Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A Saturday, July 25, 19lil Miss Kllu Hampton of New York, the sister ol Mr. (.Jeo. 11. Hampton is spending sometime in "the city to the delight of relatives ynd friends. Mi. ami Mr . Allio Siglitler moved in iheii" In vol v little Iniiii^ilow .UiiSu Gervais St.,J on lust -Hnttmluy. We wish for tlrem many yours of happiness. Mis- K, IT. McCqllough who,,has ti^cn ! |>:?ti.-iit?at tho Good Sumari tan Hospital ha- returned home to the delight ut" hei?many friends ami acquaintances. . Dr. and Mrs. L. M*. Daniels, and children accompanied by Mrs. Eugenia V. Danieh and Mrs. J?iee Jenkins?IpfcWasI Sunday- morning For Noifolk, Va. Miss Ellen Bookman, one of Waverley . School's efficient, teachers vvith L her litile lif'ph.-w Charlie left on SunL^r-dgy for. Fall River,'"Mass., to spend the rest of lu*r vaoalioji with relatives. .. Misses Me lb a Lawrence, daughter of Rcfv, .and Mrs.?XL?.S, Lawrence, and Sibyl Nance,.daughter of Mrs. Nance Sumter Street left Monday for .Aiken, S". C., where they will spend some time. While there,?they i l will be . the house guest of?M.r and Atiu A M*. \1..<"?U ... nii? ~ muvjml'Cj iuii rairneid St. -Miss Osceola'Allen, popular teacher of Wavorley School who has been quite sick at Good Samaritan Hospital. is at home again and vapidly Convalescing. We I.ope for < ?m. plete recovery in a very short duration of* time. t - . Miss Lillian Gotiekl, teacher of Booker Washington High, trt't for her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.7~la?:t week, accompanying hor were- Miss Lillie Jones, also of Booker Washington High, her mother'and father, Mr. and Mis*, /foni Joiies. .' Mrs, Alma -L. Hopkins-.-and her two sons James W. and Hil'lioth Ho|ikins are visiting Hev. pud Mrs. J. C. White in Winstun-.Salein* N. JC., at this?writing., .Mi?: Hopkin* reports that Rev. White is very much ini4QQ proved and1 lie is getting every attention tluq can he hud...-We all wish liini a is pee .1 y recovery. . The many friends of Mr. Elbert E. Nance will be glad to know of his rapid convalescence after having undergone a Serious operation, at L. Richardson.Memorial Hospital. Mr. Nance is a former Columbian bu^ has s been residing in Greensboro, N. C? for ; lie past four years. Miss Laura Bynum a teacher in 0119 , of tile city schools, of Aolo'viile, N'. C., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Cannon of 'Jd'J'.i Gervais St. Misjj . in AshevilU* for four years since tinisiliino- Iw'.i- ,...11....... " - vuucgi; course Benedict. All he# friends are wishing -* her a plepMinf. stay while in her old home ' town. Mr. ?and .Mrs. Henry Sands' of West Palm Beach, Flu;, motored here last week and spent several days with - . v ial Heights and i\l rs.'. Daphney Daniels of Fair Grounds. They also visited Mrs. Sands parents, Mr:- and 1. Mrs. Henry tiayGLut Hastover. They left Friday with'their son Silvester to accompany them back to Florida. INDEPLN'DFNT. SOCIAL CLL11 Last meting met at the home of Mrs. Fstcll Langford, 2324 Senate St., wAh -the iVe.sideaatacting. \Ve had a-v very nice meeting tho' shaft be . eause of. the hot werflher. Quite a few were present. After the trans tu?.ion of nil Inn tooo, Men Longford served punch, ham sandwich, lemonade, salt"pea nut s, after dinner mints which we all enjoyed. I Uii.lv N\ ll.L t'LLH The club will meet at LOO o'clock Sunday aflcnoon, with lad President Mrs. C. U. Pleasant, inti.e reception room of KidgeWood Sanatorium. All ??members are usLed to *be present, is is announced, and all members who at ill hold envelopes will please be ores*. enf so a to make their report. Mr*. feh B. Wallace of-Augusta, Ua., was a delightt'ul guest of Mrs. C. Hv" Pleasant, last Sunday evening. She was accompanied by Mrs. Annie Workman. ? Mrs. Charity II. Pleasant, Pres. Mrs. Flora B. Blakely, Sect. ^ > i THE BOYS WILLING WORKERS CLUB OF LARSON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH r*-The club met at the.home of Rev. A. Powe, 2322 -Washington- St., July21, 1931. The "meeting wirr called to" order by the president. Scripture was. read by Mr. J. C. Belton. AU members recited Bible verses, after which the house was open for business. Four boys joined. They were ?as-'follows: Eugene Stcphchson, Nathaniel Stephenson, Robert Vaughn, Chas.. Vaughn; Because of the abBence of our secretary, G. W. Johnson we had to elect another one.' Chas. ~r7 '"F". BoTcIen,'" waB elected secretary". Eugene Stephenson, assistant secretary and Charles Vaughn assistant Treasurer. A flier refreshment was served and the members enjoyed it ' very much. < FIRST CALVARY JUNIOR USHERS' BOA HI The Beard met at the .humg o - tmsiu BritWH, mi) Harden St The meeting was called >to order b; the president at its usual hour am the devotional program was carriei out in order. The president gave i short tiiik .to the girls al?np <hmh .^\ei y?helpftri?livings that the clul ougtit to put forth and we hope tha Mli." t'lfoi* "'iM tnlfr ilfei t u-' ^Jrrn ii" possible. ? We were glad to have?reper^et that one of our members, "Miss Ethe Cofey, is improving afte'r a shor illness and also glSd To have Miss Lu oile Nesbitt back* with the club. "Mam other siek persons were reported. W< wish them a speedy recovery. ... Wo wore very glad to Imve-Mis.se: Cornelia and Mary Etta Burgess "a: visitors with us and more than ghu tollave Miss-A11 nie- Frazier as a nev member.. The megedatin adjournei to meet at the home pf Miss Bettit ""Johnson, Oak sh. A deiieiipis WHII^B?of?ice ?cro?n was .served by the hostess and ever; botl^ reported a uleasant meeting. DUMAS ( I in ? ~ 1 on i .AllN Cili B ] MRS. TOLSIE HARPER The members. ofc jhe Dumas Clu -enjoyed a delightful evening at th home of Mrs. Tolsie Harper, Tues day July 21. As the members en tered/they saw suggestions of a hap py evening. Business meeting wa called to order by the-,vice-presiden president was a few minutes late. ' After business meeting a few tiii.it utes. were spent in card playing First -prize for hidies w'aB won h "Miss Eva Bulle Cantor and for mei Air. William Burton. Mr. Joseph 11a per held lowest' score. Mrs. Harpe served punch and cake. She was, as listed by Mis's Hat lie Johnson. ?Mr?David?Bet he a eivtert aided "th club.. Tuesday July 14. ..Next Tues day the club will be ente.rtaine b; Mr. William Burton at the home o Mr. Edward Pressley on Harden St. ANNOUNCEMENT - -?Mr. and?Mrs.?E:?B:?Mat'h?wishe to aiinonce the marriage of ' Ihmei laughter. Virl Chisholm to Mr. Jame , MuYry, July did. IMPORTANT* OTICE TO ALL SIR KNIGHTS The Grand Deputy is requesting al Sir Knigtjts. am] local -officer*?ti meet Sunday afternoon at 5:00 o'cloc at the Odd Fellows' Hall 1 ti 10 As sembly Street. Matters of vital im "portunce to be discussed. ' Respectfully, ? Sir Bailey, Grand Deput. . ITlii CUR ISTJLVN HOALE ilLRlAJ All* VOCIL'TV By. Prof. Hownmn Chester, 8. July 20.?The 4>"c<in quarterly union for district No. o'fthe Christian Home Burial Aid,So ciety Jiold its second session in Sand River Baptist C'hureh, two mile? trip town. . Your reporter along with state sec retary Williams of Helena left, ( ? lumbia early Saturday morning, tak itig with us one of the Benedict-AI den Summer School teachers as fa as Winnsboro. We spent a hopr n more here chatting with Mr. O.' E Manigaiil;, a leading merchant an I clti/en ?11 WiniKlmm . mil ti^>~ suii.il friends, l-hen we continued'mi journey to Chester. ; We found on our arrival that Presi - dent Sanders wilh-Tris officials, wer " hard at work, secretary Emerson mr -ed the road, ,which caused him to b ~ tardy ar roll e.dll, but 'after rhcm h .-peed up and tilings went on lik clock work. Peace and. harmony pre i.YUilcd I" * hiv .li-li id Mia;- Alain Mci dIi >ugh jrrrri?leads?tin- "di-iue in ever; thing. Her lodge' has loy financial mcni berk -and. repoytW-setM11y-4ive-4olk+? f ruin IT. is fodgo. . Mrs. McCultoUg; has a k nd disposition and vt-vy it ?flttenHal?among" her " Tftcniihoi r-7 '' 1 she continues to hold first-place, ~ move rtnrt president Banders don.i1. her a special prize for her work. Wonder if i would get a second. Brother- Emerson and C. L. Worth stijl holds the reign In their hand: their work are credit to tip', ordei They are standing by President Sui - tiers?send?ytm?mtfy?ttdee?our v...* -aur Ur-4hsU-iet--Xor-4--l>et-H-r--*rop walk ing aff":hr timCT^peeif tijr;-if m-cc? sary run for a liStle. Tne,state secretary was at his be.arid made an unusual speech for uni ty and peace among us. Ife brogii greeting, from the grand head an the members were loud in praise c Prof. William' speech. Mr. McKissen of Union addresse "the Union concerning his hospital i Union, the order donated ja small dc nation for it. Among the leading members ar Mrs. Fannie Price, ReV. W. H. Hern don, 1VIrs. JR h ffdtv Dmighiss, Mr. Feater, Mrs". Leander Gaulnian Of Car lisle -and others. The Rev. T. J. Crier, is tlu-pasto and rendered valuable service to th Union. The members of lodge N( 85, did entertained the Union royal t ly. The finance committee reporte the^following items: Death $200.02; Union $112.03; back indebtedness $40.60; total $419.28. The next union will moet at Wilsoi Church, Lodge No 75, Mrs. Lizzk Burton of Greenville, S. C. W< ?re at a loss without her presence We hope and pray that the gQod Mas ter will, continue to spare her Iif lo help humanity. This week We g( to Mt, "Moses ih'UI' Balesburg to sei what we will see. On-our way bacl i.. <>i'ir <Urpri.se Brother Peter Wilsoi had a reception awaiting us, We an unable to numerate the many menu but ?ne ,,u' best ever witness, sue} as fish, chicken, different kind oi soups and the like, ice cream anc other nice filings. We jumped upon him by not a' tending'his union, after we disagre* to agree he promised us from now or ' , - ' ^ Tin: |'A1,M he would 11m- up Willi his district T? ) program a-nd stand hv President Sam. deirs. This ni\v> will he gladly, read l__ujJ-('SL'V.11'1' state, as he is very pop~ u'l.iV ami h t- order tune 111s with spii- ' I y itual solids. l A (VinToT,j"THANKK & M.iny thanks to thu J war onus who. j showed their kindness and sympathy I t during the detUh of our daughter and | ~ sister, Mrs. ITalFio Adams Mm-. | Espet-lally do -We '-.hank the -city . P-teuohei s, the cluhs, elites- ami nnhrid- | 1 uals for the' floral designs, t Mi s. Elsie U. Adams, mother Mr. Harry Adams, brother. a CAKI) OF THANKS We-wish to. thanlTour niaiiy friends >TTo announce ,the marriage of their s for their acts of. kindness -and expres* J sion 5T""Synipathy extended us durv ing the illness atul our recen'. bereave-? 1 lnent in the loss of our husband and -father. Mx. Abe .1. Giles. NVy are most grateful for the. many floral * tribuiw. ?'? ?: **? H y~- Mrs. Curie Giles anil Children JONES CHAPEL YOVNG WOMAN'S ' t MISSIONARY SOCIETY? ENTERTAINED t> Mrs Harriet Green m-uvcd a .charm- > e ing hostess at herhoihe 222G Senate' - St., Wednesday afternoon, July 15th : - when she entertained - the members] - and friends of the A'. W. M. S. of s lones Chapel A. M. E. '/.ion Church. : t \ eordial greeting wis .cy'.-.iidrj to \ ' the friends and members nf the Y hy the president Miss Floren-v Benson, : -Rafter which the inciting w i ^ in charge ! ' of th,. vice-pv<widerit, Mrs. WHhelmina j ! V -Martin.. Miss N'-Hi,. Gordon read the,; . 11 scripture and M rs. Chi i tiana Green . r led in prayer. I r Tht. minutes of the Previous meet- "n ---htn-irrg- hcen received the?members ' woiy cncoiiraeed ulth implying, and j e interesting talks by Misse-.. Haltiel Bell Gladden, Nellie Gordonr and v Paul in,. McGant; Mi s7 Willie Lenard I and Rev. W. Brown, I- Gihbs. Miss Addle Green made a fitting j . response. The members nevt re<uoiided to the tir.aiuial r.dl call to the a- ; mount of $3.3$.-: ' | ^ The most interesting feature of the' afternoon was the disciu?j.,n ot the 'r Morris. .- j tenth" aiul eleventh chapters of GenJ which was led {j\ Miss Ialii:,m Wil. ' II rnrnrs. The following tLree chapters* a wor, assigned for tiii* jne.vf mooting ^ Mi' TTFceTT - t 7T7m| tin- houili.-r.. with \ \ a delieiuos i< past. Tne next meeting" .will he with Mr-, Alice Luhrme, Wed.'; Augu-t UUh,. ! y M \ltl(>\ m U=_; 1 be^lini i.Se 1*1:1 \ t'l' Alt-, I ntp".-n-, Si - ? Juhu la< tjun+ht-y morning' was Wi ll * atleiidetl and the -pint of tliu l.oid _i dwell among the people. ? 7 Uev. W, U. K i 1 IK '>1 t ''/llliiihia. de- ) j. livered a strong^ st-riium on last Sun- j' 2 day to a targe ainiioiiooi?Hi i; in- I deed a great evangelist ami i> doy itig it 1 lit-h 11> help Immunity. ,j Last Sunday at'term ion Rev: W. fcl. j Kirhardsuii the honored pastor of our | .. church in Darlington preached a". St. 1 John n'niT his choir served. Several ' ,a ollicCf-s .ami" lueinbers accompanied ' I. Rev. Rich ardsoii,. Tin- sermon was I , much enjoyed. Dr. King was present Mini made h'-lpi ul Tt-muTTh? - - - ,|_ Sunduy night, kev. J. W. .Murpli, of j .Stininierville. an i .1 for lifer pastor of | ! St. John p 1 e: h" i 11 11 I".. I- 11- The nil" p v- -air., \c-i-- ai'.ni|r MI..I?powerful. H .Moifdrly morning the writer in coinj. paijy with Doctor D. (', -boas-, Pivsid* : t? ing I'.hler-of the -Marion District and' ? Di. J. W. Murpli, llh.Toi'ed to t'OnWay ' t. on hie mess. W hile there w'e called P art the A Al. K. -.Maiise and spent a" 'e few minute- with Rev. \\\> I: Gold , ... "and family. Dr. time is doing well fcU d' O Mrthu-li ,f I..1-1.11.1 HIT I n * t On nil 1?ret urn from Conway All ?. fallen boas tin- wife of the Presiding i- Klder had a dinner prepared for us that?.w.;>.s--woinji wh+U*-.?iVI rs. ?Dea-?-h made it TeTV pie <stint for us.' Assist i- ing her u:u iittIt- VoiUelle Deas alii r ' M'i<v l.ilhi- iiiklin, i Vrtollf tunush| ecU tlit' guests. with .plenty melodious r?llUI ue..? ; ; ? 1 [ TTlie \ </ung .TNTrrpTe's Progressive ! liub met- at tlit* home} of the p're'siy.l vluii.1. uiL.LiaL AVednesxlay night. Kv >, I erybody enioyeiT the meeting. Ah. |A\;nltll Xichwh i.-j' Hic_|irejiilent. t*. 1 All < '' lie mini-tersrot' the city are i j working haiil each week tor the sal- * i- * -V ii t M Ol?"I rf i' 111 i 1 ? - j . The Oidei-.ot" the K.istern Star was ~ 'following pel'jsiu'is :it-lended: Mesdamt |'es 1.. J Ko'gers, MIHiurn Bitll. Nora i- l Bowens. Alary Ja'cksoft,-Florence Greg it } Miss. Kit/abet h Roger's, Mr: L. Rog* d |ers and .Mrs. Ik X. Goddari. They 1 I t'epoi ted a good. session. .Mrs. 1- 1 Hariisoij ami daughters d ui B.il;iiuoiie, .Mil., left for their home n Tuesday evening after spending a j, \i*r\ plea-tint slay hvt;e. Airs'. \\ I.. Fox wort It of Mutlins e speip' /a i'evv horn --ith Alts. J. M. rFlairi. on Molality.^ternoon, Airs, liar t risott and : \Jn-v. Fov.worHi. were class matAs in the Flagler High School. The Internal iona.l Society of Mitrir. oif mot at St. .lohri last Monday.5 .Mrs. v \V R. Washington presided. A splen ) did program was nendenH. The next 1- meeting will by .held at Alt. Pisgah '1 Baptist t'lnireh,. August Uth. All are invited. Aliss.Helen 1). H.igin entertained a iew t?i ute i ounp?r v noil on .uonuuy 11 evening1 ill honor* of ther cousin, Miss B Ma he I Tlai rison of Baltimore. 0 ' Ml'. JS. B. Mc.Qiioen who lias been !. on tin- sick list rocoverding to' the " delight of family and trio nds. t The play: "A Southern Cinderella"' J rendered at Hot he) M. K. Church last Tuesday, evening was cpiite a success. 4 4 Rev. and Mrs. (\ Randolph, Rev. 1 and Mrs. W. F. Mcintosh, Rev.* and Mr ~b *lV li Ihii lii it w. r.. the din- I pei< guests of Mr. ami. Mrs. Henry L. .lackson on Monday. Mr. and Mis. Jackson arc citizens that the t*acC ' can boast of.' Mr. and. Mrs. K. K. McLester of ' Cuhiden arc in the city representing i the Commercial Life Insurance Co., , 1 of New Jersey. | ' . . - _ u. r.TTO DEADER ~ \ ' nmmmmmmmmmm** mi IPH i iwc?ra?WBMBKir Annual \l ifl-Stimnirr Vacation Kxcursionw?jL, NKW YOHk. NN \SI1IM.TI)\\ ( IIKACO, MOUNTAIN -- ?A\!?*-'rA -IKMiK KKSOKTSSATl HI),\V,- AI CI ST lYlhT 1931 t ' i| |) \ VS . I li .u :;vu.-?an ply - :i..<ui (.^Uwabia to principal ? point t ? Fi >! i (:.. 11 i . r-.ii i:i'\ t . ii.atiy oljief points. New York Kirtimi?r,<j ...... .. $13.2$ L Atlati'"- ( ^\V">--n. ?" : "ip an- . ; Philajl.-lpiu:, . ... r, , hu ,n n| j' ^al^ipin'iv ... ._... ' 1 '.i "o .? - ; ' . 9 I r ' "* r- . .. 30.95 IN is Pittsl?ni> lis.-if) , ? ft "* Z7- 7 TTT : I ? nTTTTFTT^n :." r2T^0 B Niagara'PntP ?"::M f, . ;g Monti tal " On I."ui> ... 32.05 M k | Wa^Iiiio-hiii : )T ' l-"ui a 29.50 B k Aslua. lit,-. . -* ; .'?? \illo 7.20 ... J^'-l""ti "i>' " i i. : ? n; a, ;.|i_ Ua-i i.onit.-" in South B . j ' Carolina. . . ' B ' A111 u.-t iv o \a?-a!i-.i, ! a; . v., ...-arc .i?:-1 iiiut..-.n-? i.?" nioet tlie wants Blot r v i*i y Ij?#Jy. t * ^ oi' tin ill 111.11. i-(.1 -1 -.M-H-III -a:~ \Ut i,-i n 1 /ay 'oache*- ;T 3| IJIllil.i liiis.I ? < V. Ii t TicI.H I SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM 1 . W-- -r --T- * "jC p., THE T VYLOR'S TEA ROOM J , f: ( 3 ... 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Wednesday & Thursday >* CAPITOL THEATRE J Page 7. 7 BUY Bug?Kil LIQUID INSECTICIDE ; Help Unemployment AMONG COLORED PEOPLE [ills The Poisonous Fly, Mossuito All Insects 'Sold by Druggists and Grocers. uiuiiytJisaiiie m tnt* ?ick?cnamocr. ? pecial Prices to cli^ys, agenta and ocieties. SOLI) BY DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS H E. PRODUCT CO. H. K. LINDSAY, President 'hone ftrj 17. : 7?i7 ,." * Special Excursion VIRGINIA SEASHORE. "ridev, August 7, 193f ROM COM MB1A TO: iWasfctojituii ....... >%.. .115:50?" " Baltimore ,. '?15.50 Cichinond ?? ~?iu.25 ' ~ Norfolk . .... 10.76 Md P^m Con.fou ............. 10.75 ' 'irginia BeaeK ...... ^ 11.25 :ood 5 day* fruni date of sale.... Proportionate farts from other points ... ^Cynjsult Ticket Agents ini'TtirDv m ?" i ?itr?v.> m. v> l. S l'tiVI C AKl) OK 1 HAXTTS Mrs. Llsie H A-Jai'is arid Mr. Harry I. Adams vr;-iii to thank their.many riends tot the kindness .shown them uring trie, death''ot their daughter ?- i-u-i.?,M i -?Hart tie?Ar?Sims.?* 1?: THE PALMETTO LEADER ? ; DO XOLR PRINTING Mail Orders Receixe Prompt ? Attention urii 1'ltR KS IN KEEPING WITH FIRST CLASS WORK i:ilO Av-.emhU St Dial 4523 n . * David G. Ellison General, insurance Honest and efficient attention... gneir-to ai! - business plaaced with me*. ~ PH()NE 5717 ~ 1-21 V\ ASHINGTQN-S-TU-n ; X Poro Beauty Shoppe? t , HOH't Washington St. ? 5T s?..ujv and Han 'Treatment, and Hi'aut\ 1'ulture .. f V ? ' ' Piep'nrat Foi 1 \ T beauty Need, ?j< Speeiliaze In Setting lTp ? \genid f Mrs. either L. starts, ? Supply a Kent " { ' ' .. j -: __ _ IH'THKRN RAILWAY SYSTEM Corrected to .May 10, lt>31 _ rrive Union Station Leave No, .... No. 1:50p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 4:55p r:45a 31 .N. Y.-Augusta 31 7:56a ?:45p 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 1:00p . . 1:l5p 28 Cinu*Ohar'aton 28 4:20p ? e?:-it>p tt> Columbia-Cinn ""9 7:05a >:00a 24 Columbia-Jacks'n 23 10:30p i:20a 8 Col'a-Augusta 7 4:17p, !:48p 20 Col'a-Savannah 19 . 8.:20a >:30p 23 Col'a-Charlotte 24 6:15a LiOOa 13 Cora-Charlotte 14 4:30p ?:55p 11 Col'a-Charl'n. 12 8:00a 1:55a*15 Col'a-Ohari'n 16 3:56a ):00p 16 Col'a-Greenv'e 15 6:50a I ;00p 117 CorA-Charlotte 118 11:20a ) :45a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 6:85p ViaTamden and Rock Hill. Pullman cars. Dining cars.