The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 22, 1932, Page Page 7, Image 7
HAC< HANTKS
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Misses Julii't Raiford and Emma"
Kershaw'weie the charming hostesses
U) the Bacchantes Social Clu!) Tuesday
Oct. 18, Durfnjr the business
hour we were erlad <o receive
Misse^ Marc* .'.ret' Randolph, Ada
Woodson. Edyth Clifton and Mr.
Robert Walker as members of the
club. They promise'to abide by the
constitution and become-full members,
We were then turned into 'he social
hour. Many frames were played and
other social activities eariiod out. We
were glad to have Misses .Helen Tay,
' .lor, llattie Duckett, and Mr. A. W.
Hill'visit us. During 'he social hour
; we were served a delicious course.
/Aiming mc memners present were:
blisses Kthel Williams, Bona and Annie
Nesbitt. Emma Kershfriw, Juliet
Raiford; Messers Eldo Burton, Jcfhn
Satterwhite, David McDonald, and
Walter Dean. The meeting will he
held at Mr. Walter^,Dean's home; Oct.
24, 7- .
. NOTICK
A Popularity Contest will be given
at Second Calvary Baptist Church
Monday night, Oct. 21, PJJ2, for the
. benefit of Fairwold.
The contestants in the contest are:
Miss Zion, Mrs. Lizzie , Quarrells;
Miss .Bethelhfam, Mrs. Kstella Worthy
Miss Second Calvary, Miss Helen
Bright; Miss Bethel, Miss Willie Mae
"Gilliam; Miss Sidney Park, Miss Elise
TrezeVant; iMiss East End, Miss
Gladys Eat line Griffin; Miss St. Luke,
Mrs. Isabelle Hunt; Miss Nazareth,
Mrs. I.ettie Cassen. First, prize for
highest amount over $15,00, 1 ton of
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jMKNS l)\Y 11II. I) AT FAIRWOLl) 411
BY THK CULTURE CIA'B sii
-.V.. c;.^v
TTeTP?:?Dtse?win ) i, mod on.to.vnhh t a
event Sunday afternoon Oc t. held ! da
at Fairwold. A delightful program Isp
was given. I'eaturred with Musie anil th
ii -pirational talks. Mr. I. S. Leev.v sh
v is touching as he .'old of Fairwold
in her pioneer days. l)r. L. M. Dan- on
it's spoke as usual with unnitTTctTod -lit
.'oibqticn e.' Dr. N. A. .Jenkins, Mr.
i P.. M.'Vincent and others -responded II
" with words of appreciation and en- Hi
ci.urajremoni| to the club,. The music M
consisted of a,charmitur song hy the v>
I' ld-o Qu trto'. solo hy Dr. T. M. Wal- 111
L-n. and a trombone .duet by Messers
O.'.aniirault and Parle,- Attorney N. ^
..I. Fredeiick served as (Master o f
..Ceremonies.
i . This meeting proved to la> an eyeopeneV
to many who had ma visited'
Fairwold before. It is deeply touch,
ill", In sue the ..iU'ection that has grown
up between Mrs. Kmily and her child- ,
n il. as she calls them. She' is more ?
than' a?mother, dn" in n woi'lioi' and -iii
well deserves all the credit that is ,
UiVell heV " _
~ The" amount raised for the "work r..
was a line indication of the interest ^
stimulated T>y this project.' Mpny j
pledged their support to the Culture- "
C'lub, which? is fast becoming a center
i'd froi'n Philadelphia, where she j(i
spent a delightful summer.? k i
On Friduy night of last week the
members of the Silver Leaf Cliih
gave a Weiner Roast at the home of T1
Mis. Raymond Ilartzog, a member-uaf ,
"the Club. It was ynjoyed by- all.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pearce are
visitors tin Blaekvilje. Mrs. Penrce y
was formerly Miss Hester Ivee. Mr. j1(
Pearce returned home Monday morning.
but Mrs. Pearce 7s spending the ' ,
week. They came on account of the 1
-illness cT Mrs. Pearce's grandmother.
ST. MATTHEW'S N FAN'S. A
j*. ami Mrs. Bruce Sullivan on Gi*oe
te.
Mr. Bruce Sullivan 'm the son c
r. and Mrs.. Win. Sullivan.
Mrs. l.itha Williams of New Voi"
iv Is 'he truest ot .Mrs. Kiiinia I'mii
i Young St.
Miss A It lu?a Anderson left?for Sa
vury, X. ('. last Sunday week, y.'lver
e will attend Livingstone
Miss Anderson' is one oPStfW prt
inent teachers of Sims Hi fn Unioi
('. She obtMiivd leave of absent
r a year to.' more fully equipt ,hej
If foi the work.
Miss Vera Ivskridgo. is improvin
'ler several weeks of illness.
Mi-. Jerry Miller bus been indispo.for
the past week.
Mr. JMae Dawkins, Miss ('orneli
ins, Misses Mary II, Johnson an
. Moore made a business trip t
.vitzer last Tuesday.
Ill-: I'I " )B LACK N Kill TING \ 1.1
("LI B OK KIUST (AI.YAUY
The dub.met. at- the home of Jin
irginia Cook. P2"> Harden St. TV
lectins was called tu order , by th
resi !enL~" Mrs. liuth Neal. Al'tei
Inch tli > lesson was t.au;rhl by Mr
r business, I^ie roll . w'm. calle<
ch member payed his dues as usua
ftor'which t he viee-president mad
hie very encouraging remarks. Th
>stess served a course of jello wit
hipped cream and cahe. The tin
Ijourned to meet at the home o
rs SalWe Thompson. F521 I?im
-11 -St. Monday Oct. 24, 1032.Klla
K. Chestnut, Secretary.
__U-LISLLY M. K ( 111 K( 11
ifev. M. .I4 (ireen, Castor
In spite of the inclement weatho
indsty morning the. assistant Supt
monsirated this fact "My Fat he
arks and hither to I must work,
t, 10:150 opened Sunday School wit
few present. The lesson was beau
fully discussyl. Because the ra,ii
as falling we remained in the Sun
iy School room for" thu TnoJ-nin)
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PALMETTO LEaDE* ^
?T--M?\RIUSON A(;iVl( 1 III l(\! *
I - A \ H |\l)l SUM \l, INSTITl IK
11 , J11i/to 'opotio?4 i^-i
'I : '. iI.miis ti . 1T;(. lai! sos.-iun. of .jnj.idy
y j v?'?'y irri^'ly o.i.'.ufairoil fur tho new
I so'Jionl .war. (>ur prospoo's for . 4h"
y j whol,. ti-riii .ii> .hpijjht Too opum
it .
^ liimtins aiv open tor -.-Jadon1- v, ?,i* g
(] haw 111.? ptil and o.iurair;;. to inaLV<
j roal ;>m 11 of i hi'inx ! v os?
| 'I'lic industVinl IVa wro, has hoon
ip ! j tarli il 'hi- y :ir liy otfn.rims *ov? ra!
?. ] trades. Spooial oinphasi i- !??.-'?**f
pla?<<|. on oarpon* ry -an! hritk-lay- '
ilitr; l.at'-r mi a? tin an 'o't;hiit.'tho
-'.he >1 plan.- !? > ot'Vi cutir'-o||
in alj lb l?uH<Iinw--> 11mil s'.
Dining llii; .suaniior li)oro. v. en
i|iiitt> a ininilx'.r of not iv.i'1 rr?r in?-i ii <!
on at Ila'h-on. I la* 1 n?!? iits h'lpIn
Work lll(. till 111. 11111 till- -i,W- J
itl?mill. I m !i I tin- inw ti ai'tic r' 'V" i 111111 1.?i
'' onora'o' tho syrup n:'IT ami' holp
s; mako tip- school a jfooil p!a < in
u 111> 11 ; o 11\ i . i =
11,11- 11 : I i ' ' " ' \S j 1 a .
" ajfai'n. t: any kavinf' spoil' n > ' o!
c tlto suniWM* in. schools. 'l"'*o * 1:
51 ci s arc"rrn^Trrf-t io . and- nra wn-Hrt
very hard to ladp nia'Uh this y ar mio'.
j'of tlio very host for. Harbison. ? _ .
I?r. T. A. l.omr-and I'rof. Jt.I..
] Douirlas of Johnson CV Smith 1"11:'f
vol sit y woro visi'i-H- c-arly jn. Sopl"
.t< inhor in Iho hptno of llt-v. am! Mrs
d I>. T. Murray. Roth of tho.-Jo tron1tU'tvion
fra.vo onoonr.iuinjr. 'alks to
Hip faulty and sludoiv hody durinir
r tho ohapol hour.
~ l --M rs- J'd.na It. Voss. so rotary and
1 I Mi- Katlvriiio <J lad foil or. a->-;i-tant
I i-tary of the Board of XaCoMis-ions
wcr.t1 seen on the earn puslast
week. rOur work lias reeeh'ly
l-e m placed ill tho^ unit f>f Schools'.
a1"! Hospitals and these ladies-en'
down to yer a-attainted with us ..and
r work in general.
~ ANDREWS NEWf. I*
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The C.coigvV'wn County Training
? ijjpftnnl ..piimul Thm-d:iV. Oct. 1:'. with .
r. large enrollment i The. teachers
e and visitiitg friends from out of town
tt wtpfe pleased beyond words to find a
o beautiful new. modern building. which
tvas,recently erected to replace the
d old building which; was (h'stroved lw
d' tire in. dune. The new building. is
e situated in the colored settlement "on
a beautiful hill in sight" of Highway
n Xo. \u .'iC .teachers w h o.
served so well i'.ist t'erni pry.back:
" Misses A. L. 'J!omar,.<Carrie I.. .Cook.
.Ethel, llailev. Marie Jackson. Ermine
; l.Cliampy; M'-s. T.ufher.eno Smith and
s e? > i n >u l; ; n . Ill I MU'I(.'<I
1(l with tiiv and will live lonjr in out
lt hearts. \\V wore happy "to nolo the
(> presence of a vis'tpr wlii.h always '
v finds a warm welcome. ("onto atrain, j
1 ho Rev. Dr. "X, K. Dav)-? ot' Chica- {
' iro. 111.. t!w hsect etary . of the,,board '
of Hospitals will preach* at Y\ odcy !
1 M. K. "Church Sunday mortvinu. Oct. !
5 2,'i at 11 You are- specially in-1'
^ viied to he;?r him. - j j
? There will ho a' Weslc.to Sunday '
alteration at 1 o'clock a intuitu* pi'ofrram
rendered by tin* host musical
11 -talent of the.tfpy. vocal and invtru- mental
from the .leadiiiy. churches
a which will leu'minate in a pew rally.
C'onre ait I you will he - beiyetited. J
" Sponsored by. Mrs. J. K. RosV.rilond j
and Mr*, M. K. Green.
'Itrv. Mr. Horry (>. Rryant of New**
-t York City was the h??use truest of |
ic Rev. and Mrs. . Green Monday even- j
" i?f{r. lie is en route to l.odjrr'. S.-C. ;
0 to visit J is pat ent s. Mr. Ibyant,,was
,a school-mate of Rev. Green's and
f- Mias many -friends in the city which i
(' are ratter lo see him.
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Banquets. I nexeell* d Accommoda-!
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