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Married Here I
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Miss Fabreta Deloris Paul became
the bride of Ferdinand
Terry Mfcore, Jr. ia a lovely double
ring . ceremony "on Sunday
evening, July 1, at 6:30 o'clock,
m Saint Luke's Episcopal r'hn-fH, with
the Rt. Rev. John J. Gra-j
^vatt;, Bishop of Sou'h Carolina
Upper Dioee?e nfTi-'.^.r.p ,? _
; The dbuble-rlna cen mn"y
r-.r- performed in the^presence of
large assemblage of relatives unci
. ~' "Triehcls, 7 ~T ; " : TT
The Church wa* oeautifull>
decorated with arrangements of
white carnations and gladioli interspersed
with Oregon fern.
?, -Palmy and lighted tapeij'in biao,> ~
candelabra qcxmpleted the setting.
The family pews were marked
. with white satin robbon.
A program of -wedding "music |
was presented bv Mxs Hubort
Reynolds, organist, and Josepn
Wilson, Vocalist.
Giveh"~Tn marrrage by tier la
?thcr, llii? biide wore a beautiful" "
gown of white nylon net and .
Chantilly lace, designed with a'
- fitted bodice, featuring a dot?p'
yoke and a high illusion neck''
line. The bodice of lace extended'
to ri soft rippling pipluin andwas"*"
"closed in the back with tiny sat-:
m?coyorod_ button*. The?lung
sleeves, slightly full above 'the
elbows, ended to calla lilly pc.nts
nt thu wrists rin rl tVir. l-n\ri<7oitt
skirt ended 'in a cathedral train.
Her full length veil of French illusion
was attached to a coronet
of orange blossoms; and -he carried
a cascade .bouquet of white
carnations, centered with a purple-throated
white orchid. The
bride's only ornament wa^ a single
strung of pearls, a gift of thy
bridegroom. For the traditional
"i*omething old" she earned a
linen and lace handkerchief that
had be$n in the family of a close .
? friend for, more ihan 'a hundred
years.
Serving as maid of honor was
Miss Annie, Lucille Paul, sister
- of the bride. She wore a strapless .
full length dress of imported apple
green net oyer matching taffeta,
the bodice of which, ' was
covered by a draped stole of he
the same material. She wore face
mitts and a matching picture ha
of silk horsr hvr 'nnii ant tt7
and she carried a circular bou
quet of Conolial flowers showered
with contrasting satir. ribbons.
The "bridesmaids wimp Mr; Rn.
sa .Mae Hinton of Washington,
D. C., Mrs. Elizabeth Turner,
Miss .Marguerite Lewis and Miss
- Gloria Champion of Columbiq.
They wore , gowns identical to 1
that of the maid of honor except ^
they were of pink, lilac. yellaJi^
tuxd blue reaper tivel.v. They al^'df)
T.wore matching picluie hats and'!
carried bouquets of Colomab^
? \Leslie
Roberts ol Washington, j
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America's most 'ACTIVE' Ha'vl ]
Dressing ? a marvelous NEW
bleml of naturally pure UNBLEACHED,
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innum, imported Olive Oil, and
. miracle 'FREMItlM* ? .new scientific
answer to scalp health i
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jsherg were Dr. II. H. Cooper,'eil
rf. anj Daniel Walker of Oolum-an
>;a; Dr. William Gandv of Given-.at
'ill'-'. Hi.nwuvt I?ui'e> nf - WfTa^vn<r'r~Ti
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M.rs. Fabrel Paul, sti-p-mnt i-|
>f the bride, wore .a beautiful bi
'rench gown of light beige nylon
ace over pink-taffeta with a cm - r,
age of oink rosebuds..
Mrs. Ferdirtand Moore, mother :*.
)f the groom, ware a striking] so
I't'nvfi oT cafe au lait cotton l&ce.twi
vittt-a?- ursagc of-pink TTTsebu (s.[\vl
Following the ceremony the I
>ride's parents entertained in a pa
eeepton at their home. Assist- i,L
nef tile 1)! .11 1-' >'P:\
vere Mr,-an ! Mrs. H. Hoptoi?. .(i
3aul, uncle and aunt of the bride gj,
inj Mrs. James ft. Dickson. As-' ;i';
dsting in serving were Misses
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nean, i n eu, nc: vuub, w
Pepless Men, Women ;
Cat NewVinVI B"5' good-bye ' > thoee weak- ,
UBX new *I"1, aiv^^ys, urea feelings or ner- vV
Vigor.Vitality I v<>i,i>mtn auc nut to t>ioo>i??^
* lack of Iron, (ict "up frcali. be
peppy all day, have plenty of vitality left over by
evening Ostrex contains Iron for blood pltis supplernentary
amount* vitamin Hi. calcium (let Intro- ..
ductory or 'get-ncqualnted" sire at *peclal reduced
price. 45#. Try < 1st ret Tonic Tablets for new o<;p, VI
vim, vigor, vitality. better uervea. thla very day. .
At all drug stores everywhere
? in Columbia, Eclterd's, Wal- ^
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Alice Nelson and Gwendolynd
d Lorraine Marshall. Presiding '
the register were m..- !
-u.j i'Ti.iiii|J.nn, M,ll'M.Wlel A-i-'ll
IS and Mr< F fin lr in
ttle Carolyn Jenkins, Jean Pa; 1
-y.u? . and -isHndivt -White -MH'. :-g'
ited souvenir's. I__i_^
During the' evening the bri it ' r
j qi'..om h ft for their wedding; a
p. to New York City. Fo i
the br;de w. re a woo. ?
lit (ft blue and beige cheek '
th navy blue accessories and i.;1,
lite orchid corsage. g
TV ^ s\/-% r s\ i c l\./? /-I o i iii U t . *.f E
i r* i i i uaugmv'i ivj
brel P. Haul and tlu1 late Mrs.[
icille Paul. She was graduated
-1-4 in M' I T "L. 1 !: I ! .! ' 1 ;
10 and F . several year- \\o \
L'iuj editor fur the LiKivthoust , ?
id Inlcnner.
f.. M e re > tii.* . >n ?>;' Mr. .i id ?
t\>. Ferdinand T. Moore oi I
ashinjjtnn. I). C He graduated I
_oi j i > a a: (] e'.i.\e?s:t\ an.i at
?*.; :it i.-. employe.! by the Ft d- I
al (Jovei riment m Washing:on. 1
u'l'r tile eouplo expert to make E
en h'*mr. "* ??? ^
A m n g out-of-tuwn guest-1|
esenl at tin- wedding . <' I
rs.s Ruth Hoi inn. Mr*., H A.||
g. :? is. 'w'111:ani "TTT*
d Mis. H.?Arthur Brown.?Sr.,
r, and Mrs. H. A Guenvei. .J.
iTfTGT Brow ft, Jr., MeTame Milr
and Joseph Miller, Jr.. of
tarleston.
Also, Miss FI1 ia Means of New
>rk City; - Mi>. Irene Jonr.son
id Mrs. Willaree Mc:Cardo o'f
isnington, D. C.; Mrs. Beatrice
owde^r of St. Louis, Mo.; Dr. 1
hn GrBuIl of Spartanburg; Dr.
d MYs. E. A. E Huggin? of
rgenville; Mr. and Mrs. Lester
ivis of Batesburg; I. B Biam
Mto-n, n Mass: Lt. Vineent 1
,:n of VVa-hington, D. C.; Ma- 1
, Name of Orangebure:, and II.
Dawk ins of Denmark.
.EARN 1
J/cauty Culture );
nstruction given in all#!
ranches of Beauty Culture 1
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FALL TERM BEGINS 1
SEPTEMBER 1 1
For Information, V
Write or call #
IRS. EDMONLA MtNEIL,)
Prop. |
Garner's School )
if Beauty Culture )
Phone 1099-L #jg
204 Manning Ave, jd
' ~ SI'MTKR, S. C.
Wr li!i'
your,
?..- ...Ixu.
lit' s nrBSjj^^^^^BEe ut
a t< in
,1'ilcvfin wTtnHP^Ik^vc se, siu.it- or
xercise keep- the joint* limber ; mt
d* up, allowing us to eseapfc be- ; v'?
ag clumsy when we move about.)ln
hnb'T kiice.s. an- :i M'llST ^
trace fu'l movement. That bm-j
ernesscomes from frequent e* i
re is*. H"
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Don't be a fa rid of \Vqjk. ?ts7 hei
<U)d -fnp- thv body and gives it I Mr
xereise. When there i.; a ta-k.ro]
t .hand. stan^ by and -do youlT
hare. ".This does not moan that 1
>no must overwork, but don't! rel
ut on a disappearing art when1 am
aero is work 1(, be done. Th-'s N"
5 -oMe w ;iy vour razylSones Will' lea
et t-xercN" f... i
omg daily domm in the formf.
'bending on-'i stro?? hing . i- t?>.. M
Tf yuu );>' n i ' n i -' V ill.
i?y, "you j.?ro a selfish person. a!- eiu
ny< hoping to have others wait st;i
n'vou. Perhaps you fee] phy-.M^
'ca] o\ortion get- you nothing:fn'"
lpi'o than following a daily ti.re:i,,,|e
imc routine. If -o, vou h mrr
he wrong pint* of view. f??v in J
iris' wary stimulate the blood- hai
'ream jvfry^b vmr mir t.y-:;d
>u often breathe deeply arur.hu;
nrp breathing a real complex- dm
on purifier, n -o'lhitv.' syrup * re.!
>r one's disposition.
And it will bu'iM un or tim'
own the figure*as needed, and
OU Should el - :i h-? a < 1 r. if. h , n"
xevoist* - eaeh -Ftfry?? Vhtt wilT
ave lots of fun doing it.
Vlbum Features
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fo Baker's Hits ! F.n
I BE
NFW YORK?. The--vntt-r- ot ;N'(~
he great Joesphine Raker- is now <?
variable fo the U S. record-huv- 'ln
ag nublie for the first time in pu
he extraordinary career of the U{
it. Tmuis-frbrn singer and dancer t,.L
.'ho ran away from home- near- fct
\ 110 \ 'MO??ila?11 . ? 1 . i M U 11 i?.
op of her. profession and be-nme str
the wo'rldV greate-t entertain- nr
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abi
In response to a. flood of re- an.
uo.st from al] over the country -1
or records bv Miss RaV.tr.- Co- < :i
mobi.j- Jiii 11rtin i ' luti-V?
iQunecd refease of the tirst of" ;
ivii a 11 mm r. oi mjtp b> tin1
i rnationally-ren'cnvned ehanteuThe ?thum-rrrr;tTrinjr"marry
of 7/^
diss Raker's out-tandinc .hits iM,:
eeordod during the last 20 years ?.JL
nd is of immense, historical va
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Miigs. in ranama;
BJ
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??The?cetrbrated contraito^ |
Miss. Murium Anderson, t)iri 11 - j
e4 an aUdiencr of 2,000 persons *
in Panama City,. R. P. last !
Tuesday night, as Pan-Canal ^
riinlnm ilc -"'1 ?'
? w uinviail |MIM
tribute to her.
On a tour of Latin America, I J
Miss Anderson said on arrival
in Panama City that she wish
ed more American Negrroe* \ ^
coulde v|$it this city and note
its beauty. ? J
"atronire our ADVERTISERS? .s.
niANRs for your Cooperation. m t)
Square (Irocheted (^pui
Ksfcs^ai <kjt fits*'
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Mil
r vava^H
s. Wheele^B
e'Hen.w C .?t<?i->teith and JVIrs. I \*
* : <! I I'll', M/>nted|\ Dr Wheel - j
is on- Ovp {-.tafr i the .Depart-ip
nt of Ba-ctcri:ilf>Hv the Uni . j,
rsity of Michfgaii Ti'w live fj
Ann Arbor.-^Michir.au j,
Mrs. I.ewis. Son Her.- ?VIrs.
Oam'ille (Dunham) Lewi's,' w
-i small^ son. Victor. arrive-J (]
re Monday from Omaha No-. ,v
ika fti spend two week ; wjtii (
c?father and mother. Hev and '
s Oiaf C. Dunham. Iff) 12 L;utM'X
J;uohs Visits I,,
diss M.1 * e f.i xibs is visiting ai
a fives in the city s;
:i in Colon.; i] Heights from;'}
w York C tv. Lidop.tcd aftor 1
iving Col urn ma qwt.-.I?eeai.s. r
"* n
,T?> < 'amp?Edwards ~ vs
rs. .kitie's 'Kathleen Howard)
iiw?allti ?nll loft en?HTP?iV'.'ii e|
i to join her hu-baod, who is He
iti;oned at Camp Edwards: < ec
s>.. They exp?*et to he away, c
the remainder of the una
Spend Week End Home \
drs. Lucius XV. (I.auj one W,!
m>) Dakosr spout the woc-cn.i I
Tiniite, 1 .'fOa i11?ic 1 J. tr m: M
Timrr ;>0}jin;ling, in Oramm-'
W- Sru-'T^spendinn the wet 1."
>''s with. |i(!j' parent > 'n.; .?.' } >. .
atives at Cordova.
CHARMBy
Lou Swan
1 \ )ISK. rt )STL'HE, & 'TEH-'' *
>NALITY ARE MOST IMPOR-LM
>NT IN vV CHARM PROGRAM <<
TODAY WE GIVE YOU "EX- ti
ICISES DESCRIBED FOR
TTvn pnctiTRF B^r TTR 7
>RMAN P. MILLER OF L A. b
Standing- an imaginary plumb'.ai
c should run directly through
? center of the body; sibmg-'t?,
'per amd lower back should i tt
ich the back of the chair wit) i 0
t flat on the f luor; walking ' R
.N sti aignt . acead v with herd ' j
iking ground Prst, ahead of w
outer border o! foot, with;
domen flat, head i igh, ehini in!
:! arms swinging freely.'" " :
Dr. M illt r des ribed two ex- ^
it.-. fn;- pi, ini(i
L. SI.II' tile "In't I eol'.i y?; 'U.'i." ' .
'"'i -o "C lenutii t... T7i ? :> ' .!
iTh w th back flat and fct
P'OLcP .^.jth-Uw-hauiLv:.
the- wall "ut shoulder height, j ,
^?ai tin tmT:'l?chesl gravis
Mhcs wall, keeping the back Cl
t. /.! no stretch can be gained : L
th feet farther from, the wall.:
Eor the "windmill," sit.on*1.'
g . floor with' arms extend* J "
h w..r.i. ,nrin o
"t. Twijit t.. the right. r-\.
''K With l"i( <i?
: !: 11 y < S! i ( !( { an! h -> ! <
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?"< I poluic ! 1 It'ii 11 > ly. j; V .),
ami h??rri t h :i.ra:'is ..
4 ! apoy Jlfc- VV.lh c' >"!iT n vji
i h'unkj f< r all Ivttosan \
. ii'S cti (ji i!ain; 1 i
r.AHM- 1<('U S'.\ ,, tv. c,;.4^, Y'~l
H(-\ 8t>. Station Man N'V(*
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tS. M.\l( V 1 ill,|)S
1 All) Xl) RJCKT
1 - hSXU.y^ - tSpfcial j
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xeet. mother of Attorney t<
lichard E. Fields here, passed.. ; way
last week and was laid ' a
> rest Wednesday b
Final services were conducted n
1 the chape! of Harleston Funral
Home and interment was : A
i the Inlet Cemetery at Beau- | S
i t ' L
In addition to Attorney Fields, n
nc is survived by two other
ons. Herbert and Luther Ui
ii'ltls, i'nil 11 host oi other relave
and friends r
erpine ivith Roses a
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HkU|l.^d {he'
RlBf-MisS!
^K*yn|d e r son
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June 11.'
the '.vaughti i of
Bpr^a. Leonard W( i-'..l
UPBF^naruI fho bridegroom i>e
-'~n %)f "Mr and Mrs. C. A.
f'ilhams, Sr! Greenville,
lieV-T?(.-fit-vhi -{r ?Ht^ynolfls,"
tv of Thin< p-on Centennial Melodist
ehuirn <>< Anderson., ofeatud
the duoble ring ccrenniy.
Hnlph MaTTin of Greenville "
as. best man. add Mrs vAhee
Ireshman, -inter 'of the Pii-i.to
as matron of honor,
riivcn in marriage by her father
the bride- wore a suit fashion*.
Kof white linrn Avilh mactinn4
ide heart - sharpe""Y>r:m nan
at, white- nylon blousse glows
nd white linen pumps., Her '.,,1igc
\va., purplg throated "tiuis.
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Tf I' M.'l t !'< 1 n nf liriTTfir VV f. eC IT '
iiTvy -treet length dress \v;th
avy accessories anH a corsage of--;
;hite carnations.
I'm' the eeremonv. d["? tnn-m-i
the brute wore a bine it slieit
ngth dress with matching ae- L
'.ssonc.y iitul a corsage of white
nrnedins. Tire "hi other; b.f* the
ihirc, Raiding
ii Lor el y W ed<
ORANGEBURG ?- Lovclin in1
s simplicity was the wedding
r Miss Etta Julia Howe and'
or lest Redd of-Orangeburg and!
'ie\a iand,o Ohio. respectively,.
ihcii .took?pi arc?at ir.gii noon"
une jti. in the home of the
ii ide's mother. ,
The double ring ceremopy was
crt.or'tn'ej 'by the Rev. Matthew.!'
LeCollum. . pastor of Tripiityj
[ethochst Church, in the pretcn-'
of a large assemblage of rela i
ves and friends.
Palm. i!''ii'- of?Vithitej
ladiolae and gypeliilia, white'
urnmg tapers -in three-branched]
iut sevembranched candela-bara!
gainst an improvised altar trac-j
.1 with fern highlighted the deorations.
Other arrangements
f gladiola. gypepphilia, Eater!
( i'ii. lia: -o and fancu leal ca4--luiji6
completed the gr.een and
lute floral setting.
Wedding Music
A program, of wedding music.]
loch included Jllhrougii ^ ^ Incj
' i i . ?rriTT- Co < ;? > "HcaTuTo
"Vd'Hai nelot). "Ave
lar.i < Sci'.ubtt), ' f.ii'hPAt.
tiuiil" (l.tt'si), "Claire de Lunu" i
Dot)ussy J, with" "The Lord's
I'lii f"'1-jung u.i a ben- dottier.,
was given by Eugene
mson of Clqflin* College. Mrs-i
iotvn.." Pequette of Orangeburg
id M!?.>es Mildred ..Ellison and
vc::;,*n V. .Mght of Charleston.
ber brot\r r. Attorney Thadu
L5. Hi,we of 'Chicago, was
' ant n an ? \q;i,>;te ginvn
L"n.i;.!.ilK h. i T'.o lilted ~
'd;ct. was" enhanced hy a sheer
k?- arv.i l*>ng prauwi sl-eevesj;
rJ-iiftl Willi pr>7*ns cry theti
lnd-pihi si;.rt ended in v- \v,idel
S;ii; wore a matching two:.\u
vc.l of imported illu.'onH
at ca-iadtci from a lace bonr.<.?!]
: 111?<.**i i\ iwi < range uiossoms
earned wivte prayer booki
pped with a purplc-thfoatedI
el: id and shuwered with sal in\
Xi amors. Tier only oranment:
as a diamond cross, a gift nil
u : bridegroom
Wedding Particia pants
The bride was attended by her
udaii, AtP'i ney?Gi ?u e t*: Kowe"
f Chicago, as maid of honor. In
.eeping with the color scheme,
lie wore mle green organdy, cut!
long princes^ lines. J"fer arm r
ouquer coru?*iited ot cnarm ear-i
aliens.
The best man was Daniel J.
IcNair ot Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.
living a? ushers were Charfes
)avi.s of Orangeburg and Raynond
White of Columbia.
Mrs. Etta B. Howe, mother ot
if hrale, utne o iitiv^?blue lace
Krese with a corsage of pink
oses* - ?
Following the ceremony th*
ride's mother entertained with
reception. Keeping the guests
egister, serving a-s hostesses, asisting
in the gift room and in
?rving refreshments, were: Mesj
ame< Kmm > t r>??.^? '
^u. i^awMns, v ara i
Jreen, Vivian Monteith, Lottie
larshall, Athelma Nix, Cha-fliese
hi'ffi'eld Sadie McNaif. Dolores,
/aviN, . (Jracia Dawsaa, fCarUmVa'cle.
Bertha Williams, S. B.
Fenderson, Alma Mcpherson,
.kljlliiine Znmneririwn. Hm'/I'I
'lerce and Miss Mamie Thonip-'
m
Mrs Redd is the daughter of
Irs. Etta B. Rowe, assistant pro Svor
of psychologly at State A
nd M College ,and the late Dr.
F. D Rime, She is an alumna
f""Claflin College, State College
nd Atlanta UrriVGTSlTyi She is
member of the Delta Sigma i
Theta sorority and " for several!
ram has", herp ^ rnrrrtirr of the1
iculty at S. C. State College. '
*MV. Redd !< ' the "son of Frank]
jj'Vi.d.ud the late Mrs. Redd of
'<* He is a veteran of
^ nrld War CC, having seen arLM^nt^Mh
the Par if ice and EuH|^n
theater*.
their
iOIXMBIA, S. ?.
fumy tip State "
bridegroom wore a brown summer
sneer street length dress with
blown accessories and a orsage
ot vellow. iiardenias. ~
?for 11avi'liiiTT TFTe bride w.ora
I, vnvft blue suit -Willi blue and
white accessories, a pearl neck
it i gdl ?>< the brkU-gi ui!"n,
her bridal corsage.
Both the bride and groom are
gra luate- of Sohth Carolina State
-t-H-i r-?tr.?Tht?-rrronm- is_CT^Tt'eh"fhcr
of. the OmCga Psi Phi. Ira
ternity and is y commercial artist
of -Greenville.. MisS"W.iiTuns
i a fount I- h'a 'lifi- in th>. pnblir
schools of- Anderson, a*?me nfl>f i
of tDelta Sigma Phefa sorority,
and has done graduate work at
Hampton institute, Hampton, Va.
WEDDIISG
A\PsOEl\CED
SAIAJDA -? ffiporiftl) **iTlfld
Mrs. Eddie 13oi.ikn.ight, Monday.
announced the marriage?of
t+rerr g Turddaughter,-* Miss* flattie
I.if Carrol- to Frank Jones, son
. .f YTi^ -- =
The marriage took plate Friday
and the couple left for Gar
field, N. J, whore they o!an td
make their home for the prej'-nt.
Votes Spoken
Hop Ceremony
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Out Of Town Guests
Among out?of-town guests a*.tending
the redding were":
, Mesdam.es Minnie S. Eve, New
York City; Annie S. Butler and
Jennie Williams,-Brooklyn, N. Y.;
R. Or Dukes, Bronx, N. Y.; Lottie
I'. Kimble. Boston; Mass.; Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond White, Mr.
and Edwin-Russell, Mrs. Willa D.
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gilliam^
den, Mrs. Vivian Monteith, Mrs.
J. G Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Sim?, Mr. and Mrs. G. L.. Ly?
brand, all of Columbia
AI so, Mr. and Mrs John Edwards,
Mrs. Alberta J. Murray.
Mrs. M. A. LaSajne. Mr<. Susan
D. Butler., Mrs. Mafbel^ M. ^Stewvis,
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Buchanan,
of Charleston.
Also, Pr. an(j Mrs. D, J. Dixon
Mi s M Aulrey Dixon, Miss Ogretta
J. Smith,?Mrs,?Gemetfr
Green. Barnwell; MY- JAn?E_
Green.?Flrren- e; Mrs.?Etfdeail
Shipp??thd Mituies Esther and
-?r?> < e??v xt
if i.i i n:m ?v 1^1.
C.j Mrs, Josephine Howard and
Miss Valerie Howard, Georgetown;
'MiSS Rosa Brcwn, Chester;
Mrs. James Bfyant, Jr.,
Chesterfield.
Also, Mrs. A B. Gracia, MulIins;
Mr. and Mrs. George Holman,
Mrs. Lela H, Lindsay,
Moncks Corncir; Mr- Minnie
Jones, Miss Alice. Mitchell, St.
Matthews; Mrs. Corine Wright,
Mis-. Wright;?Mi.vs Mat v
Wright-. Wtrltcrborny- Mrs. Ruth
Black. Cameron: Mrs. Bertha
\T>< ! -, Ridt gland; Mrs. V. Bruc
Bowm.an; Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Harrison,
Denmark ;Mr. and Mrs
_?ewis Butler. Ehrhardt, and Miss
Sdith Mcintosh, Allendale.
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HASH-DO FASHIO
?12 St. Nicholas Av
UiW YOSiK, N. Y, 1
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Saturday, July 14, 1951 ?? &
Federated Clubn ^
"H!I By Mrs. Mamie E. Fields
* CHARLESTON " *- The Char-,
Teston City Federation is plan- n
"f for Q" "fifing ar^BnTtnfnn
--Buift'ffJuly 18. Contact the ciuh
1 president if you wish to join us
"ori mat day. The Ureen ThuxnO
__Club of-1 J'>euufurt, Mara. M. y. m
Kennedy, president will be there ,1
to greet vou Don't miss this * "fl
treat to visit the garden spot of r? *1
South Carolina. \ 2
It is hoped that the- teacher^
from summer school at Avery
will join us for a half day,'just, > J
.the fhing for yoiir tired n^rwt?
and vision teachers. . ^
A Garden Club will soon be
formed at Mt. Pleasant at the
resident of Mrs. Miriam Moore
Brown, one~ot-Charleston ffojurty'
successful teacher through the ...
years.
Regional Meeting
A special appeal has recahed
. tne state irom Mrs. A B. Mack, :
Tuskogec A l-i ui'tfiii).' Ih? jnTT. 1
" iors of our state to attend thg . -"iJ
July 28-31 meeting in Atlanta,
"Ga. " ~
Miss The!ma Murray is attend- h
and will nnl hi- able to attend? ?
mg State College summer school ';rji
the regional meeting, she ask the M
club women to do all they can "
j to take some of their juniors '1
along to share in the program.^
A great part of the program fal ^
given over the juniors. . >;"?
Home Again ' ' i S
Mrs. Bessie Middleton, a member
of the Modern Priseilla club"
is home after a two years stay
with her children at F':. Lauder- ^
dale, Fla. She is now residing
at 39 Line street with Mrs. Viola
Turner.
On Vacation ^
. >liss Thelma Hargrave, Supervisor
of Charleston NegTo ..
schools is enjoying a much needed
vacation at the Springs oi .
Saratoga, N. Y. "
Mrs. Susan Dart Butler, libazian
of the Dart Library of Char- '
le>ton is in Chicago attending the
National Meeting of Librarians .
-of. the UOA. """ ' J
*
Mrs. Mac PurnelU assistant
librarian for the county section is
enjoying a Carribbean ctfuise.
Study Ends
Every Wednesday afternoon t
for 12 weeks at 4 P.M. at Morris "
Brown Church annex gathered *.
jinssionary mtnrtpfl wnmpn ot tne .
AME churches of Charleston in a
study of the "Far East" and visiting
friends from other churches.
Rev. Glover' taught the course. _ ;
The study gave you insight of our J
neighbor. inTKg Fjar^EBTst:' V" v J)
(-shop hekk }
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(MARKET}
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