The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 19, 1935, Page Page 7, Image 7
^ Saturday, October 19, 1935 Aliss
Alice Haighler was called
home October 2nd on account of
the death of her mother.
Mrs. Hattie Kenny, mother of
Mrs. J. \V. L. Duckett of Columbia
-and Mrs. J. W. Witherspoon o f
Summervillc-, S. C. left Saturday
afternoon for Philadelphia to live
with her soiujuul daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George Ruff. Her
friends over the. state- wish her
health and happfness.
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Mr. L. ('. Williams, formerly of
2114 Senate St,, is now situatc^a-fe^ <
24G1) Senate St., (corner Stfirate
ninl ITotTV-o Xtr* efs) with under- taker
W. W. llolley. Phone 7JM>8. ?
CAKll (XV THANKS
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Mi-s Alice 11nitc.hl.er anil family
wish to thank the many friends
for their beautiful) floral offerings .
ami expressions of sympathy and
deeds of kindness shown us during
the illness and death of our
mother. Mrs. Alice Heighlei'.
NOTICKl
' Vhe-r'i i<t1an Horn'1 B i ial Ai l
Society of Kistriet No. 2 will nieot
at^r Leeds,,. South Carolina.* .We
hope to have with us -our_ grand
1 ?secret:ii y. Prof. W. R. Bowman, (of
? " Columbia-arid our igratid president,
Mrs, Mai ia Burton, alio has been
. ?R \'( W Yol'k r'l >! ?l4ll sOllllllllO AV'illl
relatives. _ ,
District No.?l will njeet the 1th
. Saturday in (iieenville.* Thnsa !
who \vant to get on ilm pro rrain
f oT~th e-stntcco nve irrj-nrr Tn c <rr "th tr
" grand secretary at Leeds.
ftiev.) L-." FTSaivh-'iS, 01st. Pr?"s.
L. Worthy,. Vice President
Wesley Emerson, -Secretary i
Maria BurtoTT^'Giand President
State College Alumni
DEAR ALUMNI: - r__
I should like to have the address
of every alumni in and out of the
state.^ 7 J
^ ?I-wajit-lo" know where you are
and where you may he in two (2)
ai oifths hence. I
We have it IHW arid lugger program
to put over and I \vant_ymL
?t ,i,?. Amrni' .ffio M.iiit
- .-.end your address at once. i
Hoping you are okay and doing
your bit in life.?I am,?T ?
Fraternally yours,
T. II. BEST, D.D.S., President
Box '307, Orangeburg, S. C.
T. ? ?r 1
_ NON PER ILL SOCIAL CLUB j
, The N'on Pcrill Social Club lull
of Miss Thelma Packard. The
meeting was called to order by the !
?^President.- The^opening .song- wilS
"Cod will tak< care x f.you." Prayer
was offered by Miss Berniee
Harris with Bible verses, follow*
" ii.g. Old and new business was
discussed and we planned on giv-"
. ing a Fish supp'T.ut the home of
Miss Harris Thursday, October
10, 1035; Mrs. Agnes Hopkins then '
rendered a most enjoyable pro- '
gram with many of the members
participating. The niizpah was
tin n repeated by all. * j
The hostess- thei^ served <a ,dyl'%'
clous course" cor.-istfng 01 nots/mo- '
colate, sandwiches of many kinds
and candies. They had' an hour of
laughter and everyone left express
ipg-themselves as having spent an
enjoyable evthunng. We were glud
to'have quite a few visitors. Visitors
are always welcome. The
next meeting.will be held at Mis.
Mahalia Sartor. ?
SILVER STAR CLUB
The Silver Star Club is on the
_ air again. We have been off duty
~ for about.90 days, but thahk God
wt r are hack. The club-mot -at the
home of Mrs. M, B. Cooker, 1011
College St. The meeting was call*
ed to order at 8:00 o'clock with the
1 president and all members present,
A very nice meeting was had and
everybody enjoyed themselves.
(Mrs.) P. L. P. B., Reporter
FIRST CALVARY BAPTIST
ClIl'RCH
The Senior Usher Board of Fiist
Calvary held its weekly meeting
at the church Tuesday night, Oct.
10, l'.iilf).?The mooting was called .
to order by the President, after
which prayer was offered by each
member. The members of the
'board are still going about doing
good. There will be a special sermon
preached Wednesday night,
October 23. 1935. at 8:00 o'clock
by Rev. W. M. Downs, pastor of
First Nazareth Baptist Church.
The Presiddent and members of"
ever Usher Board should try and |
??hear th" sermon. The public is.
cordially invited to he present.
Don't forget the time Wednesday
! Bight, Oct. 23, 1935 at 8 o'cTockT
V Come and bring a fribntf. ~
' Thomas Pearson, Reporter
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT ,
Mrs. Leila Pearson announces
I lie marriage of h?'r daughter, Ad- t
diy Lucile Mr. Thomas Leonard t
Logan, Monday, -^September 30, 5
1035, Newberty S. G. .At-home aftriL
October b, 1'. O. Hox 187, Sa- 1
luda, S. C. f
ORIOLE SOCIAL CLUB
The Oriole Social club which was }
organized September 26, 1035 for
the purpose of establishing' greater '
unity" socially among youths of the
race, met at the home of Clifton
and Willis Nance, 1412 Pine St., j
Columbia, S. C., October lOtlv. This
being, our second meeting it was
very* successful. 1
The next meeting will be at the
home of Wilbur Ford, 2410 Lypn
Ave., Columbia, S. C. , !
Willi's Nance, Reporter
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Tin: COLD DIGGERS CLl H
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The -Gold- Pu ir.n*?fcoll _
th? ir weekly meeting at the home
of Miss Mablc Grant, 420 Pickens
street, Oct. 15, 1035. The ~ club "
was railed to order by the Chap -1
ing song lead by S'adiu. Lyk?s
just as 1 am with out. ope plea.
Prayer was chanted, . and there
were quotation by each member. Tile
business part of the meeting
was discussed. The minutes of the
last meeting were read, received
and adopted. After ward the roll
"wits en Her! anil lacli member re- sunnded.
We wire glad to have !\lrs."
Georgia Moblcy to join us.
A delicious course of hot chocolate,
sandwiches and cake was
rveili
The next nuoUnng will be held at
the home of, 'Mrs, Maggie Ethe- 5
ridge.
MabluT Grant, reporter
~ -'TnirmiTK^Lr.iv^ w.
The Elite Club met at the home
of Rev. and Mrs.^Pattevson. The
nu'eting was called to order by the
President, :Ur. Rollins.' Song letup"
by Miss-Ruth Meetzes; prayer bjf.
Rev. Hnwmait. ^
The ininijtes-ef-the last niceti! g
were read, received and; adopted.
The club was asked, by Rev. Bowman
to donate, fifteen ($15.00) to
the church in tin interest of conference
claims. It was also suggested
that we have a party Monday
ni,'t;ht.a Then the door was opened
for new members, and we re
ceived three: Miss Meetzes, E. E.
-Bowie and Mr. C. L. -Richardson
We are ha*p.py to say that the club
is still progressing. Then too ?\
are son y to say that we have
missed four u? our best numbers:
Mrs. White, Miss E. Rownnm;
Miss M.. Bowman and Missd^/A.
Brown. We adjourned. to meet
-Tuesday evening, -Ovt? &?, at tin
home'of Rev. an ! Mrs. Patterson.
New members are welcome.
THE M A N11 ATT AN lAK' i A1.
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The Manhattan Social Club met
at the home of Mrs. Lena* .Scott,
'.Ml Assembly St., October 15,
mrrrr The meeting'w.i.- railed to
order l.y tin a plain, Mrs. Lizzie
A. Young, at 8:-15. Opening song
1 d by Mis. Cora R. Hall "1 will
TiTid F remove 1." Sl'i i|Uill e lead
ing by Mrs. Lizzie A. Young; J18
Psalm 1 .verse. We were led
in prayer by Dviuon Cireen Scott,
whieh set in to have made a .many
soul happy. We'thyp had another
son*; led by Mrs. (leorgia T. Ediikii.u,
".If . us Wiljl Fix it for You."
There were Bible vet ses by each
m> mber bog.ir.hing with the letter
"MI'* after the Bible verses the
business part of the meeting was
turned over to the President, Mrs.
Dollie Smith. Old and new business
was discussed. The minutes
of tile last meeting were, read, received
and adopted. We are very
sorry that one of our members is
sick, and expecting to go to the
h spital, who is Mrs. Willie Mae
Williams, but the club wishes her.
a very speedy recovery. We were
veiy ft'liul Lit have with us three
visitors. Collection for the club
$2.90, The refreshment, consisted
of ice cream and cake.
"" We' adjourned to meet at the ,
home of Mrs. Dcllie Smith, 911
Assembly St.
Closing song "Bless be the tide."
The duo recited the mizpah. |
Visitors are , always welcome.
' Reporter, Victot ia Baxley. * |
THE LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL
CLl'B
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The Lucky Bird Social Club held
its regular weekly meeting, Oct.
15, at the home of Mrs. Cleo Davis,
2101 Motto", St. VTh.e meeting was
called to ordbr by President with
the opening song led by Mrs, Annie
Porter. Scripture lesson Psalm
.mjsi .Jesus ivar i ne ?..r:>ss rtionf
was the next-selection.?Pi ayor in 1
concert led by Mrs. Sarali Taylor '
"Just as I am was the closing devotional
. service song. The president
took charge, calling for the
minutes of the last meeting. AH
unfinished affairs was discussed.
The n?'w business was also transacted.
To all the members of the
club,, please takev.notice the meeting
will 'open at X o'clock instead
of 8:JO o'clock during the fall ar.<i
winter season, Mrs.-Kennedy call
ed the roll; No. present lib Mrs.
Scniur led the < losing-softfr-?Mrs.
Annia Porter of 502 Main St. will
entertain the club Tuesday evening,
Oct. 22,
Mr. Sam McCoy, Mr, G. W. McDantel
are on the lingering dfstv
We were served potato salad,
meat, hot chcfcolate, candy, cake .
and saltines.
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NEW CENTURY CLUB
M's. Collins was hostess
o the merrfbers of the New Cenury
Club at .her home on Lady
st., Thursday, September 2Gth.
Beautiful fall, flowvrs were ar anged
in rooms where four progressions
of contact were played,
.lie prizes were won by Mrs. R.
I. Paul first; Sirs. M. G. Diekson,
eocond; Mrs. Fjilu'l Shaw low.
After cards a salad course was
?erved.
Tlu members of the New Cenluy
Club were entertained by
Mr.-, W. R. Brown at her home on i
Washington Street Thursday, Oct.
!rd.
The rooms were adorned with
lovely dahlias where contact was
played. The prizes-were won by
Mrs. H. II. Ct>opeij #irst; Mrs. K
II. Paul, second, Mrs*. M. G. Dickson
low. ^
A delicious salad course wqs ser
ved -
Mrs. O. K. Jenkins entertained '
the members of the New Century
Club at the.home of Mrs. N. A.
Jenkins on.Hampton Street, Thurs
day. October 10th.
Lovely dahlias and. other fall
flowers were arranged throughout
the house. Four p regression irriP
contract were played. >
iiig cards won by Mrs. A. J. Collins
first; Mrs, M. G. Dickson second;
Mrs. J. G. Stewart low.
THE MYSTIC CIA'H
Greenville, S." C.? The 'Mystic;.
Cluh'had jts first meeting 'at the _
Phillis Wheatley Center, Septetnber^
lS^ .the purpose of the meeting"
\tfas for election of officers
and make plans for the year. __c~ 1
The officers arc: Miss -Margaret
So well, President; Miss E. G.
WitherspQf n. Vice Prds:;'-* 'Miss
Belte Blight, See.; Miss ^ A.I We
Felder, Treas; Miss Maggie Walker.
Reporter. * : f
The club?wttt?phry contract ~
bridge this year. Three' new me rube
rA were added to the_clTb. Miss
Theresa ^Sewell. Minnesota Gar
rison, Nell Wadsworth. _ * !
Miss Mayme Shumate, an oil
iru inber of the clllb will be an sissociate
member as her work will
take her away from th<* city.'Wc
are expecting to pUt~over^
big program this year.
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mi nuiv:\ i i.i i> ?
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Seneca, S. C.?Mis,s . Johnnie!
Bynum, Vice Pres. of the club, and
Home?Economics teacher of the ._
Oconee Training School of' this],
city, iv.isAhe-channing hostess on
Tuesday, Oct. H, at her rosidTnco. - =
A portion of the evening was
donated to busir.es-'," with Miss
Flcta Williams, President, presiding.
Following the business part.
he club was entertained by its par
liamentarion Prof. Allen Code. .
Two tables of bridge were artis
tically arranged, carrying out tin- ,
color scheme of yellow and black.
Ice cream and cakg were served by
the hostess. :
TIIE .MYSTIC t El Ii
* Greenwood', S. C. ?The Mystic.
Club met with. Miss F. C. Wither
sporn, Friday, October 11, at f>
o'clock. This was the first meet- irg
of the season. Three tables
were arranged for bridge. At th.
end of the game Miss Belle Bright
hud?top ri'in/e un.l was?pre-,nil, d _
:i deck of card--. Miss Maggit'WaE.
kei4 second prize ar.d was also"pie-._
-ented a deck <;f cards. . Miss Beatrice
Shumate low score ar.d was
presented a set of bridge pencils.
The room was beautifully decoiat-ed
with autumn flowers and
loaves.
The hostess served a delicious
course of creamed, potatoes, peas,
fried chicken, slaw, pickles, .hot
!olls and coffee.
Everyone expressed themselv s
.is. having an enjoyable time. J.
One of the new ' members tva .
initiated in this meeting.
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A FAREWELL DINNER
Mrs. Z. J. Taylor of 240.'> Mo'tt
Street gave a farewell dinner Sunday
, ~0 e t< > beF^GUiTTirTioIun^niOlTiT" I
Husband, Mr. Z. J. Taylor who is
baling for Knglewood, N. J. on
Monday, October 14. The guests
of honornvere Airs. Lula T. Lakin,
mother of Mr. Z. J. Taylor and
brothers, Mr. Joe and Robeit Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Taylor, Mr.
Wash .Tucker of Conga ree; Key.
S. W. \Jackson of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Idja Weston of Columbia.
The {dining rOom was decorated
with Dalxias and Zeinuis.Jhe hostess
sdi ved a deHeious course of
ham roairrrbTrkgd^cliieken, rice po- tato
salad, pta:-', macaroni, phkle. for
desert cake and ice cream Were
seived. The dinner was enjoyed ;
by everyone.
Mrs. Cleo Davis and Dorothy
Adams assisted Mrs. Taylor in
preparing the dinner.
A SURPRISE PARTY ,
A surprisewas given by
the Pulpit Aid Club, the Debboia
Class and the B. Y. P. U. of Union
Baptist Church, at the home of
Misst^ Peart mnd -Gertrude Smith,
1002 Greet* St., in honor of one of
its loyal members, Mrs. Vertcll Me
Kejjzie Tuesday night, October 1!>.
wTiio will leave,for New York City
Thursday, October IT, Those pre^
were the pastor, Rev, b. C.
Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown, Mr. -and Mrs. L. K. Pugh. _
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, Mrs, Fvange- _
line Ferguson, Misses Viola "Wilson,
Willa Mae Green, Hardin,
Chceseboro, Pearl Smith, Gertrude
Smith, Mrs. Mattie Cooper and
McKenzie. Messrs Harry Riley,
Jessie Felton and Elias H. Epps.
A.program was rendered after
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rhe? Palmetto leader
PISIl FRY ANI) BOX PARTY
|?l)o! everybody: This is Station
T. F. K. Ilot fish fries, box pariis.tth.l
silver tea, will be anHiunee
over this station every
iViek l'or the benefit of SklncyJ
Park (Treat Fall Rally beginning
Friday nitfht, Oct, IN, th' re will
jo a fish fiy and box party at the
r.ome of Mis. Facile Hazard, 205
uk-Strict, at- K wkdoek-. -
Yes Sirle~fclks come out and enjoy
you i selves.
Will sign off until n( xt week,
Mrs. Lueile Hazard, your an.
lour.cer. .
mm.i:y ukats* Fin km
SHIP TIGERS
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TV.iVre * snit'l cr'owM Fri 'av. the
Finjey High Blue Jackets down il
the Friendship College Ti?ais by
the score of 20 to 0. The IV.ue
Jackets Scored early in the tir-i
quarter with a pass front Hardin
o Chist that start.d the* rally.
Friday,'October 1J, the Situs.IK
Ttgi" .< ?. C. will nie.t
the* Finloy HTg'n Blue Jackets at
'tc VV-'t-'t r c ouni y Fair c.numd.
j.1 see- a battle.
( HKSIFK I'AKAliKAMtit?~?-?.
.Air. James Heath, who i- spociali/ung
in tailoring at Tuskegee
Institute writes that he lik's the
school and is doing fine in his
work.
Rev. and Mrs W. M. Byrd left
Monday morning to open their,
eighth year as teachers^ in the
1*1 - it mil tlt'oVe School, 'ItnitTmrn-,'
s :c.
Mrs. Eva Heath returned honre
Saturday after spending the sumin
r in New York City. She and
Mis. Willie 'Lewis opened the
Pride School Monday morning with
a large enrollment.
Mrs. Alberta. A. Marshall and
young Mr. "Nelson, brother of Mi\
Ralph N'i'hmi nintnVcil heir- Siitnr.
day morning on business1.' . .
Mrs.? Lois P. Johnson aiid "MissRut
Id I ardin speiitdhe^wock-end
in Winnshory as guests of. Mrs.
Inliiivon's?parents, Mr.-aiul Mrsr
Charles Peay.
Mr.,and Mrs. J. L. Smith. Mrs.
Daisy SamUrs. Mrs. Hettie Rainey
Mis. Esther Hardin and Madam
M. ' E. Woods motored to KWk
llill Friday for a business meeting
at Friendship College.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bricer with
their daughters, Mrs. Maggie B.
Current*e and Miss Louise Bripe
and their friend Miss Louise Fiarfk-lin,
spent one day fn Wadesboro,
X. {].. visitinir friends n nil t h >
m xt day hi Columbia, as .guests of
their s<nr, Elliott Briyc~anti~
family. '
About thirty-six little folk as><
mbh d at, the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sims Golei\ Cemetery street
ott Saturday afternoon, when they
uitertained in honor of the (7th)
seventh .1 irthday of their son, Sims
Goler. Jr.. The house was very
prettily . decorated in the season's
(lowers.. In th. dining room, green
and yellow streamers were susUojtiyLfrom
the ceiling to the tabhv
when oh was a large iced cake
with seyotv green and yellow candles.
The refreshments.. consisted
of ice cream, 'cake and candy. All
ef the little guests brought a gift
and litthf Sims was all sntiles as
be~acei pied fliese pretty and useful
articles. Th. little ones were
kept merry playing various games
which weredirected by-Miss Dewey?Mt
Dowell??D?was a beautiful
afternoon and tb so dear little
children fc'turni (I to their homos
Wry happy.- for Mrs. Goler Saw
that each one was generously served.
Mr. C. K. Leathers. Prof. S. I,.
Fin ley and Dr. J. S Allen attended
tiie Regional Rod Cross Mooting
at the ""Court ITouse Monday
morning, upon invitation of the
uliit.e directors.
Mr. Walker Atkinson is at home
for a few days from CCC Camp
McCleUanvillc, S. C
l it Mi's}?, Ruhie Nelson and little
daughter. Catherine, who have been
visiting in Washington for the past
two weeks, a.rrived home Monday
morning.
iurs. Katie Alien eiucnaineu ine
Federated Chili at her home on
to moon. Tile Halloween idea was
carried out in the decorations and
in the refreshments. Op the center
table in the parlor-was a large
pumpkin, carved with a comical
face, surrounded by miniature articles
that reminded tine, erf Halloween.
A literary and business
program was carried out. Some
visitors were present; A &'alad
course, ^followed by sweets, was
served. Those attending were,
much pleased with the unique ideas
which Mrs. Allen had arranged in
i his pit-Halloween meeting, and
all left complimenting her for the
fine meeting and pleasant time had
at her "home.
Mr. James Gray spent last week
end here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Gray. Young Mr. Gray
is in the CCC ("anm near Clinton.
The school children witnessed
fVio nnrnilo nf tVin llnwnip r.irpnc
v..y ^ "1_
hero Tuesday morning. They enjoyed
it very much and had lots
to tell after seeing the animals.
Thiy were riven an hour out of
school, and returned after the parade
to finish the day's program.
Mrs. Beatrice Adams is on "the
sick list _L_lv.
The UsherS' Convention of Chester
Couhty will convene at-Calvary
Baptist Church Sunday. This
coiiventioH?was organized a few
months- ago, and consists largely
of young people. Quite a crowd is
which a course of potato salad, lettuce
and tea was served followed
by the national desert cake and
cream which was very delicious.
Ttre ptistor, President, officers,
members and friends of the church
wish Mrs. Vertell McKenzie a hap
py trip and a safe return.
- -- Ife.. I
expected to attend. The printed
program shows that those who attend
will be benefited.
President J. S. Stanbaek of Clinton
Colleges Rock Hill spent ithe
week-ind here at his
Finlay Hi ftlawd in Rwk- Hid
Friday against .Friendship College..
The score \vas 24 to 0 in favor of
Finley Hi. They play Sims. Ili
of Union here this Friday.
?1U v. attthr Mis.' .1. \\'. Shaw of
Ft- T.n\vr> t?. - i
- .. ,. .. ..v.t ill H' OH UUSII10>S
Saturday.
Mrs. Millie Blake has hud' her
home remodelled on Lo"mis St.
Mr. Lucius Leach was at hoim.
a few days fvom?thp Good-- Suimjritan
Hospital in Charlotte, Vnit
has returned for a few days of
further treatment.
'~I?ev. an 1 Mrs. .1. A. Baton. Mioses
Sarah Bati n and Sarah Morris
were in the city Monday afternoon
from TJnion,, as' truest* of 'Prof,
and Mxs. W. H. Atkinson.
Prof. Wilkirs of State ( otlr--re'
was here hhidav for a few nionients.
.
iyir. C. r. Thorpt <>f Spartanburc
was,- in the city Friday.
The Belter Citizens I'lub of
Finley High ^School
The Better ("iti/.eru <'U b of.Fjnlev
High School met .Monday', Tlth
of October witli Arthur'I.). .Johnson
presiding. The minutes ;v>f the
last meeting were read and dues
were paid.. The club is planning
to give its first party on Monday '
night, October 28, in the form of a
pre-Hallo\vceir" Social.. Find your,
old costumes and join us.
? ! aRev._T.
E. Harper. Pastor
_?0n Saturday and Sunday* Qctqber
13-14, the fourth and last quarterly
conference of the Mt. Mori- "
ah circuit was held, with Dr. E.
A. Adams, cur esteemed presiding
elder in chape-" The .devotions
were conducted by the presiding '
elder, after which the business' of j
the' conference was carried' out.;
All reports Were pood and showed ?,
the very high esteem, in which our
efficient "prrstor is held.
Superintendent A. 1.. Lindsay was
at his regular post of duty. The
Sunday School lesson was beautifully
discussed and reviewed by
the Presiding - Elder, Dr. E- A. Adams,
who. pave us a very spL?\.
(lid application . of the story of
Jeremiah.
Promptly at?HP-trciork morning
Services began with Dr. "E. A.
Adams, presiding: Elder and Rev.
T.. E. Harper, pastor . ascending.
-the-rofeh'iHm
? After tlm >4 mal?ptrl.inntnrrrrs^ =
Dr. E. A. Adams was presented ,
by the pastor. Dr. Adam's.preach- |
ed as^nevcr before.^ The message i
was ftlll of spiritual fervor and
our hearts burned vvithin us as '
be talked to us by the wayside.
Every class leader from both of
the churches made a glowing report.
Special m(entjon must -be
made of the following leaders who
almost doubled the amount asked
.of them by the pastor;. BrosMsM.
Davernport, Levi Hare, A. I..
Lindsay', I' M. Bookman, James("ilascoe
and others..
Th<r Dollar Money reports from
[the following Boards were exeel,
unit. Stewajxl--Board: .Mrs, .1 use-..
phine Hart, reported $">,00; Trus- '
tee Board, Prof. Edw. Lindlyr $51.75
Stewardess Board No. 1. Mrs. I.illie'M."
Steptiens $2.50t No. J, M rs. Georgia
Werts $2.f>0; No. .'5, Miss
Ethel Lindsay, $1.25; No. 4, the
I. aid most recently organized by
the nastor with Mrs. Bertha Green
chairman and Miss Azalee Gray,'
secretary,* $!5.f>(). Special mention !
must be ma'de of the following I
LaderS of Mt. Olive Church who j
rendered very excellent, reports: |
tMrs: Geneva Kinsler, Mrs. Emma
. Wise, It. L. Dominick, S. D. Bates
| Paul SC. yews antI Mrs\- Bessie John
, si n. One class leader failed to rej [
port a;id was relieved x>f his officI
lal duties by the pastor. ' " 6 I
I The presiding elder was paid in '
full and went away smiling. We
are expecting tne rerurn of our
I pa.tor tor another year to eontiri-j
I ue the wonderful program already
outlined by "him.
|_^ '1"ht Bookman's Club of I'rosperTuesday
evening at the honu of
Mrs. Nora Spearman with our fcjjb^
i loved pastoi: acting as hostV.MSp* <
| KJla Bookman the vet'y capable
l president of this club -had a very
splendid program arranged for the "
evening. After this part of the
>evtning's program had hot nl sue-1
cessfully . carried, out, a delicious
repast of hot chocolate and 0">ko
was served after which the club t
' adjourned to meet the following
YOUNG MEN'S 7
? IS SI'ONSOl
Annual CIi
durim; statu c
Township 1
Columbia; sou
Friday Nigl
From 8:30 P. M.
, Ml SIC
South Carolina S
Admission 50c Ta
Committee: Peter Smith, Rn
;!? l- rl. *- il? ..--i. ?- - - -
CLASSIFIED ADS
DIVORCE !
taim-rj within .sixty ,tlu> no delay,
fio annoyinj; ^puh.iicity. For complete
ami contidoi.tial information. ..
wi ite.
f. A I. FTNANTi: I
< Ol'.J'f >JtATION..
J'o|.e , liuialitl!',
*\Va>liiutrleri, I). <
If y?nf want \ot:r hair to u row use
RAIYH-TIIO-LENE
HA IK GROWER
It niukes stuldiort: hail S'olt. Sili.v
ami (. >y. *
FaiUGThr.-l.eho .Hair Grower jr.v a
Houkl Stiaiuht Jlieir Grower o"c !
Temple Hair (Jii wi r ~V j-- "Aiti". 4'
I'iysmmt. (?i?" . . 3(lc j,
Men's llaii- (Hi.j. ; , v _ o."k ^
9 ; ' v ? L
lieCistered in F. - !v Patent. Otliyo.
' Mail,' l.v
Mux-. IIilit-i I'nUe .l-yii i'-wiii
K-itfoivold Post (l!]ic>',
S. ..
Agents Wanted. . (
; .1
BAXLEY'S DAIRY
~TTR\f)l-: A .MILK ONLY
A former -'resident of Barnwell
County. We will_a4ijima:iate all
Negro Milk Trade of the Colombia
citizens. . i
Phones 9 3 5 0
REV. J. H. JOHNSON
, Offi.ce: 2029 Marion Street!
NOTARY PUBLIC
Dealer in Ileal Estate, performs
mania-re ceremonies, writes wills
Call to see him '
N O TICK
Open up for.the season under new
Management at
2029 TAYLOR ST.
A DELICATESSEN LUNCHEON
(THE GREY SHOP .
y piriiii'i.it...'?I U:?f>iunv LI
m. ? v/j/t iwyi / . n ? ii.W 1/lv 1 .
We Solicit the cooperation of the' ?
public. ;
ftpun. Mintlays at three (.1- o'clock
BsrananBHOM
EVERY KNOWN, TYPE OF ''
Laundry Service ;
AM). DEU XE
DRV (LEANING p
Cautious RoutemcjnJ. j j
"'NK\V4tlKTI!()ir* 81
LAUNDRY & DRY I
'< T.EANINf# CO. I 1
Phone 2-1823 I "
SPKCjlAL NOTICE! _
AII. visitors, both in and-nut of
the state \vh<> arc pltvpriim; to visit
the Northeast South Carolina
Annual Conference, which moots
on the .1()th of this- month in the
City of Sumter with Mt. Pi.-irah
A.M. K. Church, 2i"> \V. BaiTlett
Street will p'.-ase notify the pas- .
tor. that suitable ho mes may bo |
provided for you.
Res'pi cCl'vlly yolirs.
W i\lf \ i>.. < ...
? * . V . V-IV. \ \> 1 V'.Vl I UMl'I
P. 0- Box 703, . ,
Sumter, S. \C. 1
_. ; _ i
week at the home of" Mr. andtMrs.
(hit rch.
Our Annual Conference Rally i> ^
on. Don't miss the Twelve Tribes *
of Israel at Jit. Moriah Church on
the fourth Sunday night in this
month. Our proa! i> ?100.00.
On Sunday after the services >
were concluded, thepastor and presiding
elder enjoyed a delightful
feast at the home of Mrs.'Florence'
Williams. President of- Stewardess Board
No. 1. ^ - lTHI.KTK
( l.l U | ;
lINC, T11 K?
rand Bali
'OI.OR FT) FAIR T~^ 1
Auditorium i
TH CAROLINA
it, Nov.i^t .
Cntil 1:30 A. M.
BY <t
Jtate Collegians
X 10c, Total.60c^ J
iland Harris Soi^JHackshear J
' -i
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Page 7
When Going North
Over Highway 101
STOP IN RFNNKTTSYILLE
FILL VOI U WANTS
To by Rio h a r d so H' s
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l'harm;ui>i aiul I'lop.
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In liralit> ( plturi
li\f I an-o hlN Hair, Sflkilp.
(an ii-tilV ;;nd T'iiH_ I'laAjai
tiiai. ,'Khcir sv. i ti. r.a> trcwi
r<iyi;r:. H.avr. a*-i at< * "
a.ii mi tuad- a;*f * 'bare'"
pot- wh'rr?rtrrprtti'ii- ?
iwinl. WiJ'j a-, full jn.wth
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Box I'l'os.-Hip .fii! ' - l'><: '
1' irftiif t.xfia for { tarro
liOffi^toi'OV it: i S '" J'a'.ftit
Ml'.. .
m?itt> wanted \N rit? lor tortus
Made l>>
\l tut'. i-'an nit*' I.. Carolina
? i'^Ji 11 , Mn l.i1'1 i . I. - ?
(.iooorvUiwn./S,' .
WHILE IN NEW YOKK
STOP AT
woods ib e~W~:
' H () T E L
The 1 inesffDlff^Cd" lioTet
in Harlem
2121 7th -Ave. a< 1 42nd St W
New York. New York
| \ i iM.i'lIN 3-2400 |
Lef I s : .
o oiu- rr tla- i! that t .-tiiiiji'.f ->n * it
our llnnu I.nan Wi!)!;.
Artisans (' (, n t r ac t i n
C Company
'his (.' ntp'auy if !vpio>o:vU*.i !>y
. \V. Ik-aciiuhi arui ij. ji. "a"- .!..!
ni-.n-s :; isT- .
? - - "7" : 1 *" . .
FOR REAL
COAL SERVICE
\ nd Piirf?r,' f!enne*t
Phone 4341
i
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H A M I L TON'S
diamonds A- Watches
KASV ( REDIT 'i'KRMS
1811 MAIN ST.
'pen AH Night?21 Hour Service
ave your nickles .and dimes and
come up to sie lis sometime
While in Columbia visit the s
'S ks' I! e e r (harden
I.1N( II 14)N KTTK
I Murrv, prop. Phnhe
iuy2 \\ ASIil.N .ION MiCI-.hl
MADAM PETER'S
Ilair Grower
'or IH*easetl Sralp^?fitves Lif? A
leauty. BEST GROWER?apply
rice a jAveek?-PRICE 35c.
90(i Rlandir.g St. O/lumbla
Hunts Drug Store. Washington St.
homas Drug Store, Corner 7 a>
and- Harden Streets
USE ILVIRLONGEK
A Wonderful Hair Grower
(taken the hair prow I/ong, Full
nd Luxuriant. A fair trial will
trove ita wonderful worth.
lairlonger Grower 25c
'resning Oil 25c
'outage 10c.
ALSIK H, WYNNE,
Box 24, ?C^ot *'
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