Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" A Mrs. ?Massena Harrison of Ww York City. iormerlv of 'Colnmhin. i * in the citv visitin"- her errand'mother. Mrs. Catherine Kavo -. who tin* Unn, quite uTi but is mo oh improved ai ' this writing:. We wish Mrs. Harrison a pleasant stav in-'the city. ' . .fl Mrs. Lela Mae Davis and Mrs. An na Martha Richburnr were entertain ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ent minger, 1319 Wheat St.^Mrs.,Davis 1 is of flushing, N. Y., and "Mrs. Rich , burg of Washington,, D. C. < -1 Mr..and Mrs. L. E. Jackson^of Bir 1 mingham, Ala., have been visiting I their nflUhW- Mrs. Catherine Cannon of Senate St. They were joined by < Mr. and Mrs. L. J. MeElumuray, M. ] . ? Roy Melton and Mr. T. I.. Bright who i have been touring the East. They left for home Thursday afternoon, accompanied by Miss liertasine Can non and Rfr.' Robert Cannon .of New * York who will spend a week with | Mrs. Jackson. They swill return to New York. Mrs. Gus'sie Mack and little daugh ter Bernico after snemtRig shthfetlme with her sister in law," Mrs. Sarah Matthews of 902 Walnut Street have , returned to their home in Palatka, 1 Florida. 1_ . j Mrs. E. P. Davis and-son of Wash ington, D. C., are spending a few days ( with their mother and grand nvothei j Mrs. L. Ilagood, 1503 \ii Taylor St. Rev. -W. R. Bowman, pastor of j ? _ White Hall Church at Jenkihsvill/- j preached a most - wonderful .sermon.. Sunday at Bethel Church. The proud congregation was elated - .with the . j message. Rev. Bowman is very pop ular in his conference, being one o. -its -secretary--for~ycnrsy - Hig friend-- to the ensuing general conference on j the first ballot. Mrs._ Gladys Daniels and children have returned from Norfolk, Va., wnert: uit*y djjciii. a incurauv ??*.?? ' tion with relatives and friends. Misses Ruth Bates, Mattie Games, Prof. Gainshonse all of Boston, Mass. ..and r>pnn Glides of Greens burn, N. > C.. were in the ritv Tnpsdny, i?iii-.Vnti? . to St. Augustine, Kla., where the lat ter two are instructors in one of the college. While here they were, the guests of Miss Essie Trapp. Miss Essie Trapp has returned -home- after spending eight weeks in Baltimore, New York and Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Boll of New York City were the dinner guests of Miss Katie Plair Tuesday, September 8. They left for New York Wednesday morning. They report a {pleasant stay while in the city. Mr. Eugene Bosie Bracey of Win ston Salem, N. C., was in the city Sept. 6 and 7. ~ While here he was tne guest 01 miss luaiuc jihrwhu. ?a Minn Katie Blnii't Beutrico 1111 I Mat tie Kirkland assisted bv Mr. and" II iV." Win. Alexander motored lo Mon . ro, N. C., and were the guests of Mr. Alexander's sister, Mrs. Crosby. MARRIAGE ANNOUXCEMENT ?-Mra. Carm Hardier 1000 Mikwoft^ Ave., Columbia, wishes to announce the marriage of her daughter, Miss. Alice Keith Gardner to ""Mr. Conway Conklin Russell of Ilartsville, S. C. - DEAN?RE-YXfrkPg ?MARUIAGK? Mr. W. II. T. Reynolds of Blossoiij Street, Columbia wishes to announce' the marriage of his youngest daugh ter Fannie Louise to Mr. Milliard Dean of this eitv. The mai riasre took place at Washington, D. C., August I 30, 1931, at the home of the groom's | brother, Mr. Marcus Dean of 180h ' Corcoran St. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. Neil of Wash ington and witnessed by a few re la tives and friends. of the. bride a.id groom. ~ " 7 ~? Mrs. Hilliard Dean is at the-pros. " faither, and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Dean of McDuffie Ave. Father and mother of the groom. She will later, join her husband in Washingto.. where they will make thQiv. homo. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT ? Mr, 9"'1 Oscar I.ee Thomas formerly of Greensboro, N. C. but now making their home at 1222 Pine St.. city, wishes to announce the engage ment of their daughter Marie Jac queline Thomas to Mr. Sylvester Daw erance Burns^ Weddfng and recep tio to be Wednesday mght, October : .1 TU/1 Vvi.k 13, iyai at tneir iushrhlc. ? wc lie is cordially invited. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many fyiends for the kindness_and sympathy shown during the long period of illness a fat death of my daughter Allie Belle Raysor and I wish to thank the pray p.r meeting hand and pastor and mem .. hers of the Ebenezer Baptist Church - especialy. for their beautiful''floral and service rendered. Mrs. John R. Smalls, Mother. Don't miss the fine Musical Festi val 'at -First Calvary Baptist Church, given by the Ladies Glee Club of First i Calvary, Ffiday night, September 18 at 8 o'clock. A rare treat is in stoiv. (or ydlL . r - ' ' ?: 1 . 1. . . . COURTS ENTERTAINS i - \ * The American Beauty Court of Calanthe met in an informal recep- ' tion at the home of the Worthy,1 Gotinsullor .Mrs. F. G. Baumgardner, Thursday evening, September 10. ( The evening was spent in express-i1 ions as tin the draper?meaning" off Calantheanism and the discussion of ! plans whereby the order might be strengthened. Mrs. Carrie Wilson ' read a paper giving the history of j1 he order. a rh.Tjghtfni rMii'|i mill [ce cream course was served. During ;he evening the worthy cocunsellor linn < ?i wun :wu Oi^lltuui u .okens of esteem?a beautiful white i uiiniia and a handsome and servic !E ible bath robe. These tokens were I oresented pursuant to the announce- 1 lent that the worthy counsellor was )n the eve or her departure for ^ oli.'n ...1- * ? ...?, vmv., wncre sne nas gonej! -o visit her son,"Dr. Luther O Baum-j^ ?ardner, eminent sui'geon and presi-^ j le2!lL?f tltf John A. Andrews -Clinic | Association which meets anually at 1 the John- A. Andrew "Hospital, Tus- ( kegee Institute, Ala. Several visitors were present at the \ jntertainment among them being the ' Revs. E. A. Adams, and R. S. Law- ^ rence; and Messrs E. M. Pressley, W. M. Mundle and Charles Dannelly, 1 ilso Mesdames Janie Pearl Cochran, ' Mattie RutF and R. S. Lawrence,;' wife of Rev. Lawrence and a Char- 1 leston Calaivthoan. ' \1R7"AND M#S~ E. D. BALLARD OF JACKSONVILLE HERE |_ Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Ballard, of 1 Jacksonville, Fla., are in the city, as 1 the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ' Robinson, 1518 McDuflie Ave., after having spent some time at Hot Spring, ' Ark.: w*7ero./Vrs. Ballard \v.?s un Jergoine treatment. Mrs. Ballard is much improved and will spent some o here recupeating; while Mr. ; Ballard returned home yesterday, in Florida, Mr. Ballard is known as th? champion golfer and trap shooter. This year he won the Georgia?j Floriad championship played over the beautiful 40-acre Golf Course, he being president of the club. In the trap-shooting contest held this summer ho broke 483 out of a possible 500. ' * South Carolina will be glad to learn of a former son's record in the Sport World and will be more than glad to | learn of his success in the financialworld as he has retired and is still paying Income tax oik six Jigutcs in jf me. Mr.' Ballard is pleasantly remembered here, having previously lived. here and is a native South Carolinian wini enjcy her stay here. DIXIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC WILI , O.FFER.COURSES FOR STRI-XG INSTRUMENTS " Miss Clyde Singleton Head Instruct i<m in Violin, Mandolin and Guitar will he given at the Dixie. Academy ot' Music, an new institution that will open in this city under the leadership of Miss Clyde I.I. Single ton, a teacher at Benedict College for the "past -eleven years. Thia announcement emtio* this vvoek as an unusual opportunity. for pupils in Columbia and .vicinity. The school has the endorsement ol some of our outstanding leaders, among tliem Dr. 1). II. Sims. Pre.-i ,-Uent ot Allen University Studio quar ters will he established and enrollment is to begin immediately. Pupils who arc interested *re advised to leave names and addi'ses with Rev. T. M. tfoykiti or Phone 7592. M AN if Vl IIS.1' E LOIS if POWER RA-CK \FTKR DEPTCIIT FUL VISIT? . viito. o. v.. anu aii.-. i_.io..--e i o\\t*r oi Iva, S. C., joined their nephews Mr. Conway and Will McAdar?s~"+ ville, and motored to Cinicinnati, Ohio; Chicago, 111.; Evanston, 111.;, Detroit, .uien.; Ontario, tuna.a; Pun dolphin, Pa.; Atlantic City, N. J.; Washington, D. C., and several other points. While in Chicago they were' the guestji of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bel ton,2251 "May Pole. Evanston, 111., they called at Mrs. Alice Pinckney's 12;>5 Emerson; Detroit, Mich., they .wore the house guest of Mrs. Free man daughters-and grand son, Mrs. Helen Adams New. and Master L?bV" -tmrtx^hrwr-TfifffriCussell; Philadt'lphitr' they were'ihe house guests of Mis. E. Harris, 1.12 Fountain Street. They struck Philadelphia in its full bloom. The (fraud -Order of Elk severe in ses -ion. Everyone expressed' them;;' vs as having had a wonderful trip. THE CtlRNWKM.B FKTffn f'HIID. . KEN-- WITH PRETTY BRIDGJ3 PARTY. The spacious and attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. "ComweM on \v ayne Street was the scene of a very brilliant bridge party on Wednesday evening, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cornwell, Jr. of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Scott of Newport News, Va., I)r. and Mrs. A T. Cornwell of Charleston, S. C. and Mrs. William tfines and children of Wilson, N. C.??7?? ?? a setting made beautiful by artistically arranged boquets of roses and The sixteen tables were placed in Strains from the radio also lent beauty to the accasion. When points wore collected at the conclusion^. of the games by the Misses Nell Ellis. Dolores Mines; Dorotliy Johnson, Ethel Johnson and DorothyPearson it was found - Mrs. S. R.Green, Mrs. B. A. Evorette, Mrs. L.. M. Daniels held high, low score am. I consolation respectively for dadies; - ^^ ..- VTTO'TAai Dr. F. K. Johnson, Dr. J. u. Stuart, Dr. N. A. Jenkins held high, low SvOie and consolation respectively, ior men. To Mrs. Dthel nines, Mrs. aeiieva So 11, Mrs. iielc.ii Lornwll aid Mis. Ruth Watts (nee Butler) .voro presentd lovly gilts.. A very lelicioiu sweet, course was served by he afore names Misses. roiufUmtly tlnpartcrT icverthe'.ess expressing appreciation 'or the characteristic hospitality 01 he Cornwell s. This affair came as he culmination of a family y reunion. ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Claudie Robinson of this city ?i3hea tu announce lllfc m&rriage of ler sister,. Miss Teddie Green Robinion to Mr. Charles _C. Johnson. Tne narriage took place in Washington. ). C. March 18, 1931. Mr. Charles C. Johnson Is the oungest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lohnson of Providence R. I. Mr. and firs. "Charles C. Johnson will spend ;heir honey-moon \Vith the groom's _ Hi i ruviuence, it., I. They ilso visited the bride's sister. Mrgj. tftnTrttf" E. TTenney at 22i7 N. 22nd St., Philadelphia, Pa. The bride is he youngest daughter of Mrs. Hobt. 5. Robinson, and the late Mrs. Mary Robinson \iho died Sept. 18, 1930. Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Johnson are naking their home on 70G Columbia Road.. -Apartment 6, Washington, D. J. . The bride was very popular among the younger set in Columbia aefore leaving for . Washington. - BEACH PARTY?LABOR DAY* Charleston, S. C.?Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Decostrt"wereTdelight f ul "host" and hostess to a few of their friends an Labor Day at their summer home oil Sullivan Island. The party of friends left the city around 12 o'clock and stayed unt:l late in the evening after having danc cd and swtni the day away. Those -in?the party were Misses Georgianna Hare, Grace Vera Pos tels, Marguerite I'Vaser, Blanche :'ohnsbn, Stowe, Haiti? Mickell, Jen nie Douglass, Messrs - William Clem ont, Nicholas, 'Martin, Frank. Decos ia, Whittaker, Charles. McCarrol, of Talladega College, Robinson,'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geunveyiv We are glad to have with jus once more the. following teachers of AV ery?kistkirte?Mtsscs - Hare of New Hampshire; Douglass of-Charlotte, V'.; Johnson of Macon, Ga., Stowo of New Yorft: -Po-\les of Boston, Ml S< M" -?""- VM-:< .rtl-p.. n'-V ky; Martin of Mobile. Ala.: Nicho las or i-iooile, Aia.;' ttooilisoii ox csa vannaR, Gn. Cannon of Orangeburg were in the Messers Hume Sultan and Frizello city Sunday. Doctor and Mr?. John A. McFall EntertainSept. 10, 1031-?Dr. and Mrs. John A. McFall were charming host arid -hostess to a party of friends enter tained in honor of their house guest. Miss Edna Hunter of New York City. The beautiful home, of the host and hostess was beautifully decorated with ferns and other becoming flowers. Two rooms were thrown ensuite for dancing. The guests of Dr. and Mrs. Mc Fall were the Misses Estelle Hill, Vir Cinia and Julia MacBeth, Marguerite and Emily Eraser, Julia Gailliard, Rosella Noisette, Hattie Mikelle, Geo rgiaiina Hare, Blanche Johnson, Jen nie Douglass, Emily Green, Emily Clement, Ruth Conyers, If ma Rob itison, Messrs AYillieT'loment, Samuel Gailliard, John WRittaker. Frank De cost a. Jake Martin. R. Nicholas. S. ii i :. i /'I.... TTTTr IVWlJI IIMM1, I C*I I %V , V lill ilIK f OV UtV, ? J I Iv, J, Moore, A. J. Clement, Drs. Purvis, Massey and Fall Trigg. Mr. and M"s. Harry Gounvier, Dr. and Mrs. Scabrook, Mr. and Mrs. Arms: cad Harbison, Mr. and Mrs. John Moon, Mcsdamcs Lucile \Vatson J. A. C. Jackson. Delighted -punch arrd^?sandwlehcg were serve J. Music was. furnished by the pianist ofthe Knight. Hawks' Or vhesfei-a. - Mi?s Elsa Hunter of New York City is in thP-aity?as?the guest of l)r -and Mrs John A .MrFall. Dr. Edward Trigg left the city Fri lay for Raleigh and Lynchburg, Va.. He was.the house guest of Mrs. J. \V. Fraser and family. .. Mr. Charles McCarroll a student at Talladega College, was for the past two weeks the guest of Mr. William Clement on TUitledgo Ave. -?. ^ ? , The Thug?Sept*. 20th; the Place-Sidney Parti the occasion?Women's .Day.' . . _.b'_ MR^.JC B. BROWN, JIONORKf) ,'Mjyst J r,ie ami llelcr R'tTidds entertained on lasi Friday night with a lovely card party at their home on Gervais St., .in honor, of their dstui;. Mrs. Z. B. Brown of Washing ton, D. C., who has spent eight weeks at home with her mother, Mrs. Jan ie Reynolds and sisters. Everyone present??"?mb .1?wonderful?evening. Mrs. Brown has returned to her home in Washington. She reported a very pleasant stav in Columbia. m ? WHIST PARTY FOR MISS C. J. McILWAIN, R. N. Miss C. J. Mcllwain, R. N. ha? spent the past six weeks here at'the house guest of her sister, Mrs. M. A. Chestnut 1403 I.yon St. She also vis ited relatives and friends at Camden, Hidgewav and Blanoy, S.'C. Mi.- and Mrs. Logan Outten of Ridgeway, (S. C., entertained hast Tuesday ni?*ht with a whist partv in honor of Miss C, J. Mcllwain, R, N. Mi', and Mrs. R. K. Gladden enter talncvl Tlnn'sday'-wltlr-ff whtgr party in honor of Miss Mcllwain, their house guest. After the- games a do licimts repast was served. Everyone wont away happy after having spent a pleasant, evening. ... \*. ' Women will preach, pray, sing, us her and take the ottering at Sidney ParH on Women's Day, Sept. 20th. 4->\ ; fr \ A M Hb ?i ji IN* MEiviORIAM In loving remembrance of our dear huband and father, Mr. T. H. Henry, who departed this life September 19, 1931. Thou art gone to the grave, And we-4tplore thee with somiw -anrf' tears; , ~But just beyond the river Jordan Just across its chilling tide, There's a land of life eternal Thro its vales sweet waters glide. By the crystal river flowing Grows, the tree of life so fair; Thou waitest our coming In the Upper . Garden there? Where" the flowers bloom forever,And Death finds no entrance. Life and light eternal, joy beyond compare. 4 . We shall meet thee some bright 1 morning Resting by the River Jordan. Devoted wile and" children: " Mrs. R. A. Henry, Mrs. Loys Henry Robert^, Thomas H. Henry, Jr., . Miss Hildred A. Henry. . MISS EMMA STROTITER ENTER ,' TAINS Timinonsville, S. C.?Thursday c ling. Se'nten. er 10-.li a party was riven rt. the siden.ee o' Miss Emma Strother rin* honor of the ful!bwi~ rieits: Miss Camilla Hayes one of our girls who has Just" flnlshe"d"hef "3 years course at Tin; Gootr Samari Lan Hospital and . Nurse i Training School Columbia. S C.: Miss Luln Issiam of New York; -Mr.?Grant T. Kingston. X. C.; Mr. John II. Cheat mon, Oxford, X. C. There have b >."> se-err.I par-ties given It-; non.*? i -o kh.u. lilt whist game M. Ins king u ttil 10:00 I'. M.. Th'n the Ijtbles were removed front the room and refreshments served. We were then entertained by the Tim monsvilh Orchestra lasting iu.?.ii 1J P. M. AH enjoyed it. 9 <m ? " 1'liK KATJKT SIM IA]/~CLUB The Radio Social C'tub had its week ly meeting last Tuesday fright. It was quite an interesting affair , owing to the fact, that the boys were pre arranging their plans for the schooi ball which they are. trying to put over Fridtty night September 18 and by this being the first fall Celebration iliey are really trying to put it over big. So by the friends of the group of boys turning out. in large crowds we will predict quite a success. So after the plans were outlined- for the occasion real business were attended to next. Our distinguished president Mr. -Harris expressed his opinion of _ the success - the club is ..having ani sIca' hPXtrSin tote out. that there lire "room for many more- young men - a ho may Vi>nt in emi t their lot with the club. ,So don't forget the time Friday September 18. Place: Odd Fellows Casino. Treat of life. School Rail. So don't pass it up. Every woman ?should attend thv .special Women's. Cay services at Sid ney Park Sunday, Sept. 20th. - SUMTER NEWS (Continued from page one)^ Rev. and Mrsi J. W. Moultrie of "Thirksonvitlx*; Fia., were the recipi - cms* of man.. e iiirtosi s during -the., stay in the 'city. They we\;e the guest's of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones while here. The . members of the . Missionary Society of Emanuel M. E, C hurch were invited by Mrs. E. E. her home on Friday afternoon hon uring Mrs. McAdtrie who was Cho president of the Society before leav. ing for Florida,, a few years ago. Miss Naomi Richardson left oh Tuesday afternoon for Newport News, News,- Ya., where s,he is engaged in - -i-hool, work?Lor t lie_winter. *Miss0o Mahui ley MilitV and Blon Y1 Clni-ty l.i't wii Sunday aflmiuon mm- i;u:keuT-T Yttt;?to?begin their f " "now v? *-" X The Waverley V - (1NCOK1 I ! AT PINE AND T X PKODL X The Stand % CABS- DOPED, GRE, f COURTESY C/ ?T ^ LADIES R X H. Able D. H fv A A A a^A A A i s 4 * f I * ' * ' ? "T>T MA's clir I ^m^'ilks AiiU OuiMill tvtOtfd Av*\, r.n; snr e_ver.ir.~ v.nufcpQrr? nipfTrrfffpy and .7^ J3' Castor who Y.n: ' jy.^-hi'y m<? fl 'M.i-.n f !' ! if M '( . I' 'i ;> w?y, iti|,fi;i J d M'?? ? y-j and fcho-o.!:1. ' , 1 " ' >!' " I" i . ? ?h Mi l.l- : ,1 / . teach again jr. Alabama ...,j Mi i.'.. ir, - J. q . ?:?- ' -- * ' r sf." 1 ; j .resume- ti.vir A? the cisVo c. the party they bade the member' good bye, - Aniong-tbe guesls-wfrer Mr. Rober Cannon.. Miss' Georgia Cook, Miss Mary Cook, Miss Annie Ilunipton an! M iss Marv Wft Race: Tuesday e\er.ing, Sept. S, the mem _ Bert? of the.club en'oved a pIi-.-i.:m' onlertain.njent ill the lioine'oi' Mi -Ollie M yer.-" * K!"J 1 t'tTn SH Mr. My ers was host of the y* vyu i ??* .. I'us iiiosmocting was conducted by the vjc; ' president,. Mr. fcdw. 1'iesslcy. A.'uv the business ear i playing was tie.. LeatCre of tlie entertainment'.. High est score l'6r ladie.- was held by MisKva B. Castor'and !<>r; rnc'ti Mr.' l.a 'mar Bradley. ".M s.. .Mamie: GltdTu won guest prize and Mr.; Gonzales L\ brand capture, the Imoby." Mrs'.-Ol | iic^ .wyc-rs a.--istoi in , liking tiling i pleasant'. The gaest.?rwne Mi-.- K. C. Myers. Miss Knirly S! e! on. MiMamie. Gnd'in. and Mrs.: Theodora T-hr niasi.- , , 3 The club will, in- c t at ilte. home or Mis Mary Nance 1218 Heidi St., mx. Tuesday. evening. BIRTII1UY PAIIVY Little Mi.-.s Thelrna- Steele grand 'in lighter of M' s. Kih-n Th*omn-on was hoste-s at. a Uve.l;. bir i-.ay partv --cvtTTing * S p. St. sfrom V to 7 : *;?> gfe'en by" her uncle an . aunt. M.a ami^^is. .larrcs?Mobley rn " heir ysid.iKv 1 1*J:? Harden St'.. Af ..ei:'.-various games had been played by the little or,vs. they weie ushered into th dining room where- they re f res lie i theniselves with i e cream. --dm-ct'iue) of ; he tnbie e a- h--Lm-h? uty cake with eight burnh.g candles i big eiah* "T right "ve" rs of-the . V; ' i h " " ... . ..' 'a; o\vu.-ca , i.L.zje Kurgvs-s. Mary It" 7h'"Green. Hditlt I.n-h (.male 1'*.g r Harold T( v. '; : . ?' ' ": ' t. .)ii ? . ' J" - t, - -r - " = ' H * - H?^-rI.P.TAIXi< ' ; One of the iovl'rst parties of the i la it- summit' season \v s given '.bv j . UiisKiiih r. Butler honoring hesister, Mrs.. Ruth Butler Watts of Bayonne. X. J. Nearly fifty quests ! participated in bi idg and anagra.il sanies. The home was beautifully ! decorated with say colored cut "flow ers. The truest piixts high and score J prizes and the score keeper's prizes were'Anility and useful. After card> a delicious ice course was served. Among the -out of town guesjts ' Were Mrs. William ilinos, Wilsoh, X. Mrs. P. A. Scott. Newport News. Va.: Mrs. J. R. Corn well, J r.,' Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Thuma.- IluuVer. Wash ington, D. C.. and M.rsl 1. E. Carter, Jr., Augusta, (la. All the guest- ex preer.ed tiie n.-i l'>.' if dm* mg--ha i t<most pleasant" and delightful evening. j Solos, Duets, Trios, Quartets' and Choruses will lVature the services on ' i Women's Day at Sidney Park-, morn I log Mil ; ovm'i'.r-. Set-! JU ' , - WiiHi fill, the tc- r, in?;riu i tors in the Hi School the?.Miss Charlotte Ihggs i.V.beck to re | 0111110 lior .Work at Lincoln iTi?Sehetd! after?spendip" the vacation iiv At | tanta, Gn;. with relatives.?- :???? "p" Miss ^FIIo : s> J.e\ am' M Frank Stun y iip.il - Mf. Ruflin ? e] ?-t a very i p!' as; Ml >lay in Nef* Yort City witr. . elniiv e and ."rietids. The Scholarship Contest sponsored by the Junior Trustee Ho ril of. Mt. 1 Pisiti.lt A. M. I*. "Church. closed 011 ['Monday"night". Sent._l 1 *li. a.program j was rendered anil at the close the ' amount of * '!>.0<> w,as presented. Miss j Marie F>j'der who rep.<r.ed I cents. I Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Jones spent tlie week end in'Marion. S. visit ir.p- -M)-. a';i 1 .VI r.-. hjrk-o i rmer re. Mf'hts'trf-Fuaitet-. Mi;. Ja son has a ?spUraii i?Miidei taUi-.M"' >-o?iooi'iimi*?i ?m Jtluriou. . ' A > ?. .?. A. s) VVVVVr* ? < OPfN I . - - V ? S-i vice Station X 'OKA TED) . ' i V : - AYLOR STREETS UTS OK . JL X ard Oil Co. % \sed and washed uid accepted .7 "y - . ? - ' v :est room ? all, H. Williams. !<> ^ U, "I I - r.; : v%'.. S&&& J& In i 1 ' 1 yf, ^Delight When men's planer? linger, then frankly admire. . . . v. hat feminine. heart doesn't thrili? I\now this thrill! You can have alluring beauty. Dr. Fretl Py Inter > Ski%* . Whitener Ointment s " f vr-n - and? lightens the darkest ski:-., clears Up pimples,-, blotches and tan marks, and, docs away with that "oily. shiny" look*. " C so this "preparation ' regularly to make your skin soft, delicate and alluring. This amazing Ointment is made in the l'amotrs Dr. *~Fred Palmed laboratories where are also .made tlio e other beauty aids you 'know., so well:*. ? ' Dr. Fred Palmer's _?ki'n Whitener Soap, Skin Whitener Face Powder, Hair Dresser and Hid Deodorant ' which may be had at all drug stores for 25 cents each or will be ' sent postpaid upon receipt of price.' ur. i' reu rainier? laboratories, Dept. 6? Atlanta, Ga. . ' . ' ??-? Send -1c in stamps for a generous trial sample of the Skin Whitener, Soap i 11 and Face Pdwder/ .ll .. . . ? DR. FR.E D PALM ER.'S SRitfWfiitener -*KEEPS YOUR COMPLEXION YOUTHFUL* Low Sunday Excursions 1 c per mi 1 e .Travel!ed . ':F;TWKi;N? : I "'All Poiiiis 15t4 miles or less. Good'iii coaches only. Return [ l imit Date of .Sale. Week-End Tickets ; ~ One and One-Fifth Fare Round Trip ? All points?in Southeast. Sold Fridays, Saturdays ' and Sunday morning trains. Return '- limit Tuesday following. 1 a r\ . - " - m uay toacn excursion One and One-Tenth, Fare Round Trip All joints n .ijuuthva-t. t'uld Fridays. Satai-days an .J Sunday?-. . 1_ Consul}, l Ticket ..Acents LCO.NuMk .VL L'O-MFi HiTABLK ? SAFE r . .a LEEVY'S SERVICE ' STATION & GARAGE 1831 Taylor Phone. 9271 :OPIv\ AI-L NKiHT r L avid (,. s lii < i ^ General insurance ! Honest and eftkicnt alten i tipn given to all Husiness la a i<>t} with me. " ' PHONE 5717 1221 WASHINGTON ST SOI TIIERN RAILWAY" SYSTEM Corrected to May 10, 1931 . Arrive JUnion Station r,eave No-.^ No. ' 4:50p' 32 Augu.?U-N\ V. 32 4 :55p 7:15a 31 N*. V.-Augusta 31 7:55a 12:45p 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 l:0Qp 4:l5p 28 Cinn-Char'ston 28 4;20p :_9:30p.:10 Columbia-firmr ~9" 7:05a 5:Q0a^ 24 Coluwbia-Jaeks'n 23 10:30p 11:20a 8 .CoTa'-AugUsta 7> 4:lTp ' 12:48p 20 CoTa-Savannali 19 8:20a 9:30p 23' Col'a-Charlotte 24 5:15? 11:00a 13 CoKa-Charlottc 11 4:30p 9:56p 11 Col'a-Charl'n 12 8:00a 4:55a 15 ' Col'a-Cbarl'n 16 3:55a, 10:00p 16 Cal'a-Greenv'e 15 6:50a 1:00p 117 Cel'a-Charlotte 118 11:20? 10:45a 18 ? Col'a-Atlanta 17 6:35p Via Camden and Rock Hill. -, k ? Pullman cars. Dtrrtrtfc cftrs.