The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 17, 1932, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, Sept. 17. 1932
Miss Henrietta Russell left this
week to take up her work as teacher
of French in the Sims High School
of "UntOh. MTss Russell "Is a grad
Viaite of Howuul?Univurr.Ay.
ington, D. C.
, % '
, Mr. Ridhard Lipscomb* former'
coach at Benedict? Messes? Linlaui t
and Marion Davis of Greenville
spent?last Sunday?Hi?Columbia the
truest of Miss Laura Jackson and
Miss Henrietta Kussel. * ' :
5 Miss Edith Clifton ,has returned
to ' the city after spending several
weeks in New York City with her
sister, Mrs. Gertrude 11. Woodward
and other relatives. Sh"? reports a
very enjoyable trip.
Mrs Fred Pant/lor anil .Mrs. Robbia
Janio** spoilt the week end in
Charleston, .Nvhile there werc TtTTT
guests of Mrs. James' uncle, Mr. F.
having a .wonderful time
Miss Irma Troublefield of Richmond,,
a, is in Columbia visiting her
mond, Va., is iii Columbia visiting her
Street.
Muss C. It. Singlet n, -who lias
been wiTTi"Benedict College for some
years', lias accepted' work with anoth
er institution of learning with a
broader field of labor and will con
1 inuo?to onlit(hti-n?girl* and?boy ,s
along educational lines.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton. Mr. Him h
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? Hampton, Mary and .Basil Burning,
accompanied by Mr. Willie W. H alley
aiul Mrs." Mary Smith of Unio'ivu
S.. C, arrived in the city last Saturday
from New York.
Mr. Henry F. Singleton of FH:ence,
S. C.. was called to the city
Monday to attend the. funeral df his
'uncle, Mr. -Charles E. Anderson.
? Wo?art*?glad to?know that ^Irs.
Catherine Cannon has .returned from
New York, where she spent a '" delightful
time with her son, Robert
Cannon, who spared no pains m
making her trip one of the best. We
missed her very much and Wo are
glad she js back.
Mrr-ttfftvarll MfolnUis-^ifd Mr. Karl
Carter of Anderson, .accompanied
by Mr. Holmes' cousin, Miss Rebecca
Holmes and Miss Laura Lee Wd
hams also of Anderson, mot ore.; to
Columbia Monday morning. They
snent. thn nftfll'nAAn vicit-mw itluniu.
-j Mii'n <liH!ii u1' A. liai.li'"i'1111 n 11 11 11n~
1 Kdtfid'p'ld Thursday r<-,
Vui.iy WfF"-*Udi '* It a !.ill". \V<- .
??;? li< r a | V V. ' <> .1 *wi i in. \V - j
n|frt't Kit vla> l as' l?-" i> j
keeping ki'(>l<s -f r l'nt" "I.ead'T"
sitK'C ln'i . tii .1 I 11<?. ' ?! in May.
' a
M i. s 1 .ouisi' fiw7 !". ia ; t v ; r rnKdgtiul
,_S. JJ , I d!. 4 i'-.i' du'.' . .L'lliiiltf
to i t'.-.;ima ia i' tl ili"s. Wi; l:o|it;
for ficr a ' ' i f
xfj \ ' I 111.
I'OSIi'10\ \\ AN 1 1.1)' ~
Compote Ml Uaelier. gcr-C'1.;;l
y lii >t ,-yi' >.!' cci tilii aU..
' arsii-L-.V IX. :v : :T 11a kauylil Irli
- ~t* ?!." '"i rri,ra^m' ?*-. A >i?l>'?.
Teacher, cart- ul" liii:- paper.
ANNOl'Nl r.M IvNt.
iMiss I'aullP.1' I'1 i.' v. i -int^-T,11
puiiieJ I'liu i u'l-ul' ui her mslev
Miss Jaupita to Alt'. 1?. I-.
Adaoi.v both ot. .Danville. A a. Mis>.s
Helton *U; in' CoUi...!?ia >pei'<l!r;tf the
week ??d \vrth !um: i. ter. att-s Pauline
Suii?>n; ii':t\ir.-' Sunday.':m>t.iiin?
for Idnnvide, Va., where Idle v. ill
lie married l. 'J.li,-1lv. Adams*.
?=-===r^ d ?
*1- U1
kindness uui iiiji L.y insr s> .it tii.
' .liio l Samarium T1 s, i>.aI.
Mis.; Maiy White- li. N.;
Stare iutn,
ilTfi.i uu ljiiililiii
NOTKM:: .
' > The 1) xi< nd- .* y rf i Mu<i?*
is jiljoHi ' '? i.i us. I'i'i'l Writ:.'
We- take, now puiiiWa". any t-i nv. Tin
_,sch?)ol is just ul>. ui i Kiij y-'-'i" oil!, yet
iOSlH* Ol" I1'.' p 11 > I - i't'li'.l 111USlC WCll
:mi play the "\ ic?lin with skill.
lii-iny Tis .yoi<r i- pinners. We car
j.y ('vcryilj ie; in violin supplies.
Studio at M'-; 'i^sideiu-.
;<srr~pTfrc MLI-'-." .-I -i- 'ly.
The Dixie .Acini. .*** i f Violin Mil-,
sic, Miss V. B. Siu-n|..<imi., in.-lruetd:'.
THK, 11<)V AL i<" SOCI.VJ-("I.I'
Tlii? club !iK t ill burnt ft' Mr:
ohiis' n Wi!! ti: S-t)I Bruiton St.
" Pii *?it!ii a- |. <>.?Tlif flu!) '.viis
cubed tj .)?:!"r v.\ t:'?> by- r; p? ali
ibc Lord's Prayer. '1 be club wo* <i
.i^htc io i.avu fii,v.I hornus Williams
t??' vi.-it
Mr. 10vii.i si Lucas 1..>M;L>m- iiuiiii
bolt or .since Mi's l>ai;y l.to Tu\b*
Iv.S ?joined ill** club. IvfUlii i ks -l>y
the olt'ic<'is\
(TLTt KK'C LI P. TO MLl'T
riiiday. si:r 10th.
' T1k? first inootiiu? i' The Culture
Club will le h !d at. the homo el'
Mrs. Iliij'.ol G. Bookman, 1712 Gadsden
Stvol. Friday, ^cjunnbor Li,
at 5 30 P. M. 'All members arc re(faestod
-to bo present. . (
FURNISH-ITO ItOOM for teachers or
couple. Use of kitchen. 202;} Taylor
Street.
TKACHKIi WANTS SCHOOL
An experienced teacher, graduate
of Benedict College, holding a first
grado ^.il'o Certificate -?*i South Ca
rolina. lie tnupnt''for mfirf^ryT'lMT'
as-principal and at her v.i^c.
Any person wanting such a teacher,
will please confer wit'll the editor"'
of this great paper at.once. .
" "(iYPSY TB AH.KKS"
The (J.vpsy Trailers Literary on.I
Soseiul ( lub met at tin* home of
Miss Priscilla Kershaw, Idlo Liber
v.i iv: .or. .Julius n? nUd son
Mr. M-"r( i.i M-c:Ve>..Mr. \V. 11 Burton
.iI'll. Mr 'Lmn.ii- Bradley. In-a h'liof
, ( f i :?rn?ttrr?r-ht+r;??Lemur
V.iiuUt V pointo.! out some ww'.li- ;
1 ; t?
\Vhi!o t:;:iwTiTeli list? club lias dune]
iiK-i' he? was.,n riomhr^ and ox pre syd
rcjri'i'i t'liiii he lias to discontinue
' .is dli'vei cM.i.ection with the club '
H?. is le;i\i;i;r !" >j*. Sumter wher" he j
li spend'a 1'i'W days with' Ins moth- j
he begins his t":ichiii.cr i-a-|
ie?'-thi;- r.-.i!. Mr; W. It. Burton j
;:r es.-:\V r.-yvl on boiuili oV the |
I'lb. j'ur hi> departure
Thn member.*-of the elub were hup
i. ;.j v.-,.?ALLs Aa-.-Jo AJ i'1 nuns UU.'K
o.h-> was vi/itu)}'- in Washhitfiun: i>
.. MhdKva B. Castor nVul tier sis- ;
or. Miss Corn B. Cast r were urhibl
?.;>< . present 1 sua use of illnc.sss. Miss .
i i'. .. d ih ma??.-.itfoil
.ankjnjT as we1.1 sis ever. Mi.-s :
. a'lvll Jaeli.-'Ui hps' toft t<?" lake .her,
T'".v-v./Twr Avm'kv- Mi'i. -Guiiy.ivitw.. J
b. 5 Who hair i'":-eiu jy -gra?liUii?. J.i
.. i oh Aden ?.st 1 i'i;t*L that ii/'j
<a i' i '..ac -1-> -<".vr frr?runic.',i ii
'villi the ci.:K
... Mi*.. A!.! ? Willi' vis. ivol'crciV iV-mi |
\V- IvicV vie i o* is n?ri:v.-;p ;1 ti> be i
p:"? nT":?i t:i: "-t:i.r. lit* hnir.ir'.i !
.. it'i I'm two.?>T bis teachers. .*
i'.il.i-uc pla.vH.yr.ATljs the last fin' .lit
vf. t!.-t* oyer ins.
A (OK'UKtTlOX
An i.ir Was -inane in llu- mums'
ad wrrU nra'-M' the ??rit^ir.n 1
4'i)C:>i \i\ n;??ry <?1* Miss Tiionia-inn
i;.?vis. 1 ?:.<?; ?u.l y;' Mrs. ('. W. Aih u. ;
.I.W juujk. should havp bt't n M::s. ,G. ;
M. AII'm, Ro.k.lalo, Texas.. Mi
Mien is a native Columbian, aval was
well lea \vn in her maiden -d'As ;;s
Clarissa Minnie Allen, el i<'st ilauKhiu'
of Juiljfi* am! .Mis. Savnuol . H.
riioinj> <in. ?-??. ?_,
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SI'AKTAMU'IU; NEWS
New Mt. Moriah
' I
?1?_ .
Sun-lay will !>c a Ion,* remenib'ri ^ \
Jay hi- the history of New Mt. Mori- i
ail. Roautiful row ires we re vender j
jeute<5 igh"?t tht' day.
S1i.1ulf.1y morning . the pTitpTf was
ofitfw "with?fho presence of Rev. .
Matlbow.s- of naiesburg, S. C, who
delivered an excellent sermon from i
lIn* subject "Running the Christian i
Race"
W'ii. woyo duly ^rewarded in the. cv
enlng Avi: h another inspirational ser
tnon l?y Rev, I<], C Clark of Winston
Salem, X C
Appreciative audiences were present
at both services including a num .
'ALMETTO LEaDE* _____
' ll'T of visit'OlS
TTi s) ii 11 H (iu- iTTTTiTy f. hi*I it: ;
Unit wo > ?Mifroiit :111U tiii- kt;i t
: yf Now Alt. Mul l.ill, Wi- ;; c ?l,il j;i
wiii(1 uihI lioi.i v?> jrii'.it
! victorv in t I'li'I
. ii.ano ..ifs. Mllliv.in""TrTT- Younjr St
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Jinkins
. j>aiv.?"l l'.'y Utv, Jk-daim'/ Ihm
iamiu, Wnk(*ly aiiii-.'iY.iliiuiiis?
>'.. Mr. aiM ;d-:
!> V!'*irrv. Mis* LiUi.'W od. and. Fro
Vanity Thomas v.mtg Sunday^ jrue.vi.
6f Mi.-s . Alelhia Aii'io:*.-'*n.
.Mr. i.ad Mrr. Camp, Mr.:, 'im-ie:
-;.r.l' Mi ,* Susan 15 h^TTfi trfrtaiar;
,uw:i t'l ;>:?)' Saluda. N. ami dim
yed in W-j-v-c Mis.-4 (''?> V. al.; i. i
.... |n m : no i U j 1 'i lii M ir,- 1/- '
""'JTl* '
Mr". En-TV Wilson i- very u.
to ha.' . i Larry. J>lioYrtc a
jain?a . i' *:t uim;.' r?V;U;u ^
\\"u--l.il '.in No.w Y ork ami ?"\ii"
"...I"''" " !
mjf da-urhtTr. Kloiso a iira-nia ' "
( uiv.iivliaj Street Hi and. i ; Eavin;.
I'or South (^arelina State ('o)lt v'v . i;
;i l't\r days-.
ilit' wit'Uviifi ij, .\f\v York City.
' v- ' Mr 1.1.INS N IvA S Sunday
was a ve.y ina-sHi/I day
an i Sunday S-T:>>.<" ?. ? r.< d a". ii.,
uAuil hour w.ih ;a knife aiu-n'ilai.iTv
at S'i. Paul.
T * iiiidav Si i:.:>'I k'-.-.i.n was
vic'iVv' I by. 1 t.y. I-.. II Kobe; is til i' to
I' lil-u - j *
At 11 .:io irVtw-k'Hr-v.. K. 1%. 11 bcrt..
a* lb tided the ius^iiuUi._? ?< 1 _jivua-'i*r 1
a noble .?( rnion. Mrs. \V I' W illiams
presided at t!i? piano and A e
rlioLn. rvauli'ifcK b'au'tilul niu.i<'.~'
Tin' Metvin Quartet rendi 1 ni sev
ewal selections whi.h w re. enjoym.
At '>:.'>() Row iDrfjJerw-rrfml of Lake
View preached in ink-rest ul' the
South silo club.
_ At S00 o'ch ck our Pastor Rev.'W
P Williams was at his host when
ho delivered to us a vety forceful
. lile.. gub.iect 'Titer'.-Deliverance."
Miss Ah'tha Jhohso'n will" leave
f+nf- -diaries toll Sunday to at tend
school at Avery. Miss Johnson is a
member .of the St. Paul Baptist chefi
and will be missed by all. Miss .gillie
Bell-PiekeU will leave lor Holly
mil, S C., Sept 24th. , Miss Pickett
is a music teacher in the Holly llill
Graded School wohve Prof. J. S. Rol;
erts is pincipal.
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Morlr*
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i Prepare J' i.qmiu'.i, j< i I As
. iVc Vf'T"7
>i<j.N ? J.\ ^ . II KSPAY
WEDNESDAY .
World Swooping Stage Succeu
' pSS^aefc
DOLORES DFL RIO
jWijg&tjl and JOEL McCRIA
1UU >; ;
Slim Summery i'.lo
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"Kid Gloves*'
"llli; SOI.1HKKS (.1 "ilJi:"'ST()I-EN
'!a"> . Sv ' t' ' ^ <>m my
!: <n)u a little koml* c.-.ik-ii: "The. SoM'
~ ?> ..iic' whi'-h v. a rT~T* t . Ml a"?
a sad l'urcwcH from, my. dy:ti? sukiicr
hoy ia France. > > tk-ar u> mS*
" near; wan?thF honk?I l.avc?kept it ?
There thirteen K-?ng years as a joy.
J 'tared rrr: it v.-h~ ~f1'JTnr-trrr- -i^nr drd;?----?-"
] want t.> appual-to die m^iie to, keep
the n.oi.ey and i'ei..rn th. ! '
I" . , . i,M:.-.i .Ma'.iMa i;.n:Vin.
1 -i 1 -i IKilt 5=i: oot.
\V|.V\SB<>]{<) NK>VS
I !> i-t Wi.i.e t ).ik "Jciiy niiu
J iel'-, aV~?frrqktt}*?,1?1 : .'. iv a.?v."111
1 \\V. ai v i-lvi..-.-.; h..v M..-.;' Aluv *
J Mi I:,r i'l-n; iVluinliia.
I-wla-.i v >h" 11as I't1-.-;) ~ii.quit;* a
I while with relatives.
I Mk?Xnttiu jay Jfoxt .r, vrv .is 'at
11"k'-.-U ! . la-: Swviay' with 1'KT
I pa:?. :vl>, ia-v. Mi. . i-iui- Cn. o;:j?e
I 55a'.\a r\ *? ivi.i:i s.-.ni*. auy.
-1-?Tik' sc-i a 1 wuwl - VVI.i -.1 iiU;.
1 <. <_>!aMi: la a n < ! V> raa.-h i a. on
I Si-pi. K..s: v' .a " I'uvi.ky wiil
I \v. .A.. lla.-s. l.-t 5:1a:* ; Mk.-ea Saia
I [irou !l. ?V. 1 itituas Ma'.Hi1 lioulat,
I !ni Liiia- Laic-i* Sr..;;!:. ill. eyaUc;
I \'- :'.ii- Ma.. t 1;. i. ."a k : .-'1 al'.
I >iV.a:;v. 1.;. ?'?'h jrraw; t'aaiir.^
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