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? Saturday, January 5, 1935 " ? " Misses Beatrice and Etienrve * Collins have returned to their work / after spending the 'holidays at home with their parents. They were fillet! with the Xmas. spirit, and left looking forward1 to a happy and prosperous Now Year. Miss Beatrice is teaching, at Winston-Salem, where she has been' . - for' a number of years and Miss i Etienne CoHTns is at Chpster, S. C. 5 h- . ^ | - ' ? ( Mrs. Ruth CoIlins.nPerry. came home New Year's Eve; in time to spend-a short while with her sis- 1 ter before they left the city. Mrs. 1 Perry will be in the city about 1 fifteen days. Dr. Ewers was the ^ h'oi'Ve guest dhrihg the Xmas. ( holidays. i . ? < Miss Marie C. Holley; who attends school at Browning Home, v Oamden, S. C.; MrTJohn P". Holley of Albany Normal, Albany, Go.; i v ~and William W. Holley of Loium- i bia.^yu-nt the- Christmas holidays at^SHfcden, S. C., with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.?HoJley. i Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel H. Col- i lirj| .announce the marriage* of - their daughter, Ruth Elizabeth to ' Mr. Herman C. .Perry Jr., on f Thursday, May the thirty-first, c nineteen hundred and thirty-four. i At-home, 1111 W,?14<>th St , .Apt- J ?vt^m.?\r U I , M. OTK v-/* VJ ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Elobie Cook, of , 2320 Calhoun St.. spent the Chriist- 1 mas. holidays with Mr. Cook's ' parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Cook at Blanoy, S. C; They spent , a f6w hours with their aunts, Mr. ] a"d Mrs. Frank Harrison, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Willie McDonald. They also ^ spent Thursday with Mrs. Cook's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Tillmon, all of Blaney. They returned tG the' city Thursday night and report a very pleasant stay. ] * . . . ?. i Miss Robbie Jones of Piekems St. j is spending the week in Winns- ' boro, S. C. aeice, Thelma Woodbury spent the Xmas holidays in Emporia, Va. They were the invited house guests :>f Dr. -and Mr*7 C. Wendell Cartwright. Many "points, of interest were visited while in the Old Dominion. v . Mr. Jr iVoliaa, Architect- and Contractor, of Greenville, S. C., was a pleasant visitor in the city "during the holidays. . ' Miss Emma Weston. of Wash^ . ington,- D. C., was in the city to spend the htflidajis with hey lister' Mrs. Marcellus Glenn. Mrs. Gertrtuc^o ^Olifton-WoVxlward, o? New York City spent the holidays with her mother and sisters, Mfs. Fannie Caldwell. Dr. H. II .Butler, President of the Stato Teachers Association, of Hartsville, was in the city fthis week on business. Prof; J. S, Stajnback, Grand Master of Ma/sons for South Carolina, was in the city this week on business. ' S Mr. W. D. Downs of Asheville, I : N. C. spent the week-end in the city-visiting his son and. daughterin-law, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Davis. He reported a very pleasant stay. Miss Georgio E. Cooke, left the city for Washington, D. C. and New York to spend the Xmas holi diays. While there she? visited relatives and friends. She reports ' _ J 1/..1 x~i ? J PHELTA THI FkAT ' ^ I IT AGE SEASON'S SMARTEST | The ^CC'OUd annual Reindeer Hop j t the Odd-Fellow's Casino, Thurslay, December 27, treated the brothers I Phelta Thi and their quests to the season's sensation in he social celebration of Columnar Yaletider Guests from youth 'ul debutants to comely matron students, club members and professional elite enjoyed every minite of 'sweet and sizzling music, oy "Snookums" Russell and his Orchestra, semi-formals beneath Christmas lights and ingenious falling snow a rhapsody in color ind scintillation. A slowly revolving mirror ball, suspended above a decorated Christ mas tree in tlhe center of the ballroom, threw spots of varicolored ipotlites upon a canopied superstructure of rdd and green streamers. artfully draped from a center square to and down the walls; "A shadow box under an arch of soft ights on the orchestra stand, and in IPT emblem of blue, white, and .fold in a sootlited above, on the apposite endrof the.ballroom, completed the lighting effect. At the entrance an autograph book berfeath a soft concentrated glow received' the guest and IPT names. In the club's five years qf organization the Reindeer Hop of this season was easily the most outstanding entertainment in its history, so acclaimed by IPT andi rmiirlr Tfre light program consisted entirely of dances, several being dedicated to guests and IPT's,.'fourteen' of whom of the twenty-etae were conspiciously present in complete satisfaction at he Hop's huge success. The I Phelta Thi Frat takes rreat pleasure in the advantage of .his opportunity to thank their quests for the honor of their presence and their sincere and wellvarranted compliments. The Rein leer Hop was for your pleasure, ,-ou enjoyed the evening. Resultant md in the appreciation of the gay ?ty and goodwill shown by the Prat, Columbia's professional Tfrerr undertook the grand gesture of a cabaret party the next night to return the evening's favors, declaring that the I Phelta Thi Frat had set the" pace in social entertainments for the young people of (he locality. ? ?Of 'especial?prominence?were Pledgees, of. Brothers and Sisters of? Alpha Phi Alpha, Omega Phi Si, and Delta. Sigma Theta from S. C. State, W. Va. State, J. C. Smith U., FiskJ Clark U:f" and Howard. [ Phelta Thi F.rat deems'itself par ticularly honoredir> providing such an enjoyable Background for the gathering of these celebrities, 1'HE LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL ?4 CLUB The Lucky Ifird ~?loc.ial Club held its regular weekly meeting Tuesday evening, Jan. 1st, 1935. This is the tfirSt meeting opening for the new year. The meeting was calle<l to order by Vice Pres., Mi*. G. W. McDaniel out at its usual hour, 8:15 o'clock. The opening song was led by Mrs. Porter "You <--> ? ? miiiu. t-rayer Dy Mr. McDaniel, Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Gladden, 23 Psalm. Singing by club. "When the evening son goes dwvn."- Another select?Qn_by_the club, selection by Mrs. Lenon. Then the meeting wSs turned over to the president, then \v6 enrolled o^jr new member. Several -remar^cs were made by different members of the club. The number of members present was 18. -The roll was called by secretary, Mrs. Kennedy. All members were ready to begin the New Year and iobey the rules and duty of thef'club. All officers were at their post of duty. Mrs. Alice Randolph highly entertained the club at her residence. Three new members were admitted to . the club. Mrs. Lenon, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCoy. Mrs.- Cleo Davis of 2404 Motte St wifl" fejjfcertain our next meeting, Jag. ST - We" were served drinks, potato salad, cake and sandwiches. Our last meeting for 1934 was held Dec. 18, at the hiome of Mrs. Mamie Colemtevn 1222 Gate St. All members were present to receive his or her saving for the year. The total collection for 1934 was $544.G5. Right after the meeting the elidv put over a real party. All members enjoyed themselves and every mem ber-went home very happy. We were dismissed by Mrs. Cleo Davis. H. Johnson, Reporter. 9. K. B. The club met the home of Mrs. J. Carter on Dec. 26, 1934. Mnrtlng wns called to?owl op?l*v IVJr. Smith; prayer by Mrs. J. Carter; after which a song was sung by Mrs. V. B. Bowman; and the meeting was opened for business. The disbursement of the treasure was held on Dec. 19, and each member received 10.50, which mak?s a sum of $21*0.00 being in treasure for the year. The next meetng will be held at the home of Mrs. V. Bowman on Jan. 2, 1935r The Twilight Social Club will lold its first meeting for the yearit the home of Mrs." R. Murry on Tan. 8, 1985. - . Serena Abraham, Reporter. THE PALMETTO LEADER ??. IN MEMORIAM ' Greenville?In sad, bu*t loving mefhory of our dear mother __ Mftmip Robnison, who departed this life Jan. 5, 1934. , s Mother dear, ne'er shall we forget, j' Thy protection, thy pleasant smile ' Though in "the-sea of death hath * ^ Thy star of life, my guide awhile. j We can- not say and I will not say, That ,mother is dead, she is just away, The blow was hard, the shock severe lg We did not realize her death-st3 13 near. < ' i ? NEW CENTURY CLUB : " >V ^ ; - Mrs. N- A. Jenkinfs was hosteti tx> the, members of the New Cen tury Club a^her home on Hamp ton Ave. Contract bridge wa played in rooms\ where. flower were arranged for the game; Prizes were won /by Mrs. H. h Cooper, first; Mrs. M. G. Dicksoi second; and Mrs. Geneva Scot low. After cards a delicious cours was served. On Dec. 27th, Mrs. Fannie I Lindsey was hoste&s to the men be-rs of the New Century Club i her home o\i Barnwell St. Coi tract was played in the?Jfcrin room where beautiful Christmi decorations were arranged. Pri: es were won by Mrs. D. K. Jenkin first; Mrs. H. P. Paul, second; ar \i?-g w n rtjapppiip, low. Aft< cards, a salad- bourse was serve The visiforV were-^Mrs. Williai ilines of Wilson, N. C.; Miss Lul ffamble and Mrs. N. J. Frederic Mrs. Hines received the visitor prifce. MR. AND MRS. W. S. HOLLEY SERVE -XM AS. DINNE ' Gadsden, S. C.-^-Mr. and Mr Hclley, entertained ajt dinner Wei Tresdayv Dec. 26, frt behalf of the 1 Children home from school. 1Cfr_.V TT.oiny A11 r n: Miss Mar C. Holley, Browning Homo, Cam ion, STlCT^-Wrr J. P. 'Hollfey, Gi State Normal. Albany Ga". Th being a family dinner only a fc friends were present, Prof, an Mif^Webber, Miss C. M. Wcbbe Mis^sEdna Jones, Mr. Freddie Gai ick, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deas. M C. M. Williams. After enjoying delightful dinner the young fol J-ndnVrd in music anjcards.^ Mr Holley and children accocnnanic by Miss E. E- Garrett of Edgefieh S. C.. motored^o Albany, Ga., Sa urday to return-J. P. Holley < school and visited relatives i \ugnsta, Macon and Albany. W.o are sorry to say Mrs. Kat Weston is not well this Xmafc. bi wo hope she will soon -he heray. "F"'" "Mr. S. T. Dunlap and Mr. Sim] ow.s.pent the day with the Hollej Wednesday. MRS. GLYMPH ENTERTAIN? = Mrs. Maggie Glyrmph, etrte ained a number of guests SufYclS evening at- seven o'clock at tl home of Mr. and Mrs. Willian at Hcnthwood. The dining room was decorat< !n pink and Santa Claufe had le a large bunch of red-roses to grei the guests to a hearty welcome. The guests present were as fc lows: Mr. and Mrs. Davenpoi Mr. and Mrs. W- W. William Mrs. C. Tolbert, Mn Tom Wi liams and Mr. Frank White. T1 only thing the guests hated wi that Mrs. Glymph couldn't rema their hostess forever. . 'JO MR. AND MRS. W \ WHO FF/fED 7JT A5TIEVILLE, N. C Mr', and Mrs. S. L. Singleton Asheville, N. C. entertained a fc friends at their residence, 10 PI fer St., in honor of their daughtc Mrs. W. A^White, the former Mi .Ethel S:nglcton, Dec. 26, 193 The couple was quietly marrl Oct. 10, 1934 at I.aurens, S. They were greeted by many rel tives and friends. Mrs. W. A. White the form Miss Singleton is a graduate Stephens Lee High Schoool, Ash ville, N. C. Two years colleg Paine, Augusta." Ga., and a teach at present,of Durbin School, Fou ain Inn, S. C. Mr. White is a graduate of A len University and a trustee' the same; a member of the la General A. M. E. Conference, S( and Treas, of the Pied "iont Bern volent Association, principal ? Laurens County Training Schoi Gray Court, S. C., and wide known throughout South Carolin 9'l Wt miss you in the home and l(* chui-ch ? Y?nr invinp- council we can not hear, WheA trouble come and things 'a ,seem bad We take it to the Lord in prayer. 's How sweet the thought that ev: ery wave But bears us nearer Heaven! n , " There'we shall'meet, when life is o'er, j' In that bleet-home, to _part no. more. . ? ,Mr. G. A.. Robinson Jl , Mrs. Lucile Tunn ? ?Mrr. C.nna\rn Shnnmtf' _ Miss (ieorgiana Robinson . __ ""Husband and Dntitrhtfrsr w WELFORD NEWfc d " r, Miss O. L. Rookard Entertains r-. With An ^gJ?owrt?^inner r. -'V ~ ' a In- the lovely 'hbme of Mr. and k Mrs. F. R. Rookard located at the s. foot of the mountains the many ^ friends ol MissrOv~fcr-Rookard were tl, royally entertained oft Wednesday t- Doc. 2G. The house bespoke the ;o spirit, of Christmas with its_ very, n* unique Xmas. decorations and as the guosts dancoed to the music as y :t was so sweetly picked from ;he it ivory by Miss Lucile Smith they If seemed to sftV as thew swayed to n-nrl fin. It,. frnrw1 tn here. -After i fhis the )'in"-l's wer" dir""<f>d t" ;g the dining room and behold, Santa had left a massive table beautifully decorated by the Christmas tree. ? The following guests* were seated and . served the on coming menu: r Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Smith and niece, tir'eenville.-SrSrj-Pmf^-H?A.. le Miller, principal of PacoTett Grad-~ "*s ed School and Mrs. W. A. Miller. Qpqrtanhpyg',. s. C.; Rev. R. A. Miller, Columbia, S. C.; Misses C. L. Robinson, inst^ictor at Granard slT High School, uannoy SPTrl I.ucile Smith; Messrs H. T. Smith. princi: 1- pal of Blackburg High SchoolsjML 't? G. West, instructor in the Granard s. Hi~ Schmrl'?and D. 0. McDowell; il- Prof, and Mrs. C. H. Rookard. ie principal and teacher of the Weiss ford Graded Schobi";"Tilff. and Mis. in R. W. Arnold," principal and teacher, at Westminister. Menu: fruit _ cocktails, rice, tnoshed potatoes f fans nVncnvnni. backbones fried" cfucken, potatoes. pouce salai boiled ham, in a nest of lettuce brown gfavey, fruit salad and do liedous pound' and fruit cake and u" ice cream. After dinner the> r' spent the evening in singing carss ols and spirituals. After whict cold beverazes, fruits and nuts e(* were served. From there messrs. C* H. K. Smith. M. E. West and D a" O. McDowell, Misses C. L. Robin son, and Victoria Barnet; motored er to Greenville, where they attended the dance at Textile Hall. e" All left 'Miss Rookard's "ttiank'e' ing her for such a lovely day. er . GAFFNEY NEWS l1-" _ ? The Tuletide season was very of: st fectively carried out in the-vapou> ^ churches. and organizations? of this g_ town. Many were the social ev0f ents and pleasant the returns ol 3] old friends and the income of new ]y acquaintances. _ Mrs. Nettie Jackson, Doctors C 0f L. Norris* sister of Philadelphia 13 was the gulest of Dr. Norris. Sho brought Little Fredia. the daughter of Dr. Morris also. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. GafTney had B as their quests Mrs. Gaffney's mother, father and sister of High 111 N. O. ^ ' fh , Tire sistftv ftf Mrs. TTumphrin was r. their guest .for a few days. v- Prof. H. J. Darby was tbe guest ce of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs. y. Mrs. H. I* Twitty of Forest y City, N. C., Misses Fred Logan ie ind L. B. Mostella of Knoxville, it Tenn., were tbe house guests of *t Mr. and Mrs. B. L. McDowell. re Mr. Sharp of Benedict spent a a few days with Mr. Oneal Maceom>r son. - Among those here from school J- for the holidays are Missed Nettie r A. Pettie Virginia1, Carrie Mae Gilmore, and Virginia White, Messrs r. Leon Little John, Oneal Maocomson ? - . timothy Smith. Among thcrteachers to spend the Yuletide season at home , were: hisses J. E. Dowell, Wilmar Smith Blanche Clymp, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.1 Gibbs and Mr. Major Jedenes. Some have returned, while some have a few days more. Mi sv Jessie B. McDowell left tf>r I Knoxviller-JUmn^. where? she is spending (he holidays with-? heruncle, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and nephew spent Xmas. in Columbia, S. C. _ ~ . . Mrs. Saddie Price is spending her time with her brother, Reedvile, S. C. ~ Mr. and Mq.' J, O. Gibbs and mother spent a few days in Charleston and Columbia, STTT. Messrs N^i^ke West, II. K. ?inith and Dr0. McDowell; Misses ('. L. Robinson and Victoria Burn-, - ' !? spent Wednesday with Miss O. I,. Rookard. Misses.Blanche, Veatrice and Ber tha Glyniph.'Mi*. J;"C. f'Glymph motored Iff Spartanburp tV> attend a party.. Mj^ses C. I.. Robinson. L. E. McDo'wt II. Messrs I). .0. -McDowell, Fred I.opan and D. R. Mostella motored to Spartanburg Xmas. nite. Miss Annette Sanders entertained Miss (\ I.. RofiTnson and many-ttf her. little-friends with .prised birthday-luncKfbn pivon at the home of Mr. & Mrs.-C. A. Mc"-k Collouph on "PlrFTsFmas- flay Tor 1 - Miss C. L. Robinson. . ' . . ' , Miss C. .Robeson. Mrs. Siis- " sie Inscomb, who. "Sire here from NT. Y. visiting friends, Dina Scott, ind SavanlTTlh Shippy were the din3 tier Ruests nf, M r. _and_M'rs. MacoonflBbn o" Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Riley, proved interesting host and hostess at a lovely Christmas dinner on last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.-^vTohn]?osie' were the honored quests. ~ Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Dowell'had as their <iinner -puests on Christ-Hia. evoninp. Miss C. L. Robinson, Messes Fred T.opan and T.. B. Mos1111a. * | Mrs. A plies West's home was a lovely scene *on Sunday when she... " "fi\tertained the -following with a very appetizing "dinner: Messrs J Lit tip -Hie" anil chilli re n from j Shelby. X. C\; F. K. Kennedy; Miss Anniebell and niece. Mrs. Forest Smith and'tfranctsv Mrs. Gil more", Ann?e Crawford. Joe Smith and.; Ruth Kennedy and Miss C. I-... Ro-. - hirtson. GalTney troes "partying." On Wednesday nijrht a reception was - . riven the hnme of Mr. and Mrs. .f. E. GafTney for her sister. _ Miss Wilmar Smith's ).nme..wa.. 'he scene of a very elaborate affyir . on lasjt, Thursday eveninpr. Card j playing and dajiciiur ware the key I notes of tl)e eveninpr. On Friday: nifcht while the clouds dropped tears of joy the home of Dr. C.'| Madam Ela Madam Elain Tells Past j ?THih Ciffed Ladv Has I scri Ht?r 1 ?HJo |\'\| |pl & i \lJ.. s\\ Is sk/u.-L 8 rn.rn.ama. | A HOSPITABLE * That's the concensus of opinion g enjoyed the fine n C O L L E < ! * 1609 Harden St., Jost acroM the street I * t \ L. Norris spiting forth many rays ' of sunshine as his many JYieflds were entertained with a card pirtty in honor'of his sister, Mrs, Net- j tie Jackson. ? ! Has! t>uT not i-as.f the kids as welt as the grown ups were delightfully entertained on Saturday evening'at the home of Mr.*" and*' Mrs. Joe Robinson. .Among the other outstanding so- ; c'al events of the Yuletide season i were the following. The Chaulf- 1 e.urs' Club annual ie;epti'on given , at Piedmont Hall ?.n Thursday q,v.ening. Kveryone present' enjoyed a lovely evening. The dinner dance giver, by the '.Tuwnboys afforded very much*" pie. sure for the mar v social going friends,. Mss Ruby Howe] entertained -her many-friend- at H< r homo <>u last Friday evening. Mar.v- were Wonderful -(-rift Since -Childhood STSTISFACTl O N ^ T (TTXRANtEEir-" Tells you how to have success in business, love.-' 'I marriage, divorce, hejSTth. >/ law suits and speculations f, of all kinds. Knowledge at present is power in the future. (Questions you may wish K>' to know. The Bible tells us God placed signs in all men's , hands. "He sealeth up th^ hf.nd of every man that may knoto h i s works." Job 37:7. "What evil is in mine hand." Samuel 26:6. . M. Look for Madam Elain' >n the left. V" BROOK LAND. S. t\, CITY fiiTON HIGHWAY. I DAIRIES ? ' lelivering Vitamin I) Milk in and controlled by Co?epted by American Med r doetor about it.? T ' Tea Room | RENDEZVOUS | of hundreds of p?oplo who have jj ieals we prepare. 5E INN Columbia, S. C. "ram Benedict and Alien ? P.I iff . I I - Page 7 SHE WAS ALL THAT A FLYI>(i PILOT'S HEART DESIRED! She's the*1' sweeth'eprt of the airdrome. . .guardian ah^et of the-fliers who rate thojjlives more lightly than her love! S H I R I;E V IN v ' m i.* if i? i i I Ki IV! V Ij Vj "Bright Byes". With ' . . ' JAMES' DI NN Also C MICKEY M<)I SE - lit "(JI'EI.IVER MICKEY'" Now Picking \Y.Ei>.-THL*.-EKI.-S AT. "College khythm" 3?: . J ' ? * With .. ' Joe' Pen nor ; .hwk?fhrkir? 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