The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 29, 1930, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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W: :~ 1 THE "OLD GRAY" AN
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; IS THIS L ATT EH D\\ SABBATH A
BI, ESS IN< I, OK ATEBSE j
? "" A casual coir-tltll'mtU'iIl (>f the above!"
" subject would doubt loss capse one to t
~ believe-that it is-a foolish question.t t
..But a' strict investigation as to the i t
observance- of the Iiordls-day M tjds!*
age of the world will ;iTl;t it appear -E
serious and still inure" serious. Av-( i
tualjy it'.'seems* thill i/ tlic farmers jt
T would continue their farm work oif the! *
Sabbath, the mechanics-and brick ma-; t
fHTkiruls ho,uiua-&ved.iltrrv- could hard ~
ly be any-more sm7c"oi\iT)i1tted on t-tvat l i
holy day thah'there is now if us much.
Instead ief looking /rnwvtml- to-Sunday t
as a day of .holy rest from worldly | \
toil and a day of spiritual restoration,1 i
. it is made, a chief day tor pleasure^
??r in whlph-crimes <>i< almost every na- r
ture are committwf. The social world t
strains every neiwtMro purchase auto-. I
moDiies ior me .-sauoarn anu men, i
make similar saeritic-PF for gas jvnd oil pt
to "ope rate triem so- as I'-erk-rlererte IhHfJ-l
sacred day. AH day'Sunday;cars frojp., s
> "tin lizz'ie'L xtpv arm1 racing up a?4--4
dofon the highways and !>y \vays loact-jj
^ ? eg?with buy??ami gtHs?that ought t
- be at church and Sunday school hear- r
; 'lllg and learning?>?f <.'ml nut of hiw i
word. The Sabbath" i- (at; Twin' being J
a blessing to -them?" -A-nothen?ehtssi
- - fPff'pda the day in the wootjs andTTn I
dives ganiblingr^drinkirg and in ev- i
ery form of mischief. Is the, SabbatR~1
-a blessing to tbein'.' And still jjnother i
1 class can bo foundVit. t he- railroad sta- <
\\ tions and other public places ciirsing's
and disputing with Jm eye singled to j
rne approach-nf-a (>tv or state officer, t
Were" ii 11; t for 1Sabbath these i
people wouldjjh-on tlu^r. jpbi.' Crowds j
of people can no-seen on the HnldnvthJ-l
strolling through the fiehls ?and loit^-j
cring nt'ound?in idges?ami st.rcanis "of r
water on. public- roads just as filthy
and dirty as-they can he.. They make f
the Sabbath a*?'urso instead of a hies- I
?b-?'g Thi- wors'" -i?enually ' as had i
Hum- wb.i pfTt! t-'Sr-tur?4-yf Chris-"T
_ tians niakiqg use f this-(lay si tting t
at home rendering excuses.- \VT\ile 1
7" others v?f the sanfi profession spend c
the entiiv-.-Sabbatli. cooking and eat-'it
ing...'.Church members instead of be- i
? ing lioiHt* of (b,.d o?? 4-be?Sab--.s
__i?hath day conKo Ii'Utnl g "itiLt from j
?-?-?house to 1 it.' I in {},(>' c.m'.ii.ani'.y?tell- t
- T'.ing thtv Truth "\trong sit!i n.tft-" \yhieh "
sets oti the; tire of eonfusmfi in a peace ,?
_ "fill . neighborhood. Ai to uVnthpr the t
i-: Sabbativ j?t more of a hlc-o'ing than a \
curse to tin- pgL'.ple of thi- aire of the t
?i ?wui Ui maj v i ! . 111-, i.a.!! a 11111 't''1" - ?
But the sin*-.that, ,ar.e committed otVj"?
one of these lat'ter ilav .Sn.bbal.hs are1 1
enough seemingly to de,;tiv?y the whole s
earth. To be eo-ntinued. . ?
i " Our Whereabouts' \
On last Sunday being being shut'out r
, "bf our regular appointment because t
of a ^quarantine f?' r meningitis, we 'j
spent the day as follows. White Hall (
station a. in. oHieie wr?preach- $
ed.for the Kov. W. U. IlowYnun. it. :-n?j
and had a glorious time, <>ur altar (
service was simply.'grand. We aeepni- \
parried Rev.v"W%?tfiab ar.d members of ;
his congregau<o\ftTi IT ck Hill iluii ch ]
HiSt nft,.rtrn,.n 'r,.-.prirThP Uev.'
P. P. "McFatTandk There we listened y
to a "wonderful sevm n by Prof. Row- j
. . . man. \\ o snoKe a gum trial e vening j
" t for the Rev. I,. (I. How roan at .M. Re- J
ter and the .suiiit- of . the I.ord was- i
i with us.- Thi* vyceh end will find us (
at Carlisle w ith .the .Rev. W'.-.L. Jt>h?-. ?
?-won<- naMor,. h L'.axq^_t
-di^e church Sunday inotppng and tv^rv- p
duct the husi!!e>s. nvectinir there Saturday
afterrv" 'it. ' S.v.L-.-'- we are sche- ^
duled to he n the Blythe\yond "Cir- ;
cuit Sunday. We hav,. arranged with-.
Dr. F.. A;-At-lams, -tfof the rheolo- t
-?gieal <l<fH?-r-c?i-wU?^?.Ailcm-UiiiiAairsilx
who h^,s kindly e^m^ente.l?i+>--u*si.>t .
us. St) Dean A?la to \yi_ll_ pri-ach at- (
Tree Hope chipiv.!; 'of "the Rlythewood ]
circuit, t h.e Rev. \. R. P>;i'vn. pastor,
Sunday nu .rn.it..: and i-onduvt thc busi j
r.ess of *the (juartf rly conference that (
af.ternoon. ~i.? -t-?th,. pt^upde. uf these?,
charges pray for > out 1 on--ig of the'
Holy TTu'rit. ~''TVt adVancPTon our ,
knees. . 1 { " ""i
P. S.?The' literature rt-he Vfinns j
boro district rnothhersiiip drive and
religious gr< nip. .work is being f>cnt. to j
the press and will he ready for disr ,
trihution the .first of April. P. K. .
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r? <;K<m<iKT< >\VN" N IviV.S.' "
On the niirht <>t ..the 12th. tin- first
monthly- frrrr-et; n:r?of?the- Cemetery
Guild was**held ;it the .heme <>f Mrs..
Judih Anderson. ' 1
The preside,nt, Mr?-. O. It. .Johnson'
presided. The secretary Mrs. 'Sallie
: .Harper xendered an < :< ? !h nt report
2 Guild had done in such a 'shij^tJtiiaip.
ffrf-tpwrk consists "f dra'rimr. plant-<j
ing and heautJTyTTur; We also fa klTf1
this opportunity t??' thank the ladies-,
of~?mid initilic in jren/'ral
Tor-aiding us in this work. \
' .On Friday evening the Scientific
Club was delightfully enTeijtA+ned at
the horn,, of Sirs. lo I. Fraser hy'*
_ -.2? Mr. Nofmjm Lee, After -a?brieC
cuswint; of ' tlu' ipe;' m M?vy intrrreigt^?
J^yir^l'^M -TT -Twy delirlHr imurrn ;
of salmon s A lad" "and sahinos, cake
and ice creaivie.l m.aeViV.< nml mintc.
.was.JMir.Yfcjd. i + -J
~?The' h'vthmh nifi'tjii^1 iif th-(. i
.1 v ~ politan Social and Art Club was heldtj
,r. . at the home of tMish Ajmcna l'inckney,
on Woods ; street with blisses ^
Cleo Middleton and ATmona F'inckney
entertaining. After The hiisinr?8~
wae-diBcus;F.i ii. a p-r~e^TTr~w.'^ hn<TT~- (
The mepiHevs ~ar(. duit'Te' 'hV-f/utitur
pieces of work whfrhthoy are expect-.
~. ing to put on (ixhmT1j?H. in April.
'd&fi > ^ delicious salad course was serv-.1
VjJ. ' ed by the hostesses aft,cr a game of f
pju^rdssu-j? .whist was p}ny^d.^.r,^^y
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D THE NEW RIDER
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CHESTER NEWS
Rev. Simon WtUkjjr, of" this city,"
ind Miss Nancy Wilkes of Lawrys,
vere married Wednesday night at
he home of Rev. Mausell IlalL?They
ire-at present living- with the groom's
anther. Mrs. Sarah Williams, on T.oonis
street. Their many friends wish
hem long life and happiness. Rev.
Valker is pastor of Lineolnsvflle Bapist
church hnd I'iney Grdvi Baptist
hurch.; ? ~?=! ?j
noss trip to Charlotte Monday.
Tiong before the appointed hour,
he Calvary Baptist church was filled
vith interested persons on Thursday
light awaiting the Iodine Commisiiitti.
At 8:00 o'clock they arrived
tnd the -progVam opened at 8:30. Pray
;r was offered by Rev. J. W. Manoney
Uayor 8, C. Carter made the welcome.
wtrJi oS^ ? V-^r
.?.?? yt'iiuu ui in^? cny, 1 Q1S
van rettfmndpd td-bv --Elder. JkC.Louis.
)v. Martlti, president of Bt^ittend ihititpfc,'
welcomed the commission on
>ehalf of the .schools. Dr. I), it. Sims,
iresident of Allen University, Columns
made the principal address. This
tddress was a masterpiece of thought,
tnd was cloqucntb?delivered. MTT
Vym-w?r Carroll, chairman of the com
nisMon,- also spoke- very_pleasingly.
Mrs. Matilda Griffin" made an intereslng
talk; Pr.ofl II. W. Baumgardner
"ntroduced the members; of the commission.
The meeting was presided
iver hy Prof. S. k.?Finley,' and mutic
was Turnished by the Finle^ high
school glee club. After th? program
he Tebmmission^boarded TJie Pullman
;us. and journeyed to Columbia; t~
Rev. W. I,._J3axter and Prof. S. L.
Finley 'enjoyed their trip to the var<His.
towns in the Piedmont section as
members of the commission.?, The
first baseball game of the sea ort
was . played at the fair grounds
'Tiday afternoon, between Br.ainerd
ns'thptg and higim school team
cndance. Tht>-game was thrilling;
o'th sides played .untiringly to the
nd. In the beginning Sims Hi made
wo scores ap<] did their best, but Brai
ie.ru kept up her -courage and the
.core'--stood <>-7 in favorT>Tnra7hcrd.
Thus Sims Hi bowed to Rminerd in
his, thu season's first game.
The I.rtomis street and Pinley high
schools v..ill /'"i^cn 'V-J:?
mi ??euncsoay ot
his week and niany of, the teachers
vilj attend the State Teachers asso iatidn
in Columbia.
The ^'iny day tally nt the LoomD
fleet and Finley high schyol, closed
rriday night. Teachers' haVC worked
ingly and in groups tluring this time,
ind have had a variety of interesting
dfairs.to raise money for this Rosenvald
drive. A first, secofid and booby
rim wcic.givon ill t'iU'h school. The
oport was as follows: Finley^-LLigh
eachers?Principal S. L. Finle*, $40; |
diss D.-McDowell, $11.00; Miss A. K.I
larrjck, $32.70; Miss Josie B. AVhite.i
25.2K: Miss M?J-?Su inter.?$26.25
diss. Bessie J. l.ewis, $ 17.i5; Mrs.
M. Finley. $25.45; . Miss >. Louise
Wight, $14.01; Mi.ss-K. Bovian, $10.00
dr. Charles Young,- -$3.40; total^for
-"Tnley higt^ school,- $256.53. /'
lioomi',. MiefH teat, hers - Mi1. .1. .).
Vgurs, $15.jJ0; Miss B. Simpson. $10;
diss .!. Blaekwell, $30.30; Miss I.aura
Iinton, m0iU_ iliss_Mj-_Alexandeiv512.00;
MrK Katye B. Foster, "$1-5.04;
diss Rosa B. Gilmore. $10.00: \li??
cliii Brown, $8.00; Miss F. B. Casell,
$37.56; total for Looniis -street
^-$4 l7.f*<W --trttal--1frn?4aWh?"
ohools. $401.43.
The first prize of $5.00 in-gold-eachvetit
to Miss Dewpy_ McDowell and
tliss Fantiie B. Cassell. The second
irize $2.50 fn gold each went to Miss?s
-Annie K. Garrick, and*Miss Joanla
Bla^kwell, and the two-boohries-~
tn-ttll day sucker each, Went* to Miss
"'? !iu Brown and Mr. Charles Young,
'rincipal Finley appreciates the hard
ivork done by his teachers artd pupils
n this financial .effort and with, the
.itizens rejoice over the grand total
rf- $404.43. ? ---
Mr. IVter Wilst n left Friday for
!Tie S. A. "FT: t'alli'find: 'ItfrrWttsoTrwTttr>e
prissed by everybody, and especially
the children both white and colored,.
r.\.a..,. -4.U. -----
.... . .wi.i.v; niv year round, ne toured
lhe city selling ice cream, find his ice
t vtun sofygs ' Urrmirht as much cheey
us did the cones of cream. ?
Mrs. Baxter, of Newberry, mother
i?f Rev. W. L. BaxterLis visiting him
lor two weeks.
Mis, Keziah Young and daughter,
Mrs. Anna Saunders, who have lived
for several years at the head of Loomis,
street have moved a few doors
farmer down- Me Lure street-.? V_
Rev. Mr, Tarhit, grandson of the
deceased Aunt' Sue Timms, is in the
city, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, visiting
relatives. .
Mrs. M attic* Grainger, formerly of
this city, hut now living in Charlotte
spent the weekend, here with friend*.
The Rythans jtrul Calantheans held
their- nnnlvc.raray servic.es Sunday at
St. Raul Baptist church, Lowrys. Rev.
S. E. Blake preached--the sprmon.Jlr,
J. E. Spann 'spoke Tor the Knights;
Mrs; J. H. Wright for the Chestonian
Court and Mrs. C." M. Finley for Excelsior
Court, No. 2.
.Mrs. Elpise M. Wise and little son,
left. Sautrday
lipinp here to the funeral of Mre,
Wise's step-father, Mr. William Lee.
Mrs. Mamie Hardin, of Charlotte.
s.f?in U-Wed n cwmIh y? even i ng-here,- - tthe
Charhes "HamfrnW
Mrl Oscar II in ton, Mr. William H.
JohrfSjon, Mrs. Bella Macon, Mrs. E.
\\ Isom &re still on the sick list.
Mr. John Featherstrme. orrr special
lelivery mart, 4s?crititally 111 ai-his
no me TnJeferVilte. ' ?
Mrs, Frances Hardin, mother of
Mr. Charles Hardin, who has been
in invalid for seven years has been
luite sick with the flu' during the past
teek. ?- ?
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? THE PALMETT
MLcs^-Lizzie Lander entertained -a. numbgr^frf^her
friends Monday nighC
at Tier home?thC TJCcasion being a
birthday party which she gave , for
Vipi- luisTfanff; IVlr. Pot pi- lander.?Var-. J
ious games, radio and phonograph 1
music/ added to the merriment. Sand- i
wiches, eocoa and cake were served.
Mr. John Davis, was accidentally^ =j
kicked by a mule at his work at Wylie; ^
mid Ob. stables i.m Monday. It w>
ed that he will soon be rid of ?11 pain 1
and hurts. I.
Mrs. Willie Mae Knox, nietre~of-MTs: \
-Susie Phillips, Mrs* Mary A. Arm- ,
strong, Miss Betty Belton and. Mrs.
Clifford Blacknion of Kershaw, spent
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Phillips i
and witnessed the drama, "Ruth," i
at Calvary Baptist church.
-from -Salisbury and spent-^-Sftiurday- <
with Mrs. Hurt 's parents," Elder" and "
Mrs. J. C. Lewis, and sister, Miss Besr i
sie J. Le\Vls. They left early Sunday
morning for Chiudntt?T--wTnrre~~Rfcvrp
HufT trccepled^e call to the First Bap
list church of that city. For- several i
years Rev. Huff has been pasor of i
the First Baptist church of Salisbury. (
His friends- wislvfor him -much success.
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Mrs^ Isabel \V ,'lie. mother of Deacon 1
E. Tlladden" "oT_New York City, was
turied from Sandy River Baptist i
church" last Sunday. Rev. J. D. Mc- j
Collough preached the sermon. The |
v. Oman and was WW in the highest J
esteem by a large concourse of sorrow
ing. friends.. ?? ."? ,. |<
Mrs. Janie' Buchanan gave a very ]
enjoyable birthday party for her ^
da.yght^r, MissM&rgarot, oil_Wednesdaye^ening,
atner home on Columbia
street. The young people enjoyed J
every moment of the tithe with games |
and music, after which delicious re- j
fresments, consisting of salad, . crackers,
cake and ice cream'were served. ^
Mrss Margaret received many beauti- (
ful gifts from the guests. 1
On the sick list on Columbia street- ;
are Mrs. M. E. Dye,-Mrs. Marie Simp
son, Miss Zadio Uladden, iwr. Wade ~
Vance. ' 1
Mr." and Mrs. Cunningham, have a^
their guests their sisters, Mrs. Brace
of Danville, Va., and Miss Julia Cun- "j
ningham. Fort Lawir. S. C. ;
. Mrs. Esthor . Borders is renmdling r
?nd_painting -her home ' "
Rev. Mrr Brice died March 20th. J
funeral 'services were " held at home and
the body was taken to Old ?ion i
>'?>! interment. .. . .. "
The drama, "Ruth" given by members
of tht, Women's Missionary so- <
ciety of Calvary Baptist church un*der
th(, direction of the president, Mrs.
J. E. ^Spann, &as witnessed l?y a large
nnil .sipprr-riativr?audience Tuesday
night. -* . . 1
. Thirty days ago, a rainbow was put ^
i epresenttrfg the seven colors, walked t
hard to get to the end, -as the first
one to reach the end would become 1
well, representing blue, was the firfct j
to reach the end and was called Ruth.
The drama showed the departure of Orpah,
from Ruth and-Naomi;, Ruth <
gleaning?in?the fields;, the home of
The wealthy Boaz; Renjamirrand Btraz ^
the gleaners; vygins; the wedding
night.". The ladies and gentlemen
pkryed their "parts well and the 1
"scenery was beautiful in every act. 1
Some ot the principal characters-Wefe-~
Miss Joanna Blackwell, Ruth; Madam
M. I*>. Woods, Naomi; Mrs. \\\ L. Rax- '
+or?-Or pah; -Muv- James?McCaine^- Bo? az;
Mr. "Charles Young, Benjamin.
Several very small children appearedas"
flower girls in the marriage, of
I Ruth and Boaz. Mr. J. E. Snnnn !>c.
[taT^-lif^Trreaehe!, Mrs. "Mat-"
-garet Span it presided at the piano, ac- <
-r-nmpahtvd" by Mr. D. "H. BabCOTltT-^ "i
the viblim The marriage of Ruth .and'
Boav5 was especially beautiful in the
soft glow of the many candle lights,
and the entfre cast wore rainbow cpT"
!rji's. Miss Bladvwell received the first
prize $'J.50 in gold and each contestant
received a gift. These gifts were
The~follo\ving is the result: Miss Joanna
Blackwell, $1GM0; Mrs. S, Phillip*.
$23.05; MrsrT^aster Lillv, $14.50;
Mrs. E. King. .$13.98; Mrs. J. Clay.
-Mys. I.izziejChajk, $7.00; Door receipt's
$17.10; total, $122/13. Mrs. Spann has
already had several requests .to repeat
this "very beautiful-drama.
FttKE W1I.I. lf.1. 1:It?? V- I
A pleasant group of the "Free Wil- 1
lers" mot in the reception hall at
Ridgewood camp Sunday. afternoon at '
4:00 o'clock. The club was called to
order hy the president.: After the formal
devotional service and the re- .
port'of thp secretary, the roll was!
Vailed to which the members-respond
0(1 with duos. The house was next
opened for business at which time
plans wcrP cnmpleted-fep the,club to
purchase a new refrigerator for the "
i'ttmfy. -Due to the ahsenoc oT som'e
<>f the officers^ and members plans con- .
cerninp the entertainment, were post
poned until the next meeting at which
time they will he ftilly discussed. All
members ar? "-oeged?to-"he present.
After _the_Jiusinesa_?ransa^Uon- Mlss-,
Anna Thompson, the program chair--manr-'-tonk
ehafrKu uiid a vni'.dimU
Hint Mrlinhi ful prupntm war, ran tiered^
as follows:" Vocal solo, Mr. Willie Veal;
instrumental solo, Mr. .John N.ifklehy;
_ =aad 4>aper -W-Jtf rs, jr. H. Peasant.
Roth Mi. Year and Mr. Nick Toby were
accompanied by the efficient, and talented
Miss Smith whose playing cap,
tivates her audience^ - ?
-ThtrrTuF cordially ^elcomed fifteen
report that Mrs. Sarah RobinsAn, the
vice president and Mrs. Sopfinonia
White are ill; It wisbeA thenra speedy
recuperation. -
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QHkBAPER _. ... .
BENEDICT NEWS
<>n Antisdel Field Tuesday, April
1st, Coach Madison will attempt wh^t
Dcach "Jack" Williams last year
found to be just*a little short of improbable.
Under the circumstances
the writer attempts "no prediction pf
the results when Benedict college
meets- Haines trrstttute next Tuesday,
April 1st, but in the ^circumstances
the tvriter-sees reason? why Columbia
<hould witness what promises to be a
thriller. Baseball fans cannot afford
h i miss it.?Arrd others1 should byv-tUi
menns se0 it.
-Another sum of $U,UUU or more has
tjeeh aniled" toThe Total-raised on Foun
result of the schcol by a friend. The
total amount is now abo\<e $14,0t)0,
ts a result of the Founder's- day Valfy.
Professor- B. E.J Mays, district Y.
M...C. A. secretary, spoke to the cabinet
members of the Y. M/ and Y. W.
?. A. in the college library Saturday,
afternoon. MrT Lanhaftt of the state
The Olympian Llt'liary stxiely nieL
!i the college library. SaturdayTevjenng
at six o'clock. Mr, Acie HighloWer
presided. An interesting program
was rendered.
Dean and-Mrs. W. Drew Varney
^nte-utaimuL the members of the Y.
M. and Y. W. Ci A. cabinets in their
ovely. apartment in Morgan h%]V Sainrday
evening from 8'tu 10 p.' HI.
Interesting and varied games were
played and enjoyed during the evenng.
The host and- hostess appropriately
^eryed sandwiches, cake, ice
?ream and candy made of New England
maple^sugar contributed to the
jfTair by Professor Varney's mother.
All the freshmen are looking for.vard
to the celebration of-their day
April 1st. Sterrettp,-teache
rLin the Co;PBible
school, delivered w very
interesting message to Thg~~ students
ind faculty members at their chapel
=ervice on Sunday evening last.
Miss Beatrice led the weekly prayer
neeting on Thursday - evening - last.
riu? (mrTnnvn iiy^
SPRING PAGEANT AT WESLEY
M. E. CHURCH Therr
will be a Spring Pageant en.
it led "God's Care in Nature" at Wesey
M. E. Church Sunday evening,
Marrh-ttfrth ~at -7-:He p.-nt.- given by
he primary?Sunday school class directed
by Mrs. L. Ev Rosemond. This
joys and girls who will be represented
as follows: ^Birds?Flippy Wren,
r"arol Leevy; "Bluebird, Dorothy Hick
=*m-j?Robin?Redbreast,?Ruby?Rioser.
nond; Flippy dxnrior,?^ohn Wesley
lohnspn; Flowers?Pink Rose, Dorothy
Carder; Pansy, Mildred Beaver;
Dandelion, Franky Hicksonf Ladies?
Mrs. Pencost, Ruby Counts; Mrs. Bur^
>ck. Lillian Spann; Little Girl, Elenor
Frawcr; Flag Boy, Le Roy Spann.
Duet, I'll Feed the" Birds^ Naomi and
Ruby Rosemond.
There will be a short musical protendered
also^ Mgstgr .Howard
Johnson will make the opening ad(lrh?5i.
A special' invitation is rendered
to all Sunday schools of the city.
BAMBERG NF.WS^? ?
Thankful Baptist Church
Sunday "being a very pleasant and
tcautif"j dny, Sunday schol opened
at 10:10 by Supt. The lesson was reviewed
very . briefly by Bro. 1 H. W
Johnsffn. - - ^ - ' _i _.
B. Y- P. U, opened "a t7:30 by the
president* ' Topic: The Pi'ophct?wlic
had the Blues, was discussed very
trftmrstinfi?ly; 7. .. t
The K. of P. and Courts of Calarithe
held .their annual Thanksgiving
service at "this church last Sunday,
A", large crowd was present. Music
was furnished by Thankful choir under,
the direction of Mr, H. W. Johnson,
manager and..MissJJulalee Johnson,
organist,
St. JohTr^Baptist Church.
Sunday school called to order by
the Supt. 10:30 a. m. Many scholars
and parents were"" out. The pastor
held.' l? U>m(' Prnynr
Mt. Carmel M. E. Church.
Sunday school opened at 10 by the
Supt. The lesson was taught very
beautifully by all teachers.
11:30 and S:3() the pastor preached
very -axftellont fttp'rmons.
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1 ^ SWANSEA N^WS.
Mr. and MrS. J. H. Shivers of
North were delighted to have ~as their
dinner iftrests Sunday March Id
Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Williams and'
Mrs. Loutisha Steedmen of Denmark.
They were also glad to have Mrs. E.
"Davis, Misses Edna, Juanita, Willie
, Map, and (fftiit-M''" ?f
_sea visited their teachpr Miss Louise ;
Murph.
Little Nazrie Davis was the guest
of little Elijah Shivers. The' guests
-seemed to enjoy the course of^saladL
and desserts that 'was served. All
reported n pleasant afternoon. Come '
-ae'ain. "
Mise Murph?spent the Iwcok-oqd _
at home. .
MTsaTansy^ Murph *left on thc~17fh~
for Brooklyn...N. Y. We hop*' I'M* her
a pleysant?summer in the north.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS
Mrs. Mamie Pearson, Mrs. Annie
Butler and Miss Eleanor Holmes were?
^visitors in the home "qT Mrs.""Maria "
Walker Massey^ of Cumberland street
^treotr onnuay evening.
; The quartet singers from all over
>Vio '?.;n ~~ -t o*. r>?1?_ '*>?
* ??w VIVJ win aillg at pu rttUl 3 DHJJ"
f*s?. church Wednesday evening. March
~2?th. ' Rov.?&?W;?Joinisow.?paslui.
t Mr. Alien McGrier-visited the home?
J Mr. Ollie Loudon waS.'the guest of
| Mr. and Mrs. Ozie Jackson and Mrs.
Arnie Butler were plelasant visitorfrj
r.in the home'of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Tstrkson Monday evening.';
I . Mr. Lewis Williams ^nras 'the guest
of Mr. Morrel Jackson Wednesday
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. evening. . ...
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The up-to-date lingerie mode pres- I
ents two fishiotiJiblc". extremes for the j'
Selection of the - discriminating wo- I
mail. One is tlie extremely teminmr
typ<? of lounging roTie; the other is I
the carefully tailored. rather mannish
garment. Model It 2(>7'(> belongs |
to the latter class and, paradoxically i
enough, its tailored, boyish air is ex- 5
tremcly becoming to the very feminine
woman. A Jong ^collar, seamed at the j
of this smart bathrobe. -The sleeves j
are finished with turn-hack cuffs, and. 1
i the patch pockets and large buttons j
are complementary touches.
F.xoeHa Pattern No. It 2676. Sizes, j
t 16 to 50, 25 cents.
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Funeral Directors" 1
lastio Surgery A Specialty
Fifth St." Hartsville. S. C. j_
phone
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ille Associate; . Licensed-, Embalmor
and i\Ianftj>or
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Saturday, March 29. 1930.
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HAMILTON'S ~
ZrZ 2 r, 11 Main-St. |
\ DIAMONDS and WATCHES
on Easy Terms ;
Small Office, Small Expense;
r~ - Small Profit
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EXCURSION
- To ' " ' 1
FLORIDA
savannah. QA
Brunswick, ga: ~
; And , ? , . cuba
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Saturday, April 5th, 1930
:.I,(m_Rfliind Trip Fares From *>
Columhia
-Savannah. Ga. _____$ r>.0(F"~ ~ V:, v
Brunswick. Ga. . __ 7.U0 ~ 7
.'acksonvTTTe, Flail! to.a?
St. 'AntwUnn,- Fla 111 !?_0 "
-?Peytono. Fin . ih.75 .
Praia. F'a. 1 *>.'75 - v
-.Gai'nes.vi!^TlZEJ^:r : T^r"^ - ==!;BI
Fort Pierce. Fla. 1 S.Ojtt
West Palm Beach, Fla. _ ,* r?HT~
Fort Lauderdale, FJa. __ 19.~0
H<ille\l.-f?fTrl I.I--1 IQ ".ft 1'
Miami, Fla : 20.00
Ttrmpa, Fla. 17.50'
.?t. I'eterstjurjfT Fla. ' 17.10
Key West. Fla. 27.25,
Havana. Cuba. 44.75
Also to all principal &on< li Florida
points a! pnfh'Minnllii'j ' IUW11
round trip farun. ;? ?: l.
Proportionate /.excursion fares
will be, sold from other points.
Kxenrsion tickets will l>e sold for
alt trains Friday, April 5, limited ?/
returning: Savannah. April 12;
JltUn^wick^ Jacksonville, St^ Augustine,
Davtona, Ocala, Gaines-- t
vine, April 13; Kev West, April 21; ?
nations, A?-nl 17..
Stop-overs at all povits in Florida.
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I or I'nlhuaii iesei vationn, oched.~ r=
~^trtt~-Heket agem-s- ' ? . ---
Southern Railway
System ; -7'
DANTZLER BROS.
Shoe Repairing?_f ~
.77 '5
Shoes Called For .and Delivered
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. . ..
2121 (iervaus St.. I'HONF yi32 ; ~
5 Trade With
PRESLEY'S GROCERY
- E-AT-M ARRET
H LOXJEL1 is
An Unpleasant Subject
?All of the functions of life are not
p'easant to consider. Perhaps this is
why some mothers refuse to thinlf-^
loss of flesh, lack of appetite, or itchir.g
nose and ;fingers m~thetT children, 7
i.'in be caused__by_round or pin. worms, s
.\rany mothers' have proven, however,
thtit a few closes of White's Cream
Vermifuge, that sur^ and "harmless
iiofhrFxpenfrflt, will ttfake'these symp
torn* disappear. .You can get White's
Grearri Vermifuge, for 35 cents per
bottle from , .'J
THK WAVKKLKY DRUG STORE ;
Kegal Drug Store1121
WASHINGTON ST
A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE V
"'.lust a half block from Main on
Washington '
Call Us For Your Drug Needs
5507 ? . 9171
.. . CALL AT
SIMPKIN'S SERVIGK
STATION ""
!'?> Ifmn wniir Pure PofiinWl, Washed _
ajuL-DopctL 7
Corner Park and Washington Streets
Sanitary Pressing Club -
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
Dry-Cleaning, Pressing. Altering _
Phono 913.1 A. PICKETT, Prop. . . '
_ . NOW ~
IS THfe ACCEPTED ?
TIME ' :
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to select yout- Piano or Player Piano.
^guaranteed
Pianos from ??
, Player Pianos from $297 up. On .
convenient terms.
MALONE'S MUSIC HQUSE"^
1428 Main S. -* Columbia