The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 17, 1939, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, June 17, 1939
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Huttre Duckett, founder ol
' hyllis Wheatly Center, Greenille,
spent last Saturday in Combia.
Principal- Ross- of the Winnsboro
school is attending BenedictAllen
Sunimer School.
Ptrofessor Olin Smith of Due
tir ? a. - _i ?
?Ytjst is studying at Benedict-Alien
Summer School.
Mrs. "Daisy Walker of Manning
is studying at AIlen-Bened-jct summer
session.
,Miss Naonu Garrett of Kititrell
_2 College is home fog- the summer.
Mrs.. Hiester Thomas of Greenville
was^a city visitor last Sat.
Mr. Jas. R. Bates of Greenville
spent Saturday in the city.
. , Mrs. Marion Birnie Wilkinson of
Orangeburg was in Columbia last
Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Schjffield of State
College was a city visitor last Sat.
Miss Vivian Washington of Darlington
is a summer school student.
.
Mrs. W. S. Ferguson of 1410
Wheat St. -left the city Saturday
June 3, 1939, for Knoxville, Tennesee,
to live with her daughter
and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. J.
^ N. Bacon of 514 Payne Ave. She
regrets very much to leave Her
life long friends.
Miss Omega Mack of Bishop "*
ville is studying in Columbia this
summefr. . ^
Mr. Melton Lew^s was in Spartanburg
and Greenville last Sunday
visiting friends.
Prof. Mack Dawkins of Union
is attending .summer school In Columbia.
Mr. Andrew Walker and Miss
Beatrice Bates were married last
Thursday night at 1309 Pine St
Mr. Walker has made this his
home since 1920. He is principal
a school at fork, S. (J. but returns
to the city each year at the close
of his school. Miss Bates, is of
Kingville originally, but has lived
in New Jersey for the past two
. years.
Misses Wilhelmenia and Adeline
Johnson of the Tuskegee Institute
Singers entertained the group at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ri
Lewis last Wednesday night after
their program at Bethel A. M. E.
Church here. Other friends were
invited to share in the social.
Miss Acnes Rohinsnn Vine
ed from her teaching position in I
the Tomlinson Hi School of Kingstree.
Mi* William?Hamilton of?Man^
ning was in the c-Jty last Friday.
The Rev. J. E. Thomas of Florence
was here last week looking
after the interest of his Alma Ma>s
ter.
The Alumni of Allen University
issued last month thru the press,
14 points' around which they want
the administration to center the
policies of the school. A fort-night
later Rishop Flipper appointed a[
committee of 14 men to select a
president for consideration of the!
trustee board. The fourteen mem- j
bership committee had a meeting
in Columbia June 7, but what they
did is a secret and has not been
revealed to any one. Dr. W. D.
Chappelle was chairman of the
committee and presided over the
session.
Rev. and Mrs. Win. Gladden of
the C. M. E. Church, who have
worked for the past six years in
Georgia and who on last vear ser
ved as Presiding' Elder, have trans
fcrred to the Virginia Conference
where Bishop C. T. Russel is pre- |
siding, tt, the beautiful William I
Temple Church at Richmond. By j
arrangements of the ladies of the
M. E. Church, South. Mrs. Gladden
attended the CMridtian Woi|cers ;
Conference at State College in
Petersburg, Va,, on June 8-14. y
M iss Ruth Everett, daughter of i
Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Everett, stood ]
first in the list of 190 students |
who graduated flrom Booker T ]
Washington High School, He was
highly congradulated and received |
hundreds of gifts from admiring |
friends.
(
Mrss Rachel Kinard left ithe city |
Wednesday of thig week to resume <
her studies at the GVady Hospital
in Atlanta Georgia. \
Weekend bargins in the very best
mealts at Mundy's, two doors below
Silver's on Taylor Sbreet. The
prices -are low and goods to suit i
the taste of cveiy?customer are on
hand. I
See Haverty for bargains in
household goods. "A great store inj(
a grealt city." j j
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Principal J. B. Beck of Howard
"School, Georgetown, is a faculty!
member at Benedict-Allen summer
school. Mrs,
Naneic Brice erf Chaster,
South Carolina, announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss
Lelia Brice, It. N. to Mr. 'Rufus
Simpson of State Parks. C..
Jupe 11, lyay.M
iss Malissa Eaddy of lie in mingwajr,"
"Avho has been visiting
relatives and friends in Columbia
since the closing of Claflin college
at Orangeburg where she was
in 'Munion high" has returned j
home. While In Columbia, Miss'
Eaddy was delightfully entertained
with a lovely dinner given by
Miss Jessie L. Moore. Those enjoying
the occasion with Miss
Eaddy were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Eaddy, Mr. and Mrs: Law
rence Eaddy, Mr. Daniel Eaddy
and Miss Jessie Moore. Mrs.
' Georgia Whitaker also entertained
Miss Eaddy an relatives with a
I very tasy supper at her honie on
Heidt street.
CARD OF THANKS
, Th<? fnmiTv ! ? /? A A
|Ncitl, who died recently at P?lmetj
to, Florida, wish to thank their
friends for their kind expressions
I of sympa'tthy, beautiful floral tributes,
and other kindnesses shown
during his illness and death.
NOTICE'
?The Missionary Society r/f Firthel
A. M.. E. church extends a cordial
in/itation to the ladies of the
Missionary society of all the
churches to join them in a Pink
1 ea, M aulay evening 7 to 9 o'clock
at the parsonage, 140U Taylor St..
Come and enjoy yourselves.
EN (I AGEM/EN T AN M)1 N (' El>;
Mk. and Mrs. P. W. Boulware of
Columbia announce the engagement
of their daughter, Pauline,and
Rev. Backmon Richardson of
Irmo and Goldsboro, N. C. The
Weddihg wrll take place June 27th.
PR?F. WALKER HONORED
Prof. x R. W. Walker, ptincipa)
of the high school at Leesville
was taken on surprise Sunday
when one of his patrons, Mrs. Ella
llarrell invited him and his
family to a special dinner in honor
for the great school work he
was doing in Leesville. The menus
consisted of various kinds t*f pies,
stew and fried chicken; cakes of
1 many kinds macaroni, salad, ?ice,
I cabbage, beans, ice tea, ice cream
[ and other eatable things foT Tack 1
of knowing the names. The other
special?guests wcic?ke-e sister,
Mrs. Jan.ie Norris, wjio led Calvary
church in their educational 1
rally and won twa prizes and the I
Rev. W. R. Bowman. After din- 1
ner, Rev. Bowman and Prof. Wal- 1
ker called on brother Draft, who
recently went blind. He was hap- '
py to have his friends and they (
had. a good tim,? talking about |lhe 1
things they used to do- before he 1
went blind. s
Brother Draft was_ a good t
churchman and very popular be- I
fore he went.blind. His wife is
very nice to him ami brother Drat*'
says Angels couldn't do any more 1
for him.
Frien/i? of Miss Annie' Lou Matthews
and Miss Cordelia Hartley
are congradulating them for "the f
scholastic marks they made Tn ?
school. Miss Matthews won tht ori a
to'rical contest prize in Batesburg C
high school and Miss Ilaitley grad -k
uated from Bettis Academy with
honors. ^ P
A PARTY fj
? . d
A delightful party was given -j
by Mrs. Robert Pearson at her (
u i T-ir. l ..i? .i ? e..:
IIwine l lw?J UtUIMIl'll Mlfl'l t>H r 11* ^
day evening in honor of Mrs. (i
Ruth Jacobs and Mr. Willard" liar
ris, who arc visiting her from i
New York. e , ?v
The living room was beautifully
adorned with pink and white
gladiolas and gardenias and other
garden flowers. Tables were artistically
arranged for the guests _
to entertain themselves in playing
whist. The hostess secytul.-ir
variety of cocktails with salted
peanuts and candy during the
games. After the games were tin k
ished she served a delicious course 0
of boiled ham and potato salad H
with mugs of beer. * n
The guests wore as follows: Mr.- C
and Mrs. Roland Harris, Mrs. Bes- b
sie Walker, Mrs. Rhudine Walker* "I
Mrs. Alberta Ford, Mrs. Corine
.lavis, i.Mrs. Rstelle Ashford and tl
Mrs. Bertha Boeeham. Everyone H
expressed themselves as having c<
spent a most enjoyable evening. | ai
iVAVERLY sunflower cm b h
The Waverly Sunflower Club
leld its weekly meeting at the (!(
tome of Mrs. Julia Thomas, 10l:t ^
Pine Street. tf
The meeting was presided over ^
:>y the president. The minutes oi ,-,-J
he last meeting were'read, approved
and adopted. The club re- (.(
eived an invitation from the high \
hatters club to attend a fish fry ()(
Saturday night. n,
The roll was called with each ()|
member responding with a Bible
Verseand dues. <n
The club has arranged to meet (>,
in half hour earlier which will be el
:|<Wen rittny o'clock instead of tc
sight P. M.
Alter *the l/usmess session the tl
hostess assisted by Mr. Davi set ce
ved refreshments. We adjourned
o meet at the home of Mrs. Tol- M
iv-r 2480 Millwoid. j ti
W A VF.Rf.Y_ SILVER ST A
The WaVrrly Silver Stars club)
held -its-regular? meeting Tuesday13th
at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Smith, "2-183 SenaTc slreef. The
devotion * was carried on by the
(Chaplain, Miss L<j$jise Junfcer;
song by the elub, bible verses reeited
by eacb- ipember. Meeting
was turned over to the President,
Mrs. Maggie Johnson. Business
was discussed. ,
We the club-is looking forward
to a Moonlight picnic at Anna
Taylor's Tavern. Gome one, come'
all let's have a,good time on June
22nd. Hound trip 25c. The club
girls gave one of the "Stars'" a
lovely shower, Miss Inez Collin*
at the Palmetto Chauffeur club.
The club was beautifully decorated
blue and white. Flowers was
magnolia** and gladiolas.
The bride wore a white taffeta
dress. The club girls wore blue
net dresses. The affair was beau
.til'ul,?She received?lovely?presents.
Ice cream and cake were
. ?...i TU.. -1..1 _
r?vi v\-w. i in: iiuu IMfftlTllll'U IIU| U
5-year ?liary.
Annie Bell Wilson, reporter.
Till-: 1V!( II HATTERS
\VP SAVINGS Cf.lK
The High Hatters Social and
Savings elub held its usual meeting
at the homt, of Mr. and Mrs.
James Wharton 2209 Lady St.
The meeting was called to order
by the Vice-President, Mr. Salley
who carried the meeting through
Very?successfully. Old and new I
business . was discussed. The elub |
planned to give a fish fry Saturday
night, June 17, 19211 at. the
Jmrne- of Mr. anil Mrs. W. *M.
Johnson, 1011 Carolina court.
Come cut and enj?'.v yourselves.
Thomas Bowman, President
(Miss) Inez Runth, Secretary
ROYAL OOLLEdfAN ( LI B
Ti e Royal Collegian club met
at the home of Mr. James Wash-iilgton,
June 12th. The meeting
was called to or<ler by the President,
Mr. W. Jacques at 8:20:
o'clock. The devotion was had,
1 oMu'Wcd me business pan 01 tne
e!ub. The club has consented ty
help render a program at Mr. ('.
H. Hoykin church 'Sunday the 18th
to help his choir. The club is always
willing and ready to help
any church or religious affair.
We are doing splendid. Any
time you need us let us know.
11. 10. Smith, reporter.
rWEI.VK STAR SOCIAL CI.I R
The club held its weekly meeting
at the home of M|-s.Elouise
tVilliams, June 111, I'J.TJ with Miss
A on ii> Davis as the hostess.
The meeting was called to order
.>y the president, Mr. Freddie Ferguson.
After the devotions the mini
ites of the last meeting wa^j adop?-|
:e<l and business was discussed.j'
We are still planning our moon-,
vi 11 be c'U June 20. We a\'e ask-j '
ight picnic, to Dunbar Lake which ;
ng the public to come and go withj
is ,on that nite and enjoy your-; .
elf. 'I*he round trip will be 25c.
The club adjourned *tq meet at
he home. of. Mr. and Airs. Lewis1
teas 1008 College Street. June 20. ]
Lewis Deus, reporter. U
RIENDLY NINETEEN SOCIAL11
CLUB |
The Friendly NineU'en Social l
Jlub held it's regular moytiny on
loiulay niyht, June 12 at 8 P. M.,1
t the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Me?oy,
1451 . Gervais St., with the |
'hnplin in charye of the devotions.
After the preliminaries of sonysjj
trayer ami Bible'Verses the mill 1 '
tes of the'last meet-iny were up-1
loved for adoption, Business was <
iscussed at which time the club ;f
ecided to run a picnic to Annie I
'aylor's Place on June 28 with l >
he admission beiny 2nj: round j <
rip and 15c as admission to the
ance hall. Bills will be sent to an-J
miive the time and places thi
us will leave. The next meetiny,
ill be at the home of Mrs.Patter-; '
on, corner of Millwood and Kinyj'
treels, June I'd. j t
Reese-Hinson
Wedding ||
One of the most brilliant affa'ns .
nown in Kinjrstree for a numbei I
f years took place at Siloam x
taptist Church, 'flhursday after-1
0011, June' $ at 4:30, when Missj
ornclii M. Reese became the)'
rule ('f Mr". Freeman II. Ilinsnni .
I"?Cocoa, Florida.
At 4 o'clock Mhss Helen Bradley. '
le music teacher of Tomlinson i
[iprh School began and played a i t
dleation of instrumental numbers ,
nd Mrs. V. B. Thomas sang sev-1
al beautiful selections while Miss 1
vadley accompanied her. j S
At four thirty the bridal party &
as at the door? and - Miss llclouifl
[cKim began playing niendels-H
din's wedding inarch.' Rev. E. E
ornwell, the psfstor was the first;
) enter from the vestry, followed,
y Prof. V. R. Thomas, the ^>est i
an, leading the groom to l>e.
From the front door first ente>-1
Mr. Ferman Dimcry an<l Miss
lberta Mathis. MV. George CooL?r
and Miss Johnnie Fulton were
?xt, Miss Elouiso Reese, the maid
f honor, then entered alone.
The bride then entered on the
m of Prof. W. M. Anderson, her
rotber in law, as Miss McKim
ranged the strains of the music
? the bridal march.
She was met by the groom and
icre upon the rostrum was the
uemony solemnized.
The two little flower girls were
fary Anderson and Nancy Bat'
ste. _ j
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THE PALMETTO LEADE1
rii arming soimgarokgwat-^
JI NK IJRIDK or I,AST I
SI'NDAY I'OSKS IN GARDEN j
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^VmTm
Mrs. JAMKS CAKTKR 5'AIiTiKIl,
the former Miss nt'Ltie Petty,
hrilliint yotnjjr French teacher of
(Jvanaid . Iliyh School; Claffnoy,
made a beautvful June '-aide last
Sunday even lay as she became the B
wife of Mr. J. ('. Parler, Princi- I
pal of Wilkinson H uh School, O- I
ianjjrebuix, and a Vis'ftinir In- I
stfucto!' in Kdiicatimi at the K c B
Si".11' College Siiiiinii'i" Session. I
Tho newly; w.-ds will live, at- ha I
Tresiilwell Street, < >?:i! -', S.
C.
The ring _!*?*;?j* > war Hl-lr K.Tward
, the two year old son of Pyofessor
Anderson. '
At the end of the 'service tin
throng that crowded the chinch .
went to tho high sehool wh'ciy ah
were served in the . lie ran ee.ono
nfres room, with iee cream and
The many useTuI gifts war.. dis- H
pltl.Ved xhere ami viewed by J S (
The ehtireh was beautifully de- I
( rated hy Prof. C. K. .Minry,
whos(i. taste?for- smdr i ' " ."Twify^
idmired. , ,a|?j><
Mrs. ITinson was one of the efficient
teiu hers of Toml'iisoti. find- In
ill others of th- hridal (.arty ian-[sjx
?ed in the same profession. | husi
f>n Saturday morninoMr. andt
Mrs. liens..n left for C..eo:i, Kla..
heir future home. fta
Home of Double-Cola M
To Dave Formal V/
Ipeninp: Hero Soon
SPIF.MMI) IM \NT KS'I VJt- Wi
Msin:i) at 1221 nrciiu sr. W[
N?gro Help I'sod ? Service
And Hc-t Product Their Slogan VP
The '-'Irene'* of the D.uihksC<TTa ||K
limit' "
<<i -- i 11nger./siieet in | |W
Coin whin. -ff-is out' (if the new- l\V
soft drink" manufacturing c'rii- I
cins being established in the I
ity with Mi. J. \\*. Mayes, as
ireshlent. IV< pie throughout the.
date are fmtronizing this new con IT
orn ni'fd the fine product they T<>
nake is a fast selling commodity. ,\l
III
Scientific and Sanitary ( In
The plant of the Doubie-Cola ( t?;
naijufactai ing concern, is sanitary Ch
n every way. and the latest scion- ( ii
ific .methods in making the drinks Jai
ire Use. They have four til N'c
ors through which the__watei On
up tanks. Mr. Hayes says that Km
his is not due to tlu* fact that we Sai
nave impure water. "The water Sp;
n Columbia is nbs< lately pm e. hut Wa
ve have an all 1 fCIO machine which .
egulates this process"' h,. >:iid.
The cooling equipment in tire
ilant is the latest in meor.afiieal
ct-np. It makes from Suit to
Oil11 poimds of ice per hour, all I
if which adds to the 'general otViieiuy
of the Double-Cola plant.
In the syrup room, which is Is
usually kept lock to be free from EL
iliMion, are five tanks which cost
IFIO'.) The plant is ideal and
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Elite Beauty
Number
.MRS. .1 I'M A K. RRKKI.A'
NOW OPENED FO
TKLKI'HONK
AIM'MCANTS ARK L K(iKl) T
TO BKGIN TRAINING WITH
ELITE BEAUTY S<
MRS. ANNUO KVANS.
2515?A Gervais St.
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ANNOUNCING
^Opening <
DOUBL
BOTTLIf
(TfcFf7R\ Today.we bri
--j New to you but;
t sensation irom
taste will tell yo
est drink that
Just wait until y
something' aboi
spot every time.
when you are 1'
... or restless ..
Pure, wholesom
jiT?TTT?Tw^ fresh, in vigor at
gizing . . . I)()l
(oir\IL,;'n'T
rjjnifiv a
mTil^
Double-Co
tinted in every way. v , more places f
Ni'groes - KmploV?*d ' ? In a few da
tin- 1 loublcyl'nla concern are injf of this pi
Xepri'i/ helpers and as the, the opening. ness
in leases there will be whites will be
^r-?n it any inU*n
I U\ H . H jil :4 jel j la- gi\ en -<|U
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' week Ml
the
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One-Way Coach Fares ~ Phone
inn ('<)I.i*M 1*1 A, S. (\:
llimoro. Mil. S.30
nrl.es! twi, S. (' 1.95
nrlolfo. N. 1.(15 9 yj *
ic-aijo. hi. _ 15.95 H ? lire I
irinnat i, Ohio . ._ 9.|0 9
ksi.m ille. Fla. 5.10 9
nx York. N. Y. __ 12.92 Best h
mirehury. S. (. .75
il:nh'l|ilii 9.?Prr; HhG??* -I I- fr004 ^
ih'iiill. s. o _r;__ i.3o 9
i nnnnh, (Ja. * _ 2.30 Pure I
tilanhuiy. S. 0 1.45 9
shiny (on. 1). C. 7.35 9 \ eill S
S4FE7Y. 4void High- _ ,
?' by Trnin. 9 I,ea 11 1
Air- Cj. i.'iourrf Coaches on
Through Trains I 9 Meaty
lixiOon Passenuer Aeon! 9 Weste
Columbia, S. 0.
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School B km s
B Genuii
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R CLASSES 9 Genu"
9 PinK 1
uiMrisTKR kari.y 9 Prime
THK FIRST CLASS 9 Rest IV
CHOOL NO. 2 9 Habv
INSTRUCTOR 9 Veal I
Columbia, S. C. 9 \\e
a : ' i
of the New? I
,E-COLA
TO T^f A MT? I 1
ri_AiN I I I
ing you I)ouhle-Cola. .
already a tremendous (t 11r
coast to coast. One jjj^J
u that here is the fin- JP^t : ^ ?%
you have ever ? had.
ou taste it!?Thereis JH| I
it it which hits the I
And how it peps you jaKj n I
light with the world" ISM SL I
eeling tired and low'SSaSB^S I
. or just plain thirsty. 1 I
e, satisfying . . Its | I
ing, DOl'BLK ener- I
HLK delightful ... wTiTlWjm I I
... That's DOCBLK. II
rge 12-ounce bottle is IB
Flavor I
1 BOTTLING I
Id COMPANY "|
or tailored. hc*Ij>. j.t?- ! ;? t . W'c c ninmnd 'H
ys the formal < - t.( u i. i! people fl
ant will he .had. At ar..; . j.. ' !,a? . . A Ni j-'io .-Lino H
S'ejrioes as will a- ,. . ; v.';.; n:\< f.;.? a, a trial.
admitted. There' is . . . . ~ 77- ?
tiuii tu discriminate
<! store-keepers wili i? - ,
an- ileal in handling KOOttl !' Of i CachCTS
!u products. There
ij, plant j Ai...nnn....:-;!women
? < <! t-*-rr- i: V1 J t r: : "!. ? ? * 7 ." 'MtP
nuat.f.fti oia i-uH yj"\[ v ' ' 1 v,uar
\ Hayes gave 75 "
rink to colored peter?0OC*OOC,~rC,C,v7O,y7rOv^.iC,C'^OC>.Ct
MUNDY'S I
1EAT MARKET I
8824 ~n 1218=1
5030 .Miwr, 2802 _n. I
"We' Retail at \Vhole>ale Prices"
^ard?Country lb. S12c I
Picnic llanis lb. 171 2c
Ireakfast Bacon lb. 191 2c
Teal Chops-^?- tbr4^ 2c
*ork Sausage lb. 912c I
houlder Roast lb. ITHc
[*ork Chops lb. lo12c
Spare Ribs lb. I2V2C |
rn Steaks lb. 17l 2c
buck Roast lb. l.V^c H
mi o i r n 111. 1UL" I
moked Hacon lb. 121c I I
Fat Hacks lb. (i1 I
treaked Hacon lb. 12!2c
tie Lamb Legs ? lb. 21r2c
ne Lamb ( hops lb. 221 2c
\>rk Sausage lb. LF^c
Rolled Roast lb. 24Vic
Teat For Loaf lb. 15c
Heef Liver lb. 24Vic I I
Jver, Fresh lb. 38c I I
1 nothing hul government inspected meats.