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? > ?? . Saturdayv August 10, 1940. i ^p^^^KTzpH Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson and Mrs. Irvy Washington, motored to the New York World's Fair last week. They reports a pleasant stay and a safe return home. Mrs. Marie Gladden, -returned 4 Sunday after spending five weeks A with relatives and friends, in N m Y., Baltimore, Phillk^Jphia and Washington, D. C. She reqwrts-^* K very pleasant trip. Miss Bennie Alexander of Green W' wood was seen in Columbiti last W Wednesday all full of smiles. - * ^ -.4 r Miss Annie SmytHe of Summerton spent the week end hare at? lending the State S.-S. and ACKL. 7 convention. Miss Lela Duckett of Greenwood L was in Columbia last" Wednesday at the State S. S. and ACJEL. Institute. Miss Dorothy Ragin of Summer ton was seen in Columbia last week attending the State S. S. and ACEL. convention. Mr. William Ragin of -Summerton spent the week end in Columbia attending the State S. S. and - -ACEL; convention. ? .* ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rowe of '2512 1 Green street had as their dinner quests. Rev. and Mrs. T. Rowe, (Mrs. Agnes . Rowe and her two children from Chicago, in., Tucsi^?y, August 6. berger and son, Jas. W., Jr., of Chicago, 111., were the guests this week of Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, of 1410 Wheat St. Dr. Eichelberger, who is the Secretary of Ch#istian Education of the A. M. K.?Ymrn Church, is the nephew'of Mrs. Ferguson. , . , " Mr. Adam Cunningham, Linotype operator, formerly with The Palmetto Leader now with the A. M. E. Book Concern, Philadelphia. Pa., was in the city visiting while ~ spehcTThg"his vaca11on In this section. ? He. was accompanied by Mr. James Evans, also an employee at the Book Concern. They are motoring in Mr. Cunningham's 4^40 "Super Buick. We 'wish for them an enjoyable stay. Mrs. Masena Greene Jennings T formerly of this,city, but now of Brooklyn. N. Y., is visiting relatives and friends .. for a short ; while. \ . . Tkn mamr fvinn/lo nf TVf ? I nPn\ " Shclton are glad to hear of his i oovery from a serious illness vhic confined him to the Waverly Good Samuritan hospital for several weeks. ^ . 1. Mrs. Florence Brooks and Miss Mary E. Butler left Tuesday nit< )n the Silver Meteor for Wash} mgton "and Pittsburgh, PJT Mr. David Williams of Washington. wffs the house guest o Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brooks las week. ?Mr. and Mrs. - Herman Gloster >re spending their vacation ' in Atlanta, Ga., with Mr. Gloster's mother, 61 S. E. Piedmont Ave. Misses Janie Diggs and sistei Edith, are spending the month ol August with their uncle Spurgeon Johnson of New York City W-e wish for them a very pleasant , stay. Mrs. Addie Hanberry of N. Y. . C. and Asheville, N. C., spent last ""tVeek in the city visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Prof. and Mrs. T. J. Hanberry. Professional Notice ? f Dr. W. D. jfihappelle 'will be out r,f lilo AAR/..,- fri.n, A .4 4UMI. ?I the 19th. while taking a suecial course at Meharry Medical Col 4?ge. Nashville, Term. CAVALIER SOCIAL CLUB The Cavaliers Social Club held their weekly meeting Tuesday evening Aug. 6th at the home ol ~ Mr: Orlando Bates.??The house , "* ?was called to order by the president Mr. Thomas Huff. The devo tionals conducted by Mr. Donald I Reed. Then the meeting was tumped over.-to the president. The minutes were read and adopted Old and new business was dis * cussed. After the meeting, the remainder of the afternoon was spent very enjoyably. W. C. O. S. PRESENTS REV. E. M. KEITT After a very favorable audition Rev. E. M. Keitt, the assistan! | pastor of Bethlehem Bapt. church has taken part on two of the U /S. Postal Service programs, the programs are held each Wednes day evening 7:15. The program last Wednesday night was enjoy^ ed ky everyone that: listened im | ^ because Rev. Keitt exhibited the g best?the general public has made ^this open comment: "No one bui "Keitt, could do that". We are very Tf' proud of the your^g man, who m spends his spare time in poetry writing. BLOCK PARTY rz$L Benefit of Girl Scout Hut Where?1500 Block Oak Street When?Mondav, August 12, 1940 Time?8:00 p!m. Admission?10 Cents [ Dear Friends: The Girl Scouts of Troop No 14 are trying to. build a lhut. foi camping. You too can help in this effort by coming to their party and enjoying an evening of fun. Everything for your com fort~has been planned. I>enionade and peanuts will.ne sold and for tunes will be tdld. If you are ask ed byr-n Scout ta? buy a ticket piease no not reiuse her. The idea of the Block Party was presented to the Culture club by Mrs. Ada Cooper and Mrs. Daisy Counts. It was such a grand outing?and such a?great success that the Girl Scouts decided to use the same to raise funds "for their hut. Please accept the sincere thank* of "the- Girt" Scouts foryviUr sUpP?*t. LOl'IS ARMSTRONG AND ORCHESTRA WITH SONNY WOODS, MIDGE WILLIAMS HERE FRIDAY NIGHT Louis "Satehmo" Armstrong, world's highest paid colored musician, trumpet player extraordinary and now acclaimed as the Ir cernational "Trumpet King eft Swing", makes a personal appeal ance with his sensational orchestra on August 9 at the. Townshij auditorium. -His Majesty, the kingpin o i them all and now universally recognized as the greatest jazz dazzler of all time, brings his entire -musical^aggregation?m- tact, with a galaxy of "swing" stars includng his two sensational vocalists, Sonny Woods and Midge Wil ;:iins rs a ik-w addition to the Armstrong roster, an acquisition roni the X B C airlanes, where the name of Midge Williams had become one of the most important 011 both the rod ami blue not? ?' s . Louis Armstrong was seen a shore time ago ia "Coin' Places* n which he was co-starred witi Dick Powell and Anita Louise. *Ol Satchelmouth is . a sizzling trumpet man if there ever was ano and he has assembled the fin . est array?of -sw mgsters - possibleNut only will Armstrong have Sonny Woods and Midge Wil liams there, but in his band will be found such mus'ea! stars" a> i.ins K' srell, Paul Barbarn, !?.? '*. Higginbothant ' Pop" Fogtei and Hei-iy "Red" Allen. MYSTERY SOCIAL CUB The' Mystery Social club held its sixth anniversary August 2nd at the home of Mr.--and Mrs. Otis Pope. We had a very short pro gram. An enjoyable evening was spent. Welcome address was giv en by Mr. Kennedy after which wt were served a delicious menu con sisting of chicken salad and leC tuce, saltines, slice tomatoes and pickles, nutsa and ,after dinnei mints, fruit cocktail and cake fhe party last from 8 till 1. The aoine of Mr. Walert Sullivan, Aug Utln We have end roll fifteen members and several guests for the evening. THE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB The club held its weekly meeting on Tuesday, August G at the home of Mrs. Hermenia Spignei 2587 Cherry street. The hfousc was called to order by the chaplain. Devotional exercise was car rii-d out in its usual manner. After devotion the meeting was turn yd over in the hands of the president. The iroll was called and each member responded with a iiible verse and their fee. The minutes of the last meeting were read, received and adopted. Old and new business was discussed. We received two new members Mr Willie Sanders and Alfurso Gordon, who were welcomed into the club. The club adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Ellen Crump -tun, 1013?Heidt. street. The Hostess of the evening served. NOTICE Mrs. L. Hagood, 1503 1-2 TayloY ftreet has closed her class arid sewing toom until September 3. VACATIONS WITH PAY "Practice what you preach" is one of the guiding principles of the life of the St. Louis, Mo. hair dye manufacturer, Charles , W Godefroy, and Mr. Godefroy lives up to his preachments. For years this Negro benefae tor has advocated that Negro em ployees in industry receive th? same vacation grants accorded to other workers. But Mr. Godefroy has done more than advocate this practice: he observes it. This year, as in past years, th?Godefroy Manufacturing Company has its employees designate ~tWO~Weeks~as the company's "vacation period." During that period, all employees simultaneously cake their vacations. Product man ufaeture la sufficiently" geared dut ing earlier months of the year to provide sufficient supplies for the vacation period. And this year, as in past years all Negro members of the company participated in the general vacation period, with full pay. THE FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS CLUB Mrs. Martha Richardson was hostess to the F. N. club. Quite a few members were present. We had two visitors: Mrs. Bertha Lewis and Mrs. Louise Hall ot Cleveland. Ohio. Reports were I made from the candy pulling given by Mis. C. Green and M. Rich unison and th<* party given by Mrs. C. Green. Mrs. E. M. Owens asked the .ladies to fancy themselves as child ren again and participate in play ing games. These games were in troduced by Mrs. Lewis", P. Guest and C. Green. They created much fun. (Reports from the very fine fishing trip on Lake Murray were made. Mr. Eugene Cheeks of Washington, D. C., Rev. Gilbert . and Rev. W. G. Owens carried the members in their cars. We were - also carried?on a tour through Lexington, seeing many historical . places. ? Our Jiext meeting will be heldat the home of Mrs. Katie Solomon. Our hostess and little dau-ghter Vera served a delicious re past. TUESDAY EVENING - SOCIAL CLUB 4 Rosa Lee Carson, Reporter The Tuesday Evening: Social club held their weekly meeting: on Tuesday July 30 at the home of i Mrs. Irene Young, 1407 Oak St I The meeting was called to ordei' by the President, Mrs. Katherine Warley with the Chaplain,7-Mrs j Gertrude Felder; at her post. The house was opened for business ' We are glad to have a new member to Join us Mrs. Lucile Wright, We are planning a ride for the near future so stop, look and .lisi -ten?fW-the dater time and places The roll was called and each mem t -responded with a Bible verse ami dues. The meeting adjourn-v r ed to meet at the home of Mrs. 1 Iola Wright, 2503 Given street.. The hostess served ice cream and THE Y. P. S. T. CLUB | Thi?- club met at the home of. Miss O. Myers and was called to order by the president. The 1 usual opening was observed. The' minutes were read, received and: adopted. The club had a few vis- J itors: Mrs. Addie Black and hei j " daughter Shirley of Philadelphia Pa.; Mrs. M. Bramham and Miss] Margaret Leaphart, Augusta, Ga. Mrs. i.inian Birdshale and (laugh' tor Joan of Now York City. The next nveetiing will be at the home of Miss Maryanna Wallace, 1907 Taylor street. FLORENCE NEWS I. M. Stokes, Reporter The friends of Mr. James Hall were shocked last week to learn about his passing, at his home in Daytona Beach, Fla. Bishop A. M. McEachern died at the McLeod Infirmary on July 27, after three weeKs illness. Funeral Wednesday, July 31 at the Church of Jesiis, which he was founder. He was a graduate of Morehouse college, Atlanta, Ga., and was active in religious and civic work in several southeastern states. Since coming to the city he had. started construction of an orphan's home for Newro bovs and I girls but the work stopped when he became ill. Survival.?. Are a w, bert^re marriage, Miss Sarah Murphy; three sisters Miss Virginia White and Mrs. Amanda Bethea, Southern Pine, N. C.; Mrs. Novella McKenzie, Little Rock. S. C.; a daugh ter, Mrs. Anna Godfrey, Washingtori, I). C.; a son, Samuel McEach ern, formerly of Lakeland, Fla., at present of this city. Mrs. I??na Mae Marion Craig died at the McLeod Infirmary, July 2'Jth after an operation. She was a member of the graduation class of 1036. The funeral was held at Mt. ' Zion AME church on Thursday A us list 1st. A short program was held and the eulogy by Rev. W. E. Rich-, ? REESE D Presei j LOUIS AR!\ "The TiVimpet K AND HIS 0R( " > TOWNS FRIDAY NI ADMISSION At Door - - r-r?; Advance Tickets __ i __ While Spectators EI \ 1 " ^? THB PALMBTtJi) LfcA?/l ardsyn. The flower girls and pall bearers were graduates of the Wilson high school. Mr. j.ewis L. Wallace is a patient iri the Sanders Memorial hospital. His many friends wish fo? him a speedy recover. M r. Leon Wallace of New York i City was called home on account of the illness of his father. Mr. Olive Harris is a patient in the Sanders Memorial hospital for appendix operation. His-, many friends wish him a speedy recyyer. Mr. Bejijamin Morga'n of Wades boro, N. C., was the house .guest of Aliss Catherine Miller for several days last week. Miss Fannie Mae Richardson a nurse at the General Hospital, Spartanburg is in the city visiting relatives and friends.. WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church The church school was real good Sunday tho'* only a feyt attended Quite a few of Trinity members worshiped at Littlefield A. M. E Zion church. It was the beginning of the revival and the service was just grand. Rev. J. A. Lipscy he pastor was the speaker for the day. Mrs. Mittie Owens of Washing ton, D. C'., is the guest of relatives " and friends here this week. Mesdanies Lillie M. Evans, Annie M. Rogers and Evelyn Blukelv of Spartanburg worshiped a New Bethel Baptist church here Sunday. Mrs. Ophelia Higgins of Spartanburg worshiped at Littlefield Sunday. - Mrs. Mittle Owens of Washington, was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Law Wilburn and family Monday. Mrs. Laura Pearson celebrated her birthday with a birth day din ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs -Maek Feeguson daughtw-an4?soa- a in law of Mrs. Ferguson's. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fredia Pearson of Lyman, S. C.; Mrs. < Mamie Ferguson and family ; Mrs 11 Lillian Farmer and family of Spar tanburg; Mrs. Missouri Robinson of Charlotte. N\ C.; Messrs Ros- ] sie" and Johnnie Pearson of Spar- ,i tanburg; Mr. and Mrs. James Fer I guson and Mr, and Mrs. ivioore 01 "I Asheville, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. An | ilerson ol Lyman; .Mrs. i,oree .war tin ami family. < New Bethel Baptist Church , Kev. A. I). Duncan, Jr., Pastor i Sun day" was""a" Veautiful i1ny~fnr H church. Our church was tilled with ' members and ,friends from various * places. Our pastor brought to us u soul .stirring sermon, also at < light, which was enjoyed by all < Miss Vivian Parks of Washing ton, D. C\, accompanied by Mas- ' ter T. Ross Parks is visiting her ' motner here. . ( James Pitts remains a patient 1 in the Sparanburg hospital. We < hope for him bright and sunnv hours. ~" ^ - -A TRIBUTE TO MRS. M AGGIE j E AO I.ETON KENNEDY For many years it was my priv t ilege to be her pastor.. No pas- ' tor ever lnnl a truer friend or a more loyal member. Her kind disposition, her hopeful outlook, ' her sincerity of heart and her Chi istian-faith were an inspira- _ tioh to all who knew her. She " was a constant reader and spent c much time with her Bible. "No j one could doubt her- faith in God ' and her love for her church. When only a young ?irl Mrs * Kennedy gave her heart to God * and united with the B'apt. church. N iDuring her long and useful life, ' she graciously gave of her time 1 and talents to Him whom she deeply loved and delighted to hon or. As long as she was able she attened the services of her church and was a devout worshipper. Hei I s interest in the Master's work con! t tinued until she came to the end \ of the way. t Well done faithful servant. Our i Rood friend has pone and will a- 1 wait our coining. We do not sor- 1 row as those who have no hope c for to Be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord is the s Christian faith. * ? 'uPREE p== its 1STRONG ' , . _ _ n m M ing 01 swing m:\ DHESTRA HIP AUDIT GHT? AUGUST 9?9 P ' _ _ . v Ticket ^? THOMAS 91c GREEN 1 60c LAFAYE . ). JACKSON, Promotei 5R KOSTKR CHAI'KI, < Hl'RCH Roebuck. IS, (' - Kniiii'f?Ohupei chufch is improving very much under tm- leadership of Rev. Matthews. On last week the pastot and membership launched a great meeting for the "saving oT'soufs. The Rev. M. 1*. Pearson, pasloi . ,f # l... v. !?.. ..1 1) ; vy. IUV UV. I ijlll liiipilSl l-nulcll 111 Columbia, S. conducted the meeting. The meeting was in deed a success and run a week During the week Q.'l persons joined the church, nolor Baptism and a neat sum of $1.50.00 was raiscu during the week. Rev. Pearson is indeed a great .man. We trust he will live a long time, and teach our people tin- right way. Each' night standing room Was at a premium. The white minister of this community along -"with his members were out several nights. They also express themselves as having enjoyed these services. (MvOtUCKTOWiN NKWS Mrs. Lexie Scott and daughter, Miss Margaret, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John E. HliacRli'furU. Miss Edna Keith left last week for New York City. Mrs. Ek It. Howard, entertained thei jdonday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home on last Monday. Mrs. Connie Alston and daugh ter, Clarice spent Tuesday with the Howards. < Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck of Green ville accompanied' by their children visited Prof, and Mrs. Joe Beck. Mrs. Amelia Purvis is visiting relatives and friends in the city I Mr. Joe Jenkins is the happy, owner of a new 1U40 Oldsmobile The Garden Club had a delightful picnic at Magnolia. Beach last Wednesday. 1 7 Mr. Charles Brown was in thv The following attended tinState S. S. and A. C. K. League _unvv.in.iiin m v.oiumuia lost week. Prof. G. \V. Howard, Messrs. John Shackleford and David Gamble; Misses Valeria Howard, Mable Drayton, Janie Biown, Janie Hem ingway,* Dorcas Carr and Mrs. fOsther Ford, Also Mr. Lawrence Dunmoie-. A very constructivo program was earned out by Presidents J. A. Harris and \V. D Chappelle of the Sunday school ind I.casAie respectively. Rev. J. C. Quark's, the new pas lor of Bethel, this city, tilled the pulpit last Sunday and preached Hvo?able?sermons - morning" * and light before an appreciative audi ' nee. The H.G.L. Social and Saving; Dlt;b was entertained last Monday Aening at the home .of Mr. and' Mrs. Willie Dobbins' on the I)ob-' bihs estate of this county in the | Sanipit section. The hostess serv-j d a very appetizing repast. The text meeting will be at the home >f the president. Mrs. E. J. Ford. hj:re on vacation Misses Clementine and Aleathia iVilkins are here on their-vaeaion from Chicago. 111., visitinc heir grand parents, Rev. and Mrs V. R. Bowman on Harden street vi:w light bellah 1aitist chi uch Washington. I>. C.?We had . iUr first anniversary services and disserved its from July 1."- through fitly "J 1. The services were folowed with a revival?conducted jby he Rev. R. B, Strcfy of Columbia ?. tlu* pastor of ; Capernaum baptist church, lie is a great re ivuli,st and the meeting was byjicicial. The Rev. R. B. Stro.v ^ill etnin to us in '41. card of thanks We, wish to extend our most sincere words of appreciation and hanks to those who served - so villingly and thoughtfully talso he beautiful tioral offerings, durng our recent bereavement, namey. Mr. W. C. Johnson. Rev. A. I., ^eterson, Mrs. Myrtle Ruff and > r friends and neighbors. Mrs. Evelyn and George Simpson, mother and brother of Miss largret Bailey, deceased. B ifJl ' V H "'t \ ? DRUM 1 '.M. Until ? I s Now on Sale at ' DRUG STORE 5 EAF CAFE j TTE 1*001, ROOM J * ! ? , I IIIK I*ASS1N<; \Ml) FI NKKAI |ok mi \\ iiok \( k t; T\ vi.ok i . * in- i.im All', HolUll- <?. l;tVr>l. < i ' i 11 i o| 111? 11 dI |ji-iii-tiii t 1'iHi i'i . |?;t--) ?l "" into" th?* " "jju-jiT l)i-yo(i<l Sun<la~y~. July JMh, I'.?]<>. Hi- -i.oit iil'f wa.- a WcJI s|n-ril oiu-. Il< tx<airo a ( lii i.-t lan in in.t r,nay _ yu^Li.. at till- aiM" of ! \\ flirt. ff:.? : 1 foundation of hh 'n>tiii\.' lie rorTip^ i< (1 Ins ( U-niciitai'y J ami hia;. school work at Abbe. i51 hijrh school. . His principal often spurn- of his inant.ft- and coh'i..ct as la'ana . Hi? niHcj,'!.' work lavai; at Smith aniver site an< 1 v?.ii)|>U e.-<l at lioncdscl, ail.; j.'v- .' >n !h<- day of i.is grutf; uatioh,1 1st' was appointed a- mui.selor iititl adviser of yo'.ii.^ men of thecollege. hi this la- (lib verj earnestly ami faithfully. All with w hom he came in contai t n? ! I h. i in wit:, till';, iccai,i He always ina<ie a beaten paih to the tToor ol" the low ai.fl huiiihle, anil Would make a supreme ^nr riliee I'm* the happiness of. o'tlmi s lie was?indeed a -eoturerrtnl i(-:i'hr --I I hf KuiU-rttK Tin main ouloyy ?a> i>\ I'n ? idont J. .J. Stal ks ai Hvi,. iit i cg!who udiiiottisimd tin- ! vinv Tu murk I la- TTTTTTl FTTTTTT 1 i . 'spoke of how In-ar Taylor .vo.iai always point oaf ola yo.. about an individual (.artkuiai when hi- was on .the verve <>f ?iis* missinjr one. Ho would ' always ask lor anoli.er chance for 'trharaclfr ttmier' <1 j?1 itt"?-?. Kolos 'Acre i < i;.ici< il o. 1 . ' ! ' M. 1. 0...0 . ;i : Mo,' byt-rian 'cir.a -n. M..?* '.\-:aliC W-h.tv. |;. . marks wni- made l.y Kldct I'mck- ' i ix*y of A-hcvillf. X. ' .. an?t Prof. i Kink y of Bom-diet i-oilcpe. . Ik- leaves to mourn ']>aw?i:;c ; Tus wife. .Mis. J unit ;t a " S:..,arn' Taylor T Two sislen. jiotr i>ro?ne"V.- J ami a host of relatives an-fiiarm The out of town alte-mlam-i , won-?h?r.-mid Mis. .J. .J- .'-talks. fir. Brings, Pi of. Stale.-n : . | Satt'-rwhitv. Miss -Iy.da Gamble. Miss I.ilv Mat- Madi.-.,. ate: . large. number nf \'i..i.it . all of Columbia CTTKR.WV NKWS Sunday, was a lovely day f? > all .church srocis..An mspirimr" s?tiiimon "was preached by Rev. V. \V Prince at the Pee !?? * Union KapJjst?chureh. Th<&~ revi-w*!- --meeting of the Baptist church was cot: vened two weeks. Rev. Johnson of Florence the speaker. Kach nite souls werp "brought"to Uf.rist At the close of the meeting I-converts were brought to tin church for their confession. Mrs. Saiah Motley and -little Catherine Gillespie of X.. V.. <it\ are home visiting relatives and friends. Mis's Willie A. Re id of Alhanv. Ga., is the house gin-si of Mr. and Mrs'. Ihoinas Dens sia-nding' the remainder, of the sunwner. Mrs. Sallie Bass and M^ss Carrie Hell Horsey returned home on Saturday mornihe from New York City and New Jersey. Miss . Hulli Bennett -also has. ro? turned home from the city. All tv ported .having- had a swell vrrva. tion. On hist week Miss Mary K spent the week with hot??dr+ ter at W'adesborn. N. Afu-.j tv-) tnrnino- hom.- ,m Fii.l-.e , wtfs surprised ta the utmost her friends preparing and ehhratiiig her birthday.. -vt....; n. .Mm ii- i rinfi* \\ i 1 >t' n N. js t!-.r> r,.nM. ,,f Mr. and Mrs. John Hylni.d :\>r tin summer I.ittli- Addio Sellers loft Saturday for Brooklyn to' join si>. tors and brothels. Miss Elizabeth* Bass a: >i broth I or Samuel returned home on Tue*l, day trftei spemiiijo- thro.' weeks j' in the city'of New \<?rk and V-TvO Jersey visit in ir relatives. Mrs. Belle Cutner of Hopewell,Va.. is in the city visiting re'a-i tives and friends. Miss Diey Ford 1 etUl'Med to Ne V York on Friday afternoon: r Mr. Thomas Robinsnr. left the city on Saturday moi-mMi* for Asbury Park, N. J. Mi.ss Lulu Hylaiui is spending, tile week at Myrtle Beaoh. Mrs. Faster McCall, w!;o l,;tb.'ell spellrliip,; LlUi !? Camden spent the week, ? : d i'.omt visiting relatives and friends. On last Sunday Mr. Chaiies Me Clendon gave a surmise birthday t dinner in honor ofTiis wife Mrs. Bertha McOlondon. Messrs. Otis Ford at.d Cornel Ott? #=? ?+. ** ? ' . ... J. ? \ ?n > n-i .i iiVH lio'llr i W i-?i iicsHay after sprmline- nine \\i-.k< ] at tltf Stati < nilcLM- Sumuu'j i School, OiaJiyvb^-^. [ PINCKNKY'S 11 t I'NDKK I'AK Kli .LMi | , ; OF SOI l'H C.VKOLl.> 1 - 1006 WASHINGTON ST. ^XmXX~XKK~X'X~X*X~X~X~X~*. -r RAGE FIVE JKSSt^m ^H|MUj^B||p^HHj w Hiiiai AU-omiriMM, kUUlUfl lUT MAMM One war from < olumbia Richmond ... t 5.46 ! Washington 7.14 Philadelphia 10.05 -\l? Vurh . IhUS Bust on (via Hell Gate , I.IWK-.-. ? P7-a& Pittsburgh 13.40 liull'alo ' - ' - - 10.10 y M. Petersburg _______ b.85 . 'Tampa? .... bJiV Miami ..... .... 10.00 \V. Palm Beach 9.00 Jacksonville 5.19 J. L. Carter. DBA i Koom No. 1 Arcade Uldg. Columbia, 8. C. I * Telophoaa 3?11?#??7 - t^a. Watch Repairing E. W. ISOM '. 2307 GEKVA1S STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. Teloohore 9^1 I DAN'T/I.KTJ HRO<i. I shoe repair shop 2379 Gervai* St. Colombia. S4 C. Price* Reasonable nviaible Half SoTlng a Specialty Work CaTled For and l>?!l?erad I CHARLIE ALLISON Florist _ Flowers For Every Occasion PHONE 9398 4^2#2-H*r#en St. Colombia? MADAM PETER'S HAW GROWER For Diseased Scalp ? Glres Ufa and Beatify. RRS1 flROWER? Apply once a weak?Brteo Me. 1 y00 Blandiny St., Columbia, S. C Count? /Drug Store, Washington Sc. Thomas Drug Store, Tay. . .. lor. and Harden St* : ?r roro Beauty School Located at 2481 Millwood Ava. BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling, Croquinoliing, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching. Man- k tlMhg, ,Ma>saging, rflnd Molding, Anatomy and Electricity. PHONE 5687 A ilhelmm* Cr* Pope, Instructor Anhie. M. Pope. T. Maiena, Ptm, Subscribe For? 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