The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 17, 1928, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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, Saturday, March 17, 1928
- UNDEK^ Tiie
Miss Bessie Mae Burley, of 2010
M\arion Street, spent the week-end at
her home in Dawkins, S. C.
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Dr. M. A. Evans, Mrs. Rebecca II.
. -< Walton, C. G. Garrett, all of* ^Coliim"bia,
attended the 4th . (Jongressianl
Republican -Convention at .Spartan-?
burg last week.?Thuy. were Jolncit
by* G.. C, Williams at Newbevvy who
was a member of the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore: of
. sometime visiting friends have aeturned
to their home at Sumter.
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? Miss (Jlaretta Watts? one of the
city school teachers, was a guest at
a party among friends at 'Camden,
* v-Wednesday evening,
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MrsT Ella Taylor Slater, Noble
Empress of the .Lady Knightfc of Tou's?
; satnt__giit^t-^hd^Brdail river 'bridge
in North Columbia said here yesterday
that she will get a large number
into her lodge on Friday?evening,
March 30*th? A big dinner will be
served and a general good time is
expected at Slater hall under "Motll
er Slater's" directions. ? J
Mrs. Young Brown who lived in
Kendaltown until her death, Monday
; morning, was btiried at Woodward, S.
C., Wednesday afternoon. A -Irage
party frqni Columbia accompanied the
body tp Woodward where simple fu?
^ neral rites' Wef7< held
r- ,.:.
Mr. Herbert Reeder, saxophone
player of the Ajax. Orchestra, * responded
to the call of Hardy's Syncopators
and played with them in
Charleston at a special dahee:
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Mr. James. H, Walker, >of Huston,
ffM&as^whd was here to attend the
funeral of his grand mother, -Mrs.
V. R. Brown-Green will leave Columbia
this afternoon for New York ajid
' Rnat.nn^
We have just received the sad intelligence
that Mr. Wm, II. Fostei
dide suddenly at his home, Jill- Piiu
St. at 4:30 o'clock Thursday morning
'Funeral arrangements will be made
upon arrival of his sons from the
North and the upper part of the state
. . NEW CENTURY NEWS
On Saturday afternoon,'March 4.0th
the memhers of the'New.',Century Chili
assembled at the residence of Mr. M,
G. Dixon. - - -' , ' '
- r Business of- the elub was discussed
and suggestions' of future progress
?of~the"club displayed by several members.
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Tallies representing each llowei
waa passetband tables placed l'oi
bridge. The game was peppy-and
intresting. After scores were collect
- ed, Mrs. Fannin Hipp held, the highest
score and received a'boif of chocot
late.- Mrs. Henry Williams reeei-vet
a pair of fancy garters as booby. M-rs
^ Swan Rhodes has recently shown. hei
skill in drawing high cards, there;
fore -carrying away consolation, a
lovely silk pillow. "
i-v uuntiuua atii<ui i;uursu luuuwei
- by a sweet course was served, consist
ing of potato-salad on lettuce leaves
Virgirja baked ham, butttcred saltines
- hot bi^ttg|?ed rolls, Cocoa with marsh
' . mallows,' j.ello and custard with hal
peaches' and candied cherried am
layer 'cake; Mrs. Dixon spared n<
pains in making every1 guest feel a
home which, was adorned with yel
low jonquils and spring violets.
Mrs. Tracy Walton entertained th<
club, Thursday afternoon,?Marcl
5th- ?1
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IN RKMl^MnnAXCR ??
.ing mothter who dide eleven year:
ago, March 19, 4&17,
A precial one from us is gone ,
A Place is vacant in our Home _?
Which never can be filled.
When we leave this world of changes
"" When we leave ll^is .world,of care
We shall fihd our missinf* Jovecl one,
\ . In our. Father's masfon^jfrir; ~~
" J. G. AARISON,
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N. B. HARRISON,
; j C. 0, HARRISON,
W. R. HARISpN,
MS. M, M. HARRIS,
MI39 L. P.-H'A-RRISON, "?
? Children.
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COLUMBIA THEATRE
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STATE TEACHERS TO HEAR
HEAR QUEEN Otf HEARTS
FRIDAY EVENING
Other Attractions for the"WeelT
Announced
tialll-Curci, Queen of "Hearts
"There is ofte name that holds its
magic . yyjQryy/'herc, that of Amelita
Gulli-Cu'rci who.will be heard at the
Columbia Theatre, Friday evening,
March 2:ir<U Whether it is in New
York at the Metropolitan Opera
House or in a city of jiumerically
smaller population, but whose halls
are crowded, with thousands to heatf
. Iicr sintr. all hearts t;o 'out to her
Here is ~a tribute paid .Galli-Curci
by a Professor at Baylov University,
ind appearing in the Joiurnal of that
institution. It is headed ".Golden
Memories." A fragment. rnn-ir.
Momchow one does hot forget "Rig:>lott.?P-.
nml tlio tiniinlinw lumnt.r- nf
, ",v ..v.?..v...h "VCIUIJ VJ,
CaiQ Nome' even in. the hands of
ti oiadlnary artist. As interpreted
by Madame Galli-Curci, \ it 'thrills
- hrough al] the devious bypaths of
the heart, which one begins to think
are closed, and suddenly becomes
' ne of the precious things to rentem-b'e'r
on long days to come." '
13ut there must be other reasons
' c\Miid her" phenomenally beautiful
voice ahd its "magic charm that captivate.sjthe
hearts-of her hearers tmivcrsially.
A voice alone, even though
1 >heno 111 enally beautifu], cannot accomplish
that. Here are.those rea
his I rack of the golden voice of Galli-Curci,
which make her 7song^ so
'enchanting.
1_ 'THE POOR yUT"
".The Poor Nut" is coming to the
Columbia theatre,'Monday' night. The
ohtsi ireastired critique in the pos.-e.jgiuii
of C. J. Nugent and Elliott
\'Hgfiit-, co-authors, js the unsolicited*;
tribute written by Don Marquis, crea
j 'or of "The Old Soak" and the former
N'ew York'columnist. So highly did
ic Nuuents estimate M-arqnis' ont.hiiiasiie
enconium that the,y were delighU'd
t" usu Lhe text aY preface to
hi printed edition of "The Poor
. Nut" Mr.' jVIarqqfs' criticism, in part,
. Allows: "
"lhe Poor Nut" and the general
Yj;i ol" play of which, it is repre7
v.ntativo'''htduh'is to & "class uf art.
.. .hmlt i'oaUl'been pro*i
meed" in any country."
The play inspirited, amUsing, jqjly,
holoomo. and it has a" happy endip'".
Ami how a certain type of high:"dw
critic and his followers loathe
'.the wold wholesome! . How they hate
mul condemn the happy ending!-They
hAleve and .they preach that nothi.i'-l,
i hat is wholesome and happy can
! Possible he art; nothing tha is happy
or wholesome can possibly have' any
~ relation to life." "
_ ESTATE NOTICE
AH persons having claims against
the astate of Charlotte Bowen, de -
oottseti.-are hereby notified to tile the
I same, duly verified, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to said
estate will please make payment likewise.)
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EVELYN JACKSON, ?7
p Administratrix,
? 1308 Gregg St.,?. '
Columbia, S. C.
" March 2nd,l'J2K.> ^ ?
r MRS. 10, B. LliWIE BACK IN CITY
1 After haying spent the month of
- February in New York, Baltimore and
, Washington visiting relatives and
, friends, "Mrs. 10. B. Lewie is back againg
looking the picture.of healtlf.
f Mrs-. Lewie .was sent to New York
I by the Lewie Printing and Regalia
) Company to get instructions eti a
t very difficult machine that is being
- used in the Lewie Regalia Company.'
The Bonaz Embroidery ""Machine it
J i is called and is operated entirely by
II hand. ?5?'?
At the Singer Company in Nejw
York Mrs.yLewie received very courteous
alterftiorTand w/ts-able to master
-"I the mflchlntr^vtthtn the required amev
s This machine is the only one of its
kind in the South operated by colored
L people.
riyr\ga|ihington Mrs. Lewie was en- tertfined"
by Mrs. Thelma "Wauls ST
| v?asiimgiuii s oircnaay. Hiignt ta|
hies were set, w,ith an additional 15
!, extra guests that did not play.
?7| Mrs. Lewie having the TngEest
... number of scores w?f awarded 1st
black ami gold silk sofa pilloow^ The
, other prizes of embroidered linen covers
and scarfs, handkerchief holders
and lovely . beads were won by the
other guests playing bridge. The
affair was lovely in every detail. Mrs.
Nell Simpkins, formerly of Columbia,
was one of the South. Carotin* quests
i prosent, , : 7? r ?
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THE PALME
AJAX ANNIVERSARY BALL AT
ODD FELLOWS CASINO, TUEST'
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DAY EVEN*!#; MARCH 20 :
Very elaborate are the plan* which
havjp been made iot the Anniversary
Bayy and Reception, Tuesday Evenways
been the most outstanding one
of-the series of annual daricea through
out the season.
The casino will be beautifully adorned
with palms and many spring
blossoms, which, with the reflection
of shaded lights against them, will
add to.the brialliancy jand attraeativeness
.of the spacious ballroom. The
members and chaperones' booth will'
be draped with.club colors of blue and
gold. The-booth?will- receive its light
fronvca special arranged spot light."
As it is ^he birthday dance o? the
club, a brief but interesting program
will he had,, beginning at IQ o'clock;
arter wnicft thO Ajax Orchestra333
after which the Aia* SDecial and
Grand March will follow
Music for the dance, will be furnished
by the original Ajax Club Orchestra,
which is a musical Combination
of state-wide fame.
The chaperones will be o'f prominent
men and women of the city.
Several hundred invitations were
issued during the week throughout
the city and state.
A large delegation of the Palihetto
State teachers isr expected to arrive
n time for this affair, as a most corlial
welcome has hoen-extended mem-.
bers.
THE DRAMATIC CLUB
The president, Mrs. Hazeldell J3ookr
nan, was the debonair hostess to. the
Dramatic Club of Sidney Park C. M,
8,. Church on Thursday evening. Her
quests \vere; Mrs. Evelyn AllenTTdrsT
Robert Griffin, Mrs. Helen Dreher,
Mrs. John Goodwin, Mrs. Arthur Perrin,
Misses Rose Jone^ Annatadle
Nelson, Callie Whittaker, Catherine
Mack, Fitzgerald Reidei*, Osceola Al'en
and Margaret Wallace.?After-all
businpss was dispensed with, the
glints of honor. Mrs. Perrins and Mrs.
Thomas were introduced to the club.
.Shortly after the guests were led into
the soft?V illuminated dimhc salnn;
beautifully decorated with dainty lace
doilies, encircling a China bowl of
-?olden jonquils?and?tho- table-sceno
i^ttg-oMquii'ite. Chicken salad on let '
tuce leaves Tarnate with strips of red
omato, olives and sweet pickles . wefflj
served.-?licea.jpf egg made not only
a complete color scheme but also a
omplete feast except for the dainty
sandwiches and Russian tea. After
dinner mints?the 'finis' of the co,urse.
After the delectable repast, Mrs. Thomas
favored the club with vocal and
instrumental SoTos. Mrs. Dreher delighted
us with her voice and Miss
Tones with liers. ~
"When the Clock Strikes Tweleve"
was rehearsed beforo- the-guests- bid
idieu 'to. our charming hostess, Mrs.
Bookman.
I.E. CERCI.E ENTRE NOUS
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The lovely home of Mile. Henrietta
enl .for.lhe reception of. the interesting
group, Le Cercle Entre Nous, was
the scene of mirthful gathering .on
. laSt Wfl'dnor.dny afternoon when Mile.
Boozer arid "Kllle. Dgisy Roach were
acclaimed exquisite hostesses. Tallies
in various designs, shades and
tints, dainty dishes of chocolate covered
peanuts and other mints decoYat,ed"
the tables. "En regie" a spirited
game of whlse-was the outstanding
feature for an hour, but interest was
at its height thef last hand when attention
centered raound Table N6. 1
with Mile. Mary Rae Saxon and Mile.
Osceohi Allen, who is knowm amopg
club rhepibors to "cross swords" vtfith
Mile. Maria Williams for "booby
championship" were in keen dompetition
for the first prize. Mile Sax
oh fought. valiantly trt Imimli hf>r
"whist reputation" and for her success
received the covqtod pri?e, Nun
ally's chocolate covered Brazil nuts.
Mile. Ruth Butler truly earned consolation
for she^ drew a third time
with Mile. Minnesota Garrison for a
box of Park and Tillford's famous
Jjon T)ons. Mile. Maria Williams, her
competitor in the race for first prize,
bore away the booby, a miniature box
chocolates. Ideas concerning business
transactions were exchanged and
the hsetesses began with further hospitalities
to their memhera, serving
a mosfe sumptuotnr repagtr-^Entrt'^"
a salad course, sliced harm, pimento
cheeses sandwiches, russe the'; a
second course consisted of ^banana
split, delicious with whipped cream
and cherries served with marshmal,
lQWJ. ftnd pecan cakes, ..The afternooon
was hilariously jpenl according
to word from "Ls Corclo."
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Join The . \j......... ,!L
. i. - Greatest .Secret. Frateriat,. Beneaa
and Fatriotic^-OrganUation 'Known.
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Health, Happiness, Brotherhood, F
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' OFFERS TO ITS MEMBERSHIP
* ' Aid when fclcK, Prot xtio;)?at tieatn.
in L>rfcas.ter amj bistress. Aid to ~STtid
iri College, Free Hospital Treatment
~ Medical Advice.
Oeputies wanted . to oryanire odye
every city, town and hamlet in South i
oiina. * ...
Joining Fee, $/.00. Special L)isp?nsa
now otleicd Candidates- lo'r Aleiiipef snii
$J.UU everywhere in Ainei ica.
For further information write to
i'oussaiut,
tt > ANNOUNCEMENT .
Mr. and Mrs. F. H.Sammbns an- i
nounce the wedding bf their daughter," ;
Beatrice to Willie Muore, Jr., the son i
Idf Doaobft and MrB.'W^ MiTStooiitw- at Zflon
Baptist ?hureh, April 5,. li?2fs i
at 8:3U F. M. * jj
IN ME.MOULvSl
In ' memory oT our-dear nidQier,
Tansy* Marshall, who departed this
life, March 14, 1927, at Congareo, S.
C. / " ? ----- ' - ?We
miss your smile and loving care,
When we needed you, you were there;
Sleep on dear mother and taTu^ywir "
rest, .. I .4. _ .
God called, you to rest ..- . N _
Because He thought it was best.
The children===(?'. : *
... M?S, CLAICY GOODSON
MRS, ROSA ATKINS.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY A I. VMM
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The local association of Howard
university graduates new its monthly
meeting at the home of Dr. A. J. Collins,
Thursday night, March -8th.
The University charter day was"
March 2nd. With a view of carrying
out in part the spirit of Charter
promptu talks Avere made by the.
members present.-. .
was given by Dr. Wallace; current
events reported by Dr. Watts; piano
solo by MissR uth Butler.The
wife of our host served the
^roup wiin a ueucious course?saiau.
Happy wore the. momenta in the 1
oozy and comfortable home of our
pleasing host.
The next meeting will be held on
the first Monday in April at the h'ome
of Dr. J. H. Goode.
NOTICE
All members of-Queeri Esther Chapter
O. E, S. No. 1 are earnestly re.
quested to be present at. their: regu- lar
meeting, ^Monday, March 19th at
4:30r Masonio- Teinnlo ?
MRS. E. S. LEWIE, R: M.
MRS. LAURA BANE,' Sec.
BASE HALL
State College will play Benedict College,
Friday, March 23rd oh Antisdel
athletic field at 3:ff) P. M. You will
see frrood' playing if you see this
game. Capacity for 800 on grand
stand.
SPAKTANBlRC NEWS
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Trinity A. M. E." Church
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Despite the inclement weather on
last Sunday, our-Sunday School was
largely attended and the study period
verrtr.yitereaUngly spent. Our
teachers.* meeting is-alive with interest;
for our pastor is "always at
U/vf f :%-? rtnMrTw/.tin'fr tKn InficAn ctll.
UIO UUai III tUIIUUVi/iilt, virv, ftvyuvu ^ vv* .
ly. A bigger and better yffiinday
School is our slogan, and we feel- that
prepared teachers cjni bring this to
pass. _. :J
At 11:30 Rev. -McClellan in his c?
vangelistic way, selected Romans 1-16,
ful sermon. Every, one present gairt;erin(in,
The League services began at the j
usual hour with the leader, Mrs. J.
Ject "TfoW. can I help others to foE
" low Jesus?" w-us very la-nulifullyr-tH*-cussed
and many practical le.Ssons
drawn.
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I.IOII . PROTECTION A-fcAlNET
',or ACCIDENT. SICKNESS AND OtAIH
* $2t>0..0T POLICY
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1-2 T ay hue Street, I'hone iiT V7; <
At \hs-."cvijviuj'.i,in of lhi* r.ii.i.- ;
servicewarm prayer meeting 'wus' '.i
.ontluetetf by Sister Mary J.acU.V ^;
Vh<l when the pastor ' ascended tlni/v
iostium. at h:00 1*. M.'iho liii seiiLu
the 11 ?I V pilit I'AiHll'U.?-'1 !'.- pa
, >r used U>. a subject ''Beauty ua : ,
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earned US. to the throne oi' I'l -I.-.- ?
i he collection for the day Was >.
ie&pite. the rainy weather, ' . ,
stewardess Hoard No. 1 gave a'r< J ;
.'htcrlaiiAiivnt at the '.lu>m'o of Mr.!
Ion a Kelfy, Monday night, March 1-. i ..
which vva..s a-sueoeiis- . -r-j-'
STfouW you' hapen to he in fvyaf- I
anhurg Monday, April 2nd, conie l< !
trinity A. M. K. Church and. witj.v
w-grajui concert given by Mrs. J. M '
haven port for the benefit fo Club'.X'o.'1
i. A rare treat lies in store, lor! i
thCSe who attend. . \ 'i
We are indeed sorry Uj r-y' -'. '?
to Sniitlf, d>aisy llanwlton aiid t^ue. f.
Ale hereon. We hope for them a v.-'r.y
early .recovery. ]
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.Metropolitan A. M... h. Z. ( hurch !
?Be-i-ntr a s s n i iitred ns l ;ttm ' w, *.?. ~
work, of the chlmfies of our group. 01
this city,_I lind it*befitting to ghe iWFWWn
tortile JletrOpolitaa A. ML 11.
'/.ion Churtoon X. Dean St., of which
Pi*. A. E. I.omax is the past or, 'i ,
I an) 1 informed that Dr. Lonmx h.=? r
only been assigned to" Metropnlitui
ihout two months. Despite any or a"l]
])}'" itionsT-i'yv. Eoninx h;ts..-..Y < - - ''
d in oV^ani/i'ng this church iytb U-h.;
ulabs-4-hrnT; report $:J5.00 per w*<.
which a^renatos $100.00 peo hiopr^
bide froih his -rcgual collection a:,.! ,
dollar 'money.
Inter-denominational Minister-.' Enion
The.'inter-d; nominational mir.i.?t? i Enion
nut at Sijver 11j]] M E rh . _
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Phie r.hapes in ? /^fj\
finer quality, V ?
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and novelty taggfe?:
' straws. New- '
(s-t. trims. : 5
$500 $7
An inventory clearance of sr.
clean anri.in deslranle sha; < .
All Colors.
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Palmetto Kealt \
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DEAI .ER? IN REAI. ESTA
} We are now ready t() fell
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|? College Place car line. The localio
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