The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 29, 1928, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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Saturday, September 29, 1928.
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.M iss M. Walker was married
I t<> .\li-. Wah c. IulwiSQnt. TuestUxy
i\ijrhl, Senl ember 23, 1028. The eere:
~ "irony vrus, yrrinnyd by li<-v..il. T
l)ilkadt I \\ iov. i'l' Hudson I'rcsbytftfc
ian clun'ct^. t ohinrn-', >. i . 'AI home
LJ52K n Ave.. Columbia, S. C.
Jlr'i. A linn heniv. of 1103 Harden
ft ;
'Stivit. has been on the- siek list TiTi
l-he p.oU. th'ree. weeks, but is sutm
w better at tjiis writing.
iM r^ .1. C. Spanii, the husband ot
M i s. A nra -M .. Snatgi. of .Johnston. is
~B inuv <>' ir;.. at I he (J podSamaritan
hospital.- we an- jrlaid in report at
I this writit'or.
]\1 rs. li. It. . iM'cT.oes left the cjty
Miie'ay r a'Tici:n<'u7n for 15ateahurj? -tn
regime, hoi duties at school as a teach
en.
.Wis. l.uvenia 1 aynian left Saturday
tu spend hoi".vocation in Wash~3_inlit<<11
?rrivl M'h;led?dp.h*tH-"\V:o- In p'o
lor. ln-e a pa l-anl siav.
MV.s. l<-?ie. U. Speneer.Of hhurnront,
\V. \'a?. is" iii the City visitiny Mrs.
. Viola Wilson and .Mrs. Alice K. .John
7 son of I '.'Vt?J:hvneOi.p - A-ves - She al?o
'sTu-u; s- ;7,i Toil v it ;vher fat her .Ma.ior
Itoherts-.nf ijnintyi\! Mrs. Spencer
is ? forntet1<-olainhkin,' Utid her
** friend* hero irr vt i'y plote-v- to haVc
her vj>it them.
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j Mi<s t!in v (iianjrer "t Chicau,, is
in tin i-"'t vis fnctiiU'itiul'rtfftj
, t.ivcs.. >-if i-'tir> .house truest. of her
t cons':ru. I :i'"7-tiTT* n, l21U8. Sumter
street. "
. t
. Mi j<. .Thomas Williams and daujrh|
tor ?>V n.-u-iiw.'!! street-left Saturday
' afternoon i'-iv lietroit. .Mich.to join Mr
ihry will he for an
imh finite. ! say.
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f. Miss AiiyeUne !i. Kvans of 1M?
> i'iiif si ."left Tuesday afternoon
fur State u ill ue. Ofangebuvtr.
erine and Natalie Freil'?1
rrtr-r?rmri?' i i i*. 1 i nrveV, after one
month's vacation Avith their parents,
Jei'.i 'I to. it tnite their studies
at h isK t'l'Kei iij.y,?Nnvhvjllo?Tent).
Miss liarv>'\ will he a member of tho
Senior el i'~-? while the Mis-ses Fredcrick
will he .hiniers.
It,.V. W. I?. Vol ih M of (Srecnwobd
I ', was in the'cilv litis week; ainl preach
I . ed L- t-t era* able' sttiiijis -at ditfeivnt
I \ churches. here.
?7 .M ', -..?V. ir'i' ?<J V> 'I!V. 'V lu l
^ at I'lokl I WV.- ii'Us i oil, svhpol spoilt
. ] . 1 San; nla.v. at hot
h'Uno- iff :>'n:i '
.Airs. Kllou Ky.' ^iiT. ll
Su<:o Cannon, .toarhoi's in tho fit>
*solnM?l'S spout - tho 10 > !;*on<l at thoii
homos. at Now bon y. , r> ,
77 T.Uss 1 It- ii- .M:.o .Ihirloy is li;ul< a
hor homo liOiti JM-Ui ion si root altor ai
a I ><01100 ol?t\Vu AVO('k-s 'in Ithh-tiohl
. Conn..'and Now V?>rk City. SI 10 math
tho trip l>y niVflEpr in company w'.itl
? hoy* nu44ior anil >>no. at'?hot- sis'.orAli-s
Kii'/ahoth K.. liurioy, stinlon
t "" at "TTnolioF""WashnijHoh High school.
Miss- Knysoll?N-rrhnlavol t no4
jriiost of hoc aunt, Miss Mary ?Tan
' ? Xii-h 'has at. iioathwotHi, has roturno
to h(:r koine at. Union.
Miss.Cussie Rutherford yf N'owlioi
fl^ry aI'to.v a. vary pkasnnt -suinmo
^^nt in Chat-los1 on stoppod "\yr
... M III. 1....I
1 t,r Kdgelleld 'U? begin teachin
PJildic sc hool there.
Wilhelminn Roberts ()f 1?1
^ Ltrcet has returned from i)l
I Nw^n. after having s)hli
I -at?LUmuiig'w:^,.
paniod..hy?Mr. J',,1 ,,>rts and the chi
^^rcn. at the; hoKnitnhiwX^,., <.f _M
mi atw? ^IrsJ \V. A. Cooper, She le*V J
[an ex (\ 'Tt4^ ^vacation in the North.
Miss Anna Thompson entertaine
in honor of Mrs. Muury of Tuskegei
Ala., Mrs. Sims of Hampton, Va., ait
Mrs. Rr i\vn> of Savannah, Ga. Thos
prescpt were Rev, and Mrs/ S. 5
Younjfblgod, Mr. and Mrs. Nelso
Rosbomneh, Mr. I'i' M, Keitt. A shoi
program was rendered. Mrs. Youiu
blood presided at the piano. MT.~Ef.~S
~j Kail I favoi ed?trs?with?some??h( i
readings.. After which we were ush<
ed into-the' dining room by Mis
i J Thompson and were sumptuousl
|A. served with a tasty menu.
.Miss II! in '! .' Jackson left Tuesday !
afternoon im- State college.
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Mr. I.rez/.fo \\\ Creen will spend I
. two days in Cliiraao, ami three days 1!
, in Xc.v, York. Altar. u hit h he' will .
i return < dhinilda.'- c
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; ' Miss Kiit It I t dan Thontp'sun .of;
to cntyr Ih-ni iii; t <oHcjec?. *
SI'iiCIAI. NOTICE./.
'I'lvi- i t <j i"y "nil nu'inhers <)f j'
rridfiu; ( ' a ' i Court of Calantho |
Ao. .i . -idoj/iu i't is. sus^p
rrndri!.: "i ;v .^iip' l> .-..[.e ,?fj
su- r "U i .. <t he (')lli(M of the I
(irun f W-' .. V ui: uulnr. ' ' C
I.. "A. K- i- Ctand \Y<>tlhy
' \ ' , Ud'i-nd thy ,
iV.,. iNi-.(,"iti t No. .So
?t-U:a t-?^?1..\ i r Columbia, S. C.j '
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it'' ilu'ii' : s the said Pride
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VII . Courts within the
Ini !si" < : ;th Carolina will
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AM "(V and former students
. t ,> nu \ y nrversily's. library
A lob ('lay r.Alt. Oct." 1. at K:00 *o'' oi'U
']'j>. Mm ii:;'ss of .vital imA~
i '.- n ' . i -rio-svib; Pome on?
Mian'-.u;d '?'? i- illMdjaurn on time.
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AiAUMiV: P.' tNAOl NCKMKN'i\
Air. ul Ai . '.I dsn Snumlovs -wish
t.,.u4Kio-im. c ' H'.c m?'rrihj{v of ..their
:i;j; b,'< ! ?.!: ixi.ir I.ee to Mi'. Harry
ili- Pri at. the home of
, < v VSept. lit. 1928.
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Mr. K. M. Kvitt. Columbia's Poet,
>'1J appear in Hevitnl (of his own
oeai <) end-er.rnot' solfts at 2nd Cal.irv
.ihip'i 'r on t'uil street. Tuesday
' t. .n < t ;<>? !, uctoher 2nd. He haH-~
' ilri4:(1 while' audiences several
,:mej<: I till this is his first appearj
"ice. 'with^aur nwn people. . .
r.lKTIIDAY PARTY.
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H* Tin*. l'.?>:vr.v-o.f Mr. and Mrs,-P. F.
oburu>Y'l i I'ii .rsday afternoon was
'ie sVene .-i'' a 1 >i- ni11 f'i 1 Rirthday
. Parly, j'i"tvn >? honor of their two
i . if. P., Jr., and Leon Jewell.
The h -w c \v. ; beautifully decorated
.itt?H#?v plant a: d cut flowers, the'
d-'i' 'Schorro ,.f 'ho' c'Whinjf iwadlyel
w aiM': T'e ilininir room table
a - hia/.di. u'ly decor .tied." In the cen
1 v. -s K. p.. Jr's. cake
"fe
;r?h -uu'c- i 'ik . amlles. The break'
I t<i r ; ;t! ! .v as decorated in yel.v
u i. ii !,v a -fcewell's cake with one
y<w candle. ' _
' .'The iruTs \ .-.v h d by Mrs. Julia
i.M'O'r.er f -r ihe. little tots. The .first
5 ri/d ,- Wi.n '"by litfle Demetris
' Mi !i i;t.' !'k! l>y Zoiiobia Iand?
: >y. i .. Ohio.' There were
i':y / ]t;;i?sc'OT; They were..
_ ,? w\ d * i J:v u,\\ n by. Kdith Boaehum
! ~m ti. I'mk and yob
i v. i ' 'i ;kih an?l ealco; the yellow
-U?Lxl lllletL with. yellow ?
if d-'i-s were given each
i hi ifpM o and pink caps, durMr.
Roberts the
t hw'.i dr.!- t-.a.k a picture of the
,V*hi! i4 tM die > to p>~. *
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I b<ii l>.SiDNAI. NOTICE.
-i-i_ Luuily. to thank
. I my?tna . .. . .!> ;' oiul' friends for .
- . i.e"i -i. a po.rl.,. both moral and
i< i t. a'.'.i .'in:' my career in Columr
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v, .- t/l' til;1 Iitulio club 1
.4 ' : I fi-cnintr iliitH'i' on
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J* ROKKKT'S SXIIDIO
sr Superior (VwaTil v Photographs
?*i Copying. Enlarging. Framy
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1119 Washington St. Columbia, S. C.
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i THE PALM
MRS. EMMA R. WILSON PASSES
i
.Mrs. Emma R.JVilson departed thi:
ife Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock
M'l>t. 4th. Mts. Wilson took sick
\u^. lotfe All that medical ah
ouhb do was rendered, but it was t
10 avail. Mts. Wilson spent a usefu
ife-in the church, Sunday school ant
he Ahbeville County Training school
f which she was elected a teacherii
IJM'.), and she sreved until her death
<he was a loyal and consistent mem
or of St. James A. M. E. church fo
i number of years. Mrs. Wilson wa
mited in holy matrimony in Nov. 190
Mr. William E. Wilson. The;
ived- a happy lifetogether until th
nJ came a few wccka at;o. Mrs. Wil
n was the secretary of the W. H. ^
\ M. Society. Tt the time of he
'oath, she was a member of Steward
s's Board No. 2; also a Sunday schot
eacher. Mrs. Wilson was kind an
"re a pleasant smile in life for al
,Tho funeral services were h^l
-opt. u, at St. James A. M. E. churc
onducted by her Eider, Dr. B. . J
"nmsey. assisted by Rev. W. C. Crai
'nrd pastor of; Anderson Station an
then. "TtTlarge concourse of sorrow
nj; friends and relatives attended th
"une'ral. Mrs. Wilson is survived b
or husband, Mr. E. W. W'lson of thi
5ty, one step-daughter, Mrs. Theres
lcnients of Belton, and a host of rels
ires and friends.
? ? *1* ? rNEWS
OF THE OLD FOLK'S
HOME. , .
I am glad to say. that the Old folk
ie-cdoing about as well as. can b
xpected. I - jtill have nine to car
"pvT" Brother Adam Nelson is stil
11 the hospital but dQing nice jy.
I want to thank heartily all wh
lunated to tne worthy Cause. First
vant to thank old thorough Firs
"erful' donation. of$8.?2. Secondly
ant to thank Brother McClinton fo
is donation of groceries. Also Rei
Vail ace, pastor Sidney Park C. M\ i
hurcti for^his donation. *
^ On the third Sunday, Sept.' 16, a
o'clock p. m. the First Calvary Jul
vee choir was on her steady marc
t the Old Folk's Home. Meetin
as opened and led by the presider
'can ' Rosborough. On account c
ther meetings there .were few i
umbdi'7'but the meetings was enjoye
y all who were present. We than
i..*. * . / ' aa
:ivni ior ijiz.uu. .. . - t . MISS
SPSIE JAGGERS, Reportei
NINETY SIX NEWS.
?Tin' farmers horp are making goo
ise of the beautiful sunshine days
hi every side you-ran see people picl
.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Williams an
Wr. Paul Williams of Silver "Stret
Acre the guests *of Mr. and Mrs. I
;. I,ark, Sunday, ,
Mr. Paul Williams carried Misse
lary Joe and Connie Lark and Sara
ee Joseph for a ride Sunday eveninj
We had a very nice B. Y. P. I
riveting Sunday evening conducte
-iy Miss Sarah Leo Joooph.?"W?urg
ind invite all our young pedple 1
ittend' the B. Y. P. U.
Mr. D. L. and Miss Anna Lar
w.re the guests of Misses Mary Jc
nil -Connie Lark Sunday evening.
A good many of Bethlehem men
ers worshipped with the pastor an
nombers of -Trinity M. E. churc
Sunday, -
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dean were tt
tinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1
\arker Sunday.
Mr. George Burton is certanily
rood representative of The Pahnet!
.carter. He is very busy on Saturda
Jelivering his papers. *
Rev. McMillan is busy getting rei
ly for his Convention.
Don't forget the Household l
Ruth's thanksgiving service Sunda;
Ml are invited to attend.
^The Young Ladies Auxiliary. <
Bethlehem will render a program Su
lay night, please don't miss hearir
)ut young people.
Mr. Thomas J. Aiken leftist Sui
lay for Allen University. Mr. Aikc
s one'of our brilliant young men. Mi
hope for "him a successful acho<
yean.
Mr. John Henry Nathan left ft
Morris College, Sumter this mornini
VI I- Mathnn is a very smart youn
man.?We pray-for him a suocaaafi
school term.
IN MEMORIAM.
In loving remembrance of a del
wife and mother, Mrs. Addie Woote
who departed this life, September 2
*
Thou art gone my precious mother,
Never more canst thou return,
Thou shalst sleep a peaceful -slumb<
Till the resurrection^morn.
Then beyond this valS of sorrow,
We will try to meet you on the shoi
When- ue-wilT bav? a bleat reunit
\ticl our parting will be no mor
( Miss Hannah Dreher, Daughter
Mr. Samuel Wooton, Husband.
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ETTO LEADER
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Robeson Smith Players
a At Columbia Theatre
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1 ^The . Roberson Smith I Mayors din
0 of the units under the personal ili
1 rection of Mr. Lester A1 Smith ha
1 come to the Columbia Theatre' to
1? an indefinite engagement ami wll
n present only first class dramatic ly'ov
t- York stage successes with a list o
- Broadway favoifites and with Udo<jtiat
r settings and 'capable dir^jjtaon. \yil
3 use as its opening atractibn one o
2 'he real hits of the New York sOasw
y last year; playing more than" thit
e hundred performances at the; Boot]
k nesday, Sept. 26th.'
r The members of the . Rohcrmi
Smith Players are as follows: Mi
Helen Doge,1 leading lady; Mr. Ra
^ Rawlings, leading man; .Miss Mildrei
'* Lee, Ingenue; Mr. Green Harris. Juv
d enile; Miss Jeanne Hughton. Miss Yi
ginia Stewart," Miss Gladys Black
^ well, Mr. Homer Peck, Mr. Wayn
w Hartiaujull Tkn wl i..? m iU 1,
r" "" filtef" with the stage settings b;
e Mr. Whallen.
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The above unit is one of. the man
s
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Abbeville 5.Q0 ? 7.0;
' i Alston " 6.00 ? ?8.01
I Anderson" 5.00 7.m
jj'' Belton 5.00 7.0;
' I Blacksburg 6.25 8:2
Blair _1_ - IV.-75 7.7
^ Calhoun 12 _ 5770 Tt*
Campobello __ 5.25 7.2
Carlisle - - - 5.50 7.5
Central 5.00 7.0
e Ohappell 5.25 .7.2
Clifton _ 5.25 7.2
' Columbia 0.50 8.5
^ Converse 5.25 7.2
Courtenay , 4.75 0.7
? Cowpens 5.50 7.5
Dawkins i : 6.01) 8.0
"{Donalds yrr; 5.00 ! 7.o
.Duncan . 5.35 T2
8 Easley , - _ 5.00 7.0
E. Spartanburg 5.25 7.2
iy Fiar Forest 5.25 . 7.2
Fort Mill b.75.. JLI
l~ Gaffney 5.75 7.7
Gramlin 5.25 7^2
Greenville 5.00 7..Q
Greenwood 5.0(1 . 7.0
. Greer ... - 5.25 7.2
} Hickory Grove , G.25 8.2
In Hodges 5.0TT? ?Ttf
^ Honea Path 5.00 '* 7.0
Inman ;?:? 5.25 7.2
1- ' .Trtnonvillo
5 >5 < .2
\ Land rum 5.25 .7.2
^ Kings Creek 0-00 8.0
)r EXCURSION TICKETS will ho >
(except Crescent Limited No. 37.)
RETURN LIMIT: Good roturnir
,1 Gfescent Limited, so as t<r?rrnrh?
, follows: Atlant^, Monda\l. UitohiM- :
nesday, October 10, 1028.
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'Interstate Fair, Chat t arn
Horse Races, Automobile Ii
A Wonderful Opportunity to visit t
?r ATLANTA with Stnoe Mcuntain nc?
the South; CHATTANOOGA. Look
Civil War interests.
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Drug Stores ' . . '
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j'ine St., . Columbia. S. C '
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Generators' I.All
Work Guaranteed
Palmetto Battery I- ?
:-| & Elec. Co., Inc. 1 f ~ :
Jl30_S Sumter St. Phone
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Ueal Estate Agency
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(jOl.UMBIA, S. C.
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Fripps' Battery Service
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1213 Lady St., Columbia. S. C.
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