Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" * * 7'"*' " . "" ' ' *c . -Pini? PTPHT ' ~ * ivlvm 1 CHESTER PARAGRAPHS. ... ? The Women's convention which bus just closed its 42nd session here at Calvary Baptist church was declared bv all to be the verv in th?> hiu l tory of thei convention. The local _ program on Wednesday night consis-* ted of words of. welcome Ifrom Pastor' W. L. Baxter, Rev. J. R. 'Funderbtirk 'of the Ministerial Alliance, Rev. M. * L. Bannister -of the white Baptist churcnpMrs. Erahll WhltlOck; president of the whitU^ Baptist missionary societies and Mrs. J. E. Spann, presi?kittle Salome and Rachel'Spann sang! a duett which was played by their lit-' -EXCUl ? T Wilmingt _ V THE SEAS] From C I MONDAY ~ REGULAR I1'A UK $2.75 "VIA ATLANTIC CtW SCHE ! Columbia . .. + - - -.... . _7 :.'HI Sims .... .. 7:Hi Congar ee .. . ^*>? ? . Eastover . 7 :.~?h Wedgefield ... 8:1." Sumter ... ... Lynchburg .?. 8:4.1 Marion VlacTifi & Mullins .. .. r KM)." Arrive in Wilmington, N. ('.. (2:.'{(> I1! hfffinight. Children halt tare. Walker, Rev. S. M..Young, Rev Up-to-the-Minitte Modes c ; Prepared Eipeualiy forTbir ?-7??? Newspaper . ? " * - SA - f~~"17 i^T~r""i??' ? 'II \\ x / -jacket i L_ ^- / ' (f- '^904 . - t 1994 L jlC2. W. 411 I ?,? THE SKI'A KATE JACKET One of tin* most indispensable metn" " ' berfr of the summer "ten t.(J i i ilnr tx the?" *- ,i_- separate jacket, most appealing-when simple and mcxpcudve. This one may j be made up equally well ih a light woolen, velveteen, linen, or pique; casually slipped aver a frock, it* creates an entire costume. Its accompanying 'frock forms an 1930 sportswear appears in the Vneck and the lower line df the skirtyoke, which closes on the hip with three buttons. Tbc circular skirt gives ~ the reduired amount0of fulness. Excella Pattern, Jacket Nu.~2994. Sizes 14 to IK," 25 cents: Frock No. E 3152. Sizes 14 to 46, 25 ents. * ;. ' r : ' ' 1 tie sister, Julia Spann. The community male quartet which is composed of Messrs.. Henry Worthy, Watt Alexander, Thoitiasr Daniels and Samuel llinton, sang- two selections. Mr. L. Finley ptayed a piano solo. The Calvary choir furnished special- music. The Calvary Missionary society bformed a semicircle just in front ol the pulpit when they were presented to the audience; all of the ladies were dressed white. When Mrs. Jones the president was introduced, just as she arose, llttlb MIhk Kim Ktreatei came forward and presented her in a nice little speech, a beautiful bouque! flowt?rBy which Jonci Qcccptcc with smiles and expressions ofltppreciotion. Mrs. Alice C. Butler, of Hart: mm o on, N. C. HORECJTY" olumbia ? ..Stations 5 , JULY 7 MMMWMI??? ???IEAl? ?IBM? Children Half Fart Station at 7:30 A. M. ' LINE RAILWAY DULE KOI XD T^l' FAK1 f A.'M ... $2.7" i A. M. $2.7? A. M. $2.7: i A. M. $2.7: A. M. $2.7" ' A. M -S2.7.; . A. M. : $2.7; 1 A. M.? ; - - - - . - . - . :L$2.7' ? A. M. - $2.">< A. M. S2.5< A. M. , M.; Returning I.oave-Wilmington, l: Arrive in Columbia 5:30 A. M. Uw. T. E, Robinson, Rev. H. W . A. J. Felix, Jack Davis, H. D 'W Hunter. IMana^r. II ' 11 ? Up-to-the-M mute : Modes "Prepared Especialty for Newspaper j? fhfj?""'It,11~" " J, ' ^ . _4T, ,7' ! ,. < * S&i rlV c fesR?! r> r n ^ Lh ^ g&A j ^ r ijj^J i~:^- ?'J-KV f' if ^ \"1 /coat I cy " \ \ E "30JO I \ \ fllOCK f ~ -HHEr61?e JL_^P I'P ? i>7Q -L- * -?f-? TO WEAR IN THE CAR 1 ll/? ( )irr>/>xnil1 rtnt< rt^rr.*.-' ' L ' I. . ..*. ....... ui uiiii wmcn can \ ""hp flipped ()T1 tn protect a dress ifrttTC" 1. car, to wear in tlie rain, to give more L._tlian jacket warmth on cool clays rt a summer requisite. The revcr collar on this tweed model has just the* pre per informality .which these occasions'demand. The frock which it covers, besides j tlilu'ihlightFui'.group "offprints whicft"* I bloom like flowers on the first warm | dayer jigs a two-piece effect, diagonal neck closing, and the circular [ " I: rt conceals a pleat at the left side front.' Sleeves are provided for in I the pattern. Kxcella Fat tern, t'dat No. r 3010 ^sT/es 14 to 4<>, 25 cents. Kroclc No E 3170. Sizes 14 to 48, 25 cents. I ~ THELPAI<ME ville, responded to the welcome addres ses. After announcements and offering, the meeting' .closed to open on Thursday morning. .-The introductory sermon which was preached by Rev. J. \V. Boykrn-of Camden, was forces ful. and well delivered. On Thursday afternoon, most excellent papers on "How can we make the Lord's, bu^iI ness ours in the community and in ! the social world" jyece read by Mrs, ? J. C. Dunbar of Charleston^ and Mrs, > M. K. Snflth. Georgetown. At jiiirht r Mrs. Jones, the president, delivered i her unnual address. In her modest and dignified way she held the attenlion of her audience as she tbld ol * the accomplishments and~Iiims ot the J baptist women of South Carolina. ller speech contained sonnr splendid ? resolutions which were passed one of which was to cut short the time - vl'4lic convention. . The educational gei inon and Christmas tree followed anci bore many dollars. Friday morning ? discussion "How can the misionar\ societies interest the young men anc boys in church work" was opened bj Sirs. J. AV. White of Charleston. A1 officers were unanimously elected. Ill J .1. Starks, president of Benediel _ college made excellent speeches, Oi _ iEHday afternoon, -many?vioiting friends were introduced after a lively devotional service. At all sessions thi reports of missionaries were received Devotional services were conductec after which I)r. 1VB.-Watson and Rev Kasley spoke as state missionaries Mrs. Viola T. Hill, a national worke _ spoke of her work as representativ< blithe Jubilee convention which rhe&ti in Chicago this year. The conveutioi junior hour?was conducted SaJturdaj .morning by Miss Bessie Sullivarf"W f Greenville and Mrs. Addie Lyles, o ? TTSlumbia^ On Saturday night the pa geant "Women of the Bible" uncle _ Hie, direction- of the vice- president m Mrs.."M. K. Howard, was presented " This pageant was very impressiv< i and enjoyecj by all who witnessed it " j.Sunday. morning the Sunday schoo _ was conductetT bv Mrs. Bessie Hill <> Aiken, and Mrs. B. Li Eafle, of .Spar tanburg.~7After devotions, the educa lional sermon'.was preached by Rev G. G. Daniels of Georgetown. 0i Sunday afternoon" the temperance ser ' mon which was preached by Rev." F D. Sims, of. Chester, was very practi 7" cal and well delivered. At nignt de f- \otioms were conducted by Miss Min ! erva Lee of Chester and Mrs. Cannoi 1 of Columbia. The missionary sermoi ! was preached by Rev. T. S. Gilmor ! of Rock Ilill. Resolutions of thank ! were read by Mrs. ""B. L. Earle of th* ! city of Spartanburg. At all session ! the' collections were good. The tota | amount raised was $1 .Hfin.fin. Th* needle work department was in tin . charge of Mrs. Lizzie D. Mixon, o Beaufort, and Mrs. M. E. 7Smith, o 2 Georgetown. On Friday afternoon the audience went in cars and on foo to Spann's hall where they' enjoye* m an hour or so tn cHattig, Deliciou prnk^Tmdwhite ice cream; pink am ? -white.eake, pink and wh i tu puncfnwer abundantly served. On the ohurcl grounds, a temporary stand was buil g= wheie samlw iches, drinks, cream, pos cards, Stamps, etc., were Bold by 1 group of young girls from Calvary All delegates seemed highly please* ?with lite-hospitality of Chester people and. Pastor Baxter, with his congre 7" gatidn and the many friends who ha< helped in the entertainment of thesi good christian people, is pleased witl ? the success of the meeting, and th* splendid cooperation shown by th* home folk. Each day car loads cam* from various liiaces and many wen the hearty hand shakes as old friend: and acquaintances met from day._tj dayT"" Miss Luc ret la Lewis continues ill Prof. S. L. Finley, and son, Louis attended the funeral of Dr. R. W Mance in Columbia Tuesday. Mrs..L. M. Callaham, of Greensbor* who has been the guest of her sister .Mrs. C. M. Finley, left Thursday night ST. M A'lTHEW S N EWS. St. .John's Day' was obseryed her* Sunday by the Masons and Heroine! of Jericho. The W\ M. George John son", acted_ as. ^master of ceremonies _ regn lar. program,- the mastoi then presented Rev. 13. II. Gray, whe preached a wonderful sermon fron the first ^Epistle of Peter 2:17: "Honoi all nieji, love the brotherhood, Feai God. Honor the .King.'' .Subject "A - Great Chm'gb." Those who heard him said that th< - "einion yns a gem. It will linger ir the. jiearts of the, craftsmen for-years Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Whaley.' Miss Florence White, Mr. William Owens motored to Charleston on last Wed nosduy to visit kinsfolk and friends They reported a pleasant trip. . Miss L. Singleton of*, Charleston is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wha ley. : Mr. David Vanigar has opened a sanitary Restaurant on Railroad ave?naa. ! 1?! ? . ? ' . The old stand of the Blue Bird cafe We are indeed sorry to learn ol ; Mrs. Vanigar's illness at this writing, An "Inteersting game of baseball wtfk played last Wednesday by W. W, Whitner's . boys against Ilarnwell squad. The scores .were 3-5 in fayot The feature of the^ame was Chas. Ford's hdme run. . >. , Rev. a?d Mrs. A. J. Martin and ~ Children' visited the manse on Mon -day evening. ~ 7 Rev. and Mrs. J, - M.--sfackwm and daughter, and Rev. B. H. Gray motor...i (n rv.i.,~a.;~ n... r 1 m* T^.i v v.v v^w?V|i|?IVl? IU LUU 1UI1C1U1 CM i JI'. J;R. \V. Ma nee. Mrs* Emma Jones of New York is home, to the funeral of her sister, and I looks well./ | The meeting at Bethel A. M. E. is ! still in program. Rev. Coleman of Cameron preached for us on Thursrflav Fr idiiv night hti nrearhefl u1r<> - .j '.rv All enjoyed the forceful sermons. On Monday and Tuesday nights of this week Rev. B. H. Gray preached and it is useless-to say anything about jGrays preaching because he is a born leader. Wednesday night closes out the meeting -with- a largo crowd. We are expecting Rev. Ross of Friendship Baptist church of this city to preach f' - J - * ' ' * * i and full details will be given in the next issue. i3 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Whaley had a delightful party at .their attractive M home in honor of Miss Singleton of ^.Charleston and Mr. William . Owens 01 of New York on Thursday evening, rt ~ June 26ttn aj LAURENS NEWS of Rev. White took fej his subject yr i. Sunday mnrning "Eternal Life" which -th i was well listened to. Everybody C\ seeming enjoyed it and tvent away ; well fed with such a sermon. At 7:30 *i ' _a sacred poncert was rendered which - was highly enjoyed and at 8:30 the te regular services began, subject be- S ing ''Bethef.'' A Targe crowd worship-' 1 ped both morning and night. At 3:30 ai o ciock n.ev. vv nite preacnea a won1 derful" sernjrm at Triirrifph church. - V I Mr. E. L. Cundriff, S. S. M., and at 1 family spent last Thursday in Green' ville. We wish also to relate that \\ I Mr. CundrifF is a great misionary p( worker and has-o-eorganized the Mt. ni ' Pisgah. Presbyterian Sabbath school r thut has been asleep so ...long. Good ^ luck to you we say. IT ^ Mrs. Minnie CuoliBv sister of Mr. .p] ^ SpurgOon Dendy, of Raleigh, is a 'ic ^ visitor in the city. 1. _ =i rr St. Petersburg played Laurens on | ; Thursday. The game was in favor of i hi _ Laurens 7-6. Friday in favor of Flo-I ? ' Tida 13-8. _ ~ n Rev. J. \V, Mathis motored to flhps. ' ter during the week to attend the mis r sionary convention. | Prof. Washington and Dr. Carter s of Voorhees industrial school were 1 visitors in the city during the week fj ? and stopped at the home of Mr. and ^ . Mrs. John Fowler; An interesting talk ^ -jwas niade_ hy the professor in church on Sunday morning. ~ ]? r Miss Mattie O. Putman arrived in 01 y the city as gueslTbrher grand parents' j Mr. and Mrs. C. H.'Duckett and others Miss Lucile Barksdale of Fountain R 1 Inn was the week end guest of Miss rj f Mattie Putman and -her aunt, Mrs." . C H. Duckett: ' . ' "H* "Watch, Look and Xisten'' for the]^ "Big Union"~picnic being sponsored', n by Pro/. JV. A. "White and others. Mr. Joseph?Hunter entertained the i '. Eleven O'clock club on Friday even-'^ - ing at a midnight hop. Refreshments! - of all kinds were served after- which 'ni - dancing -was enjoyed until the wee, . n wee hoifrs. * [ . !o n Mr. Hunter?is- president of this -J e club and keeps things lively at all s times. Mr. Pendleton of Florida was e pianist.. is| s Mass Addie Lou Dial was hostess' T~to a large crowd of school and visit- ' Li. intr friends on Thursdav evening. Pur ^ e ing the. social hour games and dancf ing were featured after which a de-,a f lightful salad and sweet course was ?J i, served. Its t The Sunshine Babie of St. Pe-12 lI tersburg stoped at the home of Mr. \ s" and Mrs. Thomas Shelton fro-mWed-I T tiesday night until. Friday night and X g. enjoyed Aheir stay very much.?The n manager's wife, Mrs. James Smith, V t was jvery loviable and made many 3: t^TriendBi a , =?-i* .{. j FOR BETTER SHOE REPAIRINTT X _ DIAL 2 1 0 3 7 jf (Guaranteed prompt delivery service ^ i Quick Service Shoe | 1121 Washington St. Col'a, S. C. I*! ' - j * " | ; v. , ~ : ,7rm | 5 j | : Act Now to ' || : Protect Food jf 1 and Health If - ~ . ' . ^ |?|j H?* never know how wonderful* ly automatic r *nd?fficient >: ICS U m a reL.. ^RK V".^ -^-W??rant until you uee it in a goad refrigcrarp Hit -%SnHNi tor. I A good ICE ? A refrigerator y ; I provide! tile X jproper balance of cold air, dry air, ?* [moist air, and frtsh air to keep fooda y 1 fa?** ime condition and to do away IX , with the Interchange of food odora and flavors which sometimes makes V even the coldest of foods distasteful X { and unappetising. y (CITY ICE COMPANY jjj Unintentional Suicide { Many people. are slowly poisioning X . ( themselves just aswsurely as if they I drank iodine every looming for break-'~X fast. They are daily absorbing the box-. << his, or poisons, created by accumulate Y cd waste mAtter in their constipated X digestive systems,-Sooner or later di- y sease will connuer th^ir wpaUnpH ^ 1 bodies. . - X rlf you have dizzy spells, headachdfC | coated tongue. Jiad breath, insomnia, I no appetite, bilious attficks or pains in I the back and limbs, you. are probably!^* suffering frmn self poisoning caused X I by constipation. The surest and plea-'y jsantest relief for this condition is Her-|x [bine, the vegetable cathartic which'X acts in the natural way. Get a bottle Y I today from IX| THE WAVERLRY DRUG STORE ig W KEr-rorn FARES' J (TO AM, SEASHORE AND MOU1*- i? TAIN RESORTS NOW ON SALE, f CONSULT TICKET AGENTS^ THE ? SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM ? 1 ' . ? i m \ ^ . ^ ^ _? . Little Miss Hattie Belle Shelton'g very entertaining and one never ;ts lonesome when visiting Mr. and rs. Shelton. , ~ - d The trustees rally which was held a l Sunday night was a very good sue ss although gotten up a xv jo. The pTWWdS were over !?200.00. I' Mrs. Etta Garlington being captain ^ ' a club*repor?ed the highest amount. n Mrs. Lucy Rogers and little son P g to the home of Mes- 1 .map Shelton ond TodtT on Saturday /eYnft:. We are glad to report all on the ek list ate convalescing. Mrs. E. S. Nelson and young daugh;r , E. Eelena, wfere out of the city on ^ andav. - _ i Miss Mattie Miller spent Sunday : home. i Mrs. Hattie Goldep was called to ^ 'tnstOTi-Satem ifcrrlng the week ttr f :tend a sister's funeral. we are pleased to report that Mrs. j Phitner is convalescing after an operation of having her tonsils reloved. - , --- r ^Fiss?Frances Hunter entertained 0 ie Sunbeam club, at her home with r large crowd present. A pleasing [ rogram was rendered by the little f )lk afterr which delightful^refreshlents Were served. _ Mr. George Caine passed away at j is home early Sunday morning after i short illness. Funeral notes in j ext issua, ? < "* * * ~ v NINETY-SIX NEWS ? ; .. ; II am delighted to remind the many saders of the Palmetto Leader thatt spite of the threatening conditions ie* majority of the members of both v enominations, yi %nd around Ninety- t nee delivered to the saint. 1 Rev. E. 'Broughton, of Columbia, t :cupied the pulpit at Bethlehem on \ ie 3rd Sunday, filling the place of ev. A. T. Dixon, pastor who is spend- a ig some time in Oaytona Beach, Fta-rf ev. Broughton proved-htmself tu be jonarch of-all he surveyed. ?1 4jojBg before he concluded the shed- I ig of tears of rejoicing and clappinj I; f hands was in evidence and as. such lany cried out it is good for us tc ave been here. . F The burial aid union of Greenwood -i aunty wjll convene in memorial aes- -a on in th& Bethlehem Baptist church b n Saturjiajf, July 21st, Bro. J. E. ; mith*- president. AH lodges are rejested to place themselves in good -h ippe by paying up all back dues. Rev. J. W. Mathis, pastor of Ta- v ~u..?~ ci uav^ic uapti^b tiiuiuii, cieeum|m?? it*i [j y his choir> will fill the pulpit at Mt ion on the 2nd Sunday-in-July. W? ? re^ looking forward for that to bt 1 ne-~of the- greatest events of church > jrvices in the history of the church :ev. Matftig is one of the machine ? r Vaca Tin ? ?TRY THE CQ^ > IN T Southern Applacl 01 WESTERN #OR'I EASTERN T -- *- " _ - '* /\n NORTH G1 "The Land < TRAVEL Comfortable. Eton ' * . ... * ATS Jersey Seasho Old Point i Virginia (Including New t Beaches at Ocean Charleston, Savani (Sea island Beaches on Mountain, and I^ike Ret ~ h Resorts on the The Black Hills ot Michigan, Wis " Minnesota La Pacific Northwest California Resorts Lake Region of Canada COMBINE RAIL and MOTC Mountain I REDUCED ^ to / ALL SUMMER TOl TICKETS ON Si BEGINNING JUNE 15TH, GOC ' ~ CONSL' LT TICK SOUTHERN RAIL S=CTng TH Idle Hour Swi (ft M iljesf ronLXoUHntyran Excellent Free. Pic .^Churches ah W. M. SMITH, ' ; -- ' - -*" i uns of the Piedmont section and as uch the^public .is cordially?invited.. Miss Georgia A. Dean left on Sunay, June 15th for State college to x ttend TurSmer-school. Misses Richie a?d Mozelle Dean auo the dinner_g**?sts of M fss Josetime Kempt on Sunday, June 150^ 'Hey report u nice; time, their-diiier consisting of the following: pork, otato salad, macaroni, tomato sauce, ice, tea and cake. After'which some Muss was the guest of lr. and Mrs-.?4-. it. l>oa?, June ITtli. M r, B,?4. Ka-rk,?wh? lias been inr-; isposod fur sOyeral inmilhx is him elf again to the delight of his- many riends. : ~WT arc* sorry to report the sudden \ llness of Mrs. Annelida I lepdei soil, . ho has been pro" on need to Uie hos - * ?ftte- ah operptum.?WV ^iit hojr- * r\g tiiat siie' wiR'overcome. (iAl)S.l)K\V NKWS (Continued) nen's convention in' Cluster, report ; , good meeting and a large enroll nent uf delegates?although?all?gtt hei'invtf Tiirn^ t-hV* "ff,,. inancia] pafiie' which is at slake. The Tom Creek union and Sunday chool convention will meet at- Iter! iill Bpptist church due 27-2Sth _ MrsdJLouisu W. Randolph. is attend ng-the Benedict Allen summer schtmh renin?K. Drown.?Ithfr?Maiden St. ~? KJIXiK SHRINKS NKWS Mr. Kdward Kaiford Passes ~ -The funeral services of Mr. Kd- . ^ rard Kaiford was held at the Bap- , ist church Sunday, June 22nd at 2:00 kdoek. The funeral message was;' deivered by Rev. \V. T. Kener,' assis ed by Mr. Asbitt, Stucky, Davis an.] Villiams. . " His remains were laid to rest in t . mound of beautiful jluwers. Mr. laiford stitVered for twii weeks but the ilmighty (bid in 'lli?- u oe providence, ' ?h+s?Works?rrn?earth complete. Ie raped at his ebaijuL<?r^4ie ealm y entered the-pate. ?* . Peace to ^is ashes. ??,? ' He leaves to mourn rbts^loss a wife, tosa E., four daughters,'Mrs. -Viola VwU'h,?w-f?Florida.?1 ?ai.i^?f ii i w oi l Itf Asheville: Louise Samuels of lJhi~~ idelphia and Alma Haiford of Ridge Spring. Three sons, one brother, one. ister, and-six grand children ut?d a est of other relatives and friends..<> ' The special guest of the funeral"- : /as Ml\. Stucky. eashiei: of the Peode's Bank, also Mr. Astulh a met- ? hant of Ridee Sprimv. ie Frances and. ^Elicit 'France:;, all f . Milledgcville. (ieotyia, were the /eek end guesj[ of her daughter,' Mrs. ' J. A. Raiford. ; * c ' - . - ? 1 1 l""" r " ' ? 'H ' **** ** '*"^ ^ ition 7 1 ? 7 '1' ne . ?_f~ 9LL PLACES S hk , _ ; .... | . lian Mountains? %? . Y i* # _ H CAROLINA & ENNESSEE - . f * ^ : ?A <:orgia\ . * :>f the Sky" .. | ( TRAIN ? | * X omieal. . Sale. o ?;j; re Resorts A Com fori - - ~ Beaeh " ' lotel Cavalier) X View (Norfolk) X lah, Brunswick, *?* r Saint Siiirons l-datul)- ?? { rion of New Cncland Great Lakes X South Dakota f. iconsin and / ' A ke Resorts Colorado fc- X National Corks *1* Canadian Northwest *! ? : % moN \ I )R TOURS to ? ? V ^ Resorts $ FARES | , " / J JR1ST RESORTS & CLE DAILY r-: ? - ? )1) UNTH. OC'iOfiKi: 3-1 ST } ET AGENTS Y .WAY SYSTEM | E OPENING OF v | ' r*t : - x h __ "" Y mming Pool | >n the l'ereival Road.) . $ nic Grounds for | d Parties. _ ? -?at ' ' : Aui -MT % "" .:- ' . . - : --' <4