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SECOND CALVARY II. Y. P. U. r
EXTEND^ THANKS
Jh0 B. Y. P. Ur o?-Seeond- Calvary wisKes
to thank the following merchants
x for their donations in a're- i
cent contest: R. C. Williams Furni- i
lure Co.; Haverty Furniture Co.; J. ~
C. Penny, Schulte-United Stores, Bon <
Marche and Belk's. *
Wo wish also to thank the' parents I
who cooperated with us in helping to l
make the, nrotrrnm a success. 1
The B. Y P. U.. ?
-Mrs. Albertha Simon*, Pres.
"THE PARADISE SOCIAL CLUB"
The club met at the heme of Miss s
Ei'a Mae Koberts and Alary Alcl.augh ~
lin on Perry's Ave. The house was
called to order by the President Mr.
J. W. Johnson.
The devotion was opened by the
Chaplain. Miss-Farmer Martin.?Song ~
Negro National Anthem; Miss Mary
McLaughlin led the club in prayer?^
The secretary being absent the assistant
Secretary, Mrs."^McLaughlin
proceded with , her part of the business.
The president discusse^l with
. the members these facts:?Time and
Duty; Purpose of Finance and rea:
sons for helping fallen humanity.
The hostess with the greatest of
pleasure served the club With one of
the greatest.,repasts of its history.
Courses: Potato salad, pork chops,
cake, punch, marshmallows sandwehr
rolls, and pickles, peaches, cream and
es, after dinner mints and cigarettes.
The visitors beiiijy great in number,
. we thank them for their remarks.
Adjourning song, God be with you.
??'till we meet again.
BACCHANTES j
The Bacchantes Social Club met J
at the residence o-f Miss Bona Nes- 1
~ bitt on Tuesday, October 11, 1932.
?t;- This was the first business meet- <
'.ing the club has held this yeai.
During this meeting the officers '
were elected.- Each officer retained
his office. They are ns follows. Miss '
Bena Nesbitt, president; Mr. David ]
McDonald, vice presTdent; Miss Juiia
Raiford, secretary; Miss Ann^e
Nesbitt, treasurer; Miss Emma Kershaw,
repqrter; Mr. Eldo Burton,- 1
critic.
The various committees and their
chairmen are the same.
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SURPRISE PARTY FOR MISS
MARTHA M. CORNISH
A lovely birthnight party \
fiven by Mrs. Smith, Octobei
it _ liiir?liumw?132 YVaHabout
Brooklyn, N. Y., in lionur of A1
Martha M. Cornish, fmnmlly of i
umbia, S. ('., but now 6* Brookl
i'he living room and halls 'Were
ractively decorated, the color sche
>eing-trtrrlc anxt whftg; /
The red reshments were ic?- ere
md cake, punch 'and alter ci in
nil i Is.
The main fea'ure were- dancing ;
aril playing. Those enjoying tile
air were: Miss Anna Brown, A
Vlaggie Gary, Mr. Johnnie Bro
Mr. E. Simmons, Miss Rook Gril
Miss Iona Smith- Mr. Henry Joi
Miss Muttie Quarlea. Miss Ella S
Vliss Rusa Ferguson Miss'Ethel f
-'Usoii Miss Jot' Elliott, Mr. K M
in, Mr. and Mi's. Jones, Miss An
A illiuins,-Miv and Mrs. Brown, A
\nna Davis, Mi.^s Ella Shaw, A
Jl.mche- -aftd^Mr Fibs- Sim.?
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1'AGJv.CNT?^CROSSmG^-THd
THRESHOLD"
Alonday, October 17, 8:30 I\
t First Calvary Baptist Church,
lev. S. S. Youngblood,Pastor:' 1
ageant is based on the life . i
fork of Aliss Joanna P. Aloi
'hose 100'h birthday is celebra
:his year; She was the founder
U^. DI. J- n i
nv xiiusiue ocnoois anil nrst edi
f "Hope" which still carries a n
age of joy and encouragement
o 18000 homes every month,
roducting the pageant, it will b
eminder to older people and a cl
mge to youth to serve in the sn
ujsellish way Mjss Moore served
er life.
All friends of Christian educal
i?lj.tbe1..p?hlir"in general are cor
y*~ invit.ed. ' Admission: Adults
ents Children 5 Cents.
^ m W
?i> j|f-r i Mil-in+. M-y, .The^lovelv
.home of Air. and A
Henry Smith on 225 Youiiy
'he scAne of a Pro-Hallowe'en I
ty, Tuesday evening Oct. 4. Cai
i n g cut ' the colors, the?docomO
were beautifuL Bridge aid proj
4a^?wlHMt?wrrc?the ft'hlhre of
evening. At the conclusion 'of
in ldge games Pi'ol David NTTni
won high score prize and Prof,
son, the bobby. Progressive \v
Aliss ..Mabtd Foster high; Akiss
Jenkins, Rt N.. Wohlow. A deli}
ful rep.fst was served. Among
guests were Alisses AI. Vanezelia (
iallie M.'Lomax, Cro'lyn Snetters
ijcI Foster, S. C. Butler, R. N.; I
ie Barfield, R. N.; and AI. Jen!
R. N. Mrs. Alma Powe and L.
Sims. Drs. T. K. Gregg and V
Porter, Profs. David Nicholas
lenson; Messers . Whit mire Abra
11. H-?Hayes, Stunnon Woo laid. I'
nest Collins, Henry Tucker. W
I'annor, B. Keeder Robert Sims, ,
ius Tanner, B. E. Weston and S
.iol Mills, The out of town gui
vi'c Misr.es?Allyn?Nicholas?mrrt
Lunette Kennedy from Union; R
[Jenese Webb from Nashville, Tei
fiss Ruth Lowes from Dayt
Florida and Mr. E. G. Spaulding
he North Carolina. Mutual Insurui
Ihirlnnii Ni C.??Ma*. Mill IL B pro
t. very charini.it'- hostess;
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CHARLESTON NEWS
l
On Wednesday evening-, Sept.
,,. that they wore taught the' white girl
his ... .
. on request.
an^ During the singing of thc~ "Intrt
^ V dyetion song" each piember of ou
' !? Ig^nip was' introduced to the whit
"friends: Miss Bertha A. Bouknigh
n>s advisor for . tile Ever-Ready Girl Ki
in[ serves, led in the singing.
. jtj Members of Uie Junior Book Clu
p ^ who assisted were Misses Mat tie an
ial- E. Bowijuan and Inez Martin.
inie Oitr \1rit will be returned by th
all white group in the near future.
on GHESTEK I'A H A(iK Al'IlS
dial
10 Mr.. Armstrong, the magician, an
his daughter, Miss Anuafrong, wh
Is a~talented pianist" and-eartoonis
= ^Iivo M frinpu-a-o^ Mondav-Auahi in tli
chapel at Bvaimfrd Institute. Th
jj... audience was/kept in uproariou
vv J laughter at Jdmes, oyer the lm^eriot
,a). T ; ilo>n5 by Miv_Armstrong. TT
rl, " drawing by Miss Armstrong whie
" <loneWith ease and dex'erit
r?. '^^brought forth hearty appl.iu.se froi
nil. It wan an-enjoyalde )ii ogrnni-?fj
i',0 was .witnessed by. an appreciate
. audience. ^ f ? :
j'as Mrs. t'hnnia MUck "Russell and Inn
fvn band, Mr. Russell, and daughter hav
. returned to their home in Mt., Clair
C? N. J. after moteving down and spent
. ing a few days m Jeterville with thei
_the mother, Mrs. Ellen Mack._
ji 't. Miss' Jennie Houze left Sunday ft
Rock Hill, where she enrolled as ,
^es- student at Clinton College.
tins Misses 'Mattie Johnson and Nan.
B. Thompson of 'Blajrs, have retutne
Vni. to Brainerd-Institute v,"here 'hey ai
ai;?] students.
ms, Mrs. Marie Gilnvore, teacher <
Home Economics in r.mmett Smi
i 1 i 10 Hi School. Rock- Hill spent, the wrc
Jut- end hero with her daughter, . Mis
af.i- Johnie Mae Gilmore*
aSts Mr. Robert Crosby left Fri<J.i\ ft
??Baltimore to join h-ts wife, .Mrs. lie
jj^s en Beckham Crosby. They will mal>
1M . their homo there.
n Prof. L. J. Williams arrived in th
Glut , ( ,
of Monday irom Washington; I). (
' to take.charge of Music at Brainer
?Inwtit utu. Prof. Willinmr Itm rpeci.ii
?' iy.otl in pianot~al- Howard?L"nvci .sit.\
arid comes as a young man well quali
tied for the work.
News from Charlotte informs u
hat Mrs. 'Martin, "wife of Dr. J. 1
Mjirtin, President of Brainerd Inst
tu'e, is gradually improvne*-and lioi.?
. to be back in Chester soon.
Mr. Joseph Jones is having erecU
^ a putty brick veneered bungalow o
-ui- rr r Hii'ani V-iv-in -n of I'in'"
Hi and i is brick' ? i n boys bnvt nia I
Lcs- and arc sJtilLliKLking hridba.Llr^-eo?
her crete seats and a variety of very a'
Co. tractive and seiviciahlc articles
p Mrs. Martha Parrot, AsKford Si
iMrs: Eli/a Gwinn are on the sick lis1
I The many friends of Mr. J. r> \t<
[ES Lurk in are delighted to see him on
(again after an,-illness of several week
jwith typhoid fevor.
dey> Mrs, Lizzie Wylie has returned t
the city from Saluda, N. C., whet
^ she spent the summer.
we FLORENCE NEWS
tes.
th<L Rev, P. .Tones, Pastor ;of'Tr.
nily . Baptist Church of FlOrerrrrr^
back home again after a sad trip ?
So- Columbia for the burial of his \vif?
li" His daughter, Mrs. Joyce J. Jtmkin
accompanied him home,
or- Mrs. Ijllie Hell Wallace of Fh?
un- ence left Sunday Jiiirht lor Ne\
ro- York Cil.v to spend awhile wi'h tel
zer atives.
on, Mrs. Sadie Brown with her littl
ax'- son and (laughter of Florence htt
the gone to Holy' Oke, Mass. to sp.n<
awhile wi'h her parenU.
r Mis's Florida /Davfys of Florenct
or. left Saturday night for New Yorl
T *|mit that is e\P i';*r
HU'uanlii^s 15.slid .?ruTT?fTi?T[7TT
It' is strivinir Pi re mli' the .troal. We
" prav* for (lu-ir Waiess-.
The hen ami t yke e?in A .j'i\<u l>v
Stewar.dess llnjfrd \* w v a wliii-1.
*7" siu-eess.' We v.Vtc id -a-ed In
^ have tiie eoopernt:??r> nt' .the mem7
hers IVt.ni the various -w+n
? rent I e re i tpinr'ets. .-!>!<. an! due';.-.
Collet I it in was Vory,'. M /
Juanita !lilt taxi Mahal Williams V.ei"*..
the \nuiiters in the nxe-' ts'iinlitt eolith
to si.
ReiiiernI?er the sick a \i it from
c you will mean so mm iv to tl.em. We
hstve . n our sh k li-t: Mrs-. Ada
Wri 'ht and .Mr. I. (WaM.r. .
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Lit- i h-, l .ni Iiit 1' : - i ,i ,t?
c >S. t\. spent Sunday >in (ji.m y!eo,
us _ M^a1 spm.d inir a ia?...itlr "j imp'
1 it.u ,v.._
h inK.
\ i he "Kid" tri>.<:; ' ? . I _o
ik . Junior M< si.muiV Si..|Vt? Mundav
W+- cvenim? at i ii .1 'a i i,: ' ' ; .
V an enjoyable alTa'fr. The \? ,, c
sil'M I ? !' ? : ,
*' lets, while tite hoys w. , kmekm-.
u A noa's sum -was rehriy.e :.
f; -Mis> Peatl, Als'-m-am: y, \,.:'
mail -Lee PbiTahile have :u . iii iu i "Wj
hiiiMl.t t Ir, ,,, .. .
I At .Homo." Tin/ !iu was wry
I' I .f'nlhii.sia.viu-:' i!i?. < ,|. '
11 ^ 11' is Wn* t'. yj ' V-. -i r. ; I,-1 -y.
' various _ bji-thion ' a\ i w ii >>. - A
' tv IU*e't ion of >!''.L> w.i- a!: 11. .
Union sermon was tl. -! Ttv. I\v
" Lii-rntiatc I\' Joints. S::1 A r-t "TV'
V Mo < ! Life of Dip'.-.'W i' poinul
on' tin' notf*.-it;7 ? / j,;t ion'
life aft or Chr:>,4. His \v;t?
vory iMoro*tinjr. " AfL-j ' V s< rn';?> i
"thy "last- e-??!Irrirof?' v.: s ' .sou" ariTI Hv
part in,; ho.ivl take,; *t . l . a: Da\
h Dawn -January 1 !' " :!. ^
; Wo are w.Vhi^ 11!i. f'a] v.o' ; >
Loader, imi.ii suoooss
[# XL T\ Howard. fii-'iu m
I Isaiah Jelfi ;.so.n. Se?v. tar.V'
I giiiiiimimiimiiiii i nun mm imiiMi nun m ntmiim mii.
!| I WOMEN |
. I Who need a tonic 1
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should take I
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Purely Vegetable
(> ingredients?contains
s no dangerous drugs.
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7 j la Use Over 50 Years
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J !*'UiL\lS]IKI) <>i UNFURNISHED
f<)|- rent at 1 12.'5 I'ine St.
. I'l WfiKOl M> ACTIVITIES
(Mi las' Friday nighi Oct. 7, we hail
< up lirst program at Union Baptist (
- -i hunch?m?intercut . ul'?ft?new {day- -j
ground. We take this method ol
thanking all of our-friends who help- i
ed to putke this first ctt'oit a success,
-t^uh'o it unique program was carried
--rrrf. Till iSf l.lkilip |iai'[ Wcl'c! .Ml.-.-e- Aftitnc
'.tnl'.ll.-itill, 'At lllle Mac Ka.ii.-'ey. ~
Mattie Bowman! Bertha De-is and j
Mrs. Ciussie Wright. The following t
l;?dies repqrted the lollo-wing amounts (
.Mrs. Wilhelmena Johnson, 74; Mrs.
?A una (iai rif mi. i? 1 .do ; ,li>4<n IninudyM
si.on; Marion Garrett," $2.2o; Mrs. |
I-.. II<i|>t\ $'.UM5; making, a grand to-1
lal of'$18.00. W'e wtint to sax ',v, e 1
ttvcd "more I'trndsmul will tie greall'ui +
for y?>ur further assistance-. The foll"win^?poisons
comribuu-d?ny Mis. ~|
Hope; Mr; RatliiT. 81.00: (.Mr. C. 11." I
,\ illrli, $l.uu; Mi1, lienry At>lo, $0;
'Mrs. (I'tuino Frederick, $lrOU; Miss 4
'"Mary 11 cn?l:, $0.50; Mrs. Mildred Be a yer4
Sl.uO; Miss Kliiora Robinson, $1.00.
.Miss OverreUder Charlie, $1.50; .Miss (
Sadie Hidson,. $0.;>0; and. Tickets,
>u.;;g.
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N every day '
\ Splendid til- ! ', ' I I " "
Jutinjfs, Picnics, Private Parties
-tanquels. I nexcelkd Accommodaions
for Tou.rists-*-('oz\ t'aliiiis and
.'ullages.
.mrs. lula e. nilos. propKINDERGARTEN
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or. harden and i.ady sis.
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