The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 17, 1928, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, November 17, 1928.
WDEK^jjrj THB
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Miss Khtheryn Sharper spent Fair
week with her mother Mrs, P. H. Shar
per. She was accompanied by Miss
Jessie Gilliam of (*Xcenwo9<h
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Mrs. Elouise Craf^on, 2312 Lady St.
is ill at her home. . We hope that
aha will mwm lie iinili'-wi-ii again. ?
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Mrs. William . Anderson of Detroit,
is in the city on business.
Mrs. b. A. (Jladdcn o! MoBI^, Alfl.V
^ki? here for the holidays, Having endHed
a great year's tvork oif the South
HMotnftTTJIstl'IOt, Rev. Gladden is aD
^,endin{; his Annual Conference at Pas^fcgoun^^
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Bl PACEANT
tftfc'iVil u> pee the beautiful Pa
Hmt, The Questioner, which is to be
Beserited at Sidney Park ('. M. K.
Bnufclr^^unda^night, November 18,
J^928, at 8:09, with a large cast.
Rev. S. B. Wallace, Pastor,
' CELEBRATES THIRD BIRTHDAY
Mrs^Fred Dant/.ler entertained Mon
day afternoon at her home on. Taylor
Street<with a birthday party iW honor
of her4little son, Fred, Jr._ The party
was from -1:30 to 6:00. The guests
were greeted at the door by the small
honor 'guest' who presented them with
Dink and blue cans as favors. ^A co*
lor scheme of pink and blue was.-uswith
a birthday cake holding three
ed and the dining table yvas centered
lighted candles.
After the guests played, htey were
served ite cream, cake and candy. -Besides
the little guest of honor were:
Juanita Goodwin. West Watkins, I.innie
B.'Nixon, Huln'tt I.ee, Miry Lillie
and .Melton James, Katheryn Morros,
Marion Shealey Oscar, Jr., and
'Narcissis Dantzler and Edward I)antzlgr,
also Velda and Bilfie llarth
.(white). -Assisting" thehostess was
- -her aunt Mrs, ItoSaL-Cliapiuaiu -?
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j> , THK RADIO SOCIAL CLt'B
The younger social people of Columbia,
some time- complain of not having
anywltsrie. to go.
We, the members of he said club,
courage social dcvelopement, the best
Tneasure of appreciation we can show
4? that' our-memhers will bg gratetul
for th^ir* assistance. Let recreation
rbe the watchword of the evening. And
dont.forget on Friday night, Novemt
. ber 30th, we will entertain our guests
and friends with a Thanksgiving Ball.
We extend our sincere thanks.
' STOP! l.nnK ? LISTEN!
held at Chevy Chase Countvy Club
Bhn Thanksgiving Day. A Turkey dinHfct
W'H be^seyved.. Ajj who wish a
MTtTmo are invited. From 1U:UU
Pr.T. until
Sam H, Hart, C, Jlr-JQanncrly, Mgrs.
Mrs. M. L. King, Proprietress
V NEWS OF THE TENTS
|W The Eighth Annual Sermon of the
jW United Tent of the J, It. Gidding* and
p J'ollifee Union will hold its TharfRs"-(
giving exercises at Sidney Park Q.
M. E. Church Sunday November*25th,
at 3:00 o'clock. The public is cordia
lly?invited Come _ one, eome all.
Yours in honor,
??Sister-lU-L^Simuel, W. G, S, M.
J' M A R RI At; K A N N OL: N C E M EN T
- Mrs. Ida R. Nowell announces the
marriage of her daughter, Susan. No
well Johnson, to Mr. William M. Tolbert,
Jr., Monday, September 10, 1928,
kosten, Massachusetts. ?-??
At hnmp V.'Al'. Wnsfr f'iintnn Street.
Boston, Massechusetts. V~
RICHLAND TEACHERS TO MEET
r v ' The Richland Teachers will meet fit
Booker Washington School November
24th, at 12:30.
t' " Rev. R. W. Jenfcips,'Pres.
Mrs. L. W. Randolph, Sec
Watch for the Slaptown
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HOWARD SCHOOL NEWS
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A Chjtterling and Chicken Suppei
will be given at the Y. M. C. A. Biul'
ding on--Monday November 10th. .
Seme very good cooks, membere of th?
faculty,-wjll prepare this lusgiou?
feast. Dont miss this treat.
^ The Pre-11 allow e'en Promenade was
postponed because of the weather. _Fi
is soon to be held~watcb Tclr the date
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Watfh Howard progress! ..lfeli
11 ow;\T^"-prog r^ss.
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C. A. CLUB
. Minr.Ownoviuvo was hostess ta-thJ
Silver Tea given by_the,Y, Club a
her spacious Wayne Street home 01
j Tuesday night, October 13. Mr .Lee
[Columbia's most noted violinist, ren
do led several selections accompaniei
by. the accomplished Miss Forrest
Miss Daisy Roach and Mr. Huglje
paid tribute to the occasion jwitl
cnjoyoble singing. Miss Hattio B
Watson entertained the group witl
a deUjghtful reading. Miss Margar
et Wallace^ presfdent of the" Clut
introduced each of the members, af
the she had brought forth the purpbs
of the meeting and a request for cc
operatiou. among the citizens of Col
umbja. The Club will meet Novembe
2Gth, at the Y. Building.
Watch for the Slaptowi
Convention
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CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. II. E. James and Rev. J. C
James and fanjily, wish to thank thei
many friends of Charleston and Mi
Pleasant for ihc many actis of kind
ness atfd beautiful florals during th
(illness and death of their dear hus
i hand and brother Rey. M. J. Jame:
who departed . this life Oct. 18, 1921
Als6 for the-kindness and courtes
of Rev. and Mrs. D. N. Wilson of Ir
diantown, S. C.
INMEMORIAM
JQNES?In sad. but loving roemdr
I of our daughter and sister, Eli2abet
R. Jones, who dpearted this life on
year ago, November 9, 192Y.
-She-could- ask -uRif-we-miss-her,
Yes it fdls our hearts with pain;
But the spirit sweetljr whispers,
"Have courage til we meet again1
Mr. James A. Jones, Father, Mr:
Martha Jones,"Mother, Miss Evelyn R
Jones, Sister. ' ,'v
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SILK QUILT CONTEST ENTEH
TAlNMENT
Officers and members Of Debura
Court, Number 252 invite you to a
tend their Silk Quilt Contest, Noven
.tier 23, at the Odd Fellows Hall. W
"have ^four live contestants supp.ortc
by their many loyal friends. Th
promises to be one of the greatest <
vents of the season. Good music an
refreshments. Admission 25c.
NEW CENTURY CLUB NOTE
. _The-JSTe\y_ Century Club was deligh
~ fully entertained by Mrs. willis.Johi
son its ho.Atess on Thursday, Noven
ber 8th. During the business mee
.ingjthe members unanimously agree
to $id the Tuberculosis Camp and tt
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r^ttiiwuiu iiuiuu iur ?iris. Anis coi
" tributlon Tffivlng been made possib!
thru the ,chtl?s|rccent charity effor
J. At the concision of the social hot
'''Mrs. Swan Rhodes held high scoi
prize and was awarded tL lovely ham
painted cake plate. Sfrs. Julian Sti
hrt was fortunate in cutting highe!
painted olive dish, while Mrs. D. I
Jenkins received the booby, daint
salt and pepper shakers. The hosl
Ci.
DIE LUSTIGE DUTZENDALITERARIACH
GESELLSCHAF
On Friday evening, November 9tl
- Pie Drutcherc. met, at the, home c
Fraulein Mattie Lindsay and Dorri
Glover. Each Lustige Dutzenda er
joyed the long walk in order to reac
~ Fraulein Lindsay V and-Glover'a homi
Fast PT585Ttr and fntnre busies
wjere discussed. Die Gesellschafb wa
indeed graced to have as her honore
guests Fraulien Lindsay^lleiren Her
ry Dority and Halord fftown. Everj
one enjoyed the few remarks give
by Fraulein Florence Lindsay.
Potato salad on lettuce, saltinei
I sliced peaches* and cake were s^rve
by the hostesses.
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THE P-ALMF
t ESS TEES I
On ?Tlday- afternoon,. Miss .Genevieve
Vinceht was hostess to, the Ess
_ Tees. Amid a* setting of dahlias and
.chrysanthemums, tables were laid for
cards. After the games tallies were
r counted and Miss Florence. Gantt and
Miss Catherine Mack scored highest
."-and lowest .respectively.. Miss Wil;
helmina Thompson drew consolation.
? Miss. Gantt received a box of linen
stationary, Miss Thompson a box of
; -linen correspondence cards aiul Miss
t Ma<-k et bottle of "Catolj upi",. Miss
Vinfcent served a very delicious ineny
j' 4 of chicken salad, sliced tomatoes,
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Ivuccsc sua>Yd, piuKics, urai'Kt'is unu j
cocoa. The quests expressed their joy
of the afternoon by their very Reluctant
departure.
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Convention ,
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LE CERGLE EN^TRE NOl'S I
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^ ffospitality is the charip of ifttelli-j
trence was evidenced by Mine. Daisy
Roach when she was "hostess at a j
1 delightful bridge party Wednesday af- J ;
J' ternoon entertaining Le Ccrcle Tvhtre
Nous to which ishe- belonge. It'
e the attractive rooms where three ta.
bles were arranged for bridge tlu:,
gai party spent in a very pretty
as the top score prize lovely silk lingerie
en rose. The consolation, also
I silk lingerie en gold was cut. to Mmc.
Lucy Williams. The low score prize,
a unique trump /itbvelty for bridge1
? AMftUl-tn TVTrrte Osceola Allen, and Mine.
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i\. n. r-aui wag. presented an artistically
embroidered guest towel. Mine.
D. K. Jenkins and Mme. Alma Rhodes
were also charming quests of I,e Cerr
cle assisting in rules and technique of
the game. At seven-thirty,.the guests
l>~ were served with deviled crabs, tomate
e and lettuce salad, Saratoga chips, pickles,
saltines. This delicious course
3? was followed by ice cream frappc and
and cake in a rich color note which
y furnished an attractive background.
NEW CENTURY CLUB NEWS
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Mrs. Henry. Pearson, was hostess
to-the New Century Club on Saturday
y November the 3rd. at. her home on
h Pickens street. The business' of the je
club was first taken up. In making i
aTeport to the^ctub^as to thcCharify^
? Ball given Fair Week the members^
were greatly^please'tf Avith Their effort j
As a club we believe that our sue-1
' cessf was largely due to* the coopera3
tion of our friends to \yhom. we ex--!
! tend our appreciation.
The club plans to aid the charitable
causes of the city in some tangible
way in the very near future.
[| After busniess, three tables were |
arranged for bridge in a bright setting
of fall garden flowtfrs. Mrs.- \val-!
ter Brown received the high score I
prize, a handsome silver bread tray,
" while the consolation prize, a.bath mat;
was drawn bv Mrs. Jullian Stuart.
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Mrs. A. J. Collins received as booby i+1"
_a dainty compact-.? When cards we re _
t- laid aside a delicious salad and sweet ,
course was served. - - ?.
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A large- crowd' was at' M iller Clmpei
last Sunday morning to pay their dal^Tar
money and pastor's .'a'hu'.v. ?
i- .- ffhe Baptist congregation is coming
t- dov/ri to worship with tho- Methodists
Sunday.
le Mrs. L. M. Gilder is improving.
? Mr. Square Gary's wagon, loaded
with wood, van Over his right fool.
t. and he is unable to walk on it. ?...
ir Mr. Hiram Cleveland is visiting his
mother?i_.._
Greenville.
it Mrs. L. M. Gilder's daughter-in-law
k-.?f Mgrrja Collogp visited her last Suitday.
y The Color exlCounty J-'air will.takei
t- place November 23 and 24th.
' ment on November 20th.
The Lyles' Quartet will sing al;
Miller Chapel Sunday at 3:30.
T Mr. Grace Floyd is still on the sick
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Rev. White reported that ho isi i*ead>f
v for the' conference.
is Mr. T. A. Williams is improving
i- nicely.
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d On-last week Rev*, and Mrs. Riley
i- of Atlanta, and Mr. (Cleveland Scott
r- of Philadelphia Were in the city, the
n guests of Prof, and Mrs. I,. N. Scott..j'
'' The Cope-Williams School opened
on, the 22nd with an enrollment of ;
d 70.- Mrs. G. C. Woodward is the prin- ;;
cipal. ^ ?
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A When, ioath invades ..your family* ranks., what a message of'con
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A ANI . 1JKNly\ OLKXT ASSOC IATIOX is-under coiMract and you , '
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t' policy which your forel'.tmig.ht persuaded you to take i til .covering '
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3 $."><1(1.00 CONTRACTS. Our agents ai'e an\uiVi?- to talk with, you
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