:00 a. mj Special Sermon ,to Men by the Pastor. Music furnished by special Vested choir ,of male voices. 4:30 p. m.> Special program: Principal.sjieaker, Dr. E. A. E. Hiyggins.of Greenville,, introduced by Dr. L. M. Daniels. Musical numbers will be rendered by leading male talent of the city. Come and help mak<R this a real,success! THOS. D. BROWN. Pastor. Ff P. PAUL, Secretary. ??t ? m ' ^ ^ t ^MEMORIAM,. Tn loving memory of our dear son and" brother Moses Collins, Jr., whp passed away one year ago, today, Sept. 11, l'.?tJ7. 1?* ??: Sail and sudden was thn rail. Of one so dear and loved by all. 'lis loving heart had ceased to beat Uefore we knew it, Fate had given us an ill-treat,' ' \ bitter grief, a shoek severe, io pare wun one we loved so dpar. tod lou'd him itwi, and tBo't It' heat, He took him home to eternal rest, 'Jut only those who loved him best tan? tell, The heKrt-achp of not saying a last farewell. I'ho' we'll always think of him, haying been hind and true, Vnd cherish him ill our memory, as lone: as life endures. Father-?Moses Collins, Sr.; Sisters Theima Collins, Mrs. Buoy M. Wil. iams, Mrs. Julia A. Watts; Brother lames Collins. CARD OF THANKS. > During my stay in Asheville, N: C. his summer I was stricken with a nervous- breakdown. I -wish; to taki his opportunity to thank my many Tiends for letters of sympathy sent, also for. donations to help with my jxpenses during my stay in the hospital. It was also my happy pleasure o shake hands with Attorney Fred * . ~ ? < -inn, miiu uciiiic up lor a lew (lays rest; * > . _ IRA J. GAMBLE. , IN MEMOIIIAM. ! In loving remembrance *of Mrs. Mar> I. Williams,- who departed this lib sept. 1G, 11)25. We miss thy kind and willing hatid, Thy fond and earnest care, >ur home is da rk without yon, We miss thee everywhere., But many bitter tears are shed, -Whrle-frthers are fast asletrpT Yet again we hope to meet you, When th deay.. of ..life is tied, \nd in heaven with joy to greet thee Children: Miss Tena Williams, Mrs L. B. McLees, Mrs, Martha Jones Mr. Geo. II. Williams, Mr. Julius M Williams. INTKIO 1KW ON HOOVER'S AD - DRESg.?- * . 1 -Continued frum?page one ittempted by any government. Ai i result our export trade is 58 pe ;ent higher than pre-war and othe lations in the war have scarcely re overed prewar levels. More than two million American fa nilies earn . their living. producing roods for export. ^Another mllion f nilies earn ther livid hood in the niai lfacture of raw materials imported ii 'xrhange for exports. That is?hov 'oreign trade affects, every map's pocl it book. "The measure of our national * pros perjjy, of pur stability, of our hope o further progress at this time, is th measure of what we may risk througl t- change in present -policies," Mi cloover declared. "More thari one n our national history a change i policies in a time of advancement ha -l?pnri rpiinklv fnllrtwed W a turn to 'ward disaster." Purely, sensible me: uid Women arc not going to invit tra^/disaster now by doing tha .which will change the policies of th national administration at Washing ton. . * Our economic system has abuse; Mr. Hectgen said, but it cannot h built toward perfection on povertj 'It must be uplifted and upheld b 'he willing and eagei* hands of th whole people. They will uphlod i if oux/ economic life is built fbr th whole people, not for any specif group." To assure this sort of progress ou first necessity is to assure the abilit and character of -our leadership. Such leadership the Republican pai ty this year offers to the electoral of the nation in Hoover and Curti; and the Maine election shows that th people will not be swayed by phantoj change their prosperity and welfai of theii; homes for illusibns. THE PALM El F ' " v . ' '. , i i . . . &ra^ Opens al Benedict ( OCTOBE -Attractions^ PAN Y, with thi 1 big shows, for fi\ NO C J L. G. BOWMAN. Pres ,i- SANTl (' NKW8. ! I.as.t ifrunday. was a beautiful <lay, and. the members of Thyiuiis Chapel A. H. K. church .tocjlc -Uitvqfitritfe of onducted at its. usual hour, wi.th the ! Supt. Mr. .Walker at his post. The ! iessoli was beautifully taught. Alter i - the review the pastor, Rev. J. S. Mar! - in made some timely remarks.. At twelve l>'clock-sharp, the pastor lev, .1. S. Martin" was at his .post' ' tii<l preached, a soul stirrftig sermon. i i!e used as his text "I'll return, lor,] iiomji'." We were made to feel . as i'nose of old. "Did not our hearts burn 1 within while the man ol' Clod talked 1 .vith'pBs-'^jjs jjhe way," After , the ser-j on, tW-afV??l Was made for joiners, uiemhership. At .'5:.'K) o'clock the pas-. j or in company with his local, preach is Mr. Daniel A". Johnson 'motored j o Carlisle where lie v. Martin held I'he fourth Quarterly, conference' fori lev. W. T,. Johnsom as the" Elder TTarI rison was busy finishing his Sunday : | -eKool Convention. . At eiuht o'clock Rev. Martin nreaeh (1 another splendid sermon tu an i icciativo audience'. As tin- Sunday ! vhool hour was limited. thy delegates o the- Winnsbpro district S. S, Con-. . ention wore asked to make their re R >orts at the evening service. Misses 1 | hilltah F. Martin and" Flossie B. JohnM oh were the delegates. They came * .'orward and- made splendid reports, j We are"))ioud of these young ladies, die .Convention. ' !'w ' . "C ' i We are sorry to say Mrs. Pallie .T. n leter is',still on the sick-list. We v. .-lope she -.will soon recover. We are sorry to know MiSs Anna I.ue Watkins is very ill, also hope she j. will soon recover.. e Mrs. Mary J. Johnson after a month li f visiting with her daughter and sone f Weirton, W. Va., left for Baltimore n Aid. There she spent some time with s -on and daughter in late Mr. and Mrs. i- Willie Johnson, Jr.; from there- home nr ' > join husband and' child re W7 a reports a happy stay in both pi ft cos. t Miss Bernice Sims the charming 0 ittle daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. S. > ^ims left Saturday Sept. 8, for Wash ngton, D. C., for an indefinite stay 5, vith her brother. She will attend whooLiheic this>inW?'- I }. Schools aie opening and the boys v uid irirls are entering fast. Tin* fol e lowing entered. Sims Hi., Sept, IDth^ t l. Ics$rs. Clyde and Mark Anderson e Martin, Monroe hnd Bruwley Gist,, d Mphonso Johnson and J. W. Robirion; Misses Annie Mae and (iennett v Gist, Perry Lee Martin, Louise John y son, Kathleen Jennings and Malver.sc list.?Wr?-wish them?a?successful > term. ,e Mrs.---Viola Martin after several s, weeks visit in' Winnsboro with sisters io arrved Sept. J~th. She reports a yi oleasant stay. c- Mrs. Mcdora Jennings is still visit e <ng children in Jackso'nvlle, Fla. We ish her a happy stay. itiilii i iiinh^-- 1 ' - - "TO LEADER ~ IFTH ANNU/ {ichlarii m 6 t ANTISDE '/ollege Park, Colt :,R 9-10-1 by BUNT'S AMI irty concessions, tl 'e big days and ni? HARGE AT C ?7?Jr E/PiCKSQN, Sec. NOTICE. The llulloway Business School v :ive its formal' opening on Oetol ist. 1!>I28. We will teach the Tot . letliod of Ty pe-writinir, the Para*. .system-?1" Shorthand^ 1 For . further information .call. JniiO Taylor St.". or Phone 0115. M A K KIA (; K A N N < > I M i *: M 1: X I Xewhcrry,' S. ('., .Sept. 21. Dr. C!.' Quails was a happy man on Se -0th, .when, the Reverend arinnum that will vol! take .diss FitTUlH' !V j (I.ary to he. your wedded wife? <nid: "I will," four times. They v take their honeymoon at tin- Doetr hi one. at. Ridjxeway, S. C. T Two Speedy Ones ( I y . " i-;t; -; -t-T. P" J Y ' /' \ / > I < j f. 1* 71 T - ' ' ' 1 V A D * T ^ uoys 1 wo ' - # v ^ y in Sina X | $12.50 Y i y We've a wonderfu V finely tailored from all 1 Y See them today. V Z Stripes, Herringbo: 1 ? I FREE! AKS? t|: . ' : ; Marsha % .< ' . ' & : - ? ' murflii -11. iL | 1 I id Fair ,L FIELD jmbia, 5. C. . I ; ?? , 1 1 O 1 OiL I-14--1JU1 ??? ?Si- ? J PI JSEMENT COM- J bree rides and five. fhts. ?? }ATES ' J *.;' ' "1 ?-v = . ? : H F TAVI ABA.pt J ' ' " ' ' ty MISS DO 1.1. II-; MAE METIS I'l-'ri ! r . IN VVA'SIIINCiTOX, I). < '. berfv- Washington. I?. C-,' ;Sopt. .1 5< u*b'raF nday night. .Sept. 11. Mr.-and Mi. 'on Fisher. oT-Mol Q St... XT v -7? gavo^a party iii honor of Miss 1)-.;. Mae Metts. who-hits spent a pleas:. ^ summer with hoi' brother and sis* Mr. ami i s. Thaddeus ? Williaji ]()()'. :2-lth St.. N. \V. Miss Me:" graduated i'r.>m the. High* Syho'ol d p ; partnient - of Allen ITiiversitv :da June. She- left Sumla\ for ( ii!um!i; ' S. C., where she will enter the Fre.-;; n .:4- ^ ' man College class oft he aho'vo nan. university. ? Miss^yUdUoj hits .m'atle..a number i.-: fae I'rieiuk in t In .u-.v. .i 'i ff 1 ? He city. We are suits' to see her lea . nil however we are \\ i shiny hei- a si to .receive _her cheerfully next, Jur . . , b. ' 't? -T- ' * 7 ' ' \ . 4 \4 44444444 4 4 4 ?$?< % v v *1* v V V V * 9 . . * -A . ;_V Zross the Fashion Plate / ~ . ? _- _V# . 4 ^ l^y " . ^ ^ ^ ; " * ' \ ~T ' "' ~p^ ' ?'. ?? -Trouser Suits < ?s it Models ; - .: < ..,. * to $25.00 < - - ,, < I assortment of new rml Suits, ??; wool cheviots and cassimeres. ? : nes and other smart patterns. *< < e given with each 1 rs suit or overcoat ; : : - .?T~? 11-Tatum 1 : ??*?< : 1 :i page si:vi:n * 4 | Broadway Dairy J | Lunch |.... , J 1 0M;N DAY & NIGII-T -X X When. you- want ...* A t'Ut,. conic* ill.? ii'-h'*-! J'I;,oc flr'.Jt |? l.a/lk-n anil' Cent.*. X I>. \V. WOODS, I roji. V yI108 Washington .St. I'tionc .581 * ' 1* vv *; v vv v vy v v v. o 1'OKO SYSTEM ': ; 'Sculp.1 ami ljLair ^yeutntviit , ^ /'LersonaT AjTply tii . . '~ miss. J a:sme (.iiiiji - , ..... -fa>^A-A,s^nH>4>rv ? \eison Beauty i'apior ! .1'?1 f? A\ II I.A t s i iVl jI i : _ ; ~ IEi-ir l>i c>xin{4, AI;iijm<*tu iii^. Aln^s.iL!?nu? -? MKS. I.IU.f \\ |.ym> I J * 11 > i; i . I'iAXOs" j ; Mu>| jfi. to lualie. r..< Tor d' I'iaiuK.?' r ' 7~ T" N.Hu-0- yo'i, ly . . * ' , iy a^ooci piano at- special price i | , ad Utr OfliQ. ( Ql;\ v djoOt.' i term.- a,\ aria! U .-- , " '" .Ma lane's Music ]|6Usc"'^ :i I ^ \H'rr~yrr,~t I'ii j:ii jfrr? J 7 THE EVAN S HAIR i HUESSENO .1 tlio 1111 ii .ij 1 i- >, jv;-t11 iii". \ oil r .krtVtr.-; I;w ill -Hvccji'5*Viur' r*i<it- "uiuiu i 1 lor. all day long,.,.' ' . \ Kvan's Hair 1 i>, ;i.s' E.-u ' t. for ciu'-liiy* anil., waving; IT Krich+t-rra ' bc:.ulit :c-?f?!** ? -u; u?c ua.r . ami jfiyi'a it-; a lu.? *.!;<>.;? i;{:i<vaV;iiiCu. , . Sold at all liarlur Shop.v an.! Druy Store* . .Maiiiilatlined a't llOti.'l'inc St., C olumbia, S. ( - . -45 .J , ; t, * . lMtoiu1. (il.'h "iP" >UHA LAI I 1 Henprttlnri*.. - 1, ; I Starters, Batteries 1 ? R AM Work (itfaiati^cecl 0 . Palmetto Battery | I30S.Sumter St. I'hotu IMiXiNli' his7?" " ; _ ' ;?: . L. A. Hawkins* > r + , Beal Estate Agency - , Notary 1 1 * Homes on Easy Ternia' ? IHiT'i Washington SI reel ? ;y ?:soi ni I:RN F.UTTCTY~~ ~ ~ svs'i i;ri - . ? " \rrivt? -Nm Kefu.oeri N? . IVpiiVi 8:35 a.31 X. Y.-A34 8a . 1-45 p 32 A o p ti^ka-X#. \ . 'ill 4:5.> p 4 . lj*i) P K 1 C 1. i IlIl-B-j 4-V -t-H" P . ? *. 1:4-."> p. 28 C:n-C'i..\il(:s:'i-Ji. wS i;~J7 p. c> 10:45 p. r,() Cu'uiii! ia-Ciip . '.? G:00 a > 5:30 a *2-1 CatuTlil'iaJax'v 3 -23 i l :00p # 3:20 p 24 C'ojambia-Jax'v *i 23 ll:00p ^ ll:ll? a S~X"t>Uiml);a"-ATpr.~"7 " 5 .00. p?1 1:40 p 14 Colunvbi.i-Sav,. 1 i 10:15 a * .0:30 p. 23 Cohtmbin-Char., 2 i ?r>:"o a. * 10:05 a - 13 Cohimbia'-CTuu . 1 1 2; Or p 10:10 p 11 Colunibia-C lias. 12 5:20 a 4:?5|p 15 Columbia-Chas. 10 .2:20 e > 12:50 p 2 Columbia Sp'b'ig i -fiut'p \ .> '.0:20 p HI C< iu'n.bn?-G. < iC! 5 T t'5 a 10-5?~> a 18 Columbia-Sen Va ?t? Molop . " 5:55 p 1 Ibar: 1 ! iw.7.WH> a *Via Camden_aiui Kr.rk llill , City ticket oilier, 1307 Main Street, *' "-I'i ;?bi up < ?:! V COLUMBIA S. C. ; C.xpert Starter, Generator and Battery > Repairs I'HONK K5S0. J Fripps' Battery Service > v?- - Dreadnanght Gould Batteries ? Longest Life bv Owner's Records ? GIVE US A TRIAL f 1213 Lady St., Columbia. S. C.