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1 . *. a > ! ' Saturday, November 22, 1930, Dr. Robt. W, Mance. Jr.. M. T).. is spending" three weeks w?t"h his Dr. Manrp is the sr" of the lamented v Re*'. R. W. Mance. I.):" D., and is here " visiting, preppi-ato-v tp taking the ; . Virginia Medical Board. He is a graduate of Howard and" an Interne ~ at the Freedman's Hospital, Wash-1 , ington, t>. C. His ' host of friends are glad to have him.in tju* city. Misses Isabelle Jackson and Naomi, Garrett spent the week-end at home! j with their parents. Misses Jackson and Garrett are teachers in the Bell St. High~ School, at Clinton. Miss Jackson is an A. B., (graduate of Allen Univergitv,?ytk?Miss (iarretL; is an A. B., graduate ul Benedict : ' ? ? Mrs. Esfelle" Brown is now mlich i improved' at her home 2301 Senate St. Rev. W. P. Plair, wishes his friends to know that he is still pasturing at Salters' Memorial hrul desires to have them visit the services every Sunday 4:00 P.'M., and 7:30 P. M. Wednesday night, Prayer Meeting at 7:30 o'clock. : j ; - A HARVEST PAGEANT. There will be a Harvest Pageant * given ataSt. James A. M. E. church, ~? Monday evening, Nov. 24, 1930. Admission free. A silver offering will be taken. ? Rev. W. n. Owens. Pastor. SILVER TEA. T . . The A. U. Club No. i invites you to a. silver Tea, at th(> home of Dr. and Mi's. L. "M. Daniels, 2230 Hampton" Ave., Sunday, Nov. 30, 1930, from 5 to 7 p. m. A silver offering will be taken. \ *'! MARRIAGE ~^T\ Not'NCRiftENT; Mrs. Irene f'armtchcal of Drrrnr.. S. C., announces ?he nfairiage of her daughter, Lela Mae Henderson, to Mr. William Iryinol Dayuma, r iu? Saturday, Nov. 15, 1030. The marriage was in Florida.. y MR. LEMON, pimclfAS|^-t N EW LINE FOR JAS. L. TAPP CO.. DEPT. STORE. * Mr. Lemon, Manager of the Jus. L.Tapp Co. Department Store, has just returned from New York where he went to make purchases for- his r great organization. The Jas. L. Tapp Co., is one of the pioneer or? ganizations of the city of Columbia, and shown itself to b,. an institution that helps ?the ^immunity. There N are rare bargains in every depart\ ment of the store. ~ "BROaWa V I'l ES" Willi " VELTONK COMINtt. V * -? .^iappy days are here again -a real bona"*fide, flesh and blood musical re?vuo^with a metropolitun cast of comedians,-. singers, and dancers is now playi* t at Columbia Theatre, the last showi.'jo-dav. Saturday_Nov. 22, 1031 The a pl'oduetitm??1 i?v?a.t and - Clark's ^Broadway with Marveltone" It soundfl unbelievable and uncanny to state-tAat a motion picture has human braiJis, but that is the case with " marveltoi-it answers your que&f ' tions, pla;. a any musical number upon request ar.Ml does stunts which have baffled notSOnly the scientific world, but the pr and pull wherever it -hfW been. " Th<> P'"g'-:nn is composed of ten vaudeville features, so arranged that th^y do not only do their own individual ^ acts, but are all seen in various c-"?niedy sketches, mak ing up a full-two lynd one-half hours* ? ? of mystery, musi<^Tft"rth- 1 - ? ? PORO CLUB RE-('>R< 1AN1 /HI). The local Poro Club w.tf re-organized, Monday, Nov.. 17th, *030, and the following officers were elected: Ym Mrs R. L. Stavks. president; Mrs, Alice P. Johnson, vice-president^ Mrs, J. P. Reeder, secretary; Mrs. R. H, Hampton, assistant secretary: Mirt. L. M. Robinson, treasured. The next, meeting will be held Mom day, Dec. 1, from 5:30 to 6:30 p. m., at the Poro Parlor, HOP 1-2 Washing ti t reof All oirnnf e ? nA|, dially invited to attend the meeting. Mrs. J. P. Reeder, secretary TROOP r?0 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON. The Boy Scout Troop fit) met al Booker T. Washington High Schoj Nov. the 18th, 1930 at 7 oj'clock. ThP meeting was railed David Belton, who is a senior P tro loader. The meeting was open id bj repeating the Scout oath. the_Seou laws, and singing the Scout.graver The reports of the Patrols v .-re the! II?ra >? TptlOWB; f? t j, Patrol i"?The Beave ' > -Russell leader. 2 present; 3 absvrtt. ? 2.?The Tigers?.Belton, leader, ' ^ present, 2 absent.. 8.?The Lions?.Lindsay, leader none present. ~ --7?7? r v , The meeting was then opened foi btminess. ' Two new members wer< r .. added to Patrols 1 and 2. Theii ndmes are Reginald Jackson and Jas Hnpkins. Hopkins was elected SCou Marler. The meeting ended wit! panes, singing Taps, and repeatinf the -Seout Benediction. Robert Jackson, Scribe. :~T; , ,? i * * * -1 ' * BIF.HOP W.--K. FULLER?HONORED. GUpST. Bishop W. K. Fuller.-of Atlanta. (In., was the honored guest of District No. 2 of the Fire Baptized Holiness of which he is the Presiding Bishop!- His presence in the city of Columbia was hailed with great delight by the communicants of his church. ?"' The District Convention was the ocassion of the bishop's visitation and while here he gave them much wholesome doctrine and instruction to thP edifieatidh of the convention. Bishop Fuller has UuiU_a_ large ini'Dihorship in his diocese and continues to gain ground. The latest acquisition to the- Fire Baptized Holiness, in this city and community is the Teal i: ha pel, which adds materially to the church in this section;^The bishop js a constructive leader and ds much loved by his constituency. The people of this community always welcomes a constructive leader among them. T11F WEDDJNG BEi .S HAVE RUNG. I ...... One of the lovelifMt. wpdHini* "" ""i lions here was that on Monday evenin gNo\TT7th71irTKe~TnosrT5eHTrfctfttUy_ decorated home of Mrs, Josie Cheese hoi'o, D23 Harden street, where Mrs. Jdnnie "Mae Pierce Cheeseboro and The bride who was among her ; many guests wore? a beautiful gown -e-t-dd rose colored silk, with a lovely bouquet hunging softly from her left shoulder. She wore a lovely pair of I slippers which glittered in the pink; ish light. The groom was very hand ! somoly dressed. *? There were many .guests from the | Royal Sixteen Club, The Radio Soj (ial Club, The Tanz Social Club and ; th(. Twilight Social Club. There were I also many other guests. Special gifts were received from the social clubs mentioned above also many gifts from others. Two courses of refreshments were 1 served, and good music -was received ' over the Radio. t Mr. George L. Cheesebovo, Jr.," who ?s tlu? president of the Twilight So. i ciaj Club received many congratulaI tions from the club. U_ SC()X1A_ CHAPTER NOTES. ?d>n Friday afternoon'; Nov. ith, Mrs. W. C. Johnson was hostess to The mAibeus of the Scotia Chapter. The president presided over the meet ting in her usUal manner. The proI gram committee, of which Mrs .1 I (5/ Stuart is chairman, is planning to ; ic.it on a program in the near future. J im-nt. Miss I). M. Sanders was introduced to the members. In a very ntoresting way she told us of the -work done by the Scotia Chapter of New York City. Miss Sanders served as secretary of this Chapter for ; several years. At the close of the meeting - the hostess invited us in the dining room where a delicious salad course was served. It really seemed like school (lays to have sq_ many Scotia-ites, in nrilmfng room together again. The next meeting will be held at . i In- home uf- ,Mpa Ap,^a Jacksurr, un. 'December ^th^ I'MON BAPTIST CHURCH ORGANIZES Bf)Y SCOIT TROOP. ; Second In The State. I With Mr. L. K. Pugh as Scout j Master a very competent young man j the Troop* Should have a great suc'cessr-The-~'IYootl Cotnmtttfe?l?'innn-j-pesed of -Rev. Boykln, chairman,: Mr, Sam Williams and Mr. Switzer.#'Union Baptist should be commended in this forward step. Why not other churches take advantage of this privilege. No other city in ^outh Carolina may organize a Negro troop, Why not use our opportunity? This j program has been offered to everj ^..church or_..similar organizalimi__hul Tro response has been made to the I offer. Three cheers for Rev. Boyj kin and UniorC Baptist church. THE TANZ SOCIAL CLUB Meeting was held Tuesday, - Nov 18th at the home of Mr. and Mrs ! Ernest Shelton, 1230 McDuffi? Ave 1 The meeting was opened by Mr 1 Ernest Shelton, Jr., withpr?yer. Th< I'house v/aS called..to order by th< .( resident, Mr. GeorgP Woodard. ' L - The committee appointed last Tuoi . |''ay riirht to make out the Constitu tion, immediately started to work The Constitution was made out, ant adopted by the Club. (JThe "Club was served -rrarrti sand \>iches and lemonade.* The Tanz So | rial Club is planning a big seasoj his year, in the dance and socia line. We wish the patrons and danci fans to know why~our""dances a're ir r7egiiTar. "We are sorrtefwhat handi cppped towards getting in a gooi date for a dance. If the Tanzs ge |a break, the Club is satisfied theii dances will ^>e enjoyed and OH BOI ii-vll'ut Club can?giua?snnv irrestihli I dnnces. Watch and hope for th< jhres'k of the Tanzs. jT ESTATE NOTICE t . . , All persons ha.vipg claims agains <jlhe estate of Norris Wingfield, de --eeftHedT-ar^-be^bv notified to file tie , e, duly verified with the under [sjgned. and those indebted to said es 1 tate will please make payment like ! wise. ; i WILLIS C. JOHNSON, Executor. ) *4A4?Uo.l <a n p ! November 1, 1930. Do Most Of Youi ; Trading- With Our Advertisers. l-^-y . ; THE PALMETT ? A NEWLY WED HONORED : One of the most brilliant and eniovable society events of the season was a bridce and gift party given by Mrs. Estelle Perrin Johnson" in her spacious home on Richland St., 5:.'10 Tuesday Nov, ;11, in honor of Mrs. Theodore Brown, formerly. Miss I -?I lian D. Watts, who plans to make her home in Florence, S. some tiine later. ... The color. schejjjio for Armistice Day, red, white and blue was attrac- : tively carried out in tallies and .candles. Large baskets of fall flowers and ferns tied with red and white tulle, formed the decorations. Seventy or more .guests were pros >r. and thirteen tables set for bridge At the conclusion of games the tirst prize fell to Miss. Louise Thompson, a gorgette scarf in green and yellow ; r second prize to Mrs. Lorine'S. Jones, a scarf in blue and pink; low score to Miss Daisy V.'Roach, a. mot to, play ing the game, and to the- guest ol honor, two miniature dolls in a pniK cradle. * . . Brick ice cream and cake was daintily. sefvod bv Mrs. Alma Bell,' Misses Priscilla*Eagles, Sara Mae Williams, Iaiura Frances, and Evelyn Johnson. Various shades and styles were | worn by all the guests. The guest ?n" "KTTTmr?u.:i< jit'tractivelv _ black chiffon With ecru lace and a touch of black velvet: Miss Mary 117 Saxon,receiver of guests in black vol- ? I vet with gorgette and gold trimmings ' Miss Fannie 6. Miller in b!acTt~eTntton I ,i.i t 11 /),uatn 1 "ti ^ j Miss Daisy 'Roach,presided over tho~ j games, and was beeoiVtingly attired in the latest shade and mode of brown Hat crepe. Miss Mavme L. Wat4-?? assisted in tail gorgette and lace.' Miss Bell'i Vincent in Copenhagen blue with a touch of lace, assisted tinlpjstess.. Mrs. Estelle Johnson, th i hostess, in black taffeta instep length with jet trimmings. Many useful 1 gifts were presented to Mrs. Brown, ! including silver, brass, linen, quilts hlankets, snreads, han'derchiefs, tow els, blankets., toilet articles, wearing annarel, etc. Aftef_a delightfpl.even I ing all the guests departed' wishing ' the newlv-weds a happy future. * ! LE CKftCI.E ENTRA?N44D-S ? A delightful time was spent by members -of -Le Cerclp Entra Nous, last Wednesday afteriiqgji as guests of Miss Osceola Allen at her home. Special guest for the atternoon was "Miss Janie Adams. .. .1 Freshly cut flowers were placed around the living room and beneath .,1 I:.~t_?... . isuil suaueu nirctv jjiwmc^uun of bridge- were .played, whilt. candies and nuts Were enjoyed. At the - conclusion of the games. Miss Leah Frazier, who scored high-, est was presented a lovely necklace and to Miss Mattie Mouzon was given a handkerchief as booby. Consolation was drawn bv Miss Mary Ilay Saxon, who received a lovely box of handkerchiefs. A frozen salad course followed by a sweet course was served. ENCOURAGE OTHERS "[ When you encourage others to go ahead with what they are doing with a cheery word or a pleasant smile, - -vou are lavinir up treasures for \oiirself. For the man y;ou encourage will * encourage you,^aTid?TielTveiV knows iWe 1 all need encouragement. ??7Many men stand on the verge of the precipice of indecisfhp, not beingablev to decide jwhetheri tiiey -Should _ draw back or fall over.*.. ' . ; It is-not help these jmen want so much as encouraeemeriit. Thev are able TTJ Ketfr themse^.'s but thry -.-ha.uWt tVm n.MM',. ! nil .y.n giv,. tlt.-m - a-wtmf-of cheer, and they get right" - .with their work. ? I said that to say this: Kev. 1). C. Calhoun is doing a great work and he needs encouragement . and if wehelp him to raise the amount of money that he 'is^asking fc^r-, it will eheourage him to do more for these poor little orphan children," It can't b(, doubted that education is the father ancT~mother ot opportunity. and success in life. You know this from your own' deficiency, therefore give these little .orphan children a chance at opportunity and success by giving them Christian education. I'm a krrer of?Christian-'t?dpeat-ion^ ' arid nothing pleases me more than ' to. see boys and gw ls 'growing up in * some school. , j I'm helning and will help Rev. Calj houn all 1 can. to raise ih_t. money for " the benefit of;*his school. We are aslling all of our readers " to- pray for atu^help-^to-make a success. ? j (Mrs.) Thomasina Jones. PHOENIX ( I.I B. THP moptintr wtu ?! f lw? | of Miss, Em hi a Bouknight, &T21) I .ad y street. The ''opening was conducted e by the president Mr. Bennie J, Cave. After the business was discussed, we \ played cards. A wonderful address " wal 'made by Mr. James Abney, a visitor. The next meeting will be at r the home of Mr. Thomas Ponder. ,lil20 Barnwell street, Wednesday. ?(MIspT Annlt' L. ^Fnrzier, n'P"itei'. ; C'AIM) OF I'M AN KS. We take flus method id' thanking our irsarv friends for their sympathy ^and kindness-shown us during the *- illness-ami death of . our beloved bus baud and son Richard W. Ilagood.. Mrs. Lucille TIagood, wife. Mrs. L. I la good, mother. Poro Beauty Shoppe . * # p SCIENTIFIC AND SANITARY SC A LP A N. I) __HAIR - TREATMENT Mrs. Elisker L. "Starks, M rs. L. M. Robinson, Mrs. Maggie Fair. A * . ' , -LLJL -= ' * "* " ' O LEADER * BED TIME ST< " CHILDR * * 1' -^-T_7 <. IV INt; 'I II AN.KS. ??Dear little tfirh. a ! ' f r* Than! i ay i.s uerr, ' . We. shouhl he vei y taau'-t u'i Throughout the liv,. Inn.' y a. I Hut on this oi <iay.-. ' . 'I'ltUl Is *lt*' l?esl of all * \\ Wv irtve a - "r^eeial" tha"! : To Him, who heJr.-^ on*; .< ; 11, W,. thank 11 i-iii 'or the tlowor-, ? \\'e thank- Hiin Tor the h^t , k i;i. ios Ni:wts t,, ,, ?Urn, .liilm Wr.-ley Klsmi th-uan.-.! i this life on (Jet. 1l'.CKI at the a?e ho-t of seven ty-years. He was hin ieil at ,v v. Bethany A. M. 17 ('hureh, lie: r'Kel- ? ii i'i t-.il, (>|i OelohVr 21. Mr. Wesley' K'flVes at?t , IH I? m i i i ?^| >.>WKI n i i -iw isi3gjir^iiT^c< "JMymirror tells vie that f)iy hair and complexion never looked better. PORO P rep a ratio ns nre really wonderful" SOLD BY PORO AO I. NTS LVIRYWl 1I.RI or order direct from-> PDRD COLLEGE PORO BLOCK,44th to 45th Str . i - : Pis I Mid-Night ?1 1 "I ? I rWEDNE! IYViluam i I^bnqclow o - Ill - ANOTHER "B1 ADMISSION I^Capitol^J CJRY FOR ;cN : Hi- ' haul. 111 tii T'.i i- i li v i 11 *? ImI.I ?- ' 'J'liii'. Ii>f ai"i?<?nv. Ul.c -trve-s. \\ < . .a' i. ii.jn mi u.i' - uii.-hiHi', V\ . ?111 a. i ? ii.; l-'nr H 'sl:iiiv . t uml .i ..)|? )t?-r; I n > .. . ;v i 'i.\s :h" jrr:t. n. > !". a:"T. r! 11 , !' ) r. a. j?aiV-iU ??jxjtiI l.i?itla ii l.;..., H i' t haii; 11 :n i-i>' -in 111 ! kj ' v. . 1.. ' * I h 1 !! a-a .< ;.n.i; t * I n I im\ Anita. ? 'v-.iiV.l' lowii. rhilili ?-n. ly : lalni ch iiUivn. t'<>ur f >' at ii i ?.il; i : -Lixx?. ami a it' ii-laliw- am) f none Is., "litre mi-i':' lit i?fni.t'i:! m I". Bit l*ia)..y i h (t!- .hf'.v _V:n ' .. aFa "u st<-vv;i!!?l a r aialav Srhjiwl liuchor t?ii; - T- tw ehrfkyjjua? # a lUiAUTIFUL Jjiniplexio\ . Jl 1 ! Use PORO VANISHll#/ 1NG CR1-AM. It will \'W. make your sk it i smoot h ,< \ / . clear an J sott. It pre- - ' # .vcnts that sluny look, Sj JL and makes a fx tjui base for your powder. > PORO Face Powder, . Rouge with Matching -"Lip-stjek w huh best blends wuiuyour complexion. Many ^shades... ^ j&szx**' uuiiUHH } south Parkway vet, CHICAGO. ILL. C-g _J Thurs; I ; Show I 5DAY J I m I f the Lay? I ^orcaimmiSjicfyag, [^ HOUSE" I * O 11 & Z3C Pheatre / i MNHMHM ?- - - ?- ? ^-=1 : / * .??:?? " ^ 4 * PAGE SEVEN 4a single Sabbath day. Jfje was faithful to the last day. " Our community j has lost a friend and brother, but our 1 1m.hu I? heaven's1 Ktiln.?Slue;) nn item 'brother ancLtakp your rest, we loved " | you but God loved you best. "the KeltoTi Masonic L<>dRe. FTe was admired by b<?th white and .'colored people. * W,. miss him at home and abroad. Peace be to his ashes. Wofnen's Missionary Society " of Bethany A. M. K. Church. 'A A 1U1V/1 1 MENT GROWS ^ Community Chest Quoj ta For Negroes sc| Must Go Over. .IMPORTANT SOTICK -Tin?Stall'.. ConvemtioTrof~Thr Chrisi tiuii?I bone?Ruriul?A-rri?Hncii'li?^VTTI 1 j have it< annual session- in Newberry'. ; at Ml. Zion Baptist Church. Friday I November,28th and-tontinue through Sunday. "The assessments on the In- " " ~ .eaI loilyi's will be the same as last year.?For further infnnnath.n, write ~ Stat,. Secretary. W. E. Williams, Box "THH. Helena. S. ('. ~ :?? * ;?r? . . SuKie MeCant. Viee-Prea. _ iVja,jfa BurtonT G rami "Pi es. W. $. Rithardson. (5. See.,"' W.-K. Williams. State See. W. R. Bowman. (I. Deputy. NOTICE !! All members of the Orangeburg j District "of the' State Federation of " j Women's Clubs are urged.'to attend | the District Meeting at, Fairwold InI (.lUstrial School, Gayce, S. C.. Saturj day-A. M.f November 2i?. ltWO. at 11.. ! o'clock. , r . "f Ml't{.''B. E. Vincent. -Chrmn. Mr# A. C." Baumgardner. Reporter Poro Supply Station .Fur the convenience of the Por.i Agents- ... MRS. ANNIE M, MALONE has placed a Supply' .of PORO , PRODUCTS to sell to any duly Qualified agent residue ,.y ...i.- 1 ducting Shop in Columbia. S. C. : . [-- All older? careful.lv filled hv MRS. EI.ISKER L. STARKS 1109 1-2 Washington St. ? M me Queen Beauty Shoppe ? { GRIFFIN BUILDING Up Stair. { $ ALL SYSTEMS USED | X Experienced Operators ? X - { put; opening Spec iaL..Treat-. X merit.and Box of 4-In-One for >*t* |* $1.UU, will be continued through ?jj? X this week for the benefit of *i* .* those who . did nut take advan- .j. Y tasre of the first two weeks' Y .*. offer. ?? x 2029 Taylor St. Phone^2784 Y ~ ? .{. MISS FRANK IK HULL, Mgr. X _ . V. ...... t ...... T i ? p AiWi? > ?? i' I ' ? - For Groceries, ? X *1*' Cigars, Tobacco ? ? and Cold Drinks ? ? Call on a *Y? ? WRS. MARY H, ELEBRE ? T~ Dalzcll. S. C. ? | R?- J . Box,6.4 | TAKE ALL YOUR MOTOR ""TROUBLES TO LEEVYS GARAtiK" Expert Mechanics for any car or truck ... ^ F Front Attrn - lU-nefficT " ON TAVr.OR STKIIRT . | WUIXKS?p AY OH NIGHT . :' ' ' * David G. Ellison y 1 ; . General Insurance _ Honest and efficient attention given fo all business plaaced with me. PHONE 5717 1221 WASHINGTON ST. <\> I lllcK.V It A 11 AN A > SYS'lTTS ; ( orOctod lo May 2:>, Itl.to ? \ ?t i v ? t ii i < 11 iSt niton I .cm vi* No No .. uuf. ;{?->. An?fiisr? -N V. it'2?S^lOp,.?? 7 55n 31 N. Y.-AuriisIu It 1 '1:05a "T2;50a 27 Char'ston-Clnrv. 27 1:00p ?-' ?I fiji tifr <in>?v lihoi'tonttm 28? 9'.30p 10 Columbia-Cinn. 9 7:00a 5:10a 24 Columbiu-Jaksv's 23 10:30p 10:50a ' 8 Col'a-Augusta 7 5:05p 12?55p 20 CoPa-Savannah 19 8:20a I 9:00p 23 CoPa-Charlotte 24 5:25a ItTtWa 13 Ccd'a-Charlotte 14 l'.20p I 9:55|> 11 Columbia Chail'n 12 5:30a 4:55n 15 Coln'bia Char'sti, 16 2:20a t 1:40p 2 Col'a-Spartahb'jj 1 3:00p 1 ld^OOp- jdColum'a (IriYnvV 15 6:50a i 5:40p113 *Coi'a Charlotte 114 7:00a I IO:45a 18 Colum'a-Atlanta 17 6:85p *Via Camden- and -Rock Hill. |l Pullman cart. Dining eara.