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jj^ Sa t u r (1 ^ \, .M a \ L', 1}> Mr. Hey ward I,amy. formerly of this city, but now re-id mt in ' New York, is m the city t i of his mother Mrs. Klizabet}-, I.aury. We wish him a pleasant vts-' -it- to his old Immt^ ^ Dr. W. L. 'Dendy of Kvaasvillr, jra., nis sister, Mrs. Viola Dentfy Howard and a friend, Miss Rush of Washington, 1). while visiting their home in Clinton, S. C. , ran down and spent a day with us in the Capital City. We were more than pleased in having these visitors, here And sin cerely- -m4s4t- -for - thenva - -pbt^o-Htstay in their home town. IN MEMOHI AM I^ETERSON: In loving memory of our dear wife, daughter and sister who left us May .'1, 1PM0. U\. give below her favorite quotation. Not a day passed that she did pot quote these words: "So live that, w'hen thy'summons eome to joiii The ennmnerahle caravan whirl. moves "J To that mysterious realm where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls 1 ? of death, ' ?Thou rgo not. like?t+rr?quarry slave at ttijr.ht " Sfuura^ed?tn?his dungeon, Hrrtsustaincd and soothed By unfaltering trust, approach thy grave -Like one v'ho wraps the drapery =5-c of his couch About him and lies down to ploasant dreams." " ' " Albert Petersen, husband: Betty A. -Williams, mother, Sisters and brothers. CARD OF THANKS " and appreciation to the many friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us 'during; the illness and death- of our sainted mother, Julia Brogdon. Mr. Miss Elizabeth. Revs. R. E. ~xnrd: A. C.' lii ug.ioTi, Mosdamos Agnes I., llildebiand and Katie I. Hey ward. ' ?** ANNUL Nt t.Mh.N i Mrs. Caroline Nichols of Timmonsville, S. C. announces the -marriage of her daughter Ophelia Elizabeth to Mr. Theodore Loose velt Greene of Pel/or, S. (_'. March 1H, 1935. tMON'l ICEI.I.O < LI B The members of 'the M< ntici llr Club were entertained?Tuesday with Miss Benzina Davis .as hostess. While waiting ',,i' fll aiem - bers to' fiv.'th'er we danced uumI had fun until -the-h tends?on?D?-*?t4o-l~ showed the hour .IV.r m cut hi;;. Miss B. Davis tool: ehar;;e of tin program and then the ''utter par'' of the meeting was in the hands - of the president. Co-i'e lions for the old business and plans for new business ij,as di-cusred,. The si?re tary called the financial n.ll.'oaeh member responde<l to her namei We were dismissed and adjourned to meet at the luhne -of Miss- -I.illie Matthews. The hostess served a course of punch and cake. We had tis a visitor Miss Eloise Hunter. We danced and saivr some of the latest sonprs . playc,'. by.. Miss_ E. Hunter which we"'enjoyed. Ev~ eryone departed after havinismuch fun. _ _ THE FRIENDLY KKJHTEKN CLl'B The club nut Tuesday ni'-l.l. April 28, at the home of >1 is "Marie Senior. The meet iner was opened with the Chaplain', Mrs. Cassie Simpkins, after the devotional service'the moling "w'aT turned over to the President, Mrs Pun A,l?m-o f?. : < ' A kite* Kir*. I IK- MillUilt'S oj ?. n' last mooting were called for, tin same were read, received and a* dbpted. The unfinished businesswas discussed ami carried out New business was taken up. The Sick Committee, made their reports. The minutes wer. r.-n-1 by Mrs. Mary Rutherfor I. * The secretary called the roil; members' responded briefly; members pros-' ent 20. Our next m;: ting will beat the'home of M-rs. Mary Rniherford, 1111 Blossom St. We'wer* dismissed by Mrs. Cas'sie Simj>_ kins. ? ? - ? We all enjoyed punch with lemon cookies, ice cream, cake and candy. j, Mrs. Eva Adams, President;Mrs."Mary Rutherford, Recorder THE WARD ONE Wlhl.IM; WORKERS CLEII 'The club met at the home of Miss Pearl Wolfe,-l<tf>8 Wheat St. ^Tucsday, April 28, with the Madam-President presiding. The meeting w'as called to order by the Madam President, Miss Annie 11. -Wolfe, and opened with -1h(. t-1 u1 > sonp led by Miss Pearl Wolfe, prayer by Miss Minnie Thomas. Beautiful Bible verses were heard by all of the members. Then the minutes of the last meeting was read, motioned by Pearl Wolfe, second by Mrs. C. M. Thompson. ^Th'e roll was called. The memTjers responded briefly. Then the meetinpr was closed. Mrs. Hessa Ctieoseboro led the closing sonpr; Miss Annie Belle Wolfe led the closing: order. , i .. , f ... NOV t'KUIW, NEWS. We art* back again to bring you tin* latest in*\vs from the club. On '.Thursday April 22, the members were loyally entertained at the ! onie of Miss B. Lipsey, she was. our hostess. The girls journeyed th.ie their usual huur to enjoy a t few 'conversations and Ifcughter I before the president took the tan,| foi 'business.- . At i> o'clock the house was call. .1 4.. ....1 l..*w If!..' ** T* 'ii in ii.im uy - ii. nan us una . ''-fttm'i was?opened by swinging,. "TvYurTs "Business, each One thefefollowed with Bible veises .with 1 hi1 li t lor f'?Prayer war buuu tjfully- carried out in concert. We then dosed our devotionals. Again ve were free l'or our fiften minutes "of fun and names. Miss Lip ey presented * us a name called T?;oes, which the members had so anxiously awaited for several weeks. To. U1 the truth there were lots that didn't know about forestry! This, was realy atu interl tins name and Mis Lipsey was congratulated for it by her six co-workers. j At the end of the game c the iiiect attention to business. Mrs. -Mmbaly- Sart?*r wasr tolled -upon toiead the minutes of the bust meet inn, she did, and they were approved. We then had our general discussion oil the unfinished business. We asked you ttr keep in esulinir line with The Palmetto header for some of our big social gatherings, we have one that we are' going to reveal to "you this "TTTk m don't gn aw ay. j. , On May 6, we are having a private-lislung picnic for the club . nd different other clubs and our friends.. You will receive invitaotis before too late. This is spon ore,! by the club and the whole , ?w?>uvt-i\'u?Liy?w?j"Nu Kqual Club.*' Don't think this ? :tl] for, there me many more joy <js events planned so read The l.eader, and follow us. After all "us ness was through the-members .an: wered to the financial roll call nine wele then dismissed by the i.>.j ah. Little Miss Helen Mitchell a ned tn ani'int. her aunt: in sei vn/iilr nu'iiy but the'sand man :i> d his wand over her and sent e into a daze of sleepiness. Her . ft< r, 'Miss Gladys Rice assisted by. .Mis Thelma Rackard served a 'd'cious course of potato salad no lettuce, hum,, crackers, iced bevi;i(.r,',.lc,ake aml stra\yberi ies. : :l line, in nrjct week air the same? inn.', we -will be. back; this time . ,<?ur. hostess will be ,Miss Thelma Rackard. The club is now signing oil. ' . Til V. ARDOR VITAR GIRLS Wr^-Hrr-Ai bur Vitae girls were wit.i Mi-'s I O V/.llo r' ? *U.. -., . imiv \/wu|jvi at inc. W.ial limn-, Tuesday evening, Apr. 'Jtfth, ? The mepfcijig w(as opened .with ;h,e..i-e\ilFtii>nS?; w'e went immcdi:?niy into' business, old aiul new business was discussed and new " -leas - wort? given by various menu 1>. i .s- A iter the business we be*gaii ??ui- weekly discussion. The otic this:week was "Brbthcramd and (iimie-ration." Each niem ber.was prepared which made the .isj'is.-ion very interesting. We wish to commend Miss Moore on the _isoi'y -sl^^so: interestingly ex 1 T-mf Trcrsvitr she left with us '..his thought "W'e need visible signs of-support t.to keep our courag. i'toin (lying and we need, tangil?lt. evidence ot' companionship u kcr.p our 'spirit high, brotherhood and "cooperation have made independence and. self reliance nr..iy words, therefore let lis pfcr. . .mate this great brotherhood of ofirs that the soejial world will not perish. W e arid now'leaving this thought -wildv you." Our topic, for next week is "Socialization." Afs tor fl^e liiscu^SFpn we were favored A'iUvSjjel ctioiis from the most popularf hits .of the season by Miss I'- rothy WVstfon and Miss Edith Clifton who hie "both verj- talented at the piano. Miss Cooper, the - ho.-tess asssited b\ her sister, Ed^ na, and Miss Jessie Taylor servvi a \'i ry delicious ^course of ruited punch and cake. W'e Were dismissed by the I'residtnt and our club song "Trees" which was played by Miss Clifton. Each member said the eve 4 . ++****? >!?? Ill . The Arbor Vitae has taken root and we the branches, are growing much, you are missing these discissions but be with us at the home of Miss Inez Meadows, .1300 McDuffic, Ave. Next Tuesday evening adjourn in the discussion. Cora Koitt, Reporter llld'H MOON SOCIAL CLIB The Moonevs held thejr weekly meeting at the home .of Mrs; Lnt"tie Hawkins 100H Washington St. The meeting was opened by the club'singing their these song. The Bible verses were repeated by each nnnber of th club. Scripture reading by Mrs. Genva Mc Nair. This ended the devotional ex orrises. The minifies of the last meeting were read and adopted. The financial roll was called and every member responded. The I house was opened for business and after a very brief and interesting discussion of old and new business the meeting was closed by the club repeating the mi/jpah. The hostess then served the club and) its quests with?a delicious menu.) The next meeting will he held at the home of Miss Carrie Henderson 1.118 Lincoln street. Visitors | are always \velc;o:n ?. ' a donkey party There will he a Grand Donkey I PnTfy f?iven at Zion Baptist church j Monday, May 4 at four o'clock." : All children are invited. Several ; fine prizes will be Riven. ""Admission 5 cents. a. b. McGraw, I sponsor. ' I ^ n . Miss B. T. W, Selected <4HHH MISS El"LA REESE Miss Euln Reese, a pupil of the ti nth grade, section one, of the Hooker Washington school, Miss T. E. Thomas, teacher, receive* the honor of being crowne.i, "."Miss Hookei: Washington" <>>i M?r??u li?:i(5,"at tlic close of the annual populnvlty (cMUtst sponsored by the At h I ft if K.oowl ..f tlw. srlii.nl Annually the contest is entereo into very enthusiastically by the pupils of the school, each honu roam entering one girl as contestant, and so commendable are the otrorts of-many home rooms that the Council feels pleased to ptfei each?year pri/es for second and third place in addition to one presented to^.Miss Broker Washington." <. In a, speech of thanks to' hei classmates on the morning folowing her deceiving the much desired title.?>1 is*?Itoov.?u ho is also?a valuable membe'u of the girls' basketb all team of the school, showed the same spirit of true sportsmanship which she. exhibits as pai ticipant in games, when she atti il.uted te reason for her su-ccess not to. her individual ell'ort. but to the team-work of her home inonr grffup which T5b~ loyally "su'p" ported er. ' *RADIO NEWS. The Radio Social flub met at the home of Mr. Earnest. Wilson on Tuesday April 28. This night was set aside for sin^^i imis The members turned the. volume on full force and began a series of discussions. At the end of the d'scussions a few of. th se sugge? thms were put aside along with sonic of our already planned eni<ert.':\in incuts., A suggestion' that vvc give a party was accpted and FTfe date rot was .Monday, .May 11 Full details of this entertainnu nt will appear in this paper 'next well;. At the (dose of nieetini? ice cream and cake was .served by Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. ' Next meeting will be held Tuesday May > at tin* Odd Fellows hall. Tw 1:i a fi fv\ i.s sor i a i. < i. i i< The Pals met with Mis. isudie Nickpeay Thursday, April 10th, with. Miss Alfjic Aaron, our president presiding. Singing Where lie I.end Me; Prayer by President. Bible versus recited^ by all." The-minutes of the last- me-t ing were read and daoptod.1 Thr members were glad to have the President,. .Miss Aaron hack with -them a tor spending a few weeks :n Brooklyn, X. V. We adjourned to meet with Miss MozelU frump ton, Henderson St. Aftei adjournment the hostess served iet cream and cake. The club ntet with Miss Mozellt Cinmpton 1D07 Henderson street i no usual?order of business was arried out. The hostess served a dt licious course of potato salad lettuce and cakes. We adjourned to meet with .Miss Aaron on Gervais street. J' TUK MYSTERY W. (MIL The club ineT Friday night, April 2 Ith Yfl In- home of Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy-, lli'Jl Wheat street.rThe meeting was called tc order by the vice-president at 8*fWl o'clock. After the devotionals the house was opened for business, with the president presiding.'Old and __uewJiusiness?was - dtseusned Then the sick committee made their report. The roll was called and the members responded. Wc were served; hot tea, sandwiches and cake. We adjourned to meet Friday May 1st, at the home of Mrs. Amy Youngblood, 509 Marion street. TWILIGHTS The Twilight Hoys met at the Club house 1225 Pine street Tues nay /vpril z?, at 8:.'?0. At which time t\ya new members were united with the group. They are Mr. James Harrison and Mr. WijHe Carcc. Business of importance was discuss eg! concerning: the ..Sport Ball, which is to be given soon, s The president} Mr. Charles Thomas delivered a very interesting: tall: on Better Citizenship. Mr. Thomas who has been elected just a few months ago has done groat work toward citizen building:. : THE SACREI) FI.AME. The Sacred Flame, the beautiful pageant sponsored By the choir and ushers of Sidney Bark C.M.E. church wiH-~hr?-~^i>cH|o,| this Sunday evening May iirtl at 7 p.m. The public is?invited?to .witness this beautiful pageant. Plenty of '.good music and speaking. < ^ THE PALMETTO LEADEN THE LUCKY B1RU SOCIAL i i CLL'H j Tut* club met at the homy of Miss TlallU' Coleman, ittnr Sumter St. The opining song "Shine on me," led by the President. Scrip- j ture reading hy Mr. Sam Williams, 2lSt to 20th chapter of St. John. -Song "Come Over Hire" led by the Chaplain, Mrs. Mary McCoy. Prayer by Airs. Mary McCoy. Song, "On My Way" by the President. This song brought our. devotional service to a close. ****- ~ C 4- I- 1 * ? i ne iiiiniues ui cne niwir, ing were i\ad and adopted. The I'i esidi ut took churge of the meet ing. The new and unfinished business was taken up. The* opening of the program: Song?"My Heart Is Fix"-?led by-Mrs. Mary McCoy.. . ??Ret*.?-Miss Kattie Coleman. Paper?Miss Mamie "Coleman. Solo}?Miss Marie Anth'oy. Talk?Mrs. Mary McCoy. Solo?-Mrs. Florence. Boyee." - ~' Solo?Mjs. An.nie Porter. Solo-^ Mrs. Mary McCoy. Remarks from the President. The. roll was called; members iHvse111 -Ther^_ will...b.e_,a.. Ji.sh fry at the home of Mrs. Mary McCoy Friday night} May?I,?litdll, 1021 Tobacco St. Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Laura Br,own,. dl4 Pickens St. We*-had a visitor, Miss Lizzie Smith who gave ?us?asolo. We were served sandwiches and tea. We were dismissed by Mr. Sam Williams. Irene Powe, Secretary _ Till' M A(H)A 1 ,K\K CIRCLE NUMBER 3 Tlu- Manila lone Circle No. 1$ -met oil Wednesday evening. April 22, 1 WW. The devotional was carried ~ on by The Chaplain, 31 is.?Brown. The unfinished and new lousiness - was called for and dir.yui-r.e4,?Wit listened to some very b autiful remarks from Mrs. P. A.' Ingrant on Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Nath-" an and Mrs.- Senior gave .a Silver Tea at the home of M.rs. Nathans and a splendid program was nn~ Uered by the younc people. Ilea. Albert David made some timely remarks, also" Mr. vBen Johnson from Sumter, S. C. We are glad to have him present. Our next meeting will be at the home of fe Mrs. Silia Kings on Wednesday evening, -7:30. The Madalene Cir' cle is not for a big show but to do the will of CloiT. AVe are, working for Jesus, not for man. We. were served peaches . with whip cream, hot cocoa and ham sandwiches. Mrs. Marie Senior. Chaplain Mrs. E. Anderson, Secretaryu MAN HA 11 AN SUUIA L CU'tt" , " The Manhattan Social Club met | at the home of Miss Matticf. Lee., ( Wilson bOb Pendleton siyeet. The., opening song was led hy 'the ro j porter Mr. Jamc-s Rosemond ji Scripture reading by the president j Mrs. Dollie Smith. Prayer by Mrs Annie Grent. 2n(| song led by Mrs. ! Rosa Clifton. After which each member fecrted Bible, verses beginning' with the letter P. At this meeting Tuesday even-, ing was the closing out of membership of iww joiners for the year. There were applications -put- in'for four new members providing they enroll in due time; namely: Mi's. Sarah Davis, Mrs. "Anna Ward, Mr. George Scott and Mr. Henry Ward. - ? .There -willJae a Silver Tea-Suiw day evening at the home of Mrs. George T. F.dmond at 90.7 Green ...street at l:jl0 o'clock, -The public i:. invited. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lizzie A. Young at Hid Lady street. .VI1 members please be on time. The Manhattan Club wishes to thank ' the friends and members.of other clubs for 'the cooperation in hiak' iiig" the party a success. Members. and frinds are sorry to learn that 1 the president of the club took seriously ill after the meeting. I THE(RlSADERS ' We met at the home of Mr. Lester Means, with Mr, Henry Thompson and Mr Andrew Norwood. cooperating in order that \vi>might have an enjoyable time. Thir yoiirtg-grn-th-mati arranged a very interesting program on which ' such song birds as Mr. Joe Palmer and Mi j. I.ist. r Means ap. ' feared. 1 After the program the members played into the. business cop. corns of the club. ( Two new ' pledges were admitted into the " club; namely,, Mr. K. K. Cafhoun ' and Mr. J. I). Barber. We were pleased to have Miss . F. L. Pope,' Mr.. Clarence Austin gave vny interestting speech. We and Mr. Joe Palmer visit us; each invite visitors at all times. At the end of our business dislefreshing repast. Join lis next Tuesday night at the honu- of Mr. Albert Williams. ?? ^ TilE DAMES. The Denies Social Club was entertained by the i'r*?*id???fe--Mary 1 Pope at' her home on Millwood Ave ' Tuesday night at the usual hour. The devotional exercises were con ducted in its usual form with the hostess in charge. After th, calling of the Toll, the house was then opened for business, which was! very brief. The out of town guest I who attended the Crusaders t.nd j Dames socials last week was Mr. Thomas Williams of Washington, D. C., we were pleased to have him and hope he will visit us again. Miss Mamie Hampton, one of our numbers is in the Good Samaritan hospital. The members wish her a speedy recovery. Be with us ilext Tuesday night at the home" of Alberta Sumter. All mem " bers are urged to be present'. ALLEN I'MVKKSin KOMAXCIv LANIil \<.K L?I I' MCI MEM" CON 1)1 ( IS I Ul \( II c IKCLI: April 2!?, "I. ( i-i.-i 1 .1 . cais" rtf Allen uni.v;>ity n I a recent sessci'.n uimI ??l<'?m .- : I tollowing of l'ici rs tui ih t, "<: year of l'.i.'ib-.'lT: ^1 ?->iisi"?-n? .1". i> j Brown, President; ,\I: ?iet!.o , j Marguritc Porter, Mi-c l'i r.-idt i * ; 3 Mademoiselle 1. wla W*. l?J*i i-. /. i-retaire; Mademoiselle ?. In Brown, Vice-Secretaire; an .Ma i. emoiselle Agnes Jlnbins >n. I t orier. The Club ir.e. t- . t \. : y. \l'.?,lii y nil.., Mil,! t . -I . ,i. ' making groat strides .in .t*,. French prograftns. On Monday, night. Aj iii Jov,, Prof. Crawford, iuinguag< t er of Benedict ^college was guest speaker. He gave, a 1 < I ture of about twenty minutes n) French, tilling of the various i.institutions in which he has stii.dk !'. and of his trip he plan- to take i i Kuiope this summer/ II- a ---' carried on conversation i? I-Y* with the studertts .wished to 'c..at with him. . '1 lluM ond'a^.. jtikttL-Apu.L.LYLT.1 J, ??v?? ui u, 111 VI IVilVII I u<:. . | * -of- lioukor-Washing ton and h lut.,r,..L. group of her students wore mir 1 guests. They rendered a sp!en*;ii; program featuring F:\neh c< m. rfsation, songs, and a Fn nih cdrnedy, in which (.'ari cdt l.crvy. .t ;tt.. J Jones, and Anna Belie .Mil><??rnI ; were stars. They wete applauded greatly by the large croup nf dents Of Allen university whir la ! aside all id' their studying to witness tin- prng,i',;tm - A Sl UBHISi: 1'AIMA , A. lovely surprise party ' a- . [_ I en at the home of Miss' t'miu.i.' ' (lordon, 2iu;i ci-eeh sti ?1. e. ? nesday night, 22nd. The honor, |~gttcst~ijvfng" Miss Fhn em e J'.r: The guests . all arrived proiii| t..v at 9 o'clock and \vi re "seated i; the lovely living .room. Mr. Jftsi.eWashington Was then sent to h: in/ the honored guest who wit;. . mother had been visiting I : ff'iends lis they neai ed tTT h.e., . the lights Were put out, ami a.- - to entered every one yelled sir prisi.. J I After she wa- s.aveu, the fun i e gan; "all joined in playing vat : [games, apd contests. A short \ i I gram was also rendered. The I; I ored guest wad then liiocnn i Yr rJ : jriijt from the club <<i .v. hi i j has served as. President -1'<>r P years and ..we are hoping that?s; ? > will live tu serve 1U more .years. The hostess assisted by >ey? r-al friends served delicious .-.uaw beri'y ere am and cake. L Those present TiCca joy thi.- '! '? . ly."party were as follows:. j "h'on'nred truest, .\i FrrrrrTT r p Benson; Misses Emma Keishaw.L Fannie Lee Pope, .Mamie Far-op. j Carrie B. Hoovet', l'rjcilla Kcr-haWr Louise- C.raipe, Bertha llaynn n.! ' J Helen B. Jackson, Sete.na Jackson. 1 I Susie* B. Martin, Bernice Max r. Corinne Gordon; Mrs. Annie ,d*. j Chandler, Mrs. Willie M. Mai tint I Mrs..Connie Yotmjr, Mrsr Fanrr: i ! B. Sawyer, Mrs, .Geneva' C.i/aie.o ! Mrs. C. J. Benson, Mrs. o-|. - a Subtfi;, Mrs. Kosena Chestnut, M:' Christine Green,- Mrs. Alice La ' Brew, Mrs. Hattie Goidm: M George Kershaw, Mr. Lemy: Brown, Mr. Janus \V:isK],;e?., -Mr. James Savdycov-M-r^Mi?-. (. don. THE ItOSK S()t I VI. ( I.l P.. TJcn ?I..W ~ v . in v uiu met ui.me noun- o ' Miss Kmnta'Turnipseed.. Ma ? shall street Tuesday night at s o'clock; "Old Black Joe," \va? as our'first selection. Prayer "a offered by Mr. Sumter. After, which In My Heart was Sung. Our devotional* jL'Xeivises came t?> a t close at this? point. The roil was called and each .ntemher irspoit h 1 j with the Bible verse and th n - ' Th minutes. were read and adgpted. Then we hail an ;ihe,. . discussion of old and new b.%-h ness. The hostess sot ye d crcanv cake and candy. The" next ~ meeting will be at the home Miss J.ula Williams Tuesday, May 5, at 8 o'clock. Visitors an w.i- ; come. SPAHTANBI KH "SOU A I, MANS The BMcilla v\Tt~n:Tit "ScrTTii m > met at the home of Miss A. i'. . Anderson,'Spring street. Mis. (ie- I i neva Barksdale and Miss Anderson were hostess-: !, Mrs. William Rivers jpf SeU.m. Ala., but now residing in t he Ait., was a special guos'pMAtl nv irrTefwery -flu- ji; eUiil.i!?pyMrn; of "business was transacted. M'i'.ai plans, have almost' bedn completed for the Spring Party v.'hieji v. hi be .soon. The Buci|la Club Tennis 'Court will be ready this week no. playing. After all business a few gam s were nlaviuh tH.. lor Bingo were Mioses M. K. II .V. ver first prize; 11. 1.. Rivers": ond and Candaco Johns.?n. Tht. hostess Served a delicious >$'. d course. Beer and pretzels. Thanks to the hostess in behvlf of club was made by Miss Charlie M. Campbell. The nex* nnvCng will be at the home .it' \li>, ( ... ola Woodard, Roebuck. , 'The Annual May Pay ,ploy ram of the Carrier Street and lTighland sehe.ols will be combined this year and will be hel.1 at Duncan Park, May (>th. CAVAL1KRS SOCIAL Cl i p," 1 James Whitman entertained the Cavaliers Club at his resident e ' Tuesday rite, April 2S.. 1',?:!??. The regular order of business was ear ^ ried out, after which the host set - i ved delicious repast consisting .of ham sandwiches, apple salad, ice J, cream, and punch.'-The rest of tin evening was spent in playing t gameB. t i I >hi iic'u- i ail:> nj ; At % i!rii t<ir?i;i m Ma\ l.Vih <r ; -' . ' \ r.\ I / *; ? ; - ^ ^ < W)\ \ . \ "., i V 7'. r.' \ .1'* ' ' ; < >' ! [ .'I ' i t':;. ' V ;\?.l " i'TTm*. ? >:? ' i > . "l 1 'IM'I1 .t : 1 i . . Ml: \ \ I j : > I x,-- ' . i'' !: K .' !; i K> ii T. !1 - " - ' ' ' IV ' . 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