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r.v. w ; vi; . ; ; Saturday, February 8, 1930 . UNINTENDED ERROR?FREE WILL CLUB 36 STRONG Through an unintended error the Palmetto Leader published only half ^ . of the membership of the "Free Will Club" that was organized in behaLf of the Ridge wood camp, January, 26 The following is the complete mem Ivershlp: - Mrs. Charity 4L?Pleasant, president;-Mrs. Sarah Robinson, vice presi ident: Mrs. Nellio R. Davis, secretary: Mrs. Laura Barr, Assistant secretary; Mrs. Minnie Capers, treasurer; Miss! - rhnirman of the prograpv committee; Mrs. Annie- Cole- ' ^ man, chairman of the refreshment committee; Mrs. John Nickleby has charge of the-, music. "Mrs. L.; Hagood, Mrs. Maggie L Thompson, Mrs. Frances Summers, Mrs. Miranda " Blocker, Mrs. Annie ?1?Manigaull,. M i k. 1'nik MaL'kt-vMm Oa therine M.irtr.-Mrs, Mattie Trapp, Miss Marion Young, Mrs. Alice McMichael, Mrs. Rosa Dupont, Mrs." Bessie Walker, Mrs, Ella B. Canty, Mrs. Lizzie Mori-is, Mrs. Frances Woodson, Mrs ' Sarah Starks, Mrs. Ida Myers, Mrs Saphronia White, Mrs. Fa'nnie Smoak, Mrs. Jessie Legge. Mr. Frank Walker, Mr. Boyd Plea sant, Mr. Arthur Robertson, Mr. Willard 13. Robertson,' Mr. Simon M. Bates,. Mr.' .letV Capers, Mr. Noble Worthy, Mr. John Xickleby, Mr. j6sh *?StimmorfAand- Mr. Preston Ford. Next meeting will, be February 2."i at which time Mr. John .Nickleby will, render a musical program aecompuniod by Mrs. Laura Barr to which. Mm |i ililii is imdtedr ? Come out rind see what we are try ing to do for Ridgewood camp. LKXINGTOX NEWS 4 ' " Rev. bailey, pastor of St. Paul Bap tort?Fhui<*h?had mdinatiun services. Tuesday evening. Rev, T, M. Boykin preached a very instructive sermon. Th- visitingministers were: Revs. Gross,'A. .k Porter and Lephart. Rev. Bailey fs an excellent minister and christian gentleman. "Mrs.; Dora Allison is in the hospital - for treatment of. tonsilitis. Miss CBunn spent Sunday with 1 ,. her parents. Miss Browif was happily greeted by her mother who recent L^arrived-fioin Atlantic City. N. J. The friends of .Mrs. J.- Sligh are rfotry Tofltonv of her Illness. _ Mi l ) I,isle Pi'ti'iii1 1.4 flaw nhle to a with crutches. Miss Portid was hurt ~ - In .itn -mito hecidcfftA -4 . **M,v. W. II. Corloy was the guest of Miss :s. it. Battle Sunday. Misjs Ruth. Hampton of Philadelphia entertained with .(wo tables of whist ,*r Wednesday night. After which a doIiciollst salad ftnnso nai seived. *Miss Maggie Wise returned to N. Y.nfter spending ' some' tjme with her parents. CARLISLE NEWS " : , ?:?: ? The.Missionary. .Society of Mt. Eden ' ' Church, with Mrs. Alma Dickerson as president gave an entertainment at the hall on last Monday' night with splendid success. The youngsters were very anxious to go some where since,they have not had any outing since the holidays. . :p ~ AVe, are planning another orie for Monday night, Feb. 10th. NotWithstand itlg the unfavorable weather the services of Mt. Eden were good. The pastor, Rev. W. L. Johnson, preached a wonderful sermon from Isaiah 51:11. Subject: ."The Church Shall Return to Zion." Mrs. Willie Hunter, formerly of Csivlisl'e Kilt nrnv rp?i/1es in Homier sohvlllo, is hero visiting relatives and friends, worshipped with us on Sundii'y. We are glad to have'her home. Mrs. Mamie Gilliam, of Rpartan burfc was here Saturday visiting and ? returned to her home Sunday. .Rev.'J. \V. Dawkins, Jr., was home " not-so many days ago. He is junior , colieg;- at Allen University. We are ahvjayk glad to see Rev. Dawkins.; he is h 'splendid, energetic youn"1 man. Mr. Vinee Dawkins, who has been ill for more tharr a vear had a serious spell and is not much improved. Sis ters, Nellie Jeter, Irene Lainey and * Brother Elliott Wicker continue ill. BROOKLYN, N Y. A birthday dinner party was given at the home of Mrs. Alice Champion Fisher, 22'.) Clifton Hlaco. The dining room was decorated for the affair. rThe guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. James Staton, Me-domes f.~. Mnrtha*~Johnson, Delia Duggins, Ma lit Douglas, Miss Barropetta Champion, Mr-. Samuel Horry and Mrs. ^lico Emanuel. . : At p. m., another surprise was given and. the guests at this party were Mrs. Mary Rhephard, Mrs. Lela t Montgomery, Mrs. Hattie Wilson. Miss Elorence Foster and Mrs. J. B. Adams? " *. At 1:00 p. m., Mrs., Fisher's sor came in with 20 boys and girls. The ?evening wa-s:weH spent. One-surprise - _>wjrc ji uinnuay c|iKe ana in me ceniei * ' 1 Tfns n tulip and' in 'I'Hfli leaf iff-Hit tulip wuS-money. ? ' WllJ.ISTON NEWS : Xs?' "Th' Midnight Rose," a^Fo^7^~~^ fl acta was presented hy some mem hers-of the facultv of th.e Williator Graded school and other .V*talente< | young people. The play was gooc beginning to end. Miss Kose Hicksoi fr the esteemed and affable principal cr _ the school really took off the par "Lil" in dramatic etyle. Miss Gwen dnlyn Fells, teacher did the part o "Nan" to perfection. Messrs Cyrui and Franklin Hickson added mucl "pep" and dramatic skill to the play Others whose names we did not ge played their parts well. ^ The nlav was indeed a credit to th< faculty amj school. A very lar^e ?n< ? appreciative audience witnessed th< occasion, white and colored. It wil he reproduced at Schofield school ii Aiken February 6th. Don't miss thii : treat. WALTERBORONEWS < Last week, Thursday and Fliday, the Ministers Council of the Charleston District of the G. M. K. Church, * was held at Rock ofi'Ages C.. M. E. t Church, Rev. Wilson, pastor. 'In the ? welcome service Prof P. J. Hammitt t represented the educational interests i Of the city and' Dr. A. F. B. Horry, the religious. ' t The Allen Christian Endeavor Lea- ( gue was organized at St. Peter's A ' M. E. Church by the pastor, the lirst ^ week in this month and is proud of its' 1 strong corps of officers. The roster 1 is as follows: Mrs. RlUh CI. lliiiiy.-f Mrs. Ophelia Lewis, Vice-President; 1 Mrs. PerniCe Jeridouu, Secretary; 1 Miss Helen Simmons, Assistant Sec- ' retary.; Mr. Roseau Luster, Treasurer; I Miss"* Rebecca Maree. pninist. ' The League has designated as its J flrsi concrete etiort tne Ueautilying of the church lawn. It will also render a program on the second Sunday in February, Founder's0 Day irr the A M. E. Church. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glov-? er were in the city, called to see Rev.,1 and Mrs. A. F. B. Horry. The Colleton County Teachers As-i sociation met last Saturday in the High-school building and held a very* profitable . and enjoyable Meeting. ) ML ..x J -11 A ' i np very I'xcuntni program was giy-; on by the C. T. S. Teachers? The Missionary Society of St. Pe- I ters A. M. E. Church held its first meeting in the, New Year at the par-i sonage on the Second Sunday after-; noon, guest of Mrs. Harry. Reorgani zntinn whs effected with the.following resplts: . Mrs. Teha Simmons, President; Mrs. Mary Spencer, VicePresident; Mrs. Ruth G. Horry,- Secretary,; Miss Edith Brown, Assistant Secretary; Mrs. Alice Greene, Treasurer; Mesdames M. E. Felder, Rachel Martin, and Carrie Joyner, constitute] -the Executive committee. : T Rev. P. J. Johnson, the efficient and well beloved pastor of the Presbyte-, ri.an Church here, was invited to Wil-' son to preach ?last Sunday. He accept ed the invitation and reports a very pleasant tripv ST. MATTHEWS NEWS The Calhoun Colored Teachers met Saturday, January 25", atr lit} o'e 1 oek,. in the ^school auditorium, jPEgC J. A, rVjnl told Uiv ubject of the meeting mill tin n lui limnntill Mi l P liil^y*; ger, County Superintendent of education. lie spqke brjefly and pointedly to me pounj 01 writing your numu campaign, which he asked all. of the teachers and preachers to co-operate with him to put this over in Calhoun County*. Mr.' Geo. W. Wannamuker wws next ppcsciiti'd.?lie .spoke in mil chosen wofds of a Teacher's Duty. He ..aid that he was'in accord with Mr. tieiger, the Superintendent ol" Education, and willing to do all in his..er to help him put over the programin the county. We were" sorry Tlnit1 those gentlemen could "not stay until the1 "meeting closed, but owing to their several duties they had to leave. I The roll of teachers was called and1 we collected $28.00 for the State Tea-1 chers Association which rrieets in March in Columbia. 1 We are hoping by the nGxt meeting which will be February 8, 1930, at 12 o'clock at St. Matthews Colored school bailding. that all of the. teachers in the Calrtoun county will have registered." We hav,p planned for Field's day in ihe countv and would like for all ot the schools in the cbunty to hate a showing. For that reason we will have our Field's Day in March. Revs. B. H. Gray, J. I. Hamilton, and 13. ('. Scott spoke encouragingly of the work which the teacners in me county are doing and of the co-operation which they are giving the president of the association. After w^ieh the president told the teachers of a repast which the Senior class had prepared r them in the H. E. Department, Which was an agreeable surprise. The teachers of St. Matthews Colored School were asked to escort the guests over, which was done and every body present seemed to have enjoyed/ , themselves. . ' j The churches in the-town are tnov-j ing on nicely with such men as Itev. 1); Mitchell, wh6 has the St. Matthew Baptist (Church* well \n .hand. Rev. Ross, who is at Friendship Baptist and is making wonderful progress. Rev. J. M. Jackson is the pastor of Bethel A. M. E. Church and seems to ~ have things his way. , ? A We had a trfcut on Sunday morning Prof. T. A. A maker and Mr. Wise, two white gentlemen1 came in to ourj , Sunday School. TheTTupt. Prof. J. A. , Ford combined the classes and introduced Mr. T. A. Amaker, who made ! a wonderful talk. It was enjoyed?l?y , all who heard him. His talk was^simpl'e and full of infornjation. | Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton and Mrs, Annie Hamilton and daughter of - Spartanbuhg,, were seen in the city | i n 1 ? _ - ,1 : m i * j iVJTUiay on a ??u ourasion. 1 ncjr fwire , to the ""funeral of their father, and | Grand father, Mr. iWioodard. We I were glad to see them hut sorry fh'cjr r rmrut nn such, nerflsinn. WOODARI) NEWS i; 1 Sunday was an ideal day and our - pastor preached a strong sermon. i The Christian.Home Burial Benefit 1 Society had its "Hand Me Down" re1 centlv. We have over ojiq hundred i~memners and we had one hn?"re<i ana f "glght.v dollars in Pressure to huv fkmr L sugar, rice and what nnh Al] the - members were elated to receive their! f "hand me down." We believ? wd" ""re b the affrongest lodge in the state. Mrs. i Marit^ Burton, our Grand President, . from Greenville; was here on the 17th t of Jan. We were glad^to -hear her address and to have her present W> 9 are planning to take The Palmetto 1 Deader in "our next Union. . We Under? stand that the Stat* Convention passI ed a law at Johnson that every lodge (i i must take it. We are expecting Prof, s W. A. Bowman of Columbia to attend our Union. 4* . . THE PALME GRADUATING EXERCISES FOR FAN-O-LIN SCHOOL,, ^AN.2ft. ^Georgetown, Feb.?Fan-O-I/in, one )f the leading systems for treating he hair and seafpj-and which is now eceiving widespread attention from >oth white und colored, including eveq i millionaire, was.given Hr deserving ribute of recognition and appteciaion in a brilliant event here on, Tueslay. evening, when a number of the ending citizens crowded the palatial Carolina IIome, Corner of High Mur<et and Wood streets to witness the in usual ceremony of a mid-winter nnilii:tt.inn oxereise: awarding cer'.jL ales of eflicieniry to graduates of this lew system by Madam Fanny.e Cur0ina. There were four graduates, the first class to complete the elementary . ourse in this system.1 They are: Mrs. I.,illic Rniney, of Parkersville," Mrs. Mar;1 K. Jniuw or c.mwiiy,Mts. Annie I'ressley ol' this city and Mrs. JnnieLewis of Sumpit.' Each of these g-ad uates is a leader in her section, and is doing splendid work. This system including the best hair growc?\ soe-1 i-itti scaip u cumicni., pressing oil, and soaps, and other cosmetics, is duly ( patented under the trade mark Fan-Q Lin. _It is meritorious and will even-: tually cover the South as oiie of the leading preparations of its kind. Dr. J. E. Beard, I). D., pastor of Emanuel A. M K Church, Charleston and o??e of the lead-ing men -of?theRace, was. the principal speaker on this occasion. in uuuitiun u> the principal address tile program Consisted 01 snort uuks, iniiMtv iiini-ii p.HMii, UV. V- K>. leyie, our leaning physician here, was master ul cereniohlesC On oeing presented to tne audience by Dr. . iu Caro l?na,. Dr. deele, jn a splendid talk, explained the object ot the gatnering and spoko in glowing terms of the woiideiiul invention by Madam Carolina, as a credit not only to her but to tne town, State and race. Hey. K. ,E. Brogdon, pastor of Bethel A. M. E. Church, was introduced ana in well chosen words, paid a high compliment to Madam Carolina for this wonderful product, stating that if we would get these preparations, which are the best, from this, our own producer, the time is not far distant when we shall see here a great manufacturing plant, for South OaroPrincipal J. M.- Beck of-the Hojv urd school, spoke in the same strain. AHss .liinlo K. Ward read the poem, ***?' I ni'h?di^? a ' ingle Hound." _I'rof Cuius. S. Browne rendxuvd a saw .solivaccompanied by Mrs. E. L. Frasier, pianist, Mr. S. W. Tucker, our popular taiior, sang a solo.> * Hey. ,1. K. Heard was then introduced to deliver the graduating address, IT.?HehUd, Oh bulll^' dllLruduml; stated that while, he had, in his. life time, attended some of the leading gatherings?some meetings of ^vorIdwide. scope and significance, he could .Ugthfully say that his pleasure at beitfgThere tonight far exceeds that felt atftho.se more pretentious gatherings He expressed the hope that this work Would become great and far reaching in its effects. And agreed with Dr Broedon that it will do so if we rally around our own. lie had had the priv iloge, he said, vf-seeing both Mrs. Malone and Madam Walker before their business grew to such proportions. That the Fan-O-Lin system has much brighter* prospects than cither of these ventures had !at the beginning, because, he said, Fan-O-Lin has white friends and customers as well as colored, in its very, inception. . He emphasized the blessing that an effort like this would mean to the race un furnishing employment and thereby leaving money with our group. I>f. Hoard Hri concluding, said Xfiut- he would give his unstinted stipp6rt* to this movement. The address was ftlll of thought" and inspiration. JjJ Dr. Beard then presented the fcertificates, commending the graduates for having shown such efficiency as to merit such distinction. Madam Carolina was then introduced oncl told in an interesting, yet unassuming wfty? some of her experiences in perfecting the system. Nc one can listen to Madam Carolina and npb be impressed with her indivi duality, nor escape the conviction that she belongs to that galaxity ol great souls who brought things U o? time. She has from the very first 'pass, and left footprints,on the sands I pledged a percentage of the return? from the s?t4e?ni- Fan-O-Lip to flu church and- to charity. with an impressive talk, lie prayed for the success of his wife's efforts. Tbr-ttro gOod.it might do others. Aftel" distributing^ctrculars to the crowd describing the Fan-O-Lin ]>rc ^lucts fop Beauty'Culture, the exefcisc of the evening came to a closely NftSih: hers Were shown through the. Jk*aut> _Cultui"e Rooms and laboratory. Out of towp- visitors, Rev. Henrj Wilson, Mrs; Lillie Latimer and son and Mrs. Minnie Rogers of Conway Mrs. S. K. McQueen of Charleston. A I'ARTVLTOKKKNWOOI) ' ' "1 .. t iT' rr \-,r ? Mrs. Mary R. Port delightfully on tortatnerf- aT to-- home on Maswel , Avenue Monday evening, Jan. 27, ir honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jack soil of 1.215 Oariff Street, Detroit Mich., and Mrs. Ella H. Harris inf 639' Avnuo Detroit- Mich*. ^ ^ whist. After several games a deli rrrms course w?? served consisting o; carrot salad on crisp lettuce, boiler ham, pirttento spread sandwicfles ant black coffee, carrying out in detail th< v?inntine motif. -/Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Port including, the Detroi guests, woret Mr. and Mrs. Georg< PTnTey of Abbeville; Mr. and Mrs. Ar 4imr Willinfn*. Mr. and Mrs: Willian Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hole man, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perrin Mr. and .Mrs. J'osiah' Moore and Jame: Fort, Mr. M. W. Moore assisted th< hostess in servipg. % ITTO LEADEli , V M ; LEXINGTON NEWS |l New Bethel A. RL. E. Church, Rev. V S. J. Johnson, pastor, Sunday sclvool | at 10 o'clock. Elder G. K. LyR'si I preached and he}d--his-Pirst-<|Uui'lcrly r conference. He preached a wonderful t sermon. We Had in ouY congregation Revs. Thomas Bowman ami Hawkins. K We ar? glad to. have - friends worship p with us, Come again. . .hi 'Mrs. Jauie'Sligh is on the*sick list " also Mr. Paul Wise, o p ? Mrs. Elisa Bowman Wuk the dinner gtiest-of Miss "Alice Harris artdHVir-v li Ellen Young Sunday. - is j Rev, J. E. Hixon- wuh visiting hi -: t ! mother last week and friends. \^. K are always glad to hAje such a splond | id niUfH in our Conit. again. I MOUNTVIl.I.E NEWS ? MiY. 11. E. I'.loyd WAS 1I1..I oiuinl.la' January 24th to ut^oml lhV? senji-an nuai meeting ot jtne r. A. A.?V.: Masons. She reports a splendid session. . ?t <] I Mrs Eftie Wyatt who was stricken- t I ed with paralysis died -the past week I i and funeralized from Little River ( ( ZiOn church where she was a faithful ? fhember. Rev. S. M. Halsey of berry preached the funeral. Deaeoii" ! E. L, Moses and Mesdamos Elizabeth, i Boyd and 11. Ev Floyd spoke of their lifg of Mrs. Wyatt being Worthy ol emulation. The body -was hVul to rest' I in Little River Zion Baptist Church) 1 cemetery, with honors of Ladies Aid i Society, and the Court of Calanthe ot ^ Belmont Lodge Noi-57, T. A. Williams jjndert'aker in charge. ' , Mr. Walter Jones |s improving. ft Miss Willia Jones speift the Aveejt 1 end. at home. _ ; -| ST. MATTHEWS NEWS ~ ' Waterce District (let TeHi c7~ Meewft '* ing. . 1 Notwithstanding the inclemency of the Weather, Friday., January .'fist the presiding elder, Rev. Edwjn Wells . and ministers with a large number < laymen present met in Bethel A.M ? E.- Church ^t St. Matthews for tin' i purpose of outlining the year's work. , Dr. H. H. Haynes, pastor of the. St ; Luke*"charge was' presented by the j j C. Jer to preach, lie selected as a text i John 10-2.1, The s.ermoii_was_ iu^4iir ?j.t ;h"and full of thoughts. A ft or wit "the Rev. J.DrHumlllon, pastor- -o^ New lloiH wan the day. "Each minister expressed hi willingness to thG cause and pledged ' Klder Wells his full support. Klder , Wells is the babv of. the trio of elders of the Central conference but ( h(? is bringing things to pass in the Wateree district. And the men arc ' ' It'tll'llinu liim nam an<l no ?f< ' Guy J are seeing in him a big brother in the work. A committee of .missionary 1 ladies brought in some very Strong ' resolutions pledging themselves as full , , suppbrters of the Elder and.Miss Pres.] : Went. We are looking forward * ' |great district conference in April. We 1 j are glad to state that the iritire <lisi rict is moving on splendidly from ( ery angle. It cannot do otherwise with such "Tipe minded men as Waynes, I Jackson, Player and Martin and with ?uch wide awake vmmw. men < Scott, Hamilton, and De Paine, >hing else can be .expected. ; Elder Wells was made tu feel prorid j when; the men of. rhe. district tonus, over their full assessment for the ijltflti drive. The fruit .of success is seen j hv the signs of cooperation, and label and sense that is true. Wells-need not fear becayse his harvest truly will, be.great. Mr. and Mrs. E/.ekiel Fritz and Mrs. Mamie Multry worshipped with Rev. Gary and members of Ebenezer A.-At. E. Ghureh and express- ~ ed themselves as having enjoyed . | sermon of Rev. Gray and tht?* ser- 1 ' vices throughout. We are alwajv ' proud" to-have visitors come in i r be with us in our serViceSjJ^VIrs. Ott. . ? is on the mend. - . ~ The Rev. Elijah Smith, one of tin Strong Bantist preachers of St. Mat thews section - a son of St. Mat thews had an overwhelming crowd Hi [ ' last Sunday at Mt. Carmel Baptist ! church. He-is loved by his members. The faivmors are all gone to work in j | good faith for a good", crop year. N ' Mr. J. E. Christie -and Prof,' Itl- 1 ^ principal of the Ft. Mntte school, wer 'j in town Saturday on business. 1 Prof. J. A. Ford and his tenth grade j l. students spent a very pleasant -outing | ' at the school auditorium Moililning in an, afternoon- party. L Mica f'.i.-t, p-ivo!.. tt.;uh-| I er snent the afterivxSn Monday with! - Mrs. Gray. She 'is always a very plea- Isant visitor and" is much thought .?>!". j ! Mr. Paysc- Samuels anil Miss F1' 1 Kirkltuul were/ happily married?by-j' the Rev! Smith. , L ?A V7 ^ s\ BISllQPyiLLK N KWS f ' Sunday" was a high day at i\ew}. ? Bethel. Church, Rev. A. P. Sjjjparsj > held his first quarterly conference.! He preached irvery inspiring sermon from Matthew '5:0: "Blessed are they which do hunger , ana ? nirsi aueri righteousness for they br tiHedr"-f _ He gave many beautiful illrist rations in a practical way. * - ?A> q qn Krv. I . vv. .lanerctlo. pastor of Mt. Pisgah A. M. E Church of Sumter, and his choir, crtme over.* ' ( The presidTng- phtcrr Rt'v:-S;>t'ars 1 the scripture lesson, after which Miss j W. M. Shuler sang a?vocaTjK>lo, which > was pleasingto the hearers. ' The presiding elder then presented -_Rev- Janerette. who delivered his niasf r tetpiece. Aiand In Numbers ;sr>:o. Ills' choir sang many beautiful selections, ff-Mn Jasper- Slater with his-.wonder-j ' I firf voice- sang a bass solo which \vej * j believe charmed the angels of hea-' ven, " . i" 1 Mrs. Saunders, the \V. 11. rfhd F. f I M. district president, made Interest-' t.ing remarks.* - .. At 7:30 p. m. Rev. S. Ohism graced i the pulpit and preached a sou! stir* ring sermon. - The people- came in.. - [ crowds to every service* The collec* i? tion exceeded $90.00. The presiding s elder gave $10.00 to the windows rale ly and his mother-in-laV gave-$>1.00. The pastor, Rev. Walker, and his mem t 'f ' ' 1 v ' " 1 " . ~ * icrs, expressed their appreciation-to] be ministers ami their choirs for uch- wonderful services and to the >resjding. elder, Rev. Spears, espeeiiif-1 y for.'his jiheral gifts, Mfccbiiraging i einnrks ami the inK-i t?1';. nianifes-! <1. ' . ' Last Friday night,^Rev. II. VV. WaL| . fA.is t: i 1; < r t nn :i vi-ir [ibi^iinl ,nr?. rise. by -hi.-*?F?val members who plan- ] ied a rounjf'supner forOim. At 7:."{<), 'clock the niefnbers loaded a ear with: uunds.Of everything that a. grocery j nil'"' "ml Omo of wbit b gj?- j on Rrown,'along w ith Miss.es I'res- i on, 11 an Is and Shulejr. took the par -1 i . . 1 . ' ' V- . ill* inriMMUl^'1' anu IIIK'U I II*' , ant.y. ' -u ifOVK A l? i i-ii vinvc i. Mr. Alexander Williams and c'nilIren Ave re I he. truests of Mr. and Mrs ayinaid Sloan last week en<J. Miss fla E. Holt has returned from !reenwood where she visited Mr. and drs. Marshatf-Ghent and reports a cry pleasant-staja Mr. James Milier and .sister. I.amvI na of I lodges were the last Sunday iuests of the Misses Sloan. ; Mr. K. A. Vanc<j .had as his guest j asi Sunday, .\Vr. tieor^e Hosey of \ >onalxlsl 1 Misses Dora C.. and Mattie Lee ! i a nee were visitors at the home of! Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Moorp Sunday. | Miv..Elbert. I). Vance snent the' veek end in (."J'eenwood visiting ives. -I .Messrs. Vance., and AV. Anderson colored to Greenville oil a .business J rip 'Monday. ~ Sir. W. K. Vance has returned frpni j ' ohinihia where he on-t?tin- uroeeriv 1 cent hoard. S'KWS IN ANI) AROI N1) WARE . SIIOAL,5 \ " . .?. Mrs. Cornelia Rpbinson has returnnh home after spending some timo ivun ni*r daughter, Mrs. ('. Williams ivho has heen ill at* her home, .'ffiO Sew Market St.. Greenwood: We arc roud to report her much better. Mr. J a me,s Havis was a visitir at Miss K'va'-Cathoun snenV the week, ml witli. Mi <'.?.)i-ssie Young. TflsT ITAl! < ^offtn^^Vas^nTnTTaflzoTF it -Hijr Bethel Sunday. Hey. Seldf'i (row^n seems to be at liis hest. We aj*? proud to see him loing so well."' Mr. D. H..Comings was a caller at, ihp home..:of Miss Kva Calholin Sunlav. . Mr...f.ee Taylor and Miss." Julia; Haw Lliorne sent' t?? _Ju? making up lost ;ime. - ' . . ' Mr. Curtis' Davis, and Miss -Magg4e Mcintosh married o?i the lDjth; We lope .for theiy, a happy time tm their matrimonial journey. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Jas, M. Anilersoa a son. '? ' Mr. I'. T. Uoliinson, Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Hutlei weVb th't? dinner guests 1DRUG% TR COUNTS' Dl FIR 1105 Washington Street , V ULlCliAiM V Q . / IPINCKNEY'S Fl UNDERTAKER AND LICEN CAROLINA A r--??-z-.?33 ?= :?= J-LL Pimkuey's Sani xqBEBT ir-rtSfKi^ TH \ , FOR YC ^>wn?r(ww^wvw ^mwiCPCW 1:? TKe Horned ? 4, / Mrs.. Nettie.jSan ^ We make ! . o i Wedding and 1 ! ! 330 Assembly Street ? III -'wOGC83 PAGE THREE ..... of Mrs, Cora Evans on Fleming St. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ware and Mrs. Mabel Smith were in Cokeshury Sunday night^l^ Hlahehe Lu.wry entr-iYained a number of friends Saturday night. ' After several game* of whist a deli ' eiouw?oource??puneh?rrnrj?bunfm.V ' ; ~~ sn la<l~w*s -.sej vetl. LV~"" . . . ' ' ' t. Mrs. Ellen" Sfjdersoh, Mrs. lola Pendleton and Miss Nannie l'.' Tay < lor are still on the' sick list. KI.okem T: ~ *t y _ T ' ' ' " Tuesday afternoon,- Man. :fS. -Meka'1111>o\v i irrrrT\".~"."nr? . i;,.,., ,i i. t\x. ?:? Corine Lipscomb'at her 'lnjirie on^N McQueen Stivt. r After a. very- interest jjny tournumerit at T>U0, Mis,* .'I... E\ l)an>dty \ya declared winner 'of the high n prize, Mrs. Atibie Italic^,' the cohs-.in tion prize and Miss -Henrietta Medio way the winner of guest prize. . Mrs. "Lipscomb Served a-delicTou * salnd an<I sweet 'course. The gu^-t for the afternoon' we re: Mf's. Daisy Moody, Mrs.' Abbie Uanfe and Mis- . Henrietta- ll?l)ii?-nv. the blub next -Tuesday afternoon a; Mrs. Sadie Brown \\ ill be hoste.- tie her homo on 11. CheVes ->ti-v?t. glVllllllllllllllllUMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIU I ~ "J HAVE taken Black-Draught =: 5 forta lon^uiy.c, ?htl it.has. ? s helped mc \vondQrfui;y."*\'ritea 5 = Miss Theo K. V itl id, of s E 1150 Center St.. HinninghiTm, = : whose picture appears above. E' ? : ''I would have the sluttish, =| tired feeling, and not;feel-Ch.ual ? . r. to my work- I . would have a E' iz bad taste in my mouth. . E . ,..H BlacK-Draught. \yjia-b I .did. 1 E ? ? E f,.nml it helned n-.e v. l,..n 1 p E f el bad and sluggish 1' take = z Black-Draught." E = . Thedlord s Black Draught is = E easy to take. No disagreeable E E after-effects. Get a package, E 3 today. Sold everywhere. = rMn IMit = For CONSTIPATION. = = iNdlOESTiON,,BILIOUSNESS = Hi 1111111111 n III n 11111111111 u 11 in n m lilt R wants y . tUG STORE ST CALL 21967 ... ^ CCUNTS. Ph. G. 1? ' ; jneral home | x SEP EMBALftJER OF SOUTH J .ND GEORGIA ' I ,.r Funeral Cars and Funeral 1 Equipment As (^)od nst hcJJesi . And Better Ih'an (li/ Rest I And Prices I-ess I . 7 . . ?- 7 ' * COURTESY and ^ SERVICE Office Phone 5707 . Residence Phone 7765 1006 WASHINGTON ST., COLUMBIA,. S^JL^' 1 4 ^ * |tary Barber Snopr E CITY. COME AND SEE >URSELF. ; - . ; : " ~TT7"."Zn ~ CfCPCKPeP(XKKf&CKP&^^ bead. Bakery? |== dera-Epps. Prop. ; , - \ a Specialty Birthday Oakes Phone 4932' ,. r~~ y * . / .