The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 10, 1937, Page Page 7, Image 7
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Saturday, April it), 1937
Miss Helen H. McKnight, the
daughter 'of. Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Crafton of 1111 lleidt street spent
her spring vacation at home With
- > her paiout:-. Miss McKr.ight is a '
^ sophmore at Spclman college, Atlanta.
la.
Mrs. I,. Hagood and daughter of
ISO.'Hsj Taylor stieet was called to
Montgomery. Ala. Saturday morning
on account of the death of
their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Lena Hagood K,el!y. Funeral services
will be held there Monday, i
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Mrs. Rosa Mondle, 1151-6 Divine
street, left for Xew York City
Sunday. Mai eh L'8 for an indefinite
stay with he^.son, Mr. Wm.
Vance Mundle. ? . .
A I.LF.N CHAPTER
OF SFMTER, S. C.
* AM members of the Allen chap-1
t'er anl former graduates' of Al- J
Jen university of Sumter are asked
to meet at 111.'- Community center.
TOP Council street,-Anvil 0.
Rev. P. W\ Fordham, president
(Mis. ) A. II. .lohhson, secretary
WAYEItl.Y I.II.RARY
The Wayerly library wishes to
irfomi the librarians of the state
that the annual slate I.ihrarians
mooting will- .-he held sometime
next month. Wateli this column
for the date.
Y. M. C. A. NEWS
Allen University
~- The Y. M. C. A. of Allen university
invites you. to attend a vesper
1' service on Sutr'av. April 11, ltKIT
at 0 p. m.. in the "university auditorium.
It is with much pleasipv
tin! we. labor to hrirr* for, your interest
nad development speakers
,wh; ' niy irtorusted in -you as a
group. It i- a pleasure as:well hs
a treat to hav?. President Abranv
f-imp-on of Allen university to be
ttir principe speaker of the occasion.
T'-ero will b.e music by the uni'
vet-sit v c-hior.
Xi-h.rhrr-President?
ROSK SOCIAL CLUB
The- R. S. C. held its weekly
?meeting at the home of?(Miss)-VGeneva
Ilfunpton. The meetinjr
was called to order by the presi.
(hat. After devotional exercise
a rueirrsnt' was vendered hy the
.committee; then the house was ?P*
ei:? d for discussion 'of unfinished
t'Ti-iir s"'; >!'!-v wl^hv^Kr hontcTTT.sorved
a delicious repast.
The" n< xt nu-ethrir- will hp held
at the hemp of (Miss) Rebecca
RoY'o on Senate St. (Miss) Jenfnie
.Snii'h. hostess.
' The Ro-e Soeialers are inviting
/: each ai d every- ore fi r their
prest ne. at a Ringo party "iven at
the\li>?nr-of'(Mi ) (JCneya Hanipton,
Monday night, Apr*'. 12th,
It'.'lT..at. S o'clock.
(Miss) Gladys Miller, reporter
EXC'fcLSlOK SOCI\L CLUU
, The cl'ii h ;! its meeting at the
h(?:"e rf JMi-. Julius Davault, April
5, MKiT. '
The meeting was called to order
by the president and then we
proceeded with pur 111001511}?.
.. .... The president brought to the
cllib some very, good suggestions of
election of other c fficers, and he
also made a very good taik in accordance
with .eonduet in meeting
and public places. ' .
OfTicers v.i'M' ell-, t il from the
suggestion tluit he gave.
The liiejting eanie to a cio.se by 1
repeating .110. .ei.ib'c motto: "Not
at the top, hut climbing." And
then we were served with a delicious
ivaast.
J. Johnson, reporter
THIS COM M I N IT V CLUB
The cbYb" }Vol(! it's regular mccting
at Pleasant Spring school
house Friday night, at 8:00 o'clock,
April 2. First *ong "What
A Friend Wo Have In Jesus?"
Prayer by chaplain; Ppecnd song
"Down At The Cross," The Marshall
took rp the pass word. Caking
the roll of members, nil were
present except eight. * The Community
club received two new
-members, Mr. Robert Lee West!
and Mr. David Smith*. The next'
discussion will be: "IIow can we I
encourage our young people to {
romc to Sunday school?" After I
the meeting Mr. Napoleon Corley .
rervod lunch. L
The next meeting . wi'l be held
on Friday night, April 1G, Mr.
JVI. .Corley will serve lunch. y
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THE TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB
St. Matthew, S. C.?'The dub'
mot at the home of Misses* Mary |
ami Nora Folder or^ Tuesday, r
Mawli St). The mecftag -was "call- j
ed to order by the presiddht. The.
dyvolionals were conducted by the
chaplain. The president, then took
charge . Old and new business was
'>- discussed, after the business affair,
many games of card's were ,
played. The hostess served ice
cream and cake.
The meeting adjourned to meet
at the home of (Miss) F. B. Guinyard
April 6th. I
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NOTICE
Hear the Allen university Chor- I
nl club, under the direction of '
Prof. F. P. Abraham at 2nd Calwu
y baptist church. Sunday night,
April 11, at 8 <.'clock.
Key. M. M. Peace, pastor
NOTICE!
All tickets that were sold for
Bingo party, Monday, April oth
at Blessed .Martin Catholic church
will be. good for Monday, April 12
at 8:80 pan. Evei yonj is cordially
invited. ^
CARD OF THANKS
To our many friends and relatives
we wish to extend our sincere
thanks for kindnesses, many
beautiful floral offerings .and expressions
of sympathy shown^iluring
the illness and death of our
dear brother, John Gibson, Jr."
Mrs. Hattie D. Taylor and Ethel
R. Gibson, sisters..
NOTICE
Christian Home Burial Aid Society,
district No. 2 will meet Saturday.
April 18. 1027 in Chester
with lodge No. 20. \V. E. Wright,
president. W0 regret to announce
that our grand secretary. Prof. W.
T> 11. t... .... it-;
IV. MUIII Villi t ui' Willi US. i: I5
time, hut we are asked .to take
care of the Palmetto Loader's
rc aders.
Wesley Emevson,
l)ist. Secretary
MAGNOLIA SOCIAL CLVR
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Tiio weekly meeting of the
Magnolia Saving o'ub met. at the
home of Mrs. RuthellofF Gilliam,
1212 Lyon St. Til * mc ^"'g wrs
called to order by tve president.
Mrs. Ruby Woodard Smnl.c r.
Devotions and songs by the club.
R: 11 called, and minutes of the
last meeting read.
Then the house was opened for
business discussion. After all
bussincss was twmsacted, we spent,
u delightful evening of entertainment
p aying game's.
Ti'.ert we were served a royal
treat that was ir. store for us by
Mrs. Gilliam.'
We then adjonrned to meet at
the home of Mrs. Clotell Lemons,
loll .'Bam}vell St., Tuesday, April
18, 8:00 p. m."
LES RON AMIS
Mr. Richardson, at 1107 Oak St.,
ra"sday, April 0. The meeting
was called to order by the viecuresidenl,
Mr. Stewart, at the usual
hour. After the devotional
services a spiritual business dis ussion
was entered into. It was
hVided that the first of a series
of projects to be undertaken by
the club would be a silver tea at
the home of Mrs. Nance, 1500
Manning Ave. Sunday, April 11.
-TNiuyofo Tv "owniTilly invited: -_?tLattend
this '{silver tea and bring?
your friends.. The time is from
.^our-thirty to sis o'clock.
Everyone amused himself after
the business discussion by j/aying
some games of wdiist. We were
faeoi'tylt wjth the presence of Mr.
Bostbn Brice of the Crusjjdi rs
club, who lurnished some keen
competition in the games. AlU r
these games had been play'U everyone
left to meet next week
with Mr. Green Maxwell.
HOWARD SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
A very colorful egg hnnt,
nunsoied by the Howard' school
P.T.A. did much to swell the P-T.
A. treasure and even more at furnishing
a rather unique evening
of entertainment /or the pup its of
the school. T>
After the "HunV" prizes were
awarded to the pupils finding the
golden eggs. "Each child present
-received one egg or more. Ganuts_
_airrr -ettioved until?the hour -ofT
parting when the pupils all left
Tcith rcluctancy.
In the observance of Negro
Health week eaeli class in our
s. hoo! is striving to put over
worthwhile programs. Contests
in the writing of poems and compositions
are being sponsored, and
the exhibition of health posters is
doing much to make health educa
tion impressive.
LE CERCLE -ENTRE NOUS
HONORS MI?S ALLEN'S GUEST
Le Cercle Entro Nous htnored, j
withj a delightful Bridge Luncheon i
at the home of MfS.-Hazel Book- j
man on Wednesday evening, Mrs. j
Ethel Harris Grubbs of Washing- I
ton. D. G. who was visiting Miss '
Osceola Aflen, 11 Haskell Ave. for
the Easter holidays With a live- j
ly arrangement of the rooms and j
the beautiful pas.tel hues of spring
in which members and guests Were j
adorned made one of the most f
colorful and one -of-Lke most out-;
standing parties of the season. !
Lunelle n was served on the card !
tables after the games. High ;
score prize was awarded Mrs. Bet- j
ty Roach. Second prize and low;
score prize were awarded Mrs. Bir- ,
die Baylor Weathers and Miss:
ti ?: ..r>,.nn..<-;..v.l.- :
I iiuiiunuia j. iitUHLiis . l W > VIJ . ,
The guest of honor received a very :
pretty buttonmire, delicately perfumed.
Mrs. Grubbs left Thurs- i
day to resume her work as Head
r>f Mathematics department in the ;
Washingt' n high school's on Mon- '
day, April 5th. She reports one j
of the most enjoyable motor trips,
and pleasant visits she has ever
made, and that each member of
I>e Cercle Entre Nous, the most
hospitable person ahe has ever
net.
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TIIE "FKESIIIE CIRCUS*'
Mo^f thrilling event of its kind
the- '"Freshie Circus'' will appear-1
at Allen uliiversiiy's gymnasium
am Friday, April tnh ami Saturday |
April loth. C..l?i>sal, spectacular,
gigantic, thrilling.. I'linoes* Wee
Tom Tliumb. Jo-.Jo and Jumbo |
will be there to make your acquaintance.
DooiS' open at 7:00
p. in.
TEE EES COQI ETTE
SOCIAL CLl'It
The Los Coquettes'met at the
home of Miss IVniT'e rhempsmr-of-t
210 Bull St. A very njee-program
\v?s rendered by Miss Mary Young.
The members discussed old and
new business. A suggestion was .
maile by Misj Rosa Lp? Taylor
that the members pvu chase sweaters
and Berets and was-highly rcJee've'd
by. members.
I The n?Xt meeting will be at the
home of Miss Rosa Lee- Taylor,
11 ?8 Tobacco -St. Xew joiners are
welcomed. So tint > next week,
station I.CS'C turns off.
Rosalie Taylor, reporter
SEDAI.IN SOCIAL CEEB
?* 1
r- ??T1 C! C Tli? C.wlnliii
1 in I'l'iiiMit'ii* * ?* ??v
jSoci.nl club was highly entertained
j.ni the home of Mi'. and Mrs. Wil- j
lij. Williams on Pearl street oil,
j la-1 Thursdaynight. April 1st a-j
j o?;; with many other things ot in- i
if est the oltii) is planning a soe.
ii-1 at tli honie of Mr. and Mrs.
j .Initios DiieKett on Millwee street, j
| After .the-business ituim's were ,
; played. .Mrs. Williams served- a
(i Uemus repast and everyone eh:joyed
it.
\'e\t meeting will he held at
Mrs. A. C. Adams on New Mar-1
l:et street. She has gladly' con-1
seated to open her doors to us.
Tim civil) with* the President,
Walter Donaldson and .the help of
i h 'ir fat hen <; Mr. Josiah Moore
and Mr. T. K. Kobinson are planning
to do great work in the future.
, Kverydjie who may desire
may come to the meeting. You
are welcomed You may lend a
helping hand to keep thy wheel
a moving.
LA AM AS A N'P
The club hyld its weekly meeting,
Tuesday .night, April fith at
the home of MD< Marion Brown
1-18 lleidt stree.t The meeting
"was called to ord r by the president.
At the usual hour the* devotional
services, were conducted
in the usual form. During the
busiinss ses.-ion that followed
many plans were made and decid- j
ed upon to be under taken? in the
near, future.
Dur guests of the evening were,
Miss Kathrino Buicli, Mr. L'un-!
nii.gham ana Dev.. Haltnan. We
wyre very glad to have thJnv'iir
oil,.- presence. " * ' .
: ? The club trrtjournul u> moot at "
Gervais stiect.. Tuesday ni{.0
.. Aj ri! 1:5, l?i:J7.. " . |
j The host anil hostess of the ev-'
lU'rjr were Mr. Mervin Mitchell
aiiil Miss Million Broun, Thaj
nv mi cunsjsteil of Irish potato, sal
.1 : saliines, pork loast a ml sweet
, p.i-1: :e>. Ambiosia ami cake, I
[ .Mr. Met via Mitchell, president
' iMi ss) Maiion Brown. reporter..!
I mystic ci.ru x i:\vs
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\ Jroenvillo?I.ast Friday evc
1 y the Mystic club nu t at the
'ko.no of Mi.-. \\*. M. Hankhea;! on j
, >wn . street with Miss Xtrl \
\V odswoith-as hostO'S.
; The foil .winy .irin sts were -pres!
cn:: Mesdnme.s Krrcsiino ttiaitcr,
TV -.1. T i <* r 'f**
i! v-:ir.u i a> no. .wary V urcum,
j V.'TIio i.oirr.KT!<Tcs", .Tohhcttc Pet!
un, Ophelia Smith, Mattio
: T1-nia-. and Ahhie *Chappell6.
M: <sos Pansy 'Kiev,, Mao Logjpr,
I': tlie (.''.:rclon and Ora Loo
rW-Tttsr? * ?; ' :
hi Cont' d. Mi>:. Krnestir.c Carter
! re vive ! tv o ' high sen re' guest
: pr 7.0, a guest thwyl. Miss Pansy
; Pi e received low score guest
, p":x'% ::ii ash t. ay. The top score
{.eh h prize, a guest towe! was prej
rented Miss I.illie Tillman; the
? end high score prize, a set of
.table rants present .-;! Miss
1*.!!-' lh'ight, and the low score
C7 ti piT'r, .a?i a,;h trav was'pre-"
rented Miss Beatrice? Shumate.
A dclier i:s course of chicken salad.
potato chits, pickles, Ritz
111'i.ckefs i.s.d i.e tea was served.
RADIO LITRRARY SOCIAL
CUB
Round the town with Radio, after
leaving oar Studio, wo stop at
Cr:shy Rendez\<tus, 1215 Clregg
St.. where We spent a delightful
evening of entertainment.- turning .
to the hij?ine :s of "Radi ," we
on'-ncd xyii'h prayer by Tube Ileima ,
Tube Ceo. A. Klniore. The voll (
called hv the seeretni y: the chairmen
then conducted the balance. l)
o to the number of entertain- j
mi nts that are coiner on now. we .
v. I i <* t '<ohcd our lv use party;'
no il M av tlrd. We adopted as our j ,
"Do Unto Othe.rs As You ! '
\\* ui'(J Have Them I)o Unto You."
Our Broadcast begins at 0:00 p.m.
every Tuesday. Visit-.rs are welcome
to our Broadcast at all times. '
\fter all business was over we
Ira 1 a very delightful treat that
was in store for us by Tube Grisby.
Itetuining To our Studio this
is Tta-tion KI.SC. ..Now signing otT
to return too 'the air Tuesday,
April l.">, 0:00 jr. nv, 815 Blandihg
St. So until then good night.
Goo. A. Elmore
THE PALIVffcTTO LEADER
SURPRISE PARTY
The people of tli'-' Clover charge
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Washington Jackson on Monday
T. Tb Thomas, a surprise birthday
party.
The ' living robnr and?dining --room
were open into suite, and i
the rooms were very attractively'
decorated with spring blossoms.
The dining table .was covered
with a beautiful lace cover and in ,
the center Was a beautiful white,
birthday cake with candU's. As
Rev. Thomas entered the house every
one sang "Ilappy birthday.;
The menu consisted of chicken
saln i, sblltlnw,?Itn^trrr tea, Ice '
or'*am and cakc. About fifty mem
hers of the Clover charge were
pre'ent and the teachers of the
city school, lie received avoUnd PO
pounds of various things. .In
beautiful words Rev. Thomas expressed
how et'ated lie was of the
affair. Everyone present enjoyed
thi-i gala affair. ...
CLINTON NEWS
Sunday being a verv rn'nv day,
nlfhougb smiie of the
and friends made there wav to the
church. We urge that all members
and friends attend Hie Sunday
services at Friendship A.. M.
K. church Sunday.
Tno A. C. F. Leag 'e is working
verv 'i'fd uncler the h ad ' .-hip. of ,
I of. H, i.;.. Evens.. Attend. the*
I'-nriio. The- jolly' tivo <Tib flhet
at the home, of Mr. A. \\\ Thompson
on South Befl St.
Air. Bishop. PorterfL-Id spent a
very short stay in Xowherry, he
reported a very pleasant stay..
Miss Leona Dorscv spent th?
.week-end at home with her parents
in Whitmire, P. 0.
The twin Fant sisters were very
proud to see thpir parents in. the
city Saturday, after being' away
'or a very long time.
To the (O. S.) and tX. S*.) cus- <
tonus, subscribe for The Leader. '
Kemeniber no home is' complete 1
without The Palmetto I.ealer. <
Prices are $2.00 per year: $l.'2o i
for six months; $0.7." for three <
months. See or write A. W. Thonlp
son, 1719 Q uth Bell St.
clover news
Mr" John Robert Leirree left
T' o-dav evening frrr?Baltimore, ~j
Md. Miss Johnsie Prirram spent .
a few days in St. Matthews' S. C.
last we^k. t
Mrs. Mary E. Mobloy of York. ,
S. C. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. \V. ,
M. MoMey for a few days. (
Mrs. V. Robin?on 1 ft Wednesday
night for Baltimore., Md. - {
Miss Grace Jacks oh spent- Fri- '
day in Gastonia, N. ( . with Mrs. <
Dorothy Adams. (
Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas. Adams. ..of ,
Ga-tonia. spent the week-end here
with relativcs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie JaclAjon are
the proud parents of a daughter.
Mother and daughter are doing
nicely.
urdny night, in Gastonia, N. C.
with Mr. Levo.v Cassell.
Mr. and Mr-. Anderson! Guitheihad
as their dinner gu?st Sunday,
their pastor. Rev. P. B. Burnett.
Mi<s T.. II. Brown has as her
house guest this week Miss Yfniean.
Wo are very glad to see Mrs.
Wi?'scn, and Mrs. Ella A da ins out 1
after a slight illness, ^ . ' j
The shoo contest at Green Pond 1
M. E. 'church proved successful;
Miss N. Alcxan lor reported $11.10 I
which was the lushest amount; i
second highest was Miss Rose i
i.. i.A... 1- ? 1. &r% n i HP 1 t
>;ick>oii wnieii w.i* 9.1.01. i rie i
Silver Zone iiuartet of Gaston in, \
entertained tin- aclience with a i
number of select ions. A total of i
?12.78 was realized,
BEACH-SKI KG NEWS . . . J
Mrs. Susan An stle was called, ]
to the bedside > !' her. cousin. Mr.
Edward Edward<_m?Gastonia. N, '
C., March 24.?W-c .ecumbed short- J
ly after her -ari iy -1: hnrial was at ^
Pincy Grove church, WilkinsVillt, J
S. C.; March 2'.'. Relatives attending
the funeral from here were: 1
Mrs. Susan Apostle, .Mr. P. L.
I.ontr, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pack |
and little Mario?) Edwards.
Mrs. W. T. Edwards of Ilender- "
so'iviHe, X. a!-o one of the '
teachers at tin- dth Ave. prraded '
Sch< <>1 were the true'sts of Miss r!
Carrie"'"'Edwards and- Mrs. Susan 1
Apostle during the Easter holi- 1
days.
Mr. Ferman White, husband of 1
Mrs. EsteJlo-AVliitr. formerly of j 1
this town died in Concord, X. C. ! !
and was funornlizod there March 1
?h. Among those who were with . ^
Mrs. White, were: Mrs. Miji^ia 1
rUcomhe, Mrs, Mabel Reid, Mrs. *
Vovgenin Wi<'-on and Mr. Clarence c
Friday of lilackshurg'; Mr. and '
Mrs. Willi,. Snt.s?v. Mr. and Mrs. s
lands McCJill of Cherokee Falls. 11
S. C.;and Mr. .Wo:ih InscTrtVibe of ^
Spencer. X. ('.: Mr. an 1 Mrs. For- *
or Wade of Cha lotto, X. .. The J
cinrtery. Concord. X. C.
Rev. A. C. Wad,, and Rev. E. W. j1
Posey were over night' guests of j1
Rev. and Mrs. .1. P. Wade March "
31st. ;"
Mr. Rohevt T. < 1 alders is inn n
Droving and is home alter being
'onfined- inr-the hospital for some j0
imo, from a wound from a shot I
run. I
Mrs. -Margaret' Smith of .Wash-1
r.eton,. D. C., Mis-- Mildred Chil- i t<
lers of Brooklyn. N. Y. and Mr. | i<
Jessie Childors of Winston-Safem | h
nade their mother, Mrs. Cynthia , b
"MnP'ers- vorv happv Easter, by w
:omin# to visit her hpre. ' ii
Anion# the sick are: Mr. Heron- [ t<
Ion Jenkins, Mr. Robfert T. Chil- I V
lers, Mrs. Mary IiOn#, Mr. Allie | t<
Wood and Mrs. Lurleno Heard. In
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NEWS IN AND AROUND , <
WASHINGTON, D. C.
By J. O./ Hart
W ushir.gtoii, D'. C.f April 8th? ' j
Matoh wind has blown, now April:
diow cjs are pouring to start May J
Powers glowing.
The 'fcoutii Carolina club held its v
meeting Thursday-' night to plan I
lor the spring l'rolic which is us-, i
ually a grand allair. r
Mr. HeverJy Roberts formerly | e
ill' Columbia, S. C.. now English a
professor at A. and T. collt'ge. |
Greensboro, X. C., stopped for a d
short -wl)iI! 1" ?" ? t.i'.'h"v if?ul
sistcr-iii-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. i I
Roberts, 1138, 22nd street, N.W. I
While on his way to spend the
Easter holidays in New York City, k
Miss Nettie Davis spent the
Easter season in New York with ^
her brother. She reported a very
pleasant trip. f
Miss Laura Jackson called her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Jackson ear- f
ly. Easter morning front New York,,
to wish hc;r a pleasant and joy- i C
ous Easter which was nice of her,
Mrs. L. P. Holland, formerly of N
Laurens, S. C.. now of 2309 M. St.
X.W., has been in New York since J
March 14th spending a while with
her children, and aunt, 2048 7th 1
Ave. She returned last Wednesday
and reported having a won- I
derful stay.
Mr, Eddie Scarbouyh, formerly I
nf Marion. S. C., and Mr. Harold
Spann, formerly, of Chester. S. C. i
at;e some, of the recent subscribers.
To subscribe for The Palmetto
Leader in Washington, I). 0., call
North 0(342 or stop by 1109 T.
street, N. W.
mm m n*?
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHERCH
Rev. E. J. Gallman, Pastor
Chester, B.. C.?Sunday school i
>pene(i 10:20 a".'m. with the Supt. '
\trs. Daisy Sanders presiding. Our
lesson was splendid. After the
lass study of the lesson, it was a
reviewed by Deacon Chuiue Har- /
Jin.. r
.12:30 p. ni. The pastor read for n
scripture Genesis 1st chapter. |
rhen using for his text "The Won- 7;
lerfulness of God.'' Isaiah 9:6. The S]
nessage. was reviewed; with great a
spiritual enthusiasm. 7 y
We didn't have B. Yi. P. U. Sun- A
lay because our president and vice- ?
president were absent.; 8:00
p. m. Instead of preaching <
,ho pastor had all to repeat Bibl,. %
rerses and explain them.' It was
eal interestim'. We were dismiss
;d early. S
Miss Eula Meeks, Mr. M. L. Hill
rnd Mr. A. D. Johnson of . our
i-hurch, went on a visit to Rev.
^airman's church in Winn&boro, S.
C. who-said they had a real nice
time.
The rally that suppose to be SunJay
ii post poned until Sunday,
April 25, 1U37.
THE PALMETTO CHMr'F==^-=
FECES' -CLUE ~
Is Every Member of The Palmetto
Chauffeurs' Club Satisfied to let
the Idea of Securing a Club Home
Drop?
We are living in an age of re- <
foim, an age of planning., strik- J
ing. wars and trying on every
band to improve economic, social,
educational and religious condi- J
lions.
During the last month wo have
H-vn planning to buy or build a
lome which we might call a club
louse, where we may be taught
jy the elder members or those to
,vhom the president might bring
n to teach us at any time, or any I
m>mbcr desiring to have someone
pine in. While we as young men, *
ire enjoying-life, there are those
?y the hundreds here in Columbia,
crying for help and are un- |
ible to *inJ w^nd keep work for
themselves; they too need to be
taught. There are those who are j
stiillcd by the economic and social
barrier on" all "sides; then There
are those Who can do if they- r
would, they too, should be awak- 1
i>md and taught. I
There is pienty to be done in j
our community; let us buy a home
where we may organige in groups
uid dial more closely and effeclivcly
with prejudice and senega- ..
[ion within our country. We only
seed a club home. "So nation *
an rise higher than the lj-vel of
t* hollies. Wherever we appioach
h\? subject l'soni the point of view
if health, morals, child conservaliako
the man." and there is a
li/atioi*. or citizenship, the. housng
problem is l'un.lamei'.ati.
ilUMK.)
Home, the first and nio.>t impor.
ant school of character. It is a i
oninion saying that "Manners
iiak e the man," ad there is a
ccoiul, that "Mind makes the (q
ian;" but truer than either is a
liud, that "1101110 Makes the &
lan". That's the idea of thjs
in. home. We hope to make betor
moil. It may be some time ^
i-1 ore e very man is interested tiT
tii h an idea, because many of us ^
aye Ironies and too. stili lenitmer
that lire-side teaching; but
ouldn't it be a nice thing to have
place to carry the out-of-town
i : lit is when tney come through
r come to Columbia?
The talented members of the F
lub are giving programs Sunday
fternoons at dilfoient churches
or the benefit of the church and g
>o spreading thj? idea of this club I
Airin Ii
H s iiuiu ior every mem
er to git up an' git, for one day's j
ork left undone causes a break i
i the great chain that years of
:?il may not be able to repair,
'esterday was ours, but it is gone
jday is all we possess, for tolorrow
we may never see. B
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'Nancy Anna |!
Brown's Folks"!
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