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Saturday. August 13, 1932 Mrs. Catherine" Denley ,of 2229 Washington St. or thife city has returned home after spending nine weeks with relatives and friends in New York and Philedelphia. Mrs. Catherine Holman of Latta, ' S. C.. is in the Cit.y spending some time with Mrs. ,Swygert, 1225 Heidt St. We wish for her a pleasant stay. ~M1ss Norta Jones and Miss Delia Lee of Durham ami Greensboro, N. C., respectively returned to their hordes last Sunday ,afteT"sponding two weekJs here visiting relatives and friends. A card from Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Everett and party from Los Angeles, Cal., states that they are [having'a pleasant sojourn in the West. Mrs. Hattie .Cecelia Warre*v_Ea?t uvyrange, in. j. was the house guest of Miss Ethel R. Gibson. Her stay, was very pleasantly spent. Mrs. I. S. Heevy and Miss Manila A. Kirkland arc visiting relatives and ffliends in. Westvlle, Kershaw and Charlottle this week. :MVs. iMattie Golden of Washington, (D. G. is in the city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Goodwin on East Washington St. . ? j I)r. and Mrs. WHS. Thompson" Mii^ Atkineon and iMiss Rudean R (Icier of Georgetown motored to the city last Saturday and spent the week-end with relatives and friends. Miss Manola A. Kirkland, teacher in the State A. and?M. [College atBaton Rouge.. La., ils spending hen* vacation in Columbia-with her sister and brother-in-law?Mr. and Mrls. I. S. Leevy on East Taylor St. Mils. Preston Robinson of Eastover was the guest-of Mrs.-Janie R-.-Williams, 1223 WTieat St. during the r.mtl/l T St,1 era Cocoinn -f C TT f\ x<? - M*<v4 wtooiuii U 1 VJ. U V/1 UI 0. F. and H. H. of Ruth. . / Mr. Hlerbert Riser spent a very delightful Sunday visiting Miss Ro^a Brown of Carlisle. Miss Olva Harley of- 201G TTeidt St. and Miss Anro Harrison of 2018 .Heidt St. aro spending a month vacation in the country with. Miss liar-. Prison's grandmother, MItsa Scatty. We wish them a pleasant trip. /Mrs. Price of 2112 Washington St.. has as her gn<|st her sister in-law, Mrs.' Maym? Rhett ami little son,~Edmond of Summei^ville, and her nep_ how from Paterson, N. J., Mr. Arthur |Bolds. - - The Ushers of Sidney Park C. M. E. Church, will render, a special, program Sunday night Aug. 14, 1032, at 8 o'clock. Some of the best talents will appear on program. The public is invited. " ????? iMrs. _Alma Denley of 2229 Wash_ ; ~ ington St. reports a pleasant stay at .. home with her' parents, Mr.-and Mrs. G. R. Alford, Darlington, S. C. and Mrs. GoOi Hull;- and two children of Cincirtnfitti, Ohio are the noijse guests pf thjeir aunts,. Mes dames Dunmore pnd Games. Mrs. Lettfe Wardy and little grand daughter, Erline Wardy of Florence, S. C. are here spending a while with their daughter and aqat., Mrs. E.-S. 'McQueen. .? Mtiss ISarah vWar3y of Florence, S. C. jspent the week with her sister, Mrs. E. S. McQueen. Miss Beatrice Bennett of Charles?. ton spent Tijesday Kvith %Mrs. Ella Dunha^ ton Wheat St. Mrs. J. C. Cannon of 2229 Gervais St. ift confined to her- home from a , serious injury to her shoulder and arm, by the tRuss closing the door on her. Friends \are all (expressing their sorrow and aTe. hoping^her a spe>edy recovery. _Miss Ottie Green left Jie-city last Friday afternoon to spend her vacation with her aun'j and relatives in Washington, D. C. We hope for her a very pleasant stay. Miss Emma Kershaw and Mr. I.e Roy Brown were the house guests of Mr. and Mps. E. W. Brown "on last Sunday. While thert. they were.en tertained by Miss Dorothy Gen and Mva Prnwn ~ 11 wish fop her u shfe return ami also I a visit again soon. * MOON 1.I01IT SIIM'KK ? There ysill.bo given a Alo.on. Light .h Supper hy '.the ( Anisti.in ~\7h7lt C lub ci of- Zion Chapel, Lykesland, S, C? T August 17-.-^Sup|?er begins at 8:80 P o'cioek." Zion Chapel is loea ed on 11 the Uluir Ruiuh- hading South, ten miles frtm the State Capitoh ' 1 Cars and trucks leaving from 1-107 Oak Street, Columbia at ,8 o'clock jv. m." Round Trip 20 cents. Come one come all. t ' E 1)1 MAS CI,I B A The Dumas Club mot at tho homo | f of Air. Ulyltscjs Kennedy Tuesday J evening. Aug, ii, and a very guy eve" , 2 irtfe was spent by all. Mr. Ulysses | Kennedy was host of- the evening. When- the . numbers 1 and - quests en-! tered thc. home they'found can! tables .1 nicely njTanged and the charming v anisic?from the radio gave?much aU=4] traction. i / At the beginning of the evening i the members* of the club went into* a j private" meeting during which current events were hi ought to the club by j Mr. Larmar BrayHey and many pro-J blems which concerned the club were j discussed. -During?the meeting Mr, ( Ulys.'fe.s Kenn'edy \was nuanimously c enclosed as a member of the club and i he expressed himself, as being a p stansh 'supporter of all its endeavors. The meeting was conducted bv Mr.' W. H. Burton who is vice-president.!' Mr. E. M. I'ressley, .Jr. has departed I for the North and every member of p the club morns his" departure. p After tho business meeting, dveiy-i body arranged for it bridge eomcstj and at this time punch wajs serv.ed. | inniMuix v im iiTj v i>i i> i The Mission Circle Club met at the ^ home of Mrs. Julia' Commorigs, Senate St., Monday, Aug. 1. 1032 at the J usual hour. The meeting was called '? to order hv the president, M^s. Lot-j ' tie Casir. T1 rc 11 was called, each | member paid his dues as usual. Af-! ter which the housewwas open for J business . The club was favored by I r some helpful remarks by Ilea. Sums 1 and Mr. ILampton. We were indeed > ? glad to have visitors. The club will ! . ho glad to have Mrs. Singleton hack to the club meeting next week. Af"" ter spending her vocation in Rockaway, N. Y. she is here again. The ! hofstess served a delicious course of '" cake, cream, and mints. The "next meeting is to be held with Mrs. Sallie Thompson, 1314 iBarnwell St. ) Monday Aug.- 15, 1092. THE Pi BRYANT WILLING WORKERS The Bryant Willing Workers Club ict at the home' of MTsiT Margaret herph Tuesday evening for its reular meeting, with the presdent at or poft of duty. The meeting was ailed to order' at the umiaT- -hour. he club then intered th)e business art of the program which was very iteresting. There'was a round table iseussion of which every one exresKed himself freely. There were arious suggestions given whjch were or the club's benefit. The ciub then lanned for a Silver Tea that is to e given at the home of Miss Mat tie tell Ritter, 1725 Tobacca St., Sunav afternoon at 4:30 Ancr. 14 1939 ifter the discission a delicious menu ,as served. Then the club adjorned or the evening.- j NT), CALVARY .1LXIOk MISSION GIRLS 1'RKSKNTS CARNIVAL Comc to a Carnival given by the funior .Mission girls of Second Cal ary Church Tuesday and Wednes lay,?Aug. 10-17. at?1240 Heidt?StrVdded attraction, Junior Bathing Scanty Revue. Begins at 7 o'clock. \ M. ? f.li NOTICE All members of Queen Esther 'hapter No. 1, 0. E. S. a He request. <1 to meet Monday afternoon Aug. 5th, at 5:30 sharp. Business of im_ (ortance. Mrs. E. E. Mightier, W. M. Mrs. Laura Barr, Secretary. BURNISHED ROOlMS For Rent, aptly to Mrs. T. H. Henrfc, 712 Calionn St.?City. CLINTON NEWS JTohion Bantis (Tuir<? Sunday School opened at the. usual hour on Sunday?Tht. 'lesson?rrrrs?discussed" ivilh much interest hy pupils and the eachers. At 11:30 Rev. A. A. Sims delivered a . wioiidei ?ul message. "Too ther" l'ht. listeners were well entertained. In our evening services the pastor again delivered n powerful?juul?444? spiring sermon. The revival meet i'ng began Sunday morning. Rev. Morrison ?is the speaker. - Friendship A. M. E. Sunday School opened at 10 o'clock a large-number was presen".. Dr. John McSwain* pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, (white) President of P. C. College gave a brief sketch from the Bible. Great manifested in tiie lectures given by f.he outstanding chajractdr of the on rnimr At 11:30 Rev. T. II. Addison delivered a very -impressive message. Th't. message of the evening was delivered by the Rev. Antime Steward Who preached from-his heart. Miss Bertha Irby daughter of Mrs Ibbie Irby departed this life Friday morning at 2 o'clock after a long a. Friendship A. E- Church?11 period of illness. Was funoralized oYTock by thc .Pastor Rev. T( H. Addison.. Sunday, morning . T. A. Williams funeral director. 1-. ... \r,-oo M?r.1 A.v.l ... * VIWHV. JJJ ? "-[ ^\tl\ is spending a short while wfttrMis sos Donna B. Thompson and Marie Young, both jof S. Bill StreeU Miss Martha Bell Bryant of An derson, S. C., is spending a few days with Miss Linnie B. Williams on W. Carolina Ave. 1_ The Community Glee Club is still progressing under manager Prof. J. T. W, Minis. Madames Clara. Cheek anil Iyiila Young and little Miss Eloh nor Young "let!.. Saturday?wfor Wash ington, H>. C., after spending a short while w! ,h pavdjits and relatives. _ Mr._J.utm Little spent *ho week end at 'himie^ with wife and son. On last Suhday a, new comer was horn in thc home of Mr. and Mrs, .Thcodor-e?BlaTcoly who was formal l.v named lif'.le Miss Clara Pearl. Mrs. Blakely is increasing in health. Miss Emma Lee Flcnimen of this city died Friday morning 5.:Q(i p. m. and was fumrali/.ed Sunday evening at Hebron Baptist Church, D. E. Dribble funeral director. ?. W,. were very gTad.tohave in the city Rev. E. A. Adams and son vis iting friends. , Mi". Henry Watson was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Thompson on Monday. . ? ? Professor C.. G. ^Gaitc.J, and Mr. Lcvester Vance were in the city Sat unlay fith. Those on the sick list arc Miss Kuhy, Mr#. L,i2?ie Young, ;vunty Martin, Messrs,Humph Calhoun ami Hestekiah Potlbw. Miss Maud Shelle left Saturday for her school. \VC are glad to have Mrs. Elizabeth Nance in the city again. Misses Grace Crawford and Eva Kate were visiting friends and school mates on last Friday evening, CEDAR GROVE A. M. E. ZION R<*v. C. H. McRae Pastor Sunday was an ideal day. Sunday School was largely attended. A; 3 o'clock Rev. Gashen, pastor of the Bethlehem Baptist Church. Newberry, S. C., selected as a text Jude 7: 23 verse. Tie ppreached a soul itir' ?ng sermonl Collection for * tie morning service $11.55. Collection tit night $5.08. ~ Mrs. Ebbie Co thiiena.Nnmh'tmah Mrs. Ebbie Coleman from Carlisle S. C. spent a week with her Sistcv Mrs. Fannie Shell of Whtmire. Mrs. Hyatt Burton spent the past week end in Saluda with the bank cashier of Whitmire. Mrs. Vivtar. Fahty Mis? Gr Fant Miss Elio^.e B. Alrams made elo (quent speeches en our r cogram the 5th Sunday in July. The Sims' Chape n Afcfrii iiial tfi n - - u.mctto leadct and the Cedar Grove choir rendered 8 excellent music and., also the Cedar ^ ' Grove quartet. We had a very uni * i que program. 8 j Misses lleulah Swindled, Ethel I.eP ? Swindler Mr. Charlie Jones made a j 1 |ttip-call?Uj?Master Willie^ Goi.i ami ? Mozetla Kpps Friday. '?~ f We are very sorry jo report that c Mrs. Ooi'a Worthy is on the sick list r and are hoping and trusting she and >< others will soon recover. Others on the sick list are: Ma. Hampton t Johnson, Nathaniel Glenn. Eunice v "Cannon, Mary Abrams. ' J Mt. Harmon Bapti4; Church Rev. c -I.- S. Hannaham. Pastor. Sunday 1 School opened at7the usual hour with _ tlit. Supt., ahd teachers at their post if duty. The Silver Tea Circle met at the English Ho eTT iflrs. Willie EngUgH. I Prfn'ietor. After a splendid program i a delicious course of cake, tea and ice - .'ream was served. ? ? - . * On. Monday night of last week a c '-reception was given by the loyal 3 members of Mt. Harmon in honor j beloved. ? ?? "j of their boloved pastor. ( Rev. C. A. Dunlap .the pastor . of. New Bothel A. M. E. Church was a - pie-ont and?made?very timely re- _ marks. A very jiniety program was I rendered by?the Jonia^ and?Senior, .? choirs, after which th# Quests were c served sandwiches, chicken, cake and I lemonade. The sons and daughters of Mr. * and Mrs. Stephen Wiley have return od to Philadelphia after having spent a very pleasant stay at home. 1 I.)r. and Mrs. Thompson and Mr. . and Mrs. Vass, were the we^k-end guests o-f Mr. and Mrs. Wiley. y Mrs! Wiley Evans of New York j and Mrs. -Louise. Yarmar of Camden _ woi',. in the ciiy last week. , ABBEVILLE NEWS \ Miss Harriett A. Wink field left "j sometime ago for New York City on a pleasure trip. v' j Muss Louise Laney of Augusta, Ga. s arrived in the city a few days ago for , a visit?to her coustn. Miss Edna Gil-'j -bard-at No. 7 Cherokee St. j I Mrs. Janie Ellison is home to stay again, after spending several yeans . I in Andorsftn with Vior son in law And I . . .1 , severe illness. Our deepest heartrelt sympathy goes out to the bereaVA;d family. She is better known to all is Mrp. Fisk Bauknigbt. Her fun ral was held in Mt. Pleasant Jiajrtist }hurch_ on Sunday the" 7th, at 4 P. j >!. eondM' t* ?1 by Ri-v J \V Mindmnll i_Mc.CornucJc, aft at which the inter-4 nent was in Lakeview, "Tomson's" emetary. Mrs. Henry was laid to est \inder-a mound of beautiful flowers. " ' Mrs. Eula Watt Hamilton of De- ' roit, Mich., arrived last week to be | vith her sister, Mrs. Essie Watt Me- i Cpllnr IRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. A. W. Williams, Pasor , Last Sunday was a great day at he First African Baptist Church. eweral of theoTdfaces wTTcTViad been Hsent for some time were seen again i the services. At 11 o'clock the regular mornrig worship began with the pastor' n charge. He brought to hi> hearers ?ehallenspng message, ~using as his e\t, 1 Cor-3:a, ^Fpr. we are labor- ] I rs to gether wnth* GWd: ye .are God's usbandry, ye arc God's buildings." i 'he theme taken f^rvn the "Tl!i \\ Laborers with God." Some of the' j lain points discussed in his discourse, /ere: If we are to labor, together I ur way unto him. and be willing ;to ,-ith God, it is necct?sarv to commit ccept his guidance; to succeed in ur labor- with God, we must srtudy I nd accept his program; tho ta^dc that ' ngages our attention as we labor 1 ogether With God is according to ur several abilities. The pastor al- ' o stated that, in order to labor sue-', essfully,. we must at all times acnowledge our dependence upon God,, nd we must realize that our success rrthe larger field of God, that Is vith others, depends to a great exent upon the nature and extent of he work wrought 4n?ufh?Lastly?as? Christian's duty to ^e faithful to he end. After the "splendid message ireparations were made for baptism.1 ?he pastor descended into the pool j ind foui^oandidates were baptized. | Communion service*? were held at 1:80 o'clock dud was largely attended. The pdstor ntade a short talk, af- er which, the congregation joined in long service and expression of thanks giving to God for his protection and guidance through the past month. " " At the evening service the pastor spoke from he -fourth veijse of the ifth chapter of St. - Luke, "Now vhen he had left speaking, he said into simon, Lounch out into the- deep, ind let down vour nets fctr-a draught.' PKeme, "The*" Shallows and The Oeeps." In discussing this theme, the lastor called attention to the fact .hat there is too much shallow ffsft^ ng on ine pan or C hristians for louls for the Kingdom of God. and jrgedupon the church to launch -out nto the deep and let down God's vord?the net-that is able to catch nen for Christ and his Kingdom. ' The members expressed themselves , ts having f>een greatly benefited after rearing these challenging discourses. ?On-the-tTth of this month, the minsters, deacons and steward)? o-f the 1 arjous churches' of the city, will ren-1 ler a program for the benefit of the ?. A. B. Church." CHESTER PARAGRAPH ! Mr. S. R. McClurkin has returned lome. after spending several months n New Jersey. Misses Lelia and Minnie Shaw of iVinston-Salem, N. C. are the guest if their' aunts, Mrs. Melison Hope ind Mrs. Minnie Sandeifs. Mrs. S. L. Finley left Friday for Jew York CitV. to visit hpr unn \Tr x>uis .f'inTey, who is a student at kdmbia University. Mr. Nicholson Gaston is a patient it the pryor "Hospital. Misses-Matfy Alice and Fannie I.allaude Wfiglrt, of York, S. C. are. i ponding a covlple' of weeks in the ity, with their aunt, Mrs. Martha Agurs, The Social Promoters Club gave heir fifst annual picnic on Friday. Mrs. Salliee McCellan White- and ittle son, of New Ybrk City ftre spending a counle of week- in tbo citv vith- their mother, Mrs. Ella M. Suy. Mrs. Sallie Lewis left Thursday for iVashington, to be a,t the bed side of ler daughter, Mrs. Janette Lipsey. Mr. and Mrs. fcddie Franklin amf; son of Washington ispent the week-"' ?nd with their sister and father. Miss Louise and Mr. Will Franklin. j Mrs. Jplia McDonald, has .as .her i fuest Miik. Ruth Cooper of Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jackson, Oak 3t. entertained a few of-their friends | it a whist party on Tuesday night ind the house "was beautifully decorited in rose and yellow. ?A?delirious ce and salad course was served. Mr. Ervin Mobley, Mr. Norman, fafn>es and Mr. Leroy Thomas, motored from Jonestown Penn., and were the week-end guest of Miss Ho- ?a Denton, Louis St, We have or\ the |;ick. Miss Ruth Johnson, Ashford St.; Mrs. Maggie Rainey, Mr. Paul McCellan and Mr. James Westbrook, McLure St. Mrs. tRebeeca Denton and little Miss Ruby Denton arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. William I,. Denton of Plea WITH (. AK Y COOPER TALLLLAH BANKHEAD H , . THl RS.-FRI. SAT. 1'. Clip This Coupon This Coupon with one Adult Admission of 15c will admit two at anytime to the CAROLINA THEATRE ?Jn*t hnv one Adult Ticket and pie?ent Ticket and this Coupon lb the- Doorman i i ? TRA'N TRAVEL BARGAIN FARES SAVANNAH, n TT /A TA A umjmiiA? Saturday August 20, '92 -RETURN LIMIT LEAVING SAVANNAH 12:5.', A. M. AUGUST 23. 1932. ROUND TRIP FARES " ' FROM: ~ : 7 Allendale, S. C $L0j) COLUMBIA, S. C. __ I..VJ Newberry, S, C.._?7. _ 1 ..">() Orangeburg. S. C. i ~p Greenwood, S. C 2.00 Chester, S; C 2.00 Lancaster, S. C. ... 2.!>0 '. Proportionate Round Trip Eares from all intermediate points. CONSULT TICKET AGENTS . Southern Rail'y System 7 ^ 1 ? in Georgetown, S.C. ' Mis. ALt'thia Bolts Green left on Saturday for Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Florence Jackson aJ\d Miss Marjoice D. Kelly left on_Saturday for New York. Dr. and M^s. Wm. S. ThompsanJ Messes, Rudine Reeder and Jennie1 Atkinson. Mr. Henry Saudi; and Little Miss Ernie" Mae and Fannye Lee Sauds loft for Columbia on Saturday, , ? The Sands will go from Columbia to their home. Birmingham, Ala. "- Mrs. R. J. Jackson and children, Henry Taylor and Teviler are visiting relatives in Abbeville, S. C. ' Mr. Marion Leathers of Cheister, ?. C. is the truest of his aunt, Mrs. Margaret E.. Smith. Mr." R. Joseph Burrafro has returned to the city h.ftey spending a week in Andrews.. S. The iMessos Flirida, Garner, 'Hilda and Zelda Jackson wetfe visitors in 1 Abbeville, S. C. and Fayetteville, N. C. this week. Messrs George C. Wilson fend Winston J. HemmingWay of Conway, S. ?-? were gue*ts of Misses Pearle AL ston and Ruth Parker on Sunday . ri Do not forgeet the? '^MiHionAre Cruise on Bethesda's Lawn Monday eveuing- -August 22," sponsored by the Deaconess Board of the church. I Rev. Prof. John R. Wilson, State MitkiAnorv r\f rnlnmlyifl S P. wqq a