The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 12, 1935, Page Page 7, Image 7
[" Saturday, January 12, 19;
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R. Mrs. Eunice Jackson of Chicago
Hfe ]ia_ here Visith*-'s her sister iantl
parents of Inno. We hope Unit
Mrs. Jackson will enjoy her Dip
m in the south.
[ Y. O. spent the Christinas holiday.
here visiting parents, Mr. ami Mrs
, i. ^G; Ggodwrn.:i-wM3ss CiTlliani left
B for~NV Y. dan. 5rft find < xpi. ri?
" her appreciation for The t".wlytime
while in tin' city. "
gj Mr. -and Mrs. Harry k<ho is ?o.
Richmond, Ya., -and. K. ft
Kelly of. Washington, l>. t'., spelt?
- the Christiwfs w'fi-h their 'parents..
Mr. and Mrs. I;.-sao? K.e.e. Mrs.
Kelly visited her in-laws .d I 'toi ence.
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'"Miss Ruth YT-uajr has ,L-,-trh-ne.i
to-the city after visiiinp- rH.ttiy s
aid friends at home, fipai tanhurjr
.(Jhester, and AMuvilkv N. ".<
PhiladeJphia^,Pa...wkero they ivy
reside. Mrs. Enix befoVo., her
marriage was Miss EstoTlr- Gib
sort, formerly of this city.. While
^ here she was the house 'gucs! of
her mother'and cousin.
Mrs, Lillian Montague. <.f Spartanburg, 'is
here at the-bedside of
*' ?' her father, Mr. Jes.se ChnvK. re
Millwood avenue; who has be v
confined to his home for sonic-,
time. We wish him ri sneedy 10teoveVy..
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^?-s CORRFtf'TION
\ The announcement published In
i last week's issue of this -pnppi
' j under the heading "Ran so in - S jn i' h
) Nuptials" gave the date of* TWir-.
; . riage TVJay 11, -lfid'I, It should
have read;June 11, 10:M.
CARD OF TIlANKs
We wish to take thus .opportsinlty
to thank our manv''Pr-iyr.d? dm'1
__L1 i / , i i i i
^Street. ' The lower fl^or ' w a
f throw tt en- suite where po+rtsetta*
were arranged. Contract was
played. Prizes (were won b y
4 Mrs. H. D. Pearson, first; Mrs.
I Geneva Scott, second and Mrs.
A. J. Collins low. After cards a
V-y: i.": ? . r
"vbed to attend 4-he. anniversary
>r. the niirht gf Foh. 5. 1 *
M.-s: Tlnttio Johnson. Reporter
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WARD ONE WH/UXa WORK
8 l'.K.m iT l n.
The chil/ hold its jfn'pf niedlintr.
,ran. 8lh a* f]l<? home "of *Mrs. .T.
R. \Vi|linnr- "on Wheat street:'
The Vjub "i1"' was 1?| bv Mi
T*t rheeoshoro. Prayer 'hv
/dr. . f"h irlottp Frown. Reautiful
nihV verses wore recited by die
. >vnniher<s. .......
Me.-tin?r va?. opened for bus;-.
" N"\v nirmlv rs \yere*..enroll
. d. Amomr .them wover AT:*s. ATouday.
Airs. Ft. Richard--or?. ATrs.
<\ Sim : and ATrs. ,T. .Tenpins. Next
tuy ydoction'of ofheors. They are;..
Afr y -Tafiie R. Williams, president
Al'-s T.virile Jortr5, vice president
AT --V'EronsO" AT. Thompson, treac
A! v . Charlotte Rrown. horn .
' surer. ATrs. T.,uln Fteott. fmnn
ial secretary, ATrs. Pearl Wolf
?.' e'ordinjy -secretary. ATrs.. Eva. "AT
T'-(? v( I) was railed* for duo vnd
a dood collection was tahen.
Other lw?iross was transact rvY
; AT?F' ' (<?di<inis'-ed the .rlult. ?
''i moot Avith TMiss M. Bessolicu.
A deM* imis course was sowed also
' f hrjstmji* p;.ifts were given to
"VOVVOTJO.
The Dawn Party on Christmas
, ?it t'ho homo of Air. and Mrs. W. IT"
. R< hin?o'n wrus ' quite a success.,
^Evct^tovP" wiTs'" seated around the
able which break fast was served,
ho .menu consisted of-hominy and
moke sausage,' toast and coffee.
When it wyis time dopal'ture.evonh,'' no
-expressed himself as havipg
n'ovefl the morn ill)?.
The la-t meeting of the _year.
th" 1 was held at the homo of Alliss
Iies.-flieif. The mooting was c&'ll,
i'd to oidor Ivy the vice president,
'prayer, club song led by Miss
!T:upe,r, then the club won't into
by* in ess deeply. Aftei- all'busiVoss
we adjourned to meet with
Miss Bonaparte. A delicious re1
past of pork Salad and saltines,
cake and wine." Miss .-G. .Moses
- .0 inspirinjr remarks.?The clul> is
succeeding nicely.
Tin: CIUSADERS CI.I B. .
On the night of Jan. 8th the
Crusaders met at the home of!
Cru<ai!cr Albert Williams, Richland
street. iSince. oiir "Noel
Feste,"? which was held op Christinas
at the home of one of * our
members, wo have been planning
the club's second anni\A*rsnry,
which is February 28th of thiA '
year. Everyone knows that the
Cnrspdcr's .anniversary of T!1 was ,
the grandest affair of the year; ,
hut the affair of this year is to (
he more grand. If you can't take ,
my word for it, .wait and see, j
M!m3 CLARA BECKHAM. R. N\ ?
IS M \RR1KI) TO MR. CHARLES '
LAWRENCE ' ' . ,
Mrs. Fmma Foster "of Chester*. (
S. "C. announces the marriage of ]
Ivor (TaivKhter, Clara Reekham, to- (
Mr. Charles Lawrence.- r t <
The wedding was quietly solem- ,
hT7C<T l"we. 24, TD34 fit the home of {
Rev. S. Marion, Knoxvillo, Tenn. ,
Mr. Eiwrence is chief of bell t
hoys as night supervisor at ihe t
I Knoxvillo General Hospital, Knox- T
villfe, Tonn. * ? c
lur iiQ_rary-up~la-n total of more
ban HOO volume?.
? Our pupils are takiner ridvanapc
of the .library as shown by
ho circulation of^pO.1 -books anonpr
tbom for the past throeand
ihe-half months of -this session.
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
THE P.VIjiWETTO ATHLETIC *
HA&E haij/CLLH
i ll4.' Palmetto Paschal 1 Club \vjJJ j
be a J urge club this season. The/
makager Was successful in jolting
a full line-up. I; you are in Flor- :
eric.- al'er April 15, you :tre'invit- j
ed t-o coin'.' out to the "fair ground i
to see"? the the boys getting their,
tin ly athkytie 'work, The Park |
ii'i JL.' 1,1. .1 " w
p -v. (\ "F! p.'t'jt" June s of New
"W:k City-.-hero during tlu- holidays
sonsoii. Mr. Joyes returned
I to' New. York during the' early
ptii 1 of tlio \\v.k.'while Mrs, Mui|
?hv U ft < 'ohnr.hl.T v "Mot dav al'iei|
noon'. ~ v
?!{;> !\ AM) A1I {! ' . W. M.
(;wi-:i:\ or vnu:i\i\
# -_imui;\A (.nrsTs IIERI-:
and .vttst- w-.v. Meivrr Ctt
on < f Bit:Mield. Ya., wore the
: iu ' - of Mrs. (In en's mother and
, sis',,m s heko'^m Bra- t<jtUAve'., <!urTinjf
th.- hmiday .V asynv.
J , , 1' '^ MV s-:i ^ M f.ivo' -rv .
graduates of A1 '0*1 -U h iy'ei^rjv nr. !
haw J>; on .losiding- in Bluofield,
Va:.., \vh> re I'rof. ,(J.recn is the
principal ofv tW llifch school of
/'.hir c'if y." IT l'. ftrwn is* also rVfj
petal' Y>eo "I'refit lent of the Vir=-O'.iri'a
Stale* Tc^rlr^p.- Association,
rlii lati've,s.and fr^.-rds- here Were dolighU
ih tte sre them.
pi NBAB SOtlAi CLUB
Winr.sh To ? The.; elub is doing
a great work in the short time
that it .has been i.n crista nco.?The
\\a.'men's cluh is alSoJr<itoing groat
worlwand* is gn asset to .the men's
cluh. A detou4?.was given by the
? v.'otnen-a- fe^y-piu-fds'ago which.waf
vUty ir.tefe-^jir. Sub^ "The dish
jay; is nioi-s service * "then 'the1
- . v .9t J t* K - T 4 A Tw.
m
.u?. Miiiyii, *\. I.; putney iA'c | t4
Siiumn'ns, an Aluminus of (Ja.I v
Stale. Coll'fce ami'.Mr. Theodore
Simmon^, manager ol the Royal
Ctrllcgian Social Club of Columbia.
.Altera fe'.v moments j>'l c 41 > using
the ffUc.-ts-begun ]>la;. ircif*
tract. J .
Mis.s Rii\yl ai.'i Mir. llouler rvoti
high .-core for laditG \iuul men resliec
lively.
A repusu .coii.sisting of cnek^,1
Jail, jl^ and mints was served.
" Alter t!i' "termination ~"oT live ['
game the guests went sightsee-J
ing on a.lengthy intenerary. A,- '
mong some ol the places ol in'er?
st. was -Lake Murry.
Upon > their r turn they were
ushered into.,-the spacious * dining 1
room by .Miss Burgess,, where'an
cioborate dinner was served.
The toast master of this n.vagni-'
ficigtu, occasion- was .Mr. Robert '
"Bob" Simmons.
It was very obvious that aeh 1
individual enjoyed himself., y
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.TWILIGHT SCM IAL, CLUB. -t
North Charleston. The club
met at the-; home of Mrs. .-.Murray
on Jan.* Ktli. The meeting was'
called , to order -by .the* president, ^
Selection by the ellib. I'raver. J;
.s.-ripture Icttun reifil by Mrs.
Murry. The cftib was opened l'oi :
bu-tiws. The financial- secretary 1
called the roll {ind the members
responded briefly. The minutes (
J>( the last meeting were rehd' and '
adopte?fV. Tlie meeting wits eloseii
by singing.
Serena Abraham, Reporter.
s. k. ti. cia b. j
Xorth Charleston.?'-The club met |
at-the home of .Miss Serena Ai/ra j
halti on Jan. 9th. ?The meeting t
was called to' order by the presi- '
denf. Mr. Smith. ""SElcfliflh?Ty" j
by Mrs."V. BoWm'an. rPrayer by i
^imnurio. Almutes wen* reatf ^
mil (Tfe roll w;fs" ealTed by-tho fi- .
nancial s.ecroti.iry, FET Simmons* j
New and old business was dis- j
cussed. Tlie next meeting will
bo at the home of Mrs. Beaufort
on Jan; Id. *
Serena Abraham-, Reporter.
itrn:i:vni wimninf; anm.
VKRSAR V MARTY FOR MR,
?AND MRS. H. A. \S OODARD. v"
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On Tuesday -cveninirl .T.?tn. 1st,, j.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Woodard col- |
obratod their Fifteenth Anniyer- 4
sary Weddin.tr at their home with t
a reception. The yootvu^, \\'ore j
thrown together with h colm-scheme
of--pink and white. Tbt?rooms?woo
liuliUd?with?.hadud _
[amps.?Miss T,?Nosbit <v-ourted?
the bride as shd wore a Trown of
while satin with qI'-'t trmmrinp-?
fashioned with a long- trailer 'She __
wore" a head band finished- with'"
-whjto i'oswst?The groom f6Howod ?
her. Th'o'guosts greeted them \
with happy smilos for the new
yoaiv . A short program was renlered
in behalf of the bride and
groom. !
?nr the dining room the table I ^
was . overlaid with berrntfful linens
and centered with; the fol- '
lowing courses: punch, "steadied
VU'P C.f Ptvfjl pU!ol-on I
p .
??? 1
X.' = lore
t*s> - GODEF
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hrench MAI
'.Mo. YOUR DEAL
njoyed their eats. Progressive *
irhist was played. The prifcesj^
allows: First, prof. E. Iij^^vcll
,nd Mrs. Alice McKejjji^^gcond
liv JL iicoit- and,"Mrs. ('. Nickpea}
>ooby Mr. ('. M. Williams and
Irs. Barnwefl. ?All left thanking
he bride and grooni lor such a
appy evening and hoping
. .happy ni\v"" yjL'ar. The guestsfere
sixteen in number.
111)1 lllVV I'lLMT/ilm
i i i.-ii i wnn r I'. l I'.l' ?
HV l\\l?|JKS
Two Popular K?uth Carolina #
Sch?ol Teachers. Compliment -od
With KnterTHinmetVts
Macon, Gif.. Dec. Cslieiinp
n a roun 1 of dance, /t-ard partk*.s.
id (linn1 cninplinien'ihtf tw^
T?S?-niVh- Chi olir:a?popuUir' chonl- eachers,
Misses Louise K. Dani.
lly >.i' Chai;k*stpn liml l,o la Join
rm of1 .Greenwood, ?was the alK.uie
r;y. ('orist-mns?of?M-jy-sr??
'pulyne a'ul Julia H[>iark 'svnc
mn iously ficte?l as joint jtosl(?8Sfiy.
The pa: vv which honored MissXi
M ' 1 1VI'' \ > it -J Llil' HOl.SC . Oi
diss N*.. Fut. While in the city
ho was 'highly feted with many
I'ulo'ide social affairs.
The Yulei-ido. season brought
nanv of onr-mtt pf tnwrr TFOchers
lOme"to enjoy ttw Christinas holi
lays with relatives and friends.
Vmo'ig thim were:*-blisses . Jim'-DAIRIES
*-? f
divering Vitamin I") Milk
n and controlled by Co'pted
by American Med-'
doctor about" it.
riEA Roor
RENDEZVOUS
hundreds of people who have '
als we prepare.
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oro?Benedict and Allen .
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ROY'S
EUSE
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ix v^uiui my
.ER HAS IT v? I 1
l yx, ('?Hue Wan , J<r.-ie Gjlliart,
AJujorje' JjamK. Jleltn ami Jiuth
YOmux, AllArtiia Fair. Eva SJiell J
malt, Biidie I'vlv": sua ami .Messrs ;j
A^Tjlii. u, Hi.t) '.'f/ftl,' a;;.* lie- Arm- . i
u uud. < ;
Tlr I'oniwii.jj' lU'it iil ai.??? spenttin*,
iio'li :ay- iif.njjii __A<k'l
I'et- i>uii, -laifil-.- Jli'i.'Jk?. J'i:nelv|'
Open AH \i|*h??24 Hour
Save your nickles and dirties and 1
come up to see us sometime V
While in Col ufnkia?visit Urt ^
Elks' Beer Gardenfl
LUNCHEONETTE fl
1109'/, WASHINGTON
H. Murry, Prop. ^ Phone 6569 I