The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 25, 1936, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, July 11, 1936
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. Prof. Miles I) Hng.m of-Hnion. .
S. C. motored to Columbia. S. C.
to, visit his. wide, Mrs. Miles'4 D.
Bogan, who has been attending
thp Benedict and Allen Summer .
school. While in Columbia, Prof.
Bogan preached a splendi<l sermon
at the Zion Baptist church.
Mis. Lucile lVank of 222P
Richland St. and her two -daughters
and neiee are spending their
vacation with her sister, "Mrs.
Mamie Duboise of Petersburg, Va.
Little Miss Evelyn Savagt> left
last week for Saratoga, New York
where she will spend' the rest of
the summer with her nrothr, Mrs.
> Connie Newman. We \vish for hei
an enjoyable trip.
Miss Ruth M. Gilbert, a teacher
in the city "schools of Kansas City.
, ; Kansav. has been thc g-uest-ofher
aunt. Mrs Sallie Boozer of 221K
Wshington St., for the past week.
She leaves for Baltimore, Phila?r
delphia and New York City, Friday
morrinp in company with hei
little niece, Genevieve Gilbert daughter
Rev, Ralph Gilbert of SouthBend
Ind. .. '. ' .
Mrs. Florence Jackson, Miss An
nfe P. Johnson, Miss Ida Mouzone
* ? and Madam F. \,. Carolina, all of
Georgetown were among the many
present at the Beautiieian conven-.
tion that met here in Columbia.
They all report having a lovely
convention.
Miss Eleftnor Harris and litth
-cousin left- Wednesday, July 1T>
to spend the rest of the summer in
" New York City with her aunt.
Mrs. Eunice Moyo and her family
have gone to Philadelphia, Pa.
to mak(. their, home. We hope for
them much, succors.
TO SPEND VAC A I'ION
IN POINTS NORTH
Mr; Albert Kennedy will leave
the city Saturday fo Pittsfield.
Mass. Spending a while in Washington.
1). ('.. Baltimore, Md.,
Philadelphia. L'n., and New York.
We wish for Mr. Kenned\ a hannv
vacation.
MCAVICS I OR i( HICAOO
Of. much interest will it bo to
the many fiiends of Mrs. Anna
Hinfon, .1:1") Rlandin?; street, to
learn .that she left yesterday for
f-hica'eo. Her in ChSva'^n- i' .
of indefinite duration.
TILE ROYAL 1)1 K ICS S<?(IAI
v'l-l'B
The Royal Dukes. extend a 101-1
dial invitation to their friends.to
. attend their initiative dance, Fci,
ni^ht, July .'51, at the Y. \\\ C. A.
8:00 olplock. . Admission 10 cents.
Otto Jamison, Pres.
HARRY J. RYAI. WINS- PRIZE
Harry .1. Iiyal, 1 ."5120 Lyon St.,
the only colored boy in the Soitpv
Box Derby Race, won a very hand
some Inirranani wrist watch oh
July 15; also a free pass to the
Carolina theStye.
THE COI.LKCIvJM A( I'
COITLK SOtTAT ( LI B
The College Place Couple Social
club inet at the home of Miss,
Annie J a mis Tuesday nifjht July.
14, the devotion was Ted by Miss
?Juanita 'Coleman. After the demotion
the mectinpr vvas~ turned
over to the president. The "minutes
of the last met.tiny; were read
received and adopted. The house
was then opened for old and now
business. After tjie meetinjr we
were entertained by playing some
Karnes. We adjourned to meet at ,
Sir. James Smith next Tuesday
nite.
The hostos* Miss Annie James
severed a delirious repa t. All |
. expressed themselves as having
o spent an enjoyable afternoon. Visitors
are always welcome.
MANHATTAN SOCIAL CLUB J
'The club met at the hoitii" of .
Miss (rertrpde Harris. The usual j
Opening was observed. Alter the *
devotional the vice-inesident aeted
as chairman the president'"homy
on his vacation. The club wish
for her a happy time. The vice*
president-made an address on the
members abiding by the rules and ,
by-laws. He also stressed punc- ,
tuality.
The next meeting- convenes- ttt 1
?] A~ ^t' ^'iii- Annil ^
THE MONTECELLO CLUB \
The Montecello club was delight- '
fully entertained by Miss Mable 1
Davis. The meeting was called to 1
order at the regular hour with 1
the president in charge. After the r
program we discussed the business *
and decided to have a silver tea r
Thursdaly, July 23, l'J36 at Mrs. J
^Benjamin Davis. After other dis- '
cussicns the minutes were read
an<l adopted. The roll was called
? and dues collected. We adjourned
to meet at Misses Vashti aqd
Elizabeth Jackson. ? ?5
.. The hostess served a delicious t
and - refreshing' repast wRich w'air"1
enjoyed by p 11. The< l/emaindeV t
oT the evening was spent witfti c
much fun and music. | t
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FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY 1
Little Miss- Jessie MaP Glover,
tho attractive daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Ben Glover, 2361 Gervais St. a
celebrated her first birthday with! 'i
!L.U>ydLy party?given Friday aftei^lc,
noon. Little Jessie Mae wore a tj
lovely pink and whi^a dress. Her j.
color scheme. p
As her guests arrived they were j,
given pink and white caps. The ,
back yard where refreshments u
were served was attractively dec- c
orated. The beautiful pink and t,
white birthday cake, there were t
also -the wards?L'Happy- Birthday",, r
written on k. The blessing was 0
asked by Rev. Downs, our much \
loved pastor. " " ^
Brother Robert Glover, mother and s
father.
Mrs. James Strother, Mrs. Julia
and Mrs. Carr assisted Mrs. Glov- j
er in entertaining. r
..WIDOWS ENTERTAINED 1
The Widows of Union Baptist
churah, Columbia was entertained
by the ex-soldiers of the above
named church.
A short program was rendered
after which the pastor gave very .
timely remarks. Prayer was of- '
fered by brother Paul Summers 11
and also the blessing was asked 1
at this time. ' . *The
menu consisted of fried ^
chicken, potato salad, ice tea, cake :
and ice cream,, which warenjoyed 1
by everyonn present. v
So with these .warm and kind ^
hearted-meri who did not stop to J
think of themselves only but went "
out to net others to help share ^
their happiness too. May God's 11
blessings be upon them and may L*
thdy live lon.g to enjpy the bless- s
Ir.gs of this life; V
SOCIETY MEN'S CIA B t
OF! Sl'MTER, S. s
?? <1
On Tuesday night, July 14 the a
Society Men's . club met at the ii
Community center for the first, jj
social meeting. Before the social v
netvities began a brief business j
session was held. , v
Three hew members were receiv .
ed: Messrs J. 1>. Waldon, R. Bra- s
coy and Mr. Johnson: The hew ,
members are Mr. \V. K. White, Mr. 0
W. 11. Collier and, Mr. James Me- j
Cloy. j
During the social period games
of all kinds were played a?+}?enjoyed
by all the members while
refreshments were be inn prepared
l y Mrs. .Holmes, Mr. Waldon, Mrs
Weston and Mrs. McLaughlin. Af- t
teethe members had enjoyed them ^
selves playing bridge, whist and j
dickers' the refreshments were t
st rved by tht. ladies who prepared ^
it. After a few remarks by the t,
president the meeting adjourned, -i
All young married men,are elL
v.ible to join. 'Applreatioii- blanks
.Vr membership may be obtained v
by sending your request to So- s
cieiy .wen s emu iusi council St..
Sumter,.. S. C. v (
C.-M. Holmes, preside tit: II. R.
Waldon, -secretary ami it porter. (
GLA.MORCl'S PLAVHOYS s
v? of si'Sit Kit, s. c. '
'" ( T-.
One of-tlie mast delightful aim
colorful all-airs of the summer seasc
n was the parry sponsored by y
the "Glamorous Playboys" -Thurs- >
day evening at the home of Mrs. ^
Abraham Davis on the Green '
Swamp read in Sumter, S. C. h
The younger clubs are keeping ''
th(> "Gamecock City" lively during
the hot summer days by the
narty * social functions gliven in
various part's of the city.
One of the reasons Why this
club has rffiade such wonderful pro- ^
U'lcss is because of its able otlicers a
who are: Hdmun I MciBonald who
is an all-star center at Benedict 'l
colliee, as Pres.,; Kdward Smith
of South Ca.ol.na State, as -secre- **
tary; ILaorld DcL'r.ine, another e
Letterman of Morris, assistant sec B
rotary; .1. ('. Prioleau, Jr., vice- el
president of the Phi Beta Sigma I"
Fiat, at Claflin, as treasurer and
N'athanial Evans of Morris who is '1
Chaplain. - ' orous
Playboys" because they're '
going to the top. _ v
les demoiselles v
Mrs. Lucy Marshall delightfully
entertained Les Demoiselles a* ,
her home on Washington St. Tues ;
day evening. rJ
For the occasion the spacious y
lome was beautifulv decorated
with mid-summer- flowers and ivy.
Several frames of Bingo was v
dayed. Misses Victoria Weston n
and Mary Alice Sanders were the
virirtersT > ;?:? j
A delghtfail course of shrimp tj
;altines, punch and mints and a
salted peanuts was served.
WORKKRSK(
ti
The Ward One Willing Workers w
'Hub met at the home of Miss hn+fe-. .
Scott, f>24 Assembly St., July 21, o
vith the Madam president. prytiding.
The meeting was called *" J
tong Je<Ljay Mrs. Ressa Cheese- f
aoro. Prayer by MrS. Minnie c
rhomas. Bible verses were heard . >
>y all of the members, The min- w
Jtes were read motioned by Miss o
Pearl?Wolfe, second -by- Miss Lucy ?
rones. The roll was called, the sc
nembers responded briefly, then Y
he meeting: was closed. Miss Co- bi
ine Shred led the closing: song:. vv
diss Annie B. Wolfe led the clos-. tli
ngr odar. hi
T!
WAVERLEY SILVER STAR re
Ho! Ho! Ha!?The Waverley
Silver Star Club met at the home c?
>? Miss Murkson on Taylor St.
rhe "hi'USff was-^caHrtl- tcr-ortler -try --j~h<
he President, Mrs."M. Johnson;
>peninpr song: led by Miss E.' Mew- hi
>orn "Near the Cross." Second M
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TRUSTEES IMPERIAL CI.UH
BETHEL A. M. lb CHURCH
The Trustees Imperial club met
t the Home of Mrs. Lena Aiken. *
he regular form of opening was
inned over to. the President Mrs. ?(
dizabth Weston. She gave some isrfMH'ing
remarks which were en- j'
dyed by all. The minutes were
eceived and adopted. New and J'
nlinished business were discuss- ''
d. In our midst Were Rev. Jan- ,
rette, his mother and wife and '
hey guv*. us some veiy good' re- ^
ne of our members in our meetngT
sister E. Milller. Thc. menW 'K
iers jof the club spent a few- mill- ?
erved a course of delicious ice U
ream and cake.
Next meeting'at the home of '
drs. Elizabeth Weston. M argue- ^
ite Pearson as hostess.. The club _
idjourned after the repeating of _
he Mizpah in concert. L ( a|
MISSIONARY CIRCLE NO. 1 ay
zH i.
The Circle 'held its regular J/
ncetir.g.nt the home of Mrs. P._
effcoat at 2117 Gervais St. The* 7
necting was called to order at the
isual hour;t? the president at her
iost <>5 duty, opening selection by
he Chaplain. Scripture lesson ,i
no t>^oi... tu . ?? .i
VV A VMllli, 1 IK' IIUUS)? nils 111 VII
n order for business; the minutes p
/ere read, received, and adopted. w
)ld and ntw business was calle
01*. Tho roll was called, ali mem
ers responded briefly. We then
isten^d to some .wonderful reuarks
from the President which
very .one: enjoyed: We were all T
o glad to have our President. L
dith us again as she has been ill 21
or some .,tinu\ The-- President rfs ii
danning to leave l'or Washing- P
on, D. C. the last of this week to C
pend about ten days with her g
laughter, Mrs. Calliham who was 0
lso a visitor at our ipeetiug.- We (?
lope for our President a pleasant A
tay while in Washington. We J1
re re dismissed by Mrs. Wade M
TatthowB. We adjournod to meet c
vith Mrs. Minnie Logan July 27, M
it dODd Senate St. The hostess gi
ervod* ice cream and cake. Eve- r<
y- one enjoyed'the evening in spite K
f the rain. Mrs, A. L. Reese, a;
>res.; Mrs. I'. Hale, Sec.; Miss (j. re
J. Addison, reporter. , hi
HOPKINS NEWS _ . 0
* 7""' 11
Miss Minnie HoWell was the at- st
ractivc guest of Miss Margaret c<*
'astor of Columbia during the
>ast week-end. Mg$r Minnie How
11 daughter of Mr. and .Mrs.-' F.
V. Alston of Hopkins. She was
ntertained nicely at the home of '
diss Edith Moye oF-Columbia,
James Lowmarl'and Lewis Lewnan
Jr., were at Hopkins the past
reek to attend tjh'e funeral ser-jll
ice.s of their latluv the Rev. Lew- [ 11
* I.owman. Lewis Jr., returned K
o Detroit, Mich., Thursday of last .|
eek. James J;0\vman is going sr
o remain for a few weeks. hi
- ei
;mrru-itii \ihoim) . ^
a
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bradford of *' '
hunter have the luujor of announe- 'u
ngthe marriage of their daughter
lirnie to Mr, James Krwin Smith .
'uesday, November .V, l'J'lo at the ''
ome of Rev. and Mrs. John Cur--"
y, Mayesville, S. C. 4
FI.orenck n i:\vs_ . I m'
: ty
Refreshing showers brought re- 1
ef front the-two Weeks lieat wave!
nd drought, se:
Misses Jewese Parsons and Co- Ri
en were Sunday quests of Mr. Hi
and Mrs. Janus Alexander on th
Ivans street. The visitors were
nroute /from Boston, Mass., to ov
arnwell, S. 0. Mrs. Alexander .ut
ntertained with a delirious sup- do
er on Sunday evening-. ni<
Mrs. Lula .White has" "p.turned
'om a visit Ud her former home wa
Art O f>.1 I - ' '
KTU.I V. IIUI IL'MUIIr ?>. V. . we
Mis. Liila (Reid has .f turned t ?
ixm Baltimore, Mel. where she
isited her sons and witnessed the
raduation hf her son Ralph Cooke
ho was an honor yrad of .the
outclass Hi.
Mr. and Mrs. I). H. Ileinniiniray,
Levi Hemminyway and Mrs.
,eila R. Cusaae motored to Cheaw
last Week and were yuosts of ^
lev. Kendall, pastor of A, M. K.
lion ehurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo rye Jackson
ere amony thL. pleasure seekers
.ho vacationed. at 'Lake Wacaiaw,
X. C.
Mrs. Leila Ruth Cusaae an 1 R ey.
. M. Matthews of Newark-;-' X:
., visited friends" (.f th*. fo|-pioC
i Marion and Latta antf*roporu<1
-delightful. motor trip.
Mrs. 11 at tie Gamble spent sevral;
days in Sumter visiti'ny her
st-^r, Airs. Brown..??
Mrs. Pauline Ootti'y and dauyh?r
enjoyed a short vacation past
eek in the rural district.
JJev. J.M. Matthews, hoes(. 'yuest
f Mrs. G. Ak Alston. North 1 rhy
t~, has returned to Newark, X ?
after a pleasant visit south.
. RomntTr? of Mrh. John Spears
uncralized at Mt. Z.i(on A.M.K. at
hurch, July lib Sammd ?
iane'e cili elating. ,The deceased w
as a loyal member and dutiful ?t
fficer of Mt. Zion. jd
? ?? ?7 It
ny by Mrs. Inez Hawkins "Count J11
our Blessinys;" then every merit?r
recited a Bible verse. The roll
as called and every one paid m
leir fee. We wore verv clad - to ?
ave Miss Ball and Mr. Barber
hey gave some Very interesting if
'marks, and we hope they will <*<
>nio to see us again.
The hostess served ice cretin,
iko ami salted peanuts^
Mrs. W. Walter is sick;-we are
ipmg dW -Imv-a -speedy?reciivcuy,- -.4
Good bve until next Wednesday
ght at 'the hftme1 at??f^r1?
ewbon, 1208 Oak St. I
r "*
PALMETTO LEADER
WEST ANDREWS NEWS
Ml. Lebanon A. .M. K. Church
Rev. Lewis, Pastor . -J
lIn.spilt- ot the rain Sunday we I
10 wornU.i.' ul so r\ ices ihioueii- 1
IT fide du\. Mr. Must- Button
:d his co-woi kers were on the
ib at the Sunday school hour,
i-sson taught beautifully discussi
and reviewed. Timely remarks
, our pastor.
At 1 L:(H) o'clock morning service
. van. Rev. Lewis selected as a
xt James .'5:0, subject Destrucve
Ton true. This wa, .indeed?a..
underfill sermon ^ and ueU-deli'vr
the hearerK-as a memorial.T:';i?
?'Vi ning service began with
layer meeting conducted by Bro.
falter Davis. Alter ii spiritual
layer meeting our pastor silectrl
as a text Psalm 1 :.'5; subject:
fhatsoever a Righteous Man Doth
Shall Prosper". This sermon
as very instructive and spiritual
ml very much enjoyed,
The Junior choir was on the job
nd rendered excellent .music both
mining and evening services.. Mrs
ouise Broivn is very nuuh imrovyd
siircL. she has beOn home
oiii the hospital,'also Mrs. Janie
Tuny is doing tine since she" has
ecu hack. The church prays for
H'xe faithful members a speedy re
jvery.
The meeting of Rev. Moyd at ?<
le school house on Sunday was a j
great success. Rev. Moyd and ,
is luumui iiiemoeis are ousy. ai
oik on their church. ,
TilK ROSK SOCIAL ( Ll*H '
. . i
Well! Well! lit?re. we are again. !
lie club niet-ut the home of Miss ,
illie Mae Reese Tuesday, July
1, 11)36, ai 8:30 p. m. The meettg
-was callodhf to -orih r .by?the _
resident. First selection "In the
arden." Pra.Ver by .Miss Mag.""
ie Rose4; second selection "Shine
n Me." After wihch we listen-.
I to a?short'program as follows.,
n instrumental sold by Miss |
iMinie Miller, a reading by Miss- j
[argaret Goodwin, a solo by Miss (
huiys Miller and a trio by Gladys
tiller, Roberta- Rokci and Mar- t
met Goodwin.. After which the y
>11 was called and each me nib J r r
rsnonded with their. Rible verse*
lid fee...The minutes' \Vere read, i
ceiled, and adopted. Old and (
.?w business was discussed. .
We adjourned to meet at the :
wne of Miss Maggie Rose on t
ervais St,, Tuesday, July 28,
36, at 'S:3o p. m. The" hostess /
rved v i nil In ice cream..cake and <
ndy. . ^
Kthel Robinson, Prusident
Million Iti-nvun i-,
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U1IYTHM IIi'S'TKKS SOCIAL 1
CI.Ill
Newberry, -S. C.?Tlje Rythm t
enters Social clul) mot Friday
ilv. 17. r.r'.H. at 6:30 with Miss ..
lizaUth Crimes as hostess. We ,
He.I with the* theme' song "Red
i.ils. in the S ns 1" After all c
igaged in a lew games of whist. '
itile Miss .luanita Jones enter- ,
in.d with Mini popular pieces .
the piano. The hostess served
delicious repast of lemonade and
ackers. Next : meeting will be ,
Id at tlie hoine of Miss Juanita
mes Friday, July 25. 1036.
11K OKIHNTA I. SOCIAL CI.l'B
We, the inenj.l ei s, of t heOtp'nI
Social eluli enjoyed our last t
i-ekly meeting at the home of j j
iss Pauline-Reeves. 1400 Lib r- f
Hill, Thursday nite, July 16,' s
in
ft
Opening sonj* "Holy Holy," h
riplutv nadinir by Mrs. Helen?
ish, prayer..U?y ?(JIvs,-)*" Mattie tl
h?vii, S.inyinir 'I ?ni pressing on
e Upward way." b<
The nut/tiny was ' then turned, pi
or to the president. The minis
weVe road, .received and a h<
ptod. Eaeh member responded V
,\ly to the (all ?>}' the roll. Ji
New and unfinished business
is discussed. After which w? a
re sei ved a. delicious course by 0
IRE you as lonely ?? I umJ to he?
"V I)o you alt at homo alone night
Ttcr night... longing for dates, eiclteiwit,
good times? Is there a very hand>me
man whom you'd like to attract? wl
'ell, you 'needn't sigh and cry . . . nor SI
tlnk you are doomed to he one of the ca
rls men forget. Dull, faded, lifeless hair sh
a bid handicap. Hut don't worry about or
. ForGodefroy s LafTeuse can bring you La
ipplness ? kisses instead of wishes?as mi
did me. pr
tried this remarkable preparation and It'
.c nerr simmy a mazing. It made wf
if hair y nut hi ill-looking attain, apar- ha
Infi with loveliness that won my man. he
anight ho held mo In hla arms and at
your dealer A O GOI
jein't have m
lend $1.25 M _ 0 ^ 1
to Jmm
*0t"<Cfco
ODEFROY MANUFACTURING COMPANY
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KKTl KNS HOME
Mr. David YVT Hamilton has rcumed
to the o\ty afu r three
veeks visiting friends and rehiives
in the states of Virginia. New
Vhile in New York Mr. Hamilton
vas (ri est of* Mr. Henry McCuloujsh
of 11 f> \V. l.'Irth street. A
ovely party was jjven for Mr.
iteCuilf.ujrh who sails on the 2drd
iboard the for S. S. Barenjyeria
or Kuropean parts.
Mr. Hamilton was also entcrtnii
d by Mr. and Mrs. John Winters
if Jamaica, I.. I. Mr. HfithilUr:
eported a most pleasant visit t<
lis sisters, Mrs. J. tr "Ford. Mrs"
"'lemino Patterson and MTse. Tho
Jounts of Cleveland, Ohio, Aiming
he inteiystinp- thinifj Mr. HamIton
liked about Cleveland,.' was
lis visit to the exposition pond
jour* held there.
The house of Willis," ojic of. .the
eaditig colored funeral homes of
he country. Its dccm-utimw ?n.i
- - "I'
(ointments arc masterfully done.
Its various slumber rooms "ami
juext rooms occupying an entire
juilding of four.-floors, air e'endiinod
and modern- throughout.'.
MY. Harry Belcher,, associated
A'ith tht. House ?f W*ills motored
Mr. Hamilton and party to Canton,
.Ohio, where they were the
quests of Dr. amf^Mrx. M. B. Wiliams
at their palatial home on
s. Marketstreet. While at the
lome of Dr. Williams the party
ivas highly entertained by their
talented little daughter, Marion
ivho rendered two violin solos also.
A piano^solowith the ease and
ttrace 1" an artist. Marion is a
member of a junior orchestra ol
Canton, Ohio. .After a drive ajout
the city, its hospitals and Dr
Williams, modern ofliee. The party
returned to Cleveland. Mr
Hamilton also give visited in, Cinci
latti and. AsheviTle, N. C. rEASTOVEB
NEWS
Last Sunday was a very beaiatiul
day and all church goers
"ound it very pleasant to be. on
hity. ' .
Rev. Bowman and his Junio:
md Senior Choirs worshipped at
,\r: 11 r*
>< liiuw virove with Hie Kev. 'Gary
vnd report a very fine time. ' . .
Revival meeting will begin at St
3hilip's Sunday, August 2nd, conlucted
by Rev. Crawford. Rev,
Crawford is a great preacher and
vangelist. You will miss a great
roat if you fail to hear him.
Rev. Ncal of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church had a great meeting last
?ujiday, he preached as never be'oro.
Rain presented him 3rom
laving service Sunday night. He
uid his good people- Will worship
tl St; Philip .Sunday night in the
evival. .
Mrs. Lucile Simmons and Emma
famison are visiting their father
md mother, Mr. and Mrs; W .M.
Vebber from New York.
Miss Kllgna. Simon and Miss
tosa Lee Oyster, Mr. Bravn
jyles and Mrs. Irillie Squire.; mo"ored
down to Allen Chapel to. the
Sunday school convention and re>or
of having a fine time.
Little Miss Ruth Martin nuly
.as taken the place of her sister.
veli?-i< I" V - -
...... ... .i. ..v ? i in k i us house
rife.
Mrs'. M. R.. Bowman and her
auphter Helen returned home
ast Thursday from their vacation
HERE ON VACATION
We are very glad to have the
hree Johnson brothers: John.
Iowa I'd, Lewis, to visit Columbia
rohi New York City. They are
pending their vacation with their
randmother, Mrs. White of Co n,hia'
s- c.
le hostess. . >
We had as our visitors, Mr. Al?rt
Goodwin, which is not a sunrise.
also Mr. Wilbun Ford.
The next meeting will be at the
inlet of Mrs. Mattie Brown, 2122
ifashington St. Thursday, nite,
jly 20, 1936.
\ isijors are welcome t > come
nd enjoy the evening with the
riental Social club.
Ha doem't know how much
her toft, beautiful, gleaming
hairhelpt to make herwonderful
?But the doet?the use*
?ootftor-s rairrnrsT
? < g *
ilapered, "I think you re wonderful."
mply, quickly ?and at home ?you, too,
n color your hair to a beautiful even
ade of Jet black, black; dark, medium
llflht brown, or blnnil. with Ciodefroy^'a
irltuse. No waiting. No dlaappolntenta.
If not satisfied your dealer will
omptly refund your money.
- "unucri hi tp win love - even mora |
inderful to }iold It. So don t let ugly
Ir ateal away your good looks and come
tween you and the man you want, tiet
lottle of Codefroy's Larleusc?TODAY. I
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3510 OLIVI ST. ST. LOUIS, MO.
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REV. \V. F. SMITH
Sunit ?:." S. C.- - It: niemonam t
P.ev. W. F. Smith who .passed
your at?o, July 11, H?.'J.r>.
The/ you have taken, the .w iny';. o
a dove'to heaven,
And I'm left oil this earth below
Memory of your .love and de'votig
Will li.'iji'ei.i a- tin- y<u-;"eoiijo an
go.
A (jeVoted wife,
MAtiCMK It. SMITH.
?VISIT?
rvuw DEAL ( AVI
i 21-HOJLRS SKRVK E
111 f Washington Street.
coi.i \nii.v. s. ( .
and rf ported a lino time. 1..
- y TVeMrnios for th<- Grand hodg
which convenes in .\\w York Jul
26; 27 atvri 2#th will 1 av,. Fri laj
Those coming from Bcaufor'
Branchville and Bamberg wi
meet in Orangeburg.
Delegates from I -nion Sumti
and Johnson will meet in ColuiV
_ b'.a,
Come to church, go to church.
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