Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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j Saturday, June 2f?, lt)37 r Miss Corinne Gordon, left the \ city Saturday fur Philadelphia. where she will attend Temple Un- S iversity Summer School. We wish 1 for her much success. r Miss Lucilc Mundy. the oldest j daughter ot .Mr.*"and MYs. Isaac Mundy left the city Sunday June * . t 20 for Atlantic City, X. J. to stay n awhile. She will be missed by her j relatives and friends. Mr. Thomas Somot -?f.. is21 ! h"is~daugh ter, Mi>s Lillian ^mant * ? o \ ork City-. .Mr. .Sinott and his daughter loft New YorkiCity AIo.p 1 day lor Chicago where they will * witness the Louis-Braddovk light. ' Airs. Verona Wakefield of 201-1 ( Taylor street, left .lime* 1.-th l'-i } Chicago, III., where she .wi!I be the i house guest of Air. and Air.. Lit- ; ther Smith, 4001 Fores villi? Ave, \ Air. and Airs. \V. L. Daniels and their two daughters, Bil'ie and j Bettio Jean, spent the week-end , recently' visiting relatives and -friends in Kdgelield,, S'. C. Alt s. Daniels is the daughter of Dr. and Airs. AI. K. Gordon of Kdgeficld. ( Mrs. Wni Gordon is visiting relatives and friends lit Greenvile, [ - S. C., and Ileiuk rsonville, N. C-. While in Gt eenville, she . will be the guest of her sister and bro. ther-in-law, Air. and Airs. Wallis J. Walker. .AljssOs Lola 1 and Josephine Brown, -daughters of Airs. Young B row n. of L124?Harden? street,left this city Tuesday, June 15, 'lX for New York City. where they are expecting to spend the sum- ^ met" vacationing With friends-and 1 relatives. We wish them a very ' pleasant stay. ^ P.Of f. I fJ-in- 'I'" ""f Greater Mt, Canaan Uapt. church a of Augusta. Ga? and his wife were r the guests of Miss Alice Aaron, Sunday, June J J. The vi.si ors ex. pressed theipselves as having thor ' oughly enjoyed their stay which' was made interesting ami enter-' taining through the etfort of Miss Aaron. The party spent a very enjoyable afternoon at the Colonial Heights home of M-. atul Mrs.. Reinck, after which they returned v to worship at Zit/a Baptist church where Rev. (Joins do ivcr.-d a very ' inspirational sermon. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT ? t Mr. and Mrs. William Adams |i announce the marriage of . their' * daughter, Miss Gerti'ude to Mr. William Phena/.ee of Atlanta, Ga., v Thursday, June 17, 19:17. 1 MISS EUKA REESE HONOR a GUEST AT SURPRISE PAR I V 0 u Miss Annie AVrenn?ami?Mirk ? Lucile Kennedy were joint host- "jesses at a lovely Sut prise Parly former's home near IKathw.iod. ( in honor of Miss Fula Reests a recent graduate of Hooker \\ashington High school. The. living room and reception hall were adomed with bouquets of pastelcolored roses and gladioli, accentuating the green, pink and white colors. Amid soft lights and sweet music, the guests played bridge and danced until the wee Refreshments served were in keeping with the green, pink and white color schemes. R Besides the truly surprised hon erred guest, Miss Kula Rtwoi<?r were -?i the Misses Annie Wrenn, Lurile 1 Kennedy, Barbara Jones, Ruth ^ Reese, Tommie Kelly. Elesfsc Da- w vis, Inez Martin, Ellic Hampton, Carolyn Reese, Bertha Reese, ami " Messes. Jethro Johnson, E. F. 11 . Calhoun, Alx Harper, Tom Harpei 1 David Cooke, Frederick Douglas, h George Lewis, Tallie Watkins and Ctorro P/io venn PALMETTO CHAUFFEURS a CLUB. c Lemuel C. Williams P 1 |k The club has been on the road tl B for the last few weeks, with trips tl around the world, Riving parties, w straw rides, having barbecues, tl giving lectures and now they are ei back to the club house. This club pi has become very popular, and cred b it should go to Mr. G. H. Hamp- b< ton for the interest shown in the make-up of his paper for the am- e - )le space given to the club's writngs. ^ The "next article of the club vill be of another reporter, for he present reporter will be out )f the city. Credit should be gi*en each member of the club for he interest sho\vn during thifc reuvenation. Every man ha; played lis part well. These writings have >een printed just as delivered on he occasion 'that called them orth. They are selected from scores of visits I have .j^fculo" of he club's affairs. They represent hose efforts which have been host favorably received. Some lave been disappointed at the absence of some of the addresses riven on represntatiye occasions, rile fact is5, some of our most ambitious efforts have never bc<tn Witten, and most of their su^jtnni'o 1ms inirii fi'rim: riu> hnvrtml <.h all. _ To the members," we'will riot rnwl foievor in the dust, nor Irive fcyever iu the dust. It is l.onorable to do chanlfeui'ing. or vkalever di iyir.g j'oii are dying, Hit there .is no reason why we drbiild do that and nothing else. )ur clay will come, and we will ie found in . all pursuits, achiovng distinctions and sit owing ,.ca?abiii.tics which \ve never Were sup msed to possess. The destiny of tno ' Chauffeurs lut) is in oui own hands. We must abof if.id suffer; we must be patent;, we must carve out pur own ut urc. There was never a night without a day, )r an evening without a morning, tnd tiie darkest hour, as the prov erb goes. ' ^ s the hour before the dawning./ focng ^rn/ls social cm h. The Young Girls Social Club eas called to order June 21 at the tome of Mrs* Leon Mitchell.. The gain. Prayer by Miss Mildred 'hatthan. -"We a're very glad 'to ;now that Mr. Mitchell is out of he hospital and doing fine. We ire very glad to have Mrs. Goor :ia .\iac 1'avenport and also .Mrs. lester Hall to become members >t* our club. Our club will meet t the home of Miss Mildred Chat nan next Monday night; IRS. ANNIE M. GROVE llONO-j REE AT BEAl'TIFl I, BIRTH I I)AY PARTY. Aiidoi son.?Outstanding among he social events of the week war. be lovely Birthday Party with I'hich Misses Minnie Stowers ami Adeline Ma'rtin entertained on hursday c^mni; at" their home n Hampton St.. in compliment to .lis. Annie Martin drove. The en in- front of the drove home was hrowu open for tile occasion ami 'resented a scene of unusual beau y in its birthstone decorations. As the . guests arrived, they cere greeted at the door by Miss Tnttnali T \'iine sinil \T 1 )oi'Sf?V 'eese. A profusion of larkspurs ther mixed flowers. in arti-tie rranKonients. ' The dining ronm v. it-, especially jvely in its exnuisitc appontlents. Adorni n g tho table an<f its >voly gifts, wliich was centered it!) a lovely eiystal plate .holdig the birthday cake. Serving the ainty refreshments of banana losa Cherry, Geneva. Andersoff. 'ostlla Burton, Minnie Stowers nd Adeline Martin. 28 friends ailed between the hours of 8 and 0 o'clock; and others who* "did ) , ot legister. liKONZb.MKN MA\ S. On Monday evening, June 21st In. Jim Bcdl entertained the ronzemen at his home 2225 Rich mil street. The meeting w*as tillciJ to ol'der by?Lhe?president t 9:15 o'clock. After devotionals ie president opened the mooting ith a short talk/subject "Aiming: t Something:.''The words were as dlows: "The man who aims deberately at the center of the nu'et stands a better chance, a undred to one, than the man who hoots without taking aim. So in fe, young men and women w'na avo a purpose, who are aiming t something, will be more sucessful than those who have no lans and whose aim is nothing, he best and highest things in le world are the unseen things le eternal things, the things that 111 last forever. Money is a good ling, but there is something high t* than money. A high position, olitical world is a good thing, ut there is something higher and otter than office and position. Character is the grandest, high st and best thing in. the world. We include in this one little word character a world of things. Honor, uprightness, speaking t h e tiuth, dealing fairly-with people, being willing to help the lowly and unfortunate, paying your del/ts promptly; those things and many others like them are included in the one word character. And these are the things that are worth while in this world. So it is important that every body should aim Ut the right* thing's. And to help you in taking the proper aim in life. I am going to give you something to aim at. Let all of us make this little motto our rule of lifef Know something-?know it well; IV something?do it well, And he somebody." After thdse few words by .Mr. David Bethea, the president, plans Vl'ium mo/l? *' -1....- 1 ' 1 ..x. v mi na* uuuce wmcn will be hold at tile Township A>u_i ditorium J lily :?, 1!!37. Music will I bo furnished by Jimmy Gunn and his Dixie Scrcraders, Ma-tor of Hot Rhythm. This band has: boon _ making gbod ever-sinc? they open ed the Rainbow Theatre in C"i? ->" cinnati, Ohio, featuring the .Jones Brothers. T.his band has "moved to Gree.rsboi o, for a"weekV engage ment at White Oak Inn,' whore you will hear Jimmy and his boys' broadcast every nito of this week from lOmntil 10:30, over Station, K\Y. Sunday night, July lib hoi \|'iII leave ( liai lotto, N. ('., for his ueep South tour. His first stop ' will he Columbia at the Township Auditorium. Admission will bo l ie. Don't forgot to hoar the Jones. Boys. If you do not hoar .-.them hero, he will a Do ha\'b dales in. Jacksoii-viUv, Fla., Miami, aid Clearwater, Fla. Road fhe~Brbrwmen Sews next week and see what Mr. Jim Bell will have, to say. He will speak ' to the members on the .subject: Three Words to Young People. Next meeting will be hold at the hiMOc Iff Ml' I tfilUnm, "Vt 1111.! !t\ ? night July l.'k ll>:57. si n shim: band SAVING t l.l B The club nut at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. George ILlton 2J0'.? Stalk street,, opened with singing Troubled About My Soul, led by Mr. George Bolton. Scripture lesson was ietui by Miss Nellie Myers prayer by the chaplain; singing I.c-atl Me On, led by Mr. Harry Smhptor. The vice-president then I took charge. Minutes were read received and adopted. The roil wa-' called. . Bible- verses v. i i-o re-cited. lLnjarks- by Miss Nellie Myles. \\\ had one visiter, Mrs. Alice Salmon. We enjoyed a pleasant evening. hVe were served delicious punch and cake. Our next meeting wili be with Mr. and Mrs. J. Speaeh t214 McDutVie A ver riii-: twilight social cli h St. Matthews, S. C. -The Twilight S'ocia elub met at the home of Miss Louise Hampton on Tuesday nite, June 15. l'.'JT. The moctTffg was called to order by the President, Miss O. B. Addison. Tlie devotional ecus lu: id ill'It'll bi, the Chaplain, K. B. Guinyard; after which the president took charge. Old and new business was discussed. After the business session the hostess se'yetl pine apple, wnip | cream ami cookies. The meeting adjourned and next meeting to be J. Mitehel on Tuesday nite, 22nd at the home ?vf Mrs. Alice and Mrs of June. i'^SQl'irk social club ^ Spartanburg, S. C., June 22nd? The Esquire Social ctub met orT" Monday niuht, June 21 at the home of Mr. Luke Dawk ins, 551 Littlejohn court. Many matters of importance were discussed after which the members were served a delicious course of vainl'a ice " cream and caramel layer cake. The next meeting will be with Mr. Charles Dogans at the home of Mrs. Cooper on Monk street. land ok the sky hook inc agency AN UK* iir,nniAO The Land of the Sky Booking agency presents the Tennessee Masters (11) piece orchestra.. alsor I'hil Jones and Morriasey's Tar 1 Heel Sync-opators orchestra, Lum Redman and his orchestra. These orchestras are available for dates now starting July 4th. * Write or wire Post Office Box 1241 Asheville, N. C.; John R. Hailstock, manager of tour. TRIPLE C DOINGS. Modoc, S. C-?Educational Ad-' viner W.B. James left camp last | <? V I TUB frAlMBTfO Lb APE Saturday for a two wooks stay at? the North Carolina A. & T. college of Uieensl/oro. Mr. James will return to camp on or about June 27th. This week we are 'supposed to move into our new camp site which is located near Modoc. The camp has been under const ruction for quite awhile. It is now near complouofi. Asst. Adviser James Diggs, Jr. has charge of the Educational Dept. during the absence of.Ad| visor James. Everything is pro1 grossing nicely under Diggs' supervision and he ox pressed his ap| preeiation to the company for their cooperation. CARD OF Til \NKS. Tl? ' :i.. -r ? I. i . t 11iv* luiniij ui nit* laic .James | A. Harper wish ; to thank theifimany friends for the kindness Thimn litem hi Ihi ii i rr^^Tvt beioavement and for the. beautiful floral ti ibutes. We especially wish to thank the ntlicials* and tiOTsrs of tlu* Hood .V.imariton Hospital for the kiildf'.< ss and consideration shown our father during his' 'stay there. . ' Till-: FAMILY. . B. it. s. n? The Blue Ilibhon S. Club met at the homo of Mrs". It* sm Myyrs, . Whaley street, June The opening.' so.ivt was I am wot king on the building. A 'f. . the devotions the meeting. was United oyer to the president for tin.'business- of ' the o veiling. Old and new business was .discussed, l it roll was called, the members .responding by repeating Bible versos. The ho'st*^ served a dilicio'us u'j tist. The ] next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Francc'na Mtynkins, 1427 Whaley street. , ; ; L'AM ASAVNT: . , . The tilth met at the home o f Mi-s Claudia Bouie 2'.21 tiervais sti eect,. Tuesday night-, ' June 22. The meeting was. called to older by. "the* nrtsindnt at >:;u Tl>.. v.._ i*ro National Anthem "was. sunjr. The Lord's Prayer v.a? repeated in concert. A ?hort -.'in otrram was rendered l?y the Committee. *11.o program, was as follow-: A poein , by Miss. Eurico Bowers; A sekv- | tion by the Chili Trio:"' A poem by ( Mrs. Serena Eddy: A short talk ( by Kev. While. > In the shprt business. >i?sioii : that follow* d. the roll wit- called i and each Member responds *1 brief- i ly. We were very . jr'ad to have' * with us Mis- . M; ('ntchron and t ^liss W hite, l!e\. la* kson and lb v i White. Mis.- homlhy J.eWis and Mis- Uen.ya llunitnoi; were re- < eeived as nieinbeis of the club. 1 Mi-s Evelyn Bo lie a faithful woi ! ker of the viid' i- ill and we wi h 1 her a speedy re overy. ' The cUib adjourned to meet at 1 the honn* of Mr. and Mrs. Payne !l on fktvais stcet. The club was! royally entei tained by Misses Eu- . nice Bowers and Claudia liouic., Sandwiches. e'.Hirer ale" ice c.ieain tltld cake Wele served A oh.??! ...? i evening wa; spent listening to . j +be I .inn.- 111; i ?< i i. lc light. WAKI) ON K \\ 11.1.ING ?WORKERS ( Ki n ~ i The Wii' fl One Willing Workers'* club met at the home of Mrs. Kvn r Mae M.t.-c r_'T Suniter street, on Tuesday nig'.;, Line 22 with the 1 madam president. Mrs. A. R. Dant- x zler presiding. The meeting was called to order and opened with ' the club song \J by Miss Nancy ' Si me. Prayer by Mi's. C. M. * Thompson. Rihlo -verse were reeiti:d hy ! 1?ext. i hi mi'mlwtK- M i S 1 ^ Lucy Jones led another song. The . 1 roll was called, the members re- 1" sponde<l briefly. The meeting was i'l adit/urned with Mrs. Kva Mae Mars-1' * ' ? I 11 leading the closing song. Mrs. ' A R D||?iv1.,r I...I thft niirpity H" m? ? [.ICKV I> 1KI> SOCIAL CLl'li 1 : : v The o'ul- met at tr..- ho?ne ot j i< Miss fly. die Brown,. 1 Pickens j ;1 -? ?4i *- c l< ci ii*.i ^ v t* i iv *i iv urui'i . 11 by the president. Th/e opening s song was led by .Mrs.- "Porter, t Prayer by Mrs. Kennedy. Scrip- . ture- readng by Mr. Williams. Sick commit tc-e reported nov.e sick. Old and new business of i, importance was discussed for the pood of the club. The next, nn d- ting at the home of Miss Pearlenia ( Coleman. - Members present 17. Dismissed by Mr. Boyce. Refreshments: potato salad on lettuce, sandwiches, erpekers, cakes sliced tomatoes and tea. VISITS MI:RK i! ., .1 Mr. B. T. Washington of Wil- ]( minpton, X. C., visited the Palmet- j to Leader's office during his stop t in Columbia. He is enrouta to . ;. t. L. ft Alabama., b> -May awhile. lie will resi.e at 21" He r -ti Bessemer, Ala. TIN: I: \I.u; ? i.i n The el.,h Diet at the h-'ine of .Mr. anil .Mrs. Norm;,:. lVrry S_'l Si mpter >tivt. I ; .day ai-lu ,1s ot' June. The meeting ea!! <! t?? ..n ler by t:.e president, .'Jr. J.?:.n Trezevanl. Th. t.Ii.k ?j;jr v.'"is led by Mr. K/ekk K M i'r.iy01 by .Mr. M. t;. X ah \ la-nunl'ul soil* h i by .?!: . I.il i'o.yrl. Minutes wire, read by .Mis, I'c.-rj which stoud approved. ,* THE It VI>I<> I.1TKKARY ; AM) SOU M. ( U It Otice atrain th-.'- ul ' n.i.'stv., \.f Kadio is oomi.im- to. y.o-a tiv.ih.-'i '1 i ct/urtvsy of tho I't'th-.n-tto. T,oad r. WJ opi'iK'il with piiivvr !iy n;;i luvsiik-nW 'I'.-!. Ilol.-wtd ' Ilarri Our tiv-usuu-r. 1 1?Ih% !Jo.-: < ,h-.-c\. son : oA.lt-1! j ipo; from J eiluplor of .MaUh"'.--. Tin- a ,inv.U-s'of the last iv.i'u' hit? ? ? > ?. road aivl ailojUo l.-' At. }?; n.-ltjf. the ehainnati' to"k ? Oin _ . wl'-th tiVoolhtjr W;.i:li 'A.-!.* |v ompV'y otto ad eu to so w,. v?.'iM to.:|i<rOtjiny ?' !' ' ).<?.? J.mi; is vi- ..... | Ikaddooh t'fflit in-t.'hii-apo 1\>; thy lli-^vy "woi-'ht 1a ;iii ami 111 that emit Mm-.I tli,. "ini | ii.,-u\\ as Ity*-. sjo.utl-l. good iwii. >.:>i?-:'u! to tr.o wor!?l that ilutv was anotk.-r vol. oivil champion. of tho- wov. i. So there you aiv iVikv Wo i oi-oiw-! . a a w T.ii> . Tlys. I-'. !>at--y jtiol v-I'! ?liitt*;oii s ; ? ??. u MiNoah I'otryand Ma. Koh-tt I to. ?' wi?u are to .liofot)'^. tuh.s voty' suumf?Tiny?h.-tk?kre? v<-iy w?4h 1;howh i:i Columbia hy tlv clah folks. Alt i tiur ro| a-l tVi-.'ai!jmtr.nod to moot with Tit ho (.'haiiks W.C.ii.hy. 1J i (iiyi?Ur St., ..:,i l'lto-day .1 o.o 2'.'. 1V'-'i7. ->S'> ur.til. ru-xt week nitty 1 rvtiml yOiiylhat ihi> r.ews is from .-.tution .IlkSC. Your announce:. til O. I ".ItllolO.. It OS I; sot ! \l. < !.I H , The rink ) !' ' th;> hoar M Mis* M:tiy K!l;i Tifv..Miay liy-Kt. .-.Illno '22.. . T. ii.trrt invf was tfl.-f ?ivv.>t ional ' r;. ri -? . The" !?! !. i hy tu- ; !\:*i iyi.t Itousv v.m> op." : !*? *" Mi :f mitini-h'd -s. Wis Mv"'?i a tr:*r.s|>?n-t.-lion t :va*'V.vr .Mi** Uosv. ( M i Vfi:-.' v a-. |M kviiii :5pM a y -. >i t .-pott f hi'.- tivkvts v\ hi h v. a-- -I-'! .!"r mti .he nu>- 'is!ijrht j?i.? " l\ar:: i\: M v. ry niv)i:b"v ->1 lii?- ri k wlh a. thai.k iln-sv wi... t . pat? ::i making: our ! ip * v. - .!. TIh- s-a'k r< .iiiintit ? ? i <:|i< <i tin; )ic of out' m?mix ': . : k !,. V Rubilt'oli. Wv 'A' !1 it.'. 10 IVCOW ry. \\> . a.) no ;t tavlkttf at ' "i.n M * \U-y >i! Scant-, * i i'i t. \\... ; :ti* hat rarli a; i nor- yu a t. : v i:t an.I ?.u J.iiy.. Mi*-, Iitl.i 1 !!,:i;ia . ;? ' i.l.-nt Miss-Ola<l; s -.Mi!!.,. tin: i'liirvn.i ri.\ The el'tb. Ii-.m! it- '.w n>f at tli.' hoiiu- ot' Mrs. Reheern i-;*1 iit T i 11 In iii' I.',,in.! ( Mule, Juliv 1 >,l!i n_i, [I.,". ileiit H'l-nlt'fti:-:' i. ... ^. 11 itiui:-~ win Our ti? \ ofional po; ! { v a> eiiLhoit as \vt. war*.I to ..nfnplete >iii- |?iivjrruiir "4i~ "fli,.- .-ii\lea riven .Snril.iy.:'.1 Si.o Ji-uTijfcit jL'iiaj.?ylie station ehitr. b piofc-tahi vas er.rrie i out in the- f'till ?wisvjf manner. yS 11-*.t i??'i. Holy, Holy, !<>ly. with inayn by 11 iy president hen n peal injy of ; J-T.d TV-am. onfT. -fu -? A- 1 *ii. l'r.otani: Vclcomo addr -; Arbs HattR M. j<iwi -; ;??mi-s?t.il.it!'. :?iso'av; eadinjr, ..Mrs. Mart: a M:ins; t:v eleetions 11y te \> own Hiothe![Uartvt; readme. M., Iv.t if re J aobs: instrumental Mi.-- l.eoa Tillman: -on,.' \ i.v into: ostintr. ?m?;?o i>-11 ors of tlit ( Ir.r.vli: Miss Maitie 5'owniiui an' Mr. loam llollnaii, ,hieh Ve ail enjoy <1. . Our pies[lent, Mr. (.'alho in ,\bl,. neted as inster of rerun.. liie-. We t.heii lAirtH-yeil <> M S; oil'- home on er.atj streef where'ie.- ten, eake lhl nmts were n i We V.I re ntertatied true by the < \? pit ?* 'ity .Irbilee quartet sinjM's. Kvryone expYe- y >1 t rais, Iw- a? iftvinu" a veiy r.i ; lime. 0;n r.e.vt meeting will be at the ionie of .Mr?. Martha Minis. 'Jo I ftlorvni strict'. June loOth. Willis J. T?rt?\vn, >t-po?t> r. HOYS Sl'OltTlNC CI.I II 'I hc K"V*_ Si)qi,ni'.t: y 1 u 1 > of Sumiiervillo, S. C.. had "its tiv^t outnj; on Tuesday and We'msday, uno loth and IGth to Kdistc Isand beach. There the boys onoyed lishintf. bathing, hiking and i in open nir bedroom. They were under the aupervis [ in v. .jit.,-,- i: \\\ ?>i. u v r, , , ! V AN: , . . p. \\ ... <! ' . K ..|v f " I.- a-:' ; I. > i a ' lary; '''''^j ' |'1 * ' < \ Kit M 'II! \NI-;s jk W< .'v. . : ..Mi- iiiM.v . ' :'i i ' V:.' i!..;a)'' '*.j ! I' ' Nl? .t .\.s i;\" ?11\. MKS. l.iil'T II \-> I .VMILV in.. . I V|i.?\ Jv .. J . i.: ' '.< .. /.!? j : *t' 1:,: :.1T y./ , .. pi." 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