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RRINT, been -rt-/l!%?vcr<-<| i*f? .-l.t drui, su appci<i>i i.ilt i % it ?.. ?yx_lj11 years. Here it iiroviii* ' tin- t.ine which : -makes thi^ ch.-iniun.-;, .1 it I >pnj)lt'l frock stiii.itifc fur. all i c.c.'isi''I hut those of a t >1111.1 ] ."haracier, front panel widens info hii 11- whii W. i toiTiTiiii" [iiiuk'i'ir continue; ;rtt~thr way arm' , the tiny I giving _tlve fulne-.n which the tinter ?-?7 set must have to he. 'happva TTTTTTTv may al-'.o h cut in oval f an- .ea^th eaglet ktihytlttitnj f i if e :,la ?ttj P^tlern No. 3179. 8 to 16, J . * V . RSI ON : ?? ' 2 . ... _ I v. TO. ' '' ; ' ' - - ? .1 ton, N. C. | lSHOHECIT^^ Columbia _ ^ay Stations -?=. Y, JULY 7 < 7lT7~~ChiIdrarliaIf Fare n Station af T;30 A. M. ; OAST LINE RAILWAY "* ?' ? ? ?: * . ~ ~ I IEOLTLE m ; I ?1 ROl'ND "TRIP PARE "j r ::i? A, M. _--l z-^r'7. _ _ _ ........ _ .$2.75 J r: IU A. M. H ? $2.75 * ':"?n A. M, ... p 75 c r:5s -A. iM. $2.75" ! <:15 .Vr M. $2.75 1 .A. M.' $2.75. * <:I5 A. M. ...t- $2.75 ' :0t? A. M. j $2.75 1 *A-, > M. _ L?-j. $2.50 } 1:55 A. M...L _$2..f0 1 o.l?5 A. M. .......... ,-$2.50 1 * \ E I I'. \1.: Returning Leave Wilmington, L2 J i e. A i:rive in ('dinnihi.-i r.'MI \ M . .~r * ? r~ I * ~ 1 I -i?'\ Hunter. Manager. ' .v I _ t ?Uj.>totne-Minute j ; Modes .... . . t - Prepared Especially for This 1 W'iiipdper i bb ] a ' - ' ! . u ' LL^ ^ . ' 4 I li . L ?-V : 'VI 1 i :: zzfn -_"?t i I'???- ? -iiiJ ; I'AJ \ M AS FOR THE. KITCHI?N " j I- ..IL-Ji Utvlul' With lite.. u.tjcltl ktst il >< .?? !>?_ ? a'use of their eorfitort, non- 1 h i h ilance and generally relaxed air le i">\\ invade the kitchen?as witness tie;, new in'idel. The bli?ttse.has a ; \ 11 :ji V neck, finished tvi.thvdfrnfra'sting il li 11 1 r < ' dlar and a how. The trousers ! 4~"v?'-*nr?Mrht' ami - lutwrty fnmr a ' ' ...V I.e. giving plenty l>L freedom...- The r f.I In It buttons .over in' front. The ; ? k p" in i' ? ; s "liiay he converted into short j. I' il li ; and -luve- are provided Here n?; a?i-?alti ai tive?w?printed cotton ;?it ir - ? w-ni.i-tt- happr "tn"?ffflftram. f 5 I xc.-lla Pattern No. 3157. Sizes 12 . r to 40, "25 cents' ? . - ' THE PAZME'l CHARLESTON NEWS Don't miss the Kettle Drum Carlival alt D&sh's Airdome, tftiesday ,nd Wednesday, July 22nd; and 23rd, it 8r00 p. m. ; There will be amuser.ents of all kinds. Special for Moniav nght. a?pets pAna3fi_ani^a..iii ;ag bottle race; Tuesday?ni^ht,?n fashion Show and musical program featuring Amos and Artdy prizes warded. Admission, 25c. Commitee, the _V.olunteer club, Mrs. E. ;R L)ash, Ex. for the Trustees of Mt Sion A. M. E. church, Rev. J. W. Wtihorspnnn, past.qr. The members of the missitonarj joard. of Mt. Zion A. M. E.--church iVertr-entertained by Miss?Catherine Frazier on Friday evening of las! yeek. Quite a number' of friends aside from the members of ,the boarc t\ere present and enjoyed a very pleaiant evening. A deltghtfuh refresh'inent was served. The missionary - board of Mt. Zior las had in progress ^or a few weeks Un Apron Irally \\(hich was ended M?d the various?committes reportec jn luat Friday. Thg president uf Lin joard, Mr& Janie Horry, was muct pleased with the results. A very erei:table amount was.raised and reported. ?The meeting of Iunic lodge, K. o'l P.. No. 4 last Tuesday evening, was ttally an interesting, one. They revived many helpful remarks "by th< various members being very constructive?G-.?(h?Moultrie Was reelected ind installed for his fourth term VH has given the lod^e a very spipej iiul logic speech and it is very neces sury that the present of the granc chancellor, Mr. JuliusA. Brown ant Grand Deputy L?wis be mentioned for they also shared and stressed tht inipor-Uuwse of?being . a 100 per cem Pythian as to our duty to our lodgt as a whole and also pointed out th< orious danger of being a delinijueni member in ariy of our lodges. Thi semi-annual'~ report was made a|ic showed wonderful standing .of tht lodg^ . ' At Mt. Ziun on Sunday being wo men's entire day Avas spent with ser I'ices of great interest. The sermot JyAhtT pastor, delivered at the morn rtg service on "Woman" was wel tetivered, inspiring and full of facts [n.the Sunday school the extra program was also interesting to both bildren and grown nps. It was madt fecessary that those who took a pari n the unusual procedure of lesson? ind instruction as was planned by Dr .Vitherspoon, Mr. C. Hart 4-superinondentV has expressed his thanks foi he large and unusual attendance ot ast Sunday. Mr. Story of Sumter ather of Miss Knox, the organist, ,vas a visitor at the school, beine it perintendent of the school at Sumxx, for?many?years, made a verj nterestiog talk as to his experience irici love for the Sunday school.On Monday evening; June 23rd Miss :uth A. Dobbins, a recent graduate f Talladega college. _whs r^i. VP* of ar-jtjrpr?se birthday -party ?iven by her sister, "MTsT^-Crffcr-Dob >ins-Caiflai'd at her home. ~ OTW^nTertng the'house Miss Dob jins was greeted \vith strains of mu dc coming .from the darkened living oom. She walked into the room 11 'UUVIl of tin- player and the lights bey suddenly flashed on and a nun) ier of voices chorused r'happy birth iny." The shock was not lasting, how ver, and upon recovering from th< uirprise, she took change of her par .v in such a quaint and amicable \vaj ihat those present were impressec iiore thatt-rver by her attractive per lonality. , Progressive whist and dancing com prised the program of the evening Mjss *Auna Mai Wilkie and Mr. St Llair Robinson, tied for the highes core and Miss Beulah Smith mad< i,west. 4 In the midst of the frivolity thi ucsts were ushered into the dining oom which was artistically decorat <i ill llinlf t.Vl? tnlilo lioinn ii pink and green. Tiie menu Consisted of chicken sa tyd, parker house rolls, punch, ie< ream, cake and mints.. The beauti ul cake, hiddeif beneath a silver box .tore the name' of the guest of honor sthl a message??requesting "^tliat?1* mould not -be~eut until Sunday. Jun< I'llt sliould receive a piece. Mrs, Gaillard proved an unusuall] harming hostess and the guest o honor received enough good wishei Lind toasts to yield her perfect hap [intmn thiuugli uul lift'. FH'l'rybHe ek pressed himself as having' enjoyed j rery plelasant evening. Those present .were Mrs. !M I. Li.ngo, Misses R. A. Dobbins, A. M Wilkie, B. Smith, E. Rolle, R. Bona ney, A. Green, S. C. Robinson, S. J Brown: "?"* " ? Emanuel A. M. E. Church The many friends and well-wisher: together with ,.the~ membership of E ronnuel listened to a fiery sermon d? tivered by Rev. -Riehard M. Turner one of the sons of Emanuel. Rev rcTher has occupied the rostrum ii this capacity many times; therefor the, spot on which he stood was no "new ground" to him. Be did credi Lo himself as well as to the occasion Our esteemed pastor having depart ed_ from us to attend-, the Bishops Council which convened in San An tonio, Texas last week, is expected to be at/his post of duty by the firs Sunday. We trust he will return safe .. . - -Vfc At the usual hour the Sunday sehoo Session began with a large gathering rT teachers and scholars. The les son was reviewed with much enthu siasm. Many visitors were presen bnd -took an active part. We wen t leased to halve Mr. Frank Johnsoi oi Georgetown, a member and Junio Trustee of Bethel A. M. E. church Mi. Johnson is quite a young mai and is a student of the high schoo there. He is also president of the ush 11 koard,^- Mr, J. Jergng. Tnrrra r to gether WitVi nis brother, who brough the message of gla<J ...tidings to th.< congregation in the?morning?wen present also. t. At the evening devices the Women': Pay program wus re rim-red1. This wai very interesting and .well carried out Thp choir rendered splendJd mush foj the occasion. ^ * 1 , CHESTBR NEWS x 3 Mrs. Etna M.^Brown, returned to , her home in Petersburg, Virginia, after a ten days' visit to her sister, Mrs. ; C. M. Fhriey. ?" i Quite h number of friends gathey. ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L A. Williams, on Columbia street, on Friday night. The occasion was a sur? , prise birthday party given by Mrs. Williams to her husband. The guests " enjoyed many beautiful rafdo pro^ k grams and pleasant conversations, af j ter whiohj^ chicken, rice,^ rolls, potato t salad, ice' cream, cake, punch and j mints were served. The table was decorated with flowers and a large birth I day cake.---The?guesfo enjoyed^ thg evening and Mr. Williams "*Was all' 1 smiles over this pleasant surprise. J Mr. Robert Weeks has returned to I his home from_ti three, weeks visit r to hTo daughters in Great Falls and i ija"vu3in. Mrs. Carrie Lewis entertained a group of young people at her home r <->u Moritftty night, "complimentary to i Mrs. E. Miller of Baltimore, Mrs. R. ; R. Anderson of Charlotte and Mr. | C. Sahders. A delicious ice course^ f was served. t ?Mrs^Tlastei Hardin,-who has been livery ill for several weeks is able to p be out _again tq_ th^. delight of her p many friends.' I Mrs. Rena Wilkes, Jeter street* L ^Miss _Bernice Arnold, Aiken street. [ Mrs. Dilsey Bailey, Cemetery street, j'are on the sick list. I Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Jackson left i- Thursday -for their home~irr Philadel' phia after a visit of several weeks to their father, Mr. Jerry Alexander. vin Brice left Thursday for Baltimore. 1 " The home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel j Chambers was completely destroyed by fire Sunday night. Very little of . the furniture was saved. Both were i at church when the fire was-discover h ed. Mrs. Luther Bell, Cemetery street, , and Mrs. Annie Eaton, Center street, are remodeling their homes. , Miss Dorothy Simpson " has been , visiting friends in' Charlotte. ; Mr. Leon Stanback find Mr7 Clffter-" ' ine .Sanders are at home from A. and ' Misses Laura Hinton and Rosa Gilmore are attending . summer school 1 at A. and T.T * ? ; . ..v.. Prof. S. L. Finley, director of the r Piedmont summer scfvoT; in Rock" Hill, L reports that -they opened Monday a. still they come.?The outlook ~rs?for > a gooa session. i y v ^ . j ~ ' ? \ ; - - m<^TV"w'T h ?rcr~ff1 j Ui *T'.. ? ) * 1 _ all perishable ice brings hand some dividends in ~ health" and happiICE-fresh ened food tastes < better, keeps better and is better in food value. your ice supply?this year? We'll be I Klad tc keep a check on your refrif erator and see that it is aiwayi iced B properly, v.? I CITY ICE , COMPANY ' 1721 <MAIN ST, PHONE 3156 Would You Know One t _ If You Saw It? lt If you ever came face to face with a . germ, would jrou recognize it? Of i? course it is not likely that you ever will see a germ, unless you own a f- tremendously powerful microscope, for F you would have to magnify one over . a thousand times' to make it as big as ~ a pfn head. But you should recognize 1 the fact that these tiny germs~can get l_ into your blood strpams through tha - I smallest ?.ut? .and give .you tvnhoid -1 f&ver, tuberculosis, lockjaw, blood t I noisonincr. and manv mnro i one- sure safeguard against these i dangers ? washing every cut, no I. matter how small, thoroughly with v Liquid Borozone, the safe antiseptic. 1 You can .get Liquid Borozone at WAVEM(?3LaRtia STQRB^ t economical week-end fares p- TO Al.l, SEASHORE ANB-MOfW^ -TAIN RESORTS NOW ON BALE. ;'southern railway system 7 . ? X?:? '7 Mrs. Roberta Anderson, of Charlotte, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eunice Ross. ? ? Mrs. Esther Miller, of Baltimore, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bertha Beckham. ? 7 News of the death of J. D., young son .of Mrs. Julia Baum McDonald 1, of Braddock, Pennsylvania, was received in Chester with much'^rrow. Mr. Robert Nelson is erecting a new cottage on N. Loom is street. from Anniston, Alabama, where she attended Barber college. Prof, and Mrs. E. L. Means of Pa ducah, Kentufcky are visiting their parents, Dr. .and Mrs. Martin of BrianerfTinstitute. Prof. Means is a teach in ^he high school of Paducah. He $trd"Miss "Martin featured in a beautiful marriage here in the early part of the year. Friends are delighted to see them on this pleasant visit. Mrs. Pearl Massey Foster froni North Carolina is the guest of her it. ir? T J _ i* niuuifr, ?w?i IUHmassey.--^Mr. Pieola Worthy is ih Dover, N. J. ' ' * The Community?Sewing circle met ?t-the--home of Mrsr Lizzie Chalk, on . Friday evening. After croquet played on the lawn at Prof. Finley's home, the members went indoors at Mrs. Charks' home and after a?business meeting enjoyed an ice course. .. Arrangements' were "made for their annual-picnjc on July 4th,. :? Mr? Butler Chalk of Columbia -spent several days here with 'his son, Mr. David (shaikh??? ? Miss Sarah GoreT'has^returned to her home in Leeds after a visit tc friends. ? f0 . HOPKINS NEWS The Hopkins Social club met Friday 27th at the home of Miss'Sumter, at 4:30 oVloek: -1 The meeting was called to order ' ? (P * hy thg president in the usual way. The" unfinished business was discussed and some very helpful remarks were given by the members of the club. We were, honored by having several | guests drop in, among whom were I Mr. H. C. Clarkson, a student of John: | son C. Smith university, of Charlotte iNUiin i.<ui wiiiia, anu uiucia. 111c iuhies were prepared for whist. Many 11!?^ H -~.TR?THEC( ; > , ? -ft" {$ " " 7 * - - "IN $??^Southern Appla ?|* .'1 _ __ - urmi - t WESTERN NO 2 ; EASTERN ] .. NORTH 1 y l?? "The Land \f ? if . TRAVEL IA , ' -r -Comfortable. Ec i| : : I? , A] X Jersey Sea? ? Old Pain $ (Including ISJew Cham J a " .:?*?;? Virgin X (Including New ~J Beaches at Ocea 2 Charleston. Sati -hX tSea Inland Beachon-e y Mountain and Lake I ? Resorts on tl X The Black Hills S . Michigan, \ ? Minnesota Pacific Northwest rx California Kesorts jj; Lake Region of Canada || COMBI | RAIL and MO .1 Mountai 1 | REDUCE f ALL SUMMER T g _ TICKETS ON BEGINNING JUNE 15TH, ( & - - ?' CONSULT TI | SOUTHERN RA | ANNOUNCING 1 I? MIa 5?i x iv??v * *yul, jv (8 JVIiles from Columhii _ _ Excollont Free t1| -7-?- liui'6hes i if W. M. SMITH. Mgr. iJ - A , 5, 1930 ~" other gamers were played. Refreshments were- served. All reported hav-_ + ing'spent a very pleasant afternoon. * ' , 'The ?>ext meeting will be at the home of Mis&_Juliette E. J)avis,_ at 7:30 ^ j o'clock "Wednesday, July- 2nd.~~;V1sl-? tors are wellcome at any meeting. ~ j 1'IXM BRANCH NEWS?= Sunday was a joyful day at Pjne CroVe" church. Rev. Rooks preached l a soul?sti't"*K. ?which every- ? _ i one;enjoyed. He was only a visitor^ We are glad to have him baelt at any - time. Money received for the day $16.35. : ? ? i Mrs. Frances Crawfovd was called to SprutAnUurg on account- of her sis, ter'S - being sick. We" are homing, to ^ .see her back jn town in a few days. We are glad to know .that Mrs. Juanita dilchri't is up and doing fine after a serious > Deration. . IN MEMORI AM Tk? folh-wiinr |>ot-iii us dedicated-4^. my loving m utile r, Amelia Thompson, yvho died June 11,11)30, at Greenwood', S.-C. , ; - r- - ^VGudshe daily prayed and talked . : 1 To men she showed her christian love, t III duty's path she daily walked, u Until slie heard the rail a hove. . * tier life was spent in anxious zeai;? 1 Her aitn was highflier mot i ves pure. ? Approaching trouble she could feel, "* . But frem irlarm she felt secure. t \ , ? > 1. ~She^took ^rn optimistie"sTand, Apd saw the good in men, > She made her sympathy expand,. ^ Tn hida defer!*; !I or) niVt-l' sill. 1- ? 1 For old and young she showed her . * care, , -To comfort all she would prepare, As every other mother should.?: . She's gone, hut still I hear her voice, That whispers in a lovely tone; Fret not my son, press on, rejoice, - And for help , look .to. God alone. i miss her iiTtin- home and church;, " Her songs, her prayers,, her words oh ? cheer '.To my-success have added much, ' . 1 But now her work has ended here; She's gone from labor to reward, hrom agony Ikt soul is free; ' > ! She's gone ttr-'fm'et the risen Lord, And there with llim forever he. ?liV W . M.-i i ini) "I'ln>inp^'in. B. - D., pastor, Mt. 1'ispuh Temple, ' Creei,nvoud,t$. (^r 1 ? ? . '!* *?* v*!* *!* .* *? ?* ?v% ation _ : % me OOL PLACES ; ... 'i' THIS ^ ?1 ?:?r:C" chian Mountiiins?-? $ ' . -.V * !? _1or -?~ ~ _ 4 RTIU CAROLINA X TENNESSEE . X 3B ; GEORGIA -j :j: BY TRAIN ;|; gnomical. Safe, {* _ ~v~~: :j; shore Reports ^ ' " _. !? ' t Com.forf ?- . * X heriin-Vanderhilt "Hotel) X ia Reach I Hotel Cavalier) *? ti View (Norfolk) " X innah, Brunswick, ' v. % ^ >n Saint Simons Island) ||| 1 _ legion of New England X te Great Lakes , X " of South Dakota ? V'isconsin and { Lake Resorts ^ Colorado X National Darks Y Canadian Northwest y _ x NATION | TOR TOURS to - $ n Resorts ^ ' 2D FARES ~ I / I TO- ? ' X OIJRIST RESORTS ?' I SAI>>4>AHrY ~" - ? | JOOI) UNTIL OCTOBKU .11 ST. $ UKKT AUKNTR "~C' ~~ & 1I-WA Y SYCTKM f '' l_ "HE OPENING OF I - | .j. f*. dimming PqqI l_ i on the IVrcival Road.) } Grmtnds f or | 'y inri Purh'p^. ? ? - | - ~ ?r-r?'? 24 LAI>Y KT. | " <KK"XK~X"X"X"X~X"X~XhX"X"XH{* - *" ' :eixzz.XMI ' ' . ' ? :ij id