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t _ J- Saturday, November 16, 1935 : i : I Mrs. Bessie liuinpton of 10US Heidt St. is hom>' a^ain 'vil'tor spendiny a pleasant sumiji'r in I Brooklyn. New York as tin- {-iiest I of Mi!?. H. Peterson; wiiile in New ** York, Mrs. Leoia Katoi\ of \\". 151th St. (Harlem) tfa\e a vcrj ' (IpliiHhtt'nl n........ ..? m.... ? rr- ~-wi .wi >. HL.nfpton. She i'also reports of ?-hiisiiur a giarij--|ii?i- in . 1 phia, Pa. Mr. and Mis. _\Viliaiuf Scott-an.. Miss ALaxine' Jel'iofs of lNiila ilphia -motored hue this we*k to spend t.i week- with 'relatives. and f friend's. Mr- an.! Mrs. Scott'are stopping witl'i Mis. S.-oil's parnets, .Nlr, .nr..1 Mrs. 15. Burns on Senate St., And Miss J offers with her aunt, Mrs. Holmes-on I.ir.e. In. St. CARD OF THANKS The children of the late M s. Mahalia Burton, wish to thank their many friends for the kindness r>uu? ii. ulii iuj? inu nuuir> in K~K.II.-I. m* '? f ANNOINC'I-MliX r "Mr. and Mis. Curtis A. K.nndy wish to at.nour.ee tin.', birth of a -- 0 lb-baby gill. Ruhliii' ,Il:ih. trrrnr 7, .Mother >. "n 1 baby are doing- fiinv REV. KICK OF ALLENDALE ILL f Tht* citizens of Allendale rl'gret j the continued-illness of Rev. "T?7nJ;' Rice, pastor of Ilappy^Upnu*-Baptist Church. lie has beiii P pat h ut in the TriCounty Hospital, Orang'eburg-, S. C,' since October 4th. ^limbers and friends are hoping he will scon lie well and able to return home.. ? r ' I -IX MKMORIAM. . : In sacred and'loving memory of ;?mir deal1 iimlhi r.?Mrs. "?<-n-~;iniim ! Warley, who departed tins.life* five. years ago, November H>, 11050. In a grave '.tard sweetly sleeping! | Where the (lowers gently wave, ' . Lies the one we love .so dearly* i But whom we could not save. ' . And the angels love to lingerWhere our darling loved one sleeps. I More and more each day we miss Friends may think the wound is healed, ' ; But they little-Knou the sorrow That lies within utfr""hearts eon- , _ coaled. Mrs. M. C. Johnson, Mrs. C. t A. Brunson, Miss tiardeniit War-1 ley, -daugliles^- M r. Cm me Warley, Mr. M. T, Warley, Mr. Kddiu 11. Warley, sons. . B. C. CI.I B _ .Ino. II. Sailer-white The efub decided rrr-its last;meet t?-ing-to lvej^make Ifonu-coming day i a {treat-day. Former students and | jvisitors will he entertained,and ser-. ' ived immediately alter th" game in the basement of Che Library. A I prize will be giviti l>y the club to I the group that has-the h st deeoI ra(edbuilding-in 11-the.day. j After the thee ting the ofttirn I .body visited the new Library for | inspection, an 1 was greatly pleasI ed with the arrangement: The "Tour Around the ' World" I was a great sueeess. Kveryone I'seemed to have enjoyed himself. I You may plan to go again next 1 vesv (The next meeting of the club, >vember 20, will be of importune (1 the Executive Committee'lirjr.ull. former students'of Benedict ' dlejre. to meet in the Music" Stu> tjt seven thirty o'clock. THE L1CKY BIRD SOCIAL The Lucky Bird Social Club met the home of .\lr.s. Amy. Nathan 9.Ct B|rs<qui St. T)1 meeting is caihd to order at it usual , ur. 'with Mr; .lames Kcnn dv J esidirur.The opcnir.ir sons; was J I by Cha'jil fit. '.Mrs. McCoy. '! IhinC on me." Prayer by Mr Jamesc Kennedy f j I'ipturevTesson by Mrs. Amy Nann, 1 1: LI It vise of Sr?Luke. ie closiilgr devoti nal son^ led Mrs. Annie Porter, "Sometime Feel like my time isn't lonjs." The Chutes of the last meeting were, hd and stood approv d. '^'hc n:w itrt rnfinished business is ro d and ?tood approved. Ivfe siekwst: Mr. McPaniels, r. \ Sanv - McCoy. The roll was IJe'i; collection SL'db. No. prent l9; visitors none. Mrs. John ^ oun jcxi l111. *1"#-; m'iih# THE (yi EEN ESTHER ( IR( EE 1 ' \ ? ? , ? Wo m'\t at the ham-:?nf E. Hunted. The meeting was up- ' enod. by the President. We sang ; "What a fi'jend we live in Jesus." ' Prayer repeated by ail. ~ 1 ?.The business -part 'of the meet ing was opeped. Wt planrtt .1 to 1 have a party on the"22nd of Nov. ! 1Q35. The puolic is invited? Adm._' lOe for all. It Wijl be .;t the Y. W. C. A. beginning.at 8 p.< m. - * A Harley ' reporter ? ' M R. Roserrfond, president.. J : NIK DRAMATIC CUR OF? SIDNEY PA UK The rciruhiT nn cTtrrjrTrf?the^Bra untie Club was held ?t the hort^e 'f Mi<~ Ann. Hi[lf N'l-I^tn Plans Vere pi U j lor a chicken sup l?er .tto he held at the home of Mrs. Klisc tieodwiii on Monday, November 18th. We are also heuirninir rehearsals for a pi' y that I... M- > .. -m. cv/ LU III I/ll1 IIIinT. 1 ill? proceeds of both of these will <ro '"" it"! :"_ui:._gJuiiuiL .charity l'muL? Tlie Dramatic Club was oruaniz cd on December 11, 11)20 i ml has al\v.:iy.s..batl for it's purpose?the helpiiiir of the loss-lortunatos of Columbia. Last year during Christina*?tjinie we jjavo ,'W> baskets , 2 corns Mf wood, fruit etc. We make a'ntiual trips at Easter time to the Tubcrculosis camps and 0 rry a program an'd Easter tli.eoi'.?We?bav 1 so visited?trhtr p.t'rTTent iaryl -Wt*. have been aide to do this ! a:1 1 v t hj a > u trb t m eOp p e r a t Lo J V .o f_ tITe" citizens at our plays, . the citizens .4t our plays, tots revue, ' nd suppers.. We are a Rain itkkintr your cooperation in trying; l-to-spread eh per this year. K1' V AIi FKIENDS SOCI AL v CIA H ' ^ ' The Royal I'riends Social Club not at tile Odd F1 Row's Hall. 1 uesi.ay, .\ov. l2, at eitflit > CIOCK. The meetih:*. Was called to order hy the President "sintfinjf the op pitiir so: jr. 'My Country Tis of Thee,' I,uul\s prayer repeated in oneeit." Th roll w*s called" No. pro ,nt tiir..'; visitors none. The minptcs cf the'last nieetintr .vole raj ami stood approved. The m ;>e W.as thy'll opined* t'ui blisi n, s.-'. The . President made some hfoo.l remarks about a dance which the eh 1) disciissc.d and ,approved, vvliieh Will be Ft id -y, Nov. 2d, !Po5. at tile. (>;.d Fellows' Ylall. l lie carps* affair was express.d and derided J hat estch number will ak^ eafe of tlumselve-. about the .uyitpr i d th e satisfaetion bf .the liltipj; part. ( dncerninw' tln ii eaps. 'I'he officers who liiade remarks in the, irii.tiiiK avert'. first Pre-idem.- Mr." Putl'l' sfinttp~S.e? olid \'.ice President,-K/.eliicl Ow-*i?-; -third Mr. Thomas Ponder .Tres, Tlu Prvsii^ent ek sed. the .lueticr, with the' closing sonp'. "Till \\y meet attain/' Iviward Adams, Reporter r rui?nrvmiKi'i'i i*? . Tttesliy ev'.uirijyr Miss FrUriclria iM-vi^ entertained I.,,* Demoiselles in i th;ii* jfiV.'Sts with tJ.*irv.v tablvs I' wiiisi at her home on GerVais St. 'I'll ^in-ts ware greeted. b; .Mi s 1 >aviii ami in.it'rd to find ih. ir plan's at theutl rartively arranged tables. Both the living room and-reci/ptC r,'hail wi.re tasti _uJ1y ilu'o' lae I with, marital;is and . In ysant.' eniunis t'nrmint? a piitt,\~ scttingMn- 12 con.^.nial play1.nn: Wren cards were, Did' aside, th. iiijrh scon- prizes- were wen by. Mrs. I.my .(Backer) Marshall am Mi. IL.nd'l Cupiu's aiid.. lew core jii'hi.ri. t<? Miiis flattie Counts aiid Mil Wille Foj^ny. , - A salad eotirse with?hot; tea was sorv .1. . * . ' " Miss AdiUe-t?l ^U.n w ill entei ai'r Fees' Lk-fftidselnjdut her lovily home oil Deceniberf rliAl. Ill i: W AV BULKY SI Ij.V'hiH * t I.I B 7 ? * .J& Thy Wavi rhy Sil.<r Stay Club ou t on. Ti|f's<!ay vvrninj;. iit tin !ioni.--'n>i- Airs.' I! ssiv llumpinn, on II; i t St. I i e house was railed o odder by t lw l'i esidei.J, Mrs. Mayjri! J.oh:i.?en. , Opi uinjr sirti-t; led by Miss AzaI. e Johns, it; lei in pryaer by Mrs. Ft -nees Smith, second sonji^ by Ai is - Marie AI ei lyersou; Bible versus w*ere recited bv all. The roll as. call <J" ;tiui each me-mbcr paid : 11v-:1 * .11? -\vtile e was i hart business ei.'.cussion. We ; <id * ti .Mr. and. M V. Jen ..lhan f .u'W \ *?rJk as ou." guest--; visi. iiis au always welt-?i. any . nV.. T!y. 'hostess ?fs a , dcli m'.iis niui.'iy of >." >;uo. :.ia. i; 'us an ! lrtl.'V. toine oil up. to our full dance oil - Monday night. Nov. IS. V'l.f?.- at the : me o; Air". :.! N r. lVrry Austin. IA aunii i; Aw. (lopd ic i our Inotio; ? "irrplTtei", MTss J. Rawles ? m .MANII VTTAN SOCIAL C I.I 15 Th. i.saltan Social Club nict it nr<y*-of Mrs. Rosa Clifton \"s\?Dtk?|TteiV.~" JJi'lTe'nnei ting was ailed ,fff?1hr*lei'Mi?>i- tin Clhaplain, at] S o'clock. .Opening song led' by Mrs, (bna (B) Hall ".Mil.-1 Jesus l?- ar tlx* Cross Alone."?" =? STCrtptttre i". aditg by Mrs. IA/./A,. A. \oung, 1st- I'salm 1-6 verso. We- Were fed in pil-yer by ? Mrs. rLorge (T) Kdinondt another song" >y Mrs. Victoria Baxlcy "Steel a-Aity to Jesus." There were Bible rcrses by each member beginning ivith the p ltai A no abe r song ivns loJ by Mis'. Rosa Clifton, 'Down on ni<? Irfiwl " \V;> l? <1 ; ?ry splendid c.? voticnal service, which' tYia le the whole hou-e happy I "^Vi?"arc very, very gl.i d to see that the Club members are still 'rising and shinning, giving God their ^lory.'jj ''After devotional <eivice the j^nse was opened for ini<iiu .'a??Lrrrr?mnmius of the' fast incefltja was rreVd. received ird adopti'l* -The roll was called. [,'ollfij;ion for'the club $2.1)0. ^Ve adjourned to meet at the home of MrsirElia- -Johnson, The refreshment eotmft'd of fruit, Pake, s 'lad iird hot chocolate. The meeting ^s'ealb'd tb order by singing TickI be with you till we Vneet again." The c 1 ub recite the?irtbrpah. ?~ , Our Motto: "Lt-am^to Cooperate dnd save." ^ i_ '"v - THE ROSE SOCIAL CU B The Rose Social Club held its J meeting at the home of Miss Eth- , el. Robinson, 1622 WaverJey St. ruewday,! Nov.. 13; 1836) ? c - n o'clock. The meeting was called i to order by the President. First : selection "Love Lifted. Me." Prayer was led by Miss Luberta Jone-'. I S.conch selection "^VVfiat a friend." j Then were favored with a program by the progiv m committee. -Solo bv Miss Bernirt_ Kriefi a rendu ing by Miss Mildred Boney; duet by Misses. Rebecca Rose and Mildred Boney; a reading.by Miss Mar on llrown. An Instrumental so-1 lit Vt\r A! i<n T .nhii-f M .Tonn; Aft.i*! which the devotiopals came to a close. The i*oll was called an<l ea-h member responded with their bible verse and their fee. After which the minutes were read, 1 ereived and adopted. Then wc wfcnt into a discussion of old ami new IntaLness. We di.srus.ic.j iiij ny iiu^ lerlstiug -facts.-that .would bem lit the club. No more business was transacted and we adjourned to nieet at the home of Miss Willie Hitler, 2320 Senate St., Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1035. Miss It the! ltobinson, President; Miss EtHeT Rose, Sec.; Miss Marian Riown, Reporter. RADIO NEWS The?Raiiiu?Social Clllb .met . t the home oi' Mr. Earnest Wilson Tuesday, Nov, 12, 1055. As every one l<nows new and bitter radios ar<., being made each yet r, so in this meeting we beg.au making the 11156 Radio ijuei.il Clubr All books pallet's and business' of the elub for ll>3.r) must receive the atun-1 tioii ul'i the members on ur^ before uary of 1WG we are going to ma mes of the Tubes uf. (members) and their position in the 1U30 sit. Keep your ear on the Radio of 1'JoO so that 3your eye -way fall on the IS io of l'JilG, and leaving yt>u in that fix. The host servoi sandwiches, cukd and punch. V-~ The next meeting- will be holu at the home of Mr: Albert Harris. John \V. Johnson, reporter THE LES BON AMIS CI.I ll The. las Bon. Amis met at the home of Mr. L. Steward on Gervais St., Tuesday night, November i2th. The meeting vCas culled to urdi 1 ,..y the l-'n- .sident, .Mr. L. B.. Rich_ng wjus opeflt'il with a short devo '.ion, after which the president ook chat go .of tluCbusness for the night with each member taking an active part. After- all the .at - iness of the evening Iiad been transacted, an hour u'. s spent given in socializing. Ev-ery one seem tl to have had a delectable time. to have with uss Miss Louise RyiiT also Messrs Andrew Home, Thomp - till IVjL'C'vltT, 1111(1 .'\1V1I1 I TlOllI JJSOI1 if .Allen' Udiversity. . Tli se young nicn will become I members of the Les Bun Amislub next Tucv-day. nrghL- YYV-are proud to have ihy young men with The inxt nu.-tin ; will be on Ta'.t ay night, November lDt'n at the ,i(iino of Mr. Ciipson on Lady St. VAI RORA" CLl B NEWS .Seneca, S. C., Nov. 5, 1 U.'lfi? -Prol'. Roy T. Kinley, principal of the Oconee Training school and . n officer of the Aurora Club roy ally entertained the chtb,- at his lovely residence. The ' first part of tie- evening, the club enjoyed the following particiiy. nts of the program: Reading?Fruui Dunbar's suLction, by Miss. Johnnie Bynum. Pa pe v?S u b j e c t?" What uses .me can make Of a deck of card," by Miss CI. Mae U^V'"'ns. Discussion?Subject, "Is "Iti-ly justified in making her invasion in Ethiopia ?" Led' by the President, Miss Fleta Williams, followed by Prof. Allen Code, who made the Jub see Italy's view point. Prof. Kinh y an i Prof .--IDumun-Williams gve interesting points in favor in I n < "> ? t lin iii'oef inn it 11 > I vi iv vjui.Tuvir *? *. business was brief ami the club then entertained by Miss Bertha Washington, who in some wry interesting games. The club was delighted to Id ve Prof. J. C. Decks, member of the Seneca Junior College faculty as honored guest, who gave very timely rcm'arks on the question of?the evening. Miss Fl?'t;r Williams was wiiuier of a lovely jewel box, pie sented by Miss Washington. ?The h<)-l sf-t'VOd -."hlost delicious rourse of punch and angel food ;-ake and later <a large tray of assorted fresh fruit and mints were served; B~ch member was lost for words of expr<*ssior> for a?lovely evening. TIIK (RISADKRS CLUB The OrmCders met at the home of Mr?Brown, 2212 Washington St. We had a very.good program which was enjoyed by all who were present. After the program the I'res^ont took charge of the meet inn;. We observed the eld and new business. We will meet at the home of Mr. Byrd next week. . Visitors are welcome at .ell times. . . ?? ? ?< ?? Tin: ward 1 willimT work ers ( LI B The Ward One Willing WorkClub had a Silver Tea at the horiTe^of Miss Jannio B. Wolfe, l.'lOrt Wheat St. SiThtJ-y, Nov. 10. A very few visitors were present. Miss Lucy .Tonus, the Vice Pres., welcomed the visitors. Mr. Silas Stnith made a Jovely talk. Many beautiful song tvere sung. Miss J. B. Wolfe served delicious tea, cake, candy. Miss L. V, Cheese THE PALMETTO LEADER bovo had the club meeting ut hei' home, 1G33 Assembly St. Tues<Jdy Nov. 12, with the Vice I'ivs. presiding. ? The meeting was called to or-der ?ml opened with the club sofi^ led by Miss S.illie Brown ^ prayer uy airs. lnumpsun; mole versus, were heard by all oi' tin members. The minutes were read, motioned by Mrs. Pearl Wolfe, second by Mrs. ltessa Ch' e-cboro. The roll was called und the nn inbers rewas closed. Mrs. Eva Mae Moss led the closing song. Mis. Lucy Jones,'the Vice Pres., le^ the closing .prayer, "Lord watch, between me and. thee while We ore absent one from another." A. U. CLI PS MEETS . On- Sun,.ay, November?hi,* l'.?:if> the A. U. Club'met at the home 01 AxVw-to complete - pJansX- for ? its animal trip aroun the w.dt'ld which will take place Monday night, Nov. 18, 11KJ3. This was the first meeting ovei which our new Presiddent; Mr W. A. Burton, has presided.; Those \\'.to know him, say that the club made no mistake in electinir this enegertic young man a? . its leader. The crowd that *w 5 prUSeFH was an expression of the interest of the member* of the i Lib in its tuw leader and also an expression of th?' support that-they will gi\e him in carryng out* the, aims, of the club. We extend to all .of the citizens of Columbia an invitation to join us in our annual trip around ft he World, Mouday night, November 18th. The fare will be only 26e. Gtii'?. leave?Gi and Co ntral Stafion (Allen University) at 8 o'clock. Come i. nd enjoy yourself. The next club meeting will be Tuesd y night, Nov." lt?, in tlie University Library. ..v.. tm U It KEN WOOD CO. TKACIIKKS* ? ASSOCIATION Citeiiiwood County; Teds hers' As soeiation met at Last Ln I school W.e-ii's.ay, Now li, At -1 p. ni.. with tin- i'lcsidcnt, Mr. ii. .). Sand ers, Jr. presiding. After devotions, the minutes wu e read -and . dopted. Tnis being the svcond meeting quit'1 a large number jbf teachers we're present. : The?President?spokir-bv+ofly of I lie work., and of tno splendid cooperation given by each teacher la-t year and '. sked that th> sain?_ spirit exist -right straight thru the year. Quite a number of t'eaohers-registered for the State Teachers' Association. The President ask'd that every tof.cher come piyp'ared to register at the- next 'meeting.The subject tor discussion was their causes." The. g/oup -leaders were Mrs. t aro Williams, Miss T'ox * and the" President'.* Each IJ-dcr was wide awake on the sub* .ject and scenud to have made c.iia ml- pieparation for the task. Kudu group, nianil'estcd s<? much int>-re?t' i hat it was the common consent of the ho that t:ii- v.' 111.'-subject lr_ TVniItiVueuTit the next meeting. The! President asked that etyry teaehgr' in tug county be prc^t'iit at the next inciting at West Side school, Wednesday, Dec. 4, at-.'5 p.m. Ad Tabernacle i.nt C hurch Kev. T. It. Tolbert, pastor w'\ S.l.ulny * school up?.?ea at the." .1 uaj hour with the superinU n-v .iint, Mi?. S. X.* Mattiu' an.i all the teachers at their 4>pst. Alter the h.-son, MissLcla Cren shaw gave_ a very^intcresting" summar'y At' thy__ll-s.;iji which \yas enjoyed by all. I Although winter is coming the new scholars are continually coining. We are ihcreasing in number.as well as finance. At tir.e morning and evening si r vice the pstur preached from tin jubject- "Jesus." These sermons Were logically pre pared and intelligently -delivered. T h e pas tor is nally doinu some. good preaching. \VhTn in our city visATaberiuicle, "The friend ly church." Plans are being made for the big rally. Every member is hfc-rd at I work. Tabernacle is also getting ready and planning to entertain "1'r.e Baptist State Conventions' Fellowship Group Meeting of District Four," with Kev. 11. \V. 1). Stewart of Greenville Director, Tuesday, November Id, Id 115. A j-.rgc number of delegates and friends are expected. The doors tttt?oiH'iuM. and?w cleonn.'?rr?tte1motto. Mrs. J. V. Stuart has return .I home after an cxL|yded stay in ChicagtH Mr. J. T P'rci.al attended the Embalmers' matting th; t was lit-L. in Leesville last Thursday ar.d Fri day lie* i-oporti,1 a plea-ant an.! helpful trip. Mrs. 11. Folk and Mrs. A. M. Fox accompanied Mr. J, K, Polk , n. agi'nt for North ( aroliina Mutu al Insurance Co. to Abbeville last Wednesday. Both la.ii's ft portti a pleas.mt dav. Mrs. Hatie Ware has returnedhomc "after a pleasant stay in -Bock Hill visiting her daughter, and Son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. MaddJc. * N. V- C. Clnh Meets Mis. A. M. Perrin of H'ackott. St. entertained the X. U, (?. Club. Friday evening, H:0(t p. m. After the roll was called the hosU'ss parsed the tally d rds and each member drew on.- for a partner, and the games, wei^e started. As usual the p 1 aycrs endc.l at To#r hands, four-rounds,?Mi'-. I. M. Tompkins-won filst prize for the highest score and Miss MV'ry | F. Smith won consolation prize i for having scored lowest. Miss Winnie Hawthorne ,of Columbia [morris coli.kse orathatKS OF 19ARK WORK in( in important positions ?_ H> Win. McKilllfV llimman ' Proving that thoy an* c<nn|i- K lit of 1111 in vr important j?? - i t i ns . in -liftf-all of the Morris t'olli'tfo (ii'.Muatvs of I'.i.'Jo i>ol<i important *po-N sitioiis in the public- srin ol syst' in ol' S C or,I -il-o - ? *.* " c* i v- viihiu ; ci:. ill:.-, | tivf post in Christian education.'I hi- tfl*. (luati s ail ' tl.iir imsi: liunj. art.. us rolloU'"': Miss Nvtti'* l.onmx, tv.uhor . Recti, Street Hitfh School, Aiul.-rSOIl, S; C, . . Miss Lut'ili/N^cott. teacher Dor-. I chcstcr County public- school. Sinn j mervillc, ST. C. C* . MiSs Willi. Mat*-'n, princi-'! pal,-.Texas?Graded ^jfrhn i, St. j George, -St?(-h- 7 1 Miss .Icar.oUc Hi.-Its. t i lii r I Chatinan (?rovv~ giaih-.l school. | Greenville, S. C. Or, Kl^strcC. S; ( . Mis^ Rcaulah Mc'Cpllumn, Asst. Matron,' Morris Colic;?'. Suilit- in j Miss .Maud C ( i.k, tei cller, Coopi?r Mill graded school. W'avsueke,! S- <rMiss Laurin II. I?ra.< y, teacher. j Horry'County public school system : Nicholas, S. <;? . - J '.Mr.-W. Hamilton, teach.r M.nv- . Ililll' IM'flded si'hllill ?At ! I'oi iitr XI?LI?1 - .Mr. JUuue.1} Rand lph, . t*aehi r., Sardinia '^nfucd r school, Sardin , S. C. ' J Mr. Everett ThortijJSon, teacher. Clio graded school, Clio, S. C. Mr. Cliftoit Muldron, teacher, Sumter .County seh <>| s.Vstcnf. Sumter, S. C! 4 Mr. ij. C. Cart-, i . uuvIut, Os'we-* jo-ifladed school. Uswriro. S. C. Ali i-Win. Moses;ttvchei Morris Coile.n .prc-pkriloi y school, Sumter, S. C, " ??. R; v. .J. 15. Bailey. piTiltrfp A Euutawville graded school, Eautawville. S.' ('. '. * . Rev. Bailey is also pasturing t.Hv First;Uaptist Church in S\y nsca and the Second Baptist ( lunch in Harlsville, -i ... Rev. and .Mi3. W.-ll. Ncahrpiir.cipal and Asst. principal of C- !ar Cieik graded school. Xicl.ol > s*.f. - - ?7I?R? v. Xeal is ; Jso pastor of ,Mt.' Zion Baptist Chuich. . East over, i-s\V- . . ! Mrs. N'eal is rornu r Miss Mai v hitman of tin* class of IP.'Jffl Mrs. M. Dim mo re, supervisor of { York County vsehooi. visited__ .ti'.c school TiKs<tav morning. The itivi.ihcrs of the 'Ay" class" _ that- alt Mi !r<V -tho nr vt iny~rrC-rr:~t Sl i*' C ;a l Camp IVwilbur-whit- ' cade w> ; . N. I'ejr-ratp, numb. r of the lorith yeai; iuy h and Lawson AT. . r, tirst ye;, i hiyfv... Tin u;. ailment is inert using .iveiv i,. limlrn-? " new facts eiiteriny all the classys. Mary E.- Davis a .member of"thc_ third yra 'cn had > s her gut xt.'Srnayr? her yrandirrhthei'.'. Mrs. t*A?? nice Davis of Y< rk ,S. ('. CAFFN KY XK\V^ Mrs. M 11ij .'?J 1 luwell of Chardo tie. X. ('. is visiting her si Trrnyrt T amily. -Mr. P.. I.. McDo\v?ll on J (iranarcL .Stj: Se.^ra! ministers, members and frieti !s~M" the Mftropolitan A M. ! '. /ion (". .tirch of thD city ' :nplanning to .attend the S"ork-('liester I )istrk;t Con'ercuc' to be held I SPECIAL 4 I ?BOX The Palmetto , will reeiivo- Hovers and Pro (. ember .'21. 15).*55. Register Washinpton Street, or 'Ph^ Assern hiv S t reel. As soon as we secure a su nasium will be opened for Ir We hope to be read} to March, 1 <).{(?. R. H. I'au (Jeo. H. H; \va? truest t > the. eltih. i Obituary i | Mrs. F.vulina: Atnobl, wife of "f*(l Mond y. I'eieivnl l.'n lortaker \ In i ha rye. .Mrs. ArmtM (lii'l ft.r 1 sevetal ?!a>v oY linnet iufr illniss i i which-was rot vonsr.ivreii series, s Macedonia lta|i?>st -Church ?? tS'lmt'ay Nov. llih Rev. A. M. ! Mattlnws i f S|? it.jnburtr, S. ('. is f con Inctie.fr a revival meeting at. I n. . ...... ... i -?.' i.;... t and have your sou! revived. Sunday School \vn- lit its (lost, t All IV.OIUhei'.-t n?l officers Wcr, at 1 thrtr pos'i. The pastor prbaclud ! both m'nrninx aud evening with a 'or. wd.'d hotj -o. ' : On Sunday cv.-'nni'- tlv "Word < Rally" reportcdTKach captain ( ji.'"d: aij i'jio 11 ovt 1. port. The ' iRorif-hrtMrir $50.ttrr. Three of" t 1h>" ' J wards Ti'purtcd-ovor $50.00 and tlic i jothi'r three under $50.00. The total collection- for -the day was 1 $240.51. Weston Chajicl Church Rev. (I. ('. Ford, I'astor We were ttnmfc'fnl for a bcauti- i ful d'.v on last, Sunday, also We ~ I were blest with a soul .stiri I sermon. - i The Junior Stewards Board will sponsor an old folk concert and w- } CLASSIFIED ADS j Sell Colored Dolls | . : _T| You fiti: eai^i l)ii; miin .y taking I or?li'i> l?>r our beautiful line <<f' enloiexl jJull-; we ni <1 a Ji\.o a"ei.t! iu your n'-iybburlipud liyht now. | to t ake orders for Christina- delivery. Vuu merely take the order we ship (1 i i (M*t. A sample ojf as shown. Wv l/(ii nisli ot her blanks and fpr .will supply yoif. a sample dolfl' There wHl be It it!<lt.ed> sol : m yn'jr vieinity.. We pay bij; eoiuihissitins ami pay them now. Writ : u- or selid for sample doll today.. 101 ! Vnu ;St.. .V W .. W ashiim f). < . I.\ liKY K NOW N* TY I'M OF Laundry Service AND. hi:u xi: iI)KY ( LLAMXt; vj. Cautious Rout onion * NKW METHOD I.AlMDItV JC DRY CLEANING CO. I 111 & tl 1 nt-\o 1 | rnune " " ' ,r N <y T I C i: o Open m> fvt (IK- si'asi'ii under new Management at 2029 TAYLOR ST. A DLl.U ATLSSLN Ll'NCIItiON THE GREY SHOP Proprietyr J. \\V K M Bit Y. We solicit the cooperation of tlu -+ public. Open Sundays at three (3- o'clock Mamie Bradley's BEAUTY SHOPPE Beauty Craft, Marcel Wave,winger Wave, Croquignole. a Spvcialty?Uracil System I'hone .>721 2228 Hampton Ave. SMITH-COLEMAN FIEI, CO. S..'.i*laction ur Money"' Hack" Coal - Wood - Coke PHONES .1121 and :U2o I'JlH ia.ihii Si- t Oi l MH1A NOTICE! | ERS= I (\thlptir rinK __ -w W a ft. / H I spective Uoxers until Dc- HH $tt Owen and Paul, ll.'il JB_. Pa+mrPtTT^tToa (11'TvIEIIILIH (Ticicnt number, the nym- I ainint>\ stage cur first match in I umpton, Promoters J n III .k Hill, S. ('. this \v?ok, luhv'i' 1*5-17. l lit' 11 11<i\vii -14* ' ?* ill;*, ri'i' I'M! a -t* W t't'k: .M i -> is iTohvrt Pope uf >V <1" i "?LTm-;?l'i "i i:t-i?111" M IV. " P. (JiUTm-y; V st (list. In-other >f Mr. lh-Zikiah liist; .John lilovt-V m l Rov.' I.ink Holmes. . .. Mrssi-v IK an -Perks.>n and Pets.y I'orry. lift Saturday i-v.nira 'or Washington, U. for u indefinite "stav. i r.etv will ho a progr .tn an 1 l'r I hanksgivirg l\>ti.ai given - In !'a, all\ :m : .1 i niw ..i' r 1!'dHi. I hi*, da!- will be yi vmi ; t it 8 o'clock. at W .<ton Chapel., iJIttiyh C'>ili>f citt?H+trl?huer fuT" " >t" tun. Mrs. ('. A. t' i* topC. fOn last Monday night tho Junior Stiwar.loss' Hoard, Mrs. C. A. Kstucs, I't i sidvnt, sponsored a [?rab *Hag Social at. the p. rsonagi* >1 the church which was a grand success, and was largely attended. Aniong-tjicy visitinsLvve Had Rev, 'ind"Mrs. Tolbert. Mrs. .lmmb* M _ Mathews .Yn.1 others, w-hich we lyei'e very proud of aiid also we ftp,pr ciate tKetr v4*tt very rrrtrrh. The pastor tand hist loyal mem- 1 bcrs are hard at work, getting ' ready for annual eon fe reneo. * Page 7 Fan-O-Lin System In Beauty Culture -trrr^?FA.N-U-I.IN ITatr;?Scalp, JJandjutr jjnd Toilet Preparation a trial. Their \v ith has been proven. Have ind are growing hail oil bald heads and bare spots whin directions are followed. W jll_ j promote a full /. growth ol' Ifair. ' . JvBoit' ilun GTcTwvr 7 -1 Box Special Hair Grower. 4U 1 B<>.\, Scalp Soap .. 20 1 Box Pressing Oil jv..... 45c H JO cents extra for postage liogisteiel in l". S.' Patent I Oliice. I -Agents wanted Write for terms >lade by M ni e7 Fannie L, Carolina ' lu2'.' High ^farkct Street, I Georgetown. S. C. _ ^ W11IJ?L IN NEW.JCDRK ^ fl STOP AT 1 WOODSIDE 1 I n nTif i T * The Finest Colored Hotel in Harlem J 121 Tlh Ave. at 142nd St. A New York, New Tort ^ - :??ji r " .41 111 HON A-lMOlT . H-r : T? r?;? Let Us < . be oik- of the that estimate en yojir Home Loan Work. Xptisans ^rjrrtFacfing 'Company This (.' mpany is -'represented by .1. W. Beuchum and II* G. ^iagood j 1'hor.es .'l4ST- -8535 v ' ' ' ' -??? *' '1. : .. . . ?* J *'UK REAL COAL SERVICE And Purest, Cleanest lee Phone 4311 HAMILTON'S Diamonds "& Watches EASY <KKI}IT TERMS _ 1011 M AIN ST. Open All Niuh.t?24 Hour Service Savl* your nickles and dimes come up to see us sometime While in Columbia visit the 9 Elks' B e e, r Garden l.l NCHEONETTE II Murry; I'rop. Phone 6569 11 uy1 - A M 11 .\iaxrv-aTtttfcttjrr MAIMM PETER'S v*. js* -?"jr.Ilair Grower ' ? For Diseased Scalp?Gives Life 6 Beauty. BEST GROWER?apply .?nce a week?PRICE 35c. 1901? Rlandir.g St. Columbia Counts Drug StoreT-Washington St. Thomas Drug Store, Corner Taylor and Harden Streets USE HAJBLONGER A Wonderful Hair Grower Makes the hair grow Ixm*. Full and Luxuriant. A fair trial will prove ita wonderful worth. * Hair longer Grower -??_ 2;>? . Pressing Oil ?&? Postage lOe. ' ** ALSIK p. WYNNE. Bo* 11, Clo. s. r, ** "" '"*~f II >>ti w ant ><>?r hnir to grow o'se FAITH-THO-fcENE % HAIR GROWER a * ' It ct lihlu irn ^ air Srlft _ g'll'y and Glossy. . . Kaith-Tho-Lene 4+air Grower 25c Double Straight Hair Grower 50c Ti'in^lq Hair Grower ? 35c Pressing Oil ..... ..* 50c Men's Hair Gloss 25c liefristered in l'. S. Patent Office. - Made by > Mme.^Kthel Potce Frierson Edgfewold Post Office, . ' 3 ? GolJUibsay^ ^f Afcuis, Wanted. r>