The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 17, 1930, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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Miss Mary Goodwin of New Y ?r
City, spent .severar day's in the oil
with her mother "on Kast Gervai
street. Mr.
W. 11.- Thomfts, who now n
sides in Mt. iCJair^. New Jersey, , i
- visitinK_UilttIjve?_."i'iJ friends ni th
city. - ~
Mrs. Minnie Brigjrs Scott of Aikc
spent several hours^ in the .city o
Wednesday with Mrs. J. C. Kuhank
Mrs. Scott was enroiite to New Yor
where she will spend'the summer.
- Mrs. L.- B. McLees has returnt
from Greer w here she KatC a "sUCteS:
ful school term.
Mr. L.-B-. Pleasant motored to Chn
leston Tuesday accompanied , by M r
Sara Robinson, Mamie Goodwin, ar
Miss Gussie Rutherford. While- thei
they were quests, of Rev. and .\lr
?Dun bar. Mrs. Fa nmu- (1 reenw uud_ ar
Mr. and Mrs. V\ S. Green. Mrs. Ble.
cant who spent' some time with R<?
and Mrs. Dunbar, returned with tl
hunch Tui'sday evening. ?
Rev. J. W. Boykin of. CannU'iv ai
Prof. C. A. Bing of Alb-nda1 wei
pleasant callers in our otlice-lnst wee
?'?-Mr. A." F. Oliphant of Den nun
visited the Leader's otliee while
the city this week., s
Mrsr D. K. Jenkins. Pine street, hi
Mjrs. Helen Cohron tyf U'ashingto
Miss Lorino Herrin, one of the-ii
structors In the school Tn ILefuinVwn
is back hOnie ajfaTn and is eontVne
to her bed. We hope she will sot
. be restored to health. '
Miss J. S. Richards~V/t</Sunibw
visiting Afrsr-S. G.- fBt-ks<rttr '24 Hi '1'n
lor street. On Monday she was tl
.y guest of Mrs. Sr'H.jSpann at
-Washington street-^ ^ -***
WASHINGTON GI'*KST. .
FKTKI) WITH PART
-? -Mrs. Helen?Cohxan of . Wusbingtt
who has Ijet'n visiting' Mrs. 1). I
Jenkins?<m Pj fn -st i-i'i-l fi.i
Uttys-was the inspiration ?l ~v?i
pretty hr'rdgo oarty n-ivi-n mi M.nul:
afternoon-by Mrs. Jenkim;.
tv-five and to-the lucky ladies in tl
., gameu.nstift silk dance handkeichie
wer<f prejuhtfed.'~ ? ?Pink
ices in the form of roses \vi
individual cakes in t'reeh were servi
at the conclusion of the game.
Ql'KKN KStnFK "( Ii APf IW T
- ' H()J.D MEMOELA1,5Kimf KS
' . Queen 'Esther Chapter' numhrr?:?Order
of Eastern-Star wilt hold?m
mortal services at the Masonic tor
pie on Washington street Monday ey
ning. May 19th, at 7:.'U) p. m. in-.h
nor of Mrs. Eunide B?eI.ewie, belpvi
- "worthy wfftroa. wh?>y it).i.cao*--v
. mourn.
Worthy and honored oHicers of tl
following named lodges of Free ai
Accepted Masons are cordially invi
ed to be present and take a o>?t
the exercises: Capital City, fori
thian and, Lebanon.
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Mrs. M. Capers. Worthy Matro
Rev. J. .11. Mohnson. Worthy P
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Mrs. Laura J. Bane,' Sec ret a r
LES CHOISKS PEL'
On Friday, May ninth-at tiyc-thjr
o'clock?Lea Ghoise& IVn and. gucs
met at_the home of Mada'me ""Lnri
Paul for an afternoon of whist. .
The tasfefullv rwnished living mo
Was arranged lov--fom- tible*of pj&
era.1 A color ffhcme of -ink ail'1 whi
"" With effect was carried out with i
Pink baskets of pink and white mill
oteupietl a corner of each table. Pii
and white rosebuds 'intermingled wi
red roses'and delicate ,furns !eiul<
beauty and grace as well as fragran
to the occasion. These contrasted1 wi1
the gay spring attire of the guest
I roduced a most attractive and eolo
ful scheme".
. After "playing progressively f<c
tpbles of whist Madam Patrick, hoi
ing highest score, was the happy rec
pient of a beautiful hand
scarf. The cut for consolation luc
il" fell ta ivnie. r,. v-, Hjvcm .
Ceived a dainty piece of lingerie, pec!
shade. Mile. Nelson proudly claim*
the boobv, three nov.eltv huhdke
chiefs. The guest?prize was won I
Miss?Lula Ballard. _
Following the /prizes a' delieioi
"t menu of shrimp salad, hutterthin
stuffed olives, tomatoes with may
naise, iced lemon tea, ice cream ar
ealftf jyara-gerved.
Guests of the afternoon were ivn
?ses Ethel Evans. Lula Ballard. Ann
Belle. Nelson, Mildred- Boykin ar
Catherine Mack. The club wishes
' gain tfi thank the hostess Mile. Li
lian -Nelson for a most enjoyah
afternoon.
HRI.P Y W-C- A.
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Attending Bazaar
AT
Champion and .Pearson's fin
Tuesday night. May 20th, TtTC
ADMISSION 1 ; It
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1 MK. JAMBS HAMPTON I'ASSKS T^fl
TUB liKY (*)NI)
~~MT. James Hampton died at his
lii'Miii1 1046 Bryan street Thursday
afternoon. May 8,, 19.f0 following an ^
-4-illness o?- three weeks. \
I Mr. Haihpton was horn in N'ewber-I.
pFy in i?7tf but moved to Columbia] j
in hTs""childhood,
-| He had been engaged in some phase |
jo: draying for more than twenty-four
(years. He had aeyuirijd many friends, .
i because of his upright christian cha- .
raeter -openhearted and abundant hosA'llUlliy
and FTTs line spirit of optU t
misni .which was always in eviili'"n(.l
j. e? en; <ln Jhls severe illness. He was ]
ar,' affectionate husband and father,;.
. devoted to his home,
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.-hi ?.111? |ju?iurait: 01 uev, iihi"L
}) was converted and became a member
of Sidney Park C. M. E. church t
| and remained;*a faithful dutiful and.,
[l? loyal member Until hisdeath. Pgng^j
R services- were! .bald- Sunday at one (
o'clock in Sidney Park church, cun- j
dacted by Rev. Davis. Interment was j
n in White Hall cemetery at Jenkins- ,
" v:lu'Mr.,
Hampton is survived?by his
widow Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy Hamp- j
ton, three sons, James Hampton, of
Pbilndetphw,?Robert?Hampton;?now |
'' ieidd.ing.JLn England, and John Hamp- .
^ tun, one sister and two brothers. Mrs.
Emma Seabrooks, Mr.1 Wesley and
Mr. Wade?Hampton,?and?a?host?af-^
1,1 " CARD OF THANKS '
? T-he family of the late Mr. James 1
Hampton?wishes- to thank?the?many-1x~
friends of Columbia and Jenkinsville'
v* Tor their kindness during the illness |
H' and death of our husband. father 3
ami brother, and also for the lovely 1
( t'owers.^? t?1?? r?to
Mrs. K,jizanejjn Hampton, wife, .Jas. j
LV Robert, and Job" Wesley Hampton,
soils; Mrs. Kmma Seabrooks, sister;.
??Wesley and Wade Hamptnn, brothers.-^
Til K WILLINC W()ViKERS CU B
OF WKSLKY M. K. CHCRCir
u! t( : Yt f ;
p. . ley M. H. church met aL the homelvf '
l\J iss Anna Sp;>nil, 2510. Washington
n street. .Meeting was called by the
v vit-e president. * Frederick Rosemond.
>n we listened to an instrumental, by
Mr. Rosemond. After we heard from
Miss Mary Cook, -who was~.au visitor,
is We were favored with a delicious :tdpv
per.?> 5 " 73 "T
' - Our next niefdfnjr \yiJl,4^%eld at
O the hotfie of Vinson.
1'KW RALLY AT WKSfcKT
Y There will be a Pew Rail.'', at the j
' Wesley M. h\ churchT XJervais St., i
>n 01 wnirri uie_ui.\Y* .j. r. 1'a^'i js pa<- .
K. tor, Sundae. May 18th. $1 4:.'l0 p. in.
al Tin- public i* curd i ally imjly'd,, j
i'y "\h' HKlMtON llABTlfiT CIH IU I! <
CLOSINfi Ol T REVIVAL
m Wo are. flu.sinir Out one of the bigtV
nest revival meetings' ever held in
ttwcj^wstury of this, the Mb?Hebrorr
th Baptist church. We are havirtg great d
success, spiritually and .fin??nrin.'!>r.
The?meeting will close Sunday night.
We thank the. members and friends
yy fur therr-atte'Hlanee and contributions.(!od
bless the~eheerful giver. ?
? Oitott" Kmanl.-treasurer;- Miss- Ella?
Mnv. Little. secretary. Dr. F. B. Mc'
Nen 1. pastor. '
YOl'NC; I'EOl'LK'S LEADERSHIP
? t'OT NEIL MEETS AT KM ANl
EL CHURCH
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Thei.^n'lircl .meeting o< ihe 1 ouhg 1
l?, People's Leadership council met at
j,l Kmanuel church in Kendalltown on 1
t. Sunday. April 27th, llKtO at 5:25 <?'- :
j4i ..'dock.".The theme for discussion was 1
"How to conduct meetings properly.""
-Mr-.?Robert?Green from Allen-- uni'
versit\* gave some useful hints for
n conducting our meetings properly?. M i
a- IJaninioncls from Benedict discoursed
>n to us also on how our meetings can <
y. he conducted. Hp told in- his talk
how at one time denqminationalism
was the hone of contention in manv
of our christian gatherings of faI
thers .and mothers, hut explained fur-'
ther that this.form is breaking, down.;
j~; He brought out fully the possihilitisof
the leadership to no toblUj In the
Young People's Leadership council.'
m The next meeting" will be hehl at?Bethel?A7?MV
4vt?ehurek at 5:00 >>'?
1 1 biek.?iVhtr?18th.?The?public is?col'**
(Rally invjted. . ,/ ,
L.r- ' ANNOl-NCKl) ? I
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' I Amidst a beautiful setting of spring _
^ flowers of white and pink colorings.
^(* and guests gowned in all of the leadmg
spring shades, at 6:00 p. m. sharn
Saturday, May 10th, bridge was play-|
ed in the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher (lantt, who entertained in
1 honor of their attractive daughter, I,
Florence-.
V > At the end of the game little Waller
Durhnn'i rushed in veil in c "extra"
?nd the quests all excited to know.'
what the interesting news could be
^ Ave re ready to" be handed one and eai
jrerly read the antra oncement of fVm ,
r"' Gantt-Hoover. wi'dding to place i
' v Saturday, June 7, 1930. i;
After Miss Mattie Eyles, havjne 1
,s received highest score was awarded j ]
",t 1st prize, Miss Mamie Sartor, was nl-: i
?j lowed by-her opponents to receive 1
1( bcoby and Miss Catherine Mack draw,;
^ ing. t.he Jucky card, recpived cnnsola-^
I" tion. . . | * , i
,| An iced course in pink and white
" was*-served. : ' il
Those pfaying were mepibers _of |
}' the Estees club. MesdameSr- Mattie,]
Baylor, 'Harriott t^ornwpllv" 'Betty",
_ Reach, Ryth Johnson. Alma Williams,, <
Elise W. Goodwin, Hazel G. Bo'ok-1^
n'an, Maxine kelson, Miss HBaisy My- i
ers. other guests, Mrs. Hattie Wil-'<
? liams. fieberea Johnson. Frances; i
Caughnian, -Elise King and I,uTa <
..., Iiipckney.'
SELLING FURNITURE j,
|f-?U nrn selling oirt^. my?household ,,]
Boods?all kinds at my residence, 1316;
m ETnnvr.o^ Tr von are Interested gtve ]
m^a call, 9247. < , j
)ci 1 W.H.THOMAS,
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THE 1'ALMET
R A IH^-hlTKRAjn' AMI MH I A l< |"
CLUB NEWS ^
Thu young moil of thg Radio Li? terary
and Social club held their ' .
veekly meeting, at the Odd Fellows. lall
Tuesday night. May 13th, The
mmting waii culled to order hy?Hie **
" resident, Mr. Rol and Harris, and
hen a short Bible verse was read hy
\ddie Lee Grants?- <
The club had a great meeting and
ifter all business wate-discussed and
lues collected a delicious course was 8
fin ii-yd Jtaim milad, piuUwn, awltinesy c 1
ake and punch.
The club is working on plans to get V?
ill clubs in this city to cooperate to- jal
<ether. I think if .all the _clubs of st'
.his city would cooperate "together sh
ind do not pull against each other it cn.
a-ill make better clubs ill this city ^v'
ind anywhere elst^ And if one- club
should have a dnmw T dn nut think
he meml?er*?trf another ctuh should
.ell the younger set of this city that
l Is not going to be a dance as we w?
tad that to happen to our club on the v''!
i.ight of April 11th.
I think all should cooperate and doj
lot pull against a club. If you do not tir
ike the membership a club ymi stn.ii'-'iAi
int- nl.11 *? in?t fcW ,.l.,h u?,l ?!! ??
:he people that it is not a dance when tir
t'is one. . ? ?rftr
The Radio Literary-nn dsndal dub "so
vant to cooperate with every- elnh in "
:his city and if all would cooperateJ_L
w? ??rA*.l.l U ?rraTi-. ? ?-?
uuiu_ riu >?: writer uaiK'^S. 1 r.lUL ^
Li what we think about it. . j.dfc
HOWARD" SCHtMfiT HAS VtSlTA-' (ia
TION 1)A_Y MAY 20
Patrons, friends and citizens are. in-:
.ited to visit Howard school Tuesday
between. 9:00 a. in. and 5:00 p. m.*
\t this time the building will be open .<
for inspection. Each classroom teach- r.c
?r will have on display work from her M
iepartment. The exhibits will be work ec
lone during tne year. It is the aim mi
d the school to let the patrons see pr
vhat their children are doing-itt How- ra
ml to. prepare themselves-for their an
ifeV work. It is also ifn opportunity fr<
icith" the Teachers. - -~ty
M A UK I AC. E ANNOL MCF.ISI I .N'IV *' ?
-t.it
Mrs. Fannie Clifton Caldwell an- '
bounces the marriage of heu_da'.igTF:- ,l1
Lev, Gertrude, !to Mr. C? W. Wood-'
ward, May ,'C 11>30. At home 141 W.
Cityh StrL'Cl' AR'lt"X'Ll -rf
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^ ' A LI,FN Cyi.VKRS.rrV
On; Friday May'9, the female mem- j-.1
I)ers of the high school faeulty. 'gave .u
a surprise party for Principal O. V. .
Valentine at FU4 Oak street. The_'V)
party Was in honor of hfs twenty- t:
fifth ('.') birthday.. After the arrival v_.
nf the hunuu'd ^mst u delude"" J*"1"1 ^
[ oiirse :iml ilcsttfit vvfi'f* ^ervt'fl Those
present to shhre the joy of the occa- ^
sion were Prof. It. L. Pegnese, assis- ^
Hint prim*ipa+r -M-tss Maytnr?Htilden.
Miss Kthel R.,Gibson, Miss Klsie M. ^
MjsTfarah'^. G^en',' ' ?
BIRTHDAY PARTY .'A.
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? On Tuesday?afternoon, ." May -Oth, i
lit tie Tholnvu Woodbury, was j>iv?n d T
party,, by .her_.ad mother,.Mri. id. Lv
I). Saxon and aunt Mary Ray, celey '
bratinj? her 7th"t>i?thday. "The party ^ ,
was priven at the Saxon residence and [/
the children made gujtE?a?pieture as
they romped and played on the lawn.
Thelma was very happy to have so
^ytr^u^^rry with ^her "
At Ol?TO all the children were soateiT * *
dp the lawn and priven paper caps in a.
several colors,' after which ice cream, s j!
rake and candy were served. Over l*.
100 children enjoyed tbe-r-evemntr.
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CLEVELAND (OIlloT NEWS
The Mothers Day services were'very j]
prood at Antioch Baptist church. It ^
was also Rally day. The amount rais q(
ed?will be stated* next week. jn
d Mr. Howard Blassenyame, Albany.* ^
New York, was the house truest of
Mrs. Jas. Stroman.
' Mr. Wm. Raiford, son .of the deceas- cj(ed
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Raifovd of (.f
Aiken, s, c? Has boon in lor tniw p
h i;? recovery. ^
Miss Fullest Coleman,?fturnwoll, th
Smith CaT'oIrfials spending the sum- v.]
iiior with her sister and brothers^1 .
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lang Dunbar. .
Miss Daisy Woods, Camden, S. C.,
is here to spend the summer with her
brother-in-law and 'sister, Mr." land j
a pleasant vacation. _ ?\ SI
It is always a "pleasure to mention jn
th<?~ new subscribers for the Leader.
It is a paper that11 wouldn't be with- tr
rut unless they stop printing it. Tlpue
are so many people who enjoy reading
it, but they would rathe,, walk
blocks to borrow oije rathfer than
pay for it. The two new readers I
mentioned -are very fond of the ,
paper. They are Mr. A. E. Dupree, the ^
chairman of the Deacon board of Antioeh
Baptist church. Mr. Dupree is Jr|
a wonderful man and has a wonder- ?
ful family. He hails-from South Car-'
lina. He is a graduate of Benedict J
L'ollege. Mrs. Virginia Stroman is ?S
formerly of Springfield. S. Carolina.
She is a blessed mother, ^i member ^
well thought of by everybody.
Little Helen Ruth Holmes is still }
inoilini, Vioi> place Pvprv mnrk on
"V ' . --ner
last report card was "A." , If she ?g
rmlds out ahead of the. class until 1
Fune her" "ffTbther is planning a Hip- %
surprise for her,_ . ! ??
, Mrs. Clementina Williams Hackett ^
iad as her guest, Miss Carrie I,. Pay J
ion, formerly of Abbeville, S. C7. but
imy--&f New--York;CitvT.-Miss. Pay^.^
ion was a delegate fo'Tne Naftrfn AT" J
Assembly of the Y. \V. C. A. in De-1
:roit, Michigan. She spent a vrv . fi
pleasant stay in Cleveland with Mrs. | Jt
HacketL. ?. .
Miss Willie Mae Thompson had as
ler guest for dinner at Phyllis Wheat'
ley' association MTss Carrie L. Pay^'^*
ion a?d Mrs. Clementine Hackett,
I'O I.EAOfcK "* '
"BED-TIME- ?
CHILL
"Vacation Time"
"Only u few more weeks l?efoi-e our
mmer vacation, whoopee, I'fir j/jlail,"
'I'd Terl.
w nv, i i*(i, aren't you usliamt ' of
urself'f'""ii'hswered May. "We have 1
least ninety dayvs-.t>f?freedom frump
hool -work hut .unless that time i
ent in usefulness, we ma.V as well
uht it as" time lost. Of cuursii we
11 want ttt play, a '<art of each tiny,*
only for ^i. few minutes, but inteitintf
play?is?really work.?Mum -v
s -already made plans for ttnrTvhotumily
to visit Aunt' Kate at (Jlen- ,
i.v for four weeks and yon k"uw a
it with Aunt Kate is always ? d< *"
You will have lot's of real fun yetij*
first hand information about the.
oeric;in In 111 e ill les You eaueht?*?1
JJllU'J.'.. '.'X H iidin l-i ' '
ner we were tlkere* .and I am s in
ere are- others iim?can find
nfethjntt "ajxuiT; ;?i<l do you remeni
Mr. K. W. Puckett of ButValo spent
-few?hours in Cleveland?hrst?drm?
,v.
Mr^Atpitoirsa-Williams spimfntrv.ys
in Detroit Jast_"\veek. *~. . ' ?
CHARLESTON NEWS~~ '
NOTED SORRANA DIES 1
Airs. .lled.cr?I >;i y i<?Dm,.-.in in.rr.l I
prano, died AlaylftLh, llKiU and in I
rul services weri* held at.Ry'he! ;
, K. church. She vyas a noted sin- <
v and contributed .largely-to the inn ?
" world, was also ' the leading so-. |
anosinger hi the choir of t he aftove. 1
nityi church- ftho loa'vos her hushan'd
d five children who, niaiirn her lus-- I
em the 'stage of action- A "noted \
arncter?she?was?i+t?U+o-?communis I
The" graduation?ojcoi^v-os . of 'tlu-'-l
I and training srlnml of this )
y were presented on Friday high:.;!
ay 2nd at Central Baptist church,! i
>v. h. B. Brooks, pastor.
The classes, with that vast audience I
i-re held spellbound by a mouvtar.; t
us address delivered by lvt'\ W. T.,1
-azler, Wallingfovd church, followed <
ith the presentation of diplopia*'j
Dean W- II- Johnson presented an; i
tpcessive ceremony withv the long I
ars of practice nlaccd him as thej
ther of the medical profession _ixhbt
i' presentation of the l'.'du das-.
n by, Head Nurse ' Mabel O. OttvFPP |
us also interesting. ..Thj;_ prcsvnla~ii
,!i of prizes i>y Dr. K; jl. Burroughs |
us very timely, The ' graduates of
- i'i:ui class. Miss Edna Earl Hey-_
niL~~MTss Mai Ilia ''lluimpm.li l-iTTTi
dshed with great honor. Uev. I,, r.
^rnvks- wax master nfu-Mviiuiiiies. >
Miss Theresa Jones tit' I.ntt.t spent-'-1
e week eTuI in this city last week rts-i
'est nf Mr: ami Airs. Alayes, ~
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Mrs. Josephine Swinton lias left
r the great metropolis where .she '
II spend it month with her son and
ughter, und vis Ft hel; many .friends, t
The firaml Order of Tents held m
etf ditto-convention in tin* city May '
It of this-"ear:?
The' grand opehing was held-at Kni>?i''r
A. M. K. church, liev. ft.
I.awronee "pastor, at which Oei*a- >n
the meivhers FiFT I Fie order a nd ^
siting friends, were showered with i
storming sermon hy. Uev. latwrmiee.
This- was followed' hv an -''I'1'^ 1
livered hs?? * ' < U iiii'sTirrw -ii i
d Dr. McFall, pharmacist and ca
ier of the successful Negro Tiurijt i
Aft,.,, u-liii-li the' business
tnis vii,v, ,
le of the ordcV was held at C en-.
iil Baptist fhurc*hr Dr. I..' Brook-,'
istur. All -of thi- officers, Mrs.- M.
Alston, this'city, Mrs. 1'riscillu M own,"this"
city.' MTa. DWaiU-y. this,y
were unanimously reelectetF foils
district. A jrrand banquet at the
Id Fellows hall on Wednesday e\en-j
ir marked the clusinif <>f the sue-1
f-sfirl convention entertained by tie>ove
named ladies from this district.,!
Mrs. K. R. Bash., the superint-'n
nt of the Cradle roll department
Mt. Zion church .Sunday- school
esented $ hnhy program?llu?last 1
ihdaV'afternoon ^ which "was ? yrerftj
*s lh(? writimr?of another pave in.!
history?of?Mt. /ion?Llm?church ,
itb a"~progT'lfm!^-. ~
Mrs. TillinuhuSt Avotshipped at Zior
st Sunday evening, she is- a .gfna* '
:>rker in the cause of Christianity.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Thompson,
asner street entertained Mr!
rs. Steele TuTTl tits mnther. Mit
Leele of New York on Friday evibii
g of last week. A very .pleasan* ,
enint? Was spent with the many i
lends nrelent. j
The "Birth of the ltace" a Biblical^
a) historical photoplay will h- pre-}
nted by Mr. I., darner at Mt. Zion
M0 E. Church, (Jlobv strict, Tucs-^1iy
eveni^ifr. May 20th at 8:00 "p.j
.. for the benefit of the .trustees of
t. Zion. ? ??
Come early apd secure a seat. Ad
ission 25 cents. Kev. J, W". Withe
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'* TUr 1 o.i
_ 4 IILjIOU
? Will.be rep<
ROYAL J
Tuesday evening,
^ Repeated because o
> demand.
| Directed By H..\
ADMISSION
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JREN
I.or l hi- fUVL-'wc fouiftl "ulir *? f/i * U'ii i 1
I"'-L'lTal <l'.i l? v"- LL-ui> .' . V+*u
X'l'V. t<i| VuU Uvli1 I'dlny till ill|' 1; rt
!'n.in. cml tu .-n 1 tin.* iu'\t 1111j(* wi
Jpi t Ih*1'?'~
j' 1 III lilt'lt I'.d, ill! In i i III
m*u sh"M;; TuTiT tin -1 \ < >ti \\ i H durvr
u rtiam*i* t*> valin-w a .-.iinpK of seasi
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y\ lovely, iiKht-^ ^ :
- .A * toned complex- ? '
* ionici.qarcndsmoottn -. v -.-? ?
is faty t.D if you
use Nac.nt.);!, the >: - N^gjpT
- blench and skin beanriTgnT',
Nad inula Bleaching Cream works
quickly. It never fails. No tiresome
Waiting", no uncertainty. When, you
begin to use fjadini 1$, improyemertt
starts at-once and almost before you*
know it you actually have the gorgeous
?hght ci .n plcx.iin youei'|iyv. ?
iWhile it bleaches your skin shade by
?f.h.t'li . 11 no fingitint white cicam also
?t'k'tir; M'.vaV W'lipT iOh-., outness, biack?hiad
>. uiUn'.ed poics. and roughness.
All youncetlto~do'is to smooth oir
- Nad iruM'i ;<t nk'hr -.'A'ef your face,
neck and arms.' Thoufgh it is the most
powerful and rapid of alb bleaches,
Nadinola will not injure the skin.
Money-back ' guarantee and directions
ill every p. .rt: Firgin nsing?
Nadinola tonight.- At drug and toilet
goods counters, 50, cents. Extra'large
inoneysaving size $1. Or. yuttmay
send us your-order, and we will mail
Nadin?dar t-o y.ou pioiuptly. - postpaid,
and include', free, a sample of Nadihe
face power'and valuable beauty booklet.
Address Dept. l'b, National _i
__.Toi.let On., Paris, Turn., tel. S. A.
cNadinoltt LBlcaching Cream
Whitens vi bile yuu slcttp
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?ated at the
HEATRE .
May 20, at 8:30 %
Mhe^ wide spread public JL
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V. Raumgardner T
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V.
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bnnncr ??iu:?(leorgia and Smith ( arr- "
-nriifr.
Jt is gratifying. to si?e tin*, nujpher
of ^visitors at each service. There is
it Aavs a cordial welcuhii' liT visitors.
Mt. /ion A. M. K. Church
The most inspiring service ever
held in Mt, Zion church took place
la't Sunday morning- when the junior
church wiis?in not torn?The inu-r
l?v fho 'choir was wuinlerful and
the junior ushers who were " coinCoritiiHfe4
on page-eight
bavitHi. Allison
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t ion jifi \ 1*11 to all I airiness
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1221 WASHINGTON ST.
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Light,xsoft skin
makes you more
ENTRANCING ^
No matter .tarb-,?dtrH?or
ftrah-y<Trr^ cnmplcvinn. is,-Dr. Fred
Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment
'will make it more entrancing. This
- preparation, famous for fiftv'vears.
~ snftrns^and" lightens' the darkest,
skin, clears- up pimples, blotches and
tan marks and does away with
.that ""oily. sfuny" look. Regular
use of this preparation along with
the other Dr. Fred Palmer Skin
Whitener Preparations keeps your
skin light and soft and makes you
j ' look entrancing. ... .
Dr. Fred Palmer's complete line
consists of: Dr. Fred Palmer's
Skin ' Whitener Ointment ; - Skin "
Whitener Sqap; _Skin Whiiemer
Face Powder; Hair Dresser and
HID Depdorant. Sold aj all drug
paid upon receipt of price. Dr.
" Fred. Palmers Laboratories, Dept.
20, Atlanta, Ga.
Powder aent lor in stamps. ?
' Dr. Fred Palmer's
SKIN WHITENER _
''Keeps your complexion youthful'' I
Jus I Like Art Ostrich". * ?
A . n.v.dival authority says' that a.
Lpi'i < !? who ifit's -to cover up skin ' "
|-bL.-ii..>.)us?it-m J.?f. h h |4^"i?\rrr h toilet!,fr?
am* attd powders i> _iu>i as foolish'
frs an ostrich that hurics. its head in
, tlur-ji'ilid t i.i avoid danger. Skm -urap.- ' ? - ?*J.Hons
art-' nature's warning that cohj,stij.;itluii
is 'throwing puis,ais.into y.utir .
j hlooil' stream and weakening yi?nrM
hole mmntitt>H?wa- iiuni'lP tilt' Mill*' 1
i >t i paled v't>ii<li t ion j,-Tt^ui ^. eg u ili_j_ --j
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j~ 1'|uj?wiiy1 11? d<i _Lhis?e-?w-eth?u. v? -f
kCui.i o of hk-rlune. the vegetable medi- ' .
! cinethat acts naturally and easily;
which you Van 'get at ; " ?
I Hi: WAVKRI.EY uric. store
soi TtiiTRn uaii.waS system 7
Corrected to Jan. 19, 19iMh___j.Arrive
Union Station r Leave.
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i'Mii'tll ,N, A'.-August a >1 h.Mea . r
l2:lAp 27 Chai'ston-l'inu. 12:50
Arl'.'.p OS, Cunn-Churie.-'an 2S .4.2i)p
i0:10p l(? Colunil?i-a-Cinn.' ! 7:00u
n: 10a 2 1 Colunitiia-.laksv's 2d 10 t30p in
alia- s ('ol'a-August a a.. 5:UJjp
12: lap I t Co l'a-Savannah .13 8:20a.. . ,
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11:00a l.r Cola-Charlotte 14 2:U0p
0:55p 11 Columbia t'hnil'n 12 5:20a*
1 4:55a 15 Oolu'hia-Char'stu 10 2:20a
' 1:40p 2 Col'a-^parL anbury 2:fl0p
I0:00p TO "CoT :"ni'*a-Cir6i,nv'e 15 0:50a
k OcOOpl IS- *_Co!'a-Charlotte 114 7:00p
- 10:l,"?.'i IK Colnm'ft-AllaOta 17 O.'lbp
nitrr^?TnirTpfT "afriT" TTrrcTi TITtl;"""
Pullman cars. Dlnlne cars.
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V*. AS LONG AS tH|S-~!?'
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