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| Saturday, June 27, 1931. --? Miss Lillian M. Rivers left la-t Friday for New York. ? Mr. John Eleazer of Chapin was the week-aind-gueat- .of 4us- wife, Mrs. M. A. Eleazer. \ , Mrs. Eva Mofaley of Divine St.. left the city last Monday for Xsheville, N. C., Where she .will'spend the sum^ nier--with friends. The Children's Day exercise of Wesley M. E. Church wilt take place Sunday evening, junezs at 8:UU o'C-loOk. The public is cordially invited. MlsS Lula Mae Lilliewood oT Clinton, S. C., arraived in the city Saturday to spend the summer with Misses .Metts at their home 612 Gresham Place, N. W , Washington, D. C. Miss Natalie C. Frederick who was graduated from the Tennessee Stale brother Raymond who is a student at Meharry Medical College...?:??? _ Miss Catherine M. Frederick, a teacher in the Columbia City Schools, and Miss Gladys Harvey, a teacher in the North Carolina Schools, left a Friday June 19, for New -Yorl^ to pursue studies in Columbia .University Mrs. E. R. Brevard left the, city Sunday for Asheville, N. C.,. to visit relatives and friends for the summer. We-'hope for her a very pleasant stay. :'T.~ ~~ Misses Hattie Holmes of Washing ton, D C , and l.elin P Caw of Whlteville. N. C>. are spending a few,.days' with Mrs Mattie Holmes on Lincoln Street:?Miss?Holmes is a lieice of lurs. rioimes. >ve -wisn ior tnem a pleasant staj^, Mrs. James S. Stanback and little son, James' III of Chester, S. C., are spending the week in the city. Mrs. Stanback is the wife of Mr. James S. ? Stanback, assistant manager of the r . North Carolinu Mutual Life-insurance Company Prof. George Leon johnson,' Special representative of the National Recreational Association of America, was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. "D. J. Johnson, 1426 Harden St. The Prof, is., internationally known?being at one time a 'member of the Willirm Jubilee Singers. He is planning a return trip to the city and shall be heard in concert at the Township Au ditorium. - <* Dr. I. H. Alston, Pastor of the A. M. E. Church, at Mullins, S.-C., is spening his vacation in Virginia, Heattended the Pastors' School at Hampton. This week he is atending the Bishops'4 Council at Norfolk; from there he will return to -the city to be ' present at the VVvjy. .aipLF.. M. Convention here neift week.""*?. wedding""reception . _____ On Wednesday night June 17, Mrs. ? MilljgaiT eiTferfaTfied 'd"'TlU k' ' Lrii4>vjtc in hnnnr nf Mr un<i M ru Theodore Benbow newly weds, Benbow is the daughter of Mrs. Milligan. She was married"to Mr. Benbow Sat urday June 14, at- high noon. The I ' bride and groom receivtu many useful and beautiful gifij attesting the esteem In \vuu!i Tnty are held by their fgifenda.?? ? ' ~ Several dinner eourses were served; followed by the usual sweet courses. Among the guests present were. . Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Walker, Miss K Lucy Scott; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis; . 7 Mrs. Susie Snioak; Mr. Reub.en -Reese; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Johnson; Mr. Larry Brown, Mr. Charlie C. Williams; Miss Laura Taylor; Mrs., Louise Owens; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis; Mr. ' - Joe Milligan; Mr. McLaughlin; Miss Elizabeth Butler; Mr. Sam Switzer; Mr. C. W. Roberts; Mr. Charlie Ford, Mrs. Victori^ ^Robinson. ? LOCAL NURSES IWEET" '*? The Local Association of Graduate Nurses met at the- hoTiie 6i the President, Miss A A. Nelson, June Uth. A largte; number .of .nurses.were present. Plans were made for a picnicto be held, July 15th at Shelton's Pond. After the business the meet, ing adjourned to meet at the home of Miss NcIsott "drriy 7-th. All member*^ are asked to be present so as to make other plans about the picnic. The hostess "served a sweet course consisting of lemonade, cakes afterdinner mints and cream y INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB Mrs. Marion Philip was hostess to llut t'lub Wednesday June -17.?Thepresident presided. The members were glad to seo Mrs; Ethel Laurel present at the meeting wnth goodnews she brought from Atlanta. We reget the absence of Mrs. Ethel Seigler because of a sprain leg also Mrs. Davis, sick with Hu; Mrs. Esteli Lungford with tonsil trouble. We hope our sick members will soon recover, by the .next meeting which is to be held at the' homer of Mrs. LtTra" Brown which we are to have a guess meeting. The hostess served punch, ham sandwich with tomuto salad, ice tea, after dinner mints which we ull . - enjoyed. NOTICE - ?' The Rev H. I. Lemon; A. D., S. T. B., an instructor of Allen University will give a special lecture Sunday evening 4 P. M., at Chappelle Station A. M. E. Church. All are urged to hear him. CALLAHAM-BING NUPTIALS ? ( 1 A marriage of unusual interest and rare beauty was consumated in < Allendale, S. C., on the evening of : June 18, 19.11 at 8:00 o'clock when U Mrs. Louise Gardner Callaham, only i daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward ! Gardner, and daughter-in-law of Rev. i arid Mrs. P. A. Callaham of Aiken, ? became the wife of Prof. Carroll Vincent Bing, at the "home of her parents i 321 Esther Street. } Proceeding the ceremony, Miss Leo- c la DeVese, dressed in an ' evening i . JidWii of orchid?taffetay?entertained- -t the audience with her superb sing- i Mng "of "All for you" and "Fur you s Alone," while Mrs. w ? v euiii.,.' a b lu'i'ul g >v i of "-shes t ano. During this time the bride's \ mother becomingly attired in a gown > of nile green print. .georgeiteTwitlr; appropriate accessories, her brothers" f _ Messrs Cecil-and Eeon Gardner^-amF i other members of the immediate fam- \ ilies took their places near the altar -t in the living room.. .. t Ac> the familiar strains of Mendel- s on the breeze by the skillful touch of ? Miss Leola DeVese, the bridat^party entered the airaetivly decorated jiving room in the following order: First 1 came, the ribbon bearers?little 'Miss 1 Aletha Erwin, in a dress of green 1 georgette nad little Miss Helen. Rice, 1 in a dress of pink georgette. Very 1 charming and bewitching were they. < Mi** TWtii.-fi Pn 11 nhoin, 1r>f 4 the bride, who was the junior maid, 1 came - next. She looked lovely in a ( dress of pink print chiffon, carrying 1 a basket of beautiful flowers. * The 1 - next?to?enter?was?Master?Reuben -1 Qarter, dressed in whitje, c^rryjfhg ^ the beautiful wedding ring of white gold, set with diamonds, embedded in a lovely pink rose. He was f&lloWby the charming Miss Dflrnt-hv Rich- J " ardson,. maid of honor .exquisitely at- 1 f ii'pH !? > > " ... ? gwYTu ui green luouseiuene de soi,'with touches of pink velvet, 'carrying a bouquet of white garde- I nias and maiden hair ferns^^earing 1 i lovely picture hat, and-a~?tring of ' crystals, the bride's gift to her. Nev- ( er did the alluring beauty of Miss 1 " Richardson show up to better aHvan-~ ~l Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, all a eyes were turned towards the door I crying to get a glimpse of the petite .1 .end demure bride, who entered upon P .he arms of her father, who gave her i in marriage. She was' -a radiant : > ision of loveliness in her gown ol i pink silk net, with touches of green 2 >-elvet S7id mdtflcihg aecessoriees. Her _ beeomjfng, picture- liat and crystal i necklace her onlv ornament, accentu- ( tted her loveliness. The bride's bou- \ quet was composed of bridal roses and 1 alley lillies. She was met at the? altar lay- the bridegroo^t-and his best man, Mr. Y. V. \\'alkeV of Florence, "both of whom wore the regulation '.ull dress suits. The marriage-cere- j mony was performed by Rev. P. A. > Callaham, the bride's father-in-law, c and Rev. S. J. Rice, the bride's pas;or; the beautiful ring, ceremony be- > ing used. While their troth were " ~e1ng~pllghred7"Mi58~ DeVesv played ~ coftly "I love ypu Truly." p In the living room where the cere t nony was performed, the color | v scheme of pink and green was carried out. Floor baskets of gladiola and t hydrangas with poted ferns^ outlined j ihe improvised altar, while the beau tiful condelabra, holding lighted tay- , ers added much to the picturesqueness j of the ocassion. These candelabra ^ were furnished by the Tyson familyone of th^Toldest and most prominent .iv.hittL_.f a-milil*,.,?>f Allendale. They have been in'fhe1'family for almost a ~ hundred years. The 'flower decorations in the dining room made a \ _r charming color fhotif around the bride's cake ^ ^ Immediate -following the ceremony a wedding reception was held The ,iuppy couple were greeted by hun dreJs of Allendale friends, including _ many whites, and large number's -'Of ; triends from various- places in this "J and other states; i DeI|cious punch, ice cream and t cake were served The , color scheme ( was carried out in the cream, while the cakes bore the initials: ,4C. j B." The- following young ladies,, j members of the senior class of^he Allendale County Training School, ar- * rayed in white dresses and dainty white aprons and caps acted as waitresses: Misses Catharine Best, AnnieMae Banner, Pauline Robinson, Wilhelmena Allen and Faggie Carter; while these ladies voluntarily gave j their services and graciously presided over the hride's table* the pun- j ch bowl and the cake table: Mesdanrt- : es Sarah Dix, . Minnie Best, Louise ^ Wright and Pauline Davis. * After the reception the bride chanr j ged her wedding gown for a travel- r ing suit of dark blue figured flat crepe j with blue hat and matching accessor- a ies. after Which the- haDDv counle _le?t in their car for a vshort honeymoon trip. Mrs P. A. Callaham, the bride's mother-in-law, wearing an enhancing gown of orchid eeorgete, with harmonizing trimmings, directed She bridal procession," after which she took her place in the family circle near the altar, Mr. K. H. tiardner of Kstill, the bride's uncle served as Usher. The large beautiful bridal ^ake and the cakes served at .the reception, were baked in Beaufort under the direction of Miss Etta Washing ton an intimate friend of the bride's. The bridegroom's gift to his best man was a handsome set,' of white gold IIIHIM wltii'tr wrp~agHi nr _ wtftrffiTi?. ' . , - _ Mrs Bing was the widow of the late Lieut. Andrew Bernard Calluft g Army, a war vet J eran. She is a gruduate~o? Bene- ~c diet College, Columbia, and has tak- ? -en special summer courses at South s Carolina State College and Hampton. Institute in?V4rg??HaT For a number of years she has served as a teacher and vice-principal of the Allendale County Training School. She 7 ha* also served a* instruator in sum- ( . *\ i \ . m# Ahianf-'-i?<Ai*r r a'.ii ..... * THE PALMETTO LI ner schools at Allendale, Bettis Aca- j lamy and Anderson for sevteral suf uers She is also a talented and ac- J compl^shed musician. Being poss- ; jssed of, a pleasing and winning per- *; sonality and being tilled with a desire J ;o lend a helping hand to others at *j alT times, Mrs. Bing has won the re- v ;pect, love friendship of a countless lumber of persons .here, there and *i :verjnwhere. - - - ?j Mr. Bing coinplted his college work 'j it South Carolina State College a few J .ears ago, and after serving as prin- *| ripal of the Allendale County Train, !' ng School for two years, he entered *j he~UniversityMinnesota, at Min ) letpolis last fall for a year's special ?j study. He is a member of the Ome- *i fa Psi, Phi, fraternity and one of J he most jjutstanding young eduea Ors of the day] Mr, Bing saw' ser dee overseas during the recent world var..... _ ; * 7 The-l?rtpe-tHimbe^-of-bettut+ftth -use ul, durable presents attest the 11 ;steem In which Prof, and Mrs. Bing ire held by a large circle of friends. \mong the fifts are to be found aricles of silk, linen, cotpn, silver,\chintware, wood, glass and other maleria) \ number nf the most valuable pres-t ?nts are the gifts of white friends '? Out Of Town tluests ~r Among the friends who attended ;he marriage of Mrs. Callaham and ?rof. Bing were: Prof, and Mrs. Fred Sheffield, Mr. J. N Freman, Jr.; Miss Mabel C. James, Prof, and Mrs. J. ft Burgess and Miss Juanita Burgess, ^rangebure; Prof, and Mrs Solomon linyarrfp-Fh- D .1 Dixmrp Prof, and Mrs. Chas. Ford, Barnwell; Miss Glaiys V Holman, Blaekville; Mr. and Vlrs. Walter Brown, Dr. Montgomery Cennedy, Miss Jonnie Green, Miss Vashington, Pre# J. S. Shanklin, Miss Thelma Shanklin, Miss Teresa Grayson and Miss Brown, Beaufort; Miss Muriel Pinckney, Charleston; Miss Sssie Trapp. Columbia: Miss Willie Mae Mclver, Darlington; Mr D. J. lohnson, Timmonsville; Mr. and Mrs. k lackson ~ Saxon and. family; Mr. and J iirs. Angus Bowers, Brunson, Mr. and ylrs< Br^okie Platts, Fairfax; Miss Ielfen .Singleton, Mrs. Urbana English , jifTord, Mr, J. D. Marshall, Bamberg; dr. N. H. Newton, Mrs. Leona. Bmg, ''urman, Mr. L. V. Walker, Miss Ola >avis, Florence; Mr and Mrs. Erwm? fohnaon, Mr. and Mrs. Charlco-Haael ind family, Hampton; Rev. and Mrs. 5. A. Callaham, Mr. Endom Callaham, dr and'Mrs. J. H. Eubanks,. Aiken; lis? Shida Watson, Johnson; Mrs. >. L. Collins, Edgefield; Mrs. Rebec a J. Jordan, Raleigh, N. C.; Mrs lamilton Alston, Washington, D. C.; drs. James McMillan, New York.. Out of Town Relatives. Mr E. H. Gardner, Estill,- Mr. Leon Gardner, Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Edvards and family; Mrs. John Brown, ^ . . * "r THE SI NK1SS GjbtB -- ??... . - | One of the most charming and whol- ! y enjoyable affairs of the week was 1 he delightful meeting the members ! ff the Sunkiss Club held Tuesday nite j t the home of Miss Inez Maytin i?12 iValnut Street. A profusion of lovely garden flow- _ >rs in which the various shades of )ink predominate were, arranged in he room in which the guests assent- ' tied. . Following a brief business7 session he members and their guests enoyed an hour of progressive whist, diss .Martha Bradley won top score I l white kid pocketbook. and Mrs. Min- I lie Lee Rice second score a box of >ath salts. .The hostess served punch ice cream ake and pink and green mints. About 10 guests called after the nembers business, session. dRS. MARY FARROW-WRIGHT OF SPARTANBURG VISITING IN WASHINGTON. D. C. * * Washington, D. C., June 22, 1931 ? Hiss- Ntna M: AVHght- has -for - her<uei;t this runnier her mother, Mrs _ Mary?tL?Farrow-Wright,?of?Sparanburg, S. C., who will later be join-" | ay other member's of her family at- | lending the Teachers' National ~As-o-' I nation to be held at Howard Univer- I ity. : j II Vliss Weight's home is Hi? ?.harm amfT Lpiinhle a. irvpher Tmractcri.-tiv. the Souu., and her family will :m ! ! ere just an . cer home in Whic.i to :eiax and en cy % citation THK-BRAWLEY BOOK CLUB j The weekly: meeting for Tuesday ItJth was held at the, home.of Mis. " \lbertha Simons, Senate St. The j nembers of the eldb are now . study- j ng the life of Sh^kespere and each nember was asked' to give a . quota-I ion from "The?Merchant of Venice." , Mrs, Laura Goode Jones gave a sy-j lopsis of Hamlet. Mrs. Miriam Mc- ; Millen sang beautifully "Water Boy" ind Mr. William White rendered an nstrumental number which was highors were present:: Mesdames C. O: Vaketield, C. M. Finley, Estelle John, on, Mayme E. Dunmore, Miss Annie larrick and Mr. William White Mrs. Simons assisted by Mrs. RowI-tgrt served-a dainty repast consisr Kg of-creamed chicken in-patties, | laltmes, potato chips and ea and tutifruiti ice cream and cake. ! "lie meeting adjourned to meet with diss Josenhine White, Braton St., i ['uesday the 23rd. . 'I he President, Mrs. Laura l?oode I it G o'clock. In the absence of Mrs. I Junmore who had been asked to give I i synopsis of- Othella Miss Dolphine I fradiey, begun the subfect whieht, | villbe continued ot the next nieelihgT" drfc stajiback of Chested was a wisior at this meeting. At the close of the meeting Miss ^hite, the hostess served delicious Tub sandwiches, stuffed olives,?rusiian tea and a cheese and pineapple talad. 'LOOK WHAT'S CUM 1 NO! A comedy in 3 acts entitle "Fdr rhe Love of Mike,", at Zion Baptist Dhurch, June 29. "1' f 4lU ' i V. ' . - -6 - - - p? SADER . " ' ~ j: ' FOR | | PERFECT PICTURES J j! - a Copying Knlar.'iny. Kodak- FuiistiiiiK. Frarrtiirg ._ . 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