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Saturday, April 23, 1938 Huprj Miss Mattio Hampton of 100! Heidt street had as her guest Sui day evening?Mn?-John--Lee Wil liams of Southern Pines, N. C. Mr. J. W. Williams of 907 Tret street is confined to his bed. His many friends are wishing him t speedy recovery. Mrs. Rosena Chestnut formerly of 2419 Green street, Columbia but now of Philadelphia, Pa., is home visiting her family. . Mr. William Griffin of 924 Heidt street is confined to his bed stricken with a stroke. We _ wish foi him a speedy recovery.... MARRIAGE ANNOTINCEMT ,M MISS RUTH C. WATSON announces the marriage of her sister ' PAULINE LOUISE * to MR. PERCY J. RAYFORD Saturday afternoon, April the 16tl nineteen hundred and thirty-eigh 2021 Marion Street Columbia, South Carolina At Home * Landovcr P. O.?? _ Ardwick, Mdi " Trim > m MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH LYLE1 announce the marriage of their sister MISSrVGLAD?S FROST- ? to * MR, JAMES BROWN Monday evening, April the 18th nineteen hundred and thirty-eigh 1521 Huger Street Columbia, South Carolina At Home Jamaica, N. Y. NOTICET !!!! The Richland County Teachers association will hold its last meet ing of the year, 'Saturday, Apri 23. 1938!: 12 oVlork n + '' RnnUoi Washington. High school, Nefv officers for 1938-1939 will bi elected. Other important matter: will be discussed. Eugene Barnwell, Presiden E. F. Jenkins, Secretary. THE EAGLE CLUB The club met at the home o Mrs. M. Lucas 708 Lincoln St., Fr day night, April 15th at 8 o'eloe^ with the President, Mr. John Trez prpgidiyg Opening sorr What a Friend We Have in Jesu was led" by Mrs. Lillie Perry"; pray by the president; second sonj was also led by Mrs^ Perry; scrip ture, Miss Maria Trezevant. Th minutes were read and received Business was discussed briefly. The sick ^committee reporter one sick, Mr^Trank JStephney. W hope him a speedy recovery, j short but interesting program wa rendered. We were very please to have as a visitor Miss Emmcr line Jenkins of Fort Motte who re .-was the week-end guest of Mis Viola Ihintzler. Visitors are al ways welcome. The hostess serv ed a delicious repast. ROYAL MUSIC CLUB The Royal Music club met at th ?home of Miss S. M. Hopkins-Tug? day night, April 12. The meetin was called to order by the Presi dent Miss S. M, Hopkins at th regular Hour. The devotions were conducted b Miss Magnolia Washington. Ai ter the devotions the president ca ed for the minutes. The Secretar Mrs. M. W. Edwards read the mi utes. A motion prevailed for it adoption. Afterwhich the roll wa called. 100 percent .was presen Then the meeting was opened fc transaction of business. Prepart tion was made for the weiner roa? which was had at the Zion Pilgrii Baptist church, Wednesday nigh April 13. Committee, Misses Si aie Jones and S. M. Hopkins, th Messrs Frank English, John Reesi I^ake Washington and David Jone The president requested the men hers to "bring in current events f the next meeting after which splendid program was sponsore by Miss Florence -llargess" The _ the Financial Secretary, Miss Ac laide Myers and the Finance con mittee, Messrs John Reese ar Frank English took charge of tl meeting. Mrs. Mattie G. Hopkir contributed 5c for which we thati her. Then a selection was rende ed by the Royal Music club ar B.Y.P.U. quartet. We then adjourned to meet ! the home of Mrs. fytaud Childs the care of Mfss F. Hargess We< nesday night, AprH 20. 1 SUBSCRIBE FORIBB LEADE1 i. -J. ' i- . -ft MISS GLADYS FROST WEDS MR. JAMES-BROWN IN RE- i iwhvu k> j a auiv/, cilKl 1 l'Uly>" by Mrs. Eloise Greene. "Memory Lane" was rendered by Miss Bynum and Mrs. Gregne. After - euiicnuUdnliuns to the new couple," _ 1 efroshments were served. The. bride and groom will make their home in Jamaica. N. Y. The 3 out of town guests at the wedding were relatives of the groom and were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. J.i <C. Meetzo, Mr. and Mrs Charles Inabinett, Miss Willie Ruth InabiZ -1KLU lui->Lames Inabinett, Cee*-; ville, S. C.; Mr. Thomas Brown, 1 New York City. Other guest? pros ent were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyles, Misses Ernsettine Gilmore, Ruby Mae Washington, Minnie -Lee Washington, Mrs. - Blanche Sargent; Mrs. K. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Davis, . Mr and Mrs. Win. McKinney, Mrs I Mary Hair, Mrs. .Marie Frost, Mr.I j' Matthew E the ledge, Mrs Lillian S. t. Bonaparte, Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, j Mr. Janus Brown, M iv B-rewtta Jr.. Mr John Adams, 'Mr and Mrs 3 R. Young," Mr. ITardeen Bracy, Mrs. Willie M. Wright, ,Mrs. MarI garet Moore, Miss Lillian Wright, Mrs. Lucile Williams, Miss Maggie Williamson, Miss Thomasina Williams, Mrs. Atla Gilmore, Mr. ' Lee Gil more j Miss Myra Miller, ,j Miss Blanche Williams ajid Mr. [c Ri-ii j:i m i ii Wi 1 lioin < j? BlKTIDsLAYlSK __ a AXNOl'Nl KMKNT PARTY ^ Columbia, S. G., April 1(3?Miss e Barbara Burton ar.d Mr. Fred |. Wise of. 201 1 Oak street onter. tained with a lovely party eomplicj menta^y to their sister-in-law, e Miss Nelleda Button. At tris time ^ the announceincnt^as made of the 3 engagement of Miss Nelleda B. ' Burton and Mr. Hyman B. Haw. kins. _ *?with?ri'd?w hi to??oi n ?vkh'* ^ The honored pruest wore a corsage of red and white rosebuds. | iXuring the evening thu- guests enjoyed a miscellaneous program. Toasts were given by Misses Eu^ nice Onten. Barbara Ruiton.. Cor? nelia Burgess, Pansy Pendergrass i- Annie B. Martin and Mr. Fred e Wise. Mrs. William Poe sang two numbers: "The Sweetest Story y Ever Told'T and "At Dawn" ac> eompanied at the piano by Mis* " Pansy Pendcrtrlass. Miss Pender- I ^ grass surprised the bride-to-be by s dedicating her the piece "I'm Getis tirg Sentimental Over Yotdhr The t- bride-to-he" was?asked to say ,r something. Her talk was very ap ^ propriate. Mr. Winsel Jacques n and Mr. William Burton- made ret, spouses that?fitted the occasion. Miss Annie B. Martin acted as mis '-i tress of ceremonies. The gifts 3'l were unwrapped by Miss Eunice Outen. ? A very (lelicioois repast was ser? ved. There were seventy-five ? guests who nhared t-he?evening of |e entertainment. Among them were i- the recent bruit- ana groom, Mr. Ifl ar.d Mrs. Walter Dean, Jr. All. spent a very hapy evening. r_ IN MEMORIAM id ' SPEARS?In loving memory of it our dear mother Mrs. Hattier Cooke jj1 Spears, who died April 19, 1934. In life we loved you dearly, often sit and think of you And wish you were here again. U Thelma L. and Shadio L. Spears daughters. CENT- HOME CEREMONY Miss Gladys Frost and Mr. James - -Brown of Lrcsvillc and Columbia, were married at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in-law, - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyli-s,?vrx T i5zi hugor ?>f," Jloiulay "evening, - April 18, at 8 o'clock. The. Jtev. Kennedy, pastor of the Macedonia * Baptist church an J pastor of ^ the 1 bride-groom officiated, being assit* od by Rev Lamar Mauldin. The _:.Yo.ws were spoken -in ,Lhe ? living room, too single ring ceremony bej fng used. ^ Miss Ruth L. Bynum was pianist. Prior to the wedding, Mrs.) Laura 'edge Simmons sang . "Let Me Call you Sweetheart." At J r the first strains of the "Wedding i March" from Mendelssohn, the' bride's path was strewn with roses by the flower girl, Little Miss r -.Timnita Rnndwin, who was follow ed by the .ring bearer Little Miss L Maggie Williams. ? ? The b; ide was given in marriage Z. hy her brothey,-in-law, Mr. Joseph, Lyles. She wore luggage tan and white, with luggage tan accessories. and carried a bouquet of roses. Her maid of honor, Miss Ruth Bracy, carried roses, also. Immediately after the ceremony Rev. Jesse Ford sang "God Will 1 Take Care of You," which was folt Kii "ir 1 > m..._ LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The meeting was culled to Order by the president, Mr. S. Williams at the home of Mr. Allen West, GIG Sumter street.?First sung by Mrs. Florence Boyce. Prayer by the president; second song by Mrs. BoYce; scripture lesson fcy Mrs. On r rulay night, April loth, Mrs. Rosa Hart of Columbia, S. C., was honored with a dinner as the Charlie's club, given by the Sea Side Inn Hotel boys: Messrs Jas. Sanders, J. B. Owens, Bill Bellamy Glen Whitfield, Ross Colman, Rubin Leak, Eddie Spain and Johnny Brown. The table was beautifully decorated with a- large Easter basket containing a large Easter Bunny and assorted colored candy eggs and at each end of the table was flowers of poppi'es and Easter lilies. The menu consister of torn collins cocktails with arrchovjc*, chicfceir?bogy spring* salad, strawberry short' Cilke an 1 black coffee. The guests attending were Mr. anil Mrs. Alex Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Newton, all of Conway; Miss Lillia Lasaine of Goldsbroo, N. C.; Mrs. Helen Cheeks and son Leon and Mr. Simmons Larry of Columbia; Mr. "Eilw. Janles lit Floience; Mrs. Sa. rah Davis of Marion; Miss Mozel Kane of Orangeburg; Mr. and Mrs George Sumpter, Mrs. Eddie Spain Mrs. Evelyn Howard ajnd Mrs. James Sanders of Myrtle Beach; .Mr. Fred Ward "of"Georgetown. The decoration and menu was artistically planned by Mrs. J. B. Owens, wife of Mr. J. B. Owens who seated the guests. Will be expecting the charming Mrs. Hart again soon in our city. On Tuesday, April^l2th Mrs. Hart was the guest of Mrs. J. V. Willard.of Conway. 151.1 K RIBBON SAVE CLUB The meeting was called to order by the President, Mrs. Walker at the home of Mrs. Lena Lebrew, 208 Main street. Opening song; the scripture lesson; prayer in concert. The devotional exercise came to a close. The meeting was then?opened?for?business,?The minutes were read, received and approved. The roll was called and 17 members- responded. N'ettt?meeting will be?at the Dismission. A delicious course was served. FRIENDLY GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB The meeting was held at the home of the President, Miss Ruby day night, April 12, 1938 opening at 8:00 o'clock with singing followed the chanting of the Lord's Prayer led by Mis3 Leila Brown. Next the meeting was called to order by the president, th~e minutes of the last meeting were read, received and adopted. Unfinished and new business was discussed. The roll was called and every mem ber responded well. Then we adjourned to meet at the home of Miss Lorine Randolph, No. 1 Dewey avenue. THE HOTEL SERVICE CLUB Friday evening at the College Dm,-the club met in banquet.?A feast it was with good food, musi< i T"~:: iTA-l ZTTT m _ A _ ana Dcautnui gins. inc taoies arranged in cabaret style and a bar complete with refreshing bev< erages gave atmosphere of 'high life. In order for the public to become better acquainted with the functioning of thia organization o. -i..w ...iii Akln*. tilt: tiuu win ninrvc a ti i}i IAJ rvuiu ? Place Friday evening, April 22 for an" hour or two of-fSfitfotMSi and relaxation from the ordeal oj work and cjty life. * Meet us at Abies Place Frida] evening, Apri] 22. Admission 15c fTk enny. The house was then opened for business. The presi dent called for the minutes of the and-approved of. Sick committee made her report, one member still sick. The -dd Jmsiiiess, Then new business. There will be a fish fry Saturday at the home of Mrs, Mary Lue Carr, 1219 Wheat street. A program was rendered by the club. The roll was then called. Members present 16.?The nest meeting will be at Miss Birdie Brown 313 Pickens^ street. Dismissed by Mr. Westly. Johnson. A delicious course of refreshments were served. MRS. ROSA HART HONORED AT MYRTLE BEACH Myrtle- Beach, S. C., Aprl 18? THE PAI^MJS'TTO LKABJ THE GOLDEtf ROD CLUB Tht GoIdeiL Rod club beld i regular session Motnday nlgl April 18, at the hoi tie of Mr Duruthy Tt:?Guodwin,??182?Eh wood avenue with Mrs. Georg Mae DavenDort. Dresidimr* in tl abafrfwse of the president.?Btrr lional cbhduma T>V Mrs. ^trrei port. The club regrets the dlLne: of the president. Tire reporter read the news < the last meeting. The house wt opined for business. Diseussio was had on a Gypsy Party ar Weiner Roast given Ajsril 27. T1 club is looking forward for a su< ppgafnl niyht. A beautiful Ea ter program was rendered wit Mrs.?Goodwin, mistress of ceri monies. The club's theme son was sung, then dismissal by ti watchword. A delicious course < ice c! en in and cake was nerved. The next meeting will be he! at the home of Mrs. Green: WAVERLY SILVER STARS CELEBRATED FOURTH ANNIVERSARY . : ~ The Waverly Silver Stars ceh (brated 'their fourth aijniversar Friday night, April 3. 1938. Th Stars in their white orgine ever ing dresses, white satin slips an slver slippers made the eyes dua zle. Everyone was in their gaj est mood and. the .music suite their dancing shoes and everyon had a lovely time. Titesdaj April 19, 1938, the Waverly Silve Stars met at the home.of Mis Fannie Adnrfisr ?4&8 Millwood av enue. The devotional exercise by our Chaplain, Mrs. Willie Ma Waldon, opening song, Shine Oi Me; led in prayer by Mrs. Wal ton; second song, Where He Lead I Me. The meetinsr turned over t The president. Business ~3iscussec Everyone had a lovely time. . THE RADIO "LITERAKY ANDSOCIAL CLUB The Radio Literary and Socu club met with Mr. Eugene Wilso the meeting was called to ordc by Mr. Roland Ifarria,. prgsiden Prayer by the group. The scrip turc was read from the 14th chap ter of St'. John by Geo." A. Elmor< We then heard the minutes of th previous meeting and began ou business transactions. The Radio club will join "in wit the Blue Moon club to give a Eir go party Tuesday, April 26 at th Taylor's Hotel, 1016 Washingto street. We extend a cordial inv: tation to all clubs to join in wit us for this party. Valuable pria es will be given to the winner: We had a very brief meeting an after the repast, we adjourned t look forward for the Bingo partj So until next week, I remain_you -Radio Correspondent, MARION" 'JOCIAL NEWB The young ladies of the city 01 ganized a club to affiliate wit the Young Men's Social club. - There were quite a few presen The meeting was held at the honof Miss Thelma Goddard who ws elected as president. Vice-Pres dent, Miss Jannie Lu Coplan< Secretary, Mrs. Lethamial Davis Asst. Secretary, Miss Rose L. Wi liams; Treasurer, Miss Nattie Ms McFarland. The organization was quite success. A good number of youn ladies joined. We are hoping have more in the future. Or next meeting will be held at Mr Davis next Sunday evening at o'clock. , Lj|i2 THE MAGNOLIA SOCIAL CLU We met at the home, of or Chaplain, Mrs. Ida Mary Gilliar who opened our meeting with ' Came to the Garden Alone". V MiioV. f tV>or\V tVirt "Silver - -far our invitation to their anr vdrsary which was enjoyed to tl highest by afl members attendin The Magnlias are looking fo ward to, and planning, a ga event of a print dress parad Please watch this paper for tl time and setting. We adjourned to meet at t home of~Mr?.~~Ruth Mae Gtlttffl [ The hostess served beverag - with delicate -sandwiches * an : cakes. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our d< , husband and father, B. J. Bh who left.us two years ago, Ap . zt>, iyae. ? Dear to have, to hold and th f to part, is the greatest sorrow, s our heart. , Dear we miss you, but it w ^ God's wilh to take you, so we b f to part. Mrs. Janie Blue, wife; ehildn j Mrs. Malissia Addison; Prof. R. Blue, Eugene Blue. 4 P* - - U y ?x-?-? , ?? *** a*= - 1 -?? 33 - X~ 7~r tf 1 l^llr i v S <imm?<mutv J g 1 B 2$525552?ii?22*J a| - ? IX rr? ~Tx " Trv -X ? > t , ie f d | Allen B % : : I ROSA SOCIAL NEWS c .? . n The club-held its weekly meeting at the home of Mr. Albeit 8 Jackson, with thy president on I time. The house was then opened by chaplain. First selection, Love Lifted Me; prayer was repeated; ? second?seleitiu?n~l "7&we to the* Garden Alone, after devotional exercises came to a close the proil gram committee then toTM'1 charge. ri privet A T??l. 1 ii | . .?ovf uh.IVC, ntuxztx* uat rvMjn unu i-^?isteh; po^m,?Mary Ella Previa; t. solo, Janhie Mae Miller; reading, i. Hattie Ruth Robinson. The nro17 gram then came to a close. Old ?. and new business was discussed e and apprbved by the members. We ir had three visitors, one joined, -Mr. Jopher Dessessnure. One of ou old members?came back to-?the ^ club, 4Mr. Edward Sholuel. Miss Mamie Hampton is improving in e her sickness, n i- The club adjourned to meet at h the home of Miss Margaret Ooodwin. The host of the .evening ser3. ved cake and soft drinks. d 6 - * IN MEMORIAM .1 Mrs. Virginia Brown' Mcl.eod Bennettsville,?Washington, 1). Tr> loving memory of our dear mother who passed away April 21. 1937. r- As certain as the- visits of April ;h showers, As the beauty the sunshine brings t. to the flowers, le Did the Savior manifest His wonts derful powers, i- By giving such a Mother and niak 1; ing her ours, s; Her ideals were noble, her pre1? cepts?the best, Her hopes for Eternity- "Peace on His breast." a And now that she's gone to het g heavenly rest, We bow in submission, our liveir have been blest. 1L ?T.noilo Mel,. Pipkin 5 ' f Her children: ' Mesdames: H. Ashe, M. McKm B non, G. Richardson, L. Pipkin Messrs, Alonzo, Luther, Fred, Johi ^ nie, and Wm. McLeod. 41 IN MEM OR IA M Je ? s? FORD, WESLEY D.?In ever ii. lasting memory of my dearly be he loved husband, who passed away g. April 23, 1936. r- ; MARY S7 FO-RD. (e* IN ME MORI AM of Mr. Parnell Mobley he April 24, 1937?April 24, 193S. mr Just ft-veay ago today ? ' Yqu were withus. dear, ^j JEheuour hearta .were light and happy, Our home was filled with cheer. ar But Jesus wanted you? He softly whispered, "Come." rll And gladly heeding to His call. You left your earthly home. en -fit-A*"1 now amid the angels With God who loved you best r*a You'll live throughout eternity jtd In calm and perfect rest. _ Mrs. Mary Mobley, wife; AE ?n: Calvin Moblay, brother. I. I Mrs. Eliza Simpkina, aunt. Mri ' Frances Braithwaite, cousin, Mr ' r- *'' _ 4 : Page 7" 1 v f t There is a Reason Why ~~? I , ^ J ^"jl ^ _. Tablc-T csted <y ? -C FtOUR 1 , <> ; . ' ' 1 J- ^ is South Carolina's Most Popular Flour. ~~ ~* a bag to-day and you wilt see the reason ' . . 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