The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 06, 1935, Page Page 8, Image 8
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Short Patent Flour 0_
M^do in Columbia jjj j
FOR HONEST VAll'E (i
- I33ED GARS li
STOP 15 Y i I
024 MftiN I
lil'Y W liERK
THE OK Counts
J & OK CHEV. CO.I
t924 Main St. ~
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NOTICE TO A I.I. COLORED '
' * ? i E<)PJ.E
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j- Cooks, .Maids, tJrauttcurs, and
Butlers, if you want a good job
* conic to Room 7 121 Main-TSfreet.
- Good Openings Daily. . /
COLI'MIHA KAiI'LOY.MENT ,
HI K E \V_ _t
1521 MAIN ST. KOOM 7
* 1 -?.# ;t
tor of the Hotter '.Mousing Program
to figure Government Work.
Artisans Contracting
Company
Phones 3187?8333 ' v.i
RADIO. N E\\ S ~
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The Radio SiitfjtU'l 'Lib met at .
the: home of Mr. Alh u*t Harris
Tuesday, '.!..!> d! At tie begin- 1
liing of t he business part- fit' the
meeting' (he .^nie; l>ers b'.gai; *j
planning eiilertaimaitiA for' ' tin
* month <if .Jufy ? A t The .-lose t?r t
ilii. .......7';.... .i. . f...
...win;* I III" j'UIIl.? A (. IV sll r?
il:con?ljJe.fr, so "trite hi* ''u' ia';
to ir^yr^'.Ti k I'' .u- ti. ' ' > ?b n "W" ?
At the close ..r t-lu' im-etiny.
Misses li .niice it_- ii Mnrtraret, liar
lis, Mi.-s l,l?y-io Lij'.-t y.. Mr?. A
<lie Littles, ami MissLouise Stroy
jojnt'd us. .i r
- A cuiifsi' nf salnioi# "s la-1 o:
lettuce I i-a t. Mico>) 1; a in. . Kicker
punch -i;ini- -cake was >oftvt <l by
, illie hi) If. ' K\cryore - cxiV-v>.-o.il
themselvfts ii.? huua-r f?.j< ve I thafternoon.
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Wo a ijoarniii to nun t next t
the hoir.o. of Mr/ Ibvsco .lacksor.
' an.i .John .Johnson.
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Mi:.. {Hi i MirV"-' lambs- Liehler.
Mis. Lib. I'Vaiy Mr. Uoy l>ur- '
rab left Wo?li:os?iay 'to > |>etui th '
4th of July with fi lathes in. Wash
ington, D. C.
Tih-: t 1*4^ -SINGING .11 un.Ki:
( llolk I'MO.N ' |
The* l "ity Sitiv'i.t-- Jubilee '? hoii_
Unini! e. ill ho in'! ; at rttr* "Zfrrn ~
Baptist Church! lle\. .i. 1'. U< ?ler.
pastof, in behalf bf I*, .nl St. ^
Baptist Church Suiajay afternoon.
July 14th,?Tit. J: JO oVJock; Rev. A.
L. Ingram, pastor.
llev'otional -crvrre hy. Dei '. *1.; A? Taylor
n:U .Robert Hayns.
W< Iconic aiiilros- hy Doc. B. J..
Glover. ,
Be spouse hy l)ec. .J, .1. White, of
Kbenqzor.
Selection In* the female qu.i-rtetbf
Kbi neZi r. '
I'afTPj.v M r f\ 4- . _
Solo by Mrs. K. Brown, Laurel St.
Selection h;.* the Harmony- King
A paper by Lillie Belli- Williams.
of 1 .aural St.
RoKoluCion by Little Miss Queen
Ella Hilton." "f Laurel -St;
Solo by Mr-, (iussie Briec.
Selection by Harmony l'otir of St.
Lnk".
y?;-jkkctii .n hy I mr'-l -M?dam-.. ?
* 'Selection bv sr. Luke. 1- ~
? ''"Selection- hy Ant.i?t?h- Choir|
Selection l?y Kbcnezer Choir.
_ ,ir--i t>-i Ft ,F. IFini. I'rosid nt; Sj-*ter
"mT Stroman. S^f rotary; Si - ter
L. M. Morgan, A?vL See.
Mr Chostin Ko-ter is sti.ll on
the sick li-t. We hope for her a
gpeedy recovei y.
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SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. H. IlolT, Pastor
The GethseinanoHJ nkm was held
it the JShiloh Baptist Church. It
Hgun Friday night, June 38, with
r wondetful^sjanwon'by the Rev.
Saturday ?htr--tuuon continued
^ith complete discussion of a big.;er
an<d better union? After the
ueeting adjourned, lunch was serv
df Sunday mornnig the union ^
ouUivued n full swing. Sunday'
chool was opened by the Rev. A. ,
Porter. Tire lesson which was
liberty under law Romans 13:13!l
Cor. 8:!'-13 was bdmtifully
aught by the Rev. \V. II. Hallo-'
vay, .Mrs. Blanche Anderson and
d-iss Fula Reese. At noon =we
iStTie' agatiT ~rn meeting with the
Hey. .), 1). Ruckir, whose Missioni
y -ei;liuiMvasr".-VmrTrr~trouehetF tier
hand and the fever left Tier.
\fter collection and adjournment," (
It was. time for dinner. The bas\ets
that were prepared by the
arious members of. Shiloh Bapi.-t
Church were surely inviting. I
At ..'!:3U the closing sermon was
iclivcred by the' Rev. F. M. Young. I
X.t'r.... Liu < i-uiii cilnil i/ui 'fKo i?f'nn?'k.. !
>t' the'various churehes were mailt* 1
iS't- ss i't triad onl proud to "have in?
an*, midst, thi* Rev, J. J. S'tarks of i
Oficclict CoTJcge whose splendid
\niarks were very encouraging.
Also the Kw.AV. L. Wilson, Rev.
?w ns Rev. .1/1'. R ticker and oth
I- drsHincnrihed ministers ami ^
heir wives. 1
Reporter. Misses Aniia Wrenn, ^
li J Hula Reese. ' - - . * '
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WOODRUFF XKWS
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Trinity A. M. fit Church Sunday
h . ' 1 " v
ehool opened at'the usual hour,
4th Supt. and .ill teachers at '
h'ir post of duty.
The semi-annual singing con- ^
ciitioij jnet at Trinity A. M. K. ~
ft
Quite a- (.-rue
r'uwX'as--e'mliiW to hear the sirig
u*. All- classes were present. ..
Rev. .1. I.. Allen, pastor of 1
1'rinity A. M. F..Z. Church pryach(1
at New- Bethel Baptist Church '
v.. in lay iTTtrh t.
\
!Aihui!|{ those att.'tiding the O -s
oi.ial Ball, given at the High ^
whool Amlitgrium Friday night, ^
s-w-t?Ms--?I'auliro Robinson,- Miss?s
?Dan kiii? A1 i-v ' Kvelyn .Rogers- __
.11:. iritis Ih.iial.am, Mr. J. B. Daw-' ^
,ins lid Mr. Jesse t'happell, all ^
l' Spartanburg. 1'h* re-were tvvu j
i :n '.red guests nrt ser.t. All reorted
a gram! time.
MT. ZION.t. M. I!. CHl'KCH
Rc.Vi J. M.vJackson Pastor
Sellers, S. ,C.?Sunday was a ^
autiful day and quite a large
nhvd attended alt-services at Mt.
'-ion. Silinlay School was interest
ng, at the,conclusion of the study N
the lesson the pastor gave a '
iplendi'd review.
At 11 ;:i A.M. Dr. I,. A. Wells
lelivered one of his best sermons ]
torn the text Act 10:30-31; sub^ <
ect '"The ."Sinneis Prescription 11ow' \
In be saved.." Truly the holy spirt
buni'il within while he preachL>d.
Three persons came forth #nd ,
connected themselves s too the 1
juirch. Rev. Well's is holding his 4
third quarterly conference and as
he is so well loved here he will
!?ih away. in .'smiles just as he always
does. Total raised at this
r< >n f ere nee - l>Ur>fl.06- -We were glad
to -have. Rev. Richardson , present
,. <4 '
a Ic<p. "T"
The town and community find
themselves niuched grieved over
the death of Brother Eddie Crawford
who succumbed Friday night _
12;:!0 o'clock. He was a faithful
leader of Mt. Zion A. M. E.
Church and was funeralized Sunday
'}:00 o'clock. Rev. Jackson officiating.
He took his text Tim.
1:fi; subject, "A Glorious Departurc."
The night services were also inspiring,
quite a few attended and
expressed themselves as having
enjoyed the''Servians. ?
We were very glad to have Sister
Cooper out again after b&ing
ill for a few weks.
Rev. L. A. Wells, Rev. J. iOTT"
Jackson, Rev. Richardson were '
flinriAj* miAcfa nf on/I TVif* ?-. xif
?* h?^v? VI 4?1I. anu min. TV.
\S
B. Moody,. Sunday. ? ~
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SPARTANBURG NEWS
Rev. R. M. Pitts, D. P., pastor
of Shiloh Baptist Church; Winston-Salem,
N. C. but a son of . .
South Carolina conducted one of
the greatest revivals that Majority
has ever witnessed. This pastor, j
evangalist did not leave a stone .
unturned. More than thirty souls
were added to the kingdom and *
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the Cfiristians were revived.
vc
Overwhelming crowds came each p,
night to hear this God sent man. se
i\ 11 spaces available WCre crowded.
We are indeed proud of our son. Our
pulpi^ was filled with pastors
who-very readily acknowledg
ed that?Revs?Pitts?was?putting
every inch of himself into the n(
meeting backed' up by the Holy . Spirit.
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During these ton iji|jhts, our ^
members and friends o!f Majority,
made- it possible-Tor?ua?t^ raise ^
around one hundred and fifty ^,
dollars. , These members and
friends are loval to the "core.
' p?
We thank you one and all for
your prayers, presence and offer- so
-UK3' ? th
We were _delighted to have Rev. wj
Mrs. J. C. White of Winston- a(]
salem worship witfr us a few j0)
lights. She came down to visit fa(
ler mother, Union S. -G?--?? fh
s out of the city for a few day?a, in
;isiting?in the middle west.- - ^
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Mt. Moriah Baptist CHdtthi ha
' Rev. A. M. Matthews, Pastor
Sunday School convened at the wt
isual hour with teachers at their
>est. The Sunday School is now
ooking forward to the State S.
5. and B. Y. P. U. Convention
vhlcft' conyens at Morris College,
Sumter, S. C. The Sunday School
... % s
giving a barbecue on South
yiberty on the 4th of July. shi
B. Y. PVU. met at G:00 o'clock tin
rith a goodly number present to
lear the lesson taken from the bu
5th and lflOth Psalm. - g
Mr. W. E. Anderson of Washing- 'u
on, D. C. rendered a good pro- <,v
;arm at this church Friday nighTT ~riy
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Social >News Ia>
The Manhattan Social Club met th<
it the home of Miss Willie 'Mae p? i
son on SoVh Liberty St. Mon- <?
lay, July 1st. A delicious course i
>f-punch and- crackers was ser- .Lll
ed. _ wl
f Miss Helen Garner entertained no
l few of her friends at home on_ 'if<
"luM ?t T,.nt'lov I-?,.
Miss Mary Ella1 Evans apprear- TF
(1 in a recital at Majority Baptist rr
Church Monday night, July 1st. ;u.<
iunior "Choir of Majority?Baptist en
"hurch.
PROSPERITY NEWS i,u
iit?
On last Sunday our services l>e
^ uri
ran with an excellent Sunday ^
srVinr?l 1 occnn tVir* lo?f ^ ^
"* ""* ~ " """ *"* foj
[uarter. j ,
The. high noon services began on
vith a timely Missionary program tin
sponsored. >by Mrs. Mattie Lind- c;i]
say and Mrs. Evelyn Bouknight. it
I'he program was really interest- tin
ng especially the paper by Mrs. ca';
Pearl Cromen. The high noon tin
sermon was delivered by our pas- no
:or Rev. T. E. -Robinson who ci<
-clotted his text from Acts 6:17. v
He unul-.as a subject?"The Pro
-eoution of the Christians.Many
hearts burned as he delivered tho
word.
On Sunday afternoon we were
favored with a very friendly union
of choirs but owing to the in
clement weather a lot of the expected
choirs were unable to w
.'1
come. Still we had a fine time.
ei
f\ _ O.. ~ .1 - -r* -a n t\s\
wn ouiuiay iinernoon at o:uu \
o'clock there was a very fine Sil- [y(
ver tea given at the home of Mrs. t
Elizabeth -0Johnston. The many j,
that were present were highly aJ
lifted up. o'
On Sunday arcernoon at 7:30 S
p. m. at Shiloh A. M. E. Church NV
we held a very fip,e League meet- h>
ing^ ItSvas inspiring and full, of P
activity." . " 7 : * V
At 8:30 p. n>i Sunday evening '
there was a program rendered at '
Shiloh. Those who were present
seeme*f to~be fi41e4 wi th~greatest __
of inspiration. " ..
there is going to be a great rally '
at Shiloh Church. | We are asking "
as many choirs to come as possible. t
^ve are glad to report the presence h
of Mrs. Owens and others from 1<
Columbia and Mrs. Jesse Hampton
from Spartanburg. W?'"fcnr'asking
them all to come again. u
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IE PALMETTO LEADER
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. S. If. Lewis, Pastor
] ,
Columbia S. C.?Sunday School/>et~
at the usual hour with of-'
cers, teachers and pupils pres- ,
it. After the cl&ss^tudy of the 1
sson Miss-Sible Nance very beau- !
fully reviewed the lesson. , ' ,
For the morning , service the s
istor selected his text from Pro:rb
27:10, subject "Cherished
riendship" a very thoughtful
rnronnt was.
The Bible school begun two
eoks ago by the pastor, had its '
using exercises Sunday night. It 1
as very well attended. The Bilbe 1
Us taught in~a systematic man
sr. The children were very much 1
nefitted for having attended this 1
ible school. Those who attended
e closing exercises could readi l,i.c;?..
_
hinK tKn ?-v%l\<n?c r\f tiln o co
iswerrd the Bibh; Questions pro- ^
unded"to them.? A ,
After the exercise* RevJ Wacter, j
n-in-law of Mrs. T. H. Henry of t
is city and who is connected
th the A. M. E. Zipn Church, j
dressed the class 011 the sub- t
t, "The Bible o an, important t
ctor in Character- Building." ^
ie speaker reflected credit-uponmself
for the way and' manner ,
which he treated this subject. j.
After benediction, the members
ye the young divine hearty
nd shakes. ^
Friends and visitors are always t
lcome.
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KCONOMiC FORCE
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Itv- -Thus. Eit/ai old i'-athcart? !]
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New York City- Beyond the j
Allow" of a doubt by all means g
forces- of economies are the ,,
" i t' *
i*ulin%jr facotoFs U\' cMunactor ^
ilding. There ai\ many who disi'
(i an.l tliink that, r.eligiuu?is?a
mole dominairt; mast of our c
called leaders t wrishiy be- v
ie tlmt ridieiiit: is indeed the
greater force. TJiey therefore
all' the stress and strain on (
. spirituCl side of our people; 0
rmitting the forces 'of 'economics *
go; utpnolested, so ,to speak. ^
[>f~nlT"the races the Negro has '
tVor'. d 'ion o t ha -i?aiy peoole. for
lilt1 all other conscious of eco- n
iiiii r a* tho jf.i oa.ti r factor of
i- tai l i -t lv_labored for its bless
r while the Neffrft ayoi.tell" it.
is srvaVf Tirol7 is unmistakably
inif' -ti i'i i.. therein.ract i of our -j
>|)lc.. I'uvciTV with all the sii*^ ^
al n--uiR u mis to ami iloes i
atv.^a people, of poor njbi ale.
lie times. out of t?n. huncry
>inaehs tnop to ar.ythinjr. Yos, ^
leed heirtror-s are not choosers.
Yet it i- n.?t too late to la^in?
Yen.liny this tfii v-ous wror.ic;.
r "millist. rs can now t< ach "this
cat trtiism of the forces of econtics
to orr people very easily \
f they ahove all others have |
l -Liic a* \a-uiit: vttects or not j._
]y this depression, l>ut 61' all
dsc that have gone before. This j
a he well done from the pulpits; .
is God's will that all partake of j
L1. fruits of this ?arth. for Soul |
li'tiof function . alright without
e material support of life. Kcomics
and its factors are the deling
f<>rees in character building,
ligion-is a factor.? - ? THK
MANHATTAN SOCIAL ,
CLUB
The Club met with Mr. George
otu HOG Gatgs Street, Tuesday
ght, July 2, 1035. The Chaplain, .
iss I.izzie Young in charge. Opting
song led by Miss Mabel
sin ford, Scripture reading, Mrs.
ollie Smith, Prayer Mr. George 1
Immpson. Song led by Mrs.
ouise Metis. After the devotionLic'rviecs
the meeting wafrt-ur
i-er to tTie President, Mrs. D.
inith. All old and new business
as discussed.. After which the
ostess served an appetizing rea-t,
consisting of fruit jello,
unch, cakes and peanutsT Kvery
jdy.reports having^ enjoyed him lf
very much. The next meetig
will by at the home of Mrs.
7 St. Please b? on time.
Follow tl\o crowd to Paradise
.akeT-July 15th. There will be a
monlight picnic sponsored by
he Manhattan Social Club at the
ake. 25c round trip. Trucks
}ave corner-of Wayne and Hamp:>n;
Washington and- Assembly;
oil go and Gate Streets. There
'ill be plenty of good music. iAMfelMMiMl
CHARLESTON LVN RECEIVE!
DEGREE
Miss Lucille L. Scoit, a recall
gr"-duate pf Morris College, Sum
ter, S. C,' and a former graduat'
uf Burke Inst. School, Charleston
S. C. is back in-our city by the sea
Among her many host, of friend!
and relatives. She has receive*
the degree of Bachelor of Scienci
in Edijbatron and is now ready foi
vorfc. $ Wo hope for her Oceans oi
(ucces?.
SONS OF All) CLOSED SUCCESSFUL
MEETING.
^Continued from page 1)
>ut the organization is getting
lew life under diis able adminisration.
. ,
Among the leading 111 e m bers
ire Messrs J, B. Williams, treas.ui
;r of the State Negro Fair and ?
eading undertaker of Newberry
Mother Gritfin who spoke in in
crest^of world wtir veterans anc
i. Ij. isrown, r,. 11. llurrlk, ft. R
htcedctf,?K D. Champion^??L?N
Belton, -Henry Lindsey, Rev. . L
tv. Williams, m.'C. uoozor, JKobeiM
iVilson, Rev. M. C. Martin, * G
*ri,lins, R. E. Rogers, J. M. Carer,
Rev.- C. C. Harts ville, W. M
'pencer, Willie Holiday, Shealey
Planning, S. R. Hunter from Clin
on who is a power behind the
hrone, Rev. E. J. Eurrell, R.- E,
Vilsoiv, Jatlies Sweetenburg, Char.
i'y Gary, Prof. H. E. RikMrd and
nany-others that space wilt rrot al
ow mention. ?This,
order is^ also behind Dr.
Jrant and his hospital at Newerry.
This was our first visit to
his organization bnd we have
eason to believe its first cousin
o?the?Christiari?home?buial?aid
oeiety.
We ape planning to organize one
n Columbia, any one interested,
nay see ust t our home, 1523 Har
ien St. or see Prof." George"~H"
lampton at his office, 1310 Assembly
St. We are planning tc
neet next week at Chapplle Staion.'
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Mr. Hampton wishes to thani
Jl-who- subscribed through ys, in
ase you do not get your paper
i. rite us to our nome r>aaress.
We can't close this article \vithut
mentioning Mrs. Maggie Liong
?ia*'d President of the daughters
if aid, also Rev. T, H. Richardson,
I. J.?Irby, John "Boozer, C. W,
Sutler, ,R. J.. Blakely, and Mis,
di> Hare, wife of the grand secetary,
rWENTY-'FIFTH TO GET 421
NEW MEN
(Continued from page i)
he regtihenG "A splendid regiiient--if
I had a hard nut to crack,
\\ like to have the 25th Infantry
ind I'd use it. It will, he a pleasire
to come back to Fort Huahuca
.next year;
Write "The Recruiting Officer
^ortrrtfrrachuca, Arizona," for inormation.
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MISS EMMA W11.1,1 A MS RECOMES
BRIDE OF MR.
JOHN I). RHODES'.
(Continued frojn.Jiage 1)
V.-ishiptfton. a'j rf Sniptcr: Mis.
Mooi
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Manhi
Mond
Pai
' V j
r rucks
& Gatesri
ington & i
Round
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r w W.J* f^FI" \t *Bfi^PPlVI
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' STREAM LIN
e I- But it will la^t for only u wji
> Stream Line among the young, St
j I , This thing is gettjng to be too
l !-%
? 1 You sOe an old man coming down
? i Shoulders puffed out like a bs
The wind in his Stream Line as
An eagle ready to fly.
Some like the fou>* (4) buttons, so
But give me my single breast
The double brenr.t-4*^good-o? alM
; Hardly think they" will last al
. 1
Wear one in the Summer, and; fad(
> Watch the : ngle breast; they
: The style is now that you split yoi
i Have it flopping just 1 ik*.?- a
1 don't care much about the Streai
1 Going to stay where r.iy mom
. 'PI f hulk c aim liku Hif m rrrrrrr-t-i
I ....
i-1 In try it :i vvhil-.,
r l'il~vn-n<.y:, hut?ht >t the aim thr>
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Thf^ifit some-people just like
Mule. If we keep this up some of
F?1. The Stream-Line is al
' But some of us don't have the-ri^l
i
' We pick 1l e wronj* thinV at
14on't k't the Stream Line'worry y
h . PINCKNKV'S-t
I'NDKRTAKER AND 1,1
SOtTTKl CAKOUJN
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' | 1006 WASHINGTON ST.
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> lvatheiiii" Medley and Miss MaTtV
1 Ilolleynf-Gausd.n; Mrs. RhodbT;
and Miss Bessie Rhodes of Row,svilie;
Preston J. Hammitb ql" Wal
t?ibwio; .Mrs. Willie Mae While,
Mrs. ?. 11. Small, Mrs.- Ksther
. Cunintijins and Miss Bessje ' Mullins,
>: 11 op Flbi:1 ncet?M-rs. MrrmieI
Jones, Mr. aiul Mrs. Guinyard.
Milton Guinyard and Mrs. Viola
-Siiiiinifh all of St m-;
William vv'?11 v and?llie Rei.
* James Rhodes, In,other of' the
1 .(Iroi.nii, Columbia;?Sol.nnon f?;ii.yard"
of Ba in will; Mrs. II. S. Green
of Washington, 1). C.; Miss Thorn
asim tlallman id' Newberry; Miss
. Carolyn McCall of Dillon; Mrs. M.
.?F. Wilds of Genvk town; Mrs. M..
F. Smith of New York City; - Miss
es Sadie Burns and Inez Daniels
of Charles ton;?Mis lol'a Rube.i is.
of. Holly Hill; and Mr. and Mrs,
K. D. Oweif^rtirrr Mrs. Gardina DuBose
of NI 1*1 H'!?.
1 Miss Mabel Jenkins, Reporter.
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GIVEN BY THE
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AT
roilioa I
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leave at 7:30 fi
Hampton fk Wa;
Assembly Sheet
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Saturday, July 6, 1935
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E CLOTHES .
Streamline m the style,-- ?
ile.
ream Line ainony; the old*
i boki.
the street- witlk his
ig of wheat thflts
he struts by just like
~ i
me like the two (2) _ J
-<itjjevrtuin?y will do
ool days, I don't -> ?
ways. .
i? under the heat, just
are hard to beat.
ir coat tail, and, 1
n Line test. 1 am ??-?
fy serves me best.
no 'H.vie. vi 1 lu't ~ I
fit i-i?-ht Sunn. _j
; are poinir alumr. . 1
a paddle fit',a _ * J
us- are going
right in its. place, . * v
it taste.
the wrong. tune, '? . . 1
our mind.
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1JNERAE HOME I
CENSED EMHA1.MEU OF 1
IA AND (i EO-'tti 1 A | I
Funeral Cars and Funeral fl I
Equipment"
AH (JOOI) AS THE BEST 8 1
And Better than the Rest ?
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MITROWKLL OAPT.~ ffURCH ? :
Kev. J. Ci Collier, Pastor
Goldville, .S. C.?Sunday- School
opened at the usual hour. The lea "r ,
son was well taught. Reviewed
Lv the -superintendents! '
Rev. Collier preached-',a wonderful
strrmori from Rorrtans 14th .
chapter, Jllth verse. Everyone
'UlAin mTg ho so*'\vho''atte'ndedf^the > \
silver tea at the home of Mrs.
?Mai;,- Flemming were:. Mesdames?
Bertha Smith, Viola HRoseborough,
C'oi'rie Ray, Nora Salterwhite, Lil:
lie Johnson Sara Gilliams and Rev;
i A. D. Dawkins.
' Mrs. Jessie Young of Washington
D. C. is visiting her motherin-law,
Mrs. Ida Young.
The V.Ymen's Missionary Socie- I
(y met at-the home of Mrs. "Mat^ ~ ~
tie h. Gilliam, Friday, June 28.
After the program the hostess
served sandwiches, ice cream and
cake. ; ^ |
Jicnic ;
il Glub
ly 15th
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,ake |
rom College j I
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