The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 06, 1936, Image 7

Newspaper Page Text1-iTO , Saturday, June 6, 1936 Messrs Vincent Collins and Oscni Wilson of Charleston, S. C. were pleasant visitors here for several days this week. They reported an enjoyable stay. i Mrs. Daisy ^lack of (': nitronpassed through Columbia .iiun..u( enroute to Winnsboro t,? spend a while with her brother, Rev. G. M. Ulmer. Mrs. Worthy cif -Chester, S. C. motored to Columbia to see he^, sop graduate from Benedict CoP lege. Tne remainder of her time wae spent with Mr.- and Mr*. W.aiter Dean. We enjoyed -having--hei~ We hope she had a safe trip back home. Mrs. T. H. fjenry, has returned home, after - spending - the winter and spring with her daughter and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. J. . W. Wactor of Salisbury, N. C. Rev. home to spend a while. Mrs. Holland Mrs. Wactor accompanied her ry reports a very pleasant stay. Mrs. D. A. Gladden has returned from Georgia, where she worked with Rev. AV. M. Gladden in a ten day revival. Rev. Gladden did the preaching. At the close six ty-five converts were baptized ami fellowshiped and two went to other churches, thirty-eight grown people* Twenty-seven-, ^criiilmnn were put in the Junior ClrFrelf under Mrs. Gladden's supervision. -Mrs. Gladden delivered the special "Mothers' Day" address at 11 a.m. All are happy over the constructive work being done. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Win. E. " Thompson entertained 30 children at a party Friday, May 29th, cilVbrat. . ing the eleventh" birthday of their daughter, Frances. Freshments were served, by the "hostess, assisted by Mrs. Emma Miller, Viola Jsfcott and Miss Lucilc Thompson. THE RUSE SOCIAL CLUB Hello everybody! The tcldb met at the home of Miss "Katie Chestnut, Tuesday, June 2, .-193*) at eight p. m. The meeting.was failed to order by the president. After which the roll was called aril each member responded. The minutes were read, received and adopt ed. Then we went into a discussion of old.and new business. We are now planning what we shall do this summer. After the discussion we adjourned to ftieet at i the home of Miss Annette Frazier Tuesday, June 9, 1936, at 8. The hostess served ice cream and cake. Wp had a wonderful Silver Tea Sunday, May 31, at the home of Miss Ethel Rose. Many members of the La'Amazant Club were prcs ent. We had some .encouraging remarks Jfrom Rev. B. C. Burton, Miss White and Mr.. Scott who ? are members of the L'Amagant Club. We wish to thank t!iem for. helping us. Ethel Roberson. president; Marion Brown, reporter. THE CHURCH AID CI.I B. The Church Ai() Club of Fir-t Nazareth Baptist church hold it* ) meeting Mav 26tTi at tho Mr. and Mrs. DuPoiit at 2413 Mutt ! St. The meeting w&s called to order by the president Mrs. FlorInee Guest, with a Cpih son.;: Shine on me; followed with prayer: and Scripture reading by Mrs. Du ' Pont 4th chapter of St. Matthews 5-12 verses. This ended the devo-1 tional services; then the president took charge. The minutes of the last meeting were read and .approved. The new and unfinished t business was taken up. The sec re-| tary called the roll and each mem ber responded with a Bible verse as they paid their, dues. The ipe .t ing was then dismissed with a song and prayer. A delicious i coairsei Was served^ Every one j left with the Expression of having enjoyed themselves. The next Tneetlng wiH-bg~at the hofnc of Mr ; and Mrs. Pearl Mickens at J11G House street. Mrs. Amanda Bouler, Reporter, Rev. W. M. Downs, Pastor WAVERLY SILVER STAR CUB TTtvn.1 y UICCHII^ WUS lit'1(1 ill the home of Mrs. Name Harris. I, The meeting was opened with the . president presiding, openingv song ' led by Miss M. Mekerson, prayer '' by Miss Jane Ross, second selec- 1 tion Mrs. Inez Hawkins. After the devotional service, the roll was ' called, then the house was opened * for business. The club was invited- ' lQ attend a P5lty _at the home of Mrs. Bessie Hampton,T*rulay nfgTit j ~ f in honor of Mrs. Elizabeeth Wood-1 son of New York and we were honored to have as our guests to k night Mrs. Laura B. Elmore, Rufh, ? Gillum. president, and Mrs. Anitha k G. Robinson of the Piccolena club. ) ^ Our doors are always open to visi-1 ^ tors. Mrs. Holly, the vice pr"<;-. v dent hfts improved- wonderfully we hope she continues on' Before v we forget Miss Ethel Robinson * president of the Red Hai?s clrl> r was our guest . Don't forget the "J t Parmer's--BaU,?The. _ho^ fsa..*?"-. ved salad, sandwiches, ice tea?,! cake and cream. Next meeting at * the home of Mrs. Inez Hawkins. ^ * i - v -I -r CAIU) PC THANKS, The officers and members of the Men's Club of St. Luke's P. K. Church, wish sto th?nk their many lriends for their -kind-spirit of.to-I oei at ion in helping to make the I 1st, 11)30 successful. Especially' those donating their cars. We hope to receive the same kind sp.iiij aiuFcooperation in our future activities. We thank one and all.George H. Wheeler, Pres. RADIO NEWS. , /a n,. t.i ? ? - ' v^ii i uvouny juiiv iim, me uauio j Social Club met at the home o i Mr. Roland Harris. Due to the fact I that a few of our members have -gone away for the summer someone suggested that we close, the Club for the summer. This sugges . tion was not accepted, however -and the Radio *till blasts through out the shimmer. * We received an invitation ffcnm Mrs. Mary Young a member of the Collegians Club of the rit.y of Charleston?to at. tend their anniversary. We thank i Mrs. Young ami the Club for the J invitation; and we hope to ex-1 tend to the Dragons and your dub an invitation to something some time thiy . month. ' Aft^r meeting ice cream and cake was served by the host -and the social part of the meeting-beg an. We wore very glad to hnv. many members^ of the Nori Peril) with us. Next meeting will, be at tho home of Mr. Albert Harris. MANHATTAN SOCIAL < LI M s. The! Manhattnr Ciu.iol CI..1. ...... _v - . . ?'V ml X, li W nil' it the home of Mr. .John 'Pell. 706" Assembly street. The meeting v called to order at 9:30 V.' o'clock with the chaplain Mis. I.i^a A Young in .charge. The opening son* was led by Mrs. Florine Williams I Scripture-reading by Mrs. Dolly Smith. Prayer in concert led byM,rs. Lir.r.ie?A??Ymicg.?Another song l.d by Mrs;-Edmonds. After devotions the business part of tIt meeting wf\s tinned /ver to tin"president. The ^ el u pa rt i (-i,pnt^ 1 0 a dance to be had. on the 15th "of June. The hostess served a delicious . course consisting, of cake, peaches I and ice tea. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J Rosa Clifton 1006 Pendleton-StA j JACKSON'S (iBILI, SCENE OF BRILLIANT AFFAIR. 1 On Thursday evening. May 2s. at 8:30 o'clock. Mrs. I.nci'l Nance gave, a unique reception in honor of her dar.ghtgr, Fannie, who was .married to Mr. Charlie B. Britison- of Augusta.' On. 1 Card playing and dancing were enjoyed until . 10:30 unlock. _ At that time the bride and bride groom were presented bv tlm ni-i - or (i' ceremonies, Rev. I,. C. Butler. Then a delicious buffet lunch was served in banquet style, a k_ 'which'. Mr. Thomas I.owman a tew .1. itimc:. .vlfiy i > . ]> e 'Ht> woretfivon. . Mi-. ami-Aia.s. Brmson.aro residing at 1222 La-tree street, City. WAIM) ONE WIM.1\(J WORKERS Cl.rii Tlio TVai'd (ino Willing Workers] Chib mot at tho bp mo of Mi=s Annio Jones. 415 Sumter St. Tuesday, June 2 with the Madam President -ne i sidinir. The meeting was called to order by the piesidont and opened with the-cktb song led by Miss L. V. Cbeesebun, prayer led by Miss Easter Sanders, beautiful Bible verses, were board from all the members. Then the liioetviV opentd for business. The minutes of the last meeting wore road, received and adopted, then the roll was called and members responded briefly. After the meeting was closed. Miss .Eva Mae Moss led the elosinjr -song, Miss Lucy Jones led the closing .odar. There was a silver tea at the home of Miss L. V. Cheesebun q 023 Assembly St. Sunday, May '11. A very few visitors were present. Mr. Effon Johnson led a beautiful song which we. alL_ really enjoyed. We had- a tall; from Mr. Thomas Free. Miss- L. V. Cheesebun served ice tea, cake and candies.' Wo nil ???? iim.i ?-iw. silver tea very much. ?CAVA 1.1 LRS SQ4MA4^-C-Ll-H Mr. Leon Gary entertained the Cavaliers in rala'stvle at his residence on Gadsden St. The vice president, Mr. R! II. Riddick piesided over the meeting. Plans were made for a tea in honor of fhe presitlent, Mr. Marion-Williams who graduates froitl Hooker Washington High School. Don't forget the moonlight picnic it Paradise Lake on Friday night lune 12. At the conclusion of tv>n KncCi less session a delicious repast of <alad, cake and punch \vas served ! iy the host. 1 ?t.ES ItE.WtfS EfTtrBS i Tuesday evening Miss Mary A.) Sanders entertained Les Demoi- j ! dies at her home on Washington j ! Jtreet. ? ??? -fr A vayety of blight flowers ^ rraced the living and dining rooms v vhich were thrown en-suite. After the business session which vas presided over by Miss Vfc- * \ oria Weston in her most gracious A nanner the members and thel*. lates gathered In the dining room?* o play. Bingo. "TH piiz.es were > fotr.by Miss Francina Dais, Mrs. J Trrr and Mr. Bubber Davis. A t ' . v > y THE L'AMl'SAXTS Rev. and Mis. WTTVTaiji FaTeY-j son were at their best enlei tain- j inn' the 1/Air.usant Club ofi ia-t' '1 aesday evening at their ueauti-( l'ul home, lOd.'i ilaiilen M. As in. iiictnbeis enieied the door they1 were greeted with very pleasantsmiles iroin ihe host, husie: ?. a iJ , president of oiu club. .\li* .Mi r- i \ in *>iuciicii. in i'sKU ti with much dignity. = I i'liv im.lihg WHS opened wish a. song "God Will lake Cure of Ion"' led by-Mrs. 1.. B. White. I'i ay or was ol'i'sVcd by Air. ClartiuO Kicnutdson, seripturo lesson wu4 lean by .Mr. Bessie J" Nesmith. lie v. Jolm liiti rough led a song. Now that all the schools are! hearing an end some ol' the faith--1, ful '.members are about"..to depart from us. .The president pi'evonu-u ! these members to the club who j were Messrs Dessie Nesmith and Walter iseott who are leaving-for their homes in Nesmith and Hemingway, S C. respectively. TntseJ young men made splendid remark's i oin-ei'i nig?the11?jnr?m?t-fre?ciuh work-aiwl lite-sadness in (iej-a-rU.re.^ The club mumluiN i-f?ri<.i ii i _ , .V ..... j much but u happy Vacation is oui wish Ijpi both oV them. i\lr. harnest Ware, chairman, ui -the-?sor+a-l '-tmimtrtttr? prtrsrniedMrs. L. B. White to - make U repoit oi their liisl meeting'. The. . inal decision \Vas that suppers will be sold i y : members, of the . lub at 15 .cents each next Sat Mr day eVM r.inpv .Jui'.e. 13. , These sup pi'| s are jfoiivu to he a Tare ti'oa. for thts small price. -4iev. J. Buiroujth enterlaineh the club with t\vo beautiful solos. A i.suKM'estion wasnnade that each member appear on program in any Way he sees fit. Sometimes an uif pro input program- sui pusses*" a rehearsed one, and this happen to .be one of the times. Mr. Boyd. Miss MaUie Bow-: man, . Rev. Bui rough, Miss lvrr..;> ' rtesv -Bowhnvn and Mr. A-shtsml held the audioiuc HP 11 bound with their inspiiing short talks. S? come to. the l.'Aniusant Club when you want ;.oo:l for thought. Since the chaii man of the program committee is nbnui m oepart, the president appointed MisM. A. Bowman to ta-ke his plate Iler Irssoeiate workers are Rev. Burwkk and Mr'. Ashford. Our visitors were Miss White Juopi Augusta. 'Mix ' Boyd iiom Greenwood, Misses Hire and Julio* of this city. tfcie it was a bunch di urn in moot all thoso visitors. We adjourned to moot with Mis. I.. B. White,. 1127 Pino St., next Tuesday evhninjr. The hostess served a. veiy ilainiy course of fruit, salad, saltiiiv s and iced tea. BIRTHDAY BRKKTiNHS Litthi Miss Ilenrctta M. Harden, tile daughter of Rev. and .Mrs. II. K. Harden, celebrated her lit>t anniversary. as a birthday May 27! Many precious units were irivon by relatives, and members of her Mather's ehitreh. She also"*'was highly favortd l>y h r aunt ! i tie Bell Harden of New York City Who ,-ellt llel' a pi fit.\?lillle suit and a birthday eard. Though?she i.- still vei y small.'she acted m ifshe enjoyed them all. She could not talk, but sh. ecrt.i.iiiy- u, play and we. know by her actions -that she- hud a happy?d>j4-i-b~H+yvThe gifts of the dollars were ap | predated to the. highest by iioth .lioilur ami father. MODERN I STIC S.()( 1A I. CI ,jL B The Moderni ?: I at hi , home of Mrs. Klla Cheeks Tin ay June 2. Miss Wither* peon t h t hai he of the devotion. Oper'ny seng. "Biightly Beams", prayer: was repeated in concert, each niomi eeit'eij a quotation. The meeting- was tinned oj..-r ?o the y^-e president. Miss Hall'who gave a very lino! discussion on the "irettor Welfare of the Club." The financial roll was railed and each membei responded. We were dismissed Vy iequating.the niiy.itph. We, were then served a d< liei u ice course by Mrs. Cheeks uljat yeiy one enjoyed. ?:-.A-motv.r our vir'ilors "pro's <* ! .v n Mr. Thomas Ruff, a promitl: tit : member of the Calvaliers Social Club. We are very ulad to have our visitor? call upon us at any i tiihe. Tin:'' ASHOCIATPO BiPldf. S"CIKTV. TVS. A. OFF Kits ONK . |IFNDRFI) AND FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS Official Aid Offer Announcement The Associated Society, tT.S.A., is Benefactor to several Kduca tutions in the USA. The General Trustee Board, Associate. Bible Society, USA ,is offering' a hundred and fifty, s'eholarshps to i?i:pils in the Grammar, High School, and College Deportments. The following teachers are t eligible to. scholarship aid: GrajnnVar school teachers, High school teachers and Junior1 Coll. ire Teachers. '11:i FBe seholarsbm- w+11?be?--y**ud?at? Nashville University, Nashville, Tenn. through its twelve weeks session, beginning June 15, 19:3rt ind ending September 15, 1 The Associated Bilde Society accepts no gifts offers and Nash.rille University is founded on the same progressive and scientific , irinciples. , ..For catalogue write A. B. Cal.. \sst. Sec., P. O. Box 5fil, Nash/ilie, Tenn. :al;td cmr.v- nith inr .di wr. ?1 <od. The guests included Messrs j Fhor an Tichi n?^Tcnctff H>. I md-Bubbcr Davis. - i I L.-; ^ f . ' I THE PALMETTO LEADER P1CCOLENA SOCIAL Cl.l'U The Fukolena Sociuri lub reel at the home of'Mrs. Huby Woodard Sumpier Wednesday night, at N o'clock. The meeting was called u> oriei by t he a ice president,! .Mis. (iujelTe Hai'ris. Opening I icq" 1 i ' 1 i.v .Mrs. | Pearl Spaks, scripture read by 1 Mis. Laurel Lhnore, prayer in concert. Song "1 am Tluite O Lord" led by Air. Arletha ltobinson. After the devotion the roll was called then the. house was opened . for "old "and . nnv business. Each lumber responded toward the new (justness very Urielly. \ isitors are always welcome. The hostess served potato salad on lettuce, .-saltine, pickle, oat- ! -meal cookies, ice tea, ice < r< am, I t-povwd enkt' - and after dinner mint*, fWe were dismissed by ..the vice. 1 president, Mrs. Coddle Harris, ' iafter havinjr such a wonderful and I dnUre-ling aante of whist, the meeting Tidjou-rmuF-to nit I aT thr home ?f Mrs. Atjletha J4*t?inson. I lU.'s Lyon St. , 1 < VltOI.IXA COTTON I'll KldtA K AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL MONDAY NK'IIX On Monday night, June h, the Royal Friends (Tub of this eity dance at the Odd Fellows Hall This af.air promises to- be full of fun and enjoyment. The C'a-rof lina Cotton Cu kei s, [, the SoulhV j. most rioted dance en*ort.ii: i : 'orchestra has been secured for this fannuiil affair. The dunce will start at vT.o and j !a>.tag until 1:00 a. m. -1 { TWKLYK PALS SOCIAL (LIT j The ' Twelve Hills Social C!ut" 1 n et with M i s. Mable Up ids, lib: Tayloi;. St. on Thur.??iav ttiurht. 1 May 111. 1 Od'L. Son^l ""In; tsi>" tlardci p'rutin concert, Bible' verses wore recited by each member. 7 The 6f the In -1 iiKftim: :' c. c . I cad. teceived and adopted, i The i oil was -called and i-a it mc'oe . I. bar responded briefly. '. W e ad-1 journed to meet with -Mi-> IK nlctta I-'rost. After ad.|ournn:en' "l~Ti~ tn.s. i s?-served -sn-HWlier i , j bolt cal.e and punch. The Twclvy Pals- Social Club met with Miss Henrh-t (a. ' Fco.-tJ 720 Wayne St., Thursday niy h. dui y wi riv-.yj53^? res tth-ttt pros hi ha <).);;-nlnii' soitjr "-l> ?;u- ss in;. Only Friend.", prayer by the president. scripture' lesson . totni - by Miss II. Frost, Bible verses were recited by each member of. the club. ThC: minutes of the last.meeting were read, received ami adopted. Old and now business was then discussed and favorably passed on. The roll \yas called alnl each one responded.' p Miss Edna Johnson^ is tliauUiiie ticii ami everyone that came out to the srlvt i lea at L> I h'ouie u Sunday evening,. W'e adjoin fed to meet wittf ,\i.*.- Saiab Bho h. 1212 l?ainweU St, Misses ( at rie Pi t her and Ada ( a:l'.(n;n joined file girls rrrrn did tiie yirls- e i \ e them a hearty.weleo'ueI'll say. ? The. hostess served a delicious course o; ice citnM and . ahc. . Bill AL.llril.M>S ' SOCIAL ( LI B . The club nu t ;.t the Odd Fellow's Hall Monday tuvht. June 1. The hoys as lisuai . \ . lint liseil unci of the time in ;u?. .eonvim suf on . and tlun toping . - IT with plants of jokes ami In ita liter. At ?>:(). o'clock the meetiiiu bewail and was opened t-V-lhe V.i )iVe.-idi n<'. M . Kzekiel Owens due to absence of the presidet t. '.Mr. i'eten .^hiiui | which was ii',.- i . -lekncss. AfrT"}" de\o;'o .a) '.!u nil was | muled* and each'member responded '.lien ?bo mi mi the prtvious meeting were lead, received and : dopi-ii. .'tin- v.-. -im-nt Una. took charero amt vtrve'th.vwljv'.i . short business talk and askd all the members tr, have something to say before Ik meeting1 was ; ,vr:, .' Ma; v iiit'ei e-1big fact which cei?i d : e'\. - an;! old business a;i - urn a.-, id. A . 1 >-111 iit lu " business 'Hue n.n if wished tli ] president", a si e< \v reeover. * - c mX ? NliW CKMTItt CIAB _ .Mir, II. 11. ii -?I?.?>1!. 1 Mm. -Ut- II. Paul w.-ry j in; hostess at the I meeting of the New Century Club May 27, at the home iT~!7fts. Paul .on Washington St. . .The loopis v. . i eontra-rt was ' lav el ware derm tiled lovely with spring flowers. . The lovelv pTizas w are won bv- ' Mis. .). t, S a' lii-t. "Mis. AV. D. Chapptlla stcoml; and-Mrs. D. K-. ; Jenkins, low. After cards a delicious salad , course was serv d. The last meet it 'tVm s -ac"n. ; June 1st, at six o'clock p.m. Mrs. Kthil St - von.o.n :,n?i Mrs. Gt rievti Seoft <!?. !!! *' tfull < nt i taiiied the c members. of t!o New Century club , and .gu.osts at tin h? ine of the bit- . The lower, iloor was charmingly arranged vuith lovely spring 1 flowers. Four jnogios-ions of contract a were -played. The* ; prizes were beautiful kiti hep ttl n. -els won bv -i Mi*. tr. IT. r< ojvr first; "Mrs X. J. Collins s.cond; an ] Mrs. 1>. K. let kins low. ?Ti-e?^neot??V Mrs. Mtttt Now some. -Newport News. \'a,* Mrs. Myrtle .rainier', Newport S News', Va. an 1 Mis. Ruth Butler . ti Watts, Vor.x Mall. .V J. " J~Ti Kach guest wds given a lovely S in en hnndkorcTiTef. cl - After cards the hostess served^ i delicious salad course. P *.t t , V CARI) OF THANKS ?Wo wish to express our sincere appreciation for the many kind expressions of sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the loss of our son and brother, Lemuel Davis. We also appreciate the lovely floral ottering. Mrs. Nancv Davis and Family, Gnntt Station. tin: twilights ?? ?a i inn-Miay May 28, * .U'JEjj.. the Twihght Social Club gave its annual. s'. hool closing . "Sport Hall" at the Od.i Cillows Casino. The a'fair began at 8:.'50 o'clock and continued until. T,be Casino was decorated over bead with blue and white" paper;. the-walls were covered with, green willow vii.'es, tvhieh yjave. a beautiful setting'tiniler the blue glowinlk lights from over head. The guests were dressed in various sport .styles expressed themselves as ! a>iirj enjoyed the festival to the '"ivlii'oli Music?wtill nised a simplex machine, m m\ REMORSE SI MMI I Ci.l R K'eiinn .-e Summit Club held its first -meeting ',1-ipsday, June 2. 1 V'.'IO at the Ik.me of Miss Ethel M. Speaeh. Officers were elected as foiiows: president, Etheb M. pe-aeh; se.l-etary, Viola l>aniels; .. nasurer, Mary L. Subef anj retioiUK Dorothy Williams. l)Ui next meeting will be at tie ?>t" Miss Yiela Daniels, 20 li. K. Ave, at 7:20 p. m. on Tuesday June 1'. Members are welcome * mm .)i.STK;CT MEETING N. C. 1 MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. Union?A district meeting foi the nun of Spartanburg district -\orth Carolina Mutual Uife Insurance Company was held in this vity, Friday, May 2'J. .During the sveek * si production drive was itaged in honor of the Manager, Mr. CI. \V.. Bolden who came to .Ins district Mav-2hth, 1911. This drive closed his 25th anniversary m . the Spartanburg district. The production for the week, both industrial and ordianary war great. The largest industrial pro?rtu-Hmv the district- has ever had. At the close of the district meeting he agents and friends gathered at tiie home of the Manager and spent several pleasantly spent hours. Asst. Agency Director, J. L. Wheeler, Sales Manager Aaron '.Day and Managers Leathets of ChcsUr and Murray of Greenville with their wives were a few of the -p.cial gueSts of the evening. Mr. Day was the principal speaker of the evening. The "Spartanburg district was represented "in full by all of the men of the Agency .which is as soiiuws: union, W. W. "Nicholas, J.' H. Williams, W. \V, Boldcn. J M. Douglas, -rA.: -D. Thompson, | Misses Ruth Young and Katie Mao Mooi ehead. Spartanburg: D. * G. Curt ton,''C. A. Bracey, J. J. Jones, J. S. Simpson, R. L. MGriweathers; Cashier-clerk Miss E. vVr-Bcnty; Gaffnt-y:, H. L. Jefferi s. C. L. Smith; Laurens, J. C. Copoland; Newberry, C. E. Wilson; Clinton, II, I'. Crawford. Assistants Managers \V. M. Gilliam and L. B. Frazier were - in charge. . . '* Miss Katie Mat. Mooreliead wTvo has been on a leave of absence from the-insurance office has relurned an:! is now holding her position. Miss Ruth "Young, who had chaigc for several months leaves this week for Americus,.. Georgia where she vBll be the Cashierclerk in the office there. Mr. Isaac Frasier, brother to our Assistant Manager, spent last w*.ek with his brother and friends. The Cteiflin colic.re Chapter is sr-ii livrg a few. oT its members to the reception to be held in Betm- - Petti son's" honor. Dean Pearson is retiring after more than 50 years in_.the?teaching profession. James S. Balden and Otis Fair, sttuhnts af Claflin have returned hollle foe t tie ?mv?mov - . . v.. XUOUUI1, ^i'rprisk rirthda y party i'oll mvry klizahktii clad. di:n honor gikst Miis-s'fs Hattie, Margaret and Josdo Gladden'daughters of Rev. an ! Mrs. \Y. M. Gladden were hostess- .! s M?n lay evening. iMay 25 to a . vely surprise birthday, party hon nine Mnrv. ivhn?uii? returning-J from a visit to their aunts, Mrs. I!. Rogers and Miss llelle Kennedy I n (ii.k an ! Senate streets, elight- ' ] ed from the car, rushed up . and , rar.g the door b. 11; when a large Troup of l? vs and girls, her classnates and friends from.Junior and J wilier Hi. school of R.T.W turn-_J d on t!i - 1 jflit< in the living room'"" ind hall and errethii mm?v. 'Happy Birthday." Thj color scheme, of pink and liju; was carried out in the decorations, refreshments and small 'avers.- ' Vanilla and Florida, fruit ice ream, with delicious pound cake md assorted mints Were served. / .ovcly gifts were presented the j k u:':iored guest. t At tTie conclusion all expressed hemsclves as having enjoyed the venin.tr. And went home, reluct- . ntlv..' 2 HE A.C.K. LEAGUE OF BETH-!? EL A. M. E. CHI'RCH jX Mr. Henry Wchher. prt?giHoni?1^ We are planning a "Pew Rally" ? unday, June 7. 1936. The cap- V tins are as follows: Hattie Braw- a T". Anna n. Lewis, Parrtr I/Pwls, |<[< ara IJunlap, _Liflian Harris, Ra- |S hel Kinard, Sara Mitchell, Lou- i w Stroye, Rtrby Otiirvyard, Eva t? orterfield, Kathleen Howard, Ben ly< zena Blocker, .Kosanna Lewis, Bessie iiulli, Kelly Harvey, JoseiAi Huff, Heniy Webber, Sand'/,-. Lewis, Emnurson Lewis, Jonn Martin, David Ku.ai'd, tiary \\ i aster, John llunter, \\ uiie.AL Donald Jobn Hunter, David Draw ivy. Avery Auanis, Mr. E. M. l'nssLy. This rally is f+*e-Hhe l^jnetit of the treasure. ; A the Ilium (lull The off icers m.n im inbei s of this club are ha\ mj; a '',S.lraw Hide," and "Winnie H?.?a>t," 1 11day nite, Junc 1 el, lb.'Jij, at T:'jU 11. -111. la-?V4.U?- e -o VV ??V I kilkH l.ayior -Streets, -we arc' eoinn to Abies Plate. txl tup l.?e. Come one! Come all! be on tim<. nltase. Female Help Wanted Hotels- ResOi-ts Kv> rywhvie. I it? expei ieneeu-Expei iencetl. ("?>ntae. good jobs. $40?$12* iiiontli<y. Knclose stamp. StSjarf Service. 145-y.'JT W. 45th, New York. STAR DL ST SOCIAL ( l.l 'K 1 be Star I>u-t -Social < iut. h In its weekly ineelintf' .Tut - day night, June 2 at the home <?. Si is. Juii. H. Ware On Senate?St. . Alter' tli>' lnwii"'" - *' *' .-r? |/c*i V ?JI lIII* nmuiiK till? i*vii<> was tur;u:ii-or, and a?" ftpTayi-.Tsoftly AnTTTTi jTT fen trucked across the . fhen'. Thv club was amazed over Mis. Griffen's trucking, so slu now has ti.i name of trucking Grif fell. Immediately after set vim; '\W went into a game >d' cards will. Mrs. Ware and Mrs. (?? i: l Vn wfn niiig high score. The text meeting wil". be ai .Miss Te.lder, "5ti(.l Biatton St. MOItRIS ( riAl'ICI. BAI'TIST C'H L'RCH Rev. H. R. Mitchell. Pastor GreOnwooti^-fMies Kehecca Cohen entertained the W. >]. I". In. afternhon, May -kiStif at 5 n'c'm-k. .ak.ibe home .of hoi; con n .. .Mis I.ilia Davis. Baptist St. The meeting was-..called to ?>r l ;_ at 5 o'clock with .Mis. Clara I heir*1 ett presiding. ,T4h- folledvir. r p.u. gram was carried out: Opening song ---''.Jesus Keep M? Near the Cross" h d l>\: .Mrs. .Waggie ^Evans, Mrs. Hekn -M<-G read Matt. 5:1-15 for s'c:iptar-. lesion. Prayer wais offere i by, Mrs. Clara. Watson. -Melody..'Man 80 glad^I'm here." ?1? The minutes of the last n;e -fine!' were read- and_ appro\e.L. .Than Mrs.?tfhira Watson read- an Interosting .portion of the 50th Psalm. Mrs. Maggie Evans lid in "singing"' "At the Cross." ' .. At this*, time" was op. m d for business. The W. M. Id. th<- W. M I S. and tlie Pastor's. Ai i . <"iul> areplanning n program foy June 'IT. the Stat". among the W. M. Society societies and all < tin-r organigations connect <1 wit:, si he W<r. man's Missionary convtntion. It was moved and carried t:.at .the Circle ?"t.Tve a I"Loral to" Mrs. I>avid who departed this .life- Monday Apartment For Rent An apjirtmi-lit -uita'-Io i'ny teachers. atU'iiding siimiiic. school in-Now?York. WiH~rrr^ commodate?6 or 8 ladies, or gents. Only d blocks from Columbia uhivevsity; use of. kitchenette if desired. WritAvenue, Apt., 3-A. New York Citv. NOTICE! Colored sa!osladie? to handle fine line of face powders and. pe? . fumes?can make from-!?1! to si a day - -Send $1.50 for- sampler -GCTHRIE" SALES CO. e o Sehuitz Hotel Childress, Texas. . Agents Wanted We have a good proposition for men: We ,-need same advertising and can put you in the way to make some money. Drop its a card. 'KINGSTREE SlEDK INK CO. Kingstree, S. C. use haikm>m;kk A wonderful Hair Grower Makes the hair grow Long, Kul md Luxuriant. _A fair trial wi! |)rove its wondcrfu 1 worth. llairlonger Grower 25> Pressing Oil 2"?< Postag" 10c. AI.SIK I'. M't NN. .. Box '21, C'io, S. t Finre Mine ? Clarets ? Cordials Liquors ?WHISKEYS? T NEW DEAL LIQUOR SHOP 2205 GERVAIS ST. AT PINK Subscribe For The Palmetto Leader ARE YoV T . with KINKY AXXr CURLY Tiam Xpw you can make your own i r\ve will mail you a fo: inula ami the be*t KIXKY-KURl Y RF.MV You will save money and pet s; HIH HI M 1 \ 1 3308 V>. Maypoh ><~>^XX-X~XK~X-xk~X~X'*X~ Page 7 May. 25th at th(. homo of 'i.. !:?. uvrlitci*, Mrs-. Iiosa Anna Little*. She was n sister-in-law <?t" .Irs. U?>xio Lesrrouni. The hos- _ ii-ss a-sisli"! by little Miss Trot. r sorvid f^escrt. pearhe cake, faints ami ti-an :ts. M .'In.N.e UoUir.son .thanked the hmtess and Tim ho t -- - -ryt! itml.V-. salad t>'-n lettuce. punch. mints and salt( ati.ojf the watch word. ~~ Mamie Bradley's BEAUTY SHOPPE wai'Ty ( raft, Marcel Wave. Fin\N ave. Croquignole. a Specialty? Brago System i'ljone T>721 l'1'i8 Hampton Ave r< II A M 11. TO N ' S Diamond1-: 8: Watches r . EySY OUKIHT IKUWft ? ' 1611 MAIN ST. _ t i -? MADAM PETKR'S - flair Growjjr ~ For Diseased Scalp?Give* Lift A Beauty; - BEST (iBDW.ER^appty .... once a week?I'HICE 35c. I'JOf. Blanding St. CVnlumbl* Counts Drug Store, Washington 8C I ho mas Drue Store.; Corner Taylw ana Harden Street* 1-i;\ Bit I KNOWN TYPE OF jl Laundry Service 1 - AND DELUXE 1\IH' -- ii mv i liXAMNG E ; Cautious Routemen fl - * NEW METHOD 9 LAUNDRY & DRY g (LEANING CO. 1 Phone 2-1823 | .. . -??Let IV b*. one >>j' the :} -that ?>tin.at<- on j your ironic* I."an Work. Artisans Contracting ('ompun\ - " This j* r* ; ) <t'. 1 b .1. \Y. 15* achum. ani IE fj 11. itr Phono 3if>7?7) Fan-O-Liit System In Boau'v Culture J?.Give 1 AN-O-I.IN^ llair. Swain ^ J, Dan.irusT. ^r.d* T ilet Preparation a trial. : Their \v rlh has* been proven. Have aha', are gfU'inii??- ? hair ><n . bald heads arc bare . .. spots \v.'h t. directions are fol lowed- 1 Will promote a ful yrowth of -Ilair. 1 J5ox Hair Crower _ $0.'Ah I 1 Box Special Hair Grower 4o 1 Box Sculp Soap'?. ?Q 1 v r? x ji j essing .Oil " 45< .10 cents extra for postage Registered in U. S Paten: Office. j Agents .wanted Write for ter??r; ttadelTv Mme: _ Fannie ' . arolina i , 102ti Rit?h Mwrksc ot. .et, Georgetown, i>. WHILE IN NEW YORK STOP AT WOODS ID E HOTEL The Finest (iolored Hotel t in Harlem 2421 7th Ave. at 142nd St New York, New York AI D! BON 3-2400 TT-y"f>u wnnt your hnir to grow as* FA 1TH -THO-LEN F HAIR GROWER It makes stubborn iair Soft, Silky and Glossy. Faith-Tho-Lene .Hair Urower 25r Temple Hair Grower 35r Pressing Oil __ 50? Men's Hair Gloss 2F><~ Ilegistered in II. S. Patent Office Made by Mme. Ktheh-,Ivotee Friorsor. Edge wold Post Office, Columbia. S. C ro| | ^ mA- s.~er Aprents Wanted. > *XMX*4XMX*4XM*i*t**V4 ROl'BLED I You fowl inol Kc any more. ? onu'dy. For t\\ en*y-fivr"events ?. i-Y>my>l?;e iiivovtfot'.s' f?.?r makiop JL dFY ik:vt has. over boon made. I atisfaetory results. 5 M>H.ATOKIKS $ ? Ave., Dobsnri Hldff.. X Chicago, Illinois $

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