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Saturday, October 9, 1937.
Mrs. Callie Beatrice Barnes, a
popular beautician of New York
City spent the wyck-end as the
guest of Miss Lilla C. Blak^iy
Mr. Erilest Cromartie, a friend of
Mr.' Barnes assisted Miss Blakely
in making i't pleasant for Mrs.
Barnes who' is. r.p\V visiting her
parents in Chester. ,
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THE BKONZKMEX
The Bronzcmcn held their-iuonth
ly meeting at the home of Mr.
Bell Monday night Oct. 4th. All
members were present. During
this meeting the club" completed
their program'Tdr tire year of ?;17
and '38.
> .. The Program.
On the night of Oi l. jx, Thurs
? day of tile Fair, the Bronz'.men
will give their fifth dance of the
year. This ball will be the State
Ball. An ' outstanding orchestra
will be secured for this date. ,
Watch The Palmetto 'Leader for
the name of the Orchestra.. I
Monday night, . December 13th,
the Bronzemen will give their
first Charity Ball. This' ball i> being
given for the benefit of the
poor ^jnd unfortunaTer"-TTie . club
wishes to give away 300 baskets.
We wish each club of the city and
elsewhere will cooperate with us.
Read the Bronzemen column and
find out more about it.
? ??Monday night, January 3,
the club will give their, first- dam u
v - of the new year. The bauds we
have, in mind are Chick Webb and
.Andy- Kirk and Jimmy Iainccford
During the month of February
1938 the .Bronzemen will give their
First Annivcrs'arv. All invito
tions wilLbc- -miulcd out >tusic by
: band. .?"
April 23, l'.C.S The lb.mzenun
Annual Private? Ball will, be ftottl
at the Township Auditorium. This
ball will begin at 10 o'clock; Intermission
from 12:31) until 1:15;
Home, Sweet Home, 5:.'U). This
.affair will bo semi-formal, strictly
invitational and must have guest.
Same applies to Anniversary^
On the night of June 1 1th. '58
the Annual Summer Ride follnwed
with a dance July 1 and September-?LaborMhtyr
" If you only have patience the
Club will give you during this pro
gram something to remember.
It is difficult no doubt, to acquire
this habit, but this is what
" patience mOJtnv, rn its higher
sense, t'. is spiritual endurpneo
and its chief power consists not
so much in adding to the number
of our joys as iy lessening the
number-of our- ^dlferings-. It is,
' therefore njnnrlnof power over
others. If we consider the works
of naTrffV. We shall see that na
'f. ture's Tmost bonofieiont operations
a 10 tho' results of patience. Any<
thing which grows must have
time, and tho host things in tho
world avo generally* those things
?r, "'fvjh drmi)"'j |1'1' lon-.o st time
for their growth and development
The rank and -hort lived weed
reaches its full development i n
tho shortest pos-'ible time, but
the oak. which is to stand for cen?
turies. dtmrmds-the- sunshine and
the storms of years before.. its
strength .is fully developed: so it
is with the Rronzemen. \\\> "have
sunshiny -days and some stormy
days. So why not have patienco_!2
So it is with life, no marl be?
comes instantly strong. mora 11 y;
' he grows into strength. His amiution
and his 7.oa1 iuyy be great
but no man bcieonie?^W scholar
in, a year and so it i-: with all
clubs. It takes time and a lot
of it.
So in the race of life, we must
fight hard for all we get and be
patient.
Before me lies a block of wood
It is full of kwts. It seems to
me I can never split it; hut 1
hravelty^make tho attempt. , Tht
first blow make- a little impjo*
? U;,i
Sinn. i fit* iiai- >i" iiiu- i/.tv i\ 7?v
a bound, jij.it attain and nun in 1
strike.fhen a tiny nark np?
pears. A few mmy licks ;md tin
?r block?yiohls.?I have sneer Vd
Can you tell nio whieli Mow dii
the work? Was ii the fir-t, la>
or all between?
To all clubs, if you have li'iet
something and failed.' Ti'y again
If you fail, try once more. , An
on and on, keep trying until y'oi
win the victory.
.. THE BRONZE MEN".
J. IT. Bell, Secretary,
2029 Taylor St., Columbia. S. C:
COSMOPOLITAN SOCIAL CI.I I
' <
,s Spfartnnburg. S> C.?The cftih
held its first regular meeting a1
the heme of Miss Sarah Perry
All members were present wit!
the addition of two new members
Those who desired to cast thoii
lots with us are: Miss Mabel Who
ley of St. Matthews,' who is nov
teaching1 at Cowpcns and Mi's:
Annie M. Wilburn of this city
Each of them ip?de very fine re
marks as to why they desired tc
become members of the club.
Bingo was the game of the ev
enlng. Mis? Thelma Gregg wefl
the* first prize with the highest
scory and Miss Annie M. Wilburn
won the prize for the lowest score.
The entire evening was spent
very pIen"saTntT\' and everyone left
with the anticipation of spending
another enjoyable evening at the
next meeting which will be held at
the home of "Miss Rose B. Embljt""
on Edge wood Ave.
M KTOKAS~ \MT*(TTI.E1)7\S
( LI B OF ZION BAl'T. CHURCH
The Metckas and (laledas held
theii weekly meeting at the homo
<yf .Mr. Fratuis Robinson Washington
street, Tuesday afternoon
at 7:'hf oVlock. The club members
wf re all afresh with new ideas for
_t_hc a.ituinn season. ' The President.
Miss Elsie Searles brought
a very gj>od report from the
"Beans" party which was held at
the home of Mrs. Alma Denley.
| We art- plaining bo.tt?r and groatyer
things for the benefit of the
-club and church at large. After
tiavnv: expn rsc<i oin sdvcs as having
spent a very enjoyable everting
we all went tv revival services
at the church .and listened to
one ?>!' the most soul.,stirring ser"j
111011s pleached by,"Rev. Reader,
brother of our beloved pastor.
DR. X.nI) MRS. BUTLER
CI VEX &1IOWEKS
Rev. Dr. J. II. Butler and hi<
beautiful '.and lovely little Junp
[Bride, M:s. Nellie Goldsmith Butler
who , were severetly niait red
June 1", lit.'!? have had three showers
given them.
The bride istlte lovely little
[daughter of Mr. P. I). Goldsmitt
mul Mrs. Matilda Par roll Gohlsinith,
deceased,
j Due to summer school six weeks
of which Mrs. Butler attended and
! Dr. J. .11. Butler, nine weeks of
[revivals the couple "have not taken
j their, honeymoi/n.' They spent a
j f-w days ii< Virginia and North
j' aroliha but are home jfhr< week, j
1 Dr. Butler had success in ull his
revTvalsT liis assistant. Dr. J. S.
Baten of I'niou helped at St. JVIat|
thews, Piedmont. Dr. 11. W. P
St-wart of (i eenville helped at
i Fair F< rest. Rev. Dr. W. Mi Lips|
comb of (JreenvHlc at Tigorsville
jar.d Shady Grove. At Gaflfnej' was
! cai ried out by the Pastor, Dr.
Butler. All were, a success.
We know St. Matthews has one
j of the best, deepest pasters in the
state. We have him and his lib
j 11 v Wile; mid nope lor mem it iuiik
lift-.
: Mi's.. Butler" bfother,' David I'.
^ttnlrbrrrirh rmw at--Benedict college,
Columbia, spent a day with
, J)i. and Mrs. HuM'f.
THE &IA(?XOLIA ( LI B
The Magnolia club met at the
heme of Mrs. Clotelln Lemon 1 115
Blossom court, Apt. 'J2. The meeting
Was t ailed to order by the Pros
1 idem, .Mrs. Ruth Mae Gi'lliam.
.First soi'.g by Mrs. Martha Minis.;
1" "vi- in rftilr'" 1 ' ' -one- hv
Mrs. I.omoiv Tir.- roll was called.
The house was then opened for
; business which was conducted very i
briefly. \\\ were glad to hav^j
-a<-a AdsUnw-ia^mtr Huh._Mi?s. Alma
bia.mvW making her home in New
Young Scott, formerly of Coliini^ALpik
City who is here vi'siting her
sti?ter. Airs. Clotelle Lemon \Yc
were also'glad to have Mrs. Martha
hack with us, one of our mem
btrs and treasurer whir lias Ueetrvisitirg
hot sister in \Vashii:gton:
A delightful evening was spent
, Monday evening October -1th at
the home of Mrs. Alcthia Roberson
1208 Lyon street. A guest party
" sponsored by the Magnolia club
with 5u guests present.
THE WARD ONE
WILLINC; WORKERS
! -p
i The Ward One Willing Workers
f club in't at the honte of Miss Rosa
" Hartley 517 Sumter street Tuesday
October 5th. with the presiI
dent presiding, Mrs. A. H. Dantzt
ler, The meting was called to
o d- r and op'hu-d with the club
1 niig ltd bv Mrs. Eva Mae Moss;
prayer by Mrs. K. Sims. Heauti'
I'ul Hible verses weiv heard by all
< t* t'.v- metubers. Miss I.ucy Jones
J led another song then the npnut^s
1 vu ry, :ead.\ Motion by M'ss Martini
..h r.es seconded by Mrs. K.
Sims- thi-y 'wen' adopted.
J The i"H uitj callcul the melT\brrs
irttf was closed, .mis. I'amr/.ier
, responded *.i i? l ly. Then flic meetled
the closing ode; Mrs. Cheese,
dcd the Mi/pah.
TOM Til I'M B WEDDING AT
rf IN ION BAIT. MONDAY NlTE
' Tim re will be a Tom Thumb
5 Wdddiner fciven at Union Baptist
church Monday nipht at 8:00 p.pi.
- You are cordially invited to wit>
iu'rs this affair.
L. M. Gre<?ne and A. M' Tinker
- sponsors; Rev. L. C. Jenkins, pas
i tor.
ESQUIPE SOCIAL ( LI E
Spartanburg, S. C.?Tho Esquire
Social club met on Mqiiday
night, October 4, P.I37 at be home
of Mr. Willie Evans, 308 Cudd
.street. Devotional servic- were
conducted by the Chaplain, Mr,
"Evans, th"n the Provident, Mr.
John Bolden took charge of the
meeting; Old and new business
were discussed.
Several "<T the officers of tin
Esquire Social club are away it
school; The club wishes th?n
much success in their work arc
hope they will, return in the summer
and pick up in the club where
they left off. The club elected new
c/tfie^rs in their stead. The fob
lowing officers -were- elected- llres:
ident, Mr. John Boldcn; Vice-President,
Mr. Luke Dawkhis; Asst
'Secretary, Mr. Willie Evans; P>usi
ltOSS Manager, Mr. Willie Wofford;
Asst. Business Manager. Mr. Jas
Dogan?.
"\T.. rlini'ln.: nno-aiis mill At r S
Roosevelt Byi'd are still holdinc
their office as secretary and trca.
surer.--- ? .. : After
all business matters,
Evans served the club adeliciouseourse~bf
potato salad and crackers,
cake and ice cream, which was
enjoyed by all.
The club v ill meet next Monday
night. October' 11, 10:57 at the
home of Mr. Stinson Fowler 2:><H
Jolly Ave.4 ~
TWILKillT SOCIAL ( LI II
St. Matthew.s, S. ('.-?The Twilight
Social club met at the home
of Mrs. Mable Hartley on Tu?sdav
night, September 28. The
meeting was called to order t?y the
president. The devotional period
Hampton. Then the president-took
was' conducted by Mis< Rhodia
charge.. Old and new business
were discussed. We were glad \o
have Miss Angeline Guinyard with
It J* 3
MS- ...
. The hoste.-j served potato salad
saltines an . hot chocolat'-. The
-meeting adjourned to meet at the
homo of' Misses Mary and Nora
Folder on.-Tuesday nite.
Y. W. ( . A. OF A LI.FN FN IV
| The Young Women's (.'h/istiat
'association of Allen university
held its election Saturday, September
2o, ltn'.T in the -reception roon
of tin' girls dormitory. The of
fleers elected were us follows: Miss
Theresa Kennedy, advisor; Mrs
Edna Mcl,V!-ight, president/ Miss
MnrgiTPrtfe "Porter, vice-president:
Miss Nancy 'Woody, ^ecretarj*:
Miss Carrie Uikard. assistant see-retary;
? M i^?M \n4t-?Mrrs*4y?Peeasurer;
Miss Frances Taylor, pi
anist; Mis< Mary I.ykes. assistant
pianist; Miss (h ni> mine' .Jenkins
chaplain; Miss I.o'uvenia Harksdale,
chairman of program co'm
mittee; Mis> Melrose Dial, reporter.
__Xlio_assoi iatjon will kale tin
first and third Fridays as rcgula:
meeting days. The time from i
to (5 o'clock.
A vbry interc-Upg program ha?
been uutlined which will make tin
meetings qu'te enjoyable. We hojn
the membership will be increase
with each meeting. A special invitation
is extended to the younp
women of the city.
The membership at present is
TT??follims. Mis??Hertha?Romm
I.cola Rutherford, Clara Robinson
Etta \Alston, Gwendolyn Bacote
Pamolitt Crawford, Christalcc Burpress,
Louise Millar, Lottie Ford
Mary Lou Holowa.v, Ada .House
Clarice Brown, Dehlia Miller
Louise Gregg, Cora B. Mitchell
Ethel Thomas and Marguerite
PoTter.
LICKY BIRD SOCIAL CLl'K
The club met at the home o:
Mrs. Rosia Walter bid Minuter
street. First song by "Mrs. Flor
once Boyce. Prayer by Mrs. F
Boyce. Second song by Mr. Boytn
Scripture lesson by Mrs. Boycc
j The house was then Opened foi
business. The president called tar
the minutes of the last moethu
which wore received, and adopted
I New business was then diselissed
j A fish fry will be giv^n Saturdaj
night at the home of Mrs. Rut!
Jo\ec, 1221 Blossom street.
Mr. James Kennedy made re
marks for the good of the club
Mrs. Luc Mitchell was received ai
a new member. 1<> members wen
present.
The next meeting will be at Mrs
Julia Hampton 1211 Wheat street
Dismissal bv Mrs. Mary I.ije Carr
Refreshments: salad, shve tenia
toes, crackers, punoli^'saiHlwiche
hot :,c(>eoa.
Sam Williams, president; Jame
Kennedy, vice-president.
FINAL PAY-UP
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5LS5AI!0NJf.t bWlfii riAMiT WITH THt
, ' ANDY MRK ORCHf SIRA ^
' j '* T~~ A <-REAl PlLAa'ER
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f SONG WRITER AMD POfcl
\VK05f%ffi>tf7QfHER COLUMOU^
\\t\i fvYTEir^.sifRtirte numpfron
S'.VlN!i>'mS%.+Ht$ ANCESTORS PELON
TC THE MAMuA^V'lN ?\C>AL FAMIl
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1 'O '-? ? :~:?o PPJ3
! ~ IX M K.MOltl AM
Sl'MTKI' ? In lm-mi'iy of o<
<U>;n* hyshand and father., Eugei
Sumter who departed this life oi
year ago October f>, 1 !><>.
une your ago wo Jryd you,
' Had you?,to loves
God sent an angel an 1 railed yo
(filled you above.
-On tllic'til'th day of "^tut/or
A piTtjo before one,
You beard a soft voire say.ng,
'('<>1110, your work is done."
, (friends came into comfort,
; 7 Brought llo^vots by the score;
Hid many tilings t-t comfort,
.'Till they could iio no mort?.
Since then our home j>. lonely,
. ...Ni>.-oue. ran. InkvJJo-'Ur-. nlaco.;..
j Nn .( lie claims the coiner
! Where we used to see your fac
We. love "to. have you with us,
Though your body'wiis'n't strut
They love to have you yonder
Where those redeemed belong
! Your hair had turned to silver.
Hard work had made it so,
With laboring for those you love
As you sojourned lu re below.
1
' We're trying to-, "carry on,''
> As you would have us do;
Hoping to have you clas'p our hat
; When our work on earth is th
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Ll ?L-\li.\11 MYERS SUMTER;
<' ii i h i i-< ti: ! I;i I lis, Theinia, \\
lit , Lui~ and Eugene Sumtey$ J
IN MKMORIA.M
SU MTEI! !u memory t?f 01
'dear brother. Eugene Sumter, \vl
1 died niH' -vuir a no today, Oetob
. K in::;;.
j Yojr end v.as udden brother dei
I You ii udt i'.- weep and cry,
. Rut oh, th. >;idd(t port of all;
-j A'i hi in^M ml iroo.l bye. ?
. ! Loving si-t>v - and' brothers:
' j Ma/'.hn \\ lilinms, Torino Suint
- Josie If. Sumter, Benjamin Su
. for, lit nhjo SumUiv And Rigbffi
; Sumter. W
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NOTICE.
: The Chi i, t;an Home Burial A
Society, District N'o; 2 will me
Saturday, <N t. 10 at Wilksbui
with I.odsi'e Nil. 50, 7 miles N'oi"
~"oT Loo.!,-, y r Doubtless o u
Grand Secretary, Prof. \V,R. Bo
. man will he with us.
We ar main};' all Lodges t
semi their delegates. Prepare
? pay all due-. Those that have n
, received th. State Programs w
get them at the Union next wee
[ VUid.l.V EMERSON,
vy??-Set-'y. Dist riot-No. 2.
^ANNOlNCEMENT
^ The Y. M C. A. of ,Allen'unive
sity. am ounces the beginning
lis >*. I I ? CM ? ' I * .Hi MM.a wvfti
ning Sunday. Oftobor 10th. Pre
3 it!ont E. li. Mctiill will be tl
/ speaker. Svivk-e begins at G:<
' p.m. The public is cordially i
sited to alt fifth
<- a hi > Of thanks
\\'e wish to thank the fri^ni
i for the kindness and floral tribu
es given doing. the illness at
. death of Robert Benlly.
Misvdul.ia Bent ley, wife
* Arnold and Willie Bontk
j ^ > ijw?ns.
RADIO NEWS
The Radio Literary ai)d S6cl
club held its regular weekly nftOe
^ ing on Tuesday, Octoberdi^at tl
Rome of Mr. Roscoe Jacksotiy 141
Gregg street. * ?Immediatelyt?fter
the devotio
al exercise the members w e n
into action planning programs f
tbe remainder of the year! Tl
Radio Social club will step und
? the social spot light on Novei
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I' AC10K.PlA^WRltjH(.fOMPOifK M^tClAN
^ ARRANOfK-*- BROIHf K OF TMfNAIiCWm f^AOU)
JflMES WE I DON JOHNiON ? WAS A i IA< (N 1 HE
^ original coif /vid ooyiHona>wow$./ \
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3 .-*Jj Wrw^ 7/of
| her 1, 1037 and sponsor an entertainment
in form of a St. Valen11
(the masquerade half. A few priz
ie es wilT* be. given away at this entertainment.
Further details of
this affair will be announced later.
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u> SWANSEA NEWS.
Swansea Public school will op
en Oct. 18th. Prof. Sanders will
hold Ins first teachers' meeting
on Oct. 10th in regards to his pro
gram outlined for the term. The
enrollment is expected to be much
larger than last term. The school
has ndde?L.another teacher to thfi
faculty. This addition lead to a
home economics department i n
~ the school. With the present setup
= that Swansea Public school has
this year, great things are expect
led in the future. Prof. Sanders
ie I and trustees are ""striving verj
| nam to make this little whiti
I structure'on the hill a bigger. anc
bettor pljhe and -to' promote' th<
welfare of the community.
_ ?._The faculty:* Prof. Arthur Sat
*l tlersT Kloise Reese, Fyancena Host
/tnotrl, Axalee Chapman, Robbii
Peake and Matlie Flanimols.
(* Church News.
_.'l'ho annual Baptist -S. S. Cor
vention of the.churches surroanc
ing Swansea district was held al
id Flint Hill Sunday ni irning. There
ru were . many to attend. Prof. Mor
roe Pinokney of Swansea was tlu
truest speaker in the morning set
il vice; subject: Clod in the Makinp
'*" of a Nation. The speaker seemec
? trr hrrce b en ?weth vprvod~ on?tin
subject; in other Words his'speed
seems to have been of much bet
efit to the croup in that t h ?
lc group wvtu. into a discussion al
0? ter his speech. The evening ac
dress was delivered by Rev. Not
ai. lis the pastor of Pleasant Hil
church. The Convention closed hj
a feast given by the mrinlieft ol
Hall Hill church under the leadei
~ .-hip of Rev.' Beniainjii their pa!
e|< tor. It was a glorious time at this
m Convention.
rd ESTATE N ()TIEE~
All persons having- claims against
the Estate of George Gnrrctt,
deceased, are hereby notified
id to file same, duly verified, with
0t. | the undersigned, and those indeht jf
ed to said Estate will please make
th payment likewise.
(.Miss) ETON'A 6UTI.EK,
Administratrix.
521 Senate St., Columbia. S. C.
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!! By tj[ie Indian Chief ]
?!' Not only tells ,. -.i
1 i trouble-,, b it ;.I :i.; - ,v;,v j
' of tlu ni. Thy. Indian f . n- "
'.only a reader ?.f yo.i? ..!
I builder of vtiuv ftstttj!'!. -an ! I
JSof skeptical !IV- sons have- a-|
', founded at tin inaiiy gV-phe
told tln-m ah. ;.t t :;'o:v. .
' ( things tin y thought 1. . \
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''your name. The i-.iir.vim hi
1 work are .entirely sci?-nt:,; :
logical, not .a mysterious '
telling- scheme. His coir.::'!- si A
trolobieal Heading gives ' "j f-.
tions;mopth by monthg^uny -iff da. '
I based on'your sign en the I
I Tells your lucky*.day . 4t. i- y.-w |
i numoer atui ascribes the meatnn_ 1
of all "dreams, goo<T ami!
[warnings. What do you want from i
Life. Happiness; Love, Power.
Success, Money, Peace ? Evei \
person is born uTTh lihliu:.1. tub-ent
along certain lines and Astrology
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sibling papers, low. marriage,
Seeking, employment, speculations,
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Kidneys. Liver. Indigestion. Cor.-,
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