The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 13, 1931, Page Page Seven, Image 7
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Mrs. M. A. Eleazer of Chapin is },
spending awhilp in the city with her c|
mother, Mrs. Eva Mobley.Mrs.
Josephine Weathers who has
spent a month in our eity. returned to j
Philadelphia ** last Thursday. Sir
-tells its of the many . ii i. < \l.., ht. ?
Visited Columbia has given her the t
best reception of all. She came tn ' j
Weather^ who was ill when she earn .* !
but she Jeft them well. Mrs. Jose- I i
phine has many friends .in Broo!;-i
lyn and Columbia. Mrs.. Minnie Ta.v- 11
lor of Columbia one gf her cousins ^
made it very pleasant for her while |
in our city. ! 1
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Miss Margaret Randolph left a few j
days ago for Chicago, 111., where she
will spend the summer visiting friends
and relatives.
P. O. T. SOCIA" AND LITKK-'
ARY CUB LAI INCH IIP ? j_
Miss Corinne Wilson entertained .1 ,
' group of young women and men at ,
her home on -Whaley St.. May 17. (
During this entertainment the or- I
ganiziagof "a "sbcTal-tuhl literary club ;
_ was discussed and .it was staled by (
Mr. Lonnie'-Pugh, one of theguests,
" that this same group should meet i
at the home of Miss Carrie Belle
Johnson to organize fully. I I
On May lit the same group nu t. m
Mi$s Johnson's home and tHo ejjtib was '
- organized. The name given was.the
(R. F. O. T.) "Royal Family of Tut
? Social and Literary Ch^b. The name |
was suggested liy Mr. Freddie Fergu- t
soh and umss.m<1 tli? .-lui. .?.m
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imoiis vote. The following iJtl'iv-or-were
elected: King Tnl I I'> -i.l.'.m i {
Mr. L. E. Hugh; Tut's Right Hand ,
Man, (Vice-President) Mr. R. It. j
, Reese; Tut's Grand Keeper of Kecords
(Secretary) .Miss Carrie . Bidjo
. . Johnson; Tut's Keeper of -Records,. ,
(Asst. Secretary) Miss Corinne Wil- ]
son; Tut's Keeper of Finance, (Treasurer)
Mr. Eugene Washington; Tut's ?
Scribes, (RepoutersJ - Miss Lueda \
Flowers and Mr. Freddie Feiguson; ^
Tut's Sargeant-at-anns, Mr. Tom j
-Brown. The members?rrrtT Will Pi* .
Mae Hayinon, Chaplain; ,M L-s_ Viola ,
Wilson; Miss Kosetta "Young. Miss
Ruth Taylor, Miss Hannah /,. Jolin'son,
Mr. Ernest Long. .
The next meeting was again at Miss j
Wilson's home on W.haley St;, May ]
21. This meeting opened with impor-1
tant business, atld a committee was v
. appointed by King Tut. to. work out "i
plans for the constitution. After bu-f
siness a little pleasure came aiid the j
hostess served refreshments.
SIMS CHORAL SOCIETY MEETS? '
ALLEN UNIV. VI DITomi \i
On Monday and Thursday evenings of
each week at 8 o'clock the Sims ,
Choral Society meets in the auditori ]
um at Allen University. I
Monday evening a large number of i
enthusiastic" representatives Troni the1,
different churches of lie city .essoin
bled for rehearsal under the splen-' j
did direction of Rev. A. Seon llenii. i
with his very efficient accompanist,
?Mrs. M. E. -Russell.
The membership, is rapidly inereasing
much interest is being manile-t?j
ed and the encouragement is wonder- i
f'ul. ? ,
Miss Minahan, supervisor 'of play ,
- ? -ground*. ..and irlftfi-eo -n, int-v ?
wish to thdnk_ the Ineinhei s ho'th old |
and new for their hearty co-operation
in trying to make the "Revue," fo he
held in the Township auditorium. June
26, at 8.30 o'clock a grand success and
earnestljfmkdaty-vvho .are in It-re ted ;
rto enroll now
Watch the Leader next week for j
names of persons enrolled.
Tickets may be secured at l'resi-J
dent's Office, Allen University; Mrs. I
A. J. Minahan, Associated Charities !
Building; Thomas Drug Store, Harden
and Taylor Sts.; Counts Drug Store,!
Washington St.; Williams Drug Store j
Gervais St. _
CONWAY C. RUSSEU MOST TO t]
DUMAS CLUB . i
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The Dumas Club met with Conway
Russell at the home of Mr .and Mrs. (
- Weston on Millwood Ave., last Monday
evening. The members were called
to order ..and meeting presided by;
President Russell. Minutes of last ?'
meeting were reviewed by acting sec. j
Mift? Mary E. Nance. ? Other feat- j
IlfOo A f f Ka ?V*A^?MT? f-hTi ^ v" '
v.4 vo wx (.IIV IllCtlll^ WCI C LUC I L'UUIIIg
of the committee's reports of the
year's work, which was interesting
and varied A?(ter the eommi,flees
Were found?with?good reports, week- ly
dues were collected. After which 1'
the business meeting was declared ad- j
journed. -Z-?? ~H
The entertainment hour of ihe-chtb-^which
consisted of dancing and gam- '
ea?wau?another?interesting?port inn v
of the evening. There were several |
swift and frindly battles of whist; j
A dainty falcon of perfume \ve|itU^,
Miss HeleaJE. Nance us Jirst . prize T
for ladies while Gonzales Lybrund |
held a, shaving cream and powder !
compact as men's prize George Riv- I
ers won the guest prize and Edward |
Pressley captured a baby nipple as j ^
The club visitors were: Miss Dorp-,
thy Weston and Messrs Arthur Young
George Rrivers ami little Emerson!1
Weston.?Members present Misses Al.J
E. Nance, Cora' B. Gtwtor; Vivian j:
Weston and Helen E. Nance Also i
Wfaw?l Jacques, Gonzales LyJtzniRd, I
Robert Burton, James M. Wise,. Conway
Russel, James..Henderson and i
Edward Pressley . ;
Cooling refreshments were enjoyed i
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MRS. LUCAS LOVELY HOSTESS j
Mr. Sam L. .Lucas accompanied by I
drs. J. P. Reeder,'Mrs. J. C. Canon,]
fir William Jonshoii, Mr. George Tayor
spent the day with Mr. Lucas
v+fe?m?fctfngley, S. C., Wednesday
it their lovely home.- Mrs. Lucr.s" is
i lovely woman of maity fine traits
ii|t| know how to entertain hdr'ftiends
iVe hud a lovely dinner which we all
11 joyed very much. Mr. Lucas owns
[uite a bit of valu:.ble property and
s a Christian gentleman wjio believes
n giving you flowers while you are
iving. Mr. Taylor drove us over in
lis Chrysler. He is a very careful
river. After .. bidding our hostess
:ood-bye we returned to Columbia
eeling very happy over our trip.
FREE WILL CLUB .
A musical under the auspices of
lie Schubert Ouartette, Prof. Hilton
liddirk, Director, will be held in the
eception' hall of Rigewood C?nm
ninuay afternoon, June 14 for thy.
jelie fit of the above named elub?
All members are Urged to be present
and on time, 4:00 o'clock, and
mng one or more friends.
The special guests will be mem)ers
of the Board of Directors, it is
announced. Free Wjill offering to
K* taken.
Mrs, C. H. Pleasant, Pres.;
Mrs. O. B. Blakely, Sec'ty.
Madam annie -b. workman
11AIR1 )R ESSER RECOVERS?
Dear customers:?After my ? recent
eeovery I huve^ returned to the busiicss
of hairdressing. I shall be glad'
o have you come in' at anytime.
-Thanking you for -your-kindnes:;md
sympathy during my illness and
atronage,
1 remains,Yours
respectively,
Madam Annie B. Workman,
I8g5 Taylor St.. Hairdresser
I llE SENiqgS CLUB r
The members of the Sunkiss Club
leld a delightful meeting Tuesday
veiling at the home of Miss-Sarah
Mack .on, Barnwell Stroet. .
The meeting was called to order hv
he president, Krancina Davis by^ releating
tin* Lord's Prayer; roll filled
was dispense with, minutes read
ind approved, Various, committees
vere appointed and plans were formilaleJL
for ,a party to be held the
last of the #npnth..
After "a short business session a
uicial Hour was enjoyed during which
he members and friends played progress!
ve^vhist, at the cnoclusion of
lie games- Miss Elouise Sbabrook
von high score and Miss Martha Brailey
second- score. ? t5?? "=
The hostels served cherry ide
ream, cake and mints. A color
clfeme of red and white was effecively
carried out in the refresh
IllOllts. " ' v
The it* will lie a joint meeting next
Puesday . at the home ol* Miss Seanook
on Pine Street." x
INDKPKNDENT SOCIAL CLl'B
The Independent Social Club met
Wednesday June 3, at the home of
Mrs. S. Ethel Zeigier lllfi Tree St.,
ivith the Madam President presiding.
I'he meeting was called to order at
< ^o'clock and opened in the usual
rorm. ; Several members were pfes lit.
A very interesting meeting.
After the transaction of business
several games of whist were played..
>li I H11 n it Williams and Mis. Aniie
Belle Da.vault were the winners.
We also enjoyed - a' short talk froifT
Mrs. Ltieinda (Mllaim^ Mis. Gillaim
s expecting a trip to Connecticut
n a few days. The members wish
icr a happy trip, our Treasurer; Mrs.
Laurel left Thursday for Atlanta.
Tire club wish her much_Juck on her
li)i, _ Mj/ricli'i' >-t'fr?' shell tllM fllwh
>% iiTT tomato saTad on .lettuce Ibaves.
tarn sandwiches, cake, -punch and ice
ream' -and salted peanuts and after
Jinner Inints which we. all enjoyed
Mrs. Annie Belle Davault, President"; i
Mis.. Fannie K. Williams, Secretary;
Mis. Kstelle I.anford, Vice-Fresident;
Mrs. Shellie Uavis; Local Treasurer,
Mrs. K ?tellt> Laural Fin. Treas.
UOSS-MKACHAM M PTIALS IN
AIKEN, S. C\
A marriage characterized by eleirant
simplicity and cordial interes'
ivas that of .Mrs. Lizzie Meacham and
ill: Llhiunt Ku.ib which, tonkplarn
June 2, 1U31 at the residence of the
brides sister and brother-in-law,
Prof, and Mrs. R. T. Nix. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. E,
(J.nn, Pa A. or of the Presbyterian
Church, Aiken and nrincipal of Andrew.
Robinson Institute in the presence
of relatives and a few friends.
Mrs. Meaohani is the third daughoriginully
from. Edgefield, S. C., and
n yrjidnnte of Rnnodirt rVillncp
ter of Mr., anil Mrs. ,John W. Spann,
Mr. Ross, is a graduate /of the
Chicago School of Law, Chicago, III.
Immediately after their marriage
they left for Philadelphia, Pa., to
Join Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kay. The
bride's sister who will be remembered
as >Miiss Amelia Si>ann. Their
many friends wish for them a long
and happy life. 4
? Ul.l> FOLKS HOME
To. pur regret the Master saw fit
to coThe and call one of His ch.idren
to reward , in person Of Lizzie Alien.
Though feeble minded I really believe
she made it. '1... sad^eiiioxl's
will r uist be none.
Now we want 'o thank the pastor
and niember.T- ? 4?friends of AidiochBuptist
Church which is pastured by
Rev. J. W. Neal for a liberal donation
of $1.25. Through Sister Janie
hoi gu.M-in?Wv lieai tily thank you one
mid all -
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. T. II. Pinckney, announces fh*e
marriage of his daughter, Mrs. Thomrsina
Gaterr to Mr. Harry B.-Murray, I
May 25th, 1931.
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YOUNG MATRONS CLUB jl
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A most enjoyable evening was spent
at the residence?of- Mi's. Theadort.
Brown when she entertained the
Young Matrons, their hbsbaniv and
guests. Three progressions ol bridgj
wert played., The tirst club prize was
won by Mrs. Theo. Young blood, a
pair 01 .hitt'on no^e) Mrs. a'H.'i Walter
atew hightsi for consolation, and?
leccivvd a piece ol" green lingerie;
Mrs. W. C. Champion was awarded
the booby (a box of hahu e"chiefs)
The ciub prize for men was wen by
Mr. .Gilbert DeLorme which wan a
pair of silk socks. To Mi^s I'aisy .
Roach went a toilet set. _
Those present including jdub mem-. (
bers werf Mffstlames Lois Anderson,
Septema Cl^'k, Theadore Johnson,
?Patterson, Geo. Roof, Jack Williams.
Dan Wuilfoi*
, *?n . auu iUIS. W.
C. Champion, Thomas Jones, J. 0.
Stevens and Theadore Youngblood;
Misses Daisy Roach, Claudia Williams,
Newburn, N. C., and Mrs "Estell
Johnson; Messrs Gilbert DeLorme
Sumter, S. C.; Roy Hill, Livingston
McFarlin; Lawrence MeFarlin and
Henry D. Pearson. Mrs. Brpwn served
pine-apple on crisp lettuce- leav- !
es, ham sandwiches, crackers, and '
punch.
L On Saturday, May 23 Mrs. Septema
Clark delightfuly entertained the '
Young Matrons and guests at her
home cui Heidt St. Six tables with
beautiful baskets containing mints
and salted peanuts were placed for
bridge.' At the. usual hovlr tallies
were passed ami the game was on.
The end of three progressions found
Mrs. .Theadore Youngblood holding
h ' "h"esl score and for Jjer efforts'-sheW;)S
lovely hand e*-' "ddered
pillow cases. Mrs. W. ^. Champion
was lucky in drawing consolation
and for her skill h beautiful i
green boudoir pillow was presented. .
The booby <a pair of pink garters)
went to. Mrs. Dan Patterson.
The guests were Mesdames W. C.
Johnson,'Hazeldell Bookman and W. ;
N. Roseborough; Muses Henrietta
Bopzer, Alice Burnett, Beatrice Ben- r
nett, Marion Grisby, Louise Reese
and Dannett Saunders. Miss Saunders
held highest guest score and received
a pink boudoir pillow._ Mrs.
Clark served a very tasty menu con- !
sis ting of chicken salad, pickles, po- !
tato chips, crackers and tea follow-"
-ed by a swee.t'course of ice cream ?
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On Wednesday, June 3rd Mrs.
O. Stevens was hostess to the Club.
Yellow, pink and green candies adorn- |
id each table. Tallies were passed at
5:30 to the guest comprising the six
club members present were: Mrs. W.
M. Roseborough, Misses Vivian Nance
Shadie Spears, Mattie Mouzon, Ella
Clyde Myers and Louise Thompson..
A lovely piece of lingerie was presen
ted to Miss Vivian Nance as holder
of highest score. To Mrs. Roseborough
went a jar of bath salts as
"trooby: TheOlub first prize went to
Mrs. Juck Williams( a card table
cover) Mrs. Thomas Jones drew highest
for consolation receiving a pretty
piece of underwear. The booby
was ^wardded to Mrs. Thomas Anderson
(a novelty fan.) At the conclusion
of the game a very delightful
repast was enjoyed of tomatoes
filled with salmon salad- on lettuce ~
leaves, potato chips, saltines, olives _
and iced tea. The guest were en- .
tertained with music throughout the I
"vp"i"g fifld nil thpir rionart.urp w<tp
presented souvnirs of candy.
Out of town guests attending the
club dance were Mrs. Lydia rnith of
Chicago, flT7; Dr. and Mrs. Richardson
ford, Orangeburg; Drs. Richardson, j
Manning, Julian- Grant', Newbeny, |
T. K. Gregg, Spartanburg; Wm. For- [
ter, Spartanburg; Messrs L. H. Cot-!
ton! -State GnlWe; Mack Wol^, f.u-I
401m Williamj and John Green^ State M
College. Williams, New York-1
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin, Oranger. j
burg; Miss Marguerite Frazier, CharMeston;
Miss Frazier remained in the
city the week-end as the guest of Mrs.
W. C. Champion. Sj>he was accom- j
panied by her mother who was the .
*uest of Mrs. Richard Carroll and
Miss Daisev Miles.
IN MEM OKI AM
In lasting memory of Rev.. I. J. L
Miller who departed this life June I
] <>30. . . . .; j.
We have mourned your departing 1
And for Heaven we are marching -J
Soon w.e'U reach the golden throne 'j
To tell the story all alone. : Tj
For one by one we'll gather
No ih&tter the cloudy or faith wea- !
ther , - |
That fate is ours as yours have been. '
We will meet and be happy then. . !
So rest > assure papa dear
You are gone but yet you're near
Only a step and we'll see your face
So we will wait and pray for Grace.
Wife, Ella B. Miller
"Sons, I. A_ Miller
?W. P. tMillor 1
And I. J. Miller, Jr.
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ML1.., VOUk NPWC
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Sunday morning^ June 7th was a 1
high day at the Spiritula Temple of j I
Truth, Rev; J. D. Anderson former-1
ly of the Columbia Annual Confer-1
ence now of the New York Conferen-1
ce- ^preached and gave commuiiion.jwhich
was a real treat he is also con- i
ducting a meeting there indefinite.!
\\*e are hoping for him much success,)
he 13 ft flf66d preacher and nas mailo
many friends, read the Leader and
you will get the news worth while.
Rev, R. M. Mjrfers from Columbia
is ' running a meeting in the Sam
BTack knowrl as the apery elk of the
South. The preachers are holding
good.
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SOUTH CAROLINA'S VISITORS
?is beim; sponsored by?
_ JAMES A. WAKEFIELD ?
?ani) will' be had at the?
Wytoka Hall, 222 W. 145th Street, N. Y;
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17th, 1931
All Visitors Are Invited To Re Present
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IN MEMORIAM
In sad hut loving remembrance of
- uur dear mother, Mr#. Bottle Maxey '_
tJuveis, who departed this life 7 years
ago, ! une X. 1! ;?(>.
\ precioUf. on from us lias gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant it) t.ur home,
W hich richer out be filled
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(Hi! how| we tried to Save lief:
I'taye's end teefs were ell in vain,
I Happy angels- came and took her.
From ?his'-world of toil and pain.
. \o one LuuWs huW wc nLil I n; "
Few ha\y seep us Weep:
But tear? arc s>hc 1 from aching
"Tsearts; a
W 1111? other- al e l.e.sel '?- i p
Sin- was p: lienl. kind and "ender,
A!! our tears she washed away;
j And we neviershail for get h?j-,
Hip wc mis.- Iter...more each day, - - Popular
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