The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 05, 1927, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Srflurday,1 February 5th? 1927.
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. The Aristocrats of Musical Comedy t
The Musical Comedy they all wait
for like the world waits for the/sun^
<*ise, "RED HOT MAMMA,"
, Mrs. A. C. Marshall. City Cditor of1 1
~~ " The" Recorder-Indicator spent the I :
\ _ . past week-end in Sp*rtanburKT-visit?
^ * ing her friend. Mrs. A. B. McAVhirter. J
I 'She reports quite an enjoyable stay. ^
"Mrs. Henry F. AmaKer of this citv
and her three little children, Wilborn.
T., Hilda and Gwendolyn have re??
turned - home after- spending^ two
. weeks with relatives and friends in
Savannah, Ga.
N. A. A. C. P. MASS MEETn/Mkr>rixtiinrv
n.i \-ir a oe
II'NViB LVW Iill uau fan V ABB
The results from the citizens aiuT
membership drive in" interest of. the
National Association for the Advanelement
of Colored People were phenomenal.
The addresses of Mr. Bagnall,
the spirit of the united effort a
?mong us, the tendency to- r<rptncc~self
. abnegation with self confidence and
hope, and tlje immediate increase of
?membership in-the" branch lire^mst -a .
.ready evident, but it does not yet appear
what will be the final results.
It was decided to continue die Mass J
Meetings as long as .we <have invitations
from churches, or-Umtil it
seems better to change the program.
Next Sunday, February 6, the meeting
will be held at First Calvary.
??JSaptiot church at- fuun- u'clc^k. . -'The""
. ; ' dflve officer^ are still in the contest.
to run by while it is not watching
and so tho 6uter guards maintain an
unbroken vigil while the captains and
workers still work.
hP ' ? ' w LONG, Pastor
H. E. LINDSAY, President
I. V R. W? JACKSON, Secretary
FRENCH CLUB MEETS .
?Mfes H-enrietta Boozer wajTlKe'drI
lightful hostess t oLe Cercle Entre
Nous Wednesday afternoon, January
( 26,, 1927 at her home Washington I
street. The usual'hour \yas devoted'
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o the study of French.. Much inter-|
st irf being shown in this phase.
He Club's activities. Following the
ransnctlon of busiho&s- the Club inlulged
in pleasing recreation, Miss
..htlsy Myers was awar<li??l thP firgipj
iriste, Miss Lillian Watts drew the i
nooby was. Miss <
Ruth Butler's. A delightful menu '
.vas..served. Creeu peas, mashed po-1
atoc's, macaroni, sweet pickles, but-!
ored . i oils, baked chicken, ambrosia. .
ake, cafe noir.
or est of im. m. a. Evans
'Mrs; F. ftiarcellus Staley-, wife of
Director Staley,A.' & T:- College,!
> ifeensborofN. C. is in the city visit
!ng friends. While in the "Capital ;
City.V the popular young matron wiil~
be the guest of Dr. M. A. Evans.
Mrs. Staley who was formerly Miss
Ryan daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Ryans of Barnwell has quite a
targe circle of social friends, both
fn?Stmtif~CHruliiia?and" our?sister j
Statg North Carolina, where "she has.
cast her lot with her husband, who
also is wjdely known, in Smith r.-n-o. j
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Mrs. Stpley is a member of "The
informal names,'' an organization
which is composed of the prominent
members of the faculties of A. & T.
llollege,'-the presidents of A. & T.
arid Benedict Colleges and some of
the leading, professional and business
men tif^jGreesboro- The*object
Tvf thlH?e-Htiv is to create urt'diitiM'osC
in art; 1 y . .
_ Mr;'. Ktnlcy is alsu ar;nemllt'r ot a
Clubv composed exclusively of female
"rmstltllertey of AT & T." College and
wives- of ;the professors of the same
-^netitutipn. Tlie.'function o/ this gluli
s to-dir ectt I lesocial life of the^vtud^
ent body.
THE NEW CENTURY CI.I'll
I Mrs. A. J. Collins was the pleasrtng-hostesj;
to the New Century Club
I Friday afternoon January 28th.
Concluding an enjoyable social
hour beautiful prizes tyere presented
| to the successful players. First
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hitioii, Mrs. W. iAvan Khodes, booby;
Mrs. K. Paliner-lihue. "The guest prize
was presented to Mrs. Kugefle
Henry.
The hostess"'.served an elaborate
menu with hot chocolate.
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Specialties . that* keep the hands]
warm in cold weather applauding for 1
more, "RED HOT MAMMA."
GERTRUDE SAUNDERS AT
CULL1 AURA THEATRE
Will Entertain for her and her
Company a! "Odd Fellows Hall
on 1 utsday IVigM
Columbia truest for two days next
week, Tuesday and Wednesday, February
tile iith and Pill, will lie Miss
Qertrud eSaunders and her company
of twenty-live pretty girls in "lied
llot Mamma." The company is bc-=
ing represented by Irving C, Miller
one of the outstanding producers in
Cdlored America, who will mivm
sonally to Coluinbia with the' com-,
pany. With Miss Saunders is Gallic
DeGastoti and a large cast.
Migs Saunders is a former student
of Benedict - CoHege. .Her parents
lived at Union in this State. They
moved North, because of the beauty
and sweet voice of Gertrude. She attVacted
\yidc attention in New York
[City, ami joined a Musical Show as a
| Chorus Girl. Today she is A merica's
. leadine Musical Stiiri
Miss Saunders and her company
I Hall on Assembly, street,. Tuesday
i night.
Inquiries riifjrht be 'made by "those
. who wish to attend the - reception,
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,.ple cart write to 131-0. Assembly street
j for all' in'l'o; :natii/') irntn-i'viiin'r rej
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j CARD OF- TilANKS
We wish to extend our man}
thanks to friend.., and acquaintances
for their many kindnesses sJiowr
during the illness and death of oui
f darling'father Henry E. Ray of Aik
ion; S. 0.,"Aanuary 26. 1027.
_ Resoeclfully, ' , -
J. THE RAY?Family
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In loving' menifiry of. our dear'husband
and- fatlyuv \\L~ If. Reod"'-, vh"
deriirtod this lift' one your ago, FobhnoMty
one car;h!.'.?rfa-- my hrokr-n:
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-union, " T5^"
. Once ayain with thorc wo love.
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Qui< kly and, quietly c;rnic the call.
; ~l+rs stuliThn death surprised us all;
HS .only Chose who have lrV?t can toll;
The loss of o loved ohe?
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Mrs. \Y. H. Reofler, Mrs. Loola Atkinson,
Mr. Earle Reedor, Mj>s Fiji
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son. Miss Rudean Reader, Mr. Her
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IN MEMORIAM.
: . In . reniomhiti'w ni' in/!1 !.'?>. ii'i*
- i timid Mr, A-rlTvur R~ ItoV.e.
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Dear friends its! hard to realize.
That A.rthur w;:r taken away:
" Hut 'If! HIT !i' '5!'. ~ y. i >:i' l>y
For we loved bJi'n dually.
. . ? Rfsjvclfully.- . .
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our darling. v. ife'and mo,heiy vVHl'? ?h
1'aried Hiis Iife Ife! ,t uaVy b. I 2.'!.
iJef-ik'-eour eyes die-fade:!, .
? Doitvr all we cottld tj^ave lieK.
i l"n*;l Cod look ' iu.-r .aivaj'.
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She shall always he remembered,
In this'world of weary strife?'
A-s long ap God gives us life..
Her devoted husband. ..Tuliotis D
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death of their husband and father, .MAMA
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