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Saturday, August 1930. TPMBIWM 1 HBHr. 4 Mrs. Lucile Paul ?s leavinK dtie city today for a three weeks tion.in Atlantic City, ad Xrom recent iHnean.? ? ^ .Miss Frankie Hull is- vkiting ??friends. in Aiken.? ~ Miss Lonzenia Gilbert is injprtnmg after an illness in" Asheville, Nl of five months. Mr. P. M. Weir, of Alien Uuiver- . sity left on the 2nd for a five weeks stay in New York City. Miss Bessie_Mae_.Buff left Sunday, for "a stay of five weeks in Washington, Akron Ohio and Detroit:? ^ Mrs. .Christie Lewis is visiting ht?r , parents. Rev. tfnd'Mrs. P. P. NVatson, on Marion Street. j j }Wr. Luther J. Rollerson, .left the *, city early Friday morning by motor x for a six weeks stay in Wilkes-Barre, Pa- :. Rev. and Mrs. Allen T. Dixorj. of ] 1412 Heidt St., has returned to the 1 cj[ty ?fter a week's stay in Daytona I ? Beachy^ Fla. ~? \ ' ^~7Ti Miss Odel Beatty, after* having ] spent four" pleasarit weeks with, her . aunt, Mrs. M. L. Bell is leaving' for \ her home in Augusta^today. Rev. T. , F. Harper of Newberry visited several hours in the city last Saturday enroufce to Vance, where j he is now conduct ing :i mrol ill,"., for | Rev. A. J. Martin^ k ' Mrs; M. L. Bell is leaving todo.v for_.' Chicago, where she w4lf tfisi't her-i' brother Mr. Joseph James. Mrs.. Bell J will be absent from the city three weeks. ,1 ~ ~ ~ 7~ ? mr. uary H- (Jerald and M r. , A r- ^ thur Nichols are spending the week- ? end with Miss Retha Thomas H>7 12th Ave., hlewark, Ny J. I -v-..: Mrs.- Ida . Mae --Reynolds- and two children left' the city Sunday for their home in Washington, I). af- | ter spending a pleasant vacation with t her mother and relatives, Mis6 Edvena Hicks lol't last week ^ for Springfield. Mass tn visit her hro- : ther Mr. D. II: Hicks;?Before return"~ ing she will visit her sister, Mrs. I Edith Lloyd in Washington. o' Miss Sara Henderson is the house, guest of Mr. and Mrs. John CornCell. x Mrs. Sara Nance and daughter' Vi- j vian havp returned to the city aflei i spending several weeks in Hampton. ; v.. 't Mrs. Sara Wifter-ate nf Wn^hinotftn . D. C., is the house "guest^ oT Mr Carrip Goode on Pine, street. Mrs. Agnes Mack McDonald is i visiting "her mother on "Washingtun t street. - . ' Dr. and Mrs. Maxie Ponder and 1 Miss Young of St. Petersburg. Fla.. " were quests of Dr, D. K. Jenkins on ^ ^ Monday nite. The party stopped ii 1 ?the city enroutp to New York. -t Mr. and Mrs. Singlton Thomas, of . 1508 oHeidt St., accompanied by Mr. t Jas. Hill, motored to Winnsboru the j , past Sunday, and \vere the guests of * Mr. and Mrs. Warren Edwards. I t . The many friends of Airs. Millie Anderson will be glad to learn of her . return home from the Good Samari??-CBirTiOSpHftl after being In fro three- weeks and six days. She is improv ipg nicely at?her?home oh---Gervai*. street. ? Miss Gussie A. Rutherford left ?Monday (gf Charleston for a- vacation of four weeks with her aunt Mrs. P." C. Greenwood. She w?s accompan ied by Little Miss Violet (\ Bennett who spent two months here as the. ?,..t u. A n..<r ui mi, auu minun. Airs, Lula A. Bunting and Mrs. Ella Epps sisters of the' Publisher of Nrw York City, are in the city for a twof, ?. - week* visit to their mother and children> Mrs. Mary Hampton, on East , Pendleton street? " -??: Miss Essie Trapp had as her j house guest last week, Miss Ruth Thompson of Allendale. Miss Thomp sop was enroute t<rfhe hospital in - Darlington gtic nH'",'v''nt on | _ ?operation And from recent reports re ? Miss Essie Trapp is much - improv- J calved, is resting nicely. ? I The following named friends of'( Mr. Joel H. Jackson, 2221 Richland ; St., ami who hale fiom Augusta. <lni, ' were the guests of Mr. Jackson the1 past Sunday afternoon: Messrs. W.' H.Tlland, Paul N. Sanders, Joe JiuTT- j" son, Charles Riddey, and Dr. J. 11. ?? Thotnas of Camden, S. C. " " Mrs. Claud Mack who has heen vis- ! iting in Columbia, returned to her home in Princeton, N. J., Saturday, I August 2. Mrs. Mack enjoyed many4 lovely parties exrhirftng the dinner party h^nor^ at^the ^homc 1623 LincolnSt., Thursday night,< July 81. i? Maaarp. James ?. "Anderson"' and ~ Thomas Lowman spjent the. week-end at r their home Hopkins, S. C.-A-iso Mr. Jamaa. Anderson was the guest 2 Of Miaa Polly Clarkson on Friday Wa r r Don't ta l?wrong pc When yd'u ?sk for Dr. Fred Preparations?be sure you clerk hand you the wrong ___.. people have been deceived? to say Dr. FRED Palmer's. ? -?Palmer's Skin Whitener Pr their merit and when you b "are getting the best. Insist - Skin Whitener Preparatic SUBSTITUTE. /V . Ask for and i SKIN WHITE A generous trig Soap and Fscs-1 I |2r Address, Dr. ] - ' Dept. 21. Atlanl light and thy'guest of Miss Bettie 5 (Jarrick at Gadsden on Saturday, 1 Messrs,; Anderson and Lowman ert- ] ioyedj a very, pleasant stay with their s relatives, and- friends. ?1??' t Miss Willie Mae Gilliam, the ( laughter of Mrs. J. 41. Goodwin, the ] W'opi'ietresa of the Aldim; Tea Ruuin 1 las returned from tho Mn?*J-Vi tr, ? bedside of her sick mother, who has ( iam has been visiting her aunts Miss Helen Williams, New York City Mrs. Emma Smith, Jamaica.. L. I., and Mrs. Bertha Washington, LinJen, N. J. WP wish Mrs.' Goodwin i speedy recovery. . 7? WIIIST PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Beaver of 2105 .Calhoun FTfTT entertained; a lovely VVfmt Party Tuesday July . 29. The^ rue.- ts were:. Mrs. Claud Mack, of ( Pyinceton. N. J., Mrs. George Man- ' iiing of llartsville, S. C., Mrs. Eloise ' rhoinpson,.of Bennettsville, Mr. and Mrs: Bnnnid" Frazier. After the ganip {he hostess Served delicious nnd mint:.. The i>arty was enjoy?d by " everyone. * ItI V. J. W. I,. DCCKJiTT. AGENT FOR THE LEADER. liev J.! W. 1.. Huckett of Mullins las been appointed Agent for that ity 'and community and has been bthorized to collect as well as solicit ? rm_ _ n. t.. ? a.*. - T ^ mostrrpuons ior ine raimeiiu wa- [, Jet.1 ' I LOVELY PARTY IN HONOR OF : NEWLY-WEDS.Mr. and Mis. Singleton Thomas in-dated the following persor\s. to be' iresent in their ilsftatial home, 1506 rleidt St., the past .Wednesday evenng~," at a lovely reeeptiop given by hem in honor of Prof; John Minis md his beautiful young hride who .vere married in Mupion, S. (a few days ago "Mr; anit' Mrs:""Clarence " I ones, Dr. and Mrs. George Dennis; . VIr. and 'Mrs. G. Lee' Ratliff, and-heir guest, Dr. and Mrs. Rufif, Mrs. ~ Mat-tie Brown; Mr. and Mrs, Raiford. VTrsT 111 er TYTtltaf!TST^MTr* Arthur* iams and .\lr. Joel U. Jut'ksun. * After "having such a fitted social ifi'air in merry making and laughter Mrs. Singleton served--lovely courses ippetizingly enjoyed by all. Mr." and Mrs. John T. W. Mims, he young bridal couple, now reside' it home. .2212 .Washington- JSt* THE RADIO LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB. ' Meeting was held its usual hour. 8:00 o'clock at the Qdd Fellow's called the house to order and then business was fully discussed^ The members' have already plan ned one of the greatest, .social activities of th(. sedson, their School ?Opening Dance, whteh will be held the '12th.. of Sept. We are hoping to get the loyal support of the social set. The new members were: K rn est \V_i 1 son a nd J "a mes Low man CLUB MEETS. The Boys and Girlls Community. Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Abney, 2202 Senate street. Friday afternoon. The, meetitur Mm c1 n nlln/l +a ~f V>'k ' '"ft v*?i?v:w lu Viiuci . uy cue picaident Miss kuth, Kotunson. The open' ~ ing song was one verse of "Count Your Blessings." Prayer repeated by the Club. W,? then had Bible verses beginning with the letter "E," which -was'! edrried 'oOt very nicely.-^?The-RihTo lesson was found in the ninth chapter of St. Matthew. Mr. Edward Bates' read and then discussed th(> beginning. Other members discussed different verses, which seemed to be of interest to them. Afterward rtTT?President?discussed?it frfon he- ginning to end. A .debate was rendered by five boys and five girls, sub ject: "Who Should have the More Education the Boys or Girls?" Our . judges .were from the Boys and Girls Reserve Club and most them said that the boys should hav^ the^ more education. Bo they won. Our next subject jvill be a paper from certaip- members of the Club about the Boyhood) Rdueatiotj and Ministry apd Readership .otjiur efe- rasjtof Kev. J .C. Wbi te. ' ' - A sword drill was held by four girls and six boys. Thp> boys defeated the girls 9 to 3. >We -ore hoping that the~ gtri<( tyjll rto frmer next weejk. ; Jessie' Taylor and Elizabeth Ftfrgess sang a duet 'In the Garden," ac- : companied by_ Mr. Walter Witiherspoon at the piano. He also tang a THE PALMET' . | r ling! ke the ._, ,,? * J ,., ickage ?, -4^ Palmer's Skin Whitener Lil get them. Don't let the Or package. Hundreds of -just because they failed ? ? The original Dr. FRED p[ eparations have proven ?^ uv them, you know you on Dr. FRED Palmer's ms?AND TAKE NO ~ let Dr. FRED Palmer's .NER, PREPARATIONS ?j n your druggist 1 i?mpl? of the Skin Whitf nar, Pawdar aant for 4c In lUmp*. Fred Palmar'# Laboratoriea, ta. Pi. : . . lolo, "He WilF hold me last." Mr. 1 kVitherspoon is a member of the 5oys and Uirls Reserve Club on Ar tenal Hill. Miss Johnson a visitor made a good alk and said that the betterment of >ur community will immediately improve by the .way we are doing. Af ei' the meeting Mrs. Abney -served i delicious course of cake and lem>nade, which was enjoyed by every- ' me. Our Club will meet next, Friday it the home of Mr. anil' Mrs Neeley ,'00 Walnut fstreet at 5:00. CAMP FIRE GIRLS MEETINGS, The Camp Fire Girls met at the home of Misses Rosella and- Ethel Robinson on Monday evening Aug! 4y at 6 o'clock. Everyone/met with much enthusiasm a~nd Jiad a very \ brief meeting and many interesting things were discussed. ThP ?: aroncnt weie Misses Annie Mae Ford, Lucinda Davis, Hattie Gladamori, Vfary Lee Ford, Thomasina Weeks, 3thel R6.**e, Fannie Carr, Rosella itobinson, Naomi Smith, Lois Belton ind Katie S. Knox; and a visitor Mr. Walker, who gave us some words of encouragement. We are always ^lad to have visitors. This CtQb is going to render a program out to the T. B. Camp . Sunday afternoon at 3;3Q_o:cIock, August. 10, MRS. STUART ENTERTAINS. Mrs. J. G.- Stuart was hostess to . >ne of the loveliest bridge parties of he season, on last Thursday afternoon at ftve o'clock. ? Feafc of Ju*r Up-to-the-Minute Modes " Prepared Especially for This Newspaper sa : ? o rxctLU , ,/fl| Hft : ?-^? 3202 II '' t 32Q1 t A FITTED BODICE "?, j. - y This summer has seen the introduction of several types of frocks which have suddenly^ become quite indispensable to the well-planned wardrobe.' Sketched, afxyve is the classic daytime frock -with the cape, which maintains such a ^nice balance between casualness- and gracionsnpss. ^ ~A ..faSy shallrAv c.-tpf js extended into tie-ertds which effect a slight dra]>e in knotting, pnd is posed over a dart-fitted bodice/with a low-placed . -flounce repeating" its circular move- [ mem A sleeveless ver-u-'it may he siib-jituted for the lonc-s' :\al one o - -?fiTnv7:e Nice" TFT gray f!,t" ?'itpc?~ "H Eycella Pattern No. Si/cs L H to -10, cwit-. ' * . mm., ' . - . fc .d, / V . r? leadrrT7 in =^-g=-=gi ??? BED TIME SI CHILD MY vLuiTiTnt-TL-KEs T" . r ' r ' ; ~ (Billowy) Billowy wh'ite clouds pil ? high ; * ) against the bright/blue sky ke a snow drill wide and defrp l.i pherd of wooly sheep. T1 Some times, as 1 sit alone. id a dream in me is horn,. tl iiake pictures in your drifts i_ -A. ten 1 wntvn them make_lltiJir shift1. ~ei : 1_1 .A First a mother then a child Up-tothe-Minute Modes PrrptirrJ F<p,rt^lly for Tliis ; . > t ' Xewspapfo^ SA_ ??- ' r, " " - 1 ..... - ?EXCELLA . ?-294-4 Applique. 22104 i * E 29-V4- I ' mi '? ! CON FOR M l N < T HI XGERIE Although the modern woman's undergarments have been reduced to ! a minimum both in number and in size, it"isf~Tery important that these f few fundamental bits of lingerie shall fit so well'that even their presence 'i shall he interred?rather than, indh?. cated. In the tailored set above, the j Jbrassiere?is?cot very low . m lack in "order not to interfere with ?'liiri liiii'tr rliii-i111 t,'ihk ; -nid tin- panties j have a shaped yoke in front, with elastic adjusting the fulness in back. Voile has. been . much favored this j ?summer for its coolness and crepe de chine is alwa\ s satisfactory, apd ] lend'- itself to applique ; Excella Pattern No J"44 Sizes14 to 42. 2<t cents. Transfer 22104, ~ Blue~or yellow, .15""cents. The rooms and porch \verr-attractively filled with flowers of mid-summer. From every angle, one could m?glimpse*?oL-snap-diagnm.,?flux, dahlias;*-periwinkles, blackeyed Susans or gladioli. ?? Ten tables for bridge were placed ' tm the spacious porch and in the liv- ing room, where four games pro- ! grossed amid much l'ttn and-gay re- j par tee. until scores wieie counted. I Miss Lillian Watts held highest 1 score and was presented first prize,' a bit pf dainty lingerie for "Mi lady's" hope chese. Mrs. Ruth Nea'l was consoled with th eseason's latest-novelty in hand bags, and Mr?-, i Henry?Pfarson i Lisped tl it. booby a-' rounu nei1 necn, a pearl, and out steel choker. Numbered among.the guests were some old and new, Co Lumbians who classed as "sp'e- ' rial - guest s." Mrs. (annille Ran-, uf Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs. Bertha Saw- j yer, Georgetown, Mrs. Cora Greepr, j Columbia and Miss S. B. Henderson Orangeburg. The.se drew Mul that prize, and Mrs; Barr was the winner.' ; A soft, pink satin set, tit for a queen was added to her season's trophies, j Cooling punch was served during : the games. Silver baskets containing vari-cofored mints added beauty j and "sweetness" until the games I ' A sweet Course of cream and c ike j was served after the games, in I which the color- scheme ptrrk- tmd ' green predentin a ted. ; ? -v^ | Mrs. Stuart, who was gowned In T flowered chifTon, stood hear the door j and sped the departing guests, j numbered three score. i tu:? ...?? iu. -j r Am.? ??? ung u i nit' miKwi arid most joyous of the summer festivities. WANTED _A colored Dr. for a large practise at St. George.is..C. and vicinity. Finel field for tbe xight. man, For information vrrite: . ,.Z A. Stetvart, St. George, S. Cj ttwS esrkbovi ?icmwyy_^the mtjn. T* . , h ... ..v,-., , . rORY FOR __ REN _ ve'r changing nil tti.. while to something elst*r-tfer chance ntomilcU knight wigfigleaimng lanee? Once I saw a flock'of geese ke white foam on the reefs, ten a mighty lnon bold n eugle strong with wings of-goid-. ? A I h! T just wish you could see . 11 these pretty, things with ine, ry '.mine duy .and you,.will find wav to leavedull car(. behind. Aniita~ ~? : " Up-to-the-Minute Modes /'"/,itl J for This " */*,.- \ewipaper i. i t, : = . mm ^-X * ?txCEui'V ?: ? * ^ % " I ... C-^rsX " 11 A i ' | .-'yT'-P-JT?\ " If -s -v? A-\ 1 3194 E 3.9* jl TV>' a Jl VEX1LK l APLLETS Although it is generally acknowledged that a stfaightline trock is. the most appropriate i??r a little girl, this "(foes hot 1 ilea 11 ttiaffi neecf"~benTO-~ notiuious or uninteresting, l he charming little model sketched above, for instance,?makes?full aliowftnee- for. activf yuJith in its loose folds that ~ then takeCits cue front~the prevailing adult mode and adds exciting double eapelets, What 111-.re is needed to~ make a simple party dress successful? Cottons are by all means the mosl preferable fabric: dotted swiss. voile. printed dimity, lawn and linen, yvould all he attractive media for this frock. Excelia - Pattern No 3194 Sizes 2 to 10 yearns. 25 cents. " .. : '% A LOVELY light complexion is frsoxasy in-get with Narlinola, the double quick, super-powerful Ucdchmg Cit-aui. Just smooth it on ut bedtime and it starts to work almost at oqlc, quickly bleaching --?>our sbu? lighter, and digbter, day ??by day, untd-you have-Just the cuuipiexion you"ve always craved. No disappointments?Nadinola aKsuys works. Pimples, oiliness and roughness disappear, leaving your skin soft and smooth. Every package carries our written money back guarantee and simple dueciions. Begin this wonderwoih.ng treatment tonight. At all drug stores 50 cents. Extraluigy, money-saving size, $1. If [ y.yu cannot buy it where you live, LrriJ us oO cents or $1, gnd we will mail it postpaid; also dainty gjft tainple box of Nadine Face Pow"de~un J LeapFy lxioklet. Address iptuaitment J. National Toilet Company, Pads, Tcnh.^U. S. A. cNciduiola %ieachh^Cream White You SW?p Try ail Advertise ment in this paper It will pay. j_ i ' / ' %. 1 - J "*" t ? . ' U ^ r - _?. . ...I. ' "V- ,' - ' PAGE SEVEN' MMp????it ^ , I I ^ How to become . BE AUTIFUL Any girl can keep her complex- t io.n beautiful by regularly usinjj' Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener ^Ointment. This preparation, i t* __ mous for Aitv and ? lightens the darkest skin, clears up pimples, blotches and tan marks and does away with _that "oily, shiny" look. Regular use of this ? . "* preparation along with tin other Dr. Fred Palmer Skin Whitener Preparations, keeps your skin soft ; h and smooth and makes you look beautiful, ' * ' 1. .? Dr. Fred Palmer's complete line consists of: Dr. Fred Palmer's I. Skin Whitener Ointment.; Skin Whitener Soap: Skin Whitener Face .Powder: Hair Uriv., i ,i?l j_ HID-Deodorant. Sold-at all drug stores for 25c each.^or sent post- i . paid upon.-receipt. of price. Di, ' Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. _ -17, Atlanta, Ga. . S I . ; A generous trial'sample ot the , ^ 1?1 i!t,.rr"vL;i .?? ?? ? ? W??II vv U11CIICI , auap aliO 1 nuC Powder .>ent tor 4v in ^ Dr. Fred Palmer's "SKIN WHITENER ~~ "ns.your complexion yuuthfuT* TAKE -A.1.L Vol.J: / TROl hl.i> T< ? * ? rnKKVYTS' (TUt VCF- " v ~ Expert Mechaniis* for am t ar <,i 1t u. k . . J -2 Blocks From VMen ? .- t ON TAYl.oK STUFF I - ??? WRECKS?I)AY OI{ NK.lll economical meek-i.ni> v \ 1t1 s _ I A1N RKSORTS N O W O N >M,I: CONSLIt ticke'l a<.i.N i S i ill - SO l'THE R.N K All. W A \ - M>||Ai David G. Ellison ? - General Insurance Honest and etlicitnt atuntion given to. all business ?7 yflaared with hue. _ ~? : PHONE TiTlT < 1221 WASHINGTON SI. ' ^ J - s Just Like An (.Mrit-h ' r ^ a nu-ilical autlun-it \, >a> - ; 11. : a pPF>on Llff< to fowl uj w ill blenii sites and * pitii|>K-? vwTl" tTTTVl .. ... 1 - * t??gt!a cltm PONS llf I > i- '-I-7 :1 . lis an ostrich that bin u - in ad in. the sand to avoid dancer >k.i. ? i..}>-. 1 tions are nature's wariiii.u t tud i'ujstipation is thfowilit; pot-*, i>.:\ .v.uir-: < ? tdood stream ?aiid?u i., i .. ? -whale const it m inn.?ft toy.?rt-?~rjr~ stipafed "condition an.'! \\Vll ' strengthen y*Ur sy-ten-. at .or t .f-ease and clear u.p yom dissV^pe'd -?i,.n.. The best way to do ihi- is. \\?tr. a course of Herhine,jthe vt-eeiai h ir, di c;ine' fhat arts ""naturally itiul ? which you can cret at THE WAVER LEY l?Rl<, SHiKh SOI 1 HERN RAILWAY S I EM Corrected to May -7?, 1 V? ? Arrive tlniun '^tii'tunr 1 vnve ' "J No."5 "7 7JS 1 Not 5.:0Op 32 Ah"gusta-iC. V. 32 .5-4-u'p %_ . " ... 7:55a 31 N. 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