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I | Saturday, March 21, 1936. l Mr OI.J A....u:_ I-V 1 ? ?... C.-J mvuiv uuu^iass, furmerly Miss Merideth Corley," who have been living in New York City have returned to Florence, S. C., Mr. I\ouglass' home. After a visit of five and a half months stay in New York City, Mrs. W. H. Corley has returned to Columbia with her two sons, Richard and H. J., where Richard \ attended City College and H. J. * the Frederick Douglass Public school- Number 139. They report a lovely stay. Kir. qn'd Mrs. John Davis of 2404 Green St., had as their dinner \ ; guests Sunday. Mr. Hughes Heri rion, Undertaker of Barton, Fla. "V While here he made many calls on old friends. ' ROSE SOCIAL CLUB The RoSe Social Club met at thy home of Miss Margaret Goodwin. The . meeting was called to order" by the president. First selection My Sunshine. Prayer by Hattio Roberson; second hymn Steal Away. After which the roll was called. Each member responded with their Biblc verse and fee \ The minutes were read and acTopt\ ed. We discussed old and new bus?ineas.?After?which we adjourned to meet at the home Mrs. Luberta * Jones. TWELVE PALS SOCIAL CH'H The Twelve Pals Social Club ? met at the liuine of?MtJiS Sara" Black 121.1 Barnwell St., Thursday Mo? ...UU ?u_ ' wim tut; _vice-president pi'esiding. The opening song- In the Gardeh. Bible verses ~wv.ro ro_ cited by all. The minutes of the previous meeting were read, reVceived and adopted. Roll called and each member responded. The hostess served ham sandwiches, salmon salad and punch. We adjourned to . meet with Mrs. Rosa Thompson, 1809 Lady street. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB ?v The Lucky Bird Social club met at the home of Miss Quenie Thur mond March 17, at 8 o'clock. Opening by singing Something in my ? heart keeps on worrying me. Scrip \ ture lesson John*l):21. Prayer in concert led by the president. After the devotionals the president took charge of the meeting. No sick < reported. The old and new business was discussed. Tho roll was . icalTed ^2.GO was received from Miss Mary Lou Carr and Miss An pie Porter gave a fish fry. The 'total c.olWt.ion?g.MH). Members I pi^entnine. The next meeting wtff be at the home of Miss Ma?\ mie 'Coleman 2 Park street, jL March 24th. Wmiei'e'served sand * wiches, tea, caWtand candy. IN memqriamT ~ In memory of my dear mother, : this life ilarch 22^ 1921.? ( Days of sadness still come over me $ Tears in silence often flow, ~s? "Fer^fnefnoTy keeps~"you~ ever near me Though you died five years ago. Mrs. Marietta B. Patterson, daugh\ ter; Mrs. Martha Jones, sistejr; Mr. Julius-Williams, brother IN MEMORIAL. A token of love to the memory of our dear father, B. J. Madden, who entered into rest March 21, 1925. "In our hearts your memory lin1 gers, sweetly, tender, fpnd true, There is not a day, dear father, that we do not think of you." No matter what may happen to us no matter where we may roam, The memory of you, dear father, . will he the sweetest thoughts we # own. , Daughter Reiv/cna ATnddi?n Humphrey, grand-daughter, Hannah Catherine Hunter, Detroit, Mich.; Son, Cresswell W. Madden, Columbia. THE MYSTIC ( LI B Xireenville,_JL_ C-?Dn?Friday evening, March 12, ttu- Mystic / Club met with Miss Nell Wadesworth.' A short business meeting was hold a few minutes before the hour for playing. Three tables were prepared for contract bridge. . At the end of the game Miss 1 Alice Fekler held high score and was presented two lovely towels. Miss Beatrice Shumate held second high score and was presented n IatoI no lro 1 i w i*/ t vi j v ci ivv, |yiai/wv.i I Miss Mamie Shumate held low score and was piesented.a bath cloth and three powder puffs. The hostess served a nice fruit If salad that was very palatable. f , A IX)VELY RECEPTION i _ t A lovely reception was given in C honor *>f the petite and most atI ' tractive bride of January 28th, 1935, Mrs. Thelma Rawflinson I? Gallman. The affair was given at the bride's spacious home on | Stark Street by her mother, Mrs. [vV Maggie Rawlinson, Mrs. Gallman pM was the recipient of many lovely u o?. ? rjfeeful gifts, given by her I y friends. ' r FEDERATED CLUB NOTES Mrs. Fanfrit' Griffin" entertained the Marion B. Wilkinson Federated Club at her home on Center Street, the second Tuesday in March. Methods of raising money foi Commencement prizes for the two schools, and for - the Wilkinson home, were, discussedl A ?club rally was launched for |he next meeting, at which time all members ?re urged to bring in as large amounts as they possibly can. Plans, also were made for a bene-4rt?basketball?game?between?the CCC Camp boys and Brhinerd Institute, the proceeds of \vjncb will go for charaty and the home. Following the business meeting the program tos presenter!. Music?Bjt the club members. Vocal Duet?Misses Eloise Bab cock and Mabel Hill. . Reading?"It Takes a Heap of I.ivirwr T n A Hnuc?. f a Home," by Mrs. R. J. Torrenco Read nig?Selection from J, W.eldon Johnson "God's Trombones"? by Mrs L. G. Spellman. ?Music? 1 * After the program the hostess served a delicious course of ice cream and cake. SPARTANBURG NEWS The Night Hawk Social Club held its regular meeting Thursday night at the home of RoosevclJ Byrd. Business of importance was discussed. A course of potato salad, crackers and tea was served after which several games of whist were enjoyed by all. The club adjourned to meet at the home of John Coleman. Miss Marian E. Garner, R. N., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J X. Y. where she has accepted a position in Sea View Hospital Wo ajl wish for her a great-suecess._ . ReV. J. S. Earl^'formerly of this citv but nbw residiner in Washine op preached at the majority Baptist Church Sunddy morning and night. scr DAWSON'S ALL-STATE IIIC II SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Ollio Dawson of State College, director of the recent high sjehool basketball tournament picked the following All-State team: Forwards: Bligen (Aivery; Joyner (Alston) Center. Anderson (Sterling) Guards: Pezant ("Avery; Wrighl (Avefy). i ; . Anderson was the high scorei in the recent tournament and mar ifested remarkable ability1^ as ar all-round player. Pezant wakcor sidered the most valuable playet fastest. Wright and Bligen were of the tournament, and Joyner thc both valuable?men^^o Their team and figured conspicuously in its championship honors. The Cavaliers Club held -its reg ular weekly meeting Tuesday nite March 17. at the residence of Mr Marion Williams, 1008 Washington street. The meeting was callet to order at eight o'clock. The devotional services were conductec by the chaplain Mr. lilelvin Her-burt7_Ttn??business was discusset very briefly with the president pri siding? After which the financia roll was called; each member re. sponded briefly. The meeiing ad journeu 10 mccx; wixtt-ittt.-attrtctm Herbert next week. Thp host served a very delicious repast. Everyone left expressing themselves as having spent a most enjoyable evening. MODERNISTIC SOCIAL CLUB The Modernistic club met;at the home of Miss Himes Tuesday nite March 17th." The meeting was opened by singing In the Garden, The business atfairs were discussed both old and new. We responded to the financial roll call. We were then server, and dismissed; after which w e danced and lead friendly Conversations. We were visited by the Ca. valiers Social Club, which has latt ly-been organized. We wish then much success in their organization. So long everybody until wt meet again next Tuesday. MONTICELLO NEWS. Miss Wilba Shell ;rfclightfuITy entertained the Monticello Clul on Tuesday. The meeting opened at the regular hour witbAhe'pl'esident in charge. We had a shon program after which business of importance was discussed. Mr. F, Smith visited us as a representative ll'om the Radio "club our club about the Popularity con test. Mr. Smith's inspying talk impressed us so much that w e couldn't resist entering the contest We don't feel as if we're getting into trouble by getting in the contest, but we will have to do hard work to win. The president called ofF the plan that we were thinking about until a latei^ date. The minutes of the last meeing were read and adopted. The roll was called and dues collected. The hostess served a delicious course of potato salad, fried fish and crackers, ambrosia and pineapple "cake. Everyone expressed herself as having spent an enjoyable evening. ? 1 , if The bride graciously moved about her quests, gtrwned in black chiffon velvet with two dainty shoulder chips of rhine stone oak leaves for the only trimming. Card playing and dancing were the divorgence of the evening. Drinks, Ice cream, cake, mints, and nuts were the menu for the evening. The couple will reside at the home of the bride's mother, on Start St, i RADIO NEWS. I" TfTe Radio "Social Cluh. blastW again Tuesday, March ?17th at the home of Mr. Albert-ftarids.-i-The,* report from our party of March ? and a discussion of the Club's pop ularity contest and dance were the only issues in this meeting. Due to the fact that rain stopped our - representatives fronr visiting various <jlubs on,the appointed night we ale asking any club that woCild like to enter the contest to see any member of the Radio and get . full details?and any number of tickets desired. The names 'of the clubs taking part will be announced in the next issue of this paper. Next meetine- will be held at the home of Mr. Roland Harris. GOLD DIGGERS. The club met at the home of Mrs. Willie Brown 42G Pickens St. The meeting was called to ordei and carried on in the regular man ner Our unfinished business was _ that of a nartv which" is to be had in the near future. Watch The [ Leader for to date; After t h e business was transacted, the hostess served, a vCry nice course of friod chicken, .hot rolls,, coffee and peanuts. We adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Dest, cina Martin, 1220 Legree S.U ? - . A ; MRS. MADELINE B. ' LUCAS COMPOSER STOPS IN ^ ? . LAK E CITY ; ? : * 1 * Mrs. Madeline Boyd, Lucas of | New York City stopped over ir f Lake City last Saturday nigV-tt Mrs. Lucas is Composer of "Th< Heavenly Gate Ajar" and is ah*: noted as;a dramatist. She was - -on?htrr-way to Charleston?whercL she had engagements with Rev.' H S. Lawrencerof Mt. Zion A. M. E churches there. ; ; She as many relatives and ; friends in Columbia ami plans to - ' top there before ohoreturns to | New York. Accompanying hei - were?Mrs.?Mildred?Iluwoi s?an? Mr. James W. Lucas, her husband They all reported a very pleasf ant stay while in Lake City and wish to have an opportunity to re -ttmr?Lake City in always happx i ko welcome Visitors; \\V hope to ! have Mrs. Lucas return to. our city. I NOTICE! Block W meeting at the home of Mr. Walker, Monday nite. Mar. '23rd. All members are asked to ; be present. ? m m notice: | __ . ___ Q 1 Crusaders' meeting at the home 5 of Albert Williams 2327 Richland ~ "street All members are asked to ! be present, please. J | CLOVER NEWS Miss Iva Lawrence of Gastonia spent the week-end here with "tier ' elatiybs. ; Mrs. Clara Lognc of Winstc.n' 'alem and Mrs. Carrie Ma< ks of jreenvillc, N. C. nfid other rela' Ives accompanied the body oF ' \Irs. Logree's son, Jack of GreVnillc, N. C,, here Thursday for ! lurial. They are former citizens 1 if Clover. J -Miss Com Steele visited fricn is it the Mercy Hospital in Rock j Till Sunday evening. Miss Martha Watson of Charlotte, N, C. "spent tin. week-end .ere as the guist of her mother, h \Irs. Mary G. Watsom Miss Bertha Lowery of Gasonia spent the week-end here as | tlte guest of her relatives. : Misses Nancy and Martha McConnell left for Nannapolis, N. Sunday night to be at the bed' side of their brother, Mr. Mayfield McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. Washington Jackson have as their gu:sts_ Messrs fames Jackson and Hair of Kin-" cton, New York. Mr. James Jackson is Mr. Wash's brother. Mr. Mrs. Clif Mason were the jOests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Barnett Sunday. The public is cordially invited to hear Rev. O. B. Smith of the - A. M. K. Z. Church at Chapel M. B. Church Sunday at 3:30 p. m. Mr. J. B. Plair, our "Ag" teach;r attended a meeting in Simpsonville last Tuesday. We regret very much that our seventh grade teacher, Miss. Fannie Macon is a patient at the Mercy Hospital at Rock Hill. S. C. Don't forget the play that is to given at McKnight High MonI' Jay night March 23. SI' MTKH VFAVS <4 The Bennett College quartet appeared at Emanuel M. E. ~ Church nn Sunday nitrht, March 15. An overwhelming audience greeted tire 'singers and enjoyer , the numbers rendered. Field day exercises for the one and two teacher schools of the countv were held at M. Pisgah A. M. E. Church on Friday, March 13. Mrs. J. J.: Starks of Benedict College <ff Columbia, the prin-, cipal speaker delivered an exeeL. lent address and the teachers presented a pageant. The art and handicraft' exhibits were as usual a beautiful scene with each school displaying credible work. The first prize was awarded the Rose _-School, Mesdames Minnie Benbow and Ruth Blaney, teachers; second prize to >Chhndlcr School, Mrs. Hattle Pi'att and Miss Eugenia Dines, teachers; third prize to Catch aall?Spann School, Mes dames Jacqueline Atkinson and Edna Davis, teachers. Mrs. A. E.Sanders,, County Supervisor, is to b<j commened for the fipc manner in whibh the program went pver.' The One More Effort Federate Club held its regular meeting on . March-LL-in_ the Domestic Science J THE PALMETTO LEADER y. ; HttKRITKS Sl'ORT REVIEW I ??? 1 In Horry County the watch < wo&ls are "Basket Ball." The < coaches are on pens; The Lassies I alp crying; Interest in High; suit- j iTts like Banco's Ghost; Teams are | rising and waning. Off! what a < thrill everybody gets looking at these breath taking and sensation- i al performances on different , courts. .> Teams Standing: Brooksvilje won 1; lost 1. i Burgess Won 3; lost 0. Lanes won 3; lost 1. i ZioTT VVampee won 3; lost 1. Conway won 3; lost 1. Rncksnorf won 2: lost 3. 'Cedar Creek won 1; lost 4. , Greensea won 2; 'ost 4. Myrtle Beach won J; lost 4. lepartment of Lincoln Hi School with tFTp following teachers of Lincoln and Savage-Glover schools entertaining Misses llallic Hampton, Alice Johnson, Unicc Wilson Kliz.abcth Brogdon, Martha. Kvans H.'N. Usher, Isabel McCoy and Mi's.?Naomi?Mofrre.?Miss " Hainp- ton. Domestic Science instructor, ( ina:le the room in which the club was entertained very attractive. ' She acted as hostess, extendhg a 1 most cordial welcome to all. A full business meeting was held .1 then a sketch on-- St. Patrick's' day was read by Mrs. Maud j' Pendcrgrass. Miss Hampton was i assisted in serving the delicious ice cream, cake and crackers by I >ne of her students of the eleventh grade, j Mrs. Viola Wilder passed away on Tuosda5f, 'March 10 after ill- | Ji'ess of many months. Funeral services were held at the First ? Baptist Church on Sunday, March lfi At 9. n'elork Ales WiM.-j- _ a faithful member of the aboye , named church uiitiLtiie btginning of hyi' illness. She leaves a dc-q^o 'uupngo ^qfljo ~'pugqsni| po)o^ . r relatives and friends to mourn ier passing. Tlrs. Patterson, siser ami Mrs.. Lcssie Culler, eol'.-iu; ~L of the deceased came from. New ' York in JltttT/d tne. tuneral, Jd_rs. Alice Gilliard is., sick at , :.his time and her daughter, Miss Julia Gilliard, spent" the. past week-end with her. ?M i's. FnnTceit c 'lemmeiu o~t~ ~ Charleston, S. C. spent the past two weeks with her parents, Prof, and Mrs. C. A. Lawson. ' Mrs. E.lA. Andrews, spent the past week-end in Florence. Dr. A. R. Howard is now in Chicago, 111. on business. Dr. and Mrs. It. E. Brandon of Georgetown spent Monday, March , 1G in the city. They came to visit . |)r Hriigi'iin'r moth.r nhu shut lm ' . ' ' . ' CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Mrs. Alberta G. Johnson, of N. V. C. is spending a whtkr with her sisters, Misses IMuniie and Susie Gaines, at their home, near Center St. -?Miss Janie Mae Crosby aecom- panied Miss Viola Smith to her home at Leeds and spent the week end. Roth are Finhy Hi students: Thu nine monihs oil daughter of Mrs. Luella Douglass and hus-. ~ baud, is very ill at their home near R. R. Aveijue. Mr. Cyril' Spann. a student at! Henedict Colhge. Columbia spent ,ihe week-end liere with his pa re n ts Undertaker and Mrs. J. E. Spann. Miss Bessie E. Pickett of Finley Hi faculty, spmt >rpart of the week-end in Rock Hill. dors arrivod here from Greens- | BARNES" EXCLl SIVE MILLINERY v BAGS -V PATENTS f \ ?BODKLACS frrtro; accompanied by his wife and their four children. Hi leaves al- ^ so one brother, Mr. ClfftOrene San- ^ dors, and threu sisters. He had ' been ill for about a year. Fuiur- tl poet Baptist Church, Howrys; the ^ sermon was preached by Rev Mr, C Miller, pastor of tthc Presbyterian %v Church in Greensboro. Mrs. SanJers was before marriage, Miss H Thomasirte Hemphill, sister of t< Mrs. l>olia McCollough. Mr. San- a iuvs was'a line young man, gentle- >< manly and devoted to his family and kind to neighbors and-friends. S Heartfelt sympathy is extended to ?' the beroaved relatives. P A cortege of mole than twelve y cars .with the hearse bearing the remains of Mrs. lKlnora Graves Mazes passed thru here Sunday el unphiit-v t/v W7Vti. Hob <' ?? 4'.. ? 1 * V^- VV u mvt va(\ 1MI 1 UUl'I UI V? and burial services. The floral .V tributes were some- of-the?must ~ti beautiful and expensive see n in t< that section. The deceased leaves N a "husband and an infant daughter |! only a few days old, besides .a V multitude of Friends. She was J Mrs. Saili^. Ryrb'^ niiwc P?v i.?.l Mrs. Byrd who teach at Pleasant e Grove school attended the fumr- d al serviced. Undertaker Gaskins S of Greensboro was in charge. Mrs. Ltila Simpson continudj-- a sick at her home on Columbia St. C Mrs. Willie Babeock has byen a on the sick list, but is much "better now. Prof. E. E. Riley of Lancaster a was in the city Sunday afternoon. p Mrs. Mattie Gainger and her 2 p Little grand daughters, Mittie Mae and Lillian Ray Carter of Char- a lottc, were guests of her son, Rc\ jt Ernest Carter, Columbia St. a e, few days this week. * t; l)r. lines of Tuskegee Institute, f was- in -thc -eity last week for two days. He was here in interest of tl the Educational work at the COc p Gamps.?He was the guest of Dr. and Airs. .1?S?Allen. Prof. S I. Pinlnu line .... ^mUy?af>petnttnl?ErtxivatroTial Suyr eVvisor at the CCC Camns about llui'li iiiMPS fl'om the ctty. ^ STARTS TH1 KMIAI. MAE WEST in -<5 "Klondike Annie" with VICTOR McLAGEN In the roaring romance of the century Mae West goes North and Alaska goes West ;.Hi{| r % Now 1 , 25 ?? S n F . ? pedal! rough s y^h ? twel lirmv navy?i black?1 ?t~ i p ast j ,, ?all he ai >?1 Paris In % Replii ^^and c : ' . Announcements were received I ere Tuesday of the marriage of liss Annie K. Gar rick and Prof.. . J. Hanberry, of Columbia. For lirteen consecutive years Miss ai rick taught 11 the Finley ill chool and during her sojourn in Hester made, many .friends who ish for her many ycdrS of mari i il bliss. Sht. is a graduate of ' enedict Collie and an excellent j . acher. Prol. Hanberry is also j graduate ol" Benedict College and ; ceeived his Master Degree from ; ?wa State University, lie is i cienee teacher at Booker Wash lgton Hi School. CuLnibidj Which osition he. has held, for several ears. The following teachers are atinding the Palmetto State Teachrs' Association in Columbia' this j reek: Prof, and Mrs. S. E, Finley, Liss .Bessie Pickett, Miss Ernesrte W'lkerson, Mtsi MatdT :: ;r, Prof. A. II. Hardin, Prof, \V, J liss Otto C. Greer., Miss Agnes I, Atkinson, Miss Etinne Collins. Williams, "Miss ' Woodward, Miss.i oanna E. Black well. Mr.' OifUn enu .Sanders wmvoali d here fioln Eia. because of the ! eath of his brother, Mr. Bismark anders. Prol". and Mrs. Josiph. Juries^ nd Mrs. M,. M, Adair motored to , 'oljumbia, Saturday for a meeting t Ladson Presbyterian Church, f Finley Hi Notes Finley Hi. and Jefferson Hi, of . 'ork, played here Monday, night i t llardiff-s Ha#^=8iTun': Girls-?~ inley Hi 2, Jefl'c rson Hi 2?Boys | 'iuloy Hi 25, Jefferson Hi 12. I The campus is taking on a new |l ppJitrarice at.l.oonvis St. and Fin- f *y Hi. Teachers have been divid-1 d into j?toup.> and given a cor- 1 ain part of the grounds to l>cau,ti- j sr. Flowers, various planus ' tetlfse.s! copying'arid'"many things' j hat inakt. a changed look. k-.oi> he teachers an'd purpils busy.. BETHEL A.M.r:. (Hl'IUli ~ Rev. IF S. TajTor. 1'aslor _ . T . 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