Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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kb? ' * 5* . .' . . PAGE TWO ~ THE "OLD GRAY" AN E. PHIUtP ?-?. . 1 ; Our Husiiltal Tiim nitwit ! ^ ? ?y During nnr strry at t htr Hood- Sa-?^ muritan Hospital- wo received , tho , ^ very best professional service on ^1 the part of physicians and nurses, j Dh S. E. (iJTi'rv, tho most excellent T superintendent certainly' "looks- after c the patients committed to that instittr^rj tion. We have always said that if,for s* ? ' ? any reasons wo have to go to a has. ^ pital in this city the Waverley llospi- pj ?71 tal of which Dr. N. A. Jenkins is th.r 'di efficient superintendent would be our tc choice his hospital ts a credit. I'm the 11 . ' .I..- \1*.. It. rft.i 1 K... ! J IU v 1.9 It lllv M il \ 11 1> 1 1 Vo|H Id] UUl QI have never been in the Good Samaritan Hospital until we were taken ir there an unconscious patient. But* H ritan Hospital is a wonderful institu- IV tionr~a7ur billiew**- there receive tlm very best treatment in every respect. 'And just here we desire to express our appreciation to the "Samaritan Herald" of which Dr. J. McKinzie c Harrison is editor for kind mention of a our illness from $ime to time. It is a just .like .our.-.hig hearted brother to ^ i do such things. ' ~~ ? Is - ]A~S?nMieu ret ? h We r^girat very much that we did' b not get'to complete our report" of the c stafe convention at Charleston. \V\- Ti Bennett, as musical' director and his e wanted to speak of Brother Philip" "fa convention choir. It was the best T that South Carolina lilts ever liPO a .duced. We want to speak .of the fine r spirit tloit pvio liptwi'i-n the A. M. K. and other ministers of Charleston. ^ ? The same ought be world-wide. The J1 ' reception program on the ptirt of the talents of Charleston with sDr. J. K. Beard1, as master of ceremonies was ^ simply, grand. And Prof. II. \V. : Baumgardner "of Allen University, ? captured the state in his- wonderful response to the iTdttrcsses of welcome. The convention saiil unanimously (hat -* Prof. BaUihgardner is prepared to en- u -t tertain any gathering tn) "America when it comes to -speech imikiiig. Not- ? only should the A. M. K. church be fj proud of this young educator and edi- n. ?tor hut the entire Negro race. OH l or t ontercncos h We are visiting the Palmpttq Con-' LJ ferenee at Georgetown this week in order to'see our wonderful leader^.? --coTdjcreneu" in South Carolina. The state is juVtly proud of this our great Joshua and ministers and lay mom- n hers are going to follow him willingly and with a glad inind. While at ji those conference,-? I shall, solicit sub q ?serf hers for the-^-headcr" and tho.-e that are in arrears can pay u|j."~T ^ will report it to tke manager and II f -acknowledge the same- weekly -in the columns, of this pTiper. The doings of all Bishop Ransom's conferences together with'the assignments will be ;lJ published in the "Leader." So don't p allow your subscription to expire and :? your name drop from our list. ,'To do |> this, you will miss some valuable in- y formation. " (V Sunday Prof. George A. Singleton, (j of Allen University will conduct the. ! ri>..~i.. .......... 4 1...- vi. v^UUI l/Cl If V/Ull 1CI V.IILC t I i LI II.* .Ul. /iiuu V Circuit of which the Rev. C. B. Cook, I is i pastor. The conference will be' licdifTit" STiilbh Church aV"'\c7iich-plac'e" Dr. Singleton will preach Suinlav. . morning. Sujiday evening he will j preach at .Wavirran Chapel, Winns horo. Pastor the- Rev, Jasl R.* Johnson, JTTT^PTTTnr College student. Ttrhe- ? wyek-end will hnd us at Spartanburg r*^ with the Rev. I). R. Kdwnrd.t. Vie Sl . will be with Jiiin at White Call Church, Sunday - morning and wi h the Rev. W-.-':-S-.?Jones?at St.?Paul ^ ? Chu+ehr?Spiirtaiihnrtf Sunday nigh'.. ^ : Let the members of Mt. /imi Circui.L i g Waynian,"-White"* Hall and St. Paul | pray for an out pouring of the; Holy v. Spirit upon our services. "Let uk ad-- ^ vance-on our knees. LOCK HART NKWS . ; :???--T--mum -j-, ? -i The article By Rev. .0. B. Hancock p in last week's issut> of the Leader, p ... stating the conditions and recent, fail- ,/ ure of the Lawntown Shoe So., of j Richmond and the Fair of Washing ton, is indeed timely. lie hues to the y line and let the chips fall where they belong1. Facts ai> facts and such s< stubborn things yet they must be told. K Dr. Hancock claims what exists in w Richmbnd- and Washington exist all (.j over this country. It is a pity, yet it ? is true. And why Negroes will pot p and help tip eh " nfher is more than I can understand:* 'Thera ^ has been some excuse for it. but there is none now. After having over a ? ftaif century of freedom and training, with a number of fine homes, church- ^ that it is high time for Negroes to ^ hav^ some rn/'P yvrirh- and, cooperato with each other. Here is a sad picture, but true, not al+r but most No- c< groes will trad0 or buy anything from 81 a white person instead of a Negro. A Negro opens up a business, and can ive employment to our girls 5TT71 oys, vet other Negroes will walk aroun^this business and t rade=- wi+b- =f^ white, concerns. They want the white c< man to write his insurance, handle his bt flead. sell him all ho nppds H,. oppma I _ ' to think everything the other fellow |H . r is better, . Wihen will this thing ol change? . lb Cupid, Cupid, how wonderful you are. Notwithstanding the cry of_ "hard times"~<nipid works on and has /. ??Captured Mr. CfctzeT Smith who led ^ the^atrimonialaltar, Willie -jr T. Hughes. Mr.- Smith ts an indus trious young man, has a nice six room cottage and nice car. Miss Hughes is ^ Hughes, prosperous fanners of^Ches- P1* ter County.. Here is hoping that they th Will have a long and happy life. | Mi Mr. and- Mrs. Richard Kelly, and | bu * ?-*=f- ?1??: -t - > lllll^ J 11 11 : 1 ?R, ? ??? ??. I flT" H D THE NEW RIDER ELLIS ' t ??? II [ " ) r. and .Mrs. Kdward Thompson moKings Mountain to hear Prewlent Hoover's, address and enjoyed _ le trip. The Burial Aid Snriety _held their hanksgiving service at Mt. Rowell hureh last Sunday night. Mr. Henf Smith is president and Mr. Oetzel mith is secretary, with Mr. McNcal filaon, treasurer.?They rendered a ilondid program. The welcome-address was made by Miss Omega Je>r. Prof. W. M. Bogan and Mr. J. . Land also made splendid address- 1 3. After "which a fine sermon was | elivered by Rev A. Thompson. j Dr. Ai-T. Cassel and wife are spend lg some time with Prof, and Mrs.. iogatu "While hoi> they entertained ' he ]h0bple here and "at "Mt. Tabor. Tr. Cassels is a/ noted ventrioquist SUMTER NEWS The Woman's Home Missionary soiety of Emanuel M. E. Church met) t the residence of Mrs. A. McDon-1 Id on S. Sumter St., Monday, Oct. G j dth Mesdames McDonald and M. Polrgelv attended and over $,r>.00--eol- L'led. _$JJ70Zr wns~ sent to "sick" merh~j" ers of the church, and it was de idod upon to send fruit and flowers a another member. A delegate was Ieeted to attend the District- lneetTg~gnd plans were niadn TTTnlse the 'hanksgiving offering money. After 11 business was finished- Tappetizing rfreshirients wele served. The One More Effort Club met on fedneday afternoon. Oct. 8, at the ome of Mrs. J. C. Prioleau on Bart>t St- The meeting was well attend3~~and much business, transacted. 1.50 was donated for a needy girl of he city and a remembrance was sent, a a club member who has' been shut i foil some time. Near the close of hp meetings very delicious?ice cream ml cake-were served. Deepest sympathy goes out to the ereaved family of Mr. L. Dunbar who . assed away Sundhy, Oct. 12. -MT; McDonald of Chicago spent a" >\v days in the city visiting his 1 tnther, McDonald and brother. .Mrs. J. Richardson very pleasant entertained thy ladies of the tsewlg" Club and a few invited guests on 'ridgy evening, Oct. 10th. Several! ames of bridge werp"played eoncjud ) ig with Mrs. E. Palmer holding high.. 5t score and Mrs. J. Atkinson low ?t s.core. After the prizes were predated a coure of very refreshing unch, with cake was served. Lincoln Hi won over Georgetown ii in a, game of football on FridavL ct. 10th. ' . - L r^ : : IKAl FOliT COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS Facility and student body all smile gain since the return of our beloved rineipal,: Prof. J. S. Shanklin. who rrived on Thursday evening. T-o ( is surprise he met Mr. and Mrs. I. i, .Sanders..and..Mr. M. B. Fle+nming 1 f Beaufort, near Grace Hill Station . ho accompanied him home? ? ? '' "On Fvi<lay morning. He gave a wonerful synopsis of his trip in Chapel, namely: Boston, New York City lewark, Philadelphia and Washingm, D. C. He is looking the picture . f- health, , ' ?-? On Saturday night, the faculty met 1 the living room for the purpose of iscussing ways to enliven up things , .i int.* scmmi lerm-aiut lor the hot- | n-ment of the work along social. }_, [xirit mil. iutelluc tuaL an d pkv sirnl 1 j ide. " .Miss Rosaly.ii. 'Bellinger, Who is theC lusie teacher for thifr year has" or-: ani/.ed a Junior andN S<*nior Choir, icy will i'nruUdvr-thc 'sc lined with lusie. J T-; " ' " ~~ ' Sunda'y?School rrrrt?at?it??u^llHl ~ our with Miss A'ictoria Fra/.ier, pre-.id-ingT 'J'he lesson, wa thoroughly j. iscussed; all present seemed to have 11 joyed it. . ' . , Closing of the camp iiU'eting. at Ulen Chapel to-day was quite a L nrcry?f?7 About live orsTx hundred - . eopie were present. Rev. Fordham. reached his farewell sermon at 111 | clock. Subject, "Come and Tarry a ittle While." Rev. Turner, (white) Pastor of the , iist Baptist Chuich ill Beaufort, , repelled an elevating and insnirinir ?rmon, taken from. Rev. "For the reat day of his wrath is conic, atpl I i ho shall be able to stand."' The lurch was packed to its capacity. One of the junior hoys, Clarence arty, chaperon 4-he- small bpys-of thv 1 eaufort County'""TfaTnihf?' School to i lose services. We are very glad to welcome Mr. I albert Russell and Clarence Eady to I ( hool who has .returned to resume ipir studies.?T-hey were working at \ ?a Gate, Cottages, in New York Har- .r >r during the summer, Rev. Henry Golden, has gone to -c inference,- We wish for him much iccess and a speedy return. , t ~ j _ _ - 1 . -. t 1 "\ Emulay?was a high-day at- k ings j~ hapel A. M. E. Church. Rev. Jno.it aaxum, of Anderson, filled the pulpit r ?th?hwkomg?ami?evgiiiiiR".? Ho i r reached, two powerful sermons, every ; f xiy that heard him said "didn't-i* tr hearts burn within us while we i iitened to the man of God. I r The Snndnu R#.ti?wU Poll.. - "VIMMM 1UIII V L I I<1 I was , V frt tttTtIO A. M., was a success. ? tir - MFr-Wr H. Lawns, is l?ndid leader and is worthy of paU r rmn^after. lie has a fine staff- of f acjicrs to hack him up. I j At 5:'10 P. M.,. the big rally for the H F;. League came iTff- with' tr^t; btfranTby lite^opng people', under'J x e direction of Mrs. C. F. Read and ( ( rs..O.* Brown. Mrs. Mary Hills, otir t lovtiil Pronidvnt has - her heart in ' f . ' i j / THE PALME! the work .unci ia brinpinp our.Loajjr.ua ap to the,strmP.ard. Mrs. Anna Reese spent Sunday in Aniierauu with iuu'-Jrlis-Uu- Ml'4. .John L'oa\um. ? Jhe .NVnnmuiless Wedding that waT qVoii on last Tuesday nitfhl at. Kings Clpipel Church was a success; everybody is askinp Mrs. M. J. Crawford, to?s*?pci)t??They?want?to got ar it>tjier look at t he Inautiful girls in their costumes. Mrs. Crawford is. a po on hut come on. Mr. Otto Jackson and Mr. Abe Reese, spent-Sunday in Anderson, School has begun novTfnd Mrs. R. J. Chute with lu-r splendid corum ul tdache'j-s wTio arc working hard to put the program ove.r. Let us catch, her hands and help her: she can't, tru over the ton unless we do our pail Everybody is invited to attend the Harvest- Day Eervieeat Kinp's Chapel Church, next Sunday, Oct. 19 Pastor,. M iss .. Cornelia Thompsoiv thfce sons, have pone/to Charleston South Carolina'. for the winter. W? wish "fen' them a pleasant stay. HOLLY HILL N'KWS On October fi, IPSO, fh'e Holly ITill Graded School opened with a very favorable mnHdlni.en.t. The lucultynre: .Broil. Jas."FTTEoh""^, P'-inoipal:Mrsi~l. l'~ Roberts, Sarah Whitfield. M. Abney Bake?\ Alma .1 acques, Misses OJive B. Lisbon ami K. Cassieline A tiller-;.Ill The scbitul boasts as having the best system in the histoW of the school. The*. teachers are striving to fulfill the desire of the* entire community daily?to have' a "first class graded^sehool, set'ond to ivone. " The faculty, and a large number of parents, and pupils met in the auditorium for the opening Monday, Oct. 0, at 8:45 morning. * - '. Principal Roberts was assured that lie would have-the unstinted support of the family ami entire community ' . Rev. 1). S. Wells, address was a masterpiece, ft4b of inspiration. llej is a .former teacher ' at "the school and i'v-H-tHlo t It old uutl luNvt .^eiteM f ers welcome.-- S.veritl iniU'o^uHtyfofcc assuring the Taeiilty tmn.- <B;arty coope; .i.ion, ' . : I),I>. . ? Ii;. .i i ^ mi H'lti . IU.1IVI IM i>UUU?.'<t i.'S year's v."i k hrlel'lyT aft .r which pupils punch, >j :?? ;!iv-1r respective class ronjiTK; where they wore. followed by their icarlnTs. On Wednesday nijrhti Mr. and Mi.v Stephen. Whack. fiiU'i mined at. their linnii', .Mi\ and Mrs. Roberts, Misses tinker and - AndrrsorK 1 la y said supper. but it was a. "miniature-banquet" On Friday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. i). Sh ells, had as dinner iruesls, Mr. it nil?Mrs. .las. S. Roberts. Miss Baker and A ndersuu. _l.'ius_\vus another Ian I in 'l. - : r?: Mrs. R. B. r.i'nwii, Messrs Walter Roy Bunch.. .lames Jamison. Misses Bilker and Anderson, motored to Rum tup. Si C., where they were quests of Mr. and Mrs. Kmecho Sumter, ahl Mr. and Mrs. Alston-. - After -bavin;; supper at. the. Sumtor's air motored out to the- Alston's-* .n/.v ' home: hero^ we enjoyed radio music, am! eheekers' unt il 1 :00 o'eloc1-: after which the Holly Hill party left th+r?their?home. Mr. .las. S. Roberts, motored to Da/.cll fox tiieirr ne>ee. Miss Willie Mae Anderson. She will spend the winter with -Hie bee and matricuI..U in til- ll-illv HiM (irAL&M. Mr. Walter Roy Lunch. little Miss Berniee Smith., Miss Anderson, and Baker" motored to?Tiuttr^v S|lrinV?s on Sunday, . . Mrs, R, H. BroXvn, Messrs Elmore [jimrri HT-THTII Imi'vr nrnt m?n7+ tn f1U O i-f.? .... .. - . III\'VW1 v U iw VilUl IVA:nn on 'l.'li'ifvdtK?:iiwl I-'i-idny. ^ Mrs. Ada Kdwnrds had a Candle M if lit service at Bethel M. E'. ['lunch, Friday nite, Rev.?Weight of ihe Baptist t'hm . h,- reaclied f<?p-th*coccasion, ?>? ?:?:? Misses Bunch :nnl Bannister- had a party at the .*V_ M. I?F_ Manse on Wednesday uite in .interest of the A. f\ K. I.eairue. Mr. Mori-is fcdwnrds. has boon sick hut we are gbid'tn report*. that_ho_is nil to the. delii'h.t j>f. his rorinv friends Miss fv i)rude Fdwards left on Wednesday for Ornmrehprer. ' whore -n" win m;;' nculHtc at ClaHin Col-1 Icjfp, " ' M r? .Tames of Orangeburg. ii<>tI'fcd tu Holly 'fill to take Mrs. J linker to lier sehnol. Miss I no-? J Fhonv a teacher" in the Orangeburg 'or.ntv Training School of Ellbreo. leeoinpimied- them front Elloreo t> TollV ' v. Mr. l?ol?crts is - "vlt'njg his hoys, nod up'* for fT(t11 hn|t. ?* SM.nv\ NEWS ...? - :r~ 4 Saluda P.osonwahl Hi S'-liool oper j >d Monday October 13. at tkOO A. M. [ Wo wore delighte d to havo along I vith the?st iidont ?iti.suv.?nf thu?pa- j *eVy timely r^manlcs- and words of on - ! 'onragonu'iit. Among the pin-ny friends that I rrneodvtho rostrum, was our wise and^ >ig hearted county supervisor. Prof- j r. ! '. Hammond. who always leaves, vith us some helpful suggestions. We I'eel t.;o ?rm is going 0 m: irF one >r V>"vd work and great i lehievemen'". Many' were the ex-j ^Cssions-Trf?rmTrrfW coming fhotni 1 i<?udr 4.>.??> tUj-ne-.1 <>f Mn?i A?r>? i Mark, the wife of the principal, wh^ s now in Sumt'-r. S. with her.. pi^. j onts., We .wish for her a speedy re. j overy. Mrs. Annie Patterson, of hunter is teaching in her stcjui for! few weeks. _ . j TV?e--=f??e??tv Tf>'r I hi" Tel'IH IS ,f?ff ollnws: Mrs. Bertha HiuTov. 10th1th Ormles Miss Benulnh Lindsay, th-0th tirades; Miss Susie B. Corley, Ih-Vth M l+cla M. John-t on. 3rd-4th tirades; Miss Klla M iraham, 2n<LfiTT) limiles; Mrs, Anna " ,. Clark, Beginners; A. H. Clark. 'rincipol. ^ J ' TO LEADER ARBEVILL,E NEWS Dr. and Mrs. L. (). Miller art 1 children of Ashevmc. n_ r mAf.wgrtherc^last^Sunday and spent the dav With Mrs. Miller's Mother, Mrs. Ella hir ksun and their aunt. Mrs. Eliza A i Me Donald on Secession Ave.. Mrs. I Miller is pleasantly remembered hern 'us Miss Daisy Jackson. : Mr. Gyonre I'ullin. Jr.. of Philadelj.'phia, I'a., who came to Abbeville, I sometime tigo~~bn account of the ill[ ness of his brother, the late Sir Robe. L. Pullin, who crossed the "Great Dij \ ide," Aug. 28th, left last Sunday for j iiis. respective, hprne.^. _ , AINettle A. Goodwin is making j a success m Grady's Hospital of At i lanta, Ga., where she went?Split* 1st. I 4_kii tukc the nurse training course 4 We wish tu say that -Mis* Helen-J Reynolds'of Columbia, succeeded Mi's, f Charlotte L. Nance, as Domestic-, j. Science Teacher in the Abbeville I County Training School instead of - >-Mrs, Charlotte?Vanee,-as- was reported in last week's issue. | Mr. Henry Fisher, was a welcome 1 caller on Miss Mary R. Pope, last j Sunday .and they enjoyed-an automoI bile ride. ^ , Dr, Robert John Watt, formerly of | this city~now a practicing physician .of Evanston 111., will pass through, here Xmas in his llt.'U model stude~ linker I commander six on his- way to -r t -okesbury, S. C.. for a week's visit .while there, he will be the honored house guest of Mr, and Mrs. Olin Pearson. Sr. * | _Mr, Al|cn Carter, oi Atlanta, Ga.. loft last Sunday after ? four week;*' ! visit here in his old home. J Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bu'u-r. Sr., .Mr land Mrsr.J. J. Wright aid Miss Huth Iiutler, motored ,o_New berry last onn i day -afternoon, . * * ?y Mr. Dee R. Cummings, Jr., of HodI ges and his friend Miss Rosa RobinI soli of Cokesbury motored here last [ Sunday afternoon and was the guests , of Mr. I,. A. Richie.and 'Mrs. Mary ! I... Pope. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.. Hurst. Mrs. ; Ksiellii l.atiiiict and Mastpr H. yd I uest. motored-uvr?r to Calhoun Kails 4.1 ist^^undav afteri\oon. I F l ie,lids in Ahhcville extends t\ioir ; deepest sympathy to Mrs. Mary Holm , es in the death Tvf her daughter ami j also to Mr. J. T. Robinson, in the i death of his wife. 1 " B KN N KTTSV fLLE N EWS X . i The teachers for the High Suhooi ; have roturned. Kniir new ini'iiilic's ,. have ben added to our faculty. Mrs. M. McCall, Mrs. Ilatwood, and { their co-workers were rewarded for I the time they spent in trying to make ! the week of Jubilee held at .idvans Chapel a success by having a , real successful week- . I Those on- the sick list are: Mrs. -I Mary Mounlya, Mrs. M. Peterkin, rMrs. M. BratTy.i Mr. N. (,'ole and Mrs. 1S. Poston. . 1 Mr. Brady and Mrs. Flora MeCull-' it were iuneraltzecl this week, j Mrs. Minnie Reese is improving, i.Mrs. Flora Cox, left Sunday for Jer| sey City. Rev. McPhaul of Sumter was in the I 5tty on business last week. The . f~RTLrhrf Association will convene at h'j.. church, Oct. 20. * " ' 'Miss Carenter Sanders and Miss Margie McDonald of Washington, D. [ C., were called home on account of the illness of their mother and sister Mrs. M: Brady. , - ' ,! ' ." l he Re'nhotfsv'ille" TTf'.SchootTigers i played in Cheraw last Friday and* j heat them to the tune of 12r8. The Tigers are doing fine under the efficient coach. Prof. Wright and Prof. Uilyard. They?will?play?Uu>?Wilson?High boys Friday at the Fair Ground at Dyi-linglon. i \^#^/VY rVWV-VV5 IHole I j* 1431 Main Si * ?? I __ QM A DT Y ? uiTirvix t fr : ZHZLL " ct Hirtly We receive many new style and see the charming footwear ( JiL widths, all heels f - - , ?' ?& * Your choice of many different Jt siyles. ('hie. little sailor ties Y or dainty pumps,.both the l<*w ??< cut mule or the modified toe -3L ?regent. And the .styles in straps arid oxfords are almost unlimited. f ? ifit's ?* ?. ^ ^>i? ^ } ' . * * *r 1 Mrs. Ophelia Steward, and Miss Z. Davis are home from New York, looking the picture of health. is' hiked to the clty? Drid^y and visited the reporter while there. Mi ss Margaret Hanna left Satur | day for Dillon. S. C.. where she will teach. Mrs. Nancy Reqsy worshipped n' ZTon Sunday evehinar. We trust the advertise special auto occupied by Messrs Crosland and Smith arrived safely at Stat? College. The ocupants"were students of State ^ A11 of the churchds report having good services thru out the day. Don't""- forget the Marlboro uolored County Fair. Get ready! Stay readV to make it the best in the history of the County Fairs. , ^ CHARLESTON NEWS' Cospionolitans . Entertained. Miss Naomi Grant proved herself a delightful hostess, indeed, whe^, she becomingly entertained the Cosmopolitans at Bridge, Saturday, Oct. 11, at her beautiful home on Ashley Avenue. Two rooms, thrown en-suite were tastefully and beautifully decorated with marigolds, golden-rod anu fr ms. Tables were set for twenty. At fhn fnll nnlnn onUnw^n - v,/lw. >-?-IIVIIIV, VV VI JJiJftSeU 10 . the guests who likewise were har mnnizingly attired. And after many games'of bidding and passing, Mrs. Marv^Lon Saunders of Rrnnklvn \T Ym won first guest prize-?ra btix of Trejure dusting powder and to her was presented the honor guest prize a beautiful costume neclace, To Ma* lam Beulah Levin, holder of highest club score, went a box of Houbigants' dusting" powder and to Madam Mayam Hutchinson, holder of lowest club score a-benutiful novelty gilt. The members pres'ent Were: Misses Dorothy Bail. Marguerite dark, Mar guerit'e Broadnax, Marguerite Fraser. Maude ItVntt. Mesdnnies Helen O'bri-' en, Ivebla Iv/.ok rek?('harlot te lioss Powell, Anita Oliver, Mnymc Burroughs Johnson, Beulah Levin, and Mavnie Felder Hutchinson. 'The guests of the hostess were: Mesdanies Mary Lou Saunders of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mildred Bryan Hare (recent bride L Oertrnde San ford (ecent bride), Evangeline Banks Har rtsbrt "and Miss "Euphrasia Lewis. i A nvri!d'""tempting monuc of con~^.?lr>#i fruit on lettuce leaves, cheese balls, butter fl;tkc> and fi'ilit CuchlTflt was served. .. *" .. ,j._.J,. HrjTm=-fclare Nuptials; AJiss Mildred Lee Thorne Bryan," daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bryan, and Mr. Harry TIare. Jr., (both of Charleston) were united in mariage' at the home._pf_ the bride's parents, J8 Lee Street, Wednesday evening, October 8, 10.10, at 6:30 o'clock. The ceremony was. performed by Rev. Charles A. Harrison, of St. Mark's P. E. Church, The narlor where the ceremony was performed and, the living room were beautifully - decorated with flowers ferns andcahdles: .?-? To the',strains of. Mendelsshon* Wedding March, entered Miss Marguerite A. Eraser, maid-of honor and only-attendant, lovely in pink with accessories to match and bearing in her arms a* beautiful bouquet of pink carnations. Miss Bryan, exquisitely gowned in bUldghliEp" villi ficgossnrie*. trf-mntAk. came in on-the arm nf ? ' _ ,n_ ..v.* KIVIICl rtll'l was met at. the improvised altar by the bride-Tooni who, with his best man, Mr, \V$i. Bryan, brother of the bride, had proceeded the maid of hofi:' " or. Her bouquet was of fern, bridir pohe.t and valley lillies.? 7 jAlter JJie.ce re mo ny a reception was held and later the entire?party reWall Sho reet - G? Arriving Daily FALL FOD' S in th0 season's most wanted leathe ffered at th?? extremely low prices of $ffc.95 A STYLE TO MATCH ft ANY OCCASION. A COLOR TO MATCH Y ANY COSTUME. rlNew We Ma^ jjH* . 'H' ? ' ' j* ^ . ; ' -- -y?' - - ' Saturday, October 18, 1930 h paired to the future homtT*of the newly weds to bid thejnf bon-voyage 011 the matrimonial sea. ? ??Newly Weds Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pinckney of Spring Street, entertained at their country estate, Ml*, and Mrs. Harry Hare, .1T7, ^TTinrlay, Out. 12,. IU3U, a; - ? 4:00 o'clock. ' ~ The dill 1H room where the dlhtier ? was?served,??quite?attractively ? decorated with cut flowers and lit bycandles. The menue consisted of. three courses?;friad chicken, macaroni pie, green peas, baked stuffed peppers and rice; (2).: apple salad o.i lettuce leaves; J(vartnilla ice cream _ j and cake; jd Each guest in turn offered a toast ^4 Mn.'und- Mrs. Pinckney, had as their --sts, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv ITare, Jr. J jI iui\? anu -ivirs. Daniel Bryan, parents W I of the bride; Mr. arid Mrs. Harry ^*.1 HartfvSr., parents of the groom; Mr. aiuL Mrs. Jas. W. Fraser, Mr. and ; Mrs. Lawrence O'Neil, Miss Marguo- :yD rrEe Fraser, Mr."^William Bryan, Mr. 4% Iryin Shecut and Mr. William Pinck~ Yjfl Lney7 ^ Important Schedule? Change Southern Railway System TTffective Sunday, October'12, following improved change in train sche?ddules Charleston Hi vision. 1 , JTrain 1G w;ill leave Columbia at 4-tO<0 -fn?nr.?arrrve~ Bt-anchviile^ 5:45 ??~ a. m., arrive Charleston 7:45 a. m. This train carries local Pullman between Columbfaa)td Charleston. > Train 12 will' leave Columbia at 8:00 a. m., arriving Charleston at 12:10 p. m. \a Train 13 will leave Branehville at G:10 a. m., arriving Augusta Q-nn a. nt. ^ . Train 18 will leave Augusta .at 3:10 a. nr.," arrive Branchyille at 5:50 a. tttt;?connecting wTTh No.- 16. for Charleston. - v ' " W. E. McGEET, Asst. General Passenger Agent, COLUMBIA; S. C. . 'a - Jk M. ,.M. C. S. POST No. 1 Matilda Memorial?Clifton Samuel Post No.-4, of Columbia, S. C., is st:ll climbing. Monday night, Oct. lit, the Post was opened, in duo form by Commatldor C. T. Kn^er, "?'l tho n.if _? ular routine of business entered into. We. are invited to participate in a program given at Bishopville, S. C., Wednesday night, Nov. 5th. Com- ^4 mander Foster, -Vice Commander Woodberry, Mrs. Griffin, Adjutant Matthew. Cfyaolain Plurtkett and reporter Dixon wilt* appear on that . program. Aiding helpless veterans, getting" joiners and giving information pertaining to the operation of the Post is our chief aim. . The Post was. fortunate to ha> e * Messrs H. K. Taylor, G.. Lee. Ratiilf, Manlgault Pearson and Dr. William* present. Messrs Ratliff and Taylor and Manigault were obligated as full fledged members. Mr. Willie Johnson and Dlg'-Williams are to be obligated next Monday night. Mr. li. Hampton, publisher of The Leader joined the Post. Comrade Clarence Dawk ins visited us find pledged to be one of us infull by next Monday nits,av Don't forget the big parade thatms . V C. S. Post No. 4. Each comrade Wiil > be clad in his regalia. The parade will include a float explaining our purort- ' decorated banner con- ' J.i veying our motto and the name of- the Post. After the parade, a program wiil be given in the auditorium of.. ., Allen UnivfcCsity. Remember the date?Nov. 11th. " it eStorejJ yiuiliuia^ kJt V^. & : ? < i __ "* % A rWEAR -Ir??-7?^ . rs and modes. Visit . our store $2.!T> and $3.9i>. All sizes, all I ' X We can supply you_with any ?* material that yotir fancy may call for. Dignified suicides or j bright shining patent leathers a and kids also, blacks or browns *^| t>r blues. If you prefer the J ilresisy Batin fajndly, w?>?have?(V ??That, 4oo in both plain and a II '1 ye It ' ^ :- " - -