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Saturday, June 4, 193SL X |Bm Mrs. Rosa Hart, of 2520 Mill? wood Ave., has^gone to?Myrtle " Beach for the summer. We wish fur her a very pleasant stay. THE CAVALIERS SOCIAL CLUB The last meeting of the club was heltL May 31st-at the home of Mr. ~ Willie Ruff.. At 8 o'clock the chap- n ?lain upenud devotlohs with chant- "~ ,ing the Lord's Prayer and* the..I club's s'ong followed. A brief dis- S cussion of the Moonlight Picnic which is to be given on June 1st opened the business part of the P meeting. After huui'nuu social period began with telling S a few jokes by different ones and ^ ' a few games of whist were played. f ?The host served a delicious repast ? We adjourned to meet with the e president next vyeek. .. J* * a 1 Winn >nvr wti i \/nu u W WORKERS CLUB J " ' ft The club met at the home o f fl Mrs. Katherinc Sims, 121 Bull St. a Court Tuesday night, May 31. The a meeting was called to order by c, ' the president Miss Lucy Jone? -p and opened with the club song, led ? by Mrs. JRessa Cheeseborough. jy Prayer by Miss Lucy Jones. Bible g verses were recited by all. Then u Mrs.'C. M. Thompson led anothei g onnflr TKo ?"?? ? ..7T7T71 ?"ZTTTT The hcruse was opened for busi- ' ness. We were glad tcr-have in our s meeting Mt. and Mrs. McKay, Mr. u McKay is a busines3 man and gave b a. splendid talk and is now a mem- t ber of the club. We wclcome-two?more members % Mr. and Mrs. N. Nelson. We enjoyed a delicious repast of cakes, iced beverages. We are looking forwafd to a successful meeting Front street. PATRONS SUCCESSFULLY FETED AT SAXON J trons and friends of Saxort-achool | over one hundred in number filed r slowly in and out of the building witnessing the children and teachers at woik as well ars-the^work- ? 6n exhibit. _ ' All the classes showed an array ^ of excellent work done during the year. . :f Especiall mention must be madt of Miss Rice's exhibit of one ol v the third grades. The exhibit con sisted of "Glorified Glass Paint- ( ings," "Burnt Wood Etching," "Brass Craft," "Painting of bot- c ties to be used as lamps, vases < and candle sticks," and "Soap j Carving" as Weil as riannKercniei i Cases" made from sanitary plates , Thfl May- Pole and The Hoop Drill were danced at the noon hour. Delicious punch and cake were served. . i Miss B. G. Williams, i , "g?U TMcfaen" : 1 V14HKAIGE ANNOUNCES! EN MRS. JAMES BAILEY unnounces the marriikge of her daughter ? Harriette Elizabeth to Mr- Daniel B. Rose or., IU-JT Florence, S. C. 1AKRIAGE ANNOt'NCEMEN' "Rowland Mrs. Moses Massey of Abbeville.j S. C. annojjnce thij^iarriuge of their niece Lillie Maude Bradley to Mr DayjH .Tornrrio Wilhnrn-? 11 Tuesday, December twenty-lift ipoteen hundred-iwd-fchirtv-aeve . I'. HOLLEY GREATLY ~ SURPRISED ; J( Mrs. W. S. Holley gftVe a sui rise pre-graduation party in hor r of hcnreii at the home 01 Mr; . A. Holcombe, 1317 Lyon street lay 26th. His most intimat riends were invited including th 'rytanean Fraternity. Those invit d were present and everyone en lyd himself, Plenty of g*Ood mfusi nd delicious eats Were served. I 'as indeed a great surprise t ohn Pershing Holley. He wa loled by his-Mother into believini iat she wanted him to carry he nd Mrs. Holcombe to the PTA nd when he arrived at Mrs. Hoi ombe's home, he found his sur riser rAmong the guests were Este leans, La Maris Perrin, Willi fms, Vertelle Williams, D. A hristie, Lydia Green, Nathanie tevenson. Edith Riley, Edgar Wil ams, Marion Clarkson, Willi liller, Maggie Watson, Henry De ault, Rosa Ryal, Roosevelt Gist largaret Taylor, Lomas Gist, Sa ah Mickle, Ralph King, Thelmi Woodbury, Henry Bowman, Lotti '.obinson, David Clarkson, Ever tta Chappelle, Cicero Bowman largaret and Charles Bookman konias Nelson, Seminole Washinj m, Cleveland Jacobs, Jr., Beatrici tewart, R. M. Nickleson," Henr; earson, Wm. Bright, Lillie Mai latthews, Joseph Wilson, Mamit ?e?Gibson, Vermelle Means, Es jlle Gilliam, J. B. Tavlor. Loll larkson, francos Blackwcll, Jul ius Devault, Wm. Nance, Edm ooper, Matthew Perry, Miss Ma ie Holley and George Halcombe. fAVERLY SILVER TAR CbHB ' ~?Ther-Wavevly" Sllver~Stai;"cSS ial Club met at the home of Mis ajby Johnson, Oak street. Thi ouse was called to order; afte rayer and a song, a short cours' f Jjusinesa was discussed by thi reident, Mrs. Maggie Johnson hen a delicious course of goo< ats were served and hiehlv on >yed by all. : ? The WSSC AU1' planning lovo^ venings in the very near future ?n Friday night, May 27, the Wi C had as their candidate Mrs 'annie Salley enter a Queen' ontest at Chappello Station, cor er Senate and Pine streets. The; rere all present td chepr thei uecn and maids. The maids wer Irs. Lewis, Mrs. Sams arid Mri liddleton. By the brilliant cooper tion of the club Mrs. Salley \va rowned queen of Chappelle Sta ion church, over nine ohters. Thi hows that the club works spirit ally as well socially. There wil e great rejoicing over their vie sry and they are Intending to d reat work continually. NEWBERRY NEWS Drayton Street High School Prof. R. F. Gladden, Principal The commencement exercises be :an Friday night, May 7, with i cry good style show by tha Hon* Economics Dept., under the direc ion of Miss Catherine Latimei lotwithstanding the fact she wa ibsent. Sunday, May 29, at 3:30 in th ifternoon. Rev. M. M. Peace de ivered the Baccalaureate sermor "heme: Hcrw Is Your Appetite? The entire program was ver; rood.- ? i Miss Wilhelmenia Hare left las veek for New York City. Mr. Oliver'and Miss Thomasne Fallman have returned home. Messrs Judson Nance, Wilso Sligh, J. B Pratt, Misses Eddie Ma Worthy. Nancy Halty, Ernestin Burton and Geneva- Gilliam hav eturned home from Bettig acadc my. Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. "Reasoner, Pastor We were delighted to have Mri 6ladden and her two daughtei L.11116 ana Misg n,rne??ne witn u in Sunday school. 4IIV IIIII1UVVO nca* ll'UU UI1L |j on motion by Mr. Silas Smith, sec jy onded by Miss Nancy Sims were v approved. The roll was called and jy the members responded. The meet- n ing closed. Miss Nancy Sims led y the closing song; Mr. Archio Tuck- r er dismissed, us by singing the e, closing ode. y ? ROYAL MLSIC~CLTB The Royal Music Club met at ? P the home of Mr. Frank English Wednesday night, May 25th. The ^ meeting was called to order by~the~ mesident Miss Snaio M H^rvL-i^o ^ .% * V" ^ ?t tVin VfijJi |]|| i li 11111' 1 li? rlovntinng y were conducted by Mrs. Naomi u Washington. After devotions the . minutes were called for. TEe Secre 11 tary Mrs. M. W. Edwards read the ^ minutes and they were adopted. The?rrttl wascalled, all members present. After which unfinished __ ? and !1W business" was Transacted. cj ^ Then current events were brought ^ . _ to the club by Misses Adelaide ^ Myers, Magnolia Washington, Su- p sie Jones and the president. A 0 bpluiidid program was sponsored ~ by Miss Washington. The meeting -r was turned over into the hands of c the finance secretary Miss Ade- -( - laide Myers tmd finance commfftee Misses Susie Jones, Magnolia ; Washington and Mr. Frank En- q glish to collect, the dues. We ad- g journed to meet at the home o f p Miss Magnolia Washington June 1 q THE SOCIAL CHARITY CLUB n u ?Tho club met at the home of "q Mr. and Mrs. C. Reaves 290 Church j dltreeit. The meeting was called ^ to order by the President, Mr. 0. * B. Carmichael. Prayer by Wm. a B. Campbell; scripture lesson by c Mrs. Lee Bell. TjiLBSi EJiLYNXE G. GARY GOM I'LIIVIE.S 1S MISS LAkOSSlK~ FLOYD AT MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Newberry, S. C., May 30.?The TTIst Tn tKe~ aeries of .purties fox ^ MT as LaKossie Floyd, whose marriage to Mr. Jason L. Orr will take place in June was given on ^ Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. ~ Erlynoe G1 Gary entertained at her home G3C Caldwell street with ? a bridge party and shower complimentary to the bride-elect. Mrs. Nancy Singleton met the guests at the door. The party .was _ a particularly favelv affair Thr ^ hostess had her reception room beautifully decorated?udth?white paper draped from a large white ?bett in center ol room, under wnicn were lour card tables. An arch under which stood a bride ^ _aini groom, placed en?the piano l- was the center of attraction ?. Following a number.interestt, ing games of bridge, the bride was e presented toasts by Misses Theola e Spigner, Lillian Gary, Rovena Sutton. A poem by Anslie Jones, a i- solo by Christffta BatesI~77Thcn c came the voice of experience i n t wheh Mesdames Linnie Butler, o Clemmie Grant, Fannie M. Quails s Bernice Pratt, Naomi Ruff, Nancy EJ Singleton and the hostess "gave r bits of advice to the bride-elect. >> Refreshments consisted of punch, - cake and mints. Gifts were dis played and viewed by all. Each guest registered" in the bride's r book. e uuesis present: Misses Theola Spigner, Ethel Wilson, Rovena 1 Sutton, Christina Bates, Anslie - Jones, Elizabeth Burton, Elizabeth e Butler; Mesdames Berniee Piatt, - Clemniie Grant, Naomi Stephens, :, Nancy Singleton, Linnie Butler - and Fannie M. Quails. a _ e? PAGELrAND NJiW S i, ? U. ?Mr**-- Mamie Guthlngs, 'popular ? bride-elect of June was guest ol s honor at an informal party" by 7 Mrs. T, F. Brewer Friday evening e at her home. e The__keautiful-?huTTnT of MrsT " Brewer "being thrown ensuite was -a?riot of colur, being beautifully * decorated with a vareity of the 1 season's most fragrant flowers. " The charming bride-elect wearing a beautiful flowing gown of flow_ ered chiffon with , a corsage o f _ roses and fern completed the picture. 7 " "Miss Ce'cetTa Toafley -of Ches: terfield who furnished the. music e tendered "You're a Sweetheart," r dedeicateu to the bride-elect and e Miss Sara McCullough, also o f e Chesterfield-^gn'vg a reading, after which the guest of honor was j greatly surprised when Miss Va^h ti Brewer asked her to go to thd end of the rainbow,?where she found a pot of gold in the" form , of a huge box containing a numg ber of useful gifts. _ , The gracious hojtesj_seiiveii_an ~ "iced course. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Adams, Mr. arid Mrs. r Win. iDawkins. and?Mor.dames?Rr A. Spencer and Frank Robinson ? of Pee Dee, N. C.; Mesdanves Ida Pel kins and Collie Crowell, Miss Venist Perkins and Messrs. John Massey and Frank Morrison, Mong roe, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rivers, Mrs Rosa Toatley, Misses U Sarah McCullough and Cecelia _ Toatley, Messrs. Howard' Jackson and Andrew Burno, Chesterfield; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson of Cheraw. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brewer are happy to have with them this week - their children Mrr anth Mis. FreiT ton Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph brewer and Mr. Wm. Brewer ~~ol New York City. They also had as ^ their Sunday guests Me.?arid Mrs. H. C. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Hines , and Mr Napoleon Brewer of Harts s' villc. Messrs. Alonzo and Elbert Robe inson, Henderson Digffs, Misses ~ Evelyn, Alberta and Sadie~Love of , Jefferson were pleasant callers at ?? the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. y Brewer Sunday afternoon. Prof. L. F. Buckner and Prof, t Royal of Florence stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brewn er Saturday enronte from Rock Hill. n This community was?saddened e Monday by the death of Mr. L. e R. Robinson after a long: illness, e Mr. Robinson had lived here for ST "about-23T years, being active in civic juvd religtotts atfntrs. TTe was funeralized at Rosa Branch AME Z church Tuesday morning, Rev s. Steele officiating, s Mr. Raymond Walker had a f 18 [ his guest the week.and bin win?*i _from Washington, D. C. THE PALMETTO LEADER ?,In,-llpemory of our dear sister. Emmie Hicks Coles, who departed this life in White Plains, N. Y., one year ago today, June4, 1937. Just as the morning was changing a into day . God sent his angel to'take her away; To that land .that is fairer than wL knew she Law xious to gd. i_? __ Because she was talking of heaven here below." We have no need.td mourn and .. groan ? When we know she is in heaven ? and ahe's not alor.e, ? , She is with Fahter and Mother and the son she adored And we are quite sure she is happier now than before. r Sadly missed by: KROTHFPg "" j r CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Mrs. Emma Benson Wallace, with her three daughters, Misses Angelina, R'Bbie and Laverne "Wah lace,, of N. Y. C. spent the week end hs guest of Mrs. Wallace's sis ter, Mrs. Esther Knight, \*ork . S'U extension. Prof. Leon Stanbnck who taught in the Granard High School, Gaflfney. is at home after a very fine year's work. Mrs. Louise S, \Vmulhm-y?-and little son, of Weldon, NTt Ci, are spending awhile with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stanback. [Misses Julia Spann, Daisy Reed, Willie Mae Burris, Maggie Honor,. Roxie and Talaitha Barber,, Messrs r? - Cyril Spann, Edward Murray, Jas. F. MeCullough, Edward Kennedy, M. L. Hill, Tursah Bowser, Lloyd Degraffenreid, Benedict College; Mr. Quay Hopkins, J. C. Smith University, Miss Salome Spann, Morris College are at home from their schools. Students from other, ' colleges will be in soon also. Miss Emma Harper is in the city from Columbia, spending a few days with Mrs. Lizzie Chalk. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Allen ..and : TTCtle niece;?Bessie Mae of CreenVille, who have been here for sev' eral months left the city a few days ago for their former home. Prof, and Mrs. Wade and theii two children of Whitmire were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLuikin, Friday. "~MT. W. A. Ross spent a~~ few" days in the city Mnmlny 1? ST piinnt of the Spanns, while enroute t o Connecticut for the summer. Mr, J. S. Stanback had as his guest Tuesday, his friend Mr. Ja3 "Bilboard" Jackson, of N.Y.C. Mr. Tacksun is the only Negro?eJcamitier of the Standard Oil Co. He was enroute to Friendship College Rofk Hill, where he wi'l speak to the gradXJjSting class. Mrs. Berenice Spellman, of Co lumbus, Gn., is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Allen. Rev, S I,. McCnlloiigh-ia now * graduate from Friendship College Miss Louise Babcock is a member of the graduating class of Livingi'tone College. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McLurkin, and her parents Mr. and Mrs. George -Babcock went to Salisbury to witness her graduation. Mrs. Carrie Kennedy continues on the sick list. ? ? Mrs. Pearl Burno is attending the Bible Conference in Columbia, having been sent by the missionary society of the Purity Presbyterian church (white) of the city. Mrs. I. .D'. Crockett, Charlotte. X. G., spent a day with MisS' Laura Hihton one iTay last week. Mr. Joseph Clinton is up and jastir -ft&^r- bein? wnfinerbitr home' " for several weeks because of illness. - -?Nurses LuVo"hifl Bowser and Ar nice Green, arc in the city from the Wnverly Hospital in Columbia to spend two weeks with their parents. Nurse Norther Crawford . .motored up_with her littV daugh-1 " ter, and these nuTses, anVf Teftrher to enjoy a few days here ip Chester, while she returned to Columbia where she is at the Vend of the Tlospital. J Mrs. Lottie Richburg is at home from the Waverly Hospital where she has been a patient for several weeks. She is gaining her .strength r Tast. Chester friends and her re'a, tives are glad that she is at home again. Mr. Daniel Williams of Pittsburgh, Penn.. was,in tha -oitv fiuni day enroute to State College t o ! witness the graduation of his sis. ter. Little Carroll Strong, eight year ? old grandson of Rev. -C. Strong, r--Yurk Road, died Saturday after a \ brief illness with pneumonia. Fu - I - tM'i'Hllruvi-iuw^wlH fie held Wcdir ~ llay aT Gethsemene Baptist chun with Undertaker Charlie Dentt in charge. Mrs. Lizzie S. Jackson, Yo. Uoad died Sunday morning aft im -Bhruss of Several weeks. SI -was?t*t? mother of" Mr. Sylvest* Jackson. Funeral serrices will I hold at Gethsemane Baptist chun Thursday, with Undertaker Cha lie Dentun in charge Mrs. Eva II. Eaddy spent la week in BtflUiensville the guest ' her husband. She had as her gues here Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Cot of Hamlet, N. C. Mrs. Lottie Wilkes Jones o " Washington, D." C., und childrt are visiting her parents in Leed Mrs. Eva H. Eaddy, Prof, ar - -Waytnon?Johnson rrrtFTTCTt the commencement of Clinton Co lege in Rock Hill. Misses Hattie Phifer, Thomasir . Woods. Willi*' Rt.lln HnntVi, Tnh? AIhij WritrKt.. R?* vKrsv Rln^/ Simpson, have all gone to N. Y. < tor the summer. The Tashion Show on Frida night, the Baccalaureate sermc Sunday afternoon preached by Re J.W. Manoney, pastor Carmel Pre byterian church of this city, th Class Play, Monday night, are pi grams of Finley High School thi were largely attended and gj-ea ly enjoyed. Wednesday night, th class of twenty three wiH receiv their diplomas. Thursday morninj promotion cards will be given or -ami?thtrr- will, cl.0^' the iyiJ7-iy3 year of school. ;_ f Mrs. Wiljie, Babcock and Mr: Mattie Jackson are. one. the sic fist. Mrs. Cassie Benson Blake, .o Washington, t>. C., is visiting he sister, Mrs. Esther Knight. EDGEFIELD NEWS The closing exercises of Edge field Academy May 6 thru May 1( . nMay _6 _an operetta?A Rna Dream, grade' 1. May 9, operett Down Among the Fairies?grade May 11?Musical cantata, grade I Milady's. Style Review?H. E. De partr.^ent. May 12?Elenienlar: "cjUrcisea, ^Tacle 7. May 13?-Senio class night.*'May 15?Sermon L graduating class and student body May 16?Graduating exercisesRev. J. E. Jennings, pastor" of Ma cedonia Baptist" church was th< speaker on May 15th. His messag* was inspiring and full of whole some thought. Rev M \T I'linff ilplicuiml flu graduating address to a "packet ludicnce, this message was a mas terpiece and was enjoyed by botl The colored and white racei. The following program c.elphrah iTTg the ^^prAnttnersaTy-of th? Fellowship Mutual Aid Society was held at Macedonia Baptis church on May /22: Processional Music by choir. Prayer, Mr. H.C Perry. Music by choir. Wlelcomt address in behalf of church, Dea con Janus 0. Thompson. Responai .Deacon Henry Btrrt. Welcome ii behalf t>f Society, Rev. E. W. An derson. Response, Mr. Wallace Sin kins. ~ History of the FMA Socie -ty from ie&b to Mrjs. Lilliai Cheatham. Solo, Mrs. :Rosa ?^Parker. Introduction of the speaker Sermon Rev. A. D. Dawkins, pas tor of Trinity AME church. Col lection. Benediction, blaster o : ceremonies, Rev. E. W. Anderson The student body wish to thanl Mrs Easter Oliphant for the gift received" at commencement time _Those gifts were givten to th< student making an average of 91 I per cent and above in attendant and scholarship. ' Dr. and Mrs. Dixon ff Rnm well, accompanied by Mrs. Eve we re -recent calk'rs fft ^e~Tiorn< of Mr. arid "Mrs. James 0. Thomp son. l no lollowing left recently Mis Evelyn S. Parker for Yorl City; Miss Priscilla Landrutn fo Philadelphia, Ph.; 'Misses Rut Holmes and Mnry...Sixnkins Ne\ York; Mrs. Lizzie Morgan for Phi Mrs. Zenobia Cook is home af ter spending the winter in Aiker Mrs. Easter Qlipharit with group of children gave Mr. Eu gene Waldo a surprise on last Su day afternoon; a neat sum wa given at this occasion. " Mr. Waldo continues to improv The Golden Rule Club met a the home of Mrs. Mary E. Lee o last Thursday afternoon. The Republican Grftve club wi meet nt~th^^ome~or Mrs. Jani Smith in June. The Juvenile Thrift Club wi meet Thursday at the home of M Emanuel Baxter. The .Adult Thrift CkrVwW mm ^at the home of Prof, and Mrs. V - - v - ? jwl fflMPimi 61 look A __ ^OU 0601 ^n*1<XQ ^ it baa tha t) Roy TjA r.~_ pP gan ^ LEEV Y'S d 1 funerat.homf. ^ ! Undertaking And Embalminj ?SLOGAN? * | T,QW*?P PPTHRR lfa S " AMBULANCE SERVICE r, C "As Near A? Your Ngairest Phone' Si UNDERTAKER FOR STATE S HOSPITAL y ? 1831 Taylor St. CoTumljii m 5 Phone 9276 I. S. L*?vy, Mgr 'v mKHnmtBmaamwnaaa^Bnaama e Furnished Rooms | ^1 _ NEW YORK CITYAn attractive furnished room * 16 for rent in private apartment. Sere vice elevator. Call or write 22 MRS. ELLA FRANKLIN ^ 400 'Manhattan A vcVPW ? 8 City, Phone MOnument 2-8068. J !* ST. ALBAN TR. SCHOOL k M ai f In a .downpour-'^-of?rain?-near ? ,r forty mid-wives made their way to St. Albans for the long talked H of Institute which opened May 80. P] So far nurses have registered P< from Anderson, Greenville, Greenwood, Laurens, Pickens, Union and Columbia. A. large number 4s ex> pected to register today. _ e Clutvllu Harris is visiting 8 her sister Mrs. Dendy. Miss Anna 2 Goldsmith, a-recent graduate, now ' a resident of Greenville has been ^ a campus visitor for the past few V- days. ? - ? 1 i Misses Maudestine Clinkscales _ a- and Margaret Thompson ail'?tnr T r. "the campus to help sei-ve during 1^,^ - the two weeks Institute. Prof, and - Mrs. Dendy witnessed the gradua- Lt e tion exercises at Sterling Friday 8 night. Mrs. Dendy 'is expecting to ?- attend ^commencement-exercises at _ Allen, June 2nd, when sh<? will *? F have tw? brothers .to graduate.- [ v i Quite a number of programs are to hp (n'vnn in tVY. thJu u-.a,L i and next week. Tu a number, the public has been invited to attend; - -ebtr- othees -a re^rry" THrr-fgwis^ ; only. > . "" la> t BEAT FORT CO. TR. SCHOOL tn ' ?r* .... "11 th Button.?We are acknowledging gr J with pleasure the presence of Miss jn i" Toree "school and former teacher Sa r at the training school for throe 0n - successive years. Miss Gilliard has rie l just closed out her term of work Th v in the music department here dur- fla - ing out srtvoot closing. ha Monday morning found the H vit E. girls busy making curtains for ni< - different buildings. The need of he f curtains is much felt during sunny an i. days and for day-moving pictures, to c--Such activities gave rise "to tfw lo; s making of curtains for chapel win- da . dows, not only that, but the mak-1 an e ing of these curtains is one way 'de 0 of utilizing some surplus cotton' ns P" materials. "Waste Nothing" is our j motto. ' I to Each day brings new enthusiasm \>d and each day's accomplishments1 e jtandas.ir separate unit from the J7 - other. Tuesday the boys were gi- ph _ ven special?instructions iiv - can- tjt Q nirrrr Rorvolo r\f noKKortao "'ft on - >ic V .M k up and all of^the phases ofvege- gl; r tables were taught them witht the h hope that the knowledge of Can- as v ning will be carried out in ithe| SI il new canning plant that is in the R, making here. [al Wednesday, the Dramatic Club! i. presented a large outdoor Ameri- til a can flag to the school Thru Prof.1 th i- Shanklin. Archie Joyner, a smart pi n fellow and vice-Pres. of The club at a offered prayer; SatTiuel $tngleton, sh Pres. road on the importance of th e the flag; Miss Theresa Grayson lii t read the history of the flag; Miss qi n Madge Perry, organizer of the club, gave the flag codes and con- in IJ. ducteil-the- Flag Master" ceremotv Te e ies,, al$o presented the flap: to the j Principal, by patriotic echoes by ( d? 11 Miss Gilliard at the piano. ' The ( U r. program was simple yet so 1m- m pressive that .many were seen shed bi ?t rnmr Tears during the ceremony, ei IT, The Principal gladly accepted the xi ~ "ffaff *n3 made a talk in apprecir- tl r . . I OMroilp^-? tly bring alluring appeal to your canvN 1 urr?n^rAnol? oMAAtk - - f ? / . vj ?uiwui uvw iuk pniui.^ * tquieUe fragrance you've boaid eo couch J u?? Tltut D? Gloire*. Available h*1-' al Brown or Nut Brown shades In (be ~~ i roue ? ban art only 10c. Al> OttBTo ? (he complete range o/ "FJeur De G/ofre" j (o Uetriee. fc ? FAVORITE lO^STQREl V r fj * BAXLEY'S DAIRY Grade "A" Milk PHONE 2-1116 (39 Elm wood Ave., Columbia, S.C. TCr nunr -ojLi tiaii\1JUaMILK A ^wonderful If air Grower akes t-he hair grow Long, Full id Luxuriant. A__?air_ trial will? ove its wonde-f..l worth. airlonger Grower 25c resting Oil .'__'_v25c ostage 10c, _ - :? ALSIE P.WYNNE " Box 24, Clio, S. C. ours 9:00 to 10:00 A.M.; 2:00 to 3:00 P. M. and 7 to 8:00 P. M. BISHOF^TlTTaLEM A N 'he World's Prophet in Tell*" You of Your Trouble and GiveAlnu Good Luck ^COLONIAL HEIGHTS >ute 3, Box 65 Columbia. S. C. UBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER ' ? >n of thu-gffprre~ffl7r f.TTt'r hv ?ar lb. Wednesday on.the beautiful front vn of the campus facing- the entnce of the academic building, c club presented a short proam. The students were arranged semi-circle around tin pole. Our mcrpab was-imester ceremonies, rah Rhiley, club member spoke Your Flag and Mine Little Car1 B. Singleton recited 0.:x Falg. ic flag was raised as our song neriea was sottly sung, and the g salute given Supt. A. Fordm was present, he was not pre- j >usly informed of these ceremo?8 but in his- talk he stated that just had the urgv to drop in d see us and he was delighted .see the spirit of citizenship and calty as was exemplified that y. All of the W.P.A. workers d other relief workers hero were * lighted to take time ofT to wits those-cTTTPmon ILL-?? Another phase of ontetitninment men is the Bible Class, conducteach week al different homes. Smith University has comfited successfully school year and home with patents rrof. and" ra. J. S. Sh an k 1 i n. W e a re always ad to have this young man here. Rev and Mrs. T. H. Haynes had their guest dinner Misses T. lanklin, T. Grayson, O. Allen, JPiacK. \ fra^er nno Ai Kerry _ I teacher? of the school Principal J. S. Shnnklin took ne out, during this busy time of t e school year, to address the isoners at the county jail hereBeaufort. He spoke on citizenip and obedience. Accompanying e Principal were Misses T. Shank i and Julia Gilliard and the lartet girls. Mrs. Black of Cameron is visit g ner uaugiiicr Mim- Ki.tn ?(#ck acher hore. Miss Bessie Frazier, former stu?nt here, but is nurse 'At Dordwm ?r .County Hospital, visitpd her iotner on Decoration day, 'and ringing several .friends. all teach- ? rs of Dorchester County. Enmte home the group stopped by ? ie campui. * ' 1 ' -Ji