The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 20, 1935, Page Page 7, Image 7
^ ^alu^day, July 20, U),{5
| recently* completed his business
course in Ashevrlle, N. C. spent "j
* ^ >th his mother, 1
St. Mr. Roscmond left Tuesday (
, morning for Knoxville, Tenn., .1
where he will he^r.n work. We J
'hope for him much success.
| 1 ?
V iMiss Idelle Wanna maker ~ha,s
i\ returned from her vacation, visitl
intr pnhitiv?w?ami?friends?tti?1st:' Matthews.
.
j * .> Miss Mattie -Cecilia Dickerson, j
the^e harming daughter of Mr. and
IMrs. J. "K. Dickersom of this city .
eigh and Wilmington, N\ C. While
rm naR-igii ;-nc win stay with tier
aunt and tinele, Prof, and Mrs.
| . W. M. Akins and will bo the house
i guest pf Dr. Burnett and His
daughter" in Wi 1 niin,gtbli,~N. C.
, i
? Mrs. Mamie Summerp is visitler
brother. James pglesby in I
St. Matthewsr?Little Nuumt?amp Ruth
Lyda are. there alao. enjoying
the breezes from the pines. Mrs.
' Summers has just closed a suceess'
ful term in the Ruflin Graded
School and was re-elected to serve
another year.
Prof. J. C. Prioleau of Sumter, S.
C. left on the 14th for Hampton,
"Ta., where he will study during ,
the summer.
-?Miss Margaret Randolph ?leftr~
Silnday, July IT; fOT Wuvhingrwi "
D'. whore she will -spend the
i rest of the summer with' friends
[; and relatives. "Miss Randolph will
go to Baltimore and New York he- fore
returning. We wish for her
a pleasant stay. " ~ ? _
Misses Jennie and Gracie Thompson
of Asheville, N, C., are spending
some time with their aunt.
Mrs. Fannie E. Lindsay on Barnpon
are the- charming daughters
of Dr. K. B. Thompson, a foi iner Jln/1
_Lr?r?\ir o i nnnf
t physician of Asheville.
Mi^c Catherim* Frederick has roturned
home after . spending some
time with her sister and brotherfA
in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Si J. McDoti?
aid of Sumter. ?
i ?? ?'
Mrs. Clara Lopez Mitchell of
New York is spending her vacation
in the city, her former home.
She is the house guest of Mrs.
Mattie W. Holmes ot Lincoln St.
LEAVING FOR NEW YORK
, ' Mr. J. E. Dickson,, Richland
I'-- County Farm Demonstration Agent,
will leave for. New York City, .
July 27 or 28th by auto. Room
fur' 3 paasengg'i's.?Phone or ~
write P. O. Llux Columbia; H. CARD
OF THANKS
The Jaggers Oid Folks' Home
wishes to thank the-choir of Trinity
Baptist Church for coming to
see us Sunday afternoon, July 14,
and holding prayer services. Every
i one who witnessed this meeting
enjoyed it. The choir also left
fifty cents. Mr. E. M. Keitt also
sent a contribution by Mrs. J. E.
Ferguson, one of our co-workers.
h We thank the choir, Mr. Keitt, and
Mrs. Ferguson.
1 ELOUISE GREEN.
. * CARI) OF THANKS
The family of Miss Susie Jaggers,
deceased, wish to extend
thanks to the many friends for
^ deeds of kihdness and words of '
theer and "beautiful - flowers -all ~
coming during the
^ rtrt UMU 111
the death of Miss Jaegers, our
' mother and aunt.
F Elouise Green and Family.
KING ..OF TRUMPET PLAYERS
^ -v/rO^PLAY IN COLL MB!A
Louis Armstrong "King of the
Trumpet" is headed this way and is
this entire section, excited ? The
dance is scheduled to he held on {
Monday night,. July -"29 at the
Township Auditorium, and Harry
Murray is the promoter.
??IN MEMORIAL .
. In sad and loving remembrance i
of Millie M. Cohens who departed
from this life one year. ago.'
AH is well that is done by thee;
The trial is hai'd, we won't complain,
- "
Bof trust in God t& "fiieet "again, "
I 'Tis lonesome here without her,
I And sad the weary way
For life is not the same since
She was called away.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Cohen, parents'
Bennetts ville, S. G.; <
(Mrs. Rosa L. Bethea, sister 1
McGolb, S. C.; s
Mr. G. S. Cohen, Jr., brother; i
Englewood, N. J. "" i
N , . T?
IN MEMORIAM. ci
Ernest Glover, July 18, 1934, ?
"*!t>l the .'lay you left us. ^
Kin..vt,
')ur hearts were shadowed ^vTTR ,
jjloftm - - - - - ?
Till wo recalled the promise that
Life does not end With the tomb. j
Mrs.' Mary Glover *
and Family"
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IN M KM OKI AM <
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In sail but Luvfnu' remejubrance
>f my dear husband, Belton Og- i
lesby, who depaited this life July 1
14, 1UM. _
Gone loved one, gone forever,
How I miss your smiling face,
Hut you left me to remember . .
None on earth can take your place.
1 _
A hippy home we once enjoyedBut
sweet the memory still.
But death-has left a lonliness,
'l'hi* win hi i :tii never till.
""RADIO NEWS
The Radio Social Club was en
toitainod by Mrs; Add re Little,
Tuesday, July 10, 1935.
"Meeting wasTunducted an u>,ualT- _
and all plans for a trip around the
world wore completed. The Radio
Social Club invites you to travel
around the world with them on
the 25th of July, visit America,
Iceland, Brazill, Russia and Africa.
Various forms of ourdoor entertainment
will take place in Africa
(New Brookland. S. C.). Tickets
for this affair may be purchaser!
from any member of the radio or
from the-presidents of various
rlulis. Price 16 cents each*?.
At the close of meeting the
numbers were served sandwiches, ,
ice teal cake and peaches by Mrs.
Little and Miss" Lipsey: Then socializing
took place as many members
of the Non Peril Club were
within calling distance. We thank
Mrs. Little for an afternoon of enjoyment.
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TIIK C.ni?ll hlCBKKS CLUB
The club held their meeting on
Tuesday night, July 16, .1935* at the
home of Miss Lessie Mae Lindsay,
.713 ..Biossom fit. The club was
called" to order by the presidehtr ~
Mary?Roberts Hien__the_ _
house was opened for business. The
president .called for the minutes
of the last meeting, .which were
read by the secretary, Miss -Lessie
ftiae i.inusay.
interesting facts to the club and'
Miss Sadie Aiken our Mistress at
Arms made some interesting remurks
to. the club.
. After all business was discussed
Ik. liiKti-ss then served a course. _
Chicken salad, ice eremji, punch, ~
cake and after dinner nmlts.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Miss Pauline Rob"i-t<
(.ill1 Vlce-blVSideht. did Bull ~
St. . '*" , ? '. '
Officers*: Mrs. Mary Roberts, '
Pres.; Miss Pauline Roberts, vice- '
Pres.; Miss Lessie Mae Lindsay,
Sec.; Miss IJdafy Lue Martin, j
Trens.; Md?s Sadie Lvkes, chaplain;
Miss Sadie Aiken, mistress at \
arms; IVtiss rio^tnona \l"> *J" ?
norter. Members: Emma Lowmait,
Ruth -Counts,' Alice Aiken,
Ellen Martin.
THE MYSjlKRV TF.N
The* Mystery Ten held its weekly
meeting July 15, 1.035. at the
home of Mr. Rufus Sal ley, 1229Liberty
Hill. The meeting was
opened by the President, Mr. West
ley Mangum. A prayer was offered
by Mr. J. B.?Elliott. The
house was opened "for discussion,
and some nice remarks were made
by the President, Mr. Westley
Mangum also. Mr. J. II. Washington
The next meeting will be 1
held at the home of Mr. Charlie ,
Dantzler, 2450 Washington St.
The meeting adjourned; a deli- i
cious course of Salmorr ttalad was <
served.- ? .... ? ? ;
T ?
Y. M. ;
July 10?The Typical Young \
Men's Social Club takes pleasure
in bringing you their social news, i
Their annual meeting was held at (
the home of Mr. David Coleman, (
2-127 Vermont Ave. The meetjjg
opened at 8:30 p. m., a word of
oraver, led .by Mr. Foggy. The !
Bible verses [began with, the letter
"A." Mr. Jj/mes Ashley led us in (
singipffT "The uld Rugged -<
Important business by the presi- j
mTTt M run,.i:? t.? ? 1 it-- 1
..... v inline UUIIC!} UIIU Hie I
dub." Mrs.. Clarbeta Coleman, the (
mother of our host, served us very
refreshing sherbert and cake.^Our
irame*- \ve?c sojnewhatchanged. In
steadof "Help first one and then
the otherT7 we "played- 41MiSSCfr,tt~ '
when Mr. Ashley staffect to partake
of the coolness of his sheroert,
it was promptly removed by J
Mr. Rush an'd so on.
On "Wednesday, July 17, the club |
will meet at the home of Mr. Er- '
Rnnfc-pr "Washington- Heights. J
"With farewell to arms."
R. B. Myers.- '
THE JOLI.Y SIXTEEN SOCIAL
('LI' K \ 1
7 i
.The Jolly Sixteen Social Club
net at the ho?le Of MTs^Stisie B_ _
Martin, with our President in ]
?harge. After a short program
-he members finished the discus- i
noir of the Watermelon Feiist that ]
ts to be given at the home of Miss j
3. B. Martin, 2335 Green St. Tu/ee- >
m
lay, July 23, 1035. ! 1
"We were very gload to have J
diss "Earnestine Guinyard and
diss Helen Belle. Jackson present we
n mw'tin^ Mi
Alau 11, B. Barbt-r, I suae Brown1 Wi
yhn Bookheart, Albert Williams, hw
rom the Cru.saiku's Social Club. an
We should likesto announce that nei
JlsS>Evelyn Jones, our former tui
lecretary has genie toK. Orange, sh
s4. J. Miss Julia Mae Wilder is co>
>ur present secretary. wc
We were served a delicious fr<
rourse of salad, saltines, cake and 'H<
emonade. . nu
We adjourned to meet at the all
io.me of Miss Ethel Williams, 1112
Wheat St, July 30, 1035.
Visitors are always welcome. pj
Ethel B. Williams, Reporter
EES, DEMOIStLLS.
\ f 1 fill
nv
On Tuesday everting. July 10th,
Miss Victoria Weston entertained e(j
me ijfs uemoiseus ai nor noine .
on Diving St.
After a brief business session . '
tho members .enjoyed a few games
of cards. "jVhen the scores were p
totaled -Miss Ruth Vaughn held, '
high score ard Miss llattie Counts
second. They wjjre presented love
ly prizes. , m
?'*'( > .ovi.il delightful
iwurse of ham sandwiches and pine"
apple" juice- ^ .
B. T. W. ALUMNI SOCIETY te
Booker Washington Alumni So- .
ciety _ met" July 15, at the Odd
Fellow's Casino. .
The nienibers agreed that all a(
graduates are eligible to join. .? -?
The next meeting will be held n
Monday night at the Odd Fellow's
Casino, July 22, at 7:2U We are u?
asking that all graduates be present
to discuss the, gala afair for jn
August 5th. ' ' W
Pres., J. H. Stewart; 'Business 1
Mgr.> E. H. Epps. a
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THE WARI) ONE BLUES M
The club met at the home of
J a aies Murray, the business of the
hist week and flits week meeting D
was discussed and finally closed, fi
The boys will play Gadsden- Sat-, a
urday oti'Assenibly'St., Then they n)
are planning a barbecue -at Coil-*
gnfee, S. C. on Saturday, July 27, 11
and to see Of phone
James Murray 9560. Anv one tli
wishing a game within 200,025 <v
miles write to the Ward One Blues a|
Iil22 Divine St.
Mr. James.. Murray is planning l'(
a trin to ,A"shevflfe, N. C. soon.
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Tl'l'KY B1K1) SOCIAL CUB ?
- 1*.
ThccluhvMftt at the home of Mr. Jo
Sam Williaiifs. 1527 Whaley St. {V
The?meeting wan called to order
at Its usual hour by the chaplain,
Mrs. McCoy. "Jesus is a Captain,,
was the clui). opening-song, prayer
by?Mrr G. i\V. McDaniel. singing, ^j1
''When the evening Sun goes
lown," lecl by Mrs. Annie Porter,
Scripture lesson. Psalm 25:1-24 by .0;
Mr.'McSamuel, ."Lord I want to be
1 Christian," led by the president, p
Ml*. Marie Senior. This brought
TUr devotional services to a. close. I
The business atTairs were discuss- !
2d. The /"linutes of the last meet-!
ing were read and stood approved. .
The committee ' for sick reported 511
none. The secretary called the *c
roll, collection was repidfy- taken. *
A donation was taken fOT MiSs "iff
Willlenieiiia Whey who had been ).
indisposed two weeks. The next j1meeting
will be . at the home of "
Mrs. Marie Senior, 522 Sumter St J
July 23. We were served . potato ' ^
salad, ham, saltines, cake and ,
candy punch. V
Hattie Johnson, Reporter. ' 1
THE WARI) ONE WILLING" Ci
WORKERS lit
bii
The Ward One Willing Work- es
ers Club met at the home of Miss Ci
Sealie Brown, 507 1-2 Sumter St. T1
Tuesday, July 10, 1035 with the so
Vice President presiding. The Tv
meeting was called to order and to
opened with the club song led by C}
Mrs, Rosd Goodwins; pray by i
Mrs. R'etha Cheeseboro. Boauti- le;
ful Bible verses were-, heard by all to
ihe members. The Madam Presi- 19
lent was not nrosont. />> . ?-4
if her sister's death, Mrs. Emma I,(
L. Biuese at Kastovur, S: Gr
Funeral *e.rvices at 3:00 o'cldck *
Wednesday ft.moon. Though the Sh
tneeting w? _opened for business, Va
the minutes of the last meeting ne
~ead, motioned by Mrs. Mar?uaret
Sligh, second by Mrs." Katherine t>d
^inis. The roll was. called. The af|
memberis responds! briefly; the 1
eceipt of the evening was $1.75. Df
rVll M'C r eb>sen Miss |1(|
Pearl Wolf led the closing song. ^
Mrs. Lucy Jones led the closing w)
>*der^.. ^ t ^ on
LAUG"H^T"~t)TvF
% N.
loc
When the sun_ is'^aliining Rot
Laugh it off! tfii
\nd trouble around you begin to . of
scold. Laugh it off! . 10
Let it drive away your fears "i<
Smooth your frowns dry your
tcqrs. r
Put your fqith.-iA- God smile and TO
cheer?Laugh it olfp?? jL
[f friends say you look ugly and
bad. Laugh it off! | Ch
shnillrl fhrrrr ? ?nill . lin
Laugh it off! " I ^r<
Doctors, druggists and disease !SP
ike to do just what they please, r ,
Vou cfln save their costly:"' fees '
. Laugh it off! ?^ ?1?
If life seems to go all wrong,
i Laugh-*-off!
Do your work with smiling face fo
Look ahead and keep the pace po
de a winner in the race. I ca
Laugh it off! I of
3E PALMETTO tEADEil ?
rilE SOCIAL SERENA1>ERS_ in
I'he Social Serenaders held their yei
eWy meeting ot thP home of h<u
ss Leola Davis en Stark St, mc
i? discussed old and ntrw bum- -mn
- ft The el"*'* has decided to give Qu
other T>ig party: ATlm t7us>- -fn
ss was completed, the house was ret
rned over to Miss Davis and 11.
b served us With a delicious wh
urse of punch arid Calte. We mc
re glad to have with us a visitor e(j
jm the Bon Ami's Social. Club. nc,,.
: was Mr. Edward Bates, lie wa
ide an interesting talk and, we t,rj
enjoyed it. , <
VMtors_ are always wolaome.,?C{r)
IE JUNIOR Z Ro
MISSIONARY CI.UB i.)0
mc
The members of the Junior Mis- W;
nnary Club held their regular Hi
eeting Wednesday evening July W'
1035 at the home of Mrs. IVlon- a
7. Rethea. The meeting was call- Vj
I to order by the president with tie
nging our club song. We theii 20
id a very short program. I'rayei ho
. p?.. m at t>..? l.,,
f IVCV, HI. Hi. 1 ITclUV, .tVIU I \Y
Isio Mae Sullivan, Rev. M. M.
?ace addressed the meeting after
hich the meeting was turned over
-the president. .We disous*e<L
jry important problems about the ()r
embers of the club. The hostess vji
'I'voH :i di?1ieimi<t ppprse. We adurned
to meet next Wednesday t.a
: the home of Miss?NanewrAc-' ]'o
litas. ' . .. .
Eva. Sligh, Reporters V,
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CHESTER SOCIAL NEWS ' M'j
The West Side Social Club -tPvtthe
home of Mrs. Beaulah Tillaii
on Friday night, July 11th. Tin
h'd>, with the President at her.
>ual post of duty. ^
The, meeting was very interest- jc]
g and the President; Mrs. Carrie s?
. Lewis had lots to tell us, after 'Hi
hrjef but pleasant visit to a soc^ *?
I. club in Union, S."C. of which jj(
Irs. Ruth Cohen, is. President. ,Mi
Iiufhe absences of the recording tit
cretary, Miss Ester .'Steward;' ('-v
le corresponding secretary, Miss ^
ai'I'le.E. Le^is.acted in her plate.
fter the discussion of tlie'ohl tuul ra
?w business the meeting was dis sh
issed bv the President.
. a
Refreshments were served by ^
ie hostess, after .which vAVITniie iff!
stressed themselves as- -"having
i enjoyable atternoon and return v
I to their respective homes. /'
RirAArtFTVfRS. (IhAX'h li.M KU .
TAINKI) .
On^ Thursday -j-fening, July l l w|
group ?f IrVmls' enjoyed a ie
yhtfdl evening of pleasure in the ,nj
une of Mr. W. Grant, 23 I'd Star* efl
;. Those \vh<? were present we're: kn
rsses* Ruth; Western, AyeVy
[thismith," Margaret Randolph,
arie Watson, Isab'elle Jackson, ^j,
irtRI1 Tattle, ERrttnr Mae?Ellison- aggie.
Smith, Me-srs Robert {.-J,
minors, Lemuel Williams, Leroy
own, William Lawson, Theodi re
mntons, Isaac -Brown,'. Wa;lc
tlder, Herman Smith (J. W.
ips, Roland Grant.
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A SURPIRSE -"o,'
~7T ?7T~, vif
After spending a successful ses- |R;
an at Benedict-Allen Summer
hool, the Misses Beatrice and
>iTnc Corley. were greatly sur- t.j,
ised with " l'>lltv given by Mrs.
one-.* PARutfT)f.-53IISJ"aHuiuii St.- -v^|y
lie re they were stopping for the
he being, .' ? ". ' ' , - ~ Mi
All enjoyed (he many games to,
rtl-abwe music which was played
Mr. Wilbert Ford. A delicious ^|u
urse of ice cream and cake was p,,
rved followed by after-dinner ,|a
ints, . Dti
Those present wefe: Misses rt.j
trine and Beatrice Corley, Nel
B. and Barbara Burton, *Job- iU)l
e L. and Leola Dennis, Mrs. Jam-' da1
Counts Jr., Masses Hattie M. i,r<
tunts, Julia M. Auternuis, J'annie a ;
lornpson,. Misses Hawkins, Hud- | '
n and Harrison, Mrs. John an
trnipseeed, Miss Philis Middle- wt,
n, Mr. Sydney Green Ned and ,u;
,'phus Middleton, Mr. Edmunds. ,en
Misses Beatrice and Corine Cor/
returned to their home at Eas- ' /
v#.r, S. C., Saturday, July 13, &
35' | wi
)CAL AND PERSONAL NEWS t,v,
Mullins, S. C_Mr7*&y and '1')l
aford Gerald left. Saturday for 1 ^
ddosto, Ga.. where they are eon- 1
cted- with the tobacco market. j >tM,
Mrs. Annie Miller has return- '
to her home in Manning, S. C., st>1
tor the burial of ,her mother. rer
Miss Almena and Celeste Owenk sel
Now . York City were called on.
J'dy 7 to the bedside o f ' ,
eir mother, Mrs. Sarah Owens., ~ i
10 is seriously ill at her home
lower Wine St. We hope for
r a speedy recovery, ... i; fro
Mr.1 Marion Koberis of Durham," r '
CM wast seen in town" Sunday ^ I
iking fine. \
The stork brought a beautiful
rl "to Mr. and"3T7s7~Wr TrtjerKrrrh ?
2 ChiSreh St.. Wednesday, July
Mother and baby are doing ,
>ely- - o J
Miss Alice Tilmore of Hendern,
N. C., arrived Sunday, July
, to visit with her motner. rvrrs. ?
Mines im K. Khd St.
Mrs. jVlcl-rfiughin Hayes of 190 ?
lurch St. was taken to the MuliS?ho?pital
Friday afternoon for
?atment, we hope for her a"
eedy recovery. '
IE QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE
' : ~
We are so proud of ourselves
r being so successful during our
ist years that we feel it necesrv
to let the publit know some
the things which are carried on _
our circle. ,
Our first meeting of our new
ar's 1935-36 work met at the
ine of. Miss E. Hunter. The
etimj.."S\jtts called Iij__ <<irdi;_r_ Ii*
r president; Miss?R. Ru-cmor,d.
r first sunt? was Brighton in the
rtrevr" ~MTss l i'"!,i'~ Mm;~ Pnoi>r
id the Scripture lesson. Miss
I.. Spann read a pjiper.. After
ieh fhe mjnotes of the pleVlotts
etmjr^were jaW-ivcd and adoptWe
then went into the busipart
of the meeting. This
s one of the meetings "which wv-j
r one enjoyed.' ? ! ? v_ ,
Dur hostess served punch an j
<03, which Wfl* VeVy d< ru-hTT7-'
Those present were: Mi-s Hiiby
seriiond, t~atherine Ander> <7n~
rothy Hickson, Naomi i'ose.
?nd, -RjkUo?llidLsuti., \\iliie M ;u_
atson, Ella Mae I)ixon~*T"fankUs
ckson Alva Hurley, E-loise llun*,
Huttlc !7r-Sp5hrrim7n-uT-17a7r
visitor, Miss Minnie McGraw.
sitors are always welcome. UurJ
xt fneetinjf will be held on July I
,1935 at Miss Ella Mae Dixon'sJ
me on Divine St.
LAURENS- NEWS
On Monday evening Mr.-. Nannie
Haynes entertained in the tjyn-.
of Miss Janie. Harper ??!" Greenle,
S. t'., promptly at H o'clock
[ quests arrived. Dancing -JTTtT
nl?playing"~~Wefgenjoyed till
:30. The guests were then ihed
into the dining room. which
beautifully decorated With
miner flowers.
Ahe menu consisted of fruit, Cock
il, chicken salad, crackers, imneh
cream and cakes.
At 11:30 ogluck?lOtcJr -Krrei-t -re tantly
said good liite.
Those enjoying this delightful
rasion were Misses Alary Dykes'
Greenville, S (-.{?Helen- Detidy.
la Bell Williams, Daisy Andern,
Ilattie Lykes; Messers Authur
itn'mn, Alonza Whitener, Jo.hn11
klathis. .I.ee Garrett, Walter
illivan, George Caine, Hilton
inter. Willie Hailstoek. John D.
iles, Beiinie I.ee Noah, J. D. Lit
, <. Maries Deridy and Jack DenServiees
,usual were held it
o various churches on Sunday.
Though cloudy skies ami a heavy
in were in store, the real.woripers
were 'found in their' pla .
The-service* were 'good and
splendid ser.moif listened to;
any little folks as well a- grdufr
is were m Sunday school. .
During' the past, week Mrs. K.
Warren ' of ' Greenville held a
ry successful meeting at Bethel
M. E. Church., r-E very-one enyed
her.good preaching and wonefuk-stngtng
ami-with herward
to* her early return. She
as guest of Mrs. K. .\c.-ot
tile here.
Many friends i regret the pass*
of Dr. hr-*Wr'.",Th?rmpson ' our
'icient physician. While, we j
ew he wjus . in failing health,
-'death came as a distant shock,
Mr. J. Stensdn Woodward and
r. J. B: Thoiups.on of si>t. S.
wyre the Kill's! nl' M Ma"i y
azier. Friday' ' ru'te.
Mr. and Mrs. Epp Hellairs ami
iss/Mary FimZier motored t.>
eenwood, S. ('. Friday.
Friends are delighted to have
;s. Ethel White hack hoi.nn- afu?attending
summer school in
by.' Miss S. Thompson was a
'itor?at Behind?-Sam day; whilere
was a iciest id' Prof. and.
rs. W. A. White.
Miss Mattie_ IT. Arujouinl. atidJ
ildren are house guests of their
arrrt father and aunt. Mi. C. II.
rP^Miss |Mattir I)uekett. .They
'le aceompaui'ed by their Bn?.,
. Haruld PutniUK id' WasIiiUe.
i. I?. ('.
> Boosters CI (lb met at the
me- of Mrs. h! Ai)dev>on on l'riy
afternoon with a large" et owdv
iring ilit- social iiour uengm I til
Veshmunts were served,
rhe Missionary Club met . at tire
me of Mrs. Sarah Fowler-Kriy
afternoon with a large crowd;
jsent. "Alter the business hour
leliirhtful course was seized. 'j
The. Kastei n Star will hold it-; !
itual meet ill's?, .here during t lack
with .many, delegates. A
inher of' homes ate .planning to
lyrt.iia them.
Misses Rose and Malissia ljig^
is left for "their home in New
rk after spending several weeks
th their mother and other m laes.
The K. 0. S.. Club met at the
mday ni.te; ' Iter the business
tV a very delightful course" was
yed.
Sirs. Cora Ibllingham is sponering
a play .ground for ehildi;
all interested are asked to
(1 their children: the- round is
Hampton St. in tho"fdur hur.dI
block.
SJ-p.-, \t.. . y .1 el.-son is vi>itii.g
soil. .Mr."' J. ' \V. Jack-on aiuT
and children. Mrs. Jackson is
in Cli'eetiville.
KSTON CHATEL
A. M. K. ( Ill HCH
Jreenwod, S. C.?. Sunday school
5; morning service 11:45. The
COLUMBU
Has qualified and is now c
under the plan developed
lumhia University and ac<
ical Association. "Astcyom
CLASSIFIED ADS
Female Ilelp Wanted
- v-Help fur i: ui i qs HurnitalT
Kver^yu )i;;>'/.... N,,y_ < xje rie nct? neCs'.lfl
monthly. .Enclose
stamp. ?<vharf Bureau, 1454,'id
\V. 45til,. New'y<,i k.
\\ A N i I'. 1 > - i'abte Boat tier- < ul,lldre
1 Mil, nop Harden St.
W.ANTKI): - Colored Men and
Women to repiesofit one of the
largest .and 'strongest inburanee
companies, wruim- n-etfite ami resident
|mdPreference given
'to leaehet y an<l.nunistersi No cx~
perieiiee necessary but- applicants
mu>t- irive satisfactory references.
Apply by letter ttivjnjf full details,
ami your correct addres"S~to
?:?* INSl KA M*h
c o The Leader.
(Mlice: 2.0.2P' Marion Street.
NOTARY IM lilJC
Healer jn Real K.state. pcrfofTus
... WTUl'S Willi .
deed-. m"ittrnge>. claims. etc;.
C ulT to see Him.
want yonr hair to grow nsc
HAIR GROWER
IT makoS""stuHborn hair Soft, Silky
and Glo*wy.
Faith-Tho-T.on0 ,Ilair Grower 25c
-Double* StraigHt Hair Grower 50c
Temple Hair Grower __ 33c
Pressing Oil ---- 50c
Men's Hair Gloss 25c
Registered in U. S. Patent Office.
Made by
Mmc. Kthel Potee Frierson
Edgewold Post Office.
Columbia, S. C.
Agents Wanted.
pastor preached a soul stirring
sermon from Hebrews' ? 12:1,
^ AV'iu'ref<ii?' seei-iHir we also ^are
compassed about with so-great a
crow<i of witnes><?*. let us lav aside
' ? ' . ' - / * V
every weiylit ami sin which dot!
'so-easily beset lis, and-let us run
with li.'it ii-nec ffie raye that is., set
b'H"* 11'i trr^?Theme:?'>l''iweV'?erf
Kndfirattce.'L' - After
the sermon, the <loor of
the eluir.eh was opened for joiners.
Then Baptism of two adults.
Keceirerf?thmTT?that Were ba fttiTn
1-0+1?into?full membership.??
Communion. OtlVrinjf Ju.'So for
pastors .-alary.. . Evening, service
was conducted by tile Presiding
F.filer, Rev. J. B. Jennings, B.D.
m tne close of his seDiaaD-i3u&
4?;i 1 ?tit:o<I a brilliant younjr man and
received hint int?\, full .njeinbership.
OTTerhhr J?1'.OiT~-alary fur pastor.
Total fur the day $10.85.
Quarterly conference , called to
order Mondav^-wnihy, 8:45 P.M.
Duriny the- last quarter the Trustees
raised $271.05. Paid oil* a
mnrtyaye 'of $244.00 that has-been
-hrrrnriny? over the .'church, since
July 25th, 1028.
Stewards raised and paid to
pastor $04.01: for the Presiding F.l
dor J. H. Jenninys, 20.00; for Ed
(iiand total fiur - Stewards and
Trustees $4-08.01. We want to
tor helping us to helil up the hands'
of our histoidc? .church..
(*1.A lit E |>E I.,\ 1.1 NK
Missrr Maryaret Shiith: -and
Alice E :cas do'ioht fnliy enterlairte<l
tH.J .members qf the t'taire Do
l-a I at no ('lull. Tia-Mlay uftomooi:.
.at llu- la. :iu- of Alias Rucas.
The mooting \va- npt-nod' with
tho F'ro.-idoht prosidinj?.-Tho rVjrVilar
routine of biisinoss afairs were
"riiiii-.d out. then ;ho rofhainder ni'
the ovoninu' was sjient on joying,
the amattriv prporanv that the
nuMiilifi- wore 'putting over. It
w;n nni' kwuIL program too.Kuch
sinjriny (Kthol Watvs would have
broke 'ilo\Vn an 1 wept-7 if she had
hoard). Suih Topping. (a> Bill
Robinson never- hoard of), "fibre's,
siimc tablet in this c-htb.
Afti all fun win over t-b?. l>-w
tf's.- MTvi'd (ii-lic ious saiii uh salad
"U IftUK'o, |)i< k|? >, .-altiiit's. and
ivt> ti'a. 7?
'W v wt'i'o wry Lia-I tc It ivejflirtv
ybunjr nu\u from thy Radio Club
Mr. II. Sul'i-r. ' '
-Visit<u^>- a+v?a-lw-ays?-givetv a
hnnrty Wi-li'iinic at all time*.?W*s
a4-.ioarncd to moot m-xt Tuesday
with .Mrs. < atht'i ine, Taylor, 1^S24
Washington St.
i untitled
lelivering Vitamin D Milk
in and controlled by Co*epted
by American Medr\
doctor about it,^
t
! just i >?jgg
YOUR 5ti\A
I BEARD;cf
you don't have to shave
J At'last science has found a way to remove
a beard without shaving No more uxor,
I no scraping, no cuts, no soap no bother.
I Merely apply Magic Shaving Powdct as
directed?then wipe off leaving a clear,
1 smooth skin Don t- wait' 55 c buys a
generous size package at any drug store.
I' If you want to try before you"buy.v wr.ite
Magic Shaving Puyvdcji Go., DcpfcCiS: '
Savannah. Ga , fo; free trial sample.
madam ??
? linir tiriivi-r
For l)ist'&se<I Sculu -Ct.Ves l.ife &
Beauty. BUST (?KOW KK?^apply
inCo a week?I'TlK'li 3.1c.
190*1 Blanding Str ^t^trrnrtita
counts Drug Stnri* Washington St.
I SK haiklon<;KK ?
> i "*.
t?j'A W ondt rful Hair grower
Makes t!?*?- hair grow iAing, Full
and Luxuriant!* A fair trial will
prove its wondc'.ful worth.
Ilaiflonger firower - C. 3">c
Pressing Oil 3.1c
Postage 10c.
Ai.Slli P. WYNNE,
Box 24, Clio, S. C. j. Take
no (haneOs on Dangerous
(iu>es-?use City
Pure lee. Our wagons'
pass* v our door tlai.lv ! .
Efficient Refrigerators
| Phone 31.7:1 1721. Main St.
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[Artisans Contracting
> . Company
i'hones ^3487^8535 ' " ,
This Company Is represented by
J. \V. Beachum and R. G. Ilagood
FOR REAL
COAL SERVICE
And Purest, Cleanest lee
| Phone 4311 i_
?
H A MILTON'S
Diamonds & Watches
S*?T ('KK1HT TFRWS ^ .
1^11 mai^ST.
Open All Night?24 Hour Service
Save your nickles and dimes and
come up to see us sometime
?"While in Columbia visit tin
Elks' Beer Garden
LUNCHEONETTE
H. Murry.- Prop. Phone 6560
1109 V, WASHINGTON STREET