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Saturday, February 25, 1289 'H Hfl >^^ 1 ^BTiAim ^F PERSONAL MENTION _ Miss Jamasina Thompson, mid_ winter graduate of Allen, was placed as a teacher in Drayton Street High school, Newberry last week. MisB Myrtle Christie who grad uated from Allen university in January, is now teaching in Newberry public school. ', ? Miss Anna Bea Lewis, who finished at Allen the end of the first semester, is now teaching in the Laurens County Training school at Gray Court. - ---Mr. John Bunyan Martin of Jen kinsville spent last week-end in Columbia, Prof. H. B. Butler spoke in Laui rens last Wednesday night. He I organized a new A. U. club and presented the needs of Allen's library to an appreciative audience. My.?W.?H.?Roddick was?elected president of the Laurens club and Miss Melrose Dial was elected secretary. H Prof. H. W. Baumgardner was guest speaker for the A. U. club in Clinton last Wednesday night. He presented the imperative needs of Allen university to Clinton folk 4 in a fine way and was royally received. juean inurman' a. u'Lramel of Allen was one of the special speakers at the interracial meeting in Camden last Saturday. The meeting was held in the auditorium of Mather academy. Prof. Frederick >H. Dedmond ^ k and Prof. I. M. A. Myers spoke to the A. U. club of Newberry W?d-| nesday night last. They carried the needs of Allen to the people J of Newberry and report having a very appreciative audience. The meeting was held in the Elisha Rosenwald school. Many pledges' were made to Allen's ltbrary ftrnd.^ Mr. Richardson, principal of the^ Mullins high school was among the Columbia girls while in the city <tast Saturday. Mrs. Rosalie Lykes of Mayesville spent last week-end in the city visiting relatives. Miss Sarah Dunlap, Wheat St. spent last week end in Orange-^-burg. The ReV. R. W. Boular has returned from the Bihhops' Council in Dallhs, Tex. ? ine Kev. K. W. Boular has etuned fom the Dallas meeting. Rev. and Mrs. William Turner of tne Eipscopal church, Sumter, 1 spent Saturday in Columbia. The Allen university choir presented "Belshazzar" (chorak cantata) at vesper Sunday evening to a large audience in the univer sity auditorium. Professor F. Palmer Abraham's choir is a f chaijm to music lovers at all timep, and the music is a big feature of the vesper services every Sunday evening. It's a treat to hear them sing. Let's attend vespers at Allen next Sunday 6:45 p.m. ^ The members of the "Ministers Wives alliance will present to Dt J. J. Starks a picture of the club for the Benedict library. The pic ture is handsomely painted and ar tistically designed in a large frame 24 by 30. It contains the faces of Mrs. A. E. Adam? Mr? I I. M. A. Myers, Mrs. R. W. Mancei Mi p. C. E. McGill, Mrs. J. J.' Starks, Mrs. iR. C. Chappelle, Mrs1 J. W. Morrih, Mrs. T. J. Miles, Mrs. M. P. Reeder, Mrs. W. G. Owens, Mrs. 8. H. Lewis, Mrs. J. B. Elloitt, Mrs. Wm. Downs, Mrs. Mrs. P. P. Watson, Mrs. J. W. L. Ducketi, Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mrs, M. M. Peace, Mrs. Ci H. Brown, Mrs. G. T. Dillard, Mrs. J. C. McClellan, Mrs. Hi. S. Powe, and Mrs. O. C. Dunham. It's a picture of perfect beauty and charming personalities. _ Dr. E. H. McGill waff nf the A. U. club in Georgetown Wednesday afternoon. He went[ to Georgetown by invitation ofj Prof. Joseph B. Beck, dean of Ne-J APPROXIMATELY 500 , . ATTENDED JOINT COUNTY ASSOCIATION IN AIKEN Hy Richard F. Boulware _Aiker. S. C., February 18?The Joint ; County Teachers' association held meeting at the Aiken graded school with an approximate aUen<Jpnce of oyer 500 teai hers from the four counties, A 11c- * en, Edgefield, Lexington and Saluda. The meeting met with an overwhelming success and proved to be one highly enjoyed by the entire huge gathering. There were many pleasing faces .greeting one another w^th urn enthusias tic feeling as tWeytraversed to and fro the Aiken graded school. The program started promptlw nn J JlL !i- T> - J x gro school principals in'South Carolina, if not, therf^heCpierft with the trudite J. L. Cain off Dar-J lington. " , .. ??? . v Prof. C. O. Floyd, Miss Vivian Green,. Misses Lillian and Ruth Holmes, all of Edgefield were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Joyce, .2116 Senate St., on Sun-^ _ Hay. XIsJo Messrs ^rank Brown and John Holmes of Columbia. Mr. Levester Vance of the St. 'Matthews school attended 'Ves-'. pers here last Sunday. Miss Marjorie Dandy, art teacher in the high school at St.' Matthews, was here Sunday. - I Miss Virzanda Gist, one of the teachers in the public school of, St. Matthews was a city visitor last Sunday. Allen University choir appear-\ ed in recital at Dennis High sqhool^Bishopville, Tuesday nite. THE HIGH HATTERS SOCIAL AND SAVINGS CLUB The High Hatters met at. tv>?' home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wharton 2209 Lady street. The club was opened by the chaplain. Song, Shine on Me, prayer by Mr. Lon-j 1 nie Ross. The roll was called and; everyone responded. The house' was then opened for business. One officer was elected vice president' Mr. RufuB Salley. j We had three distinguished vis itors, Mrs. Thomas Lowman, Mrs.' Rhodessa 'RatlifT and Mr. William' Holmes. Mrs. Ratliff made some' very encouraging remarks concerning the club. : ; We were glad to have our secretary out agin who has been ill for several weeks. The president made a short talk after which the club adjourned singing God be with you till we' meet again. Next meeting at the! home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks 915 Walnut street. LE CERCLE DE PLAISIR * ^e Cercle de Plaisir met in its regular meeting Saturday evening' Feb. 11 at the home of Mrs. Emma Tillman, with Misses A. L. Bomar and A. E. Reid as hostesses. The feature of entertainment was bridge. Miss M. A. Baker was high scorer; Miss M. E. Gor don second high scorer arid Miss. E. E. Hurley low scorer. Three| prizes were awarded. After enjoying several progres sions oi- bridge, the hostesses ser ved a very tempting repast of sal mon salad and pimento cheese sandwiches heart shaped, fruit . cocktail, frozen dessert, chocolate and cocoanut lalyer cake and tea, which was enjoyed by all. Miss Cleo Thomas of Wadesboro in. l., was present. We were very glad to have her with us. The group spent a very pleaa ant evening. Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ber- ta Stubbs, Misses Peterson and Hurley, hostesses. ELITE SOCIAL CLUB Lancaster, S. C.?On Saturday evening-at-b o'efoek the?Elite Soc _ ial club of Lancaster was entertained by Mrs. Juanita Garris. Af ter playing several hands of bridge, Miss Annie Lee Vincent was presented the high score prize and Miss Majorie Clinton was pre sented the low score prize. A two course "luncheon consisting of pine apple and carrot salad and ice cream was served. The members of the club were, happy to have as honored guests i Miss Louise Babcock of Chester; Miss Mary Wright of Lancaster' and - Miss Grace Blackwell ofj Union.^Each of these was presented a souvenir of Lancaster. Although some of the members' were absent the group enjoyed aj very evening. STATE COLLEGE CLUB NEWS Benrettsville?The State Col- j lege club of Mailboro county had its first social affair on Friday, February 17, a dance at the Rec-' reational center. It was quite a| colorful affair, and a success. We had quite a few guests from out-of-town. They were1 here from Marion, Mullins, Nich-' ols, Dillon, Hartsville, Cheraw,' Laurinburg, N. C., Wadesboro, N.1 C., and many near by places. J We are hoping to have another i phase of amusement in the near! future. , We wish to express our thanks -to all present, on the evening of February 17. All State College alumni are asked to please come out and Join us in Marlboro county. jL ly na scncuuicu win! us jrresiuenij Prof. T. F. Hammond, presiding. "Lift Every Voice and Sing" was the first song; \it was sung with a deep and appreciative feeling as it is the Negro National Anthem. The devotional exercises were conducted by Prof. Z. Townsend. after which the Schofleld school rendered two very beautiful songs. The program continued with the welcome address by Prof. R. L. Nix. vice-president of Aiken County Teachers' association. Prof Nix gave a very warm and hearty welcome to the teachers in behalf of Aiken county. "We feel glad and very happy to welcome you here today to Aiken county which composes of 157 teachers" he said, "We hope that your sfay added. Miss Justine E. Wilkinson pre- sentcd Supt. Byrd of Aiken coun ty. Supt. Byrd expressed his ap oreciation and gratitude to the group of teachers for the interest "hown by attending the Joint as sociation. He began his address by asking the question, "What makes the school and what is the school? It matters not how fine the school building may be, if thej teachers do not go into it with all their hearts, it is not much good" he declared. "As far as education is concerned, I 6elieV8""nmt the school and the church go hand in hand in making good citizens" He continue^, "If the teacher makes the child know he knows h's work, he will^ have the boys and girls under control in his classroom". In regards to health he said, "teach the child to protect his health because we can do nothing without~it". Mrs. E. P. Kennedy, Aiken Co. Adult Supervisor was present. She expressed feeling to do what she could to help out in any way possible. Tn tVlO Q ftflVMAAW ? *1* V..V VV4 4IVU1I VIIC icatllt'13 j went to various group discussions. | They, classified themselves in accord to the grade or grades in which they taught. After the reassemble, Bettis Junior college girl quartet gave two?vary?splendid selections?of-music. Reports were made on what went on in the different groups; three minutes wore given to the 9 groups, all reports centered around school management and improvement. After the reports, a real treat came when Miss Justine E. Wilk Inson presented Miss Shellie T. Northcutt, Special Jeanes teacher from Washington, D. C. Miss Northcutt's address appealed to every "person present. She deliv ered a message that will long re-, main in our minds as she gave us somthing to thinlr about that will be of much importance in every day life. She showed the teachers the necessity and value of be-4 ing truthful and real?she termed) it, "put the cards on the table". Music after her address was fur-j nished by Ridge Hill school. A second address was delivered! hv ProciHnnf T Fk ~e ? ' . .^u.uv?v x. *-J. X IIl-'UII UI iuur-1 ris college in Sumter. President Pinson used as his subject "The Tenth Man". His address proved to be very fitting and expedient. A keen eye of interest was shown by the lrge crowd of teachers as the Morris college president expressed the many ways in which Our race can be developed to an even better one. He suggested to the group "to forget the past and look to the future with an aim to achieve". Aiken county teachers, as well as many others, were happy and very proud-to welcome again its President, Prof. A. W. Nicholson, who has recuperated after being confined to his bed for over a month. He has again started his active se*rvfc<?? fnd usual duties. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "LEADER"[ J. " IHB PAIjMfevrO LEADBB ALLEN UNIVERSITY CLUB OK NEW YORK The Allen University club of New York celebrated the birthduy of Richard Allen and the 19th of February being th? birthday of W. G. Emerson, the oldert alumnus of the club, the club gave a par*y, after tbe program in his cess and all agreed that it was an enjoyable affair. It will go down in the history o?; the o.ljUb as an 'outstanding success. Th?-*fol- : lowing officers were present: Mr. J. A. Wakefield, president Mr. Wilton, Williams, vice-presiHo'nt M.-U 1 ' ?v..v, .*?*>. v-iv-i. n umu iiuuuwara, 1 corresponding secretary; Mrs. H. ] Fladger, financial secretary; Mrs. 1 Fannie Calwy, assist correspond- 1 ins: secretary; Mrs. Annie Cherry treasurer; Mr. Hermon Gilbert, i business manager. ?i ? ? Also present were:? Mt-sdames ? Johnie May Cheeseboro, Oree Etrt erscn, Alberta Eishop, Misses Daisy Pierce, L. Hagood, Char 1 lotte Seabrooks, Ruth Hunter, Es telle Nesbitt, Messrs William Sea ! bio k, Robert Garrett, W. G. Em erson, Isaiah Gillinnd, Enoch' Clark. , 1 After the program refresh- ' ments were served and dancing J was the feature of '.he ren.aind 1 er of the evening. We hope to contribute to the j erection of the library building of our school. Anyone desiring to communicate with the club or r members may address the same Bridge club. Fannie Calwy, j acting corresnondinc Serf ~ 1 IN REGIT.41. ~ 1 Last Saturday evening at 7:30 s o'clock, Prof. S. "'.ouis Finley, Jr. ' M.A., head of ihe Music depart- 1 ment Benedict college, rendered. f a piano recital for an all white - ^ au iiencc which was held at the r N.Y.A. Administration college. 1 The audience received him most I cordially and appreciatively and f was a capacity one. Aside from 4 rendering for one full hour piantr ? renditions, Prof. Finley sang and * played severe' numbers that he had written. Prof. Finley has several other engagements of this 1 type. Many are at other colleges ' in and out of the state. SILVER EAGLE SOCIAL CLUBj ! The club had its regular meetn ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Green at G o'clock called tc order by the President, Mr. Benj. , Hare. Prayer by Mr. C. Henton. . After reading the~niinutes routine) 1 business was taken un durincr. which time many good plans ^ were discussed. ? * We were glad to see Mrs. Green home from the hospital and getting on fine, 'the; roll was called t and each member responded. The f next meeting will be at the home of Miv China Herton 1315 Bland- c ing street. * EVENING STAR SOCIAL CLUB J The club met Wednesday in its regular ess ion at Mrs. B. Williams ? ;t 8 p.m.?The chaplain being absent Mr: G. W. McDaniel took * charge. Mrs. I. Jenkins a membe rwas in an auto wreck but is 0 improving fine. The club sym- c pathizes with her and wish for ^ her speedy- recover^. After-the f business session we adjourned to meet next Wednesday night at 1002 Gates street. v? WHITE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB n The club held its regular^meet- t ing at the home of Mrs. Minnie t Lee Boney, Friday, Feb. 17 with I the "pTesTdenr-hrehar^er The us- t ual opening exercises were car i I vied ouL After which the minu-1 1 tes were received and adopted, i f We were highly entertained nn' Monday niyht, Fob. 13 with a Val ontinc and Bingo party at the ' homo of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dou ^ glass. The roll was called with each member responding with a Bible j verso. A splendid collection was taken. The hostess served a delicious repast which was enjoyed. ' Next meeting at the home of Mrs. r Geneva Craig, No. 1 Dewey Ave. LADIES* WILLING WORKERS 4 The Ladies' Willing Working 1 club met Tuesday night, Feb. 14 t at the home of Mrs. Minnie Wait i es. Devotions were carried iout by the President, Mrs. Eliza Wise, 1 The purpose of the club is to save' 1 for future need. The officers areI < Vice-President, Mrs. Reeder; Sect i retarv, Mrs. Mangum; Asst. Sec.' < J SUNSHINE BAND SAVINGS CLUB , The club met at the home of e. Mrs. Lawrence Eaddy -conducted i< by Mrs. Wm. Jackson. The vice- V president took charge of the de- n votion service. The President, W tl A. Means, took charge of the busi ness sesson, Old and new busi ? '< ness was discussed. The minutes were received and adopted. Mrs. Sarah Gladden was the speaker of the evening. She read a very interesting paper which we enjoyed. There was a trio by Mrs. \Vm. Jackson, Mrs. E. Bel- ? ton and Mr. George Belton we aJlj enjoyed very much. Our next meeting will be at the home of ^ Mr. Ford, 2322 Lady street. We" were dismissed by the President * Deacon W. A. Means. ^ Refreshments were served which everyone ., , tn ?njoyed. ?. is ~ ?-?-? ROSE SOCIAL CLUB he -?? to The .club ipet at the , home of I ..1^-0 i/iu?;iii# i\eny mesday nite it the usual hour with the presdent on duty. ^ Opening devotion ,vas conducted as usual. A short orogram was presented by the In jro.gram committee which was en- ioi [oyed. After jokes the roll was or . ailed and each member- respond- en ?d. The minutes were received be ind adopted. Miss IsaKell Grif in was a new member. The hosess served refsehments, The lext meeting- will be at the home -? >f Mr. Johnnie Parker. - ? . Ji LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL (TTTB m? The club met at the home of ch VIrs. Marie Porlock l^eb. 21. Thp th neeting was called to order by the president with the opening cli ;ong led by Mr. Boyce. An in- Pi iping devotion followed. The pres- an dent took charge. The minutes ,w] .vere received and adopted. Tho w; lick committee reported Mr. Jas fo Kennedy sick. Unfinished busi- w< less and new business were taken fa lp. On Tuesday night, Feb. 28, Jr. Willie Boyce will give a Lem- v; in Squeeze at the home of Mr. gy. ind Mrs. Kennedy 1221 Wheat ]p? areet 23 members were present, (-j lot fish, rolls, potato salad and ea were served. The next meeting will be at the j iome of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ken- so ledy. Mr. West Johnson, host, q ? J. \\T. OLIVE A. M. E. CHURCH Cli ? , wa Holly Hill, S. C.?Services be- nri :an Feb. 19th at the usual hour >y our Pastor, Rev. I. S. Taylor. H. lev. Lisbon preached the sermon. PK U the night service a large audence worshiped and enjoyed the ervices. j OUNG WOMEN'S tor IISSIONARY SOCIETY not ^.. tor Regardless of the condition *o'f by he weathe, the members and lot riends of the Young Women's ser 1 A. M. E. Zion church attend Mr heir meetings when they are cot chedr.led. Our Pastor, Rev. H. Hy j. Young presided in the absence Re >f our President, Miss F. C. Ben on, who was ill. We were very jar; tc. have our former Secre-| oary, Mrs. Alice Labrew present. tfrs. Labrew reported having co- tei operated with the Missionary so- J th< ieties of the A. M. E. Zion church ca vhile visiting in New York City ^ ind Philadelphia. At this meeting held last Wed ]t.i icsday about 18, members were >resent and quite a number of vis., th tors. A delicious buffet luncheon n< vas served by the hostess, Miss 5. K. Gordon. A Valentine motif GJ vas carried out in the luncheon TC able decorations. The next meeting is scheduled o meet March 15 at the home of ffrs. ,Christiana Green, 1110 To- ^1 >aoco Street. All members and lrh riends~kre requested to be pre- ^ lent. m ? m< BENEDICT COLLEGE CLUB sh ENTERTAINS LAVISHLY de By Julia Braxton Clark stl] New York City?Amid a color- p^( 'ul and gala atmosphere the Ben?diet College club greeted their ,.C( ruests at the Rennaissance casi 10 last Tuesday. , T1 Over two thousand persons crow S.-' led the casino and danced to the .trains of Vernon Andrade and his irchestra. The club colors were ?r?i well represented in the decora- 24 ;ions with each chandelier draped T1 n purple and gold. Huge garden by .ches were at each entrance of Ja the ball floor that gave the idea ht that one may be entering a gar- to derr?The-ladies?were- -gowned more beautiful than ever. . One :ould gee a group of lavishly of iressed matrons, while a bevy of Si i J I . pw?111 W I?? NOTICE! All pastors, church clerks, modrators of associations and presJents of unions please call to our Pest Office or inuire of your| lail rider for the irpnuies of | le Baptist Educational and Miss' nary convention. If not receiv- j 1 notify the clerk. j 1012 Harden St. Ir . Columbia, ?. C. s , ANNOUNCEMENT ! \ ! 6 Announcement of Miss Cleo y atra Thomas, the daughter of 1* rs. Alice Timmons of Rock Hill, _ C.. who now lives 46 Pine St. j sheville, N. C., and Mr. Rich-! d Thompson, son of Mrs. Em-; a Thompson, 31 Hill St., Ashe-1 lie, N. C, He graduated from' e Stevens Lee high school and' now a business sign painter, j , v"'"v momun ax iiie' ime of Rev. C. H. Stroud, pas | r of St. James & M. E. church which they are members. ELECTION OF OFFICERS Tuesday, March 14,? 1939. the! terdemoninational Ministers ii?>" n of Columbia will elect otfics. You are urged to l?e prest. Other vital matters are i<> considered. Rev. H. C. YOUNG. Pres.! Rev. W. S BOOKHART Secretary autifu1 debs representing the I inior Benedict club with their ale escorts making the picture are charming. The men of the: Lib acted as, ushers assisted by e ladies. During the intermission the) jb membe-rs were presented, i ctures of the club were made J itl special music was played tile members and their escorts iltzed. The casino was transrmed into a mardi gras as it | ?re with balloons and streamers ^ lling everywhere. Clubs represented were: Kncx-, % lie college, Virginia Union, ? iaw, South Carolina State col-j _ re. Prince George. Hamilton rluP ub Twenty Five, Bonnie Amie. The officers of the club are: D. Walcb, president; Rev. S. J. . oyd, vice-president; Cecile John n, recording secretary; Frankie arkson, corresponding secretary, E. Adamson and Julia Braxton ark. reporters. J. E. Adamson j is chairman of the dance comttee. t MPT ON ASSOCIATION tESENTS DANCE GROUP By Julia Braxton Clark New York City??I)r. Wm. Jayj-g hieffelin, charman of the HajAp' 1 association of New York jwi-! jjices this week that the Hamp-jt 1 Creative Dance Group hfijjped''* Charles H. WillinnK and Char te Moten Kennedy will U? pre-' . | ite! at the Hi-ckscher theatre,) East 104th street, on Sunday, ? arch 19, in cooperation .with a / mmittee from Harlem, headed i ' Dick Campbell, director of tha p >se McClendon players. j r win go on sale Febru- ^ y 22, and may be obtained eiththii.rgh nipmhprg nf cnrwmi'HoP | lose names will be published la- . : or direct from the Heckscher. eatre. DuC to limited seating; parity of the theatre an early II is anticipated.*' The group was last seen in Har 11 a year ago when they appearat the Lafayette theatre under e auspices of the. New York impton club. ' FORGET OWN A. V. CLl'B ) GIVE S100 The A. U. club of Georgetown 11 .contribute $100 to the Allen ii'veysity Library fund aceord{ to a letter from Principal J. Beck, received here yesterday. The A. U. club of Georgetown >ot? monthly under the leaderip of Mr. ^lartin, who is presi- j nt of the club. This is the fifth A. U. club to . rul in pledges.. It is hoped that | ?dges from Charleston, Conway," ~arion and Sumter will be re- *** reived next week. IK GOLDEN HAKP WINGS CLUB The club held its weekly meet- . tr at the home of Mr. Geo. Brown 28 Motte St., Monday night, 20. le meeting was called to order ? : ' the president. Miss Serena ckson. After the usual opening] tsiners was take up. The clulr^is ^ have a silver tea weekly. The a will ho nnnnnpi'rl Inter. 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