The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 19, 1930, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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V, - ^ ... ? Saturday, April 19, 1930. Mrs. Viola Wilson of 1911 Hampton avenue is-a eonvaleeseing, at the Good Samaritanhospital - -after - an -? operation due to acute appendicitus. . " + i . ' . .. , ?~-r;7tr_^Ira^ Eaniiie_uai:m^. 930 Green StT is much improved after two weeks' - illness. .'. .. . .. " ? ... - . Miss Grace. Thompson js leaving today for Macon, Georgia, her home, after spending several days in the city with friends and completing plans ?fur tlu> erection of a Uriok tumgalow . in "that city. * L Mrs. Jennie Lyles Perry will arrive in the city tonight and spend Easter with her parents on Washington St. Miss Gertr-ude Clifton. East Senate Street, is improving after hcing ,.con: . a J .u?? :n ? ? uiitru tu iivri nuiiiv, uui lu Mrs. Annie B. Davault, who was confined to the Good Samaritan hospital fpr several weeks, i>- now- at her'Tionic on Senate street, much improved. ~ Miss Ethel Gibson and Mrs; M. Holo . 7 ?den report having spent fa delighttime in Sumter last week. Mr. Robert Cannon arrived iri~~the city during Oie week from New York arid will spend sevbx^l Mays with his ? toother on Senate 'Street.??? * Mr. and Mrs. Thccdqre Younghloort. ' Iter and Talmadgje }Chapp6lle were qimorfg the fRany Columbians who wittfriday between State and TV'nedict colleges. ! ' i. T tfr. . ) Mn. inn \V\< H nf r " " . the w^ek end guest?of--Mrs; N. A;. ienkfns'on Tkanipton 'avenue, ... We are sorry to report that Mr. M sv _S. Stewart is quite welc Pt. his^Jnime he restored to perfect health. ' flfr.J. L. liar rison continues quite ??-?sick athis hum la I'd i n street. WANTS ALL MEMBERS TO PAY DUES ~ 'I Rev. W. P. Plair, deputy .of the insurai>Ce of?The _ American Workmen wishes to make a statement of the work here for the people of Columbia. The work of. the American Workmen is doinfr- well. We pay all sick claims and death claims. We hope all the members will pay the dues r'^ whe? ift -is-flite -jn?tw-der -to- kee-jv -uj^. Easter Cantata At St. Luke's Church - The public is invited to attend the Easter cantata which will be> rendered by the Sunday school and Young People's Service league of St. Luke's T? r\!f on?\n 1 of tllA 0V111 Vpll H n' ofternoon, April 20th fit 4:00 o'clock. THE BENEDICT-ALLEN DEBATE The debate between students of Alf len university and Benedict college which will be held at the Allen university auditorium on next Wednesday evening,'"April 2:1, at 8:00 o'clock promises to be very exciting. Rival .ry ig keen and each contestant is ab7 solutely sure of vistory. Messrs. C. - A. Johnson, W. A*. Berry, and C. W. matmen, principals m *>00**5*-??* c*r>nington High school, Waverley and Howard schools respectively, have been requested to officiate as judges. ROYAL SIXTEEN NEWS On April 14th, the Royal Sixteen club had their weekly meeting at the home of fifTss Sartor. 1313 Blossom street. Business of importance was of the discussion was the charming .event of April 25th. A gala Easter hall will he given by the members of - _ ?.the Royal Sixteen club. All plans " and efforts are being put forth to . . make this the most outstanding affair of this spring. - NOTICE ~?| . All Richland County teachers are requested to attend their regular monthly meeting, which will be held at .Booker Washington school, Saturday, April 2Gth at 12:00. . ; R a\r R W Tnnl/iTTo nvnci/lnnt I ; , Mrs. Louisa W. Randolph, secretary - ? a ' . . ' GIVEN BlftTHDAV PARTY "" Mr. Benjamin Jffpozot^ wits 'surprised ' with a bnthday party by his wife on Friday evening, April 11th. The affair was given at the homc of Mr. and N Mrs. Gilliam, parents of Mrs. Boozer. Music was furnished by radio, while ?' delicious, refreshments w^re servedy ?ill im - PONT MISS J Those enjoying the pleasant evening weiy relatives frjendt rof?IVt?v and' Mrs. Boozer. Rev. J. P j Reeder, pastor of Zion Baptist church (also called during the evening. IN MEMORIAM --y In sad and loving memory -of - oui dear devoted mother, Dora Beecham, who died one year ago, April 8, 1929 r in Elizabeth, N. Y. ; ; T ' Thoitgh your loving voice is silent. And your.heart has ceased to beat",' We still miss the well known footsteps And the, form we used tft proof. "Sohh. TuiTy 'think you are forgotten," . Though cm earth ytju . are no more, But in memory you are with us, AS" always you were before. \Vq_. had a loving mother* %. . ' Whft WflQ mi ~ invr anrl ?I ynuvi But alas we loved her far ton wpII And soon she slept and died, - (hid needed- one more angel child, ~ Amongst. his shining band, And so he bent with loving care, \nd clasped my mother's hand. , Sadly missecUby_:_ ~~ Daughter, Maggie Beecham Jones Ron, David Beecham. i? ' IN MEMORIAM In fond rcmpmbrance of out daring baby, Harry, Jr?*wh'o left us A: pril 19tb, 1929. "TweTVe sad"'and lovely months have nassed since God took our precious : iewell home to rest; we loved him ; dearly hut find loved him ttesti 1 :Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, parents | Mrs. Bessie Williams Pinckney. I-*YOUNG MATRON'S TLTR Mrs. Alma Williams in her pleas;'ncr way delightfully entertained the Young Matrons'ieiuh-?>n-^faM?g<jay.' A4yriL_T0th ?t her beautiful home. After a few exciting games of progressive whist, tallies were taken up j by the hostess. Highest score to Mrs, : Sarah -Yoimgjdood* -a pfetty pair of jblue an<j white pearl-beads; low score to Mrs.'Milicertt Miles, a box of Peanut brittle. Mrs. Gertrude Q. Stevens ' ut highest for consolation and received, a lovely pink embroidered chiffon handkerchief. Guest prize was won by'Mrs. Joyce Jenkins, gold beads, with topaz drops, very pretty indeed. The .hostess' menu consisted of frtiit - vrrhrrtr sandwiches, potatochtps, but er. thins and punch, Mrs. Williams had as her guests Megdames Eva Mae Anderson,^Elise an<V Joyce Jenkins, IVTi.?r^oS TTTllie Jones, Hattie Mae Cornwell, i Lucy Williams, Rose Glascoe", Ri?tk?Butler,''Genevieve Vincent. Edjfth Butler and Florence Gantt. Next meeting of the club wfjl bP at he-home of Mrs. Sarah-Youngblood on Washington street, Tuesday afternoon, .-April 22nd. L F.CERCLE ENTRE NOUS - ? Charming yin its simplicity was the bridge last Wednesday afternoon at which M lies. Ray Saxon and Daisy Roach were hostesses in tne nome 01 Mile Saxon on Page street. The lovely hostesses were entertaining Le Cercle and as guests, asked Mesdames II. H. Cooper, H. D. Pearson, R. H. Paul, and Alma Rhodes and Misses Henrietta Boozer and Ruth Butler to shafe their hospitality" and TJent an afternoon of-pleasure with this exclusive club. ? -Four tables were placed for bridge in the spacious divingsjopms of the ~Spxoh home/here the guest* seated themselves and after several progressions Mile. Lillian Watts by a very elose margin over Mile. Minnesota Garrison received high score prize, sheer silk hose; a hand bag in a new sprang pattern went to Mile. Mattie Mduzon Wh6 cut highest for conso lat ion; the low scgrc prize was. won handkerchief. The guest prize went to Mrs. R. H. Paul, this was a spring bag and Mrs. Paul was heard to say "just the very thing I need." 1 At the close of. the games the hostorsor, served chicken salad, olive? potato chips? saltines, pupch and cake. Le Ccrcli wishes to thnnlt {in many friends among the public who helped I make its charity" daJfVce during the .Palmetto Teachers association the sue - 1! J cess- it was. me -proceeds reuuzeu as was stated fft the last issue of the Render, were given to the Y. W. C. A. and Fa'irwoTd. | . THE GOLDEN LEAF LUB" ?! Miss Edna Craft entertained the Golden Leaf Club Monday Apr. 6, 19H0. The meeting opened at 5:30 p. m. Devotionals were conducted by,the prosident. After which business was condaeted*- We were very glad to have Miss C. A? Jackson back with as, she reported $5.00 to the Club. 'f - i i ^? ii i ~ J , l * . : r etei-v. f ...... _ '?; PALME AP ' | A delicious course was served, w j ' adjourned to meet at Ihe home of Mis Lessie Jackoon, Monday April, 14 19'J1 _ _:r Married iLV < MRM . Mrs. EVa Mobley wishes to an _ nounce the marriage-of her daughter Miranda Jackson, to Mr. John Elea iter, of Chapin, S~_C., April 7, 1930 Mrs. Eleazer is a graduate of Allei university, 'for the" past two year: has been a member of the faculty, o! i Cfiapin "graded school. Mr. Eleazer i.< i a sawmill man and barber. The cere 1 mony~ took place in thc presence ol | a few relatives and friends. The~Rev ' T A Hinder nfficin^ j I'SIIERS OF, FIRST CALVARY ; MEET The weekly meeting of the junioi usher board was held at the churcl : Friday, April lltlu We had a verj brief business meeting, since it was late when we started. We had on< new member.__We heard interesting remarks from the president. We ad , journed^to meet at the church Friday April 18 th. NEW CENTURY NEWS 1 A courtesy very much appreeiate< i (and long to be remembered was thai shown by Mrs. Ethel Ehaw when sh< entertained the members of the New Century club and guests at a bridg< party last Saturday aiternoon at tht , beautiful home of Mrs. C. E. Stephen son on Oak street. Mrs. Shaw has ' been a frequent guest at the meeting! of this chtb daring the past winter . I Thg players seated at the six table! - arranged for bridge evidenced qnus ^tnrl interest in the games and wher scores were counted the earnestly de-Sired prizes wera- presented as ~?nfc lows. First to Mrs. J. "?}. Stuart, c Intrnltr oV-vrvr* sr trncn o o t ivy t vij v. wvyi i j ??nv , vuiirrwmnuil LU m I S, N. A. Jenkins, a chiffon handkerchief rtrimmed with dainty lace in paste! shade. To Mrs. Monroe Lindsay, the hooby, a _Coty compact. I Guests drew for their prize, Mrs D. Counts luckily drawing Hi#iest and receiving a green ehiffW handkerchief. The hostess served a delino y.s sa 1 arrt-oourso ?and iced drink, Guests were Mesdames Daisy-Counts Esther WilliartTB; 15. A Roach, and Butler, Marie Mi 11 iamsT LiHfg. Jun'eg Jahie Smfth and Marian Wise of , r lorence. Constance Geraldine Pearson Dies Columbia S. C., Apr 1st | Our community was suddenly saddened by the accidental passing of Coristance Geraldine Pearson a bright ton School." She met her untimely death Tuesday Mar. 25th as a vlcJur of an automobile accident. 1 All that was mortal of her was laid to rest Sunday March 30 amid a host of sorrowing relatives and friends tc await the general resurrection ol those who die in the Lord. The beauti ful floral offering depicted the life ol one su beautiful. We cannot underi stand the working of a voioe of providence. "Who goetn forth in his garder and plucks the tiny bud the budding rc-se and the full bloom flower and fathers them into his kingdom," But we do know that he doeth all things well. V I The family has the sympathy of the entire community and the faculty ir particular. I Rlppn avi KaIawavI elcfln am on/1 tdl'/i your rest SHKDL ?g erSHKDD thy rest, we loved thee well but Jesus, loved thee best.. The funeral services which were held at St. Paul Baptist Church, College s . Place- were conducted-by the Rev. I. O, Simmons assisted by Rev.;J. M. Myiltarns,Arthur Myers, Sullivan Simons, I James Wordward, James Kennedy Wil '4 lie Pope. The. ?flower girts wpre: Evelyn.Wjminnsr/Klla^LbUTse Will jams i Edrie Crumpton, Minnie Lee White , ner, Dorothy Killingswosth, Mrs. M. E. Dunmore,' prin.-B. Wi Hts. Schol. ' Dear father this is the piece to go the paper her teachers wrote it so you can read it, copy it and have it put fln there. I - * Your daughter, ? s. ? _______ - J ' iTTaXEAIlEHJn? _ I VI 111 1 RIL 25, 19 If- BED-TIME : CHIL ~ _WHAT. TWO TREES HEARD -: ^-A?OUT THEMSELVES _ 1... Continued .. 1_ It was play hour for the wee wee fairies and the were romping:'on the ^ Sunbeam *. ^tairways" that threw slanting patches ofifancy figures on the carpet of green, grass. * Fairy futf, Fairy foam, Fillry flit - and others were grouped under the ^ shade t)f the two trees. It was rest hour for them and they were surely resting. "Oh dear I do wish wee Fairy glee would hurry with her job of cheering "Neddie ~fhe cripple as she promise?fco-~tell us some nice - ?things?about?this 'beautiful?uak". said Fairy smiles. The two trees - nodded at efti-h other understanding iy. Who Jias been calling my name?" asked Fairy glee as she slid down the full length of a sun beam stair way, between the the narrow branches of the two, trees; "Eaves dropper"! - came back at her mockingly from 7 the laughing?group. -AYell --begun Fairy glee In her most gleeful tone as she Settled herself more eomforti "THIRTEENTH CHAIR" FRIDAY P All is in readiness for the presentation of Bayard Veiller's master stroke ' "The Thirteenth Chair", at Allen uni vtrsity, Friday evening, April 25th. P This play has enjoyed an unusual_ - Broadway run, -and has aVso enjoyed n'dpnl nf M a "talkie.'^ - Tlie'iu is a deep rnyfcieryj in Connect tion with this play which ItTfsTsought t<V solve by means of spiritualistic scance. The medium who conducts ~ tills seance and a poTice inspector bear --the heaviest roles in the drama. These parts are taken care of by iCliss AmaLxintha-Jackson -and Mr, Frank Veal ' respectively, who ^according to the 5 director, "Professor H. W. Baumgardi ner, show unusual- adaptability for r these difficult roles#* The entire cast ticeordirg "to the ' director, is well equipped for giving 7 among the highest class entertainments ever held in Columbia. Everyone who knoWs of the fame of "Within the Law*' knows just what, to expect by way of quality when a 11 Bayard Veiller play is produced. The I _ 1 i _ L - A - ' t piay is ueing siageci Dy trve sopnomore ; class of Allen university and under r special arrangements with the Samuel ? French company of New York and j London. ... j HOWARD SCHOOL OPERETTA, . THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 24 ON HOW^AR D iiCHOOL-^^ ; GROUNDS AT 8:30 " e> 1 By special request of parents and friennds the operetta "On a Midsunik mer's Day," which was presented on' , Tuesday night, April 15th, at the Ro- ] . yal theatre, will be repeated Thurs' day 'night, April 24th at Howard FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM In Beauty Culture. Give FAN-O-I JN Hair, Scalp and | , "Dandruff Preparations a trial. Their 7: worth has-been"fWSVed ." Registered in & Off. P - ' I AGENTS WANTED. Write for terms Made by Mme. Fannie L. Carolina 1029 High'Market Street ? GEORGETOWN; S. C. , xk~x-x~x~xk-x-x-x~x~x~x~x-H ; | PALMET I I|! 1108 Washington St ? Mrs. Anna T. 1 X # . ' ? Invites all her old and new 5 hrrat her new Cafe. A -1 " ~ MEAL 1 i {? " breakfast 6:30 to 9:30 ' ?p Supper 6:00 to 9:00 | " A SPECIAL DINNER wil 1 COMEONE I X OUR MOTTO: Oniric Servir# 'I* " 'X Will be ready for serv 1. j. . r: | jb j ^?Hf.XUrwict-Jol , I ?? C "THE THIRTE A DRAMA IN 3 ACTS I I - ' "" BY THE SOPH< r- ? Friday Night. April AI I FN V 1N1VFDQ1' VMl f Lrfl\UI By Special Arrangement " of New York ADMISSION: PUBLIC V * f \ Allen4) 30 5TORV FOR DREN rably in a groove'-tn the yra.-s and j pine ^needles. ~Tr'~ j . "This oak is- one of our oldest of (friends.. 1 renTt'ini>er the ftrst- dnnknYg 1 cup I httd It was made from dug 771* j these" and she held up a_ dainty a | corn shell that had falleiwiTom "the tfiapt .^oak. *. _ ' , rapa ."sqii w-rel "gathers'..uoilles and I oodles of. them (.ach fall lor his wih ter's supply; .Ur^ Wimt u~a arTied to ?|) < 11) 111 il t ?hill I en?tr.n t ? "f?fTTTFFf with fores t_ folksy this she did. with n .vim, uiuFbverF spring oaklings can be seen where there wasn't any the yea,^ before". ' . Our feathered l'riopds ?gatWe in these^ sprnmUnfiiLbi anthes .tu.JiuLd believe they aiv In the' midst .,f one now" (continued > Fairv ele.. ;is itnI shrill cry <?f the blue jay' Lite ring a (protest, broke iht^ peareFTines of I tie , noon day?sUUne.-s.I "This morning 1 heard Dut's nio+ ther telling the 'nrfrrrior decorator j that she really liljed oak furbishing I as they were so dm. able and lasting ( Again "'the trees exchanged- no<(sJjof j satisfaction a. ' the?fai i ie> -cumpCLed | out of sight. -?1? * ? TinUt 1_ . | school,,' " IMreeted by Howard school's primary department. I>ori"t miss it. ' Admission:. Adttlt^.l."?e; children, t(Tcentsv. V". IMIYI.I.Itv WHI \ I I KV BKANTH 9T W. < . A. NOT ICS: ?: The ones who were present ill the Y on last .Thursday enjoyed a ival ticat. . Miss ' Voting' a""dene<im-ss 'of the Episcopal church. Xew York, gav(. ?????????^ t . ' ' ' . 0 9^SC:' nafl . N Powde? F3 ^ - * bring you that radi- -. ' x?^ ant, light toned skin ' j you want so much. , A new shade?Coral W" Rose?gives your com- * lighter than the natural skin?and produces a smooth, velvety surface. 1 New processes have.made Nadine so rich and fine that it blends ihto your skin, and fairly creates a new complexion for you. It clings hours longer than ordinary powders?keepin^ r?? ?.~t 1.. *> ?5 J V*-** iav.v, inai vtiuuojy 3IUUUU1 and fresh all day. Away goes all oiliness and slime, and'in its place comes" 1 daintiness and allure. You will adore Nadine's rich and lasting perfume? men simply cannot resist it. I UseNadineasthousandsofgirlsdo, _ r not only as a face powder, but on 1 your throat and arms as well. Let its enchahting perfume surround you with fascinating fragrance. Try Nadine for ten days. If-you are hot delighted with it, we will j ?refund yotn* money gladly. At drug [ and toilet goods counters in flesh, i white, coral rose and brunette, 50 i cents. Or send us your order and. . j we will -m?lude^ valuable beauty * j booklet, free. Address Dept. J, National Toilet Co., Paris, Tenn. j eNadinelfocePdmfcr SMOOTHER. CLINGS LONGER -I ro CAFE I PHONE 9242 i Samon, Prop.,,,, _ ' { friends fo take mcvils with { -lOURS^ | Dinner 2.00 to 3:00 ? ^Snort orders at any hour * X I be served every Sunday - ? COME AL1. Y | !, Good Service & Good Food ' | ice Saturday, April 19 .v htlion. Manager % *? EWTH CHAIR" j BY BAYARD VEILLER DMORE CLASS ~~"ll 2Sttrma, al 8;TFT_ !___ with Samuel Exench Co , and London . . , * 35c t , - _? . -- . i" ? - ?; i _ ? 7 PAGE SEVEN s.n inspiring taJk tellina of her visits ~ ' , u li.t piunai iii?tamh.ni. ..i vho ('null ?: ttry. .Mrs. C. ]>. Saxon followed her with remarks fro in. her lontr ex per-. "Htmic(. in welfare work here in our 'city." . j ~ -}?d'.hen came Airs.'J."He?f.""~Xeprfr~fttdrf In pi eseniat I^e"cr'Soft Wheat. Millers ~~ j Assoeiatior^.' whir sTT\cd delie-ious ? calces and chs n'faiTp froth I her product. * ' 1 ... _. i ".Mrs, Carroll is busy with *?h.. 'vm. ? He us ~ girls' clubs. The Ind ustiiul Girls' Club has been making. some j pretty -things for Master. , j Mxi.?Matilda.- Crlflin paid-..f?r?-installation* of our telephone. MemIn i;- liii'i'l i iiir i imvi?Tmh. buy ' ?? , -,. .ff' " * . .i^. 4 ?*?. vA soft-skiri? ?" " |makes you ATTRACTIVE 9=1 I? you want to be popular?keep your cbmplexion soft -and light. Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment is considered Jthe vcy " best to lighten" arid soften the dark est skin, clear up pimples, b'o'.cnes and tan marks, and it entirely fives away with that "oily, shiny" look. Regular use" bf this preparation along with the other Dr.. "Fred Palmer Skin Whitener lPrer.ar.-i I tions keeps your Skin "soft and smooth anj.makcs you lock ftttraof tive. ? .. Dr. Fred Palmer's complete line consists ofDr. "Fred Palmer's ?Skin?.Whitener Ghntmeht;. Skin ?> Whitener Soap;' Skin Whitener , Face Powder; Hair Dresser and HID Deodorant. Scld at%all dreg stores for 25c each, or sefyl' portpaid upen receipt cf price.. Dr. Fred Palmer's, Laboratories. Dupt.-t 16, Atlanta, Ga.' * A Kcnccoii^ ;0f the Powder scat tor 40 ia bfuinpa. Dr. Fred Palmer's SKIN WHITENER "Keens. vn?rr 7? > ?%iff ?rnnthful" Just Like An Ostrich * A medical authority says that a per-, in who tries -t it'cover?uf>?skin nlemhhes and jiimple.^tvith' toilet reams and .powders is~jit?t.asT?i)oiish r^an ostrich ,f.pat bwiunfits head* in. llrT-rtrtjil *t'? avoid danger. ^?kineriip- * "' ?ions aire, nature's warning t-hat :con^trrntfdnjs throwing poisons into your hkTad .-ttu-oivm gand weakening your Mlmk' constitution. Icen*->vej;.the cousti pittedv. conilivion an<} you .will -1 V, I i ' 1 h I -11 y. Iii,r ; syst e mair^m-a dis ase and clear, up your (H^gumliski'n... . v.' The host way to do this is with a course of Herhine, the vegetable nu-di- r . cine that ac{s naturally and easily,_ ' which von can trot at thi w i:ui i:v i>Ri (; store ~ sol 111rUN RAIIAVAY SYSTEM Corrected to Jan. 19t 1930 Arrive -Union Station Leave No. i No. 5:n0p ,1'2 Augusta-X. ... Y." 32 5:10p T:."ia 31 X. Y.-Augusta 31 8:05a 12: l.'ni 2" Char'ston-Cinn. 7 12:50 4.1 511 28 Ciim-ChnvH'^ton 28?4:20p ~ 'l!:]oa 24 Columbia-.Taksv's 23 10:30p 10:50a 8 Col'i-Augusta 7 5:05p I2:*45p 14 ^Cora-Sqi'annah 13 8:20a '9:00p 23 Col'a-Phhrlotte 21' 5:25a <? >' 11:00a 13 Cora-Charlotte* 14 2:00p 9:55p If Columbia Chail'n 12 5:30a '-. 4:55a 15 Colu'bia-.Char'.afii. 10 2:20a I 1.40|?"'.:2 fWrriSpar:aiibuvg 3;OOp.-j-->' . I0:00p 10 Cob:m a-Greenvie 15 0:50a (boOplis "Co'.'a-Cbailotto lTl 7:00p rO:45a 18 Colum'a-Atlanta 17 0:35p r~ *Yu Camden ?55$ 3&SE2BZB a | Pullman cars. 1 Dining ears. ' | IF YOU HAD A NECK V. AS LONO AS THIS FILIlOW AND HAD 1^ ~ I ii down ' ^ > J lie ?n< <e?. 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