Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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l Saturday, A^gust lS, 1931. Mrs. W. H. Turner.of Columbia left last Friday for Greenville where slu will spend awhile .with relatives and friends. We are hoping for_ her a pleasant?and an enjoyable stay. Miss Annie Bomar '.lie accomplished 1 and attractive grand daughter of K Kev. and Mrs. C: TT Brown of Florence, S. C., returned home Saturday B oft or a delightful stay in C.GlUlhbia with Mrs. Lillian Watts Brown. Mit'S. Dorothy Mcintosh' of 2315 Lady St., has returned to the city af ter visiting hier husband Mr. C. S. Mc B Intosh who is manager of the Blue Ribbon Taxi Co., in Greenville, S. C. I She reports a very pleasant visit. I Dr. and?Mrs.?C,?L.?Eeoleston of 555 W. Church Street of Oi'landa. I Florida were guests of Mr. and Mrs I Thomas J. Anderson. Dr. Lccleston now a successful denti.-t in Florida ^jf'was formerly of Columbia and a grad^uatenf Benedict Colleger ^ ? - ? Mrs. Nellie Simpson who was . formerly' Miss Nellie Boykin gradu'tej ate nfcrse of the Good Samaritan Hospital recently returned.from Hartford, Conn., where she spent the past yeai B visiting her mother. Mrs. Simpson is now an assistant in the hospital at\ Mullins, Si C. She spent the weekend in the dt'y .visiting relatives and B friends of Mrs. Simpson, "Heartily B welcome her to the "Sunny South." Miss Rusa Lee Rice of Union, S. C., is visjting'sher cousin Mrs. Juiia Humphries, of 716 Assembly St. i?. ' _. . - I Mrs. David Smith, Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Owens and i\iis. Bunyan Burns motored to Jenkinsvdle, S. C. They spent a very pleasant day, among relatives mid friends. Mrs. T. J. Miles, Miss Emma Brew-. , ington and Mr. Geo. W. Epps, 1110- , ' toi-ed to Klngsivge last Sunday moriiing. While' there they were the guests of Rev.and Mrs. J. C. Quarks. Dur- j ing the afternoon, Miss Brewington and Mr. Epps visited many li tends ^ ^ and relatives. ' Alter the evening services they retuumd to Columbia... , They reported having had a safe and pleasant trip. . . Mrs, Preston Crofton of 141 1 ileidt Strr t, left last Saturday for New York City. Mr. A. W. Gilbert stopped' in the city last Monday on business. He 1 was'ieturning from a trip to Tennessee visiting relatives..J tie was accompanied by his wife and baby, his cictor Alicia Mt.li-ii [ **ni -;/.* - Cora L. Alexander.. They reported an enjoyable stay in Tennessee and were enroute for North Carolina. I Miss Carv'n, Srgt. Ceo." H. Bhtler ' and Major Taylor of Anderson, S. C.,'. left the city Sunday afternoon after being entertained by Mr. Geo. Samoa an.1 Srgt. J. 1?\ Jolnison of Columbia. ^ Among the guests; were *TrTTee Out-" . en, Mr. Hprry Chappelle, Mr. J. C. ~ Eubanks, Mr. Jerome Burton, ,Mr. ' John Reed, Mr. Rnfus Bailey of Co- ' . lumbia. A most./-cU*lighual dinner was served at the TaykVi '3 Hotel.. Srg\. Ceo. H. Butler and fcrgi. J F; Johnson aie reiired soldiers of the tenth Calvary U. 13. Army. Yon can :mugiiin ^vhnt fun they h.n.l win-n old timers meet. . L(f Mrs. Sallie E. Howard; principal of. t \ the -Ridgu.vuud SJlcol. u-c .nipm.co j by her Utile daujl.lt.'1 Kalhlc-ii. l:n lastk Saturday for Lansing,. .Mich.,' where "they will spend their vacation ~ "" with Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Hrnvardr 1 j.1 J M\f vr?- .* uiutnei ciii(a 5i3ici *?* Howard. We wish them a, pleasant stay. Mrs. Mamie Clifton of New. York City was in our city last week Visising' relatives and frientkrv- On. _ Wednesday she was the hou.-e guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Lowers* ol 1226 Pine Street and war served wall a-delicious dinner which ^ a- tnwy ed by all the guests, nameiv: Mamie Clifton and Mr. and site. John Hughes." of 2260 Lady St. Mrs. Clifton will visit Aiken -arrtl other c . ies i in the South 011 her return to NeA' York. she reports levying ..Ov I joyed her stay in our city immensely. Mrs. Alice Dowdy of Eustucer, spent last week in the city visiting Miss Inez Ellis, at 1119 Oak Street; city. Mrs. Eatelle Sight for l'u lie tier aTld little daughter!'Vivian of Brooklyn, 1 v N; Y., are here visiting her sisters, Mrs. Nesbit ar.d Mrs. Sullivan on 1 Lady Street, the.ir cousin C'lnnln Hack tt accompanied tl.eui, 't Dh nig his grand-mother, Mrs. Ella Sighller. . Miss OdelL Batey and Miss Carrie k VAlinn r. C A.. ? . r ? nnnv.t lout- i vuiig ui nu^usia, via., .??ov i f^ week-end at the home of Mrs. L. M. Bell on Richland Street.Mrs. L. M. Bell was hostess on last I Wednesday night at a buffett supper I - in honor of Mrs. Sara Champion of | Chicago and Mrs. Long of Boston. Mrg. Rosa Hampton of 1008 Heidt St., has spent 17 days in the Waver-! ly Hospital, she have about recovered ' i and will return to her home on Wed-1 newl*^ August 12, 1931, her family and her many glad friends are glad to see her back home again safe after' a severe operation. ' v ?M?. and Mis. -rtraTnrrrt of quests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood-1 ' son last Sunday at their residence h 1825 Taylor Street. y , i w ; . _ - C :".^L '' !i! ?ilw,. Daisy Counts and her F\Vt> ihiltken Dunham, Jr., and VTvtan left'l the. city last week for Asheville and 1' Henders~onville, where they will spend heir vacartionTH >3 . D. AT C!.ids. o .'...d s r. oi Sun. ^ nerton, .S. C; are.also here visiting her sisters Mrs. Sullivan and .Nc. :bit I' jx\ Lady Street. ) ^ FREEDRICK TQ BOSTON Attorney N. J. Freder ck kfFMon-j lay on a motor trip, his destination i heinp- Boston,. Massachusetts where I le will attend the Supreme Lodge of! he Knights of Pythias. NOTIr'vl ' , n The Mis^'onary Branch Convention vf the Columbia Annual Conference >V meets . at New Brooklaml Church, j Thursday and Friday before the ' * nd Sunday in Rcntember. Mrs. V, T. Ellis, President = Dr. Lee A. Logan, Pastor , m m?; A CORRECTION' C ? Response1 to tint Culmithean Ad- U Iress delivere J inv Anderson ai the Irand -Lod?e was bv Lillian Watts Brown instead of Mrs. Carrie Thomp- . son. _ ^ard of thanks t Mis. Lilliaj: Watts Brown wishes ? fo thank her many friends for their h upport in the Calanthean Popularity a Deputies' Contest at the Grand Lodge s n which she was awarded first prize, p also for their support in her run for q Grand Recorder of Deeds. At pres- c -nt she is sp'ending her vacation at c her Florence home 509, _S. Gilliard t Street. _ . j, MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT f Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson,2513 I v Gervais St., G^'umbia, S. /C., an- i nounce the marriage of their daughter, Julia Belle to Mr. Cromer Ware, 1 Monday, November 17? 1930. t The bride and bride-groom, are.now a living at 1309 McDuffie Avenue. t THE "ROYAL V" CLUB jv ??- ! 1 The "Royal V" club met with the a president at his home 2104 Senate St. v n honor of Mr. Ernest Weir, after t business discussion a few games were d played and then served a salad course t ind a punch course. Visftor Mt. t lames Patterson. We wish to .meet vith Mr. Weir again soon. j r TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB NEWS 11 August 6, The'Twilight .Social Club savt a chicken?supper?at the?re-si- " denee of Mrs. G. Cheeseboro, 923 ? Harden St, The affair began at. 8 30 o'clock. l. The guests' in their attractive gar- * ments danced in the flashing color- ^ ed lights from 8:30 until 9:"30 at this ^ time a buffet supper was enjoyed. _ Music was rendered by our old relia )ie Isaac Russel. After the supper'everybody mount d a large truck tilled with straw, and ?vitnessej a cool tide to the Saluda A Dam, With each couple strolling here ( V end there and the moon rising slowly vt from behind the trees was: a bea'uti- ! w ful sight. . ' t i? ^Agusut 12 at the regular meeting ? -me?new?gentleman,?Mr. Benjamin Grant-: Was- i? ? lm-mhcr |l; We are very glad to have him ^vrth -ei as, and are always glad to have such , respectable young men join us. \v Mr. "Christopher White will join us later.- -/'. " * ': a THE JOLLY WORKERS CLUB ,g. Last we^k wa met at the home of v ;opic for that afternoon wast "Which., ieed the more education the boy or if girl. This was brought to a close | ,,11 U?FTTS?a1i,Vv?V.at.'.iHri <v ?Wto, >C.,> I XI XTTTTT7 UCUl Vlg .^11 e iUL'd tTTOW he gifl needs more education th&'fl | * ... t ? Bk * V BB^ t Bt * MR. EMANUEL B 'ihe above is the likeness of Mr. En published a book of Poeroe, in dialect 1 compliments upon his book. The book R. L. Bryan Co., and thru agents over commission to hgents. His address is C - ' & THE PALMI IN MEMOR1AM In loving memory~uf~<rar--devoted usband and father, Mr. Abram Reed s] depart "?? 15fo. * Deai?we know you're over yonder, H ^ that land of wonder, F. Where the angel voices mingle _C .in! the angel harpers ring; C Fi ee from pain and sorrow. nd the' anxious' dread tomorrow. Resting in light and sunshine, tl i the presence of the King: N Rest on, we'll meet again, Svill not be long. tl Mrs. Lucy Reed, wife and children. w IN MEMORIAM ' - . ' . ?'?1^? a V In sad but lovirtg memory of our ? i^ar^^bnnd^ n^nd rather. John Can-? One year since you left us; f IK 1 j 1 uuw bhu our nearts were made, ||' With a cherry smile and a wave; I ^ >1 the nana. ' ydif ,\4randf>red into an I ^ unknown latid. " Oh, how we hated to aee _you leave! 1 us, U lod in Heaven only knows. 1 But, in heaven we will meet you, Vhere no more tears are shed. Catharine Cannon, wife. 11 Alma L. Hopkins, daughter. XALVAHY BAPT CHURCH Tj + ? ? ; I ~For severaT Sundays, the pastor ias held the atention of the children < nd teachers of the. S. S. by telling I tories in which truth and honesty I ilayed very important parts. The I bject was to let the children see what I* an be gained by these two traits of I { liaracter. Prizes ? havjg been offered | *i o the child who re-tells the stories ! .j ?est. Last Sunday a number of the I *j upils displayed _ great courage ana I It e wtcwed the stbries, nicely. On next I ^ lunday the judges will announce the jit vinners. We began church service at J?| 1:30 with a iaigt number present! | j The pastor's text was taken from j It sa ah 40:3; Prepare ye the way of K he Lord, make straight in the dessert |It high way for our God. In his sermbn j he; pastor contracted the road ' of J It iie .with the high way that Chrisv J ? vants us to build for Him in our 4 .eaits. Oxi the roads of life. there | ^ .1 vi man'u .1,1rw,;~ u... ? ?... oui ii we DUim r:th care the high-way for Christ ; hr.mgh uiix heart ?titer a?can bo?no- ? angers. A tiue highway built for hrist will lead to the hearts of Chrisiuns to other hearts.There are .'30me who build blurt ouds, these have no interest in the, ? hutches, schools home nor the community welfare,- they think only of e hemselves. ' . . We are always glad to welcome jj hi, iiti;inli limn. ot <wwn) and + ther churches, who worlhip with us. u We are sad to report Miss W. Her- -w en, Mrs. J. Ferguson. Mrs. Rosa c. [ampton and De,acon P. Ruff also rother J. S. S.mun who is ill in New 5 urk. - tf INDEPENDENT CLUB , tl The club met at the home of Mrs. T .nine Bell Davault 1215 Senate St., e*. Wednesday Aug. 5. The meeting was l( sty interesting. Alter the business f\ hist was enjoyed. Mrs.'Ethel Lau;1, Mrs. Janie Williams were the winets, after which Mrs. Davault re- ;g eshed?the members, with delicious ? utatu. salad, devil eggs, -fried chick it, hot buttered rolls, punch, after Hi dinner m.nts and _salted peanuts, - UlWil ?? c* O CU. boy. we nave just begun and our officers " re~ as follows^ ' * ~T ~ Miss Emma Boughtnight, president [iss Bowler, vice pre^iripnt; MUa . cting secretary; Selena Boughtnight, reasurer, Miss Jua'nita R. Trezvant, mcrtor: Mis? Elise Trezevantf Miss annic "Harris, Program comnrittefea,- ' A./ | IOSES KEITT r. ' ranuel Moses Keitt, who has just f form. Mr. Keitt/ has received many I retails for 50c and is on sale at the I the state. Mr. Keitt offers liberal' I Columbia, S. C. c|o Post Qftiee. I illltt iTillllii ' i f Mteffa ' DTTO I.EADKK ESTKk Miss Louis Derrick, of. Charlotte, pent the week-end in the city, the nest nf.her aunt, ,M>m, Aimi* Mii"~ llfgr Mrs.-J. \V. Wright, represent m.heatunian Faith?court?tstrI?Mrr* liza Gerinn,. representing F.xcelsion (jLUEk?a-ttended -the Grand C uit ? r alant^ie in Anderson: JMr.. .Edward SjiuS- ancLiaunli: oiL otiQ^nrm ^ J?rr- mi ??ouUI?,anu. mr, inompson attended ie f.uneral of the former's mother, [rs. Sicily Sims. Mrs. Corine Sims of Salisbury, is ie guest of her ,s4sters, Mr-. Esther orders and Janie B. Stewart. They ere all very plesantly entertained t the home of Mrs. Ada WTiitldcTT., Mrs. Bessie B. Douglass is at home fter spending several months. in Wilson, N. C., with her son Ryy, -T T louglass. v? Rev apd Mr? II?ft rro>lv. -With Irs. Crosly'^ sister, Mrs. .McFadden nd Miss Sallie Brauch of Ft. Lawn eft Sunday morning on a motor tnp o" Birmingham, Ala., to attend the Fortran's Missionary Convention of he A. M,. E. Z. Church. Mrs. Etta "James?Robinson of New fork City, left Thursday afternoon ifter a few days here, the guest of ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~"L. A ^ames. . , | Mrs. Emma Benson Wallace, after ,-isiting her sister, Mrs. Esther Knight eft Thursday for her home in New fork City." Rev. W. L. Baxter and family will notor Thursday to Cocoa, Fla., where ie has accepted a calk tt>-the Firsi r Y - REESE'S 1)1 MRS. P. R H A KILL LINE OF PATEN CIG ARS. .AN J- APEX TOILET PREEAUAl ; ' 1 --_IVewk Race Magazines Aiid Newspapi I ICE CREAM PHON 1 12- Assembly Street, irtUVV. ' iiDisEA PARK C. ,.-i. L. (Tie I'd.!! The Sunday School ti pic. ;?-u a toner ted <Ad commissioned" u as ?ii = u-ssed w.th much interest mani;'c?t,-j hy-hnri) teachers una pu.nlf. . The Rev. Gladden who is now reaching at Liberty Street ( r M. h +IUI ill, JciL'h^dli,-- I "Jnn . piein.hv.1 ! m s Sunday morning. , He. pr> ached a onderful sermon' on the "Com et ion of Saul," 4as found in Acts i-Mi And he trembling and astonish. .' I aid Loid what wilt tfiou "hHV? n.e t o? and the Lord said unto" hS.m ai: > n.u go into the city anj-n >t.eul bo ,lj thte what tht>u must iio. Jan.or and Senior League held iv-ir meeting toge'ilitr, at 0 :otJ P. M. he Senior Epwoith League has a >iitest on; title: So-nipt League Voy re", A-trip to Palestine Alls? F-attii.i t'a) LaUghliuili. ( apictU) t'l tl.e Ship r . t-.-i ,1 ...... .. ^ !HE_HADJ QUICK The Ghost Gang aluot H;s c -ftappiia?M> at stake' - > ou'll thrilled and surprised at I love this picture'* blend of typt Haines howls and heart-throbs William HAJNI broadcasts laughs, ^thrills, Romancu in PIEIIATC KCIVIU I C CONTROL CHARLES KING MARY DORGAN " POLLY MORGAN ^ I Wednesday ? 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