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> Saturday, September 21, 194ft -Bronze me * . present: PERSONAL MENTION Mr. 1). It. .Stinks. Secretary of the State Colored Ftir is visHing: it) New York. N. Y. and will attend a meeting: in Washington, I). C. lie will return to Columbia September 2.'lld. j Mr. and Mrs. Herman (Hostel I presented their noire .little Miss ?Wtlhchv.inu GotC^a silver bracegj ou Snpt't mhor?IMtli. Llllll' AVilhelmina was-three moiiths old on that date, She is 'the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie F.t rl GofT of 2.'107 I.aurel street. Mrss Maivetlil Jones"; It. .N. bl Roselle. N. J., who is the only colored nurse at the .Bonny Burns hospital, there motored t(, Coining ~~bta accompanied"by- her mother 0 to spend a few days with Mr amUMrs. W. J; Gilliam on Gervais street Miss. Jones received her training at'the Waverly hospital. While in Columbia sh_ made nu ??y friends who have made it very pleasant, for her and her mother while Here. Mrs. Gillie V. Cook, formerly of Columbia, left for Flushing, L. I., N. Y., where she is now residing. After spending two weeks with relatives and friends, she reports an enjoyable stay. Miss Wilhelmiiia Johnson left the city Tuesday jjx.iu. to teach rrt Fort Gaines. Ga. \\ e liope i'oi her a successful school term. Miss lOloise Janerette had as 'her dinner eilest Su'ndav. Ml'S o . ; ' ' Lillu Washington, Pres., of the Columbia District Missionary So erety. Miss Alma A hi'.- has relumed from her vacation, after visltmR relatives and friends, in Richmond ^ Ya. She reports a very enjoya ... ' hie trip. 7? The fouv. attractive daughters of Mr. Fred Jackson of Anderson enroute to Or: ngeburg, to entei in the city for short while this morning. While here they stopped _. at the home of their cousin Mrs , L. E. Roseniond, lid] /Pino . street They are Misses Mildred, Mary Catherine and Hatiie Gertrude They have bright hopes for a very pier sunt school term. CELEBRATES SECOND BIRTHDAY Little Cecelia Yvonne Jamison. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Otto ~ JlvrfitsbTf ce lob rates 1 her second birthday, Wednesday, S-Vpt. lKtli. ^ Sbi- received iuidh'I'iii!!* k'il'ts. SI NNf SIDK SOC'IA I- CM It Tin.- club hidtl its weekly meet inlc at the'koine of Mr. and Mrs. John Menry Howe,. 2512 Greer street. Tuesday niuht, S-'pt. 17 The house was called to order b.\ the ehaplain, Mrs. Florence \Vi' son. Our devotion was carried out v as usual. The house was opene< for business. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted Old and new business' wi s discuss hh ny tne cum?u-e-Ave.ro guui to have Miss Eva Moultrie of Wal terboro visiting us, who is no s attending Alien University. She is the daughter of Mrs. Carolyn Moultrie. We adjourned to meet at the Inline of Mrs. Florine Wilson, o-lfR Mil wood Avenue. The hostess served potato salad, foiled ham s*'ltines, cookies and lemonade.. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB -The club held its weekly meet-" int? at the home of Mrs. John Bishop. 1012 1-2 College St. The . ? meeting was c? lied to order by Miss Marie Portlock, 'acting1 chap a. pain,?Our devotions?Avt-rc?enrrteo out a? jusual. After which thi presidetii trok charge. The min utes of the last meeting were re reived and approved. New and unfinished business . was discussed by the club. The roll was called; 10 members present. The fnext meeting will be at the home of Mr. A. P. Williams, 1808 Wash**' inirton Dismissed by 'Mm. Halt tie Johnson. The club wes served a delightful repast. MRS. FRED WALLACE RETURNS TO COLUMBIA l_. Mr^ Jfrod- Wallace of 2415 Mill* ' wood aventre has returned from Detroit, Mich., where she visiteo * her sister an<l brother Mrs. Ma , mie Cloddy and Mr. James Har d.v. While away, Mrs. Wallace relatives and friends spent Labor Day 11 Joe Louis' ranch in Eurf' gpn, Michigan. Before returning "south, Mrs. Wallace spent a few days in Windsor, Canada, as the gi^cst of Mr. nnd '.Mrs. James ??rn ; ~ -Jfcju V..... < .. .. i . &.J. . .V . " Interr Greene. Enroute to Columbia she paid a brief visit to her cou sin, Mrs. Willie Samuel in Tole do! Ohio. She returned to th< eitv September 6th and reporter a most enjoyable vacation, THE Y. r.-jS. T. CLUB The club met at the home o Mrs H. 1} Butler called to orde by the president. Sony, "Got / Home"; prayer by the chaplain song, "Bread of Heaven"; scrip ture read ~by Delphine - Myers song; "I Know It Was His Blood' Kolj call each -member answering rhe minutes of the last meetini 'were read received and adoptee The next meeting will be at th -hrTTTrr?OT Miss Delphine '.M'yeri 1606 Gregg St. VETERANS HOSPITAL Another wonderful program rendered on 2nd Sunday afternoo Sept. 8th, by Mrs. .Julia Gleni who lpis worked so faithfully inl the fourth, yeaiy sponsoring prt [ grams every second Sunday < w?ach month for" these men. wh i re unable to enjoy regular ehurc services as we?tie;?' On the program for the aftei noon was as follows: Miss Matti Bowman, Little Bette Jean Cool !Mrs. Mellie Croft, Mrs. Hanna Cook, Miss Murry, Mrs. Mai Jane . Darby, Rev. E. M. Keit Mrs. Julia Glenn. The songs an prayers and short talks were ei joyed very 'much. Then Mrs. Glen asked the veterans to exprei themselves in their own way. \\ had an old time experience mee ing for awhile, which all enjoye I want to thank all the frier for goinr out with us. v Plea; come and go again. You am'a wavs, wi'li'iimc ?a? MRS. Jl'LIA GLENN, Sponsi MRS. KRMANESE BOLTON Organistt. IT'ESI) AY EVENING SOCIAL CUB The (Tub held their week 'meeting Tuesday evening Sept. at tlie home of Mrs. K; theri Warley, 2121 Gervais St. T meeting was called t0 order 1 th/> ili'oaidimt Mrs gnthori Warley. Devotions were led I on ih?i|)lain "Mrs. Gertrude Tm der. -The house was opened f old and new business. We are iri ifijr a bus ride on the 30th Sept. at Dunbar Lake. *Come i all the clubs and friends, let's g The minutes were read i nd adoj ed. The roll was called. ,Ea nieinber responded with dues ai , Bible verse. The meeting: a journed to meet at the home Mrs. Sophie' Lurie, 020 Pine i We had a grand tl.ne villi Mi Warley, our ^president. We ho i.i will?entertain ns again soo The hostess served cocktails, ha sandwiches and rot st pecans ai hot coffee. ? ? ? BLOCK PARTY 1 ABO Block Oak Street Mondafr eveningf Sept. 23, 191 7:30 to 10:30 P. M. licrejit of Nursery School f L'nderpri vileged children. Admission 1 Til K ROSE SOCIAL CLUB The 'club met Tuesday eveni at half a5ter 8 o'clock, at t home of Mrs. Lottie Esaw, 27 Millwood Ave. The president, Mi Ethel Gibson presided over t meeting, which was opened by song .and prayer led by Mr. Ji Gibson. "'AfjUj- which the r< was called and minutes of t meeting were read by the seci tary, Mrs. Hermenia Spigni There was discussion of old al new business.; Wo were glad have one new member .Mr. Mei verer Weston, who wts welcom into the club. The club adjourn to meet next Tuesday at the hoi of M:ss Margaret Goodwin 21 Gervnis street. During the intt ^mission refreshments were set ed. - ' THE HIGH HATTERS S.AV.I* i vn Con t i oi T * I? 1/ / V-1 ;\ is v l;v i# ; We held our lastHneeting at t home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gi son, 1102 House /St., Sept. 161 The house was called to order I Mr. William . Johnsorv. The- dev Turns conducted by Mrs. Your! Prayer by Mrs. Gibson. After tl minutes were retd and adoptt .. The roll was called, response w brief. The house was in order f business: Old and new busirte was discussed. The club plann a si'ver tea to be given at ttl home of Mr. and W *s Lonh Young.. .Sunday,. Sept. 22. at 23 -Oervais-street. Wcrirre invitlr our friends to he with us. We w be very glad to have as many , possibly ct n to attend. Next meeting Monday nigl Sept. 23, at 2310 Gervais' St. _ WtVERI.Y SILVER JT~ STAR CLUB The club was delightfully e tertained by Miss Ertha Dei Hart Stark street. The devotioi carrjed out in the usual way. Bq iness was discussed. We wish thank our many friends who a tended our last ride of the se son, and truly hope that they ei Joyed themselves. The meetir rational I , CELEBRATES FIFTH BIRTHDAY ri i Little Claressa E. Hightower, .4 the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ~a' Hightower of Ridge Spring S. C. wy was filled with smiles Tuesday, Gr f Sept. 10th when her parents in ]ei r vited twelve of her little play ei \ mates to spend two hours with g ' her on herjfifth birthday. hr ?' The hours \yere spent in playing r games of various kind, after which ~ R the children took their places ^ L around a long table eovered with fa ^ u papur tilbllTTlOTh designed witn '* pots of flowers, above each was *y written "Happy Birthday," regul- ^ ar birthday plates and napkins were used. In the center of the ^ ^ table was a vase consisting-lol" n five beautiful pink roses "and a o beautiful cake of five layers (re ^ ) presenting?five years covered c" )l with white icing, upon which was ev 10 found five blue candles in pink bo candle holders?The candles were -hi r blown out as the group sang gr |0 "Happy Birthday to You." Fables w, It^-made of pink paper that carried SI ih each child's fortune on the inside or ^ Were given. The color scheme was eo rvinLr nnrl nr ic 1 7 i. - . .te A course ol vanilla ice cream Sv and cake was served. \> Those present were: little Wil- ... t- liam Dennis and Hackee Brooks. d Barbara and Win. Owens-. Broad- 1 nax, Billie and -vJames Harris 5c Cl<;o Meritt, Daisy Mao Dorns m Sara Gorli v; Edmr- Barnes Hon. in 7 ored guests were Misses Rosa Bell M r>j Broadnax, Anme" Mae iDorns and M Anni * Willie Harris. in G; ^ * - J,, The Busy Ladies w T ly_ . I e\ 17 One of the loveliest and most sa enjoyuble . affairs of the season was that givsnrtiy the Busy La- l> uV dies Social Club at the Coninuini | A b\ 1 ty Center. Ha"Ttnn pw!??ik if" streets, on last Monday night, I vi September 9th. The night was A glorious, and at 9 o'clock, the on guests began arriving. th :o t?1 >t- On entering the door the guests *sc ch were warmly welcomed by a huge ^ Y display light, thru which the.^j Jjj words, "THE BUSY LADIES J WELCOME YOU" shown bright M -s. ly. Tlvo lights in the auditorium | ^1 PC Wt^-p Him ;ill.l .lr.pr.rl in Mm Plnli^ ^ 1,1 colors, Gold, and Purple and the <?j in ? n(1 contrast, made the "WELCOME" sign very attractive. The entire ! auditorium was beautifully decorated in the Club colors. Our pros ^Tdent Mrs. Hersha Pope - called j, 0 the members together and madt Gj very short and timely remarks, y ?1' Each member"Avore the Club col y ors and received a big Hand when assembled around the president. ^ Hersha Pope was lovely in hei iiq pale blue with matching accesor ^ he ies and accompanied by her hus band. Maree Portlock was very OI rs t nrottrrv in blue and nink and nc. ^ "a complied by Joe Graham. Dor ini othy Hayes .was simply beautiful j,> in white net over satin and aecompanied by Buster "Weathers. 21 Annie May Manigault was most lii attractive in two tone blue and to accompanied by Joseph Boulware. Leola Robinson was as n CO ei> pretty as usual in changeable sa- V no tin and accompanied by her hus tl 25 band. Hester Coleman wone white b >r net and looked gorgeous aceora tt ^ panied by Bill Givens; Lizzie Dantzler wus .outstanding i n s< JG green net ove^ satin and accom tl panied by Mose I>aney; Louise ^ Oree wore rose taffeta with beau pi h | tiful accessories and was accom e( th I panied bv her husband: Gertrurio 1: by Handera was beautiful in blue r and silver accompanied by her hi ^ husband; Evangeline Ferguson .,1 wore white and looked very love- r an ly and graciously escorted by hei r 01 husband and petite Bessie Lee Satcht?H was ravishing in all pink. s? During the entire evening tho ,q Club served refreshments, mints sandwiches. Each Busy Lady ill brought two couples, who along ni BS with the Regular Fellows, the Ca . valierk and their gueBts .made a it very lovely picture. Each lady ai present was beautifully dressed so and properly ?scorted. The music M was swell and at 1:30 the truest* C reluctantly departed expressing ot ^ "THANKS" to the BUSY LA llH DIES for a lovely evening. M M to was adjourned to meet at the M t- home of Mrs. Inez Hawkins. The i- hostess served a delicious courre M n- of slaw, potato salad, hot rolls M and flsh. m THE PALMElTO LEADER iweethe riffin-Hiller Marage Solemnized Tn- Thursday, September 12th, ^ marriage of general interest ag ,s that of Mi9s Geneva Hildred hi iffin to Mr. Wendell Earl Hijb bf Columbia, which was sol mnized (Thursday afternoon at .si, o'clock, at the home of the of ide's paivnts, the Rev." F. D eher, officiating. ^ The?living room was beautifut?jp decorated with ferns, gladioli, ni lms and a candle arclv-Preeed <>' g- the 'march of the bridal par ~ , Miss Thelma Gray, cousin of ,q e bride sang, "I Love You TruMrs. Catherine Ward was at te e piano. The bridal party en- p red 10 the strains of the wed- ^ ng march. The maid of honor, jyj iss -Inez Meadows was very ec arming in a~~blue shirred crepe SI ening gown, carrying a white ^ iiiouet of edadioli and fern. The . - -- ? DI ide?entered- on the arm?of her -gnndfather, Mr. Johnnie C. Cald w ell, who gave her in marriage 8\ le was lovely in a white shirred epe evening gown, carrying- a ^ rsage of beautiful white asters w id fern. She was met in the cen- SI r of the room by the bride m oom, with his best man, Mr ^ meat Lewis, where the Rev. F er , Dreher spoke words that made or is young couple one. SE Immediately following the cereony, a reception was held. The wena?received by Miss argaret Washington and Mrs,, ei attie E. Mosely. Those receiV g gifts were Mrs. Mary Lee rQham and Misses Maryetta Bur ]yj ss and Huttie Mae Counts, in hich were many and beautiful 1,1 he bride's mother wore a pinl< ^ r'ening dress with a white cor ^ ige. |,] Ice cream and cake were served al y Mudames Marietta Wilson j1' my Legions, Montez Bethea, Le j i-Moore-,-Jessie-Mae Dainols, Vi _\[ an Griffin, Lorraine Daniels and M nnie Bell Hiller. < ' Mrs. Carrie Ruff had charge of ar c bride's register. Out of town w nests were Mr. and Mrs.' Simp- ^ m Smith, Spartanburg. Mr. Mad- ct on Morrison, New York and Mrs ei ^attie Mosely, Richmond, Va. Mrs. Hiller is the daughter, of 11 rs. Janie Mayers. For the past ni iree winters she has taught in w ynor, S. C. Mr. Hiller is the sun [.Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hiller. ' G ' n CHARLESTON, sA. k Miss-Loraine E. Moultrie R. N., isper street returned to her post [ duty after vacationing in New ork City, East White PJafns, -N ^ '. and New Rochelle, N. Y. Miss w [oultrie also visited Port Chester, B '. Y., Mamaroneck, N'. Y., Brook * } m, N. Y., New Haven, Conn., The J ii ' ' fi ew York World's Fair and was (j, onored guest o the counters club v a its annual fishing outing, Long C sland Sound, N. Y. MMANUEL Xi >1. E. CHt'RCH ^ Rev. F. I). Dreher. Pastor P n Sunday school was opened at ^ [) A. M. with the supt. Mr. M. B * Williams and his co-workers at v leir post of duty. The lesson was f eautifully 'taught and very in- s ?rpat.imr Rev. Dreher preached1 a noble ?rnion, it was very beautiful to b le young people. o At 8 P. M. the pastor aeconv anied by Rev. McCarkle ascend 1 the rostum, after the local pre minaries the pastor presented rev. McCarkle, who brought to is hearers a wonderful message. The sick sisters are sister Rosa rown, and sister Washington. J 1 a i vmci uaiuwcn uiipruveu, w rother Wise and others are' the ' w trae. t( Mrs. Mattie Mosely was among t le visitors. . - b Mrs. Mattie Mosely of (Richond, Va. is visiting relatives and iends. j, Misses Eliza McMillian, Willia u id Willie Dixon, Sarah Thomp- h in left Monday for State College, ^ iss Thelma Gray left for Clenton ollege. We hope for them and .4 hers much success. J Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry Murles, 0 r. Calvin Murles, Mrs. Sallie E. q cCool attended the funeral of r. Marcellous. Gilliam, uncle of ti V. Murles, in Clenton Sunday, r. Gilliam was killed by ?n auto- ^ obile Thursday. ^ arts ry AMI LTON-SCMTHR ARR1ACE Miss Matilda Lucile became the 1 ide of Josh Sumter. The marrire took place at the home of th< 1 "ide's mother, 2540 Cherry sft. ' ie Rev. S. S. Youngblood per- , rmed the ceremony, which was ipecially written for the occa- j on, in the presence of a group relatives and friends. Vases of cut Howefs.-h) Autumn iades were used extensiveh iroughout the reception hall, liv- ' g and dining room. Across thu lantle were palms and baskets ' pink dahlias.. JTho guests wire fleeted BT~ iss Alberta Sumter and Mrs dessa Suber. A program of music was presend by Mr. A. Johnson. Mrs. H.. , . Vowell sang "I Love You TreeMrs. S. S. Youngblood played le traditional wedding march , [rs. English Weston sang "Be , iuse" an<L "I Love You Truly-' ie Was accompanied by Mjs ' ayrtie Summers. ( he matron of honor, sister of the ide. Mrs. Lillian Hunter, wore j beautiful gown of pink chiffon j ith fitted waist and short puft ( eeves, also a shoulder corsair e ol nk rose buds. The bride entered with her morer;?Mrs. C. A. Hamilton by hom she wts given in marriage, tie was never lovlier than th,en hen wedding gown of ice pink . itin with sweetheart neckline, lort puff sleeves and a full skirt f iding with a long train. Het lly flower wgs a shoulder oor. 1 tge of pale pink rosebuds and trns. The groom had for his best man Ir. .Johnny Suber. Mrs Hamilton, the bnde's ninth was attired in a gr an of bli ck J ce with a corsage of America! eauty red rosebuds. Immediately after the ceremony , ts. Hamilton entertained at ar [formal reception for the largo ' owd attending the marriage. ' In the gift room were Miss 1 h nche Jackson and Mrs. Julia J Food bury. Mrs. Florence Brooks 1 resided over the refreshments 1 so Mrs. Mattie Brown. Mrs. Lilin Holmes and Mrs. Odessa Su 1 r. and serving white and pink 1 e cream and white ice cakejwere ' rs. Leola Hamilton, Mrs. Rosa ' yers, Lucile Jenkins, 'Miss Chris 1 na Reeves, Miss Alberta Sumtei < id Mrs Annie Bull. In the dining room the table * as adorned with a berutiful emossed double tiered wedding ] ike White eundles were used on ' leh side of the cake. The presents were many and ' seful. Before the HamiItcrfn-Sumter j I arriage, a miscellaneous snowei i as given for the bride and groom I > Mrs. Sallie .Mae Knigbts^ Mrs. ' ' oorgie Edwards and Miss Chris- ' < lie Reeves. A kitchen shower was > Iso given by . Mrs. Lucile Jen- |' ins. . * J ^VALHALLA NEWS j WalhalU Junioi High schooi j pened its doors September 3rd, , ith the followine faculty: Mr. L. . Moore, Jr., of Rock Hill, prin- j pal. He is a graduate of Claf- : n college, Orangeburg and B.S ( ,om A. and T. "College, Greens oro, N. C. Miss Thomasina Kerin, U.S. in Home Economics, S. ( . State College, Orangeburg; Mrs ; I'illie Mae Pearson Grant, Allen 'niversity, Columbia, 6-7 grades Irs. Fri nces M. Whitner, Beneict College, Columbia, 4-5 grades, liss Claru Mae Grant, Claflin Col ge, 1-3 grades. Quite a number enrolled and tho atrorts^were"Ttut and promised to lake this a better school. Prof loore promises to endeavor to do II in his power to make the school ear a success. Plans ere underlay already for a lunch room and roe lunches. Also a playground upervisor. The Home Economics lepartment is busy canning fruits nd vegetables.The teachers of the grades have ogun a four months' activity unit n Homes: TTIt-cf arodft. Dl H'c Mother' * ?i ~ V . -;? " * - lome. Second grade: Birds Homes. Third grade: Indian Homes _ Fourth grade: Eskimo Homes. Fifth grade: Japanese Homes. Sixth grade: American Homes. Seventh grade: American Homes The community was grieved ver the death of -M iss Mary I x>uise Moody, class of '39. She .'as funeralized Wednesday. Sep- 1 ember 4, at the Flat Rock Bapist church where she was a memer. ? , The Community Chest club < ave a picnic in "Mid-way" f3ep- J ember 6. Everyone seems- to i ave enjoyed the feast. The fac J ltv of the school also Mrs. Char- i ?se Peridarvis Scheflfield, Orange, urg, S. C. were guests. An old ashioned fish fry was enjoyed. Visitors in the home of Mrs ilioe James and Mrs. Bessie J oneR were Mr. D. C. James, Jr. f Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs rerle Scheflfield, State College rangeborg, S. C. Miss Amanda Williams have re jrned from Chicago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Triemmier. Jhattanooga, Tenp., were t> nests of Mrs. Petrthah Grant on is y f ' ofZZtS THM sep tlmov a11 bal't. ch 1'iuh W e are engaged in one of the greatest revivals of. the season t h e conducting minister i s :he Rev. Kemper of Columbus/ O oustor of Good Saamaritan Rapt L'burcK there. He spoke Suhda, oi-ning from this then Man at the Well ami another of his sermons was On a Drive for God The choirs of the city hi ve cooperated with us very fine and ot> Tuesday they held their Union with us, the finance for the firs" week was very near $100.00. We thank all who helped L. sup tort this meeting. bkxn kttsVille news I.ahor Day was well spent in Marlbor0 county. Quite a few of he friends in the North spent the LVgek.end home. ? The Masonic Lodge of Bennetts /ill*' surprised the friends with a <well Labor Day social* on Market street. Hundreds of people ?wit tessed the affair which was vert ntertaining. Miss Anna Mae Stephens ir rived home Friday morning. Sinleft Saturday for Cheraw when ihe will take up her school work is Home Economic teacher at he r,Atill??r inut itiHn Miss Ruth Blue left Wednesday for* another school term in the I.anford Training message. Misses Alberta arid I.eathia Holmes .arrived home for another school term of work. Mis? Dorothy Reese, Miss Klizibeth Thonuis and M-cs. Juanettrr Loweston left for their regular school term. Rev. Powe and family of Florida; Rev. Barnes of Florisia and Rev. H! M7~Tohy oT North. j^jiro lina worshipped with Rev. A. J Wright and his members the thiro Sunday. The Rev. G. W. Robins'on of. DPT" VIoine, Iowa was in the city over the week end visiting his sistei ind brother, Dei con N. Robinson and family and '.Mrs. P K, M.Collum. He delivered the morn :ng message at Shiloh which was enjoyed. The service at fia'w Mill chureh is very interesting. the Pastor Rev. K. M. Booker has just return ?d from a meeting of tin- .'ltd Rerlon of the SiYA at Atlanta L'niv Dr. I>. M. Tobin visited Saw Mill ihurch. Sunday morning Dr Prince Reed, president of the Bap ;ist State Convention of Georgia preached. The evening's sermon' vas by Rev. G. W. Robinson. He* s a member of Saw Mill church Mr. Robert Frazier has return ;d after spending three weeks in Washington, ft- C., with his sis' ters. - , Prof, arid Mrs. Arthur Sanders spent the week end home from (Swansea where they are teaching his term. Prof. Robert Butler spent tie iveek end here guest of Mr. and VFrs. E. L. Johnakin. Mrs. Bryant and daughter spent the week end home from- N:?FJVfiss Ellerstein MeCollum left :o enter Benedict college. '.Misses Clemmie and .I.illian IVvis are home after spejidinir a .vhile in NYC. Mr. Leroy Fair of Benedict c-ol lege: Miss Nannie Deus of Cheraw; Miss Reed of Georgia were the week end geusts of Miss A Prince. Is Rev. Bryant preached the home :oming sermon at Bethesda Bapt Society Hill. Mr. .J. B. Drake made Very interesting remarks. Mrs. .Morns insirxiexor ax Ion Univ.. and Miss Francis Morris. teacher in the New Rruoklatnl school left Satuuiay morning. f"i their respective positions. Mr. !; nd Mrs. E. 1.. Juhnnkin Mr. and'"Mrs. T. L. Johtxakin. Mrs N. Loston and the reporter ir.adt a pop visit to Columbia over tin week end. Mr. and Mrs. T. I.. Johnakiti Mrs. Willie Townsond?e-nd?child ren of Philadelphia. Pa., returned Wednesday after spending a few days home - with relatives ami friends. * Mrs. C'assie Cunningham i ml son John Jr., of Florida returned home after spending a few weekwith parents Mr. .and Mrs. I, McKay and family. ** Mrs. Isabella Pearson, has aceep ted a position to toaeh in the high school at?Miami, fhr? She 1 ef~ Txiesdi y morning. Mrs. Eliza Cox spent a lovely time in Rock Hill attending a special meeting and the opening e Clinton college, Wednesday. Mr. Crump, a steward at Zmn a? .m. k. l. cnurch died suddeim at his home. Funeral service w:? held Sunday evening at the ehure! Our sick friends: Mrs. l.ilhe L EEVY'S FUNERAL HOMI Undertaking And Embalm ?SLOr. AN? : LOWER PRICE! AMBl'I.AMK SKK\ l( , "As Near As Your Nearrxt l'h< > Rutesburg and Ridgeway. S. I 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLUMl I PHONE 9276 P?Sfe .Five " VNSHIP AUD?? HDAY NITE TIMBER 27th ' Mrs." Sulla- li'jpv, Miy liariVfl i Mrs. A i ik'ii.'i l-i'.bi i ls, , Mr. I'. Sn.t'ji "1 V. i? hoinu . visit in>r jii.'Vt li'-r Mi ?. .VS. Smith ' ami family. Tl < y uvm ti.r liuu>?-, , v .!< ! S . !; \ r.-I.M! let f \ it l?*'n| III WKs . M.!'. In:-.;!;. i,l M.!. Vi-m/,, .Jii.'iii I sot: v. \t, tl.iviii, t many ' Iri'-mi- ; , y . |. j <il i*\ u-1? " ._j '<> au'tiiA1 ' nv.ruij hi-, i iii.i. \ >i i <ni urn ' .IMTT*T??^TV c v . , MIIm/O! u-: - . * . ,, . r'i i" " i-' K?n? jt. ilVOJ < . . . , . *? t. I' > < ! Ji.uli I I > ? I l M* : T~:n~" 1 thr~~ ~ .< II A oil Jll -l" ' " ' . \iliv.. 1 ' iiion,!.." - .! .'ill,t "This 1 K'*,,Vk : :t v !u i?. ... iU-:, .'At ' ' " ! i'hlot. ? J"14" i, ,fi : . I o brixK -i "-''iii..-. J i.f !/ri?r< ~ ,_LUiilLU?v.i..:.- '-1- pii.li nlUit*.. ?? y,t> ' li ft J Ulll 'i* * : * . i I. v. i.'jcfi w ill 1-v.)>y>v\ux. ' ;'IM : ^? K y i Ml OAiOAlD AIK-C0NDIT10NKB, ISCMllfO-fSAT COACHSS ~ OOOI, OLIAR COMFO 1TAB Lt One way from lt.lun.Liu Klchmona ? t 5.40 W?ahinifton 7,8k Philadelphia ... lU.Oii New York 1 l.Sa Boston (via F1?- iJ Gate ? Bridge 17.do Pittsburgh 13.40 Bullalo .. 16.10 St. Petersburg 6.85 Tampa ... &.3U Miami?. ? : : 10.00 W. Palm Beach ? JaeksCTirtllc __ 11* J. L. CaxUr. L>U A Room No. 1 Arcade Bldg. Colombia, 8. C. ? Telephone 3*11 ?MtT "PROFKSSIONAL (WRT)S _I)R. II. H. COOPER pi n i is:r Special Attention (iiven 1<> 1>Uof tlu* Ciinw (told Crown and Bridge \N oik A Sp?-<-ialt > \ Qttice Phone tH2lt Res S-'6? 111?T? W'a^hinftton St.. Cola.. S. 1". Office Hour-: Telephones: s :Mu \A1 |., m p.M Office B08.1 . -* . Residence 887H ?^4)r. I). K. Jenkins pkntisl Filling's. Plates Crowns, Bridges, Anesthesia a Specialty DR. .1. STUART Kve. Mar. \o>- and Tit rout li.aSM'S rittM A curately Office Hours Telephones lit A.M. to 2 P .M. Res 4692 4 P.M. t.- 6 P.M. Office 3T9C . _ Oflioe ? R^PTlteTTCc 203u Tayloj St.. 1 *. 17 Pine St RKV. J. 11. JOHNSON NOTAIU rini.ic Office 2029 Marion Street - DeaJer?m t<enf1 Fstrrte, perforni Marriaye Ceremonies, writes Willy I Deeds.. Mortuaifes. Claims, etc. t all to See Htm Office Phone 910'; Res 6799 I. S. I.eevy. Manager \