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Saturday, January 2, 1937 1' Mrs. Karajt Joyce and Mrs. Lela- g Burton is spending the holidays A With Mrs. Alifia Williams of Washinglon, D. C. and JMrs. George 'y. Burton of Baltimore, Md. " I Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hagood spent . ' 'the holidays in - New York City,. ? Visiting". "tKeTr "son and daughter ~ and relatives. They will stop in Washington on their return. Miss Lonise Johnson and Mr. K. Gregory of Union spent the holidays in the city as the guests j of Miss Florence Guider of 2410 pj - jElmwood Ave. They report pleasant stay. I sc __________ as Mrs. Emma Frierson of Manning, South Carolina who spent a j few days in the city en route to ;u Ansonia, Connecticut h&s returned X to the city, accompanied by her re granddaughter, Miss Ruth Vaughn ,n to spend the Christmas holidays \1 \ t. with her children. Mr. and Mrs. O Waymon Williams and the Misses V ? Ada and* Anna Frierson of 272 ' Manhattan Ave., New York City, R Dr. W. H. Young of Anderson. ^ was a pleasant visitor to the city " during the holidays. : ^ Miss Mary A. Ranting of New ,-c York City snent the holidays ;>i with her grand-mother and broth- !e er, Mrs. Mary Hampton and Basil ie H. Bunting. ja ,.7 Mrs. R. B. Anderson has returned from her trip north. She has visited some places of interest, Boston. Mass., * New Britain and he Middleton, Conn., New York City, "k El^abeth and Newark, N. J. vis- a iting relatives and friends and re- Ri ports a verv pleasant trip. A M Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Owens off M Latta spent a Merry Christmas in W * the city with Mr. and Mrs. Win, ar Potee. . \lv - i Mrs. V. L. Roland of Philadelphia, and teacher at Voorhees nc Normal and Industrial school. ,c i -Denmark,'whs?the?house guest of" T>I T7* Unv.MC ? f mif Ackxra iuina v/i a x*j. nai i ia, a xcn ua^ o i^ during the holidays. L ? Rev. and MrsT I. H. Alston, of \ Fayetteville, N. C. were holiday La i visitors to the city. While here sa they stopped by The Leader's office . ra ug Prof. William White of 1230 Harden street, passed through the ,v< ^ city during the .holidays eri route wi to his new position as Educatinoal Advisor at CCC Camp, Awendaw, ("( s. c. ' ' - 'i Mr. K. D. Watts of Greenwich, Conn., arrived in Columbia v the Jo latter part of last week. 'Mr. M Watts iv'tftuT House guest of Mrs. "f Mary E. Perrin and will remain *? in Columbia and return to Wash- \'n .1 LingloiHo~seo President RoosevtdtV -~?L jnauu.nation January; 2Gth. f? - . oe Miss Annie Ruff of Washington, ,)a D. C. is spending the holidays in !'? Columbia, S. C. with relatives and friends. . ANNOUNCEMENTS on I .Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Harris of 1120 Queen street, announce the ^ marriage of their daughter, Lilpi?> lian Marylin to Mr. Hazel H. liarris, November 9, 193G. At home, in West Palm Beach, Fla. ce M CARD OF THANKS! A " ' " 11 ar We wish to thank the Progres- to sive club. Dr. R A Evnrntt l?n? . ? 5TTT7T7wis and Rev. and Mrs. R. hr k W. Ransom for contributions and th \ service in carrying out the Xmas cl< 1? :..it ?l?t :i:? ,rt\ s yj n i#11 i l iu wnutM - in n laiuuicn. v*We were able to give cheef to 23 th families. We hope another year dr r u> even do better. ^ 1 Mro. B. E. Vincent, Mrs! An- P'o l_ drena Baumgai'dncr, Miss Helen ca . Reddick, Chr. of PARENT-TEACHER MEETING :? M The regular monthly meeting of A' the Parent-Teacher association of M Saxon school, will be held Wednes- Pi day night, January 6, at 7:30. es Everybody is asked to be present. Ja CARD OF THANKS Id I ? lit i Pilgrim Health and I,ife Ins. Co H' I wish to thank all of the policyholders on my debit for their won_ derful support riii'dog the December 1.4, 1030, in helping me ; to make the highest percentage On the Columbia district for that n(^ t '* week. w' Wishing each of' you a happy I , and prosperous new year, k Your agent, - ^ ^ Lucile Hagood L MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT j*e Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fulmore anf." nounce the marriage of their ^ | daughter Violette Laurene to Mr. Henry E. Miller of Philadelphia, m< ' Pa., December 20, 1930 at Kingatree. South Carolina. U ?- ar| THE WAVERI.Y fP j, FRIENDSHIP CLUB The Waverly Friendship club gi ' it entertained with a lovely dinner fr |T party in honor of their families |2k. Thursday night, December 17, at a? the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt ni Love, 727 Blossom St. The rooms ne K . \ ----- ero artistically decorated for M lis occasion^ * ? ?{ TbeTollowing menu was served: last turkey, igjlbot gravy, cran?rry sauce, rice, vegetable salad, la nner rolls, dressing, green peas, hi llo, cake and coffee. ol The following persons were M resent: Mr. and Mrs. Ellison la ever, Thomas Caldwell, Mr. R, B. R ray, Ruth Gray, Margaret Gray, s\ helma Gray, Gladys Gray, James h< ray, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Abney, te [iss Mamie Hickson, Mr. and Mrs. te homas Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. L. w . Miles and son. Mr. and Mrs. G. te . Austin, Mr. Dogan McGraw, iiss A. B. McGraw, Mis's Minnie m cGraw, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt w ove and son. X The evening was pleasantly en- a yed. Everyone present express- h< 1 his deepest appTeCiation to'the embers of the club for their fine >spitality. .. . j THE MYSTIQXLUB in, Greenville?The Mystic club was he ost delightfblly entertained at a e-Citt-istmas party' at the home j hj : Mrs. W. R. Sewell, 700 Ander- aj ?n St., with Miss Theresa Sewell _ i hostess. cl The rooms were very attrac- su vely decorated ir\ holy wreaths x id bells, in keeping with the a mas season. The color scheme of ai >d and green was used through- 5* lt.tefr evening. The guests were: eh'damep Lydia Biggs, Rdna ^ raves, and Miss Iredella Howard, ery attractive gifts in station. t*y were presented to- Mrs. Lyda lggs, as truest prize anu ivuss - illie Tilnian as top score club c< rlze. The second prize, a deck of P irds was presented Miss Margar- : SeWell, and low score prize, H [i"Ss Miriam Witherspoon. a The hostess served a delicious r< >urse of chicken salad, saltines. s( mento cheese sandwiches, pick- J s and cocoa. Orange and lime jl llo -with Whipped cream, pound c} ike and fruit cake. rt ANDERSON NEWS j)j On December 25,' in her spacious 1 >rrie, 432 Thomas St., Miss Cor- . ^ >lia McGowans entertained with J! dinner party; Misses Needa -v| obinson, and Ethel McAdams, ' nderson county teachers, Prof. . N. Sullivan, principal of the t. Spring school, Prof. Rufus ? right, instructor of sociology .e id trade. Hoffman trade and in- Is istrial Inst., Hoffman, N. C. ct suj uo-}dui^j{ jo sjonpo.nl qjoy ,-j Miss McGowans is home eco- rt imics instructor, Athens high j, hool. Athens, (la. having?com- r, eted her college work at Spel- \ an. The latter three are '"36" " aduates. ' Menu: Fruit cocktail, turkey essing, gilbet gravy, mashed potoes, carrots and peas, cranberry ? uce apple a-la-mode nuts, coffee, '' The table was. beautifully decoted with red candlets and red indena. After dinner numerous games ?i ?re played and prizes were a- .v irded the winners. c JLUMHIANS RETURN FROM "USKEGEE FOR HOLIDAYS vi Pi Misses Wilhelmina and Adline ie hnsop of 1724 Wheat street anf 'a aster Albert Nelson Thompson f 817 W. Blanding St. came home D, spend the Xmas with relatives .,j (1 friends.' They were success- a L4a passing the- examinations--^: r tlio first semester. Master Al rt N. Thompson made excellent ^ ,ssing?mark and brought home me of his work and good things id about his work by Prof. H. J. ?mn, Biologv' teacher. They like 'zj c school well, and are leaving V1 January 2. ? ? :e RADIO NEWS M The Radio Literary and Social jb held its final (social) meetg e<1 the year on Tuesday, Dember 29, 1936. at the home of ' r. George Elmore, 14Q5 Lyon St. fter the arrival of all members id guests a very short meeting ok place. ^ Xho?panning?of?motion TTtTW~ "Th io\yn as the depression law was la e only issue to arise. At' the m :>se of the meeting a few card R< ime.s were played; after which bj e host served baked turkey with essing, chicken, green peas, f) earned rice, hot rolls, creamed ^ itato, chewing gum, cocktail, l. ndy, and wine. The remainder a the afternoon was ?pent in ncing. ** th Anion,? those present were: g, endames Carrie Belle Wilson, or Idle Tattle. I.eaveland Jackson. t argaret Harris; Christa Bell timer, Bessie Tipsey, Mane Jon, Elizabeth Jackson, Vashti ?, ckson, Fannie D. Phelps, Mary ta Wilson, Arlethia Robertson, ^ a Mao Gilliam, -Rath Mae -Gil- . tm, Esther Sweggert, Gedell arris. Sadie Elmore, Essie Elore; Messrs. Earnest Harris and estley Mangum and members of ei e club?Tbifr news was drawn tC > by the old reporter, Mr. J. W.- w ihnson. We broadcast again xt Tuesday. Until then we fii sh you a happy new year. gc Radio Social Club lONTECELLO SOCIAL CLUB Jf The Monteceiio social ciud was litfhtfully entertained for the st time in '36 by -Miss Mable re ivis. The hostess had beautiful za iristmas decoration in the room. Because ol this being the iaf*t . eeting in the old year, we invited ftr me friends to help us enjoy the mainso f the old year and get Jfi ady for thenewyear. Dancing S. id playing games wore the main A atures of the evening. gi The hostess served fish, cabbage N iw, cream potatoes, hot rolls and D ngerale followed by candy and vi uit. . p( Everyone expressed themselves t havinjf sperrt an enjoyable ?vensr. We wish for you a happy >w year. ^ - .1 , * iM all [I?SIONARY SOCIETY OF ST. STEPHEN A. ST E. CHURCH The society held ist regular and ,st riieetiner of the year nineteen, undred and thirty-six at the home F sister Clara Small, Front St., [onday evening, December 28. A' , rge crowd was in attendance. , veryone seemed to come with the vord of fire Which made our i .>arts burn within, as a burning 1 stamonial meeting was had. AifV r our spiritual meeting which as presided by our beloved sisr Harriett Anderson, our ptesi;nt. Then we went into our isiness meeting. Our collection 1 as two dollars and ninety cents. 1 umber of people twenty three. 1 fterward we were served with ' >t ..cocoa, cak? and mints. t Minnie Rodgers. reporter rlANHATTAN SOCIALTCLUB < . i The club will hold its first meet- r g for the year of 1937, at the >me of Mrs. Annie Grant, 706 As- t mbly_ street, Tuesday, January ? >37, at 8 o'clock p. m. "Asking I members to please be present n New members are welcome. The i ub paid to their members the c im of $312.96, which waa their C mas saving. Wishing everyone very prosperous new year. We 1 e hoping to have a bigger and ? ;tter club for the year oi 1937. j T. ALBAN TRAINING SCHOOL t The Christmas cantata directed r y Mrs. Dash was quite a sue- ^ ass. She has been asked to re- t eat .it. School closed December S 3 for the holidays. Christmas i ees and programs were given in 1 II primary and grammar grade a joms. Gifts were given to all udents in ull classes by the tea- c ler. During chapel hour, Miss I cGirt read a portion of the 2nd lupter of St. Matt. After the igular devotion services the 3rd id 4th grades rendered a short j. aylet:""The Community Christas Tree", directed by Mrs. Den- t( ?. After Santa Claus Vad given p it the presents from the tx-ee, b iss Inez Graden sang beautifully v Love Bethlehem". p After the program all classes p tported for their oars: The 8th id 9th grades with Miss McGirt q d with four hundred miles. The h t ana znd grades with Mrs. Dash a ime second with two hundred and ?; xty-six miles. The 3rdf and 4th' " ades with Mrs. Denry, two hun ed and.fifty miles. The eleventh s ade came fourth with Mr. Dendy t] ro hundred and twenty-seven n iles. The Bth, 6th and 7th with n iss Mack, one hundred and fif- g seven miles, and the 10th last ith Miss Ellis, eighty-four miles. e he total miles traveled one thous j( nd, three hundred and eighty- ^ ur miles. ' j The 8th and 9th grades were ^ ven a social in the dining room ^ hire cookies, candies, jello and r ceream were served. At the close of. the chapel hour ^ ith well chosen words, Mrs. Dash esented Mr. and Mrs. Dendy a ? autiful iChristmas gift from the ? culty. Miss Carrie Lou Bolden ^ eighth grade presented Prof. ^ endy a gift from the eighth and nth grades. The gifts came as d groat surprise?hut- were- much (predated. tl tin siuaems artd tcachei-s on F e campus spent their holidays tl ith home folk. Misses Lillian e oan, Thomasena and Christena ates, all graduates of St. Alban F raining school and students at e ettis academy stopped on the a impus on their way home, also e iss Caldwell of Simpsonville. The classrooms will be opened h ?ain for work Thurstjay, Dec. c st. The girls will play a game basket ball shortly after the li )lidays. t . j " e RIDGE SPRING NEWS h Sunday school wiu?opened Hf "* iS usual hour, the lesson was J ught and discussed for thirty " inutes which was enjoyed by all. ev. Jones was accompanied here ? r Rev. Trapp of Columbia Sun- " ly. Rev. Trapp preached a won a erful sormon.? We?were dad ~ - havo-^htrrrTn our midst and to r ing us such a wonderful mes- e ige he did. Immediately at h e close of the sermon the Lord's J jpper was administered. Each E \e, went away feeling the spirit h brotherly love. ii The services at Ridge Hill were r x>d also Sunday night. Rev. 1< arnest Merritt preached an in)iring sermon. Second Baptist inior choir gave some very beau- t ful selections, we were very glad b i have them. The Christmas pro ram at the church Saturday was ? ljoyed also^ we had a large d hrtstmas tree and it was filled ' ith gifts. t The "Live Wire" club had its rst meeting for the winter seain last Sunday at the library. * Rev. and Mrs. John (Davis have 1; i their guests their daughter E attie Lue of Chicago, 111. s Mr. and Mrs. Capus Gunter are e e guests of Mrs. Gunter's pa- a >?. i " "? * nta, ifir, twiu iurs. vy ?>? nuz- v rd. p Mr. Theodore Williams of New is ark is guest of his parents Rev. b id Mrs. John Williams. a Mrs. Mary Crawford has as'r'her lest her niece Louise of Denmark c: C. The following- motored to iken Christmas day: Misses Mar ? e Etheridge, Bertha Brooks and a annie L. Smith, Messrs Walter d avis, Walter Brooks, Iredell, Das and Jerald Etheridge, they re- C >rted a very -enjoyable trip. The following (students spent j te Christmas holidays at home: [eesre James Hammond and Fron s Brooks, 8. C. state college; THK PALMETTO LEAP1 Messrs Johnnie and George Pet-1 er&ou ana Miss Kosa iieli Braoantt.., Beiicuict cortege;'mr. Urtauuo v? liltama, Alien university; rut. utheno uroauiiax, Jonnson C. amith; misses Mae Watson. Peati vt ?be, Annie rvi. iJoi ns, Messrs r,u>son nartaru, hred imam anu james Giover, Bettis academy. The loll owing teachers spent Christmas at home: miss fc>aiite L.ue Kaiiord, Lela Peterson, Aimie it. Williams, Thelma Watson, Jesne Hammond, Jbucilo Hammond and Christine Hroadnax, Messrs vV. B. Hazzard, Jr., Otis Raiford ind Aifonza Hammond. They re>orted having enjoyed their sitay. Miss Maggie .Blocker and Mrs. oela Broaunax attended the unqjq at. GreenwoodJ last-^Week. ?~ " Miss Abbie iDanieis of Johnston 4J^__seen m?ttTWn" Sunday. Miss ,hristine Kirby and little Clarissa lightower are spending the Christ nas holidays in Gatfney. I Mrs. Minnie Coleman and daugh 1 er of New York are "isiting... rel-; itives and friends here. 1 Misses M&ry Alice Brown, An- 1 lie Mae and Clara Dorns and Nanlie L. Smith were the Monday 1 linner guests of Mr. Wallace 1 Hover. Miss Sallie L. Raiford had as ier dinner guersts Moriuay, Mr. ind. Mrs. Alfonzo Hammond and Jr. Othello Broadnax. The entire community was ;reauy snocKed over the death of Mrs. Priscilla Hill. She was fosnerly of this town, but had been staying in Johnston, S. C. wu elativea for the past few months. >he was funeralized at. the Ridge -lill churck. She was a very old ady and loved by many, both old ind young. Mr. James Glover didn't fail to all at the home*of Miss Viola Jerry's Friday to. see her. CHESTERFIELD GREETINGS lappy New Year To Everybody! Christmas of 1936, has gone ino history, all that wasn't accom- 1 lished in those 366 days cannot e recalled. As we begin the New v 'ear. 1937, let ub forget the un- ' leasant things of the past and ?cas lorwara w> nigner .heights. Christmas day was spent very uietly. Preaching services were eld at Zion Baptist church and Xmas tree at Mt, Tabor M. E. hurch. Grand View Presbyterian church ponsoreiL a Chinstmas program unday afternoon and a Xmas ree Wednesday afternoon. Many ttle ones and older- ones too were iade to feel happy for the lovel> ifts received. The schools of the county closd Tuesday noon and the teachers ;ft for home and various places a spend the holidays. Mrs. Adie Railey and Mrs. Fannie Mc,ain left for Fayettsville, N. C. Irs. Margaret Watson, Miss Maion Johnson, Cheraw. Miss Elizabeth P. Johnson, left Wednesday for Nicholsville, Ky. ccompanied by her brother, Rev. obert P. Johnson .of Johnson C. mith university to spend the hollays with their aunt, Mrs. Lizzie, lilldr. Miss Florie McCoy spent Xmas ay in Wadesboro, N. C. "Miss Sara A. MeCullough spent ie holidays with her parents, juv. ?na ttirs. ?. w. mci^uiiougn : he latter is very much indispos- < d at this writing. J Mesdames M. Louise Foster, t Losa B. Toatley, Mr. James Riv- ; rs were pleasant callers at Rev. 4 nd Mrs. McCullough's Sunday evning. . < Mr. Henry Watson spent the j olidays with his madam at So- , iety Hill. ' i Misses Margaret Stanley, Char- ; ie B. Stanley, ISara Jackson visi- j ed Mrs. McCullough Saturday evhing. 1 Mr. John Garland Jenkins is ( iome from Fayettsville, N. C.. _ vhere he allMlldl scnool. ke and ( dr. Robert Jackson called to see frs. McCullough. Wednesday. < -Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sellers and ( rliss Oneda McFadden left Frjay mojning to spend th?, holidays t their home at Sardinia, S. CL , Mesdames Annie Edwards, Flo-- -\ Te Walker, Savannah IngrAm calld on Mrs. McCullough during the | olidays. . - , Misses Ocdlfa M. T?atley of . C. Smith uniVersity; Rose B. of ( larber-Scotia Junior college; Joh- | etta of C. M. A. are home spend- | ng the hohdays with their paents, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Toat- j ?y. . i Messrs Robt. and Larry Foster ( are spending the holidays with | heir "mother, Mrs. M. Louise Fos- , er. Miss Sara Wadsworth was calld home on account of the sudlen illness ot her mother, Mrs. , dae B. Robinson. We are glad j o note she has recovered sufficJntly to be out. Sunday was preaching day at It. Tabor M. E. church. A loveV congregation was present and lev. Gary related the wonderful tory of the nativity which was r njoyed by all. After the offering t nd all the good women remem- f ered Rev. and Mrs. Gary with ounds nf ni<>A thirurn ronlon. I jh the home and pantry. Ood e less these good women. The Rev. a nd wife are indeed Very jp-ateful c sr these tokens of love and appreiation. J The Rev. Gist, pastor of Salem < laptist church was gruest speaker ' t Mt. Tabor M. E. church Sun- 1 ay evening:. Trust you all had a Merry < Ihrjstmas. 1 Subscribe For j The Leader ] ' WINNSBOHO NEWS The Christmas that has just greeted us and passed into history was considered by "most ol us the best, the most quiet, -the n^oiw piosperous and the happiest tnat we have witnessed in several years. It possessed the spirit of peace and good-will to men. Santa Claus arrived in our town a week before Christinas and ' ailed about 2,000 white and colored children from the city schools to greet them and give them a truck load of fruit. That was indeed a glorious afternoon for both the young and adults. All were sat isfied at the close of that event. We shall never forget Santa. - On the nfghr"of thiV 2fiih ('h rist_ mas eacrctses"Wefe held at Wayman A. M. E. church. The Calvary Presbyterian church and St. Paul Baptist church. These programs preceded the Sunday school j Uhristmas trees at these cnurches. ( Ail those who were present enjoys n sd both the programs and the ; irees. i Many of the students who are ; attending school elsewhere canie ! home for Christmas. Mrs. Ben- i nett accompanied Miss Fudonia I Manigault from Kingstree High ) bcnooi. Misses Mildred Mdodoiuia and Marguerite Woodaru from c.narlotte; Ease Manigault from ciate college; Emma and Sara acuity /vmena ivicintosh irom oeneuict; Corri* Davis Irom Coulr ter institute; btacie Moore anq imizauetn Roseborough irom Wash .ngion, D. (J.; Elizaueth Baxter ox xxew fork and Miss lsabelle Da* is and her brother Eddie Junior tiom Morris college. Also Messrs vV. A. Ross and Raul beatty Iron, benedict; Carl Jackson from book er Washington Hi; Isaac banks and L. A. barber from Clinton co. lege. The above . are a part ol our students who came home foi Christmas. Miss blanch Sowell, the nurse tor tuberculosis patients and sus pects had done a wonderful -piece oi' work in the schcool ol otn :ounty. She' touched about evef> >chool in the county and gave tujerculosis tests to students of high >chool age. She held two pareni meetings in Fairfield county training school here and found 2U pupils after 3 days work to be exayed.. Besides she gendered valuable service in distributing Christ- _ mas seals-for?sate"; In . her lecLures both to our students' in chap;1 assemblies and to parents in the meeting held, Miss Sowell wa; juite at herself and left no stone unturned on the prevntion anu :ure of tuberculosis. On his return from the White Jak Baptist church, Longton, last Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. M. Beat .y, having been pounded by hh jood people, was the expression oJ oy and pleasant surprise. At tht dose of a very impressive comnunion service the loyal, faithfui ind very appreciative members ol >aid White Oak church in a ver> ine and dignified manner present:d to their castor many valuabl- jifes for the pantry. The quanti,y and quality were suitable foi .he pantry of a king. Rev. Beat- y speaks in glowing terms of I .fteae very fine people. 'Rev. J. C. Hilton and. family vere visitors in Columbia on last Saturday and Sunday, the guests >f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glenn and Mrs. Henrietta Harris. While *! .here Rev. Hilton preached to the saints at Evangelist church. They eturned reporting a grand trip. Rev. J.-M. Beatty accompanied jy his daughter, Miss Emma and ? Vliss Evelyn Ross, motored, to Jonjsville last Monday to visit relatives and friends. They returned .he following Tuesday reporting a glorious trip. Miss Alice E. Mcintosh and Prof. W. A. Ross are improving a /tor a rw! 1 /A noon n/ flu t AlsluJi la Ubbut, her-1 self again after a major operation. Mrs. Francis Johnson and Miss Oleo, her grand-daughter, were the guests of her daughter, Mrs. 0. E. Manigault, Christmas. Prof. W. M. Oglwsby of Brain?rd iiwtitnty in last Saturday. Mrs. Etta Sightler" accompanied n ay Miss E. M. Graft of Columbia ivere? worshippers with saints at 5t. Paul Baptist church last Sunlay morning! We were glad- to lave had therti with us; also Miss Maude Gladden of Chester. Prof. C. O. Mcintosh and fam- ] ly accompanied by his mother-inlaw, Mrs. Rebecca Bovian of ( Orangeburg motored to Seneca . last...Monday io_sce his aunt. He' itopped by and picked up his mo.her, Mrs. Sara Mcintosh. Prof. F. E. Mclrttosh accompanied by Messrs W. A. Rossr and B. J. .Mcintosh motored to Rock Hill last Monday. * ST. GEORGE NEWS , Bethel A- M. E. Church Rev. N. A. Bethea, Pastor The members of the above tamed church are very proud of he return of their pastor and a amlly. . ...v ' Sunday Was a very lively day. n the morning the pastor deliverd a wonderful sermon. After ;ervices, the visiting friends And >ld acquaintances were introduced. Mt. and Mrs. Charlie WilliamB ind little charliCrof Atlantic-? !!ity are visiting Mrs. Williams, nother, Mrs. Rebecca Simmons, ilso her sister, Miss Daisy Simnons of New York City. Messrs. Curtis and Leo Haynes of Bridgeport, are visiting relatives. * Rev. J. H, Harley of Beaufort | preached a soul stirring sermon Sunday night. He was accompanied ?y hi* daughter, Mr*. Vonlee, his neice and brother-in-law, Prod Curry. \ Miss Jannie Harrington is visiting Miss K lea no i \U w\ i. ? m. t WAl.TKKIfOKO N liWS M iss Martha Wright, supervisor of I .ox i melon ounty is heie \isitintf h'r mother, sister and aunt. Tin- Brook*""of Ni'W Yoik and Heminyv.ay are here vi.-n mj;--their brother- and sister-in-law, I'rof. and Mrs, II. I,. Brooks. Rev. J. Arthur Ifavis of (iivenvdle and family motored with the Atmily to visit Mr. and Mrs. (.!. \\\ Jones ana relative-. I'rof. .1. M. Miller of North Carolina spent the Christinas with his father, mother and sister, Hev. aid Mrs, Miller and Mrs. Odoin. Mrs! M. M. Jones, librarian of State <-<dd<ge_an<l Mrs. Ann l'e~ lyt \v a ill V -f?i'11111 o i h1 i u 11'1 Were iKe house ir-.e>t of I'rof. and. Mrs. (J. Huekiiian. tle-y with thug party motored ty SnnimervflM . Monday. Mrs. Kliza W'jlliam- of j Jacksonville, Mr. Isaac. Brown. | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slopes of. r?r*'eti 1'otifi wen. ifiiiKi>?of?Mi s. Emma Hrown during the holidays. Mr. 'filler of Sumter i - vi-dtinir lis son and daujrhler-in-luw. Re-,. ind Mrs.. 1'. R. Tiller this week. > Mr. It win James is the hon?e j ?uest of Mr. and Mi-, Joseph Wilfl liams on Savivre St.. .hlriny: -.the I holidays. Mrs.: Ziinia l.<j^an led. Monday 'after ;spendi.njj the Yuie dc.wit-h laf pt rents. Mi - I,o -:s1 fords. TTne, of hi:r st. <!> ii? .-a- I, i .ruest;while here; .Mi . as. i ,M.-. lohn Sinjrk'ton entei taim .: during a., rv..j... < '. ... <?. ? aim ah* and N<-w ^ 11 , -vh**~ occus"m I' -ir " a rounio(!. hf the family. '.Jrof. Marion Odori yf-.S't. < . ?.i?*-o vas tin* guest of 'Mi>.- Thelma ido-m.. thi- county -m?W\ i>.u- duthg the holidays. "TNearly all the cher lcs in ihv ity hold holiday cob-brat :"tj.s io_. he form of Christmas ' program ind Christmas trees. Monday light at St. Peter's and Wesley intf earljer in the woofr !>t tVHl JPhbsbyterian church. Mr. Letman who was effectionitely known as "Preacher" by his "riends and acquaintances in Vfal.Orboro and vicinity was " fiunerilized from the undertaker .phrlo: >f A. G. Best last -Saturday and he body was taken to his formei lome at MeCormick. He wa - I nuch liked by the white and colwed people in Colleton county. 'ooooooooooooooooooooooo: CTK/ CD IDC I IvII II \l LUNCH 1105?1107 Gervais St. COLUMBIA, S. C. )pen from H a.m. to 10 p.m. ^AITSAGE AND GKITS 10c MVER AND GRITS -___ l?c VISII AND GRITS _____ 10c '1EEF STEW AND RICE 10? I ASH __ Hit iOT CAKES - 10c MATE Ll'NCH _____ 20t with Drinks and Dessert. ?:o.o:ooooooooooooooo:oooo'0'' ^ LINEN DRV SERVICE CLEANING Columbia ? Laundry "-rT7TTTnODHLArNI)RY^ A SPECIAL 12 pounds for 39 Cents, -THURS.-FRI.-SAT. c,. _____ '"H 1323 TAYLOR ST. ^HONE 22117 'COLrMBIA i' >p?n All Night?24 how Sorrlcs iave your nicklea and dime* aad come up to see u? sometime While in Columbia visit the * Lenox Beer Parlor :or. GERVAIS & HARDEN STS. LUNCHES AT ALL TIMES HARRY MURRAY. Prop. BEST QUALITY COAL -ALWAYSPROMPT SERVICE PUfYHJIT /IQ11 *- HVfllU tun ^B rj#.i I f>wcim'a>>a??:a;a:wwa:H:?'?:?:tao .*3 Pair# 7 CAltD OF THANKS To our many fund* and relatives we extend our sincere thanks 'for eh4-ir kindness, many beautiful floral offerings, and expressions of sympathy during the -boit illne-s and death of our dear husband and father.. Richard S. Roberts. Too, we extend our 'hanks to the Manigault funeral home for their fine service. \ j Mi's"' It. S. Roberts and children Subscribe For TT*e~ Leader f . A 1'Tntinnny LOANS ~ ?' 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