The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 03, 1931, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, October 3, t'JWl.
Mrs. Elise Robinson of New York jj
City is here for an indefinite stay, ji
while hero s)ie is the guest of her e,
mother Mrs. L. K. Nelson 1020 Pine
Street. ' fi
Doreder Mabel Dant'/.ler the (laugh- ,i
* + * A? Mi /-i .
vi mi. uiui m i s, i. i.,. uantziejv, 0
has just completed a; three years ,
training--at- Gotnf?Stmiarftmv llu.-'pitaf j]
?Nurses Training' School. ?1 r- ..< ?
Mr. S. L. Lucas returned to Co- J?
lumbfe Monday after a very, pleasant 11
two weeks vacation. We are glad
Mrs. Lucas is getting better from a 5
sprained arm. Mr. Lucas gave her n
a lovely Master Six Buick. Car. Hope e
she will soon be out in it. b
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Miss Corinne V. Bailey left the city f
for State College last Tuesday where n
- she will?resume her studies. H
Miss Eloise G. Bailey left the city |*
? - Wednesday?for?Voorhees 'institute.' -h
teach. '' r 7 . ii
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Mr, William White of No. 8! Bray- I
ton Ave., left the city Friday of last
week for Denmark, S. (\, where lu ,
will continue his work as a member ol
the faculty at Voorhees In-dilute.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Detroit are
visiting Mrs. Griffin l.'UO lleidt Si.
' Thy will remain in the city until the |
vth visiting,the friends. n
, 7ti? 7 ?
1 M|'s, Annie Brown of Columbia J
2113 Gervais St., accompanied 1 >v Inlittle
son Benjamin Joseph Brown Tef"
Thursday for Detroit, where they will
spend three weyks with Mr. and Mrs.
Mongomory. We wish for them a
!?very pleasant stay. ^
Mrs. James A. Hohnan of the Lat- *
ta School System was in our city on r
business. Shi- looked the picture of "
health. 11
Mrs. Edna L. Alston of I,alt.a. S.
C., is spending a few days -at het
palatial home 011 -Hampton Ave.
A J AX CI.VB NEWS
The Ajux Litei^rry and Cociety C'luh
. ~ held its second _nieetii)g of the sea
son at the home of Mr. 11. A. Frida;, >
Tuesday Sept. 2'J. The old mem
bers were very enthusiastic over the
reorganization of?rite?rrti?rirrh?mm?
there was quite, a number of appli- b
cations from new* ferlows. I
The young men promise' to make d
this club even greater than the olo !i
one of a year ago. e
Mr. Joseph M'cDowel witv 'ehnir?VKtu-;3
of the election and the newly elected
officers are ;is follow.*: \Janies Ah t
Wise, Pres.; John A. Johnson, \ ice- f.
Pres.; Joseph Hoover, See.; J. I'M- |:
ward Jack-on, . Treas.; Rohei t Ross, t
Marshal; Jas. W. McDowell, Critic-.
HATKS-INCKAM NUPTIALS _* (
Miss Louise Ingram, daughter, ot
Rev, and Mrs. A. L Ingram, was
recently married to Mr. John Hates t
'the son of Mr. John Hales, of Hates t
burg; S. C. a
The reception -was-largely* attended -f
of tlwij bride.
? The newly we Is expresses .deep ~o
appreciation for the many -beautiful b
and useful gifts pre<entcd<l by their ?
' many friends. A
we wisn tot ipem-a nnpp., nim ani p
life. t
COLLEGE INN AND "
COPEKE SHOITI 1
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lf>09 Harden St'ec1
GUESTS - Mr. U. T. Fishe . Wash- J.
ington, D. 4V: <tMr. I). T. I'rtre and
Miss Carrie LHIhMim,?i" i mia' -p
Main? to Florida" Mr. -Mrrvril?Ktds? -ji
inson, Philadelphia. Pa.; Dr. G. I. u
Irhcs, Tuokcgoo, AJ. Ii.
~Burke, Tuskegeo, Ala.';. -AL*8* Totra
? .Pinn, R. N-., New a i k, N,?L? j.
GIVEN PAjtY? ON BiUldlitAY ^
' Little Helen Mabel I'att< ? ??n reU- p
bratcd her 5th birthday with a I'vely
party at the home .of dm pm-ec. ,s.
Mr, and Mrs Darnel W. Patterson on ^
?Pine fP.vc'o*.?Moiinay? Sep'. t.< *i -rn
Upon arriving each littlcguest wa> 'jt
presented a lancy paper cap carryins;
out a color scheme " oT~pihk airti
green. ' h
After games, ice cream and .cum.
were served to abttit 85 of the hon?
- orod guest',, little friends. Balloons
and suckers were given as favors.
\ TANZ -SOCIAL CLP Ik
The young men of t he club hel' vv
the.i meeting at the home of Mr a
George Samon 1 GDI.'Washington St. g
Mr. Arthur Harper, Prosidifil pre- ?
? sided,--The. ?iegtiiig_.opened wiih a u
prayer by Mr. Geo. K. Woodard, The f
session was short. 'The- important hu- "A*
siness was the arrangement -for theDance
of October 9, at the Odd Ke'l- V
lows' Dancing CaStmr. This i* sup- pr
the season. We hope- Hint?ymi wi> 1 -A.
dust off your .shoes so you can dance- a
to the strajn o.f music from Snook n
Russel and his Black and Tan JnzZ a
Hounds. Oh Boy! Talking music, 2
those boyg sure can play. Walt?h IV
-them this winter if you miss tins si
dance you're nuts and don't know b
your chances. w
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>K. L. M. IH'NTON. HONORED ON |
___ Kith BIRTHDAY'
The :i:)iiu;il celebration of birth
ays. w ;h a few congenial .guests,
M<! w t.li ;? modified bill of fare, breaks
he monotony and a dels much interest
nd pleasure to family life.
Xu?r.erous quests unbi den called at
>un-Wal-ton on Septen.jer 22 to en
>y a celebration of.the eighty fourth
irth day of Dr. L. M. Dunlon. Presicnt
Emeritus of Claflin University,
frs. A. E. Bythewood and her charm
lg daughter, Mary Lou, furnished
lie first surprise by sending in a decious
noon day meal. A litle later
'Vofr'and Mrs. W. W. Wilkins arrivd
from their country ranch, bringig
a large "fat" mulk fed turkey ready
ar the oven,, At eight-P. M. Mrs.
?r. Wilkinson, all 'smiles, arrived at
lie head of a host of the members
1* the Sunlight Club, one of the most
; ' 'lnity unl?f* ' ' r<ms~Th~the
State. This cmH?ny__Qjr
1-ogre.ssive women stand for the slip
ort of the Fairwold Home for or
Iicuivu ^11 ID ilt VU1UIUU1U.
Each one and others came bearing
ifts of flowers, cakes, candies and
andkerehiefs,- and eighty two of the
lite of the City presented cards with
eautiful lines of birth day wishes,
liss FloreUa Fordham and Mrs. Daiy
Bulkley-Taylor quickly improvised
bountiful supply of lemon, grape
ix cent cotton in mind enjoyed the
veiling as well as if a banquet, had
een?served. i .
i a few brief remarks inviting them
a come again in'Nintteea Thirty
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DELHI HTFl'L l?ARTY '
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McDaniels and
Mr. and Mrs. , C tldwel Robqrtson
:onr joint in a delightful party" at
heir home, 120R Lyon Street, Weigsday
night, in honor of. their guests.
A quantity of mixed garden flowrs
were used in the living room,
rhich was lighted with beautiful colfed
lights.
The guests enjoyed playing whist,
fr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes~wer.e high
corers. After pfaying whist, deighuul
dance niusicTvvas~furbished by"
Vyane Kane, "the Waltz King," over
adio from Chicago, during the danc-.tig
il* delicious salad course, cake ami
unch was served.
The guests were Miss Helen E. Fox
Iiss Lucindda B. Johnson, Mr. and
Irs. King b. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs.
[enry Ilynes, Mr. and^ Mrs. P.
Valker. Mrs. Dallie Truesdalie, Mrs,
eanette X. Washington, Mr. Romeo
)avjs. Mr. Albert Smith, Mr. William
)nvis, Mr. J. b. Golden, Mr, Willie^
lice. ?? ? _ .
independent social cia b
The club met Wednesday, Septem>er
2d. at the home of Mrs. Ethel
.awreuce 1014 Pine St. The presient
in charge of the.meeting. We
ad a very interesting meting, Sev
ral games of whist were played.
Ir*. Shellie Davis-and* Mrs. Janic
i. Williams were the winners. Af^
er the transaction of business Mrs.
awrence served the club with punch,
mtato sala.1, devil eggs, pickles, saJines,
crackers, after dinner mints
rhich the club enjoyed.
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IULDREN'S CLINIC
. CHARITY BALL
11- IL
. ........ ...fa.n, \.k.i., HI, WUI >VJJUieSii_
lit? seasoh's lrst and grandest effort
awards the support and maintenUce
(if the Children's Clinic in the
mm of a Charity Ball sTaged at the
TrhimhkT""TT>\vTisl>ip Auditoriuin.
This affair' promises to be the most
ut-sianding hit of the year, if only"
y virtue of its sponsors and acting
xeculives, who are respectively Dr.
I. A. Evans, noted physician and the
opular I Phelta Phi Fiat. In adcliiim
to the many fans of a very, popuir
orchestra,. both the acting factors
lontionod above enio the islsti: civc
following of select groups. R< pcsentati^'s
of out-of-town groups
re expected to participate in the
lea-ure of tfhe evening, and their
utertainhient is sincerely assured,
mentioned, the guests will disTt?theniitglveu?plotuiagly?and
< " jyably
to the strains of a very-poplar
orchestra. There will be added
ratiirw- to enhance the-fpryety and
oveltv of thir fori Ileum I iif> event.
hat will both surprise and ' ? the
.memorable evening. Every eoncnicr.cc
to accommodate-the guests
ill he in evident, and appreciable
roniinence.
Allow us to stress that the proeeds
of this Charity Ball will adantageously
expenicd in dutiful conidemtion
of the ever ytinl welfare of
Lie children; it is in behalf of the
Ivans' Clinic Association Camnaign
or Health's Sake and the Children"
hat such 11 delightful even5" has
een planned.
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It OVAL V CLl'Jd
'I I... I?...,..I v? 1 n-- i
i ?iv ivu^.u v viuu mi'i ai liiu nume
f Mr. IJ. J. Cave oil Tuesday night,
opt. L'U. The program for the night
'us in charge of Mr. George Taylor
ml Miss Lucile Bishop. The prorum
was carried out nicely, after,
'inch the business part was conuetcd
by the president. Miss Ruth
[obtnson, Mr, Kidiard Smith and
Irv' if. J. Cave entertained with
uxne short stories."i Miss Rehtcca
IcDowoll sang a solo. We were, verylad
indeed to have one of our old
"embers buck with u* again, namely
lr. . Henry JJxmroc. We are asking ,
11 girls who wopld like to join to
icet with us on next Tuesday night
t the home of Miss Zenobia Stewart
liOO Gervais St. The^ptesence of
Ir. Samuel Lance, Mr. Eugene Wil4
in and Mr. Emauel Hampton will
e very much appreciated if they
ill return to our club again.
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THE PAT,!
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PHILIP'll. HORRY
Manager <>f The Centra! Meat Market
73 Spring Street, Charleston, S. C.
The Center* of good meats and at ]
reasonable prices.
NOTICE
Columbia. S. C.. Sept. 25. 1(J31 j
To the C. C., Officers and Members
Worthy Counsellors and Members,
Colonels, Majors and Captains of j
the.-aM-ilitary Dept. of the Knikhts _
of'"Pythias' of Columbia and Vicinity
You are cordially invited to attend
a get-together meeting on Sunday
afternoon, October 18, 11)31, at
I t .iO-P; M., in the Odd Fellows Hull,
to formulate plans and devise means
preparatory to our entertaining of
the 11)32 session of the Graftd Lolge
and Grand Court,-Knights of Pythi- *"
as next July. "Over the Top" wil! :
be the kcy^itate from this meeting on
until next July, in growth, thought,
membership and finance, hoping that
each Pythian and (Calanthean will
make themselves a committee of one
and join us. in our proposed program
Thanking: ..you, one and all. in advance
for your earnest cooperation,
we are, ; , . "
Yo '4l'> fral. or naif y,
J. B. LEWIE, Chairman" E.
K. LEWIS. Secretary.
.3-10-1.7.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many frienJs
for kindness shown during the ilness
and death of our.'devoted wife and
mother Mary Murray who passed to
the g-cat beyond, Sept.- -i, 11K51-Ihi.
iuau. S. ('.
. Mt.r .'.wntnd
Y u Berry
Frank Muray .
toauys 7v!ur?*ty
Frit/ Murray ____
Lieorge Murray, children.
THE LADIES AID SOCIETY OF
WESLEY M. E, CHl'RCH
The Ladies Aid Society of Wesley
M. E. Chnrc-h, will niQet. at the hoim.
of Mrs. C. II. Douglas 2010 Ileidt .St.
Monday evening October 5th at '4:30
All members' are requested to be
present at this meeting there will
be an experience dollar rally, Tim
rally was'sujrtfC'sted by Mrs. Whitak-,
er ill I he last meet iup whose funeral
took place at Wesley Sunday, September
27. 1 :
Member^ who are unable to-attend
M. E. Cruh ciehvhetm eta sh.rdlcnii
sand their dollar.
I History's Rc
Flung Across
WEDNESDAY,
CAPITOL '
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VTETTO LEADER
THE COSMOPOLITANS
Charleston?Madam Charlotte Hons
\>well was a charming hostess to the
Cosmopolitan Bridge Cluh Friday
September 25, 14)31 at her home "on
ill. MeasanJ'.' '
The game of "Bridge'' began at
>:30 after talley, had been pa-sod.
Vladam Lcola Ezokiel holder of hitrh:st
scord receivee a handsome powder
let, Madam Mayme Hut'chinson hold>r
of lowest club score was presented
a lovely box of French stationary
Tho members present were: Misses
Dorothy Bail, Maude Hyatt "Marge'
wo v-?: f * ?
. iuj?vi *><AUUU vjixiin, ^uc.suamcs
Loola Ezekiel, Milded Hare. Mtfyme
Hutchinson,. Beulah Levin.
A delightful menu of- ehie&en
mltines, ice tea, candies, macaroons,
ce cream. Drr. Acree and Dr. Irvin
Hoffman motored to Washington, D.
3., Friday past.
LOVELY BRIDGE I*ARTY IN HONOR
OK MRS. SCOTT
On Thursday afternoon, Sept. IT
Mrs. Belle Vincent entertained with
seven tables of bridge honoring her
niece Mrs. Geneva* Belle Cornwell
Scott of Newport News, Ya.
Those enjoying Mrs. Vincent's hospitality
were Mesdames Glad's Dan
Joyce Jenkins, Elese Jenkins, Bernice
Ilnllman, Essie T. Chappell, Eth
i Tp-pln-nson, Bevallna Thompson
Johnson, Alice Johnson, Ruth Brown
Bettje Roach, Carrie Rav, Ethel Shaw
Ann.i Rhodes, Estell Johnson, Bessie
Thompson of Chicago; Ethel I line:
of Wilson, N. Miss Edvtli Rutlep
Hat tie, M. Cor?we?l, Rasa GQaseo.
Rutli Whitaker, Genevieve Yjnccnl
llattie Cornwell and Susis. Butler,
Vui i-colored dahlias afforded a hrighJ
touch-of eotoi to the iumiits where tin
guests assembled. I'unel. was servet
throughout the afternoon by Miss
Ruth Whitaker. '
Late* in the afternoon an ice course
was?served. . Those' receiving?tm/ewerv
the guest of-honor. Mrs. Scott;
Mrs. E. Jenkins, "Mi a E. Shaw. .Mrs
M. Johnson and Mr>. Bessie Thomson
.NOTICE!
To the Brotherhood of the Baptist
Min'sters I'nion of Collim hi a and
Vicinity ~ " 7 ."
JMy. I tear Brethren:
These few lines will remind you
that our Union will- re-open the firs!
Wednesday at Noon in October. We
are expecting you in large numbers.
Kindly make yourself a committee
of one in spreading this news.
I am as ever your servant in Hi:
nam.*.
l?. II. Hattield, President
11. M. Taylor, Secretary.
a. r. club no. 1?notice:
A. U. Club No, 1 will meet Tuesday,.
October <?. at tfa'JO at Allen University,
Roam No. 2. Thi., hying the
first meeting of the school year we
are asking all members, and tho-c
who desife becoming members to hi
present, that we jnigh? get started
with a full program for the year. I
am sure there will be a deal of new
life coming with the members on theii
return from their vaeuJLis.ms./Pleusi
come on time.
J. T. \V. Mini;*, President
J. >W. .Sawyer, Vice-Pres.;
Miss J. G. Kennedy, ,Seer.eAar>
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Wednesday and Friday j;
We Dress and Deliver Free
COURTESY ? SERVICE
PlfONE 5619,
1124 Washington St. .Cola., S. C. |
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DANZLER BROTHERS
Shoe Repairing?
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2379 (Jervais St. i'hune 9132We
call lor and deliver all- work
Free, shine with every job. .
, Men's Half Sole and Rubber
j Heels ? ?
: Men's Whole Sole and Rubber
! Heels ? ? S2.<>(( H
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Ladies Half Sole and. Rubber
Heels Si.00 *
' Ladies Fleels?Any Color T'k
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? 125 doz. ladies' hose,
| Gauge, dull finish eh if5
? no-run feature?slight
g days, 2 prs. for SI.00.
g 3100 doz. Gordon sock
S with rayon, dollar days
g 10<; oft' on all silks, ov(
o 12 Mom me pongee, 4 y<
~81x105 rayon spreads,
o heliotrope, only SI.
g 54regular 25c men's ties
g ?> regular 50c men's tres
o 2 regular 75c men's ties
g Men's-25c silk socks, 5
l -10r' off oil all menV'siii
3 10^ off on all men's hat
- Z 10 f o IT o n a 11 m e n' s. cl rev
g Men's work shoes, SI.9"
? 10^ off on all ladies' & r
3 10r> off on all hoy's sui
1 % Wat eh or knife with
i I and over.
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3 10''.' off on all Ladies (
8 10'; off oh all Ladies Iff
g 10< off on all Ladies L;
| -Miilinery 1f.5
12 doz. Lnipress Lu^vn
Z . vour choice dollar (
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1 third':f
10r; off on all blankets.
-1 big lot of part wool, i
' t~~ lar days, Si.Oh.
|o iiy 1 on on all cretone:
0 wool rugs, bed-roc
_iL ing" room furnitun
j" s ~~ go go linojkmr'i ~i
ma 1 tressesfpillov ^
S School tablets, 3c.
? School bags, 25c.
1 1>ASE\
? Men's work shirts, siz<
$ only 48c.
| Men's wool & rayon py
8 A tube, tree with every
| 1ox3.o0v2, $4,38.
S 23x4.40.-21, S t. 79/
5 30x4.50-21, 85.43.
8 28x4i75-t9. $6.50
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Mil! (Jaclh Receive Her Customers
At I he
Poro Beauty Shoonfi
1109*2 Washington; St.
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a llcadadic or Neuralgia in ? ... [)
minutes, cheeks a (old the first,
ay, and checks Malaria in three days.
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all silk to the top, 45 - o
ton, picquoted tops, i
ly irregular. Dollar %
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; pair 10c. g
?r>S1.00 yd.,
ds for SI.00 ' ' . - y
rose, blue, green and 5
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, dollar days ."> for SI.
, dollar days, for SI. Z
, dollar days. 2 for si, fpr.
for SI.00. ; :*:
Its, SI 2.4 .") and u p.
ts, S2.95 and up.
pants. S2,9."? and up?t??
> to S 1.9."). . r" ' X
nen's shoes, S2.95 up. |
ts. S4.9o and, up.
all boy's suits, S4.95 ?
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lays 81,00.. t - '?
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8I.t>0 or over, .
si/c blankets. (161" ?
draperies, curtains, j
m, dining-room, liv- cv.
cedar chests, lug' ? /oilJ/vm,?snr
rig's,?~
s Iririp-ranct pjctures. ;i;
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11-over sweaters, 98c. %
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