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Saturday, March 7, 1936 Mrs. M. Kleanon Craig <>f Kan. has returned to her?Imnu'?afU'r spending a very dtl'u.htUil time with her cousin, Mrs I.oNi0 Scott' of Columbia. We hopt? (hat Mrs Craig will- find it convcnrcnt to i visit our city again very sooil. - -M iv--Roy-?KiRmtrworlh, former ly of Columbia but Kit 1;. 1 nl N: t.' York, accompanied the body of his brother here for burial. Jliss Barbaja Burton had a. -her guest over the week-end on her visit to Columbia Miss Martin of Surntcr, She report a very pleasant visit. ? Mr. .Tallies "A."Wakefield of New York City, formerly of Columbia. Was called to the city, to attend the funeral of his brother ,I>r.Wakefield. He returned to New York . Friday. ~ Mr. Eug' ne Anderson, of Net York City is visiting his father Mi\Mose Crumpton <yi ljrayl r Avenue. - NOTICE <. , All beauty culturlst are ie<iurstcd to meet with white S. C. Slate Board of ("osmotic Art March 9 at 10:20 o'clock. Eliither infor mation notify Ajis. A. K. T), ;. v. 2229 Washington St. DON'T FORGET! _ Thursday night. Maivli I'.nh a'. Auditorium, Teacliers". Dance. . THE DAMES The Dames Social cluh v.;as en tertained l.-y Mamie and M'at-tie * Hampton, Tuesday, March 2. at the.usual hour. The,-meetingwas carried on its usual form .witli ?h President, Mary Pope in chaige. After a short devotional exercisi a very interesting y. ogram wa: rendered. The mid ul.>*-< !' the last meting were read, received a:u adopted, the roll was tailed end member responded nie.Jy. . Tlr. house was?lheii.jupuaed !' r Imsi ness. Alter a short luadnss discussion we adjourned to nr. et at the home cf Willie Mae Slirh, 2-!'M Gervais street. Tin: non peril sik i \l n.u The Non Perd ? hdi !> its regular meetirgVTFuvsua v. a' (he home of Mis^ I.ipsey The meeting wa.s ope ned by sing-v -7- ing:-"God WilPTirk. Mdare < f You' Prayer was lead !>>' Mis- Pes-it Lipsey. Bible .verse was repeated. After' devotion the meeting was ,turned into the hands el' .tb. "president. .Old apd new h;;sin s was diseus'scd. We dec ided te rr'.v a Weihie Roast a:ul Fi.-h Fi y' 0.1 Thursday, March Mb at the h- tiii of Mr. A. Boyd. Wc;ate.aso plan | hiiifc a private dar.e m hoi so- ui_ Miss Catherine Co. k who is going away. The hostess served a deli i> 11 coarse of i-iash -j ??l:?;oo ?-i e p as, hot f.sh a:' i biscuits. ro.'i'e ?nd cake. ?THE M01)IdRMST'C SOCIAL ( I.I I The Mcn'erni-tie-; !? ?. t < y-c again. . 1 The Modernistic'S rial el .'-> n> at t'1 home o .\i.-s l\lno;'a l'lai: Tuesday, March The nae.l'i; was opened by singing . s is I Tenderly Calling Today", tolluwe by the Lord's Prayer. As u ua business affairs weie -discussed ncnmnt.lv. Mend). IS ; (,'Sl>< lld'.'d t the .financial roll. Wo \v? i ohims our visitors an 1 they arc wel-.oaK at any time. They were ...Mr. am. Mrs. Willie .James, Mr. Leon (Jar> 'I ho mas l.'ps.'y. hi. m Yd i; l a James Whitman. Donah 1 Reed. Ma non William*, Tho.nn . Ilutl", Melton 11} rbert and Pro!'. Richarw Ridd ek. We \v.ere served an 1 (lis. missed. tinme one and all. We are cor* oially inviting you to attend a silver tea at the honic- of Miss J.s sie IVJ. Watts, L'108 CJadsd. n street. .March 8, lU.Ki at 1:00 P.M. W. assure yoy that you will, enjoy yourselves. THK LUCKY BIRD I A i. tic i -The Lucky Hiiti Social club ai.c. at the home of Mr. and Mrst Thurmond 15:11 Whalcy street. The meeting was entertained l;y Miss I,line Kowol. The meet re: was yah ed to order by President Air. (L W. McDanieh with a song led bv him. "I will not be removed concert. Scripture lesson by Miss Carr, ilst John 1-10. Sinking "Shine on me" by club. The minutes of the last mootto inp were read, received and a<h pttd. The unfinished husines.A was 1 taken up. The new business watran.-acted. The Secretary,.,Airs. Kennedy ralh'ri the roll. Total ^ collection K The sick committee report; d all well ?on Saturday ilifc'ht, March ?*. Mrs. Annie I'ortoi and Miss Mary Luo Cnr-r- will give a sup.per at IT 10 1-2 Blossom street. The jHiblie is cordially invited, il . I in: WAKU ONE WILLING J "WONJKKKS CLUB 1 1 The club had a lovely Silver I Tin at tin- hnme of?Miss?Pearl -i Wolfe. 1108 Wheat St. Sunday, I March 1st. Many visitors were*'p j-r -M? nt. Miss Anilie Belle Wolfe i ti.u Madam Preside nt took charge ! of the Silver Tun. Miss_ Lucy 1 Jones welcomed the visitors. We i had many lovely talks from sev- I , i ul visitors, MjV-Srlas Smith and t l?? w 4*1 1 . / II I I IV ?i? .'Ull I U> . I 1.ueyrMay Davis led a lovely souk t which \\\- all really enjoyed. Miss i Master Greene *sang a lovely solo. 1 .diss l'ea11 Wolfe served tea, oak! ~ and tidies, The regular meet- < irg, drtt at the home of Miss An- 1 nie Jones. -115 Sumtej^St. Tues- < day, March 3, with the Madam President presiding, Miss Annie < nolle Wolfe. * The meeting was : TnTTTTT TT~ortf =' r "~tTv ~~Miss PeaiT" i Wol [V. *TT ayer by Mrs. Minnie J Thomas. Beautiful Bible Verses ( \\Vie reciti'tl. The minutes were -1 r ad, motioned by Miss Luc-y 'Jon- ] es second by Miss Jannie Wolfe, j Then- the roll was called. The. membevs responded briefly. Then ] the meeting was closed. Miss LucyJones led he closing order. ] Mir-<- Amite Belle" Wolfe led the i closing tnizpah. May. the Lord watch between me*and thee while v?o are absent one from another, i Anun:". ' The. Royal? Ponsetters Social :Mub was organized at the home of Mrs. Annie H. DaVault Monday. March 2, P.'.hh TlR- officers . eIcctt'd are ' as follows. Pres., T. i'n. Stu'? '! Pcrmlli Trctm., M. Brown"; Reporter, A.-B. T)a Vaidt. Tlu> .hostess served a delicious -course- which consisted of cock*utt ami clvicken salad on lettuce and tomato, pickles, slnoaks, tea, chkcs and hot tea with lchion and liter dinner taints. I'.vcrynne i Ore's soil himself as having enjoyed a pleasant evening. . The next meeting will be h Id at the home of Mrs, Brown; 221-2 Washington Street, Monday, M.-ivli ' > I'.t'lfi at T o'clock.?^ , Visitors ate always welcome. Mrs. A. .B. PuVaiiU,^Reporter T!IK ( UrSADKKS Alt -r doing our. hi st.'to entirtaittOur friends at the anniver>ary on Feb.-28,? I'doG, we nut at 'lie home of Marion Benton for W ltiam l.awson and' turned out tkotitfhts 'to-rthe election of offic! for. IIViri.llT. With John Bookhart acting as Chairman, the following officers woio i loctid: : I'resident, Rooso: t Fmrklin: Vice Pres.. Jaspet ?L? !; Soe'et-ity. Boston Btkii Asst. Sec. and'acting reporter, II. It.- Barber; Treas., Isaac Brown; 1'iis.iness Mgr., George Kershaw; tic. Alh >?t Williams; and Chaplain. John Bookhart. Ws'.-hn I with us several visitors. !'::? i] xt meeting will be held at '.he home of Lester Means on Brat >'n St7~\'isftrmrltre~wetcomed at . I . t inr sA ' (j.ARIK I>K LA LI NK Tuesday, February IT, Mrs. !;l>c!le Miles delightfully enter-, i; 11 the Clailv .1). La Lane entb: i s at Her home on Pine St' After the program was render1 antl business discussed the hos' << S''rved a liriors renast. -r-ei?u, l.n Tuw .ay niK.it be set a ille f4.r leeuation, we followed h - !.i i' and what a niuht. Kach member was there wtih their. i, Beautiful moon 1 ijrht and a id/.mg breeze .heralded the approacli" of the 'guu-ts as they as. b| i for an; evening of en.ioyment, at the home of. Miss Mara ret Smith on H^idfc St. Among .ceaiienug Jifuniitcr tmu IIIU.->IV several progressions of whist were played. \: v ; nivht wot*?growing old' the hostess inti:MTU3>tc.l sind we v.en- served a delicious salad * purse/ . 11 Kill LIGHT SOCIAL CLUB The.club met at the home of Miss Daisy Lee Blake, 21.11 Green St. .Monday. F bruary 21. The meeting was called to order by the President at 7:20. First selection 'What a friend we have in ' ' s." Pi'nytr by Mr. Willie Odom.' "In the garden" was sune 1* n we wine entertained with a o<- Mam /by the committee. "The "program as follows^, Sid ' by Serena .Ja'kson. " Leading by?L> 1<> Jacdeson. ?S?bo l>y Klwda Jackson. II at Mi:?? bv Daisy Lee Blake. After which the meeting was on m ! ovt-r in the hands of the 1 ' i ' -i. nvi li ??ll .1 y c^T'irni . i in* I on i .urai and each member responded. The minutes were read received and adopted. Then \vc. went into a : discussion of <>!;] and new busi- I noss, after whtoh..we had some en- niirae. inir remarks from Miss Ella Morgan. The olub will meet at the home of Rhnda Belle Jaek- i son Mon lay. March 2, 1SW6. We were served a delicious course of rate and hot cocoa. Thfv club was j invited to a birthday party at the l't. -i.lt nt's * homo. Miss Kloise i Coulter. RADIO NEWS The ra lio social club united With the royal friends social club on Sunday, March 1, 1 !>'?(> to render a program at the Double Branch Mrsj Mamie Coleman reported' $1.00 for benefit of club. We were i 1 d'<nrisred- by Mr. Sam Williams. ' We were served ice cream, cake,' candy and punch. Our next meet Mary McCoy, 1421 Tobacco streeC March 10th, ~ ? f, Stgk >- Tir.'hl'f m, * V ' ' TH] Methodist church, of New Brookand. The program was as folows. Theme song of Royal "fiends "What a friend we have >y Mr. Francis Smith. Song by rroup. Talk "The three warnings t n life" by Mr. Roscofe Jackson, n HM-mon by littln Rev. Wilson Se- 1 ections by Double Branch trio 1 md quartette. Closing remarks :J >y Mr. Wilton Williams. We i hank Mr. Suber fox..the invita-.._L ion anil just here We would liki f :o say that playing a large part ( n the spiritual as well as social } ife constitutes a large part of 1 >ur 1936 prfigram. rNo\\- turn tin ] lial and be reconciled as the radio i ilast for you two programs, one | >ld, one new. On Tuesday, March 1, 19*30 the Radio Social Club de- 1 :ide to step under the 1936 social ; ;pot light for your entertainment i md enioVhieni: ; HI We are giving the second affair >f the year .in the form'of a party i Wednesday, March 11, 1936, at the t home of Mrs. DaVault, 2215 Sen- i ate t>t. I Admission 15 cents*. Time 8:00 Pv- m. until ? . . j m Here, is something as new as Sunday morning when it is 1 -<?0 second past 111. Saturday night. We are sponsoring a pre-Easter Popularity Contest to be held a- t mong the clubs of the city! The ( winner of the contest will receive a Silver cup with* their club name engraved on it. The Pres. of the winning club will also receive a silver :erown and be ter i il. T.-: f f ill I* FUU IIS II1C rvniK UA v(ucvn wi all clubs. The second prize will be $.'1.00 in cash. . Kvyry club entertaining this contest will get p , -hare of the profit and any club may enter. * ull-Oetans-^ac _ contest will be given to the clubs by some representative of" the Radio. We meet again Tuesday. March 17e 1936 at the home of Mr. Roland Harris. .; J. W. Johnson, Reporter the"rose social cia b . The club met at the home of Mi'ss Mildred Bouie Tuesday. March 2, 1936. at eight o'clock. mc.tJ.ing- was called to order by the President.~7 We upcucd up by singing1 "Steal Away." The Lord's Prayer was repeated. "Swing Low Sweet Chariot'-' wasung. After which we.listened It an interesting program. A reading by .Miss Maggie Martin; A . solo bv Rebecca Rose- A Read- , ing by Miss Maggie JtoSe. Duet by Maria Brown and Luberta .'<>n as. Recitation bv Helen Scott. A < solo" by Miss.. EtliiT Uolx'isou; a < Reading by* Hattic Roberson. An instrumental'solo by Jennie .Mil- ' lei-. A Reading by Ethel Rose, A I solo by .Jennie Smith. A trio by .Misses Rebecca Rose, Margaret Goodwin and Katlu'inc Samuel, j After which the meeting was' turned over into thy hands of the President. We had- a very intersting meeting. We- received two J members, Misses Alma Gir.yard. and Lula Williams. We adjourn- 1 n ' to meet at the home of Miss Katie Chestnut Tuesday,' March t 10, 1030 at eight o'clock. Then vie "were' served a delicious course * of ice cream and" cake and after- 1 ..'inner mints, j . Ethel Roberson, President; Mar- t ia? Brown. Reporter: ' * I Til 12' ROYAL FRIEND SOCIAJ. GLUB J The club met at the Odd Eellows' Hail Monday night, March ' zh?IG30, at eight? oMork? "-The- 4 meeting was called to?order?-by--4 the Chaplain, with the President, 1 Peter Smith, presiding. Opening , song "My Country 'Tis Of Thee." Prayer led in concert by VkcPres., Ezekcl Owens; t The minutes of The las^, meeting were read i-o<!piur.d. .?n/l adopt i?il Next ths roll was called. Bach number responded to their name.' Old and new business was discussed. 'After finishing the club's dircussiori. the meeting adjourned. . TILE SOCIAL SERENADKBS The Serial Strenaders held its regular meeting at the home of Bo, t.ha J>eo Allison, '2110 Gervais street. The most important business discussed was concerning our party to be given En | day night, March f>th. Admission 1 do single; 25c couple. Good mu- j sic is our motto and rhythm is our | business. Come one, and all an . f bring 'your friends. Let'* dam*. to the rhythm of Edward Bingham and hm-4Uulhm Makers. The ^ dance will be at~Miss"TBrownj~WlS' Senate street. . . ( THE ORIENTAL SOCIAL CLUB ' - Thursday night, Feb. 27, * th club was entertained by Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Brown at Mrs. Reeves' home. After devotional* led by our President, wc discussed and disposed of old and new. business; then the roll was called, and dues were paid-; Bible verses wen. repeate. After discussion of bus: ntvirvirnrl o sn/>i? 1 VlOllV. KICOO Viijvj vv? ** , Juring which time a visitor. Mr. Albert Goodwyn and Mrs". Flossie Roseborough put on an exhibition dance for the members, which was enjoyed by all. The hostesses then invited us into the candlefit room to a delicious repast. We adjourned to meet with Mrs. Bethea and Mrs. Roseborough at Mrs. Beathea's home in Kendletown. W ? ^ ?? NOTICE The Department of Music of Allen University presents "Jerry of Jericho Roan," an operetta in two acts, Friday, 13, at eight o'clock in the University Auditorium. General amission 15e. The public is very cordially invited to witness this treat of ihe season. F, P. Abraham, Director miii aa - - mk . J ' E PAEMETTO LEADKK AMATEUR CONTEST Sponsored By College Women's Club. The Columbia Blanch of the Naional Association of .College Wo. lien is presenting "AMATEUR IQUit" ui the auditorium ?>f Alen University 'on Friday night, ilarch Gth at eight o'clock. The iuinbers will be featured by mem.of?the younger. ->;<4uud?grou^r roni the various city schools of Columbia. ^Singing, aesthetic >erfqrmanees, impersonations will >e prominent on the program. Prizes Will be given to the wm ...I. ...Ml I. .. ..U. .. .. I... ,1... .... lurs, who win ui* cuum ii uy mv ?i?clause from the audience. This club of young eollogp wonen brings to Columbians each fear sonic type oi* program that s uniquely enjoyable. This one, i)u.i(TT1 tf "affi'T fTTio?Anifiur Hours' Amateur Hour, which is heard weekly over the 'air, nromsjes to jo all that the public is looking for along- the iUip of sheer?entejjj Lainment, and surprises. The getftral admission is . ten ;eh'ts. .. Tin-: KLirr: social club The club met at^the home of he President, Mrs. Benjamin BelIon, 2208 Senate St:, .March tlKIG,- at 8:00 o'clock. ' V Opening song?"Jesus is caltnir." . Chant?The Lord's Prayer; Scripture Heading?Maude Dav is.. . ' Songr?"Holy, Holy. Holy." Read i ng? Francis llro\^a. ? Business: The .minutes of t ;ii? asl tu.ol ah I p.li.pt .(I. It was planned that "a tubi stop flight! will be given, at an early. date.' .- , Miss Obbie Pearson, our assistant See. is ill. The club wishes her a speedy recovery; Visitor, Mr, Monti# Martin, lie will soffn become_.a .member. ,.TW P+w+ilaut served a delicious coulee. I'he next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Francis Brown, 1410 Pine .5% M<>> ri-X KI.L \ S"('1.M, 11,1 11 The'Mo'nticella Social Club nitt it the homo, of Miss Catheiine Lt wis. The meeting was opened it the'regular hour.. Al't*r the program flic minutes-of i!i? last meeting were read an 1 received. Wc discussed entertainments for he public in the-future. Finishing the business the roll was called and dues collected. We adjourn ?d to meet at the home of Miss 1 -Hi .Mae Matthew. U ate g.ad that our member, Miss Matthews is'- better after a week of illness. The hostess served "a delicious ottrr g of t racki i s and teil. THE LA AM ISA NT 111 II The club .met on Tuesday nite, March .'I, 1 P.'IO at 11MK5 Harden St., .vitii the entertainers. Mr. MarIn Mitchel and Mr. Walter Scott, riu* President-, Rev. Hynuni ('. Huton was at his p ?st of duty. The ui.-etintf was opened by dturinpr hymn No. INS lined hy the President. Prayer. hy the Chapain and also a son;: was led hy he Chaplain. Many things of imtortanco for thi^bi tti rnvent of the lnh wetV discussed. Every meirhe.r spoke on suhiccl-g^tf importance. The Pre.silent spoke- on "What is Faith?" IVe had for our visitors Rev. John Ihirioutths and Rev. R. F. SumpAr?who ma lo_ fie. tu ilia.? We -t-rsnjoyed t Items; Ivi s. ? mi: \. c. i:. i.i: vkij; of HETHKL A. M. ETCHURCH Mr. Ilenry Webber, President Wo.,?>p n. i Sunday, March 1st, it 5;"U p. m. Willi a short sonpf ser .ice. After the -7th Psalm was ead, we ten ;iUd the Lord's Pray?r.' We had a round, table discusdon and every jm rson. expressed limself fully on the subject "How 'dunild?Sun ay?Svrvi?Man "?A-fer this topic was discussed, the nain thought that was received a*5\S" that Sunday should serve man lor.fficially; that is, any deed of harity done that is bom.ficiail 01 Hed to he done badly is justifiable >n the Sabbath. Our campaign for more members is still on. Remember oin ;lo}?ah "Every man got a man" rnd brine: them with you next Sun lay. March 8th. aLMiss' Aula lb Eewis v. ili have charge of he prmtnuu____L):an llujjhey of Allen "Cniver.-ity w ilT~snUiitin-fmi Anyvay?" The program will also onsist of musical numbers., ami eadiiiL'S. t ome -but and swell theaawd. Miss Evil f-WtcJiTnld. Secclary; Rachel Kdlard, Reporter.. IN MEM OR 1AM. In loving remembrance of oui done Roulah Thoimts. It was the evenine of March 7, 1031 That our dear Beulah left this world. We sit and think of her memories so diar. ThaL.wc can-almost fe'el that she is near But our dear I.ord in counting his own. . Saw fit to take another to his royal throne, So in the hour cf the evening about twenty past three, Our dear Beulah entered the beau. tifuh white irate. So our prayers will always be, That when our dear Lord has finished with us here, We will see our near Beulah u] there. '? Mother,..father, sisters and brothers. r. -v ~s : HAMPTON Jr. Hi SCHOOL Lcesvillu S. CV The- 'A,'" 1H- J It v>rrr ! very sucesslul in their Father and I Son baiiquet Friday night Feb 28. The ''eats" and all feature? | C.f Hit? bll!lf|Uet were of an enjoy. able naturo.f The basketball team of II. J. II. -lUk-feated the Batesburg ' Hi girl; mursuay .evening with u'score of 11?0. '1 he senior class gave an cnl tertainment in the auditorium I Thursday bight Feb Ti and evcri one reported and enjoyable time. Miss Dannley, teacher the I primary department, carried a j number of her pupils to the theatII er Friday evening to see "Little ?Dig Lh;11.'r The~ jhi11'"iH'o TooYing forward to their Field's bay pro. gram which will convenient Lex^ >. -t"Marrf/<t, 1 tTTt/>". Miss Key spent ' the week-end with hir parents in N'. Augusta. Mrs, K. Hartley had as her guests Thursday idght Misse key, Ckac'e, LUiii' anil. Dannley. M-r.-:. Juanita. ..Spencer and hei , daughter, Ddoris uf Jani'ac a, N. Y. are Spending a while with their ! fathei' and mother, Mr. and Mrs. 'Babraj Hartley. Mrs. M, K. Wilson was the guest of Mrs. K. Hartley Sunday evening March 2. ?Miss K. Nicholas had as her guusts Thursday evening Micese more and X. Collins. Misses R. Lee and Juanita Spencer spent Tuesday with Mrs. Samuel Lee. V Mrs. Amanda Hudson and Mr. L. ' Ilarris are mi the sick list. We hope j for them a speedy recovery. WARD NEWS ,M e re than two hundred were present at Sunday school at Mt Alpha- Baptist church. Being the regular meeting Sunday, the at tendance was increased twofold at 11:20 A, M. The teachers Were' assisted by Mrs, Mary K. Crawford, a teacher of the week-day .lx.nl ?n<l \fi K,1 I?ri'iWiv Thr Pastor, Rev. W.?T. Kenner review, i . d t lie lesson. At 11:JiO" Rev. W. T. Kenner took liis place for service. He deliy,-. wui a very spi.y sermon. Sub| jeet '' W tntmrr Thy FaithHas Marte ( Thee Whole*'. After the sermon ami collection the quarter Communion took place. The reports of the community welfare were made. A report ot Mrs. Lugenia Amos' illness was made. Everybody contributed lib> rally to the cause. Friday night .was "White Letti r Night" at Mt. Alpha- Everybody was dr-aped in white robes and filled with joy and emotion ever th pageant "The Twelve Tri bes of J^yael" sponsored by Mrs. Mary F^f^mwford. The participants were Father. Jacob, Deacor A. D. Davis; L. P. A. Club, Rue1 -en STTWi 1 'caeoii PTi0Ip Abnev Simeon $2.05; Deayon C. W. Wal-~ ters, Levi. $2.00; Deacon Otis Walters; Judah $1.17; .1. M. West. Zel lin. $2.00; Pine Hill choir, Issa char, $0.70; Deacon G. Abney, Dat $.'>.50; Deacon Prince Cray, Gad $2.00; Coleman Rirlpjo chfljy-, Naph tali; Ntd Daniel, Joseph $.'1.20; W A. Davis, Benjamin, $1.15; Doot fees, $0.00. Total collected $2GJ& LLii:?J_m>?Davis and I ha. M. A I Pagett our ex-superintendent 'motored to "Penn Creek Baptist.'They reported that the services wire vei'v good. Rev. Da\i< is the pastor. His text: Then said they i.ii,:o him, who art thou that \vc may give an answer to them that sent us. What sayc-t thou of thys 1.? St. John 1:22. After services at Saluda Rev. Davis motored to "Ridge Hill Baptist, Ridge S'.' *'hjlin attend the funeral of Mrs? Mmn l e Mcrri11.' He spoke from II ^or. 5:0. Subject: "Faith In Death". Pi'of. and Mr?'. IP" B.^Coleman were very glad to have Profr-CII. Blassengale- and Miss N*. J Gary of Johnston' as their guests 1 Sunday-evening.1. Each and everyone extended their, heartfelt thanks 1 to the Monetta quartet for their very thrilling1 hours spent with u> JOHNSTON NEWS Sunday was indeed a beautiful sunshine day for Sunday school. | Officers and teachers on the job 1 Visitor, Prof. C. H. Blassengale. Mr.-Harrison Ross departed thi? life February 20. We extended our heartfelt sympathy to the family in the loss of him. There was a Silver Tea giver at the home of the Amoses on?Sun day at 5:30 p. m. Afteey a pro gram was rendered cake and ice cr<am were served. The Sick nie Harrison will be glad to know that she is much improved at this CLASSIFIED ADS Female Help Wanted Help_ I or- Instj^otjtma Hospitals ~ Everywhere. No Experience necessary. $50.-$180.t monthly. Enclose stamp. Scharf Bureau 11543.'{ W v.. v_?i. ... .VV.., iiv\v X I l\. MADAM PETER'S Hair Grower - For Diseased Scalp?GKe? Ufa A Beauty. BEST GROWER?apply once a week?PRICE 35c. 19(16 Blanding Stl Columbia Counts Drug Store, Washington St. Thomas Drug Store, Corner Taylor . and Harden Street! ?? ?* Let Us be'one of the that e stimate. on your . Home Loan Work. Artisans Contracting Company This Com pa tn^ is represent il b\ .1 w R v..?> . w ... uvmuiii .mi i i\. vj. nagooc Phones Mamie Bradley's BEAUTY SHOPPE Beauty JCrafV Marcel Wave, finger Wave. Craquignole, a Special? t-y?Diagi) System llione S721 2228 Hampton Ave HA MILTON'S Diamonds & Watches j EASY CREDIT TERMS 1611 MAIN ST. I N EM PI OYMENT WANTED: Mechanical work ol any, kind or cha offering. Experience 18 veai*s. Willing to work. S. S. EDWARI). 10'J Knight Street. , i ~l-~ -r* ' j_.aiec v uy, s. u writing at her homo on Aiken St. After being, ill. for Sonic tinu friends are glad to know that Mrs I \V. B. Bass is able to be up. and a I bout. | Mr. and Mrs. C IV Pope and | daughter, Mrs. Kvelyn William* and Mrs. Fannie Young spent Sun day in Columbia. S. C. The Misses h\ L. D.obbins and I S-. 0. Simkins motored to Edge-1 field, S. C. 0^,1 Friday afternoon. ., Miss1; F.. L. Ramsey visited friends in Edgefield, S. C. on Sunday, afternoon.. Miss A. Xorris of Ridge Spring I S. C. were the week-end guest ot Mrs. E. M. Lattiniore. Mr. H. J. Jackson of Aiken, S. j C. was the Sunday afternoon guest ' of Miss Mamie Cleo Bland. -Misses F. L. R,amsy, Frances Dobbins, Sarah O. Simkins, Mamie C. ami Gi-aci? -Blainh Messers A1 vin Stevens, Thndts Br a v.cms. ar.<Lenward B re land" of Aiken, S. 'C. we're the. guests of Miss Hattie I Milts on Friday night at her home on Aiken St. OR A NCI Bl'RG HE MTV SCHOOL M:\KES~MAN V IMPROV E ML NTS Special Cooperation Plan Offere ' Students fl = . The Elite School of Beauty Cti! ture, one of South Carolina's firs., and" oldest institutions of thi type, is taking one new life. Muc: new aiuPhioderri equipment is b inK installed bv its head Madai. Julia Brecland. This institution is located o Brouyhton Street in OranptburK where it is easily ascessible to he many white and colored patroniMme. Brecland is a pioneer in he profession, she bears the distiru tion ot"Beinythe first beautlciai f^xTra^rebury C<?u\it-y and ha successfully operated for mor. than twenty five years. The Elite., SvcHnnl r?f Rnnnt v f'nltiir** ic nn< of the leading beauty salons o this State, being duly accredited by the State Board of Cosmetics Its graduates have never failed U pass the rigid test of the Board Examiners: Hot record Ts unquailed. Race women are indeed prout of the achievement of Mme. Bret land. Her rare technique which he; students remarkably imitate tasiH qualifies them for the best posi tions. Special Plan Offered Students Students will rejoice to learn o< a special part-time instruction of; fercd students. This rtiakes it pes sible for students who want firs, class training in Hair Dressing and Beauty Culture to come in at various hours and e.arn their di-1 plomas while working in State College and ClalTin College or J.hfcir_academir degreed ? Mme, Breeland also manufac Pa?e 7 . _ _ ? ?? I'M I I I III I EVERY KNOWN TYPE OF ?Latuufry .Service . AND DELUXE ft DRY CLEANiJ^LtCaulious^-Routfmen S NEW METHOD 3' LAUNDRY & DRY a CLEANING CO. | Rhone 2-1823 F1 BBBUaOBIBaraOK^' Fan-()-Lin System In Iieari-V Culture Give' lLA>> () I JN LLa:r uari-n ull' 4ri'l Toilet J'n pa rat ion a trial. Their with has been proven, Have at d are growing hair on bald 'heads and- bare spot's whin directions, are fob ?:? lowed. Will promote a full growth . of\ . Hair. 1 Iiox Ilaii1 Grower _ _ . >'U..?a 1 Box Speciaj I lain. Grower:. - 4 ? ? I Box .Scalp Soap . _ 20 ? 1 Box Pressing Oil....... 45c 10 cents extra for "po-tuge Registered in l. S. Patent Ollice. - - ?[ A trt* n i t-- * *' * ?nnu'd >\ rite fur terms Made by..Mnie. I'annio 5.. Carolina " 1U2P Hiirh Maik jt SjL.. et, ' Georgetowh; ?S. G. i i 1 ' I WHILE IN NEW YORK STOP AT . W OODSIDB HOTEL The Finest Colo-ed Hotel ~ t*?; . in Harlem -121 7th Ave. at 142nd St New York, New York \ I.'D I KON '3-2100 -. * q." Open All Night?21 hour Service save your- n'icklos arid dimes and come up to s?e us sometime ? While In VolurrTliia visit the Elks' B e e r Garden I.l'NCHliONETTK II \I " ??i>. i none nr>69 uuy'2 VN AS 111 .M?'K J.N MKh.fcl !f you want your hair to grow u>* FAilH-THO-LKM... HAIR (.ROW ER It makes stubborn bait' Suit. Silky and Glossy. raith-Tho-Eerie Hair Grower 2'c Double Straight Hair Grower bile Temple Hair Grower .... a,'c Pressing' Oil .... __ t>u<Ilair Gloss- ?-ibV? Registered in I" S P^-. r* mv.? ? Made by Mme. Ethel IV.Ue Fricisor. Edgtwold Post OrVsce, Colombia, S. C \gents .Wanted m?rwmmj tu.yi. ?SM ITH-COlwEMAN - * - FUEL CO. 5 "Satisfaction or Money Back" Coal - Wood - Coke PHONES 3121 and .3125 . 1921 Taylor St., COI.TMHIA tSK HAIUL(k\GKR ~ A wtmdorful tt.Ttr dm wit? Ma!\Os (lu' hair ernw 1.one. Full md l.uxin Fant. A fair trial -will *.rovo it> wonderful wiirth. Hairlonjrer 'irower ' . 2~ic |'r^<in)r Mil .. P.'ri? Fostago 19o. Al.S-IK V. VNN. Box 21. CTio, S. ( . tures many hair and face pi\j?ai'a. oe i, 11. CIC/IID, OIll IJ <1 ju.^l IVV j'tl* footed a "non-fading" dye whirr pcrmenantly eojors the hair to a * > most dcsimfrk'nnil Iu>tri.n_s color. 0. Blaslnpatn. I'ubli. ty \\.r. nt m NOTK 1: All m cm Hers of M. M. fr??fc? " Po^t X o. 4, arc lVqucsi'd to meet at the Phillis Wlicatly Branch of ? the Yr -W. C. A., coiner I'atk an t / Hampton streets. Thursday, March If), at 8:00 o'clock p. ni. PreMHfnt Atrram Ttrrrpsorr?H-? invited to he the guest spfca' Please answer the1 call of Moth: i . Griffin, without fail. . : . . ytfi