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Saturday, April 8, 1939. _ PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Ernest Lucas of Columbia, who before her recent marriage, was Miss ~ Ruth A. Williams, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Hamilton Hunter of Columbia, S. C. Mr. Harry Daniels of State College was here last Saturday nieht! enroute to the Peidmont._Mr. Daniels is head of the farm extension forces and his county agents are are benefactors to Negro planners in South Carolina. Mrs. Leola Myers of the Barnwell school was in the city last week. Prof. R. L. Pegues uf Allen Un- ~ iversity attended the conference of Deans and Registrars in Bluefield, W. Va., last week. The Rev. Mr. Thomas c/f Cumbei'berland A. M. E. Church, Aiken i was in. the city last week. Miss Delia Miller of Cokesburg -ters?returned to Rer classes m , Allen Univ., also her sister Miss. Louise. Dean E. G. Smith of Benedict attended the meeting of Deans and registrars in Bluefield, Va. last week. : Prof. H. B. Butler of Allen was the keynote speaker the field day, celebration at St. Matthews last "Friday 7" . Dean T. R. O'Daniel, acting pres: ident of Allen University, spoke! to an audience in Leesville Monday night. He went to Leesville upon; invitation of the Rev. Walter R. Brown who is in charge of affairs in and around the., "twin-city," |Mr. Labor, printer at Allen, left last week to occupy a position as linotype operato in the office' of the Journal and Guide, Norfolk,' Virginia. Dean Smith and Prof. G. E. Nel-j son of Benedict College are in Greenville this week studying with the group in the Parker Mill Seho ol district. State College, Claflin, Morris College and Voorhees alsol have representatives there this' week. Prof. F. P. Abraham, Dirctor o? Music of Allen University, left last Friday morning for Salsburg, N. C. to serve as judge .in- a dist rict musical contest held at the Price High School auditorium, Sals ' bury. Prof. Charles Harris, Director of the Music Dept. of State1 College was also one of the jud ges. After a day of judging,-they left for Durham where Prof. Abra ham was the house euest of Prof Harris and family. While in D rham Prof. Abraham said he visit ed many places of great interest. The two .musisians returned to Col < umbia Sunday night, they both re i ported a very beneficial trip. EVENING STAR SOCIAL CLUB , The club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. B. Williams. Opening song led by Mrs. ( Jenkins. Prayer by the president song fyy Mrs. McDaniels; scripture , .reading by president; song by the president. On motion mv<;, Me- , Daniel second by Miss Watson the minutes of last meeting were received. Mr. Jenkins sent a very nice message to the club thanking them , for the donation. On motion by j Miss 'Woodard second Mrs. Mc-i Daniels that we would have a silver tea the first Sunday in April. New and unfinished business was . discussed. Roll called dues col- ] lected. Closing song led by Mrs.1 ( Jenkins. Dismissed by president j Next meeting Wednesday night, March 29th. | We are cordially inviting our ' friends t6 C6me out with us on Sunday evening 5:30 and enjoy the tea at 1002 Gates street. j CHURCH AID CLUB OF FIRST NAZARETH The Church Aid Club of First Nazareth Baptist church met Mon day Feb. 20th with Mrs. Minnie Myers, 1324 Gregg street. The house was called to order by the. president Mis. Thompson. Open-' ed with singing. Scripture reading by Misa Johnson. After singing and praying, the house was open-l cd for business, old new and un- < finished. The business was briefly discussed. Then the roll was called ( each member responded, repeating Bible verses. Members pres- ' ene 12. Dues collected $3.03. Mrs. ! Myers raising 15 cents more than Mrs. Russell is now wearing the pretty broach. Mrs. Gallman is on the sick list. We hope she will soon recover. The parting prayer was by Bro Russell., We stood adjourned to meet In March with Mrs. Pelham Jones 919 Pine street. The hostess served ice cream and cake. BENEDICT COLLEGE CLUB The Benedict College Club will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday April 11, in "Stark's Library" , at 7:30 p.m. All members are urg. ed to be present and on time. LINCOLN ASSO'N. CALLED FOR BUSINESS SESSION Members and friends of th< Lincoln association who took pari in the celebration January 2nd when Mrs. Bethune was the principal speaker, are asked to attend a business meeting of th organization to be held next Monday evening, April 10th at 8:0C o'clock at the Pearson Funeral home on Park street, as businesc of importance is expected to bt transacted." H. E. Lindsay, acting presidenl THE HIGH HATTERS SO^IAI AND CMtF Mr. Thomas Lowman 'the presiof the High Hatters at his hom< 2?30 Hampton St. The meeting was open by th< chaplin with the president presic ing The minutes was read receiver and adopted. * V _ The house was opened for bus it was suggested that a danci will be the next social event foi the club, We received two invita tions, one from the Waverly Sut flower 'club to attend a party April 1 at the home of Mr. anc Mrs. Truesdelle 2312-1-2 Pendli ton St. also one from the Waverly Busy Bee club to attend a party April 5 at the home erf Mrs. Maggie Ashley 1211 McDuffie Ave Hope all will attend these parties After the meeting we were entertained with some fine music dames Johnson.Kepoi lei FIELD'S DAY" AT MILL CREEK Field's Day at Mill Creek school will be htfld Easter Monday. April 10, 1930. There will be severa schools to participate in the exercises. The program will begin at 10:30-a.m. A. spelling and arithmetic contest will be the first features of the program. The public is cordially invited to be~present. Rev. W. G. Owens, principal I'LL GET A BREAK SOME DAY i ou can i Keep me uown mwtxya Life is too promising ta go or ?promising, I'll got a break some djiy. You had your, day, I'll get mine You lan through yours, but I'll take my time. Good things comes to those whc wait (So I was tcdd) but still I must do my best, Until I reach my goal. NTo matter how rough the road may seem, I'll go through hoping and wishing for dreams, Because I'll get a break some day Written and composed by: I). Thompson 81 Ro-se Lane Charleston, S. C TWELVE STARS SOCIAL CLVI1 The club' held its weekly meet ing April 4, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Deas, 1008 Col Icpro street. The meeting whj called to order by the President Mr. Freddie Ferguson Devotional was led by the Chaplain, Mrs. Louise L. Oree aftei' which the meeting was opened fo'r business" Old and hew business was discuss ed very briefly under the head of new business we are planning a whist party Monday night April 17. We are inviting the public to come out and enjoy a wonderful evening with usr Admission 15c per couple. Place 2121 Pendleton street. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Ferguson, 509 Pendleton street, Tuesday night, April ll. LES DEMOISELLES Les Demoiselles held their regular meeting at the heme of Miss Sanders. Tuesday night, April 4. All plans have been completed for our anniversary to be given the latter part of the month. After the business part of the meeting the evening was turned aver to card playing ahd dancing. The hostess served a very reFreshing repast. BLUE RIBBON SOCIAL CLI P The meeting was called to ornt its usual hour 7:45 at the homo of Mr. Minder, 211 Bull St. Opening scng, prayer rrii concert; second song. The program was omitted. The meeting was then turned over in the hands of the president, Mrs. Walker. The house was then opened for business. The minutes were read received and adopted. The president asked for the report from the sick and Mrs. Jenkins was reported. We hope for her a speedy recovery. The roll was called and the meeting came to a close. The next meeting will b" at Mrs. Laney, 219 Bull street. THE SUNSHINE BAND SAVINGS CLUB The Sunshine Band Savings club met at the home of Mrs. Lueile Dickson and was entertained by Mr. Sherman Gorden. The Chap lain, Mr. B. P. Sumter took charge of tbo devotional service. after which the. Vice-President, Mrs. W. M. Jackson presided. The minutes of the last meeting were read, received and adopted. The roll was called arud each member responded briefly with a Bible verse. The sick ccmmUtee reported Mr, Gaines Porrter and Mrs Alice Williams sick. Our club adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Julia Glenn, 2209 Btark Si Mtet rr I ! ( Ml jj I i - Mi Mjjjj I | i 3 WAVERLY SUNFLOWER CLUB The club held its regular weekly ' at the home of "Mrs. Julia'Thomas ; meeting Tuesday night 'April -1th i ? with Mrs. Mamie Johnson as hostess. ' ' ,j i The meeting was presided over ? 5 by the. president-Mrs. Hampton < After the business session, we list- i en to a talk by the president and members. \ \ < i , ? The roll was called with each members responding. 2 t The club is giving a chicken ! supper Friday night April r21st at the h6me of Mrs. Phyllis ilaile, - we are inviting every one to eome. out and .help us: There were none . listed among the sick other than j Mrs Cdnpihgham, who is much improved. )- ?At?the?eoniplot ion?of -business- ! 1 the hostess assisted by Mijs. Sul1 liar, served a delightful course. 1 We dismissed to n^cet-jut the home ' i of Mrs. Langford on Senate St. |1" THE MA(1 NOMA SOCIAL CLUB ' - , .. ' ] 1 Up to date you have hoar^very 1 . little or no news from this group i1 L n*1 wnniftl but wo are on .the spot, j ! : Every since the middle* of J&nu>f?& [ we have been an organized group.i Our staff is composed of those: ' - President, Mrs. Ruth II. Gilliam] * ' Vice Pres., Mrs. Ix>ttio Williams M Secretary, Mrs. Addie Griffin,'4 Rec'd. Sect. Mrs. Viola Hutto1'* l-Trea uei No 1, Mi's. Pearl Speaks"|( Troaseer No 2, Mrs. Violett Golf.1 1 The last meeting was held at 1 the home of Mrs. Ida Mary Gilli- i am. Bible verses and songs com- 1 [ pleted the devotions,. I Mrs. Sailie Grififin is still indis- c I posed after an illness of three' 1 weeks. *. . 11 The next'meeting is to be at the ( ' Mrs. Cathryn Goggins' home on Tuesday nite at 8 o'clock. 8 . \ 1 THE FRIENDLY FOURTEEN SOCIAL CLUB ( The Friendly Fourteen Social/* Club met at the home of Mrs. Mam i ie Colman 1222 Gate Street at 8. o'clock Thursday nite, March 30.1 j L __ After?am?elaborate?devotional ' j affair the meeting was turned ov-| er to the president, Mr. George q ; Brown who directed the old and, iivu uu^iuv.^ m tin1 ciui), wnicn; was discussed briefly. As the roll was Called the members responded i quickly. Three members were ad' sent form the roll. With the meeting at the same c address next 'week the club dis ' missed until April fi at 8 P. M. BIRTH ANN O?NCEMENT ] Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hunter(1 wish to announce the birth of a.1 grandson in Peoples Hospital in St. Louis, Mo. to their daughter,! ' Mrs. ploise Billie Aldrich, March ( St, 1 St.'lO. Mother and son are home r doing fine. k _ Mrs. E. L.. Hunter has pone to, 1 spend a vacation with them. 1 LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL ' - Prof. I,> I>. Bradley, Principal 1 T 1 \ On Friday March 31. 1039 the f ' Lake City high school along with * other adjoining schools celebrated its first field's day festivity. - -The- entire day was quite a success. More than five hundred pupils fiom other schools were here. The program of the day began * 11.1/1 :-i- ' .J..Ml- T i ui ,'..)u a. in. nmui ami cuius I on the athletic field, after which a r literary program was held in the c chapel. The guest speaker for this * program was Prof. J. Brown of St p Stephens, S. C. . ' n v The most exciting basket ball i] game the season was played on t . qui- court Fridey "-h"n "nv met the teams (boys and girls) of r Manning High school, manning, T S. C. Our girls were defeated but J the boys won by a score of 20-19. This game terminated our series t of conference games for the sea- v son. Much credit is given to Miss s Lama B. Bradley and Prof. J. E. s Mclven who have charga of the n athletics. a r Misses O. S. Clark and Elizabeth C Ilritton were the week end guests c "f Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Pearson of ( Lynchburg, S. J&T Mrs. Corine d White supejivison of the Marion r i- and Mt><. "tftanlun uf Danville, Va.~~f werp-^ among the distinguished s visitors that worshipped at Wesley o M. E. church Sunday morning. a ii Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Watson had a for their dinner guests on Sunday j Mrs. Corine Whitte, Miss Mable v k Campbell and Prof. L. 1>. Bradley u PAGELAND NEWS [ Q A silver tea was given by Mrs. J, L. Johnson and Mrs. Laura J, e Brewer Sunday afternoon at the j home of the former for the benefit ^ ' of John Wesley and Grandview ^ Churches. A neat sum was roaliz s ed. The annuanl group meet- r ing of the Pageland District was ? held Wednesday at the Pageland a School. Mrs. M. L. Johnson, Jean- v es teacher, was in charge. j, Mr. Carson, Supt. of,Pftgeland ? School, gave-the welcome address. After the contests, remarks . were made by Mr. J. B. Felton, State Supervisor Jit Negro Schools and Mr. D. A. Brown, County Agent of Education. More than three hundred pupils were presents Mesdames N. O. Brewer, Rosa w Brewer and D. E. Johnson attend- o ed the funeral of of Mrs. T^aura f Robinson in Pee Bee, N C. Thurs- t day. r j. F 11 Monday night. Refreshments e ' | were seryed which we all enjoy-^e u ad. : ?1 ~ : I Tlii fniiiii ' . . -rfduu. THE PALMETTO LB* CARLISLE NEWS * Mrs. Mattie Sijris the wife <y. Mr. _ Frank Sinis iji ^in Columbif to have her eyes treated. iMrs. Lillie Ste.WArt._was takei 11 Monday. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas seem to be on the mend. Mr. Clin ton Coleman and Mr. James Jeter are here from the CCC camp I.iHtle. Lewis Jeter spent the week end with his sister Annie Jeter Young .of Union.. Mr. and Mrs. James Turner and Rev. Hillian motored, to Newberry Tuesday nifcfht to see Mrs. Turner's father who is 'very -sick. The pastor at^t, I. ukr hrnnght 1 good mes'sagq which the congregation seemed to have enjoyed , Sick are Mr, J.; Walter Mills, Mrs. Nellie Jeter. Mr.. Eddie Tuck ?r, Mrs. Mattie Sims, Mrs. Lizzzie Thonjas, Mrs. E. Lyles and Mrs, Lillie Stewart. EAKT-RALTIMORJE. Ml). NEWS By J. W. AgurB - - Services held at Mt. Pleasant R. C.. TJ. daring"the week beginning Monday night, -.March 27th vijth bpard meeting. Tuesday nite proaeh'ittfj' by Rev. Mrs. Parson. Wednesday night . -regular church meeting:. Thursday night a^TJirtv rfitifi was rendered by the quar:et*r knoWg as 'the Sun' Rise Pour. Friday night choir rehearsal. Sun lay tho'rriing Sunday -sehocrl at lsual hour with Snpf n"d ton"*1 >rs at tbeir respective places. At 11:30 preaehiffg* sermon by'"the aastor. 3:30' Hqly Communion it which time a large crowd atended. Sermon by the -pastor. ' Night service at 8 p.m. conduct d by Rev. A. J. Buskin who deivere4 a wonderful sermon. Toal corllection was $07.38. Rev. D. \ Clark, pastor. The Usher board of Mt. Pleasing Baptist church met at the lome of 'Mrs. Alice McMeeken on ruesdav night, March 28. Theve will be a program render ?d by the Jordan Star quartet ind several others at the Mt. Heiron Bapt. church Tuesday, April 1, at 8 p.m. Sick: Mildred Walker is still in ho hospital. Ruth?Crosby?who s also in the hospital. See little Matthew Williams for rhe Palmetto Leader* ? ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. E. F. Johnson, PaStrtr rpened at its usual hour with the anchors at their posts of duty. The regular Sunday morning's raver meeting conducted by Mrs. ?ebecca P. Johnson every first Sunday was held. At 11:30 the >astor delivered a wonderful sernon. Mr. Henry Kennedy died Thur-s lay and was funeralized Saturlay. Mrs. Josephine Jackson died ruesday morning, April 4. We "xterfl our sympathy' to the beeaved family. 'Mr. James Williams on Secesson avenue is still on the sick .list.. Mrs. "Ada "Wflliarhs of Atlanta, vas thp week-end guest of her iister, Mrs. Amelia J. Davis on Vienna street. * S. FA NT STREET SCHOOL Mrs. B. L. Davis. Principal The teachers anch students orf his school observed Health and, s'egro History week with class-' oom lectures each day and a hapel program. Rev. Washingon of the A. M. E. Church was the :uest speaker. After hearing so auch about great Negro men and romen most of the children are nspired and say they are goipg o be great men and women too. -The?P.T.A. held their ingular ninthly meeting, Feb. 17. The resident presided and with Mrs. . W. Williams at the piano. Mrs. 3. Coaxuni conducted the devoional period and Bible verses rere repeated by each one. The ! chool's chorus furnished several piritual selections. The Nomiating committee made its report nd the following were named as epresentatives to the annual S. \ Congress of Parents and Teahers:. Mesdames S. Micker and ). L. Adger. Alternates: Mesames Thomas and Coaxum. The >i esident. ^hen presented Dr. E. T. Mcuants, Supt. erf the city! chools. Dr. McCants is interestd in the Education of our group nd spoke very favorably of givng us a now building. We were Iso glad to have our Supervisor (Irs. A. W. Anderson. She brot vords of encouragement as uslal. This was Founder's day and ( he Secretary, Mrs. O. E. Johnson i iad charge of the pageant. The haracters were teachers and paents. The school chorus furnish | d music. It was very unique and ' Jrs. Johnsons' own composition, i'he first advance grade won in he class contest, Miss G. Anderon, teacher. The birthday cake epresented the home, the school nd the church. It was made on white table in the shape of vhat it represented. The white ?ing made them look like paintd buildings, very artistic and it vas made by the teachers. It ras cut and served during: the soc al period. :: GEORGETOWN, 5. C. A branch of the N. A. A. C. P. .'as organized in Georgetown, S. C. n March 8, 1939. The following: ersons were elected officers for he ensuing: year; D. T. Prioleau, resident; J. B. Brockington, vice resident; W. J. Wilds, Jr. treasur :r; M. J. Richardson, sectary; the ixcutiye membera are; D. T. Prior eau , James Collington, Faith 1 . / - Hi i ' I. 1 -I. it.' % " * jnm' ? * ; Parker, D. H. -Drayton, J. B. Brockington, Morris Mishew, J. f S". Nesbit,,. and Stephen Gallant. I i The rqembenship drive is still ; on. Many new persons have been 1 enrolled since th'e number required i for charter' was reached. l Mr. Walter Manigualt, chair- 1 man of the Press Committee,, stat . ed ,_that the newly organized ; branch has very fine plans to be I worked /during the year. He said t that he intends to keep the pub- , I lie informed as to the activities of ] this new branch. " 4 clintOn College news Gathered by (Miss) . y. "Johnson ' The- very much' improved audi? torium has added much to the ? 'hnniltv r\f + V* r* sis%11 r\rm* ?? ? ?-1 - ? - -J w* V..V i-viivgc an a wnoiC, The young men are making quite an improvement- in the remodeling of the Reading Rorrpi*and Library. r Qn. Monday night, March 18th, the third year high class was featured in the preliminaries to the Oratorical cpntest which will take place during the commencement week, in the auditorium. Foyr members from this cla,ss were eho r.on to compete for a silver medal. '*? Those chosen.. were namely: "Misses" Essie Mae Watts, Marie Page, Messrs .'Walter Maccm and Paul Stroud. On Tuesday night March 14, the auditorium was beautifully decn. - -laled with Howers of the seasop, .at which time the junior norjmyl class was featured'in .the preliminaries to the Junior: Oratorical fcoritest. The four mfembdrs chqsen from this class to^ccrmpete for the erohl mpdal were: Misses Vashti ' Johnson,' Pansy Powe, MesSrs T6mYHMRC0ST\ WEflNOmERJOB I imhi*r yn ti THIS IS WHAT YOU CAN DO... 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Mo _ ^Announ THE C Branch C : i 2018 r h__ - F I ( 20 per cent C Dix & DRV CI Main PI A Branch Office i i i - % V Krod Thompson, Clo.ment Wright. | Thursday .evening our basketI ball teams, both' boys and girls met the teams of the Carver hi from Spartanburg,, $. C* in the Scott hi school gym. We*are glad tcj say that the Clinton teams won J Victorious. - . Monday 20, '"Hit-Day at Clinton"! Yfch it was a "hit". Have you | heard about it? "Jufct Pals" a comedy drama i,n three acfs which swept the people of Hock Hill and nearby cities off their feet. Thrilling and Vomantic! Pathetic and ] amusing! Opr play "fin inure Thap a success. .Sponscrred by .the | ??u>icuv; usucianon. ? Miss Jennie Bowze, "directoress and the cast: Messrs Laura B. Cooke, s Carrie Lewis, Emily Barber, Vashti John son, Helen Knighton, Messrs Jas. Lindsay, Fred Thompson, Clinton Medio ek, Ralph McClain. This play is trie talk of the town. It _will_b?--presented irr^Ctrtumbia on the third of April, also in Chester. Watch for the Rate. Clinton college was the proud host of the annual Memorial program of the Kappa Alphft P. Imp. tci Omega Psjj phi fraternity nf-RoctrHilE Quite a number of the members and well wishers witness ed the. most impressive services, j Stop! Look! Listen! The play , of the season wjjl be- presented | SQOn bv the llm ?r~ Normal class under the direction of Prof. C. H. Turner. Look for '! ESTAII'lished wT ' I ?SPE< 4 t . ' , V Our Cleaner is ParUcii 41 Particular. ;; CASH AN V, 1 PLAIN DRESS OR 1 SUIT C X A COMBINATION OF 2 PLAI> V OR 3 FOR '' Galled For and Di I J. W. BE | " " DRY CI ft 71 a MAIN STREET A new sen; 1939 CALENDAR aI tU Famous World's Champions JOE LOUIS ?and? HENRY ARMSTRONG Who Both USE and ENDORSE MURRAY'S Suporlor Hair POMADE Sand only 10? to torar postage and handling to?? MURRAY'S SUPER IOR PRODUCTS CO. 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