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BACCHANTES HOLD JNJTLAL
MEETING
The Bacchaptes Social club held
its initial meeting at the home of
Miss Jessie May Gibson last Moru ]
day night. Quite a few of th<-'
members were present at this first (
meeting. (
A brief business session was .
held in which five names were ac- \
cepted as wc/rthy candidates for ,
membership. Selection of mem- ,
i bors i's based primarily upon the |
^ individual's fitness to possess and
maintain a high cultural and soc- (
ial standard "as well as having an (
academic tiaining beyond a Fresh- (
man at college.
This club hopes to do much this
year ijn creating a better' (and
more wholesome atmosphere in the
city ,of Columbia^ J
At the completion of the business
we were delightfully served
refreshments by the hostess, Miss
Jessie M, Gibson.
Our next meeting will be at the
home of the Presidennt, Miss Ethel
Williams, 2524 Senate street.
TABERNACLE BAI'T. CHURCH
Rev. Wm. Watson, ;Pastor
Greenvil'e, ,S. C.?S. S. at the
usual hour with Supt. Bradley, in
charge. # 11
oVlock preaching service be-'
gan. The Junior choir had charge
of the music all day being Junior
church day. The pastoY preached
from Job 16:22. It was a great
sermon.
BYPU at 5:00 p.m. " At '7:30
"Rev. Watson, preached from part
two of the same text used in thet
morning service? It was another
of hrs powerful sermons.
Dr. Watson is conducting a ten
nights meeting at I.ounders Hill,.
Rev. Boyd, pastor. .
Tabernacte music choir render- .
ed their service Wednesday nighU
We were very pleased to see Mrs.
Maggie Mitchell Walker of Atlanvja,
Gal, and her little daughter at
^?(Service Sunday morning. Also
Mrs. Bill'Robinson back from New
York where she has been at the
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IH'CISICIC 1)1 ULT SIMLT.
Mis. Liu'.v Watson is hack in thecity
from Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Woman's auxiliary was entertained
at the home of Mrs.
*Bes?sie Sullivan by Mrs. Pear'
Ware on Wednesday. The hostess
served delicious chicken pie and,
ice cream. . :?
AI.l.KN TEMPLE
A. M. K. CHI II
Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor
. Cryenville. S; C.?Services in
Greenville last Sunday were "held
under'"most favorable crrcumstances.
The weather though a bit
chilLy, was ideal and throngs took
advantage, of the services. At Allen
Temple, large audiences heard
two forceful messages which were
, brim full of instruction and delivered
with power. The Holy
Spirit was. visibly evident as the
messenger unfolded Divine truths.
The morning discourse one of the
best we have heard, was based on
..."Sowing and Reaping", found Ga
lat+ons 6*7. The 'evening subject
was "The Heavenly Multitude",
from Rev. 7:9. The Junior choir
wi'th Mrs. Withcrspoon directing
- rendered excellent music.
Sunday school and League \vere
largely attended. Mr. J. A. Johnson,
superintendent, was absent
because of the death of his wife.
Jtev. D. P. Adams assistant adted.
Mrs. Calhoun brought interesting
remarks at the close c*f the session.
Among the large number of visitors
present wore: Mr. Avery, Mr.
Morris of the Pilgrim Life Ins.
company; Mr. Lewi's new professor
at (Sterling; Mrs. Phyllis Cal
houn Wright of Cincinnati; Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas; S. C. Frank
undertaker and Miss C. M. Boston,
representnative of Way cross
-?Casket company of Waycrcss, Ga.
Miss Boston made interesting t remarks.
Mrs. Minna Calhoun has recent"
ly as her visitor her son and wife
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Calhoun, Jr.,
of Bethel church. Atlanta. We regret
to report that MesdanWs Mag
gle (Williams,< Dora Mack, Miss
Eva Fuller and Mr. Allen Hudgens
are still on the sick list.
They are improved at this writ
ing and we hope that they shall
soon be out again. Alsc; Mrs. Addre
Grant. Mr. G". W. Rapley is
up to the delight of his friends.
Mrs. Sadie Chiles spent last
Monday in the city by the sea.
Mrs. Addie Miller recently spent a
i? week with her sister in Union.
? Mrs. Mary Calhoun and Miss
Florence Lykes accompanied their
niece Miss Mary Lykes to Columbia
last Tuesday where she entered
Allen university. Miss
Gwendolyn Bowling who attended
Allen last term has entered State
college. She is junior this year.
These are )both splendid ytAitng
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The revivaT meeting seasCn has
just closed in this community.
Each meeting was quite a Success.
The pastor and members o*f Ma- Oi
edonia Baptist church are very sh
?rateful to their many friends in lie
tnd around Irnio for the assis- fr<
Lance and aid they have rendered an
js during our hthd struggle build- mi
ng our new chui'ch. We are hap- tit
py to be in it. ' .. nr
Rev. M. F. Wilson the pastor br
ot Prosperity and Chapin Baptist
L-hurches was the pastor in charge sc
j{ Macedonia revival meeting. Ev- se
erytybdy was carried away ever his cr
sermons an'd aV Christians were *Vl
held spell-bound while he was delivering.
Quite a number of his Nl
members came to see us during ,e
his short stay hero.
Mrs. Alma Long Holston was N
luneralrzed at Macedonia Baptist 01
church Monday at 4 o'clock. Interment
in church ?yard. b1
Miss Rosa Iiee Jones left Sunday
for -Brainerd -institute, Ches M
tor, where she is a student. | '<
Miss Martha Cffrley entered Al- B
leu ^university last week as a a>
freshman. G
Miss Sylvia Mae Boozer is back ri
home for school after spending the S
Rummer wltlj her mother, Mi;s. Al- oi
ma Gri-gsbv in Washington, D. C. F
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" M iss Eva Edwards is at homely
fiom Atlantic City visiting her ^
mother, Mrs. Eva Gorily. ^
Mr. G. E. Holmes of Cokesbury
?! ent the past week-end with Miss ^
Eloise Boozer and brothers. .
? Miss. Delia--Mae T.ykes left, last _L
Friday for .V?\v York. ThOro she Iwill
visit la^r-duster Miss 7'hGlma P
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HITS OF THE WEEK vi
AT BATESBURG, S. C.
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By G. W. Robinson el
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The Olive Branch Sunday ^
-chool opened as usual with su- *
;)t i inter,dent and teachers , at thei*>ost
of duty. The lesson was ful
ly discussed; Immediately' after.
A n R;<iy <l..liv..ied a most
filing message. At 1 o'clock he
'eft for Ridge Branch to deliver j
a* other nu-ssagG, returning in la)
line 10 taKo dinner acuuiiipuiuvii i
by his friend, Rev. N. L. Bash. |jj
Rev. Bailey performed the mar-j tc
iagc ceremon'v of Mrs. Arrie Ji
Thornton and Mr. Clarence Robin- r
otn. A large crowd was present. | C(
Quito , a few out of town guests ! Ci
were also present. Mr. and Mrs. |t>
T.eslie Brown of Columbia: Mr. C
t'letcher Bates, Mr. A. J. Mobkry-pi,
from New Jersey,.all of the dca-|h<
ons and nearby friends were d,
iresent. We wish for them n home
>f happiness and a house of sue- |v
.'Ostr.i S
The friends of Mrs. Viola Ox
H'.v wore glad to see her recover- T
:ng and truly hope slie? will con- n:
tinue. < . .
The many friends of Mr. John d;
\V. Mohrley were grief stricken to-),],
hear of his death early Frida'j jn
mornifng. Funeral services were w
held at Mt. Pleasant. A large~Tft .J,
tendance witnessed the last rites sj
for brother Mobley. lie is survived
by his widow, Mrs. A. Mobley d
one daughter. Miss Margaret Mob- s
ley; four sons, Broadus, Robert,
JohrsA,V. Jr., George F., and A. J."Lwho
came down from New Jersey f<
to witness the last rites of th?ir h
father,
. Mr. I. S. Leevy, a noted race n
man .who has pained fame in the ti
undertaking business worshipped a
with us at Olive Branch Sunday |t
night. Mr. I.eevy i? pettinp un- n
der" way with the openinp of a
funeral home in Batesburp. c;
?Miss"Annie L. Kinnor was sect.
in town Saturday., jv
Mr. Nick Foulks has returned .,
home from Philadelphra to po in
-the- shoe business. - ~ ~
I think its time for you to cover
tip, for I have covered already, y
but I'll'he stickinp my ears up to ! a
atch trie news, until then I'll bo :
'snowing'.
women who have a wonderful f?- (
ture. Miss F. Stoddard will at- s'
'tend Wilberforce again. I
Nearly thirty public school tea f]
chei's who are members?of our +1
church ha ye resumed .their work
in the public school system here ^
sind^ elsewhere. They are valuable
assets to our church as well n
as to the community in general.
Allenn Temple, with its pastor, t(
will do its best toward the Community
Chest drive thrs year.
Meetings are being held regularly
at the Phyllis Wheatley center.
Mrs. D. A. Adams ' entertained cj
ir> behalf of the Missionary socie- ni
ty last week. Mrs. jjcl^ Wilson. s!
for the Sunshine club; *Miss Lula ^
Loniax for ushers; Mrs. Rhodie w
N'ewton for the Ladies aid and ^
Mrs. Addie Miller for the Willing ir
Workers. All these ladies served tl
delicious courses and large crowds
cf members and visitors were ,,
preseht. ' + - .(j,
The trustees are preparing to si
complete the second story of the L
parsonage. ?The members of At
len Temple and friends are looking
forward with pride to the com _]
ng of the annual conference. ' tl
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3UNG-BATES NUPTIALS
A LOVELY AFFAIR
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Continued from Pago 1 ni
ang-obloscomp. She carried a n<
ower bouquet of roses and Ill's
of the valr'y. She was n:et in jj?
ont of the mirror by the groom L1)
id Prof. Lovell Butler, the "best
an", where they took the nup sc
il vows to the solemn ring cere- ^
ony. ' Rev. Hv W. Walker the
ide's pastor officiated. ?
At the reception, the color- ot
heme still predominated in the id
rvic. ?of green and white block *1
earn and green and white indi- .
dual cakes. a;
The gil'L. which were many and io
iluable, attest the esteem and e<
spect of the couple. *
While t1ie~T?ucsts were being ^
rved the brrde changed to a fall t<
itfit of navy taffeta with blue n
ict^sfcoi ies iar.il slipped quietly I'
,Vay* tl
The out-of-town guests w^re: u
r. and Mrs. Theodore Bates, Mrs n
. ssie Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. W. a
. Byrd. Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr.
id Mrs. Robert Murphy, Mrs. Y. '
. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Law- n
nee Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs; F. ti
. White, Mr. and Mrs. J no. Byrd v
I* Greenville, S. C.; Mrs. B. B. ,
ranklin, - Mvss Mary V. Bailey, t
Iiss Maggie Garrett, Miss Essie t
. Williams, Mr. John Putman and il
Irs. Jam's Irby of Laurens, S. S
.; Prof, and Mrs. A. T. Butler ^
I Newb.erry, S. C.; Mr. "Nat" f
esbitt of Columbia, S. C.; Mrs. t
:>hn Moore and Miss 4Annise p
lanklin of Brdoklyn, N. Y.; Prof.
ovell Butler of Conway. S. C.; e
rof. I.endbardt and mother; Mrs. a
aney. Hamlin, Mrs. Pearl Bates ii
.
lid Mrs. Uriel Staggs of Greenilie,
s. c. ;;
Mrs. Bates is an* alumnus of
Men college and Prof. Bates is
ie progressive principal of Pick- !
is County- Training school, Pick- ^
itsj. S. C.; Mr. Jack Moore and
aniiic V., and William Moore of ^
lashiiigtonn, D. C. " n
CIIEST&R PARAGRAPHS '||
Continued from Page 1 ^
ice each night. | s
Prof. S. Louis Finley left bun- j .
ay ^fternoon for New York City |
> spend a year in study at l^e. j
jilliard School of Music and Co- ^
unbia University. Having re- *
ived a fellowship from the Gen- '
ral Education Board, and a leave .
f absence from Benedict College, t
ulumbia, S. C., where he has been
cad of the department of Music, ,,
i' is no,w working oit his advanced
sgrcer?
Mrs. LouiseiCJiisolm Martin with ..
er husbamLWand son came here c
unday from Spartanburg a n d ^
lent a few hours with relatives.!
hey left Sunday- afternoon t o t
inke their home in Philadelphia, j,
Mis. Kosltta Dixon and little .
lUghter. Magdalene left Wednesay
for their home in Washington j J
fter spending several weeks here . ^
ith her parents Mr? and Mrs. *
uhn Allen. Patrick Stt.- and her j ^
ster. Mrs. Rubie Nelson.
Mr. Eddie West Brown, a stu-l.
ent of Benedict College, spent' '
unday here with his mother. f.,
j-jnr. Arthur Jaggers has return-jv
.1. .to Washington 1). C., after a I ,
;w days spent wry"?pleasantly;'.
OI'O Willi HIS |>Uielll?. I
Mr. Henry Mitchell is at home
fter spending the summer in Bal
more and Mr. Wallace Stinson.
fter spending the summer in Char
itte is also at home. Both a re I.
o\v at their studies in Finley Hi. I
Mrs. E. Hilliard is again in the j<!
ity .aftor spending. >evejjal weeks 2
Tth he r relatives at hvr former j
uine in Kansas. City. Mo. Rev. q
nd Mrs. Hilliard left together. c
ut t'liii reh dot ies Imuigljt. Mm Ll
aek ahead of hei\ Rev. Hilliard a
the pastor of Metropolitan A. f
I. E. Zion church of the city. He' C
nd his wife are making many |
iends here. ,
M iss Alice Wright is at homo *
I'Otn Myrtle Beach where s h i*r
pent the summer.
Mrs. Bessie Beatly and Mrs.'ci
i/.zig. Wylie al'e back at homes t
orn the mountains of N. C. where
icy spent the mm^rr ~ it
Mr, Waddell Rrown is able to' J
e up and about and hopes to leave '
io hospital in a few days.
Miss Naomi Adams has gone to o
'etroit to live with relatives. j (
Mrs. Lula Howard of Morris- .
uvn, N. J., and. her father, Mr.',
'ash McCrorey of Charlotte are 11
i the city visiting relatives. i
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AMY'S BEAUTY SHOP 0
Mrs. Amy T.igon returned to the s
ty Friday, after spending a pleas c
nt vacation jn Washington, Penn-. f
ylvnnia, New Jersey and New o
orlc Citv. where <;hr> nttnrulna Iho t>
rational BeaiVicians Convention, !>
here' a grand session was held, Z
t this convention were the leadig
beauticians from all parts of 9
ie United States and-a represent jj
itive from Paris. All the'latesf K
eations were demonstrated there. w
irs. I.igon attended the Reindeers'
onvention in Atlantic City where n
ie was the guest of Asbury Park 0
odge. . , n
Mm.- danie Washington ami Mm.
arrie Ruff returned to the city
uesday night, after spending a,S
leasant vacation tn the Land ofiti
ie Sky. '
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PENDLETON NEWS
Rev. B. H. Keese left for Phillelphia
Wednesday on a business
ip. Rev. Keese was very much
issed at church Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Town's is now busies
clerk for Rev. B. H. Keese.
Mrs. Lila Gray the ,late daughr
of Mr. James Lee died Saturly
morning. The many friends
:tond sympathy to the family.
The local W. II. F. Missionary
>ciety was koyall^ entertaiajfd
riday in the home of Mrs. Leila
rebb. Among the visiters preslt
were Mrs'. Dr. Doyle of North
arolina; Rev. G. C. Ford, pastor
' Kir.g Chapel church; the Preslent,
Mrs R. J. Clark made a
ilendid report as delegate to the
(inference Branch and State meet
igs. Pendleton's local workers
re elated over the.proposed missmary
schc/ol of"methods as plann1
in the conference branch.
The hostess served a delicious
llad cuuistvpunch, ice cream and
^ 1. ~ TL _ a _ ?
-iivi-. i ne rnecung was well at?nded
arrd will hold the October
looting at the home of Mrs. Nelc
Green.
Prrncipal B. W. Gallman spent
lie week in Orangeburg doing ed
rational work. He was accompa
ied by Messrs W. Q. Thompson
nd James Ellis Gantt.
Mesdames Anna Keeee, Sue
telle Sadler* and Mamife Winston
ill be very much missed in. the
lissionary meetings. They have
liken work at Clemscm for the
.inter. ?
Mrs. Maiy Hill the energetic
ader of the Chinese group is put
ing forth every effort to whip
he "Japs" if you don't believt
L you should have been at King
'impel Sunday night to hear those
li voices of the Chinamen sing.
Mrs. R. B. Thompson the evci
earless weaker likes to be neural,
she rs lighting as , an ind?lendent;
she will whip.
The faculty aiid students of the
tndcrson i:oirntv Training schoo
11 joy the early hours for opening
nd closing-school. They are maktig
2 in 1 days work.
"Baby Connie Vance" is a regilar
church-goer at\d financia
lissionary. She is '4 years old.
The Morse Brothers hjive about
i. clod the globe this summer
la t ie has gone to Canada; Joe te
lalifornia for fall trips.
Mr. Tom Morse of Atlanta, Ga.
ccompanied by his aunt Sue Anted
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mail
ie Morse.
Mis. C. F. Reid entertained al
inner Sunday. Rev. (J. C. Ford
t'i- uncles P. J. Milliner of Cleve.
and, O.7 and Mr. and Mrs. Abi
Itlliner. ?
.Miss Bobbie W. Clark was th;
lunday dinner guest of Miss Marj
la 111 burg.
The program of 50 voices Sun
ay night sponsored by Mesdame^
lary Hill "and R. B. Thonipsor
endured an interesting niusicaJ
nieispersed with solos, recita
ions and quartettes. Special men
ion of "the numbers by li'ttle <
ears old Baby Connie Vance whc
s a brilliant star.
The famous Fair View churcl
uartette of Denver known as th(
Vandiver Quartette" stand in. t
lass to themselves when it comes
u singing. \ ou should hear them
Much interest is bemg nianifes
ed in the "Manless Wedding" or
Tiday night and Local Preachers
Jay Sunday. Everybody is re[Uested
to bring lunch which wil
ie serytd on the grounds at tht
1. M. E. church.
We regret very much to not<
he sudden illness of brother Si
11011 Robinson one among oui
launch and faithful church offr
ers oi the A. M. b,. church. H<
ens rusher! to* the hospital Friday
re hope how soon-he will be re
tored to health agaim JIhe fanv
I? has our sympathy.
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a'm i frbouo news
Mr*. Rosa Frnncijr oR. Cherokei
'lantation is spending severa
lays in Jacksonville, Fla., with hoi
ilint, Mrs. Mary Johnson. Mrs
Mi-ss Mary E. Wright and Mr
'homas Frampton left Wednesdaj
September 15 for Orangeburg t(
ttpnd State college. Miss Wright
ovinerly a teacher in Colston
?Qiuity- school has entered to com
ilete her college work. Mr. Framj
on attended State college lasl
ear;
Miss IIyacintl\c Gates left Sun
lay for State college where she
oo was a student last year.
Mr. Mallie Newton of Orange
iurg was the guest of Miss Ade>
ine Ferguson Sunday.
Pi of. G. Buckman now cennect(1
with State collpge faculty spenl
he week-end with the Madame
'rof. Buckman says it won't be
t>ng now before they will be movng
to Orangeburg. In fact a*
oo'n as their bungaovr rs competd.
Mrs. 4.akie Watkins, highly re
pected citizen of Walterboro pas:
d away in the full triumph of th<
ailh. She was a faithful mernbei
f Wesley M.E. church. Rev. Wal
er Met eer preached the funera
nd interment was made in Mt
lion cemetery.
Prof. Gabe Buckman erstwhih
f Walterboro. but now working
p Orangeburg was a wee>k-onc:
uest of the wife the last twe
eek-ends.
Mrs. Ella *Villiams was quietly
larrigd to Mr. Horace McClennor
f Lake City last Sunday after
oon. It was the suprise of" the
Miss Mattie Robinson left las!
aturday to enter Brainerd Instijte
for this school Beason.
Miss Nancy Nichols of Charles
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JONES CHAPEL JUNIOR
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The members of the "Y" and
friends spent a pleasant evening
at the lovely home of the Missvs
Gordon 2401) Green street in their
regular monthly meeting. The do
votio'n begaa? promptly at 0:00
o'clock with the President, Miss
K. C. Benson presiding after which
we entered into the business part
of the meeting. Minutes of the
previous meeting were read, received
and Adopted; dues collected.
We are now in the midst of
a popularity contest to win the
Silver cup i'n our conference which
convenes hoie in November. The
contest is between the "Y" and
parent body of the Missionary society.
Our contestant is little Miss
Daisy Young. The~vovcs are now
in the hand of all of the members
please help us to win.
The Misses Sartor and Green,
Mesdamcs Johnson and Harrington
were welcomg vktito'rs jA our
midst and we say tw^Pmi .illS-omc
again.
After all business was transact
id we turned to the program fo.
the evening which consisted ot
songs, quotations and Bible verses.
Meeting closed by singing, th
i- club song, to meet on the third
i Wednesday in October at the home
; of Mrs. C. Green, 1410 Tobacco
> street. We were server! a d?licf
i'ous course of walnut cream, cak
es and print.
ton and Mrs. Erlene Davis of Xe\1
I Ynrlf mnrA tVl?? ivimefa
]Mrs. Delia Williams on Savage
street.
Mrs. Gertie Bennett has been
confined to her room for several
days. She is somewhat improved
. at this writing.
Mrs. Pernyce Gerideau spent si
few days fii Charleston visiting
? hi r mother. Mrs. Anderson am
I other relatives and friends.
: j Mrs. Maty Ilamm'it is improv
ing slowly. t
Rev.-and Mrs. I.. A. Logan accom
- panied by Mrs. Delia William*
I spent last Thursday on Young's
Island the guests of the Northers
; j Mrs. Rosa and Mrs. Elizabeth
j'Rev. Logan enjoyed the fishing
> itabbing and shrimping. Mrs. I.o"
Igan and Mrs. Williams enjoyed the
' great dinner Mrs. Rosa had pi<6pared
for them. $
The Fourth Anniversary of RevLogan
at St. Peter's A. M. K
^'j church will be. held next week be?
ginning Sunday night. Monday
' night Elder I. W. Wilborn wil
: ! preach; Tuesday night. Rev.* IT.A
I Johnston of Olive Baptist ihurct
will preach and his great choir wil
' j sing. Wednesday night. Rev. .1. M
I Miller of Hopewell Pre.-hvti.riai
" church will preach and will be ac1
conipanied by his choir and con'.
gregation. Thursday night Rev. W
B. Bigby of Rock of Ages wil
preach and his choir will -.sing. ac[
eompanied by his congregation
Friday night the Missionary Circl
> will have a Mock (onferonco uiiccted
by Mrs. Mary Spencer. S.ir
J day will be the All Friends' Day
F.very friend of St. I dor's am
her pastor will be pvosent am
bring a friend;
Mr. Turner Mack of;>>e\v Jersey
is here visiting relatives here am
in Cottageville. He is aecoinpanlet
by Mrs. Lewis and daughter am
grandson.
Rev. W.R. Bigby pastor of lio-1
of Ages church has beep quite in
disposed for several clays.
Information comes to your re
porter that Mr. Irwin James, the
son-in-law of Mrs. Delia Williamwill'
finish his education at How
arc! University where he * has thv
position of Asst. instructor in
Laboratory Chemistry.
" ? Mrs. L.' 0. Miler left la-I Saturday
for Asheville. N. C., where
she will spent the rest of her vacation
with friends.
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L* The city begin to look and feel
1 ongjy. since the Inane Ut.nhmy ami
. college students are leaving' for
i their new term of school work.
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j i mi, i/ilver ?'iui?jXlx,?
LrRoy McQueen spent the week-end
I in Winston-Salem, N. C., hous-'guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Walls.
> . Mrs. Augusta^ Ocpan spent the
t week home witW parents in Wadesboro,
N. C.
Rev. P. B. Mdodana his duugh;
ter, Miss Eskerniae. Mr. George
Mdodana of Camden were in th:*
city weekend. Rev. Mdodana was
- at his post of duty as pastoii of
Macedonia church Sun. afternoon.'
He left for A. and T, college in
t Greenboro, N. C. where Miss Esk.
ermae will enter the Junior college
i class this term.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith.will
i reside in Camden for awhilp.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Ross, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Blackmc/nd bought homes
- on Marshall street.
The Missionary program at Zron
J; A. M. E. Z. church, the cnurch
. tc smg it another way.
1 Rev. A. G. Drake pastor of St.
. James Baptist church rendered a
high day service Sunday when he
~ baptized a large number of new
j candidates.
) Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Hanna, Rev
A. G. Drake accompanied their sis
ter Mrs. Hnnna home after spending
%while with mother and rela,
tives. Mrs. Hanna Lives at Ridg^
- Spring.
Miss Francis Morris is improving
nicely.
Prof. A. McCollum writes of his
i
Sat
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Allen Bros. Mill
COLUMBIA, SOUT1
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pleasant work as teacher in the _
hi*gh sch<vol/.Aikenv S. C.
Miss It. YcCollunV arrived home
from N<nv York. She returned to
Benedict Sunday afternoon fo.
Senior school work. ' .
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Mr. Jf,sse Reese, Mr. John .Los- w
4+Hr-Voro-Sttrhbs left -for lliu "?7
State college. l.e
Serivee at Shiloh was very intpr- r"
esting. Rev Wright preached a ot
sermonrr Sunday morning.
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The reporter of our home column
thanks Misses M. and E. Re^se
for kee ping the home news in The
Palmetto Leader during her stay HI
in summer .seh'ool. Send news to rj
l.'l Amelia Street, (Miss) Callie D.
Sanders. ?
.Mr. ('. I>. Broaden is improving 1
5 nicely.
Mrs. A. pickens, Miss L. Ash 1
It..-. AT../1..1I.' "M ! . Tr? tf ! .
1UIA UIIUIUf iUISS X'. iUOl'l'lS
| and Mrs. McCollum, Mi'ss' F. Mori
ris rind MPs. Emma JO'hnson rcj
mains'on the sick. I
| Mr. l.odjrers of Dee Ceo was i
11 iTinornIikr.1 at ShiMi church Sun- I
i Jay ai'tor'n: en. ^
.Mis. C. 'iluanjison was out to
. church Suiiday morning alter a
fiw days illness. T"
1 ? Tile Ever-ready -Handcraft. club
' 111' t on the play ground Friday af
j terlio.on with Mrs. Zora Wright
.'our worthy pre-idoiit at her post
, of duty. |
Notwithstanding the size of the |
group .'much good wn< accomplish i
jed. . . i j
I i <l\Vin;r. hcnutitul vases, J
. Troin old' pickle .this and |
"! Christ mas <1'coral ions made from |
,1 card lr-a-il' were demonstrated by . I
Mrs.- Met -all. . - . ~1
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i The coniimini'ly; meeting Tues- ^
I; day right. September 1"> wa< very
good. although we. expected more
' adults to he pros'-nt. \\\. feel like
after liny understand what it is
and sic the necessity of panning to
I gother they too will join us. .
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.>'. Rev. II. H. Jones and Rv\V' 3. i
0. ( ox made eneoiraging ami "T'
inspiti ii' sp cokes. More rei/nle I
1 '.should H:\Vf beep . there to hear
j them. Tin y said the exhibition
i was oiiiini'-nclablo especially the
* things made from clay,
i Mrs.. Gordon. the wife of our
j pre-iding > hler here was pianist
for tie wining. Mrs. Luvenia
'; St-ubbs was mistress of ceremon-.
. it.s. - . ? ? r "j
Mrs. Nanio Nicholas, Mrs. Es
j then Main ; lyn and others made
very. ereoisVngmg remarks.
Wo .take this oppoituuity tc;
I thank It'v. II. It. Jones, TTov A
j.I Wright, ]{*. v J C Coxdiul Prof.
1 I>. wnt-'bt rfn^riieir fiWcly ad-1
vice ami help in the recreation !
' j work. One can truthfully say that ^
* i C"h: isL abides in these men and
j they in 11im because as we know
the lii -t rule of holy living is u?i
I to d' tiy s If. It didn't matter howbusy
they were w hen we went to
j'.belli for advice they stopped and '
1<W6 WASHINGTON ST.
urday. September 25, 1937.
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CAROLINA
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What su e y?>u tulhitvj al><mt ?
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('. When? WhoseHi,),
way's. Ilolioway,. lias jio diiMn
?!ii'l he. Ik's Yd to help
In"- parents wi'h . tlu ir chililica
\vorki"'j' for half price.
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1MIONK. 9SM
4N<i\vPlaying
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FRANKS APKA'S :
"Lost
Horizon"
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111;; ;ii'liili- Sedan 250
o.'t'i t ".i S" dan 165
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II'iyinnut!i 2-I> Sedan 2(55
l;?:Jl I'ilv.vt nle;. Coa.'li 21"
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Our I'sod Car Customers
.Arc Satisfied Customers
unvcr Motor Co.
( lir\>lt r and Plymouth
I'Ctiih.itors
2007 Main St. I'lior.e 1309
A'u it wiji.ittyly,
Mr.' la-nonn Mt-Kay 0110 >'f the'
K-.-t (itixens ??r thi> Town is also
lilUi. what ho earr ln- hr'p its.
machinery in our Shirt N
lirls (<> launder, then note I
. they are to wear when I
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NSED EMBAEMER OF
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uneral Cars and Funefal
Equipment ,
I GOOD AS THE BEST
(/ BiftTer Tharr the Rest
And Prices Less ^
Office Phone 2-3357 /
Residence Phone 7761 Ay
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COLUMBIA, fi. ft.
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Wo have just installed now
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I laundered by us
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1801 TAYLOI
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UNDERTAKER AND LICE
SOUTH CAROLINA
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