The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 02, 1930, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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... V 1 Saturday, August 2,1930. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Nicholas, announce the marriage of their daughteiy Jpselyu "Victhria, to Mr. Robert Lee Merriwether. .May 15. " 1930. . rPhp ~manv trioiuf>; ut .\l-iss D..llie ; Mae Metts will regret to know that .. she will Jre?leaving in n?tVw?<layy . for Washington. I). C.. to reside with - her relatives. Miss . Metts is a recent graduate of the Kduvationul Department of AHon University. Miss Dollie Mae Metts was the guest of Miss Efoise Janerette, on last Tuesday afternoon. J "Miss _Ozella Mae Leo is spending tVin tinTVmnnn in HeooPffty.? Miss Rosellu Jackson has returned from Charlotte, N, C.,_ where she - SPeJlt a delightful sta^~ with relatives and-f rienda.?-? President D..tt. Sims, of Allen Uni versity attended the National Association ctf TpnnVw'o-c in C at Petersburg, Va., July *22-25. Miss Sara Hatcher left for? her : v home in Greensbmror-Nv C., yes.terdayafter spending several days", as the house guest of Miss Genevieve Kyer. !T Miss,'Ruby Benson, of Charleston, since the" close of the Bonedict- A-HcnSummer School, the house guest of Mrs. Margaret L, Addison on liairtp? ton street, left last Sunday morning for New York and Ohio, where she will spend the rest of the' summer' with relatives. ?' Mr?.: Carlos Taylor, ..Mrs. Jessie Washington. Mrs-?Tliomji .1. Ander^ son and :flaby " da i ii>'ht e"tT T.h< aiin - i na motored to Ridgew ay. Thitr day . and spent a very ?pleas am da v_ at the homp of Mrs: Maggie kennetlv. Airs. Kennedy is. the mother of Mi-. W;> h-, lllgluil. . ?? ?? -MrWillie' Jeffer-on ha "let urne<t~ to the city after spending the week with friends and relatives of New; York, Patterson and Klizabeth. N, J. Mr. and Mrs. J." C. Jackson and Mrs. Walter-' Green visite'd in Kde.efield last Sunday. " -"Mrs. Miriam Keene after spwuliug. a w^U-thn < l.n a m' school, with her cousins' I>r: and. J. Mrs. A. J. Collirs. has returned to her. heme in "Florences . IViiss Verona Wakefield wa- <>nt. of the guests fromTin- city in. a11ciulancp upon the M i m s - K111- r be \v edd i ii.g in Marion on Monday. ' ? Dr._and Mrs. A. J. Chillies had as; their house 'guest the'Tirsr~~f* lliF week, Bishop M. 11. Davis of Baltimore. ? ? ? . , ' Mrs. N. A. Jenkins and children, aftef spending several, days', in If h.v ence with relatlvite.,- arc .np1*^- -in. Asheville, N. f ' ^ ' Mrs. Mae Walter visited in}_Batesburg this week. ? Mrs. Tracy WaJton is enjoying the. delightful mountain Breezes of lfen. dersonville, N. C. .* ' IVfiss Ritchie Clre'eft -in visiline; relatives in Edgefield. . Mrs. Miles Dreher has returned to her home on Heidt St., after a pleas> ant Stay of several weeks in New ? York City. ? ??:?? r? _ . ' r Miss Berth# Bouknie.ht will leave J * " ' ~ ' muay ior various in. I'.; cities'for a stay of four weeks. Mrs. Nezzie. Young, win* now resides in Philadelphia is spendine; several -weeks with her parents. Mr."arid Mrs. J. Koon on errst Pendleton St. . Mrs. Albfcrtha Simons-is at temlieesummer school at flumpton and will be absent from the city five weelts.j Misses Emmie and Sns'p. if I recti have returned tp their home hi Char1 leston after attending the Benedict? ?^ Mrs. Grace Kutt*~Tiad as het guest : during the week- Miss Susan tin^scBi ~ of Spartanburg. % ? Mr., and Mrs. Thep. Youna-blond and little Teddy spent last Sunday in ' Edgefield. ~ ? ----- ? - Mrs. Sallie Boozer spent two days' in Lexington during the week with friends. ~ j Mrs. Ethet-Stephenson motored to Charleston last week where she will mrram aboot ten -day-*-wi4h?f r-iend*Mr. Booker T. Quattlebauip - of Ridge -Spring was the guest on Sunday of Miss Sadie Frances Sligh, who is a nurse.at the .Waverley hos- . pital. ~ . - ? . ' * | Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Everett and fam -?Kg left lqst SaturtHy for points tTte flfBt half of " j . , Miss Hilda Be.llp Raiford is spending the week in Aiken with friends. Mfag Qerthide Smith ifrdmrtrhomo from 'a week's vacation at Myrtle *?ch. j Miss u. "a. JacRson is MnSuYiTifrrer school at Tuskeireo Institute." Ala. She is specializing in handicraft and practical art!?She holds a certificate _ from that department, class, of Ih'Jfi. ^ Miss Henrietta Frost of-thi* city ^ is confined to the hospital where she v is attendant. - We-1 hope--for -h^r -a- -j. ' ^ Rev. and Mrs. D. T. Murray of Hai; ^ Uison Collejfv, left Sunday ' dfternoon j lor Atlantic City. N. J., for u vaca- s tion- ' . ;Ji Miss Lillian T. Smoot has returned ' I'.roni Charleston, after a most enjoyable stay with Miss Ellen L. Watson on Nunan Street. .Miss Bena Nesbitt a former resi-, dent of this city, now^of AVaterbury, Coini.,0 is the house guest of M4*?- \ lherta Kisher, of Scarboro, Maine. - h.- is baying Maine for a three days , trip in Canada. Then she'will re- . f(itrn to Connecticut fnd entertain j as house guest Miss Juliet Tbelma Raiford for the month of August. Mr. and Mrs. -Ilea)ry Sands of W. Palm Beach, Fla., motored here last ) week "to sperid awhile with their sis- | tc'rs Mesdhmes Sarah Lee Cloodwirv and Daphney Daniels. They will alsovisit. other relatives and friends he--1 l'ore hravrrrg" nfor -Florida; We libpe -j for them a very pleasant stay. - ~ . V>*r> j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sands, Mes- , dames Saratr T.7 Uoodtvln ihd Daphne.v Daniols litflo So^oV, x r;~~. i , ..vv.v U. UUUU" win and Mr. and Mrs. j Heyward Green motored- to Congaree, Sunday to visit their parents ad grand-parents Mr. and Mrs. Ijenry Hdyel. Tr"y wort; nnn^mpnnied hark tn the _ pity " by t?he former's son Sylvester, J W.y' I'epifflt an enjoyable trip. _ 3 r f ; t paving laid aside her perusal ol I 1'sychology, Sociology and kindred j "oiogies" at Hampton Institute where ! she is working for her IJh. D, degree, * Miss Jessie Eoraine Trottie, teacher ' ..t booker Washington High school, IS now?in?New t'ity, th.. flo^i t of Mr. and "Mrs. John li. Evans, with ' whom she will motor to Niagara ? Calls, Manitoba and evep more dis- 1 luut places in Canada. On their re- v turn, they will stop awhile in Maine, I ihe euest of the Milligangr wht>-^w4IC I>e spending their vacation there. s v Tl dertsaiiding of, and enthusiastic al- ^ liuiin- witn. lha eleemosynary endea- - vols ul the Columbia CTTTc Assocla- ' Thin, Pastor Iteeder?and?thp truly progressive atlieers of great Zion-Bup 11.-1 church have tendered that organ-, i/.aiioti the use of the basement' of their-church, as the place at which ? and lroin which?its -activities may be' directed until permanent head- c quarters shal have been arranged. f Mrs. Brodie Bush, Mrs. Bessie Fri- clay ahiTTITs. "".laffette KrvUhti U|' P tub T utlelphia?together with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mulligan of New York City and Mr. E. \V. Harrison of ' Washington, D. C.,^all of whom are former A'kenites?motored las? week to-the old home town.^ On their re- t turn trip, they \vere for several- days v house guests of Dr. Matilda A. Ev- t ans. Mr. Milligan is a post office 8 -clerk .at New York City while Mr. '' Harrison is a post office clerk at e Washington. Mrs. Milligan, who t formerly Miss Love Williams of RalTTgb, ~N~. C.rhaving once sucresf.nlly _ taught in St. Ann Parochial school, Payee's will readily and pleasantly juairy Columbians.!. Because of the intensely hot weather and the fact that many of its ii:ost active members?arc away?tm^ Vacation, The \!dlumbiai_ClinUb Association, at a largely attended meeting last .'Thursdav itight,; votjid to stand adjourned until called together by the president. The auxiliaries, however will?continue their regular , weekly meetings'. * J'rol. (J. A. Lawson, principal of Lincoln High School, Sumter, S. C., -wtts?in?the city on business this"" week. .And was a'pleasant caller "aTr The Leader's* ottice. MISS TOLSIE LEE JOHNSON DE- 1 LKiHTFl'LLY REGALES REG- 1 I LAR BUDDIES. 1 One~of thjr loveliest -attd-most out-. ~ standing parties given during the week-end :<hy the younger set was the one given by Miss Tolsie Lee Johnson, iXtfe party, complimenting the nieiuUt'is of the Regular Buddy , Club, was g|ven at the hostess' home , on Pendletdn street. The spacious * rooms wertf4 thrown ensuite and a ] colorful profusion of summer ^lospins atforrled- a luvely Moral touch to _ the rooms. ('""I tables were-placed for games while'elicli" Buddy drew niark&tfndrrr? - (,!' pr^er fur idetitv of partners. Af- ~ Ter some Interesting progressions of whist it was found that Miss Mary Name held highest score for which ( sire rn.-eivefl an album. Herbert ( (Juiles was awarded a toilet set a? second prize while Miss Eva B<41* I* (Castor w'on tj^ird prize, a pocket book 1 .Miss. Verdie McKenzie .and Mrs. * Cecilia Wilkinson of A?heville were f guests-of Misses Johnson and. Cas-" * tor respectively and both expressed ^ then>selvas-aa having .enjoyed jan ev- , cuing uf laughter ami meriment. The ^ peerless hostess?ad herself a Buddy 1 ? was assisted by her sister, Miss Hattie Johnsoh, while serving assorf * ed cake, andwiehes and iced lemon-. , hde, i)ancing land conversatio ( brought and end to the deligntTul evening. . ^ . The Club held its weekly meeting at the church on Tuesd&y evening ! With th(. vice-pre^idehi 111 t'hnige,. as i ouT^presldent Mrs. Lizzie Quarles r* ^ on heij vacation. We all misp her. ( We wish for her a happy stay. 7 ?T TW* y 1 ;.' r . THE PALME TOTE'S SWEKT SONG. ' ?At Musical Concert of high class lumbers,?consisting?of solos,-quarets, duets, instrumental and vocal; ogether with Mr. . E. M. Keitt, who rill entertain you with some of his atest original readings. If laughing vtit hurt* vou. stay at home. Come ut andr enjoy an evening oT teal deasure. Sponsored by Mr. E. M. teitt and Mr. J. H. Rosemond, at ialters Memorial?A. M. E. church. !200 block Washington St., Tuesday light, August 5, 1930. Admission: \dults 10c; children 5c. Rev. W. P. Plair, Pastor. THE NIGHTINGALES IN -CHAIC . - LOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA The Nightingale Orchestra of jUoniiibia. S.-C.. wul; the guest--of Mr. vTrarJie F. Jones, a well known Go* umbia boy. Mr. Jones is now makngQis home in Charlottsyille. The Nightingales entertained at a all at Market Stn-Casino. Charlotts,'ille, on the night of July 10., They ire also broadcasting every Saturday light at 10:15; through station W.R. 3. Roanoke, Va; Tune in and hear >nr Columbia bovs. They are hot.: Personneb^Jno. A. Johnson, Paul teese, Wm. "Pregnant, Isaac Russell; TMu, 1 ..V, r? c ^ r, Po,,1 ?m " v winiuuu) * uui uvuai by uiiiwi ilussell, Joseph McDowell, Mrs. Dorit hv .Johnson, enterMmen THE TANZ'S NEWS. , A . ?- f . . Meetiftg was held at the home of tTTsa 'A rl?l -l.iMlim, 1^1A3_ I .inpnln St, Ptrf t>l1o'?ifinnt) Mr- iUW.rlti r.l nnllpd he house to order, business of importance w^s transacted. The main feature being the dance sponsored jy us on Aug. 15. We are doing all f( can to makP it the best of its cind this season. We were -formerly the "Ra'dios," hdtr. "Les Garcohs" now we are 'The Tanzs." We,-a club ire looking forward wor the support >1' the public and we plan to do all ve can as a social club. Gfcn wp de)end on you, "the younger set?" Meeting adjounred and Miss Litle, a a l> lend id fioatess served a ourse- of--ice cream, tea and pimento cheese sandwiches followed by an ce cuurse-of-ft4lH-k'0 I'l'umn and uahe. George Woodard, Pres., ~A.rthur Nual^ S6c., Ralph Bui Lun, Reporter. A BUFFET SUFFER. Mi<^ S. J. Brown gave a Buff eh Supper in honor of Rev. N. Harringon.' Among the other guests were diss Sallie B. DaVall, Mr. R. Weston, diss Ruth Guidiuii, Mh?W. C. Clementine. Mr. J. >Vright, Miss (JuSsie navatt, Mtt d. Jackson, Mtss Ether Davall, Mr. . Washington, Mrs. Susie H. Davall, Jrs. S. Gurdion. The supper con.is ted of rice, fried chicken, hot buttied rolls, ice tea, pickles, macaroni vith cheese, potato?salad, with, salines, chocotate~raker~ice eream and if*er dinner mints.' All the guests eported a lovely afternoon and statd that a Buffet Supper was. similar o, Christmas. A VISITOR. M iss Clementine Gu7tRb71' iwas the tuuse?gtrest?of Miss Gng*jp Dav&ll >ractically half of last week; and diss Onssie Davall spent the remainng part, oi_the week with Missestuth and Clementine Gurdiotr. The > 1- U?,l n l^uolir llnui rl 11 r i ncr ly ee puis nttu ci iuycij ast week.- They are planning on aking Sunday for their visitation in "olonial Heights visiting,their frends ind paals. NOTICE. The Hades Aid of Wesley M. fcb Dhur^h will meet at the home of Mrs. P . IT. Benson, Monday Aug. 4th, at 2220 Millers Ave.," at 5 o'clock. All nembers are requested to be on time. ' ' V "i MARRIAGE ANNOL'NCEM ENT. Dr. I. C. Lever' announce the niffr iage of his daughter Armenta Ma-nip Lover to Mr. Christopher Otha White, June 16, 1030. Rev. C... H. Brown, qfficiated. ' " I - ? <3__ i^ IN^ iMEMORlAM f In sad but loving memory of my lear mbther, Anna BelK Frost, who kparted this life, August 2, 1920. Four years ago todav_mother you tole away and left us; but your spirt of lov'e is with us; while in the ,omb you lie. From the- toils and mares of, life, thou who stood the >torms so well, but' some, sweet' day Oe will meet mother-to part ho, ne/er;~ over on the othej shore, where VP shall join ithe^good refrain, sleep nother, steep. Daughters: Misses Henrietta, Mag*ie, Marie and Gladys; Mrs. Lucile iVilliams, lifess~rs~ Sammy and AnIfeW, sous? , ? tN M11MOH1AM. In lovinpr but~sad reroembrance of tfr. Edd. GreK(f? who departed this 1i inofl. YPnr ngo- They tre not dead ,who Jived, in the hearts >f those they leave behind. - Wife and Children. :TTO LEADER " . . 1 BED TIME ? - ? CHILI AN OLD ^ACQUAINTANCE. " ? . Pete and Ted were on their first) visit to the farm and they were having a jolly time. F.ach dav brought ; j new adventures and discoveries of | the wonders of farm life. The fact * that they were eight miles from the! nearest, -railroad, visiting a home where there were no electric lights i or'"running water did not or could not i daunt their joyous spirits. Uh iWW-j They, came for a good time and that 1 thev 'were- having. ' \ , hVir Weren't they .still a.?Uuk-d?al_j from the noise of the s^r"J free an| .tj evicted cars ? Andf the lighted apartments too hot any-1 way? *Then sometimes the running] water just wouldn't "run". ! It. Wfrs so much nicer out in the open'spaces where 0"ne could vie with J the Songf birds in singing, whistle,! shout ffilpel and throw stone*- to! one's heart's content. Well on this i part|c.ulart morning Jed their cousin ; had takeM them on their first"black- \ berrying" jStrnt." Tht-y had reached a patch Where the berries grew thick and luscious. Well I should say so. | > * ... ' ? . MltS. ZADIE V. WILLIAMS, THE ANDERSON REPORTER IS NO, MORE. J Sunday .aL_.l'Pfi a ro? July 20, at the Anderson County Hospital the j soul of Mrs. Zadie Williams took its flight to the God who gave it, amidst the quiet scenes of peace undisturbed and unafraid. '** , Zadie, as She was affectionately known by her, host of friends, " was , one among the most beloved ancH useful women of Anderson Courtty. .She was a ready tit for any position of responsibility and trust as is' demonstrated by the ^ fact that she was . president of the St. Paul Missionary Society; a member of the choir; tea^cher of the Sunday school; Secretary .it' the W. R.. A.; Secretary of - the I Woman's Union; Trustee of Union j High ^school^ member of the Woman's! j?uumu; . Bgcrpi?ary ' ot?the4 B. C. Club; a member of the Deator's?Advisory 'Courtcil; teacher in | .the City school; book-keeper of the( Ideal Pharmacy and the writer of the' AnderseilfPfcews for the Palmetto Leader,... Her genial smiles drew 1 friends, h?r square life held them. iln society, she was a queen, in busi-j ness, she was a matron; in the church ?he was a servant; in the home, she t was a light. As a mother, she was tender; as a friend, sh^ wop faithful; us a wife, she zealously guarded tin"interest of her husband; -as a leader of society, she was thoughtful and (ideal; as a teacher she was interestjing for she had for years taught at S. Faut School; as a moralist she was without wrinkles; as a christian, she was spiritually minded, devout and I course?erated." > Jovial was a genf, priceless and beyond material value | She waR ""PUVJ? in her thoughts and God fearing in her life. A better | and more useful- young woman has rfavox i A-J ~ i.vcu in rtnuerson. for some time she had been in declining health I but?all shared, with Tier the anticipated joy of approaching, motherhood. But -i n the ordeal her resolute Tstrength _.?mled^ her bedside i stood her husband, known to her as "Brown".?She -sakl?*4?shall die?to-? night". She pulled the rings from . her fingers~and kissad all a fond fhrpJiUlU . ?14 I As peaceful as a rose, as quietly ! as sil^nce^ itself, Zadie departed this . life. The funeral was on Wed. -July 23, (at 4 p. m.- More- than 2,000 friends friends packed the spacious auditor! iu.m and grounds of St. Pant Baptist ' CTiurch, with her pastor, Rev. Camp1 bell officiating. They were present persons from all over South Carolina to say good-bye to the faithful friend. Telegrams, letters, resolutions and 1 words of comfort came from hun--'dfeds. 'The florals were the.-most [ j elaborate ever seen in Anderson.} Thousands marched ' trite ntly by with | ; tearful eyes and sot-rowing hearts:! Tso, sU??h crowd has ever before as^j' j sembled at one place in thejcounty. Zadie is not dead as she often said.i "I shall fall asleep some day". She is asleep ? . ~ I' j * . , . The pastor in Rowing terms recounted the deeds of her life and re- , iviewed her noble achievements. rj 1 * - ' * " * ^i-.uie wnnams. the dearly beloved ,1 thP most useful, of the usefuf.-rhe^ sympathetic helper, the teacher, stu-i ^dent and writer, is no more. J MANNING BAPTIST CH1 RC H NEWS?DILLON, S. C.j, " f. . 1 Sunday was a hiprh day I With us, despite?the?mtensive heat. Our at- ! tendance as" usuaT was jrooth Supt. | M. D. Dupree was all smiles with1, every teacher on the job. .The Adult,. 'clas* taught by Bro, Ridgell is still. maniiestyasL a great interest tTT the; discussion. Mrs. E. J. Wright, teach j er of the senior cjass attended, the j State Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. Convention in Greenville and brought! to the school some helpful information. Pastor Gregg preached two i -brief but itereatemy- aef wnma. The ;; evening service was largely atended i : hy the members as it wah commun- i iort day. __J . h Revival will begin Wednesday i nip hi. Rev. Prof. W. L. Bryant wiil i 'fill the pulpit gpwday. The public hC: leerdiBlly invited to attend-thumdeet- J iin'-y, ^11 : , ? STORY FOR 5REN- ?I * . i ' * T^e dew^was still on them. Infto^the ! could move. - , "'"Look boys, we have a visitor" called Jed, in a hushed whisper. It '> whm-n iv; he? came from boys. Imagine their surprise when they saw a" huge ~brown' bear emerge, from-a nearby clump of. black berry bwfehes. Pete and Ted took to flight bulged atayed on? and started a eunverslatioft* With the "company". Why- boys* don'i> you know~"this is one of our frien'dk? This is-.Mrs Snoozy Bear of "The ?>noozy Bears anvl the Snnggty* Hnnnipii", i am sure I have met her in your (winter jatlea > ma.. h^'.. ?' - ? ,. . ..c uuys were "very much' | ashamed,- but hpw could they know her when she had left her checkered gingham apron at home, in her five room apartmftit and Poppa Bear was nw where hi sight. ? "Oh dears, I am having my vacation and Poppa is so busy, he couldn't get away and I am quite as fond of berries as. I am ?\i honey. "i-Su they? shook hands and had a .merry ehitvl?av evert before the sun peerfetT forth. '.. i * _ . ' _____... Anita. " _-x __ UNION NEWS ' / ' . / '' 1 I Services at churches here on Sunday were all well attended despite the intpnsp hpat.?The weather'mail ? keeps us informed that there -is no- ? lelief in sight, and yet~we hope for- ? cooler weather. . Thanks to Mr. W. E. McJankirjs for Bethel notes of last week, we art still asking reporters from each of quit churches here to send notes in time?for publication, inherit the earth." Pastor. Baten de"Blessed are the weot -a-n .? m.\ji uic^ auaii Rev. J. A. Baten used these words Jivere'd this sermon in a masterly way. The beautiful lesson taught was_ enjoyed bv all present. - - Mrs. J. C. White of Winston.Salem ~ N. G. was a very pleasant visitor at T*brmth and jexpressetT cTelight ^ ing there. At the evening hour Mrs. White?rendered two?voool selections , which thrilled her hearers. She also < attpndflH Pnn| Rapf icr, P-hnrr-^ snd sang again. Many are still commenting upon the . music redered by her ' and hope to have the 'privilege of ? hearing her again. ?... Mrs. Gertrude PattersoiVj- now of Baltimore, Md. attended services at Corinth o n Sunday morning, also Miss M. McKissick, students of State College, Orageburg, S. C. These two were here oh account of death of .fiomplia Moore, whnsp funeral _ Jiffy Mr. and Mrs. Porter Williams who spent some weeks in Tryon, N. C. is back home and hope to have the opportunity of returning ^to - N. -Cj next summer. ^..Pastor and members of Bethel A... M.' E., Corinth Rapti9t and Zion A? m M. I?. Church were pleased to have ? the affable \yidow, Mrs. M. E.Hemphill visit them on Sunday. The ad- p( dress made, to her was quite Interesting and enjoyed by all. Mrs. Hemp- T< hill who has been in Rochester, N. Y. for-about one year is at home- for a ? few days, when ahe will .return to Rochester .to take up work in School ^ this friend spend a "little while \yjth ? Liiem ana-an-are pleased to learn of 1 M thP success achieved while in Rochester. - ? 5 ? Mr.?k?G.?MeKissiek,-president of Majority Hospital, has now an up to date Ambulance and is able .to take care of stek-arrd the-dead; Abrams and Moore were in charge of the funeral-ef?Miss Cornelia Mooter Services ? were attended by a large number o f relatives and friends. Funeral oration was "delivered by. Rev. J. C. . Tobin, resolutions from class of 1929?Sims Hi by Mr. J. W. r Nicholas, Jr., resolutions from Corin- 3th S. S. Junior^ Missionary and B: Y. P. U. by Misses Ollie M. Bookman, bdessa Johson and Arsie Miller. _ Ihese were all effectively_j:ead Jjy ? persons selected. Miss Ruth McKis- ~ sick, organist of Junior Choir was in charge of music etr;. Flor alofferigs, resolutions, etc attested to the esteem in which Cornelia w?8 held by all who knpw 'her. h The words used by Rev. Tobin. were "She is ot dead but sleepeth." "Helping Hand Club" entertained 1' at the home of ^Mr. and Mrs. R. T. vV' Young on Tuesday evening. An en- ~u joyable evening_spenL Miss Dolly Blaekwell is now better perhaps she wil continue reading the . Leader. ^ ? Ptrprt Aid -member* of -C-orintiv areasked to be present on Sunday morn ^ ing' after services. fu Weekly customers are requested to |,e settie account for Palmetto Leader -j at once, if you please. Many are far behind: You are asked to give ? special attention -to?thi9?matter. ? Mr. F/- C. Renwicks is confined to his home. _ 'Mrs. CofTielitC Tlenwtcks is some- A what improved. No doubt this is due to careful nursing of hftr daughter 5 Mr*- .Madura- -White*.. .. 7 ~~ ?IT9 I 4 HEMINGWAY NEWS | j? -t- I 10 V* -- r-^-,12 Our pulpit was graced oh... Sunday _ 9 with Rev. JE. i>. Gray,. who preached n a soul stirring sermon. It was mis- g iion day-here and the Missionary Wo 4 men realized a nice sum. On Satur- 1 day night sister Annie Gren the pres- 1C idet of the board gave an ice cream 5 gnfTttt fff Mfg hww tfl for the benefit of the Missionary Board and reports a success. " _ - T" rv "V ~r"* ' , PAGE SEVEN | ^'i^raPy.- .. . ' A lighr, soft skin "' -: "; ; ^ 1HUKC5 yoic 7 ~ ATTRACT IVh If you want to be popular?keep your complexion sou ami light., Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin WhUftwr Ointment is considered the very best to lighten and soften the darkest skin, clear up pimples, blotches and tan marks, and it entirely does away with that "oily, shiny" look. Regi^lar use of this preparation along with the otK-r^hr__ h i i,d tions keeps your r.r.m sott and Smooth and ma'kao yju look attract . tive/ _I}r. FteeLPalmer's complete line . .. consists of: fir. 1 red Palmer's Skin . Whitener Ojntuieht; ial.in Whitener Soap; * bkm?Wni-t. uer Face Powder; Han Di rseer and ' HID Deodai duT- bold j t , all ill mt _ stores for 25c each, or tent ^o = tpaid upon receipt 'of price t Dr. . " . Fred Palmer's Laboratpries;- Dcpt16, Atlania^jGa. ; A 111.1 - -I ; ? _i__?kir. 'Wr.m -y-a F .-.j : ? pV..i"fr .. ? ?^ " ? ?' r*t : ; r?' 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