The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 13, 1930, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Saturday September 13, Iflflft.
BAILEY-ROBERTSON WEDDING i
^ LAURENS - __ _t
Beautiful in its simplicity and of I
cordial interest to many throughout , t
the state was the wedding of Miss '
RObfrrUoh ud-o' VVmlhWdn!,' ill Iol IUW.in I i
? September artl. at the .humr uf tfte
bride's parents' Ah. and Mi?^.?Mm11 > \
Bailey.
? lTiniintlv at. 1 :t)() o\l,,.k. to the
strains OT Meiulelsolm s Wedding 1
t? March, played by Miss. Mattie i'ut-i?
. man.-ttirHirn'r attractive in in al'ter.?
- muicl ol .uupge printed chill'on
joined the gjyoai w.i.ting at the beau- .
xiilly decorated improvised altar in
?Vi the living.!o.,in.' T"7Tntlr\ ami feins
iuJ b en i:..<?! v, .! i 'striking .e'll'eot.
The attendants . v.. Mla telle 1
Di.i-i...jiis of s'i>, ,-v, , . and Dr. .lohii
H. < i?i ~i ett ?'1'...?g~*ri. A In. Kev. 1 '
J. \V. iVi'.t 1t liTV. ii4<l the ce|V?
? llilllli . Tl+V II 11?I t" . ! III.' . . n-u-'
\v;uv ustd, wild . M ! >?!> .of I.mvo
was -so; tly - pl;>; ' I.
'Ill" "ic e ?ion rol! \v d and dr>- .
I t ious ice oii earn. ;aiJ-cakere-.s luVt.
ed. '1 lie many ml \ulTi-<b!c gilts ;
i. tte .ted the popularity oof ,the br:de
? - and groom here -and elsewhere. To
y the :b.rjd?s harp*-' chest were heirlooms
of intuhsa- value?rare linens
? ml silver nearly a century old. The
-couple left immediately, after the I
reception for New Orleans 1
. - -where l)i^Jtx4?ertsTnr"Tta4^a"lucrative ?
pnn t'se. The In-id- w???e an < ?i\ ai.
fall su t of leown s'lk and wool tw - <' j
.with ha'monixitvy aee'SKo s." She
has had ell ' ir-- of tii - Mo.vi- li-r-im _
n ie- departio at io G\: CI Mot 11' j-V I * '
,j t School ?,r Ml." ?:?: I. few y?"il s .: ??!
her.iiiaiiV; ft iiiuls if "ret he- rourruiyfe *
takes h i to another Mat*;. ,
Ainone; those pr.-sept UtvjJmi- hap
py wens-ion w 'v: ,Misso *^.Mnl! ic an.! ~
Cecelia Duckett,- Mrs. Amanda Hvr.' ,
? Miss flattie 1-uUnan, Mrs. . Sullie
f llupter, Mrs. F.ttii Garlingtoii, Mrs.
Ida M(aDuuiel, Miss Naomi Allison
Mis^ A.lene Franks.'Mrs. C -rilla Hlid'
gens.Mr. Ik Ik Franklin. Mr. Chat
M. Fra'nkliii. Mrs. Ik S. Snher,- Key.
?- and Mrs. .1. \V.'MAthis. .Mis 21
WHitekier, Mis;1- I rnmidi lv. 11 milt.?:?
_ _ _ Out-of-town truest:-. nVclthlt'd: AI is, '
V. Stuart. Greenwood*. Mi-s. (l)i) ,1
Co Stuart, Columbia lh of'. a rid .\ 11 . . 1
John B. Garrett, Tuskegee, Ala.f 1
Prof. C. VV. Madden, Columbia 'and *
* Laurens; Mrs. Marthenia John-on.
Mr. Rapdyjph Barksdule, Mr. Oscar
Barksdalef Siiupsonville; Mrs. Ik ' t-ie
Henry, and daughter. N< kl?<-i ,TT~At
Huepwul -ltuui,-rMi.--..e:- Gladvs and
Pansy Mice, Suniter, llalTTo -Ctrrrrntiy ;
ham, Laurens ..and MTTiiassas. Yfp. '
Mrs. Minnie Franklin Mooli'V Ill'ook. I
lyn, N. Y. - .
4 M A PR I li!)
r s : '. '
Mrs.?Haehel?W'utts -a-niiuunce. the-marriage
of her daughter,. Lillian
[). to. Mr..Theodore (I. Brown After
a few more - days -stay in the ,'i*a t Airs.
Blown will be at her Columbia
home, 1914-Pulaski Bp, to her triend;*
, Later in tin- season she will leave
for her future home in Floi-eneC, S. ('.
Mrs. Brown is one of CoIu^uibiaV. .
attractive,and popular young women
with a host Of friends. She .is a ;
? graduate of Howard 11 i;' 11. Setiuol ami ^
Allen University; for' the past few
\ears she has served-in- the capacity |
of bookeeper and typist for the Mut
Ual Relief and Benevolent Association
of s. c., . f;
*. Mr. Brown is a graduate fronivthe. (
College Department of Clafiin Uni- ,
^ ,.t ,.yp*d?-y.?tie, is ahw-nstmiauted-with, -j
__L. the_ Undertakers Establishment of j
Perrifl-.Blown andThoinas. ? - <
It 1 DUE. SPRING NEWS " ]
Sunday morning, 'Sept. 7th, the
^ good as usual, with Supt. T. F. Hani- ]
morid and Mr. G. D. Hazzard at their
post of duty. (
_ ___ _ Little Thelnm Gunther, after spend
ing the summer with grand parent,
Mrs. W. B. lluzzard; left Monday
for New York. Iiiltle Thelma travel~
ed alone. / ..
Messrs Earl jjluf Olyile BlHssengale -1
and Gibbs were} visitors here Sunday
A M ~ *?r . -v? ? - - ~ ~ "
mr. vv. ivi. iiarns andiAliss Kuby
Bwanson in the "Tresspassers."
M iases Sadye llazzard and?Ruby I
Raiford, arid Messrs Rhodes, Washington
and Buts, ol' Aiken, were the
Sunday evening guests of Miss .lessye
Hammond.
Supervisor Hammond has started (
' his work the community wishes him
a successful year; Much improve
= nient?has been seerr under hh??ad- ~
ministration,
? ? MAXXtyn M:\VS
Miss Rosalee Heal, who is spend
ing the summer with Dean ami Airs.
Pearson oof Orangeburg, S. C., spent
the past week \^ith relatives and
? friends;?She?h?also-a?atmleht of _
Claflin. : ? ?*?t
Misses Gertrude Me Bride, Inez
Gamble and ^Iary Lou Me Bride spent
the jyeek here Visiting" relatives anil
-friends. They have been for the past
' year in Washington, D. C.
?* Miss Evelyn SumpUtr?loft?Friday, _
? ?ept. 6th, for Charleston, where she
will spend the winter attending
Avery Institute. ' *
A johy time was spent on Monday "
night September 1st, at Miss Eugene
HL McDuffie's home.
Mrsf Lillean Flemine eptertained a _
H^few girls ami boys on Thursday even
^king Sept. 4, in honor-of Miss Bosalie
Kal.
Hkscs Theo Lewis, Lottie Suinpter
^Holiday. Messrs. .1 a ke. Gamble, _ _
BCrtTKnlker, an<I .lames Plow-'"
Hjeed to Sumter, Sunday af^k^isit
friends. They reB^Paniels
arrived in
M^L after n.Verv
Bwrimer school |
Ijj^nre glnd I
^ i
^ " : j v'
' i ?,
^ood term with our splendid teach-$4t
r's work at.heart ireul
"MWesdnmes Eddie Walker, NeathrJ
)u4;ie, and?several other hulir-s sit B>
ended the "?tl issiohary Convention" m
1 hey reported a very pleasant time. " sh
ihf. VUlllLLU. C. W. Un-nie in Ibuiiito*', -Xu
spent Sunday afternoon in the city id
vi^li lelatives and t'riemJs.? rtf,
Airs, .'selson of Columbia was se -n Tl
ii the city lmcly to thy tk'llgilt of. lwi. J?i
fiends. s be
Born io .Mr. and Mis. Mathew Ra- la
.?I Friday night." Sept. f?, a little girl pc
I here were serviees held at all tii
harcin*. on .' Outlay, \% hiejr were very di
!*oo.l. All pastors were on. duty. y;
Miss Annie. Crawford is spending st
ii.. trine 111 And.ivon and G-Ot?j\. in
town. lu
Aii's'.. I?o!l' Ivinloeh spent v'oruoti'.uo in
with her mother, Mrs. J. P. Crawl'or ; hi
. i.11 i.t.oi tins esty. She has "01
com -h.'t k to her llollle which is lil _D
A ndt" son. S. C. D
Our Agricultural teacher, Mr. Mayfv
1 I arrived in the city last week, to in
m> duitlut.v. W.e-1iQpe_thaC Jh_u?..wprk ,ai
is among the best. w
EASTOVER NEWS - - ai
; ^ ' hi
a i La s wyii.nsf wi-'sv e very sorry ir
: epo.T that F.ev. 11. \V. Jenkins is f<
still .y.ery ill al thy ^Vnv.o-ly Hngpitnf st
we are lhniTiJy TmTtn7vaytng~oaelrday ir
thftthe-w iff soon show some improve- -Pi
intents. : ' . . . L
-M.s Kebycea .Barksdale* audi little T:
ti; tial.t V ?ret Hi iheil to .their di
i-wnw- i-H- tliiluiitbus.. Obio last Sun F
nay s?;. t -r speeding five week's with te
j. >?!i . (:'!. T,1 ami M i s. VV. W. Dowdy.
' Ihoi'. II. !?. Dowdy of Barnwell, S. bs
(\v:;.. Lite Week end guest of hi- te
patents-, Mi. and Mrs. VV. VV. Dowdy, M
.'nnl.-r. ix
. Miss Helen Webber has returned St
from Jacksonville, Fla., after spend-; St
ing a few weeks with hel^ brother.
Miss l)areus Scott was the dinner tr
guest'of Misses Alice Lea and Annie m
Mae Dowdy,- on last Sunday.
Mr. and Jilrs. Wilt. Webber, gave h<
a birihnight party in honor of theii w
day night, Septr tilid.
1 Prof. VV. VV. Dowel v. Jr. of Jetfer < >,
I < i' <. Mo':, is spending u few days ??
with parents Mi*, and Mrs. VV. VV."
1 >o\\tlyt Sr. "j *
I HKSTKK PAIt AGKAPHS . ^
Mr. ami Airs. T>rtis Cunningham,
-moot a couple of day's very pleasant\y
mi Ko:moake,~VTr.rMfoA wcrJt with
friends.. . w
Alias Alary Lee Coleman is A'isiting
lit-i mother, Airs. AlaryColeman, Ala
rrrrn?:i( Mti .iiin i d?institute?h+h4?herrelatives.
Air. and Mrs. E. B-. Gray, jn
prior to her leaving lor Columbia, pj
ttln'te slu- will tenoh?in Mew?HruuL
Ivn Sehool. cj
After spending the summer ; with PC
Air. and Mrs. C. L. King, Columbia st
St., .Miss l.ois- Derrick has returned
to. ('hai'lotte. f,.
Alter a s'uninier spent in Colonial pj
Beach, Va? Airs. Esther W. Borders
re I iu'ned to her home here, Tuesday. ,.a
she spent a few days very pleasantly \\
in Washington, P. C., ..with her
Mrs. .Janie B. Stuart returned to ./
her homo in Charlotte after spend- y,
ing the-'week-end with her mother.
Mrs. Sicily Sims, Columbia St. ]
Brainerd Institute, opened Mon- Q]
lay mornio - .with a very ereditable- ar
nrollment. President Martin made
\ very' t'lnndv ' Catk ^TTrdlm' stturSnr
iody, and introduced the new teacb-..
,'is. The. class .work is now in pro jn
si v.cwim i iv? juHierus ur.y arriving
Iaily. ' M
Prof, and Mrs. S. L. Finley and son
Mr. Louis Finley motored to, Coluni- <,
ilii Tuesday, and spear the day at jy,
Benedict College. Qf
...Tlie/nahies of Miss Maria AleXanr th
lor of Chester and Mis.s Lorine Har- ac
l is of Clinton, did not appear - last
week in the list of teachers in the he
Primary Department of the Loomts re
Street School; ~ to
All out of town teachers arived
Thursday and everything is in readi- w
ness for the opening of Finley High t.h
and Loomis St. Schools,.. Monday
morning- All teachers were present' -fa
at Teachers' Meeting and received
tmteh?inspiration from the?talks ov
Prof. Hrockmanr Supt., and Prof. S. ti?
L. Finley, Supervising Principal.
Rev. Nathaniel Harrington, of Cot $ ;
umbia the h<>v iii>nn?lm? * ?
vmvuvi ( 1I1UK
[lay berg a* the euest of Mr. Louis. . ^
Finley, while enroute to Lancaster
to conduct :t revival meeting. hi
Rev. Wi W. IL^variTTof Darlington ^
and Dr. J. A. Jinson, President of A
Morris College passed thru "Cluster
last week enroute to the convention
(Baptist) at St. Paul, Lowryvllle. ^
Miss Elizabeth Foster, left Monday ^
afternoon for Barber-Scotia College^
CowortF, N; C. Where she is" ti member
of the senior class.'" Mrs.
Edward Shharnon and JVItss
IleleuAIrCulIuugh Jeft y ester dayfor _
New York City. Si
Miss Abbie. Byrd, returned Sunday
night from a stay of several weeks
in Dav'td.on, N. C. 4
k. .1. late, Knoxville, Tenn.
music .teacher at Bruinerd Instil' re. c,
and Miss P. G. Adams, oT Char'ot.F?,
teacher in the Grammar department
arrived in the city, Wednesday, and
iro now hnny w?>hr~ theirst- work
mv chat :'?tituf'on
M rs. Maggie IT Currence, after'l v<
speeding - the summer in Baltimore, ol
Philadelphia and New York City Si
passed through last Sunday enrout? S.
to St. Matthews, 'S. C., and returned Ri
home Sunday. ? . y
Re. W. T. Baxter, preached a very M
iwh'i11 .'d iny sermon" Sunday ntgtrt?
the WTowen's Missionary., Society hi
The ladies were present, dressed in P:
white and sat. in a body. Mrs, Met- G
tie Rainey, Vice President acted in gj
the absence of?the President.' A
very" nice "collection was .taken.
Prof,-.and Mrs. W. Means, has re te
turned to their .school work ih Padu- le
cab, Ky., ufter'spending the summet_^f<
here oh the campus of Brainerd Inr
r;- {- .t,
'; \ .
fMK rata
ituto, witb*~their pareflts, Preside)
I Mrs. J. t> Martin. '
Tiie "beautiful home of Mrs. Del
11 was the scene of a very prett
urriage last Wednesday night, wTu
e became the bride uf Mr. Krne
1 "balmy?mewnlight?night w,
eal tor the solemnization of the ni
rhr-which were said by Kev. J.
ti u .rifle r bur k, as., the bride . ai
oom inarched irnni tho hiidid eh?
r to take |their places beneath
rge wedding bell which was su
nded from the ceiling of the arti
I'ally decorated pqrch. The hu
eds of guests stobd in the fro
ird, on tltt .side walk and on t
reets and witnessedithe lovely set
i this most beautiful and gayly
tminated home. Tl>e groom car
i with Mi'. Peter Lander anil to
is place, while Mrs. Belle came
1 the arm of her only son, Mr.
r. T. H. Ayers offered a prayer
The bride was becomingly dress
t a tan. lace dress with gloves, ho
id - slipper to match;?The prescn
ere numerous, serviceable and val
wmtivcri?saiaa, sattmes, ca
id brick cream were served. T
appy couple have the best wishes
le entire citizenry of Chester. B
>re the ceremony, M. T. J. Walk<
txojxhonist-r -MrrE-con ~Stanback, chi
letist, ancT Mr. Louis" inley, niani
layed a selection, then?Mrs, ?Ki
eathers sang sweetly, "I Love Y.
ruly," after, which Lohengrins Wi'
ng March was played by Mr. Loi
inley,?Thw-^rc_at home on Cein
ry Street.
Mrs. Marie jGilmore and Mrs. Ba
ira Hooper, have returned home a
r spending the summer in Sahul
r's. Gilmore left Thursday mornii
l resume Hm5 work as Domest
:ience Teacher in Emmet Scott ]
shool, Rock Hill.
Mr. Gregg Bernard Allen has 1
irned home after spe ding the sin
er in the mountains of N.- G..
Mrs. William Chisolm is visitii
?r relatives ijere. Mrs.. Chisol
as fornierlly, Miss Eliz allall. SI
now living .in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Daisy Atkinson,, is home fro
hio, visiting relatives.
GREENWOOD NEWS ?
D n rx
ivvv7 rTTUOUglass Johnson, left So
mber bill, for Texas, to spend se
a! days with his sick daughter, M*
ertha?Marie. ?? -- 1
Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Gamble a
ildren of Sanfuc, were visitors i
0 home < f their sisters, Mrs. Hatt
eir.aiul Miss Mayme L. Willian
st Sua 1 i.,1 ;
Mrs. Bessie Wilia-mr, ? nurse it i
line again on tiage St. after spen
g several weeks in" Spartanbui
ying h?r nude.
Miss Jesse Gilliam a teacher in tl
ty school at Winnsboro, has retur
1 home after spending a pleasa
(miner in the mountains.
Mrs. Effe Dixon has returned hon
oni Philadelphia where she spent
easant summer.
Messrs David and Leniar Willian
Irpenters' are plying their trade
innsboro. { %~
Friends of Miss Gladys Bradh
0 Relighted to know that she spe,
most enjoyable summer in Ne
ork City.
Misses Kathern. Bluford, Jesse G
liam, and"' Lily Boyd motored t
reenville, Friday to visit relativt
id" friends.
-Mrs., Sysjo Joni-s iu- ^AKIvv+1
siting her daughter. ?
Mr. . W. J. Bluford, is very mu<
(proved ;~he is able to be out agai
Last Sunday was a great day ^
orris Chapel Baptist Church. /
'!() P. M. a large crowd was presei
hear the pastor's special messat
i "Brotherly Love, the true evident
Reliiriori " TViio
cr. . iiuo nn lllUll S LlITfe
e olel chureh up. There were s
cessations to the church.
Dr. Johnson js a great preache
> was born in Havana, Cuba, .ar
ared in Texas. May he live lor
preach the gospel of the Kingdoi
Don't forget our ten days reviv
ill begin on the rhird~~Sunday
is month-conducted by^that gre;
ilpiteer, Drr Avtr^oone of Clev
nd,. Olwh - He has an internatio11
putation and in one of the ou
anding ministers of his denomtn;
L>n.
The total collection for the da
7.06 ;
HT. PISC.AH A. M. E. CHURCH
All departments are at wor
lans are bipg laid for getting ii
adiness for'conference. The paste
v. Thompson, has the situation we
hand. Last Sunday he preache
it seemed the most effective se
on yet. -The attendance was got
large number took finmrniinim
1 Rally1' to aid the trustee depar
ent in purchasing the winter's fu
pply. The neat sum of $31760 w:
ised by the^six clubs Into which tl
inday School was divided. '
Watch us grow at Mt. Pisgah.
Miss Lula Balard, left Tuesday
is week fo^ Columbia, where s!
/ill teadi in Booker WashLngtc
hool. - T~"r! ~
NEWBERRY NEWS
The Newberry District S. S. Co
ntion of the Columbia Conferen
the A. M. E. Church^^h^ h<^ h"H<l
C., Septet?iber 25-28-30,-Rev. R.
ansom, D. D., Bishop, Rev.,
ance, P. E., Rev. E. V. Riser, Past
[i?s J. O. Counts,- Dist. Supt.
raytnn Hi vSehgttl opened witiu
rge enrollment: three new teachei
l*of. Stewards Miss Gess, Mrs. J.
illiam: t.h?v have added the eleven
rnde; Prof. R. F. Gladden, Princip;
IVrrr-tr-Rufns- Jame*,- of Hot
[roe Street passed away Friday a
rroon. and Was funeralized at Bet
hem Baptist Church. He work
>r the city for a' number of yes
Mrs. Alma Hopkins and mothi
n
IBgTTO LEADftK^
ut Mr'^. CamioiT and two sonii-were'The "
guests of Mrs. JoSefdi- Davis, on Dray
1.x | ton St., they "returned to QoluiTibla '
Ly | Monday,
"tTti.^jiss C. Keesy Uf Kec.se -St. If 11
st Monday"1"dr. .(Columbia to resume Ileitis
j-woi'k tta-lettcIter4n-AV4rverly LA'houl;
us ' Mr.1 Marion?Watkii
Ip Hn# iJit? suinmer hertf- left-4-e*??
K. 1 ta. Ua. *
uJ4 Mrs. Mamie Williams, spent the
-Ht-r-week.?emf with hue. SiatKf LLjismiXh^tm a
. <laldwell St. " - f
is-*' Mrs. I., levies and children id Col
s- umhia returned ho tie after . .spendiy,j .
ii- a week or more with her pui;yntx, Mr,
nt and MTs. K. B P. ail ol' Cu!i"I\v?ll
he Mr. Cole (lijlinm and Mr i; Wit ne
1'anis motored from Detroit, Alieh. to
il attend 11 ? tunc, a) ?<i Mr. hi.ha !
tie Gilliam, the tath.r of. I oie.
ok Miss Ida Boyd toUidi.-r in the ni \
in school of Clinton, ' S. C- tak'Mi til
L.' it ml was va ri ied to ( td.it.ihiu u*-thro,?Hospital
^and?was?t^p tooted -uii?
l apendTeitis; at the last report sated
was getting along nicely.. She is the
se daughter of Mr. C. P. Boyd
rts 'The^reA'tval mc^tiTTtr opened tit M4fu
ler Chapel with great success wi'h
ke?the Boy?preacher, Rew Nathaniel
ii' Hamilton, Sunday September 7i.t
of he preached three sermons. , lie can
>e- sing and preach and shout,. Two
2r, joined the church, one confessed
if-*- Christ as her personal Savior*-- Thy
ist meeting will continue two weeks. W
Ibt- are expecting great, success A lar -r
on ciowd was present Sunday night, a: ^
d? many of-themwere visitors. You art-lis
welcome at Miller -Chapel. SI
MTKK NEWS
if- The revival m 'etinc at Mt Pistr-i'i
la. A. M. E. Church is. being well ?tig
tended and much good ih being achiev
Ic od in soul saving. On Sunday morn
Hi ing Aug. 7th Hi members were taken
i in the Church as a result of the ,
e- meeting. . L-.
r\-~ A well~"known resident of the city j
! Mrs. Emily Glover passed to the .
ig great beyond on Thurs. aft. Aug. -Itil j
Itn Funeral services held at Emanuel M. i
he E. Church. Monday afternoon. "Aug. J
Ftll.l T1 fe funeral was largely at- i
m tended and floial offering* beautiful, j
Rev. Nelson of Little Rocl^, Ark. who [
| the funeral.
President Pinson and Rev. Gar - j
j," rick left for New York on Monday.1
v_ ' August 8th. for a short stay.
Jdiss "N. I. Davis is in Atlantic City 1
J attcrnlmg ihe B. at. i;.
n(j Mrs. Maggie Abraham of .Charlotte j'
a* i~~N. err-spent Friday ami Saturday.
je Aug. 29th and 30th ~tn the city.
1S Miss H. N. Usher had as Iter guests :
tor. Mr. and Mrs. S. Owens.of Oxford j
j. j W. U. Mrs. L.., Sheppeard and sons,
g Samuel, and Lorenzo of Philadelphia,'
and Mrs. Harris of Oxford.
^4 Mine. G. T?MiCein of New York-tr j
I visiting Prof, and Mrs. E. F. .Imwn .
nt 1 On Aug. 26th Mesdames H. Mena-4
"t fee, M. B. Wilkinson. K. B. Rowe, L..[
Blanton and 'Miss N. Houghson, iiiua
tored from Oratigeburg thru Sumter
! rnroute . to Hartsville to attend the!
I F'ed. " Poe Dee Dist. Meeting. Miss I
jn h. n. Usher joined the p^Tty here. 1
I On reaching Hartsville the party was i
?v i taken to the beautiful home of Mr.-..
nV Brown ami served a delicious lunch.,*
,v/ where the' meeting was held. AtT
j this meeting Mrs. Hi H. Butler, was j
il. i elected VTice Chairman of the Pee Dee j
0 Dist. We regret very much to have
Mrs. M. O. Levy give up this .Dist. as [
i she is one of the pioneer Fed. Work
p. ers of the State; but we feel howevm j
that success is sure with Mrs. Butler
cn 1 at the head. v <
in j ' A CORRECTION .
^ I Rev. John Thomas spent Thurs. i
' August 28th in the city but did no* J
preach " -\nuel. Rev. * Win." P..
p,'; A. Palmer, of New Jersey spent Wed- j
;e nesday, August '20th in the city and
i preached at Emanuel.
ix.L._._=r- * - A
4 Ninety six news
r, ?-??
lJ ! Rev W M Piinnni' filloJ ?l.^i*
. j . ?? . T T . V/WIIIIVt 11 1 IV U kilC
j at Bothtehem, on Sunday, Sept. Ttn.
? : Rev. A. T. Dixon, the pastor bein-.f
al | engaged in a Revival at on of-His-1
, other churches.
*- j KevT'JUonnor preached a wonderful'
e- | sei mon ... ; . . ;
Piwinptly at H-- P. ?M., the uppeintevb-r
hour lor service Rev. A. T. Dixon--'
a" . arrived and preached one of his map
' netic s-. mons. Subject. "David's pie i
lV for a "home." v Many hearts 'were,
| made to rejoice as the man of Go.I
talked with us by the way. After '
I ij)reaoh!r.^ he baptized several eon
k. yerts but to the sorrowful, regret >f
iv-both members and friends a curtain i
)C of eltlom iivurshaHiiivjfl .RathH.....i
'1 Church and the whole town&uf tNine?d
ty Six and community. when at tlv
Jj: conclusion ot' the sen ices, Rev. A.
id T. Dixon piesented his resignation
ii." as pastor of Bethlehem Baptist
>- ChurctFtd take effect oh the 1st Sunt
day in October, at which time he will
11 preach his farewell sermon. We ofiv
fer eongratulfttionsTrto the Baptist
le ; Chuich of l)a/t> .?a LiJa h. Knr?rr~
; their choice of a p.strrr. v idle \ve
Is*rM to give V'.ii ur. "V shall earnest
if lv pray for his c >r?th u-J s vcess in
to his niw fi"!d of 1. b< .
n I Mr. and Mr.-. E. J. Goodman, and
|_M~sr- Mattie L. Jobber was the Sun
day ev-rtintT tt -H-rr -^md Mr*e:?
J. ft. Dean on Sept. ft.. Messrs J.
i Ml Hurley, Geovtre De:.,i, Timoth> _
Miles nf ton t' made a busi
" 1 ness trip to our little town on Satur
| day, Sept. Hth.
^1 ?? ?Mr.? ,1 unupii?\> a. ,.i?i ^ New " Yens "
fit\r 1c'vlciflncr Viio follvof n?\,l
^ V"VJ ? ? wiviiifj iiio ?4?uiri aim mviuiri r
p Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watts.
or - -?
- ' ANDERSON NEWS
"si Mrs. G. R. Johnson.- little Miss '
K Grace Kennedy and Hubert' Swafrhr.
th i have returned to New York City afal.
tor an extended visit to their daughse
tsl' ffTfd aunt, Mrfr. G. J. Peek. '
if" Mrs. Minnie B. NeelyT ot Bricri. ,
h College, N. C.. is visiting her neiee
ed . and nephew., Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
irs | Peek. . ... ' ?
sr, North-Side School opened with an
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^nrothiifiil rid ay, Sept." .Tth of 200
scholars with seven, teachers. ?.
Assigned" tvr grades as,follow:- : T
1st (J cade Aht.'s Gwendolyn Anderson.
l-st Adv.4 ,M-is.-. Kittma Alack.
2nd Grade Mi:'- Scipip. GainhreL
.Grade Mi'.-. Georgia ! ullsvuij.
iili *. i ado M i - H 1Ua\ i :-Mi (.-I"
A) i'r. L. B. Qtiirk. ., u . __j_
The: P a .Very uiee tynek. remonto !
'huiluinR \vitii_xix large. ? ;>: -.roomer"
t'oniii- Peek, is - tin-. |?r i f -1 (;: 11. , j
l>i J-. I. I> tekoite. Mi .Miller 1
G r'eou V i!li\ } ' <\,"\\eie \i-itoY. t<? tie*,
city, last week '
el:.as Mi' ..a !n.?t ior olie of tie'
liilfj'y t- iTTI !>.-t s-iitei t Uniineiil
evi-n in \ i 1" aii. ? J ai.l ?rfit.*rlan'.
to.-:.. t-i* ? fjo?H-t e*h-L?e?-trite?Litei-ie
\ id ? li A1 e" afid t la.'t.'U'."'!!
1 .-.tli r ?. 'i i : ...I Ihoitip. in t'fliteli
y ini 1. 1. ii:i,i eh. I ni t her detail1.
\\ rl ' . !., l.,t I t la ii the foiillti.t- ""
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Al . . C. 1 I' l l I',: ,t of-.G-mi V
.Yd. Al s. .1 tine I'-oV-v, j' i 5 i .
\Y. !'. St'. :y. arid' Alt : jw \ .
-c-'-y.y-r? P?'?*Vi;t. (;ne n J'Aurii1-( lr.-J ;~
Al-T:?.\e? hani-l
! ". m : ;>i e iittjr It's vaeatinh 2>:' '
' tno'V . AI's N -ar'-a .1 o! it - a.
Irs* v.'.'t'k fi r Ni^hvillf, Tenn;, wlji'iT *
-< ' 1. . ' '
Kov, -I. K. Ji irking?I >jsi. . "
-!r?r^. c, ... i. .,f ^he.
d-C fcnisconal Church |H-<ut-?4ttd avery
:-'blr. sermon, Sunday. ni&ht at;
Jl'1 'ji.of~i.r ('ennV-iviirf K. "noi'-h
l>r. \V. II. Yia'.inr.(Mr. < *, liyrti,
lrnt.tp :i"i?! <1ai "ShePiaidi- s]n-nt ,\fi'W
days iri._J\tt:mla <>a., Ma^i week
.Mr. and :' Alt IV < I . .I
w I'.'slrllc Ala.joi>, M I " .
i * a ri* Al;. mis. of Phil. PTT -an I Air
.* _!'I AIis. T. T'??(i11? nf Wiliiiiin ii.ii
Del.. motored here Saturdav I? at 11.1
I he funeral of their fat her, Mr. klias
U. Trailo. of Philadelphia. . s-^-Air.
jHTias H. 'J rullk, form* <71
this cj-fv *i 1 iei I in l'liilailelphia' I'a .at"
til' ail illllei-S ,??f several I I < t h>. Hi
hody a: lived' here. Saturday. ' II is
funeial was .field Sunday. i'e|/t, th, :
'toil tile KoV'ul liaptist > IiUl'eh,
whole lie' vv as'a. iiieinher' If e .. ! 1 <
A rrtfeisoii. Par fur. ? ;
Tl.-- Iniiid' lie I) ii.e- I,.. \| ^.
-Feed?1 pel:?I-TI. Ill I!- Illd.-.lit .1 ?' I <-"d H-> i
JV 11 !el " . Ui a i ii| | i'ei' I ,i I l.v?m?' Tni?' 1?
is u\\ li.ed h\ Olie .lit our ).' i?".iji This |
. a i . . a .1
.. i ... > i\ , i lie , I n Mil I' >1 '
VCl y art IS l-ie lUeS.lg II h. iliv of !n\ < !;. .
%M earn Iti.'h > * '4 1 . >. I" 11 ll.i.n' . .
IK): tw o >-}>;ii'i?iii.-' I onia- \s 1! f 1 snow
vs I111 y\ a 11-,. . I In* 111 ( 1 i' -' \ is mi? a'
lv eipli >| I- I t'.. iVll l?'i I null. liU'iitiJ! ;
I'inv-11 fr,rooms are of :i (,
nil* i? sis'- and i!i" w. 11 Is Jit* ft* Hiv also I
A\'hit-\ l ilt* II I 1.1 ins/ will l(t* steam '
lentod. and ja.iJI li'i \ ? afl modem i-ir> J
|)l'< > V<- 11 !( 11 I .
Ms. Jackson is one of Anderson!
D.?'tinI, own, and la- js a young man, 1,
-ot?S t CI f 11 K?1 |l l.l I il leS 1 W"hi 11 I in :)k 111 r
rapid sttuier towaul tin* top.
Our finite .g'ioiip fmt mile in .Andel
sou- f'oun-t-v fmt hi tin* entile statu .
s.hould Ti el- proud of "what is being,
dote- Ii-v " t !u?on in-' man. 1 in.* "build
11 itr AVrll- he icuilv for Cuvupat ion i
l; A. K * I I. ( i L?a: (I. pAs top ol W lis >11
round Sept. 1.5 th.' > *
f'alvary and Lhene.'.er Baptist Cl.tu -li
t*s, who siitfoKvii a stroke of paral\ms It
a -fv\v-weeks ago is much ^improved ;
at this writipg. - - ' , ~?'I
Little ."lames Peek, and Vermel NVil
lia'ins are out again after having them ?
tonsils and adenoids removed, last
weekr. ""
I)r. \V. H. Young was- agreeably
surprised Saturday morning when d Truer
ivpd at--his .otEiue?U>* find -?- -phrty.o<"
friends the'-e waiting to help him*]'
celebrate his birth-day..
The hono.-'ee -was the peeipiet.il of '
;i lovely ami useful gift from his wife"
and many good friend*#
F.lllcV Mtiil'S of tin. \I.-fT0.1
"(".-J.
Mrs, Silas Diilni<e of Charlotte. N..T. L
iukI Mrs.. Kaimit* Guilbeau lot' Sit. ?
X!arimJ-5v-r,.?au^r. rerom vU4^rs of c
Mrs. Mnrv ,1. Cuniiintrhani on Wat
son'Street. s
Miss Constance Rivder' loft Mm)
tlnv for Aneiisja. (in., to resume ln'r ;
?tu?lii;s at- Haines Institute.
PHILADELPHIA NEWS.
Mr. and Mrk. . Lea?Da-vcd- KiLvvarJ? 14^UL
CamM dge- T*tfeet- entertained"Saturday
evening in honor of Miss
Emma Edwards of I.atta, S. C.. who
is spendistr the vacation season with
h< r sister MVs. Mary Tart. The following
guests enjoyed cards and
dancinc: Misses' Elizabeth, Clementine
and Irene Tyler; Miss Dinette '
Verhy of Washington, D. C.; Mr .
Willie ("Ionian, of Detroit. Mich.;
Mr. Robert L. Bethea; Sir. Morris
Celzer. After which a five course
menu was served. :
Miss Hattie R. Bethea and Dr.
1 >i? ntel- A. Wilson?and dauglitxr?are
l o?se guc-ts of Mr. and Mrs. Lovest
-W ood be W? Vi= ? ? **C '
Mi-s Edith '\VicWer, brother and
fnnvlv .after spending^ three Weeks
in mule Mountain, S. C. motored to
Albany. X. Y. ?
Mrs. Hattie Dennison s?ent two
works with her sister in Little Moun
tain, S. .0. - '
'Miss. Addie Cannon of C ran ford,
N'. ,1.* is honie 'spending some time
with her sister.
s i bscrtbk^FOR xs n R E AIT? ,
THE FA I. >1ETTO 1 - L AI) ER
(Get Mc
Hundreds- of Refined, Respectahhi
quainted through our Cluh Mymher
Wealth and Talent their Ol?jeetive
WrrHy^ -?vl)i
members of record two. insert ions. M
Scarce lor ^ix months including the i
Fxpectanv should accompany rem
Agents fnHvery frdfiVtviuniTy; two cei
Orders pay a 14*^4-^- _1_
THE NATIONAL K<
3515 Antoine Str<
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1 BILIOUS I
2 three years ago I had Jj ___
R ' bilious spells," says Mrs. |
2 CUarles Perkins, 3929 Twelfth J
B Ayo.-'m'--. NoiUl, birminKham, 1 ;
2 Ala. "When I would let mv- 2
H eeif get' bilious. I would have- |
4? seveie headaches, and feel i
H very bad after one of these
it* headaches. But after I would" ^
Htake Black-Draught, my head M
-wopld gut esrsy; and it would g ?1 ?
Sbe some time before I had !
another spell, certainly can
g reeommertd Black-Draught foi^ S
2 biiioUoncjo and constipation," |
g Sold by all druggists.. - . " g 1
I "I, .,BL? *LCUT ff
Rla<& ? t
B wMr ? I % m
_g Constipation , Indirection/ g
H_ u Biliousness .
| liega'l Drug Store |
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[ -Iwm I 11,111 M... ~ ,'M,r.Ti' ..i,
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FAN-O-LIIM SY.VH.M ?In
Be a lit y .Culture *'
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.i t i'i::I I In !t' 'i ; *.a (h-i-u
in. la-i'i in I . / . J'at
t-nt Office '
ACLrvi - WAM I I I \\ I 11 c 1 O I I CI (I 'g I"
M itlc \ '
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Mint; Fc.aiife I. ( bioluia
1 O 11 i|;L Mdt t. e t Mitt!
CFoHUi 11. W N,"' S (\
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es a Headache or .Neuralyia in
W minutes, checks a Go'ti the lirxi
?>, and checks \1 alalia in three davs.
(?(?(> also in Tabh'ls. ' ?
Special Prices lor Teachers and- ;
Students?Best Material I sedr-.
~ - l: p-To?Oate W >Vrkmanship>:> - - jorick
'service shoe
repair shop
" Prompt Delivery Service
1RJ1 Washington St.. I'hone II1 tl'17
IVfl Hl'P.SdN ' . .lACK SPOTT '
INSURANCE
The l-ireatest ln\ est nicnt i"ti the
, t . World
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\\ !iy n il pi oTect v oar-iiirvm,.. AvitlT
a tieaTTli A A c ?I< 111 I' :u s
furthei int in inut iun s Y.T.'
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1 (> 11 M;i m St.
1)1 A M?>N DS^iiiul \\ \l v llLS
un V>a-\ I ol iii*
Small" ') 11 no, Small _J \|>on?e; |
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LEEVY'S SERVICE
v STATION
I nn Blocks From Benedict - Allen
- I A ^ l.t)K Si Ri-KX .
OI'KN . DAY AM) NKill T
irried) I
1 Indies, uinj GonileimTT trot uc-- ?? ?
ship l'law;. niafty" ol' whom have
Matrimony, contributors to our
rates?tb4Uy?ceuls nor word to
etpbevship Fee Fivt. doll&r^ ill Ttth? 7 ,f
taino "arSd- address, of three proslittance.
Liberal commission to
rds stamp Jo'' replVT niake money ""
JMANCK CLUB EDITOtt, ?. j
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