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Saturd?^^ Mr. and Mrs. Acey Burrell, Barnwell street, entertained at dinner on Tuesday evening:. Among: those present were Mr. Stevynson and Mr. Carroll." ?.4 - i ; Prof. S. L. Finley of Chester, and Rev. W. L. Baxter also of Chester passed thru the city this week en route to Sumter.""" Rec. C. H. Brown, Rev. .J. P. Reeder, Kev. i. M. KoyKin, H fc. Taylor, Rev. S. S. Youngblood were among the persons of this eity^whfr attended the trustee meeting at Morris college, in Sumter, Wednesday. * '* \ Miss Lillian C. Williams was in the Clf frir fH?"?ssnpiflHhn ' lp-ft-frir her school Sunday afternoon. . Mrs. L. B. McLees left Sunday afternoon for her postrof duty at "Greer after having attended the Palmetto State Teachers' association. Mr. T. Switzer, Mr. F. Hampton of this cit^, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Swit zer r>f Concord, N. C.. spent the week end with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. .Switzer of St. Matthews. They report a pleasant and enjoyable trip.?_ _ . Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee Ratliff, Mrs. Matilda Griffin, and Mr.'Joel Jack' son motored to Charleston Sunday to attend the- funeral of Mr. Chris IPerry. Whife in Charleston, they were royally entertained by a host : "friends; ? ?r--?; ' ? ? Miss Aurtrcy-Twiggn wnrrthe house guest of Mrs. Gi;ace Ruff the past week end, and was special guest at ?the very pretty party given by Mrs. Walker ~on*~Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Helen Dreher, 1208 Heidt St'.. left for New York City Tuesday afternoon, where she will spend'several weckn. ?* Mr. Julius Bohun, formerly of Columbia, hut now living in Asheville. was in the city Sunday and Monday ~ P ~ ~ ? ' - 7to~ the'delight of his many friends. While here he was the guest of M rk Alice K. Johnson, 1011 Hampton St. ^Miss Naomi M, Garrett, head of the deportment of Innp-nAiros nt the Ret tis-academyT spent-the week end home with her parents. . t Rev. I. M. Martin of Chester was - a pleasant visitor in the city last week end and paid a call at the office Of "the Palmetto Leader. ' . Mrs. Mary Jenkins, left-for Ashe ville Sunday morning where she will spend several months in the mountftins. Miss Alice V. Page,., reporter for _ v the Palmetto Leader at Latta, and a teacher in the public school ..thepe; was a vislithc. -ati- P^-of. and Mrs. C. Geo. Garrett last week. Rev. J. J. Harrison, ,Mp. H. 'T. Har risun, miss l, r. narna<m-,?Mr. ana Mrs. Benjamin Jones, Mr. Thomas Murphy, Mrs. Bertha Hudson and>Mr. Thomas Hudson attended the funeral of their aunt and grjjndmother, Mrs. Benjamin Murphy -at^Ridgeway last Wednesday. Mr. J. L. Harrison is quite sick at his hom(i 008 Maiden slieel. " ~ Mrs. Millie Anderson, 2225 Gervais street, is improving nicely after be: in#- mdiapesed for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Boston Quattlebaum, Mr. and Mrs. .las. Williams, of Ridge Spring were the guests of Mrs. Jackson and Miss Quattlebaum Sunday. I-W Miss Ruth McKissick, and Miss Wil^ lie Agnes McCool of Union were^the guests of Mrs. J. E. McKissick $ ?Uregg street;?while attendrng _?tha- taanharii' association. ? Miss B. T. Pompey, of East Geri vaia street, was a pleasant visitor to the a^sQciatifiEu a&d_had as her_guest lVtiss TTeTen Xalimer of AbbevUTe, wKto is also a teacher in the junior high sehool?at- Prosperity: ??? Misses Clara and Ruth (Jack) Thompson, ttgh scfroof students at Booker Washington, spent the week eTTd p^th their parents, Mr. akid Jllrs, - Bunyan jThomptfon of iBlair. They had as their guest Miss Margaret R. Young of Spartanburg. Miss Young "~is a student at (Summing street high School, - ><' ? 1 " "i * ? '' * . ?;?. -t - / The Silver Slippers will pr<*K?yit in Columbia at. an early dutp' "Thc Girl Wlw ,\s45. too Young to Take Company;" a comedy in" three acts. Watch .for the date and place. CUPID'S DART HITS CLAFLIN'S v FACULTY Brown?Caldwell Orangeburg, Apr. &?Mrs. Irene . E. Brown announces the engagement of-her daughter. Julia Fxtnlln, en-rtia - Rev. G. Haven Caldwell, .of AshevilleN C. The marriage is to be solemnized in "June. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT MrsT Annie L. Martin announces the marriage of her sister, Ruth L. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lawhorn, of Colonial Heights, and widow of Mr. Edward Gadsden, to Mr. Edward Stokes, SaUyrday,?January 7, 1930. I Mr. and Mrs. Stokes left for New York City "Monday afternoon, March 31st* ' m mm - A 01 UPRISE -BIRTHDAY- PARTY Mrs. Mamie E. Miller entertained . iuitv a few fripnria at hor hnma on _ Pine street Monday oypriinp, Mnnph sxst in nonor_ol the birthday of her only daughter, Miss Fannie B. Mil ler. ?-In?the early part?of the?evening, Mrs. Annie Lover, PenoOeton street, 'ntertained in honor of her husband, Dr. Lover, whose birthday fell . on Tie same date, an<JMis% Miller was :nformed to come at once to see some friend's from Chester. EntertrTg her home she was ushered into the midst of a host of relatives and a. .jolly bunch of friends who anxiously await -trd?hrr?arrival. It was a complete .surprise and many Were her expressions of delight. <, -'. ; Many useful gifts and a neat1 little sum of money were presented to her for which she feels very grateful and~Highly indebted, to }i(| mother in . particular and friends in general. Those sharing the epjoymenb-of this _ pleasant even in tr were Misses Corinne Gordon, Cerelina Lott,* Lilcinda Wilson, Almeta Robinson, 'Annie Mae ti? m iir.ii... i-imj-ijiiMi. >vau?s; i>ii.'snanit,s Christine Green, Geneva Craig. IolaMcBeth, Alice?fcnbrew, Wilhelmina Martin, Hattie Gordofi, Emma Miller, Nellie Simpson, Celeste Douglas, Annie?Lover, Bertha?Foggy,?I.a'.i ra Gt Jones, Hattie Means, Amanda Frier son, Mary Burt, Doctor Isaac Lover, Master Willie D. Miller,Jr,, Reverends ; T. A^Miller. J. C. Hunter, ant, Messrs. Garfield Foggy, Wm. Labrew, Benjamin Jones, McBfiDv J.~ W. Sawyer; T. R. Youngblood, Hunter T. Douglass and others.. YOUNGER MATRON'S CLUB ' ' Mrs. Mae D. Walker(proved a char* ming hostess to the ' Younger;_Maf vati'o nliiK am Qo t n rrl o ir o f t'ovannn of her home on Wayne street. The lower? ftoofr was?thrown together and ^even-tables were placed for cards, a number of progressions were played. During the evening the guests were /avored with radio music. - . Mrs- Bailey was highest scorer., and* received a lacey pink. ray-, on gown; Mrs. t Alma Williams cut highest for "consolation, a pair of topaz ear bobs^ low score went to Mrs. Helen Patterson, a box of dawning thread! Mrs. Eva Mae Anderson jyoo.the guest prize, pretty canary-Hingerie. Those who enjoyed the evening outside of the club members were Me^arnl1^ Cfecelia Jamison, Addie W. Crawford, Eva Mae Anderson, Minnie W7 Johnson. Elise. B. King. Misses Ruth Butler, Genevieve Vincent, Mattie M. Mouzpn, . Mn^yCornwell, Edith Butler, Uertha Bouknight, Lulie Jones Henrietta Boozer, Wilhelmfna Thompson, Lucile Rice, New York; Justine Philips,; Janie E. Hamilton, Blossom G. Dannely, Marion: Marguerite Frfr-, ser, Alberta Hunt, Charleston; AudreyTwiggs, Spartanbufrg. The hostess serVed chicken saltid, sliced tomatoes, pickles, saltines, Spanish tea, pineapple, ice o-ttam, plain, and fruit cake. All seemed to have njoyed the evening. Mrs. Alrua Williams will entertain the Young Matrons next. "PHYLLIS WHEATLEY Y. W. C. A. NOTES ^ i Mrs. Cordelia Winn, secretary from national headquarters, New York, vf^ sited Columbia last week. She was much pleased wlth^the progress that ^ias been made since her last visit. - Mrs. Carroll mad^ her quite comfortable during her stay at the Y. ~ . With spring days right ahead the garden club under the direction of {Mrs, W. 1L HUrvey is busy with plans to beautify the yard and front. ^ - To take ad vantage, of the-telephone rate for-reBtohmee service our tele Mi-g Porrio .T. Car rol's name. - Mrs. FrAnces Thomas will organize to meet on Friday at 4:30. Persons interested in art work and hahdicraTt-fiife asked to join.' This bein^.heaJtlL.week the commit on henltk. education under Mrs. S. Roberts will have a-public meeting for one hour on Sunday at the Y. W. C. A. Five to six are the hours. Dr. M. A. Pvans will deliver the address. A good mnsicalprograpi will be had Come and spend one hour at the branch Sunday, April 6th. A branch library for our group has been promised for some time in the nenr future. T ~ ? 7 # f * "*" * - " ?t?:?; r ~ THE PALM1 . THF r ri/rrufeCH B MEKTfr? Mrs. Joyee "Tenkins was hoste&s~to ,the ^Culture club Friday evening at her home-oh Hanipton avenue. Thy meeting was largely attended, there being much business of impbrtance to transact. Reports, were made by persons representing the various ; committees on the play which was presented last week-at Allen, univer^ J - ^ ' | , tativc ni.mber to-the state federation. At the conclusion of the meeting i the hostess served a toothsome repast. ; !AN EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION * ~ The Culture club wishes to thank i the Palmetto" Teachers' association, 'the out-of-town guests ami" the home (folk-for their loyal support in helpling make "I.ightnin' " a. success financially." . - 1 ? I i - 1 I _ i _ i. ?1 ff ?IW prnrwrrs?ns?rrers?ueeii1 muiiut jlpjeBtr girls. \VFS1.KT \V? l.iNC WORKERS In keeping with that rapid space ?progress whieh?is?being n*^-4iy present day civilisation; particularly in resneet to .finding solutions for perplexing problems -that have confronted mankind for many centuries, the Willing Workers of Wesley M. E. chtrretr are^ sponsoring ra~ debate on the question "Resolved that the wife is a greater dsset to the home?than the husband." Mr. Allen Lawrence and Miss Malinda Hielteon will sup? ort the question affimatively and Mr. Frederick Rosefhond and Miss Anna Spann will defend the question negai.t ively. Do not fail to hear it as it will add another link to the chain of modern 1 accomplishments. TTie debacle is to be had "Friday, A | nril 41th at 8:15. There will- also be , a number of excellent musical seiecjttons rendered. Admission, 10c. THIRTl'l'VIM t H AIR AT "AS/LBN ; One of ihe_ most thrilling mystery -plays ever to be staged by an amateur cast will be staged at AHen-imiverstiy Friday evening, April 2.1th.^This iplay is the "13th Chair1' by Chat well j known . dramatist, Bayard Veiller, j whose - f?We- hngan with the success at "Within, the Law." v The sophomore eWss?of?AHen?is' - - il-- ,,rt _ | presenting me nuaccnui v : <U?r the direction of Professor Herbert I UL-Baum gaTTtoei\ and with special | arrangements with the Samuel French ; company of New York and London, I The "13th Chair" is thrilling from j the opening curtain .to the "last en| core?and there will be plenty of Jthem. . " r~r~ ? BUFFET PARTY Mr. James S. Anderson entertained wifh buffet- party-ai'-his home, on J Gergfftn street last Thursday night. 'A large number of teachers-ahd their [friends were present. The_ host, assisted by Mrs. C. A. Anderson and Mrs. Pauline Parker, served a delicious collationi after which Mr^Edward Jackson and others I assisted in motoring?the guests 4o other points, of amusement given for the put, of town teachers.. All spent aT delightful evening. PARTY Saturday night","March 20th Miss Mamie Gordon gave a party in honMisgeg Geneva and Carrie Whack, l)oth~~teagtrgTS~nT the Bon, nettsville graded school. The evening was pleasantly spent. Those present were Misses Caroline Pr^^n, Mary and Rosa Hiekson. C. M. Jordon, Artie and Richie Green, Florence Derrick, Elsie Lamarr Corinne and Nellie Gordon, Sarah Brown Edna ?raft, Mrs. Odessa Suher, Messrs. James Sawyer, Hort jlnd Kenitb Brown, and C. Cooke. a """^BeTnua"recast was served. ? IN MEMORIAM 1 In loving memory of my sister, MagguT Glenn, whom the angels took away, one year ago to-day. Gone but not forgotten.- ?Robbip JonesT sister. ^ ^ ___? ?LLJft_QRGANlZES "On the-^everrm^-of March twentieth " 1 ' "Titri Thnmn P-ni" nri gariized themselves at the home of Miss Ella Clyde Myers. The officers chosen" were Misa Ella Myers, president; Mjss TheTma Nelson, vice presi~den{r~Mrs."XT Cf*."Potts', secfetkl,y7T?porter and Miss_Mottie -Lyles, treas urer. Thofio included in the member^ ftliip of the club are'' Mesdames" Eva ^M&e-Anderson, -Anni^-Maa ^Patrick, Wilhelmina Jones Wardsworth, Alma Forrest Potts, Misses Ella Clyde My?ra^JUattie Ijyles, Lillian Nelson, Madeline Jackaon, Thelm^ Nel^pn, and Pearl Murph. . ; < Mrs. Potts will be hostess to the club at its initial meeting on ' April" third. * " ^ ~ i v? . v t- * ; 1^: - Jr. -VlX . ? V ? * V* * V ' / ' BTTO LEADER ' * > ? ~ [ BED-TIME/ S ^ CHILI ' " ... b What Two Trees Heard ; About Themselves J "Do you Jtnow, I have just been j thinking, how useful ami wonderful { 'we forest folk are," declared a tall green pine boastfully.- "Yes, I agree | with you," replied a giant, spreading I oak, "but let's not have too much ego." j "I have always believed that every- t one can be just as useftrl and-wonder- * Jul as we are, if "they only knew1 and \ could feel their proper places." j? ] Just then a group of fairies danced 1 their way "under the shade of the'/ two trees, thereby hushing their con- 1 versation. The trees listened pride- 1 full" to the talks about themselves. : 1 "I think this pine tree is the most J " handsome I have seen in all niy wan -< ^ les a VP So Imio1 nnrl emnnOi orwl U.. 1 kernels from his cones are so tastv.i' 'Even his bark is moiy suitable foV~f ".a&yaijng material than^most; *and Tj . just, kntfwrttB would mfcfe^tfrp nicest dressed lumber; but who would want' i to cut him down for lumber, unless j . he was, ftmUd t.u he nini'i' useful?as I ^ucb." "The other day-when Dot's* mother s was suffering with one of her head 1 Itches',"I whispered, to Dot and told v *her to gather sorne needles^ arid bits' BETHEL TO HAVE BAZAAR ) ? " n "( Bethel A. M. E. church will ;hold a t mammoth bazaar next week be gin-; ? _ nine Monday nieht. April 7th. con- 1 inuinp: through Wednesday niftht, A- ^ nril 9th at Champion and Pearson's i hall, 1.12.r> Park street. ~ ~ q Many no vet feat lire's have been hr- s ranged by Several committees that C have liven working fdr~*sov"oral w eks " veTf?ttWg arrangehiynts. Bethel in vitos everyone to come not and make?p this a gala .event/ ........... /...jr. IN MEMOBIAM ' d In sad and loving memory of our a Tfcar"*rlevoted nmtliui. Bum rU'eglmm. c who died one -year ago, April 8,-1929, ! n Elizabeth, N. Y. Though your> loving voicy is silent #?k1 your true_ heart has ceased to beat/" . , . ? We still miss the well know n foot-? steps, And the form we used to greet. Some may think you are forgotten, ; ^Though on~etrrth you -are-no more, fttt^nmemopy-you are with u^. As always-.you -were -before. We had a loving mother Who was our joy -nhd pride, But alas. we loyed her far too well," ' And soori~she?slept and died. Z G?d needed one more angel child. Amongst his shining butyl, And .so he bent with loving care, I and -claspel my mother's hand.?; 1? Sadly*\missed by: Daughter. Maggie Beecham Jones,\ KAFFNEY NEWS ? -? Although Sunday \vUs~a tilt ft Mm- ~~ .day.flll_the_.chnrcHes held tht^r~rginrtirr|~ services. A few members and deacons of the -Thompson street Baptist, church in Spartanburg visited Bethel)' Sunday morning, ~l TU? :.v- - - ?U I .. > i iil* >> immi* uj viuii m-y i> hi ^nwtv i priori tS'"havi?." Bliss. Bessye M. White hack in the city and at work again. Miss'White is a member of the Gin ; nard street high school faculty. Mr. Frederick Riley and family aiv heing highly entertained while In the ; i-4ty... .T. . i . i 1' On Monday night of last week the Clafliri quart e,1., 7m1 "Hnmeil a splorp. (fid audience at the Dunton chapel j Methodist church. The program was, anjnred hy nTIT: ? . ? -- ^-4BENEDICT NEWS The Btate Teachers'.., association .. brought many of the alumni into tbep~^ folds of the campus and Columbia., Among some oT the most recent graduates that /were here are: Misses j" Mamie Baskin, Lillian Brown, Mes-| srs. Elliot Richardson and Philips Brooks.* Miss Lula Belle Sexton and Miss Bertha Glymph visited their sisters. ??? ? - _ " ?-?4 Mr. Milliard Camphett" is visiting on the campus. Mr. CampbelMs en" joying his spring vacation from Co- ' lumhia university where he is doing post-graduate work. The Benedict collage glee club' and three quartettes rendered several selctions at various metings.of th(. association^ ' ?COM] AN EXTRAQltpiNAR The National - ?-GLAFUN: EVERY MEMBER OFTHI 2 1 -2 have apppa rod with al Shriners of America, the Rotary aome of .tha leading churches in_Phi York City. Theyjhave had distineti WFTaF. New York' Ctty; WOO, At the Colum April 13,1930 at 4 p. r* ? ' ? TORY FOR )REN <i ' ^ 'j >f cones thai fell from this-very tYfro r tnd make.mother a cushion on which i cl lay her head. She did so and in a j <hort while her mother was feeling j letter. AssulU Crom itn southing <.ljt'tt In udui fmin'tlii' pint' >iuv mt'dlt'iiinl lualitics also. _ "We did not know that criod-*ihe: 'airies together^ "Well, there is always- a Tit to.} earn.'' answered Fairy FlutV. "l)ot"is' ve'ry?ftrateful to me f*r I ) leard her sinking a song she rompiy- ! d this looming:* '0, dear Fairy Fluff, r iVe can't thank you enough 7or the'^ood you.have done, Do cofn0 out in the sun," \nd let's haye some fun. ' rou and I * let15 hop, letTs "fly, . ~ Jnder. the deep hlue sky, \way up high." . - . "Finn. linn, flue." oxcln'mieil|_all_th_e_ ' dries "Of eourst. I could not accept the) nvitation," said Fairy Flfiff. "as it; s against the rule of; thi_j fairy dt>-1 nairi to t)u caught.out in the sun with! r- mortal.?1 feel very happy -though | i) "knowing that I helped." "What about _ihis beautiful, oak KTP asked..Fairy Fnani. U "111 tell you lots of good things; tbou't him next week," replied "Fairy 'lit, "our time is up now." And ayay_ they scampered.' ' r Benedict Tigers tied the scores in , i game with the mighty :eam of .J. y. Smith university on Thursday afIr. William Hill Was the star player. ' te hatted a real h(wne tUti. "The" services Sunday evening were 1 erv interesting .Miss Ilermfn^" AViluartette sang also. An interesting i ermon was delivered, by Dr. Frank 'lark oT the~Tity: Div Clark is eon- !./ ected as a''layman of the Episcopal j hurt'h. ? _ TtThe Y. W. C. A. service was very I nterestingly coiulueled Sunday after-; nun. Mrs. Angeline Bailey prepared.-he Di'otrram. She hrnnu-ht many la- ! ies from th(J city who participated] io'ctor Antisdel was present and gave ' few remarks after which he pronoun ! I'd.lliu bi'imlictiun.'?l~? : ? = - N I WUt-r- M | bring you that ladi- ^***- ?w?| J an',light tonedskin '': 1 . you want so much: V*. 'r_. , A,n^v/ v h ? 1 **?Coral^W:' '?"? Rose ?gives your com- * plexion a lovely tint ? many shades ?lighter than the natural skin?and prod uces'a sinootFT veTvety" surfacel" 3! ' .New processes have made Nadine so rich and fine that it blends into , your skin, and fairly creates a new ?complexion for you. It'clings huurs 1 - longer than ordinary powders-keep ittff1 vnur lace rnarvelMTislv mnrmrh-* and fresh all day. Away goes all oiliness and shine, and in its place comes daint iness and all are. You will adore blading's iich and lasting perfume? , ^ men simply cannot resist it. ,* UseNadineasthousandsofgirlsdo, not only as a face powder, but on? your throat and arms as well; Let Its enchanting perfume surround you with fascinating fragrance.". . ... i Try 'Nadine~for ten days. If you are not delighted with it, we will 1 and' "toilet'' goods^ountSg^in* flesh^__ white,1 coral rose a;id~bninette, ~ cents. .Or send us your order and we will include valuable beauty booklet;?free; Address?Dept.?J, iiuii^nat i wnvw wv., * ai*S| *vuu* Tv , \ ? dL1 X?^6a|t '' 1 FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM In Beauty Culture Give FAN-Q-I IN Hair, Scalp and Dandruff Preparations a trial. Thleir I j I Worth has been proved. Registered in U^S. Pat. Off AGENTS WANTED. Write for terms I Made hy Mme. Fannie L. Carolina ^ 1029 High Market Street GEORGETOWN, S. C. * . ' ????????? i ly Famous SINGERS ? "GROUP IS A SOLOIST " I <?nmp siir-rncc hnfrti-. Vnt!n? International in Convention, and huIelfthia^Wilminwton. awl New -? * = On of si-nginjr over radio stations Wannamaker's in Philadelphia; ibia Theatre m. 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