Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~ --- ; wr- - ' " ' ? Saturday, July 1, 1939 Dr. E. A. Adwns, Jdrs. Adams, Avery, John Hurst and Ducy Rhodes are among the Columbians attending the World's Fair in N. Y. City this week. Rev. Nash is home keeping house. \J\fra. G. E. Nelson and her Chil. dren, Ernest and Phyllis, are in Philadelphia 'spending the sum mer. . . "Hisses Beatrice Glymph of Gaffney are students at Benedict Allen summer school. Miss Arie Lee Gaffney of Gaff, ney is studying in Columbia this summer, m . Mtsfr Laarc Jolly GafCnev is ?1= -studying list-u lh!a ijUtnmer. Mrs. A. P. Wilson of Chetaw is a summer student in Columbia. Mjrs. Ollie Covington of Che raw is here for study and recrcat ion. Mrs. Annie M. Cloud of Rock * Hill is attending school here. Miss Cleola P. Laney, Lancas. ter, is hers for summer school., Mm. Pm n Dnnrln^ ... v.. Avvvu^t , upai van burg School System, is at Benedict 4b, Allen summer school. Miss Hattie Collins of Clemson is studying here. Miss Carolyn White cf Charles, ton is studying here. Dr. Samuel F. Higgins was a - mong the distinguished Charles toninns at the Bishop's" Council in Philaeelphia last week. Double Cola is Columbia's new drink. It is manufactored at 1224 ' ' Huger St. in the company's new puant. Double Cola is a delightful drink and is the talk of the town. Mrs. Ruth Curry Dick,so,n is studying at the summer school here. j Mr. Henry Everett, son of Dr. and .Mrs. B. A. Everett, is home from Harvard University, jwhere. v i he is oae of only five Negroes at tending the college department. Mrs. Ida Ford made a quick trip to Winston.Salem, N. C. and back. Mr. Sam Howard of Leesville was in Columbia this week attening his district meeting and shaking hands with friends ^ The Rev. W. R. Bowman preach ed four sermons Sunday, preaching his final sermon for Dr. W. B. L. Clarke at Bethel Sunday night. Prof. J. H. Satterwhite of the School of Religion, Livingstone this week in Columbia. The Rev. H. D. Ramsey of Wedgefleld was inJDolumbia, Monday. MlCKLE-REESE RECEPTION The reception of Mr. and Mrs. 4. Lewis B. Mickle was given at the home of Mr. and (Mrs. Charlie Mickle, Monday night, June 26. Many guests were present. They danced to the music of Jan Garbo and played cards, rising and fall in* almost instantly. Many beautiful and useful gifts were received by the bride and groom. A course of punch, ice cream and cake was served. Everyone reported as having a wonderful time. We regret very much that our ^ mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary jMickle had to enter the hospital imme/' . .vdiately and could not attend the _reception. waverly silver star club T. The Waverly Silver Star club met at the home of Mrs. Inez Williams 2520 Cherry street. Devotions were carried on by the Chap lain, Mrs. Louise Griffin. The Lord Prayer was repeated each one "recited a Bible verse. The meeting was turned over to the president Old and new business was discussed. Miss Ruby Johnson is on the sick list. We_J?ish for her-*n early recovery. ? At visitors we were glad to ' , have with us the Sunset club. GREENVILLE The ministers are requested to announce from their pulpits that the. Convention of Colored Beauticians will convene in Greenville, ^ S. C. at the Phyllis Wheatljy Center. Mrs .Julia Breeland, Pr?w. .. -? . -4 4' ^ ?P ' '? H fun for e J t? NEW YORK?'TThe^^ 2^-acre A lection of a drawing by Artist H. .Sivelyto thrills and rib tickling. ^Chanted_forest,i!old New_York" vi HIGH HATTERS CLUB The High Hatters held its 'weekly meeting at its usual hour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Young, 2310 Gervais street. I The^ house was called to order by president at 9 o'clock. Singing ' Nearer My God to , Thee; prayer ' was led by Mrs. Wharton. The ' roll was called and everyone re- | sponded briefly. _ Old and now business was discussed, The club is looking forward to having a swell time at its anniversary to be in^oAugust. We are also planning to give a ride very soon. We will let you know wfliere when inn our-next write up. The club! then adjourned singing*'Till we J^feet, to meet at the home of. Mr. I Lowman, 2230 Hampton Ave. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLl'ft I The Lucky Bird Social club of Columbia met at tbe homo of Mrs. lallie Bell Garret 410 Marion street. Mrs. Thomasena Kennedy acting chaplain opened with the first song; prayer in ec/ncert led by Mr. Allen West; second song t by Mrs. Annie Porter; scripture ( lesson by Mr. Sam Williams. Meet 1 ing was then turned to the presi ' dent. The minutes of the last ' meeting were read, received and adopted. Sick report, Mrs. Gertrude West reported sick. Committee made report op bills and tick_fiis... Unfinished and new business was discussed, then roll call. 1G present, all responded. The club July 4th. Fare round trip 2oc. Next meeting will be on Thursday night July G at the residence otf^Miss Cornelia Oglosby, 1801 Washington street, at 8:30. Bis-., missed at: 10:20. Refreshments ! were served. Sam Williams, President Gertrude Wept, Secretary. L.AMUSANT CI.UB The club met at the home of Rev John Burroughs. The meeting was called to order by the president. Mr. E. Lewis. . After devotions, the meeting was turned Over to ~ the Tfflfftgram committee. The program was' one of much interest and everybody tcok part in the discussion. The subject of the^ discussion centered around the detremcntality of Liguorto society. Wo are proud to say that our club has taken on a sudden turn for the better and we hope that it will continue to go upward al_ ways. We were proud to have as our guests Mr. Wilis, Miss Wilson, and M.r. E. Williams. The club is planning to havO a lawn party in the near future. Our friends will be invited. As the roll was called each member responded with a silver offer, ing. Mr. Yonugblood was also a guest with us. The meeting adjourned to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Gilliam Smith. h-ament JjOwis, President ?Rosa A sherry, Secretary THE FRIENDLY FEW - . - -j? The Friendly Few Social club Washington 1018 Heidt St. Tlrc devoticmals were led by the Chaplain, Mrs. jSerena Eaddy after this the meeting was turned over to the presideet. Minutes of the THE VISITOr musement Center, shown in this M. Pettit, will be devoted excluThere will be a jungleland, enillage, a Penguin Island with live last meeting Were read, received and adopted. The discussion of 1 old and new business continued The club will give a picnic on Friday night at Taylor Tavern. Buses will leave Sumter and Wheat St., Uicc and Pickens Sts., Gcrvais j and Harden, Taylor and Harden streets, at 8:00 o'clock p.m.' The ' hostess seived sandwiches and lemonade. The next meeting will 1 meet at the home nrf. Mrs. Mat tie B. Anderson, 2314 Lady St. CARDS OF THANKS iMr. Josh Sumter and daughter wish to thank tne many friends for their kindness' during the illness and death of their mother and wife. Mrs. Willie Bell Sumter, and for. the beautiful fVral tribute, i Also thank Mr. I. S. I.eevy for his wonderful service. BILL CARVER NEWS Hardecville, S. C. Hello Bill, | How are you these hot clays ? ( flere I am working in Mother's flower garden. Mothej^Jjf not well. That's my reason for not writing before now. - | I attended Sunday School as us-}J ual Sunday, and had a beautiful j] discussion on the life of Paul. I am trying to be a good Christian, Bill, and I keep with me the gold?n rule, "Do unto others as you ' tvould have them do unto you." 1 Bye, bye, Berniee R. Primus V VlTINC IN NEBRASKA M iss Mabel Uocvdie Burton left I last Friday via train for Omaha, Nebraska. Her st^^will be in-l' definite. : L RETURNS TO NEW YORK Mrs. Irvin 1). Palm, formerly Miss Marguerite (Peggy) Russell has retyrned 7+0?New York City after spending a delightful week in Columbia visiting her parents Mr. arid Mrs. N. P. Russell. Mrs. Palm was accompanied to New York by her sister, Miss Vivian Russell, a senior at Wilev College Madshalle, Texas, and Basileus- , elect of the Phi Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. Miss Russell, South Carolina Junior Girl's Tennis champion will participate in the New York State Open Tennis tournament. NEWBERRY - Calvary Presbyterian "Church The superintendent of the Gunday school being absent, the assistant Prof. C. }y. Jones carried thy good work. on. There was not a very large crowd out Sunday; quite -a?MHttbe??of thp membersare aWay on acation. The pastor will be present Sunday. Mrs. Creesi0 Rutherford, a well known and respectable citizen passed away last week and was buried Sunday. Mr. .Julc Garrett, the painter, died suddenly and was also buried Sunday. JMrs. Alice Guise went to New York last Wednesday to visit her daughter and the World's Fair. After spending a fortnight visiting her nephew, Dr. Samuel Rob itYson in Philadelphia, attending the commencement exeVci^es at Lincoln university from which her son finished, looking?over the- World's Fair in New York and seeing th0 sights in Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. Alma Robinson tb=~" turned to #he city Wednesday night. Mrs. Bernice Pratt, Mrs. Ethel Johnson and little Miss Claretta Bluford are visiting the World's Fair in New York. Mr. Joseph Johnson, a recent j THE PALMETTO LEADE1 * TO NEW YC penguins, a Wild West show and < entertainment will be a miI!ion-dol Holm (inset), Olympic and stage 10,000-seat Marine Ampitheater., 1 graduate of Drayton Street is ncrw g a student in St. Barnabas Training school, JenkinsviHea R Mr. Walter Robinson went to ii Asbury Park, N. Y., where he li spends his vacation. n Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson of f< Union were in the city Sunday t( visiting their sister and brother- o in-law, Dr and Mrs. J. E. Grant. Miss Hulda Rutherford of New T York is visiting her parents Mr. P and Mrs. John Rutherford on R Hunter street.tl 1 P Mrs. Lula Pratt, has returned to the city after spending a?-very beneficial and successful session " of the Christian Workers'- confer once, Paine College, Augusta, Ga. " During this session, a resolution was passed asking everyone to 1 pause for a moment's silent pray- ^ er at 12 o'clock each day during the first week of July. Mi ss Freddie Lyles left a week | ago to spend the summer in ^ Brooklyn, N. Y. J Mr. S. \V. Paul and Eugenia Ah len, Mr. A. J. Everlena and Thorn a( asina Martin spent (Sunday in fa Greenville with _Mrs, C elcsiine Al- o len. They attended service in the da Presbyterian church with Rev. Mc m Adams and together with Miss Carrie GalTman had a sw^Tl dinner with Rev. and Mrs. Stoddard. so LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS of Rev. T. O. Simmons, Pastor B< S. Schools on thc circuit was in had with an appreciative attenlance. The pa<t<n- was at Soring CI Hill, and there enjoyed a eredita- L; hie service. Sunday night, Rev. Ti W. E. Lee preached at Bethel. We enjoyed hearing Rev. Lee. Next ' Sunday services will be had at Bethel. Morning services will be had as usual, and at .1:30 Rev. ar Vrvunfr and lii< rr.^nd nennle of 2'J Friendship Baptist church will be with us. Evrrvrmo is .most rar. -^ dially invited to come and hear Rev. Young, becnusc he is a pros- NT pel "preacher. The members of the -V' Lexington circuit are hoping that w pvery effort that our loving Pre>sid ing Elder E. E. G. Dent puts forth oj will be a success, beeause we love ^ him, he is -onr-ownr "p* ^_JThe meeting of the October Sj. Pink club was postpemad due to thp rally at St. Paul Rapt, church sc Wednesday night. * ' --- -w CARLISLE NEWS ? -? ' ? . , . iU Mr. Trvin Coleman is having: 2 weeks vacation iji Cincinnati, O., w with his mcfther, Mrs- Annie Bruner. w 'dtev. J. M. Pawkins, returned j-r Tuesday from Birmingham, Ala., d? after spending 1 days there on ae- 1' count of the illness of his daughter Mrs. Alvtfric Pawkins. He ^ i - ... ri'fiuria Mil* i> mui n uuin-i. Mrs. Henrietta Walish left Saturday for New York. Mr. Stark ,c^ Galmon left Sunday for Jersey City. Mr. Robert Galmon is at home again from Greenwood hospital. Mrs. Mary T.yles spent the week E end in Spartanburg with her sis- lil trrrMr. Van Dawkins of Union and T! son Van Jr., spent the week end wTth~hTs liirother and sisters. Si Quite a lovely program was W rendered at Williams Chapel A. M. E. Z. ehureb Stmday under the M auspices of Miss Lillian Medlock and Miss Arthiir Ree English. Wo thank the other churches who ' took an aetive part in the prcf ?- ' ' ' V ft -? ? >RK FAIR :* a Jther featuresr"~Outstanding in lar Aquacade featuring Eleanor sta?, to be presented in the ram. The Children's Day program at It. Eden church was very good ideed. We wish to thank Wilams Chapel, James Chape), Paldise and Jeter's Chapel churches )r the very active pints they >ck in helping to niake this one f the best we have ever had. Mrs. JMary F. Sartor and Mr. . P-.-Ham month, I)ist. Mgr. of the ilgrim Life Lis Co., motored to :ock Hill On last Friday where ley visited at the honie of Rev. [ampton and Mr. Worn sly. Fhov also visited a former school late, (Miss Savannah Jones) of fis. Sartor's. *This reunion was ideed ony o-f happiness. Mrs. -J. C. Dunbar of CharlesHi a former classmate of Mrs artor's stopped over Sunday on i>r way from the Woman's Bapst Educational and Missionary onvention of South Carolina in partanburg. We Were very glad'Dr. and Mrs tarks of Benedict college who icompanied Mrs. Dunbar this r, stopped by a.short while. Mrs. unbar remained over tintilMonly. Her stay was enjoyed very uch and hope she will comc-alin. ; ' Mrs. Ella Jonning and twoins and four daughters of San- j c were Sunday evening guests, Mr. ana Mrs. Man ion sinis. Mrs. Carrie Brown and Miss] mice Btown spent the week end Columbia. Those on sick list are Mrs. X. lick. Mrs. A. Thomas. Mrs. Eliza rles, Mrs. Mattie 'Sims, .Mrs. 1.. lomas and'Mrs. Nellie Jeter. XBFRN \rI.K iJAIT. I'lll liCII Rev. C. IV. T. Barnes. Pastor Mrs. Rosalie Frazier Pazanl ipenr's in a musical Recital June ', 1030, at Washington Library., dmission Inc. Rev. L. G. Bowman spent sev at hours' ln Beaufort last week. " Mrs. Louise Swain of Southport . C. visits her Aunt and Uncle, ir. and Mrs. G. A. Davis. Mrs. wain has made many fiiends J hile here. Ci/me with the Willing Workers i their annual picnic to Grale rove. Gr A. Davis. left fur North* jmlina to visit relatives. H0 will lend the summer in Virginia. H. David Bryan of Beaufort, the in of Prof, and Mrs. S. A* Bryan, at homo after completing hi* iursp at Hamptcm Institute. He a setam fitter, welder and plum >r by trade and is ready to serve ui?i ? Miss LeontinP Singlton left last cek,for State College to .attrnd immer school. John Green of New York City as here visiting relatives ami iends. He returned last Wednos tv accompanied fcy Mr. George razier <rf West St. B. Jenkins of Philadelphia, is siting Mr. and Mrs. George Ha prsham at West End Terrace spuouj pin? so.\jit?|?Vi .taifio ospt Mrs. Ester Raney of 110 Prince t. is on the sick lise. We htfpe for >r a speedy recovery. IN MEM OKI AM In memory of my mother, Mrs. ntma Knox, who departed this fe, July 1, 1932. __ here have "been unknown sorows, that I have felt, scret tears that I have she<l. rhife in he silent night I feel yotr and your spirit is near nieu other I shall never forget. T will be good to remember you. Yours truly, Mrs Katie Knox George ( New YotIt City, N. 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