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Sflt^ rdavf C, 1913. Personal: mention ; A1A It RIA G E A N N Of N C EM EN T Mr. and Mrs. C." M. Moore wish 1 to announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss l.uci.lc Moore, { ?- which took place on February 13. 11143 to Sgt. Harold 1). Robinson, of Columbia, South Carolina. J EN N IN G S-JOHN SO N troth announced _ t The Rev. and" Ytrs. J. R. Jer. ? orgs of Svmter, S. C., announce he engagement- of their daughttu M ?Vordelfe - Rtrth, to Mr.?David A? Johnston of Enfield, North Carolina. The marriage will take place on June lOr *? ?' : ??? i " BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT a Rev. and Mm. D. R. Bedcn augh announce the b'rfh of an 8 lb. boy, Feb. 23. liU'i ;,i the ; ?-BrcNvor?(tree- wood. S. C. Mother andDavid, Jr., a.? doing line. VISITS IN ORANGEBURG Mr. Allen Philip White of Wash- . t~k ir.gton, I). C., was the distinguished house guest of Miss Excelene . Jennings of Orangeburg for lour. days. Mr. White is employed in defense work in Washington. Although his stay was short Miss Jennings and her friends enjoyed having him down. IMPROVING The many friends of Miss v'iola E. Davis will be glad to mow going an operation, February 24, at the Good Samaritan-Waveily hospital. Mrs. T.ois Baiber Davis left Columbia Saturday morning for Maeon, Gn., where she- went- to join her husband, Pvt. Herbert Davis, who is stationed at Camp Wheeler, Ga. WAVERLY FRIENDLY FEW Thie club met at the home hi Mr. and Mrs. Jackson 1302 Pine street Monday night, March 1st .* at 8 o'clock. The meeting Was called to order by President, Mr. Eddy.? The first song was led by the chaplain; scripture lesson was toad from the 14th Psalms by Mrs. Dreher; prayer by Rev. How.' ell. There is a Bright Side Some?-where - was I sung. A .very mat . program louowect. \\ clconu', lit tie Miss Hook; response. Miss \Yi son; recitation, little Mr. Hook' iong, Mrs. Brown; poem, Mrs. Eddy; solo, Mrs. Whittaker; j?jiper Miss Johnson; solo, Mrs. Cook; poem Mrs. Hook; talk, Mr. Brown talk, Mr, Eddy. Next meeting at home of Mrs. Eddy S13 AllenBenedict court. Mrs. Gi'pson, reporter CAY LEADERS SOCIAL CLUF The club held its regular meeting on Monday evening, March 1 - the devotional was conducted by bfce Chaplain Mrs. Robinson. Tr. house was ealied to order by tl president, then the roll was called-. Old and new business we discussed in a short, manner. W aeciuea on a bingo party thi Saturday evening at the home r Mrs. Robinson 2484 Evans Road The next meeting will be at th< home of Mrs. Bready 1800 Lyo' street. Mr. Field, president Mrs. Anderson, secretary WISDOM SOCIAL ( LI B The club held its regular weekly meeting Monday night, * Msrrc'r - . 1. 1943 at the home of Mrs. Jcss; ft Tolivcr 0-2 Allen-Benedict chur' The meeting was ailed to order !> TTTe President, Mrs. Russell with , the devotionals carried out in its usual tyamwir..- The meeting whs- [limed over to flic president Tiird : minutes of the previous mecliig were read, received ar.d adopted then the roll was called with Calclj i-e?nnn.lii?r -vvilh u l!ihl.. verse and dues. . ' The club has planned to have a supper, bingo party and a pea. | nut pick-up on Saturday night, March 13th at the home of Mrs. Wilhelmena Weir on Pendleton ^ St. Everyone is invited to at- ; tend. 1 We then adjourned to meet at ! the home of Mis. Wilhelmena , Weir, The hostess served, a deli* | . cious chicken supper which was , enjoyed by all. ' '' Mrs. Phyllis Russel, president j Mrs. Jessie Toliver, reporter NOTICE!! | The Electoral Coliegre of the ' , Piedmont Annual Confcvt irn will | \ be held at Mt. Pis^rah A. M. iL. I Church, March 17, 104.1. ? R6TV U. R. HtWlehbAuVh; H i Pastor Upst,, i IV . . TsV." .'.sP* ml' , , . - I i J " tTNSTfTNK SOCIAL < Ll 11 The club met Monday night at !:1G at JtUS Stark Si. The dull vas entertained by?Mm. Katrine Cheosvboro. Opening >"0:11.: _ .y Mr. George Helton; prayer b.\ i.v? piesuteat; su.g by Mrs. Mintie llipp scripture lassnn i.y thi ..plain: song by the president. . lruFe was thrrrTpenerl for "riesT by Mr.?M Da if 1. presi lent. MJiiuttes of tlie pieviotn cieetlnjr were read and adopted. .lie ro.i \\;'.s cum-ci k: i; n i.u ; r-> with :i B.bie^ verse j .ur.btr> :> < : ! :u J ,. 1 on ! -t>i-.i a de:i.:i-.s repast which , -Li. eu^oyui. Our :v>:t nmeiirrt " '1 tv e.. ~T~ avtninod bv Mi?**-Henrietta Jack- ! sou al 2.108 Sim); Sfi Mrs. Jul a Glenn, reporter 1 BUSY ACE The club met with Mrs. Stev. ! n>;on on Oak street Monday nite. The devotion;.: was cuiled to or- I dor alid carried out in a spier did ; manner with the president readin: the 27th chapter of Pioverhs j After which the President. ? i s \lmeta Lanorley pros'dad. T.k | imputes of the last meetirc were end and auoptod. The roll was ailed and each member recited [ UiDle verse and paid dlll'S. Old V and new business was discussed t sYo are still planning the Bingo party and peanut pickup at the ; home of Mrs. Louis Oreo 0-2 Al- j -n-Henedict eorrt. Victory prizes will be given to the winners. The meeting adjourned. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert Smith. Refreshment was served hic'n all enjoyed, Ol'THERN SISTERS SOCIAL * and savings club The club held its regular meet- | hig Monday evening. March 1 at I 1 ho home of Mrs. Fannie Brown i "*111 tn 'TM. ? M i! a 1 hi iw'.-ti iii. i ue iifvwuuiiai I'l- | rciso war, parried ort tn the useal form. In the business oa>*t "J ha. meeting the liub completed , plans 1'or a silver tea Sunday af | V?? nrS'i Mnvr'i 71!i fit the homo of I Mrs. Ruth Alford 2-J'MRichland | 5t. The time is bdJO. Every body-is--asked to attend. We regret to learn that our ^resident is leaving town which brought about her resignation. ?Mrs. Pauline Drown was elected president. At the roll, call sevec members answered. The next meet :ng. will be at the borne of . the~ mesident 2100 Hickory Rd. The hostess served delicious refreshments. WAVERLY SILVER STARS We were highly entertained on Vst Tuesday night at t.he borne of Mrs. 5'or>re, L-4, Alien-Benedict irmt. The bouse was cailed to j rder and devotions carried, qjj' . n the usual maniw A lovely j "woTram?w:is given in belndf ?f-J he first meeting at Mrs. Moore | rhe house Was then opened f<v ' business. Wo arc sorry the High Tatters were comuelled to post- ' >oned the dance for tlie 12th but 1 ve will cooperate with you when ' it is given. A supper to be giver. U the home of Miss Ruby John. on on Saturdav nicrht was nlsvr led. also a-silver tea to be given I ?n Sunday afternoon at I..G?Wc re asking for your support. \ After the meeting we were all .rprised fo learn that Mrs, Moore "as celebrating her birthday. A h lieious r?past of .champagne -mger 'ak.,: i*?- cream and cake as served. All of which were joyed. A few games of P.ingo ore played and everyone had a "and time. We were glad to nve with us Mrs. Bernice PlarVhcar and Mrs. Mhry Etta Wilon. We hope they will come aain soon. Our next meeting will he at the *ome of Mrs. Ir.ez Hawkins, 1221 Lyon street. THE \\.\ VKliLY Sr.NFI.OWER The Sunflowers were highly en~i 'tai led?Tuesday ovonirg at?tk-? homo of Mrs. Freda Pope on .Senate street. The meeting was called to order at the usual hour lv ' v.o I'rd^ident, Mfg. S Ty' Wvofional was brief? The minutes ' re read ai d the i*oll railed. Th' nans for a dinr.fr on Mevli G'1't the home of Mrs. Hale, 2U5" ^"ndletrm street were matte: Ev- Pfryone is welcome. We" Mdjourn ;>d to moot with Mr?. S-Pivm a' lie. home .of Mrs. Shirley Davis. , ttTO Pir e streets The- 4)}>steMu rt veil ;i ilclir iiuis ViOt uimiii'i1 filed oysters, potato salad, sal J :ines, hot tea. On the (.able was ( \ beautiful dish of cookies, nuts | md candies which we .really en!oywT ,, ,,,,,^?" President, Mrs. Sullivan; Sec., ' Mrp. Daisy Adams; Reporter, Mrs ciuia Coles. i RU E STAR SOCIAL ( LI B I The club met on Monday nicrht. it the home of Mrs. Rayford 1217 Lyon street. The house was rail- ' -d to order by the Vice-President Mr, Minis. The first selection Shine On Me was led by the Ohap<iin, Mrs. Jones. Prayer was re- t teated. The minutes of the last c meeting were read, received and adopted and the roll Was railed. Etch member responded with a j Bible, verse and fee. The house .wis men opened lor ?usiness. \\ e i received an invitatiorf front the High Hatters which \\fe are lookng forward to. The closing selec- , tion God Re With You was led by Mrs. Jones. Benediction repeat- i d and the meeting adjourned to j Jl6 Walnut street. I, H jpHflpffijK SBm BB* JHw BBf,? w IBBV^ IPW SOMDVi HKRI3 IN KNGI-Al York, X. Y.: William 11. Lux. Di Dyson, "New York, N. Y.; Lestoi Murphy, V&ldosta, Ga.; Carl W V\ei;3, Washington. I). .; Kcnr Zeta Phi Rata Sara National Finer Woi ORIGINAL PLAY AM) . SPECIAL ADDRESSES MAIN bEAllRE llLl'E HEVl'fi"CLOSED GAY ACTIVITIES Alpha Ornieron Z?ta and Psy Alpha, twin chapters of Zcta Phi Beta Sorority observed Finer Womanhood Week beginning Monday February 22, with special business meeting, where plans were made to cheer the shut-'#;. Wednesday. Brother .J aims A. Green, Professor of Chemistry at State College, was speaker. ?Friday,?Psy- Alpha?Chapter?al-State College presented an original play, in keeping with the Sorority's theme for the year, that >f "Finer Womanhood in War Time." The play depicted the saerifices women gladly make daring these war times and the opportunities, t^omen have to serve an the home front as well its re T11V11 JVM JU'llVV UV.lt>. V t'J t:im 1 v i his play enlarged the vision of ill who saw it and made them keenly aware of Finer Womanhood, - Scholarship ami Service, for which the great Zeta Sorority stands. Zeta's lUue Rev row was the mi in feature for the Saturday night's activities. S.unday, Phi Hot a Sigma Fraternity Brothers worshiped with their Zeta Sisters at St. Luke Pu'sliv L .riarj?Churt-h. -where_ the Pastor /Rev. F. Cannon be: ulifully depicted the lives of noble women from Li Lie time to the presir.f day. Soror A'l.a Perle Ashley gave the history of the Sorority. Soror L). L. Taylor, one of tne few if not the greatest of our local platform speakers, gave the meaning of the theme. Mtisiv by State College quartet. Soroj j Madge Perry presided. This is the one sacred time in I ihe year when "11 Zet: s bow ill ' reverence to Almighty Cod. foi j the continued success of this i great Sorority. MY CREED To leve Zeta more and more each day, ' To love, to honor, faithfully obey Each sisterly request?to meet the need With the verv best within me, T / ' 1 IS m \ LIl'l'M. i To firmly staiul for what is ri^ht and true. Cnsu'.licd keep our gallant white' and blue, To answer every call and take no i heed Of shadow, selfish impulse, Is my Creed. And when I"ve done my best? I rnd ui ven all. d. '.u'n cvwniaw shad s al las: must . surely fall, ( know that He who knows my J ' every thought and dec! And marks the sparrow's tLght. ~Will jutlRe my Creed. Xegvc, 4-H Club Memb trr "Food Fur Vicluiw" Chester. S.C.?Six NVgro 1-11 'I:t members v.crr rrrrritird tni- 1 week that thev have won as iT~[ Hlue Ribbon Team in the Food for Victory contest conducted by the Fxtens'o Sorvite in the state ast year. This honor entitles eachf >1111 to rnr iiiiiii r ir invir-g, ,>ti,)iyii and they have been relivered already. The names of the v. irners and the clubs tliey represent are as j follows: Tossio Lee' Coleman - Coeds Isiah Mayfield Leeds Thomas J. Vance' Leeds Abralla Smith Tlatun Rough Luvenia Sanders. Halnn Rough Mam in ie Mart'n KdgemoreIn addition t<> their (iemonstva ions in srcTr rrctivrtdeS-a* jrrowtnj; orn, poultry, calves, nigs. and 'aulining which '_'nve them, a net I,oome of 814o.5>7. tliev norveiwl to I ietf> mother :rd father with such ' hores as feeding the hoes milk !njr the cows, repairing fences, 1 :aning. sewinc, arc! gathering the! ggs. As a result of this, the parents of two of the winners won Better Farm Living Certificates this year for the first time aid mother won a seal to add to the Waynion Johnson. Agvi. Agent '-S THK PALMETTO LEA I * f'-:- < >* ^ >' II^ <wSj <Bwl Si 1)?Negro t<?f ()(Tr Can J: uo,!v)yn. X. V.; Richard \V. Davis, \Ya AVcCiovdon. Brooklyn. N. Y , Pope,'Columbus, Ohio; James P. II; :et.h K. Wilson, lieHtrklyu. N. Y? 1 h< rity Celebrates manhood Week Prominent in >v/ York Affairs (Hy Baxter Leach) Vr.,v Y?. v rity Y>r:h 1 ? South Carolina citizens here are contributing their share to the war elfort. A groat number are buying defenrr? bonds, an ppi-pohihin number are serving i;i .the armed forces of the country and others hero are identified with Red Cross work and other Welfare agehcies. * * * * * Among the number of persons in the Defense Industries is Mrs. .?iaiy W." AN'jil.ania. u native?of-~nr<Utv Point ; nd an Aliunde. She has b'-en commended by her su?< lious for efficiency and attentiveness to duty. She holds an imnorte'H nosil'on with the Westtin Electric Company. Mrs. Anna H. Hughes. Exccative Secretary of the South Carolina State Co lege Club here has , been endorsed tor an important portion in the 1 )ewcy ' administration. She is a former leader of the lie: "hlieen croup in the lUth Assent bjv District. * * Assnnbl\man William Andrews native of So'..til Carolina and a u*her?r-f tin1?New?York?State? T "'^slMt-'re inIreduced a bill on Wednesday to merge the minor courts of the City, ii' the Andrews Bill becomes a law the Magistrate and M i. ltK ipal CouTTs \titl conn, under one administrative brrneh. | tie has been a member of the Leg j islature lor more than seven years J lid is on us most mtiuontiai committoos. Mrs. Ada Wright Duft'is, formerly of Columbia mid the wife of , Lucas Duffis. prominent business man hero js convalescing _at hei home after an operation in a pri- ; rate Sanitarium. She is rctiveiy identified with a number of social , ,u7~! \v e I f a re organizations i ( * * * . The Rev. Win. MeKinley DawI .ns, Jr. is now pastor of the fashTiiu bl? Allen A.M.E. Church of Jamaica, X. Y. and from all accounts is very popular with his members. SUNNV SIDE SOCIAL CLUB I The club lie Id its last meeting n< the bonm >f Mrs. Ruth Jenki's March - "lie meeting wtis called to cider by the President Mrs. Rowe. The devotions were . nnduetcd in the rs'-al manner. J Minutes were read by the soere- ' t.i ry?a f a r?n il l ii tiiii hmise was opened, for business. After a .hi .et bus in . r Ms se.-smn the meeting adjourned. The hostess .?(rved ;i delirious ers Win Blue Ribbon Program ~ ROSE SOCIAL CIA 15 The Rose Social club held ils regular meeting Tuesday, March 'J at the home of Mrs. Wilhelmina Robbins on Lady street. The meetin'* was caiTeil to order hv Mr. lliiiiimnfc Undaiiiiv, einn |?"""l"Dl The worshin neriod was in charge of Mrs. Ethel Gibson. The roll was called and minutes of the last meeting were read, received is ml I ' adopted A short business session ' was held. The next meeting will 1 he at the home of Mrs. Tallio Mae Scott on Cherry St. A pleasant social period was en- ' joyed during which the hostess. ' airs. wnneiimna Kohhins served maeoroiri salad, ham, crackers, pie and hot tea. Tin-: LOVELY "35" CI.VU The Lovely "35" club niet at the ( heme of Miss Wilhelniina Price 1 , Harper court Monday night. The .. meeting was opened by the chap- ' lain who conducted devotions. Bi-1 < hie verses were recited by the j < members. The minutes were rend 1 , received and adopted. Mrs. Car- ! fie Hfmlen woe reported siek. Tweiinvitntions were read. Unfinished 1 ? )i:K '!;,!, S I ,n ! , i. ( !.-. ;';' :, n iiiiiii ten, !> (.'.; U'i'l i i ! . i >!i ' c ry (.'ih-nnv AH7.-v:va?. I.a'.; K:< }?< .$( .V" II >c. iJcion - >.:ar,_r. la.; I?.m it I.. T-sr T: t:d ; llz Y.i m I r. g B:ri ilu^-Ua-U^-A-p-a^ar. x.t Sidney Park, Mar. 9 The Dixie Hemming: lord q.a"tor r?f N'cw VnrW Cit-v ". 11 :ii np-ir at Sidney Park CME church Tu.s day night. M: rch i'th at tfa'VO. This quaiicl lias just tin i she<T three tin ii't's snc-.vssi'tl in "'Cafe Society". Sheridan Snyare. Now Vork City and will feature some new songs of the. nojih. ftaviv. Hartley?Parker. Ira.? Tucker and W illiam dobo of Green villo. S. S.. four boys of the south who went north aful have Made good. ] They come from New Vork I lighly recommended. Admission ]j cents; children 20 certs. PATRIOTIC SILVER TEA 71 i?: * 1 ?tin t-H'relay hI'umhoom?a-t t h? hyine of Dea. and Mrs. W. M. Lyles 221'1 Washington street ? patriotic silver tea was given by I '.he Waverky Wide-Awake circle. The cert tor deer of the spacious lining room was draped with a :argv I'niied Stale Flag. 'J he eoier scheme heirg carried out with red, white and blue candles that burned while the tea was in progress. whiie other rooms were ucuulifully decorated with lovely j i ling iiewers. Alts., Nellie Dixon! _nd Mis. Kluise t.'rafton. did?the-; ieeoiating. A lively program, was ! rendered. Airs. Georgia Whitker I mistress of deretnonies,' Tho.se -.a(?."g part en?ihe piuyiain weiv ia lullows: Mr*-.. A. K. Deidcy; the] r'etsc Lie C'loial club composed of ; i group of young girls; Airs. Han-I la .lolmsmi, Miss I'obnie Yourg- l deed. AI !ss Blondina Hcnd- i so-.; | tie i-.nics sisters; I.ktle Mibiieo 'anies, soloist. Miss Hlhiora Roby- ' on, 11; [ lasera Davis, Miss Kar-i licrdeen Hart.. Remark by ]>ea fhenias Williams, Airs. Maggii ! ojins-i:,- M, s. Taylor and Rev. j laxvvi+s??ift Cleveland, Ohio, '"losing remarks i?y. Mrs. 'i.yh-s, pies- I dent. i W'e heartily thar.k everyone" foi \ i'neir loyal support. Sorry s]>acc 1 von't allow us to mention alt who ' - ere present. The amount raised ( 'hro'.gh this olFori was j llfi 1! j H 111 i St m| It ARMY GLEE CLUB GIVES Cpl. Samuel Williams, Dallas, T< Members of the chorus are: Sift.. " Tex-T Pvr. Jei-emtfitT'Applewhite Holland Austin, Detroit, Mich.; Pvt. David Lockhart, Chattanoo] Perroy, Ga.; Pvt. John II. York, Hadnott, Houston, Tex.; Pvt. Th< ?ua.i upi. pmii Lbftf, iv'uw vutk, hituilinvr supper and a p-arut ual new business under vt.irh at null was planned at the home of , Mr. and Mrs. Mavos 2:120 1-2, Washington St. Mar h IT. Ev? : m'vhody -h<?invMod?The roll was ailed. SI LOO was collected. The meeting adjourned to meet a t Miss Covinne Whaley 1114 1-2 [)ak street. I Miss Johnnie Mae Terrv. See. DEROKAH SOCIAL CM 15 On last Thursday night our club ' i\as the guest of the Capital City 1 yjnrtet. Due to the fact that they vdehrated the sixth anniversary in the 21st, we felt that it was ur duty to give them a surmise party, at the home of Mies. Ada Taylor. 1200 Lyon street. Mrs. HI f ~ ^!jrI "i*-:.:s..1 I L. (' !' :i..i:i. .\ew P! I:i I *!|i'tii i. ".?.;' V.',l"'!i.r A. txn:.\, :;>pv.\r.a. n. j.; wim ill, Hi''.i.?:nri, 'i <'x ; IJi<'h ?r:l >!. :v.i.3 c.j? AL-fjt.-.l lic it ? -is 1-: \<ir.i: ^oc 4? AND SAVINGS CIA II .. 1 I J h j K?y!i* S..C-..1 iiirl SaVlllli'i ! I -1, ir. . .i) tli.. U.,.. -.< \1 .. < | Kidney 2100 Senate" St. at j witli the president presidi r. I)e| Vli"imi fveiv.se was conducter. _ j by M?i'. Rd-H'Dh Jones: prayer by t Mr. Hzchicl Motcn. c-a.h member 1 reel tod' a I'.ibte verse. The pre si j i;-nt failed for minutes of the pre ! eious meeting whieb were read ard approve', 1. A splendid program Was rende red. The roll'was call-i-dr iwii- -member?responded;?The timet intr closed at 10 e>'clock t<> ' meet next Friday night at the | rtonro of Mrs, Flossie Carr, 000 ^ "Lincoln?St. A?elclinous?repast j was serveel. -4 HKrfi IIATTFR8 SOCIAL CLL'B - j The club met at the home of "Mr and Mrs. Voting March 1st. -f j The meeting was conducted in thwi ( usual manner; it was opened with a song, after which there was a prayer. After the rcadmg and ' , ipproval of tiie minutes .ttyc bus-|t Iness of tlit- I'M'tiiuty wiij disputed ed. W'o enjoyed :savinjr Mr. Jas- > ger ^?s our visitor. The Hi^rh Halters extend a hearty welcome . to visitors at all tmies. Our. ] next meeting will be held at the -home of Mis. Rubins, 2bll Qer- ; vais street. ( ciii'itt H Kittle Camden Baptist church holds services every second and i fourth Sunday. Sunday school is a held every Sunday afternoon a t .J four o'clock. This church is lo- l cnted on R. F. 1). Columbia. The .1 people of this section are extend- .1 ed a cordial* invitation to take J ad.antajro of the service we are r tiyinj; to render. 1 Mrs. C. Hamilton. S. S. teacher ' % Ml'S. Alive Mrnsiniol Sok'i' Jiiiinna Hamilton -Irons.. Ki'V. 1'. I*. McNeill. Pastor > f}? k . Ti 5| ; - ,:'Bj |J! fctri k Kb ^ w ? I' iu^8 1^/J Hi wmmmm BBsSSh J CONCERT IN ENGLAND?A soldiei ?nn., has given several other recitals Edward L. Humphrey.. Banford. Fla.:. , Memphis, Tptttt.t Cpt. James Cr Rob: Pvt. Alfred Daniels. Los Angeles, Cal.; ija, Tenn.; Cpl. Walter Pugh, Pine HI Kilgore, Tenn.; Pvt. Tola Basker, Ha jophilus Haydon, Pittsburgh, Pa.; 1st 5 -r " ' *--- c- 1 " 11: . 1 .? nilU?V II Ivorcne Jordan assistant hostess, t Hie members of the quartet were gre -ted at the door by Mr. Outen. j > When they entered the living room [ . (he lights were all out. We began ' t singing Happy Birthday and Mrs ' Jordan lighted the candles. Mr | ? Br'/nson and his group were sr I s surprised they were dumbfounded, j t The home was beautifully decornt-j ed with numerous cut flowers. On ,1 ti e table was a lovely lace table i ' cloth with red. white and blue 1 candles and rapkins. In the cen- t tor of thd table sat the blrthdny i cake with six candles-and Happy I Birthday to the quartet written f across the top. The menu consisted of fried ' chicken, rice, potato saTnrT sliced ' ulture Club Musical i - S O Draws Iavkq Cr I' if t i-i.i a".-it c.ii |j?st Sunday, braa: y -X whin the ('lltuiv nil caul'?t~b?unit .-4 - i^ut.?Luu- xli_. ^ i-M'tit of t'H' Wilkinson Home ,?r yiris. T!:c hVh n>* f tl : Vi r-iuy was an. ::<ldrts< by J'rnf * fi ni v r. Nal'- n. ileal! of B-'u i t ' < :!:%*?'. vl.kh v7iTs a tiT' i :io linn::. t . a of not vitiop t! anyn.l 'i?-rn":?<!** ' l.s.c for? v4u* oeea*nof) iael tiled; lit i.'. Ms from tk" S('!" " | i (iroiio of Fort Juekson and tlv 'ride of Km t .'aekson quartet: a iLo bv...M:>y .JMirth'i. Or:iniiit:.hmr_ t'tu her i . tie ti ' ' i' !i:i v'vi i.y Pvt. F.viv I>avis of 'roi.ti' n" by Pvt. !>i a ''-.ntK r ort - .la- Captain Harris 1 as pre-o:Hed and Ik.? .. Pii t he imoortaree of the tyin f contacts su'-li as th? soldiers ire re'?jvii.g al the I'SO. Cap. a]n Harris is vii-r ' (,e Ti't'iv' Jani?s)tion rompany aval lias very tee: 1 ly ( Ifie F'"rt A berTa! party is lr*Th> planned foi bat e'liiuiatiy op Va?-ch t J. On Sunday, ^'eva 7_. !)r. Samel Hipeins. presifl- u of Allen tiivorsif will be the -'taker at i,,. vt-'rt'h.r v. sp-r hot r. The Uiblic' is invite!. Foil. is tbi ,,-(>c'ra:r. of : <tivitics f. r ;!u week 4 >1 S 1 1 ? M'liuliiv. March 8? Art Class; Bridge PiM-sdny,-March ?Games: Dar.cintr Wednesday. March 1 0?"87? nCoin Night''; Impromptu lira, matics Ihursday. March" 12?"Mr. and Mrs." Night Friday. March 1'! ? Invitation Dunce, 7'.'2nd (.Sanitation Co. Saturday. March 14 -BinTr.?prizes Sunday Maivii la- or.'iO Discussion ?Gj oup.?0 :.'!<) ?( afFi-c Hour. ? NEWS A BOl \ 1) NESMITH? By Thelma (). White The teachers of this community vorked very faithfully during the rationing period. We started on Monday morning at P a.m. finish d Friday evening at G p.m. A cry large number registered ami ach trpcher"managed her station ery nicely. Mr. John I>. Swe< ney, the agri'ulture teacher of Brown school v <loin<i> V..I.....1UI C* " OJ..V .?vii\4 i,% |/v Ml \\ U IK. Jo is rendering great service to h< community. Ilt^has started evoral proirrts, such as poultry Muil.o/njr i ml many other typos ?l projects of?whfch the farnver* ire wry interested. Mr. Sweeney s a graduate of Suite College. Phis- is his second year at Brown The H. E. teacher Mias Robing on is back in school after a long tuv at In-r^iume win re she was 11.' .!OK 1>AN - <i UOYE BAPT+ST CULkCH Jordan (Jrow Baptist Church s located at 10(>0 Washington St. aid .services are held i very Sun1; v. Sunday School convenes at (J a.m.: Breaching services a t !Night Services: Devotioni!s 7:h0; PrenchWlg X:J0. Weekly dissionaiy Prayer Meeting. Wednesday r.iiht. 7:.'JU-l>:.'?rt. All arc i:\itod to attend all these sericos. Mrs. Mary Oner, Secretary ?Dean?-Williams, ('hr.??*f -Board Rev. S. J. Johnson. Pastor lyBl r chorus under the direction ofo in different parts of England. Pvt. Surnix .AVilliams,._Biyan. ___ is6?, ltAbomnvtlta, !<C. C.; Pvt. ~ Pvt. Leon Briddell, Berlin, Md.; uff. Ark.; Pvt. David Wallace, dtimore, Md.; Pvt. Edward L. 5gt. Joseph A. Smith, Augusta, osnato and hot rolls a;*d punch. The guests wore entertained vith dancing, playing cards and lso enjoyed several selections by he quartet. Wo oswrrt" thanks to Mr*. Map. iic Johnson and Miss Ruby Johnon front the Waverly S. iS. club or helping us five this party. <"?uosts present were: 31 v s . iiown, Mrs. Wilson of N', Y.; Mrs s'aoivi Johr.son. 3Irs. L. Scott, Mrs "art ha Dean Bradley, MArr Alneta Inabinett, Miss Alice Benormn. Mrs. Hermerha Spignor, VIrs. Inez Hawkins, Mr. Joe Jorlan. Miss Rartha Dean Hart Mrs. \dline Clarke, Mrs. Margie Waynen, Mrs. RawlinsOn, Mr. and Mrs >rimfo SThnptfT. PAGE SEVEN 'ea at Harden Street owd ~ Benedict Collegre Club Honors Miss * rsacRii M. Garrett - n 1 he Washington Benedict Club giro a farewell party i t the home of Mr. and A. hi. Simbtti, Ml Feb. 8 for Miss Naomi M. Garret, \vl o (!i parted 011 the h for Haiti, ;:s 5he Oirty woman r mong?ten ?J French-speaking teachers sent by ihe I". S. Commission of Educa- .J|j lion. to Wuch English in Haitians rsvhools. ? - *,4 I Xiu_ VV!ii--Jiina ton Club was proud ? .^ i to honor Miss Garret beet?use site Htn. dk t graduate, who icarn* ?rtf ' etl her first French at Benedict, i received her Masters Degree in 1 French at Atlanta University, was [-an- active member and was > I selected by the U. S. Commission I for this foreign service from several hundred applicants. I Among the many gucst3 pres: cut were representatives from I m\eral local ,school;-, clubs: Allen, [ Dillard, Tusk'ogoe, Texas, Minor j and Howurd. | On February 1 4th at ll:Oo a. j in.. Benedict College Club No. 46 1 will celebrate Founder's Day, at ; Mount Moriah Baptist church lo{ atcd- at Third and L. Sts., S.W. i 1 >m?d.?H Randolph lias kindly '. onsented io dedicate hrs momj ing scrvice-u>?commemorating _th< ' T.'lid Anniversary of the founding j-of- Bem-dict College, l>r.?William | O. Carrington of Howard University. will be guest speaker, j The Washington Club ?is putting <>u a strenuous drive for the tI Endowment Fund of the college. ? RIDGE -SPRING NEWS Sunday found ehurchgoorB at : Ridge Hill, seeking for spiritual _ food. Rev. Jotti's knuws juat the ; kind to give. The funeral of Mrs. Annie Belle Bettis" tyas held a t ' Ridge llill Baptist church, Feb. 21. .She was a member of the abovo named church for a number of years. She leaves to mourn a I mrsband, Mr. .Junius Bettis; eight jvbildreiu. a mother. Mrs. . Alice | hlorkci". six sisters.'-Mesr E. Wil- 1 ' liams. Mrs. M. Carol, Mrs. C. Artimes, Mrs P. Harris Airs. A. Stevens all of Ridge Spring; Mts. W. I.. Thomas of Anderson: 3 brothers: Mr. I/O'jie Blocker, Hempstead v v . A i Ti?t: m i i . I.; .111'. Illdltv UlUtfcCl 2X11U Charlie Blocker, of N. Y. C., and a host of relatives and friends. The Bottis a d Blo.'.kgr families^ wish t<> thank each and everyone who assisted the family in every way. The entire community was sad ?"C learn of the death of Dr. D. K.* Thompson. ' -Ridge Hill 4iigh School _ Mabel V. Davis. Heporter Teachers a'.d students worked hard and willingly with the regifltration for war ration book 2 last week. The chapeL exercise Friday was conducted in the form of a musical l.y David Broadnax. It was exceptionally good. The following spoke very good .11 chapel Friday: Gladys Glenn, Mary Glover, Evetta Johnson and Woodrow Legions. Don't miss the "Church Clinic" to be presented in the Ridge Hill school auditorium Sunday, March 7th at A :3Q. _p,m. This, is a hu- , -norous allegory showing cures for some church weaknesses. Come out and classify yourselves. Adniission_5c. It will last for one hour only. tumammmm?mmmmmmammmmmmmJ Wl PUftUSM THi HIT CHOI Al MMNOiMMTI Ol U.UU. inclumno ST. LOUIS BLUfiS' 1 and thi atst smarruAis includimo ? SHINE LIKE A MORN IN' STAR' IrW C H?H?T Send lor Our lis# of Music foe Bond. Or (So IS< ond Various Solo fnsrrvmoats HANDY BROTHERS MUSIC CO.. Inc. '*?> ??o*?w?r xiw r<n? tt. t ? CONSULT ? MADAM CECIL First Time in Slate, County or City . ^ ill sweetheart is true gam the love of the one you most desire; control or influence the actions of anyone, CVen thouirh milea nwv an tee success where others fail. MADAM CECIL ' is All Business Confidential Flours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. *^7" ' Permanently located h? 2nd Pallman Trailer on left side of High- '.)% way No. 1 coming oat of Columbia next to Mra. Roland's Groe. 9tam . VjM Open Sundayk W. Columbia, 8. C. 19 50c Special Readings for usbort *1 time only! Si it HilPI I