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Saturday, November 10 1928. ^DE^^lhe i. ' . .* * " *% . > f Miss B.-T. Pompey of E.^Gorvuis St., was among the Fair Week visi tors and had as her guests the Misses Helen Latimer and Ruth Bu.tler of Abbeville, who are also teatihers. at the Junior High school of Prosperity. ? j ? - r--j Miss Thomasina Boozer a popular young lady of Irmo, who was sevious ly injured In an accident and has been fy patient'in the Good Samaritan hoslT pital is now at home and getting a ieiy> we nope- for her a spccmryr ?:??? Janie E, Anderson a student n University took very ill nt ton during her summer vara le was motored home by her Mr. Arthur Anderson. <5he i> Ilupkins Hi hei?paicats home resting whll from her illness [ will be a Musieal Recital at (k. M. E. church, Fuiday night. !, given by the A. C. K. Leaescnting Mr. E. M. Keitt, Oo3 ftegro Poet. Admission 10c. J. J. Harrison and Mrs.."R. R.. lood motored to Tinnuonsville last Sunday tq attend the Association, Their husbands Rev. S. R. Youngblood and Rev. J. J. Harrison returned tviMi them. Revs. Harrison and 'Youngblood . are how members of the Executive. Board of the Pee Dee Association. Miss Hettie Williams of Camden spent a few days with her sister Miss Susie Williams last week. Miss SuWilliams is a teacher n the Boo-1 I - tir . ?? ? - ?? ? ? f *er >yasnngion Mign senooi and is] stopping at the home of Mi\ and Mrs.. Chas. R. McGhqe on Harden St. . ~ "?-? ? ?-?- ] Miss Erma Anderson, a teacher at i New Howard school spent the weekend'at her home in Allendale. . Mr. Chas. R. McGhfce. continues .ill at his home on Harden street. We are sorry to report that Mr. J. E. Harrison 908 Harden street is very sick. . He is the father of ci'tTT" Adver ^ tising Manager-Miss L. F. Harrison. J Miss Thelnm Reed a student of Paine College, Augusta, Ga-., was in the city last month, and was ' the" charming hostess of a dinner party given at her home in honor of the Paine foot ball team. The home was beautifully decorated with the colors of her school (blue and white) and in the dining room among thij. blue and white, the colors of. Allen Itnir versity were hanging, for what reason in particular is not known. Card games were played, jokes were toldTy the hoys. A chicken sup-per was served, as the alma. mater was being sung by the team amTTlro" hostess. After the supper was served the boys began to sing and dance to the music. Then punch was served "" At the close of the evening feelings ^ of appreciation were expressed to the nostess and her mother, Mrs. I.illie jt'e that they enjoyed their visit? to Bumbia. Many girls were present 'p make it pleasant for the hoys ^Lpace will not allow me to mcnBT jeir names., ' ' blloway business school Bhas new features. The Holloway Business School has Pr been- able to obtain Lhe._scx vices uf a Commercial graduate of Philadelphia 4~ r> 1.1.~ : a LU Hill UUULc DUUK^l'pillKt AITWIUII- ; . ing and Greff Stenography. Enroll t?t?NOW in the- evening. classes and leaVn to Jhandle a set of hooks and business papers as we'd as to record your language in graceful lines and curves. \ . * NOTICE. There will be a ten days' revival meeting conducted by the Rev. A. D. P Ctoleman, of. Calhoun Falls; the Saints Church, 2100 Richland St., Rev. A. J. Brown, pastor. The public is cordially invited to attend all ; Of tho*A V NOTICE. J. . .. ; The Congaree. Medcal Society will meet next ^Wednesday night at hto home of Dri A. J. Collins and every member, is urged to be present. A very important meeting with an interesting paper to be rend. Dr^T,. H. Hallman, Secretary, Dr. L. M. Daniels, President. ' l'"W a.i ax's static hall of rarer loveliness?imonioAL iiosi'u ality notable feature. .""h - .. . . - iAt sometimes we all like to go o Lack to "Memory Lane" and recall. 1 .happy incidents that probably o<J- o in-...I iH.ontiv: iiv airo. Atid so ?' it' will iiv months or years to come P with those who ^ attended the State k fhillj given. Thursday evening1 of Fair o Week by the.. Ajax Literary and. So- a lal Club". The hall, whjch started at 8 0::io and ended at? 2 a. m., was the 'nvefie'st. and - most .-outstanding so- I ial stu t ess attonipted in-many a sea* ^ < n, (layoty and good/ fellowship >' eigniil supreme from sCart to finish, h The ball wifs"'attended \ry-n large t nunlier of guests many of whom were ^ n'lt-of-tuwn Fair visitors. The gener- ^ ms reception given by the Ajax Was 8 ommooted unon by many of its mcr- t y dancers. The Grand March was ,1 1... AT.. II........ TJ V.l-...- -i.1? * - r.1 M ??.> .? < . IUIII(> i>. muuiiK) tuu v< uosident. * The Sityuy P^Taee, Columbia's hew- ~ st and best recreational cented, was ~<1 . ,1m?scone?irf ' 1 His?luoninrnble State _? iTVttv iHcnjations were lavishly and I miquely arranged with the words: ' \.1\X WKIVCOMF.S YOU placed in n \vci feet high letters in center of the t all room. Throwing reels,, crickets, hn'fe'tti. ami other merry making de- ~ fee* - were-distrihutod- to guests. The " v'oTes or variT-olomtitghts-arrangcd- ihoui the Palace alToi'ded lots of color ^ "o fh'e iuVhdsoihely gowned, dancers. c Throughout the joyful evening mu- T ie was played by Golden. DeLegge ' uul.his Jazz (ioofers. This orchestra is ' uiown thru-out Georgia and adjoin- F ""..tig states as one of the best dande * . n brstiHs jn the South. Their nius-' * e .last evening was no discredit to hat f:iet. Golden DeLegge distin- ^ wished himself with clever and trick ( 'll'ei ts on his trombone. Many ap-{' dauses were given DeLegge and 'Mer ^ y" Moore, the' versatile drummer. 1 ^ ftKNIDUT IS IMIKSKNTKI) CUP 1IY 'UN'. A.I AX CI I R f Tin- fin it hull team of Benedict .folic t*e was presented Monday noon ' with a beaatiful cup l?y the members rf the Aja'x f;ilorhry and Social Club . us a ariftrtcr the winner of the anlili:i 1 Benedict-Allen classic played at the Fair .(Iround Nov. 1. The trophy, a handsome silver cup, was .presented by llan'y R. Adams, president of the .A,ia\ \Ctude-ahd?received hy^ William 1>. Adaihsop. captain of Benedict's foot >liall "sqiutd. in a . short and appropriate speech. The occasion was at Chapel services at Benedict. The cun was priven in presence of? President C. B. Vnti.sdel, who introduced Harry B. Adams, faculty, foot ball teams, student body and members of the Ajax A 'luh.-- The cup hears the followinp: in-, scriplhm: Presented to winner of Ben edicf-Allen Foot Ball Classic, Benedict 1512#, by Ajax ^Literary and . Social Club. r- -WW ( X1)()I.L CONTEST. 4 |, . -. : '? There will .be . a Colored Doll Con- J test at Sidney Dark ehurohThanksgiving njghl, Nov, 29. This contest is nromNed to he an interesting one het ween the following girls: Valeria ( 'h:i ppelle. Doris (ioodwin. Clco Shel- 1 ] ton, Theresa .Johnson, F.veretta Thom ' psori, 1 loiTs. Roof, Sarah Frances (Joodwin, Vh'tTHi Taylor and Marian 1 lames. Two dolls, will be priven to 1 the two persons selling the highest < "mount '?>t' vntnn niiinr jit9.911 Tho dolls j ire on display at the Citizens Furni- ' ! t.ure' Store, 1 1 1 !T Washington St. ^ T. J. ivroitfus^ Mgr.- . r?- - I'llVI,I.IS WIfEATLEY CENTER? V. W. C. A. NOTES. Rev. T. AC. Boykin, pastor_of Un- 1 f! r at the Vesper Sunday Nov. 11th at j |4ive-4>-'c-lork. Come and enjoy one hour i I at the V. W.-C. A. ----- ( | IX MKMOIUAM 1 l . In loving memory of a dear hus- j ^baud-ami a 4evotcd. father, Mr. J. S. ' Collins; who departed this life, at Kastovor, S. ('., Nov. 5, '1024, Four years have passed, our hearts _ are sore, As tiihc flies tfv we miss him more, 1 His Joying'voice, his welcome-face, < l In the grave yard steeping i Where the flowers gently wave , j Lies the one We Wye?so dnnrly j In his. lonely, silent gravp. ' < 1 Ho will never he forgotten, Never shall his memory fade; ? I eying, thoughts wijl ever linger J Around his grave whore he is laid--lle made home happy without a test. Hut -the dear Lord took him. to be hlest. 1 . * . So sleep on and take thy rest ( In heaven we hope to greet thee i At the end of life's short race. i Mrs. IT. H. Oollins, wife; Mrs. K. I K. Scott, Mjrs. G. Collins, Woodard, i daughters; ^Tiss R Juanita Woodard, grand-daughter; Dr. A. J. Collins, son. - . . v - - I *' friiMn" " M ^ THE PALM1 ECEPTION FOR MR. AND MRS. I ALPHONSO PATRICK. A reception was given at the home f Mr. and Mrs~. William Manigault,, 703 Wayne street, last month in honr of their daughter, Annie Mae, who eeently became the bride of Mr. Alhonso Patrick. MrsT Patrick ts Tiijuate of State A. <& M." College, f^Renauld Embalming School and is licensed tunbalmer. She is also a chool teacher. .. . ; Mr. Patrick is a plasterer by trade, lis education was received at Allen Jhiversity. He is populnT~among the oungbr socal seL The home .was eautifully decorated for the recepion, and music was furnished by the ijax orchestra. M!isses . Ella Clyde lyers, (^ertrude Clifton, Lillian Nelo'n and Ethel Lee Evans assisted with he registration of guests. Misses Wilhamae Young, Erma Anerson, A. B. Nelson and Tho'masina Robinson received gifts. ? ?Mrs. Thclma Reese-" Warley intro? meed -the bride and groom. They _repon<jyd in a few well chosen wprd:?-| Refreshments and dancing were then n order. Best wishes for the happi-j less of the couple were expressed by he guests. ? NOTICE. ?. t?! i _GI'adiiH-tps nnd students df South j Carolina College residing in the city >f Columbia and Richland County, < duasc meet in the BookCT Washington i, ligh- School auditorium, Monday, *Jov. J2, 1928, at 4:30 p. m., for the 1 >urpose of organizing a .State College < Dlub. We feel the need of a State \ College Club in the City of Columbia. [ herefore we are asking our colleagues ' o meet Monday. Other institutions i if learning have their organizations- ! n the city. Why not State College? Ve are expecting you Monday at 4:30 ). m. Signed: C. W. MADDEN, '24, i 0 J. E DICKSON '1J ; MISS E. A. WASHINGTON, '18, ; MISS G. B. VINCENT, '23. 1 * " \ i )IE LUSTIGE DUTZENDA LITER- I ARtSCHE GESELLSCHAfT. On Friday evening November 2, ' ?raulein Agnes Williunis and Carrie < j, Cook gratefully received and artis- I ieally entertained the members of j 'Die Lustige" at thtfir residence on : lenderson street. ' The compartment" in Which the mern ~ >ers assembled Was beautifully-era>ellished. This was an added touch to ^ he gay spirit, which each member lossessed. Each member seems to be 1 exerting herself enthusiastically to . iring about a 'bright future for the Hub. "Die Deutchere" had as their ' lonored gkuests, Fraulein . Margaret IVilson, a member of the "Royal Six- j eon," Herren Robert Ross and James ; \dams, members of the' Ajax. Theamiable hostesses served a deicious and, well prepared luncheon, onsisting of golden brown fried chick, >n, hot buttered rolls, potato salad on cttuce, pickles and Russian tea, brick : ce cream and cake. ' _ I MAURI AGE ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. N. P. E. Sax<?n announces the marriage of her daughter Nettie A. Saxon to Mr., Joseph Mcintosh o-f iVashington, D. C. The ceremony ,vas performed by Rev. Win. H. Thomas, of the Metropolitan A. M. E. . hureh, Washington, D. C., on Oct. Ith. 1 ;>2d- in'the presence of a few friends and relatives. NOTICE. A SILVER TEAe 1 On Tuesday, night, Nov. 13th, at the lome of Miss Genevieve Vincent, 1712 VVayna atioot, the "Yf Club will- give a "Silver Tea" to which all are incited. Some of,Columbia's most noted alent including Miss Thompson, Miss Fun est, Miss -Roach,' Miss Watsnii. Mr. Gaten, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Lei?, Mr. Hughe? will appear on the pro~~ xram. DonVmiss this great treat, at 1:00 o'clock. j I'OSTAL ALLIANCE'- MEETS. The regular mbnthly meeting of the Postal Alliance was held last. Satur lay evening at 8:30 at the home of Mr.M:. M. Nance, 2128 Gcrvais Sfc?= At the close of the business program, the guests were served salad, ialtines, cocoa, cake and Bavarian :ream. . ' All members present called on Mr. Joseph A. Tucker, a member who has ragn, sickJor mote^han a year. . NOTICE. We are- inviting everybody to come >ut and help Us in a ten days' revival neeting at M^JIebron Baptist church 117 Marion street. The meeting will be conducted by the Rev. G. F. Ploding, of Key West, Fla. Rev. F. B. McNeil, Pastor, Miss Maggie Durham, Secy. ,.^..v. w. ftl:, . , , lti - ) BTTO LEADER : ' ? ?ii?Mii ii i . szrr S-ivr PINCKNEY'S FUNERAL HOME j UNDERTAKEK AND IA( ENSICH-KNIllAl.MLiJ (>r. S()l Til ( AKDl.IN A AMM.LO; !A ~~ " 1 ? r?ni i ;VI. ( :<i > and . I iiih.-IHI ^ ' '^0*' ?1 INuiinr.kMit ?| 1 ^1 lu' ^ ' ~~ 'i 7 ~ ..t , * " r^r.?-.-?r Pinckney'sjSanitary i Jarher ; ttw > BEST FCJl IIMMJ) IN THE <1TY. <-C>M> ANH SEE FOR YOVKSELK ??jss.- ' - asrsssr-sr? ' I i?ALME'm> hi:a t:r i ptii'OkArtir> f, ~~ : 1 1 l uluiuliia. M ulIt 1 ai i.in.';r " . | DKA'LKUS IN RCA I . I): i ATC AM) i > I it . V'}-: Collection oi KC.NTS i.a-s. 1\ i > on .Uu.W'LS { Wy aiu now i v ,dy lo Ml lot for lUu ial. i ; ; 1 ?1. 1; 1J 1?1. .* C'KJll'i'i'KKV li.calui ill NoI'Vli Ay>Iutnl ?i;y :r i'.' i < :. * r.;.c? X car .line. .'l'hu; location i- l.caulit'u'i. >u. i(> .r < X ,* ~. * K Mrs It. II. Walton. I res.* .1. ll. ,!ohii-on. (.en. 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S; Every member of the family -tieiilcl b'.i\e i n. i f ui SI'jA, 1.^1. C?; $G0t).0U COiN'i'U.AC"i\S. Cur uvTi'ttk' a: J" .0" .V', " 0 ...V \\ i;h ''y*uf ! ? about it. FRoiU' 7180. ^ | The Mutual Ueliei ?Sc 1 >enev' VksroI S. C. J. II. EOOlfE. fic'n. .\l;iii;i'.'ir. caecpccogtt^ ov?x-.<xfnT^VT 'frfc i"~ 1r.r" n w^ma^^mammmamK snHooi. su ,MMrrrrr? School Desks i'.luViT-iihid Teacher's Desks . M;:|'.~ a . <i - j. Auditorium Seats - (::t;.i':i Kindergarten-L'liaii ? VVi: v._ ...- h-.'. ' . *~ KiiitlfrgafU'it Tallies- . I'OI. ii.u '< hairs, ....' ' ! Sewing TaMes ' ?, I'.in- ! si . j... - - .? Dictionaries . IHut-k!<h*!'d Slat b.g*. ; i (111 K( I! i'l-iW S , j I NU- 1UKA SCHOOL LJLSiiV (.OViP'WY >\Toovcr the SmUjhcrn Stati c . I 1)AIM-I N ( 'i () N. S; (V - __ _ ? The Hbme^teacl Bakery ~ ~ ?~?; N'lrs. Nettie Saiule; s, frr-tr ?-* ? We make a 5,pe c lc\l'ty j Wedding cUicl Biitticla} Cakes * 1 330 Assen>M$ Slieet ..." 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'v '1 '-'i ) i-OOp?_ ' r?:^'0 |? Jl t'ol i, n i! 11 a?I ax "v't 25 ll:00p 1 1 :0o a S Columbia Aug. 7 5:00 p 1 Mil -l-li 11 ( 'illlllllli i. . w?1 t. " * . I'l Uf.iu IS p. 22 (21 5:25 a. 1 >'a 12 (VIumi>ia~( liar. 1-1 12.00 u rnTTjl |> I 1 '( ii!|iiirUiu-( has. 12 f>:20 a laaa 1,~> t'.tiliiiiiliiaA'iiris. l(') 2:20 ? ___ '-;\>" P ;- ('nlwiiiltia-Sp'li'r^ . 1 4:00pv . i P.?i) i lLi 'h?l 11,i ini )it?t?i < < )!?11> .7 :0ft?ar" T IP ;>.> a is CuluniPia-Si'ii'ca 17 0:lBp' r>:5T> p 112 H'ola.-C linr. hi4 7:110 a ' v *V ia n i it I Mac k 11 ill. t' City, ticket uBIiic. 1307 .Maip Street, -- " ~ ; --- -???_ ... ~z? 'j COIJCMHIA. S. f. X K\i;?*rt_Sf an?iy (if m?rator and 'Battery ?V? 4w4v*t*4ir>? I'ilONK Sr>80' J X * V' ' ' ~ ' . . ; y Fnpps' Rsiltery Service ? . PrradnaiK'lil (imild ItnttPries . vj* yTTontcsi L.r<? h\?Owner'? Records . \ C.IVK 1'S A TRIAL -y . .? , 1213 Lady Stv Columbia* S. C.