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I'. ?->y Saturday, October 12, 1935 Miss Ruth Morrison of 1113 1 Paige St. reports spending a very pleasant trip in Washington, D. C.' where she was visiting her brother, t She waw ma?y jrlaee-s -of?interest. ? She is now ready for school. Miss Bessie Mae Watson left i the city, October Cth for the North where she will be gone for some time. We wish for her a_pleas-, 'ant stay. Sunday, October 6th the Hoovers and Fitzpatricks motored to Spartanburg .nd spent a very enjoyable day with" Miss?M. E. Hoover who is- an instructor -in the Cummings Street High School of that city. .? Mr. Willie (Sonny) Wilson, - unofficial Mayor of Detroit, and former Columbian, accompanied by Dn-Chas. Williams, are in the city-visiting relatives ?nd friends. Mr. Wilson was called home on ac: ^ - 1 count of the death of his aunt, Mrs, Maggie Joyce. Friends arc . delighted to greet him. 4> . Mr. Win. II. Holley, formerly a Linotype Operator*' for The Palmetto Leader is now located let 21G9 Senate St., (corner S'enati and House Streets) in-the undertaking business?Holley and Sons -?Kuner:td Home. ' ? CULTURE CLUB NEWS Mrs. Hattie Green, 232G Washington street will be hostess to The'Culture Club at a most imnoorr, Oct. 14th, at 5 o'clock. Miss Rebecca Reid of the N. Y. A. will be .guest speakeV. All members are urged to be present. ? SPENT WEEK IN CITY ,Mr. William Bradley?who lives "' it A 107 Witfora A,-? viRe-, Pa., enjoyed a week's stay with his father who lives at G16 IJ.-urel St. He left Monday to resume his duties as waiter on the B&O Railroad. TUB GOLD-DIGGERS The Gold Diggers gave^ their fJarty at the home.of Miss Descena iJ rtiiv, 2351 Stark St. The guests I were served a variety of sandwichmints, ^salted peanuts, pickles and punch." Everyone reported having a very nice?time after spending the evening in cards, playing and cJ-ncine, Those tak~ ir.g a Tiart are as follows: Mable Grant, Charlie Moore, Mattie Sims David Goodwin, Fannie Mviti RufuS Salley and Ducilo Green, Rebecca,, Alston, Ruth Simmons Hnmezell Bowman, Walter Hickson. Wilhclmena Anderson, Joseph . Bailey, Isabella Davis, Joseph Thompson Miggie Etherdge, Sadie Ly keg, Fred Lykes, Willie Brown, Pauline Roberts, Destcena Martin, Romeo Davis, Carrie Stre ather, Edward Canty and Ella Mar tin. Reporter-Destccnr. Martin V RADIO NEWS " The* Radio Social Club met at . the homo of Mr. Smith Tuesday, October H, 19*15. The meeting' was -(conducted in the regular manner * -\Vith Mr. Smith acting as Chairman. Pi ns for an entertainment - which is to take place soon, given by the -four leading men club of the city. Namely the Radio, Tipi? otil Young Mcrr, Twitightfe and Cnr saders Social Club, was the main - issue in this meeting. At the close of the meeting the mcmbers gatheied uround the table in the beautiful dining room and received a course of potato salad on?lettuce, sliced ham, crackers, hot chocolate n ke and candy. . Next meeting will take place at the home of Mr. Scott. THE MANHATTAN SOCIAL CLUB j The Manhattan Social Club met ~ at the home of Mrs. Lola Giluroro, 1309 Pubyrt'A St., Oct. 8, 1935. The ?(jub .? ti lled to order 24 minto nine by the Chaplain, Mrs. ! Lizzie A. Young.. Openin? song led by Mrs. Ella Johnson, "Just as I am without one plea." Scripture ?raadidng by Mable Anhfrod> 25th H chapter Psalm 1-11 verse; pray- i er by Mrs. George T. Edwtards. < Another song led by Mrs. Cora B. i I ,Hall, "Jesus' will ffint for you." ] ^Jhere were Bible veraea by each ntmbcr beginning with the letter _ 'L" The business part of the meet ng was discussed. The minutes if the last*meeting were read reeived and adopted. The club was rery glad to have as their guest, iTrs. E. Butler, who h's returnned iuni Piliuit, Mllll., ui lltH' ffiT" nonths vacation, reporting' that he had a very happy stay. We are , 1 ? r^.jr ? " riiuw mux. sne nau a I ppy. stay. * Collection tor the club $2.60. Closing song "God be with you -ill we meet again." The club rented the mispah. Our motto: "Learn to cooperate and save." Victoria Baxldy, ^.Reporter . THE LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB . ' The Lucky Bird Social Club met at the home of Mrs Alice Randolph, No. 8 Dewey Avenue, Tuesday eveninntr. Oct. 8, at its Usual hour, 8:30 o'clock. -Thtr-opening song was led by Chaplain, Mrs. McCoy. "Nearer My Got! To Thee;" Prayer by by Mr. Sam Williams. Song by club "I will not bg l-enioved," also "Just as k^m." Scripture lesson, Isaiah 52 chapter by ^Mr. Sam Williams. Sons by Mr. McDaniel "Every time 1 feel the spirit." This brought out devotional service to a close. The President .took charge. The minJtes of the last meeting were^read and stood approved. The sick committee reports all well, y ' . Suite'-y evening, Oct. 13, Ihe Lucky' Bird Social Club will giyt a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. Maty McCoy, 1G21 Tobacco St., at 5 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. rt.ii new ana unnnisned nusines: was transacted. The 10H was ct'll ed and the dues were taken very speedy. No* present 20. Mrs. Cleo Davis of 2404 Mott St^will ontertain tbe Club Oct. 10.?The closing song was led by President. Mrs Senior. We were' served hot rice and chitterlings, pie, bread and hot chocolate. i-\ THE DAMES The Dames Social Club met at the homo of M. ttie Hampton, Tuet<fay, Oct. 8, 1935, at*-the usua hour, with the President in charge-. The house was called to order by singir.g "Brightly Beam!." After devotions a short and interesting program was rendered. TJhe house was then opened for busi nass. Watch the Le'-dor .for the date of the Dames first anniversary, which will be soon. We adjourned -to. meet at. the home of Bea.ilah B. Pope. ; Mattfe Hampton, reporter THE TWELVE PALS SOCIAL xtu B " The Twelve Pals Social Club met with Miss Alice Aaron "on* Thursday, Oct. .1. with th. Pro.ddi-M presiding. ?Singing, "Htr~ Leadeth Me"; Scripture it?:ling by President;' Prayer by Miss_Aaron. Bible vei ses were recited by each nicmbei of the Club. The meeting was opened for business. The minutes were read and approved; afterward the roll was called and each member, responded. We were gl'-d to have Miss Marjorie Wayman join us. A delicious course of Russian tea and chicken sandwiches was served. The next meeting will be with Miss Inez Seals, 1204 Gregg St. * Mable J. Daniels, reporter THE WARI) ONE WILLING WORKERS The Ward (Jne -Willing^ WorJcer* Club had a* lovely SilVef Tea Sunday, Oct. 6, at the home of Mrs. Eva 3fae Moss, -127 Sumter St. Mrs. Lula Scott (Attended the Silver Tea. Many visitors were -pre- sent. Mr. Effon Johnson one of the Jolly Four Hundreds Club members made a lovely talk which we really enjoyed. Most of the. members resnonded. Miss I Lucy Jones welcomed the visitors. Mrs. Moss seived delicious tea, cake and candy. The club meeting at the home of Mrs. S. Brown, 517 Sumter St. Tuesday, Oct. 8. The meeting was called to order and opened with the club song led by Mrs. Lula Scott; prayer by Mrs. Cheeseboi-ouigh; Bible verses were heard by all of the members. The minutes were read motioned by Mis. Creasie Thompson, second by MrsKatherim- Kims. Then the -i roll was called. The membeis re- . sponded briefly. Then the meeting j vas closed. Mrs. Evu Mae Moss fed the closing song. Miss Lucy i Jones Jed the closing order, '; a. &ikhiiL LOVELY wKnnixr: HECEPTION Of uutstanding interest of the early autuimn season was a lovely wedding reception Saturday eve- . ning, October 5, given in honor qL ilr?. aird Mir. F. M. \ uung of llhZO Lyon Street. Over seventy live quests called (luring the hours of 9?11 o'clock. Receiving the guests v.t the front door were Misses JLouise Kyals, Louise Gibson, ivrissl Jessie Mac Gibson registered the guests in the Trail. Mrs. Alma L. Hopkins introduc jd the guests to the Bride and Groom. The Bride was attired in a gown of lustrous -white satin. The ;- ?.. 1 ,vi-- .??i. I vii (Mini vvcu^ aunt'u in i.i luv^ iy uui k suit. The house was a scene of beauty. Most of those present were composed) of Ministers of tf.e city,-'who camo to give honor to this lovely couple. Mr. Keitt recited two" lovely poems which he composed in honor of Rev. and Mrs Young. Kev Young is a splendid young minister of the gospel. He is pastoring three or four churches. ? The beautiful and useful giftsattested the high esteem in which Ihe couple is held. Mrs. Josephine Rich -idson and Mrs. Annie I)argan had charge of the gift room. lee tronm-and calfe were'served also white and pin&_ mints. Those serving w.ere Misses Evelyn Ryals, Mamie Lee Gibson, 'Beatrice .Steward, Messrs ^J.bins Rjcfr.-rdson, Louis. Gibsoni ?i Among the out. of tovVn guests present were: Rev. and Mrs. II. J. Ryals, Mi-, and Mrs. William Adams at'. J .son. THE BROWN SKIN MODEL SOCIAL CLUB The, Club hold-its weekly meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at their club room, 1921 Henderson St. The meeting was to order with the President singing "In the garden," Lord's prayer repeated in concert; followed with a music solo played ~by Miss A. B. PatrtTOld and new business was dis-cxuii.s'd. The .girl desired to give a dance 'sobfT~so \\Dtch the Leader for the jdater AVe were very glad to have Miss Steward. The meeting came to a close. The hostess Served fish salad on lettuce leaves, ?ltit?a cH-jckers and punch. Pres., Miss Ruth Boyd; Sec., Miss Mattie?PauL?Reporter?M r.-v. Mozie Crumpton. ^ MIDNIGHT SHOW AT CAROLINA SUNDAY NITK ?The Caroltba?Theater- offers a special midnight show Sunday nite, October, 13th., featuring an all JceloraiL cast in _ "Harlem After Midnight;" -- ~ This picture is made up of the best CoTorecT "performers from Broadway, including Jazz Bands and a Bevy of Dancing" Beauties from the greaCNight Clubs oJNew .York. The*big cast of favorites include Lorenzo Taylor. Bee Freeman, "Slick" Chester, Pe&il McCuiiiiack, Rex Ingram and many others with "Base" Turner's "Royal Arcadians" Orchestra and Harlem's "Tigerette" Chorus. A feature of "Harlem After Midnight" is the showing of kidnapers in action as they send forth "The JDecoy", arrange "The Contact" and then put a squealer "On the Spot." . Admission-price for this special midnight show will be 25 cents for all seats with both balconies being reserved for colored. PAINE I.IONS PREPARE ... - -FOR FIRST-GAME - Augusta, Ga... The?Paine?College "Lions" are preparing for their first grid encounter of the Season. Coaehes Brown and Ferguson are drilling them daily in the fundamentals of blocking- and tackling so that they will be ready for the Voorhees "Tigers" on Saturday afternoon, pctober 12th. Several changes have been made in the line-up. The versatile end, John Harris, has been changed to veteran center of the squad, is to nlou fonl/ln T nrAti "Hv" P^nnm ">7 V. ""V, " | will.succeed Harris at the end position. Alternate captain^ Raymond Norris will remain dn the line. Ralph I^atimer is showing up well on the line. The' sprinting half-back, George Bragg, "s <recovering from Injuries received early in the year and will be at his best this season. Artis Curry, fleet footed back, is running hard as ever, Daniel Collins, plunging full back is in good trim. THE PALMETTO LEADE1 Along with thong- already men-tioned, Coach Brown is going to depend tr[5bnV;uch mefi as Jatne* Bursey, Jiu/es Builon, Robert . Sceen, Edward Bynum, Herbert troy, Saunders, Edmund Haynes Theodore Allen Harold Pridgeon, Charles Phelps, Clarence AV'illiams. Raymond Frazier and Captain. Isaiah. "Ike" Washington. ' I'aino has some tough opponents for this grid season, including Claflin, Georgia State and Benedict. ~ FLAME OF MORRIS BROWN COMPLETELY CONSUME | YELLOW JACKETS 6-0. Looms As Hottest Thing In Football "Hooks Nelson . From the hills of Georgia came the thundering herd of Morris Brown, galloping along with such force that the earth throbberHike the pulsation of a mighty heart. Although the boys of Allen in their hvitrhf vTlttTTTo n rmm 1 fought like ten million devils they bad no defense for the aerial booth of these irrepressible lads from Atlanta, and went down snarling like an angry tiger before the well planned attack of Morris Brown. The first half was a Tight all the -way, an although, Allen's defense was stopped as dead as Julius Catsaiv- Avhen he tried to gallop all over the senate and was smash ed down by Brutus, her defense against the crushing running attack wag lovely tn look nt. 'After Morris Brown, scored Allen's only chance to; get near the Georgia boys goal line came.. Williams, former Booker Washington player and playing his first college game sent a long punt booming far into Morris Brown's territory. Smith of Morris Brown kicked back and little Ike Brown. "The Broadway Kxpress" streaked straight up ty-fivg yai^l line,, where He was tackled by\half pf the Georgia fnon, TP,n the students began pleading for a score, even ""Dictator" Simpson, whose actions^ around the footbdll field reminds "us of tbe"Tate "Serial "tor Ilury?Long's r of Louisiana^ eyes began to twinkle, but if was all in vain because Morris Brown let Allen wear herself out oh tlSeir line' while the backfield discussed the World series and pretty girls in the stand. The second half Mor ris Brown went into action and 'did these boys do things with that football. Led by Cooper, former Allen player and he best running back on the field. Morris Brown single passed, double passed and triple- --passed her way to three touchdowns. The entire?forward" wall of Allen Reserves credit for the great fight" he put up against One of the best teams ever seen in Columbia. ' A word must be said for Williams. "the patdfif'Tcathitf kid" of B. T. W. High School. This boy showed all the fine training he rej ceiv.-d from Stallsworth who has turned out the?*best football players ever to wear cleats. The writtor wonders how he would fare ? t I some college. Little Ike Brown and ami?big Joo~ Horry?also?never stopped trying, plunging into the Renter of the line spinning and CWIOUIII^ ?IV?VI 1 * ?7 -where, only a yard or two at the time. If Allen-pass defense along ,-with her olfuise improves th?se ' fighting youngsters are going to be bugs in somebody's breeches. it EN N KTTSVILLE NEWS" . Oct. came in with, some very cold weather. Many of us Were stricken to "our coats .Sunday."We are thinking quite-a bit about the war. Well, what is on, must come. All we can si y as Christians to pray and look to God in the most high . He-ami no other g;>n come to our need. Mr. Mose Ditidton,. sexton at Macedonia Church .for a number of" years died at his home on Rt. 1, Wednesday. The funtrera'l service was held Sunday afternoon at the above named church. Rev. P. B. Mdodbna, pastor. Quite a number of... friends. witnessed the/sorDcacVin R ^ttcCuller'^^SCJVIurk -Church died at his- homo Friday afternoon. Funeral services Were held at, .St, Mark Sunday afternoon.. Our high school opened Friday t m w teachers joined in this term. We trust thev will join in with us and make this a banner year. Our dear Mrs. Simmons' face with those true smiles was miss ed as never before" when the six tirade room dooil opened for school. She joined tp**! acuity" in heaven will never break up. As she past I to the great beyond this summer. | Thvy are making last speed with the Zion Church under the spe' cial contractor of Mr. James Smith. ' ' .Bishop P^_A. Wallace of N. Y. was the dinner guest of Mr. amlKlmore Stubbs on- M'. rshel and King Sts. Tuesday afternoon. Mis L. B. Stuibbs, left Wednesday af- [ tn nnoon for the District Conference, held in Chesterfield. Rev. & Mrs. J. C. Cox. attended the conference nnd reporfod a splendid session. Dr. P. A. Wallace of N. Y. New Bishop was present and t-, " making plenty??""i frirmd-. T|; reporter accompanied Miss Mayift B. Crosland and brothers to Harts yille, S. C. Monday afternoon While there they were the jollj house guests of K'v. and Mis. 11 I.'. Butler an 1 family: every see jond was highly spent" Mr. and Mrs. Ix-'foy McQueen Vl .c !!?? :? I.' noiui: r i .-((ur spent a snorl while In Httrtsvilic, Si. T. Monday afternoon. They nugR a |?<p rat at the home of Rev. \ and >11 y Butler. Dr.. Toby Richardson \va called to his home in C(.l:mlii'- , S C. at the bedside of his sick jath er; trust ho will soon i"Qcoyer. l)i and Mis. Richardson were quit mis.sod Sunday morning af church Mrs. flattie KrazieV, accompany hor husband to N. Y--fbst week She reported a pleasant trip. Rev. \V. F. McCoy, pastor e j Bethesda Baptist Church left Sal uijtlay morning foi a busiiu?"s m.-t . ing at hi:-, church. Everybody i Iwtn'king hard for '..heir. f> 11 rail; The cotton season is convii g to clds'e very fast The service at Saw Mill Churc was very good Sumlirhr Rev. 1 M. Booker, pustonr^Ss at his |)o of duty. Quite u ltrge numhi was present. This was one of tli fall rally days, and they soon pi $100.11 on tiie table. After tl Av M. service Rev. Booker, tl choir, along with a number of mei 'iei"s- inotored to ("hi'i aw, S. t t -un-duct the aftermrorrt-serviee * the Pee Dee Church.' Rev. F. \\ Price, . pastor. Collection f.or th iftemoon at the Pee Dee Chure 'Was very good, $11*10. Mr. N. I Robinson, student at M. C. speti .He week-end home. Rev., andd Mrs. A. J. \Vrigh pastor ol Shiloh Church feel ii 1 they aie kecpinr. house sure or oUigh. Th?-y purchased a fine mil cow. She gives around 11 galTor >f milk daily. * ' I am a little umasv for Mr: Wiight. She gains a number i pounds each week. Plenty fns ico milk vach, day, wiH brinj* tb extra pounds. Our morning service "was wv good Sunday. Rev. A. J. pie^che y-' splendid y-erju'on; Tn spite < -tUe Avxather, %ve liad :i nice I'I'Owci Miss Bingham, mumc teacher, Mis Midnight Shov ?CAROLINA AN ALL re "Harfentj Afi . Straight From Har Yeat A ( AST MADE IP O PERFORMERS I 1 Net "Base"~Tiirrier,s "1 chestra, Harlem's " GAB-CA ?"HM R;>th RaLo Admission: ^JoNE arc those agonizing -hours?at home?alone! No more anxious moments at the telephone, waiting for invitations that never come. No longer does she ask: "What's wrong with me and men?'' For now that she has restored to her hair its youthful' lustre and loveliness, Lois has found love, hi nninutt. ?-rrrr?n n " ?rI -, Willi a capital "R". ^ What is Lois' beauty secret? Jtlst this?ah occasional application of Godefroy-'s Larieuse Hair Coloring. That's how she regained her Rl amorous charm ? beauty that _ turos.merTs thoughts to romance. That's why her hair is so soft, silky, and a/ways sparkles. If your dtaltr cam'I tupply you ^ M 25. 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