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r"i"7"t- -.Tytfigy WpI HU'WffaPB ' '"""" " Saturday, March 20, 1937 The many friends of Mrs. Eliso ' Randolph and her two youngest /hlllghtnvr will?he?suipiisod TT~ learn that they left s*vera? day? | ago for New York City, where they will make their home with [ Thomas and Robert Randolph and . Mrs. Elizabeth Steptoe. the sons I and daughter of Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. Scrthesa Cannon Jackson ' of Birmingham, Ala. came up tc ) see her cousin, Mrs. Alma Cannon Hopkins of 2229 Gervais St., who ^ is still' very ill. Mrs. Jackson i? tho Hani'htoi' of l\fps Kntn Pannni on Senate St., who is very prou.l to have her daughter for a few very pleasant for her while in oui days. Her friends awT making it very. pleasant for her while in our city. Mrs. Jackson is one of Columbia most winsome young women; to know her is to love her , Mr. Robert Cannon of New York City is spending his winter vacation in Palm Beach Fla. He sent a lovely box of oranges and grape fruit to his cousin, Mrs. Alma Hopkins v We wish him a pleasant vacation. CARD OF THANKS The family of Mr?. Mary M. WMliams of TTolumbia who departed this life February 7, 11)37 wish to express their appreciation and thanks to the friends of the com munity and members of the church J for their solid' tous consideration during the illness and death, of i the deceased. She wqs. a faithful member' of Bethel A. M. E. church and labored in the home, in the community and in the'church as a . faithful C'hi'slian worker. During the pei w formance of her duties she thot of Him who saidGome unto me all ye that labor and I will give thee rest". ~She has gone to receive her-reward and is - survived' i.:.. ? \ 1 1 T\f.. c T w ur> a ui'vuii'u iiunuiinu, xui, c?. o. JVTlliams; one sister, Mrs. E. J. i leir'ing; one brother, Mr. W. D. ; 'oleman; a nephew and niece and ' oany other relatives. LA. AMASUNT In sp'te '>f March's chilly winds in full number; Tuesday nijjht, 1G the members of the club were otit^ at the home of Miss Evelyn Bouie. The meeting was called, to order " by the president at ?:au. The devotional exercises were conducted in the usual form. i The business part of the meet-; (ing was very interesting. Uld and new business was considered. The President. Mr. Mcrvin Mitchell brought to the club some very interesting plans for the future. Miss -Alberta Ititter an old mem ber of the club renewed her mem- J ?_bership. . The dub w'll meet at the home of Misses C. Hart and Essie Hart J lOO.'t Harden street, Tuesday, 23rd of March, Hi37. The-host and hostess of the evening wore Mr. Ernest Ware and Miss Evelyn Bouie. A delicious course was served of fruit salad, smack, and tea. Then refreshing ' grape juice and cake. SUNSHINE BAND SAVING ?~ ' . f CLUB The Sunshine Band Saving club met at the home of Miss Frances Wallace 2130 Green street Monday night, March 15. The meeting was called to order by our chapla'n. Opening song "Something- Otr My' Mind", led by Mr. George Belton. ^rrintlivo lncchn w?a rl Knr TVf Pearl Sumpter, 8 versos of the 11th chapter of St. Luke. Prayer was rendered by Mrs. Hannah Cook. Second selection: "Stepping j in the Wide River", led by Mrs. / Will'e Mae Jackson. The devotional service was brought to a close V. and the meeting was, turned oVer % to the President, - Mr. Thomas Thompson. The roll was called and each member responded briefly with a Bible verse. The minutes of the last meeting wore read received and adopted. Tha bus:ness part of the club was brought to a close. We then had a short program. A poem?was recited by Mrs. Mozell Thompson; also a pa^ per by Miss Francis Wallace and a spiritual by Mr George Belton. I The meeting adjourned and will convene at the home of Mrs. Adie Mae Wolor 1218 Heidt street. I \ i I . I? ^ ,?x < THE WARD ONE WILLING WORKERS CLUB The Ward One Willing Workers club met at the home of Mrs. R'ssa CheC-oboio, KQ8 College S-. Tuesday, March lfi, 11 r7. with the Madam president presiding. The meeting was called to ordf r by tiir Madam president, Mrs., .Paatal.i and opened with the club song leu ; by Mrs. Rosa Cheoseboro. Pray- i, er by Mrs. Kathcrine Sims beaut - i ful Bible verses were heard l>y uil of the members. Mrs. A. B. Dantzled led another beautiful song. Then the meeting was opened for 'business. The minutes -were read, motioned by Mrs. C. M. Thompson, second by Mrs. Ressa CheiNeboro. The roll was called. The nr. mbers responded briefly. Then the meeting \v;i? closed. Mrs. Eva Mac Moss led | the closing song. -Mi's. A. 11 Dantzler led the closing ode. B It. 3. C. The Blue Ri!)bon Save. club mot at the homo of Mr. Simon Richardson, 1503 W'naley St., March 12. 1937. Opening song "I Conic, to the Garden." Thou tlu; tcripturP was read. Prayer in concert, then, the devotional .exercise was o'.oscd then the meeting was turned ovo: ,to the president. The house was 'opened for business. New and ol * business discusses. The roll was called- and all members respond od very quietly. We. had a nice meeting. Then the meeting cam* to a close, with the next meeting at Mrs. Laura Gibsoii, 221 Bull St We were. served rsandwiclles arc Russian tea and cake. President, Mrs. I Puttie Walker . Repctier, Mr. SpCnccr Walker THE BON BON SAVING (T I P, Monday, March 15 the eluh nut at the home of Mrs. Ella Sims. 0101 O i. .i . .. i. rpi -i.>i ouiih.it sneer. i no nici'iniy | was presided over by the President Mr. Julius Bagloy. Song, Rhino .on mo, by the Secretary, Mrs. Flbr. .'ne Williams. Prayer l.y Mr: Geo. Thompson. Scripture reading by Miss Etta Mac Bowels. The minutes of the previous .meeting were read and approved , and the vol! call was answorld with quotation? from the Bible. A guest of the club was Mrs. Ella Sims. New members were Mr. W lliam Dentley, Mr. Arthur Eikenburgor. During the social hour refreshments were served and many interesting games were enjoyed. Meeting will be hold at the home of Mr. Wm. Dentley 1-105 Gadsden. street, Monday niejlit, March 22nd "BACCHANTES" The club Was royaVy entertain -i Monday uiyht, at the home of Mi ? Essie Dean. 1310 McDuJ'fje Ave. The pre indent win at?iiis post?r?duty on timie. Aft^r the devotional exercises, the house was opened for business. During the business hour, the members decided to order the club pens th" follow'iivr day, Tfoping thitt they will bt? re ccived by the end of this month. Miss Mabf'l Ilro\vn was elect t' to serve as dircetros- cf t';^'" play. "Mother's Moments" which will !>< staged in the near future. The Kncinnce Imm' iro !*? /*<* # ?.>,! interesting. At this meeting the host and hostes-, Mr. McLPste1 Zimmerman and Miss. Es*4o-T>ee.tt-sorved a delicious ropa-t. We !atEva Porterficld anjL ,M r. C. <j'A> Spann Monday night, March 22, at the home of Miss Portei fieU:. 2130 Gervais St. The members arcurged to be on time. THE-YOUNG MEN'S PROGRES SIVE CLUB OF BISHOP MEMORIAL A. M. E. C1ILRCII The club met at the u-ual hour, Tuesday night, March 0, ll.'3T, at ! the home of Miss Alice Smith, j 1213 Pine St. After?tire?devotional?exercises, the business discussion ensucd and was very interesting.' Our most efficient and beloved president, Miss Alice Smith made some very interesting remarks to the club concerning the futun plans. -At the close of the busi ness hour, the members engagei themselves in a "Bingo." Contest* J which was very interesting and rpprpntinnpl Thp first nvizo r/ I the Bingo contest was awarded tr. Miss Cafe'e Epps, the second pri^p was awarded to Mr. LcrOy A. BKWn'.1" Prizes were also award1-.! to Miss Josephine Ilolley and Messrs L. W. Dakers, H. E. Smiti', ; S. A. Brown and Benjamin Bethea. ' After the contest we later adjourn-^ ed to meet with Miss Josephine flolley Tuesday night, March Id, i 1937. SUBSCRIBE FOR i TTTR T.WAnWP jk.. *. -? cs- wry\ ROSE SOCIAL CLUB I The R. S. C. met at the home Of (Mis>) Mary Ella Preeia,- The opening song was: "Love Lifted Me." Prayer led by Ethel Robinson. The second selection was led by Mary K. Preeia. After a short program tlie roll was called and each meritTier rexpended with a Bible verse and their l'cts. Then the house was, opened for discussion of new i business. It was desired that there I b>?.a "Candy Knock'^MrmfeyhiteT the 22, at 1025 House St., at the home of Emma Turnipseed. Each and everyone are cordially invited to attend* The hostess served tlv rcp.i-t. We adjourned tc meet e* the home of (Miss) Ilattie Ruth Robinson. Gladys Miller TIII2 PALMETTO CHAUFFEUR'S CLUB The" club nut at Mr. J. W. Branson's dry cleaning plant alound eight thirty o'clock Monday nilc, March loth. Meeting called to order by the president; a prayer and a song, then the minutes of the previous meeting were asked to be read. Tht? secretary read the minutes; they were received but not passed On! if. an -unreadness was clean up. | The minutes of the meeting of i March 1st, were read in order I that something might he brought' out' much clearer. In the minute* of the last meeting a report pas le of the chicken supper ?o f which' was given on Friday nite at Rcder Point school. The trip and jU'.ppr proved to have been a success. Every one seem to have eat ght the spirit of coopcratio..? during the club's last suppers. The dub members did not only turniait in full, but they carried their guest and friends, and they in turn at t ied their guest. This was a business nite foh the club. After all business Mr. dr. nson spi ke Of how glad the' ;\e ttbc.rs of hisfirm including tiivsn f were to have the club turn ut in such a large number, llo o<t, talked of co-operation among lie colored men.and how the white nfttl is gradually' pulling away ro:n the ^"egro as far as business s concerned. Miv Brunson told the men about the time Avhep one of the leading white businesses in ry cleaning ho.w, didn't have any. hi :g but a hand cranked cleaner; tri by being a member "of a your.g rticn'n elicit forinv'Vin is nn nut'stflrrl i:nr cleaner, and has one of the ' / rarest businesses -in this city, i t because. .those men stuck to their brothel*, and saw that the,r nowls <1 id 'ike wise. May we, tPe members of the club catch that same spirit and make our brother the same as the white man? ' It can be done and is going to be hme.-? ?1 Mr. T. J. hlntznunger was guest :<>r the evening. He spoke of what -o Id come out of such a body of lii.Hi if they ,weiie tq stick together ar.l get the ballot in their hands, an l that they were not citisens until they had the ballot in the hand lie too spoke of the power the X3gro had in this present election of . ;.'n<side'nt Roosevelt. The president asked Dr. Hal'nian to say .something on Xeg o business. Dr. Ilallman made tlv> -tatement that if it weren't for 'die Xogro business, he may as wo 1 "TV.ilI up and"go South. Mr. Miles rave n -unimarv of all. the speech ? os. Mr. Miles is well versed in polities and experience that he- is d.li? to enlarge on any speaker. In speaking of the ballot or tn<Xogro a^ a whofc, over one hundred and fifty years ago, the DecJuration -of Independence was a dopted by a body of men who had hone, courage and a fine philosophy of life. "We might hold these . truths to he self-evident, that all j men a?e created equal; that they \ arc endowed by their Creator with , certain rights; that among these are life, liberty and the pursui' of happiness." It seem to me that this life, liberty and the pursuit^ of happinog^, is a doubtful thing to a large per cent of the colored ni*m in this country. Life? Yes he has life bui how much protection is given that life? There seem to be nothing cheaper in Ameiica than the life of a blacl; man. Liberty, yes he is .lfyee of bondage-such as that of seVfenty or more years ago. The club will be glad when that idea of which ! has already beep mentioned aLtbut the-Rf?irit- a?~th?-hL A. CJ. P. : in South Carolina goes over. When that idea soakes into the minds of men and women the pursuite of happiness, which brings that fredom to do any useful, thing that intelligence, character and energy fit one for, we shall have accomplished a goal. There seem to be a sadness with in the eyes of the next ones to s^rve the club after having dined so graciously at Mr. Branson's 1 j THE PAT,MfSTTO f.EAF) THE ROYAL COLLEGIANS Monday nitc, March 8th found the court again in session. T ui scene, the home of Mr* Jackqucs, 21U2 Pendleton St. At\&:.'{U p. ?n the acting chairman swung the gavel and called the group to order.' After the devotional exercises, the club went into it-> weekly business. No doubt you have seen through these papers lh?' q-Pres. Mr. Bclton left a few weeks igo for Nuv York. Since that ;ime. the club has carried on with that particular office vacant. Ic .vas the common consent of the ncmbers to elect a president. Mr Epps was nominated but readily declined to lemain the club's re porter, lie in turn nominated Mr. AVinsel Jacques who was unanimously elected to that high office. Mr. Levi Harper was elected vicepresident. Mr. Walter Scott succeeds Mr. Jacques as secretary. When the busine-s of the evert in.* was completed, the members* am mused themselves with a t' vv games of whist; Messrs Kppj.? ami Jacques were the winners of th.? evening. . . Monday, March 15th, wo met *U the home of Mr.,Simmons, J.'i'J.') Stark St, Our Pr?s. was there and at his post of duty: We can tr.Ufy >ay, or the writer .at least, that Mr. Jtu.qucs who is working conscientiously with the club, seems to flnu no time for vacation in the. service of others. After rartsaeting aii. business a coinmitwas nppoirded co work o.ut a program that you will here moV. about. We adjourned to nv-ot a* the home of Mr. Scott. 00S Wnlmu St?, March 22nd. plant. It would be foolish for any non-professional man to try and 'ompjte with such a supper, and I'P foil t oo tt.itt, nr.. i) - - . v?... j aui. IUU:;MJ!1 a business man and has ben ' fo; years, and this affair was miC of the ways of getting over, to hi.-, customers and friends his appie eiation of their business for. th ' past years and asking for jt in an advert'semertt of this kind, a gorgeous supper. The recoid show? hat he is now doing most of the members work, but they are not satisfied with themselves, they atsending their friends in also. Long ago Dante had a little hah it of the heart which toll - us much In his best moods and moments when he saw life clearly, saw whv a winged thing it can be, he wo.uk say, *?'Another was just then wjt.i I me." If we can recapture, in thi noisy, hurrying, clever ago, ; sense of "The Other One' in th partnership of life, jv nr to us an. ifchvnyc, with >n>. it?vr-H?sirrc?tr from the loneliness "srr~niany feel L-.muel '\Villiant3 5* Make Way Eolksil | ?THE AMIS1' i Teach( X Present'nt>- The First ! Harolt *?" * ?AM .t. I SWING I X j- Several members of this i ! ! members of other outstam I LEROY ? FORMERLY WITil 11 >: I CARLTON i FORMERLY WITH I DAVir i' FORMERLY WI1 X * LEROY ;! FOKMERlA Willi I ^ | T ownshipT | Thursday Ni f Admission: ( ?ER i:\rrxsroR ct.ib The club's weekly riveting was held at the home of Mr. I.eroy Per terfield. After the devotion all old bus'ness was cleared up and [ new hu-iness was discussed. Our J first annual public <l:inee was dis| cuSsi.d. Mr. Jtp'orire John-on hecame a pledgee of our eluh and later he will become a full nieniber. ? 1 . MYSTIC CM p, MAYS Greenville, S. C. -Miss BeH; Bright nio-t delightfully <n!^.rtair:e.l the Mystic club. And friends will" a very unique Bridge party, las'. Friday evening at :00 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. M. V. Bovyen c.: Ann St. The guests who hn'Ticd to nod a hit.of zest ami" glamour to tli. occasion .were: Mo-dane. s Lydf Biggs, Etjipl Doniumris. Ahli . Chappclle and Jessie llamptO' : blisses 11 at tie* Cu.retoti, pertruu Robinson, F.tljfd Copland. Mamy . v^opeiana ana r.mui \\ ill Duirii Spartanburg, S. C. The color scheme of 'green, s*< cleverly us<>d throughout the evening gave the party all the cheer fulness of the approaching sprinir season. Quito artistic tallies ;j which we re .shamrock and hot d signs, were passed. Each guesi and member of tin Mystic club ri ceived a shamrock or hat filb, i with St.'Patrick's Day candy. , The fir-t,guest pj i/.e was pre sented Miss Edith Will DutTie, ardtlie top score tub prize, was pr' seated Wss Mamve Shumate. Both rcC'ived a very beautiful exoui-i'r. hand cm-hev: 'i-'\:rchecn set. Tlv j siVojid high score club prize, a love j ly hand embroidered van:ty so* was presented Miss There sa B" wcl1. Tiie low score gui?st priz was pre'srmtod Mi >. Ethel Den 1. mons. ami the low score club priz * Miss Alice Folder. 1\< th' receive 1 vanity sets. ... The ho-tess, .nSsisfd by Mrs IVnvcn, served a delirious salad course. haln, hot biscuits, nut roll and iced tea. CLINTON COLLKOE NEWS ' A play. "The Redheaded Stepchild," which was presented before a packed audience at Cl'nton college Monday night, March S. was a .great success. As com Mner.ts on this play such expressions as these were, heard: "It is ? the best "that has been in Rock Hill t for a long time". "It is the best 1 that I've ever seen". "It is worth i ! sent,''ng anywhere." "It showed I that someone a bo red untiringly I training the characters". This play will be presented throughout 1 South and North Carolina. Should tl ninii* viiiii- tuimn nr Hcnv vim fail to see it. Much civil t is s 1 1 due rrcif. A, J. Johnson anil , II. Turner who are responsible lor ihe hi-- way in which the play ? V * > V \ ? 'x Here s me iiig one.: i UAL JsTATiS? | : . j*r t Lot-ai Appearnncc of ?? 1 -- : * Y' J nnp I V > S. il J A ) nis? VI ASTERS 4 - ,i, ie\v a&?;rei?aJion are former X lin^ orcheheslras.? X hardy- i TTCHhll HENDERSON *| X duckett | JEAN <A I.I.OWA Y '! .1. ) pugh | rn J EMM IE GUNN $ x shelton | i l I 1IKI I'IIl' Y I 1jV/IV1JL/?V 111 1J1 I> Y V* | Auditorium j i ,i, te, March 25 f -X .i. - 44c | ? t MVBEnnBH Class Jewelry & Coinir imi: .mi.i) \i. \n is < />.. not i II1K the Iic-w ami toiio t ( lass J< jjra\ ir.}'. I . S. (iDH'Min'cnt ??i) World's I iircisl and ISc-st Schoo l-illiugiaplifd Diplomas. Samples Salesmen For S' IN . Durham Founts 1!.)'?, Washington Street ( o' niiliiii. S went . Bishop .li'h'i \V. JI art in was [at' tin-. -> li? <>! Saturday.- The student body Jivtetie.f to a \vn? d-i-ful serMio'n dolus v"d l y ).-?*> a t Ml Olivet Sunday. . ? I'tf-s-idi-nt J. S. Stanbaek went home last. week bc.au.-o of illness. Miss Margaret I.. DeMor-). jrrad .Unto of th Eastman School of Music- of the 1 'riversjty of itbdiestei lias hern cor.'ine;d to her bod. April' 2 U Founder's Day for tlijs* nstfrition. We, arc- hoping it will lx> a l;s. All' 'alumni aiv nsln-d t-? .?rtm?nJ ?-r Ahmi- #V!irr? ; Mater in a ta: gii !c way < , this day.-. . * *< * ? * >? > ' V*^t?: I FIN FN DRY S MR VICE CI.l'AMM;. i . I, ' . j Columbia Laundry "A GOOD LAI NDHY" r ' n.isroi'NT CASH AND .CARRY A SPECIALr I ' V. 12 pounds for 39 Cents TIILRS.-I RI.-SAT. J .j- ; i \ \ i A>n M . PHONE 221 17 COLl.\MR!,\ * *T+ '-*+ % <* * 3333IEBQF. ON BEA'JTV %* v . Men (i n.! women?learn inn; J.1-' t> - no r e t h .of If >."u ; ' :.?t < ><??' nts. recely v i.'.. > -i : e - if: !? jn ! bi* mote y ii. ?: &.:? nt s p: K- > itnnf'.'l.iil1 . '* Dept. ri. n =T; M'< Mnpfti T. iTn7 USE HAIRLOXGER A wonderful Hair Grower Makes the hair grow Long. Ful and Luxuriant. A fair trial ' wU prove its wonderful worth. llairlonger Grower 2*.< iVessi'ng Oil ...2*i Hostage tOc. ALML 1'. IU A M.. Box 21. Clio, S. (' t O.O.O O vO Ov'Ov vv v v C>. v O v.v O vvv Kine \Y iiu-s?Clarets? 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