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^ Saturday.. February 4, 1939 PERSONAL MENTION h. MtfUMaab?nM*?aa? ^ Miss Ruby Brown of Charles. ton was here Saturday "Valentine Shopping:" in Silver's with "Perry" and "Dorothy", two brilliant college students. Miss Brown is a member of the faculty of Marion school Mrs. H. P. Butler of Harbison ? was here Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. J ,G. Pcrrter. heads of Harbison college, Irmo, sp^nt a few hours last Friday in the city. >' ' * ~ Mr. Lewi8"Eichelherger of Irmo spent Saturday in the city. Miss Thelma Martin, one of the teachers in Jenkinsville school, was in Columbia Saturday. Mr^John.. Taylor of Congaree was here- Saturday. Mr. Taylor is one of Richland's dirt faimers. f Plows and other farm tools? the very best at low prices found at Lorick and Lowrance. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Huggins of Greenville sp*nt last week encj in the city. > Mrs. Hattie Duckett, who diley in Greenville, spent the weekend here with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Rosco Wilson 6f '' Florence spoint the week end in Columbia. ' The New York Age of Febru ary 28, T939 w?re issued last week. That's really news. Fred R. Moor?, dean of Negro editors, is progressive, he is ahead of the timeB at least 30 days. Dr. and Mrs. Seabrookg of ^ Charleston spent last Sunday in Columbia. (Dr. L. W. Lcmg of Union was guest speaker for the Alpha Psi Lambda chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity at Vespers' Allen university last "Sunday Tvening. Mr. Ttolrtnd Green, assistant principal or the school in west Columbia was among the shoppers here Saturday. Miss Alvilla Lesesne of Lynchburg registered at Allen this week Miss Lesesne is a graduate of Wilson high school, Florence. v Mr. Lykes of Sterling high school, Oreenvillfe, registered at Allan this week. Miss Helen Brown from Wal-, terboro high school registered at I Allen last Monday. Miss Zelma Logan, social worker of Philadelphia, who has been t visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Logan and was the (? house guest of Miss Hatfhah Johnson, Taylor street, over the weekend, left the city today to resume her duties in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Moore of Winnsboro spent Monday in Columbia. f Prof. Birnie, instructorin Biology in State College, was here Monday night. Coach Crawford of Benedict was himself Mon. nite as he "refhimself Monday night as he 'ref! ereed" the Allen-State game in Allen's gym. He is a great athlete ! Coach Dawson of State College Orangeburg, S.C., was here Mon. night with his basket ball aggregation, and took the game from Allen's team. in their qwn gymnasium. Both teams played well and the fans were given a fine en ~ tertainment. ~~ Miiss Florine Ferrell of Hampton Institute, Va., registered at Allen University this week. . , ? Miss Bertha Wragg of GteorgeL town is among the new students at Allen for the second semester. I I John Thanks of Columbia i s now a freshman student at Allen Principal G. A. Anderson o f Fountain Inn was in the city on Tuesday. Mr. Anderson is doing a fine piece of work as President of the Palmetto State Teachers' F Association. He succeeded.. Prof, G. W. Howard, the "Chesterfield" of Georgetown. Mr. E. D. Watts of Greenwich, Conn., after spending 6 weeks in Columbia and two week* Of fruccessful hunting in Laurens is returning home. Stop over for three or four days will be Winston-Sal?m, Richmond, Washington and Philadelphia, arriving in NVw York about the 20th of February. Mr. Watts was house guest of Mrs. Mary E. Porrin, Richland street while here. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "LEADER" V. Prof. John F. Speaker at 1 Anniversar * )?-? ' i High School Fraterr First Twelve Monthi I?y Otto Jamison Twelve months of remarkable ' progress will go down in the annals of the Prytanoan Fraternity as history when it celebrates its : * rr? - ??*ot anniversary IH'M AVI'UK. I HLN opening exercise will be held Sunday afternoon, 4:30 p.m. at the) Booker T. Washington high school i Prof. J. F. PottsJ prjncipal of the Waver lv elementary school willl be guest speaker. This exercise \v;ill mark the he-j ginning of a week of activities planned by the Fratcrnty and wttl end with their first . annual ball on Friday night. Feb. lllth. The Prytanean Fraternity, a high school organization, is pat-' terned after the college fratrrnities and conducts its business in a similar manner. Since its or-, ganzation a ""year ago. its membership has increased from 9 to 21 active and full pledged members. It is hoped that other high . schools over the state will see the future in an organization of this kind and welcome chapters in j their institutions. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE I PHYLLIS WHEATLEY BRANCH Y. W. C. A. The annual meeting of the Phyl lis Wheatley Branch will be held in the assembly room of the Y. W. C. A., Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, 1939 at 7:30 p.m. The Girl Reserves of Booker Washington Hi and members ofthe "Y" cabinet of Allen and Ben -edict colleges will appear on pro (rram All moiviViorc ;?,nl fi-i'nn/l? are asked to b<? present. CITY-WIDE BEAUTICIANS CLUB ORGANIZED / , . Monday night at 6:30 p.in>, the Beauticians of the city assembled at the "Elsieleen Beauty Parlor", on Taylor street to organize a "City-wide Beauticians' Club." The members will hold their meet ings twice a month for the pur- . "pbsej of obtaining more knowledge which will be enlightening and helpful in the beauty parlors. The leaders elected by the mem bers were: president, Mrs. Evans; vice-president, Miss Hardy; secretary; Mrs. Washington; assistant secretary, Mrs. Pope; treasurer, Mrs. Ligon; reporter, Miss Sear!-, es and the remaining members are: Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Donley. Mrs Jackson, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Summers and Miss Washington. . The first meeting will be held Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 10 o'clock M 1 , "Annie Belle's Beauty Shop," | 25I5-A Gervais street. We would ! lit.. ^ rL_ .11 \ j nite iur me piner oeauucians to ! join us. Miss E. Searlcs, Report or. , ( CULTURE CLl'B NOTES j Mrs. B7 Johnson was hostess : to/the Culture Club at its regular , twice-monthly meeting, Friday, January 27. Mrs. Willie Johnson and Mrs. Bruce Bailey conducted , discussion of the Topic, "Our Gov eminent" in which they presented the history of the Federal Govern | ment and its departmental ret-upu An open ?forum was hehh dunn<r~ which many angles of the topic , were taken up by the members For-the remainder of the meet- j ing, routine business was attend- , ed to, particularly, preparations toward the prcsentaton of t h e club's play to ba-givemduring the , annual State Teachers' Association; Mrs. H. W. Baumgardner-, Reporter. HYI.ITE SPORT CLUB j , Mt. Pleasant.?On Jan. 30th the -Hylitc-Sport Club .held its-weekly? meeting at the home of Mr. Handy Saunders. The meeting was called to order by the master of , ceremonies Mr. Henry \V. German I Jr., at 8 o'clock. The devotional | period was conducted by the presi- f dent Mr. R. C. Able. After devo . .tions, the routine business took ( place. All of the members re j | sponded to the roll call. We also i i. _.i t- - . i - .x ... i t?|j(juiiiii"?i uur oasKt'tet'rs arn seI lected Mr. Calvin Ferguson as* our playing coach. Mr. Raymond, B. White as captain and Mr. Benjamin McKnight as co-captain. "We had our regular practice at I.aim;: | Hi school court Jan. 31. After ithesq transactions the meeting "closed. Next meeting at the home of Mr. Samuel A. Ward, Feb. 5th. L'AMUSANT CLUB The?club met at?the?home?of? called to order by the president. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown 1012 ^Gervais street. The meeting was After devotional.s, all unfinished business wa3 called for from the last meeting. .. The club as a whole has decided to give, a Valentine social at the Palmetto Chauffeurs club on the 13th. We hope to see all of our friends there. After the business part of the meeting the president called for the minutei of the last meeting. | I ' ? '* \ - . ' X \ ... I Potts Guest i Prylaneans y Exercise .iity Completes 1 - ' - " ? ( I I.TI RK CI.Lli'i'HKl'ARfeS^.. eon IM.AY "[*/" Coin 111 hours ajul Other' out-oftowners interested in thvudinest of theatrical productions are eagerly looking forward to witnoesing the Culture Club's annual pVcscnta tion during .the State Teachers' Association*. . . );St? The Culture?;- Club an'rtopnceSi that plans for ifteir play hit* well under way. A fine group of per-' sons has been - selected to be cast in the play. "This Is My House/' \\i icii '.via dc presented Wednes I day night of the State Teachers' Association at A Heft University's ifuditoriinn. The sale of tickets will heir in within the next sevcrai days. Regular rehearsals are be Ifft' conducted under the able su pci vision of Mrs. C. E. Nelson who Is direct trig the play this year. All members' responded to the roll. We are anxiously looking forward to The"TTth, and" hoping to make this atfa'r p . ?Next meeting at the homo of Miss Whaloy. TWELVE STARS SOCIAL'CLUB .. I ' The Twelve Stars Social club reorganised January f) with most of its members present. The meet. ing of Jan. ."{1st was held at the home of Mr. Freddie Ferguson. The-.President presided. The. devotions-were earritd out in the us ual maimer with everyone taking part.. A silver tea has been plan ncii for., the?near future. The 'election of, officers will he held Fofajuniy 7th." We invite you to attend, the meeting, to join the club or as a visitor, for we are planning big thity/s for '.30. The next mteting will be held at 815 Gates street, Mrs. Louise L. Oree hostess. - i HONOIlfcl) WITH RECEPTION There was a-'reception given by Mrs. Elizabeth 13amow, Mrs. Lucreter Gaines and Mrs. Rebecca Adam? in honor of Mrs. Rillv^Jen kins. '1 he-reception was given at the home of Mrs. Barnow, Jam.*27 a'v TrJO. A deTicious course was served. Mrs*. Jenkins is going to leave for Charleston' to live with hei son .vir. w aitwrVJenl\ins. .1 WAYERI.Y Sl'NFf.OWER CI.I B The club nut at the home of Mrs. W. Waye conductor by the president. Devotions were briefly carried out after which business was taken up. Two members were reported ill. We prav for? them a.~f.eiTdy recovery. The roll was called, each respomjed brief-, !v with a Bible verse. A splendid collection was taken. A-* your reporter I.,wish to make : 1 ne correction. In 1 astr wick's is-' sue tbe correct amount of money that was raised was Si 1.75 in?Tend of ?1.75. The next meeting will he at the home of Mrs. Claudia Tolivor 2471 Millwood avenue. KRIKNDI.Y NKICIIBORS (T.l'Bi Mrs. Ella Mae Ower.s of 1 20 I Rice street called.in some of the neighbors' i>n Wednesday nijrht, January 2"> and organized a club ami'd KrrtMulIy Neighbors club. | Tfriis oriranizat i' n is fw the sue- al. financial and civil development >f t!]c community. The officers leited are; Mrs. Ella Mae Owens, president:. Mis. l.ula McConnell, i ice.-pre.4iiUnt: Mrs. Eva B. John on. secretary; Mrs. I.ydia Young purchase y treasurer; Mrs. Mariah '.ohg, sec elaYy L'hristm/as savings'; Miw. Maggie Young, haplain; Mrs. Lola- Cheeks, Christ nas Savings treasurer; Mrs. Minnie Adams, reporter. Program committee: Mrs, Francis Gore, Maitha Richardson, Mrs. Mary !,. Phelps, chairman of the sick ommittee. Tlie next meeting will be at the lo re <f Mrs. Minnie Adams, 8th . >f Feb. at 8'o'clock. Alms. Owens served the members hick^fr-s?el?4-^m-ml\viehes caktr*and hot chocolate, which was very viuch on joyed. We hope this club will grow to me of the strongest of the city. THE A. I*. CLUB OF I'M ILADKLrHJA The A. U. Glttb of Philadelphia met on Jan. 27th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Lites, 5542 Hamer street. Meeting was called to* order by the president. Openiiip sonp. Je*us Keep me near the Cross, led by Mrs. L. C. Lites; fol I<j>wed by the Lord's Prayer, led by Mrs. Lites. Minutes of t h e'j last meeting were read and adopt-' ed. The sick committee reported our secretary Mrs. McNeil ill and in the hospital. Unfinished busi-i ness was taken nn(j completed. New business was transacted in order. General roll was called;! each member responded briefly. The meeting adjourned. Next meet injr, February 1Q, at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bowman, 141 N 51th street. George A. Lites. V \ THE P'A.LMKlTO LEADER receptions in honor of rev. .and mrs. j. w. davis Flouting receptions given in honor of Itev. and Mrs. J. W. I)av- w is; The receptipn of honor,of the . O grooVn was held at the home of ^ Mr, and Mrs, Logan Williams, Cl Sumter. S. C. This reception-was Ji attended by many of the elites of the city. Among the out-of-own nc guests were Messrs J. E. Srrilth, er father of the bride, GrOeleyviJle, or S. C.; .George Washington, broth- c' er-in-law o'f'the bride; David Sin- ^ gletary, coustti of the bride; Miss ^e Irene Smith, sister of the bride; 'ne Miss Ethel L. Smith, sister of the wide, who is a member of the|w Senior college class of Morris col- ~ lege; Mr. Willie Riley of New York City, who is a friend to the groom. The bride was attired in a jj. gown, color American beautyrose (/f \vith-"sllver accessories. The groom sj( wore a full dress suit. Amonp those who pave pifts in \?( honor of -the groonT were: Mr. and Mrs. S. Vauphn, proprietors ^o of a very fine cafeteria on Manninp Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Flake who runs a grocery store in connection with a gas statton on South Main St.t Rev. and Mrs. el, J. L. Brooks, Mr. Paul Alderman, to Jr., (white) of AleOlu, S: C.; Rev. ra and Mrs. J. M. Harrison who is of a very broad editor, . a man that' sa is worthwhile, arid many* others. The reception in honor of the O. bride was piven at her* , home ga Greeleyville, S. C., by her broth- kii er, I.oucifri of Washington, D. C. se; Mr.* anfi_jJVIrs, mJ. E. Smith, host and hostess. Welcome address by Mrs. J. W. Easley of Greelyville; prayer bv Rev. P. B. Ropers, of Salters, R. C. v Many friends and relatives were present. Those who accompanied?the?groom?werr MVm.m f ?1? Hampton Evans, Sumter; Willie Riley, New York and Rev. Ml' P. Pearson of Lamar. th< This was. an evening enjoyed by vie thp group. A number of valuable to trips wore received in honor of he The* bride. Namely: Mr. and Mrs an E. R. Barr and faculty of the high ed school. Greelwille: Rnv. and Mrs J. W. Easley. Rev. and Mrs. E. J. SOi McCollum, Mrs. S. I.. Levy, Mr. ? and Mrs. John Dozicr, Mrs. Julia W: Robinson, Mr. ' and Mrs. Glasea set Porter and many others. lo\ The groom and bride with their attendants motored safely to the Pa city thb same night. tr< ? " sal MEETING. OF THE HIGH an, HATTERS SOCIAL AND I . SAVINGS CLUB: J! .?. a<l The High Hatters Social and Savings club held .its" weekly meet __ ing at the home of Mr. Thomas th< Lowmar. 'JiJ.'lO- Hampton Ave. The wi house was called to order by the ^o president. The song," No Never ^ Alone, was led by Mr. Lowman. Mr. Ross made a wonderful pray- ?. * er. The minutes were read, re- inj ceivd and adopted. After which ^ ' the roll was called and everyone gej responded. Collecting a total sum-^55 <rr ,01 f,,v inn o?. .x/. V..V, I Mrs. Low man whom was re- I 1 cently wedded was introduced to ^ us by the president, Mr. Thomas th(i Lowman, her husband. She made Th< a short talk that everyone enjoy- am ed and we are hoping she will soon ^.UJ beeome-a--member. " W e Quite a deal of business was dis cussed. We are planning to have go a bingo party on Friday night, 28 of anuary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Brooks, 916 Walnut street. Everyone is cordially in- ?;n' vttod to attend. Our extension f for new members will close Feb 'd 1, 1989. Anyone desiring to jojn .^nt' will please notice fhe date and meet us at our weekly meetings. . t We will gladly accept you as one En of us. You will get full inform- g ation concerning the High Hatters g Social anj Savings clifb. We ad- Em jrfurned to meet at the home of \' Mr. Jessie,Brooks 916 Walnut St. ^n' President, "Mr. Thomas Lowman gn Secretary, Miss Inez Runth h Treasurer, Mr. Jessie Brooks. Em LI CKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The..club met at Mr. and Mrs. I Allen West at 8 o'clock. Mr. Porter led th? openir.tr songr prayer by .Mr. Willie Royce; another se- jh [ccTTon by Mrs. Porter. 23 Psalms by club. The president took av, charge ?f meeting. Minutes uaj were received and approved. Sick the committee reported. - wa The Lucky Birds will hold its uai 9th anniversary at the homo of nie Mrs. Mary Bclton, 513 Marion St. vei Feb. 6. The new and unfinished nie business was transacted. Four new Th members and one old member nes joined us. They are Mr. Willie (^'s Butler, Mrs. I.illie Butler, Mrs. Jja' Laura Brown. The committpe on or arrangement for the anniversary n?: was appointed. The roll was call od and 20 members responded. ?j>h , N xt meeting at the home of . Mrs. Dolly Smith, 1331 Wheat St.. Jan. 31. Refreshments were, -pj served. ' LB CERCLE DE PLAISIK ~ 1 he Dennettsville.?The club was de | Ja lightfully and royally entertained Saturday afternoon Jan. 28 at the Qr home of Mrs. Hallie Frazier with ca Mrs. Frazier and Miss Thetis' jyj Quick as hostesses. Several pro-; jn gressions of bridge were enjoyed. j hy THE W. S.* S. S.'C.' The Waverly Silver Star Soc J.club met Jan. 24. The meeting as conducted by the president ptning exercises were conducted ft^r which i the business wa sdis ISSed. rtllli motln !? "i'"'1"" itrher". Listpn and look for the ain uneement of some fine and high things the club is going to put i in the very, n'-ah future. The ub offered a silent prayer foi r. Wm, Holley's father, hoping will soonn recover freni his il 1 ss. HITE ROSE S. AM) S. CU B The club met Jan. 20 with an tendance of thirteen members, le usual opening was observed, ten the meeting was in charge the president. At the conclt))r. erf the business affairs the stess served a delicious course. *xt meeting at the-homo of Mrs. innie Lee Boney 172.'$ Hinder. n street. CARD OF THANKS r? Tile family of Mr. Henry HbySr., wishes to excess thanks their many friends for the flo1 designs and- kind expressions sympath> shown during our d hours. -i We are Indeed grateful-~to Dr." J. Champion and the Maniult Funeral home for their nd consideration and courteous rvice. Mm. Sarah Goodwin?; Mrs. Daphney Daniels Mrs. Mary J. Davis Mrs. Elizabeth Sands daughters Mrs. Sarah Green, niece Mr. Sylester Hoyel, nephew notice : From a recent meeting held on j Indiantown "Circuit Bro. Sam1 Williams was elected delegate the Electoral College to b e 1.1 a. St. Andrews A ME church d Bro. Ist.rc Wilson was electalternate. The address of both muel Williams and Isaac Wili is Hemingway, S. C.. R. 4. inning the prize for the highest! >re wah Miss A. L. Bomar and, v scorer wah Miss A. O. Thomas After which we had a grande re st, the menu consisted of an en?e, followed by chicken -?alad tines, black cofFee, ice cream d cake, with mixed candies and isins adorning the tables during ; games. Each member .was pretiLed souvenir- just,-before?wtr journment. The "afternoon was spent pleastly. The next meeting will be at J home of Mrs. Emma Tillman j th Misses Bomar and Reid as stesses, Feb. 11,.at 6;3Q p.m. EN INC, STAR SOCIAL CLl'B The club held its regulur meet-' f at its usual hour 8 o'clock on' ?dnesday night past, at the! aie ?f Mrs. B. Williams. First, ection Lp.nd Me On;?Scripture tsbfr~5y the president, 116th aim*. ^SeconH selection Just A? VM by Mrs. J. Jenkins. Prayer' the chaplain Mr. E. Jenkins I e meeting was turned over to . president Mr. G. W. McDanielj e minutes were called for read, 1 adopted. New and unfinished' finess was discussed.- We were, missed by the president"trr meet1 ?dnesda^ night, Feb. 1, 1002 tes street. PHISTH ATED DEBl'TANT Let Me Have :/ugh vision to. know the dream s only the seed, ough perseverance to bring rom the dream the glorious leed, ough strength to build a strucure shining?ami bright;: ough beauty to fill my soul with ranquil delight, ough understanding to keep riends about me all my life, ough courage to fight for the roal that I would attain ough of tolerance for another's dews and deeds, ough of charity to help anothr's needs, oiicrH of to o*- . must my ability, ough of Jife to live-*?I'll accom rtrsh my^Destiny. (Miss) Arneatha Robinson reporter. THE ROSE SOCIAL, CLl'B a. club met At . the home, of Mr. ?sell Williams lt>09 Manning :nue, Tuesday night at the ushour, with the president i n chair. Opening song; prayer s repeated, led by Mr. Wilms. The rol) was called, each mber responded with a Biole se. ^The minutes of the last etingNwere read and adopted e house\was opened for busies; old jmd new business was cussed.^Ve were very glad to ye twy visitors Mr. John Ash d ayf Mr. McCormick. The <t meeting will be at the home Miss Evelyn Reese at Authurfrn Tuesday Wight at s o'gR.gw e hostess of the evening serv -cookies and soft drinks. IE GOLDEN HARP LYING CLUB The Golden Harp Saving ClulJ Id its weekly meetingi on Mony night Jan. 30, at the home Mr. Beverly HamptOFTT 242r een street. The meeting was lied to order hy the v'ce Pres. r. Pinckny Hampton; the openg song, In the Garden was led ' Mr. Albert Jackson;-- prayer j I Calvin's Newspaper Service ! TCSTED RECIPE ' by Franca Lee Barton" TO my way of thinking, ono of. the most pleasant meals of the week is Sunday night supper In the company of one v ' te or two friends j , And for that > occasion, noth - ^ ihg beats waffles = * as tlle P'^co ^e " - * resistance. Start ' .. * off with tomato I \ juice, then serve V-k H a in Waffles with scrambled eggs and finish up with coffee and cookies. .That.meal has /'got something" as the youug folks put it! Ham Waffles 3 la Marigold (Sour milk waffles; 2 cups sifted cake flour; 1! 2 . teaspoons double-acting baking powder; V* teaspoon soda; V2 tea- [ spoon salt ]?tablespoon lugar; 2 egg yolks, well beaten: IV* cups sour milk or buttermilk; 4 tablespoons < melted butter or other shortening: 2 egg w-hitf.s,?sttff 1 y" beaten; finely diced cooked ham. | sut Hour once, measure. ad<l i baking powder, soda, salt, and I I sugar, and sift again. Combine egg I I yolks, milk, and butter; add to f ! flour mixture, beating until smooths j I Fold in egg whites. Hake in hot j . waffle iron,-sprinkling each w_aCie_with about V* cup ham just before / ' closing iron. Serve- soft scrambled 1 eggs on each waffle. . Makers four or Ave 4-sectiou waffles. | g ' ' I Mit-> Be?sit. Jackson. Due to the illness of our president! Miss Serena- Jackson, the hieetini/j was dismissed shortly after the1 devotional program.' The club will! meet at the home of Miss*. Chwiej Belle Waiters on Mondav. nie-ht Frb. ritl,. ? ! THK les < i;s rrrtB j Th: I.e? Coouettf's ne t at the home <,-f Miss Mattie Gaivir., 211 Bull street, Tuesday night, Jar.- ' uary 14. The projniau was as follows:. So g. In the flarden:. i Prayer, repeated; solo. Miss Ma-?, mie Thompson; poem. MK> I.ot j I tie .Minder? r....u. Taylor. New iii)?l old b..sin< ss was discussed. Wt. ai t* giving a Va!cn-: tint- . party at. the home of Miss j r Lillie Mae Minder. Tuesday:. February 1 I. Will :< :1 m?>ly I ; about it later. The members who were all pro 1 sent except (/r.v, responded brief- '* 4y and- avt-H?to the "financial roll. f Our next meeting will take 1 -pl^aoe at the hO"Tfte~nf Miss Wlld'n 1 Coins. 142.'1 Whalty street. I ^ WRITTEN RESOLUTIONS By Lucile C. Brewton I made my. resolutions Alt the beginning 6f the year And I really meant to keep them Oh, I held them very dear. I wrote them down on paper, So I wouldn't forget. ? 1 was so sure I'd keep them. I would have been willing to bet ( But some w. y. I can't explain The paper got away And with it went mviresolutions I can't remember them today. ao, l maae up my mind That ^cxt year at the start Instead of making resolutions or. ] paper, I'll tnakf them in my .heart. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The Lucky Bird Social Club met at the home of Mrs Dolly Smith,,. Meeting called to order by the j president-:.Song by Mrs. Kennedy. * Scripture reading hy Mr?. Dolly Smith. Minutes of the last meet- 1 ing were read and adopted. Sirk ( committee reported one member sick, Mrs. Thomas. The president USE HA IR LONGER ^ i A Wonderful Hair Grower Makes the Hair grow Long. Full t . and Luxuriant. A Fair Trial will prove its Wondeil'ul Worth Hairlonger Grower ... 2.">c p Pressing Oil 2.ic a Postage 10c. jp !F ALSIK P. WYNNH. S Box 21, Clio, S. C., e TAYLOR'S TAVERN ! _ ?L-\\ U,I, BK-OPKN AIX WINTER RESERVATIONS FOR r GLIBS, PARTIES A RANGES AND SOCIALS can be easily arranged by calling 926.) Mrs. Florence Tucker. Hostess Mr. William Rrooks, Manacer I raHRUS ' 1 , Page 7 ^ NOTICE The rovular monthly meeting of the Aik'n ( ounly Teachers' association wilji meet Saturday, February 4.?"jho muting ?~ has been deferri/n ui.t.l the Joint Co. - Teache r s' association which i> to ho he'd at lh' AThen (iraded 1, school, F? brjary 18. The teacher. r.:'<* t consist of the counties of Aiken, Kdgefidd, Lexington and 1 Saluda. At rjiiji ou-etiny.--there shall be many addresses made by the n prominent speakers of the four, counti's: it is felt by the preset.- " tat ion of the crrmbn ed talents of these counties that it will be one of the most interesting and educational programs of h school--seaion. . Mi-.s' Justine K. Wilkinson, Aiken County's Jean's teacher, is ask i i? that the teachers start pre- " ? paring for Field's da.y which is to Tf be the '-arly 4_jt> t of next ne.?nth| 'J tie -Jo;-lies t< ac hi r -aid. ''We sue expecting' to have one of the best exhibitions . yet h Id in Aiken CPU' tv'h The I Ve t?L?lu. tako place at' the .SohoficM school in Aiken. called for new a rid unfinished, business; Three new members enter-. ' ed the club. The roli w-s, ceiled "nd each nit-:-.' er m--;. mb-d to Aheir narrrrrr j_ .stnisse i FTy Mt j. Johnsor. 'The.' club was served refreshnuiits. The next meet:hit will be" at the home i/ .Mrs. Wright, 52-1 Sumter street. Th< nni.iver"ary of the- Lucky liird social Club will?br??r.rh'? ' .'.o ... , i Mrs. liciton 51Miiivw -S'.. Monday. Fyh. fith. SPA KTA >'Bl'Ud N F.WS Socialittc Social ' luh Mi-.''. I.Kijt ( i. 'c lit*- taincd ftTP T*Ti1 77 t h' : . : y iiitc. Jiin: l'." at the .-uai hour. Thy h":;-r. ,] hy l.hc :m-id>:i' . \J.>>. 'hicks. Openiirr .s-'-^r hy Mr- .p..-:iah Th? 11.;:- I' y ,y M il;olia White. S<-lecTi< !. hy Mi <d:d\<v The hcsifl'Tt th; r" ca!led ;* ' the' minvte. -yf-.thrH "T-,:.- a eutinfr, .vhivh tyeiVren !. by I.';ci:::a Hu.-h 2S?The hf".?a- i -cre " for bus iTe? -. N'ev.v efhve- " y lected. Mi-?.-;. Amar.ch. N-?irr:*. * a -istant eeretary; M- P.--la th*n<a-ick c-'.'iuivttcc; Mi-'.'M Golo Inaiiee committee Th* j \v;t nll'd. Each Mtn:' i ! rosperi'tcd. ^fter the moot-in.'' ad urcol' the 1?7 lostess served a d<'.Tun:* rep&st. ^'ext. meet in it at M.rv Eva Parks 75 Highland'. Ml-. Jo<S:y Th,.;,.,,. .. r LUU"er; s-prnt .t: day irf'Son ,:t arTfTur;* a?t Thprsdav with c < i-1 r- Mrs Tula Cheeks. ' ~~ Mr.-and Mrs Arthur P.?d of A Hainpt'Ti A . t .. a nr. ur ( ' the -irth >? a lh r urid ahv irjrl Pat I. , 11 n.-x. M -: \vrhrh: < r 2f'?' iir.-H- ;; >.? cvjv in the General V'-cpita! . ' Mrs. fnrri*. UtrnlfY is-"'confined 1.-.J M: Mi -hi-: Ra?!e'y H Mo ' ' t- > ' :i:*air :>.fter hetnjr U: f * "nrT J Mr .It? ' ?4-fcn?ir.rcr ? 1? "*i t f M .. Kt . White S;;n-lay. Hardv's Beauty Salon Specializing In All Scalp Treatments ana' Harr n>ein<' ___ ?l'12'i McDuftie Ave. Columbia. S. C. MADAM riymrs HAIR GROWER ?"<jr Diseased Scalp?Givefs? Life? ? ind Reatfty. REST GROWER? Vppfj (ince a week?I'KK E 35c. HHtfi RIanriing >t., Columbia, S.C. 'ounts Drug St<>ro, Washington St.. Thomas Drag Store. Taylor and Harden St>. "Fan-O-Lin System lit Beauty Culture Gue r'AN-O LIN HAIR, Scalp >anruir' and Toilet Preparation! Trial". The;r worth has b?un roven. Have and ae growing [air oil Bala Heads and Bare pots when direction* are followd. Will promote -a full growth f Hair. *" Box Hair Growei . :>Jk Box Special Hair Grower _40jC_ -? ' Bdx'Scalp Soap 20t Box Pressing Oil _ 45c 10 c?nts extra for postage iegisteved in l'. S. Patent Uthce gents Wanted. Write for Terms Made B? Mai*. TANNIE L. CAROMN \ Olt Hlvh Market Street Georgetown. S. C ? .'_ ' . : i