The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 24, 1939, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, June 24, 1939
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Iola' Washington of Detroi
Michigan is here for a short sta;
*' visiting relatives in 2335 Haske
Ave. We wish for her a pleasar
? stay.
The 'Sect, of Union Baptist Us
hers Board, Miss A. Robinson, wa
the guest of honor at the home o
Mrs. King on Thursday evening
June 15, who entertained a fe\
friends with a delightful suppei
_ Mrs. James Reese was also s
. ffUftftt.
Miss Mary E. Gladden, daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Gladdei
of Columbia. erraduated fror
Junior College, - Barber Scotia' a
Ccrncord, N. C., on^June 13th. Sh
has joined her parents in Rich
mond, Va., where she will speni
the summer.
Mrs. N. R. Miller of 2225 Gey
vais St. has been confined to he
bed for the last five weeks be
cause of illness. She is improv
ing nicely.
Miss Johnie C. Floyd of thi
city is leaving for Ann Arbor
Mlichigan, where she will entei
the University otf Michigan to
begin her studies for a Master':
Degree in Education.
The Rev. S. Chisolm erf Latta i:
studying in Columbia this summer
Mrs. Hattie Turner of Augus
i' ta. Ga is spending the summar ii
( .j the city.
Miss Theresa Kennedy is spend
ing the summer in N. Y . State.
Mrs. Josephine Wright th?
Abbeville Public School system is
attending Allen-Benedict sumnrei
session.
Mrs. W. W." "Beckett c/f Balti
more died last Saturday. Her remains
were funeralized in Balti
more Tuesday. Mrs. Beckett was
me wue ui me laie uisnop Dec?;kett.
She is also the mother in law
of Bishop M. H. Davis.
Dr. John Thompson of Charleston
was buried last Thursday. He was
among the outstanding citizens
of that city. His relatives in Co:
lumbia are Miss Carrie Thompson
Miss Lottie Thompson and Mrs
C. R. Neal.
It is rumored here that Dr. E:
F. G. Dent, Presiding of the Columbia
District, was elected presiw
dent of Kittrell College, Kittrell,
N. C. last week.
?Mrs. - Ruth tM-assey of Abbeville
is here atteending summer school.
Miss Bula Maasey of Abbeville is
attending Benedict-Allen session.
Miss Ruth White of ^Abbeville
is attending summer school here.
Miss Jessie Fair, Abbeville, is
attending sumnar school here.
Rev. W. B. Nash of St. Jarrfes
A. M. E. Church exposed of one
of his best sermons Sunday past
which was Father's Dafy. You car
l cei*tainly be irmformed from his
discourses.
Mrs. Nancy P. Singleton of New
berry is a summer student at Benedict
here.
Prof. C. C. Woodson of Spartanburg
is in the city for a few days.
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*- Mrs. Wm. Daniels of Georgetown
is in summer school here.
Mrs. Orilla Thompsan of George
town is registered here in school.
Mrs.Rudean Tucker of Georgetown
is doing summer school
work here.
Miss Evelyn Cuthbert ofSumter
is a summer student at Allen-Bene
diet session.
Mrs. Parloee DuPreee of Sumter
is studying in Columbia now.
Miss Anna Daniels of George
, iuhii is among ine summer school
_ schofarsin Columbia.
The death of Mr. Sh-after Gary
of Columbia last week was the occasion
of Mrs. P. B. Nicholas' visit
. to South Carolina. Mrs. Nicholas,
who is the former Miss Alice Gary
is the sister of Mr. Gary and lives
m East Orange, N. J. She is spending
some time with Presiding Elder
Addison on Pine St., thence to
Greenwood to visit Miss Bradley.
She worshipped at Wayman, State
burg, where many of her relatives
live. She will leave for her home
" soon.
Dfc-, W. B. L. Clarke, pastor ol
Bothel Church, and Rev. H. B. Butler
of Allen University are ir
Philadelphia for the.?Bpshop'i
Council. Mrs. Clark went in the
pr.rty.
Br. E. A. Adauia and ilJh-. C. G
Garrett are attending the Bishops
Council in Phill^y this week.
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'Dr. J. L. Boribow and Dr. A. P.
Spears of Sumter are among: the
high churchmen from South Carolina
at the Bishops' Council in the
"Quaker City."
Father's Day v.'as a bmg feature
at Bethel A M. E Church last
Sunday. The stewards raised $144.'
_ Q.Qt The liev^ Mr. Clarke i* pastor,
preacher and financial-.
Miss Lillie Mae McLaughlin ol
Eastover is a patient at the
Columbia Hospital.
Mts. Rhudine Walker left the
city last Satuixlhy to visit friends
y.
U in Norfolk, "Va.
it Mrs. Albert Ford left the city
last Saturday to visit relatives in
Washington and New York.
s Mrs. Riuth Jacobs and Mi*. Wilf
lard Harris have returned to New
u i oik alter a pleasant vacation in
v our city.
t Rdv, E. A. White of Savannah,
tht Presiding Elder of the Columbia
District, is visiting in Colum
bia. He .held his quarterly at Aiken
a and is 6n his way to Sumter. He
n is one of the leaders in the F. B.
t H. G. -Chwch, .
g- Mr. William <Jantft left for
. Hendersonville, N. C- where he
J will partake of the cool breezes of
the smokey mountains during this
' torrrd summer.
- , Mr. Geo, H. Hampton, owner
r and publisher of * The Palmetto
, Leader is in. New Jersey. During
-. his absence Dr. Lee A. Logan is^
j carrying on.
s Miss Willie McDowell of Unio,*
', is attending Benedict Allen sumr
mer school.
J sumter a. u. chapter
The Sumter A. U. chapter will
s hold a special meeting at the home
. | of Mrs. Viola Boston Johnson at
! Pinewood, S. C., Thursday after.'
noon, June 29, 1939, at 5 o'clock,
i ' At which time all members and
frienos are urged to make a fa
vorable report on the books foi
. the Library drive.
Mr. Andrew Jenkins, Pres.
, Miss A. H. Johnson, Sect'y.
' the waverly silver star
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~~| The Waverly Silver Star Club
I ni^t at. the home of Mfrs. Annie
", Bell Wilson, 1407 Dial St. Devot
ions were carried on b{y the Chap
lin, Miss Gunter, song by Mrs. Wil
5 liams, Prayer by Mrs. Sam secod
song by Mrs. Hawkins and a short
program was rendered.
I We wish to announce-the marri
I age of Miss Louise Gunter to Mr.
1 Pierce" Griffin. ~ ??
1 j We were glad \to have as a
visitor, Mr. II. B. Barber,
j Bell Wilson, reporter
.TWELVE STAR SOCIAL CLUB
I The TweVve Star Social Club
| held its . weekly meeting at, the
j home of Mr. and Mil's. Lewis Deas,
i 1008 College St.^ on Tuesday nite
' June 20.
I The meeting was called to ordei I
j by the-^resident. Mr. Fieddii Fei
| guson. The devotions was led by
Mrs. Ro:;a Deas afterwhich the
minutes of the last meeting was
approved and adopted.
Old and new business was dis
cussed. We are inviting our many
- friends?to?come and go?with?usMondafy
njght June 26. The bus
will stop at the corner of Millwood
and Gervais and Harden and Ger
vais Streets. Also at Wheat and
Sumter, College and Gates and the
last stop will be att Gervaia and
| Gates. Come and go with us, thej
. fair is 25c round trip.
m,? _J i 1
? iic wiuu nujuunicu lo meet ai
1 the home of Mr and Mrs. Freddie
Ferguson, 509 Pendleton St., on
Wednesday Nirght, June 28.
Lewis Deas, Reporter.
CROWNING OF MISS FIRST
CALVARY
There will be a Crowning of
"Miss First Calvary" on the lawn
of the parsonage at the home oj
Mrs. S. S. Youngblood 1401 Pine
St., Wednesday June 28, at 6 P. M.
Members and friends are invited
to come and enjoy a~sptendid everr
ing.~ Those contesting for crown
are Misses Janie Diggs, Roberta
Simons Jennie Lyn Thompson, Sa
rah Thompson, Edith Hart, Mai
garet Youngblood, Sylvia Thomp
son Georgia Simons. Henrietta
Long, Mattie Roseboro,, Isabella
Washington, Ruth Atkinson, Glao
is Glover, Rubye Smith, Susie
Thomas, Carrie Smith, Lucile
Glover, Lucius Atkinson and Ros.
abelle Jackson.
REV. J. BEATY CELEBRATES
12th anniversary:- Winnsboro,
C.?On Tuesday
night, June 13 the Ministerial union
went down to Ridgeway to the
anniversary services of Rev. J.M.
Beaty at Nazareth Baptist church. I
This was the 12th anniversary as;
pastor of the church vith a week's
meeting.- j
Tuesday night Rev. N. A. Smith
of Ridgeway preached the message
from the subject: When the
, Evening Sun Go Down. Collec-'
j tion at $5.00 was raised after this '
, we retuned to Winnsboro.
LES AMERICAINES CERCLE j
Friday evening, May 26th the
, Les Americaines held their first
h Fnrmn] ball at?th(. Odd Fellowa' ?
Casino. The hall was beautifully
decorated with garnet and gold
garlands. On the side wall hung
TTgamet lighted hearts; the orches'
tra pit was banked with palms
and calla lillies, in the center of
McGirt-Whijctaker <
Nuptial
Camden, S. C. -An impressive
private ceremony of unusual simj
piicity and beauty was solemnizI
ed Tuesday June 6, at high noon
j ut the Mount Moriah Baptist
, Church of "Camden .when Helen
| Beatrice Whittaker~oT "Camden
and Washington, D. C.- daughter
j!.of Mr, and Mrs. Charles A. WhitI
taker, and Mr. Ralph W. McGirt,
I son of Rev. and Mrs. McGirt, weie
, I united in marriage by Rev. J. W.
, Boykins, pastor of the church and
?i> sin of the bride.
Prior to the ceremony, a proa.
t Otgan music, including
, "Chriplers,'* .Ah Sweet Mystery
of Life," and Leibeistrum". w*as
played by Mr. Maceo Miller, brov
the groom. Vocal
- selections were "I love you truly,"
! and "Bcause" sung by Miss llet.
lie Fiazier, an instructor in the
PuL?ic School system.
Fifi! W -'itt-'ki'i- Messers Leslie
and Paul McGirt and Mr. James
Curtain served as ushers, the for
mer brother of the bride and brothers
cf the- bridegroom, respectively.
??During the caromony^ Mrs. Mil
ler played softly "To a Red"K35ST,=
by MasDowell. The bridal chorus
sional was '^Mendelsohn's "Wed
for the processional and the reces.
ding March."
Miss Etta Duren, an instructor
at Mather Academy, was the bride
only attendant. She wore a lovely
pink Marquisette and carried a
-bonnet of lilies.
I Mr. T. J. CJi'awV'ord, an instructor
at South Carolina State
College, attended the bridegroom
as best man.
| The bride entered with her fa.
ther by 'whom she was given in
marriage. She was attired in white
rhiffc/n over millionires dream satin
made on the empire style, fitted
tighly to the wrist ending i a
noint -over the hand. She wore a
knee length veil with an illusion
border of- lace, a crown of orange
blossoms and a long train. Her
boquet was of white r^'se buds,
gift from the groom. She wore anantique
tuiquoise blue, ear rings
, and a cameo given to her by her
j Aunt.s
I . - y
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for a wedding trip
unannounced and after June 12 _
will jcHe in Orangeburg, S. C.
where Mr. MeGiit is on the summer
School faculty of S.- C. {State
College. Mrs. McGrit attended the
School, Minor Normal Teachers
.College and Howard University
ir Washingt >n. D. C. Afte? g,-nd 1
uating from Howard University
Arts degree in 1936, she taught j
for a year and a half at Palmer
Memorial Institute, Sedalia, N. C.
and is now insrtuctcfr at Dudley
I Hi eh School in Greensboro, N. C.
Mr. McGirt is a graduate of S.
C. State College and a member ol
. the Omega Phi Psi Fraternity. Af- '
I ter graduating from State College
he was Principal of the Robert
Small High School for several
years and is now Principal erf
Emmett Scott-High School in Rock '
Hill, S. C. The bride's traveling
costume was a lovely blue-tailored
I garbadine suit, with blue and
corsage spray from her wedding
Iboquet.
Among the out of town guests I
for the wedding were Mrs. Hettie
W. Thomas and daughter. Mrs.
Lotti0 C. Barnes of Washington,
D. C., sister of the bride's father;
Mrs. Juan Segundo of New York
City, cousin of the bride and Mr.
I F. Sheffield of Orangeburg, S. C, :
' All interior decoration was by
f irs. Louise Collins and Mrs. Ad- i
die Ransom.
the ball room was a large basket I
of gladiolus and lock spurs on
which a gold light reflected. i
At a half Vinnr ninn' +Vio
officers and members arrived and I
received their guests until a half i
hoar after ten. A midnight the
grand march was led by the Pres.
Mr. Arthur C. Noah and his guest
followed by the V.-Pres., Mr. Palmer
Wilson and the Treas., Miss
Maria Burgess.
During intermission Mr. Palmer
Wilson introduced the president.
who in turn introduced the officj
ers and members of the cercle.
Dancing was continued until two
o'clock.
Some of the beautiful gowns
seen: Miss Sadie Wheeler in
ashes of rose and gold marqueaette;
Miss Maria Burgess in _
pink taffeta; Miss Helen Pettis in
green chiffon; Miss Ernestine Andeison
in peach and green net;
M'iss Belle Fielder in aequ? lace;
Misa Sophie Murray rh blue taffeta,
also? Mrs. Odus Jefferson
/ it?in.. li... i .si i
\ ueitrii ) in uiuc niiu mi ? i
ver marquesette; Miss Evelyn J
To TT n b o n in pink satin;
,Miss Melzetta Ellerbe in rose satin
and Mrs. Annie Mae Hurley in 1
black and green chiffon and many <
others.
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH r
Rev. C. A. Stroud, Pastor <
Asheville, N. C. : Sunday was a 1
real summer day here. There are (
daily showers here In the lovely )
mountions where there can always <
bo an appreciation for the coolnoaa
of the air during the late after t
noon. The members turned out in
full Sunday morning and partook I
of the the noble sermon that was f
delivered by our pastor, IRiev. C
A. Stroud. Sunday School met at ?
the usual hour also and it wa^ in t
For the evening services the pas
tor spoke from Act 13:16. A large 5
congregation assembled .The Auto
mobile race closed out Sunday nite
also. The pastor thanked all for j
their assistance in the rally.
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THE PALMETTO LE>
Turner-Davis Nuptial
Greenvill, S. C. -Of great ii>' ,
est t<(- their many friend- in b t!i
Carolinas was the man iage , if
Miss Pauline Elizabeth Tin net >1
Greenville to "Mr. Allen Boyd Da
vis of Ashovill, N. C. The impre
slvg ring-ceremony v::ieilut
the resident of tin I?i i?1 i * mother,
Saturday, June .T<l at
in the evening, with Hi v. ('haili?
F. Candy, pastor of Sp ingfi"l<
Baptist Church of Greenville, offi
eating.
Proceeding t'ne ceremony Mrs
Lawton, the bride's sister, sane
" I love you truly;" Mis Avery
music instructor at Sterling Hie1
School,sang, " O Promise Me;" am
Mrs. Peter D.-Simmons, ('hatla
nooga, Tenn.. played several appropriate
selections. After little
MissLenita McClaren had strowr
rose pedals on the white cupeled
stairway, the bride came" down t<
the spacious living .room b ileekejl
with garlands of ivy andvfeathci
few. Standing slightly in front ot
an arch i?f white blossoms and ivy
supported on th,. white hrttirr
framework, thg popular young ,wn.
pl.? said their vows while 1 111 soft
light of i-owiuof c-aiKll'-'s' \va^ _,\hcf.
on them.
The bride wore a whit,., dies*
which she herself designed and
which was made by her first e usin,
Miss Alferath Calhoun. Tin
body was of lace and the net skirt
was full length. On one ,-ide near
the bottom of the ski't was
large Tiand made daisy. On hei
hair was a band made of tiny gardenias,
lillies of the valley, and
baby's breath fern becoming fastened
and tipped with a pearl neck
lace and a corsage of pale pink
roses.
Attendants were Mn-- Felicia
Davis of Asheville, X. C., sister of
the groom, who was the, maid < f
honor; Mr. J. H, I.onhardt, Greenville,
S. C., lest man; Mr. W. II.
Turner of Tu.npa, Fla., oldest living
brother of the bride, who gave
gave-her in marring; Misses Helen
Gandy and Maggie Lenhai.lt. candle
attendants and bridesmaid:
Misses Frankie I.awton and Peulah
Patricia Turnebj neicis of the
Kri/ln v*i KKao AT:.. '
*v* v., iiuuuii l.cnii a
McClarden, flower girl; and Masters?Richard-"?Br-r-k?and
VTCtnr
Wright, ring aivis.
"Mrs. Minnesota Snith.MiMargaret
Sewell received Client?
it.the door and were nssi-t.-l y
Misses Sarah Writ nor ami A Annie
O Holmes" Mes<ers. 1 ash. R
R. Lipscomb, and James Timer, a
brother of the bride, who resides
in Anderson, ushers. The decorating
was supervised" by Mrs. A>1 i<
McCollough, and Miss Lottie liehols
arranged the brial boquet.
Mrs. Davis is a graduate of Benedict
College, Columbia. S. C. and
has for several years served as an
English instructor at Sterling Hi..
School of Greenville. Mr. Davis re
eived his training at.Benedict C?d
lege also?ami was connected vittr
the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company " n'nM~Ts"'"n< >w
an Asheville hotel employee.
?In?addition?to?the (!) < > nvl'le
frionds who witnessed the nut ravage,
the following out of tew
guests were present: Mrs. Liwi-.n
of Pickens, sister of the i- id- .
Mr. and Mrs. K. Poftupl. u-i?-l.and
Aunt of the groo; M: . T. S~~
Wilkins; Mr. and Mrs. Joe .'lb .. . :
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jordan: Mt-.
Georgia Jlolloway; Mr. uu-i Ms-.
B. T. Sherril of Ashe'.ille. >J. C.
An informal reception was h?!<l
immediately after the ceremony.
Mrs. J. E. Beck presided at tinpunch
bowl and Miss Ruth Heal
had chars,'? of the gift room.
Mr. Davis formerly resided in
Oreenville and it is with teg ret
that they are, not planning to live
here. They will he at home at :;S
Clingman Ave., Asheville. X. ( .
MT. ZION A.M.K. ( Ill R( II
Rev. Julius Holman, Pastor
Gainett, S. ('. Sunday. .1 tu
18th was a day to he long renu iv.
bered. This being the tlr'rd cjua'
ter, the Presiding Elder Dr. I. \\ ..
Vv 11 born p reached from Isaiah
35:8; Luke 13:22. Dr. Wiiln; preached
a powerful sermon. II
used as a subject: The Way t"
Eternal Joy. The presiding elder1'
assessment . was raised. The .finance.
was good through nit .tinday.
W0 had many visitors a
rhong whom were Misses Relate;
Black, Christine and Mr. Ber.
Wright.
The many friends of Mrs. K
M. Brown regret to know that sin"
is in the hosnital ami wist, I ,
Lpeedy?reeovrry:
We are suny to hear, that Mr.
Robert Frazier fell ami hurt his
egs. We wish him a speedy recovery.
Sunday, 7:30 the Bible f'orun
eaehers training Mass was evira
lized by the pastor in connecti?e
with the A.C.E. League. (,Mrs.'
Vnna McFarlin was placed as tin
lead of the League. Mrs. S. I
jilliaon at the head i f th(. Bib!.
Poruni; Mrs. M. M. Fuller head
if the Teachers' Tisrfoiinpr ela>s
8:30 The pastor ftreached fm
he Missionary society.
The presiding elder's daughter
rfiss Mattie Mae Wilhorn als,,- w?n
ihiped with us.
Messrs Alonzo Smith. Paul
Fohnson, Mr JohnsonV--mot-bo
ind sister were the house guests
if Mr. Smith's mulhl'i1, Mrch Nan-.
y Smith and jSfxtoY, Miss Viola
imith.^
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