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I * * The Ajax Deluxe Orchestra ; wi ^ Academy pn Christmas evening. * ?: Mr. and Mrs. '"Solomon Guiy:nar< ^Hwith their baby boy, spent Saturda ftjGplumb.ia_as .the quests hf ttov, aft HMrs. W. II. Bo\vniaiv on I'ine Strce j^MThey remained oyer till "Hrht to sc IA ?'_ Imuvi ?;mi t>IU*HHIlUll. an 1 IMS W.i have tendered tbeiiv-^rcr>TRr.at;on t take utTyct January 1. I.')'"!,?They w i leave" for-San Antonio, T$l, former! Itheir home. They wish tQ thank a! members and citizens for .the heart; cooperation they received in. -thei |yo*rk during the six years they re t Mr.-R._Ei Anderson of Smith Uni ,versify, 'and'Mr. James' Benjamin' o [Sumter, will b$r<^he tiuests .of, M> Jf. S. Anderson during the holidays. Miss Jannie E. AndersoiTTs expert ed in the city Monday, IVcemhei 24th to spend thp holidays wjth he many friends after a three month; Miss Katie R. Knox will spernl he Xmas vacation in Norfolk, Virprinij and Windsod, N. C., with Superviso Rachoai A. laiton. She wll return t< begin Her school work Jan. 2, jt929 Misses Annie and KaJtio Plair hav< returned from New York, where the) spent a' very pleasant summer xvitl thoir uncle, Rev. J. "O. KheJJ. Mis: Katie Plair is hack in Irm?. R. C. to resume he.r school work. Miss Ah nie Plair .specialized in Domestic Ari at Hollins Industrial school in Nev York.Cityr She is'at home- for busi Iness ai i.fiiu AlcDuUic Ave. MRS. W. M. ANDERSON OF 1)E. - i'ROIT, Mini.. FETED. On December the 7th, Mrs. Waltei Brown of 11227 Harden Street, enter. taiited with a dinrjer party for Mrs W. M. Anderson, formerly of Culunv ! ' bia, but now residing in Detroit, Midi IXt 9 o'clock the arty, consisting o! . . eight ladies, was .ushered -iifto the 0 dining room by the hoslc.;$_lQ tLDtl the table beautifully attjye?l ? r- , L ter piece of real Irish. Isko and a 1 cut glass vase of ferns and roses. I When the guests were" stated the hostess, Mrs, Walter ro ri, served If orange coktail, fried thicken, rice Iff and?brown gravy, green peas, macnIJI roni, sweet potat0 soullla with'marshI iff mallows, colfee, -hot rolls, jello with jl whipped Cream and cake, and after J dinner mints. fl Mrs. V. IC. Wilson presided at ^the if piano and rendered several -beautiful |2 selections. Everybody expressed their (1 fry .and at 12 o'clock departed for 8 their respective homes; after wishing 8 Mrs. Anderson much success in her * new W ; On Monthry" night, Dec. 10th Mrs. it Sam Clark of 1202 Oak street entevA tained for-Mrs. Wm. Anderson with |*a party of twenty ladies. Mrs. Clark served p cinch anil sandwiches throughout the afternoon. M.rs V. K. Wilson iniil Mrs. Walker presided at the ]>iano. The afternoon i was pleasantly spent with games and music. After which everybody wish ed Mrs. Anderson much success in her I new home. The hostess Mrs. Sam I Clark made it very pleasant for the L guest and Xrionds-.?? ? I On Wednesday evening, Dec. 12th I Mrs. Frances Brown, of T3T5 Assem[ bly street entertained for Mrs. W. M. I Anderson, of Detroit, Mipti. I During the afternoon about seventy I friends called. The hostess made it I very pleasant during the ^evening for the ma^y friends in attendance. Afl ter enjoying a promiscuous tete-a? tete with old friends," for the honored 1 guest, Airs. Anderson is a former * C6lumb.an,-and listening to the music 1x i win i itc ucuuiiim wrnm|nrjnicy me hostess served sandwiches and punch. At 12 0*clork" everybody left for the'r homes. # ' ' " J ' 4 ? , On* Thursday evening, flee. 13th, Mrs. -Bessie- WaHter of 728 Laurel St., entertained for Mrs. Win. AnderAbout one hundred guests ended during the afternoon to hid Mrs. Anderson_?arewell.? .?-? , The Living Room and Dining Room were opened into one beautifully decorated with fern, and flowers. The hostess serv6d saricL.iches and punch and pickles, assisted by Mcsdamcs j Legg andcWilson. The evening was' delightfully spent ,Avirth music ayd games and.ut llj.'iO* the hostess hud: ] ? all the ladies tu assemble in the par- ? lor. Mxa.^Vm. ManigaulL**uting as spokesman made a wonderful talk I and then jshe asked all^of the ladies I to express themselves toward Mrs; | ' Andersop's departure; and all express! cd their regrets at her leaving. She I left Friday morning" Jor her future" t' home Detroit, Mich. At l'j^n^ffvbodv ' V .expressed themselves as having cull joyt'd the evening and depart: d. - WARD ON'K SOCIAL CU B TTTTj J ' The Ward . Ope' Social Club, met oh ^ Tuesday night, December l ^th,. nt.' lhe ... residence of llr. C.- Johnson, on Sum- * ter Street. It was an interesting J Cv ?meet in;,' as it was the night for the., kctlcn o? ctVicersV After the election ^ h: club fie tilled tomiake theaOrphah>' ^ : Home a donation for Christmas of ^ I J ..r.n.l tile Uid Folk's Home tile ' jj .-'.uni offo.feO. Thp club is planning I pile of 'I 'ic boat invitational dances o?n 1 jj New Year; nigh I tl-.At lias cum 1 K't ll given. It Will be given at the Odd ' v i Fellows'-. Hull. Cjme and enjoy a i liajyiy evening.' Goo.! order is our , ? naittu. ' . ti.???T?T ? ; ' ==j= ? j The club made Mr. Butejs.a prudent i ^ of $10.00 on . December "10th. . Mr. i j. Hales is ah ineniber"of the club ' ~mtd one of the founders of the cUd?. ' Ik' gave an interesting lecture, lie.' is now df Ne\V York; CityThe club is giving for the ill em hers " and their guests a banquet during d1 r thu holidays. ' : TT r . There will be a Cfl.ll meeting Sunday afternoon; important business to-he " transacted. -?- < On closing 'the meeting the pre-, side'nt extended the members a. "Mer-" '' ? ry Christmas and a I happy New ' ' |.Yrnr." : ? ? ?t-4 -? v.---" - ?5? . . f - * 1 '= . M. C. A. NOTKS , ~ i . . ?* ^ | -".The t J iris " Y" 'C lub .wishes to Send ' , greeting^ to its many members and J friends-ibnr^thi.s jntpei'. Ready: to I? J begin a new year With furnishing a V' ;|tt*ading roofca as its goal, it again ? ^ j seeks. V^ur cooperation. Youn.tr and , ] old folk find welcome at thy . Y. A- , . mong this, most cheerful and ehcige- ^ tie group are blisses Cilascoc, Na.kci, Watts, Ande.rsbn, Vincent, Washing- j, ton', It jack; Frazier, Manee, Nelson, Boykin, Forest, Sinoot, Wallace, Carrison, Watson, and M"rs. Wariey. 7 ?The officers a?'e A1 iss Wallace, I'ret sident; Misses Frazier and Watson; ' Secretaries and Miss Nelson, Tryas- , . 4 ' .. ' i . I! y*" ; [A ( "'Alter the regular nicotine:, ilex; *; Thursday nigi.t, January M a so- *; . . . * tl ' cird v. ili dvc given at 8:0/) that night.' T.> this ;thc -Y'*invites till ladies and gentlemen :rcc. ? . . ! Visit, JLU1* Y. W. CV A. Building. ^ ' k . In , itiE?rrASr END SOCIAL CLI B v > . -'n rlhe East End Social Club was en- >' /' !'i . j tertanied -by?SijLir Minnie?PorieV. ^ .' We had r.^ very;, interesting meeting. ;)1 ^ Cappers conducted the meeting. We ,u 1 had a very large number of members. ^ i - AXter- the transaction of business (.. Mr??^ Porter refreshed -us -witlr deli cious courses. . : ? ' pi RADIO RMf'I Al r I l it ? T . "v k< I Tlw. j,* ftf n... o IIIVIIIUVIO VI- IMV ntUMU tMHTlUI ] 'Club hold their last meeting for the ,,] year on Tuesday night, Decembor^.18,' |,, and .finished all business for 11C28. IMuns were made for two dances j,, J which are to be given in this month. ,v The .first Jahuary meeting will be ~ IT special meeting for t$p election ol a ollicers for ~ We, the members' o'C the Radio Social Club, who have tried to help the w ] social world during 1928, in our faint ,.t way of thinking, are giving a breakfast dance an Xmas morning at the Vl [Elks' Dancing Casino from .1:00 to 11 Sj | And on-thg-nlght-of the 28th,-wtywitf' ? | entertain you with a Christmas Hall . which will be given at the Odd Pel- (j lows' Academy,.|rom 8:20 until. ;j ( MR. X. W. McGJIEE DIES IN CO- <0 Ll/MBIA. j hi I Mr. Arntte Wayman McGhec died , fr | on Mpnday evening Dee. 17, -at 7:00 ar I o'clock at the Good Samaritan ;hospi-! tal, after an illness of several months j fa ; The deceased was horn in Cam- th JL** n ? 1 * ' - ? nnf| wng |rtp g.in nf l^niT, , j L. i>i Mrs. ("has. R. McGhoo, of that w city. Mr. McGhoo is survived by one : brother, Mr. Chns. - R. McCJhee of he I Columbia, one sister, Mrs. Rosa M. h< J Smith of New Roehelle, N. Y., two Ih I nieces' Miss Charlie May Smith, New th I Rochet, N. Y.. and' Miss Geraldine i W. McGhcb, of Columbia. da | "The br.dy yras taken to Camden. j-S?G..' rn Wednesday, where brief fu- tu neral services were held at 'Collins' an ^Mortuary- at * 8 pA'li'ok. ~ Rev: Tr 17 ~~ l' William^, officiated. Interment was , F.' made by the side of bis parents. fair ' r , , THE PALM En MAKKl.U.i: ANN()t'NClLNfEN'ty ~ Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Stroman wish lo announce 'the marriage jof their uusin, Etta, to M.. L. Dixuti, Monday December 17, 11)28. At home Boo-. \er Washington Heights, Columbia, ?>. 0. "" " . . * 1 'LANS MADE FOR CHRISTMAS "> BREAKFAST TEA DANCE One of the'loveliest efetils of the aason will he" given Tuesday mornt>g-fromT?T()() until 1():.'10 in the Odd FMIonv's Ballroom. ^J'he ballroom, will- be *'decorated \ ith Cliri 1 mas wreaths aud red and_ rreon lights and Christmas trees; It VIII present a scene of holiday cheer HHI?gra.vttfyv? ??-?... i ? IW1 UK' .1J1 VtlMUM , )qneA- includip the; distribution of atractivo favors sui|h as decorated hats torns?and "other novelties and?the 1 fi rowing ^of eiiufetU to add to cariiv at I'llVi'l1. r f'h.Miit'i inn s arc "invited' t() -attcncT ho affair. **" ' . _I ' t xixi/rv; MIX"news? ? llcv. M. IT. Kaddy anil Kev. G. S.; IcMillan have returned from, their J 'oilfervYiee. -and went to their new , adds of work Sunday. We arc indet'd orry 'to >ee. these divines leave us. ? iinve it is pur lot to separate we, ? dghly . recommend theni to the poo-J* lie on their now work. ^ j W iv als<?--estji)(l to Uie new pastor r f Trinity M. IT chunh a hearty wel-' ; oiffc tlr^our historic, city* * The news has reached us that Rev. ? . H. ;IJurns pastor . oft 'J&ty. Uleasant i y.. M. IT church is pastor again for ; tuiik We arc?fr'itd. Hoi. Hums?fc- ? pttod pccartnyn 1 : 77 *??~?-r~ S urge number of people have F eon *s:ck for the [ast two weeks.' J 'i:e l'Ui certainly ^jfjiuse yon had. Mrs. (J. A. 1'ark'er.s friends are tUul to six* iu r out. again after a; J eek's iljness. % j j Miss Mary Lou Smith is( home for j he holidays. ' Mrs. .Helen lvolley was called to. j reein ill<? Saturday to her daughter j 1 .-> uvn.->na'. . El T "I St?rvu-es :if B^thlehern wore propel, j m ev. Allen T. Pixon- preached two >] vent sermon's. Rev." Pixun's mem-j ] ;>rs ami yi'sitinv*. -friends are -so 1 (j i aches- battel' and better. . I Prof. njid' Mrs. 11. \V. Rices Miss n-'. \v'hfnrmj?; MK M. C. Lark, Mrs.j 2 . .13. Dean .and Mrs. (J.. A. Parker 'tended the Principals' Council Sat- . * iTlay at Brewer Normal school. i " c1 The black camel death visited our; j >v.:i anil community on Pec. 4th and uVonly took away from-' us, out' be-i j >ycd luoiiu;il Henry. Lewis Butler^j *4 ho was sit k only" eiffht days. Our <-4 >\vii and church have lost one of its <* i.niitc st jewels; t'fte widow an all'qc- ^ rotate laishand; lite children a lov- Ji iiv-father. .He leaves a wil'e and ten * i id re n, three j mothers, One sister . % nd'a host of relatives and friends ^ > mourn1 his loss. .1. R. Dean & Co.;i ^ '"i.'i'1-'!'' I> had chartre._ of the body. Irs. Kuuiee P.-. (toddm'an, pianist, layed . softly aim touehintfly the fu- /J ri al march." as"Hie' casket was psh-T ^ i.l ' i ii , i ' j >' in I 1 ^ t it miu me .cnurrPv ^iut ine oas- | .4 vcp/<i?huedt.thQ.choir softly sang: -1 In ' ft- hind "whore we'll never grow, *" d:" IvuJor y--Short talks were made , rfti / the following persrtns: 11. L. Cut- ,y r as . a gbtm.li a nth society member^ Dee.ion Charles Detin; as a choir $ ;' O reinber by i'.ro. II. C. f happell;as a <: i,",l)lior by lire. P.. J, (liHiilllliin; as o school trustee 1?y Bro. A. S. Stevens V > I'unola 11 iti ioo r.ung in a mur.tM >uchihg manner?"a solo: "It is well Ct th my soul." Miss. Inez Williams,' ^ 'presenting: the student .body and ^ iciilt ,\j of Ninety Six graded school 'it ?ad t|r following- resolution oi re- <> i<S;t. , " "v": . " ' | g | a Whereas:. It has pleased Almighty. ^ od to remove from this life Henry & tnvis Bill lor, a beloved citizen of our O lir. eity and angel of jricrey and a o oat bono factor to his fellowmpn in | ? s life time. , J8 Whereas, Brothel- Butler Was' a <> lend and supporter for many years p id a tiMlstee of this school, and j ^ WTicrcas in his death wo-have sus- *** mofl Tvni inestimable loss. XloMtdtrrr: Be it resolved, First X* at wo bo\\* i..'..limbic submission to *j* v will- of-him, who-<luoth all |l]jiigs & ell. , y : Second, that our deepest sympathy X extended to the family in this sad ? tur, while we pray the Father,in!? raven to strengthen them to bear ?j? eir griCf. ? ' i^!" Third, that1 wc declare a half holi- *?* i.v for the-funeral. ' j ** Fourth, that copies of theige resolu: ms he "sent to The. Palmetto Leader d to the family. . *t* TlespectTully, j X iculty, Student Body of Ninety* Six Graded School,'Ninety Six, S< C. , t 1 ' ' ^ -p ro LEADER , : ' A BARGAIN OFFER . ? : ? '* We have rnUde arrangements'witli Uev, J. W. Witherspoon, the author of "A Lreatli ot' i he Mu^'-^-a I&uutLl'ul ! volume ot poems and pro A: w ritings?whereby \\'e jire able I to offer exclusively Vu the feauprs. of '1 lie 'Leader,' tins volume at 11 ALL l'KK L. , i ' < ;; 4 ' ' . . % * We also ,ha\e a volume ol paper bound poems> entitled I "Amateur l'oems" by Lull|eH<Jad.son, Which soil.for 25c. ; - We are oU'eno# t'o old and tiew mi!>scrDTS alike, as loiig as tliey last, l'nr the following prices: f .iTlie Palme'l t <> I .ond< r -1 veniv _-2'.r - _ ?2 .'00 I ~A Urealh of The -Muse _ _ ' ' 2 00 A ~?? >> nuiaivur rooms - ?? '. 1 .?"5: ' - , " Totm r .-v 1.25 % r. ' ' ' ' ? t ThtfLeader? 1 tear (with hooks included) $3.00 ! To take advantage of this ott e r, t lie .<.",.<?() ma>< accoiiipafly your order lor a year's Mthseript ion to The l.ondmv If !. you are paying up your hack suhsrrip-t ion dues. simply add ] . onp dollar ($100) to your *2.00 Tor The Loader, ami we j -. hirtii^lic books post paid to .your address. , r "The Palmetto Leader H ? H V 1 .'i 10 Assembly St., 1 - Columbia. S C , - " . ' :^4 . ^vr - ' i --.ni I'HOxNE 5(120 y INSIKE YOl It CLOTHES PAUL. & MARSHAI.O '</S <J4i.\NHHS &. DYLIKi ; ?? we make Uld Suits Look Ntiw 1 ? And New Ones To Fit You* Quality And Service To All ? 1 + ' * v . _ II.-T. .MAKSHAl l.. Mur. 1917-101!) TAYLOR STRLLT tOIA DIBIA, S. C. Lbuynqw T Cash or Cr?d it ^ f ' y Furniture, StoVes, BeTls, Blankets, Vi tr.olas, ^ 7 Records, Trunks Dolls, 1 oys Everything for the Home The Standard-Furniture Co. ir - I. j. LEEVV, Mgr. ?-XII Z__ OvVTiecl and Controlled by Colored People, , I I 15 Washington St. ~ Phone 7?)6^ ~ . Columbia, S. C. We Stand Back of Our Wnird. . * ' ': . ' . .* J -.*?. . WE use oi.ly UK) per cent nin e Won! r'TTtTTTT? . ' "v r- . : ' ; ' . - , ' ' : \ I WE haver for your personal selection more than .. . three hundred patterns and with all that. *<mV prices art- reasonably low. To -^o .lower wonld sacrifice quality. Owen & Paul 4 ailors 1117 WASHINGTON STREET PHONG tiilU.T owooodocpt'?X'ooo oooe cho ooo > oooooooooooo ckjooo [??* ?)? ?|? % ?* ?* j* <1* ?% *x* ' liONOS - BONOS A LI., KINDS Fidelity Executors- Administrators, Guardian and Bail Bofids hrnternnl Officers \vho handle Iheir I.odircs money should he bonded *f SEE I'S OH WRITE t'S )\ V ? . " ' . ' N. J. FREDERICK. Alorncy 'X' ;* v v v V ?* V ' r, * V"... *> - . PA(itt-tH*VKN , ?- v < ' 7- .. ^ y *? y y > *> ?> y y ?> >???> >> > ?r? O ?> > ?> m ?> y y ? .. T|HrqadwuV'Oairjr- | _ ji'l Lunch \. ;- j? I Pri:Vl>A^ & sitTin^. i J* \\'hen -yyij want gof.d thingf ? ? ( 5* to eat, corny in. Good l'jace foi , ^ 5 Ladies atid.Cents.' " , . *<i t 1). W. WOODS, I rd|?. I j 'gnos W^hli^ton st. i'iioiit- ;>m | POItO SYSTEM ;j Seal]/and Hair Treatment 1 Personal AppTy to v fj MISS EANNIE (.1HUES 825 Assembly St. i ROBERT'S STUDIO j Superior (Quality Photographs ' ~~ j Copying, Enlarging. Framing, KodaK~ Finishing^. 7 . ^ 11 lit \\ a^hinuton St. (!iiliimti!? o , 1] I 1MS Evans' Hair Grower ; . and Beautifier > - . ? 1 tu -nt'iin. !nj?i4(-n- uml -Ueuultfy V ~ ^ Hit. hair and jrivc it a lustrous ap\ pc'araiu'tw- It is nut tic of ingredients. t<? do away with llandruli" and eur?/ rritatial.. syulffs . 5*^ ; harmful ingredients. it is absolute ly i>ur<y. ' ? I'hone. . ' . | A LIFETIME CHRISTMAS GL^T i Would l>f a Hood paino. "S"011 f.tn 1 :j make. a small vieekly dej^vsit on ? -j? *"olu<?uJ?our excellent?bpriuhl?xrr * I player^ or nrand pa inns, to de_ 1_ ( hri^l ina~ la r. ' l.a!nnco . pa-y:;jilf o:i < <>n-. cim'u'n K ims, with- ' ' -lout inly-rest. .Vet ?titi.fkly i?? you Ucsiro-a piH?H? tor 1 hrisimasTMalone's .Music liuuse I42h .Main Sf?. l'lioii(>.>21 (I J | That Baby You! re I 1 1 " | . iiuiigeu ror? I Mrs. Hurt (in Advises Women on i Motherhood and Companionship . ' K. ' For several years I was denied tlvy J.' '' Messing of motherhood," writes Mrs.Margaret Burton of Kansas City. } 'I was terribly nervous and subject tc ? pyrloifs,of terrible suffering and melv aneholja. Now I am the- proud nroth-w of a beautiful little daughter an<J E>7 i true companion anu inspiration to A t'ny husband- 1 believe hundreds .of ^ ther \vonien would like to know thV secret ' of my happiness, and I will - ' TJ gladly reveal it to any married wo man who will-write-me," Mrs. Bur v ton olferjt her Ud.viee-entirely without .iiartre. She has nothing to sell. Let- " " 'ers should ho addressed to Mrs. Mar?j? gaiet Burton; 2"17 Massachusetts, Kansas City, Mo. 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