The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 09, 1935, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, November 9, 1935
CARRIAGE ANNOl'NCEM EN'V
Union, November 4,?Mrs Itosji
Rrom/U? 1
*/imiiuuii , tfiinuuiici's Liii? liiftr-1
riagte- pf her-daujrhterr-Rosalie Rica
and Melvin I). Washington of
Greenville, Thursday, Oct. 151, at
their home, (5 Cornwell St.
The Ceremony was performed by
_.w Rev. Baton
Mr. and. Mrs.. Washington will
muike their home. in.Greenville. __
^ ANNOl'NCB.M KNT
Mrs. Mabel Brice wishes to :-n-?
notnretr-thfijnarriaKe"of her daughter,
Geneva Gt-Mhst- Nathaniel Mc,'
Nair on Nov. f?, l'.i:!f>, at. noon. Reception
.Thursday nieht, Nov. 14,
* lli:55. v
' -t-> ?^ > m 1?
VI1TU-V _
To the public, .
A small pocket bi <>l< containing
a silver dollar, a large brass nut/. Je,
the si/.eof a .silver dollar ur.d
Some small' 11 10- t<? -ilw.nl- ? ?i..i
:?;lar, or lill.le over, L nJ sonu'l i!> Hay
buttons, ono pair of silver cull
buttons, was lost. Please return
the cuff buttons to 1117 CliuisiKn
St. and be rewarded for the eulf
buttons; you* may have the tndiley.
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b ' CARD ?F THANKS
Dillon, S. C.
Nov. 4, lbof) j
To The Samaritan HeraUL :
By this method, I wish to -ex-j
!>'inmii my many tlundij an t hind"
est appreciation to nvy friends who
gave me their suffrage and sui}s
port which made it possible'for mrV
to be ylectod a delegate t > the en.
'i sueir.tr General Confei enci- of our
great yhurch, which~"meets ill New
York'-'City i.ext May.
Most sincerely yours,
h. A. AVoH..?
IN MKMOUIAM ,
In memory of our Mother, Mi's.
?- Fannie Hardy \v!u> departed this
life, No.vimbet id.-' HCUI
?
OK' how we'miss. you mother deaiv
It is more than anyone ean tell.
Sleep on niotlyr d ar ami tpke
^ your rest, =!
We loved you Ijpt Hod loves you
best.
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Children: Mat tie Owens.,,'Mamie
Cloddy, Ilatlie Wallace, Mary
> Green, Susie Wallace, Albertha
Dhrear, I.ulur Nixon. James Hardy.
Thomas Hardy, John Hardy.
"I.KS HONS A MIS"
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, Tt?s Hon Ami< loot -Tm^ilav njt *
at the home of Mr. Lewis Richardson
on Oak'Street.
f The nicotine: was called to order
by the President at eight o'clock.
At this point we were favored
with ail interesting program iii
which most of the members participated.
'
After tfnje.ying such a wonderful
program we w.nt into an hour of
business.
After the business hour had ex
pired, the young- nuyi spent a short
while playing' cards,, after, which*
they retired to their respective
homes.
, B. C. CIA B
p
Jno. IL-<Sat tor white
? With the final. plans-. completed.,
and eyithusiifttYn ixt a Very high
pitch, thr fijfth annua! "AvoPtvi-the
World Tour," spnnsoVed by this
club, prom fees lo be the great eI
vent of the season:."
After a great start at Benedict
College, Brazil, the tour will pro- j
| eee' into the city making four
stops and-then on to Progressive
Lake, Coney Island, for the final
treat.
You that go on this tour will be i
assured an evening of gr. at entertainment:-/.
Tickets are on sale
. at twenty-five-cents.
The club will ?mcet Wednesday;
r evening, November 20, at seven"
thirty-o'clock.
-1- TOETIC >1KI) IT AT IONS
(By Herbert Eli Dickson)
-PUZZLED
'7*! I truly cannot quite perceive,
-*No matter how hard I may try,
TIpw one as vivacious as you
Ceijld love one as gloomy as I.
* MY^TVIFE IS SUCH A SI MBKR
THIN<i
^ylife is such a somber thing,
4A. seemingly ceaseless misery,
That I'd greet death with wclcomehess
And follow behind him joyously.
-* *\Vhen agony comes to our lives,
r Death isn't the ernol thing k?ow
Uim one to be,
i But one who tries,
Half willing, it seems, to see us
through.
A SENSIBLE TCT^FOOT.TSTT
A many a serious tine filled the air
That herakled and happy night;
Btrt how do I know that it wasn't
my prayer
That helped him to win the
IX ME .MORI A M 1
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In memory of $lr. J. S. Collins,
d voted father and husband
departed this life Nov. 5, 1024.
Eleven years have passed dct r one, (
-|tut loTig -ror vflor plen^m'g ~f
V. still, , i
, Tlu-re isn't an hour that passes, <
-Tt.nt?v?..i' * ...i * :
hill. i
-Your lit'o was so well lived, J
Yofir many p:ood deeds are stamp- <
ed in our hi at ts, t
And yon \vill never die, " <
Yet, God gave you to us, t
Arid let us rail you our .own, i
But he knew when your wo'rk was t
finished
Ar.d took you to a better home. >
Sh ip on, 'out: previous one, I
Your preserve to us \\< -srMlear, " <
Some-day, oij the re-uri eetion :
nuon, .
We->rH-hope-to meet yon. there.Mis.
J.. S. (Rollins, wife; Mrs. K.
Seijtt, 'Mrs. G. .( . "Woodard,
daughters; Dr. A. J. t'ollins, son,
and uranil-ehildren.
TO ..
?. n. i? Lot t
1)0-1*,
Isn't "tilis .a Lovely day to be
dancing cheek to cheek. While
stars grzing with their accent on
Vniilh m:il;i < i)< <lii|ii)iiitiN fni- over _
Lrt mc call you sweet heart, for i
I am in love with you, ?ince you
re my Lucky Star. Honey every I
night at eight I feil as il I'm in
the mood'for l.;v<\ all over ;.gain. i
Promise "mc you'll be waiting at
the gate for me about a quarter to t
nihil with your top- h. t in your t
hand. Siiiee We're met, every now' i
and th?'n. I think 'of you at every :
brtth I t.tke and the troubles, i
double troubles. You saved my life
when?yrm?whispered,?"Lets?forth in
Love." Gee was I "Thrilling" j
You gave a broken heart > break
evcr.?>:ince, I've been trucking and 1
going to town, but;, whats the rea- j
son I'm.not pleasing you? Is it <
because Lulu's back in town? Oh I
well I'll wijty m\^ m il' a h ttcr.
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The Clurch Aid Club of First Naw
; > t-h?Baptist Church held its n
regular meeting October ,.'10, 10155 i
at thevhome of Mrs. Green, '220.'}
Stark- St. The nu etHmg^?was* ealLd
to order by the President, Mrs. I
Guest. I need tlUe every hour was |
liin-i'v; sertnt.ure-Mua.snii by M rs _
Jacobs 0th chapter I King 1-11
verse. Prater by -Mrs . Means.
Sorrg "I'll go, sent! ine" led by Mrs.
Thompson; I\Cy?r by Mrs. Hose- 1
mdnd. This en.A.I the devotional
service, then the Pie-ident took
charge of the meeting. The. lv.inutes
ol* the last meetiivl.jwere read I
niul approved.. .The'-ne\d ml i
unfinished business was taken up. i
The se.-r'-'.ai y t'all^ j^he .roll j-.nd !
Tfleh?.tin ipbet'?I'C^pyr.i.le i with?a?.
Bible Verse, as. they paid-their dti- *
s. Th?--mu.eting was then dismiss
ed with a song and prayer. A delicious
course of tea <rnd sand- I
wiclse's was served by Mrs. Green, t
Rev. \V. Al. Downs,, pastor, Airs, i
A. AI. Holer. H1 porter \
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? RADIO NEWS '
j'Pli -Kadio Social ("luh hchl tin*ir '
annual Ilallowo. n M' s'quarade ball
"TtT i T Ma 11 in * ball 't'hnnviay, Oct
I.'!(); l'.'.'if). .'I'In* hall \vas beautiful
! I.v decorate.] . nil a lijfht'd jack-o- J
i n was plaecd i.ircitly behind
the Quelufytrii'.-1 * Kv. I V one wore '
. a rust 11in frhit In , 11;ft11 m whist !< _
i.oi n, ,;attb or >im . thir.jf to^nake
i oi-e.. A group of white spVcllitu 1
v.< tell our /activity front the apposite
side of tlu Street,, and to
*our surprise next molding we rei'i
hi1.! compliments from several <
if the-men- and wotfi; n; fs.me said that
it .was the first affair in which
they had . seen our race use confetti
i. nil streamers, others said it
was a nice affair with perfect order;
ir.-ieply to the compliments
we thanked them and stressed the
fact that we have h en very sue-.
eessful in our attempt to main
Ik in goad ofrder at all of our af- i
fairs whether public or private. t
We met at the home of Mr. Wilton
Williams Tuesday, Nov. 5, 11)35. I
This iiu etin,g was carried out ii> i
the regular maimer with the mem
hefs being the chief discussers. 1
At t!u- close jof the mt.tiiig,
coci a, sandwiches, ' nd cake .were
serve J by the host: Next meting i.
will be held at the home of Mr. 1
Karnest .Wilson. 1
ITWOKTII LIC.ua K OF \
WKS^CY M. K. CHURCH '
The Kpworth L,'npn(. uf, Wesley
M. J. Nance. '. \
church Sunday, November 3rd.
I'lie topic for discussion today was
"I'mh 1st,i tiding Other Persons."
This discussion \V?;s hd by Mis. v
Opi ning son,e, I won 1(1, be true;
prayer, ltevu O. Hurnwicku-iillro- _j.
auction of topic, JM rs., Nance; in- ^
st'runier.tal . s: lo, Miss Dorothy
Hickson. Some stories' were told v
by Misses Ncrissa Anderson Claudia
Carter, Ruby Koseniond an I j
Kdith Frasier. These* stories were :
told in ordpf to bring out the
topic clearer. ?
Hymn?S" vior, Like a Ship.Nr f
Lead Us. Hymn What' a Friend j
We Have In Josuk, 1?i? .
Offering.
Lust hymn?Love Diviim, A J i
Loves Kxcelling.
all who attend',! it. The topic for
next Hun i.:y will be broader in .i r
senst, that is, UnderstamHng other
Nations and will be in charge of
Mis. P. K. Miivio. 1
IMease lonve out aril listen to" .
th'sc programs and we*'.- believe '
tlJ t you will bj greatly benefited, j ]
Let Us 11
Do Your * ^
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mrfBI i in iin i ?ir*> ? ' I tiJt i iim
rHE I PHELTA THI FRA.T AND
ULTURE CLUB SPONSORS A HOME
COMING DANCE
On Friday, Nov. 15, Benedict* i
'ulle^e i> host to State College I
unbnll team on then?honu- emu- H
ng day. This is considered t/
m.tstahaing game of the season 1
n i.hi> state/ and i^ -expected to _
Iraw thotpgivatest crowd of the '
rear. Itnvill be largely composed
'-uC Old C.rad.;". to cheer, the Tigers?
iij the victory.. The Tigns <
>ut to stop the scrapping: ~ButT 1
logs, which they Ifve tried to do
or the last four years, -but the i
learcst they could get to it was a i
ie. - ,
' The" social feature of the day
vill be a uance sponsored by the
!. F. T. aj>d Culture Club, ft the
,)dd Fellows Hall. The dance will
Start at 9 o'clock and go until the
vee hours'., of the morning.
MANHATTAN. SOCIAL CLUB
The Manii ttan, Social Club met
it the" home of Mr. John Bell, 1)11
Assembly St., November 5, 19115.
The nutting wus called to older
it 9 o'clock by the Presidint, Mrs
D Smith Opening song by Mrsr
Victcra' Baxlby_ "lie got his eyes
ViTTmn"-Scripture reading by Miss
Mnble Ashford; Psalm 122-1-0.
vtrsV, another song led by Mis.
Annie (In nt "I am on my way to _
Cannan" e.t.d a prayer by Mrs. D
Smith. There was another song
led by Mr. George Thompson "I
ni miwn r.cre crusting in your
lame." Tfwre were Bible verses 11
>y each Imcmber. beginning with--4
lie letter (P). The excuses from
he numbers who were absent 1. si i
n etinr we He excepted, received i
uuMadopted. Also the minutes of
he last meeting was read received I
snd adopted. The roll was o.'Ued
M.75. Collection for the expence i
reas-'U) e 50c. The club is very sor
*y to no that one of the members '
s very sick who is Miss Archie i
jilnioi-e, but they fill are praying
'or her to have a speedy' recovery.
fhe club vl s suggesting on givng
a Thanksgiving '.dinner follow 1
In* Palmetto Leader and look for <
"urther detatl. 'l'Vie j:tre nnv
-ot.sistod of hot chocolate, sandiviehea
and- cakes.?We adjourned Lo
"meet at the home of Mrs. Rosa
Clifton.
Bl ess be the tide that bind out |'
hearts,. the club recited the mix- ,
pah.
Our Motto; Leant hi cooperate _
end save.
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Avwpvivij} iU I >> > IHU I m DttAIL'y
IILYTIIKWOOI) SOCIAL NEWS j
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,A Birthday Shower- was given
it the home of Mr. and Mrs*. A j
?. Wilder of BlytheWood in honor
>1 tin ir_daughtels Mi;-s AVilhelnina
Wilder and Miss lMunvr .
Moirixon. Refreshments were ser
^ed?a-n+1?many interesting--^nws- ^
vere plyed by th*' younger group,
fhe game of the donkey party was
von by'Messrs Kli'Dtwy and Paul
larris. The judges were Messrs
\inos F. Wilder,* McClinton Dewy,
ml Lonnie Monison. The prfotfs
vgre awarded by Miss Is'ubel Marin.
Bi auti 1'u 1 not flow* rs were the iecoratit
irs an 1 the room was
ighted with candles.
Those attending the party were *
Misses Isabel. Klix.a end Ruby .Mar 1
ir. Mr. and Mrs. d. 11. lla.rxjs, M n
mc| Mrs. K. \fr Martin; Mrs. Hen '
y Crumpton, Messi's fJaul Ha
Cli 1)< wy, Willard, Cornelius,..Jam 1
s Taylor, l.onf mi Benson, Charlys
oiv Simon, Charles" Carnelius, Rob- .
it Benson and William Martin. '
t was a very ,1-holy affair and wt ? :
njoyed throughout the evening. ,
Vl'ter every thing was over the '
.hildren of the home went and
spent the night with their frier.ds *
mil left poof Wilhelmirta alone.
WAVFRLIvY SILVER STAR '
CLUB , . ' .
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The Wavcrky Silver Sti^r Club
v?et on Tuesday evening, at the
unite uf Mrs. Fi'.nces Smith, on
Yndleton St. The house was call d
to order by the president, Miss
\zalee Johnson, Opening song
ed by Miss Janie Raw lets: led jn _j
vrayer by Miss Inez Collins, syeoiul ',
orig Jed by Mi s Bessie Hampton,
tibio verses were recited by all. '
rhjie was a long business discusion,
after which dues were token .
ip. We were very glad to have 1
diss Beirice Jacobs as our guest. !
rhe hostess served a delicious
oilrse of sandwiches, tea and copk .
es. The Wavcrley Silver Stkr- '
L'lub request your present to i t- ;
end"their fall dance on Monday '
light. Nov. Ill, lth'15, at the home ^
Manning Ave. ^
BATESBCRC NEWS
Continued from page 2
?Ve hojve him y> speedy recovery.
Mr. Frederick Holmes whtf lias ^
incle, Jack Noble, has 'returned '
m.l is attending Batesburg High J
school. 1
Mr. Clai-ence Robersorv, Jr. of '
fMtfljsburg visited Imany fid end* f
11 Ridge Spring Sunday and wis J
vclcoir.ed by all. 1
We have a ninv scholar, coming
o school.- We arc very glad to
;avp d'i'n, Mr. Krankie Byrd, of '
?erry, S. C. ^ ^ ^ ' 1
LOVELY PARTY
<?eorgetbwn-?Lovoly~_ was the 1
larty given by Mrs. Viola Wilds, f
ruesd&y evening in honor of her J
dster and broth: r-iri-law, Mr. and \
VIrs. Ozbei'ry Ellerbe, of Dillon, S.
n Georgetown as Miss Rosa Grant. ^
rhe following persons were guests: -j
Vlisses Bonaparte, Bennetts, Emily
lohnson, Burgess, Shackleford,
Mrs. Davis, Wilds, Moses; Messrs ,
rom Moses Ben James, and Tom ,
Fraier; and Mrs. Rosa Lee, Mrs. ,
Ellerbe will reside nt Dillon, S, .G,,- #
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THE PALMETTO LEADER'
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. NOTICE
The Ladies Aid Anniversary
will be on at Wesley M. E. Chureh
next week every night. You are
kindly invited to attend the meeting;
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Mrs. L. E. Rosemond, Pres.; R< v..
P, E, -Mingo, pastor.
* * . NOTICE
?Theyc will be a speeial Hireling nf
the A. U. Club.at the home of
m*. i,. .\i. uaiiifls, zzisu uauiptori
Ave.. Sunday, November 1O.th, ltCJfi
it 4:.'10 o'clock: A'll members it re
urged to be present.
Wni. H. Burton, President
TIIK JM.LV 1<> SOCIAL ( Lt B
The -Tolly Sivt.-en Social?Chili
met at the home of Miss Kthcl B.
Williams, 1412 WhiV-.t St. The
m. cling was called to order by th.
President. A short piogra.ni was
rendered, after which the imcting
was opened for the-transaction.of
old1 and new business.
The lne-tinu was closed by iny:
irnr the club's sony, "Blue Moon."
" The hostc-s s< rved s?-'ndwiciies,
ice tea, cakes, and mints..
Kvciyoiie enjoyed a pkasanl e\*e s
ningv Our uoxt meeting will be. at
the honfe of Miss Susie B. Martin
in (TrcTrT St.' Vii.itors_axei_al\yays- -
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AURORA C'Ll'R
' Seneca, S. C.?The Aurora Club
met at the re side nee of Pjci". Alien
Putfe, as host. The President, .Mis
Kleta Williams, presiding. Aft' 1
the business part of the meeting,
the club entered enthusiastically in
discussion. Topic ^What/does*
the single teacher owe to society ?"
This discussion was opened b y
Prof. Cade and followed by othel
inenvbers of the club.
Two tables of progressive bridge
tyvre arranged, beautifully carrying
out the color scheme of black
jnJoH.mge. 1
I'he hvst then'serve^J a delicious
salad and punch course. Each"nn'nv
hel- enjoyd tho evening lo 'the "
highest. * '>
M()NTE( EE1.A SOC IAL t l i lt
:
Misses Vashti and Elizabeth
I swlr CAM nntmdnSn'..<l fix.. M * 11
^ vnv\.i VUIUVU Lilt; .dUUlVCClia
Social Club Tues<J-.y, Nov. 3th.
The meeting was called to ol der by
thv I'rehlent. We had a , very
interesting m< eiing. Eaei; mem- "
ber made ; short talk on some kind
of plan for th?? club ill the present
and.future. We w 'nt to make it
better then it has.been in the past,
flu minute,.- wete read ahd adoptd.
The roll was c.ilh d and dues
tvero collected. '
One of our members, Miss Ernes-tine
Goodwin, bade t?he mem-',
o.rs farewell. ~~J
^ We t d.j(>ui noi to nn et at the _
iiDine of Miss Catherine Lewis..
\ delicious: sitJad course and tea
ivere served.
The rest of the evening was
spent in gieit fun. .
Tin: CROTKRI AN CUB
.Abbeville, S". t'. XnVtunhe.r Rd
Tizitig- the fact that organiz;d
4women-hood is-the greatest of
ill events, a group of young wouen
met at the home- of Mt.s.
^ephia Tayli i,?llarrislmrir St.. to organize..
Keeping efficiency in
uinl aiid with Miss Jessie G. Fair
ifficiating the following offie.rs
vere elected: , <
?l'lesid' lit. Mi?/.ephi .?Taylin . vecpetary,
Miss 'Ruth V. WTiite;
See., Mrs. Bessie Jones;
Pros., Miss Sallie Fair; Reporter,
Miss Ethyl M. Taggart.
The club >s composed of Misses
fes-ie and Sallie Fair, Mary R.
I'ope, Kate- it. Rressley, Ethel M.
Taggirt, Mesdanics Azalee Fin
ley, Xemiiia Edwards. Zephia Taylor,
and Be.-sie Jotiep. On last
rhursadv ' tho" club nfet at~-the
lome of the Misses Fair, .Sonic j,
plans were "msdc for Die S'oar. .
Several ruffeis of bridge were
played.
The hostess served fish salad. '
vafeis and iced tea. The members
'eparted to meet at the home of
VIrs. Azalee Kinley, Popu4?e St.
IVe are planr.m; 'oii^uuxte a- sucrcssful
year. "Watch us grow."
Miss Catherine Latimer sjKnt
.he week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Larkin Latimer and
eturned Sunday to hex' work in
Newberry, S C., as 11. E. teacher.
Miss Annie Green, teacher of
!L E. at Pendleton, S. C? spent
.he week-cixl with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Green.
Mrs. P.'.nnie Heard is spendihe
X f.-w davs in tin- G' te City of tinsouth,
Atlanta,'Ga. with her hus>an?l,__M
r. ? Augustus Heard.
LADIES BE FRIENDLY CLl'B
Winnsboro, S. C., November 4th
rho Ladies Be Friendly Club has
iust ended theii-1 hree months. At
his time the money is used to pur-,
hase things :for each member. We
lave tbirty-nrnc financial members
;wenty seven received white home;pun
cloth. Each member recdiv?d
fourteen yards. Twelve memiers
got sugar. Each received
;w(]VC and a half pounds.
I his alt flip given at till'
tome of Mr A Ella Fold which was
jeaiitjfully gftporated with flowers
'or the occasion. " . ??-On
Wednesday night, October
10th a large crowd" enjoyed a salid
course, crackers, cakes and co
;oa. Several club members gave
nteresting talks and road papers.
Some of the men of the Dunbar .
Social Club made talks also. Rev.
L?. A. Barber of the A. M. E Zion
eryone attending will remember
diese remarks. It gave new life
snd inspiration. . (
Our club is one year old. We
ire progressing nicely. We have
raised over qne hundred dollars
luring this time. "Together we .
tand, didived wa fall." ^
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MR, AND MRS. J. AV. KM DRY
HEKJO
. Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Kmhry of
New York are a^ain with u.-> and
no doubt to :-tav.
We Wck'oiiif themto tlioir old
homes .in tin "Suyny South" and
Mope that-tin if love lor their f ? 11i?
ol the past will" ni-i.vv stronger
and that they will realize how beau
tiful "mother nature" appears in
h, r ri b>? "1 until, trimmed?in tin'
beautiful cojor of the golden sun-:
fight, in tlie ^Southland.
They, have t-Ome here to make
themselves as builders to Columbia,
for they have- established a
very attractive- delicatessen .named
"The Little Gray Shop" at'lio2y
Taylor street. This building was
erected there by .Mrs. M. M.. Grill*ai
im tn i-y?uil her t-w-n??trno'
died during the World's War while
in service.
\t.... is ? I? ?
i?nf. ijiiiury is- me daughter of
Mrs. Grilliri. and she is her; to re
lievc her mother 'of soinv of her
responsibilities. .{ * ' "
Make them welcome by patronizing
them. Tlu y'" have the nicest
break l'ast>ira.lmichps-. .diuner.s and
supper^ and everything nice that
you. want, at prices to suit you.
So it is to the people of Columbia
that Mr. and Mrs. J. \\\, KmLry
and their two sons, Russell and
-Zachariah make their bow.
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ZION CANAAN It Al'ITST
.CHl'ItCH
Rev. A. 1'. Porter, Pastor.,
* State Park?'The 'Young Peoples
Progressive Convention will convene
on the 1 l.th ol" November,
(Monday) 1935 Rev\ K. A. Moss
will have charge oi'^the ]>r?-aching
Thcr public* is cordially invited to
attend. Preaching service'will begin'
every night, at H sharp. ,?.
^Deacon G. \Y. IiutUr, I'les,
llJeacon R. 3 Branch, SOCT 7
specials!"
Friday & Saturday
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/VII NhirK XI m
All 1.19 Shirts 1.09
Hvoryone a Wodmy.nl V^hirt
and Carries Samfe
_ Qua rantedV
CUT-RATE
"IKN'S SHOP
For I:cm- mjcal Smartness
J I'M) MAIN ST.
When <Tokrg^ North
Over Highway 101
5TOP IN HEN-NETTSVTLLE.
FILL VOl R WANTS
Toby Richardson's*
FT R I C STORK
I)itr(.'S?F(M'NTAIN SKUN K ! :
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TOIJV Jl!< II AHDSON. ~ ~
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HOMF-'COMI
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TTIK 1I I/1TRK CM'H?T
ODD FELL(
Friday Night, Ncr
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ti)tiui> i! s;. v litup. Koori ily
I longed for iv.,t . ii.in.is, parties
aifor a life fi'l.a h...riii:;i;a).-i?llu
love of a certain i.. :o. ' . ( haoplnes1
it seento<l, wasn't i ts., u for me.
_ One day a ffTeno (> . wise. "Otln.
girls are more p ool .r i .hii^v.iu," sl'.i
stai.I, "because t.< nr is soft ami
rdiilailt. Wbile \ . ?: . . loll, m4*s~cW~
ami lifeless." No t .1 .'.i of faee or ligti..
can make up lor i handicap. lis'
their beauty se? iV tise (lo.lefro) 's
l.arlense. I J,
I tried this ren.a. i.... fe preparation
and the results v . e s iiip'.y amazing
It made my lialr Young again, sparkling
with loveliness tfs.tt won the m^n
If your At* ^ GC
tiraUr can't gff ^
supply yon "?/ _ . A
fOPlHOY MANUFACTdHINQ COMPANY
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CLASSIFIED ADS ,
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I I'AITII TIIU-EENK ^
HAIR GROWER y
- -It make* ytubimm iuxii Soil, Silky I
and (ifu.-sy.
I'diix h-'l'-iD 1,1-iif llaii ('K;\sx-i 25c Y1
1 l(iulj)c Straight Man 50c At
Temple Mair Grower 35c a
I'ri-ssinif. (til 50c m.
Men's Hitir Gloss 25c dir
sm
Hcgistrrrrt itT 1'. S. I'atcnt Oil ice.
Maiic 1 y "
Mine.'Kthol l'uti c .Ki ici s'on
. . Kilgc\vnl-i I'.ist Ollicc, *1
% ' t.'ul j-,..l/ia( S. 0.
.Au'ciiU Wanted..
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IKY Kin KNOWN TYPE OF | a
Lauhdry Kerv ice
AND DELINK s,?
DRY 4LK \NL\(; ^
CaQtious Koutemen l'
NEW METHOD :
LACXDRY & DRY f~
CLEANING CO. I ...
Phone 2-1823 | oc
REV. J. H. JOHNSON *
Office: 2029 Marion Street. "~~
NOTARY PUBLIC !
Dealer in Heal Estate, performs 1
marriage ceremonies, writes wills
deeds, mortgages, claims, etc. j
Call to see him
XOTlCli f?-~
Management at
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A DELICATESSEN LI NCHEON
THE GREY SHOP
Proprietor J. \V. EMBRT.
- We eoljcit '1 he cooperation "1 the - ?
public.
(J|?on Sandys at three (3- o'clock
Mamie Bradley's
BEAUTY SHOPPE =
Beauty Craft. Marcel Wave. FinI
tier W ave. Croquignolc, a SpecialL
~ - ty?Brago System ^
I I'hopo .">721 2'22S Hampton Ave,- -yoi
W A X T E I) ! ' V
Young Cooks. Maids. Nurses and
Silk finishers. Come to see us at
1 ir
Once?several good openings. We j
can heTff vott it you want a good i'h<
job. | -
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Employment Bureau Z:
l~~' - 1521 Main Street
Jinom 7 ,1'hone ;1S6(?
NG IXVNCE I ? '
itI-:I> HY?.
HE 1 PHEETA T1U FRAT g
)WS' HALI>
cember loth, 1935 I 1
Collegians I
? ? 10c Plus Tax I
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wanted fut niy wry own. Timyiil, Ho n
called mi' lijs "one :md only." - '
Von can't fin>I ilio man you u.ml.
Boa
< ray. streaked. faded ami off-color
hair doys mrke a iliiTerci ic c. Km doy't
worry about ii. I.ci t.ooefrnj'* l.arlctise 190ii
iinlot'k ihc door In mniaiiio and Scad Colli
you to happiness. as il did mi'. ', ....
'"t.ITfTcdse IT ils fSsyTii Use asffn ordinary
shampoo No f oss; no hoi Kit. Just
apply.m home, 'faieslmly 15 mtnliles:
(inlof comes cii'iily: jot black, black?
-jbtritf?inerflhni?r>r?Hull I?tirmi ll ? or , ,
blondt: \ViJ;^not rub off or wash off
and will Ingraml last, (id a (ull-sl/e |
brittle ffom ytiiir dealer on money-back I. I
Auarantpo.. Get it TODAY.IDEFROY'S
Mai
. and
veuAe =
fich HAIR co/or/nq i-?
I kk t>DOV/F n
ri:O0ft 0LIV1 STRICT, ST- LOUIS, MO.
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JUST |
OUR ~ ff!lif\A\
BEARDft^
last science has found a way to remova
beard without shavine. No more raior ?
scraping, no cuts, no soap, no bother,
srely apply Magic Shaving Powder at
ectcd?then wipe off, leaving a clear,
ooth skin. 'Don't wait! 35c buys .a
lerous size package at any drug store,
you w^nt to try before you buy, write
igic Shaving. Powder Co., Dept .15;
annah, Ga , for free trial sample.
Fan-O-Lin System
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Tit Beauty Culture
vc r.\N-()-I,l\" Hair,. Scalp,
in'liuir ;;nd Toilet Preparation
trial. Their worth has been .
<<veh. Have ami are growing
ir oti bald heads and bare
ot> wh li directions" are foliv'e<j.
? Will profntjte- a full
ewtlf nf -Hair. .
Box' Haii .Grower -i $0.35
Box Special Hair Grower ' 40
B' x Sealp Soap 1 PQ
Box Pressing Oil \ -45c
]< cents i?*tra for pusttige
Registered in U. S. Patent
lice.
tents wanted Write for terma
. Made by--V - .
Mine. Fannie 1.. Carolina '
lUii'.i 11 iyr.lt Market Street,
Georgetown, S. C.
BIHiflHl \y
WHILE IN NEW YOKE
Slot" AT ' ;
,W O 0 D SI D E - _JIO
TEL ?. :
The Finest Colored Hotel
in Harlem ,i'.? 2121
7th Ave. at ?142nd St.
.New York, New York? ???
Al 1)1 BON 3-2400
Let Us
_t)i)o i f th^ ?M4nit estimate on
Ji'-llniiK- Loan Work.
rtisans , Contracting1
Company^ ?
is Cviupuny is represented by. ? ?W.
lit-tt-fiiinm.iuul -lvr if- Hagood
i)!K*S o-lfe7 bo'jo FOR
REAL
COAL SERVICE
And Purest, Cleanest Ie*
Phone 4311
i A M ILTON'S
iamcnds & Watches
EASY < REDIT TERMS
l<;ri MAIN ST.
it All Niejht?24 Hour Service "
i' your nickles and dimes and
lime up to see us sometime
KTTTT in Columbia visit the
Rs*' B e e r Garden
1.1 N( II EON ETTE
durry, 1'rop. .Phone 6569
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[ ABA AT PVTITD'C
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Ilait Grower
Diseased Scalp?Gives Ufa A
uty. BEST GROWER?apply
. a week?PRICE SSc.
i Blnnding St. Columbia
ills Drug Store, Washington St.
mas Drug Store, Corner Taylor
and Harden Streets
'?-vfce* * >' " a
... ... 1' 3 3 ~ 1
SE HAIRLONGEU
V Wonderful Hair Grower
tea the hair grow l?ong, Full ~* j
Duxurinnt. A fair trial wiH /
re its vonderful worth. * " rlonger
Grower 3S? '
ering- Oil ^. He 9
'age lt'c.
ALSlE P. .WYNNE, ?< ' %
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