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Saturday, October 12, 1940 . A A A A A I BAKE _?^ m | V The whole famil> "i -. |?1-- . I -X' ' "' . * X A pure wholesom X ALL! X COLUMBIA x ^ A ^ A ^ " : ti r ti ?^rnorv\i A f^ 11 MENTION ; t< - XXXKK'*X^K~x~X~X~X"X~X~X" Misses Thelma M. Miller and Flora L. Orr and Mr. Issaee--Me?graw, teacher, supervisor and tea. J cher respectively of Colleton Coun- e tv were in t}ie city Sunday after- S . noon visiting Mr. Wesley Simmons I nil Pine street, Miss Margaret ? Smith of Pendleton street and Mr \ and Mrs. McGraw on Marion i _ street. Their stay was reported I as being an enjoyable one; e Mr. Melton Lewis, senior at Al i l?-n university here, was guest speaker during League hour at I St. Jaipes A. M. E. church last C Sunday? His subject was "The Lingering Task"." M iss Georgia Mae Chirp, recent | M irradiate of Allen university left Sunday to begin her initial year u as teacher in the " city school of } 1 tishopville, S. C. t i | Miss Annie Belle Brown, H.N., lias ^returned home, after spending three years in New York r City. Her^Tnany friends arc glad f to learn thut she intends remain > ing home. \ DAUGHTER ELKS - ENTERTAINED .. - L On Monday night October 7th ^..Daughter Amy Ligon entertained the Daughter Elks of Primrose * temple Nil till. All kinds ol games were played. A very de lieious repist was served. A cou s. 1 pie of the Bills of Palmetto Lodge , No. 3412 I. B. P. O. E. W. were I | present also. Will ST TO U UN A M EN T OCTOBER 15th ; . . t A Whlsl Tuui iiainent?will Ih- s eiven hv Primrottfr Tenntie No. i till Daughter Elks at the Odd Fed- lows' hall Tuesday night October 1 15th, from 8:30 until 1:30 o'clock. Refreshments free. Admission _i 35 "centsT The public is cordially I invited to attend. u ~ FRIENDLY FOl'RTKKN * * SOCIAL CLL'H \ The Friendly Fourteen Social ' club met at its usual hour Thurs- 1 <lt y night past and we had a love 1 ly meeting. The club is planning < for a silver tea 'the second Sunday ? in this month, October 13th. Y'or ire cordially invited to attend, a' 1222 Gate street, 5 o'clock at the >_hnme-o?- Mr. and Airs. C. Ct Coleman. DoiWfefforget the date and .< don't forget' the place. H Mr. George Brown, Pres. I Mv fl \V \tr-Diiniel See. "THE REGULAR FELLOW" ' "The Regular Follow" hold theii ^ meeting at the usual time and v place. Before the opening of the n * -meeting Mr. Freddie Ferguson ? brought before the members the topic " Why are Negroes paid less ,4 for labor?" Most of the members j believed it is due to the individula. ^ The South Carolina Negro seems ^ r to be plet sed with whatever he ^ L receives front the employer, while in J,he presence of the employer the Negro seems to hide all ^ t noughts of oppression from the r employer. The discussion was stop ped by the vice president Mr 'i Freddie Fergusion in order to open T the - meeting. r The meeting was very success- J ful. Monthly- dues were collected I; and we were honored with tho o presence of one of the old members o Mr. Jarvae Oree. d The members are asking for the t presence of every member in the i next meeting, October 16, business t is of vital importance. a ? Mr. Ivey Bowmen 0 TUESDAY EVENING SOCIAL f? CLUB ' C Rosa Lee Carson, Reporter ' w P. n The Tuesday Evening Social v\ ^ Club held their regular medting vs n Tuesday evening, October 8 at the T home of Mrs. Willie Mae Rrown n l " 928 Pine. The house was opened b for business by the "president, the h devotional was led by the chaplair b Mrs.Gertrue Felder. The house wa* a ' V BETTER r will appreciate the c \DLU1 e flour milled of choic < EN BROI + + * * + **$* ?%> ? <$? + ? *t* <%? h<jn turned over to the president i he minutes were read, received! nd udopted, the roll was called. I ach member was nresent. The I leetimr adjoined to meet Qt tht) . ome of Mrs. Rosa Lee Carson. 104 Pine St. The hostess served potato salad, ot dogs, pecan pie. We aie glnd i see Mrs. Martin home again. mm m ^ THE Y. 1*: S. T. CLUB - The club" met at the home of Ir. and Mrs. Outen. Meeting was ailed to order by the president long, We are Climbing Jacob'9 .adder. Prayer by I). Myers. The icripture lesson read by Mrs Vatts. Minutes of the last meet ng were read and adopted. Soiig .ot Jesus Lead Me.. Roll called; ach member answering. Next neeting will be at the home - of drs. Rosa Ross, 100# Gregg St. -ADIES' BIBLE CLl ll f EI.EBRATKS ANNl VERSA K \ The Ladies Bible S.uci.v Club if Bookdr Washington heighd-belebrated their first anruversi r.v he club being one. year-old Oct iber 2nd, at the home of 2.1 r. am drs. Isaac Friday, 11201 Washin,-on Ave. Ea.h member invited a most. The program began at X:ir> o'lock and the speakers of the eveling were .Mrs. F. K. Thomas of Jethel A. M. E. church Rial Miss \. A. Nelson, K. N. of first Cat ary Baptist church and Mrs. j{. .. White of Welsely M. E. ehureh. The home was beautifully deorated with the club colors which .re green and white, with beautillefully cut flowers. On the (lining pom table were a white lace eo ?er with six candles and in the enter the Holt? Bible. Ice cream, ike and preen and white mint/ vere served. The club meets <?very Aednesday evening at 7 o'clock Visitors arc always welcomed. Mrs. Kmily Davenport, Reportei SOCIAL S A VINOS (LIB The Social Savings club was en ertnined by Miss Rust. SteVen op at llJJJ (il't't'lj street Thu neeting was opened by repeating did Psalm in concert after which lihle verses were repeated by ach pel son and a Bible reading iy tin President, Mts: Stevenson he meeting was then opened foi Id and new business. We had a tew member, Miss Lilly Taylor Ve are giving a fish fVy and chit erling supper 11 the home of liss llattie Johnson, 2215 1-2 Pen leton street, Saturday, Oetobe: 2th, 1010. The public is invited 'he meeting was closed by benelietion after whidn the hostess eTveii a delicious course. R S. C, * I'lir Rose . Social, club 1 eld its ci eklv mooting Tlies<fay, October i at the home of "Mi's, O'neida Joozer on Li urcns street. Tht ouse .was called, to. oi'du by thv iresident. First selection Where ie Leads Me; prayer was repeat d; second selection The One Rose fter which the roll was cs lied and ach member responded briefly rith a Bible verse and does. Tin liinutes of the last meeting were ead, received and adopted. Don't forget folks about oui nniversary being held on October 5, 1910. Our next meeting will e Wednesday, October lb oik the Qme of Mrs. Ellen Cruniptou.-on> Valnut street. During the evenng a social hour was enjoyud. . LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL ( LI B Tin* club held its weekly meetng at the home of Miss J(uth )reher, 51.1 Sumter ..'t. i The neeting wis called to order by ilrs. Nellie OMSbn, acting chapnin and our devotion was carried ut as usual.. Due to the absence f the president, the Cioe-presi ent presided. The mjnutes ol\ he last meeting were received ' and approved. Sick cbaimiti- | ee renorted hr, member sieU New ?d unfinished business was dis ussed by the club. . Mrs. Nellie Green will have n sh fry nt her hom?Saturday nite ictober 12. Mrs. Hittie Johnson ill have a peanut grab at tho ext renula'r meeting. The club as favored with a short .projjfVam 'hich was enjoyed by everyone Tie roll was called, 13 member* resent. The rtext meeting will e at the home of Miss Lois Birop, 1028 College St. Dismissed y Mr|. Nellie Green. The club as _-/OTVerf a delightful supper - - - - ? - _ BREA leliglitful difference i rill be the results when #r4 lta tab] li test ?st of wheat and blen< :hers m MILLERS OF FRESH ?$? ?$? +? +?++ CAB CALLOWAY A> Hirifv upmAv x-1/ i M. 1 Ail% AJ 1111 1./J1 1 1^1 III! Complementing Cab Calloway ami his world famous orchestra is an mtrurband organization known to fiance fans and jitterbugs as the Four Cab .Jivers. The personnel of the quartet is made up of "Chu" Berry, Oozy Cole, Milton Hinton and Danny Barker. All four -of the men are -well known virtuosos of their respective instruments as will the dancers who will cavort to Calloway's band on October 18 at the Township AiKUtoriuuh?Columbia. S. C-. learn.Both Cozy Cole and Chu Berry were nominated by l'aul Whiteman on his A11-American swing band. Cozy plays the drums while Berry's specialty is the tenor sax. Milton 11 in ton is well known for his capabilities on the lass violin or "dog- house" as it is known among jitterbugs, while Barker really whirls his lingers like -mad ?over tin? guitar.?or "Strum Box." The Four Cab JiOcrs were or Kuuizi'u one evening when the Calloway organization was playing1 at Now York's famous Cotton dub. During the early part of one evening when there were few customers seated in the club, the four boys began a 'jam"^.session. When they had completed a run through "After You're {lone" the few cash clients began applauding and _ahiiuting. for more. Calloway who was in his dressing room, overheard the applause and it served to give birth to an idea which is now popular from coastto-eoast-and is known to recorded music fans everywhere. During the dance engagement -Ctdj_ Calloway and his band -will play ut the Township Auditorium, the Cab Jivers will render several of their specialities. ~ SLNNY SI 1)1-: SOCIAL (4.1 II 1'ho S any Silk' Social e!ub an*' '.it tlii- homo of Mo. Until Jenkins -Mrmthry?rrkrkt. October 7.?Tin.1 do."otii/iK \\ere 01 rried out in its us. tail manner. The meeting was veiy brief.' I'nlinished business -was that?of'- a prhit dress Haiice which was given ut the Chauf'.felirs club Tuesday night, Octo ber"8. We wish to thank the othol clubs and friends for their heart,\ cooperation giving us a packet house. A * j>ri/e of ."> pounds id sugar was won by Mrs. Julia Voimg for wearing the Lest tit -ing print dress. "The -judges were Mis. t'atherine Worley, Mr. Howman and Mr. Brown. The club girls wore bine print _ princes' style dresses made .of the same pattern ^nd. material. Everyone expressed themselves as having enjoyed a big evening pf fun with the "print dross girls. The nyxl meeting will be lit the homo o? A^j*. and Mrs. Kennedy. The hostess served, a delicious j"nast. I..VITA NEWS Over Two Thousand Attend Community Fair Beginning' on Monday. Sept. 30, and running through Saturday, 0ct.?G, the people of the "Skilled,'' an all Negro community, turned out in full force to put over one ol the finest exhibits of cooperative community life se^n in this section for some time. This marked the fourth and one of :|ho most successful Fairs in this'community. The women of the group had charge of exhibits and were under the direction of Mrs. J. W, Win'dom. ThostT* in charge ,of booths were as follows: Mrs. A. J. Green, quilts: Mrs. Dora Fladger, garden; Mrs.-M. M. McCoy, fancy work, Mrs!"* W. L. Jackson, cooking; Mrs. Anna Quick, sewing; Mrs. Foster 'Johnson, flowers; Mrs. Luke Shippman, florals; Mrs. W. I.. Rethea, laundry. Mrs. Ifattio. Bethea, fruits; and Master Lewis McMillan, hobbies. The exhibits were artistically arranged in beautifully decorated booths. Many fine specimens of farm products were on display, including corn, potatoes, oats, melons, cane, peas, soy beans, and cured meat. Mr. R. C. Bacote, farm demonstrate agent of Marion, gave an extension service display and show ed how grain may be treated through a home made device. To add to the merriment there was a carnival with all of the *' '* - -"I-- ? . ^ .... . _ I .,.'. THE PALMETT^H^ADE: ^ +*+ $* * D and CA n your baking?-Better yoipchange to FL( [led with the finest ingi IILLING C GRAHAM FLOCK > ?> < * JD HIS ORCHESTRA IT, OCTOBER 18th | tbppinns. Six stalls were in opera| tion to furnish all the barhecue j and whatnot that appetites calif I for at a fair. -The men sponsoring this ent rj pr.iso have fenced in the profunda .and built permanent stalls. They I plan to make it an annual affair . The officers are ^T. W. WmcTom j president: Mack Innman, vice presi I dent; L. P. Fladger. seC-etarv; A. , T r:?rw.? First and second prizes were wiNje: Mrs. R.-K. Gordon, Dillion; M i s. Lip-line Blackwell. Little'1 j Rock: .Mrs. Garfield Botlu-a, Oil- 1 i lion; Messers T. R. Brown, Tom Bethen and K. Bethca. Mrs. A. V. llagin , STATIC Ml 1.1.DOGS OPKNS , HOME ENGAGEMENT WITH I I.ANK RED DRAGONS I Orangeburg. S. G. ?South Caro- [ .Una Slate BuIKlogs will open theii ' three home engagements next Sat-- ' nrdajc against Lane College Red j Dragons. .'aeksoii. Tennessee. pre*. ( dieted I'.Mtl Southern . Gonl'ei'enee' Champions and possible It in" rat-., ional contenders. ?. The l'.'lh Bulldogs had theii initial shot "away from home ast |' Saturday while the Lane Dragons , have played three engagements I since the beginning of the season. , The Aggies showing against the Mountaineers of West Virginia who won 11-0 gave the three ' coaches of Soutli Carolina State an insight of the "Best from a new freshman outfit that mainly com-! absed the '1040 squad. The new cornel s . with only two weeks at i ( I'undiunentals and new plays -werel not so bail against the high'\ ( vaunted West Virginia . "Miners." ] Katie College with tin if all Alllel ieati Jack (iilmoie and "scat" quarterback Hollow el will have plenty ol" trouble in the new. stud- * ~ ium at ()t anuel in g w!.mi the Hull? dogs are unleased. Tlie Bulldogs .will be decidely bette.i on the home . grounds- -and?will?dotv-e h;nl "tin? acid test" that distin. uishes the "dross" trorir the "gold." Five thousand South Carolina l'ootall tans art* exported to set' the opener here in Slate College's t vvn new stadium?Mid I^ine must put on liie gridiron evetything they have to keep the spirited Bulldoes" from winning. The attraction promises to Wreak all attendance records fort a season "opener at South Carolina State. The Bulldogs will We ill the spot . light against the Bed Dragons, i Two weeks following this opening j engagement the Aggies will pluy -r4n?a?Homecoming. Saturday Oct. on i n.. ..i i . : ? ~\j u^aiiiM v uu i\ v (in illlother. 1 i? 10 chantpioi^hip contend J or. Those two names are the only home encasements. ?<n the regular ~ schedule, the other home cngugement being an into* post season classic Saturday..Tiwc Tth against Alcorn College. The 1040 Bulldogs begin the Southern 'Conference schedule ugai.ist the Red Dragons of Lane next Saturday ami have u very good chance to stop the Dragons in their championship quest and become the conference contenders for that first place themselves. ? . ? I'ROF. BAIMGAUDNKR C ('EST SPEAKER AT HI.AK ELY i By \V. It. Bowman Blakely,. October 8?Sunday, October 7 was a great day at Je rusalcm M. E. church". Large i crowds came from ft l and heaie-to i hear Prof. II. \V. Buumgardn$r of ; Columbia who was.-invited to de- , liver the Educational address foi Blakely graded school. ' - 1 \\\ B. Brisbren acted as?niaatei :>f ceremonies and hi> introductory I remarks concerning our educa- : tional work stirred the large oon i P*l'nD". tinn l\I ? r v i *' 111 i .4 iMutnmamm'i : spuko from tlie subject: Tlic Tien J ul'its of Education. This address s the talk of the* town. Several i solos were sunt* by little Gracie i Iitishren, 8 years-old which cause i much favorable comments. Mrs. Biisbren has lx'en the prin < cipal here sev-'rat years and has made enviable record as a tetcher t The people are asking that Dr i Baunifirardner and Mr. Brisbren re i turn again at an early (fate. f u * ke:s :?I , Lighter Bread, and )UR I , edients to give, you tt :ompan^ GREEN ^ *? < *< ALLEN FOOTBALL-j> EUS READY FOB Kr A. A. COMPKTI T10N " |.! * i ' New York Realtor * ? Alumnus makes (iift ! To Team??:? ?? / Vi". Ci. Kmeison, New York City i vui estate man and aluinnus nl 1 A lion University -sent?a sttbstantiaT pift to the management of athletics at Allen recently in reL'opnition of the team's ha-, inp won. the lO.'l'J football champion-! ship in their association. The presi dent of the University, the ath-| I otic committee, the faculty anl]^ students are all encouraged by Mr. Emerson's lariress and believe L that other alumni and alumnae will' ^ Ijc> stimulated to follow his saluta- v ry example. ? 'i-!,.. i - - - - ? tvuii* J/Kl > lll^. INK'S OJli-J unlay atlhiytona Beach. Floi'iduTm, where they meet the hard fight-' nig corhorts of Mary McCleod Be- . thutic, the natttmls number one s Nen'i'ti woman. Bcthtine-T*oohiiTOTr () College. Accompanying the team j are coaches Thomas B. Nylson, j( Ijfad coach, William' Lawson. first ^ assistant, Toney V. Swinton. sec- a nid assistant, and Robert 17. Peg- ( ;iese, atldeU^^director.^^ ^ntifc-ht " game was lost to the Johnson P Smith Bulls of Charlotte and the1 v Colored Intercollegiate Athletic |i Asso'n. 15-0. The season's open ] , L-r was dropped to Morris Brown s 34-05*Bi*own has since defeated j ruskegee in the Southern Confer-j ? mice. The .remainder oi Allen's n schedule is October 1!?, Livingston, a at Salisbury, N. C.. October '20,' 'i Morris College. at Sumter? \'iv.l i-inUr 2, I'aino College, at Colum-jt bia; November R, Georgia State| t College, at Thunderbolt (Savan- h iiuh). Ga.. November 10, Fort Val-ja ley State College, at Ful't Valley,! . [ia.; November 21 (Thanksgiving), t t'lat'lin College, at. Oritiitreborg.il; November 20, open. pi first \ v / vu kt+i ll.M'TIST CHI 1U II I Rev. W. H. Neal, l'a?tor The Snnilay sehool opened Son lay Oetobej t>, at 10:20 and was carried out in tl.e usual nianiitii v ith the Supt., I>ea 1 "Russell presiding. The regular morning services ; wore begun at 11 with Rev I Nes.d" in the pjtd-pit. His morning: message was taken from tin- 10th ' and 2uth verse of the 20lh ehap | ter of l.uke. His subject was ' Come to jthow apprecii lion lor the suffering and death of Christ 'I on the ("loss. This was our lee 1 ulai Communion day ami lte\ j N't a! proved by hi# sermon tt at| Cominutynn was meant for sin* ' IU'1'S. At 7:.'k> Sunday night llev. Nya! broujht another of his soul stirring messages. On Monday night. Oct. her 7 tlie revival meeting continued \\ it: Kev. S. ('. Campbell ol'_ Anderson in the pulpit-. . yts subject Mote lay night wis What van I do to Save Myself t'roiS Myself---This message gavt. all a tna* duternu* j ration ti> do nrore, to save the I Upper selj^ from the lower self j WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion ( hurrh Rev. J. A. l.ipsey, I'astor The annual conference is m at i 11 hand and our pastor will ptvaet j his last sermon Sunday in this j conference year hut we ate look j ittg forward for his return fo? ^ another year. We are striving tt , Bend him to the conference with a round report and we are i skine your prayers that wo may he sue* I cQsful in doing so. Miss Ada I.. Parks has returned to her home here aftter spending I jne week in Greenville. S. l". a- . the tiiiest of Miss Mary 0. Donald She reported having had a grand time. Burn to Mr. and Mrs. George fetifuaon, twin d&uffhtei*^. in meU-i DeloTs and Doris. Mother and ; >abtes are doing nicely. Mrs. Ferguson is the' former Miss Myrtle iiritrgs of this city. Pro f. Allen Williams, Meslames Ella Harnett. Evelyn WilHum and Dot. Linder attended ;he Grand Council of the Workng Benevolent at Popular Spring hurch Thursday night. They rc)ort having had a nice time -Va, F?: Cukes : , irv : VSEL best : \v ^ r i sh< * t ;\vood t hl df^EA; *? * ? *? ?*? * . i-: ' _ .. IK'S. \\ li l .i.l.l.k VI K'lx.KWncb Mi ? K. I. V i,.... ii'inviti-i ] 11'i:i W i!. I I r> <.l.i;t .*I!u. ' j i. ? t ?.v. (!- ;it ;iv ' Ki uni.i' Me!l.mji-1 i liilivi i <-v i\ iti ] iit-t lir jr. IK ip subject I- i May int 1 )< t Kt i 11 \\ Hi t?. ( >i? *\|. . lb . J n l'|i ; S!:. v. ill ; :.t Si' lit.rv! i: the Iirt'fi:! rit i : ifitl* WinnsK<-n> ami will |>;i i it fii.nl sermon Si;i,tin\ n.y1.1. !... { I,,' ?. 1 I >..y . |, - V j J( III N STUN NKNVS The VhrisfniHs Savijicc t'tnlr The I In istinn.- i.'iavlli- f ' !ul net at the he.'iutiI'n! i;Yv. ht.ji.t' <: Irs. Isabella Anns}- ? i: Tuf-i r veninr. Oet. 1st at X >.'< I.1. M>bnos. the chaplain/lfl .i- ,r. .it- : otitio- after whit!, the lutein.. ens turned o' or int< j|. .. if the pro vera id cotmaitu- f thiyh Mrs. Hammonds isnan. A very nice program snendeivd. ineludiny readnnh-' Ir< 'i iiepibots 'and tvaidn : ongfs. The meeting waV i .r:.< d \er tu tiii* presideiTt.-M i s. I'opr til of tlie teachers \m i < | 11 icludiiiK ti e neu n.rml , diss AJ ma Wallu-r fi>>n. Aikei rubMis.-?Mainif?1 k 11 i ? . !': !: ? Jrecnwood. Each teach.-i and iemln r present said a iVa ut. d die roll wiis called and 'he lie y collected. Three tieu u.i mi i /ere added, Miss Seurll. Mi-'cterson and Miss Walk Tr.' ostess then took .chary e ant erved a delicious drink and cakes Iveryone present .expressed them elves "as havine enjoyed t:.. leetin^ and adjourned t> meet t Mrs. Camilla Mohley. tin rir nicsdav in Novr-mbei'. Rev.- and Mrs. Henry IVt. rs. n ho parents of one of the r.eu eachers" Miss Mamie Petels-I: live been to visit their da i.t ej . nd Mrs. Autos duunnc 11.* ueeh Mrs. John I^at'imoie has r? ui ned from Charlotte, N t and 1 lllit >\ llle. ulieie :>i tives. REKSK, I'ltl'S ttaaji o <& ^ -?v ,; k^MPWS i FRIDAY NO TOWNSHIP S COM" MB DANCING FK( ADMISSK ? AW\-on/?rt Ti/il-ni.' 7~.*. ? .iu' iiiiw i u i -K < White Spet Tickets, Now on Sale at I hi Cafe, La Fayette Fool (iet your Tickets Karl\ EI).' .J. /? PAGE SEVEN -len BRO? 1 J^LrlN G (|hl ^lit ^?^vl )RT paTEN J 1 7 GH QUALITY 3 iONABLE PRICE^ ' i:. \\. ; ?.. . i a'':vi -i. A .'' iv.i ri . vii-itiiiK* Vri-'uN < AiU<-! St. Sui.?l;i> ' 1 . * j ." ! ;? -,l 1 ; !i<- .Uft' ?#il1 JfiU ? . ; ?*.%..-. , : ' tl.f vNf-k t-ii?' :.L i.?-! 5.ii. ,Nw. tn ! . > , 'I ,.i . % ..ii , i. ii' .Hi- < tiiiiinK ;it 'l}ji : <J.WK churcii .Sun ' ~ : ~ i ii.\ i'.-it ti. MAKE LOVE'S DREAMS ?;? CEME TRUE! - "Je'iP Grey I;cir mokes you "old -<* _ , looking." 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