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Saturday, May 41, 1955 THAFIUENDLY 18 S. S. (U?! The Friendly 18 S. S. Club met J on Friday night at the home of , Mrs. Queen Burgess, 710 Main St and the meeting was*called to ordT'r by the Chapiain, Mrs. I.i/yio I'. Reeds. After ; bfief devotional _ service, the meeting was in the hands "of t.he President. The minutes of the last meeting wis read and stood approved. Unfinish husi ness was called .for. The plans for the joint birthnight party pn May 27 at the home of Mrs. Marie Williams was discussed among the members. New business was taken up. Mrs. Martha Robinson >vas o* lected Assistant Secretary. The rolls was called, collection was gqjxl. Next meeting will he with Rorniro .Inmost *11*1 Whont Q> club song, Happy Birthday for Mrs. Queen Burgess. Her birthday was~.\lay 4. She cut her boHiuiful cake and served punch, cuke, cookies and candy to all club members and friendly Mr. Gtmthrope Jr. took pictures of the club. Miss ~ Sarah Vanlue and Miss Shirley P.utyoss service at the nunch bowl. Deacon James Rutherford. Ties. Marie Isaac, Rpt. CARVER JOHNSON COMMUNITY FLORAL CLUB Carver Johnson Community Floral Club .held its monthly meeting May 7,, 1055 at. Bethlehem Center, 2500 Elemwood Ave. Meeting was called to order by the President, Mrs. Sallie C. Smith. Prayer was offered Tty tire President. After ! which the minutes of the meeting was read received and adopted, f Black Captains made their reports -??as follows: Airs." Sara Rgarden, $5.00; Mrs. Inez Brown, 4.25; Mrs. Edna Murles, 4.00; Mrs. L. H. Hope, 4.00; Mrs. Edna Nellums, 2.75; Mrs. Georgia: Latimer, 2.75p r.lnn Parl/m. OTK. AT..? TW.11.. >i Ruff, 2.25; Mrs. Rita Gordon, 1.75 Iv,. Mrs. Joha A. Gordon, Reported on Aprons, 1.00, Total reported $31.25. Rita Gordon, Rpt. BROOKLYN N. Y. NEWS r - 'Friends from far and near helped Mrs. Rena B. Rikard celebrate her natal day on?Foster?Sunday April 10, 1955 at the beautiful dccprated ballroom of Brooklyn Lodge of Elks. A sunptuous repast was prepared by the Mistress of Social Session. Miss Georgia Brown, and served by Mrs. Mattie " Inez "Coleman and Mrs. MildiVd Crosland who octed as hostess. The table was tastefully set, white cloth with gold flowers. Everything was carried out with white H and gold. The honor wore gold lace dress with gold lace, shoes, gloves g an bag with a tremenous long stole of gold. The guest was served u cocktails and a variety of hon-dc| ours, both piping hot and cold. "A I mong those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Gi*een, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Wilbert Green, Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Alice L_? Croslftnd, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene j Liitiie, ivii\ and Mrs. James l>aly, Mr. Charlie Walton and his fi-1 unce, Miss Nellie Wilson, Miss Louise Calhoun, Mrs. Inez Taylor, Miss Dorothy Tavlorr Miss Louise Getter, Mrs. Mary Poole, Miss Nancy Johnson, Mrs. Anna Grant, r Miss Ada McGee, officers and members of the Travelers Club of fi which the honoree is business man ? ger, delightful music was played E by Harold Boyce and his band. " Just before Honeree cut the cake, "a picture was taken and champagne was served to all and j K a toaste was said tu~~tlie honoree wishing her health and happiness. She received numerous and useful gifts. On May 1st, Mrs. Addie WoHkman and her son and wife of Phila Pa. was the guest of Mrs. Riknrd,' Mrs. Ferguson of Detroit Mich.,' and her nciee, Miss Mary Poole! was Mrs. Rikard dinner guest on Saturday April 30. Mrs. Ferguson is the sister of Mrs. Poole. Mr and Mrs. Hubert Mctts and little daughter was pop culler j Saturday May 7 at Mrs. Rikardt home. On Sunday Mother's Day, Mrs. Pool and Mrs. Rikard see lit f.hc day in Phila. Mrs. Pool was the guest of Hqt son an daughter-inlaw. Mr. -indnVlrs. John Poole, Mrs. Rikard the guest of her cousins, Mr and Mrs. Harvey Peters and family. Eugene Little, Itpt. "CHURCH CORNER STONE LAYING IN WINNSHOKO, S. (V r ' ^Jtethesda A. M. E. Zion _*N^yy"isl>oro, S. injMjSastem Stars and ^?jout~r Eairfiehl to the Corn?w [ 1 ? Award Program 1 Of S. C. State Ho: As ;i recognition n\i4 appreeia It ion of continuous service ^fender | cd hy the personnel of the SoutV Carolina Str.te Hospital the su J P'Minter,dent, ITr. William S. Hall j has initiated an awurd progran with pir.s for periods of five, ten 'twenty, thirty and forty years cot i tinuous hospital service. The pin designed hy the person i nel director, John W. Whitehou.se has in red enamel a replica of th? Administration Building, Columbh Hvision. For five years the pin i; silver. For the others, the pin i; gold with the designated jewel in dinting t-he years of service; pearl rutty, sapphire* and diamond fo m a scnos oi ceremonies lienin ' nin?r April 29 anil completed Ma; 4, 1 ;i~>r? at the ColumKn and Stab Pa'-k Divisions. Dr. Hall prcsentci the services -awards' to.22 pur cen of the more than 1,290 employee ol" ?hc South Carolina State llos j pit ah At the Columbia Division scr i vice pins were presented to twent; j four, with thirty, yetu-s service. I In an impressive .ceremony eijfh of the personnel at Die State Pari Division received the beautiful jrol and sapphire thirty year servie pins., , . | Mrs. Peiil-ih I*'. Da^v's, Mrs. Fran 1 ccs J. O'Ncil and Mrs. Hell II. He derson, senior hospital attendants F: irene Lawhoni and John AWekSenior hospital attendants; Isaa i Drown, hospital attendant, Henr hawhorn, detary section and .1 o Clad.--on, maintenance section. Thanks, i Mrs. Arthur II. Fripp I . IN LMANO RECITAL i i Hose Hnyzel Zimmerman in Q.,r>.l.o A.,., AT? ?: :> i MMiiuta u.un, j/itWiu | J111'IJ of Mrs. Alma K. Williams y f Oi angelnirg, South Carolina wcr presented by their teacher in a pii no recital recently. Sandra Ann i the d'uig.hter of Mrs. Kathlyn Mo.' es, professor of Library Scien'e 1 at South Carolina State Colleg and the grand daughter of M and Mrs. C. A. Johnson of Coluiv bia, South Carolina. Sandra is Junior HigH' Senior of Felto Training School. Rose H'.iyzel is the daughter c Mr. D. M. Zimmerman, Superir tendent of Buildings and ground at-S. O. State and Mrs. Ceraldyn Zimmerman, professor of Matin | matics at the same school. Ho t grandmonher Mrs. Hayzel Pierc J is a great church and civic worh er in Orangeburg. Rose Ilayzel i ' a junior high senior at Christ th King Catholic School. The girls were assisted by thei classmates and fellow nuisie Stu i dents. Donna Crawford and Jud | ith "Jordan played a selection wit I II..11., TI...I.I v Bythewood,, Jr. a violen selectioi j and Viviun and Nellie Salley ac compained by John McLeod sanj a duet. HOWARD SCIIOOD PRESENT PAGEANT will present a pageant entitle "i Calvacade of America in Son and Dance", at the Booker 1 Washington gymtoriun>, Mondav May 23, 1955 at 8 o'clock. The pagc?*it wiii depict the his tory of America in music am dance from the landing of t h < Pilgrims to the present. adults and $.25 for children. Th public is cordially invited. MRS. ANNA EICHELBERGER SI MMER CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY On Sunday May 1, 1955 fron 4 P.M. ? (> P. M. a Teu was giver at the lovely .home of Mr. anc Vive T}.,..- -.4 O 1 OA *??i o. "nntani Ud | | (U ? I ?,\t nut Street. In honor of Mrs. Ed' ward Hair's "'hand mother, Mrs Anna Eirhelherder Summer whc celebrated her ninetieth (90th) birthday. Mrs. Anna Eichelbergei Summer is the mother of nine (9) children, seven (7) are living at the present. Mrs. Rosabell E. Boyce, Mrs Minnie E. Smith, Mrs. Lill-i E Robinson, Mrs. Lela E. Cannon! Mrs. Amanda E. Coleman, "Mr Johnnie Eioholberger and Mr George Hichclberger. She has A'l grand children, 50 great grand children, and 2 great-great grant children. S.he is a member of St. Paul A church, Sunday, May 15, 1955 at .t!00~l>. ill. . ~~ * The Trustees of Bethcsdu A. M. E. Zion Church <a ~ ?"A" ~~ "or Employees spital ( M. Kf Church n?r Peak. S. C The Rev. H. H. Redmond is hei pastor. j She wrs entertained spiritual^ and financially hy her ni a n > friends The following' person? i gave remarks: Mrs. t.illie Peaster . | Mrs. Sweetheart Pringler, Mothei (Dora, Mother Flournoy, Mrs. Re hecca Jackson, Mrs. Johnson an< t j Mr.' Henry IVister: - ' ' She wivih. to thank all her nijm> I friends for making this day a Imp I py and enjoyable one for her. i ' We hope she will live to celehrats ! many more birthdays.- ??? | The hostess served refreshments ":i Women's Dav At ' Sidney Park | Women's Ihiy will Ikj observer *i -il Sidney Park C. M. K.-fHrtiivb ^ S'Tclay. May In. I! " ">. Mrs. lion je.min E. Mays of Atlanta. (leor * gin, wi'l 1 ?c our- jniest speaker foi ^ t h -e occasion. World traveler j writer, tea-.her. and one of tin c> | world's outstanding churcit women (Mrs. Mays promises to brim? i "Jstirring and challenging messsrgr " j to her hearers Sunday. She wil '' I speak at the 11:15 morning wor j ship hour. 1 I All day long the women will h< * in charge, of all church activities 1 The Sunday School classes wil he taught hv the Indies. The wor ship service will he lead by tin ladies. At six o'clock the vomer will have a tea in honor of oui distinguished guest for the day Mrs.. llenjajmin E. Mays. At sev j I on o'clock, the evening vorshii M t1 irtKn'nci mil- mneS/inl ...W ivillUljii IIIU^ILCII c*ll\ i j literary, .program will he had, fol j lowed by financial reports fron the ladies, I The (ieneral Chainnsm, Mrs j M-.ittie I.. James, alonK with tin other ladies of the church, ioii '0 f with the pastor in eJctehdiny: a cor dial invitation to the public to at r. ' j tend* t.hese services. a| /Deadline For I; WACS June 1st -I 1 COLUMni A?May -TT^Applica r tions for attendance at the e Class of the WAC Officers r?a5a " Course, Fort McClellan, Al l.; mus be forwarded to Headquarter ? Third Army not later than Juni | 1, according to information recei r ved at South Carolina Military " District Headquarters here. | Reporting date for Clrtss 8 i; J1 Auk. 25. Training will bevin Auk " 29 with ki'aduation scheduled fot 11 Jan. 28, 195(5. Applicants whose applications are received subsequent i? to June 1 cannot be assured of con sideration for Class 8, but will b( considered for later classes, the ar 1 nouncement saui. ^ | Women college graduates, a? I well as women who have been out! standing in their professional 01 , e^eeutTve fields "are being""offered v! commissions, both in Reserve unci - Regular Army categories. In addition to college graduates ' women who have completed twc | years toward a baccalaureate tie grce and have experience in teach d | ing, business, recreation, personnel - administration, advertising or othI er fields requiring leadership bnd e sions. Other qualifications the applicant must meet are U.'-S. citizenship, no dependents under 18 years of age, and necessary military physical requirements. To apply for a commission as | second lieutenant, a worn ah must i he between the ages of 21 and 27 i 1 and must have .had four ygars of I ! college and or experience. F*or the j first lieutenant commission, the I applicant must he 23 to 33 years . of, age and have seven years of col lege and or experience. i Application forms nriy ho obtain ed at tTie'^South Carolina Military I District Headquarters, 1401 Ham; i pton St., Cojumbja, or from J he pro ' fessor of military science and taet,, ics at any South Carolina univerJ sity or college conducting forms ^ithe Adjutant General, Ileadquart.1 ers Third Army, Fort McPherson, . Georgia. Subscribe For i The Palmetto Leader * * Tin * -- ? M,iss Squires and Lt Exchange Vows i . nj , ^ITt~ x ^ vr-.vv *... ? ' ' ' ; * lit . L^B.\ ..JjL'.... ' W V?"?' ' Bfc fF I - $& ? --idh-LX ' i 8 i i '. .' . >nss sm ihkk axd i/r. L. W.M.TON i:\riI.\XGU vows ^ 1 Ity Kdward C. Jones. Jr. I < I* ' . . ] Miss Mat- Yvonne Squires daug.h- 1 j it-r of Mr. ;ij.< 1 Mrs. James A. Squires of (leorgetown. South Carolina ' i and Washington, L). C. became the 1 1 , bride of Lieut. Tncy Walton Jr., t son of Dr. and Mrs. Tracy Walton < of Washington, I). C. at 2 p. m. i P Saturday. April IHh, at Bethesda ; Baptist Church, Georgetown, S. C. 1 The Uev. Frank Simms officiated t in tlie double , l iny ceremony. He" J was assisted by the Rev. Isaiah ; Alston of Columbia, a relative of ] the liride. jj Balms, lacy ferns, baskets ' of?l white gladioli and lighted candles 1 in candelabra decorated the church. Mrs. Oiilia Thompson, and Mrs. i J . Howard, of Georgetown 1 - organists and- M-tts.-AUId+ed. Flli.-miL_ : j t uH" of Charleston, solist, pre- i j eiiled the wedding music. t| Mr. Wchdle Kelly, uncle of the 1 > j bride, Mr. Walter Fraser, Mr. Law 1 ? rence Dunmore, all of Georgetown, 1 - Mr. Ciissar l'iper of Baton Hough, x .'.La., I.t. James Hey ward of Sum- f | ter. Si?( I, and C (), Layman A. f 5 Johnson of Brownsville, Tenn were ' : groomsmen. Lt.'Hivluird W. Harris of Wash- * ' ington, 1). C. was best man. M Airs. Kathryn S. W.'iite of Flpr- v 1 j once. S. C. sister of the bride, and j | matron of honor and Dr. Vermelle ' j Kelly of Winston Salem, N. C., | aunt of the bride and maid of hon- ' > n or, wore dresses of pink nylon chif ( fon with permanent nylon pleated [ skirts., l liev tarried nosegays of I blue carnations showered with sa- ^ tin ribbon. , ; ^ The bridemaids were Misses D ( Emma Cheek and Marietta Harris ( j, of Kansas City, MissooVi; Misses | Yvonne Jenerette and Harriett \ I Thompson of Georgetown, S. C.; n Miss Ruth Rhodes of Orangoburg; g I S. C. and Miss Jaeequeline Single- g ton of Siimt.'V S. C. They wore g lil.m nylon chilton ire;res and ear lied nos?iravs of pmk carnations. Then'"headpieces of hlue'were like those of the honor guests. Rertoe' C'eeile White, neice of the [bride a nil Sandra Kelly, cousin of' 1 the bride wore pink organdy dressjes.Thoy carried bas'ts from which j '.'lev -v rt t< r< d ."'lowe.1 icdals. Mi _ Iter l?ii'"'' 1 Hughes .fr., of Colon j Ida, S. , ci -fn of the groom was " | ring bearer. A The bride, who was given in mar- ^ j riage by her father. James Squires . I of Washington, D. C. was lovely in I her wedding gown of white clnnt! illy laee and nyhVit fiille over skin- | j ner satin fashioned with a lace ho- . ('ice, sweethi art nvckline. and long i sleeves ending af the "wrists. The thouffant skirt was accented with : a deep scalloped peplum of lace 0 I which exteiirdetk ifvto a chapel train j ' of ruffled tulle. ll?r finger tip veil ^ of illusion fell from a head piece | of lace sprinkled with pearls and 1 She carried a white prayer hook topped with white orchids | and steplfanotis with white satin st reamers. The bride's mother wore i dress j of imported'pink lace, and 'i white --put pU -Uu'.uuUul orchid corsage. , The accessories were of matching pink, I S PALMETTO LEADER . Walton \ B; Jl a.. -mgm ratmwi f j 1 ' '* # "? ' * . ' - > J . - ' . *y.|| i? ' ; .*>? * t jgC X ' . ; ^ -*-V* -The bridegroom's woise? an ice- j due silk?taffctta and white. pur-)le throated orchid corago. T-'.ie ac essbrios were of matching blue.] Her corsage was a white orchid if ted front Iter hououet. Immediately following t he cere- j nony n reception was held at the mme of th<? bride's grandmother, J Vfrs. I'. C; Kelly: Assisting the~T>rij la I party in receiving were the j notheps of the bride and"groonr. Mrs. Florence Jackson assisted as lostess. Serving were Mcsdumes /era Sherahl, Charles Ann Buttone, . facquiline Davis. Margaretta Knox, Misses Karen North, Demetria1 Kelly, Mesdanies Ojetta Parker. Smith. Anna bill Sherild, Vivian : ?J > ,? : : (. Moses, Pauline Lawrence a n d> blanche Williams. Mrs. Lillian Drew kept the guest' egister. Mesdames Kliza Howard, Dorothy Grant, Irma North and luanita. KelJj were in the gift com, "Greenery, white gladioli and ste-, >hanotis were in the receiving j oonis. The bride's table was entrancing ' vith the beautifully embossed, iered wedding cake topped with ' iny pink rose buds and wedding .ells. The bride and groom left for heir wedding trip to Miami, Flo-J ida immediately following the reention. "For travelling the bride chose a {' due suit, lijtht Mue silk blouse, nth navy and heijje accesories.' . The bride is a graduate of Hen-: iett- College, Greensboro, North j 'arolina. ; The bridegroom is a graduate f Morgan Staie T'oTTvgvi Raltinore, Maryland and a member of )me}ra Psi Phi Fraternity. He is i?mi_stiitioned at Fort Campbell, | ly. Out of town quests were from: Vashinirton, I). ('."Nashville Ten-[ essee, Jacksonville. Fla., Sumter, j >. C., Columbia, S. Charleston, j I. C., Orangeburg, S. C. Florence, 1. C. and Conway. S. C. EI.KS NEWS The Joint meet inn- of the Temle and Lodge will be on the .28th f May at S: n. m. at me Rest. . 'lease l>o 011 time. Tlio regular t iootiiig of tin* I'almotto I.odgo. ill he third Wednesday night ill1 lay 1055, at the Rest, 8: |i. mJ 'he Temple regular moetirfg the' hire! Tuesday night in May 8 p.' i. at the Rest. Keep in mind thoj xeirsion going to Atlantic Beach, de 1th of July, 11)55. Busqs leav-.j le. 1- p. in. Sunday nig'ht return- i lg 12 p. in. Monday night. Round! rip $!>.00 and the CuTeiidar party I ex I month and hingo' at the Saxn Homes Social room 50 games j or $.50. 'he Dudjfteis oahy Contest win-J ier will he announced next week. | t i t Savings Plan j Join The Payroll Benedict College < Events Announcet Commencement events at Bene diet College wjU hear in wpth . tin si Annual Worship Service of tin School of Theology, Wednesday May'18 at 8:00 J'. .M. The lieco rend .J. H. McKissick, minister the Second Baptist Church of .'< ken, South Carolina will !?( ',< speaker. Mr. McKissick i>- "a jrr.ul uate of Benedict' CoHpjrr;? Thursday evening May 19, tin Sprinjr (.'oncer* of the Benedic Collejre Choir will he. presented The concert will feature many s<lections presented?dwinjr the re cent Eastern tour, and a eumpo sition for choir and flute writtei -hy?Or. W alter Veh of' the -Mosr Department. r The* annual' Alumni Ajos.oent'.di mectintr is scheduled for HaturdaY tMay 21 at 3:00 1'. M. The Classc of.'"5" anil '45 wi:l Info it v-ninns , i At the evenmy session the speak or will In* Dr. Naomi M. (Jarrett Department o I Komanre i/m jruajres,' West Virginia Slate Col leire. Dr. (Jarrett is a prominen Benedict College yraduute, holdin; the?P4+.D decree from Coluinhii University.. I)r; (Jarrett has als< served as spec ill consultant fo the U. S. govern men t in I.atin A merican coiyitriesk The Baccalaureate sermon, ; joint scrV'iec with Allen Universitj will he delivered hv I>i-. Marshal L. Shepard of Philadelphia Benna I)i-. Shepard is the former Kecord er of Deeds for the District of Co lumhia. Bony active in the deino cratic party, he is tit present min tster of the Mt. Olivet Baytis Church of Philadelphia and Com missionor of the 1 'epartment d" Records of Philadelphia. The P.ac enlaureate service will he held a the Columbia Township Auditor iuni. ... The commencement speaker wil he Judge Harold A. Stevens, dud gf of the Court of General .""iSeff siens, New York City. .Judge Ste veils is a native-of South Carolina and a graduate of Benedict Col lege. The public is invited to atter.l Is that change of li look in your e You Need More Than Make-Up To Hide ij... o Can everyone see from that nervous, jittery look in your eyes that you are suffering "changeof-life" misery? Sure, make-up may help some, yet it can't take .the .piiin.and...?.iyvyyH.i>ncss outof your eyes. But Cardui often:does. A little Cardui each day has I NOW... THE INCOMPARAB S10 DOWN! FR PRICE BR MAKE YOUR HAIR ?all day long/ without a tlngla recornbln^ '\y ' ^ Commencement ! ? i disci l v. . repo a'ii <?f tin- Commencement Events we - at Renedict College, cry. with THE SKMOK "( I.ASS OF ^rv HOOK Kit T. W.\SHlN(iTC)N IOMI'LKTINO K EH KAKSALS J I TOR I'KKSKM ATION OF . "OKAK IM TII ' . Members cf the 'Hooker T. Was-! iiiiiytun?.sVtiim class play cast aie < oinp.eting rehearsals for their' t production of the rollicking laugh] ing hit. "Ileal Until", which is to he presented in the School gymtoristm d'imrsriny; .May 1J. at H p. in. lTifs ci'/inedy ot errors i>y. In01"- . itian Kra-na, which delighted New! Yorkers for almost two years ami ha- since hoeu played ce&iauiiljlig ?UcCCs> throughout 11 (? World, will' 1" 1 Have only, one showing at I he | t school. ii?tfhi"e Howell w-ili he .-ten i n ar . 'in- role t>; .Milium Wiithe 1?> year-oh! who ?"soih* tr.ittg "foi'j tin- hoys" Ity dispatching *-f<*ivs', ' of lone; lift l ? : s to oversea-. (its. " The .si^'naturc she allixc to her * . f profilie eorfespondeiu'e, ho\vevev, ^ t' is that Of her older beautiful sister ?? ? ?- . \ . ' can Knthj to lie played hereHiy Lucy' 1^, J Attains. Never one to only half, q,..,, i' confuse it situation when she can1 . . . ntpa - do a thorough job <>t it. Mi riant j* encloses -photographs of Kutli! i i i o r c i with the letters. 1 . dies The first inkling Until has of , . . < olu I Miriam s letter* witting spree, . arrives hack front Kurope on leave f"' - w:;n matrimony on nis nuni. Itutn - in an effort to make the " pilot's;' - stay a happy one. decides to post.-! - pone telling"-him uhout thl* niix-pp j , t Miriam has caused until he returns . , . " i roc . to active, dutv. Hut this onlv adds; * ne' i?to the hilarious compilations'. [ L-^ Uohei l Swint. Kavineh McNealj .jy t William Taylor, and (lilroye CIri-i j/ . ffin have, other leading1 roles i n the senior class play production of I "Dear Ruth". OtHeirs in the cast I are Julet Braley, Sal.ie Harrison,; -Jeter KeliJer and Willie Johnson. T1IE (JAY 1. 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