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tic* * ~K ' ."** 7" -**V ? r 7: Satairiay, January 14, 1939? pkrgonai, mention Miss Thelma Shanklin of Beaufort County Training school spent the weekend in the city. Prof. J. S. Shanklin, principal of the Beaufort County Training school, Burton; S. C., spent fast week end here on professional ?,? business, ' | Mrs. H. P. Butler of Harbison rnrllesrn snmt Sntnrrinv in P.nlnm bia. . Prof. J. B. Sartor of Lex'ngtoh ~ Mi t? tnnvirfr spirit at. thp rnn??? fereree on Adult Education in the city last week. , Miss Theresa Grayson of Beau fort sp0.1t last week-end in Co lumbia. " " = ~T V>s Elizabeth Krojvn of Beau- " |' fort was here last Saturday. Dr. J.'E. Beard of Charleston was amemg his friends in the city last Friday. Dr. J. E. Thomas and his friend Dr. A. W. Hill of Florence were here JViday lastv attending the Executive Board meeting in Al' lem university. Dr. Sybil Greene of Onange burg, ranking member ;of Allen's Board of Trustees, spent Friday in Columbia. Dr. George C. Johnson of Spar ' tanburg was in Columbia Friday. M-w.-Daisy Ilallman of Green- " wood was in-the city NBaturday attending the ccmference'jbn Adult Education. J Mr. Steven Johnson ojf Elloree * spent last week-end in .Columbia. 1 ? i Mir. Moses Sitton of Laurens was with the Adult Education teachers in conference here last week ~ end. Mr. D. T. Robinson, supervisor of the NY A wcfrk in Beaufort County Training school, spent Saturday in Columbia. Miss Victoria Frazieir of the Beaufort County Training school attended the conference in Adult F'llucatio"! held in Benedict col!< !*( last Saturday. F'.der I.J. Jamerett of the Florae district was a pleasant city "or last Friday. -i-e H. B. Rikard of w 3 shaking hands :en:ls Friday of last j kard is enroute to the al Conference which?meets. '. 1.!. \\\ Hi (h'-a, b'& farmer '* spe:.t January 6 in the city. D" J. C. Quarles, presiding el't of the Piedmont conference, u-i a-e'ty visitor Friday.". - ? The Rev. Wesley J. Robinson is making some useful additions to his property on Harden street. He owtns a beautiful home on a pretty section in a fine commun ' :ty and among lovable people. ? O . Robinson is presiding elder of drer Lancaster district of the A. M. E. church. He is also a splen"d man. ? A lovely party of the holiday j season was given by Mrs. Ella Tli^mpson Logan in honor of her Mr. Albert N. Thompson. > Vr. Thompson spent the holidays with his relatives having come from Tuskegee Institute, Ala. Mrs. Mamie Bradley, one of Columbia's beauticians, spernt the hdidftya_in Washington. D. C.. , and New Yor^ City. She was the recipient of many hospitalities. Miss Sophia Johnson of Washington, D. C., and Miss Hattie Lee Lomg, of New York City are via- iting Miss Long's mother and aiter Mrs. Sallie Clark and Miss Pea'rl Wilson on East Gervais Street. Friends are glad to have them her? tot' the holidays: ?? Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon of I 1027 Divine street are entertainvrior flioi'r Hmichfor Fill* Mna rjiT. on of Newark, N. J. Miss Dorothy Anderson of New York gave a party in Miss Dixon's honor on Friday night. She served a delicious collation which cfcmsisted ... ? of Champagne cocktails, potato chips, strawberry ice cream, cake and carndy. Miss Dixon will leave for home Sunday. Mrs. Evelyn J. Robinson of New York City Is visiting her sister, Miss Ruth O. Fair 0n the Two Notch Road. Mr. Evenett Thompson of Bennettsville, S. C., was in the city last weekyend attending a meet* ing at Benedict coliege. Mrs. Christena Nesbitt, Mrs. L. Raiford and Mrs. Amy Smith were in the city for a few days for the funeral of their sister, Misg Ophelia Jefferson. They re-1 turned home, in Philadelphia, Pa. I Zl : -7.-~: .-1 ... ? I * . ' HI SCHOOL FRATERNITY By William Nance The Alpha Chapter of the Prytanean fraternity of Booker Wash ingtcrn will close its first year of work and progress February 16. Th^ fraternity was organized Feb bers and an advisor. Since then we have increased 'greatly. We, hope to set up other chapters thru out he state this year. The fraternity has strived hard to live up to the motto and the objectives. We are thankful to our Adviser, Mr. Massey, for the splendid w6rk he has helped us to carry on in the past year. ? M ROY A I. rm.i.RniAV ri irn The Royal Collegian club met at the home erf Mr. John Wash higton, 2341 GerVais street on January 10 for the election of ofed: President Mr.- W. Jacques; Vice-President, Mr. Lewis" Wash ington; Secretary, Mr. C. H. Boy-, kin; Assistant Secretary, Mr. I Walter Scott; Treasurer, Mr. Wil I lie Holley; Assistant Treasurer J Mr. J." Speaks; Social Treasurerj Committee, Mr. M. Beachum, M I *T Simmons and?Mr. Jr?Speaks. Reporter, H. E. Smith; Chaplain, Mr. John Washington. , | A splendid collection of dues was taken and much interest was J exhibited by those present. We are looking forward to a success j ful year and with our splendid group of "officers and members many interesting and worthwhile affairs will be witnessed during the year. THE "C AND D" CLUB (Miss) Mary E. Shippy, Reporter The Chorale and Dramatic club of the Zion Hill school, Pacolet, S. C., held its first meeting for the year Monday, January 9, 1939 at the school. Inspirational devo-1 tions were conducted. Armotion, was made by Miss Flora Wilkins, seconded by Miss Dorothy Gantt j and passed, that the minutes be I read. They were received and adopted. During1' FHe business part of the meeting a financial report was givdn. The^club was very proud to assist in getting new shoe's for the girls basket ball team by donating $3.77.'The club is hoping to be able to help the school in many phases. The dob sympathizes with Miss Mildred Hnrdy and Mpssrs Edw Fred and Clarence Hardy in the loss of th*eir grandfather, Rev. Teter. We had planned to have an interesting play this week. Two of the Hardy boys have important parts in the play and were compelled to be away a few' days. We therefore postponed rehearsals and shall' have the play a little later. We were favored with a solo "My Task" by Miss M. E. Shiffy. Mi6S Louise Wilkins led "My Lord What a Mori rtng"-which was the closing song. The meeting adjourned to meet at the school Monday, January 16th, 1939. | w?vi?bi v noAvru i lRBARV REPORT "FOR* DEC. 1938. "rental~21; non-fiction 170, totalhonks 700 Adult periodicals 26; books and periodicals 726. Juvenile fiction 584, non-fiction 458, total books 1042. Juvenile perio<ji-| cals 12, books and periodicals 1054 Grand total: 1742' books, 38 periodicals and 10 pictures. New borrowers:?adult 15, juvenile 13, total 2y. Re-registered borrowers: adult 9. Reference (readers including 79 children to four Story Hour periods 785. 25 schools have book deposits, and their cir culation was 3448 for November. All December reports are not in. Re*. 'P*t. Off. BEflUTa^ROr The Larieuse Beauty Foundation wa? the Godefroy Manufacturing Company t of preserving women's natural beauty, the results of this research available New Year's is always a time fori making good resolutions, and while you are drawing up your list, don't forget to include a few all-important beauty rules. The reason so many people regard beauty rites as a bore, or worse still, a chore, is because they have never gone about them systematically. Taking care of your beauty Is really lots of fun. - Shop around until yon find the best possible preparations for your particular type of skin and stick to It. There are some luscious creams nnd lotions on the market today, and some of them have been created especially for us. If Santa Claus didn't bring you the set of sosnietics you want, go out and play Santa to yourself. Select Cosmetics With Care Buying cosmetics requires a certain amount of thought nnd n knowledge of the needs of your own ski''. K\C11 such ^.linpln nnmn . sities as cleansing cream In two kimK Hqtnf.' rn-t cr-nnr, which Is especially recommended for oily skin, and. the heavier cold cream type which is excellent for skin that has become dry nnd harsh. Select, which ever of these is best suited to your needs and use it religiously, at least once a day. If your skin Is inclined to be dry, the application of a night cream before retiring (after the face lias been thoroughly cleansed) will help correct this condition nnd is a tremendous-aid In preventing the formation of fine lines and ^winkles. 1 r~'?I? . i ? ?? ..... ' ' j 32 nev/ juvenile books were added for circulation. The library was all aglow for the Christmas holidays. Now that the new year rs upon with n^w duties and new opportunities, it will be a happy year for all who read, study and pray. "It is .God's "new year. May He bKss~it to us all!"?J.- W. T. mp<5 K. E RODC.ERS AND MIPS R. KENNEDY ENTERTAINS Mrs. E. E. Rodgers" "and Miss Belle Kennedy were hostesses at a | reunion r?n Christmas Day at their home 2230 Senate street. I?tutz? it? .... rr-?~?-i ? me rooms were attractively rle corded tV?r this occasion, with suitable Christmas ornaments, and the dining: room table was very unique, adorned with a enter comoosed cf fruit,-candy, nuts and holly. The - ffeosts enioyintc th" s dej lightful affair were: Mrs. C. C I.Owers of Wichita Falls. Texas| Mr. Smith of Columbia: Dr. and Mrs. W. M Gladden of Augusta, ! G?l: M'<*s Marv E. Gladden, Sen I ior at Barber Scotia collejr" a-d | '' j.-rop .TTott'p Boll, Margaret a."d I Jessie Gladden. |~ This delicious dinner consists | of "notnto salad, roast turkey and I d?*essine;, jxast pork, mivnrnri. Enelish peas, biscuits, cocoa P'ckle, coccranut and potato pies, plain ar.d fruit, cake. The gruests expressed iliemsel ves as having enjoyed this very appetizing: menu and the hostesses received many compliments for their hospitality. e mm m ? waVerley Sunflower club The club met at Uh? home of Mrs. Julia Coles, 1013 Pine St. The meeting: was onened as usual | bv the President. Mrs. Hampton. After the" devotional exercises we listened to a talk, by the President which was enjoyed. The Jiou.se was then opened for business. Many row suggestions wortdiscussed. Two new members -wire welcomed. \l ? ? mis. vjums servea a lovely re past which all enjoyed. The next meeting will be at" the home of Miss Minnie Skeith, 2491 Senate St., January 17 at 8 o'clock. Elizabeth Graham, reported* m m 1 . " THE ELITE SOCIAL CU B Lancaster, S. C.?The Elite Soc ial club was1 delightfully enfiertared, Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Minnie Merrits with Misses Thelma Davidso/n and Mis? Lillian Thompson as hostesses. The guests enjoyed several progressions of Bridge. Winning thr prize for the highest -score was Miss Charlotte Blackwell, and low secrrer was Miss Ruth Blue. After enjoying delicious salad anc sweetcourses, the business part of I lKe~ meeting was LeTd. "This""consisted chiefly of re-organizing the club. The officers elected are as follows: Miss Josephine Sherard president; Miss Arvgerine Younge, vice-president; Miss Ruth Blue, secretary; Miss Eula M. Cunning ham, assistant secretary atnd re' porter and Mi?s .Charlotte Blackcf the club are Mesdames Juanita G arris,?Wyolene Babcock?and Mattie Babridge; Misses Maiorie Clinton, Gwendolyn Chisolm, Annie L. Vincent, Lillian Thompsoh, Thelma Davidson and Audrey Clin ton. The Whole afternoon was the essence of real entertainment:? THE AURORA SOCIAL CLUB FeTieca, S. C.?Due to unavoidin< circumstances the club did not meet at its regular time nor did WruLriq, nnncErap , and to make j? to tha public. X ** 1 And while you are playing Santa Clans to yourself; you may as well do It up right and start the New l'ear with the knowledge that you are looking your best. Include in your shopping list a Jar of foundation cream, which protects the skin against the elements, makes your make-up go on more smoothly and last much longer, and gives the whole a natural looking effect. Make-Up Should Match Skin Tone And now check up on your makeup. Is that shade of powder you are using exactly blended for your skin or did you chose it in a careloss niniiipnt? Tha ol I r?Kf -"O 1II1IC1ence in a shade of face powder can add or subtract years from your face. Be sure that yours is Just right. The same holds true for your rouge and lipstick. Just because your hair is one color, or .your eyes, doesn't mean that your sldfi l? pi|ii:iIIv tight or dank W#fun to experiment with different shades and combinations. Keep it' up until you And the ones that look host on you. You'll enjoy it while ; you are doing it and the results, I 1 assure you, will l?e gratifying. What are your beauty sprob- , lems? Write Marie Downing, < Larieuse Beauty Foundation, Room 521 ? 319 North Fourth i St., St. Louis, Mo., and she will 1 be glad to answer them. Be sure to ~meiose a s^tf-addressed stamped envelope. i ?i?? ' w wmm THE PALMETTO LEADP . Cab Introduces ' ""''V-'- i ' \ x t :>'i V l^lj Photo shows the famous Cat first Solo'/st, the noted June Rich] white band b fore signing up wit now in its third winter on the "( 48th Street, New York. Cab is i his new "Ji'/e Univ rsity," which the Cotton Club.?(C) It held its meeting at the home - of James Owens, with Misses G. M. Owens and F. M! Tagc gart as hostesses, January 6. The meeting was opened by the president. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The reports of the committees were heard. The Welfare committee reported that boxes of groceries had been given to unfortunate families during -yule^ide. New and old business ..were dis, cussed. / Closing Remarks were given by the president, after which a delicious repast was served. The club adjourned to megt at the home of Mr. Cicero Harrison, 403 S. Oak street, With Messrs U. S. Gallman and A. I. . Code a8 hnst.s, January 17. The club is rendering a program at 6t. James M. E. church, Sunday, Jar.uafy 29 at 7:00 p.mT sunshine han:? savings club The Su>r shine Band Savings ' club met at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Belton on Starke street Mon . day night. January 9th. The meet. ing was called to order at the us was condKucte by the Vice Prc-s! ident, Mrs.' W. M. Jackson.?After the devotional service was ' bojght tr: a close,"the President ' Mr. W. A.- Means took chaigo of the meeting. Old and new business was disc'ussed. The roll was_ called and-each member respo'nded briefly with a Bible verse We .were veiy glad ty have five - new members:?Mr. C..- S.~Brookst i Mr. M. G* Goodson, Mrs. V. Moul trie, Mrs. C. V Johnson and Mrs L Carnist. ??: ; ? Refreshments were served and we all enjoyed ourselves very _ much. Our next meeting will be held at the heme of Air. CH FT"i Brooks, 1323 McDufTie Ave. Mrs. \V. M. -Jackson, reporter. CHUROl AID CLUB The Church Aid club of FirstNazareth Baptist church met at the hcrme of Mr. and Mrs.. Gallman conducted by the president. After devotionals the roll was called. 20 members were present. Collectlan $2.G4. Closing: remark" by the pastor. Next rheeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Williams, 1217 Manning Ave. The hostess served aj-delicious course ?f jcllo, whipped cream and cake. Mrs. Sallie Thompson, president Mrs. ?Lueyl. Addism\ secretary: I Rev., Wm. Downs, pastor. RETURNS FROM FLORIDA ^Mrs. Ansa May'Kur'ley has returned home from Miami, Fla., where she spent the holidays with , her husband. Anthony Hurley, j Mrs. Hurley was accompanied on the trip by her little son, Tony, - who says that he?enjoyed being 1_ _ J 1 J.. 1 ^ ' iL- i wnn ins uauuy aim seeing ine i races at Tropical Park Race track. Mr. Hurley will remain in Miami during the Hialeah meeting and from there will go to Bel mont Park, at New Ycrrk. ] Mrs. Hurley reports a very pleasamt stay in Miami 'and in commenting os the weather says it ?s "just plain ho?t". VISITORS Drs. A. P. Spears, J. L. Renbow and Dr. Pope of Sumter were city visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Minnie McEady, who spent the holidays visiting Professor and Mrs. H. B. Butler, has returned tp her home in Washington, D. C. ""BENEDICT COLLEGE CLUB Tin1 H'gtt4ttr-mnnt.hly i/f the Benedict college - club will be held in the Starka Library at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, .January 17. All members are urged to be presest and on time. His First Soloist BB ? lilirB ^ . ra^iM i':i- > B B ?l B L $ ^ i ||| ii A . <^H . f. v ^ V^ H? V I tell Calloway, III, introduing his mond, v. ho formerly warbled for a h Cabs hot Cotton Club Orchestra Ireat Wh;te Way," Broadway and ilso busy rounding out courses for will be tuoadeast over CBS from COMMUNITY THRIFT CLUB The members of the Community Thrift club gave a grand reception, Jamuary 2, 1039 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Wheeler. They had as their guests: Mesrlames Janie Williams, Douglas Griffin, Fannie Sawyer, Josephine VStaver-j Nellie Handers, Lottie Simions, Ernest Tyler," Misses Wil lie R. Mozie, Ruth Smalls, Queert Addison, Ethel Simmons, Messrs S. P. Wheeler, Ernest Tyler, Ja?. Sams, Jr., D. D. Mozie, E. J.' Dinkiss, Rev. W M Ferguson. THRIFT CLUB AT RIDGE WOOD The girls and bcrys of the , Ridgewood vicinity have organiz- " cd themselves into a Thrift club. Sophisticated Debutants" and for | I short we rail it rVin "TOnVitr'1- 1 are very proud of our club with | officers a?. follows: Presulont T^ez Mnh'trf. Secrdtary. FrnM<> Kis dard: Renorter, Arnont'a Robin ?r/n? Treasurer. Mis. Pca>l Robin ?rn. Tb" Debs ni et. every Mon- i day evening at 8 o'cjock. ' Our club motto is "Wp are Climbimg the Ladder to Success". MT,U*H \TTFPS Son M. AND _ SAVINGS" n.ni ENTERTAIN The High ITattois Social and Seviri" dub entertained a group of friends Friday evening. Dec. 20th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Tc ssc?Brooks.?-0+0?Walnut St. -I The* house wffs beautifully" deeo~ rated with different color lights.. A delicious supper consisting of fried chicken, green peas, potato salad, cake and punch was served. The members^- and friends expressed themselves as spending a very pleasant evening. ?Th.. oliih-rwas organized in Aug 19.38 and has been a great success. The members were paid from the club savings the amount of $108.97 at Christmas. Every one is looking forward to a sue cessful ard greater 1939 club sav- _ Tng. The officers ate: Mrs. jjThomas Lawman, presidest; Mr. Jesse Brooks, treasurer; Miss.Inez Hunt spcrp'-n rv ^ ^ \ ? ROS.V SOCIAL CLUB I The Rosa Social club held its second meeting at the home , of , Miss Ilattie Ruth Robinson, The house was opened for busintesr fisrt selection Love Lifted Me; ' prayer was repeated; second se- ] loot ions My Country Tis of..Thee_ -i "ATI (it the officers of last year ] were reelected. We are Jhoping to have a progressive club.y The club adjourned to meet at the % home ftf Miss Maggie Rosa. The. hostess of .the evening served sand wiches and hot cocoa. i Ethel Robinson, president Margaret Goodwin, reportrer j A N N OI - M U fcJ M E N T Mr. and Mrs. H. R Rnf1r>v ?c n nounce the marriage of thfeir daughter, Elizabeth to Mr. nil- J liam R. Rc-eder, October 2, 1937. LUCK V RIRI1 SOCIAL CLUB The Lucky- Rird Social club hold it? first mooting for 1939 en January 10th at the home of Mr. and Mrs-. vBoyce. The meeting was called to order hy the pres- ' idont., Mr. Earn Williams with the " opening song led by Mrs. Ansie Portep; prayer by president; semg led by Mrs. Kennedy; scripture lesson; selection by Mrs. Johnson which closed the devotions. The ( president took charge making splendid remarks which were on joyed. The minutes of the last meeting were omitted. The sick committer reported Mrs. Mamie ..I.;olomoii.ZoQi. sick lkr hut pnt in . bed. We hope for her a speedy recover. Unfinished business was taken up then new business. We f have nine new members to join | us; Mrs. Jessie Bowers, Mrs. El 2 1 : la May We 1 ware and Mrs. Etta Thomas; Mr. Clarepce Irogtrber Miss Lois Bish'p, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hires. Mr. Paul White, Mrs. Eva Adam. The roll was called and 16 members respond d. W wer?? served hot fish. po.nto saL bread, hot chocolate cake and candy;?Our ne*-t meeting w:H be at'the home of Mrs. Maiy Belton 61*1 Marion street. THE L'AML'SANT GLI B TJie d' li met. at th home rf MY. rr d Mrs. Rilev 1502 Whaley *t'eet. Th-. president in charge. After, d-vptional service the pro i;ram committee entertained with o short ond snappy program-. In teresting talks were made by tfi" members of the club. Miss Koois planning a new type of program for the rear future. It is hep'd that this new type of program will arouse and create , new interest. The?roll was called everyone re ? sponded. A d.elicious course- of refreshments weTe served by the hostess. .Tie club adjourned to meet at the home of Miss Myers. _ e mm 9 ^ UNIVERSITY TKRRACE NEWS ? ~ ?- - A group df "tw pl<. mi th.- Uni V.e: sity Tcrnu o went . caroling on Dccci' ii r 25. Chiis t mas morning. They began jit 5:00 a.m. They met ?t 4he Social room and serveddoughnuts and coffee. The mg Pogan in the I niversity 'lei'," race a? d~froni TRer~ proceded to the homes of MK apd-Mrs. Hendlv ar.d Mr. and Mrs. - Robinson who are managers of the Housing authority. The following Tuesday a Christ mas party was given in the social rot/rri for tne children of the terrace. Each family contributed 25 cents toward the buying of the tree and gifts. - A program was given along with the party. Mr. Geddings who Is another manager of the Housings authority gave a talk along with the program; , On Christmas eve night a party was also given for the grown-' ups of the terrace. Mainy games w*ere played and refreshments served.. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "LEADER" W. H. FORD Presents? ~ DIXIE | to * * a -m-x v r-? * f HAKl t.lVl Show ?Featuring? and Susie World famous Comedy team , Hartly Toots And His Orchestra ' WIT" Snookum llussell F LOOR S II 0 V Columbia Towns _ Monday Night. ADMISSION 35 PEOPLE Inclu WOODS SISTERS. Dancers DeL Demons; RL'BIE BLAKEY, Mast RAO LAND, The girl with the (1 Chorus. 1 USE HAIRLONGEir A wonderful Hair Grower Makes the hair grow Long, Full ?nrf I tiTgrlsnt- a fair trial wl!> prora Its wonde-ful worth. 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Hartley Toots after breaking an all time record at the A polio, theatre in New York teaiped with Batter B?tans and Su.-'d. wtorld famous comedy nam about a year ago and from this time have been ~rn demandby-pronto tens the conn : 7 try over, playiiig to record break .ing crowds. To miss this atthid ion will be disappointing, - to anyone. Among this cast of .">5 people will ?>e: But ter Bear.s and Susie, The Woods Sisters, Melrose Colb rt, Bob and Joe, Ruhie Blakey. Snorfkum Rusicl!, atherine Ratrlar.fi and a Bipr Creole Beauty chorus -with music for the show and dance by Hart- ~ ley Toots and bis orchestra. Don't forffot the date. January 23rd. -Show start.- at v:.'l0 p.m. Dance from 10 to 2 aim.-. Admission 75 cents. -' U I arrd Melrose Colbert 9 ' ' ^ ? rfna '?^n . ' ! / and u A I\ L & hip Auditorium , January 23rd _ 73 CENTS ding :r? PEOPLE u*e; BOB & JOE. 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