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:f p>g? 2 I... l fialmetto Header PUBLISHED WEEKLY n- *110 Assembly St., Culumbia, S. C. I Entered at the Post Otlice at Co lumbia, S. C., a* second olaa * * 1 ?? A f P.vnimifla mailer u> ?u ??.w vi SLttSCUIJ'ilUNS Uu? Year bu iUwutna _r:_ 1.2b iiiitte jAuutha .76 AUitf-iu Copy t. i . .66 FOREIGN AL) V fc.K i ISINU ' AUKXL1 ? W. ii. Z1FF CO., OUft a. Lieaijmiii it., Obicago, la." UiiKiai AdvcrUaemyms ui the rule allowed by u?. * . itte Reader will publish brief au iuuvum' iellei* on auUjecti^ ol gtiiCiUi iiiwci'ust wacu uuuy by t?ic Ililllltiii HIKl uuui ui iuc uaLaurs and m?L ui a deianiutoiy nature, Anonymous communications will 1101 Ue uoticeu. i\eje._teu manuscript* will not bo ieturned. KEM1TTANCLS c ,.cckt>, L'lults and - ostal or Ex 4;l C3H -UultCy OlUWl J oUUUlU 06 made puyaoie to tue oruer of lue BttUUettO Louder. - GEO. ii. HAMEToN Vuoiishe Kr-dr E KbL>ErtlCn.? - Edito E. BHILiB ELLIS __h ield Agen L. G. -BOWMAN Circulation Mgr. Communications intended for the current issue must be very brie! and should reach the. editoria desk not later than Tuesday oil each week. City news, locals, personals and social news, by Wednesday. Telephone 4523 Saturday, July 3Q, 1938 , | Kampbellgrams | i I> I- <"0 m nhull V 1>V ovcpucil V. v "III F"V?I The?10.')8 .<0'<;'ior. of the?State S. S.^and-B. T. U. convention is still the fceho heard throughout the state. The many letters and' card* ccrming to the office are filled with warm expressions of satisfaction. I' Poster Honors The poster on the program of the convention with Presidqet Candy in front, Dynamo Campbell backing him up, the district president;, next, the district missionaries, pastors, superintendents and; the whole church backing the pro . gram rpcniveil?many:?fine' cam pi i merits. The one on Leadership Training, and His Four Children was too far removed from the ex_perience of new delegates but it carried a groat message to those who far years' have tried to set up the new program. Yesterday It showed hcAv the men looked in 1906 and. was a great contrast to us today. Many fine comments were made on the Family Life Poster and Knowledge of the most worth. The art room as a whole was very good and drew more than 1800 Visitors,. Only erne cri ticism was recorded and the lady who gave- it was peeved because her church did oot have a poster. The Art Roojn was <5ttly a d^nrnTT-stration to show what can be done when you set your heart to the task. The winning poster will be announced later. Convention Honors For the best financial report. Mrs. Magnolia Lewis received it. She reported more than $108. R-.v. Wm. Watson was awarded the honor for the best reports from conventions.?Springfield and Un-_ _ ion Baptist tied for delegation honors. Prof. S. L. Finley received the award for the oldest "officer in point of service. The mos'popular course went to Rev. E. F. Riley. For the "best report from a.class, R(y. C. A. Cherry in the B. T. The awards for the most interest in class- was a tie and the Dean kept it. The Morning Watch The morning watch was the greatest of all the sessions. You could fe^l the presence of the Spirit in those fine early morning s*srvioes". They weje very very good and largely attended. The messages were .so satisfying and the last day wa, the climax. All marched out strrgirrg, O Lord, I Want You to Move. Thie Singing The singing was all that one could desire. The gospel numbers reached the very soul of thp large delegation, the largest since .,1025. | The judges were not able to do- < cide which was the finest selection 1 ar>d no award was made. The 3. S. and B. T. U. Leaders < Conference The Four Point Program, Wor 1 hip Study, Recreation and Com- ( jnunuy Acuon win De carried to every section of the state. Every ( county wilj he touched and the ' leaders will sit ira conference with ] the president and Dean of Meth- i od? and they jcrintly will gather 1 discuss the best approaches to putting over this new setup. Thp office force is w?orking day and mght to ch*ck all records and list th.. P0KOIll'POE of thu dDnnminatinn and in keeping with the board's request, to set before the state the total program of the denomination. Coordination^ and Cooperation All held work of the is. {S. and B. T. U. workers will be cooi'dinated. .There will be no over iapping. We will cooperate with the Held worker* of the qther two conventions and' will join hand in nana to present the total program. Sad But True There are many churches which do not have a BYPU or any organization "lor the young people, i here are many associations which to not have ^my ur^anization for tr.e women. -Many churches do not have a missionary society. .?iany pastors do not attend the Vhutch School or take any interest m?the ptople. Many ChureH schools only have Two classes, one ui' giown people and une for . hildren and young people. Many conventions have as many as five .etnions. Your Byndmo will come .o any community without cost if ou will lot him know. He will ..onie and -help you organize your .oices. SHYd fGrhini. ? .Meet me at Benedict, Wednesiay. July 12 noon, l'JJ'J. MARION NEWS St. John-A. Af. Ed Church ivev. J. M. Jackson's discourse Sui.day morning was taken from i.like l'J:20, subject "Christ Seekng Sinners"! The sermon was y'M'y impressive. Mr. John Henry D.urant returnid from Claflin college and is ,pending his' vacatioji in New'Jersey. ? Miss Cora Belle Stroman, niece ,?f Mrs. J. M. Jaekson, has returned to Columbia after a short visIt' iii our city. We miss her. Miss Koquel Flegl^r of Rahway, ,\T. Jniece of Mrs;"A. V. Hagin, s; at home for the summer after iiaving completed the Uth grade in hc Marion. Co. Training school. v.Mr. William Braddy of State .allege was at .the morning service a.s" usual.. Mis. Hester Hunter of <Eutan ft. has as guests her three grand ^ons, Charles Hunter, Linwood and <andy. Cheatham-of- Richmond., Va. Mrs. Gertrude Black' of Washington, L). C., is spending her va ati<7n with-Mrs. Maggie Black. Mrs. Charles Melver has return -'ft' fiTiin Cunwoy,?Sr~th;?ptcarscd- t her moth' r is better. Miss Helen McQueen and Mas.< ; J aim,. McQueen arc visiting-;hvir uncle, Mr. Sailers McQueen. A number of Marionites are avay at the tobacco farms, Mesdam^s r.gruisa Collier and Annit- G. Harvin spent the week i:i, Sumter visiting Mrs. Mamie " ^malls. Recently the Collier family aterded tile graduating exercise of he of Mis. Collier's grandson, An- ' ir w Collier at Shaw university. The Missionary Society met with Mrs. Mary Thompson at her home > , Gibson streetl Several coin-' in nts weie gjM't.' on tiie "Gulden Rule". Delicious refreshments ,\VVre served. Rev. and Mrs-. Jackson and daughter,' Madeline, were guests at a| ude Black of Washington. D. C. in Sun-lay, July 21th, 1 i?:{H at the home o't Mrs. ITttie Kladger. A delicious dinner \vas enjoyed by! ill; ' Miss Mad'line Jackson, daughter of Rev. and Mis. J. M. Jack- ! mi is at home after spending six ' vivk-s in summer :V'hool at A.4_ imi T. college in Greensboro, N.C. The,church work of St. John is' J moving along very t jcely under ^ tlv- leadership f>f Rev. Jackson. | \Vare planning to new the church I1 which will make it a very beauti- j ;'ul edifice. * * - |! Miss Helen 1). Hagin is, at home,' if'cr'spehding six weeks in_ Slow York Citv. _H: i Mrs. E. P. I.uckcn of Walter- 1 boro, S. C., is vi.-iting her niece, 1 Mrs. Hagin. Master Clarence- *Brbwn. the 1 grandson accompanied Mrs. Luck- ) en. 1 WGOIMUTF NEWS*?: 1 Trinity A. M. E._Zion C hurch Rev. J. 1). Jackson, Pastor J "Sunday school opened at the ,U3" uaf hour with Supt. and teachers ] at their post, despite the rain^ ( washer. Mrs. Ruth Massey, Miss Anna ] Finch an 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry i Ashe r/f Abeville \vcf(. the, guests 1 of the Wilhurn family last Friday ] vening. The Woodruff Junior High school ( jp nod Monday morning for six } weeks of summyr school wit^i the i following' faculty: Prof. Allen Wil- | uairr% principal; Prof. David J. W^burn, Mrs. 'Madge Williams, t Mrs. Lillio Maud WiLburn and the ] Misses Hipp, Brown and Dendy. ABBEVILLE*" NEWS Rev. E. F Johnson, Pastor Sunday was a rainy day, f o r' hurch goers. A faithful few were I present to the services and enjoy- ; [id the sennons delivered by the I pastor. " Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Brown and i Mr. Samuel J. Collier motored to Charlotte, N. last week. Mr. J Brown's sister accompanied them i lack and we hope for .her* a spee1ly recovery."' ~ * i Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dillard of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Robert f Voung, Mrss J. Lucile Fair, Mr. i Daniel Edwards, Mr. Foster White* t md Mrs. Emily E. Allen were llsrhly entertained on last Wed- t | MAYBE SO AN (By W. H. h ? ??>< ON A STR Just a"~Tisual ride on a street car, and you lodk^^U many things. Whether you see anythiiig depends upon how closedy you canobagrve. There's sOTnie difference between, lookimr and seeing. i In everything, on everything; in everybody, on everybody there are some lessons you may learn if you van see them On a street ^ar, and I saw-=r . I A promising looking lad. He had on a grey suit which had seen bet-! ter days?many of them. Over the knee on 'each trouser leg was a patch of darker grey gi,oas, sew-' cd on wrth white thread which was pulling out. Veiy poor taste on the* part of somebody. It was a demonstration of the fact that you can't sew new cloth on old gar-! munt* and expect good appearance _r durability. Some folks trv to lack worn-out ideas on new-born facts. ,? ?-?-4 1 sawo a niissie nearly attired and of pleasing mien. She sat opposite the young fellow who had eli the natched irl'ov trousers' ! That is why he looked worse than. i.esday evening by Miss Harriett A. Wingfield at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wingfield. After several games of whist were played cocktail, pineapple salad and ice tela were serv-i ed. Miss Fleming Lee Hearst o f Columbia rs spending her vacation with' her parents Mr. and Mi's.1 Oscar Hearst. ?M+'=?and?Mrs. Birch -Chappelle ami daughter' Miss Ruby of Philadelphia were pleasant week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wright. Mrs Chappelle was formerly Miss Pearl Clark of this city. JFYiends were glad to have polio is also an. evangelist. Misses Jessie C. Fair and Ruthj V. White returned Sunday after i visiting friends of New York, Phil adelphia and plaeds of interest. They report a v.ery pleasant trip.1 CHERAW NEWS A CTHTSe of great grief r* the family and citizens of Cheraw was the passing last week of Mrs. Lou Buchanan known to all as Mother Buchanan. She was a well known and highly regarded citizen of Cheraw and many grieve at her passing. Her daughter Mrs. Air ,e?Woods and?Pearl Gillespie, of New York City were at the bedside in her last illnciss. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Wilson motored Columbia to visit their si-tor Mrs. Margaret Watsont who i? ill but much improved at thia wi iting, Mr. Harry Watson has spent sev oral (fays iiv Columbia at the bed side of Mrs. Watson. The P. D. Missionary Society \vas ontortained by ' Mrs.?A:?H. Pickens at the hohie'of Mrs. Mag git,- Gi i en ? .'"Rev. \V. Johnson of Florence 'is conducting revival sei vices at the Pee Dee Union Baptist church. Rev. Johnson is an inspiring speak er and all attending enjoy the services much. -* t H EST hK PAKATTR'.YFflS Everyone is glad to see the sun after a continuation of rain for tin* pa^t week. Mrs. C. M. Finley, Misses Farinie Cassel and Matilda Allen are Lome after attending the si^--^eek session of Summer School at Atlanta; University, Atlanta,. Ga. Miss Myrtle' Anderson of Sumter, was the week-end guest ' nf MisS Julia Spann.-Miss Anderson graduated from Behddict College n May. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ayers, Misses Roxie Foster and Robbie Harris spent last Sunday in Rock Hill visiting relatives. . Mr. Godfrey James spent the veek end in Blackstock with his grandmother, Mrs. Emma McColl Holmes. Friends are glad to see ' Mr. Berry Mobley up and out again, after several weeks of sickness. Miss ?Maijorie Kelly, Jeanes .eacher of Chester County hap re ? turned her work after spending a uleasant summer at her home in "jeof'-etowh. Mrs. W. A. Ross of Winnsboro massed through the city Friday on oute home, ufter attending the Piedmont Summer School in Rock Kill: v Rev. and Mrs# D. C, Crosby ac>ompanied by tl.eir daughter Sara *nd Fathering spent the week,end n Spartanburg attending a C?nrerence. . . Mrs. Ada Stanback is home afc\ attending Summer School at ST. C. State College, Durham, N.O. Mr. H D Gladden is home again \ftcr spending several months in Washington, D C. EDGEFIELD NEWS. Last .Sunday night marked the" aeginning of the revival services* \t Trinity AME church. Rev. S. II. Lewis of Columbia will assist Rev. f\.D. Dawkins, pastor of Trinity vith these services. Misses Mary -E. Lee end Lillian Holmes are home after attending Summer School at Columbia. Miss Richie Green is visiting! relatives in Augusta, Ga. Miss Emma Bryan is home fir several days to the ;delight-of her nany friends, after spending some imp in Augusta, Ga. The Golden Rule Club will meet it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jule THfi PALMETTO LEADER D MAYBE NOT __1 ~ - I ikackleford) ?~~?ar :eet car if he had been hlone. Good things sh?w up bad things, you know. But the little girl had something just a little odd these days?long, beau4jfulr curly locks of well arranged haiiv^You' don't often see long hair now>^Most people cut theii' hair: othPl?s~">lidri't Vinvo />"* Bobbed hair is^jb prettier than long hair correctly W?,rfrr-and you don't always have to follow~s?nQe~ silly style to be stylish either. I saw a woman carrying a large paper bag. What was in that bag? I soon found out I found out because what was in -that bag was too heavy for the bag. The bottom dropped out. Potatoes, butter apples, eUv hit , the, floor. Embarrassing business of "picking up the ? it 1 i.p-. ? i j - i ai uLit-a luuuweu. ? ny overi'tau anything*? Nothing will hold when it is over-loaded.-Some minds ean carry just so much, no more. Some hearts are -too narrow to hold" very much The thing to do is to get another mind and another heart.?Don't you think so? (C?nyi ight, 1D38) Anderson this Thursday afternoon. Simmons Ridge Baptist SundajfSchool Convention met, at Spring.fieldchurch, Saturday and Sunday July 23-24, at 10:30 a.m. ? ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Juie Prescott of Chicago. 111., are visiting relatives here. i Miss Annie Butler is here again with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Simkins1 gusta, Ga. .. . Those attending the Simmons! RuTge Baptist Sunday School Con vention from here'were Prof. W. E. Parker, -Mrs. Lillian Cheatham, Misses Kathlyn Lee and Marguerite Pearson. ? ? ^ C()KE?BLRV NEWS St. Paul A. M. E. Church Rev. W. S. Mims, Acting Pastor I The church goers were rained ; out Sunday to oyr regret. It rain I ed so hard we began to think we would have to resort to a higher plane. We are thankful this morn ing for the sunshine. Fviends of Mr. Grady Holmes will b- glad to hear that he is doing nicely after an operation for appendix. Mr. and M;n. Joash Legion is very sick. Mrs. Bessie Moore is improving. Mrs. Florenco Moore is still m the sick ""Itrr?Wo arc- hoping?for all?rrrr early recovery. | Mr. Kcnith Holmes of Evonsston, 111., is here visitiiip- her grand parents Mr. and Mrs." Squire. Loudon. ? Mrs. .Mozell Fogey Thomas of Detroit^ is visiting hiS' parents Mr. aniiMrs, Farrow Foggy. Mr. George Dixson through the kindness of Mrs. Orcar Miller vis ited lelatives and friends in Green villc, Sunday; ST. P.UL I1.\PTI?T CHlltCIf Rev. W. I.. Wilson. Pastor Ti e services were beautifully itr? ranged and al] persons played well vices were coniucted by the Rev. -is?a. district missionary for the _ Educatfonl and Missionary convention of South Carolina. The sernion was_eliiovoI very much. After services the" pastor with K-islcy went to^?. S. an<i BYPL' convention at Fcesburg where the pastor was to have charge of the aftei'noron session. Th" wcan.hu: being incjeirfent therf; were not mar., out, yet we ing. Thej-piiit was high. The jofr.it session of St. John, Ridgewood and St. Paul Baptist churches will be h i at this church on the 5lh Stffitlay night.?Ytrtt?wrR- -* miss a treat to inks this program. Collection for the day was $78. ( ST. J AM ICS A..M. E. CHURCH ' Rev. Hale II. Thompson, Pastor ' ?Ar.heville,?N. C.?Ftfr?the?past *; week here in this mountain, city rain has fallen scarcely without a kt-up. However, . our v weekly ' prayer service and mid-week ac tivities among th<? boards and clubs went forward in a remarkable way. Even oa the past Sab- ' bath rain shqwcrs continued thru out the day. In face of this hand- 1 icap, the attendances throughout the day "were pleasingly good as 1 wejl as the achievements in things 1 both spiritual and temporal. It was Junior church day all day and the' young people gave an extra- ' ordinary good account of themsel- , ves along all lines. The music was exceptionally good. Our pastor delivered two very interesting mes- ( sages at both the morning and even ing services. Mrs. Annie Pat- 1 terson of this city connected her- ' self with the church.?All forces J are working hard toward the goal 5 of our Convocation and Bishops' ' Council entertainment at Kittrdl * / f">T CTC* rln vl r% t~+ TT*/v * ' wuill.? lllf IIIUIl til U1 ^Ug" us?. Our pastor commended high!y the Junior choir and ycfung people's group who cooperated so 1 splendidly in the Sabbath day's ' ichicvomcnts. . - - - ANTIWOH NEWS ' c <Su?dayT July 24th was a rainy day, so much until people refused I to go to church. Altho' we were < we were v^ry anxious to pro so as to tell our people about the won- i derfuj tpcercises we enjoyed at i Poplar Springs A. M. E. church on ' Thursday of last v. :kr wher* EJ- 1 Spelman 11 I ^ IpIsE __r V;1 ^ * ^ SSSSSR^ .$?.. < - ' der Mims-and Pastor J. B. Smith were conducting a Sunday school convention. We fail to tref there Wednesday, but got there Thursday., Ar.tioch and Poplar Springs people fed the delegation so nicely until I don't think many of them wanted to leave. It reminded me of the five loaves and the two small fish, that Christ fed that great multitude with ?and ha.' twelve baskets full of fragments left. ' ' Because of tain we could, not remain for afternoon service yet we have beem informed that it was O. K. We are havingv a plenty rain and crops are looking very promising arevnd Antioeh. MT. ZION A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. W. P. Carolina, Pastor Sellers, S. C.?Sunday school ope ?d at ti e usual hour with assistant Supt. J. L. Crosland the lepon was beautifully throughout the school and a wonderful j'Oview hy the pastor. At 11:30 a.m. morning service began our pastor being much improved and piesent with us. He brought wonderful message from tie. Quite a f'-w witnessed this wonderful message. We are pray ing that?God?rrrH?coiitimio tu~ stu ngtlu 11 him t! at lie wTTI tuT" able to preach the gospel. The pastor and wife, the Rev. A. B. Thomas amLhis wife fjie Rev. A. ' B. Thomas and his wjfy thm dinner guests' of M,r. and Mrs. .Richard Franklin. Mr. and Nil's." Ander Nowlin motored to Lake View, S. C., Sunday visiting her sister Alice and Mrs. Alice ai d her husband came back with tin in and spent a-short while with them and reported a pleasant stay while ill ^ell-is. ?Mi s.?Ilein ietta S'lill'uid who h~~ liingv at Dillon, S. C., was in town Tuesday evening visiting her Bio. Mr,. J. L. Crosjiyid. on KaiL_ road Ave. The farmers are arot'nd SelicM&l art? -.busy trying to harvest their tob.ueb al-~ :ll,.- we ?' ' hnvino :i .if mm r ; I Baltimore, Md. News \ 11 My y rs, Barney Douglass, Jr. j. D2() W. Fayette Street Mr. Barney Douglass, Jr., at the wheel and friends were to leavo July 2tth f_r Richmond, \'a. The trip was postponed because of the rainy weather. . The Sunday school opens every Sunday morning: at 1):.'J0; preaching1 at 11:JO. The .pastor is Rev.M. F. Flowers. Prayer meeting every Tuesday nieht at 8 'o'clock: . preaching every Thursday nighl it 8:3Q. Usher Board will meet at the-*ehuich 1)07 W. SaiftWf^a St., on Thursday night 7:30. On the sich list are Mrs. Flor nce Iliod, 1)00 W. Fairmont Ave. Mrs. Klopise Mid-tgiy Rev." Jack, . son on Wt' Mulberry street. The Christian Burial Aid Soqiety vill meet on Friday night July 28 a.on TO,,, ? i. : ir. ?v lilt/ IJiesiUl'Ill IS Kt'V. | Jackson. Mrs. Leila Douglass is in the :ity for a while visiting her broher and sister Mr. and Mrs. Hep> y Gray. She rs from Jersey City. Hundieds of people are out of .vork, but a few more men arc bong employed n^w. Mr. Belton Brown aftiULji vi.-fit*1 to his mother in South Carolina, stopped over to see his brother Mr. 3uav Brown, (.11 his return to N. Y. City. Messrs. George and Robert.Hern ion went t^. Camden, Md. Sunday. There will "ftp a grand Bus Ex-! :ursion to Washington. I). to I Zoological Park, with a stop overl /ocal choir of Mt. Hebron Baptist. :hurch. Birs leaves the cnurch at i a.m. Fare round trip $1.25; ehil- . iron 75o. tirs."'01a Th omps^n rff New 1 Vork City i-s here for a few days /isitinp: her oarents Mr. and Mrs.' Richard Land. >t Mr. Johnie B. Gore, brother of VTi'S Barm*y Hoop-Toss. Tr., spent i fine time at Superior Beach Tues lay. i The Usher Board rendered a program at Mt. Hebron Baptist rhnrch at .1:30. Mrs. Christina C. Anderson ha?_. noved her beauty shop to her resdence 1421 Edm^ndson Ave. ij To subscribe for The Palmetto ' Leader, phone Gllmar 0861; MraJ 1 College Seniors Plant BIRPI ~ Barney Douglass, Jr., Agent 920 \V. Fayette street. CO|>E NEWS Sunday morning, Rev. and Mrs. M. M. Tuomus were called to Good Hope to attend the funeral of Bro. Geo. Summers' son. Aft^r which accompanied by the majority of his audience thev went ovey tr? Snl. tcrs, at Norway, S. C., where he preached a wonderful sermon to a very large audience. At 1:00 p.m. they returned to Macedonia where Supt. S. R. Connor and co'-workers engaged in a ivily Sunday school. Rev. Thornis then, came forward with spl<?nI did- remarks encouraging a continual attendance, of an afternoon Sunday School. Saturday at 2:0 p.m. Mr. Jervy . Edwards and Miss Ge :cve*se Sum' ter were Imppily married at the parsonage on the Good Hope circuit, Cope, S. C., by R<v. M. M. Thomas, pastor. _____ __ On Monday at 7^00 p.nv.?they were given a reception at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Edgar Moorer. Many attended. Adf'expressed a pleasant social. - ?-Mrs; Florence Mii.igan?of Savannah, Ga., died here at the home of her sister. Mrs. J^rrv Huggins. ? MT- /ION A. M. E. CIIl'RCH | 1006 WASHINGTON ST. A. 'Kcv, S. \V. Wolfe, Pastor ?Gdrn^rer- P. The Sunday school opew d at its usual hour. The lesson was discussed which was enjoyed by all. Miss II. M. Wolfe is nipoh improved at this writing. ?()ur revival meeting begin on the 21th. We are praying. for a great success. Pi_rr~atvi -Mrs. Gi Dvan and their daughter wire the dinner guests <>t Kev. a-nd .Mrs. J. A. Jenkir.s on Weil tesday. They ex-' -pr.essfd?a very enjoyable after-UOutt, ? ? 7 'Miss 1). P< i ter and Mr. W. Porter both of Savannah. Ga.. is the visitor of Mrs. H. M. Wolfe. W ' I' w ? - . PA ri(G\s FKTK INS'lTtrnORS S( 1IOOL * * . ?Dent James Island, Charleston, S. C. ?i arcms 01 cnimren who attended the Itufal Demonstration school! COAI ON ALL THR< Insure a coot, clean, r M PULLMAN CARS ?B e comfortable in the Consult Passenger Traf ' Ticket Agents lot Fais Reservations and otb< J. T. COBB, Division Passei SOUTHERN RA1 RINCKNEY'S Fl UNDERTAKER AND I.IC SOUTH CAROLINA Class Ivy ^* -W T>*v. vils^ '-' M: fvT?- , ? ^^jjj I^SBKhf "< sj i held at Cut Bridge school " on James Island for five weeks this summer gave n snrpriso party- " Saturday ngiht. July 23, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac God- " froy for the two instructors^ Misses Addio L. McLendon of Darlington, S. C., and Ellen A. Basie of Cha-e City, Va. A delicious repast was served, and many ap-pm-iau rv runarks worn given. The parents and friends present were: Mr. and Mrs. Swinton, Mr. and M#s. Blake, Mesdames Grant, Rivets, Brisbane, G.~ RobJ i.-ison, K. Robinson, Walton, Ham- " ! ilton, Bolds, Holmes, Smalls, Heyw.ad and Williams; Misseq Inez McKay"of Charleston^ V. Roper, ' F. ! Roper, E. Smalls, M. Robinson and A. Dent; Messrs A. Middleton and C. Pittman of Charleston), J. Richardsunr- H. -Brown, E. Wey?:? ward and Masters H. Robinson and Isaac Godfrey, Jrv t Calvin's Newspaper bctvice TESTED RECIPE By Frances Lee Barton? THE thrill a man gets when a (li'cui ntiuii?is?pinned on?Itht?? manly bosom is nothing compared to the bursting .. pnue 01 ins wiie ?wtrtm?a?guest - I \\ V lBi you have to be u Kood neighbor and tell the secret. This particular secret is well worth telling?and the drink is well worth drinking, with its subtle : menu oi conee ana chocolate. Iced Coffolate \'i cuj> ground coffee: 2 squares unsweetened--chocolate; 6,cloves; 1 four-inch piece stick ctnnamon; i dash of salt; 4 cups milk; % cup ^ sugar;-1 tablespoon floury?Ir egg, | well beaten. Add coffee, chocolate, cloves, clnr?iwrtmm. and salt to milk, and -heat ~ I melted. Strain and return to double boiler. Combine sugar and flour. add to chocolate mixture and cook until thickened, stirring constantly; then cook 5 minutes, stirring occa-?^ sionally. Cool slightly and pour over egg. Chill. Pour over cracked Ice in tall glasses. Makes 1 quart coffolat6. ? ??????? DUGH TRAINS estf ul trip at Ion, cost wmmtm- - _ DINING CARS safety of train Ir a o 11 (lo Representative* or ia. Schedule*, Pullman ?r travel informhtloa " > 4? tger Agent, Columbia, S. C. *" LWAY SYSTEM JNERAL HOME KNSED E.MBALMER OF t AND GEORGIA Puneral C ars and Funeral Equipment . S GOOD AS THE BEST nd Belter Than the-* Rest And Prices Less Oflice Phone 2-:5357 Residenct Phone 77fi5^. ??? ... ? I ^ COURTESY AND SERVICE COLUMBIA; S. C. \