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Saturday, August 7, 1913 < > -x-x-t-t-A-fr > < ? ? y PERSONAL vi MENTION A; '|'wl* .- XKwWkv i iif.'X?Xr':' I i N? At MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT - ((l i e< Mr. Leroy Johnson o(' 618 N, Fi Wilson St., Florence, S. C., an- Li nounces the marriage of his sisi ter Irene Elizabeth, to Pvt. Thamer Kandolph on Thursday, July ". -Mil, 11IT5, "Florence', S. C.? VI A K HI A (. E A X N C) U N C EM EN T I I ii j^ Mr. Leroy Johnson of 618 N. j \ WWilson St., Florence, .S. C., an- |). nounces the marriage of his sis- eI1 ter, Evelyn Franceina, to Her- 10jgeant Charles Luskin on Satur-j ( | day, March 28th, l'.M.'t, Florence, South Carolina. | wj ^PAKKIAOE ANNOUNCEMENT < ? ? . f ?**' es ^thc marriage'of ^ifer nh^e'lJud- ] , j O..- \ir it . . .1 I 'jji """ " "' ?to i nrpoi ill | ~ Eugene R. Lewis. Jr., on Friday rp afternoon, July .2d, l'J-l.'l, Columi^bia, South Carolina. .... ha M A It UI AC E ANNOINCKMKNT ~ 1 SK Mrs. Sarah F. Nance announces , tei the marriage of hyr daughter Sybil Eleanor to Mr. Rudalptr Abott Waters, of Upperhill, Maryjj m. land, on April Mi>s. Waf^"tol rrs is . a Home Demonstration ?agent in Maryland anrf itfr. WaTOVs is employed in defense work at Hampton institute, Hampton, Va p, I 1)1 Mrs. Claudi Toliver, 2480 Mi'II-|an wood Ave., arrived from her vaca- I se, lion after visiting friends and rel- eXl atives in Pittsburgh?7 Fa., and Rev. and Mrs. Bethea and Mr. and Mlrs. \V Arthur MeCormick and sister in SI New York City and also'other relatives anil frrends. ???-? . I...? ?1?itttMrs. Eloise N. Crafton is spend Mi ing a month i" Portland,?Maine-an* Mr. and Mrs. James C. Buntin, rie ? -+r; 'Before returning she will 111c pend sometime with sister, Mrs; SVi Lillie Jenkins in Elizabeth, N. J. frc We wish her a pleasant stay.9 Xu ..... lu Mrs. Mridgett Petty of Laurens, S. C., brought a patient from tollinger hospital of Washington, \ ls W. C., tG the Veteran hospital of n Columbia, S. C. Spent July drd ing with mother and daughter of iQ Laurens. , ?? l-Lrei Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Eaddy left the city last Tuesday to * visit?Mr;?Baddy's mother 'and ^ other relatives at Hemingway. . Before they return home, they ' will also visit Mrs. Baddy's broth- ' er, Mr. Bam Sumpter, who resides true at San ford, N. C. , . , j Ad( Mrs. Marion M. Wilson of this ^r! city was a very proud mother to ^ai T have her two sons home with her last week. Mr. Bridgewall Sumptor of Cleveland, Ohio, and Sea " ' man Woodrow Wilson, who is at present stationed at Jacksonville, Fla. You can imagine how thril- ^ ling it was to have Mr. Sumpter . home, who hadn't visited here in . ' Insl ten years. Mr. Sumpter also vis- j p ited relatives at Hopkins and ' qU? Lykesland, S. C. The boys in uni- p form know they-are always.welcome home. So)( Mrs. Lula Mae Cook left Wednesday July 28th, for Detroit, -- ? . \ where she and her husband Mr. f'j*wis Cook will make their new ^ home. Accompanying Mrs. Cooke _ j were her daughter Patricia and . young brother Abe Parnell, Jr. ] The children will return in the [ ne I fa?- I to I : I chu >'s. T.ula^E. Nfles entertained at her-summer home ? Iff few relatives and friends. They \'I( were Mrs. Katie Gibson of New York, Mrs. Sallie Brooks of Jack- I T sonvuie, Kla., Mrs. Viola E. Rich- 1 <?f ardSon, of Washington, D. C., 'Mr. met and Mrs. Augustus Low rye and I'hii <J#rs. C. W. Glenn of tliis eity. 2nd ft is a great pleasure to ^visit My M rspNiles' home. All those pres- | l'ia ent expressed themselves as hav- roll ing a very plassmt evening. j spo ! Pai We are very glad to have Miss roll Eniia Weston in the city for a ! T ? wee^ ur tf> days, the hcrcrse guest 1 mrr of Mrs. C. W. Glenn, 1011 Oak Mrs street. ' * - . j dot; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mnrtia and ; 1 eon .of Florence, spent the week I chu end with Mrs. Martin's parents, I IteJ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martirr o f wei , Ridgewood. I 1 f- _ ' & ux. Smith of Greenille, Now at Fort uster, Michigan Fort Dos Moines, la., July 20? i.\i;iary Ophelia Williams Smith -200 Wttrtthtw. ?St;,?Oreenville, C.. Is included in the group of jfro members of the Women's my Auxiliary Corps assigned to i ty at Ft. Custer, Mich. She 1 .eived her W*A.<? training- a t rst WAAC Training Center, Ft. s Moines, Iowa. JSTESS TO VISITORS CHARLOTTE, N. C. Miss Lila Kate Lytle of Ilock 11, >. C., was hostess to several iends, of the City of Charlotte, including Mrs. Oral Kelsey ivis, ol' Rock Hill, on Friday eving, July d(),'in the lo.ely nonie Alls. Houston Lytic, h()(l So. lurch Street, ChailotleT" Tlie evening was very enjoyable th delicious refreshments, after iicn wi* witnessed a baseball j one between Charlotte and At utu, Ca. ITTn i st Rpti irmr : 0 Dillard Miss Carol BiantOTTTHptunist. who f s been studying for thfc past , ar at the Juillard School of Mu- I will return to take up hei j tching duties at Dillard at the ening of the fall session, Sep nber l'l. * A graduate of Spelin college in Atlanta, Miss Blan 1 was the first person to meet . e requirements for the Alhster Science degree in piano from e Institute of Musrcal Art at illard in 1940. Acclaimed as one he most outstanding young piists, she has been honored with ^eral scholarships and prizes for cellence in technique. AVERLEY SILVER WRS CLI B We held our weekly meeting on ' rC^oestkty?nite at. the home of p s. Maggie Johnson. The meet- , ' t was called to-order ut?the- ' d out in the usual manner. The < eting was then opened for a ef discussion. An invitation i >m the Usher Board of First ' zareth was accepted to attend-sir anniversary on the second ? nday. Several other plans were 1 cussed that will be announced 1 The Leader later. We are ask- j !-our-friends and well wishers + subscribe for and read The s ider-fo?news of clubs. ^ t WENS DRAMATIC CLUB V "ho Owens Dramatic club held first banquet at the home ol I s. E. M. Owens. The parents ! the mebers were the honored ' sts. Other guests were Mrs p I iie McQuarter of Spartanburg; tj 5. Whitner and Golphine o f ^ v irens. he girls Were very pretty i-n ir evening dresses. The proni was as follows:. rus?Over My Head b yer h i! Freedom!" ^ Icome?Janet Eithelberger 3?iMorgie m. Cooper ^rumental Solo?Lillian Owens iding ?Guy Phelps irtet?Dorothy Mae Labrue, y toise Dent, Dorothy Jenkins nil Mozell Timons )?Kena Gantt v, ;tt?Lillian Owens and Margie C lao Cooper a aion Jenkins, Master of cerep [esdr.mes Owens, McQuarter Whrtner rendered music for occasion. he club is planning a picnic on j of the lakes. Also a program u be given at St. James A.M.E. <i rch. ! . n E FLORENCE p tHTINCtALE CLUB he Florence Nightingale Club FusCCalvary Baptist- church ^ at the home of Mrs. Jose- ; ie Darnell, 7:110 p. m., Aigust | 1 Meeting openecf by singing I ^ Faith Looks Up To Thee. I 1 ?i ? * ? ^ yui i?y ivt-v. i oungoiood. i ne was called, and all present Tended by paying 10c each. -Mrs. nell paid $2.00 which was 1 ected tit Pew Rally, he minutes of the last meetwere called for, recorded by ^ i. Weston. It was moved and y seronded that the minutes be ? ?ived and addpted. 'he matter of renovating the -j ich was discussed 'extensively. 're.-,hintnts. ice cream nnd cake e served and enjoyd by all. i ,h next meeting will be held 1 SOUHFUS BASEBALL TEAMS j / } (> MKKi' SATI'KnW AT AM. FN PARK ( . 'r'~ I Fort Jackson, S. C., Aug. 2? | The 2.18th Quartermaster and the j 710th Medical Sanitary Blue Socks N-egro-- baseball teams, of Fort Jackson, will clash the latter parl t>i this week in what promises to be a struggle to the last out. The game will be played at G o'clock ?. I'M August 7, at Allen I'ar^-Tn?? Columbia. . . Newly arrived at this post, .the : 2158th, whose slogan is "'Fit "To j Fight", already have introduced J hemselves in baseball circles at \ Fort Jackson By trimming the j -j st: ong 72!?th Sanitary company j . and Post Detachment teams, and I are now looking around for mo:e teams to conquer. ! On the other hand . tlie_ TlQtlrL^' Blue Socks Slave been winning ' ;u right along with ease over othei j 111 competition and will he out' to <le- j * lend their record when they meet ^ '.he "Fijfhtini? OMe" Sutni-iiiiu ? ??. I I if JULY. A MONUI OK MANY \N1) VARIED ACTIVITIES AT MACON I SO CLl'H , at Macon, Ga.?Monday,, July f>, ^ was a busy day for Volunteers as j well as the director. At 3:00 p. | ?n.. the wives and mothers of sold j r>' iers arrived for an informal tea. in The club was very beauti-fully dec c}, orated with the national colors, and the guests received Indepen- | m dence Day tallys. A short pro j tli "rem was held. At 7:30 p.m. charming girls arrived, Victory ! M Bows in. hair, to swing and swav i St until 11:00, by the music of the j Fifth Regiment Swingsters o f *V Camp Wheeler, Ga. Refreshments j were served. I SO Takes Group To Cochran Field j ^ '.Sunday, July 11, at 2:30 p.m. w the bus left for Cochran Army, j sf Air Field. Upon airi>.al t h e | .S< guests were met by Cpl. Murphy J.ar who outlined^ the activities of the j lections by Pvt. Ezeil Wright, i ai bathing in the swimming pool were j in features t)f the evening. . . - !~M [jpHprillA R:iil ?,_L? t CI Wednesday, oV.'v 14, was one of j fa many affairs U/*be long remem- . :>ei ed. A social order was issued j 1 for all princes to come and find their princesses and vice versa t it the Cinderilla ball at the USO. Duiing intermission the girls * jiled their shoes in the center of , he floor. Finding their Cinderilas they led them upstairs to a so: ieautifully decorated -trabie to be ; m. erved with punch and cookies. ffusie- was rendered by the Fil'th | fegiment Orchestra of Camp t ' Vheeler. j or ' He 'Cruit" Party ? i ? I tai Saturday, Jury 24, a "Cruit" ' th< tarty was given honoring newly I yj, nducted teen-age soldiers of Ma- .. on and surrounding camps. This . ' iarty was sponsored by the Girl Reserves, co-sponsored by the i HI JSO club. These teen-age girls fa re never more beautifully dress d. All wore lo'vely gowns in | nu, tistel shades. . | |-?r i Sunday, July 25, Miss Juanitajroj Williams was presented i n a _ni rilliant song recital at the Fifth Legiment chapel, Camp Wheeler. Iembers of Alpha Kappa Alpha wa orority sponsored the "Six O'clock j uei ea Hour" at the club. jnj, July 20, Miss Vivian Troupe -nu .'as hostess to a group of sold- I hi iis on her birthday. Special p0i uests were soldiers born in July, dp July 28, the Naval Ordnance J lub sponsored a "Beach Formal" H? hich was uniquely carried out. iharmingly arrayed in evening ) ttire, each member wore a beau Tf)| iful corsage of rosebuds tied with each ribbon. Fresh peaches 'ere strung across the doorways, Bp i lin WAVKRLY 1-11 ( LI B j Yo ' I Be The Waverlv club met at the j sual place and was called to over by Miss Cherry who in turn o :illed 011 the vice president to preide. Business was taken tin and ' lie roll was colled. After the u1 sual routine the meeting adjourn- .*'? { ii until next Tuesday. He Mr. George Brown is president; | \n lr?\ Bertha Richers, secretary; j f'jt Irs. Seicna Brown, reporter. ' u't ? . T. . . i-ais OING RLORLK'S C!,l H CONSOLS Sil.VKR Ti:A nu Tbe >??tdie is invited to attend in? Silver Tea Riven by the YounR sc' 'eoplo's Sot ial dub on Sunday afernomi at 5:30 at the home of <!rs, Isahelle Henry, 121K 1-2 !'11 'ortee avenue. n Mr. General ;s president of the lub; D. H Williams, secretaTy. i ei it the home of Nurse Nelson. All nenibers are urged to be present, wi Mrs. Haiper, Pres.; Mi's. Jones, M *er.; Mrs. Lowrie, Treas.; Mrs. of famed, Reporter. .- - - i i j?r_ : ? , THE PALMETTO LI :hristine :hatman _ | M iss Chatnian and her hotter inn Hades dance orchestra will ? at the Columbia Township iditorium for a dance Friday ght, August 1.1th. Featured on le same program will he Maye elle, the "Hey I.awdy, Bawdy ama". . * ACK FUOM FLORIDA Mrs. Magnolia Wright of Laurts. S. ('., is bat k front Tallatssee, Fla., where she attended short course in Heautv culture Florida A. and M. college. Mme. 'ynona Parrish Graves .the inructnr of Pittsburgh, Penn., one the most outstanding women this field, brought to the group le most modern methods and the west deveopmcnt in Beauty cultre. Its: LOIS P. JOHNSON AND ON UTTLI5 "TIM" SPKNI) ACATION IN S. C. Columbus, Ga.?Mrs. Lois P. >hnson, a former resident o 1 'innsboro, and Chester S. C? ith her sii Timothy, Jr., are tending a pleasant stay in old nith Carolina visiting relative's id friends. While in?South?Carolina,?they e visiting the following places: Winnsboro they are guests ol rs. Johnson's" mother,? Mrs.~ mr! J. Peay, Colleg .Street: In , tester they are guests of theii , ther fn-lavr and grandfather Mr ilius Johnson, Jeter street. In >ek Hill," the quests of her bro- [ her and sister-in-law Mr; and rs. W. U. Johnson W. Black . They also visited some friends Colihnbia. Mrs. Johnson and n were very glad to see theii my friends progressing. ? Mrs. Johnson is the wife of T. Johnson, who is a Civil Service iployee of the War Dept. Fori lining, Ga.; and is also Secrev of the Executive * Board of : NAACI', Columbus Branch e Johnson family reside at 40-1 Washington Apts. GH MATTERS SOCIAL CLl'H Hie Hiyli Matters Social club t at the home of Mi-s. J. Goodt. The house was opened with lys and prayer by Mrs. Goodl. The ineetinjr was called to lev. by the president. Business s discussed in a very brief man- | \ The minutes of the last meet : were read and approved. The etin^r was very enjoyable and club will meet next at the me of Mrs. R. Reen 2E24 Senate pet. "" 'TERNS FROM Y. P. C. \Ioncks Corner, S. C.?The Rev. m I,. Aiken one of the outstand > ministers in the Reformed iseopal?church?in?South Garo- I a returned July 28 from the I tiny People's con." rence held at aver college. Jenkintown, Pa., ly 10-25. RANGKIH RG PERSONALS Visitimr Columbia Auausf l.st.'i re Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Fred- i ck, .m., an<i cmuiren, Marianna, ywatd and Elizabeth and Miss j nelia Seawright of New York J y The family was there visrtr friends and relatives. They I o went to Iimo, visiting aniL. ended church services. Miss Ameli.- Seawright, a sum r school student, who is attend. | X the State College Summe' Ynnl session will return to New j rk City. Miss Telia Sims was in Orangery Saturday visiting the Freoicks family. , Miss Virginia Boyd left foi rw York City where she wrll main. Master Hey ward Bowman, Jr., 11 jjoon be the guest of Mr. and rs. Frederick. He is the nephew the Fredericks. Reporter, Alarianna Tfyhita ?? 2>.V RADISH i ioctpoors party allen, benedict (01 ivrjvj^.vjliay Many young people are eagerly looking forward to the outdoors party a it A Ilea-Benedict court or* Monday nlg^rrr'A^ipust it. at 8:0h o'floek. i Come out and bring your friends; thereV lots of fun in .store for all who attend the third summer party given by the Culture club. Refreshments will be sold; poor! music v ill be furnished. Proceeds will be used for Wilkinson Home. TIUMTY NEWS Rev. J. N. CiMiphmann. Pastor The ~lirst Sunday in August many were at the chinches to tlu j hepirlninp of the revival meetings. Mis. M. M. Burton has returned 11oni Little Rock. Ark. and reported an enjoyable trip. The duugh ter of Mrs. Burton was h delegat. t * * tile Sunday s hflo) convention and made her report which \va.= er"?d. Revival w'1 at Trio -.4-m SI....I...' A.. U?l. v* uuiiuui mtjj'U.u otil. . 1 - t rgeil tr attend.?The pastor" will l???*a:h tin- opening: sermon and a sermon will be- preached?by the ilev. K. L. Moore,, and Rev. Davis. -Mr.-George Ruben of Newberry won 1:iid tn >i?;t rn Trinity cemetery, July 22nd. * He leaves t o mourn his passing: a wife, four laughters, four sons, other relatives and a host of friends. u\IV. R .hen resided on the Hudson place a number of years and was well known. See Miss N'ecio Bell Burton and get a copy of the Palmetto l.ead' ei only f?e for church news of the state. , EI1ENKZFIt A. M. E. chi^Ch Rev I). N. Wilson. Pastor Charleston. S. v.--On last Sunday oiu services were glorious all day. Our beloved pastor preached two inihl,e sermons filledrwith the -Holy -Ghost. The church wascrowded all day. Many * visitors were present.?Mote than 400 nor .-on*?nnnninn ul.?Monday?nrijrhtj the leaders-repm4^ were 100 per- i Icent. We are happy to say "that I run church is progressing as never J before with this great pastor as our leader. He is kind and lowing to all" During the day seven persons joined the church. We are giving our pastor a vacation for three weeks. He left Tuesday, August 3 for New York where he will spend part of his voea t+onv ? ? The Emergency club, President Mis. Ethel Bunch; the Love and Unity club, President, Mrs. Ethel BeUe Middleton and the Queen Esther club, President, Mrs. Flossie Wilson, sponsored a Kirtg and Queen contest, together with a-religious drama conducted by Mrs. mcnarason was quite a success. Mrs. Inez Temple furnished mu-ic. MSss Ruth Gipson thrilled the audience with a solo. $244.G5 was raised. The Love und Unity club has just put new very pretty velvet door covering, wvne color, on the pulpit and in the altar. The clubs are very helpful to the church at .tfl times. (OPE NEWS Sunday was one of those busy days in and around here. S. S. was called 10 order at the usual hour at Macedonia bv Rev. C. C. Burgess. A very fine group attended. Alter a lively discussion of the lesson, Rev. and Mrsf Burgess nin.^.. tored to Good Hope accompanied by some of the members, where after a lively discussion of the I lesson the officers conducted a | lively prayer service. The pas- 1 tor took his text 1 Kings 21:28,1 subject Re; p What You Sow w< i A 1 woe all richtv fed. Mrs: Jones of Washington, worshiped j vvitli us. ) Rev. Burgess conducted revival j meeting at .Jerusalem M. E. on the N\ Edisto circuit last week and I reported quite a success. Sunday he rave us a thrilling message In-in II Chron. 8:24. subject Thou Art the Man. Mrs. Rebecca GoLmn of Brook- [ vn. X, Y.-r was her# to funeralize her husband. Mr. Geo. Golson who , died suddenly July 25. She was , accompanied by her two daughters | Misses Helen and I.ila Mae; her j -ister Mi-'s Catherine Grant and nephew Mr. J. C. Bough. They nine on a sad occasion but we . Were glad to have them worship [ vith us on Sunday night. We ex- tend to them our sympathy. The meeting is going on at Macedonitt this week. Rev. C. J. Adam? ' Of Orangeburg charge. Next . - - - - ? *? week we will be at Good JTof>?. Key. >L Jlw;jJi) of Columbia in charge. The people o) Oak Grove are very , < perative in- our meeting pf, ..iui when liny bjgin theirs uii the. (..u 'bird Suinlay night ?vc. must re-' .. ui.ii?the k.?whw???i. ? ?zzr" rm Mrs. Janie Mosely has,been very ,|V busy entertaining- relatives this summer. Her sister Mrs. Lurline yj, Gypson, of Washington, 1). C., \| pent several days,. while little nj( V^iss and Master Geo. Civnb are j () - till here, They seem happy, ??-j Mr. John Hampton who has ( u 'been away in camp 'was at home ? with patients for a few days. A. K. Suinpter. reporter !ttl I.AKK CITY NIAVS ftr Si.-.ty-live percent of the Coloril ^electees from local buani.Nu. JJiL 14 ot Lake City for the month til July were' rejeettl due to lack ot education, according' to a statement from Mr. ,|. H. McCuiry. ecretary of the hoard. Out ol to pass. _the educational -and phys. , , " ical test Ht Foi l J ackson hi>; TTi tiionth. Those who passed the test e'ii and have joined" the ~HTnreiUfoTccs ' Ml of the Nation are: Booker 1'.. tw Washington, H. Gibbs, Robert va -Coopci, Abiahain Judge, Jr.,?ftol?Wand Green, Cephus Generette, Q.. McCleod McNeil, Winslow Allen, Y< Malie McMillon, Chester Brown, ua James McCalister, Robert Green, ho Finest Dobson, James II. Faddy, Ci "John K. Stewart, Jr.. Cephys Briggs, Fnoeh Banna, Jr., and Ce Bonis Keels, army; for the navy Nt Harold Lee Graham, Nathan Mc- ' White, William Milton, Columbus -Mi .vlcClam, Nathaniel Daniels, 'feow- Wi en Cockfield, Willie J. Butler ami M Bustey Shann.er, Jr. Clarence Tli tiieen' joined the coast guard and " dobert B. Singletary the marines. Miss Rosa Lee Holley of Ben- ^ of nettsville spent last week end vvt' here visiting her cousin,-Mrs. An- '"hi nie Shields. Miss Holley is a stu-dent of Allen University. Misses Ruth and Katherine (Ira ta' ham?of Washington,?D.- O.,? ure here vislilng_ their cousin Ml^^n Edna K. Martin. I 'ol Mrs. Julia Graham left Wed-,. nesday of last week for Brook-| 11 lyn, N. Y., due to illness of hei daughter, Miss Lela Graham. . 's When she reached Brooklyn, she ; sur found her daughter in the hospi- ' tal. Miss Lela Graham has been | engaged in defense work i n I 111*' h.....Lijn f,;r quite awhile. ( ^ f -j CllUvKN WOOD l>ia? I KU'T S. S. j ACE LHAGIE CONVENTION . | i he The Greenwood District >Sun- j day School Institute and ACL ' . i1 League Convention of the Diedniont Annual Conference was held \ J. . with the Mt. Pleasant A. M. E. | ^ church, Renno Circuit near Clin- > i . 101J ton, July *Rt. Rev. J. - j Flipper, A. M? D. D., Bishop; 1 ' Rev. Louden Fletcher, Pastor; ? Rev. P. M. Gary, S.T.B., Pre.sid- I ing Elder; Mrs. A. M Perrin, j ivisiiici aupt.; rror. .J. T. \V. I .Y Minis, Dist. Supt. ACE League; ! Mai Mrs. Ruth -P. Alexander, Pres.. j .\u\ >f W. H. & F. M. Society; Rev. i Phi W. S. Minis, C. CJ. Glover, As-so-j of i iale Presiding Elders. I 1 11U0 Devotions began by Pre-; M siding Elder P. M. Ga^yltnd oth- lclt el's. Organization, "reports from ; *tai harges were Very good. Mem-'sj?ei er> of the convention were on wee the job. Interesting talks were ton, given by members and visitors Y i the convention. They were tie Prof. Garrett, E. F. John so n7 W. are S. Mints, P. E. of the Abbeville | vac; District; H. W. Walker, Ruth P. Alexander. Two great sermons \ were preached by Rev. Jenkins ol ; to : Gafnett; Subject Test* Yourself; Rev. J. C. Letman, subject Leatu \y ML Ma. which were inspirational [ t;m and educational, and lifted even vvj|| one. Collection money $157.08. Contingentmoney $1)2.00. | Rev. Fletcher and his loyal peo- . Me entertained highly the mem his of the convention; showed a very welcome and hospitable spir it; and wants the convention to 1 buiry h-.uk to Mt. Pleasant A. j 1 M. K. Church. Evervone is sun. i purliiitf the district. MYRTI.K I1KACII NKWS The many friends ??f Ali^ iinsu Ij. Hail ait* indeed ylad to state J that -she lias entirely recovered m from an ntt.uk of hay fever, and m is her real self again; as she ns fl tally is when living near the At luntic Ocean. Mrs. Hail is tin- house truest lof Mr. and Mis. T. B. Owens un.i | say* h*r stay is indefinite. ) *? ' * | v-.. MT. < XI'Mhl, S( IKK>1. M. M. Sillon. I'rimipal 1'fif Ml. ( ??i ntel < '< mim t,it y jjrru^niK ~Tapii!!v wrt !> ?rhm iiiinj; pimfriiiii wtin'ii ?j* si.petvision of Mis. M.M. Si". aits of' eorii . car i.?.-?I ia.-t wei4 ?; Mrs. Cynthia IJ \ i < 1. IX 'jaai't s. Hen (ii illin. 1 "? ipiaits; .Mis M. Sit ton Ml ip.iails; Mrs. An Sullivan ,\5 ijaarts; .Mis. A?lt <iil 1 >' ?|Uii'is; .Mi's. i hii; . taiTT" 1") i|Ualt?: Mis<' C*fir<.ph"i.> nniiiiihani K! miaits. ULu:?111'lf fisf i 1 *issi in.-i-l t ;> wci-k, Kvei yTniily . is invited I < ?-n<l Till' Hllllll* KlllllOllli. S C'liiS -I': <1 iiist t ui tin who i .-.lis? I. \ own from A]J? 11 Cniwisity vis ii tho < 11 ay , Con iji 11 w;i,}.< s ( ;,n ry. Thi'V Won- 11111,. M*i 1 ^ : en' 1\ 11 .will put some of t.he tli.il>." pract in-. I5t:\nktts\ ii i.j-: \i:\\ s ( . I>. Sanders, Reporter C^uite a whoi-no . ?rolat i-v?-~?tilH ends ai l iveil home the weel il for their- summer vacation r.* atvil Mt S. -.hte'oh Willltin:-' am o hoys are home from PimukvI nia. house guests at' Mis. I'uar . Napoleon. Mrs. M;u <mit of* Nev irk. Mrs. ** Coi j ie. IJi'csc ' am tighter ill' Ahenleen. X.. <'. wen use gue-ts nC Mr. ami Mis. .las ace. Mrs.' I.utitia S. I.uras, Mi" rrentur Sanders. Mis- Tillori: -siniih, M i. "Matthew Ne-niith .. and Mr. Harold Xi-siiiilh am rs. Correna S. Henderson o ashington. I). ( '.. arii-ed liium ondav for a iv-rk's vacation ey are visiting their sister < Zanders. I lev. I'. B; Mdodana and fanii!\ Camden were in the city tin ek end enmute-In Mai'edui i. .irch where they are conducting if summer meeting. Nurse. V. .1 niies is in the host n at Florence. Air-. Ha'.t.c ?>i?e i?Willie?P.. .inner.?are hiiine?ut IL'l tli?till. Illi- jllne^ ?-X-rrSII* S. ? Wi s. Alston. .Mrs. .Allies?Liiiy+ on the sick lis]. W:s. K. H. Jln.gh. of Rock I!.! in the city teaching a month ot inner school at BJenheim. he Ked ^ICiule Club armed ne Monday from a week's camp trip at .Mollis College, SumIrs. Hat tie Blue ol' Xew York ! Miss Ruth Blue of \\ ihuing. X. C., spent ll'.e we.yk, end in city with Mr. and Mi_s.__StarL,_ on Hudson street. Ir. Ceorge Mdodana and two ers Misses Bessie and Usher ail- ill t to. ? v.ii uMiiiij; meir ii?is. \ [i s. \ era S. Robinson arrived ie l'of her summer vacation 11 Wmnsboro. UKOOKl.YNY X. Y. NEWS lis. Adtlie Fant and Miss ry Johnson of Clinton; Mis. ella Williams and mother oi ladelphia were weekend quests Mrs. Jessie Rice. Mrs. Fant alrisiled .Wrs. .iunie-i.aW. lis. Fioree Lone' Handberry for Gartield, Ga., to visit Mr. Klberiy's niothei. sue mi. mi two weeks there ami tv.< ks at her former home. -Clin S. C. ij s. Klsie Culpepper. Mrs. F.i l.aw and her daughter Rernict Teavinir Fridav to sner.d i he it ution with their parents Mr "Mis. .Ioiiiisoii ;ii Alexander. [1. Jaim's ColT-man left Kriday spend ten ditvs in 1.aniens. S. with his grandfatl.i r Mr. .K-hi. fcjlinore. He will .-peiiil sonu e?la?Wrrsluii^tiiii.?[X?an<ileave for the army Aisjrust i. jn&tr&r I *i < Ptptl Cola ComwAy, Franchi^ed Bottler: Colun PA OK SKVKN \ _ ___UN \ \r\TION I Mi-.- Mayan- j. (iiitVin. bnukI ci nl tin- ' oliiiiii'ia- District 1 nl'n c. of tin- N.._ (_Multial Lite 1 Iinnuante isspending. hi t ya; cut inn in New Vurlt City, visit* I I, < ' -1 i!'i- ?Si* Uiat.?>.!*& . ? ,-i is enjoying ia-r stay. I . ... <MU.IS'LK NliWS ' I' t. John Tallev of New York i 'wife anil tmcher. Mrs. Klvie Talley were Monday g icsts o t I .m.iI Mr-, i i ntun last wee1',. M . I'i;;ie:n-e Tin en l imih anil soil aie a. i'sts of theii mother, Mrs. i.X.nna 'liu'iii|psnii stin 1 family this , ' '1 ' ?!: si'.-k .!i- t -or-m tit .T" v r.J Bargains Bl!^ Now I'llci-s (>o/H ,<111)0 J'I S.'OOO I. ' stiicl li 'cnnv-. Ixjincs desirat)l? hfrrrtTon. ; o*wt I'l'itd?(ion Lol t" ' "-O" n-ed?w+s Las> terms may he s a r rani; I'd. . k K\ \ \-?< (). 1 - Taylor -1. l'liono 0087 CARVER THEATRE Al?a>s The Best Shows At > Vntir Friendly Theatri* ?' SKI.?SAT. JOHNNY MACK BROWN ?IN? Law Of The Range Chapter No. 10 w hits: e a g l s: ~"T ~ r Late Show Sal. Niyht 10:45 Also Sunday?Monday Si AN TAN MORliLAM) ^ fl1 .JI MPHD _____ " TTTE Di:VIL | T I -V Tl'KSDAY BARGAIN DAY V i r IKeirts and 5 Cents " T I S H " v.ith MARJORIE MAIN JI NGI.E GIRL NO. 6 WEI).-'THI US. 44 C A1R0 " *iih ETHEL WATERS " JirWLTTL McDONALD N.,. 7?CART. MARVEL ! MADAM WKKJHT I* A I. MIST i Famous Reader and Advisor. Not I Mere Today ;ind Gone Tomorrow. Look for Name. Seventh Daughter of the Seventh GPneration. BORN WITH DOl'HLE VEIL fThis lady arrived in your town to do pood for the public by her wonderful powers in reading the history of one's life; also jri'es advice on all affairs i df life, such us love af! ''aii s. I.)11 iiu-^s mutters. family !' iffairs. wills and divorces and ] c.iist evorythinp pertaining to the e'fare of one's life t r*" v I' !i't fa ' -ev Madam Wiipht i la.*' h-. en ; y< it *',.te and coonI y y.a:>. i'hcie are lots of readj -r> pthvinp placed in your town. , Madam Wiipht is the- only read1 cr that ha * a diploma' for hei | cork, Pont et t tooled and po to i the wr-nip nlace. Madam Wriphl | has ;in .otl'ee for white and color| 1. Sh dof-sti't fail. (.'all or write Madam Wrijfht, Wfv| (' I imbia. S. C. ! j l'cr:na..ent 1\ locat d in S'tn 'i" ['"e tv (ui Meetihp St.. <?n I". S. j liphuuy No. 1, at City Limits. Upg UliPd CHy, N V. ibia Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.