The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 27, 1937, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, February 27, 19S7
'BUTTEJ
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Mrs. Salley V. White, and niece 1
returned to the city last week af- 1
ter spending^ several months i- *
Atlantic City, N. J. A dwlitditful- '
stay is reported. r
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Prof. Wm. White, Educational ,
advisor at Camp Lakeview spent 4
^the week-end with family and rel- J <
CARD OF THANKS j
We wish to thank the many
friends for their kindness showr
^us in the death of niy son, Tre-/.zie
W. Greent who departed thi.life,
February 6, 1037. For thbeautiful
florals and to the friends
who gave the use of their cars.
LOUIS GREEN, father
ULYSSES WEBSTER,
. - . - cousin
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their kindness dur- (
ing the illness and death of^oui
dear .brother Shepherd Mar'on
Gossette, for the beautiful flora1
offerings and sweet message of"
svmnathv. Ma,. Gnil on.i
of you.
Sisters and - Brothers
44V?MfchMOttt A M
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In lov'ng memory of my belov
'"I'l 'v 'Rohevi' tVilliams, who
F bruary 23rd, 19.72.'
I've missed the sound of your foo*
stops,
And your voice since you hav.
prone.
vAnd though no longer I see'you 1
In my mind you still live on.
And so I smile in tne day time,
.But some nights my heart is sort
.As I think of the dear one" ~ j
God took away to His <Vstant <
And golden shore,
v.' ,
Fa.'My missed-by your children:'
Daughter, Blanche G. William5- ;
FLORENCE NIG 11 1'IN G. AI - E
CLUB
The Florence Nightingale clul
of First Calvary Baptist church
witt~muler the ic Mowing progran
"at the Veterans' hospital Sunday
evening, FH), ^8--at ;;:UU oVUnk. "
J Music, club; prayer, Motho
Griffin; leading, Mrs. ]). M. Ent? .
nrnger; vocal 10I0, Air. Robert ,
Barr; irstrinnental soloj Mr. Ed
gar Williams; reading Mrs. A. A.
} Alston; so'o Miss Bcrnic? Raiford* ,
instrumental, Edith Fargier; s'lo
Mirs Kat'iyn Ne.-il;?Music, club..?
r-israzi Ehtmizorcr, secretary.
THE BRONZEMEN
' The Brortzemen was in session "
at The home of" Mr. "David Beth i
Monday night, llbruary lo. Tin
Vneeta'rg opened at 8:45 p.irrr^Jpevotional
services w&rc ccmductcd '
. by Mr. Wilber Ford. v
I * Thn president took charee. Tin- '
J finished and new business was dis t
eussrd and carried cut.
^ A mid-spring frolic was planned
take place at the Township auditorium,
Friday right, Apr'l 23rd. '
f This will be the Bron/.emen first a
affair of tfie year.
Mr. James Porter from Harts
ville met with us and made some
1 timely remarks on the good worl
the club is doing.
We adjourned to hold our next
regular monthly meeting with Mr. J
J. H. Bell.. e
??- Members: D. Bethea, J. Wil- t
1;o c. t rr n?n v r< tw? n
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' ' THE BUSY BEE CLUB j
!The club met at the home of v
Miss Luella Taylor, 1418 Tobacco ^
St. Sunday evening, Febrifary 21, j
ft)37, at 4 o'clock. The meeting
was opened by singing "Brightly ^
Beams;" Praper repeat^!; song,
^ "Count Your Blessings." "Quota: ~
A tions?Club. Old and new busi- I .]
ness was discussed. Old business i r
was the Pew Rally at Gilbert Chap !
#1 church. There was no new ; ^
M business. "XTferTRe roll was call- ! ?
I ed the 'club was di<fthissed. i jy
B Pre?i., Leona Treadwell 1 a
Reporter, Mary Lou Munday f,
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I BEAfi
THE FAITHFUL WORKERS ,
The Faithful Workers met at '
:he home of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce
2-'M<> Pep'llci nn?stroot,?Monday?
"iyht, February 22 at 8 o'clock. I
l"he, meeting was called to order
iy sinking the club's song. Scn'pt
ture reading 23rd Psalms next selection
led by Mrs. Pauline Wiliams
Jesus Knows When We Are
Right. After devotions the house
ivas opened for business. We had
he reading of minutes cf last
reeling which were received and
idbpted. Unfinished business was
iaken up. -There will be a cho
olate sip at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Monday at 4 Dewey Ave. on
ihmday, February 28 at <4:00 p.m.
The public is cordially invited.
iVe had two joiners. The finan cspondecl
briefly. .The next session
will he at the home of Mrs.
PrWIline Williams 1627 Tobacco
-licet. March 1, 1937.
BACCHANTES
The Bacchantes, social club held
Is regular meeting Monday nitc
t the home of Miss Mary Agnes
larpev,. 2325 Washington street
it the usual hour.
The house was called to order
>y the prPtident and after the
levotions the business began. Old
ijsjness was cleared up and new
?was consiucmi. rue
" resident, Mr. Dean made some
r-ouraging remarks concerning
' o progicrs of the club and its
'uture destiny. When the finan?ial
roll was called the members
sponded very freely with dues
ind assessments.
The club i-- very pleased to ac"iw'odffc
Misses Eva Porterfield
ird Essie Dean as members of
club. We. pray for them sta?lity
an.-! sineen'ty with the group. 1
"lie club was -, also glad to have
Mr. P. G. Martin at this meeting
md hopes that he will find it pos.iblo
to be to the meetings more
often. After the business hour
'm> host and *hOstess, Miss Harper
indjf*. Jenkins served a very de,
i'ious Repast wlijch from facial
expressions was enjoyed by all.
V? later adjourned to meet with
Miss Jessie Mae Gibson and Mr.
VathVniel Williams at the home of
Miss Gibson, 2315 Lady street on
Monday night, March 1, 1937.
I.'AM AS AUNT
?The club met at the hume~ of
'lev. J. Burroughs 1003 Harden
- 'r.:. t. Tuesday. Feb. 23. H'lV .
nesting was called to order by
ho pre.-ident at 8:30 p.m. Open vinn
Down 1/y the River side.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Mr. Ruins
Davis. An intonating: prorram
was rendered by the eoninntce.
The ones that! took a part
>r the program wer?: ,
A poem by Miss Strom an; a"'
' ort talk by Mr. Smith; a solo
v Mr. Ernest Ware; an oration ,
>* Mr. Dessie Nesmith; a reading:
v Miss Walker; a solo by Mr. Ru
'is Davis: a reading bv Miss Jul- .
is; a short talk by Mr. Mitchell.
We received four r.ew members
'"mely: Miss Hart, Miss Clara
Tart, Rev. Gonney and Mr. Daily.
Remark? were made by a visior
Mr. McCollough. After an irt-~
cresting meeting the club adjourn
' to meet at the home of Mr.
'jnnoiman, March 1.
Mr. Lawrence Eddy and Rev.
"UnTouerhs served pineapple pake
ind candy.
THE WARD ONE WILLING
WORKERS
The club met at the home of
>Irs. Ruthan Nathan, 1409 Whaly
St., Tuesday,- February 23 wi th
he Madam President presiding.
.Irs. A. B. Dantzler. The meeting
yas called to order and opened
^ith the club song led, by Miss
-lartha Jones. Prayer by Mrs.
Iva Mae Mo*s. Bible verses were
card by all of the members. We
ad another song led by Miss Lucy
ones, the vice president.
TV?r> montinc vvrti nnpned for
usiness. The minutes were read,
notioned by Mrs. C. M. Thompson. _
econd by Miss Nancy Sims. Then
he roll was called. The members
esponded briefly. Then the
looting' was closed. Miss Corine
herely led the closing song. Mrs.
l. B. Dantzler led the closing ode. ^
lay the Lord watch between me
nd thee while we are absent one
rom another.
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THF
IS AND
MYSTIC CLUB NEWS
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Mrs. Minnesota Smith entertained
the Mystic club and guests with
a lovely Bridge party at her home'
on Forest St
The?rooms were attractively j
decorated with small red hearts in
keeping with the Valentine reason.
This color scheme was carried out
very effectively during the entire
evening. Lo^ly prizes, guest towels
were presented. Miss Mamya
Shumate and Miss Belle Bright
received first and second club prizes.
Miss Nelle Wardsworth low"
score club prize; Mrs. Lyda Williams
and Mrs. Ethel Percival received
top score and . low score
guest prizes respectively. Witty
Valentines were given each member,
as favdfrs..
The hostess served a delicioua
course of shrimp salad, saltines,
assorted sandwiches and fruit
punch.
Ine guests were: Mesdames
Ethel Demmons, Lydia Biggs
Etliel Percival, Lyda Williams
Marie Iluggins, Marie Fisher,
Mary Cureton, Annie Staggs, L.Cooper,
Lula Payne, Daisy Stewart!,
M. Vivian Bowen. Estelle
Davii, Mildren McClaren, Sophie
Dyson, and Juanita Gibbs, Misses
Iredelle Howard, Harriett Sawyer,
Elizabeth Stewart Pansy Rice,
Ruth Holley. Mamye Copeland,
Gertrude Robinson, Ora Lee Watts
Margaret Pendergrass, Eunice
Pendergrass, Hattie Young, Pauline
Turner and Ethel Copeland.
The Mystic club and guests enjoyed
the warm hospitalities ?of
their hostess, Miss Beatrice Shumate
when she entertained at her
home On Rutherford St. last Friday
evening.
The guests of the evening were:
Mesdames Ethel Percival, Abbie
Chappc\l>e, Lyda Williams, Juanita
Gibbs. Etta Woolridge, R. N.,
Mattie Thomas, Ernestine Carter,
Ethel Demmons and Johnnetta
Peterson. Misses Hattie Cureton
Hattie Young, Ora Lee Watts, Ger
trude Robinson, Lena White am!
E. Broadnax, R. N.
Very beautiful and artistic paint
ings were presented Mrs. Ernestine
Carter and Miss Alice Felder
as first prizes. Miss Belle Bright
was presented second prize, and
MesdamOs Etta Wcolridge and
Minnesota Smith, low score prizes.
The hostess also presented Mrs.
Abbie Chappelle. the storekeeper,
a lovely linen handkerchief.
A delicious course of chicken sal
ad, saltines, potato chips, pickles
and hot coffee with cream was
served.
YOUNG MEN CHURCH CLUB
Lake City, S. C.?The contost
that was given by the club in the
interest of the A. M. E. church,
came to a close Sunday night. The
total amount raised was $14.30.
Mr. Frank Dupree reported the
highest amount; he was crowned
the most popular man in the club. .
The membership is increasing
at each meeting. The club is
ready at anytime to help thcr
churches of the city. Watch us as
we grow.
SAXON I\ T. A. GIVES SILVER
, TEA
A large crowd attended a Silver
leu iadt ouiwii)' uy wiA.,
of Saxon school for the
purpose of raising funds for underprivileged
children. Tea and '
crackers were donated and served
by the parents. We appreciate
a contribution of $4.40 given by .
those present.
The following program was ren
dered: * ..
Opening song?America.
?Prayer?Mr. Benp Mundle;?
Scripture Reading?Miss Ruth
Bynum.
Song?"What A Friend We
Have In Jesus?"
Reading?Thelma Butler.
Solo?Miss Lillie M. Green.
Selections?Johnson choir (1)
"Certainly Lord" ;(2) "Heaven."
Remarks?Mrs. Fannie Love.
Solo?Miss Edna Butler.
Solo?Mrs. Mary Summers.
Selections?Johnson choir; (1)
"Go Dewn Moses;" (2) "Joshua
FmirrVif ThRnfflo .Tr?rir?Vir*
Reading?Mrs. Senior.
Remarks?Mifrs Rlnrmha Wil
liams.
Remarks?Rev. L. C. Jenkins.
The junior choir was accompanied
by Mr. Riddicks. We appreciate
the service rendered by him.
Among the visitors present were:
Nurse A. B. Brown and Mis*
Green, initructor at Allen university.
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5 PALMETTO LEADER
COLONIAL PARTY \
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The Culture club of Columbia i
is giving 1 wo parties on Monday | j
the "first one 1'ur the "kiddies" and l;
toe ether for the "grown-ups".
The children's party will he: ftom j
1 to f>. to me and bring' your It ^
th fe'er.ds. ""There will he special j
'Vrtur?s to ifiY.ieSt the little folk ti
and refreshments, .will be served. t
The admi .- ion will be ten cents.
From S:::0 on ths *gtiown-ups" J
w'U c; me. Conic and see ,tho
special attractions and join c the 'li
old time suiiare dance and rytiuet. e
The admission will be 15 cents, it
Gho 1 music.
P. 'l' t'r.-nl* are well under 'way '
for the hnoofr?- play pre en ted' by
the clith daring the'. Stat* Teachers'
a.- .-o iat i >n. ^ "This year it is 11
"Jm e Kvro". You can't afford to ^
mt"" 4t'. Fi.,n now to attend?? -*
All- if these affairs arc being 11
given /n jut'Tfst: of the Wilkin .-on *
Home. ido: ' ( 1 lid lis. Vo ir he.n-i ^
ty support. ..and ..cooperation. v
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Y. M. AM) Y. \V; C. A. NEWS ![
Tlv;. public s cordially invited c
to attend vesper services at Alley'
university, Sunday, February 2* '
at 0:00 o'clock.
. .Conic out and hear Prof. sso'
Raymond Ellsworth from the l!u R
tlieran Smiirary on the faniAu
subject: "The Triangle of I.ifo"..
There will be no'admission fee
o,
special music will be furnished by e]
the university ehofr. ' ' S
Wcndelh'G. Nichols, presiden'
J. Williams, 'secretary.
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YOI NC MEN SOCIAL CIA II i>
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The club met at 1027 I'ickens
?ti"v? en.vlueto.l by the president ()j
with sinjiimr. Reading by Siia
Burwick, fibth chapter of Isaiyli tl:
Prayer . by president. Mr. Wab S1
t<Th SlVelds then conducted th?. '
t . . t 111
IiUsituss session. v
Next ni 'eling at 1524 Oalho'ji t]
tree! Fridaynight. A" church p;i> ,n
ty will ho given at 1027 Pickers
street. Cyme one. and all. a
. 11
CAPITOL. CITY CLl'H \v
The Capitol City club was rpor- 01
raniii '1 fast Thursday evening' at t.|
-i'27 'IH.'o street. Quite a la rye 0
number attended the roorganiza 'on.
T!v following officers were 1
elected: 'President, Jacob Singleton;
Vicc-Presid-nt, Henry Wilson J
Secv: tr.ry. Annie Belle Martin; f.
assistant Secretary,' Helen Bow- c"
man; Treasurer; Mrs. Mary P.
-Bowman; Bttsine-s Manager, Wil1
inm Bsoolcs and chairman of the ^
urogram ooinniU-tce, Dorothy Anderson.
The club will meet every Tliurs
day evening at 7:.'10 o'clo.k instead
of Tuesday over/ntr." The pro- j
gram commit t.e will arrange' all j",
programs, being condu.ted by the
club; p,
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The clrb met at the home of
Mr. Lolan.l Stewart 011 (iervais St.
Tuesday, February 2d apd began p
.its business session . promptly at j,
SHUT rYlork. Pr-aid-ic-ally??vory?Cfi
member was present and work j
was begun immpd'ately to thrash ?
out the' unfinished business eon- ,y
corning the c.^lcbrstion of the an- Cp
niversaiy of tile club. All these he
details -were quickly worked out T1
and a hearty response was given
to th financial i'oll call especially j i,
i?.v .111. i nuni|i??n. , w;
'The business session was the*: n
cit s ! ar-1 everybody participated M
:n some interestin.tr .trames o' ni
wdyxt or some o'.'ht form of amusement.
After Everyone had
spent a most enjoyable evening T1
the clutT adjourned to meet ajrair
with Mr. Stewart ndxt week.
We wish to express on) approciati'h
to Mr. Herbert Ho11owayj_op
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ast Tuesday. Everyone absent
nissi <1?a?t reat eyui tint lull1:
The celebration' of the club's an
.ivertiiLLy?will?be terminated by
he annual ball on ETday, March
a This allair which will be held
it the Masonic ^Vmple promises|
o be a gala one.
We were, sony to learn of the 1
leath oll the brother of Mr. Ulyses
Baiber and wish to say that
ie and the family have our deep- ,
st sympathy in, their bereavement.
:
ILLE K1UUON SAVING CLUB
' 1.
The Blue* Ribbon Saving club i
uetat the home of Mrs. -Ernest
iuess, 215 Marion street. The de-1
:p lions?wore?carried?oat; The*
ii'.'etrng was then turned over to
he president. Old and new busiicss
was discussed and the roll
ras called with the members re-!
ponding. We were glad to have
new. member, Mr. John Gayden.'
Vo were served hot cocoa and I
ake. Then the meeting came to
r close. The meeting was ap- ,
id' lQi'd nt- Mrs. Lena Labrew^ -fome
208 Marion street.
ADIO SOCIAL CLUB
GIVES UNIQUE PARTY .
One of- the most unique parties [
f the Valentine season was givti
by the Radio Literary and
oo'al club last Tuesday evening *
t the Odd Fellows' casino. i|
The members of the club must
ave caught the spirit of old St.
alentine on last Tuesday even- i \
lg. The name given to several
lints in the days of old. In
eeping with the custom, we send r
irds of greetings and we have ^
iany socials on February 14th. I jj
There was a swish of voices, a j s
ash of lights, a cry of pain;, a'?
)uawk ng, cowering, scattering- v
athcring of young men and wo-: si
en. There was swinging up-'
aril gleams of "flashy lights in
ie occasion and snappy swing s
illooiis and hearts of various
zes with romantic inscriptions "
long \\ ith nose-makers lent a j
stive air to the occasion.
While dancing or.e didn't know
hether he was dancing with a- f
uly or gentleman^ He just danc- ,
d. Most every nationality and
alk of life were represented by j
ie members and guests. Many '
f whom identity were net discov- 1
rod until the hour of unmasking. i
he music was in keeping with
lie occasion ann snappy swing
umbers kept the party in an at
t* aitu iiuiiiwi ?
<om the beginning thnoughout the
zoning.
At mid-nite eveyone left with
lunging for another -St. Valeu?
re Masquerade party with the
adio Literary and Social club. .
SUNSHINE RAND SAVING
CLUB
The club as called to meet on
cbruar.v 22 at the home of Miss
nuna Bert.
The previous meeting being post '
>ned because of the death ot
[r. Adam Wright, a relative ot '
hrs?Willie~~Mtrtr J acksoft uui?
laplain.
ine club extend the bereaved
imily our sincere sympathy. (
The funeral was held at Mt.
leasant Baptist, Fort Motte conacted1
by?Hcvt~J. B. ^John-Ton of ?
olumbia. ? ;
The club n?xt met at the home
Mrs. Emma Speck 1214 MculTie
Ave., w'th our Chaplain Mrs
illie M. Jackson conducting the
er.ing. After the devotions the [ A
>use was opened for business.
regular business routine was
Jrriod out. Two new members
rs. Willie M. Benn, and Mrs.
?nciena Barn. We were favored
ith a paper by Miss Delia Washgton
and a few remarks from r
rs. Will e M. Jackson. The me.ct;
g adjourned. Next meeting with
rs. Pearl Sumpter, 1218 Heidt
reet, Monday, March 1.
[IE WAVER LY SUNFLOWER | CLUB
The club m-t at the home of
rs. Pope. The. meeting was
icncd with the theme song; pray
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very encouraging remarks by Mrs. I
Wilson. The roll was called each
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mutation. After the mizpah ,
were served a delicious repast. [
The meet ng adjourned to meet <
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M's. Carrie Hampton, president
Mrs. Phyllis Russell, secretary;'
Mrs. Phyllis Ilaile, treasurer; Mrs 1 o
Hetty Barton - and Mrs. Blanche}
Watson, reporters.
IN MEM OR I AM
m
In memory of Coririe Gist, who I
departed this lif , February --n 1. I
1934.
We shall sleep but not forever, I
In the lone and silent grave;
Blessed be the Lord that taketh,
Blessed be the Lord that gave. y
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