The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 17, 1932, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, December 17, 1b.'12
Mrs. L. B. MeLeer, a member of
the Greer School faculty spent the
week-end recently with her family
on C^.'l Sumter.- St. ^ i
Rev. Mrs. Wm, Gladden of Memphis,
Tenn., after spending' fwo' days
1 in Augusta, Ga., with daughter, Miss
F" Victoria a student at I'lune College
I *' who underwent an operation at Bruce
Mrs. J. P. RecJer was beautiful in
green and black as the bride'front the
- muisic room '' Mrs. Reodc'r won first
prize, a silver plated sngnr - a n d
cream "set. She raised $12.7.0.
W1. iMss Juanita Shorard, won second
prize, a fruit cake hgyiitg raise"*
$7.10 The winsome Miss Lucy Lee
Reed won third prize, a box of chocolate
eafidy for having ra.ise.d $">.10
To have seen Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Jlopwood and their baby as the bride
and groom from the nursery was a
real picture of domestic happiness.
Mrs. Bernice Ilallman and Mr. A.
N. Daniel, as .couple from dining
loom. Mrs. Haljman carrier-silver
heirlooms from her home to represent
her t>art. Miss Emma Monteith
as bride, from the sun parlor was
sunshine herself.
Mrs. -MSestoii wishes that all who
' helped, be thanked heartily, most esr
pecially Revr Jv P. -RttHtrr, whrr thrrrr
his church had already triven yet he
was so helpful along with his dear
1 Vife. Mr. T. H. Pinckney, though one
very helpful. His grand children the
Missels Gayden with their acrobatic
stunts "were worth far more than
the admission fee. Wcatort wish
^ - e/3 to- thank you for having in these
trmas ra sed' $51.30 to date with
money still coming in.
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< f I.TURE ("I.i n NEWS - I
An,' out hushistig mooting of the
- t'allure ('iiib was hold Friday, Doe.
with Mi's, (llad.vs l)aniol/s as hosI
o.^s.
Tho mooting was. called to ordor
bv tho president, and" after the usi:;il
busiiu.ts session, the delegates
whrr-attendejd the Federation in Oruiigebitrg
gave interesting reports.
Adding in to rest to the roporTs- wore
the facts (hat our President, Mrs,
Belle Vincent was elected president of.
the St#te Federation an i Mrs. Bernice
Itallinan, secretary.
It is also worthy of note that the
.inline of FairwbhL was changed to
Wilkinson Orphanage Home.
An enjoyable program was ron-l
tiered. A poem was read by. Mrs.
i. -m. v. mioM. .Solo, Mrb. Andrena
H umgavdnei;. At the conclusion of ?
rhr -rv't'tlKjr. Mi's. Daniels. assisted"
by._Mjcs.. Elsie Jenkins serve 1 a salad
course.
The flexf moetiiw will bo hold at
the home of Afj-s. Marian Dickson,'
McDufYie Ave., Friday afternoon,
Dovoinbor 2'\.
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Goojgotown, S. C., Do:1. Gth-?The
(.regular; weekly mooting of the "Cos-,
'mopolitaii IXramatic and Social Club"
was hied, jua. the above name (fate at
the home of Mr. Jonathan Alston '
with?Mvsms AlWllin Ulld Richard H. '
.(Jrecno entertaining. The meeting
jv.as promptly called to order by the
i-pvesident. The house was then opened
[or business after which the roll
was called, each responding with a
current Jevent and weekly.dues, -Jfeo
minutes of the previous meeting were
read and adopted, ?
' Our distinguished visitor on las'
meeting was Mr. Andrew Cooper who
inade a very -inspiring addi;ess. Then
Mr. Richard B. Martin, gave." response
to Mr. Cooper which was very
good also. After business transac.tiojj.
the program of the evening was
as follows: -Relading, Ml-,. Edward F.
l o'clock. This silver tea is being
given for the benefit of charity and
tihe program is as follows:
Solo, Prof.. Fordhani, voice culturist;
Instrumental solo. FJrof. Roddick;
, Selection. ProtV' Sadie Green: Sakn
Mi>|s.. Jessie "Jefferson;1 Dialect Selection.
Miss Anise Nichols, Solo, Mr.
Hatfield; Select reading. Miss Margaret
Tony; Instrumental solo. Miss
lima Bradley; Remarks, Prof. R. I,,
IVguese.
, Cla s s President, George Dowdy j
Secretary, Margaret Tony. * .
CANTATA
At the Second Caivyiry Baptist
.Church, on Bull Street, between Taylor
an! Hampton Sis. The Cantata
will be presented by the well known
.hoir of this church, a Christmas
< 'ant :it:i ?"The?McsmaI? K?('nming."
Sunday evening, December IS at 8:^(1
P. M. The general public i's invited.
LOCAL M ICSES MEET
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Tim U'ntmMl.io T .ww.1 4
a .IV ^V VMUIIIUICl IIIVl
lliesday Dec. 13, 7:30 P. M.
at tile homo of Mks: \ A Vril.imi
2202 Geryais Street.
We had a splendi 1 meeting and
a huge attendance.'1 Several venj# interes'ing
subjects were discussed and
these discussion' were enjoyed very
highly.
We had three visiting nurses, Miss
Clark, a recent graduate of Andrew
.Memorial hospital, Tuskegee, Ala.;
Miss Gregg, also a recent graduate
of the Good .Samaritan hospital;
-.Mis..; Florence Edwards o-f Washington,
D. f., was a very pleasant visitor
and at our next meeting early in
January they expressed a desire try
join. After tho business a soeial sirfe
was- enjoyed*. We were served frUit
punch and .several'kinds of cakes. XV?
are asking all members to be present
at our next meeting. , Visitors are
alwavs welcome.
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Tin: NKW ekSTl RY. CLl'I!
The New Century Olut/Cnet last
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wiMiuesuy at-we nome ay mrs. u. iv.
Jenkins on Pine Street; Three tables
were arranged foi/bridge in ttfe
spacious living roonV, where ruxurious
green plants and masses of russet
autumn leaves/ made a charming
picture under the lights' soft glow.
High scores were won by Mrs. Ethel
Shaw and Mis. Evelyn Colland
* ; Athey
were a war Jed lovely hos^i- A
delicious chicken dinner wae served.
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BACCAHANTHS ?
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. The young nA'n of Club entertained
'ho club oil December S a' the home
qf Mr. Walter. Dean. This being a
social meeting we wo re entertained
by a program: This program consisted
of the following: Solo, Mr. Walter
Dean; Reading. Miss J. Riiilord;
Stunt, Miss B. Nesbitt; Folk Daiiee
all members of the. club. Wo were,
served chicken '-sandwiches "and cocoa,
after the program. ;
We were pleased to have as visitors:
Messrs C. Blackmail, S .Diggi
I'. Worthy and W. W.tlker, all of.
Benedict college.
Among the other members present*
Misses Kdyth Clifton, Theima Rawlirrson,
Emma Kershaw, Margin <
Randolph, Ada Woodson, Aipiie Xosbitt,
Nellie Burton, Messrs David
Mr.Donal, John Satterwh'te. Kldo
-Burton and?Robert?Walker.?- Tie*
will be given for 2ml"and did .prize".*
A. lovely luijcheon was. served by the
hostess, baskets- of white, pink and
blue mints were given each lady. All
went away with expressions- to the
hostess to meet-with Mrs? \V. N.
Roseborough -i+^Wecember.
Mrs. Chas. ^Browii^ president * *
Mrs. Laura DgVault'Barr, reporter.
MISS LEILA LEWIS ENTEKTAL'.'S
- THE OLYMIMC BRIIXI E (H i;?
Aiken, S. C.?Miss Leila Lewis w is
charming hostess, Tuesday, Nov. 2P
when she entertained at her Home
1115 Fairfield Street, in honof- of
t.he Olympic Bridge Club.
The living room where tables were
placed"-was gay with bowls of la:e,
fragrant fall - iOscs rrrni fei r - .
The club prize, a handsome tea
llfwt t ho O'lwxl : IM'i'/P !A i 1 i ?1 i t 1 i \ 11 < hi|V
of Whiteinan's, Chocolates, and thq
low score, a defiant littlu skippy with
a tooth brush under his arm, were
awarded, Miss Thelma Yandorhorst.
Mr. Jason Smith and Mr. Jer.imiah
Turner, respectively."
After t|ie game a tasty .salad
course was- served and -dailciiw en-,
joyed.
/ Enjoying the evening with Miss
/Lewis and the "club were the Spencer-Jackson
bridal party. L'ride,
MJss Ruby Spencer of Aiken; groom
Mr. Isaac Jackson of Atlanta, (la.;
Miss Nina Young of Seneca,-S. ('.;
Messrs Hay ward Jackson and Eddie
Carter of Atlanta, Ga., and the following
Aiken it As: .Miss Annie Lee
Xiawford, ."Mrs. Vivian Etta. Messrs
-Alva Cm roll, -Willi.i no and
Alonza Pherry.
CLINTON NEWS
Hebron Baptist Church, Sunday
School began at its regular hour.*
There was \ti very small number in
attendance, because of the weather.
Friendship Church began its Sunday
School at the usual hour. There was
small number present?because of
iftclement weather, and the beloved
pastor, Rev._T. H. Addison \v"as not.
prcteent. He was ..in conference, all j
AI,MOTTO
! WA .y.CI ll V. ATKONS VIA It
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j Tin.' Yuunger Club was A!
i( light lully entertained on I'YdJiy.
. .V'Vvmbe r 2">,. by i's charfniivg bus- ii
j Mis.'H". K. Holmes. Till' house ^
\uis"i'!ioi inviting with its soft .lights
1 iiud autumn llo.wers. v p
At about abit) .I'! M., the hostes-s
passed dainty tallies. These assign- jt
, eacji member, and truest to tlndr' pi
! place'. After 'hree progressions *of .i
! bridge, scores were counted, and
i he Ital y names annouiYyd. Prizes
[ were presbnte 1 the cl.ub members. J.,
First, Mrs. .Inbii^lTlCf .' second, Mi s. \\
T. U. Youngblood and booby Mis. M
Thomas Anderson. To "the guests.
[ tu-si., Mrs. (I. Stuart, second" Mrs.
Duih.iin Counts. All of the. prizes
were unique and useful.
Very tasty sandwiches .and coffee ho
were served. . ' . 211
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