The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 14, 1931, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Saturday, March
Mr. Tom Hampton is cammed to
bed at his home on ikidt Si. W4J
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Miss Katie S. Kiiox, the principal
of Swansea. Graded S hool was calk'
ed home to the bod-s tie oi'-'hcr .sick
mother who is now a pauo!tji Vu
the WaverLev liosnitul. We -ill lira.
her a?speedy, ruuwiy.?
Sad news were received Friay nite
March (i nf the death uf Miss llylen
A^ffoward, datightcifroi Mr. and' Mm.
J. A. Howard of Chicago, formerly
friends that extends sympathy to the
bereaved family. ..
Mr. E. Mobry, of' Host oh, Mates.,
left Tursdav afternoon for home, after'a-jvery
pleasant stay of. .a month
with?his?hrothew. Mr. J. .Mobry.
140C Harden St., and his dr.. is. Mrs.
Ellen Thompson and Mrs. Alive Walker.
During his stay he met nuuiy x?i
^ his old friend^and svhool mates of
former days ai Hcneilict. i!e g.c.Hlv
y enjoyed the splendid reception g'ven
in his honor at the'beautiful residence
of Mrs. Julia Hart -Mr. Senate St.
Mr< Hart is a i-lass-; ,a; . his. 11 v
leaves with many regrets and hopes to
return soon. .
? INDEI'ENI)EXT- S< :l i \ 1. LJLL.U__
Independent Social C'luh met at the
home of Airs. Ethel Sizlcr with the
president acting. The meeting Was
opened in usual form. After the
transaction of business Mrs. Sizlar,
enVtro/l Q /lAlirvUi f nl I > ? ?
- NOTICK!
Listen out for the Pew Tiully Contest
by the Business jpid t'rolessionai
people of Columbia* sponsored by
the Ladies of Wesley M. Iv. Church.
Watch for the winning pr\^j_>Iarch
??22, at 4:.10 o'clock.
Rev. G. W. Cooper,-. Pastor
- W AVER LEY-NIG LIT IIAMK.S J
The Waverley Night ILiwks' Social
Club held its regular business mission
at the residence of James Preston*
Jr., Monday night at S:-J5 o'clock
Those present: Snnui' ' 'l^i - nipsun.
President; Walter Ilick.-or. \ ice Pie>.
James Preston, See.; Geor'e I'VldcTT
Treas.-; Joe Harms, Rv-p.I'io
gram Committee: C. Ik; Chairman:
Raymond Gilliam, CUli'.ord Rni>iitso;\,
James Sewcll.
' * LITTLE FOLK JOLLY lU NCH
ci.ro
The little Folk Jolly ILrnrh (TMmet
at the ho: a <>' Mat :e I'ampton
1008 lleidt St.. Monday ..-Ye,Yog. Mar.
~W. 1'he meeting \v;' ' eaMi M- tu?
by the president, after the busim <?
was discussed then a nice program
was rendered -alter which fi lYeshments
was served. Met-: l .-meeting ai
. the .home, of "Gladys Miller.
. Mattie ILr.ipion. l'n
' Ol-lll't a- I'miili. . . .r
Tally Mae llall. Trim
Mamie Hampton, Uiputor
iilRTH-MTK I'AlViv
?1 _Mr, and Mrs. Nolm "\Y or
brated their hivtlv-rii'e^v..; h ? j<-d-lv
party -en Tuesday, c\ c nin;r. Man-h lu."
rooms were beautifully < ; or.red with
ivory vines and ,all sort- of lovely
spring flowers. Tin; b.rth-uite caVo
was snow white adorned wi?h ldue
candles.
r Thirty-two . gua^s \v+nc pn sOnltthe
guests wore pink and b'ue rap.-.
A few games were played which wit"
. full of fun. A Very delicious . epa.-t
k was served and the guests- return.d
to their respective - homes at 11:00
P. M. All reported a very eajwyatrhr
evening. ------ v.* '?
ROYAL S1XTKKX CI.I'll
The Royal Sixteen -Club h hi a eall
meeting at the home ol' Mrs;-. ' Win.
Martignnlt last \ra??k?on it-r?i rguhn
meeting day. ,
Meeting was called to order by the
president at the usual time. After
having read 'a~srrrpttn-e from?t4n
oipie ami repcaiou me - m m i snnu.
The Dance which wuH given.on the i27
of last month was <1 i -cussed. The
club was" very much pleased with
the results of the (lancet 11 early
thanks is extended to each- and every
one who attended u-nd invito" yon-to
attend its Gingham Dress ami Overall
Dance on March -7. 11 at the
Odd Fellows Casiiy*. This is the first
of its kind for the season don't miss
it.
Sl?N'KISS CI,|'T,
Miss Fannie Reynolds was. hostess
to the Sunkiss Social Club, Tuesday,
night at her home on Blossom St.
The meeting, was called to order by
saying the Lord's. Prayer. The roll
called was dispense with minutes
read and approved.
In addition to the members there
were many visitors.
After thq. business session the mom-bers
and friends .enjoyed progressive
whist. ~ First ptize TwTuvled "T<T"Mfme
Inez Martin, a party handkerchief
and second prize to Miss Martha Brad
Icy, a box of.linen, stationery. A delightful"
course, of salad, sAltines, tea
cake and punch was served. The
club's next meeting will ho held with
^ Mrs. Minnie Lee Rice on Harden St.
Miss Helen Fox, Reporter.
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COMING SOON ! !
"LADY WJNJDEMERJS'S FAN"?
ALLEN^ WN IV ERSITY AUDlT.OR
CM?WEDNESDAY NITE, . >
APRIL 1st - 7 >
This play has been successfully ,pr<
vented to capacity audiences in Ei
topean countries as in this countr
and merits great praise. The cas
selected for this presentation is C<
I imbia's most talented.
< "Lady Windemere's Fan," promist
to be equally, if not more praisi
vorthy than "Lightning," the Cultui
Club's presentation of the previot
j ear.
i -Mrs- Annie Belle Weston, the abl
director has had extensive trainin
has written awl?presented?plays (
her own; has starred in several of
I lie most popular plays and nageanl
even presented before South Carolin
apdiences; and is a general favoril
with play-goCrs. '
Tic kets will be on sale next "wee
rpt.? : ...Ml
i iic* ?* uu.yn s i anun win inn
in Columbia. May 1. 2. and 3. Ever
number, is urgently asked to attem
* THE BR A W LEY HOOK CLUB
Tin> Brawl.v Rook Club met at tV
home of Miss France Hull.. Th
program of -the meeting was as fo
lows: The Twenty-third Psalm; Ii
- t omental. Mi?s Ila, Stewart; R<
view" oi "The Autobiography uf a
ex-colored man," Miss K. Clyde M\
-ers and the di^eussion-of-thecomed
n. Bert Williams, was led by Mr;
"trrnrnr Jones. ?
The play -eomipittee reported tV
pageant chosen: 4|Light of Women
and the charactejn^ selected.
Our President, Mrs. Jones, we
"onied our quests, Misses Boozei
Harper, Burnett and Grigsby.
A dtliciou- collation of fruit an
nut salad, cheese wafers, puffle
-russian tea. was servotL ?
Our next meeting will be held t
the home of our- President. _Mrs. 1
Goode Jones .on March 18;
THb: TWILIGHTS' NEWS
On March 3", 1031 the Twilight So<
ial Club held its first, meeting sine
it rtrhrbrated- its- fir-sC anrilversarAT ..
It is a rule of the club to re-e!e<
officers every year. The officers "c
the pa?t year were as follows: Ge<
Choeseborough, President; Ileywar
How. ian, Vice-President; Hope Grar
" 'ecrctary and Treasurer; Jas. Meetz
-llunortcr; Herbert Reed, Marshall.
The oTj-; rs for the ensuing yea
are as before with the exception t
bice changes Hope Grant, is tn
secretary 11orb' 11 Reed, treasure)
: nd Henry Toutley, Marshall. Afte
The re-elect U)T5 ttromchib-?memW)
mode two amendments to the Const
tut ion. First: That a member be dii
missed from the club if he is for
months'behind in his dues. Seconc
That the membership shall not e>
,.( c d twenty in number.
Jas. Meetze, Report*
-I.E CKRCLE ENTRE NOUS
One of the prettiest parties of tt
latewinter was given by Mile. Mar
Hrry SyHWTTrrw*- > ??*?? 1 .nt
I day afternoon when she entertaine
Le Cerele Entre Nous at a bridge
.i.tfl'.cciti,
- The .rooms in which _the games wci
played were superbly decoratei
^nile the host of gorgeously dres;
" 1 Indies: added to rmrke?fta love)
Guests of the afternoon who joit
I?'I -i 11 iu P ilm
es of Jersey City; Sylvia Prior Joht
J en, Budio.-AVeathers, Ada Coope
\thel snaw and .vines. ramn r>uut
[anil Janic Adams.
! - At the conclusion of the game
|ji:':/os wore awarded Mile. Dais
I ijoach who scored highdst and Mil
j-fceah' 1''i a/.ier for consolation. Bot
j ilie^o lucky ladies received d.f.nt
i>,o^-i/f lingerie while Mile. Thormisin
[ 'HifHaas received a pretty hiiidkei
Johiefjas booby. Mme. Sylvia Johnso
was proud possessor of a gilt mak<
up box as guest prize.
As a centerpiece on each indivi<
f l I Il.l.. th? liinc^on. cut gla:
] tickets were used^ tilled with bo
1 ho^.s and other sWeets and the co
r l.ll imt-~^utiwed^was "good to the la:
' Ojle of the most^erTjoyablg__afte:
! nooiis spent was the' sCntiment~v7Tr
' ed l).v all who attended the courtes
j of Mile. Saxon.*
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CARI) OF THANKS .~?
i ii r .. -.:-l . _ ti 1. iu. .... :
I \Y ii WlSIl to UlUlift tnu Hieing mem
r?6r their kindness during the shoi
illness1 mid denth of. our brother a?
j ncphtew. Robert D. Wragg and ft
I the beautiful floral designs,
(Mrs.) Gertrude W. Well
Rachel Smith. '
TO ROLANDO L_
j Within the silent abyss of sand an
clay
I They have planted you
j .^s the seed of the lovely rose
; Your delivate tendrils will penetratt
The mouldering wall of your mot)
er's tomb
' And creen unon her breast
Tn childlike estafcy.
And though with coming years m
j sorrow lengthens
As the wintry eve";
For hushed to my waiting ear ,
Are ytiur whistling notes
, That trillefl as a hird;
j Yet the ~-?rks of love divine
i Kindled An youth withinmyarder
I soul
Will never cease to flame.
1 Verona
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THE PALM
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IN MEMOR1AM ?
^ In loving memory of our durlini
and dearest daughter, Nesbitt Girlit
wife,- sister and mother departed thi
life March 0, 1928.
I'Tis
sweet to think we'll meet agai
y. Where partings are no more,
And that the one we loved so wel
t Has only gone before." ~
l
y i Father and mother, Arthur and Lo
1 uise Mankin; husband and childre
James, Sr., James, Jr., and Opheli
! Nesbitt sister and brother Carter an
?s i Pearl Jones.
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le IN MEMORIAM.
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ie MORRIS?In sad and lovine men
)f jury of -our-dear mother, Mrs. Hai
liett Morris, who- died 17 years ag
March 11, 1fl14 ^ _? ?
a Dearest loved owe, thmj-hast left l
te And our loss we deeply feel
But 'tis God who knows our heart
k aches,
He can all our sorrows heal.
It is lonesome here without you,
T And sad the weary way;
?t For life is not the same for us
y Since you were "called away.
i.
Even, death has a wonderful missioi
Though it robbed us of a moth<
we loved, , ^
le It drew us from our surroundings
ie-1 To long for a mecting aboYcTT:
1- . ; l
No, matter how heavy our loss is,
3- No matter how great our despaii
rrr Does not heaven seem nearer and
brighter, **
ir, .-To know that our dear mother is
s. there.
A devoted son,
io? T.J.MORRIS.
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1- IN MEMORIAM
1 ? ?
_ In, sad memory of mv mot hot- \Tr?
in i ftssie Hopkins, who departed this lif
s, Feb. 28, 1030.
it My mother, Oh! my mother.
^ Wha.t-haro? ?ould-swevt?r-be-J
From this world to another-;-~ ~
She's prone a while from itre. *
But when in prayer I'm kneeling,
Her precious memory brings
- To my sad- 'heart the healing
' Of unseen Angels wings.
e Gone but not forgotten.
Robert S. Adams, sort;
Mrs. Mary Marshall, mothe
D.
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THE ESS TEES CLUB.
Miss Vivian Nance was a pleasin
ir hostess to the Ess Tees Club Fel
ruary 27.
ie At the proper time the hostess ol
. fered each one a lovely tally and i
a few minutes every one was seate
'.a tat one of. the five tables which wer
, arranged for bridge. The bcautifi
.. flowers which were placed in attrac
*r jtive positions added much to al
j. ready enthusiastic players and *ever
C1 one was ready to begin playing im
' mediately. Every one .seemed to hav
M. jbeen eager-for the first honor bn
I of course all could not win so at th
I end of three hands the following pei
'sons WPr P awardorl PI""4- -"
I_ ?v-u A.HSl JJI'IZ
Miss Charlise Pendarvis a lovel
piece of lingerie; consolation Mis
y j Catherine Mack; a bridge set cor
id scorepads^ guest prize Mrs. R. !
j. j Younejblood, a lovely ,iar of bath no
jder; low score. Miss Ella Clyde M>
0 | ers. a novelty. \
d, ! The hostess' color scheme was ye
5- low which was carried out in the ti
y- ble covers and?napkins, candiesrbai
ikets and flowers. _
I Miss Nance served a dclicioi:
I shrimp salad course which was mad
j. , very atlraciive bv its stuffed celer
r> which had a slight yellow tint an
;r deviled, eggs which also had its pai
I in the yellow color scheme.
I The guests of the hostess were
v Mrs. S. S. Youngblood, Mrs. Modies
ka Simkins; Miss Minnesota Garriso
h Miss Lucy Williams, Mrs.-Jake Ei
y ; banks. Miss Rhea Wilson and Mn
ia May Walker. Every one spent an e
f. ioyable evening at the home of Mis
,n Nance. . ' .
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i_ . NOTICE!
ss
[7T?Kishftp R. r. Ransom bf Hie A.
1- : P PVmvoVl Will r\r?r?o V? of " T rwlr.,rv
, ~ .....
3t | Presbyterian Church, Sunday, Marc
r ] 15, 1931; at 11:30 A., M. Everybod
^J^jnvited to be present to hear
,y ; great and good man.preach. j_
G. t. dillard, Paste
Is [ . .
ft - peUdleton News ~
id I ; =====
>r We are. very glad to hear ths
(Misses Florence Miller, Eloisc Millc
s, |C. R. Williams, R. C. Hamburg, an
| iWofthy Thompson are up again'al
j ter being indisposed for over r. wee
h Inspite of the- inclement weathe
?! Rosenuabf Day was observed at th
school 3:30 P. M., Sunday by th
d | efficient Principal, Mrs. R. J. Clarl
! who is doing her bit to stamp ou
. .illiteracy in Pendletpn.
, The Turkey Contest that \yns giv
!? | en by the W. W. Club w?as quite
'" success. Mrs. A. Kcese. being th
: winner of the 14 lbs. turkey.
! The birthday of Mr. Will Washrnp
' ton was celebrated, at his home Suri
^day; having. jaS-Jiia. guests Rev. an
Mrs. G. B. Brown, Mrs. Kathercn
iJackson and Mrs. Ada Washingtor
j A deliciious dinner was served oonsis
I ting of chicken, rice, June peas, har
fruit salad, celery, pickles, candy pc
I tatoes coffee and fruit and plain cak
lt to the delight of all the guests.
Mrs/ A. Brown and little daughte
I of Greenville are visiting her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hnmburf
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Corrected to.February 3, 1931."
Arrive Union Station Leav* ,
No. No.
2:40p 32 A ijrusta 32 2:47p
!=r 7rlon 31 V.-AucuFfiv 31 7:55iT
12:50a 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 1:00p
4:15p 28 Cinn-Charieston 28 4^20p
9:30p 10 Columbia-Cinn. 9 7:00a
5:00a 24 ColumbiaJaeks'c 23 10:30p
11:45.a .8 Col'a-Augusta 7 4:17p
I2:55p 20 Coi'a-Savannah 19 8:20?
9:30p 23 Col'a Charlotte 24 ~57T5a
11:00a 13 Cora-Charlotte 14 4:S0p
9:55p 11 Columbia Charl'n 12 S'OOa j.
4..*i3a 1 :"i (>ili.i'bm-Cim>l'5tn id liOoa '
10:00]) 10 Colum'a-C?reenv'e 15 6:50a
1:05p 113'Col'a Charlotte 114 12:25p
' 10:45a 18 Colum'a-Atlanta 17 6:bbji
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