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Page 8 Fl.ORENCg NEWg ^ On Friday, May 17, ,-jfy tschools began their corrrmrneemwrf: J exercises with two beautiful oper etiaw at K?nt Side School given by the teachers of the primary Dept. namely, Mrs. Bowler, Masses Bowl? er, Bl ow no am.I Mrs?Washington The Whole affair was beautifully staged and children acted their roles cleverly, the costumes were lovely and enhance the lovliness uf the scenario, Little Mnry 11111 was star performer in "Flo\y?TS of Spring" and. received encores in " oach role: "CijiieiulLi" was rett? dered in a way that displayed real talent and skillful training kuicU.. " ing characters, Cinderella, Leona Dottry; Prince, Kdward Issiah: _ Mother",~ Daisy Quarl^ " Fairy step-sisters, Mary Knight and Lily Stewart. * f* Tanner .Art Club, Mrs. J. R. Levy, president, held the month'* IM1-1-1 im: nt iVln r"snli'nn' of Mrs. J. R. Levy last week, May IT, ana finished a successful year'?, wotk with a baby contest; the proceeds for charitable purposes, tlie lucky contestant was the infant of Rev. and Mrs. Ck T. Ferguson, $8-1 .00 was used for charity -during the year's work and two girls outfitted, for local school closing. Tie following officers were elected for the ensuing year's work: Pres., Mrs. J. R. Levy; V-Pres., Mrs. C. B. Willaims; Sec., Mrs. N. B. Singleton; Asst., Mrs; C. F. Ferguson; Treas., Mrs. Theresa Bradford; unapiain/. Mrs. L'. li. t ooper; unr. of Program Committee, Mrs. Helen Bartelle. The hostess served a ... delicious menu, Dorothy Jenkins and Rhenetta Douglass are wards of the club and are very grateful for the support given them thrueffort of the worthy women of the' T. A. G. and the loyal president, Mrs. Levy. May 13, the Eureka Club was entertained at 112 Havenell St. The president preside!! and the evening was a-social event of inspiration as the,, impressive Moth-, ers' ~ Dav urogram arranged by -Mrs. Bertha White was soTjeSint^ fully rendered in readings-and song. by the participants, Mrs. Mabel Conyers, Miss Gallman,' Mesdames Flonriie DeLaine and Alm<^a; Johnson. The,.club, ejected Mi;p.v Robt. .Barber as delegate to State Cf>Tn^_ in Columbia. During the ^social hour many pretty articles of home art work was displayed by club ladies. The hostesses,. Me'sdames J. E. Coe and Almeta Johnson, served a delicious menu of. chick-" * en salad, ice cream and cake. The elub?has?ni-r-rnrtplishod a successful year's* work in a social and business way and.we are still lift-mg~as we climbs???? The Auxiliary Clubs of Mi. Zion 'A. M. E. Church:. Carnation Club ./ met Monday, May IJ, with Mrs. James McBride as hostess, Thursday, May 1G, Willing Workers Club with Mi-s. Etta Hinrs?as?hostess. - Friday, May IT, Pdlpijt Aid Club A!.,.. \\Tl 1 met witn pirs, wnue i?rc?c >? liams as hostess. Boosters Club " met on the usual date and was i. joyed by all present. ^? Past week was church club week for M,t. Zion,,at each home the various clubs were cordially reeeived and enjoyed the tasty courses served in the respective homes. Business programs were good and onrh flijh exhibited the "carry on" spirit. *Th echo's tosses to the Eure- " ka <Hub for May were Mrs. Garde?na Hines, pn South Church St., and Mesdames Ooe and Johnsqtt on South Ravenell St. These ladies entertained royally in their attractive homes and the social hours were enhanced by the tempt-ifttr meniv served by. each. Bishop Noah W. Williams Tuesday, May 14, our Bishop) ??Noah \VWillinms, was our honor- _ ed guest and at Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church an appreciative audience greeted nun ana enjoyeu xne rum scenes of his visit to the Holy Land. His inspiring talks on each"" -scene of interest, wo hope?for a _ return to Florence soon. Mrs. Sallie Bacoto has moved to a large building and is now bet*-" ter prepared to cater to tourists, house opening announcement later. Mrs. Almeta. Johnson is visiting. in Hartsville for a week. : Rev. A. J. "Jenkrrts^pastor of Str John A. M. E. Church ofHVtarion, was in the city a short whiloM^iday erTToute to The District Conference. Mr. and Mrs- Thomas Jackson and Mesdames D. C. Deas and Jenkins of Marion motored thru MQnday nite and greeted Mrs. L. R. Cusaac, Misses Clemmie Brown and Clem Strother.?motored to ; Washington, D. C. with Mr. Theodore Brown to see their sister, Mrs. Florence,, Browne who is a' patient in Freedman Hospital. Mrs. L. R. Cusaac spont Sunday at Ocean Drive and, reports a very ~ pleasant outing at the seashore. Mr. 7.ir>? A M F. Church is sponsoring a baby contest for June 17j many babied are in the popularity contest. .777"" ~ REHOBOTH BAPTIST CIU RCH [Rev. \V. L. Wilson, Pastor Many participate.! in??nr se:._. 7'vices Sunday. ?Ktmdfty Sobo~l began. it the. . usual hour with Bi o. I.. W. Martin the superintendent at his post of duty. A very helpful lesson "was discussed from all classes. At 2:30 the pastor ascended the rostrum taking his text from Isaiah 4:8. We were forced, to say that our .. hearts did. hui ue^while.Lhe_nian of.. God truly talked with ijs by the L way.? ????-We lad as visitors, Mr. .and Mrs. Lawrence Green, Mrs. T. Green and Miss Rnsetta Wijliams r all of High Point, N. C. whom we were happy to greet. Come and worship with fus fahere L you are always welcome. Tv L ' t ST. LUKE'S R. EPISCOPAL I ' *" CHURCH Rev. Sampcl Lloyd, Hector naming service~^gggTr~~at11:00 o'clock by -the. Rector. He took his tSTT from l\,ortesiastie11:0, and selected for a subject, "Charity," which was enjoyed by :l hi ) l'llH|n'|.|r:ll i' " At 3:00 o'clock the?Sunday school convened by the superinten lent. The topic for discussion was "Baptism." It was .discussed by -he classes. The young people's society began at 5 o'clock by the President. 1'ho?tTrjrrc?fm*? disounnion was; "The Invisible blood of Jesus" The cveping service began at ~T b'clOck^by "the Rector; His text .s found in Romans 12:'J-10, and ..elected as a subject, "Love." A \i'iy large audience .was present. To~all our services, we welcome oil. "THTAT FOR'T COUNTY TRAIN ING SCHOOL lunii.r Senior Reception Gala .Y/Tair Friday n'glit May 17th- the Juniors under the dircidian of heir advisor, Miss Theressa Grayson, gave one "of the most unique affairs held at* the school lately. Class room L was decorated very artistically, with colors of green and white. A profession?of?ctrt Tlawers. and pot plants help lend hcauty to the scene. .-\i ?:.w ociocK ino juniors anu Seniors with their guests arrived for a merry evening. (James of various kinds were played. By rioo i eqin st nf- the .Principal each present. txpiessed "him or her elf as to wluther they enjoyed he aff'a As the hand of time ittWed en at lOi.'lO o'clock a deicious of sandwiches, fruit punch and after dinner Joints were ei ved. The Seniors and. advisor received b<ftutiful favors in the form baskets filled with after dinner mints. Expressions of appreciation were > shown by "the seniors m the form ot a song and yell. Aft'r th'e grand march- al 1 left having enjoyed a pleasant .evening. The out side ,guests were Misses Rosa L. Singleton and JUUjit SingiUdon and Messrs Hosa -md n.iciir Green and Mr. A bra" 'lam Black. We are sorry to report the illness of Miss Grayson's father. A'e aie hoping that he. will have a pecdy recovery. . v f*-. ? BETHEL A. M*?E. CHURCH Rev. S. II. Lewis, Pastor .The Sund?jy Vhiiril 'met at-4lie usual houf with 'officers, teachers and pupils present. Beau.tiful lesion, "Baptism." After class study of the lesson, Mr. W. H. Harvey ~trlx1 r....... . 1 o ir* ivwiii mi* iv>?uii i rum wic dumday school cluyt, which was, real interesting to >all. and most esixjeially the little folks. Dr. J. W. Witherspobn, P. E. of the Charleston District was presented to the scho'ol by the pastor.' lie made some?touching?remarks?relative 'o the lesson. Ffcr tho l)^i^(t|^|'^ict0h<I)r-. sage. His text was "taken- from Isiah f>.'5:17. Subpect, "Rebuilding the World." This message was well'nrt'nare<1 from :i scient ifw iistorici\l and religious standpoint. Many hearts were made to rejoice s he preached the "Word." The paSlor, Dr. Si Hi Lewis, ">: light the mo-sage f r the night service. He selected his text from I Th'ssolloiiians .r?:lit. His principal i bought was based on, ."Quench nit the Holy Spirit." This mesrsage was as usual, well received ' y the splendid growing night ?--ngixtgntiom We say to P. E. Wither-poon. his" Wife, ali<l her sister-in-1 aw, Mrs. Duckvtt. an1 all visitintr r'cmls, conn* agaiwl - morris ( ollkck m:\vs (C <mtiniUMtr~l rorn paKP one) lay 1?>. lit'if) Tho following otri -c_i;s vvetv < leeted for the season of 11135-36: 1.1 r. (). L. Prince, Sumter, 'res.; .Rev."J. A. Tay'or. Gedrge?5$?h. V. Pies.: Rev. W. McKtr'w bowman, St. (Jgorite, See.; R?y. -h?At Ffshbu vne, CieererHow-n? vsst. Sec.; Rev. K. Fotfle, Kilo e. Ti ias-; Rev. T. X>-Bever, C. n \v"ny?. Chanlain; Rev. 11. 11. Hor'>,n, .Jr. Ridjreland, Asst. Chaplain \Wv. VWMasseyr-4r.. (4?e*4er.-0h>v -)c program committee. Pri f. J ,T. McCaine, Faculty Ad. isor. VOORILEJ^ it loin:. > - ITS CLOSING ? (Continued from page one) of the Fort Valley N. & I. School, making vthe address. This-wilf he the largest. junior ollege anrr the. largest high school lass in the history-of the school. ?77 ,^S K^TKRTATNEO ^ L On Thursday i v* n'ng, May 16th Miss Nelene Danhcrly entertaintd i few out-of-town guests at her 'nrely?honm??Wanhington b't. The do": i*I of the -dinfTiTTg room ^ ere ajar and." to. th'' strains _ol radio mu-ic-the couples . gl'deil graciously over the floor with 'atighter and m rrinient. Aroun * 11 o'clock refreshments were ervt*<l. u Mrs. Mae" I). Walker, sister of 'he hostess, w;ts surprised with a birthday cake, May 10th being' her birthday., _?I Umored- -gue*Us were iVfrs-. Mar Tayl r, Marion, S. C.; and Messers 4^ H,? .Torus, George?totimore, Conway, S. C.; .Charles Braey, Sumter. In tht wee hours of the night all' the guests expressed a very pleasant evening and departed to await another gala affair at Miss Dannerly. GREAT FALLS NEWS 1 spell of silence since school hail its finals?hnrt week. A#?the j teachers have rcturiieil to their . , respective homes after such a tie- i iightful closing. We want them to know that we miss them great-i '^tyr All except Mrs. Lessie Games " who stays always. would feel,,. at a total loss wit lout her. A number of girls have return??from?their posts?of?duties?inperson of Misses Elizabeth Gaines " ho taught in Lake View, S.. C., Cornelia Carter of Fort, Lawn, and Willie Mae Clinton. These girls '^ e alyaws w lcome home. Great KVtlis feels at a loss Without them. " We at'e also expecting the young i -ladies from school within a-week. J We miss them also. -,j Miss Elizabeth Gaines arid moth- J - ??Mrs. Lersie?Gaines?wer^ the inner guests of Mrs. Anna Gun-I thorp Jast Saturday. The palatable dainties were much enjoyed. Sunday at Paradise?A,?M? E. Zion Church was a big day especially the evening services. 'Four quartets were expected, how- I ever all didtinot appear, but the evening was much enjoyed. Wc j feel greatly the keen efiicincy your >astOr. Rv. J. L. Butler. Members and friefids join in sym pathy with Mr. and .Mrs. Holmes since their daughter has beep eonfined. She is now in the hospital at Chester^ S. C. ahd we want to assure 1 he family 'at our deepest sympathy. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr? Rnrnirp Gaines ilfltiirWor. in-law of Mrs. Lessie Gaines was ' in the city last "week visitant, reatives before d<nart:nir for WashiTTfjto'n where *he will join her hus.. Jaind, Messrs A. I>. and Hazel Chifolm were through the city last week en route to-Columbia, S. C., joined by Mr. I ait her Chisolm. Miss Elizabeth Gaines along . with Mr.-and Mrs. H. WasirnprHm noteied to Winnsboro last week. While in the city Miss Gaines was the truest of Misses Sara Brown and Cecil Jordan, teachers, of that city. Mr. anrfMrs. \V. B. Carter and daughter, Cornelia are plannig to . motor to Rock Hill for their daugh * ' . . . - ' | Dance To Be Held X j; FOR S()lTTH C.VRO T A. ' ' Tlie Third Annual Dance in lu iu 4* 7 - V -? " * " ' ^pe^usored bv ;pTr" A y Ixau'tiul l.ido Ballroom and Terr; { Thursday ovoninp. Juno 20, 1 X V inliitducitl from ISallroum Hoi.f, X :? V lu- had In writitop-Yo Janus A. V X )t* OJ, New York t'itv, N. Y. ? 7 ' ~ ~ * 7" * ' ? ?__J ? f KEEP THE HISTOR |" VOIR HkAnrArro 4-A PHOTOGRAPH? : t : t 4 ^ \j . _ 1 Koberts ? I*: 111?) WASHINGTON ? S I I A !|! 15 Years Stated [the burton in for boys_. I,<X'ATKl) IN OKANr;Knrm; FOUNDER AN KlemjepUiry.and Indu Limited number of children ear months while parents go North i be furnished. Write for furthei H. I)., 2t> Oak St., Orangeburg, S f.THE^O ^ X ? ?fc,Asty I t ' L ?fc i ; =T 1 jiiflKShJ 1 x 1 I > g V,K' Vi7?*?i: 1 * 1 > I ^OrtpateHI a K HMMQVAUTV J 3 | Allen I *:* Y LARGEST I ; A^a 4^4 A^A 4^4 A^A 4^4 4^4 4^4 4ft A^A 4*^4 A.^ W 4 ( *>V v -...-/ THIS VALMETro ^LEADER SVILBER.KORCE UNIVERSITY * PROFESSOR AWARDED FELLOWSHIP ? h rcomtnued from pago oneT t of the late E.' H, Coit, secretary | of missions, A. M. E. Church. Prof. Erase/ is a native of South * Caioliiia. receiving his earlv train. ing in the public schools and High .School of. Georgetown, S C. He j took his first college degree at ChiMin College, Orangeburg, S. C. ? He devoted a year's study of pilar- ~l macy, Howard University, Wash- f ington, D. C. He secured his [ Master Degree from Collimb ia University and did additional work j at Ohio State University, Column | li.is, Ohio. He is an active mem- _ ber of the Omega Psi Phi Frater- t nity. ^r-~ " I -Prof. Eraser is the son of Mrs. t E. L. Eraser, a prominent, school g 'eocher in' the pubtftT" schools ot Georgetown, S. C. and his grand- s mother was the first principal of t the High School in that city. His i /jncle war? the first County Super- c inten<ient of public irisli uclion. J LAKE CITY NEWS 1 t Since the Lake City School has i closed many students are working 1 hard so that they may be' prepared to enter on time when school opens c some time in September. Many 1 of the graduates are in hope that i they wilt be able to continue their education at" some-college or uni- 1 vorsltv next school term, all of them are quite anxious to get a \ education. We* hone that as many as possible will be able to realize t their ambitipn. . I Rev. J. L. Renbow, 'presiding ^ elder -of the Kingstree District,' r and Rev. H. H. Cooper, district Supt,, of the Florence District were 1 In town-^Sunday. * Both elders .1 preached wonderful sermons at St. 2 James A. M. E. and Wesley M. E. 1 Churches respectively. Quarterly i Conference reports from both t churches were good! tor's graduation, Miss Mamie Caror. 1 - Mas Thema MrCnllniigh-hys_-re.? _f turned from a visit in Georgetown, n S. C I" * See Master J< E. Barnes^ for The Palmetto Leader. j - - \ ' : 1" In New York City X ' UNA'S VISITORS *! V \ Y t "T-f-v * ' ,r-^ A ' ' of Vl. itui'i f.. .u '. !i Ciro? s' 1 " . : -AV^akefieW-Will Ik- held at the } ;i ' ;. ' ; X ; ice. 1 Kith St.. and Seventh Ave. A i - - - 1 1 J A.| out-of-town quests will lie | i He: crvation for the affair may } I t fake field, 8H0 St. Nicholas Ave., *! a 1 . t a " ? * ? ^ ??: j* > tl :Y of ____ __ | *N-WITH ~f" IF . Y i: 1 ? ^ ;!; tt)7 ? rOTTTM HI AT STTTXT fL idivSatisfae* ion , __ 2L T ? ; f ^ V t ??? 11 MISTRIAL HOME { AND GIRLS S, -C JMIvirA -M HtltTOX; r I) MANA(;*5R r strial Courses Given i be cared for1 during summer , In work.?liest, of reference cam? -"f miurmauuTt to AUlu M. Burton, . C. _ ADERS IN Fit our Grocer for ADLUH PRICES TO SUIT YOU T^T TIIOT.l i u ivisrj. Bros. Millii Columbia, S. C. FLOUR MILL IN SOUTH CA1 r UNION NEWS ^ | ? leld at Sims Hi School Sunday af-J miooa, May 2d, at 1'eloek. The level end Mr. A. II. Hat wood of , ' heL A. M.. E. Zion Church will b*' | he speaker. | The Third Quarterly Conference if ihe sparta"burg 1) strict of the V. M. E. ' Church will he held at bethel, Friday evening, June 1,1 ind' at Kelton, Jui.e 2. The Pre- i I djn^ F.I-ior will ? Sunday morning, Colewelt Sunday ifternoon, and Bethel Sunday eve- k 'ing. _ ' [ )lace at Bethel Sunday even ng, 1 day 26t-h. ? . * ? :?r? ?The Ministeral Alliance will inv t Monday, May 27, in Clinton hapel A. M. K. Joion Church and j rll nvinistei-s are asked -to com*, ind be part of tho program. j _ Services ^wvre held last Sunday ifternoon at the Chain Gang Camp >y llev. Btuwnian Hunter and Free- } na?. Forty e,iglvt pri*oners in- i lud ng one little boy about t-12 'onre of are ~>ji ioVeil the servit" .- ? _ Services were well attended Jethel, St. Paul and Clinton Cbap>1 last Sundhy. At Bethel a pew ally was held by the W. H. and' ?. M. Society. Mr. Copeland who was operated >n at i..e Comrtiunity Hospital ast week is resting at this writngi _ : Mr. George RcUwi uk:; ot L?.ng | sland Bi.ach, N. Y. iri at the b d an. ?'u.... ?*... ? muuiwi mr.v. .-\nce ?! ndwrlck ,\vho is very ill. Miss Ester Mae Sims- who has- ? >een~ a patient at the Community lospital for,several days has been ?ismissed to the delight of her nany-_friends. _ . Mrs. Maiy-Poole, Miss Haiti 'cole and Mr. Will Copelandjspent he week-ind in Union last wt-ek is" the house guests of Mr. and drs. Claude Copeland. They visit' tl their son, who is a pa tie'U at he Community Hospital. Miss Myrtle Tally, formerly an nstruetor in the Grammar School if this city parsed away after a or.g illness lasjL week, and was 'Uneralized at Corinth Church last ? Thursday. She was held in high steo.ni by all who ktiw. her. The St. James Lodge A. fr\ and' V.r, M. met last Moijday evening vith'^their I). G. MaNttr presiding. \ riangements_"w?r?pind*?for?n pecial meeting on Monday cvenng, May '"-7, at which time offi- ... ial -vacancies will be filled. All n.inbers are ask d to be present. There will bi a literal y pror.-ri.o ..I Rul l./.l Vn .... \ - i?w * ? v.?i. v. 4 mvi m-jii. nrangements ai". .being made for i special speak1 r to follow seveitl musical number ^ Miss Hobby. WTITianLi_ was _miL ibk- to be in her class la^t Sun-?f ? lay morning, b it he says look for ier children's day wh'eh will be otVi t une. Dtp. . , ' ""[? Some*of the "rrood^people, of Unin wh? had- b.en leading the- ?| a1 a lor for years, could not afford 0 stop it, becau-e it has become"" i 1 part of your life. So we an sking one and all who is far lielind to picas,. pay up. And the -pc, car subs, r in,on w'.ll b' cut off linj /ho. due for more than 18 months. r^. Mease pay up today of renew j)Uremr . si;Uncript in" and?bti_. a- 1UU. ^ ier cent citizen. Go to church! . * A LOVIiLY PARTY ' ' ' < Quite a few weiv present at the ,? laity Tde-thiy^'cvmingr, ^at' the 'p], ntno-of Mrs. kuiiiu Grarif, glv- i,, n by Miss Lottie Mae, Lites. ; Delieious rc resliilivntk were p,., ei'vecl. Anm: c the guests were lisses Idthel .Wilson, Mable Lyles, dessers. Robert Burton,**-David . . lurton an.l Him st L-nia'. Mr. and J-t,| Iifs. Casper Brown; Mr. and Mrs. n? I. ('. DuBose-. . * ? ' -n :rM+r." i \ c< i i.'mu?noli w ^ __ ' ik'l The Jaggi't-* II me' w'shes to ^ ' hank most- kin 1,'y all those \vh ','j] lave-cunit' to so. us and brought * . f i-ont donation-"ni' , in- ,>nrt in- -rTTnnther. ..Wo?ni Irm spi i i >I nu n ion of every tinulv .donations by n "luf), Km am: el A. M. K. Church Yjendsliip Baptist Church, Ebo- . nzerjdaptist Church, and Bryum's Uore. Some ?of--these cuntcibut-. - __ qqs came just ip time to make Mother's Day a happy one for th'' ' _J nmrites !of~the hum -. .-VgHtti Avtf ZZ nay for blessings c.f ?the Lord to est upon each of you. We *re authorized by the Birecor of the Better Housing Program o figure t.pvernnient Work. Artisans Contracting ? ompany , ?~ \ hones 3487?8535 A A A A A A A A A A .? VVV^rVVVV %*V*< or WELIK A. % .gl | % \ ?? B APopuli/ rto*r I ij ?? fLse^ji AL n?T Co. ? | iOLINA Si '??* ? Pditioned c lSEABC TRAINS IN T TRAV oil the SEA BO* Ai r- Cx> nd itixiired ? TT All seaboard through Trial tionetj?always coul, cleai ^ lortable. No iieeil fur hm table traveling., !. afet^ Avoid the dangers of ap accidents. Ship your car ? al ticket and travel by S the safest places in the 1 1 f /" "V ?-% ?-v-? "* " Drastically reduced rate rates in history?cent am Hound-trip firgt-class rii than the greatly reducet way rates. No. surehary J * Speed Faster schedules now ii .tIV\4yh .earlier arrivals \ York. New late evening Ncjiv Yorkmi'Thc Ne Limited"; ^ilso 2 hours, rr from Columbia.U> south Famous Meals . . . ... reasonable prices, -co air-conditioned dining eai amis each year. You also vl SEA BO/ -4 - AIR LINE RA1 Ma CAUTKr/dM\ A. 1 Arcade BUIk. T IOW AIll) *<HOOD P.YIUINT- *110 sotH TKACHK1CS ASSOCIATION trictfflW MONDAY N 1.(1 IW, MAY 27 C. V-olli. ? ? Kuest of riu- Howard School Parent- 1 Sunday. ;?ehor4s AssbciatiiHT^vijl 'hold its Rev. *1 ini't kmy-trf -The- year -AHmday pzer Chu :ht, at K P. M. in the school Dr. Wei Icirt.n'. Parent'*?.' and fie nds The ! Cli'Ked to he present. I ~~"es Krutl V _ __ of Mrs. ~ I .Punch w jni LLlNS XKNVS . I ter tho_ Sun liny?uutoi ?iintlim >i i oat?day vtnrn Mullins. Kb. ne/.cr Sunday S. e lesson was reviewed by KhK'i ltev A.^Wells. Sunda Sunday was also quarterly coil- llsliai ence <jav and we were ilvlit-lit ct-hulai to have Presiding Klder and was j,,.';, s. Wells with us, also their j j. indsoft,'- A if rent sermon \va* seated 1 ivm-nd by the Kbler nt thl morn vidence, " service. tellitfint \t-^ P. M. tlv Missionary held p|a(| annual meeting with the Presi Mother', it Mrs. Ilattic Hayes In charge. Olljoyt d.Sister K, P. Moithe and Mrs. L.*;j :i v arm Dozier made very" inspiring Su than! ks in behalf of the Missionary beautifu The hext-rnei."lintt Will beMteld pioud t<i |t%; home of Mrs. llaftie dlayes. (n.oree I SWrnter Kt. - ham wer r"u? a n is i *? y-. ni' i ai | ci ty llil <s Annie B. Pickett le;i the lea- j t'unc . c-x-x-; Stur* for Economical Transportation _ H When v< n iff. uv s<'u Mii * 1 'III C JM wSU (.'ash or payment ' M^Ml ?'ay Cas: . Phone 2 Used Lars ?? Vith An OK + -Takc I. ' Rcrou That Counts i I'ure I pass } 9:U Chev. Coupe . . . S 175 j Effi 931 Chev. I'aiu'l . . . ?1 10 929 CheV. Coupe... $195 j L 933 1'ontiac ( oath S.1S5 j . 93^-Chev. Coach . . . $395 ' |y 933 Chev7 Sedan . . . S425 ^ ^931 Chev. Coupe . . . $2(?5 \ 931 Huick Sedan . . . ?325 031 ForcL Truck \: Central?^? Chevrolet Co. Ws 1109 HamptgiL St. GENER Phone 7937 ?-??? ? WREJ 1516 ?: ?? -?t 1 - & iturday, May 25, 1935 . 'i. j/ -? EL \RD ('."nifni f ?** ns arc aiv-iondi-- j l, quiel and com- I 1 I ? ? > IHWMllllnl' < palling highway for one additioneaboard?one of ?= world. is, lowest coach 1 a half per. mite. ' y it en - even lower. * --+I first-class one;e. '. '; ' \ eU'ecl provide ' Vashington-New departure, froni ? ; :w._Yoik-JFJorula l) nnnules faster Florida. L urteous service. 's df?li'<rht I hnn<_ will en.ioy them. tRDb LWAY f TrUnslrrth*. Sooth. 1,1 3821, Columbia. S. C. r. Rev. Simmons, the I>is)t. also 1e<i a s^ng. Mr. B. . r- of t.'harlcsTon -was the Rev. Mack .and.- family V J. Felix \*?s at Ebenerch"in . l i ivav~Tuyhi with ' ,s \ " class enjoyed tjiemselvW aiiurnoon^nf lire home' "" ~ Davis on Smith St. ; >: I cak< w^rc served afmcetinj?.. 1.(11 A R l,ll-,S 1U.V MJVVS ; il. James, I'astor x^_ y school ..convened at its our, with teachers and On the job.- The?lesson? .fly discussed. 1 :45 Rev. J. C. Jynres pre t< v. M injsf inustor of Pro who/..delivered a very in- ? sermon. We.were indeed have ""him come, ain... . Day proa ram was, highly , Rev. J. F. Sutton delivv? nTlrhful sermon. We al? c Union choir for their 1 selections. We ore also i say that Viola Abraham, Sincli1'1' ar l S"i"nn Abrn?: r? e the graduates of the Lib 1 School. to church! Go to church! [ie Furniture Co. J omc of Bargains >u want Furniture see us. -New and Used Furniture Credit?At smaTl "down .gets vfhat ypu want. We K for Used Furniture. 1235 ? 1213-Blanding St. no Chances on Dans Oases-?use.. CTfy~ Ice. Our wagons four door daily. cient Refrigerators ? .1151 1721 Main St. ? > ??? iverley Garage AL AUTO REPAIRING Oay And Nij?ht uKER SERVICE FREE TELEPHONE 920fi NE ST. i Columbia, S. C.