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Baturday, October 24, 193(5
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Mr. James Graham of Goldsboro,
N. C. was the week-end guest
of Miss Frances D. Taylor, 2423
Millwood Avenue, Columbia, S. C.
Miss Esther Washington, viceprincipal
of New Howard Graded
school, is now in N. Y. C. taking
her Master's Degree at Columbia .
_?-?-?: university. "
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THE BLOCK ' \V" CLUB
The Block "W" club met at the
home of Mr. Walker, -4500?HeidtSt.,
Monday^ night, October 19,
36. After a very short and interjo
ssauisnq oqt uiB.i3o.id 3ui}sa
the club was discussed. The club
d-jhas decided to erive it's first nnh.
Kc entertainment at Booker Wash
ington High school on Friday
night, November 6, 1936. Watch
ftor further announcements in our
reports. With the ending of .our
- business, the host served a delicious
course of sandwiches and cocoa.
We adjourned to meet at
the home of Mr. Stallworth, 140C
. Heidt St.,. Monday night, November
2, 1936. Mr. Henry Ashe, a
, senior and football player of Allen
university was our guest.
\ SURPRISE PARTY
^ Mr.
Sam McCoy gave a surprisi
party at the home of Mrs. Alice
Randolph, No. 8 Demcy Ave. in
honor of Miss Irene Rowe. When
_ ; ?the guests arrived they all enchased
surprise. They played many
games of whist, after which a.dfL
I licious course of ice cream, punch
and candy was served. Then w<
j all enjoyed ourselves dancing b>
! radio music._ 1
-J~ ^The guests were: Jimmie Wilson/*
Miss Ruth, _|Williams, Miss
A Rosetta Norris, Mr. William
I . >. Mickens, Mrs. Clara Pressly, Mrs
Eve Harris, Miss Willie Mae Ad
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ft wo, V/I?vnvci.uciu, VICi
neva Taylor, Mr. Emera Bowens,
Mr. Jerry Goodwin, Mr. Eugent
Mickens.-Miss Maude. Hampton
* Mr. James Sims, Miss Tressy Gunter,
Mb* Foster Wright, Mi. and
Mrs. Ben MeGoy^?Mrs:?Queonic"
Thurmond, Mr. Luke Randolph
Mr. Emanuel Walker, Mr. S, Wal
Wilbert Scott, Mr. John Davis
k . - ker, Mrs. Mae Belle Minter.
* They all expresed themselves au
having an enjoyable time.
BACCHANTES
... The club met at the home W
I, ?. Miss Goena, 1523 Hardbrf St. with
Miss B. E- Goens and Mr. L. A.
jk Brown serving as host and hosK
tess.
I The house was called to orilei
by the President, MY. Walter Dean
Jr. Old and new business was
discussed.
Plans were nia.'-e for a party
Friday night, October 23, 1936,
at 912 Pine St. The party will
start at 8:30 o'clock. We assure
you a good time and plenty of
fun.
We were delighted to have two
new members join us at this time.
They are Miss Bernice Raiford and
Miss Dorothy Kelly. Some other
names were brought up, discussed
and approved.
?We were indeed .glad to have
with us at this meeting on? ol
our honorary members, in thd person
of Miss Emma M. Kershaw.
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tMen crowd around her wherever she
goes. Women envy her strange new power
to win love.
To look at Julia now you'd never suspect
that she was once a wallflower, longing
for dates, fun and excltement.-But
those days are gone forever. Julia
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Miss Kershaw made some very interesting
remarks to the club.
She will leave the city soon to resume
her work at Bethune, S. C.
and we pray for her happiness
and success;
After the discussion was over,
the host and hostess served a delicious
repast, which from facial
expressions was _ enjoyed by all.
We adjourned to meet with Mr.
Lucius L. Sakers, 13U2 Heidt St.,
Monday night, October 26, 1936.
LeRoy A. Brown, Reporter
THE MANHATTAN SOCIAL
CLUB
?
The club met at the home of
Miss Ro>y Clifton, 922 Washington
St. with the Vice President,
Mr. Johnson, presiding.
The opening song wa<?led-?by
Miss Jessie Bowers.
Prayer by Miss Annie Grant.
Second song by Mis. Mattie Lee
Wilson. Scripture reading by
\Ti,' ur;ii: a
.A . ?? 1111ti111. nuuiuer .suuji
by Mamie
Each member recited Bible verses
beginning with the letter "M."
After the devotional, old and
new business was discussed briefly.'
We were glad to huve a visitor
Mrs. McDonald.
The club adjourned to meet at
the home of Miss Mary Davis,
1000 block of Park St;
Closing song led by the President,
Mrs. Dojly Smith.
BIRTHDAY NITE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Tobin,
jjavo a birthnitc party for their
daughter, (Miss) Dorothy Patter
son, Tuesday nite, October 20,
1U:16. The ones that were present
are: Willie Mae Rjtter, Ilomerzelle
Bowman, Marion Brown, Edna
Cooper, Janie Belle Diggs,
Louise- Johnson, and Mary Griffin.
Theodore Smith,. Henry Bowman
C. Fields, Cizer Bowman, Thomas
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iwuurs\JiJ, IVUUUI i VjUiut-i t,
Tobin, George E. Haleomb, and
Hildreth Hopkins. -?- v
At ten o'clock p. m. every one
went into the dining room, and
were served Irish potato salad,
saltine crackers, hot cocoa and
cake, and aftev dinner mints. After
which every body continued tc
enjoy themselves until eleven o'clock.
EES HON AMIS SOCIAL CLUE
The club met at the homo of the
Vice President, Mr. Lcland Stewart,
on Tuesday, October 20, at
8 o'clock. The meeting, was opened
by the President and a lively
discussion ensued in which ever)
..one of the ir.iinbei.s took a put'l
After the short business session
was finished, the club was de.
lighted by a delicious repast ol
salmon on lettuce. When this waj
over the members- enjoyed a few
games of whist and then depart
Led to meet next week with Mr
Cave, on Senate St.
The party that had been post
i roned a few -.weeks prior to this
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I>A AMASAUNT
The club held it's weekly meeting
Tuesday nite, October 20,
193(5, at the beautiful home of
Kev. and Mrs; Patterson, 008
Walifut St. The meeting was "called
to order by the President, at
8:30 p. m. Miss E. It. Bowers opened
. up the meeting by singing
"Why Not Come To llim Now?"
Prayer by ltev. Bui roughs. Al'terwhich
the delotiomil exercises
came to a close. After Which we
went into the business part of tho
meeting.
We were glad to have with us,
Mr. Sullivan. He gave some very
- encouraging remarks
The host and hostess were, Mr.
Harry Riley, and Miss Eliza Patterson.
The menu consisted of Salmon,
" _.<alad, RtTZ crackers, hot col lee,
and mUter dinner minti.J
We are looking forward for the
dance tha.twill be given Monday
Ill IL* j UllUUl'l Ii'OU, ,Ut LUC* IlVmC.
of Mrs. Jessie Folders, 1008 Pine
St. (?pn>i? and ifhjoy yourself!.
Air. Afarniin Mitchell, president
(Miss) Marion Brown, repoiter
THE BROWN SKIN MODEL
SOCIAL. CLUB
The elub he-Id it's weekly meeting
at the home of Miss Mattie
Paul, it's secretary, 1(502 Gregg
St.
The meeting was called to oivf.r
by the President, Miss Ruth Boyd.
The roll" was called and every
member answered to their name.
The-t-Utb had as thrir?guest,
Mr. J. A. llartwell.
After .the business of the meeting,
th?* members played a game
of Bridge.
The club was served hot tea, ami
sandwiches.
Miss Eula Mae Paul, reporter
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. E. Bradley of Saltcrs, S.
t C., announces the marriage of her
youngest sister, Miss Estell Tisdal
to Air. Wallace B. Brisbane of
Columbia, S. C.
Miss Tisdal is a former stu-'l
dent o'f Wooi bees and S. C. Stati
college, aild is now principal of
I the Ward school,. in Williamsburg,
County.
, Air. Brisbane v is a former stu->?ent
of Allen university, and is
now in the business men's circle
VII U 111 U ltt.
1 THIS LITKV BIRD SOCIAL .
CLUB
The Lucky Bird Social club met
' at the heme of Mrs. Viola Jenkins
1010 Lady St. Tuesday evening,
October 20, at 0 o'clock. The mOot
imr M-nc K\? tK,.
_ HI Will' 1 'J ?M?Chaplain,
Mrs. Mary McCoy. Tlu>
opening song was "Shine On Me."
J Scripture lesson 1th chapter ot
Cor. 1-10 verso, by President, Mr.
' (J. W. McDaniels. Song by club.
"I'll Be Waiting l'p There.'' Prayer
by the Vice President. Mr. Sam
' Willaims. Song by club "Trouble
: About My Soul." This? song
brought our devotional services
to a clo-e. The minutes afi the
last meeting were read, received,'
^ and stood approved. The sick
' committee report all well. The unfinished
business was talked on:
Thanksgiving Picnic. The new
business'was-distributing the. ticket
for Thanksgiving Pit-hie, which
will be heh.i at Dunbar Casino,
November 2l>. Come one! come
all and enjoy cool breeze and dance
Admission 10 cents. , .
Roll called, collection $4.00. We
were dismissed by Mr. Willie
Boyce, to meet at tlm home of Mr.
and Mrs. Boyce, 1020 College St.
- Octuber 27.
We were served chicken salad,
tomato slice bread, cocoa cake.
Hattie Johnson. Ronortin
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RETURN ll"ME
Miss Eloise Sanders and Mr, L.
E .S'witzer returned home after
spending the week-end with parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Zion Switzer
of St. Matthew. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie .Sander*
of Fort Motte, reporter a successful
mo-tor trip and enjoyable
. stay.
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_ THE CUl'SADEKS
Once again we bring to you the
interesting happenings that are
taking place in th<? Crusaders
club.
The club was entertained! by Mr.
Marion?Benton in the Mock
of Senate St. Mr. Benton presented
a very helpful program,
that everyone enjoyed.
After the business portion of the
meeting everyone made a speech
pf good will for the rest or? the
year. Among these speakers were
THE PALMETTO LEAJ)
Miss Mary Pope and Miss Alberts
Sumter of the Dames. ' They gave
us some retflarkable information
We invite visitors at all times.
The Waverley Silver Star Social
club and the Cru-aders invite
you to attend a - Pre-Hollowe'en
dance at the Odd Fellows' Casino,
October 2(5, lb.'JC, from 8:00 until?
Come and enjoy an evening
of Dancing with us. Good music
will be furnished. We ask you to
be with us next week at the home
of Mr. Isaac Brown.
Wm. Lawson, reporter
A DELICIOUS SUPPER
Mr. X. E. S'witzer of 220? Senate'
St. entertained a group of mer
at his residence. Those present
were: Messrs. K. p. Goodwin, M
Johnson, C.. Richardson, and E. H
-Brpsr- ~ ~"
After serving "three courses ol
a delicious supper from a jr.Cni
of rice, fried chicken, cream, gra
vy, French fried potatoes, hot but
'tor i(.lis, tomatoes, lettuce, may
onai. e, sweet pickl?, olives cheese
I-saltir.es, mixed nuts, mints, ice tei
I pound cake,"and gelatine.
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II. Epps won first pritfe and Mr
CI; . retire Richardson won seconi
pri/.e. "
E .'erybody that was present on
Jo;, i ; themselves delight'Ailly.
HOWARD SCHOOL HAS INI
TIAL I?. T. A. MEETING
Howard school held, it's firs
Parent-Teacher Association meeting
on Monday night, October 19
' irm;, with a very representativi
number'of patrons'in attendance
Prior to. this meeting the exe
cutive committee met to di^fctyjs
plains lor the or;' imitation?Ihc?
plans included a type of organisation
in which a. patron froar
each class becomes a""i-epresenta
tive op the executive committee
and that these representatives
with the teachers from a "Gradi
Mother's Club." Members of tht
executive committee including i
representative from . each of thi
-ix' grades, and officers of the P
T. t.\. are.- Mrs. Willie Mae Koon
Mrs. Annie Moody, Mrs. Arabella
Goodw.in, Mrs. Bertie- Weathers
Mr.-}. Bev^rlena Pearson, Mrs
Martha Evans, Mrs. Estelle Wash
ington, Mrs. Millie Holman, Mrs
Annie Elkins, Mrs. Nancy Turner
.vns. Kc IK' Vincent, Airs, ivatn
Icon- Law son, Mrs. Helen Mitch
II, Mrs? Estclle Johnson, Mis
Evelyn Blight.
The -program uJ the initial P. T
A. meeting' includes an open dis
eussion of the subject, "What maj
we do to improve our ParentTeacher
Association?" Rev. Doug:
[ lass of Sidney Park C, M. 3 E
i hnn li wn> present and tool; paii
! in the discussion making: very encouraging
remarks to the member'.
After the discussion Professoi
('. W. Madden, principal of. th<
Cf'iyfMx i nvnl'litlji/l tlm Pnnfnl Ci..<
fin and invited the patrons to vis
it the school at all times. This
visitation would promote a mucl
spirited of co-operation betweei
teachers and parents. He als<
-mrges.ted that the school main
tain an Adult School. Plans ,_foi
this school to be discussed at th<
next meeting.
llowaiij School invites the pub
lie" to attend it's P. T. A. meetings
which are held evfcry thirc
Monday in each month at 7:30 o'clock.
The next meeting will be
held November 1G, 1936.
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SIX MILE SCHOOL
Charleston, County?The Six
Mile school held its first Parent
Teachers' association meeting Sur
day, October 18, at 4:30 P.M. ir
the school auditorium, with s
itprs piVs<-,rit. Under the direction
of Mrs. Ruby Forsythe ant
Mrs. Amelia Johnson, who had
charge of the music a short pro
gram was rendered by the stu
dents
l'rof. \Y\ E. Btuford of Averj
^Institute was the guest speaker
Mr, Rluford's subject was th<
Home and School. His address
was enjoyed by all.
Officers for~11t36-37 term: Mrs
Ella Addison, president; Mrs. Rost
?- ? "
?? unvu, y- mr, <h?
treasurer; Rev J. E Sutton, chap
lain.
We have just ended our first
month and looking forward foi
a great year's work under th?
leadership of our new Principal
Prof. J R. Bonds and co-workers
Miss Laura Gaillard, Mrs Eva C
Hill, Mrs Kuhy Forsythe and Mrs
Amelia Johrtsor*, our part tim?
worker.
Prof. John Wilson, principal ol
I.incolnville school will be our nexl
guest' speaker.
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1- 1
ER
AWENDAW NEWS
By J. C. Moore
Sunday was a gnat day for j
church co-workers. Our Sunday
school opened at the usual hour ^
with the fcupyrinjtendent at his
post of duty. Our Pastor, Rev. ,
W. T. Murray was at his best j
last Sunday. He - preached us a j
man never before and every body
seemed to enjoy it. Now annual
conference is. on hand this week
and we hope that our pastor will '
be with us another 'year. \
Our glee club is improving in d
every effort. 'On last Sunday. Oc- ^
tober 18, we rendered a program I
i at St. Stephen A M. E. church, r
at Georgetown, S. C. Mr Matthew
Sawyer acted as muster of ^
. ceremonies. -j-J
Mr. M. R. Mazyek instructor; a
f Mr. Joseph J Wineglass, promoter. '
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First Aid And its Uses
By Joseph W Wineglass j
The need of First Aid has in- j
creased until it pays everyone to 1
know a little about First Aid. liir \
dustrial accidents Jias Shown a i
downward trend, particular in .
j plants where emphasis is placed on
safety and safety education. Accidents
in the home are causes
yearly about twenty three thous- !
and fatalities and three million
five hundred thousand injuries
that are not fatal but involve some :
disability. Before we go any fui
t ther we take up definition. I FirsU^AicTis
the immediate tern_
porary treatment given in case of
, accident or sudden illness before
a physician can be secured. In
. some cases this immediate action
- save a life; in all cases proper first1
, Aid rirpHllCf"-?r.llfff'i'i ni' n i' 1
. 'place the patient in the physician ,
v hand in a better position to re-'
. ceive treatment. Duty of the First
. Aider ends where the physician's
5 begins. |
e Purposes of First Aid Training .
r ' are; ?. - ? " ~1
i First, to prevent accidents to
; make the individual see an aeci- J
. dent in terms of possible pain to
t himself and pocketbook, is an imi
portant feature of any safety pro- i
, gram. Impressing the results ob
. failure to have small injuries im.
mediately cared for is one of the
. best methods of getting people to
, have all minor treatments' without
- being delayed. , !
Second, to equipt the individual
s with sufficient knowledge to deter- '
mine The nature and extent of an v
. injury. This does not mean that
-the first aider is expected to make
r a complete and accurate diagnosis >
such as the physician makes, but he |
- should be able to come to sonie f
. decision as to the nature and uos- *
f 1 ally iiXtent of the injury. j
Third: To train the First Aider ?
to da the proper thing at the j
proper time likewise knowing f
>' what not to do is equally impor
tant. ?" 1
Our visitors: Mr. Alexander Alford,
Mr. Preston James", Jr. and '
4 Mr. Henry Vinson spent the week
1 end in Conway with .relatives arid j
4 friends.
^r. Sheldon Rawls, Mr. Wood"row
Bethune spent the. week-end
V in Charleston with relatives and |
1 friends. Mr. Willie Davis has re-' .
turned after being home with,-nisi"
parents in St. Matthews. .
Mr. J. B. Robinson, Mr Isaac!
1 Grayson, Mr Jimmie Loo Wiles,
Mr. George Mitchell. Mr. Milton
Whitfield are on the sick list .at j
this writing. We hope them a
speedy recovery.
GREENVILLE NEWS
, * Mr. E. J. Jones, has resigned
i from the Pilgrim Health and Life
( Insurance Company, which he has
He was a good moral young
I man and tried to do what he could
I for humanity.
He also says insure with the
Colored Companies for they are {y
the ones that will give your hoy a
or girl work, after their finishing p
school. j
He is also a race man, and says f
Hp rPallv onmtfo ?
- J "Vtixill^ >>1111 UUr t
' people? '
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Mi's Alberta K. Fait has jii-t
'(.'turned home 'from Philadelphia.
Ja. after Jvtviutf enjoyed a very
lice time with , relatives and
riends.
Mr. Ju'lius Ji. Fair has returned
o Spartanburg, S. C. afPi spend-,
rite a while with his. < parents oh
Japtist St.
Henry Tin h as. Reports:
A Surprise .
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1,
f .Walker, a trreat'. surpi i-< birthlay
Jiww?wttK^river i:. h'nor < !' _
Ir. L. V, Wafher. ..our* Farm,
demonstration Apent. on Ma?iolia.St.?
Greenwood. S. (\
Sunday afterho-n. when Mr.
ValkiOr's darlir.p" mother, Mr-'.
Lima Walli' r ai d li.ui?kir.'l! '
ill of Anders'n, S. C. Viz. Mr..
Stonewall Walker. Mi. Henry.
.VilHams, Mr. "Horry K- a-ley. Mi.
Thomas Gray. Mi James' W .
dairy Riley, Jr. Alt: an. Mft*
iiwns, Miss ii<- William .
11 two, ear:* lad'g -=jvith
filled with a h"t "i t f v '
tables, fried eh<.iv-:i a v.bite sal
ad course, san?'wicl . n*.<' a'sv.e.
course oil two kind- < )'cake. frp'; ^
punch', and potato pes were? i rv
ed, just after Mr. Walker in ri'% ed
from church.
Mr. Walker was - ? elated ove-i
his birthdliy. dinner, coming as a
great surprise, he could only
stand and smile, then .when he understood
wjtat it meant, ho \va
a jolly, jolly man. . ' .
rnvite.. guests were Mis Men_
1'otersun, and Mrs.' - fl. Ik
Hargrove, Mrs. Mary Ik Sitnkin.-. .
formerly of Edgefield, now of
Greenwoo-d.
This was a happy .family affair. 1
Each one p1 - -1 > . i , j- in
partaking of this feast.
At 5:30 o'clock all expressed
themselves, as. having sp-.r.t a w:
pleasant afternoon. Ai?H wishing
Mr. Walker long jvar-=.bf r.a.pi.>
ness and iv.at.y more birthdays.
The:.! n hn ilo'iolu-. Each- one.
winded their way back to' And' !son
and their different homes.
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