Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday. Julv :}<). Jk " Mist;. . _ 1 . in^ton j^hennu- Suriih of Wash-" and C*? 's v*s'ling ,U'V uuHo M. soiW^nt' M'r* "ntl *V,I S- Creen -la- k,i _ g WW Devine St. w Mr. Earl C, Adams of East Orange J., spent last week here, as the 0^. house guest of M?niie"E. Gordon. Mrs. Nathan Delon of 1 liiii O il; . St., left "las THiesday for' Now' YidTT City where she will spend three weeks with her brother and sister, Mr. and' Mrs. B. N. Houndtiee. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). 'J. yee and -??fi. and Mrs. Win, Pressley spen^ lia' week-end in States ho r'<, and Savannah, G'a. Mr. ami.-Mrs', .loy.e left Tuesday for Washington. 1). O. Little .Inmv'tr'i Voim-Jw ?u* il month old baby. oT Air. and .Mis. Fivu Hickson of 221V Semite "St.; (1e|>7.T\T ed this life July 20, ISK',2,"alter -in illnnri.p nf otic niontlr.-" ' Miss Louise..Mtfrpli of. New Yo*_k City is visi'ihe- her family, Mr. a'ad Mrs. J. H. Shivers of North. S. t .. " Miss Mui ph is planning t:> vTTT friends in Ojanftebnro- ju,f.".).j.._i.e.i. turning to :Nt>\v-YoT:k7~\\V h..pe It, her a pleasant vacation. .Messrs^Frank Gibbs and .Jake Sand _motored to Jacksonville, l'la., S Uurday July 24 and spent I lie week rial with Mr. Gibbs' sisters and frionos. Thev retprne^ Tne <lav an.! n p..i i a very pleasant .stay..,. Misses Marion and 'Uosylla .la- k.-nn have returned. home after visiting thpir aunt and uncle Mr. :.nd?1,>. a P. Or~BrYai1t and other relatives and three AveCks in Xc'w York -v-pming oher relatives aiuM'riends. . c i Miss Rena Goodwin, 2-12I1 N. Wawoek iSt. of Philadelphia. 'Pa. left Tuesday July 2G.lh for Colombia, S. C., where she will spend a couple week vacation with her parents, Mr. - and Mrs. Lousia Goodwin and also fripnds. We hope Miss Goodwin a sue cessful vacation ajid a safe.return. Mr. and Mrs; Van 15. Ware o E Washington, D. C., spent last hv/' in Columbia. While here .they motored to Springfield, S. -tar vi.- it leiatives there. They : . Wasi.ingon Saturday n'ghl a iei so< nding a short time at tin- honu > '. Mrs. Janio Cave. Miss Nellie G Sellers, LL_N. of Alto, Ga., formerly of Mar:on. S. C., and a graduate of the Good Samaritan Hospital in Columbia, S. C., is spending her vacation in W'ashw ington, D. C'., with relatives itn-ifriends. Miss Sellers hold a very prominent position at the Georgia Stt^te Sanatorium. 'Everybody is hoping she will -spend a pleasant *uication. BETHELS JUNIOR STEWARDESS BO Alt I) X PTES " J The Junior Stewardesses Board ol Bd.hul??LI?Church?hjJ?i.n_hy - ?-Mrs. E. G;?Bitu'mgardner had their regular meeting ai liiui fine Sinx'L. Highly entertained by Miss Lannie Kennerly one of its wide awake members. The president as well as every member is" full of progressive ideas. The board decided on sum very helpful propositions. Any . church could boasts of having these fine women. Dr. J. C. MeClcllan, he P. E. gave a very helpful talk that caused much comment. SPARTANBURG SOCIETY NEWS The Modern Priscilla Art C'db ;r..n? i 1.... ? WCttUVHUlIjr CIHVIUIIIIVU Willi (I ^(IMIV II party at the* homy of Mr. and Mrs. ?W. E. Bunch 381 N. Dean St., Wednesday night.' Complimenting one of (their club [members who recently married, characterized by presence of a colorful bevy of out of town guests with the usual cryani of lo.al society were in attendance in large numbers. A jolly good time was spent, dancing, playing crdquct, a'so. card tables were arranged on the water front side .lawn, where cards had their sway. ?=? - The garden was very pretty With japanese lanterns and colorful lights among the pretty flowers along \\ Ith the mid summer frocks, worn hy 'hi' fair se* was very attractive af.vr the wee wee hours the alfair elifted with the chib serving delicious ic.1 course using effectively the club colors, pink and green. - itl.-.ir. ' ight Servh'e's will begin at N.OO. >\ ! !.. . \ i > 11?111uI< -. pTayuT" "Trrr'ci'i 'Mis-don.;- in Africa." ->>.er. The.-series colli tilled great thoughts fro i in mot). place ;Scri|>tiiri's.. All .: !i'?crs and friends . .of Sec ml I'uaii y arr nrgtd?m i>t. present i'i>i- tin i'i? is a treat in store for you. Spefid.the day. duly ."JI, with us. win ri-: K(): ?] : ri.rn - The W-hi 1 e?-(-Uih?met at the home of"..Mr. .lames Anderson. ll?07 (Jervais Si. for i.ts regular mectjhg. The el .ili intertained many guests f'' !u.,iii and-<uit of. town. The .game that w:.s played was prugrossivt 'whis'. Kaeh one seemed to. have en .a i> i d?him.-a ! f?Ht?t-hr?nt must. Thei'i were simii' Very intersting lematks a le hy the president. The highest . seme was made h\ .Miss Ik-attic.. Ik "ri-.t and Au- -eri id. Mi-. Miltnn Wiljanms and the hoohy, Mr. .hmathai * ?V fA I t' " . t llOSe pt'i/fS We're" present (1 tiic host erved Sandwiches -am ct? ereard on cunU'ilppes ahd i.wfi-t. -were?placed on. all i?f ?the- - tallies After iJjte sisxing there \v*r" of 1-ua games l laved. afuu w hii 1 each p(-i sun . wont ; Homeward thrilled over lie cvoniivt spent. l.t)Vi:V-\V?l.S()N M I'll \I.S \ Mi UT'iagv of interest \C,is 'that of M *>' l.lyn I.owory. of York, S. C, and i\Hr. l.nrrey W'jlson of Spaitan' 'mri. Wiiich was olomnizeiT at Vi rki Saturday afli riiOon July" 2d, U?d2. After-the ceremony they motored her.. The bride wore a traveling cos.nnie of. white with harmonizing accessories. An in for ial reception was given at the homo i f the groom oh l)ea'n ' !* ''; root. ' ? : ?? . Arjungemelits ' of garden flowers including rises, gladiolus, zinnias and ferns in vases, baskets and 'other Containers .wore used throughout the home. On a table in'the hall was it fio/.en punch bowl, (h /glied "wi'h roses. " AI is.s?A-U-irie?Douglas?pre* ided??4 the punch b:\yl and Aerviny were Al iosi s. Kinnia Rut ha Dates a nd Ver Aiol..i<op ^ During the reccidiou, the bride was exquisite in a yown of while "Embroidered net. The bride'and gi"ot?m were, introduced to 'the guests by Mrs. 'Xetu'e O. Ruu.h. hos ess, Mis. Maty Do-all. Miss* bowery. is one < f theiffro turnout teachers at* the, Hitfh School here. TIIK 1*1.1 K MOON SOCIA I. (1,11$ : The Club met Tuesday niyht, July I'd at the hoiiie <>(' Miss Lucindu John son on Washington St. The niertinjf was'called to order by the reporter Miss Flossie Smith in the' air so nee of our president. MeetinK was can icil put in the usual way. No special business 'discussed a for tlu> meeting Miss Johnso.n served us a cool luncheon ot' fruit jello and cake. 'Die president was out iff the city. Despite thr-hot weatheh we are still progtessing. We waip to state. tlm-M-os. Chcc*ehoi'o our president was the guest of an out of town dance in Charlotte. Till'. MISSION CIRC I.K CI. I II The Mission Circle ,Club met at t+re" home of M iss Ella Chit* ) ut 10:20 House Sti At the usual hour, with the President presiding. Each member paitf their duOs as usual. After which Jro hou.*e -was opened for business. Each member made some helpful remarks, after which j tile hostess served a delicious course I of cake and i.e' cream and mints. I Tor noK'l?mooting i:. to bo he'ftl 'Ttith Airs." .Julia Cununings, Sumter St., Monday, August 1. V wI4 vi i in j .yi-ain mic traveled with mo in the gospel min- ' isty, aiding in.every possible way to make that ministry a success. For 1 six y years a faithful an loyal mem her of rho Church-. A firm__ -believer in the purity of life, morality and religion/ She was beautiful in life and glori. ^ ous i"n doaAh. Peace to her ashes i" and rest u6 her soul. , B. J. "RamVey, Husband.' . . ? MISS MAMIE E. GORDON ENTERTAINS _l_ r _ * Miss Mamie K. Gordon.entertained . at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Wednesday evening. July 20.* in-honor of Mr. and Mn?George?Smiths?Mrs^?Maggie - lotlM'll I A Jivl LI 11}^ cu JCrtV t ill(* J ( instiiutUm soon. Mr. William Sin-j! - gleton. Min of Mr. ami Mr:*. Campbell ! Singlet 11 is improving rapidly after j; the accidental shooting and will he j able to leave soon. j; TilK ROYAL 'VAGABONDS ????? I" The Royal Vagabonds are prosper- j ing very nicely. Due to the cooporation of he inembers the club is j running smoothly. On Tuesday night, July ll>, the > .dub met at the home of NJiss Ludelle Taylor at 110.'} Harden St. At this ^ meeting important business was dis^ cussed and the meeting proved to he i < very ineresting. ' * Cllll.l'l 1, .4 r f /.I'll rt., .1 t 1,44 \ ' Q f, U bonds put over their first project since their ;reorj$i/mation in I'te ] for in of a Silver Tea at the home < of Miss Willie Bell Caughman.THis project proved to he a huge success j j and a very pleasant afternoon w?i ^ spent hy all. The club is proud to have as their ' 11 new members, Mr. Ernest Ware, j 1 Dtmhar - High School-;- Mis^bamearh-j? formerly' a student of Dunbar Hign | School, in Washington; Miss Zelma i Logan and Miss Janie Harris On Tuesday night. July 26, the, Vagabrnds met at the home of James Henry. 2'2<t2 Senate ?St. The club ( waS proud to have as a visitor Mr. j1 Leser Williams of Edmonds, S. C, j At this meeting the "Vags" decided * to visit the Messrs Joseph and Wil- 4 lis Helton at their home n, College i-Place on next Tuesday evening. ( rhuisday to visit his mother .ami J father and-frit nds. Mi- is .. ill 1 state foot- ball 3tar, but is undecided as to' whether he will eoiiie hack to sehot I next fall. Mr. Robinson is thanking Supervisor C. A. Johnson^ J'rof.' I.. StalliV'orth and 15. K. Harrison for tle-ir Interest In linn w hi If altemlinv ' ieHooker \\ ;|-slMn<*tun.. IliKh?-^-ty Jl. md he says that they are""'his "best' frntnds. He wishes his friends of Polumbia a pleasant summer. THE DIKES The Dukes heltf 'their regular weekly muting at the.heme of .Mi, t neoltt 15: wn H??<> Harden St?.Tuesda* .Hiy -O.The meeting was railed to mder by the president ui t t 111* TWDft l hunt- a.. .. I touk place about our Mid .Suinmei Ball that was given in the Odd Fellows' r: .Itr'tast" Thursday, .J lily 1 IT" There .were many guests in attendance. which We /highly ' apptcc.uted. * . ;;' The l uli room .was- douu-u?v.n.h black and ' i.P.n fftper -i vie the club colors. The. paper Was arr.inge,l that .,i could reach from ohe -side to ihe o'.her. * A tall ''pine tree was plt'ccil 1" the middle and seu'ial little one? rn other ditferent nhe t JtWy y. ?a4si> docinat oil?with?thoclub's colors. AIV:' the collection of du>*s and the discission of the business, a delicious? oiii se?ut?poaches?cakes?and punch .NViis.-Served ,Lo. aJ.L b.y.._Mr, I.in~pTh Brown. _r-A,l 1 .seemed "to haVe TIT. toyed themselves.?The next regular meeting will be held at Mr. I., b. Brown W20 Harden Street, Tness day wghtV-??t? - Mr. John_B.ciL vyill be host to the Dukes. This club is -no longer open for applications. Any editor busini -please address same to the" President Mr. John Bdir 2225 ;Richland St.. Colnnthia, S. C. '/ WILMAMS BIRTHDAY IV\KTV Greenwr odp. S. -C.?Mr. and" Mr'-. Willie S. Wiliiains gave a birthday party at their beau iful homeJn honor of their little daughter Wilhelmina, Friday evening July >*h, celebrated her first" happy' birthday". The yard and porth were littered with* lights and beau iful pot flowers of many kind. Her? the guests were of many kind. Here the guests weiv >e.atedi to enjoy the fresh breeze. Prof. Sanders lead the guests in the house.?On the I'ltfht ?.r the hall white and pink rose buds were placed on each guest by .Miss- Ks .her B. Hunter, on the left Mrs. A. M. Perrin had charge of the register table. Punch was served by Miss Pearl Stewart and Mr. Gibbs Wilson. The guests remained standing while the guest' of honor Wilhelmenia sat .in her high chair draped in -whi e. Shewas dressed in white, pink how and neks. ~ The cake' was white v. i?h pink trimming and ope candle in the center. The candle was lighted. As Prof. Sanders gave cheering werds of hope and honor, the guests marched out. i-ral games were enjoyed. Pipeapple, strawberry ice cream tnd birthday cake were served by Mrs. Win on E.j Williams, Mrs. I.. VVoolridge and MisV Esther B. Hunter and P. S ewart, also pink and white mints were served. It was a unique atfairi Those that came and s.en^ gifts:?Rev. and Mrs. M. G. Williams, Prof, and Mrs. B I. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perrin, Mr. am) Mrs. Arthur Wil limits, Mr. and Mrs. \Vt Wool ridge, Mr. and Mrs. $. H. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Jo.s;ah Moore. Mr. and Mrs.. Ransom Coleman, Mr, and Mrs. Ben Williams, Mj\ and Mrs. -John Stewart, Mrs. Ressie Harpe. Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford." Anderson, S. ('., Mrs. Mary Hayes. Mrs, Lcona McGeeP-M.r. and Mrs. Willie Turner. M stress Elizabeth Davis, Mr: T, Lomax, Misses 'Pearl and Eva Stewart, Esther B. Hunter, Frances Periun. Jonell Moore. 'Everyone reported an enjoyable evening. Mrs.. Self i^ndrew*." motored to Greenwood last week and 'spent st'v" ?ral days with her parents'* Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frazier and also with her mo.her-in-iaw Mrs. Lizzie Andrews and friend.-. Mr. Andrews joined iter for the week-end. They return ?d home together. Mrs. Lossie F. Perrin of Winter Haven, Kla., attended little Miss Wilmlmonia's wonderful birthday parly. I Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Pool sent * a taluable gift. Mrs. Katie McDaniel was also presen . Liutl'e Wil-. helmema ^received' many beautiful ind valuable gifts.. NEWBERRY NEWS We are still having dry hot weath.4 r. The corn crop is suffering badly ind gardens are almost gone. God "old the children ofA Tsreal of they vould obey His commandments the xu:th would yield its increase. "ft can be seen every where that dis tbdience is paramount May the world iurn to \God the? giver of evet\ good . t ill 1*1 perfect jrilt. Mr: 1!(.iir.y I; fr-n- ? arc vciy.ji. ,< ), f_.\ ... . .? \ . ; < ? ami ha. c. j?.,i ..... . . .-ay -hyy arc w.itv , . ? | he ."-ai.iv.iS'a; !! a.'ri. an-i Tile. J'iihcctti. |.c;(f|< l - f.' h<|<| hy it | v , .... , I" ' 'I'll1 a;c i-.nji.;, iua; : ii<'amnititowij ),h)^i8?u V, V ?.?!'} M. MaSci-ha \ai.< 'a!;.! ' \\" .. Hill f. .t'li.in\el 'J.I-J,u.\ , ' OJH* of ihf 'ifjijilt's.' M|>. Si., i rl Iil L \ I I > I'l t,i 1111j\-^ rr*~?* ' f 7 ? 'I' ill' '")?" 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