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remembered as one of the 'Big Four.' C Mr. J. D. Elliott also spent a pleasant P ' e Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simons, little Ci son Leon and sister, .Vernell all of 41 Jacksonville, Fla. left by motor Sat- ^ urday for Barnwell, S. C. where they s Spent a few days with relatives. The c trip .was A .yftfy pleasant-one. -r " v ; ' - : ..." r t Miss Daisy Y. Roach spent the f( week-end in Camden, S. C. j Mrs. Ruth Watsorv Johnson was at - H C home with her parents over the week- j / end. * Misses Blossom and Helen Danner- * ly_(spent Thanksgiving here and in Orangeburg, S. C. A t?o Knl 1 nn?>*f V* r* 11 iTioucJic Iicm j na^ iu^ui ucu j to her 'home in. Philadelphia after s spending several weeks in the City . with relatives and frieiwJsL .. Mrs. W. 0. McGill of Asheville, N. ' C. spent several hgUrs in the City ' ' * J last Thursday enthute to Orangeburg. M*. and Mrs.LutherLilliewo od . had 1 as their guest for Thanksgiving, their sister, Lula who teaches in Union, 1 S.'C. I Miss Cora Williams was a pleas- ' ant visitor in the "City" over the week- ' end.?Sho was the guest?of Mrs. Laura Jories. * n ' NEW CENTURY CI?UB NEWS [ ' < g ' Mrs. Gladys Daniels entertained . lor the JNew Century (Jlub at the ( home of Dr. and 'Mrs. H. H. Cooper ' at Pinehurst. The guests were received in the sitting, room wheire bgautiful pot-flowem enhanced the ~ charm of the rooms for the- delight-" ( ful occasion. Later, guests took their seats across the. hall, where four tables were arranged for bridge for guests, who were: Mias Jannie Smith, Miss May Dannelly, Mrs. Sarah Holmes, and Mrs. Arabelle Henry. Aftdr four progressions, scores * were counted and it was found that * I the two higher' scores w,ere made by "? Mrs. Ruth Brown and Mrs. Ethel Shaw. They received attractive decks ] of cards. Mrs. Cooper wafc . remem- ~ bered with a ldvely hand'-embrodered . luncheon set. A delicious dinner course-was served. Mrs. A. J. Collins was hostess to a bridge party of the New Century ' Club last Wednesday at her home on Lady Street. The rooms were beautifully decorated with fragrant narcissfis, and a bronze bowl of chrysanthemums' centered the-piano. The picturesque fireplaces radiated warmth and cheer, adding to the spirit' of Thanksgiving ; * Aft^r several delightful game^, love- ^ ly boxed handkerchiefs were presented Mlrs. Annie-Bolle Eubanks,. and Mrs. Gladys Daqiels, who held the highest scores; ' At the conclusion of.the games a' Thanksgiving dinner was served. THE BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB \ | TKo Plun Mnnn Qnninl mpf Friday night Nov. 29, 1932 at the ^ home of iMrs. Zada Hymes, 93o Park ^ St. The meeting was presided over , by. the president. Singing by the j club, "I am Thine O Lord," drayer* - by Mrs. Gertrude Brown, singing by ( ~ x the president, Scripture reading by Mrs. Zada Hyes, Bible verses by the j club, minutes of the last meeting read by the secretary. Our Business Manager Miss Thelma Reed made a brief talk to the club, then the roll was ( . called. * I " 09 ' > , , The hostess served potato salad | on lettuce combination 'sausage, ^ pidkles, hot tea, afternoon . mints, j The next meeting will be at the home c of Mlgs Carrie Henderson, 918 Hamp- j, ton St. Tuesday night Dec. 6, 1932. * # " ' . / HE JUNIOR HIGH CLASS SOCIETY OF ALLEN COLLEGE 1 '* M .. By W..^. llolley On. Friday evening of last week' he Junior High Class Society sportored a party at the home of Miss iouise Baxley which was a grand uecess. We learned at the last meeting lov. 28, 'hat the class is baking a a'rge cake. Tickets wi'Jl be .sold hich wil.r be irumbered and the per011 KofiTIng the lucky number will dn the cake* Hfclio M. SURPRISE PARTY On Monday night, Nov. 21,1932, Ir. Hey ward Bowman surprised Miss Jury Sena Nance with a lovely birth ight party at the home of Miss "hoima Rawlinson 2327 -Starks St. About 10:00'o'clock the guests were eques'ed to remain quiet and the ouse. was made dark, Mr. Bowman rove up with the guest of honor, lew the horn for Mi&s Rawlinson to nut av.'a lU - A CM \"m? uuv, c*nu r?M?rw UUU JJ1UI. rtllt'I ersauding the guest of honor to ome in the door, the 'room wag lights d, at the lighting Miss Nance was | aught by the guest who shouted Surprise," Being very much frighen at first, Miss Nam?e "tould do Or iiy nothing but remain in the hands f her friends. After the shock she ras filled with J'iy. During tne^iar;y_ card' playing and dancing were eatured by the niany friends of both' diss Nanct. and Mr. Bowman. The jtfests were servod-a-delicious potato ;alad on lettuce leaf, tomatoes, ham, iread and coco. * i . X)TTON WEDDING CELEBRATED WITH RECEPTION The celebration. of Mr. and Mis. Hilary Roosevelt -Coles and Mr. arid Mrs. John a Sligh s cotton anniversary occured Friday evening, Nov. 15, with a dual reception given by Mrs?Rosa Davis, honoring her laughters and s'onst-in-law. At 8 jrclock the guests, which numbered about one hundred, began to assemble anjj entered the living room, where many beautiful gifts weje displayed. rhe house was filled with flowers .hat were all loving gifts from" friends and relatives to the beloved arides and bridegrooms on their first Anniversary. Autumn leaves in attractive shades.,'decorated the rooms and in the hall and throughout the lower floor were tall vases filled with yellow chrysanthemums. On the mantles and elsewhere in the rooms aurned red candles in brass candle ticksets. On the center of the table n, the dining room was the elaboratey decorated cake. A delicious course ivas served. Card playing ant danc in# were the features of the evening. 11:30 the guests expressed themselves as haviirg spent theil time delightfully and departed. Mre. Gertrude Wells. THE CULTURE CLUB HOLDS MEETINQ. v ' \ T-he Culture Club met Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 22, at the home o? Mrs. D. F. Counts. Preceeding the invocation by the president, ,all joined in the song, Vo Thankfnl/' af-t.er which an nterestjng Thanksgiving' pro?i'am,vas rendered. A business "session 'ollowed in -which prlans were discuss?d and a successful season is anticipated. 0 ,j The report given by Mrsi Ilattie jieen concerning work done by the flub "for the Red Cross, showed that ?ach member has been busy remleing service to the needy. The following delegates were electid to attend the State Federation at Orangeburg. Mas" Hazeldel Bookman, Mrs. Gladys Daniels, Mrs. Bernice rfollmaan andf Mrs. Hattie Green. The next meeting will be held ?De:ember ?>, at the home - of Mrs. Elise f.enkins, with Mr^. Gladys Daniels as lostees. Everybody is now looking forward :o the "Win a Chair" Campaign. A teautiful Occasional or Pull Up hair? will be given away an Decern jer 15^ the Capitol Theatre, to the lerson holding the lucky number. .Tie chair is on exhibition at the Cosmopolitan Barber Shop, 1121 Washington St., coupons on sole at' Counts Drug Store., Takfc' a chance inH -win this lovely chair for only a lime. SEAUTLFUL CHAIR FOR TEN CENTS ~ f , * ' ' % Have you entred the "Win a Chair Contest" which is heing sponsored )y the Culture Club? If you haven't >e sure to do so before Dec. 15 at vhich time the contest will come to i clo-tfe at the Capitol Theatre. The hhir will be presented to the person lolding the lucky number drawn by tome uninterested person in your ~ * THE I INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB DECOR-1 ATES ALLEN'S CAFETERIA The Cafeteria of Allen University 1 of which Mrs. .E. "R. Morris is in charge bloomed forth in all its glory ' on Thanksgiving Day. Turkeys, pumpkins, foliage and all the artis- j tic ornaments vjere, used in making ths marvelous appearance. The Cafeteria was decorated by ^ the members of the Industrial Arts Club, under the guidance of Prof. Gladys P. Graham of the Department of Education. AH these decorations i were made by members of the Industrial Arts Club. The club plans to gain added experience in interior decorating by making the dining hall the scene of seasonal decorations. . The club was very much impiessed by the program given by the members of Mrs. Slaughter Industrial Arts- Classes on?November 23rd, at Benedict College. They gained a deal of information and enjoyment: Several membeus of the Industrial Arts Classes who' reside in Coppin of the program was due to the thorough diffusion among the student .body of spiijt of an anticipated monies and the energc-tir interest of those involved coupled with a profound spirit, and love for Allen bore the football team on to a glorious victory on the next day. Prior to Wednesday "Miss Allen" - had been selected by the student'body and the coronation celebration was fixed to follow on the foresaid date. Miss Naomi Taggart of the Junior College class was the choice of the college department She was attired in spotless wTiite, along with her attendants, ahd was proceeded and followed by escorts a.s she entered the chapel. Mr. llaseo Young dressed" as a clown was acting as herald. Miss Alien was seated on a tnrone, on me center of the stage. Tin. w?>; covered with white silk and girdled, aboyt with the school colors. The coronation oration was delivered by Dean F. Norman Fitpatrick. That speech was the climax ,of the ceremonies. .1?After tho^e renditions tht." A. U. Club was presented, Dr. L. M; Daniels filling the role of introductory speaker. Dr. Daniels introduced Dr. Mance who was the principle speaker. 1M\ Maine's ?dissertation was filled with admonitions to the student body and team and appeals for a victory. The A. U. Club representation present at Allen on Wednesday comprised of Prof, and Mrs. Peguese, Dr. Mance, l)r. Daniels, Mrs. Holman, is due lots of credit for the far-reaching interest they show towards the school and- its auxiliaries. Religious Activities On Sunday morning Rev. Robert Green preached to the-student body After Sunday School was had. In he afternoon the A. C. E. League under Mr. Harold Richardson held tte usual meeting. You are invited to attend our League, we have .many distinguished and interesting mem>ers and visitors. Not long ago, Dr. S. S. Morris, secretary of the. A. C. E. League^ connection was present. Before that," a Mr. Keitt a local poet was in our midst. The Y. M. and \V. C. A. organizations are prosperous also. Mr. Fred Vann is president of the male organi i i ' K==r presence. ft!embers of t.ha cluh are in no wise permitted to participate in this contest. Visit -Ililliwoocf.s Barber shop and see for your self this lovely ocasional chair, purchased from R~UTAVllllitms "furniture store. You may be the winner, who- knows? At any rate it is worth your purchasing several chances. Tffts is not only a useful piece of furniture*'it is beautiful and will add grace and charm to, any home. Leave your stubs at Counter Drug Store and keep the other end of' oyur coupon until Dec. 15. _ ^ I'ALMKTTO LfcAiiffi ^ zaUoo, and Miss Charlotte Seahrookais president of the Y. W. C. A. On last Sunday the two organizations of Allen held a joint session with the organizations of Benedict College, across the way. Thanksgiving? Day, Benedict College was the guest of Allen University at the Annual Thanksgiving ceremonies. Elegant music was rendered by Allen's choir. The principle speaker of the occasion was Dr. J. C. Anderson ofr Sidney Pftrk C. M..E? i Church. Columbia. ? r The High school department, with J Miss Sadie Greene, professor of Latin as the a ivisor, gave a Thanksgiving program on Wednesday, i Sj>orts The football game between Allen and Benedict is reported elsewhere in this issue. Now as the season is lover, save for a possible potst season game, you're invited to conic and watch our- mtra-mural or inter-class games on Hurst Field. Coaches Swinton and Davis are governing the basketball teams and preparing them as Uiual for an undefeated season. I \Ve_ hope 'o win your whole-hearted support if toe do not already have it. Fred Harrison f * 1 ? ? ? 3.V - " NOTICE The Tegular meeting of thy M. Mi C. S. post No. 4 will be held Monday | night s Dec. 5, 1032 at the regular plnfb ol IllU'lintf. business oi importance to be transacted. Meeting begins promifrly~-*3t 8:00 o'clock. ' James Woodbury, Cohithancfer. SPARTANBURG NEWS. Continued from .flage 5 . ing sermon from St.-Luke 19rl0. Wf jwere glad to have present with u< again Rev. Hartley. | After collection, the different clubsmade their monthly reports, whicT were indeed favoOable. | If you failed to attend the- penii> carnival Monday night in the basemeftt of this church, you missed hall the fun oi your lite, it was quitt a comical affair. . ' I The Young; People's - Superior Clul met at the home of Miss Josophjnt Glenn Tuesday night Nov. 22. Tfri* meeting was called to order by tht president. Much business was dis cussed. There were several n e v .members-enrolled. We are still urg ing-all young men and women of Mt Moriah to join us at our next meet intto whifh will bp'held at the home of Mrs. Bessie Richard on E. Vallej street. ! Mrs. H&ttie ft. Blakeley has return cd home front Asheville, N. C., whert <he spent Thanksgiving with relatives and friends, the guest- of Mrs Shelton. She reports a pleasant, stay I Rev. and Mrs. E.H.-Wright,. Mrs| E.: Porter and daughter Miss Louise Porter, Miss Margaret Moore and Mr. Fred Porter were the dinner guests of the latter's parents in FlathuulP Q'licflljt^iving.-A splendid feaxi was enjoyed by all. I Misses MaX Jdhnson, Louise. Nesbitt, Claudia Crawford' and othermotored to Greenville Wednesday U htteiid a party at the home of Mrs Batey. They reported a lovely time ~?Miss Vc mease Woody has returnee - to the city after spending Thanks giving with relatives in Greensboro N. C. While there she had the pleas ure of motoring to Winston-Salbm -f Siliror, Hill M 'K. Churrh I Itev. G. A. Thomas, Pasto. | The morning activities on UisTSun sday were very helpful. There was a largo attendance at both Sabbath school and morning worship.. v The banner for attendance has remaine< in the Cradle itoll for* four months. * i j rThe spiritual thermometer registered high Sunday morning. The pas^ tor selected^as a text Jer. 5:1. Sub. ject, Looking for a Man. This was a message that will hhve a desired effect in the hearts of the hearers, The Junior Choir will render music for the morning worship Sunday Dec-. 4.. The Claflin Alumni will furnisQl an -'afternoon 'of entertainment on Sunday Dec. 4th in the auditorium * of the church. t The coldest weather of the winter season for 'Spartanburg began Saturday. A wind shift in the night brought a blast of cold from the north-east and the temperature began falling away from its maximum mark to 20 degrees. Such- weathei m.akeq one- "coat conarious." Mica .Tnrlrcn^ nf F.nslev is tbe VlOUSf guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gilliajrn o r Park Ave. <. Funeral services for Alonzo Bar1 net I who died in Augusta, Ga.. after a brief illness, weflj held Monday afternoon. Mr. Barnett was widely known in this city and served for a number of years as fireman on the C. & W. C. He is survived bv his ! mother, four sisters and two broth? ers., Mrs. Betty Robinson of Alexandria Va., and Mr. Amhnda Moore of Pittsburg!, Pa., have returned to?..Jheir % 1 I SMITH-COLEMAN | ' ' "f''' ' 1 Coal - Wood - Coke | * "Satisfaction or Mowy Back" X ? PHONES 31 21 and 3125 $ X .t. X ,1921 Taylor St., COLl .MBIA '!' * uY t": '." " I ^ ~ J LET;. US PI I jjEhristmc | We Have Then 1 tl _ n i l - (iti 1 liv ni', 1M v'i-' I", m?f-oi T| Jle'idt street, the I Twilight Social Club colli i?u?'d its grea 1-l -in. t vtaining season. The alVair began, at 8 o'clock ahd lasted until 12. During' these hours everyone njoyed themselves dancing iSyj fhmmis.ic of ?Mr. j"'liubet':' .Mlie.-t ''?A ilelu ni,.s course of salad w as -or- i, jfcuivn was served throughout the. eve'ning. The guests- were dressed in various ? coloied evening gowns, that glowed " under the'beautifill Club lights. The * outstanding attraction of the evening-was the golden vests of the Club members. The . vests are. made of ' .gold cloth with dark hlue pockets and. buttons. . j". We are sure everyone enjoyed ' themselves l.y >?"l| ' In i i i on their faces when departing. SI MTKR NEWS. ? The nnci'snr "11 in?? > m.....? ft I1U j'l . ed by the primary department of . Lincoln Hi at the noon chapel exerI cist* on' Wediu-.-day was si.-ytmar - and" historical. In addition fib the , student body, the patreat.it was witnessed by a few parents and their . visitors. , ' p Owing- to "he most gracio::- nospitality of Mrs. A. It, lb-ward, a few ladies spent a pleasant evening on Friday, \ov. 26 whyn she entertained i The game, "Anagrams" was played." ' Mrs. S. G. Aiken leeeived first prize 1 and Mrs; Geo. Brown tin- booby. A delicious shrimp salad course with sa4tines, pickle- and hot cocoa >v as served. - ' -i' Quite a few students vho aie'at1 tending colleges in nearly- cities spent the Thanksgiving holilays at home. The delegates from here-attending the State Federation of Women's > Clubs in* Orangeburg on Friday and Saturday of last week were: Mes. dames M. V." Glover, E. M. Stioman. 1 Mamie Snialls, E. E Jones. and Miss H. N. Usher.The* young* girls fi^fn the Junior Club were Misses Margar1 ette Roberts, p.froline Efferson, Iris Ladsoi}. >! Mrs. L. II. Hupree and children off ' New York, came to the city on Nov. 1 10th to the burial of Mrs. Ihipree's daughter. Miss Rosa I/oe Duproo, who departed .this life ip Now Yetkj C^ty. They weft Accompanied by 1 Mr. J. C. Camel*." Friends of 'lie de-j L-oacPrl ,i'ncAri?,. t? lirfi*. ?' * 1* a death of Miss Duprec^ ': Misses Burlee and Charlotte ",Pupree Messrs. Taft Puprce and .1. C. Camel were the dinner puests of Mr. and .Mrs. Oven Minter on Sunday Nov. 20. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1). Russell sue lit Thonkspivinp day in Florence. Mrs. R. N. Evans, Miss E. 1>. Rich 1 ards and Master Richard Evans spent ' Friday, Nov. 25 in Columbia. Mrs. A. J. Clement and d/iuphter 'Phanksgivjng day in Columbia. , Mr. W.-B.. Ijel.orme. Mr: and* Mrs.* lleorge Blafuy and Re v.- and Mrs. 1 >e,)U s])ent Thanksgiving jii Columbia., jTIu'^.I ini Us". Ciub entertained at llio. spacious?injmr-tci ill . ami .Mi l . Joseph Richardson Thanksgiving : ev- . ning. The nknibt'is <d the Club, their husbands and a few invited . friends spAy. a most''enjoyable''evening. \<e vvr.aNsirt>gj*esSions of eon- .' * tract . were playedcTafter which was -' iv.-d rile t<onptid)r m.-nn -nf Ina<t .* turkey*, c i anb';rr.v<s/iiice. mashed po- _ ,'atoes. English pe'&s, sliced toiyatoes eelery and coffee. All present .were high in tIt if praise of the hospitality of the Club. " Morri? College- di'ca'od I'aine x College Thanksgiving 1 day "by tlhe ~ score of 12-7. Morris presented a t.'Aviklerlng passing attach at>^l " a powerful , running attack that could i i y mu UL* > lOppiXI. n ir\( ( irvNTKs ^ One of the most unique affairs * that went on during J ho week of Tr.anksgiving was tho party -given'1 hy the Bacrhante,- ( 1 ub oil Friday Nov. 25, l'.'-">2 at the homo of M"iss Margarei liandylph. " " ~ At s :'!u oVlovk eaelju mdmber -and".'- ' his guest assembled in the lovely liv- . *" jug room greet oil by blisses Katherino and Doris; Kambxjph. They were asked in the onnftsito room where throe taldes were set for games. After ,i l'e\y games they were entertain- s ; .r -3~* at wi|h piano music b'vl'Missvs Eda Woodson an i Edith Clifton. This lasted for a Nvhil^JMiey were ushercil into the tlinnig* room "where the table was decorated ami set. w|th ditl'erent colors of puneh-glasses, a 1 tjJT' * punch howl .-tilled with deliciouspunch, assorted cake and candies. After refreshments 'he musid" stSVted again an: lasted until 12:00 o'clock ' then all departed .expressing them-. *"v , , selves as ha^ig* had a pleasant time.. . On Saturday Nov. IP, 1032 a few. of the members of the Bacchantes motored to Augusta. Ga. in order to witness the game between ?aine Collego-mul Benedict College. The group lift Columbia about 1D:15, arriving 1 in Agjusta about 12:10. They were greeted and ushered in to the lovely . iuliu?ut i? m vnnm nf t ho linv< /lnmi4riW bv one of the students. After resting a while they were ushered over to the girls dpmitory; into* their lovely rwuplitin?rwm tlTeTi separated into the different. private rooms of the, A girl? and prepared for the games. 'They witnessed a very good game. A few hours after the game 'hey were entertained with a lovely social. Then they prepared to start homo. Each expressing themselves _~ ihg enjoyed themselves highly. Thetrip was successful both ways. Among those enjoying the trip"were Misses Essie Dean, Margaret Randolph. Emma Kershaw, Juliet Raiford Bena and Annie Nestittt, Mrs. Helen Michel, and Messers ,John Satterwhite and Elio Burton. z?;.a