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">'" '* " > * - .' ^ Saturday, June 22, 1940 Dr. J. H. Randolph, president ol I Claflin College. Orangeburg. was in Columbia last Friday. Dr. George \V. Louj, p.-es'doni ..r ( * 1# ... t :? / n UI VyWUlLVl J II I i II I V'ull > KS 1 nc: aw. ?"as seen speeding tiirough the city last Friday. lie come from the. south and was headed north on No. 1. driving his high powered car with caution. Mrs. Long wasaccpihpatiying her distinguished | . hushand. Mr. Avery Adams of Columbia, * received his bachelor's degree (mm Johnson . (J. Smith , at the conmienr ement there 1 asweek. Mr. Adams is hodle for a few days with his parents, IM*. and Mrs. Eugene Anams on Lady St. t " Mrs. Hattio Duekett. founder amL -huildeic af__L'hyilia. Wheat ley Center in (livenville, spent last Saturday at Benedict College atcr lending the religious conference. Mis. 1 HicKcii was jjuest. !>|)wiki'i nfe the religious convocation in ft, session here. m Mis'". Mafr.-'ie AVitthTUTS of East * Orartre, New Jersey, spent eiffht la Cays with her ivyieo ami nephew. M? Mr. aivl Mrs. J. B. Patterson of 52.1 Su i ter St. of this city. She jrft reported a very pleasant stay. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Presslev of 1% M)l<! -Hwden St.. attended the funeral of their In-other and brother'JS in-law. Mr. A darn Presslev, who departed this life Juite 9, in New M Haven, Conn. He was funeraligc at Fareet. Church near Holly Hill. S S. June 14. with many sorpresent. His body was aerompalaft nied home by bis daughter, Mrs JBW Ophelia Arehill of N'yw H ;\vrT> Conn., who after spendinpr some time with her. Unele and Aunt B returned to New Haveii.. June 15. l.arje crowds attended the Children's Day affair at Fairview Sunday. Rev. W R. Bowman, : ^ the i astpr, preaehy'd a very, interestinir sermon and Gertrutte Wel. dr Lon and I.uirenia Jackson won the In. prir.es. On Sunday night, ChildS ten's Day will bo hold at Ridgev'^f wood Methodist Church under the y9* gm< 1anco^^ of Moadanies Davis, * will sing, tho public is her-eby inr# vited. i. Rev. and Mis. W. L. Williams, 9 wish to express their appreeia?M?t iiui t<> t in- officers. members and Jfp i'i iends of tho Ware Shoals and ?ST Donalds oircuit of which Pi' is pas tor, tor the 'ovely shower and Mr. and Mrs, Otis (\ Jefferson dat are spending tin- summer in Charts lotto, N. ('. Jhk- Miss Blossom (}. Dannelly daugh w.^i?tei^ of?iVPf. and?Mis.?Cr?H-r- Dan? IH'JIV ll'I i. IclSi >\ V' 141 I VMItt V 1\JL JJ?> Portland, .Maim;, where she will W. 'lL spend the summer. ,?jjL Mis. Elisabeth Sands of West Palm B^ach, Fla., is spending her i'sP?? vacation here with her sisters Mesdames Sarah Goodwin and Daphney Daniels. She will also visit other relatives and friend: re4m n?r to?Florida. Odell "Williamson Humphries, a r^reeeut graduate of South Carolina] nesday, June 11) for New York ^H'fiily, after whtctr"hp- will go to hlsi dBgn regular summer work an exclusummer resort, approximateRipely thirty miles north of N'.jY. City ifiS&at Mount Beacon tlie .seventh Egwonder of the world, .overlooking yE$tothe Hudson River. lk&h.o< k party, carnival f -?%VNI> <H:FFN CONTEST ^MONDAY \IG1IT. JI NK 21th A Block Party, Carnival and f Queen contest, 2300 block Hampton street, Monday, June 24, 1940 8:30 o'clock, sponsored by-the Cul tu.'e club for the benefit of W'ilkfccjsfifcinson home. The public is^invitM?Wed. All the gaiety of tiesta is Fjjfc promised. ' ROSE SOCIAL CLl'll Kmb The club-, held its weekly meetut the home of Miss R. Rosa, Walter Brown, host. The house was opened for defl^feyotional exercise. First selection. The One Rose, prayer was rejPjai'Pented. Second selection, Where j?He Leads Me. The house was ggturned over into the hands of the ^wjBvice-president, Mrs. Ethel Gib?^Eeon. The roll was called ami each ?member responded with a Bible :ft|j9verse and fees. Business was then djjSi discussed. There will be a Silvei Tea Sunday, June 23, 1940 at the home of Mrs. Margaret Goodwin, 2125 Gervais St. The meeting adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Oneat Boozer, 1121 Laurence St. The host of the evening served cock-tail 1W and cake. 5f Bertha I<ee Allison, Pres. Margaret Goodwin, Re))ort. Kl i HI?II ? 11 * i- - - - - . -*>. .|l.| * IL .. III J " TUESDAY EVENING SOCIAL | CLUB i Rosa Lee Carson, Reporter The Club met at the home ol Mrs. Willie Mae Brown, 'J'28 Pino St.. Tuesday evening, June 18. I !li' i""rti>'f vvn" to order by the president, Katherine Warley. The minutes of the last meeting were read, received and .adopt j etl. Unfinished ami new business were discussed. We are running a ! bus to Dunbar Lake on the 8th of ?uiy. i no roil was called and each member" responded briefly. The meeting adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Marnier Felder, 1>12 Walnut St. The hostess served a delicious repast. THE MOONLIGHT CLUB The Moonlight Social club met it fjie home of Mrs. Elizabeth 41 ice, vice-president, June 17th, at i Tip Harden street. The meeting was called by the vice-president. 1 he minutes were read by the sec rotary; plans were made for the combination party which is to be at the home of Mrs. Lillie Bell Brown, 1721 Washington street. Monday nkuht, June 24. We arc joy the evening with us?: 1 YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE The Young People's League of Fairfield Presbytery was held a.t D.w.a.J~ ? u .. M A w v uiva>v> i iir?i/>vynau t ii u i v; n Winnsboiu, S. G.7 Saturday, June 1, 1040. The devotional period wasl conducted by Miss Lucia James. After the business and liscussional period t,h e guest speaker Mr. Albert Cooper, Ainer'iean delegate to the National Youth convention which was held at Amsterdam, HoUami. H i s speech was very inspiring, lie has also visited France, Germany Switzerland and England. After lunch' we re-assembled for worship service which, was conducted by the Young People of Calvary !>resbyterian cliurcfu The guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Houston of Camden. The officers of the?Y.P.I,?uL Calvary are: President, Isabell Heath; Vice-President, John II. Holmes; Secretary, Nannie Boykin; Treasurer, Lottie T. McDow ell; Reporter, Arwilda T. Baxter. Daily Vacation Bible school be ati at Calvary Bresbyterian June 10, 1040. Fifty children have been enrolled so far. The instructors are Mrs. G. M. Ulrner, Mrs. C. W. Tally. Miss Margaret Roseborough and Miss Arwilda Baxter. Bible school will Continue two weeks. h shower . ^ 1 , # The Pulpit '"Aiders.of the Royr Baptist Church, Anderson, S. C. honored Miss Ethel McAdams j who Is to become the hi ule ut th -Rev.?Maxie?9:?Gunlun T the sixtjli, with a, miscellanea ' ahower ut the?home of - Mrs: HMiss McAdams was very lov-bin her "butfit of white and a corsage of roses and sweet peas. The shower extended over threi different hours with a half-hoy between each. Different groups came at different hours. As they entered they?were?met-?1? hers of the Pulpit Aid who received the gifts anil ushered them into the very attractive living room where they were received by the bride. The room was deeoratetd with gladioli and ferns. In the first half of the hour i the p rests were refreshed with 'ruit punch in buffet style; in the i ast half hour a delicoutt- course of ice cream and cake was served 1 Before the guests made theii 'eparture they were permitted to see tile gifts which were all beau- t Active hostesses were Mrs. Ro sa McClrdtTn, Mrs. Scipio Jones ' Mrrs. Eliza Jane Hall. Mrs; Vivian Zimmerman and Mrs Cleo -J Clayton. ' MR. AM) MRS. T. J. JOHNSON (KLKllRATK .r?th ANNIV; < - I Columbus, Ga.?Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Johnson celebrated th. i r 1 fifth anniversary Sunday, June !) ' at their resident in the R. T. Washington Apts.\ 404-C. Mr. Johnson presented Mrs. Johnson with a lovely gift and a 4\veot hunch of gardenias. The couple had as their dinner euests a few friends from Fort Renninpr -1 Ga., and Columbia, S. C. The ( oouple 'received many eonprratulations from far jyid near. * Mrs. Johnson, the forme Miss : hois fy-ay of Winnsboro, S. J., attended the public schools of Winns * boro and Clinton (.JolleRC, Rock c Hill, S. C. Mr. Johnson is a (frad- 1 uate of Finley Hiprh at Chester. . S. C. and is permanent employed uofl 5.1 5H qnp BJd.MJ.jo oqj Xq ning, home of the Country's lar- ^ ?est Infantry School. I Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are th? nroud parents of two fine sons ' T. J. Jr. and Chas. Williams. ^ Ttti^ t.CCKY BtRfY SOCIAf, * CLUB . I The club held its weekly meet- ' inp: at the home of Mrs. Hattio Johnson. The meetinpr was called 1 to order by Mrs. Nellie Green, act J incr chaplain. The devotions were ^ carried out^in routine, followed with the business of the club, 1 with the president officiating., e The minutes of the last meeting 1 were approved. We will have a v Fish Fry at the home of Mrs. Hat f tie Coleman Saturday nipfht, June C '"-'"Ml Meet the Twentieth I Century Gabriel \^m \jiv K^H X Mm Ktt4,v<:v:| ERSK1NE HAWKINS Erskine Hawkins, the twentieth century Gabriel who will an near with fits orchestra at the Township auditorium, Colurpbia, on Thursday night, June 27th js the youngest name' bandleader in the business. Born July 26th, 1914 in Birmingham. Alabama. Mother a World War action?Holds a B.S. decree from Alabama State Teach ers.. c ollege.?A tra ined .musician. Taught music for one year until he organized band. Arranges all his own music. Plays every modern musical instrument but sticks to his trumpet. Plays most exciting horn in the profess-" ion. Designed own special mouth piece enahlihg him to hit high note range ni^vet * befone^ reached b\ any trumpet player. Is the only I one to triple tori ? ue h i pr h 'C'. Is J ? prolific song writer. Outstanding hit tune thus far is "Tuxedo 'function". Secret of his remarkable trumpeting is that he 'blows from his stomach*. Krskine directs. band only with his truiripet. Will not use a baton, but possesses no superstitions. . The band has been intact since original organization. All members of his unit ' were school-chums together. IS fade, his (lehllt as :i profi'^inna) h-inrilnari. er at Harlem Ojiera Houses NYC. Erskine and his orchestra caused' and over night sensation after opening the famous Harlem -Uproar 1 Joust' on Broadway and is acclaimed by press and public as the eri^Kivt of modern trumpet nlayers. lie is the idol of Harlem's famous Savoy Ballroom from where he broadcasts thrice weekly" over the NBC red and blue coast-to-cpaist .networks. Erskine's ambition is to play with his orchestra in every city and town in the United States. jxuores nrown ano jimmy Mitchell, featured vocalists with F.rskine Hawkins are also slated to uinynv with the Twentieth Century Gabriel when he plays at the Colunibia Township auditorium ori Thursday nio-hC .Tone 27th. '22, GOO Sumter St. Miss Welfare will have a-lemon squeeze?at?the next regular meeting at' the home >f Mis. Gurlie Morris. 1822 Wash , iivgton St. The acting' chaplain dis missed vs. A delightful repass was served the club. Mr. Sam William?, President Mrs. T.. B. Garriek, Sect?tarv ST. J A MIES AMI- CHCRCH Abbeville, S. C.?Mrs. Elsie W. Garlimrton recently returned from a visit to her son. Prof. S Wyclitf Garlington, head of the social science department of Livingston College, Salisbury, N. CShe was accompanied home by davghter-in-law, -"-.Mrs. Evangeline W. Garlingtono and grandson three months old S. Wyclitf, Jr. Sunday morning the ^Sunday school was opened at the usual hour by* Mr. ft. T. Johnson tHe Supt, after which the pastor delivered a soul stirring sermon, rhen baby Garlington, Jr., who is extra large-for his age was baptised. He showed no fear of the A ME water. The Children's Day program, inder the direction of Mrs. Joseihine Brown was well carried out. It is anticipated that the trustee rally on the.th Sunday will )e a great success". HT. SINAI R. M: C. E. ( Ill RCH Rev. Adam Lawsoiv. Pastor Orangeburg, B. C.?S. B. open- l d at 1 n-8ii .-I iv, -with the Su-pt. in Va'' Aftitei* ti'V ieVi t K?t noclnv i ind presiding elder took their < )laees and conducted . the servic s.^'The pastor presented the P. )., Rev. Thomas Richardson who 1 ook his test from St. Matt. 25th ' hapter and preached a soul stir- ; in^ sermon. This being qut 3rd luarterly conference we had .a 1 arge crowd. The revival meeting that has ' >een going on at the ab^ve named ^ diUTch for two weeks, was con- ' lucted by the Rev. Marcus who >reache.d very forceful every nite. rhe Holy Ghost ran so high un- ' il the members and friends re- ! p?est him to stay another week- j rhrough the gloat preaching of lev.Marcus we were blessed with ' 7 converts thus far. On the second Sunday the lit- j le daughters of Mr. and Mrs. , fohnnie Hill, Sierid Teressa and j >V il lie Bell, were Christened. j Presiding Elder Rev, and Mrs. 1 rhomas Richardson and their dau :hter and sons Mollie Buster and , rhomas Richardson Jr., of Pine- , wod, S. C., were tjie dinner , rueots of Mr. and yvfrs. "Willie , lovan. ] I ' THE PALMEtfft) OEADE; LAURENS NEWS Vacation days are in full swing. Teachers and college students have all arrived home reporting ( successful terms. . Miss Florence Boyd received , her BiS. drjrrcT1- fl'oih S. I". State ~ as did Miss Priscilla Shelton, the > | Messrs Wcarin.-x and Shelton also , bor'e home the sheep skin. 1 Mrs. Alice Carr of Cincinnati, j i O., pleasantly remembered as . | Alice Robertson was a visitor jt> I the city recently.- ?She was' at* Icompanied by her \> rot hers Alvin . and Kugene who live in Greenville. Mr. and.Mrs. Q. D. Oliphant at tended the graduation of Rev. .J \ Kdgar Sniih at Renediet college. 1 His friends will' be interested to know he is continuing his minis terial course at Oberlin College. y Rev. W. L. Wilson is in the city this week after closing a success- 'j ful revival in Columbia. Rev. J. W. Mathis is taking ^ ^ special course in Hampton Insti- j tute, Hampton Va. Rev. Mathis is principal of the Thos. Zanders high school. Mrs. Julia Higgins of Philadel- * ' P n u-'ltA nnmu thn h?ii?_ ' ial of her brother, James Blake- " ley of Clinton, has returned home. ^ Miss Han/iah-Kathryn Hunter, -a? student of Mather, Avas?:r pleas- 3 ant visitor of the younger set re- ^ ittntly.'- -?" " -- s Thomas Sanders is spending c his vacation at Hampton Institute in connection with his mechanical ? i}our*e. Aloiizo Whitenei is in *' New York for his vacation. _s Miss Dorothy Caine has brought home honors as a graduate of the h Friendsliiii College. Rock Hill. F Mr. and Mrs. \V. P. oliphant, Mesdanies Curtis, Curry and Carroll of Edgefield were Sunday h guests of Mr. and Mrs. Q. 1>. Oil- h pliant. Mrts. Carrie M. Carroll is at t or home after a successful term H at Bettis academy. ^ Miss Melrose Dial and Mrs. Car S lie Edmunds have gone ninth for. .J the summer. ~ " ci Mesdanies Carrie Cunnnviliabl, M.wr.ri,. Vnll.,1. MIc A, X UJ.V ? MISU .?V. Pyles a r e attending summer school in Greenville. AYOODKl FF NEWS Trinity A. M. K. /ion Church t] tl t< S. S. \vj?s fine Sunday with a n; .rood attendance A brief discuss S ion on the topics by Mesdajnes \\ Hinder, Iiby and others were a very interesting. s< ho Children Day program at cl La nford Grove Holiness church s; Sunday ni^ht was very good. The S little children were well prepared el to make the program a success. u: of three brothers and one sfstei fi sang several selections which were el enjoyid. The Williams quartet and e other participants from Lanford ft Grove?wtH? play a* part on the n' .ClhiBdren's Day program at the u" above named church .Sunday. Mr. Horace Thompson passed f1 away at thxi^wtrnty hospital-Th J2 Spartanburg last Monday and was funeralized. at Trinity church on Thursday afternoon, 2:30 p.m. ^ with the Pastor, Rev. Lipsey of- ' ficiating. Mr. Thompson leaves 'V to mourn his passing, a wife Mrs ^ loi i nornpson ui i.urens, one daughter, Miss Mai- Ada Thonip- y son o't Washington. D. C.; twi. si.-, tors, Mrs. Gladys Vance, this cit> Mrs. Mae Lou Steen of Spartan- ^ burg; a brother. Mr. B. Thompson of Baltimore. Md.. and a host c of other relatives and friends.. ^ Miss Elmer Ferguson has re- ]., turned to her post of duty at the State Park hospital- in Columbia w after recuperating from, a ievent g operation. - " ti Mesdames Kvelyn Wilburn, MaT tie Thompson. l>ot Under and St Misses Helen and Elsie Cannon \\ visited Mrs. Magnolia Wfr'gbtV ft Beauty Salon in 1.a mens Weil ties t< day 'evenin.it'. Mrs. Wright is an expert beautician, when, in I.aur M ens don't fail to call on her. I. ~ The following young men?Ate-. Ac ompanied them: Messrs John II. di Franks,-AiHlre.\v Kant and George S. Ferguson. 'u LAKE CITY NEWS ~ """ II Chudi en's Day service at Wes- C] ley M. FL Church on last Sunday was quite a success. Rev. Watson pastor of the church, stated that tli he was well pleased over the way -n the young people carried out" the 1?< flrniri-a 111 TVi*. nni-nrani was direct s< oil hy Mam. S'. E.?Watson. A? ice ? cream party was given on Mon- tli lay afternoon for .those who took h. part on the program. A Rev. D. W. Washington, pastor of St. James AME Church, is still making plans o raise money to rebuild the parsonage. The J Farmers' Four Quartette of New Hope, S. C., will sing at .St. James yj AME Church on next Sunday, the p, 2.1, at 8 P. M. Everybody is asked to come and bring a donation for th collection. ' Si Work on rebuilding Mt. Clair jn Baptist Church began Wednesday r.f last week. The "building is ex- f0 sected to entirely completed with- ck m the next three weeks Tht^Trrem ners have been working hard ahd ge are still doing so in Older that th? yi program will be completed. Th? si trustees are expecting all mem- ni sers to report next Sunday, June gl 2.1 at 6 P. M, The pastor, Rev. C. ?.r B. Blake, will be present to preach Ft iis first sermon in his new edificie. ... ed The text for Rev. G. \V. Han- "m nah's sermon on _ next Sunday A1 morning is: "We are up on the Ff .vrill and won't come down." The er uibject is: "Our People Cot A fe Vlind to Work." .. Re r f r * R W INNSROKO NKWK By Mansel Ross Rev. I! en ry \V, Woniiani, lor -lly a kid of this town, return for a sho. i visit on Friilay of li aunk-^frkt-ee-^HMidlll^ JTI years Houston, Florida. He rendei splendid preaching services Ale iay iiljrlii Wajmaii A.MK chun Rev. and Mrs. W'oodard and tin 'our children were visitors of A Vf,... I?... t ...i? miB. 11 avi" .jucksoii am! ind Mrs. S. A. Moon-. Mrs. Sa.ah Clark arfteH spendi .wo weeks ih our town with h .ousiii Mrs. Maria Jackson h eturned to her home in Columb Mrs. Hettie Russell attended t A'omen's conference last week Benedict college, Columbia.. Prof. W. A. Ross and fann uotored to Charlotte, N. (J. la Vednesday to witness the grail it ion id' their son Paul fre ohnson C. Smith Univ. Rev. Land of Chester is condu ng' revival meeting at St. Pa iaptist church. Rev. J. M. Beat ?astor. ~ Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Tally a ompanied by Pi of. W. A. Ros r. to motored to Charlotte to v icss the graduation exercises ohnson (" Smith University, Bev .1 M?LSoutty?has n libra id- the 66th anniversary " of""\ 'isaah Baptist church, Ridge wj b?Ct It was a tremendous -sti ess. .Miss Martha and Air. Brim lunningham and Prof. \V. A. Ru re attending the Benedict-All nipni"*- gfhr>nl-JL^ Alesdanies Rufus Greepe and . en Mitchell are attending t 'icdmont Su mmer school of Ro mi. ~~~~ Mr. Ernest Ford has return ome for a few days after speri ig sometime in Greensboro, X. Mr. I). G. Bolton, Jr.. Mr. A rur Roseborough and Mans loss attended church services It Pisgah Baptist church la lunday. They also attended tl l*H**?^lon ia Children's Day exe ises. ^ ; MT. (;l.IVi: A aM. E. (TH UCI Rev. H. C. Andrews. Pastor Myrtle Beach. S. C.?Sund. he Weatlier was very warm b he faithful, few. found their \vt i the various churches. 9:30 i. Sunday school opened with tl upt., Mrs. Jeff Bellamy and c workers at their respective pla s. (5:30 p.m. the League held i ession with the president targe. 7:30 Prayer service ws piritually conducted by Miss ] pivey and AHss Margaret Mitel II. Rev. Andrews was not wit s Sunday because of Hnath j le family. The members at fiends of Sandy Grove Efaptii lurch and Mt. Oliye AME churt xtend their heartfelt sympath > the family in their bereay< lent. 8:30 Rev. T. H. Hern in* ay ascended the rostrum an reached?a?sui.l sli ri-i n^r sennn om St. Matthews _19:20 Sul ct "Go. Aiming the visitors -were Re' eorge W. Williams of Gammo heological Seminary. Atlanti a. He gave some timely r? arks. He will preach for us o le third Sunday in July, Als Irsj Ethel Carter of Conwaj 'rs. Marie Grant of High Poin ?C.. and several othera. Saturday night the Trustee B< ive a chicken dinner at th 'hool which was a success. The ere, assisted by Mrs. Netti pivey, Graey .Mr King, Miss~~f irton., Francis ?pivey and Idel tr ? r arrow.. Miss Evelyn Emily spent las eek in Mnyosvrlle. Mrs. Anni imm> ns spent last Saturday al moon in Conway on business.. A motur thoseMiere to spend th unnur a'c Mr. George Hous? 'alter Scott of Columbia. Mis osil Maker and.?SauMi?Cwv i mr >n .-of Darlington. Miss Rutli Parker, Rosa Bakei r. -J. B. Owens. George Hous< i-roy Brown. Charles Brown me noil - to Bi nicy's bench" Wednes i.v niirht to attend a party. Mrs. Ethel Carter was the din .r truest of Mr. and Mrs. .1. I w.-ns Sunday. U1TISM VP /ION ( SNA \V" III RC|| Sl'NDAV S'.at-- Park?The ten candidate iat were' to he baptized on th eond Si inlay of June was post >ny<l until the 4th Sunday nighl v we can have all.of them Bap iced?trt?rmr?service?nrrd ttro^i at are working in the day cai ' present. Come 'one and all 11 are welcome to our services BA I.TIMORE. MD. NEWS ly '(Mrs.) Louise G. Douglass On sick list are Mr. I,. Peaks rs. Florence Hood. Mrs. A. Mc owell. Mrs. Stokes, Mr. Jacobs The various churches observe* ieir usual weekly services am inday held spiritual and uplift g service. Mme - Elizabeth Douglass sail) r the revival at Rev. H. Smitl lurch, located on George St.. Mrs. I ouise G. Douglass had a lests Mrs. Albertha Weathers rs. Roxie Golden, Miss Ann; law, Mr. A1 Jr.. and Mr. John e B. Gore.* Mrs. Louise G. Do ass was Mrs. Albertha Weath s and Mrs. Mary Weather piles idny evening. The Mt. Hebron Ushers rende I a program Sunday at 3:30 p . in interest of the church. Rev lien preaehed for them. Mr R *wal, president of the male ush s; Mrs. Gary, president of th< male board; Sec., Mrs. Exal >v. M. Rlowers, pastor. . | OAK CKOM. I'HF.SHV'n.lM \N 1 - j < H I l? II v' m. ' lli'' ' i?iK : ir?I*? ? ? I?\ i| i <. iUtl Church ai I'r.i>|i? i it\. S < . .,i. t'\, ^ Sluitrhs I'istiict. hi!> I>i* n ' n 1 III .ill lll'IIM vr, ~~T, ; .j,j j imptvssed with tin- -tionn; tut.-- 1 : MltTf lloUL'Ilt III 11- I'V Ii'.il luit i-- ' ^ ; t?-r, Hcv. A II llciis-mt. wl.Vj . A spoke fiii'iii the ti-xt. K|?h? s. -V:T. j jAt I'. M. th?- iiiuliiftiii was-1 fiiit'riaiiH'tl with tt-pi up rain - i n i' ~j_ t)y .yj.fchihli I'll of -the S: ~S. -The-' worship program. w as i 111 i I. "I nt.. the hast ?-f these." This lC' in.Jaded children from the cradle , aS 1"<j] 1. 1 ?*'_' illlicls {Hill fitnu llii- pri la- marv denartnients. lie I at The Ih-jrinners entertained ti.< audience with a |?lav. entitled, ily ! wanted: A Sunday School.We st I had a minihej- of yei y 4eneo. i a.:r-"ii-_ j inj< remarks f?.t .ttie henefrt "I' tii? ,ni y?>unp' pei,pit from nut visions ' members and friends. The ehild|C^ ! fen were tf.aitied h" M'-k.-.?PA [k] ' Sims and Maty Lizzie Kleazer. [ who spilled in. pains m .makim?-~thr pTnxmrFTi a success. We u to thank till members. and visit c* 1 inj? friends, for the splendid offer's. | in?? and invited you liiick t . i.m "t I church. Oil d'.e*-> dnmi vrii.T To" ?f all. ^ Si, lit L- < hiiit v J rt:~'t CJCVIIUNf 9XA I HA NT/I.KR BROS. shot: repair shoe 2379 Gervai* St. Columbia. S. C. j Prices Reasonable l" ^visible Half "ollnc a Specialty I Slh??W?r4<?fbrllr?t Eitr and Delivered rHARI.lK A I,MSON li ' Florii t at-, , st ' "r' _ ; ho r- Flow ers For F.very Occasion PHONE M9R 1 1202. Harden St. Columbia | iy MADAM PETER'S nt HAIR GROWER iy a. For Diseased Scalp ? Gives Life u- and Reauty. BEST GROWER? o- Apply once a week?Price 35?. c* 11)06 lilanding St., Columbia, S. C ts Counts Drug Store, Washington ,n St., Thomas Drug Store, Tay. if lor and llarden Str r . ?' ;; David ~Xj7 frill soil h General Insurance y' Honest and efficient atten- 1 'd tion given to all businesa I ^placed with me. | PHONE 5717 |l I Erskine I -; ] .1. Ll| A-od-Hiw-fHt1 i X Township i ? & COLIMHI b ? ? ,, Thursday, f t DANCING FROM | ; ~"j DOLORES BROWN i? mv/niiij i o r i j UNDERTAKER AND / J( OF SOUTH CAROLIX f I 1006 WASHINGTON ST. f * PA OF FTVF Poro Beaut} School Located at 2481 MUfrrood At?. BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL IT3 DRANCHES "" ' Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling. CToquinolling, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching. Manicuring, Massaging, Band Molding, Anatomy aad ~ Electricity. PHONE 5687 ~ \\ iihclinina C. Pope, Instructor U| Annie M. Pope, T. Malon?, Pre* Watch Repairing E. JSOM 2317 GERVAIS STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. ^VAA - AAAAAA/-u?.AAAAAAAA#Mjk4 _ W 0MOUI Ul-COVBITIOVIB, jjjjjBMW coicm OOl, filliN, OOMfOITAlU Ou way from Columbia Richmond .1 t 5.40 Washington .... 7.35 Philadelphia 10.05 New York - 11.85 Boston (via Hell Gate "*? Bridge -- 17.35 Pittsburgh _. 13.40 Bultalo -- -- 10.10 St. Petersburg 8.85 Tampa 8.30 Miami 10.60 W. Palm. Bewh-------?--&.60 Jeckeenrille 6.1? J. L. Carter. DP A Room No. 1 Arcade Bldg. Columbia, S. C. Telephone S?21????7 iawkins | i'HTSTKA ? f V Auditorium | June27th | -, XT, f. ? ? J ""TV i uriny : V 'orcs Hrnu n ? ? * | l.i v.sin' Hawkins known ? a- 1 kc ^iOlh ( nnt?rv 4rti- Tc ! i t'1. ( renter of Tuxe- -J <i .1 uric!ion ^ \ ll :t H I l.'l^yt*. Oil Mttl.., *4?-*? liftui I.eat lunch. Thomas { Drug Store , ? 'A Advance Tickets i 91 Cents At-l)oor $1.20 | ? White Spectators | 60 C ents $ TAX IN(Ll l)KI) *|. vvv.'vv vfral homk ! J&SSEI) KM B ALM EK T A \\I) KKORGIA | Kuneral1 Cars and Kunrral 4 +-gulpmer\f i as coon as the best ;; < And B.ttrr than ihe Heat ?? \rd P' icos 1 jpss .? OJi.'f Phonr 2-3357 ' < ; Rosid^nco I*hone 7765 ? ? | ^ ' H'"? courtesy ! t and !r>* SERVICE COU'MRIA. vS. C. ; ; . '* I