The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 30, 1941, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Saturday, August 30, 1941
I nERSON AL?
(-MENTION |
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? Mrs. Idella Green wfas int town
for the funeral of her brother-in- P
? law, Mr. Jack tR4ver?7 ^
Mrs. Matildu Barefield of 2506
Gervais St., has returned home
A from a pleasant trip after visiting A
^ her relatives and friends of New t]
York City and Washington, D. C n
She reported un enjoyable trip, _
n
Mr. and JVlrs. James Gallman a
of 2326 Stark street have return- v
v
ed from t^irtripto New York j
reported a pleasant stay.., f
v
sonville, Fla., and Mrs. M. W. ^
^ Goodson of Birmingham, Ala., are s
m visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hoi- '
and Mr. and Mrs. W.. W. Ilolley ?
ley of Gadsden and Columbia,
of Columbia, S. C. " - ;
Mr. Charles F. Janerette, for- *
merly of this city but now living
in Phila., Pa., was in the city "last v
week visiting his mother and fam- ?
% ily. His many friends were glad
to see "him. He was accompanied '
by his little son, Charles F., Jr. ^
Miss Sherley Johnson, t^nugh^
ter of Dr. and Mrs. A. B.. John- t
son who has been in Washington 1
Philadelphia and Atlantic City ?
all of the summer with relatives
will return home next week. \
Mr. Fred Moore and Miss Mae 1
Wilson?of- Charlotte, N. C.f were ,
among the out-of-town friends v
who attended the funeral rites of t
Mr. Jack Rivers. Wlhile in the_
city they were the house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker. ,
Mrs. Edith Hicks Lloyd and
children Letitia, William, Jr.,..and
^ Gloria of Washington, D. C. areW
in Columbia visiting relatives and
? friends. Totitis returned ~t o
Washington Thursday morning to
resume her work las telephone
operator at the Y.M.C.A.
I
* Dr. A .B. Johnson has moved his (
office from the old location on ^
Assembly street to 2025 Taylor *
street, across the street from the u
^ Thomas Drug store. The phone i
W number is 2388. Dr. Johnson is (
out of 'his office this week in Lit- ?
tie Rock, Ark., where he wilt be t
for several days in Hot Springs.
__ _ _j j
r, Mrs. M. Crozer Carroll-Taylor
" of Washington was herefor the _
week-end as the house guest of '<
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Can oil on <
Oak street. Mrs. Taylor left Tues 1
day night for Wake Forest, N. (J.
to join her husbland, Mr. Harmon J
T. Taylor for the return trip to
Washington. *
i : ? '
^ Mr. James A. Smith, of 413 Ho'
tyart PI., Washington, D. C., who
is in the Pullman Service of the
Seaboard R. R. Co. spent a few
- hnn ra in Co 1 um bla . S. ~ C., ~ and vis- i
ited the home of Mr. and Mrs. i
Dean on MeDufRe^ street i
\
Miss Frances Simkina, clas3 of
'42, State college, daughter of Mr. .
afltd? Mr?T Andrew W. Simkins, j
2025 Marion street left during <
the week for Summerville to vis- ,
k it relatives land friends. Miss (
" Simkins will be away from the c
Mty for about ten davs1 (
c
Mrs. Charlotte Simkins-Ramey (
of New York, formerly of Aiken
was Hie hoUJRJ "grcwst: of her brother,
Mr. Andrew W. Simkins and ,
Mrs. Simkins last week. Mrs. ?
Ramey left during the week for j
Aiken to visit old friends in Aik- ~
en ana EiOgeneia counties ueiore
her return trip to New York some {
time in September.
h? ?-.-Minn Annie Marie Dent of Wake
Forest, N. C. left Columbia Tues- *
day for Wake Forest and Washington
where she will enter school
in September. Miss Dent made ^
many frienda while here, she
hopes to return next summer.
She was accompanied by Mrs. M.
Crozer Carroll-Taylor on the return
trip to Wake Forest. a
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^ Y. P. S. T. CLUB J
The Y. P. S. T. club met at the j
home of Mrs. Ross. The meeting j
was called to order by the president.
Song and prayer by the r
chaplain. Song, atrripture reading, v
song. The minutes of the last p
meeting were read, received and p
adopted. The roll was called. Each
member answered. The next meet- |\
ing will be at the home of Miss r
I T 1QOO *cr re
, V7?i Ciji mute, iuvo "i^RK ' f II
David Outen, reporter 11
>L' TTON CK A WFORI)
iUPTlALS
Orangeburg, S. C.?Mid a host
>f relatives and friends and
igainst a background of cabheral
tapers, white asterst pink
dadioli, green palms and stnilax
he marriage ceremony of Miss
larian Sulton, second daughter of
lr. and Mrs. McDuffie Sulton to
'Ir. Thomas James Crawford of
fanning, South Carolina, took,
ilaee at the home of the bride's
>arenttt with the Reverend S. C.
Jsher, Episcopal rector,, official-ng.
Miss Louise Smith, pianist and
lr. James Middleton, soloist, renered
a prenuptia) program $t
iusic.
The .bridtu who was given in
carriage by her father, presented
. charming picture in a gown of
vhite mousseline de soie, made
eith a fitted bodice trimmed in
luted lace ruching, with long
lshop sleeves?add t MUH
loor length skirt. Her finger-tip
eil of bridal illusion was held in
ilaee by dusters of orange blosomsnrid?she
carried a?white.
>rayer-book with a marker of
howering white satin ribbon i and
ube roses. Her only ornanient was
i strand of pearls, a gift from the
rroom.
Miss Florence Sulton, youngest
ister of the bride and only atendant,
was maid of honor. She
core a gown of peach chiffon and
i matching hat topped with a elus
er of pink roses and blue del heniums.
The bridegroom was attended
>y Mr. Frederick M. Sheffield,
)ra'ngebuTg, as best man.
Mrs. McDuffie Sulton, mother of
he bride was becomingly attired
n a dress of biege shadow crepe
vith a shoulder corsage of sweetleart
roses.
Mrs. J;?E. Crawford, thejroom's
mother, was lovely in a
Iress of beige lace and a shoulder
Corsage of cerise asters.
The groom's sister, Miss Jewfile
Crawford, wore a dress of
vhite damassa crepe and a shoulder
bouquet of red roses.
Immediately following the ceremony
an informal reception was
leld. A three tiered wedding cake
apped with a miniature bride and |
jroom centered the lace covered
able, with the color motif of pink
nd white. Receiving were Mrs.
Frederick ~M. Sheffield, Mrs. Le.-.
ay Sulton an dMrs. Virle Shefield.
The bride'B register waa kept
>y Miss Carmen Sulton.
The bride is a graduate ul' Claf?
in. College. Orangeburg, and for
'our years has taught in the pubic
school system of this city.
The-groom, the son of Mrs. Julia
v Crawford of Manning, ~Soufh
Jarolina, is_a graduate of South
Carolina State College, and receiv d
his masters degree from Cor^
lell University. He is as present
in associate professor of Chemistry
at the State College of South
Carolina.
The popularity of the young
:ouple was attested by the many
>efiuttfal -anti-useful gifts received,_
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
_Rev. aiui Mrs. Ceasar Wright
Announce the marriage of their
laughter, Miss Bennie Mitchell to
Prdfessor O. E. Manigault, Jr.,
son of" Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mannfault,
Sr., of JVinnsboro, S. C.
The marriage took place AUgJBt
1, 1941. The couple will make
;heir home in Winnsboro, S. C.
WHITE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB
The White Rose Socinl club met
it the home of-Ella Washington
2117 Gervais St. at 8730
ivith the president In chair, Mrs.
Washington, Song, prayer then
singing; scripture reading the
23 PsalmReading minutes of the
ast meeting by the assistant Sec.
VTrs. Sofie Lurry. It was received
and adopted. The house was
ipened for business. After dis'UssIott
of business the club wel:omed
Mrs. Costello back to the
dub after visiting in the State of"
Florida.
The club is making great process
under the" leadership oT Mrs
iVashington. The club will give^
i ride " Thursday, September 4, at
)unhar Lake. Come one and all
vith the White Rose to jump and
ive at their last dance of the
jeason.
Mrs. Ella Washington served a
lelicious course. The next nieet~g
?{11 Strpft,
drs. Lucile Costello.
Mrs. Ella Washington, preal=_
lemt; Miss Sofie Lurry secretary;
..ucile Costello, reporter.
BETH UN E DEFENSE CLUB
The Bethuno "Defense Club met
it the home of ISlrs. Mary Phelps
zith quite a few members present
We enjoyed a very unique pro-am
presented by Mrs. Christian
Ireen. Reading. "The Riography
f Mrs. Mary McCloud Bethune."
drs. E. M. Owens; "My Part," by
?frs. Blanch Rarner; "A Prayer,"
Head _'hy Mrs. Christian Green;
iddles by Lillian Uwens.
^The members of the club retorted
a very pleasant outing at
t lf_ _ 1
ttrauise i .aae.
At the " tone of the meottnpr
rtrs. Phelps served a refreshing
epast. The next meeting will he (
^71 with Mr*, blanch Barrier,
'obaeco St.
GEO. A. ELMORE
GRANTED LICENSE
TO OPERATE TAXI
ti r
George A. Elmore of Columbia, 1
S. C., was recently granted a li- 'ln
cense to operate herp as a driv- pai
er for the Blue Ribbon Taxi Co. i;n
Councilman Gary Paschal made mc
the motion to grant Elmore a li- ^
cense which was seconded ' by
Councilman J. Gray Macaulay.
(Elmore was investigated prior
to this time amd was highly rec- 819
ommended to eouncil.4- ? te>
"He's absolutely okay," Chief Mr
of Police L. J. Campbell told coun- cv
cil* 3ei
Elmore received four votes,
Councilman Cblin S; Monteith, Jr.
did not vetp either way. ag
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REWARD NOTICE " ~y
A reward of $3.00 will be given
to anyone who will send in the '
best name for a social club consistHijj
unlv'uf men. All bittern wiMrt- ??
be sent in before the isecond TueBday
in September, 1941. Mail all Di
letters to the president of the e3
club,- Rogers Hemmingway, 1226
Liberty Hill, City. The reward will
be paid promptly on the second "V
Wednesday in oeptembetr. l]941. as
Signed, fo;
Rogers Hemmingway ^
THE ROSE SOetAfc eLUB
Mi
Tlie club held its regular meet- in
ing Tuesday evening, August 26
at the home of Mr._ Jamea Haig- sei
ler, Apt. 21, Allen-Benedict Ct. of
The meeting was called to order th<
by the Vice-President, Mr. Herbert
Holloway Opening selection
Steal Away; The Lord's Prayer
vrtas repeated. Second selection,
I'm Climbing Jacob's Ladder. The ,j,j
roll was called and minutes were
read, received and adopted. There
were discussions of old and new
business. p
The next meeting will be with wa
104 Oak street. The hostess of
Mr. and Mrs, Malverse Gibson ecj
the evening served a delicious . pa
course of refreshments consisting , tU]
of soft drinks, and individual jcj(
cakes. te,
THE MARIGOLD SOCIAL CLUB ve
nu
The club met at the home of 1
Miss Kitty Weston 1226 Barnwell cej
street with the President, Mr. pQ
Cheeseboro presiding. Song In the re
Garden; prayer led by the pres- an
ident; song, Love Lifted Me. Bi- xJr
ble quotations were recited by the ^a
entire group. Song Study War wj
No More. The house was then jt
called to order, the minutes of the gt
past meeting wag omitted . The
roll was then called and the mem ea(
Jaers responded briefly. fes
The club decided on a bus ride"
to Dunbar Lake, September 9th. 1
Come with us and dance awhile.
Busses will leave various points .
Taylor and Harden. Gervais at
Lady and Pickens at Rice. We j
cordially invite the community. op<
(Mra.) Rosa Lee Dawkins
I? - .... reporter. i at_
, wa
THE LADIES SPORT
SOCIAL CLUB | 1
ma
The Ladies Sport Social club j Wi1
held its regular meeting at the ^ bei
home of Mrs. Marie Robinson at j 'V*
2402 Washington St. Our meet- | ^
ing opened with the song I Ain't ' nfGoin'
Study War No Mor? with tin
prayer led by Mrs^ Netl Anderson. Ly
Then the minutes of the last meet . ?
ing were read, received and adop ' re,
ted. The president took charge im
of the meeting then thfe unfinished i u?'
and new business was discussed, j ?C)''
The meeting was narrisd out in j (
its usual manner. ' *t
Mrs. Marv Mnm*? 4_. Lo
mother in Chesteiyftnd we are hop ^
ing for her a happy stay iand a ist
safe return. Our closing song; i *
Cod be with you. Benediction led
*? ? _
by Mrs. Anderson.
| Our next meeting will be at the j^W.
I home of Mrs. Alberta Washington,
2379 Washington. j ^
We are planning a ride to Dun- ' j;n,
i bar I/ake September 8th so come ' fro
'and go with us. Yo
Sect., Mrs. Justine Smith ^
Pres., Mrs. Pearl Sumter n0(
1 t+w
BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB wh
? ?s ?= = Upai
The Blue Star Social club held j
Its regular meeting at the home ir.g
of Mrs, Aniri^ Mae Rhyford 1217 Wi
Lyon St. Our opening song Love
Lifted Me was led by Mrs. Smith; ,ng
prayer led by Mr. White then the'nin
president took charge of the meet
ing. Minutes of the last meet- ^
ing were omitted; the rol 1 was the
mlloH f h ^ I * 1-- J -
?.iv p. v.nucia uiif ii uitKea it*i1
for unfinished and new business. mrJ
The meeting wtas carried out in ^0j
its usual manner. Our closing Vcir
s6b(f was led by Mrs. Annie Ma? kin
Rayford. Benediction b y Mr.
Q 01
White. Our next meeting will be j
at the home of Mrs. Georgia T,ee tht
Jones, 1205 Pine St. bee
Sect., Mrs. Justine Smith ne!l
==??1 ? ? yoy
Pres., Mr. Jesse Brookg (
THL^ PALMET TO LI
"THE KICK-OFF'
Atlantic Beach, S. C,?The ene
personell of the North Capoa
Mutual Life Insurance colony
of the State of South Caro?
a_ began their appreciation .
nth with a kick-ofT ut Atlantic 1
ach, August 22. The meeting'
a called to order at 10:15 a.m.
th Mr. William A. Clement, a8- I
tant agency supervisor, as mas 1
' ?f- ^ceremonies, who presented j
. J. L. WheeleiXJissistant agen- j
director, and who in turn pre- |
ited the principal speaker Mr. i
W. Cox, vice-president and 1
ency director of the North Ca- *
ina Mutual Life Insurance Co., f
iO spoke on the eubject "Cppac- i
.? c
The purpose of the meeting is ?
arouse the insuring public's at- t
rtron -to the- value oi rrtfl Double 1
ity Dollar in Negro Business 1
and especially Negro Life In- *
ranee companies Therefore, j
g month of September was set \
the APPRECIATION MONTH J
r a MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,
lebrating thirty-seven years of j
eration of the Nolth CaroITna
Jtual Life Insurance company I
the Sttitg of South Carolina.
After the meeting, the repre-' c
itatives enjoyed the remainder
the afternoon In" tho sITrf Of ~e
i Atlantic Ocean. * v
R. Neal Evans
Assistant Mgi.'N. C. Mutual -/
Life Ins. Co., Columbia, S. C. r
8
IV. FA ST-END LOVELY p
SAVINGS CLl'B ?
f
The club met at the home of
resident Taylor. The meetiffg" ~
is opened with u song, A Better h
iy is Coming; prayer'was offer- I
by Mrs. McCoy. I'm on the j.
ittlefield, was sung. the scrip- ?
re lesson was read by the pres a
>nt, ten verses of the first chap o
of Genesis. The Time is
inding Up, was sung. Bible
rses were repeated by e&ch (tl
:mber. i tl
The minutes were then read, re ! l;
ved and adopted. The sick re- L
rt was called for. No one w?s e
Dorted sick. Then unfinished I
d new business was called for. I
lfinished huainess was plans for ?
bor Day when an entertainment c,
11 be given at the home of Mr. ] ti
H. Gladden; 310 Washington !a
No new business. u
The roll was then called and n
ch member responded -with-his
?. , h;
;... . Si
UK OWN CHAPEL A. M. E.
CHURCH u
ftev. T. E. Robinson, Pastor "
a
lelena, S C.?Sunday school |
mod at its usual hour, 10:30,
:h the Supt., Mr. James -Davis,- -ti
his post of duty. The lesson
8 Interestingly taught by the j
ihers of all he classes. The atidanee
was very good.
[\ru nh.r.. /l*.1 i rrV? i r\ VtCKJCt
t.vwh..vv,u ..~.v
ny ol' our friends and visitor*
th u*. also some of the memt-s
of St. M; ry. Mrs. Moon, a
;mbev of Hannah A. M. E
urch, was with us in our disision,
also Mis^ Rosena Gilliam
Columbia fir?-& ?Both gave .
lely remarks which were cnjov- j
by all who sat under tho sound
their voices.
\s you know, Sunday began o. i
,'ival meeting and you can
figine that it was a btg and ~
sy da.y with us. We started off
:h hot spirit ar.d we are hoping _
end the same way.
}ur first sermon was delivered
12 o'clock by the pastor. Rey.
binsoti. He seemed to have
cached out of the fullness of
coiil He selected his text from
; Cor. 23-24.
\fter listening to such a wonder
sermon by the pastor, we went
ht into the^aftenioon's service.
ich was conducted by the Rev.?
S. Young,?pastor of St. Mat- !W8
church; Xewberry district.?
preached a very influential
mon on the* subject, "God calg
man." His text was selected
m the Book of Gen. 3:9. Re^v.
ung really seemed to have put
.v life in the people of Brown
apel. This ended the after>n's
service. We adjourned and
ii i fnr diniiDL-CLll^._
ich we returned home to pre
?IUI uit:. ?u|ut o oci vitr.
\t 8 o'clock a hot prayer meet:
Wa,, conducted by Mr. C. W.
lliams, a member of the Mt.
m Baptist. church As the spirit
: rather strong in prayer meeFwe
ran nllttle late in begin
g our night's service, however,
> Rev. Young didn't fail to
ach another one of hia strong
mons. He took his text from
27th chr.pter of St. Matt. He
t the fire burning i-n the chriats'
hearts. ?-?
rhp meeting for the week '
ng conducted by the Rev. Dawis,
related to the Rev. Daw's
who wa3 once pastor of Han.
i A. M. E. church. He CAn rcntty
iver the message of Go^ to you.
Friday night. August 29th, Is
r final night. Tf you haven't
n out a.night A"5 yet, please witis
the final night. I am sure /
>?wUL-bfe-well benefited.
>n Sunday nighFAugust 31, 8
v
EADER
Count Basie
Coming to Town!
MUSIC CRITICS HAIL HANI)
Will iam - "Count" Basie, famous
Jump King of Swing and his
orchestra will appear Friday flite"
September 5th at the Township
auditorium, Columbia, S. C.t
Included in the inspired Basie
hand is the greatest rhvthm section
in the country. With- Joe
Jones at the drums, Freddie
Greene on guitar, Walter Page ".'i ,
oftss and the Count himself at the ;
piano, the Basie rhythm section
is described by music critics as
the finest in the history of mod- i
;rn music.
Basie's distinct rhythm style
jet the pattern for most .of the i
tame bands on Tin Tan Alley tofeiy.
Bill Basie gained his title o f
'Count" while in 'Chicago. Down
ind out and without fare for a j
.lip bHl'k llUUll? tu" fRU n.nih, ?*. }
J., die filled in at a nickel movie !
iouse as piano player with the lo- j
al orchestra Tn# 1
... ..v * wi
vhen his fingers struck n piano
cey-board earned him his title of
'Count" from the house mat1 yer
ind the musicians tn the band
rrom then on, the title stuck.
"Featured" in YKe ~F)air<U~Is '2"d
round James Rushing. whoso man
ler of handling blues tune*. i? n
'avorite with music fans from j
oast to const.
Amone tin. great names in mod |
;rn ~musicT Count Rasp. is "'rftted
vith tho top stars of nil time. \
The Count brings with him Ins
incomparable band, that rose '
rom Kansas City oBscuriU' to '
lational prominence.
The Count's band has appeared
it Carnegie hall twice during the
>ast two years in concerts of pop
ilar music that drew rave notices
rom critics. ,
Harvard university recently
roted Count_ Basic itc favorite
.mong dar.ee "bands, The Count
ias played for the smartest colege
proms throughout the counry,
including the University of
'ennsylvania; University of Virrnia;
Amherst, Princeton. Harv,rd,
Yale, Michigan and many
thers.
he pr.stor. Ins choir and some of
he members are looking f ward
n ? T). .U1 .1 r>
^ <11 n, en, uvtiutrnirn: L>a;jiat
church In Xewherrv.t-- ! reach
nd sing for the- Re v. E E. '.auldn.
Mrs. Mary Ilaynes ieft S mdav,
.ugust 24, for Orungeburg where
he will spend a few week?. Her
iece, Miss Marjorie Robins-a, acompanied
her there, on her ream
home to New Orlear. , La.
fter spendinc two weeks here.
Mrs. Priseilla Robinson h it for
er home last Thursday in Con*ay,
S. C.
Mrs. Emma Lee Brooks is i
ere from Orangeburg visiti; c her
fltera. Miss Mozelk.Gary and Mrs
rarie Wilson: !
Mr. Caddie> Met/, of Washing- :
jn, D. C.. is here visiting his
lother, Mrs. Carrie Motz.
Mrs. Lula Sartors is un again fter
being confined" tu bed for .
everal days.
If you want your news, just see
ye?Leader. <
F. M. Lindsey. reporter !
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)h brother dear, I want you t
mid lie could get me a job wit
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1
|g Diamonds, Watch
|| tols, Guns, Mm
^-TGals-and aLLPer;
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Gome to the-B
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| 1328 ASSEMBLY ST.
1.1;I .N \./AAi BAl'i 1ST IHLRCH "
|(f. . J. V Mxllflo* lr 1
Semrir?Sunday school?-opened -?
at the usual hum- with our Supt. (
Dr. ]!. K. Thomas presiding, who ?
v'-'-heun away for three weeks f
- .idyng at Howard University 1
trrrd?visiting?rv+atives- and friends a
in Richmond, Ya. and other points s
of interest. His presence put new }life
a: d vigor in the Sunday i
sch.ootT We were also delighted I
to have Mrs. Thomas and children 1
home again.
. After the devotion all classes t
marched to their respective places t
and* devoted forty-Tive minutes to p
thj study of the lesson, after s
which we re-assembled in the aud n
itorium c>f the church where report*
and announcements were r
made
At 11 aid regular preaching ger
vie.s began with spiritual? ren- \
ditions by the senior choir. .]
Scripture lesson found Isiaah 6th
erap^er. was rejd by Rev. T. A. 1
Gideon" ofAVesTnfini'steT.' S. G.- At- I
tl.i, time Rev. Maddox took his J
te/t from Isaih 6:3. His theme
was "A sense of Security." He 1
stressed very foreably "Spiritual c
Security which makes for Uni- I
versal Peace." He also said, "The s
very nature of things is egainsl?
wrong anil that right will win p
m the end." lie concluded by chal- >
lenging his audience to get nearer n
to God. His gcrmo# was a master D
piece and bHp^the appreciative
audience spe^J bound.
Senior and junior* B T. U. met |ti
;it 7:30. Both groups enjoyed many
helpful discussions.
Your reporter did not attend
the S o'clock services.
This is our revival week and we
r.ro asking the interest of all
Plu-ist inns' prayers that many
:"uls may .be converted. " 1
Visitors f?>r the day were a
TTIows'T Mr. and Mrs. Earle Grant
if Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Carrie
Johnson of New York; Mrs. Walter
Mae Dickinson of Detroit,
Mi h.; Mr. and Mrs. Hawthorne
if N'e-.y York; and Mr. Craft of
Vew York Cityi M
fer ....
t
o meet Mr. Bootsie, the prent 1
th any of the big bands.
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fEEMENT I?
op Now Open I
LOANS ON
ies, Clothing, Pis- |
sical Instruments, I
^onaLEroperty. |
ed Money? j?
ONDED PAWN j-?
Vour L )ans.
?an Office 1?
COLUMBIA, S. C. |
>Ol"TH ATLANTIC COACHES
WD OFFICIALS MEET SEPrEMBER
13 AUGUSTA. GA.
Augusta. Ga.-?Paul K. Webber,
;outh Carolina State College,
Orangeburg, President of the
South Atlantic Coaches and Of'icials
Association, is announcing
through L D.< Perry, secretary
i^d treasurer, the regular annual
ession of the association to be
icld Saturday, September 13, 1941
it 10:00 o'clock a. m.. Eastern
)av Light Saving time. arTitrmesnstitute,
Augusta, Georgia
Coaches, officials and prospeeive
officials are urged to be pres nt
and en time. All officials or
irospective officials expecting asignments,
rating and certification
nust attend the meeting.
The following committees will
eport during the sessions:
RULES INTERPRETATION? .
t. G. Smith, chairman; Isiaab
Vashington. S. P. Bradby, P. V.
fewell, and Richard Allen.
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L. Cain. chairman;
.arney Ovens. H. W. Crawford,
H. Gad son. and A. D[. Smith.
GRIEVANCE A N D 'STABILIZATION
? Thomas Me.rtin,
hairmar.; J. \V. Brown. T. Nelson,
linton Jamet, and Or. J. W. Wilon.
All?coaches at-p regnHStprl to
ireBent their 1941 football schedile
to the association. Assignments
of officalc will also be made
it the meeting.
The meet is expected to be the
*rgest attended and the most intractive
in the association's hisory.
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Poro Beauty School
Located at 24S1 Millwood Ave.
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL
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tvampoonur, Pressing, Marcelling
Croquinolllng, Finger Waving,
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching. Manlauring,
Massaging, Hand
Molding, Anatomy and
Electricity.
PHONE 5687
Wilhelmina (J. Pope, Instructor
Liinie M. Pope. T^AIalone. Pre*.
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