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Saturday, February 1, 1930. AVERY STUDENT WINS PRIZE IN A -4l7TTERICK NATIONAL SCHOOL DRESSMAKING CONTEST 'Miss Edith Hill, freshman of very Institute, won fifth prize which was $-">.00 in gold and blue ribbon irt thp Buttdrick National School Drpssmakiiig contest,. The contest was spon sored by the Buttevick Pattern, Company. ' 25,000 girls entered this con* test from 80(f school districts. Miss .5 "Hill's dress was of figured?cotton I r ut material. . . . ' ? ? The judges were .Miss Emelitte S. Whiteomb', specialist in 'Ho,nie:_Ec3?nonvies Of the Department of Interior at Washington. 41. C.; Miss Charlotte Williams, Fashion Advisor of Dry Good Economist: Miss F. Bcatrhw --Hooter;-nnnir.tnut-'director .of the -Bu-reaii of Coijt'inv? Art op'tho* National Retail Dry Goods association, and Miss -Elizabeth Penrose, Fabric Stylist of James McCreery and Company,??. Ww Ym'K. * : :?? ^ The following studpnts also entered the .contest and were honorably, j mentioned Miss. Mildred Shokes, Miss Sarena Garrett, Mass EsUPtVtsinv ;V inons. Much credit is due to these k - , students and also the teachers of Domestic Art. Mrs. Florence C. Poinsette. Efficiency' counts and the small > ^ t lungs was what these garments were judged by. ' BAY SIDE. NEW YORK NEWFT Members of: Zion Baptist Church of Port Washington, who have been .'spending some time in the south and west are returning.-, ?^? -There will, bo g?jstfttc pageantr and concert at Zion on the 13th givoVi by the. missionary cftrcle, directed by Mrs. B. C. Tillman. Everything is revival.; Miss Lillfe.B.'Scott of Aiken, S. C. now 'TVsiding in Ilemstcad, N. ,Y., ?. was most happily married to Mr. Jas. Bell of Augusta? Georgia, on January v?7?loth lit->8:00 o'clock at the. .ferine of the, bride's brother, Mr. Esau SfOtt Miss JuHa Scott is spending some time at home in Aiken, S. C., with" V parents and friends. ? Miss Cindy* Williams is leaving Hempstead after the 25th for August ; t a. ' The Bettis Club of Ilcjnp'stead is ., very much alive and ' wide awake. Mr. A. J. Scott, its president, has a wonderful program; Last Thursday-evening the club met Jit the home of Mr.^sau Scott. It was well at* 1 tended. Mr. Scott has on a plan help raise funds to. see that s Bcttis r-, goes over the top in the Rally. "FUKPi WILL fLlIB" ORGANIZED 1X111111Al.F OF RHHiFAVOOD CAM I* ? ' In the reception halt at RidgeWpod camp on last. Sunday aftorndon, promptly at 1:0.0 o'clock gathered an an . xio-ks .group of . women and men-* in the initial meeting of th,? Free Will Club, an organization, looking forward ;to ' mutual understanding and cooperation with- the colored population of and- Richland. Th?**t the unquestionable necessity of the existence of the institution become bet "fee vecoei^yeil and more appreciative ? _ . : nning the race;, to indulge in cv/n-y presehtav'"need for its betterment ',.L end'to fu.-?ish. recreation and cheer for the Present and future occupants . that will cTialde the" duration of their alescence to be endurable for the ?) "vpus-ii of electing officers.?After tr u Pupal opening of the club, presided by Airs. C. II. Pleasant, the officers . vere elected as follows: ^frsv Chanty II. Pleasant, president ..Mrs, Sarah Robinson, vice 'president; . Mrs. Nellie B. Davis, secretary; Mrs. "-"p n -Boer, assistant-secretary; Mrs. ........ ..Minnie Capers, treasurer; Miss Anna Thompson, chairman of the program ' piPittep, Mr. John Nickleby h*? charge of the music; Mrs. Annie.Cole man. chairman- of the refreshment ' ? i -1 ? '1 *7 FT" ftr it _ committee; an*' ^n-s. rsessic waiKer. ? ?; ; ~ ~ The club had intended to be re^ strieted to senior ladies but due to the completeness of the support of the younger ladies and men, it was -I rdod to-be cooperative; therefore J- * tbt> membership at present is Mrs. P.. Canty# Mrs. Lizzie Morris, "Mr. Wil bird D. Robertson;#Mr? Josh Summers Mrs. Sarah Starks, Mrs. Annie Coleman, Mr ft. Ida Myers, Mr. Simon M. _ *Mrs. iTjQSfiifl lrftpfpf7 TVfrs. Mflttiv Trapp, Mr. Noble Worthy, Mrs. Nellie B. Davis, Mrs. Annie Man'igault -Miss-Marian Young, Miss !? Hagood, Mrs. Charity II. Pleasant, Mr. L. B, Pleasant and Mr. Preston Ford. Many interesting, encouraging "and instructive speeches were made in the f behalf of the club. The principal speakers were Mrs. C. IT. Pleasant, " who -explained the purpose of the club as related above, which was unanimously supported by the forceful speeches delivered hy Mr. Simon Bates "Mrs. F. Summers, Mrs. S. Robinson, Mr. J. . Nickloby, Miss Anna Thompson, Mrs Bessie Walker, Mr. Jeff Ca3 pers, and Air. 1?. Pleasant. Many com, monts and suggestions wOr?y heard from others that were agreeable and in arllini'pnp/i with" tV,/, ?!??, in itentiori of the club. After the transaction^, of all business, hot cocoa with marshmellows and crackers were served. Each person, whom were asked to bring a f new me m bcr to the .next meetings to -V bc held at the same place, the same day, the same hour next month, left with the satisfaction of a dav well ? spent and with thtnnnmrEfc'e of nothet movement having bethV taken for the betterment, and in behalf of the col orod people. ? ? ? Mr. John N-iekleby will render a musical program at the next meeting~*to_ whifh the public is cordially invited'.to intend and be participants of, this^evTnt" with he members "wh<3 are expeced to turn out in full again, accompanied by new members. iL. ... ^ ~ > . 1 * ; . ; \ . - v y,' . /; . ALLEN UNIVERSITY NEWS President D. H.-Sim's attended the convocation exercises that were, held* at the Saint Paul. Episcopal School at- Lawrenceville,. Virginia last week. He"* was a principal speaker for the occasion. ' The student group and faculty sent representatives from their number to be present at the funeral .of Josephus Gary at Greenwood last Thursday. Miss Hilda Mclver. and-Messrs. Maceo Anderson and MacOo Christie represented the student group," ftnd Profesor II. W. I3aumgardno r rep re sented the faculty. .JlU^-'-Ttniernl oration was delivereiTby Dean E. A. Adams, of the divinity school. Other teachers and ...students who attended are^Profc ssor^ O. Y. Vakjntinc^ .Misses ers; and Miss Sara Morris and Mr. Earl Carter, students. A'beaptfftri floral tribute was sent by the school, and all the represent at ivos Paid glowing tributes of respect toJJie memory of the deceased who was graduated from the college of liberal arts last .Juno niagna Cum laudo. V The mid year examinations were con ducted in the college this week, and the second semester's! work has start eel. All the students are nopeiui mat they were successful in satisfying1 their instructors. ' ' The Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A', series of plays was continued last Monday evening with the presentation of "The Snow Storm' which was played by Miss Lila Harper and Mr. Fred ! Harrison. ) .Our*girls' basketball team has done remarkably well this season, having won the three games played thus far. .GeorgiaState was beaten 25-10; -Gia?? lin '14-10; and S. C. State 28-15. Mrs. Jamison is qoach Of the girls' team. Our boys are to play the Benedict quintet-Monday afternoon. \Ve are ex oeoting to win this game, but realize that the task is not going to be an easy one. ; ... j . Last Sunday afternoon President" ?ims spoke at Sidney Park church. Music for the occasion was furnished by -the musical organizations of the school. The Pestalozzi-Frobel Society of -the-teacher training department was addressed by Professor II. W. Baumgardfigr "Thursday everting,?January 23rd. His subject was "Vicarious Education its Contrasted with Experience." ' Presiding Elder G. K. Lyles was with us at our Sunday morning services this week. Undelivered a force-, ful ;ind appealing message. Elder -Lyles strikes the student group as being a great preacher. - v a SUMMERTON NEWS ?fti spite of the weather the "pastor. Rev. J. S. Hannaham, preached a soul stirring sermon at Tail Cau Church the third Sunday in January; Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Ilannahan, Mrs. -Ada Stucky, 'Mrs. Lucile ' Dawk ins. *Mr. . and Mrs. ?J. D. McFadden- and | daughter were, the dinner guests of Miss Carrie Ilurant, the Sunday school secretary, that Sunday. The Sunday school Is'doing very fine with active officers:, and teachers and members. The Summerton high school bus-_ kctball Jgirls started out on their second ar lual season .of playing On Jan liary Lh they defeated Dennis high school^ i' Bishopvllle- in a gaijie piay-| ed on i lfeir court. The scores were 28-4. With the perfect guarding of E. Smiths id M. Tindal, Miss S. Williams -ond he colleague were disannointed jn theii splendid efforts in shooting for goa'[ H. Stewart and W. N. Geor-. gia did TTiStice to the center positions. Miss Lee Baxter and her dexterous partner, E. Postell, with strong guarding?made perfect shots from all angles. Coach S. E. Moses is. now lining up her mysterious six to break the tie pn the 31st between Summerton and Manning high school.. '? y i. wm~m IN UK 1 M INK.H ft The presiding elder, Ref. E. Wells, held his first quarterly conference at Center Hill Circuit January 18th and of his inspiring sermons. The conference was a success. ? The appointment of Rev. J. F. Player to the Centel Hill Circuit seems to he hailed with delight by the nienibers . and ~ fi-jonds.?Rev. Player-n-t once organized and employed laborers in the church for better work. The church has taken on new life and many visitors are present every Sundy. ' .-> { - , , CHEER NEWS * One of the lovliest affairs of the season \vas the bridge party given by Mr. and Mrs. George, <?. Gibson in?honor of their sister Miss Lenora Estelle Nance of Greenwood, who is spending several days in 3he city. Miss Mary Dales of Spartanburg, making the highest score won tlrst ho-, nor which was a box of linen handkerchiefs; Miss Gladys Owens of Paris, making the lowest score won a box of writing paper. After cards were laid aside the minafo urnvn imrUn/1 in + s> fhn jlininnr room, whore Mrs. Gibson assisted by Mrs. Hunter served a delicious mei nu.?At- o'eloek w the wcftmgi Mr. John Louis Howard, James Teddards and Joseph Turner carried the viiosts to see the "ShnNV of Shows." Those invited were Misses Mary rjales of Spartanburg; Gladys Owens, of Paris; Frances Turner, Nellie M. White, Esther Trf Hunter, Nettie Dayv Ix>uise Finley, Amanda Mc'Knight - and Ia?ek Washington. Qn 'Friday - evening Miss Nance was the guest i of the Kill Kay Cluh, 25 young woi men were present,1 , Misfa Nanee will return to Greenwood Saturday .morning. f I la THE 1'AEtVlI DILLON NEWS Seool for the first grades) has opened in Newtown Tuesday, January * 28th _iv.hieh will be taught by Mrs,-i CVH. Garrett, wife of l)r. ?. II. Gar- 1 rett, local dentist. This school is a 1 part of the regular public school sys- i tern and will have the supervision- of ' the principal of the high school, Profr s Bryant. " f Newtown is in East Dillon and a s great number of our?peojWo ? ov^fi 1 homes in Newtown. * The high" school seeth*"t6 i?*? get- ^ tine- ynloiitr?mey+rr under the? leader- f snip ot tne .new principal.-He conies < to. us 'Very highly recommended and 1 he is proving to be a good principal. ( Dillon is a good town and everybody c who conies here likes it. . 1 Annie. Green of Monroe. N. = C ., is visiting her mother, Mrs. I'. A. ( Jones. 1 -The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. ' James Be then died Fi-id?y -.ft-.- -> ] ! lew days' illness. . l-j LATTA NEWS _ ( Dr. C. II. Garrett made a business ( trip here Monday afternoon. 1 Mrs. Maggie I). Scotl is visiting in Florence. 1 Messrs. Odell'e Hunt and Cash Be- 1 then spent last Sunday ii\ Conway. 1 Mrs. Frances Piatt spent the week > end in Clio with relatives. , . Mr. Richard Fladgcr, who has been ill for soine time, is slowly improv- ( ing. 1 Prof, and Mrs. Jahics A. Ilolman were the dinner guests of Mr. > and 1 Mrs.. Barney Sellers a few .Sundays \ JUSQL^? ' --. 2 . Mr. J. I). "Windham made a business ! trip to Dillon Saturday. Dr. Modarikan Deneiyi, a native of 1 West Africa, is giving a series?of J lectures gt the various churches tFtisj J week. - ? Miss Rachel T,,. Bethea was hostess ( to-TKeyoung people's social club last Friday /evening. After games and other amusements, a delicious course was served. 4 Prof. W". L. Bryant, principal of^ ' Dilion gratled -school, was here last j Wediiosday: * The Jolly Six Social Club met at the home of Mis Alice Page:'Friday at 8:00 p. m.. After canls_and- music delicacies were served. Those enjoying the. evening were Misses Ruby Raiford, Ruth Allen, Alice V. Page, find . Rachd Bethea; Messrs Garfield Owens and Hannibal Fladgcr and others. Mr. John "W7 McNeil, 'ji member of the club, was absent be- * ',.n?Un Xf lllnnoo - Misses Ruby Raiford, Ruth Allen. I Fun ice' Center, Prof, and Mrs. J. A.' HoVmfm ami Theodore. were dinner P guests of Itev. and.Mrs. J). I). Dough- ; ty Friday- afternoon. SIT MTKU NFWS , - The?Progressive-Federative Club arranged an excellent program which was presented at Mt. Pisgiih A. M. K, Church on Sunday afternoon, January 2<>th. All present enjoyed the numbers oiv the program. A neat sum Was raised in the collection, to lie expended for charity. ? .Dr. ,1. D. Davis, Sr;, is improving .rapidly-after having been confined to bed for a \vOek.. > Mrs.M. Jenkins and Mrs. Alice Sla-. tor are very ill and in the hospital at .this.tinip. * Mr. and Mrs. -?E._ I'. Palmer, Mrs. Pearl .Spears anfr Mrs. F. F. Jones motored to Camden Monday Prof and Mrs. C. A. Lawson and Mrs. F. F. Jones motored to Colunibla Friday... * Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Folder charmingly entertained at their beautiful bungalow on Oakland Avenue on last i Saturday night, January 25th in honor of^Miss Schell of . Columbia Several games of whist were played after which the hostess served a delicious hot supper. The Progressive uiuo neiu men- is gular meeting at the home , of Mrs. James Brown. Quite a large number wCt'e present ami intnli businena wan transacted.??fhe?club ; was?favored vvith the psfsence of the city federation. Miss Usher. Ilev presence means . much to the wor-k?of the club. Quite! ! a few calls for help were presented. The members. readily responded with donations. After all business was. Mi nished the hostess served delicious refreshment. ' 7 HIMO NEWS "Miss Miranda Jackson and Mrs. E. ' Morris, teachers ?of the C'hapin graded school were the week end guests j of Miss Thomasina Bpir/.er. Miss Boo y.ef is n iPhcher in The C'hapin sChiud' also. ' - t An unusually lovely affair of last' week week, given Friday night, January 24th, waft a payty given by Mrs. Maqde I>reher. at her beautiful home where she graciously entertained quite | a bunch of her . friends. Mrs. Dreher has won many friends here and the young To Ik ate very proud ol" her. " j"'Hiwnii1 invited to Uto^fUnnoon , | with the hostess were Miss Miranda fvFai Miarii i?l'em|?aud?linrnioi.. Koon, Mrs. Kiilna Morris, Miss Sarah Ballard, Mrs.'Rosalee Gant, Misses! I 1 I/vti'fkl] o n/1 Thnmo cinn \f nq. srs. Cleo and Forest Spence, Willie! i Corley, O. G. Bowman, John Lee Dre< her, Solomon Koon, B. F. Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dreher. Macedonia Baptist Sunday school is rapidly progressing, Mr. C. 0. Craw- . ford of Harbison college is the superintendent and is working very1 faithfully with the school. Sunday btnng STTrh-'H heantifnL Mr. Crawford | brought" Mr. FJliott MeFadden along with him to teach for the school. The | U^son was well taught and thoroly Lexfffained by him. I the Young's Chapel church preached a wonderful sermon Sunday morning.. -The- weather being very favorable he1 had -a large attendance. Mrs. Cunningham and little son and daughter, accompanied the Rev, Cunningham. it.-. ' Y , ,a .. I ;tto leader ANDERSON NEWS The Anderson County Teachers A tociation held its Teacher's Institui n?Anderson January 24 and 25t fhe- tirst session was held Frida light at 7:30 in the auditorium- < fteed street high school. Prof. < Keytar,.' yjce president of the Ande; ion CoQnty Teachers Association pri tided.' The meeting was opened t tinging the Negro National Antho liter which Rev. Oibbs of the M. 1 iturch offered; prayer. Rev. S. < JaiiUiliftli-delivered the devotional ir.i tage, Dr. 1?> C. itoCanjts. superinte' lent of the city Schools, delivered r ibk* address.* Two musical selectio' ;ach were /rendered by Reed stre :horal club_and pupils of the S. Fai street school. . Saturday m??*ning tha iivided into three groups: Primar Intermediate and High Schfol ar vere instructed by Miss Katie A^di son. Prof. W- P. Flenrly of &pnrtn aurg and'Prof. C. A. Jphnson of C lumbia respectively. /At me noon nour ail groups can together and after a brief devotion LiXerci&e Prof. Johnson held his a Jicnee spell bound with a most wo Jevful address. Practical helpf things that mean so much to teae rrs. The teachers..were then allow* to ask questions and present the problems which were answered sati Phctorily by Professor Johnson.. M Dendy was then presented and spol briefly in his pleasing way. A friei t>f Prof. Dendy, Prof. Neal of Spa tanburg was presented and made few remarks. Mrs. L. L. SeweH ai laughter came in at this period ai iMere presented. Mrs. Sewell spok Tile domestic science class under Mi Kfolse Morris had prepared dinn* for the teachers which was served . the' Domestic Science building. E instructors and 6f Miss A. E. Web "supervisor, and Prof Latimor, pres jent of the association for havir the institute Rev. S. C. Campbell, Rev. H, ( Anderson and Rev. W. L. Zimrnerrm motored to Sumter to the board mee ing last week. Ml*, and Mrs. T. B. Williams had, i their dinner guests Sunday, Miss M; mie V.( Gambrell of Chicago, Miss* Maggip Butler and Eloise Morri Rev. i S. C. Campbell preached tv xcellent sermons Sunday, They we forceful and full of thought. The a tendance and collection alL day wj good. Three persons were added the church. ? Pulpit Aid No. 1" of St. Pdnl- e tortnined Wednesday afternoon at tl homo of Mrs. Annie Swilling on Th mas street. Mrs;-Robert Beatty was hostess the senior missionary society Fridi nfterhoon at her home on south, T ivcr street; Yearly reports Werc gi en and the worTc reviewed. Two < lieious courses were served. On tl 51 st tlio society held a^topular mee ing and quite a few of the other a cieties weVe present at the home Mrs. T. B. Williams. "Mr. Walker Fisher of Abbevil spent the week end with his ststc Mrs. Fannie Mattison. Mrs. Mary J. Thornloy, known be ter as Mother Thornley, is ill at h home on Daniels street. Mr. O.'.Lee Davis jpotorpd to-^5 1'umbia Thursday op business. Mi Leon Wakefield, Mrs. \$ H. Youi and daughter and Mr. Eddie Williar aet'onvphnied him. ? _? Adult Schools art_being organiz all over the_?iHHTt/ny the county s perviso.i*r^fiss A. E. Webb. There a two in the city, one at Fant stre school and one at North Side , schoi wilt attend regularly. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Sherard.had their dinner- guests- Sunday Mi-is 1 Butler and Miss E. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Andrews Orangeburg were; In Che c'ty la week on business. Mrs. Mattie Miller was hostess Pulpit Aid Group No. ^Thursday s ternoon at her lovely home. A ve interesting program was rendered i the business hour. Delicious refres moots were served. " verybody is invited to the Baza at St. Paul Baptist Church "Anne M'i*day and Tuesday nights, Februa :tnl and 4th. Come out^and get su per. Given by the senior and juni missionary societies anebthe fotrrpt pit aid groups. . _ The Elks met last Thursday nig at the attractive home of Bill Mac Neal in a social meeting. A delicio course was served that was enjoy by all. _ Mrs. P. E. Asbuty in getting out a car made a mistake and sprained h hand "very painfully. She was unal fr> attend to hci" class work last wee Mr, Boyd E. fTenth^-drstrict man ger of the Atlanta-Life Insurance f was the week end guest of Mr. ai M rs, ;.Iack - Gantt. 1 ' BLACKSTOCK NEWS The first Union was held in 10 at district No. 3, with Lodge No. 11 All nflicers were" present/ U. FT Sn ders Chairman, J. W. Emerson, se rctary and ,C. L. Worthy, assist? secretary. Eight -lodges reported total of $.160.90. Splendid,# a Iks we made by W. E. Williams and W. Richards. m j ?s. Diuimi IU u pic? c(l with the work of I)is. No. 3. $36( 00 paid oiit, also the 90 cents for pc tage'to the secre^ar^. ORANGEBIRG SOCIAL NEW! The M. M. P; C. was entertained 1 Miss Lovely Mae Morgan at her re; derrce ort Ooff avenue. The husine part of the. meeting was very in'te cstin'g. At the close of the meetii a delicious repast was served. Miss Orr will entertain the ch next. A few young men joined t club at the end of the repast. Tlv were Messrs. L. Singleton, Thos. Harvey, Wm. Knight, Williams, Be nett, Mitchell, BufVpnd White. ; The evening was very pleasant spent. \L;. . # 1 "Dr. Berry Back In ? ** Office After Operation % h.j _ ' ??: *' ' $ y i (I'rom the Cleveland .Call and Cost) "Five yejirs ago two dfictor*, one i 3- a. surgeon-a^mP the other a ilyntist, ? C- began practicing in ' adjourning, offi- 3 B" |ces hf? 2270 K. r?r>th. .street. Between yj thorn developed a friendship whicli is 'i n., (/lujdod only by their admiration for ) g ^ .t-ach other's ability in their respective I * professions. These two 'men are Dr. '& *57^7 B. Berry and Dr: h. 0. Bnumgaf- ? <>-: ilner. ... . g lI! "In. search of larger offices Dr. Bevis; !V moved to his present location 'U f">th and Central. During-these years :> it hr. Bailing: rdner has. guardciC the .? health of his dentist. Dr. Berry- It ? ""as ihe hand .that will not Vie strayed 3 y, that m^de it necessary for the den- ' ? id st v,: he i me rated tipbn; it was the > er kilful bands of Dr. D. Baymg'ard-' ,"4j *- v tli.it?lesiiiieil?j-rr?Bt'-rvy to his ? o- family? * .7 "Amr-npw. Dr.. Berry- is back in his Z ie otlice, hands on the hvlmT again shapal inn; his own destiny.'' n" Dr. Baumgardncr is a high school "< graduate from. Allen University -nhd.'.? O" a CQlletre : hd medical graduate from j : 2d Howard. After serving-h'is interneship > ,r at Howard he practiced his profession ; * s~t in Columbia fbr- a short. pcriotrTtrTcr") which he returned to ..Freedman's hos- | ! . itill for special training in surgery i ^ illdov bni'tftl' f'nvliu iiiwl U'u..n'..l.l I '* a r. 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