The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 23, 1937, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, October 23, 1937
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Mrs. W. II. Corle,\y and s'on 'H.
J. Eugene who have been vaca-l
tioning 4for two months in New'
York have returned accompanied,
by her daughter, Mrs. Befrnaiv?
Curtis. Wo are very pleased lo<
_ have them back.
j Mr. W. II. Corley who i as been
' clerk in the Columbia Post OHice
for the past .thirty-one. year- ha>
been promote ! to "Special Clerk".
He is the only .colored clerk in
this Post ()ll'ice.
*'? Rev. \V. M Downs will return
to the city Saturday, Oct- 2d id,
after conducting .a.-two week's revival
at the Mount Zion Baptist
church, Newark, N -J.. of which
Dr. J II Burks is the pastor. Mc
also visited relatives and friends
in Newark, New York. City and
. . Philadelphia
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. -Mrs. Alb' rtha Sinu/ns has re
lurneu ironi a lovely iv>'l? to > aiifornia.
Whiiv in the-vLate she
visted Lo< Ar.irc Us. Pivot side,
Pasadena. 15<wk<lcy, Oakland, 'San
Francisco, Vall'c.jn and Sacramento'
Kn route horn?- >l\i? stopp1 d in St.
Louis; Mo.; and visited Mrs. Frances
Cleaves Piper and Miss Florence
"Cleaves. <1 lughtors *of , tlie
liit'e. .Bishop N. C..'Cleaves. ~
Mi'ss Francos liosemond, 001
Pine stpet, arrived Mcmlay, Oct.
11th from Watei'bury, Conn.,
where she had spent the summer.
She reports. a very pleasant trip.
She left Friday, Oct. 10 for Swansea
where she will teach during
the filll and wint1 r. Wc In >pe her |
? tt plPHsitnt lorn:. ?
Prescfert P-' 15. Atwi>< 11 of Kentucky
Stale College* at Frankfort
was a week r ml guest of IYr; and
Mrs. I). K. Jenkins, j
KIC1ILAND t'Ol'NTY GITS
- " S. PFU\ LSOK.
Mrs. K. ' *. Jcnkin> .i.as recently
been app-hrieil to ill'?I'msiliun of
Cou nty?Supervisor?rf?Highland
County by tho Kichlaiul County
School Hoaid. There are seventy
Negro schools in this county,
which,shf will aw under her supervision.
We led that the Hoard ha3
made a wise choice in this appointment,
since Mis. Jenkins is familiar
with the county and has served
as secretary te> the local assoviation
foe several yoais.
, MAltlvlAGK ANNOrNCliMKNT
Mis. D. M. Kennedy, of 2111
Lady street announces the mar
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rii&Kl- ui iii.; uuu^iiivi .kiiiiv.it. ^.wV
ise, to Mr. J. Williams,. ui' TJ20
lleidt stjfvL'i, Uet. 18. l'JoT.
THE KACI.lv ( 1.115
. Thi* dub nu't at the* home o f
Mis. Eliza E row a . Friday light,
Oct. 1?"). with the president Mi.
John Tio/.tfvaiit. Openrng song Was
led by Mr. McWal Mi/tt*n.?Alter ;
which he h d in prayer. Song led .
by Miss Estella Westontferipturc '
- K'sson by Miss Lola 15. Trczevarrt.
Minutes of the last nteetii g Were
read by Mrs. Lillie l'orry Sec'y. .
* " ' "We we if pleased to have Miss Er ,
nesting Watson, as a viiiLorr She
sang a solo. A short program was
carried out. Mr. J. I., and Mis. 1
fe. Hattie Kought w're visitors' and'
,7TV7? r<>mkirks. TU'l
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^ hostess served a delicious repast.
ti'vL- ft Next meeting at the home of
"Mrs. Hester Moten,. 818Tunc.dn St j
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club nJt at the home of
Mrs. Dreher 1U0.5 Pendleton street j
Oct. l.r>th. The meeting was called i
to order by tiie presid lit. Ou mo- !
tion by Mr. Jerome Hurlon and see |
_ onded by Mrs. Alma (livings, the
, minutes of the pievious were read |
and adopted Unfinished and new |
.wo- <tj n-.-ed. A coir so
ice cream ami cahe was served
Everyone cnjejvil the mcetng.
Next meeting wiil lie In-ld at the
home of Mrs. Viola Jenkins 808
Senate street. *
PROF. PECTUS' MIRTH PARTV
Professor Robert I.. Prgncs was
surprised, arid - most pleasantly so
by a birth .av paity in his home
Tuesday night. Tiie Professor was
the guest speaker at at d by" request
of Coach S winter. to thefoot
ball team.en the Campus ar.d
when, he returncll, he found Professors
W. A. Pejrry, I. M. A.
Myers, Dr,s Stuai't, Thorn ps< n.,
Chappelc, Professors Cavel, Hipper,
Burton, Sweat, Burch.-Nelson,
Scott, Abraham', IK an T B.
O'Daniel and 'Mr. Woodbury and
Rev. Grant comfortably seated in
the front room ??> greet the Professor
on Wis birthday to his delight,
but great surprise as the
affair had Loin planned by his
friends and was kept a close secret
during the several days it was
in the making.
Rich courses of refresh mien
were served the men by Mrs. Rogues,
who, was assisted" by Mrs.
O'Daniel, j'Yrs. Connor anil Pro.
? fessor Sadie Green. The evening
was spent very pleasantly and the
men. left Professor Pegues a jolly,
happy fellow, after a very
colorful affair had been put over
V in his honor.
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ROSE SOCIAL CLUB
On Tuesday night, October 12.
the club met at the home of Miss
Fannie IIill& on Harden St., with
the president, on duty. Opening se
lection In The Garden. Prayer repealed
in concert. Then a program
was rendered by the Program Com
mittee whivh was enjoyed by all.
We were very glad to> have MrWilbeVt
Owens from Ohio and also
Mis- Smith whi/bceame a mem
her. The hostess served Butterscotch
pudding and cak1*.
On Tuesday October l'Jth the
Club -met at the home of Miss Di'u
cilia Ivelly on Haskell Ave. The
meeting was called to order .by
the president. Opening song, Steal
Away. Prayer was F'd by Gladys
.Miller. The house was opened for
discussing the unfinished business,
vve were very sorry that the dance
was postponed because we were
notified th > last minute that we
vouldn'# get the place, which we
had engaged, but we promise you
that nine cases out. of ten you
wont be disappointed again. The
hostess Served iced tea and cake.
Next meeting at the homo of Miss
Gladys .Miller 2J25 Gcreaks street.
WARD ONE WILLING WORK
ERS CLUB
Tliu clpb met ?at the home of
Miss Cofcine Shirley 1227 Wheat
street TAifilay night, Oct.. l'Jth,
with the Ala^lam President presid
ing, Mrs. A. 11. DantJcler. Meeting
wa? called to order and opened
with the club song led by Mrs.
leather hie Sims. Prayer by Mrs.
"A. ?B. Dantzler. Bible vprsesj were
recited by all the members. The
roll was called, and the members
responded. Business was discussed.
The meeting closed. Mists
Lucy Jones led the closing song;
.Mrs. A. 11. Dantzler led the closing
ode. v' ~~T
ltR AW LEY BOOK CLUB
Ti e Tli awley Book club met at
tin*-homo of Mrs. H. W. Buumgavd
nor, Wednesday, October 13 at 7:30
p.m. Tlie meeting was called to
order with Mrs. Laura Gopde
Joints acting. as president. This
1 mliir;?iLf?second?nu oting?of?t-be
-ycafc ^i'.c oiliu vrs?were elected as
follows J .
Mi's. Juliet Uaiford-Ciilliam,
president; Mrs. K. L. I'egUeso, vice
president; Mrs. .11. \V. Baumgardnrr,
secretary; Miss Josephine
Whity, ..treasurer.
Various committees were appointed
by the president. Oth
imnilhers. iire.sent were Mrs. C. 11
Rrewn, Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Laura
Jones.
Mis. Jones gave a Hook Review
of "Cheerio". which was enjoyed by
all present.
At the next meeting which \vill
lie held with Mrs. (.'. 11. Brown, 2.1
Haskell Ave., October 27 the dis.ussion
will center around the inventions
of the jTweitro. All olo
members are askjod to come. .
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AV A VKRI. Y f-.AUDKN Cl.l B ^
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The committee oi arrangement
for tlie Fall Flowyr show, which is
to be held in the uualjtoriiun of the
Wavcrly library on October 22,
met and discussed in detail thi"
plans for the show. ? Mrs, N*. II
Collins' is the chairnruh. Several
of the large business establishments
of Columbia have already
etiven prizes. Mrs. Catluart, but
patron, has consented to act as
judge again. Mrs.'Catluart is.intensely?mt
crested?in?the?forward
movement of making the citizens
of Columbia flower "conscious'".
L'nder the leadership of our able
President. Mrs. C- A. Johnson tin
chairman of the committee of ar
ranuemcnt. Mrs X IT Collins, bad
ed by fine hard *w?rkipg ambitious
group of club members, there is
every reason to say at this earlj
jdilR' mat mis niiHt'r miuh m guui).
to be the. most'outstanding en tor1
' prise of this type that has evei
.been attepipted.
! The public is asked to?participate
by competing for the severa
pi D.o.? a"'! to come out and review
I ho numerous entries and displays
that will transform the auditorium
;>f the Waverly library into nuil
ti-M-ented and colored room.
The. host club is planning at
"exhibit of an aquatic rock fernery
jOur sister club*-(if I may use sucT
phraseology) The 'Kendletown Gai
den> club is invited to enter a spec
ial club display.
j P. ginning October 45th through
; to December 15th is'the best time
I of t he year to plant and trans
plant ornamental trees and shrub
; hery. _The reason is simple. . At
'.this season of the year, the weather
is noY"Too lvot or too cool t<
work. We as gardeners know thai
tvan-pTaiYUhg is no play. Also ai
this season of the -yem4, the fal
rain- art I ? be expected which ar<
essential in any plant life.
As you drive about the ci-ty not
ice the outstanding specimen oi
Pyracanth-ra or Kirethorn in fronl
of the home-of Mrs. Marion Pan
at 2.124 Washington street. Then
** ' 1 --? U/k no %v? /
are also 2 lino piams ?*b-?wr?pocimen
in front of -the honff'tv
Mrs.. C. A. Johnson on Stark St
which is in the 2200 hlock. Th<
The Firethorn is a fine plant an<
wo should use it more in out-plan
imr scheme. In the fall it is load
od with fruit (berries) ranging ai
cording to variety from brick re<
. to a fiery orange.
I P. C. Lane, olub advisor.
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NAVY DAY
It . * , .
On October '27, lb37 the United
States Navy will act as host to
the General Public of the United
States.
0^1 this.day, the ships, stations
arid various activities o fin. he United
States Navy will be opened for
inspection by the General Public
of "the United States.
The Navy Yard at Charleston,
S. C., will be opined to visitors
'from 10 am. to 1:30 p. A souvenir
program will oc given to
eayb visitor.
The U. S. Recruiting, Station at
Columbia, S. C., will be opened to
visitors from 0 am. to 4:30 pm.
Literature, relative to tlu.' Uijjted
States Navy will be givbTl to ajxcTT
visitor "7 ,
,It is requested by the' U. S.
Navy mar ino-geporoi puouc ac-.
quaint?-t-hemselev? >withr~" Their
FIRST LINK OF DEFENSE. -
CORRECTION
Til the write-up of the death of
Mrs.. Bertha Hampton Phillips of
New York City, in the Qctoher 2,
Issue, the name of Mrs. Julia Cartwell.
sister was omitted. We regret
this omission. -
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TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLl B.
The Twi'ight Social rlub in^t
at the lrone of Miss Fan nip B.
12. The meet Wig' was called To'
order by t lie president Miss O. B<
Addison. . Dr vritiors conducted by
the ^chaplain F. B, Guipyard. Miss
Hennnic Oy.ofns took charge off
the meeting. The officers were
elected for the year as follows:
Miss O. B. Addison Pres.; Miss
Rhodia Hampton, vice-Pros.; Miss
A. M. Spvnger, Sec.; Miss- Louise
Hampton, Asst. Sec.; Mrs. M B
Hartley. Treas; Mrs Rosa Goodwin
chaplain; 'Mrs. Jemima Mitchell
hii<o'r>oss niiirneptv F It Gnii.vm-il
reporter. The hostess served cook
: -rrs?jyttt}?hot?chocolate. The ' next '
meeting at the home of ?Jisses
Rhodia and Louise Hampton on
Tuesday, Oct. l'Jth.
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M A R III A CJ K ANNUL N C KM fcN T.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gailliard o-f
Charleston, S. C, antulincc the
man-rage of their daughter Laura
Ruth to Mr. A. P. Williams of j
- Columbia. ?Gr,?cm Ootobi i 77"
- It?;t7,'tat ('tfrumbia, O:?
KSQI IRK SOCIAL CIA'It
. .Spartanburg.?-The Ksquire Social
Club met On Monday nii?ht,
Oct. LS, at the Koine' of AIr. Luke
Hawkins,. 5oI Littlejchn Court.
Devotional si rvices wore conduct.i
ed by the chaplan. 'Mr, Evans;
then the prcsdent, Mr. Hidden took
charge of the meeting. Old and
new business were discussed.
Wlti'st was the game of the evening.
Mr. Charles Logans and
Mr. John Ilolden are the chainI
pion whist playrs of the ( lubi
> The president Mr. Bolden i .s
carrying on the good work <;f the
club along with the coopo.atibn
Go' tli.. in,,,1 J\\\, i ..r
viiv. iriv im/\ ? 11 U U| v. , JM UUU Wi.
.Mr. Bidden, and wq are hoping
that he will keep up the good
w t/nk. _ A Iter all business matters,
Kfveryiiir.e left with the intention'
of si^hUtiiig an enjoyable evening !
at the next meeting, which will be j
(tut the home of Mr. Oscar Davis j
on Howard street.
DR. I.. .M. DAMKI.S DONATION
|! TO A. I'.. CI.L it FOUND
The late Dr. L. M. Daniels left
among his affects a small dona- '
' tion for the A. U. club which tvas
found two wet k- ago b.V his wi- t
dow, Mrs. Gladys Daniels and sent '
i to the club meeting held at the '
, home of Dr. and Mrs. Oliver!
Champion last "week. The gift
was much arprociatcd and brought
: to memory of club members the
| very line work for Allen done by
' Dr. Daniels and the great love
, he had for the A. 0. club. '
L | The A. U. club of Columbra is
going forward uhder the leader- I
I,ship of Miss Jai)ie Smith,' and
j; other local icaers. They will make
a substantial contribution to their
5 Alma Mater when the annual roll
i j call of the Alumni of Allen is
-! announced.
IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS
i TO LIBRARY OF ALLEN
UNIVERSITY
The Rev. Jas. II. Johnson gave
1 the Librarian of Allen university
'.for placement in the Library two
. very valuable old volumes which
t,I will be repaired and catalogued.
-J The volumes are the JournaPof the
> J Mouse of Representatives of the
t State of South Carolina during the
j period of 1808, 18G'J, and 1870 and
, 1871.
l lie voluir.es herein named shyw
- the set up of the State Legislative
f when most of the members were
t Negroes . . . men like Augustus
' Collins and Jeret Warley of Clar^
endon; W. Al. Thomas of Collet
ton and Whipper of Beaufort and
( others It was at the time when
> R. K. Scott was governor and
1 Francis L. Cardoza was Secretary
t of the State. These books are of
no* little value ana complete the
1 set of Journals covering the period
of "Negro rule" except two?
the ones for 1872 and 1873.
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THE PALMETTO LEA
Tlit'. outflunn. ).l:U hat tied mi
mil velvet. IniiuedinL- lv below i
lark purple velvet, wjih a Mack
The third style- is a blaek v
mbi'oidvry. " ' . , ,
BRONXKM KN
Bronzemen held tin-ii" last ince
intc at the honu* of Mr.. \\". Fo'i
im7> Luzon 'Avenue. Mr. I >a\
Bethea, president of . Ifronv.enie
presided over the lnv.etiny* Aft?
Jhe general poatii.e of.busin.i.wa.s
dispensed with malt is of .i
portative was. dr'mis-ed by ti
members. After shm t but. tinr
lv t:vTL-< Kv lln/.l..
resolutions weit' adopte j by .li
elub.?The meeting a iJ ui md n i.i
prayer Ly "Mp. 1 7~ iTTTT
bets highly enjoyc i :io menu coi
si-tiny of salmon Kit/. erui
era-with cocoa, m . . . i by the ho
tess, Mrs. Ethel I.e.- I wd.
Next meeting \vill i !i Id at ti
home of Mr. Jatne-: Williams, r.?l
Heidt street. Morula;, nite. No
ember 1st.
Views of Ijron/eiiH ii
Ilronzemen in their' initial yei
purposes to do much .. Parity wie,
for the benefrtt of the ..-aiVrt una
?locally speaking, We will i
iibeial to ibe poor no; I publi
ity, but as a sense of duly. W
will help all "ihat need help,, r
gardless of i ?ue. eia t >i ..p color.
1 On TliaiiUsytvinit, a: t'hristm:
time and all the year round Hion:
men will do all that's in lie.power
to make some sad pel i
glad ami happy.
Our soeitfl clubs should unV
with eacii oth> r for the pijnmi
purpose of helping tiie unto:tuna
group. T*hen We-will be seeiflg
ciety in its broader siii.se and t.
as a few refined jh-i sons living
the same circle, lint foi 11: oin.
men we purpose to live in ;t so.-uconsisting
'of brotherhood, char,
ami cooperation.
Earl Mayo.
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THE MAtLNOLIA CLI II
The Magnolia dub met at ti
home of Mrs. .Aleitba Roberts*
l'J08 Lyon street. The imetii
opened with pup president preVi
ing. Mrs. Ruth Mae (lillam. lit.,
lies*?was?very?bi-iel. Vrr-?v-rr
triad to haw back \vith lis one'
our members, Mis Ida Mao (i
lain who las boon si k for Ami
tjmo. We .Wore also srlad to ha
as a visitor Mrs. Kli/.a Mickle ai
hope she will come airain. V
are always clad to' welcome vi>
tors.
Mrs. -Almy youn.tr Sett of ih
city has pet tinted to her home
Now York City al t . i having spe'
awhile here with her'sister Mi
Clotelle Lemons, a friend she w;
happily entertained by fronds at
relatives while here. .
Ll'CKY BIRD SO* I\L ( I>1 I
The hieetinp was called to o
der by the president Mr. Sam \\
liams at the home of Mrs. Hatt
Coleman (301' Sumter street. Sot
led by Mrs1. T. Henry. Prayer 1
Mr. Bpyce. Second sov.j; by Mi
X Bovie Scripture lessen by tl
litrfwllnt. Third, sotijj by* M: s. A
nie Porto lujjfche houst" v>as "T.pem
for hus^ii^s. The minutes of tl
It^t-" meeting wore read and ?
proved. The Sick Committee r
ported no one si-ck, The preside
call^S for unfinished husiires*
~ "there will be a f*ish Fry Si
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ul"i\ (hi* 1,-hin at upper .left, is of lace
s u dramatic brim without crown in
bird iif paradise sweep,
el vet bandeau with winys of aequin
unlay at the home of?Mrs. Isabella
Jr.nging oil Sumter street.
Next moetitg.at Mrs. Annie Por_.
-J?io.N?liome ana?Main1 street-?lit'- I.'A.Ml
SANT.
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LA* MASAI NT.
| On Tuesday evening, Oct. 19,
'"'the club ir.otjt the home of Miss
.Marion Hrown 1218 Heidt street.
!l' Tin* i a eting began at 8 with the
presii! nt at l is post. Qnenintr se.r_.
11 lei rron What, a Friend me?Ilaxe_"',
"?d-e>- us. 111 a \ e r "try ev: J, Bur- J
""(roughs. Alter t?levotioi\<;^UTe'"n^iYi
. i i - ; .'
" tr.es or tiio last meeting were
s" read ami adopted. The roll was
call, d -and jiach jnember respond
iL' ? i briefly. A~ short business dis
I- mission' was carried oh and after
which tlio club adjourned to meet
at t o' home el* Miss Koon dn Ger
\aiv treeV, Tu'sday, Oct. 2i?.
The host and hostess soff the
,j. evening were Mr. Mervin Mitchell
^ and Miss Ma'ion Brown. The
,,.1 ' ' vonsirted of salmon salad,
s\v,eet pea<, cheese biscuits, amc
1 brosia and iak".
?- A SHOWER
On Tuesday evening, Oct. ll'th
/? j The Waverly Silver Star gave a
; shower at 121S lleidt street in
Voii-.r ?>t' Ml -. Walter Davis. wliQ
j before he:' unhn i?ge was M&s
Evelyn Xewton. Those present:
\l T ?: 11?v* .I..'hr?,,n floHi-nHp
u, iSams. I Weston, Ellen MarsUMin,
Maggie Johnson, Marion
ijt | Urowa. Nell'*. Myers, Isabel Stro
[t i inan, M.u vjL-t Milton and Mrs.
I Willie Mao Wallet: and Mrs. Fannie
S alley. Messrs. Ross Brooks
j" [ Willi*' Allies (jilliani Smith. Rob
loii Rao, Li nutn Lewis Willie
j Uatps, Lawrence Eaddy, Lloyd
: Hughes, CL orge Kershaw. Mervin
', .WiH iieli, i-.ua-t LF\vts and Jas. :
Irdintfon. An enjoyable evening:
was -pent.
EES DEMOISELLES
Miss Mary Alice Sanders was
I- hostess to* Los DcMoiselles, Tues i
daj nieht. October 10, at her home
' ' Washington .-t recti
i ^ TljjJ' Easiness discission was i
hrii-f but f?> th'e"M>oint. ; All plans
i- Were con; pifti-d concerning a box [
vu parte to he given at the home of j
<d' In.-. Martin, ;'2> Harden S*.,l
i . ,, v... ......... n il.
... .V II. J- 11' . >"? v.. I -v. i'. I III.
i- l? \'. sy'.vvili be fi?! J at different
1 ;i; a-i-4 ^ on an- invited.
is| Next nut-ting will be held at |
in ihi- home of Mi>s Cyunts on Cal- ,
(".! Ml stltft. !
iS" IN M K.MOItV OF
,.1 j .MK. 1. S. NKSHITT
Lu .nu mory of our dear hurband
and l'ath?'v, Mr., Israel Nesbitt
who departed this life, October 23,
r- i '.'3(5.
il
ic- At length released from many
ifj woes,
jy j How sweet's does thou sleep.
*. How calm and peaceful "thy repose
io Wh.lo Christ thou soul doth keep.
in ,
,<i Mrs F.LIZA NELSON
iio and children.
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Jesse E. Reid '
Take* "Housing-" us Topic
By Julia Braxton Clark ?
NV'.v1 Yoi-l; City.?J. K H 'Y
>U|a-i intra ant of .Maiii'i f.atiY
*ii_ ' j'ti11|i yf lliv' t ?
lou;.'-.-. ?iis ju i| " as gac-'l ?
pcaki-t Sunday u'ftornonj. when [ .
he Iiiave ( lab met at Ma hoijr 1
f My.' r.y ! Mrs, Harold \\ ( lark
W 1 !*?*:; *t i cot { * y
Ii* rclatC'l t;i j <nj 1 ?' . I!,-"-- *pi r-*
.M; . RrLtl . Spok^ Oil "Housing., '
r<--iv I'll I .;i" Tr<*njf.
earl ic! I'!). j>:> tk'- statf in-| _
a ktH(!-r;?ar?i. ; ikjir.itait.l _
h-hLUi ccnti" . Mr X xjiiam , W
ng the benefits derived from low!
o.-t bousing said. "Nepo.tr- spendi.
>f) ;|)i.i-' ( ? ?! jflid iij.wai i- ol'-thc-ir
amilias for shidt-r/' un-ping Fed j
ral Covor::: a ?i: stat;-ti. -. "or.oj
hoilj'i ll"t I'SiV lll'irc H.Uiy Jo P'!' I)
:ent of id- an! tiiliif.-. for. a pla a
o live." Vm Ibid uiy d the oroup
o visit the h??c inp; i-.r*i'j,ect. .in a' j.j
wily.. y.
This mcet-iiiyr way al-o called ci
'or the. annua? o!? et'iori. nf'ntlicor . 0f
md thry. jirr; Harold \Y. Cia-h', ]
iicsi'lint; Mla-rt- V. J.c\vis. vita- j
imii.-ia.v' 1 h-iua-n trea/- ]
ii>r: I.fiw s.J< hn??,n. tSer'y , 1
rhviiia*- J.e\vj?. financial '<? '
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Ik-ni.y I.. May-, hapiVr.. An an 7 A
inttpls mnijitee,, II' rtiian Clark,
hai-mani Arleui'* Ley-are and C.I
W. ('"'i.-.Tk'. A' Irtvlilti'.'.' r>;V \
it's. Smith in-tailed the olbeer-.;
Dorinlr thc/.-oi-ial t h H
Iiost' -fV'. -M;? V>. t !urk,!assisted
by Mesdanu-s. OcTtrddi*
Allen, Ca<j./ei (j? White and Mus ?
Clara White served an anr.iv.-j--u_
-ary 'dinner. I.awM(j>. J'.hiiv.m ei torttwned
with several "piu?<> st-l?c
tiorts.
CAHI) OK THANKS
.. i.
-We take this means of thankm-;. .
'- m- f 1' i ell 1 - for I he TViii:v
sions of kindness shown durinif
the illness and !Jeath? of ;o'ur loved
one. .
Mrs. Ida Anderson. " wife
, Mrs. Elizabeth Bates, daughtet *.
Edward, Merrill, Janus and
Clarence, grand-children. i
FREE
Sample of ** ,
BEARD 'fc : .
REMOVER ^
and Try a Razorless Shave!.|
At last sclenpe has found a way to
remove a beard without shaving. No
more razor, no scraping, no cuts, not
soap, no bother. Merely apply Magic
Shaving Powder as directed ? then
wipe off, leaving a clear, smooth
skin. Don't wait! 35c buys a generous
size package at any drug store. If
you want to try before you buy. write
Magic Shaving Powder Co.. Dept. 3s
Savannah. Ga., for free trial sample, t
Only cjha*
thrnt f *r<
DE LUXE RECLINING
SEAT, COOL AIR-CONDITIONED
COACHES
Go in safety and comfort?by J I
train?the safest transporta- <T ~~
tion in the world. * One-Way
Fares from Columbia
Boston $ 1 0.50
Jacksonville .".10
New Orleans 10.00
New York 11.00
Norfolk 5.70
Philadelphia 10.20
Richmond 717717^ 5.10
Savannah . 2.30
Tallahassee 6710
Wa?hlnRton 7.35
Similar fares to all other points
City Ticket Oflice
No. 1 Arcade Butldine
Telephone 3821?99$7~
J. L. Carter, D. P. A. '
J L_ I
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EVERY KNOWN TYPE OF
Laundry Service 1 *
. AND DELUXE >
DRY CLEANING ;
Courteous Routemen
NEW METHOD f
LAUNDRY & DRY |
CLEANING CO. I
Phone 2-1823 |
Pajfe 7 11
FOR A TEN CENT coin
A Ro^-Ahi- F '.1 Size 4 Oz. Box M
DoLuxe J lair (> ro .ver
I'ri*i.ai'l tw V"'.:' aji;.".v'>roi in
United S'.t*' . j ..-'v t'> jj A Ac- y.
uua.Mt Add: ess . ii
FRANK H.r II,\JX ?
ill Osborn St. RruiAK n. N. Y. .
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H A M I L T ON'SJiamonds
& Watches . f
EASY CREDIT TERMS J
lr.l/^MAlN ST. H
Fan-0*Lin System
In Beauty Culture
1
Give; FAN-o I.IX HAIR, Scalp
andruil and i :? ' Jnatations
Trial. Their w.-rih has. been |
uii uji IJTi; i,. JIVayjs i*i: I' Bare t
jot* wh<11 uin : U'ftif- arc fullow?.
Will ]>j<??:?'.'*( st ?ui; growth
Hair. \ \
Box Hair <-y 35c ""^1
Box Spec..a": Htr.r 'i.i'-'lrr - 40c
Box. S ali) Sosip 20c
B> x Piosring Oil . _- 45c
10 cents .oxtia for po.-n sfc
egistvrod in \'P s; I'li'.oKi Office,
goat*.-?' "Warled. \Y.rite. f-vj Terms,
Made By ' . ,j:. '
dim"KANNfE F. ( AKOI.INA
>20 lli'gh Market Street ; ,
.Georgetown. S*-C. 1
&f>o o cfo ov o oo o cro oc- ^p'-oxea
Dial 789
^ to ^
John F. Hunter
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Mrs. MARY H. M \I)I)EN,
Assistant
120 N. Harper Street
Lirurens. S. C.
'HE H I ! I.IN'i.; Le m LK
F'ERVl ML AMI <A!"
ARTICLE?!}
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Counts Drug $??;re
nor. Washington >'ik~et
1'iK.ivr, 1
I'SE HA1HL0NGER
4.
A *vt.n<]c*rful Har GrowiT
Mak^s t.'u- n.. f ? I ..nr. Full
tnd l uxuriant. A fair trial will
f it.- * 11r.tG rfui worth.
Hairloitjer Grower ...... 25c
Pressing (HI : 25c
Postage 10c.
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in Harlem
2421 ith A>e. at 1 12nd St.
New York, New York
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