The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 20, 1943, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, February 20, 1943
personal
Fmention
In Medical Corps oTTho Air
Foi*ce David Elias Rosemond, tin
youngest son 01 ine into mr. ann
- Mrs.. .T-C. KQsemuLui, - S.C.,
Wtoiod ihg.U.S. A^? y _l)__ ~
27, 1042 and is stationed at Ca-v
Kearn, Utah -whore he is receiving
\his basic training. After this h?
will be sert to a school of 'ris oh"
\jce to study as an XRay Toeh.ni
cian.
?V-^'His group was given three ex
aminations for classification. And
his average beiiv the highest in
the group gave htm?the" t'o'iowing
rating: I. Q. 120. Meihanicil test
105, and Aptitude test 111. Hi?
classification also qualifies him
|l for Officer's Training .School after
throe months in the service.
== David?graduated ffoin "Hookoi
T. Washington in Ih'lTT and lias
been a student of Benedict College
^ Mrs. Louise Moore and infant
son, James. Jr., of Charl estorp^S^
C:, spent week-end hov.setiruests
of Mrs. Josephine. White,
and family, where they were joined
by Pfe. James Moore, Sr.. oi
Fort Jackson, An -enjiiyable stay
a was reported.
VETERANS' HOSPITAL NEWS
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Sunday, Feb. 1 -41h a special bus
left the city at 5:.'iO p.m. v.ith a
large group for -another second
Sunday's program, sporsored by
? FlfsT Jutm (Bcnn for nearly six
years. The Junior choir of the
-- First Naz&reth Baptist church with
Mr. II. H. Poole in charge rendered
the following program. Solo
by Miss Annie Mbirry; poem, Mrs
Deport; solo by Mrs. H. Cook. Rev
V'oungblood mode very encourag
ing remai-ks to the Vetej'ars tirall
seemed to have enjoyed very
much. One of the Veterans responded
for the group.
THE WISDOM"SOCIAL ( LI B j
The Wisdom Social Club lv-13
-its weekly meeting: at the hom<
of Mrs. Elizabeth Myers. T-I A1
len-Benedict Court. Devotion wn'
opened by singmg. "Stand Up FoJesus".
The I.ord's Prayer was repented
by the group. "Shine On
Me" was the secrmrt' selection,.
- The roll was called and two new
members were taken into Ov? cluw
There will he .a Silvov Tun
the home of Mrs. Karon Joyce,, t
. aJlG Senate St. oh Sui day the 21
ffi The group adjourned to moe*
at the home of Mrs. Phylis Iiust
scl, Hiedt St.
WAVERLY 4-H SOCIAL CLUB
The club held its last meeting
I Tuesday nig'nt, Feb. {?, lb-l." at its
usual place 2421) Stark St. It was
called to order by the Chaplain,
Mrs. Jmnie Able. Song by Mrs.
Wilson. Scripture lesson read by
Miss Sarah M. Taylor; prayer by
the president; song by Mrs. Cherry.
The president called for the
minutes of the last nice ting- which were?read?amiT
adopted. Much
new business was discussed. The
s roll was called rod .'10 members
responded. We adjourned until
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
Mr. George Brown, pvesident-Mrss
Lazzie Brown, secretary
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THE VICTORY CLUB
The meeting was held at the
usual hour at the home of Mrs
" Alice Jones, 4 Grove I'la.o. Tlv
.levofTohal _was conducted. Th
minutes >of the last meeting we:
read a. adopted. Wf are gla
to have badk "one of ovr faithful
members - Mrs. Gladys Ford. Thn
ulul) dlits was oanl and ,;u-h mem
?- her responded with a Bible Wr'"c.'
^Ehe next meeting- will be at the
home of Mrs. Willie Mae Brown,
Apt. Y-5 Allen-Benedict court.
President, Mrs. Paulire ftj-rbnrr)
son; Vice-President, Mrs. Inez
Swaggert; Reporter, Miss Juunitu
Padgett.
?ROSE SOCIAL CLI'B
The club held its regularly meeting
Tuesday afternoon Peb. 10th
at the home of Mrs. Josephine
Martin 247'1 Serate. The VicePresident
.Mr. Herbert Holloway
.failed the meeting to order. A
^r-ong and prayer was directed by
Mrs. Wilhelmina Rabbins: The
fbir was called and minutes of the
previous meeting were read by the ;
Secretary, Mrs. Hermenia Spigner.
The business if eluded the'
Bittgx) parly and report from the |
Social committee, Mlrs. Ora Boll
Gordon. The meeting was closed
iiwith the Lord's Prayer in unison.
During the social hour the hostess
"'p^rved a delicious chicken supper, t
Next meeting will be at th^ home f
of Mrs. Wtlhelminn Rrtbbir.s 2101 '
? Lady streetr- ?
4
r.rein, \ r u n m i:i:ts j
?- jjjpurtuuUm^g . The Hm-Thr-tMirfr??
held its meetin" Satuulay. Feb. 1.5 j
it the home of Miss Millie Rivers.
_thiL- club opened with the ptt'S.
oresioinfT. The re^jTar procedure
was "carried thvoujrh. We rcj'ret
one of our members. Miss I). L.
Rivers i< still on the sick list;
This beine* Ncoto History Week,
Miss ('. .M. Campbell presents! to
the club A_shurl quiz*, un some of
the Negroes. The qui?, resulted
a it h Mi*s. Kddie Chavers to top
- . o:'er. and she was presented a
heiuitif. 1 pi ture. Miss Millie Riv- i
~Ts and Mrs. Kloiso Turner tied |
tor second place.
The hostess then anm-r.l table:: {
for bridge. The highest score went '
to Miss AWhoe'er, low score
to Mrs. Kddie R. Chavers, conso- jj
lation. Mrs. Jeanotte Rivers. The I
Valer.twe eolui sei elite \vas~earried
j 'Ut by the hostess. A deli ious re. 1
past v-ns served consisting; of a
hit-ken salad course, candy, nuts. ,
aid Valentine souvenirs. The ''lnl- ..j
1 voted?.Miss?Risers rrs n ri.ruberme
hostess and thanked her for a 4
pleasant.. alUuawHH*.?? ^
The-members "are: Miss C.M. 1
t'ampbell. pros'!; Miss R.L. Rivers.
\i.e pres.. Miss S. M. Wheeler. '
see'y; Mrs. M.F. Gist. treas. and ,
Misses G. Walker. A. Wheeler.
M. Rivers," E. Turner, and Mesdames
E. Chavers, J. Rivers GBarskdale,
and S.M. Tanner.
BIRTH RAY -WNN ER
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On Sunday evening, Feb. 7th S
Mrs^\Gtiv ("lmntse iif-Pnmavttt f3 ?
C7, celebrated her birthday with a
dinner. A lovely cake giver, hot
by a niece centered the table. The L
menu consisted of roast turkey, 1
dressing, given?pens.--salad, rice 1
pickle, hot rolls, cotfee and.cake. 1
(TJlPtlt v M'lVfPii f !~n r*f/?c?T- I T ^ X."* 1.1 ^
. V- ..v-?V. UIV M L l/iuri
? ? tin? district", Rev. O. C. Dun- 1
hum, Mrs. Martha Martin and
daughter Mrs. Inez Grant of Columbia;
Mrs. Lester Croak, Mr.
k ml-Mrs. ('. I{-.~ Rika I'd, "Mr." Eddie" ~
\ Stewart Mr, nnd -M-rs. Jwrr.es Hoi- a
ley and family. >
Wins Church Contest
Mrs. Delila Baten of .Jenkins- 0
villo, S.C., a member of Stewardess
Board no. two of White Hall A. |i
M. E. church was crowned the
most popblar lady in a popularity
I contest on Jan. Ml, 1043. '
Mrs. Baton with "the aid of he n
children made"a report of four v
teen dollars which entitled her to
reign supreme on that day. She is
an active member in her church
work, and always willing to lend s
a helping hand, and devotes her j
sendees to her church work. She ^
is the widow of the late Rev. A. R
Buun. 0
MUSICAL TEA
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The Culture?Club -witt present *
Columbia talent at a Musicrl Tea -t(
to be held Sunday, February 28, | a
mi- iiarucn ftirect LSI), ' '
-~-The prapram will be announced
in next week's issue of thi-s pa- ' n
pec. \
"Jive rlirtr -extends ?a cordial invi--?
-ui'iion to the men in the armed
forces and to the general public.
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WEEK OF ACTIVITIES FOR k
SERVICE CLUB NO. J AT - | *
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FORT JACKSON
Post Service Club No. :i a t 'J
Fort Jackson will provide a fult Ai
week of entertainment for the f,
Nepro troops on this post. On
Tuesday?evening,?i-H?addition?to?
.he usual open house activities, jr
three will be a special book re- f;
icw by Hostess E. J. Rowo which \\
is to be followed by a genera]
discussion 011 books by the sold- J .
-ttts?present. " , !
Companies A and B of the 271
QM Bn. will sponsor panic nipht '
on Wednesday even in p. There
vjll Kn H'lli.l II f. II..HI. II i Il.l..... It
Chackers and other panics for 1
the entertainment of the service-1111
men.
?r Uj
On Thursday night, Gfempanics | .
and D of the 274th will take ?
over and conduct their evening of .
games,-A Whist Tournament will ^
he the leading attraction for Friday-night
at 11in club and aTT contestants
are asked to register be*
w
fore entering the play. Grand
prizeff will be awarded the win- ,v
ners in this competition. '
A Ping Pong tournament will v
be featured on Saturday night
and servicemen arc requested to t
register. Prizes will go the wianers.
' Library hours at post sorvict jj
club No. 3 from Wednesday thru u
Sunday rre 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Soldiers are welcome at all times si<
Dr. Battle's Daughter 1
Soldier Wed ^
Chaplin, Conn Fill. La?-4A2s:i,.)_l1
>r. and Mis. WYllacc A A B-sitlTe <
veently unnonncid the marriage 11
>f their daught t\ Madctan *=l"-v I,
'pi. Edward C. Rhodes o>i Doecm-[
'el- 21. Purine:"* the Cjiri: mms x
a-nson t he couple? honei'iv turned
11 New York City a.ud Washinjfon,
p. C. '
The bride --is--n-New York uni- ""
.crsity A.B.. and .Columbia uni.esirs
at Tennessee State .olk-ee, 1
uul is now head uf the Depart* i
nent of Psychology at Fayttte.ille
State Teachers college i n
S'orth Carolina.
ATr. Rhodes is stationed at Ft.'
Leonard Wood, Mo., and heads
he department of adult education j
"or colored illiterate soldiers.
I'HK WAVER LY FRIENDLY
50CIAL TLL li * " ' "j
The eluh nnjt at the home of > :
Lottie Goodwin 0-1 Allen- I i
3endict court. The meeting wasTJ ,
ailed to order by Chaplain then ! (
orducted the htsiiioss session.i ;
Did ami new- business was rliS-Oss- 7
d then the minuter, of last meet- ^
ng were read. Next meeting1 at n
-ho--home-of- Mr. ami -Mrs.-Hop!: ;;
"02 Pine street. ^
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Washington Benedict v
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lub Plans for Future j
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The Washing'"" U4?Clubit
its regular meeting January
ib at the home of Mr. B_C, Ma.1.ty
made final plr.r.s Cer it, annual
elehration of Founders Day. . on"
larch 1-1, It! Ill iit one of the lo- ^
al churches. ,,
A lively discussion followed on u
low the graduates and former
tudents may servo the college
s well as each other. Among the n
iianv suggestions the following
rus thought worth passing on to
11 concerned. ~ " . ,,
The cluh be! loves font tlw>rr> I
hould be a man on the faculty
t Benedict whose position ..would .
o that of an Executive Secretary '
f the Alumni Association or | 'l
ieneral Publicity Man. I ^
The elub feels that such a fac- 1 p
ilty membef could do part time
caching and... be (riven time <
n tiavel in interest of the school V
s. well as graduates and former ^
Indents of the School.
The salary of such a man could t<
e paid by the college and the a
liunni Association. - . '
Should tire Alumni Association d
crept this suggestion and f uric
r should it meet the approval
f the president of the college, The . lection
might be made by the
x cent rye --(.'om-m+ltve?of the Asx
iatior. and the president of the
)IlegC.
Tin- Washington Club wo-: 1:1
|7pveciatc any r? av-ti??H to these
iggestions by?rn??sistrr" c Jubs^
itu by individual graduates and
>rnier students. Speak through
le press or write-to tne corros-' ~~
:>luting s: erelary o7 tlir Washigton
Henediet ^-VrHrgc ^HtH.?Ar '
. Simons, 1 10 S. Street, X. \\\.
r'ashington. I). C.
UK! I1 KG A, Ai b:. CiltttGU _
Rev. II. J. Hutchinson, Pastor
St. George?In spite of the uii'v "' iil.te?n
I I11 IfH- a jiiMi* faithful ?
lembors found their way to the
:nise of worship.
Sunday school began at the usiiI
hour with all officers on their
>b. After devotional service the
a;hers discussed a very interest,
ig lesson with their individual
assys. The lesson was reviewed
y t he pastor.
Morning service began at 11 :?>0
ith the nustor iff his place. Alr
the usual routine of service our
ustor brought to us a wonderful
rmon from 1st Chronicles 1 i>: 11
hich everybody enjoyed.
Mr. Amos Brown's funeral was
1 .'1 :.?>0. Brother Brown was a
nithful member of Bethel. lie
tav-cs.to luourn.luH lost a-wife, t.wrr
aters and a host of relatives and
fiends.
The Itev. A. M,:Fadden is on the
:k list.
THE PALMETTO LEA I
rive YVAACs Go
Pu Fui I Des Muinus
Fail. I a ila S. Cooke. WAAC i
ivriutir.g officer a I Full .Ja |
on, :m' otiHci's thai five j
iVAAC Auxiliaries have \ t n or- j
lered t,i report in March to the J
hrst Women's Army Auxiliary j
"tups Truininjj Center at FVirt
" i s Mbiin s. Town.
Tlie Auxiliaries to report in
vlarch unrr I mi'oC v?tfuntTT. :\f ntr-~
;ie I., .faUH s a: *1 Rosa M. W"i 1 i;.n:s
ul' Col. mhia. Ruby 1.. l.ipsomb.
Riuutan. tirw ami Julia A
'selso'i?erf?Charleston.
At Fort las Moines t'.e AuxiJaries
will receive their l'our*\V?ck&
-J" basic training, which is some,
inies Followed by specialized traintur
in the work in v,h;eh the imli'alual
is best onr.iificJ.
iMT s"LAiL^icni CM ??1
- The?f+trh?met TTT the homo of
a:?? Martin 1- en. 15 and was called
o order by the ensidcnt. r.Th<
nnpkllll chid Jacied"'dtw<'Tions. Ir.(
TrtittOt! and the- roll was called
ach member responed with a Hi
do verse and fee. Tie business
ession followed". We are sol i y
o have Mis Martin leave us. She
rved well as financial secretary
luiintr the year Vd-12. Election
eh? hi Id and resulted as follows:
Jr. llrooks v.ns re-elected presides.
T.. Mirr\ vice-president and
inanre T.n uictee;. How Justine
mutn. treasurer; Mrs. E1 izabeth
?mith. tinan ial_.so ? etnry _ \lrslelia
Addison recording secretary
Irs. Georgia I.oF Joiies chaplain;
tembers; Mrs. Annie Mae ItnitVrd
ad Mrs, Mai tie Hell Minis also
Jr. Joseph Jordan. We received !
n invitation from tiv S-nny Side!
.'hieh was very much accepted. ;
he closing- selection was su < ; and I
enodiclidn. Next mooting at the
lie of Mrs. s.ui'h t.-> ;..??
tv g licit. ??r? r rrc:
.CAY M () 1)HR N F.TTES M EF.T
.uneuster, . i lie Uay Alotlpmttes
gave ire ' Social Wheel" aotlier
turn when W held its meet- _
ivc. at the homo of Miss Cora
Vright on Jan. LIT. 1'JFi.
To the club's surprise, two new
.embers, Mcsdames Cureton and
lc.Murray. were present to ho iniCited
ir.to this gay group. The ini
iat.ion fomiiritce. being caught .
TT jraur?T, gave the entire, group
lie pleasure of initiating them.
My! My! what talent was d'v- j
overed. Sot gs unheard of; poetry p
ot yet written, words unspoken,!
nd voices not vet dreamed of. To j
Umax the period "l* initiation Mrs.}
ureton demonstrated "a modest ^
xoposal,"
As for the contract fridge. the
irst. prize was wop by Mrs. D.M.
I ill. The F.ooby prize was won by
ne of our initiates, Mrs, Cureton.
After the refreshments t'ro hos.'ss,
Miss Cora Wright, in behalf i
f the members, of the ']>>b. ?>re.
[ nted a gift to Mrs. D.M. Hill !
llo left Saturday to join her luAv- j.
wed husband in \ irginia. :
('. It. Foast, reporter |
Bullets From Belt
Ml itary School will recognize thl
tlio scrap heap for active duty on
of bullets for Benito. Made of i
warship during the Spanlsh-Ame:
the Parade Grounds at "Belmea?r
are members of the Cadet C'drps
school teaching agriculture and
to the military activities.
Among the CatScis pictured
liamstown, N. C.; Kohert Feti
McFachin, Norfolk, Va.; Oswalt
lames O. Brooks, Jackson, Teni
Ya., and Edward B. Farley, Pe*e
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I in- ch.l> iHt-t at Uu> iioiiu' of
.ir. and Atrs. H?4V*?11' my.t r l>-t
\ 1 It'll - Hcliedi 1. COUII. Tilf In'l.-i'
a'i?' railed to ortlir by. the F'rvsiiert
Mr. Robert Kiev. The ol.airn
'in t"oh h..rtre of tho jtrojr. am.
The pvesident then U>ok the' rc
imntino'-pnel of the mcctim.'. The
W was cutlet and eVery . lumber
.ysponded with a Rible" verse and
t. 'J he minutes pi tn lint meet
were ivad. received ami adopt(>lil
a1 <1 new business was dis
..-.-n-d.? eJ.e?oktb?adjourned trr
meet at th< h"ine of Mrs. hive
I Viin 11-lu Allen-ltenediol curt.
Tne lio.-t and hostess served pcaTti
- s n:aI cream with u variety of
lackers which was "lijoved by all
Mr. Robert Hi e. president
-Mrs. <?wi?u Hunzoi' reporter
llt'SV AC i; C IA II
Tiic club he'd its first meeting
tot the yonr Monday evening at
.lie Pome ?f Mrs. A'.meta I.angley
Allen-Benedict court. 31 is. Kath=-1
iivv- Kin it Ti a :tirg- as chairman
wd doniidunai iii a splendid manI
r, after v.Inch the officers for
rear were t looted. They were;
Mrs. Aim eta Lnngley. president;
.Mrs. Eunice--Stevens. vice president;
Mrs. Es'er Write, secretary;
Mrs. Katherinv Smith, treasurer.
Business of importance was discussed
and our hook is now cfaSsed
for ,ji iners. All members are ask
d to nieci promptly at 8 o'clock
at till- home of Mrs. Ester White,
Allen-Benedict emirt^ -Thp-~ctrib is
now i?i full swing for r happy and
prosper ou?--4941L- ?
EAGLE SOCIAL AM)
SAVINGS CLl 11
The club met at the home of
Airs. Estella Weston 725 Park St.
with the president presiding. Devotional
service .was very briefly
conducted by Mrs. R. Junes. Each
president called Tor the minutes
which were rend and approved and
the business session followed. After
a grand program the roll was
railed each nu mber responded. The
meeting closed at ID o'clock to
DVft nexr. Friday night at the
i'iiiik' oi Miss Anrio Mo ten 'J1F
Oivino .street.
J. \V. Trezevant, president.
fillXSIUN K?S4MT A L CW.:B
? The club met Monday evening,
Fob. loth at S o'clock at the home
jt Mrs. Minnie Hipp, 121b Barn- j
well St. Opening song by the I
president; prayer by Mr. Cladson
Roach; scripture lesson by chaplain
also a song then the meeting
was in the hands of the president,
Mr. McDaniol. TT.'e house was
opened for business. Minutes of
the. last nu t-ting were read and a.
.loptcd after which the roll was
. ulled?:.nd ea h member responded
with a Bible verse and dues.
Amount collected !?Fl.Hf>. Our next
meeting will be?at the home of
Mrs, -Klise Hughes 11102 Gorvais
aieet. The hostess served a deiciods
repast.
Mrs. Julia Gronn, reporter
riead fo Benifo
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fift< " H^JBKB-aPa
fmSBm iB^^a
Many alumni of the St. Emma
h old srun, now on Its way to
ce more, this time in the form
solid braKH, it waa used on a
rtrjm War, and has decorated
' for many yeara. I>oad>ng K
of St. Kirtnia, a boarding high
industrial courses in addition
arc Liwrcncc P. Slade, Wll le,
Ixnilsville, Ky.; Thoruaa
1 Hermit, New Orleana, la.;
i.; Rimer Ural too. Hampton,
rahurg, Va.
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First Hahy Born
For 1943
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I of Mr. and Mrs, Author Jones ol
;tIU4-Collogo St., Columbia was he-1
j first?baby?to?be?rf*rmrtrrl to the
Good Samaritan - Waverley Hos,
pital for 104.'5. Ixiretta therefore
j Cwomos Heiress to the useful .
; gifts ih(>m the business people,
i of Columbia in connection with
j the Palmetto leader's program to
j honor the first 194'i arrival an:
noilnced in the Christmas issue
i of the paper. Loretta came on the
j scene at 3:45 New Year's morning.
She was ushered into this
world by Dr. Kdith Ethridge.
Her motther,whose name is An"
nie, is a nice looking young matron
of brown complexion and lu
minous dark eyes. She was somewhat
puzzled when the Palmetto
Leader reporter summoned her tc
her door in order to apprise hex
>f the 1 act that her Loretta was
a young lady of destiny. She soon
understood the nature of the visit
however, and her face brightened
with an entrancing smile as she
exclaimed, "Oh. this is the most
'thrilling and pleasant surprise that
I've ever experienced, and I do
wish to thank yon kind people ?o
very much!" Mrs. Jones has two
other children, not too far removed
in age to become Loretta's companion?
when she gets a little older.
Mrs. Jones has splendid plans
-for her children-;
DEBORAH SOCIAL CLUB
The club met last Monday nite '
with Mr. Julius Smith. The meeting
was calWl to oruer at the usual
Lim^t by the president. The
Jevotional was conducted bv Mr*
Annie Waynes in aybsence of the
chaplain. The meeting was then
turned over to the president. The
minutes of thy last meeting were"
tend by the secretary and receiv. ^
al and adopted. The roll was call.<1
and responded to with dues and
Bible verses. We then went into |'
the. business of the meeting.
Next meeting with Mrs. Rober- j '
son next Monay night, Feb. 22nd. t
We are inviting: the public to a ; '
Tacky dance Friday night, Feb !
'9 at the Chauffeurs club. There T
I will be prizes awarded and lots ol ;
I fun for all. We sang our club's |
song and was dismissed.
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V DROP-IN PARTY i
OF INTEREST I.
! i
Of wide social interest was the i
gala affair given by the fturnv i (
Side Social club in honor, of their j
friends at the beautifully decora-t
ted home of Mr. and Mrs. James ; i
"Kennedy ~On the evening of Moh- ]
lay the loth of February. In ;
"pile of the coUl weather more .
than HO guests dropped J:; d4?iMS..~.
ihe social hours. The assistant ' '
hostesses Mesdames Rowc a vii d j
Moody received the guests. In i
he dining room a beautiful lace v
cloth covered the table with all
?mils?rrf?dccnntlloitji surroundnv j
a large punch l>owl from which j
f"hostess, Mrs. Kennedy served a | '
niost delightful egg nog made bj j t
I ?rof. Anderson. ' ^
-? ?m- v \ uiin^ wt?rt
laved ami prizes given away. Thi
?inntT3 of Bingo wore Mrs. James
\Iiddletorf a tea., her from Hopkins:
Miss U liitinL.-f .........p _
Columbia's best singers. The winners
at Bridge were Mrs. Hunter
and Mr. Wicks.
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Among the many guests we were
very proud to have Mrs. Dickerson i
Mrs. Mary White of Columbia and I
Pfo. AK?nzo Anderson from Bos. j
ton, Mass., formerly of Columbia, t
'Everyone present expressed them- i
selves as having enjoyed a most \
deasant evening. i
On Tuesday Feb. 16th the club
met with Miss Evans on Laurel
St. Due to thp absence of the |
president, the vice-president, Mr. ,
diddle ton presided. Eleven members
were present. The meeting
_ft'AS condjcteu i? the. regular man- ^
nor. The hostess served coldi ;
drinks an'd cake. .
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Mrs. Esther Howe, president 1
Sirs. Carrie Moody, secretary Ji
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Recent Donors to Seal <
Sale Campaign ??Contributors
for Uk- 1H42 Chript
mas Soul Sain of the Richland Anti-Tuberculosis
Association auxil- j
iary continue to conic in. The fol- .
lowing contributions have been
made in the past two weeks:
\f- ??,1 Mr.. T T i ........... no
Auliuch liap L. t iiui. h ... 5.00 _
? Hopkirs.8.?t- j
Sidney Park chorea . 5.00
Rev. W. (j. Owens 2.00 ^
Mrs. E-. M. Owens 2.??0 '
Mr. K. N. Smith 2.00 '
V. . and Mrs. K.WlntaKer ?2.01 Mi.
and Mi>. John Martin 1.0( '
Mrs. Mary K. \VHs>n 2.0i
Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. Harvey l.OO '
Mr. and Mrs. K. Kershaw 2.00
Mis. Ozetta Duckett 1.50 1
Mr. 'Hubert Iluyncs 1.00 1
.vns; -Datim?Patterson 2.00 Mr.
art] Mrs. 15. A. Hloek<rr 2.00 '
Postal Alliance 2.00 M^v-innl-Mr*.
X. 11. ( oil ins l.OOfl
Miss Edwina Hicks 1.00
VIre. Mary?M. J oner ?2JJIL _
Mfs. Amy Lijron ~ 2.00
VIr. and Mrs. J. I). Reynolds 2.00
Mr. John Stroud'"" ? 2.0() J
Mr. Tony. Swinton 1.00
Miss Ar.nje B. Lewis 2.00 !
Rev. and Mrs. W. McDonald 1.00
Mr. J. II. MeLomore 2.00 <
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bailey 1.00 i
Mr. and Mrs. William Blakely 1.00 ;
Mrs. 11 attic Bunch ...? 1.00 i
Mr. Willie B Check . 1.00 I
Mr, Augustus Floyd . . . 1.00 "
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hight 1.00 ;
Mr. and Mrs. \V. Holloway 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward -... 1.00 t
Mrs, Clara Wright .. . . 1.03
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith. 1 .Oo
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sims . 1.25 j
Mr. aid Mrs. Jack Scott ... 1.00 j
Mr. and Msr. Jerome Reese 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Peguese 2.0p
Collegians . 2.00 Mr.
Arthur W. Outen 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jones l.Op ^
Mrs. Annie Lover 1.00
Mrs. Bessie Walker 1.00 *
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dunlap 1.00 1
. It is not too late to make_yunr 1
contribution. If you~have not responded
do so as soon as possible. '
HELP EIGHT TUBERCULOSIS. 1
EAST AND WEST MUST MEET.
Continues from Page 1 ,
by Alain I?ckc seems to sum up ^
the situation which is now facir.e
America and the world at large:
"As it stands, either ours is to be
a world in which most cf the hith:rto
free and hindependent nations themselves
become exploited under
lirgs like the conquered countries .
>i Europe and Asia or it'must borome
a worio in which all peoples j
everywhere shall bo freed even i
'roiri t he inconsistent half-way
a-hi.-h, before this war^-eonferredr;
freedom for some and subordina- 1
don for otr.ers''. The students ! 1
rho took part in the panel wort: I j
Miss Theresa (Irocrg ard .Mr. W il- 1
liam Miller of Allen university;
Mr. Isaac Mickens of Itenedic.t col-!'
eg ; Miss Sarah Flynn of the Uni- N
i'ersity of So.'th Carolina; and Cor '
i>oral Herbert Brown. Fort Jack- i
on; Sergeant Harvey Johnson, Columbia
Army_ Air Basup and Pri- ?i
ates Kersinka and Teuhy of the t
Zolumbjat Army Air Base. v
Th(b following advisory commit- t
ee members were in charge as hos
esses: Mrs^ Simnne Smith. Mrs, o
Belle Vincent, Mrs. N. II. Collins I
tnd Miss Ra?- Saxon. They were 0
insisted by Mrs. Julia Woodbury, /
Mrs. Mae F wee is H a re amp-MT^r- *7;
rhoniasina Thomas who presided (]
u the coffee table during the ("of- ?
cv Hour which followed. Other? _
v ho. served as hostesses were Mi si
s Birdie Pompey. Fannie Pone.
daisy Perry and Inella Brown.
There were "hearts to share, and
nart? to span" at the gay Valon- "I
ine party at the CSO on Friday |
tight. The many rod and white
'carts which deCoraTeff the walls "
ind doorways, the colorful evening
jtowits of the ladies, accented byhe
-herry glow o{ fireplaces and
good music that, filled 1hn "*r "" ~
ent to the beauty and lmppy spirt
of the occasion. Sweet as well
is swing tunes were the program
>f the Air Base orchestra.
The following program for the
veek of February 22-Feb. 2k contains
much variety and promises
"ntertainmenf to our weekly vUi
ors. The Monday night Art class
v . ?
is growing and proving very interesting
under the tutorship oi
Vliss Edna Watkins, andd Private
Pierce, an artist from the Ahbase
Monday, Feb. 22?Art class;
Bridge party; Tuesday, Feb. 25?
frames and Dancing; Wednesday, 1
Feb. 21??"Non-Com" nite; Thurs- i
iay, Feb, 25?"Air. and Mrs. Nite'-' i
(Soldiers and Wives); Friday, i
Feb. 2*F-All Hostess Niftht?i>anc <
msr; Saturday, Feb. 27?Blnjjo nite ?
7:00 p.m.; Sunday, Feb. 28?Special
Music llour from Fort Jackron
5:50. ^
PAGE SEVEN 1
Charles Lawson, 65 M
Laid To Rest
Charles I.a\\.m>n, 6f-, son of the "tB
ute Mrs. Sally Gray died at his
lOiiH', alter an illness of several
v?.eks, February 9, 1943.
He >s survived by a sister, Sal- ifl
> Gray, Washington, p. C., coa-'^^B
tins. Will Boyd. V'ohTmhia, TTIfTr^'
Be. <1. As!?e\ilU-,.;X. C., Mrs. D.
kttsb?B.?biiHt, Graycougtr S.?
ii. Fast. J. Hast, Pittsburg, Pa., '^1
iiiit aim ih'smi' i.ogan, w tunai- ja
^ S. i'. : ml a host oil relative*?-Jfl
trui friends.
Funeral services were held Sun
lay Febiuary 14, at Sidney Park j*
Methodist church, where he was
a faithful member for many '?
iTais.
["retry-Pressley Co., for 50 years.
He will he missed by all who
rcni'W him. ? *
GREENVILLE NEWS
A bicycle belonging to John <
Wrsloy .Tones'of"FTJlehn St. was
stolen while it was parked a t
sterling High school last week.
Joe Nathan McBoo, little son
>f Mr. and Mrs. McBee, 19 Railroad
St. was painfully burned on
Monday whefi'TVe*"pulled 1 pan
foiling water from the stove and
:urned it over on himself.
Miss Louise Stewart, 211 John
St., daughter of Rev. H. W. D.
Stewart, prominent local morti:iart,
passed away Monday^iright 'j
is the result of injuries sustained -J
>vhen a house coat she was wear- P
ng caught fire Monday a. m. It /*
s reported that Miss Stewart -Js
,vas standing before an open fire
,vhen the garment was ignited.
I'he flames spread so quickly that
he had received many severe
>ums before they were extinguished.
Miss Stewart was a mid
erm graduate of S. C. .State A.
nd M. College and had been at
;ome only a few days after comdoting
her work at that institu- n
ion. Her untimely* death is a
hock to this community.
Mr. Caswell Hamlin of Manly
>t. passed away early Monday
noniing at General Hospital af- j
er being ill foi some time. T
Dr. J. V. Hanna of -Cheraw is
lere ngain examining -the teeth
)f pupils in the public schools
uther recommending treatment. or -V
jiving the same himself. Dr. Hanm
is connected with the State
:loard of Health, Dental Division. ^
le has won the hearts of both
eachers and children. His per- \
ionality is so pleasing that even
hough children know beforehand
n some cases that hei is agoing to \
xtract teeth or use his drill,
hey still don't seem to mind sro
ng to him.
Miss Hnttie" Loo Harris, former
ibrarian at Sterling High school,
vho is now employed as a typist
n Washington, I). C., was a vis- M
tor in the city this week.
The Junior-Senior Prom, the
uinual gala affair of the two Up- ?
>er classes at Sterling Hi school,
ras held in the auditorium o-f
hat school Friday night.
Word hr.s Seen received here
f the death of Mrar 7 Arthur
.ogan, Mrs. Logan was the 'wife
f Pvt. William Ix>gan, former
tllen School instructor She^ pasfe- ______
TT .away, it is reported, after unit
rgoing 011 operation in a Chieuo
hospital.
? CONSULT ?
(TOA'STC E CTL
First Time in State, C'ouftty ' |
or City
I will tell you just
HHTHRjj what you want to
"flpW know shout. vniir
friends, enemies
. v" i nnn, wnciwr
B husband, wife or 1
Bi SW sweetheart is true
gam the love of
he one you most desire; opntrol
>r influence the actions of anyone,
!vrn tRox^h miles away. G"uar- .-a
intee success where others fail. ^
MADAM CECIL JM
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