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"nfoy, January 18, 1930 fiHHPtt JkM "l Brr* _L :...' ; . - I ., ..; '.- n "'" Miss Fannie Brown of Winnsboro, v ,"' a former teacher'at Bltjney, was the ' dellkhtful guest of. Miss Ida B. Boyd, ,a tercher at Waverley School during * the holidays. Miss Brawn met many s friends. who seemed to have'enjoy he- P ing in her compdny. We hope that r ; abe'Il i-umu again." " ' * Miss Bernice V. B.vrd oil'this city i was married to Mr. Edward iGoodson of Baltimore, Md.", on Jan..12) at Baltijnore,,Md. Miss,Byr<i is a former V < graduate of. Waverley Hospital ami F L -'.practiced - nfc Camp- . Alicep' Sumter ]n I Mr. and Mrs. Goodson are making! 1 their home af/lfili Mitlimnn Sf RnJ.'1 t: tiniore, Md. The Waverley nurses and ti friends wish her mlK'h "success. tl p Prof. J. G. Thompson and the Su- 11 ft pervisor of Spartanburg County, mo- t' tored to- Columbia to attend the Adult f K* " Universal "^Tafnc Writing- meeting. * h KoiT^ ? . V . "Philadelphia, Pa., is spending' a few H l_ .weeks with -her Mother, Mrs. S! P. s' Keith, relatives and friends in St. ^ Matthews. * ^ *, e Mr.^Maek Tucker, Mrs. A. Ruthorford. Mr.1" John Jones, of Newberry, ^ Mr. Wallace Tucker, of Atlanta, Mr.|? Goo. Powers, Asheville, Mrs. Willie;11 P. Smith, Greenwood, and "Mi\ G. C.!^ Williams of' Newberry attended _??-Tues<lay. .'?? ? ?!?hir > . * . * Mr. Theo. Ypunghlood spent two days this week in Camden on busi-j new.- . r^. | - , :.|t? Mr. W m. Lyles, 2210 Washington pi Street is greatly improved after un-j ? <krr.''itng a serious 'operation recent- ply, at the Good Samaritan Hospital . 1 lit Mrs!* Bertha Edwards who recently tl moved in her new home 2'!lo Starksli Street?in* indinpwicd this Week." 7" |?j "TilE CULTURE CLUB b! . Mrs;??L- ,-Pr Wakefield proved ijs' charming hostess Friday evening when a. -?-?phe^ Entertained the Culture Club at ^ "pher home on Heidt Str(ffft". f~~ Among those present were two ct visitors, Mrs. Bertha Simons and'Miss st Frjinkie TluM?The?gurst's enjoyed a Ir delicious salad acrurse which was ser-1 ved at the conclusion of the meeting, 'jj : . .|M Notice! The Culture Club will not give "A ni .Dutch Supped" this month on account (j i? *bp recent death of our friend and co-worker, Mrs. J. B. Lewie. |v LE CERCLE ENTRE NOUS ^ Grac'o'usncss and a radiating per-! j; sonality helped Madamoiselle Mattie Mouzon prove a very pleasant hostess when on Wednesday afternoon, of last week she was. Tiostess to Le Cercle Entre Nous at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoover in Blossom -Street. F After much playing of several j ' games of bridge.Mile. Susie Williams!"' was declared winner of the high score prize, daisty pink crepe "undies;" a s( * pink crepe dan.ee set as-consolation oi went to ^1 lie. Osceola Allen and Mile. M Minnesota Garrison was verv Pleased !cl to take home as low score prize an i tl imported bridge score pad. An ap-. ,T ? pctizing salad course was served after! tt the frame. Miss Catherine Hoover as- p sisted the hostess. * . s< Charming Louise Thompson?was. a e< ^visiting player. ai ? ~~ T ' VISITS HOLLY HILL s< tl Rev. and Mrs. A. Mc. White, little 2! daughter and mother, Mrs. Maria Bowman, motored to Holly Hill Sunday morning: .to visit his sister Mrs. A. M Anderson and' her family.. It was ~~ tHc*ii- first-visit down since they left '3 tneir native home to make a stay of i C| three weeks.?On?arrival the party j ti was met by friends who. came with Jy. ~~jT?Mrs. ' Amieoioa-l from~3?e_warlc. N. J..r - ' nrrd ^WhTle There visited Mrs. Agnes j' Mack, their prrnndmother. She was * prlad to privo Hip party heartfelt hand -V shakes once more. Niprht services ati 4? Bethel-C+>urch-hT Hnlly^Hlll were enjoyed h/' the party Sunday evening. ? , They returned Monday at noon. ^ u - ? ... RADIOS MEET_ . ~~ ^ The young men of the Radio Social Club held their Weekly meeting on Tuesday night, January 14th ,at the t. home of Mrs. Whito on .Braytan Ave. . ? TKn ??J 1 - ?.v iimi>iuK wan twrea io order oy . the assistant secretary, Mr. Christo- \ pVr AVtjifcn, Sirifrh nhn?? hil.).. unraw;|? jfUikf president then discussed business j w of interest to the club with each mem!s< her making a short remark. At the s) close of the business the guests danc-;T ed away to the strains of lovely mu-1 n . sic. The hostess served a delicious | course. AH expressed themselves-as t< having spent a very enjoyable stay.;w 1 ^ The club had as their guests Misstest?1 / E. Weston. M. Wilson, H. Dannelly, | j< V. Weston, M. Geiger, E. :zr JX?Jder&en, T3T Sumter; A. ^5tarnes,~ c' ' S Adams, H. Dreher, A. Lucas, J." Ida*-J? _ I belle." ."> ./: . . ^ ' i Arthur Noah was at' home ta the ei Club on Tuesday night, January 7th. C \ The meeting was called to order- by D a Secretary Arthur Nuntr fir th? Usual'lr J ' way, after which business. Was taken U/. 9 up. After the business of the meet- ai ing the"members and guests assema bled in the dining room of the palatial Noah borne to celebrate the birthday w of the club's secretary. Several cours^m 9 es of delectable* were enjoyed. a1 y . NEW CENTURY CLUB NEWS On Thursday afternoon,. January 9, he members of the New Century : Jub were most pleasantly entertain-, d by Mrs. A. J ..Callings in her-beauiful home on Lady Street. At* the tap pointed hour bridge > was tegun by players at the four tables, j ,Vhcn ;the games were finished the n.jst fortunate of the,group of ladies eCeived lpvely. jirizes,; the first being i pan* .06 hose; the boobyj a linen landkerchief and the consolation, a : ox of handkerchiefs of ltnen and 1 land mad?4lacp. Mrs. L. M. Daniels 1 /as .presented the consolation and the *>oby went to Mrs. C. E. Stephenson. After a brief business discussion ht^-hostesa ^servetL-iliilicious chicken 1 alad on lettuce, leaves, ^lovileef- eggsr 1 icicles, saltines and hot chocolate. , Mrs* Ethel Shay was the hostess' < uest. J] ?- mm , ( WHIST PARTY A gala sveht of last week was a Vhist Party given by Miss Helen E. 'oxx of 2318 Pendleton Street; Wed-; esdav night. Jan. 8. j The cokjr scheme of old rose was ] astefully "carried out in the decoraions. In the center of the room;were , hree tables on which the jolly bunch , layed whist. To hreak the monoto- < y of the whifst game they "Were en- | ertairied by radio music"at intervals ( rom 8:30 to 11:30. .. ; A deljctoua course of sandwiclies, ( ot chocolate and punch was served. . The guer.tr, were Misses Fain lie ~ Reynolds, Beatrice'James of Hender- ( rmv il 157 N."C.7 F.rarrcimr Davis, Alma" ] luff, Henrietty Massey of New Yohk; lillie Benson, Vinney Myers and Eth- , 1 Ruff, wh.3 is here from New York 'j isiting her family: Messrs Jack Rice ^ lillard Dean, Thomas Hampton,^Ilar Id Washington, William Davis,' Er- , est Shelton, Gussie Hazzard, Willie Watson, Malachi Hutto, Joe McCloud, j lobcrt Toatley and Walter Dean. The otmtr ladies were cxquisitely dTessed . r-tho styles of the .winter season. YOUNG MATRON'S CLUB ' Mrs. Torino Jones was hostess to j le Young Matron's Club on January th at her hom<i on Henderson Street. , In. her t>caytifu.l living room and 1 arlor four tables were., placed for irds. During the games the club was ' itertainod with a rndio program, At'- *! ic scores were counted- Mrs. Angene_Bailey held highest-score and re- . uveda Iludnut Toilet Set; consolaon was cut to" Mrs. Sarah Young- ? lood.a pretty bungalow apmn. . I.oW ^ dainty pink crepe de chine hand-J * erchief. 1^ l r.e hostess served several delicious >ursos; Kvevyone expressed them-' . dves as havingjsponf a Woly cvcil-J lg. \[ Guests of the evening were Mrs. . [innle \V. Johnson, Misses Hattie lae Cornwell, Hose Glascoe, Lillie ; jnos, W'ilhelmina Thompson alUl Ge- r evieve Vincent, Miss Hattie Mae1 s omwell held high score for the guest! rize and received a pretty pair ofjc hite and green pearls with ear lobes a ) match. j a The next meeting will be held at j r-.-_ A ? M At :i?.. OttU nl I 11*5. i>l 11 HJCI1 C lUUt'S UUIIUtU y -Ttll c*v y 230 Pine Street. r "*.* ' """ I SOCIETY MEETS ; } ' it The Pestalozzi Froebell Society met 1 hursday night, January lOth-in room ( j in Chappeiie Administration buil- I ing,- Allen university campus under le direction of Miss Pearl J. Ander- r in. Following an explanation of the, rigin and purpose of the society, by , C [iss Anderson, the meeting was J f langed to a business meeting led By c le president, Miss Bertha Avant. a he society is confined strictly to the c acher training department. The c urpose of the society is to make a t :ientific investigation- of the recent lucational problems. The^ meetings re to .be held the first and fourth' hursdays in each month. Prof. Nelin of Benedict college will address t ie society Thursday night, January il Jrd at 7:00 o'clock. f Visitors. are welcomed. ' ~ t Miss Bertha Avant, president, '00; ,c [iss- Cola Swygert, vice president, 11 1; Miss Daisy-T. Neat secretary, s 0; Miss Azzora ftlartin, assistant se etarv. 'JO: Miss Annie Mae Doughty. J easurer, '31; Miss Mary E, Nance, v 'porter, /30. r NOTICE - I The election of officers for the in- -~ irdenomtnationl -Union will be held ie 4th Tuesday in January, 1930. y orders of C. H. Brown, President. ^ 11-ministers are asked to be present, j N. A. Rice, Secretary. v EAUFORT COUNTY TRAINING c SLHUUL IN (<V* B Rev. I. Wilburn, the new Presid- t lg Elder of Deaufort District, held ? is first Quarterly Conference - today | t AHen Chapel Chuich. ,111s subject' s as "Gain and Loss." A most able ( ;rmon was preache'd by him. A v plendid crowd was put to hear him/^ hose who stayed home certainly a lissed a treat. ' h Sunday School, was well attended f >day. Most of the students were ide awake- We have discussions .ev- s ry Sunday on the lesson. The sub- p ;ct for today was "The Baptism of a hrist." Oiy fn theso di? $ jssiops is one of our senior boys, ri rederick Green. , ]s, The School was pjpasantly surpris- v rl an Friday witn the visit of our u ounty Superintendent of Education, C T>_W. M. Steinmyers, acromnnnvinof ^ im, tvas our agent? of Negro schools, n lr. J. B. Felton, and Mr. Colwall, a ?ent o? Jeanes Fund.- a It is interesting to see' howvthe p~ Agri'!_ty>ys . are reporting to their bi ork after school. We are trying to v< lake the farm more interesting by m warding prize* at the end of the in v . . THE PALME' school term. Among the most stead-1 iest bbys up to tile present time is Talbert M. Russel a member of the senior class. ; Juniors, you better run or else he will carry the prize. ', _ Prof. J. S. Shanklin and his "AJj" i bqys devoted UO minutes setting uut peach trees. These boys were from 1 ihe sixth through the ninth grades.' ' We are more than pleased to see how well, the patrons are keeping their childreu in school and we can | see fVom the gfeneral attitude of the j children tha^ they are '.anxiouv to; come. 'y VVe are glad to see how anxious they are about their school. Onfc of Ahe |Mtrons, Rev. Peter Greene, dropped in and visited the. liffssroms. We will be glad to see' jther patrons do likewise. It goes to show that thf hntrnnu o?.'? ... | thy with the teachers^. We need your cooperation. * ' ?1 '[ Latta News . ?;[ A marridjye of much interest -to the Pee Dee section was that of Miss Sarah Berry and Mr.~Lowery Legette which took place Sunday 4:30 p. m. it the A. M. E. Manse, Rev. I. H. Al-! ?ton, pastor of the groom, officiated. Only the relatives and a few intimate friends of the couple witnessed the ceremony^ ' ,, .. - 1 _ Miss Ruth Allen spent the week [ jnd in Dillon, thg-guest of Mrs. Brv- j" Mlfc. - ' j L'ittle Miss Inez Patt spent the week ?nd in Sellers?the guest of Mrss SsD' lie Mae Lindsay. Miss Daisy who has been out of school several days because of illness is at her post of duty again to the lelight of her friends. : : " Prof, and Mrs.- J. -A. Holman, and Miss Eunice Center were the dinner t quests of Mr. and Mrs. Carlie Piatt ? ast Sunday. -j' Mrr Benjaminjlynian who -spcnt-the?I mlidays-with his parents at Grujn uis.. returned fco resume his studies n the Senior class. I Mro T> > 1 '' iv. utnicu aim hit litle Brand daughter, Dorothy Woodjerry have returned from their hoiilay trip to Norristown, Pa., where hey report a very delightful stay. Rev. Cobbs from North Carolina jreached a wonderful soul-stirring ' lermon for Rev. A. R. ReSves at St. j' [ohn Baptistr Church "Sunday mottling, p Mesrs John P. Erby 'and James *arpenter of McColl were the Sunday,' ifternoon guests of Misses liattie M. ' Vright and ..Ethel Mae JK^tone. ^. * Ij Florence Sunday afternoon to see a 1 ertain young lady.. Watch! wedding ' tollol 1 > I Despite the gloomy weather .-Sunday horning Superintendent R.GnflwP inlT quite, a, number of-.students and ( eachers were present, which showed i( hat the Sunday School is much alive, j Rev. I. H. Alston preached a won- ! Icrful, heart searching sermon at the 1 norning service to many hungry iouls..< .. . . . ' . 1. The Latta chrtpter New Farmers of v. C., has already given its fathers i' nd Sons banquet^ Dec. 14, which wus j l grand, affair. I The program began^at 7:30. The] Welcome address was made by Benja- '6 nin Ilynian, followed by Clarence lavis, "Why the Farmer Does not [ rtake.as much^Corrr as_hg Should ?" } Short talks were made by the follow- , ng: Messrs. Alex. Sanders, B. L. | ( ?uili*s, A. Shaw, J. D. Windomi and t j. Smith. ' After the program was over the ] larty went over to the kitchen where t diss Raiford, H. E. teacher and her ( ;irls had prepared a very appetizing i nenu of of chicken, pot roast, beef, " ollards, peas and rice, better known ,s "Hopping John," candied potntQps, orn mufffnr biscuits, cake arc! T?ot ocoa. all served to our heart's ccnent. MONT CLAIR, N. J. NEWS St. Paul Baptist Church is now in he midst of a great anniversary of' ^s pastor, Rev. A. O. Bell. Each night f or two weks there are different pas- j ors preaching, accompanied by their hoirs, and a large number of the nembers. So far it has been a great' uccess. In spite of.? the inclement weather, ervices at._the above-named church yere well attended Sunday. Dr. A.I y. Williams, pastor of New Hope Bapist-<!hurch, Detroit, Mich., delivered i wo very forceful and stirring mesages, both morning and evening. The hoir directed by Mrs. Lawrence, was rVj charge, and bedutiful renditions omlng from various/members of the hoir proved to be enjoyable to all. -tuch credit should be given to Mrs. -awrence for her stern, energetic york and ability for building such a hoir ag S,t. Paul has: At 3:15 p. m. Sunday, Dr. J. C. jOve, pdstor Union Baptist Church, of his place, preached a very inspiring ermon from subject: ','The Value of 'rained LeadersKifi.". These services irill end Monday night, 20th. We are- till expecting great times. Dr^ A. J.- iBell has achieved a commendable .rork during the first year of his administration here at St. Paul, and as young man he has a bright future; e also has been a great asset to Mont 'lair. I ' Dr. and Mrs. J. E. First, Misses Stella Sanborn, Beatrice Louis, Eva .ogan, Lucile Fields and Louise Haz1 and Messrs. Alex Walker, Allen Villiams, W, I>. -Bailey, W. J. Farow, Walter Johnson, and Marion larvell were*1 among those from here dio attended the song recital of Mr. o'land Hayeq -Sunday. Jan. 5th at the arnegie Hall, New York City.- . Mr. mrvjelous. It comprised songs aod rias by Bononcini, Handie, Arne, and s his final offering he sang a group f Negro spirituals to which he rofi^ht the restrained emdtional \ter-' !>r, and racial melancholy which com J iunicate their true character, and j iterest. The audience insisted on ' / ' 1 "V"" rto UCAJ)ER many encores which thtP singer adde in generous measure. Mr.- Percivi Parham provided excellent acconjpan ment.' , s " -? ? m CONGA REE MEDICAL SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICER! Th<5 Cpngaree Medical Society nu in its regular meeting on January ( at the.honve of Dr. C. E. Stephensoi The meeting was called to order - b the President, Dr. Stephenson, afto which the report of the Treasure was submitted on account of the at sence of the secretary his report wa omitted.. The society then. prpceede to elect the following officers: * L. A. Lewie. President; I)r. Sei bcls R. Green, Vice-President; Dr. T C. Dennis, Secretary; Dr. H. D. Harp er, .-Treasurer; Dr. J. H. Goode, Assl Secretary; Dr. T. M. -Walton, Offieia Reporter. ' _ Executive Committee: Dr. F. B Johnson, Chairman; "Dr. D. K. Jen kins. Dr. M. A. Evans. Dr. L. M. Dnntnl Q U'ftO /lnciorv?nt?, by the -retiring--presidei/L'" t<5 IrtslaT the officers for the year whicl he proceeded to do in a very auspi cious manner. There was a short Address deliver ed by the newly elected president up on the benefits rendered by this So ciety to the Medical profession and t< the community at large and as ft) thl increased heights he shall endeaVoi to lead the Society in tVio'ftovt twrK-i months. ' . ' ? There being no further business th< meeting-was turned-over" to our Ros wholln turn shifted the burden fron bis shoulders to those of his "bettei half." And the "better, half'1 proceed ed to serve a .delightful repast ol Baked Ham-,-Hot Roils-,-Potato~Skrlat on lettuce leaves, pickles and hot cof fee, with pomp and dignity of a hos tess who enjoys the' unique privilege of ^sharing a deserving husband's inirThe. meeting as a whole was enjoyed by all present. ?V "We are the servants of the-people' is our slogan for l'.)30. ' \ Dr. T, M. Walton. - Official Reporter, NEW APPOINTMENT +. ' Dalanthians of Upper Richland County take notice-: ?ZiL Dritr"Sisters: ' " I am sei-jeing notiec- that 'f. the unlersignexj, have been duly eommissiononed as deputy Tor upper Richland bounty," by the honored Ma-jof P. A. -loprr, C.. W. .CX, to fillf he uhex mr ed erm of our beloved Sister Eunice B. Lewie. t ?but or, .puiih on with a luud clunmi 'or a big and better year? Let us ,vnrk on in peace and-harmony and continue to do oUr best to the good )f the order. ' Your humble servant is ready to be :f service to you at your next meet' nfc. . ' ... Fraternally yours, (Miss) Lillian D. Watts* Deputy Phone 718(5, hours 1) to 4 _p. m.; )hohe 6113 after 4:00 p. nii 1014 Pulaski St, Col'n, S. C. 5UOWN CJIAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH .'Sunday,"was another fed letter day it Brown Chapel.. The pastor. Rev. 2. E. Frazier was at his pOst of .duty md preached "SsT.never Re fore. He ^reached two .soul stirring sermons. 3ne in the moaning and the other in no evening, w; We were blessed to have some of Rev. Frazier's members from the hureh which he pastored last year a worship with us. Continued on page ei^ht I vou t I I A LO THIS GREAT " STAR SO! HERE our i onL i is " 'iil ' IN A GREAT PICTURE I Friday and ROY kiii&iiLiiivMr. . 4-..y . .< * ^ t ' r. . '*. ' . ?* * 'it /' \i,?srmmTm ~ ~ . ^'Gorgeous Color e >\j Sequence Climaxes " "?>irene of the Tropics" Lovely Lily Damita, Featured J" . 'r - -7? j-:-r?* 4 * Josephine Baker, Dance 'y Sensation, Starred *| In Film T 1 Josephine Baker, the sensational " dancer who rose from obscurity to 1 international fame Within less .than., two years, will be seen at the Royal! ; Theatre DOginninK Friday, 24th in her first starring motion picture, "The Siren of the Tmpi.-u ?: ^ "Thg Siren of the Tropics," which -cost close to a million dollars to make is a spectacular /production in every I r ? : ? ? : . ..." ,| " / " ? - , ~ * "V, A Kg rH B ^ vy^.1 | Prom the. '"SIREN OF, THE TROPIC Royal two days next week. * ^ sense of the word. In it are reproduc ed scenes of the Moulin Rouge, the i | Folies' Bergere and the mansion which ] 'Josephine Baker owns on the-Champs^ j Elysees of Paris. In order to . reproduce as closely as possible what ac- , tually happened when Josephine made i ( -her--debut-at the Folies Bergere, the entire cast of the famous Parisian ! ! music hall was employed. In the , Moulin Rouge scene, several hundred people were used for atmosphere; j1 The story of "The Siren of the ' Tropics" deals with a beautiful young 1 : girl, raised on a tropical isle, who < j*falls in love with a handsome Paris- | ian engineer who has already hc<*n" be- < ' * "' ! '' r ' " * a i f n W*T 1A V L W NG TIME' "? SIREN ((tJ?TROP^C$, If'M 2 DAYS ONLY Saturday, Ja AL THEA * V v ' f I . ' ' . . \ > "" ^ ' s_"? PAGE SEVEN I teethed V> a French heiress. AlI though the aifection is rcturfted/ cir- * cumstanccs compel the engineer to his native land. i Unhappy in her loneliness, the native. girl decides to go to Paris to find him. After a hilariously comic sequence in which she boards a steamer -i without n\o?ey . enough to pay her passage, she reaches Paris,- Herdao- ?1 cing attracts the eye "of the owner of a famous cabaret, where she makes an instantaneous hit. Her career .from lliep on is o"e sensation after another until she has the crqVvned heads of Europe at her feet. But she is still enamoured uf the .engineer. W'ht'n she- finds him, however, she discovers that he. is on the i verge of marriage?to the ' heiress. With a quivering heart, but without malice, she gives hihi up and t'onti-n- 1 lies- hCi- amazing career. The part of the native girl is enacted by Josephine Baker. To this she brings a natural talent and easily ^ f jjfl . -rTV Mf> j'*v. . ' ' S" Starring Joseph hie Baker at Ihe .* a; ! --7-^;'. ' V ' ? - j[ * ' ' . proves herself ope of the most chai ning and versatile actresses in motion pictures today. Included in the supporting" .cast_a?e Count Pepito d'Al- . > . bina, to. whom .-she was at one time reported married: Pierre Batcheff,' jeorge Melchoir. Regina Dalthy, Reirina . Thomtia and L. Kwinant, all S'ordic. . "The Siren of the Tropics" was directed 1)5' George DuVeaux*? from a story written by the. eminent French rut-hor, Maurice DeKobra. The musical score for the film was written especially by Joe Jordan, noted race composer. . AITEDl rOSEE I THE I v WOMAN WHO STARTLED PARIS YOU "COULD NO r T AFFORD TO MISS 1 THIS GREAT PICTURE n,. 24 - 25 I TRE I