The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 11, 1939, Page Page 3, Image 3
Saturday, March 11, 1939.
. "CHARLIE" S
By Cha
i "THE ROVI>
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The Wawnin* Mail
Matthews who is at the Rote
Reine in Havana Cuba. He i
planning to make his third Soutl
American tour from there. . .
Best wfohes to you and give m;
regards to the Madame . . . di
not forget to write me* a detail
ed weekly letter of interesting
subject matter . . , unusual new
and views of every country yoi
visit just as fast as they happei
and unfold about you . . . S
that those who read this colunv
will be able to visualize gloriou
<? days in the warm sunshine o
South America, and journey wit!
you:
I've heaid stories of. beautifu
browns down there . . . the lik
of which I never realized has ex
isted . , . So when you reac
?Rio Do Janerio and Buenos Aire
don't forget nie when you are a
those social functions . . . It i
not necessary to mention to th
young ladies that I am marrie
. . Just say I'm columnist an
not only read and write Span is
. . . but also think in Spanish .
-> Because rometimo I intend to- in
vestigate the truth or fallacy c
those fantastic yarns about th
great South American metropolis
es . | . and a few names and ad
dresses of native citizens . .
young ladies . . . no men . . wi
be of invaluable service.
DEAR CHOLLY:
ern Celebrities" this .week you di
not mention Todd Duncan, who i
from Kentucky, and John Ro>
borough, who hails from Plaque
nine, La.
Ralph Matthews nearly blaste
the h eads off of those editors o
the Harlem weekly for publisl
ing that "Three Million Dollar
story on the fro;*t page as' the
_^ .did . ^ And I've heard that yo
aye shooting "Whiskey Willie
straight at their heads too. Don
do that . . . bub . . . Earl Browi
the managing editor, is a dow
home boy from Virginia . . . S
get one of the boys to get th
SUillKIlL UUJjy Oil UlUb euse un
v straighten the matter out . .
Shall send ycru lots of news froi
Los Angeles and Hollywood nej
week. Be sure to investigate tl
story, so the boys and girls 01
here will get it straight.
Your Old Pal,
KID STETSON.
k. DEAR CHOLLYj
Received your airmail specij
this morning. And in aceordanc
with your request made an inve;
tigation, and am sending you
report ow my findings. The stor
of the little Brooklyn lass wf
was reportedly being groomed b
millionaire sponsors in her clim
to success as not a pipe dreai
us thi> "?mnkv fitv" sheet hea<
? lined liist week and she has m<
been deserted by the fairy got
parents' . . . as yet . . . She is' ge
ting a bequest . . . but nothing lilt
the nu*no|y announced ... I
Cinderella" desiring- to magnif
the allotment just "natchul bawr
fibbed, and had the Anisterda
boys unwittingly following su:
... So the hon^r of the pres
my boy, is still unsullied.
Now folks in the know ai
questioning the wisdom of th
"sponsors' choice. jLooks like-j
bad start . . . and money cannt
take the place of certain virtue
Mrs. H?'s Hoy Bo
is a bad lad the boys on the At
enue claim; forgetting his rai
in' and showing no coftisideratic
for the mob and lesser lights <
the home grown "Mikado" now i
hectic rehearsal . . . Some of tl
lads are beginning to think the
can't stand Mr. Bo . . . The Ch
cago- import by the same nan
gave the coming production somi
thing to shoot at . . . All the bi
wigs were at the opening, budd
and motable frankly and happil
. "iitterbugged" with the rest <
the maniacs.
The boys on the Hill declai
V that Bo1 is referring to Mikac
numoer two as niv shmv" ha'
ing invested some ten grar
_??Lhere ..? "Now he did - not-- te
me that I only heard it so
don't know whether he has ar
jack in the, shorw or not".
Kid Low ?hae? is still goin
strong in "Hellaza Poppin" at tl
Winter Gardan . . . The weather
warm and street corners ai
\ Ton can tra^
' any where ..a
day. r. on 1
SOUTHE1
in coaches,
JUr-dondttionad Cc
IHJOT THE 8AFE
" r. r: <sobb, Di
? Cala
' : ) . : - : .. .
PEARS'EM UP ::
rles Spears < I
?G REPORTER" ; ;
4 >
^ # # f # '# i *
blossoming in the out of season
1 have nothing to do but lounge
s around. Will be out in Fargo,
I North Dakota . . . and St. Paul,
. Minn., for the next three weeks
7 on special business. And will
0 sernd you socially interesting news
- selected for your column. When
? you write give my regards to Kid
s Stetson and the rest of the boys
II and girls on the Coast. Asking
1 you tor save a seat for me in the
? car. when you take the trip to see
n "The Old West Throw A Party"*
s I remain, the old sargcant, in the
f machine gun company'* First
h Platoon. ? ; _ ll
Your Pat;
il MOBILE BUCK,
e ' /
- HELLO BOYFRIEND:
h Am buckin' the traffic once
s more in the Capital City, and its
t no ice cream social . . . Weather
s warm but sorta chilly right on,
e like icc under a blanket. A tree
d from an acorn is what the D.A.K.
d is now realizing in the harvest of
h protest here in Washington, to
. their unbearable and disgusting
i?discrimination toward the world'*
if idol. It was rude, crude, cruel,
ia unfair, even dumb and un'patrioi
tic, for no true loyal American
1- would permit their personal pre.
judiees to cause this country to
11 be held in contempt, as it must
now be, by -t-hose we have 'censored,
even won censure daily. I see
i?that?the?New?York?chirice for
d Pope was really elected. Did you
is notice?
c- Your Girl Friend,
EVA JESSYE.
Jj JOHNSTON NEWS
,?r The second quarteerly confery
ence was held at Bethel C. M. E.
^ church on Sunday night. Reports
,?? were made by the members and
>t sTicnVed~that they had been doing
1 great work.
n At 7:45 o'clock the Presiding
l0 Elder, J. A. Jowers delivered a
ie wonderful sermon, using for his
1{j subifect "Prayer". Total raised
$10.50. One added to the church
^ Mr. J. G. Miles..
Mrs Ida Mitchell and son, Ru,c
fus have returned to- Stillmore,
it ,Ga., after a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gary.
Mrs. Sallie L. Smith and Miss
Theola Spiginer motored to Augusta,
Ga, on Saturdayr
Miss Jannie Sinkler has return
d ed to Aiken after a vis-it-to relu!c
tives here.
5- Pope-Abney
a A surprise marriage, of intery
est to their friends in Johnston
10 was that of Miss Carrie Pope
>y and Mr. Frontis Ab.-.ey which
[h took place February 11.
111 Mr. ami Mrs.. Abney are re-,
ceiving the congratulations of
their 'many friands.
They are making their home on
t- Johnson street with the groom's
:e mother.
^ Have yo'u lrie?l to get , any of
y- your friends over the wool.- <''"<!
y, to take 'One. Palmetto Header T
1 You have talked with them the
P past week, haven't you? If you
1 haven't told them about the
'' "Leader" I am asking you when
you see them again, tell them
e what good news they are misse
ing every week by not taking
? the "Leader".
3 FRIENDSHIP A.M.E. CIURCH
Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor
Clinton, S. C.?Sunday was an
s unusual bu^y day. We were thank
"1 ful to be alive; thankful for the
. beautiful day to go aibout our
in ... .
duties.
Sunday school began at the usj
ual hour with officers and teach
ers in their respective places.
Supt. H. L. Alexander conducted
e the opening exercises. After the
l? class study of the lesson, Supt.
Iv gave a very pointed* "review.
At 11:15 Rev. Walker opened
~sei vice accompanied by Rev7 G.
e T.' Shelton, A. J. Steward. Rev.
j0 Shelton's subject was "A Right".
l/. The sermon was very practical
1(j and instructive. The evening sei'lb-nion_was taken
front Proiierbs
I 24:10. lie stressed the fact that
iy "A Test of Our Religions is AdI
versify". Suiulay was Comnvunig
ion. Day ainiN|? element^ repreie
Renting the broken' body and shed
is i blood of the Master were served
ro! to those who professed faith in
irel
ny | LJSTJ
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aft .^SBCSBb?
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vision Passenger Agent
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r-tbeir -erueified and risen Saviour
For the morning worship wc
acknowledged the following visitors:
Dr. Dawkins, Union; Mr. R
K. Groves, Atlanta, Ga.; Mr
Bidden, Messrs Davis, Holland
Belle, Farrow, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Leake.
Dr.' Dawkiuis and 'Mr. Groves
made pleasing remarks.
? At 3:19?Rev:?Wjalker,-chcrir,
number of his officers rendered
services at St. Paul Bapt. church
Laurens. Rev. Walker preached
to over 500 people. He is a little
indispo'.ed," but after seeing
that crow'i, he preached as if he
forgot h's aches and pains.
Miss Clotelle L. Harris and little
G-ldie Babb. were week end
visit',rs in Greenville.
Vir. Cregg Gary a .ftudent at
S'ate college spent the week end
vith hume folk.
BAHAMAS ISLANDS
BAPTISTS IN SESSION
Drs. J. p. Iteeder, Foreign
Mission Secretary and G. Goings
Daniels. s.?*
, ?"S "CllN.
B. C. of America
Conducting Institute
Nassau, N. P., Bahamas Islands
(Special)? Seventy-two
Missionaty Baptist churches of
the Bahamas Islands Group, with
a potential membership of many
thousands, arc holding their annual
convention and conference
here in this city. The sessions
are being held at the Zion Bapt.
church, the leading church of the
group on the Island, of which the
Rev. Talmage Sards is pastor,
New Providence has not witnessed
such a gathering of spiritual
leaders in many years. The convention
took on nont only a convention
aspect but a Bible Imstjtue
and a spiritual gathering have
developed.
The two visiting guest speakers,
'teachers amT conductors an
the Rev. J. P. Reeder, D.D., s
prominent pastor of Columbia, $
C., and correspendoig secretary^ of
the Foreign Mission board, anc
the Rev.'*G. Goings Daniels, D.D.
of Georgetown, S. C., pasturing
the largest church in mat city and
second recording secretary of the
National Baptist Convention of
America. For ten days they have
htood in the gateway, as the
Baptists .call'it, preaching, lecturing
and teaching. They sailec
ttm_ - i' i
ixwiu 1*1 mini, r id., Uft r L'UI liai)
23 rd, folowing the adjournment oj
the executive board meeting which
was held in Jacksonville^ The>
arrived in Nassau on the palatial
steamship "New Xoithland," anc
were met at the docks by a delegation
of representative citizens
business and professional men ant
mesengers from the outer islands
Theri first appearance was thi
signal of a large outpouring which
has kept up morning, noon am
night. Dr. Daniels delivered th<
lirst sermon on .Sunday morning;
I)r. Reeder followed in the afternoo'n
and evening: During theii
stay here they dedicated the missionary"
boat known as -"THE
PR1NCK," commissioned her ami
placed her in service to- do work
in the Bahamas. She is to visit
the twenty-five inhabited island*
regularly.
Notable among those who art
in nttondance otho>- than Die (lis
tmguished visitors from t h t
states are: Rev. Wm. Finder
Eight Mile Rock Island; Thomas
Anvbristow, Kxuma Island; Rilej
Gipson, Stanaird Cay Island; Jos
oph Miller, Long Island; Whit
field Wright, Dead Man's Cay Is
land-; Hercules Sargeant, Achilia:
Hay Island; J. W. Ferguson, May
aquane District; Daniel Dean, Iiec
Bay Island; Jerome ILutchesan,
pastor Metropolitan Bapt. church
Nassau; H. Brown, pastor Bethe
Baptist church and Sister Ethe
Hunter, Missionary, Cat Island.
EAST BALTIMORE NEWS
By J. W. Agurs
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church se
vices of the week: Tuesday, nigh
pastor and nleinbt'is visited 'th
Mt. Hebron dmtrch in the intere?
.of?Rev. L. A. Williams anniver
sary. Wednesday night," Marcht'egular
church meeting. Rev. L
C. Clark acted as moderator. Do
" Pawniore was eh-cted as ehnirnia
of the Deacon board. Other busi
nes* w.ir-fra nsnrtnt- crmrrtty:~AH
auxiliaries* niajle their final rc
ports. Thui^Saay nightj^March 1
preaching by Rev. Fraylor. Frl
day night preaching also in be
_ half of the Pastor s Aid. Sunda
?ohool Sunday morning", 9:30 cor
ducted by the STssT. Supt. Doaco
Jenkins, with teachers at their ri
sportive places. Preaching b
the pastor at 11:30, Rev. D. C
Clark: text St. Matt. 10:15. Th
monthly finance report by the sec
rotary, Mrs. Smeila Lewis.
We were proud to have as ou
visitor Rev. W. M. McRaniel o
Shiloh Baptist church. 3:30 hoi
communion service5. Preaching b;
pastor. St. Luke 5;10. with fiv
visiting ministers.
BYPU 0 p.m. Night Services a
8 o'clock Sermon by Rev. Bailey
Tie preached a wonderful sermon
On the sick list: Mrs. Mildrei
Walker, who remains at the Johi
Hopkins hospital. Bro. M. W. Mo
blgy. 15f)3 JetTerson St. We hop
the members and friends will visi
them.
brittle Paul McMeekin celrbrat
ed his 13th birthday March 1st a
his home 108 N. Dallas St. Ic
cream and cake was served to hi
little friends. See Tattle Mjit
thrw Williams for The Palmoffi
leader. v
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE "LEADER'
. \ i
" ' Mrs.
Ethyl (Smith) Browne
the authorised Poro Demonstrator
is conducting a school of beauty
i culture here at the beauty shoppe
of Madame F. L. Carolina^ I02'J
High Market streets There are
two group of students. One that
has had previous experience in
I a group of beginners. Class days
are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays
until noon.
You may look forward to. March
' 20 inst. when there will be presented
at the Howard Hi school
auditorium, a Coiffui'e Review
with the latest style hair on parade.
This will be conducted b?
Mrs. Browne who is really a genius.
' c
The funeral services for Mrs.
Pi.vji Wnlkltr. worn cnnilnct
ed at Bethel A. M.. E. church, on'
Sunday, ?<Iarch 4th at three p.m.
She hairTTeen in declining health
for ten years. The end came on
March second.
She is survived 1>y her husband,
Brn. J. T. Walker, seven
children a mother, two sisters and
a host of relatives and friends
Interment was- madc-in Bethei
cemetery.. . J. B. Brockington.
undertaker in charge.
Sister Ella fioldenr was funeralixed
at Bethel Monday, Feb, 27.
" she passed al'tei?years?of 14+
; health. .
Mr. ^Charley -Gardner who is in
i the government inaiine services
i has been there for more than two
, decades and is considered trustworthy
and capable, He is mate
I </n the large government dredgi
and handles it with the skill of a
veteraln. Mr. Ed. Gardner, his
hi other is a fisherman, and owns
: the Cecelia?the sea skiff?15 ft.
by 24 ft. He is considered one ot
the,highly rated fisherman in the
- harbor:"" ~
1 The reception or testimonial
. that was given Bishop and Mrs.
|- M. H. Davis was a big affair and
the writer feels' an honor worthi!
ly bestowed.~
j Bishop Davis is a South Caro,
linian and has a large circle of
fiiends who are always delighted
. to hear or read of his success.
> The shad business seems to be
. dike of other recent seasons of a
j poor start. The -fisherman how
ever art* opumisuc.
' Excelsior choir under - the dii
icction of_ its chorister. Mr. J^.E.
r I'i iuleau .visited Sister Louisa
I Johnson who-has been indisposed
^ Cot quite sometime. The rendi
" tion was much enjoyed as ex>
pressed by Sister Johnson.. She
' felt revived ami, asked that they
come again.
It was a pleasant thing to see
| church-goers taking advantage ?*
the clement weather Sunday. ,
f At Bethel, Dr. R. S. Lawrennec
' delivered two heart stirring ser,
inons, morning and evening. Text
I Gal. <!th chapter. Theme: The
Symbol - of the Christian World.
Evening Text John I0:ll>. Theme
: Abundant Life. Seven accessions
; for the day.
A ILVI.Tl.M01tIt, Ml)., M-,WS~
tttrs.) Barney Douglass, jr.
1 he schedule of Mt. Hebron:
On Monday night, Deacons' meet
ing; Tuesday night, prayer meett
: ?i t
i iiik aim cnon- rehearsal; W.ednes1
day night, Bible class, under direction
Rev. Daniels; Thursday
"iiight servictr-nt 8:00 p.m. by thi
I'astor, Rev. Flowers; Friday,
night church meeting. On Sunj
day morning service by the pas
tor. His pulpit associates wei
Rev. Moore and Rev. Xeal. Sun
{ day evening at 0:00 p.m. The
j Lord's Supper was glvcm at M
Hebron. It was served by Rev.
Daniel.
The second anniversary of the
Sweet Hope Free Will church will
begin Monday night, March (Jth at
8 o'clock and continue through
1 Monday night 20.th Everybody is
^ cordially' -invited to attend this
v celebration. Program committee
1 Mrs. Carolina E. Station, Mrs.
Beatrice Sincletary. Mrs. Mable
? Singlctary. Refreshmelit commit
' tee, Mrs. Mable Tilgham, Mrs.
aj Maggie Brooks. Mrs. Lucresia
"l Pickens, Mis. MarHia Chapman!
Entertaining committee: Mrs. EsiTther
Williams, Mrs. Mable Gri'ffin,
Miss Malissa llenner, Mrs.
Corinne Atkinson, Miss Mattie
l"| Station,' Mr. Charlie" Singlctary,
'*i Rev. C?. II. Tilgham. pastor.
>'j Our sick list: Mrs. Florence
l" Hood, Mrs. Fannie Evans, Mr. Wil
n liant GrifTin, Mrs. Marguerite An
drew, Mrs, Mary. Brice. and Mrs,
y Irene Williams were the. Sunday
' evening .guests of Mrs. Williams.
'-j HOLLY HILL NEWS
l'l After quite a rainy week we
f were favored with the beautiful
y sunlight Sunday and all church
y goers found their places of wor?l
ship. Targart was favored with
I a large crowd at the morning services.
Dr. L. IFarmer deliver !ed
a wonderfuL sermon from the
I subject Which Side Ate Y'ou On?
^ | This sermon was food for thought
a and four joined the church. Dr.
* Farmer held his second quartcrc
ly conference Saturday and Sun*
day at Bethel and Tafgart. The
evening services were held at
f A.M.E. church delivering a soul
0 stirring sermon. CIJ r Pastor,
* Rev. Beethea needs much praise
? for the %uccoss of the quarterly
S- - cot if en; i tee?which?rinsed?Sunday
night, March 5th. The total ai
mount raiser! lor fnis quarter be|
ing $135.05. Dr. Farmer went a>
way full of smiles.
Mrs. Bethea the efficient wifr
? ; REND
Kit CANTATA
, SECOND CALVARY SUNDAY
Allen University choir wiip sinj?"
"Rdshuzzar" at Second Calvary
church, Sunday night. MarcH 12
at *:0'J o'cT ck. Prof. Ah: ahum,
director will he *in charge. The
public is invited.
.The hour is set for o'clovk
for the convenience Aim put lie.
of OUr pa.-'toi .-celiltj to
have l><4V with us f- r a i.unTtjet'"":
of years instead of month's from
. the sincere astd sweet way she has
entered into the women's Work" of.
the two churches.
Rev. Rhodes pastor of I.ovelv
Hill Haptist church delive'cd two
strong sermons at I.ovejy 11 ill oi.
Sunday. This, being his Coniniurjion
day quite a luigo crowd at
tended both se.rviees.
Rev. and Mrs. Rhodes and daughter
and lJi?iic(.-.. C.oiiiiiv OniO.
were <lin n e r_ g u e s t s Sunday c.i
Deacon and .Mis, Frank Gain.
I)r. and Mis-. Far hut. Ttev. and
Mrs. Bethca and children and
Miss A. B. Pickett were dinner
guests ol' Mr. and "Mrs. J.IarvujBarnesi
.
We note the presence of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawton Palmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon 1'aimer--and --Mrjs.
Lee Lowe of Unity A. M. K.
church at Bethel Sunday evening.
Visitors art; always 'welcome. ,
Messrs Bolie 11 unt and W. I'..
- Bunch of Targait?a+rd?Beth"! art?
delegates _ * to Electoral' college
which meets in St. Geoige, ?th.
The Holly Hi)! girls basket bail
team andj the Santee It sciWabj'
girls met in a game at HollyHill;
with a thrilling game ffo'm stait
to liriish. The scores being 1 s-1 i
favor Holly Hill.
Friday, March y-rd an amateur 1
program was given aC' tl;g H< ].>'
ilill Kosonwald by members of the
faculty. The piogram consisted-of
folk dances, tap dancing, popular
songs, etc. L)ue tQ the weu-,
ther Elloree was the only visiting
school to take a part on the
program,
M1LLFU Gil A PEL
A. M. K. CHl'KCII
Rev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor
Last Sunday was most beautiful ]
and the members of .Miller Chapel, i
availed themselves with the oppoi
tunity and heard a most wonder- i
ful sermon delivered by Dr. E.A.
Adams, P. E. o? Newberry district
taken from Phil. . Among
the many things he stressed --do!
one tiling at a time and do it well. 1
At th'e .close of the sermon s ' 1'
came forward nnd, partook of the' !
Lord's Supper. This senium was. 1
delivered with, force and power.'
and "vyill not be l'oi-jrotten nion.
At dn'lo Rev. Bowman was in-! ;
\ ited to the, Presbyterian church'1
to prea.h a sermon l'or the Mis-)'
sipnavy Society. A minder of his
member? accompanied him and is '
so reported that he delivered a |>oul
Stirling sermon en' Love. At! '
7:*?0 hi- preached another one ot ! '
those spiritual sermon- on Quench
ine Spiritual Thirst. Rev. R.-den
'bunch, par-tor op ( , XmsT.erry'ch.
cuit worshipped with lis Sunday -j
nijjht. .
j Monday ni^ht tlo sic.md qua!
I jei-ly i.->i:i' eivnco?as ii:??eo11 e i>i;'1 i?ttt??
{.its usual hiuu;...Dr.?Ad-.m- 4o?Ow ~
, us.ua 1 way complimented I!cv. Bow j ^
man an ; his'. otVscer* for their 1<>y-1
al support given hini an,] urged I ,
tl'.at the officers stand by t h cl ^
church program. It is one among <
the best cont'erenccs'. said he held
this year;, and.it goes without say j
imr, without a good leader it's a r
failure. We are not hoa>ting at
all, but Miller Chapel is bles'od
by having one of the best leaders
in the state or United States. On t
next Sunday at 2 u', lock the Jun- 1
ior choir will accompany him to
CCC camp and at .1 blO the senior >
choir will accompany him to Beth
' lehem Baptist . church to preach
for Mrs. Montgomery.'s club. ;
All the .touched in and around t
Newherry closed their'schools last i
We ine-'day and attended the State
Teachers' ,Assoe.iation in Columbia :
tiiis weekv ,
Mr. Oliver (lallnian was in the
city last week visiting his parents i
Mr. Burton and Mr'. Whitener wor
Tdipped wHrlvrM? last?Sunday tiitcf
Come to rhurijh; go to church.' I
.... (HI-SI II? PAR s?; It Al'tts :
Mrs. d.?JL)??T .:nn,c,ri<!fr
was t he week or d guest < f her j
brother and sist,or-jn-law. Prof. ,
- and Mrs. S. T.. Finlov.
Mr. Fted Lander and little
grandson. Order T.ander of High
Point was in tho eitv for the
week > visiting h's reha+iws. Miss- i
os Maggie and Maria Alexander,
Cemetery streets a 'd MrL^Geurg.ia
Crosby. Graham street.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines of l-'inUA'
high faculty, sin-nt tho week
end w it h her parents at thei:
bono in Groat Falls.
Mr. R'lutt P.ai>'or from tho
('. C. C. Camps/ at Ft. Rottning.
i (la., is visiting his parents Rev.
and Mrs. I.. A. Harbor, Columbia i
' st root
Mr. Eli Maoon. utic of t h>ster's
much loved citizens died
last Thursday at-his .home oil Collins
street, and was busied Su-n
day aftorn on. Funeral services
trad burial were at Old Wilson
ifaptist church in the county. The
sermon un*. preached by. the
TIastor. Rev. MnTior.cy. Several
: persons from Chester attended
r the. services. ....
I Complimentary to Miss M. I)
Kelly, Jeancs t eacher, Mr. and
; Mrs.1 Boyd ontertaindd a few
friends at their home in Rodman.
~ Frlday eve; inpt at a sumpt 1:0.1"'
sgppej^ Those present Were:
" aiiss Kelly, Misfc Kuln Coleman,
Mrs. J. D. Boyd, Mrs/C. M, Finley,
Miss Rcrsa Brown, Miss Ar;
sania Hall, Mr. Smith Bailey,
1
I'
rS07WKWE 1
' \?s, employers tlit judge your, age
1>y jour hair. And if your hair is
K'i?? >> < nnuiir as wi ll ?iar a tail
say int., "I'm old too old fur this
job!'
ilayo you I'Vi-r I o. t out on good
_ j '?! ? for lliis rt'UMin r If you hate,
don't worry you can keep it from
Intppi-iiini* aftain. Simply rotor yrrur
matter how it ray yours in now, jt
will 'iiisiailtTy' take 011 glutting,
y on t li f ul - look I nig t trior when
Larieusv is brushed through it. No
experience ni t t'ssary direct ions in
puikaiie tell you how i?> apply
l.arlcusc. 'l akes only a few minutes,
tailor will not ru!? oil or wash out.
IV l.arieuse keep your ailc a setret.
\Sllo knows, it mav mean n
new johf'ir you . . . anil new friends
. . .and new chances for romance.
(Jet a hot tie today. *IF YOI R
I>I. A?. I. It DDI S NOT II WK IT,
'SI Nl> SI.2s mi extra postage UN
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'-^*>1. - HAIR COLORING r
GODtFROY MFG. CO .3510 Clive St..St.Louis;Mo. ;
:MT h'hc jruests were en-1
teitained *v\ 1th several Jively pho-'
iiocraph records. -The supper '
which consisted of many variety
tii.-lus tastily seasoned, cooked,
erved. and much enjoyed by the
quests.
On account of had weather, the
.Mexican play which was to be
n-nderoil last Tuesday at Fir.lev
rich school auditorium by the 6th
irrado 11, will he on Thursday nite
March 10th if thL* weather permit.
, ,
All of the teachers of Fir.ley
Fork vnVinnl will nftr.ml tbr> Rtnt.P'
Teachers' association in Columbia
L; i< Week.
At the fifth annual basketball
to.: > san.er.t at Mather academy
in Camden last Friday'and Satur-j
lay, Fir.ley high girls were the
winners. They brought back the
diver trophy which is the second
'mo they have won it. Fa eh play j
r was given a golden colored (
n irdatut e basketball. The boys !
laved a? far . as "the semi-final-.
Mr-:. Henrietta Walker has reamed
home after spending sev-1
ral months with her daughter in
famaica, I.. I.. N.Y.
...Mrs,.. .IJi.lo'e - Xel.-vur and - little-j
laughter Catherine came down I
'rdnt Washington. I"). C.. and '
nor', a few days with her parents
li. and Mr-n John Allen. Pafir-h-t.
They left Saturday night,
and. Mr. R'hert Nelson, Jr.
Mrs. Aran Paul has returned
>viu Philadelphia where _ she
pe: t seCei al months with her
isters.
Miss Maggie Alexander of
lock Hill was the week end guest'
if her si-ster,?Mrss?M ai ia Alex- j
tiller.
Mjss M. D. Kelly, bur Jeanos<
vac: er heM a very successful > ,
are: t-Teachers' Regional on Sat- j
>day at the Pleasant Grove
ciioel. Twelve school conimun- J
ties -were represented.*
Supt. ,L E. Nunnery spoke on: ! (
J'ht. Relationj erf the P.T.A. to.
he School'.'. Mrs. Brownlee Low- |
y. the Health Nurse, spoke on: 1
The Place of Health in the j
school"; Miss Fannie B. Cassell,
'The Relation that Should Exist j
IT .'tween the Parent-Teacher and j
Child". A one' minute talk wa' i
made by the president of each j
a.-.-oc;at:.J!; regarding what had j
jccii 'accomplished during t h e
0 ar and projects for the future. |
\ quartet lroni Mt. Aral ar.d Mt. |
Who schc/.ls furnished musica. j
rclet-tlohs eilchT?MT>s Kelly com^T
[h.iriei.tcd the P.T.A. orr their ae- j
tvm pi is h sr.ent s for the year and
presented phms for next school
year.
Hardy's Beauty Salon
Specializing In All
Scalp Treatments
and Htiir Dyeing
1 '521 McDuflfie Ave.
Columbia, S. C. j
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8 ^?r State Hospital and Palnu
0 Sanatorium
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? wAs Near As Your Nearest Pho
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Watch Repairing
E. W. ISOM "
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2225 1-2 Richland Street
COLl'MRIA, S. C\
MADAM I'KTKR'S
IIA lit CUOXVKH
For Diseased" Scalp?Lives Life J,
and Beauty. BLS'f (iHOWHR? "
Apply once a week?PRICE 35e
1906 Rhuiding St., f'olurr.bia, S.(5.
( nunts Drug Store, W ashington
St., Thomas Drug Store, Taylor
and Harden Sts.
va part qf
Sour policy
rln order that v.'e might
* make clear the ur.uSual degree
of service we are ex
tending to the community
i ?it has always been cur
mm. ?policy to we'copie those
* who are interested. We be
v lieve that a visit to our
establishment will prove
enlightening?and cl ?da^Cvpatlonal
value.
r
Johnson-Bradley
Funeral Home,
1101 Park Street
lELtPHUNE *137
David G, Ellison
General Insurance
Honest and eiricient attention
Riven to all business
placed with me.
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