The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 13, 1935, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, April 13,. 1935
M'rs. Artless Grace lias returned
? . to New York City to join her
ih us band., Mr. Willie Grace after
- ^pending the winter with her
mother, Mrs. Bessie .Moowah in
" Ridge* wood.
T : Mre B. A. Everett and twins
i accompanied by Miss. Mary Cook
left Thursday for Florida to .spend
4 weeks.
Mrs. Bessie Greenwood of New
-^bcOn^o'fy V'S't0tI 'll father, Rev.
sisters, JiIi^^M^-Mr--4sK41 lumbia,
S". G. Mi's. Thomeserta
'Wilks aiul Mrs. .Sallie I. Harden
of Chester, S. G.. and ma?y relatives
and friends. Thev were all
glad to see her she will return t<>
her. home on April Gth.'
Miss Annie Ncsbitt spent last
week-end in HTu'tsviHu visiting
r her sister,' Miss Bona Nesbitt. She
is Jeavmg _ior WufcerhUry, Conn.
April 10, Miss NeJsbitt taught
in Dillon, S:?Gr---She?reports a
tine sehool- session.
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M A R It I Ad K A NNO l; N ( KM KN T
# * Mr. and Mrs. Wn*. D. .Jackson
. announc&s the marriage <> ' llu'iir
daughter,?Ho. el I a ftp Mr. Marion "
. Ronton, formerly?llC Silvan liil'll, ?
Ga. but now of'Cola, S.'C.
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MARRIAGE ANNOCNt EMENT.
^ Mrs. Ilattie Muye Pratt announces
the marriage of her daugh
te.r, Gladys Ju/iia Andehson to Mr.
Oscar Henry Round' ree.. Monday,
Api-iL 1st, U*3T>, 'Philadelphia. Pu. "
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RIRT1 \ AN NO I'M 'EM ENT
*' Mr. and Mrs.. James I\. Afgyle
'announce of a fin]' baby"
boy on March i, 11>.'?.r>. Mo'ii r
and baby are doing fine. a
NOTICE
All members of M. M. C. S. Post
No. 4, ;tfe~feqbested .to ~ Tneot" at'
the home of Mrs.. Miatihla Griffin,
Ileidt St., Sunday afternoon, 5 o'clock.
Business, of importance.
V. James Woodbury, Commander
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NOTICE
The Christian Home Burial Aid
Society, District No. 2, will meet
with : lodge No;'l.W ;>t" Rock Hill,
~S. C.","'Saturday', April^2i)tIt, 1 tkllj.
The principal address will he delivered
by our gran a - secretary.
Prof. W. R. "Bowman, of Columbia.
The grand president, Mr.-. Maria i
Burton of Greenville will attend
. ' order in good standing are welcome.
Come prepared to take The
Palmetto Loader.
Rev. L. F. Sanders, Dist. PresT
G. L. Worthy, V-Presr?
- \Yre.stk-y Emerson. Sec,
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Estate Notice
All persons having Maims a;
- gainst the estate of Sarah Mat
nn.-tv.-i, uecousvu, arc nrreoy noli-I
TZ fitd to t'Uc the same. (Inly veri- '
fied, with the . undersigned, and
pilose indebted to said estate will1
please make ' payment "likewise.
T~" J~. b. Denlcy, Kxeeutor,
J22!) Washington t _
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BAOCHANTES i
The club iftet-Wednesday evening1
at six thirty with Miss Beatrice |
i Tt sines and Miss Mary Olnistead at <
their home on Washington St. The ]
meeting was-called to order by the \
president. We had a very interesting
discussion of some--import- ;
ant matters. This being a Wednes- .>
^ day evening a fe.w of the members <
had to hurry after the business ->
part of the prom-am was over AI
this mee+; -Tg the hostess served a
1 TTeTTiTo r VAnkrJt We rol ioiirruvl t
after a pleasantr evening m~-meet ]
' ? with Mr.Jtnbi'l I'fMlll.iKil lllld Ml1. Walter
Dt. Dean at the hqme of 1
-Mr. Dean on the._next nueting (
date. ' . i.1 s
' DIE TUREN RRU-DER ( I.l It l
The club fnet at. thc> home of
Mr. Cole.y Washington. Monday
* night. April 8 th, 19.15. The nWt-"ing
was opened wi<h prayer by the
president, Mr. Kinard. The I>irsiness
part of the meeting was tak1' 1
'^Vi up. A very interesting pro- '
j gram was arranged for the next '
i meeting. Hope all the members ;
wil. be present. Then the meet- '
t ing -\yas turned over to card playe
t igffr which lasted a while. Every '
V, one adjourned expressing . enjoy- l
ment during the evenings The.
jT u next meeting will he held at M. *
Herbert Kinard, App. 15, 1935. f
Moses Hunter, Reporter.
f-J ' CLAIRE DE LA LUNE.
, The Claire De La Lune Club j
k * fnet Tuesday afternoon nt t n <?
P home of Mrs.'Cornelia White. Af- ?
t ter the ulsual business session the i
hostess served a deHciows .repast?
1 The next meeting' will bo __ with f
Mrs. Alberta Gary. - c
(Mrs.) Catherine Tayl>r, J
JEiu, B^r^r. 1
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THE UTKV KIKI)
SOCIAI, CU B
The club "it's regular Weekly
meeting at tin hoiiVo of Mr. and
St.. atits 11 s 11 - 11 hopr, X-.'tO oVlnfW _
the president, Mrs. St^nior, called
the meeting to order, after which
"he chaplain, ^H's. McCoy took
charge. Shinfr-?v^me, ;J-\vill Ttot
be removed, ivere club songs;
Scripture lessons 41 chapter of
St. John 1:11; prayer in concert
led by Mrs. Annie Porter. Th^sbrought;
our devoetional services'
to ? close. Our next meeting will
he at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill McCoy, 1-121 Whaley St., April
10. We were served punch and
cake, after which we all enjoped
purselves. April 15, there will, he
a oyster .supper at the home of
.Mrs. Mamie Coleman, 1222 (late
St. The public is cordially invited.
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THE .SOCIAL SERENADE
. SOCIETY
We met at the home of our three
numbers on 1011 Oak St., last
Thursday evening at 8:00 p. nr.
with our president, E. I). Ellington
Smalls in charge. The Constitution
which was made out on
Aiwil 1 a 1... ...v?OK-... ?i
??!' ?* ipv, uty but' |Jt V7MUCIIL, ailU
his appointecl cabinet was present
ed and discussed by the president.
He gave each member the privilege
to criticize, and give . reason
for his criticism when necessary.
This constitution way, approved
of by the organization as a" whole.
We gained one new member Mr.
Perry Romeo Austin. _v '
iless dbt ussion we pjayed games'
'and'danced by the beautiful rytlim
of. the radio until lb p.; nl. -Aft or
hh'Iiieh?hi1 adjourned T7> meet on"
Anril- lll.h_al.UOX Wolnnt Struct, r
BIRDS- OF PA It A DISK >S( )CI A I.
CLUB.
... The club nu't at " M r. Malachi
Watson's hohie April nth 13X1
Gadsden street. -The meeting was
called to 'order by the president
at S "o'clock ind wa'~ Very 'iirn"-'TuTTyT;
u ricd out* .After the meet I
ing, the, members were served with
potato salad ' on lettuce,minced
ham, pimento cheese san^viches,
deviled' torigug, sanchyiehcs, sal-tir.i's
an<l hot ihninlito an Japanese
plates.
Eddie Webber, Reporter.
CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. 47
F. & A. M. CONTRIBUTES TO
.1 AGGERS OLD FOLK'S HOME
At the last, mooting- of Capital
City Lodge No. 47, F. & A. M. the
Lodge donated $2.00 to the Jag,?
rw.l TA ~ 11 - ? - - TT -f 1
Vvl> V/M1 *M)1K IIOIUU HIT XtJOCl.
The- homr j^dj.Tdlyiliirneotr "of assistance
* and every Master MasOn
is urged U> lend their support to
this worthy institution. ?
K. C. McClelmne Treas.
IlKNEDfCT COLLEGE PREEASTER
SERVICE.
Pro-Easter Service will be had
at. Benedict College Thursday nite
April 18th. at 7:.10 in Antisdcl cha
pel. Special -Music will be render-'
ed by the College choir of which
TTnl". S. I.ouis Firrtcy, Jr., is direct
nr. The. public is cordially invited
to attend1.
RADIO NEWS
The idio Social Club met at
the ' home of Mr. Roland Harris,
Tuesday. April 9. Meeting1 was
rpened in their regular manner
with the president presiding.
lfil-d;o-h.o Oh yea fits so; Get
yimi-?print?drosses and?overalls '
and attend-our farmers' ball which
"witl be held nt Tr1 Odd Fellows "
Hall. Friday, April 19, 19.15. Admission
28c. Snaokum Russell
and his orchestra will be there in
form so don't forget to bring your
I'rknd along;?-?
Mr -Ti>h ii Johnson an.l Mn Wd ' -
ton Williams will attcful the Cin?adiM-s
Bridge Tournament next
month to represent our club.
Mr. ]{>oscoe Jadcsoti i\id ^fr.
Francis "Smith will attend a dehate
given by the Twilight Social
Club as representatives of the
Radio. We'wish to thank both of
liese clubs for their invitation?
Meeting was closed by Mr. Harris.
Salmon salad on lettuce leaves,
duffed olives, ice tea, crackers,
levil eggs, sliced pineapple, cake
tind candy were served bV Miss
ind Mrs. Margaret Hands
he members were joined by Mrs.
nargaTet Harris, M!rs..B>Ciieil'Lave!
vrrs. Man' Etta Wilson, Mrs. Tluline
Walker and Miss Bessie Lip?oy.
Next meeting wilt be held at
[.he, home of Mr. George Felder.
J. W. Johnson, Reporter.
THE MYWTF.ltV GREW
The Mystery Gj*e\y held its ...
veekly meeting Monday night, oh
April 8th at the home of Mr.
vujus rialiy, i;juy* Liberty Hill
\ve. The club members were, call- 1
kd to order byy the presidnt, Mr. 1
rVefjtly R. Marvgum. Mooting wan
rpened with the Lord's prayer. Hon
"the club's treasurer.Mr. .1. \
I. Washingtprf ami Mr. George K.
Toff. The Huey I/ong of the club
started the water boiling by diis- ;
ussing real facts and you should ]
i;ive been a truest on that nig'ht
rrrd you would have enjoyed your- '
elf. After the discussion -the
lub went to the next room to en
oy a delightful course. - <
The meeting was dlisniissed1 at
1:20 p. nv. with everyone express- i
ng themselves as having had a *
fory 'nice time?and also looking ~
orward to be present at the home
if Mr. Robert Marshall on 1307 1
dcDuffie flext Monday. vhigtit April <
[ftth . . X ; .j
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ONR WILDING WORK-"".
?ING CWB "
The club met at the home of
St., TuT-sday, April 9, with the
Madam?president?presiding. ~Thu
meeting was called to order by the
o-pened with the club song led by
Miss. Rcar-rWolf. Prayer by Mrs.
Minnie Thomas. Beautiful .B-ible
verses were heard by all of the
members. The minutes were read,
motion by Mrs. Crasie Ma. Thompson.
The roll was called; the
members responded briefly; the receipt
of the evening $4.55., Mrs.
J..R. Williams led the closing order.
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MANHATTAN SOClXl. CLI'B
The club held its usual meeting
at the home of M>^John Sligh,
1317 Pulaski St., Tuesday night,
April D. The meeting was called
to order at S? o'clock, by the chap
A. y-ouatg, opening
song led by Mrs. Gcorgi aT. Edmonds;"
prayer by The chaplain;
another song Mi's. Louise Metz;
Scripture reading, . Mrs. Dolly
Smith; each member recited Bible
veises, beginning ^vit hthe litter
"L". The meeting.. was. turned
over" to thu president, old and new
business were discussed. The min
utes read, and received. Thg,.clubappointed
two as sick committee,
Mj*s. Leila Scott,-Mrs. Florine "Williams.
We were, sorry to hear of
the death of our former Sec., Mrs.
Adair'.Jones. We express our deepest
sympathy to the. family.
:?The receipt, for the evening *wits
-$5.U5. The" hostess served a dei-.
cous course of ice. cream and cake.
"We adjourned to meet next Tuesda.v
nile a' the home, <?t Mrs. Anuie
Walker. N<>. Railroad Ave:
All members please be on time.
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TilK >jlLVKK STAR
SUClflL CLUB
The SLlvei Star Social Club met,
at the residence of Mrs. - Isubell1'
Jones Wedni -day ni)>ht April :t:
. The meeting \v..
order by the President, Mrs.
('. Green. Tli- devotional service
was carried suit after which old
and new business were discussed.
We had respectable visitors.. We
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them, .and hope tihey will be with
tis again sioxufe
A""To7irso of cake, jelIt) cherries
and also pTiit* apple juice" was s"rv.
-ud, which we all enjoyed.
Mrs. Smith, Reporter
CARD OF THANKS
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r . The family of the late Alexander
'Caliiry acknowledge with grateful
appreciation the. kind expression
of sympathy and for the many flor
al designs. .
Mrs. Luvenin Caliiry, mother
? Miss Lizzie M," Calury, sister
Eddie and Wade. Calury, brothers.
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SPARTANBl iivi SOCIAL NEWS
Miss Alt him Andjerifcu :entertaiitod
at her home on Spring St.,
I lie Bucilla Art nn.l Si>' i ' 1 <"lnh
The meeting opened \vith the Presi
dent, presiding. One half hour
was enjoyed in serving and ctocboi
ing by the members, after which
several hands of Bridge were played.
High score for club, Mrs. Turner,
Low score, Miss B. L.?Rivers.
Ciuest, Mrs. Hudson L. Barksdale.
The hostess served a delicious
luncheon. The club adjourned
to meet with Miss F. M. Foster
K. 11*airy Sti? :
The BuC'illa Club was entertained
at the residence, of Mis,s p\ M.
Foster, F.. Henry Street. The regu
lar l-outene of business wiu cur. 1
ri^-d out, after which theh ostess
served. a delicious repast. Tjie
hpstoss mother, Mrs. Ada B.
Foster came into the meeting and
gave some very timely re-marks.
M iss Mabel Foster, JS. Liberty St. I
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A Delightful Party
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Tucker, 501 Rice Street was
the scene of a delightful party
last Monday night, given in honor
of Mr. Leroy Tucker.
The spacious living and .dining
rooms were beautifully decorated
with spring flowers.
As the guests departed all ex~
pressed themselves as having
.- pent an enjoyable evening.
Mr. Tucker received, many useful
V" cents. 1
SCRPRlSE PARTY
tcss to a lovely surprise birthday
party given in honor of her husband,
Mr.. Peter'Anderson at their
home, ,2320 Senate St., on Thursday
afternoon, Man, 28, 1935. The
invited guests arrived at 8:30 o'clock.
Mr. T. Lowman asked Mr.
Anderson to take him pop calling.
Mr.VAnderson to 1>q back at 9 p.
pi. to ?take jyirs .Anderson to tho
nmYvies, when they arrived the
lights were turned on. The group
yelled surprise, lie was greatly
surprised. A delicious menu was
served, grape fruit, cock tails and
salted nuts, consisting of chicken
salad, on lettuce, cake and? i?eriream
and after dinner > mints.
There attending the patty wuie: ~
Misses Georgie Wliitaker, Carrie
Stevenson. Georgia Valentine, Ammie
Hardy. Mr. T. lowman, L.
Harris, A. Smith, Mr. ahcLMrs. 2.
Tn,.ln. AT.. 1 AT O
i?v>i\/it in i ? oitu o. viuuuaun,
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hines, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Jenkins, Mrs. G; Best. The"
^ut-of-town guests were: Misses
E. House, Emma Harris, Willie
House, Prof. J. Anderson, Mr. J. >
House, of Eaatdver; Miss Ollia Hnust
A student of A. U.
The gilfcsts amused *themsflves
playing bridge and whist". Every
:>ne expressed themselves as spend
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
fiJIANITEYILLE MONARCHSTRIUMPH
OVER HAINES PN
OPENER 2-0.
?The Gi^mtc\4He ~ MonaTchs ~oflicially
ushered base ball into the
depoated Tutt's Haines_ Tigers at
-Graniteville -2-0. \ Fred??Davis.
Monarch speed ball ace held the
Haines bunch to 4 hits while his
-team mates got 7 off of ' Cokes,
Haines moundsman.
Because of rain the game was
scheduled to last only* 7 innings.
Monarchs are under the C. C. S.
Hank Jones' direction. They meet
Allen University at Granitevi'.le,
S. C., April 13? Saturday 4 p. m.
Bbv SCOl'T PROGRAM REVIVED.
T. J. Hanberry Appointed District
Commissioner.
The Boy Scouts of America is
a noble organization with hiyh . iUeais,
to which every boy or^cout
ing age should- belong. The Boy
Scouts of Anierica is one, of the
three organizations chartered directly
by Congress. The Pxesident
of the United "States is automatically
the honorary president
of the organization. The news
comes to us that Prof. Tr JrTIanberry,
whp i? the head of the de*.
-part mcnti of - Natural Science at.
Rnnlf'PV Wnuhincrf rvr? TIio?K cnhJ.,.1 I
.. ~r
has been appointed by the National?
office in New York, as district coin
inissioner. Such an appointment
is justly,vdeserveU--4>y Prof.'jHanhcMryv
IT<r is a pioneer anions Ne-gr<?
Biy Scouts Sn South Carolina
being the first Negi'o Scout Master
in the Palmetto State. Prof.
M. A. Eritzminger was lib rthl'o I
"assistant. . The original troop was
No. AO. sponsored by Booker Washington
High school.' Prof. Hanberry
is well qualified from t h o
standpoint ^of training in Scoutwork,
haying had the "training
course offered at Hampton frtstu:
tute by M}*. Stanley Harris, National
'Scout - Executive. Prof"
IIanberry has been connected with
the tOluiiTT/ia School system several
years. lie has received a Mas
tor of'Science degree from one of
tlU' leading "big Ten'1 universitics
and' has done considerable work on
his doctor's degrbe.
The Boy Scout' Program should
I go forward in a big-way in Columbia.
District Cimmissoner Han.
berry says: "It is the hope and
sincere desire that^ every- cluirebuild
similar prganizations that
may-sponsor a. troop yvill begin to
organize as soon as possible:" ^
There are two troops in the city
a' present, one at Wavpfley school
cvith Mr. Edward) Sweat as Scout
Master, and one at Booker Washington
headed by Mr. J. F. Potts.
Wdio will be-the next to -organize ?
IN MKMORIAM
A tokfcn of love, to the memory
of my idear. mother,
Eugenia E. Allen, who entered
into rest Ihree years ago,
April 12. . ..
I saw you fading like ^ flower
But could not make you Stay
I nursed you with every tender
kindness
Until you were called away.
Loving Daughter, '
Osseola E. Allen.
IN MKMORIAM
In sad but loving memory of
our husbaijiL^jjii--- fa*4j?t?;>- Rufus
Willidm ^VOTstreet. who departed
this.life April lfl, 19.14
It.seems to be less than one year,
since
We did profusely shed tears,
Because from us you took leave.,
And left our hearts to pine and
grieve. .
Yli? -1S.1 ih..
yy^x: uiu IIU* MIVI? uir |)uii^ jrvu
bore,
We did not see you die.
Wo only know you passed away
by the! hands of a cruel man,
Without trie word "good-bye."
What happy day.vSve once enjoyed
When we we're all together,
But, oh how changed it all is now, .
Since 'y?u have gone forever.
May your soul' rest in peace.
Wife, Rosa E. Overfetreet
Daughters,?Anna L. Over-?^street,
Mtrttie?E*?Ovorstroet Clara
Belle Senior.
Son-in-law, Ollio A?Senior. 1_
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Lonely Nights
v
Love dies with the coming of j
streaked, iron-burnt hair?because
lives on beJuty. Be beautiful, have I
luxuriant coal-black hair. Use Godefi
Larieuse French' Hair Coloring, natioi
V known for marvelous results.?Be y
younger. ?{> loved. If your dealer hi
Godefroy's send $1.25 direct to
GODEFROY MFG CO.-1
3506 Olive St. St. Louis, M
_ALLKN UXJ-V-KRHfTT TTTriTTVT^I
INC, TEAMS WIN FROM MO|{. i
RIS BROWN.
The debating tepms of Allen. '
University w?n both sides of a '*
dual debute with Morris Brown '
University of Atlanta* (la. on a
subject ?>f international restric*
tion in the shijnnent of amis and
inunitious. The affirmative and ..
negative teams of Allen were awardevl
an unanamioue decision in
Columbia and Atlanta.
Those representing Allen at
Atlant were'Irvin James, William 1
Martin and ' Juanita Robinson. V
Atlanta was represented at Allen
by Blanton Blaok and' Guard Ses- ~rsions.
Winsel Jacques ahd Willie '
Fred Harrison maintained the af- '
firmative while Eugene Bowling 1
was the alternate' for Allen.
The judges for the loeaJ debute
were Professor '"C. A. Johnson, Attorney
N. J. Frederick and 1'ro-fegaor
J. IT. Whiumnut.
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i'l'MV* ,v at tut- c*kjkj * v.* naim u rtnuuii (|
The girls were real sports and 5
each played her part wjtM vim.
TheL__jriiripeiiluus-?guarding of r
"Crawford "tmd "James" over'their |<
opponents caused the swift for- Ij
wards "and "Greene" to p
_m?ke almost perfost baskets. The f
dashing centers were, always alert i '
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COLUMBIA
Has qualified and is now del
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lumhia University and accej
iral Assiii'inlinn. A^k
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lov.; iyutuli numii
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French HAII
? you# deal
and know just what to <Jo with
Jjjj?hall, ihey were Hopkins juid
Ior.es.r-t
>t?i?*i players were: Rosa Leo
f?\an>, Louise Floyd, Omega Fas 11.
Julia Owens.
Only two games were lost out
qtlie number played.
< ONTEST IN SPELLING
Howard School Parent-Teachrs
TV^>oeiation will meet_-Mondiay
'."iApr.I 15th, at 8 o'clock in
h school building. At this meet:
i t'tli class will have its
liniination contest in spelling,
'a rents are. urged to be present .
rirrress thi> contest: Delegates to
he State Parent- Teachers A*sviation
will make their report at
hi- meeting.' .
'in IMS W1IEATLEY BRANCH
Y. \V. C. A..-..,
i no iogular monthly meeting of
he Y,. W. C. A. was (held at the
milling, March 28th, atJLliO p. m.
lie committee of Management
oinplctod plans for a silver tea to
ie given .at the Branch this Sunay
afternoon, Aprl 14th, from
to 7:30. . '
Harbison College Glee Club will
under the program and some other
>eal talent. The pubic is cordiair.
invited to come out. We're e?le^ially
asking all members and
rlenas who are interested in the
association To please be presonrt.?
'yti .
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THE YOUNG MEN'-S. BENEVOLENT
AND ADVANCEMENT
LEAGUE
On Thursday night, May 4, 1936,
0. ? meeting wu called to order
by the president, Mr-WJK^tiagaulL
From them on the regular
proceetfure was carried out.
The League had some very important
business to transact. After
the transaction of -the business we
had two men to join the League.
They were Mr. William Thompson
and Mr. Robert Anderson.
They were sworn in by the President.
This League gave a beautiful"
wreath to the Venson family for
he decoration <>f Mr."Charles'H.
Venson's remains, which was laid r
to rest Sunday, March 31. -<
Again if anyone desire to b?veome
a member of this League,
may consult any of the following
members: H. Myers, X. C.. Mc. .?
Daniels, T. Humiphra, W. Wataun, .
T. Hampton, W. Robinson, J. A.
Johnson and Mr. Mangum. League's
office 1119-2 Washington
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