The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 10, 1935, Image 9
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VOL. XI?NO. 3^ ~ "
NEW YC
-t??Allen, Benedict, Claf-j
^ lin and State College
Clubs Give Gala Affair
THE MAfYOR OF HARLEM
AND MRS. ROBINSON DELIGHTFULLY
ENTERTAIN
The Woodside Hotel
A Pleasing Home
4 Cities Ask For 193(? Winner?
Vow f!?- ?' * 4 1
Jacksonville, Florida and
Los Angeles, Cal.By
Julia Braxton Clark
New York Felicitates, Miss . S.
' C. of 1935, Miss' Gwendolyn Major
ie Johnson of Aiken, S. C., the win
ner of the 3rd annual Palmetto
~ Leader Beauty Contest, arrived
here Sunday. During her . stay
Miss Johnson and heir chapron,
Miss Edna' Alston, resid; j.i tn
beautiful Woodside Ho?el. .2424
. > Seventh Avenue.
Accompanying her on the trip
were George H. Hampton, Publish-.
fir nf t.fip Palmetto Leader, 14s-_
mother, Mrs. Mary Hampton, Mesdames
Edna L. Alston,. Helen Dre,
her and Alma Williams, all of Columbia,
S. C. ^ .
Miss Johnson was the recipient
of many social events including vis
its to places of interest. Among, those,
entertaining Che visitor wcie'~~
Mr. and Mrs. BHi (BojangTes) KoTi
inson, Miss Corrine Wallace, Mrs.
Julia Braxton Clark and a fainmouth
reception given by students
and alumni of State, Allen, Bonediet
and Claflin Colleges.
Visitors attending Columbia Uni
versitv summer session Prof. An
drew J. Simmons, Prinrip:il of ;
Booker WasKirtgte?t|Tl*gh School, t
isses Annie Williams, Hettie Fran- i
? ier, Blanche Jacksun, Lucy?Wil- ~n
liams,-Daisy V. Roach, teachers at r
? Columbia, S. c. anu Mrs. Alma 1
Rhodes of Tenn. State. * *
Robert Cannon, 1072 Teller Ave.
left Wednesday, motoring to Co- 1
lumbia to visit mother and family,
Mr. Cannon will return next week c
with sister, Mrs. Seretha . Cannon
" ??Jackson,?Birmingham, A hi ) ami J_
Miss Hertasive Cannon. w
Miss Josephyne She raid of Anderson,
S. C., is spending her vacation
in the City.
Miss Alma Williams of Colum- li
bia, S. C. called to 'see the writer '
looking very charming.
Ct. and Mrs. L. M. Daniels of
Columbia, S. C. are visiting his sis 1
t?r ~ Tbrorthcr-in-la W7---Mr; -ami 1
Mrs. Barr of Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr.
s/ Daniels is here recuperating alter
receiving treatment at John IIoj>kina
Hospital. ^
N. Y. South Carolina Clubs pre- *'
sented Silver Loving Cup to Miss y
~ S. C. of 1935.; " " 1
Amid congenial -1 rroun'ings.'
the four leading college clubs of a
South Carolina, namely: Allen,
?Rfntn, BnnnHirt nn.l ("lnllin t.ntw
taineu tne oeauty w inner, :ui?s
South Carolina'of 1035 in the per- '
son of Miss Gwendolyn Marjorie '
Johnson of Aiken, S. C., at the Wit
oka Club, 222 West 145th Street.
It was u happy gathering where .
old friends ao well ac. new exchang -i
ed greetings while dancing to the "
strains of Max Lucas aftd his de- r
,f lightful orchestra. * r
Promptly; at 12:30 the dancing
ceased. Mrr James Wakefield, inas
? ter of ceremonies presented,the fol 2
-lowing ^speakers who welcomed '
Miss Jbhnson: Davrd Adamson of?
Benedict College, Milbi-n?At Hen- derson,
President of Claflin College n
Club, E. H. Clark representing Al- '
len College Club and Miss Flattie
Kelly of State. ? -- ? _jj
Visitors presented: Mrs. Helen ^
. Dreher, Mrs. Edna Alston, Dr. and .
Mrs. L. M. Daniels, Mrs. Raiford,
y' Mrs. Alma Williams, Mrs. Mary t
Hampton, mother of the publisher, r
and Mrs. Julia Braxton Clark. f
George H. Hampton, publisher
of The Palmetto Leader expresses .
his appreciation and thanks for the _j
hospitality shown him and his party
while residing in the City.
Miss Johnson was presented a, (
Silver Loving -Cup from'- the four .
ni.L- - 1 r.l u.v rv? 1) t
V>lUUh auuw uieiiuuiicu uy iv.
S. Wilkinson, son of the late pre- (
sident of State College and alum- 1
hus. Miss Johnson revpomiet1 s
thanking the clubs.
The committee for the reception r
were James Wakefield, Chairman; ^
Mesdames Mary I.iliwood, Frankie- ?
Clarkson, Julia B. Clark, Misses
Dorothy Bobo, Nathaniel Kline,
" Horace Rice, J. D. Cook, E. H. (
Clark, Samuel Symrl, A1 llcarn- j
don, W. Henderson and I.). J. /
Adamson. I
For Subscriptions and In forma?.
tion write or call New York Rppre ,
sentative, Julia Braxton Clark,
365 West 118th Street, Apt. 24, J
Telephone Monument 2-2130.
* ' MY TRIP TO NEW YORK 5
' Gwendolyn Johnson I
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Saturday, July 20th, I left Columbia
with a party which included t
Mrs. Alston, my chaperon, Mrs. <
Dreher, and Mr. Hampton. OnTftCf
Southern, bound tor New York. <
)RK WEI
ELKS IN I
H ^F ^"TBh
v _ ll^BI w^f
I H| */ jP
-t.
James Wakefield, Chairman Re
Kdtta L. Alston, Nathaniel Kline, 1
ton. Contei;:? Hill (Bojangles) R
iay We took a taxi und went to
Ke W.dodside Hotel between 141st
nd 112nd Sts._ where my chaperon
ame up all the management of
he hotel rushed out to give us a
ordial welcome to the hotel and
ity. We were escorted to our
oopi by the bell boy. . J
The room was conveniently loated
on the sixth floor with ele-1
nitiI-.- .-er>ico, private. 1' th, teie?hone
argl radio. So one can imame
how pleasant everything was
or us there at the hotel.
Most of Monday I spent resting
ut Monday night I took a bus
own town and_went sight seeing,
"ucsiiny nu i fling 1 was called
lown i;i the hotel lobby to meet
Bill" Robinson, the famous screen
ctor and dancer. In other words
he "Mayor of Harlem" was there
o welcome us to the- city. He inited
us lo,foin him in a night of '
un at the* Ubangi Night Club,
ocated on 1151st St. corner of 7th
tvenue. Later Tuesday afternoon
ce visited the Harlem Library and
tiverside Church.
Tuest.ay" nignt about 11 :.'J0 Mr. i
aid Mrs. Robinson called for us.
his was my lit-i-visit to a. nigfit |
Iub so I Was so thrilled that I
ldn'i TTTse a on rule in getting *
here?Erskine Hawkins and * the
riginal Rama State Collegians
1,'nVinol?'o = mucin
light. Our party this consisted of
lr. Hampton, Mr. Sanford Moore,
rlr. and Mrs. "Bill'' Robinson and
heir piano player, Mrs. Alston and
myself. We all danced to the
trains of many popular pieces,
tcfreshments were served. Two
loor shows entertained us. We
irrived at the hote; the next rriornng
at 6:00 a. m.
"Wednesday, we went downtown"
h~ the shopping district and stay(1
there looking through the large
lepai tment stores until about 3:00
>. m. We came back, had dinner
trrd" rested a while. That night I
vent to the show at Lowe's theare.
Thursday morning, Mrs. Clark,
he news reporter Tor the?Palmetto
.eader in New York came down to
he hotel and took Mrs. Alston and
ne to visit the National BrOadcastng
Company's Radio Studios.
T...... ......? < n .?
tun, (U it a i cvv - irnpi essons
erf the tremendous activity belind
the broadcasting in Radio
rity. From the N. B. C. Studios
here, 30,000 programs are broad ast
yearly. Days of writing,
danning and rehearsing are nece^
ary to. produce one radio perfor-'
nance as nearly perfect as is wnanly
possible. Half a thousand ^n
rineer^ plan, develop, construct
ind operate this huge center of fi*d
o entertainment. A score of n'roInction
direcT^rs, stop time wiayh s
in N nd,'direct edit hnd a h&n*~
Ired broadcasts day. Sound effoi&tx
mgineers, the property men of i*ad
o, operatc"lhe ingenious devices
or setting-radioes sound "scenery",
lours of rehearsal in order to
Ting you lyinures of perfect enertainnient.
The traffic departnent
clears and. orders 35,000 milis
.ofHoops to the 88 network sta,ions.
The world's most elaborate
lir conditioning plant supplying
yure "mountain-top" climate to
he 10,000 people who visit "anff
vork.in N. B. C.- studios daily. At,
,he master control board the nerve
:enter of two major coast to coast
ji, flittering array
>f lights, switches, buttana^and dills,
engineer dispatch program
v
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COLUMBIA, SOUT
LCOMES
ANNUAL C(
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^
eeption Committee, Daniel Woods,
^res. State College Club; Miss Anna
lobinson, famous -dancer; welcomes
wide listeners.?These and martr
more fascinatTfig operations are
going on every minute behind the,
windowless walls of the N. B. C.
stmlios; but a few things that busy
hands and tireless brains are doing
fin 10 mo oni tnat your daily life
may be made enjoyable through
radio entertainment,
j To appreciate fully theselossal
workings, one would liafe^
to see for himself. Only by takthis?modern
miracle called radio.When
we came out of the studios,
it began, to rOin. so we took
a cab and wenjl back to the hotel.
Thcn to the hotel grill to enjoy a
delicious meal.
Thursday-night, the four-eellege
clubs, Benedict, Allen, State and
-Clafliiv had a receptionl for lme. 1
enjoyed a delightful evening?of
dancing. At 11:30 o'clock- my
party and I-were introduced. To
my surprise, Dr. Wilkinson present
ed me'with a beautiful silver loving
clip. We all departed very
happy over the enjoyabj^evening.
Friday we went to Philadelphia;
and had a fine time there. ? --- h
We returned from Philadelphia
about 3:00- P. M.. Saturday..
Ac ~
Mrs. Robinson called, Inviting
Mrs. Alston, and me to go with her,
to the.theater in Radio City and af
tor the show, the Cotton Club. We
gladly accepted the invitation. 1
That night?Mxs?Robinson railed .
for us and we went to the theater (
in their special built Duesenburg.
The show was very good, we came
out and found the chauffer and Mr.
Robinson waiting to carry us to
the Cotton Club, on Lenox Ave.
and 142nd Street. Claude Kop-kins
and his orchestra with Orlando
Robertson furnished musicT for
the evening. We had a very enjoy
able evening and returned to the
hotel about 4 A. M. Sunday morning.
my chaperon an J 1 sp.nt pack |
ing up and planning to leave. We
left New York at 5 P. M.
The week I spent in Now York
was one of the happiest weeks I
have ever spent in niy life." '
I think all the people who made
this possible should be highly commended
on such wonderful project.
If other girls knew what I know
they would not let another contest
pass without taking a part.
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF
THOSE ATTENDING THE
BEAUTY WINNER RECEP|
TION .
; Heyward Laury, 227'-West 141st
Street,, New York City.
Miss B. Pollara, 148 West 142nd
Street, Apt. 34, New York City.
Miss Con ine Wallace, 175 West
137th.Street, New York City.
?Barcuy Do Forte, 140 West I2t?t
Street, New York City. -
Xjcroy r. scotc, wesi
^Strejet, New York City.
Leon. Littlejohn, 2050 Seventh
Avenue, New York City.
?Er f. Bmwn, 120th Street , New J
York City.
Mrs. Camiile D. Barr, 493 A.
Quincy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. v
Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Johnson,
153 West 1,39th Street, Apt. 2ft B.,
New Y6rk; City.
Mt*. Lkrve ft. Woods, R01?West.
135th Street, New York City.
Mrs, Mattie L. Clark, 310 West
119th Street, New York City?
Mrs. D. N. Walsh, 184 Bradhurst
Avenue, New York Crty.
Miss Josephine Sherard, 125
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II CAROLINA, SATURDAY,
THIRD A
1NVF.NTIOI
^11
Mrs. Julia Braxton Clark, Enoch 11
llu^iis, DiV o rfffr*rr Ttn^-^rrr v
.Miss Gwendolyn Marjorie Johnson
N. Y. ? . - ? - -|
Miss Viola Taylor. 97 Deeator
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. George W. Clark, 2340 East
15th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Calista Turner, 2816 8th
Avenue, New York City.
Dr. Robert S. Wilkinson, 2816
Eighth Avenue, New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Reese, 502
.Madison Street Brooklyn, N. Y.
\ J. D. Cook, 149 West 117th St.,
vJew York City.
New York City. Judge
A. Smith, 772 St. Nicholas
Avenue, New York City.
.Mrs. Maggie Majett, 353 West
118th Street, New York City.
Mr?. J. H. Bynoe, 365 West 121st
.Mrs. W.-JL. Jiareford*_ai8 West
12Tst Street, New York City,
Miss .Carrie W?. Bobo, 149 West
117th Street, New York City.
Mrs. Essie G. Cook, 149 West
117th Street, New York City.
Mjss Ruth F._ Smith, 365 West
118th Stre'et, New York City.
Mrs. Beatrice Smith, 255 West :
112th Street, New York City.
Mrs. G. B. Woodward, 180 St.'
' Nicholas Avenue, Apt. 3, New
York City.
1 Air. Kli.'veilr I;' Fuller, 206 West
12lst Street, New York City.
Mrs. O. Albert, 359 West 119th
Street, New York Cty.
Miss Beulah E. De Walt, 2509
Pendleton Street. Columbia. S. C.
' Miss V. Spears, .1242 Prospect
I'luco, Brooklyn, Ni Yi
i Mr. and Mrs. John Gallmar, 3128
137t|i Street, Flushing, N. Y.
i Miss E. Martin, 324 Livingston
Place. Cedarhurst. L. I.
I Miss Ilattie A. Kelly, 161 West
140th Street, New York City.
, Miss Minnie E. Mobley, 200 W.
135th Street, New York City.;?
| Miss. Eunice L. Hopkins, 219 W.
144th * Street, Apt. 27, New York
city-. j
Miss Marie A. Baxton, 2274 7th1
I Avenue. New York City. Apt. 2.
Miss Norma E. Burden, 211 W.
' 145th Street, Apt. 51-B, New York
City. ,
] Miss J. Collins, 134 West 123rd
Street, New York City.
-?Miss Mary Clifton, 180 St. Ni-1
cholas Avenue, New York City.
Mr. E. Riley, 475 Flushing Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Nellie Bowman, 824 -St.
N.'ieVin1si<s AveniuV Ww Vr>rlr Pitu
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Henson, 374
Wc-t llOth?Street, New York
I Miss Louise Burks/ 148 West
l/42nd StrPet, Apt. 42, New York
City.
i Miss Pansy~Cattroun7 502 Madison
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
I John Strother, 216 West 141st
Street, Apt 1, New York City.
I Miss Hazel V. Brown, 214 West
189th Street, New York City^
E. Smith, 216 West 143rd Street,
New York City.
Miss D. V. Roach, 1206 Heidt
Street, Columbia, S. C.
Miss Lina Hagood, 291 Edge-combe
Avenue, Apt. 22,-New York
City.
~~ Miss M. Patterson, H*36?7th
Avenue,- New York City. Mr.
and Mrs. La CoflF, 543 Putman
Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Sadie M. Brewingtpn, 247
West 143rd Street. New York City.
Mrs. Thelma Adams/YII West
146th Street, New" York City.
I Tom Stokes, Jr., 468 West 148th
Street, New York City.
{ Miss Rormce Williams, 100 WWst
119th Street, New York City.
Jas. M. Sullivan, 100 West 119th
??ea
AUGUST 10, 1935
NNUAL B
OF THE
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iw?oir
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lip
. Clark, George H. Hampton, Mrs.
rankie'.CiffPkson, Mrs. Mary Hamp
of Aiken, S. C., to the Big City.
Street, New York City. ?
J. MvSwain Wardlaw, 164 West
14 1st"Street, Apt. 1-E, New York
City.
Mis. A. Cheriny, 1851 7th Ave.,
New York City.
Mrs. Annie Belle West6n, 370
West 127th Street, New York
City.
David C. Dent7*204 West 111th
Street, Apt. 4, New York City.Sanford
Moore, 468 West 148th
Street, Apt. 3-F, New York City.
Letoy F. Seott, 248 West 154th
Street, Apt. 3, New York City, j
ITowaid "Gregory, 70 Lenox Ave*;
Apt. 53> New York City. /
It. V. Clipper, 148 West 12?th
Street, New York City.
Ralph L. Barkley, 787 SrNicholas
Avenue, New York^City.
I.eetwood C-.~ 'LitflejoHh, i-2u5C
7th Aven ue.'Niiw- -York City.? ?Miss
Eunice Sherid, 67 De Car
iur ovreei, rsroomyn, in. r.
Miss Irma Sherid, 36 West-138th,
St reet. JS'ew York City.
Mi.ss^Ljllian J. Nelson,'468 W.
148th Street, Apt. 56, New York
City.
Mr. Robert Cannon, 1072 Toller
Avenue, Bronx, N. Y.
.Miss Carrie Watson, 261 West
rt'H^ ^1 ! < (.t Wu: Viirl- City .
J Bartell Cochrane, 1072 Teller
Avenue, Bronx, N. Y.
I Charles W. Braxler, 78 St. Nich.
olas Place, New York City.
I Donald 11. Ford, 217 West 139th '
Street, New York City.
Miss?Agnes Goodwin, 352 West'
117th Street, Apt. 66, New York,
City.
Mrs. F. Calivy, 201 Edgecomb
Av.nno, Apt. '22. New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Parker,
75 St. Nicholas Place, Apt. 3-K,
New York City.
b flrrOnm H. Price, 2332 Seventh
Avenue, New York City. 2332-7th
Avenue. ,
J. L, Williams, 54 West 129th
Street, New York City.
Edward J. Brown, 126 Wfrst 120th
Street, New York City.
Daisy Pierce, 86 West 119th
Street. New, York City.
W. Nelson, 50 .Morningside Avenue,
New York City. " 1 *
365 West 118th Street, Apt. 24,
New York City.
Dr. L. M. Daniels, Columbia,
s; TT.
Miss Josephyne J. Sherard, Anderson,
S. C.
Wm. D. Moore, 514 Macon Street
BTbolH'yh.'N: Y.
Dr. T. R. Artderson, 347 Manhattan
Avenue, New York City. Mrs.
Anna Hughes, 2053 7th
"Avenue, New York City ?
Miss Bertha L. Brown, 161 }V.
140th Street, Apt. 1, New York
City.
i Miss Lucille Parker,. 155 West
Arthur B. Jaumasie,. 320 Manhat
tan Avenue, New York City.
Mr.-, and Mrs. Alfonso Patrick,
I 530 Manhattan Avenue, Apt. 68,
New YoTk City.
Miss Emma E. Strother, 211
F.dfpffimh Avnniin Ant Mot*
I York City. ?
| Mr, and Mrs> George Best, 411
West 148th Street, New York
City.
Mr. James Wakefield, 880 St.
Nicholas Atenue, New York City.
~Mrs.~ Mary Liliwood, 128 WgstJ
121 ft Street, New York City.-? I
Mrs. Frankie Clarkson, 180 St.
Nicholas Avenue, New York City,
Miss Lucile Young, 129 West
118th Street, New York City.
Mr. A1 - Hfarndon, 208 West
t>cir
IEAUTY"
CENTURY
Elks Thirty-Sixth Annual
Grand Lodge
Washington fCNSi I'm"
Volition of the < Ynt .. >'\" f- the ^
in which the oojjiitnt. T-.irt v-- v
annual errand louec i-mp, ,'nt'Io"; of
the Improved Her.ev :> - ttinj | ;
tectivv 35ri!er .<> 1 TfI:':. ,1 i \,.
World, here in tV ('a; iiul'| I
-Nation, August . in <
throughout the Oonhwy. A .e i '
gation of "high Elk'-"' hi-nded ! .
tirand Exalted It .lei\ J. i-"i: !c\
Wilson culled t the W.-.it'c ll'-rro
Wednesday,. July ::i. to i-.-. 1>M
iclent ]{po>eveji to ev.i-u . t h<.
grand parade. Augy.-t i'7 and attend
the 'oratorical 'conto-'. T: <
> ill l*I r.Xec ill ; \ I- t /, / .
termed, the eon;iuitt< ; t"hat no.-*ihl(.
h<*'Would ..cecpt .K. j r--\ i: ill, I
He expressed ihn rest ! ih.-. - ! .}
<lucatiornl ar.il civil' !ib<-! ; io* |,n
tfi'ains til' tl?_* toi'iiei am i pavi- th<
delination ' oticf of the hcailiot
/leelii.psrTcvei exti-t.di "1 ?77 any
/roup in a \ i?- it' to. -he W'Viiu
House*.
Mr. \\'j I - :: hii n< it*<4?TP", ,1'rt-i ot 1
.an en/raved invint i..n i... n \;.
he parade; ami Mr. Koo-cVoit responded
pleasantly and praspcii
~tie hand of "The (iriit.d ' 'wuli jj
hearty H -nd shake. as. t he cameras
of the photoprapheis rejfisterc.i
he eventful inectinv:
All the p^neiixil national newpicture
bureau- ha P representati ves
present takir.p pi<ture- and thy
next niornir.p the hiet; - p> I:t iVt. .iiii 1
Ties tht;QU,/hout the c unt ry c;-rried
stones tend pictures taken . dui inu
the Visit of the delegation./..
The' 'President "was shut" 'in a
dozen or more different; p>>,-e.with
members- of the. eoiov.;''
/roup. The de)e/at.idh in ad iti6n'
to J. Kin'ley Wilson, /ran i
exalted ruler, and Pr. Chinks IV
-gj.itn.r i-h:ini?'. II .t '. t
convention committee, v ere Atorney?Roy?ii.?Bond..
/ia:.d .xyya!
l5lst Street, New York City.
Miss Dorothy Bol,o. 1*40 West
Street, New York City.
"Mr. W. Henderson. .101 Wtsl
118th Street, New York City.
Mr. Horace Rice. "05. West ladtl
Street, New York City.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. P. Cook. I ll' W
117th Street, Now York City.
Mr. Nathaniel Kirno. 1-1T W. , t
142nd Street. New York City.
Mr. E. II. Clark. 258;Wcst 1 Yjrd
Street, New York City.
Mr. Samuel Smyrl. 50 Morninpside
Avenue, New York City.
Mr. and Mrs-C. G. White. 310
West 150th. Street. New Yoik
City.
' Mrr.iarrd -Mrrr-E. R. Ferpuson,
'206 WesTd r>41 h St root. New Yor?
City. _
Mrs; Mary Hampton, Columbia,
S. C.
Mrs. Hdleii Dreher, " Columbia,
S. C.
Mrs. Alma Williams.- Columbia,
S. C. . .
New York Ape, . Mr. Werner
230 West 135th Street, Now York
City.
Mr. Wm. Dav^s. Pub The Amsteniani
News. 2203 7th Avenue
New York City.
?Miss Pearl Hiilmnn.
Mrs. M. B. Holmes.
Mrs. Ermine Washington.,
Julia Washington.
Mrs. N. Bowmanr
Mrs. Jane Sanders."*
Mrs. C. E. Rodgers.
. Mr. Wnr.-1>. Patterson.
Miss Graeia Hearon.
"'Miss Ambejin Sheiton, 1242
Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. V.
BEAUTY WINNER VISITS
PHILADELPHIA
On Friday, July 2l>. the Beauty
iniest Winner, Miss Gwendolyn
Johnson, her chapeion, Mrs. Edna
L. Alston, Mr. Geo. H. Hampton,
the publisher mind Mr. David C.
Dent, former employee> of .-'The
Palmetto'Leader motored to Philadelphia,
where Mr. ,.nd Mrs. John
M. Robinson .and a "group of former
So^tTi Carol inans-had arranged
a reception in her honor ir
their lovely home on North 21.-t
StredtV* \ -?l
Bridges, whist v nri cianc-ir^ wort
tTm~main features of "the evohlng
Miss Johnson was roundly eongvai
ulated on winning the Stale-Widi
Contest by all present. 1
?The - follow in a person- (ntoyeii
the festivities of the evening:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr
and Mrs. Frank Gilchrist. Mr. ami
Mrs. John Caldwell, Mr. end Mrs
Tobn Mr and
Brooks, Mr. nnd?Mrrf. Mobrfr. Mr
and Mrs. Lindsay Jackson, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Key, Mr. am
Mrs. Archie Robinson, Mr. am
Mrs. John Robinson. Mr. 1 ret
ffodfire;?Mrr Eubatrk^. Xl?.
Hotkre._Miv Clarcr.ee Jaeksnt^ Mr
7TW. Robinson, Mr. Adam Lind
say, Mr. W. F,. Caldwell, Air. Hen
nis Hill,, Miss M. .Tetters, Mis'
D. Jeffers, Miss M. Jeffers, Mis
Lillian Jones, Miss Houston, Mis;
waters, Mist? \ jola Summevillo
"Mrs. Julfa MirrttnT^Mrsr- HtOt Jnrl
TvOTT Watson, Mrs. Grant,- Mrs
.Tames Jackson, Mrs. Jones, Mrs
Tenobia Jeffers Wilson, Mrs. H
Jones, Dr. A. P, Miller, Dr. L. M
Greene, Mrs. Gertrr "e Alston, Mrs
Caroline Robinso ^sairrr
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PRICE; 5 CENTS"
WINNER
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a:, i regal*.: .mounting to a mildollars
..a y^nr. Yoyfr jjropos - ,d.
Fidelity Ftuui to- .'secure . the
u uthwdi't i'.y pc;:f ;Vfiia::oo 1* all
t.- l.y .those, who handle
(f.tnu.-' ol* u.c Urd? ! i--t.ii tie* moved
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Kik>- ..r Vtnr* \V??rt ; %vilt be. .comM;?LiuK-vi
u? ni?>Ve fVi-r r iward.
1 he Education and Economic
A lira--- 2-i -J1. tfl:. Eduv.-~.
'a<w
' i.- i-ii'i > of '.he' Iropart'
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Aeil ji> s?;ten:}-t- u> \v?.ik out a .-i
/"nnuS- by th<* ..sv hie.-: ex !u-e.
Nerves " fron; the e red it
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' Deles? -tts t< ?tT:'i> C'. JlEless ai e ?
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.'|layoiy ii;r<- $|hvtiy- tneN countiy.'
- n*t p.riir.i'i] i,i the membership
tin. K!k'<. i.-au-rniiy- Ail whoH'e
ir.tere-Vod may select dehyratand
n i tifv their names ;o the
i'irei tor. i'f tiie ('ur.jrress, W. C.
;iiie.-.t: ' i':1,! r> Fik:rtevnth Street,
N'< Tin west. Washington. I). C.
Health A wakening
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I lleeoi :ier ?>i Dtetis~Dt"?
:!u- Ihstint *?t* (A-kimhia, the Capita!
City. w. , progressive
- -I i 1 i:a.?u ami ?improve,!?
mahh cmiiitions-are now-TTutiiin .
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a mu meaning in conformi
y with the movement stated by
'.hi- order ten years 'ago.
.H'nior KIKs to be I'rominont
General \V. i". .M.adi Grant,
iiiv.tor of. .the junior, herd, has
.< .i,p.'vteij nr:?. ngements for our'
l-ovs ami yirls- to enjoy the exjier"
tinn?lives.? A full d,y
' will-be given t.< then section, of
,!!e. prujrrain. As the Hoy Scouts "
-t! America are.to be in. Wa.-hing.-.
on a* the -amV'ti?.e. tr.v nrmornm'
it\ '"'<i mnkiiiir manhood \viU bo
.-apivmt.. . .Future members*4 of .
rot'ci0-- may be orated by-this
ci?:t of the jur.jor Kik- to the Cap
ita!# City. , .1
[ Ajhletic*
i ! ?ivoi t.i Mi hn T. Khuvr* is puttimr
.tin .X*" oti'y Department' on. '"
. tht rnap. iK wii: 'put or. a prtv
! i" ani A* the (V.r?\ cut iuS which
will ca.:s(. ni- mm*. san-mino admirer*
to Ail up and take notice
- ' *?' tie.- t?tfo Tflwgf-'?
on Aujnisi -7. Ail athlct u s should
! ??itiV:iiTticatc with Director John
T. iTrires. ;>t?l Kyo St net, S. W.,
I \Va>hinir.ov.. 1*. C. for information
atid~ ar-^Tjmmrrn^ Jrssv Owen,
hbhlet^el' three world v'eonjs. land
I iveeut.iy ap*]>v?<! ted .State Director
if A-thWtrCJ, for Wks in Ohio, will ,
: positively. nnpe-u _ 1
(A>it\?ntion Program
Ti e Xatienai Orator-icgl Contest
}' will he held at the Metropolitan
j A. .M. E. Church; the sessions of s
the Cor.vertion of .the (JrarJ Lodge
will occupy-thv New M' sonic -Tern j
pie; llu moctriur the Alumni ^
- o'f the Elks' Educational Section 5
- will be held t the Metropolitan |
s Baptist Church. l)r. Charles E.
s VVe-lcy u ill preach, the Haccal&ufr \-i
0 oatc 'Sermon at the Metropolitan J
. A. M, E. ( lunch end Grand Chap- ;
c lain. W. (1. Avmu?will ?preside. - ?
Tht'pilfri ifnace to the shrine of the
lntty Grand Advisor, Col. Henry
"L Lincoln Johnson, AKill move Sun- i
day, August 25, with a sermon by jj
the Grand Chaplain at night.
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