The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 24, 1943, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Sallirday, April 21, 1
PERSONAL
1 MENTION
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MARRIAGE ANNOINCE M E N T
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. 3TcCu 1lough,
of Winnsboro, S. C..' announce
the marriage of their
daughter. 5ara Alberta, to .Mr.
Willie M. Gilmore, of Philadelphia,
Pa.. November S. l'.M2. at
Wilmington, Del. At home 1703
? .Morris St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Kdna L. Butler is now
being ill for several days.
Mr. Charlie F. Mieken? son of
* Mrs. Ellen Mi.kens of 1311 Puff*
laskj St. was home on leave last
week-end. Tie has been "serving
in the Navy~Fourteen yrnmiths anc
is, now stationed iifTfalifornia.
Mrs. Laura Gilmore. of Whitestone,
N. Y., former'y 'of Golum
bia, came to the city last week to
meet her son Sgt. Melvin Gilmore.
of "California, who was spending a
5 days furlough, visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. N. R. Miller of 2225
' Gervais street. Both Mrs. Gil?more
.and her son, Sgt. Mel v in Gilmore'werc
looktng tine rnil friends"
were delighted to see them.
^ Cpi. William Perry lionncr ot
? Columbia S. C., son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I). Bonner, who is now
stationed in California with Co.
C. 0. M. Bn. .vn,. heme on fni"
lough " visiting hts vrt^p, family?
and relatives.* His \vifp before
marriage was Miss Welhclmena
T. D. Miller of Eastover. S. C.
They also spent a few days with
Mrs. Bonner's parent,, at East
over. After returning to California,
Cpl. Bonner is planning to
visit his sister, Cpl. Josephine
Bonner who is stationed at For' I
Anachua, Arizona..
SOCIAL CLUBS ,
The Sinshino social ohb met
the home of Mrs. Lenter Hoof las'. |
?Tttesdry evening. After the hrri-ness
session a very nice reps'.?'
was served. The next meeting will
bo with Mr. aful Mrs. S. T. Thomp
son. B-7 AJlen-Ben edict Court.
The?Bthc?Star?social?el si la?mi'.
last Tuesday night and enjoyed a
fine evening's entertainment with
Mrs. Raiprd on Lyon Street. Mr.
Ban berry. ont? of our finest members,
is soon to leave us for ihe
ainty. Oil*-best wishes--will surely
accompany him. ThP next meeting
will be ;.t 2353 one-haif Senate St..
v the residence of Mrs. Smith.
The Wisdom social club is itnv
fortunate.in losing, at least tempoprurily,
one of its best memb rs
Mrs. Myles, who has gone to Chicago
to live with her sister. We
most assuredly wish for her a s?t *
son of prosperity and happiness.?
and shall look forward to her coining
Lack to us, if only tor a visit.
The club met last week with Mrs.
Joyce, who served a delicious collation.
The Lucky Bird social club is
making-fine - pi ogress under it
fine president, >am Williams. Thelast
meeting Was held last Tuesday
night at Mrs. Coiemans. Tito
next meeting will be with Miss
Jessie Bowers, 1012 College St.
There were ?0 members pr.se nt
to enjey the palatable food pitspared
for their delectation by tiui ,
charming hostess. ...
Che members of the Busy Ace
club entertained with a ,Tag Silver
Tea last Sunday afternoon at
Mrs. Katherinc Smith's Allen-Benedict
apartment. A very interesting
piogram appertaining to Easter
was rendered^ The famous Columbia
poet, Rev". E. M. Kcitt, recited
some of lii;- poems for us and delighted
us with nis renditions. Our
vice president, Mrs. Eunice St vonson,
made a very interesting
talk before adjournment. We were
quite happy to have as rntr-guesAsSome
of the members of the Win
M verly Silver Stars.
?- ?
-ThV"High Hattov* had ? very.:
fine meeting Monday night. Mrs.
' ' ' ) '11 ' u'n w - h
to express our grateful appreciation
to all our friends who helped
rs with our successful tea, and we
know of no better way to do so
than through the colums of The
? Palmetto Loader. Our next session
i'^?'ill be at 2311 iliervais St. with
genially affable Mrs. Roblis.
Visitors havc standing invitation
to attend our "meetings, which we
try-to make as sgioy .as possible.
Deborah Social club held it* latest
meeting at th(, residence <>f
Mr. ana Ml'M. OtltiMi 011 Pendleton
I St. last Monday night. Group No:
j rr two is planning for a Bingo party
iSaturday night of this wtek;
^ We are also preparing for an anniversary
celebration, which will
take place April' 28. Our next
meeting will be at 1200 Lyon >St.
Mrs. Jordan wlTT entertain.
SOLDIERS FETED
Approximately (55 soldiers from i
the Columbia Airbnse were enter- I
tained on Thursday evening from {
8 to 11 o'clock at the Old Howard
Center. About 50 girls with a patriotic
spirit were present t o
make it very enjoyable for them.
The main features of the evening
were: games and dancing to_
the rhythm of beautiful music furnished
by a local nrehestm.
te
HS&' ' '
irpL. AND MRS. E. W\ DROWN
I Co:j>oral Edward. \Y^ Drown and
wilr, Mrs. Jissip M. Brown. .Mrs.
Brown of CovpiMis, S. ('., is ;t
-un '.nRm- uf. i.iv Nfew?ii' ;'n 1 f: i.c.J-ly.
a foriiiw j*."ad?J?;t'e of Bino,.irt
Collegtv
?Corporal Brown M"W stationed
i.f Fort Jackson, S. C., is also n
graduate of Benedict O.ll.jvc ; nd
| ; ti outstanding tom l>:ill playei
while there.
Blcjrsofn G.fhmnetty
Engaged to Wed
May 6, 1943 at
Portland, Maine
Columbia, S. 0., April 10, 10 13.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles If. Danrseily
( f I'd")'.) Washington St., is ;.nnov
swing the nt and approach
iisg sua; via go of their. daugn
ter, B Lissom. (.It ririuiv, to Thomas
Ir.w.ence .1 out.son of Mi*. ::ivl
i.'Ms. Writer S. .Ji'ii-.s. of I5i*oi?kI
lya, N. V.
I ?Jauntily -is ? -mrtW-e-?
! South Carolina. and taught Homo
I Kconortics in thp Public :~e-hool of
tiio State for a number of years.
pAr present. sh,. is engaged in VM
rS; Defense?Work tn-?Pot tlr n?l.
| Maine, where they will' wed.
I The pro-nect svt> bVhb'gronm?77
also engaged in Defense* Work
...hi is' li'.ivti very hi. It in t It ?
world of Sports.
Teachers Entertained
By Bride-Elect's
Mother
Oi auL'oburc?During the regains
iiymthly meeting of tht. Mri.ngei
nvsf City school teachers.
Mis. rjunth Perry !>. D-vc'luisd en-U'l
lansi 'I in t.ip Williici-on Homo
t.customics* iV2ihtiug. the teachers
,.t a ciiu.cr in hi..tor of her daugh
lci, Madge Per; v. who is to
i.e liiars ie-d e. .Mr. .lames C. 11 iti*i
or. .Jm e ). l'.it.'i.
the tahl.s which fosasitd a n
II ' Were artistically dm crate*-!
ills v:t: o of f.*rn and hridjtl
w-vi.t.;: :n,. t;i ide-e Sect's place
was m.uk.dvith 1!\:\r,icrs o t
?vijsatin 1 ! ;> '!) auiii'Miri1 from
. ei.injr lignts w> thi' eoye of the
mile. In the c.-nlcr stooft a miniat.u
Ij 1 i<ic. and jrronni upon an improvired
mound of Howurs.
Some ot. the place cards ware
onuments with silhouette lnith:-.
ami erooins and others took the
of .i ji'.i iiatar4. : t of hridal
rinps.
After the very in I ere? tin.'* adores
s piven hy _Conch t). ('. I Jawon
of State t'olle^c. the principal
penken .or til . occa.iiwii. r It t
teachers feund written on t h e
,-huv cards: ''To Wed .tune 1,
j'.'l"!. J!a(i?c ('. Perry and .lames
i w. ....... ; ..i ' M '
IIV l'. Hrieiniul.
The menu .v.hieh was served by
ot.ng isrm 1'roin Stale College,
nnsi,t.'ii ni > 'reach fried chicken,
.ongcahd v . '".aide -spI;.(I. wed
. statues in orange jackets. hot
. ddl.s ami ginger ale. -As a sweet
whipped cream wits *i-\? ;I.
lav,I d L'Ue-Is ilK-lll'k ?i I'l l f. an.l
M rs. C11.Harper. Mr. .James,
.iai pel's parents.
Iwcrynne enjoyed the evening
immensely.
KINCSTKKK NKWS
The C'osmopoTlan < it 1 > will hold
:1s meeting at t'e home of 1>?\
.aid .Mis. .J. A. .Mason with their
daughter, .Miss KUa (J. Mr.son en,ei
tainu.g.
.Miss Aiberta Mathis of I.atiri'iis
sind teacher h.ere in t e Tom
.asoiI i'i'i h i- ima! ua. .eimerrrrmrr
iin* i<) in" iimos<? r.i r moinc/i
We Li<>pt for .Mrs. Mathis a speodj
:oeoveiy.
Mrs. Nettie ('ockhold Ro4trer* is
horn,, visiting t:er leotht r Mrs.
Itosa lee t'oekficld.
St. Mary's school o?~ Williamsburg
county, was completely r!<
stroyed l.y tire. Mrs. Vanburean
TKomas lust a few valuable things.
Airs. Leola I'er.derprass is prim iP"]
The He by contest for ti e la neat
of ("iallin college was very
access fill. This program w is
held at Mt. Zion M. E. church on
iast weak. Mr. J. M. McAlister is
president of thc Claflin club here.
? Mr. Walter Confer, Jr.,'""IS home
aiteu.a successful operation in the
Hemmingway hospital.
A:AP TO AH)
IN \\ Mi DRIVE
1?T-im imi M tlif> i-alui
South I M olina v. in;: "<>f t?u? i'ivi
Air !':;t;o| !,; s ho.-:: o;f- nil ttt<
Sllito Will* K'Mailer >: >}.imitU't' all!
the t<" it;: v inmiii.-is i:i turryiiij
fun 111" i i k ;n ti iimcvion with iin
! Seeuini War i.,ra!i tain pa yn.
i Al;. km- Dexter i.'. .wart.11. < 'AT
' slate U iajj l ma .nam! -ire <1 fit
( ><1 I*' inau,. iilL pel soli lis i i J fit
1 csillivs t". tr.e ^ix I'D ;.<!:vn
1 ii t.'.e .v-.lo t '.ana' ie . r e ,??i. fi.
i i: a a .mi ...t .t'm .1; \va
I boa.; > <. ;rii".;;r u.i v.a
I " (iii. r.-min! plaa i.< ,in i aVI-M
' a .try hroi.il potiry < 1. t ooyeruiitwitii
liit' ctiau a.an ci I...' lit.'.'
ttii !. r.ii ..... |..iiy.i i.i. ^--ri.i rimy
j ty ali'jer a':u>-n Me.::. i u. "in:,
the may nation pei ii.itlu.i: tiv
l ivimr. We <noelii u!.t tu <m una
Ovi' tuiurii/aiioii t.? wv war oi i i
ami \et tt.il iiiia t; i.o leite
Ui > trat" ?Vf Ci'OS i) !p ( !) ><
tllilli to uU' - lilO.i-U.at.iS <
voiuiiteer wovKi r< ill >"rrfrn- ?. tvrt
lina in nWinit1 uieney xtvroa^rh tn
I sale U .nix la t;.e
1 -W-TTT-: m-'.'I,:.! J*: _i. - i n cv> r;
Ispiuo t-vont.-. >-uch us t .-ansy-i
i l': i K ' i. I.OSl.VS. ... i Ki-S : .1(1 C...
I
nar si rvn-Oji i r i..e su:..- iK'.u
J .iiii'.! ; :.< ,i>t i-it- ."v ": ?.i War t;?-a
i u.r.jn.irt!. biiisucr s-.iv.vi-s. sj
i!i.? ..Mute V. vh.-iViinuinoi:, wi
--i.'.' r. ii.il i'l ii '..v. I.niis io ti:
chrinmn ft the 'c nni'v. e.;!n?.ilU-<
wttii .v, ivK!h''l!." C.\r per.-orate! \vi
work.
:
Harden Street USO
_ Flans to Organize
War Mothers Xltub
r- MtTart i5~beitr^'. inmii- I y thin *.4:.
to .u.-t* in . IAau-^?\<!th as ir.anv v.*
!i:i.iihi-r.s .as possibi. so tlint a. w:
j mothers i iub can l <n .ranizcil.
; 1l I) of this sari can be of nun
service to tiic I'SO nr. i nitantitr
rcifivc a satisfaction front contr
'.utin?- to the war cti'oii. Anyor
nvivi in joinir." i. as'.t.il ?
ft in touch-. \ it the ha:tk
.?? i reel kWO.
An Easttr" c^Tf ntvrl ""!< la in
ylantv.ui-. for tb-? . ^ -id'-ajr s," ?vn
. i:iie into the l!SO en t-arunia
n-Or-nhil'?an.I r,i T:rH n.r
' ii Eastc| Mca-.i-iy for the soldier
wives ami hosu
T o Iconic ci.J> T:""rs'dn;
- April?i?2- Ht-14^ k: hope
- i) \s liI ho pre;
cut.
h\>il?iv. I< in1 liiYii'ini!'. r ?T
v.ioh Ap.'il "JO-May '2: - "*
Monday, Anvil 20?7:d0 Art tin;
8:550 Briih.ro and Whisjt
Tuesday?Saiti Uiiifr ;> (Sponsor*.
by Delta Sic-v.a Thorn)
Wedru sday? Informal .- ijjriii.t
Thursday?Soldi; vs' wives meet.
vlday ?Sprirsr danc
Saturday?Open tiiyht; Games an
Record^
Sunday?<5:00 Vesper tour; G:.'i
Coffee1 hour.
i-; - - Iwsvrr5-'
>': ,
WAAO HASH I;THi\'LL TJ:
GAMES?At Fort lrtiachuca.
strenuous prafiticc. Left to rip
32nd Company Coach and Comr
Johnson, Little Rock, Arkansa:
Kansas.
V. W. C. \. CIKI.S IlKSKHVE
Tin- V. VV. C. A. Curb Reserv
club held it..; regular nu'olimr a
Curb Reserve room at r'? ^ V.'C
Friday at .">;:!() o'clock. Pihle ? i.1 ss
.a:d"r tin- diteAvOn ef Miss Ke^ae
-of the Columbia Hiblt* '< lleuc a
. 5 c'de.'.iu 11 iris coii'.e in and .ifi
"TtTT1 Mil )i' au!?rb**?Curb?Rr
serve club; under the Advisot
?Ii: s I.cube Doc.trl.'is and Seen
ttry. Mv.>. Paris Clitts.
Tlie cl' b has on a Victory dvt"
w dfh erds on ApriJ '! ) at the "Y
;.t f~ o' lock. l'lease help th
ir:r'<r- chin.
They arc nlanninp- ftala affai
rn Friday nijr'if, Apr:! l-i at th
Carpenters' hall.
(vii Master Mtinfliiy morninrTTiv
; iv snoiifu iii!f a lire Ixfast danr
<cj ('p 1cert ;v'(. ffirlx;.. and Nov
rt the VWCA fr??>ii S I!) oVlncl
IV sure to listen in every sccon
' Tuos l ?y in cad' month at th
I (iirls Reserve Radio hroyrani ove
I WCOS .At <t: W o'elovkr This pro
I pram is under tho direction of th
Girls Roserve Advisors, Miss Lar
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n
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Fort l '< - -.os. I;i. ri::?."Vnx
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f or-, T!,-,v ?; :> '?u)v in Hasm
| k . Qi:.inuvl.-.jr:r. S. C., will , ! ?.
+1 J," .???( spent;*"'*
j The nnblie is invited to be pres.
, t t > hea?- hin'.. Ttvsaiem AVhit. .
'rfr-i-er is :i miTi'i* of \v id.1' 'eM't'i i' Ttr (j.
! ;111< 1 is I'. liy ri?i< : > bv:o" > i,*os.
j ?!\re t' "t will henent all wlio hear
d [him. Tliv admission free, s<.
jtMpe and briny your friends.-'
0 j Mrs. I.atheie'K* lb Smith,
reporter
m .*??; "" "4-1"
AM f'fiACnaNT. FOR LEAGUE
ht': IdpEflm friMiTV, f. Ak'-iantlri,
nafrding Officer, Toledo, Ohio; Lacy
5; and Reba ,Caldwell, Pittsburgh,
!LiiVf;. Mis,,. Louise Douglas,
T (iiue \Ven<Muiry, Miss Cath
' t : U" L'lot. YWCA Girls Reserve
1 ; i - t:;iy. Mrs. Martha Clutts.
I / W v I, O \ V I\ M ? /- 1 ,TVT?^.
' ' m - *.>1/
"j! \\ \m:;D
If .viiii liavi .L'ly.^tibL.bd'ks or
' ' hi. pm.iims t'.rt?von would lil.n to '
"lenr out ol" that corner in your
' homo or otlie \ v.e would 1 <-> more
than t-!a?I to come by and pick
j them up.-Just phonc 2-4052 or
2-J7'?2. The colored boys at the
(' Aiibase have three lovely day!
wmns nnd are in need of reading .
material. If the y ai\, religious. I
'' nova Is or school books they will |
be appreciated.
\V.< arc very grateful to Allen,
T."aivc:si:y f<m having given \is ;
.. j .)! und Kit) text books. Through'
. thi.: rife ;1 class has been organ- f
,> ixod at thp Airba.u: so that the j
0 loys may further thrir education, j
r I If you desire, you may leave
u j books or magazines at the Old *
e ' Howard Center or Allen-Benedict
.. I Court Center.
V ;
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i-DU'iM" i v:?r"<!i'rp.
14 ,\t t\ '< !"tvn -r ?:is ; Train
; th.-V ?) : ""*71'
10 r>>Tii- ? t.r ether v." r'< ey vill <r"
?r| V. A \ C >V ,?.|S l'j
?1 fi*? iiT.nl trn'n;r.v fr n'Tico n'hHn
f akhv.r rvd e'wkinv o?* nr'io t" |
prepare thoiu for the almost 100
- - .0:il'<.*!'C')it , non-"'.*mJn?-t j"h.. w'-i'-h
| WA AC-: :ivi> ?i<>i:t<** :;i the Army."
I I ivy also will howo nr?- nivijortun
jj'f til 11 iiiilv f?v nl-i-r-r triiiiiill:' at
| Officer ("a:i'l(<la-!-T??School^
h STATK
? :M il news
irl
A! The Soath Carol na Stat" Colli
i )i>:v of Ccorjretown. S. C\, held
?<" | its reenlar monthly nv.vt'n?? April
i* i H?!:'? a; iiie home of Prof. and
ii'; Mrs. (I. W. Howard. After the
0 j ' ' sine: s session the hostess serv:
ed :< wt d. '!; ! A s lvpa-t.
; Thlc tycoon uiuh'r'the leadership
ft ! T ? Tts "e-r < f " teTtf Presidhnti
i>\i i'??r. James V.. I'retlenn. is Join;;
>" . no'?!;> nhve >} \.;.<rk in puttng
-- f--rt:t*? i i-J>?i?. , re rhw le.iid.ie
j "r? i it. ?< 'i;o- j .??;:; ? men and wo-',
''"en. v.'j o are ?i ekin ;r higher c?i
e. ; ovation. t,< reallzthe r.npntlun' U
i ; >- o fer' d oar State vyrnrd.
irJ Tile. .eh-h. w -n m V: in- a ? r o .
1 Kvn.ni . n April ?!' }". a' S:S0,
>e1 ?in ?? tind?\. M. K. > "nroh
"'at which time P*esident M. F.
>s piViiittaki r, pi is d. n: f State col
HO I I0ADKK
CANDIDATES FOR M
AT ALLFXDALK C Ol
Representatives fiom the high sell
CoVfesT arc: troln loft to "right, John
.Mole, 11th grade; Bcnm-e Woods, 1
tfi:ido Win, will be crowned Qiacn
?The UVvromition will take place at
2 P. M.
Dr. Leroy Palmer jj
Chappelle Army Capt.
Columbia Visitor \\
j
Dr. Leroy Palmer Chappelle, i '
well-known Columbian and son of c
th? late Bishop William David '
Ch:-pj>eile and Mrs. Rosina Palmer '
Cha; nolle w; s a recent visitor in j
the city. I)r. Chappelle was re-j
i.. i.tiv commissioned a." cantain in i ? '
tho medical division of the United j*:
States Army. He is stationed m | 1
Pennsylvania. Prior to receiving'4
ids commission Dr. Chappelle was |
ngaged in the practice, of modi- j '
ine at?Pbtitifield, Now Jersey.
Captain Chappelle was gradual- j '
od 1WWH the high?school of A Hon i
aniversiiy, the college of liberal v
art; of Lincoln university, Penn- '
>yhania, and the medical college *
of Northwestern university. Dr.
Chappelle is the second Columbian *s
to rectd ve tr.e' silver bars during s
the eurreni war, tin* other being
Captain Charity Ldna Adams, C
Company commander e?f t h e
WAACS at Fort Des Moines,
Contralto and Piano t
Recital at S. C. State J
Orangeburg, 5. C., April 17? ^
C*io! Brioe'. cohtiall.t, and Syhdn?
Olden, pianist, t \v o talented
young at lists-"were?nresmteo m t
recital at S. C. State cvdl-gi, r'ri- ! ;y
day night, April 1<>. L~ r '
A large audience compost d >
trie facility, student body ; ml vl.-- ^ 1
111 : vi inusiv iovcrs wore enthralled
by the fresh, rich, melodious voice j ^
of Miss Carol Brice and the superb
technique of Miss Sylvia Oldeti.
t)
Miss Biice began the program
w.ih fcor numbers tv.'o of which
ver^v Handel's "Soninii ILi"?:Iiadamisto
and "O Sleep Why Dost
Ii;ou Leave Me?"-i-Seniele. Her
rendition of this first grot p se?
the stairc for the most enjoyable
evening of song and nil-stiy from j
tho old masters. Miss Bi ice sang !
i group four cehubort numbers in j*
German and a final group of five j
numbers by Negro composers. Mu- I "
si.- lovers who listened to Miss j Jv
1 lice's expuisito rendition* v; nk- |
eii her with the. best that they had j 1
heard.
M - s Syh ia Olden, besides ae- J
.om.uanying Miss Drive, played
'A Schcrgo-B Mir.or" by C'bopin .
and a prioun of three numbers.
"Ifa real olle" by Lr.idow, "Serenade"
by liaehmminolT and "l.hsTo-""
Joyeuso" by Debussy. Her su?poifomwwwe?at-thu
... -piano. 1".
captivated her audience^1
hp two artists arp-.-maTfThg a
recital tour in tne mhIITI HHtl M!IM. ?L
Mis<? Carol Br ire is a soloist of '
the Fashionable St. George's F.pis- >c
copal church, New York City, a .
graduate of Talladega College f
wher,. she was vocal student of ?
Frank Harrison and where upon
graduation won a fellowship at ,j
the .luill'.r.rd Graduate School oi \
Music, New York City where she ^
has since been a voice student of \
Francis Rogers.
Miss Sylvia Olden is Music instructor
at Dillard university New ''
Orleans.- a -graduate?oi- -Fiok -um. -J.
cmrftv?and Oherlin Conservatory?ll
. r m : . * !. _ I ' 1 u : -u f
ni iMUPu', p.Mic lias ireiMVt'ii ni^nest
praise and commendations for h
her artistry as piano soloist, orcanist
and accompanist.
J, I). McGheo. reporter ^
>1
I'M 11,A DKLPHI \ NF.WS
A sttrprise oirt'nday party \vs
? . .en by Mrs. Robert Thompson
at 2-*no X. 12th St. in honor of
her husband Mr. R'^beit Thonip- A
son. Sunday, April 1th, 10 1'. :y
Mir. Thompson was really snr- v(
prised. Hp was taken out :?t O:C0iT
p.m. accompanied by Miss Jannie n
Mae Benson and others, who kept n
pirn out until 8:16 p.m. after which \v
lie beturned home and on enter
AY QUEEN ! v
VTY TK. SCHOOL ~j.fi
T vi ^Broi^^Hnk ; "
'? ' ll:t
rear
oo] department in thr> May Que m TQ
i Ethel SpriTijrs, vth crude-: Alease ?]
Oth tw-dc. and Manni,. Scotf. Mh
of Msljr ? Yj
May Day E.\'o;dscs. nn May " -at y
? ,-,? iv
nc the house ho walked into a *"
lark crowded house and a l ost < . ?*,
liends ; ;ii|jiup' Happy Birth-iay W
md t,u htrhts v.in tinned on
vlnlt* the jiipap stdi saivy and heap
to hceVp ?h pood time. >n.
ihompson was very intfch stirpins- He
ft and ho did "receive money an-. %va
nnn> a.-elul fill* ir.clud;n<j i).m\ A!*,
nan S'i.OC in easily in
The siess stn -od refreshnn . IP
f c i.'ktn salad, cold s.aiv, cr.ujv
rs. candy, cookies, pi'et;.ics an.:
nuiks or ali kind. 'I my all i>- . 1
rotted having a yiand and trlon : !
u< time. di,
Airs. Thompson thanks he.' many set
lit nds and ? datives tor their kind ;
vs.s . it ml; prist no- at thi.- s.i pi..-. | TTr
aiuv. .?is. momp.-on is t. | ojs
aujj". tor of Mr. uuu -Mis. Georgi | M-.
>ou(iwin ol Gonvraroe, .s. i.. .?ii. :.!'
lobel't Tiionyison is t!>?.* son o.
h". and -Mrs. S. Thompson o i "
iulsdvn, S. C. Miss .Jniinie Ben- n
on i}> the niece oj Mis. ihonip- Bo;
on. She is from 1 Huptesiie. IM. ivo
itio ha-brm in PhiM'rdoiiTrin-strirr- nr r
icptcinoci 14, i'.'i2 aueiuhi.y; 'hi .- !"
tpex Beauty college. She v id mo
laduate io Ju.lv alter Which s.ie Do'
to Duouonse to ontoi '1
usiness for nerscliV We wis. iu? fol!
IiV?s Benson mid- pm.'eess a't '.o . oi
ie hide to see Iv. i haw us .i. t!ic
uiy. May God. ble.-s iter" an.; Gr<
eep hi r i*? ilis care. Jo}-,
.i:nimo Wo.- ton. n-po:-'. or Ml
v".
.j'tizeiivs g1' George- ^
gwh Organized I SO ' &
citizens' Committee
a \
'1 o eoloved citizens of George- vvit
)\vn, met at tile Howard
it.ii suiooi \\ .nwsday nieul Api ios
J-" - 'O UIIM
U.ko 11 lit!iS 1:1 loi'llill.g U I iSU 1
?o\ anient to i iiuiuiin UK- intent- Eh
.g suk;.t ty. . at is suuioiud ill UK E.a\
.y. iif *??.av*.i uii? ami ;uar iUTi- Eiiv
iao men i:i in.tonn. i nc meet- -y (
lg tain.;! am; yreM.ud ,ivvr l\ in,!
(>. iS. i'or i.tl. Ii( the:; out- ?
1KU Li'ic* ciiilt Oi i 11v "j
eeling. i. en tiivseiiun .*iC. I', wui
nnn.stm L'm> (iluii.n-, nvni the !\lyi
tie Heath itr.tei 'a no , '.ur ~ffjT
jhi ul tl-i.' (tiny el Having a lentm flnv
i our niva. i e iiiteting was at- ^"l*
mk<l 1>\ ueuiiy tw?? iuimir-.d eiti- ("h?
JUS.
1 hi* opening prayer by II j v. R. ;;.,v
. Thompson. m r. Rem: so Canter: ~~T
n was a:.. O'i.ii t ii !y the ihair- r'nj
:an as .the. man i> lvspo.osi- a J
!e Tor ti?(> 01 iram/ation < ! 11 ji< :ov
in1 rarse. ' \v- I
"The friTtovrtirg ntTfcrrywcrr rttcr rrrt
TT 1 ? ?* ". James Vr. PriolefHf. pro?? bttt
i.i. ?b?i.iv -^u-L
iI'sidoii*.; Mr. .Janu> \\ , Wilds, vo
\rotary. > ski>
The chairman licit appointed 1 -i- fall
blowing members as o; airman of was
)i!ir.ut ices: Mrs. Rosa (i. (iadson
Irs. Isabella Claris." W/s: m-Mfill
Km x, Miss T. Wilson, Miss *J*
larpant Singh 'on, .Mr.:. o A. X
hompson, If if. R. Barrage. i y
rof. ("l as. P. Browne. M John ; X
. Nesbit. Those , ail nvn of the J ?|?
>mr,ii!1(".s jn. 1 Apiil IP at th.'j'j*
umo o'~ Mrs. ("lark,. t? assign'.*.
n?ir comivittoos. The next t'ogr-jy
v meeting- of "TT7 I s'i f 'itlze'n'- } X ~~
imniit tCo will no anv'?a;:cid bill I j
rou<: tbo churches. i X
Th,> meeting v as ehved by sing *
ur of America l.y the grmip. Rev. | |i*
hompson dismissed us. Prot. < ,t.
ertr irnrt rtrhr-v?tm?- the. Ci.iisy I *J*
f this organization. |X
I:*:
FRIKNMA I MMI'.S ( !.l 11 l.*.
; X
Winn bom, P. C.-?I'ra.iav i-.i-r'-t. j A _
piil '?. the ITierdlv I.:.the* el ah |*j?
iof at the homo of Mrs. Mill. A i .1,
try inlt stinr: meeting1 was "> el<T. f A
he ro wore several members of thej'j*
linisters alliance present a n d i
ado remarks. Cocoa and cakes |'f
ore served by the hostess. . |?
Mrs. Campbell, reporter I .jm.j
Olivines at Service
iii/^ umber Three
. n .;.?.}> r\ S. V.. Ay vil 11??
i.'iu ti^ojis at F"rt >n v il!
! 1 \ id.' 1 V'. 'I a faii schedule
?. .ti i'.a.nru'nt i'i their otF-d.i>
J's this \w. mi to th*
ivity .' 'v ; > frhth
. j>l<u:ii'.ii Ly hostcssi- s.
Hie Ti'b'n i M? ilu ;:i .Sanif.tr>
.pr.ny 'wri }t? ''fi'.wbiiinti with
<>[.'77, ty .Vi!:!!i:a,', e.t-ii'iiv
. ir.l:i j- at S ;).!u. I'riv.as ;.r> or
T~ I'f air..- s.?ijpvr
:;<ce \v;ii o. ;<} !?>; other tii(1
t; ..on. Ii'f ;y v. to in >?.ni
SlIV.l tiitf' . '
."! * :ij t: ""rr?T?.'ily. 'i J' '7;av
bl brir.sf.- tlu1 v.-'ikiy L>ok re
n:v< r. l-i*nn ?r :
' an-es imis:e. ! ? i nr.
M r \?;? .it:?r !' ,< ot< . v
i <! at t>.(. <Ti.7> Tfctj Tvjjlit bp
on too hot;vs ii'" : :"i.) a-tid 10:0'
VII '.'H,. ?. VliU 11 ^
i ai r;:i. n. i : " :it !
ill s.lsiy 1 r T::;o to 1U:U<) par.
-i?- fitii11tjr. peanut pi.kiiifjr ton
:ne-s o. .ail tyi-i* are
,h lucky na?ib>jr prizes t< spa;.
eveninyV, f-.ii
MlsN*v.aio .Mslii'-r^ may aft v.
Open House Daive ul' Jr.ha;.
i.\. beyinnimj at > p. .
until 10:00. Kecer . v.j!
iiisii tiH* music f? r uaiirirpr str??
1. front ( V.unibia v. i'l pre.
.for. liaiu ':^?'. on i". tiers.
'bo hor-A*. ssi's at the Sm viceriu:.
.<*' asked that all nun interest,
i i a!'-, and?hum |inint!.'i'j?nr
mi at once? All such .talenti
be utilized, toy point o t.
ioulware Mac _> FI
cws In Mocnlloriah
Church
lichburg, S. C.
Miss Cora Kliznbct'n IMae'm aiu:
vor nd Frank K"rk'-ndal! H<> !re
wire man i< d Ami! is it:
. rii.riah A. Mb K. Z.ion ch..re.'i
a ri.'t^' cornyotiy by I'rosuiitiK
ier |)..'C ("ToVby.
i'iv- church ws a pie? uia sipac
uv e itbH-n?ri'.ri .. bad,u! cirri
v hite ar.d ivy. I'crns and
us. shiui Oery and white car.s
in candelabra completed the
nery, ' ">
tl iss ?Ma-be! il+i4?of?Lnni astet
.rh m ", !. l acuiIy vivnl as pint.
'i'b.o solojits wire Misses
itie M- Heath and Fill: Wuison
a.,,.'. " t?1 i.r.vn"?Caiman
at d "Heeatise"?
;.* H'Haidelot resnvciivtdy. They
i'Jored "I !,ov0 You Truly"?
ad,- as a/duet. The traditional
Llinjj marches I.ohne rin? Wan
?trnd W'i-(Mi)!;:' Mare!- ? Mendels
!i vb-- e used. JUirinir ih?. < "it nv
"To A V.'il.i I: ?Maewell
was j> 1;tyi <1 sol'tlv.
'he ! ride was attended by the
lowinjr bridesmaid:' Miss Ws!d
M: con. sister of the bride,
hburi!; Miss Mantb. !>. Carter,
>at~ FaFFY M'V."Loohta Or. en
mson, Iiithbart;-; an! Mrs. Kva
e:t McQuii tor. Pcint. X.
Thcv were taffeta gowns o.'
iiLow jjuts. fnahiom-d... princess
v i'h short miffed sleovi s
jre- ct at nations t i. ci ..with
m"v >v:n ribbons. :.r>d carried
ItCl! Write Ci.iiOU s.
lis s?i a theme Tb .Thn-o^
nes traeher of Q. ? C ur.ty.
s the inaid-of-honor. Sh" wor.
vhilf' frown oi f: ill? and litre
h a white fmjjei -tip veil of
tier botiqiu t was of pink
es and baby bri.at'.i tied' with
k satin ribbon.
he t sh wore Reverends 0.
Smith and (T.-W. Heard of Ft.
mi. f ('.. Mr T. K. MoFi ddrii.
hkr.rg. Mr. Lalw; rd Gist of
1: Iii'.l.^le.-srs. Lomiie Talford
M. 1 . Green, hi oihers-in-law
'to Vride. RichLurg.
he t in?v v.as carried or
to satin ; iilow in a silw-v tray
Master John Ram's or of Rock
17 lie wor'e i '.white suit. The
urn uhis' wore Little Y>i>npe
sby and I?ir.nne -lames o f
.-tor. Tiny wore erne: white
sc.- and catried haslat- o .
,'er petals.
fTr! bride was <;i\\ n in jnarre
i y her father. .-h? w; .ovoly
nir'.;ita.v,iit__hiir_. wed, line
n <f white satin fashioned
1 a swet theart re; kiint;. siiirtcm?.
a fitted
Ve- Pl.Jn.o- io. Coii: l:iv i .
r the wrists, and a fi ll length
t ending in a short trait. Her
length veil of brutal illusion'
a tiara of gathers ei.utrh:
APRIL PAY-U1
CITY SUB
Our Agents
n i *1 i
Subscribers duri
April. Please !
scripticns when
at the Office and
ments.
? - - ?
J
I'.t n .i.'i'i t'v i" S U nr Department
jt,j-ft?i tjf Imi iic mixtion* ":
'j FOiy GINNING. GEORGIA?
. . Lieutenant Vylnia P. Owens, staff '
-i-dWtician at the Station Hospital,
holds the distinction of being the
i frti.'t colored woman ever commis- -1
j ! tioued at Font Benning,
-a ..it hri.Jat wreath. Her
1 only ornament v\^.s : a striia o i
ini.rl.-. i?-1f t of hor hi other, Mr.
' Wait, r Maei n. She carried a
whit(. mayor look on which was
ra'-r <nuil] bouquet of wnite carnal
;:< !:< and white satin strermcls.
j ?! ' was met at the altar by the
in. ho i a i as his best man,
Rev. S.Iloi.iy. Summerville,
S. C.
Immediately after the ceremony
: he hrid.es' p; re tits. Mr. and Mrs.
- \v.?M.?M-ueun?eutui tuinwd aG a ?
- : -.-CI |)t:<. !i nt then- home. In the
.reteivit.v line was th<i mother of
the bride, who wore a taffeta or.
hid gown and a eorsrg? ?f carnntioh.s.
Mrs. CrawfoWl of Charlotte.
N. C\. sister of the groom,
I win, wore a pink net dress, and
u corsage of carnations, the
' I ! ride t mi u room, maid-of-honor,
|: mi the* brdesmaids. The guests
were roistered by Miss Marjorie.
I?. Kelly. Jcanes teacher of Ches[. rXiwUf.
The gift* were regis
loito ami shown by Mesdames
Mare K. Heaves and Adell,. Nel
, s"M of Hoc I: Hill. M :>s Hattie
Ki iv.stur of Rock Hill had charge
o' the souvenirs and the guests
v> :- rsimred into the dining
?''''e.ii ~hn? Kc\. -Gt?W-r Beard,?The
table was t-ovr-rrd with a lace im
j i'.o! i-ri?i-loth?which?was centered
| by a beaut'ful three-tit r white
J wedding cake topped with a min"jTTTTre
TTfTiT? alio groom. White
1 .-andelabra holding white tapers
b also giaced the table. Assisting
I in th-1 dinhig room were Mrs.
i Willie McFJadden, Kichbuvg, and
Mesdames Zoddi.. Moffatt. Maceie "r
j'fa 1 ford. Mat tic Green and Mamie
iM Gaiity. Richharg, S. 0., and
jhnercer. N. C.-. respectively. Mr?,
RouIwart? was graduated
[from Clinton Coileac', Rock Hill,
I i. itv >tti- Count..- at the Mt. Nebo
S. C.. ami is now teaching i n
i school. She has been elected dele viv
to the General Missionary
Convention which , will convene in
~ N r V rrk in?August. ?
R'-veriv: : .Uo"i\\ are. thp only
srrrof Mrs. Mr^rrirr-Btmlware and
j t'v. Mr. ,i. S. Boulwat'e o f
t'i,te. N. ?II., attended Sec'.vol
\Y:. il 1'icrti school in Charj
luit" and Chnt n CoiLue. Rock
llilL..^ C. H{. T*-Ttmv pastoring
the Mt. Zic it No. 1 A. M. E. Zion
1 church near Fort L; vun._JL__C\ _
A i org ni mbi r of white and
oler, .i C-< mis attended the ceremony.
and the cift* Vert many
and beautiful, attesting to thfe
h;gh est* em in which the bride,
vu! i-reom are held.
! MADAM WRIGHT
F A L M I S T
I ramous Reader and Advisor. Not.
I Hero Today and (Wine To-morrow
Look for Name. Seventh Daughter
of th" Seventh Ceneration.
HORN WITH DOITILE VEIL
tThis lady arrived in your
town to do f ood for the
public by her wonderful
ncwrr? in reading the
n'Ltory r f one's life: also
gives advice on all alfairs
of Irfe, such as love afi
: irs. bosuirs.--rurrnTTs, family nfairs.
wills and divorces and most
vieryUibtii. pir.taiii.ias_ to_the_ \yel
i-f "f mio'i life. ? ??? '
Ynnanent'v located in Studio
'Mils 'Mi?tiwing m. <>n i'. s.?*?
Highway No. 1, at City Limits,
^ est Columbia.
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