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The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18
Clarinda, Iowa

Mrs. Lawrence Beard, Mrs.
Celesta Wigoins, Misses Barlean
Baker, Liuise Nash anl Jean Ar
nett attended a style revue at the
Church in Red Oak, Iowa Thurs
day evening. A social time was
held after the program.
Mrs. Yiola. Miller and Miss
Mildred Walker of Lincoln, Nebr.,
spent Sunday with their father
ami brother VIM. Walker.
Henry Abel of Burlington, Ia,
came Friday to be with his moth
er, Mrs. Addie Abel, who was very
i'll and passed away.
Mrs. Della Emmert Of Mound
City. Mo-, visited Sunday with her
daughter. Mrs. Herschel Mont
gomery and family.
Mrs. Celesta Virgins will leave
Monday for her home IN Red Oak
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G ubs...
QUACK CLUB

QDAOh CLUB
Until next fall the Quack club
'eld their ia.st melting FIilay June
q, 1888 an analysis of the Y. W.
=. A. was given bv Mrs. Gladys
ullum the "Y' Executive Sec
etarr. Several Of the girs told
What the Y had done for them.
Another be event that hap
rcd this week IVES the Quack
lul's nireth annual meeting,
A'eh took place. Sunday, June
fo'9 at the Y from 4 p. m. I'M
il eipht o'clock.
F. on program with Mrs.
iamia Collins, President was the
arc"t of the treasurer nv Mrs.
0ttia Moore and the report of
- President tv Mrs. lire Jones.
q sne~ter # t'e evening was
c. J coma Pruseov of Kansas
Missouri B and P Nat
~ Council Menbo~. gave a
cot Interesting Address. Mr.
'-ha~' Lois rendered a solo.
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NEW CLUB HOLD OPEN HOUSE

The members of the Phyllis
Wheatley Club held open house
on Sunday afternoon at their new
Home for Women and Girls, To-
Gated at 1925 South 21th Street.
All visitors were shown through
the building and a round table of
ways and means was held. After
prayer offered by Mr.. James Eel
low, Supt. of Allan Chapel SIS,
the guests were invited to the
dining room where refreshments
we're served.
Mra. Annie Austin, chairman of
Executive Committee and Mrs.
/ ydia Austin secretary, officiated
in the absence of the president,
Mrs. Claudine Farmer who has
Leen quite i'll.
Representatives of various clubs
and organizations were present
among whom were Mrs. Steward,
Mrs. Allan and Mrs. Dllian
Wright who represented the South
Omaha Civic Club, Mrs. WRIGHT
also being Precinct Captain of the
South Omaha Democratic Colored
Women.
Among out of town guests we've.
Miss Rose Dowery of Memphis.
Tenn. and Miss Msrv Alice Gran,
who is doing extern ion work al
Nebr. University.
Tho Phyllis Wheatley Home is
roomy, neat and nise'y arranged
Il will meet a long neglected need
for colored women and girls. The
clubs members have made p. may
velous beginning but the efforts
the donations and the morel sua
port of the public will be CRATE
fully received and are sorelN
needed. We urge you to visi+
the Home and acquairt yourself
with its high s.ltru'st'c purpose.
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DEATH REPORT

Mr.. James E. Harris age So,
PASSED away June II at his home
1920 No. 28th st. after an illness
of 8 weeks. His funeral will take
rlace at the Myers Funeral Home
Tuesday, intermittent at Mt. Hope
Cemetary.
He leaves to survive him, a
widow, three daughters, Minnie
Bryant. George Green, Kansas
City, Mo-, Carrie Harris of Oma-
ha.
He was p member of Mt. Nebo
Church, of which Rev. j. Gates is
pastor.
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THE FELIZ DOCE CLUB

The Feliz Doce Club gave a
weiner roast az Carter Lake, My
Both Memorial Dly). The cars
left Genevveve BryanC's home for
Carter Lake. The guests had a
lovely tine roasting weiners,
casting marshme'lows, playing
ap-frog, dalcng on the gravel
the trn"s t. Fletcher HeI,ler-
On and Henry Busse.
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ENTIRE NOUS CLUB

The Entire Nous Club will spon-
sor another OF rs famous bake
5dles, Saturday, June 25th at
kobD.As Drug. Please lend you
suppv.C so JndC the group VII ~
aDIe - send a rep sentative to
ONoL~J II CONFERENCE Jdy o-lo.
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RETURNS FROM BISHOP
COLLEGE

Miss Theresa Curry the only
daughter of Rev. NJ. X. Curry, has
iuss returned from Bishop College
Marshall Texas, where she gradu-
ated. having received a B. A. de-
gree in the field of Public School
Music.
Miss Curry is a very accom-
plished pianist. A shower was Civ
en- for her Wednesday evening,
June sth at her home 2526 Grant
St, at which she received many
beautiful and useful gifts.
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A VIEW CLUB ORGANIZED

The Young men of So. 18th St.
have organized a club known as
the Elect Club. The better class
of young men of 18th st. have
been misjudged as unru'y boys by
he Districts of north and extreme
South Omaha.
W. wish to bett-r orr ccm7,
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

Miss EVELYN Poindexter. daugh-
tor of NTr. and Mrs. Fred PoindeX-
TO- Of Omaha ro+urned th'e w2ek
70 snend the summer with ner
ro,~n+s. She attends school at
ruliett. Illinois.
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W.C.A.. NEWS

The Trojan Club held its elect
ion of officers for the vear 1888
1889 with the following results:
president, Dorothea Turner; vice
president. Louese Crumbley; sec
retarv. Vernetta Mills; cores
bonding secretary. Pearl Farmer;
treasurer. Maxine Owen and repor-
er, Helena Thomas.
The Ouqck Cub election WIS as
'ollows: Edna Thomas, president;
Williams. vice-president,
lydia Rogers, secretary: Cores
oor5ing secretary,Joan Peterson;
treasurer. Ia Bonnie Ray; Repors
ter. Della Mae Brewer.
= + + j
Mamie Collins, presiding char
nan. for the Quack Annual Meet
no held on Sunday, June L, 1888
snened the meeting cal ed upon
he first number on the program,
IN Instrumental solo by Miss Ora
Lee Britt followed by the report
f the treasurer, Hattie Moore.
rbe report by the president, lone
4ons. was given a resume OF the
ears work and thanking the club
for their fire cooperation. Mrs.
coma Pouncev, Business and Pro-
essioral National Council member,
relivered the Annual Address.
IRIS Pouncey, of Kansas City Mo.
,os served on the Council for 2
ears previous to her reelection
his wear. for two more years, IN
solumbus. Ohio. Mrs. Richard
evils solo was enjoyed by all
present. followed by the install
lation of new officers bv our
branch Executive, Mrs. Gladys
'ullman: then came the p~resenta-
sior of perfect attendance silver
lovino. cups to five numbers
aamelv: lore Jones, Thearis lay
lor. Edna Thomas, Villa Jakes,
= y + i
I'D Dorace Johnson. Bernice Mar
shon had charge of the closing
service of worship.
The Social Committee served
tea following the meeting with
noraoa johnson, hostess, assisted
bv Villa Jakes, Thearis Tav'or.
Clementine Shaw and Clara Leo
nard.
The Trojan club vii close its
,luh year with a Formal Reception
,r ,Jure 28th at the home of the
Chairman of the committee OF
Management. Mrs. Lois Goode.
i = = 4
The Oua.ak Club closes its cut
vcor with p Formal Dancing Party
1uJ Pallroor, IN lime
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HEART 10 HEART CUB

Mrs. Maud Townsend enter
tanned the Heart to Heart Club Of
Pilgrim Baptist Church Tuesday.
June It'll at her home 2422 Charles
Street.
In attendance were Mrs. Eva
Stewart. Pres. Mrs. Span. See.
Mrs. A. B. Young, Mrs. Wade
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs
Matthews. Mrs. Catherine Jack
son and Mrs. Alice Robbins.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18
A year ago, | told you about
good food-Jeff. 23O7 n. oath st,
ANNIVERSARY CHOIR FEST.
Val.


The 9th Annual Anniversary
Choir Festival Of H llside Presby-
terrain Church will be he'd on
Surday Jun 90. at $3.50 in the
Of ernoon. This service will mark
9 years of pastoral work of Rev.
81 Mrs. John S. Williams. Some
OF the Cholrs tax ing part in this
festival include st. Johns AME.
Choir. Pilorim Baptist Choir. Mt.
E-oriah Baptist Choir. Salem
Tapt st Choir, Zon Baptist Choir,
CIair Chapel Me. Chi.
F2oa choir v-ill sirg 2 numbers
% IL corc1u'e t"e rroqram
viii the singing of the "Hallelu-
iah Chorus"-aeeompanied by the
City Service Orchestra.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

The Ladies Friendship Club
gave ?. birthday party for Mrs.
Minnie Barns, 2919 IL Lake St,
at the Blue Room. All members
of the club were present and one
visitor.
Many beautiful gifts were re-
eeived
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

Mrs. Myrtle Ewing, 2616 Seward
attended the graduation exercises
of the Central Cololed High school
at Louisville, Ky, Mrs. Ewing's
niece, Miss Margret Helen Cant of
niece, Miss M3rgret Helen Cant of
Louisville, among other honors, she
won a scholarship to Fisk Univer-
sity, where she will matriculate
this fall.
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Iowa for a weeks visit.
Mr.. Charlie Oldham Jr., arriv-
ed home Friday evening.
10 ALL SUBSCRIBERS


We are compelled TO announce a
charge of Five cents, on all ac-
counts that receive their paper in
the mail-When subscribers move
and do not notify US of their new
address before moving.
Thanks-Mr. A. b. MeCaw,
Giro. Mgr, WE. 1917
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

The McRrady Agency Fleet are
Sponsoring A Tea at The YWCA.
June 18th, 22nd and Grant SITS,
$3.50 to 6:3O-Price 15c. Program
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

David and Collins Paulling 2S1S
Seward leave next week to spend
the summer at their Uncls farm
in Douglas county.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. P~restidge
left Friday, Jure- 10 for a five
week vacation trip. They are to
visit Kansas, Missouri, and Color
ado
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MfNSTRAL SHOW
Tho n. A. A. c. p. is giving a
NINSTRAL SHOW. Both of June.
At The CENTER

Mrs. Florence Morris gave a
Inner at the home of Mrs. Barns
Sunday at 8 O'Clock.
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SOCIAL TIL g o%xyI W0~1d CLUBS
AFFAIRS liz o-O-O-AOS ORGANIZATIONS

nifty BY this movement.
Elect Club Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

Rev. and Mrs. John S. Williams
are the proud parents of a baby
boy. born on Friday June 10th at
1000 o'clock A. NJ. Both moth
er sud baby are doing nicely at
the Methodist Hospital
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oUNGE

The A A will sponsor a
Minstrel Show June 30th at the
Urban League 2213 Lake st.
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J.EFF'S BARBECUE

Watermelon-Fried or Barbecued
Chicken, 1907 North oath Street.
Open from 4 p. m. to 4 o. m.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

Mrs. Agnes Johnson, 2529 Cald-
well st. returned from Lexington,
No. where she went to get her two
children.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

Mrs. Elizabeth Yancy 1903 No.
9th st. will leave July 1st for
Pawhuska Oklahoma, for a month
vacation.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

The Oua.ok Club closes its cub
vcor with ? Formal Dancing Party
- the Rosebowl Ballroom on June
10Th.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

Mrs. Addie Watson, 1909 No.
eth st. had a needle work display
Tuesday morning p the Mt. Mort
ah Baptist Church.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

The Trojan club vii close its
,lub wear with a Formal Reception
,r Jura 28th at the home of the
Chairman of the committee of
Management. Mrs. Lois Goode.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-18

Mrs. RachelDrennen 1412 No
Goth St. will leave july LIST for
an extended trip to New Orleans.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-27
Baptists Ready
For Six Sunday
Group Sessions
Meeting Scheduled AT Mt.
GiIead To Be AT Fetch
err Instead

owe are expecting a good at
tendance at each of the six group
of the Carolina associa-
ton Sunday" said Moderator M.
L. Walker today.
Mr.. Walker, who heads up the
organization of Baptists of the
association, says interest is keen
in these meetings, the first of this
nature in a long while. The six
group meetings will he convenient
to the churches in each group.
The programs will all start at II
o'clock and the meetings are
scheduled to adjourn at $3.50. The
programs will be similar in ma
ture.
Those attending are requested
tos- take their lunches with them.
Due to a revival at Mt. Gilead
and baptizing, the meeting
scheduled for that place has been
moved to the Fletcher Baptist
church.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-27
BLUERIDCE'S
CLOSE ISNEAR
DR.. G. R. Combs Will Deli.
yer Baccalaureate Ser
mon On Sunday

The commencement program OF
the Blue Ridge School for Boys
will open on Sunday morning at
II o'clock with the annual bacca-
laureate sermon, which will be de-
livered at the First Methodist
church by the Rev. G. r. Combs,
pastor.
The annual alumni students
banquet will be held at the school
dining room on Monday evening
at 6 o'clock, and class day exer-
cises will be held later in the eve
ming.
Following the class day exer-
cises, the commencement dance
will be held at 9 o'clock at the
Skyland hotel on Monday.
Graduation exercises will be
held on Tuesday morning at the
Carolina theatre, at which time
the address to the graduates will
be delivered by DR.. B. E. Geer,
president of Furman university,
Greenville, S. C.
Announcement has been made
by Prof. ]. R. Sandifer, headmas-
ter, that the valedictorian of the
class is Robert Eppers, of Evans
ton, ILL.,, and the salutatorian is
Robert Nixon, of Glenview, Ill.
Valedictory and salutatory adj
dresses will be delivered at the
class day exercises on Monday
night.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-27
ADyENTISTS OPENING
MEETING AT KANUGA

Continued fIom page one(
The supper hour will be at .
o'clock, and every evening at 7:io
the program will begin IN the
auditorium. The Sabbath pro-
~ram will begin with Sabbath
School at OILS, and will be follow
ed with the morning worship ser
vice at 1O:45, the sermon hour at
at $50, the young peoples meet
ING at 5 o'clock, and the evening
service at 7:l5.
A special series of addresses
has been arranged for the general
nnblic and these will be held eacn,
nioht of the camp meeting. Tax
inc mart in this series of evange-
iisfic addresses will be Carlyle b.
HAYNES, president of the Michigan
conference, and one of the out
Standing evangelists of the Ad-
ventist church. His work has
been particularly well known IN
this section, Mr.. Haynes, having
held evangelistic campaigns in the
cities of .Asheville, Greenville,
Spartanburg, Charlotte, Charles
ton and Wilmington. Mr.. Haynes
has written more than twenty-five
books and these have been cir
culated intwenty-one different
languages to the extent OF five
million copies. Mr.. Haynes will
sneak next Thursday night on the
Subject, "World Conditions that
Point The Way to. the Return of
Christ to the, World" Hi the
citizens of Hendersonvifle are cor
daily invited to attend all OF
these evening meetings, Other
speakers in. this series will in
ciude Mr.. w. H. Branson, B. G.
wilkinson, president of the Wash
ington Missionary college, j: L.
Shuler, director of the Southern
Field School of Evangelism, of
Atlanta, Ga, and James Earl
Scultz.
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HOUSE FAV0RS QUIZ
OF UN.AMERlCANlSM
fcort;n6ed from page :6ne)

fContin0ed from page ;6ne)
In the background pressing Tor
enactment of the Dies measure is
Representative Samuel Dlekstein
ID. n. W chairman Of the house
Immigration committee who is
campaigning for deportation or
imprisonment of Fritz Kuhn, head
of the German-American Bpnd,
Dickstein charges Kuhn is getting
his orders direct from Berlin.
Representative John OConnor
I'd. n. W read a letter from a
former newspaper man ne dld not
name. 1t advised him his home
had been picketed by Communists
and said: :,
cumulated during two years that
! have been studying communism
from the inside that will lead to
congressional investigation Of com,
munism and in time OF war would
send many to the firing squad.
"Mail is no longer cafe rs there
is a communist within every New
York City branch post office. IN
the office, or at the phone OF
every large industry there IS q
communist spy. They claim a unit
in the New York FIRE department.
"No one is safe on WPA IN
New York City, who does not JON
the c. P. The light. heat, water
and power plants of the nation
are at the mercy of communist
spies. uo.oo, 70,
called for enlistment Of eommun,
lists in the army, navy, national
ouard and r. O. I. c. THIS oroer
vas issued officially December 20,
1887"
The writer offered to so before
congress, under protection, ana
testify to the "nefarious plans OF
communism toward America ana
its people" ,.r-.. 49, e..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-27
TAX BILL WILL
BECOME LAW

ARTHURDALE, W. Va, May
27.-(UP)-President Roosevelt
today announced to a mountain
community and nationwide radio
audience that he will allow the
new tax revision bill to become
law at midnight without his sig
1t was the first time since he
became president that he had
taken the unusual course of al
lowing an act of congress to be-
come law without his signature.
= The president declared the un-
precedented tax bill action was
taken for the deliberate, purpose
of calling attention to chose un-
wise parts of the BILL" to which
he objected.
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of the new school facilities, add
ing that he was sure that with
Mr.. Robinson's leadership and
the club organizations that had
thrown their influence behind the
new civic center, the colored resi-
dents would be able to make the
most of the new structure.
Prof. Robinson declared that
the building had raised "the Soc
ial standing of his race 100 per
cent, and introduced his pastor,
Rev. w. j. Wilburn, who made the
response to the two addresses,
outlining the aims of his own
race, declaring his people want
an opportunity to work, chance
for self expression and closing
with a, plea for some kind of
school facilities for the smaller
colored children on the east side
of the railroad.
The glce clug sang, America,
My Home" and Rev. C. S. Brown,
ID, of Ashcville, a distinguish
ed leader in education and reli-
gion among his people gave the
dedicatory address in which his
discussed the four essentials of
education.
A solo by Mrs. Marie Thomp-
son, remarks of appreciation on
behalf of the churches and the
churches and the community by
Rev. B. w. Moncur, and remarks
of appreciation on behalf of the
civic clubs by Samuel Mills, fol-
lowed.
He told of the structure as be-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-27
TEAR GAS HALTING
TWO STRIKE RIOTS
(Continued from page one)


Witnesses said the company at
tempted to take. the non-staKlng
employees from the plant IN auto
mobiles. They said the plckets
pursued the first cars to leave the
gates. 49,
Two blocks from the plant, the
union men had established a bar
ricade across West jefferson ave-
nue.. There the pickets, hurled
sticks and stones at the cars as
police sought to drive them on.
The first car was halted when 1T
reached the barricade and pickets
pulled employees from the auto
and beat them.
Two union sound trucks were
damaged as police shattered grass
and threw tear gas into one 10
force out the occupants.
Women and children in the PIC
ket lines screamed and ran Tor
cover. Several were Knocked
down in the melee. One l5-year-
old school boy suffered decorations
and blackened eyes. -.
A strike was called at the plant
FIVE weeks ago in protest against
a 10 per cent wage cut. Approx
mately 750 employees were afect-
ed. The plant was opened after
three weeks and operated with q
skeleton force.
Negotiations broke down two
weeks ago.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-27
klsTERN STAR CLUB
{STERTAlNEO

Mrs. Charles French Toms was
l:tess Yesterday at a prettily APP
rjnted meeting of the Eastern
~ club. which was attended o.
|, members and one visitor, Mrs.
\ A. Willett, 49,.
For the program Mrs. Florence
|anklin gave an interesting pa
y on Travelling Around with the
la Worthy Grand Matron or
III General Grand Chapter. Mrs.
kOv Station read another good
lsoer on a Swarm Of BIS. Mrs,
4 L. HouSton-s article was on
Eutaphs. The hostess served
Elsvberry shortcake topped with
Ehipped cream, and poured eof-
(.s from a handsome silver ser
hoo
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-27
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
BEAUTIFULLY

Mrs. Lawrence A. Blair and
Ms Eta Graham celebrated the
(lN birthday of their mother,
Ms. J. L. Thomas, who is a guest
y the BlairS. with an informal
dinner party last evening.
A hFely birthday cake, en-
o@t in roses and encircled with
ID PINK roSebuds. formed tine
sEpiece at the eharmingly APP
qrted table. The guests includ-
The hOnOree, Mrs. Thomas, NJ.
nt Mrs. Frazier T. Blair. Mr.. l..
Blair and young daughter,
I'm Elizabeth.
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100000 EARMARKED
FOR SPARTANBURG
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page ohe'
inc project still are in All early
stage, Mr.. Hull stated that no
plans for large-scale apartment
house, or similar project, here
had ben contemplated as a part OF
the program. -,
The first phase of the rehous-
ing program here probably will be
the erection, of a group of COM
paratively small four-unit apart
ment structures for use by negro
tenants, he explained. When com,
pleted, negroes from selected
section of the city will be given
an opportunity to occupy the new
quarters, designed to rent in the
lowest rental-brackets. !,
Houses in the, section vacated
will be razed, and in their place
other new quarters, probably fol-
used by white tenants will be
erected. Mr. Hull explained.
While no, definite plans have
been formulated for the project;
officials have expressed the hope
that at least 200 houses, now
standing in the so-called "slums"
of Spartanburg can be replaced
with modern living quarters with
the funds loaned by the federal
government. - m -
Plans for the project will be
considered more fully at the meet
ing of the Spartanburg authority
early next week. So
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-27
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hankel,
of New Orleans, La, will leave
tomorrow after a vacation at
Woodlawn on the Flat Rock road,
which is being conducted this sea
SON by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bell,
of Florida. b.,
DR.. C. H. Patterson, of Taze-
we'll, Va, will be the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. San
ford. He will be accompanied
here by Bobby Sanford, who has
spent several months with the
Pattersons. and Houston Patter-
son, who has been the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. Sanford, win re-
turn home with his father.
DIR. and Mrs. F. X: Rhodes, of
Florence, S. c., will arrive on
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j Nielsen with whom their daugh-
ter will remain while DIR. Rhodes
attends a class reunion at Glenn
SON college, Clemson, S. c.
Ed Fitzpatrick and Charles
Gardner, of Miami, Fla, are
puests at Woodlawn.