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Allen's Choir To GWe Recital
fj The Allen University Choii
will be presented irt "recital F
8 p. m., in the University's a
r sponsored by the Dickerson ?
V Which Rev. Edward Saunders
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Visiting With The Hump hies
Adollo Squire Smart,
genia, df Patterson, New Jors
Mrs. Julia-A^-Htinyhrie?.--df
Girls' Industrial School Dedic
rr The South Carolina Indust
which Mrs. Mabel B. W;ortha
catorial services at 3 p.m., Su
er is Dr. J. A. Bacoatff, presi
new institution is located next
trial School for Negro boys,
highway. Everyone is cordial
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' '--The (?$' Nineties Holcf^ReguI
r ^wJTt Wednesday evening tl
beautiful home of Mrs. Simrr
president presiding. New mei
-- Lillian Spann, Mrs. Maggie
Jones.. Following a report of
Mrs. Sarah Clark, the club sei
who is a patient at the Gooc
The next meeting will be held
f 1221 Manning avenue. The 1
dinner, consisting of fried ch
fruit salad, hot rolls, coffee, t
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Culture Ckib Has Fine Harve:
Mrs. Din Wakefield, presidi
Club, this week sent an "I tht
bers and friends who contribi
annual Harvest Festival a hu
attendance at the club's meet:
in the newly renovated recrea
eta were given out for the' ar
winner will be chosen when 1
the home of Mrs. Margaret \
? Following business, the clu
Hallowe'en party, after which
A roster of club meetings f<
this pagenextweek. Please wi
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Of Special Note At First Na:
.Sunday, November 4, the R
bars of Shiloh Baptist Churcl
reth Baptist Church. Rev. M
er. The time: 3:30 p. m.
At 8:30 p. m., a special ed
Ka of UMvof \ToryoPi
, . w u^iu av A uob AVI
choir of Tabernacle Baptist (
services. The publico is cordia
If You DON'T WANT
? The Hottest Dogs and th
Coldest Beer in Town?
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513 Laurel Street
Telephone 3-9205
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You, too, rftay not bo able to hide
' drawn calendar look i><>- matter 4
, niake-un" you use. Keep your si
during "those" days . don't be th
in four that shows tattle-tale jitters.
. disco mtort.?
Take Cardui, a special medicine
thousands of women, girls to help ins\
signs of periodic misery. A little C;
day helps build strength so resistan
, ? may be greater each month, sufferii
less and less. Feel, Ibok better, hio
natural. Ask your dealer for Card
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*Many scientists estimate that at some tit
during life. I out of every < women suffi
from monthly discomfort.
MONTHLY CRAMPS CHANGE OF LI
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Children's "Ready To ^
School Supplies ?
W- ;*: Hitch grade Hair p
Sanitary Lunch
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directd by John W. Hunter,
riday evening, November 16th.
uditorium. The recital is being
Seminary's Literary Society, of
\ is president.
From Patterson
and her small ; rirmghterr HUey,
are visiting with their aunt
1015 Green Street.
at
ion On Sunday
rial Sehhol for Negro girls, of
ni is directress, will hold dediinday,
November 4. The speakilent
of Benedict College. The
to the John G. Richards Jnduson
the Newberry (U.S. X&)_
ly invited. ' . . ?
ar Meeting
le Gay Nineties met at the
lie Smith, 920 Pine street, the
mbers introduced were Mrs.
i Robinson and Mrs. Fannie
the sick committee, headed by
it a purse to Mr. W. H. Young,
I Samaritan-Waverly Hospital,
with Mrs. Gracie Washington,
hrvatpsa sprvwl ji lovelv buffet
licken, creamed potatoes,1 peas,
ea, icce cream and pound cake.
st Festival Effort
mt. of the Columbia Culture
ink you" message to club memited
so Tflber&lly to make the
ge succcess. There was a large
ing October 26. which was held
lion room of the YWCA. Tiekmual
Turkey Raffle. The lucky
lie club meets November 9, at
Smith, 1428 Heidt street.
b was entertained in a prei
a delicious repast was served.
or the year will be published on
atch for and note it.
zareth Baptist Church
ev. H. M. Taylor, and the memi,
will be guests at First Nazar.
Taylor will be guest speakucational
missionary drive will
ev. Ralph E. Rhyme and the
liurch will have charge of the
ll? invited.
SAVOY CLUB
lixLfi ID CXilh EDII
FAIR TIME
?visit the?
Route 321 .
Old Winnshoro Road
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Miss' Donnelly
Is If ride of
Mr. Hicks
HEMINGWAY?Miss Ernestine
Inez* Donrelly of Hlemingway
became the brido of Harvey
Hicks at 4:00 P.-M. Oct"ber
10. at the home of the bride.
The Hew C. P./ Cornner p?.rfbrmed
the douhlcring ceremony.
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The .yard was effectively decorated
with giant whit? chrysar:.
themum. palms, a?d white lilies.
Mr. Ru-fus Eddy, organist, rcndered
the wedding music. Mrs.
Laura Barnes snng "I Love You
Truly."
Given in marriage by her fa-1
ther, the bride wete a ballerina
length beige gown of imported
lace over.. taffeta? with, a fitted
bodice long tar^ered sleeves
formed calla lily points over the
Vriat;-^?r?-?Her.
fingc*^ tip veil was ah-1
taclred to-a crown of beige blossoms.
SJie carried a prayer book
tapped with a white purple lipped
orchid.
MY*\ S-ylvia Woods was the
bride!s only attendant. She wore
a ballerina length rust dress.
Joolidge Pressley served as best
man. Usher-groomsman wa? Da
vid Donnelly, brother-?of - the
bride.
?The bride's motf'fr was?nttircd
in a stool gray suit and wore
a corsage of pink carnation?.
The sister of the bridegroom
wore a gray suit and a red carnation
^
Immediately following the
deremony a reception was held
at the home of the bride's porents.
Later in the evening the couple
left for a wedding trip to
Durham, N. C. and Washing+oi.
D. C. Upon their return they wio j
make their home in Hemingway. J
For traveling the bride wore
a rust rayion coid dress wi v
rust accessories. Hier corsage was
the orchid from her prayer book, j
Mrs. Hicks-is the daughter of!
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Donnelly.
Shle is a graduate of Waverly
Good SamaTitan Hospital of Columbia.
Before her marriage she
WT iTuis^aTJuIi iTsun Memurtr
al Hospital of Hemingway..
Mr. Hicks is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hicks of Britton, Neck.
At prosont he is ??ployed as an
Orderly at the Johnson Memorial
Hospital of Hemingway.
.White friends attending 'the
wedding were Mrs. Eaddy, Mrs.
Laurra Barnes. Dr. and Mrs. John
<on, jvirs. Erruna Noonoy, Mrs.
Verfnoxi Bauer. Mrs. Alga Coke.-'
Mrs. Robert Hardy, Misses Robin
Bauer and Bryant. Master Allen
Johnson Jr. Vernon Bauer Jr..
IN MEMORY
In sad but loving nv mory of
my dearest Mother, Mrs. Lavin-,
ia T. Felder, who departed this]
life November 2. 1949. _]
You are gone hdf"not forgot- ;
Nor wil'i you over bo.
For long as 11 f shalMast,
Wo will aiwoy- think ofv oil.
But memory keeps you ver,
near us,
Though you ilied tr/o year- ago.
Your (laughter, Sadie; son. MyCLASSIFIED
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State Alumni Hold
Meeting Here ]
State Collegia Alumni of the
Columbia Area met Tuesday {
night in Waverly School's. Cafe- ;
torium with fifty, or more alum- i
ni of the College present to meet t
Prsident B. C. Turner and lk ad
Coach, Lawrence Simmons. " i
Wil'iium J. Gilliafrtv. President i
of th'^pclub ^presided, and pn j I
sented C. W.- Madden, Presid nt 1
of the Geni ral Alumni Associn- s
tion, who in turn introduced a
Prcsidrnt Turner and Coach t
Simmon*. . \
President Turner gave to tlv '
group an Outline of his program
at State Coj)ege7~
President' Turner aim .stikO.L J
that Sla.te College* i.T in need ol
n building program. There is a t
need tor noy> .and girl's dorms-j<
tory and an auditorium. It is'im J
possible to- soat all of t.lic stu- 1
dent "Body in the pr sent audi- t
torium, he faid.
I Goach Simmons made remarks
Concerning the football team and
what he expected from his boy . ^
| Pfeturs wen? made of the group" ~
! and refreshment> oonsis-tihg of|
assorted sandwiches and Russian
Tea/ were served. '
DILLON NEWS |
BY II. W. CRAWFORD
DIlXON ? IVTrs. Fannie Mo.j;
Bride, widow of the datXL ReV-i j
Eli McoBHde who passed away Jk
several months ago. was funeral-:,
izod from the Bethel AME church jr
last Monday after an extended/
illness. The' Rev. W. M. McDon-1
aid, pastor, delivered the eulogy..
Interment was made in the Ham-j
ilton Cemetery. ^
Dilionites are happy to wel- j
come back home after attending j
anual conferences, Rev. J. B.
Cooper of the Methodist Episeo- j
pal and Rev. W. M. McDonald'*
of the Bethel AME churches,
Both will find themselves busy,
engaged in erecting new buildings
for their churahes. Mrs.
Rosie McFarland of Westj
| Calhoun street has returned af-o
tor attending thf? Johovnh Wit-II
nes* Convention in Washington/
D. C. She states that several important
subjects were discussed
^and- -mwh?heli>fui informal hm-lgained.
Miss Tholma E. Barnes, Regis
tered Nurse who has been visiting
jt^latives_and friends, has returned
to Norfolk, Va1. to resume
her duties as supervisor.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rivers had
a* houseguests his sister and her
family/ Mr. and Mr. Tonev Litjtle.
and sons, of Wadesboro, N.C.
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and Mr! Brown, Photo._
i "Out of town frie id- wefe: Mrs.1
M. L. Little, Mi':'., Annie J. Tfii.
per. Mis< C)oo D. Fair, Rollnnd
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YMCA Auxiliary
In Annual Tea
CHARLESTON The secone
innual Crystal and Lace Ter
sponsored by the Women's Aux.
liary of the YMCA was held a'
he Cannon Street "Y" Sunday
Mr?. S. B. Maekey- led devntons.
Misjg E Fleming presented
the,, speaker." Mrs. Frank Voa1
Remarks were ifiade by Mrs. V,
P. Turner. Mrs. R. L. .Fields prerented
the Board of Director?
md Mrs. Gladys Edwards, ohairnan
of the Ten. Other remarks
ver>- made by John F. Potts, the
Board chairman, and Rev. E.A.L
1 amixkins. executive secretary.
.'The -ToTTowTn^ churches hacl
able*: Vi ronica Spiritual. Jeru
<nlcni Baptist, Morris St. Bap
1st. Calvary Baptist. St. Peters
Nathalie, Emanuel A ME. Weslej
VIethod'M. St. Marks Episcopal
Sinn' Presbyterian, C< nlral Bau
ist, and Rev. Lnmpkins had r
spVeial table. Several churchc;
Hemingway News
A. I/. WALKER
HEMtNGWAY The Stai
Lighter? of Marion will rendei
t" ptrrgrrr m? irt- - J er u?? l+-m -Stat-inr
A ME Churoh, Sunday, Novem.
tx'r 4tln at 2 P. M. - Ben Brow
bein.t the sponsor.
The.second rally on the new
huivh building will be held a'
Jerusalem Station the second
5unclay'in November. .?
The Rev. G. Lee Bayfw hai
>con returned for another year
it Jerusalem Station.
The Walker Chapel NAACF
jranch has recently added thirty
yew members to its roster and
s mo'ving along nicely.
Mrs. Odell ^Mention is improvfig-rHoe4y
after being hospitali:ed
for a few days.
The Missionaries - are sponsor,
ng a Hallowe'en program at the
lome of Mr, and -Mrs. Wilmar,
j ray.
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- - CHARLESTON ? The fourth
i anniversary of Memorial Baptist
. Church's pa*tor, Rev. A. H.
Clark, was observed October 15
to 21.
Ministers assisting in the *pro-^
grams werer - -
Reverends B. D. Lewis. S. H.
Scott, P. G Daniels O. Smalls
i not having tables sent donati
ions in cash.
The following served as ushci's:
Misses Beatrice Wescott. Ai'lice
Poinsett, Elizabeth Poinsett.
Theodora Pickering and Carol i.
na Fludd. Mrs. Earline Wong and
; Mrs Inez Temple were pianistsT
r Over+.^200 was reported and
. all r.ports are not in.
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'contest for the title "Ruler of
. Ti ny Tots". Ca<11 pxize^ _will be
1 given to the successful contestants.
Among tots entered arc:*
J Sadie Mae Younginer, Carolyn
Garrett, Ronnie Gough, Richard
Roach- Ill, Portundo Roach,
Ronald Wheeler, Jimmie Clark,
William E. Alford. Doris Al-i
| frcda Christie. Idell Butler,
j Johnna Clarenca Jackson, Milli~cent
Fields, Margaret Kennedy,
^Wlbert Ann Drgher, Barbara
. Ann Bouleware, Beverly Love,
I Teressa Thompson, Barbara Jean
[Harrs. Mary Frances Stroman,
,'Vvan Delanev, Fred Chitty and
I James Cuiry. .
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CHARLESTON ? Jesye MU 4
kell, 10* of 23 Archdale street,
j suffered a cerebral conclusion
[ and a fractured leg when he
fell from the third floor porch
at his home- 7; 71
He^'was admitted ' to Roper
"Tfospital here. .
; Choifs of, various churches
furnished the music. Otheri~on
| the programs were: |
[ The Seven Seal Gospel Cho-' j
i us, Narrow Stream Gospel Cho:
ru5' Mrs*s Charlote Washington-, "
Rp>e Anthony, Freddie Plowden,
' Catherine Springs- Janie Green,
| Mrs, A. Rivers, Mrs. A. Ladson,
Deacon j. William*. John Eu- "Tjj
[gene. J. M.. Vance, P. Wilson, W.
Jenkins, Mrs, A. "Lewis, Deacon
ill. Lazarus. Kiev. P. D. Lewis served
a-* master of ceremony.
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