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F |f December 19, 1931. Miss Mue White who has been,very* ill in Brooklyn, N. Y. has returned, home with -her -Mother, -Mrs. Serena Butler, 026 Blanding Street. We hope she will soon be well again and out with us. Miss Willie C..Moore will be at her residence 702 Eau Claire Ave., Ridgcwood on the 20 to spend the Christmas holidays, she clpses her -school on the 18th. Her relatives and many, friends will be glad to welcome her home. , IvnuDUVUPVT c?ni . I ni mi iiii/JUl JunuJUll 1 V. LL I > Mrs. Shellie Davis entertained the club Wednesday evening 9th with the president presiding. The mem. bers were present with the exception of two. Whist was enjoyed. Quite a few visiting friends were out. Af Dayresei^d^he^elub^ with^liot fried fish, slice bread, pickles, and punch and after dinner mints. This delicious refreshment was much en joyed. Mrs. Sarah Massa at 1013 Hcidt ? \ Street served a Silver Tea Sunday 13 whieh was a grand success. THE NEW CENTURY CLUB Mrs. D. K. Jenkins graciously eri' tertained the club of which she is a interesting business meeting was held then bridge was played by the eighteen members of the club and a few friends invited by the hostess. Mrs. Henry Pearson made highest score after playing four "progressions and received a lovely pair of hose.' Mrs. Marion Paul, second hig]iestand reL ceived very pretty sport handkeri chiefs. Mrs. Marion Dixon also, rej ceived a dainty handkerchief as the (WW y, ? Mrs. -George Johnson Yeeeived ;i box ot t *e;ry pretty handkerchiefs as tin guest prize. The guests wert. Mes pnes George Johnson, Betty Roach Mr-Daisy Ruacli, Lucy Williams ami *homasina Thomas. THE HAPPY PATS &JCIA L C LWi, ^ The club met at the home of Mi. ^ George R. Simpson on the 14th. The B^ meeting was conducted by the vice president. After devotion the house Vwas opened for new business. After the brief business session, three per sons jdinetp-the club. Miss Lizzie [Newborn, Mr, Charlie Chappell, and Bffri George M. Jackson. The hostess ^fen served the club with sandwiches, Boa and cake. The Pals enjoyed Kmselves much. he next meeting will?be at the l^f Miss Frances Taylor. Williams was tne cnarnv the club Wednesday, This being a s.oc^Sre~was not any busiBuro of the social enH carried out by tellBy jokes. Along with Kef soeial ^jactTytttcl^" W was just about tired P^c -hostess i-i.Tvetf?aMk^ Hre of potalto sclacL on let Bcocoa and sal tines. We BTl to have thc following visJ^^^Misses Eliza Gootlwine, liejKcca McDowell and Mf. Heyward H^man. ? , ' , The following Vnembers wore pres eafc: Misses Ndjllie Burton, Al.ucile Taylor, Ethel WiliSraps, Thoma Rawinson, Emma Kershaw^ Annie and I Bena Nesbitt. e (The next meeting will V>e held at< theijome.of Miss Nellie y. Burton. YOUNGER MATRONS' tCLl'B Mrs. Theodore .Jolmson \jvas the ?"t- charming hostess to the duty on the ^ ' 5th a(t ^5:3!0. Beautiful "htylly l<ml othait suggestions gave'the 'spirit of ?the?approaching?holiday^. .Santa tClaUs tallies, were passed at 5:30 and after four progressions, .prizes wrapped in Christmas paper were award* ** ~ O D,v4T Kirrli ecAl'O JM eel. Mrs. aames xv. nun m6.. ow.v, 3 a lovely boudoir pillow; Mrs. Thomas K Jones, second high, also a lovely J boudoir pillow; low score was won Ml by Mrs. 1). W. Walker, bath cloth C?apd soap... The guest, prize, dainty I handkerchiefs, with lacc edges was r wotl by Miss Wilhelmina Thompson. A tasty menu, prettily served, con^^sisted of fried chicken, "pineapple sal hot buttered rools, creamed poHocs with peas and olives. BRdrs. Johnson's guests were:? Misl^aes Wilhelmina Thompson, Genevieve Wr Vincent, Rose G(laacoe, Hattie M. F Oortwell, Ella. C. Myers, Lillie Jones, |T and Mrs. Jennie M. Willfcrr ^ llrs. Johnson's party was enjoyed r^bykll present. Mrs. Thomas Jones will be hostess the club on December 17. NOTICE! MAW members of Queen Esther Chap fifcNo. 1 0. E. S. are requested to atHnd our regular meeting Monday nfHrnoon December 21st, 5 o'clock, action and other impovtan. businessr fc" Mrs. E. E. Sightler, R. M: V Mrs. Laura Bans Secretary. - ?\ WEDN ESRA ^ A FTERNOON bridge cli;? Greenville, S. C.?Mrs. A". E. E. Huggins delightfully entei tuincil the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home on Calhtmu Street. Dee. mr-' -----? ?- ? After the regular routine, of business, the hostess passed colorful tallie's and the ladies found their places at the bridge tables. Huge Italian vase.s of autumn leaves were appropriately pkte+M ttv, the room. " .7 Top score, a beautiful ensemble of bath tablets and body powder was won by Mrs. E. \V. Biggs Mr-.. George Parker drew highe.*t4ard-4or- eerrjtt? lation and recjeyed an ensemble of bath salts and ppwblor. Miss .Lena White with low score revived a dainty Xi>s*L petal cachet 1? Mrsr ttttgjjms tract as^hcr guests, Mrs. Wairon Cooper and Miss Gladys Witherspoon. Mrs. CVjpcr, with high score recieved a bottle of narcissus perfume as guest prize. **' Mrs. ilT:ggins, assisted by.Mrs. Mae Logan served a tempting: salad course consisting of thicken salad, pickles, saltines and tea miss alice feldeu ts hostess at hkidge Greenville, S. (b?r.lb-s Alice FeldeV entertained lor tne Mystic club arid a few frien !s, live tables, at her cozy home, did Greeri Ave nice Friday aligj'hoon. Tilt- home was decorated-in Christinas colors tu' red and. green. 1?oily was eiUctivev used thrumrli^. JUt. I lie house. The special gtu sts?. we're Mcsdames Carrie 1 ho.njsuii, HaUie Lykes Fladgl*r, Sara Ellen llrooks aiuL Miss Floicnce. Lyke.-. '1 op score prize was won by Miss Annie Arnold, she received a beautiful piece of lingerie, while low score went to 'Miss -Beatrice Shumate, she . iw.V .. . .1. M is Miriam Wiihei spo.m - tied iof co,nsvlati,on, now ever me ti<- was hinki-n hy l.li. oimer, she was the incipient ol' a .oveiy yellow guest towel. Top score fur- the guest was: v.an. *d>y .wrs. ('an-ie '! hoi.'pson. a butm liful iiiicn lowol. Wlun. cards were laiif asiie, "deli.ious Aiiihi'us.i. wiili plain'ami lruiL rake Was .-areed _ hy tile charming Hostess a. si-He. I by-Miss l'i-tra I'liuV. r . Illli'i'iIiJA\ in ii.i'i'lS.K Mrs. Sa! a KIleiT "I!;ooks and Miss VVal'H'l' -rd mi TT7T ruitiful home of ihe cornier,. Tuesday eveitrirg;.*t)c-:\Tnh.T' Kt1r, "the oe-" asion Ik mg the birthday anniveiv arv of Miss Mifrnn Wi ''.cr.^popn o -is'er of ' Mi's. . ih noks. The* affair vas a surprise a i.i a successful one, as tile imnuroc loiurnod honic?to tints 'lie guests assembled to wish lies* -mury happy tell':rnts of thc day. Tlfe jeautiiyd gifts attested the high esDouglass I' air banks In Film P ForsaKinj^Jaaat nmc. 1'ict ures f Dynamic S ir Hovels in Ac Douglass Fairbanks has g-ivei yetirs dhead of the times in "R picture for United Artists,_djre( the?ntosl versatile man in drama comesto the Oapitol as 1 Supported l?y a m.-h of noted'Slagt and?screen pei! minline.*-,. several ?ty them stais in their f.wn night, Fairhanks has' put aside his spear am jerkin for a eollor ami fountain pen He portrays a sensationally success fol yoirng 8tOcJv~tiroker who cuts, i swath both in" ike financial. an i love marketst? .As th it !. aUfnj. '' -nhiim* in'erest in "lis life there is fiche Daniels/a f)l screen mate' for. the dynamic Doug lass having beauty, courage and a plendid s?. nse of drama. Jack Mulhall, young star with the experience of a veteran, is prominently cast as the. s af's host 'g ieml am ' onfidant Edward Everett llorton, who hat enjoyed starring, honors on botli stage and screen for years, has ar outstanding comedy part as- Fair-hank.'.-, volt*. ') h. .;s ol the "million dollar east" include dune McCloy late of George White's- Scandals,' and hailed by Director Edmund Goulei ing as notable among the new crop of young, actresses. There - is alsc Guana Walters whose unusual poise and beauty brought her this, her first screen rait. Claud AliisUr. as an English light comedy character Hel I'M .icronu' rrmtyirriiI Walter Walker are all suitably ca*t. The story . of "Reaching; For the Moon" is set in present-day New York, or rather, it anticipates "the architecture, fashions and speech of two years hence. "Skyscrapers, pent houses, a pn 1 :ii in 1?ucoan?liner?tmd fasbtonabl,: huihs ; hroart provide the backgrounds. -** This does not imply a fantastic riot of queer shapes and decorations. Mod crnistic furniture and appropriate settings in the best manner, beautiful and harmonious, have been designed and erected by Edmund Goulding and William Cameron?Menrincs,?the sq|>e rvising art director. The smart, ultra effect is exactly suited to the theme and the tempo of the picture. _The gowns and extreme habiliments worn by Miss Daniels and The scores of handpicked beautios in the cast will reveal what the fashion craze will he the year after next. Fairbanks is hack in modem clothes for the first time in ten' years. Laughter is the, prime ingredient of the pictuie. As a stock broker busy making millions, Fairbanks ha$ never had I facets Bebe Daniels, who plays a so1 ciety aviotrix^ he forgets all about THE FA I two' in which she is hold by her many friends. I Dancing and bridge were enjoyed | until mid-night when a delicious suli ad course', with coffee was served on individual tables, the season's colors "I -given and xei being?effectively Tcan iod MFC (. nnents 011 the delightful hospnalily enjoyed were made by the guests. 41 s' they departed l'rom the long to be renie-mbered -evening, of pleasure., Tlidse present"were Dr. anil Mrs, ' (). M. Thompson.'Dr. and Mrs.'Warfen Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. barker,^ Mr. and Mrs. Preston Pat -"TCTVon, Atrs"." A. J. ChTTppclIe, Misses Mae Logan, ITste'lie Cure-ton, Leila. White, Pell Bright, Gladys Witherspooii, Dr. S. S. Lawton, Messrs CJlii - lord Walker, ,1. Murnv -Marl in. ^ Uuke" Bates and M. F. Davis. : ~~T DINNER" PARTY . H?i An elaborate dinner party was giv'en at the- residence of .Mrs. Rhoua L. Jones, oh Sumpter Street, Brooklyn, -Mr- V. in honor of a few-out of town guests, .namely Rev. and Mrs. <C. R. Stewart, from Darby, Pa., sister and biothe-i-pi-lnw fit* the""hostess" artb AT i-v! Nnt finn Unth.v t'i'nm rnlhmhln The table and dining room was "beautifully decorated. thc colors being red, ycjjow and green. - -?Hi unci iHfd at Bn'elock consisting of two tables, 12 persons at each table. The menu being consisted of a full Turkey dinner and when the" -desert was. served "the "bright lights was turned out and the dim lights - turned oil. At 11 o'clock another repast was" served such as: sandwiches, cake, candy, nuts and cot Fee for thc evening, guests that was invited. The guests of honor, were-:?Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Stowart, an i Junior; Mrs. Serena By tier, Mr." and -Mrs.. Mrs. White,Mr, Harry Greene; Mr. ami. Mrs. 'Goings,. Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and STms Jai vis. Mis. Eva l.ucklow, Mrs. Eloise Wood,'Miss I.ouise Stokes, Mrs. Lucy Harrow. Mrs.-Maltha Cread. Miss W. J ones. . ; ' * M ATINEE 1) VNCE BEGEM HER 2.1? HOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH ' SENIORA SPONSORS I'iu- v"Iirst event to h,. given this - -A mil by tr.e Senior class of Booker _ ^ a-j] a.utoa 11 ndi v., 1 -i i I -1'" "" Dame, introducing the. C-hHst. iM;ls VlOVi-vJp.ysida y, DbeenTfrer2>. l'.i.'H. at the Od 1 Kel!o\gs' Hall ">"!n- r?:(H) to y:?o I\ Sir Thc mom-j-bcis of tliis-class hope tonnake the ^j.uiiie Din- ?i mi' greatest sueei~sstrs oi till- year. The chaperones will be Mr. - J. Wiiitertian, Mr. L. Stallworth, Miss IIaiveyL Miss Williams,..Miss l'endorgrass and Miss T. E. Thomas. The public is cordially invited. Cyclonic ursues Love and Fortune or the First Time in Ten Years Con With Million Dollar Cast n -the public something new and leaching For The Moon," his new ?ted by E(lm\HVd"T5oulding', who is -Hollywood. TfuT modern comedy ytias. Special.; ^ % _ 1 '\:.' H UK 1 1 I ^1 w^_IiImMIF' '"::'tMx^-i ;^| WtKr'j^^KBMP Douglas 3cutbanks ?J ondfeduxurd^Horton an Reaching for<thelT5oon' money and put sues her across the ocean finding out midway that she . ,is engaged to a titTefT Englishman. This doesn't stop him. Horton, ploy .ing the valet, recently in the service ?iT a naughty Grand liuke, instructs Fairbanks in the art of making love an i the comedy becomes uproarious. I Edmund Goulding, who directed the Joseph M. Sciienck presentation, is (he authdr of Gloria Swanson's "The Trespasser," and "The Devil's Holi' day " , ' The story of "Reaching For The Moon" wos tpljorpd _to_ Fairbanks1 -measure and is-^mposed of the new est of the new in smartness and sophistication. . ? ^ LMETTO LEADER MARRIAGE ANNOl NCMMI'NT __ - - I Mrs. I.ilia Williams announces tin* marriage of fior daughter, Henrietta u> Mr. Bruce Doilglass Kldridgc, on Tuesday, May -12. lli.'U, Greenwood. S. C. "~AT ho'ine hiht .Iiiiul 1 1 J Greenwood Ave., Loui.-ville, Kv. i Reception. December 2'i. i1 1_lJ M. d05 MeI.ees Slivc-t, Greenwood.' NOTK i:: j Rev. Mrs. Surah Smith will preach iit Jones Chapel A. M. 1*1. Zion Chujei*. .iiuuday?a4'iemo*mr?tJccemht i 'JO. at The public is oordiallj' invited. Rev. \\. Jt. j*;ibbs. Pastor. WAVII'MI V : ni.-UW The Parent-Teacher Associa ciun. met-?Thursday niglil, Ui ctMnber 11 in the school nudiloritini. lb.si less ui._ importance was transactev The metings. however could he made more interesting .and profitable'if ii larger number of parents' atlcvHod. The Damrosch program to whiei. thp srixtll and seventh grades pupils listened on FridSyMad "the desired effect in doing itilpunc towaril-niaking niv; |>u|Jii? IIIUII" approcm! l\'v,* OI Hie musical works of the grj?at masters. At the last assembly program, Miss liradley's class presented a playlK which emphasized the necessity of IHigentai>pTjeation of the papTTTo~ the subject matter that, he Would accomplish. Several sJtiutents' were called-upon for rciharkAr?'-fit is inltcr-isthe principal's plan l'or the-develop.ment of self '.expression, ? - , ' Each grade group of teachers has composed a play on "Co-operation. ' These ^prtTys are to be presented -lately- ... ^rgjy ) > 3 ?Z^cucjlal Imcmre ic Ibf E>E " D/ ?*Ma/??_*y_)o$EPH M. $CHENfCI< UWtt ^ ,(JKIIT? ^ 1 ADMISSION: f;- CAP! j O.O OOO OO O O OOO OOC'O oo<:-o< If ~~ I Thomas' I - PHlESCRiPTIO I 8 Corner Taylor and Harden 1 C AKI) OF THANKS , . > ' i - \ We extend our heartfelt thanks to I 0\jj- many friends for their kindness dtninj* the illness - nd-death of-nur father Mr. W. 11: Bradlo-. and lieaiiiilul flurul offering's. ~ Mr. li. \Y. Bradley, Alt' K \V. Tt.adlev l_ Miss iJelph'ne A. Bradley, Airs. (Jeneva, (jlover. Mis; l.ila- J>, 'Brown children. i.N MKMOHIAM In sared and lovityj memory of our I dear hushai.d and latheayHev. W: W. 1 fi'lle* who dvyjpwti-' titk life t".o| <->>. ce 111.f; 1 \l. lUZU, I a grux-c yard 1 >\yeetl\ slveping-iI Where tire nowers'^gcntly wave, " Lies the one we love so dearly Lul whom we eoubl not*"s&Vfr7 And the angels love to linger. Mere and more we miss Him Friends may think the wound is; healed 1 line they little know sorrow, That Lies within our hearts concealed j Now, you are in that land of love Resting in t.hat >weet"TIea\en above. [ So sleep on our precious one; Till life's dark days are O'er . ! "Spine happy day we'll meet you And parting will be no more Mrs. W. W, Chapnelle, wife i. .Miss-Mavne O. Chappclle Miss Louise A. C'hoppelle ! MTPni'i millalh 1L (J I'happolle. " j NomrI Thc Local Xnr.ses (Tubwill -meet at llie homo-. <-t' Miss A. A. Kelson, 1 2202 Gervais Street,. December 22, j 1 11011. This is a call meeting. All nurses are urged to be present. '%i&., . ^ jR TUf MOOBT I 4NIELS (n # Dtrtcttd 4V EDMUSD QOUlOtNQ hat excitement ^ At last. the. an- MQ to the pica of "millions! "I>-?uu" Bfl " story of today! .V ''dashing. <lardynamic devil-may-care -edvert- H r in-Wall Street! Matching wits J millionaires! Racing. romping, UN itig through countless thrills! SATURDAY fl 11 and 25c * ;TQj=^?: f rmmnu ? n i i ??i >0' >00 <>00 O O v O O O'v OOOOOO O OOO O * VND PATRONS: *| " Cf ??: ;?:? J" W E W ISH YOU A HERRY CHRISTMAS I ?AM) A? ?: PROSPEROUS .NEW gj YEAR I )rug Store 1 N DRUGGISTS . | Telephones: 7226 & 9252 ? . .. ' 1 Paye ? ===? - ? BENEDICT "TKiEKS" On .last Friday night the* Benedict Tigers- -wvrty^enteTtainPlt-at" the1 \Va-~ vunli-y?Ii11^?>ii.i"* .\uim- 1 luiiu* b> _bz Miss Lt. A. NerUii-i and Dr. N. Ai Jenkins. -?All ? l ueiui. were?artist ieally?deter rated with the college colors, purple and gold. , - ? ; Each "Tiger" was ni t st tin*'! ? pint??,4 carnation as he entered the door. Tin- iirst hour was spent matching wit.s at the card table,.-. ^ . jJ ?.-Thejdimng~iTi"ofTf'lublt"s were beautifully decorated with, red, pink ana white carnations,?At ]0;16 the group was served with, a very palatable V dinner which wu.-" etijoyeil- by ev-ciyone.*' It wa- iiitere.-tini*- o. see iho ' Tiirers" ust- tlieir_ttpa.v\..." as?skrle- \ fully at The table a- i licv <io il>,. grij. 1 lie course consisted "of rice, -gravy, candied >ains. peas, slaw, ham turkey, biscuits, potato salad, cran- ' berry sauce, codec, jcllo with whip- r_/ ped .cream and cherries. . C Speeches were madv by (.'apt. (loach hip-comb, Gauldcn ,1'nnce, Uushjng, ' 1 . Grippcr. iJavis, k? itli, McT'arlm. Kinley, Aoumson, Dannclly, ('urctom.i-i.au Brocl.mu.i, Gardner. Alter which Messrs Kinley, Hammond ami" Memorial tjh in turn tickled" the ivories as t.li ' Tigers tinned acros- the floor. ..." At the end of this grand occasion the "Tigers'" squealed "We had a big time;" and sang the Alma Mater. ?ll'.i.ig?inspin'ul 11v yue'li l;oa!s?TtTT Tigers are ready with- new vim to enter the. coming season with great ' giului^nnn).,, . ??= ? The Tigers appreciated this along with the many other, courtesies 'which * have been extended t'o them by the .Alumni ol'- Benedict College. IN MEMORIAM In loving* memory of our - Mother Mrs. Bculah Lemon, a resident of mulct, r*. v ./ vvnuhc .^uui lOUK nigm Fionv its Carnal dwelling, December 15, -liifili. By her daughters, Jessie Mae* Lemon at Hampton Institute. Hampton, Virginia and Jeranium Aifmiie-Two * Lemon at Voorhees Institute-, iJonmark, S. C*. ' . ? / ' We see . you Hot since ' death Has chained- your-house ot-clay: But death, nur grief, ho una-. _ . Cau take your soul .awuv.' You live always With ti-. To.'make our pathway biigi: With you wv can commune' . Hi?darkest hours- of "Tijjrnr.v ?; ~ And. .yeft our him iiil maits ~ 7< Repine, and grieve t'o see * 'Vou-, .mother, as of old, ^ Both soul and body free, WHAT ARE WE HQINC? Why are we there on earth, ani what 11111 si 'he our- i i-oi M i ~ - i .|i V' Why are?s*>Hte?so?poor-,?in he-ull h. 4p -wo-rid? * ly'things. and in the ability to create? Not luck or chance-will explain the. difference, and no form of, philosophical-belief will change thc c^uiit ion.We sense, each have of ff:.e" day. The, mind 'of mail?your mind and mine?is capable,of unlimited thought and immeasurable imagination. Men ' tiillvi w<? p'in PJi'iiti* !i>f* Lilinifji Y\'i_: ih - _ * _ sire .Jui the things we need,-ami it "is~poss?ibIe to turn these mental imag> -os into concrete realities. We kik\\ that some are able to do this, why . ' not voa? I ~ Life has" tauirht us. that man has conquered the worl! of hi?, dreams in thousands of ways. Men.who have been born poor Have achieved fortunes; men who were disabled, or poor in health, have attained health? -afitl success;?Mcrrand women of low ly ^tuilulis! in iiro. M' TIU- siu-ti- 3 er crT their wills, have risen to er.ujieiice and social recognition. IN MLMOKIAM In memory of my dear wife. Mrs. . Jannie McBrown. Just one year today mv darling, ' With your hand in mine to me. You tried to say pood bye. Just one year today, 1\ ? . . When -your imuiortl spirit pa.-. o<i-"a. way. , Thou art gohe.. but. li.Ql forgotten. For wour spirit .hovers^wiiji nu* still, And by no .troplri&s- earth may offer, Can your vacant place l>e tilled * But since 1 realixe that it is Ttievitable,1 . to reword, I bow. in humble submission .to the Mastei's will, Who since tfc'en. So often lo. mv. tro'U ' bled soul hath sr.id. Peace be still. . Het*xlevi>U'(l husband. Wm. F. MeBROWNV FIND OUT. Are you worried. Troubled or Unlucky? If you are unhappy or dissatisfied dr perhaps havcr tT^n tm- ^ sucessful in your affairs. Let me 1 I ft 0 f\/| - |\Ala% tl A m I L f ^ 4T m m __ . . uuTinc niiu nvip yuu pcisonaiiy? my service covers business and socialr-affairs; such as signing papers, selling real estate, stocks, bonds, love, marriage. courtship, good and bad luck, |travel, health, accidents. I don't care-what it is as no job is too large or small just so it concerns you 1 or (your welfare. My. rates for questions are 50c each for the first two and -25c each for all others. Other j service according to the job. My I terms are cash. Send money when .writing. I. DABNF>YJ*MITHiP. O. Burr 1144, Huntlngtba, W. Jrg. ? " . * j. -.. ' i'- 4iififo -'i r Tii'fr1"! ~i ?