The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 24, 1930, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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!"urTtnv, May 24, 1930.
Kir. Cecil Williams, -who now ~ re- j
Bs in New York, visited hi* parents,
^^unri Mrs. G. *C. Williams, this
;S7B7^WaTTaVe TTas arrived ifi~
Mnity find. -will ofi-npy his nuloit
flidney Park church "Sunday morn v.
W. R. Fisher of BishopviHe
amonif our visitors in the o(]tce
] ?t; D. i Dinkins of Savannah,
e 'gia was a pleasant visitor in the
o e of Mrs. Minnie Bostick on East
le ^ais street last week. Mrs. Bosjc
and Mrs. -Ufllsy Beurhuin enter-?
ed jointly ia Kts iionor af Mrs.
,v tick's home on Friday evening,
e ?ral guests were present and eoolrefreshments
were served.
r ve wish to thank our many- friends
speak-of our paper from time to
H?in nnnnniinmmm til SllhsPI'lhl"
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'pecial thanks this week go to Mrs.
I. Evans ofLEine. street... ?
Messrs. L. fi. Thompson, Er H. Jen-|s
and iLTLong, student^ of-Johrtsun
j rbvmith- university motored down on
finday to be the guests" of Misses
jhel and Emily Shelton. ' .
'm rs.JaawtrsrH. Stepti'ehson~and Mrs.
11 rie Harrison of New York City are
K 1. Hampton~of 614 Blanding street,
(i s. Stephenson was formerly Miss
\ >y Hampton. , .
lis^ Lucile ' Swinton of* Savannah,
Je >rgia and_Mr. William Coptdnnd*
Asheville were the guests of Miss
'tIsy~Quattleba'.im, 11K18 Oak street
?t week. j
Mr. Sylvester L. Burns in comnnnv
'th: Mr. Roosevelt Pryor. James
reher and Mr. Edward Sweat nioired
down to Sumter Sunday to vil
Mr, Sylvester's parents, Mr. and
Jrs. VJ. J. Bums. They expressed
[rmselves* as having a jolly time and
vsuceesstful trip.
Mri. Mary G. Corley of Washing>n,
D. C., is spending her vacation
1th In i' ruinin'"- Mr. and Mrs. Wadv
orick, 1817 Wayne street. They mo>red
to St. Matthews and spent Wed
fcsday ~with Rev. and Mrs. J. M.
ackson at which time a lovely diner-was
served. They also motored
^Orangeburg after dinner. Rev. Alerick,
Mrs. Janie Reese, and
Irs. .1. M. Jackson and frit s.v"tvrirK.-y
?ere in the party.
!MYs. Wheeler a?d children of Sparrtburg*
spent"Tasr^Srmdaj' s.vRh-M-rsr
trick on Wayne street. ^
-AW fni-.-w, R. Lakint formerly of
ylunibia, ltnt now of Asheville, spent
st week end in the city among retives
and friends. ' ,
R1RTH ANNOUNCES! 11 NT '
(Bo^n to-Mr. and Mrs. W. M.-fou.es
07 Liberty Hill, Mav 11th a daugh
131 A KK1 Ali t. A IN IN IJU IN I 1V.YJ J.
Mrs.v Lavenia Felder wishes to anunce
the marriage of her daughter:
iss Sadie Felder, to Mr. Thomas
ckpeay, April 14th, 1930.,
BRIDGE BRILLIANT -AFFAIR
Misses Henrietta Boozer and Lucy
illinms -were at~ a J most
doyable bridge Monday afternoon in
ifipliment to a few of their intimate
pds at th"e~bome of Miss/Boozer on
MLlilltgloii street. ?
U? be affair was original in detail
Kd distinctive in brilliance. Promptly
lOsix o'clock tally cards were presen
M the loveTy-guestfr present and" ptay
fl began, immediately. Five tables
!|r bridge were placed in the living
wma; During the games Jordan aldonds
were served the players. Af[dr
three__progressions Mrs. AT
Inkins, who held top score, was giv
""sheer silk hose in blond, to Miss
thea Wilson, who held low score, was
ie^nted a beahtiful powder puff in
een. Each guest drew for consola>n
and for this' each was awarded
useful prize. Among the prizes
awn were ear rings, hand cream
?ap, Datn cioin, lowei, nan me, Deans
l?wdw4-, perfume, nail pnliah ami O^er^appreciated
tokens.
lThe""invited guests included Misses
Vllian Watts, Rhea Wilson, MinneBta
Garrison, Ray Saxon, Susie Wil
Ims, Maud Pendergrn*?y Daisy
Bach, Mesdames. D. K. Jenkins, N.
B Jenkins, H. Paul, H. H. Cooper,-A.
^-Collins. T. Johnsonr H. Williams,
llUuff M'. HdUmWHW^ MA* WH1?
Br, Alma Rhodes and .Helen Patted-"
BM Jw"lwlches,rpineapple"^^ ^
-thins, and punchy Strawberry iceHam
and cake were served.
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NEW CENTURY N EWS
Tbe members of the New Century
rtaere most delightfully entertained
h u r sd ay May 1st,
whei^ Mrs. J. C. Eubunks entertained.
When final ^scores were counted,
Mrs. H. W. Bauuigardner hold highest
and received- a bottle, of Coty- I?a
Rose perfume while the booby, a novel
kitchen pad and pencil set was pre
sen ted to Mrs. \V. 1). Chappelle, Jt\
- Mrs. C. E: Stephensoh having drawn
highest fur runsulatiun was given
Coty perfume. ~
The hostess served an appetizing
chilled salad, chicken paddies, rolls
buttered and an iced-drink.
; tin Thursday; May H?tt> Mr*7
i ooper enienameu the members ot
the New Century club ami quests at
a lovely brjdge party at her beautiful
home in Pinehurst.
The six tables placed by the hostess
were occupied by* the players at
the appointed Four ancT usual tniereil
was evidenced throughout the games
At the conclusion of the cards Mrs,
Choran of Washington, who was visitinir
in the citv was presented a box
"of stationery.?Xlie?fiwst prize fot
highest score, a tapestry bag, went
to Miss Thomasjna Thomas. Club prizes
as follows Mrs. A. J. Collins, 1st
a beautiful pair of hose, while booby
set went to Mrs. II. I). Pearson. Mrs
"Th FT Jenkins luckily drew highest
for consolation and was presented s
nair of Gordon V-Line hose. ~y::
?y*? ?? <>f n d'di^htfni nfternoon
the hostess servetLa delicioui
repast consisting of vegetable salad
creamed potatoes, lamb chops, hot
D'nittCred rolls and iced tea.
i:tw TI:I:!V HONOR HKIDK KI>KC^
The F.ss Tees club?entertained- a'
bridge at the l&veljr home.of Mr< ant
<.n Tui'sd'iy fvenintr, May 21 *t honor
*11u' .die or t'Uin nit'iiiinu's, -~rviiK!
Florence Cantt. a charming_and popu
lar lu'ide-iplect of the season, Afte
cards were laid aside, a deliprhtfu
course of sweets and ices-,was served
'Miss (ilantt's place Was marked by i
dajnty'.bride seated atop- the ices, a;
wnsthpt of IV] iss . truth Butlev. n-no
ther chai niinu^t)ride-elect of the sea
son. Mr. Murphy,' in well chosen word!
presented to Miss (Jantt an electri<
toaster as a token of reniembranei
from tin club.?To Miss Kuth Uutle
was given a dainty buffet set of li
nen aiid lace. Frizes a warded at caid
were' as. follows: Ladies hiprh scon
Miss Louise Thmopson; men's higl
,score, Mi-. NV'hlteman, consolation
Miss Moii/.kjibooby, Mr. Mitchell
In addition to Miss Guntt the follow
-Quests enjoyed the cliil?rs?hpspt
! tality,- Misses iRuth Butler, Louis*
tThompson, Muttie .Muuzoit.-Outherim
TTooveT.~ M esthiTlTPj?" ~.hThn -<3om wel I
Fletcher Gantt, Frank Butler, Hen
- rv V'iacciiL. ami Messrs. Madden
"M n i| i li y, Dickei. on, Wh item an, .inrK
son, Lane, Chappelle, Williams am
Mitchell.
?-lluu ALrs.
(oo trudp tj, Stevens in he
charming way entertained the younj
Matrons' Club at her lovely home 01
j-Klmwootljavenue Tuesday afternoon
.May l^Ulh with four tallies of cards
During the games Mrs. Stevens fa
vored us with yadio music which al
| enjoyed ,A ftlj> 1 w
J found that Mrs. Mae 1). Walker ha<
i highest score and received a prett]
Mesh .pink dansette. Mrs. Grace Rut
1 cut highest for consolation and receiv
I ed a beautiful double pack* bridge set
(Low score to Mrs. Ruth Johnson, i
cute baby elephant souvenir.
T~'~Ml'd. Mult it-?Baylor and Miss Vi
[ vian Nance drew for guest prize, bu
I" black ami yel 1 o"W Laiudiui'.rca'flL hein|
tho lucky one. J '
The hostess-served congealed_J>ine
| apple salad, potato chips, sandwiche
. stalled celery anti iceu numn.
1 Those who enjoyed the -afternobi
'outside of " the club members were
i iMesdanies. Mattie Baylor, I.ucile N
' Paul, Louise Reynolds, Sceppie Clark
pVtttte Rosboroughr McDonald, am
Misses Vivian Nance, Louise Thomp
Tsmr; ?Z~~
LE CEKl LE PLEASINGLY ENTER
TWINED
Le Cercle Entre Nous,held its las
! meeting of the year on Wednesda;
afternoon of the past week and a
.this time Miles. Garrison and Wil
(son those^two palls, who like to n>ak
things pleasant for everyone, weri
hostesses at a most enjoyable bridfr
in the beautiful home of Dr. and Mrs
JWT. IL Chappelle on Pine street.
The hostesses thought ft a "fihe idei
^trrirrYTte. "tho parijf" since this wouI<
!* the last "tret fpfrether"' of the sea
so Misse i Tholma_Nel8<mv--Matti.
7TVbT?r~VxvTaTr Nance, Henrietta Roo
zer, Mesdames Modjeska Simkins, H
. D. Pearson, Messrs. R. E. Jackson, T
.T. TTaRherry,?hr Stalworthy?J. D
tVTiitemnn, H. M. Lane, C. W. Maddei
,J. E. Dickerson, W. Taylor, and G. E
i tlf
THE PALM!
J Murphy came lt\ to help- make The
1 evening una. not soon to he forgotten.
The?spacious living . and _tkmng]
rooms were .thrown ensuite and-here
'seven tables were placed for bridge.
Tiny books on the covers - of which
(Were pirate girls guarding each play'ly
cards in shapes of miniature ships
I on the high seas, and there ""amid a
scene of much hi liarity several
r'rounds" of bridge were played and
i prizes?were?givea,?To Mile.?l.oah
Frazier went a.pair of hose, as she
field top score. :Mlle. Daisy Koacb,iWvo
cut highest won as consolation,
J a beautiful datfc'e handkerchief in
-j white chiffon and Uteet?^low score
; prize went to Mile. Muttie ^louzon,
,beautiful crystal cut beads. The laflics'
guest prize was given Miss Henrietta
Boozer, who Vielfl Viicrtiouf 13/.,.....
and she was presented a large bottle
', of Coty's Paris Perfume-?and Mr.
' |G. . B. Murphy, lucky. gent was ivin'
(nor of a much.desirable tie'in nioder'
rnistic designs.
, J To the guests the hostesses served
'. shrimp sitlml, fluffed coli'ry. dllvi'sr
|nicklse. burterthlns and'Ice-tea. Dntrr
;ty individual cakes/in bridge motifs
. I iced to correspond with the colors of
-jfhe calds wjure also served. _
MAY QUKKN t'ON'I'hSj Sr.CCKSS!?TheMay
Queen Contest and Flower
tournament which- was staged last
7~Monday night at Zlon uBptlst Church
1 was a success. MocH credit is giyen to
? Mrs. Alma L. Hopkins who presented
; this pageant in interest of . the B. y.
P. U. -
#' A lovely musical program was ren,
dered by Columbia's best talent. At
P:UU o'clock Brol. H. KiddiclC played
the -march. Mr. Thos. Dargan as
t king and- Mrs; Lizzie Quarles, Miss
1 America, marched in leading the fift
teen beautiful--queens. --"Each club in
"the church sponsored a queen. Miss
TV 11 TT " *"* * *
rnn-tM.iiv nnrpr-Ti-nm k ki [n.wimil -i?,l
* Mrs. Dessie McGriff and Mis? IVis
cilia. Tucker from the Bethlehem Bapr
tist church played a part rrv this
1 contest, we wish to thank the marry
.friends for their support.
'I The first prize was won by Mrs.
1 Annie Mae Chandler. Second, by Mrs.
s Fllizabeth Brevard, third Miss Naomi
- Cromerr fourth Mrs. DeoiViv McCritf,
. fifth, Miss Dorothy I!ui'pt'i'. ?
I $162.10 was-the total amount rais3
ed.
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lr-T4I.K. VOLUNTEERS' VKTOlt V
"1 The Volunteers' club is the youngest
club oi Zion Baptisi chUt'Ch. The club
e was organized February 10, 10.'10 with
i a membership of seven. Since that
time the club has grown to sa mem*
? bership of eleVen. The members of
' this club believe in club spirit and
" Cooperation.
|4=?rowned Queen
_l MRS. ANNIE MAE CHANDLER
aBgB_a8gajg=ltf ^ ^
^ ' and cooperation in the Queens^ Con^
jtest and Flower tournament Riven oti
-^May 12th fit Zlon Baptist church! fri
- order for such a small number of
s J young people1 to be victorious - in a
I contest of that kind .there had to be a
j^unity within tht^club. The Volunteers
n did not win by a "narrow margin Bui
: I the victory came to the Volunteers
[J easily. The margin between the Vo.
jlunteers and the other clubs was.jwide
'' and there were fifteen dlubs in the
contest. The Volunteers club was nunt
^ b'6f' 13. Number thirteen is lucky for
the victorious Volunteers. Mrs. A.
M. Chandler was chosen queen' and
Mioana t oo on.i r
Lee Cook were maids from the Volunteer
club. .
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t REV. W. M. GLADDEN EXTENDS
INVITATION ,
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Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Gladden of
" Columbia now pastoring Mother Lig
Wrty C. Mr-Ei church,. Jackson^JLeii^
nesee, take this method of informing
their friends of and inviting them to
e the following occasions: theYinishjng
' of their daughters, Halttie'Belt from
the Nurse Training cmrf^e'rtf-'Tuggle
j Institute Jiospifcal Birmingham, Alabama,
May 28th and Victoria StoWy
1 from Booker Washington high school
- Columbia 1st week in June. _
^ On account of these occasions Mrs.
? JLarlt
~ May 26th for Birmingham and ?"o
lumbia. The loyal members of l.iberty
church thru the depart mo"* ?
arn pivinff her a testimonial service
n "Matf 25th on behalf of the girls. She
wili be at home* 2(112 Sumter street
'"lumbia, S. C., after May 31st*
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STTO LEADER
| BED-TfME S
1 CfilLL
V
Vacation Time D
(Continued)
'in,., .i..~ : : ""
? ?..v. ui uejtariure dawned at 11
lust. All the hurry and bustle of v
tin; travel were being experienced in
the iMarkham's household. Mother, H
May and Ted were doing their best to s
keep pider anions the smaller children h
but to no avail. They were running '
pell-mell lover the houge, tumbling
their way. .Just as excited aiid happy
as youngsters of 7. .ft. and n.pt
to be. . " 1 f t'l
_Last minute preparations weh' ti
made and then they were off for the
train. " O, O; Oh!", cried little Sue, d
"I can hardly keep still, such fun we,'1
ate going to have." 1 hope aunt. Kate n
has the cooky jar full of freshg in tree s
cookies," answered Pete, u hi y um y
lim! and he jumped up and down on it
the.seat. Baby Bess was fast asleep on t
mother's lap and so was dnabe to ex- d
-press, uny-- opinions?at- aik-? 7?
May was reaihng a. copy of ih? hit.
the flying land scajie. "I think my i
dears, said mother thoughtfully, .we I s
are going to have a sp 1 inded vacatoin 1
this season". I am sure of it answered
gave Ted a knowing (wink) that,mean, ]
_tXL illst villi vi-nif o?/l
Anita j,
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Nt) w R^eort
- The Reverend Nix, creater of the 4'Bla
Mae McKianey with a Bible on her rece
Laboratory in Chicago. _
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Makes Record
Antl nu.u._.\ina .May .AUKi'tim-v <a0
t* found on jdmnot' rajih t in ned ;u
't*11 as on th,- siUci m ifi'ii,
Whin passing thru <'hi.a;*o .in-fiit
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at the* w rc<-a ijih? |a
oratory in tin.1 onln"'- -d' >h.- "Kl_i-l.
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lid Nix and In. e f .at < >;i
taking a: a \o.alioi, II...I.I, ?
III in In-r 1 a|o! i.hrt i d \ wit h TFiT"
Black I)ianioiHI I !> i" . ." . n ?-.d in
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"I fallohi.iali." M i .Mi Kiitin N'wns
bit* to inject into rr-.-ioilint* a
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a Harry Kr.oc, V?>c.-ili??ii' alsy ma
. * . tairer.
is coma to n.nl.c of it H.c mil
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Vina Ala.. AlI, ... i. I
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i "Hallelujah" at tin* . <';?|?jt??'J Then
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The delegates ?\v1 InT'/ntt<nlcd^ tin)Or.ts
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PAGE SEVEN
tribute# the most to Fairwold, was
piesented this year to the culture .
: club.?The Culture dub having?mis
ed most money second tp the Sun
~f:fghtQtr nf^vutiKotniry; . Which al: _
ways leads in contributions' to Fait
wpld. . . .
Mi s. Marian I'aul, our pres^n^n resident
was"'elected .chairman of FairWold
activities.
_ LLauJ . wdl^ls^o ^the VT'iition'
which will convene?H-ol?' ?
Springs, Arkansas during the. month
of July. ,
David (?. I1 llison?
general Insurance ,
I -tion ifiven Vo^rtrH- business
plaaced with me. '
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Correeted to Jan. 19, 1930 ~
Arrive Union Station ' Leave
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.' :0Pfi.;?2 Augm-ta-N. V. 32 5:101) >' "
7:55a 31 \. I.-Augusiu?!tf?8:06a .3 : XL
'2:45.]i 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 7 M2:50
4:1 f?p 28 Cinn-Charie.-j.lon 28 4:20p
I0:ljip 10 Celumliia-Cinn. 9 7:00a
">:.) 0a '2-1. (Ulunihia-Jaksv's 23 1 Q:30p
J0:.")0a 8 CoTa-Augusta 7 5:05p ....
12:lap 14 (*rrl'fr Savannah 13 8:20a
P:00p. 23 (.'ol'a-Chailotte 24 5:25ir<
1 4:00a' 1'3 Col'u-Charlotte 14 2:00p
OJjap I I Colombia Chai l'n 12 5:30a X
4:55a l5?tJolt?'l)ia-Char'sti. .10 2:20a
' -l :40p 2 Cora-Spar-anburg 3:00p ^ <-*
,10:00p~~iti-Colani'a-Greenv'e 15 G:50a ,
0:00pl 18 U'ol'a-Charlotte 114 7:00p
1-0:45a?18 Colum'a-Atlanta 17 G:35p X .
v ir> i " ?
I ? i.i v ttiiiiii'ii and koik Hill.
I'nllniun rar? 1 >1 nlnir cars.*-. , . . .
Y?U HAD A NFCK
V AS-IONO AS THIS ;
FIUOW AND HAD
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