The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 09, 1935, Page Page 7, Image 7
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Mrs. HaUie Brisha.no and her 1
two little daughter^, Eleanoc and 1
^^rooWyRr N. Y. spent J
three weeks in . the city with her I1
adopted mother, Mrs. Efia Wil- 1
liams. Mrs. Williams 'has been 1
sick for some time. Mrs. Bri- ]
RhATift and daughters hqd ? very
pleasant time in tW South. They _
returned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Holland: Thompson
of Detroit, Mich, spent the
past week here visiting Mr.'Thorftp
son's mother, Mrs. Thompson, his
sister and brother, Mrs; E. L. Hy^ er
and,.Mr-.-James Thompson.
Theresa Hill and Acnes .
Goodwin of New York City spent
the past week here on business.
Mrs. Anna Wilson has had as a
nep guests recently her brother,
Mr. J. Jfcsfirawford of Cincinnati,
0. and Brother-in-law, Mr. Mar
tin P. Henry of Chevy Chase, Md,
and her daughter, Mrs, Alice W. Moore
of Laurens."-'
Mrs. J. B. Taylor and Mr. E. T..
Jones accompanied Mrs. Breeland
of Orangeburg, S. C. here during
the week on a business trip; while
here they were the house guests
of Mrs. Simmi<j H. Smitb.
not if re
The Branch Store of "the Sunday
School Publishing Board from..
Nashville has moved' in "The Pal'
motto Leader Building," 1310 Assembly
Street. All patrons and
friends will-please send' your orders
there.
(<Miss) Juliette T. Raiford, Mgr.
LOST?A college key fronisBenedict
1934 with the initial J. T. R.
on the back. Should any one find
the same please return to (Miss)'
Juliette Raiford, 2572 iGervais St.
and receive a reward. ThanVc
FOR SALE-?Land - Fur- Coat.Excellent
Condition. Size 14, Sae
rifice. Phone 3803.
TEMPERANCE CLUB
- - ? - ?The Temperance Club met at "
the usual hour on Monday night,
The meeting was called to order
by t}ie president, Mr. Tom Lipsey
and the song "Hush" was sung by
the club after which prayer was .
_. jOffered Jby the- president. -The secretary
read the minutes of the
last meeting for the benefit of
% those absent,; last?week. The
" ' minuses were received and adopted.
The house .was .then opened
for business. The most important
husin<ys for^^-his^r waa
annual Banquet which is to be
held March 27th. When all .business
was finished the finnneinl
roll was called. A good collection
was received after which dimissal
took place. "We will meet again
next Monday night at. 7:30 o'clock
Visitors are always welcome.
- THE DAMES
' The Dames met at the home of _
Dame Lucile Thompson last Tues- "
day at the visual hour. The house
was called to orded by ringing
the theme song "Dames/' After <
-.-?the devotional-period a very brief 2
but Interesting program was renderded.
Some reports were contributed
to the club dealihg with
character building. Old and new
business was discussed. The roll
was called and the members responded
with dues. After all
business was transacted the hostess
served a course of sandwiches
and cold drinks. 'We then adjourned
to meet at the home of ,
Dame Julia Bookart at the usual
hour. Cheerio.
Etlna Lewis, Reporter. ~
ARTHENIUM CLUB ]
The Artheniutn Club met at the '.
home of Miss Dorothy Franklin. '
Friday evening 0:30 o clock. ,
The meeting was called fo order (
t-7 by the president, Mr. Herfry^Web- '
ber.? Devotional exercised ~ were J
? led by Mias Louin'o Stroy. After -{
the business was discussed the
meeting was turned over to. the \
soc|al side. The meeting adjourn- '
ed to meet at the home of Miss
Bessie Mae- Ruff, 1005 Pine St., ]
February 8. '
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The .club met at the usulal hour '
Thursday evcnnig, Jan. 24, at the
home of Miss Agnes Tfepkins. The
meeting was opened by sinking:
G'od will take care of you. The
minutes were read and the roll e
calledt; everyone. responded .brief- 1
? ly. The president, presented each 3
member with a little bag which s
we are using for our pe<nny rally. ^
So don't,forget us in this rally, j
We enjoyed the presence of Mr. jj
John Whitman, president of the T
Gay Lark Club. And he express- r
ed himself as being glad to be? 1
with ufl. 'The meeting was brot c
to a close and the rest of the ev- r
ening was-enjoyed with much fun. -f
The next meeting will meet at the 8
home of Miss Margaret Karris, t
Bern lee Harris, Reporter. rj
BACCHANTES " M
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Thft.Barrhanlrs Sm-ial .Cluh met Thursday
evening, Jan. 31, at thfc
imc Of Misis Nolli'iln RpI'Ih Riii*
on with Mr. I.'D. Palm, and Miss
burton servintr as host "and ' hostss.
New business was dfscussed
ind some , delightful plans, were
nade. The feature of the evening
vas the initiation-of two new mem
>ers. Miss* Susie Boulware and
ilr. Julius Jones who were absent
from the regular initiation meet-,
ng. After the-initiation and .acceptance
into the dub of these
new members the business was
finished. A delicious repast was
served and dn informal discussion
ensued. The club adjourned after
a pleasant evening to meet
Thursday evening, Feb. 7. at 'i'122
Washington St., with Miss Beat-^
rice jGaines and Miss Mary Olmsteaa.
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RADIO NEWS
TTie Radio Social Club met at
the home-of. Mi'.?Roland Harris
Tuosdav. Fob. i1!. in.*tr>.- Afontirirr
began at 9 o'clock with the preTbiv
uem..u,M(|?.n.
e<J a business fun meeting because
it earriwt along with business an
unusual amount of fun. After
meeting had closed the members
went into another room to join
Mrs. Roland Harris. Mrs. Rhudine
Walker, Miss Bessie Lipsey.
Miss Phoebe Mooi;cs Mrs. Addie
Kittle, Miss Ruthine Smith, Miss
Margaret and Burniee Harris, Mr.
Willie Suber and the brother of
Mr. Harris.
A delicious course of Irish pd'ato
?alad on lettuce leaves, sliced
^ufm. chicken crackers, and cocoa,
followed by peaches, and ca"ke.
Mrs. Roland Harris and Miss
Margaret and Burniee Harris, artrael
hestesses^ 1 r ~ *
?"Next meeting will he held at
the home of Mr. Isiah Howard
Mr. Howard's name w,fs omitted
Social Secretary. Don't forgot-fmr.
Colonial Ball at the Odd Fellows'Hall,
Feb. 22, 1.935,.
John Johnson, Reporter.
THE BRAWLEY BOOK CLl'B
Pleasant^was the evening when
Miss Ila Stewart entertained the
club at. Ker lovely home on Pine
St., Tuesday, Jan. _2Q*_J935.
Miscellaneous ones favorite author,
a general discussion of politics
was held for thirty minutes.
A ..1
rv uvuan*. ?.is j n u i m tu iur urn*
of tbe future meeting?. - Weraro
also planning^. special program
-The next?meeting Will be heldat
the homo of Miss .Tuliett Raiford's,
2572 Gervais St., at 7:00
o'clock.?AH?meml/i'i s?ittt?urged
to be present and on time.
THE NEW -CENTURY CI,I'll
The New Century Club met Fi i
day afternoon with Mrs. J. G.
Beautiful flowers were arranged
in living- and dining- rooms where
six table's were placed fo'r con-"
tract,. rX ~Jfv
Mrs.i Ethel Shaw won the. Club
high s^ore prize; Mrs. M. G. Dick
son s<fc oft d and Mrs. Geneva Scott
by Mrs. Betty Roach first and
Mrs. Durham Counts second. After
cards a delicious salad course
with hot chocolate was served by
the hostess.
ROCKING. KYTHM SOClATfT"
? CLUB. ? r
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Rocking Rythm Social . Club
mfit aC-tho home of Miss Grace
Jones.< Business was discussed.
The Club members decidpd to get
a mascot, motto and club song.i
The hostess served a course of co-j
coa and sandwiches. The next
meeting""will be at th<> l-iimn (C
Miss Nancy ArteniusvJ2220 Cal
houn St. _
WARD ONE WILLING WORKERS
SOCIAL CLUB
The ,cluj> met at the home of
Mrs. Thomas, (J09 Mariop St., Feb.
5, 1935, with the Madam president
presiding. The meeting was called
to order and opened with club
son# led by Mrs. C, M. Thomp-1
son; prayer by Mrs. Thomas; beautiful
Bible verseR were-"heard by
sdLof- the members; after then the
meeting was opened for business^
rh* minutes-were re-adr motion by
Miss Pear] Wolf, seconded by Miss
Lucy Jones. The roll was called.
the membera responded briefly,
rhe receipt of the "evening- was
?6.(15; after which other business
me of the club members lost harlusband,
Mr. -^bseph -Jenkins. He
leparted this life Feb. 4, ,1935.
Sleep on Mr. JenkTns and take
pour rest, we love you but the
Lord knows best. Mrs. Cheese>oro
led the closing song. Miss
Pearl Wolf led the closing ode.
Vlrs. Richardson will entertain the
slub witftr^t?party Friday nlfrbt.
Feb. 8, at 1503 Wbaley St.
CLAIRE DE LA^VME
Madam Lucy MnrshaTf^entertain
(1 Claire De I/a Lume at her
tome oh "Washington Street, Tues^
lay evening, Feb. 5. with ihe pre-'
ident presiding. Thd meeting
vas called to order and The club
tonpr was sanpr then prayer by
dadam Gary. 'All unfinished .and
lew business were discussed. A
lew member, Mademoiselle Leveand
Jackson was welcomod into
>ur club and the constitution was
ead to her. We were served' a dp
fetalis course ,by the hostess. Mad
mi Annie Bell Hopkins will eriterain
Claire De La Lume Tuesday,
Tbruahy 12th.
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,'.r,Av i.ark sooirtf n.un I
S. J, I
^ 1 he?meeting?was?held?at?the '
^ mfc of Mr. John Whl^oman for
Thomas Ruff. The meeting
was oVmhu! with the club. Tho?v
Lord's -^eayrr wia repealed. Tin* "
meetinp was opened for business.
with the president presiding aft.er..
the business was discussed, Mr.
Tipsey pave a short talkr It was
enjoyed by all. The financial roll
was- called and everyone responded
briefly. We were dismissed by
Mr. Tipsey.
MERRY PALS SOCIAL CLl'-B.
Eaistover.-r-Thp Merry. Pals Social*
Club met at the home, of Sir.
and Mrs. Willip James Friday, nite
Feb. 8tb. Tbev were rovallv en
tertainod?with radio music. T-lvumeeting
was called to order by
the president. Prof. E. P. Barmveil
Many interesting things were dis
glia&ed- After _ which they indulgecHn
card playing. Miss Eth
el 7,^ Webber in a few- chosen
trords awarded the prizes as follows:
Miss' Margaret Washington
Pp-st ATjs?t Xliomasinn Wsbilt
"second. The guest prize was won
by Mrs. Elise Myers of New York
City. A deficious. salad repast
was served. Valentine novelties
were given each member. v- as a
souvenir. The- next meeting will
be held at the home of. 'Mr. and
Mrs. JetT Scott, Feb. 22. 1035.
- - THE MYSTERY CREW
The Mystery Crew held its regular
meeting at the home of Mr.
Charlie Paiully, Washington.
St., Monday nito, "Feb. 4. Tin
mnot ing?w as tailed to order at 8
o'clock sharpe' by the _ president.
ing?.was 'then carried out- swell:
each njemtfer "responding to his <lu'i
orderly and business like.
The members then assembled in
cious menu to be- sorved by the
"ho-t. The menu consisted of fried
chicken and rice,, asparagus on
lettuce, toast and a cock tail wit_h_
pine- apple, sherbet and cake for
doss'rt. The meeting adjourned
to- meet at the home of Mr. Ernest
Shell011 ' Jr., 12.10 McDuffie Ave..
M; nd.iy nito, Feb. 11.
E. Shelton Jr., Reporter.
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EES RONS AMIS 1)ET,ART
Newberry?Miss Catherine I.at
imcf, was hostess {o T>e RonAmis
De'lart Friday Jan. "11;- at
the home-of Mr. and Mrs..'Joseph
Davis. After a few games o?_
bridge were?played?tfnr?hojites-erved
a delicious coudse^ The
prizes 'Were as follows: Mrs. Ear'ine
Ci. (iary. and Miss A. D.
Jonek, 'second. 'The visiting guests
were Misj Aneeriimc Vminyy?a+nkMiv.
Hellen P:ivi? nm.l..
- . ?. * ? ' -_1 * 'W X 'd_
is of New York City.
Friday. January 18, Mr. I/ifran
was host to the club at 'ho Inuye
>f Mr. and Mrs. Eugono Gary. AN"
'or' a short business session, four
ranios of bridge were played. Two
.lovely prizes1 were given. The
host served a delicious course,
Friday. January 25*. Miss Xance
was hostess to the club.
Thelites, served ice cream
Mr. T. E. Fisher, first; Miss A.
D. Jones, second.
Friday, Feb. 1st, Miss Elizabeth
Butler was hostess to *thc
-club,. After, a short business session,
the rest o.f~thc evening was
<ne,nt nlaying cards and dawiner^
The -hostess served a delicious
course. _
The ellib" will meet Friday, Feb.
8, with Miss Anslie-Jane-s at her
Tionie on Caldwell Street.
Elizabeth?Bu'ler. Reporter
THE l.l'CKY BIRD
SOCIAL CLEB
Tlie?Ltirln;?Bird Social Club
was entertained Feb. 5, by Mrs. Irene
Gasktn at the home of Mrs.
Mario Senior. "The meeting was
called to order by the chaplain.
The club -son# was led by Mrs.
Mary McCoy, prayer by Mr. B.
McCoy, scripture lesson bjf- Mr.
G. W. McDaniel. The anniversary
plans were brought to a close and
we. are looking1 forward to tho anniversary
"which is Wednesday
.night, Feb. f>.
New apd unfinished -buomesowere
discussed. The hostess served
a delicious.coarse. Our neact
Meeting will he at the?home, of
Mrs. M. Coleman, 1222 Gate St.,
entertained by Mr. G. Alexander.
?1 ITntltA .TOhhiifln, Keporbr.
? ENTRE-NOES
~ Nesmith,. S. ?.? Jan. 2Rth?The
Entro-Nous Club held its regular
weekly meeting at the Brown
^Graded School house with?a representative
number of members
present. Duet to the pressure of
business Prof. D. L. Fulton was
unable to deliver current events.
Thin feature was postponed until
next meeting with tho hopo that
he will 15e with us.
Auction was played at four
tables with Miss Susie Mae Irjcft
and Mi&rEsteHe' Ste\'enson carrying
off honors. Following1- thrs-wo
were served with an elaborate
luncheon by the faculty of Brown
Graded School which was bnToved .
by every one. '
, With Miss- Gerald at the piano
we tripped the fantastic too fon
over an hour and then wended opracJves
home after, a very pleasant
and enjoyable evening.
Huh Chatter " *"
Wondor why Pjof. Tis.dale is
seeo nvbr at Cooper so"~5fteht 1_ _
As MUa Stevenson why, who are
the two Rod Riding Hoods of the
Chrtr "
Mr. William Donnely has the
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THE PALMETTO LEADER r
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TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB
?Tho Twilight Sfwtal' Cluh colc- ~
brated jtg sjxth Anniversary atthe
homo of Mrs'. Nelson at 1020
Pine St. *
Three rooms were thrown en
suite, and were soften by beyutiXul?colored
lights, where . the. _
guests of tho Twilights- enjoyed
Yu.~" 1 ' ? .1 : 1 1 IL la. 1
iui-ijiai'iYi'% uanvuig My l're rj'inms
of JTr: "MilesT" "The ladeis were
attractively dressed and the men
sharpely dressed Tor the (Kcassion...
C'aps of the. club's colors which
were white and blue were worried
by ~JLhe, lyvrticiparits.
There, .was. a bar f-roui?which two
young men served drinks-of
all kinds ,and assorted sandwiches
throughout the .evening. Flach
of the ladies received a hu.urLifful
-wisti-?bono?cafoiitlet -te~ >"ottv>mil's: V,f
the 'club. '
Near the end of the affair Mr.
Tlbpkins fade a short talk. f< llowed
by . a few . rem arks?hv "MK*
Cheeseboro. _ / " .
Tile nili'lv ? ?!? .full iif .. ..
- ,.v?. .V... w. ,M,. ll'mii
l/eginning to end, everybody1" was
in a tray mood. Too bad yon were
time, and until then we'll be ..see-.
ingyOlu
S. K. B. ru n
. The- club met a' the homo. of.
Mr. At'tliUr Burns with Mrs. Julia
Carter presiding. __M?ieting
was called to order at 8hvmn
was stun?-;?prayer Was?marie by
Mrs. B(anjfort. After which niect.i
1)ir was jipened for tile transaction
sif'old and new business. Kin
ancial roll wps jrallecj and the nvem
Ivors responded''briefly.- V?? are
ortlially-"invited to attend a party
g i \im> mi 1m L?i 11 It. * a t~ th h mi" of
Mrs. Annie Beaufort, for-t he bene
fit-of the church. -Xexte regular
meet ine- nt th?> tmiim < f \t.t..i -
ia Ciwtc.r. on Fob. T-th.
Mi?\V M Smith, I'll < s; A ln^i
. h?nn,. .Ri porter. /
Tin: iv w. \v. c/rtt ??-7Ciivfmwond
-Tli v I). \\\. W. C.
Club b'l.l its w ?'kj.v tmt.uitij- Wednesday
night, Jam .'H). at the bom. '
of - .Mi-"s-"l*enrl A. Wat.-<ui, ">25
Baptist St. with *a great 'number
picsent. A short program,.was t r?
Ci I'd. TIh- house was ,tla111 (?j)r tied
for biisini'ss and tho . miauU'N
w i a |a?a i an i rieeived. Tin- 1 ??|!..
was cidle I for <lu?s.
After t'bo nu'oAititf-.wax- oyer tlho ;
I' M >"s -.f\''d a. dcd'idiius-'couisi'
(>;t next nu-ctihg will lie bold at .
. b frimy."'of .Miss K. l|,ill*r.5s-Haok
WOWI.DS PEACE
--f'ON'f K it KN CK
?A?I'ay; ran I To Jio Presented At
^Zioii Baptist Church. I'eh. 11th
Thw most widely discussed
questinn of today and especially
2u_Ulv C n;- ic-s - of Anioriop. is _
-Haall the ignited States Join the
World's <rturt ? A?pageant show,
insr the world's' court with fiftv- -
five'- iV.imtr.;v> with their r< prpson- '
' olives rnirsi-st inc- of three hundred
characters will be presented I
at Ziori Baptist Church, Monday
?rtgdPr-T'cln u.i I \'?t"+T+r"7rt~S o'clock."~
Participants front every church
in the. city and some, out of the 1
. make tip tin- cast Which. .
promises to be the greatest treat |
of the reason, -Quite a bit of t,
ointe has luion given to TOtYPItrsaTs"1"
-and 'select ing?est'life? fop each T
country. ' ______
r_ The nurses for the pageant are
hcing furnished hy the WnverleyHospitals.
, The sailors and soldlers
have hectY sclc ted from those
~who" experieiK't d 'he World's War.
The seat "of. the World's Court is
viil f.i-i;i l>i? ZiolT "
Baptist Church.-This is a treat to '
-rrH?to ' witness "a -~. sloh of the ~
World's. Court- why Japan and
'China are having- so much trouble. ,
The eyes of the world on the Saar
region of Germany and why Italy
wants to overrun and control Abyssinia.
Elaborate prizes have hcen selected
to be given to the participants
whose cost ume.s. are nearest
the likeness of the country
they are representing-?and to
those- making the best resolutions
Tor pea e tin oughour the world by
their donation to tin- League "Cofm
C'Thft~rp-Mi?gir rf thi \ cant
have sacrificed nni'te n bit \ ntifins*
nams and eon-dd' rating to. have. J
this pageant a bigfuccopsand
aftyr the bvst rehearsal F-rulay" '
nitn they are ready 'o give torihe ,
gilblie.. h pleasing dranwr- Monday '
I.
ATTISNF.' TKMPLK 193
T. B. P. rtpH -OF W.
FiviT: dt. dkittv
Greenwich; >+>?>.?I)t. Julia Alm<Vlia
wlv> sue." b Yd h"iself for _
eight tonus ;> : daiicrliter Ruler and
wns Itfefy npp(trrrt :'i| Drstriot "F>cp
uty^ as given n T<-.Umi >nal and .Re
eeption at HfeY'Fl fYr VrrfT^ "TTfdav
Jan. IK. I>t. 'Almeida i?
one. of the charter members of
T,attt;mr "Trmple and has work erf ~
hard fbr the protrre?-s of her Temple.
An appreciation was s/howh
by thr iM'.-elvi?nf !' Il'l '(ilV-VhiYr m
h<Y by-th.- Temple. Brothers an."1
uaupnUTs present made many
pleasant cncnnnvy'ny 'spewhos.
Dt. Almeida is a former Columbian,
(iamrliten t >f Mi's. ^fary L.
Hampton.
heart interest, rfmdnf??thcr ladies
while Miss Rutherford cntrser fflt ^
of tho nien'o heart* Jo .gg.^ptttcr: II
pat. L-i?
Wc wonder why Profr Williams
Is so silent? We wonder who sent
Mr. Dqnnely Jback so quickly? *
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THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF
THE SOCIETY OF KRAVK MEN !
?.. LasL*Xucsday
night atrtt o'clock i
the members of. the jociety of
Rrfivw men nio' at Allrn -1'nivei -T~
ty with their adviser, Dr. I.. M.
Daniels.
was to elect 'officers before, the
thirtieth ,?f J.anuar. which i- the
law of the coiu-titution, lr fori-,
till' officer- Were elect e<]. it
was eeilt-d that the -n~w: members
shu-ol -t*e ni;hlc- b fou- dec- 1
tion, in or )er that, they !"" n ijiht |
nave a voice m voting.. iy.it not lie' CtYlirir
ntfieer.
The club -was able tp 'aky inf
seven now members, making a to-,
tal of nineteen young meit-of the
SophGTiTOre and Juuuny^r! a e s.
All n>\v pn'mTcrs. caim- ti' in the
Sophomore class. Every one "of ,
the n<sw members was entitled b>
carry-a brick on his hip- in hi pocket
Tuesday, find if caught
without it would, cause some serious
trouble. Every man irave up
his heavy load, just before, elec-'
JLiou i'
the club was engraved upon, (very
new member that "A coward die-a_?housand
times, a britte man
dies but
At theNjjniversitv -Auditorium
Ian. .10 at 12 N._the program was
-given. ?: -Song.
A men.-a; History of th<
Society by Mr. .Joseph_iV_JlQrry
of which-he told of the aim and
'he good things the .club-has- done;
rresentauon 01 the speaker ^Oy
Mr. Edmund ~^lforson ami-then
he- tofd of the good deeds that'Dr
JlaoiioLs'lias done not only f<>y th? society
but for the school and
eommunitv at large. ' ,
In I>r. T) i ntl.l'f... i r I'.fl.n I
niinultos he .hrouirht.. ns from pri.
mative man in thought through
the Nile Valley across the desert
through Rome, across 'the Atlan
tic \v1tTf Columbus, beneath the
"soil and the water a toss, the country
by faster traveling (stoamt
and into the heavenly "spare bj
way of the more, modern thought
(the air plane.)- .
Selection by the quartet: then
the'presentation of the president'?
photo0 ?16 x 20) given by the. S<>-'
ciety by Mr. William Manee. Dr
J. C. Mcdellan/q member- of' tin
Trustee Board of'AllPn.T'niversity
then** poke in short < !' tl/' tnic
tures" hanging on the wall. ar.
Vt'Vin.f f'K'/it' num n to fAnw.tt. .. .l~ 11 -
....wv w..v,v HfVUII VV? ^WV.lVlt\ , Y-(llli
prc.senting it ta.I?residcnt Sjimn .
-on. In Mr. Simpson's short ad*
dross to the Society, and 'lie audience
he kit them "" with thithought:
"A skip is sunk. hy wha1
Tots into ft."
The Society.- brought the pfo-"
gram to a '. lose Wednesday.'night
at the College Inn wiffi a..'social
from 1>:Q0 until 2:00.- .
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY P ARIA
FOR MRSTirYTTIE I.. 1)1 t M-I T
'Given By The Lond-A-Ilaitd Club
Airs. Hattie L. Duc'kctt. Founder,
and Superintendent ul' the
Greenville Branch of the Phyllis
\Yheatley Center, was gladly surprised-Feb.
1, at 8:30 at the beautiful-and
lovely .home, of l>r. and
Mrs. E. At .G. Iluggins?oC this"
city, by?n?tnvrty-party given in
hor honor bv the I.<ond-A-Hnnd
Club,.
Tlie club desired "to show a little
appreciation for the Untiring
services rendered hy Mrs. Duckett.
There wo?e thirty-nine guvsts (nosent.
:
A short program consisting of
two vocal solos, rendered by Sirs.
Pearl Bates, a member of the cTiihReading,
MiW Mary Calhoiin.
teacher, City System: reading-.
Miss Maggie MitelidLSto-nogra}>h
?F" at the Bureau of Social- Ser-.
vice, Phyllis Wheatley.
ed Mrs. Duckett with a lovely gift
from-t-he club,? -Many gamea wvro
played, which added to the gayety
nf the affair. . .
COLUMBIA
Has qualified and is now (
under the ulan develnned
lumbia 'University and act
~ ical Assoriatiorr. Astr ynrr
_ . .
jfl BF
Losing "Love.
You can t fool the nun you i
Streamed faded o'f-,'.- :* h> -
' \ make a difference! Don t r sk u'"i
ness ?- a $1 25:'' fcol't'e' cf Ge:k~'
J?'J Lariy^se French Ha r Co'onng v. -II
bnclr that' <rfWnrrtg' jef b'ack !m{t
-? y^'; jtisl * fi-A r?:^ ;lf.
?- deafer hasn t Gedefroys, send dtrec
GODEFROY MFG. C-O.^
3506 Olivt St. " St. Louis,
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SH.V-BK- MOON CLTB
The Silver .Moon <"lub was entertaira*.
at the Ikiine ol IVIjssc.-*
liob.-rtu u'ul Myrtle Moskfy, Tu<>snay.
night .Jam ir.'th. The ni<**ting
.wa.s called to (.rdea* by "the
president, M.-s Jchnerette. After
?all -pjclmi nai .es-p visitors wen.' in-'l
troduyl: Tlyne was one new .
in1 mber, Mr. Robinson. The club'
-will .be ehtetiamed at its next.
meeting. byy Mr and Mi?.' Comnier
Webber.
There w.Il^lie a Briilire Tounuinu-nt
at the home oh Mr. and Mrs.
Wain'v .Julmson, Whaley Strc*"t,1
Feb. uUi. slTbn-J )c. by Die .SilvCr,
Moon Club.
. Tlie hostess .served u. delicious
IN M KM OKI AM
l;i -ad but 'loving remembrance
v?f <?ut dear rieuhe'r, Mrs.- Sallie
R. Fair \yho departed this life
February l',i2T.
' I -* ' *
'Kijfht years have pulsed,
Rut we uivc not forgotten,
And. never shall. '
Children: ?
Mi. (\ W. Jacobs .- . f
Mrs. Fvelyn J. Rubin sort \
?-31 i-- RiiLIl. (). Tair
Mis> Virtelle' Fair.
"May many more birthdays conrt
'o one Ave love so dearly, who is
giving untiring service to humani
t V.
- -y- ? - ;
IN MEMORIAM
tt was February !?,. 10:14,
When at nine oYTbck mv phone
rpivp * ?... -f '
And.what a - sad call it was:
My mother just pass away bv a
^sad -accident.? ?
Short v'^id -sudden was the call,
Rut it' is God f who knows thr
h o.a rfache (
lie can all niy sorrows heal.
Many ways I miss you?
You will never be forpotten,
. T miss you nioiY and more;.
My heart is full with sadness,
Yes sadness-, '^sleep on"
'Some day 'will' join you with th?v
And won't we haw a time.
The Mow-was hard, yes hard.
and sorrows.
Sleep on mother, some day,- ves
s' me' clay, ' ?I?
I ton will-he c.dl to answer thc-roll
And meet v'pu never to part "tf girt rr~
Gone Hut -.hot forgotten. 1
Mrs; Alice-Champion JMsher.
. daughter"
Miss Bar lone'h Champion,
grand-daughtoi
Is;,iah Caesar, grand-son
Thomas Champion, Jr.
THi: ROYAL SIX SPANKS
L? - I CCIvSON HI Q1.d
By Kdwafd (West) Brown
Cho-terr=bvb. 1, Oh! That Roy
d Six. Those "iris of Kinlry Hi.
:-'c-Be e-ieiig places. l:T^Ui\ after- .
not>.n..tlhe ,frirls took the field by
storm.- The .girls boat Jaeksom
High J1 to -1. Not .once were the
girls iii danger." .Luk-mn IJigh
"aih d to -Tore until the hot {our
. minut.-s of pl-iy -Que from the <
_field, and two foals fr in Chapitv j
Jackson the only 4. .The Finley |
j. g ids?made baskets from every
Bradfor ! nncLey__tho - majority?of j
?haskotsT while Welsh ma le .yn ?
basket. _Stringfellow% the midget
or word?cif \ Firil^y faded- to scorer |
One - if th/>se* Jackson foTwards 1
\v;is.| dangjfaiis^ wnh ball from |
.son HiutfTs-first came. They say"a
hatf L-.tnrt maliun ? ginni ond."
' \\"v sh;\ll -see. The Royal Six play
ed Jt'ffVrspn High in York, Fri1
DAIRIES I
lelivering Vitamin I) Milk
in and controlled by Co
epted by American Medc
doctor ?l>Ml n.?
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BRIGHTER SINCE
V8 SJRJ I ??UND THIS
NEW WAY TO
^ ' "You m o n w h d
havo nvvcr shaved
till M'lfrlr. C)(??*fin.r
...... .... i-iuv ri<^ ? k
realize how nice it is *not u. lie-,biith.
ered '"with a razor and soap??J u.-u * '
moisten a little Magic Shaving I'ow- ^
der and'srtnooth it on your face Wipe
It off and- your face is perfectly i
shaved' I'urn; an'.] phnpl.s will j, V
"too. because Magic Shaving l'owder
is antiseptic-. A 3f.c box will ' last a
aK>ng time." -".At. drugstores or direct
from Ma:uc.? Shaving l'owder?Oo.t
: Dej)t. 3S; Savannah:'<]a.
J& O K r?~77T
r~ Chevrolet Co.
ham; thk hkst? J", .
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I'sed ( ar Bargains!
si;i: th1:SI hkfOUK YOI IHIY
1 9 2 4 M A I N S t.
r7_A I s Serve You
W.WKRCY REAL, ESTATE AND
INVESTMENT CO.
SMALL LOANS __
Attractive Hornet,:
For Itgnt.? Fof' Sale
202a Tgptir SL 1'hone 23147
?S. ?S. YoungtHood, Pros.
A. S. Powe, Manager
C. 11. Stevens,
Asst.-Mgr. and Trea.s.
TLetUs' ?
lie one of the 3 that estimate on
your Home I.oari Work. ,
Artisans- Co ntr acting"
-? Company
Phones 34S7?8o3c>
?
' WHEN
OF ANY KIND SEE? ~
W. It. BOWMAN, 1523 HardV St.
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COAL SERVICE. ?
Ar-d Purest; Cleanest \ Ice
Phone" 431 \ L
H A M I LTON'S
Diamonds'& Watches
,EASY CREDIT TERMS
IfilfMAIN sr.
Open All Night?24 Hour Service
Save your nickles and dimes and
tome up to see us sojnetime
While in Columbia visit th,e
Elks' Beer Garden
> LUNCHEONETTE
11.09Vt. WASHINGTON STREET
H. Murry, Prop. " Phone B569
day, Feb.' 'S.. Watch' the Jioval
Six. Ji<nes and Hope, the jrards;
Re-id -a* el?Bowser, the centers.
Bradford and Welch, the fo'. wards
That- my fnein'y is < {The R yal
Sixl. Watch t.h>'in go j?a
The officials-: -Referee " Miss
Fi.nl, Clinton -Collefrc; Umpire,
Prof. Brown. Jackson' Hijrh.
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