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y" "IT". Saturday, October 19, 1940PERSON -ALj| I MENTION-O^X-K-M-^W-X-'W-XS-M^W-!"^ fi Miss Edna Williams of N. Y. ^ City is home with parents, Mr, M and Mis. (Mack Williams. ^ in Mrs. Julia E. Breeland, Presi- w dent and founder of .the Breelands ^JSchool of Beauty -Culture,of Or- ~t ang/eburg, was in the city Tuesday, with a number of her stu- "" dents and graduates, attending fi the State Board' ami observing nt the practical work in the Beauty m Shops of Columbia. Mrs. Breeland and a group of the girls, visited Mrs. Annie Belle Evans, the ei State President of ', the ) Colored y< Beauticians of South - Carolina, hi who is ill at her home on E. Oercais street. The visit of the group brought nu.eii cheer to Mrs. Ev- ^ ans. ancf she is improving ramdlv jf E Miss Ellen Johnsoii of 1724 7] Wheat street announces the open* ing of her kindergarten. Children from !) years to five years old 0V0 admitted. Prices reasonable. c - a] ItlKTll ANNOUNCEMENT :>] Mr. aiul Mis. J. Frederick Sim- ti mons of Charleston, *S. C., an- pi nounee the. birth of a new baby. al Gwendolyn Annette, weight 7 1-2 0' lbs., Saturday^jSeptcmber 14, 1940 Mother and baby are doing nicely, jp DANCE AT THE COMMUNITY S CENTER There will be a Hardest dtnce at 0 the Community Center, Monday a nite, October 21, 1940, 8 P. M. 3| A good time is promised all whc ? - attend. All of your, friends and class mates will be there dancing NV to sweet captivating musTc so come S Ull UU nil. mimiHSUlp l^r* wen 8 chaperoned. a Y. P. S. T. MEETS w P The Y. P. S. T. Club met at the home of Mrs. Ross. The meeting J was ci lied to order by the presi- p - dent. Song, "Swing low sweet chan , ot," prayer by the club, minutes of the laot meeting was read, re" eeived and adopted, sqng, "Remeni' . ber me," scripture read by the * president, song, "What a wondei in the sun," roll, call each member answering. . n . .The club welcomed Mrs. Jannie A Sims back home from North Caro- j lin? visiting relatives and friends .. and als0 gaining her strength back from an illness. . ? The neYt meeting will be at the V home of Mrs. Watts. i\ HIGH HATTERS SOCIAL CLUB ' We held our weekly meeting at ., the home of Mr. and Mrs. Young on 2310 Gervais strefet. The ^ house was or lied to order by the president. Devotional wa^ conducted by Mrs. Young. The min uies 01 me last meeting were reau n and approved. The roll was called, the response was brref. The^president then to~olc~char?e and called for old and pew buai- A ness which was discussed brief y ly. We hpve completed plans for our dance and are now inviting the various clubs and our friends are t] invited to come over to the Chau- ^ feurs clubhouse on Tuesday nite, b October 22^. and awing with thu fetter time than we ever did before. Dop't forget this date% II you attend one of our alfi.irs,>we ' are quite sure you will come a- Is i gain. 15c single.; 25c couple. w We had a lovely meeting and q !our members turned out nicely. Mrs. Gibson is ill; we are hoping; for her a speedy reedvery. Our next meeting will be Mon- a day night, October 21 at??Mrs g ? Thorn, 25-28 Youman street. q _MRS. MANCELL HALL |J ENTERTAINS FOR MRS. SARAH NELSON AT SUKPRISE E ' PARTY IN NEW Y?QIiK CITY ' 11 ? " , E 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mancell Hall, Sr. ^ * of New York City were hosts in a surprise party to a group ot t! their fri^hds, in honor of Mrs 'i Sarah Nelson, of Columbia, S.^C. tl t>n Tuesday night, October 8 at, q their home, 263-W. 122nd street. v Mrs. Nelson was here for two . weeks on her vacation. While ' here she visited the World's Fair, 0 Savoy Ballroom, Apollo Theatre, c Radio City, culminating in the p party in her honor. The hosts r seized a palatial dinner -including all the trimmings. Those attending the party were: " Mr. hnd Mrs. Mancell Hall, Sr.; c< Mr. Mancell Hall, Jr., Mr. William Hall, Mr. James Felton, Mrs. Hen q rietta Giles, Miss Olivera Giles. Miss Vestill McGill, Mrs. Mary Boulware, Mr. Thomas Smith, Mi ^ Roca Meeks, Mr. Harold {Joyce, ei Miss Lillian Robinson, Mr. Ray b mond Robinson, Mr. Jasper Sto \ "Aether, Miss Elouise Hines, Miss g Oeline Lumpkin, Mr. Robert Muk >erson. __ LES COQUETTES The Ives Coquettes Social Club met at the home of Mrs. Willie ^ Edwards 221 Bull street, Tuesday njght, Oct. 16th, at 7:30. Mrs. Ed- fl wards presented a short program, ? , after which the president took t charge. The minutes were read j and approved. Old and new huslr ness was discussed. Many helpful plans were offered for the future. The adcrstary called the roll w . > W t ] were present. Wo welcomed n ;w mender, Miss* Ilila Brown. fter a del icioiia repast we ? iumed to meet at. the home of iss. Bet nell Miller, 211 Clarion. . ri i.n r; ci.yn M>TI s; XT The Culture Club met '.'it its j rst fall meeting Friday, Septem- ' L*r 27 at the home of .Mis. IN ail lance. Business pertaining to tlx all Festival to be held at Withison Home Satiirdhv, Oetxhei 12 i?s discussed. Mrs. Doris Creoiie, president_.uL io Culture Cli b, wjis hostess at le October 11th meeting. Reportom the ways and means and tlx nnimitiiif? committees were Ix-am Irs, Marian Paul reporting for th. ays and means eonfmittee eff red the following projects for :h" ear's work with ladies who v Bead the various projects: t rrl e> lffle, H. Reese arid 1.. Sinnniivs' ial raffle. .X~. M. tyj^kson; colond party, M. Raiford and A vans; play.' drnmatie commi11<-e: 3wer sale. M Paul and 4. C:ui er. and block party, A. C.'JRau nnrdner.?Mrs.?Y-.?I'umpcv was c' cted to serve as club secretary rid Mrs. M. Smith as tire direetoi f tiie Junior Federated group" of clunibia. The club voted to eon ibute the sum of'$100.00 as it:, rare at the Fall Harvest Fesl.'val t Wilkinson Home Saturday. Oct bor 12. K1KMM.Y FOURTEEN OCIAL CLUB The club met Thursday night ictober 10 in its regular meeting t the usual hour, at 1222 Gate treet, the home of Mr. and Mrs . C. Coleman. A grand meeting as held. A silver tea was given unday October 13 and- an enjoyble time was had. We apprecite our many friends coining out 'ith us ind taking ? part on the rogram. A fish fry will he given Saturay night at the home of the vice resident 008 Senate street. Our riends are cordially invited. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Afulrew Epps anouncc the brth of u new baby, tndrew, Jr., born September 17, 040 weighing s^'en pounds four nd one half ounces. Mother and on are doing nicely at home, 261 Vest I37h street, New York City Irs. Fpps is the daughter of Mrs ames Veal. :eception is held for i ARCARET FRANCES BARR By Julia Braxton dark Brooklyn, N. Y.?One of the rretticst affairs of the season .'as the wedding reception given i honor of the marriage 01 MisT iargaret Frances Barr and Mr. V'illiam Shaw on Saturday evenig, October 6, 1940, at the palaial home of her parents, Mr. and lrs. l. c. Kobinson, ?t> Bainridge street, BrookLyn, N. Y. Mis$ Barr was married here ut he Rosary church, July .TT^ 19-1U o William Shaw son of the late lev. and Mrs.' Wesley Shuw u1 lorth Carolina. The ceremony as performed hy Father James !onerty. The reception was of interest o society throughout the East nd South, both bride and brideroom having connections in the larolinas and in and around New fork. The bride is the attracive daughter of the Mrs. Camillo larr Kobinson and of the late Erest Barr. Mr. Shaw is of Irooklyn's popular young men. Mrs. Shaw was never more beau iful as she stood in the receiving ne with her husband greeting rrkiouiu in u huliv KliwJ ti??t ' ? *>V4^0V0 ... ~ ~-|-W ..^V, uamt style wearing a cqtsfege of /hite roBes and babies 'oreadth. liss Kugenia Barr, younger and nly sister of the bride was very hurmingly gowned in a delicate ink ti fTeta with a corsage of tea oses. Mrs. Camille Robinson ias lovely with her usual-smile i a dark blue taffeta wearing e orsage of orchids. Many guests from New York ity, Bronx, Jamaica, Corona, Jer ey City and adjacent cities atsnded the reception. The bride's ake was a four decker cake made y Mrs. George Cuffee, sister ot Irs. Shaw. The gifts were hand ome and numerous. The coupb 'ill reside at 86 Bainbridge St. L' AM A V SI ANT CI.l'B The club met at the home of liss Rosa Kimball, 2627 Marshall treet Tuesday evening, Octobei ? r\ a /\ rr\l a.1 _ 11 ^ J t lulu. i ne iiiet'uiiK was jrtiiieu o order by the President, Miss Jthel Robinson. Devotions were ondiicted in tho usual manner "he minutes of the last meeting 'ere read and approved. The roll " , 1 \ . B^^^H'.Mf;-'iiffig?^*"!' " ijw *?? : '-:?%'* MP K : ^ v :.; ^ ?& >> / ;': > I : V " ' ' .., ' t ' ^ _ . uur young artlsta get a cho [thetlc administration of President lArt Center, a unit of the New Yorl constructive, there's less chance f> \vt s called and every member it- i sponded. The house was opined \ for business. \ Last Monday evening the club gave a Mask dance which, was ! given at the ('hautfeurs club. Kv I eryone enjoyed ^theinselves. We adjourneii to meet at the home of Mi'.' Leon Rdwnrds at 1800 Manning Ave. A delicious course was served by the hostess T1IK RADIO SOCIAL CI,I H _ The Kadio Social club held its v regular meeting at the home ot (j Mrs. \\ ess Mangum, 180-1 McDuf- J. He street. The; , mmuto? were t res d by, the secretary. |; The Radio Social club i; giving a Hallowe'en dance on, October 81st and ttT are ui\u:np the pub- ^ lie to he with lis. Aliisrc will In- v furnished by Mr., A! Hu.-sdl TOO.MLICSTMMONS .lOlNLD ^ IN IIOLY WKDLOCK - L' On Saturday noon, Septenibci !' -1st.- 10-10. Miss (intrude Tunnel > became the bride of Mr. Kdwnrd J Simmons, both of Charleston! * ? C. The ceremony was performed in Savannah, (jeorgi; . : <1 In the evening Mr. Marion Nell," h brother-in-law of Mrs. Tooniet a and several friends entertained the A gouple at a-privatv party at tile famous Cocoanut (ly.yve in Sa- h vannah, (la. The coitjjio. accom <* ptnieil by Mr. Nell returned t > c C'lia-i 1-lfil mi \di,.|V liny i 1 * i. ,<i 1. ing their home. Mrs. Simmons is a pn.ulai young teacher having taught in Dorchester county ami Summer villc, H. t\, for the j?ast few years Mr. Simmojts is also well-known and have been employed tit -th ; Charles,tot!?X^v.y .Vacui?for wm.. -jeral years. .. GR AN ITKVI l/LK N I'.W S Bethlehem Baptist Church i Rev. R. \V. W inn, Pastor j On Sutuli y all church goers found wending their way to the C1 house <>f worship. At 10 a.m. the ' Sundav^schotfl was conducted by * the Supt., Mrs..Alice Ruber son The lesson was boautd'ully taught * by the various teachers and reviewed b> Prof. R. I.. Nix. Fol- 1 lowing Sunday school vvu were helped by listening to a great set f moil- hy our pastor. His text- was < Hebrew 12.1. subject: Lit us lay J aside i.-verv weit/ht, and the sin J which doth s.r easily besot us. We H also hud as our visitor- for ser- ; vice, Prof. U. I.. Nix of Aiken, i wh? hi principal of the Freedman ' graded school of (Iranitoville. The cornniunity wishes a most progressive year1 for the foHovv- p ing teachers who have left to re- a sume their duties at the various schools: Mesdames Mattie Fair i Marina Miller, Langley Bath, Ivy y Grant, Justine Bettis, Eliza P *> Johnson and I.ucy Robinson, JncK I* sonville-Morris CJranitoville; Clara > Dtavis, Glovervillp and Ruth A. Morris, Williston .Tr. Hi, Willis- '* ton, S. C. ?, Misses Abolle Palmore and Josio p Dinprles, Allendale: Annie Hlockor, MeCormick;? Maprdolene SimpHdris', Sally. Valley Fair Raptist Church I, Rev. R. 11^ Rush. Pastor s Sunday school was very good and met at the usual hour. Deacon A. II., Prlmore, delegate e' to the flssoemtion which convcn t] ed_ at Mt. Sinai repotted Miss Abelle Palmore was dole- P gate from the Sunday school. Mr. and Mm. Shilay ware din- ^ THE P AT.MTTFTO f.EA " - f > - Wmm r lll^ llll ' ! W.: ince to Improve their technique n Roosevelt. Here's a painting els i City WPA.Art Project. By ke ?r things destructive. hi- v"11 ? t- of. Ale. and Mi\ h' \ fit \ C'C ;i lid 'ri-ji inl.dn in/l-.t . i- (I.. elk- liai-rb- on Sunday. . - . Till' Pujol's club Will ;i i'i't j| 1 In- home id' .Mis. Amanda "Ahnev 'in sd. v evcmny. Tn'Ul o'cLnk.. liK'rnki. \ m k. cm la ii Kec. \\ . It. I/. ( lUrki*, Pii*4or j riic Sunday school met at the li-lfulai: hoar with .office tV and1 a*he: ;u ; i i '.. Tjie It . as erv "beautifully taught uu all of In* eh sses, after which Mi 's Mela |.-awrence gave a very timely eV'ie\V of the lesson 'to the ilorght of fill-who heard tl.i same Tile visitors -Wefe numerous in It" of tlh- services. We ale exifii! i f i fi tSTF Tttiil "Vel'-'Ulla Hfltll eito? at all times. I fa pastor delivered two heau-I iiul sermons the past Sabhath. tr~ rfTe morning mf-ssage The .ife of the Apostle P.v.d wf.s iee 1 v poiiraVed~ai)d"at ni-ht the astor eoiupleted the 'eighth in a cries of sermons on The Life of oseph as taken front the hook f (le^osis. All members are urgently re nested to' see 'thc-ir respective .-ttders by Sunday so as to make good showing with the Dollai Ioney collectiion to date. The Sunday School, I.?-ngite, lisn r boa; ils and .both chqyjs are rt.deriug excellent ?i\ict? tp the hurch. r. a.ndkkws \. v. i ? in'He n II 1 liappel'i' Mo I;:i >. Pallor A . i! ?\ <.- .1Sir. . - a hie.1' lay at tin. nh.'ve t .1 church h.t,.h ' - ..in.'fi I"-v?i' the ti.~a.il : > i v. ill, I'rof. J. I; S.aith, Supt tin! U.itcl.i i.~. pM-M /. At 11:3(1 J ta? ?|iu-?i?11 '"tt - l-ii4^?I! -.< !T. The th^nit- wii- Seeing the ! iale." .\t 7:??U I' *.\1. t:.* : . . n .inTTTaM u:. t: I \ ii n!ei iiii i- ... iidtl lint w \ i: h oif^nliinf elili i i!eV. J> L. .t.iihi" i-Vt'-iili!>ir. T.i it jn'its well a\ nuuif i iul lit- i'" eldo. ens paid ip full. Al li i tlif bu'siiu'.'> . i tun 01 the |iiniu-r was Lu M tin- ; i elk-r kt'Oityiii 11> .? .< i wonderful IK'SSaxr. 11 i ^ teXt wit I.ikon from Mill. 2S- I'll.. liK- t wa? 'S?.Appointlita-:/- made with \len.'^ It was indeed i mast^rm cc ; Mil 'Wi'iiJ'11 t ho-tttl'i* en cc. .Ill- l\ ileltUO till' I'll' ; : ,if tin omrc^Prof; J. K N'rrttV-TtlRik- :r ew remarks. Hi- said 'that undo; no leadership ?il tiic pastor the hureh lias beeji great i4\' iiupnoviid ad that m t niily i he nu mbers'but lie 11'ieiuls nl Andiow a anted t< liow hrm how much tiny approei till what lie hii.s ili'ia- and how micli the;,1 eared fur- him as ? riend. Kcpi'i sc-iiiativos t i 11111 dlfforeflT ln.M's 11 n'o came :'..iAaiil and node preaontaiions to the rastor. The classes, leaders, and mount are as follows: >. . Class No, 1, 11. J. Witherspoon 2.58. Class Xo. 2, James Kinloch 3.65; No. 3, Josh Washington. 2.10: No. 5, Joe Jordan, 60c; No.l . Fred (J'reone, $17.55; Xo. 9, J. f. Sn.ith, $7.27; Hoard of Trustees y.00. Total $42.77. Rev, MeClary was almost speech >ss he was So surprised, lie thank d them the bo9t ho eould but omm-ly words just couldn't"FJT" ress how grateful he really was :>r such members and friends. litre's a secret. Rev. MeClary . rntcil a suit but just couldn't ee wherein he would be able to uy one. The members and friends olved thrs problem Jlttr him by iving to I iin the $-12'JJ'7 mention 1 above to do with as he pleasd. The presiding elder made 'the losing1 r< marks. Ho said ho likes astors nr.d their members. " He as long and loud in his praise ) Unr j^istory officers and memers for the great work that has 7 nder tha human* ?nd ar?P*? L in at tha Harlem Commwlty J *plng young mlnda m tfctnga If - ': M been < i <> t < diiri'fiir tin- ? >:i tV year.' 1 Mrs.. M. I.. Benbow, hi*?u ..wi. wile. nceomtiniiitii him. Fi.nutiNt i: m;\\s I. VI. SlukVji; Reporter [ Mi'. .11 > " 11 Whitman afi'l .\li. I Bracy of Columbia were in the 1 city over the week end 'visitiiy Miss Melbur Nee-ion, ai-M Mi> Jessie. Mae Watt, nurse's* at M<I.('oiI In'iriiiaiy. ' r. _>!" ): ?" V. ?> ' ? i.J' more, Mil., was called liome on account of death of hi* brother Mr Collie Sanders. .Mr. 1. S. Jordan a f i liinan at c'laflin was home on account of ih.alh in the fanTi'iy. Ale < auley (). ^ainlcrn died October -1 1th 'after several' months dines*.?XUe Xan^ral held Sunday, October ldth ii lll. Zion M. K. church,'"Mar* Mutl, S, C A brief program was rendered. I?iilug,\ by the pastor of Mt.^Zion Xl Iv church. - Surviving are hi? parents, four sisters and tl.lree brothers, other relatives and a host of friends. ~*JncT<soii and Si;p irleton funeral directors in charge" Mi- Kichard Josc-nli (lied suddenly .October 11th. The . funeral .-.as held Monday, October 14th at Trinity Kt ptrst church. A brief no, oro'i >\c u'tia vani*)r>rAft ! *?11/nrv Kt* J'4 I (?|,1 ** WO * v mi\ 1 v\t. wrj Roe. A. W. Mill. Surviving' 'are his wife, daughters, sons, othet ichiiives aril ,n host of friends lackson and Singheton funeral directors in charge. NEWHERRY NEWS | Mr_ and Mrs. (\ ?M. JiVilsori wliQ me now?residing in Aiken. S. 0., Were the week end guests of theii lelathvs 1 )r and Mrs. .1. E Grant and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gary of Clinton. S. ('.. paid a living vi'it .Sunday to'the hedsicte of Mrs Matilda Johnson on Harris St. they were dehtrhtedtn meet with j_lieit friend. Mrs. J. \\\ Cleland who is with her mother, Othet' guests visiting the same honu wen her sisti r. Mrs. I .la Austin lUrphtAY, Mr. George A list hi and niece. Airs jto^a Austnt?frorn Gold viile, S. C Mis* Florin. Kartell of Summer \ i11?-. w lu'r is u i.-reher in- the MtBethel (iai iiiatiy school, spent the ."week etui with Miss lkiisy Ktiller M i.-s Jamast-nu Thompson ut Cutiiml>ia, S. ( s*. the new |{. E at Klisha hij?h school, * alviii> /t'resh\terian Church l(e\. \. H. Ueasoper. Pastor ThP "Bihle class was opened lo) t'l i- " session "\vhh Mrs. D. \V. A NrVllle leac'her. She glt\e a ?ell < !? I yn.llitie Of the hook of Exo ihis a!ni left many helpful thought* and lessons upon the niind,? of all who Weje present. She als(1 stat eJ she will frivo a Bible to all tTie nlo a la. nu ioui i/., mill recite 1110 Ton Commandment* at j t!n- Bible class. Messrs Paul and ! Joseph Allen received Bibles last I session. We hope tliere will he several others before wv close fot vacation. Remember the hour Wednesday afternoon from 1:30? 5:30. The Allen's orchestra rendered music rt Sunday school Sundaj niominpr. Some of the children were so surprised they deTiTt sipg simply stood and watched the musicians. They plan to priv< servtre indefinitely. The I.raprne service w ill bo held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. W; "Allen. Jr., f>04 Drayton street i n+krv ?Poond fourth and fifth Sun I day afternoons; at church every I first and third Sunday afternoons 5:00 o'clock; Indefinitely. Rev. Micheai Haigler who ia re i sidln? in Columbia was the week [ end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davrs, 500 Drayton street. "MPERIAE SINGERS I EVI'NTH ANNEAL < i. 'i vi t; i .y\ i >, i i?; 'lrn-1 , 1 ""I in' Vim I r v M Vui k |, > ;>[?<a i iii M-t?!tr!v in tii,.||' v ' * '; .\ f 11 ::11 < ..in , i t at ti.V ^ ' A I in- in. >< i\a- . r<.\\rlf<i 1 -l iiin- t ? ;.|*ai'il\ I lif Kiuuj o.w.t imii-L imhi^v hi..'- f+.tM? nihil i? !>> i jn . iritioi.- .> . ' ' 1 ~ >\ I t .'!> I !? 1 'I |? iW'l.'i^ I- J ' !, i.: 11 ? . Eai . i IS; . ,j\ ' . |,\, a,... : V ] f. .; " S.I.I'. . I . J lit 11 41!.I.1 a-.at, < la .i;,| ,'i ; \ a- l.ll . I ; Wa'inl.. ,\i 1 A!:,',. iii,...-- ' '! II'la.k'i i. he;-illt-.** ! ' ' I '-? ?; ap|.i ui amv '' ' N'"V. KHi. Ua]!,.-| M.I. " ', iii.l'l I , .i'.'i, i-l?L !4r^- ? % i'n?:. I h \ of y\|]er ' -i'V- r ( , VI?1U- _L , : t? 1 A!.' ;Ve;.'-if;. < K;t." re. !' ill t i f ' 'v iMlMln; ? ':?> ill I t 4 ?r-rrT"?l ~~ . ?t' AH M.i,-.! \ ? < !i.iii v. n- ?--.i i . ' at : i. - ' ;S:t null lit ... .... I., v,.;. .. . ... vnii.-^'i.rn-. its _?TT~17T" * > 1.1" n_ to ikf.a ll> tin- facnlty ' i.f Allen. ' I Mrv Hester t'rawfoiil t.f Ala/. ' ft. S. <"... itii?i former principal ' Hill rlii.fi' I.- dning . u 1 to?w-t41 iii New Yolk. She is a ' ij>?..1111j? i of Allen A. .VI, K. cltUi'i-U '' .in! nflilialt-'! with several- ft-ivil 1istrioH. The Church if plca>e?*l to f h/ive sijcii ft faithful worker. , ' 111.I.I K S CIIAI'KI. ? \. M h. i III RtJI NeWherry. S. < *. - The officers <1 t.feinln-r^ of Miller*. ? hapo. m-c -making; etloiTs to st/nl tin i < pitflo) to folV/t'CIjCe With a lou.i: ! report. Only one more week* L>o fore i.e will in* .ailed to inswei tilt- loll. The Conference will I ' centi-iii' tin's year in Lancaster ' and- scheduled for Ni\vb<-rr\ ! i.cxt >far. Next Suridav th-.iv \ will he a pepularit;. ecu!'.-! -*-* !w evn?t+i?g-i-t-f--?I In- first and "sec ~ i?n?l p! izes will be awarded t-i the, girls v ho raise- tin- largest ovt-r three " dollars. Accoiding t the reports so tar it appeal thru it will he !l Lii 1-etWeell .SIX uf the girls hut next Sunday night o ill tell tile tale. ~~ ~ A (1 leaner Rally will take place <?n the fourth Sunday by fourteen f Indies most ot them are SieWTTrdn esses of the church and Well wrstiers. Help them by placing a diir- ^ m tneir gieanor to further the cause of the church. On Friday nip-ht, October 25tl the St. Louis quartet .who sane r during the time of-the ^pyjrf-1 nado service* here -wij! render a " program in the interest of confer- * ence eli im?. More will be said about them in the next issue. On last' Sunday we were favor.,,* -ed?w it ii?two sTroTrj sermons, tftc first by our Pastor, Rev. Bowman , who delivered the morning- ntes- [ sajfe, using as his s abject '"Doing I The Impossible Thinp's". He stress -1 od the importantaiiee of duty. It v was delivered with force- ant c [Hover. - , ?Sunday everinc; Rev. Br.'1,UnlO' d; one of our sons who is making =* his hotue in Columbta, was. present ^ etj by Rev. Bowman w ho selected v a subject from the -4th chapter of ? Phi!": 1Mb-verse, using a- his sub- ' deet?Fi-t r t'inth " *~ On last Sunday . night. Rev .1 .. P Ueedei. pastor *Ziwri Itupt.'sl i ehtifvh-r?Poiinirbht. presented ' ore: v of tr.e finest moving picture' ex- ' hibition ever to he shown -it Mill: ' ers Chapel. .We reprotod the and iprice v-.as so small. Tin- picture? I wiii- wry interesting, v? rv cus*-'[f I>. uini inu; i>i tin- neatest., ..lean- ! est ?-wr presented in any vhure: j or school. Whenever you neeo j one cf any type se<- the above? ^ I.allied pel;-. Ii ftJai >0.1 V\il! nii he ; * no mistake i ^ 1 be parsonage irf it I n i >> t -ota ploted m .11 Rev. )lown.iu. rs. planto pu iti t it in the *inr future' TTn- new eh href. fitroffnro iV t<" j.j be installed it. it ho church ~~Fu x: i _ week nr & -~'e. ac" it arrives. it Next Sunday is Trustees *iny} and e;uh trustee Zone is licivbv j asked to make their report. Etch class* leader is hereby asked collect the balance on Dollar Mon ey from their members and report same Sunday morning:. '1 The following clubs and boards ^ tire asked to make heir report next Sunday: Steward Board 1 and 2; Trustee, Deaconess Roj rds Missionary and Stewardess Board? 1, 2, and 3, Sunshine club. Fxeeli=isTr. Willrrrg "Workers'. Boosted club. On the fourth Sunday the Junior. church, A. l'. K. League. Sun- ^ day -school and I'slier- 1,^, are asked to report. Please do not fail. On the fourth Sunday evening _ at' fl.30 the white college young ? pedple together with their League ^ members will render a program in * Miller Chapel for one hour. The '1 a ' jr-v PAGE SEVEN rx :ONCKRT . 1 I * . How man, |'a8t\?r ' . fii hi i nirvi M u?11si ? 111 Kl 11 I \ 11;t \ i *. I 'a-) I,I "' - ' i : \ I<T.? ufix* i.itij <>i j ?: , > ')! !i,;,"wa? t.U-.v ^ 111 * loan;, .1 I ; I Mil V. f,<. I It it't* irnir-5C3TTT7T7 ... n,: 'm? V;s.v., 1 ! > ni< ? v,,,. 4<i.i u\-i; ?'1 ' i .i. . : ..ui, 1,1 tiu ill..: i-itiNt-.i i|,,ii.\ u : !< : i. l'.i- a a, ?1 " ! lS " ' il ' !ifil_4t. Jt V . li'.Mi.r.fj v ?f ,itMLLi.s " ' tin... I., -, 'f.n; ? > tiii \ I\{t.v ,i l,, " ?- tin,, rti.'l. afu*i i tic ju'oji i a i? -- ^ ; V " tyiro stattfil. a' * ' " i ' f > - ;'ii .' wTiT <%. an.! . j-\-<t\-;n* jj. . ' ' " : i__? T c- i ..y < y, u ; J 1 " I. ! Ulid it VII' TliTTT. i cr..appro i-ivtU !;. Alilit; wa> It. ', v K? ill" Miiil. Ml A I ? Itv.jif j v ;; v.'MH't diet If'!* \yu \ i r\ U}. usual. . f,\Oil iy being conducted ?> the- H. \ S 1 i. Have tif Green . ? ..! ! !? easily < all I r ' .? i'l.-pvl f triune," iiuVv v. r -v i t w.in';. - 't'ruly 'ti.'i.g young nan ha-: j .rear: v.! many truth": " \?9 ax'.d ahu.c uli- this is u et&te w i.? r.t > ! lids that meant u lot to .if.-"' tans should till of the v'""1 thing* they Lute obtained t ion; tin Liiivf and not of the' a! ! !".:! ?' and. bitter pills, be aiiV- . toj> v ill ..fiiscourage anyone f at La :."t :ic.i jitcij the Lord." 1 fit- .I : . > la: : !' the .clutrcl itiVe j. ;.ii i.?c <1 .i !,. \s pulpit set of t : vh u I '! Lv club: taking art : l.;t>lit .\ t !. Willing Vol l'.ct !-. I ??;;? . t..* aiill Sllfith's >1? mi l ... I naiiL* to cAor-v. one I > i h P vn Rs i X EW s ?i-'?r?? . ' - ht; ?ni- hi id 11r" the in ro'r.o? ?ij* |>u. on last Sun- ' , . tay. H' -ie .day was ob ' i. i-.cu a-t uit. I/etunon A" 5T E huirli v ith .-plendid success. Mftlij onne! members returned to wormy t he old shrine. ? ; Rev. 1'. 1*1" Paw of Donalds, S. C. vas thi- speaker at the morning ervioe and the Rev. B S. Taylor nerpetic pastor of Allen Temple \. M, E. church. Greenville, S C emitted services in the afternoon "he minister'preached a great ser non. The contribution for the daj. vas Slid Revs. E. L. McAdams 1. Lamav, G. Harmon were presnt also ji-id added much to the er\ ii e Til. niiir?Af; s E. L. Uoiie.V leK"= n last Muiulay morning for Allen!a!v. S. where they went to be >!vsi-nt at "the funeral of Mrs. i ni-y's brother Mr. Gardner. They avt- the deepest sympathy of the iholt coimmuiity. ? Mi>s Jar.ii- V.'liaitoii of Ware ? hoals \\a> a: hoiiic for the week nd. Mr. and Mrs. J t'. Miller of Lpiea Ettn weie the week end ue.-'s of Mr. O.L. Smith and siser. Miss Siiftie Wharton has 'rick and lumber on "the ground i hvl'e she IS nhutit tr> hpiyin t-Viii root ion of a five room dwelling use. Congratulations. ?Duo West colored schoftl""is ~ noving off to full speed and the >r<-spert-is for a fine year's work lupt. Holmes. Principal Smith, vith their co-workers are -headng towards great things for the :hildren this year. Next week's vrite-uj will, give full details. "or 1 'rus>?ntMkifig and Alterations I all kinds, including tiie Helinuii t t t?\TS Hiss. Laney Kemi$rtey l Specialt> is made of fcfchool or 'rlnt Wnrlf Vnotlr n^nn '1203 PINE ST. 'elephon* 0231 DANTZLER BROS. SHOE'REPAIR SHOP 3Ty C.ervnis "St, Columbia. S. C. Prices Reasonable nisiblc Half Soling a Specialty rork Called For and Delivered wmmmmmmummamammmm FOR COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE fins. Oil, Dope. Grease, Wash Vulcanizing Service Stop at the Vaverly Esso Station ( OR TAYLOR A PINE STS. (ieorjje Carpenter and Jasper Caldwell, Mjjr?. iubseribe For? ^he Palmetto Leader