The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 07, 1940, Page Page Three, Image 3
Saturday, December 7, 1940
Southern and Midw
Clash in Orlando Fl
- BY A. h. KII)D (
Tallahassee, Flu., Nov. 28th? _
The supremacy of two conferences 11
the Southern and the Midwestern,'
will be at stake when "The Men
in Orange" *of Florida face the'iJi
"Big Green Wave" of Wilber-; ji
force at Tinker Stadium Saturday j t!
December 7 in Orlando. rj
More than the supremacy of C
two conferences will challenge the, tl
two-'aggregations as they ivjatch h<
wits and brawh. Wilberforce will !>1
be trying to preserve the unde- ai
. feated record that she has chalk- m
ed up to date. The Florida. "liatt- ri
lers" will be trying to add anoth- '(
or victory to their already enviable
Classic record of five wins b;
and two defeats. Individual staie bs
on both teams will be pitted a- u
gainst each other. _The reliable y:
toe-of "Big" Bill Sehnebly, of v
Overton, Nebraska, will find its t<
, _ _ match in the dependable toe oT vi
Pituida's perfect placement kick- 7TI
er, John Monroe, Two Florida B
- flankmen, ends Ilorton and SuG _.y
ton, -will be playing their last
game and will face the stellar is
work of Tony Ross and Shelton fr
Bell on the Wilberforce side, c<
Wilborforce enters the game the
favorite with only a tie with West
Virginia to mar her record. Florida
enters the game with two ties
in intersectional contests and one r.,
defeat. The Florida coaches, Bell r;
Gaither, and Bell, throw into this
game a team with fewer reterans
[than have ever participated in a ,,|
Classic game, but they are de- ^
pending upon a well-rounded of- jv
- - . fensive and defensive attack to j
stem the vicious thrust of the ^
Ohioans. *
All roads will lead to Orlando
and the pre-gamo activities that u.
Uit,. -J- * -
mailt? wi iciiKHi oJitniOUS lOT
the truly hospitable southern at- ,j!
< moshpere that pervades the Classic.
Every section of the coun ^
- tr^? will be represented at the
game and this year's iactivitics are
expected to be more colorful than r,
over before. President Lee and j't
- coaching staff, along with the a- .
lumni of the institution have made , j
preparations for the entertainment
of the host team and the (
many visitors who will be in attendance.
Wilberforce will ar- c,
rive in Orlando Thursday morn ' f
ing after a lay over of a day in ,,
Atlanta. The Florida "Rattlers"
will arrive in Orlando Friday j1
morning. rj
A galaxy of~ famous- officials
have been employed for , this , .
game: Dr. Napoleon levers. Cornell
university, referee; Coach
Cleve Abbott, University of North
Dakota, umpire; Lucius Jones, >(
Sports Editor of "Atlanta Daily "
World, Clark unversity, head *
linesman; and Roland Yates, At- ?
lanta university, field judge. The
game will he called at 2:30 p.m..
Saturday, December 7, Tinkei
Field, Orlando, Florida.
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ALSTON KNDS ITS (TRIP
SEASON IN PLAY OF OI.ORY
Summefville, Doc. 3?Friday,
Novemlor 20, saw Alston's Tigers
playing their last game of the sea v
son celebrating homecoming. This ol
was a rather new affair for A1 h
ston bnt e\ crybody joined right A
in and made it one grand ane o
glorious occasion. ?
Miss Julia 0 ray ton won the h
c-ntest and was crowsed "Miss H
Home-coming", and Miss Virginia
Mazyck her runner up was crowr a
ed "Miss Alston," and these roy jt
al ladies reigned for a day. a
i The team gave its best e.xhibi
lion of form and team work in
defeating Elloree high of El'loree \J
? 13-0. _ln~the first-few minutes oi ,
the game, after an exchange oi r
punts, the team,, led by its bril ji'
i liant quarterback, Cooper, dis<
?. p^ryed its powerful attack crossed
the goal line in two plays and i
led by 7-0, a lead which they nev
er- lostr- -The game-ended Alston's
season with a record of four wins
one tied and two losses. This is j
the best record of the school <50
far. \;
Ruth Kittrell.
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ROBERT SMALLS IIIt;II '
SCHOOL
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Beaufort, S. C.?Our school has u
organized a safety patrol for the 11
protection of the colored schoo' v
children of our city. The move- <'
ment has been in force at the white 2
schools for two years and our P
white friends, seeing the necessity '
of such an organization for oui
colored schools, kindly offered us 1
their aid in the welfare of on *
children. The following students 11
of Robert' Smalls are serving as
patrolmen at present: Mildred n
*6^ Smith, Pauline Jenkins, Miriam '
Jr. . Rec, Alber Myers, Wilhelmina 1:
' Myers, Jacob Richardson end Henry.
Wallace. All students are ask- *
ed to cooperate with those in au?
thwrity1. ?
Our usual chapel exercises arc
always vc'ry interesting. Different .
. teachers are in charge each week
This week Mvss Priscilla Shelton ^
r On Monday, November 25, ? very
unique program was rendered. .
such as songs, readir.es and a short j
playlet title, "Good English." The
program was "carefully planned
and carried out giving us a vivid <
knowjedge of how t() spefk correct- 1
ly. " 'i
Friday noon we were i srain as
s.eirlbled in chapel to witness t
another program under the direc- t
tion of Miss Priscjlla Shelton
which was enjoyed by all- 1
On last Friday the Robert Smalls (
Generals played their last game f
of the season with Risley high at <
Brunswick, Ga. It wf s indeed a (
,y
estern Conf. j
la December 7th
vlaflin Downs
lorris 19-6
Suinter, S. C., Nov. 28?"Hob"
uhnson, icting captain due to inir>*
to Jim Hall, played one of
u' greatest games of his Colorful
lreer n this, his last came for the
laflin Panthers. Besides skirting
le ends and passing effectively,
c accounted for two touchdowns,
locked an ) backed up the line in j
11 outstanding manner. Blackwell i
nd Harrington give brilliant of- j~
i>n>"'*'e i't" '1 defensive assistance
y J-ohnson in the backfield.
Armstrong, fleet sophomore half
iTTc for Morris College, took the
ill on a d' lible reverse?-twisted j j
nd turned his way for eighty J
li'ds to score. His speed and elus- i
ness made for frequent threats |
? turn the tide, byt found a re- [
talized forward wall, consisting _
Skelton, Frederick, Kilgore, i nd
ovd who-staved off goal line asLults.
1 ?r ? -1Coach
"Dick" Craig, of Claflin.
preparing to tun."' his attention
om the gridiron to the -hardwoo 1 :
mrt.
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GAUfiDEN NEWS
The patrons of Gadsden weie 'm
?lied to a special meeting at -the H
u'sden Junior hijr'i school Friday. 1
ovembor 15 at 7 p. in. *
The 'VtUowiuT officers were I
ected for the 11MD-41 term: I)
inis; president; J. Smith, . viceresident;
\V. Nathan, secretan*
. Wcuton, asst. secretary; F.
dams-,- trenscrer; J. Ad: ms, -rrpinter,
and H. Iieese, chaplain. '
The teachers expressed their )r
ippiness due to the fact that the P.,
atrons took up enough money
le same.night of the organization j
i- purchase a stove in order that ,'|
le pupils (,f this school might h" ,.
rvecf hot lunches. w S(
Thanksgiving day was a gala af (?lr
for patrons, students -and vis- .
ing friends. They witnessed r "j
cry intei'i sting program given by < ,
n> Ilolley's Rurial Aid Society j
A number of our students were J.
< n home for Thanksgiving. Mr
rank Adams,_Jr., a student a'
Late College; .Sir. Henry,Sims, a
anient at Morris Colleg?y Misses
.ary Jane Ad: ms, Carrie :B. Gar
ck? Frankye Rrooks, Georgia R
nhnSOn and Elouise Webber of
ooker T. Washington high school v
Miss Earthaleen Sims, of Colum- {.
in, was the house guest of Mr. \;
ad Mrs. Frank Adams. ...
'i-.. ~ .
I IIV Vlillll- I'CllUfllllll^ Ji
i <>vot the lost of Mr. John Much- n
?. v's \Vjfc, Mrs. Lucretia Per- ,.j
ins Ilughney. Her renu ins lie r? '.(
ed Hill cemetery. .j,
M>. on 1 Mrs. Hairy Jackson of L.j
arrisluirg. Pa., cave' Mrs. Annie ...
('. Shivar. aunt cif the latter, a ..
urprise call. The family was
roi (1 to see them.? ^
Friends, read the Palmetto I.ead
t
HFmS_.ACADF.MV XoTliS a
Trenton. S. \Vcdnesday Nov. 'i
usher 27. the senior high school M
f Pettis Academy presented a vei\ Zi
iteresting debate in Qui'n". 'V
luditorium?^resolved: That \\<>jdi
len spend more wisely than mem
ome real interesting facts werrougnt
out in the debate and
pro veil hard for the judges to
vsider what side won; however
fter much elaborate n by tlv .j.
im' > wm- |?i wiiviu.IV^ s
having tied.
Members of the nffi'rmi tion were '
!):i(!.Vy .Johnson, Ktla Black ?! ' 1
orinti James. Members of the ne ,t
a! ion were James Slaughter. ..
antes Speaeh and Joseph .lowers
acuity members serviced as .judc
s. they were Miss Kthel Moses
rofessors II. A Illassengale and
B. Uoss. _ ^
Ilettis Visitors
IHTls tens fortunate in hi vine op "
Is '.ampus i last week t\v0 very .
istin,.1 uished visitors in the per
u s of Mrs. A. A. Angel from *
Jew York and Mr. J. Fi. Felton.
tate agent for Negro schools. |
lis. Angel is a very, dear friend
f Ilettis Academy as well as Mr |(
'e|ton. She has visited the school ,
wice this year.. FFer first visi'J,
as in May during the commenceicht
exercises. The two visitors
ere special speakers during tie ^
ha pel period Ffridty, November
0 in Quinby Auditorium, at which
lace they spoke "cry highly o' *
lettis: ti
Saturday, Novemorr 30,. Mrs.
Vngel, Mrs. Rosa Weaver, and J.
Ir. and Mrs7 Richard F. Boulwarr jj
notored to State A. and M. Colege,
Orangeburg, S.C. and Voor- ^
ees school in Denmark. They rO- n
>orted their trip as being ver> y
deasant. ..
This week IFettis Act demy i: ^
jbaerving National Conservation ;.
Veek. ,i
"M IT FOB I) NEWS' "I
Mis. Theo Garfield White her (<
athcr, Mr. W. A. Gladden, Mr
ind Mrs. W. A. Brown motored ,
o Riddle, S. C., to visit Mr. Roost t
?'elt Moore who has been very ]
11 for quite awhile, but is much c
letter at this writing. - ,
Suhrfrrihp Fnr !
. The
Palmetto Leader
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hrillinpr (fame. The Generals were ,
victorious. We are proud to say (
:his year in football season that j
mr football team has improved (
rreatly over the past yet rs. The ;
?oach and hif\?beys are due much
redit. t
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Gimme Ohe,
W\<L Sisters
&ot it;
li?
den's Club To Disti
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.nristpias Baskets
CITIZENS CRCED TO M,
JJuriiiK their last monthly meet- ' it
IK, members of the Men's Club (
aide their''plan-: for Christhit* tl
ivjnK. Their chief activity, accord- 1'
ir t" Krnest Q. Carries, secretary a:
id treasurer of the organisation,1 a
to biin.T cheer to needy families n
irouirh distribution of Christmass'
et<. T e en ues of elitrible per-' p
ins or families will be secured V
on! family welfare agencies. The t-s
lib urjrently requests cor.tribu- ('
or.s of fi'i -h, canned or dried S
ui'ts j ltd vejfctables and of sbe"e
groceries from perk< lis who (! -.]
re to take part n this effort. /U
The coii.miltee on Christmas ?iivth
Florence District i1
Jroup Meeting i >
At Mars bluff. S. C. in Mt. Zion ' >
retliq'.lTst (Ch ireli assembled the j.n;
lorence district kt p meeting, J n
ovemher 'J">, I'd 10. The district ei
is had ehjht other ft roup meet- li
i;;s at different points. At each I
lie, every pahse of the ('Jreat j j
lurch, conquering: Methodism,, the
line bases ami alien territories. | v
iv mi invn ui iv iulmi> tiuu iiiv* i ?tai :\
larges ami conference programs, o
ere tli'ivouu'hly discussed and ar- F
mr"d i" !?? systematically carried ai
't. This last trroitp meet in? for c
ie year was for affinal cheek ; ]
;?. ins! ? u"lions. iv. i' ivin<r vouch- n
and' :<nr uul < inference blanks."' ]j
The P.vv. X. \V. ( Iiveno,. in elite M
nd sacred style, Conducted the >
rv'isolin.i* de\ . "'ii onils. The host, pj
id hostess. Itcv. S, F. and Mrs. ti
oss and faithful members of Mt.
ion M. church Were expecting and
id lavishly arrniired nccomodnons,
and hospitalities for the big X
ntlieri'ir. ' fi
* < ,, , . I1
At the cojndu .o n! uie wbripng K
s-i* n. 1 !.eihdcgates ami inc.l.hers |i
nd friends were called to a most j,
el; on and appet (king dinner. }
he liev. 11. II. Cooper offered ex- ^
ilisite thanks for tin- delightful
reelings. -noetines. and .delica?ssen
spread.
Tin.- conference. business wa>
uidly explained by I). S. Rev
. ('. Reynolds. The reports were
iven a d ; i?i>!:?-<I. It was observI
that the Rov.yM. C. Cooper hail
ia<le a round settlement of all <
sesments. The conference- solid- ^
voted him salutation and l aid
ppltntses. Due need of compli- j,
lents and bcnedifitions were eheei j,
illy extended to all of the mini- y^
Lets of the D. S. for their ex- p
lleht work and fine service. They \\
holly and happily agreed to reort
in fell, for all purposes, at t<
le tc.nual conference. The D. S. v
rjjod that The pastors report one y
undred percent to sustain oil'' x
alid record, because of our virile
hallenjre to uphold, and honor our h
dininjstration. 'and above all, to b
less Methodism and satiate God. 1
Every minister was handed his p
oport blanks for the annual con- p
crence. It was explained by sec- (
ions a-rd tho 1). S. volunteered to ?
id any preacher who would find 17
: difficult to interpret-'and make| ?
: out. Iti
The conference .w^as made satire
iy the announcement that Mrs e
'annie Manning", wife of Rev. I 7
Manning, and Rev. S. E. Wat- 1
m, were sick. The former in the s
ospital, the tatter has been hut !
< now home. We pray for their'p
mmedjite recovery and invoke IIis
frdy?Spirit to- rowfort?twirl cheer- ?
heir kinship, and friends in thei'
een anxiety and depressed souls.
Early after the.annual confer- L v
nee, December 11-la, 1!' 1-0, at Che. Ij
aw, S. C., the D. S. will call thelj
brethren together for the It'll j v
ihurch program and inst^ywtion. j
neetinpr. ' (
About fifty delegates and visi- (
ors of the female sex met in the |
ipacious parsonage of Mt. Zion.
Mars Bluff clu.ir.re, to organize ,
he Woman's Society of Christian ,
Service of the Florence district.
The Dist, Sunt. -Rty."fT C. Roylolds
convened thertfeefing, greet- ?
*d the ladies and appointed Mrs,
*. M. Cihhes, conference president, i
o conduct the election and give' |
ill necessary information. ' ]
After a short devotional period <
he election was executed and the t
THE PALMETTO LEAI
ribute
VKE ( ONTRIIUTIONS
listed 1 *:i;ii Mf>r^h?ili CJeaid
rs. Owen and Paul Taylors, ana
u* Simkins Filling Station at-l33i
ark street or iF'ltiX Calhoun street
s points where nterested persons
lay leave funds i ml *food e.oivlodities.
The members of this committer.
i< (tern-go (Jary. Charles .ita/.Sird,
fesiey Mnnguni, Henry T. Marhall.
Arthur Noah, Fabt'el P.
:iul. R. 11 Opt 011 Paul, Andrew W.
imkifis. and Pi liver Wilson.
Harry 1. Goodwin is president
f the Men's Club and John L
ollerson is vice-president. .
ollov.itu; officers were elected:
Pros'.out, Mrs. Flora Xesmitfi.
i'ues'ree; vice-president, Mrs.
lertrude Taylor, Florence; rendu
secretary. Mis. ('. C. Reynlds.
Florence; corresponding sec
tary; Mrs. M. I,. Persons, Florice;
trei surer. Mrs. I.ucy Frankn.
Ki'ngstree; missionary eduea.
, Mi s Caroline Now 1 in. Fatta
id M:?. Mary K. .Ttickson. Marion;
eal church activities, Mrs. Oli-.
ia HeWitt. Florence and Mrs.
Telia Pressley, Kingstree; studit
departmentr. Mrs. Irene Moss,
lorence, R.*~F. D.; young people
ml girls. Mrs. Pearl Brown. I.ake
ity, and Mrs. Mi udel (leneral
!:iri<ui: ch.TiTvorr1* "work, Mrs. Fan-,
in M:i Florence. R. F. D.:
tcraturc, "Mrs. Eliza Kennedy,
[anion. H. K. 1).; supplies. Mr*
Irtry Wijliai^son. Mars 1'Iuff:
innist. Miss I.ydia A. (iihhes. Eati.
Standing ('ommlltcts
\i s ( t 11 M: I'm T) I <
Inrinp: st; tu- of WuiiU'ii, Mrs. Ef? "
Strot her. riorcmv: missionary
dlsonelE -Mrs. Louise Wallace.
; rstM'c. M-s. Ida E. (Ircuu was
ten -fal'ed : i install the offi eis
n spirit-filled chosen words i>n
)< t' ret- !''s ?iui proceeded to Vi>
t- 1! an! < "<s ,-crate the officers.
After the social hour the ntiziah
was repeated and everyone
i nt a ' ::v \v--l! pleased.
e!>(;i:rii:i.i) circut
"Thv - Ed<reJi? h-l Circuit Joint
- - > TT'i'i.-.. :*.. \ mi.- .1,I.
;i'H ill^l:llll\ .l..?lr. immn
Loveniber In. 1 10. Devotion* I
ere conducted by I'm, (1. T. Tolert.
Hymn lined?N'o. 12; scrip-1
are lesson read by the Pastor,
Lev. A. A", A maker; prayer by
!ro. f. II. Simpkin; a spiritual
as sung. after which .the busiess
was conducted by the pasfir.
Tlie purpose of this meeting
ras getting in routine for the
ear's work. We had hi lovely
lid agreeable meeting. 4
The entity eiivuit rejoiced to
ave the Rev. A.'A. Amakor come
ack again, having been gone foi
2^. years. We hope to have a
r/isperous year. The pastor
Inns to move to Edgefield by the
'hristmas holidays. Edgefield
xtends him a warm welcome,
'hose present at the meeting were
ifiters Ellen Simpkin. Ellen Golelja..
Velma Mitchel, M. R. Mithel,
Carrie Roundtree, Mary Duar.
Brothers C. Ilj. Simpkin. G.
'."Tolbert, G. II. Yeldell. J.- B.
Biooks. ' Sister Thelnia Tolliert.
e.retary. Rev. A. A maker, pastor."
(em-diction wt s pronounced by the
mstor.
I.KXINfCrrON NEWS
A Thanksgiving turkey dinnei
vas given l y Mr. and Mrs. CoVa
fon?'s, \ice-president of the Co
umbia district. Honor guests
vere Dr. and Mrs. W. IJ. L. ( lark
(residing elder, 1501 . M;rnTiin</~1Kt.
'olumbia; Mis. L. K. Nelson, of
Columbia; Mis. Bowman., CbTum>ia.
Pastor. Rev. I. O. Simmons
ind mother, Mrs. Lillian' Broom
if Columbia; Rev. Daniels pastor
if Cood Hope CME church; Mrs
Mattio Hampton.
A Missionary program was
sponsored by Mrs. Cora Jones at
Mt. Zion AMF, church. The Capital
City Jubilee quartet sang 011
program. Mrs. T,.? K. Nelson ?an(l
Mrs. W. B. L. Clarke made splenlid
remarks on missions. Everyhing
was rticely arranged. .
>ER
Publicity Committee of the
Committee of Williamshur
Tlie purpose of the publicity ' v ]j,
eotnin'i;t( ( is to I rinif to the peep'! I;
the ne4-ds of puf( h: < ..ri. tin:. - ;
Seals ami to pive then! f? lh..'.< > 1 i\ <
frr-ts about at?l>e]culoji< both n.t- S- .- w;i
ti?T.al!y and loea'ITy. ^ . lb-'
The chairman #.,? ? h ? ! b
Wed; esday. Nov iidier.1* i. 1 4 J ? i i*.h;t? .
I'omlinson hjjrh -ri.ool. The ! !
lowinjf persons \\n re ii:r i:? 1 :.= '
>e'"!i( !'< '){ the l-w' named ( "i.i- 1;
'"'V it tee: TJrofs. .1.. I h 1 fn:c XVi'r
lard Fulton, K. I r.av.i( !;< . Fduh '''' '
1,: lretice. It. M. Wilso.u. .Jo. t,h
the;per. l.eioy !Pinery. < l*.ui,h .
Wilson. Abram tireen*.,
Albert Kirk!in. f" il> i- lb:;. ?I'1'
rt. Madame .-h i ! - II..V
Murrav. M. K. Wekh-v avfSn-n!, V-V ^
'li'r: a -s. Rev. N. F. Frhhl.hr
nd \V. M. M-Ia-lhi Mr. .1 h!
MeAlister.^Tiiaii'tnan: (Mp>| Mutr: ie
.Jenkins. secretary.
Definite plan4 wire made
i<lare Christm; s Seal placard.- it
?II tn.soif..?ci1;;;i -. ; !.,! *"Ti T
flans were made t > a '-peak'- ^ J
to . ea-4i-chimb -tmd <!nl w-in t h? ?! ?->
tin"v I efore i ipip-ieg il~?^ -1-??'t
is the I'tiiv of this ! l:..r t Mann
;.-iTV_- tl.o nee I .,f. h'ei.ithf ! !i..av '/M
?r> ;dl people and tny'itp kit4- t;.' '
-nt' all trt*-;qi- -a .' :' < i" '
' I,. ... ;.r Cl? t'ee Mr
<n niiri.il t!n t no home in t ' < ". I!*. !!:.
iUtli'V.is il S;i f?.]: to - Vi- 11.}, Uilu.,'
.. ss nil homes nr .- :U". . . 'k'' 1
This eommitt' plan ; pa.< M.<Im*
way fur tin- < iiri.-f.ni<- S'.af ''
r? '! 1';i- never before in h. .nvy.
of the county'- < hri.-tat.o "
seal sale.
We art- ask hi j the w'It- >1. I;eart<
(operation uf every than. worn: n. Po
and rhilil it> thi- drive ,>> <!<< i.ru.
toward* 0< ra<!icatinir ti.Vn- 'il -sis f o< a<
our people., More -vi'-nj.' BEA
at'ii an'l v.'imu'M will bo able t" v">
out ami accomplish worth while
tasks for humanity.
Air? J, M. McAllister. Chairman' f,a||
(Mis-) Mnjririe Amikins. jru
Suert tary. ,
"iilch and v hal Thrift
Club Gives First
Dance of the Season P
Sumir.erville.?S. C. 'Th? Stitch
and Chat Thrift eluh hud their:
first dnnce of tin1 season. The- uf'-|"
fair was a very nay and colorfuli p{J
one. The hall was h'ati fully1
decorated with lovely v. inti r How-J
e-rs -that math* trardon sei-n~. ?-?
Club cidors which are cold and
blue. were used which jrave tit
garden a more beautiful appear- opp...
nnce. A lovely punch howl made j ] >- ^
of ice was placed hear a ro-<
trellis. And iis the soft lich'.s Office
flickered and the music was heard ;.'}<) A
each present was carried away to
the land of make believe. !
The' -members present were:'
Xriss Ronian.a Gass. our president."'
dressed in a lovily turquoise ^dtic ' bnir
taffeta. tiint'med with soft Hue
velvet ribbon and silver accessor- rx i,
it's which made a -lovely- cars t 1/1%
lace down the front of the dress Kyi
mil' Vice-President. Mrs. !.. II.
Peddrotv was very beaut it'l l in a O.V.ce
lovely black and, yold ? ' cuing In A.?*
inwn with irold accessories t 1 P.A
I match." Then another beautiful OHi
black outfit was worn by Mrs. K. 'JO.'In. :
A. Mauce. This was wry pr< 11\*
land the actessArics weri- u>ed to
make the attire more bw.tifid
I Mrs. 1!. J., ltarion wore a b-v !y qjj|
baby blue tatlYta with Cold ace-'- Dca'ejI
series. Then there was an-tliei \|.irrj.,
hire tad'eta. this was worn by Deeds
Miss K. P. Kittivllva lovely divss
indeed with accessories tb.at liar
niymizei). Miss II. ('. Avc.ut was ......
a irorjreoiis creatine with who
satin and irold. Slleh loVeline-*-! ^ A
Out ^tianist and Sec?-eta.ry. Mi - pB
sweet in a lovely phi;. sjlvy 11
and white aeeessotit s Mi-. <' i. ^Eff
Aiken wa's.-divssed in a p aider. 1
~htnr satin''-dress with ?dlv? < a Ct'SSIII
jl S .hist add ':?!*.< :!; ?
till! at' loVelilUSS !" i<;i| ti.'V.-'' \v
trnrden. Miss Itessie 'n who
registered the truest s. j,va< vi-ry
lovelv in blue and .Mark, ioeep. d
11 y silver accessories. Mi>< Mnbb
| Dent was a lovely suht to !> - v J.IO
| ill a fase eveti'Mtr n v.a h
ncvessorb s. Miss IV? ssie J*ra: a t
iwoio Mark with U..M. Miss Kati,,
| 1.. Aniakef. elith reporter. w s
lovely in rose tatl\ ;a trir.mnd ,
I with navy blue and silver aee< s-|' or *
| series. Eacjt member wore a ear- of all
I satre af yellow chrysanthemums.'i?f {(>
and f.ei-n liewj with chili colors.
| Out-of-town clients front
I lunibia, Oranirebr.rp. "Walterbaro. 31 IS!
.Mon ks Corner and Charleston ati
tended t"Ws train affair. A deli- \ Spt
I ciotts repast of pu eh and eak. * .
j wt s|-served buffet style. Each l
I truest was Riven a soavettir ,>s a
I reminder of the dance. The absent ____
members of the club: Mrs. A. I
I Clark. inJliT'iirer: Mrs. C. W. ?r
i Fields and Mrs. William Seeles.
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I. ITT IE RIVER NEWS J
J Kev- A. Olher. Eas.or X
Wain pee.S. ('. Sunday pungjj
a vory bad day only a few wire .|.
I aide to u'o to services. J Misses y p
I Kitllxya-JBellnniy. Evtlyp Evans. X
, Nina ano Pauline Hodjto. Mrs. -jMary
Hodge were guests- of lb v. X
'and Mrs. Oliver Sunday after- -jnoot).
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j Mis. G. C. McQueen and John- .{.
( dell spent the week-end in Con- ?
, way. !j!
Miss Louise Evjuis s^etit the]y
week-end with her mule,. Mr. Willi
[lie Evans. j?
Everyone was sho. ked when tin. jX I
I news came that Mrs. T.ula Gore y I
[and daughter were dead. They X
I were laid to rest at St. Paid feme -jII
ter.v. Master of ceremony. Rev.
I Stackhousc. First hymn Jined by X
(Rev. G ,L. Riesrins; prayer. Rev. y
Toe Bellamy; scripture lesson th" ?
Rev. H. Sims; second hymn lined "X-t
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Uh at '21^1 Millwood Ave
I'TV C i'T,TCRE IN A T.I.
ITS BRANCHES
toning, Pressing, Marcelling
jinollin*. finger. Waving.
Dyeing. Bleaching, Manring.
Massaging. Hand *
folding. Anatomy and
Electricity.
RHONE 5687
mina C. I'npe, Instructor
M. Pope. T. Malone. Pre*
RdFKSSION/vL I
CARPS' ||
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u! Attention Tii\>-n^t<> Dis(:i-t's
of ?hi* 'i"ins
Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty - J
I'lioiu i'.I'J;) Io?s. S2fr.l. |
iVas|?ini:ton St.. Cola'.. S. C.1
Hours: leli-phono-.
i.M: to 7:00 P.M. Office <10.T
Residence S87f<;
r, I). K. Jenkins \
nr.NTisT
s. IM??te?. ' rowns. Bridges,;
Anesthesia a S|??-oia 11y , .
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*ay!?-r St. ' 7; 17 Pir.e St.
\ J. H. JOHNSON
NOTVItY PI 1M.IC
r i '202W Marion St r?-t-l
in Ural I Mate. perform* I
e ("iTrmonii'i, writes Wills I
'Mnrtaasjcs. Claims, etc.. i
Call tn See Him
I'hone 8107 Res.
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COLOMBIA. S. C. ....
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res-maUn;; ami Mtcrations 1
kl(uls, including (he Refining i
vts , |
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s Laney Kennerley
>cialty is made of School or
Presses. Work; NeatVj Pone.
120.1 PINK ST. i
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ECHOING SEAT COACHES
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Columbia. S. t.**?
Telephone 3821?9987
MADAM FfcTKR'S
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and Ui.iaty. HI .ST CROUCH ?
A ;>; !;< net'1 a -week?i'rice 3i?c.
l'.Mi-i liVv'intr St.. Columbia. S. C
Counts Ilriij* Store Washintstwik . *
St.. Thorna** Drusr Store. Taylor
and Harden Streets
H TO LIGHTEN B
Eg THE BURDEN H
Ml In our eHoris to provide
Rf'M priceless peace of mind
V to our clients?we have
*7 here available a comt.-i.
' l ple'.e credit arrangeK
\ V rent plan which , I
> T] practically and simply- I
> I r?* ?<c*K ol fVlA
F '^ y I burden ol tlnar.cial
1^1 ' 8tre33 from a bereaved fy "I
H I OTiu scwowtng te.inly. /. t 'j
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ftxrk\l
M01 Park St. ? i'huiu si ..
KIDNEY STAGRATIOH
IS WORSE THAR
_ CORSTIPATIOR!
Dimum W? Treat Constipation at
Tbo Onsat, While Wa Neglect
/ Oar Kidneys Indefinately
H* ether ecu an b* your hcrtj le af
pH'ia Importance than your kidvieya. For
your kktneye there art nine million
Mb? vfaleh nrraat wort day and night to
(Star the fiulda and keep the lyitm free
tram* waataa, arVfc. potaopa which. If pan*
tattled te remain, may aaoae eerioue kidney
tad bladder trochlea,
n ta m wonder then that Mature ' ?
yfUne aalls for help to aleaa eat the w
kidney*. Bo tf yon are troubled wftk
Dettinr-tTt-Nlfrhta. Leg Paine, Backache^
Nwroua lira dacha, Dlxzlnea er T oea mi
fcnerry. dua te functional kidney dleorder*,
try KIO A NX, the famous kidney remedy,
WhicJt alua Mature to fluah eat the WdBey*.
te niter^ ail waatea. te prevent kidkey
atagnation.
XTTXAMB ta Rafe and RoTlaMe. Thon.
ta -k1? report entire aatlwf action. Taken
a-r-urflna to directions. KIDAN3 will glee
K?i ndid results. -Try KTDANS. Buy It ad
Mr 8pedal Price Offer on two bona Uae
CWl Tf not satisfied. return unopened
and GET TO UK MONEY BACK.
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DANTZLKR BROS.
sum- KKPAIK SHOP
M7;i Cer\ a i- M. Columbia, S. C.
Price* UeasnnaMc
liv'*il?le H:.lf Soling a Specialty
Work- Called For anf* Oelivered
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