The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 18, 1937, Image 7
ftaK urday, Dec?mb?r IS, 1937.
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"THE COMING OF CHRIST"
The Adult school pYesentjL
-'The Coming1 of" Christ' at Jones
rtion^l ?u., ?u
V/,,,%FVI vum.viAj IT cuucorujf lll&uc.
^ December 2^, 8:00 o'clrek, Admission
10 cents.,
TO .SPFND YULET1DE IN
FLORIDA
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Q- Df.ng.
lag are spending the Christmas.
holidays?w?Daytona?Bcich. Fla.
They will also visit relatives and
friends in Tampn. OVlax.do and
Jacksorville. " ?
Mrs. 'Douglas was before her
recent marriage, Miss Wiilie Mae
Spears of Gaffney, S. C., and is
employed as a teacher in Cherokce
county.?Rev. Douglas Is for'
merly of Daytona Beacn, Fla.
and IBT a 3t udent at Bentdict college.
YOUNG Mjc.N BUSINESS CLUB
' D. B. Whaley, Reporter
The Young Men's Busi .ess' club
met aV the home of Mr Richard
Finch, 102' Pendleton stieel.-Co1
lnmbia. December 14. , The club
discussed various busmen.
' The club was not completed until
the vice-president ard assis
tant secretary were elevid. The
vice-president, Mr, Thorns JaekBon;
the assistant Secretary, Mr.
Simon Jacl feonT
tAn emergency call me'Cng will
. be held at Mr. Richard -Finch's
home, %Sunday, 7:30 p.r?~ to fin?
igh discussion cm some i i finished
t business for the coming holidays.
EVENING STAR "sOClAlTCLUB
The clui. met aft the home of
Mrs. A. Lerrick at it& ucual hour
7:30 o'clock. December TO. The
meeting wu. called to ?rder by
Mr. J. Bui ten. After the devotional
the meeting was tume?d
over to the president, Ge orge W.
M-cDaniel. The minutes v ere call
jEWed for read and adopted; unfinishJMj|fid-busines.i
and new bus*.'ess was
jflm|.tttken up. Mery interesting reBBWlnarks
were made by i ur mem;
bers about i lie success of the club
jjj&^puring 1937 and hoping for a betjirB&ier
success in the year 1^38.
agjSjc Our next meeting and last for
^vitvi937 will be at the horn* of Mrs.
P^Mjinie L. I orrick, 1003 Pendlu^
ton street. JJi cember 1.7, We-wish
Hdl'y .atmt."er a merry ? mas and
g jgfhappy new~vearr~
^R^SAbERS~ioCIAL
" ^i^-Chester, &. C.?The Crusaders
i-jjflBP*! c^u'3 at kome ?*
fc-Mbr. Arthur Johnson on ? tnter Ht
|rarfth the vice-President Miss W.
i^J^_Meeks in charge. After the
BNHfpie3s p.ut" of the meeting we
E&agj&te serve i a delicidus c. urse of
p^RHihe next n.eeting will be at the
-^^Sfge of Miss Ilattie Nelson on
^SM&jprc street, December 21.
iKraSSS&BB* ?c? ?
HONORED WITH Blir. UNITE
l|ej Berzer.a Adkins, the win^ |
daughter of Mr. i hd Mrs.
&Pr Adk ns was honored* with,*a
ffilHittitc party given by >M<~paf^MWr.Thuirday
evening December
in the spacious ballroom
'^-Palmetto Chauffeurs club.
'HHHBjpautiful color scheme of pea
B^^^Hftnd pink was uriic tely carra^^HKch,
takes and sandwiches,
ph'yed caVds and danced
-iAy^ftlffhout 'he evening to the meMfit
music of a nicklod-an after
Kiveryone expressed-himself
bg spent a lovely evening
Hhqd Miss Adkins many
, "iftilfiiypi','scnt were: the honored
ftMjt&flHss Benzena Adkirsi^Miss<?H^^K'Aokins,
Llllt&n and M$?~
flUHi. j'uby and Carrie Smith
NHM^Kathlcen Hows d, Elsie
Mrs Julia Shepherd;
*? i'i Tlnlliu Mi Kim. Wil
Htonrs, Leonard Hazzard,
^B>:i rdsfin Tton TKrrin. Fd
?>n, Roosevelt Franklin
W. Webber.
.'sting Mr. ?. d Mrs.
e: Mrs. Lil'ia FbgHsh
?nd Mrs. Christopher
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BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR EIJW.
McGHTE WILLIAMS
On December 10, between fbe
hours of foui and six o'clock at .
the spnciou home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. McGkt", Sr., of Aiken, S. C.;
about fifty i/r' more etger-qyed
youngsters between the ages of
twelve and one year alorg with a
few adults. gathered to I elp little
Edward enjoy his fir? t birthday
party on his fourth birthday.
The tabif which wa:' set for
eighteeir-g" < sts was at m inted in
every aetau; naving as its centerpiece
th- birthday cake, which
was decorated in Amae coTors and
on whi'-h w?.re four sma'l candles
surrounded by holly wraths and
small oilver bells. Other decora-"
tions of t.te tabje incl jdd minifttnrp
roinHp^rg, r.ininnw, ill,
dividual XL as ha.<ket.? I ilpj with
candy aluT^wc tall red eu'.dles on
each er d or the table, ~
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The 8arru' unique?decoration?*
were carrie- out in the refresh-^
-menta*?in?that" TriihlatuiT- ~ SantaClause?
of ice cream-so ji? re iced
cakes decorated with the iced holly
leaves veie served
After ftn~ refreshments were
served, the favor of red and
green balloons a?<l Hht/rns were
given the y.-ungsters who expressed
the.nsel es gleefully in the
Xmas spin*.
Useful an > educational were the
gifts recei'c-t1..
Thi- party was the <ift of his
grandfather and grand nr.ther,
Mr. and Mr? Wm. McGlice, Sr.
AtLEN UMV. CHOIR PRE
SENTS CHRISTMAS CANTATA
The Alle" University choir will
present "Tre World's Tn.c Light",
a choral cavtata by R. M? Stultis,
in the uni.tvsity auditor'am. The
cantata is di\ided into thiee parts:
Part I Thi Prophecy; Ptrt II The
Prophecy fulfilled; Part III The
Wondrous Star.
^ You and your_frienda_ are cor-dmily
invited to come aid spend
forty-live . minutes with i s.
F. P. ABRAHAM,
Director of Music;?
Allen University.
LUCKY HIRD_SOCIAI CLUB
Tlfe Lucky Bird Social club met
at the horn: of Miss Inez Williams
with- -opening -song led ^ny Mrs.
Boyce and the usual opemrg exercises.
Then the president took
charge of the meeting ard called
for-the mmutes which v. ere read
and stood approved. Unfinished
and new business were taken -up.
The member; are hopeful for success
in thv. coming year. Roll
call, ir.cmbcis present 22
We werj served coco* and cake.
Our next""meeting will b : at Mrs.
Gertrude West. 615 Sumter street
the first Tuesday night in January,
1938. . . .
THE fiWILiGHTSOCIAL CLUB
'St. MatT-.tws, S. C.?"he Twilight
Social club met at the home
of Mrs Rosa Goodwin Tuesday
night, December 7th. The meeting
was calied to order by the
Preeidenjt. Miss O. B. Addison.
The devotiW al was conducted by
the Chaplan, Mrs. Goodwin. The
president then took charge. Old
and new ousiness was discussed.
The hostess served. Th? mooting
adjourned to meei at the home of
Misses Rhodia a?nd Louiru Hampton
on Tuciday night, T.ecember
14.
ALLEN AnD BENEDICT FOOTBALL
SQT.TADS ENTEL.7AINED
The entue football scrads, including
coaches of both Allen and
Benedict were honored with de
licious turkey dinners by Reverend
W. J. Robinson, presiding elder
of the Spartanburg d;strict at
che Little Gray shop. Ti.e dining
TOofrr was beautifully < ocOratea
\yith color* of both inb.itutions
and to "touch" this aft, a group of
selected tune'B were played from
"Piokadily Pete". During brief in
tcf-missions,, Ithe Tha?,ksgiving
classic - between the two .institutions
was vdayed and each member
of hot" squads, including the
coaches, piayed a few mAnutes,
- The game was broken up as "All
American Turkey", led lry three j
charming v aitresses, wa tackled
from behind, and smothered by all
""members of both squad1
On finis? dig the dl.iner, short
?peeches, cheers, yellB wire made
by the boys. In response, Rev_
arend Robinson aaid that his aim
was not only to develop bette*
sportsman^h-p b,ut also tr create
a better CtxperStion between the
two institutions.'
i" ~ "Everyone reported an enjoyable
evening anil departed w.lh spec1
ial thanks 1o the Robinsons
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LANCASTER NEWS.
Work at Lancaster Training
School is moving along smoothly. 1
Every teacher is interested in the
work and the program of t h e
school assemblies is held each Tues
day and Thursday at 11 o'clock.
A teacher-and" her class have
charge of the program once each
week. Some very interesting programs
which dealt mainly with the
class roon\ activity correlated \yith '
the~seasons, have been rendered
The Parent-Teaehers' Associa
uveiy to Kf,V. .]nr,P'<i a?rr(fp from
the subject /'Putting Out Fire".
After-listen.ng to this excellent
s^nwn the discouraged or down"c&t^should
have felt ir-pr^d to
gi^on. After the sern.oni Mrs.
Watson and Miss Jeffer3.n contributed
to a thort program and the
24 (states made their re^ rt$. .J'he
totAl amount raised was $1?>2.60.
Winners, Mrs. Geo. Craw'- rd, Mrs
Orferte Head, Mrs. C. C. Eroadnax
and" "Krsr 'Lucilt ' Rait'rd.~~ Our i
hats a-e off to Mrs. Wi''.t Hammond
who advanced thi. form of
rally., tnd p.ished it. T.' anks to
all workers and contractors. -<? '
, Prof Gardner was ho;t ot the
distrco: agriculture teacher? Tuesday
t aTteriuon. Messrs Peterson,
and Burgees guest speakers. After
a few hours discussicn the H.
E. girls under Miss Clai Eton's supervision
served a delicious course
of sandwici.rs, cocoa and pie.
Teachers i/tended the regular
monthly teachers meeting in . Sa
'uda Friday ,
? Glad to welcome Mr.r-Carroll
as our visitor Thursday. Also
Misses Best-and" Nance teachers
at Saluda ^nd Ridge Branch week
end guests of Misses Blue and
Jeffersvn r-upecttvely. 7
Don't forget the colo^eld doll
contest to end Decombec 22. Help
some girl wu> a doll.
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PAGELAND NEWS.
The Better Students Club o f
Center School had a meeting Friday
afternoon. Some rules were
drfewn up for the Club and bags
ot' fruit were sent to the sick."
4Mrs. N. 0. Brewer has been
very ill, but is improving at this
Writing. "
Mrs. R. A. Spehcer and daughters
and Mrs. Anna Harrington
and Miss Fry of Pee err
Visited Mrs. M. L. Gathings Sunpay
-
i^.Miss Alice Brewer has returned
"t% Barber Scotia College, saftei
being called home on account
(the illness of her mpth^g MrsT N.
0. Bnvir.
' J
4ren held its meeting Tuesday ev-~"
ening, Dec. 7th in the auditorium
of Lancaster Training School. The
meeting was called to order by the
president, Dr. J. J. Clinton. The
program wns us follower National
Negro Anthem; selection by the
Lancaster -Training- Glee Club;
praver. Mr. King;*iHeI<?rtinn?Glee Clyb;
address, Mrs. Shelling, Co.
healtlT nurse; selection, Double
-quartctr paper,' "Tuberculosis and
the Seal Sale," Miss Marjorie
Clinton; paper, ."Symptoms of Tuberculosis,"
Miss Georgie Latimer
solo, "Out of the Dust," Mrs. E.
Clintgre paper, "Ty .
State Sanitorium- to- Lancaster
County," Miss Josephine Sherand;
paper, "Some Objectives of the
PTA,'/ Mrs. F. W. Funderburk;
solo, Mr. G. S Babcock; remarks.
Prof E. E. Riley; remarks, Dr. J.
J. Clinton Benediction
The Kelsey Library Committee
had a .meeting following the PTA, :
proximately 7,000 volumes of interesting
and useful books, given
to the City and County of Lancaster
by a Negro philanthropist,
Kelsey. Through the influence of
brought from Washington, D. C., (
and placed on the shelves in a li- ^
brary apart from the main school '
kuiUin. ??: 1
UUtlUlIl^
The Social Promotor Bridge ]
Club of Chester- was entertained ~
at the beautiful-home of Mrs. Getty
Babcock, Friday e/enint;. Dec.
10. Four progressions of Auction
bridge were played. The menu con
sisted of chicken salad on lettuce
leaves, saltines, iced tea, wine with
fruit cake, mints served buffet
style. ^
The following prizes were awarded;
hichpnr gueet nnnre. Miri?r M.
Clinkscales; highest club score
Mrs. Ada Stanback; and lowest
score, Mrs. L. Johnson. Mrs/ A
Stanback expre33od the -gratitude
of the club to Mi .. B-tboock for
such a/t enjoyable evening.
RIDGL SPRING NFWS
A large audience listened atten
? lilt I'ATMETTO LEAOE
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS !
Miss Fearla B. Attica is in the
city a few days "from Alt. Claire.
N. J., where she hag been living
for six months.
Mrs. Est'He Bovian -R.'ey with *
her husband and little ste;>-daugh- 1
ter motoreo hc^re Ericla} al^jr c
rhanksgiviiig and made pop calls 1
on friends, who were all glad to 1
see them. Mrs. Riley who is
known here as Miss Bovian was s
?'/-? 1 vpai'S t ho H TV..-- 1 t
nomic teacher at Finley lii school. s
Miss M. D. Kelly and Miss Mar- 1
gubiite Roberts motored to urange s
ourg and spent, the week-end. b
Mr. J. S. Stanback is vcry much 8
improved and is gaining strength s
again,
Mr Llovd DeGraffenreid. ? stn- F
dent of Benedict college was at 3
home a day tbis week vhiting his t
inothef, ?? . i
frot. a. L. Pinlcy attended the ~~
meeting of the Program Committee
of the State Teaeneis' associ- 8
ation in Orangeburg Saturday. b
A large crowd was at Hardin's e
Hall_ Tuesday night for the has- *
ket ball game between the girls' e
team of Iinlev Hi nnrt (\rannfii t
to 4 iu favo'r -of Finley High. Two u
boys' teams fronr Finley Hi play- e
ed against each othen The score ^
was purple team 11; gold team 11. ^
Prof." W. L. Zimmenoah and- -b
n
Miss Elfie Tee Martin of Gaffney L
accompanied their teams here.
Mrs. Toyetta M. Brown will b
leave Saturday to spend the Christ 1
with her husband, Mr. Hemphill a
Brown. . *
Mr. N. 13. Brown c/f Gafl'ney matured
over Tuesday night and L(
witnessed -Hit basketbal! game. - j*
Miss Edna Woodard, Trof. W. i'
if. Atltmoon-and- Prof i-A-. T>. Har-?
din, wno e/e. coaches for, Finley
High are keeping their teams iq *
practice. ^
Rev. Mr. Bailey of Greenville 1
preached ai Calvary Bapt. church s'
Sunday. .
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GRANARD HIGH SCHOOL h
Gafl'ney?Christmas lights shedded
their glow on jubilant boys ^
and girls enjoying an informal entertainment
honoring the ^High w
T
School's football team Friday nite
at the school.
Aftsr -successive rounds of en- ?
joyable. games the members o f Ct
the team were presented to the *
guests. Short speeches were made P
by Samuel Littlejohn representing 1
the senior members of the squad, a
officials, Copeland, Tucker and
Glvmnh. who so graciously served 11
in the home games, assistant
coach West; Coach?Stanback and *
Principal Zimmerman..
Tht> t'nnt tin 11 wf nsnn proved tO-?
:ous, and the spiritr~foT'next~~ye&r
oe very successful if not victor- 11
t
ts fyr all concerned to strive for
t bigger and belti'i team.
The second Initiation of the Alpha
Beta Gamma Honor Society
climaxed Friday evening after tschool
with an informal tea i n f
Miss Petty's class room. This is "
an organization, within the school,
whose purpose is to promote schol ?
pi-ship and character. New mem- ^
bers admitted were: Ida Petty,
Evola Jones, Vinola Jones, Jessie
Lee Reid, Pauline Jones and Dora
tshippy. The charter members are
Brice Coleman, president; Samuel
Littlejohn, vice-president; Hattie
Smith, secretary; Susie E. Wiikirrs E
-leasu.er; Elvin Boyce, business
manager; Lorene Camp, Minnie M. a
Dowdle, George Posey, Strancy M. a
Harris, Edith Campbell, Freda Nor CJ
ris. You'll be hearing more from a
them often, as they are working
toward great things.
-The-girls1 busker ball team op- ^
ened its season with a game in
Chester Tuesday night against
Finley High. The boys' team is on ^
its way. Both teamj, hope to be j
'champions;
The student body enjoyed a Xmas c
cree in chapel Friday, where bothi r
students and ^teachers received p
many gifts. A very entertining a
Christmas program was present- ?
ed by members of one division of.
fifth grade under the supervision 1
of their teacher Mrs. Titus. r
Members of the Glee Club are
arranging to carol citizens o f j
GafCncy early Christmas morning.
Dear Santj ? \
Only a f^. lines fo let ycu hear j1
from me. 1 am well ard hop.
that you a *. thR san^Jjun-mne f
yfrariu- obtrSB?in f?ul'T>' -grade. '1
I wannt y ru to plcas^1 Sri.ig me a 1
book bag. You must remember;!
the othev boys and gii Is. Re-^ 1
member mv little sister Gertrude
She wants s bicycle.
"" Yours si'icerely,
BL/.NCHE G1NVARD,
St Matttewa, 8. C. ;
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VKM'S IX AM) AllOliM>
ASHlNC!!^', 1). C.
By J. O. Hart
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Waa_uingtori, Dv C.. Dv.r. 14th?
..ast Vond-.;-, Mr. Hu'l. the seci
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etary of i late was very busy .
oTOtnunica'it.g with Japan about
he bonbir.fr' of the gunooat Panay
ast Sunday*. _
Some mv.ths ago thfcie were
evcjal gur. boats sent to China
o protect the United States posessions
tn.*ro. Now mm. ronnrts
hat the v .y thing which ,was^
ent to project 0-ther property is.
ieing destroyed with ail,?#l its big
:uns on it. That is a "g rand .in
ult to this nation. But I guess
apan is i .mewhat like an angry i
>erson thv-wiflg stones,re.
ponsible f-Ui_iimacem, w^o-get in
he way *\i jd get that, which is
ntended f< > enemies. - I
* ? * *
Mrs?Lnli.?Nites, a very?pro^
;ressive South Carolinian who has
?een in Washington no?v lor seviral
years f rst as a cl ef, cook
or four Tiv.rs, .then shj operated
a business of her ovr., a six
able dining room which sh? opratod
wel' end progics." tapidly,'
intil now she has opened a greatr
and larger place, a hrlf block
rom whevc she was?The Nileso
'ood Shop *nd> Tavern, v 1 ere she
ias been since November 24.
lusiness has grow^n so until she
5 operatii;; a twice as large a
usiness by removing t;.e -parti- i
ion to the next door fo the serice
of be ? and light wirnes with
rapacity ef over-fifty?at?1428
"oirst^eetrNW:
To tubsc.'ibe for The Palmet3
Leader, call North 54-?5.
dryland Tubercu- '? j
losis Sanatorium
ttejixyrow.n, Md.?Since the inaction
of Dr. Reuben Hoffman a?
jperintendent several noteworthy
langes have been effected about
le Duuamgk ? 7|
Among the latest achievements
as been the installation >nd the J
eginnirig of the operations in the
operating Room.
On Sunday three of the patients
rere subjected to phrenicotomics.
he phrcnicotomy is a comparaively
new method of treating surTCS'ftj
tubercular cases; that is,.
asesi'.that will respond to surgery,
t consists of the dividing of the
hrepic nerve in the neck, or the'
emoval of it, to prevent re-union
nd return of function. t
Thp operation has the effect of
aralyzing the diaphragm on that
ide with the result that it rises
o -a > considerable extent, thereby
uiiijnvoting mc iung ana-Himwighc
cheat raparity nn?that?side.
f the operation .does nothing else,
t prepares the field for more exensive
work, for the corrfpression
/ 'he lung by-t^w-reinova'l~Pf*TKe'~
ioiiy portions.of the chest. i
The surgeon for the day was
he surgeon-in-chief from the Bal
imore City Hospitals, Dr. Aycock
. ho was assisted by our Dr. Reucn
Hoffman. The operating suprviso'r
for the day, MrB. Mary
lephuS Powell, was assisted by
liss Marie Tobie and Miss Alice
Sallard.
LETTERS TO SANT\ CLAUS
Camp Paroi- Md.,
Dec. '3, 1937
ear pantv
I want yov. to bring n a coat
nd hat, a dress, shoes, htockings
nd sjome slips. And a so some
andy' and fruit. I ha/e a sister
nd ,a\ broti cr, don't forget them.
With i> ae, ,
"BEATRICE SIMI'SOft. \
> ear __?anta.- ?
I am a U^lle boy 11 years old
n the 6ti grade. I go to. the
ibbeville County Trainirg school,
hgve beei. good all -h* year.
I 'want you to bring me a wag>n,
suit, hat, pair1 shoes, fruit
tuts and c. ndy. Remer. ber the
>0or boys and girls wh< haven't
iay paren"* - I will stare my
fifts with them also.
Don't forget my sisters and brokers.
_ Yours tri 'y. """x
ARCHIBALD H. LETMAtf. |
Dear Pill:
Just a f?v- lines to let you bear |
'rom me I rm very sorry j haven't
.vritten yu^ in two wc^ but Iwas
so"B;> I didn't nnv? vary
nuch -Jme
-Ntrw Bii" 3tmas ia a I n. cat bata
+nd I cnn hardly, Vait inill.it get
bere and ih close as Xnias is here
some of us is not gt>ng to see it.
i hope that all the club members
and every; ody have a merry
Christmas and a happy New
Year.
So loftg Hill until next week.
Lim Ttry busy getting ready for
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1st. All conveniences. Phone 821
a merry Cl.riatBiaar-I hope tht
Santa Clais con. viait everybody
home. , 1, ....1- --?
SARAH GINTARD,
? St. Matthews, S. C.
Dear Santa
I am trying to be a very go<
boy and r.dplul about home ah
I Ifke to .go to school. 1 sell pi
pen for Tn^. FaTmptto Leader e'
->ry week ai d I am ten y^ars ol
I attend S^day school ctery St
lav". ~ r Dear
5>a ua, please brirg me
pair of skates and a ra:..coat,
am going fc school every day.
like vo y v uch for you to vis
my friend Charles Biiga?w?ell <
Eastover, S. C.
From you. little fri:ii<! __
" FRED GANTLancaster,
S. C.
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ELD MILK 1?3
tail cans 20c |
WEL SHORTENING |
i 8 lb. carton -85c $
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Christmas Box Assorted y
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