The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 15, 1936, Page Page 2, Image 2
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FORMER EMPLOYED MANAG
ER O F ESSO SI AT ION,
IN III'SIN ESS FOR HIMSELF.
J2 **
. ? Arthur J. .Smith of Xewaik, X.
J., after two years service as a
salesman, the final yeai's c?f which,
employment at -Service Station No.
125", ot the Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey, being in the capacity
of Manager, has become
the lessee of the property at l.'Jth
ancTAVycklirr. -tieets.- Nov.-;.
and is in business for-himself.
The station, is a model com pant
outlet an i was one of the first
in the territory to be placed u:K
der Xogro manaye-u-nt with co!
-.'ored service sale-man, Mr. Sntit
entered the "service in July 1'.' ', .
as one of four employees. Dm
inff the lncU!rtbeh'ej> of the X- : '
f.tatT, the volume of station h'i
ne.-s. has ha'i a consistent growtt
This has been especially - not'iv .a
ble since Mr. Smith bee time t V
manager. Tr.c c-mij any v.as
is:.pressed with hi- udmir.Ntra' iv I
aoiiitv a-, to be o;v;.-.; Ted ..? . _
the property'-to him- out rial.u ti.
-providimr the vou-nir Notri'o wi* '
.o .
an opportunity tt> ur.hamper
{ carv.e,QUt his,own business future.
. . T^e station c!l;dy-f. a 1.1 >v*
'port from Newark's ' Ndtrro ti*'..
zenry; airi.N'-^fHt's more 'imp- :
. taut,1 .has attr&ted. ami .tin'V
its adherence to KsSf) sc :\u
... ytar.dard'. lias main'aimd a -; !
did _ i ano^a'gre fr'm v.*hit rk-'J'
bars and business t'h.ern''... Ti.
four , full" time. employe-. - diVj .:? ,
more than' 260.00') jail> rls of m ......
tor. fuel' a'nTfany ,rT-~> say Mod' of
rale's, srrvitir.u and' ;-t id."
.-alv.*: accessories.'. >
,Mr. .Smith' i-' a native f 'N-'
Jer-ey.- .u j 'l ' duct of 2 : war!..
schools, j. 'married and * ... rid
of a b: ijrlrt .little - n. He is .
active .ii, i* V it! i \
matters. TuuiUts puss in-.: Newark,
a'-hie rf-i,,;r. ..Cta::'. ;::.n ..
cellent service ydii' tj:t'' -a*
. station oti.iuu "".-tl
. when f:-y r.-turn ' v";r_
ONE WAY((
. FROM CO IA
SOUTHERN'RAT
Effective Ji
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w ? - y.f-'.
CO.MFORTABI.i: __ .
Allendale, S. ('. . ? j ] ,
Asheville, N. ^ " 2.17
AnderVoh, S. l.<?;
Anniston. Ala.. _ .-/ >>
? ??o?AkrOn, <). , _ ; _ t - - y,~ .
Albany. N. Y 1 j
iJaVnwf 11. S. C.
Branch villi-. S. j'()r!
Black.sbu.rfy, & : ]
Baltimor^^-arUM
Buir^kr^^w.;j
( 'a hi den, S. (!.' __ \)j
Charleston.. s. ( \ _
Coljmbus. (ia i n
Charlotte, N.C..^-.-L.ti-i?C'fiarlott-esville,
Va. 5.02
' Cleveland, <> - -Danville,
Ky ... .. -- 7.3'J
Detroit, Mich. ' 111 1
Denver, Colo. ---- - 30.71
Duluth, Minn.*_.?
Daytona Beach, Fla --- '>-31
Evasnville, Ir.d. - ----- 10.37.
Florence, Ala. s-.'
? Ft. Wayne, Ind. ? 1--- J2.1 I
Greenville, S. C._-_i_'? - T.7"
Gadsden. Ala. a.3
Gastonia, N. ? ' LOO
Gulf port, Miss...? ? !?7.
Hardee'ville, S. C,...^ --Hattie-shurK,
Miss. !M>?>
Hickory. N. C.-- 2.33
Harriman, Tenn.
Harrisburtr. I'a. -9:0.0.
Houston, Tex. 1 D.'JT
Johnston, S. C. ? ?
Jacksonville. Fla. .? t.' *.?
Jackson, Miss, i 10.30
Kansas City, Mo ls.lt)
Lancaster. S. C 1">o
Louisville, K v- ,
, r.a(irangt' Ga - ~
Lynchburg, Va. __ . > <'
lats" Anfteles, Cal. ...... 1 L'jO
Mobile, Ala. ?
Macon.^Oa. 2
Memphis, Twin. lft.0 I
Minneapolis, Minn. __ 22.72
Ninety-Six, S. (,*. 1.1?;
Norfolk, Va. , __ ."..is
New York, N.Y. 11.71
Opelika, Ala. - jVi.ft?
7=-- Orlamlf), Fla. ... G.fcft
Oklahoma City, Ok'Ta. _ __ 1ft.>ft
(I'ensacola, Fla. H.l",
Pittsburgh, I'a.-._ IT.21
Ro/r.'e, Oa I.fc.1
illirhmonrf, Va. - . ">.11
Rochester, Minn. 22.ft 1
Spartanburg, S. C. . 1; 1A
^ Sclma Ala.__ .G.fcl,
Savannah, r? ? 2.12
Salisbury, N. f.__ 2.2ft
**'" Syracuse, N. Y 15.1ft
Shrevport, F.a 1 I.ft ft
" Seattle., Wash. 51.1.1
Springfield, Mo. 1.">.H1
T rpnton Q
Toronto, Ont. , 10.10
?? Terre HflUto, In/). 7 , 12.17
[1 Texarkana, Ark. , T.V70
r- Union, S. C ; 1.00
Williamston, S. ('. _'_4 - I.Kfl
Winston-Salem, N. ( ' . 2.KH
* r "" via Greensboro 3.01
R. ? Wilmington, Del. 9.3ft
I Southern R
CHESTER CO I'NT Y
FARMERS' I'ICMC
II. 11. Daniels, .State Agent, '
Speaker
' Lt-'Li Cv.ui.ty Fii-iL. Anuu-'l
r a all.I 4-li.Club 1'icnie was
i ii i jet useiiiunc on Thursday,
Representatives from
ah v. ions ?*>t the. county were
Music was furnished by
ii.ehburg Community Band
ai:. '<; ?.bah between Chester and
.. v as the.main attraction for
i v _ ule^jiurnvg-^he-after^
Harry K. Daniels, State
.*, :u Agent spokeearlietf in the
;.v i" c farmers en how to
a';.V/-a i'.vifji: en other things than
1 iie stressed the im.1..:.
e V: planting so:! building
rid - s. :i conserving * crops. Tbe
[-.. :rs".e ; out I,'uw cur soil is being
..a.-'oed ;>way and the wjr.d is
. soine away--resulting' in
a::;: .land t at is depleted in soil
"... y..- lie concluded that ii
- a...-, to continue to get a living
. ... the -oil, we hui-t piant ,re..:vr.d
conserve it* This meet
v.. as presided over hy Way man
i- cui Farm Ay<nt,
-MM,*> I Khl. Xi;\\ s ?
! **1-"-VKIkr, J. Li Ber.bow
v : hi.*' :* *;r;l? dfcid la*: quarter/
< X V-:-1* (. Dei IK-I A.M.K.
a clrr'F.::: lay. A-igust' I'. Re
cd v.c:y k-ridid termor.
ir.'Arvstir.g as. wuli a*
v , : : a* vi j y 'crowded .aud-.
.. . . r. .-lav i.igyt. Two ;pcr
:;..a:Is<1 !?;.< lvc* .\v;*'h
Ti.ey wt r^.. 3Ic-^*.*i s
*?. J:..: . and ilcnVy -Watson.
' l.:v. i' .r.vr mother,. fatr.or
"AT :k- 'daughter 'worshipped
'- I'.-l =%*. W'trrwcr?very-glad
1 J-* ' iluivJjLjj.r ,*tir. of Mr. and
'..b.u-1:-.-a TkAr.-Itt is visit Sr. .r
* ;-i> : Mr. and Ml *.
.'1'K/i':t at Ma:ion,' Si C.
' Mi*.-' Hv.h Naomi MeCla<;
Mr. and Mrs;
. k-iy. laughter o'
.'! . ^'.lapj'vfle McCIavy
, . ar-i-,'-Mi*. Mansur.
: i:*v K: .r.vs, >\ C.
. F ... .. Sc..f. is visiting i:
4> u .S. . J,',. J ^
>A( II FARKS"
WI'BIA, S. C.
LWAY SYSTEM
Line 1, 1936
\?_
()?
< \ . <T. I'. \. ~
I i)MiMI.( \l. ?' ?. SAFE
\iki ji. s .c. i. $ l.i:
Vi'lania. (lay. .1 H..7
\u?n-ia. (ill. , (1-2."
, \ it \:tniiri:t Xn.~ ? 7.4K
\ Itoona. Fa. L _ 1 2.2l
Halt -I)Hi's*.' S. ( . j . Ii
lllai l<\ilic, S. (.'. ' .hi
la III n. S. <-v. ..T. 1-7'
liirmnuham, Ala. V H.2
Kh-Ioii, Muss. 1 ?.." { 1
I Ju-.imi. Ma-,-, via Hell Hate 17.21
< arl-l.-. S. C. M
' iie.-illT. >. .... .9",
i er.tralia. 111. ._ 1
?rVattimii-a, Ivrm; _ .T.S(
>' ii,iau". IH. 14.5"
(;'?>! I! m bii.s (). 11.2-1
i-urnam. .\. ? 3.3;
liay .?in. O. ? - 9.9!
i/iiv n|)orl. Iowa 17.91
Pallas, lr\. ... . 18.7."
. KhnI St. III." 12.3i
Fort .Mill. S. ('.
J'l,- l.ao(U-r(l;tlt*. PI a; IT__ 9.*2
Ft. Worth, lc\as 19.31
(ircenwoi (I. S., ('. . 1.21
i 7aiocs\ille. <,a. 3.21
, [ ( ( ii.-i?in o. N. (' .3.01
(iiaru! L'a|)i(l>, Mich. 11.911
11 uut>\ illc, Ala. 7.2li
11? iuVI A"it\i I If, N. ( 2.11
Hi'Uli Point. N. ('.. 2.HI
Matter-Mow n. Md. H.'71
iiot Spiinjts, Ark. .. 13.hi
' ni!iaria|)<)!iN, Ind. 10.92
Ji'iii- \ ille, S ('. _ i_. . . 1.1."
luluw-oH City. Tenn. 3.7m
1\ no\ \ ille, . I cnn. 1.11
!.; mlruio*. S. ( . __ 1.77
l.exinyton, K \. . . _ j ... . 7.92
l >'\ ir.'.l'in. .N . ('. 2
i akclanil, 1-la. - 7.51
i it tic Kock, Ark. . i. 12.Hi
Montgomery,' Ala. __ __ 9.09
Miami. J-la. 10.1h
Meridian. Mi>s. 8.-37
'Montreal, (inc. __ . 20.1 ti
\c? Iiu'I N , S. . . .73
Yew. (trlcahs, I.a. -.2 10.Ha
Naslniltc, Tenn. 8.09
?ranjicl)uru. S. ('._ .7."
(0-ala, I ia. 9.21
Omaha". Nrli.. .. ssL--?. 20.91
Prosperity. S. ('. __i_. . .92
i'hiladi Ipiiijv, Pa.-J_J 9.91
Kock Hill. S. < . 1.29
Itah-igh. N. ('. 3.33
I'cadinu, Pa. , - 10.71
AnKa. S. ('. 2.2H
Aiiv nicr-villc, S. C. ? 1-91
-|il (Tirlfl Mn ITT
St; I..* lis Mo. ... 12.52
St. Pclcr'>l>iirft, F)a7~_- __ 8.22
San Francisco, Cal. 11.90
SI. Paul. Minn. ?? "n
San Antonio. Tox. ? 23.19
Salt l.akf City, I tali ? __ 10.81
Tampa. Fin. __ __ 7.86
tul.ilo.-O. 12T99
Tulsa, Ok la. 18.73
Virksiuirp, Miss. 11.17
Winnsboro, S. C. , .57
VVifhin'Ktnn. I). V.. 'l.lj
West I'alnt Beach, Fla. 9.18
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_ the i
JOE L0^ KK(^UN ?11iV TOP I
PLACE IN PUGILISM | Al
da
Pompton Lakes, X. J.?(CX'S).
?The Joe Louis; "Happy Family!' te
are irt camp again here, and Joe J(
is set to redeem himself in the
eyes of his thousands of ardent *
adpiirers and the public in general. 111
Gone is the glamor of the per- M
feet days in June at Lakewood, tei
X*. J.; and only bonaiide newspapeb
men will be admiied_tu thiscamp
to watch him work-out.
It is admitted that Louis last. w'
June" was the victim of too nradrh 111
praise and now that he realizes
that sad- fact, will buckled down pe(
and do the stud' he is capable of
doing, .
A ^arranged by manager Black 111
and Roxborough the Pompton
Lakes camp i< to be a busy place to
fronr now until August IT. pa
. Traffic r Blackburn has arranged \\with
thank Wotanski, the 200
pounciyr; and yuung Frank Godfrey
, who both worked with Joe
at Lake wood. The new men who loi
are to'give him his workout ate: ho
ileilj, an Weiner, a youhg heavy -\j
w-e+ght from Baltimore; James *
Caudwell. from I'er.n-vlvania: Gas .* 1
..l.v.m .r .w.G,..,,. ,1 *
ituuvuuui s, juai lutuiuwu iiuui
C?ei :. .anjr'.and Hpghi* Turiier, a S.
New Voi*k boy who also- tips the Pi
cak's at the 20U mark.' da
Lbyis and Sharkey were tor*.
" reported ~m good humor and t n;? . v
fellowship when they reported tc '
the New York Boxing Commission
in New Yoik City, k*st week.
Joe accompanied by Jo'lm'Rox- gi
t oi'oueh. and Mai Fiax.ic-r.. repoi t- wj
v'i at - the commission otfke f<o
Joe's ph\sicat examination and
>ri.ifr technical" details connected' ...
with the ficrht.
The-trio eame~2jirect to the tump
after reporting Th Newl ui k aiiu in
there will be no dallying here. Joe -+jj
will be fit and ready when he p,;
eets' Sharkey in ihe Yankee J,.
Stadium* August 18.
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RIDGE SPRING NEWS . ti
John Uroadnax, Reporter (
Suj.day school was opened at m
'.ho usual hour with, each teacher
vt fried pusf" of duty.'"The los?V>n .
was beautv.lully taught and dis.ussei
by- eaclj)^ teacher. jD|
At 11 : '](> 'A.Si... Rev; Joncsjjde* .
i v.-red a very inspiring sermon ...
which was or.joyed by a',!. ' u
Prof.'-and Mrs. A. C. Higr.tdwor
and daughter Clarossa, Prof.'
ar.d Mrs. 0. K. Adams and dim- 1
"arhtef Irrr.a attended the revival '
meeting at Mt. Cajiaan Vunday i: ..
1'renton. C. ' !. ''
Quite a, few folk from hl-re a;-- 1
~~ tended the re-viv.als the. different
churches conducted.
The fur.era! at Pine Hid Sua- 111
_ iay. was largely attended by folk
Irom here. . T ;
; Mr. Arthur Coleman has let rr
od home after attending the fun-: ^r
J oral of his. brother in. New V -r!,.
( Rev. K. Colemon;
t- ?Airs,?J-.izz4e?Mitchel?and c''i'd?"
> rcn of Allendale have, been I'm- ;
i guests, i>f her mother. Mrs'.?Ro-,
Rail'nrd also other relatives and
I friends, . 11
I I Mi nml M.- r c T
^ ,v_u iniaii:." tin ,
daughter Christine of (iucn Gov iL
New York; Mrs. P. F. Willi:*
and children Inez Mario and 11? 1 ViV"
Ruth, "also Mr. I?. J, William- T:
of Hempstead, X. Y. arc visit- a'
ing their parentis, Rev. and Mrs.
J, C. Williams. (i
Mrs. Amanda Merritt of-Orland
Fla. is thf. truest of her met her
, Mrs. Laura Dopier,
j Mr. nr. i Mrs. I. Graham of -Nov. u]
j York are visiting their parent1
Rev. -and Mrs. J. T. Watson. T
Little Vivian Wells, of New York *1
I" is visiting her grand-parents Mr. '
! and Mrs. W. IL ! hazard.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. S.' P-. Quaitlebauo
and son of Pennsylvania are tip ''
guo-ts of - his parents Mr. and ai
Mrs,. R, FL Quattlehaum.
Mr-. G. Holmes and Mi s Cooj m
or spent the week-end in Colupi- ^
hi a."
i nc whole community - was shock A'
I ed over the death uf Mis. Helen M
Draft.
Mr. Willia:. Walter8 has rolui;
(1 from' Lake City, Fla. M
Sick list: Mrs. Evelyn Ellison
ami Miss N'ancy^Butler. Wo. hope of
' for them a speedy recovery. I
CHESTER FIELD NEWS r
ei
lly Sara A. McCullough <u
The fight is on! . la
Revival meeting began at Mt. vt
Tabor M. E. h.irch Sunday A. I)
M. Rev. J. A, (Jury, the pas to. I.<
preached a great sermon. One W
meeting will continue through thi- en
week. Come and get your spirit
ual strength renewed. There will I
I be old time- preaching, singing,
j praying and shouting. If you are i
1 n soldier cnmri and ' hii rv<r r.nr. rrc\c ' 1
pel sword and fight. "f
Misses Martha Raucom and Su
Sara A. McCullougn attended re- Pr
vival services at Deep Crook Ban- '<
tist churchy Sunday. They also ve
visited friends in Cheraw, Sunday so
evening. ? ho
Mrs. Effie Burch and daughter bo
Helena returned Saturday fygm tin
Mt. Crogan where they 8penfc a J vei
. {
>ALMETTO LBADEB
Messts Howard Jackson, Sidney
t'oid and Kobt. Bitlle left Mony
nioiillng lor points .North.
.drs...Mable Robinson and daughr
Miss Sura Wadsworth were Us
easant calleis at the home 01 ai
i s, M'Cullough Saturday moiny
also Mi^s Martha Baucom and In
is. Mamie Thompson, in the af- lr
moon.
lk-v.. \V. \V MeCullough left 011 *d
inday afternoon fur Bi^hopville, fr
lei'e he will be engage in revival cli
eeting. E
Miss Cfndea McFaddtn is< ex- ar
i-ting to leave Saturday for a to
k\- weeks vacation at her home'
Sardinia, S. Oi "* vj
The towr. was ,shovked Monday yj
h.ai that Mrs. Mary Lewis had
ssed away at the hospital in tj.
adesboro, X. C., where she was y
ken a few weeksrjigo. j
Miss llallie Mae Tedl of CharLte,
X. C'., spent a flew hours cii
he Monday wjth her mother, a;
i s. . Delia Teal and Miss Sara
McC u Hough. ' , _____
TTev. H. I.. Counts of Cheraw. sj,
C. preached at the Grand View
resbyterian chuich last Thurs 1
> nigh:.-- H
Aliss?IIi17a 1 icth?Johnson?spent -j.
to
. o days- _ut Camp Tyler near
cBee, S. C.. las\ week.
Miss Martha Baucom was th ;ost
of Mr. and M1S* Levan Ed- ?
ard? Monday night.
. ek-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. Bfcwer in Pageland, S. .C-. n
The Vacation Bible school Is go- a
Lr strong. The enrollment lip to'
is time "Is ' Vijrhty-eighl; We are ^
ping it will leach the one hune\l
mark before closing. It will ..
nse Friday with a picnic and
ill have a program Sunday* af- j
moon. . .
Mrs. Rose Nell Wadsworth. is w
one from Virginia visiting her
other and relatives. ^
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( AUUSEIC NEWS v
Revival meeting is .-jtarting. ofl ^
it- at? Chupfl -- Bapiisr ~
f.urch. The ^pastor,' Rev. F. L.
i'C-ks, pitacli' Sunday morning. p
>.V. I).,;;g!a-s- of Chester, S.. C. ^
rat-lied in the afternoon and al
at night. All of the'message; !*
erg- good. The spiritual an ^
nancial parts seemed to be very
gh. Revival meeting closed at ^
~ I.'.'ke 'A. M. K. /. Church on
i iday ni-ht. Quite a successful
ceting was held there. Rev. A ^
*_ M'illiams is a real revivalist.
nu will hot wake?a mistake \r
u get hint to conduct your mc-Ft /A:
m
.Soi^ii-'s were good at \\ attain jj
h;.; 'l A.M. K. /.. Church Sun us
p.?_S-aday School?was?opened ^
r the pcrintcndent, Mr. Irvin 7,
n!t . :rai.: ofneOi s were at theii T<
? 0;' duty. Tht? lessor, was we'i Tl
a-i and discussed 'by the school. M
pa -or ..brought t"o his heaVeis.
vei'y interesting message fi'Oni .
t. I n <1
iI? v llilliah and his eongrega- th
; i:. r. > -'fjrpeu \vn inter. v\ rotor? !.i:?
;cor.erregati(>n Sunday nite. w
Mis. Canie Blown, Mrs. Sylv-a ar
"M?y. Mr. Harry Williams, Mr. as
ri-lVif: llv.i'f, little 'Miss Berime e>
vi Ma ter David Go-Is by, all .(If a
' hiiidiia,-S. C. were the , afteA- .
-ion. e uestjj^f Mrs. Frances En- d(
iish ar.'d Miss- Berniee Brown ai
u'esday. They motoied to Knox11't
i business. Miss Berniee a
i <.wn . accompanied them. th
Miss Madora and Miss Mattie te
ec Hawkins from Jacksonville, lr
hi. are visiting their parents Mr. Hi
ii Mrs. W. Si. Hawkins. pt
Mis. Aiverie Hawkins i% here on P?
c-i.Tnt of her "brother. Rev. J
. Dawk hi*, . J r<x-is _ill, 'a
M : . Ilc'u!?c-ff"Krt*^nth of Detroit, sc
i?:li.. ir; here visiting his mothf
i-. Fi a;.ee.s Krurlish and family.
Mrs. I.illie Stewart is very siek.
e hop. those on the sick list wi'l ^
<telly recover.
A party was triven tit the hom< "
Mr. and Mrs. Waitus Johnson
luirsday, night in honor (VI the . "t
Rowing guests: Mr. and Mrs.
laud, Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Luth fohkfcon
of Knoxvillo, Tenn.; ar
t-of-t'-wo gliests Mi-. David Wai
ce of New Jersey; Miss Ida Sel- ^
rn, of New York; Mrs. Mai jo v0
ean of Knoxvijlc, Tenn.; Mrs.. 'n
mise Webber of Jersey City; Mr. us
ilsnn Cossett of Union; all exI'ssed
themselves as spending an
ijoyabla evening. ? IHKNKZKR
A. M. K. CHURCH to
fr<
Nov. C. .lamos, Pastor
laihstun In suite of the fact
the iniUfeasing showers on last r0
inday a splendid audienee was ^
esent at the service. After the he
gular preliminaries the morning
rmon delivered by pastor was >n
cjoqnently expounded that it \f|
Id the audience spiritually spell- .fs'a
und, He selected his text from phi
^ 10th chapter of St. Luke, 10th boi
rse. The theme deduced being hei
Mt. Moriah Church
Rev. A. M. Matthews^ Raster t
Sunday School begatj,'. at the
sua! hour with superintendent ,
id teachers at their post of duty \
At 11:30 a. m. Hhe pastor derered
a wonderful message taken j
om II Kings 4:8. | ,
At 8:30 p. m. the pastor preachanother
good sermon taken ' (
om Mark. On~ Sunday-night the |
jbs made the following report: |
verready $16.75; Rescue $10.50; .
id the Diamond, $0.10. Grand 1 j
tal for daMj$65.13.
Miss Savannah Agnew of Ashelle,
N. C. is visiting her father, t ,
r. Mance Agnew.
Mrs. Sallie Young, formerly of i
lis city but now resides in New
ork is visiting relative# and;
iends. . * j,
Mrs. Ethel Jefferson, of Cin-|
nnatti, Ohio is visiting relatives j
id friends.
Mrs. Mai*y Mody and son of J.
olumbus, Ohio are visiting her j
ster, Mrs. Mattie Matthews.
Miss Harriett Dawkins is home i
?ain after spending 6 weeks in (
anipton summer school, Hamp- 1
n, Va.
Miss Naomi Thompson has re- j
ntly returned to the city after '
lending ser vacation in Columbia'
siting her relatives and friends.^
The club gave a lo\ely~ reception
honor of (Mrs,- Pauline Tsdllivan,
recent oride who is leaving on 1
le twelfth to make her home in
aurens. The reception was given
t the- home of Mrs. Myrtle Talleyi,
"ednesday evening, August 5.
After an enjoyable evening the)
fed a delicious salad course i
ith punch and mints.
The bride wasjpresented a love?.
gift fi&m ttye'club by Mrs; C.D.i
rice. The groom: -was introdue-1
1 by the president. "Mrs. Sullivan
as. before her marriage Pauline
impson. The marriage took place ,
[ay 23.
The following guests were prosit:
Mi-. \V. S. Sullivan, Mr.
oaks, Laurens; Mrs. J. Wiggins;
trs. C. D. Price; Mrs.* G L. Mur> ;
Mrs. Willie Woodward; Mrs.
:. S. Sullivan; Mrs. M. Miller;
[rs. K. Geter; Rev and Mrs. C.. L. '
obinson; Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
"iggins; Mrs. Essie D. C^gman;
iss Grace Donsolorv; Miss J^.nnje
helton arj.1 Miss Lillian Lyles.
IN MEMQRIAM
%
In sad but loving remembrance i
our devoted father, Mr. Abram
eed who departed this life, Aug?t
11, 1027.
ur father dear has sailed away
o begin a new and brighter day
:> a richer lift*- on an enseer. shore
han anv earth vol:Id have in store,
vs. Mary Jane Myers,
r. Willie Mack ami Miss Lucy.
Lee Reed, children.
Jesus Came to Seek and Save
in: which was Lo-st".
As the hour of'ISundhy school
as approaching1 the rain ceased
id the day was just as beautiful
s if it had not rained at all. vAn
ccellcpt attendance was had with
number of visitors. '
We have Valready elected our
debates for . the " Slate League
id Sunday schooL., convention.
fmmediaH-ly after Sunday school
guest rally was sponsored by
le Usher's hoard which was atnded
by a very large crowd. AVi "
i?(orest.ir,e, unique ?musi<;al faciei
:erary program was given. Each
irticipant displayed well her
irt on the program.
At the evcn.ing service a very
rge attedance was present. The
irmon was delivered by the RevJ
. E. Middleton who came out
om Morris Brown church.
Misses Washington and Haw
lorne are still visiting as the
lests of their uncle and aunt,
ev. and Mi's. James. We wish
r them a happy and pleasant
ay while here in our city.
Mr. Nathaniel James and Miss
?aiT James of New York City
'p here for a period cfl-time with i
eir aunt and uncle, Rev. and
rs. J.C. James. Our revival will '
mmence on the 4th Monday nit"> ;
this month which will be Au/rt
24, 1936. It is planned to be
r two weeks with Madam Elsie
New York flity. You are int.ed
to come each night and help
save some poor struggling soul
>m the downward path. . ?
Mrs. Janie B. Green, her daugh- I
- little Mls's Myrtle Greecn, ac-"1
mpanied by her mpther, Mrs. I
inni:e Rogers, coming tihrough I
re from White Plains, N. Y. on
ir U'Jiy t'o Georgetown, S. C.
last Tuesday was the truest of
. and Mrs. J. E. Gilliard of 92
issau street. The latter, a very
irming hostess of whom everyly
is delighted in stopping at
r home. , '
Mr. Thomas Woods arrived in
he city Monday from Sjairrows
Points, Md., fm- an indefinite stay
with his family, Mrs. Mamie <
^Voods and children.
Misses Pearline and .Janie .Miles
iaYe returned from a three week
trip to relatives; in Baltimore.
Miss Ilattie Stewart is in the
:ity from New York City visiting
her mother, Mrs. Nellie Stewart. ?
Mrs. Alice Ferguson left Sunday
morning for Charlotte \\ hei'e-she
is to be the truest of her daughter,
Mrs. Nancy Anderson. r"
Rev; Macjcey of 'Maxton, N. C.
tame Saturday afternoon to s|ienil*
a while With his family, Mrs..
Lucy Mackey aiid children.
_.JMrs. Willie \yaters and little
niece of Washintrtdlh are visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. ItufUs Ford have
as their guests this week tin ir
son, Mr. Theodore Fold and his
wife from Baltimore. Theodore
h?a^ been away from Chester for
111 VPars and vet m-ned loot; in<>- I lie
picture of health.
Miss Annie B. Stanbaek -had'as
Miss Eloise Mjllei' of Salisbury,
and this week, her friend, Miss
Pauline Funderburk from. North
Carolina. For several .years .\li.-s
Funderburk's father was, pastor, of
Church and all of the-folk are glad
to see her again in-the old hoirtf^
town. ' ~Mrs.'Thelma
Ayurs withnher two
small sons spent several day's last
week at T.auringburg Industrial
School with friends : * .
Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Cowan and
little son motored here Sunday
from theii^ home in Red,' Springs,
N; C. and:, spent two lays with
Mr. -and MrVr. Davis Walker in JeU-rvillo.?M*s.
Walker (Marian)and
Mrs. Cowan (Thelma) are
tu? ' ' \'i:.... i.'i
MML'ir*. 1 Iivy WVTIU l lie .M I\.IJi'sons
before marriage.
? Mis.?Annie -Belle- Watson and
Mrs. I?illie Belle Miller are spend
intf a week with Mrs". Watson's
sister, Mrs. Roxiu L. Rachel in
Alexandria, \ a.
Friends will be interested t o
mow that the State Board of Education'
has granted to the jriadnates
of Clinton College, Rock
Mill, first tirade certificates, heoinnirtjr
with the l'.'d'i class/ Pros'
ident J. S. Stanback and faculty
ave done excellent work there,
which has met the approval of
the State officials with tile above
result.
" Mrs. "Sister" Gore is"here from
Bakimoiv- visit ing?relatives.
Mr. O. E. Manigault of Wiimsboro,
came nj? Snnddy afternoon
ar.d joined Prof. S. I..' Finiey mi
the trip to Richmond, Virginia,
where they*-avav attending the B.
m. c. ;
Mrs. ,Tank' Wylie with In r two
little grand children, Willx rt ami
Mary Ellen Fafr 'a'r.rivea in the
city. Sunday -morning1 rtjrmn RhIeigh,
X. C.> and are guest.. of Mr.
. . ;
SET YOUR OWN
EASY T E It M S
Re|)lacc old.^
|jay as juu ? ?uv.
AS LOW AS Per Week
VULCANIZING
WORKS, INC.
1109 HAMPTON ST.
COLUMBIA, S. C. |
Dp?\ All Nljfht?24 hour Service
save your nickles and dimes and
come up to see us sometime
While in Columbia visit the
Lenox Beer Parlor
Dor. GERVAIS & HARDEN STsTj
LUNCHES AT ALL TIMES |
HARRY MURRAY, Prop.
I HOLLF-Y a
FUNERA
2469 Senate St., (Cor. House ar
AMBULANf
OI R PHONE NEVER SLEEP:
The Holley Funeral Homes at
PH0N1
OUR MOTTO: "PROMPT A?
A Seirrlre Keeping
17 TEARS OF EFF
V
Saturday, August 15, 1936 I
and "Mrsrli. QoodeO
Mr President Stiadford spent e\&
few days at home from the CCC I
rumb near (.'I in ton.
Mr. I'ob. i t. W'ylie was in the 1
lily Monday Frotn WTnstun-hjalcm I
Miss Helen Boulwaie who teach I
is in the Boys . Industrial school, I
at II' ffuian, N. (!., is isiting her I
parents Mr. and Mrs. Moscow I.
Haul wars.
J Mt. Olive Baptist S.T5. had nA-.
I line picnic at Ft. Mill last Wednes^V
day. This Wednesday ( tt+vtny Bap
list "S. S. will go to Ft. Mill for
tlieir piciNe^ all 1 Metropolitan OA.
M. 10. S. S. to Croat Falls.
Mr .Johnson, Farm L'emonstra-.
(ion Agent with a very large num
her nf. persons froln Chester assembled
at (iefchsmane* Bapt^t
eliuiTh Thursday and had a great I
! picnic ..
Mrs. l.i/./.ic* Cox Fjottter had as
lief: nui-st last week her sister,
Air's. Noah froni.Honea Path,
i Mr. Tom Kennedy on t h e
sick list,
r M r. T. 1.. Kud?jy . of Bennettsvile,
-pert the week-end in' the ..\
. ' - .city
last week.
t .Mrs. Ada Franklin of N. V. C.
_is_-visiting her -parents, Rev. and
'.Mrs. Wright, West End.
I . T " ,
CI.I II WORK DONE IN ? VOC.tiptVKE
( OL N'i'V
I i ^ ....
Our club- are Vetiinir . ahum
1 nicely owiug to the fact that
Ptpi.nl sloff is,uoin^ lo he nigh this ||
| winter* t+t\y are busy with th. ir^'lI
caniilna and inykinL' other hopsi hold
useful articles. It is time I >
begin our .'.fall trardens and raising
our fall* chickens. We are as
busy as we can he.
' We. were very, proud to have?
Miss Blanche Sowed, State Tuberculosis
Nuise, with' us. Shegave
; many helpful lectures and demonstrations
in Home Nursing. Clinics
worn lielil anil hatnuv U'nin viiioul
Wo H-CI I hat tile county has betm ft
greatly homTilod. We afir more I
health conscious jiow than ever be- ft
?- Lula U. Gidion
' TK8 i:r;rri-: ttotIaltr.itt
Mullins- The club met at the
home of Miss Kvelyn Reaves on I
I Church iSt. The meeting was 11j
cd to order at 8 p. m. Our do- I
votions were led . by Mr. G. Buck,'
Chaplain,?'The- -meot-ing -was then B
tinned over to Rev. Kiiefson our -W
! president. The minutes were read
and adopted. Our discussion lor fltlie
evening followed.
We we're very glad to have with I
lis Miss F.ula 1'. Gerald, a giad.i- 1
ate. of S. C. State College. We ft
were - served a very delicious
course by our hostess, .Miss Reaves.
Our: next meeting will ' bo
held at the home, of Mis- Xora'FX I
' Ra^nsoni on . M ullins. ,*>t. " *'
I. Jjeym. Cfar. Reporter 1
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