The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 15, 1938, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, January 15, 1938
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. Chaney Peterson of Columbia
announces the marriage of
her daughter*. Ruth to Edward
Williams, December 30, 1937 in
?- New Yoik M ^ M
NIGHTINGALE SOCIAL CLUB
The NTg^linnate SOCi'il elub~was
^organized fit the honic of Mrs.
Rlnneh Watson 1022 Pendleton St
January 4, 1938. Prosid.nt, Miss
Louise Dean; Vice-Prcsiuc.it, Miss
- Emma Brown; Sccretaiy, Miss
Mary Brown; Treasurer, Mrs? IL
Watson; Critic, Miss Thelma
Smith; Rtporter, Miss Isabelle
Goins.
Several ri les were ^suggested by
some of -the membei?sT- tad?they
were accep'td. Our mee ng was
closed with singing I come to the
Garden. We are going to meet
next Tucsuay night ai tie home
< of Miss Thclma Smith 1714 Calhuon
street
F.BS.G,
- - Thft-mer.infr waa ludd at. iho
home of Mr Peter G uuett 201
Henderson street. After the devotional
the president 'ook charge
of the meeting. Mr. Robert Sims
became a member of the Friendly
Boys Social club. Members present
11. Or., visiter, Mr. B. Brice
of Philadelphia. The next meeting
will convene at the' home of
, Mr. Joe Garrett, 201 Henderson
street, January 18
LES COQUETTES CLUB
The Les Coquettes club met at
the home cl Miss Lula Goodson
No. 7 Dewey Ave.
The program was- *s follows:
Song, Ain'.rica; praye * chanted
song, I come to the garden alone
Bible verses, club.
xne^iiieeiioB v*u? tnen nai i-u m
the hands of the president. In
our meeting we discussed plans
for our cmiling anniversary an
January 28th we'll say more about
it in our r.oxt write-up. In oyr
-fawt meeHng at tii" home "f Miss
Lucy Mao Coins we installed the
following cA'icers.
President, Luciia Ta/loi; VicePresident.
Lucy Mac Goiis; SecretaryrMin
y V. Youn're-;?Assistant
- Secretary, Rosa Lee Taylor; Gen
Treasurer,. Lillie Mae Minders;
Social Treasurer, Clara Randolph
? Reporter. P.cso^Lee^ Ta.d-^. -t
WAVERLY SILVER STARS
The Wavcrly Silver S'.ors Social
club met at the horne. of Mrs.
Willie Mae Walton / 1320 Heidt
street. Tlie Chaplain, A! t* Williu
Mae Walton conducted 'no 'devctional
exercises. After- v-hich the
meeting~WES -ttrrncd over to the
Vice-President. Miss Ine-; Collins.
Business was discussed b? 'efly.
There~"w ie three visi'.ma: Mr;
Edmund Edwards, Spencer L, Belle
T 1a.?J TJno',/ c nn,l .Trvarvliinn
I-JIKjy \I uuu ?
Washington. We Ave re very glad
to have them with us.
The hos. sb served delicious
course.- A lovely time -was enjoyed.
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THE RADIO LITERARY
AND SO<-iAl CLUB
Once again the Radio 'Social
and Literary club flash ,ts news.
to the readers of The Palmetto
Leader. H tiding our fiist' meeting
of the year at the home of
Tube Thoj.,as Palmer 2223 Lady
street The hou-sC was-called to
the PrpiiHnw^ Tube Ro
land Harris and after devotions
we began our business session.
Reading ol the minutes of last
year that closed financi illy and
socially with much success and
we are planning mum better
year with *l.e cooperation of the
social group.
On Tuesday, January 18, we will
meet, at tho home of Tube Wesley
Mangifhi lof'O M'.'Duffle -Ave., to
elect our officers for 1038 and af^r~
wiTP"TiyT}ar our -amr -rmcement
of what vou may expect from
Radio. So until I come hock with
a flash, this is your Rauio correspondent,
Ceo. A._ ElmOr >.
THANKS
mi. T\_ o-.-Qfr.fi,)
i ne JL*I a iiiiinu tiuu ijj
to Its many friends for one of the
most successful year's work in
its history To those vnom we
have thanV'i personally.__The Palmetto
Leader expresses o? r appri^
ciation, WHlartift you v.' could
do very little. With your response
' to our calls^ we have visited the
two sanitariums, the Veteians hospital
and Camp Moore for girls.
We have mapQ grocery showers
from time to time and lastly, we
were tWe to- make a little less
than fifty deliveries on Cvristmas
morning.* At- times we v ere embarrassed
to call upon you bui
riitteh time wy performed an act oi
kindness or brought choo.- to some
one. The smiles and expressions
of gratituoi from those less fortunate
tlar- we, gave impetus to
a fresh sta- I and we again solicit
ed the heir of our fmtnful ana
nntlring f iend?v May the smiles
of the underprivileged radiate
lUinuKli m.lu jiuu and may you
be eneourftped to bear with ua ir
our 1988 program for bigger and
bettor ter> ee t<y the. community,
"JWp U? to help others."
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LEAVES FOR LOLISIANA Ifl
Mrs. Norman P. Penderjfrass,
who has Lteii visiting J-elatives
and friena'o in Columbia... Sumter,
and Elloree, left Decembet 31st to
join her husband at Shreveport, 8
-hp has been recently t
appointed educational Advisor of v
the C. C. Camp at i arksdale ,
Field. '
While in ?he state a number of *
favors were shewn her, and she v
\yas guest ot hqnor at some charm 0
ing affairs; among them was one
given by her husband' sister, r
Miss Pansy Pendergrass at her v
home on Council street, December e
29. The invitations were hand
painted anc. her* a/rtistic ability,
was shown in ail arrangements. *
The favors were folders, each r
bearing a new year wish, and autographed.
Games -of -various -
kinds were enioved, at close f
of which the hostess' .gift, a dove? ^
ly rhinestone evening brg. was ,
- ffi-P'vontod *< fhi. guest of honor by
" "Key. A. P.- Speetrs, who wished 3
, for her ? only "little", troubles, fc
- -Saveral oti.tr beauttfufr und use- 1
ful gifts irom friends were also
given. , *
Mints, fruit and pound cake v
were served with ice cream. Miss e
Pendergrass was assisted in recemrig?by~~her
mother end Mes-}
dames A. B.' Spears and A. G. i
Spears.
. Mrsh Pendergrass, before her
marriage in August," was Miss An
_ oiie M-ae Wi'dams of Ellorte. ?
?"Their many friends wish for s
them much success, in thtir new e
. Held. f
Mr. PenJtrgrass?was formerly
Educational Advisor at Crosby, &
" MissiTwhere tnejrTurve lived since 1
their rifar>inge. . >. ' .
LUCKY P1RD ^OCI^L CLUB t
The meeting was calle.j to or- t
der by the President Mr. Sam c
Williams a.t the homo of Mirs. q
Gertrude West, 615 Suiter street.
The usual opening was conducted, f
The house was then declared open n
d for ' isiness. The president u
had discusfc.on for the uplifting
of (he club The vice president a
made interesting remarks. a
New members joined fhe club
were Mr3. Marie Porolock. . Mr. c
Wesley Johnson, Mrs. Mamie Bow
era, Mr,-ana_Mrs. FjranK Jchnson v
Mrs. Marie Cheeseborough. No s
: iiieiiibet rciorted sick. Mr. Allan _
West was errolled as a new mem- *
ber. Roll call with 14 members
present.
We adjourned to meet at Mrs. | S
Ruth Goins 1421 Whaley street >j
- Fnnimry lSlh, at ft o'chck p.m.
Refreshment' were-served. Dis-" d
mission bv the president. t
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THE WAVERLY SUNFLOWER
SOCIAL CLLli a
: ? P
The Waverly Sunflowti Social
dub mj>t at the residence of Misa
Wilhelmina Weir Tuesau^ night. n
January It The meeting was be- a
gan at 8 o clock by the president g
with the regular devotional oxer- .
cises. Then the house was opened
for business. The pres'd_nt made ^
" a very-interesting talk ~on how r
. .he want vhe club to cooperate
and work for 1938. lwo new
members vn ve> enrolled. Airs Lis- *'
I Oy and Mrs. Osbib. Mrs. Wilson's
J made some very encouraging re- ?
-marks. _ |0
The sec'tary riad tiie minutes J
of the last meeting alter which j
each metfnler respoiyled to the u
i oil w'th a Bible quotation. ?The' s
hostess then served u3 a delicious g
supper consisting of.^baktd chick-1 ^
I en dressing, buttered rolls, roast I
- pork, rice, sweet peas, not tea and P
rake, which was onjoyed by all. j n
Our next, meeting wilL be at
.he residence of Mrs. Wilson 2300 .
olock of Cmrvais street, Tuesday
- -January 111*38. n
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PRIVATEER SOCIAL CLUB ^
ENTERTAINED r
_ Duo Wsat?, S. C.?>-The Privateer _
Social club was entertained Friday
night, December 17, 1937 by
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Aiken Hampton,
Sr., 14 Fleming street, Ware
Shoals, S. C. I
The home was beautifully deco-J *
rated with Christmas decoration r
and poinsettes. The business of b
the club was called to order by the
President, Mr. Wallace E. Vauss
" "after which ?h* tables were ar- ?
ranged" for progressive whist. c
The tables had plenty of nutar candy
and gum and each one en- ^
joyed the games played very much.
The refreshments of t:>e evening "jj
consisted of .punch running like ?
the fountain of youth and plates a
of chicken salad served in hot buns'!
pickles, potato chips, congealed v
fruit salad and hot coffee. Every- .
one had a most delightful time.
The tables were taken down and *
I everyone enjoyed dancing for more r
1 than an hour. ? ? -?- 1 j
I Guests of TKe " Club werg Miss .
I o??.. - -A- n il i
| oni n vvtiii^c-ij u.ii.r RiiyATiurj ?
Tenn.; Miss Ruth White. Abbeville I
Mr. Childress Westminster, teach- c
er in Abbeville county and Mr. Neil j
Wo9dson, Greenwood. Each guest .
! was presented with a guest prize. |c
Mrs. Farrar Maye Webb hold- 8
| ing high score received first prize
Mr. Elliott holding low score ret
ceived booby.
J- The following..members at the
i club were present: Mr. and Mrs.
i Oliver O Lowry, Mr. A. Percival jj
Bluford, Miss Willie F. Boyd, Mrs
i Fnrrar Maye Webb of Ware Shoals J
Mr. -and' Mrs. W. E. Vauss, Mr.
I Elliott Johnson, Mrs. Florence S. i
Jamfs, Miss Georgia, Pruitt, Due 8
i West; Mr. and Mrs Marion Jones, \
rfotifeyjUa J
> i The club will be entertained by .
I Miss Georgia Pruitt and Mr. Wil- 2
i lie Robinson at home' of Mr. and
Mn. Vtins, Dm Wnt,
i ? ?
diss Anderson Wedt
MjpC Cooper
Allendale, S. C.?Coming as i
urprise to their many friend# ii
he Carolinas and Georgia is th
redding of MIbs Jennie Agattii
Anderson of Allendale and Mi
'hilip Cooper of Savannah, Ga
rhich was solemnised at the horn
f the bride 0.,o'clock P.M. Christ
nas, December 25.. The ceremon
/as performed by the-Rev. Charl
is Anderson, father of the t>rld<
n the presence of the inxmediat
'ami lies-. The very imprdaaiv
ing seremony was used.
, The wedding ceremony was per
ormed in the living room, whic
vaa~ lovely in green and whlu
handle light was used with cathe
Iral tapers in gin dusted candcla
>ra. A lovely Christmas tree wit
uulti-colored lights, carried ou
he Christmas motif. The mahtl
vas banked with greenery; at eitl
r end baskets of southern sraila:
ind mistletoe served to form a:
mprovised altar.
Prior to the ceremony a ehor
iroRi am of nuptial music was ren
lered, with Mrs. C. V. Bing, cou
in of -the bride, at the piano, Mis
s Dorothy Thompson and Bemic
>ride, sang very sweetly, "I Low
fou Trtrty," ami "Oh Promise Me"
As the strains of the "Brida
"horus" from Lohengrin sounder
he bridal party enterd. The brid<
ras given in marriage by her bro
her Prof. G. A. Anderson, prin
Innl nf <u<^nn1 ??. Pnnntalri Tnr
1. C. The bridegroom was accon
>anied by a close friend and claa
late, Prof. Herman Fennel], gra<
ate Benedict college, now styvtri]
s principal of the school at Yam
see, S. C. J
Mies Theresa McCollough, re
ent graduate of New York uni
ersity and cousin of the brid
erved as maid: odLhonor.
The bride waa never lovelie:
han in her wedding dress of goli
lat crepe with touches of blue
ihe wore a Bhoulder corsage 'o
'alisman roses with fern. Imme
iately following the ceremony
he wedding guo3ts weife enter
ained at an informal reception.
Mrs. Cooper, daughter of Rev
jid Mrs. Charles Anderson, is i
opular member of the younge
et. Shfe is a charming young wo
lan, with a very pleasing person
lity and a wide circle of friends
Ihe is a Junior at Spelman col
age, Atlanta,_ with a Major it
lome Economics and a Minor h
elated sciences. "
Mr. Cooper- is the son of th<
ate Dr.. and Mrs. H. L. Cooper
lavannah, Ga-? He a graduate o
lenedict college, Columbia, holdinj
degree of Bachelor^-of Science
nth additional work at Indianni
niversity. He now serves ,.as in
tructor at Beach High ?School
lavannah.
On Monday evening the bride'
a ?I 1 x a ?
larents were at nome to a larg
lumber of friends of the younge
ocial set.
The bride and groom left-Wed
lesday for a short wedding trip t
Savannah, where they will be a
lome to their friends after Feb
uarjr^-1938:
C SHARP CHORAL CLUB
The C Sharp Choral club he!
te weekly meeting at the home o
diss C. K. Gordon, Wednesda;
light, January 5 with a large nur
ier of members present.
Our instructor, Mr. R. H. Rid
lick gave us an interesting lessoi
if kinds of notes and the scale:?
After rehearsing several aeiec
ions we elected officers for th
'ear with Mr. Rlddick as presl
lent protem. They were elect*.s
follows:
President Mr. Joshua Martin; Is
..'oa UM kaU T
I^C-piCOlUCIlVf mi, 11U L/T71 V
!nd vice-president, Mr. Carneliu
toberts; Rec-Secpetary, Mrs. Con
lie Young, Financial Secretary
diss Bemice Baxter; Com wpond
ng Secretary and Reporter; Mis
/ouise Craig, Librarian; Miss Dor
ithy Anderson, Critic; Mr. R. H
iiddick, sponsor; Miss C. K. Gor
Ion. Each officer; is to make
hort talk in th? next meeting.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the lata-Rev. Vir
;il S. Johnson, and his daughtei
drs. (Julia Gress, takes thia op
>ortunity to expresO^ sincer
hanks and appreciation for th
nany""act8 pi kindness and exprec
lion of^ympathy in their sudde
i L #. am/1 //vm IVa ?m on.. Kaa 111 I
icsins aira ivr wtr
'ul floral tribute*.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
TPS LEADEI
.> THE PALMETTO LEAD
j, CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our heart
felt thanks, to our many friends
* and neighbors for their many acts
1 of kindness and expressions o f
8 sympathy " shown us during the
8 illness and death of our dear mo*
ther and grand-mother Mrs. Har'
riett Oxner. Especially do we
e wish to thank Drr T. W. Martin
" and the Williams Tuneral Home
^ for their kindness and sympathy.
Mrs. Cora Simpson, Daughter,
5' Mrs. Nettie L. Bunch, Grand*
daughter*
0 Sisters and Family.
UiDDIiri! ? Wrtttvtl
AH vijDijiiN T
h ' ' ;
Mr. Elri< ge Fart announce the
" marriage rf hi a dan ?hter Mrsassie
Mae F-int to Mr. Elbert Hare
i- December 9M?, 19^7, At iiome 206 I,
rayton street, Newberry, S. C. "
e THE CRUSADERS SOCI \L
b CLUB OF Ci<ESTER
* The Cruradera Social dub met
ders oi} Jeter street. With the
t President, Arthur Johnsor taking,
charge. Afrer the busir.tss part
2 of the meeting, we socialised. Then
we were served a delicious course 1
3 of salmon :alad and cocca. The
next meeting 'will be at the home
e of Mr. Ernest Atkinson's on Pate
rick street All membeis?are
e urged to tc present.
1 THE TWILTGHT SOCIAL CLUB J
i OF ST. MATTHEWS
0 The cIud met at the rome of
- Mrs. Mattie Rivers on Tuesday
_ night, January 4th. The meeting
. was called to order by the Presi- '
' dent, Miss O. B. Addison. The
1 devotional was conducted by the ;
s Chaplain, Mrs. Rosa Goodwin. The '
\ President tl en took charge. Old
and new business was d scussed.
* The hostess Berved ice cream and ,
cake. The meeting adjourned to :
meet at the home of Miss Annie '
M. Spencer and Mrs. Modpctine^ A
- tarka on T" eeday, Januaiy 11th. .
e THE SOCIETY OF BRA\E MEN <
ACCEPTS PLEDGEES - - 1
^ The Society of Brave 'Men, a *
3 fraternal organization of select
i. young men at Allen university acf
cepfced eightedn. young men as "
Pledgees at a meeting on Wednesday
evening. These yojng men :
'? are chosen because of tneir abil.
ity, attitude and generrl worth
to the orgrjiization. 1
The Society of Brave IL'en is an 1
1 organiration of voung men who 1
a'possesp certain qualities and enr
deavor to rAintain particular moral
ideals. It is the aim of the s
members to create and manifest j
" interest in their lives a? fhey as- }
i. sociate with their fellowi.&n.
For a mm: to become b- ave and
courageous here are certain fun- 1
damental characteristics to be un
*1 derstood. W. Edgar" Thompson. J
j the president of the soc- ?fy gave '
e'a forceful rnd enlightened lecture ,
i to the pleoceeB. He pr-js-oited the
'? aim and objectives of such an orf
ganlzation. The president stated: I
I the moral ideals be concealed and 1
, slumbering as it by individual 1
'' pi e^udtcesr W& have on'y to re- -J
1 move vhia superficial Icyer by |
- means of education, in order to
p discover in all the same-ideas and
the same af-pirations towards good
nesa, beauty; justice and truth',
s A few weeks ago, tho Society
e was host at a smoker u> a group
r oT eighty t< lect men of" The city,
at the home ,of the Advisor, Dr.
R. W. Maeee.
Mr. C. A. Johnson^ svpervisor (
0 of colored schools in Col imbia, de 1
. livered an inspiring address to '
1 the group. Dr. C. H. Thompson a
c successful dentist of Chi.ago and
- who>-has^ traveled tbrou<rh various- foreign
cot ntries., gave * lecture ;
concerning the political situation.
President E. H. McGill of Allen', J
j an honorary member of the club !
. climaxed thr evening's < rtertain- :
ment with his discourse on the
Y religious views of different na- 1
n tions.
Music was furnished by the j
Johnson si.pers, one of the finest
~ choral groups in the South. The
n program en ed with the presents- '
- tion of the members of the Socie- J
ty of Brave Men and serving of a
dtelJghtful ropaat. *T~ i
c The pledgees are: Lafayette '
i- Belk, Leor, N. Bennett, Isaac '
j Brown, Levis V. C. Dov.dy, Sam 1
B. Dowdy, James Duc&ett. Wil- j
liam Hare David S. Hairis. Hent
ry C. Hanir, Earle Holliday, Geo. 1
; S. House, lassie J. Hyman, Brew
. ester J. Mention, Fran]< Pulliam, 1
William Ragin, Troy Sinla, Charl"
les Tho<mpi ?.n, Edgar E Thump- 1
r. SCO. ?
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S THE FRIENDY GIRL SOCIAL
- CLUB ? ['
The Friendly Girls Social club
held its first anniversary at the
a home of Miss Lucinda Sir.gley on
Wednesday evening at 14"*0. The
guests were. a9 follows: K. Powell
? James Sinu'ey, Leila Brovn, Fletcher
Tucko, Martha I dmonds,
Simuel Washington, Inell Brown,
> Eroery Be wens. Lucinda Singley,
r, Edward Fr j p. Mary Edmonds. Na
?- poleon Goodwin, Mary J. Greene
? Robert ima. Ophelia Nes'utt, Hare
ry Garriet Lillie M. Lovd, Ruby
i. Hamilton. We then i trod need n
our officer?: President, Ruby Pow
|. ell, Vice,. Ophelia Neabitt; Secretary,
'Marti.i Edmonds; Assistant
Lucinda Singley: Treasurer, Leila
Brown; Reporter, lner Brown. '
We played different fames. A
^ short progrrm was rendeiod. We
( Wttt Hf*U ? dfltctwj* repast.
m
Felicitated
vV^^; ' ijfc^^r
Famous composer and director
of his own orchestra, who received
felicitations from mainy professions
in his field on the tenth annlveruary
of his debut afTHe button
club in Harlem late in '27.
Ruby Vallee, Leo Reisman, Cab
Calloway, Glen Gray and other
celebrities congratulated the Duke.
Also, in a recent international poll
published in London, England, the
Duke tonped the orchestra .loaders
with?9 0 votes;?Benny Goodman
eon\ing second with 769. The
Dike's headquarte-/: pro at >799
SftventiT avenue, New York City.
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\ vu??m uv* viv.t
KAI F A ALPHA ! SI Orangebuvg,
S. C., January 10
?We, the Members of the Alpha.
Lambda Chapter of tho rppa Alpha
Psi F.-frternlty extend to you
a happy mv year. Honng that
in your reiolutions for the new
year yop'*?c included those things
lhat will mtan to you ard those
less fortunate ones, and in making
those good resolutions we sin- |
Since you last heard irom ue
the chapt?1^^as increased by a
number ot nine, making a total
yf nineteei Our newenrrerg are
as follows Brothers Jejv. Reese,
Andrew yowie, Thomas Reese,
gnmuel AHvrt. Arthur~RirktHTrti,
Harry Gardin, Norman Robinson,
Lather Blrkney and Hc-brrt Dick- j
son. l'hesc men have mt. ited the
honor to become membei?^ of the
fraternity of Kappa Alpha Psi in
that thev have measurer, up to
the st^nda" ds - from th<- -.eiajpdpoint
of sehc -arship and ? her qual
ities of fine men from wl.ich KappR
Alpha Psi judges.
With a r.ew year ahead of usAlpha
Lambda under the leadership
of Bi-.ther .Maceo VcKissick
as . Polema>ch; Vice Iolemarch,
Brother Clifton Abercrombie, John
Barksdale, Keeper of Records;
Samuel B <ccte, Fxcheq^'r; Fulton
Laws * trategist; Y-nldo Edward
Lt. Strategist and Robert
Goodwin, Reporter. We are look
ing to'ward a greater sU'-ce-ss this
year than ir. the year of r937. We
feel that tie work done ?-y Alpha
Loimbda for the year of *.937 was
by no means a failure ye'. we feel
that great improvement, can be
made so with that in mm! we set
aut this year to our-Lest-thatthe
aim ol Kappa Alpha Psi will
be carrier, (ut. ...
DILLON COUNTY MAKES
PARTI/ ;. REPORT ON TUBERCILOSIS
SLAE SALE
We, the N -gro group in Dillon
rounty have made a pa^tisl report
to the county secretary-treasurer
of the Tut* rculosis Seal Sale Mr.
J. D. Blizzard, through the County
Chairlady, Mrs. P. M. v'.bbes to
the amoui.t of $65.00. 'tur full
assessment ia $125.00. WP feel
a deal disappointed and dissatisfied
from the returns from our
Seal Salv Christmas StawrpB"
drive. Sin.c we have Pern handed?dowp
our annual quota by the
Director of Negro Program, S. C.
Tuberculosa Association, Mrs. An
drew W. .Simklns. .
We propose this. Wo have just
about half the amou/nt we have
been asked to raise. ?V > have a
ittle time piloted to us yet before
our final and complete financial
settlement. Dear lovers cf good
healthi-let- us exert ourselves to
our utmost and make th matchless
sacrifice to secure our small
quota, and thereby attuin ' our
;?oal. We con do it. We have too
much at a-'ike to fail. This Tuberculosis
disease ia working havoc
with our young peop'e. The
very pride, and future,' and life
of our youths are being sapped,
snapped and snuffed ouc bo frequently
anf they are filling untimely
graves so numerously untll
it has become desperate a?i
alarming. ~ ShalPTaBr" gaiter able.
and bene\olent group here stand
by and not again lend a.-helpliig
hand,?We?make?the?aqutbal lL
Is as urgent as it is to check and
3ubdue a v.-ild maniac running furiously
at a crowd of children.
"Stop him', is the cry. He is immediately
stopped. We must stop
this evil ai.J deadly disease. It
is as^.ubt'1 as air. and as fleet as
light;; but sense and ' cents coin
understand overtake, and conquer
ft. ~ ... ^ . ;
Hurry up end secure n ore seals
Why not make a $1.00 eontribytion
and become a loyal member
of the DIHon county committee.
Better still, we urge all schools,
churches a"nd Negro enterprises
to take ancther offering so as for
us to reach our , laud-iol( aim.
'1'hrouKh tu.* Wflflng, -Wl- s an lmlp I
to curve tl.at mad affile*, on that
iL.hurting.AAjl killings our *ace, nation
and beautiful war Id.
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.SEfnMIAKY SCiifW! . M AGl'K
It N CAM Di.N
The* Soit; Carol-in-. Athletic
League of .Secondary Set o].^ u,nd
Colleprcs hi-h* it< a: nuai Lasketj
bail cTinic Fatur-Juy ' as-the gyniI
pasium o Mather Aca-'tniy in
.Camden, &uulh-Car iridic. .Xhenia
jo* part-or the clinic vr.- confined
to riisci't chit ur;d ibf. t ration
^of the fine j oints of tht ^ rr??- and
to the oho. gos ir? the i u'es for
the cm renf^'si a?on. CoaA?. Craw-ford
of Ber.? fict ccHcgo u d ^Valker,
star loiw.ivd ofuTe IT~n<diei
college bi-j uthall Ua?o, ed the
discuriioli-..
After tJ> ,<-linic folliv.c , a busi
ness meet::.*, of t-hc cm pes and
managers ft the . choois- in the
league foi The purpose of
^ninigg elegibility of w'.uols fur
the chair p* .ship an: to: he "pur-!
I posp of > . l.ir.g corti-its. This |
year _Lhe?c?-e' - nip ni-be decided
by ti *- winner of {< - tuurr.a j
ment which i? to be L- .ci it Moth.-;
or Acaden y tin March ?. Coinpe I
tition w.ill be confined to ho lneii'-j
ber's of th conference.
Followi!,/ the businos. " sos-ion*
the vlsitine- 'nnr-.os d - wit
nessed a f t< ga?>?- befwc < r: Couch
Crawf-rd' Benedict q it-let an.:
the Co! nibi: Roc: cati'.p ( ub's All
Stars Th- mur< !s fal'.ir-. to the
former by sc^re of -Id to *d5.
1 The t'oik w ng t hooi1 j u^-t'jw.cswtre
reprc . cTted by fi'ja he?_and
teams; M'W.er Acaderv.y Hob.t.*i
Small Hig:. Braiiuid, Kinl-y High
Coulter Ataoerry, Booker \Va?hington
Hipi , Timrr.fo'nsv-Jle Fairfield,
Lancaster, Ki rig* tree, Bennettsville
and llarts'Uue. Xi?<Booker
Wd* r.ington HigV of-Columbia
had the ll?rgf-?t_ out-ofmembers
ui a players.
Booker Wa-1 ington Ba<r\? -hall
Sched !e?F938
??? ~ {- Joys and Giriaj'January
1 - iJaric'astc-r >. rd'a.,
January 21?Wimjsboo in Ccla'.
January 25 Mather in '.nden
January 2:4? May.? v:e .. -< i- mhia
February 1- Avery in Luiumbia
February 4? Coulter in ' le*aw.
February 1 ? Burke in C'.arleston
February 11?Finley in "*?<l'ur?biaFebruary
?Mayo in i. iriington
February U?Coulter in., "olvmbia
February 25 ? Fir.-ky in Chester March
1 ? Avery in Can-'c-stoir"
March 7?innsboro ih . inns'bro
March 11? I aneaster ir. Lancaster
(Mather in Ctlunibia < ate uncided.)
All gdme- dc/ubk- hr-3Ci-ri.
ALPHA LAMBDA SCTiO.LLKTiS
Nine of the Scrollers Vfif~'!jvsT~
year have pone a-.'ivs. he bv
ing sands to become R g B-others.
This leaves the -I*.* i.- roplipjshing
its diniinishe 1 ranks.
Those to i ake that 1 <-j:waited
trip were: Messrs Jesse Ts one.
Andrew 1 vi .? "h I'wv,
Samuel ?A t^ert; H st-t y *%Ganiin.
Gorman R\Hsiiun. liei-hj.". Dickie
son. ; LuUer ?Biakiiev, Aiv'm.r
Kirklar.d.
, At pur lrst mot ting Kfur<. the
Christinas j.tlidayt.-.. .: slewing
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officers- wire ele-'ied tc fill the
' vacancies---j \ osident, ^Bro.. Wright
Vice-President, Bro. Josie; Secretary.
Btx. Btgck; Asst. Secretary
and r;easuWr, Bro. _H Ray;
Chaplain, I ro. Logan; < Re>pcrtex '*
Bio. A/Oh. .. v
S? until the Kittens' become ? 1
Ruts, wo v ill say adieu unty the
next time
?'KOF. W. >. B \RR1SON
HOS't OF >. FKOHA CLUB
Seneca, S. C,', January 4?The
bi-w r1 y : < vtinir of thr ^.uroia
club was hc.d ' Tuesday evening
'~:-<U ii'ijf.?< i! tli" Receiv'- g Room
?tt S-.ncc" Ju;?'jr collect with
1'rt,r. WrT TT:i*nsbn fisTosti
The bu.?: -s s'.v sio'i^ v:0 given
ovi-r to reports of vara.us comn:itt<os
\ epov; from the committ?^eo<-xj.!ets.ing
-heir tha-hs to
-the n t>;b(:r, of the .1 v!i- Work~i."'
t'l'-.b. 'tti; ' "i;i; \ Tiainlng
ii-ihuol fH.-.'lty, :.sLua<;ot-r<iH[y hnd
ovvt- for ? 'nation's 'p U.e shut"n
art! ol rr people at 1 nristmas
ineTv'is vi.cn. . ^
The topic ettiqwette wi,? poened
f ,r *ni^gr -Uy_ Mi?y Lillian
Hreyn c'ujm.an of t.i.- program
.omnil'tee
Jan es v ere introduc d by the
"(.<> . A t mptii g salou course
<vas s< rve , " j * 7
SCONS A Kit >'
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