The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 15, 1944, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Wurdny, January 15, 1944
IB PERSONAL
1 MENTION
I) ARR1AGE ANNOL'NCEMEN1
The marriage of Private Sain
<icl F. Emanuel of Col mbia, c
^P tto Miss Margaret E. Reido
B~ Spartanburg, S7~C.7~and Phila ;ei
fhia, Ph., is announced by- Mrs
B uiizabeth Ti Emanuel. Piivat
Emanuel is stationed at Cam
Bi_Cam]ihe.l. Kentucky.
I MARRIAGE ANNyU.VvJEMEN'
^P Mrs. Mary Waiters and Cordel
Bjj' Waiters, of 243o Green?streei
B/ (mother and daughter) wish t
Bf announce the marriage of he
B laughter Miss Irene Brown t
I ,'gt. Luther Hills of the Columbi
I Air Base. Miss,Brown is one c
B our leading Beauticians ol th
B :ity. ?gt. Hills is formerly c
B Chicago, Illinois,
wL MARRIAGE ANNOL NCEMEN
B Profoscor and Mrs. J A. For
I of St. Matthews, S. C., announc
the marriage of their daughte
^PLettie Louise to Sgt. Robert Bor
Smith, Jan. 9, 1944. Sgt. Smit
was formerly of Millins. S. C. h
i? at present stationed at Cair
Atterbury, Ind.
Mrs. Edith F. Seabrooks le
Saturday e.ening for Washinj
(< ton, D.C. She spent three wool
with her aunt, Miss Eilvefia Hiel
2 Rev. and Mrs. T. T. Marsh ^
fllrs. Claudia Toliver, of Colun
bia were the evening guests <
Rev. and Mrsr^. Ar MTtss-of A
guata, Ga. Thursday. Dec. 30t
where they reported having
*ery pleasant stay; and they al;
had the pleasure of attending tl
revival services at Mt. Calvai
Baptist church, of which Rev. 1
A. Moss is the honorable pasto
They report having enjoyed
wonderful sermon delivered 1
Rev. T. N. Moss of Asheville, 1
C. After service they enjoyed
delicious chicken supper and th<
they left smiling.
Among one of the most populi
young ladie3 of Columbia,. Mi
Hazel Lee Dean, had as her gues
for the Christmas holidays Missi
Alba and Wilhelmin.a__Myers >
Orangeburg;. also Miss Beatri<
* Means of Greenville. After spem
?mg?a?very?pleusont Christina
itHey returned to the "Center ?
W Education/' South Carolina J
p and M. College, Orangeburg. Ni
and Mrs. Walter Dean were d#
?lighted?m- -hav-ing -tbe+r- daug+rtei
f7 . and .her friends in their home foi
|jj'^ the holidays.
Mr. Mclvin LaBelle of New Haven,.
Conn., and Sgt. Louis vStftt
of New York City were the Christ
mas holiday guests 01 Prof. J.S.
Anderson, 2230 Hampton street
Both visitors expressed themselves
as having enjoyed their stay.
Mrs. Margaret Smith of N. Y.
, C., native of Barnwell and form*
K * ia_.y ...QL Columbia, a graduate .of.
B. T. W. hi.'h school, returned fot
' a visit with her srster Mrs. Fred
I). Davis and family at Ailen-Bene
diet court after an absence of f?ur
reen years. During her stay here
Mrs. Smith visited relatives and
friends in Barnwell; mother-ni-J?w
in Aiken and on her return to New
York, shc visited her brother Mr.
L. Greeneof Durham, N. C. MrsSmith
returned to N. Y. last Wed
nesday, Jan. 5th and expressCd
herself as'having had a (Iclichtf u
with <Md friends and rci?'-'vii'i
South Carolina. |
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H^TMrs. Lillian Dean Whitman left
fclumhia December 22. to join
^kBr husband Pfc. John Thomas
^lliil is stationed at
Benninp, Ga., to sppml the"
Hiistmas holidays with him. She
His ret imed to the city telling
eiuU of an enjoyable Ghmtaiaa.
I' ? ' i spent with husband in the
I ?. it of health.
| -j. diss Hattie Mae Pearson a stuit
at South Carolina State left
;sday to continue her studies
IS rc after \ isiting- her mother,
| s. Hftnnah Pearson and her sis.
fc ' .Sarah Pearson during the
L dstmas'holidays. We wish-doer
rh success.
jr. and Mrs. J,jhn Henry PatBkL>n,
son William Henry and
Hdrs. Gussie Belte Mayo and
l KJUhv Patterson of Columbia
I Detroit were trntrany vi.-,lvvt,
I Ktf10 c?ty. They were guests in
^Hfollowing ho.nes, dinner par.
IH I Mi. and Mis. Swan Hiller,
Hind Mrs. Wendell Hiller; Mr
^BMrs. Perry' Murles; Mrs. He
Hjary and husband and Mr
Mrs. Averv Bull. .Mondai
H -Jan. ftr-Msv-Wilhert Fori
Hiscd thcMii at their home tr
them a weine roast. Th
sons are wishing now tlia
HrnAs could eorr.e more thu
former Miss Margaret Ph(
of this city and Wir.stor
N. C., sister of Mr.. Pa
Hand daughter of Oca. an
^^obin and children, .?1?
holidays at home.
Hud Mrs. Hancer William
^^VPark St, bad for the
Id house gwt Mr. ni
H Irbert HolJowsy of Was
), C. They are also vis
Smother at 2060 1-2
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<s | lieyoungjesl (lau^nwi m iw?.
of Orangeburg, !
*d .Vrt Juan'ta I.eona Ilildebrand, of Oi
ii- in holy iredlock to Private Maceo Wesle
of Scndir. October 24. 1U4B at Want Mem
iW rrwt, N. F , Washington, I). C.. i
h, the ftp v. Walter LT Htlltobi aml.a
Ifc( church was beautifully decorated
so chrysanthemums. the aisle of the churcl
ie mjj?ii linforgetable scene of; beauty,
ry To the sweet strains of Mendelssohn
E. the ushers. Messrs D, J. Mcllwain of La
r. ridge of Boston. Massachussetts; Victoi
a P. Cranfl Otis DtmieVs ofSaAvanah. Ge<
>y places at the altar. They avctp -foHowci
SI. Esther Gallirsan of Newberry. P. C., and
-a who ?ore matching dresses with fitted 1
;n 'nd t'jlle. Misse< Bessie Fisher of W
)uinn of Washington. D. C. wore pink
nadeon the same pattern of the former
ai carried an arm bouquet of pink'roses ai
sj -Vrs. Alene Keitt, eldest sister of thi
trfwas elegant in a light blue fade gown, s
a I yellow roses and lace ferns.--'"Then cam
of J Washington, the ring hearer, dressed in
3 The flower girls we're? daintily attired
(j. The petite bride was never morcjhe
j, ^ridal satin with fitted bodies and long
if qiarter length made on the coronet st?
I, roses, carnations, and lace ferns. The'
>t by her hroiher Private Henry H-ldebi
J avehmgfio'i. n. r? was the best man.
fl K'lva e 11 \ lli. IS luu
. ter, S. C. }!? is-a graduate of Sooth (
irg'aTW-informer teacher- in-Smith C
Jfrs. Wy'io is a irrad ate of Clafiih <
: formO" t f",i,-r>r j<i Sou'h Farolina. A
rt*kni* hi Washington, P. C.
The wo'h'or of th,> livid" W'in> I l"o
The groom's mother wore white and a
Those attending from out-of-town we
of Philadelphia. Parr-sister and brother
trice Wickman of Philadelphia, ^Pa.. si
Hildebrarid of Orangeburg, mother of
Lancaster, mother of the croom; \\"
Frederick Thomas of Lancaster and ^
all eousms of tho-grnonr, Mrs. .Mae Bur
Homet-mgwey- ef dswwuyydilt WallerAnderson.
Lamb was also :i _yisitor at the VV
hohio of Mrs. Hollowav.
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.Miss Viola Elizabeth DavL spent
tho new year in Washington. D.C. ?
with her uncle L"p Rove Reynolds of
and her at tit Zenoha Brown, From v:>
-?hety to Philadelphia to visit hen' > 'e
sistei-in-law Lois Davis and rel- <.
ativi's. She is enjoying a pleasant !>
stay.
r.XTMKK TIM K'w PARTX
The .1 nior II i-testes of O'd ' \
tlowjif.l ( ; :i:. r ; ite'tuned a;>A'
mxiii;.'.: cly w : oldie: s at a
Fat hoy T-:n !'-t i i y Monday nite ''
Pi i/.es w? i':? iiwtin:'' ! for 0 i'oi.ow
ng <ir. ivati/.atiiH,:': nabyho d, l:
truth at.d Ooitse (tinncc.
Othici. uf the -tumor Modi??a,
ar. its follows: president, Kdiih
Chap elle;' vice-president. Li lian M
l o.ng'ass; son eta y. Dorothy L.
Long; financial svtnvL.ry. Dors .
(Jhappvlle; trea.-uu:?, labia f'hil
rto", Dtro'hy tiilliam:
j entertaining -committee, chaita ii
; a.%s s-ant ehai: loan,
Eva But tell. - A. l'Oi
ii.y tiiiliam. Reporter. ^
GETS (iOOI) OONDICT M I'D A L
Patterson Field?T > Mess Se t. [
' 'il'i'vilUi; S, C.. the Armv'71 Good1
1 ondu.t M"daU f'iv "' Tm ir?nrv fe-j
? !** >* and exemplary behavior," I
I vr-cordine to -?iff ?ei*?I wwil iv e vivlJ
*re hv head'UKii ters, A 1 S< rvi e |
" Command.
Sirt. y?-rt;nn has had the usually :
' ouk'u job of runninrr an Army
L. vl. ?s. u-^ h nioi v di.'fio. It by 1
f | e bx-uiimr of his?rrmt?which?is I
el 'atoned \ i'h t' e China- Burma '
C ' n Ma Ai' ch",v'vt. Command some
n j -.1 ere in India.
. His wife. Helen is still in Abbe{
/;*h\ await imf--t-ho victory ho is
' ( making possible and his return.1
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M A ICON I'KRSON A I.S
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I Mr. Robert Lee Fladsfer of Philadelphia,
Pa., is spending-a week
us, with relatives and friends here, j
,ir K.vervone is triad to see him.
ui Miss Naomi Howell spent the ^
h- holidays with her iTrorboT and hro- j
it- theisk H very one enjoyed serfntr
.*r- her home hnti hope she \viurjsoun i
ito return. She is now liviny in I'jiil- |
lc- niJelphi.t ru,
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Mrs. R. T. Hi'dobrand
8. C.
aniroburtr. S. ('.. w ;s '?' *
y Wiley, of Lancaster'. S.
Ol ial A. M. K. eh.r eh.1 J! ~
sit 8 o'clock p.m. lU'-r twin
.
in palms, autumn leaves and"
i was covered with white; it
*s beautiful Wedding March,
ncaster. S. Kveiton Good
Quinccbette of Washington.
>r;r'a,~c:imo in?n+RL-lnok their
1 by the bride 'maids: Mis?o?-"
Kthel Kirof Roanoke, Ya..
Joiiies of an'a marine taffeta
'ashington. D. C.? and Vinoy
dresses of the same quality
bridemaids. Kach bridesmaid
id ferns.
e bride, of Philadelphia. Ta..
ihe cariied_aii arm bouquet of
e little fame's Northington of
whre satin. ?--*
i in white t'. lie "and satin,
lautiful than in her gown of
: train; her veil was of three
rlo. W'r bouquet was of white
bride was given in niarriajre
rand. Mr. I.uther Cot kin of
\Tr< T-Mvp-.l Wyli .0' I
'oroliivi State colleife. O ran ire
arolina. ?
?nlW>tr On'ir.'c'Mirr. T ay 1
t pi'Cv M r.hc i< a ir?VlT!1!V'"it
an<l > ,of i>i >!-; v>? cs,
ciws".?!1 of wni'o
to: Mami M>'-. \'osl it KT't
-in-law. of the briilor^fr?: Hraister
of tlu- liriili-; Mr.*,.. IT .
the briilo: Mrs. Ros'o Wylio of
illuir R. Collins <?f RaiK*a>tt r;
.IarshaU Thtv.nsis of I ,ano:>t.
iro.-s of S'iniii'i'i ton; ,\l:ss I?: 11 s \
1*.- .lohasoa -fx- A j;.iu.y. uaJ
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F^T SPEAKER AT Oi l)
Til EL
diss JuliTi Rin<j--l<>n. histri't :n
siu'i I si-i? n of \ \ i" y In -1i :i,
s U'lO.-.l Sl'O.tkoV .?'! Y<OMI?.' I'""
* . ; ; at ..I I I,,?i y, ill...
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iijt'f t '-i ? ?1
iIIk Till \ '.. nr.!
n?sni.r?iax .i . o?all 1:11 mi.?nr?>1
v v o ' !1 : ll
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i.: i'.".. <>'" a riiv .'f1-' i>1 I'. "
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?i rai: : < ">111 '1 " ' 1 ? '
! Call I <T of' 'It. 1 ill /i|;
v.rii.olao. .To . '! a.- yo."'
i-if I ? s 1 1
Vo, |?)S>o.s.s <; "I \.it - i.-i':
iiaci fill i*i i 'l: I -. a. I.- 1
THE NATS
New Orleans (AN1M Hie
rolled a total of Ir e hundred
in 'h,. ne.t:on. ( eiMTdot^
tinmod. Homt* two IhmhIfw
rniiinif the past week men
sponsored by the school at
Mrs. Irene llypps. superv
Were speaUets. IMesidinv: w
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THE PALMETTO LE,
owned "Miss ~ pi^
>plar Grove" I
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Thy above is tlie picture of Miss
Morris?Htrler, daughter of?Mr. - p
anil Mrs. Ji.lious Holer, who was ' p
tTo\\Tv.'d "Miss Poplar Grove" \.
Wednesday night. November 21, I
IP 12. Miss Holer is a member of ! ,,
lhe nth e> ade class, taught by i t.
Mrs. Katherline M.'Eison. t
?Por several?years Poplar -Grove pf
school has been rendering a pre- |
Thanksgiving program and con- i t
Test; Phe girl raising the highest ( C
amount of money on that date, is ! r
crowned "Miss Poplar 'Grove." ' t
This is one of the outstanding'
schools in Union county, and each \
year makes- some permanent im- 1 \
provement for tht> school. The r
improvements so far this term are c
-as?foHows-: A
table with a large number of i
newspapers and magazines. This i <
-is called a Reading ("enter A
sanitary r^st room has been installed
for' the female teaches,
, nd ;> teacher's desk for the prin :n:d'?
room. A set of wall mttps
?.viI! pr ihably be_ the next, but
".at h and see.
Pr r. William M. Rogan rs the?
1 and is tibly aSsi.-.led by
"re Katherline M. Kison, Mrs.
i .i. \i i\i,< i t;((.
..< .'in! Mrs. OiNuiy, 44... Kihle".
( ' n : '! ';I'HVP
-school. The-st-? intr ?4t?-ch
iim t'i- iloor ) i>ii-fc on the outside.
! i " i U"'. '< J." ' " 1 '
: ! ' \viliin_- ?:h!:.. vrvvisl pt" ? : 1::I
?;.! ' ; i i. i1 rtl?"l'?i >' ' "1 I' 'lu 1 I?Hi?
iri<i I'Tn;.(l? ii, mil pi'ffyi.am t'W i 1 ?\
"~;u * . 'i " ~
.\ii.-s IJiomuei is tlir oldest iliiui'
ifl U|*. Ill 1 % t *-*?r? il il*i ?d I S"1?r x~, !1i,?J-1 1 I 11
.i?>i;. JV yraduale of Allen ami At1..1HM
Uai\o.'s.t e.<, a ineuiuer. ot
l.:,. (lamina Xi Uinotfa Chapter of
1 in,. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sm; irity,
! < La;re \mis Social J'lnii of Kh?s?
!u- ,~S. A. M. K. Church and
1 ? wor, in j towards her I'll. 1^.. de('i./'airo
ITiwrs.ly.
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1111 DAY, JANI AKV 21ST
. \ 1: >i II ?T ('rati! "."in 'ini
a1 11 a ui ino ami o'riran i'"i i1 il
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. a he A ..11 ?i> 1 i\ c*i v,t y a 1
; i 1. da:.s 1" >n '2"> t ents,
ni " 1 . ( r..!it is well i^urv.i in t o
>t. 1 :.i h'*v P'oti i-'iicy on 11 ?
i. n > 'in i o|"'': n. havm1* appear >
? a ,.a ?trtr '*! . A'.C I?I'll
it\ i-hi>ir. HivI presented n
ON'S LARGEST N1
PI
YMC'A School of Comme'TO, co-el
I six students from ton states fo?- tl
Inishf-'s machines oqiupuient vast tl
pTmhuites of ~ fhe school are employ
:? than one hundred alumni of this
?** Phyllis Wheatley YMCA, Washing
isoi of business education in the W
a,H \\. 11. .Mitchell, Jr., executive s<
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\DEn
innedy-Sloan. Nup
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Om Monday'evening. December
iIT," M iss -C harlotte- AI icin Kenmai
[ennedy, .lr., of 1 C/tiS Fayette\il
ecauie the bride oT .Mr. .Maceo A.
In the living room an ahar wsi
riedion hol'.v.o a background of
undelabra and baskets of white
he ee'emony \Vas performed by
he bride. "
Preceding the ceremony. Misshe
bride, lighted the tapers. M
lod 1 .of rOn I y - Y o u 'and^C n t i 1"
ick, who also played the wedding
he only usher.
The bride was given in marring
vbite slipper satin with a bodies
vith a sweetheart neck line and
i tiera trimmed with orange bio
The bride was attended by ihei
iiiitmn of honor and Miss Const
Idoodwin wore rose taffeta and ht
heiifher. Miss Merrick wore an
witK heather. Mr. Calvin W. Rn1
T'e mother of th(. bride wore
montai'on and a coi'sage nf-(V.
M ? ?anam Sloan (iatr" o' Bat1
crepe and a < >) : i'4rt: of Cavalic
_ :i f the bridC's paren.ts.
?A i ter the ' n'l'i 1>''|
hr ( A-.* t'nsr 'he hoste
Ma U";d?yfoi ?b. and Mis. W. .
The ennnl*'. ieft leto M indry
dot; iiia wher ? ;i o groom is ass
Ids lie 1 of the No1 tii Carolina M
will at home at 211 North
A .amtir the out-of-town truest*
Ca v"? 1 \V. Robinson, house truer
! ' 1 mi- sa avenue.
1' :. ' i. 11 r . i m r io i
'"b ' iir is cordially invited
be present, ? rr
OltANCKISl'KC WAC IN I?\>
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! ': i t I); *.' AT'dn 's. la.. Ian. "
Pvt. |'s-yo?M. David. 'Inneht' !*
Mrs. \V ilhelmina ')avid, Box
(loll' Ave., Oranti' h 1 S. ('.. i*
i U.i ilU'l.-t in 1: if* tii'-t \\
i' t 111<*r, I'm t I )cs 1:>. .*
' j'm,. I'.oiv on i ly in iJooomljor t'r
?*jii?v? R J\ v.. win
?ho hail I icon assignm! to duty
i Anna in'iiiu ?iinto!y upon r<
notion of. Ri'sio Training* af -F
Sho jo'nod tho Co
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i . i >;: v l v : ii in
on ' I I in ! i '^-h >v imi! ( r i
v <? > i>. oil ;i n. A. :
?yitli an Kn<jlish major, front-:'
:in I'nvoisity in tlv?" < !> < <
i < . :.i 'inlii'i' of tho Son
<> ! ' l.lN.?Vr! : :mi' 1 !i 1
ii iitan riui . in iviliim lit'o siio
EjRO business
v'f- W'' ?
.v,. ^ ^ ^ ^
in slit*, tion sponsored hv the Dr
he HU.'M!t44 session, making it I
riou sands of dollars. The faciiit
ed hy thy government in Washifij
ehool who are employed hy the
ton. Mr. Kmnter M. Lancaster,
ashinaton schools, and ,Jtesse ().
i iclary of iho New Orleans VM
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27. 1'.'-1 :* at "a ' . unit'"! home wodd-j
!c street, Purham, North Carolina ^
Sloan of Philadelphia." PcmTisyivaivia. j
is formed hy a white satin cbvef-d. i
paints, burning; takers in tall white j y
roses and gladioli. li\ this settinjr. i
Pev. Milts Mar k Fisher, pastcrr of , V,
Ruth Annette Spauhlinjr. cousin of '
r. Isadorc Boyd Oylesby sany. ''If*
-aeeotn-prntted hy?Mrs. Lydn V. Mar- i %1
j march. Master Klwood Coins was
;e hy her father. Her yown wis of .>
t of dainty importta! lace designed
Queen Elizabeth sleeves. She wore v
ssoms with lorry flowing veil and e
and orchids.?*? ??1 ? ?:
- sister, Mrs. Margaret K. (Joodwin,
ance Merrick, manl of honop. Mrs. v
r bouVpiet was of talisman roses and j
ua taffeta and carried yellow roses -a
birsson of Philadelphia was best man.
1 lire crepe with header! floral ortvavr.lier
roses. The groom's mo'.her.
'<. ihe. Arkansas w. i" a pow . v' b.n
r roses. Mrs. Cairo war*?the hotlsc"'
of g'lesi -alien'! ol a opt hat foi
??r wire Misx-s .Jewel WaTsoriT'PatlO "!
\. Clcland.
na.h' i'o- N'r'v Vmk and I'hilaasiant
manager of Philadelphia
iutua) I.ife In-r.ranee romr>any. They
iith stre'.o, Philadelphia. Pa.
r lor the wedding were Mr, and M>'s.
ttof Mr. and Mi>. \V. A. Kennedy.
i,, ....... TomliKson 11 ij?l,
Kil>ar.M^?, S?C,
1 1/liiLl.r., I'M. .I..liic> A. J).i
. 11.' is- sim". in<r '.vtth "Tlv.' -f. S.^VT?
|) n.y and has booh owrsoas for several
nioii'.hs ami !uV coi.sin, Spi
-i. ">i' i i\ 11 .iaiui. is st?ir;oia'>l ..
,,( Foil Jail. xi! lulu' Columbia, S. (
III. !
\,a- -Will IK KO.-H Sill IM. (Ill
i{,p Ti?. w i:.., ? s.. <-iub i.-i
1,11 i' ( i: i.i;>. .MoliJanuary lli.
'ro }li.; I at t ho i.a? .:? ?'/ ,>i i*. Clir.sO,
1". \ Si't:a(i-l. I1, was a -v.
1 1 cos.-ful nifi tin-. A li liionv'd
W. !*' '" IT?M-vT^rT, H I1' M'N ('! Ill
,!'s ii.ir t-rs. \Y,. afv" l-.n';:: ;.' : nva.
, lor a in iisin" o". s ;:f\v y< :u\
l .j ; h
t. Buy War Bonds
i.*ty and give the change to fight
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
SCHOOL
# t.~
*yn<lesrSuE^?t YM'.'A, New Orleans, en
>y far te^largest No-tro 'ausiness schoo
y of eiffht-'TulTMiiee persons is hitrhl;
gton, and hundreds move in civilian join
governntent atteiuteet a diilTVer mPCtin
of the U. S. Department of Commerce
Thomas, of the American Red Crosi
ICA, and director of lite school,
it" ' t:
H
HOMi; ON 11 :
iiioii Seaman 2 c Isaiah Tay ^
ta> h< ('ii hiiMic <111 tMi hi i
days vi.-'.l ny i!;> w.'fo, M
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\\a- yia'l -'ii > " Kit:., i u- i- 'mRBB
v?r . Ha | WgP
i j;\s I K<;M \!A\ ^tUh
Ki.iiua ! .M . ?
I.I a II . nil??U,?III II.?UL,?i .a
<tav with lu'f <"Jau*rhUr of
\V." 1 J.T"STr," New YTTrR l.ity.r-***- '
. .Win v i till 'i\ spi :i; two aji<! ^ .
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Ave... her iii.LivliUT wiiii fiii 1.1- (
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hool. Kinusvir'o. "
Mr ami- Mi -! I'' l.' 1i iss
Cairn* 1;.. .(< !:-? > h' m "
ms Miss I.avihin .'I. nkirs. Lrn | i H
licit. College I . , ter.-.
irents, Mr. ;m I Si? . *M<?s :! iand
tis. cost
Jlest wislr.-s for the s i
>ys ui town ;lu- w.vk who are.-. _ y?lL
> tfn I'Vcc -> <><.,; P w .. :rk l!. into
I..an. I'vt. \\ ? . 1/..W \\'r!i..:ii> >',;U
pi. Mrudns Mark. ST12
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NTi:iVrAINi:i)VK * 1 H',V AN~ ahoi
ties.
Mrs. Marie joiies o!" I'm- 'PC''
tttt"Entertairirtf -with ****?>
ias parly, on Wednesday . I tee . us ln?
i*r 2P irThonor of Mis- Kisie cnv
ulliyan, who is a teueher at tlu rn<ir
s'averly elementary s.'ho?>l i.a t
Iso the pianist at i irst Na/.aivt:.
aptist chuieh. Dunne- t'h< evenitr
different games \\ere .. ye."."'
insisting of Cninese-cin ekui.? am t.
titers. During the ev?. n:.:g ..
lous punch was served. The ; e ^'h',
or the ni'glit consi-tud <>i turKe;> I
ressing. mashed potatoes, sweet ' '
eas and hot rolls.
On their departure each guest
.as presented with souvenirs a;.. T!
ach one expressed tnemsetves -at
.... iiig a we.?enjoy nine time. Fm-- 71est
v er?. Miss l-.lsie Mite Suili--J a< ) <
an, Mrs. Vera Pettigrew. A man-j ?nl!<
la Odoin, uno rhoniasvna Mor-jnal
ngc. ' li'-'e
H
Man's onyx initial ^
ring in gold setting. *
Special I
24.75
ring ' ?r I o d > ?
wr?1 'I'o.ooL
Hamilto
(>n Main St
I WILLIAMS FU
QI AMTY AND H
I Telephor
,1 I A !M 15 I It A N C
: I LADY AT
>; 11 1X0K Washington Street
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iv for Srnnrtness
"7" f "
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' T,r! f. f'^ess to wear un
u-r your winter coat. This af
v_n d. c ? with shaped peplun _j.
intcrestirg draping has the chic
jm-macie took that is so envied
it is not difficult to make. Wher
re putting fine workmanship
a dtess, m.ke sure the fabric
choose v.: 11 g.ye wear and
: tness worthy cf your efforts
guide you in your buying, look
informative - lobois- pnat tell you
jt a fabric's pcrfdtr.iarice qualiA
helpful sewing leaflet "Seng
Fabrics For Home Dress- 1
ling" may be obtained by send
a stamped, self-addressed
elope to the Women's Depart- '
it of this newspaper. "> . 1
i. IKKNE JAMES HOSTESS
AX\orXCEMENT TEA
turens, S. C. ? Mrs. Irene
w:.s ho.-i.oss to an an- ^
ti-i'o.i :>t ton. J holiday, Dec.
1'.':::. nnnoum injr the marriage
-i eo -ihT"'I> -r -thy' Kiel Watts
Aii.i.-f t !'? i > y Finlev.
h- Hmum: was beautifully dece-i
: tile net as ion with floWftuilitble
for the season. There
it sixty persons who
<1 ;t!!-i gave- Mrs. F'in ley eonuia'i'
::s bctw'-en the hoars of J
and seven o'clock. . _ ' J
HAMILTON'S
*?eatwi&
DIAMOND
?PAIR ??
yz ..patched Rings 1
?in I4K Gold M
och ring is set with It's own
parkting genuine diamond'flj
tnd they're both beautiful.
plendid pair. ^
Exquisite Diamonds
$ 100.00
3 tparkfing tfVnpondi In TMi *?v
chanting modtri ring of 14Kgol<L
n's, Inc.
__ I'hone 2-4H35
T
NERAL HOME I
lETTEK SERVICE
ie 2-9573
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