The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 08, 1928, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, December 8, 1928.
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zr~z? Mioa Kathcryn Williams spent thr--fc
? holidays at her home in Augusta. s
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Mrs. Bernice-Hallrnan spent Thanks
a-^^giving with- her sister, Mrs. S. H. v
""" Smith in Jacksonville, Florida. \V*hile c
\ there, she motored to Brunswick, Ga., I\
and also spent one day at Daytona f
Beach. .* (]
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Miss Litlic M"ae Peterson spent the1"
holidays touring the state. She visi- I
i ted Clinton and Orangebyrg. t
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' The many friends of- Miss Charity- C
Wilfong will be surprised tQ learn
that she was quietly married to Mr. a
L.. M. Pleasant of Highland, Va.,-at t
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Young.blood-among
a-few friends who are
as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Capers,
and Mrs. I..P. White.
Mrs. A. C. Baumgardner, teacher in s
the Anderson County Training School t
at Pendleton, spent the Thanksgiving n
season at home with her husband. _ 1,
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Gertrude Thomas of* Clarks- b
burg, West Virginia has joined her e
husband, Professor R. A. Thomas of y
Allen University. They are domiciled r
at the home of Mrs. F. G. Baumgard- a
ner on. Hampton Avenue.
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Mr. C? B. Holman, Jr., of BranchrrrlIn
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v?wv,, kj. V/.J uv.|Mivn Ul l/l . JUi* X IIUI|?
Ellis, of this city, was in the city this
week as the guest of his uficle.
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When doing your Christmas shop- s
ping, dont forget_t^ call at Reese's h
Drug Store, *1422 Assembly Street.
, She has on display beautiful colored j
-?? and-many other-beautiful toys which -i
will delight the kids. " t
See the Questioner, the beautiful ?
pageant repeated by request. At 2nd d
Calvary Baptist Church Sunday night ,
December 9th at 8:00.
T Rev. C. H. BROWN, Pastor.
The Ajax Deluxe Orchestra at Wither's
Academy, Camden, S. C., on
' Thursday night from 9 until 2. *
" J. W. McDowell, Manager, I
~ Mjss E. Fiances P. Garrett, ddugh? -3
ten.of Prof, and Mrs. C. Geo. Garrett, J
"spent the holiday season in Newberry J
visiting her mother, who is teaching jj
in that county _ i
Mrs. Sarah Daniels Green, a teach- j
er in the MeBee Graded School, spent
the week-end at the home of her moth ?
er and husband, Mrs. D. Daniels and
Mr. H. Green.?While here she visi- -f
? ted her uncle and aunt, Mr^and Mrs.
Lee Goodwin of Colonial Heights. __.J
Miss Amanda Hall of 400 Henderson
Street, left Sunday~for New York
where she plans to spend the winter
with her cousin, Mrs. Bessie Toat- t
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The wonder boy preacher, Nathaniel
Harrington, wilt preach at'Chapel
* Station Church, Thursday night, Dec??ember~43th-on
Pine. Come- and-hear
what you have heard about the boy of .
Allen University.
Mrs. L. K. Nelson is director of the ,
t meeting. All are welcome. <
k Rev. R. Bryant, Pastor. I
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr^.jCatherine^Te^itf and fffrtlllx
wish to thank the many friends for ,
1- . Jo amm m1* a?wm tVi a ill nneo
tilt: Kiiiuiitsss anuvyu uuinig uic umvoo
and death of their beloved one; and
it\r the many and hcgntiful floral designs.
FISH SUPPER
r One of the Most apetizmg meals
that ever mou^h did taste can be had
at the hpme of Mr. C. H. Dannelly,
1729 Wayne.- Miss M^ Frazier of
Howard school is sponsoring this Fish
Supper.
THE EAST END SOCIAL CLUB
East End Social Club No. 4 met at
the home of Mrs. Annie Bell Davault
at six o'clock with the president absent.
Mrs. Marion Philips conducted
v the meeting. The meeting was opened
with prayer by Mrs. Philips and
I -also a oeng.?After which tha m'inutea
? were read. We had three new ioin~
ers Mrs. Adams Mrs. Ziegler and Mrs.
N Massey. After whieh. Mrs. Davault
served a delicious course.
"The" Club adjourned until the" "next
meeting day. -i
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^VERLY ART CLUB GIVES
FAREWELL PAINTY
The Waver.ly 4H Art and Needle
;ratt Llub entertained at the home
f Mrs. Chus. Brown o" lleidt Street
Vednesday evening l'imu ii until 14
n honor of Mrs*.' It. K. Brogdon who
5 leaving for Georgetown soon. The
resident, Mrs. F. G. BaumgarJner,
ave a very interesting talk ejcpresing
the' good work Mrs. Brogdon
iad. for 1 to. f>lnii Mto ,mi~
-vv v.MM, 4 & i-aiivuo I Iiufins'1
presented Mrs. Brogdpn witlVTT
eautitul Kilt that in its way expressed
the sentiments ofHhe'entire club
or its departing member.
Those taking part In the affair
/ere: j\lrs. Katie Love, Mrs. Franes
Weeks, Mrs.. Frances "-Thomas,
Irs. Josephine Belton, Rpv7"and Mr3.
t. E. Brogdon, Miss Julja Mae Broglon,
Miss' Sadie Brogdon, Mrs. Lurfte
'aul. Mrs. F. Ci. Bniimyardner. Prof,
nd Mrs. R. A.f-Thofrnss, Mrs. T. B.
lildebrand, M!rf. O. V. Lewis, Mrs.
Uicp Petigrevjt Mrs. Lucile Jackson,
lT5. R7-e>Chabncllo and Miss M.It
iarrison.
A salad course was served. Seytr1
guests called during the hours of
he reception. . f
NOTICE?FASHTONREVLF
One of the lhost picturesque and
olorful events of" the season, a Fahion
Revue, Avill be given by th<>
hird grade clhss of Howard School
rnder the direction of Miss M. Walace.
Costumes tvom as far back as
he Colonial Days will be displayed
>yythe children. Besides this, talentd
members of Columbia's social set
till appear on programme, Dont
uiss this, Wednesday, Decoinber 19th
i't_Sidney Park Church.
Watch for the jlate bf the big
olored doll contest' 5 ~~
* NOTICE
AH ^members of the Congaree Me*
lical Society are requested to be pre-'
ent at the regular meeting Wedneslome
of Dr. L. M. Daniels.
^Business of importance,'annual relorts
and election of officers. Dr. K.
V. E. Muggins of Greenville will be
he essayest for the overling. Dr. Hug
fins and a number of. other Doctors
ind friends from Greenville will be
lown. Dont fail to come out. .
Dr. L. "M. Daniels, Pres.,I^r.
1^ H.^Hallman, Sec.
??-STw?trUK^S?CHURCH
Stl Luke's Episcopal Church serii.es,
Sunday morning, December ' >.
'rayer Service 11:30 a. m., this will
>e conducted by Mr. N; E. Lewis and.
rlr. Carter E. Williams, Lay Readers.
dr. Lewis will conduct the service And
dr. Williams will read the lessons ami
:crmon."
The Rt. Rev. K. G. Finley, bishop
if the diocese will preach at the 8:00
>. m. service.
The choir will render excellent muiic
at both services. .
All communications are urged and
Vlends arc askod t6 attend.?
Church School at 4:00 p. m. Y. P.
v L. at 5:00 p. m,
ESS TEES CLUB NOTES.
Miss Maria Williams, was hostess
:o?the Ess Tees on Thursday, Nov.
J2nd. Amid a setting of ferns, tables
were arranged for whist.
AAA A uv wl CO twuiauw 11 ? (I a
Found that Misses Jones and -"Mack
would have t0 draw for first prize.
Miss Jones was the- -lucky young lady
and received a beautiful atomizer.
Miss Nance cut consolation and received
a lovely box of linen correspon
dence cards. Miss ,Sartor received
the booby, a miniature turkey.
A salad course with Russian-Hca
was served/DIE
LUSTIGE DUTZENDA LITERARISCHE
GESELLSCHAFT.
On fFridav- evening, Nov. 30, Die
Deutchere had as its' charming and
amiable hostess Fraulein Annie B.
McGraw at her home on Blossom St.
The jolly bunch was joyfully and delightfully
entertained by Fraulein McGraw.
A part of the evening was
given to the discussion of unfinished
business. The latter part of the-evening
was given to the discussion of
the topic: "Gesellschaft Spirit." Each
participating with the discussion.
The topic was elaborately, interestingly
and authentically discussed.
Each Deutchere was possessed with
much enthusiasm.Die
Gesellschaft was very much delighted
to have as its guest one uf
the popular and charming beauties
of the city, Fraulein Pariscina Sartor,
o member of the Royal Sixteen. The
appetizing course consisted of
cold slaw, chicken salad on lettuce
la^ves and saltines, punch and cake.
The members wished that the whole
evening could'Tfave beer, spftht Wlttl
Fraulein McGraw.
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; Y. M. Ct'A. NOTES
The Y is planning ils Christmas j
party to take place- seen. Young la- ^
dies who are. desirous of becoming' I;
members are askeii to meet with -the jj
active iiieinbi'is oil Mouday December
10th.at G:.'10 in the Y. M. C. build- V
i'ng. Misses G. Vincent, it. Glascue,
E. Anderson, L. Nelson,- V. Washing- j,
ton, L. Smoot, K? Washington, V. b
Ka'nowf C. Mack, K. Wallace,. A. For- ^
rest, M. Frazer, M. Garrison, N, 'jj
"Nance. M " EvTcs. K~.~ .nrhn.ion, H.?
ur_?t.. II u'?. ir iim 1 Ai 1
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Wallace arc urged to .be prt-sent. ij
. Promptly i?t^:00 7>. nrTt'ho rehears-- b
al for-the play, June, will 'begin., All M
members are a^ked to bring their to
books with them. Messrs. Buvtony p
fCanrtoni Nelson and Beverly Bo Ik its [j
are aa^ed to bo present at the'" Y. K
^Building. f,
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A K B AI. J HANKS! .IV 1 > (, SI I M'KR I'
On Thanksgiving day, "after that) j';
splendid game between A. LT, and !j
S. C. Miss Gussie Anna Davau-lt en- to
tertained a few of her friends at hi-r to
sister's ^ s;
2-121 Calhoun Street.
THe guests were JMitfs Ivssie Able j
And Mn-^illi# Con ware. 'of Oraiige'"buvft;
Missj Clementine Guridiron, 'Mr. *"""
Willie" Kppb of Asheville, X. V:; Miss
SalTie B. lbivan.lt, Mr. .lames Wnsh-j 'i
ingtonl Miss Ruth E. Guridiron, Mr ]
James Williams of Charlotte, N. (!.; ~
Miss B. Totto of Spartanburg and. .
Miss Elizabeth U. Brown, Mr. Wal-. ,
lace Itei<jU-?of Suiuter, 0. ir,A !1
Mis? 0. A." f)avault was^hostes- J1
and Mr7*S. Brown host. A jdelight l ti.'
supper was ;servedr^:T!fir~inc'nu ~wus ?
us follows:grape frtiil with cheiTies* H
Thicken salad, with saltines, but't'e:
foils." Kntrlish ponsf, si piled- point i
roast pork, .macaroni with cheese, cof
fee, cake and punch, mints. The sin \\
per was enjoyed by all. The out-of- .{'
town, guests did. not return'" to then h
various^- homes* until Monday after- "
noon. . . L
After-the supper, all pf the guests ;v'
marched into a ltxpu which was beau-'
tifully.?decorated for dancing. I'unclv-P
was served throughout the danei .
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' LANCASTER NKWS.
The Columbia A'i i\l. H. Conference
held at the St- l'aiil A. M. K.- church,
this city with Bishop John llurst,
prcsukng-a^a Kev. . G. UWe":\ p:i>
tor, thy week of the 20th was an
t>ver\vhelmirig success. More than 200
ministers front' parts of the?State
attehdod, excluding * Visitors and
friends. Night and day ;the church
was crowded. The opening address- jC
cs were all good; In .- response to ?
them I)r. D. II. Sims of Allen Uni- ?
versity spoke, in the highest apprecia- '?
tion. -.Gladly do we take oil' dflv hats <!
to this our own Dr. Sims for his ex- <;
cellent .'response find address on lulucation
the following Thursday night. :
Some... of .the best, eihu-atprs from thi.- <
a?id other States 'atU'iuled. -The r-f*d*1
lowing made addresses that all enjoyed
extremely; much m. the persons
of Dr. E. 11. Coit of New Yqj3ci. Dr.
E. H. McGill Columbia, Dh. T. J.
Miles Columbia and our own Dr. Adi\.JI
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U111S 1JVUII u1 1 111'UH'K.V "1 cviivii v> i(_j - i ,
versity.
? '...Sunday the adjournment?-an over
j whelming crowd attended . from all j
j parts of the State. ' It was said by'! ,
TBishop IIui'sl that the choir rrmlvyriV-1
i some of the best music ever heard in;;
the State; the organist of this choir
is a graduate-of Allen University in,
the person of Mrs. \\\ ti. Owens', wife-J
of the pastor. 1
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The chui'eh was c'dmfbrtably av- ~
ranged" an dall enjoyed a pleasant.
Sttay. Sunday Bishop ljlnrst preached ,
one of the^'e'^t soYtnons ever heard.; j
He gave all who listened the best ,
food for thought. We are glad to
welcome Bishop and Mrs. Hurst to a-*;
bide in Capital City, Columbia.
Several- ministers were ordained ;
and given charges. This was.said to
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have been one of the best A. <M. E.
Conferences ever held.
We gladly welcome .Dr. Carroll, the
Hew A. M. E. ?ion pastor to this city.!
Sunday he preached a nexcellent sermon
enjoyed by all. ,
The Washington Baptist church is
holding wonderful services. .A new
The Lancaster Training school is
progressing nicely. Monday night,
Dec, 10th, we' plan a great J'Mock
i Conference"' Bishops. Presiding El--ders,
preachers and members are hard
at work. - Wa plan, raising a sum . as?
large as the Big A". Mr-JL Conference .
held late,\ here. . : <
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i The garm between Chester^and Lan
. caster was a hard fought one. The
( score 12-12. We are always glad to
t1 welcome D^. and Mfa. Martin nnd^
their co-workers to Lancaster.
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A LIFETIME I
CHRISTMAS GIFT
" "Would 1 -c a uoixl jinirt" ;t~T?"" :
T1" make a small weekly ;U . . 'as.il en
J ! on,. of our ?*xc< Hetit upright or' .
I j>layer, 01 grand'' |nijnos,.,.?u?' clej
live,r?d^ ^0ir?stma- 1vve, |alanee
I pnjTiTile convenient term-i, "with|
out interest. Art ' I'uirkh; il' you.
? desire a paino for".! hrtSftmas'; . '
Malone's. Music Iftiuse,
a 1I2S Mai" si ? I'lnno-rAm? j ?^
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f- That Baby \ oii've
Longed For .
? Mrs. Burton Advises Women on
gj MrrHrrrhocil"and <. uinpanions'lup
* -"For several .years. I was denied the .
,.f >" 1 V. .1 " ?
muiiivi I'lVUU) W MIL'S lUl'S.
r?M-iuaii't?Duri<.ii?of. Kansas City.
c< _"I"was terribly nervous.-arid subject to
? periods ol' tCirible .suffering and mel??uheholia.1?Xmv-I
am the proud moth-?
y j r of a beautiful Little" daughter and
O a true companion aha' inspiration to . * *'
i.uy husband. I believe hundreds of >
dher women would like to know the
? secret of my, happiness, and I will
j>~crtartiy reveal "it-tu- an\ married wo*
',*! man" who will write inc." , Mrs. Bur- ,
? "t<1.n olfers her advice entirely without-^??:
V hai'uv. Sitv has i,?.liiir.-J- .-Vih T.et
<j> ers should be addressed to Mrs. Mar
fi' SfUet Burton, 21 T_ _Massachusetts,".;'
Kansas CityT 5Io. Correspondence will
'm> strictly. confidential. . j
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Hallman's Tonsorial
| Parlor
? >: * First Class Work?
o i . Courteous Service
All Types oTTktrlier
o in;jf Work Dene. y :
"y -hhl t.ervais SI., Columbia, S. C.
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1:35 p 27 Cluu li stuiiX'in. 27 1:45 p
j| 4:45 p. 28 Cio-Cbai lesion 28 4:57 p.
I ^1(1:45 p. 10 Colun?l>ia-Ci'n. 0 G:00 a 5:80
a 24 Columbia,lax'v'l 28 1 1:00p
J 5:20 p 24 Colli niliia-?lax'v'l 28 ll:00p
I 11:00 a 8 Colunibia-A iir. 7 5:00 p
J 1^40 p 14 ('olunibfa-Sy'v. 18 10:15 a
1|0:30 p. 28 Columbia-Char. 24 5:86 a.
[l 10:05 a 18 Columbia Char. 14 2:00 p
U 10;40 p .11 Columbia-X lias. 12 5:20 a
4:55 a 15 Columbia-Cluis. 10 2:20 *
|f~1,2:56 p. 2 ColHiubia-So'li'iar 1 4:00n
10:20 p 10 Columbia-Green 15 7:05
10.55 a 18 Columbia-SonVa 17 G:16p
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