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If-?-/' ?? __ Saturday, January 18, 1936 i Professor T. V. Swinton, of Clinton College, Rock Hill, S. C. - was the week ernl truest of Mrs. Florence' Brooks, 2512. Millwood . Ave,. Local Mr. Willard Harris of New ' York City spent the holidays visr._jk ?iting his?mother,?Mrs,. - Klnora Harris of 816 Blanding St. He i spent a pleapant stay visiting friends. He left on Tuesday, Jan. * 7, for New York. . V<? - ? Mrs. Ruth Adams Jacobs of Now York City was guest of honor to her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Adams of 609 Taylor Street for the Christmas holidays. She left Tuesday, Jan. '" 7, after enjoying a pleasant stay. Misses Barbara Burton, and Eunice OufcenJ teachers at Dennis Hi. Bishopvillc, S. C., spent--the week-end home. Miss Annie Belle Martin of Sumter, who is also a teacher at Dennis Hi. was their guest. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sholer are honored with their daughter and ivr ur;n;? on.l Wr?lon SUU, 1UIO. IT UtIC JL/HVTO Hltu ?? V.'IVJ Jr. Mrs. Davis, a former erad% < oate of Allen University is now teaching in Chicago, 111. She will return in a few days to resume her work. marriage " announcement Mr. and Mi's. V. S. Boyd ol Leosville, S. C. announce the marriage of their daughter, Maymo Cieste to Mr. Lincoln Forni-11 *~~~ Brown of Columbia, S. CUDecetnber 26, 1035. " car6"of thaniTs> i We wish to take this means of t 'thanking friends and acquaintances for'the many acts of kindness during our recent bereavement in the death of J. Alfred Stewart, also for the beautiful floral tributes; Mrs. Hattie E. Stewart and daughter. Marriage announcement Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Burgess of vrrangeDurg. d. aiuwumc mc marriage of their daughter. JuaI * nita Portia. to Mr. Marion Oliver Johnston of Savannah7 Gar; July 14, 1935. MANHATTAN SOCIAL CLUB The club met at the home of Mis* Etta Mae Bowers. 923 Wash > ir.gton St. Tuesday night. January 15th, 193G, with the Chaplain, Mrs. Lizzie A. Yotng in charge Opening song led by Mrs. Rosa j Clifton. Scripture reading by I the Chaplain, prayer by Miss AnI** nie Scott; another song by Mrs. Rosa Clifton. AJ.ter._lhe devotional service." the business part oi the meeting was briefly discussed. The hostess served a delicious course consisting of sandwiches cocoa, cake and pineapple, which evea-vone enjoyed. We aljourned to mc-et next Tuesday nite, Jan. 21, 193.6 at the home of Miss Jessie Mae Bowers, 1012 College St. AIL members please be on time. A Mrs. Dolly E. Smith President; * Mrs. Ella Mae Bowers. Reporter I CARD OF THANKS " Sixty of Columbia's underpi ivileged families wish to thank the individuals and clubs wlm made^it homes this Christmas. The family welfare society joins the com mitte for community t nrwunua planning1 in thankir.7 you for these contribution,*;. These baskets were delivered to the families on Christmas eve and Christrntrs morning. The people*" were delighted with them and stated that they hadn't had such a good Christmas since they were children. Lets start early next year and continue the work that wo have begun. _ THE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB The Rose .Social Club met a* C "! home of Miss F hel Robinson. 1628 Waverley St., Tuesday, Jan. 14. 19116, at eight o'clock. The \ meeting was called to order by V the President. First selection 1 "Steal Away." Prayer was led my Miss Maggie Rose; second *e1 lection "Love Lifted Me,""~ Our _ ?| devotionals came to a close. The ~w ron was cairoa; eacn memuer rvl apondod wtitlh their Bible verse and their dues. The minutes were read, received, and adopted. Old and new business was diacusa' ed by the members, of the club. After which we adjourned to meet at the home= of Miss Mildred Bobie, 1208 HMdt Srt-., Tuesday, Jan. 21, 19.16, at 7 oclock. Marian Brown, Reporter ~*j " 1ST CALVARY BAPT. CHURCH The Senior Usher Board of 1st s * Calvary held -itj, weekly meeting I Ik* Tuesday night, Jan.-14, 1936. at the chureh. The meeting was call | ed to order by the President. The | numbers of the board are plan1 m nim? to do more this year than [Vhfrt they have done in the past. ^1 he board elected the following ? Mr, John Parker, President; \jk i ^r W. "Oaten. Sec.; Mr. Fred I'm itephens Vice Pres.; Mr. T. W ? NMurson^ Asst. Sec., and Reporter; plr. Thomaa Smute, Tre?. 4- ? iltiyif if' a?J 1 1 ~ I THE SOCIETY OF BRAVE MEN 1 I (Mind Whitch Rut You T?ke> A big dog was one day earrying a big piece of meat in hi* moutn. 1 VV Hlle crossing a nver"orr a narrow bridge he chanced to look down into the water and there, saw his own ima^rei reflected. Thinking that it was another dog with a bigger piece of meat, he opened his mouth to grab the other dog'R piece, and lost his own in the rvver. Those who are greedy and try to get what belongs to their neighbors often lose what they al ready possess. : Am sorry that this same thing or something similar to the idea of the animal to exist among those who are to become members during the latter part of the i month, so much so until we have lost one of the applicants. Some times' there are many lessons within a little story. This" does not only apply to t\?e applicants, but to each member of the society. The constitution states that if a member is absent from a meeting over four times and 4s behind in his dew,, without a reasonable excuse, he has automatically excused himself from the club. Therefore losing what hr has already possesseded. If we are to maintain the ideals , and keep up the moral side of th-1 ^ society, it behooves every- mem, n>er _to see the secretary ^nd _tre;is, urer. Let that rut lead you to j j i both of the men. I During the snowy days of yes. j t erdav. a friend and I \yre riding , er.ioying mother nature. The road I on which?we were riding was'pav-. , od part of the way While the other remained unpaved (clay). As . we drove_Jnto the clayed road, [?there were four ruts?aed?eome, time six, so I said to the driver. ! "Mind Which Rut You Take" for it is likely that we remain in it r-'-for twenty-five miles. Now why should we remain there for such ar.i sloppy, then there were those [ behind us, there were those inj front of us, there were those meet ?ing im on their side of the road, therefore nothing else w)\s Ic-ft .but go to the end,-. I Since then I have thought of it I in many other angles^ and espe. ! cially to* man and society. I shall state the five big topins towards making an outline toward solving 1 thn. nroblcm "Right Rut.,f (1) Economic; (2) Social; (3) Political; (4) Educational; (5) Religious. : ( You mfiy fill, out the outline to .suit your individual beliefs, "(As you like it)." Lemuel C. Williams, Reporter | BACCHANTES SOCIAL CLUB The Bacchantes Social Club held their first business of the year Monday night, Jan. 13, at '1th" home of Miss Melinda Hickson .2410 Taylor St. The President called the meeting to order promnl , ly at 8 o'clock. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. . The roll .was called; each member responded as- his name 1 was called." The house was then opened for business?Old and new. business was discussed. The club finally decided to put over a wotth while program in the near future. Refreshments were served. \V ?adjourned - to? meet?with??MissMary Claybourne and Mri Caisson on next Monday night. Lucius Dakers, Reporter "THE 12 PAL'S SOCIAL CLl'B" The Twelve Pal's Social Club held their first meeting of the year Thursday, January* 2. at the home of Miss Alice Aaron. nni ? n . j i fie meeting was ctuiea \o order by the Pres. singing "Come to Jesus." Prayer by Miss Aaron. - Bible verses ?each member of the club. The house was then n opened to make the club . better The roll was called and each one responded. The hostess served a delicious salad course. 1 We adjourned to meet with M iss Edna Johnson on Pine St. The "Twelve Pal's Social Cluib met with Miss Edna Johnson on Thursday nite, January 9, "193(3, at 8:15 o'clock. Opening song. "Oh Calvary-" Prayer by Mists Frost. Bible verse? were recited The minu<tes the last meeting were read, received and adopted. Each member expressed their desire for the uplifting of the club for the new year. Eveiry member pledged to -be an active member and to do all We can and the best we can. r ' The hostess then served a delicious course. We adjourned . to meet^with Mrs, " Mabel "Wilson, 1912 Gervais St. Officer^ are as follows: Miss Alioo Aaron, Pros.; Miss Viola Anderson, Vice Pres.; Miss Inez Seals, Sec.; Mrs, Rosa Thompson Asst. Sec.; Miss Edna Johnson Tres.; Mrs. May bell Wilson Chr; of Sick Committee; Mis Mabel J. Daniels. Reporter. THE ROYAL FRIEND SOCIAL CLUB The Royal Friend Social Club - met at the Odd Fellow's Hall on Monday night, Jan. 13, 1936 at eight o'clock. The President led the club's song with the rest of the members following in concert The r'oll was called; number present 2Z. The minutes of the last meeting were read, received and adopted. The house was then'opened for business by the President who 9tarted with a fast drive but carefully explaining every thin.". He yent ajong giving every member a chance to cypress himself, v nich made it much .as;or for the club to discuss and decide carefully. Each step he ended his talk to the members, warning them not | to forget their duty and the rules ^EDWARD,''^er0'" [ - - . ' . I ~ ? 0. ! RADIO NEWS ?The radio social chib hdd their regular weekly meeting at the home of Mr. Williams, Tuesday, 936 rado social club was continued throughout this meeting. Some parts of our constitution were ruled out, and others ammended. The 1936 Radio will not be on display until Mmvth hut tVin mjii., na I't.-j will Be an display until March I but the main parts will be sat in place on election night which is to be Tuesday, Jan. 21, 11136. All hiembers (or tubes) that can -not come up to >tho standard wi-Hbe repaired if possible. If not they will be thrown away, we've no place for dead tubes. 5 new tubes are to be added making a to tal of 20 but in case we can't fin! 5 acceptable ones or have to throw a tew of the preseht ollOS aWTTyr the radio will be ^smaller and smarter, without any static. In ase you are a member and donot know, we meet at the home of Mr. Thoinas Palmer next Tuesday .vhieh happens* to be election night, you are asked to be present. John W. Johnson, Reportei ? - - THE C RI SADEHS ( U U The Crusaders met at the home >f JUr. Benson on Senate St.. with .^he*?President in_ ch&; pe.- NVc .vent into the discussion of our bird' an: ivi:Aar, whi h is to be held on the 28th of February. W\ ,vere glad Miss F. Pope came out md talked about cooperation ol >ur club which all enjoyed an;l we nope she will come more oftenci. We all were Klad to have a talk by one of hie members which was .m joyed by all. We had as visitors: Miss Benson, Miss F. Pope, Miss, Miss Ruth Bale, Miss Thelma Goddard, Miss Annie Mae Jackson, Miss Mary Pope and Mrs, McOla Williams who _\vas maried to one ol our members hast week. H. B. Barber Reporter ? XON PERIL SOCIAL ( LI B On Wednesday evening, January 8, lb.'10, the members celebrat :-d their first anniversary at the 0:id Fellow's Casino., The Caiiliu was beaiitifully decoi ated with the club colors, pink and .jreon. The club had Us its guests one hundred, seventy live persons who-.seemingly enjoyed one of the reason's swellest affairs. The nusic was furnished by "Nat-1 lines and the boys assisted, by hat Boy "Tom pavis"who is ore aniot.g the South * greatest contestants for those honors,. Attiiouted to that famous character Louis Armstrong." "Nat" leas j. swinging group of cats. Every me is hoping he and the.boys will make the greatest of succe s. After "Nat" and Ins boys bad swung out a while the affair was changed a bit that is.the dancing C ased and the President, .Miss Bernice .rairis'took the affair in hand. N.-e renting a p.ogam Which -. as of a swell type- First: Reiiarkj by the President which inhaled the organization of t.h<> lib and took in all particulars !. <_ President in turn1 .introduced .diss Louise Stray who acted as Mistress of Ceremony. After a >o!o by Mr. Joe Wilson, a "selecton was then played by the: Orhe.:tra and thia number w ;s .1..,!icai?ed to the Radio Social Cli.L nen'.bers and their guests. A solo by the famous tenor, Mr. al Recti. Next number by Mr. Tsheet Aiken which consisted of a tap, r.nd of course he had to in- ludo that Columbia as well as Harlem traxc: .\\tmol.\, thr ''Truck." The next number was dedicated to the. Claiie De La Lune Social Club and t.ieir guests. Adding in a leap year's dance l'oi all. Next number was dedicatee. .0 th.e Crusaders Social Club and ,heir guests. The N011 Peril and their guests took advantage* of the next piece played by the ban J which was nighiy enjoyed by all. group and offered her condolence remarks. Turning the program over \ the Piesident, giving Lie signal -o the gioup to proceed with the dance; After dancing Tor awhile the group was served with a delightful course of chicken salao >11 lettuce leaves, pickle, saltines, I ?mu i iuii, cutKiau wnicn every one I enjoyed, then on with the dance I until 12 o'clock. th;n as the hand played Home Sweet Home every one screamed l'or an extension of time wnich ment that every one was enjoying themselves, ? -? - ? ?f THE LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL b CLUB * Thtj Lucky Bird Social Club met in a called meeting January 13, at th(e home of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, 1221 Wheat St.- Number present 10. The opening song led by Mr. G..W. McDaniel; Prayer by Mr. Sam Williams. Song by Mrs. Marie Senior: " I am on my way'*. This song brought our devotional service to a close. Mr. McBanial, acting president presided over the jneetirrgT^Tr. 4>a?v Williams TTcted as moderator in electing officers for 1936. Mr. Sam Williams, vice-president; Mrs Annie Porter, treasurer; Mrs. Ken nedy, secretary. Our next meeting will be at the home of President, Mr. McDantelp 926 Gate St, All members are asked to be present. Come out and let's get line up for 1936. Our doors are opened for new members. All ofl&icers are asked to ibe present Thursday night at 8:00 ^'clock at 502^ Main St., Mrs.JPortor. Tttfr PAl MfCTTO LEADER " A. U. CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS r | The A. U. Club of Columbia held Its first meeting1 of 1936 at - It... In-...,.. 11 r m i'u 11 w gardner 2320 Hampton Ave., on Wednesday evening, January 8. Due to the . uufavorableness of the weather onlyrsome 2U or more of the members came out to the meeting. The meeting was opened with prayer in concert then i business was taken up. The business consisted of outlining plans for the club for the rest of the j year. After a few remarks by j __uur most able President,M-r^William Burton and some suggestions by members two things were decided on by the club. The pres-I ident then appointed a committee with Mrs. Baumgardner as chairman to make plans for carrying - out tho-af ws??f-~ffie- ekA^-for this year as were drawn up at this meeting. Upon the completion of plans for the year then followed the installation of officer?. Because of THE WAVERLEY SILVER STAR The club met at. the TTOYne of Mrs. Katie Stern at 1207 Legree St. The meeting was opened by singing "What a l'ri:nd we have in Jesus." After devotional services the house was opened for new business.. Your , Presindet, v. ^ o MVIC I V-VICVVCU UllII Allnil Bell liolloy as vice-president. We are very glad to have Mrs. Lueinda Ililler a new member with us, also Miss Daisy * Pranklyn. Little Nell Louise Holley, is club mascot. Meeting next Tuesday night at> the home of Mrs. Krances Smith, 2107 Pendleton St. THE Kl' FES A HI) LIGONS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Casper -RufT and Mr. a fid Mrs. Walter Ligmi entertained a few of their, friends at their home below New Brookland on the Orangeburg Highway -Jnst~ Saturday-evening. Mrs. Rulf had as hgr guest fcti I the week-end I Miss . 'Charlotte .'Nance of Newberry who is a teacher in the-White Hall school in Jenkinsville. - - . - ,r The evening was .spent In play-, n'g cards and dancing, after which f the hostess served ham, slaw, hot T I'nlK?pit'leies, eoifee. fHuit wine, candy aud nuts. Among the gutsts were -Miss i Charlotte Mance-, Mr. Willie Edgai I Thompson, formerly of Chicago, 111., now a student of Allen Dili versity-j?Miss Geneva Gt-HFtn?ofColumbia, also one of. the teachers of White Hall school in Jen1 kinsville;. Mr. Winded K. Hiller of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Canity Weston of Cayce; Mr. and - Mrs. George Berry Davis of New Brooklaud; Miss Ruth Weston and Mr. John Adams" of Cayce: Messrs H. Harrison, E. James and BroWn all of Columbia. All expressed tl)i>menlvnc ac l,oi.... ? ? MO MUXllK .-l|IVIll. U|) t'lljoyable evening, his long standing as an officer of the club it fell Mr.-Woodbury's Jot to install the new officers. We can only say that it was well done and when wp*say well done we say it with all the meaning th; two words, "well done" carry. With routine- matters completed^ the club settled down to an evening of socializing and card playing. The members played several games including the old games of "Five Up" and "Whist". Along with tht. card games went service by rh<> nosiess trt tea~and cakes. A very pleasant and enjoyable evening was spent by all who were present- IVotnU - , Iiuvvil 1WI UU tuci Ilt'WS of the club in this paper. WHIST PARTY On Saturday eveiiing. Januaiy I, at the home of Mr, ur.d . Mrs, l-il Adams of till'i Taylor Sit Mrs. Ruth Adams Jacobs, Miss Dorothy Adams and Mr. Willard Harris, all of Xe\V York City were leliprhtfully entertained at a whist paity given in their honor, , The evening Was sp. r.t in card' playing and listening'to the. sweet tones of classical music.?After a number of social games were enjoyed, the table was then set to , play for prizes. Mr. (Jeorge Kershaw was the" winner, of the high score while Mr. Albirt Harris was wtr.nrr of the low score. They both received prizes. Then a <lolightful course of pear salad', sal-tines, fruit cake, cocoanut take, candies and mits was served, The guests were as follows: Mrs. Ruth Adams Jacobs, Miss i Dorothy Adams, Air. Willard liar- 1 ris, Mr. and Mrs. Chatman, Miss j Agnes Williams; Mrs, Margaret Harris, Miss Bcrnice ilarris, Miss-j Margaret Harris, Miss Mary Adams, Mrs. Mitiie Pearson, Mr,tk'orge Kershaw, Mr. Albert Har- ' Irs. They departed expressing them , selves as having spent an ienj?v- j oM.% ? '" ? i-vviUI|g, IN MEM OKI AM (Mother) Mother, dear on January 17th, | 1936, it has been one ycbr since j _yoa_w?nt away:????= Seemingly you are gone to stay j We mis<s your presence in our hoihe j You are gone never more to roam, >.\ We know you are with the angels, On that beautiful'shore, And we will meet when this [ life is over. j, i Daughters: Mrs. Mary J. Weston Holley, Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. Katherine Weston Holley, Gadsden, S. C.; six granda. five t great-grands. COURAGE. Keverend E. 51. Keitt The Lord saw fit To call you, to.-the pulpit R?v. b. w. Rem. ' No t5ime to lose i/Ait J tiimist To put on your Gospel shoo* And carry the news. If your charge is small Or you may have none at all Just be faitHful to the call And then you have done it a "You were "lovely with music swe But your work was not comple yow that you would not repea 0 But to the Gospel mpssape pre f-f I could hear you tell the sto How Jesus cafne from pi pry And SUlVei-ed brrfhe "cruel cross To savO the world from loss. 1 am pleased t*> hear the pood news You are carrying the Gospel truths Hold on t'o thevhorn of the.alt When old, you will not faltei j Your path will not always be smooth No flowery beds of ease Toil on and in llis name rejoice Bringing in the sheaves. His purposes will ripen fust Unfolding?every hour The bud~may have^ a bitter- las But sweet will be the flower. I present to you a good wish j With sincerehcss of my heart To keep Avith you the Gospel gi .rvuu never wun 71 pSFtT* ?PEARL H. REDD Verdery, S. C. ^ ? ' mm ' ? THE WARI) ONE WILLING WORKERS CLE J? r~-'~ ? The club met at the home. Miss C. Shealey, 1227 Wheat S Tuesday, January"!4 with the > dam PrPsidPTTty prfxiihnjr 'I'l meeting .was called to order .1 the President, Miss Annie. Bel Wolfe and'Opened with the cl song led by Mrs. Creasie M Thompson. Prayer by Miss Sei 4e" Brown. IBible verses were i cited. Then the meeting was op ed for business. We had six n< .nipmhprs which make the numb of members now twenty. Hope keep then until tho year ends. T minutes were read. Motion 1 Mrs. C. M. Thompson, seconded I Miss Lucy Jones, the -viee-pre: the members responding^'briefl .Al ter the meeting; was closed M Eva Mae Moss led the-closing od Miss Annie Bell Wolfe led tl Mizpah: May the Lord watch b tween me and thee while we a absent, one from another. Ame MR. AN'I) MRS. YOt'NG LEWIS ENTKRTAI Mullins, S. C., Jan. 3, 1030Mr. and 'Mrs. Young Lewis, hs as their dinner guests, Miss I.u Gerald, a senior at State Colleg Ml ss Margaret Gerald, a studei at State College, Mrs. Janie Phi ers who has returned home 'fro Philadelphia, ? Prof, E. Richard C.-son. Prof. McDonald of ~AV1 mington, N. 0.; Mr. A. Mopre < Wilmington, NVC. Dinner consis ed of turkey and dressing, ri< with giblet gravy; biscuits, Englis peas, potato souffle, cranberry, .it iic, ssjjuujjvu oysters,. j-uaiuc pears on lettuce leaves and rit walnut ice cream with fruit cak soft radio music, on January 1936. The Emergency Club met at tl home of Mr. and Mrs. Young Ee\ is, Mrs. Oallie D. Reaves, Preside: Mrs. Alma Gerald, See.?Openir song "God will take care of yoi By HER HER The night was c'old And through its ble . A sad monotonous ' It gave my heart a" Hf TfincKf V\ q ?-? {inr/ Would have on such Quite dark but?neai I'd none along to g Of cheerfulness, tha Might not upset niy Nor did I sense the Of Cod's kind hand . I was a man so stee My heart! I marvei The pounding of by That, every tender h i. As, strong as mini t 'T was on that dreai A thing, I know, \v< My weakened brain Had not beheld the Just what it was, I But, seeming humai For that. The mem That stared at me; r.acn nuni recurrent 'Me. with the sort of ' 'I've ofiiiio a long w In .brea'hle&s tonesAt least, he looked t I touched him not, t.l .Thr lingered lontr CT If it were just a twi ?That brought^ that Into nvy lantern's s 'Though hastily I f? I did not leave his si t . Why did he look at What was it he'd be Just why did fate r To pass his trembli He dropped in death Persistent of a menl Perhaps that was a To test my faith?< That wheeled that ' > ' ^ ! CLASSIFIED ADS = ; ton IIUHliOT VALUE 1 USED CARS STOP BY I 1AU AAA KM I I9?t mAllfl n BUY WHERE ,1 11 TffE-rnr^unts 1 ;i J & OK CHEV. co.l cl 1924 Main St. I 1 1 Female Help Wanted Help for Institutions Hospitals Everywhere. No Experience necessary. $50.-$180., monthly. Enar .lose stamp. Scharf Bureau 145133 \V. 45th, New York. M A HAM PETER'S Hair Grower For Diseased Scalp?Gives Lifa A Beayty. BEST .^GROWER?apply mce a week?I'RICE S5c. ilIQti Blanding St ? O/iumbi? 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