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Saturday, January 2, 1932. TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF MR. AND MRS. MYERS v COLORFUL AFFhIR Hundred Pieces of Silver Given ] by Friends The Twenty-fifth marriage anniversary of Mr. and .Mrs. I. M. A. Myers, 1309 Pine Street. Columbia, was a beautiful and "colorful alfair, . and was attended by a large number of friends in the city and from other parts of the state. Some of the visitors were from Sumter, Greenwood, and other points. The anniversary =? eelebration was Friday night December 18th. More .than 100 pieces of silver were presented Mr. Myer^ and his madam as a token of esteem afid friendship '?1- by their many friends. The flowers used for the occasion I ppa n l'n (rn/l tirtf V> " * - *** " w.o otivii ou aa vu uumu ' . a pretty back ground in front of which sat Miv and Mrs. I.M. A. Myers with the receiving line in which were Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Lawson of Sumter; President and Mrs; J'. J.?Starks of Benedict College; Mrs. G. C. Williams, Mrs. T. J. Miles, Sr.; Mrs. J. J. Slat?1' er, of Sumter and Mrs. S. Lawrence. Entering the reception hall were a few floor baskets of roses and carnations suitable for tht event which with the brilliant lights, made an attraction beautiful to behold and added much te=ttier occasion. Miss Maud Pendergrass, one of the teachers in Booker Washington School presented the guests to the host and hostess. Miss Mabel E. Pendergrass of Sumter, registered?the .visitors.The visitors were met at the door and assisted by Mrs. W. P. Corley ? and?Mr. Ed. M. Pressley, Jr.?Miss Rebecca Johnson was up-stairs directress.Mrs. A. E. Adams was receiver,, oi gifts. Floor stands of carnations, roses, ferns*. j^nd holly inade a fine picture?attractive in every way?ari{Twit}Lthe~ brilliant electric lights the setting was a lloi'al extravaganda. . Rich courses of refreshments consisting of , cream,- cake, shelled nuts and punch ; were served by Mrs. Poe, Miss Boozer and Mr., Self Andrews, while Mrs. Wintou Logan-Williams of Greenwood was in charee of the nunch howl from which all present enjoyed themselves fully. Music for the occasion ? was. l'uxnishedi-by the famous pianist Mr. Louis Finley of Chester, college student at Benedict and Mr. Kyer who j)lays the violin to perfection. Vallaria, the beautilul little duagh? t tor ot Dr. 'aninVTfs. Wnv,?IT, Chap ' - on guests silver bells tied with red ribbon as Souvenirs 'coming on tno eve of Christmas, thesc silver bells had more than one meaning?they started the ringing out . of - the old year and the ringing in of the New Year with a hope of prosperity ~~ and' happiness mote abundunt (kii'iwy the year oC 1982,J The folovymg.brought or sent gifts and congratulations to tht couple celebrating their anniversary-: Dr. and Mrs. C. B. tAntisdel, Dr. and. Mrs. J. J. Stark's, Dean and, Mrs. Smith of Ccm-dict College; Dr. and Mrs. D. H. ? Sims and Mrs. Ella Morris of Allen University; President and Mrs. John (?. Porter of Harbison College; Prin eipal and -Mrs. C. A. Lawson of Lin. _ coin High School, Sumter; Mrs. Bisliojr \v us. D. Clutppelle; Dr. and Mrs - B. A. Everett; Dr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Chappelle', ,.DL Pride, Dr. L. M. Daniels^l)jL4it^VV_JVIaiice, Mr.and Mrs.J. J. Slater,"SUmter; Mrs. Adam Golf, Mi\ and Mrs. P. W. Williams, Lynch, Ky.; * Mrs. Charlotte Robinson, Pee Dee, N. C.^, S. Tanner Stafford, i3t. Louis, Mo.: Miss A. V. Hunt. Charleston; Mr. ancl Mrs. C. H. Williams, Greenwood; ltev. and MrsrM. G. Williams Greenwood; Mrs. Lillie Williams, Greenwood; Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Adams Mrj J" H JornrKoii1, Mis. Ipel Jackson, Mrs. Ella Sightler, MTSs R. M. Johnson,Mr. Self Andrews, Mrr and Mrs. B. A. Blocker, |Mrs, L. M. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. J,. Poe, Mrs. U. S. Rice, Mrs. N. E. Cook, Mrs. S. B. Boozer, Principal and Mrs. W. * A. Perry; Mr. and Mrsr-JuhmriePotts, Col, G. H. Hampton, publisher of The Palmetto Leader; Hon. and Mrs. George L. Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harvey, Mrs. Caroline Mack, Manning; Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, Manning; ;Dr. and Mrs*. J. G. Stuart, Miss Cornelia Weston, Miss Lillian Weston, Mrs. R. E. Scott, Mrs. TT. CT Nelson. Prof, and Mrs. W. Hurry^ Benedict Colltfge;' Mrs. H.-'ii" .niyiirr, Kmpnrin, Vn.; Mr, and Mrs. Thad Kellv: Mrs. R. N. Griffim and 'family? Alias Ila Stewart, Miss Bookman. Mrs. Ada Alston, Dr. ?and Mrs. N. A. Jenkins, Dr. and Mrs. A. ~ B. Jenkins, of ...Manning;.Miss Mary ? Cook, Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Simkins, Mrs. 'Fannie R. Games, Mr. Talmadge Chappette, Miss Annie Mae Manigault Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H. Jones, Mrs. Frances Thompson and daughter, Mr. and .Mrs. Theodore Youngblood, Mr. i and Mrs. "Jack" Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. N. Roseboro, Mr. and Mrs. Dan "L Pntter-cn,1 Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Cnl? l?nt>, Mr. and Airs. James Woodberry, Mr. and Mrs, J, H. Hughes, Lawyer and Mrs. N. J. Frederick, Mrs. Emily Johnson, Mrs. H. E. Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. It. S. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs F. K. Hepwood, Miss Daisy V. Roach Dr and Mrs-G T Dillard, Mrs. R. W. #Mance, E. R. Deans, Kentucky .State College; Mr. and Mrs. H. M, Ward, Denton, Md.; Mrs. D. P. Penriorgrnr.sf and^famihi Sumter; Mrs. Sarah "Niance, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Smalls. Washington, D. C. Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Jenkins of Columbia, S. C, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. A.. Myers bavfc only one child. Miss Ella Clyde, who I'" is at present one of the teachers in f the Waverley Grammar School of the ?r~ city. =?-??' Mr: Myers is a well known school ~jX?^prir?ctp<il-?tid-toy ft number of yeHra ^ has been an authcfrized correspondent of leading newspapers in this and other states. As secretary of the * ' I SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF REV. I J. P. REEDER, WITH ZION BAPTIST ClU'Rdl Columbia, S. C., Doc. 18th? With the coming1 of the yuletide" season so I comes the Second Anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. J. P. Boeder, with | /-ion Baptist church. | You will recall that IJcv. Boeder was pastoring ait Second Nazareth Baptist Church of this city for more ^han a year. In taking charge of Zion, he found that ho hud a big job confronting him. With .(.his in viewJ he suu iau hard at \\ork organizing, |j. C. White. With those .accomplished and the church working in. harmony with him tuoie than four tho'tr~ saild dollars won- rnU.-d dining the first year, ginst tiie indebtedness of the church. The second year's * work has been so pleasing that the church thought it wise to have an Anniversary honoring the second year of Ins pastoIrate and the success that has been 'achieved by his leadership. 1 Friday night,?December- 18th at 8:00 o'clock the time- appointed for | lint program; Kcv. \V. A. Downs, iuaoa-i nu vcromomes was 111 ids place. Deacon W. 11. Cpultry wei-. corned all visitors. A selection was rendered by the musical choir?"Glory be to God." Player was oH'ercd by Rev. T. H. Broadus. Then anoiner "Selection by the choir?"And 'lucre [Were Shepherd;" selection by .1 upilee choir. | There werje "'greeting's 'from the'Various-churches of the city, Allen" U.niDean Fitzpatrick, the colored undertakers, 'Mr. \V. C. Johnson, the medical society, 'Dr.?R.?M. Daniel!:;?the^ ministers Union, ltov. T. li. liroadus. Along- with some of these greetings came tokens. The speeches made by !eaeh one showed the high esteem in which RevsReeder bur beloved pastor "is held. They- gave hi m' his^f lowers' ! while he Still lives. ll,e was-spoken ;of as -the man with a dynamic kindness, a man of love, a man of congenialness a man of courage and greater still ;u man-of tijghz.To JciHAV j tnis^Character is' to love him. I Mrs. Mary Summers, beautifully jsang, "We* never miss,- the Sunshine until it rains"' Misses Sadie. Mur| tin and Lillian Williams sang a duel I acompanied by Mr. Henry Starks and V Tokens were, brought from the various clubs of the chuicli showing the 'love .and approiulicon of the work jwhieh >>?? iiiftt-.limi'?ut _tho?c?uvti ! x-??., ./' A i....... i - - J UUIIIIVL M?IU \\ 146 l CllUCl'CHl[by Mr. T.'ll. i'inckhcy. HcvT'Ciilniore jot Rock liiJI, S. brought greetings from Mt. I'rospcyl .'iiuptist chunciu Allcr this ki ui;11 oc asion tne ministers and a few of the visiting friends were "graciously entertained -21 Lite |i;ti s111);t^7?' -Ltie?in i11 ... room land dining room were artistically decI orated. "Xhe color .scheme in Jtrep--ing with-the- Vole- tide.season was ef' fectivyjj^ carrier I out. 'i he guests were served a very pah table menu which 'consisted of" chicken salad upon. ("Hearts'' of lettuce, pickles-, saKincs Russian tear-iee ereaitt, eahe, assort'ed candid and mints. l>r. E. !.\I. Daniels was toasttr.aster for the evening. Each one departed after expressing himself as having spent a veery enjoyable cveni+H* and wishing that _the Anniversary of sii. h a man would come move-often.-' SKU.EHS ,\K\\S ^ Sunday'-was rrhr-mit i.'nl .1 iy r..; ih.. church goers. Services wa re In\ ! in all churches at the usual hmir. At 1:00 the member.- of Baltimore A. M. E>. were favored with an inspira thrmrh sermon he1 lireii' M'T"iiir- -Hw *vv. L). Wiltian-..-. - tiaitimon* wa.-r very pie who thought that they .would ehter the church litis year Tiij night" services wert\ good also. Rev. Gary, has been'-attending, lb. Chapel for another year. Mr. Johnnie Croslund. a student of Alen ..University and Miss Gertrude Porter a student of Wil-on 11i at Klo"rence.are lie to spending their Christmas vacation. ' Miss Vivian- Miles of New Yoik City is litre spending Christmas with -Mr. and Mr.-". .C'n.di ? - -Mm. Adline Prosit'i1 of Now Voi'k i.? ""spen.iinir the- Chrisinias holidays with . her mother. Mrs. 1,noon-la Davis. Khe looks the picture of health. T, One of the most beautiful 'and delightful social iiiTatrs Vf the- holiday season for the girls and hoys of their early: tcins" v.Ti> nhe birthday party which Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kind gave Wednesday evr-rrmg at their home in honor-of Mr. <o;iieH Lindsey. In the living room were many beautiful Xntas decorations on which was sprinkled diamond dust. Games a ltd dancing were thy chief entertainments* ^ All of tli'c truest< enjoyed tliepi j selves Very mtu-h. Air. and M I'd .1?. U. ."-''.Ipninn spent Christmas in T.umbovtoh, N. C. The (''hristir.as programs were ren dered at all of tho churches during the past week. > Palmetto State Teachers' Association, he made a' contribution to Negro od-? ucation in South Carolina. The moro than seventy-five guests at?the reception ^vll left those last words: "I hope that you both may live to witness your Golden Anniversary and that your future may be as Tiappy as the past has been." It .was a good "riite" long to ho remembered by host and hostess and the spirit and sincerity of the people can but forever be a very peasant .reminiscence;: Mr. I. M. A. .Vlyov Tr, pi li \\Y\j speaker on New Year's T)ajt at SilIver, S; C. He is to speak on "The Signs of the Times." . 9 N ' ' THE PALMETTO CONWAY NEWS "Sunday December 20 the superintendent of Ilemmingway Chapel with a few workers were at their post oi duty.- We' had a very beautiful lesson, subject "The Supreme Gift of Lose." The teachers instructed their class enthusiastically. The pastor,, conducted a splendid review. At 11:30 the pastor brought an inspiring message from I John 3:1b My little children let us not love in words neither in tongue; but Fn deed and in truth. Rev. 13. C. McNeal was the pulpit guest. After the sermon an to join the church, one young man earned Mr, Isaac Parmley. Rev. McNenl offered prayer. This being Com niunioh Sunday, thL- services seemed to be lilted with the spirit. S?*day night the church was very largely attended. The pastor--took his text Jer. 2 4, 5, 6; theme "What thought- have you of God." That was a gospel feast. The membership of our church is small and some are -.airless, but there are a few faithful Tnui will stay by the church. We'arc thankful that our pastor .has served us for over live years and his life has been of such that it has --drawn a sister church, Bethlehem Baptist to .join in with us and help to care for I our pastor. We cannot give so much money but we hope that conditions will-change soon. We endeavored to prove to him Man'day night at the "conclusion bT our od'iciul board that we were in acecnd wjtb-the Sunday School lesson to.love one another; Though the weabroken we gave him a Christnis. an prise when a few of our sisters with the Baptist marched to. the altar with packages of all kinds. We are very thankful ttnrnr'-friends^wh-^ have helped u$ thus far. We feel that tho willing workers of the .circuit is | in .accord .with our pastor.. He and chool by the Prof. Freeman !j?ord and Mrs. A. C. Lewis where they gave a reception to the patrons and ftrends December 2G. They all seem to en_io,V_iL_Vcrysmireh, the teacher deserves much praise for what they are doing. The teachers with the patrons are ryiag to beautify the school ground. RevT.J. A. and Mrs. M. C. Queen were present. Rev d.SIcQueen and Rev J . F Ftanlcy just long enough to be served at the-table, that was a lovely reception. . Rev. Bon Johnson and B. C. McNeal are the local preachers of this eii cuit each of LkemJurve their_Suu'vs around on the charge; We wi h th0 editor and his many readers of TJie Palmetto Leader a Happy New vr->.v. We are: g' ul to. have the pastor '.uuahlor and her friend Miss Alnetta MrNcnl home with (us during ."tly ; 'lofMays" who are attending school at *<mn Dpui't. North Carnl'ma.?We are always glad to read The Palmetto Leader. ; ?^? .1 (iV i.'siv II i i.1 vtrwfcj Everybody is happy. We should '?: thankful as there are people thai arc suffering *?n many places. The -'""hi istma.s tree- at Bethany was a ". rami success. Many presents'were riven the little ohes and tlie'church 'vas packed to its utmost capacity. The Allowing singers rendered music during the occasion: Tho Hardy (.Vinrtet from Spartanburg; KeltonV ffio; Kclron's quartet; Rock Hill and * he- H ugliest quartpt. All of these did some good singing. At the con. el n-ion- Rev. Wilburrt?made?an? spiring talk and the different visitors w>re introduced. Rev. DeWitt Thomas a ministerial student of Benedict was here. Mr. 4rTTrrtHVhrw iHohf Thomn-. , | of their parents, Mr and?Mrsr Kelley J fhoinas. ? Miss"Sc-ston dughter of"'fir. Sextbn of Spartanburg was here also. Mr. ami" ^Ir.s. _&ph& Ktdeh -spoilt Tie "Tvolitfays iVi Spartanburg. " Mr. and Mrs. R. Young of Spartanburg were here Christmas night. Mr. Henry Tinsley was a visitor at the home of ft. Long and S. Thomp son. ' ; Mrs. Anna Smith lias returned home, after a visit to her daughter Mrs. Johnson Smith of Columbia. S. Thompson anrt tam.itv visited at - the lVvmt" of Pt'er. W.-P-.-eniTiu'y sun day. * \\ hells?sw?ringing.?Mir?Eunice Thompson and John EisOn wore united ifi holy wedlock. Miss Sal lie SiniU'l and Thomas Hughes \vci7 j married also Miss Gertru-'e Foster and George Briggs. Hero's hoping them 1 luuch success. ' ' i_ , , .Sunday was a lively day at Cedar Orov4 Rev. Math is delivered the morning sermon and the "Boy Preacher"" Rev. Stacks pleached in the evening. The Christmas tiee will he held at --Poster'? chapel Monday night -and _ Tim-day night a Christmas play will !><?giVen at- Cedar Grove. The- liuuiy friend's of Rev. J. H Fernandez and Miss Inez Moore will regn^ to- loam thhat they continue quite ill. Prof: L B Moore and family of Rock Hill passed through here last week.' * Mr. M. Hill of Spartanburg was here this week, Dr. L. W. Long made a trip tt* Knoxville, Tenn, > for the holidays. There will he an Emancipation Celebration held at Bethany Friday. .Several prominent speakers will be present. - Drs. Montgomery- and Sot;tor, Dawkins and Prof. G. W. Boldin of Union. Prof. E. J) Gaffney and Miss M Gaffney of "this city; Dr. L O. Miller of Asheville WiTI be the principal speaker. Everybody come. i arfpronr.ml crtTvfnriMii'e will h^+o>td at Bethany Saturday before the first Sunday. Everybody is urged to be present. ?- ^ LEADER ?RI IXiKV. ()()!) (: \ m |? I-^r-. ' i1' VV -_i_< V-.' -'tlVe -e-i+ffu.')' ? ">rr !.. I,' I".. ant Otl t'luaSt , . We \veiv ;iv,i i . i - ni?'s iiiii,ti. rr : ? ' ? Dramatic- < i' ..a, t CiiruL*. \\ i w : * > i i, .,. t * hi <11 j bringing u> <? : : elieeiv. We also want , ;!. \f, I'.vi'irv.' llu^lus .Tor ' i : ' ; ' ! ' *:"t a j ftit't.. M1; ami K ,- / ' and soir < t?ir!-- ? -nai'lt r??1?a?-j?.i?.,. n v. L to thni'ffc ' ?ii<- if ' i - ;i' i. - J. . ' Later in lln- v? > . ' i .1 . ! ". f Ruff *,""r. i'lir .u ? ' ,1 !>Tv j' ' lini^t. :i?u?M: . ?: ?. j a i iv uv nif- <uim t ?.? r: v. vi t * -y? . lr,;-mlilttlly .JL-. v,.>- ;. the cc.nt.cr oi'..v' . r1 !ly j decorateI by our 1. : ,\1 . . L B. Pleasant. i ' ; ".-. . \V~. '\ J given a minatuiv t; . . - * C-;i .*!. | Santa of tours'- i't!!< ; . ; to over flow in if. I We hope alT~>' tn - : vi i v. '. ti* again soon. tl? . ;.y i, . v. ;- ; come. ? ;Nni (?ij\ i; .mays jj - Mullj.ns, S. It; i ' ?? ' JIJT ' hi- b - : 1 1 i' - a - ? -still' alt. C?i i" a is still' \vi?io iii'i'1.-'-. a'"< ;* i..>. i 'h'Stun- was--beau i. oil . <;.i- ii- -0 . ii -a .1 Young Lewis p. .-souf a c. 1 So;:' L day Schoo 1 wit h a a ' At the regular >e< v;- ,u\.. J. 1 I.. Brook* ascend-.* i ' > to. . \.ai ; . filled every soul ..J. : Of'Uh1'WOld cip'ti i.? . I At Ii v. 1.1'. \Y , Yi v r-- . tor of KIk ' :> r uTT! dort-l a tvor..;-*v?' i ' i. Olive Bu'pti.-C- vi as ... Y .1; y.v. : , .. . T T? - . ,,. i eoou liiend ;. c.o, ; a.. - ; .; - -. ; " "ianpuiitlH ;1 tlvatf-tini*.- ' 1 (lis ith'd tvo JY.lt. Mall!lis llif'M J* ai'av > ' .ht iv.- ; .. "\< ' ct.Vf. K* ' -A.!.1' .V1'" f ?r.~; i*: ??itri?? A~ . . 'tr >"? rr*i?*?t. Galena- ' ] Fl- Ti-n;-!' Hi:, st:'*-5 ' 'y .j. - TTTrrf l.uta R-vi . -! Vi I: :uv liomy ?? ' 1 IK' . -"' *' '* * i f ' -that-;; t hi.: - h-. v-r-vr*. - shuuhl?Lu^?1"- I" the' benefit ut t'.< 1 Key I'o.P.r . ' i ^ s"' i*. . j j v ; i . ?*li' . - A; I = FT" r ? -j C. I.. Alv-,a.N . Jiiri-j;'; Cru r . 1 in' a!, irr.i Ai\ * Mr. .lohnijy !. - ' Th? fri.n !>t' - ?' "THTt frrtn-tr t<r - -y in iTi'e '. iuT-l oT la ^ : ' ? Mr. (iroe: - vA Mrs; "J. M. ' theatre- party a. | t'ctltlil I" -s* ... j AvertMi,- < A ' ' . '/ '' V, v -j aniK f ati ! (ili. : i,'. . ;! (j. ce'a . -It'.y. i: ' I.ev.is ar. i'.'.l." 1 - 11*11 ti (< iuiLI *. it)- (i * . ? vrr \ i > i - "> .MISS .A . I> > " llollv I.ill a:nL ?u-.-., i. Mis. K. V. Go party for dauy t'-, *'"* : fVeenibir llfith. |: . . " *i sck ii;n hii.i. i- s . Christ) ..i.s |>a -.-yd ? 'V ; day was- l>t j'livi .-an'; , ( .:? ;? .made Ris annual ti.:; . : a!;/ / * of many. ! j We en.inye-???? ???: j at Bethesda 7. Sir. n. ,S. I>i/.;so.i. :J. ?r-- '/ ' -V sevcful ?la;.v- .;n 1 . - a " q visiting. ^ lb* <!** j - 'conference year* \\ fia've hiiu with. : .... . ...y Mrs., joltil-l..' - ! . hetcu,, Uiiijii-:.. a. \Vc hur.iM"- ... ' ' v: ' ] sub.wril,. ' :T;,.. ' for tin- pap* i ' "! tion at oiu-v.' nn-l . 1 ! Golden' Rale. Prof. Thomp day in Charle-too. Sir. Samuel Gal ?? '. Ghas. - A. GaTftTy G . dU. : p 7 - 'in'' ! ml i in m in. .!.< ' ' L 'up ^raiidio' '' ' .? ?~??Pd 1 - Ho 'merle :i v.-rv - >-> .- a.r ' ' ; .: ; Union Baptist 1 is a student at S;..'. i p'rV ;.. . " j | The smil of i ji } jp-.-o i , into the Great' !' - >. i. November. ' lv > n ,. y _ had any school. : " a 1 'j_ rcad the IHI>1? v. , y- v. . i>* v>-v . very, interesting, p . 1 and' a ; . Christian Kent lent;,a. . B 'did churches- ft ; ty i >'.d Chcsterliehl County. i v.nt r' i pasturing pm ? : 1. " I.KISs II !, I?^TT-rr-?; ?7 The Hampton- .Itoilor' I 1 is continually grnw'r . Prof. Gh>v . or is doing lino w- ; U j . vhe Agr.eul- | tuiro Department, tin nod hi - chw-es. have made several pie.'-y <>:' inrunur,. The members and friends .of very A. M. K. ( h"*--'1 heartily welcomed their now'ft.: t r Sunday. Rev. - T. F,-Harper-of t'ol.;' ! 'a. ..1Y?11. . was at his best. 1 he <. i n1 nudhiue seemed to have fill tie ,v.r Miss E. White a n.eu'.Kn; ?*f the Bateshurg facultx spent the weekend with Miss Y. T.~ McKihxerv of I.ecsvillo. WTss I?. M. Poa'n. spent the evening with Miss >1. Clahy' on December 2nd. SJie. repovie-i an on"joyable time. Principal W. W. Nicholson. Prof. - Lil.dnav and some nf hln -1 il;h ntr of Bettys ^Academy, syrnrt i'mri'suay evening with Misses Dean, Perry and Mil... " " ' ?. _ : : ,?t? ST"NI)AY "SCHOOL UNION The Sunday -School? Union which -died with the St. John Baptist 7 hutch, Sunday was good. Sunday Si IiijoI opened about ton o'clock, ' .-tgl-i T7y Hid. L. S. Smith of Mulli lis. S. C.A'. i *2:00 o'clock Rev. B, E. Mason onk his place in the pulpit using as a text Matt. 5:6; "Let your light so shine before men," from which he 1?i a? lied, a soul stirring- sermon. la : m* evening session 'the quar i v ' on tin- dill'erent churches of f' I - t - -.tlltf Sllllll' o?l,l ul->n c . ""ft" 1?'?M M1.7V - 3C ? ?papers -arid_ututions wv i T* rmrtr- rod "* .dr.'.Joseph Johnson apd his wife A In ut,Juhn&un returned from _-f? riltri' Uriday" evening. ?r. " " K- y. I- loo;, pastor of Bethel Hill, I M'-ki'i's.ui A. M. E7 Churches" brought some cotton blooms to town Fv.turduv December l'Jth. i . .Mr. Martin Piatt and Mr. "Wade D.sniie of Dngiewood N. J., also MesJan.e Wat kin. tinn y Wat-kin were .-?< of .Mr. and Mrs. Carlie Piatt ; Clio.- S. '1'hursday evening. - i L.o a J. I- iadger who~is teach* .(,;reeleyvnic is at home spend-, ,r ;/".ii'.e holidays. Miss Mabel Coe, a at Allen .University is at nie : p< tiding the holidays. ? Up. Iht-.iti i? e Campbell left Saturnight for Trenton, N. J. ' ' ~ "iL vi.sited several homes dur , V . ". .. r 7 i, , i t: .!>?"! : Rev. arid V-bn. IFogion, Mr. and Mrs. P. John. an. Mr. and Mrs J. Bethea, Mr. d -Mi s. I.uther ;B.y.thea and Mr. ancL Mi'-.- 1.a:.nard Bethea,, .leaving all ? ne. Mr?apd-M~rv"Jinr . a a and .daughter of Rocky Mount, Mi was the dinner guest of Mr. 'and Mr.-:. John .McNeil. Thursday. ... . lie I. (Jodkalt of Dillon - ; d xiaoj.'?guest of Miss Rosa J. Fiadger Friday. Mi se? Alice Alien and Maybelle < we:e 11k guests 01 -miss r-rncsune !-'l:;-!'.'C : Satui May. All. i- IiulnTcR of Totedo,' Ohio spent the holidays with' his^^htsr^STM sis-, .or Misw Zilfie and Miss Frona BulI-.jC.-li --of'Toledo, .-pent the holidoys with his mother and sister Mrs. Zilfie Bul~f ii.1t aFitI. M-tss~FroiTa Budoek". Mr. Walter IV. Gore i? all smiles i;;.v ,.Ui-s- Rosii JfPladger is at home. I.ATTA NEWS " M .Monroe Lindsay very dolight i'.i.ity entertained the members of the Now Ceiituiy Club'Thursday afternoon Ihautiiul tulhys accentuating -I-.- V'.M.V-i H -.t-o-on pa>oo^l itroi i'< -.! tabi'-U were arranged for play.i:v At the conclusion of four, game.- Mr.-. .J. (i^Stuart scored highest ami, leceiveil a verV pretty smock. Mrs; '..Jake Kubanks, scored second i^po. \'oy pretty hand painted salt .'.ird popper shakers low scor? prize a . 1.1 ..Mrs. 1-.. t . Shaw. Miss Daisy ii. .teceived a lovely-sport hand* re Ae,' for-.:guest prize. A delici. a lad eptirso was served." < .?! I MBIANS ENJOY *" CHRIST, MAS HUl.lDAVS IN EHRHARDT . Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Hall map find Mao Francis and Dr.-and Mrs. T. M. V\'aito.n and baby motored to Ehrhardt Si for the Christmas holidays, rh.'V were the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Murj h Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Lews I.. 13utier. ' - - , On Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Vl-ari |) Moore were host and hostess u' dinner at 3:30 in the afternoon he chests were invited into the din-11g i'""ni- which was decorated with tolly. Xnuis-.hells, and potted plants A cUjiiyious and tasty . dinner* consisting of roast turkey, and dressing, fiesh baked Irani, baked-chicken, rice, J'itilit gravy, potato-salad on lettuce .uuy.'pt. hot ^ bi. fctraensl lil>me__made Vanilla ice cream aramel layer cake, white fruit cake nmkr- plain -i-ake^?A iter the. guests (.lack colVee ami. black fruit cake and had departed to ..the living room, oiur dinner mints weie sefve'd. tin Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Levi's- 1.. Butler were host and hostess at dinner! the, dining room was beautifully decorated with holly and poted plants. After the guests Were seated a delicious and appetizing dinner was served : roast duck with i idiiK1, cljickua. salad, potato salad with crisp 'lettuce, steamed rice, midL'et peas, iriblet gravy. IflfllflTO g&Uge. macaroni, relish, chow-chow pickle, fi.'d biscuits, -fresh baked ham, Pineapple. jello with whipped cream, nut layer cake, plain cake, white fruit ca'ke. "ida'ck aTroT dinner cuffhp, and black fruit cake. The guests then departed fat home ri-TwTTfrjp it most' enjoyable trip.? IN M EM OKI AM In loving but nad memory of our 11 ear mother an i grand mother, Mrs. Violet. Davis, who departed this life i ?n. omhoi'?oH. UtlUl. Might sad ami lonely years has pas? . Since our great siijrow ft.I. The s..o .* . it^ve that day We still r.M.it'ini'.'r well. You're au,t f u g k mi mother 11 d grandmother dear Nor ever shall-"you be As long as life and memory last Brosia Williams, daughter Walker, George, Jessie Lee Hampton, grnnd-children. ? ED. F. DAVIS ^ } fWperfenced Musician Teacher j Y of all Inatrumenta < $ MUSIC STUDIO ! YTJH Barnwell St. Phone 7380 $ COLUMBIA, 8. C. \ ? y'"" . 1 ; ^ 1 Pur* 1 ? BUY GAS AND OIL LEEVY'S SERVICE STATION & GARAGE 1831 Taylor. StT r- - Phone 9271 OPEN ALL NIGHT HAMILTON'S 1611 Main St. DlAr ir'DS and WATCHE8 on Easy Terms Sn... . Office, Small Expense, - 'Small Profit ' ' ? ' ^ FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM In Beauty" Culture Dandruff and Toilet Preparations 'a trial. Their worth has been proven. Registered in U. S. Pat- . ent Office. AGENTS WANTED. W?ite for tarma Made by _ Mmc. Fannie L. Carotin* 1029 High Market Street GEORGETOWN, S. C. I TIRED F^EUNG ^ Al 11 ABOUT five years ago I |w /a was in a very nervous i" ^ condition. T-thought this eon- ?1 H L dltion was caused by consti- |fl AI pation, as I felt very tired and -Jj ^ iy did not have a good appetite U?.?. 1 ' - TTni Of isrwp Well.: *?a X | "I read of Thedford's Black- M \l Draught and decided to .. . u it. After I took one jy. | U!('" : rf I felt so much bette. ) ( Hi continued to take it untu"^"h - ?w had taken six,?^ n] . K ' "Now I am feeling much L (Z, better and my appetite is bet- M la Ior?* on/T V onv* bioa** >' i\| wt, tMiU A Ditt^ Y> CU t%\j ~\ W night. I will gladly recom- [Zl *\ mend Thedford's Black- \l ?P- Draught- to anybody."?Mrs. W ftl Mary Cunnyingham, 309 K Newell St., Anderson, S. C. Cj The Old Reliable Thedjord 'i' W . . i Black- ; iDraught \ ' Vb For Constipation, i( . ||||^ In io n^Bi lio usn ^v x :.'v * '* v "^si^HB^' JE lB^t Jv fteod tho ontwtr in this Astounding Book 0LAV L9i TODAY A Story of Libibia By GEORGE SCHUYLER .4 Qeorgo Schuyler. the distinguished Negro writer, offer month* Investigating the (lock ~>opvblk", hoi written this naval based a* f?dr W Ihey are tn liberia today ? shocktag and exciting story) \ BttWKt. WARRKN A PUTNAM, INC. AlMtOfdli New Ye* 1 -vdl _LL , . r:J