Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday, Jaitmy 2f, IMO benedict coixege alumni ^P/fhe president of the association rooked in on a few of old Benedict students dqring the holidays. JMrs. Florence Fields Este, wi_ dow of the late doctor Este is tea ching in the Public School System of Savannah, Ga. She has a beau tiful home and is a fine teacher., She promised to ahi in making a B. C. club in Savannah. I Mr. Philip Cooper is teaching in lth<? Cuvler fcugii.- school, -depart ment of Biology. MW *1 I--1 J mho. xuaiiiit' uuv;naun UUWUIUno longer assist her husband who has ? line buiness but is keeping the home fire burniig in her bea~ 1 "iilul homeMrs. Annabel Weston is a mem ber of the GeoTgia State College faculty. Mrs. Weston spent the hotiuay ; witn her xam/iy in New York City. Airs, xuamie Berring Ilaynes ha. an attractive home at Georgia Jf5tate* College. Her hUBbcnd is the principal ox West Broad stree. school and she is one of his teach era. The president was her tea cher when ?He"\vas in the" eighth .. J iLUAr lovuiving from SavarmaT where she went to bury her moth er, Mrs. Duckett aceoiiipa.d' a t. Pittf. Duckett spent Ch:;stma wit., ivxr. una Mrs. D. Reese. Mr. Reese is a contractor and h^.' ' aoue soit.e line worn /a Bcnne.t >< *111$. He and hia wife have ev j erything around and in hi > beau tiful and spacious home tw0 miu from town to lnnlfo lifo h:innv Mrs. Reese is pri: cipai ol o. of the county schools and ij mo iiiaa^ triors, BiAn are ent'.tiias ? li^about^their-^rnnu nLater Bene." diet. j Dr. Toby Richard on und Di ' McCollum are doi:4g a fine won * in Bennettsville. - ... .aa-inon dreg store i . r'w le+o nd the apartment above. it an ideal home in Bennettsvilk i Ai.i. ii.c.arasuii io a Ci.aimiR, y hostess. Airs. Glen McCollum, Mrs. Grace McColliim Mrs Prnrjcnr? MrPnlln made it pleasant fen: us in the. -j muuern homes. Mrs. Prudence McCollum i.c holding up n fine Home Makers' club there. She has several girl t in the home and they are doing 1 beautiful work. Mrs. McCollum and the others prorv. i\3ed to organize a B. C. clui I in Bernettsville. The Reese family were all a home and served us a turkt j luncheon. The girls are formet pupils of both Prof. ahd Mrs" Dufkett. Mrs. Clea Robinson and Mrs Hanna are keeping up the Bene diet spirit for fine homes. The little Robinson girl sang and pla? co <or t' o g "" t?. When Mrs. Alice Butler of Harts villc opened her door to fi d Mr Duckett on the threshold she seem * fi over-joyed. Mrs. Butler is one ot -ke't's special girls. -The Ducketts .were ushered in tc .1 f' -'i a i "h"t d n >e<- await *ig them The' Butler family, Mr. Johi htemingg and other friend? were present. It was an evening t0' be remembered- The Hartsville alumni p'omlse to make goo<l bv Founder's day Mrs. Martha Streator has lived with the Butler's many years. Sh' ' ig a very fir?e teacher and a Bene dirt rooter. i too late to stop in Com den w they h"d planned, but i' is iroped that Camden Bonedir folk will rally to the purple an gold as many others are do'iiur. Dr. Gordon Hancoct promise moral and financial support. The Rev. A. W. Brown of Rhch ' nu ^ hag also b>en heard fror an\ 7s the association car1 de pemT on TTm' P- I,ewi3 T,ong erf Detroit h.> set \ his check. "f Holland of Chicago prom:.? les his simpo' t. The B. C. el -b of Washington o' which Mr. Alfred Simm Is pre i IHont says that they are ju3t as loyal as ever. Or^aniz^rs in nearly everv coun .ty have been appointed. and tho' Khey have no^ beeri heard from peat things are expected from [hem on Founder's day. [ Everyone is striving to give or pet at least ten dollars. [ The organ must be paid for and (there are many other things need by the college. _ p March 16th comes on Saturday ^hiir year.- All those whtr?cirr should drive down to see what p^V grcss been made by Dr. J. J Ktarks. J If the alumni would get one [hundred percerl behind him wha great college could be hadr "What is your school?" Is the '( juestion today. The students and graduates can say with great bride Benedictl ' Ymi may enter any graduate rtei<V>l now" fron, Benedict and they will know you are there. It has been done. I Mrs. Gordon Hancock was the Winner guest of Prof, and Mrs tfluckett last week. I DR. F. A. MURRAY PASSES Mrs. Maggie M. Murray has re Burned to her work as Jeanes tea her of Edgefield county after at Iteming the funeral services of Ker father in law, F>i^ F.A.Mur ay of Lake City, Fla. I Dr. Murray, a former South Carolinian, died January llth at Kj* home there. The funeral w:s Bield in Lake City with interment Rita, S. C. He is .survived by his wife, Mra. ^^Emmie Brown Murray; tw0 8<V}--, ^^Eawyer Leon H. Murrar of New City; Dr. J. F. Vureay and /daughter, Mrs. Allonia Murray BttsNoth <yf Lake City and three ildren. AURORA CLUB MEETS Seneca, S. C.?The Aurora club held it8 nicetiig for the beginning of_ the new year on Thursday,January 17, 1940 at the home ol Miss E. Sizemore as hostess. Hie meeting was opened by the vice president, presiding. The .innute? of the last meeting were read and adopted. Mr. W. R. hewell introduced the club members Miss Evangeline ocweil of L?reenviiie, S. C.. wno is iow T>ur iiome r.cono*?nics teacn. ~r and who is a State college grad uate. Then"Jtbe business followed, wiUi ale \aitoas committees givit g their reports of their action be .tM n?t ciusjie oj wi*e iu.t mecv. .'.ig before the holidaya_t<> the pre. sent. The social committee desires t e nave a at/ciar revival dur. ing the month of February. mc p.ograin committee gave some m teresting activities, which netd tne interest of all. We were served with a very delicious repast ant. a lovely evening to be remember ed by all. ^ ^ ^ J. C. STATE WINS OVER * i * -1 r qn-tK? K TIGERS 4 Columbia, S. C.?South Carolina v.i.e cta.ege varsity live won a decisive and hard fought victory .. ...c .jwiica.ct t^)iiv.ge Tigers, ?*.vmbia, beiore a capac.ty crowv. .if widly cheering fans by the score of 37-24. Stellar play by the entire South Carom a State quintet with Arm strong the high scorer of points featured the night performance? The spectacular passing of the Benedict's initial lead at the bcj ginning of the first balf looked good to the home crowu 'u'-t Wat tr, assrd :t half t/.iie by tne Bu. dcrgs when the score was 12-15. In xhe second hail tmnruil" ~ . d a furious attack of basket shooting that put them way Ov.t a tre ^ead und was not overcome 'v the Tigers. Woe tho t"ist blew to end the game South Carolina btate had a comfortable lead and the game 37 to 24. WHITMIRE NEWS Sunday was a very pleasant day 'or all church goers. M s Florifi?Alston.. of?Whitmire <s teen very ill but has improv. cd 'at this writing. Miss Marie Alston has boon home a few weeks i a. l OJii. of her sister's, ill* tess. Ve all arc glad she hasheen rei-ved very much from her suffer, ing. . ..tiss Marie Alston of Whitmire : ~ .1 u.. n * 71 *1 (II Ujiil F l U'U uy 1UI xiiUUiar McKnight of North Carolina. Mr McKnight was the dinnncr gucd of Mr., and Mrs. James Alston on * . ' ' .vi .M3 Ma rie Alston and Mr. McKnight ma te a <i Ma. ric was the supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. McKnight. Mis3 Alston declares that she had a very pleas lit trip and a grand time in N. . After bring out of the city Of C'ree years she gave all hei datives- and friends a pop call \Tr Thjmin* MgKnighL. tinH aitttav. iccompanied Miss Alston on hei eturn trip to Whitmire. % ? ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. A. Strcud, Pastor Sum uy being a very -cold day here rn Asheville, N C., but the people turi ed crut in a goodly number and the pastor preached wonderlul cern-.wr.. Theme Sure 'vrdation, I Cor. 3:11. Sunday school at the usual hour. A vi*r\ ,juj lesson was instructed. Sub jet A New Stanuard of Great, ness. For the evening service wi atl a veiy good crowd and all njoyed the warship. For the evenine ?crvice we had a very good crowd and the Rev. i e p.ea.hod a onderful sermor. , which was enjoyed. His discours ir.q ineine Itotlection Up on Divine Guidance. Found in ouieronomy 8:8. -. r,v tj - o ominds the men the second Sunday in next month .mi ne a^ko every member t<y do .s best. HELENA NEWS Surday was a very grand day ^nd all church godrs went to hrrch to worsr.ip God. Helena school boys and girls played Elisha school boys and girls. Helena boys wdrTthcgame u,c oI El/sna girls won the game, scores 8-2. Mrs Mary Haynes principal of Helena iuoI anu Mr. butler principal of Elisha. There was a singing choru at the Mt. Zior.' Baptist church on ..or.cay mgnt given by the tiele na school choral c.'ub under the direction of Miss Roberta Stew. .rd of Philadelphia, Pa. _ Teachers: Mrs. Mary E. Haynes ? /- ? n n:. 1. xi: ITS. wary; uuctwcBa, un in .tobcrta Steward. r JOHNSTON NEWS It wag cold on Sunday but th> faithful few attended Sundayschool at Bethel C. M. E. cr.urc at the usual hour. We are hop ing on next Sunday our Supt Mrs. S. L. Pope will be with ub. Rev. and Mrs. M. M D^v?s, Mr.. M E McPherson, Mrs. Nancy Bo knight, Mrs. Essie McMinus and ,.s. w'fllie Mae Murry of Augusta, Ga , were the dinner guests o1 Mr. and Mrs. George Jay on Sun uay. Miss Corrie Jell McKie a stu dent at Bettis academy spent , the _ week e-d v^erp at her home. Mr. J. W. Forrest and daughtev Ruth motored to Augusta, Ga., on Thursday. w-llnep Bland and Wil tta Mebtor are so joying these days ] "card of thanks We wi h to thank our many friends for their kindness and T>yffipatT)y'shown cluring-the illnes8 and death of our mother, Mrs. Charlotte Lewis. EDNA, DOROTHY and WM. LEWIS. bunting. Mr. Robeit Mima departed this i\*e at hjs home on Jan 17th. Mr. ' n.h bad b<K?n in declining health Yor several years. Funeral ser ' v\ ei e cov.t ucted at Willow bpri.ig Baptist church on r nday o'-iock by Rev. M. E. Gor. don. Thomts and son, funeral <iireaftora. ? School Nc"W8( E igefielu '1 ranting school is reviewing and preparing for first sen ester exam.nations in all -j clashes. The dittorent depart menta have been making very nue ] progress shice the opening of the school. Tne Edgefield Cour.ty Training >cl. j1 bo>s busKeeonii team deiLi.tod Slate College '1 A1UA Ii'-lbin Urangeburg. t, CAMERON NEWS . ttiday certainly wah a grand i.?', at bt. Peter's cnur.ji. bunda> th .ol rnd service were enjoyer by everyone. Mr. Charlie bance. 110..1 Oiando, Fla., is home. He r.aa . a..u^ ior a manner or ye-ii. Everyone was glad to gitei ni home again and to receive h. ... . a.rt. in service Su.wlay The church i3 in mourning fo tm loss of one of their w_iiingworkcii, Mr. John Sn<.ll, who wu X all Jl aiii.ea oil blli.Ua) U^UIIj., I lie left to mo_rii a ue_i ni.v .t.. ..... y Linn biieii anil lour uaug.. v. .; i?l: s. Vera aiae r>o?iapai. -a s. lUiw/.da. Pootma: , all of Si Matthews, S. C.; Mrs. Marion Zin< .....man and flossie Daroy all o. lY.'mueipnia, Pa.; a number ol .r;;an>i vimuic-n ana a hoiu o. Oitiu-,-1 relatives and friends. Jenkn.g ... ? .....m uiK.ctlaKors in charge. ."dr. Snell was an 9Ytstanding_ c: '. lacter ir. tr.e church and eveij .mag mat he was called to do. He a : *.ne age of 76 years. There was a churcn supper a ii- ..onie oi Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Hodge on Thursday even.ng. They ii v?.a ucncious rood ymcn every after having a jolly wmc. It EN IASSANCE FIVE TO PLAY a. (J. ?FATE FEBRUARY 2nd Orangeburg, S. C.?The Renias saute hve, sensational basketball i;irs have been booked for ap pe..runce in South Carolina at state A. ai d M. college, February 2, according to an announcement c-y coach Olli? Dawson. c.age tans will r.ave an "oppor. v" o wiiiii sg tr.e most spccta cular five in basketball history. . \ U.iU [Wa5 wum ...Oiv world lamouS oasketbali stars- will be features of tne uib game to be played r.ere aga.n.< boutn Caronna c>ta.e varsity live.) Vv it a tile odds against mem, tin -fenfdoga expect to give;* good UC st . uaiiceivtc wnen tne> meet these world renowr.ed bas^ ketball lossera. Coach Dawson says his ward. . _ ? j.J. me Dig battle The Rens will trot out .he same ?i4. ....m. ?uvi y*.ur ran up a .eeord of 127 victories against 15 ^tlea.s and won tne woiiu cnani. pionship. "Tarzan" Cooper and "Wee a -me oinith win alternate at ti.c pivot position. Eyre Suith is the ..ui'iv piug or tne iveiis and John j Isaacs ia another standout pei .vi :ner. Startling ro</m in?the commodias gymnasium wnl be at pre. ....in ior tins Ihst appearance o. V . i?.k-II t c in lnwpi licit; uubitetuun ...... oouth Carolina. ANNOUNCES i.. <OAGLM tiNT '..In. Mable Culler Myers of . ? rgebuig, South Carolina an - .litres the engagement of her daughter, MaeDe Esperanza, to J. .i.uv Brown of Cnarleaton, S. Miss Myers is a graduate of South Carolina State college witi. a u.s. degree in Business Admin j istration, is doiig clerical work in the Public School System of Chai si011. She is a member of Delta iignia Xhota Sorority. Mr. Brown, also a graduate ol r.,.in uaronna State college Witr. a degree of B. S. in Business Ad. ..i..unation, is engaged in the odl estate business in his home v.n. lie is a member of the Free and Accepted MaSons or] j.iii euro una and the Omega ,'si Phi Fraternity^ THE Y. P. T. 8. CLUB The Y. P. T. S. club met at the home of Mr. David J. Outen. Song Some Time I Prayer Like;, prayei , e.n-f song, I Will Do All I Can; Mlse Cummirgs reai. the Scripture from the 15-th chap . vi; song, Shine On Me concluded the devotions. TV?? loft* mo?tinir'<i minutes wer*> read, received and adopted. Thi roil was called, each member an 1 n?' t(; their names. The club was glad to have three to jon. Mrs. Jannie Sims, Mrs. Mamie Jenkins, Miss Delphine Mayers. /. ..i.-is Ross is im. proving ard Mrs. Graham has to go to the hospital. The club wisr. for all a speedy recovery. The club waj sorry t<> hear a p cs/Jent whbsfc home was damaged by ftro. is. > e rrt our members has a cafe on Gervais street. The next meeting will be at the ..i-a Kennedy, 1800 Tay log at?at. THE PALMETTO LB,ADE LEXINGTON CIRCU.T VEWS Rev. I. Q. Simmons, Pastor In spite o?_-the ?old u'eati^u large group attended church ser viceg Sunday. Sunday school was hud at its usual hour. At 11:30 Elder II. D. Ramsey preached; He used as a subject: "Witnesses fc/r Christ". This sermon was histor ical a well as spiritual. Su:d-y right Rev. W. E. Lee mounted the I rostrum and preached from the r lst chapter of St."John and The 1st verse. A most successful quarterly conference was had Saturday .vitn Eider Ramsey olficiating. Next ySunday night is Junior auicn night. Come out and see what the young folk are doing. Mrs. Cora Jones has just return .1 r?o inner trip to- Uhio. We are quite sure she enjoyed hersell . ^ry mucn. We are proud to say that our sick ones are improving ileely at this writing. a Co to church! JDon't stay home jecause of the cold weather. CAMDEN NEWQ Two of oui prominent citizens passed to the great beyond, anlUneralized the same day or a dry after. Airs. Dorothy Levy the third grace teacher of Jackson grideu chool lost her deai mother, aftei being at her bedside ulong with xuish! jiutn Aiexrnaer, aoing an ha. loving hands couD. Mrs. F. L ilursl taugh in her piace, one tcK. uussie, our home nrme foi ifeVW?8- rrni-pH in frlniint ?iapriot Chui-.h, Rev. J.'vv. tsoykin s p-stor and gave some inspii..om 1 and iceung remarks upon ;..er life. She leaves one daugntcr hree sons, five gri ndchila.en an. ne g.eat giand.nnd. floral one. .ngs were Leautifui and numerous .vnich shows respect and hough, uiness. Gussie's r'-'ther was organ <t or Mount Mo.ith Baptist Church. We can remember nm. huring chil-hood. She was blessed to see her di. Ughler, the same anu ' her grand as assistant Sunday >chooi organist. W'js not ihat t oiessing? Irani a child, etc. Frances Woe-6, a detx schoo! .eacnei lrieiui, -leaving one daagn ter, a teacher tiso, Mrs. Elveta Shiver: on., son. Dr. To.-m Woods' -Mrs,?E-tirm?Alexander, gran- diughtei and other relatives tc mourn hei passing. Mrs. Taylor 01 Columbia was over for her- funU iuneral. Sorry this wri-er and .riend could not attend. MILLER CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH Newbeiry: The cold "Flu" hutcaused many of our members mo .riends to by indispoae-a. Numbe.s ~f children are out of school a no ..evertl teachers are suffering at jo from the same cause. Last Sunday waa i very cold -ay and the church goers found it vety unpleasant 10 and from the church. A goodly number attendee ,h0 morning sei-vicea but only a .ew were out ct night. A very touching message was JeliverecPSundt y morning, by oui pastor, from tne subject, "uiving An Account To The Lo.d." In -he evening he preached from the sua ..ect, "Prayer," which was very houghtful and full of food - foi hought. The League was well attended and the newly elected president, air. Augustus Petie, uiges that .hat til attend regult r, and not go nto wintei quarters. League cole.tion was 76c. The monster death visited the aoq,e of Mrs. Emma Lee James She was funerahzed, last $unday . Tt Bethlehem Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Hattie Louise Stephens, daughter of Mack and Louise S epnenB, died at State Park Sam aim was lune.auzeci las. Sunday t fternoon at Antioch Bap .ist Church by Rev. Shepherd. She was 1 eared and educated by Mis? Carrie Gallmtn. After completing Jie Drayton High, she entereo Tuskegee. On her return, she aught in Newberry county. She did most of her chuich work in Mil ler Chapel. Williams and Prt tt, Undertakers had charge of the fu loraL The second quarterly conference will be held Februeiy 4th and 6th. All eyes" "are looking forward to the same. The genercl conference and A1 len Day rally will take place on .he second Sundey, Founder's Day. A program will be sponsored by Pi of. A. T. Butler and others. Those on the sick list: Mcs dtmes L. M. Gilder, Ahna Rober son, Marian Wilson, Fannie Jonee, Lucile Wilson, Miss Miry Francis Whitner, Messrs. F. B. Pratt, Sr., and A. J. Moon. Those on the improved- list are, Mesdames lieodie Young, Ida Haie, Janie Ncnce, Miss Minnie Devault, Messrs. T. W. Gallman, G. C. Williams, Mick Tucker and others. Rev. Bowman will be out of the city this week, working in interest of the Negro Business Directory and Palmetto Loader. Next week he will bo in Sumter, Eastover, Oirngeburg and Columbia. Only a few more days left for subscribers to take advmtage of ! the special cut r*te on the Palmet to Leader. See Rev. Bowman 01 send it to him, box 29, Newberry, i or The Palmetto Leader, 1310 As umLly st.eet, Columbia. Any person sending me twen'y new subscribers for one year, pay able In idvance, I will send them the paper, one year free of charge. I C0mc to Church! Go to Church! SUBSCRIBE FOR The "Leader" IR ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH I Rev. R .1, .Tnhnnmv, Pastor J * t Due to the inclement weather Sunday the presiding elder; 0 C. 'Unnam made his first official vi.? it for . this conference year, our quarterly conference" -which was held in Mt. Hebron church was a great succe :s. At 12 o'clock the presidiig elder brought "to us a oiiming message which was en. J joyed by all. \ve hope, he will livt> -n.g to continue deliver ihg sjch! messages. ' We were glad to have' nois worship wuh u.s Sunduy. We were glad to have Mr. lien *.?? 01 irosperity at our service at St. Paul last Sunday . iu., n. r. Kei.n and Rev. i. J Johnson visited Mr. and Mrs Lc land Counts and hid dn ner wit: I them. We are very glad to know thai jur pastor's wile is feeing?some oetter (jit this writing. _ Mr. and Mrs. Leland Counts and rtnlpjl'ri"1"1* ' ^umii and Alii.ii lie? a triceCounts visited Mrs. John son Sunday afternoon in iru. perity. Mr. Bowniar. Tobias of Pomaria died m Chicago, 111., a few day. ago. His remains will be brought >ack to Pomaria for buiial. We are verv glad to know and hear our dear teachers of Hop. ichool say they enjoyed the h^oli lays during Chri-tmas season. Wt are glad to have them back with us. Our teachers are no moic tr.a ..ni oattii and Miss Beat * vyunva uui Jv-nw * } mv r 1*1 1 along nicely under these tw.?| yoqng ladies. We hope the Lore will help them. We are glad to have our boy back home after spending thn\ . . ?o r Corner. They are as follows: Mr. Melvin and En gene Thom-s, Mr. JeffeVtes Jtut> ford. Mr George Jr. Chatmar Mr. James ..Lyles the boys are ui.g'?*ell and. say thev had : bvit we?me sui 1 v?trr know they will be. socrn leavin again for MonckS Corner, for 3 more weeks. Will the girls b <orry? And how! Cents has been r little indisposed this week: hopi Miss ^ Beatrice ^< r.S^ agahi. Haskel Boyce and Mrs. Fannie 0 Counts were visitors in Uolumbr.i Saturday afternoon. They report d a very eivjoyab'n trip. "OM'wvt WOMAN OF EASTOVER DIES Eastover, S. C , Jan. 23: 1940? <t We inos'lay. 'nnnnry,!?, 19-tO n ml nf Mrs. Etta Bvim Ni"1 ay. wife of th?> late Arthur Nic1 v tonV a flight to its eternal home at 1:00 o'clock. Mrs. Ni-k oeay \va3 a woman with many lov "hie traits and a radiant person * ality. As a mother sh" was kinV loving, and generous, spendinHer entire life in and a round Ems over, S. C. She leaves to Trouther pnqdnfr thp following-?< CVe. id en. Mr. ArUiUE^-Niekpeay 'lisK Sarah Nivkpeay, Mr. Rc/bert ickpecy of Eastover; Mr. Thom '? Nickpeny of Columbia; Misj '"n"" Nickpeny, a teacher in the Waverly school, Columbia; Mr Tames Njckpeay of Washington >. C ; Mrs. Lucille Rifhardson of Tndiannnolis, Ind.; one sister Mrs. Josephine Munday; five grand child ren and a number of other rela tives and frier.ds. f-in"" ! . "ervice? were con. ducted by the'Rev. Elliott erf Co n the- Vt. Thomas- Episco pal church. Mr. D. A. Christie. U1U1SI, MINK -OWIUg L/UW CWVCl I * nariot" "There-is no Night". nc ' ?p-r?anioH at the organ by Mrs L. T. Bates. The services were! largely at ended with the fo) ' w^c out of town friends: Chief of Polite and Mrs. Rawlinson of Columbia: Mr. and Mrs Cloaman. ger of Eastover, S. C., (white); a delegation from S. C. St'te hos j nitaf', Mrs. Luveida Felder, Mr Ernest Cromartie, Mr s Elizabeth Gresham, Miss Arzelle Cooke, Miss Martha Brancne, Mrs. Martha Dav is, Mr. Pride,. Mrs. L. C. Jenkin? and son; Miss Mae Lillie-Smith all of Columbia; Sfr. James Ellison of Elloree, and many others whose a a-re < tho writer didn't ^jet. Interment in the church ceme tery^_ _Thcr? -she?rests under?a mound of very beautiful flowers. I. E E V V S riTNERAE TIOM ] Undertaking and Emhalrr 5 _SLOGAN?? h ? nnri?D nniPi:c ui;ty eiiv i r\ i v r,r AMBULANCE SERVTC c "As Near As Your Nearest Ph' Batesburg snd Ridg**ay, S. 6 iS31 TAYLOR ST OOLtIM C PHO?27? CLAFLIN PANTHERS READY.. Coach Pave AlbriLtxirL?rej-onUv appointed' at le.ie uiik .or at C la: lin college, is rapidly \v ipplng his ! .rambling panthers into shape. lie, has a ici Jtppt? p'.ctly, . mi m.gyj aggregation. Ti.e talk- t hoy on the teair. i Goode who rails l'roni Greenville, S. C , ami me a ares; s.x feet und < igiit inches in height Forwards on the team t. e Ci.ai i<-.Ervin?of?Phiiatlelpnur. tT" Go? " (Ion Booker <if Wheelintr. U' Ya.. i ?..u Roger U oi' iliit'i iiibui g, ; I'-'.. Gua.ici.s ari- Robert Johnson! of Greenville, S. C, Egeiu ..Mont! ;uinory 01 Uiangeburg, is. C., Curl ti> Rubi: son of Orangeburg, Irv j ing Brier of Greenville. Centers! : o Kutlibge Goode of Greenville' 4fl}d Earl Middleton of Orange burg. .^5 '.no outstanding teams to op. pose the Panthers are Clark uri. .... i i, .ng.-o-n college. Bene diet college, Allen unive rsity.i ..< ,e be r.'i.a Stale tolltgol and Rethimp.Cookrn;i> mlli-go ; Guaih AlUnLLini Is !l s l^Tcfl hv'I William N. Thomas. ?- m ItEED STREE1 HIGH SCHOOL !.' C'-rc'p Fr nciis of the I'eed street high school held .its first neeiifig of the school year l'J40 on Thursday afternoon, January i *..>0 p.m. I The meeing opened with Mile. Marius Smith, presiding. The iit-ine song Aliouette was sung af i which the business i art of the meeting opened. Plans were di-s i_?f 11,1.1 ing t c now candi. ' dates who are to become, mem I bers of Le Cercle Francais. Af | ter having obtained a^general sv..| .age of yd in beginners Frejich fV< >? plans were discus ed to make our club more interesting! and useful fo^ the remainder of [ the term. Mile. V. O. Fuller, advisor , Mile. Fannie Sr.erard, reporter. ~r 11.1.1 A.MS ( HAFi.L A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. J. JeiTer.io*a, I'astor Althougn the weather wa: block ind cola, the attonda.ee wis up o !>.. ctot.1 wl t r i*r 1 first quarterly eci.tennio lu_tW-absence of the Presiding Elm* ; r S. Nance, the ptstor delivered thc mornir.g's nu*s age psing as a text Acts 1:8, subject W.\n</s. filiy oi- Christ. The c? ngrcgatron was rapped in their uttonti w c..Acred u.ito us the wo.d o? Ci ?J. i The choir a, usual, rendered} eery appropriate music. A beau I tiful sbi</ and chores was render ed led by Miss Or.elle Coan. At the evening service," the pK-s.'hmg. -.<r' p.e..hed' a very in ph'ing ennon from "St. John 11:1c. A' the close of the service he made me ve.y .inieiy remarks, com. .eliding ihe faStor for his fine fi nancial plan for the payment o. the bonded debt. Tne i ipn is that each mentbor pay one* dollar pe. ..at ter, ir i-Ur doiiars per year, beginning the 4th -Sunday. T m ?.. . i: .*. n. to tibo.i. !>id Q.co~?nr' -the debt", ^fhe* ladfeh vT the stew ardess boards culled at the parson. Poro Beauty School Ln-aled al 24S1 Mill wood Ave. BEAUTY CU'UTUKE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ' hampooing, Pressing, Marcelling Croquinolling, Finger Waving. Hair Dyeing, Bleaching. Manicuring. Massaging, Band Molding. Anatomy and ^ Electricity. PHONE 5687 Wilhelmina C. Pope. Instructor Vnnie -M. Pope, T.?Malone. Pres? OUTSTANDING ! J. A. ROGER'S "100 Amazing Facts About The Negro*' ; CWITH COMPLETE" PROOF) The author of "From Superman to Man" comes through with another best-seller. The; book that everybody is read-' ing. It is selling fast at the lowest price imaginable 50c.' Write: J. A. ROGERS' PUBLICATIONS 37 Morningside Ave. N.Y.CfV >00000 ooooo-oo o o : >o oo o o o oo o < ! " pl ^ C B1A yFjsjtjf %k ? ' ._., * P*?t I ar.d refurnished the truest i . a- ! i;. rchu^ed two nice ruf?3 -fop-tlto l-hnrrrr~and dini;& rooms. ' Iv/i i Ready club sponsored ... . tier last Friday which The IJ. iJ club h"Id a very fine tlm h'?ni" of Mr., and Mrs. Eud Aiken, with Mk. Bow > \lt-nt presiding. After tie btj iness transaction, de iK'H'iKj?r?" ?uii'nts v.ore served ' 4>l'i 'liny :i fish fry ft>i ' '"t rn:>' n. All tn ixr.in'.s and clubs sectn > be wi^tiuuh alivf. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DRTJTG. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Thrbat ' in Ei ted Accurately Office Hours Telephone# 10 A. M. to > P. M. Res. 4C92 Mr-to Q?Pr-Mi Office 3798 Office Residence 2030 Taylor St.?_ 1317 Pine St DR. A, B.JOHNSON Sl'ROEOTr Office: 1323 1-2 Assembly St.. Phone 34G6 Residence: 919 Oak Street / Phone 8704 DR. H. H. COOPER DENTIST ' Special Attention. Ciren to Dig eases of the Gumi ? Cold CTowTT^Shd-RrTdge Work A Speciality Office Phone G 129 . "Res. 8244 1123 Washington St.. Cola.. 9. C. Office Hours: Telephone: 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8871 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. DR. W. D. Chappelle Phycirinti ppd FlfF**" : Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: 2115 Lady St. , 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. .I'lUtflfc -78M? ?: ? 7 All Classes of Dental Work PR. L. IP Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTION? Sundays by Appointment* Office: 2309 1-2 Gervai* St. Columbia, S. C. >ffice Hours: Telephone*: >:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 DR. D, K. Jenkins DENTIST l i lings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges, Anesthesia a Specialty -RKrrtrrri. jriHNSON NOTARY PUBLIC Office 2029 Marion Street Dea'ep in Real Estate, Perform* marriage ceremonies, writes wills, feeds', mortages, claims, etc. Call t0 See Him OfTire Phone 8407 Re*. 6751 TWKyocsaMoici ' Counts Drug* Store PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUND. EI) AS WRITTEN BY YOUR DOCTOR t C..II t ; * f-?? . ? i imi i,me 01 iniiri Article* 110S tV V cfTTvCTON STREET PHONE 2-19R7 Pli.INF 2 I9R7 OOOOvv"'' *w?.* . '.OiiOO'i Oni -Wa) Coach Fmrmm From COLUMBIA, S. C.: To: Atlanta. Ga $3.80 ?Ftalt ltn<>rf Md 8.30 Charleston, S. C. 1.95 .f? < harioiie. N. C 1.01 TKtraeii. Ill 1S.95 Cincinnati, Ohio 9.10 JaCk.son% ille, Fla 6.10 New York. N. Y 12.91 Oranpehurjr, S. C. .71 Philadelphia, Pa. 10.67 Rock Hill, S 1.30 Savannah, (in ,. 2.30 Snarl an lnirK. S. C 1.41 Washington. D. C., 7.S5 r*rtTY AvoMCIfft. * ! ? ..., ? . t v 1 rmn. * ' *- . . <f Cm.| hn no ? ???~ Through 1 rMtnn. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM J. T. 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