Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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p. Saturday, January 4, 1930 * *1 . ttPS^T y * * i? Mr. and Mi's. Frank Sumniorfiold, Mr. and Mrs. tieorjre Johnson of Au?j Kustu wore visitors in the eity during ; the Christmas Ivl days. 'While in tne city I neywere guests ot Wr. and Mrs. R; J. Madison, Mr. and Mrs. \Y. E. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. 1!; A. Thomas,' and 'Mr arid Mrs.' II.. \Y. Baumgardner. Mesdaimoi Mamie (..'nlnian.. 1'ida In, , * gram and their.niece, :Miss Catherine D.ovthard, left on Dee. -2.4th for Wash-' inetit" '> C Minir V.?it.. tdlw. where they spent the -Christmas Indi-/ daj's. . . . ,J" Mrs. Christopher T. Garrett is up and. out after having been confined ? to her bed for over a month oh account -of serious illness. Ij- I :* . \ ' . ' 'A Mrs.- Theo. It. Almeida,'.jeft Thursday, Dec. 12th for her home in Ca-.en-'wich, Conn., aftei' having i spent 'n vfe'ry pleasant visit with her mother. Mrs. Mary L. Hampton at- 1221) lien-' d.efson Street. Airs. " Almeida was .plhased with the' successful settlement of the estate pf tile late Ralph Morgan of Cayce, S. C, "I ^ r- s?T ; :. - ' " !. Miss Naomi.M. Garrett, dean of the' school of langp-igi'v of. Rct.l is?Ac a -demy,, in Trenton, who , spent-the Christmas season with her parents here, has retvirnyd-to Tier work. Mr. .1. II. Mel amore nrriveiY'in t h< | City hy motor from Orange, X. J. ! and will' spend the winter with his j sister, Mrs.- Martha MoT,amore) who . lives at l'.ill lloidl. KC : ? Aiivmu" the many places tin- men) j hefs of thi' Junior tlslVer -Board of First (':ilviirv- Cliurch^visit.jsl. <hn in" 1 tile?holiilavsT~ were the .iriilovwonil" ?Camp ami Fnirwn4d-Tndti:si rial School. We Were eordially 'reei*ivetl ' at. licitTi places, '.A Christmas prs.urain wa-; rendered a I Fairwolil-?? ? ? ? T t. , Mrs. Helen Bnovn I'ne:h of New York City is in the city f?*\ a.' Tt>yv. -days;' - Mrs. I'ujih a former X'olnniliian. lived many years :! <> :il?t hi; corner of Harden and l.anrel Streets 1 where her mother the late Mrs. Vio let Brown. (Ireon lived for many Wears She expects to ret urn to New Voil< { after the Corloy-Curlis wedding, Tue"" I day evening-, .ton. 7th. Miss* Tuliii- Hi'li Thompson still remains ili'-al hrr home uti (Icrviiin St. > _. Her many friends wish 'for her :i speedy recovery and hope that s'tC will soon he aide to resume her studio ies at State College. '?: Mr. and Mi's. Satd Chandler niotov-j ed over to UiJgespring jmd spent the ji ft wool; i-nd with When f.tfhei. Mi. Hen-' ? ry Chandler. Mrs. Chantllet; en.iorVd. her.-sttf y very mjue.h, indulging in her favorite sports, hunting and horse M back riding. J* Miss I .firinne K. Hervin, a teaeher -nr-the High School in ITemmingway. L^*\ .S. C., entertained a few quests at herj homo Friday evening. Tliosj.-present it were Misses II. Dreher, C. Cook, Ag*M heS Williams, Ii. Nelson, R. Rntzmincer. and Messrs. R. Ross. J. Ad ams, J. Washington, Arthur Harper.' \Villis Boyd and Robert Mahry. All present spent a' delightful evening. Miss Willie. Mae Rnn/.y has return _^ed from Charleston, where she spent | B^.-' the holidays with tier sister, MTsTifall. - There was a family Christ Puis Tree at- the homo of the Williams' . 523 Sumter Street. Mrs. .McLoes jjV/ Rendered appropriate Christ-mas songs jjrhiUj-Miss .Evelyn Jones read a beautiful selection. Each member of the family received a very useful gift. , Mr. ?^nd Mrs. Levi Rubor of Wheat ' | Street entertained, a few of theirj| V Those present were, Mr. and Mrs.. - J/ames Heyward, i^trs. Alice Roof, Miss T, A. Willijyns, Miss Edina Johns.orv of Winston-Salem, K. C., Mrs. Ti. R_ MeI.eos and Mr. Luther Hey ward-of Chicago, 111. *H5 Mr?- E- W- McMillan loft' . r^ for Atlanta, Ga, their future homo - last Friday after spending the holi days with vtherr mother, Mrs Snllie Boozer. _?Mrs.--Naomi. Ivcy . of .Charleston,. BK.^-waa/a j>leasant visitior in the city-tfurP the week. jl Mr. Joseph A. Tucker is very ill at home, 2130 Gervais St. Mr. J.. Harrison continues ill al , Hardgir ===== . ? ' ' ' . 9 I ? ?? ? ..All's. VW-sloy Ft.nl has'returned to tin- city ai'tOi-sjU'ii liiijr several months in New York, VYaJutyjrt<>n and other northern' |l<>;nts. '.: J*'. Mr. -1 Vt<*'vl v UonmUr.ee. -Medical student id i!isitv is S| eiulllty liie .1,-' TTTI^ ~ in the.(ity with his piUeUlH. J Mr. XX. U?'i 11 ;i ri'liir is iniprovijijr at thf ^Vaverjiy- llo-pital. after a severe attack M' pn tinioiiia. . Kev. S. S, .Yo delivered tJ'u* 1 vi i) a Hr i | >n Uyi' ii d i f je ; in (leorjretown last Wedm -dav. ; :? Miss-Tivniiasitia Kirveii of Syracuse. ami. a simlujl <11 State Colli'ay w?s the* auest of \IMs. Mattie Lyles dmmni: tin.' fhri~tinits holidays: , Miss(Ma.iyv 1'. l!arveyv \vlu?. has c;hare;e; of tho -jnrliiiv school music, I .e\ -ii. Y. | i a iiw. lo.li.h.e* in the i-ily >\ith her n;uV>!ts-. This is Miss Jla.r\o\''* first visit al home in 'lour vi'iii..1 ? Mi. s hulh IT" \\n. also a Voai;hor in '1 o\ in;vtlon X- 'i;.." spout t^c ,hrriiririys in .tho c'fv with Mis.s Harvey. after vflmh slio \v:";s i;;h"ud to the bedside of hct'Mjothyn.whw was-1sekon seriously: iff. Mr. .AT >:? Vi al. Malj hail for her hbuso -guoSts. duj.ina t ho -holidayg," -her sTsTFiv Mrs.. James X, Coleman -of X.eW York Tit.v; Mrs". Colhnvah was before her imirriape, Miss Florence Yon I of tlrs city, hat for. the lust font years has made lfer hoi)fp fn New York (-'ityr' Thar mother, Mrs. lal'iaiV A't ill, ryj' !"'nMad? l|-?il., Is also home for tli,. o .vnfh d,f Jyirinrv. Mr. Cole I I I I J I IJ1 >) 1 . I I ? * I II Ml I ?> w M VVI\.-?, >t AvhleVl t : mi- * '"-v u ill. ?> >!.c t4Ve rel urn hy >l?.v in thrirVhiMniiieliaiii.? M is--- i JUtiix- WjiMs,'-who. lias been <m'ispese.?l1.1'nr 7IJm* past few ihiys*- is llilc In. 1 ',1 " lill In till- <lel ifllt ill' 111 I II -I" f i'rlrinl .. ?. O _ AT. % Mil's. -Mjitlif' Meller. Pbriii'erly of this i-ity. .v hn ha hoen making her h?M.ir?i-u?W 1 ' i .y T. .it I) (' ha s. re' 11: I'di I," ; !'1 ; y. M.r lias taker iiyiT iff hia>va?viiieiit .?t" I'iiTekiuy's Shn't.-rv I fit rher Simp. illlTl* Washintf^^ " ?lAihL;?Mi-lh'i'?hits many t 'h'ixis ! iv''\vliu v.-ill he ifhiil 't<>' lea'I'll I' hoi' ro^in'n. She ^elieits the |ist rounve ef' the ptihlie in her new unile.ita'l.fi.ii-. ? ' : ~~ r. .Mrs", 1 :.H i .1. ir?n:V-t'-.S Taylor St.'. 1 i'pi'!i'/ I.e. 1 dial1 'lie; 7TTT7T <h'ess niakin'n" e!a*s Vooin, -lull. *it!i. , J^Clr. William. l.t/'White left for his school. Sum lay 'after ,hjiviii?> spent the 'nilhlays ui'h his parents. . ' : i Miss Sailjt- "Veal of New Brookland ;pent tIvf;'-holidays <*ily with Miss Josephine- Whiti* on ll'raytm Ave ti'ue. ' . ?. ^ ' - | ' y- i- . --H COI I'MISIANS CIKSTS OF AiTltqgTAN3 1 >in i ii" I In..- fill j- nvi- In iliil-i v>- Mv and Mrs. Fi i'pdc Suininerfield; ' Mr. and . AI iv. (icorv.e ToTnjsTTt i and Mr. Cieorere Ilohta'r of Aujjusta ent riairt- j od a number >of 'their friends at the! Htirnmw#rtrl liojne in ' hbnd? of Mr. j and M . h'?A. 'I'lioinai . Mr. and Ml-'.! II. \V.'Haumiyardner. Mrs.: L. K. Kelson and Mr. (J. 15.- Murphy, Jr.. of Columbia.- . ' . ? . The Columbians are lavish in their prais,. of "(lie uno'iialleller) hospite.li-j iy"- of. the Auauslans.. < Hh'tSTM AS IN FI.OItll>.\ I'rol'e :iir I>u< Kcl t and family have ill's) 1 ret iii tic/l (Vtini m Irin into Flori (In. Th.ei.r I*iril sto|\' iti Florida was, .fncksonvilli*. Then l?y way of West; Coast. Tampa anil SI. Petersburg were visited, thence across the3 state to Orhindn; -The li'liii'll With hy.WilV Del.and and Paytoiia where they visited The Befhtuic-Cookiimn school I headed T?y~ .AIrs? -Alary- C. Bethltne. J Professor 1 hiekctt was. the. principal' speaker at the SiiipTay afternoon, ser-, vices. The next stop' was St. Annus-i tine. llVre they were the quests of; the President of The FloVida Normalj and (Vdleyiate Institute^ I >r. N. W. Collier. Professor-makys a Splendid report on Dr. Collier's school. Professor. Duckett says he wntj verv much interested in the soil of FIoitda and the fruit"TTyT lie has some first handed information ivitti i-ofrnrdsj to tile, fruit fly and the production! of ore lUV'os. i " ' . j intr so many of her schoolmates and friends, both in Florida, ahd (jeoitgiai THE ( IT/IT HF tT.l'B MOFRNS THK^ ftss Trr ATfTs. TTkwik It hns.oiily heen a few ditys ago since Father Reaper, deemed it expe-j flinnf t c* f?nmn irrti* nut* fit ill nntl tulfO ' from us one of our most beloved and most potent hjemhers, Mrs. Eunice Lewie. We feel that our chain of membership is much weaker today th<yi it was n few days ago because undoubtedly one of its strongest links is missing. Mrs. Lewie was always willing to do whatever she could. She was at all times genteel and pleasing lh ' iiiaikuer.l Wo, 11ke shall y kdL/Jt . .. , _ J THE PALMETT i . i miss her greatly: - ^ i:. V :/? TTk1 Culture Club. The Christmas exercises at, ' Kan; wold proved .quite a suecessin spite. of tht.r small attendance; The* pin-. | "Joy to The Worh'l.'V Scripture rend-. ' i?ig, Miss'EtheU Jy?hhson; Prayer, "Mr. , J'VK.-Hutler; Christmas hand, a story .. Alis*- Laura, Etherhlge; Christmas poem, Miss Annie; Blown.' The Com , ing of the Prince, Aliss Mary Hoover. ' j Song,."Oh Utile Town of. Bethlehem". t This interesting program wi s arrang L | Pd by Mrs. C. *A. Johnson. Ajr^. It. f+h?I'aul, picsident, made a few" re- ' | * . 1 ! marks after which was. the present a tion of the Christmas gil ts including fruit and- candy.-a?duel and ehoru- j v Liumhor by the Fairwold-gu'l^. M 1/ pah.; benediction. \V;> foun dlhe gir's 11 lieei ful 'aiiil left llii'iii happy. Thiihk'sjv , to all of those who ewntvihuted to the |^ufe?-.ess of'thi+C pivigrnin. - jj I PHILADKLI'ri IA (1TI/I1NS "SPKN.O ! ' j? >, . IIOI.IUAYS iiyjti: "???! Air. alid "AT rs ItiiiilfW* T Pondv of1' j Philadelphia, the . fuijilcr Miss lCdu.l ! ' f.LAgan of this city, and'Mr. and Mrs.j< j , ? (4 iJnnh K. TTenrv, also of Philadelphia.j were recent visitors in the ('ity. lie ' f>?re hefTTTTfriage Mrs?..Iienry..a 'slst ei ToT~Mrs. Pond was the former Miss Carrie Logan. I The .popular: Philadelphia .quartet-U enjoyed most of theholhLy season in] ' this city where, they were the/house;i guests of their parents, Mr., and Mrs ? < .f William Logan on Mhe Unrheimrlh i j HoaiU in the eastern section of (Yet lymhia. While Tiere they speni a part ] if- a .week "an t tiarleston visiting an-j fothtn- sister 'and 111 Savannah for a \ j night ictudnifigontr motor-trip in Their Special Nash Six that carried . [ t hem as tar south as the heaeltes neat laekeonville. to spend several daywith Mrs. Carrie Logan Walton or|i Jacksonville. % While here ttiey weic the guests at I y honor. lie fore, their departure Thil | day they were entertained- hy .Mi*> ] L let la 'Lemon at PJ2.M Dak Sti'eql : M.UKIIN-S <1111=1= } Tlu> ni?'nilu rs of the * Voting Matron's (MuI> were delight fully . enter- fainyd Tuesday, Deeeniher l~th L\ Mrs. Ruth Johnson in her Mwyujlil'iil home on Pine Street. When score [were counted Mrs. Grape Ruff held i jhighert for J'irst i"*'**1 At>.???;. n I Kiii Jmiiifror hclxl lowest whirh ir-?\ t 1 her the hoohv. . Mrs. M. I). Wallow .drew hiirhest !'?>> 'l-i( ? The.hostess served a delicious sal- x j ad eouVse. Guests' of the evenine j we're ' Misses'1 Ilattie. M. ('oniwell. Go nieve Vincent, R??ya Glaseoe.* l>Nth. 1 Butler and I.uey Williants; Mdsdnmes : Minnie Wakefield: the j*uesf prizi went to Mrs. I-ueile Wakefiehl. Tin j next meeting will lie held with M.r^ J I.oline Jones. Thnrsdiiy. .Inn _U, UWU-j-L at .1 fl.'fl^Henderson. Street. 1 FIRST CALVARY RAF I 1ST I : Clll R( FT J I. /I"he Sunday. School was well attend.' ' > (j with the teachers at their.- posts . ynd the lesson- was taueht--wi.th pn th'isiasm. - - ;?t The Christmas sermon hy the pastoi ' ..Rev.. S,. S. YonhtThlood was iiulctuL I Arospel treaty. Uev. Younjrhlood spoke;! 1 from the: passion of his. sofil and a' | \ the close of the sermon one' menihei A yns .nhhwt'lo Ihn oVoii-..W- u?-+ At 0:30 the. B. Y. I'. II.- was held with:the president t Mr. M. S. Stewart , presiding. The beautiful Christinas program was in ehavstre' ol'v Miss 'Rull ! F^. Watson. ' At 8 p. ill. the cho-ir Tendered ; v sacred Cantata "The Ueipn .if .ladali.' f ? Mrs. S. Hf*' younphlood directress Thin wtw indeed-44ach .pni ' ,-i tieijmnt played pari well. They at 1 "t<?.. he tMinpratulnted. Thrilled fheii "" hearers to the decree that it has been ; the talk (if the town all week. ? ? , i < I KlIXt lOW'OOl) (AMI? OCCH'ANTS ^ I1AVO1 KKKV ( 1STM AS j, With the bdtfinninp of the inonth"of. ( l)ecend>or the Christnui.s spirit heppu e with?the occupants id'?U'idpou uyd f? Camp; for every one does hfs part to make this day the acme of all flays |, \vith happiness.- The pavilion was heautifully decorated with everprcen In the law reception hall was placed | the vast Christinas-tree richly decor-j 4 ated with silver tins'els, cords',. oiTtfl'-'f ? mints and colored lights. Potted ferns, everprcen of holly t<vhich were I artistically placed about the room'and. walls, respectively, lent - rich profits- | ^ ion to its charni. j J To be assured that t he nurse and j patients would not fail to he the par i ticipants of a very merry Christmas, j ^ the fidlowinp friends and churches | ' hroupht the named pifts: <i un Saturday, i?ec. zisi, me r?u> | ? Claire Preshytltrian Church, Circle j 1 No. .1, (\vhLie through t'a vast basTieFj * of fruits? Monday, December 2.'{, the Junior tJshqr Board of Fij;st Calvary j ^ Baptist Church', Mrs. Marie HewiSl ! President," accompanied by the Misses +, Juliet Ratford and Rosolee .Jefferson, j 4 brought large bags of various kinds' J of fruit". This auxiliary had planned! * nurse and patients but due to some 4 detainment of the other members bad 3 to postpone it, which was keenly re- * gretted by the occupants. ?> Tuesday morning the pavilion was .< visited"by??tne "Jolly Gfiod Fellow"? * Santa Class, -accompanied by a group of Elks (white) who presented to 1 each patient n ntoeking of fruitn to UJ the grown-ups, stocking and toys to r ^ ? ? ?? ' j4* O T>KAT)FR . lie little* l"<.lie Ttusiiay aI'tvihloiVn .iwiiiiiih' iMlh, " ) in- 1)!.uik)iu'\"s nl I'hi}/ Holy .(_ v<jfis'.t~u? .Tiiu.ity 'jiuh ii . white; As U?e>r *aj)>mal en. tmlL?icVu pCTTrjsttijuii.l?VS ,i<> mu-h patTf*!^, tilk-ii \ith- It'll ttsitnil' nlhi'i'". rvrvii valiii- at j tarefs, amid whu/K w^i.s jvl.a ?<i it inall 144-il ioilil <lllisflllil> 11 f <" ' ;'i ] 1> i_.i .i,i : tu~y;ili'i'inati'il I'nr ,1'iil'h linx. Thv' v.i'i'.it'i'." t ' 'cvi'til'" I'xpci vi'iu't ti hus far was tIn- plavin^ n|"tlji' lounjl the till' Tur -da> j11ycht. k \ as siiLpi it/iirj; +?? sen. tW~ri'jhthcr t.V tan-els thai hail- imm'ii so-'fivittly-pri rriTil. I.ai -f and ijiall, Mony and hyrl, nuiiid and. st|iij7lR' add <)ti-ttVri>' liter- di-iV tiiyiial inn. etilor'Atnii d ? i 11? jnja 1 11. ?fu f,v t?ui, tin* nriuinal .Jin -t nas ;?iiy . MH'| all liatl limi t mnili I. il way >|i!iirinin;.; \\ m i I vi> w-1ti'J.; hi* coimm-rrts it. i ?H'(.'iv<.d }\<?u'd h.'ad iin- to I it'I irvr it vat its hrantyVxri.it ?! ill i hat "had btiiri stfii 'this V n let idr. t ith .11*1 f :< fi'ftrirrrJh::~"H^rr'lrnTrr-:::-n-r^ s'l 1'IHM.S til' tllf city. . . 1-ltV liist visitor u'f hat! im < ;ii*i?-' 'its 'iptl'li:'!.. "v- V ' |'" |' | is, a il :ir lYiri.il o!' Mps; I?!t jtrrmf ind loyud- Iiy all thy pith-jits, wlm : icr crntom. l(nm-dM ...i i:. -.tV,i r. ..-i til' can! individual.. Next !<-\i't(t1j4rti'htl. .Mr. S,- ,\|. |;:y mrrpTTTnt'd lit hls.jinstr?i', iJov, 'irFT^ii HTTf M I . I' . iftiwlllil^, I t jil i'-'t'li'aivys of the Clu polio Station .V. M. Mm roll, "who liroutrht .from, tho r.ihrti'Cttul'nm of- tltp-tjlwvw t-hiirrh, rm nm ?!,! rift in .'fiuilM, not and. \m \ A hili' lit*i'c ja^glr*4Kit iciil - t n-i. y.'tl ."i to tiny' of tli mfjh of .1?i> . In |jo,V. ' vyari?imd . sor-Fra^ carol,s from thiuuu+d - ' \ ' .Mrs. Ihivi.s hrtd Also pliTnTYod a > r/' ram with sovcrr others takriij." p:u :. ait had to postpone if oil uyrmuu of ho" nt jifl's' fail n.iii Ivj?i-'opoi't i--\vhh4i .as sihooVoly rryiii ttriT. I.y^ t) TTTT liafo. Mrs. l.'iavis was. at ro'mpnjih'd ?v Mr. llosf ni'tit'.d of \\\ sloy M. If. h ii'rlu who 'rondort'd tlirty driiahtill . solus?LLU?hi^?;-li i l.l'j'? in.'--l | ail'. 'I!' . I ho path nls. hope 1of willjjVjiuiltrr-plTry V?r t limit ay:ti? "* I < Mu isi mas trrr at -.M.-jid o'cMoyh..Alt'. V H'iani S' rot hors. Mr !?Viife..s? '<i?n >;/ - and l-'Hy f" i T i' ! Vv? of flu* S. !>.* A . .tlilk t? f ri\-n'.;ji, ::h"d, Hit' < 11111) -liny ill iV i.t IvU;?! a l>? :?v, I am, hilt lUie'.1 .i . me.Min ' v(> <!;(I?!t?. def.;iii>mt??t ?;sultfe t.;' ijic nenihy-iv? Inn] ( >* j- s>?l???ir: tlm 'Pain 'i-of.i sun, l>Ml ,a"\iiy' uiti' |i it * *. 11: IV n ''"ly wn i?<-n-m;hi?hy Mir-?TT TTTT ill -'. K.rcififoi Sii'mMU'i's iiiTTTsv.... itnV in lively t n it'.ynl hy all. lim it- was Wile a I'lfiit iii|'.<Ilew iti ilt ^i lie Any sli<\ pi'i I'ni'iiH'ii' llii .pail ri- V -|)i:ii;sr;im, . "7 ' T "* *"7"' ?" i "111 i c-r t'l I in lie . i i I tl.l'll Vl. I '! I . ... 1 11 > ! hf a \\ hit VI . v\ j.:; Ti_t.Mit r aVi.t! .Mi. .- Anna 'j imim;' a L^lilliniU^I. till- "jgr:T-Rl,TTir_',!;,T^F i I him s. . '/. . Ortc ol' '.! ( niValc.ft. yrl<" tin' i< ills .friye :\vd - i-t'nt ('In i.-l nVas . u ;iv lilll oj-iri:. VHltH*ll|U'l')'; wim p.'hi'pil a lit -heils I'm I he pa I iv'if } _ '-fia I t!i? ;? ' ' rht clean Avail,. hud .' in.r >JlL?? 111 i' ' ' ' '11 l?I 1111111 it', .i11' ?I lie1 car. . A Mirivial jiih 'Tint iii'i-f ninl | alii ill.-- t.t.'al ?y an1 rccintc -llv. Ir" nine s sIkiwir, llieni 1 iriipr t!>c A .:Lc-;i111 ; ami {lirhk ymi: mli\ ahially: :IikI cnHcid iYoJy IVm rencijil i-lit ni wiili fiffs .?!' all Jh''iiic.:n;j? ji.n \\ V-,- now ,a>J. fur \->n ltd it.; i >ii ;'?. :":iw?asfr' far \vh tuyciir. .Unpauvs you. peri' . ( health. I ieh a sice .- nd iin.aliUi'iil::iifi> nf ; r j 'l v '(lnrinti Mhe ne\y -yea r'. * 'rr-tVu'jsi ma . and Christinas y ne-lx Mrs' l-'ieiii lit has :i- hui- <!.i itpas .dinner . u< -Is: M -.--.lii'v-i I vmhpn and d iifphlyr, Anna, iMps. 'SV> h.rnhia \\"iv''T,~,nTl7 llei>r\' Williams.. i.-t '' it v t' 11 i :? 1 i r1?H??- 1 i \v' !iss?'; .l il'ti, Ilaifowl <1 Rosaiw.! ci!?l'x_uii?XLul,?i?c4lie II. Davist?Al inn's F. Su.iiin'HT I', r.mty ami \"m. Strutlii'i : l{?*v. Hrysui. Air. S, I. Hat s ; ml .M I. J-'. I]n\\ man: . AI i . ami Vlicis. 7c*j.!v\ i:i. \m>. onio m:\vs Ihtppy X. w Year to all. This I in.-j' licfii a vci^-" . beautiful i hite Christmas, nltho'ijih. sadness Td tJrjl'f lii'.vc \ is!'< <I i|:u"i? -Vi Ti'\v nT Ik- homos,. \v?> a i < thanhj'ul it it the a Ji>;. , Tim?t: i t" i i 1 i n: t . *" e m-i IT! unlatch Qa-ptist Cltincli H'cj't*.' vpi'V "nil: ['.Very Sunday Sclr?li11 r-TTiJT\v:i ivmun jtrift;' . MisVA. NT.' II..1 in",. , ami'Alo H. C. ctipov ir'.Ti't very much to hear f tjioir brother :i,id sister. .Air.-and fiss 11 a a; a ,i an!, I{j<| Spripy\ brim.:' '"'t .ill <" ')"'r V. I i fl i ? I'l'P \Yt'cl>* lll'l'nl ! - ( 'li.l i. I )oii. A!-+<?7Nha*. Fry: i-m. Ivasi : NT! h S-r.', l Wil l itlled I <?-' Wa ,;hiuti'toi', I h (7 ?>h y< ' ?"l?t of th(. dea-lir,,.!' h e Tallal7: Mr.-. mid" Air-. I.An Dntiiiai*' h'-J ere Nee. I<t in their ( .nl|lfa.r ._r;fr I ftvtul ' 4 .... It ' ' 1 V IV i'-i i 11 v\ <111 ;i in I .MKt'll. ? .. To Our Friends and ? - :* ' '" ' ? |, Prosperous i . New i Thomas C C PRES^RIPTIO f f CORNER TAYLG1 PHONES:72 -i ' ' ' . -' 6 . - . > -'{ifildthe holidays with relativi end 11 .ends, 'their many lricnds a i Htn^j tIn in a pleasant' stay and I . .Mr . I<<>?nlioll Thomas, member*;* ! ! A'ltiooh, . .-Yamr et\(?ir '< tsli)>pi y-.yn ori-.th6---t4--e- and lnyil.. :hua?k ;. < ; lm-fc.nl a-. ntoriiiijsc, * , Mis." NnVeiia .(jiiattlehauin, aftc I '.til'iu; t>oir months . here with h< I tjrnts, 4i?;luvn'ed to hct' husband i Aiken, I lee.- 2fj". Her mother jt'ttrcth i: I-. .I'l' liVi Utive.',. ..Mr...- !.it4t e Ifyle; < arnetiio Ave'nu < ? .( i" tied lor her' son and sevihi c ! ir Ira m) . with ,n 'hirttiday dinm - , . ... I 1. . M \ k'l l|UH??r. ' . i M . . i:-.l.111 K) K. SiMli Strei l'\ M > I .croy .lirarey el] ,<? ' ! i a lew of- their friends Sal i i<:,u- i-'cnin;"' As the'jrufsis ento'i , (Sllu !i tush they were shown by th - -:J?rrny?err-hPi' Ifffafty heft 'A';:) )?? . i;n.l They; art* too nUnuryou to i??n. * A fter each truest wa J?j-?iii ' i? u ini' tin y m i e m.mU'uI t :! y LfwUve while some 'playe<| parlo ? -jY ti:: i'fi| danced. Candy 'abd salte * Wile phu-i d -on?th, tnliln nw : 1 i j1 ' t?lm--sT Alter the name.' '.the we si i i d. csrtTe and ice cieanf mold liiinin --mi:ii s of hells and Santa Clam The 1 o e Mice Clid> will trive it .: i'e ml Christmas party Monday e\ tvin>r at the home .'of' \Mrs. Fee .smiths ' ' ' 7,: vV \\. V. or S( IIOITl.I.l) SCHOOL. A.IKKN, VISITS i Aiuwirr.D school, cayc A lev. i lays njrp a fi'roup of you a Mi !e \i iju d Fuirwold school an i . inlet"; A.-a | IVy ehtitlcd _"1'he Rye c stofTFT ?t*r efed-.ti.v Miss Sarah Hftltj "> ' " ''I <?t" tP)f,t'.i?W-\viVfc ljijrhl i-av rt ajned by a Werner and Marsh I- iH-.w' naa'st. \\ hu h* thev eniove ?|? M .*"5 Antra Belle Willia^ns was th . oif-moti!" of this. Vjs.it." The Tollo.w is a i Mpy of a l -Iter of appreci a. io'nj from tile Fait wold school. Fairwrflit School, . ?: e.tu'e, s. e: : I" the d? I "iris of the Schofield y W C. A : " ~ \Ve- 'H: I< yTii tor eontinj? to u with- vuiir play. .Ifmay have"mean l it ti'. y'.-f with your loyal heart* ! to u it meant a world' nt gopi . Y'-i.i?e,'i ilaiiiiutA'?I-fought?chrgr?t i.ln -e "irl who are shut in front th a a ' e of.th,, young people and $el eoiu. if ev? r., witness v the pleasure \ Ip.-h a** el I u o ie.'Id. t hem. 1 Wish t> ['..iirh ipi I . n. Jly every one who ha< it part in j-u.tt ill"" the feature, of th< ' ' n" f, We as -lire Von tha :. i 1 nt i ...,m i-t.i-ii witii ihn fri-hng ate I'tv to -.continue striving t i ' ! a | -'11 a I n!' our friends. W : '! : it!' " y..if lV-f the box of usefu aftir! which were o nrah needed. \\'< t . i f .t hat in .finding you w V ! 'a l.la. 11 e;i--iiia . Your though - vi i \ taua-h- appW^atetf. 1 u' i^nra'f^-glatiness to knov .' : ' ; ' v . 1 jh>ft Wr wish fo ?t- a- i a! ' ?'".pjdtless (Hie eouh v ' in -elves and may the joy ' s Valet ide lie ttnfoldet ^ \ i .villi"* even* good wish, ' -Is I.ydia ('. Rogers " . (Tvlatron).. ^ l?i/' ' the direction of Mrs. Roger: a : Fiiirw-?ld llonte the girls agi i'i ring?n?Christinas run pat a. al - ' jyiul ,CuI\ ary Iln ptist-Churchy Mon .i!" ?y night. Jan. "<ith. it having beer t potted on account of the weather Come out and enjoy the program ant Iv..!p encourage the girls who nretry ing t'> improve themselves. Mi;-.: M riant Asman-Mc!MiHan. om of. 1 In tr a" "hers of fyyce Graded ih.'l iisu^'al <lil cet I'css. " Admission 1"> cent*. . ^ ims I UK T < Ol N( II. HKI.il JCS' ST .1 ami s a.m. k. rnntcii ?Aiim.vii.il] - ? i.! the. :50th ."of I>ecoinbei\ tbiry five ministers, stewards m*v.| mis*ipuai y ladies assembled in T : r??vvTr* warned ehurch at the call ' rii*. Rev/M. (;.: William's. R. IX, Pre ii'.i!'1 i!i i- Abbeville i.tistrictThe m fi'tifr Was railed to order at J 2 <t(> , XWM^IMined t'hr I .''1: \ n; n which. was sung and Dr. i J r Itssim was read by the preiimv .older consisting of the 20th . li pu r of-Matt- ri.i'in the first thru tlie. ft^H't'een verse w ith running comvenf. Ilvn'm -527 "was sung and at tin eon of.the sinking .the P. K. stat! ;;<! :vt a-se.-snient was read and paeh 'V * hrtr'ly ;he .'T.,1oet wTrhecnllr The I he' I.'k-iding h'.l/ler npjde asplendid ihi lU'e.-si' '11. ''I'liiO'.. T\ ..I II si.1111. rlift'iftt i-fan i'di as to ihe arrangements of a ifr'w of tin-, charges but alUthis was 5 avrably t-sc.tled for the time being. 'I lit' minister* ..and ? l:\ymeh present +* LX_..-.w.. Patrons We Wish A V : - ? and Happy % ^ -r Year --.-A >rug Store f ....??- f N DRUGGISTS % ? ' J Y R & HARDEN ST. f __? ; ? ?y 26 ; 9252 A iftii* i .t.Yi -liV. . i t 'i*i i. i'iimi am itiiiiiiii 1 -iy . " " ' \ ? 1 . ' < PAQE SEVEN es gav<? the Presiding Rider the assurre ance of their unstinted support and a cooperation for lbe-?ond of t he work. * Drs; Ramsey and Johnson the only ex- : j( presiding ,tIciers present, took .the d floor and pledged their most hearty ??.g?support.. Eldei Williams need ^ ia>t . entertain the. least fear, surrounded-as he is by pastors as Ramsey, Nance, 'V.hite, Douglas, HalVis, W. T!. Harris, * jn . \V, A. Rook, Fast Burch, Lptipan and 1(j others! The \V. H., and F. M, Workers are Ijnttig up andr.planning for v Success under the leadeTship ,of Mi's. .Ruth (J.- Massey, who very beautifully .j.' outlined )uy\ tvnrk' for the yc;ir. Thet ladies of- St. J.aines served dinner, in, tlif' basement to the <lcli.Mii ,.r tlux. % who partook thereof. <>n_ihe whole the Abbeville District had a# ,pleasant- , / J., and harmonious a meeting as eou^-bj expected^ So look oi.j >(?: Vh the ?_ w] road. Watch us Db4h.-J " ' ? o " KOU HAD A NICK ' I V AS LONG AS ,S MUOWAND HAD 1 ' ". _ -'. frl T t^vA^t ;. H |\ 1 DOWN Wf,telJEI!ED Jtf A SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT ? . [?] ^ ' J 30c and 00c. Hospital Sli* 0 1.00 t. 4 % ALL DRUGGISTS y P ' '* For Better ^^^^hoejieliuildiftg^ ~ it MARTIT^ T J Martin's Shoe Fixry " ? Phone to Shoe Plant - - 7,70.'?.. g Work t'jillnl I'm Ami iK'lii t'rt'd? : n 1111 Hampton Sf. - - Go Li nubia 0 > e 1 1 * il * ' ' ' ~ ; ' * *GIRLS AND HOYS* tj Christmas, that glorious day of uny_J selfish giving is just a short time yf auuy, large variety of "beautiful s| gifts for Mother, Father, or-a dear 11 friend absolutely Free. X.u pbli- ______ ~~j~ gauon. Write? The Standard Agency * ^ Dept. L, 93 Maple Avenue ROCKAWAY^fcL JERSEY? ^ ' " ' ' , ' j ^ i a beautiful; piano r i r , for a Christmas nresEnt can h.. so-. :?? loctod?mm?w i. h a Small deposit and week Inpayments made until Christina eve. >Opr prices .are ti??; fciWes-F consistent with quality. I'prights, Crands and Player Pia nos of superior Qimlit y?-can?be"t bough! from the old established. Malone's Music House ;! 1428 Main St. - - Photic 5210, Columbia 11 J. H. JOHNSON & CO. Notary Public, and Dealer in ''real estate and" sale of "lrrts- in i PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beau1 tifully located oil "paved,road above College Place. . Phone 6422. 1109 % Washington Street. Dkntzler Brothers ~ Shoe Factory Sole Saving Station Shoes Rebuilt While U Wait Phone 91 32 Ladies Work A Specialty j Send your shoes by Parcel Po.^t I pay charges one way. *2421 Gervais St. Columbia, S. C. ^OtTTHERN 'RAILWAY SYSTEM Corrected to Ai.g. 5, 1929 A rrivn TTr?i/\? Ct ..it." T . ? - ywiu" Oitniuu litavu No. , No.- . ." ' : 505p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 5:15p . 1:35a 3J_ -N.?Y. August^?31 8:4baT 1:35p 27 Charl.ston-Cirin. 7 1:45p 4:15p 28 Cinn-phailcston 28 4;20p? 10:10p 10 Cojpmbia-Cinn. 9 7:00a 5:20a 24 Columbia-Jaksv'e 23 10:30p ll'OOa '8 Col'bia-Augusta 7 5:05p ?1:40p 14 Cuiiimb'a-Sftvah'h 13 8:RQa7 9:10p 23 Goluybia-Charl'te 24 5:35a 10:05a 13 Col'bia.Charl'ttc 14 2:00p 9:55p 11 Columbia ChaiTn 12 5:30a 4:55a 15 Colu,bi5-Char,stu 16 2:20a 1 ;27p 2 Col'bta-Spai'tVg 3T0Up 10:00p 16 Colum'a-GreOnv'6 15 6:50a 5:45plk8 Col'a-Charl'tc 114 7:50a 10:45a 18 Colum'a-fl i "?ft?36p Via Camden and Rock^Hill. ' Pullman cars. Dlhlhg cara. ^ r ? v..