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SniTfrdaV. Senftnnh.cz ,g { lkiisy--Guinyard-with hor son s Milton of St. Matthews, is spending Q -?1 the end ir iv11 lie, visler, Mrs. W t R. Bowman 011 Harden Street, ^ Miss Victoria StOney . Gladden. the s daughter of Rev. ynd Mrs. Wm.' Glad p den who made an average of 98' i as p a Freshman in Lane College, Jackson, r ? -Teniit, la.-t term won first prize Tin the oratorical contest in the Mem a in a numner ot 'church entertain , -phia Young People's Jubilee ani lead r inents in Jackson; alter spending two ^ Paine College, Augusta, Ga., ''Sep anant?Imfflr> ' fo'tvi wiht q v.~*~ i ivntUi-r llUv ? ~ ^ Mi^ and Mrs. (\ .B,?Pleasant?m -j; company with Mrs..I. S. Leekug, Mr. <? T. Cripton, Mrs, H. Workman motor- r ed to Augusta, (la., to visit Rev. and i Mrs. S. B. Wallace. Arrive^ in time t for service at Trinity C. M. E. j Roy. Wallace preached a wonderful sermon, we all enjoyed it very much. 1 , Then after meeting a host of people l * e went, hack to the parsonage to J partake of a delicious dinner served -f hy^'Mrs.' Wallace, where we all did 1 justice. They "all reported a pleasant ~v tripv-- . , v Mi s. Ituth Butler Watts, after a ' muse delightful visit with the home 1 folk has returned to her home in 1 ' i<. yonne, N. .1. During her stay in iho city, Mrs Watts was the re- 1 cipicnt of many social courtesies. V Mrs. K. P. Ponipey of East Uer- c vais .St.. is confined to .the bed after J an dim * of five woeksL * We hope. She flrill soon be out"-ffg$ln. TUc,.people of IGdgeway. 'S, C.?, are v very glad V<> have Dr. R, L, Wakefield 'opt a an nave ii\ tacir town, 1)?. t W40 c'.ic.d ). . in lad go way on cd t ?? nc. 1J.1;. s an ! Saturdays; j ? 1 Mr. Mi-ruphill spent last Sun , dn.\ 11 t i-.a ioi io, -n. C.. visiting vela- i lives ai.o trawls'. lie reports a f pic.,*.:: 11I trio. . . . .? M:V? .fv*> Ford -pout last week, j' in \\ bin^'mM a>- tin- house-guest of Mrs. J'-lai Wylio. 1 .Mis. A lire risum- tit tills city was ( spetidimr-tt l-ew days?tire pin?st of Mis. l.ala 11 udvrins. her mother and j. ills. Lie \ Sober. Alts. Fisher vis. it m Ciieeii\ ille, S. and Atlanta, v Ga. \\ hilc mi heri trip she had a n pkauant .:ty : She nuw returns to j. .liei home ni Brooklyn, NT. \ . She. [ thanks liV-r .many friends for their*'t hospital it n . ? Mr. Ltni. Ale' initio, Jr., has returned Inane .ud resumed his. work at the '"Leader's" office, after spend ^ me ,i nil.ni Iv with his parents Rev. , and M i - James McClintic, Sr., of Alari'on. S. f". Mrs. FatTie M. Roach and daugfh- u lor, accompanied by Miss Mabel B. ~ WniiatVis, all "of Beaufort, S. C., -motored here Wednesday, where Mrs. Reach's daughter, ' matrieidated at Ij' | i t-r.w***.?They? reported quite a pleasant trip. I Mr. Henry Wilkins tfynum has re- < turned to Philadelphia, after spend- i ing his vacation at home with his ? ? was highly entertained by Dr. M, A. t F.Vahs and other friends. t EMERGENCY Cl-Cl* ENTERTAINS c.::' i On Wednesday evening, the Enter- . gency Club of Emanuel A. M. E. i Church entertained with loveliness in houriL-. oi'.Mr. and Mrs. J. yy. Sawyer c at tin' burnt' ul' Mr. M. B. tVIHiHin^, Washington St, beautiful cut dowers furnished the t ?1 1T1T uTiTst A shorl program was 1 ?Love for you," Mrs. LepUt Hamilton; Vocal Sdlo, "I Love ybu,'rMiss Katie S. Knox; Clarinet Solo, "Somewhere a Voice is calling,"'Mr. Hyman Williams, Jr Miss Ethel Williams, pre ?' iiili.d?iU?U+v?phum.'??hoy mil were -y seemingly at their best. After the t program several games were played. < Eneli u'linuf- Kvstnrrht u crit", fnr thp c couple which were presented in a < very .jolly way. by Prof J. P. /Sartor who has recently returned from Ok- 1 iahonnt to work at Harbison College, i Fruit punch and cake were served, i Mrs. E.G. Clark the efficient hostess c had everything arranged in order. i Mr5._17iQz Williams, the President ( of the club has been ill for several weeks and was notJ able to attend the affair. We are glad to report that she is improving nicely. ] TANZ SOCIAL CLUB ' The meeting of Tuesday past at - the residence of" Mr. George Samon < elected are as follows: Mr. Arthur. '< * featured the election. The officers 1 Harpr President; Mr. Ralph Burton, 1 Vice President; Mr. Tony Shelton, Sec.; James JB|antUng, Asst. Sec.; f -Westly Mangum, Treas.; Willie Wright, Business Manager; George i Snmon, Chan num.- 1 We are very glad to inform you ( tliat the Tnnz nro-giving their first _> ball dance Fridayt Oct. 9, at the Odd 1 ^ FeUowk, Casino.. j You talk nbmrt pleasure, AHr Boy- i - Dn't mis? this great treat. We will 1 be there with plenty of pep. ( i ? / ? ES& ESS" JENTERXA1NS MEM-BERS LEAVING FOR COLLEGES The "Ess Ess" gave a farewell par y for the members Who are leaving or school at the hoVne of Mrs. S: lance Thursday evening, September rd morpbets" afcrived each ras givert^' nottHty s ick of candy. nd all wf'tjhfe member: were divided lto two squads: "blue and white." leveral interesting games were play, d when the "blues" contested against he white' for the candy which was :ivn as eacn entered. The "blue" quad was victorious therefore winilfg .if emi/ly finin heir opponents. Several games of ridge were enjoyed by the membrs". After bridge a delicious course con isting of shrimp fsal^d, Tomatoes lickles. butter tViind* u v..?4*o, aviawuerry unch and mints was served, _ As the nenvbers dined the following \pro;ram was rendered: "Tn tho Sim", 4iss Muble Perry wh(Tacted as toast distress. In her talk she gave a esunie of the different activities of he members which consisted of a heatre |Sarty, a iennis breakfast',a tienner and marshmellow roast. "In he Sun's Rays," a very charming talk o the members who-aiv leaving was endered by Miss Geraldine McGhee, 'Th World is Waiting for the Sunise," an instrumental solo. Miss Ruth >erry; "To the Sunrise" in behalf of he departing members, Miss Maude ohnson. . ?.. . Those leaving for the various coleges are Miss Maude Johnson, Fisk Jniversity; Miss Thomasine Duckett, Spellman College; Miss llattie E, sawyer, Howard University; Miss tuth Perry, Knoxville College. The members present at the Faroveil Party besides . those mentioned ibove were Misses Dorothy Nance, - ottie B. Outen, Geraldine McGhee, dary Hoover, Mable Pery, Evelyn Bright. ? ?? As a farewell souvenir the mem>ers of the club wex-e given ver\ inique minature hand painted and irinted baskets containing a resume ?f the club's activities, the names of he members an a program of_. th? arewell party by Miss Mable Perry. On August 27,. the members of the Ess" ^EsS" assembled on Allen Uni el-shy's campus at 6 o'clock where hey were taken by Mr, B. Roberts to 1. rr ^i?> .--i tie iui wci rivaiid irunu wciuitl liivy n joyed a Wienner and Mnrahmellovv ^oast. Many games were enjoyed >v the members before and after the oast. Fortunes which were written n invisible ink were lipid over the ire, aiid each-was able to distinguish lie writing which told who, what ami vhen concerning their present and uture. Those attending this affair were diss llattie E. Sawyer, Dorothy )utenf Thomasine Duckett, Ruth Her y, Mnble Perry, Maude Johnson ami Ovvlyir Bright.-It appeared in the ''Leader" qf a ecen.t issue "that the Sunday School rave a party at Mrs. T. L. Duckett-'s tome.' This was a wrong jnterprgation of thp S. S. which stands for he name of the club, FREE WILL CLUB TO MEET The regular mouthy - tweeting ot Tie Free Will Club will he held al o'clock Sunday afternoon in thf 1 II ?4- D V, euep'llUH HtUl ttt U|U^C?YVUU vauifi, cv rhich all member!: are requested tc >e present. ?? Mrs. Charity H. Pleasant, Pres. Mrs. Flora B. Blakely, Secretary. m m ^ DUMAS CLCB~ Tuesday evening', Sept. }5, the <-l.il nu in its weekly meeting at the mine of Miss Mary Nance on Heidt 3t. Miss Mary Nance \yhu was msiess made ovurythiiy v?tv pleasmt for her guest?,. Because - yecurvt-marxiatfu.,.ui he-president, Mr. Conway Russell he business procedure was conduct id by the uvU-e-prosldent, Mr. E. Pres iley. After business meeting carc )layiilg was the'Toatui'p of amiiTony-tr 'or a short while. At the t?hd of tin Maying It' \vas~fqund that highesl score for ladies was held by Miss Ag les^Williams and for men Mr. Lamai Bradley. Miss Anis \Villianvs cut (insolation, and Mj^s Cora B, Castoj onquererl ttie poopy. Instead of the Iregular Tuesday iteeting the club yvili give a partj "t'Tday evening, Sept. 25 "antler"CoT ego Inn mi Harden Street.- * jy t m.- :? mrV corley entertains at EVANS FARMS The most delightful "'outdoor eVeiil it' thnqscasio! was givpn Monday i-v ningToy Mr, Carl-ObrleyV the "Vet ;ran. Farmer, at the* Evans Farms situated two milea North east of tin nty- off the Two-notch Road. This was one of the few exquisiti invitational affairs and the first o the Autumnal Season events to la tfiven in the city, of the social elip ilrcle. Many of the .socially promi Vent of the clivwpiu present, ? jUEST AT COLLEGE INN ANL COFFEE SHOP John Evans, Prop. Mrs- Anna Lue Bark rev Flo ' ' Mrs. Discol, Pennsylvania; Mrs Wooden, Boston; Rev. and Mrs. Mc Coy, Atlanta, Ga. MANAGER THOMPSON SLOWM RECOVERS . Mr. E. Thompson, whp recently be tame manager of thp College Ini and Coffee Shop, liocated 'at lfiQS Harden St., the Iiyi Par excellence for'the Race, with mqdern accqmmor dujiiotis anc} reasonable "ffrices, is slowly recovering, at hia residence qi Manning Ave., from an accidents injury jn which he suffprs from tw< aroken ribB and internal injuries re tpived a wepk ago, wrtle Mr. Thomp. um?waa?_cranking his car. The cai seing in gear he was knocked to th< ground and both wheels passed ovei lis body. We are all pulling for yoi Mr. Thompson and wishing for youi jarly rpcovery, . <s .MARRIAGE announcement ? Mrs. K. II. Mf D.iljfi*', S7 Rt Orangeburg,. S. C., unnoijnce.s the marriage of lier daughter Ella Louise to Mr. Walter Raleigh Ballcvv, Conway, S. C. 1 he marriage took place at the; _ home of Rev, it. E. Biogden.. George? town, S. C.,'April 24, 1931.. The bride and bride-groom will reside in Con. way, S. C. MRS. A. B. WESTON ADDRESSED THE ALUMNI OF BENEDICT IX THE NUKA'H EAST ' Mrs. Annie Belle Weston is home again after a visit in the states of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, . Pensylvaniu and Washington, D. C. Mrs. ."Weston though on her yaca ^ tion did .suine con.-U'Ui'llVe Work for tl.? - .11 n?- ' - luiiuge. .-.ne is vice presiuent ol the Alumni Association of Benedict and as so many cordial invitations i _ were given to her, to meet-the- old ^ "grads" she ma.de some?effective speches for the school. She was in vited to speak in the honte of Dr. _ TTocket Reese in Brooklyn, N. Y.; also in Mr. Love Woods' Hotel in New York City. Each time there was a packed house of Benedictions to see Mrs. Weston and to hear her- stirring message of greater fidelity on the part of the "grails" to Benedict; to the school of their choice. The Alumni were urged to look on Benedict an' the foundation stone and that as the members all were makin" their marks iirTife with..members of other schools of repute the Br C. men and women Trave no.ivecd to be* aa.hained.or afraid to sell Benedidt to '{he world at large as a school of religious moral ;ind intelectual bounty. The "gratis" in New Jersey were given a reminder -ol' their honoied places in this college. Connectticut was pulled in line. The club in Wash ington, D. C., with Mr. Alfred Simons Mrs. Marian Butler, Etta M. Head, Lillie Maxwell and Luveda Williams ] promised?Mrs.?Weston?t+rnt?they" ~ .would take on new life after seeing ( hec_j.nterest and hearing her plea for.. . a more concerted-eflTSrU of their school J under the leadership of such ah jn defatiguabie worker as Mrs. Weston, 1 the Alumni should bear worthily its name ami ^it coin mence incut limp--.. ~ make the Alumni Assoc latum be felt as an organization of vital importance and show by~ their means and their ^ ' enthusiasm that "B. C." really stands for "Best College" ill their lives,. i Rev. Horatio llill;. president of the 1 V...;, V,...L- I, ..J ,v,,tUiVr.il t.i? 1 iHyw V . full support. I>ii Oitu Hill of New ark, X. J., has assured All's. Weston 1 of their support. XIrs. Gertrude Camp ; bell of .Conn., said tlmy would hold up ' Conn. . WILLING WORKERS CLL'B NEWS The Boys' .Willing' Workers Club met at the, home of the treasurer Mr. Charles Bidden, 2228 Hampton;, street, Tuesday, September, 15 at 7 o'clock. We opened by repeating the [ Lord's prayer led by Nathaniel Ste- { ! phenson. After the opening the meet I rug was opened for business. One j i new member joined, Mr. Walter Duri ham. Our new president, Mr. 0C. A. j Johnson, Jr. will preside at the next j . meeting. ... ._i After all business had been discussed refreshments were served inch, was very delicious. Our next meeting will be at the homo of : Messrs Chrnles anil K.d.ei t Vnn.rhn , 2116 Hampton street, Friday Sept. ' 25 St 7 p. m. We'will ho glad to have new members join our club. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT , Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kennedy, Sr. announce the marriage of theft daughter, Mabel Elliott fbq 'Mr. I By now Nicholas of Charlotte, SaturU day, Sopteml<cr .1, l'.Kll. Mr. and , r -Mrs-. Nicholas loft immorlintely for , t Charlotte \vh<pre they will make j - their home. ' r ^ ^ r OR. AND MRS. PA'-E1 rrroPAT. '. Kd TllKIR 2."?th ANNIVERSARY Ll... Tlie_TvyiUily. Fifth Anniversary nf the inarriatre of Dr. "and Mrs. .Lames F. Page was celebrated Saturday evenitig Sen' emter 12 at their resi dnce 12 GofT Av? Orangeburg, S. C., from 7:30 to 11.00. The celebration was fostered ,by the ministers, their wives and layaiiy - of tile ()i angi Inn ;; l'?is11 iel uf which ' ~ Dl'. Page is- District Superintendent,.. , A large percentage of the ministers, their wives. l,aya;t\ and friends were, present to enjoy the occasion. - A very unique program was render f ed consisting of Shady of Conver*a a lion brought1 forward from (he t courtship days of Dr. and Mrs. Page A very unique program was ren ~ dni'i'O consisting?solely of conversn? ) tion brought forward from the court ship days of Dr. and Mrs. Page. These were improvised and read by. Dr. L. M. Dun-ton, president emeritus of Clailin College. Tne collection of varied a*:J pretty | t -jn/1 cunt h\I f I'i4>n'l<l I Xliia IHW" pitsented a sight pleasing to the o>,ts and bespqjke^ both of ths*good pirit prevailing on the Orangeburg T/istiict and "the excellent selectivity 1 dt" the donors. ' The house w'as beautifully decorat fed, strictly in keeping with the occasion, FloweVs- ami silver decorations 1 were used. J- Mrs. Page wore a dyeas trirrfftted ' in silver and silver colored slippers. y Dr, Page wovo a dark gray suit. A beautiful snow white cake con taining 25 candles were lit and blown r 'nnt hv one nuff of Mrs. Page. Cream 3 and cake and punch were served to"" r the enjoyment of all present. 1 Quite a number of friends were ' present and all enjoyed a memorable evening. I . . Mrrrra i.eapbb IN RKMEMBERANCE S-. In sad but living rememberance of our dear husband and father, Rev. Geo.?S.?Albany, .who departed this life one your ago today, Sept 19,. 1931. The say time heals a broken heart, But, oh. it is so intense; ?For ontrTeaT "RfTO COh nearts have * achod, God knows how much wo miss you. Never shall your memory fade; Loving thoughts shall wonder, To the spot wfTPFe you ere laid. ?Our hoilrrs still- acho with sadness: Our eyes shed many a tear, God only knows how we miss you, At the. end of one saddened year . His loving wife and son, Angcline R. and James. M- Albany-. IN MEMORIAM In sad but loving memory of my dear husband and children, Mr. Clar cmce -E. RabB. who denartpd rbi^ Ikfe-fourteen- ye*ry-ago, Sept: t-,1917: They pay time heals a'broken heart,. But, oh, it is so hard: ached; Dear husband ahfl father just for you God knows-how much we n\iss you. Never shall your memory fade, Loving thoughts shall wonder; To the spot where you^ave laid. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our eyes shed many tears; God only knows how we miss you: At the end of fourteen sad yeurs. His loving wife and.children. .' Annie RabJ> ______ Clarence F. .Tr James J. Cecil C. and Ariee-fRabb)) Albany. ? , u g* THE NEW CENTURY CLUB On Wednesday evening, Sept. IK, Mrs. Ethel L. Stepheson was the ;h arming hostess to the New Century Club of which she is a member and i number of additional friends in-' dueling the following out" of town Ekvyonne, N. J., iand Mrs. Geneva Cornwall Scoti of Newport News,.. Y-x-.. Ih41i formally of this city. Mrs. Gladys Daniels' retiring'"vice president presided at the business meeting''.which was 'held just before the. gue>t> arrived^ Tlio I'.illuWjrtg "officers far (Ik- oav were elc ted: Mrs. Ida Cooper, l'residcilt; Mrs. .Alma Rhodes, Vice President; .Mrs. Flise Jenkins, Secretary: Mrs. Marioi) Dixon, Treasurer, Mrs. Ethel lihaw, Reporter, Tables for playing bridge were-arranged in the living mum wh'''h was decorated with full flowers. After playing lour games the scores were counted. Mrs. Ada Coopir. held high score and received a pair of hose; Mrs. T. Chappel-It holding h?\v score received a waste paper basket, Mi's.'Marion Paul, drew wnsolation and received lingerie; Mis8 Henrietta Roczer, received the guest 1 > 11:'.e, a set of bracelets. A delicious salad couvar and punch was served MISS MAUD E. jOHNSON, A FRESHMAN AT FISK Miss Maud E. Johrrstsiir"^ recent graduate of Booker Washington High daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Johnson, entered Fisk University this week a a' Freshman. Miss- Johnson was i' i mm aided?tn?Nasht Uli',.-liy?fnyr father and,her uncle, Mr. W. C. Johncuirv The tin 1*4:1/ thmiIh thn frin \w motor. if&mmmmmmamm J I \ ^^ps Hw m j 1 SETTING THE HEART BILL RC WORLD'S GREATEST Wedn Thur CAPITOL 4 . ' n . .. ... . TV MKMORIAM M I ; ? Iii -ad I>ut .loviujf iiiciuiii'v of our - S('" iUid -brother WilliatM Jiavis %vtro, j left iis I'.i. I'.-.jo I One year o fsadr.css1 has pa t in., our ! i__?hom^- ? ? -?:?? -j | A precious. heart >-otn v~ : ' r<~>ne 1. A?^ OU^C!?V? h?? * ! ? ;?m*?11' * 1'1 f 1, j ,A place ia ?>' 1 ; ?aa', or.-A+o-lI filled ' iO Willing d'?,*>! mi-- v much j ""c arc ir.w.; Wo are shod dir.'; far; o:/v a in mr.rv I ways r.V/e-arc pirrurinrr nnvv '"-a ?: h Just as v.-o. r?.*.v nud t'ilko'i w^h vo** last. j idyop. on bdlovea 1 r* * nn ome dav ! We will jai.eet ody.orrd the uvei Mis 1 Dav,?, -motiiOr Miss. (io.ui<?: L'aV.v, -iVtei T?M. . li 'a. /, v : Va-n.'.' V-U-,J . - frfr. Qlltt f '.) ( . .hi viliut? ? c A Hi. LA;'ANY' m I) ia p. I Rih' |. Lart. week D:. a: \ Evans aim i nil illy?ii,iV,in > ! -iinsvn?to?t he * In i(i-i of .Miss Jessie I,. .Trot tie in Dei.and, j Kla., oil Ieisine \V!:il,< awav the.'J stopped in SaV;inliali and August:. Ga. Thev reported having- a very pleasant and sinct .-Tul trip. We an.' glad to see theni back t>< -:.:e ajta.ii , MO 1 tut TRIPS Mr. .Joseph . Alexander Walker. Air Uobetf Gritrin', Mr. Walter Watm' left- for Washington, Ih < .. Monda'. his home. lie Ava-h a welcome visitor-i.ere. lie was a gra he'e of Alien I ?.tv?r-it** f las ' ' 'V Mr.?\\ ' ' On?i yi, ;'ri\ eh?tt.?trrr? Li'?\i i nivu-nt _Se:\i<e ni 'Va-hiprt ; Mr. Ahtxan'der \Yall:v: ,;;,s ; . study at Howard' L'nWer?-it'y. ' . We . wish him much success . i NEW llltOOK I A N 1) < OLOKKI) J SCHOOL Ol'ESCIN,.,' We announce the" oix-nin af tie _ above school, Monday. Sep?5*:? Teachers as !u flows: .) W. Shaw,"" principal: Mr-, Lhi. A h. hi. Mi Viola ElUs, Miss Mary? -Ionian. All I patrons are aski I t - he i le-sent with-' their chilikntn?at NtrtO aTTfTi at which time the Mr. Ga Ian the Sunt." of the eh-y school? anrt trustee- of-The sane I will 1o there and gi\e w holesaiiio infoi lhati'yi-relat i. e t?> the educ.ati?>,.\ ill work .of 'i lie di-'rii-,'. Let u- WOl ! .. and 'pray for : v renter !. I yea: than ever .1 \\ S iia u I'ii iif ipai. hiNGS\ i'Li'.K 9NKW S. * Tin farmeiv,.f tins roctiyn are .t.il; dig advantage !' tin- b\ harvesting in t.heir 'We are jirfiM.i tw : ,i\ tal iLu?. writ ing. Mi,. .Mack. Ma-ti'-i Willi, nu . \\ n , ha. heei, ill K>i -tytial wc-ol.- is up" on his ! oct nyam Mr. . ami Mi i ? pc. vi>i;;-.i service at- Plea ant . C?rm*e?ftsptv'l Chinch; Sunday.; Mi-ft anil I'auln < Bates Fhcy. " teporVfii that Rev. ; Chenn, (whitr i and Williams Chare! ( lee CI ah v111 e: t a ill ed -ehe n. ruvaii ' Mi'iS Pauline Bales -ieii Sail day lor I M'l n V'ni? er>'+t. to begin her collcay jcourse iff-teacWf&l-Xaai^uing. ... 1 I MtsSc.-? M^.i j.ha. and Rebecca ShiAes ..-"pent. Sunday al'tertivon with Mi-' rn.tiM).. r'm.-ii?.Tu. i .i i ml- ' In ; . Mioss vLuciJc K..' Fnivh is still tak ing her vacatiV-n in the North. The' community is hoping her a speedy arrival. . : ' <*> > T H E /V GES ^ I Bp Of THE WORtD AFIRE B )BINSON 1 NEGRO TAP DANCER esday :1 "sday I THEATRE | l.~ PagF 7. BIRTH- NOTICE g-PrufessoH and Mi? K-?R- l)mr ivishes to"announce the arrival of their ^ little sort Abraham. Friday rnorhing, September 11 at. 7 A. M. Me weighed- eight?fmth one" half ' ' bounds at birth. CARD OF T il \ .n t I wish to tharjk my many, friends' lor the kindness u(id syi.-.p;*tr.y. shown in the .short illness ar(d 'tenth of mv daughter?Dc-n* hv?L,?Hngoo'i. mid thq beautiful Floral oCcrir.g.;. (Mrs.) Lucile Ha?o??a. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank, our many friends tor the kindness and input hy shown llifc??Lke?lllllfr ? h aVr*i??|? 'a t f i?n-f?TTTTT father and brother, Mi. J. I? Sinionsj. unJ for Ore beautiful Moral- tributes. ?.. w . Simons ' m., Simons tRrorge- STmoi -Mrs. Birdie _ SijiicuiWiioalu! Children, *. Cpcrtrs Si mom -Sin Tin. - ister C. II. Simons, Brother.. CARD OK THANKS \Ve take this methnd to thanfc'the Minis^erBfl Family anl} members of * the Orangeburg Dis*rj?t f.jr putting ' over this'twenty Hfty-Anniversary of our marriage.' We a 1o ..thank our ; . . many fi-iehds.-for the many e.xpves-. sions of good wishes for -us. We ate happy to start out for ? pations. ' ' ? ' _ Yours with grateful thanks. Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Page. , 12 Goff Aye., Urangt bul g. S. C. 2nd CALVARY B. Y. P If. NOTES The public is cordially invited to he B. Y. P. U. Sunday evening, Sep- ! em her 28 to.a musical program'civ?. :n under the dfrertion lull Mrs?M. If. Russell. - I n I b INUIH t, All persullSi havimr-. clai111 against the* estate, of Preston . Floyd deceased, tU-C?hci cliy ill..; j l "-.l?'' i fTTt Hn?:'iii)u . ? duly verified. with the unde'rs'ijrn'ed. gild those-indebted, to said estate will please make nay.tr.eni "Hkewiser N. .J Frederick. Admiiustrator Columbia, "S. C. I-l it.'. Washington. Si It. 10-3. Columbia. S. C". Low Sunday Excursions 1c per~mlie Travelled?? ? . p.ktwi-ikx" . ".v.:? All Points I5U miles or less. ? * Good in coaches on.lv'' R.etum him it Date-of Salt-." Week-End Tickets . !T~'" One and One-Fifth Fare Round Trip All points-in Southeast, bold b'ri-"' . ' days, Saturdays and* Sunday i.votning trains. He turn limit. Tuesday following'. 10 Day Coach Excursion One and One-Tenth ?? Fare Round Trip All points in Southeast. . Sold Fri- . iays, Saturdays and Sundays. ? . Consult: Ticket Agents S<HtOiernRFwaA'SA^tem ^ ECONOMIC AL COMFORTABLE SAFE BUY GAS AND~dlL LEEVY'S SERVICE 1S31 Taylor St. 1'hone 9271 OPEN ALL NIGHT David G. Lllison - General Insjjraiice Honest and efficient attgn tion given ,to all business plaaced with me. ; PIIONE 5717 - 1221 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Corrected to May 10, 1931 Arrive Union Station Leave No. ' * No. 4:50p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 4:55p 7:45a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 7:55a 12:45p 27 Char'ston-Cipn. 27 l:00p 4:l5p 28 Cinn-Char'ston 28 4:20p 9:30p 10 Columbia-Cinn 9 7:05a 5:00a 24 Columbia-Jacks'n 23 10:30p 11:20a 8 Col's-Augusta 7 4:17p T2:48p 20 -.Col'a-Savanna't 10 8:20a 9:30p 23 Col'a-Charlotte 24 5:15? 11:00a 13 . Col'a-Charlotte 14 4;30p 9:55p 11 Col'a-Charl'n 12 8:00a 4:55a 15. Col'a-Charrn 16 3:55a * 10:00p 16 Col'a-Greenv'e 15 6:50a 1:00p 117 Col'a-Charlotte 118 11:20? 10:45a 18 Col'a-Atlarita " 17 6:35p Via Camden and Rock Hill. Cullman cars. Dining cars.