Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?r- C > * 1 "EaLuiJay, July 9, 1938. Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Everett and family will Ieave July 11 for the northern coast of Maine where tney will have a cottage for the suminer. Mrs. Gardiner Jsjckson of New York City the format Miss Cora Pi Castor of lJ2(> Heidt street is spending the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Castor. M r s.?Jacks on?was accompanied home by her husband, Mi\ Car ,incr Jackson. M'l Jackson stayed in the city for a wtek. ? Mr. ar)d Mrs?J?C. Carton of U2G Heidt stieeUhad as their guest fur?dir.nor??Xunduy, July?Jntl.H Mr. Abiam Roberts, an old frieha of the family. I ?Mr; John Subr-r of 141-1 Cads den street spent the fourth of July with his son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mr1.-Charlie Su " . ber and Mis. Sulnr's parents, Mr. '"and-Mrs.'llenno'a Morris at their home, 2220 EltmvooJ stree St. 1 ?? W'-S- A GiltL Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cope aiinounce the birth of tin ir baby-lit tie Miss Hattie M. Cope. Mr. and M:s. T. C. Robinson and . , Barr of Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting their aunts Miss Ida M. Davis ? and Mrs. Juanita C. Gardner at 1332 Pine street. MpONLIGHT PICNIC JULY 11 Come an.' join the Green Leaf -r club on a moonlight picnic Monday night, July 1L at Dunbar Lake. Admission 25 cents round trip. Busses leaving.at 8:00 o'clock from the' following stop?: first, corner Wheat and Sumter .streets; MillGervais; Harden ah:!- Taylor; College and Gates; Pulaski and Gervais. Mrs. Francis Taylor, president; Mrs. Rosetta Colps, secretary. MME. LULA MAE B. IIURSE GOSPEL SINGER AND DIRECTOR OF Ml'SICx HERE JC'LY 10 " Madame Lula Mae Butler Hurse the great national gospel singer and director of music of the Women's auxiliary of the National Baptist convention of America will appear at Zion Ba}>tist?efittreh?m~ a urogram of gospel songs and Negro spirituals, Sunday evening at?7:<30 o'clock, July?Kk ?? The public is cordially invited to wo'jTtliip-Kb tliis gl'oat spiritual' service. A silver offeriiw will be taken. NOTICE L)r E. II. McGill, president of Allen university will speak, at St , IAilcp's EitiscopM church, 000 block erf Hampton Ave., Sunday evening, July 10 at 7 o'clock. Sponsored by the Woman's nuxil iary. The public is (jordially invited to attend. ' . v '( c.vnn or THANKS ?I wish to thank relatives and friends for their kindness during the J11ness and death of her son, James Murray. Also for the beautiful floral tribute. V BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN Ljtlle Master Luscius Clark,) Jr., was honored with a party on t his third birthday at the-home ol his parents MY, and Mrs. Lucius, ^ Clark of 141 1 Tobacco street or1 Tuesday afternoon. Jufe 28. Twenty-seven little guests en joyed themselves playing interesting games. Little Miss Martha Ann Walker shared honors with the honor guest. Many useful gifts were received by Lucius Jr. . Refreshments consisting of ice cream, cake and mir^s \v?re served. Mi^s (Leila Brown assisted Mrs. Clark in supervising the games and with serv fog. . Guests included: Martha - Ann Walker, Ruby Gaten, Mary Francis Brelon, Dessiree Jackscn, Cat herino?.Jaekson,?Gdoria?Cr Jack Norris, Lucile Clrtrk, Dorcfthy son, Emma Loo Hicks, Gladys^ Jenkins, Barbara Ann Jenkins, Estelle PoweTT, Clotoll Jenkins J)or ot.by Goodson, Aauiie?Belbr MarBhall, Ruth Norris, Gertie Monroe Lottie Minder, Frank Gibson, Jr.. Fred GoairHifTCTWarto- Jeftk+Mr-Jx* Joseph and William Dou#la?r Willie Walker, Jr., Henry Jame8 Wal ker, Earl Norrris. * I IjtogA SOCIAL CLUB ji ? ? The club held it^ weekly meeting at the home of Miss Ethel Kobin-( son, Jennie ISmith, hostess, with the president on duty. The chaplain then took chartre. First sr.* lection In the Garden. Prayer whs reperica. seiond selection Swing Low. After the devotiom;1 exercise came to a close the l ouse was opened for old and new business,which were discussed and approved by the members. We are looking forward to a picnic at I'unbar lake Monday July 18. The public is invited. We are glad to have two new joiners; Miss Lela Peterson and Mr. Blakey Scott. The club adjourned to meet at the iiome of Mr. Albert Jackson, Edward Sharers, hosts. The host of the evening served cake and ice cream. ROYAL MA^IC CLLH _ 1 he Koyul Music club met at the home of Miss'Louisa RMuvdson, Wednesday night, Juno?29, The meeting was called to order by the President,- Mis S. M. IIoprins at the regular hotm?T'he Thr=votions were conducted by Miss Lucy Jackson. After the devotions he Secretary, Mrs. M. W. Edwards yread the minutes. A mo~Tn>rr prevailed for its ^adoption!., rh' n the roll was called, 100 percent was present. We were pleased to have Mr. John Harris join our club. After which some encouraging* remarks were made by Mr. Harris. The ltoyal Music club extends o all new members and visitors a x , ,nost^ cordial welcome. 1 After which unfinished and n^w business were transacted. Then i splendid program was sponsored by Mr. Frank English.0 Then the meiting was turned ovpr to the financial secretaiy, Miss Adelaide Myers and financial committee, .Miss Susie Jones and Messrs Frank English and John Repse to collect dues. Mefcdames Sallie Brown, Evelyn Butler and M. G. Hopkins-sent -contributions to -theclub. The club extends .thanks. Then we adjourned to meet at the nesday night, July 6. LICKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The club met at the home of Mrs. Mamie Coleman. The meeting was called to order by the president. The devotional period was composed of songs, prayer, the 23rd Psalms was recited in concert. The sick con.mi'tpe ie norted one. member ill. The minuti s- were received and adopted We then listened to a committee epoit. Unfinished business was Dunbar Lake was made. Now hu.sin(>s;s"watnratleT for. Plana for another picnic was ' discussed. Du?s were collected and the mcet.ilg adjourned'to meet at theihome >f Mrs. Royce 1022 College street. \fter the meeting the hostess ser cod us a delicious repast. i: \S I li.M) HI At II T-tic East End Jolly bunch met -it the home of Mrs. Lucretia Subur, July 5th. The meeting was ailed to order by the presiding officer for business. After clevoti'Tinl service and scripture riad ing by Mrs. Annie Bell Greene. We wish fpr Mrs. Lottie Richard son a speedy recovery from her illness. We also missed little Al.ma McMiller* from the club. .? The next meeting will be at the home ,"f Mrs. Ernest Wilson, North Tine street,' Monday nighL July 12. Just after meeting thp members wen j served a watermelon feast which all enjoyed. WARD ONE WILLING WORKERS CLUB The Ward One Willing Workers -dub met at the home of Mr. Silas Smith, 419 Sumter{.street, Tuesday night, July 5. The meeting was called to order by the Madam President, Miss Lucy Jones and opened with the club song led by Mrs. Eva Mae Msos. Payer by Mr. Silas Smith. , Bible verses wyre recited by all of the members, then Mrs. C. M. Thompson led another song. The roll wa? verses. Thf-jneeting was closed. ' Mrs. Katherine Sims led the closing sonc. Mr. ;Silas Smith ?dis^ missed us by ffiving the closing j ode. j PINEVILLE NEWS Sunday Juuly_J2^. our?Sundays school was opened with a large attendance. The? ir.egiflar services for the day was conducted by Rev. J. S.J 1 Collins, the pasttfFTrmHthe Rev. A. Redden. The pastor took his ttcxt from Isaiah 52:10. Theme; Clean-1 liness. Remark, by Rev. Redden. A i - #? * -finriAI. UlABITY CttfB? Mullins, S. C.?Meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McKay. the President, Mr. O. B. Carmichael presiding. The devotional period was composed of songs, prayers .and Bible verses. The minutes of the last meeting wcic icad, approv ed and adopted. Old and" lietvUDsP" nesa weru discussed aftter which the visitors Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Mrs. Davis were introduced to the club. A program was sponsored by Mr. L''e Bell and MivJ. Mai tin. Dues were collected and the me. ting adjourned to meet at the homo 3f'-Mrs.?A-lma Getald, Dirt- " on street. THE MINISTERS WIVES ALLIANCE MEETS A most enjoyable^meeting of the Alliance was held at the leautijiu nonie of Dr. and Mrs. Sturks on Hampton avenue; Although tie. aft...w ? i somewhat iainy ope, yet quite a number of The member*; were pre.--'' a?nt to greet Dr. and Alls. Starks , in their niee and comfortable home which is most beautifully arranged jn>Ti (. vvit-p -i wt i-il ino. lit.. i|i piuu ancV, _ which seems to indicate to one cntcrng the gate, "You u:e welcome, come 'in.'' We went. in and found that'it meant iust what ihe approach indicated. A warm welcome awaited us in more than I one way, and we found', that tinlast of "the f.-agt, was" the-best <*f it, The meeting \VaS~caLlod~To ordei 'by the president, Mrs. M..-W Diiekctt. Mrs. Owens pm<iil??d at ti".e 1 piano and gave us'some sweet nu sic. One of the pieces was a spiritual song led by Mrs. Owens. At the conclusion of" the devotiona; exercises the minutes of the- previous meeting were read and approved. Some business matte..were discussed _an3~ "straightened out and .approved. A program followed, led by Mrs. R. C. Chappelle chairman of the literary committee. Mrs. M. A. Duckett recited a very interest.n~* poem. I\Irs. Lewis sang a - very! beautiful and pathetic "spirituiilT song. Mrs. Humphries road a poem! the words of which portrays na-: I,i e..?. e .:i.. .. I CUI"U U1 IIIU II II III cl II 1 aiilll \ , BUOJl'CL. I "People will talk you know." Mrs-) -Mrs. Adelaide Palmer 'McDonald, once Of Columbia, but now o f Sumter was a visitor af the AHi ' ance. She rendered a pretty in.-itru mental selection and . gave us a 'short talk telling of the pleasure.it pave her to be with us. Mrs. McDonald was at one time.a teach er in Hooker Washington high school and the .oyganist of Wesley ME church. We were very clad to have lu-y with us and welcome hei to her old home Columbia. We only wished that she ha 1 come to stay, as she was pi eeily missed when some one took her away to Sumter. She is now the organist of Emanuel ME church in her new home. She is stopping at the home of he;- sister, Mrs. R. C. C'nnppelle on Harden street. She is a fine musician. She is attending Summo S hool hero. Mrs. l& A. Wells, wife of 10 Wells, who is presiding elder of the IHHon?District. of the A.M.E. Church. was introduced and ggvo us a few words of encouragement All of t h e-'i' nei I'ii) iniini-i'ii v.oicvery iu/elesting, but the last per for mane was a very.?entertaining one. which thrilled the inner man, with a nii>M delirious repast q?_ ice1 fruit .punch, sandwiches and crackers followed by fruit ipo_ cream arid rake that tasted liko -Wwas made by mother or g'-and-moiher and. of course everybody .was talking at ore time and when Untune came for retirement all were happy and loathed to say good bye We wish for Dr. and Jilrs. Starks a long and happy life in' t neir now nomc. i Mrs. Mr K. Lower'.". Re'po; tor. BLA^KSTOCK M:\VS We are having some fine wea-the; and the -crops arc looking fine around Rlaekstock. Mrs. Nora T. Booilware daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rial Thompson motored* to Great Falls^ and from there to Chester where they ptirehased a beautiful Plymouth Deluxe sedan with Mr. James T. Williams, son of Mrs. Nora T Boulware at the wheel. Mrs. Nora T. Boulware loft Saturday evening for Alxean'ria, Ya.. whert, she will visit her brother and sis .tor Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson. From Alexandria she will go to Washington to visit frienjls ami relatives and on to Baltimore to visit her" other brother and sister Mr. ami Mrs. Jehm Thompson Friends wish for her a happy trip WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity AMEZ Church Rev. J. D. Jackson, Pastor Sunday school opened fit the usual hour, with Supt. and all teachcrs at their post of duty. " The Parent Teachers Association gave a barbecue at the Jr. Qo V\/-\r\l r\ r-? + V\ r> J + K Onitn ? large crowd attended. The day was spent peacefully. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselvs. Miss Massie Drummond is visiting relatives and friends in Spartan burg this week. Mrs. Nellie Fielder of Laurens, spent the 4th with her parents Mr | and MrsL Brawley Moody, -MEt?William Alexander remains i on the sick liatt AlaQTMrsmiffdYsVance. HIE IWIJViETAO LE/;I?EK ** ' ' ' """ f -J ' r?inbi7 I the ?? ^ . ?* - '? .N'OI'E: Your question answ ? i ? liopjri^' of this column is enc j; ni'iy >. quarter (26e) an P * ciope, for -ny New astrology iitaii fret advice on tr.es (8) < j' rviuvute . anil oor^*H. , addre*? ...vi.iv , Hil-jmbk. So? ? 1 'o Blue:?I have a relative in a distant city tin l..L..am thinking of writing: arci asking if I may come and stay with hpr for a wjiilo Would it bo wise? - Answer?You had better thrash ' 1\:s thhijrr out 'with your parents In 111in ynii?Imrnuu? ti.u intmoitwd. Of tvurse, you are twenty year* ,o'd ami it is time for you to get out and make some start in life, "but Trn^o or ly if your parents give their consent. The rrlattive in question would be happy to hav< you f t a visit. u L?i-ust \\oncsuay night my name was called at the show foi Bank Night and I was not there. P>elT5nV. tell me if I should got would it be called again? Anawer. Tough luck for you. No I don't believe that your name will bo ealHd again Anytime soon However you stand just as good a chance as you iver did and if you lire interested . ; . k"ep going* ' ?AL?fb?Itt? AI7.?husband WOrks hard and makes goo 1 but he just W. H: M. S. MEETS AT LYNCHr.i'Rc. s. c. The' convention of the \V. H. M. S. of the S. C. conference met at Lynchburg 'charge. Lynchburg, S. C., pn the Sumter district, June in 10, 193S in the beautiful church Emanu'l, under the efficient guidance of Rev. J. G. Gupple, his wife and good people who entertained us royally. -?Tlus. theme of the meeting- "Go Yc", Mark 1??: 1 . nianifisted itself in every phase of the meeting. v.'m'skip?service' :cd~by" M rs". HaC tie Hall and Mrs. K. C. Richard son. the District Sept., Dr. A. R Howard pm ached a'shovt scrmpr. about Ji"5us Wa liing the Diciples Fert. The Holy Communion was administered. Lev. Gupple assisted. We Were lit- rally filled with n nv wine. This was followed by greetings and'the well" me address of Mm A. >R. HowttrA and Miss Julia Fleming ard m sponge byMrs. K. C. Richfud<son. The music by the choir and jubilee chpirs wcr .inspiring, "" Friday - morning ti c President Mis. P. M. CiblV" K?fd 'be f'xeeite. ' i\* board. Organization and Qui'?. 111 i?,. ?bn> wore?dis posed of. The president read her report-which -w-as fi41~of?enthusi11 ' .1 asm. .Many snort taiKs were nvme <>n certain phases of work done on the disfiict. The secretaries. ' up * rviso; s and trerr^rr^r^ report showed lunvh care and accuracy. Tfw. president raroducied and 'aught t he? Missionary Trailing Pourse", which was interesting and informatjvo. ^11 reports show ed much advancement over last year's. ? ? A vet y inipressivo^servico was crrrcluetcd hy ' Miss Id. I.. ^TTTalt, i meir.oralizing the passing of Mrs. Martha Drunimor and other officors and nV'tnbers. Rev. J. G. Gnpple preached _with a missionary zeal and gave us new inspiration to tlie \N*. H. Missionary endeavors. The pageant under the direction i of Mrs. .T. G. Gupplo was enjoyed J hy all. The same "officers were rctain 1 with only one_cha'rcfre, Mrs. K. C. Richardson, w% made Supt. ?f the young pople. Tamonv<vn ("colonial M. E. church An erson. led in the Mite hox rc-1 port and magazine subscriptions in faetTthe Greenville district so far, as all reports were not ift. Amount raised to date $75700 but the president-ds hoping to slirptlss these figures in the near future. Certificates for the study course were awarded and installation of officers by the president and Rev .1. G. Gnppk^ Resolutions wort read by Mi's E. L. Small. The convention will convene in Thompson?Ccntenial Ah?E. church,?An<lei son.?S. C., for the- nfxt session. Mrs. Is. C. Richardson, reporter. ' CARLISLE NEWS Mr. Forest Jones and William Webber of Jersey City, N. J., tho son and grandson of Mf. and Mrs. Alice Dawkins ai;e hero for ton "rfnyiSi visiting relatives and friends, Mr.- G. F. Garfield of Washingi -J. . ? -X-xk-X-:* ! ered in thi? paper ONLY wtwn X loaed in your letter for private f i id a atamped ao Xj U?/4U.. - - J ? 1? ? * 1 ntnu*ii|, ouu i wv^jvi uy i til urn i * juration*. Sign y oui full name, \ > \ to all letters. Addrsaa ai] mall -< 'I itb Carolina j J ' won't pay our bills. What does he do with hi? money? I Answer?He squal l \ r, it on anything in sight. . . . no one in particular, but anything he he^s . lie wants, i.i,- get* it.?If lie doesn't ' changf. noon, you will have~-to make ~ cuniu m i tinge mei. Is U) eai'n stun*- * inonly.. S. P. 13.?What am I to do to make my husband happy irF out home? I am only twenty-one. i Answer?A cheerful disposition j guns a long way with every mart. | An affectionate ana understanding , wife, is most appreciated. .A clean home with good, regular meals l'aeirates every man and most of all . . . ktep yourself as tririij. pretty, and attractice as you were Tile" v ry day you two married. W. J. L.?Does this boy love me and will he marry me as he promised nte that he would. 'Answer?At 14 you shouldn't even be going with boys regular1 y . . , jio he doesn't 'have ~any idea of getting married to anyone. Featherstone-Fudge > I . i Solemnized at Rock Hi Rock HilL?A simple and impressive ceremony Wednesday- even in lt June. 29, at 7 o'clock at the home of her aunt united Miss Jose: hine Featberstone and Mr. William Fudge in marriage. The Rev | L. R. Barber officiated. i The vows were spoken before a I background of evergreenr and has- j : .kets of gladioli interspersed with, candelabra. . _ * The home was beautifully dcco- _ rated tvilh pink gladioli, white daisies, white snap dragons, fern and, evergreen. The color * scheme was > whte and pink. Miss Amelia Hutchinson of Lan caster, S. C-, the maid of honoi ' wore a lovely pink gown of gcor-1 j gotto,'carrying a bouquet of deep,, pink gladioli and ferns. The bride was given in marriage' by her cousin Miss Amelia Hutch- ' inson of Lancaster, S. C. The bride wore a beautiful white satin ' gown. White accessories completed the costume. She carried a bouquet ' of gardenias, white larkspurs, Fevcr Few, Baby Bret and ferns. I Richard Pride accompanied, the! j bridegroom as best man. Immediately following the cere.-; j mony the- bride and bridegroom : j left on a sKbrrtnp to cities of tKe' ; East, and on_thc'ir return will be ] at hunie -112 Ft'well street. j Among tile out-of-town guests ( were Alias Xancy Trott,-Mr. Char- j les Feathei stone of South Orange . X. J., Mrs. Janie Gauthen of New ^ York City, Miss Amelia Hutchin- t sun, of Lancaster, S. C., Mr. and t Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. ; Hill, Mr. Hawkin Chisolm, Miss Hazel Rhetick of Charlotte, X, C. ton, D. C., atjd Mr. Bony Daw kins were the guests of Rev. J M. Dawkins, Monday. Mrs. Agnes Sims left Sunr.day, June '2f>th for Washington, D. C., while there she will visit Mr. and Mrs. John Whicker. She also met her cousin. Mr. Cliff Peak who had been _in_ the hospital for quite awhile j He is doing fine. He and Mrs. Sims were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bobie Foster, Alex- | ander avenue. She reports a/very pleasant stay. , Mr. Talmage Lyles and Mrte. Hums were the aftei-nopn guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Cohen of I'nioni They repented a pleasant stay. After which they attended .the funeral of Mr. Monroe Lyles. Quite a successful p'ogram wasuaiiied out at St. Luke A. M. E. j Zion church Sunday. under the I management of Miss Sadie Robert , I Ton and rjlhers. It was grand.' | Quite a crowd witnessed this af -' fair. LAKE CITV TEACHERS RE-ELECTED V | All teachers of the Lake City i [ School were re-elected for the next 1 school term, with Prof. L.D. Brad- 1 ley as principal. Mr. Abrom Green t I ? ? -. rt/1 t A n U n V of f V-? ^ enVl An] t M ll-fll-lHU lV?<iri vi v,.c i'v i. w , I gnvo up his teaching position? to I take urr nrrrbnlming at the G Upton", i Jones Embalming School of Nash- * villo, Tenn. He left Sunday to be- 4 uin his work on July 5th. 5 [ Miss Marguerite E. Pov&iT a * recent graduate of Allen Univer- ? sity wftjs elected to fill the position vacrfted hy Mr. Green. Miss Por- < ter's major is in French, with 41 > hours and she finished at-^the head of the class of '38. She also was 1 assistant teacher in the French i Department of Allen University ? during the past term. At Commence,' . ment she was awarded a pin for the i I ?, Regular services weie?h^id ai Macedonia Baptist and Trinity A M. E. churches. The Gulden Rule ClUh mefallglm home of Mr. and Mrs. David Dun ton oh last. Thursday afternoon. ousmess oi tne club was transacted. A delicious repast was served. The next meeting in August wi.ll be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jule Anderson. , " Mr. ur.d. Mrs. c7 TV O] ipljan' were . 1 ecc-nt visitors July 4 Miss Lillie Mae Smith was hostess to a lovely party on last Friday evening. The Juvenlle_Thrift L'lub will meet at the home of Juliette Anderson this Thursday afternoon. 1 he Adult Thrift Club will meet next Tuesday loi.bi m ?I... >Jiiinrr **f~-Mr. ami Mis. S:la-. >mith. S:. Mrs. .Kflie White flakes this meann'of thanking Tier friends both white and colored fur?thei) kindnesses to her during he;- illness. The following were leeent visi tors at ("CC camp Modoc, S: C.. ->ir. unci .Mrs. James O.I'lionipsmi. Mrs Kstelle Green and daughters, Rev. E. W An 'e; son and.?Pi .f f- O- Floyd. They report a verypleasant trip Quite a few from Edgefield wit-nessetl the July 4th celebration 'at Pettis Academy. . ' Miss Mattie Bussey is home after -pending several weeks m Detroit Mich., and Cunud^ with relatives. uptJals U ]; . FEDERATION NOTES GOOD-WILL TOUR OF FOLK IN GREENVILLE TO WILKINSON HOME MAY 29th, 1938 On Sunday, May 29th, the! "Lend A Hand Club" of Greenville sponsored a Good-Will Tour to the Wilkinson Home. Thirty sevtr. persons, including nine^ men, five beys three little girls, and twen ty WOtiH ir went on this tour. " The group left Greenville at 10 a.m. arriving (after detouring (juite a few miles at Prosperity) in Cohrmbia~at 1:45. FOUr rmssenerer s~ remained- in Columbia to visit relatives, the others proceeded on to Cayce arriving at the home at 3+T5 There the group was, greeted by Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Paul #nd Mrs. Feldpr. The children were at dinner in the Dining- Room of the Home, and our group watched them finish their meal with pleasure Aftefwai ds the tables were clearid and a wonderful program was i-endered by the children. Then the ?roup was guided thru the building by Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Paul Mrs, F i. Id or and?Mrs.?Thonni:. Pictures were made of the child neir_ftL_piay^.hy Mrs. Thomas and N?r. Motori. Mrs. Vincunt, Mrs. Duckett and Mrs. Folder we're nuch surprised when they, were :olu that photos had been made ol rfitem ffi^cr."- AbcHTt two hours wei> ?ptnt at the home, and when "the *roup was ready to,depart, one' of he three children that went or .he tour was left at the Hoihe. ^ht seuned very happy and did nut ry even though her mother was >ne of Visiting gruop. The'fotk from Greenville were rery delighted and many Were tin. expressions of surprise at the jeautiful surrcrundirgs of real lome life for the children, and it s hoped that this Good Will Tour nson?Home by thewfew men that,vere there. The women are al vays interested, but we do fee! hat the nine men and five boy* vi.li encourage other male mem >ers of the race tor help. "Wilknson Home" collection was taker; Vom Uho group and givejx the id at having so many -visitor3 and ill seemed happy as little birds in he spring. Goodbyes were said, ind an invittation was extended* he group to come ack again in he near future. Thb grotip left" for Columbia ind spent sometime making pho,os of the group on the Capital grounds, and had supper at the jieen Leaf cafe. At S o'clock p. n. Columbia wa3 left and the jroup arrived in Greenville' at 11:00 p.m. Get Together .Meeting of Grecnville Clubs June 10th, 1938 The get together meeting of the jreenville clubs m*t at the Home if Mrs. Carrie Thompson 0n Brown itreet at 6:30. Meeting opened vith Mrs; M. B. WilkinsrsTr~pr?*ftid ng. America was sung and the _,ord's Phayer repeated by th'3 granp:?Mrs;: stated hat the object of this meetine o enlarge tinnn rnrrvinc nut the of the building of the new iddition to the Wilkinson Home. \t the -present time there is >650.00 in the building Fund TrPa ;ury and a balance of $150-00 need >d in order to hegin-jumrk- The ontribution she male to the University choir. * The Lake City sehboT is-Idokiny 'orward to a record breaking-. yeTtr vith respect to enrollment, aftendince and scholastic achievement, rhe opening date will be sometime ibout the middle of September. ?- " r ;c 3 ATTENTION!!! (_'< nie. to the special program at >Jl. Luke's church Sunday, July 10, at 7:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Woman's auxiliary. - -$FM)rOO --w-rrs-- uskcff"^ be in I ha treasury by the first- of July or u it hin a month's time, and too, Mr. Pickens of the J)uke Founditition is to be' invited to be with up at the Harvest F' stfvai at which he expec?s t<s find the fire est'apus in plu.e'-, and Jhe children's'" sleeping q i.ai te* s move 1,, '1 he lii > j floor of the bidding. There were two Senior clubs and one Junior club represented at this me't;: g, and the question wasc,ju r ed, for dii ect discus-in. The Senior club* voted that 5*10.00 or mot' Juo: raised by e*..c;. club through out the district; ' The Harvest Festival: two jars V.r r..?. - " vvyciaoies u?.'!v the a.-s; ssnn-ii: of each m<mbt"f >h> c[>i\r i' r r T lt | x u. ' made t'V ,\|;'AVi 1 i;in.^Xkaftvrbr ' toy:'1 i ' . nine, u.,rl' t? VV'VE f"u Ti"' und--.? t hi'-^Ol .. I) 1 , i-.i-d t+rf- {a COSI queen, a'-1.' ui' -a.- a-f.ui.,, tn >:(lrt|i ? a la/'KO numb r .of p.-i?on< to the y -n QcdJjiov ?i. Wl.K.I. -I . ,,t a]1 m-o.hvo of ftil v! ,, i,T-o--U,eir tiarn.es ami aidr.thn~i4-.rb!t^"? city- If pMtuicn?! I? "v.u^ ar>o~j^r Iated that the Chir,|r in -Columbia a- fiu: i.'.u the ? fust week i?" AUjr.;-Y ami "hat the reut.-HM.-.t' roe .w.,| !.? .',o_ cents"~ for ea-'h Kin. H o- Jit.r.?,Mtrati n AyeiKs are yiny. to;- he asked Ui i.,i a ^-rtem-jmnhfrt-TT'jars for I.1" I ar.*. y. ; : tia. Wi.kinson Home. _ Mis. ryV-ie Thompson ;*hc/ .> tne Thud U". ifaip. -ChairVnun. v,a.> a-,..- ! ' , ~ ootid! Sc-curity b^uri.] cinc'crning ai'M-r tm- ei .hi-:. fiGreennil . A Kit ye number of dubs needed to* he bibaym. jn this -year which in a:. - an n..er?- >e in :h nicmb.-r.-h.ij>. Chaiity talk does ' not h lu-ttw-mbeVHrt-p so plan for- J your college* gr^'up-1?? work. One* " "j twice ' m il y.ai wu.aten. can be sel? cti-d t.# a.: uz !r"' sidt-nf f'Tf" a day.. ai.c the ...o- presiding offic"r*uvul each in ?r\ mi; to have a tatter piogian. at t ue.-e meetings. It wa^ .-uge<.?ted t at a six months si lies of cu uioi ,-aivs. in an illustrated i'ct ,.u < :. tn-.- Home, Gar.'e.n and Mask-' t?- instituted. Club.- t- write to McCuil maga7.1 lie. paiipany i'm " aif?Jrint:tion in regards t<> Ivvaing a contest thatwi:i t '1 ** r, a?5tttr.- of money thiough s-.iiinig- the magazines. Continued on I'ajte <> "rl..\7Tl Th.s " a Ivertkviu-nt is worth $5.5t>. Clip and. eiud so this' adveitisemeiit wit': 'j'o the .ir.-t 1 o.uoo cast'.oners that purchase Glenn's Fatuous I.uiiment Oil, oTH la!"-.-- bottle price only S3.On- prepaid. A valuable $2.oO fountain i?c:n and oil ci*lar will be e,*iven away ..:?> i .;tely free. For a-kes:?-?-a:rr-- nttd all muscular trout h-s. Keep handy in home, wotkshop and on farm. 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