Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Saturday, September IS, 1913 r > +? PERSONAL; MENTIONj Mi-, and Mrs. Spurgeon Mangum left?Monday for, two weeks visit-to their brothers Mr. Robert .Man- I gum, in Washington, D. C., and Rev. Chevesb' Man;ruin in?Cleve land, Ohio. We wisn for them a piea-unt ttij>. Mrs. Elliott E. Stewart of Orangeburg is visiting her sister. Mrs. Theo Almeida, of Oroenwiei), Conn. Mrs. C^de. Da\ is of New York , l ily, ami Mr, l-'avor Preston o f Brooklyn, _N. Y,, wore called?4o the city on account of the illness of their mother, Mrs. Mary L. Hampton of 122'.) Henderson St. Miss Bessie K. Jewell of Syracuse and New York, N. Y., visited her aunt here, Mrs. Irene McDonald at l.'UO Wheat St. She left ' last Tuesduy for New York City after spending a pleasant time in , the citv. Friends were glad to see .her. . Mrs. Janie B. Ditrirs Kershaw iias just returned front visiting her husband Cpl. Cleo Kershaw, tj . now stationed at Mitchell Field, l.ong Island, N. Y.; also hei un .tie Mr. S. C. .Johnson of the same crtV- She reports an enjoy^ able trip. Will join her husband soon. !"' K Miss Juanita Corley is spending her vacation in Washington, D.C. with lier grandmother and friends llev. B. J. Hodge of Summer- f ville was in Columbia Tuesday oa lousiness. While here he'called at lhe "Leader's" office. Mrs. W. H. Bowman who has been on the siclc L'sl lor toe last several weeks, is much improved t>" o i.v'ot ai i.er iiiemi*,- ? W VVlvKLY SILVLIl >TAKS . We were entertained on Tues day n.gat at me home of Mrs. ?: ?t?1?!left-1 i' ' n t?Court. The meeting was called to order t by the chaplain and devotions car ~ tied out in the usttahmannci. The meeting whs- then turned over to the ptes i<tent,- who~"ope n e T t h e : house for old and new_ business . ;1 i sc'ussion'.'"Sept.""21 was set aside as the second check-up night between the two groups. Group No. 1 nlanned a 'weiner roast for the 20th at 2412 Washington St., the i i ss Hal t, 'lite public is invited. We were very sorry out vice-president could not be with us, uue to the very serious illness her mother. We hope she will soon Jae up and around again. 1 Our next meeting will be at the home of .Miss Hart. Mrs; Cain will be'our1 hostess. The hostess of last-evening served ice cream and cake. VOTKT. TK.\< K!iS *. r 11. .?iw. v?? i I and R*>l;i?lu cot'Mi !< s, >.vi. hit interested in the "Education Extension"- course are hereby- ru._ to meet at the Drayt"' -1 re"I hieh school, Netvberrv, R'. P. September 25. 194:1, at *11:00 o'clock, with the Dean and Regis liar oi Allen university. T. E. Robinson President of the Newberry County Teachers' Asso'n. TWO HOME HOYS IN COi.l Mill A 1 ? !>o\ v V'n?ph'dh' Kmi ~ of New Jersey and Emanuel Hoo! man of Coatsville, Pa., were seen in Columbia this week looking the very picture of health. K<?iu are doing nicely In their respecii. ..iiii.i. .ioe Euuie is i.i m oi ihe late Rev. Peter Koon ITe purchased Tils father's larg' estate at Ch a pin for his summei ml t v the family ami. a reunion. He was recently con -- verted and eonti ibtited Jargrly i: ^ruis home revival at Chajnii. To Columbia bunch was glad to se ni'-elv at Coatsville, making over two hundred dollars a month aiv , ni\er Mhsi-s .hnivl'i vim vi wis out sickness. He is here to sec i.i. . _ i M..ivii't>, \vii i arc sum 'i.fiHlr hi hwHtth :nul is Mire best stewards anywhere. Hot ~~ ii en l >*:t*liColumbia shaking hands and smil i.ig ".villi their Columbia friends. RECREATION AT AEEKNHEMEDICT COl'RT CENTER ? The service men are still enjoy* ^?iiU' parties and dances at the AlR "i-dj. t Court Center. Thursday, Sept. -2 the men of i the 'th Aviation Squadron of he Columbia Army Air Base had *ih?nee. The men and their guests danced under soit tw! >*ed lights which turned as they danced. Dur 'he night a picture was taken of the group. Refreshments were .smul thruughoiit the evening, Tuesday, Sept. 7 the service nien of Fort Jackson came into the Center for a dance. Thursday, Sept. I), the 704th of the Air Ruse and guests bad a ?dance.? Flinch?wtt*?served,- whist anil pokena was played. Sept. 11, the Esquire Club o Foil Jackson held a dance. , \ ' tr- .. i_ .... - - : i: ? F4XU.MKR SOl'TII t AROL1NA. J8TATK COLLIDE S't'.l' lll'\T SJ tit WKDS IX. ATLANTA. CA. Miss Flsio Mac Hinton end M . .Dennis Walker were man led her" |.v September ! . at the home of the ), bride. The wedding was perform- j, ed by Rev. G. S. Geer, pastor of Providence Baptist church. Atl-n ta, Ga. The room \vs hoaM*:'" ' 1() y deforstteit with white "" ifljrt'ot;? Miss v 'eathe" Spears presented at | the pir'n i a nr gram of nop' ial : \y Viss Marie ''inton s's'ei- of i' ij In ide was | maid of honor, who .11 <> nvi:- i i -i*H , with matching hat. T' ?' hri ' lo nurds Misses B-iilah f'dliwn an" th Brr.' -r-u Smith of? Aihmta. v o e ... .p-M.nv'vinc iv.reouisette : ' tlJ, matching hats. They carried bon-. vj .. .its o.' ?;>'* >' flowers. Dennis Walker was aMe.nded best num. The t ridi' entered with her fatli- ,vj er Rtifus Ifinton by whom she wa given in 'marroage. She f wore a , dvr?s of ivory satin w'th sweet () heart neckline, long sleeves poin: t-d over the hand, and f. II ski<t ev lend'ne- info a train, lie*- fu" length veil of illusion was held to her head with a coronet of orange i, lossoms. /0 1 mmediately?foil winy?t-he?eerc ntoh.v a reception was held. Mrs. Walker is the daughter of ^ -XIr,?aruJ?\lrs. It. lb Itini n. She is~a former student of S. C. State ollege and a graduate of Reed's l'iii 1 pnllnfro A ! ??* C?K. i> now engaged in defense work ii Atlanta. I? Mas?Walker?is?t4+e?s+m?fM?M jy and Mrs. James Wa.'ker. lie is ormee student of Morehoufce col- i.( lege and is now Working in a do *?( iense plant. 1 After tin- reception the brid< 'j ilonned a suit of raspberry woo .ii k accessories for traveling. She and Mt-. Walkei1 le?L-rn>- ? mediately on a trip to spend f**w days in New Orleans. lb* they wrll return to their wurl,,.. . \mong the out-of-town giies..were Mrs. Ruby Dixon, l.uirrair*' Ga.; Mrs. Carrie Jackson, Green born, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Jana \\ U^billgton. Nashville. Tenn. The bride and groom' wiD mulct their home in Atlanta on McDoh ough Blvd. ' 1JKNNKTTSVII.I.K NMWS C. 1). Sanders, reporter '1 he expected short crop of Man i.orn < <>ioity~ Kan ' jo ..v i /l in., ta' l+,t best. The. farmers are making -very?good. .-i large number of students an teachers have loll l'or vara.*, schools. The follow ihj* left j. . Mowning Home, Ganuien: U'rig . I Jr.;. Caliina McCollum and Mis. Barintme. For lienudu-t voi?e. Mary Adams, Essie M-ae Preston j i'heo Miles, Elasfine alee oi.Un. and Mr.>s McGov i-.. lege: Mary Eli.->on, Uo.-a ?r.tr?K i .Itw . U-IUl J.JiU .j?er. Miss Sara Frondes lfradloid le. Xw- .N??(. . Slate in Uuj nam. Libs. . juyis ni oUiU- cmie^e m r'ayi tu ville, N. C. i rol. and Mrs. X. L. Km..,. t. . ; .. ,.ic ?..i.e.ii^ ? .. atives and friends. Prof, and Mrs. A. R. MrColhnn iiiLoi.s ol liit* A. aiui M. coiiejre of Tallahassee, Fla., an .onnT visiting parents Mr. and Mi.A. MeCoilum. Miss Thomasena McQueen n. turned home alter spending . ; pleasant vacation with relatives and friends in the northern state:Mrs. V. Nesmith and M childie left lor Washington this week a. ter spending the?simmer * wit ? aunts Miiss .Sanders and Mrs. He';- 1 Jerson. . ] Miss T. Nesniith will enter Cai turn home and the two boys wi. enter -pubHe-?schools;?Thr tw children would like to express theii gratitude to their -f riends u h. . elped tin m entv-.y Uioi? v neat ion Also thanks to the Bradlont tSara. Klexzina. Gertie and Julie Mrs- B; Covington returnei from Washington after spendim a pleasant trip with her two dat g iers liattie Kllu and Ruth ington. ~ Mrs! FT FTopbs re turned home ( after spending two months with her children and sister in th St north, ^ r+r Mr. Charles Eaddy left for A es and T. college in Greensboro, N.f sic Mr. Lawrence McColluin. ; 'eft for Morehouse college in A lanta,'G?t. Mr. McCall is wry il Lc in.a hosprtttl- in?lam Angeles, Cal. . or si<k friends are Nurse .Joihv tnd Miss Julia Thompson. K1 Mrs. Roxie Bradford died at hei Cf home, Saturday. The surprised shower given h\ Mrs. A. J. Wright, Mrs. Alary i M urwl M.i'o ? Ml ?\m t'l'l Ot \?IC!1 1*1 V\^M I It 111 t VVFriday night, at the home of l)i ,*.nel Mrs. McColIum, was quite ; ! ' success. A heist of friends attcn I ed the event and the yi11s wei"!'"' uumerenis and bpautWul. Mis. I MeLaunn Wright mother of la dcl.auiin the bride's husband and r, Mrs. Sarah M. Hlackinon ke-pt bus entertaining the bride till the t guests arrived. eAirs. O. R. McColluni gave a l'i toast that was very timely, a ever'I friends ushercel Mrs. Me; I .,e baurin into the benutifi 11 v ele <> , ateel home e?i l.r. alio w r s. t J *IcGoH,um. The* bride was sho - ! vi; . I beyond words. !, t The out e>! town guests wciv ' mi i-srJui.a Ann Grace,-mother of L'v< dtes. Wrtgtit arrd MKs TahTriaXe^ .nh h of Washing'em. I). nie e |,e the reporter Mi. s Callie -P.JM'r jandcrs. i,e, : ' . > ' - \ ..... i ,\nc \sj:r,!t M:\V^ . I'niii A. frl.tlv. - <'h?r?n>~ *v. ?S. Muffin. S. V. I'll"!!"'! .1' 1 V ' ?"itl ! " " *' : t- ? no-t <>r j~~ :t . I v < - Mi'.I ? lUir! ' | >'r Kri'-il !. a r?- \ I i-cvm-v ?i by H ( R.ebor. Polio- tb-n S.'S.OO. K, M ' I'll ?M"?oVv.| :l ''("I ! ' 1 i moti .vhn-K I'Vi'tyo'ic , yi'il. ; 7! -i;i111 | rmTon itikI tlatijrli- j(1 j>, inivr rot ii tu.nl from ,j. i* t; ii 1" 1 ,:1 i t !i . ... !" : .. ti, I I . s'; ! _ ill ?'> i llilill". I) ! o'ci v ( Imu'.m :!,o rr-.r.'n . [II; ("J. jilHIll S'll' Uvivt". wit;? ! < l.-sl' '. bo- i ;"?I i anil i .'j t * t ion. Sin- i-i an oTi ioji; i mist ami rotuiov ! i "Horn .>< r- | oo. I Wo sii.-o sen i oiM l.osl v i .Miss Wtiif Mt Atlrn trtjr i+. S." it Tut "Miss 'ora n v Uutiy.-l'tv _i crotniy <?f ihi' oh: nit. !? tb ?'o:' " boat io;i\os ior oolloji'*.-. i ito I ollowiny young: moil wort'!*1 >i:io (ivit ihr uo.k onil. A'.i ;?;oi ' tin- l*. S. Navy, t "uariio W. '* .uionfcO. I'n iiii'i Wiiy it. . V-' .'?ic.M nib n. .! i .. aimI <W. lines. .}? lm K. IJ.iyliin of Kt. Iltm- 11 *:? :t. An*/. is' home nn furlough' in of .Mr.Mini Mrs. .lofin l! 5,1 TT : '-u I In* following v i'iicllel s -.voisll ; l" I with us Simuay: Misses i'isli ?.i ""n. I-.cHtiIs. w it I in ins1.?; . .i>> i'.Ma Mne Uhrl.or is vi>ni'. ^ " r:? ir.s nil') r"tntivesTri JR;?1- * more siivl New Viii1;, The following young women will w Hie I oi ni.,1- !v *', ..i;i - I'loris Clinton. l".<in;iIl.u'ue . II mi m f -j.ii.' ,s. l'. Stall*!. >uis" '' nvl'ii Willie ,\|. Alien. Nan ;? < lit lodge, I.uinii MM l!i n , i. ' .m.m il. Allen nniv i.;y. The., m 1 go with tne lies I wisoe- o; ineaster. it I I JUJJOAjL ? ?cere frtm'feo/'r/c?i w#</ ftra/rsfexf* < w;>* RICHARD QUINE ANNE Gtt MARTHA O'DRISCOLL HARRY DO EDGAR BARRIER BOB MITCKUM and B Sl:K IT AT vol K I Ask your I.o: a! '1 hvat ?Thi* J-'ictnro will I>o si HI V WAR BONDS IIAI .-TIMOR K. MI). N'i'AiS- .1 i Hi 15* .Mrs. I.ouise (I. l)oii<;l'jss I I ho S S. s. < rrr?"mo' "n'fvMrs. n'O "> >- \V. ?i-. 11 < > y ? ( .. open'<1 hy Chaplain. Mrs. A m rw^-Tbr IVi'sHrin. Ahr. WHk--nresivled .at the busifvss <os i }> . I"' Mrs. A mouther M. Monroe' :uo; i " ' nr's v. ? !?t t ' ! t )> >rt l)ix. N. J. to sot- Pvt. K. .\I - j I * 11 ' I a brother of M<rs. .Monroe. I'vr i fI< h -? Jloni" e left for the navy. ( , il. .Marshall from Fort Dix. was i i r -I.*'11 v <* i i < nt \ , I The sick y-arc Kev. \V. Ncr.l. I r.M S. (iuntin op. Mrs. Fowler, j e ore?rtskiMjf special pravors t .?. . j, the sick ami. also for llie 111011, io ,/> " I'll. Stc wa 11"" ic fl for,c.:mp ".1 ,a itrsday"Vipl. '."in. l!i< v.d" p. ' "a ! it o I til,' .M .. I : 011 S 11 y '-clioirl atnl is a t'ait'ii'il w I h r * 'II ! e a ooji i t' 1 pi "yra ' Alt. I'l'l. nn S oi. i . !or l1'* :l; I'll 1 ! ' e \Y"! \\ 01 !; r- , 0* 'fler.t A! r .. I 'iov < s. -!**11*' til I " a at Iv ?-?? *! "I". \'o. 1 011 I'Viduy. 0 y!ii 11 01 o I v Mi. I''. Air' 'r,,v. ' I:' 1 y i-'i I- ->'t- 'Ail '.'ill I'iniV !i"i' pan-jits and ol!n r -el.. . ive> ; ml also .Mis. Al. V Fin? and .di . Nora "Jler'idoti is in I v lii- .C-.u olina v'silimr r-ilalivnx. ,-P, Ttm W? I tid i h .hi 1. t ttT7' TrM ^ rondoM'd a pi' -yian; al .the 1 'i kin Square Faptial ci.uYs.-h 0.1 I nt. 4. a. * - - - _ _ _ . THE rAI.MKTrO 1.1 MO i!?; i; TV >' rnoiiiirj' I 1 Hi:. SOI.D1 Kits l?> (;. S. IVrfiFr . _l_ieui?i i.Avii. i . v. . i iii.s let to ? s W. ;< .en r\ a oil' . o.i t> lii ( a'oli'ti in in. half nf thi n in i nilOi'iii. 1 his* lady ha .e llionK'iU ot our own 'Wiolhcr i '-i.ii m ( (minima. S. C. 1 Ii0.s< '(_ tlu* words of Ail.-, i'iiiiit". i. o llVl'Ul'i Hit'", N. ( . 1 'in ii.ry '.ho nil ly days o: p.'O; a l'or tin' present war. wao lore wen* not any I'SO clnhs ii id around r aycile. iui\ ine son 1 u,.i..or nic slri'i-ts for t-4riv U 0 ii". >i ..i n .. One i-oi'.-iin wuoso heai t won ? r an 11 as mil1 Il'lUUi'i .. . .... . .s w "ai .anor .uis . i:.o..,or ami jiiand I.I.. I . She O.VOI) O, I'.ll'.l l.|> ho .... '.no soldiers, cooked lo (.a. ami |Uik on names for then ' j . . ..Tiie. ;;ave ad the coin .4: _o. auw in as many as- sh ail.TT^ ? ~ i.ei :s ive special praise l r . I anieron lor hei Kilinnes iinii.'li>' io liic soiuici s be p|i- the ell. i an. e nl tne > fSk litis, she also voiced Vie opin mi .>! iii.nhers ad o.er the .air iJv l.ii.o\w4t}i- .ii ....ii ..: " i ,i ason my. heart went o.;t ?</ :.u. v. as nee.uise 1 .have tw o son uj I would want other peoplegt on? ih,hi u'ii n k,iunir>s. aim .111 in only bo yainch by each moth . Vlier part". We all' ,pia *4 hf?wi'le?Hi?(l(> II?h-Ht*?,|o4> llK lis. Cameron, hut we can hel . ...i oy colHrihuuili;' I ' i Si) eaupaiyn fund dri\ hieli is tiie way m he.p lae uuy - ?ii.ni..' Trout, : 1 la.p. in..- .e.-.i,, will appeal t >f! . i.inl;iej and eiiiuens o (('.'"yi'ldW;!. , Ai r-; ' ana roil is the hint her air id mother-in-law of .Mr. and Mr o. !Iconic ( aineroll, P2.'? I>nk reel, (ieorjfelowii, S, l". \l N. Y Junmal Ammtqn './Sr?AM$\ <//&? I * ' 7^^/^ 1 i?y 0V*er zfoz* FYNNE NOAH BEERY, Jr. VENPORT WILLIAM FRAWUY ILL STERN .<)( A I. THEATRE iv Manager when liown! i AM) STAMPS! ? ? ?. . I * ! :<' I M. It A M AT VKT|{ \ \S' IfOSIMTAI. Sl.'NDAY A :-]u\'ia! 11,' s lot'I tin- riiy._oi utility* at ."> ?>.? ,;. : j t?*v HI!1 fol aildtln'!- sl'cnnil Siirwlnv Johnson hrouuht lis a message <?ni St. John ' til c!i: a.an*, uls were made to rejoice Iron: is Womlert til sermon. Ol^.'tei? i |>iobtain Mr. McPaniel; Trio I I1. Ihvls. Allsses Amili urry and sister; solo, Mrs. H >ok. solo. Mrs. Joyce Williams in Veteians acting as spokes* a i Id: i he .Moiip: Rev. Zimme.r n t'olins and others. Miss Jer e Mae Kiershaw, organist; Mrs ilia (ilettn, sponsor. Mis. Poily Relle Truesdal** o! J*J 1-J I'endleton St.; Mrs. Jul lile'it! of. 2:108 jStark St.. wil : ve Thursday. Sept. Pith on tin !\ Meteor 7:'U) p.m. for l'h;' ltd h a. i'a. They will vise 11 i In-other Mr. Uenj. Truesdale t \v;i| also v'sit Mr. Arthqi hum ' in Newai k. N. J., ant ends in N'e-v York*. ION C?\A \N M'Th'T (If: TJCll ~"T7("r. M7 t*.~t'eurvim.-f,iMiir .-i ,ir fill K, >. i . itappv lore: >\vn at tin- Zion Cnnuat op! -obi jvlv, jw tin* paxtor ac i"4. Pearson ant \V. Mavis. rotuinotl from an on val lo mal s'iroos'fiil aossion a' ,e National Baptist cnventioi * t * EA!>RW v ClIKSTKH I'AK ACRAIMIS * <*"Mfjinifd Imni I'hkp 1? t ~ i j;i' A ill Society was not in a body ~ .iiitI?si'v i'i :il?nrf?ftm?c??;?"iimi'v l.enr The ''"fal dcs wcru v ory beautiful. T!>?? ci- was dressed in 'a yellow L, soft taffeta, around her neck was 19 a tinv chain with a irn'd cross?(neckfaee), -her belt was tied in iiiii how, and pinned in place i?i." M;i"" were '* *. -nrrnw iny: ffiends who passed and ! sons: Air. William Walker, .dr. , r I'-.o Baltimore. Md.: [I Mi:?iliihn W'iilKcr ;md All All hi ; a>i < i t'hester: out* sister, Airs. l'mniii Rhodes: two toothers. Air.: Wyatt Roseborn, Mr. Joseph y pence; 4 "Eraiul daughters, two . s Hl?. :illil ;1 ill 11 iit1 oi o lowine friends. She was b r< (1 in IIvirion cemetery. with-Mrs. ' T! Kfitrbn. assisted by her son Mr. Harold Spann and Mr. Will Kins!, undertakers. A very s;( ' part is that Mr. Albert Walker, the younest son. was to report Monday lor the armed service t oi "i sad part was that just j " ast wyek, Mrs. Walker's sister, 1 ^'rs. Celia Jeter died stuldenly | and was buried last Sunday. She 8. had waited on her sick sister for ? several weeks,* hut was stricken n?oniv?a?icw ua-V*?;i|fu-?All uJ_. lie jcelatiw.i were pieseiit tor her y nei'.-d ser tees. She .left "one son c|.?Ir. I heodore fhom|>son. and one ' '' daughter, Mrs. Roberta Clark, of LaiI e Another sad 'death last week i;..t of .Mrs. Nancy Grey who ..asst'd away at her home - in toe " unl\. Slie was Mrs. Lula I'ad' en's mother, and had spent imiv.h ? v. U| m h e t '* home on Saluda St. extension. Km s ...e past lew years she had been l' in ill health. Her children a n u fi a.ulchildren loved her dearly, .vhe was a lovable woman, and | ii'e her 'dines ; calmly. She was I the wife of Mr. Will Grey. At her 1 Llack Rock llaptist, a ..lost of friends were present at . ... .sc. vacs. Rev. 1'eari .ha bed ihe sermon. Mrs. Esther . A om.jf read the cards aiuTobit . 11 ei llower.s were in abund:incc and xame from li ieiiu?.- .eiin far. She was bi l'iyd in Chis>;in cemeieiy. A dear wife, mothr and tri andmother has . gone. Mrs. J. E. Spai.il was undertaker. y, i u < ?* m.-.- i>ii- uuiiui, pi miimeti -(.oil I i igh Scliool faculty Ruck. Hill, spent tlu* week end here with rents, liev. and . Mrs. W. 'M. i lonor. : 1'int. -At- I). Hardin left?Friday ~ '-ii l't. Bragg l(? he inducted into - ?n?a. my. rMrs. Himmi_ Coker and two lit!e. n', ami-oils spent a few days n (Jfoemille last week with her - children there. M, s. .M. 1. Coker has returned nine alter spending sevetal day/it.i hei .-isiei in Johnston. From Tuesday night, thru Friday nj'-iht, at Mt. Olive liaptis. hure'i,. Uev. Gibson conducted the. revival meeting. On Monday and Tuesday nights en this week, lie Dawkins ot Union preached aim the remaining nights of the weet. Rev. Bush of Aiken was in eha gi Ail of these ministers preached' excellent sermons and there was J ifla) spiiitual awakening at each I service. Rev. S. M. Halsey, the 'pastor, appreciates the large at1 tendance each night, and t h e good meeting held. His members I are -also--very?appreciative, and an jcjoni- iitiiiusi* 01 me new au | (iitions of members to the ehureli as a rcsi'lt of this fine revival meeting. Re>ival begins at Calvary Baptist ehureli, Sunday night. Rev. M. T.Coker. pastor an<i his congregation have all thing* in reudnes? for Rev. J. .J. Abney of Ai~ ken' who will he in charge for 10? nights. . Ail of Chester will rejoice. to _ f.now that Dr. J. S. Allen is ini- _ proving nicely at the hospital in ?do hairy "Medical TTrltege and l?xpects to he home in a few days, it---. Allen is also improMii^ nicely at the home of her daugbT77.-. Kernice Kpelman, i h Philadelphia. Their multitude 01 i ioi..?> w...it thenr~hack at. lainFe; /JON HOI'KWHU, APTiSr (TO RCH j?Rev-. W, Mv MuKsey, Jr., P^.tur. _ Strotiier, S. C.?(Service opened . sunday at the usual hour. Sun_ _A' svb'"C_u-;is_ conducted J >y I he upt., 1. -Collins and th?? ' i- <o(>k ;ift< v'i?(i el'is I ( ing of S. vS. conducted by Deacon . . Byrd. (?ur pastor brought us aj message with the spirit of Jhe j p ciloiy U.nmt whtc-h thullud nnit tlit t ; fl nil tin We we i e glad to have with us' one ot' our faithful jounj: men who is in the armed forces, Mr. , loinies. The church and friends wish Mis. Lucy Holmes#a speedy ecovery from her illness. We f .re asking all of our inemheis . and friends to worship with us on | ill' third Sunday. Total collec, ion $10.00. I .is Wits n ported. Sunday itself I was a very happy day at Canaan | with tin enjoyable Sunday school j ui hey in tne day. A verv in pil ing service followed. The message was delivered by Kev. .1. Pearson who seemed to have l/eeh l t his lust. Also visiting us wore Chaplain Harden front Ft. Jiick- 1 1 .on and Cpl. Kdgcu.-_ALLtclltli. L I Kev. .1. \V. Davis brought the j I ; message 01 tlie afternoon which i was well delivered. Total colleo?^>lh....W.IM.?tliMfeu ? 1 -The annual tail revix al begirt* . t or t. 20-2(1. We are expecting a t very good meeting. Kveryone is i cordially invited to attend. u. ' >' Y I i I <*r * Ifi'lT CONTMS'I I A SI < < I.^S Sunday. S'pt. 1? a* ?:*><"? ?>. > . Llici c?wns .> <iii.n U t?i n"I tt a- !?? at thin* OM Hovavi c ri4"!- '? twecn t'u* Southern T'Uf mi<! ' Columbia f?o?rw| Sin"*1 ? > ., '!' Southet n .Tone opcicl bv' ^rur-' 1 iht-'f th"im? son*/; "I A:v C ?in?r S:' RU'ht F)ov -i nnil Maho Hontc." Tlic Southet n T"ite some vury nice s ob -tA'rv whi b the Coluhtbia Cone] S'-n?r i'is ??|H*n<"f! by sin'rin" ,'Im'"' s<.njr "Preeious T.ot <1". Tl ? v '? , !eet ion? \vcvt" v?" y t?<j<-><I. T) f"- j Ready nuartet sanir a lev e1 linns vi'liich ?' *ir>.o<>: No. in. w.\Y ,\va!UiI" N or--| tr -\V m: Wri eht r_$ 12 "t;"T "f^'TT| 12, .Marion. Wright. $5.0(1; No. ! 1 K. I'. Uoilgfi-s, $10.10; No. 15. W. j No. 1 c>. U. C. Leg- i ' efte $1.7.": No. 17. Willie Suggs; No. IX. .vnrm?Wirtkoi. f<5,'.'5 ' No. 19. Thomas Caesar. $2; No. j; 20, John Weaver. $1(1.00; No. 21. j W. M. Turner.*$7.00; N<>. 22. Mn\ I Wet er. $11.75. Total o?. ? !; ? $157.00: inihlje foil'" I ion $l5.:',o it Irand .total $172..?' We are now engage*'' ' >*ul meeting against -un ami sa' . .* \ !.{ ' tl'i1 orator-' ol' lite ( i:n. ain. _________ _ ._ Umvii' 11. Tiiski'jii'f an?l : \\*i11 >t-. i' ilnod) lur ? pi oilii'cil mow Ncjrro niiy tnlim I'nllmru^ln- AlPM'tr.'i. ^.x. - ? W! itv-. "V.'K'.Vi: XKYKJI FJK ,1'c iii thi- y cat Te\;a* inMitnimi; ; vi:l |>i:i\ \-.ur local theatre mioii. ATTENTION All youti'r women, IS v>:: ualos of Statu Ac t hlitot] II mcnt i?. railIiYt'v??u to so"*1" i You an Ittfonic a Train* .'r!'h" (iovoi t in -i.t W'll pay i'i ) '< r l u. lht'f Informal inn \\ ! -Director of Hires COfiDjS \.M MV.T \N W.\ whir |i?t-be?SiT"-i???-?"?'?: Place si'P'.', ' = ' j tiuns which was very t:i' < : r enjoyed. The attendance was very u?>o<i j We enjoyed talks by the pre* j i < " v b i So'M.he- V fun" "nd T' VondsijV n:<r'.vt.* .FeoWt 27. Tb< c? tkerrt. Tone.and The CoVpph: (iospel .sjnjjers will apoear n< " Ziori Canaan Baptist chop h. St a'* | Park. S. hetrinninjr at s on Admission 25 cants. C"ine briny your friends with > mi. Mr. Peter Smith. president RK'hland St.; .Mr. Calvin Ann; j son, manager 11'1 Taylor St.": -M Fannie'Ti app. reporter. JOHNSONV1I.I.K CLLH-V 'T . j" : t . " 1 Uqv. Silas M-idd I? I on. I'as'or- j S> Ild,"\\ v? !>'< ' 1 ."it " * :i<! !:>:tt Jerusalem A. M. E. !1 '< 'ru? w..wvif?* was fine 'be- i : ginning with the Sabbath School | through the?rrrp+rt?set v ice. Ai < o j souls were made to rejoice while j ' the man of God spoke. I The |'a-tor's Catch-lip rally w; as follows by classes: N??. IV *' ^ S. Rfi^eei s. SJo.-lo: No. 'j. . < . V < I'rooks No. r\ p. n. (' c ninjrhum. S4."iti: No. 1 W. K. Rod i*ers, ST.hfi; No. f?. Ik A. Iltiy-hes t >0c; VsV .Jeff STtgh. jjjfiJH); No.t 7. Xel-'on ,'reen. $l.oO; No. H~. Ik I'led i.mnl I .< im-l'ii.ii i.a-i n-fiial association , 1 tils trie V .? >! ?>! .1 I'll'i-J.'il Uilll ' I-;. Thomas. of tin- lily, in' ' la-ir ii',i ij.i n.iintliiy i'ii. nly in ' .?\";ii.n 1 a Lii : i "a in i. - ml ^ .jj-l ._itf Lai a.-sm nilion. ' I! '. iin.'.a I'l lie. I -c. . I I'll -it.;' ' i.i i'l, \? a.i.c. It .;,i.ii.> il. .1 i- . . S. A .L.y set. i. i . w :. : ^ i'. . tni' pi it. inn .* :?? I ..!> , i i : n y i n n . n; wn ;i I !: '.. AJ i. I'l n.'.i ! . i).' Il" j 11'. Tin' i i:.u i ll . iiuicr t'lii' itiici' mi i.i' A 11'.-. -I a ' Aught. !t'liiii-i.'-ij .ii?t'.-ii^. 1'ni thf ri ii>.hii. wl.ili- l>i. ). i l. i iinntu-i li I il > ' 111*. l. l ?' I i: 1111 ?*.'>. I?!."'.\. \V. 11 Ulnphi il'-. < :.J . I! till peal,1*1 ami wa- . n.a \\ .i ?ii i*IliiTiin* Wiiij-. rn i.. y Supi. a. .'ii ai imi; An. A. -t. - i . ri.in . I'llli.'i'.ii iranau'i-i. I" i m A. .m 1 Tin ni an ncwspirpni'An .N'hrvh and ' I t a: Iiiniii. \ '.-.ii ;g '! i I i.i I'" i!" tin'' < imp';.i . -ii : i i-i.i !>. (ami tlit*ii wives I .lulian Stuart. I >. K. .It-nk:n-. licnty ( t>i>|a*i, Hen j iy l'ridc. A; .I; <'nfrtn;s?ami'<T T~"' Ahanipiti.n wci'v inttddi ced. Tin pcaker lor llie evening was intraucc-l by I >i. I >. AI. jKii ki'ii . pm-i , it'll! -I'll ft?rrf?tin1 Stair?Pal met in ' i.s.suduliotx. Trie i-n.-iiii'ss 1' - - ii a i tki' acini inn was -held in I lit- Sunday . hi..il rmiai. '^tiii'ii' ailing: upon \ suggest inn elicited J coin ,t ii ,i i i,....a?Lur l.. a^^alii-cfn t ion .1 nr.. an I'niim Ciiunty ini-jaia., u. viiiiii lit. 1... W. .I.nny t- tin- V :_i I 'l.'.ii.r. ,\\a.- ...-i-.tui and tin oil. wmi'' ainui'ni w.i" i;i7A - I: In . a!. IKic'UMI ii. W. I.aiii'i. I.. W. l.iinv i yfui; .1. J. ( .ir; --r?? S.VU^? t?;-?hr. ?rvSrtH-S?-ili'Akj? d- t ,uil. $jr?; .1. li. W ii:!\t-th N-a; i. . liiil Sli'ii and ti.e \isiViil.' diie'111 s St. ail. Jenkins, Cooper .-aaipii'ii. 'I'l iilf and <' i! 1 in.gaoi'p was o s ua. ;.i iiTTng hall, piies ii' iiAT\ai T;y Alt> >r. ). IL I nun.a.-. ?>-rr~* . . -o Han-a.?wla-11lu a', viliary vi-iii?. ai. l lm-a: II l/l'UT- Wl-ff?St'l'V I'll. la li'.Sl tla'ililf.' will I .f la-id ; i.ant a.-ii'i. i la g.a-st D... -I. , ' ?rn?'.vnii'i |iii.t ( ?nia..i ; .-a-1 i uc-.n wiil Ln- t-li-rli'd. n-7 W" ,\!. I'm ill', i i'|ioj tfi J /vv/M<.iriAA vV// X / ra&ZxtcqLL Wf jj ANi> "RtCMAl^O v ^ QU?NE THE STUDENT BODY,7695, 'j ,'^^L STRONG .OF TEXAS A.LNV, jl f/f{ ('A \ the. tamed texaS aggies, ; j PV^M ! Wl(4_CONSTITUTE THE || V&VM LARGEST CAST j "V3?f^\ universal'* "BEEN LICKED" h AROUSING DRAMA OF i( AMERICA'S t_AT?GEST \: OFFICERS' TlRAlNING | Scaool, it WILL have ; i $UT TOtfEE WOM?N \N j '7 1T^ CA5T: (aWYNNE, f l M'^?!PRIi<;co1Ll". ! I MASCOT WHO HAS ^HEN , i iAKKlNG WITrtIHE BUGLE, / "PARADING, E ATING.EVEN 4 I BUNKING WITH AGGtES fc FOR 12 VEAR5. ^ Art' ^ ^ >: o I n.versit a s < i) the ov !?-i officers for the V, S. Army than KN I.K KKI>" is- ccnU'red around md art ion in this ^toat war. It < WOMEN! 1 ifs of jiji'c and a'lovo. yradiirli Schoo-s. your (jovorni in a (lijrnilv'cl profession. .! Ntt;s". FRF.K OF COST I ?' v??u ? t rainiMjr.) rite To education VI'.KLKV IIOTJMTA I, WTTUA. S. V. - . ' 0- Z'll Sr^- V ; ? rA<JK XKVKN \T'(IV llf>Spl?rAL- XV?B?3 v Ml' Cltl'llKK. OKLAHOMA VVltttl'- New \ev*s Monday it croup met the Board Tor Disc halves. Friday a group eft for home. Pfc. William Henlei-son of (in.; Pvt. Ltcious Quick >f South Carolina; Pvt. Benjamin I'ielps of iSouth Caioltnu all of o: P. 24'.? Qm. Bii. Serv. Tl\e.V M il' in the service for eleven ' i s. Tir snay"" Pfc. N. Stat'grill left for Texas with his uis Farge. We iiope these hoys luckf. Flash . . . I've just linen told TTT ( pi. Titer? Tv 1Jt!JK-a.ii o f I'lii-'ti. S. '.. oho is mail ordeily in ('?. 1! has married a girl from u ii ito^.i iOhm. We- vv*tyh to emi .= i.itiitute him ami wish him all the am.h.ess in this life. * 1). I.iicas was pi>.rroted to stall' Sergeant while the company us Li ie..as on maneuver. The o. 'will return to its sia.ion oa ,'rr rsiiay. i ~ ( ill Ma v ie W iiiiiisToi PiV Di#lr. <'ii. r-jjt Lacy .). M>ki.o will soon c leaving l'or home also your old ! t hind and reporter, l pi. Keuheti . u.-oii. 1'oiKs we have really 'ail -a change in the weather for .la-'past lew days and nights. It rained which was a good nelp in jvevy way, ' . Doings at the Red (': oss -this iiw*K. Monday Record Recording. 'f u.< i;.\?Dingo party; V\ cdnc. day,??? 1 in,is.. community songs; [ 'rainy movie; Saturday, variety >.o\\ and Sunday also, T Sgt. Jack Dot son, Die. George r'.ip. t pi. Harrison were visims tn < pi. -lohiisoii over tne week Take it ea-y and keep your spirL-up lor trie L'. S. A.i mil next .vcen then, 1 leioam y r. Noh?Prices from SI 1(1(1 to $2000 I. "a and 6 rooms houses desiratie location, good condition. Lots *0 and up. Kasv terms may he ...a 1U.AL .1 ( (.. ! a> 1O1 i. ? T.*#iu* otls i CARVER -I? THEATRE Always The Best Snows At \?mr l iie:iiii> i neaire ljuday a in! Saturday Ci /< iicrpaiong ^assiay X I ndercover Man Chapter 2 of SKY RIDERS 2 ( ()MMl)IKS I:;tl? Shovv Saturday Sight Sunday and Monday HITLER DEAD OR ALIVE THREE STEWARD COMEDY and NEWS' Tuesday liargain Day 11c?5e GENTLEMEN FROM DIXIE with JAC K LaRl'E Chapter 12 Jl'NGLE GIRL Wednesday and Thursday ^R tvEY RODNEY in \ Tank at kton MADAM WRIGHT P AIMIST m?ii> ' ttrader and Advisor. Not 'ere Tndnv and <!nnr Tomorrow, mi!,- r*>~N*iime. f^vpnfli TWiiiflP rr of the fceveTTffT Generation. K"liN WITH DOt'BLE VEIL This lady arrived In ymir town to do good for the public by her wonderful powers in reading the history of one's life; also gives advice on all affairs of life, such as love are's. business matters. family ~*frrrr-\ wittr and divorces and ? iy--' iv iythini' pei tabling to the i 'lore oi' one's life. D' n't fa.! lo'A-ee Ma<'am Wright Ins hi en, in your state and oounV years."There are lots of read*, s go'ting placjpl in your town. . > ? 1: din W'jpht Ts the "only reud- f:i that hn^' a diploma for her ?: k. i .or 1 i i cor"i anM cro to c "f** wr-u \t r?)? ?. M>v|>ini W.i.'ht A iv .in oflice for wl*it#? and eolor- ^ Mndam Wright doesn't do htmiHss through mail; you will hare J ?? pay her a vtaii, IT J>N wut iVrr i< ?n'ly l??e.-te< in Stadln jj? l> t? on Meeting St., on II. 8, m*h?-v "f. nf City Mmita, M West Columbia. 8. C. Vlffl . 'j3

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