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^Birthday Dinner
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Orangeburg.?A brilliunt social *
atrair of interest to ~u~Ta rge riutn- ^
ber of friends and relatives o f
?r?Calhoun ami?Qrangcbur Cguntiea, _
was the beautiful surprise Birthday
Dinner given by Miss Cammie
Fluda, Friday evening, March. 25
at the rcsidC'nVe of Mr. and Mrs.
honor of. the sixtieth birthday of
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Bull. The
living room and dining room, with j
cut flowers artistically placed made ^
a lovely background for the ocea-'t
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Mrs. Bull is one of our large 1
farmers of Calhoun County and |
also one of our outstanding rural ,
scnooi tcacners. r
The gty sts who canie to do ho- >
r.nv' to this?rmtrtf?woman?cuutji '
thvri^pfrry-fwTmrrttr- lu have bectr \
included. Four generations gather- ,
ed with Miss "Fludd to give this
tribute of love. It was aa inspira- 1
tion to see the radiant face o f |
Mrs.?Hull as she and her guests'
were invited to enter the dining
rOtjfln. The beauty of the table
with volor scheme of pink and
white with a huge Birthday Cake
^ in the center, was dazzlisg. The
loU! ceuiSe dinner consisted oft
Grapefruit (.'m-ktail; Roast Tur
_k< y. Rice, June Peas, ] CandiedYams.
Country Hum, yGiblet Gravy.
Creamed- Asparag.us, Macaroni
Stuffed Celery, Pickles, Cranberry i
Sauce, Rolls, Butter, Brick Ice^
Cream, Cake, Coffee, Nuts, Mints.
. or, Mrs. Bull. Mrs. Breeland, Mrs.
M.B. W ilkinson, Mrs. John Sulton,
Mrs. McDuffie Sulton, Mrs. Heming.way.
Miss FlorOlIa Fordhani,
Mrs. A. R. Kennerly. Mrs. Mattie
Stewart, Mrs. Jane ^HaVrington,
Mrs. Mahel Myers, Mrs. Mona Als
tmV. Mrs^Mildrod Cooke, Mm: Ja-"
nette Ca Uwe II Cten denin g, and
Mrs. I). B. Taylor, who acted us !
Toastmistress.
* i Cooke sang several votal
selections, with Mrs CTendening
.. at the piano.
The gifts were beautiful and
~ mnny. Mi"" ~Fhnid's -gr^t"wrer a set ^
of dinrer dishes of imported china.
The hostess* irift was a pair
of hose. * *WESTON"
< HAPKL -AND-MT.
PISGAH IN ION SERVICE
Greenwood, S. C:?Sunday was
a fino day for church goon? here.
W> stun Chapel* and Mt. Pisgah
had a union service. The two
Sunday schools met'in joint sos-i
sion at the usual hour. The su-j
porintendents and co-workers were
at ^heir post of-duty.
Io*y C i;lv ami Rci:?Williams
conducted service. Rev. Williams
jin ached"" a powerful sermbnV ~X~~
talk- was made by Prof. Minis re-1
Questing the churches to send a
delegate to the state convention
i' rrf wni 'ic'r in?the?Sutula-y_schooTr
and church. v j
? - Weston?Chapel pastor-, members
and choir went to Clinton and at-1
tended an afternoon service at the
^ . Friendship A. M. E. church. There,
were two services. The first was
attended by Roy. Wright and his
( hoir ami congregation from Laurens.
SIM.IMIT CI.l'B
Oraat'obui g.?The Trend well St.,
Division had charge of the meet-'
inus of J lie CI ah under the direc.,.
tion "of Mric Etta B.. Rowe and
Mrs. Ward.
iin Tlni-sday afternoon, March
iu, t |-,a ( luV> met at the home of
M; s, Ila'ttie Summers. After a
short business session the fag's
%< :< given out. Mrs.~~Mari'on Wi 1
kinson, thf^_ President-stressed the
great need of the Home and urged
all lit help make a success of
the Tag Week Sale. Representatives
we-p anointed to visit each
present the Cause so that the puh
lie might b.- informed as to the
importance of the sales.
The program rendered simulated
a broadcast with Mrs: Ward
arno-ineer. Mr. Wigfall of.j^tate
College choir, led the group in
tji" singing of several spirituals.
Then with appropriate introductions.
Mi'. Birnio gave a resume
of Political Conditions in Europe;
Miss Geneva Phokes, Personality
Vf? xr:_.
... x.'i./iuvr*, .<u?. .nix, vmoice ot
Books; Mr. Ward, The Selection
and Preparation. -of? Moata,
Thursday afternoon, March 31.
~the Club n-.et at the home of Mrs.
C. W. Caldwell, with Mrs. Wilkinsop
presiding. Over $96 was
reported from the sale of tags
and more members to report later
The following delegates were
elected to The State Federation at
Khrhardt*. Mesdames S. Smith, E.
Funches. M. Stewart, B. Sulton^
L. M. Ward, Beulah Caldwell, Julia
Washington, Mary David, Jas.
Pierce, Helen Sheffield- Miss Rosa
mo'nd Alsfon.
Miss Cladys Thomas of The Music
DepafttrTefit of State College J
read a _xpry interesting and~"1rw <
forming paper,?"Appreciation - of ,1
Music." ]
Mis* R. Alston announced that j
the Avery Players of Charleston <
- would present "Th? Family?Cir-L,
cle," a comedy, Easter Monday i
night, April 17th. for the benefit 1
of ' Hub. ]
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CARD OF THINKS, -h
tThe family of the late .Mis.
Clla Nearer wish to thank their
riends for their kindness and
lour of grief. ,
MrsT Jahie Reynolds-. SisterT
Florence und Luella Entzminger,
Grand-daughters;
Tulmadge Entzminger,
son in law.
-r(.'HESTER PARAGRAPHS
Rev. J. C. Melton, pastor of the 1
hstitutional Baptist church o f
jieensboro, spent the week end 1
lere -having come to see his daugh
er, Miss Elreta Melton, a teacher
11 Finley High School. Rev. Melon
preached, two scholarly ai\d im]
iressive sermons at Calvary Bap-'
ist church Sunday. He enjoyed his"
rtslf rind' made many friends dur- J
ng his brief stay. He was the
tuest of Prof, and Mrs. S. L. Fin- 41
cy. : 1?;?,?., . i j
Mr. T L. Eaddy^ of Bennettsville ;
front the w\-ek^iTh\~J
.vife Mrs. Eva H. Eaddy. . - |
Miss M. D. Kelly went to-George,
town Saturday to join her mother
in a trip to Jacksonville, because
of the death of a relative? I
.. Miss "Mabel Brown, of Finley Hi
faculty, went to Concord, N. C.,'
Saturday night because of t h e
death of"-"hef uncle.?-??? +
Mr. J. S. Stanback, Grand Master
o( Masons, of South Carolina,
who is in the "Dr. John Eve" ho.s-1
piml, in Hut r3piings. Aik, writes!.
that t^ie hot baths there are help- ,
irig him and he feels much improved
in health.
Prof. G. E. Nelson was. in. the
city a few hours, on Tuesday.
The Calendar Wedding will, take
place ill Calvary Baptist church
Monday night. April lh-instead of
April 12, as reported last week.
A very large crowd from a 1 1
churches attended the Health program
at A ME Zion church, Sunday
night.
Quite a number of persons- weru_
to- Great Falls Sunday afternoon
for the services at the Baptist
church, of which Rev. S. L. Mc-'
Cullough is pastor. Rew M. T Co
l<er. nastor of Calvary Bantisi
church of thi^ city preached a soul
stirring sermon there
? A Health Picture was given at
Finley Hieh and the Pryor School,
on the hill for all pupils a n d
teachers Tuesday. Beginning Wed-1
nesOny II Dental Clinic will he held
at khesc schools.
On Friday afternoon, at 2:.10 o';
.clock, _fhe. Second Year- -HighSchool
Class of Finle.v Hi School
gave a dinner in the dining room.
Miss." Mabel Sumter and Mrs,?C-^Finley
were the invited guests.!
Three tables, end to end made a
Jong _ ex tension ..table.?Miss?Annie
Bell Hope was hostess and sat at
the head, Miss Beulflh Hunter at
the* opposite end. Other members
,,f tlw, ? o
"1 mv: VKIM *UIC. .Uiwi1!). Allllil
Gladden. Annie Lee Hooper, Aloir
7.a Nelson, llattie Minor, Johnie
Mae McMullitv Vivian Bolar, Mamie
t*arter, Mary Bradford, Mary
Canvmon, Ophelia Carter, Rebn
Williams, Mary Rebecca Harper,
Willio Etta Paden, Zenobia Young;'
Franees . H"phins,?Violn Emith.
Misses Mabel Colenynn. Thomasina
Phifeg nnd?Dorothy Mao ?Pnden
served the guc-sts. The menu was
roastr- veali deviled eggs, which
were in various colors; asparagus
tips, creamed sweet potatoes,~bnkt'd?w-k-h?marshmallow
' tnp_in_oil-,.
ange shells; peas and carrots; hot
rolls- and "butter,-"Russian* tcnTdcewater;
and for dessert', sponge
cake with chocolate sauce. The
girls prepared everything under
the .direction of their teacher, Miss
Ernestine Wilkerson. They roCTuv'ed
and entertained Miss Sumter
and Mrs. Finley until dinner was
aimounced,?then all found their
places by cards which upon each
was fast/tied an Easter biddy.
The season's flowers were arranged
in clusters about the room. All
dishes sat oh individual fancy cut
mats?in the center of the long
table v^tis a large plate of celery^
stalks, i aii'gfil?in?a?sun-burst with
a cluster of red and green
cherries im the middle of t h e
plates; on~\the end of cm h sialk_
was a filling of green mayonnaise.
This made V very attractive aswell
as palatable dish. The room
was decorateov in blue and gold.
After dinner mints and candy
were nerved. The girls quietly-Hoar
cd the table, washed the dishes,
arranged the-kitchen irrrd?dining
room, doing all with quietness and
system, and were ready to depart
for home when the dismission bell
rang. Miss Wilkerson will have
them write a lesson -on this dinner
and. this" will go into their Home
.Economics hook, which each girl
'is making, the ittea..being.-to. train
the girls how to prepare and serve
nieals properly. It was a very,
very nice meal.
The Usher Board of the Metropolitan
AME Zion church met at
the home of Misses Adlene and
Arlene McClurkin Monday night,
April 4th, with Mr.'D. H. Babcock
presiding. After the transaction of
business, talks were made by Miss
Louise Franklin and Mrs.- Mabel
Round. A -salad course, brtnging
forth Easter thoughts .was served.
Mrs. Round and Miss _ Dorothy
Sen rb<Sron crF ooofofarl t k...... .
?.,uiotni l/iu uunil'SSOS
LAMBDA SOCIETY MEETS '
The Lambda Society of BenedictCollege
met in the reception room
flf Colby Hall at 0 p.m. Saturday
night with the president Mfss Bet
nice Latimer presiding. Plans!
ivere discussed for the annual re
:eption to be given on. April 20th.;
After the business discussion the
ncetfmg was turned over into the.
lands of the hostesses: Misses'
??arl Schumpert, Loreather Holm- ,
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THE
-AT TEA.
The Epworth. League of Wesley
M. E. "church is sponsoring an InL'hurch
Wednesday evening, April
l-Sth, at -S o'clock, Mr. J. A Simmons,
principal nf the Booker T.
Washington High School, will be
guest speaker on this occasion, i
The members and friends of the J
League are cordially invited to be I
present. A silver offering for. the I
Easter Fund will be lifted.
The Junior League will nnesent I
a playlet as its part of the Enstcr ?
program on Sunday- evening at jf
G o'clock.
LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL |
Prof. L. D. Bradley, Prin.
The local Declamation Contest
Mar eh 29 at the school auditorium
was enjoyed by all. Hallique Cameron,
Queen Esther Washingtonand
Ben Graham received 1st, 2nd
:md 3rd honoi-s"nrspeetiv'ely. These~~
fitTee .winners will?contest?the.
high school department of Kingstree
here' Friday, April 8. Other
features of the program will be
special musical numbers. The
contest promises to be keen and
full- of Interest. ? |
OnfTuesday night April 12, the
1st grade will present a play entitled
'.'School at Pudding Lane," _yn
der direction of Mrs. Rebecca Sum
mors and Miss Elizabeth Brittom
AYXOR NEWS. [
The members of the Willing
Workers Club left the school Saturday
morning at 8- o'clock for
Columbia on a sight seeing totu'.'
The weather was very inclement,
but it did not stop, the ones thatr-;
were connected with the trip. The
trip was planned by- our teacher |
Miss Geneva II. Griffin. There were
1.1 natrons that joined us m oui
sight seeing trip.
All reported as having had en-'
-joyed themselves very much; Miss'.
>arnti nurrouehs a student, of Mot |
lis College, joined u'r on the trip
We really do appreciate very
much Miss GrilTin giving us that
wonderful trip. The members were
of tin- -llh. -5th and Oth grades. r
The revival meeting is going.on
in our community and we pray
that some souls will.confess Jesus.
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHI UCH
Continued from Page 1
Mrs.?Ollie- Jiiokson??? rW-1
Mi-s.' Zcnobia Pixon l.oOj
Mrs. Nancy Grant '4.00
~Mtt Gen. Richmond -~*2.00_"
Mr E. M. P-res4ley 10.u0
Mrs Mary. E. Pressley - 10.00
Fannie Th<-?mas- 'laMiss
Eva Anderson <* 5.00
Mi1.?David Methea. 1."0 Mr.
Wm. Johnson .50
Mr. J. W Tre/.ovant 1.50
Mrs Louise Gary 2.00
Mr. P H.. Crumpton 2.00
Mrs. C K M.Gill 1 .Oil"
Mis Agnes Robinson l."0
H. U r I?... r.i
I . u. i J. i r^uiW .OKI .
Mr li. A Hb'eker '
Miss M M. Curry __ l.ou
Mis ,1'Ivsses Webster ' .35
Miss Ivor Martin 2.00
M-h?'Urns,?P"itiu icw?? In.on Mrs.
Alico Pot t io row . 5.0(1 ?
\:-s Ann:! Sl..;tlv - _ 1.IIU ~
Mrs. Anise Martin ".50 I
Mrs. Siiv.niio Smith : 2-Oil _
Mrs Ella Younp, dauphler 1.00
"i>j.?t: c. Cover-"- 5..ou
'Hi- U J Chatul?i.>n ."MTSO""
Miss Mamio E Sartor 5.00
-Mrs,--I-uereiia JLa-lzup 1.-011 _
Mrs. Alice Suber' 1.50
C'i.urchc.s in zone 1 20.25
CFtucM'hos in zone 2 . . . 10.00
CIhucIu's in zone 3 - 1um1' ,
Churches in zone -I 88,03 .
Pulpit Aid Hoard and Tribe 4IT81 |
Stewardess Hoard Nu. 1 2.5p j j
West End Club 5.00 |
es. Julia Mae Greenlee, Kathenia
MeCulluni and Annie... I,, Vincent. .
They served salmon salad on let
j.saltines. Mdark?x-ort"eo and mints,
which was very delicious. >
The hostesses for the next meet- ,
inp will be Misses Madpe Burlier. .
Addie L. Smith. Maltie Hell Wil- |
son. ('!:? fP.CtM.r'. n -.n,l A .11...,,.
BrafJJov. W'c wwc dismissed by ,
thi- usitnl -Lambda- pledge. \
IIICH SCHOOL SPEECH j
TOURNAMENT ~
APRIL 21st ANI) 22nd <.
IirAIemoriam
EUGENIA ELLIS ALLEN: ;'
In memory of my dear
mother who departed -this
life, April 12, 1032.
A loved .one who pave me
? -t-hr brst"nf-firm life
Who cherished my reerets,
my sorrow, my strife
Who taupht me to love, who
tnueht me to pray
A loved or.e in Heaven, God v
bless hor teday. i 1
, i
OSCEOLA E. ALLE>;",
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i hi ii?m ?
Bette Davis |l
IN"JEZEBEL1'
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-WITH . !,
HENRY. FONDA o
' GEORGE BRENT
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EASTER
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35 PEOrT.E
Columbia Boys and G'i
Organized Into a
izatlon
"With our eyes to the skies, and
?ur hands on our hearts, we do
solemnly pledge ' out selvus?to be
ruiild'nl to friends, firm agains^
r?>- s. useful and helpful in our
ive<. honorable in all our acts,
im! ever loyal t<> the land-^vhich
"urt".n,s us. , our own United
*
'"'A u.h all the vTTTTilTe we posand
all the skill we chall acluire,
we pledge ourselves to do'end
our?country?iuid?protect?its
imerties.
"With hitrh .appuciatlon to our
la sa'ion to?those who came be<11e
uj, and those who shall come
tft- r us, we pledge ourselves to
naintain the 1 r'edom anjj frateXi
,'ty the enTu btenlnent and t> Tit.u
e. the equal rights and e Hial
n tivi- which have made our r.iion
great an i our people happy.
'Wi y:iIiie the friendship and felowsrip
of all good citizens, and
dedgc ourselves to deserve their
i tn fi? ti (Ufa find nnni'Avnl
"Tiiis pledge is freely made and
viM l?e faithfully- kept.".
The above pledge js taken by
Iv'Usands of young n>en and young
a i-' Avho beeome members of
he numerous Squadrotis or clubs
if Junior Aviator.-:.
lr. Columbia, S. C., already there
ire a large number of members
vim are interested in building
node] aeroplanes and flying these
node] aeroplanes.
I'nder command of Mr. Lemuel
\rthur Lewie of~l!>08 Heidt street,
n Columbia, there is a real live
vire Squadron functioning better
ban any other Squadron in South
Carolina.
The. members of?thi* Soundr<?'i
an be seen) wearing their pretty
diver membership pins, "Aviation
Aing.s" on their coats or shirts
r.il in their pockets? they carry
hefr beautiful membership cards,
bowing they hold nTmvTfrship Tn
i national organization which has
100,000 numbers.
This Squadron, the "CHARLES
r'OVNC" Squadron, has as their
nembers, under command of. Com
nandor Lemuel Arthur Lewie:
"np:ain 1 farolt Mac; mrmbers are
leorgc Blakelv. Alfred Ducket,
leorgo Halcombe, Rufus Fester,
[ale Thompaon and John Reeder. j
i in New-York Says
SWAY The Harlem Way
ith ?.
THM RASCALS
DANCE
APRIL 18th?9 tit ?
Auditorium
HA, S. C,
? WHITE SPECTATORS -
^44 Cents j ^
NiteShow
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[ueen of The Blues
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? Big Stage Band
TICKETS NOW
fftTT'l li ONSALE
mmhIi AT
"T |" BOX OFFICE
Iris Are Now ^
l National Organs
For Aviation Training
The Division Commander reoucsts-.n]]
hnva nml trills nvor ton
years of age to call at once upon
Commander LEMUEL ARTHUR
LEWIE, at his home at 1308
HEIDT STREET, Columbia, and
enroll as a member in the four
new Sound rafts be is forming.
f "Any boy over 10 years of age
- may join orie 'SqTrmtrJrT; any girl
over 10 years of age may join the
girls' Squadron. Some of you
new memborii will be made leaders.
You may be the one.If
you do not enroll before Saturday
5 o'clock, you will be left
out until July;
A meeting Avill be held at the
"TTome of tommSuTle'r-Lewie at 5
o'clock, at L108 Heidt street. Bring
your twenty-five cents and come
over and join.
Next week, all names of memhers
and officers will appear TrT
this column of the Palmetto
Leader. * 1 (
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Will your name be in the list?
Have lots of fun, lots of training,
and a big time as a member of
this great aviation organization.
Remember the time, hour and
date? ' and come over and join.
Bring along your 25 cents and- try
to bring a friend too. , ..
1 WILLING- "WORKERS U rn
i Willing Workers club of Zion
Pilgrim Baptist church met at
928 Pine' street. April 4, at the
home of Miss Inez Weston. The
! club wa.s served by Miss Weston.
President, Mr. Co-rley Whaley;
Vice-president, Mrs. Pauline Williamfc;
Secretary, Miss Inez Weston;
assistant-Secretary, Miss Gus
! sic Mae Williams; Treasurer, Mii3_
Elizabeth Young; program committee,
Mr. Nellie Whaley; chaplain,
Mr. Samuel Young; Critic,
tyis Elophine Taylcrr; Pastor, Rev.
Hopkins.
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