The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 15, 1937, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, May 15, li)37
Mrs. Eliza Can- Long left fc/r
"Portland, Maine, bund; y night
May 10th to join her husband, Mr.
k P.. C. Long who has been there
for some timer
M A It It I AG E A N N () INC 12M ENTS
Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Harris of
1120 Queen street, announce the
marriugp of their daughter, Nora
Esther to Talmudge 11. Dixon,
March 20, U>o7 in Col'umh a, b. C.
CLAIRE DE LA LI NE
The members of the Claire De
La Lime dub met at the home ol
Mrs. Millie Watson. The meeting
^ \ was caller, to" order by the President,
Mademoiselle Alice Lueu.
Old business was discussed and
new busOiess.was taken up. Al'tei
the meeting' the-hostess served a
delicious course, Vanilla ilia' ice
cream and cake. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs
Cornelia White, 1001) Heidt St.,
Tuesday, May 11, 10157;
YOUNG MEN CHURCH CLl li
Lake Uityk S. C.?The c lub held
a very good meeting Tut", day nite
. May 4. The treasurer made his
annual report. From' this report
the club 'seems to be in good condition.
The president was on his job
After the treasurer's ri port tht
members discussed plans for 22nu
of June. On that date they will
pi^wewt the Golden Gate Jubilee
quartet in a concert.
The membership has increased
since our last writing. Keep a
watch out for us as we grow.
THE WARD ONE WILLING
WORKERS CLUB
Tliu club met at the liome ol
Annie Jones, l'g Sum'ter
Street, Tuesday, May iith with
thi' madam president p'esiding,'
Mrs. A. B. Daiitzler. The meet:
-...II...I I-... -,..1 ......n.
lllg" Wilfe Villlt'U lw uivivi < n\i
ed with the eluh song led by Mrs.
Ressa Cheese boro. ji Pra'-qr by
Miss Nancy Sims* Beautiful Bible
verses were heard by all of
the members. The- minuses were
read; motion by Mis. C. M. Thorny
soti, seconded by Mrs. Kathirine
Sims. The roll was milled, thy
members responded brie fly The
meeting was closed. Mis. C. M.
Thompson fed the closing sons
Miss Lucy Jones led the closing
ode.
BON BON SAVING CLUB
The club met Monday nite, 10th
of May. The meeting was called
to outer at the usual hour and a
brief discussion was heard. After
which the hostess served a delicious
course.
e?... ,..:n l.? m.1,1 of
1>1'M ,|lll'UWlll& \> lil Ut JiVJU Cir.
the home of Miss Ella Barnes,
Monday, May 17. All members
are requested to be present.
THE COMMUNITY CLUB BOYS
The Community Club boys held
its regular meeting Ftiday nite,
at Pleasant Spring School house.
First song Stand up for Jesus.
The twenty-third JPsalm was repeated
in concert. Prayer ottered
by chaplain after which the
roll was called for joiners. The
club had live new joiners. Aftei
>4 . the meeting was over cake was
served to everyone in the meeting.
Mr. Nepclson Corley will be
host, pn Friday night. May 21 at
ESQUIKE SOCIAL CLUB
Spartanburg, S. C.?The Esquire
Social club met on Monday night,
May 10 at the hom'e of Mr. Stinson
Fowler, 2J9 Jolly street. After
the discussion of unfinished
husinoss! and new matters of im
portance, the members were served
a refreshing course of punch
and tea-cakes.
BLUE RIBBON DAY
AT BETHEL
There will he Blue Ribbon Day
at Bethel A. M, E. church Sunday.
The Trustees Helpers club sponsors.
All members and friends
are asked to buy a bow of ribbon
for 10c. The club hopes to finish
raising their $100.00.
Mrs. T. B. Lewis, President.
LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB
Thb club met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce at 8:30 p.m.
Meeting was called to order with
a song by Mr. Boyce. Prayer by
the president. Song by Mrs.
d/iti'i/l )/i?o am 'of
AJuyncv oti i|?m? u
which the president took charge
of the meeting and called for the
minutes. The same #were read
and approved. Report of sick,
was called for, there being none
old and new business were taken
up. Two new members joined.
, Thirteen were present.
Next meeting will be at Rosa
Goodson at GODVfc Sumter street at
8:30 p.m. May 18th. Closing song
and dismissal by president.
We wei'e served hash, rice, broad
to* and or mm.
Milmrtaira?mi nHk mifr? ma?la si i
HI.I K MOON SOCIAL CLUH Tl
Mrs. Gctiruile lirown was hostess
to tiie JioohC'is on 1 uosilay
niyut, May li at Hie beuutilul A1
Count i y nohie ot .ms, Ai.ua l.joi
Sanions. Aicivi'ag4 was ' idc.sikcil or
over -by the Li,, sulci.t, 'Miss ilea- i';
uci.-ou. "bulging tio.l wui lake \v<
caie ol jou, ieit by All--, llrowi: hi'
i layer by ihe i?iesiucnl. Scipi . .-.ji
uiie lesson reail by Miss lino, a<
iilc 1 ilit cnapier ol >t- A"'1".?H+?t-rj
ble verses by the ciub. ineu the
nnnuue.s ot Wie last meeting weie .\i
read by tne secretary. 1 ne nunates
were reeeiveu ai.it auopuu. ei
. v brief UiscusMo.i waj curried on
then the loll v.a.-s caueu. JLVery
one paiu limr uues promptly. fe
,\\ e . want to man a tne inula nv
ootial club lor cooperating wi.li wi
'as at our silver tea on 1Uotir'.,rs' li
nay. 'st
A lie hostess, Ail s. Krywn served
combination suiulwielies aticf-lcin- th
oiiuiic. _ lii
llie president will be hostess a;
to the .Uuoncrs on next 1 uesiiay eil
iiignt. Doiht forget Hie lJiue .so
.noon is still shining. w<
fllK CAN'A 1.1 KKS in
cnn i i <iii.
uvvi.ll/ V.1-L I> oi
The tegular weekly, mectin'y ol i\a
the Lavalicrs Social club couVv.li- lei
ed at the residence ol Alt.'James' i,\i
Whitman, POtt Washington sued, tin
1 ucm.1i;,v night, Alay li. Alt. Aiel- sii
on llcrb.it tiie- chaplain conduct- 1;
ed tile" ui*\olioijaJ, set vice alter an
which the business juim, ol the
meeting was di.wUsSew VH-iy brief- tit
ly with the viec-jnosiddnt. Ali> o\
i hmnas jUiiI, presiding, The re- II
.uuihUct ol the evening was spent i'i
eery enjoyubly. bo
MAdNOI.IA t l.l li Al
?r- lit:
r The meeting was field at Uic'wt
home of Airs. Alary Tucket
liuriiWvll .alleel. Devotions we're
.onducted by the President, Alt-'.Kuby
Woodaid Sumter.
We wish to thank each one that
. oidnUtTU il toward our bi'lgu pal
.y on Aio.'iday night.. 1? was a.!1''
great success and everyone <saiu
.hey Had a very nice time. <"1
The Alugiiolias also enjoyed a cn
delicious repast alter all business j 111
matters were conducted. Then wie
adjourned to meet al tin- borne ol j .
Mia. lv. .U. wmoiv 1 ill.) 1.yon M., I
Tuesday, May IT. l,a
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r? ? i a
? A SOCIAL SPOUT PALMY. sa
: 11
There was a Sport Party given, ha
at the home, of Miss Sophia Mae Ci
Munda%\ Thursday night -May at t||
S o'clock. The girls wore sweaters j
and skitts and tlie boys wore at
shirts ahcPsport pants, The hours; fu
were enjoyecMjy playing gUmes. | tji
The guests were Misses ltuby Pow !U1
ell, Clara Randolph; Lmy Mae jn
Coins, Lillie Mae 1 lampion, ..lulio !;m
Sims, Lueilc Munday, Louise Mur.l
day, Sophia Munday; Me:-, is. Wil, ah
liam Bcuns, Lmmra Boons, Chester ul
field Powell, "Sam McCoy, William 1.st
Miekens, F.dwanl Mie.kens, Ralph i}
Burton, Sanunie Taylor. William! st
Larioy, Foster Riee, Speiu or; Wal-1 lJO
ker, Fdward Fiipp, Albert Cr:rig. !U:
Louise. Craig, l.illie . Ma" Laws, I jt.|
Jiminie Wilson, Kddie Mankin and; on
others. The hostess served a de- I !>l,
lieious repast. Everyone evpi'i ssed i at
themselves as having a mee time'. ;h
RADIO LITERARY i u',
AND SOt IAI. CH'IM
Ladies and gentlemen, oure.a-jtj;
gain we are bioadeastitig to you i j .
through the courtesy of The Vl,H '<i
motto Leader and Radio, this tune j,.,
sponsored by Tube Thomas Rainier,
1116 OaK ' street. W^-mp tied jn
with prayer.by Tube, Herman cj
Smith and Scripture by Tuliy. {Jeo.
A. Elmore, reading the 21th chap- u|
ter pf .Mattli \vs. Our bous^??vas ,,f
then given to the chairman ^fm :it
this was strictly a business meet- ,,,
ing. Preparations for the Radios'
11th anniversary to be given MaV
31, 1937. [)l
?Wo?a+e?giving?a?Dingo?p:ai y ?
1405 Lyon street. At this party
we will give valuable prizes to
the winner after every game. We to
"aTe"niaking out ou]r invitation rog- nt
ister at the,bingo party, so please "t
lvo present. Thoro will bo no :itlmission
charge. Eveybody wolcome.
So until next week when tli
wo bring you another broad, ast '1
wo will say this ..news is from sta- M
tionRLSC. Your announcer,
Geo. A. Elmoio. hi
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BENEDICT TO CROWN ...
MAY Ql'EKN k,
Benedict students arc looking "j
forward with easier anticipation to
the Annual May Day festival, at. 'Y
which time the May Queen will
ho crowned. She will alsoreign .1
as "Miss Benedict". This is an
annual event sponsored by the Y.
M. and Y. W. C. A.'s, in honor of (j,
the institution's founder, the late m
Mrs. B. A. Benedict of Providence,
Rhode Island.
East year, under the direction
of Miss Jano Watts, who is acting
this year, the occasion proved to .
bo one of "special elegance whore 10
skill and talent was displayed. at
Miss Adelle Peterson and Mr. A
i,ouis uinson, p res uteres or me ;\]
Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.'s, rcspec- lulively,
have announced no efforts hr
will Ive spared to make this one pi
non-thc-less impressive. ci
The contestants for "Miss Ben bt
edict".are: Miss Julia Mae Green- co
lea, of Belton, S. C.; Misses Xao- di
mi Neal and Dorothy Jackson of er
Columbia. The Queen will be th
crowned by Miss Annie Don But- w;
ler of Hartsville, S. C., the retiring
Queen. m
Th? largest orowd of the fosti- nt
val history is expected. 1 p<
.
T
HE E'TOILE DU MATIN
SOCLy, CLUB
1 lie dub- met ut the honie of
iss S'ioia Harmon Thursday Oth
.May. The house was culled to
iief by the i'i esidost,'Mrs. Eliza
iltetsou. After, tlie devotiunals
ere over a short discussion ot
i-.iil.ss' was held. Everyone reonded
leadily with new sugges
lis. The business session cudtarty
because of ~a piogiain.
Solo, Miss Mabel Harmon; poem
Lss Alary Hemphill; recitation,
is- Lula M. i'ulterson. Rev. Kobsou
made lntei eslmg remarks;
l igfcer-AiijW of Life".
The hostCft^r SW'"^ed a' delicious
past aiter which we adjourned to
eel at the home of. our president
ith ...it. (Milium Smith us host
iiu -day, May Id, at b08 Walnut
rcet.
file faithful. Workers met at
e home of Mrs. l'auline ~VVtK'
uns .Monday night, .tiay 1U at
ut) o'clock. The house was callto
order by singing our club
ng led by Mis. Williams. Next
.* .wete led in prayer . by Mr.
etce;; selection led by Mrs. Lai.'w.
After the devotional part
1 I.!... u nc m-..v t lw> -linttM
is'. o'pcited lor busine.-s. \W
d ifie m nuics received andadop11.
There some unlinisiie-A
isiliess so we began tile discus>n.
We had planned tie. haw a
iver lea JSuhday, May lGtli al
DO o'clock al the-home ol Mr.
id Mrs. Hurt.
The public is invited. After
e business pari of meeting -was
cr. the Iniaiuiul iol 1 was called,
le members responded briefly.
io next meeting will Le at the
me ol iOidcr and Mrs. Dent op
nur' of Hi bland and Oak Sts.
uinjay urnlu, May IT. We were
missed, by. saying out parting
nd.
11. HALMl.TK) I 11AITTKl US
CI. 11$
After a I'evV months of debatj.
ami beating some, unseen l'eliv
around- the biish, the club
mo to a conclusion about this
ib house ten o'clock May the
mil at the home of Mr. and Mrs
iVe lb-Vault, 2215 Senate street.
Alter- the'opening of the. meetc,
there were reports of the
.-tweek. It was made plain to
e club that all of the money
i.-ed piu.s dues had been placed
l'ely in the bank. There was a
port of the program which was
d on Sjinday, May '.'til at Mill
eci; church about 7 miles down
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Theie will be another program
Ziou Paptist church in the neai
tun*. These programs, are getlg
more- interesting each time,
(1 tun tl'iey seem to. be bringing
satisfied sums for the churches
d el lib". '
A warm discussion was or hand
out tlie. equipment of this home
iiie.h-.is located at 1017 ' Walnut
reet. If any due wi.-lies to see
is place, if traveling IlardVn
ri-ot. . tufit Pendleton and go alit
middle ?>f the block, between
irdcn and Pine and turn to the
ft; if tiaveling Pine turn West
Pendleton, go about middle of
u k and turn to the right, then
>out the middle of Walnut to
e left is 1017, the place that
ill later lie nnxlernly equipped
r tin- c-Uib and their friends.
This liome is being painted thru
i tains, music, furniture, from
i- front, through the kitchen
iter there will he eats of all
,, 1 . i K i. .. . t
JilJ* II "Hi IIIKS lllMlkL* 111 UL'*
..If of the club.
Mi?mlay ..nitc:: will b?* the opcng
of tin.- home. All v'l^ibs of the
iy are invited to attend this
K'lii-nir. Suppers will he son'I
befoiv leaving for the benefit
the club. Come one and all
nl see tljis coronation of the
?ly club home in the city.
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It AM A TIC .('l.rit or SIDNEY
I-Ai;\ ( III R( II VISITS THE
- yrrrtr v\s-.iii>speese--j_
Tne Dramatic club carried cheer
the Yet', rans on Sunday afterion
with a program that was
ost enjoyable and stimulating tc
ie-e hel ot s'who expressed themIv.s
as highly appreciative of
ic hour spent with entertaining
u'tii. The (lib wishes to thank
iss Daisy Itoach and the Beneet
<iu:u'tet for responding so wiltgly
with their rich voices. Mr.
. \V. Haumeardner. whose insnir
ig remark^ were evidenced by
p'.au-e ol' the veteians, is well
'.own for his eloquence. . Other
imbors on the program were by
lib members and Joe Wilson who
a member of the choir. The
ub appreciates the friends who
kindly used their cars to see
at members and participants
>vn carried out.
Watch for the next activity of
ie Dramatic chip in The Palctto
Leader.
BACCHANTES.
The Bacchantes Social Club was
yally entertained Monday night
the homo of Mr. Lucius Dakers
t this meeting Mr. Dakers and
iss Walker had the pleasure of
ting as host and hostess. ,The
disc was called to order by the
T* U. n -* - * n
i -iuvia. uiu 11iiiiih'i;ii rou was
illod and each member contriitcd
very freely. All business
nccrninpr the annual affair was
scussed and made clear for evyone.
It will suffice to say that
e annual affair is well on its
ay.
This beinjp a social meeting
any were anxious for the busies
discussion to and as early as
>ssible. However at this point
O *
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HE V^Livi^ll'O LEADER
the discussion ended and the social
hour ensued. And everyone
seemingly hud a veiy nice time.
The b<?st and hostess served a delicious
repast after which we later
adjourned to meet at 152:1 Harden
street with Mr. L. A. Brown
and Miss B. E- Coins, May 17. ?r>
MISS CKLESTIKK SMITH
VISITS < Ol.l MI1IA
Mis*?Cvlestiiie Smithi XaIioiin 1
Student Secretary ol' the Y. \V.
C. A. was in Columbia Sunday attending
the Area nieeitng of the
Y.W.C.A.
Sunday night before leaving,
Miss Smith talked with the-cabinets
of the Y. M. and Y. \V. C. A.
of Benedict college. , She discussed
the King Mountain's conference
that will he held at King's" Mountain,
N. C., JungJUHHrnd the Student
Movement Conference that
v will he held in Beiea. Kv.. at He
rea college.
Miss Smith also spoke of the j
present condition of the world ami
tile unawareness of students; Ways
were also discussed to awaken
students to this realization.
She urged the students to attend
the summer conferences
wvhere the- present conditions will
be made ifeal.
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MAR I.HOIK) CO. TK. AM) BEXNKTTSVII.EE
II IE II NEWS
With the closing of our s'ehocl
Hearing an end, the teachers are
very busy practicing preparatory
to their plays, etc.
The primary and intermediate
department will have, their operetta
and play this week, May . 12,
and 11 respectively. }?* ?
Til,. Rev. W. R.. Gregg of 'the
Methodist Episcopal church has
been selected to deliver the Baccalaureate
.sermon Sunday, May 30,
1H37,1 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Gregg is
pasturing in Darlington. S. C.
Miss Ela'se R. Graft of Columbia,
S. C. has been noded to the B. II.
S. faculty for this moiith. substituting
also Miss Roberta J. ,
Christie of Orangeburg, S. C. is
substituting as H. E. department.
Miss Craft is in the primary department
We are very glad to |
havc theip with us, and the faculty ;
and student body welcome them, j
ami will do all We caii to .make i
their sKiy_pleasant.
Mr. b. 1. MftH.le.ton was th,> bunday
guest of Misses Middleltjn and
Baker on May. 2. ,u
Miss Glad^ Malhy. a member
of the ninth grade recently under
i went an operation in the city hospital.
We are'glad" in leport that'
1 she is doing nicely, an. looks to |
I go home c/n May joth.
Mioses Middlcton. ('raft and
i Baker visited Mvss Mylloy on Sunclay
afternoon to the hospital and
I carried a beautiful boiiq let of'
j flowers and a bo'ok for her to rea*.. |
Miss Craft and Christie were the '
Friday -afternoon guests at the I
hom0 of Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Wright. I
Mess* s Cooke>, MicldlOton and t
Baker* called Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Drake
to* vrsjt Mdsses Craft and Christie.
Mr. 11. C. IJt'ewer called by the
heme of Mr. and Mrs. C. D
Wright Sunday afternoon. May
en route to Il-.h tsville, S. C.
.Mrs. Isabe!!:i- llarr-jngton Pearson
was ti e dinner guest Suyday
' Mav at the hi-me 6L' Mr. pnnci >
1 Mis. C. I). V.'tig t.
Surprise Party
Tlno-ii :i .iii-nrisp biithdav
party gi\tn ill a half of Mis ('.
I). Wright at -!i? r homo 55 Mar
shall Kt.. Monday night, May 10
lU-"i7, at N o'clock.
Quito ar. enjoyable evening was
spent in .Ityrhg various games.
Mrs. Wright i ceived .V-ite a
few very beautiful aiu. useful
gifts." - Those
pr? Seivt woreMr. and
Mrs. A. G. Kennedy, Misses Bonutr,
Craft, < hi -tie, Green, Gordon,
Mo.ssrs Gilliam, Green, Mr.
anil Mrs. C. 1>. Wright and son,
Misses Baker and Middlcton wore
sponsors ol this occasion.
They served ice cream, cake and
junch. All left expressing having
spent a vciy enjoyable evening.
l-.iH.i.i h HIJ NKWS
Mother's-1 'ay was fittingly observed
at both churches Sunday.
The CCC Koutal given at the
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SCIlOOl NYU2S \n i*i i aubirnuvu tuc
program i t-1'1* ot?.-i much credit to
th(. Instructor. The
.Tuvenif Thrift club met at
j the .liO'ine of Hannah and Richie.
t Green. Lovely meeting, am! eleven
I new members were added to the
roll. ThP next meeting with Julius.
Francis ami I'ennie Smith.
Mr. Cage Shodrick of the CCC
j Camp snent tin- week-end with his
I wife, Mrs. R. 11. Shedtick.
Mrs. Martha I'.ice continues to
he finite ill at hi?:nc on Macedonia
Ave]
I Mj's. Maggie J. Cooper spent the
! week-end horn,, before leaving for
i New". Yoi k city. May 19.
I Mr??Walter < ook spent tluweek-end
with bis family.
The District Ju. feing Contest
I met. jjit. the Edgefield school May
I Edgefield won first prize, Mark
Adams being the w'nnor.
GREENWOOD NOTES
Western Chapel 4
The Junior Stewardess Board
met with Mr.-. Bessie 'Hayes Wednesday.
May T. 1!>37. After the
usual openintr the president ealled
the board's attention to some
unfinished busyness., which was attended
to. Plans for the "Boy
Friend Party" were finished. The
date is May 25. By this time you
should have*your boy friend ready.
If you miss this party, you will
miss part of your I'fe. It will be
irivon at th0 home of Mrs. Lossie
Perrrn on Pearl St. The board
will meet Wednesday, May 12. at
Mrs. Minnie Franklin <yn Walker
St. Come and bring your frien.:?
and your money.
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I. 1 - AROUND (WI)KS
| St. Stephen I'. M. E. Sund;
school wa.i condue-te . !.y tin >.i;
j Mrs. Emmu Wi ;::t. tin- h-sI
was lirivOy nixus >'.J tv
school After Sit:.da;. m)i>o'1 \
dc\ otjo Mil I s<; i .vice- V. v
by 15 to. 11. Wrij. nt.
Hymn No. 12 "A C a\u. t<> K? .
I lla\e." w \. hied ny th>. pa ;
Rev. S. L. ( siilii'.iin. I'ici\..i _i
Rev. S. ivrTTioo.:-.-. - c;,;,! j; . ?
No. loo iioiy Sph it." w,
also* lined by Rev. S.. L. ( aii i,:.
Krv. t alhoiin :i-u<l io rtne :r.o|*
iny? lesson Maitiieiv 1>.h ap';.
21st to 251 h vcr.-tu- .ilvjiiti. v:
th?;n suntf. He then p-ea< le-.i
so'ul stirring sertm>h. I' v.;
found St. Matt: eW loth cbaph
all 1 25t:i vci .-?* l.oi <1 help n;e.
Everybody .seemed to have . joyed
th(. fecrnion.
Elder T. J. Miles. of i:wi;
was the house iruest of Mr, a:
Mrs. K, !' Thbiaa- on .Monday,"t
also made a shot t .stop a!. tbc'.hjm
of Air. hik] .Mis. '1 joint y < .o;
They wen; very Jilajl* to lv.i\'e in
there. ." *
The county agent, Mr. Thop,;
uiifi wiic wcic. al-v; mil p. t;
home of- ..Mn an i .Mi -. E. 1
Thomas on Monday, very g!a<| *
ha.v,; them.
Mr. K. l. Thorn: v-Mrs 1 J.- >;
and Maniju Thomas Mr. f.'k>A
Uurgees.and wile motored ov? p !
Lake'City Sunday afternoon, wh-u
they witnessed the Racealuurt a'
sermon. They 'expressed. then
selves ?s having enjoyed t.
Miss Lcven'ia ' Pcler.^ih w'; o lui
been on the sick list fo"r son,
time was (Ait to church on Fin.da;
Everybody Was gluvl to seher.
fik&t n \I'Tist cm urn
Great Falls?-Sunday, May. :
Which was Mother's Day was*
high cay'-around our-cjuuyh-; o.
Sunday school turned-out well.?1
Sunday night, the Mi.-sinnai
sponsored a wi/r.derful p.<?g>a:
with Mrs, Kthel Voting aCnii-ln
ofr ceremonies. We had mm te
few. of out of town ...gue-ts. Tii
edueati'onal st i'iiirn was preac!
hy Rev. It. I\. Mason at..J'at :rii ,
he preacluid to'..'a packed church.
M. P. Cjlintborpe left Ft i 'i
afternoon for Grecimhoro. N, (
to.spend Mothot'sDay with, .-hi
mother,' Mrs.. Relic Arhdgc. SitEmma
Gunlhrop -pent a We !< .v, i
her mother. .Mis. Anni,. (iun!hyo
Miss Emma is working, in Given
boro.
hktiiek A. m. e. CHI ig u
Rev. S. H. Dew is, Pastor.
Mother**' Day was bcautifull
observed with appropriate exereb
es throughout. the day. Sunda
school began'at the., usual hour an
was attended by a hug crowd <
children- and adults who e.njoye
the lesson
The paster used as his them
"The Priceless Value of a Yirti
oils Woman", lie spoke of th
responsibilities of a Christian mc
thei' and of her duty in seitit'iir n
proper ideals and .standards, 1 T.li
music- by .the choir blended wit
the sermon and. aided hi the in
piessivehess of. the service.
At the evening mm vi e ^Iii
Sallie Howard. Misses N hisMance
and Melba Laurence rea
papers about i he lb Mmo
of Mothers, The font' i 1 11 i t: r
Mothers to Civilization ar.d Ti
Immutability of Motheu I. c
respectively. At tie clt.'-v ? .t til
program a bcaijtiful lb ;:.! si-rva
was held duiing which the red an
white roses were placed oi the a
tar'with appropriate nr.a-ie ' eicai
fil to mothers who are living an
to those .who have depart ,?!.
Mrs. S. E. Collins in h> r usu;
dignified manner presid? d at tl
morning and evening *-rviVcs.
HAM COMMIT AT llilF.NL
SHIP COLLEGE
The Baby Contest at Fiicndshi
on Ajnil .'huh was a real slice 's
ltcv. C. B. Prowil of. t.'.e M. 1
church aldiesscd the moiliers ?.
the subject 'Take this Child an
Nurse It and 1 wiil gi\e Tlu
Wages." Senile good aa\ itco av;
:.. i
1'iggs, the pen"or had tlu babu
brought to lib. front, anil the i
mount of vol Js. lor. each baby wt
given m wu'UiiU;. Ail the babies i
u.te contest were beautifully dies
Wj. Mrs. L. 11. Cloud ailed i
.secretary". Mrs. \\ illcit/id Ipr
sciiLedThe i-div.es. l.ittie "DoVo'tfi
Jackson, had the highest aiiioui
$lU.i3 and -as given thsi pnz
which was a silver spoon and lor
Willcnc Harier ds.raS, was await
ol a large uo.i that umi.i sleep an
cry. Lriicsluie \\ inii-.-aie uuu J? i .1
an . v. a.- al-o g> n a >. ii. Litl
Maude 1 iari ?*s had $5.-P?; i'ercivi
I'ricc $-1.50; ikiby blown $?.uAlmost
$ id.uu was realized- froi
lhe contest. Th,.-college is gratt
lul to al lio woilied mi taitr.iulj.,
Miici' Ma,- Mil codir.es on.Satin
.lay, bounders Lay v.ul be he!
-Monday May lutn.?
\\ A 1.1 LlilUMU) NIAVS
Mr.-. U. K. Sm.vi. and Mis
Bci.lah '1 ill'fT s I'-U-i s at tile lie'
1'. ii. 'fillet, i et i.. lieu to tiieir hoiii
in Sumter last v.lf i. aitCr visittn
jiev.' an... Mrs. i iia . sc. ral days.
i' neiwivai at \\ oaoy M. 1
i iKirv. li vloi i. (l a \\ : y success 11
meeting, r.a\ ?'ng he -n conducted b
ino liev. J. t>. aioui'!* at Suinlo
.Ui.^. Stokes neeompa.nea hail her
Uue ol tiio la;g >t i uncial i
.icciit Viiitt.- \v;?j nvui .t llopoWe
I'resbytcrian chuich over tne r<
mains ot Air. L<-\viit April -otii U
Ur. J. Al. Ail tier, tlie pa star.
Kev. l'eaitou ot Lr.arieSWn \vj
a pleasant rts/tor in uie eily tn
week and wast he guest ot lie'
and Airs. -Miller.
Atiss Aim thai* . Wright, supt'i
visor, ot Lexington county motoi
ed home to spend thd\ Sabbat
with her relatives. Airs. Ann:
L'aul Store accompanied her and
the guest ot her many friends i
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