The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 13, 1935, Page Page 8, Image 8
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CHESTER I'AKAtUiAI'HS
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(Continued from pa?.c
tj' ed down the aisles' and 'oak their
places on tfi,o. rostrinii. Miss'ldi'
zabeih Whitloek. was the br'u ^.
|i Mr. Timothy Jahn.**?ny--fhe irroom? ?
the 'amusi'njr cereiVionv was read]
by. Mr. M. C. Walk# r. M.lu]ia?|
Spa mi was piannist. , Prior to?
I the' procession "of the brju.il pftr*.*]
t.v, a brief njtt^rrTT'l projfrani - was
'rendered. ' - "
" " 'Miss Mattio Mue Heath left a
few days it pro' for Lortjj Isl end, Js'.
?r Mis^'y.niina Montei^h of Columbia,
^accompanied her sister, Mrs..
. M? M. .Moiybe-ith here last week,
and vi ere-guests Vf Prof, and Mrs.
.. S. L. Finh'vv ^ '
"Rev." and Mr-.'W. M. Ttyr.T : fter
elosinjr a sweossfuj svho.nl year'
at Pleasant Grove are atrivin at
their lrano on Tenter S'. Mr?.
HyriT wTs called, to State. Collece.
7 (Iranuehnrg. Saturday because ' of
;!jlo il!n-e?-s of her'1 tor. Mi-t;._MnImliv
'flarpoK?Mr--. !!urner-V
?I:tu>?lit? ? , "\Ir--.' . A Hero Rrrpr..'
t;utn i.Vi^nr (' Rur'l Schools i j*
' I,alH-ri-t.( r C' .. \vith lie r- hushay'i!
y~v---,; Mr. Rrewnr. motovcV] he^e
iT HicV lii.nl,'
hu'rjr. ~ ' ~~ ry
f ' - '.Mr. L, \V. M . rthv- and yo:-.; .Mr.'
. TMlioU .Worthy, of Sharer. n.o'.'r'
" _< !. here \\* <-! P-- -<l:i V 1*. ' _ '-'If m
( r's (laughter;' Mis-= TT??*.< '*
Worthy' 1/crt\vof^l' 1 ITT
their cousin,. Mr. T.'oh/ rorAVorihy.
College- was the. Sunt].-?
liev. nntLMr-/W. M. Tforor. "
The- Pinh y High-. Seh< ol -Girl-',
teaiji went to Cain,Ion -F'riil.v
morning, :'eeimi;>:is.h ! l>y '.ih'cirCoach.
Miss Kile a W- ihfri!^. when
- they tc.olr po::t* in the' ua-no-rl.'
T llll'll U!IS lu'1.1 ' I'?1. I
The ?ihk Hvftn Ir-Mti f.'rvnlri 'IJiyli.
of Sumter;'. aiuLJust a 1!;\ u : iuv
11,.mo hy m c point: -I' v.a '
. ? oiintl- time that the t< 'm '!:; * ;:ay ?
oil iin 111 *)i ail ivy. 'ii"l
Mb*. Wdoflar d i\* 'loimr pra?>v?l
for their lino playitiy this-' sea-on.
The Trip \Va-r~Ti:"rriT<\"TfvYV. W.l,
Kruireni'fiil's bu-.' ' .
'* .. Mrs.. M. M. Si'ml-:ir. -
l>ia r?n<l Mrs. C\ M. Fin I y piot. ? ? ?>
tn Giit.hrios-i.Ll.hi ..hi.,.: l.'i V */ ? ??
1 ' noon auci spent several' .pleh-'am
l'iim'rs?at Mho?h ?ni"1' !' i '?rrrrfMrs.
Strait,-with Mr-'. M.: Ituvmriiv.
Supervisor of York Co. Rural ;
Schools. ;mil M - - .n.'
Columbia, a Leach' !: in Vn'.L,
Rev. Mr. Heed' t\ ir of Zior \
a few hour? in the city 'J'i; s 1;<\. !
5 !!< visited Kir ivy llieh ;.:ir) envoi
a very iti.np .1 gIk. h? i,- ;
t.o Europe<J?H stumper :?>* '"he in
pils in Sixth M.iirh, tntiyht by Mr-. !
? Kinky, Thi- class- ]?. -'Tidvii.v
K07?'po4"an.l-uv.n'j>.jvd- '7i.ni i:-e- [
ly the many thirty.- Rev.-Render1
' told them. " ..
- > I
. .Sunday was. id. i-a.'Cy
. <U'eai*y. and -ervici ut-r'v >ut-r,<-i
poorly attended at :
rhutrchos*^- ? (
A numhr r of" ? in rf*er.d' .'d,
' tended ihc- l>.nonet a' < iinti r: Col-!
lepfp, .Rock H'ill. Kriday ?;]'.}? .
On the Kirk li:jt~Vr< Mr-:.
rie Thompson.. Mr:-: fknnio Pratt.'1
Rev. f>. r[ BtmVr , '
. . Altssi. Honor- l*Yo K-?*o i. r-o hf-r
Iiontr i.n* Spar'anhurir"! id ; n , . I.- 1.."
?
Kev. S. .AT. D'.uirl SummoTville,
was in th? cit;f la'-frweejc,
... _ _Uu*virt^ IksiHt called lnnne '
of the" death of his brother.
v For your P'dinepo-Tvoader each j
Friday and Vfthndny - <o oit.her of I
the_ fine yotmtr school buys who!
will ho triad to rfptlSTT The pfte'V tin
vou. They, art-: j\!i.-tcVs < lames
Woods, m' 'I .f'JJiHi1 r'V. P'feeH
- - Willie Atrurs.1 Kt^jcno. Ait 1 ?.' Wil-!
lie Aj'ur?, Clarke S'in-on. ; -i
Miss Nance, tonchor in Knnoett
Soott Schdol, Rpck -11*11. jv.n' Fri,
, < <|iy a-e the truest <>f Mrs. Willie
flab ooyk.
Mr. and Mi s I___ (1. Fpe'dmnn
motored to High Point. Friday In
attend a social aiTair triven by
~JL friends.- . ?
Iyt. and Mrs. J. S.
Matilda Allen. Mrs. F. T.^lf^tuf
Kack attended Found^'^itftkiiy at
jf.ilinton Collctre, Rock IfflhFt iday.
Mr*;. Roundtree and Mrs. Pickett
of Camolrn, \vhj? were Friday trues s
or Dr. and Mrs. Allen olsd motorcd
to Rock I Till with thorn.--*
President J. .S. Stanbnck of CIin~j
ton' College,, Rock If ill spent the
week-end hjtro with his family. j
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(? r< '
3 : - 1!-?s?
??* * * ?* <* **? *
UDERSJN Fi
>ur Grocer for ADLl
RICKS TO SUIT. Y<>
PURSE.
5ros. Mill
Columbia, S. C.
' FLOlit MILL IN SOI'Til
K a a a >7a ja a a.a>. a<
* 4
floiu-:nc:e m:ws
. - (.(.'??!>(Piuiod from pa?o 1)
t'attxattu.n cum
Mrsr Saili-< Dacoh*' \\:t* WU.
lu vlit* Cawtatii'H CHrh or Alt. '/.[>
X \l I.- I ...1. ..... A ,.C;t .
.:v , . North- I>?u:jra!?' >
/Hk- pr> . Air-; Jy; -.u-. Emu
ti. I' i al!? .i : in- int'ctTr**- ??> orilCT.ai
.ii! r-a itf-t-i' li-if.irrr>\- ].iAn t.-'- il.r
? I J 1 .IMU.4 fioirtVui) as 'ItfJrl.TV
\\:t- ! :. i; cil: Aif !t ss. i ll!
a 1 '-I . .1. . ; ..a - - .ui ( ...a wu-rk I
Al > >. l-.v:ia Kut.ij' 1"U>;UU'. . Sw|
IIuu" f.rp* -a " I o inula i-i 1-j 1. ' Hap
11" ? '! '!> ir ! 1 l'il Hi ' ( I,
ly by Airs'. lJeiua-tt; , ??- -Ttinii
iia|>; 1-f iliurrh. Adilivss --W
auUa.s Trianon to."the. e-lniii li j
lii?v. ] Vi yni.on. pastor of C.i;mln
' auni. K. ( liuivh rl spojuh d _
ad i . m i's by. -Mr. 1". S. Alsti
Kiunark- liy 1 >r. W bl ains, (."limb'
laud AI. K. IVhufcij ("lp.sii?K l\
iAuLl"k,.> l;y IJ V. .1. S. ( iir, pa.-Vora
AHV-$Jrrttt?l?'*4hA\'igj; thy lliojjivu
a I'hiokfii sa'ladfci.palMms ~ cocoa
;ieaiii pic. i u'civam, plica i alU in
h< (,"-la(o . IxAyi't" i akc ' was serve
?U!s. 1.. lb Ciisui-. w.iii lin.a
onialksivsp( lidei t< 1 the 11 o.~.t?
' a- t,hv Alay. m cling at 'JJO
iJavvtifll .St. . .0.1
u 5K\V
Al; Ju'.u' Hu hanan, .Alls. Ha
ay l-:-dvTtr-t?-nrrrt-lMr- .hrmn- \
~7:i.>r. < T I-:, !~vnn- St. and All
! ! 1 !/'ibi i !1 Hi', ii"; . K;j-t CneV
St o:;: t r!?--liUluicaw_ 1
I > a fiiijur..ipi\-lu las; vvcck*.
HI TIM L V M 1\ 1 ill 'iii'i 1
"Ut\. S,U. i.i wis.U I Msliiy'
"??i' u '.tly s i?J' 'niVAl'ir tl" 1
..i " if. lar . n<i;t'r \\ith dlVim
i .. ;ij l:|>i]> pr<*. Wv\ ."Vl
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?a ?! ! !. . i i ? ;
;i:x\ nt i... I v r "aV.i! \y 11.
w --a: i v , v.\'!< "ukt-i; in !.y I:
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Si' \KT \Nlfl ]{<; MTA S.
?;?t~?
All. Alar ah IJaplisf < lunch
l(o\. A.M. Alalt'hfws, )'u?tur.
~r 'P+rr-K11 l.'lny sT >< ! ron v? nTTj"
-Hre?tuna] hour with 'Snji*. a n
T<neh< rs at ihrir pa V <>f <!ut
This was the fir-t Sm <riv <>f t]
sic?jA?I Vpiaftar. The :i".-<'ri?lar
was rair !'v 'I'" la<] \\v . I'."
mi??i-niiitr and- nij.''1:' fu.-rviees. \vrfail.
Tin {iniimiiv.'<n s< Tvtr
' I'.1 l.'n *'!'!. ,.l 'if '' rrrrl?rT T
" V k V ' 4 l? ' *4 ^ ^ t..? t ULi_?_i i!''
' ^und:iv.
! < _? li Udieliers ;in?) >.! mlohls r
turned h:i]i]'ii!v to sen nod Mondi
h:iv;nr ed mik- week of.vae
i " '.'"in Ajiiii?b^r. Ihirimv tli
week two lYotuiv-"' ri nderr
The first l>t intr tlx-. 11 iirli Srhe
PI y entitled "M..;her Miner* Th
wns(sjK>n?<ire?i hy .Mr-. K. It Iija'
rriif'Mi'- ('?induce .Folit'son.
"<*i. kir. C.hest" \va oU'erod to f
eot te.-faiit .< < ]I}f,ur ' ! . hijrhest
nUMint r,f tickets-. ;
wis* uauio i.o r -?-?m
PtUfio.nt \Ypli !h?' rhr.-t l?;.: .;s.v-!l:
S-J.'hnO worth. * Tho
stroniJ, being a Spring K
si, >.< ? ?l l?y #.\l?I'IQ
iViwol! jnvi M Johns'i
'I'lr- wonilivfr Thfrf piv!'h
" p 11. win anrrUi
?|:f 1 hud AIis.-' lhaMiy^ (Jrt
tjh'.-I-Iuni< 1* >('.?! rt won tt
i FN a .' a'h.! ' M r * T;V \V; V,' UH:n
,:i]-o von. Mnrr'iv i f Ka?'ley, \v<
t hi iriu vf^ ??f Airs. Ilnsa . Rico, S
I for: ' f*hoc Sf/. lru-t Tv-hay.
f\'ov. W'iillao.i. p; i _i\ -?i
vtinini' m 1 mon l i.t xiny riite
Si 1 v< i- I i j-f) - At. . II.- IHu.-n4v.?w-h;
-r-rn o11j?iy<'<I?try alL , Our hvaj
-wrro mad to rpji^rw-; then h
full of smiles. We hope for the
l to come again. ,/
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~ tIai-Iv!ifV< 01; ( aniln i<lgt>/. ,'strct
u J I Ik* i.'im'f :i!rc- xviv4 >'|)?'iu<l> "i >y (1
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? ; . ?i V i! v.' ny i n A o. ,?li; . j wave I* V
?-'! Mi;. Viola Tiii'nufs. Srijptiliy^fps
u' 1.:: w;: :s .il:lx^ ' U'? Quarlr
15! rth' Hii i. iiur \\ ;is tonf/tl 1
rV 't'r -sVI.'hJ Mr; U. i}\-itwn, \vl
! < : I t'i - li n'-c I'm \fip\v.fv.< \
J . j I t'!' ;ii" lie .l-hi' r?t
V rj-ior !;tt( . J
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ty: i !'";t . :j. li. (\ .j... yVJma>r'1lv!f^isti
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?nrh." _ . / V ' 7/ in*
sr. i.i ix irs ufrnmn/ii )-pp
L'i- ~ . iiU\KjUi'Uv\wyji
iff T,icv. Saimii'l I-.luyt!? iti-ctpr.
>' > < "Mi- 1< r r.v/rtie" iyi>i*nj??;r- s'ci
m ' Si ill! at lit AM f\ hy, Hi a Hi
i.ii ' n - t xi i| f' IJIji\ in It poti
tl. 1 r.; Up a/sulij: Growl
: i f I in i,." vhiAh avsL niujh onjfj
s> , Tin; '3'intlA'y Yd .'ijS t hv'riit
A:."d o'?-< rlf hy/thf SiVttl. A
?? " 'i'( I' d?- f hoWVytilK'' "Pt'oplrV S<
" Me '{ Mr. Will. IK-Vrau:
I - 'f.'l' i .')( j foe TiJis?;i - Pinn . v. iVi Tl
XX. ?v? ,ji' ,f| !! . 'IT.r."fUrrn.
< - ? -7 of-.l liv Ale. M Koi
r . . . :/ I J. AT 1 .. il .
lu; i ' '.i'-i;' /' \ i'T1 Ih '^ 'n ?J
T ' '11 : | i - v. mV jS. trT.R If
' .f;" ! IMAnn 2(!:'2*uh?l seTee
SMf.-cxani'matin
v.: ?< '7: .- nann'tr*. When ?
/ ": \vt?r>hjj? vyil
J. fNjr wsll\
ViL 'I FX Walker
7 i A '/' /" *' w! t nes'sed
1 >.-Jw-Spt- . /.>/'- '/ .the- Orel
' i i Mul.t? L/.Vim-.i.n. ivirht. Ap
... .?4- i.V "TV. K'.'-'trr-r '"f. Scorn
. - .the. princ
'. /. IV .'/. AlcFn Men of Spa
.. .? ./ | S. ? /
- i I f : 1/ . : < r.' i nl V CcnfcrOlK
^ / >; ' -/p. - 1 v
v > -jf -vf. nr-y ni- li! -vlt-M'h was
-- 4 Ii-' X'V-f. 1mv !>. R.TFk
sd' I 'f .A"!, Ni-.cn ilijrnity.
r. ... 1 ; n :r>f .- ::n ('1 int? w;
[ . .1 . ' V \ >:ipiier v.a^s.uj
' a- lh* I'. rs cane hv ii tuihllx
'j tin- church.
III'.", . < 'Kr'y i>.f the .? CiVt -Mivi!
..... JJ__V --r-v ftir; K+ncTRf WclTfori
V)".' li) ' ',> wit- -'fir yiK-sl
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: vf- ;::i M~:
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I . i?**i nin.y; m-i vIciij whit
7-1?^-ir-nr-lt. I tlm r>0
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. A!, 1 \\ lin sj)ol
iiu nl ti, ,rs ai
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: .Ai ! . \\ < fn-rt y. ---? ?7-?
'j* j hosi:n\v.\i i> saiooi
j Ifc-lron.- "B<- Kit.il t> AnimuTs
j y. i c;l^ i-' :ii*r t lisci", t'd hi'i'oMli
'Hs'iifc.j Tlu.> < ;n\'ivn? <da?sc*' fr:n
j't'lia)".1 id . t,ho daily pi,Aj>'i'an
}-\vHi'-h 1 ' i illV Ml' i>i*ii' 1< n n
;;l. I KiT.'ir.'--I hi' MUM-'IU body- Vi
lit :m>ut !v Li nc'iVl f U(1 ! < 1 v. ft'ic <?u
y.iint* l ii altr, Week. (hw piv crrait
lief a?-* : ? * <>:? ;i' in lt-'t'-i ti'i. playle
c' n.'? hiovitt*/'i>irtu> < .' . ?.
thj The oort^-T Tor Ivotev is on. f<
re j t !:.< Mhv <V ocn wJiii h c la os Ft
('s I tiay. Ap' il I'i. w hi-n ihe veto- \vc
hr j r.la<i, ,\j jo , ?i >[lu' MrC^VyWi
ii, 't i t h ?*? ?
]Wj'\ 0 .|ir,'iT^TTTTrr,lH!,'lUat)1'
iy i vet tVjulay whi
\ve v. -> .y .'M-'crlahuHl by the Soci
/' ^''4 ^??xad
-.Mi.- iic'tn I/onUiy, teacher,
ih
Mr! n^vid Hp.echaifi
,A Passe
iTt.-',
a-- .
M". Ibtvid rhnohani passed
v. in \'<\y"York .("*ity on.the ni
^;n;. J>ijVi<l once li
vi . i < ' iniKi.i.-. ni-s ii?rmt'r non'
? il!- hnilii!', liiirn Bvochnm, pr
22! ' \-ri in .if ruvc six yea
?>?i \ j ' il 'fbc V;i(i iji*Elizabe
*1 >' 17T" .ii i-cy, His mother
? i , i in- Vofr .Eon-ey r<>r n Viumb
>'- j;'f S.f'y? *.,. David loaves to mou:
I Irhc nfr-sinu- a \vifi\~ Mrs. Bertl
r? ''BeerhiMn <.frTZitf- fl atted (Ml ftt.'; < ),
nv li-ui;:clc.v, M F'c.-rtJ?Bceehnm
'18 tr.dcn, ,S; one-uncle of PI
I ladylplva. a ircarnl father/-- M
il - ..Currull p,(.< cKnot of. Detroit,.-Mid
ot tv.'t nun'si Mr*. T.otfce ChatSncl
rrf X"\v York Ti;j and Mr?, Is
'te j holl Jeter of X,,v York City, 01
ft j sister. Mrs. Mapfire Beechnm; a
m so of N. Y. C.; . and a host i
I friends. [
V ...
r-T? I B !! II, .
the palmetto leader
* N E\V BElIIt V N K\VS
5T .
. The% Presbytery was. -IngftTy enns.U^i'taifeU
March"4^5 at Calvary
. Presbyterian"" Church. The Mih^
festers, members land frienlils of
? all of the churches were hospitable.
* Thursday evening', 8:00 o'clock
V Rev. D.. T. Murray's text was I
|L Tim. 3:15,, Matt. 10:18. The s?'rf*~
iiiun" i'as enjoyed1- by all. S'olo ami-'
> choruses by the choir were excel^
knit..' Rev. Tout ley Master of ecru
? monies, an<l he was eh ctisl Modet
attir. Welcome in beha!f of the
V Churches Rev. (I. 11. White. WvlL!-conic..in
behalf of-Kdueation, Suj>t.
h j U. S. -Gallmun. Response _,Re\\
> McFaddeh. Visitors, Rev. J S.
^'Martin, Miller, G. 11. Dillard and i
M G. II. White. '\
fil Friday ..night .a_^'-iiimn by. Mr. I i
? RonOrd, after which the examiiui- J
lion was completed, and' he was 1
M given' license to preach. * Tho-pro- |
I gi^Htr: Th' nelctftftni l;ys Slissj
Ypuiy>, Harbison Institute, ami the J
^frhoir1 were -excellent The pjtrylet ,
^ directed by Mis- Anslie .longs was j
> unique. Welcome Addi'essi by Mrs)
1 I,ilia Dean, R^spon-s^ hy Airs. Por-j
k ter ami an address by Preniu^U., K
* Mrs. A. P. Biith r?AVtTvT/-timely..
The . President . and wife 9ft..liar- j
bison College thanked the nirYnlx rs
for their contrihut ions' :wi?l . nuide j
ifh appeal For "more students.
.. Snftday' morning the S. S.. was 1
* hit Testing as visual.
At 11:30 Rev. A. ID' Reasoner, !
'wTlieTiUAv pastor's t-xT was Heb. 1
4:i 10, mb.iect. VAuinoachhijj the,
s" .Throne". It'.was filled with hope v.
(V and realization througJiJ4#*y*,r"ahi1?
\ .faith iti God'. "tfeTtiid his wife j
j:poke' of the wiljjugn s of their*
out.iv family to ~si rv> , whk h as-..
') f.uriiv good, leadership. . '
' Mrs. Ellen "P. Clerk ley has (_ri
. gn.nized n 1 S'un lav- 'School in-.ilciJj
the ausp:iM$ of <he Evening Twiv
light Church of God, HcloantU' S.
; 41. beymml'th"' cfty limits; oT?-?-hat=.
faiuwii'as Poiil Row. . People
living near may send their < (hvn
to S. S. at .'5:00 o'clock each
? :-'u'nd:vy? a ft or limn: : ?
Rev. Ec. E.?Goul.den, j pastor of .
Bethlehem Baptist Church took
charge Bun day. April 7, and preach
ed two $'oul stirring sermons. Also
ad mini.-.IT red- c inmuniora 'Sunday
h '"tfht. 7 I
Rev. and Mrs. J: . Golden atrd
^ aiiiily" moved To Greenwood, 57~
C. Thursday, ApwL.4. aftjerhaving
( spent seven years in tlTTs icily,- pas!or
of Bethleiv-.nl Bapti-t Cluhvh.
j-J -The Stewart! ss Board'No. .'5 of
..MilU-v Chap' 1 A"M. "Er-Ghmclr hrtd~ '
[ _. its regular moiling a; the, home of
Mrs.-.Fannie .Ifins . itr Cannon
.4 T. Anvil
|? H'?M1 VUIIV-ll?i\ t V * V "tMU
iT "3; a. delicious eonr-s<?~ of cake, ic .
t- rrcam was v-i-Vi d. Tb' Tr .tni: <!.'
sn nns Mrs.' Br^'e R'<biir.i>n. The
m oxt meeting will be bold, at the
h 'bme of Mrs. Ma ITare Boundary
St.? ' ' ' 1 ' .
Miss Mildred .('aider "enjoyed a
'elicious dinner at the., beaut ifnlintiiv
of Miss Hat.; i'e Curd tier Suil!:vy
aften^ortn. 4 '
a Rev."R. B. Fair, the paster of
L'r M.'El Churches of this county and
r. i'v vuVn.. <1 I tray ton IJigh School.
." \Ve ::e-day itiior'tttlg."' lie -rave ;m
i- mtercfiTh.!* talk, and 4iwdU-d all -to i!
th- city (lurch.
Tdie Bive at Hmne? tne; tufjr .a"
1 Mm ... 1 iTtrFTSchon 1 Friday April
Ut- i Hi;',.',?end r ehe supervision of
a Mrs. (.' F"., Martin Home 1) niono
. .i?r:?nt w?w ji ?r?N:it s;iic
, The people came in truck
loud-. The visitors were Supt.
is PominicU. Mesdames Msjry Aulk
i- .Maf. r EJljstnor, > Edna
?r .Mextr. .Evelyn.- Burns, SinnnhJ
Smith. Mai'v Huff, and Mis^Eth.l
le Counts; Tlvc address . hy Mis.
d j .Mxi: :< '!: 1';t fl will he pill_Jn prXlCs.
tic-, hy'.xdl wWwkU- present. Tht?"
i=L. .m'v. ' i. ,n of tho l-hlll< li i< h -CI) _
xi it a. deal of help for our
;o i*; ?.id The ?Home,*. 1K nvor.-;txtTT
TTw an -;;s arCTeally putting the
TT "oh iVct'C Trie ?\lidiit*s \v re "
h_ beautiful and servicablc.
r- Mr. Henry Mayor di'Vi!- Tu..sday
:s. niji'h* April 2 at .his home on E.
?? Snowden St.. aft v a shon'rt illiv.
id llo -1 rieken with, a stroke on _
Friday March 2'J and'"another on
r A J>i i 1 2. which caused Id s: death.
Eun till service was held Friday
April T> at ML-XlU-ve Ohui-elv.
7* = M-fc?Scot t (Grubb 1?limiirlas. an d
a old ei'izeit of this city died Wed-C(.
ivsdxiy night .April 2 at his home
v< oil X., Fair St., alter lingering
I' urujt ii while With heart trouble,
)s. Funeral seivica was held, Sunday
April 7 at T. A. Wiliaifts Funeral.*
... Parlor. Interment; in ~ Wert/.'s
0. Cemiffy.*
.l>exnon Ch&rlie? (Stable) Green
and dauphte.r of Spartanburg w?-re
1. si tors at Bethlehem Baptist
. jf hu'tvh Sunday morning. Mr.
=1 < 11-.f : i-: Innili'i'ly vif: Np^-1ii."i r,y.
? -air. and Mw^A.?(i. rtf-.==
Jiatiama Canal ari iv.tl in the city...
SaTuday to visit- their father,
J] Dean 11 B. F. Neely.
.Mr.and Mrs. Paris Ilarvin, 2TA .
^ f*rrMT\el! Stmiv'rtPHghtrd hnvr '
their yon, Mr. Charles Marvin retnni
hyjnc from Philadelphia, Pa.
Ho has helped them remodel their
home, :
The i^rama "All. A Mistake,"
that \\a< presnetwl-at l/ray ton Hi
Sc hool Monday evening by Friend-i
-hip College of which Miss Digs I
wh. directress was enjoy <1 by all. I
. Kvi ryone 1 ofrt well pleased " Don^
cfie know."
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Social and Business
J? Mr. and- Mr-. J. M. Harviri, 223
< 'oId* II. t--t. arc happy sin&t^ 4-h<?
11 arrival of thoir son. Charles from
()i Philadelphia, Pa. lie is helping.,
then? to remodel their beautiful^
4^om>- ?
H^TTh:' Bit y Boe Club met at the
i^mc of Miss Cuj'tis Dase Thursf!
dtiy Mavch-28t>h The meeting was
fj" j cirtlod by the president., Miss Mil
urea hteftnens. i no devotion servic.o
was carried out after which
'e out ?mt Trtnar business*was d'isa"
eu-.sei. Look out for the~f>irrty.
10 to. (>e given in the near future.
'J- Tm? next meriting will be held at
of the residence of Miss Earetind
Burton. Visitors are welcome.
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W AMI A 1,1.A NOTES
Wt> are having sinit1 Vainc
weather in Walhalla now, but ev
ry one swius to be happy.
Llat . Rue-k Chitrck aei vLee Wi
very good Nbut on account- of weal
er coiic tition''there was not so vei
many out
The Walhalla Jr.' High Seho
Ivegi-lV its closing March 20th, tl
primary pla'y wh^ch was on tl
date above was very good title tl
irradnatse from 3lnthar?U?o?
School. Monday ni.W\* April
annual play was giv? n by ftu> J
and Seniors, title "The 'Road i
Happiness.'' It was a success a>
seemed' to "be FTi'joyed by mverj
one present." /
Tuesday nite,\April 2nd( grat
aaijpn niie it '\vaLt. a^rj . it sncCa.
Wednesday, ApriVtfrd) was till
:i>t/ day of school it make- us a
"ei'lf some what lonclyK j . '
- '* V'- / v"
rethel a.m.e. cTii Rnt
RAv withe_a., Pastor
St. Matt how s.?STtTTCjay seho
opened with a\good crowd in a
tendance,. At Ik o'clock the pa:
tor preached' a send reviving ?se'
nion during which the Lord's su
per was administered.VThe
League held a" Very- trot
session at (5:20 o'clock.?The .Tin
ior choir ujvdt r the direc tion o
Mrs. Alethia Owens, ij pullir
forth extrvt "etVorts to give to tl
.. a..,1 r,
I jmv > v... if--*.* Stewardess*
Roaud-No. 1 nut
the p;iWiimj.vo tut Monday, al'lo
h<>on, M/. .V H. Murpfr. "fnvsidhi
The second*"quarterly conferem
will he held here Monday night 1
P. E. l>r. H. H. llmiineway."
Stewardess Hoard N<>. H -/had i
regular meeting- at the home i
Mrs. Carrie Zimmerman.
l'n f. and Mrs. (}cw)i-xj#"AFvni
were pleasant -vis;t?l\fin /the cit
;Mrs. I.ottie Care's hi tl
xniv on Sunday. guest fifProf. ;n
,.tf?J. A. Ford. . . [
J Mrs. C. H. H'ehiin'yw'ay and M
Henry Heming wa / aii<t Mas'
Talniadge .llelmngway Ayerc tl
Tiiests .of Mr. and Mrs.} Cl.ireiv
({JWens. *
; There will he an Faster Ey
I^unt on. tiooil Jb i nlay out U>-Alt
^Jlinaie Hull's-heautif.ul grbvc sjW
s*irod by Stewardess Hoard No.
Remember the AKducational Hi
t<W Rally-on the Hist Sunday -'
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^RENKDICT COI.LFCK NEWS
' Dean C. E. Nelson alom^'wit
it,, T??i T.T^rra.. i..ft Tu,,g,KtT. I AT.<
<ui rf I t(,> IV'I IVIV i ||
'25. for Washinptdn, T): C. to a
(on(l tlio moot in tr of Deans anil R<
pistrars.
The Enpj'sb Department pr<
sbntecl "Dit. Faustor" by Gv-Ma:
low, Monday eveninp directed V
Prof, W. H. Hubert. Tliis pis
was presented last year by tl
same department/
The (lay was a typical sprir
day and a.lively spirit was man
fosied. in the Sufi day school classi
SLmday.. mof-ni n p as the lofesoi
were beautifully discussed. . i
Vesper services were held-in Aj
trsdel ,Chapel Sunday ft:ftff P.^jdy
Prof._sJ_L/ Finlev Jr. aprft Miin
a o nil a Perdue nlmip \vtth men
bohs of the male (iiuuaot and f
male trio, and: also, AYr. Randy M
Iw wore- dellplitfully entertairt'<
oveiiinp at the hoipe of Mr. ar
Mrs. R'rrton ??>f Oak i)Rt(.
Mr. Ralph Martin," :p member <
the quai-fet is hack on the eamp.u
He wa? railed home'by the iUnei
and dPaflv"of h7s~rnoFRef.
Mcssr* A. Tin ker, M. Gordo
A. Hardin. W. M.'U .nmorr and tl
Writer, went'en a fishing trip Sa
unlay.- Mar.- 2-'h to take Murru
The catch was grand.
Mrs. Charlotte W. .Murray, dn
matic soprano of X. Y. Citwon'
a recital in Antisdel OhnpCl Tue
day evening. Mar. 10. S^onsori
v the Benedict Collbge Club. ,*
Mis-- . \ irgu'ia tiilliam, Knin
I (Miriam. Xaivy llnl-tyjMai
I-V.incais Pitts were victors :
tl.e .Miller's Chapel A j- M. 1
Church S' ui'av inoin!'>';?' 'March it
? -N-.fMu ' viul I,i;'u Tu^urunce C
has Uran; f rml Mr. T.-'.h Fistu
to Union, S. C. Mr. S. M. Fulh
to Spartanburg.. S. C-^ind M
Wilson, br >;her-iinlaw o.fi Dr. J. 1
Grant, -will take i/P business
Xcwberiy..S. C. \\Y will for the
sums''s., 4>; '* '
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SUMTER NEWS
On Sunday nf.tehoon, April
Rev S. AT Millar preached?ft
th,o mombeiM of'fhe 1"t Dapti
Church. The message was great
enjoyed by the congregation.
Rev. W. G. Moore preached :
Emanuel E. Church for tl
benefit of the?Te ichei' Tratrrfr
class an<l the Jr. T/cngue. Me'sdar
_os B. E. Gas* and M. V. tVToy
were in charge of the service,
- the citizens were highly hono
ed on Friday evening. April 5,
fho cnniinr* r.f ATf-.' __ HT..T
.... .......,,K k.i ,.n ->. i y
Rothune and hor quintet. Mr?. B
huno be i ftp a product of Sumt
Co. and ono who has achiov
greatness, was received with pro
ovation. The fervent n el dross. 1
Mrsv-flothuTTo and tlTo harmonioi
music of the quintet still ling
with the hoard's. Aside from tl
mount wffR raised for Bcthun
i nakman Col lego. -.. ? f ~
" Mr. Stephen Bradford" bnnon
his wife- on her- birthday .Moftdi
April 1, with a surprise party.' Tl
puo^ts gather about 9 o'clock at
Mrs. James Littles, sister of tl
Mrs. Bradford assisted the ho
in receiving them. Cards ; ai
dancing were the onU-rtainirlg fe
turns arrd rarmrpto of hours
merrirnent-wepe spent. Many lov
ly gifts were presented the h.onore
guest and ice cream and cake we
enjoyed by all. . ' .
Little Miss Rosa Lee Alstort wi
?
' i
honortvl on her birthday on Thursday,
April 4. with a pai iy given
y i by her parents, Mi*, and Mrs. Lonnie
Alston. The color scheme of^
i pink and greet was carried out in !
^ -decorations, the beautiful birthday t
-LI cake and-- refreshments Many j
' >' happy moments were spent in play
and the little ones relished the nice
. ice cream and ealiejyhich was, so.vv^
ed. 1
^ Mrs. Minnie* Brown is much im10
proved after being-all .Cut- several I
weeks. . .
V Mrs. Ada Edward and little .won.
r* J. I'. Jr. Miv. Lee Cain of Holly
'(j llill and Mrs.-.p. R. Nix cf Orango1
burg: were- the guests <tf Mr. and
'* Mrs. Eugene Sumter on SundaSv*
April 7, and worshiped at End'nuel
M. E. Church.
- Mr. Haniel: Dix~pf this city who 4s?now
teaching: in Holly Hill and
Mr. T.eroy Bunch of Holly HMl at-so
visited. Mr. ami Mrs.. Sumter
on Sunday when on route to Beneompanied
them to Benn-ettsville.
President and' Mrs. Nelson of
Shaw University and Pres. and
ol Mrs. Mordiocia Johnson of Howt
ard University were the guests of*
s- Mrs. A. R. -Donnelly on Monday
U- wlion on roil fn t.rv T^lovonoo.
ip ' Mr: urscl Mrs. Andrew Dibble are
spending a few days of their honep |
id moo it in the city,
it- ^ Miss" .11. N. Ushor attended the
i Disi.-Fed. meeting the\ Bamberg
ig Hist. on Saturday. April j>. ..
u? Mrs. M. L. TiCvna spent Wednes- I
ji- April H. in Ckangybflrg ,nn
account of the illness of her sisat
for,'Mrs. M. F. Whittakeiv.
.? i- m m>
gr W*'A1^.1 [ \R(.K ' AYDIKNCF )V
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_ . Columl in. S. C.^Jlean I'llO' lb
ts S'hnve addressed a large audience "
iif Sunday*afteiT.oon at Allen Univer_
- by uji the "Education of_ Negro
is Winnie n for the Modern W*rld'! cm
y. phasizing the aims of the National
ic Association of Col lego Women
id which sought to 'examine the administrative
and academic peri"
son lie 1 of Negro Colleges for a
l->1' wo in ^p's iqiq ni t.^i f view.
K Dc^iv Slowe came to 'Columbia.
lcvi t the invitation (if the Columbia
Branch of. the National Associai*L
1 ii>11 of Collope Women to deliver :
s" 'he principal address on the first
in hirthdOy of the local hrancji.
2. Mobe'than five hundred-persons
it listened with intonso?mtarestr^a? "
'rL _Boan Slowe who is. one of the
. founders of the orgarpnation ex_L_
plained the aims mid purposes of .
the parent organization and told
of the responsibilities of college
* In explaining one of the .aims ?'
"f the association which is to ex?*
amine colloei^for a woman';* point
of vieWj she pointed out that the
"" member's seek information about
curriculum in the colleges. They
seek to thul out the number of
1"e wlmfn enrolled in political science,
oqononves, sociology and psycholo_g}.v--Thcy
also seek to rfind out the
j. number of womeij representatives
,s" nnd~a <fi iTni sTrafive boards.
!JS . . MW Mary "R. Saxon, president
^>f tin/ local branch presided. Miss
tr-' 'Hn^'dora Williams-. introduced
1 toii n?SI owe. Other numhers on
bhe?program included musicaT~pt^rrr
! ! t i nis by Franco? P>rnwn,{
e- Allen J-'nivcirsity mixed (Dee Clul|
c- and. Alice's male quartet.
woomiv"kf m:Ws
^ ?Trinity A. >1. K. Zinti Church
gi Kpv. W. I.. >i(i 111!<iu?h, I'asior
S. S.'aapoRod a' the usual hour
n? wilh^Sup.t Tj. 11. Wilhuin hud all
^ 'Ho1h')-S . ut. thai)' f)I.(if llut>ji
Key. 1). C. Crosby will holik his
ooond?ipMn'torly ~ oo-o-forOtW- In-vr
Saturday, April Ft, at nVlni-k. _
We arc asking-all members to be
-present and make a mum! rip i":
fj Mr.;uid Mrs. William Stylos,Mr.
' I ossie Davis Mr. S. Todd- were
vjsitors in Spartanburtr'and CashTa"
ulle Sunday afternoon.
y Mr. S. A. Itioe and Mr. llavid
iv Fryer were visitors in Inman S.
R. ('. and Gra ruling S. C. .last .week.
L_ 'I'Vipy rnpr.i ^fwt a_pleasant trip.
u. Mr. M. S. Callaham was a businoss
visitor here Sunday. WhHo "
'r hero ho visited the honio of Mr.,
and Mrs."!/. II. Wilbum.
Mr. J. IT. Young and Mrs.- Carm
ric Vinson of Marion N. C. were
m the week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. TVaw Wilburn.
Mr. James Farmer of Enoroe, S. (
C., spent tlie week-end at the home j
_ of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Nor7,
. . -w.
' ns. . >
^ - Frr- T TI_?Qirf and Ml.'* T>" i
marie C mm well, a student, of J
(Vnimirir 5>t7 ~TIT; FfparTTTnhuvg. i
^ wow .highly entertained Wednosh)0
day aieht at the home of Mr. and
y,r R nose vol t Nor ria;? ' -Ti <
n. The Rev. T. D. Cist will proac]i
or the Easter Memorial Sermon I
. ' the above named Church, Monday
r. night, April 22. His" subject will
in be "Meet me-im jftaliloe."
ad . We ar<j sorry to-report that Mrs.
e- Theressa Woodruff Rarksijale' is
er seriously ill at'"tier home on W?\;t
ed Pine St. We hope for her a sjv.ydy
at Recovery.
ay We are sorry to report (h t Mrs.
Us? Polly .Steers i* a patient in the
ev Spartanburg-County 'Hospital,
he] Mr. and Mrs. .Marion Tlwrrwnn
d .r"? ttinii dinror rmostp "
Q-jSnndJ-. ?)-. Pay. .T, Ooode. Mr. .
and HT:*. C. Pnvl<? n'nd Mr. and
?(' Mrs. T Vivid PfiV?f.r~vAnT?>Mp-. and
iy M. I'now vi nip family.
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ui Meet Me At The Audi's*"
torium Easter Mon^
^ day Nite
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Saturday, April 1,3, 1935
THE MOST TAIKEO
K|f . Mf. ABOUT WOMAN
ML *** Mr IN THE
ML 1m Young bloods or?d
blue bloods fought
M0X-TUE-WE1) - *
B I N (I CROSBY
W r r t u t no
TT-f -V- . 1' 1 111 IJ 1J <D
?IN?
"Mi ssissippr"
IM P ' imaaaw???
dance" >
Zack White
AM) HIS
Syncopators
MONDAY
A 1 ?T -
iHk^JWUL lO
Praia' !) P. M. Until?
: TOWNSHIP
5T I) J T <> |{ I IT M
Admission 60c
Reserved Section for
White Spectators 60c
HARRY MURRAY Mgr.,
Fenude Help Wanted
Kvoryv. lu i i. Xo Ksfwiofiee no
AOi > T.1 " S I Si)' VvrnitUlv En- .1
-' '-*v??Vi ..!' Buu oi>u, 1 lTi- ^
\V. New York.
Sturkic Fttrniture Co.
- 'nom i: or bargains?
W lion v. .mi Furniture sec us. ^
Wo soH Now and Issoo Furniture
( 'aOi or l iodit ? A small down
jj:i> m< 111 i l ls w h;|t > on want. W# ~
i'iiy f'aStil'oi TXod Pur nit ure.
Wc arc authorizod by tho Director
ot lifo..Bel|or Housing Program
Ml to li-.niu; Covcrnmont Work.
\ 5. rrrrrrrr /1 a -.
* * i oniracting
Company
l'lmnrs :ns7?8
'fur Econdtn un! ?. ~n .^o.'uhon
Better
PstidCars
15)29 ^ri?k't $150
JiW2';^c,ufI' --^o?
1930.' $165 .
? I'* -1930
$135
1 ...
1934 Standard *1 1
1931 $275 -
~t A01 I U... l.* "
itMi $150
louring
19.i1 '( hovroM S1G") I
touting - _?
1929 ' $175 '
; St'<I?n "T? ~
u Central
Chevrolet Co.
1100 Hampton St.-?
Phone 7037