The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 14, 1939, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, October 14, 1939
Mrs. Julia Thomas of 1013 Pine
street is leaving on September 31
for New York City to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs.
Marie Btadluy of 1878?7th Ave.
Her son Arthur is already there
in school where he successfully
made his grade.
Miss Inei. Martin has returned
^ home after spending quite some
time visiting her uncle, Mr. Samuel
Roberson in Bellaire, Ohio.
While away she als0 visited some
friends in New York City and attended
the World's Fair. Miss
Martin reports a pleasant and a
well spent. summer,
Bethel Church ln Columbia had
its last quarterly conference Monday
night. The Stewards and the
Trustees petitioned for the return
:r ~ .X'of its pastor, Dr. W. B. L. Clark
and also its new Presiding Elder
the Rev. H. D. Ramsey. The business
of the conference was very
satisfactory" to all concerned, and
the Rev. Ramsey left happy over
the financial success. To say the
least, 'Dt. Clark has done a most
phenominal Work at Bethel Churcti
this year. 1..
Mrs* Sallie E. Boyd of Peaks
spent several days in Columbia as
the guest of Mrs. Mary Boyd, her
neice, at 1916 Henderson Street
to the delight of her many friends
ntvd rplativoa,
_ Dr.. S. M. Miller, special correspondent
for the Informer-and pas
tor of the M. E. church in Sumter,
along with J. B. Bowen, Mor
ris-eollege student visited-XIalum^bia
Tuesday.
Calvary, church at Leesvillo. will
doubtless have a busy day Sun
day.?Bpv Holder r?f Mt. Olive
church will preach the morning
sermon, the Rev. H. B. Jackson
with his congregation in the afr
ternoon and the Rev. Maulin, of
the old folks?VinmP in Columbia
will preach the evening sermon
All clubs will also report. Rev
W P Rnuin.nn i a fVto nactAr
Dr. E. F. G. Dent, president of
Kittrell college in North Carolina
was a pleasant visitor here Tuesday.
Dr. Dent said Kittrell college
is on the map.
SUNNY SinF. son A I. PI.IT R
The club held its weekly meetMabra,
Page street, October 10th.
The meeting was opened b;y the
Chaplain, Mrs. Fred Wilson. Af:
ter the devotion the house was
opened for business by the Presi
dent* Mr. Eaddy. The party that
was given October 4 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy was
discussed. We wish to thank our
friends for cooperating with us.
We had a wonderful time. The en
tire house was fulled to its capacity.
Our club has progressed for
the last few months with the administration
of the new president
Mr. Lawrence Eaddy. 'After busi
ness the roll was called. Amount
of collection $16.30. We adjourn
ed to meet at the home of Mr.
,. and . Mrs. Eaddy.
The hostess served delicious
sandwiches, cake and punch.
LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB
The Lucky Bird Social club met
at the home of Mrs. Isabelle
_ Joyner 511 Marion street. The
meeting waR called to order -by
Mrs. (Marie Pollock with a song
which she led; prayer by Mr.
Boyce; song by Mrs. Kennedy;
sqriflture lesson by Mrs. L. B.
Garrick; song by Mrs. H. Johnson
which brought our devotional ser
vice to a close. Sick committee
report all up and on the go. Un-(
finished business was taken up
and discussed also new business.
The roll was called by the secretary.
Our next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Marie Pollock
500 Main street. The club
was entertained by a program as
follows: song by Mrs. Kennedy;
recitation. Mrs. Jessie Bowers;
song by Mrs. G. Norris; remarks
..Mr. Kennedy; song by Mr. Ned
Hmes; remarks by Mr. Sam Williams;
poem, Mrs. Hattie_Johnson;
Bible verses by Mrs. Lillie B. Gar
rick, Miss Obsie, Mr. Boyce, Mrs.
Pollock. We were served a delicious
repast.
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SURPRISE BIRTH NIGHT
PARTY
A Surprise Birthnight Party
was given at-the-home of Missj
Eva Johnson and Mrs. Lucile (Rich
! ardson 1007 W. Lanvalle St., Oct. )
7th in honor of Mrs. Zippirah
Glenn Gantt. The living room was
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very beautifully arranged. Invit-h
ing the guests into the dining
loom were Mr. George Gantt and
Miss L. Johnson.
Aftei 9 return from a three
nuur me guesi of honor was
brought m by Mrs. Essie Ruff;
in the jining room she was greeted
by a surprising group with
their merry song: "Happy birthday."
At an exquisitely arranged table
spread with a -lovely ccyver
and centered with a beautifully
iiranged bowl of pink roses and
birthday cake decorated with pink
candles; candle salad, candv, ^potato
chips, saitcd peanuts and Soft
drinks we'e served. Guests present
were: Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Ttuff,~Mr. and Mrsv James Saluges
Mr. and Mrs, rtufus Washington,
Mr. and?Mrs. George Gautt, Mrs_.
Lucile Richardson, Miss Eva John,
son, Mr. Clemit Glenn and Timo.
thy Glenn. The evening was spent
playing cards.
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BIRfHDAY 1'AftTY
Philadelphia.?Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Thompson, of 2330 N. 12th St.
gave a lovely birthday party in
honor of their daughter Miss
Shirley Thompson. About fifteen
children and many useful gifts
were given to Miss Thompson.
The children enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. Thompson served ice creaan
and punch. The childien went
home happy and rejoicing and
wished Miss Thompson many irjore
happy birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Anderson
of 1638 N. Mervine .St. gave a
lovely and enjoyable birthday par
ty Sept. 24th in honor of their
-daughter?Miss Josephine?Ander ..
6on. Miss Anderson received many
useful and beautiful gifts. Many
wished her mnrnl mnro hnnnv hirth
days. :
BIRTHNITE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cheeks gave
a very lovely and enjoyable birthnite
party Monday, October 2nd in
honor of their daughter Miss Mary
Helen Green. Miss Green enter,
tained more than thirty friends
Lovely music was furnished by
Mr. Edgar Williams-and Mr. William
Carter. Many beautiful pre8.
ents were received. Some of the
guests present were "Mr. Simons
Laury, Miss Lovella Entzminger
Mr. James Moultrie, Miss Florence
Entzminger, Miss Earnestine
Anderson, Mr. Solomon Deas, Mr
William Herrin, Mr. Dontild Chap,
pelle, Miss Mary E. Anderson,
Miss Ella Mae Anderson, Mr. Jas.
Brown and Miss (Henrietta Beachum
and many crther friends. The ~
guests expressed themselves as
having a very pleasant evening
and the happy group sang together
to Miss Green and wishing her
many and many more returns of
the year. We all wish to meet
Miss Green next October, 1940 in
another birthnite party.
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
Miss Matilda Hamilton gave a
very lovely and enjoyable Birthday
Party Thursday, Oct. 5th at
her home, 2540 Cherry St. Many
beautiful presents were received
during the evening. Tables "of
Whist, were played also several
other games/ '
Guests were served wine and ice
cream, cake and after dfnner mints
salted peanuts, cookies and chicken
salad sandwiches. More than 30
persons were present. All expressed
themselves as having a very enjoyable
evening, wishing Miss
Hamilton many more happy birth
days.
HIGH HATTERS SOCIAL CLUB
We held our last meeting at the
home of Mr And Mm W M T/ilin
scm, 1624 Carolina Count, October
9. The meeting was opened by the
Chaplin, Mrs. Wharten singing
"Steal Away Home" and prayer.
The house was called to order by
the vice president and the roll was
iness wasonog o89 oAA RRoA M
edOld and new business were discussed.
Adjourned followed with
the singing (/f "God be with you
'till we meet again." The next
meeting will be at the home of Mr
Thomas Lowman, 2230 Hampton
Streat, October 16.
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Seated upon the throne is Mist
ninth grade at the East End High
young daughter of Mr. and Mis.
"Miss East End" for 1939-40.
Attendants, left to right?toj
RtfSa Mae Moon; bottom, row: Mi:
Tl^Miin TVT nol/ TV1 n v.. XUi.ir.U4
>/vuwiv^ iua\.n, mat ^ ucail tVlJgllt.
WAVERLY STAR SILVER CLfR
The Waverly Star Silver dub
held- its weekly- meeting at ~~T?7
home of Louise Gunner "on Chen;."
street.. After devotions- were etu
ried out, the house was opened
for busines. Old and new business
was discussed. The club deTridcd^-to?prvr
a winner?roast \t't" 1017
Tree street, Monday . nighl
in the yard of Mis.s Anna B. Wllson.
Come we, come all and enjoy
jgturself.
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
FLASH DIAL Note:
This column ? witP* bo-written
semi monthly by 'Arvin _
Black, a student of B. T. Wash
ington High School.
Hello Everybody!
Just taking time out to convene
with you, and turn "inside out'
some of the latest flashes from
your Alma Mater.
Everyone was so happy to bo
back a grinding at those three R's
once more -Especially those that
are doing it for the last?ti'me1
down here. Referring to 0Ur digified
seniors.
Among th(. faculty are several
new teachers, who. we hope, will
enjoy teaching here.
-- During the earlier weeks of
school we chanced to see many
"grandmas" and rosy cheeked
boys, namely: Margaret Youngblood,
Janie Atkins, Madeline
Pearson, Ruby Smith, Sarah Neeley,
Elizabeth Bates, James Labrew,
Joseph Burrell, Benjamin
HerriVi, Donald Chappelle and Wrl
liani McClain. who were being initiated
for membership of "The
Musical Arts Society.
The faculty and student body
had the pleasure of listening to
a splendid lecture from Prof. H
VV. Baumgardner of Allen University
on Monday.
On Friday of this week we are
lookimg forward tc freeing each
and every one present at the foot
ball game between Booker Washington
and Finley High School
at Hurst Field. So come-on nil ol
you B. i. W. Alumni mcmbois
ar.d cheer our boys to vvtory
When the whistle toots at 3 o'clock
be there won't you?
What'll it be, oh, what'll it be!
is the theme topic around here
these "nearing tho Jlaiy?days." .
And just between you and me,
folks, I am going to do a lot of
"scooping" around on that day,
and let you all know just what it
really was. So remind me to
take along my "ditto"' pad.
Well so long, 'till nex week.
?ARVIN BLACK
LEEDS NEWS
By Bessie L. Feaster
On Sunday Mr. Preston Feaster
along with the writer motored to
Georgia to visit their son and
daughter, Willie Preston and Pauline
Feaster, -at- Boggs Academy
We enjoyed our stay very much
We arrived in time for service. Rev
C. W. Francis preached a wondcrful
aermon. They have a beautiful -
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school, Seneca, S. C., the talented .
\V. D. Addison who was crowned
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4ses' Jemima Hicks, Mary Cheriry,
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church on the campus. The girls i
had rfp their uniforms of blue
skirts and white middies. .
After service we were .invited in ^
to the dining room to have dfn- i
ncr. The teacher and students had 4
a delicious dinner of nice fried i
chjgken, vogatr.bles, desserts, ice <
water, etc. They ate until they ^
wanted no more. " ^
We then viewed the buildings.
There are five brick buildings besides
the outer building, all re- *
modeled and plastered and a beau- *
tiful campus *.enclosed with shrub- ?
bery and trees. j?
Prof and Mrs. Torrence are a ?
great, spoke in the wheel there.'4
They are doing exceptionally a
good work. Mrs. Torrence teaches ^
sixth grade and after school she
is busy in the libiary. She has up'
to date a library with plenty of i
imformative books. . <
MARRIAOE^ANNOUNCEMENT ]
Mrs. Mamie Durham, of East ^
Gervais . street, announces the ^
mairiage of her sister Mai ip Le- 1
win to Mr. Sam C. Chambers, of ^
Hendersonville. X. C., on Sept. <
19, 19391 ?"T <
PINE GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH
. Rev. C a. Dunlap,. Pastor *?
The Sunday school opened at
10:30 by the Supt., Bro. J. C.
Rauls and teachers at their post (
of duty. The lesson was beauti i
fully discussed by the pastor. *
The high noon service was conducted
by the pastor, he delivered
a soul stirring sermon. The
Lord Supper was administered.
The amount of money collected
$30.00. s
We were glad to have Mrs. E. A. '
Adams, her daughters, Misses
Edna, Lucy Rose, Mrs. W. D.
Chuppello, Mrs. W. B. L. Clarke
to visit us, to witness a missionary
program wheh was postpon
ed. ^
The Hip- Sister eluh is r>rn<*ro??
ing fine.' On last meeting the
club gave a shower in honor of
the President, |Miss Fannie Paris i
at the Home of Mrs. Willie Paris, j
A delicious course of chicken 4
and rice, ice cream and cake were
served. The meetng at the home
of Mrs. Estella Clark was a success
conducted by the Vice-Presi- c
dent, Mrs. Linia B. Ray.' It was 1
planned to have a Big Sisters' J
Popularity contest November 23.
1939.
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Mrs. Daisy Brown Davis of ]
New York was the guest of Mrs. <
Nancy Paris and family on Mon- J
day evening and Mr. and Mr- .
Walter Brown of Columbia. , t
Every day school is progress- *
i^ig fine. The first month of 1
school was a success, under the
direction of the teachers Mrs. R. 1
W. Thompson, Miss Martha Paris. 3
\Ve were glad to have our Super- |
visor Mrs. D. K. Jenkins and Mrs. \
Francis Thomas to visit us on last
week, M-r*-.- Thomas organized * a
Y. P. C. 4-H club. The Presidenl (
Miss Queen E. Redmon; Secretary 1
Miss Julia Rauls. We are looking ^
forward- to the State colored fair, -j
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'hairs, including Head Rest and
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Located at 2481 Millwood Ave.
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Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling,
Croquinolling, Finger Waviiyj,
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring,
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PHONE 5687
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A"nie M. Pope, T. Malone, Pres.
Furnished Rooms
IVith or without board at 1933
Jickens St. Reasonable Prices,
l-t MRS. E. D. SMITH.
Chickens?Chickens
Fryers and Young Hens. Seel
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iurst. Phone 8264.
FEDERATION' NOTK8 "
When you read these notes the
Harvest Festival will be history.
[ shall not attempt to report the
loings of the Festival as I shall
>e going beyond my bounds but
[ do want to express the appreciitron
off the Education Comniit:ee
to those who responded^to ow ippeal,
and ask those of you who
'orgot to send us that dollar to
ileasP do so soon..
We know you are not going to
'ail us in these timnc H??<niicn
fou arP bighenrtcd and you know
hat "He who giveth to the poor
endeth tp the Lord." Surely you
vill lend to. the Lord.
To the following we say, may
/ou live ion#- -to help earry on- his
(rreat work: Rev. James P
Warrick, Morris College $1.00
MV. King, \k>orhees, $1.00; Mr.
MelVrn \Logan. Voorhees $1.00; I
tfrs. Callie B. Wright. Denmark
Urs. E. R. RaveneL Darlington, J
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October 21?Arrive Hopkins
October 21?Arrive Gadsden
October 21?Arrive Kingville
October 21 ? Arrive Fort Motte
October 21?Arrive St. Matthews .
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