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Saturday, May 9, 1931. Miss Elizabeth Turner and Miss ^ Eva Tucker of Norfolk, Va.""Were * Sunday, house guest of..the Daniels s family. -a '. 1 t Mr. and Mrs. Handsel Waldo of Aiken left ^Sunday fan; ~-Columbia;-r~ ville, fyk Y., where they will spend 11 ? 'the stnAiiier. ? ?- w,,? ?:1 Mrs. Wilhemina Byrdx Brown and * Son; Mrs W. F. Poolw and?son? Fittsburg, Fa.; Mrs. W. D. Byrd of, Norfolk, Va., art* house guest of Dr.] and Mrs. L. M. Daniels an^^piily. Mrs. Addie Hanberry of Ashevill" C N C. the mother of Prof. T. J, Han- j berry was a visitor in our city las'. 0 week end. While here she was the house guest c of Mrs. Annie Qarriek. She express- . v ed herself as spending a- very enjoy- v able week end^ and hopes-to come n again soon. ' _ 1 - ?Rev. J. ('. \vinle of W'iivston Sale n J a ^ N. C. passed through the eity ntonday jl H morning enroute to Charleston,-S. C.'r W to run a weeks'meeting for the Rev. 11 * ;J. W. White -of "MiMribrjal "Baptist P Church he was acconipayed by his ^ daughter Almetta who stopped Jii J! Columbia to spend the week with her. I '"God Mother Mrs.' Alma L. Ffbpkins |a ni -a-asm Hi'iv:ik Mi, who is tmdcirrg?rtr-* . very pleasant fnr luM' While ur*our"~ j city ' Miss Marjoris A. Richards, tatente.l Violin inslructo'r of Knpxville Colleg?" f and Mis- UulJi . \. Perry, Her ar-. i .. 1. eompanist, ' b?\>a<le;?! l'etl in a-- Violin a>ul Piano recital last Wednesday t night from Station W. N. (). X.. A", t drew Johnson Hotel. Knoxville Tena. f They recieved numerous favorable cor- J Hunts from their listeners.- r s Tliev broadcast .again next Wedne.t- t -day?fiom (1 '. '?<)?tn?7 OOoVlock. Mis- "7 Perry, a ?Sophomore at KnoxvilJ.c c Cullooo.?is the dtntghtor of Ml\ aTuT "7 Mrs. W. A. Perry _of Columbia'. A Grand Musical program will he j presented in the auditorium of Zion \ Baptist Church, Wednesday evening! May 13, 1931. at 8:15 o'clock. This - program is sponsored by the Y. M.C. A. of Benedict College and promises :to be a veTV rare Musical treat. The Program shalL consist of scloi-thw \ from male quartet, orchestra, irtstru- < mental and vocal solos. Mr. Louis j] Pttdey?w+m?rs?vrrrfrdv?knmvn~~rc an j talented and accomplished musician will appear on program. It would he worth, fifty cent per person to a pack .] and the Male Qmotm tpJ Ion fee is only ten cent's (10c), ul'-L. though the program shall be worth | ^ ""five times that amoimt. Don't fail .. to be present, Wednesday, evening, ' May 13th, Zion . Baptist Church, at , 8:15 uVlock P. M j WOMEN'S AUXILIARY * n The regular meeting of the Wo- \ '""me'h'k "Auxiliary N. A. P."FT., met' at the lovely home of tHe secretary, Mrs. R. L. Sjmith, April 27th the president I Mrs. J,.C. Jackson presiding, 13 mem,-1 hers answered the roll call. Busi-j ?. ness was transacted in the, usuan j manner! We was very glad to wel-l come Mrs. Howard Williams into our j Band. A very interesting program was sponsored by Mrs. J. V. Stephens . 11 WHo {d'a.v&d and sAhtf.. ?r Mi's. Emanuel A. Keith recited from Pap I?Dunbar. Mrs,?Mtrrron Nance, read a paper, subject: "Spiders . of t.he Mind." Mrs. Champion rendered an instrumental solo. After a very ...delicious, repas.t, >ye .adjourned to. meet 1 !_ at the home of Mrs. J. V. StovenWom^ Monday night, May 26th. Hope all ' of our members will be ^present. ' Mrs. Hattie L. Baylor, Recorder Mrs, J. C. Jackson, President. - ? I PAl.MKTTO tHEUFFEURS CI.IB,! Had its meeting April 27 at the re sident of Mr. Ben Atkins POO Walnut St., in which a bretT business discus- ~ sion was held. f There were a few of our old men present, and they - expressed their regrets of being of having been careless and dropped their membership.? But they wjjl have come-back mi the \ next time of the meeting. j After the meetimr, we were :-erv- , ed sandwichs and tea by Mrs. Atkins. . Then the boys left the city of Co- . lumbra and went ten miles on the l Monteciello road to prepare for the ' rbecue whieh eame t>tf tht- follow- |' ing evening, April 28th. Many compliments-have come to ns, from thoso-j-! whom were served. Now If ymt want"'1 to really eat. Come to that which j( the Cheutfeurs eive. Manv think* juv. 1 extended to MY.. Benson. Dnrunt i anil - the two ladies that hope him . cook. .. ~~" ^ Mr. and'Mrs. John "D. Cooley spent the week-end with Mr. ?nd Mrs. N. j D. Dixon on Oak St. Mr. and Mrs. Cooley spent the winter in St. Peters- : burg, FMa., they were returning- to ' their .home in Hendersonville, N. C., : ami will continue his Tailoring husi- j nees. * - .. .... NEWS OP M. M. C. S. POST No. i Clifton Samuel Post No. 4 of Oolum- ( bia, S. C., was called to order by, 1 Commander Woodberrv and the us- i ual routine of business taken up and i properly carried out. Meeting rvprv first and fourth Monday nights Of ^ i , each month jit our Hall at 2029 Tay- l lor Street. J __ _ j A noted speaker will ^ntertmn- the ~i 0 veterans tin- fourth,.-'Monday night >f M.ty. Following this will be a repast. Our motto How is: "IVfbre Vu-tere+ts to Become Members of the "'? > " .,11' 'wt-ir, I tli.. CI.I B NICWS Mi s. 1 .illie Brown at HU.8L Pick-uis ial Club. The Madam President presided the meeting. The meeting was ipened in the usual form after the ransaction of business. The tables vere set up for'whist Raines. Mrs. ihellie Havis and Mrs. Jannie R. tVilliam were the winners: AYter vhieh Mrs. Brown served the club >unch, potato salad on lettuce, hot ea and sliced lemons, Ice Cream and ilain cake, mints nuts. "We all enjoyed, the eve ling. Sunlay May 3rd, Mrs. Kthel Laural gave ta ever Tea foi the henorO "f ibrrUdependPnt Social CLth,? Friendo vere present. Mr. and Mrs. I.ykes, Tr and Mrs. Wi 11 ipm. Mr. Calvy . iho other friends.' SOCIAL XF.WS thi fast Friday evtii'hg, M i.-.s N. V. Coggin gave a surorise on> >.. >Irs. E. II. Ruff at the home of Mrs.J tuff 2323 Pendleton street in honor # her Birthday. The rooms were beautifully de-1 orated with sweet Spring Howers. e h i 1 e many interesting games of Oiist were played, music w.as fufcl lishetf by radio. After which a de-1 icious course of lee Cream and Cake I vas served. Those who witnessed the | rffai r - Ave re r M r. 'ffTTd Mrs. E. H..I tuff, Mr. John Wilson and Miss Dariclla Brown, Mr. John Hart and Miss amis Bently, Mr. Samuel Boyd and 1 diss Mary Alice Sanders, Mr. Ceo. V. Epps and Miss Katherine Sims,| J r^WijiscLJucquio and Miss Beatrice tush. Everyone expressed himself I rt-having-enjoyed a evening of pka-.l uco,? ? ' INDEPENDENT-SOCIAL CLUB Mrs. Lillic.,Brown, at 11)18 PickiFns I 51. entertained the club at its last I neetihg. The Madam president pre- I ided, " The meeting was opened in in usual for v . fver the t" iun of business the tables were set | or vhist. Mrs. Shillie Davis . amj drs. Janie It. Williams were the win-1 lers at'teV Which M"rs7 Brown served I lie club punch, potato salad '?" I uce, hot tea.-and slice lemon, ice j ream,, plain cake,- mints, nuts. We I dl enjoyed the evening.. Sunday, May o, Mrs. Ethel Laurai I rave a s'lver tea for the- benefit ot I he club. Many friends. Were pies- 1 nt. among whom were Mr. and Mr-. I Vidimus, Mr. rCal\y and others. NEWS OF OLD FOLKS HOME We want to thank the pastor Itev. L V:. (1. Owens, ami the members of I :t^ James-A. M. E. Church for the | anie Ferguson. Fur which we thank hem. . ^ Tou we wr.nt tu thank the liind teisons fur sending us the little ipneiidn anee ol groceries, We kiuiw iut who thai persi.h was, buT we hank you just the. same and may lud shower His mapy . hlessingr noon oil all. We are also asking that nil donainns please he sent to 2120 Klin wood tu'iiuc, We regret very much to say that ur manager .(Miss Susie Jaggers) is' ery ill iji bed aitd unable to get out. \'y lui|iuiUr hut'-n-npuedy recover. lit)WARD SCHOOL- N<>TKS. . ] _? Honor roll for the six weeks endng April 21. I'.).'! 1. I Advance First Frierson Watson ,ouise .lavis; AHidtdme .1'earsoil.' Two. 11 Howard Williams, / Itas4i? i KriifiTi i>>wim -Fwy.. Se?*l>U? ?. Two b- l.ucila |)(Wt -ttiitl Annie .00 I IOUU . . Three n Iloris Goodwin," Cus.-ue iVulker, Geneva Smith. Three L Mat tie' Derrick, ' TV ox lit- nuir. 'K'otfrii; ' iiiiiiiii?C* Harriett .Goodwin, . ".verella CluMO'elle, YertelU' Wil* ianis. Kifln Grade?Clinton Glover, Geo.favis, Mai'* Casey, Flora Let', tyei) Fielder. Ernestine Gou'de, Kay Ma>vy, Mirian /Roberts and Lilian A'ood-on. Seventh (trade?Elbe Bow in an. MEW Ml SIC A1. ORGAN IZATI ON l.At'NCHKl) A Musical Club knoVv.ii as The '.olridgt: Taylor Glee Club was or anized under the dirction of Rev. tlr.'A. S. Henri at the home" of Mr. 11. J, Johnson, 1423 Harden Stree, Tuesday P. M., May 6th, Rev. Henri s the former director of ftiuSie of Paul Qilinn College, Waco Texas at iresent directior of Men's Glee Club Mien University. After a brief and successful busiicss meeting, the Chib adjourned to 4 u:e L For re lie rsuT Tuesdaft/ night, of itteh week at 8 o'clock P. M. The charter members j^re xiz: - Mr. [). J. Johnson, Miss C. U. Roseniond, \1 .... 1*1 O VT ? . n . . >. .... o. am-f, mr. r red Kose'""wit. JMi. H. SaWyor. Mrs.' U. ? tVehsler, MJ^T M7~Tv Summers, Re. Mi* John Bur roughs,'Mrs. 1. S. Jol. >on, Mrs. I>. II. Hope, Mr. Johnsoii Hickson, Mr. David Iaiwery, Mrs. Kate Cannon, Mrs. Lillian Stann, Mrs. M. Smith, Miss Malinda Hickson, Miss Anna 'Stann, Miss Connie 'Mae Richardson. Miss Carrie Krvin. ' i * "IIIK JOLLY TWKLVK." Madam TTaTTTe 1VIHlor Was a urns' -harmirrrr ItoStoss * to Htp~ "Jolly iVhist Chib and quests at her beauii'fi I hinne?xxu?S|n-iiifr VVfillesday April 22nd. vhieh Whist was placed vet*e most jeautifully decorated with American oses. Tables wore-set! for twentyrigrtrfr Unique FaTTy cards in the THE PALME shape of fans were passed at 5 : '}(). After many exciting hours of Whist, the hostess announced to the anxious players that to Madam Made -Line?1 iii i i? liu?holder of highioit score wenL a head board and uccesorce.s. to. match. To Miss '"Camilla Fislibui n, holder oT second hifhesi score went a beautiful piece of lingerie, -?To?Madam lluldah?Harleston?bed? der 'of lowest score went an exqui-. ;ite work basket. i lhose present were the. M'sses | BiOatlnax, Flo-ence and Hosa Clyde, Marguerite Fraser, Sammie J. Lee, Stella Gaston, Camilla Fishhurn Iikz Spenser, Susie Greene, Muriel l'incknev.; Musdames Edna Pequette Helen B'-owop O'Briene, Beatrice* McGill, llusa Dugaji, Einaline Furvis, Mary lvobinson, Emily Jackson, fhelina Hurlong, Lizzie Sator, Essye Mazvck. lluldah Harleston. Mite San'ord: Mildred Hare. Madeline 1-aroche ' .Viae Uuetivere, Marie Brawley, Annie Grant. A tempting menu of chicken <nlari, an brines, [I'li'Ktes, potato ~Pb ips, pneuche, cream, nuts,- candies; and punch was served. .'.\UIiiTTO SANITORIUM, STATE at-- - PARK, S. C. " We. are favored with plenty of tl ... i- ? .uuy snowers; out we are proud to sa>> we are happy as little bugs in a rug. Our- white friends of. the Neal Y'" . ^irele are ahvavs think ing of us. On May" Id, they' hyught us measures untold of fruite-: ilo\ ers, iceoids for the Yietr'ola and uedles to ' - them; and our Bible . lass 1 earlier was at his post on Friday night. . Wie -hatr a wonderful lesson -Stuuiaji norning. Monday" "night we weft ?lad to have- with us the Billy Sunday Club. They brought us some lit .'rature. Several parts of the Scripf-ure?were?relfd,?w+rtch?they?tlfur " jughly discussed. : The carpenters are doing some /try neat repairing on the Palmetto uinitoriuin and it will make a great niprovemonl when it is completed. 11.stead of the patients, singing Blue leaven, they can say there is no .00d to hurry and no. heed to go; et's stay here and rest some more. : On Tuesday evening Mr. I.. L. dleasant brought to us the B. Y. P. J. quartet of Zion Baptist church >i" Columbia, namely, > Misses" Addic vVilhf rsooon. Clarice" Myers. Rebecca Ailiianison and Mahaly Sanders Mr. A'alUr Witherspoon, pianist. Pre wilted by M rs.. Bessie h'aye. We are proud to have our friend;, onio out to see, us and ehter_ us up. tVe are unable to. lind words, to e.x<iess our appreciation to Mr. L. B. Pleasant lor bringing us these woiiit-'rful characters," TDD LLLLUWS HOLD DISTRICT ? MKE'TiNUr ' On -Wednesday April 21?, a District Meeting ?>t" the Grand United Ordet /ellows flail on Assembly street, at j uo p* m. Tills District composed >f Lexington, Sumter and Riclilanu -souni.es, >and tliey were all Well rpresented. I , The meeting was called to order jy J. B. I.ewie, who ad ted as .Mas or oi L'creiuonic s. The- Grand i.odge oli icer.s present Were:. 1. J'. MeCottpie, District Grand Master; il. li. Butler, District Grand Seyrv .aryc Kev. J McKeuzie Harrison,, o Sumter; Mr. K. R. Blanchard, Dis ifict Grand Treasurer. All of these. iituie very iuntrma-iVM-cemtrek*?- 1 iiei i \vi*re, several distinguished vis?tof .'roin Hartsville and other cities. At he close ol' the meeting. Tlu* LweaLi odges and Households served enti. odv with refreshments. All who at tended seemed to have been Well pie,..jd.Avith the meeting _ Grand Secretary Butler suggest- ; hat itTc made ap annual occasion; ?? - '.ID .V LV PARK Al. L. fill' lit It " Rev. J. ('. Anderson, Pastor. * Phe Sunday school oncned at it". tsual hour with Supt. 1) R. Starke !'he lesson was beautifully discus ^iv tlie school, i-'.ubr. ct: .Jesus in lie House of Zaccheus. The secro:iry Miss M, I., Watts was preseii. il'ter an absence of* I'x or seven jv'er ks." Key. Anderson* Ut 11:.'!() used, a i s text John. J: 1(5: "For God s loved the world.- that he .gave hi mly begotten Son. that whosnwci lo+H-vettv" on linn shall not' peris but have- everlasting life. This w.i i noble sermon. '{"he. funeral service of Bio. 1'ini Ruff- was he hi at 2 p. in. At 8 i>. nt.. the nastor li ed as h' LOX.L John. :l:14: iiArnU?as-:Moses J'?ft-'d up the serpen in the w'hlerness '"' n. so must . e Soh of', imin I 'lifted up." T' . i ?\v:h also a gre;n sermon I'ri" . \ ? ) yson will Dfeach '1 SO' ciul Mut.i- r's ]>iv sermon Sundnv murm ? -* 11 :.'U> At 8 o m. the Mutile 's Day pageant "Behold Thy iimiii-i' Will be nre rented. ?? I.APIKS- AID SOCIETY The T-o/irrn. A :.J . .... niu outieiV OI W I'Slt'V ?b?EL Church, met at the home u? Mrs.?Fanie Games, 930 (Jreeh St. The president, Mrs. L. E. Rosetnond. presided. The devotional* were very-interesting, with songs and prayTts. >.<lcO*h chapter of St. John was read, and several selections were sung.. A prayer was offered by each ladv president. Special blessings were asked ?"|n several of our friends, Messers Pan^erly and H?vynes, whose ihomes have recently- -benn-dc*troved- by fire and" Mrs^JSirudair_wha is ilL ?? ----Mrs. Rosmbnd gave a very interesting talk, an inspiring solo was sung | hy Mtk. J. P. ITopt'.?' The ladies have recently purchased a?stove, for the- parsonalg^," whictH costed them $40.00. , -The minutes of I the previous meeting were received I and adopted. Tlw?-?4bwas called tmtH in order to swell the treasury, each I TTO LEADER ! 1 - lady paid $1,041^, "The collection amounted to\$f8.0fT7 An invitation for any ffcdy- to' attend o ir "society i& always extended. Till TV Ill lllK "" 1'n1'1.1"'1, 1)11 s 111f s . liuLi-jiitivLuiii -adjuutroaF LU?uluvLULL-L1LV noiuc of .Mrs. Anna Vinson, Mi!?Vr Ave. .lune 1st at 17:00 o'clock. The hostess, M i s.'ttu'iuo^ served a delicious 'salad course. Russian Unu. ft kc und lee freuin. Mis. J"', (iaiiies, 1 les* ? Mis. I.. K. Uoseinop?', I've-ide.it, Mis.'C. 11. Douglas, fcYcietury. TI'K SUNK1SS T'KirP. 'I In : mil!. i , Sl.'i'.vl ( "uiij: met Tt ihe liMiue of lilttunvliia? .Davis tin (ji'iv.iis >>l. on its regular nieelin.'' liigist :?the" Inlsiness \vas.di-? i us ed t.he nie t beys' tuid visitors pla. td Whtst. lirsi pri/.e was won by IdTTTTuluj l''u\ und sectnid~Cy"3!T"/" Eloise Seahrooks. The ho- *.ess assisted by mi s Mi'!: -BrTTson~?-oT vrit. a riohrioiiscunrso of Strawberry ice tream and cake. The next meeting will be at the knin.. ..C MI.... II..I.... I-' f W...V JICIVTII n. 1' UA. ; ' * CHKKAW NEWS Sunday uf last wvi'ii at Wesley M. Kr church was Holy Cuinnvinion. At which time , the pastor . Dr.. W. S. ?- <;reatly imph( ~7 AIKen -A ugu* Effective Sunday, ,Leavp Augusta ' 2:15 P. M. Leave Aiken __2:?'U) P. M. Leave ("olunihia 4:55 P, .M. . ('('iiveiiient c nncetiun Washing! living Huston 7:00 1*. M. A Is.i \\ itli HntValo Day Express, I * it 111 nut' Drawing Room-('< LounPy Smoking tk.WKL ir ('cm fort able ? Kc< Q t .in-uli TL. Ue't Agent? loi Atlra southern rail T ' "r//'s fdjy to Have Long, Beautiful '"**"" Hair If You Use PORO" a?For I A N?W KIND 01 I Ar D A NEW t 1\ cV?FAfi llftQW! I ,\\ HeiVWi'^ H 1 Niftht \ 1\5 W Our Gang T* I WED <S E MAY I I ADMISSIOI I CAPITOtr' BhHHHHHHHBHHHi r* Thompson | touched ; wry apt to priatcd-, qnd interestine sermon. Thine vveie many comni.unii i!r.s an I a la-? pe audience. The . I f i t!?1 'i" has taken- On-r'n-w?T*ym-r*. '[tie eh- * are steadily I'towine. kiiVvi.' ''In uniform Sunday School hI'm m has created- -R.t-uaU uUei-e^!. nuimivr all -rhtsseOr ? The i lium h m-a .* 'ui-d?? School extend l?? all * '- it.? i n.I I t iv*nils a most cordial- vy-cN-onc. The 1.ad'ies Aid Society, y. f il.e church tit cot s with Mrs. \n)iie l'aejiaiis. this vveeV ~ ~ "* The church .,n aic .unl of it- li tCessinc nnan.-iul e.o.niilliuus ate ph.nliiitp; :t drive to- in i-yhc- Up the h:e l. a-pt*?t t ionment, v\e aie ash me the ?tt-l of all tueitthers and friends to enter whole heat tedly into th< same' in ol der thr success will he ours.. All members ^of. the choir are a.-kI'd to he?nri'scm u iiOunt the tegular rehearsal Friday nie'lj at h:.'10 o'clock. Business of imin a nee anil ^{W-ciad-hUislc '~ I)a.v. . The regulT V otlieiiil hoard nu-etiiie of the church was held last Alms' . evening at hniii o'clock at 'he chur h. Dr. I. V. ITaYma our city Dentist attended the .'{7th Annual Convention of the . 1'alnietto MediciM , .Association. which convened at Sumter. S. ('.. last week. 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