Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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s&iwefffw 12, i$3i. ? Mrs. Mary L. Deas formall of Charleston S. C., and ex-4eacher of the "Avery School", wife of Rev. J. B. Mancebo died at her home in Santiago De Cuba,- August 25. Mrs. Lanie J. Coleman of Aiken, S. C., is vacationing imNew York, New Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dillard little Betty and Mr. Warren Wilson motored to Washington, I).. XL Sunday- fo4 a .family re-union. - i. Mrs. Carrie A. Brurit3dn left Columbia last Sunday for Baltimore, Md. where she is attending the National Grand Lodce of GnoH Somori tans and Daughters of Samaria. Mrs. Brunson is a National Officer and after the National close she is to visit friends in Philadelphia, Pa. Mj'S. Jdsephine Sanders who das bUlll^ Vlslllhg ner .si.-ter, Mrs. Xelle ^^Bowen oh- 1425 Gadsden feireet tei'V ?iStrmtwy..Jfor. iVuui'ngton.'-is. C.. where she will visit, her daughter .Mrs. Viri n.a Mocurry. Mrs. F. G. Baumgardner will leave Monday olLjjext week for Cleveland. Ohio, where she will spend,.several weeks with her son, Dr. Luther O. Baumgardner of that city. j? .*MrSr?Andrena C. "Baumgardner in company with Mr. and Mrs. James Kfhg; her relatives of Penn School, St. Helena Island, left on an extend, ed motor trip:- for Washington, D. CTTlast week. Miss Abbie Byrd of Chester, S. C., spent Saturdav in the city with rela.toes. 7^ .--7-r^r?- ~ Mis Ruth Henderson has rettrrned to the city after a pleasant summer 'ft Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaines motored to Camden, N. J., to visit theii sister Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Bookmar mcy aiso visited several other cities reporting-a very pleasant-trip. Mrs. Johnnie Stuart of Greenvvooc Mr, Roy Hill of Benedict College anc Miss A. A. Nelson motored to Tus. kegei? Institute on business. Other points visited Were Montgomery, Ala,; and Atlanta, Ga, While in Atlanta they were the guests of Mrs. Jessie O. Thompson. Misses Gussie A. Davall*. Rosettd Bethel and Sallie B. Davall have re turned home alter visiting in Char, leston as the guests of Miss Evelynlena Nelson, the Davalls' cousin. s Alice Davall daughter of Mr. anc Mrs. G. H. Davall is at home aftei spending sometime' with her .cousii Nella Mae Cauglmran. Mrs. Lois Ethel Logan has return ed from her vacation where she spen several weeks visiting her aunt Mrs Mary- King-and- Mrs. Maric Frafiklin her coualn, Mfeo Mr. Boyco, Logan, he husband's brother. Mrs Ida Lorick of Dixiuna, is honv af ter_ a long stay in New York vis iting her sister- and other relative _ ..and friend^.' : . ~ ? ? "Mrar Kmily fi. -Jflh m??n-,~M-r. -Karl Shelton, Miss Emily B. Shelton am Miss M. Jackson motored to Greenwood Sunday. They, reported quit< a pleasant trip. Miss Ethel Shelton has ~rpturrcl home after spending quite a pleasan ?trip in Washington and New York. Mr. Walter Fulcher of Brookln, N Y., joined his wife ivfrs. Estell. las i week in visiting her sisters Mesdam cs Rosa Nesbitt and Addie Sullivai 230o Lady?Street.? ?Mrs. J. G. Stuart aeronaut tr.IIher mother, Mr-. J7 V. StpaK't'l Givei wood, S. C., are visiting fronds it: Mrs. Mamie Clifton" has returner tn New York Pit v n 11 er .a visit .. several weeks in Columbia and.Mo 1 morencl, S. visiting relatives .?n friends. She reports a very pleasam trip. Miss Edna Butler., Supe.Sew Regalia Co*, lias just, returned - fron ing Department Lewie Printing ant her vacation?trip to?Washington Philadelphia, Atlantic City arfd N'ev York. Sire witnessed the .Grata Lodge of Elks at Philadelnhia ant was the guest of her friend Mrs. i.il Uan McCall, also-Mrs. Carrie Loudej . in- New York. " On her return slu found quite an accumulation of woti on her desk. While away she al.v made some observations pertaining t< . her work. You will miss a treat if you fai to attend the special Men's Day ser Vices at Sidney Park Sunday morn ing and evening, September 18th. ' Dr. Hcyward G. Thompson and Ml - r H. W. Baumgardner motored to Wasl ???- ington, Mrmtelair,?N. J., and, Nca York City last week. While?in Washington they were the guest's o ' Dr. John M. Smoot, former Colum bian, and in Mnntclair, they were tie -guests of the Grigsbys, parents o Miss Marian Grigsby, ; Columbis School teacher. In New York Dr Thompson and Mr. Baumgardnei were the guests of the George Schuylers and the William Amakera. i The men will render a special pro a hi o ivai i.t et'n, ui me evening service at Sidny Pa:If, Sunday, Sep . U-mbOT lotTr r~ Wanted--One thousand men to hiai; the Special Men's Day -sermon t Sidney P;jrk, Sunday morning Septenvber ljth. ^ 4 "AU RE VQ1R" . . I'll Junior Mission girls 61' Second Calvary gave a dinner party honoring Rev, and Mrs. C. 11 H?..wn Tna?_ . day evening, Sept. 1st.. Truly a bit ot majic was employed by the young ladies when 'they '^transformed the basement of Scond Calvary into a dining and living room suite quite the last thing in style and taste and ;he equal of which has only bee found in oiie of those exclusive club rooms of the elite." Luxurious rugs. . bcaiiiifully shaded floor liimps and huge baskets of yellow flowers added a bit ot individuality to. the rooms. At ton o'clock the guests were seat. ird at'a "boautTfully arranged table on which were olaced the l'avors, little traveling bags and, dollies. The coiors used for decorations were apple > green and yellow and everything either ,.,w| .. c wutu ui one or tne other and in many cages both in it. While Mr. David McDonald of Benedict College played verv soiijy and sweetly strains of the fircorrte oid operatic airs the guOsts were served a delicious dinnei piepared wholly by the girls. It con si,si J ni/ Turnatg juice cocktail, let? ^a1 uj/t tomato salad, fried'spring ""clWctrfn, frelich fried potatoes, green peas, hot rolls and butter, iced tea, walnut ice cream, raisin cake, mints. Mrs. M. E. Dunmore the club leader was toi^st mistress. She intro dueed different ones ol' those present who in turn xpressud very graciously^ their high esteem for the honor guests.*f ile girls presented to thenv a silver fas-eralc and an antograph album autographed by those present and the aieniters of the' clubk .'1 lie _ a if aii was . tendered Rev. and , .drs? Brown as an act ot'appreciation or what they have meant to the clut>fc i liey do hate to see him go bat since .lismerit alone has won lor him this much co\eted honor they can but show , a bit ol pride to have had a pastor who could attain this height. Maybe - -rferll?crrmtr?btudrr ?1?: . i hose woo enjoyed?/the evening .cm'u)jf.l;\lis. Browns mother); Mis. ,k tty ,5u>:h ii., Dr. and .Mr s 1>. K. Jen-' i.iiis, Rev. \N . A. Robinson, Air.^Wit taiii White, "1 >r. arid Mrs. iv Ttruie.i i ivins, Sfi. and". Alis. Walter (Jieoii. > alts, .t onic t allOll, AllS. iV I'. Rusiell.i All . am 'Airs. K. W. Jackson arm ,uis.'Al. E. Duiilnoie. ' I i'Ori LAH SOL Til CAROLINA ^ CIRL EN TE RT A1N E L> ; .\1 iss Beit ha L. Rivers is the hou-e i guest of Aiis. Naiuie Sumter Clink-s utile of 50-17 Calumet Ave. Many * teles and 'gallii -affairs have "beL'ii j.tanned by the hostess to entertain i nor guest. Luncheons, sightseeing over the Windy City Bridge and theatre parties. Miss Rivers was a class-mute 01 Airs. Clinkscale at the S. C. 8tute College. -U1S.S Rivers will ue in the city only I a m wv days now and those days will * ue disided between her relatives and 1 irlends namely: Airs. Agnbs Collins ilui S. ,1'ark Ave her aunt. Air; and Mrs. Charles Rivers 5528 Rrairee; Airs. Vivian ilall 850 E. 5drd St., her 4 cousin; llilton Clinkscale, Young, fcmith and Charles, her friends. 7 j AtT5s~~ Afitlrc -Hivers - was trie dinner r guest of Aliss Clinkscale oil cjunuya [and accompanied her cousin, Aliss B. j Rivers and hostess on a sight seeing ^.tour visiting places of interest and 'buildings preparatory ta the .World's. s-fair. -r- ... .. - MRS. JOSEPH IN 11 KHA1P HOSTESS ?j? no Hit 11JO Lj^-trC-N C11H EON.m At the foot of the hills of the> Blue Jj Kidge in the town of Try oil, pursuant j io intTtauchT sent out by Mrs. Jo^sopnine_ Remp~ to be in attendance j iipo.n u Bridge Luncheon, Septembtrr 1st lt'dl Hum Spartanburg, motored Mrs. Corrie Sims, Josephine Johnson, .Josephine I'oiter, Flora Powell, Miss J Peur| -4^1otuohs, Sarah Perry, Lillie _ J Rogers, who were met at Mrs. Kemp's 1 ! home; In' Mrs. Kcgina Patton, Corrie llaniio'iy Flcrie Weaver, Gertrude' ! lesiow, Mamie Walker, Mrs. Tucker tyul Mi-.s. Anne Lee McAlroy of Try, on and Mis.'Loda of New Orleans; Mr. Klisna- tamp and Dr...\Vm. Parker were admitted to the.group LTy~favor. 1 the guests iitto the reception room LAvhoie covers were laid in pairs of lour with the name of each gueest on ! a score card indicating her place at r- the table. The menu was of a taste peculiar to the hostess. First "came teed cantaloupe on an iced slice then home. iiicd_ chicken with condiments 1 complementary \ thereto, ice3 " tfea ' with a sprig of mist nuts followed by cTCTm?rrnrl?cake,?tiftd which?the ' spreads 'were removed and the game : was on which Was Occasionally inter1 rupted by tch passing of some very celleivt grape juice obtained from the grapes ol' Tryon orchards. After the games were over Mrs. Powell was , found the winner of>tne first 1st and , the booby prize was a tie between three, Miss McAlroy drew the winning straw and was presenter! the prize 1 in question and she in turn presented j IIIC lOKtJIl IU 1111.1, Ijicmoii.i, wiv jsijiiies over tfie party embarked for a ear ride of the hills via Saluda and Hendersonville. The honje of Mr. and Mrs. Kemp is jdeally situated on the ? Ashetf+Ite Highway and breeze that ^ at all times remind me of Dicken's | trTescription~of the goittle whiff that , I lulls Paul Do\^bey out to sea, is ever in evidence while at her home. She ,,jis a most interesting hostess and to f say that she is a most interesting i hostess,- and to say that everyone , ^enjoyed the party is a mild statement and it is hoped by everyone that Mrs. . Kemp will not delay long in calling . her iriejide to another card .party. CARD OF THANKS " Miss Wilhelininii^KetTTn^wishes to thank |her TTTSny friends for their kindness during1 her illness. Especially am I grateful to Dr. B. A. Everett and Dr. G. C. Dennis for their patient and effiicient servicd rendered. MATTTE BELLE I^aTER - , . - ENTERTAINS', Miss Mattie B. Hitter of 1725 Tobacco St., entertained with a card honor of her?fiiendy Ml>oV Xnnie B. Brown, August 27."' " After several games were played a deli? ious menu were served. Those attending the party were: Mr. Joshua Francis, Miss Margret * Chirp, Mr. Andrew Clee, Miss Elizabeth Geiger, Mr. Bennie Frager, Miss Hattie B. i egg. Mr. Harry Riley, Miss Beri ii.-e McFadden, Mr.?Andrew Jenjns and Mr. Susberry. t1 ? :? ' tr -THE- ^IISSES JACKSON HONORs uufi&jTS. WITH LOVELY PARTY During the past week Mr. Join; Glcrin of Detroit, Mich,, was jihe -Ucst of Mi-ses Surlinu and Ha.ttie Tackson, 2348 Senate Street acccm panied by his mother, uncle and aunt. A lovely affair was giveen Thursday night by the Misses Jacksons at their residence in honor of the guests. Many friends were present. Two ables of whist. Mr. I. Russol at the 'lano. A delicious course of cak nd ice cream was served through .?ujt the evening. Several other part I _Ies__were_ gLven in,alienor of Mir. Glenn. Those, present- were Mr. and Mrs. Jennings, Misses .The)ma, Gladys and Mnzie Martin; Mellie Boiison, Thorn fts Williams, Thclma Rollinson,' Geo." Simpson, C. ila Roberts. I. Russel. Kruncia Taylor, Je-sie .laekson. Geo. hiuQjj',' Louise Ross, Thomas Gibbs, Rosa Smith, Thomas Johnson of Mich.; Surlina Jackson, Then. lVte: lettie Jackson and George Jackson. Th^-guests motored to Detroit,Tuesday. night. They reported a Measatll- stay in Columbia. i> V r ' . '?t NNER PARTY IN. HGNOR OF ?"MR-JO 11N WESTTTN iii,:io,.i..uix.> i?-> .....i I'd last Sunday Mr.--. .Innio UWlon ui ved a most delicious 'di-niior- al I1V1. lo.-ne 2125 N. Wurnoch St., in hm-jo Cher" son, Mr. John" Weston who. -lias >-n away for ,iuore than a year Thore en.joi.iVig the parly were. Mrs. Eva NVwsome,- Mrs1. Morey Them, Mis. Emma. JohnMon, her son . n?l daughter; Mis. Ma Hie Summeri j lit-. Fannie .lackson and . her .fathet j 't<s. S. Jenkins ot Columbia, S. To has been visitingjn PiuiadTpIn .. tHMMMMIMHaaiaMI I The Answer To Gang Rule | In America? ^ VfHl 1 1 MM tr*ECl r > I jl a (osmopoiiian _ ^pfoouction <9 l'oi/ce, tin Hied ? I the citizenry, at . ' bay ?the under-. . |1 w o r 1 d reaching I only the great jSUK Wallace Kerry \1 I with '-EVvls STOVe 4aCl"ne Wed. & Thupfl.? ~rnmMM Xv - . - INDKPFN DENT SOCIAL CI.UB I K : . . ; _ ' ' I * Wedne. do* September 2 at the resi i deuce of .Mi :; Sarah Massa on Heid* St. the. club met in weekly meeting. J { The president was able t**~be Otttib&nd presided. Tin?, vice president is sick ? and rot aide to be present. The mem ^ bcrs was indeed glad to have Mrs. . Victory King present. - After the transaction of business Mrs. Masse, served the club very nice ice course of vanilla ice cream, cake,, punch, which was enjoyed by the members. BOOK EXCHANGE A TWAVERLEY ? The Parent Teacher'g Associatioi of Waverloy Scliool will conduct a Book Exchange at the School on Fri clay Saturday arid Monday from 2:30 to 6:00"oYlock B. M. Only elementa ry school books will be handled. BokMonday. Children who have books to exchange or sell wil bring them on Friday; September 11th. COLUMBIANS HAS DELIGHTFUI STAY IN UNION Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Bowman of Union has as their house guests on last Sunday the following: Mr. Hey ward Bowman, accompanied b Miss S. Whitner, Miss Mattie- Bow man, accompanied by IV^r. Robert Green of Allen University and Mrs. Laura White. They were also the l.OLUC guests of Miss To'iPnhinP Rirr.l -tl - r? ?-> \ who prepared a very delightful and enjoyable dinner for them. While in the city, the guests visited f, ;itany,"t'ricndsv among whom werei=M4w< ^ Athulce Gilam and Mr. E. B. Thomp < son. On their return they visited ** Ilev." and Mrs.; W. L. Johnson and ? daughter Edna of Carlisle. Every ^ one reported a very splenddid trip. ? < Miss Eri'iberneeze Bowman has re ^ turned honie after a pleasant 3 weeks 4 stay in St. Matthews, visiting Miss I Maria Caldwell and sister Jestine. She reports n very pleasant stay.? -?j ATTORNEY FREDERICK WIN? - $1,000 VERDICT ^ Represented by Attorney N. J. ?i Frederick. Gulden Brown as Guardi-. > an TvY>h~~a vofcnct' for "$1,000 agaipst'i^j the National Benefit Life Insurance ^ Company. The Compan had refus- , "eil tT> pay ~ policy tor that amount ami suit wa- brought by Attorney Frederick iii the Richland County Court. The case was tried Tuesday and a verdict for $1,000 was given by a jury The insurance company was represented by Attorney C. T. Graydon .and Attorney N A. Theodore.ll <y ' 4 \ ' *;y;vy . :' .. * .. c-vS:?;.: :i 7-:V; If ' i y i :: . i _ b \ :'$v* *J*: . ' ^ . ;-;v;...; , .. r.;iy . f J ma : 1,^**^3 ; ^ _ lPITOL theatre ~jr . K_S% -- ' ' i i ^ 1 w , r * , H. " -r , r. w _ '"* ? f >J.'. ? * BELKS "' i * i* r*__ - .' < >?? vy?e year ago . | Friday, Aug. 11th :; i ' 8:30 o'clock * > ' * y' p Kelk opened it's doorc to the public for the first time.?^ > and to show their apprettation for the business enjoyed j)? for-the past year, their anniversary, an event thai i--*--y-? lasting for 8 davs in values unimaginable, starts todu-v. . 1* k * k Just a few specials listed below con vices you of our * f > earnestness in giving you values extraordinarvvupon our * . y anniversary. : ' > i L _ " _ _?.?? Palmolive Soap. 5^ .5. cakes to the customer. <> t ' All C..1I P~~i-: - j ... x-i.. .-!iirv run raauiunea nose, Anniversary Price 4*c. , <_ ? Towels, Anniversary l>rice, 5c. : > ^ Ladies' hats^ all new for Fall, 48c and 95c. ^ ? Price G9c.?; Kotex. standard pk'g., Anniversan Price. 25c. ?% 12 Momme Pongee. 18cyd. ' Ginghams, Anniversary Price, yd. 5c. * ^ Curtains, scrim, yd. 10c, r V* 36 in. prints, all new designs, 8c. Dress materials, assorted, yd. 7xpcr~ , ?.'* ^ He use Dresses, with or without sleeves. 59c. > f Silk Dresses former $4.95?$6.75?S7.95 and $9.75 re- <? V* tailers your choice. $2.95 ? ?v ? J Pure thread silk hose light or dark shades pr. 25c. x - 1 Ladies shoes all sizes, all new $1.95. > ' ? ? Men's work or dress shoes all sizes, all new $1.95. *. One full table ladies lace trimed step-ins or knickers, ^ 25c?29c. / *..+ AAA Cherry Mountain Sheeting 36 in yd. 7'2c. V* Blankets, assorted sizes, part wool, each $1.00. L Cotton frocks values to $2.95 your choice $1.00. t fl , r? . . ? ocncoi j ablets each 3c. V % - Pencils 2c each 3 for 5c. [ Dress shirts for men 59c. 4V# ^ Work shirts for men full cut extra heavy demin l$c. ??Men^s Overalls full > ..< Hii'iri^-T?riwt^-rni ^ Men's socks 5c pair. f Men's union Suits 29c. Boys, overalls 45c. v I Men's all wool suits hand tailored, celenese lining 22":n. f bottoms SI2.45. . f Men's Dress pants hard finish dark colors $1.95. $ For Our Anniversary: . ~ * ~ 10 per cent off on all Ladies Hats above $3.00. <% g 10 per cent off on all Bed room, Dinning room and Liv.ng * , room Funiture. *. ' 4% -10 per cent off on all wool Jtugs. " V 10 per cent on all silks above $1.00 yard. v. * 10 per cent, off on all ladies coats above $25.00. t in ? . A Ztr ^ xxf jfci it-iii on on all ladies dresses and suits above $lfnOO/_* -* P 10 per cent off on all Men's suits above $15.00. p 10 per cent off on all Boys suits above $10.00. .?? * 10 per cent off on all trunks and luggage. V* 10 per cent off on all Men's and Ladies shoes abo\e $1.00 V* ' Except Natural Bridge.- ^ Tube free with every tire sold. *1 '' . ' - Ale r c h a n (1 is e cannoflast long at these prices so come early *** | Welcome! I k : ? f To the Students who come * % : t TO COLUMBIA 1 f ' * Good luck to the Students who depart from Columbia. ? Your School neccessities can be found at Belk's ? . , THR STORE THAT SELI.S FOR LESS. , > , | Columbia, S. C.?| & # v