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I Page. & ~ ? ? Kyi ' ., ' 7 - .' " ' ' \ i I ADVERTISEMENTS J - CLASSIFIED 116 ' A1 ATTENTION! Wanted, Mechanics, j Labors and Constructioh'men of all w'! kind in various seetiohs* of United State*.?Particulars?2c Stamp.?No- -JJ? ' fake write to-day.? WM. MAXWELL, ' l^lB^inJc^^L^^^^^tichmond^ ljV( PREVENT AND CURE SICKNESS WITHOUT ^-drugs or medicine. My 1923) $1.00. Satisfaction guaranteed J. J. Shine, 1717 Ingram Ave., Rich- -pj |r . mond, Va. lei the estate of Rich-rd D. Thomas deceased, are herby notified to file the same, duly verified, "with the under-' signed. anJ those indebted- to said es state will please make payment likewise. .. ni' , . Columbia, S. C., Daniel Thomas, c|o. th Rev. J. H. Johnson, 1109Vi Washing- J11 ton Street, July-21^ 1931.-V--*-- ? 4 ^X^~X^~X?xk~X-X~XK*<^X?X{. _ * j|,Tha,t old Suit?Dress or Hat be- v T< hind the trunk X. Tl Need not be considered Junk, ?|? L ? We have a process, tried and ,i* ? true, i ^ 11 . ? That makes the old clothes look *t* V like new. _ it Dry Cleaning For Ladies And *j* ? ?< > I Gentlemen ; J. W. Brunson ? ?' TAILORING, Drv CLEAN- X R ING AND DYEING ? p ' ' ' .Vf PHONE 7162 . { B < ? 713 Main St., Columbia, S. C. >* \ \ . A Mother's Care With All ' V ^ < - Y.ou Wear." J I( ? ? X 111 ! LJ~;~;K~X~XKK~XK~XK^~X~X~X'*>?J a =? li BUY G \S AND OIL ! ? LEEVY'S SERVICE |! STATION & GARAGE | 1831 Taylor St. Phone 9271 be C * OPEN ALL NIGHT M VISIT " si * The Theta Miniature 9 . : Golf Course >B PISTE AND WASHINGTON ol 10c Per Nine Holes tr. BUS WILLIAMS. MGR. i V ilDADCVV Have made the IIIiIIb ! I ? treatment of h TI1WI VI* Jropsical trou- P bles a specialty for many years. Have treated hundreds ot cases, have w yet to hear of anything to equal the b treatment I give for dropsical trou- n bics.?Write giving a ful. statement . of your tBoublfhj and present rnndi- vfion, if sufficient further'"information P . .. with a test or tria] treatment will be Dir. Thos. E. (ireen, tfept. 41 'Chatsworth. Ga ^ ' \ C i t< Low Stntday Excursions lc per mile Travelled s - ?BETWEEN-;' 'n I. * ' I All Points 150 tallies or less. ? Good in loaches 'cmly-:^ Return->UmitT Date of Sale: 7 - - s_ b( ~ Week-End Tickets^ jj One and One-Fifth Fare h Round Trip__ j All points in Southeast.' - Sold Fri- Sl days, Saturdays and Sunday morning trains. Return lihiit Tuesday R following. . ? r' ' . * ' * o 10 Day Coach Excursion a One and One-Tenth Fare Round Trip i w All points in Southeast. Sold Fri- T days, Saturdays and Sundays.' w ?L_J ' R ... Consult -picket Agents ?, Southern Rl'way System ^ ECONOMICAL COMFORTABLE SAFE C Do Your Trading With Our Advertisers ir . a EBAUGH'S I J FRESH FISH a Watch our Specials Wednesday and Friday di We Dtess andf Deliver Free COURTESY ? SERVICE) PHONE 5619 fy 1124 Washinfirton St. Col?., 8. C. va | th ? CO J G SUBSCRIBE TOr "THE LEADER" J , "t ' Wit " IN MEMORIAM ~ ~ I G I Sl n sad but .loving memory bf my PJ ar-hu*b??d,- Moses BrantTy, who do parted this life July 24, 1930. to >-times I grow lonely when sorrow so seems to share;' ' ien something seems to tell me dear tl husband di lat God loves you evermore. my heart your memory lingers dear husband, ^ S' /eet and tender fond dnd true ;aven knows how sad'the parting, hi what the farewell . lost. sc it we. trust God and His angels Ive^gained what we have lost.- lu >u left behind a broken "heSTt ft lat loved c you so sincere, ei tat never did and never will forget W you Moses dear. - < Devoted wife, Mrs. Kaziah Brant- Si /, Moses Brantley, Jr., G. B. Brant- r> r, Prank' Brantley, Ethel Carter "TFi rah Beit Cochran, Children. ="T~ ~ IN MEMORIAM n, eiiiory of my dear husband and fa- s. er who left us one vear ago today, ily.. 30^-14130,? ? hi rrget you, Oh never! while thioba >?"-y this- breast he heart that forever with you u seeks, its rest. *3 d us you were d treasure h hat hallowed each spot u ife has not one pleasure where you are not. g Lovingly wife and daughter ai Lillie CroslancT r, Olgia MeLeod . ... v D1LL0N.__NEWS J Sunday morning at H:Utn d*gtnckr rg ev. W. T. Murray of McClellanville ^ reached a soul stirring sermon at ethel A. M; R. Church. Revival ^ leeting -begun last Monday night at ( ethel. Rev. Murray is preaching )r us. Rev. Murray is a God sent an and has been induced to" remain nother week. Sunday night at "8:00 lie again de- (j vered an inspirational sermon from ' St. Mark 10:21-22; | subject "The ich Young Ruler." '' * . - ^ The young ladies of . St. Stephen !. E. Church has organized a Queen J. ster Club. .Miss Thelma Powell vice resident; Miss Lizzie Powell, Vice resident; Miss Susie E. Williams, \\ ecretary; Miss Marion Graham, 1 sst. Secretary; Miss Mamie God)lt, Treasurer; Miss Carolyn McCall . hairiuan of Literary \Comn f .tee; P rs. T. B. Gordon, Chaperon. "J Mi sses Estella Bethea, Carolyn Mcall, Marion Graham, Lucile Nickols, j asie Williams and-Mrs. Ruth Collins e attending Summer School in ^ "avion,- S. G. - ; - -MrulLLeRoy Junes of West Paltfl ' each, Fla., was the week-end guest" Mrs," A. N. McLeod._ s. Meldames Ret bed Roger and Gerude Baine of Brooklyn, N. Y , are siting relatives in the city. Mrs. Ola Duck left Wednesday for Washington, D. C. Dr. C. H. Garrett and Mr. Jas. ampbell spent Sunday in Columia the guest of Dr. Garrett's parents rof. and Mrs. C. G. Garrett. The funeral of - Mr. Cade Ellison ho died in Pittsburgh, Pa., will be eld aj. Bethel'A. M. E. Church Wedesday afternoon, ' - r Mrs,. Mary Stricter, of Wilmington ; visaing bor -o^tur, M.LS Annie arlor. ... . 'Miss Ruth Alford the accomplishd daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas I 4, . ...i - J? ? - Q n 1 o 4 lack Pastor of hit. Stephen M. E. hurch were married Wednesday ?afjrnoon at the home of the bride's arents. * Mr. Mm'k l'ag^ dh'd at home in Hie l uburbs, Tuesday morning. N )ON' BAPTIST C'H 1' KCH NKXVq Sunday?was . anuthuv?high day? ur church. In the absence of our ~ doved pastor who has been ill for a jnslderable Jdme^and aken ^leaye leasant trip, may God take care of im and restore his health that he light come back to us and feed our >_ ouls with gospel food. He has left in charge of his Hock lev. C. II. Cooper, a splendid young lan who is able to fill any pulpit; a eal gospel minister. To hear him nee will create a desire .to hear him gain, - ? Sunday morning the School opened t its usual hour.with officers'at their lostf. A liter devotional the lesson as profoundly taught by the teachers he reports of classes and committees 'ere received; Benediction by the lev. R. B. Gilmert. At 11:30 the pa?tor.in charge asmded the rostrum with Revs. J. B. After the opening exercises Rev. ooper selected his text from the lat?r clause of Mark 2:1; And it. was tioArl lUnJ- rr? ' v. moi iic was i>i me nouse. -The Hormon wua-wieof beauty and rspiration. Rev. Cooper is indeed wonderful preacher. Sunday evening the Jubilee Choir ttve a pew rally which was quite a uccess. ' We thank the following loirs for their participation: Zion, ethlehem, Ridgewood, Jehovah and ntioch. Sing on for God. g Our night service was fine inspite a the heavy rain, we were entertained ith a lecture: "The Reward of Obe ence," which was enjoyed by all." - ? conwayTnews Hethel A. M. E. Church Our revival meeting closed with uch success. The Evangelistic Naaniel Jlarrington deft Mxinday. Ju- _ 20th for Pawley Island for^a weeks ication. After spending a week on e Island he left for Georgetown '"to' nduct two weeks meeting fft Rev.. Goings Daniels,* D. D. Sunday July 19, was a high day rom the sunrise prayer meeting lere everybody present was filled ;h the Holy Spirit. Rev. W. I. ' . , THE PALMETTO I ore selected as a text T Kings lKriHr ibjeet, "A cause for Decision." He reached a soul stirring sermon. The idrs of the church were opened; ohonnected with the church, little James . Keeth. We were favored with a do by Mr. L. Servy. Mr. G. W. James our delegate to le Electoral -College made a splend report Prof. E. Hemmingway and | Mr. 'illiam Mct'ra.v inuturod .to Marion unday. Prof. W. J. Johnson and family is u-k home again, after a successful hool year at CI id, N. C. Sunday School opened Jit itye usual >ur After a beautiful and brief disitalon of.the lesson we we,r(t_favof1 with- a splendid review by Rev. r. I. Gore. After which the school el'ected delegates" for the Sunday hool Convention; namely. Miss Ma' Drayton, Halisteen Parmley;""Ema Stanley, George Buck. suir service at*1 Bethel Church. Sunday- July 2d, was class dayi- AD r all preliminaries the pastor tu|iii ..v : ... . i. i ^? i liw-_?cx v ice uwr 'iu ihu lciiuer* mr a>a examination which was ijuite u jiritual one. Intermediate Class No. ~~57 is still aiding the banner. ?-?- ?? - We are glad to-~havej_-Mls_L A. B. /ilson back with us again,' the preeient of the A. C. L. who has been way attending )tho AHen-Benedict um?ner Schoool. Mr. Baitot King ? also back to the delight of his reltivc-s and l'i iends. Mi's-. Ruth Gadsden aid her two r&nd?tin tighter* little A a lea?Devoid id littl^. May-ion Letawood Cuyry'has lturned home after speeding a few eeks in Philadelphia. They , reports very instructive and enjoyable trip. Irs. Etfie Hemmingway left Tuesday 1st, for Beacon, N.\ Y. Miss P.oaena McCrav wn i ft lb d "iiifon 'it'vonnx of.,tho itlmniii of hur rot her. a ~V. ? Miss Cecil Moore and Miss Ella tilth Moore left. Sunday afternoon or Marion to attend Sununei school. Miss Maggie Johnson 'is improiig at this writing. M'rs. Nancy' Wallace is somewhat udispo;ed. We hope she. will .soon e Herself again. t W. H. And F. M. Society ^ . The Society met at : the home ol Irs. Nancy. Robinson, Friday evenlg July 24. The president being abent the Vice President, Mrs, Annie Lewis . presided. After the usual pening the transaction of business ook place. The hostess served a sald course followed by a sweet course, "hose present: Mesdames Franks, B. Rhue, W. B. Levesier, Sue Nixon, K. trantly and Rev. an! Mrs. Core. During the revival Rev. and Mrs. lore and Rev. Nathaniel Harrington tie young Evangelist _wgre. dinner nrwtti nf i\Tnin? T.pnti V !. Lover,tor,, E. Jo.nerj, PL Anderson. Ir. and MrsT G. Gri.ssett and Mr. and l'rtf; "Lawrence. . ? Si PSS& - % WmM&f I mam I.oving a Sfej fast gorgeous ?H--th i?Hf!; -ft*?44?? cloth es c:rea- a^j^j P^J I tjdns conceived 11 II in Paris this SwAvHl H season! I Wednesday | CAPITOI. THIS COUPON A> AD M I $ _ TO SEE A CTI7ATT7 ; | " N O I WEDNESI | - DAY OB ? J m\ LEADER * ' - The Baby Contest given by Mrs. Frame's Core. was quite- -a success. The coniestants were: Mazie Qreene, Herbert Mclxjod, Jr.; Annie Mae Gore Peter Henry Hemmingway, Myrtle Ballard, William Woodbury, and little Misses Hughs and Charlton. The 1st prize was won by Peter Henry Hemmingway, amount raised $5.45; the second was won by Annie Mae Gore, amount $5.05. Ke\. and Mis. Gore and daughter Annie Mae motored to Little River Wednesday and were the guests ol Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gore. On Thursday^ they mortored from Little River to Supply, N: C., and were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Gory. * Rev. George C. Johnson, Uncle of Mrs. Gore was the guests Sunday qf_ Rev. and Mrs. Gore. Dr. D. C. Deas stopped a few minutes at the A. M. E. Parsonage Sunda v enroute to Myrtle Beach. f * " __ _ _ < 4ll srKK PARAGRAPHS J Quit,, a number of Pythians and (';il:tnlhiatis left "Tuesday for Ander .<011 to attend the Grand Lodge this jwek. . ~~Mrs. ItLrfeu- IT. Champion and Mrs? ('. \1. Fiitley hav,. returned.from Summer ' School at "Benedict "College. , Mrs. C. jU_. Finley was unanimously selected CI rand Royal Matron of the Fastern Star Chapter of South Carolina at the Grand Chapter meeting in Bennottsvill.. last week. Since ronehing home, sin- lias been sick In Tul with malaria fever. Prof, and Mrs; "Means?of Paducah^ Kv., ar,. the proud parents of their first horn, a daughter, born Saturday, July 18. Mrs Mean? is the daughter of I 'resident?and Mrs. J. D. Martin. ..of Umiiuid Institute! She and hushainl ere spending the -summer here \v TTTT tier patents. Miss. \Pernioe Allen is attending Sumer School in Columbia 'University,New York City. B0111 to Mr. aild- Mrs.. "John HeylVian on Saturday JuY 18, a daughter. Mother and bahv. are doing fine, o The body of i\l,r. James Brown was brought here Wednesday morning 11 loin mi. i ikii'f. in. .k, wnere ne ana pis wife, Mis. Sylvia Brown have niade th'oivjhoine for the past eip:ht years. Fnnei at services we ilh l%ld at Calvary i Baptist Church? Revi^I." C. Gilrriore Drenched tin*, sermon. Interment in I IF hron Cemetery, IJiuJertakr J. E. Ispmni was in charge. His wife aei coin pa'itied hodv home. Rev. W.. H. Baxter has hp en called to tli. pastorate of the First .Baptist jChurch of Cocoa. Fin. The conpregraII k?ii of Cnlvarv Baiitist Y'h-rr". an.t the friend, are hotrin<r thy he wijl 'decide to remain in Che-sher. Mr. I.ooi- Finicx i"- in the city aftPi f it v " " " " t l'nde?Tnrhei Paul Hirkufnbottom is ? The Kcil-Headed Tarnailii in a t hi idibinv. dramat if tiit. "No Limit ." For love, laughs, or heart tilling emotion?s h e ' s "IT"! Meet"' the NEW ~ M'lara 15 o \v?dramatic I ?:?m.'iitmtion fit' 10&1 1 1 & I hursday 8 . THEATRE { - -- ? ? ID 10. CENTS WILL | T 0 N E | ND HEAR i'. I BT> W IN? 1 . - I MIT" ? MfONLY ? l NIGHT | ~~ T" ? a : i' . iLl?LJ-' i, J( -' ' '^zr^ J'^ssassrc k ivir* ?----- -?-?^ , F ^ ~f a l|M^' \X?;s, ^ ti -rrK^. t CLARA BOW ! in "No Limit" ' A Paramount Picture Wednesday And Thursday j CAPITOL THEATRE i very ill at the home, of his father, Mr. r C. H. Hickumbottom. The many ~e friends wish for him restoration to health. , , ^ Mr, J. S. Standback, Grand High ? Priest of Royal Arch Masons, accompanied, by his son, Mr. Israel Stand- J back, motortd to Bennettsville, and attended the O. E. S. Grand Chapter j meeting. , The Piedmont Summer School of ? Rock Hill, will close on Saturday af- j", ternoon. The attendance passed the 300 mark. , r Friends in the city~afe very sorry -p to learn of the-death of Mr. John Bo- * vlftn of Orqjpgehnrg. who died July _ 6. Mr. Bovian was the father of Miss~ n Estelle Bovian, Domestic Science in- t strdcioF 0T~ FTnley HI School. Deepest sympathy is extended Miss Bovian e end relatives. . . . - u Mrs. Nancy Anderspn and her two j litle daughters of Charlotte are guests of her mother, Mrs. Alice Ferguso#. s c Mrs.* Rachel Neland has returned 1 to Camden after spending two weeks g with her daughter, Mrs. Hettie Rainey i IN MEMORIAM i In sad but loving memory -of Joe u Fair who departed this life July 31, e i oon 1 ii.iu. J Dear brother one year ago today, You left this world below, s Seeking refuge in a better place _jj To dwell for ever mors. -I Your visibility was to\ mi away from . ;i US, V But your memory still remains, I Although you are beneath earth crust -Your soul for eternity shall reign. I 4.... ........... ..\ We are praying in hope to meet you When we shall hear that hta\enly t band Around the throne we'll greet you t """" . " . . "7 i not f. V |PUB -i The Aug f ? " * I cu ~ X INCORFC Y X' ?: - , . Witiy-lleadm 1109\<i Washington Str A "meeting-, was held July 23 X uersoimel and the financial b Y The following Officers '6f the Y J- P. REEDER, President, C Y 1). H. Si MS, Vice President T. H. PINCfcNEY, Vice Pn ?? A. P. SPEARS, Vice Preside JULIUS FIELDING, VicrJ % JAMES FRASIER, Vice Pr< . G. L. FLOYD, Secretary-Tr X - - - ; I This Club is organized for tl Y all Colored ^Automobile owner Y established as rapidly as possi _Y State*. ? i?Phone 6422 or write Home C t mentioned for further inforn X ~ --? Your car protected uo Y Discounts on gas, Oil "Y ?Puncture?rfrxed? Tow Y " MEMBERSHIPS ? (Can be secured on pai Y "This Club justifies the suppc bile Own Y > SPECIAL ( % FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS 1 i ? FULL TAKEN AT $9.( - ? ' / - ? Saturday, August, l, 1931. /ith great joy, we'll shake your hand, Julia Fair, Mother E--iL -F?irr Father Rodgers Fair. Brother Albertha Fair, Sister EW RALLY AT WESLEY M. E. CHURCH SUNDAY" AUGUST 2. There will be a Pew Rally at Wesiy?M?E?(.rurch Sunday?evening, august 2, at 4.^80 o'clock". Given by lie, members o^-TTVe Ladies Aid Sociey. Rev. W. M. Roseborough Svill reach. yJe will also be favored with uuertet from Sumter, S. C. The public is cordially invited. . y "'vN WENT SOCIAL CLUB The club met AVednesday at the ionic of. Mrs. Janie Williams Wheat 'tre. t the president presiding. Sevral friends were pre;eht arii quite i few o^-themembws were present. Ve had some very interesting whist rames after the business session, ili's. Williams served ihe club, punch re tea, hot buttered rolls, fried chick? li, toniatoe sarad, pickles, salt peaiui, after dinner mints which we all njpyed. ilT. C A I.-V A It V A \i ir ruimru - ...... ... .... V11CIIV II . Ilartsville, S. (!. ? Mt. Calvary A. il. E. Church is still blooming. On Vednesday evening at 8:00 P. M. he Indies of the Missionary Society icld heir regular meeting at the home 1' Mrs. Ewiiiio Jones 172ft Howard? iy Mrs. HaHie Russell, the viee.presilent. After all business we entered iir social hour. We. were delightfull served an ice course and cakes. &uniJav morning was another suoeggftli day jor'pnr Sunday Sehook ? There were many good thoughts on he lesScin. v ~ ~ ?? r ~ -? ? At 11:15 Rev. D. M. Blown preach-, d a wonderful sermon'from 'the book if Romans. It was beneficial to all . jreseivt. ' ? At 4:00 P. M. Rev. W. E. Richardon Pastor of Bethel A. M. E. at Dai inglon preached1 a wonderful and oiil stirring sermon in behalf of the Ilue Ribboi^ Circle of 'the Missionary Society which Mrs. Lily McCrenom s leader. We ware pleased to have ? he visiting friends from Bethel with is in the persons of Mr. Samuel Tony, Mr. James Toney, Mrs. Robinson, ilrs. Brown and Miss Willie M.' Richardson. The music for the occaion was renders! by the Jubilee 'choii it' Jerusalem Baptist of this city. Miss Gertie Harrington' accomlanied? by her husband were visitors it the .afternoon services. They rcre the guests of their mother, Mis. latue Kusse.il.. Those on the sick list are Kev. J. I. \Villiams and Mrs. Bell Beasley. Ve wish for them an early recovery. . _ We thp member's ' Of" Mt. "Calvavy t. M. :B; ex-tend to them our fiarnd of ympat-hy and prayer during these heir hours of illpess. * ?*?-i._ r i.. . _ ICE - Y Y .... A HF. ? iLIC?-?? i Service 4-7 . ' - . Y JB ? , : ^ ? ? ) RATED Y \ ,, , ' t * ' " V jailers at_ _ i_ r eet, Columbia, S. C. JL ' X acking of the institution. Y Corporation were elected: * Columbia, S. C. V , Columbia, S. C. * +? iFsicteht, Xolumbia. ST C. . > intf Sumter, S. C. ?* ^re^ident, CharlesiQiU-S.. C\ . > il, ChKston, S. C. X 3sident, Charleston, S. C, ^ easurer, Columbia, S. C. T t . ^? he protection and benefit of f s. Branch offices -to be Y hie throughout the United )ffice or any Officer hereon aation. X . to $50.00 damages Is and accessories 'ing up to 5 miles ?- Y * r $12. PER YEAR / rtial payment plan)? ^?Y 1 ? >rt of all Colored Automo- X lers." " ; A | )FFER: T MEMBERSHIPS PAID IN % )0 ? JOIN NOWJ! x X /"