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Miss Isabelle O. Jackson loft the
city Saturday for Philadelphia where
she will spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Zettie M,ae Weston. She
will also visit her brother and other
^. relatives at East Orange, N. J. and
New York City.
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CARD OF THANKS
^The children of *Irs. Rosa "Anna
Mobrer-of Charleston, S. C., wish to
? : thank the nlSny relatives^antPfrietTdyrfor
their kind expression of sympathy
and beautiful florak~in their recent
bereavement.
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_CULT! I RE--^HttfT-Ts(TT K S
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rtH niemoors ol I he club ate here^
by notified that the meeting that, was
to be held on .Friday, June' 24, has
^ . been postponed . until a later date.
"The Quest For a Pink Parasol",
an operetta in three acts will be repeated
at Allen University ,Tuesda\
evening, June 28 at 8:.'!0 o'clock. The
? Mr. and?Mrs. II; \V. Bnumgai'dnc r
Mr. Dan Colins and their, guest, Mrs.
Sara Ellen Brooks ol' Greenville,
sper^j the past week-end in Augusta,
Ga., with friends. Mrs. Baumgardner
and Mrs. Brcoks are at present in
Darlington for-a-few-days with Mis.
A. S. (Collins.
Mr. J. D. .Taylor o? Oheriin Uni^
veisity enroute to Georgia, was the
guest of Mr. E. M. Pro: .;K v; Jr., :!nr- "
i??. lac? u.?ni M?. T ...1*... : ..
"ft ifl I . il 111 if 111 '
Lor of the' Kappa Clan and his Lval
brothers, Rev. A. IS. l'owc, pasbor if
the Presbyterian Chmth of this cii>.
and Mr.?Prestdey. 4td?l-betr?brt?"-o-make
his stay pi a.vmt.
- Mr.--T.--H., Pinckney and his nephew.
- Albert M. Thompson retm-md from
r New York City, last week, after having
spent an enjoyable time. They
were vhe guests of the Yeale family.
formerly of, Columbia, S. C. ^
Mrs. Julia G. Williams of Greenwood
and Mrs. Josephine Wright of
Abbeville are here attending the Allen
'Benedict Summer School. They
are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. T. J.
Iviibes, lUdl) 1'ine street.
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THE ROYAL COLLEGIANS
SOCIAL CLUB.
On account of schools closing, the
??r mpmhera scnttpvuil sinil t h<> " < 11 ill was
FIRM AN F. FORDHAM.
Furman F. Fortlham was born i"
Charleston, S. C.j a graduate of Boston
Theological School. He received
fear?years of?vocal?training?undet
the teacher of Mr. Holarwl Hnvus Tn_
cidentally, MF. HJayes gave '"Open
House", Mr. .Fordham being, one of
the prestiged participants, sang Harry
T.' (Burleigh's "By and By." In
liiicC. the ellV-t that this- rendition
had on the peOr of lyric enors occasioned
him to grant Mr. Fordham
a scholarship for study with his
(Hayes') own very teacher.
When ydii' heAr Furman Fordham,
you hear one of the country's greatsst
radio baritone singers. Acclaimed
so by both white and colored music
lovers. He has broadcast .for lengthy
periods over Stations' WBZA of Boston,
WOR of New Jersey, WKAF of
New York, and WRVA of Richmond,
Virginia.
?Bethel A. Mr E. Church presents
Mr. Fordhanj^^.j^i&La? Monday evening,
June 27th. Admission, adults
25 cents. Children 15 cents.
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WOMEN'S* MISolON..RY
Mioses AdeJl and Marie Grusne
we're loint hostess, s to tin. "V"
MRS. JOHN W. SIIKKKOI)
HONORED
Among: the delightful social events
of the past week was a bridge paity
Tuesday evening, when ..Miss Anne
..Brown charmingly enlei Mined ui I Be
honlf 01 i\i 1 ss llattie Suiters, in honor
of Mrs. John Sherrod a popular
bridge of the city. Quantities of
lovely summer flowers of p.istel hues
were aiiiistically arranged throughout
the rooms, where three tables-ot
bride of the city. Quantities of
sdriuji of unherostimr progressions,
of cards were laid aside and. dancing
was enjoyed for the rest of the evening.
A delicious 'sweet course was staved
to the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs. John Sherrod, Misses RutfrRafnett,
Hattie Suiters, Laura Sar-or,
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UII IE iiiuiiia.i, i 1 u i IK* li. OiUlllllt'I'.S U1H1
Harriet Dawljins, Messrs Clifford
.Suitor, Matthew Jcues', .lames Sailers.
Rufus Reedur ami Petvix
Switzer.
Mrs. Sherrod was guest of hohor I
Wednesday morning when Miss Rutii
Burnett gave a miscellaneous shower
at her home, on Cedar Spring road.
Three tables were laid for bridge on
the beau'Jful spacious lawn.
At 1 o'Mock a two course luncheon
games. These guests were Mesdam- j
es John Sherrod, Iftnry Drake. Sam- j
uel Adams and Misses Eflfie Thonru j
uel Adams and Misses EfFie ThomAs j
Laura Sartor, Hattic Siifters, Annul
Brown and Harriet Hawkins.
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I A 1HRTHWITH I'AHTV
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, 511
Marion St., gave a Birthnite party
Wednesday, June 15, 11)1)2, in honor
of their daughter, Margare Campbell.
After the guests had arrived
they were conducted into the parlor
where they played games and danced,
Then they were served a delicious
course of~TCF crainv, cake and 'candy
by the hostess. After having been
served and a few more games, <ff
cards played, the guests departed to
eir various homes, after jhaving
spent ~a pleasant evening.
The guests were as follows: Misses
Dorothy Anderson, Mary Adams, I.eola
Anderson, Martha Garrick, and.
Annie Johnson. Messrs. John Book
hart, Jack Cave, li&rry ^CJiestjjiit.
George Frasier, M. I'. Goodwin, Chesterfield
Powell, Leroy Spann, Sylvester
Spann, Cornelius Williams, ami
Abram Reese.
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TO ALL KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
COl'RTS O FCALANtHK .AM) 1
THE MILITARY DEPT.
Sunday. June 26 at 4:20 P. .>1. the '
ranyements hr thf Grand L*VJge
The meaJng, will be held at the ^
Odd Fellows' Hall to make further
plans, with reference to the eritorin'P'ng?of^thr?(ft
.1 ml?lodge. Th-?
Committee on Arrangement is look- ,
ing forward to an enthusiastic gath-;
ering as the Jme for the convention (
draws near.
Kvery Sir Knight, and Calanthcu <
in the city is expected to attend the ' <,
r?ifeting, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Eva "Robinson announces the
marriage, of her daughter, Julia" to '
Mr. John Simftions of 127 W. 136th }
Street, New York, N. Y? on Thurs- j
day June 9, 1932.
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LMKTfO LfeADEH " J,
K K ! : I> KK -SI I UK KO1) M FT IA 1,S
SI'AK'l AN1 >I K(J. S. JL'NK Ji
1 lii' private or Miss- Sai'a
Ana be I Kt cil' r to Mr. John M. Sliui kmI
Deceln r ;;i was" lit. *11j?l>* celebiat
-il by an hmini?m-fpliini. 'J.iliV H "aT"
.he * huiiu ill ill., lii-iih. IJ l i
-4-w?fHiin'h Hiivl w rff- u+nr^owl4y~ brvfr-- =
I j being made of ice in.1* which ?ts
Vkzlii a citclo of bcu'iifui flowers.
Presiding at the punch bowl were
Mesdames Annie Hudgpnx and ,B. J.
Dawkins. Misses I'ordham Fi'.rster .
and Salh /Mills a-ked the guests inbined
with bridal colors of green urn;
white, white candles in silver holders i
to the. 'lining roofli, where pink coin'tiej
with" green tu|lle were placed
on 'jhe t able?aud-Jmll'cL. From each 1
mid- of?fthe- -table white ami -pink a
idock cream, "with cake was cut by
Mesdanus Lela. sMornian and SalNe^'i
Lowe. v.
?> < . ! i-i-i fiivj' a delightful niusical
program which was - composed
of the following numbers: "I Love- '
,You Truly." "To- A Wild Rose, McDowell.
M-rx. \ H M.-Whini.|- invited' Un *
dep.vrting quests to inscribe their.
names in the bridal register. Mrs
B, J. Hawkins spoke jo the -guestsas
' t hey There were about 2Ul)
guests that called during the evening.
.Mrs. Ollie I.. Barbour and children
4i-Ut~ 1 >y 4notor 4.6 " Indianapolis, InJ.
vvlii'i'e th.y will make their home.
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- .Mr. Guy Simpson has returned to
Thr- ~rtn^4Tfnn^ iiaviiig spent?a?successful
term a . Clafliit University. ? 3
TO ALL KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 1
\N 1) COVKTS OF CALANTHEA
The Knights of Pythias and Courts
>?;' <Mnnthen- exporting jo attend^
' 1 an i Gran I Court. w.hich ' ^
c ii oiks in Columbia, S. C., July 2d- |
27. desiring reservations, will please I
write the Committee on Housing. I
Miss A. A. Nelson, 2202 Gervais St.,'* ^
i. Sir K. K. Lewis. Pi O. Box- 125i>.
ai ds directing the" guests will be
'mailed <m or'about the loth of July.
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THE "DUKES"
?The Jul) held its weekly meeting e
af" the residence of Mr. Williams on j
lleidt St.. at 8:20 o'clock, 1 -
the morrrtjets reported on time. ,tl
i After" we~all had a nice chat, the 1
business side of the program was attended
to. . ' *,
1'he meeting was carried out in the f.
usual order, and another new mem- ^
her, "Mr. Wajlter Hickson, \va sale- .
ceptc-d and made a brother. .-r
Mr. Hiekson' expressed his obligalions
for being taken into the club, |
and assured us that the organization J
had his entire support in every res- 4
pert. .After the meeting was over, 4
the host favored us with a course *
?>f ('old Slaw" cold-cow tongue and
tea biscuits, follow ing >"with punch *
arid cuke. - "
Mr. Freay NVoodard was assigned <
to entertain the club next 'fuesdav 4
at the residence of M. Kutherford ?
>n Washington Street. ?
This flub is one of the leading1 so ial
and literary clubs of the oity^
comprise 1 of members of the young- t
?r set. n '
Its aim ifr to ""give the young men *
if the city a chance to develop them- '
<elves along the lines of rendering ?j
mblic service, and to furnish recrea- ?
Ton. . _' * ?
For further information concerning ^
he club, write a card or letter to the
secretary, Mr. NathaViiel Nesbit, 2300 ^
.ady St., Columbia, S. C. The,club *
s still open for application for mem- *.
lership. All applications will be con- ?
sidered and attended to at once. V
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, ('Ki)AK m_ i /ION
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. M< l<a?; I'a>tot
Sunday Wa t :i> i.,;
ie Belle Kilter, secretary: Mis- ! ! n
Johnson, t j'ynsT.i it; Mi?v tie! ?
ude Boiiey.? i liaplnin: Mi-s " Ami :;v"
t)hnson, Ohaimiun of I'toei un eon' fcktee;
Jonathan Francis, reporter.
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