The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 11, 1940, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, May 11, 1940
Mrs. Alice Little Bridgeman of
Rvanston, Illinois, spent a pleas'
ant month's visit with her sister
Miss Mary L. Little,, 211G Hampton
street. While here she visited
her birth" place at Piedmont
and also Greenville, where she met
V M?lnG ? i -r..: 1
IfmtlVL'S ikllll?tnt"TP
family. She left the city last
Friday, going by way of New
York, where she expects to spend
a short while. She will also visit
other eastern cities before returning
home. The many friends
of Nurse Little made it interesting
and enjoyable for her in the
Capital City. J
* SPECIAL MOTHERS* DAY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Yon are cordially invited to attend
a special Mothers' Day service
at I.adson Presbyterian church
Sunday, May 12, 11)40 at 11:30
a.m. Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the Junior choir
of Bethel A. M. E. church. The
choir, under the direction of Dr
\ ^ R. \V. Mance, is one of the best
urgmiizuu giuups in tut
state. We shall be glad to have
you worship with us.
DRUMS OF DEATH
A mystery play- in three acts
presented by the senior class oi
Allen university, F.iday night,
M-ay 17 at 8 o'clock in the university
auditorium. Admission
J 2&' cents.
PRIMROSE TEMPLE NO. (ill
SPONSORS MAY DANCE,
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You are cordially invited to attend-u.
May Dance sponsored by
jk? ? PrimrosC~Te_nipk>_ No. (ill, Daughter
Elks at Odd Fellows' casino,
Wednesday night, May 15th from
9 until. Good music will be furSi*
nishcd. Come out and spend an
evening of enjoyment. Admission"
' 25 cents.
AURORA CLUB VISITS
TUSK EG EE INSTITUTE
The members of the Aurora
club spent the week end at the
world-famous?Tuskegee' institute,
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i ^ i*vic ivttiviru iiiiu cnvci"
tained by the notables of this institution.
We were bewildered amidst
the 110 massive structures
on a .'55 hundred a.re campus,
with more buildings being constructed.
A wonderful display of culture
and cleanliness?characterise the
entire stnrlent r-idy There is SO
much to observe and appreciate,
and we lost no time in. taking ad?
vantage of?their kindness?as wi
visited the many places of interest,
and contacting the adminis
trative forces that control this in
stitution.
All we have heard and read about
Dr. Carver faded as a shad
ow as we stood in the Carver Museum
and observed the contribu'
tions of the God-given.;character,'
as one "Took ii~ amazenfent, and
says "the half has never been
told".
The members of the club who
went on this educational tour are:
Misses Florence Taggart, Evange
. me Sewoll, Gwennie Mae Owens,
Gussio Melton, Messrs I. A.- Crew
W. II. Gaines, W. R. Fewell, Allen
I. Code, president. The' group
also spent a short while on tin
campuses of Morehouse, Spelman
and Atlanta university. This trip
was indeed educational, inspirational
and cultural. ?
THK SI.'I NNY SIDE S. CLUB
The club held its weekly meeting
Tuesday r.ight, April 30 at
me nome oi .Mr. James Middleton.
The hot se was called to ortier
hv thi* Chaplin, Mrs. Wilson .
The devotional was carried out
A short program preceeded the
business. The vice-president, Mrs
Estet Rowe, took charge in the
absence of the president.A Peanut
hunt was discussed and will
be given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Rowe, 2512 Green St.,
Monday night, May 6th. Members
and friends of other clubs are invited.
Our?next?moolinig will?be?at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jonnie
Myers on Pine Street. The hostess
served a deliciioUs repat.
BENEDICT COLLEGE CLUB
WILL HOLD FINAL MEETING
SUNDAY, MAY 12
Benedict College Club is to hold
the final meeting of this school
year on Sunday afternoon, May
12 at 5 o'clock. The place of the
meeting is the Assembly room of
Starks Library. All volunteer
workers are urged to be present
to make reports of contributions
solicited for the Organ Fund. The
local club is anxious to raise its
quoto before the annual Alumni
meeting, at which all-clubs will
make reports. Each loyal graduate
is asked to give that your club
will make a creditable report. Tho
following have made contributions,
since Jdie last ^published list:
Previously acknowledged $19.00
Donation $5.00; Miss Ruth O
Fair 1.00. Mr.: Theodore Outen .50.
Miss Scott .50; Miss Magdolyn
Lee .50. Total 50.A I
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M A R RIA G E A N N OIJ N CF MENTi
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Mr. and Mrs. Kirk of Kingstrec,
S. C.announc? the njarriage
of. their daughter. Miss Ollie. to .
?Charlie Jones, Jr., on?Satur* day.
May 4, li'40, Columbia, S.
C. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J. B. Barber. THE
KEGVLAR FELLOfWS 7* '
J SOCIAL CU B
ini' flub met at the home of
Mr. Robert Delapey on Wednesday
night, April 24.
The meeting was called to order
by t?ie vi.o-prosident, Mr
Freddie Ferguson. Devotionals
_wus_-c?rried -ottt-4n~~0^nn~~lmannei
: v the Chaplin, Mr. Edward Whnley.
Brief business" was discussed"
We are still looking forward to
o>. r dance which is to be at the
Odd Fellow's Hall on Monday
night, May 13th. We are still inviting'
bur many friends arid club
workers to conig out and enjoy a
wonderful evening with the Regular
Fellows. Admission: single
22 cents, for men and 17 cents
Tor ladies, couple 35 cents.
The next Meeting will?be?-atthe
home of Mr. Otis Pope, 1006
Green St, our regular meeting
place. ?
?Mr. IK'luney served a delight-.
fi.l repast. '
thk rose sociai. ri.rn
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The Rose' Social Club met at
the home of Mr. Albert HayeL
First selection, Remember Me,
and then prayer, led by Miss Hermenia
Spigner, Second selection,
In the Garden. Old and new busij
rvess was discussed. The program
committee presented the following
program: solo, Vivian Chold,
Poem, Hermonia Spigner, solo by
Maggie Rose. Poem. Write Davis.
The meeting was then adjourned
to meet at the home of Mjss
Hermenia Spigner, 2587 Gherry
Street.
CROWN ANI) SCEPTER CMJH
I The?rlub- held its?weekly-meet^
.ng at the home of Miss Frances
('ooper and was called to order by
the presidentr -Singing, Just As 1
Am; prayer in concert. The 14th
.'saln.s was read by Mrs. Fannie
Mae Jones. The minutes were
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I i v. \ 4 r?vr> >vvi\: ictllCU 1 l UIJl
| the Bible, beginning with B. Ttnr
lesson was taken from Deut. 17
18-Hi chapters. We were glad to
have Miss Catherine Tucker visit
our club. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Fan-nie
Mae Jones. All are welcoaie.
THE HIGH HATTERS SOCIAL
CLUB
The High Hatters Social Club
t met ac the home of Mrs. Throne,
'?>28 Newmon St. The meeting
was called to order by Mrs. Warden,
in the absence of the president.
The reading of the minutes
iopted. Each member responded
to the roll call. On Saturday niU
we met at the home uf M*i. arid
Mrs. Clark for a social. Members
_uf other-dubs joined. ua there." A
gorgeous time was had. Mrs.,
v...ark we'll be back.
? Sunday afternoon we met with
Mr. and Mrs. Warden for a Silver
lea. There we weie met b> the
lollowing c' bs: Sunny Side,
-VVavwly Social,?and The Tuesday
Evening Clubs. The program was
conducted by our president with
linrtixinanlc ~11 i
nuiu ut! VlUUOi Vt C
will be with t)ie Tuesday ^Evening
Social Club on Monday-night the
Gth of June. *
We were too sorry to" hear of
the_ death of Mrs. Johnson's sister.
The club extends to her its
heart ;elt sympathy.
We adjourned to meet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Young, at
2310 Gervais St. on Monday nite.
May 13. We hope all members will
be present. .
J. R. H., Reporter
Mrs. Jessie Clark, Asst. Report.
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THE ROSE SQCtAL CLUB
The Rose Social club met at the
home of Mrs. Hermenia Spignei
on Cherry street.' The house was
called to order by the Vice-President,
Mrs. Ethel Gibson. What a
Friend _We Have in Jesus was
sang. Prayer was repeated. The
roll was called and each member
responded with a Bible verse and
their dues. The minutes of the
last meeting was read, received
and adopted. After which ths
house was opened for business, i
Old and new business was discuss "
ed. We have two new members I
Miss Bertha Lee Allison and Mrs t
Tallie Mae Scott were welcomed
into the club. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Gibson, 1218 Heidt street. I
WAVERLY SILVER STARS
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The Waverly Silver Stars Soc- I
ial club held its sixilf anniversary i
Friday evening, May 3 at the i
Odd Fellows' casino. The hall
was beautifully decorated in blue
and white. Each officer and mem
ber was dressed in white evening
gowns contrasted in pink, with a
pink bow in hair and love corsage
This was an outstanding affaii
with officers and members of the !
various clubs attending. Favors
were given. ? !
The club held its meeting Tuesday
night at the home of Miss
i/ouise Guntcr. The devotion was
carried on in its usual manner hy-1*:
the Chaplain, Miss Gunter. A 1
brief business session was held.
The meeting adjourned to meet
at the home of Mrs. M"amie Har- <
ris, 1401* Lyon street.
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ALLEN UNIVERSITY'S MOST
POPULAR SENIOR
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Miss Mary C. Rutherford, born
at Pomaria, S. C., is the daughter
of Mr. James J. Rutherford. She
attended the elementary school at
Pomaria. Completing her training
there,- she entered Kettis Academy
at Trenton, S. C., where she remained
two years, then entered
the Hooker 1. Washington .High
School in Columbia, S. C. Enuring
her senior year she was vice-president
of her class, a member of
the Physical Education and Dramatic
Clubs, an honor student
having spoken sit graduation.
Miss Rutherford was granted
a scholarship to ATleiT University
jn 1936. At Allen she won the distinction
of being on the honor roll
for four years. During her Junior
year she was presented a key
and. bccamea member of the Parnassus
Honorary Society. Miss
Rutherford is directress of flu
Senior (-lass play, a member ot
the Social Education Club', the N.
A. A. C. P., the Physical Education
Club and the Phi Beta Society.
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Tin: Y. P. S. T. CM B
The club met at the home of
Mrs. Ross and }was called to ordei
by the president, tong, My Country
tis -of TheOr Prayer by the
chaplain. Song, What a Friend
We Have in Jesus. Roll call each
member answering.? The club re((rets
very much the passing ol
-one of it>f member a, Miss ('loo
Whituker who passed Wednesday
night. The funeral was held on
Sunday afternoon at Mount Pilgrim
Baptist church, Killian, S.
C. The next Vneeting will be at
the home of Mr. David Oaten.
BLl'E STAR SOCIAL ( LI B
The weekly meeting was held
.Monday nieht, May Gth at the
home of Mr. and .Mrs, Brooks, 'JIG
Walju t street and presided ovei
by the president with singing and
prayer. f Wju. are also having a
Bingo party Friday, May 10th at
01(5 Walnut street. Friends are
nvitod to come.
Our next meeting will be .Monday
night at 101:5 1-2 Green 1 St.
second floor.
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BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB
The Mooners met Wednesday
night, May 1st nt the home oi
.Mrs. Lottie Hawkins. The meeting
was called to?order hy the
President, Mis. Carrie Beiitley
after the devotional exercise. The
house was opened l'or business
For new business plans were made
ior the anni eiNary of the ilub to
be held June 20, 1040. Furthei
details will be found in this paper
in the coming issu s. Aftei
all business, the hostess served a
delicious repast.
We were \ery glad to have Mr
C<>' per, Mr. Jones, Mr. McCrea of
Cha lotto, N. C., and also Mr.
Harris of the Radio Social club
with us.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Zadu Hymes Wednesday
night, May 15th.
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CHAIMN NEWS
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Rev. T. L. Duckett, Pastor
S. S. began at the usual houi
ugtn ?
...w. sty up pU'ftVni.
wonderful sei num which was well
enjoyed. Thome: Give Us _ Ouj
Daily Bread. Our pastor attended
the State convention, at Marion,
S. (L
Among the visitors who worshiped
with us Sunday wei;e Mrs.
Bessie Mae .Schumpeit of Hock
Hill. Mrs. Jessie Shepherd and
children of Columbia.
Mis.-; Maudelle Long had as her
guests for dinner Sunday her mother,
Mrs. Minnie Long and Mrs.
Harriett height of Piney Woo<l
section.
Mrs. M. B. Anderson of Columbia
spent a few hours in town
Saturday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Counts are re
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of a little boy. Also Mr.'
and Mrs. John Henry Steven, receiving
congratulations on the
birth of twins (girls).
Little Preston and Gwendolyn
Adams are spending the week in
Columbia with their aunt, Mrs
Julia Toatley.
A Dedication To All Mothers
Somebody loves you. oh, so much
And somebody's wishing to say,
Some little message of tenderness
To you on this Mother's Day.
And though no message can quite
express
An affection so cLap and true,
Somebody knows yoai will understand
The joy that is wished you
3n this Mother's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. John F.leazer
THE PALMETTO LfcAD
NEWBERRY N KWS
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor
Sunday riuniim: Liu: Sunday
1 school was enjoyed?by?rrtl?vrhr
were present. ?
During the children's buoy, the
pastor's message to tiie children
was a "Tribute tT Mothers". He
stated that since the success <d
almost all of. the great men is due
to the sacrifice of their mother
every girl and boy should give
their mother something next Sun
dH\
At 11 o'clock the pastor's liiHut
was "Troubles ><^<1 Triumph*" tl.
-Ho.d-uf Ine-hle-oi-Jwtoph, how hubrother
mistreated liiin, which
caused-his father a great deal "t
.w..uLle and sorrow. The -bless
ings they reeeh rd during the
famine, and finally he adtnoiushed
all to trust in God and not
Worry.
The League service at 5:00 in
tb.e afternoon was beneficial to tiic
entire group. .
The public is cordially invited
to attend the Special Mothers'
Day service at the Move named
church Sunday morning,- May 12
at 11:30 o'clock.
The other contestants who ha\e
leen added to the May Queen's
festival^ at Drayton Street schoM
.May 17, are Misses Bertha Sat
terwhite and Elleanor Dennis in
the places of Misses Mary Sunsmers,
Rosa Lee Gilliam and Fannie
Mae Sims.
Mrs. Marie Hentz was rushed
to th People's hospital. Saturday
May 4, for an operation for a; peinlieitis.
She is resting well a;
ter the successful operation.
The Primary exercises at the
Drayton Street high school las.
week were very eood. Thursday
night, Misses Carrie Gallinaiy
Myrtle Christy, Elizabeth Hurton,
Aretta Hammonds ami Mrs
E. H. Allen piesented two operettas
a Spring Festival and Fairy
Shoemaker. - Friday night Mes(lames
L. A. Giaham, J". "K. Gilham,
Misses Sylvia Gilliam ^ind
Aretta- Hammond presented.a
playlet, exercises and dance.
Honors for the seniors contest
were won by Miss Kriic.-tinc Gladioli
ii.rst; Mr. Henry James Ilaie
tlii 1 <1 and Miss Jaunita Fair,
fourth: -The "judges were white
teachers from the junior high
school .of this city. '1 hey will L\the
orators for the comuieiiceuieiu
exercise at Bethleheni Haniist
.hurcii.?All of the spca..ois wru
. cry good. The judges spoke high
ly of the entire program.
I.KESVILLE NEWS
The Community Philharmonic
chorus had their Rehearsal Friday
night, May 3 at 8:15 tit St. Matthew*
CM1C church. IVj.?an.- gelling
along fine under the leadership
of Rev. 11. 11. Jackson. \\ e
pray that the Almighty Cod will
,.our out His Holy. Spirit on the
chorus.
Caivary A. M. K. Church
Kev. J. .V Cauirhnian. Pa-tor
S.S. began at the usual hotii
with the silperillt endoii t :iii.i l.:iehers
at their post of duty. I'lie
Pastor, Kev. J. N. Caughman dt
i?eu.ii a soul stirring sermon, atr
the morning service.
Hie .Viissionui y meeting was
held at the home of .urs. lkni.-i_)rafts
and is getting along >nkef
-ly?with?the?Presnh in?Mrs.?
Howard in chain Tile 11--i>
spirit dwell with . s and siste.
Carolina Humphrey wys l.appuy
converted.
At the evening woi.-hip tnv pa.tor
preached a \v> :s .<;it hi >< i-i.
I.eesVille "Junior High' School,
l'rof. It. M\ Walker, Principal
L)n Friday, .May :j, May Day
exercises were held on the school
grounds. .Miss Addye I.; Lights
was crowned .May (jUeen by l'roi.
X. 1.. 11 us he of Baiv-sburg, who
also" delivered a \ery timely address.
The May poles were, beau
tiiully wrapped with rainbow colors.
A number of patrons and
well-wishers witnessed this wonderful
event.
A play entitled Thunder on tin
Mountain was presented Friday
night by the 7th grade under tin
direction of Miss C. li. Walker.
It was thrilling fnnn heginnin i,
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Miss M. K. Fee hail as her Wed
nesd-ay evening: guests Misses~l.il
lian Holmes, Mary A. Sinikins.
Rosa Cooke, Messrs Walter M- rgan,
Joseph Jackson and Solomon
Morgan of Edgefield, also
Mr. M. Amos of Join...ton.
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I N M H A
In loving inemoiy i f our
Lee M (Jrifiin. who passed aw;
The goldeifTsuir is ;
i Upon our dear iuo
One we loved so d
i i iea so nam to s
Hei smiling ways ?
Are a pleasure to i
She had a kindly v
\ And died beloved I
When we lost our c
We lost our deares
We loved and miss
And forever shall.
So rest in peace, d
Your place in heav<
The day when we s
Grows nearer ever>
Sadfy missed h
Almena E. Griffin Duncan
Mayme I. Griffin
Leonard M. Griffin
Gilroye A.
ER
Miss C. I.. Roney spent the wee I
1'iul iji ' ? ! mi'iIji 5visi' in:* her rno
theK ?On
Wednesday i.i.- ht. May SU
j the f:fht ami s:\t.ii yisaiie- u.i
I i I .1?uJ LW- Ulnii I .>l.n lin
M.--. 'S1, r. 1 ti>, ?
' 1 he 1 h-clan,a' ien ei-;.\i ' v..;! ,
hl-li.l in tile m in---! aUi-tit<. . I
4?y uivht, May 1". Y- u at-- cm
liallv invited.
'l'ollv\s Make-In-Ill v, mr-:.-j,:.
; a- e" v. ill I '.lie- : - ; .'.am
three ami Vain .M-1 11!-i /: -. \
; ' ll!i(ler. '! in (1 i j-i -el n in - [-,
i1.). Thin,ipsi-a ai.i M !-. I,
?o\ ksvh i t- -M w -v - -
! S - I' ... ;
. !'< ; in iiili- : HIJ.1 "? : - B
aii~ "Baptist*- i ;...u i*;:r~
KeV. .). W. Will-.- !. \
post <>f <!i *.y. v. it!, tv.< j- . ?i i ! i .
, tin* ,?rri !;.-v. \ t .
pastor ?.f All.. I>a>". .i :.
! of S': ;;i la'.i.ury* pr< neked !>.< evj
eiliU'i -iL-HHUlU. 'j m . ehij... lit ;
I Bitpttst Lurch of. lh .miei-on . ill.'
j N. rendered music fur the
lay's service.
j Visitors Sunday were Air. ami
i Ails. Wilson. .Mr. and _Mis
j Bookman, Mr.' and .Mrs. Fred Black
I well, Mrs. Annie If. Wi enrich
I d 'n ;?'.V; 11;i ?T.i B?al:?llL 1 T, ir
i and?in.mi?i'rionv-?o. j.nm?r;a!:A
tin writer failed to yet.
Mrs. (Mara (iilnioie. .and little
a ramirmi,. .luir.i < Nomis have
yo:Ye North to v isit relatives
and' friends".
Miss IMysteine Smith, one
-the -teachers-id-- our?school has
aone to X. A", to spend i.ei Novation
with her mother. Airs. Theodora
Smith.'
The linals of tl'je vrad. *t -mo. .
weve inesday ami Wednesday.
nights. LW>th nights weiv
a success.
The many I'rii mis </ Miss U?.?u
I 1 < !)}!'. \vj+i be gltid tu know
that she is-imprct'in^ nieciy. at'u-.
i inlet ynin' an operation last Ftiday.
iji< Trustee b<jard of ,our district
has met and elcclcd t!ie following.
teachers lor the s.liool.numr.1.:
J.nirsvi.ilc Made:;
school, j. K. Kzell, principal; Mrtes
- Miss- lllysteii.e Smith and .Mi:-.-.
KutM t". C oijiiis.
Jerusalem sen. >>!.: ails. l.ui?i
Uey'd and .!.s: A. (Airman.
(. i i a: i. i *>\ * nliin'l: M I'sT Hubert
I.ee and Mrs. I.illie baukins
I!i? I; Htil .-'iliea! .Wi.-s 1.. I.inu1
?vr?. ;. t v >i.. . Minn n il. (iilni"i o.
I A??l? r Spin.seno.il: MiSr
Meiv ? i.. (r'alrn
l\!.(<lU.\(h mass
| 1. M. Stokes, Reporter
1 Aii. s ( ! stim l'...e I .inIIiidIis
eiilr spent tile eck end
vt .in Mi. . mi .-i s, .?.. Si 'la.
aim mother.
M..> - llii11i< Wilson ..i Tiii-.ii.o'isvi
1. - ifu v. .ok ? .will; Mi
??!:?i .lis. l.oC* iiitlj-f-.
i . i.iiics i.i i- io'irAnni A! : "
Joe Dinkins ot' Nov. Voik t.'ity
have reU.iJio'il home -niter being
i11oy ii?vr^t-h?rhr-?A< L railimui
Ah .' .M 11fcnlu-is oi Now Yuri;
*. 1 Ly '.v;ifailed lu. tile .bedside . ui
"trrr?^Trt??.?A1; *.?T''ii:i?SrHollidny.
. Me-s'Sa.m. ?i.a. .m i.u.,
to Now Y?-rk alter .-.[H-miiug vv;
oral weeks wit!.. lativ.s aim
nioins. *.
lb\. c. Uo\:;..ias ami. i.e .
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I ' |{i v, .!. 1-1; S|rca:raan.
| ami vsys t!ao?^^ly t^^ht.^ A;
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|?1 'itit. t.rtrtv- 'ofrr
II:. i \i r <?i' Air. a: at Al. >.
11;.i ris U'ul; ti.n.i ; I'.k. Mrs
X. V. ). IMv.?>?'.* |?rvM-i;ltd tr.tt
s.ti.il' W il.t A'uiit vt<f.i. V.j
liu- many I'ri !;.>
' thiTs w'v. nui'U' tl.is ..ni.st a
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l\ ol.i- Year ai{o. Alh\ 1-, 1
titer's uravi;
tally
tiui |?!e:i<ant 'ru?
recall.
,ord for each
>y all.
lea rest mother
t pal.
you
lear mother
?nly bower,
hall meet you
* hour.
y hev I'hiMvon:
Robert L? Griffin
Paul W. Griffin
Gilroye A. Griffin
Griffin, Jr.
i j I.AK ! : ( ITY 1IK.H ST1IOOL
I I'ml I It. |{rad.V\, I'niuipal
1. < >it Snaiay. .May 12. tin annual
? ^rir^.v^rn rf~-txi the
!;. >. I various
i i .vs of t'.i ' "tiiimtnity will
a:.oa\ and . 1 hn in-rsotis
!** ' ill"' if] I '.itl V" ol' tin* voliif
: Mv; \Yt-l, y M ,K.
\Y;-.iiar- (iI'iiliiitii ai.il Mr. .las
i 11 11 liticss. I .? I'n'L'
' . J.n-k If;t ni?li. William Jours
i i\\ fi:!p ;iri< 1 John IanHani
*:. 1 U-aroiis Frrs'
: ' 1'.: r' 1 John-on, l.'ol
h '...toy FmtrLtun.
V> i i (rii.'t ami. SoloinOn.
j 4 K . M<*si> WVbh Faddy. K
I'! ! ' 1 ion - I'rtri son. Marvin
1 Maii'i tjoilwiri.r
! !:( ' ! ion of Miss*
' < ' >: a:.?i iJritt n pi esrnted
' I ' * * :':; Sprinv (Jiow. On
< i l,t. Maivl. r>, to a vriy
apot i piativo audience
t" T'-t'a ( iinji-n !la In Flowi-rhmd
v.: is iriyrn bv 2nd ami .'lxl
?}( !< under tin- (Hrrction of the
M * I .a v. fi ne r. Han in^rton and
lo'.cs. On -Friday nijrht tin- 4th.
I .ah. f.ti; and- 7th crudes uiiilcr. the
_ dixettoi. of Miss.-s. flank. farter
: i -i I't ' f. J.' K. Mi I'-rr will have
' ii. Fair ? . (> n
- ' - ' ' 4rwj
o Promise M?. OirertXir
Miss. Atrt.ii-. Mtir Rainrv.
Fi !. '1 .-n Wednesday.
.May !"l\.
1! t );< nabies with a recrp
(lis Yionle afterwards. .Miss
Iu!;i Massey. visited her Yiart-1
- wi ( k end. Mr. Calvin
\V..?.fN < :' (nw..(?d was in the
city Sunday visiting his nu>th'>i
' v i ' is in.
Mrs. danii- S. Tln-njas spent the
u 'k < !;.i in M'Hintvilh-. .visiting
friends.
A Thought l or My Church
Stand firm and true. O church
Let rait an eyelid di aop
T<> behold the world's temptations
Lest thou, grow weary and stoop.
Azalea Johnson,
reporter.
Mt. Pleasant Church
The <'!. -i cli Aid club nu t at the
: e < >:'- Mr.-. Laura .Martin. May
". ATi/Jim Win Ik or had charge
of the devotions after" which the
Pii-i'ient. Mis. Cynthia Whnrten
aU> d house to order tor busi
:: >-. i roll was culled, codec
'.nil, So.'Jii. Ueirestuiieuts were
ses '.ol. Ne.Xt meeting- will be
...a: the i.oin 'of Mrs. Lithoiiia Wib
son. first .Sunday in June.
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.last follow directions for use in the
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nvisible Half Soling a Specialty
Work Called For and Delivered
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Also?"Your Feet Too Big"
I nder Management of
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; ;
CHARLIK ALLISON
Florist
Flowers For Every Occasion
PHONE 9398
1202 Harden St. Columbia
MADAM PETER'S
hair grower
For Diaeased Scalp?Gives Life
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Apply once a week?Price Me.
1 yot> Ulanding St., Columbia, s. c
Counts Otujr Stare, Washlngtoa
St? '1 horoab Drug Store, Tay.
lor and Harden Sta.
David G.Ellison
General Insurance
Honest and efficient attention
given to ^alE business
placed with me. t--?
PHONE 5717
Watch Repairing
E> W. ISOM
2307 GERVAIS STREET
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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took, OIliN, couroiTAiu
Om way from Colombia
Kichmonu I 5.40
Washington 7.85
Philadelphia 10.05
New \ ork 11.86
Boston (via Hell Gate ,j -~
Bridge -- 17.35
Pittsburgh . 13.40
Buffalo -- 16.10
St. Petersburg 8.85
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\V. I'alni lieach ' 9.60
Jacksonville S.li "" V"
J. L. Carter. UFA
Room No. 1 Arcade Bldg.
Columbia, 8. C.
Telephone 3821?9997
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Office - Phone 2.3357* !!
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