The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 05, 1931, Page Page 7, Image 7
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Mt*. Hattie Blake, .formerly oi
W.innsboro but now of Detroit is
visiting Rev. and Mrs. W..R, Bowman
on Harden Street.
Madam rumor has it ,, that hundreds
of Columbians will spend Monday,
Labor Day at Jenkinsville attending
the barbecue at that place
Mr. Shirey Martin, who is the livt
wire at that place and an old barbecue
man is backing the Church ir
their movements. Mr. Martin ha:
been sick a few days but thinks h<
will be well enough to give orders.
Mr. and JVIrs. Guinyord of St. Mat
thews- spent a few hours in the city
Mr. Girinyard is reputed to be the
wpalthiest man among Negroes ir
St;. Matthews.
Mrs. Eva Mobley left the city
Tuesday for Georgetown, S. C.
" airs. Irene Hagood and her little
daughter Thomasena is in New Yorl
visiting her ^ons Thomas and Russel
Ilag'ood and <jn her return will stoj
in W ashington and spend a few days
with her sisterj Mrs. u. B. Rhodes.
- Mrs. Martha McKissick and daugh
ter Mrs. Annie Sampson, neice Mrs
Annie L. Dantzler and son-in-lav
Win. Manning Baxley motored t<
Spartanburg and Union to visit Tela
ported a pleasant time while in Unioi
they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Mack McKissick.
Misses Rhoda. and Daisy Swyger
.. left Tuesday for their ^ home ii
Washington, D. C. They had spen
about ten days with relatives ^an<
? fr-iends?Hi?Lexingtonv- -Irmo--and-<3o
lumbia. They have two uncles ii
Columbia, Dr. L.' A, Le;vie and J. B
Lewie. Many receptions were- ten
dered them, bat one of special men
tion is the one^on Monday arteniuoi
at the home of Mrs. W. C. Champioi
712 Assembly St. 'The Mrs. B. A
Everett and Mrs. Jennie Mae Wilo
- being the sponsors. ;
Mr. E. W. Bouler of Winnsboro wa:
a pleasant visitor to the city las
Misses Ida and Rebecca Johnson o
Aiken, S. C., are spending some tinv
in the city, as the very pleasan
house-guests of Mrs. Hazel G. Book
man.
Mrs. Alice Harley of Summerville
S. C._. is spending the week with Mr
and Mrs. G. P. Ruff 1005 Pine St.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patterson an<
Misses Lillie Mae and Barbara Burtoi
and Mr. Fred Wise motored to Dar
lincrton, S. C.j'August 30 to see Mrs
Lula~Reese. -? .
Ml . Phito Henderson and Mrs - Jnlii
- Mae Goode-Hertderson, left the cit;
Wodnordny afternuuii fur AllU-IltaT'Gir
after spending a'few days here witl
relatives. Mrs. Henderson is the fe
rent bride of Mr. Plato Henderson
She was formerly Miss Julia- Mai
Goode of Greenwood, S. C. 1
? Mrs. Erlilli Hicks Lloyd witn nttli
Letitia and William, Jr., from Wash
" " iiifrtMv; u; r., ,-tVe visiting their me
ther and errand mother, Mrs. Kali
11 irks at 1207 Oak Street.
Prof, andXHia. .Tongph A TWUy
L'3. -son of.Mr. and-Mrs. John W. Bailej
ft- left Sunday for State College, Pint
? Blulf, Ark., where Prof. Bailey begir
his work as dean of the College.
Mrs. Delia Lomax-House of New
York, is in the city visiting' her pa>
rents Mr. and Mrs. Lom'ax at 2021
Marion SL ^' - .
Miss Allfia "Bailey former l!popula]
, Columbia girl, now of Brooklyn, N
J., was here for the week visiting hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey
Mr. O. Lightbourne, of Chicago
representative of the National Negri
Farmers Co-operation Associotion
Mr. Seymour Carroll, Rev. Charles H
Brown, and Mr. Joseph A. Bailej
. motored to Timmonsville and Florenc<
Wednesday to inspected the cannj
plant of Dr;" l.- Lv Asbuhy.
Dr.?A. E. Boyd of Maryland, form
ly of Ureenville and Mrs..-Boyd vlilt
n/l Mr* orwl \fro PVinrlpa H HiPTPr n
802 Washington Street druing th<
week ;
M iss Hattie Johnson on Pendletoi
Strei-t at Oak is back home after i
.'Vacation near Jenkinsville.
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Owens have lef
the city for Los Angeles, CaL, when
Dr. Owens will persue his Ph. D. de
gree at the University of Calf. Whih
in the city they were the recipants o
many dlighful social affairs. The!
* many friends regret their departure
and wish them much success in thei
new home.
-rJ?h? man" friends of Dr. and Mrs
J. 0. White of Winston-Salem, N. C.
was happy to welcome "him in Thi
city on last Wednesday. He preach
ed a wonderful sermon at Zi6n to i
large: crowd while -m the cit^. Rev
an 1 Mrs. White and little son, J. XI
and Rev. Nesbifct were the house
.guests of Mr. and Mrs. James W
Hopkins and mother,
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: _X ,, ?*. ' '
Miss Isabelle O. Jackson left tho\J
city t i*!ay tor Clinton,. S. C., where]
he will resume her duties as teacher I
in the Bell 9tret High School. We
wish for her a pleasant and successful
school term.
Mrs. J. G. Stuart and Mrs. C. E. j
Stephenson spent last week in St.
Helena's Island, near Begufort as the
-"gusts oF Dr. and Mrs. York Bailey. I
They rtfport quity a pleasant tiip. |
|
Mrs. Johnnie Stuart of Greenwood I
Is spending the week as the house- I
guoet of her children, Dr. and Mrs. i
L J- C. Stlini-t nn Pinn st . not 1
l _ : r?
' Last Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Watson were the pleasant
house-guests of Mr. and' Mrs. Dock
4.1?-?:j 440/4 r.
. _ e> i"V '"B
tact- that all new officers held their
post for the first time since election
night and generally all "places_lhai
J -was-occupied by said officers act as
1 they were best fitted for their indi
vi'.] tel post. ? Thc_. ^president spoke
" on the progress of the club. It was
1 quite a brilliant affair throughout and
' the iolly bunch of young men seem
ingly very much amuses over the
- achievements. Something very imr"nortant
is going to happen that is a
i veTy gala affair. Well the 1st dance
. of the Fall will on the 18th of this
i month. So if you don't have a guest
to bring to this nice outing, come a'
lone and give the boys a glad hand
s and smiling face by jour presence
DUMAS CLUB
f ?
e Tuesday August 25th the members
t enjoyed a hapny evening at the home
- of Mrs. Bernice Hallman 020 PineStreet.
Mr. Gonzales Lybrand was
host of the evening. .
, Rnsinpss meeting presided over by
' president. A reception was planned
>r the next meeting in honor of.
the members who are leaving soon
j to resume their work in the teaching
^ profession.
After transaction of business the
,, memoers ana guests were served tried
chicken with butterd rolls, poato chips
tomato salad, ice tea, ice cream and
cake by the Host. During the repast
* short program was rendered aR fol
lows: Toanf ?n T.aHinn, Mi W' Pj/'?
ques; Toast to Men, Miss Carrie Cook;
i Remarks, Mr. Joseph Krouse; Vocal
- Solo, Miss Mary Nance; Short Talk,
: Mr. C. T. Foster; Response, Mr. Lamu
; Bradley; Instrumental Solo. Miss He!
en E. Nance. After the program card
plaving wnn pngagcd in fnr n ihnvr
- while at the end of which it' was
found 'that 'the highest score for
" men was heT'd by Mr.E<I\0ara rrossley1
- -for Hadies7~Miss Mary Nance; Miss
Edith Skipper held highest for guest.
Miss Helen Nance cut consolation;
~ Miss Hertasine Cannon, captured ttie
' booby. Miss Ethel GibsOn had charge"
} of the score pad. After the scores
1 were checked the guests enjoyed music,
conversation and dancing.
Among the guests were Mrs. Edith
> Skipper of New York; Mrs. I. Rob
erts. Louisville, Ky.; Mr. S. B. Thoni
1 as, Montgomerg, Ala.; Miss Mo ttie
- Lyles, Miss Ethel Gibaon? Miss Mamie
Reed, Mrs. Sarah Clark, Miss Lur
cy Lee Reed; Mrs. Florence Johnson,
New York City.
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' MR. AND MRS LUTHERMORLAND
HONORED
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, Mr. and Mrs. Cromer Webber
. entertained on Wednesday evening at
r their home on Rice St., in honor of
i Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morlad of At'
lanta, Ga.
The'evening was well spent. Misses
Gertrude Bonny and Eloise Janerette
- aided much in making the occasion
~ happy by leading many Interesting
' games. naiwc
ly: Drem World, Kick off Blind,
attendance and others the host and
' hostess served a delicious salad course
white punch was served durfng the
games.
The j?uests were as follows: Mr,
t and Mrs. Luther Morland, Mr. and
; Mrs. John Atchison of Atlanta, "Ga.;
~ Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Brown antr Miss
? Lucile Tucker of Waycross, Ga.,
r Misses Eloise Jansrette and Gertrude
e Bonny of Columbia.
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MISS BURLEY HONORED
Pomaria, S. C., Sept. 3, 1H31?Miss
1 Hattie Counta returned home during
2 the week froih Asheville where she
spent the summer.
1 During th week Miss Counts entertained
for Miss Elizabeth J. Hurley
of Dawkins and her sister Miss Ruth
4 Beatrice Budlcy. Miss Counts and
Miss Burley will enter Benedict. College
at the fall term Sept. 23rd.
. vviuiouii ot tut'ir resilience liar
. den Street after a very pleasant stay
with their relatives and friends, they
, left last Wednesday morning for their
> home in Baltimore, Md.
i Miss Mamie Anderson of Columbus,
j Ohio, left Monday for points in Ten>
nessee and Virginia after spending 3
weeks here.
Mr. Robinsoi^of Savannah GaT, is
in the city visiting relatives and
[ friends. He i?; the guest of Mr. and
' Mrs. Henry Workman at their, residence
1825 Taylor Street. On Hi
return home he will visit Atlanta, Ga.,
f Aueusta and many other citis.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jackson of
?Birjningi.nm, Ala-?Mr.?rtubui I CUFI*
non of New York and Miss Hertasino
c Cannon of this tity weie the house1
guests of Mr. and Mrs.AQpck Johnson
> Tuesday evening at their residence
? 1426 Harden Street. The evening
was very pleasantly spent with vocal
and instrumental numbers with Mr.
. Cannon at the piano.
J THE R. S. CLUB
=?? 4 h Radio Sooiel Club held a very
! interesting - meeting Tuesday night
t at^ the Odd Fellows' Casino, It Was
QUlte a successful mpp+inor 'nwi'nn
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[SOUTH CAROLINA STI'DENT \Xb
| TEACH Kit WEi:i\.IM> HIRSTS
Mt. arid .Mrs. AT:"\ 1 \*i?? \\ . Huhon of
j G9 E. 57th St., .had as her guest over
the week-end Ali-s Millie^ll. Rivers
I who is a student of the South Caroilina
State College and -Mis* Bertha
L. Rivers teacher in one -of the city
I Public schools fit S' rir.:il.ui-fr, -SL-Ol
,The guest were entertained with
i Radio and card parties all rrT which
I they enjoyed ' very much.
I They have been in the windy city
all summer and their 'many l'riends
have endeavored to" make their visit
n jilnn mn| rm?. Dimiei?pUtlOW, lllhcheon,
bridge and theatre parties
have been given in their honor.
Miss Bertha Rivers will bo the
house guest <>f Mrs,' Nannie Clinki
scale of 5347 Calumet Ave. next week
I Mrs. Glinkscale wall formerly Miss
| N. Sumter of Sumter, S. C., and a
class-mate of Miss .liivcL^a'iumClinkscale's
she will R" <" nyr cousin
Mrs. Vivian Ilall of u.'Jitl St.
Former Greenville (iiil entertains
With Theatre Partv
nr-.. -\T..
I mis. .11 ?y me .MUiniaio I. Ii.urleOt
5714 Calumet Ave , gave a Theatre
party Monday, Augu-t 17, honoring
Miss Bertha L. Ri .t ?rartanburg,
S. C., who is in th?* cit\ visiting
htnr aynt Mrs. Agnes. Colling oit 1101
S. Tarkway.
Mrs. Charles i- from- fitV-o.nville,
and was a Mis? Mnvmo .Shumate 1"?fore
her,mamn?rc>'~wiiich l. ok place
early jji June.
Miss Rivers, hay tee.i.| -Hust of
the - n ' 1 -?T-?thai
were planned fot let d,t,; t > illness.
Now that -.lie is a4i!-* to " ..jungaiti
her many l'riend.; veoivd-i;, vYe (vying.
-Jui.ynakc'--up-- ,f-.-?-e---rd-t?-be has
missed.
A farewell reception has beer
planned by ?otiio ,.f ;i,.- Tiuh hoy
and girls for next week. Y.Q-he firrn
in the beautiful and jm, i.'V.-. .i yroo -..-I
her aunt and -uncle. ??r.i? and Mrs.
Charles Rivers ?.f O'-lS IV;; tree on
Sunday,- August :M. Mi . Rivera
accompanied Miss (k omnia Smith tr
the Phyllis Wheatl f y. ITunie In a
Musical Tea. " Mis Smith- rendered
several numhei s,'piuiiM - <:<I andwns
heartly appla+ttVrh?Tit.- , iV.-.'-T.in, v. a.
enjoyed by all
TIIU l-yATvy TT|
' " ROOK Cll !;
t J* ? .w"T _* "x." *.'A". ^"
.*--At1 i^bht? revive-*
members who ?*. M,.
Knight, Mi y V ' >;; |\ nie
Leo P<>eand- 1 Hzalu t!'
Thomas. Thn v- , * ?- i
singing "R. k'nl 1. " ! ri|ilure
lesson iii M . ! ' i.
"Rock of Avis" w..-f - T' . I. e.:
Prater in eM.t-c't. W 7'-"a n.-v\
-olTicxiVi M i - M ! "1 i-.?uH-rrt
Viss At tlllil " 'it; V- . Ot
Rhakpspcari': ll h'di.-w A i, llv Mi ..'
McKnigrht: t w? i os-vim m. J'1 tI >? !?.< -l?y
Miss?McKnit i"-!-:?''!'r .
Naomi X. l.own;.| .'.v., : s m.r;
Miss I'orthji. ] jt A'it.;' ' .!
dys Ilitll. iff. 7 ; ? \U M. .1 ... . -| ,
Oui-Mihjr. As thoTr.fi w , > , i i if
niomhors ^ai.l a 1 jvii.i
thefr duos. Tim ij-?v j;.
ouo ilto Ivi i . !j11,.-.
\V.'tltii'Sihi.v '.. i.; It. i.. i |?i:
tool A nam's! ;>r. i', ; a. 1,
tisr Church r?i V M ' ]<> Vtii ih.
business s.:; mil v.,, -i.' \r' ;v.. !.
Mi--" Fuiiit I i. ! : . YV.i.y
. Co!r.HiSt>-. M I .., 1. i.
ra Thaw. A -hint j..... : : ,\ lt .:,
doi'Cil by (lie I,'.. III! is . I'll. ,
follows: lii-i i\.... iii ii . I. . >i
P. wire Ihifi hi T"* i. A, i 'v
r ewi.s, 111 I .. i. . 11.. 11 i \ i ;
Peary, xusiroiiieii- A i
nie Let' I'm i 'li < :. f ^ - il li
' L1111 MTr*r?! i * 1 ... ,
Mi*s> F alUiie I I ' j i I i
assistant v.V.'o t. | I:
Roiiiri^un oilt .{' in ! ! : c - ! - -ii.i:'
helpful rom.iil. -.. ,vI'm li A. w.?
plari?to In .ii w-i?y-rrrt?i?? ?-?
Miss BoilTTT \tu\u;] f \M rj t*
"Wr n1.1i'iiii P TTT I, . . TT ~ .
next Wdnsduv. R.-pr. l.' ;i
BARIsF.rt I;., I \ f:< ' 1 i ' YY
There 'will be : j: ....
Sidney -iC-t ..1 * : i Ju.mii;. .
-Sept":?7. - . .Vy-sM?1?- T iH-'. . :t:
9 A. M. Thei c * w'dl lv fenf-.. ^
young under pit'- ..m 1-l'--.?
brown and ei isp- li.- .In v. '<
be - eookd.l l?y Ivi i IS-i.i .. i':
(?8iW . :?UjJ " p'.-to- 'I
Barbecue is being m\I<> '.nobe r
of tbe?i'l>nr< It?r..n'i?t4rr* 1
League. ;
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank you for th?
many acts of kindness shown duiir.c
the illness .and death of our wife. nu.i
mother.. .Mrs. Daisy Asinan and flii.
beautiful floral tributes,
Mr. E. Z. Asman; husband.*
.Mrs.. Miriiini^Mc.Millar.. da,..:h";. :*
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thank- an,
apprecihtion"to our"ni:iny ,;'ri nils w
sympathized; so deeply w ith ns in tlu
recent borcnveiuOnl of our iiav.son ah.
brother Miv- Jerry C-arte-r" wkfl -de
parted this life Angus1, 17. . We ;
-penally thank Mr I' rrr IbUVHIIIII a!
Cayce, S. C., for scr.vire hi- idhdeied
also the frkends for ihe hrunlPYd if
rnl offering; Sureivod l-y i naah-i
and fathtr, Mrs. .tuba . Cartel, t ?<
sisters, Mi"-,.e-, Idi-'.: 1 h V V r
mina.and Sarah < aiur, \?-m linf ;>
ers Messrs- thank- S-itn*w*l. i-vph I,
Ernest L,.- of _New Brookland Ah.
srs Way man mi Juliu.: i aiter
Brooklyn, a. Y.
MES. J. E. ROSF.Nlu' i> i:\rK M
TEH ITKEUJUTEI V, \ H IT
<s
Mrs. J. E. Ro>i-ii'tuii(i \\ 11 it her jc\youngest
i-hildit-n- Uu!>y and . 1 >.-t\ i>
Trisitetf EasY-y .(leeeiw dU
and Liberty. S. I'.. a nd j po l jli.ivxni.
a pleasant trip.
They visited inanv relatives an<
friend's. Tlte.' .penptv an the tipper
--ppvt?of th emuvHy- "I'l-M?In In' thany
well. Everybody seem to be livinr
at Home and hoarding at the s;tmi
plpce. While tlxyye tiny were tin
' guests of Mr. and Mrs. (Iron Pickens
-* .
1 Mr. and Mrs. Prommous Jackson, Mr ^
and .virs. Acjuilavcus Jackson, .. Mrs '
i.Ci?*?giu Mineo Anderson, Mr. and !
Mio. cai i aiKk'son, Mrs. Corrie Sit- '
i ton, Mr. and All's. Elijalf Robinson, ^
.We. and Airs. Ross Ferguson, Mr. ana '(
Mrs. lliomas Hamilton, Mrs. Maliu u
RiaKc Hunter, Airs, Leiddbetter, Mr.
j John AVmd, and Air. Fred Jackson who (
. in -Aiut'isun, -S. ?and? .has?
oia* 01 mo most up-to date funeral F
- and stoics An the Soum.
) Aiauy inviations to visit other homes B
i w< re extended but they were unable I
jut fullfit them. The second Sunday in
August tliey visiled the Sunday Sciiool
- m iuiiii?\\ t'.sL-y tile home church ol.'uf.
Koscmotul. Mis'. Rosemond made a
encouraging remarks to this splendid i
gioup.oi .Sunday School workers. s
'1 ney were in service with the Fair p
Field Church the home church of Mrs. ^
Koseniond'. Rev. Graham is the pas- s
tur and lie ue live red a'wonderful dis ^
_ c"Ui ..e. Ai t n. KosemonU- also, yddres-- j'
> 1 ii.t Junior League meeting'at the ^
.M. II. Church in Liberty. Ruby and
iff.pl took part on this program.
'" Si'i vices at Easley where the Rev. '
Mill, l was engaged in a revival meet v
ing \va . much enjoyed and inspiring'
On August 2u they joined Mr. Rose
i t1111Is in company Avith Mr. Joe
i iope and Rachel .Mae Nesbit at a
i >.411141 \ lyuuiuri iicifi vjiceis,
I ;v <?* ,v one expressed thcms<y.ves 'as f.
.i.iM'riu had a v/onderful trip.
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LEXINGTON X?WS.? . ..
? ? ' Sunday
being a beautiful day tlu 1
iiiiuliiv were largely attended. New e
il'yA. ?\1. K. Suiuay School was 11
.. dd at the usual hour . * _..v
lbe Singing Contest' was held ar ?^
ii; tiK.'l Ctiuich, Good 'line and Alt.' v
-- , i C." M. E. Choirs; TTJuble Branch
A. AI. E. Clioir of Noworookland, fit. s
' at11 Baptist-and New Bethel Choirs 11
out;, Sunday night Rev. Burro , and ^
Kcv. s. J, Johnson ' preached; Wed '
?l.?y afternoon a* four o'clock* the
' Sunshine Club will inecj, -at home o - 7"
Ui.... latigenia- Wat'ingat 7 00 o'clock
1 .lie Lilly of the .Valley Club will meet 1
. -.I . .,-w Bethel. - _ i ^
l!' v. W...S, Johnson .of _C)rarlotte '
a. . .will j >V*-oe4t-rrr^ethel Wednes 1
. v'A. .oJ.U^XJj:.i'A.daw nights. '
J J1 v sisters and brothers ' of Rev. ^
1. S. Johnson has?returned to theii l!
i.oine in Springfield, Mass., after *
i J o-rT^Vfiring """ij"f Washington, is
oiing lomctime with her, mother-in 'J
Mrs. Eugenia Waring. Mrs". Am s
ulia- Eievonson. Miss Louise Suber, s
. -i s Theadore Miles, Beal Penn, I
.' t'lved duWn from Washington D. A
' ;~ul spelflting sometime with their 1
.:.t>l In v? and sister, Mi's. Lula Suber T
.1 Aire \'mlpno .Innksnn. Air I
t!Vi-s Douglass who departed this life.
Aug. 2d, was buried Thursday after-, c
. t*i< n at Bethel Church which he was i
_ i' hitier. Rev. A. Bailev of Si. _y
I'.ml Baptist and Rev. S. J. Johnson- i
. pi.eni I led the funeral sermon,. 7- 1
Mi.-s E.-sie I'artee left last Sutur- '
ia> lor New York where she will a
I ?. nil some time with her sister. ?
Airs. Camellia Cook is still conlin?Tt-.fo
her ixd. 1 " ' ~~ TT
The 11 iei'ids of .Mr." Albert Waring t
,.i.e very son S' to learn of his. death 1,
vhowas cut' to lieath Sunday ivierht. }
>\ Clara Johnson at the home of Mr. c
tad Mis. R. Walker a'lso Mrs. Mary t
. 1 a 11 ir! who died Monday night.
Mrs." l.oi mo k.-eT and Miss \\ ii- 1
.ie .Ufii. Vuunit tloin New Brookland*. f
icrrcixn HiH.Ds regular ?
Meeting 1
. a
- ' ^l- i mLo Men's, (.lull nu't a: j
ir ; . 11. Smith's home Gla ciate at. I
. n meeting was conducted by the I 1
: .esi lent Mr. W illiam Veal. After I .v
.a luidnosc session the club listened j F
- a .Tiort address delivered by Rev. v
^?r. Poster. The meeting was then ' c
o.ned r.vev la the host who served c
.1 delightful salad course. * . rr
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| Mutual Gr<
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jy 1 In Hooks are still open for ^
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IK. A YD _MK< .1' w ]i< ppiciY:-:; I
iitTnors^ <;i Ks'i s with k\kj ,
On Tuesday riiyht. Mr. >un?l Mr
awes W. Hopkins entertained with i4 :
>vely house party in honor. of Mt
' Mf*. Ku k<on of Hii ini'm?-'. i
anu Ala.;. .Mrs. \\ il,h( Iminn <.'rnv ~>l, 1 <
onley of' Washington, I). M>
ohej-t <',an,i!on oi 'Ww?V\J .
ailth- Clark Shot riU. ,Y<.,w Vo,'k ri ' Irs
Kstt'JJf- SlK'iiVjrr Fr.i n _
rooklyn. Xev York. ^
IN'UKPKNDK.YT SO' TAI. ( |.!"H i
The chih niot \\ < .fit. Ouv \nua
U atone homo of' M,v uillu Brow,' \ n
J18 Pickens St. The President w.F :
?ck hut the vii'-h pr esi?i? nt conduc-to",:. {'
he meeting. -Plans uVr nade |.v;' 1
|Mlt^ citld lots o! I HI \V? i'i ?;';? !
rfL -A?I r W?;, 11 > uJ?wj; i?e WnTT?f-yn
layod. Mry; Jan- I: W , ' j..' J
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STREET
ROLET SPECIALIST ~^\.\
AEL CARS ?
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RS EVERYBODY. RIVE
TRIAL,
ETT, Owner H
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' , Pag-p 7.
-ov, Stmday Excursions ~
Ic per mile Travelled
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cfcVj.l 1 'pint's 15<i -miles or- less.
;??I in coaclro's^only." ^Return
i'nil I Jat<> of 'i^Week-End
Tickets
'lie and One-Fifth Fare
Round Trip
A.t points. iii...'southeast. Sold Fri>'nturdays>
awid. Sunday- morn-**" * *
;r tiains. la tum limit Tuesday
in jr.
0 Day Coach Excursion
U le itncL One-Tenth
Fare Round Trip
A i-'iat . II# southeast. Sold Fri- ?
.' da\s arid Sundays.
( (insult 'I icki't Agents
tHitherh UP way System
.1 ? '>: ( M [? A1- COMFORTABLE
' . SAFE
?f Delight
When men's glances linger, then
i raiiKiy aunnre ,. . wnat ieminine
h-'art doesn't thrill? Know this
thrill! You can have alluring
h' : 11' y. 1 >r. Froll "Palmer's SkTn?
\Vi:itenor Oint'imuit softens and
lighten?the daTkest skin, clears up
pimple.-, ,blotches and tan marks,
and -does away with that "oily,
shiny"' look. L>c this preparation .
regularly to make your skin soft,
dd.;.-ute and alluring. This amazing
Ointment is mad* in the famous
Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories.
whore are also made those other
b.er.utv aids you- know so well;
Dr. l ied Palmer's Skin Whitener
So..; ', ;Skin Whitenc-r Fnoo PnwHpr, 1
Hair ' Dlesser and Hid "Deodorant
which may' be had at-, all drug
store? .-fat 25'cents each or will be
' at postpaid u) en receipt of price.
]); : Fied -Pwfhter's laboratories,
Dc-pt. <3, Atlanta, Ga. -?? . ,
Send 1c in stamps for a
-lu:IuLi> 11 i.il of
the Skin AN hitener, Soap
. and Face Powder.
DR..FRED PALMERlS
c ShirfWRitener
'hf'.RS YOUR COMPLEXION YOUTHFUL*
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itA'OON & GARAGE
*>; i - i'a> lor St. Phone 9271
Ql'DN ALL"-Nlf?HT??? David
G. Ellison
General Insurance KoTk-st
and ""efficient attentioji
K'iven to all business
-rlaaootl with me. ;
RHONE 5717
-HKffr WASHINGTON ST.
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<>( ritl liN RAILWAY SYSTEM
I'.ur. .t?-7I to Mav in 1Q11
U'i'tvi' Union Station I,eave
~/~ 7 iT
ii. un .'it! Aigusta-N. Y. 32 4:65p
*.: U?u 31 X. V.-Augusta- 31 7:55a
:': l vr 27 Char'ston-Cinn-. 27 l:00p
! ]')p 28 Cinn-Char'ston' 28 4:20p
i 10 i 9 -7:05*? ?
>.??ua 24 fl(fluinhia-Jacks'n^23 10:30p
1:2t?n 8 CoTa-Aiig-'nata 7 4:17p
2:P-p "20 CaPA- S aV a n n ah 19 8:20a
3:.".tip 23 . Ctd'a-Chaflotte 24 5:15a
1:00a 13 Corn-Charlotte 14 4:30p
:.V>p 11 cM'a-CfrdrPn 12 8:00a
1:.WtT 13 t^rn-ChayiTr 16 3:654'"
0:OOp; 10 -^ol'a-Gteerrc1?~!?15 6:50a
1:00p 117 Cora-Charlotte 118 11:20a
"TT: J~?:j fS Col'a-Atlanta 17 6:35p
"Via Camden and Kock Hill.
Pullman cars, pining c*ra- ?_