The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 20, 1937, Page Page 7, Image 7
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Saturday, November 20, 19S7
The editor has a letter from Mr
Diamond Watts of Greenwich,
Conn., that he is up in Maine deer
hunting and will be down in King
County, Va., November 16th open$
ing of the rabbit and duck season;
then to Columbia for Thanksgiving
,or perhaps may wait for his six
!, to ten weeks vacation during the r
holidays.
I>r. and Mrs. I. C. "Lover audi
Mrs. Marion Lover Marshall are
expecting ^Mrs. May mo Burgin,
Prof, and Mrs. ?app of Asheville,
N. C., to >?perid Thanksgiving to
see the big game of Allen- anu
Benedict. Prof. 'Sapp is a graduate
of Allen. .University.
* Mf. and Mrs. W. J. Sumter, of "
- 1931 Henderson street had as their
' - guests recently' Mr and'Mrs. Theo
dore J. Sumter, New j York. City.'
Mrs, Theodore jfc Sumter before
her mamage 'Vhs Miss Gladys
Joplin of New'^ Yfcrk
Mrs. Flora ^ell lTlakely visited <
relatives and friends recently ip
New York City and. New ftpchelfe, :
N. Y. While in New York,* she ;
was the charming guest of. promi- :
nent New Yorkers on Fifth Ave. i
and in Harlem.?: ?5 i
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Mrs. Lucilla Nance, 1222 Legare :
street, had as her guest, recently .
her charming daughter, Miss Esr"~?
telle Nance, R. N.* of New York
City1* While in the city, she was- <
a lunch elm guest at the home of
Mr. Arthur P. Daniels on East
Calhoun street". <. *
* After spending three weeks in '
- Columbia,* Prof. W. E. Murray
v -. of Benedict College has returned 11
to Richmond, Va.. to-work with.;
the North Carolina Mut iai Life I j
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iiwuidiitc V/U.
N. U, G, CLUB NOTES j
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Greenwood^' S. C.?Mr. and-Mrs. j
J06I* Porrtn delightfully er-tet-tain
fed the NpG club Frijny Novem- I
. her 6tb at tl\eir home on Pearl
street. Three tables were arranged
'for cards in the living room,
which was attractively decorated :
with chrysanthemums and - other
fall flowers. Mr. T. K. Robinson
was the winner of '/high score
_pdize; Mr Stanly Perciva! was win 1
ner of low score prize. After '
cards coffee and* a delicious course
of chicken was serVed.
Mr. J. R. Harper, teacher of
T v Belle Street High school of Clin- j
ton was guest. Every one enjoyed '
a Jfolly evening. ]
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LES D'MOISELLES JOLFES
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Les Madamolselleg Jolies ;ret at ]
; the home of Mrs. Ethel C. Argyle j
1 /' 112 Bridge street,3'November 14. ;
T c^.Thia being a business greeting each i
v >- member was full of constructive ]
ideas concerning the club's im- \
provemenjt. After the business
session, refreshments were served ]
by th hostess. ' ' j
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PRIVATEER BRIDGE CLUB ]
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The Privateer Bridge club was
1 " entertained Friday night, Novem*- i
ber 5, by Mrs. Farrar Maye -Webb J
18 Fleming street',' Ware Shoals j
S. C., and Mias Willie F. Boydyjoint
hoBtess. j
The business of tho club consum- j
ed only a few minutes after which \
the hostesses served punch and j
arranged the tables for' bridge. {
Several games were played,, Thq ?
menu for the evening eari ied out j
Che pre-Tt^anksgjving dfntver.'H
Plates of roast chicken, cranber-|j
ry sauce, creamed peas, tomato i
aalad, celery, hof rolls and buttei \
after dinner mints and coffee. Ev- j
eryone en^yed the same,
t Members present; Mr, and Mrs. j
P' Wallace Bauss, Mt, Elliott John- |
_ son, Mrs. Florence" James of Due West,
S. C.; Mr. and Mr3. Wyatt ^
Hampton, Mr. afttf" Mrs. Oliver
Lowery, Mr. Andrew P. Bluford,
; Ware Shoals.
Guest: Miss Emma Maddox, city 0
teacher of Laurens.
T^e ciub will be entertained on (
* November 19 at the home of Mr. 1
? Elliott and Mrs. Wallace Vauss. j
>u? West by Mr. Johnson and
a. Florence S. James.
^B1RI^ SOCIAL CLUB.
'-^/hfi. club met at the home of j
Mr. Jj. S. White, 609 Sumter St s
The meeting was opened by sing- ,
lnor bv Mrs Bovce: maver
president; Scripture -lesson by Mrs *
Mary Lou Carr. After the devotions
the president took chargo
and called for the minute^ which
were read and approved. 1
There will be a ThanWigivrng
Sapper at Mrs. Laura Brown's,
Nov. 26th.,There will be ay *JF?sh ,
Fry at Mrs. Porter's 602 Main St. ,
Saturday, Nov. 20.
After the roll call, we were !
served stewed chicken. Nej^enet
in* 1020 College, aLJtfe^and Mrs.
Boyce. 1 m{
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ALLEN'S HOME
A feel of fall i;
? Fall clothes ap^
When you step
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REMEMBER FOI
home produc1
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SIDNEY PARK SUNDAY
.Thcrq will be a musical program
onsisting of Negro spirituals and
luartets at Sidney Park C. M. E.
hurch, Sunday afternoon at 4:00
)'clock, under the direction--' of
3rof. R. H. Roddick. The public
a invited.
;.T - CARD OI* THANK^f
the family of the late Arthur
<7~~No*b~_acknowledge with grateul
apprecratfoiT the kiud ?xpreaions
of sympathy?torn the is
nany friends.
Gratefully,
THE NOAH FAMILY.
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PAGELAND NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs.j Curtis- Blakeney,
Mrs. Susie Baker and Miss Carrie
ft. Baker of Chorloltfe; N. C.aTYd
Mr. Luther Blakeney who is a
student at State College visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blakeney and
Mr. and Mrs. J. P.' Brewer Sunday
"TheBetter Student Club of the
Femur1 School held its first meet
ifig Friday afternoon. Qfficers eected
Alice Lowery, Pres.; HArdin
SiWlair, vice-Pres.; Boafriec Slow
?11, Sec.; Coretha Blakeney Treas.
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:: REED STREET HI SCHOOL
Anderson. S. C.?Agiin thi
. members of the Reed Street H
' school-fa'.'uhy and stude-it bod;
invite jour attention to thar owi
1 mode and manners of progress
Mrs. Luella Guyton rep^i's fo
her third grade the wirn.rg o
first and second prizes on spell
ing booklets and first prize 01
health- at the Anderson Fi.ir.
Mrs. Carr.pbell's division captir
ed first priz.- on their Neg*> bool
riot worked i p by Thelma I^artir
Jean 'i komas, and David Dubose
1st prize on their South Carolim
booklet and on their harm of rhea
ing co nposition developed t.v GU
nora Sims, Rosa Donalds an<
Thomas Johnson. Miss V * -.r re
ports winning seconu pr:ze
Fifth gratfe under Mrs Mitchel
won first prizes for the Englisi
'-and Health posters; second prit
for the hoalth postor division a
well. % ;
A salute to Reed Street Blu
Devils who have raroly h-? red b
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u^ivui, .jfiorc omer grid J"'vul8 11
ttye present season. As tvdenc
j^'the fact of their cfefeatlry Clli
" ton. du ing tho last week with i
scora_^f 6-0^ and a prophecy n
dCfeatsTTor^otherg 'tp con c whe:
the Blue Dwils meet Brewc. No
mal, and Sterling on Tlu-ada*
November J8.
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THE PALMETTO LEA
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II and a big cast of
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and 6 Harv<
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TICKETS in advance
Advance Tickets May
I CHESTERFIELD NEWS.
Itov. and. Mrs. J. H. Toatley
motored to Churlotte and Concord
N.C., Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Ed\yards had as
her dinner truest Sunday, Mrs. S.
E.. McCulloutfh and daughter, Miss
M oa'-a.
g The Heavenly Gospel gingers
8 rendered a concert at Salerti Bapg
tis-t church Monday evening, it
g was very enjoyable.
Mrs. Mae B. Robinson, accompanied
Rev. and Mrs. J.H. Toatley
to Cheraw Monday to ace her
9 daughter who as a student there,
j Mjss Marion Johnson, a member
^ of the Chesterfield sdhool worship
T pe l at Mt. Tabnr Sunday.
. Mrs. Corinna Greene*, of Virginia
is at home .with parents for a few
r days; r ^
Mr. Robt. Foster, with some, of
^ from Johnson C.^mith and spent
the week-end. *
< I AKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
^ Prof. L. D. Bradley, PHha
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Armistice Day was observed in
i I.nke City High school, Thursday
r Nov. 11, at eleven o'clock with
the following protoram:
II Song, America ^Prayer; Scripn
ture Reading, Miss Pearl Scott;
e initial Reading, Miss Queen EsB
ther Washington; Song, Negro Na
tional Anthem; Reading, "A Call
e For Peace," Prof. L. D. Bradley.
n The, members of Lake City far*
^ nlty attended the Florence Co.
n Teachers Institute on Saturday.
a Rev. Prof..'L. H. Robinson was the
f truest of Miss Ortavia Clark on
n, Friday night.
ij A Pre-Thanksgivmg program
will be given in chapel by t h ?
?chool on Wednesday, Nov. 24th.
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85 Cents _ Admission
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be Purchased from ,
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UNION NEWS. ' ; _jj
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The Union Community Hospital . \
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I 7 Recnoatr uction Program
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. The Union Community Hospital ,
is under construction; its renovation
will be completed by Decern- '
ber 10, it is hoped. The hospital ?
is of such keen interest to all col- |
ored residents of Union County ?
I that Wf feel they would like to ?
[ know somethwK' of the reconstruc }
tion program, especially hince s
| many have so heartily loaned their J
'cooperation in t!he project, f
j When finished the hospital will j
bo a brick veneered, two floored, \
j building. The bed capacity will be 'i
twenty-five. Thereof vfrill be a new *{
operating room, a" ifterilreing room 2
I a doctor's dressing room and an j
X-Ray room. 5
The hospital plans to have steam
heat; the plant to be housed in <j
tho^basement along with the kitch- >
en and -laundry room.* J ^
In addition there will be*7/twrt J
baths, $ne upstairs and one down- J
stairs; and a small assembly room j
This room will be large and sun!
py and will be turned (wherr not }
in use) into a sitting-sun room "j
for convalescent pati?pts. j
The remodeled hospital front
will face Main Street; all of that }
; property, frofh the present lbca--| ^
tron of the hospital up to Main'}
street has already been purchased-!-^
It w ill , feature a driveway a n d I }
well kept lawn. M
Many people have responded.}
~.^n i?*?J ? - " ? 1
I wvii inuotu 10 ine can ior j
1 donations. We wish to thank them <
an ' urge other workers to do" their *
best. !
On Founder's day, December 10,
1 the hospital will celebrate tts Bth !
i anniversary. At this time the two!;
| thousand dollar drivs will aome V> |,
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at Door 99c ,l SPECTATORS 66 Cents
Jrs. jVIarian B. Paul, 2321 Washington St. Columbia, S.C.
Jr. Harry E. Daniels,, State College, Orangeburg, S. C.
a close. All reports will be in by T , T?7,a.i_
that day. The celebration will take! I r3.Q6 W ljln 4
fc'io?* 8Hip*lScho"1' Dc Our Advertisers ^
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j Cocoa i/2 lb. box 5c 12^ - - - ge |
I Pork Satrsage-25c lb ^ j n of i *
l Steak 20c lh.Good R'ce 6 'bs-25? I ,
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? Ritz Crackers 22c Sugar * 5 10 lbs. 51c I
\ Salt, _ 3, boxes- 10c Good Stew Beef 1 J j
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j: 5c Matches 3 for 10c Cheese rib. 22^1
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