The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 24, 1938, Page Page 7, Image 7
jLLciuLiy:
Mrs.?Fannie Williams Johnson
of Baltimore, Md., was the guest
of Mrs. J. A. Jackson, 1117 Oak
sit: eet. She also spent _s mctime
> With her two sisters..
i
MI S. _Emmp MVr.Liimii.l; frW- '
lumbia has enjoyed -a very pleas- '
ant trip with her daughter >frs! '
weeks who "lives :?t l.p> V,', 1 |",H
street. Apt. 2-lr New ark City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Reddick nnJ^
son, little W ill if, ? 'f I.uu. mis,_ S, XJTT
spent the past 'month with his
sister, Miss Helen Re.Mik. \vh;!e"
attending the W.P..A. Adu!.. school
at Bonedict cullego':
Relatives and frjends* i-f >1
Albertha Ray Brown will he d' lighted
to no-te that she h.s rt .
tur ned hon - to Lykesland. S. C.,?
after undr'-g-nne fn (ij' dTHo: at
the Waverly h'vri 1. Ih eo;npl:te
an:i ebrly irc<?ve ?y i< hoped
for by many.
Mrs. Am i' L. Pant/hi- ??f ''.'t 'fi?
Gervais street had la-t .Thursday
evening as her guests Mr-. Ruth
T s T~\ -" * '
Junius juaugnter and in nils of
Camden, S. ?. Mrs.,, James was
quite busy slmpplflif ^ofhnK,"'fier'"
daughter Miss Ituht Jame.s ready
t0 entfer college.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Richardsop 1
and daughter of Orangeburg"
were the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Alexander ,,f .'.>rv>7 ,
? Youman, street- " .
The Misses , Mary and 'Edith
Clifton have returned from New
York City where they sport the
summer. They will resume their
positions n0 t;:iehi-, in ^ Me l>in.-'
perity high school and Mullins
high sclvqvl. respectivelys
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l'KOFKSSIONAL NOTICE
Dr. J. C. Stuart, after practicing
in the Cihiics of L pdonr_for
two months, has leturnod to the
: rity and-resumrvl" his practice, at
his office, 20:50 Taylor Street.
THE PULPIT-TYTD-'f 11*15 "
The Pulpit, Aid rluK ,:f X First
Calvary Baptist c-li veil met at
the home 0f Mrs'-JSalEe Hugh s on
tyldv sTVoet \ 'W'V Mtnr .'tlllfr
meeting \yas h hi. -inc ?;>is was
? the. .first meeting or-the rail, -Th
-- club plans to do jfitio v. t . active
work this winter. good collec
tion was taken. The club will
hold its next ivu'ting at-tW-humc
of Mrs. W. X, Ros borough or
Washington -street next Monday*
September 2fi. All members ar?_
urged to be present aid <n tin'..
by the odrer of the president.
L'AMUSANT CI.I'll
Meeting at the home of Misses
Dash and Davis, lit 1(1 Gorvais St
The president calle<l the house t?
order. After the devotional ex
r
ercis^s minutes of the (last meeting
were received abd adopted.
The financial sccrotaVy mid treasured.
made -a joint report Tor the
month of August which was verified
and progressive. Our aim is
to succeed in duties and please
our" co-workers and friends.
9 We were pleased to have nur
vacationihg momb; rs .back with
us. All reported' pleasant trips
and are ready to continue their
good work.
After the -roll was called and
dues collected the meeting adjourned
to meet at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brown.
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RETURNS from oiuauu
Mrs. Amy Ligon returned from
the National Beauticians conven
tio>iv which was -ho!4 4fv-Uhioacro.
Mrs*. Ligon reports an enjoyable
trip. The convention was larg ~
* ly attended. While in Chicago,
Mrs. Ligon visited several friends
makir^ stops in Indiannrra, Cin?
einfnati, Knoxville and Asheyille
Where she spent several days.
75n last Surxlay Mrs. Carrie Ruff
a sister of Mrs. Lige/n motored to
Asheville to meet Mrs. Ligon anej
returned to Columbia Sunday', nite.
Wq are si^ro /Uhat the many
friends of Mrs. Ligon are glad to
a*? her back at her post of duty
at the Amy's Beauty shop, 1125
J-Z Washington street. ~
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT |
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Mrs. George W. Jones
<fl" Newark, N. J.
? a ^mttner,: the "Jiian iage of J
her daughter I
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Mr. Muntez Martin
'? : Thursday, July the seventh
nineteen hunJrcd thirty-eight
?V'Uii-.?riMn, imuth LaiolTna?
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M A Kit! AGE ANNOUNCEM ENT
M". an<i Mrs. W. M. Scott an*
nounoo the marriage of their
J;?- trhtor, MTgdcTcne to Mr. For??t
Jonojs of Richmond, Va.,
Inly ?3, 1U38. Reception on Sep
' 1 i dfllll ill -jvJt) (Jilnier street,
l;i''lnr'ii)'l, Va, ?: """I-"
ANN?INCEMENT
Hnv. and Mrs. Robert Cooper-art-~r
nounce th<> Conn 'py-wedding of
'hir soil. -A-?--4re\v I.ee, to Miss
E'ixnjTeth C. 't y. September 2f>?
at Nu/ai'eih A. At. E. church
it ' oYfck. The public i^ invited
to attend. . , ; ;
LECKY BIRD SOCIAL CLEB
The club met * at th" h"ir of
Mrs. Ilattio Johnson, 500 Marion
street. After a shrrt devotioral
/ Vse. cour^'ctcd by tb> chaplain
the president took charge.
Unfinished and new business p
?omcu'-seo.?tttc?STck 'report ni
was -made. The roll was called ?
and each, member present respond *1
cd. Members . present 11. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Miss Hi rdie Brown 314 Picken
street. We were dismissed by the !
President, Mr. Sam Williams. I
- We were served hot dogs, cold S
slaw, pickles, cake and punch. ' M
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KI DC KWOOD CAMP HAS i
MANY VISITORS -Lb
Although some of our friends - .
an'd acquaintances seep to have 01
forgotten us, we still have "some T*
fric'-.cls?that?aee?loyal?and?true
TKey spend no time in looking for ^
excuses for staying away but they
brush, back hindrances and surTntrtmT
obstacles that show" ujT
when they make efforts to come ^
to see us. Here are some we ^
would like to mention, because of
their devotion to us:
Miss Laney Ktnnerly of Bethel- r'
A. M. E. church in the city bringing
literature, fruit or sonic refreshments.
While here in a very
for vert way she holds up Jesus as p
our Idvi: g Saviour.
It- v. Ylr Harrv Orfc-pn a room.
Iter of the 2nd Nazareth Baptist '*
church preached for a short'and ^
tasty sermon for us not long ago.
A group1 from Ui^iofn Baptist
church made up of Mrs. Flossie
M. Taylor, Mrs. Cole, Mr. Switzer,
Mrs. Goodwin and others I do r.ot
recall seem to have us at hcart.
Tin y come out ofteii and render "1
lovely programs for us.
Ms. Clarande Hart seems to n
ver tire in coming and this can *
also -b? said of Mr Bill Gordon. a
Other visitors that have cheerc
ed the* camp with their presence
are: Mrs. Alice Hart, Mrs. Wil- S
iiam Perry, Mr. Earnest Williams,
Mrs. Agr.es Smith, Mr. James .
Bush, little-Thelma, William and
Bobt. Leg.in, Jr., Nurse Mary Rollinson,
Mr. James Bdton of Ohio
state and Nurse White of {State
Park. ' 1
It is great to know that we "
have friendg whQ really care. This *
adds to our courage in the fight a
for health. ' *' '?.
Atf pj-esenjt alL the-^patients ?
seem to be doing nicely.
IN MEMORIAM c
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j McKissick?In memory of our
dear mother and father, Mrs. Lillie
McKissick \vho~departed this
I life,'September 9, 1925.
I Mr. William McKissick, Septemher
19, 1926.
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Oh let memory be a blessing, ^
Killed with treasures from above. r
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Bright with grateful recollections j
Of a mother and father's tender j
love. \
Let their pronieses so precious
Passing through some lonely valSafe
within its keeping lie;
1< y.
They will cheer us by and my.
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Your lovin^- daughters-ami son: |
Mrs. Emma Milligan Williams, ,
Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Ethel Hall, j
Roston, Mass.; Mrs. Gladys Miliar ,
Columbia, S. C.; Mrs. Annie L.
Dantzler, Columbia, S. C.; Jtfr.
William MeKianirK ,Tr Philadal
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MISS A! A !.; I p >\y 11 vr:i ,. s
OUI.'(l;>tio;i. as slln iirrivptt in r'hir.Q
oon, to attend tho annual convcnti
reeted by Mrs. Marjorie Joyner, r
om ;evoly ~ section of the countiy i
Wakefield-Middleton
' Wuptihls
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On last Wednesday ;aftg>'nqon.
eptcmbor 14, at the residence of
[r. and Mrs. J. P.. Wakefield wasj
slemni/.ed the marriage of theirjaughter.
Verona Maree_ancL Mr?
a 111 uel B. Middleton of Orangeurg.
With only the immediate fancies
and a few close friends presnt
the ring ceremony was per-'
armed by Rev. C. C. Clark of Wesj
ly?M. ! .?churoh7?pastor of?the 1
ride. She was attired in sT trio |
iece blue suit trimmed in gold!
eigc with accessories to match.
"Af tor "the Cere mo n y~ flinch, ])inkj
iamond shape cakes and mints
ere served the assembledNguests.
The bride and groom left immeiately
for MeCall, S. C., where a
aception was given in their honor
io same night. Mr.
and Mrs. Mid(jJeton will reide
at Clio, S. p., where be in
rineipal of the public school. ? 1
"Many -useful gifts were given
if couple, attesting their popu?L
iritv. Numbered ' among them
as a Ghost of silver given the
ridge by the groom.
EAST ENI) JOLLY Hl'NCH
The Last En*] JoJlv?Runreh was
htertaired at the honn of Mrs.
tnnie Be-11 Greon,_?epk?1-9. Af01"
the devotional exercises the
nceting was turned over to the
iresjdent for discussion of new
nd old business. We gave a
a nee on the 15th with much sucess.
The hostess of the evening
erved ham san iwiches and punch
,nd we then adjourned to meet
it the home of Mrs. Ethel Mcrlillon
on Pine street.
GOLDEN ROD SOCIAL CLUB
Tello Everybody:
This i s station G. R. S. C.
laving been off the air for quite
.while just tune in now and listen
o what we have to say. The club
teld its weekly session atr- the
lome of the President Mrs., Georgia
Davenport Monday night
>ept. 19. Devotional conducted
onducted by the president after
vhich the house was opened for
>usincss. After discussion of bysi
less was discussed. A delicious
ourse . was siVved. The rfcxt
nceting wUL be held at the home
rf Mrs. Thomas Goodwin 2132 Elm
vood avenue.
Come and pro with us to Dunbar
.ake -Monday night, September
!G. Admission for dance 11c. Ad
nisMon rn truck 15c. Trucks will
oavo Harden and Elmwood 8:00;
Innfi n nrul Tnylrty 8-30?Evory
)ody is cordially invited.
Estate Notice
All p?! sons having claims aatainst
the -astute of .Fredirick
deceased, are hereby notified
to file the sar.u\ duly verified,
with the undersigned, and those
indebted to said estate wilf please
make payment likewise.
OORINNE FttRI)KRJCK
Executrix
1416 Park1 Btirwt,
Columbia. S. C.
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AES TO GREET BE A
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t L- uii', beauty expert and widely
on of. the National" Beauty Cblturist
lational president of the League w
n what is said to be its largest and
THE EAGLE *CLUB 7
The club met at the home of
Mrs. Matilda Browri"922 Gates St.
with the President, Mr. John Trezovant.
The opening selection Just
Beyond the Jordan stiver was led
by Mr. Ezekiel Moten; prayer by_
the FTresiHpnf fhivrl i/-?n
What a Friend" \Ve'~IIavt7_Tn Jesus,
was als0 led by Mr. Moten.
Bible verses were recited by all.
Selection, Softly and Tenderly
was led by Mrs. Lilliu Perry after "
which.the minutes were read and
receiycn. Plans wore finished?ferritin
a bus, to Taylor's Tavern Mon
day night, September 26. ! Tho pub
lie is asked to .attend.?We?had-with
us a visitor, Mrs. Ceila Reese
who made some very interesting
remarks Visitors ar.cJ always
welcome. The meeting closed with
the president leading the closing
ode. The hostess of the evening
served ice cream, cake and mints.
Rcecntion Ilunuiliig
Dr. Crawford aruL
Dr. Rest ' *
"7.
The-friends and patients of Drs.j
CrflWfnni and Host of Orangehnrg)
gave a beautiful reception at tho
"home-of Mrs. Alice Dukes, Wednesday
night, September 14.
The home was beautifully decorated
and well lighted and the 1
atmosphere was full of the fra-1
grance of friendship and best
wishes for tTfelr doctors.
A short program was rendered,
the Rev. Dr. Green acted as mastar
of ceremonies while the Lewis!
quartet rendered the music and j
rreadings, and a recitation by one'
of the well wishers.
I regret that I cannot mention
the names of all present, but must
mention those who made the reception
possible: Mrs. Alice Dtrtces
Mrs. Ella Lewis, Mrs. Felicia
Jones, Mrs. Minnie Summers and
Mrs. Mary Duke';.
Other guests present were Rev.
Dr.. Green, pastor of the M. E.
church, Deacon Suipmers, Brother)
Lewis, Mr. Dukes, Mr. Utsey and
several others that space will not
permit mention.
Drs. Crawford and Best were
surprised to find a reception in,
their honor when they arrived at
the home of Mrs. Dukes who requested
them to run down to her
home on business. They were
thrilled to know that they had so
many friends and well wishers in
the li'ttle cosmopolitan city of
Rowesville and pledged their loyalty
and untiring support to the
people of that section. ..
FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
I Rev. S. S. Younghlood. Pastor
Columbia, S. C-?With our Pastor,
RPv. Younghlood back with
jn_ajjii,n,. the -jrhirol lessen vffiT
I carried out with enthusiasm. For |
morning service the paster spoke I
irom rsa. 144M, orrt, wnat is man
| that Thou takest. kr<owlfdge of
I him?. This, sermon Health on the
j origination of man and God's
""choice of an image to roam the
Iearth.?Tfoia gymnm wm in-'"
formative.
UT1CIANS
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read columnist, of th? 1, aricusc
Southern Air Lines Sunday afters
Ledgife. Miss Downing is lefh'g '.
hich has delegates in attendance
Inmost successful -session.?(AXP>?
Bulldogs Piepariirg?
For Game With
Hampton October 1st
'Orangeburg, S.C.?Fifteen days .
beftn*e~Ihe opening game against
a stony interseetional fee, thwncw
comers to South Carolina State' .
A. and M. college and the late arrivals
of the regulars' arc causing
C n;ndi nilii- 11 aw son?many?hoadaches
(j-s he starts, with 37 men
reporting for the tirst weeks nractice.
The head coach and his assistants
began analyzing all new ma- .
terial and making shifts in posi^
tions of* many old regulars jn order
-to_hav??something?ready?for
Hampton who will play on the
dedication ,of the new stadium and ]
field at Orangeburg,, Saturday,
October 1st.
Reluctantly Coach Dawson told
about twn n> w cunuTj who?luuk
good for position's ?hat regulars
who graduated lasl^yu-?i^-kaee left?
to he filled. Long is ; one of the
new cpmers who looks g?oi for <a
halfback position. Kintr, a new
comer is export."! to fT "''fpHi
South Atlantic 'Coaches
* Columbia, S. C.?Fifty-one j
ppgphAg??officials?wcm io;: is- |
tered and certified . by a ratine:
committee at the Fourth Annual
Rules Discussion and Interpreta-;
tion Meeting: of the South Atlantic
Coaches and Officials Association
hob! Satnrdav Sontomher 17 1
lOJS^at Allen University-- GokmfcJ
"Kr," S." C, .
From, Columbia, S. O., there;
were: Thomas R. Nelson, A. G.
Smith, T. V. Swintcn. William H.
I Burton; James J. Meetze, Henry
"Jack" Williams, Jose.ph P. McGhee,
T,. N. Stallworth, Leroy F.
Seott. Thomas S. Martin, CT'W.
Madden. H. N. Vincent. WiPmm
?Wj' Lawsun, Tsflflg (J. Brown, Hcrbcrt
^W. Baumgardner, Walter
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Iii Beauty Cirttirre
Give FAN-0 I IN HAIR, Scalp
Danruii j. and Toilet Preparations
a Trial Ths;r worth has boon
proven. Have and a:e jgrpwinr
Hair en Bald Heads ' and Rarr
Spots when directions a_UL_?olIow
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of Hairi
1 Box Hair Growei _ 35<
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1029 High Market Street
Georgetown. S. C
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Day and ftnuiett, regulars of last
ymir, a hard' fight for the guard
position left vacant* by the furmi-i
dable Mudd. He alrea -v shews
hiinsoH to tie a Jgoodj r u i.: .j_ng
guifid.
?Only?a?frn?rugt;Utr>?Ue:'e .'-.it
fo; the first weeks j)ractjcv. "ti.ey
in'cl -de . Watson, Wilson, - Galon,
Cannon and Sartor. Coach I 'awn
said llia^ 1 Fi edel'lck w ho was
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M'olh ,f. KiKta. Ga.: II W. .Row
man. L 1). rorry. I?vf I,. Cain.
Ferguson, John M. Tutt,
Hinton Janu-s, Isaiah K. Wash- j
ington, A1 Hp it L. Mvors, Clair-!
mont Williams and (J. T. Bryant. '
From Savannah, Ga.: J. II. Gad- :
SOW; Jr.-, If. W. Ci'.'nvr TT 1
Griffin^ J. VV. W_ikon. Arthur j
Ehvicht. Clarence" Bruce and Joseph
M Gicene.
From Orangeburg. S. C.: Paul
R. Webber. Jr.. II. W. Crawford,!
P. V. Jewell and H. P. Smith. !
} From Sumter, S. C.: Jamo* T.
McCair,iRichard T. Williams and
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From Rogersvrlle, Tenn.: W. L.
j Smith aod R. E. Lee, '
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year r.o.v.y-c > h s i .:y to biock
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?:_u~??tr^t?report
i"late a;: i t?.v ratr.-, ylth Ila'mp
t<- ?' coyv. . . . t 11 h pes
to to \vh>. r. v. ok k:r<wn
:,:.i " o ir.'<a os South
< a o; on the, .-oa-air. \yth
t r.o .. a< nu S*<yth Carolina college.
fTdii at. Annual Meet
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From lVniiiark. S. (\: I.axncy
K. Ow.ns ami T. H.
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S C.; Ray \Y. Thompson,
Irir.o. S. Winon Thompson,
Spartanburg, S. C.; ami Herbert
XlKUUl.^Qiy Mori'iatown,?
Tennessee.
~ TTfTTrrTs" 'elerf.-.i f,.' 1 1RTS-~T!739 '
are: Lief I,. Cain, Augusta. Ga?
president; S. I., Rvadby. Aiken,
S. ]?t 'vice-president; Raul R.
Wei her. .Tr.. Orangeburg. S. C.,
: 2nd vTr'-yrr^l.tent; R T, T eopRo'
' 'l'enii.. rtr vne-nreSU
j J'*:::; lK GcCihee. Col umbra,
S. C., F.xee. Secretary and Treasurer;
I/. R. Perry, Augusta, pa,
tcvbiniin^ sgermyy.? ?