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Saturday, June 1, 1935 Miss Elvira Moore of Eua Claire leftfor Brooklyn, N. Y; Saturday, * May 26, 1936, to join her sister. She will, remain for an indefinite period. Ti Dr. and Mrs.- S. J. McDonald and Mrs. S. J. McDonald, Sr;, of Sumter attended Commencement exercises of Benedict College. Mr, Bruce McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. McDonald. Dr. R. B. Frederick spent Monday and Tuesday in Raleigh, N. C. attending the annual meeting of the former internes of St. Agnes Hospital. ' Miss Marie C. Holley, student at Browning Home, Camden, S. C., passed through the city this week en route from school.v _ T E A C "H E R S ! Attending the Benedict-Allen Summer School who desire accommodations in the city write Mrs. C. O. Wakefield, 2014 Taylor St.. Columbia, S. C. Reasonable rates, half block frorii campus. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT . Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jefferson an nounoo the?marriage?of their daughter, Jessie Theresa to Phillip J. Herrin, Tuesday, April 0, 1935, -at Colombia,~S. C-. w ' . 1 * ' ' ?THANKS? The family of Mr. John H. Wait era wish to?thank?their-?many ( friends, both white and colored for their kindness shown them duritiy his illness and death. We also tJhank the Pitickney ancF ..the Johnsop and Bradley firms, for their* splendid spirit of cooperation in. conducting the funeial services. ? -. Female Help Wanted Help for Institutions?Hospitals! Everywhere. No experience nec^ essary. $50?$180 monthly. En-* close stamp. Scharf Bureau, 145ESTATE NOTICE All persons having claims, against' the estate of Carrie Goodo, -deceased', are hereby notified to. I file the same, d?uly verified, with] the undersigned, and those indebted to said estate will please make | payment likewise. j ????James "II. Goodev Executor, 1013 Pine Street,.Columbia, S. C., N. J. Frederick, Attorney. ( ?: , i IN ME MORI AM *n iuviuk memory ox our uear mother and grandmother, Mrsr-' Kate G. Hicks, who departed this I lifer iMay 31, 1034. It was th? last day of May ' iflf-f hvft'iT"' thi1 ilnv.li of day ' God sent,his death angel To take our dear mother away. With a nod of hor head ?And a very loud snore, She slept into that unknown land, Beyond the beautiful shore. I She was loyal to her father, And everybody she loved, ' But God saw wherp she was ru<od-Jul -? * - 1 _ / In that mansion lie had prepared for he'?'."above. * Sadly missed by h.-r children and grand children. IN MEMOBIAM' -> 7*- ? : In remtfmbraneo' of our dear father and husband," Mr. John Nes_ bitt, who departed this*' life May 30, 1928. r "Sleep on, dear father, , And take your rest, Lay down thy head upon the Savior's breast; We loved thee well; _ But Joww-lovHl-thoc hr.it. ... Mrs. Jane Nesbitt, Wife - _ Mrs. Daisy Stevenson, Mrs-. Edna Hall, ?T?.ra?n7?> ' va,lcj' J Ulltt,' /\T1T110, and Bena Nesbitt, . Daughters Willie Nesbitt, son. IN M KM OK/1 AM Lr> _sjd, but loving memory of our dear sister, ami wife, Mrs. An>iie iMiLls, who departed this life 1 year ago today, May 28, 1934. I've lost my soul comparsion, A life linked with my own; Day by. day, I miss you more As I walk through life allone. Her smiling face, her pleasant _ wave. x * Are a pleasure to recall, !_J She had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. Evffhs Mills, husband, Ann Ar-bor, Mich;' Edd Hartley, father, Leesville, S. .C.; Elex Hartley. _ _ b rother, Leeevi He, 9r ; George Hartley, brother, Leesville, S. C.; Jake Hartley, brother, New York % City; Bess Hartley, sister, New York City; Mary Hill, sister, Char * i;es demoisells club Mardi" le soir le vingGet-unieine dnai. Lex Ih-moLrlU In Id their weekly nieethvg at the home - of Miss Victora Watson. The Vice President called the meeting to' order and carried out a splendid program. Miss Watson's first fine ti> otl'ieiate the .neeIiig. 1 President, Mrs. Geo. Chec eboro is ill. We hope for her a speedy recover. At the conclusion of the business hour, a silver tea party was discussed and ' plans were made, During' chattering hour, the members brought out some interesting plans for the club". The hostess served chicken salad with sliced tomatoes, potato chii>, hot butter Vol Is and ice tea. Lie sort course-was Kilo with whip cream and cake. w Recent 1IM- nvir.li ..1 ihn ?f Mrs. Geo, Cheeseboro, 1311 Harden St. The hostess will entertain Lea Pe.nioisells and their guest. (Miss) Daisy Perce, Reporter THE NON fEEUILL "NEWS The young women of the. Nou Peril Social Club-met Thursday night at the home of Mi s Margar_el Harris*., at HIfi ' Hlanding St. The meeting was called to,order by the^. President. _ After devotional exercises, the minutes, of tht? last meeting were read and received. OKI and new business was discuss ed and some line points were brot out for the future. Each member responded at the roll *oa'll. We ..we.re glad to have \vttje us ;t visitor, Mr. Jfcmest The business part of the minting was dismissed. We then entered into the fun. Many games were played. Miss Margaret Harris served us a delicious repast consisted of friedchicken, macaroni, i?ic-klo, hot rolls lettuce, sliced tomatoes and may onmt'nisey fa-uit, punch, ice cream and cake, and when we thought every thing was over she then brought out peanuts and. candy. Everyone expressed themsolvesr as* having enjoyed the evtming. Next ing S'; Mrs. Margaret Harris. ? MVy-TKHV CRHAV *-? i The Mystery . Crew hold Ms weak I v meeting May. L'Tth at tie. hone1 i f Me. .t. II. Washington. 1 d-o Mcpuffii* Ave at p. m. The meeting was < pernd-dby--Hr*v.fce president. Mi-. l?oh..i-t shall \kith a sontr an 1 nrav.or. The house was openedfor discussion. Some powerful. remarks, were made.by the members of the club. Tho vice. president, M r. Reheat M-a-r-t'iaIf-ni.nl' .an e xcelleht remark. J\Ir._ Geur-W- Lrlvers.ha.v\. secretary made ajso a nice remark. The next . mee\in'fr a\ ill be held or June 3rd at th<"' heme of Mr. C.dcin Marie,. 1 .">()."> House St. The meeting adjourned after which a delicious couise was s.1 vc.l. I.CCK v HUM) SOCIAL C:LIB The President. .Mrs. Marie Senior called the meeting to orderShinO'onme was the clubs' openPHr ^,..pr ?h';:ii?n by.. Mrs. Anna (Ikufden 1 :?> verse ot St. Maik. . Prayer in", concert led I by Mrs. (':;nr.TviT Thilnnoial. Sir*/-I jn^ by club led by Mr. McDlinhl. Tills hi t UKhf-t.h. . devotional* to- a | close. The?rrrimrtes rrf t.he last I i.uii'unii}? wi'i'f rea l ami stow! upI proved. A donation wrr* taken for.Mrs.. Annie Me Daniel.* who had ix .01?ill'df pin ed l\Vu WerkWc are jrpipg a speedy recovery. Mrs. , Marie Senior, President of tire Lucky nrm Social Cluh was crowned Queen Monday night, April - 27,. ia fie Union Haptist Chuioh, havipg raiiscd the higlum. I amount of the 12 (Queens $32.1)1), j last year, Mrs. Seni< r was crowned in the same church. Wo are hoping next - ye;u-'?she will be t-ru'wHei aUo. Mis, Kennedy eajb'd , the .roll, Mrs. Julia Hampton of 1211 W^.u .it St. jwilli entei tain 4-1 Club June 1th. -We were served ieo cream, cake, jutneh and candy. P. S. Monday night, June 2, Oleic will Ik a tisli fry at _tlu home of Mi", tt'ifl Mvs\ M< Itrvnicl, The public is cordially invited, l)2f> (latent. . THK SlJtKN AI)lv S(K 1A 1. (1.111 Hello everybody I Here we are again broadcasting from Station SSS. The Social Serenade Society held its regular meeting Tlmisday, May 23, at the home of Mary JYIcUnllnngkj?1-H02 I'ine SU We were glad to have two members of the "Dames" who were Miss Sarah Hampton ond Miss- -Margaret1 Sallars. Among-the other visitors wore Jennie I.ee Moze/Mack'Simpson and Abrahanj Smith. The outstanding events' discus;secL weue our dance to be given on June 7, ond a Moonlight I'ienic at Paradise in the near -future. Among the outstanding: happenings of the evening was the resignation otf the former president, David SWatY* We were then served a delicious menu, after which we adjourned to mc-yt at the jjome of .Miss H.i tha Lee Aljisbn. Be sure to tune in next Xveek and read the place of our dance .and the time of oar Moonlight Picni<f. ~ Louise Ryal, Secretary Julius Davault, Reporter IKKV sunn I- enr-i w, / i i i? The Lucky Strike Social "Club met at the home of Miss Jchnie Rut'h Fortune..at N:.'U) o'clock." The Vice President J.ook- ch.irKo. of the meeting Ac riatl a very nict ?? ? " After whith Mr. Clyde Fortune served us punch and-cake afld we all enjoyod it- -very much. Our next meeting will be at the home of-'Mr. JajBes Thomas Tuesday higbt, May 21st. THI BACCHANT!']^ C ATI I,LION Iv . The most hilarious social affair v of the season wtif, given hot Sat surday night in the most iittracLively decorated ball 1*00111 f l'.io- a g'ressiye Lake.' ~ ' ?*? " t This alfair marked thg fifth I annual Catillitm of the Bacchantes Club, t b In tluCTftoaTrmt atmosphere of g the (-nt-ha wtiflfc locution, -amid the A nycllow lights protruding from ] Japanese Lntherns the-Judie- 1' .-- t plendent in n o 11 diseruptable d whirled over the smooth surface a to the torrid rhythm of thc.scin- s filiating, nrchvctfa of Snuokum j HusseT? I'iipsodin its?whpsv._syi)cp- .* .nation has startled the younger. I social set_of the t\V0 Carolines an i 1 other iT, :crhhnviii-j' states. \ CIracv fulIy swaying Iniuatn etahot ntftrnlt'i s u hit It s.t nthnl i/r -? Bacchante spirit their*; could be heard pleasing chat's tut I much 1 laughter. Flashing eyes, wistful facts ami dreality expression's lastcjl until, I thv- big hour'came- when all were t ordered to match toward th?' ic-. I fcctorv where thev, were served ] .1 a. 1 ill uuiiut fttyiu u niL'iiu win ui ur I vouring". r- *. 1 > This delightful evening war i elosfd with Homo Sweet Home . made audi table by the oivlusti ; ! trnd expiessed by the-feet?of the -] guests. ~ T" > ~ * 7" 1 ..The did) di.-ba' led it ill Xyvem her T'.iT" with 'thre<' graduates l.> 1 he plaeed on the honorary aolh_ 1 They are RollerV (iilliard, JiuUiita Robinson an i NelKUa Burton. : TOKTIC MEDITATIONS- 1 (By Herbert Eli Dickson) J To You Who've Helped Me Dn My Way ? "To yoti tthu'u' helped oh mt?ury_ _ way . _ . . . . Tints far, that I might < <r the day I hope 1 shall have carved ray race , Atwh...- nnil .important- place Stidh as would" stand .'the wear ITT' ?thiu\ . ' *". ' ~. ;". ' ' la any age of any clrnU;, I. can hut say, "The iuratitude . 1 1 feel-is" not a passing mood," _ If, though, I do not reach my goal 1 (By reason of my tiring soul Or that some hindrances deprive Me of my invntal stungth to ' strive) * You may Ue su re I ha T CKd ifell T pHed . " j "tn?iair,?1?pas'ii nately tried. Ishmael, the -Eccentric l... ..I! l .kM- . ' ' U) till IIUL 11 v.", ? " a- . TTjsj'iue desire to ht>lf) humanity Is .due to blameful pity, not ur - love | Of mankind nor the will of lie, . above; . , And, yet, he does not yield to < fo? li.-h fears- ' v i By pondering .his ' reasons. He- , adj.yjr.._ 1 - ' _ ' .... N'ot to? thp common feelinir that . we must Have obscure love at" heart or, ( . * even, trust - . ( Before we can be blessed. for thai. "'HI' Kia ? 1 Or do- to lu'l[>- nntrtltri^ betted 1 i\^r -J "Is not sheer pity ijinte enough : to?hoid- r ( ?' ' t At heart, instead of tonu'thir.o ; V. forced and cold si.niv fa 1 m'?fhrrrrr; Blown high and hot l?y uttering Mi.i natno^: To stir our sluggish souls? Ii j not, at. hast, " > It leaves our satisfaction less in- i en aed. I ! For with sUoh ' ]iTTy JWigltivr you ' -?. ii'ir I . ^ Conl,| i'viTgive ei.uUeh to sathf-y Tho rare desire to have sonic other life ... ( As swat as_jjurs .may .-ortn i-r I'roo from strife." -- - - Although we.l'iml that love is iml tho fi.rx.-i'. ft-ehi-nri- hts ftrmrst gt fts; Pod blrre< their source. v : . I And though die's quite or .si.meVrhat? wrong, he's won _ One half the goal by ever having done. jT*\\ AK1) ()N1-; WILLIN(i WORK KR< i i I li o " Ward . One Willing Workers* Club had a lovely Silver Tea at the home of Miss Pearl Wolf, 1816 Divine St. Sunday, Maty 26, 11)85, .The majority of the members were y pri'sen; \ '-yry I'"'" > i t "I -' Wen- \| present. Mrs. Eva Mao Moss wol ' n .come ^he..!**^^. . ,*Aliss ' Pearl g tWolf served delicious uJb tea, cake." and ea?dy. All of the members j (, really enjoyed it. Mrs. J. R. Wil' n Hams attended the clubjnceting at- ]j hgr home, 1221 Wheat St., Thais- .7 day, May 2D. The meeting was \called to order- and opened with t! the club's Kong lev! by Mrs. C. M. e Thompson. Prayer by Mrs. Eva " Mae Moss. Bible verses 'wero'k4',i motioned by Miss Pearl Wolf, sec- f; ,'ond by MUs T.iu-y. Jones. The roll fi was called and the members re- j> -ponded briefly. The receijrt of A the evohing was $4.80. ' II Closing song by Pearl Wolf, and u closing order by Mrs. < J, R. AVil-~ R hams. .> o THE ORIENTAL SOCIAL CLUB R On May 22, at 8 o'clock, the v. members of the Oriental'Club be- ~T gan~tbetr meeting. The business a *L- i- i " ui me eiuo was earned- out in the jr usual manner by our President, si We~ aVe very glad to extend pur w congratulations to our secretary, ~r Miss Julia Wpodward^rui. coniplet it inp heiveoTf<^e course this year, fi After business was attended to, wo enjoyed a delicious salad and ? sfwoet course, served by Mrs. Mar- a shall. Daneinjf' and card playir# fi were enjoyed until we adjourned tr to meet with Mrs. Roseborough on P 3 PALMETTO LEADER V'alnut Street." ?Ulc?IwJ?a-#- vixitrrntr? bli .ai ds l'ickcns,. Mr. Robert Mar boll.?n-nd?3%4-t3-:?Walter Moorei ~Thc young malum:'. "I' tin- Oiiin a I Social Club had their Intro due 01 y Ila'u-e at the home oF .Mrs 'airline Ree'vers Thursday, Apfi . The group of officers ar.d men .welcomed a selected group o 'lasts at tin- do< r. After uTuch lie Kruest Lorg play?'il the mus 'opular songs of tire soa.sMW am he couples began dancing. In tin unrig room tables 'were ])!ace( in1ca rit playing, _ , About "10:.'10, the guests wen i rA eil. fruit and cakes. Tbe. daiu* r!g~ continued?thtfo- until- ?Worm iwvet Heme played,?T.I a- |'jj owing guests tHul member- wen irosent;. Mr. and. Mr#. Cromv Vare, Mr. and Mrs. John -Hour; V-- li i im l"i i. Mr. Cert* it A. i'>ntm dr. :ttiil Mrs. i-li-nt'st AVilsn", .Mrj'er.eva Pettis, Mr. and. M rs trc iv\ n, M rs. ('ahhvell R hi n i lTj.ss"C.^TJf"1;cw I's7~Miss- I tormfrr \biier, Miss Cynthia -Monti, Mi ishniael Holley. Mr. Avery Who n;, Miss Carrie M. Lewis, Mi fornee Lee, Miss Anna C. Spanri dr. ' Albert CJoodwin, Mi-- .Civilian, Mr. Calvan l.ifeas, Mi?-. .Ma taret White, Mr. Chrisdojihe iVhile. M.ss .Maltha" Oliver. Mi 1. H. Klliot't, Mr. Itufus Saliev i.-......a. r .... m. / Kershaw, .Mr. Nod'Hines, -Mr. .h,1TTh Iloover, Mi'. WiHiam S;.run Mr. Wostly. MaiHwmi MfrtifriVg ^VofldwImTt Mr. and Mrs. T) war I'iekehs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ma iTTall. Mi?;s_ .lulia Woodward, Mi uul Mrs. Charlie Rosoburo.utf! \li- iiul Mi- D.ivid Betlua. Mis I'auliiio Rob.v''s, Mr. and ilr-. \V"; ,cr Moore, Mr. William (luf'f. * L. W. MdoiV, Rep o tt r. NOR 1 11 CHARLESTON SOCIAL MAY M K. B. ;iry The club met at the home, i Mrs. J. G, Carter. Mooting \va called "to order by our ex-pros: rlii ti f Tliii first snncr was Ii>/1 l? A. Beaufort; prayer by 11. Sim inon's; after which the nu-Vliiiir a moils after which the mecliny wa opened for: business. Quite a fei '?f"tho. member--wcrp absent. AfU* Lh,. transaction qf business Mi meetiny;.was l.rouyht 'o a ch.-e. On Satuday there Was a hi: ball gallic which was played lc ;weeii Alan Johnstone Veterans v !frrrrh?OtraTios+on?Giants. VTh limine was' very amu silly t'o ever ?The GHints defeated the Vol rans: 7-0. Serena Abraham, Reporter. - JA>OK ! - LOOK I' On May th(. 2oth, 19.3.r>, Cghin da Jr. Blue Jacket lost their 2n icanie of the season to Gadsde juick steppers Jr. by the score, t i-7. Tht. Blue Jackets will yo t Gadsden on June tftli, 19.">5.-Th {nine Saturday wa.s# featured b the pitching of "T7ejoy .Ion'es o he Quick Stepper- and the -S. T if - our Jr. - Star, J. Maple, am atehiny lioipu's yges to ouPTripl ^t. Jr., Cornell and-"the battini CM at tile hand" of W. Thompsor *. I'owndl. G. Alsfrm Would like (jo have panics wit liiynni' within a distance of 5 niits from Columbia. S. C. Boy IN M EMORIAM FIN-?Lm?1. V i Iiu-?rcmom 'l'aiico of our aluac husband am "athev. Mr. Jack Griflin. who do lartod this life one your apt day 27, 11)34. So trcmblinp, sad .farewell From . his quhm inp tins.?wrr hoard; so.-sofhe oi ds.-i;d tTio quit.... stream ' - "Was not a ripple stirred, io low was his Master's call Tha' : t rhd Tint re no h"0 ut car's; iut he?heard" the s'diiTuT of Hi; loving voice. 1_ ^lid was full oY joys, not fears,. iV 111^?F( )\ FN<r- WIPE " AN! - ? RON. _ "XL I I'll KI.TA Fit AT STAGES 'TS FIFTH ANN I'M, DE..jd:rNi:i{ or brintempr. Wednesday. May 2P. 1P35?-Tin cuntr ini ii of I ho?I?Find la 1" r;ii id it -again mi last Tuesday eyeinp when ' -they invitedtheir uosts to dance to the music of Snookums" Russell ami his Orhestra in. the'Odd Follows' Casino?Vueh notables 05 ."lack Wlanvs and his wife. Dr. Charles ('(lfi'.xm 'of Aiken. Al.i?>( ? J. Rullian, A. William HillTa brother. in ie Frat. and nunv othv.rs attendd. Each your'at comm'-'wcoment irno (ho Fi at spinvoi's siioh an af iir in owlpr to. ertertain_.jts ncnd-i ami in i? t .. m:,-. n < .. hyte brothers to tho social world. ,rcordin,g to custom Brother T. T. Outen, who was a jolly toastlaster. introduced- Brothr G. E. lobe its, who. is the Grand Rascal f order. After a few introduciry remarks hy .the Ra-oal, Bros, obert Nelson, Johnnie Fleming, avid Pughe, and Humphrey Jon > were introduceti'*ty < t>he group, 'pastr UV I'I! ih llvt nhl by guests nd old Brothers, after which the ues&s were served a delightful upper of,shrimp and potato salad rit>h .punch and strawberry in onhret .flPtylo. The rest of the evenlgwa^ spoilt in tipping thc./llight ant as tic/' This season's . afTalr? was " the est that, the Erat hds ever pulled nd congratulations- poured in rom every guest, commending the lemberg on the success of the arty. - . ; _ *? ??. \ m?- , m '. . '' . i .. uu ]; mou.n s"nu. cub l ' : _ N Th'^ Bl'JO .M kuii Ma^ li; mil biodllil - Ttu "lay?;.;r:r.t,?ivfrn?J'1. at TtTT" 4- home?tvf Mr.;,?I'Va/or Mo-tipf - ws up.onetl t'\ sinpimr cb.b'x . theme sontr, pia.vev 1ti conti'rt. 1 Scripture "lesson .by Mr>. Gertrude i Brwon. Brblu \vr. < > liv carh iiieui I bop. Then th*> iiiinulcik of- -th~ 7 InvvTTrg wi ri' n il'!. .After the t hllsi?l.>S pU!-t <>f till' llil' t !!_' till' 1 hostos's. served a r' pa.-t i f \c;tl I- elnijis, ciyanii'il po'at' e-t lettuce and toliiaioi Sj TTT TTUT u7T? ice _ tea. Wo yworc very triad to have . ipsite' a t'mv i>r i ko TTTTys ri oTu the ; Radio Social Club wfth' us. The -tiexl iiu'iliutr. will he al tlie hojue ?7 .nil- I'll- 11 11 > - Mi-'- lb-i,ili'i->o!i . Tuesday, .June 1 lbh. ' MR. AM) .MRS. ASliKR I y CMmtvyiv ib7 ri;U i .u?T New; Brookland. Thursday ev'v. eninKf. Mtyy V;J, at "'i bx k the ' patrons of Now Broukkml Uradoil I School ciitortahiod with a lowly . supiper for the teachers and their p truests at the home of Mi\~ahd ' Mrs. Ashbor Goodwin. As the .. tcui-s.ts arrived they were trreeled i... i??. uf uii' nw?w:s?.- i ik* tuning room . table was artistically arranged and every one. ex pressed t lie-in 7 ' selves as enjoying a pleasant cv"i ening. Tli<J*e present were Mr. '. -LUiu-arU- iiarrison, prineipaf; Mt?r (j Lottie Mae Lyli.es, .Mrs. . Hosa j Myers, Miss CeneVa. Caldwell,-Miss .. Annie Counts, Miss Helen Aiken, Mrs.- Ida Bull, Mr-. Franees. Cor. ley, Mrs. Ula CorTey. Mr, _0. C. Sewell, Mrs.. Kva" Caughmaiv. Mrs. [p Clara ' Caughmnn-;? Lnuua Young, Mr. and Mrs. lvli-Tia J one's Mrs.-Anna Tucker .and daughter, Beatrice, Mr. John Sillier, and son. Hiram,. Miss Ellen Weathers, arid daughter, Mr. J. \V. Corley, Jr., S- Airs, Ma i t h o- (j<?r 1 o Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sewell. Mr. 'and Mrs. llcy-waul Tones, Mr. ."Jesse Washing ton, Mr?. Cleo Goodwin and Mrs, 1 Bettie (loodwin. " i- Blv\ I'TIFCI. BRIDGE ? ? ^rvrnv-dle, Sr-<V The ehaiiiung s Miis< Margaret Sywell arranged < tabled of interesting bridge" at Her x palatial home on Anderson St. Friday. May 17tli. entertaining the v> Mystic. (Tub ami her quests.' Her pleasing personality lends' en( ehantment to any and . all alTa.irs spon-ored by li< r. Thus the. club members and particular friends " ' njoyed with gratitude her kind c hospitality. The guests.were Misses Madge Voting. MaMie Shumate. Delle Hoard. I'anline Turner, Ufith Hoi, ly, Elizabeth' Stewart, Therifsa Sewell, Ilattie CurctofV Minnesota (Jarrison;. Mc-daines Lydia Riggs, . Ethel IKmniuhs, Lula I'ayhe, Louise Stewart, Mattie TJiomas. . l" First, club prize, Miss Mariam " Withersponn; litpl, Mrs. Julia n f'ooprr; "id. Miss Allien Felde.v >f lluest prize. "Miss Pauline, Turner, o I Other club member- are Misses e Relit" ' Bright, Maggie ..Walker, v Gladys Wiiherspnon, JooHa King, f Lillie Tillman, Rcatrice Shumate. : A TTiost delicious course "of oITick en salad on crisp lettuce, sand' - wiches, .saltiness, iced tea, nuts and .candies, was served. Lovely radio ?.; miif ie tii'u'd lbc air. i l "Bridsto"?Beautiful Ayuin '' The delightful Miss Mattic Men* y.on and Mcs^JSam-..Ellen Brooks s entertained a number of bridge; i players- in their exquisite home 'on J lircen Ave., May 18th; Saturday. I After the first two moves there j \\yis no cluinyinjr of partners. A'o .lobe at any tithe moved-from liis _ I lenticular table save-an cxehan pe | of -eats. :ihat added jj;really To" } i he novelty of the party. ( i. The. puests were Misses Lillian -?h'isln-r. Mamie? Sh.umale. 1 lattie ('in i ' 1?"' >'?llntli, y.?Btt-?Bobbs, Florence Lykes, Mac Logan, Alice Folder'. .hA'Ua Kitnr. Maggie Wals ]g.r,(iki'iiys and Mai_ian >\Yjther "ponn. ' LiHTe Tr|IiimrS-. Beatrice" * Shumate, Mar carets. well, Delle HoWard. B.dlo n.-d-hf M: (ftirrisnh;- nies .1 nlia\ Cooper', Ethel lYrc'.val. Mar ftp. Ei.-dier Lydia Biggs, Tv^H-nr-T+rivi-;, Kflii'l L>em5 nums, I.urleen Smith1, Lydia Wilt -liams. Moo Clark,?Pratr! Bates, S. Young. .Matv t'uretpn. Hattic rF)a<!gvr. I .a ;ra .Cooper, O. Smith", ^ Mildred MrCIan i>: ~J~ 1st prize. linen Bridge silt, Miss .Belle Bright; 2iv<r prize, kitchen > towel, .Miss Marian Witherspoon; lo\y score, .'5 pot holders. Mrs. Lydia Biggs. Scores were marked by Mrs'. J. Chappelle.- An. v\tremedy aPPOtiz, ing service ol' cleans nifnts glo-n-~ het't niul.nr.cream was enjoyed. 'Five two young ladies who entertained arc indeed ^harming-hos* Srifl'KISK PARTY On Mo'aiay n+ght. .May 28, a -a! prise party was giveh at the ..otm <>.' Mr. a' tl M-.'-. Dvan, in honor i f th' ir d aughter Essie. Amortg tfv p!v>< nt were: Misses iltjen Cannon, Edith Clifton. Em?> ?.-* I.' 1. .? T >..?!- *? 1 -* ** 1 I.i i\yi>i.n?, ixuvii ourii'y, .neien Burl^y -A-iia W"IleUn Tav1'it BliU'k well,. Saniu?l Blackwfl'.,- U'ahe-n Mr-" Kin, John (.'raft, \V. Iter l>can^ Jr., T hennas lie va'. Joe ( ounts. At 10:"0 P. M. a dclieioi'i* cmirjc of ice iTi'iuii and cake \v;i,? ferv-yd. At 11 1'. M. all left and they all1 COLUMBH - ? A. Has ([iiallfii'd ant! i>Tnow i under the plan developed Jgnrbia University and ac ical Association. Ask you ? s ' ? 1 * ' . .'VfctriE -v ' ' <1 * ? _? . IN MEMORIAM _1 1 I In mCftiory of~g~tovmg mmband,--a ^brother and father who ua one t We miss you more than word* ^ can tell, Vft wb are satisfied that you are well, t In a land where God and angelo .dwell, We shall meet you s(ime day And There will be no words of fare- ? well. : tju 1 Mrs. Phyllis Hightower, wife 11:others, Sisters and. children. THE BLOCK "B" CLUB ^ . o The Block "B"'Club of Bene- 1 1 ii c, n. ^L.-aliliiw'UTlmVOV?. hS^rx a very rough road to travel, hai? been carried through a very sue- & eessful. season under the auspice "f Mr. W. SmikitL--, President of the- 1H3.4-35 season. The club began the past season with only 13 active members. Mr. Simkins, , with the aid of Mr. W. Covington, Vice-President.; A. Harden, See.; B. McDonald, Asst.* Sec.; P. Woh- r thy. T.reas,; J. Moetze, Reporter, G. Simkins, W. Dean, J: Stiiith, A.Walker, S. Maddox, 1). Woodson, and W Hill has increased the ,.f *U" -.l.-t- ^ A- ^ ...?? u-i Liu: .ntn> m? ight. The new members are as follow:* B. Cook, I. D. Palm;??:? McDonald, J. Bonaparte, P. Johnson, Z. Embry, J. Hopkins, G. Ker 1 shaW, L._Slu-llua, J. Q. Davidson~~ 11. Lee', H. Kinard, R. Nelson, S. _ ' ai.-on and Miss R. Gordon. On the night of May 24, 1025, the elub celebrated.the closing of the 1'.124-25 season with its annual '.'Hop." The affair was held at the College Inn, which was light taLLwiLh lilno. lights-that glistened like the moon on the evening gowns ' - . .1' 1 hi- bountiful niimsek that wwn present. ? *?;? A routine of" refreshments was served while music was beinjg rendered* by Mro "Sty" Garrick. ^jiaqULUxr.!* elected for the seaI). Woodson, Pres.; W. Dean, V. Pres.; I. D. Palm, Sec.; J. MeetS<n \ ? O -? . o ? ' ? oi'iii o. .uauuox, rreas.; andr B.' Cook, Reporter. We were very sorry that Mr. W. Cov-ingtott was unable t? be with us ??ji the might of May 24, 1935. ( I.AIM.IN CLOSES, SEASON 8 WITH VICTORY OVER Indu 'trial, Ga. 'Ill thelb ' last baseball (fame of the season the Claflin Panthers came through sue ccssfully to take a 10-1 victory .from Georgia State here last Saturday and to add a fourth conference championship to their collection already including the football, basketball and track. titles. The game up to the seventh inn ing was a sustained pitching feud ^ betwi. n Simpson of Claflin and , Phillips of Georgia State. At ' his point Phillips weakened under -the grind, and the heavy Claflin sluggers playing havoc with his > pitching, hurriedly bagged ten y runs in- three innings. Simpson, "The Iron M?in," held-r his own throughout the nine innings, and ( '' a's . he-sang. Jhis swan song on the ? motul for his Alma Mater, this " veteran hurler allowed the Georgi ans Only one ruri. Knight initiated" the seventh inn .ing by singling to left field. ' Be- * fore the rally could' be curtailed 1 .tin entire Claflin teaip had a trial , at,the bat, and all but two had . scored. Another, run in the eighth which Georgia State, was able to . . match made the^ score 8-1. Claf- ' lin wound up the scoring With Wo runs in the ninth. ^ 'Claflin ha a won 8 out, of- 11 g scheduled games. The next clos" . -t contender is S. c. state college * who won 5 out of 7 games. v The RECORD Claflin1 11 T. Allen 72" TTlaflin 8 __ Morris 2 Claflin '2 ... -3. .Harbison 1 Claflin G Allen 7 Claflin 12 .... ,.S. C. State. 7 Claflin 10 __ S. C. State 14 I Claflin 8 .. . Ga. State 6 Claflin 1 Benedict O (Forfeiture ) \ Claflin"7 .. . .Morris 1U ~~ Claflin 8' S. C. State 2 (Exhibition) s Claflin J, C. Smith' (Rain) Claflin -2G ... . Harbison 3 i Claflin 10 .. Ga. State 1 J Total - i ' ] Claflin 101) ... Oppontentg 55 < i Kenneth H. Moore ^ LEEVY SCHOOL NEWS. rn the1 aftetnoon of Tuesday June 4th from 4 o'clock until 6 will be visitation day at school. Sewing and handicraft made by pupils of the third and fourth grades will be exhibited. At 6 o'clock Rgv. S. "H. Lewis, pastor T>X4U~t A H * ' ? u! m-mvi sy.ji.rj. en-urcn Will ad- I dress the P.T.A. Supervisor John- I ?on "will respond. At 6 o'clock the children will wind the Maypoleu The pubic la cordially invited to be present. The officers and members of the P.T.At .have worked very faithfulH reported a pleasant afternoon. \ In a few days lassie will leave . for New York City. We ail hope she will have a pleasant summer. Lillian Dean I DAIRIES I. delivering Vitamin D Milk ? 8 ii^ and controlled by Co- - ? cepted by American Med- f r doctor about it. H ? ll" , . * y to help the Quite a lumber of gwmentwr were made ind given the- needy children. Wft ^ .ake this opportunity to thank tjre^thfcbSha^ainLbe.r class. for _ he sewing they did for" us. $11.36 vorth of supplementary readers -~~ rere bought- Prizes fur the classes * hat grot out the largest number if parents and friends t(? the nonthly meetings were also giren. > The annual picnic will be riven as usual. The-tune-" a 11" cl . dace will be decided upon* later. MADAM PKTKR'S Hair Grower '2or Diseased Scjflp?Gives Life & teauty. BEST GlU)\VKlt?apply mce a week?PRICK 3">c. - . . 906 Bla^ndinv^St^ ^^hingl"" St" USE HAIRLONGER A Wonderful Hair Grow^j* Is just-what its name implies, dakee the hair gTOw long and ull. Allays gray hair and baldless andspromotes a beautiful bob. Trice 25 Cents Made by, ALSIE P. WYNNE, Clinton College, Rock Hill, S. C. WHILE IN NEW YORK .1 STOP AT WOODSIDE _ V -HOTEL The Finest Colored Hotel . - in Harlem 2424:7th Ave. at 142nd St. New York, New York AUDI" BON 3-2400 Join A Live Order! The United Sons of Abraham ?AND? 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