The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 08, 1938, Page Page 7, Image 7
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Saturday, January 8,1938.
Out of town guests of the Herbert
W. BaumgardnerV during the
Christmas holidays included Mr.
' and Mrs. Andrew S. Collins, of
Darlington, parents of Mrs. Baum
_ gardner; Miss Thomasina Kirven,
"* of Florence; and Mesdames Mamie
Saunders Duncan and."Bemice
Robinson, of Charleston.
Mrs. Matilda Griffin and daughter.
Mrs. Ratliff, in company with
Mr. and Mrs.' Douglass, of Union,
S. C.f spent two weeks: on a trip
- thru Florida during the Christmas
?holidays. After leaving the Douglasses
in_T5aytona Beach, Mrs. ,
Griffin and Mrs. Ratliff"journeyed
down thru Orlando and Tampa;
then west to? Braxlentown?and
Brooksville. Returning to Columbia
New Year's day. Thank God
A oofn VAtmm A f to ? AOOlM ~ t V\ o
AVi a oaiv; x cmi nt CL??X __3Jr_r_V1 j> 1,1 __
many beautiful things, in that
beautiful world and a land of sum
mer all the time; a heaven of creation.
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Miss- Alleyne Nesbit of? Plainfield,
N. J., was the guest of Miss
Mary E. Gladden, daughter o f
Rev. find Mrs. W. M. Gladden, dur(
ing the holidays. Miss Nesbit and
Miss Gladden, after a very enjoy
able visit, have returned to?Concord,
N. C., to resume their studics
at Barber Scotia Junior col
lege.
Mrs. Jnlia G. Woodbury and
daughter Thelma, Misses. Mary R.
Saxon, Blanch Jackson and Mr,
J. P. Holiey had a delightiut motor
trip to Emporia, Va? during
the holidays. They \verd" houSe
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Daisy Cart
wright.
Miss Clara Belle Sumpter o f
Sanford, N. C., has returned home
after spending the Christmas holidays
in Columbia with her grand
mother Mrs. Marian Sumpter Wilson
on Hurbert St. She also was
a a guest of Mr. and - Mrs. Xawrence
Eaddy on Heidt St, * >"
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Miss Helen E. McKnight. daugh
ter ol Mr. and Mrs. i'reston uraiton
had as her guest, during the
holidays, Miss Ruth C. Hodge of
San Antonio, Texas. Miss -Hodge,
a senior at Spelman College, and
Miss n junior.' returned
to school on Sunday, Jan. 2nd.
The two sons of Mr. find Mrs.
I. p. LeeW. of 1831 Taylor street
Kirkland and^JarroII have refyirned
.to theif respective schools: S.
C. State College and Fish Univ&r
glty; after spending the holiday's
at>home with parents.
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Mrs. W. M. Patterson hafe
turned liome. after a months vacation
with relatives^ and friends
. in New York pjid p Philadelphia.
She reports a very plgrfsaht^wiyr
Mrs. Catherine Washirfg^on^c.
spending ,a few weeks with 5rW
cousin in Jacksonville?* E%. We.
wish her a pleasant stay. ' ;
Miss Helen S. fright, Jimfpr*1"'at
State^Sellege, has
. Btudies after spending tire *hofidays
home. Miss Byight 'is
aentative- for The 1mc tto Leader
State College.' ^ ~
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- * -MISS Y $f. GIST, HOSTESS
Spartanburg, S. C.?The Bu;v.
cilia club was royally entertained
bjfc-Miss G!st Monday, " December
? ' ?nt~-hvr- hoinc. -No 'business
"* was transacted just a sec ; 1 meeting.
The members and guests
were invitee. into the dir.bg rbom
at which time a three course menu
was. served very uniqueb by the
hostess. Mrs. Dave Nicholas of
Union, S. formerly ,f Spar
tanburg an i a member of the Bucilla
club wa- guest and Miss Allyn
Niehplas of Union. MUg Millie*
Rivcfrs expressed thank's to the
hostess for such a lovely evening.
After which-the remainder of the
evening wa- spent playin ; "Keno".
Miss Alth.a Armlcrson, r.pent the
Xmag mriicays in Washir.prton, D.
~ C. Jshe reforts a very pleasant
trip.
Mesdamcs Alice Rinens and Eu
genla Wheeler worn?the dinner
(fuasts of Mrs. Doll Marn. Mrs.
Rivera is homs visiting1 hjr daughtex4
and sot /rem Wilmington. Del.
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LOVELY CHRISTMAS PARTY-j.
Christmas-holidays was the largo ~Z
and bcnut-ful affair given-by Mr^ and
Mrsr-FVank Woodafd at their ^
home on fourth avenue in Col- _
lege -ylaeer-Wednesday night.
Tho house, whs levqly with
"Christmas decoratic/n. In the living
room the beautiful ChriatmJH ~
tree v/ns adorned" With many coloured
light* and gifts. Sprays of
holly.hung in the windows.
The brig! t decorations made an
appropriate setting for ti e gath
ering. xvusfj Julia a .wooaara*
attired in a lovely biack frock ""
greeted the guestsat thcrdoor. ? ar.'d
sandwiches decorated with
A very delicious chicken salad
parsely were, served. This was fol "towed
by a very richly prepared cocktail
and delicious c.?ke.? The assorted
heme made candies, nuts
.of every kind And_ fmiis_wera in
abundance.
The hostess was assisted by her
daubhters. Misses Julia A. and
^Mary F. Woodardi?.teacheta?tajfc-Estell
and Columbia, respectively.
Amcng lll?b? liut-Jiuni; VI Vic.
Rev. Wilson, pastor of the* St. ~
Paul Baptist church, College place- his
mother who is visiting1 from
Greenwood j-Mtv and Mrs. Rosebrough,
M . and Mrs. Daniel Patterson,
Mr. and Mr^ Jetf -A!bla,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Y/ise, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mr. and
_Mrs. Irving. Mrs. W. B. Richardson.
Mrs. .Wmdell Mcore, Mrs. E. ~
F. Calhoun. Mrs. Mayme Burke,
itfiss Isabell Ashford of New York
Miss Myrtle Gowdy, Johnson C.
Smith university; Miss Cecelia
Richardson, Barber-Scot.A Junior
prJlpgo; Mies Mary Hotter. Miss- ~
Florjse Whitner, Mr. gillie Fog- 1
gie, Mrs. Ee. sie Morman. Mr. Alex <
Walker, Jr., Benedict college and '
Miss Alberta Wise.
Evrcyon.j expressed himself as 1
having enjoyed a delightful even- <
ing. ? ? <
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YOUNG MEN'S BUSINESS
CLUB
D. B. Whaley, Reporter
The You. g Men's Business club '
met at the home of Mr. Richard J
Fench. Tuesday night, January 4, '
carried out as usual. Solos were
1938. Our regular program was 1
sung and poems were read by the 1
members ol the club. ^ <
Our President, Mr. Samuel Rho"den
road an interesting paper on 1
the Progress of the Negroes -in-spite
of,their handicaps. . ^ J
The ot?jpe]^ of our club were '
no I 'for T938^,' Tl^y &H J
as. follows '
president; Apv Thoma& Ja^csbfc. 1
vfciTTivesdlcrf; MrT'Rfthpvtf Feheh
secretary; > r. Sinjon Jackson as- 1
si-slant^ fiocratljjjfc \-J J
Mr. jG'hi")ie nfJliams wasHilec- ~
ted as our trqaVfa-er for l#SK?uhe i
Williams us truis^oi'th^^j|y^>w111.
THE WAVEfelJH^Nf'LOWEB
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The.. W^yerly Sunflower Social
ctij^ hcldvjapvfirst meeting for the 1
year Ttjejar^sy night, January 4, I
1938^-'trWftie residence - of- ^Mi'ei. -)
Carrie :Ha'n.pton 1013 Pr.e street. |
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.The migting was opener fit 1
,Vck>df{,' -jWK^ devotic/nal cxerciseB
uiftei^fwhich was the election of '
^JOdcei^'-'v. V. rS. - Carrie Hampton 1
Jpvas rejectee president; Mrs. Phy i
lis Rusacl 'reelected secretary and '
Miss Skdfet "was elected tieasure*.
We ty:e glad to say that our past
yes[f wastry" successful and ~ou?~ ~i
annual baricfu^t was given laat i
Wednesday night at the resident _
of Mrs. Hampton, everyone en,- ]
joyed th^m: *-Ives to the highest: y .
I We reg'et to have-M?h. Betty
Barton leave us this year. She j
is making her home in Greensville.
the. ci;?b will miss her for, .
she wrs ^ "^ery faithful member. .
Our next meeting will bo held on
Tuesday night, January 10 1938 at (
'he reeidei c^ of-Miss .W Ihelmin^
Way.
Carrie Hampton, president; (
helmina Peterson, reporter. "t
NLW YEAR'S DINNEflf ,]
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An eniyoahle event of the holi- 1
<lnv sonson took nlace Saturday. (
January 1, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jam't * Young when Mr.' and
Mrs. W. A. Young gave an elaborate
ttew year dinnc- in honor
of Miss Myrtle M. Gowdy who was
home for the holidays from Johnon
C. Siwi'h university. Char-.
lotte, N. C. - rrjr
A new year motif was beauti- |
fully earrird out in the table decorations..
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Miss Elc:se Wilson spent the Xman
holidays in New York and
[Washington D, C. ]
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Th* Unewe*- eawty tonadalfoa wm t
Hit Godtftof Mwificlarlai CctnpMy ta I
of praaafY?n? woman'* natural baaaty, I
Hi# ratal!* of tfci* raitardl rriilibla la
A WORKING QIUI.-8 8HO
So niticli litis het>n sntd about th? | g
"i-i ??-iiii luiakrv imw nit* nut? keep I
her figure trlnf by^dally waik* and '
YxeroTsr ni odd hours, prohmged -1
facial treatments to. keep her skin |
oft and her pore* small, how she (
mny soak her tinker nnlls In warm
oil to prevent brlttleness, and t
thousand methods to keep her look- ,
Ing rested and glamorous for that t
.occasion of occasions. a dinner en- j
gugenient. with the tyun of*the mo- t
meat. . - t
But the -working girt, Heaven =1
help her. Is completely overlooked 1
ln_thls beauty schedule. She, who 1
spends her day earning a living,
grinding soot and grime Into her 1
pores and cracking her tlngernnlls,
has perhaps an Four at the most
between the ^Ime when she gets
home, feeling as though she hnd 1
b^en through a wringer, and the '
big ,-moment when she- must set ;
forth ftgiiln. But she Is expected J
?- - * -?/l #nAl hnn 1
to loon ner iit"sn**si unu ito hui
gayest ! _ ... ....
Rett and Bath Helpful
There Is a short cut for-her. The
first and most Important etep upon
arriving home after a wenrlng day
Is a warm, restful bathr. Itelax. lie
back in the tub and think pleasant.
possible, Cover your face with a
substantial coating of cold cream;
BENNFTTSVILLE NEWS
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?ThrrMerr>y.'Xmas and tl >. Happy '
New Year have come ana rone af- J
ter all the friends in our city and
jofflmunity Teemed to nave had it 1
very happy and pleasant in spite.1
of the tit,hi times w tr? money. I
Students of this <ity fr? m State j'
:ollege, A.'tn university, benedict.!
and Morri< cc lieges an J elsewhere j
were -tmo-.g those home for the
.i;o . d v ;,.\jc.? .. t? cs <
'iivja* o. iriki/ia mis IC IV. OH II
ders, T. P..i ce, G. Mallov H. M. '
"rant, M. Giace, T. catholic. M.
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Durley M ry Davis, G; Abraham .
Dr. Lilly, all of New York City '
spent Xmat at home. *
Mrs. Catherine Colemird died *
it her home on Cook atr'et. Mr.
and Mis. J. Colemond, he? st>n and
daughter, Visa Madilee, Mr. and
Mrs. \V. F'/untain of N.-Y C. ar- ,
rived hom-1 for the funeial. ^
The marrir.ge announc ment of
Mr. T. L. Eddy and Mjs. Eva j
fteath of Chester came as a sur-i1
prise to a .' Mrs. Eva a. Eddy |
spent ? few days in.the c'ly with *
tier n j\v hu> band. 1^
Mr Kno ton Saunders .-nd Mrs. ,1
Matthew S . ith spent a Itw days *
aome frorr Washington, D. G.-?I
Mr. Knohon Saunders it Wash- 1
ngton.and Miss Danzy Pouncy yt ]
Blenheim v ere joined U. happy j
6vedlockrSunday, December 26tlh |
it tlie hup i of his-aunt Miss Gal-- (
ie ' D. Saur ,'ers. Rev. F. Mc- j
"oy, perforn ed the rhatrjmony. .
The h4ppy couple left Tuesday-^
qveaiing for Washir^gton where |
;hey will mrsee their hone.
t - ' ]
Th-' Community cluo met De- ^
:ember 25i^ and prepare: a num- .
:>er of Chri; i .nas packages for the
[jcor, sick ?nd needy. Mrt. Maggie
McCall was the faitnful San. *
Sorvices^; i Shiloh Bapt, church ^
was very touching. Rev. A. J. *
SVrigh' preached an insp ?.ng Ber- t
non, subjf. t The Stewai ship of
rime and Challenge of the New j
Yfear. ' ' t
Miss Ror-uie Alsbrook pent the ]
veek-ond in Moiling yis.tmg, her jchool-mate
Miss E. B. Gerald. ,
Our sick friends ?trp M">- Nancy
Reese Mis* Prudence Prince, Mrs.
Adeline W''liams, Mr. Alex Grace,
Mr. Hemy Butler a strdent of
N.Y.C. spent a few dayt in the *
rtty. ~? 1?^" *' . ^
Mis?. Gert.rude ?,omax spent the *
lolidavg wrn sister Mrs. M. Mc:*n.
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fl?
"hristmaa Lance at the Recrea- f
ti ?n Genter Lovely Affair j
The menders of The M. dernette c
:lub sponsored a danqe at the Rec- 'a
reation ^ntA" hjohdky evfenlng, ' t
December SO. couples^
lance held by vWod^jfuo
'ornnalion. Thev">'n^rb^tit o pfWpSfcL
nake it a-. ant\u#i aff^r
Wj^lnesday ev^nin^^J0ece*rd5t?^*
29, an en joyablo ^par52jjKE^ijgW
Christmas neason
Viable V. and*
The hoi,i'. thro^^d^H
:ive vrith yu 1 etidj^'areRLa tioi\a,, 5
Barnes an J rlanqjjig: ^effeflKy-- main f
Feat urea o4 the
Out-of-t??jii?gueata srvffi <Mr. f
Reginald Thomaaon of State eel- a
ege; Mr. George Vaughn of Rock <]
am. uu. veil .? v n .
V* W??
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THE PALMETTO LEAD!
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mamw
i i>d to moko Cj-u -V *
t tko publte. I
RT CUT TO BEAUTY I
Ive the cream plenty of t J me to
Ink Into the skin anil rout all parIcles
of dust and soot, au.il then reimve
thoroughly being sure always
o rub u|iwnrd and outward with
he cloth or t lssu??you-n re using.
Carefully sponge off your face with*
t pad of cotton, dipped In n skin
onlc?witch hazel will do?to renove
all traces of cold cream and
ttlmulute the skin to u healthy
{low. Then take two pads of coton,
dipped in the same aslrlhgeht,
ind place them over your eyes. If
aosslble?lla down?In & ^hukwnotT
oorn for ten or fifteen minutes with
he pads over your eyes. You wlll? .
Ise with brighter and clearer eyes
ind feeling generally, rested.
Powder Shouldn't Be Noticed i
And now for the final steps?the
.v# niubnui. Uitut.
Hill \J I Ulli m?ni U|/ ?
tier, properly applied, should never
l>e noticeable? so much Tins been
unld nhont lipstick that I shall (Id?
only this: be sure that your lipstick
covers the Inside ns well as the outside
edges of ymtr month. I am assuming
that your nniI polish Is Intact.
If not. wipe It all.olT. Heller.,
no . lustre at all. than peeling,
blotchy looking polish. Now a
touch of perfume behind each ear.
used very, very sparingly, and you
are ready to ito out and cmiinote
with the best of your* Idle sisters.
Good luck to you I
Mr. Hottpc Sharper of Cheraw;
Mr. Robert Butler of H-rtsville;
jpent J?m3Lv hofifie with mother.
Misses * -or? anu GaWlSavago
?Mrs. 011^'r Gauney < two dau- ghters
-of Winstonjla'em. N. C.
spent Xmas home.
Mrs El hi Ascuse die<i at her ,
home neat Blenheim iact week ,
and was laid to rest Sunoay even- |
mr.
Rev. W. F. McCoy left Sunday ~
t, uu ...Aa .
X, mr. iiUgllBius ivici-mniei unu t
amlly. ' i I
Mr. and Mrs. Q. IX Oliphant ac
ompanied by Mrs. M. C. Whitner c
>nd Miss Mattie Fuller were visi-,1
ors in Greenvilie recently. | r
Mr. Otis Langley has returned o
rom Washington; D.^C. to spend c
H?e winter with home folk. , n
^Mias Hattie Cunningham and I
fcrgi^MftijtalMeftns of Washington,
their annual hrmrh rrf t
aSfitiful flowers to the St. Paul (
HMjht^church. This is in com- I
JPhi^aqJLion of their father's (Rev. ci
EfiAfrjffijpningham) funeral which i
eaj^VH feur years ngoT the first 1
lunday In January atT St. Paul J
ftptist church. , I
Rev. and Mrs.-J. Wr Ma this and j
wily were dinner gncatw Mr.?
ind Mrs. Chester <2?rrett on-Mon- J
ky. I
Our "Collefe Bunch" has return-f
evening XJUI ilia IjlUI ,lt xvui IV 1(1 J
Society Hi'i.~ ~~ ']
Miss Le?: Washington and Mr.
Lercy Po-si 3i, were quieiiy joined
n wejloci- Sunday 'evening, De:ember
26 at the home of Rev. A.
F. Wnght
~ LAURENS NEWS.
Mrs. Hattie 'Dendy .of Raleigh,
C., spent the holidays with her
parents Mr. and?Mrs:?Pinekney
L,angley.
Misses Rebecca Fleming, Magfie
Garrett, Bernie Washington,
Fanet Hicks, and Mr. Leslie Garington
have returned to their
ichooLs; also Miss Willie Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs^ Chester Garrett
?ad as their, holiday guests Miss
lebecca Fleming of Kingstree and
*rof D. A. Hardin of Chester.
Mr and Mrs Holmes Thompseon ?
d the Butler High School faculty .
fartsville were holiday visitors of
dr and Mrs. Q. D. Oliphant ,
dr Tillman Todd of Boston. Mass.
dr. Alfred Calhoun of Columbia, j
Vir. George Yeargin of Green^11^.
m
x.*.. .o J
ngton, D. C; Mr Wm Irby o f
Charlotte, N. C., were visitors in ,
own during, the Christmas season. ,
Messrs. Samuel Lrlliewood and
Serry Metz of Edisto Island were ;
ha week end guests of Miss Matie
Fuller. ^
Mr. "Lucius Dakers who teaches
n the low country spent the holilays
with relativef. in ihe Bethel
inll community. . .. (
MrT Eug'ehe^.Foggy* siste r ~
Vliss RufvFoggie spent t'nnde.y <
n ^pftrtinhuirg'visicin ; r< ativ** '?
Mrs. Leonard Wheder of .Wash
ngton, D. C.V is visiting her parints
Mr. and Mr i. John W. Fuller.
Krs Leonard is ;.hj former Miss <
3iara duller. ? 1
Mrs. Corrie Carroll spent' the S
Christmas season with her broth- <
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MT. MORIAH BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. C. H. Pickett. Pastor'
Spartanburg?Sunday was a
great>(<lay at Mt Moriah church, t
The pastor delivered a great mes- _j.
fcgge in the niomiirg. At
Rev. J-. W. Coleman delivered an- v
other great message. Sunday wus v
a great day in Zion. 1 n
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lhe attendance is "Thurh hotter .
since the Rev. Pickett hna ht?pn!
with uS. The Collectiorrs-^re Twttcr.! ?
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A neat sum of $154.14 was taken y
Sunday. | d
There will be* n program at Mt.
ftloriah Sunday afWrnoon at 11:30 ?
o'clock, welcoming the pastor. The v
Mayor will be one of the main^_
speakerB~T?r "the afternoon. You g
are cordially invited to be presents
The jjastor introduced another | ^
great program for the month of-p
Fobruary. The first week is the Mens'
week; the"~"3econd is young,
people's; the third is the Women's
week. And the fourth is a week
of music. . ? I. J
Sick. Mrs.
Mamie C Wnrwlc.n ju _
on the sick list,' to our regret. j
Mrs.. Sally Jackson who has ?
been sick for some time is better.
Mrs. Pearl Connerly Is much im I
proved. v I Miss
Grace Walker, who' h.is
been very sick is much better. j |
Locals. ;
Miss Thelma Keith, formerly of
this city but now resides in New \
York, spent the holidays with her '?
grand mother, Mrs. Fannie Young
Mrs. Josephine Johnson, formerly
of this city, but now resides
In New ork City, is here visiting
relatives-and friends.- ?- ?'" \ .
Mr. John H. Coleman who is at- r<
tending school at Johnson Smith:
spent the Christmas holidays at S
home. " . 7^
Miss Ido Lou Jenkins who is j(
attending one of the leading col- M
leges in North Carolina was seen
n the city during the holidays. C
Misses Nettie Fox. Sarah Vaughn
and Rose B. Embly, three of the
:itv teachers, are back in the city
after having spent a very merry *i*
Christmas \vith parents. *:*
Miss Helen Sexton, who now *j*
teaches in Laurens, spent the hoiidays
with mother and friends.
'Miss Althea Anderson, one o f .J.
went to Washington, D. C., for! .
:he Christmas holidays. , J
Rev. and Mrs. John Hampton 'of (
l'lnttrv V f wot'fl crr? Sm'ILoI
?ity a few days last week.
?IN MEMOBIAMMrs.
Frances C, Baumgardner
Em (.red 1 info nest Tuesday. Jan'Stfor.g
Son of God, Immortal
Love, ,
hom we .that have not scen thy
face,
By Faith, and Faith alone, embrace;
Believing where we can not prove.
'Our little systems have their day _
They have their day and cease to
ba, ??
They are but broken lights of
Thee;
For Thou Oh C^od, art more than
they!"
W-v
The Baumgardner children: Luher.
Hyib.rt. Thelmn and Victoria
2d to the various colleges and
iCtlOdfsi
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Deaths and Funerals.-??"- Z
Mr?. Annie Williams died Thurslay,
"Dec. 30. HeV remains were - 'uneralized
"Sunday afternoon, Jan.
5, at Poplar Sprir.gr Church, at 3
>'clock; Rev. J. B. Smith, officiated
issisted by Rev. H. H. Hill and
^ev. Ayilliams.
Mr. Willie " Albert Thompson
Lied Friday morrrfng, at 6;30, at
ns home. 737 Jersey street. Fuleral
serviees-- were held- Sunday ?
.fternoon at Springfield' church,
onductcd by Rev. E. W. Wright J
issisted by Revs. N". H. Hood and
> R. Johnaon. .
Mrs. Sue Nance died Friday *af>
crnoon at i o'clock, af Mrs.
'rant's horn1, on Downs Street.' 1
\meral services were held MonJ
lay afternoon, at 3 o'clock at Beth
'l A. *M. E. Church, conducted by'
tev. A. J Thomas, assisted b'y Rev, j
fohn Boyd. Mr. John F. Hunter,F
Mortician, was in charge of the.
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Green -Mill Baptist Church
.Siina ay, Ini nary 2 we had attire
Sunday scidol and had a" large
mining- of ueop'ie. Ax visitor
torn" hirst Baptist chare.i, Sumter I.
. as also wHh us. Rev. J W. Dais
preaj.o a soul stming ser- i
ion we a.! enjoyed. Sunday nile 5
lev. .Daw Session of Jehovah
hiptist chcrch pr^iehc."- a fine
nrrrrtjnr nil enjoyed. The Sup I. Of "|
ur Sunda ' school presented the
ifts to otw\ pastor fiom ^he Sunay
school. Gifts wei:e"ofoisjp n t e d
y the mis lonary lad/p^oJafid Rev.'~
1. Martin" pastor of tTe Reese- \
ille A. M. E. church.
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'JEAMJIIL | ^
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fagic Shaving Powder Co.. Dept. *5
avaunah, Ga., for free trial^sample. ''
ESTABLISHED 1909
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?DRY CLEANING A>
WE ARE EQI II'I
" Y OUR RUG C
a9 well as any other cleaning. If w
A Trial will convince you thi
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CEEIA1M M&
Don't let uy.lv' hair come b'" ^la.
-?an J. ilic fcian you-w.i'ntT TZseLj-odefi
Larieuse. It will make your h .ir a 1
even shade of jet black, black, d
medium or eight brown, or bLonc
- giving it the silky softness and lust
"stTeen til at me auti ^t r e
today.-J?irisfTCt in guaranteed or J
dealer will refund your money.
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- If your doo rr /? gg tS jT
does not h-.vo '
It, send S'.2i 'VtJitC"
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Noted for Good Work?Stop at the
SEKY1CE UAKUER AND~
SHOE SHOP
W. B.- lirisbon, Prop.
2352 Gcrvaia St. Columbia, S? C.
^b>0?T" .v' ? ?
SHOES FOR SALE
\lmost like new. See. ojr line ol
>hoes before you buy.
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?o? Our Prices Are Rig^it ?o ?
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* . ' f o
FUEL CO.
"^Satisfaction or Money Back"
COAL - COKE
PHONES 3121 and 3125
921 Tayior-St: 'COETMBIA
ELLA MAES
BEAUTY SHOP
Marcel and Croquinole V\"aves
Hair Dyed and Dry Cleaned
French 'Curls
>hwi? 974)i 1620 Rice .Street
Men and Women, _,i
_ Wanted! ^ ' _.. '
To fill hundred? oC barber va ancies.
one, hut ten jobs '
caiting for every graduate of this '
ehool. Get out of tFe unskilled
lass. Write for 'information tc- '
?Woods Morgan Batbt.1 CoP
eger First-Mcl\<well St3.,"~Chnr- .
otte, S. C. An Accredited School.
PHONE "162 X
UNSON i
;o tailoring ?
^:i) TO DO * f
LEANING
e are not, doing your clesi.'ng
at our Service is Best. '?
713 MAIN STRi:K'r %
ti? iA&
HAIR COLORING ,4
3510 OllVF ST. ? ST. IOUIS, MO.
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NERAL HOME
sNSKD EMBALMED 0> ~~ ~
AND GEORGIA
uneral Cars and Funeral
Equipment
5 GOOD AS THE HES I u
id Better than the Rest
And.Prices Less
-Office Phone 2-3357
Residence Phone 7765.
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SERVGE
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COLUMBIA, S. G. '