The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 25, 1936, Page Page 7, Image 7
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', Saturday, January 25, 1936
Miss Willie Mae Gilliam has returned-to
N. Y. after spending 3
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joeijoouwin on Harden St.
While here Miss was the
honored truest nt so'vwnl nortiii!
and dinners.
Her many friends regret that
her stay was so short.
Miss Dorothy Adamh?o!?Net?
York City spent three weeks with
her grandmother and grandfather,
~ "My,"Snd ~Mrerl?d w. Adarrre-of tsoo
Taylor street. While visiting her
relatives and friends she expressed
herself as having spent an enjoyable
trip. She .was escorted to
? the station, January 20?by?
Mittie Person, Miss Margarft Harris,
Miss Mary Adams, Mr. George
^ Kershaw and Mr. Edw. Adams.
IN MEM OK I AM
In snd but loving remembrance
> of our dear one. Carrie Reese \\)ho
drpartd tfiis life Jan.-19th, 19.S0.
We mist- VOllr lovin? vnirn n?irl
genie smiles; but we are ' su' e
you are smiling, with the angels.
God has ^ai-i un for thee in Hear
ven, ; "
' .A cj'own which cannot fade,
v 1'.;e rightcous -judge at that great
day
Did place it on., thy head/ T,- _
Sleep on.
7ani: Reese, father; Rebecca
: ": -.. "'or.her. iMdnra White.
Vb." Reese, brother.
THE ROYAI, FKIHM) SOCIAtr
CRIB
The club met at the Odd Fellows'
JIall, Monday night, 8:00
o'clock. .Jan. 20. The meeting was
K opened by singing the club's song
alter devotional sOrvi.es the meet
irg was then cpepej for business.
Minutes o' last "meeting were read
received and ?adopted. The roll
was called, twenty-two being in
attendance. O-lti and hew business
wa* discussed by the members
miu 11 was ciecicieu ny me ciub a
program is to be given at DouA,
ble Brook Church in Sugar Town
at 5:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
January 2<5th. The subject: "Life
Worthwhile". The public is welcome.
We are expecting many of
our good friends, voting and old
of Columbia to go with the club.
This program sponsored by the
Rcyal Friend St-cial Club of Columbia.
The officers of the club:
Mr. Peter Smith, president; Mr.
Ezekiel Owens, vice; Mr. Thomas
Ponder, secretary-treasurer; "Mr.
James Kennedy, sick reporter and
Mr.; Edward Adams, news reporter.
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THE MONTETELLO CLUB
} The Montecello Social Club met
at the home of Miss Benzene Davis.
The meeting was called tc
order at the regular hour. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read-arrd-reevtverh- -We had a very
interesting meeting each member
?:?contributed somcthlrrg"Tn-r-Ttre~ -fr"
"lifting of our "club. Tt seems as
make their club a better one for
liic present anu iucure, nothing
beat* a failure but a trial and that
is what we're dbing. The roll was
called and dues collected. The hes
. tess served a delic ious course. We
adjourned to meet at the home
of Miss Mahle Davis. The remain
ing pa*rt of the evening: was apt lit
in great fun. J
THE MYSTIC CIA IJ
Greenville. S. 0.?The first iTTCFer
ing of the year was at the home of
Miss Mamie Hhumatae, January
17th at 5 o'clock. One half hour
was given to business and the club
i? trying to put over something
big,
A'ter business wa? over three
tables were arranged for bridge.
At the end rf the game and
scores were counted, Mi-s J. King
held high score and was given a
lovely flower pot and holder. ?.
M iss Mageie Walker held second
high and was giv.n a flower pot
also, and very modernistic. Mists
' ..,^?l?dys Witherspdon held low scoA?and
was givema set of pretty vas
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess and all express
ed themselves as having spent a
lovely afternoon.
I Miss Beatrice Shumate, one of
our loyal members, is indisposed
at this writing. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
NEW CENTURY CLUB
Thursday, Jan. 9 Mrs. R. H.
? Paul was hostess?to the Fftembers
of the New Century Club and
guests at her home on Washington
?t.
Beautiful flowers. were arranged
fn the living room where four
tables were placed for contract
bridgp..
The prizes were won by Mrs. H.
H. Cooper, first; Mrs. W. D. Chappelle,
second and Mrs. L. M.
Daniels, low
The guests were Misses Mary L.
T ittle, F. M. Edward;?, Henrietta
Boozer, Mrs. Bettie Roach and
^ Mrs. Thermon O'Daniel. Mrs.
* O'Daniel tvon the guest prize.
After cards delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Fannie Lindsey delight
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RADIO NEWS
The annual installment or election
meeting: uprthc Ra:iio Social
Club was held at the home of Mr.
Immediately alter the devotional
exercise the memlKis began placing
the tubes (or numbers) in
their scckets. The placements
word as . IVdlows; For the 11th
consecutive time, Mr. Roland llarl-io
Unc. I ......
ft IO 110*7 uvv II i lt-iu-u il?> JII CbKU'IU.
Vice-President, Mr. Wiltcn Williams.
Chairman, Mr. Francis
Smith. Secretary, Mr. 'Earnest,
Wilson. Assistant Secretary," Mr.j
Isaiah Hovyird. Social .secretary.'
Mr. Hirawfeuber. TWasiirer,
Roscoe Jackson, Jr. Business
Manager, Mr. Thcmas Palmer, Re
porter, Mr, John W Johnson. Critic
Mr. Albert Harris. Two new
office* were added, they are as
follows. Penny Fee Secretary,
-M-T;?William Scott.?Auditort?M-SrGeorge
Felder. Mr. Scott's duty
is to keep tab on any member
tlrat-Jiuiy fall prey to the-, penny,
free law and Mr. Felder?is to
check up on all books once a
month and if any of them ditfer
Oh well, that's where his job be
Iiu-nn.i-isy .>ir. I narlic
Walk;)', Mr. Nathaniel Gillardj
and Mr. Ulyses Wright. *V? *
After meeting refreshments'were
served by Mr. and'Mrs. Palmer.
Next meeting *wjll "be held lit the
home of Mi1. Francis Smith.
SOCIAL SKRFNADERS
Hello everybody! This i^ Hhe
Social Serenade!* back on the ait
for i931.- Meeting was at the
home of Laddie 'Chapman; Tuesday,
A14th. The nTosT.. important
business discussed was. the election
olVicvrs. The otjurrs , w 't'"e
elected as follows.:President.
Brazil Smith; VicePresident,
Romeo Austin; Secretary,
Louise Ityal: Assistant Secretary,
A/.alee Wilson; Treasurer,
Lawrence Faddy; Business manager,
RonuTY"Austin; Report''i\ Evelyn
Ryal. ? , ,
" Visitors are always w. Icoine
Our next meeting will he held a'
the home of Romeo Austiu, 1303'
. Manning Sti-eot
HIE WARD ONE WILLING
WORKERS CLl'B
The club nut at the home of
Mrs. Sialic Drown, ">17 -Sum'-cr St
Tuesday, January 21 with the vice
president' presiding. The meeting
?vas t alien t oruc'r by the vice
president, .Miss Wucy Juries and
opened with the club song led by
Mrs. Sealie Hrcwn. Prayer by
Mrs. Jiesa Che.s.boio. Bible
verses were hoard from all. The
minutes were read, motion by Mrs..
Ester Greene, seconded by Mrs.
E\a Mao M<?s. .Roll tall, tnt
members resp nding beautiful.
Miss Nailcy Sims led the closing
sony. Miss l.uey Jones led the
closing order. .-.
LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB
Tl??~"Ctn+7 met at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. (J. W. McDaniel 'J25
Gate Street-. This is the seconu
meeting for the season. January
13th the club had a called meeting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Kennedy in which Mr. G. \V. MeDannl
was elect* d president; Mr.
, .Sam Williams, vice-president. .On
"January 21st the meeting was epen
id at 8:'30 o'clock by the Chaplain,
Mrs. -McCoy, l'rayer by Mr.
Sam Williams. Second .sebeticn
by club. Sciiptur.e lesson 23rd
Psalm in concert. I will not !).
.i cn'jovcd,civa^-song. by. cluITNduoh
brought our ikvbth iial service to
it *!" <.',?4-i-? u w?bo ine.'s?vrti*tttkI''n?Bp.
- The Be- ?Wtrt*t??H M'.ftiK
. bfrs in lino n|v in the fii-o. mi'Dl.
itiy? as tolli.yvs: Mr. My Daniel, Mr.
Sam Williams, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.
Kennedy, Miss Carr, .Mrs. l'ovtor,
Mrs. Thumomi, Mrs. M. (Jolemon
Mrs. Cheeseboro, Mrs. Randolph.
Mrs. McDanb 1, Mrs. Dobson, Mrs.
HattiTTf?TtcTnon,~Mrs. IInttie Jthtt.on,
Mrs. Kennedy called the roll,
total collection $9.30. Number, in
attendance fourteen.
Our next me1 ting will be at. the
home ff Mr. Sain Williams, lijdT
Whaley Street, Tuesday evening
January 2H. We were served sand |
nviches; t> a and cakes.
Mi;s. Rena Thompson and chili-;
en <f liidl N. loth Street, Dhila-.
delphia \wre the holiday guests
of Mr', and;. Mrs. Frank Jc.h nson|
and Mr. and Mrs. Jakes of 509
Marion St.. which' is their s1sror.
in-law. Mic returned to Philadelphia
on the 3rd;
WAVERLKY SII.VKR STAR
CLl'B
The elpb mc-t at the homo of
Mrs. Frances Smith on Pctldleton !
street, Opening song "In The
Garden", led by Mr*v-Maggle John'
son, accompanied with music by
Mr. Smith. Alter closing our devotional
service by singing "Blessed
Be The Tie That Binds", the
house wa^ opened for new and old
business.
v. Tho Vice;l\resitlent, Mn?. Holly
presiding. The""presi3cnt""made a
? v.i ou|;t~i u DJM.A V 11 v>u VU j|'I;UUHMJ.
Mrs. Hi 11'y an interesting paper
on "How to Make Our Club B?tter".
We are very glad to have
Mrs. Janie It awls with us again.
Plans arc?being?dLcusscd
our anniversary. Next meeting at
the home of Mr.s. Daisy Chavis,
1208 Liberty Hill. Tl^? hostess
served a sala 1 course with fruit
" punch Und cakes: The remainder
of the time was spent Enjoying
j games and music.
' '
j fully entertained the members of
j the New Century Club at her
home on Barnwell ^St. Thursday,
.Ian. 10. Four progressions of co?V
tract were played. The bdautiflu
prizes were won by "Mrs. tCthel
Shaw, first; M's. L. M. Daniels,
low.
After cards?tire hostess -served a
dinner. - ' % ' _ ..
CHAPPELLE STATION
LEAGUE
A silver tea was given at the
home of Mrs. Frances Smith for
-the?he^nefit 'of tym. League. A !
beautiful program was rendered.:
Al 1SS "XT ice Mae" I)avis as mistress'1
of ceremonies. Several selections
by Mr, M. Martin.
"What is League" will be our
topic l'or Sunday. Everyone is
welcome to attend our League service
from G to 7 o'clock.
THE MINISTERIAL \\11> ASS N
The Association gathered at
Cmmko.. \ir ir II -
Vll U nuu> , AW>, ?? . II. II I'll I y , [ >tl ?" I 1
tor ir< charge. Rev 1. \\ Manning |
line*! h>'iusii No. G C. M.
Ilov. S. S. Hiu Tough offere 1
prayer.
Rev., O. C. Dinhani ryad .scripture
.Matt. 20-16.
1?Rev.- o. c. Dunham gave no'int1
very important remarks on tla'
'N.groes."
__?_'Che Committee read the ,.vc-..
i oi t ??n By Laws.
The .committee read leports on
the Name of the Association, Rev."
S. Bui-rough, Rev. I. V. Manning)
Rev.?I'. Mcintosh.
Committee on By Laws:" Revs.
Y. C. PuBose Secretary; S. 1\
.ilclntoslt. Advisor; \Y. tl. Henry
Chairman.
Sunday, .Ian. .10, the Ministeri d
Ai l Ass'n. met at Mt. Tahor A. M."
Church. K... Y. A. PuBos..
pastor, and secretary of the A: jo
ciution.
J* list nynvn 2Cii C., .it. hy the
President, G. C. Durn.
V A An '..rii- " "Cr ... a ... ... ...
... ... ....
Scnpti iv Le.-sou. S. I'. Mcintosh. "
ijisii.iv of St. John Baptist Church,
bid hy.i.n No. lie. <' M, Fined l>.\
dev. S. 1*. ,MiIntoGi.
The IVesideiVi, nr. s.htc t o IT v.
W. II. ller.ry, pastor Gnmba.., to
preach the afternoon sermon. He
selected his text ftoni St. ~Jpi.ii
Subject "Be of good
heer.
.'. The asso.iali ii -will aheays b
-xvftrcmre to Mr. Tabor;. at aivy^'
..into. ' '
u tTi'sm in: \r.ws
' . o
The Rev.' A. B. Baily,- pastor oi-'
) 1 ivo Branch Baptist Chinch, .a;,'r
. Holding si vices at Ol:ve
b'llr.cli niotoied to Ridge Branch
Hiiptist Church, about. 1 mu.
wrYr NVe.-t of Batesburg. II
.'ii?.fud-a tiring sermon which.
. i enjoy e'.-.
Mis, Eloise Thomas returned to
i .ciiooi Monday.
(Special Nofice)
All people wanting- n.-\vs pubished
in the L.aaer, plcltse
t to m. no later l .an Tuesday
mug. . I),. t> 1 . i '
when you give it to me tco late,,
r.J it reach thu office toalate foi
ublica.ion.
TRIBUTE TO A FATHER
The sweetest blessing one may
ii-.-s.ss is a taie and understandrjT
father. Ther is no eb.ntor.
v-11*1 the- waymhand clasp- of a
friendly father, who has been 1
tried in the five, of adve-isitv an i
has .been proven worthy.
There is 'ho power in the ivoi Id
:ih .' t il- i'rien "s>.i|> of a fathr ami i
here is nothing that so molds i
oiu chai.aeters an i shades our dvtin-s
as do.s the kin r ess o. i,y.hev.
AVe possess, even, Christ- I
ianity in a way, ior.we attain, t
? >?|ly through a complete fellow- !
ship with man,.
Jitstras wc . love Jesti. without i
'mh dir.g to see hiin.'.'lTee'useTtPhTs *"
?;i]t|r al?L_ irif s- .i 1 - -.ri
-li. \v.. love an I wilt.0 "iv?)-t in our,
at!:, rs nunliiies. of virture, honor
an ! n> >.1)1 en ess that ar , l.: \ i in- .-.i
o-us, but which we know' they,
possess.
T roiiehout the pages of history
tnd even before history was writ- j
n theie hay-' been-b au'.if .1 stor
?cf?py i feet?I'l'i. n.I 'hip.?e_- .ears
like Diamoml end Piiytha a.
have lived over and ov< again j
-ncu in the dim past a divine hand
wrote. these words: Gr.ater 1<> e
"hath no man than this, that a father
laydow.n his life lor his cr.il-,
dren.
1> ...fated to my fat.'v r, Mr.
. la:cure Robinson, of Batosbuvg,
S.. C. by lii3 daughter, Eloise. R.
rhomas.
STATE ( ni l 1 r.p BASKETBALL
TEAMS PLAY CLAFLIN
Orangeburg, S. C., January U1?_j (
In Duke's Gymnasium on the State ' .
College campus Friday, January I
24 at 7:20 P. M. the State College .
boys and girls basketeers hope j <
to continue their winning streak ['
against rugged and versatille competition
furnished by the friendly 1
foos from across the fence. The
Claflin Panthers are depending on'
Willis and, Neil to lead the .scor-'
ing attack against' the husky State
Bull Doks. The A. & M. team averaging
about 200 Jbs. in weight
will depend Olf "Bryant, Collier and
Jimmic* Johnson to string up plea-;
tv scores. Armstrong. Watkins
and Medley have proved dependable
guards, but will have their
hands full holing down the flashy
Claflin offense.
Hottr* teams have beaten formi- 1
drrble nrpponent* by lango wortf;.
On a recent tour thru the North 1
and East, the State team chalked
up victories over such formidable ;
and the Cleveland, Ohio Municipal
Championship teams. {
Claflin's and State's girls teams v
are both small and fast. Coach
Thomas of Claflin and Coach Do- 11
Jolo are both nowcomers and are
trying hard to turn in common- ?
dable records.
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HOI.I.Y HIM. NEWS.
" ' / '
The sid>-<iistrTct~(imetmK No- 4( v
nf the Orangeburg County Tat
i Ik rs Association will hold it.-(s
meeting at the Holly?Hill Rosli?-. _
wald School Friday, Jan. 24, l'.?36, c
THE P AIM fcrruj^ A DEF
1 p. in. All members of this division
arc urged to be present by
order of toe president. Rev. L. R.
Paton, burti.iK.ss of imp rtar.ee.U
A Lotto Party was given at the
school au.'itoriuni on Friday evtenintr
of last was I.- in inter.st , of
^T;,77 anirfn-l-s' basldt ball
.. a:ns. %Il was a unique success?
The- high school department has
o-l eani/.cU a tilec Chub \yith the
following officers: K. Mor.tgoniery.
Pres.; Rosa Edwards, ReporVli^v
V U l>i..IT,.ft ...
.-A; rotor. They arc* pluming it
p: oni am to be given in the near,
f u i u re.
You will note by the 'follows-. :
that the-jcUi?Jits here are trying
.villi the help"fit their leaclurs to
u, e their goUlen moments profitably.
Ai .1 they are certainly, con
ducting themselves in a very boon
iug manner.
ilu.d (Ii'i (!e. Miss A. 11. I'ickVt.
Teacher
"MY CAT"
? i bai;e-ui..pei.Lty_iUtJe._cil.t1__ LU?.
name is Browny. I like to play
wiV.i my. pretty littie cat. I give'
h>in niiik and 1 give: hbii bioad
and water. He caught ap mouse
; his morning.
Ma nee Anderson
I 'll tli <.r:bh, Miss O.'15. l.isbua
Teccher
I'oems
I
iresa air and sun-bine eve: y day.
Will sin ely k_ep .i .e j'erjus away,
c'rcsh aii1 ai ! sunshine every day.
.Vlattie 15. .'IcKun
:1.
.'i .i,y ~<*'i i'ie-h air through the
night,
fvi'ai pens the appetit6 wluii morn*
.ihg lights;
PI, ut y of sunshine through the
day. " . / ..
Will re p tile npnctitj stay, this i
way.
u..^Jiluise; Siminons
WHAT 1 WANT TO 15I-:
la;ng. .
1 want lit be a prize tighter like
Joe I.e. is. Aral-if 1 can't * be a
yiisre light r. 1 it in going- '.<> tic a !
val n t? her on u baseball team, 1
like olie of th- fellows 1 l.iy w. lie I
.oe i)'t ise a whble heap of fore .
hut he uses a plh'nty of curve. I '
-aw. him -pitch a UMoiC. game and
no one was able to make first
base. 1 short, stop for:him that
Jay.
Rutdlege .Jair.es. Jr.
Qrit'e a nif rb?T of' the Hi school
.stu.Kr.is were out ci town during
I ie week-Mul. Sonic to th.ii several
bores with relatives and
tirordsrwhiLr ot icrs were vWtih.r.M
iss, s Katie Kent and Louis.; |
I'.ii k. M'essers. Win. Young and ,
Prank Palmci' spent the. week-end j
in Kui.;W\'illc, and- Mr. Hiawatha j
Thomas of- Providence. All re-j
po'.'ud An e! joyablo trip. Mr. O.
15.own <*f the tenth gra e is a born
ii't.?'t <> ' live?lui.l 1.0 training,
he.draws with the.ease erf one who
knows his work, 7Z ;
Sonic of our veteran workers
of this commiftiity are on t-'.o.siek j
list.
. . I.it'.le Herald.ne Brown, the ]
granieiiild of.Kev. a-ik Mrs. P. C.
Lisbon ;nd Mr. aiu .Irs. Minnie
Brown Lav., been in :is;.osod. fo
t|i:i v-a ,iile.'In.v i- b'.tt.r at this
\s. itingt.
Mi--.- M. A. \V.!!?a:n and <J .
It tide Dicksj teac hers in the Holly
Hill Uosenwald am"ex are doing
it very contincndabk- bit of work
out thfre.
A Valentine and 1. up Year Party
will be jriveiFiiP t1i r ?ehool Aiid.
..i ;:ii,i??A'i'h i .i?N"iR.it?W+
ii rest of B.'.hei 1 lunch, by Miss
i i> I : . \ ' I. i
' i >. i . . "i> < miiti ^ nil Mil" I
lOc., UlT| t '1. i l'C'CV 1.1-1
\i.:r Wih nlir.y ar . .oine alnngi
Sum lay school at t.'.e . Lo.ely
hill 1 >a I l i -I -"(..luii i'h opened at 10
a. in. * Sin-lay ino?;.in>r with Mr',
oe'pio "Simmons i omluct ing. The
:o~' t.u was \-w-y i u i iv>t4?glyj
- > ?i hy Mi . Si* pip Sijr/.ir ns.'j
i'ioh Roberts at:.i ? .h rs. Worship
s.rxicos u\ iv con :-.ct. <1 by il lion'.
Simiv.o.! s ami Frank Cain, Jr.
The s. I'liioji liy Rev. Hooks taken
from II 'Tim. 1:12 was full of
t oii.uh; and enco. ruremgnt. His
.'ViiriMK tcx. \\.'< taken from Isaiah
35:**. ? Subnet. "The Two
Ways." Or.r hearts were, made to
feel triad again.
At Isabel A. M. K. Church a
very inspiring message was delivered?tts
ky Rev. Farmer from?
Matt. 1.22 and Matt. 5:1-13 inclusive,'.
At Target isi the morning
though the weather was unfavorable
they had'splendid service.
Mrs. Alma Jacoius' of Uni y
and teachers of the Adult R lief
School is progt essitig nicely.
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WALIIAI.LA III SCHOOL NEWS
I'nique S< ci, I Club
The High Sch ol hoys and girls
iave decided to make new resolutions
for Their motto is
Woil; Wins- K-.ctyi-bmg." - -with...
his~ in view, they 'have pointly
'rganizelTa '?Uiiic]"uo Social Club."
Ih? office is are a- follows:
President, Mis< Sylver Rraz
ale; Y'ice-Pies., Miss Minnie
Reatty; Sec otnry. Miss Nora
rioi. smith; Asst., Sec.. Miss Willie
Mftc Richard-on; W airman of thr
. ntertairnv. nt commit, oe, Misitosie
Lee Allen; Tres., Mr. W. M.
Jones;* Club Advisor, Mrs. M. E.
Wash i ngton.
The t'lul) held its first meeting,
it the home of Mr. Frcl IIolloiay
last Thursday night." After
e business part of t ie m. tir.g.
ve we e served nnnch. cake an
uiats. The ni, nlers then enjoy|
sever.il int. resting games,
k'isi.ors. Mrs. Goldsmith and Mrs.
il. Robinson.
The Silver Tea. sponsored by the
"lighth grade, Sunday .1:30 p. ni.
quite success. We wi&h to
hank all who helped us make, it _
i success."
Th.' following teaclitrs attend. _
d the teachers' .meeting Satur-I
I
I
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GROUP NO. 1 HOLDS MEET
Easley?The Second Friday
Group- held its regular monthly
meeting with Spearman school,
January 10" l'J.'JO. The program as
follows:
IJevotion hd by .Mrs. Etta M.
Tucker. The President, Prof. 11.
\V. Rice made -ome helpful remarks,
after which he presented
the Jeanes Supervisor, Mrs. A. W.
Anderson, who came before, the
group and taught how to develop
a unit.
She began her teaching, by giving'
the e. hali<>n lor a unit and a
II. The guidy which held seven
points:
1. Child's purpose.
2. Objective.
3. Variety.
Satisfaction. ?
5. Leading in' value.
?&.?Adaptability. ;
7. Freshness.
III. Suggestions:
Procedu re, ...
Preparation
1. How to start.
(a) Question box.
(b) Organized questions.
(c) Study the staging.
- (d) 'Finding th<? enterest of the
child.
(e) Teacher, a good guide.
k-x-44) llc.w to check a unit.
IV. A Unit Suggestedf j
I Community and Family Life.
The teachers expressed how they
enjoyed the unit taught, and how
they could better plan. and carry
out the teaching of a unit.
It Was voted that lb*- Group
work out a unit. The Conimui.iiv
and Family Life in the next meeting:,,
which will be held with Mt.
Pleasant School Feb. 14, each teacher
will demonstrate with material
the work done by his pupils.
Primary: .
Etta M. Tucker, Music. .
?Gussic Mae Bowcns, Arithmetic.
Gcorgina Robinson, Health.
Jess'ie Sheratd, History.
Theressa McAlister, Spelling.
-?Sad ye Siaer, Georgropht. "
Ruth Lbmax, Civic. ?
Anna Sitton, Language,
llattie llagood, Nature Study.
Moriah Graham, Drawing.
Robbie Wilson, Reading.
Elementary:
Anna Bice*", "History..
Lydia Reed, Reading, Spelling,
Clara B. Monis, Art, Music.
Victor A. Ttrlley, T?5i rgrcphy. .
Amanda *JOwens, Arithmetic,
Citizenship.
Mary E. Brown, I.anguri*ge, Nature
Study.
Rosella Trayjihan, Health, Writing.
High School:
W". 11. Rice, Arithmetic. Airrieul
lure, Citizenship.
J. A. Sitton, Health, Spelling,
Writing.
Ozella Robinson, Language, Literature,
Reading.
Annie Anderson, History, Geography,
Art, Music.
' Reporter, Gussie M. BoWens
PlIILLIS WHBATLKY V'TiiS
The hoard of management- of
th? Phillis- A\'lieatl. y Y. W. C. A;
met at the Y building >n January
14.1D3G, with sever.tr.cmliets present.
After devotions the regular
routine business of the board was
i-eussed. The secretary repotted
.hi members of ciubs of-girls re?
-ervos. She als'o made in.'ntion
ol" the fact th. t the forma ion ri
additional clubs is in pnotiv-s an 1
that more club leaders are needed.
- Plans \\ ctrr made?for tho: anHn:|l
i'"""1'' '-^hip?nnu'tii g?H*?b?
.e'd on February 7th. A program
"n" two pTFTs vr:r7 idanrrd; m~
p.irt featuring girl.-.?resrrre; and
he other tent, vug regular! n . ibers.
A financial report; which
was quit ' :fyreg to tb- hoar
was made for December. The nam-iratit.g
committee was autbo.iz
J.L to prenar. its nomination- for
officers outing the co-v.ing year.
it" Sonera: Prof. .ml Mrs. (J.
II. Washing n. .Mis. Piancis
Wnitnor. .Mi<s ? lara Mac Giant
an : Prof. Ira Wilson.
fears and! P
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* "*rN ' n'v l.viJ.o.1 In'tlio mirror.
" ... .> . ..'ii i t I -old hack the tears.
What tin.<i> t.as a beautiful skin, a
sttinn're li'it;re ? r a cieicr personality
whet In.r Itair mpde her look old and
failed.
Site Knew why ?knew iliat her dull.
Jron-buntt, oil color, gray streaked
old to jj.in in i.e I i:n i f t he >mincer set.
, l.ti.-Kiiy site i v O.le.l in a friend. Who
t. 0'K> .1 try lift < iiuh .'r.ty s LAtilKLNi
cVctv ? ' I >; ;in?. > 'to lost no time.
She tried it that very night.
Imagine her delight just 15 minutes
later xili. n her hair hecame soft, silky,
istrous, and ebony hlack. It didn't
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-t
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Hair "Grower "
For I>iseas??d Scalp?Give* Life &
Beauty. UKS'Ks, GBOWEIt?apply
once a week?I'UICE 3oc.
t!iQt> Hlandir.tr SL Columbia
Counts l)rii? Store, Washington St.
I honias Drug Store, Corner Taylor
and Harden Streets
Male Help Wanted
"* lU'Vjor l?.rliiwti< ;i> ?Hospitals Ir
r-vcrywh w. NO uxjioi itnVe nocsr-ai-xv.
miynUly. Enclose,
tamp. . S-..hnr'r liui < :iu, \v.
15th, New York.
Female Help Wanted
(felp fcj- Institutions, Hospitals .
!' vt'iy.wlK'.) e. No Experience tuVp>.
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stamp. Si-harf Bureau .115
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PHONE 7220
Cor. Harden 1 ,ivlor Sts.
I
-J Columbia, 3. C.
_ .M ATI 11. K \V 1N S TWO
l a',.<i -:i. S. i 7. - ,vi |
. T.1-1 .r i. V;! 1 ;.i, i L'.:-}:' f..'
tljc jupys', Mathc.'YcuAemv won
i 1?ot!i 11 : ' iM . -h.:rio 1
1 again t Do.ikar T. Wa-hkigtoh <
j Columbia, S. ('. 'i.i i,: <>vmag
j "jtym" < :i .la; .1:1 i V.
i The crowds ru 11. -Mliiti s .
jwavi ii-i 1 tv.* j Nnn?i
groan- !. trfmf-n, -?=. i-uys"
. (faint' which wa? :t ties. |
1 An 1 t : } . livi' minuti- liad to J*-?'played
twice, b. . Mi:: r was tli
e. l_u:. _ J.
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TIN I.KY HI<. I:I VJCTORIOt S _
By .Vrlhur D. Johnson
The- lioyal ?i.\ tT ! ".: Ivy 'Hi lfad
their first basket ball frame Fri- 1
<!ay ai'tvinoon against Lat.caster
High. The old time P' r was in ]
:he t a'nv and also in the side lines j
as ' the ?Ti? <-r li.j.ii?l.i t'-r?up?a_ _
fine spi'it c' li.vJitvss. A large
crowd attended and the frame' was 1
so >-::!v an! w. 11 played.. Fir.ley ;
Hi plays Columbia. . January l'T,
against B.TAV. The score was '
Lancaster 8?FinKy Hi.JJ.
.. .until?i
CiODI.IRDV'S
^^-^LARintisr '
Rt >fo>\ 1/ to ll.rll.it I:
Ori}t/".j/ />\ uuiy ? ,\f.u/c
itSr <t. Silly, Ltatruus,
//N ? \
trt c ' \ ..:
t!
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look dyed; it nasn'l smrlly or sticky.
The >o;trs soii.ioil to liavi* disappeared
like iii.n'io ami lie looked Iter adorable
self a?ain. .she literal'}' matje herself
over in a day.
Yon can tive-ke your hair beautiful,too
? as easily and tinlckly as Amy did.
Inst ann'.c l.n.idr.n a I.ARII.I SF.. It
will not rub off or Mjish out and will
last Inch Unit; ly: In jot black, Mack,
dark, medium hro\? n. light hroutt,and
blonde. Kvyry lumlc is guaranteed to ,
satisfy or your r.i.uiry will be promptly
returned. C?"ct a bottle? TODAY.
I
If your dealer doesn't hart
i
send $1.25 direct to ... i
LIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.. I
. I l'age 7
I EVERY KNOWN TYPE OP I
I Laundry Service
I DRY CLEANING I ?*
\ Cautious Routemen B
1NEW METHOD
LAUNDRY & DRY |
(Leaning co. S
I'hone 2-1823 .
Fan-O-Lin System
In Beau'v Culture
Give FAN-O-LIN Hair, Scalp,
1> ami rut!' und Toilet Preparation
a uTal. Their worth, has been
proven- JlaVe and are growing
hair on. bald; heads and bare
spots whin directions are followed.
Will pron.oVe a full
er wth if -I I a i ,
1 Box J lair Grower _ -VL'~$(T.35 ^
v, ><_.; : ;
1 Box Special Hair Grower 40 ?1
1 liy.: ^"il-r'S' ap L'O
i Box Pressing Oil ... . . 45c
lo ...cents- < xt(.a for postage
Registered in L,. S Patent
OHice. I
Made bv
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. Mine. lai.nie 'Jurolin* V
10L"J Hjirb Market Street,
Georgetown, S. L. |
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WO0 D S I D E
11 O T E L . ...
I he J ine>l C closed Hotel
in Harlem i
1 7th Ave, at',112nd St
New York, New York
v.l IM ito\ :t-24on
H A M I L TO N ' S
f l n "* ' *
iMannings <x watches
EASY CREDIT TERMS
< 115tT MAIN ST.
Dpon All Night?24. hour Service
^ave your nickles a:ul dimes tad
oimi' up ty see us sometime
AN hil6 in Columbia visit the
Elks' Beer Garden
I.VNCIIEONETTK
II Murry. Prop. Phone 8569
I10y?l NN AMI l.Nv, 1 l).\ Sl KLLf
If > ou M-ant \ our hair-to mow um ?
- F,Um-TH O-LK NF- ?
< HAIR GROWER
;lmakes stubborn hair.Soft, Silky
and Glossy.
Paith'ThivEene ifair Grower 25c
>onblc- Straight Hair orower 50c
I'eniple Hair Grower 35?
Yessing Oil ... 50?
Men's Hair Gloss ... 25c
Registered in I". S. Patent Ofiice.
Made ly
Mine. Ethel Pot^e Frier^on
Etigewold Post Oilice",
LolJ.l.bia, S. (J.
\ gents Wanted.
3R. A. B. JOHNSON - ~
SURGEON
"lflic'e: 1414 1-2 Assembly Street
Phone 34CG
Residence: ?13 IIampton . Ave.
Phone 8710
SMITH-COLEMAN
FUEL CO.
?C nf,.f 4 : ? - *?- r? .1 *
o?*i mi an i<?n or Muney nacK
Coal - Wood - Coke
PHONES 3121 and 3125
921 Taylor St.j COLUMBIA r'
Mamie Bradley's
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Scanty Craft, Marcel Wave. Fin(or
Wave. Croquignole, a Specially?Brago
System i
"hone 5721 2228 Hampton Ara,