Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^nturitav, September 4, 1043 f X-X'-X-'l^XX ?. [> PERSONALS MENTION V X^KrX^<^ Mr. and Mrs. _FYank Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, Mr. am. [ Mrs.<t Moses Hopkins and son Moses, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Crawford , Miu-hell ajid daughter, Helen, ( an enjoyable week end at At- ^ Ian tic Reach. ? - ' !* 1 ^ Helen Jacquelyn, (laughter oi Ml'. and Mxs. Crawford Mitchell. ^ has returned home after spondtwo and a half months in Nor .'oik, rx Va., with her aunt, Mrs. Bessie j *W Lipsey. _ ? . j " ~ t Mrs. Bonnie D. Jenkins and son Joseph; Mr. and Mrs. John Mer- ritt and daughter Sherinu of Pitts burgh, Pa., Mrs. Mary A. Hrin iim and. daughters Parian and-^ Mildred of Washington, D.C. have ] returned?a?fcgr?spending?a?very -j "fTTeasiinI slay with "tlTeiF mother- j~, ' in law and sister Mr. ami Mrs. ? Tommie Lee Ruff. Also visited their sister- Mrs. Nettie W illiums "p of Leesville. t - ~ i Mr. Tommie Lee RulT is home, ( after undergoing an operation at Columbia hospital AilgusL?LGtb. Mrs. Alma Walker and children are spending awhile with her mother and relatives in New York City. While there, they will visit < other cities of importance. Mr. Arthur N. Glenn the son of Mrs. Julia Glenn of Columbia, S. "j C., left Thursday, August 26 for ( New York City. Mrp.- Carolina Roberson, 407 Marion St., has-been confined to bed with a stroke of paralysis for six years. Her son, Mr. Sellers Lykes. This is to inform her ' ?-many?friends who--desire- to visit ' her it would mean much to her to ' epp you. -rMrs. Sadie Nickpeay has accepted a position at the Gajlinger hospital "in Washington, L>. C. Working there with her are two other girls from South Carolina, 1 M iss Willow Hamilton and Mrs. | Hridgett Petty both of Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. London of Wilmington, N. C., were the guest ' Mrs. London's brother and Wumily, the Sullivans of 1001 Pine ] street last week. They reported an enjoyable stay in the city. Mr. Alphonzo S. JSullivan and < Lawrence Jones of this city, left the city Tuesday night, to visit | relatives and friends in Washing-* tun, Puiiauelphia and New York, i I They are planning to return alter | i,auor Day. We hope lor them a - pleasant n ip. VISITS FRIEND - AFTER 23 YlfARS Philadelphia, Pa., August 25th 1 ?.Mia. Marie Lett Lewis a beautit ian from Boston, Mass., was . house guest of Mrs. Beatrice Chandler Young, also a beautic* ' iun. It has been twenty three I years since they were together in t istiulh Carolina. I>r. \V. B. I., Clurks left Co- 1 luinbia last week for New York 1 to visit his baliy brother, who is very ill in th<* hospital. "IIis bro- ' ther is pasturing Emanuel AAl'E tliirch in New York City. ^ : j. Rev. A.L. Diggs, our West Columbia efficient reporter is pack ing St. John Methodist church, oath night in their series of revi^*al meetings. The people of Cliapin are singing his praises. DrTTT TT Hutler, tRe RaptisC"A denomination leader of South Carolina was seen in Columbia Monday shaking hands with friends. ' \ ^j^h's. Kflie C. Jhnson of George- * town, eldest sister of Mr. James [' M. Woodbury, was the house, ' gi est of Mr. and Mrs. James M. ' Woodbury last week. The inajoi portion of her vacation was spent 1 in A-Neville, NT. C? as the huse ' JyAiest of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Law- ' rente, sister and hiother-in-law. Lj Mrs. Naomi J. Pressley of!1 Philadelphia, Pa., after spending ' 10 days with relatives and friends. ol' C?(Kin,bin, where she hud a very pleasant stay, has returned ??to i eatwte wmk in the ptildir- i schools, September 8. Also Mrs. I Mnceo I' obi n son and Mrs. O. ITT'? Byrd were week end visitors of < Mrs. I'ressley, at 101(5 Harden St. homes in Philadelphia and Chur-J> leston respectively. Mr. William i m ' / 11 -? "i? 'rossley, 1010 Harden St., left 1 >1 an indefinite stay in Philadel- t "hi a. ' ' 1 T i .Mis. Potia Coleman, of Saluda ^ i'cV^ t*hi?*Sfd--to have?jtx guest* j lid relatives to spend -nine time \ kith her" this summer, M is. Flo j < 11 Clay and children of Morris- ? lerbert. Philadelphia Pa.; Airs. ^ \ rieaii (iardner, Klla M. Cole- j | nan and sister, Mrs. Lai vera Lee j jrady Lee and Mr. Kousevelt lligi fins, all of New York. Mr*. Cole- I i.an is the mother of Me.sdanies "lay, (Lii iTeiirLee and Miss (' an and sister of Mr. John Her- ' tttL a : _ " I Mrs. Sal lye Jackson and her ' ittle dsn filter Tiina Olivia o 1 ' EJrooklyn, N.Y., have arrived af- ' er. spending: a very pleasant stay ' A-itli her sister, Mrs. Kiln a Trapp 1 if Columbia. Mis. Violet (i. Wright of WaU__ ielOoro, mother of Miss Martha P. Wright, Juanes Teacher o f ! ^N'liijiion?County, wn.s n Fccerrr" guest Vtt~~the home-of Mr. iuuL._ Mrs. .lohn IC-Wlise u? 1 .oxinglum- _ While in Lexington, Mit, Wr-tght _ visited many sections of the.coun ami Col :111Lim. renewing old uquuir. lances. Everyone was hap t?y to see bet. fig!.?Preston?Davis.?rfrr; :rmp Pvt. Clifton E. Davis spent a very nlcnsant week end home with their family at 5201 Woodhrier st., in Kodgowood. They are the sons of Mr? und Mrs. Preston Davis; - -St-. iSgl. Davis?was promoted to Sgt. while .its Jeffoistijp; Darrackst .'1 ji. Recently he has _ been transferred to Charleston, S. C.; while Pvt. Clifton E. Davis is it Camp Walters,. Texas. Their visit Would have heen more com plete had they been able to be with their sister Miss Margaret M. Davis, who is visiting in Chi-ago, ^111. Miss Davis is one o 1 tile teachers at Snxnn school?iuLhe city. ,? ? HETVENIXG HOME The Misses Jewel and " Marie -.'cOes wall be coining home Sopten-:>er 8th. They have had a wonderful summer with their aunts and friends in Philadelphia, and New Vork. Marie has been away sine* June 6th and Jewel joined- her July 15th. Jewel really had a full vacation. She hud ?iv ,w,-..L-o fun at Myrtle Beach, where she net a lots of friends and ail?of :heir friends at home have been agerly awaiting their return. I'S YC H <) LOG I ST M A It I< IKS HE A I'TKT AN To the surprise of many South arolinians and interested per:l'Ws was recently heralded of the uarriage of Professor Berber Baumgardner, head of the i lepartnient of Psychology at Ainu T'niver?ity and Miss Lorettu Vatkins Chapman, Proprietor of .oretta's Beauty Shoppe, this ity. The marriage is said to have 1 aken place in Lexington, August 1 .7, Since, their marriage the ^oujrfc have bMfC the recipients 1 >f many congratulatory gestures ' in the part of their several . 'riendsT Temporarily, they are ' jnartoTed at the" home of Mrs. lattie Creep, 2321 Washington 1 itreet, Columbia, . >. C, FRIKN 1)1,V M SOCIAL CLl Ii i The?chub met Thursday night; ~ it its usual hoi r. Devotions were , an ied on by the chaplain. Aftei ; Unfinished and new business wa ransaeted. The minutes were a lopted. There will be a supper gi en Saturday, Sept, 4th: "at _ ionic of Mrs. Kosu Lee Hills, a >25 Pendleton St. We are asking >ur friends to come out and en- ' ov yui selves with i s. Also there vill be a Silver Tea given by ' VIr-\ Ada Mobie^ TTie second Sunay Sept. 12. We are inviting our "riends to. attend the Silver Tea. The tinie^l)o'clock; the place ' >11 Park street.,We adjourned to neet Thuisday night, Sept. 2nd, IVAVKill.Y SL'NFLOWER ( LI H The club held its regular meet ng Tuesday evening at the home if Mrs. ^CnrrntnghanT The devo-f, Lions were carried out in the isTial manner. The roll was called ; ach member responding with a Bible verse. The hostess served i tewonadw and?rookies., We ad- j ("onrned to meet with Mrs. Smoak an Gervais street. i i * I* l.KVKN HONOR SOl.lMKRS ;nt krtaix i:d I'ndei- tin* direction of t h e i.v Keerea. ion Program, .Mrs. 1. N. Vincent. enteitained eleven .01:0: soldiers' from the .Columbia Nriiiy Air Rase at a Garden I'ary \Ve?lues?lay aftorpoon (>: !( o'lock. At 8:00 p.m. ii dan.c was riven i t tin it*" home at the CHb--}I Inward Connmuiity Center. W \VKRI.Y I II Ci.rH M AN'S . 'l'he ehih was tailed to order Tpcnin i;1 sunt? led hv .Mrs. .viin*y? uy the thapUiin .Mrs. .Janie Abies. niton.?eripttire lesson?was rem!? by Miss S. Mae Toy.or; praye. was led by the president. Song by Mrs. Minnie Smith. We are i inviting all clubs to join in "with us in having a Silver Tea Sunday ['Veiling, at o:.?>() at 2d 14 Pontileion stieet." Come and bring >our| I'1 iends. 1 DR. I'il.l.IS IN ( Ol.l MRIA ?Llr. LL. TTi'hilitr i?i-llli.-*. belter known as The Old Cray a.'.d The XFtv R idet-?is spending bis vara- j i ion" in Columbia \vTTDi Tr lends and | is' the?special?guest?rrf?I'icsidcnl | and .Mrs. (S. R. Iliggins of Allen j University. Dr. Kllis is one of the most powerful ministers and writers in Sin.th Carolina. His nowsininer writing has altraeted thousands of people, whom have never seen him; and The Palmetto Leader i.as ' received scores of letters asking what is the miAffer with The J Id Cray and The New Rider? ppubtless he is the only ministei iri South Carolina that can read chapter after chapter iiTTLe Bible Irom memory, without missing a word... Dr. Kllis looks well... but he told Jthis editor last night, while here he would consult certain specialists and be looked ov-1 ti, as Columbia has the best and | lirest physicians in South Caro- I ina. Scores of -people were seen ! hairing Dr. KihrsJ?tmndsr-'-Wtt ft. Mrmbfrt of the U. S. Cadet rvurae Corps will wear the U. S. Public Health Serv.ce cap device on their "Montgomery berets ", which are a part of the Cadet Corps uniforms. OWINCiS NEWS PvtrT: .1. Saxon has returned to Mississippi where he is stationed Iter spending* his 1") days furlough with his parents. Pvt. Harden Barksdaje is.spend ng his furlough with parents, lie rs also stationed in M !SS. Sgt. Samuel T. Saxon is spend ?g his furlough with parents. lie is stationed in Texas. Miss Elizabeth Martin has heen hnvlinr i.n ?n joy a hie sTnrmoT \v11K icr daughter and relatives. Miss Ethella Young has returned to her home in New York City ifter a short visit wilH~fcer .noth;?r. Her little nieces Petertin stn.'1 Kant of Union have also return>d.. Rev. Bendy of Floride is '-arrv-ing on a meeting at Mt Cam*1 A. M. E. church of this commonity. He is a great healer and reacher. Con\e hear him. Meeting will close Sunday, Sept. Alii. | Mary Belle Dorrah. MT. HOUR v\. M E. ( Ill R^H ? Kav. .1 .1'. Washington, Pnotor^ S. S. was conducted hv Supt Brown. The review wn? hv .t'">astor. He then presented Br. J. E. Beard who addressed the SunIny school in__his usual manner. This was our fourth quarter. A large congregation was present, j Dr. Kenrd was presented and se I leeted his text Ezekiel 3:14 "And j Lhe spirit lifted me up and carried me aviay, and I went in the hrtterness ol my spirit hut the hand of the Lord was strong upon lie., Every heart was made to rejTJiee. After the service the_ business i>f the conference was transacted with ease and precision. Alt reports showed that the church lias. and >s making wonderful progress under the leadership of our pastor. The return pf the presiding : elder and the pastor is the pray- { .Continued on Page 6 1 ? IMF I'AIMrriO I.FADI I>cntal Hygicnist j 11 . - ' - i_ -Magr*? " int., I | how ihy_ ^ "TaTr; S IIOO H^HHE:|*^^8h8 ig Rli? & m H P J, 1m h ( ?] Miss I*eaj 1 Loienza Holland, a , nati e of St nera, S. C., who was | ,c' a 11-1.12 tfiadualo of the Oconee '"' County Training school, has re- -l,y bontlv received a certificate in jj Oral llyrfiene from jho College of T Oentisiiy of Howapl university, ~ 1 VV'asjiiiui'ton, I>. ('. She is now |' '!|1 so: virions Mental Ilytfionist in the J>n\ dentaj office of L)r. H, E. TTvdmas in Seneca, and is the only active . N'e.ero. Jlyjrienist in the State of _ <>uth X'ai oliiuiT ^'u' ANDY AND HIS ( Lorn COLl'MIMA TOWNSH 1*? MONDAY. SEPTEfl FROM 8:30 l"? I'c... nriny .HNK Hit A /Iron tn\ T 1 ^?L" /i ^L_? n i i\i i < iivi. I iv. rv*. $ .SO I Fed. era I Tax .10 7J S?ale Tax .1!) | TOTAL $1.(KJF At Door 1 $1.01) 9 Federal 'lax .10 I Slate Tax * .1,0 | TO T A K $1.20 jj While Snectators 60 Cents S \d\anci Tickets Sold at Thomas I) Sponsored Itv J. J. MISS M \RY HAMPTON, II.I. ,,nd - .. to li Mass. Mary Hampton fell a lew __ ... . and mivs auo and lias been cammed to %Z' > i ^ Led iit Lome. I am asking m> ^ ( "friends, sisters and I>r>dIn'i'Sf t" eall to see bur. Prayer mot h 1 r y; \ v her recovery. 1 l*K< urn i<\s Trmxi jkosiiu.Ai._j?p . ! The Hew 1.. C. Moody has returned jert home a few days ago from the Smi Col u tubia huspU-ul ufLur--uue. .year.. J51 o< ill he has reeoveiv... ! rien<is and | ' ii i mot ill in !s_ti-i a may tali to see mill. I (^ Flo Is a "IbklK'O <>T (hutsflerr. S. Sect but has been 1ivin;r iijj Columbia fand for - about 2a y. ars or fnoro. I n* j P ' \vi. rkt'd for yea is for, tin' South- ! ^ ? ern Railway Co. in the freight (> i shipping ilenartim'nt. He is out Dm vTTT\f4^^K} . hr?nrllinnr* I w E A T H C Dunham -^ // i /v Waller, Nicf ^ Browfi and /"*"^J#4 " "Tune and N' * D?',y' MONTY WOOILEY and GRACII the grandest team of laugh-n HOLY MATRIMONY/ # *. -y CLAUDIA is coming! With sensa ?rrew-smr DOROTHY McGUIRf ROBERT YOUNG and INA CL I =M:"ZT: 7M mm)i:n st. t so news i n sic a pree'atton. 1st Sg?. le of tin1 LS'.Si It Q a. ( , -! '? ? , csu!i? *Teinrei e<i an enjoyable sj/iiMXih! pro rant. Tho-.c who cipatcd w? re: J'vt. Slappy, ^ ?LL?1 h??';. i ,t:--?:?4-m?y. Ik, Stevenson. , 11 t. Klntei i' s. Pvt. li. Whiiams. and th>- ( Net. kc.'tii'c entering the uj hese -eld (. rs p!aye?J . _ ait . : in Cafe Society, in N.Y. C ity j H. Thomas was the piano a ,.ni,y to near these talented | -t?^?rm?tfrr?second?Sunday?rrrT month at the Harden Street ). oi lier- whose birthdays came he month of August eelebrut with a party Friday night. USO was decorated heautifulwith a low ceiling made from tel shades of paper. A birth- 1 a| and gi/ttf were given to^ solofefs. "Mis. J. E. Dickson, I sled by Mrs. Hass of Evans, 111., presided at., the punch '1 T li . li fTti \ f vvttc ?nA?^oA??u/l the Junior Hp"'1"""1* he soldiers' wives held an eta- 1 atj? luncheon Wednesday alter-i n at the USO under the super-,, m of Mis. Khima Brown, the es prepared and serveit t h e ^heon. TiYtW" ni^hTr'f^errtrmtin" 'I. ;*J legiule Dance will he given In Junior Hostesses. The music the occasion will he furnishtMrtlie 2'{Hth Swiligsters with lJvt. Tfrrrrrias at the piano, ivaddil ion to the .Music Approion hour at 5:11(1, llev. K. A is will he the speaker at. tin per hour at (>:00. An interestproa-rani has been arranged. 1 piblic is invited. KIRK I >S OF JOY [P AUDITORIUM I II.MOM). Vocalist riijr Store. (Ireenleaf Lunch ^ LAWSON i about the ci'ty hoping to go is job in a lew days. We hope pray for'HTs" success and needs. 1 Washington St., Columbia, Hill. A. ( AI)H )MOTI-:ik TO CORPORAL ( ~? T roTTks Field, Texas, Aug. 10?lodowing piomotion was ortd today, by Col. Stanton T. th, Cmmanding Ollicer o f uks PieldT Texas*: ? lc. Samuel A. Cade, was pro ed to Corporal, ( pi. Cade is son of Mrs. .Mattie Cade. 10b ess ion Ave., ATiTteville. FT CT_ was inducted in the Army il 21, 1042. rforr- entering the ttrmd forces Cade was employed ,by Dr. IL McMurry, of the Mc.Murry v. Co.. Abbeville, S. ('." - % A HORNE, Topping _ 1 >ON and Swinging WAY and His Band " 11 krzzfrng arroy^oT in STORMY -M R . with Katherine . H s Her Troupe, Fats tolas Brothers, Ada Dooley Wilson! talent treat!" says ||| Mirror! - . H * * - ill E FIELDS bring you' lakers in years in -. = R| r tional :and^ AIRE | I * I *> (;?:<>i{4; ivroNVN new S' l?> E. J. Ford Tin* i oniiuy to (ie<Jl y etow n ot d i s. A .iy S. I.iyon of Columbia uitc .ii>|?iioi "ToT" beauty" shop* > . Any. alii meant niu h to Ac are very proud of Air*. l.iyn lenuse sire is >ne of oniaL '1'heri s a law in South Carolina govern tie toe?beatrty-industry. timf ?w nacticing such is required to bt ,i possesion of a Cosmetologist License. (iirls prepare for thi \ going to some accredit <1 School of |'5e?.uty ('altar. am stinlyl (let what it takes to ttt ible you to meet the requirement hid tlu-i e w ill- he rib reason wh; <>a coml not lace the inspecto md tell the trith and you'll havi bo need cursing atid accusing any body of turning op or down. No itotlv knows when the inspector i coming. it's not your business t know, i<| not in her line to mm!, voti, v?'e are furnished with Sao itary Rules and- Kcirulntioim at t is 'In us to' be ever on the a leit. . ?:Miss Alet-n Mmi'/.dn returned t NV.v York after spending tw '( eks \v itli^Mrs?M. K. rel atives and friends. Little Louis . i.. .. i o ..u ?iiw,it< nit.- i? jaimiir t l. th'miin !i W\\ York with her foster. put suits Mr. and Mrs. Finest .Brpwt - Kev. Dr. '1'. .1. Miles will prcac Sunday, Sept. 5th and hold ill Xuurlh iiuarUuiy?conference o Monday night Pastor J. .M. ".laidson?is asking everyone to do hi bit. The' IteV.* Aaron Carr wa I he speaker. JU morning -i'i vin last Sunday and lie really \\s< good. Missionary Convention of The Palmetto?Conference . The We'll, and F. M. eonvei tron of the Palmetto confereni as held with Pet hoi A.MK churc Ringstree, in Tomlinson's hi?_r school auditorium. The anniu sermon was delivered by Dr. J. 1 Benbow following the organixa t!on. The presidents submitte their reports: Mesdames .M. T Greene, Mt.B. Benbow, atul _Y. 1 Murray. Papers by Mrs. Stell and "The Hope of the Future i Conduct and Dress" bv Mrs. 11 a tie I.. Thomas were ful of infoi mation and inspring. Music w. fur-nislied by Mrs. L. B. Smith. At afternoon session followin rong service led by Mrs. V. I ..Murray the. Conference. Brunc song bird, that thrilled; tin* c >r (.in..I'll ii> mi.-y stic would. W "lieu listened witlt interest to th resident's anm;al address whir biought many comments. Mrs. I V. Wilson brought echoes from th l.adrennial. The Juvenile pay ant conducted I y Mrs. S. R. I v\ '< was .lust as we expected. The following are the officer fifi* the ensuing term: President Mrs. R. L. Brown; Mesdnmes Y T. Ellis, C. Q. Jackson and Car ire James, 1st, 2nd and 3rd vie respectively; Cor. Se.\. Mrs. V. 1 Murray; See., Mrs. Fannie Green wood; Chi-. Wavr and Means com iniffee Mrs. Mary W. Robinson f'onf. Branch Tresis.. Mrs. F. V Wilson; Trcas. Fliza Turner Me Vioriid Fund. Mrs F. B. Green' and Statistician, your currespon lent. ~ Ki my tieorjretown readers: TT mt ? > pert a write-up. each wee! leeai.se we do not have the tinv id would appreciate your hnndiil) -s?your-news Sundays or not late nan Monday noon. Thanks. HIIKIK Bit ANCH NEWS A few of the members attend d the union at I.otts drove. NHsxes Mat t ie- Paw* Foulks, P Wise. Helm is Natrples and Maryh ! '. Pervy h ft . n New Vm.k Mon lay. Miss Foulks spent awhili n the so; th. visiting relatives. Mri- I.(?oy Williams left for Ft f?ra;rp. ? C. yTodnesday?aTtw nt'Miiti'"' his pfouinduetton fur ioujrh at home. We wish for bin mi h success in alt of his under akinffs. Mr. ami Sirs. Isaac "William? Helen Wflliams, Mrs. I.. Sligh wer he dinner -ruests of M'. and Mn ("roijfhton Williams and Misse aanita ami Mary Willranis. Mr. hi r y Williams. Miss J. an itn Williams, Mr. Theodore Pad uett and Mesdanies Seraphina an Septema Williams spent Monda in Saluda. Hcv. Charlie I.ott o 1 DoT.nni Fla. is visiting hm-sUumliter Mri Indrrr-Nferr: hem and other retain es and friemfs. He spent Monda with Mrs. Mary Brooks and fan ily; Tuesday with Mis. S. \Vi Kams ami family. Mr and Mrs. Whitfield I'rnol? MiaS Carrie Mi^r Brooks snciH Sn day in Arken. Alary L. Williams, report* i:sts i I'n" * i?.iui. Mitii <-. \ a s'n;ri~v _rr Tt'Trnrrl w;'n r , as ait. -Southern maimer, .u i. a "'.Mis. 1 llninas 1.. .juries. >! 1? Mi ouyress St.. the inniit'i Uio (j. Itanneiiy. nai yi.iei ii Air. i. Mrs. Char't - ii. I i.iiiru-i iy. 2 '. Washington S.,i.. < S. t trirUTta.ne'tl i?r. William Tho.n and .Mr 11 "ptoii Paul with a re ulai Southern i.iai.i on Aloud. ... Ann. 2-".id. It-fore leavihy )' > fit or Noi tin 11: points anil ;i hup ward journey. i) 1 mii-iir t inn'^ "1 SouIEe polk i-liops. with yieou pyppein. < ? pinfrapple,?ticf. la nwii?'j i it \ fresh string hears,. yuliien oani ,, "in on tin- inli, |o 1' ic and .uutu s.aiail. h-it hKiui's with .In tor. ice tea, lie cii am and > food fake. , Cards woe enjoyed 'after : nor a'nil ;?t - : 1 the y est.- ' the Stale of Alayio liu New Yi 'Cine rot'irnmy; to Cnltimhia. ~ B uHBbSP^ > ^ ^ J * 2-mar j Bureto of Public K*?*t1on? U S4 War Oepjirtmrn' 1 FORT w ASH?MJTO\. M AR LAN D--First L.eutenant Doris ' Mjrrell, Indianapolis. Indiana < x' of two WAC ofticersi to aft ? Adjutant Gent.-al School T - other officer is Annie D. Cla <1 Cincinnati, Ohio. i:AM\ii M:\VS .!! F.voi yijrutv'...is. anxiously Iook tr. for \vn-t-ti? tf - "trie r>i*s- ti'iinu*- coin r' u!1>* nt John \WVley Sunday. l,s appreciate the fact th-.t nu-mh : n<l friends fr?nn fal' an'' near V be here. ' Mrs. Kann'o Fruii Mrs. Dora Da?-yan are still fin <-ic-k list. Mr. (!enr<?o Washing 1 vho has been awuv for sevi e weeks is ut-hrnfie also Mr. C. ' cas. We regret to find Mr. J> k Paul on-the si- k list. Mr. R. Byiri tells irs that our fourth <1 '' tei;Iy conference will he :it Sat *\rove Sept. 2?I. r Mr. an<l Mrs. I.evan Ross dr< Ml the way from I.ydia last S day niyht to the parsonage to port, because e edition over wh ' hey have no control proven * them: "comine to church "Sund r' They kt>o\v the meaifiny of loy 'v. Thcv- also brouyht a bia <1 r.er of many yliod tbinys to e Sandy throve Methodist Chu-ch : In spite of Weather conditif the.loyal church yoers were on job as usual. Mr Raymond P.y - Messrs?C. Barm mills. T. H. Rt ers. M. Rivers. Mesdantes K. K ' in. Marion Rivers. I.ila M. Hyr 'A and .J,u!a By id and Rev. T f ' pers were the outstanding popu speakers. The escond Sunday Sept. will !>o_ the day when J *" "My ral 1 y~win tie over. The foil tip captains reported Me-dan {,. Hnyyins $5; I.tiln Byrd. $.'12." Charlotte Kirvhi $14; Modena N hols $21.SO; F. Bess $22: Mart $2-'* !.. M. IIvines $S; Ft! Royers $'!2: R'-ttie Unreins $2 t?"W?Rrrr^;?Rivers- Sd'M Marie \ ' !.;tw $1. South Co- m il: Mis; - '> 1.1 !t1 .Ve r c omr.v s ' 7: ! VI I . I >a 1'irjii> SI 11: R. " " h. $o --, \t i ,,-f yn. s-.f.'i I>oro;h'- Fvans $2: R. R - SI..17: T. K. Rnycvs $10; .1. iTiTr 11 $S; ('. R. Royers S"; ,lohn Fv s.": 11. Woods So; Wm. Hymes : 1. K. Rivers $1('; K Kirvin $S; 1'yrd $S; R. Ityid $S; l.ula Ry ' ,.\. Rurrrs $ ":. Joosetta Rur ' S.; .lames Fno h SS: (Was. Fn< >" $S; M. .1 Porter $M: \V. T. I *V Mrs 1 r.e iM' . 5>r>rr:< has pro' ;.i he n successful farmer. 1 'I j larm contains "1 acres cotton J* I acres lohac n, 10 acres p<>tat< ' }." acres corn. 4.a acres oats < l|4whcut. 2 acres pimlers and r: *. I i'ii more than ">00 chickens, '-"i'TTcs to read pood literature esi v ; niliy the Advocate sind the I i- ' motto I I'adiM-. ' Mr. I. CilniMte rr.'iilo a husir ri^rr To ^nmtprnmt ftishnjTV 5. c;ifi nhi\. in Hi-y. and Mrs. P(>v'?.l_ wklv thank "Vt? . and Mr", Kirvin for ?r . Continued on Pape 8 ? t J * ?? i TAGE SEVEN ??? I. ?329 ./,< KI.KIIH \T!:s 17 111 1JI1JTI1 DAY Y> Kii nit t.unihrope. Jr., oelebrat- . ?a+4?ki.?w. ^ hi 11,*j, -1f^11 fi|i ilttiny at the ? 3* 1 Oil).-.UHIty 'OIUCI, on, "AUgUSt 10, r.MJ. where a delightful purty 'T, e.u. ii and Mr. Hi j M. A. Taylor were guests along in] | with forty or more yo.-hg peo^ie v\ joi ,*eie ji.isc.it and enjoyed '.tie occasion. ' c...ir..i;ng young ladies as , . \ o. .< c.. i- re. i e.^ir.iU'tiCs. ;y] I i hoi:i :\( K M \vs / I ' fontin !' ' To.,, I' 'd j y ? . II . .. ir ' iv'-d?Uy -tht'i'O j-?-ini-. lhl1 < tl:tll)?l tt'l's-ih-laW Ml1. " .j, ! an ! Mrs. J times Baker. F'oretye; M'. nnd Mrs. Ih'b'jrj_ P. Baker. j ('<?!. mhi:i; Mr. an'1 Mrs.,. Julius Baker of ~^r,ew York P?'v throa grand hihlien. . Vidian. Robert P. 'i J"> >?"-' K r' otJ'i-r. r-Jatives V :nd a lv st of frifn?'<: \!i\:v (!wf?rt/1/ft1 vti Vmc v?. tt- ./ ' ? turned home from N. 1 . ? . on account i>1 the death of Mr. Ed. Mill- ?. ? Mrs. Sarah Poyd. Mrs VKdun ' I Crawford have returned from the _ iooal?Convent ion?of?the?Tent in Atlantic City, N. J." Dr. I,. M. Darrtzler of_ Orangeburg is visiting-- relatives and 1'rof. and M rs. L. V. Walker and family of Greenwood are in the city visaing re'ativps and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dork "Davis and family. ... ?Miss Frmtees?Thomas?is a palient in the M' Leod hospital as result <?f injuries, received' in an jgulo.Avreck. j# _.... . . _ J"U' Instate Bargains 11 Hay Now?Prices from S1100 r ? ? to $2000 ^-r_ '. I. ." and 6 rooms houses desiray. hie location, good condition. Lots W, -i"0 and up. Easy terms may be ,ne irranged. :r'd KIN A R I) REALTY CO. 16 !?:* ? Taylor St. , Phone G0?7 ik. -f CARVClTl? - THEATRE Al?:ivs The Best Shows At ivi'.r ' ,f>r Your Friendly Theatre 1 Friday and Saturday tr>" , >ral I'i'l ELLIOTT and Tex BITTER '""I TN IIV" ' 1 Prairie Gunsmaker urn tdy Chapter I I of WHITE EAGLE nve Late Show Saturday Night v-n , Sunday and Monday ^ BIRTHRIGHT aV with ETHEL MOSES and al CARMEN NEWSOME in 'ttt J Tuesday Bargain Day 11c?5c >nv Gangs Of The City the 1,1 i . .Chapter 10 JI NGLE GIRL lg- j . ? J if Wednesday and Thursday lop -n- WHITE CARGO Li I jn with WALTER PIGEON he and HEDY LAMAR J Chapter 1 i Hull -.1 Tk? ; I I on B llfc --.Wil1" I MADAM WRIGHT ^ P A L MIST ;es Famous Reader and Advisor. Not ' 'lerp Todav and >'??< Tomorrow. ... l.ook for Name. Seventh Daughter of the Seventh Generation. iv RORN WITH DOI BI.R VEIL This lady arrived in! your ns town to do gdbtl Tor the n' public by her wonderful v j-.- powers in rending the .. \ 1M history of one's life; also gives advice on nil affairs of life, such as love aflis is. business matters, family vh 'fairs, wi'ls and iji 'orces and o<t everything pertaining to the 'f?ire of one's life. Don't fa ! to see Mai'am Wright red Tas iwen in your state and connHis years. There are lots of reada . -s get tine ulaced in vour town. Tji '-ir.-. "'-jg-ht is the on'v rend<>s |'hat has a diploma for her ,n<l | work. Don't get fooled and go to >is- the wrong place. Madam Wright He has an oflice for white and color)P0. ed. Sh-- doesn't fail. Madam Wright * don't do hunine** through mail, (lot to pay her a * visit. ipss n,? Call or wrj'e Madam Wr:ght ' West CoT .mhia. S. - . Permanently locsH in Studio -Jxi-LXe ts on M?ting St.. *m . 1V 8? ? the | Highway No. 1, at City Lkaita, ' ' . J