The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 03, 1935, Page Page 7, Image 7
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Saturday, August 3, ltS8
Madamea Rosa Davis and Marj
j-Waiters are Vacationing in Greeh
ville, S. C. While in Greenvilh
they are the house guests of Mis!
Marie Wright, 102A Casey St.
Meadames Lets Gilder/ Luis
Pratt, Charity Montgomery anc
Rev. A. J. Holnuin of Newberry
S. C. were in the City Tuesday ir
attendance at tithe MSssgonary
Convention.
" Mrs. Florence Roundtree anc
her little great grand --tighter
Ehjaabeth (Marie YoUngblood (*.'
K Charlotte, N. C. are spending/the
summer With Mrs. Delia Bostic
of 1417 Blossom St.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Youngblouc
of 613 Marion St. gave u lovelj
party for their little daughter E
* lizhbeth Marie Younjgblood, whe
celebrated her sixth birthday Sat
urday, July 27th. Quite a nunv
ber of her little friends were pres
? jjnt and enjoyed it; several game;
were played,^ after which, ic<
cream, cake, \l.\ndy and nuts, wen
w served. Miss.Junie
A. M.*rtin of Colum
bia, S. C. spent the past Sundaj
in .Sumter, and was highly enter
tained by 'Mrs. Willie B. Kagins
1 Mrs. Willie Johnson and othei
friends, Miss Martin is planning
to leavfe Saturday evening ti
spend- a two weeks vacation wit I
her aunt, Miss. Enima Weston
- Washington, X). C.; accompanying
her will be Misy Victoria Westet
and-'Mrs Vinh Brown-of-the-Gitv
Mrs.* Wm. Gladden? of Columbia
" Haitwell, Ga. attending the Elber
ton district conference of, the t;'
M. E. Church. Rev. Wm.'flKladdei
Her husband is Presiding Elder o;
this distj-ict. She is district u
porter. The attendance was vert
large; -The spiritr-was happy, tin
work construction and . the re
ports were real good. The pastor:
?: their wives ,and .the large^ dele.
- gatioii made it quite pleasant foi
- -ner.
Miss Estell Westuii is leaving
?? - Saturday for a four Woo its vac*.'tion
in Philadelphia, Pa. Miss
Weston will visit her sisters,
Lilla Monroe and Miss. Celia Wes
ton. Some time will be. " snen
with Miss Alice Guriter in" Mon1
Clair, N. J. ? _
-Mrs.. Nellie Dixon of 2315 Staid
St. is vacationing in "The Land o
The Skies." While in Asheville
Mrs. Dixon is the guest cf Rev
and Mrs. Cain. ...
^ NDTICfl
*'% Mrs/ L. -Hagood, ^drafting anc
idresshiaking instructor, at 1503 1-5
TV-ylor- St., has closed elas>
?and sewing room nint.il Sept. 1st.
Notice parents
- _i-i. ??The
members and friends of th<
Waverley Parent Teachers' Asso
ciation are urgently requested l<
be present Monday night, August
6, 8:30 p. M. at Waverley Sohco
auditorium. Business of-.vital im
_i . jjuimiiee is fcu ue uiscusseu.
W. D. Chappelle, M. ~D., Pres
CARD OF THANKS ? '
Mrs.. Rosa L. Myers wishes t<
thank the many friends for kind
nosooB ohown during her illness ii
the hospital, and states that sh<
home, 2023 Taylor St.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the relatives
and friends for their kindness
shown us during the illness an<
death of our father, also for th<
beautiful florals and consolinj
?words.
Mrs. Stella W. Jenkins
Mrs. Ola L. Charles
Mrs; Lillian Richburg
Miss Ruth V. White
Mr. J. W. White
Mr. W. G. White *
Mr; R. A. White Jr.
Dr. Ed. C. White and
Grand Children^
?GRUSA DERS
The Crusaders last meeting was
held at the home pf Mr. John Booi
hart, the meeting w*s called t(
order by the President; by sing
ing the club song, then we dis
cussed old and new business foi
the last weeks. We have ited visitors
from difference parts ol
town. n
A'delicious course of cake anc
punch was served. Our next meeting
will be held at Mr. Bostor
Bright. Visitors are ^yelcome al
'all times.
H: B. Barbar, Reporter
WARD ONE WILLING WORK
i pdg! rt ITD
* V&JV u
Mrs. Minnie Thomas, entertain
ed the club with a Silver Tea Sut
day, July 28, at her home, 2 Flow
ers Ave. The Madam Presided
attended, the the club. All of th<
members .and visitix)? frtends
enjoyed themselves. Mrs. Anni<
Portee led 'a beautiful song. Al
o* the members, but a few respon<
. . f_ wonderfully . Mrs. Minnie sen
'J** cream, cake, and candy
Lula Scott entertained th<
J _ s , __ _
* r
club meeting Tuesday, July 30
nt her home, 425 Sumter Street
The Madpm Piesident was-?present,
Mrs. R. Cheseboro led the opening
song. Mrs. Minnie Thomas '
led payers. Beautiful. Bible vers- 1
es wore hyard by all the members '
then tlm meeting w:iv np'mmh 1W- J
business. The minutes of the last '
meeting were read, motioned by
? Miss A. Belle Wolf,, second, by
Mrs. Katherine Sims. The roll
was called and the members iesponded
biiefly, " The recicpts o(
j the evening $ ?.
The meeting was closed. Miss
; Janie Wolf led the closing-song
3 Mrs. I. R. Williams led the clos
ing odar.
= Muy?the?Lord wuteh - beta ceji '
7 mtranth-thee while we ate absentI
one from another (Amen).
I LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL (LIB
The Lucky Oiid Social Civil) met _
?t the home ofLMrs^ Annie Porter. \
502 Main Kf., July 30th. The
, meeting was opened with the club
song led bythe Ctjaplairi "Let Jes;
us lead me." Scripture lesson,
, 23rd Psalm. "Shine on me" was
the next selection. Prayer by Mr.
Sam Williams. The Vlub song,
1 "Some time I feel like my time
r isn't long." This bringing our Uevntinnnl
corvw-n ? - ? 'nu~
) President took charge, having the
- minutes of the la$t meeting read,
- and?stood approved. ^\.ll business
- affairs were called for and diss
mussed. The committee for sick
2 reports none. Mrs. Kennedy is on
2 the mend. She has been indisposed
for about two weeks. Mr. and
?Mm. Kennedy;?. Wheat St. "
- will enjterS. in the club August d.
; We were served, hot tish ahd
- bread, potato salad, cake an;
; punch. We were dismissed bv
i; Mr. G. W. McDonald.
I fHE JOLLY SIXTEEN SOCIAL
CLUB
^?The members of the Jolly iSixteen
Social (jliil. held th..ir?iugu
laf meeting at the home of Miss
Ethel Williams, 1412 Who/t St.
. he President, with singing, "In
; the Garden," We all- recited the
, Lor.d's prayer, Tin- program w.-is
f turned over to the chairinari of
the program committee: Everyone
j responded with a quotation, solo
a -by Miss Rebecca Alston, poem by
. Susie B. Martin; reading by $
Julia Mae Wilder. ?
The members' then sar.g the
[ club^song.; - ,
The business was Iliscuso'cMl "
?briefly.?Then the finance roll was
r yftHedj each member wwprnn4<?d 1
briefly. Wu wish to thank every 3
'one who helped to make, our Wat.
er-njelon Feast a s.uecess. We are
- always glad to Wve visitors with
t_ u-'. The hostess served a delicious ;
t course of Salmon snkuDon'lettuce,
salting, punch, jello, cake alRl
mints.
< The next mcctnig will bo-hold-f
at the home of Miss Rebecca Al.
stoil on Pine St. We are hoping
for Miss Lillf/n Lott and Inelle'
Richardson a speedy recovery. ..
_Ethel Williams, Reporter
~ THE MANHATTAN SOCIAL .
| , CLUB
' The club met at the home of
- Mrs.?Willie?M.mp Williams .Inlv _
:50th.- The meeting was called-to
orjjgr by the Chaplain, Misa Liz-.
~Y8Tfff|?rJ*:' ,0fye n i ng sb hg'?Winr'
B led by Mrs. Victoria Bl. xley.
- Scripture reading, Mi-s Florence
? Willianis, a prayer led by- the
if -Chaplain; another song led by
1 VIiss MaETe Ashford. 'There" were"
- Bible verses by each member be- (
ginning with the letter (B). After
. the Bible verses the other part
of the meeting was turned over to
- ifchewVice President. Old and new
UAdness were dlscusirVed. After'
> the devotion service, the hostess
- served delicious course of ice
t?cream,?cake?rrrri?lemonade. The j
meeting was jit the home of Miss
tr Willie M'. Williams, 8131 .ady St. "
We adjourned to mectrat the home
of Miss Annie Q^'ant; 911 Assembly
St. The collection for the eve_
was $(5,15. The secretary,
s Miss Mable AshtWd acting UW it "
3 reporter.
b . RADIO NEWS
X ?
The Radio Social Club met at
trie nome OI?:yi r. yyiiiiam otmt? Tuesday,
July 30. Meeting opened
with Mr., John Johnson preside ing.
The main issue of the meeting
was ta check up from our, trip uround
the world.* The'* trip around
the world on July 25, was
a very successful affair. 4 trucks
and quite a few' automobile were
? necessary to accommodate thelarge
crowd.
L - We had many request that _
: we repeat the ride or have some
> similar form of entertainment, so
" we have planned another entertain
" ment for the month of August.
Watch the Palmetto Leader and
" the Radio.
p ^ j
THE iWAVERIJCY SILVER
1 STAR CLUB
1 The Waverley Silver Star Club
- met on Thursday evening, at the
home of Miss Janie Ralws, 2521
Bratton St. The house was called
to order by the President. Mrs.,
Ml-'ggio Johnson. Opening ^ong
led by Mrs. Lottie Blanden; second
song led by Miss Janie Rawls
- Each memcer recnea moie vers1
es. There was no business discussion
Mrs. Maggie Johnsort
t and Miss Azalee Johnson visited
? the Bible Lantern Club picnic oh
i last Monday night. Mrs. Bossie
; Hampton left Tuesday evening
1 for New York, where she will
1 spend seVe^'l months. The hos'
tees served a deleious course-of
ice cream, cake, punch, chewing
v ^**7 1
rilK ORIENTAL SOCIAL CLITB !
At 8.o'clock Thursday night, the
President filled the -tntittiny, to J.rder
and the devotions were as
follows: Song:?In The Garden;
Scripture by Mis. Pickens; prayer
ltd. i?y Mrs. Bethea; Song?The
Old Rugged Cross. The old and
row husim-HK. was discussed We
aie planning slime entertainrtients 'I
for Labor Day; so keep your "eyes
p /ckd1" i'od {further information ,
concerning what the Orintals are
planning. After all business*'was
disposed of; our hostess, Mrs.
Mat tie -Brown and Mrs. F. Roseborough
invited us into the dinging
room, where we were served
dtrHrious salad and sweet-ttnmtesrf=
ivjiicb,, \vq enjoyed and expressed
our 1 thinks. After adjournment
we are, to meet with Mrs. L. W.
Moore, on Calhoun St. Our Vice
President, Mrs. MUrion Marshall
i;> indisposed nn.d nu hnpe she will _
be able to attend the meeting Hnnn,
L. \V. Moore, Reporter,
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. Sarah Purler, the leading
Poro hair dresser of Orangeburg,
wishes^to announce her leave of absence
of Poro Servce for the
month of August. Leayng July
28, '35 for Chicago, 111., to attend
Poro College, to specialize in Marcel
and Finger Waving and all
phases of Beauty Culture. I wish
to announce my return September
1st for wider and bettep service.
Thanking you in advance for your
patronage.
MRS. SARAH PARLER,
?92 Treadwell St., Phone 492-J.
Orangeburg, S. C.
SOCIAL EVENT
'Miss Elmer Ferguson entertained
a few. friends at a house party
Tuesday evening, July 23rd, the
guests were highly entertained
with good music over the radio,
furnished by Guy I.ombardo arid his
famous orchestra. Between
-musical programs the guests play- ed
whtse. The Ciipsts innlnrlorl fVio
following;. Misses Goldin^ Wilburn,.
Lossie Armfield.'Theressa McClain,
and neice of Enoree, Miss Dot Iin~
<ler, Mrs. Goo. Plaster, Miss Vallic
Rice, Miss Alice Pearson, Mr.- -*
Orrie- and Algy Coleman, Ralph
Wilburn, Fred Foster, Brawley
Moody Jr., Mr. James Green, Mr.
George S. Ferguson. A grand
iLme_was enjoyetf by all present.
THE Ql KEN JESTER CIRCLE
Thrr Queen Ester Girls assenibl _
oil oil July zo, ;it tiie.home of Misrs"
Ivlla Mae l)i\?n.?..We opened oui?
friend we have in Jesus," Miss
Alva Harley read the scripture
lesson, repeating of the Lord's .
Pla yer. The minutes were duly re. _
viveil and adopted. The plans foir
i party were completed.. It will
be given at the home of Miss Alva
Parley. 2U1G Heidt St Friday .
evening, August 2, and 7:30 o'clock.
Admission 10c. Every one
is invited. Our business being
completed we were entertained bv
a musicTl program led by Miss
Hattie L. Spann. The program
folio-war - ' --_-Stay,
as Sweet as You Are
'Tapx Dance?Miss Frankie Hick?
son; .
('uektnils?Pm?Twu ?Ulue?Moon? Miss
Dorothy Hiekson.
Vin.il Sola?In My Solitude?MKs 1
Ell... Mc Dixon.
Instrumental Solo?Rueeklees?
Miss Eloise Hunter.
Instrumental Solo?In Just Living. ,
?!; For- Yuu^itiss^^Sadio?HWk?
rson. j
Instrumental Solo?The Breeze?
Miss Alva Hurley,
rile group sang "Naga Saga" with '
Miss Catherine Anderson ?at
the piano.
Voeal Solo?Blue Moon?Miss Hat
tie L. SDann.
Vocal Solo?Moon Gll>w--Miss '
Dorothy Dickson!
Original Songc-Jtliss E rankle. Hick 1
son. -=?! ' ~
"I Never Had A Chance" by the -<
trump.
The hostess serVed Refreshing
ice cream arid ci ke. . i
?Wi ill tn-"t a p"*. 9th
Aliss Catherine Anderson, corner ?
Gervais arrd Oak Streets. Visitors
are always welcome.
* Miss Ruby Rosemond, Pres.,
.\liss Alva Harley, Reporter.
THE EAST SIDE SOCIAL CLUB
The East Side Social Club met
at their club i'oom at 23G 1-2 Gervais
St. Thursday night, July 25. '
The house was called to order by
the President, Mr. Mbck Frazier. ,
Opening song led by Mr. Dove '
Anderson, "Let Jesus Fix It For
You." Prayer by the Chaplain, Mr. ~
William Rogers. Calling of the
roll by the Secretary. The club
was then opened for general business.
Unfinished and new business
were discussed. An afair
was planned for an early date, a
"Beer Party" after the next meet
ing was outlined. After our business
was- completed we served a
delicious menu which was enjoyed
by all- ^ ^ ' ? . u
THOS'E ?fYM'S
Those Tym's are handy folks.
They lalways greet you with a
smile,
WilliiVr to make others happy,
P.vpn if fliov'vo < r\ niollr o
The Tym's are loyal?
Ready to lend a helping hand;
And stands behind a |>il,
Because Tym's are of a strong
band.
The Tym*s"arC sobci' fellows,
Ti-ying to do that's right;
In keeping the law and order,
And uplift a bright shining iighL
By Janie E. Blue
hopofrol the Typical _Yonng- Men
Social Club, of Cola., C. S.
HE PALMETTO LEADER
-? IN MEMORIAM
In -gad anil loving memory ?f
my detar brother, who departed
t-his life in N. Y. City, July 25
1933. .
Dear brother, it - has been two
years today,
When you departed this life to
stay,
We miss you so much, no one can
tell,
But God needed you it is well,.
It was in N. Y. City you said
"Goodbye" ' ,
To mother, father, brothers', sister,
wife "and child
We loved you so much but,
God loved you best,
So sleep on niy dear brother "am)
take your rest.
V ou were a loving brother, son,
father land husband too
But God had some work he. want.1.
anl yo.ir lQ. do.
So?Steep on we'll meet ybu bye
and bye,
I'o that home of resT~bryr:iU the
sky. . .
Siidily missed-by A.-B. Pickett.
Sister of deceased; Mr. and Mrs.11.
Y. Picket, father ami mother,
\V. M. and J. Pickett, brothers;
N. Pjcket, wife and children.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY
On Wednesday, July 24th, 3:30
P. M., a birthday party-was given
at th^ home of Mr. and Mr9. W- S
Holley in honor of their son, Mr
J. P. Holley. :
Mrs. Mary M. Deas happily met
the guests at the. door.
?Card games were played and
other entertainments. Among the
card players; Mr. J. P. Jiolley and
Miss* Eleanor* E. Clarkson won
first prize. Second prize went to
Miss Marie E. Gary and Miss Thel;
ma Williams.
About 5:30 the guests were invited
into the dining room, which
was decorated with white, pink and
blue colors. They were seated. After
which Mr. Holley lighted the
candles. Then the fun began.
__ The menu was very refreshing.
They all expressed themselves
as having spent an enjoyable evening.
Then the host and the guests
tnntnrf>d down tn the "Old Mill
Stream" to a picnic given, by Mr,
Paul R. Webber, Jr. We also had
a magnificent lime there.?"After
all the fun was over, they*went
home with happy hearts.
Those enjoying this delightful
occasion were: Misses Eleafior E,
Marion and Helen Clarkson, Lottie
Williams and Thelma Williams,
Marie E. Gary and Marie C. "Hblley,
Messrs Willie David, Zack
Clarkson, Jr. and Moses Shiver,
Jr.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our loving wife
and mother. Mrs. Lucile Nelson
Paul, who left- us. one year ago,
today, August 2nd, 1984.
Only God knows how we miss you
From our eyes, secret tears do often
flo-w;
God gently took your hands and
'Tia enough, coriil1 liunie and uufToy
no more."
Fabrel P. Puul, Husband
Edith Bernice,
Annie Lucile . f
FabritirDelone, Children.
IN MEMORIAM
A tribute of love to the cherished
memory of our son and brother,
Robert Duport, who was called
home suddenly two years ago, July
27, 1983.
There, are some ones who miss
f you sadly
And find time long ainee you went;
There are someones who think of
you always,
Why try to be brave and content.
You were a loving son and brother
good and kind.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dupoijt,
parentf
Miss Maude Depont,
'Columbia, S. C
Mrs. Earline D. Webber,
New York City, Sisters.
THE tPWORTH LEAGUE OF
WESLEY M. E. CHURCH
The League is extending a cordial
invitation to a special pro
gram on Sunday, August 4th, st^i
D If
MT , Ifl., JLUr II1C pui VI WCIVVIIl
ing the newly promoted Junioi
Leaguers into the Senior organization.
Election of officers will b?
held at the same time. . The pi-c
gram is as follows: '
1. Opening Song?I would b<
true.
2. Prayer?Rev. Burwick.
3. Instrumental Solo?Mrs. G
Lee Ratliff.
son and Hattie L. Spann^
ri
;
^ ^ ^ A
I ^P" 1
rymnfTWrini it
.6. Vfolih SolcP?Mr. Carroll ?
Leevy. 6.
Vocal Solo?Mrs. L. H.
Hope. , - ________ _E
7. Welcome Address 'to Re'w Rj
; Leaguers?Mrs. M. S. Nance. ' R
8. Election of Officers.
I 9. Installation Service?Rev. M.
M. Peac^.
i 10. Closing Song?Take My^Life
and Let it Be.
'[ J AGGERS OLD FOLKS HOME. A
There seemed to have been a little
over sight on the part of some
of the Leaders' readers in not seeing
the article- of the first week F
in April from the Jaggors Home r
! thanking several persort for their
' contributions, and among them we
most assurely" thanked Sidney '
1 Park C. M. E. Church for $5.35
which was given through the ef- ~
' forts of Mrs. J. E. Ferguson and
j Mr. D. "R. Starks. So again we i
, wish tn t.hank them for sajno and !
| tn *the. meantime we wish to thank
the Les Bon AThis.SflciftLCluhjfot.
. their very nice supply of groceries
on July 17. a
The missionary unionjfdr their p
monthly donation of $2.00 and we j
wish to thank Rev. J. C. Anderson,
pastor of Sidney Park Church | _
Ianu nis members for their recent t
donation of $5.09 also the pastor
and members of St. James A. M.
, E. Church_for 52 cents. The .two
latter were given through the" "?*
-retlort of Mrs, J. E. Ferguson.
Again we thank yiou dear ,cl
friends. May the Lord ever show- j p
- ur bis blessings upuii >uu. j-j
NEW YORK CITY NEWS el
1 s * " ' w
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peguese ?
have returned from South Caro- s'
lina. They report a pleasant trip.
u The Imperial Singers entertain[
ed last Wednesday P.. M. in honor
of Mr. George Hampton, Publisher s<
, The Palmetto Leader.
Among the guests were Misses
H. Allen, M. E. Solmon, Fleetie .
Davis, Birdie LongT^J. Stranghn, r,
~ Mesdames Franklin? Alford, F.
Long, H. Belle Fladger, Louise ?w
Peguese Pleasant, Ophar Ander- v<
son Albert, Mrs. James and Mess- T
I ers' H* Belin, Mack, and Gaillard, ^
Strauss, Chas. Stephens, and L.
M. Burgess. ~
I Mrs. Alberta Goodwin of Win
ston-Salem, N>' C. is visiting her ~
mother, Mrs* 'Aniia Venable.
Mr. David Mundle is in the a
Frcrreli 11 nspitnl.?W<rhope-be -willbe
well before long.
Musical at St. Luke A. M. "E. ^
Church
The Missionary Society of St. , *
Luke A. M. E. Church presented i
its organist and a few of her pu- J
pils in a musical on last Friday h!
I evening, to a large appreciative ^
i their selection in a creditable man- o
ner. Rev. Morton, pastor at Tuck- ' '
ahoe, N. Y., was master or cere- 1
'monies. Mrs. Lela Morton, of >
Bethel A. M. E. Church choir was
( guest soloist, rendering difficult
selections capablyr A
"j Pupil-: participating vseic; Eileen- ?
Brabhwaite, Mary Brown, Louise
Jenkins, Pauline Seaton, Barbara p(
and Juanita Thomas, Desrita Du
rant, Mary Riefiardson, Wilhemena
-! Gibbs, Mrs. Bertha Williams, James
Gilbert Drearers, Joseph Blake, ^
Charles Jackson, Gordon Fladger
and Stanley weekes. Composition
work on exhibition received honor'
able mention. A recital will be
, staged before the opening of vvi
school. ' ov
MARION NEWS A
I " ~ = tr
J fnmug A M F. Chnrrh
; Services /were well attended all dt
day Sunday. In the morning ser- ' re
vices, our able pastor, Rev. A. J. fr
. Jenkins, delivered an excellent w
sermon. There were in our midst fc
several visitors. Rev. Judge, a
| student at Allen University, made o!
a short talk. After the termon fr
~ he gave us some points concerning hi
the schools, connected with our hi
church, and the part they play in
making it possible for Negro youth ai
to meet the demands of this ago. s]
I On Sunday afternoon at 4 o*. S
9
COLUMBIA
j Has qualified and is now de
under the plan developed ii
i
lumhia University and acce
ical Association. Ask your
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iock Rev. E. B. Mack of Mu'iliui
reached for the^benefit of Brothei
ollimie Sam's itub. A largo orow<
ttended:
On Sunday night our presiding
[der, Rev.' Janerette delivered ?
onderful message. We feel thaj
ur presiding elder is growing
piritually. Each time his ser
ions are more soui-surring.
Also visiting with us on Sundaj
turning?wtm? several strmrrm
:hool teachers and students. \V<
ish to. welcome all visitors to .St
ohn's services while in the city.
On Tuesday evening the A.. C. E
eague had a social at the home oi
Irs. A. V. Hagiflr- A large erow<
f young people met and had j
ery pleasant evening.
Rev. A. J. Jenkins and Eldei
merette left Tuesday morning tc
ttend the State League and Sun
?*<2?; ?n * l?
un Monday nignt tn^ quarterly
inference" mot at St. John's A!. M
. Church.-. The meeting was wel
ttended and reports showed im-oveitrent.
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Social N.ews
Miss Verdell Deas has returned
i the city after a pleasant stay
Columbia.
Mrs. Lethonia B. Davis has reirned
from WashingtOTT; D. C.
Mrs. Georgianna Blackwell, Rod?rs
is one of our new brides. She
as married to Mr. Statue Rodgovs
veral weeks ago.
The Marion County Training
chool has opened for the sumeV
session.
The teachers are: Prof. Johnnain,
Mrs, Frederick of Sumter;
iss Bethea of Latta, Miss Maria
Wright of Walterboro, Mrs.
. V. Hagin of Marion. The enillmelll
fui the first day wm fi1,
There's a "Blessed Event" at the
mil Vinnnv a bonneinc
rl, daughter of the proud fitfrits,
Mrs. Naomi"Ball Nichols and
r. Paul Nichols. Mother and
lughter are doing splendidly.
CROSS ROAD COMMUNITY
Eastover, S. C.?Well, well, look
ho is back. Prof. J. S. Anderson,
ir principal, who has just retumI
from Cook's Mountain Sunday
. M. He stated a very pleasant
ip.
-Miss Louise Pershn a former stn:
mt of Allen University and unoc
oident of this community is hom<
om New York spending a whilt
ith her family after being awa\
>r seven years.
Mr. Thomas Watson a studen
f Cro?3 Road School returne<
om Parlarg Island Sunday when
e spent'fwo weeks with some o
is friends.
The Plantation Singers will sinj
rid Mr. S. B. Master (white') wil
reak at-Goodwill Baptist Churel
untkwwat 5- okdock-p. m'. _ , ?
DAIRIES
Hyering Vitamin D Milk
1 and controlled by Co-pted
by American Meddoctor.
about It.
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I fjjLIFE SUREST
\ DRIOHTEa s,NCE
-mhp5*11 p?undth|s
MEW WAV TO
.J- >> -?' t "V"'l !D I'll W.llO _
i i ~ -* ' ? 1: *\ * .n?;V" r shaved
' TTTTTi "rvra/'J^ fC jiving J'ov. i; <an't
n ull#1 hui.v_ jil< < it i.s r.i.t t - if. both. r>
i eroA v.ith a inz'or aa! soap, Just
moisten'a littlo Mugv: hMavlhsr Powder
ami Mil";.litfi it ?? >o-ur la< ?* "Wipe
It off an i y iijr f.n." H p.-tVetly^
s It a vc- 'I' J >: n i; - Tvnrt ptmp:--*-. '.vitl ni *
tUL>, be ;m-" ."VP;vi'1' i '"W'Jor
is antisr-ptic. A S?c b"X will last a
! long' tlno- " i At drugstores or "direct
froni Mat'iift Shaving Powder Co.,
--Rept j5; .--'.jitum? Ji fja.
; ?"U E 13rAmerica
First
The-,- , A
. Men's Cluh, St.-I.uke C hurch
Tuesday nite, Aug'. 6
Leaving tl.it CHuioh at P;M,
Fare - ?- 25c
o% .
Take no Chances-on Dan- ?
serous Oases?use. City
Pure - Tee. Our wagons
Hit?*?* \tiur (i>*oi daily t ??
I ? ' J ' ' r -=?
1 , " *
Efficient Refrigerators'
^ Phone 3151 1721 Stain SJ.
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while:' i.v new vork
j 'v STOP AT
1 WOODUDE
HOTEL
) . - .
The Finest C olored Hotd?-??
in Harlem
! 2124 7th Aw.'at 1 12nd St.
-New York, New York ?
r At Dl HON 3-2400 '
t>e one of the 3 that estimate ?d
| your Home Loan Work.
, Artisans Contracting
Company
Phones 3487?8335
?Thij Company >w represented kr
J. W. Beachum and R. Hagood
I * v - ' . 1 * .
FOR REAL
COAL SERVICE ,
* . , i
And Pnreftt, Cleanest Ice
Phone 4311
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\ HAMILTON'S
_ Diamonds & Watche*
I EAST CREDIT TERMS *
V tmi MAIN ST. %.
.,. . - S<
Open All Nipht?24 Hoar Service
Save your- nickleR and dimes and
come uo 4? see o? sometime?
While in Columbia visit th*
Elks* Beer Garden:
LUNCHEONETTE
- H. M?rry, Pron. Phone MOt -==
1109 Vi WASHINGTON STREET
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