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I . , Saturday. January 2:1, 1932. lass j Mrs. Vivian Gregory KiUingsv. h wife of Dr. J. W. KilliHgr.worill, .Jr.. Columbia Univcrsita. Xilw Vn;k Y., is spending awhile with her parents on Wayne street, Mrs.^ Car-tie V. Moorman, Mr. and Mrs. Van Buren Wave, of 'Washnglo,, D. C. motored to Columbia, Times- ' day and remained in the city until jiiiuiiuuy morning. vvime here they were the?reeijrients?of- many, social~ activities. . . , i Mr. Zlon Jackson, formerly. o f-i in New Yoi'k City,' leturnod to New . York last Saturday, alter ' spending . -<tAv6 weeks home and in- the cilx visbiting relatives afftl* friends. Mr. Jackson io quite n ami while in " Lykesland enjoyed quite a time hunting. Mrs. Frances G./Bauingardner rc? turned to the city/last Monday alter an absence of more.than four iiuuvths. During, her absence Mrs. Buumgaidner visited her/son L)r. Lutlu-r O. Baumgardner, president of ^th'e John Andrews Cliniy Society, and li.is faultily, at Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. Wiiliani Eady and family at Grand. Rapids, Michigan;. and her daughter Mrs. Victoria B./McKinnon, also hyi sifters Mesdapres Elizabeth Heed atrdKatherine/Dixon at iBostbn Massa-' ehiisett? / Mrs T . ...? v.illl',1. ' I I'jM'l a deligh/fully profit able stay-' it) lire mid-we'rft and in. the Ea.sU v . ?' r ? - ?ir ^ i ?i? ? M.?SBOOZER KM'KRX\INS. Miss Henrietta Boozer entertained ther'Younger Matrons' Club with a bridge party', last Tuesday atU'iT.bon a?!her home on Washington street, preceding the games, a salad euurse -fvas served; the pink and green color ? -jsclveme being carried out. First prize was won 'by Mis .Alun I'nltMiss Wilhelniina -Thompson recei ved second prize; Miss KUa Clyde My-, ers received the?guest prize. . Other guests.present in addition to the members of-th.e Club were Misses Edith Butler, Lily Jones, Wilhilmina Thompson, Ella Clyde Myois and Mis. Holmes of Richmond, Ya. Mrs. Estelle Johnson assisted Miss Boozer throughout the afternoon. DRAMATIC CLI B. Xhe?Dramatic?Ckrb?mvtr -wit li?Mrs. Helen Dreher, 1208 lleidt street oti Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock. The. meeting opened with Mrs. 11.' (i. Bookman, the nresidnni J> During a business session- a number of committees reported, namely: the. committee on Dramatics;*' The Financial Committee, the 1'iograni Committee and the Committee on Christmas baskets. These reports were very goorh A now i?nimilIW' was appointed. In keepi n g with one of our nurposes, that is, giving the people something worthwhile, the club is requesting the public to enjoy wlCli them, An Evening with Negro Composers, at the home of Mrs. II. O. Bookman, 1712 Gadsden street February 14.?Llslt-'n," niHl- y/w u'lii h. -ui' ~HK>tthis iinnsiud-Lixa-l ___ After dispensing with all business. ? the hostess invited Us-to the ?ii11":i room table "which was uniqiiely ai ranged with a lovely vase of dower.of the season in the renter."IT iv e cry member enjoyed a JelielRiTs el olate course,with marshmqjlows. : ..;i assorted cakes. Everyone espies ;d themselves as having spent a r.dea.-" ; ant evening. . Happily we disbanded to meet- aM. Frasier, 2112 -Washington St. ?? Tirr: j. rr:rn.? Our?meeting?was - called trr order by the president, Vivian Russell. A song was sung,, "Hail, Ilail." Next veises were said, lire prayer was led by Mary Agnes Harper. A recitation by M,attie Hickson. Song "Silent Night." Dues were taken up. ' A delicious course .of fudge', candy, cake, ambrosia and drinks was servCIud met at Grade M!U- .Idles' home. The next meeting will be at the home of Mary Agnes Harper, Monday. Officers: President, Vivian Russell; Treasurer, Grade-Mae .-Jones r- Repnr ter. BdVnice Raiford; Pianist, Kloise Hunter. W EHNKSIJA V A1 I I .K X tH) X BRIIHii: Cl.l'K Greenville, S. C.- -Mrs. Henry Perniunl ... * ^ I v,.v?i uciiniuimiy enierte.meo lite ?> . A. B. C. at hoi home on Kchol January 13. Beautiful vases of -flow era added to the cnaiiu of the livirg room, where three I.iuils wei\, LauL: for bridge. ~?After three progressions of bridge iTwas found that Mrs. O M. Tiiopip son held high score and received u Parker, drawing highest"'fjtU'd >"' I corisolation, received t\vo linen dish towels. - The booby a Igrrgc --puekngr I of matches went to Mrs. Asiiy.Stewart. The guest prize, a very prcf!y vase, went to Mrs. W. (\ l)v,unions. Mrs. Pereival hnu as hi-r 1 s , Mesdaines W. C. DciJimon.;. t'hanr Brooks and Miss Gertrude Robinson. ~THe~ Hostess,""assisted by Miss Gvn White serveil chicken salad, sal tine's and tea. _ t y ________ ^ \ tin: t osmopoi.itans ( harleston, ('.?On Friday Lfc.h M.adyni l.'.ola K/.ekw:l.c h a Ui) .UUi 1.V uuntamed fire Cosmopolitan' liritt -c v !via "and guest at her homo on Ft iX Street. 1 lie room in whitlj bridge was play.eti was "~l?eaul!t lib> uecoraled , wiin urea wis, a. las'bouits and oilier \nias dycoratiops wnieli. allowed that ? nn. tmas was near. . ' <r lai oyV were passed at live-thirty. a hit two hours 01 hard playing cards were laid aside. Madam Elizabeth Sator holder Ot bigest score was| presented a l it a at a al .till; Madam lieiilah I coin?holder of bigam^C club sculo-a j?;.iw. ui doii and . lauane alayine liui i hmson holder of lowest, club score t'osmopolilan'AIajia'/.ines ol the month, ilss ' Naoi'ni \\ ilsun-coiisolatiuii. a lovely box of stationary. 1 ne guests oi Madam E vie keel were the Misses Tom Harrison; .Naomi v/il. . i, .ma ; .]>!?:., .Wattle Aioua'on, Rosa find 1'h TelLO Cl^'de, Jchhie DullMirssT M.esdanis '(.utnoiine 1\\ ,Amelia '.' lent, ilaltie Citfpne, Julia I>ecasta, Thelma 'Uoliloiig, Leila Dougton, 4j-lhwL+tbe- Traoey,- M?g &nndl'< >T%fnMi? l.iuiii j-reauooks Eugei.ia irujggins, iiizV.!t Saior, Leairice McLhee, L-nuly ,Jackson, Awdery *Uerh, Rubye Lornwill, liurriette Alii/key, lialtie Miller, :uuiy 1' icldiiig, 'The lUdhtbers present, were tile .uiss Doiliiy iiuil, Margaret iliown, Margiet Eraser, Maude Hyatt,..lesdams Anela Oliva lioaulan Lewis, laymc 1 liitelieiisun.. (,'hai lotte Powell, ..Hinted llore. A?Meiigiili ul repast ot-gj^een peas iieamed v.hite potatoes," salmon cro- j < .lots, lea tolls, Russian tea anil can-I ? K's were served. j ^fhir^lisscs Maude Hyatt, Marguente and Nidi mi (.rant Entertain. .On Wednesday Dec.. dU,*lP.'.?l the . iisses Maude Hyatt, Marguerite Fiaicr and Naomi Grant eiitertftined a tV\. trie-mis and house guests at -hei , ut.me .on Cannon St. the. ii'oin- in whie.li tliq guest l iuiii'ii was becomingly .decorated uftn rentns' and a lovely tree.. ,;on'c o; vlie'guesfs were tile Misses .uiinel.n ( u.-t, .Duiothy Laile WilheLieiia-W alterand EtheL Rennetw *. Ai is.-c.-.s Arthur Cit'iiwiv, Charles .Variolas, Bichuid Browne,. Clafanor : cott, i\. Mcknight, Kobinsoii \\ hiUar i er, v\.'ii.si>n T'oued, Julius Browne. Mr: and .Mrs. .1'inki'ioy Kzehiil, .or. und .Mrs. .J. W. Frascr. Mr. and "Mrs. aoboit Iveal, Mcsdamcs Beuiah I.e.. is tuiia Walton, ...aynie liutchensdn. Tl^Tl Li HIV erved. Mes er.s- Wilbur n a J id ISTi nn.ons ,<.,.1,.. . ....u s.r\ ap.roiu.st. u. me. .v.go. . a\. .'s' ore uv.cu a i u.'ins.irtl ino lniv.*i ' a' lbeets lor tile ~S.ccu...,i . .'d i.-s .na. u.ai or Fraser was-a veiy . i;.u'ffg hostess to' .the. Cosniopoh-! ....11 iiiw.se (.-tub and Guest- at her i ume on cannon ,St. Jan.bth lbdli. . ia.d'es v.ele laid lor twenty-eight ;-iw 1 tailey.s were -passed_at.ilyc-t.hirly . i'tei ii .e games of successful and0 ill.;-oC,. t- s. i? \i>iet.v.ijlalicys wore col* ioctgd and scores. To. Madam Mae a ettid-table was presented:' Miss Vaduu Grant holder of highest c'ltib vii v was* piVsentcd a single deck ol Itma 1 *c guy-tie holder of lowest guest o.e v.as presented.'single deck of ..lien playing cards. '1 lie guests ol the hostess were the . .isse?. irma I'equettb, Inez Spentter, ; t.... v.vwi^iinm tiuv. v., uuTTitn uuiiiisuji yen.: ie D_uitfiass, Saivsniie Lee, Mattie V--- Vfr~?K lib ye Coimvell, Sadye Fielding, Katl.erine lvey. 1J ai rielte Hie key, 1 latUe . iii.t r, jiuiia^-I'oNvell, Mae Stewart j.u.- were the.Misses Dorothy IranFoid', Flk.abeih SatoV. The mem-' l ets present wree the Misses Dorotr.y Ilaie. Mururejt Droadtiax, Naomi CJrant Maude. UvalL, Mesd'ames, Leola K/.el.lel/'.rr.idVed TIM t1. MuUlll- IlllttjlUII' .L'.' in. Helen O'Huin, Anyta Oliver. \ n.o .ieli"Iu.''ul .menu oi potatoes with nuts, raisins 'aiul'"hiai:s1iiiiailoe>; tfiearn, carrots and green Telery olr.es7'luit butteied lull.-, , i r.'ii * 'nickel. Uus:- ian tea mid Randies \ el e Served,' , . j Cosmopolitan Annul Dunce "A?ii..n;-? the holidays festivals was t ie \nnnul D'anee of the "C'osniopo1 tan ilridge Club." At Darts Casiini Fee. hi. l'.'dl. Ill I* * ilMHU \\ <t> IIIU>L UltlU 11 I L? i 1 "iliiiijiS.il rt iui l>aIlu<>ii.S', C i 111stns .' I i i'nr> .ami Si uiherii Smilux. " Al"l\ii'l\i! o'clock alter l'aors in Tin- foi.ni r>rMvnistles-,MmlToon:i,~~ci i .S" els and confetti- hat}' been passed k.ie i kid ii.ei.ib island >.beir escorts danc(d id one of the latest and ir.ost' popular strains. ? . Am nr.'n; the out of town guests. il,?. Moth f'nnyors, Kniiiy Flaser of Virginia State, Anne 1'l aser of St oror "College, Helen Trotti of New ^ ork ( iiy. Al Ids V llgllll!! McUolh. l-.itaJfeddar of Orangeburg. S. 'C., .Maiie Hoffman of Summer-^ \ ille; Messrs. Keid -McBeth of HantpOn Institute, flume, Dennis and I.eidV: Si! It on of Orangeburg, Thalus' 4>aniel-r;?John?Ford ham. John?Bull, ( I" Orangeburg, Drs. Fdward Twigg of Ypginia State College. Joseph Kohinson id' Harlem ilospital, X*. Y. Mioses Anbreha Cox, Bennett . College. X. C., Olive Wallace of Croons I no, X. (A, Wilhelmina Walton, of Augusta, (la., Mr. Wilson Puycell of I.ineola Univ., Mr. Howard' Bennett, of Fi.-k University. Misses Maude Hyatt and Marguo t" r-r- ' I>.. 1 O..IV S\f i lie r l a.^ur, i.m unn (v uuu nuu, vi i New Yovk City, Mr. H. N. Ivey motorc-d to Walterborb, to visit the niother .of .Miss Hyatt, Sunday Jan. 10, Ruth CoMveis of New Jersey and TL > aJiyails Tin- Rubyaits were most delitrlit fui> lv > Hie, i11>i J .lav ll'tjr hostess M iss ( ii";ii":If .-iibuKti at her home on Lino j.x.i 't. Jan. 11, IP'1- at IV: JO. : \ ji'i- (.?,.? -gauien of bridge had been i>layed the priv.es wore awardf t - .Mies Naomi Wilson holder -ot high l .it' r t se">r%- and Miss Marguerite I Vasi r, holder of highest club score beautiful Costume jewelry was presented. Miss Carrie Lindsay hold. C .. Tlihi HAliMtflTO 1 TIIK COTTON SOC IAL CUB. f ' - T- * ' The club was cntcrlaTnt'd Ttt - the home of Miss Beatrice Patrick, 1929 Clervais street, Jan. 1 o,T "SinFe'There <\\as not very much business to transact, the members devoted most v 1 their time in playing bridge and vatious other?gtmtess. r , _ MiisS Patrick assisted by Miss Onetn Nelson and Miss Annie IBell Tiionvi?son, sc:\ed two delj.cious courses which wore' enjoyed by all. The next meeting will, be held at Miss Kuby Lee Woodward's home on Crygg .street. _ All. members are requented to be present. 1 I . ? ? tub bon bon social cr.i i; The Bon Bon Social C lub met at Miss Moore's jhomU- in iUdgevvood U o'cluck, Tui'Sday^night, Jan. TTTT 1932.' Members present Julius Ban uy, president; Joseph Myers, vicepresident and others. Amount coli_ lee ted $4.00. A l ieu?discussion ofbusiness, the tables were placed l'or whist. A delicious course was served -the guests- before life conclusion 'of , the meeting. ^ WINXSllOKO SOCIAL NEWS I , ... ;. The Royal Eight'held jts i cguTa i .ik t tlllg IIl the. home ol Misso dan and lirown. Tiie business pari of j the ineeting was carried but ni a |digi||| led manner. It was decided that tile ciub present :i pl.iy -HUM, wnou.. for the date! After business gnjnes were euL Joyln oy all thin, a del-clous sainir .vu h course was served and hot eo.o I The in-xl .'iiut.ng will be held at the 1j home of Prof. E. I.. .Vi intosli and I Mis'.- Larcey Smiia .i>nr North (.iorcu | Si reel: - ' Th'c Royal Eight is trying to make the Eairl'ield .'fr lining Echoed equal to any in the. stale.' The coming attraction .it tin l op field 1 raipihg School at e as follows "Silver Sandals" by the did and -iui grades. J_;ui, _J'>th. sjf o.>nr.-. M.Cit. es ...- i nn and io'U4ir^T?i' n > i niid~Sccunti '-'s spoiisiu ed by. ' ,vL -.si s 'Jordan and iti nii o Mini?iin..?tndi?grade?w-hi present 'Nancy Anna Riown's- i ? i; .? i-oiiieoy i aSia tii tin. ; ams .-| ,.i till oy mjss ..i'nulim i.bney,. wa?c.if ior ulf dau'si ami. d'oiv'l miss 'h . i-* . ... .... VJ ,. t \ UJ lil'wr i'l'i V C.. was ;uiivat Middier V ; iastf Sunday. Jjhy I a\e. u> inottin tun loss two cliikiii-ri. Mis. ..../.a Cadi We.i Ol' CIIIen..Up. >) ai.'l L_i -i. _i-j-Xson u; CaUi-mo,a ?.rod?iww??.? an- ? C.' i aJ'.'v !1 ! till ;ii > if .il.tr > ..Will I i.i vi II. Sotrte"-at-U-'ijciing inn tune- " .'rohi out <>i tow |, \wiv rii. iV..y i'. : ' Ml, Mrs," Mabel March oi (.?.< i?- . .Daisy Dobson, Yoniiny Yeihiams a.a. ' \Viji.* Fields Robinson oi <" ohunhi;.: .Mr, antTMrs. Van Weir' oi w asaington, 1). C. The Christian Kn leavor .V'o?.i.!y ?>. the Asii. K. tt eh.vieh i- -iiii nlivi :i Tile adults as 5vc-ll as t 'young .oik are showing their on.rest . hy o ,ing out . amftlVk ing art r. e p-ai i r .n tile ilisw-us si-,?;.s. \v ai. m aiag a.; , young I oik .who ,'iv. i:ii. res->ti .if' ' Christian work to eon)e out an.I nr., j us put t. e program over. IVoTessor 7v'. t^s Ry s* was ia Koeg > it ill Saturday o:t 1-u-it:., ss. V Ait"-', i'ear! ! io,.\? o. Charlotte : ; ..li.ovy .ia \ui.o:s o; i v.;. to . gin. st oMn-r biotlnr. Mr. lloysie'eiai-r. ! is..,. >r ? " " iw ? . i j. ). Viuisnuwi I lil: .Hist V.us.,1 a ait. days meeting at /a.'lt I *. > _ ? n , j Diiplisl I'lllikrll.?It.'i .?1'. ' Car1 ri 1? pa-tor an iarj?i? crowiJji 'VJoi-iiv'}! t?? -olirivh rarh- to1 hi-nr \' ' . ? man cxpouiul tilt* w.mU flv. taiisi-it 'n.-t Sun-i:i.y a'ticrno-ui -io ipivai h -.!! ir;.,i' )i. \\ ii;tv. iitf.l voiol L'vii .>i i at v;iyman A. Mr 1 tinr .nti'i'esl <>l .Mr. L\ \\ iiitn. r's rlni>, . ' 1 ' - - IV CAWU.WPoN KM'KK'i \IN ii r *: .?. .v ( . (m til.' .-orati TjuTi- i <>!.;A't _-i.de.. v.-a H.l .! ! i ! w? *i iV. J >1 i?-ii .is>l iiiiv-r. jfiwii at : !i? in-aa..:. i.l 'a? iv ?>. .Mi'. a :l .Mis. u. Ciarii'.iir.i l.a'si- i p a a i>i a U'a ui iii- ii i"i? 11 :> a.;a . ?'.'Hi lairs. .\ili-r >p- ti'.'i i.-' ? ii'V*' i ? i rs ui'viia.14iii-!'j a.-i. p.v:-. n.r-' V>i?l II' Hi I'?i v. i. ?Iniaph .1?W. l. i, i la '| >'i liit- Vi.-'or a.i-i a- ,i. ' '.l.-: l!'.;U 01' Iht- piano' - t.Lir nil .n't.lai! | v.a- nc:-.t atirai uil u? tiic uiii i<miui!' '1: t>y'e shal li iy ii.i._s linnur wyiv' It. \ , ami Mrs. A. ). Martin ami uumiy; ' itr. a nil .Mis. Joan FMack-u ck, .'Mij.*-j ailM Mrs.* W. M. Moon,', I'i i>l\ V.. iV'iih., ! 1 " 1 ' ' t'i.- 1 KII..i Thompson. Amanda Kyrd, and < ail :e C ill ll'i". Tlie in its were vcrj 1.. ill.iv.-a.' IV iltin-oil in ri)>l.!.iii- 'ni' the must style. rhe hostess was garbed in wlwie. " - '.S. IATJ, IllIK tU!U .-IIU ,,IKI'|| ininl ..mi silk; airs." Rarkstock, blue 11\ tie t asMii'o'.e; Airs. Moore figured printed crept';. .Mi.-, Ruin Tlidmns. O'e.. geimgctie triini.ied with ecru, .Mi-'. Caiter, pink crepe,. ?The menu consisted nt' simp, sal! I' '? trait sal.'d. turkey, riye, crehni peas, mash white potatoes; sweet potatoes -witli marshmeliow, suing beans, i'i'irr. berry .sauce, boiled ham, di es-ing, jiivkles. corn bread, biscuits, gravy, .lotato chips, macaroni, cotVcc, chocolate cake, ambrosia and cocoanut :ke._ A . r of lowest club score was awarded cannon _bath unvcU Miss Mfl'is 1 Pinchney was awarded a box ol' asrted eliocolati s lot" loW club pi i'/.y fhe R'lUsl.- of .Miss Kishburn were" tne alisses-Maoiui WLLson, Ethel Hod man. .1 It. i > ~ 111 n * I v I -l.iy Cumpbell, Pan ic I.in say. . * . The members present were the "MlK.-'K Marguerite Krm or. Euplirusia.. lA'wis, Muriel Pinckney, ^animie Lee, Emily Nell,. Mesdames Louise Purvis Sad.ye Fielding; 7" The menu consisted of Russian tea, congealed fruit, s.i-lad, hot cheese, bistiits and candies. Lovely baskets of candy were prcs nted Os sbyivenirs ol the evening. lkadkK . . . ^ ' WHITE HOSE < I I II ()K(v\M/i:i) A happt group, of you!i? mien on January the eighth met at l'JUl (Jer * -vafw-ftt eet t'or 'the purpose- of organ--" izlng a social club, with Mr. Thomas I.oinan acting' as chairman. Ea.'h pci Sim presciit spoke in l'avor of organizing this club. The ilub was then organized* with ollLers as. follows: president, Air.- J. S. Anderson; \ ice-president, Mr. Thos. human; tiea urer; Mi> Wm. Roi? h, secietary. Mi . Ar.dfew Jenkins, . reporter Mr. ,f. X.?Francis. At'tci" the olticers Veie installed, the club was named ?p, Faiday, January loth, the club niet-'*a"gt^iii.-'The-president fust gave ' ir\cry member an opportunity to express himself freely. The business part ot the club was then cariii-<l ?.nt ed; and we adjourned for the evening. ^ IN MEMOR 1A.M. A rfUnite ol" love and devotion to ti e memory of our dear mother and daughter, Agnes Hudson who enterid eternal peaceful, rest seven'" years ago today, Jan. 18, 11)25, Hear-mother, if only the friends whom your memory keeps \Voiiid brink just tL-rosy.Jo v. here you sleep, Vou wouul slumber there through all the golden hours ()i* time and eternity beneath a wil derness of flowers;???? 1 a word were spoken by evry one . y'. u befriended ia the span olvvour life and the ^PORTING BLOOD" ? * I1 PICTUI FXDKOSSINt; DRAMA AT CAPI- i TOE I'RESKNTI2I) WITH I LAW'M;'SS ACTINfi; DEFT DIRKC'? !'?N AM) BEAI TIFI I. I'll!) Tf AIM1 H?jf--:\BfocK'r," Met Vo-lluldwyn -Mayer's vivid drapia. based. ' in the Saturday'-Kve'ning. Post story, "Horse i'-sV by Frederic!* Ilazlitl Bt'ennan, shows y\?*ilrinerly the.': a great fiction t 'j \ can be adapted to a great talkie lu?f; as well as a great stage plav can. r , . , 1 , . I ne new picture, now* showing at the Capital Theatre, .preserves everything that the story had, plus spec- j ?scenes?in the blue grass horse ! ruts of Kentucky, where much of jproduction -was tilnied.'aiid other i.i' ; li. detail. .J-t'ng Blood"?is not a racing iii the .usual sense <>'' the word. It j. an intefisely human romance of b man chara -tors concerned in the Hc if a racetmrset - ? Kxposes (gambling i' It ..eposes5" crooked gambling, tells tl.e "inside" of racing, and through. il all runs thy dbve romance of glT RANKS V.'iiH 'i pf FOR HEART-TIX ||~ ~~ T~~~ Hl'R" FORttg A I'ivlure . thnt Iwith C I, A R 1 and a great ca ERNEST TORRENCE. M PREVdST, LEW CODY CAPITOL?WEDNI - = ? ? =-r? Wol <ls v. err , Mcndcrl J.i \\ mi ill maht y culoiry too < td iinjK'.arh, Too eloquent fur, v. or<!>. too reverent tor speech. v ? ?v 1 'arents: .Mr. and Mr?. S. J.. I.?n i. |v. ? irnio. S.. s Children: " ' . S Mr. Sim iikiia'rdson, Mr. bain *iviohbi,(|bvn ~ . Mrs. Maiy Gertrude Gurloy, ? r, . Washington. I>: < i n i: K i:\\ < K-N n u> < i.t k. . M .. / i -?" I-. < r.. ^t< ]?f.< c.sou vtiy, yiaciou.ily entertained' tile . nitiriG<..'> "el * ' the Nov "Guniur;. c.lu'j of* H -v< is a momher and a. It*\. audiv-viui; fin end's at lu:r O'vely in m ;.< *" 'on tnO. * 'hTTour TTTiii nduy?p. ni.. Jr 1 !?17% > ?7 tatlcs iwere a< tOtivaily mranyid in * tile spucidns livmy. i t?Jin On id'; v** At . tlii' t'.ii'.-i i-i'Jn ol O'tic nivi C;.. I'1 yanie.s .M;>. -.J. 0 dill:- he:u 1.'. s~JK"'?uT<l ici'tiU'ii a 1 >.c.\ "a;; . ~~ ver. .Mi>. il. 11. 0. i< ! a pretty It j'tnnr ij.. . 1;. ' ] 'T&T.T'". ~r~: score; M tvr Oliver TT (.hatr.pt n *~n \ hand panted 1 i< v. r i.uwl i.'.w ' pri.ee. , .u.Ut tti* In-a n 1 11*'. \ hose- y'uest prize. 'i hose -.enjoyit." Aii-. .* . ; .} /.. ho.spila-Jly V;i"]Ln ' < A*. 1. < \yerc .Wc.-Unine- I">'a-.l** Jw i-..- ;*r. Ji. " tii<?3V eat he r's, 13^'. ty t- ituaeh', ..[a;.. ( Harper. AHsscs *l>?i?y li-achand '1.0/ masina Thomas. *' . t " C' ?A?d".n i't'.u la ' a V; v as sei". e'i ??tllf tMariiiaiyc ?-iite:> frssi.-te.d ;?y' :i Misso- "\lrjrina Eiudo-v "Jim! k; ti Gray. . V rrikRixrr _ IE OETIACING GAME, t Did Ve'ri'Merati?" 1? nut ? 1' -.the. inter!- ; strum 5' llit* world id*.chunee. .u CLARK <5ABLJl and iv'ADCiE nv^s^seoRTiN^ BLPOD* _: *tP ' " - ~7T 1 jiE IJK; PARADE" | ' > Sr-WtTH 'REX jg : THRILLS! 1 W A \ G A H lip ist, including . B A DOE EVANS. MAftIK and "TOMMY BOY' CSDAY ft THIRS. gj * ?: ' "i Pag? f. ?-?- - -? sj;i:ks aid from. s. r. lkgislatlkk. Mis. .). I,, Crisswell, of_.GreenS. is attending- the sessions *?v f tin*-South Carolina legislature, Ik 'is seeking aid for the South Carlirta Colored Orphanage*. LiLiM'ty, "** . C., of which she is the" founder ?nd present Supervisor. 'She has with her one of the boys r-'Mn the Orphanage who 'is 10 yeais Id and-who has been -preaching for ve year Si.' Last Sunday, .Mrs. Criss < 11 and the By\-I'reaeher attended i'vices a^t /ion Baptist (llrurch. of Tiit7]] the' Kev. J. j~\ fTeedor js' pas>r.: A splendid collV{cti?p was given" > the institution which they lepre nt. -Mrs. Criss well will* appreciate 11 the. help that she may be ahje - get while* ~17T~ ColunrbiaT- ~ V> ? liooe thn< l i<?r ?? -V :"r u*yv.'i > vi ine . Cu-Leyijilature will remember the? rphuiiarV wheir drafting the approbation bill. _ * I A I.I.s N i:\ss -el*? V/iifa--M?*?H?rrrpi:iJ1 Uhd Mis"! ~~ i d ??d i < . .\?-i-oi. teachers of Pa I a<traded S< houl. .-pent the week m. ; R'te.k 11 ;H, S. <\ ' \Vrth Vtvret wj- r- pert ahe illness-. . air: l.-im. ( hnllm. Sr., wts-earnestiy. 'PC- t"i }.. u a .pi ':iv iiT'r.viTy X * Mrs. .?i.arwi" Tifns and Mrs. .Susie :' t? ?. . ?'? waido.-.?es ' f Paradi-e A. I. Iv. Zimi (iiuil'ch earnestly be?stir<",i themselves it; interest ol" the Pas- . V ' - lb';.. .1., W. y?ri.nv i'a.-t?week.?A- : (-u4t o* t heir. eil'ort together \vith A - ; i.'.ar.t y ' "Htpei almti of The "mem< ! t!uir boards they presentoo " lb v; v |- "jpfp i41-1 ?-. Mr.-. i ii.i- ami Mrs. Olarter lu'ie ai!i st and oifieietit leade,\ ol heir-hoards. On Kiiday night, Jan. lo -Rev. jy \; ,St;a.w .perl cell*.. id.--plans for the ; widen will yvmie ??tf" March jU ttd 2". 'I lie "twelve captains are ioj k.li? eoiin tlie head of the Twelve' irihcs <?i .'Jsrael.. .Kaeli tribe is as.1 ami. everything to make the I TV..- .r.-' li da: i Ir w a - organized! ? r.'i-.a,- -night:- .Jam 1 Miss Arvee l.il:u-r wa- eiectc'i 1>residentf Mr. in .i.as Anderson, vice president; sec< tar;.;. Mis- i orrelta Holmes; tieas: i',-. v.i.-- rs;i -on i ? - y\ . miuj I^ICI , \v iiir- .M. Tiimn,'V>on; ~ Reporter i is<* W:tIiu .Mao i'Union'.' Tivo Younir NV'OmmV Missionary So K1/ inci in due hoin.c ol" .Mrs.. C'ur.i.i l.jiii.. c- .rS"tfniia\ -i'Vvi,-i11ji aI "TfJfJO " 1 ;v:.. v Li attetIclU(J." ' r.-. l-.it - -i- president and aw .a iup to make the Il-i-ltl.il.-> Ihit. .V '1M? ' t> Re t'i.?L>. vva.- -organized Tm <i%. ?j-.; n. -,rtt 1 i h i- -t lub is. * *_ _ ** ,m. . a ii i. 1.1 . u \vawakv 't. ii-a.;;.v- 1; > ' ?a?.-1 -e i. .ii 'ii.i. t.c t'.uiiiL'oi art- d'-'i-.tr all they - can irr.Tn.tixr^sio~ciah a suveess. 'i !.e S-.iiMiiin. *( lub' met Thursday ijrn;. Jan. . i a uie n?ril. A* very ink n : li..y urts.i.eVs ,n.i tiliiiK- was held. ... i n >...?. i.i. .M i ^. AmiieHe li. Gor- ^ _ xui [ i iiiiiu.'. .Mair.' inifi'estniti taks .civ made. Two new. members..were . ? .'..i 'ili-d. .A.iuoanv-wnii; eted $2.10. Afor ad bifsnits.- iia ; ue'en transacted, he hieiubeYs were daiiitry served, 'nil- i wnv be'aut.il'uilv- deco-. ai.e. . t; , color scheme- beinp white 11< 1 preen. ' .Mrs. Mary 'lints, Mrs. . '.li/.a Piekett...Miss Cora Lemons and ' Jr.- Wih" (iaydi 11 . composed. the reie-in!K'h>f?:o.nim11U'.e. l ite club pave ru-dair (.1" Thanks to The com nit tee far the delicious supper and lie up-to-date manner- in wmcn ' T1 aT toast nuh-tei. The nleeting " va? served,. Mr, W. R. Carter serviiis ,ai: e-.ioytddt -vno tr^rn beginning >' V ii'l. ' Mr;- Ma. k N. Nehon and nieces ii-ses \\,t ilium,*. ami Rapin ol Rock lit1"YtTTFiripjTen wirn tx^?at Paradise . C_Ch ureft S.undav evening. ^ "hey exprt ssed themselves "as" havnp -enjoyed the services.. Miss Connie C.. Mt-Ilwuin was the ~ linnet guest-el Mr. and Mrs. John L.. fowden." Sunday.-" .She reports }iavnp spent a very j.deasattt~-timtn ------- Tlu* "Boosters' Club .held their repr dal- meeting Tuesday evening. Jan. lith at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. I!. Carter.'. 1 he President Mrs. vudeo C.. "Nelson presidinp. The ,?e. tutp was' very, interesting. Af-' el 11.e hus'iues..-- < !' tile OVeNing WHS :ansacted the me. .lyrs were charm nude enteriallied by. the President rtii-.M:'s- t'onnie ('. M-'Ilwain.?A de- ~ id,, .ts rt past was served by Misses - . lan te and Helen Carter. I)t' John 1- tdinton an-. Mr. Paul \>unp of Lancaster, ,n < .. pVovored'. '. e' >'..1.1.1.. .wTe'.;. ten and < pent a . y. de.,;.- with- then .riend.:. Sunday nipht, IT. .marked '!.e close ^ a su. .c. sin. nay s'service a' Pa'Hr J*? is, A. M. K. Z." Church. Di. Shaw ' e.ie'.n a creat -einior. u-.rg lor j- .-uojea "Tlte Ham! ol Jesus. All resent enjoyed the sfrmon. On,o.ntp man came into the fold. The inancial side was indeed a success. ftv. , ; U' , during the day : .i- 1 v> \, -eeins pleasd wit.*; his people. The people arc lease J with their pastor. Mi-- ' i i t, li n -. Alma Holm s, Wi'la Mat. CEntm. anil Mr. "Leroy e.'aison ivi'tv t 'iv quests of ,lvs. Mr.rtha Chidden. They report aving a delightful afternoon and derious dinner. . . ?_j(__ , NOTICE. , The l adies Auxiliary of -the Evils Clinic AssQeiatiyn will hold its meting at the Clmir Tuiilding, Wedesday, Jan. 27, 4:3q p. ni. All ' venthers and?friends?are?ompected? > be present. . The Executive Committee. T . ?""?^ _ . NOTICE. t ? 2 Mrs. H. H. Cooper, Pinehurst will e hostess to the Culture Club, F*riay afternoon, Jan. 22, 1932. The 'clock instead of 5 o'clock. .