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Saturday, May 16. 1936 Mr., and Mrs. Merritt Sawyer and his mother of' 821 W. 3t)th street, Savannah, Ga., motored to Columbia, S. C^> -to- spend the wool.-"end with their uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. Fred" Hunter, 231(d Pendleton street. While ?bono 1 i.oy. mot many people and visited many places ol' interest." When leaving they expressed them selves as having had a pleasant time. ... Mvs. E. L. Hunter, who has been teaching for the past two years in lvingsbuvg, S. C., is at home'to the delight of her many friends, j . mi's. Marion O. Dickson, \vJio has been a patient at the Good I Samaritan' hospital for, the past three w^eka is reported very mhch] improved at this writing. NOTICE The second and final pianovoiec recital will be had Tuesday,. May l'.'th, in Antisdel Chapel. The public is cordially invited. Ad minion 'fan , I Louis Finley, Jr., director The families of Misses Julia L. '""ies, Airncs * V:?Williams and ' aura r>. White are Tli'Ollr) tn hnvn 'lu'irr "return homo from their rhool-activities in llemmir.Rwav, SC. the ward one willing workers ;cEi;n The club' met at the homo of Mrs. Eva Mae -Moss, 427 "Sumter >;t. Tu 's:tay. May lli. with th "adani President Prcsidine". -T.lv > i -f tintr was called to order and opened with" the club sonir led by Miss Lottie Stms. Prayer by Miss Corine Sherley. 'Beautiful Bibb I v>rs"s \yere heard by all of the ni:tabors. The .minutes were read' mitioned by Miss PcarLWolfe soc. on] by-Miss Lirev Jones.- Thy roll , was called, the liu nibr'rs respond <1 -fly. The members will havy a unit ' l-sa'-v. for lie- eliili, Wnnv^tny " May 14th, at the home of Miss P arl Wolfe, 1 10x Wheat St..The 'v.tinpr was closed. Miss H-arl 'Vol e led the ,soi\tf. Mrs. Eva Mae Mosk led the closing:' order. May the Lord watch between me and thee one from another. . the friendly is social club iThe club mot on Tuesday. Apy. . 12, lf)"0. at the homo of Mrs. Mary Ellison, 010 Senate St. The meeting: was called to order bv th ri,n..lr.;? "VT,.C n 'o.' ? a. rumpjxllis. "Must Jesus Bear the Cross A! no" was'"tnTfiif. Pray ; f 1Yy MfsT , Cassia ' Sfnipkih; reading for our scripture lesson 1 lib chapter of St. Matthew. Singing "Ki* My Heart." let! by Mrs. Eva Adams. The devotional service were brotto a close. The meeting was turned over to the Vice Pres.. MrV. Marie Senior. The minutes of the last meeting were called for: the same were road, received and adopted. Unfinished and new business was discussed and carried out. Mrs. Gertrude Smith suggested that we would have, a fneh rally oh next meeting night at the home of Mrs,'Mary Kennedy, Hint Green St. The roll was ealle.l; collection Ws K""di Our next meeting will he at theIhome of Maiy Kennedy. We dismissed by Mrs. C. Simpkinsr We served sandwiches, ice tea, cake and cookies. Mrs. Adams, President; Mrs. Mary HutheiTord I'ocordiiijr secfXTaly. LUCKY HIKI) SOCIAL CLUB TU- -1.-1- ? ^ ^ > i in- iilu i:u'i ai cnc none of Mrs. Julia Ilamptrtn, 1211 Wheat St. The nicotine: was called to order by Chaplain, Mrs. McCoy at its usual hour, 8:JO o'clock. The opening song was "Shine on me." jhaiyor i>y M r:-'. __ Annie.. JPoticr. Scripture lesson Psalm 2"rd. Singing 'by club. This song brought our devotional service to a close. The president took charge. The minutes rf the last meeting were read.' The new and unfinished port'all on a mend. Several interesting remarks were made by different yiembors of club, as following: President, Mr. Kennedy; Mr. Sam Williams;-opening of the program. Club song?"Come to Jesus," led by Mrs. Annie Porter. Tajk by Mrs. Mary McCoy. Solo by Mr, Millie Boyce. Paper bv Mr. G. W. McDanicl. Solo?Mrs. Thomasina Kennedy. Recitation? Mrs. Florence Boyce. J'r Paper by Mr. Sam Williams. Recitation?Mrs. I Tattle John son. Song?"He Arose" led by Mrs. Hattie Johnson. Instrumental solo by Miss Lillie Mae Hampton. Remarks from the President, Mr. G. W. McDartiel. ? -Remarks front the Vice Pres. Talk?Mr. James Kennedy. Our next meeting will be at the home' of Mr. Ram MeCoyr 1021 . Tobaeeo St. Wo wer-o dismissed by Mrs. Alice Randolph. We were A CORRECTION r Eastover, S. C.?In last week's issue the name of Miss Stella - White, Summertonv &. Cn?wan ?omitted thru a mistake. Rhc is &1so a sister of Prof. Lewis N Rcott. ' ! NON PERIL NEWS This is station NPSC bringing you more news from the editorial room of the club. On Thursday nite, April 30, 1030 the club girls were given a warm welcome reception by our hostess, Miss Thelma Rackard. At 0 o'clock our President stood which meant our fu^ was over until later. She opened'the meeting by having the girls to sing "Brightly Beams," a very touching prayer was offered by the President," after which each one ...ui. . A. ivoj/vijuvu wii/ii y vnt'ir (juomuon briefly. We then sang our club's song which ended our devotional part of the meeting. We were then given a fifteen minutes game which Was presented to the club by Mrs. Margaret Harris, this giiif was eallgrt "Nutty Gamoi"? The secretary was called upon to road the minutes of the last meeting. The minutes were received and approved. The unfinished business was then taken up. The plans for our .fishing picnic were completed and we also started new plans for our public friend and wt, ouggeot that? yotr -lead the.-Palmetto.. Leader?--andTceep up with the No Equel Club. After -completing?allbusiness,-theelub stood repeated the mispah and were free again to join our host of visitors. < Miss Rackard, assiste<l by friends served a delicious course of salmon salad on lettuce, crackers, dill pickle, lemon iced beverI i ?i? ?J ? ugc, la^vi vjuhu uim straw oexries. Tho guest which includedxzfifixz Mrs. Margadet ltarris, reporter ?THE BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB Tile Blue Mooncf? held ' "their weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. 'Geneva RIeNair, 1425 Park St. Tuesday night, May 15th. The meeting was opened by singing the clubs theme song prayer led by the, President, Miss Henderson. -Bible Verses were repeated by" each member and after the devotional exercises were ovre, the house was opened for unfinished business. On Sunday evening, May 10th, the club gavo a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. Lottie Harkins, 1008 Washington St. and we Wish to thank each and every one that attend, and hoped they enjoyed them selves throughout the evening. After a brief discussion, the minutes of the last meeting.were read, received and adopted. Then the financial roll was called and- every mi'liiliei1?responded. Thy?meeting was closed by the club repeating the mispah. Tho next meeting will In.' at the home of Miss Alice Osiom 1.111 Park St. The hostess served a delicious menu, and every one bel t oxMi'OSsin.o* -- , ...r> vtty iiioyi V C6 us navI i11spent an enjoyable evening. J Until next Tuesday we will be I seeing you, __ _ t?Mrs. <tF!roTjr"~MT,'!,fatr, repoiter J MANHATTAN SOCIAL CLUB The Manhattan Social club-met I aftlTe home of Mrs. Lizzie E~ I Young-,--S-lH? Lady St. Although; 1 there were a goodly ^number pre--? | sent excluding our president, who lis ill, a very good meeting, was I The meeting was called to order I by the chaplain, Mrs. Lizzie I Young. 4 I 'Opening song was led by Mrs. I Rosa Clifton. Scripture reading by the Chap. I lain. l'rayer by .Mrs. Annie Grant. I Second prayer by Mrs. Clifton. I Each member reciting Bible I verses beginning with the letter Old and new business was disI cussed briefly. The hostess served a delicious I course of potato salad, sandwiches huui lumen: ; " Thc. next meeting will be held I at the home of iMis.s Mable As ford roil Assembly St. All members are requested to 1 be on time. : PALMETTO CHAUFFEURS CLUB The above mentioned club met I at the home of Mr. Chris Kennedy I 1S1 ."> Taylor St. Monday, May 11. I The meeting was opened by the I prelate. The opening discussion | and business, part was presided lover by the President, Mr. W. M. I Prcsslcy. "The riTcmbers were all ] then dismissed fo +u.i vutm minus-ami hands to a few games of cards. The host and hostess delighted the c-liib with a repast of "Ken >oi ny?(ji;i" ami Huh 3t6w,.__ Unr next meeting WiTT he held at Mr, Jasper Scott, 2511 Millwood Ave, II. Bowman, Reporter THK MYSTERY W. CLUB No. 16 The club met at 509 Marion St. Friday. May 8, 1936. The meeting was called to order at 8:30 o'clock bv the President. Old and new- business was discussed very briefly. The sick committee made hiS report; all well. Then the roll was ,called and, the members responded very briefly. Then the club was dismissed by Mr. James Kennedy. The hostess served hot dogs, drinks, cootyics and candy. Wo adjourned to meet Friday, May .15, 1936 at 1004 Green St. also there will be a peanut grab given ? All visitors are always welcome; cion't forget the date, May 15. Mrs, P. B., Reporter A gents Wanted We have a good proposition for men: ' We need some advertising and can put ymi in the way to _niakC-Sonie-money- Drop .ua a card. - KI NOSTRUM MEDICINE?COI Kingstree, S, C. I THE LADIES FRIENDLY CLl'Ifcj Winnsboro, S.C., May 12, 1'JIIG? The Ladies Friendly club had its three months celebration. We t usually celebrate by purchasing t something for each member of the ; club. This time We got dresses < for each member. Our member- j . Hi) at this time is 42. 1 We met at the home of Mrs. j UInter. A large atldicnce of vis- \ iting friends, enjoyed a * program ^ rendered by the club. "Re;v. llilton j ana Kev. Jtseatty, each gave us a very interesting talk, which gave | the club new life, a more deter- , ruination to press forward and not ^ be discouraged. We try'to prac? itce l'oyality and friendship.' Each , try with the best of her ability to , serve humanity in every possible ] way. Our efficient President, Mrs. , F. Sharks, gave as . usual a very inspiring- laik. |?5Trr Ilild 1111!' cir "| workers did all in their power to ( make this a success. , .We .tbairk the program committee alsir the committee on buying for their untiring-.service 'in .help.- . ing to make this a success. EacTi member was well pleased with the .dresses. ' ? A course of cream and cake was nserved.' '" hivery orre " ~wgnf " awa'y- s wishing for another enjoyable -night. - , rt 1 AMBASSA DAB SOCII.A ( I I B ! Union, S., C.?The Ambassador , Social Club met at the home of Mr. Joseph Jeter 1 Hamlet St. Monday , nite, April 27, iU3G. with Mr. Theo- , doro Smith the president, officiating. The meeting was opened up by singing Love Lifted mo. led by " Mr. James Rice. Prayer hv Mr. Joseph Jeter. After the devotional exercises the meeting was callClf TU oTdt?r and the minutes' of tho' last meeting were,read and adopt-' ed. Unfinished and new business, was transacted. Afterward the roll was called and each member responded. Mr. Joseph P. Blackwi'lk was elected reporter. The-officers ( of ouu-elub are a* follows: President, Mr. Theodore Smith; Vice , Pres., Mr. James''CSil.li.am; Bveord- ( ing Sec., Mi*. Oscar Jennings; Corresponding Sec.. Mr. Joseph J t r; ~ Treas., Mr. Johnny Bradfor 1. Business Mgr., Mr. Ernest Schdll. > Alfred Cunningham, John E. Lawson, Edgar. Williams, James A. Rice, Robert Lipcomb. Our host served a delicious chicken, (tinner and punch, ice creamV and cake. We then adjourned to meet with Mr. Ernest B. Schell otj. 3 Chambers Ave. May 4, 1H3G. The Radio Social CI111> . . The Badio Social Club met at rue home- oi wr, fsammy Kan Monday Night April ^7, ll'PMb . "with the President, Mr. J. C. llosborough in charge. The minutes , of the preceeding meeting, wen read by the secretary, Mr. Geo. ( Cohen and were receive] and adopted by unanimous consent of I to "the affect that "They he ' plaTvTT ~ | in the permanent records of the club. " Various items of interest was brought to the attention of ( the club. J The President made :in appro-_ roriatc speech of welcome to hew ^members added -b) - the growing ranks, which were answered each of them expressing- their intention of cooperating to their ful- v lest extent with the present members. After a brief summary of j financial affairs the club adjourn- \ ed to meet at the home of .Mr. | Raymond Johnson next Monday | night,May 4, l'Jod. NON PERIL NEWS < Are you listening? The mem- ] bers of the No equal club . bring 1 you more rwws from their editorial club room. - " We were welcomed this week at < the home of Mrs. Mahaley Sartor. | >.hP l?' ing the hortors. < The members and guests loyally entertained themselves until. ' the appointed time approadveT for meeting and the President called the house to order and asked the guests to excuse, him until at'tei. < the business. The meeting was opened by singing. an old ftegro spiritual. < Bible verses beginning with the let . ter "D" followed in order. Mrs. ! Agnes Hopkins offered prayer, after which the 23rd Psalm was re- , pouted in concert. This ending the devotionals, the President opened the doors again to visitors, for thein _to help enjoy a very interesting game given to" the "eJuh"T>y ' Miss Bernice' Harris, When those fifteen minutes were over \w were led to business Without any unfinished business s we went; diroictly into new lnisi- J| ncss. Un Wednesday, May C?. the girTsT entertained members and guests of the Montieello club and tho tubo of the Radio club and { guests and also other friends on ( a private fishing picnic given at ^ Lake Murray. Upon reaching tho girls of the No oquol club snapped v the pictures of the two clubs and their guests. Boat riding and fish- ; ing wore the big attraction of the 1 cvcriuitf, ' , At 6:00 o'clock every one gathered over on a beautiful green . shaded hill and were served a delicious menu by the Non Peril club members. Mr. Heyward Bowitian's ! truck Was used for this occasion 1 nnd everyone upon arriving in Columbia expressed him and herself of having enjoyed every detail of this great event, . THE MANHATTAN , .1 SOCIAL CLUB 1 i The Manhattan Social club met ' at 911 Assembly street. _ The pres- 1 ident recovering" from illness wit- * nessed an interesting meeting. Due to the intense heat and the 1 illness of the hostess, the meeting ' was cut short. An interesting c program was rendered. i ^?Tha next meeting! will be held Washington street;, w: THE PALMETTO LEADER tLANCHE CALLOWAY COMES ^COLUMBIA ' Mianche Calloway and Orchestra oniing to town lias cause so much ;ulk that, the lii-l)o-Ho strains u'e hiiiii;' sunn" a* the youpj;ei >lks jjf<V i'UTryiiTiv by. \VelTke"T.'o' ive by comparison. Ij?. is widely >eiiiK advertised that "Call" playnjr as Co-Star with "A1 Johnson" vill appear at the Carolina next veek in a picture, so eome to see | siaiH'tK* in pcuson ^aiul thin see 'Cab" thin form your opinion. \Yi> leiicvo that in''Blanche yo'u will jet more action, a greater show vith personality- plus. ?She will no doubt specialize in ;hc "Hot-Cha" numbers but she ivill give you a chance to see how ?er unit can handle the Modulates ;ones of the I.otnbardo type. _ A tip to save ten. (10> cents my your tickets early aim save a 1 lime and time standing in line. 1 rickets art* on sale now ajt the Auditorium for 75c. \Ye ?T "the 1 Thi Frat invite you til to be there. ' ? -??? f A A Mil MliMI'i.V I " TTie TTVr. T;r A. & Y.":SI"X7T : Beneiiict college wish to announce their annual .tfay Festival Saturlay, .May 1 ?. 1P.'!*j al IBoO p. m. on the college lawn. All is asked to ittend. The candidates for Miss Benedict arc from the l'Teshmumclass, Miss Ella Lorene Jones, Sopltinore class .Miss Annie Lou Butler and Junior ica*s Miss Herontim* Shernwl - Tin- law elected cabinet of ilu . Y". \\ . C.A. of Benedict college iue: President. Miss Ilattie Mae (lilinoie; \ iee,Pies.. Miss Knuna Maddvix: Sei-.r Khzaboth Hurley-; Asst. See.", .Miss .Jessie Mae Prow a; Ties. Miss Lucilo Brooks; Pianist, Miss Knuna Peaty; Chaplain, M iss Adel Peterson; < !n., of. 1 ocreatipi(F-eommittee. Jiosa Melfae; Chairman of Charity ( oinmittee; Heroic.ine Sheiar?l; t'haiiina,n of Publicity Committee. lOdbic P. Taylor; PhairmUn >f. Pocofat i?in. t Dininittee, Kathenia Me.( 11!11; 111t 'haii inan ot' I > i ..i t :iin_ . litem .Coniniitteo, Blondeila Watkins; Chairman of Membership i oinmittee. AniTie Ituth Miller. nn: i'P <?>1.1 n A : SOCIAi; CI I B ; The Pieeolina Social chili held :ts weekly o.eetinif Wediu.-day nite April '?. at the lioirie iiT Mrs. Beatrice Hart. 71") Bhnidinjr strei't. "The ftt evident r~~Mrs. linth Gilliam. pre soon ai 1no meeting. I'ians 'iVvLi1 made .for tIw.silver lea which was given at 1 tun Tree iiv. i. Sunday. .May lUtli. Alter- < ivhirit the hostess served delicious ' mndwicr.es, punch, cake and ice .ream. Tile meeting adjourned to meet lit tin home of Mrs.'Gedelh' Harris lie w.u-. street.' -?-==?f" M;s. . liuth Gilliam, president;" Mrs., l.aura !>.' Klmore," secretary; Mrs," Florence Goodwin, treasurer; Mrs.. Kuby Sumter, reporter-.. - J-N-M. kmoki AM In sa l"jcit loving memory of our tear- oil1.'. -Hrrti n*?W- IMrger- on \y!: r d,.patted this life April 1 17, 10.J1. lattie you left us live, years ago A'ilh sad. and -ruining heai'ts, for that lua-uirut iionn- far away, l!iit yoa will iu \ or forgotten. > sir one tlniu wa-t mill and lonely, i ientle as the si;'n.m>r breeze, I'icasant as the air evening. . A'hetl it I'l. at s aiiioic.'' ; . c tlvei S. _ I four vacancy can r.c.vr he filled, hp- iteaits ate sorrowing now, for the one we lu.e -o deaf ? t'.'llo :,a- y.oit/jtT ' .1.. a novo. 7 Vet agaih We hope to meet thee, When The May of- l.T; He'd, ~ *" rhen. in heaven, with joy to greet t live, ' * A-'-neis?-no farewell tmr-is ?sited. . Sitdily missed by Mrs. Anna Wilson, mother;- Mr. 1-aac Ferrersc-n, husband; Mr. Willie Wilson, brother; .Mrs. Alice. Moore, uster; Mrs. at tie Simpson, siserf Alice L. and Dorothy F. Ferret son, . children. VX ()l TSTAN l)!N<; I.YKNT -T~ .IN-LllLS 1,1,1; Tli.e Social I'romot. :s? Ilridge lub of Chester entertained a large lumber- of friends a: its annual Spring Prom given in Spann's lull. Ainil L'-h * ? ? The hall which ".as -b-auti?ully- * leporated with tin chili colors, pur )le ami gold, showed the artistic o'ueh of the decorating commit- '< ce of which Mrs. Cera Master is 1 fhairniJin. ? . Anions the out of town guests vere quite a few friends from harlott'e and lJurlingfon, N. C rhere were others from?Rock ? 1 ill, Lancaster, l'ugclund, an<l fork, S. C. Music was furnished h;^. the 1 roainerd Institute Collegians? Wliile this club is primary a soc- I ifl one it also render:' much char- f table service. niK liOVA I. PR I KM) SOCIAL CLUB The club met ai tire Odd Felows' Hall Monday night, May 4, OoO at eight o'clock. The meeting was called to order by Presi.; lent, Peter Smith. Nbxt the club I ?pening son-.r was had in concert. _ Vfler ti short devotional exercise he house was oponeckfor tmsfness. Phe roll was called; and the mem- 1 >ers responded briefly. Minutes ! ?f the last meeting were read 'cceived and adopted. t Next the unfinished business Vas taken up and new business j as transacted, , , <b -w ? iff * y~ ^ V' . * IN MEMORIAM Iti remembrance 'of our- defti husband and father, Jackson Jan erette, who departed this life, May 11, 1024. Precious darling be ha* left--u*<y l.oft us yes forever more Hut we hope to meet our loved em On that bright- an dhappy shore, l.pnely the house and sad the hour.Since our dear loved one has gone Hut Oh! a brighter home than out. In heaven ,is now his. own. Mis. Annie Janerette, wife; liev I. \V. Janerette, Charles F. and liev. V. A. Janerette, son>; Mis.-. Ks telle Janerette, Mrs. FianceGore and Kloise Janerette,. daughters. ?;?? : ' 1111. t A LA V 1FIG'S HUl'.'f.M, CLUB - dander Bates superbly entertained the Calaviers club at his residence on Pulaski street, Tuesday night, May 12, l'Jdti. Tilt* meeting was opened hv singing "In the Garden," followed by Bible verses - -T4re house for business. Plans were made Tor an outing. AtUhe?conclusion of the business session the host served appetizing repast pi', salmon salad, cold slaw, potatoes, lemon nie. and lYuit. eorlftiiil WAVKKLIA SlLVKIt STAR . CLL'lt The meeting was held at .the home of .Mrs. Katie Stern, un La. gieo tt. Opening so:!K by MlS.s -Marie Merkerson. Prayer in concert. Second selection by 'IdVs. Inez Collins. After the minutes. ? C> autifubprayer was retMlere;', by te 1 members of the club. \W,!\vere very triad to liqve Mr. Kitt on our program. After the program the kous.e was opened for . business with President, pres'idintr. "Wo are very sorry to state that our dajie.e for the ?2, of May will be postpond until June 18. N?'xt Tuesday, nlectinv at the home of .Mrs; Inf-x Collins, Clll 1'1'v St. Tin' hostess1 selAh'd ' 0 delightful eouroo of poaches ar.d eak?\ ' - , i IUKNHSHIP coi.i.Kci: Tuesday nigl\t, May r?fl?. tlv. elass in elocution under the direction of Miss I.illiun lirown presented .'Misses Alone Miller, DcdorC'S. Vera McAdams- Annie 15. Hampton arrt Atessrs CKt is KvalTT and Iia Hall n> the kliuiTaT orator* ieal contest. The class had been presenting a series of oration each week. The six best speakers were eligible for the final contest. The-first prize was awar<led Mr. Ira Hall, who is very good in the field of dramatics and oratory. 1 he second prize was uwarcjyd Miss Dolores Dunlap of Ashcvillo, N. \v i,u liTtiTthmi' <r-emend' Fable amount of oratorical work through out-western Nv and-?is well known for her famous ability by all. v. Miss. Alone Mills of Tryon, X. C. received honorable mention. "On VVedacstlitx. night the JuuhuiXormal and Freshman classes spoUHuixul a sooial ^prinar-iH-EAluL'ation in the dining hallof the college, presenting Miss Maude Steele of Rock Hill, S. C. who gave an introduction to Kducation, followed by Miss Ruby Recder also of Rock. Hill, who discussed Rural Kducation, after which a very delicious course was served ami a few minutes were given for a social, after which Miss Alexandria Perry of Philadelphia, Pa. gave a very interesting synopsis of Cathulic Education which was njoved by all. Friday, May Sth was celebrated as Founders Day, no classes were held. At 1 o'clock the program bctrtrrr TtTe lileo club furnished music for the program. Dr. B. F. Thompson of Montiromew. Al? p ^ v> ***?%. delivered'a very timely sermon which aroused the enthusiasm of every one present._ We "Were loftuTTaTe'To have a number of out of town guests on this day. , st. r.u'i. a. m. ] :. ciiurcii Rev. Wm. Cantt, I'astor Service at St. Paul was well attended. The winter months have passed and the church has taken on new life with the spring. Sudav scool opened uL Lhe jxsuuL hour by the Supt. Mr. H.-HVMcGill. Thy.Sunday school is growing in attendance and finance under his leadership. 11:30 Rev. Gan'tt took lor his le.tt lkvortn; *"JHi. delivered an 1:30 The Willing Workers club met at the home of Mr. an,i Mrs. John Frasier. The meeting vfas called to order by the President, Mrs. Thomas Thrower. The'meeting opened with singing and the usual Oevotional wnn'- Ai'tn he bu-iness a deljcipus repast Wiis^ser>.ul.. At 8:00 p)cJock a special mother's day program was rendered conducted by Mosdainos Kosa 1.. Gantt and .Bonnie L. Crbckett. l bw Buzzing Bee club met at the'home ofsMiss Mai?y E. Frasier, Monday,"4:30 P: M. The President, Mrs, oJsephine Bailey, presided. The meeting was interesting with story telling and drama: tizing. 1 The Ushers Board met Tuesday night, 7:30 at the parsonage, Mr. Mcllwain, .president. AlF~the? auxiliaries are functioning splendidly.Mrs. Alice Agni's, presi<fent. <>f _Stewardess Mo, 1 also president of the W. H. and F. M. Society; Mrs. Daisy Moore president of Stewardess board No. I. The other auxiliaries headed by their "Worthy leadens aiv doing; their part. .. Rev. Gantt and family wcfe the dinilCjT. yueats of My, and , Mrs. John' itughes Sunday. * ' . rfjek . \ ^ ***? VAA; pa Blanche Calloway And ()tvh.r>1 ra At Auditorium - Friday niU>, May l.")1h - <> l\ M. I NTIL? ADMISSION ? ? \> ADYANCK TK KKTS 7" whitf-;. svt:t'} vm rs t.V; _ -Adv.'inci'?Xirhc 1 ?4-*ri?-n (7 1 1th and 171th . at Atrd-t? Sn'iiworod hv (he I l'hflht"ThT I rat. FOR iA. F | Uvluw .we -inf.t' buys in ,* y; :;'v. i\. 1 lliUj. 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Al. trill 1?. \\ A N.N, Blood Disease Controlled With Home Treatment Head What Mr. S;:?j ? . Hatto Sax of Thi> 1 :i- !\ I'seil eijr-()i<L'l rcatiavnt. Mr. Stini'f'. I - ,i. liko 1.tjn<ii? : !u r . s;r users v.': i:es J .rr.<-;-? a 1 follows: "V?> ..?> v\'/i uI moiv than y<>iv it. I rav. H'hr; v?r : * * ? ; j now. A> a !>] ! !>' StV-ri:-.I Hvuvi'mIv..rasx't !.> a* K\ my \t j i>r f.vii f i?h "a ' M t." j up my Mi i?L" | John St. *-mrl!tm; ;y l L1 u]v i Kav,.-n< i'ity. Mi. wi. send a r.t'W I'liv. Inuii; : * a. ma-!; onvclci)u;;- \vhio.ii 1? Lis a! etTVi ti\ ? t jvat-t :.: a' . disrase. i>: the h;...? 1-, No--.mat: what thy ?;itao n't h,-\v. fa;- a ; vanee,] villi!- I'll-',' a.a>' !.? S : nanu- and *?.! ! : s> tn-hiy i a iv (Mrs.) Sarah Samuels A ( .Tiulnalc til' th< j_Mi; iM A pry CoMrar II VS ni'l.M/P A Modern Beauty Shouj AT 2531 SKXATE ST. ! , . .?, ?wav.im; a si'i t r \l n ? iN .MKMDiMAM In Iovwivr mowii. y -y' nur-dpar husband an<i lath >.. T Umr.. liil!, who (li-nartvd !i:'y Mav 10. 1031. Down in the lonely yard." nVfi^i-i.'- l-h~vvi. .*< L.imm a 1 . a111* ..... "lhera lies nitp nf '-l-.n iieriiy-i bushands anj fathers. We in vain trieJ to snvo. Cod saw that he was si.f ferineTile hills were hard to clmb. So lie closed his weary eye-lid* 'And whispered "Peace he thin ." Annie itemphill, daughter, Price land Sidney Iler.iphil), sons. K IN'cfSTllEE MAVS lieulah . >1. K. Church Sunday scliopl at its usual hour. die ton delivered a ..souL .stirring j sermon from .lohn. Con nuuiifui was administered and live members were received into the chirryh. .The Mother's Pay pro^rj'fcgu I w^s carried out. The programj . was very jropd. each participant 1 rendoriutr his. miiP her part?with credit. . JB ? ? ? Page T . ?'-fi ~WAN.TKI) <>tu iroOfl middle um. colored -* house L< eper to work on out of i"l>. ? Nfvu cooky, maids aiul (Iclive'rx boy's with bic\ c!c. ? 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