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| Saturday, November 7, 1936 Mr. E. D. Watts of 51 Lewis St., Greenwich, Conn. is motoring 5 down to his native home. Columbia, S. C. for four to ten weeks vacation in December. A desirable friend or friends not in a hurry would like to go down; write or ! telephone for information. Phone [ ?2817. Deacon A. B. Boyd of. 1003 Washington St. has been out of the City to funeralized his mother Mrs. Amelia Boyd of Ninety-Six, S. C. She was well respected by white and colored. A large crowd both, white and colored attended the duneral. Mrs. Marcella Henry and grandson, Walter Bailey, Jr. spent a few days in Asheville, N. C- with her t.aughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mlrs. B. T. Burton. Miss Agnes Goodwin formerly of Columbia, but now vesirHncr In / ? " New York City, is here on account of the illness of Mr. G'bson. I . K ; Friew^S of Miss IIattie Duckett of Laurens, S. C. and Miss Ocelia hi Mitchell of Greenville, S. C. will be sad to know of the passing of these two young ladies last week at their respective homes. SiMARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT t'i . ' ' Mr. E. C. Sease wishes to an|S nounce the marriage of h's daughL ter, Lillian Crawford Sease, tc Mr. Robert Ellington Nelson Jun v ior, December 3. -1935. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Rev. T. S. Gilmore of Rock Hill S. C., 104 W. Black St. announces his marriage to Mrs. Emma A " V Tyler, of .1822 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. The 27th day of October, 1936. MARRIAGE A N N O U N C E >1 EN T Greenville, S. C.?Mr. John Allgood and Mrs. Henrietta Lucas, both of Easley, S. C. were quietly married on the evening of October 4th, JL936, in the parsonage of John Wesley M. E. Church in Greenville, S. C. Rev. E. C. Wright officiated. Mr. Allgood is an official of Easley Chapel M. E. church of the Williamston Charge. We wish them much success. Reporter ' A TREAT IN STORE FOR YOU! A Historical Pageant, telling of j achievements of Negro men and women. A Wealth of inspiration, and ^Historical facts that are not I usually found between pages orf History. On* Monday owning, November 9, a talented group will entertain you at Union Baptist church Program begins at 8 o'clock. Your presence will be appreciated. -THE NIGHTENGALE CLUB The regular meeting of the Nightingale cluh-was held in" the Nurses"home Thursday, October 29, 1936 at 8:00, with the Pres:; dent, Miss Mclzetta, presiding. DotrAf innnl enmnnoe ti-Ova nnurliwif ed by the Chaplain, Miss Inez Grant. Tho meeting was closed with the installation of cdficers by Dr. R. i W. Mance. Reporter, (Miss) Elma Ferguson. PHYLLIS WHEATLEY BRANCH Y.JWJC.A. The members and friends of th# ' Phyllis Wheatley Branch, Y. W. ^ C. A. are cordially invited to b? present at a reception given by . the Committee of Management in ' honor of the teachers of the Pub^ lie schoo? system Tuesday the 10th \ of Noven\ber, 1936. FVom 8 to 10 p.m. "BACCHANTES" The club met at the usual hour at the home of Mr. Walter E)eaa Men.lay night, November 2, 1936. The house was called to order by the President. The roll was call ed and the business discussion ensued. Mostly new business was discussed. Plans were alrttost completed for the party Saturday night. The President suggested that a ,^call meeting' would be had for the ?r "V-oniplutlun of~furmt'r plana: "TTrr' call meeting is to be had at the home of Miss Jessie Mae Gibson on Lady St. We are very glac.' to ae? the enrollment of the club inm. creasing with such rapid Speed at fi^k^yneeting. We had three new Bfe^to .join ua. They are; Mr. Joseph A. Brown of Allen university, Mr. Joseph Newton Jenkins and Mr. Cyril Otis Spann, both.iof Benedict* college." These persons have proved themselves de sirous and efficient along all social lines. The club welcomes the new members and will greet them later with a final welcome. The elub is doing nicely and we hope to keep up the fine spirit and good will of its members. The hosts, Messrs. Walter D. Dean, Jr., and Glasgow Samuel Martin, served a ./delicious. repast, which we all en joyeL'. We adjourn ed to meet at the home of Miss Burnice Raiford, 1410 Hcidt St., Monday night, November 'J, 1036. L. A. jBrown. reporter. ROSE SOCIAL CLUB Hello! Everybody?The club i back to let you know that we art still living. Our meeting was helt at the home .pf Miss Ethel Rose 2321 Gervais St., Tuesday night November 3, 193G. The opening song was "What A Friend W< Have In Jesu'p?" After whicl prayer was repeated. Our nex selection was "Down By The Rive: Su.c." After , which a progran was rendered. Those, who tool a part on-the program are as fol lows: Poem?Rebecca Rose. Solo?Gladys Miller. Reading?Maggie Rose 'Poenv?Emma Fercruson. Solo?Ethel RobcAtson. Reading?.-Margaret Goodwin. Short talk?Lula Williams. The .program was very instruc tive. After the program the hous< was opened for old and new busi ness. After' the business) hac been discussed, we were dismisse< Our next meeting will be at th< home of Miss Lillie Mae Reed 01 Gervais St. Miss Ethel Robinson; presu* n Miss Gladys Miller, Reporter LUCKY BIRD SOCI AlfeLU I! The club met at the home o: Mrs. Annie Porter, The club dm: entertained byv Mr. Julius Alex ander, November 3, 1U3G, at 8:3( o'clock.- The meeting was calle( to order by President, Mr. G. W McDaniel, with club song, "Drink ing Wine." Scripture lesson b; Mrs. Viola Jenkins, 11th chapte: pf St. Luke. 1-10 verse. 1st sohj "I am climbing Jacob's Ladder.' A prayer by Mr. Willie Boyce Song "Milk and Honey in tha T.Jin,1 " TV,;C KrA...,Ut ional services to a close. , Th minutes of the last meeting wer -received and adopted. The sic! -committee-reported Mt-s-.Boyee, ani ,\Iiss I. Riiwo on the sick-list. Hop ing for them a speedy recovery Thfc unfinished business was takei up. The new business was trans acted. P roe ram: A talk by Mrs Annie Porter. A solo by Mrs Mary McCoy. A talk Ly Mr. Boyce Remarks by Miss Mary Lu< Carr. Solo?Mrs. Jenkins. Song by Mrs. Mary? A talk bv Mr. Kennedv. A talk by Mr. Johnson. A song by Mrs. Julia Hampton A solo by Mrs. -Laura Brown Remarks by President Mr. Y. W McDaniel. The roll was called by Mis Carr; No. present 12. Our next meeting will be at thi home ?f Mr. R. Minis, No. 3 Dew ey Ave., November 10th. We won dismissed by Mr. Frank Johnson We were served sandwiches an. tea. 1 THE RAD.O LITERARY SOCIAL CLUI The club met at the home of thi President, Mr. Roland Harris, 811 Blanding St.. The meeting wa: opened with the Lord's P?rayer led by "Mr. Roscoe Jackson. Tin Bible verses wore then repeatei by each memberr, then regula; business was attended to. Oui private social affair wilL bo hole on Friday, November 27, 1936, a the Odd Fellows' -Hall. The cluh will have a final Roll call. Nex^ Tuesday night at the regulai meeting, at the home of Mr. Isaiah Howard, 020 Pine St., at 9 p. m This news is from Statior RLSC; for more news and bettei n'ews, The Palmetto Leader, thi progressive News Paper. sYour announced- is Geo. A. El more. T 1 THE WARD ONE WILLING WORKERS CLUB The club met at the home ol Miss Annie Jones, 415 Sumter St Tuesday, November 3, with th< Madam President Prcsftling. Mis: Arrie Wolfe. Till' mrrtinff "'fli called to order and opened wit! the club's song led by Mrs. Evi Mae Ross. Prayer by Miss Nanej Sims. Beautiful Bible versei were heard by all of the members Then the meeting was openedt^M business. The roll was called and the menibers /rettpond?o briefly/ There wilHre^a StlVer Tea at the home el* Miss Jannie Wolfe, Sunday, November 8th, at 1408 Wheat St. Then the meeting was closed. AJrs. Creasie Mae Thompson led the closing song. Mrs. Minnie Thompson led the closing ode. BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB On October 20, 1936, Miss Nezzie Wheeler was hostess to the Jlue Moon Social club. at her home, 1326 Gregg St. The meet-] in,g was called to order by the President, Miss Corin? Henderson. Aiterr all business was discussed the meeting was closed by the President. The hostess then servj ed a delicious course of frie,. chicken, cream potatoes, tomatoes ' and lettuce salad. ' On November 3, 1936, Mrs. Viola ' Washington of New York who i* making her home there, is back J in Columbia S. C. and entfertained the Mooners at her home, 2555 Cherry St., being hostess * for Miss Gertrude Brown. The meetk . ing was called to order by the President, Miss Henderson. The members gathered ; later. The Mooners had a very Short meeting, due to the many gUeSts who visited the Mooners at their meeting. We were very glad to have --with us six of the members of the Calver Social club: Mr. Melvin Hubort, Mr. Richari Hyman, Mr." James Whitman and Mr. Olander Bates, Mr. Ruff, Mr. Marion j Washington. a t I Mrs. Washington served a delicious course of chicken salad on ~ lettuce, celery and saltines, fruit jello, salted peanuts, and mints. t Mrs. Thelma Reed, the Sec. of the Blue Moon Social Club made a splendid remark after the repas' The members and their guests then spent a few moments playf ing whist. Afterwards every one s departed for home, after spending . a pleasant afternoon. ) The next meeting will be at the j home of Mrs. Corine. HenJjrson, 1318 Lincoln St. 1 All are welcome. We will be y seeing you. r ^ ? LA'MISAUNT plllh hnlH Mronlr 1 \r moot t ing Tuesday night, Oetober 28, - 1(J3G, at the home of Miss Marion 2 Brown, 1218 Heidt St. The meet,. ing was called to order by the < President at eight thirty, d ? After the - devotional exercises i. were held the President gave a talk on Pessimism and Optomism. r. He brought out the point that we . should be an Optomist and think . of all things in nature that is the . work of God be ordered ctor the _ best. c The host anu hostess of the evening were Mr. Mervin Mitchel and Miss Marion Brown. The refreshments v/ere served in two courses: First potato salad, saltines, sliced ham and Russian tea, second, Ami. brasia, cake and candy. The club met Tuesday night, . November 3, 1936, at the home of - the Rev. and Mrs. Patterson on s Walnut St. The meeting was called tn nrrfpr Ku tho Vipp Pr/KsiHont ol 2 the usual hour, and was conducted - in the usual form. 2 After tire business of the meet. ing hat been transacted, we were J served hot cocoa, cake and afterMarion Brown, Reporter 3 NOTED ARTIST , VISITS <j}lTY I Mr. Teddy Gieen, noted Dramatic, Comedian and pianist is visiting here enroute to his home ' in Chicago. While here he will j perform at Booker'^ Washington Heights ^rhool, New Brookland, Cacy and other schools in the City. ^ This talented young man has performed in Chicaero. Atlanta. Jacksonville, Savannah, Augusta, and other cities; is considered.', a "Master-Entertainer." Mr. jGreen is stopping at 1324 Wheat St. SAXON SCHOOL i . The Parent-Teacher's Associa3 tion of Saxon school met Monday night, November 2, at 7:30. Many parents enrolled and paid theflr membership fee. Our guest speaker was Supervisor C. A. Johnson, Everyone present was greatly benefited by the information which Mr. John' son gave us. Sevreal committees \Vere appointed. The members 3 nl the various committees promise * to work hard to improve our assoit--fiwtion in evuiy way ftusslble. Thtr i banner for attendance was won by i the first grade. J The next meeting will be held b Monday night, December 7, at * : 7:30. All patrons are cordially In-' '. M" : TH^ PALMETTO LEADER "THE TOLNG PEOPLES PROGRESSIVE CLl B 'f * ' I I On Tuesday night, October 27, t the club met at fche homa of Mrs. DLxon, -on Haskel Ave. After the devotional exercises, the president took her stand. We were indeed glad to have our dear Pastor. Re.v. I. O. Miller with us at this_meellng. Rev. Miller is just on the eve of going to the annual con-' ference and he gave us a long inspiring talk which touched our hearts very intensely. Remarks were made by our own Mrs. Ehickett. who seems just like a mother ,!o all the young peoplk of Bishops' Memorial church. Remarks were also made by our President, Miss Alice Smith, Mjs-> Earline Garrett, Mr. George W. Epps, Mr. Lucius W. Dakers, Mr. Leroy Brown and Mr. David Belton. The hostess served a delicious repast ana was very pice toward the members of the club. Mis. Dixon made some very pleasant remarks to the group and assured us that we were welcome ant invited the club to meet at her home' at any time. We enjoyed the remarks made by Mrs. Dixon and assured her that we were thankful and grateful to her foi manifesting such profound :ntcrest in the club. On Monday night, November 2 1936 the ;club met at the church to make its final contribution tc that most worthy cause that we have beep working for. h>ul*iee to say that the club raised its quarter atjd we feel happy and grateful tD our supervisors Mrs. Duckett and Rev. jMiller and also outmost efficient- President, ' Miss Alice Smith for having labored so faithfully and sincerely with the club and also the loyal members of the club who njadc it possible for the club to -reach its goal. We adjourned t0 meet with Miss Alice Smith, 1-213 Pine street, Tuesday night, November 10, 1936. MISSIONARY CIRCLK NO. 3 OF UNION BAPTIST CHURCH The Magdalene Circle No. 3 met on Wednesday, 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Marie Senior, .622 Sumter St. The devotional service wr.s conducted by Miss Amanda I.indsey. After Which the meeting was turned over to the 2nd vice Leader, Mrs. Annie Mae Tucker. The house was in order for bu'sii ness. The minutes of the. last meeting were called for; the same were read by the Sec.. Mrs. Ilallie Mae Jackson. Unfinished an new business was discussed'. Th pnmmiffPA *v*c?#ln w? ? W ...""V- WJVW Each reported briefly with a verse 3rom the Bible. Mrs. I.illar King and Mrs. Nancy Marks reported sick. The circle is planning to give a quilt contest on Noveni. ber 24. Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. L. Ruth, Wi Marion St.. Wednesday, Novenili,.r. 4th. May God bless us to go about and do. Mission work for Jesus. "We were dismissed by Mrs. Eva Adams. We were served lemon tea, jollo cake, with whip cream and can .y. M r's. Marie Senior Leader Mrs. Queen Burgess, Reporter Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor 'i HE AIRORA C I.I B Seneca, S. C.?The Aurora club met with Mr. A. I.. Code, Tuesday evening, October 27, 1936. The meeting was. very interest ing. Plans were made for the Halloween party. After the business 1 and literary features, we played bridge. The host served a very palatable course which consisted ol ham sandwiches, cocoa. Halloween candTes. souvenirs were presented. Friday night, October 30, the club visited "Spookland". Mr. mid Mrs. J. H. Williams opened their ? r? a. ? in-auiu in numi- tu ut> ivji iiiu uli usion. After card playing, dancing was the man feature. The music was good. Everybody was in the Vest mood. A course of hot chocolate and cakes was served also. Those present were: Misses Ruth Sizemore, Geneva "Caldwell, Florence Taggart, Gwinnie Mae Owens, Johnnie Bynum and Fleta Willianjs; Messrs A. L. Code, F. F. Williams, C. H. Williams. W. Sizemore, II. Williams, Harrison and J. C. Becks, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Finley, A very pleas-= ant evening was spent. BOOKER WASHINGTON BLOCKER "W" CLUB The Booker Washington Blocker "W" club met at the kome of Misses Ltlslie Stallworth and Mimnaugh Amos, 1400 Heidt St. In the absence of the President, Mr. Stallworth acted as chairman. The meeting was. called to o-rder by the Chaplain; the Lord's Prayer was said in concert and each member offcrecTTr quotation from the Bible. The business paa-t the meeting was opened and presided* over by Mr. Stallworth. The minutes of the previous meeting were read an<.< duly adopted by the- members present. The club has in the making some i A t very nice plans. All former and present?rtoi4v^>-?Washington letti r men arc invited to alt ml tlu-e ' meetings. A committee appointed by tin* Chairman presented to the club a j ticket of officers to- be voted on at / the next meeting. The ticket' as presented is as follows; . Pre. *ident:: G. Gheese borough. J. .Meet/.e, G. Kershaw. Vice President: Wm. Lawson St. Julius Walker, ('. Thomas. Sec iv tary-?Isaac Brown. Trust'ec-?Leslie Stallworth. Bus Mgr.: Jasper Byrd, Ami*s Mriunaugn. Reporter?St. Julian Walker. Chaplain?H. Barber., \yjn. Law son, B. Shelton. The next meeting is to he an election meeting.. Novemb' r 10, 1U3G, at Mr. Jasper Byrd, 1127 Park St. All members are a-ked to be present. The club regrets the indisposition of its Presi. i i.t and wish1 .-> for him a speedy recovery. CI-OVER NEWS Mis. Author Lo\e, ami litth Sara Davis of Charlotte, N. C. f pent the week-end lie re with relatives. Mr. .Robert Joy nor o'f Gaston ia spent the week-end here the guest of Mr. and Mrs. t). D. .Miller. _.Mf. and Mis. John Bryant of. Gastonia, N. C. was the guest o Mr. and Mrs. Mobley Saturday night. ' _ Mr. and .Mrs. G. A. Adams attended the fourth quarterly -conference at Mt. Harmony M. K church Saturday. Mr, Landers Jackson returned home Momtay after .spending the summer in Pittsburg, Pa. with relatives. Mr. Klizah Burris of the CCC Camp at Chester, S. C. was the guest or his mother, Mrs. Idn Burris for the week-end. . .Mrs. Vennif. Armstrong spoilt the week-end in Ga-tonia. Lin gu'Vst of her son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Armstrong. Kev. and Mrs. T. B. Thomas had ,-fi their guest last week, Itev. Thomas' parents of Orangeburg S. C. Rev. K." C." Wright of Greenville. -S. C...spent Thursday night and Friday here with relatives. Mr. Samuel Ai.ams, who- is w.a k. i.ng in Chester, S. i\, spent the week-end here with his fan-iy. Miss Iva Luwronet. of Gustonia -was t4ie- guest ~of" Tela lives" here Sunday evenitig. Rev. Harnett visited." Rev. ar.d' .w:s. i.. i? .\Hiutis, sir. tor a few hours Sunday evening. Mrjs. Bertha Williams. Mi-.zeller Williams ami Mr. ami Mr--. Maceo Williams wore shucked ir (iastonia Friday eyenn'g. Mr. and Mrs.. Mike late ^a\. a birthday party, November ii. 1 in honor of their sut\, Mike Tate, Jr. who celebrated hi- Sever, d biltl: day, Tin- children present were: little Elsie Adams, Casper Spears,,. Cornelius Sa .ler, Jr. Wilfred Alexander, Clarence Armstrong, Pair in Lawrence, Andy White Jackson Evelyn K. Jackson, Fruncenia and Cordell Burris, Mjirie Patterson and John Edward Armstvor.g. They enjoyed a delicious, course of lemonade, cake, cadies, and apj)le's.' Mike, Jr. received many gift---, and all of tho children had arvcry enjoyable-time. , Mr, and Mrs, William Alexander had as their dinner guests Tliursdny, Mrs. T. B. Thomas of Clover, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Ur angeburg, S. C, McKnnight High So hot >1 We entered our third ? tmmfhV work Monday, November 2, Our Principal. Mr. If. -I, Mt Knight is. much pleased with the interest the students are manifesting This goes_tu .prove that the teach- | . ers are doing their best to make j this year a suet-ess. The McKnight Hi School (Woe club is wide awake under the 'sop'- ; envision of Miss T. B. Brown. Tit v j sang at Clover Chapel M. I!. I church on Thursday night, w'-hkl [ was quite a success. | On Friday evening the chti- / drew of? Misses F. E. Pearls, an*' ~T , Mozellc Jackson room, gn:- e . a Hallowe'e : party The .children had lots of fan ai d ej h yul th old wit'-r v.-iio pr-^entc 1 then good things i.: . r.t. Mr. I. B. Blair attended an "ag" meeting in Chester, S. C. Mynday Miss F. E. Pearl, our second grade teacher spent the week-end in Rock Hill, with her. parents. Miss L. B. Brown, one of the high . wchnol uoti'itet MI'S '.gnnt tin ' week-end in Phnrlntt-n wttn n..? frienus. Tho P. T. A. of Mcknight High school invites you *to attend the I Community Fair that will bo giv- ' en at the school Thursday and ! Friday, November 5, and 6. * ' ' ' \ YIMASSKK NEWS Mi- i- Iiu?:' I ami . Wingfleld v, h<r ii-1 row teaching .n the Hendei Miitvill'i* school w ei r the guests iif Mi. .J. B, Stt lair last Saturday ev> ring. We are-always glad to hav visitors come to our town. Sunday v\as a fine day for the ehucch-goers'. Mr; .J. Ii. StClair, Vvtie (ui'-t'i). \ ivian Wane he and Hn ily Kvans attended \njnrnirg ,-e.rvii-s at the Wilkerson. Bap t ist i hnreh 'in Karly Hraneh. S. C. 11 v. Shaw preaolud a splendid 1 ipnii. Collection was $21.00. In the aft rnooii we attended the Sunday school union at the 'Sprint? Ilil! Baptist chur h. The Miss;<>naiy sermon was "preached" by 11,(v. la" in 11. Text found -St John 1:20. , Miss 11' due. .one, of the teachers at the Mather's school made an intel'' >tir.g taik. A ooHoctrfoil \ ,'Jts taken' for tin' heltelit'of. the sehoo' amounting to s:i,ini. The association began Thursday | urght at tlie Pile run Ford Bapt. ' i h ii' h- w ith .1 splendid gathering. The wedding^of Miss Carrie B; Muvry a:, i. M . .1?knnjo * HI lie took plate*at o'clock Sunday, evenng. at the home of Mrs. '"Murray. The teachers aruTstudents of the >ckooi planted many trees on thi ampus la-t Saturday, Kveryone . ad a n-iee time. i.am: City iiioh school ('rot. I.. 1). Bradley. Principal Our devtfonal ejaircisoR? in iiat'g - of Prof. Bradley havp been made. vei'y1 interesting this school criii. The teachers and students tie working together harmonious 'v on the school project, and the daily attendance has increased remarkably. Misses Lucille Tillman. Laura B. B. ack and Jean Harrington nio red to Cheraw and Bennettsville last ' week-end. While in Cheraw di-s Biacey Was the guest of Miss Fran 1 hun inirtun. On Thursday eveiiinir Misses Tillman, Bracey ,*!md Harn'nirton motored to Florence" and New Hopcv'S. C., to; visit i'ri. nds. . Mr.' Hutl.-y of Sumter, S. was ihr truest of Miss Octavia i rk'1,11 Sunday. ?Mi-s K^sie*Piesslev of Philadelphia: lo v. and Mrs. 1). X. Wilson ;:hii < n of (iooi jri town; Miss Ros':.Ue I'liirsoii and friends of Sum-. |:tr were vi.-ilors in Lake City last I w? . k.. : The ninny friends' of Mr. Alonzo !. M"ore Tv1.TT.-for the last four 'loii'lis ua - a'patient at the Vetraa, hospital- in Lake CVty, Fla. are de!i..hted to have him home ea'n. "S I AN S Ml. t'armel A. M. K. ^Church Sunday s.hbol opened at the usiia.! '!.<kir with the Supt. and tealu is.ai their post of duty. The lesson was reviewed by the pasor. At 11::*i> a.m. service began, the pastor selected his text from 1st rinthian 1-. Rev. Thonpas delivered a w underfill" sermon.' Rev. Dona!;, assisted the pastor. Tlu A ('. K. League began at the usual i.yur. The members endued the iemarks_of Mrs- T. E. Keivilson very much. Rev. Thomas couldn't ait still Friday night when the presi ding eld i> and ministers began reporting at the mock conference. We wish to thank all who took a part in the- conference and also those who patroni/.ed the etFort. Mrs. Marie CharKs returned home K<t work after spending 3 months in Washington, 1"). C. We e.oiv triad t'> >ce hor. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lewis left Saturday for Washington. D. 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