Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? ,i VOL. VIII?NO. 28 __ Airs. Sylvester Lee Burns of 122'1 Pine Screyt lel't for New York last Saturday. She is the truest of hei brother and sister-in law, Miy and .Mis. Otto W. Bums. Mrs. Burn/ u fore her marriage last Sep emo ir war Miss Marie Jacqueline Thomas formeri.y of Grreen-boro, iN. C. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 17. Thomas motored to Augusta last .Sunday to visit M/s..- Ida Garrett; Mrs. Thomas' sister. On their return trip thty wore accompanied by Mrs. Gu?.elt who is pliroving to stay a period ol - two \ ecks heie. Mrs. T. J. Miles and her guests Mrs. Julia G. Williams of Greenwood and Mrs. Johephjne Wright0 of Ab* a. ?j wcvinc, apuia tuu wi'ck ijmu in ^nar leston. Miss Daisy Quactlebauin a graduate nurrse of the Waverley Ho pitai July a"'1 Mistf fOV New York City, where ' they vfvll spend their summer (vacation with relatives" and friends. Wt hope for them a 'pleasant stay. Rev. H. J. Bryant, pastor of Chappelle Station A. M. E. Church of this city was-the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. West .Swygert of Irmo, S. C. While there Rev. Bryahl'VBtlted many homes and' formed several new aequaitances. Miss Alice Swygert, a student at the Good -Samaritan HospitaJ Is spending her vacation at Irmo, S. C. with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Swygert. it ' . Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Green were tho houoc guest of Mrv and Mrs. Jeff Capers at their beautiful home in . Ridgewood, Thursday and had very ~~""pleasant stay.- : Miss Helen McKnight of 1414 Heidt St. is spending her vacation in Day tona Beach. Fla.. visiting Rev, and Mrs. Allen T< Dixon. Members are urged to be present,, ' Dr. S. R. Creen, President 0. H. Peguese, Sec'ty. M ARRI Ad E ANNOUNCEM ENT ' - ' Mr. and Mrs. Jaecb Foulk of Irmo S. C., wish to annoaince the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ethel Foulk to Mr. Julius Bagley of Columbia, S. C., on March, 7th, 1932. v Miss Ethel Fouulk was living with her brjihcts, Mr. Clarence and Mr. Albert Richardson, 711 Blanding St. Columbia, S. C., and a student at Booker Washington High School. Mr. and Mrs. Julia Bagley are now r living at 523 Sumter Street, Colum . bia, S. C.' ' * ' ?' an *. ?? ?BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB The club met at the home of Miss Carrie Henderson 918 Hampton St. i uesaay nignt, June ai me usuai hour the president took charge of UFe meeting. All old and new bu _ siness taken up. After the meeting we enjoyed delicious afternoon lunch eon consisting of sliced cold. tongue o'?.i ^ettuce, melon cocktail and a very refreshing De\crage. On Friday flight, July lsjt, the 4?lue,.Mo9n ented.ained a group ol friends at the home of Mrs. Cheeseboro at a puny ioi Mrs. Gertrude Brown who has left the city foi New York. There were three tables of whist. After cards Lit J gued.ti enjoyed a wonderful evenof music from the radio. And did we eat? Wc can never forget the charming hospitality of Mrs. -Cheoaaboro. ~ f " ?***> ? ? NOTICE! Mr. W. . C. rhanipj|)i) fi.iivw.rlu of ihampion and IV>arson FiuiertCLJlome will be connected with J-ohnson and Bradley?Funeial _IIu1111??after Aug use l, jyaz. UTICA JUBILEE SINGERS AT STATE COLLEGE Orangeburg, S. C.?The internationaHy Famous Otlca Jubilee Singers appeared at South Carolina State College as the second lyseum attraction of the summer school. After having sung for the N. B. C. net work of the radio, and after having completed a tour of Europe, the singers came with one ~0f the best reputations of any jubilee group in this country. The continual and prolonged applause of the large audience was testimony to the fact that in the program of Wednesday evening the singers sustained their fine reputation. The program was composed entirely of spirituals anchpopular iars. Both 1 me summer l-ncuuy. vjn last 1UC3day, Mrs. M. iMonteith Simkins of th6 Sotith Carolina State Tuberculosis Association lectured to the summer sechooP group on the necessity of the. greater care in guaj-ding the health of the Negro child. On Thursday, Prof. A. W. Shute of the Agricultural Department spoke very interestingly to the summer r.chool group on "Cunsumer s Causes of the Depression." PARADISE SOCIAL CLUB NEWS The Pradise Social Club met at the home of Mr. R. T. Johnson. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mr. John Wade Johnson. Alter all business was discussed th..host served a delicious plate of chick'en salad, ice cream, punch and after uinner ments. The members of the club as follows: John Wade Johnson tary; Mary McLaughlin. Assistant Secetary; Martha Ferguson, Treasure.; llestcena?Martin, Reporter; Fannie Martin, Chaplain; Euguene Washington Sergent; R. T. Johnson William Norris, JauTiTta Rivers, Jessie Jefferson, Emma Lee Bagged, Lila Mae Roberts, anu Allen.Jonnson, members. .THE PUMAS-CLUB Tuesday evening June 21, the members of the Dumas Club met at fV?^ home 01 ivir. Pre'ssley Jr., on Harden $t. Shortly after session was called by the president, Mr. E. M. PrPQclo.r Tr onH Wm a v ?9 m W lm f %;-Jwffia||^I - 7V*>? f i- ^C?;^ HVfRS. MANNING H. 1JT\XTKY Mrs. Charles L Lindsay > iipu.onnc.es iha manage I : . "* ** i i ? ner uautfnier Bejulah B. to .Mr. Manning II. Bax't-y [ uesUay ati.trnoon. A11.10 i~X Saluda. S,. C. At Floni'e 13.11 Grv.uu St. Columba, S. C. Mrs. Baxlcy before "her marriage was a |>. |)til.ir sc-hool teacher of Saluda, S. CT. Mr. Baxley is one of Columbia's lui inj*- nierehants. ' vacationing in point- North. This . rejniPter shouhi- luw<? .mentioned the preset!- e ol Fiof. J. >V. SIlMllklin in 4.iivn ? '" oil to,' . I. i |. ped oyer on Ids PrtiHirn from l.if Prus t(- Board meeting at Allen. \\ e rejoice, to report; thai Mrs. M. .lerv*c,v_ is. very much improved at tins writing?. < Mrs. M. C. Bell, liieniber of Trinity A. M. K. Church. Charleston ana Missionary worker, in company with her pa.-ti r, Rev. L. I.. Farmer dnd Mrs. Farmer were pleasant. pallet's at the A. iL K> Ma list;?Monday.They were en rou'.o to Cn-itugevillo to spend the'-4th Mrs. Farmer is a -blushnff bride of IL-wueks, Mrs. Kmipa Glover and d.ain liter, Mrs. Bessie K. Talp- spoTP the last week-end with relatives an I friendin Charleston. The congregations were ^ -od at~al 1 t'hurchv - Sunday and good services v?e?e enjoyed. There was .recital at Mu* Baptist Churlv i Fir.-t > wuiei e -evcral Jiumbers weft- rendered hy .ho quartet. IMijjs .Jiilia: Richardson, Bethel Jr. member "lias .spent three' ploast.it weeks in Chare ? ton. Miss Jiarah Caughman, up.'r of Mrs. M. I.. Witherspoojij is-?pen iing part of hef vacation with .lie Wiiheispoon family. She is a pron;:nei\t member and faithful worker of Bethel '-hurc-h. Columbia. Mrs. Carrie Joyner, who is at lolly?Beach?for the summer made a short visit, home last Saturday. MI LI.I VMS CM AI'KI. MlWS Sunday wtttr a "Trot day hut did not interfere with oni attendance. We had a crowded church in all of out services.! The Sunday "School was beautifully attended, the le.-son discussed and tht? Supt. gave a. very timely reyiew. 11 o'clock Rev. Quarles took the rostrum aiui delivered a wonderful senium. Wo had many visitors at Jhis-serviced* Several of the student teachers frCmThe college were in attendance. The newly elected president Dr. Mr- Whitaker who is one of our members was also present. At (5 o'clock the League opened as the flowers bloomed at spring-time, with Miss Gussie Mays in charge. The li' tl^ oites entertained for the League Sunday. The quartet by Miss Muriel Hammond, Miss Julia Brigg111011. Miss S. Clovan and Miss M. Bonaparte was just excellent, also the solos by M'ss G.'Tilley and Mr. Charles W. Caldwell's*- daughter who were some i f our .visitors in- the address to the young people. Sonic of the white friends were visi rs and they remained for night service. Rev. Quarles gained the attention, of "UI'"..S .. ? . nation greeted him^after a few weeks ah.^tu'f. The Lord's supim,- being administered. ? Rev. Cunningham filled the pulpit at St. Pajul with a large crowd. St. Paul is new resting fvoip enter aining the State Missionary Convention which held one among the great eat session's of a. long while. Rev. Levant is to be commended most highly also Mrs. M. C. Whitner to gtlther with the deacons and others. Mrs. Henrietta Davis and daughters have tooth been confined to their rooms from illness^- we are sorry toreport. Mr. Roy Young of Washington, IV. I ?., is visiting his mother Mrs. Alice Ymmrtrf:-the-etty? ??s-? 1 The ball game on Thursday the A H..._ - HA-." Jt,- , , llhiifitro i eadek f v K I I>I{. II. M inxy ho iVrt:^ni/i'd as the Father ami .the tlr? t president and would he now I Of him all can sa\. Dr. Moore novel MOOUKS. Laurens t'i.y (Jiris v*<. tITe Spartanburtf (! rl< was interesting; from '-e. jrinnimr tn mil-?i11- a lar?o'"eH7\rr was present to witness the g;um-. Phis iM'ir.j; almost a new team they' Spartanhur.v Girls were .he winners " witll a lew .more praetLes we don't hink they will he able to earry It nie anotln r. Mrs., K. S. X'elsoo. M."T ' We are . sorry to report Mrs. M. ('. W'ltitener has heen a little imlisposed*. litil improved at this writiny. Mis. I .ill ie (telle Davis after a^fow ; -n- it It - ittn. < .?i/. alih to?he" .It?hXT" household duties. _____ ,V -* . _J Miss llenriella F wler' wishes to relate, that she felt j?rately honored n having* President and. Mrs. J. J. Starts of Iiene'diei C'ullejre, aeeomanie> by Mr. Ge.oft;e Dannelly to atop wiih her parents Mr. and Mrs. i Jehu I'ouiyr. during the State C?mvent ion. Both Mr. Dan'nelly an i Miss Kowler iit^e- rising seniors ol' Benc. 11C t. 7 ' Mrs. "Efta l)tu:k"tt aiTivNi" in .lie city Molality, after a few weeks Nitration in Dunbar, Va. Mrs. Daisy .Johnson of Ash'eville. -pent the frflWe<]\ vtsiung Iter pa rents." * Mr. Joe Hunter . av-eompanied by lit ts left Saturday niirht for New York. j MiV.^ MaftdeTMengunt yet o nlined to lur room. We .ire-sorry to report. ~ STI.VF.K HIM M i rui im:u~ > ? .Rev. (?. A. Thomas, Pastor Spartanburg, S..C.---"Sunday- was a glorious day. Everyone, seemed to ltave been in the spirit. . Sabb'ath SeTTbol was opened promptly at 10 o'clock. ' We were very glad to have our I). S~. the Rev. McCoilum with us. lie gave a very inttresting review of the lesson atid the entire school gained information. At lDJK) A. MVJ)rN -MKAdlum brought to ,us a Tfifessage that was indeed filled?with?tha?Holy?(ihost and delivered with power. Truly- our hearts were made, to burn when one soul was happily eonverttd. We were honored indeed in having the following visrforM: Rev. Mrs. Burton, the Evangelist and her Co-worker who wilh conduct one of the greatest'meetings in tht history of olir ehure.lt. We were ,als. proud to how Dr. W. J. Davis, the National Evangelist. Sunday evening. Dr. A. R. Howard secretary of Prohibition and ' Public Morals of the M. K. Church delivered. a sermon of thought as well as a spiritual one. The members of Silver Hill M. K. Church are n'tanifesting much intertst in the spiritual feast of Rev, Mrs Burton and Mrs. Jones the evangelist singer of Savannah. ("Ja. Everyone can witness within hintvll" lint ? ?. are in the midst of a real meeting this wetk.." "Lot us advau.ce our knees." At 4:00 P. M. a special musical and spiritual program was rendered Ivy the male voices of the city. This was indeed a treat. Miss Mary Thompson left Thurs 'av ,tn ottond the Summer School in Rock Hill. Misses Clara, W'essie and Doris Madam Parler Hair Dregsing--Finger Waving Scalp Treatment Hair Dyeing Poro System 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Phone 48^.1- U Tread well St ' ^ I !. .MoniiKj, IV.ill.hl .of the < '! ); ..?, ?>::. | ;, ' u ;l. I ia<l lie n<>t ii :t)' -tale.' ' nuil.es VuU i l.i . WVv/^.j 'r v Willi, ins ami Mi.. William ! a- .if. Trviin. ^in-ill =i ?i >\ i !-i?liny with Miss Harriet Dnwk!> Dr.- W. J. 1 >avi*-.---1 i-uj?i-rn? -\reektnti \vit4i ren-ii.U AVr an" a i-,ruy. jrlacT tu have him. < me : Lrai;1. I>r. | Davis.? ?? 1 t?! ST TDK NT IJOM l:-< OMINH I'jfo?r (.1; \ \| ? fuller the. a{i-]iif> * the Allen, Cl)ri>tian Kilen\- i Leave -,1 IJrtlief A. M. i:. t'.111.i' *. ?ry? at S u'l-luck. i QiO.CfcO-Jt iCV^^QO O O.O O Ov O OOO O.O 0C?OCt IIOORHEES N. Ilg ' DKN.M'AKK; SOI jo rciM)i:i) iir o I nder diivm.iii of 1 lie- Am* ? Negroes'* and The Fni>eopal O IIT. UKV. K. KIM.AY. I). I)., O J. K. IJI.YVloN, A. Mlirlricip. % M A M I- \ All JA. M .. Viu'-I1 g \V.. 1? (i|.l)Ylfl<. Treasurer IS ("jo.hii'r Isdisto National Hani BO A It I)KHS TA KKN F g Enrollment last Year ? g COURSES: " ;.; g'. IIICIO SCHOOL 1 ? /, "TKADKS ' 0 'I gr 'Frrr^PnTtwiriarv A<ltlress.~ g : - "" j. i:. hla: Q0OO0'OO'OvvO\^'vCvlOy,vC>OC'C>OOO0 - ^ ?-mnATTA x \ > F T i VICTORY -SAVINGS \] at 11! : n.osi: of nr IMsSOl Loans and I>i*s<<MfntOverdrafts . " ltLiln rty Bonds th\ rn (I 1>\ I'.ank Bonds atid-^Hl 7*k^ Ownrd'Lv Lati Furniture and Fixtures"' Ha liking _11 nrrse __ Other Real H-dato Own d ... Ca<h 011 hand and due from Lank Cheeks and Cadi Lents Fv.4>an.tre:-fvnMJ'a TT-aroT"'-' 1 loin Ctlii')' Ilesotlfee--: \ j ,. . _ fI I *1)11 " . ? I J I I Qapitol Stink Laid 1]^ Sll! rhlS Fluid I ndj\ id( (1 I*rt>:" ! . V i j 'v> t ! 'I'. ?Vd Duo tr I> : jtv-ii i\- y ' .h /. Indi> idual P? i. i ' '. * y, t-). Sav inirs IVjan i; < Poland ( Vvt:fj--.-:! . : - >-it -T-mv* CoitMii-. i - ! i ~-,t Ct rl Tied Che; ( a>11ic i s ( in ( lv,N< tand Hill - lie di --a ouuted Hills Payable. inihii'.'ne (Vrlilie; Xbn*eyFterr< Other Liabilities. \ i:<: Christmas Club " Government Taxes 1 Total State of South Carolina. Count; K. \V. Vance. Cashiersif the aho\ sworn, says that the above and eondition of said bank, as shown ? Sworn hr nnd -nth-i-ribed brTort X. J F No ..Cnrree-t?Attest : I G. Lee Uatliff, W. IT. Harvey '" " ' ' k. , . -J- "MA K I*] MK A STAR" Tfll"H.>FKJ.-SAT.t-? J KAN H ARLOW in "Ki;d hladld woman" With (IMwSIHK ,M<)Kl{IS ? - -L-* A-~~AtfvRf\TTf~ - * Clip This Coupon This Coupon with oik- .Adult Admission of 15c will admit two at anytime to the CAROLINA TIIKATKK Jost hay one Adult Ticket and ?pie fill 'tTf1\ el and this ( oupoit to the Doorman - " . , - ' ' Wesley M. E. Church * PKESfcNTS ^Mother M ne' A^fSlay that re.-ches th* _ " IN THREE ACTS Allen Univ. Chapel Wednesday Night, July 13th At 8 o'clock Admission - 10 Cents Worth 3 times as much REV. M. L GREEN. Pastor MRS M \RI ).\ NANCE. Duct.,.. Tickets on sale at following places Regal-Drug More, Thomas- Drug, . Store. Holms r, Rarh... 1 Counts Drug Store ' ? 1 (Trfvitiis r Re* i-.en c hi' Air-. 1. ' . r h-phew ii \\ fi In lit't <.ii i, Al'p:, : . ]>K. C.' ! :. S'J.El'i! ENSn.N ? ? - - T ' ' ? & I. SCHOOL TH CAROLINA V e. e4 wRKiirr ' ;L:* /"* I - 1 I a?!_a " rtiiuil v. 11U1111 WJSUtUTf I ol' Y Church of South Carolina. ;7 Chr. of"lk?ard-uf Truslt'es X ' al ' ; 1 ;> rincipal and Hursar ~ r ~ k. Orangeburg; S. ( . V ROM 5th CHADK I P j V ** st & 2nd YEAR NORMAL X 'KAcitKK th ai vtv<: v <T()N, Principal O v O OO.O O OO O O OO O O O CiO'OO'O O'O'OvO IE CONDITION OF , s LANK, Columbia, S. C. . ? > ??? SINKSS. .1CN K :{n. l hG2 ^ RCKS SG 1..V2 I.ho Nuxic ih , NONE - l.GOl.Gn N' )NK S.72G.07 ;s ' . L(h< 1 .sM 122. oh u NUN Hi -- -l.2oh.Sh - . .. '" SS7 dS7.o?. dTIES ---- ? S 1,4 .(>11.81