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^Saturday. April 2nd, 1932 i . Mr. .Albert McGhee son. of Mrs. Etta McGhee Brown made an Easter visit to see his*relatives ami friends H6 is a student of State College, in j. Orangeburg. He stated that he re? $-1?grotted the absence ul' his I'Ootn-inaie Mr. William Carnell Johnson. - His many friends and relatives welcome him with great joy. Mr. Lee Williams of Barnwell, S. C'., and brother of Mr. Edward Williams of this city made" an Easter visit to- Beaufort to see his relatives (V.l. and Mrs. Robt. Wijiei Miss Carrie Henderson took seriously ill at her home, 1)18 Hampton f>'4~ St., Friday afternoon, l^uL hermany friends will be glad to no at this writting she is resting. nicely. *T ___ Mr Clarence Richar<is(> 11- ivl-i . A4? hei-t UirhtiriUim'in<r^fi-. Charley Ha, i? mon spent Easter Sunday jvith. thenbrother and relatives, Mr. it. Rich ^ ardson at Johnson C.' Sinitii University in Charlotte, N. C. ? Mrs. Fj, K. Butler, 171(5 Wayne St.. is spending 15 days,\vith her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Butler Watts, Bayi onne, N. J. [ _ : ???? J. W. Benson received a telegrarfl stating that his daughter, Ilattie 11. Wilson is very ' ill in the hospital. She is well known here as ilattie B. Benson. Her cla>rx mates vyishes her a speedy recovery. Her address is ^ 200 W. 118 St., Apt. 7,'N. Y. C. * ?:? After a month's vacation in Floridav. l)r M A JA...... : > 1 ? ......... uvana, w.iueiy Known . physician returned to her oil ice this -week. THE MYOTIC- CLl li Grcenillu, 8. C.?Miss Miriam U til. erapoon fntmtifmo.l ih.. uiul u few guests on Friday, l? id 5.00 o'clock at her 'home dill Green Avenue. Four tabies were appointed l'or bridge with Mrs. Abbio Chappelly. as .timc keeper. At the'conclusion of the game it was found that: Miss Alar ? garet Sewell held high score, she was the recipient of a beautilul or-, "arfge neck lace. Consolation was claimed by Mis? Joella King, a lovely amber neck . lace. ... ?Low score, Miss Beatrice t-Hrnrrmr? a silk novelty handkerchief. The following guests wei\. present Mesdames Lydia William.-, Ethel l'cri cival, Sara Ellen Brook, Carrie 'Thorn p son and . Miss Janette Smith. The guest prize a strand of green, beads were won. by Miss Janette! Smith. Mrs. Sara .Ellen Brooks l'ow seore, a bath cloth. Mrs. Chapjbelle ' was given a beautiful blue linon-handUm chief # Delicious green _.]>i.neaurde?del+g-bt Willi green and yellow checker boaru cake was. served by the hostess. BRIDGE AND Wif 1ST (OMBIN \Monday" night-March 20th, a party was given at the home of ? Miss I. Washington in honor-of Miss Sarah Vaughn. The remainder of -the t'VoiiimTWa< _ spent in card paying, and dancing. * The hostess assisted by Mrs. Edwards and Miss Vaughn served a delicious course consisting of hot coffee,, shrimp salad, saltines. iep cream, cake and after dinner ments. The out of town guests were: Mr. Steven Jones. Maceo Mcore, Herbert Watson, Derby Brooks, Mitchell Anderson .and I'rof. and Mrs. Bryant. The girls were ^ pals of this eity: Miss -Sarah Vaughn, // Edna McEdwards, Irlean Washington, Ruth Vaughn and Marian Williams. 'Music Was furnisjhed by liaggin Ferguson now of Tampa, Fla. but native of SaVannab. fin ? ? "' ?? ? THE BRAWLEY BOOK CIA B i. On Wednesday, March 2, Tin Brawley Book Club and truest .Mi*H Gi-iK>:by, were entertained at 1)2(5 Green St. at the home of Mrs. M. "K.JJunmore. The members responded with quotations from colored-writers. ? A very beautiful review of tbo "Rn*ary" was given b.v Mrs-. Annie Belle Weston. _ ~ "The Gift of Wbmanhood in ECony," a chapter from "Gardens History" was .discussed. Miss Delphine BraiLley led the discussion. Miss Josephine White brought very helpful current events to the. club, i ?> Mrs. Dunmore served a delicious salad course, . On March 9, 11a .Sum-art was a very pleasing hostess to the Braw ley Dook Oiub. Mi-s. Alma Hopkins delighted the club with very helpful current events. Mrs. Dorothy Burns Scott was guest for the evening.? Miss Stewart, assisted by her moth; er, Mrs. Hattie Stewart, served an oyseer course. kMrs. Weston has also entertained the club recently. The meeting was ~ devoted entirely to business pertaining to the club. The members always enjoy the hospitality of this hostess. f ' * ' /.. . MRS .11 LI A COOI'KR CIIARM IN(i IIOST1 :ss TO TIIK.AIYSTLC-rtt ii ' Mis. Julia Cooper (ii-iij?iitfully enUm tuinyj thy Mystic* elul>- aiul a lew 1 fiends at hor cozy h?m>e- on K. MtK*H? A..., v .. *> - , ?_ iinu), .wait'ii -i> at 5 o' clock, four tables wefe appointed for bridge. '' _c Four interesting progressions were placed, illuir wlilcn ii w.i> iouimI'.that Miss Gladys __ Witherspoon held top seorfe, she was the reeepient of a beautiful, piece of pink liygorce. Mis.-, I Joella Kinj? low score, received a lovely hankcrehief. ' . ' The. ^lowest _eard? for?eensolatiorr Was drawn by . Miss Maggie Walkei she received :i lovely. 1-n-e lii'itWr Mir Cooper had as her ehat'nnrfg guests Mesdaiues K. \V. Biggs, C. ! '. Brooks,* K. A. K. Iluggins, 0. M. Thompsoi and \V. ,J. Thames. / I'iie guest prize was won by Mrs, | K. \V. l.iggs beautiful .piece of ling orco. Delicious pear salad with accessories were Ki'i'vct ,f ' ? 1 iiv course consisted of si>nng.> cako .with whip cream and black coffee. '. The afternoon \vasr indeed ope oi ; pleasure, long- to be remember- d. A : : TH E J INI Oil ( LI B Tliis club is composed of th? jnn., ~_Lur-iIlass.es -of ?St. I'aul Baptist^ Sund;13 School and including oilier young men and women "of our city regardless of denomination is doing a very f j'lendid piece of work. It is real'/ly hard to see how St. Paul did with oat this jn f;c h.fell o rgaiii station be lore its existence, it held its conlest meeting last Wednesday as it docs on every fourth Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Eddie I)a' 'vis. It wits largely attended and . \+*aj viuvi IcillliHl. Mrs.^ Davis is the right prescient for the -above named club because she knows how to deal with the minds of > out lis. 1 ' ?The Mver Green Club met at the home of Mrs. Heath Monday night," March- 21st. A vertf interesting program was rendered cby the- members and friends of the club. A delicious c.ourse was served which was ?enjoyed by all. The Master services at the various : churches were indeed a sucyess. The ii-es at St. l'aul Bantist chin-,- h was Sjronson d.Jby Mesdames Beatty Davis and Mcintosh. .. , J .Mi.-. W.d,. Mnla.i', Mi.*. W. Cat tei Rev. and Airs. Johnson from Greenw77od wefe~ pleasant visitors in tile city 4m-W week, Thc-y came to witness the presentatiop of the Royal Might- Club play entitled "S'ybodyy's Da/ling,'' which was enjoyed by ^all who attended. /9 Miss Mattie. Boular spent the week end in Ridge way as guest of Mrs. James. * Kr.i.r.a Beatty and Evelyn Ross are home \\ ith parents for the Master holidays* ....11 M.s. es Jordan and Brown spent the Master holicRcyS^tfr*R111 1,. S. C. t ' i'riit'- Ul?A. jRoos and Mi.s. 1'emR 1. I'eay are thtf sick. -Everybody is in hppes ol' them being out soon." tiiK w iio's WHO CU B Bamberg; S. C-.?The club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs.. Ruth. Hartley-, 208 Levy Street. The meeting was called to order *at the leguiar time with the President. Miss ri. O. Chappellcs presiding. Miss D. !I i. Kearso at the piano. The iodowmg members were prest nt, Mrs. K. Greene. Mrs. W. Greene . . iis. K. 'Hartley, Mrs. K. S. Marshal and Mrs I. M. Rickenbaker. At the tailing the _roll the, members re. i.atiiu.i a .ih i In ill. begin-' 'uing \\ilh the letter "I'" After the la;s.iro>s for. the afternoon the hostess served a refreshing menu. -' .The next meeting will be at 'the i (line 'ot Miss .M. O. Chappelle. _ iht: ace or The club was. entertained by Mr. Wardell McMillian at his home 2031 Wtrverly Street, March 22... The 'meting was opened by Miss Blanche lirown for new business.. Then the loll^vus railed, the members respond ed briefly. We had a new member to joTh us 1 Mrs. Vivian Griffin, we hopo she will manifest great interest in "the club. The rest of^the ev< ening was spent in playing whist. On the next meeting it was suggested by Mr. McMillian that we should civc tw , it w!i< psmstt?fl?The rwrr prizes" will be-first Prize and a booby prize. The hpstess served a sweet course, lion't fofget the jiarly at the College Inm Monday nite April 1? Admission lN cents single will be at the humejif Miss Rosa Lee .Starks 241(5'Elmwood Ave., April <5. KnU-rlain by Mr. Willie Strother at 8 o'clo k. The meeting adjourned. - " : BLVvYxti C'lltCLrt CLUB Klloiec, March, 17, 1932?The Sew~in? Circus Club met at the home of j Mrs. Ida Boatwright at the usual i hour. The president being absent Mrs. Maggie Anderson acted in her place. Onward Christian, Soldiers being sung, prayer in eoficcrt; scripture lessoa by Mrs. Anderson,' Psalm' 28th. - The members then discussed different stitchvrs and after which began their " work for he dTliM'HOdfl. Till? hostess os,. for the afternoon were Mrs. Ida I Boatwright iffi;? Mrs. Mary Collins. They served us With hot tea and " jelly roll whieh wereTnjoye'd by all. The next meetipg wilL be held at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Randolph Thursday evening, March 24. Members present 'at last meeting Mrs; M. Anderson, Mrs. E. Randolpi Mr&? Ov Green, Mrs. Mary Collins, . Mrs. Ida Boatwright, Mrs. M. Pelzer . and Miss V, Boatwright. 4-?*?. ?~ . . . v. * y ' 3 1 THE PALMETTO IftA] ! BENEDICT'S MALE^QUARTET TO , SING AT WESLEY M. E. CHURCH On Thursday evening, April 8, ~lDCthe Male Quartet of Benedict College ^ ind Mrs. I. K. Porter, directress and tc solist, will appear in a concert at :'c n now rendering their final series of Wesley M. E. Church. This Quartet di programs as *hreo members shall complete their college coyrse at the ?expiration?of?fbw?tewm?A-kmost ? everyone has heard this quartet perform and know of the high type of program shall consist of Opera, humoorous and spiritual selections. Everyone should avail himself of the opportunity uf hearing this splen- ^ did program. _ 7 ?- ? A NATIONAL NEGRO HEALTH Y hi WEEK APRIL 3 TO 10 ai a Dear Fellow Citizen: - ? We are asking you to help us make ai National Negro Health Week-April sc 3 to 10 a great event in Richland es county. The combined efforts of the m j City and County Health -Units, "the ,b< ^Colored?National Resources- Cem?fo imittee, Seymour Carroll, Chairman; the Congress Medical Society, Dr. D. p Iw-Jen4*i?s, President, and the Richlantf ''County?Ministerial Union, ..Re I PPVAVlrl RaaUllQl'f I)vnoi/Jn?f v. vuu A/v/wn.imi V) x I CD1UCIIV, I it* \ C been assured us. In order that you may know our plana, and may suggest ho ft' we may ' improve "them, *\ve are calling a meet- C( . lug at Booker Washington .Audito- T i.. ium, Wednesday . afternoon, iMarch va 30, from 4 to <5 o'clock, . , Pj j This is our plea to you to help us make Rjchland Counyt safe for heal- cli tn. The program cannot be as well M carried outjwithout your cooperation. si< Bring your friends with you. Pi j 3VL? Montheith Simkins ? St 1 , ? e\ M TTT h HOY A L COLLIGI AN IHW'IAL ^ , CLUB va ; ua - On March 15th, the club met at president presiding, and because of ar important business to be transacted j j( the program was postponed. g, The club was grateful in having Mr. Allen "Williams to join, althrough ve the club capacity has just about been r. futlfilled. Nevertheless we are al- v;t tvay.s glad to take men like him with otj extraordinary' ability. On last Tuesday evening Mr. Da- .fa vid Divine intfcrtained the club, and I the several committees that the pre-~j'so *<ddont appointed brought' in their ro i ? ports and. other business was carried j out. Thi, ~" The club is ekpi'efeiiig its appii'iid- 'w. tion to the public for their splendid i support to the party that was given ^ on March 16th. Wo always welcome you to our meetings and every thing I >ponsored by the club. q. The club will meet at its usual houi !j^ Tuesday everting at Mr. Simmons homc 1 ii323 Stark Street. " sc| ? ce 1 <.OOD ~ SAMARITAN HOSlMTAL I Mrs. Euginia Allen the mother, of 1)1 Miss Osiola Allen is seriously ill at 1 vh4s writing. ! T)e Mr. W. A. Corley of Lexington, S. f C. underwent a serious operation this .veek is resting fine. Mrs. Charity Pleasant who is in ! t>) iharge of the T. B. work at Ridge- ' i,1 wood Camp was operated on Mon-V.. day we hope for her a speedy recov- '' Sry. ^ , I J*' Nurse Jackson was called'to Spar- ; tunburg on account of the illness of her sister. - ? < 1 Mr. J. A. -Harper the father of "u Doctor Harper is doipg nicely. A young woman very much in the 1 need of blood will die unless some?l~ >dy comes to her aid somebody plea- ; u. n.lint.^r tn giv,. j^^tl _ i1'*' Dean and 'Mrs. Fitzpatrick of Allen Tnivorsity gave the two beautiful askets of Faster eggs. We surely ?.> thank them. iRi Monday, night the nurses had a de -.ghtful time at an Egg-Cracking in ^ .lie nurses home after which refresh- .. rtients -were?served. ?: j? Nurse Diggs left this week ft>r ' lieenville, S.- r-we wish her much ^ success.. . ' j^( MISS WILHELMINA (GOOD OF al XKWYOUK CITY 1IONORKP * I pi - An enjoyable affair-of Friday even- ;b': 4ng was. the party which Miss Ilelen ' } served a delightful course of. salmon '1I: ton Street in honor of Miss Wilhel- 'n mina. Good of New York City. The living and dining rooms were-' 0 thrown ensnito and ;i color scheme of a pink and green were delightfully car- 'x ried out. Pot flowers alid artificial 11 flavors decorated the rooms. Five tables were beautifully _ ar- ' ranged. - After several progressions ?? 'the scores were tallied. First prize vV, fell to Miss Inez Martin, a pretty ^ . chocolate Easter bunny and second to ve] Miss Margaret Hall, two linen handkerchiefs. * vj. ^liTcr fTosterns- assisted-by Misses ^ Eranyina Davis mid1 Martha Geiger served a delightful course of salmon salad on lettuce, pickles, salHnes, pilrwh,- salted- nuts and mints, after jv which dancing: was enjoyed through- ' | out the evening. Those present were Missels Martha Geiger, Willie Mae j,; Gilliam, Francina Davis, Wilhelmina Hunter, Inez Myers, Inez Martin, Ma- (ja mie Lee Geiger, Katie Adams, Es- 3jl telle Taylor, Edna Mae Parr, Margaret Hall, Lucy Rucker) Mrs. Ida M. ^ I>i?11iii nnH A,Tic Millio Watson: Mes- w< srs B. B. Buberly, Arthur Diggs, Ed- in; ward Wider, Jack Rhodes, Joseph linms, Walter Hicks, Cal Lucas, B. $1 Davis, J. Barnes, James Gaulman and Li Willie Watson. r ' ' R{ ' 15 All expressed themselves as hav- ^ *ng had an enjoyable evening. Miss Wilhelmina Good left for New York Saturday, March 26th. 8 J? ? ,? , , Ml * A FIRE AT IIOKKKI. 1111.1., S. i\ The home of .Mrs. Martha llanin- _ >n was completely destroyed by lire larch 28 about six o'clock in the at 1 irnoon. Everything was complct.-L I st with no insurance. The buildipK worth about ciit'-U bun red dollars-. 4 j ?- IISSIONARY SCHOOL IU IlK'.iN MONDAY, AI'KII. Jih Seeing tin* lack of Missionary en- I I lusiasm in the churches generally.!: te Second Calvary .Baptist ('liurch c is planned under the ;ui-piecs if .! ie Missionary Sonety a ,Mi<-d' ";"v rhool, tCT i;i't;in Monday eVvitiiiy. 1 pi*i 1 4.. 19.1J. Competent teacher.-- A ave been secured to handle the work ( nd all who take advantage of such school 1 2>._a'n bounlifo y. ' llsst' 111 ' ' \."ii i el's ol ; i! cla.-.-e - id types are urged to attend i hook Wf invite our sistei chorea- } to be with us and' learn the fuTnla- ' ental work of Missions. -The n/im;rs of Second Calvarv, are expA- ! i ?attend one hundroT.per enrv. MRS. G. J. CARROLL, " rsident of ' Woman's HoPie Missionary Society.. . > CHIvSTKR IWUAtJRAIMIS The K'ljie.hts? of"?Pvthian s?attd?mrts of Calanthe ob^Mved iTu'-ir" 'hank sgiving Annivet'sary at < 'aiiry Baptist Church Sunday. The rthian Proclamation was read by ' r. J. G. Channel; Calantljian. Proagnation, -Mrs. Lizzie Chalk; Paper rs. Mamie Woods; Paper,-Mrs. lies? Lee; Talk by Mrs. John. Mc] .ure; * ayer \was offered by Mr,Uhallie. ewart. Mr. Moscow Boulware was tancellor Commander and MFsTT\T~ . Finley, Misfffess of Ceremonies.' ,ry, preached an excellent sermon. " !niv as a" .subject. "Friendship." |Easter services were enjoyed, at i'\\ 1 of the churches Sunday moniin.a :< id afternoon, hut. tit night, .a terri : windstorm prevented --the pro ams from being' rendered. Rev. A. A. Sims, of Union delired a lecture sermon at Calvarv iptist Church last Thursday night veray out of town persons atfendthc meeting. Quite a number of teachers from 1' e City schools and from tlm Cmimy-^ e attending the. State Teachers As- A ciation in Columbia, this- week. Miss Alice Lilly was in.sic.-- m tin?~ >mmpnit\ Sewintr Club en Kii<ja\ ?ht- A salad and ice creani c?>ui-? |. is served. , -> 1 Mrs. Alberta Weldon was buiied 1 uesday after funeral services at K' ncolnville church. Mr. John Standback, Charlotte. N ^ spent, last week with relatives on!0 ter jSt ' ' .? Mrs. Daisy Sanders has closed hei ? hool at St. Paul after a vei'.v sucssful term. Mr. and AUFs. James (ilenn , of 1 inston were Sunday guests of .their" other, Mr. Juluis Johnson. After a lingering'TITue-.-.CMYs.' Ports Calhoun-died atirhyr."'tnviur op ' ter St. last week. Funeral services in. hold :i t T irx-nluvilli. .-lnii-, I. <in.l terment was in I.ee Cemetery. ~ I Quite a number of friends were in- * Led to the home, of Mrs. Bessie A 'anklin on Monday, night for a j[ itlulay party given to her nfu.-v. 2 iss Louise Franklin. Many plea- y nt games were plavcd . and ' an iee a earn course was served. Miss anklin was the recipient of a la*ge~ mber of pretty and useful gifts. ) .Gelhsenianv Baptist- Churc.il was i eked to overflowing .-.Friday afteron for the funeral services of Rev. , \V. Hall. .More tliaiT "TWTy preaidi- j s were in attendance, besides liuud- 3 !tyn;tnri -4 ds. Those taking active parts in. 3 t services were: Rev. (Y 11, Strong. *? ;v. F. I). Sims, Rev. K. A. Stewart. ft >v. L. F. Sanders, Rev. ,1. A. Reed- -0 , Rev. J. C. Gilmore, Rev. \V. M. J . and sermon hy Rev. I'. M. May- H Id, of Charlotte, Anton" the tele- j ams was one from Rev. \V. L. Rax- 1 f, of Cocoa, Fla., and a letter from 3 groom mates of Miss Fie tor Hall h> was called to her father's t'uner- I from Benedict College. The i'liner- I service was very sad. for a great | readier and cit izen has gone OT fl all" the walks of life because of I i usefulness ami I'lli blian lufhuim. I (icthsemane his remains,'were do- M sited beneath a cover of beautiful I iral designs which cahu from friend, 5 r and near. * Mrs.?Lizzie?Chalk?entertained .ilie immunity Sewing Circle Tuesdiiv jS ening at an Fgg'^Hipit. Tlu ladies joyed several h airs playmg ro,v H ?-t,"then the eggs were looked foi 4- f**muL Darkness. ^e?l all indoor*--jgS te re they oh joyed Radio music and Jl iocs. An ice cream course was Miss Kizzie-. Bcatty -and Miss X<- I jhi-Shvrfll, of St. I.awn were Sun---| y guests at the home <.! Mr.'-and ~B :s. Mr S. Boulware. ? ? J.J Mr. Jphn'Hunter.'Miss l.illi an Ro-s [ B iss Anna Stewart an all gradual- ^B improving from illness. inley Iligh an 1 l.oentis St. Notes E Under the direction of \tiss At 11 i ?j (iarrick, a Trio Hike tro?d Oheslet cWashington, D. ('.. elojeif_Tiu s- E y night. The girls in the IVogr.s- S ^'e.'flub were grouped in threes and Eg izes-were- given to the 'six raising e highest amount. These priaes I ?rc donated from some of the had gmerchants of the etty, and TV" jt ntest was tnofcughly "interesting. pf te following i< the-report : Miss Bir- g o Arnold", $2,511; Miss Ajtee Wright B .10; Aliss Chaney Pratt $2.11; Miss tcinda Walker, $3.00; Miss Ruth |l ed, $2.30; Miss Mildred Horsey. $1. I ; Miss Sarah Bailey, $1.00; Miss -B elia Stringfellow, $5.05; - At iss Kit- I both Atkinson, $1.02; Mis's Betty iunders??55c;.Miss,Emma White, 30c r' " o * -f i .llu:;:r,v, .\l>ss Jlalinuji (*ar* W ? Jana- linen, $:j.2.">; .Mis ('lee j-iTTTTTT !0c; 1\1 l-f r TTfralii" Hvli Hun- "" i,r. 7"?-: Miss Anna Su wart, $1.05; .'is.- Mary Mintj^xiiury, $7.'iO; Tola I jai i nnU'-tanis ? $ 1.5.10; im?r ' iVj'' nvanil tn'tal $17.H I. , u ' 1 il l prize. a Fountain pen ami '' ~b\ ::v I.' II,. II ]?Ji'U 1,11 iil .Mary M"Uttfoim'ry. ( Jml .1'" Mann tire > v i'ivi,,i >?> Si i ii ki-i . ' \v?vy S-.'/m . ..W j.-.- Virginia Gore. : i p: A j ;?:>- ?! .-ilk' bo-c. Hnvlifi-Ya ijrhu. CM.. .Mi.-- Ocelia ,n;| i'.a '; !Ipvv. Ill; .prize. A <'ompael, ''' i vii li\ Stamlai <1 I'-barn-acy, Mi.-s . j1 a'JjL?lli_uu_?kv!i_ prize* -A?beU4b--o4- * -iM ntK-.v-r-.en by f I;ii Min-I'rp e I)ru?r A >.. 'I. a-iii<ia Walk it. <*>ih prize ' ' ? ?(. I'ilVw Jfi-Vvl: r?y till1 ? i > i :j _ * .M is- Kilt I, !:? < .! ^ A pa. - <i| IJ'H'.'iaU Hub I; ills \vt re | 1 " 1 ' b li'.biinir. i 'a- lucky j Til- o i .bhjt-"'went in .Mi.-s I <11 r y .<. ;;! iW; .! stji? 1 v.i re pi .< i] I. y bv A.rtfiic K. Gr?ri iek/. ' ' . ' -j' i'iu'. buy- -in* tli?- la^-k laylfiy V.Ja>.- _ i ,P ;I v. ! laiyrc brick cop .1,- at ' !:< trail! i-nt rhiico .to Uie r v. yji 11 .is c\;i-iuii<1 an ' |y?? _ in- ' i ipt inn "Fii^ley it.1i ,! n,. . .. ' ' "uiuy i raining I ' "I. in l.'.iy; UTT'.-iv.' The ?j|r ~ with '?I . :.i .< . I,. Kiti/ey, iViueipaJ;' -J Ycni "I'.'-iJ." This 4 y ,;i'! ' : i an |ii-iul ? ?i "I'M- - iv r- < lull. ,\I is - All? r (i..?i'i-it. taiumyyt'r < -j-iii. i.t.? -j_ I i;-.-- at l.ooinis St i ..'.ill. i i fay" aP. * fii"<jn. i - vi'iiiu'u '?f A ?nk. S. play.1 ;J- !:<*iv Al'iuilay . auaiiiAr i.l.y. Mi. ii. A - wry laiiy.i- .crowd '. . ! i . 1 tin- 1ir.-t u'a of tin- "T i ;' ,i. syon- was 1' tj> l in- la- _5 j I I 'il"Y ! I iirh. " . ~ * i'hi- AdOll Nij/ht School olnsi-d on - ^ !v :wtc-o;i .iiii-inii d ? iuji. Ice ? roam ami cake wc'ri. vYf i. i b+i* 'K'acii-'r- i'"i: this yeas vie. !\dn?tpai S. I., l'm'ley. .Mi>* i I '' a1- - i'. Mi-- Ann!" h. vrji *" J;, .Mi- I . }i. ( 'a.-si li. .Miss "lamia j iu'. .Mi K-telle liy\ ian. I. lilv HOS'I; A. Mr li. ( Ill 1U1I S.-iiday S k""i \va- opened In the \ . I \ v I i . - i." I . .'iii -I. . \ . . v I . 11* I . . \ 1 UK . US 11 h<?ur. Tin- atU-ntlanVf vory . Cv :'.!ui lia: iv11 Mas Hi'.-lli-.'i-niA:':.-; v l.ii |t. I>? v. 1. X; iurrii?|?n*a-. -~m?.< i?'- Mi'-?i>I 11; in?; i i.ii,?U+w?Huh, apior .ill' St. J' hn "'nth wj>o words I i- cw{. "l'.# i? 1* i n i s hcil 7 : T. i ' i j JI lijii i i', j l J I., ,.^1),Ml I , 11 i II m. ? . I Is' w'.v lul 'A'i" \v;ttaw-(.-(I it. was 'k_ II |i!'";isiil. i'h.i.-i- w! it mik ;i parf ait-: Elijah itl'iT.. (' !i- ( i nk. I.ula .Mia- fiilcait. Ai i eta \\ ;?? ? >. Ni ttii- . B. Wa. Vii.-Ia liii'-'ifs -ilattii' Ar'thi'r O !ia Sti-vi'iis. ilappii- Anther. Mer ('imk, Frank Arther Mautk' ( olo;ni Mary I. -Hohorsun. .^aC 1-Arlhi-r, iiii*rs?'ji I5 is>aHi ami I.ia-v 'Stevens *i i:;:,.i-!-i*ii -iih..iks.' Af'.i-r whi-.-.h .itir i a."t"i' Iiev. (B. ~ k~irrnt Iii*v. TT >. Burns., made ir.i- splendid remarks. . _ | NO CHILDREN 1 Story of 1000 f ({flirting wuh )aiioq don't inter* I me." _T ~ ""' | ^Then what y'doing on a O I Maud boat]" j CAPI1 I WEDNESDAY AN -* - , 1 1 . ^aiV|| ' . i Py 4* J . lll'i i; HOSIi 1 RATIJt.NJTA CLLli The White Rose Karunity flu1. iT" Tuesday night .Mat eh a' T ~ ' 1 arvais Street tor its regular an The meeting1 was oja-'iii-ti and aJ iieh the business, pan of tlie if ant was tarried out. The i>r( .int then gave each meinber an < - [ rtunity to "ex|iress himself free; 'I to yivt- arn suitgoftiMi. to : ;: . n -i U i a I w oulclhoiioiii i hi c I < . .oy yavc 'a roady i:cV|????Fisi?' is Tfi t~ ? us. .today. W o ui'c U . inniiu* 'tuii/.o that iiK ?<rdt r to' itiaki' a w mid w o must inak'o l.ot - in1 -n. ItO must ' ho U <i< '(1 "I 11V i) o I : |)i' ;: ' ' ttor TVoTrd, liottor TTTmraTTipTTT77^ ~" vironmor.t is our aim. J. S. AiidoiMui, I'I i sjilcnt. NOW I'l. \S INC ? HOIJKIM I - V;1 Hi >? II r.r.l.r.it ?: t HIIOI.M .) v ?i xY- Tin? llroadwaj Musical < onicil> _ . I "Girl Cra/.)" ? . MOV.-'JT \: \S i.I)., i il ! i'. j MAI'IUCK < II KV .AY|4->U \? . "IN ' " 1 - ,/ ' one hoi k with vor-^ . . : --WITI! ? Y (;km;vH:vk ton in }i^ggaggggum^^^^ KKois ;rooM.!-w , ^iN'v - " | * ? Y * DANCERS in Ihc DAKK" j ? 'SPECIAL ? SPECIAL' j' _ AC;QI wint \N(,i. '" ? ' 1 OFFKK . j So thau yo.ii miyh*. ? n.-| quainted \vith 1 , tym- of oii.ri ' the (. oii)T<>uta!i!'c nVtoiii.o. hi*. i<t f' ut "thi- c aRf)i-.itVA-'Ti i'l-:a-r^[ -~y : The I'hll'iU.l' I.kI'Km. *!. * .! h " ? yt riiii'.'ti1* y?7?i' .llp-V < J A Ii?; * 1-;I N'A j i 'i II1-I'! 1 ' +' | ["Special ' A.i-qu',)iDmr cr^ e'?o-y I ' BMnrnvn-i'iJ- *n? flip This ( i.upon , This Coupon with one Y<kji.t Admission o; 17c will admit two at anytime to " the C^AKOl.IN \ "I II 1!A I K .lust buy., one \dutT Ticket :tiiti ?present Tii'h-ef-itnd -thk?t on| ? ? ?1 . to the Doorman ?? ? [ADMITTEdi leart Throbs pj mmm From Vina mar's .& )' sensational newel Frank Borzage. '*j r Production ^ ? ,.J "ol r a 4 D THURSDAY j| I