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1 Saturday, July 13, 1935 Mrs. Susie Mixon, has returned to the city, tffter spending three weeks in Norfolk, Va. and Baltimore, Md. She reports a pleasant J trip. Mr. Pinckney E. Bateo, formerly jl o$ Little Mountain and Columbia, JL S. C. spent a few days in the ! South visiting relatives ana ! friends. While in the City he was t*16 guest of Mrs. E. R. Bates. Miss Gussic Davoll, formerly of Hi this city now Mrs. R. R. Watkins, of Jacksonville, Fla., is Spending H some time here with her relatives I 'and friends. I . Miss Sallie B. Davoll left on I lust" SufidAv fur -hk'W York. She is the house guest of her cousin, R Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gayden. We [ .hope her-a very pleasUnt' stay. Miss Susanna Johnson.-' the neice of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brunspn left Monday afternoon, July 1, 11)35, for Lookout Mountain, Tenn., where she will spend the summer with her *t?nele and aunt Mr. Curnie Wavley and Mrs. I Lueile Brogdon. ^Mrs. Richie Green Miller and I little flon^ Websffer. Jr. left the I city last Wednesday for their home in New York City after spending a month with their parents, Br. and Mrs. Walter Green, J3b3 Oak St. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walsh and 'Mrs. Mary Ella Garrett motcr?d from Philadelphia, Fa. to Ldgefield. They arrived on the 4th of July. . . ' They were accompanied from Columbia, S. C. -with Mrs. GarR Arett's daughter, Miss Earline E. S[. Garrett. Mrs. Garrett is visiting f her mother, Mrs. Nancy Brunsom. j .-.Relatives and friends of Mrs. Claude Kitchen regret to .learn ? i.i?i. _i: . . . - t- wiav-sne-re~a jmtient at the John^ ,/ Hopkins Hospital, preparatory to t . under going an operation. Mrs. ?' Kitchen was formerly Miss Hanj nah Randolph, a teacher in the , public sehojal system of this city. . Ms. Alberta Ford has - returned . home after being away for. two | months. While away she visited Washington, D. C. and Ealtimore, Md. She reports a "very pleasant 5 trip. i Miss Ruth Etta Lnwton of Columbia, Ga. is here visiting her J cousins, Mrs. Etta Singhtler and Mrs. Ruth Neal. ' ?? Miss Lawtori has just finished Jr. College and is very glad to visit the home* of her mother, the former Miss Paris Tilehrist. Miss Elise Soarles-spcnt the lih: with her mother and father in Asheville, N. C. j ?v/ ___l_ - . i? The many friends of -Miss "Gertrude Lott were sorry to learn of _ her return homp after spending only three weeks in N". Y. and vicinity: Miss Lott, a prominent teacher of. Rotk Hill, was taken seriously ill after her second week in N. Y. and aS soon as she was able to travel, returned home for ? >*' the summer to be under the waUhful care of her mother, 'Mrs. Pearl C.. I.ott and sister, Lillian. _ ' M A RRIA G K A NNOt'NC K M I AT Mr. <rnd Mrs."Henry Jack- on an nounce the marrinjre of-their sister, I.eola Bcatric., to Lawr rce P. McFarlin, the ceremony beircf performed in Rich than 1, Va~,?on_ Thursday, March?Rflhr by tve Rrv. H. CI. Hancock. -The "couple *Hre at home with the Rev. W. L. McFarlin at 309 West Main St. n o v ? t ^ ^ 1/ V 11 JL IT I 1 d d The Mid-Summer Musical Festival at Benedict College-Auditorium Friday night, July 12th, at 8:30. Columbia's best talents on? program. ADIMSSION 10c Benefit First Calvary Baptist Churchy _ Female Help Wanted Help for Institutions?Hospitals Everywhere.?No experience nee? essary. $50?$180 monthly. Enclose stamp. Scharf Bureau, i45, 433 W. 45th, New- York; ? AESTHETIC DANCING, CLASS The Aesthetic Dancing Class opened Monday, July 8th, 6:00 p. m. at The Phylis Wheatley Branch of^the Y. W. C. A. Classes conducted Monday and Thursday each week. Will be glad to register those' desiring to attend. .. : , ' Miss Annie B. Williams, Instructor. CARD OF THANKS The bereaved family of Miss * Bertha E. Deas, extends many thanks to the many friends for their thoughtful kindness at a . time when it was deeply appreciated. We are indeed grateful for th kind symathy expressed in the -- beautiful flowers received. Mrs. Deas and Family. i ? , > i PROFESSIONAL NOTICE Dr. J. G. Stuart will leave the city July 15th, for Chicago, where he will study at. the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Clinics of the Billings and Provident Hospital. He will be out of the city for six ...weeks ? ?HONOR STVDENT VISITS GREEpvibtyS Miss Darthula Authur of Columbia, S. C. was the house guest of Miss Mamie Coj/eland for the past week. On Tuesday night many of the younger socialites -were invited to Despite the inclement weather the following young ladies were present: Misses Juanita Moseley, Roberta Fair, Blancho.vCraig, Vern'a Ponds, Eloise Washington, and Elsena Fair. Radio and piano music were rendered. Bridge and whist were played throughout the evening. lice cream, assorted cookies, lime riekey, peanuts and mints were served. ' . . : . The hostess was assisted by her sister, Miss Ethel Copeland. Miss Authur was the valedictorian o f the V.K15 graduating class of Booker Woshington High School. She was awarded a scholarship to Bar,ber-Scotia College, Concord, N. C. ON VACATION Mr. David VV. Hamilton of Columbia is visiting in New York City. Mr. Hamilton left Coluinlria Tuesday, June 25, at 4:45 A. M. driving a new V8 Ford, arrived in the house guest of Mr. aTid T.Irs7 Marcus Dean, 1740 Bay St., S. E. jv'ernight, continued his journey to New York Wednesday. Mr. 11amdton is located at Park Ave., New York CityT . ' CO TO SUMTER Rev. A. S. Po.we, pastor of the Ladson Presbyterian Church accompanied bv Misses Marv Glad den, Laura Johnson and Cecila Richardsrtn left fpr Sumter, S. C, on Wednesday where they will at^ tend the Junior School of Methods. Miss Gladden will represent the Church School while Msses Johnson and Richardson, will represent -ihn rinisfinr^ Endeavor. Accompaning them will he Misses Mytrle Gowdy and Evelyn Johnson. Here is hoping them, a jjafe* and jqy.otis trip. GUKKN LE.VF SOCIAL Cld'M The club met at the home of Mrs. Pearl Davis, 511 Pendleton St. Devotional service was led by Mrs. Gertrude Hall. Sinqrinpr, "Where.-He Z-Loads I'll Follow," prayer by Miss Taylor. Bible verses heprinninpr with "I" were recited by all who was present. We had two most distinguished visitors?who _ joined?as?members. We planned to have a silver tea in the..'near future. Mrs. Pearl Davis planned to pro t0 New~Yorl? 'City Sunday. We all wish her a irtvfnl f?*?n o cn^nnecfnl ctn.. ond a safe return. All business was transacted in the usual manner. We were* dismissed by repeating the mispah. The hostess served a delicious course consisting of por tato salad and saltines, cake and ice cream, which every one express ed themselves as having enjoyed the evening. 3 Miss A; Lindsay. Pres.; Miss E. Butler, Sec.; M. I. Taylor, reporter. 1 ' *. * I NON-PERI LL SOCIAL CLUB The members of the Non-Perill Social Club held their regular meeting at the home of Miss TheL | ma Packard. The house was call| ed do order by the pfesident, with i sintrinc. "Old Tlnccprl Cmc? " Prayer was offered by Miss Bernice Harris. The program was . then turned dver to the ehnirnion r-of the program committee: solos, Miss Catherine Cook, Miss Bessie Lipsey, Mrs. Mahalie Sartor. The members then sang the club song. Old and new business were discussed. "We decided to give a weinie roast at the home of Miss Harris, Thursday, July 11, 1"935. The social hour was then enjoyed. The hostess served a most delightful salad course following with peach ice cream and cake. Wo were hon orod by-having some of the members from the Radio and Gay J.ark Social clubs. Every one left expressing themselves as having an enjoyable evening. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Mahalie Sartor. RADIO NEWS The Radio Social Club m?t._at the home of Mr. John Johnson and U rfy 1 f ? nuoi.ua uacAKSUIl 4UVSUay, juiy Oth, This meetingwas opened ir^ the us?l manner with the pres* ident presiding. The Radio Social Club invites you to go with them on their trip around the world on the 25th of July. You may purchase tickets from any member of the Radio after Tuesday, July Hr. America, the home of Mr. Smith 2208 Pendleton St. is the starting place, from there you \vill visit Ireland and Russia, stopping last in Africa which will be the home of Mr. Suber in New Brookland, S. C. In Africa arrangements will be made for various out doors entertainments. Tickets will be sold for l5 cents each. A ftej>? meeting we were' joined by a group of 18 ladies and 2 gentlemen. Ice cream and cake -^as served by the host. V -? THE BIRDS OF PARADISE SOCIAL CLLI Tlx* Hird> met ^at , Mr. _Eddi Webber's home, Tuesday evening July 9, IDTTJT7 The m'COtinjr wa called to order by the president Mr. Claude Rayland. Prayer \ya led by the treasurer, Mr. Roose velt Sykes. The president the discussed with the members soni very important fact*; about 4he UF lifting of the club and the purpos ,of a social club; after the pros dent's sneecbTbe meetine*adiourr e.d The club was sieved wit ham, -tomatoes, lettuce, cake 4m tea. Eddie Webber, Reporter. THE CAY LARKS SOCAL CLl". The mem bet's of the Clay Lark Club held their 1 epntaT wcekl meeting Tuesday. July 9, 193a. ; the home of Mr. Leon Bracy. Tli meeting was c ?1l<-<l to order by ti 1 -president with singing "Brightl Beams." Prayer by the president, aftc which . Bible verses weio roooato -b-y?aeh-momhcr., The minutes f -the last meeting were read an received. ""The business was di; cussed briefly. Then the financ roll was .called; each member re: ponded briefly. The meeting, wr closed by repeating "the mispnl There will he a silver tea Sunda afternoon at 4 o'olofck. at Ihedion of Mrs. Norris, 1l'2j Park St. Yo are cordially invited. , B. T. W. AI.TMNl SfM IMTY B. T. W. A. Society met at tl Odd Follows Hall for tbe organ The oflic.ers elected wove: Pros James- Stewart;' vice-Pros.. T.aut F.theriijge; Sec.. Ella B. Cheek? Treas., Cert mule Adams; Exocutiv chairman and business manage Klias II. Epps. Next meeting will be held at tf Odd Fellows Monday IRth, all gr: dilates of Booker Washington '( the classes of 'JJ. '.14. and 'J.r> ai eligible of becoming a memlvor. I.l'CKY' Rlitn snr t\r nrr . , _ _ ^ V lii 4 J Mrs. L.R. Rmwn..3M Picker St., entertained tlio club on* Tud< day evonimr at her residence, Jul 0, 1035. The club mot at its u< ual hour. opened b\* tbo chaplaii Mrs. McCoy, -opened with a olu L sonc\ "fdYino on Mo." prayer h M?v S. W. Williams, another ?olo< tion by TVTr. fl. W. Modanvol "Standing in Need of iVayer." solootion by Mi s. Senior. "Lot .To? - lis fiv it for You." Scripture h>> son by Mrs. Choosolforo, Mat 23^3. sonir by Mrs. MyCov, "T'r Wdrkinpr on tbo Ruildip??" Ou dovptionnl o^oroisos pnmo to close.. . Tbo president t<>?eh a fir of tbo meeting. tbo minutes of tb last mootinjr wore called for. tb sick committee made their ropor j Tbo now and unfinished busiuo? J was discussed^ TJie roll was call ed and all members resppndo rapidly. W~dbn nfibb was take for the sick. Wo. wore dismisso by_Mrs. Kennedy. Our next moot intr Ay ill beat fbe liomo ofMr. f M. Williams. 1327 WhnW ?J( We were served cake and punch. THE DAMES SOCIAL CUB The Dames Social Chili nut ti i the homo of Alherta'Sunitor. T.oi1 B. Smith as hostess. Opening. h simrinir ifrurhtly Beam-', ?cr tptfo bv our president. We all reeito tho T.ortl's prayer. After dove tiotis wo had a very short proprran We opened by sinsrinir our elu sone. Wo wont into business pat of the- club. Wo discussed o] and pew business. Wo were ver triad to bnvo with us -Mrs. ITu.htc and Miss Newman' from Washine ton. D. C. also I.awson, Kreshat and it. Moans from the Crusader Social Club. Wo were served . course : of. punch and cake afto which we-adjourned to moot at th homo of Alberta Sumter at th usual hour. We also called around to th 'Batrour trivon by'the Claire Do T. T.une elub Friday of last wee which wo al! eniovfd. ... Man no TTampton, Soc.~ ALONZO ROSS ANI) HIS II AH LEM RABIES WILL AITEAI AT THE ODDFELLOW'S "~Oii Tuesday night, July lGtl you will have the pleasure of hear ing one of our famous orchestra'! Alonzo ^ijossj and his Hai ku Babies at. the .Oddfellow's Casinc for the small sum of only 41 cent! Ross and his Babies have been i the state of Florida all winter, an they are now touring the states c - North and South?Carolina, tic or gia, Alabama, Mississippi et< then bark to Florida to the Cha teau Club where they play all win ter. Ths club is for white onl one of tht? largest and swelles places in Florida. It is located i Daytona Beach. Ross and hi ' Band has played, to John D. Rock crfelloyv (the millrnairo), Sir Ms rolm Campbell (the wor d's great est raeerI"^rnd -nfAv,Jlfpv' will pla './? you. if you. when I r y yo* L mean th" nu'?lie,"',Mv-!l onh niohri- the public, if you will off! cooperate with, us and come on and enjoy hearing a -good hand Some nave nearvt mm.* but he i better* how. Ross has the" Pair with?that swing and plenty o rhythm. Don't mi-s seeing then July 1 fitb at the Oddfellow's am hear them broadcast over WfS a Rr1!? n. m. Tuesday. .Ttily lfith Don't ' forget the place, date am admission of only 44 cents. W thank von ir. advance "Blue Moon Girls" THE PALMETTO LEAD] ' EASTSIDE SOCIAL CLUB *i ?'? The East.side Social club celec Jj rated L)ie 4th dav of July at ibe home of Mr. Anderson of Hopkins, sr "S.'.Cr Here" they pave their bar, lecue to which their friends and s puosts' were invited* The pip was - cooked and sVrrved by Mr. Ander. n son. The members- and their c puests and friends.at their club room at 23G'J 1-2 Gervais St. o at 1 :()() o'clock. They had planned i- t<> travel by truck but later chanpi' ed their plans to cars for more :i comfort. They reached Mr.-Andor<1 mui's Jiome lit .2:30 o'clock. The dinner was.served at 3:00 o'clock. The meal consisted of barbechied .pip.. Irish potato snfiild, saltines, I crackers, German punch, cake and U pinperale and slow jin. The de -1 liciotis dinner pissed quickly and ... quietly' away. After dinner was ovi l- tin V- left for Cnstnver where ^ they enjoyed a base ball pame they' lo tilso slopped in TJnidsden for a short. |C while. The ears were very attractive ns they left the large pather^ i'np at 'Kastover at G^OO o'clock. They arrived in Columbia at 7:00 '1 o'clock driviqp as if they were Innrimr rlnwn lo'nn " _ " ? v i yy- iHilt, l^VI;V 4" body rxjTrc?^^^heiWT*Tatlttude-t?f having enjoyed a Swell evening. William lloff, Reporter is SI MMF.R SCHOOL STUDENT h; ENTERTAINS y *'- - ??>-+ 10 Ono of the most delightful nfu fairs of the summer season was the party given Monday, July 8th at 1 lie. homo of Margarit Randolph. The Cplunibia summer school' studohts entertained the out-, of-town students. '.e The-guests arrived about itinethirty.. 'I'he Crowning feature of the ' evening was the program": a tair dance, a .solo by George Lawson, 0 a hoys' dance contest, and a dance foe-those under 21 years of .age. (only one couple). -- j l(1 The' music was furnished by L. Wilbur Ford, pianist and Gerald, I>ivon. cornetist. o . Apiong this'c enjoying the affair were Misses Clora Carr. A1mcta Robinson, Estelle Rice, Eunice Oaten. Margaret Randolph, Sussie Brown, Catherine Randolph,. Barbara* Burton," Estel T^ee Xesbitt Ford. Messrs George Law?on, " Andrew Jenkins, Reuben McTvim, Constant .Tones, Colliei Ca?en, n Marion Cok. Glasgow Martin. T. T"). Palm, TTanJd TL Harris, T.erov v lli"-wn and Humphrey Jones. s. THE MYSTERY TEN t_ Tlu- My.-teT"Y*Ten held its,regu = in'n in;: ."Monday nijjht, .Inly t. -Slh :i( the home of Mr. Robert Marshall, 1H07 McDuffie Aw. Thg1 r meetj.tyr wji" opened by the .presi; a dent, Mr. WVstly Manpun. A pross(> .inqr prayer was made ny Mr. Cal-. ^ yin-TTarris.- Then the house was ^ opened for discussion. Some fine remark-- were made by the pres. "n^ent. Mr. Westly Manpun. .The (j nevt mooting- will be held at the ? b -me rif Mr:?RuflF?SilTT?, I22T ,] 1 ibertv Tfili Ave. The meeting ... nd.i?>uv'ued.' A delicious-course-"of" ; - ham-and eetrs was served. THi: KV.KRCI''M V ( I.t:B -I - ? Mu'l e - Tho_ I'ltiic'""'vv r'liti. ,.t I >, (it' _Vrs. 1 illi<l."av s. Cl'nn'yh St~ SinVlay afterd II,\iiii_ .I'-ly 7, -if * pi.'fbf I T1' a ,, ) W 's called to order by ^ ' : I'''t** * - - Mis. ( al!iy_. Reaves , Af'er (bA-.)liio- J i \'t"vi to pji en' . ' tain en' wi< di- d for tlv -benefit of (! ? elub. i; .11 was eall.' e and all ii'i'ii.m i - \\Vi e present, ' \V. wer p.la ! to eoan t with us. j Mr-. IT (I. Ilarli.v. The m.etinp , .a tie.; Lu nu ci; uxt .Sunday y at ''i- bom'' Rev. ;i'i; .Mrs. K' '' Smith. 'J 1 I ( luii* St. * " A de i io'.i> coii' -e was served. lV Mr- i i Ili" R-eit%t-s, Rres.; Mrs. ,|3 Alma tit raid. See. Til 10 LION TAMKltS CLUB e - .J 0 Laurens, ST* (\--tin the 4th of I duly a.private bivalrffi-t party was giveti^it. ^1'". and Mrs. Moorman P T|iomp>onM beautiful and attrac .tive honit'. The party began with piano,TcHO a. in. sharp. The house was (iifuranM witn tapestry and beautiful attractions of the sea'V sun. Uarcinir wa< appropriate until-4 :iiLL.wlie 11 all paused to enter the beautiful decorated dining ' room for breakfast which was the center?uX-- attraction. Chicken, '? patato chips, k.ot buttered Toll* n and ooffhe. After-- breakfast all '? retired'oft the porch for about ' twenty minutes reading~the morn'! inrr news and the like. After which l' ('anclmr anil a few came? of bridge weVe enjoy* d until 0.00 o'clock v. * on?all !' 11 for?thrfr?various ' homes. ' ' v L" These present were the Tamers and" their quests namely!" Mes^ I'amo.- Ceri'a. M unlock and, Ella Mao Miller; Misses Mary Nance, n at rs - . ?? -- *"" jj?I ,v r mziv, .m nrtraret Miner, * Lois Smith, Essie Williams Mary] Faili'v; Jfrssr - John Putman, - I'.ivM f'jK Ian. .Tamo-- Trhy, Luther - Ca.rlinpton.. Benrtie Leake, Edd y Miller, ^*atT CafTTffffen, Clinton Williams Liithpr Leake and Lesley ( (la nli net on. * ATT roperF< cf enmyin/r them-elves . :mmeasurably. Lesley flnrlinirton/'Rcporter ! w-.vun one wn.nxo workf . ers club. 11 ? 1 Tlve Ward One Williner Workers t 0"!i nvj ;i< |he home of Mrs. T\Tini. | nie Triomn?. Tuesday, July Oth. T with the president presidincr. The] e i meetine was railed to order and opened with the rluh songs. led hy { Mrs. Creasie Thompson, prayer - ~~???MM BR YESTERDAY - Ignored - ?? X?r^9& i( r 1* i >*" , y ( - t . .until LARIEUSE ILARKY I'SE) Made My ^ Love arid Romance Come True.' Are you as lonely as 1 use J' to he?. Sitting at home night alter night? Wondering why men don't take you out? - Then let rue put you wise. IF-your hair has become red, laded,- gray, streaky or oil color let- Godel roy's Larteu^e (Larry-Use) Ireneh 1 lair Coloring bring you happineSs, as it did to ync. Results Are QukL Now, my hair is soft,' gleaming and natural. It does not look dyed; n isn't sticky or smelly. And l.arieuse is so easy to use. No more" trouble than ah ordinary shampoo. Godefroy's L l I7? ^ /- m I'/'tJ/tCrt * /% COLUMN! Has qualified and is now under the plan developed Junibia University and at ical Association. Aslt ^yoi by Miss Sallie Brown, Bible verses were recited by all members. c-The meeting was thcrmptmed for business*. The minutes'were read, received and adopted. The roll was called and the members responded briefly. ThaJbrecipt of t*he eveni~rt r*?nmn?? ? "A v?<?.- - " Miss Charlotte Brown, on? of our members, is leaving for Philadelphia, Pa. Saturday. We are very sorry to see her go. Mrs.. Minnie Thomas will give u silver tea on the Tourth Sunday in July. , . The meeting was closed as Mrs. Eva Mae Moss led the closing song. Mrs. J. Williams led the "cTosing prayer.^ ^ ~ KH-HjI.Y SIXTEEN SOCIAL CLUB The club met at the home of Miss Inolle Richardson, 17 2 3 Wheat St. The meeting was opened by the president with a song and prayer. Each member responded with a Bible verse. After the devotions the club was opened for business. The minutes of the la'st meeting were read and adopted. We then^ planned to give a watermelon .Feast- July 23rd at the home of Miss Susie Belle Martin. The hostess served a delicious jfours'e of punch, crackers, ice cream and cake.. , The meeting adjourned to meet at tlie lion;e of Mfss"S. B. Martin, . 23-1 .r> Senate St.. July. lGth. Bthel B. Williams, Reporter I.ES D.EMOISELLS ?N Miiss -Ruth Vaugh wks,. the charming hostess, Tuesday eventing to the Les Demoisells at her ovely home on Hampton Avenue. ^lowers were beautifully arranged in the living room where the members enjoyed several progressions of bridge. Miss Franc una 1 )avis won first' prize and Miss Victoria weston second. Miss Fiona Counts in a very gracious manner presented the prizes. A delightful course of tomato >*aladf*rm let to**-, sliced ham, sal<tines, ]emf>n ice tea and salty nuts was served. . The next regular meeting will be held with Miss Victoria Weston on Divine St. . THK I^C)^ \I. KAGLlv CI,I B 1 The Royal I\agle Club met at the club room on N. .Harper St. Monday r.ighf. duly 1ST. When a group of youmr men of the city organized a re d cliltri The' club opened" w.iHr a song, after which prayer. During the social hour a deligh'ful course was served. Official members: Herbert I>ee Higgins, Pres.; David , .Fletcher, Vice Pres.! ('. Gjwlington, "Gov.; T. W. Johrsr n. Sec.; A. B. Green, Assistant Sec.; A P. Finlcy, Treas.: Ch.irle* W. Watts, Bust nous .ugr.; wuiiitm Ijarlijifftfm, Sergt. at Arms; B. Madden, Advisor; Thou. -Siwltou, Reporter^?? Unofficial members: Walter Leak, Roland Bates, W. Stroughtoon. Matthew Blakely, Eugene -Voung and Albert (Tarlington. CRUSADERS SOCIAL CLUB I The Crusaders held its weekly meeting at the home of Mr. Albert Williams, 2327 Richland St., Tuesday. July. 9th with the president in charge, after the regular devotonals the club discussed the old and new business. The club de % ** -4 ' ? j T O D A Y . . . 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Kthel Polee b'rierson Edgewuld Poet Office, Columbia, S. C. Agents Wanted. tided to get blue sweaters with initials C.. S. -C. representing the club. They also decided to give a party in honor of the Dames and Jolly Sixteen Social Club. After all business was discussed the house was turned over to Mr. Williams .who served a delicious course .of ice cream, .punch and cake. After the delicious course a bridge game was started. High score's were won by Mr. Barber and Brice, low scores by Mr. Brown and Jackson. For the JarsT three-weeks we have been-having. spme distinguish visitors from the ;I/es Bon Amis, Mystery Crew arid a few ex-Cru?adec?. The next meeting will be at the home-'-of Mr. Marion Benton on Legree St. We are hoping for Miss Boozer a speedy recover. *. Visit nr~ n nlwatv u'rilo/\n>A II. B. Barber, Reporter BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB " 1 1111 1 \ , * " Mr.-, (.intrude Brown was hostess to the Blue Moon. Tuesday, July Oth at Mrs. Taylor's country home, "The Breeze Inn." Meeting1 was called to order by singing the club theme song. Everything was carried out in 'its usual way with Miss Thelma Reed presiding. After a brief discussion eoncern" ng the dance to be given, Tuesday Julv 16th at the Oddfellows Casino, we enjoyed a talk by MrsL Brown who will be leaving the city soon. The girls then entered the dining room where we were served a delicious repast 'of hot fish, . patato salad., on lettuce* .sliced-to^. matoes, pickles, bread and punch. IVe were glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Bimdv of Johnson City, Tenn' with us also Mr. Jones, Johnson & Hodges. Everyone expressed themselves as having enjoyed the evening and regret having to return to town so? ear]y. ^ BROWN SKIN MODEL SOCIAL CLCBr The Broun Skin Model Social cluh held its regular meeting on Friday night, July 5th, with the meeting called to flrder at 8:00 o'clock by the president. Miss Ruth Bovd. with the club song hed by Mrs. "Daisy M. Adams. The Lord's prayer repeated in concert, a musical solo played by Miss Carrie. Davis. The roll called, minutes of' the past meetinpr read, dues paid and the business matter discussed. We had a new member to join* us. Miss Eula Paul. Two visitors were present. We were very prlad to have them. After dismissing calire and ice cream was served. . MADAM PETER'S ? Hair Grower '?= -Fiw Strain?Civw I .if a A Beauty. BEST- GROWER? apply " on tie a ?tie k?PR IC E 35 c. iy06 Blanding' St. Columbia ^uunLs Drug Store Washington S> -f~.~? USE HAIR LONGER A Wonderful Hair Grower Makes the hair grow- long, Full and?Luxuriant. A?ftrrr?rrrrl?witt prove its wonderful worth. Hairldnger Gfower -1--. 25c 1'resrdng (Jit .. 25c Pwstaee 10c. . . alsie i\ U VN.M:. Box. 24, CBu, S. C. Take* no (-hnnrt's on l)an? _! KVro u s " (Tiises?iTsrr (It y Pure lee. (Inr wm./.tw pass your'dwor daily.. 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Thomas Williams, 1228 Henderson St., Tuesday night, JuH^ih The netting was-called to order at |8;00 p, m. Opening song led by I Mr. E. L. Smitzer, scripture lesion, St. Mark 2.1-0 road b? the president Ixml's prayer repeated in concert, song led by Mr. Stew", art. The minutes were read and adopted. Old and new business ! was discussed and some interesting remarks were made by Mr. Smitzer. The' roll wascaHc? aftd all members responded willingly ?> an<l a neat sum was raise, i TTia .hostess -then served a delicious courie consi<*ting of cake . and creafn., Everyone reported having an TSnjoyable time. Our next meeting wall be held at the home of Mr. Washington, 1910 G-ervais St., July 16th. ;'<N - ' ' '' "