The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 28, 1931, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, November 28, 1 !>*> t.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Lee Burns
1 of 1221? Pine'Street motored. jt.-> Sum-,
ter Sunday visiting relatives . and *
friends. They express themselves as
having a g.rand time in the city having
visited Emanuel ,M. E. Church attending
morning services there and
during the atternoon- vhuterl many
friends of Mr. 'Burns. In slu>r4 thentrip
were quite a pleasure.
- > ,U-'
iiwitau wcro nappiiy married 1
amid a host of relatives and friend./ {
at the home of the bride at Hopkins.
S. C., Nov. ID by their pastor, Rev.
L. H. Hatfield. Reception will be. on
kins. They will be at home lo thcii.
friends at 1504 Hejdk. Street.' eiiy.
Mr, and Mrs. O. T. Robinson of.
Henderson, N. and Miss Kthelene
Turner of Norfolk Vn. were tile wee)
. end guovts of their .Sisters and Broth
? or-in-law.Or and Mr- I. M Hani. I- -.
family. Having., motored down lo;
. the Knoxville-State game at Orange
burg. ^
~"TIJE DR AM AT10 <1.1 B
The club met with..Mrs. Hazel <iBookman
Tuesday evening on dads
don Street for the purpose of reorganizing.
During a short business
session plans for the year's jvor!
wore made- after -which a dejjeious
' salad , course Was served by lite bos.
ttfSS.
Mrs. John W. doodwin, >.d.r> Haniptoi-,
Street, December 2. at ?>:00 o'clo. k;
A IJlRTHMdilT IWKTY
On Friday night; Nov. It! it b-rllw
night party was given in honor ol
Pxunb l I I
uviiau^ iar jsimi
ate St., his home. After the jr.ie-is
about 25 gathered around the taM?
where tht. birthday eake with 15. ear,nons
on it all-.burning' briglj^:?'fHrrg
guest of honor read. his welcome- ad
dress.
"Ladies. and gentlemen and school
mates, I am delighted to make you
welcome at -our-homo .espywaUy-laiithis
occasion. YmiJjavi- been rc?iuested
to make merry with me for it imy
birth 'ay. 1 take great pleasurein
making you 'welcome to everything'
hoping, everyone will enjoy him.se',i.
I hope our friendship slftiFiviliin H:
Joh'hathan and David. ?This is my
welcome adress to you all."
The responding address was mad
by Joshua Mai tin.-one of the henorid
guest's school mate who used very
choiced Words.
The guests werj* then served -trt1cream,
eake-. pimrlr, and candy uTitv
amused themselves in many sports..
At P'.oO they went home.
THE WEDNESDAY A I TER N't >D?t '
~-JtOOK CLE 15
Tho . Wednesday?A iVeruooM?Hvrrhz
Club held its'Weekly. meeting at tile
home of .Miss Gladys Hall, 200.". Oak.
Street. After devotioh ex.
discussed the business nuvi ,?" 11...
?a? I'lub. VV?? liii'irl.:i,l -1
rue: program. A solo by.Mi-<s At ;ini:._
t?a poem by M-i*s Thbtrnm ;?ul an in.
sAumental solo by Miss Dawk ins.
gameypf cards.. After which'she solved
a delicious course, 'i he -adjoining
meeting will he Weld at'the lu>n.iej
> wood Ave. Nov. IS.
' , . IN DEPENDENT SOtlAli ( \l I T.
The club met at the home of. Mr .
^^BfcEstel Laltgford, 232 1 iv nat\- Steer*. ;
^^^Wednesdav 18. The p.tv.-i .'.-at prosid
ing. All members, prr.-rnt. 1K1. i.>
the social hour a few games-of whist i
Wiys. plinyed. Mrs. Kun'l- 1.awar e.
Mrs. Sheliie Davis, were the wiAoe..-.
After the business ses ion Mr-,
ford served the eLnb punch, o,\,-i- .sRwv,
with* snTtino which wo enjoyc?..Mrs.
Estt l I.angford t'Tu Sti ve.l .
silver tea Nov 2!^ToT the brinae of m.
club which was a miccvS-. ll.cu.teaand
mixed crackers Were served. Ah
enjoyed it.
HONORED WITH HUM II MM It i
SI PPER
Wednesday nftcinoun, Now-inner i 1
was the lovely a.i.iir. given by f?i i.
'al'id Mrs. Mcdl'gV M. -,ll -;i' L n:
residence 23-18 Senate St., in honor oi I
their daughter Un tie Elizabeth.
The living and c&iihg rooms wen-.j
thrown ensuite. Two tables were nv
iaii^eu nil >> 111 o i cti u i win*, n uii u\?~
i, tess - served supper" .at >11 o'c'.oel;.. '
The menu consisted of l'ric 1 chicken,
hum salad, macaroni, sweet peas; rice
hot rools, canned sweet potatoes, hot",
cocoa, cake, punch and ai'Ur dinner
mints. Alter supper Mi. Isaac Kiu'
sell was at the ,piano favoring the
jolly bunch with trie latest song hits
tor dancing:. Among the guests w. t
Mr. John Wilson, Miss. l)oivella Brown,
Mr. John Hart,' Miss Evelyn Thomas.
Mr. Coleman, Miss Millie Benson, Mr.
Andrew Jenkins,-Mis Sarah J'. Menroe,
Mr. Henry Monroe,*Miss Francis
Taylor, Mr. Washington Epps,"
Miss L. Den, Mr. George R. Simpson.
Miss Suriina Jackson, i\lLss Haiti.1 E.
Jackson, Messrs I. Russell, Morry.
Mr. and Mrs. Aiken and Mrs. J. 1\
Nole. All the guests w<??'e sotry when
the Wee hour came. They express*.-:
themselves as having, a good time,,
They wanted to know when there was
agoing to.be another supper. They all
left wishing Miss Jackson rtiany more
i i. -
Tin-: who':", w no (u u ok
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-to ,
11IV s . V* ito CftUV^.r Hambcr^', j
*" 1 1"I;;v -iPvnmi'X Nf.-.-enl. ^ ,
Jo j?t ih? 'onucr.
Imp i \v.' . c-.l.-fl to ordo-r
by tab P v:: dent- T.Mr.t U O r-.1 .'
-rrf;~TTTtor \vlpch ' (>n< a i a i
I ho villi* i i-spoial. <| with n i.-1.:11'.<>}V.- i>t*vrii.oInj.r
witli iIk* b-trer "A." .Mrs.
Wisli.t K. CJivvm and .Vis's' M. ()..
Uiiippolb- vender (I ;i duct which was
rciivcd villi henii\ appJausi'. Air-. ]
Kliznbcth (Ji vi'ii ami l.nla M.'Rickcti
baker .ij>vorcd the cliil) with sel.i:
tiwiis Prom I>iu har which Imitijjht joy
nil laughter ti.i each im-mber. \\ i j 1
hope they will recite njrahi Soon. j ,
. .-\!:t r the p.oyrram tin- numbers ol"'Ij
-vuv? i4ub--tvi rtstrnavt unr. 'Jv'.tT-1
rani ivrlv d< i imati- i.ib'tiay room, wit |
..r i.i ' -
v v,,,., -I.., t.j+m HliH ?<>M ;iM(t tiOSVUtpul [
i lower.-;' whore wi' were L\wJ
<t< licjous ci,urH';< of 11111it-Li ami" smut j
wlclios, nhd <k*s '?7?p1
I he loeiuliers present, weft': M. (). j "
'huppolh. I.ula Ai. liickculiaki':', Kalli '
Haiti*, y, Lii".tl;ih Cireon \\" i1?;? (Ir<tit
Ip.ddie S. Marsh,d)', Mail!.a l\ Kav. < y
. Jul Rnuau It..Sunders.
Ali-siSanders 111 b"lml! of the elufi
thanked the hostess f'01/n jd; a-ahl at'-,
terrioon spent itl h i- home. 1 !
~I?1KTIM).\ Y SI KI'HIST. PAUl'.V
\\ < <in< <! </. Xovenihor is.' aiatkiiijr j |
;io |i.,.>-,iiur nf--airi>ri>.T ?nHT tan.- in I i
lu> li o nf A11 n.rney N. .1. Fro eriv.k,
. ;t,V on" Dl" unusual. I'li^yiiii-at to,
r list', In .holeli'.'alioii of the event,- his j
iMr . Fro loriok.; Kisro him :t ,*ur L
*1 i; t- p irty ;.t their homo \Ve<Ino-d.<y |
liiV-ht itl'.c uih'u l?y lafiny of his- elose j
u<l i.'iti . a'o friends'. Four tables of
whist wore arranged ami after a so1
ios of it was fou.nl tha. Al r.
At. \V. SiniKiMs made'thy. highest seoiy *'
Or. A. 1. fhVIiins soeond and Mr. II. *
\ iijeoiit t hint"; prizes were award -.at \
t<> t!a i. Af'ir '.lie jniinvs, a <lo,li.i- 1
<:jis repast was servo i amidst kind ex- j
ri . - - iir^ r pi ' l;t'Halio.a>-ht TTia-t.., ot?7
he frietuls p> a soni."Jlr,AV. II. Harvey t
Ft .a".- a - in.tstvV. l'rs.ui; aside
XToiii tTio: e nTrondy .vneuluriu'd wort i>rs.
.\. A. -Jenkins, Stephenson. *
r. Slhrrt. 1 >. K. -Jenkins, and F. l>. <
~t <>I.T)STTTrr"fir--s r s It. -II'. fcutifr W. < olir.soti
and UiHlitV. ? .?- <
>KA> (iFill"SMI Vol \ii MI-N'S
i'j?ur;R!:ssi\ i: t i.t it nkw.s .
, .Til*:) ?!::>* pvevinjr -y: T : ;?> I'liih
!:?>?..! _?>i' r.jr. Iu?his Anf?
,vf. Ntii'llj W! i Sll t c?. ;
TV. i!!:vi.!iy: v.- .,. U' l l<y is,
i 1 ii . wia> in hi? oui=-o v x J
! '.i;,c il tii;;),y 111; 77_a7 s-nTTTTI TTi '
' linn'.! V.' i ... i n T Many TTTv- 1
J-h.-aV u'it l>. v>a-' !w a.nl ot-IV
> . . ' '
TV- cli ! i! a v'jis;i.ui ianVi
V<"?fhH)H'v r!>!V.ppPfjf ; ..ii-' \viiH'.,
V., ; - v: Me. ..L,ii?'s (I'a i k'. . *
!V(. ' J-.; A a . k.
K. T. i'l-a-.iriU-'OH-iKaV 'ivi\ i- !.
II. Ml-. 1. i-.x -. w:; - ;.|il>i-hH'tl ? Ivii. j.
,1,-n 11! t-ivv rt> i!'ft'.Tlu
v-lli'i hVo t'oUIH.I i ll.'l. .'.V.'.'l .V <
I ()' TT Tn'Vt' l'>'|>li| U'l . 'v: ??
;11V*T"T-1TTh~T5 ntr'.V U IT'..-?;
for thoVc who want l" .haminj ni.-ni-. I
l.v lV .
\\ F.DN KSD A Y A F'tTRVf f<)\
ItltlDCK <11 K '
(! fee liv file; S.. Miss Lill-ian I'.ish?T"?Wits?lt"S
11':';'?f-o?t hi' \\ ell 11L' M l ay 'At- ,
toriiown Bridye Club iit her hoino on j
.Huncomho St root. . November lit!)..
Vases of A meriean..beauty roses ad - j
i<> -the-- attractiveness. til! Xho
iny; rnuin, where tliioo table- woro j
1 mi for hi-id ye*. After a short husi- '
noss moot in};, the laities found their}
places at the tables. - - ;
At the end of the frame it was
found that Mrs. K. \V. Biy&s sfoiod
. . ' "7 ' !, ; diTTM'."
i-i:i'st towel. Mrs. ('. A. Williams
;!hhv hitrhest <iiril for eons lation |
which was a lovely fmyer tip towelf |
For l"W scoie. Mrs. 0. M. 1 bom p-soiV j
lccoiveil a shopping list pad.
A doli'drns sal,ad Course of chick* |"
i-n salad, pickles, saltines and tea was 4
horved. :?. _
-t?- -?> C 'SB**- - - ?
;mii>mystic < i.t n
(i\y .* i i - il. i i.'i'- ;x- .i>)
p . (!. ei t.v'il! . S\ .C: -The \1 .vv
I .vasMeiiybtfuly enferiained ! >' Mi
I fnolla ki.'j-. lVnfay fit In r h ui.io. ot
t-.ch- >i St a p:.
rr ' , r-1? -?:?
in .r t % ? s w.-iv arranyOil . ioc
-n idu'e".. The rooms were very beatt
i'oi?m?n?lioooraiVtiii?-of fmns wnk oil
y - .iju'ns. A ft r a number
'Tf i>.tpi.i'i |i,ii , .on.-., to?? si >!>
ill i i i i i i i i '.t i i jit ;
V w.s ;!i. i-tM'pioat :?f a h.aati.ul
piece "f d,is.>. j> iat. Miss Bea'rici
.? ' I I .
...? m iiw-.'.ni i: i;iij;f.|
'i\\ o!i. ... Ai i .sr.r.'v A liiililniri'.v
olfci'l-i' t'.i!' I I : ( : !) !'. .
< i .I .1 i(?,1'" . Ci""
, \ i ! I-,. I (I Wile put C.M.te .etuio'lS
: lir-i wi.il ClillkcfS JllVl ttltS.M-.
m u-v wviv . ervYd by the chan in,*
,'lrtsic . >' ?. All i-iijoy <! .1 pant :t '
?rrr- r.
it \!M'Y pai s son \i. i i.i n
: In- <l!i ' iu ! Uv=n i ivmr Mon .
<l.it* mgliu 'Wf at- IIjc residence el' .vis.
Willi;*id l.TCvson ?>ii Kast. IVndl ton
Street. The tjYice president pikri
. (I. After jl'brief IniVmu s'es.- i<> i y
few j'.ime- were played. The hostess
u?rt revved.n dVlioious e<>uisc of
cluh sandwich, eaktf and hot cot-oil weIk
aiii'v eYi joyed. A few visitors were
present,. Mr. Geo rite Jackson, Jr.. Mr. i
I,. Me-ihs and Ml s1>U'wvlnt-.?Visii.iv.>
.irc welcome at Jill times. Our next
nicotine--oh the lib :it the"! resilience j
l of Mr. Isaac Itiissel 1.113 Ilariv.v.clH
"Street 7:30. All members arc urjred !
tn hp prPiwnt 1 I
t
THE PA I
? 11J: Mli \c \ V (;iy( )! '.' COOI'KR A
11 \ c 1;
??1?rr-rr?. g: .1 .11. p 1'iuwnid ai?
t. >>' > 1 -h \\Y an- very jrlad I
ivaniiii-.:!,, i i ;.a: \v?'^-havo' ^ono into I
I' "i'iu."i munixnlinn and havo |
i i in ! .. ) .,i", v.i.J I. aH On in1 ).in
v.S.vis c-x'.en j to January, |
? wrd :i.'? Iiiv. various councils
van-? 'i d i'.V "1ivJI indcwruU' I
v < i i. : ! i .
Yin j'dit.wii ;r oil'icials ui ir \ lectcJ
; d :n. p.i. n d: d: :ii man. h'i\od Uo
. u.!; \k * v :r-ur...anN SiuvwsBuvy
' i v-1; ; ecivtary, Ivdward ;
' i < it . : - I't n-'rv. Antli*t*\v Rf?esi>: !
J. i' i >'. L ilnliai dson: ntem"
: i|.i : 11 . ' t (' i' i!i ("ash; corn1 '
' ? nding s i < y. ('unpad' South; K>.
it oi'ti' iSr. -lame'. itoscinoiul; cli.iir
i)i 'Nva dun ? >.!i! i) i I i < > s ; Tazwell
_?? i. A., . , ?: v-i Hi i.m. M <
v. it? r;#*s,d*. i ?. y commit U-;\ Prof, |
:?i u\ :i'mr. MM. .lleiiry Wili.uua, For
liic ini..{future oiii' 'wni lc
liiii! Ut; tti: ,ii,t<i iv) ftinjK yyl"i\? eilu- '
ioU' M-li: ! ]? < ' lllflllln f- _
"-1. lli. t I-.-. V" are.: eekmg reprosenivt's
iji in t.Y 'iy form ot sociely
no it :! i?i-.dm; ti.y.
Daily v.o j-!\. !.. ing reminded thru
iK i-uvs," ami our lenders the present t.
. liiKrTttU' -as.u^-sU a in- N egn ?>.?14 uu- h't'ijv
heard .Mr. Dnngston Hughe.':
fiofiits" on last Sunday in which he
I VtiMii'u'ly ami |t a tire fit ally - depicted
: egro labor. 'i'li!' solo. aim .t>t' the Voting
Xegroe.' Cooperative League
i i .i 'Mi'.:1?4-?in ,riiy oluth'mlzv. the '
; u sent c -onoi iio plight of the Negro'
. 'OiTi|Ti\'i in,4 f ?i |)i ; ativt i ntei pi'i.u'i'i I
\fv are. cirnbue; ing our Hirelings ev- j
ry \\V no ;itiy evening at h o'clock
; t (i, ilfia* MitiHiiial l'uilding over
ilntlov. ay lJii -.m ss-^Mmool. \Y
HOWARD S( 3()()U
..... / i
Out of. a reading..'less- n in the '
dxth grade where the teacher's aim |
,va,s appreciation 'of poiniy jtrcw the
'allowing pvom vfritlOn by little ^1 ii*?
iiiU'. Unbolts. the cloven .year old |
laughterrn nil. alio Mis. U. lloTn-'"
its of 1717 \\ayne St. It was writ-*
U.1UU1. i-llu. -I ' [? ridd. - ..
A lit out n Days, .
r e autumn, leave- ate falling
A ith . mam .'colors gay
m,, t .-. . F ?? '
"jitnr*"m' tin' Aiiiumn 1
n.i; ii'i'iiini'l is iivoivl wit!) many
. litre.! es
trie' ITI'll;.; is.. 1.11! nil))'.' ! |-csV" > ... .
1 in-. I>M(-iau - ! 1i11y x'Ulii
\.? thv.\. Uvi'Uor a tin i iy. s?iiiilil. ' I
I":;f -el ' J" ) Y.J;: hai Vi -tell
I.U inaav i.tls ifrn a!i<! t
iii ?.'?iili' i; .i r. .i?j.l. iw
i::oit . last i;i!cv. v 1! t.ns year.
i:. A.lit! I); \\ V. -j: l!u !na\ ? ' liavv .
I l.o I) v t > nil 'In.'.!. l>ri (_v I
i-lpty a S'i'W le ? - .
I. in tin* }; t-??.? ,ui . a1!' K-i'i.
W a tai): ri. ljoht'i t
:\ ??:<<) ?;a?. l!n> clij^s on.i>y ...!
ii' in i!n.i : y-a.-'onc written li\
Mr. iUui M I lavs. .if T^t)I
aUroiI St. ' I
A lit umn. !.
Samfhor g'/iu- ati.i autumn is hole
Jin.' loveliest season ??t" tin' year
rile liifils ai PrfKinv .lnTl- ainl there
Ttiinkin^- cti* 'ji-ii:;. ti, J he Sunt bent
hemi-phiiv.'". .
T a- ltiivvcato ljiilin"' all around
1 la-wind is nink'iiiy; a witisllin;? sound
. i ? <o ' ' ;- alon^.l
i iininii' tlu* l-'ijii'id zoni*. ' I
I'CIMMARkQN'
HI sough-AC
-- ?
"fefl H *
Ill ^
mi
* ;. i.-tirnnn?r out of city;
streets . . . and under-!
jg\ rvijtli. she music of two
grcvt hearts?-Man and
_|^S I 1 * -
n-v.
|j CAPITOL ? Wt
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.METTO LEADER * V
CARROLL FREDERICK'S WORK
APPPEARS IN "LIFE"
?The many friends of Mr.?Carroll <
Frederick, son of Attorney and Mrs.
N.J. Fredcr^rk, will learn with pleasure
that he is succeeding in his Art
-studies,?specialiaing in?ettrtooning. _
In the issue of November Gth, "Life" '
a leading humorous magazine of New
York Cuv. ann&trs a cartoon by Mi.
Frederick. For t he pa^t two yoars
Mr. Frederick has been pursuing liis
art Vtudies in New York, anil that
he has done well is, attested by the
fact that such u magazine as 'Lift",
national in scope, uses his cartoons.
NOTICE
-The A, I;, Clnb No I-will give a
trip around, the ivoild tnonday
'night Dec 7 l'JJl at ?:Hl) Pr M.
You are cordialy invited to come
--to- Allen University the grand
central-station aboard the cars ami
lets have- a jolly good time*
The trip will rlrivt.nivny rhn filn?.i i
;?nd the depression, and will give
wholesome relaxation. Pleasure
amusement and in the meantime,
you will be -helping the A. U. club
to do some eohetruetive work- ?--- J
A J AX _CIA|B N KNVS."^
u . I
The young nle? of the Ajax -Mys-?
tery Krewe are working laboriously1,
and energetically for their two major.',
entertainments for the ."benefit?erf
charity, and are being very capably
cd br-?H~-U"U"g sponsor"
We wish to call the attention of ,
the public, to Vie great professional
circus to be held in Township Audi- |
torium, which prQceeds/wilM*??turned,
over .to the local orphanage and the
Old folks Home. This event will.be
preceded by a Bundle Dance. The
admission being only any old discarded
clothing or toys that might be of
service to those lesS fortunate.
Let everyone who is able join in ,
this good-will movement with us and
make it an unusual success..
cured fpom any member ol" the clulF
<.r perSd'ns in. involved ii\. the program.
" ..... - "|
Watch for the bills for? the circus,
Township Auditorium, Dec. 7,~ 1U3L "
Admission 25c. The. Dance will he |
at the Odd Fellows Hall, , Assembly ,
street, Dec. 3, 1031; admission a bundle.
Don't
forget you are helping us to hely'
others, so let evryone do hi>-.
hit to msjke- another happyv. Ji
BACCHANTE'S SOCIAL CLl'lB) |j
1 ho Bacchantes Social Club was
entertained Tuesday evening, Nov.
24th l.y Miss Claretta Mott.
'l'ho meeting was presided ""over by?
the president in its usual order. After
the business part of the meeting
was over, we then had a very inter- <
esting program featuring the spirit<>t*
Thanksgiving,
We weiv* indeed glad to, have with,
us a7? visitors: Misses Ethel and Lucile
Xesbit and Air. Robert Whlker.
A~ delightful. salad course was served
u hich. was enjoyed by all. We adjourn
ed to meet-at the home of Miss Thellh;l_
RiliVtnvson Wednesday, I*ec~ rtrct.
COLUMBIA TO BE HOST TO
FEDERATION.
The Orangeburg District of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs
will.meet in Booker Washington High
School auditorium Saturday, Dec.-^5, ,
at lo o'clock. All Clubs of the said
district are earnestly requested to
send a delegation to this meeting:.
Important business to be transacted, j
MRS. B. E. VINCENT.
District Chairman.
DK CRASHES I
AiNk . . =MH
'ewer into Modern Role V
H . . Supported by Re Rj
oved J a c k i e-l oopei\
^ ?tar of "Skippy"
|M I
idnesday & Thursday I
? -i*-*
IN M KM OR I AM
A tribute to the m'ctn< i \ of uui
dear Sister, Bessie Benson. who de
parted this life, .Wemlur 25," 1 '.e'fi
We love you and miss you, dear sirte!
i-Iis. .will, mt O1;"" he rh -)< , ? ?
The Cross when 'bom<j with pntiene?
Is a victory nobly won.
Sadly missed by:
Junta 'Bensyn, dau^hivi A
Charlie Bc'nron, Jr., .1, .
"?~ Louise Goodwin," mother
(iith'CO / e -
M'WvnMH, lilTllir
'hucile, (iussie, Silvia. >is*er>
Arthur. Edward-, -Slviuii.ie;
* In'utliers*
YOCNIS MEN'S UISINI SS 1 I-\(U'E
OF INIQX. -S--1; ....
? **?'?*?~? '
m M. n. n.M t. 1 '
Srltishiu's.s? i in\ \ ,
In even this modern world,
two words SELFISHNESS ami I N
VY play a great part,. Their p..i<have
l>een welt played, in the; l.a.-i'rress^wmidd,
the religion- v. orlei. :
Selfishness* and Envy, can be- up
plied to "human activities, ju-t a
friction can be applied to n:?? -barf
cal activities. Now let us see-, whr-u
er or not the above statenieiit air
trtie". Fietip"n is the iv.- mian < fered
by one body- t? 1. another a- 1?
passed ovur.it. and tlie <dm-r i-hvi?: '
of friction is, the cdeilieieni; ed t'ri
tiofD - . - * 7*
If the above definition sullke--. 1' 1
is an absolute holdback t?T the in-i trial
world, because, were it nut f 1
friction, just that "one factor, tin
mechanical world would be e<jn-i 1 with
machines of perpetual ncti-.fi
producing productive energy 011 ;
cheaper scale.
Just here, let uirartuikc the comparison,
Selfishness might well " U
called, one nf the hinder im m, >e, < :
human progress, and -Knvy miglu
well be called, the coefficient of Selfishness.
Now as you well knew, tin
coefficient of friction is tin-, ratio t e
tWeGH" selfishness' and narrowness,
Juat here, I think I should fnakc i"
clear.- LkaLthwre. is useful?i'rict-i"'n m
in other words, in some instances
friction-is very serviceable. .The ve--.
same thing can be .applied to -^ i?;iness,
and in this - manner, if yo\
snvy one because of a want to e<)ual
surpass, or just stay up. then selfishness
and enviousne^s might U
termed useful. J nit among nt> -pvople
that is the exception, and 11-t tlu
rule. We usually envy one he :
of his proyiVs-. ami to thill him dev. i
if possible,\ we are use.: J1 \ selfish
because we think somebody will' e\
cell us if we. give them o. start, it
not that we are apt to think tha.
person is -trying to ove-i look us.
think it is about time- for- s<>n\e oUS
to llllik OVer, We hiivo lm .lie,I !!>,.!.-i
lived under, and depend under a!!
these yeors and if some changer a:,
not made, we will .he under.
People- have become m?" >e!li-h i;
then- retigion, thai iliey ,xhltik' ii *
: disgrace to play un> athlete,.
do any form of dance, hut if it b du.ni
by the other race it is all lught. vn
most of our ministers would hi" J
when Sunday comes, Ki?th>\ --did ;h-i
have these activities ITd-Fr _T7;;iu
discourse, we mu*t move awar fi .r
these Primitive evils, or sink a>". s
nation to a still lower levei ?>f civ 1
lization. \ ,
Selfishness and Envy are the- grcn
est obstacles that hununntv haencounter,
it sapped ' the li\es
nations; .it. ha< ran-eti: war-:
caused?Industry?to , slump;" ft-?b-r
made the. soeiol order bow to vice-nra
crime; it has made individuals fal
at the, knees of degradation. and m<v
it has made the World a neglei; i'u
Another for. its many inhabitants. -~
: The people uf l ni.ui :nv - ! i: 1 1.
Lox, Spoulding and Baufngardmr
and still extend to them a hear ;
welcome to return any time* wbi-a ,
is convenient for them to .- > d>>.
On Friday night past, the Yit> am
county of Union .celebrated Foamier
Day of the Majority lLps.pital
Finis High Auditorium, and the pi"
address by Prof. A.? A. -S-rinT; ' ad
dresses by Prof. Wm. .Bogaiv e
hock hart; - Dr1 Ft AW?Long.?Dr-.- V
W. Montgomery. Xjai se Achison a-r.
then the report for the year b\\ M:
I.' (t. Mfvl S S lekv?the * \S 1 le I'?" "' 4?
hospital.
Several substitutions \\.>re nr <!e Prof.
A". A. *Si?hs .couldn't get <> .'
on account of other business of wi it
called - him?uut-af ...mi M. it
Christie was put in his. place; IL-*
Baten took the place of Rev. A. A
McKtsstek and Rpyt ,thompson .,iv
placed the Rev. Collins. M, R. C.'br. .
_iie was Piaster of ceremonus.
Music was rendered be; v. i i i
address aail furnished by ijuar'u He
fvuni various parts'^ of the count>
Siilis High and the city M.-> Kar
was pianist.
Don't Wonkier Why!
| FIND Ol'T.
'?Are yon?winrie*tr-T4'Oo!i!o,l ?.r LT
lucky? If you are unhappy or di>
satisfied or perhaps have been un
UTucessful in your affairs. Let 111
advise and help you personally. M
service covers business ami social a'
fairs; such ns signing papers, *ollin
real estate, stocks, bonds, love, mat
riage, courtship, good ami bad hud
i travel, health, accidents. I don
'care what it is as no job is too hue
or small just so it concerns you c
your Welfare. My raUH for fine:
jttons are 50e each for tlif fVrsl
land 25c each???*?all?others.?Otln
ser\'ice according to the job. M
|terms are cash. Send money win
[writing.
I. DABNEY SMITH
P. 0. Box 1144, Huntington, W. V
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PESSIMIST II) A BEGGAR
'Mortal! 1 -do not pity you, ,
Thouuh. > wur clothes arc plaihly~jh~
1 hoyoi f i'r -i 11* | ' i ' J.I i ..,-,"1 r iiir "i
-i.i.ouyii you aic- feungrj* there are
' pla;jut:j
\N'-i'V thaji these, for o/f we find
\ 111 ?wukt?i?^ >ip,i Ss i' I j i n [ yunH. ?
. ' ' i
( ii, yiiiif; jtu'f inu wear u Miiile
W< .i (iii< not lor" Mai't or, :,tyle .
In i'/Iii1 M;i!- t s -piiy ;
lfl.no. to.tho>e who \val|< alon^
'1 litis otj're tylest, you cannot see
Earth ;.n. iy - "|y. s^cn -iy.
\ o-i hut siiare a eotnrnon lot: ,
I'lffiraiu fV.e wOi.t i.e . i *
" "ww . 111.r is IHU,
'KKv'. a,J'Vr?'^n earth,
?F-n-e?mtr) rrr-TT-?a tike?from birth".
ftr -we "ta)i 1ifes street. ^
L^?i if?- . uu' t-i guide your feet.
.?. 'T '' ir ?i?tailored ra/t of thine
.Take these better clothes of mine,
(ir.< thy cheerful soul to tne;
J \\ 'i \\ i av ravs an?- ilu y the
u hi1,V H
^ liliit'll t:?j? tiie streets and sfhile! ,
1 i" Andrew Fuller :
Laurens, S. ('.
, M.W.NINi, S( IIOOI, M.\Mi's SKV- - v
i:n i ^ rw <> dpi l a us on ioi k
l;? h.i.vks-lm.h n-i 1 * i.
~T'l TS"~T NVKSTM 1-1 NT.
. MnrAiin'y; ?The art work which co.ut
a * hell I'lcii.l.- -l i-hliT pierce ;
'-hni i 'Vei's. and loLir other pieces and
. which v.uiw exhibited by. Manning
. >'cho. I at the'State Colo ted Fair, has
: : : "Uf to the- h o; ?T3".tJ(j bll ail
investment of $4>5. ' 1 v
t Header.- .of the "Leader" will recall
that the Manning's hbol won-,
firs* . prerni.i!i:. oil housenold art work
. at" t h- faj m c lunvhia last month
i ' 11. ?' Popularity
Contest liivt v.i-fl- unr^t.
. of - the -ami; work mehtjoiied-",tibpve .
. was p'.t up as a:: award to the most-* ?
. popular toucher- in i.esu!t of vohtest
an audit otuil. >am' of -joT.dO \va> rea- *tized
.makin<.r a t in! of &Tv> ui> for ?-u? ?
.?lIuj?iiann?work. by* tw- teacher?-?im4
: a tV'NV !liL'h si-h/.o] plipils.
]n T.1,1-. p .pulaj it '' i-oiitost Miss Mal?>;
id? tv:n-s won Jirs.t . and >yas
i de-lyv.nt. d a- the tuo-t p ilar tea?
. ehor in tin' -? .) on!; Mi-. I. S. Thoiap- ' V
. 'soy .-? . i.?J upd . Miss Thelma
Ko ranie third.. "I'm- m-ai* the
. wn11ast t-i-t.itt-i sxitiji. ul? one ' .*.
' mo:' T e nor-' at :!; race
~~ M. ' ' Via- y. I\n. . 12Mi; "
Air-, 1 S. . Ti. n.:* on. }J~>p; Miss
- Tt. -i.o.n K on. I'lHi-.'; M, < . 1.. k; Nel-"
.-w.ji. ; Mrs. 1 it--. A i \ a. Jenkins. 58!>;. '
Mrs. I tar 1. Walker. ; Mr- K.
I s. wi.-te. :;rj. ' " 1. .
; i i < at!- nuj ?i i.itn"- :n' Glared-'
don put much life in schools
I ami school work .with the present
leadership. Saturday November 1-1,
w~- frrM tT."r" aeT'-Trtr crmrrty tcachers-*
. n li'Q \o:i! 'aV.ii a very ....
- f.n. '.'.J as iuol.?Tut1 mam ail
dre-- _ w a.-' i!o, .core! fc FuTTTT TJ T-1 7
R. ppc1 -Mrvr-M o'nteit h Sinikins al-o
i s-poke n*I?I launehod the Christmas
hVnl >uit- urive f<<r the eour ty. The
[ <:!: -. up' wed'and there is ho pre
sj>u'ttilid success. ' " . "T'
! . C. ii:;e- <>f lvtVe-hlnpnts TiTr tTTe
t r.v meetlnc .were M-rved l>y the
- Manrtmi? Traininc Sch'?4.> " ~ r~" ' 7
M I \ iS I I !(S W i\ I'7s AI.l.I ANCR.
: A i:'. L L.n.e 1'ui the =5
-??All aii'ah . ! > . mi' tin'?meeting he
i ine; held at iiarhisoh College. Irrmv
k- S. <at -the home vi" Mr-. .Murray.
'1 Suiv.f of the ladies were delighted*
-- w.ith the.trip given thenv to Irnto by
. M:>. In.ian!. Chaimclle- ami Sims and 9
J1 i\'<r__L_l" hose hi die.- n.aivv thanks
i'i ! -makinc it po-^siTvlT^'Tor them to
. have -'itch a delia-it''til afterno'n.'
The meeting opened with the usual
he V : i-mal 'exercise's. The president,
i- Mr,. IMllurd. was at her post and 1
pn sided with'the usual gentleness.
i Work !' i' Thanksgiving was discus
sed and it was decided to give a
' i Ti'i t -p-h Child at tin- orphan
ge.: w - a will . el]* to gladden their
1' little hearts.
-old?kolks,- hke- the -children.,
1. '"'i'l : when they are remem
' !i ... \ o: giving. -
I I -v -i ? j .good . .
1'. hiO?;>!->.?Ly- rhe~. A 11 i; 11i;I __ '
M'iijlu. collecting;..-the- dues, each lap.
, . >e .pi Thanksh
ui' lriu;. af the closevof which. Mrs.
I*I!i ieud a very interesting pa- '
per oil. 'Thanu.-givini'The - pro11
am was'.arranged !>y Mrs. Chap- .
7?p. hi., chair man' of committee on lit-? ?
er:;i*\ program. . .
/ Al the Most ui all business and the
v It ?'!uv> program. Mis.. Kstelle Bo- .
- ii..ir 1 iynios, ( 1 i I. \^'i.u;d. whin, ihe 1
, o.f Mrs. Purier..f Hr.rhison Colr
lege. spoke vor. feelingly of orphan
e ilhreii ami of tlu* obstacles and dif?I'.i'uUu'^
.i a ? hieii they htno to con- .
*-? ?t ' .eh?yvtey?t In-u
life.
She. said, of -all children who need
I lie pii\..id'1 a community. she thinks
that orphan children She was
1 . w a r 1111 > applauded Tor her lllleiesi- . :
" hig'and instructive remarks. .
She w as'warmly applauded and in*'
vited to come again.
\ The hostess, Mrs.' Murra\, gave
* the Alliance her best welcome; so the
X ladies hove given themselves an in~
vitatibn. to take just such another^ . '
p outing, at the home"of Mrs. Murray
1 again.-as soon as possible.
* The outing gave the ladies an ex>r
eel lent mgpctUe mul thj ..hostess sat- ,v
lsfied fhem with. am abundance of
r? gmul .filings tir 1'it'i.? " ^ ?
>' and" thank you am! the most expert
M1 driver left us all bohind> while she
landed her party in Columbia^ in about
ten minutes.,,
a. ' Guosg who she is ?
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