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W". -. ; a I'agr Eight ADVERTISEMENTS ] CLASSIFIED IIKKP WANTED ' I JKANfKu: IUO HES AND wumen To eat at. the VICTORY CAFK, 1108 Washington St< Good Home Cooked Food. A. J., and C. J. Johnson, Prop. __l*EUSON AT HEAL ESTATE FOR SACK Two good lots at Hutrer St.. and lluinpton Ave., $125.00 each by Seymour' Carroll, 202C Marion St'eet. For Kent?Furnished or unfurnish ed rooms. All mordern conveniences r? v Una. Electric Eights, Telephone, apply." to 712 Calhoun St., or Phone 14S0. ?. .; FOR SALE CHEAP! Good Used Golden Oak Bed and Springs and Baby Carriage at a Barguiji. Also two Good Merchant Tailored Suits? Extra Trousers. Ap-ply 25UU Blossom St., or Phone 820(5, , Columbia, S. C. Popular Excursion ] ?.TO? WASHINGTON, D. C. NORFOLK, VA. VIRC IM A SFASHORE FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1931 ^ . From COLUMBIA Tot _ Washington ' ' " . ? $18.50 Richmond r~T r 10.25 Norfolk ... 10.75 " Old Point Comfort ; 10.75 Virginia Koauh 11.25. - ' i o (Jood 5 days from dale of sale.1 Proportionate Excursions Fares From . ? other Points. V isit tho Nation's Capital in the T .Beaut it'ul?-Spring season. Famous Cherr> Blossoms in hloorn. * ION SI I T TICKET AG ENT'S, i I SOUTHERN RAILWAY J CVSiTVlM : Wi ? t 7 a. iii?i & J # x ? 1 COLLEGE INN f ? ' _^N? f COFFEE SHOIM'F, j: X Phone 22800 jf HiiJtUll-AKhKN STIJKKT ?? A - A "A Superior accomodations for .j. ?X?Tourists and Transients?a X Charminu home atmos- X phere. *!; # "t ^ ...........' SUMMER " -SCHOOL .^1 AI.I.KNDAI.K. S. C. June 22" to Jul;* 2">, t9;ll ..... ~ACCrH4)^'I />v Stiii'i of Kducut ion. A sfcro nir Fa cult y has heen ^elected* Special help is offered lUP Priinjary and (Jrain.mar School Teachers;'". Tutition $2.50 #for ' session. | Hoard and l<idi?imr'3>.'< an n....!/ ('. V. HIX(>, I )i iff tor. I For inforiiiation write, ( - MRS. L. CJ. CAI.LAHAM, ' . ~ , Register, Box 34t> I Allendale, S. C. HMnHHHHB < <t>>oc>oooc?o<^>oooooooooooo'ooooo gPoro Beauty Shoppeg! r 8' x o 1109>2 Washington St. % 2 t- Jo 9 Sealn and llair Treatuwirt., O> ft and Beauty C'ullifre. 0 O t O 0 Poro Preparations l?'??r Kvery O. / W eBauty Xeed. Qi o Specilia/.e In Setting I p % . & Agents- o qMrs. KlilSKER I.. STARKS.O 6 ? . ?? o ft Supply Assent % ffJOPOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOp I ? ???? ^ .? That" ul<J- Soil Dre-s or Hat tie- ?? _ Y hind the* trunk y INeed not he considered Junk. We have a process, fried and '*?* true, !? '" That makes the old clothes look *j* like new. A] Dry Cleaning For Ladies And y| Centlemen - ' " TAILORING. Drv (LEAN- 4 - ING AND DYEING %. ? ; PHONK 710B L?:?;?i * 713 Main St.. Columbia. S. C. X,\ ' A Mother's Care With All y j " o You Wear. Y ] * ' ' 1 i Chan; Tempe " which we are nowexp , the more important tl shoud be well filled \\ for your food, and es^ welfare of vourself an refrigerator with ice. our perishable foods a wholesome, no matter fer registers outsidevT A well iced refriger lant -.in. October as in the protection invalua There is Nc FOR Safe Saving VISIT OUR f TOR DISPL. /"V. ' I uty K AAAAAAAAAA? * A A. | BLUE RIBB( * >- . ? "' l.-ifi 1*1? Y OUR URIUKS A ? ' \\v Work on X Chevrol WILLIAM II A A AA A>?/v, V VVV VvVvVWV < aku OF THANK'S. We wi,sh to thank our many friends or their kind words of sympathy, resolutions,' telegrams, letters and lowers during the illness and death ?t" our dear mother,"* Hannah Goode, vho departed this life in Philadel-; ihia, Pa., Appil-'iOth. Namely, Bright Hope Baptist hurch, flowers an<l?-resolutions, Philadelphia, Pa., Bright Hope Usher ><>ard resolution and flowers, Mother tnd Daughters Club of Bright Hope 'hurch, flowers and resolution, Mt. /.ion M^ E. Ohureh, PtTtlhdeiphia, lewei s?srmt?fit-ml u I loll."' "" Many letters from Philadelphia; New Bethel Baptist C'hureh, Woodruff, S.O.," letter, and flowers, Macedoiia Baptist C'hureh, Greenwood flowers Heroines' of Jericho No. 513 Greenwood, flowers; many others we thank you twice we thank you thrice. ShA. is not dead just Jtone, we shall ee her attain. ' ' < Jessie A. Goode ?ammie I), Goode Sarah While Itoxsia A;. Goode --Children DROPSY! DROPSY! DROPSY! Have made the treatment of drops:jeal troubles a specialty for many years. Have treated hotulreds ol ases, have yet to hear of anything to equal the - treatment I give for Iropscal troubles. -Write giving a lull statement of your troubles and oresent eondtion. if sufficient further m formation' -with a- test or trial r treatment will be sent to "ou ahso utely Free. F)r. Thos K. f.'feen, Dept. 11 Chatiworth, (la. THE PALM! jdcfen ge of rature lat your refrigerator_ .:a.u Tx ' 1111 ice. i l its ueuer ;ential to the general d familv. It guarantees that, what the thermome- / ator is just as impor ~ July; the cost is low; .ble. > Substitute ICE Sure Silent tEFRlGERAAY ROOM. :eCo. 1721 Main Street | ft # 4 )N GARAGE i sK STUPW- ?? KE REASONABLE ? VII Makes of Cars; -- ? et Experts AEYARI), Prop, NOTICE! , * . . ? 1 A M lisii'fl I Prui/r. r.< will I... h the Men's Club . of St. I-uk Church, Gr.'H) P. M.. at tl church - Avenue. CAKI) OK*THANKSr I wish to thank the many frien for the kindness shown durinpf tl illness and death of my husband.. .M Henry I'inckney Ruff, and for fl beautiful floral designs. Wrs. I.iln Mae .Ruff. MISS BATKN WANTS MR STlvA KLKC'TKl) DKl.KGATR TO Til GKNKRAL CONFERENCE. Voiffariir,* May 1. i 10.11?Mr. 1 D.. Stead, was recently elected a <l< ejjate to the Electoral Colle""* whi< meets In Columbia in July. H -'erretarv of his ehureh, a trustee < the school and' ehor *> hr> peonle lh?s community hone he will lie ele ted-delegate to the General Confc .enc. which meets in OlrvptanTIn in IX MR-MORI A M In cod.hut loving iiumihu'v.?of o dear father and hWbiind, M?rses "tl'f gle, Sr., who flefiarted ibis life .M: 10, 1030. " ? ' He did not wander, Into that land more fonder; But after a long days work. Pull of duties he did not shirk. His soul winged its flight, To realms of dazsUmg light. I Our Father did not wander,f As one lost on a lonely road; On a dreamy midnight hour, , .Wlth-.no one .to-show a house for j abode; ?- Buty by faith he walked wi Jesus' power; To land that is fonder. - Our Father dld not wander, ? As one lost in a desert wild, But simply heeded a sweet voir That said long ago, "Be thou *" my child." r?y,T'j&'f. "" ' fvTTO LEADER rr. ?*?: Jbr Economical Transportation ?^HMMllr "7 USED CA ItS ? WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS Satisfied customers are our biggest asset. As their number grows, we grow. Cars on I.ot No. I ' Next to MeMaster's on Hampton Sf ?ifedg-e Sedan 77717: .. T$2r7aA)0 11929 Chevrolet Sedan 425.00 1020 Chevrolet Sedan 425.00 1030 Ford Town Sedan 595.00 192G Chevrolet Roadster 135.00 1930 Ford. Sedan , 505.00 1926 Reu Tiuik 75.00 1929 Ford Coupe --- 325.00 1928 Ford Coach , '295.00 I. ... - Cars on Lot No. 2 ?? 1105 Hampton St., Near Assembly St. 1925 Dodge Coupe ... 95.00 Ford Touring 1 $,85.00 Fssex Coach-_ - 195.00 i 1928 FQfd Coach 205.00 1926, Dodge Sedan 195.00 1929 Chevrolet?Light?Dei, 295.00 ! 1929 Chevrolet. Sedan 345.00 '1930 Ford Roadster __ 415.00 j=T329 Ford Ttidor Scdgn _ 365.00 1929 Ford Tudor - __ .. 400.00 1927 W. Knight Sedan 95.00 1? CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO. ~ .. . ? : -Phone 5182. ' 1232 HAMPTON STREET ' So he Jaid his head upon the Saviour's breats; And quietly passed into eternal rest. ? Sadly missed by. ; " Mis. .Tanett Platte Dingle, wife Mrs. Annie Walker, daughter Mrs. C.C." Hemmingway, daughter Mrs. E. R.'Dingle House daughter Mrs. O.V. Dingle House, daughter Mr. Moultry Dingle, son, I! , IN MEMOR1AM In sad. but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. Mrs. Kliy.abylh a maker, who departed this life eight yeatjs ago April 12, 1923. Dear Mother you have left us; ?Whihr-ymir loss we'll always feel; ~ I ..,. :v... ?iiw ^uiui-u yuu; Love .and keep and always heal. As the years rolled swiftly l>y; We could see you slip away; While in our hearts we often pra'd: That you might with- us longer stay. How wr miss yon, dearest nur;? No tongue can ever tell, Hut we know in everything;. God doeth all things well. Peaceful be your sleep dear Mother, 'Tis so sweet to"breath your -namej ?In 'life. uu luted ydu deaj-ly, In death we do the same. Sleep on: O. precious nn^ ; ' Vour memory is so sweet, And will ever draw us upward, 'Till at last in Heaven we meet, j . Husband and Children. , i : y CARD OF THANKS We wish "to express qui- sincere neighbors for their kindness shown J us during, the death of our loved one f Hattie Wilson Ferguson and to the ^ friends who *0 willingly gave the ^ use of their cars, the beautiful flowt>rs and music hy_Jthe__Working Club and tents and the discourse by the ^ pastor Rev. J. P. Reeder, and Rev, VJ. C: McClellan. Mrs. Anna. Wilson, Mother ? r- llxs?Isaac Fnrgiuon, llu>bnnu , Mrs. Willie K. Wilson, Bfolher > j Mrs. Alice Ay. Moore, and Mrs. Mattie "Sinipkins, Sisters ' j (T1AKLKSTON N1CWS k; ; ? ? I Miss Mat 1 Monyon. a 'teacher in j the Columbia Public schools wai. 1 home t" ,:s<> her relatives and h fr iends during the week-end. ds M\ss (Jeorgiana Hare went to ',e,- Orangeburg to spend the week-end. ' r* j Messrs. Paul --"Three Weeks" k? 1 Stewart Bull. Newton, Daniels, Sul | ton and other students of State CoiI lege wrfe Til the city Sunday to ?Lspuul thu day.? i- j Miss Julia Melletli of State Col[; | lege w:is' in the city during tin I week-end . . ? "T1IK-lUJIiVAPI'S" The "Kubvaits" and ?ruosts were j], delightfully enter.t.lined by tlieir hosteas--Miss Sanimie J. Lee at her home on Uutledge Ave., Mondav, April 27th. c' Cut *' ' s,iornted the room in J" which bridge was played^ Tables j contaiiv'.ng sWeut meats were* set | for-sixteen. n-'e-thirty tallies Tn H the shanr of fans?aids in keeping I a cool head, were passed. At the conclusion of five games, it lfi- 1 * * L-was v. ' -the highest, triiLSi ' v win it t<? Mart "it I.izZle Sator? Ian pxcjuisite string of Oriental beads', | to Miss . ^''shbu"" t/jti of ( highest- .Club score went a lovel> linen bridge, set. To Madam Annie Grant holder of lowest guest -score, went a deck of linen bridge cards. The guests present werfc the Misses (ieorifiana 11 ,j.c^ Thoaiusina llarri son, Mesdames Kniily Jackson, Hot e" ~ ' O'Brien. Hattie Miller* *"|Oumc (Irani,?Mar" Sindfrvrrt;?btrrtr Sator ' rb?rlotte Tracery.?'.? The ineinbers present were the Misses Marguerite Ar Praser, Camilla 81 l"Mihm II. F.uplnnslii?I.ewls.'?FngTTy _ Noil, Muriel Pinckncy; Mesdanlex M" and l.ouise Purvis e. Bell. A' delightful repast of ice cream and cake !n the rainbow color scheme was served. i . A ; > >T' '* : J-. - SOUCIS" [ Madam 'Su'lie Robinson was a , charming hostess to the "Satis Sou 1 cis" Five Hundred Club and guest r I at Iter home on Cannon St., May L Tables were set for twelve and tallie*! were passed at 5:.'iU. Two hours | of excited playing aided Miss l'a~" nu lla f lahburn. li_older of highest score to receive a >el? of hand enij broide-;! il linen towels. Madam Su ! -ie Butler holder of highest Chi.r | score v.' '""" "winner of a beautiful ' I dor ol lowest guest s. o e was pre ' I se'iilid ,i lovely boudoir powder set and to " ^ainmle J. l ee went a box of perfume scented moth IpdL. A tempting nVnu of- crmm, candy ! and take wasc served. \ The guests present were0'the Mis. scs Muriel rinckney. Marguerite - KTaser, Marg.net Bro tdoax, Camilla Kishhurn." Kwliyy Hi-nson, FT Me hall. . Mesdamcs Ktliel Hoffman. Mayan ,e Rudolph. Tl.ie members present were the Miiis Sammie Lee, Mej .dames Annice Grant. lluhlah Harleston, Smie Butler. "THE COSMOPOLITANS'" On Saturday, May 2, at her 'ovcly uuuic <mi meeting i\riei, .vnuiaiM Beuluh Levin entertained the Cosiiiopolitnn Bridge dub mid guests. Lovely llowerfc adorned the rooms ill which bridge, was played eigliL ~ tables were set for bridge. Tallies were passed at live-thirty and after bidding, doubling and redoubling with -much excitement, scores were* rated. To. Madam If by Jones holder of highest guest score went a box Of "Trejure" dusting powder: To Miss Maude Hyatt hol der^ of?highest?Club score?went?a-lovely . piece .of Jingjfiei To. Agss "Genie" Decosta holder of lowest guest score an exquisite pair of gar tore.?and?to?Madam?Anita?Oliver " holder of lowest Club score went a kitchen * .><? . ' . The ?,uests of Madam Levin were the Miss- s ,M' ami Hosa Clydt Muriet 1' nckm'v, Dorothy llolVman, Naonje Wil-bn, Ada : Kpps, Stella Gaston, "Geliie'v Decosta, Thomasina Harrison, Mcsdanies1 llattie Greene, "*Ii?ltu Miller, Annie Grant, . Madeliiie' La/oehe, Thelnia Hut long, Flhol 1 tollman, Sadyc Fielding, Amelia i Si fill ,?J ulia?1 K-i. osUi,?Lull a?Draylxig irby Jones,* .Miriam Seahrook, Liz/,ie Sator, Mae Sandford, Fininie l*nt*vis, Ue.it rice . McGill, The members present were the Misses ..Marguerite A. Eraser, Ma tide 1! \ alt, Mesdames Helen Browne .(>' '{rien. Mayaie . 1 lutehin-on, Mildred 'Iare, Charlotte Powell. A delight--A+1?wm?of e hie ken salad,?sand ? wielies, candies and fruit eoeklaij. - = WIXNSBOIU) N LAVS Mr*. Rafelia "Woodward formerly jf this city, hut now of Washington left last Tuesday after spending six weeks here.' She is home again to | the delight of her- husband. . ml ?Mrs. Dave JncksPn haw I moved into their new home on Zion ISt., and Mr. Sam Gaither on Ninth - Garden St. l'.Ll _ ' The Ever Green elul) met Tucsady evening at the home of Mrs. l.ula ."aii. The meeting was largely attended and enjoyed by all. The. Junior Club-of St. Paul church met at the home of Prof, and Mrs. Ross,' Tuesday which was also interesting and enjoyed by all present. This u club is wide awake and their main h ohjet tivr.js to ion.U'i sen iff." -1 " : 1 The Baselr.'iH eltih gave a hnnistrel in Great -Falls last Tuesday night. Each member feels that he. played 'Ms n?i"t to the best of his "aln'litv. Prof. W. A. Ross accompanied the ' group., 1 'I n:i.?t. -- - ? ?kiii i ijfiinii is progiessing. Un 'last Sundr.y Morning - thu Sunday school opened at the usual hour and , | a large, crowd attended. In tho .eftcrM rmnn Ttu'1 pntmir nmt ms luMnhcrr; j motored out to Bethel, and preached for Rev.. Krnest MeCollough, where ' he met a waiting crowd. Misses C.. C. -Jordan and, S. M. Hi'own worshipped at Zion Pilgrim Sunday moraine. The Literary program at Wiigmrn Sunday was certainly a treat and enjoyed hy edl. It Was interesting from beginnig to end. The audience was held spell hound while listening to the beautiful solos, duetts, . octetts and the instructive .papers and readings. Juhir McL)owell and mother and I Mrs. 'Mamie Harmon motored to k Hill, Sunday visiting friends. _ ST. MATTHlvWS NKWS j- .Jessie Mae Footman a student of Clatlin University has returned to School. Mrs. Dianah Jones is home to the delight of ipapy" friends after spending four months in New York City with .her daughter. Mr. F.d Jones . hrs been sihiling every since. ut'v. uaviu 31 lunclj had baptism Sunday afternoon. He had four candidates for. baptism. Mrs. Fannie Ginvard is still on the.,. _ sick , list ?? ? ^ Miss Evelyn Kitt is home to the delitrht of "her many fin-nds, after her school closed. Miss Ethel Kitt is on the sick list | at this writing, We hope she will soon be herself again. It is remarkable about the ed\pred (people in our community and school [district. We have been able for many | years to run our school one extra | month by putting our hands into our j pockets and support twelve teachers (.12). Don't ktrlcfall in line. We received the ?sad intelligence that Mrs. Sadie Ginyafd is dead, and J the remains will he brought horn for [ burial. The St. Matthews- Colored School ! closes Mav 29, 1931, everyone is look- ^ jntr fnn.v.-11'd?fur c, real?commence' ' ment. ichool 1 house tro up. The Parent Teachers' I Association have elected Mrs. Euoy Golson as president of the Associaj tion to carry out the \inexpired term ' , - . Saturday, Mtlv 9, 1931. of Mrs. Ct C. Hemingway who has moved to Orangeburg. y Mrs. Martha J ones, Miss Walnetta Jenkins left for New York,i>aturady, Mu> 2. lUiM. Behold Thv Mother . And Jesus said: "Behold Thy Mother.?John 1H-27. This heautifur^Mothers'' l)ay pag- : ' cant Behold Thv Mother will be stag- . I'd at Sidney l'ark church. Sunday night, M: \y f0," at X:U0 p. 111. sharp. This is otto of the best- Mothers' Day pageants thai hits been given 7 if you miss seeing it you will miss it treat. A lai ge^cinjyd is expected! So come early in order to get a good scut; " .... ?j . Some of the host local t: lent of city vii| appeal' ?n tlm program. "r? ?4-M M KMORi ArM- 3- r In sad, but sweet loving memory of our -dear loving wife and mother, Mrs. I.aura Belle Aeker, who departed this life "May 7, 11)07. Twenty-four years has passed since you left us, Dear wife and mother, we often think, -of you,- - .-- And wish' to see your smiling face, Many a. sad f: re well tear has been ?shed, Since you departed for Heaven's bright shore, To dwell among the Holy.Angels over there. Dear one. we hope to meet you, It) the sweVt by and by^ Over yonder in the city of our God, WhcTe part ng is no more. - .lames M. Acker, liusbaild B. Acker, sun. ~ A MOTiiKTtS I.OVK. 1 n-Memoriajn of my darling moth, or, Mr-. Anilie i'eitoii, \vljo died 1.- | oars ago. For mother's there is. no ;'ub-st i.lute, * . 'ivc'ii tTioiugh it. I mars an official s'taliip. ' . . When all passion.-: are di.id it .survives, ' It will nass througli the fiery furiuhiu.Vu-iil (WsvTai.o...aiol yet live.' Vh.Otlni U lll el't I- pljsoll : of hluui'e and kis a h lop'sT lujnd. She will sit beside ti?f? aceused In the courts -of law. W lien the mob jiers, and the. heart le.-s inacliino'c of io^ii,-.. !ii irirls it:'. grists of agony,While IllT t-1ri l?I ' sllllllltol Slu* will watch ami pr.iV. ' l_": her'- l"\ > ' i| i:' |, - 'V .in I "lit- golden coi?l that bind the ?- ?rt.li li> (if<l. Mrs l!i rlI'm . ~ ' IN M KM OK I AM rj In loving nioim i-v of our dear son nd In-other. .Willium H. liana, .Jr., .V-i departed this life May 2~%? ; -Vt'n'it.i. (in. ' """ In tlif gravevrml 1 ?v the roadside Where wild flowers gently WTTVe, * .Lies the oru,' we love so dearly _ '" Jl dark and lonely grave. From us a precious one was taken, Both voice and heart are stilled, In our honu* a place is vacant Which can ne'er be tilled. Time cannot bring lift happiness ?Nor can it-4tral our hearts,. As our love ones did in lon^ ago _ , When here to do his part. _ ' ' Deer Jesus while our heaits are ach'g, O'er the death of our'loved one, Teach us .at this sad moment * To enlhily say "Th> Will be Done." Dear Father, let us meet him In heaven with Thee above, To tell how .we missed him - Ill nlll bum.. M il hunt his: l.iv. .... Father, Mother. Wife, . ? " Brothers and. Sister. ; Bennettsv.ille, S. 0. IN M K.MORI AM. In Still but lnvim* _1 - * . viiiviuwiilUtC Uf ^ 01 y drai' daughter Zadin Gladden who *? departed this life R!;iy 2. 1930. No ?iU' knows how Much I miss you, No one knows the lonely hours I have spent Si pee I've lost yciu, . Life has never betm the same. In my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly,, tender, fond and true, There is not u day I do not think of ?:? 1 ? Mother, Beat! ire- Hemphill Gladden. - ' - ' ' , * SEASHORE EXCLUSION TO CHARLESTON, S. C. - . -FOR * rsl.K OF PALMS. Sl'LLIVANS IS LAND and FOLLY BEACH * . 'Friday, May lothr I9.il Round Trip Exrusion Flares from: Abbeville $4. SO GalTney $5.00 ? Aiken 3.50- Greenwood 4.(50 Baj^sbprtf Heath Spuing 4.20 Blaekville .'1.50 Johnston 3.75 . Calhoun JLint Lancaster 4.50 Camden 3.50 ..Lexington a 7K. > Chester 6.00 Newberry 4.00 Columbia 5.50 Orangeburg 4.00 Denmark 3,50 Ridgwav 4.50 FortMotto 3.50 Rock Hill 4.00 St. Matthews , -3.50 Salley . . * ... n 3.50 Sprinfield 3.50 Trenton 3.75 Union 4.50 Ware 3.75 Winnsboro 4.25 - 1 ' 4 York . 5.00 (except ("recent Limited) Friday*, May 15th, also trairt 16 from Columbia 1:00 A. M. Mav ICth. ?(load retmniitK 4 di^ys ffAftl of sale. ? cation. Visit South Carolina Products Exposition May 15th-16th. Consult Ticket Agents, SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM. s - " J* - ? V '