The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 16, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
'_ _.' . . ' . - L', liBennettsville
News. |hl
p7 " The many friends in and around ai
k.; Bennettsville were very sad, even we m
I * knew her time had to come, for her J
'> to leave us; and yet when the news 01
went to different angles of the coun- j is
v- - ty that dear old TUD'yedrs old mother T
of Mrs. Mary Drake had passed a- ei
r- way I last 1 hurxday a, ni; She. Was t h<
; the grand-mother of Rev. Prof. W.Jb(
D. Drake^of Grandesville. Mrs. Bet-jfi
* tte Ielt quite-y a^ 'numb or of prnnds
and-gi*ent yrandu to muuiu lit'i1 lu"imj_H
^i_L_Shfi- was. a member of Macedonia Bap- in
; *' tist churoh. Rev. P. S. Curry took J ir
charge of the funeral. gi
Miss C. 1). Sanders reporter from
Bennettsville, really had quite a suo-;E'
cess on last Thursday, when the many' llj
parents of New Galilee School did pc
. all they could to make !"the project
go um tin top, and 1 must ^ay it
went ovofTI Among the guests who
witnessed the aftuir?-were*- Prof, J. :
W. Cunningham, Miss Gertie M. Cunningham,
Mr. and M4ss Julc and Emily ?
McCoyo, Amanda Thomas, Isabella,
Viola and Cornelius Sanders; Miss
Maggie Lomax-? J. E. Easting, II. C.
Covington^ Prof. James McEaddy, M.-r^
G-. Qractr, Mr.- and Mr?. Leak; Mrs. |
and Miss McCollum: Many otherS ffail
to recall. Trust these ,good peopie
\vift soon returif ~again7 ' Mis.s 0.
-7 - -.-D. is justT alT smiles/no "be Jiohje a'
gain.* ,"y
It was quite a delightful surprise
i , ' lasT week -when Rev. A. C. Crooks,
Rev. A. K. Lomax and Rev. J. J. Hunter
motored to Harts vllle, Sumter,
Summerville and , Chailesiun.?They
went drf Important business.
J- Rev. Lompx's people wererat their
? 3 ' best . Sunday. Raised $187707"Mrs.
; ! Lomax acted 1^1^ rnri'mnnipsLl- :
y--.- " Sunday nighty?while they rendered
an excellent program in honor of the
dear mothers. Many cheering words Gi
- wgrc1 spuki'u, as we cannot say t5oTP7
"much about, our "dear mothers. its
Mr, "Lirtheren Jolinakin. really un-jJu
derstands building a Rosenwald school.
He contracted the beautiful job at' .
St. Mark. _ ?
Rev. IS. S. Youngblood delivered a
'^Strong and spiritual sermon Sunday.!
He is treatTnir the- members and j
< friends to ?the.< best of his ability.. - t
Mr. Walter Williams, Julius Erwinjaij
r ^ and At. Hgnke-are?the only colored >> >
' motor cvclc riders ni the citv. jVTr.jDrake
is*'still maKmg good in his ga
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rage. He is a good mechanic.**
Dr. and Mrs. Mason from Kings-JPO
tree were in the city Sunday, visit--ail
ing their parents. fjjMiss
Georgia Sanders returned home j ^
j Sunday from FayctteVille, N. C., | ,
' -where she spent one month with her j
sister's.
Mrs. Alary E. Brawdoy iu on thcith
-? sink list.
~ -Miss C. D. Sanders and Miss Isabella
Sanders- vveic surprised ail(l de
lighted to receive a gift each teafn~r~
their-dear-uncle America Sanders. ' JPa
The moonlight social to Evans_Cha- do
pel on Monday night \vas quite a nn
success. ; l\vc
Mr. Charlie Leak, Mrs._ Josie Leak. | ^
t motored to Ilartsville on some soeiety j"1
business. They-spoke very much of I pti
_^Eev. and Mrs. Butler. : j ti
The new highway * from Bennetts- | pp,
ville to Society inn is just the road q
r? -for ps new. Qinle"lT"Treat to 'take
?a trip and see the- new bridge. *'
Mrs* Jones and Mrs. Envin stopped tn
by a few minutes to the reporter's
last. Friday.?Call ngairtr^? ~Tf<]
The Academy and Industrial InstiJs".
' tute facultyTtouk the student body out '
f(UL_a.-?hike Monday. They reported <ls
-? ?a happy7 trip. : W
p? --- --Profi James MrEaddy spent a do- be
y lightful stay Monday night at the I _
L... A.-M. E. town socjuL ?-? j ~~
I All nnvtJArte i e U1 n rr 1a o/I^avI ten i r\ .
The Palmetto Leader, call or write J 8
the* reporter, not Hater than 2;30 on-! y
Mondays, in order that it will reach' 8
the office Tuseday p. m. Send all1 g
letters or business matters'to Homely
fk address ?? ; . g
MISS CALLIR D. SANDERS, |
? 33 Amelia St., Benncttsvillcy S, -C.:_jj|
r _ Arthurtown News. |
L -The Rcvt-Rt-B. Phttttps has begun'
his series-of - sermon*;, subject: "The Three
Ways," namely the Broadway, 'J#
The Narrow Way_and- the Right Way.!
Commencing with the Broadway, the-'-J
subject was discussed to its fullest j ^
extent, so much so that the eonsrega-j Jj
I tion is very anxious to hear those, 1
other two ways preached.
The Rev. Phillips is beginning to
b feeP" that, he is serving and being ^
served where service is required: es.- ?
I peciaily seeing the ever incrasinj? congregation,
not only to preachirtg~ser- ^
I Of course Rev. Phillips being a manf^
|v that pays much attention to the cateIi
chism class as he does to the stewards ; a
y collection, could not but increase hftf j'
K Worker (I'
.O
The Pastor seems to enjoy spending **
+ MttrrrJ'T-.r tir'r t H ! *3 H ff TTft'i* rnnc-inrr ^ I
Bj-"- energy which serms-to l>e a terrible It
p" strain upon any one man's nerves. | v
m- - -JThe trustees of the above named X
y of the <iXkt~Irt^^^gfal tallies that
iy w-v-Tf~ ~ .
?M?i - ?:? '*' ^'*' ' r j
is been provided for in days. Of
?ur3e- we are not narrow and selfish
ly one who feqls like it and are able
ay contribute to this^jw^rthy cause.
The various boards which have been. ,
gai^zed during the present admintration
are doing excellent work,
he Ushers' Board No. 2 meets ev'y
Thursday night ami spends a
ippy repast. Mr: James Lumpkin"
?ing president, with Miss Clementine
rXdlronvicG, know how- to makevthe
a?succesxt' While Mr. Paub
a!man, secretary keeps"the~p66eed-"
gs of the meeting. Miss Ruth Gridon
is very active in the club and a
[ eat asset to the church.
The club under the auspices of Mrs.
verlinn Harrington is giving a-nioon
^ht picnic and good results are ex- :
jcted.
. W. A. Lumpkin, roporfor
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Vice-Chancellor nf-.tho K.
uannaul convention at his home in ^
ly, 1025.
hurch News" Of Columbia
CorTimuetTTrom 'page five. ^
id women, old men and old wo-JS
en who are anxious to join! I
the -race saving project.. For?
work is as great and as im-: 1
rtant as that of soul-saving, h
id- no man is saved until he is c
-Kt* made to see-that, he is n l
- - " " ? k* 1 nner-?lost
and then must be ^
io\vn the way, so that we are ?
lling for the young' men of
c city, who are interested In1?
. -- ~f t _ i.
e-Home Circle for the next few" a
3eks Qii-this wise 3? r~ t
_Last, Sunday owas Mother^y,
and the Pastor preached, s
Tiverfng a. special message to|t
others and as a result of 'thejl
mderful message",jme man pra-jt
sSecl Christ~in 1 hp ^iv-i-ca?a.rul ! 1
lited \^ith the church. It is the 11
irposei of the Pastor to con-' (
nue a series of''sermons onji
th at 8 p." m., sermon io young 5
en. Sunday 21th at 8 ji m.,'i
rmon to young women: Sun- j J
rv rm?r ?rf a m cnvmnn <
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lather's day-Quarterly meet-..<
g4?The Presiding Elder will j
! present" and" preach In the j i
HOURS: 9:30 A. M. TO 7:00 P. M
MISS MARGAR
Poro Beau
HAIR CULTURIST.
.. Used and
709 MAIN STREET,
Phones 851
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The Home of
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1411 ASSEMBLY STR
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?B. A. BL
TAILO
Dry Cleaning, Pre
Hats Cleaned and J
For antl Deliver. _
flT? Washington St^ l'h
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THPi PAYiMF*
morning and evening, while the
Pgstor will preach at 4 o'clock
to the fathers4 carrying out the
conclusion of the Home Circle
senes. We arejplanning for a
full male choir that afternoon,
and the men .will have charge of
the chul'ch, which they will dress
to their taste* Don't w&it for]
that oeeaskm however, because
we are having full service eVery
Sunday, and it is hoped that
all.the young men of the city
will avail themselves of the opportunity
and worship with us
Sunday night the 17th inst., and
receive the benefit of the sermon
to young men by tlip Pastor.fasf
growhi&Sunday school?ft
fneets promptly at 12:30 p. m.,
each Sabbath and every Sunday
there are thev in whom fho
thirst for knowledge is very evident,
joining. Mr. G. H. Williams,
the Superintendent is anxious
.that you help"to save the
young people.as well as hte old.
rhc V. C. E. 3ui'Iely under the"
direction of Miss F. C. Benson
is growing by leaps and bounds
it "6d30 eacli Sunday, she can
5e seen (here with the force of
nixious workers. Come and be
lappy. . *
...At:Zion Baptist church, Monlay
night, May 18, a Drarmv in
5 Acts, entitled "The Path A-|
Xnpi'i the Hill," given'bv <lip-4fhr
Loor Normal class of Benedict
College. Admission 15c. - r
St. Luke's Episcopal Church r.
912 Hampton Ave.
Services' 1st and flrd" Sundays;
1:15 a. in., by Rev. T. T. Pol-;
aid. Lay-services 2nd and 4th
Sundays 11:15 a. m., Mr. N. E.
jewis, -Reader.
~Celet frafion lloly Eucharist, t
.st Sundays, 11:15 a. ni., Rev.
T. T. Pollard, Celebrant. Sun-!?
lay school every Sunday after
Kj'on at 4 p. m., Mr. F. P. Paul,i5Upt.,
Mr. Roberts, Assistant
iiipt., Miss Hunt, Secretary.
Teachers: Mrs. Isabella Hunt, 4
lira. Roberts, M. 11. H. Mobley_j
iricl Mr7 Crater Williams' 'super- j]
i itineraries; ~ ~~ . -- - -p
afternoon les-r"
ons were dispensed w'Ml and eY- 1
Hi-cises were, gone through in
tonor of Mother's day. An e?- :
client program had been ar-i
angecl a?d was -creditably carded
out by teachers and scholars
diiefly smaller ones. Recitals, p
instrumental music and-speech?s
were liTciulged in.~~~
Opening ^ by ^ ti
supu r. r. raui, vvno stated the
>urf>osa of the dispensation of
Lessons, taking up celebration;
3f Mother's Day exercise.
~"Hynln, ward,TJhrfstian Sol
tiers, was sung by S. S., then:
followed Prayer and the Apostle's
Creed. Hymn.
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T EAPrew
Recitations, Little Miss Roberts
and Little Miss Mayfield. (
Instrumental Trio, Miss Jef- ]
fries, piano; Master Pinckney
Gaten, violin; Master Roy Hstrdy ,
saxaphone._ This rendition was |
excellent and well rendered, the (
youthfulneoa -of-ttre performers, j
rather than take away; added j
lustre to the classiness of -the
peffect. .-Piano snina hy Migg "Rgjley
and Miss Huntwere^ in keep-- j
ing with the rest. Short talks i
were made by Messrs. Roberts ^
and Mobley upon invitation of 1
the Supt. This^Sunday school ]
is growing by leaps and bounds {
to the tune of 10 every Sunday
Tor the last tnree sunaays, ana \
if?this?increase keeps up, bids ~]
fair to become one of the largest 1
in the city. The Supt. Mr. Paul
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM. ' 1
Corrected February 20th, 1925.
. Arrival- fyul depm'LUve uf
?or. trains at Columbia, S. C.' Cor-! ^
Arrive No. Between Nn_ J-y
ected to. December 21, 7 09.1 ; j_g
10:05a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 01 m-i5njM
4-:20p 32 Augtrsta-N. Y. 32 4:40 pi ~
l;.3.n-r..?J ?7 lilfr-p^
aipup Uin.-Charleston 28 4:55 p p
5:35a 24 Columbia-Jack. 23 1Q:,55p'"
10:00 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 7^00 all
L0:15 a 8 Columbia-Aug. 7 5:15 p
11:30 a 14 Cohimbia-Sav. 13 2:10 p ; C
9:25 p 5 Columbia-Char. ,4 5:40 a,
9:45a 3 Columbia-Char. 6 2:10 pj"
10:25 p 11 Columbia-Chas. 12 7:10 a C
5:20 a 15 ?olumbia-Cha.-i. 10 -3400 a
"T:?5 p 2 Columbia-Spar. 1 4:25 p 1
L0.;25 p lG- Coluwbia-Green7:40-zO:55 a J
AJfUb-p- lrS-Cohrmbia-GrGeh. 17 '2:10 p
5:40p 113_Cola.rRock Hi'L 114 6;15a ^os.
31 and 32, Augusta specials
Pullmans and dinijig cars. ^
' Nos. 27 and 28, Carolina special;} 1
Pullman and dining u.ns:?^ ~~
Nos. 9 and 10, 23, 24, Land of the ?
Sky special; Pullmans and dining cars- I
High-clasg-coaches all-trains. Dependable
service. Schedule figures published
as-4n?ormatforr only and not
guaranteed. 1 * . *. .
City ticket office, 1307 Main Street,
C. T. COBB, C. T. A., - -
" S. H. McLEAN. P.P. A.
?- Telephone 6356.
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A Co-educational Inn
TTltrlrt* 4-U A A 1 t
r waiuci uic Auspices01
A Offers the Foil
% Arts and Science
A Grammar School, Hoi
andFor
further infoi
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... iiftt I, iWliiWrh n -
is an untiring worker and not
only comes himself, but brings
his folks too. Splendid behavior
was had. The air of this Sunday
school seems to breed good
behavior. You and your chilli-en
are solicited to come with
lis. ^A Bible class of Adults is
in course of formation. "Come
with us; \ve will do- yett- good."
Delegates will be selected, at
lext Sunday's session to attend
;he Annual Sunday School Contention
which convenes in Newberry,
the 28th inst., at St.
Luke's Mission. It is composed
>f all the Sunday schools of the
Colored Council of Church Worfprs
in T Trmur* SnntVi Pomlino
w ???vfw?vi4 vo& vmia
Jiocese, of which Bishop K. G.
jinlay, D. D.,' is BishOp.
Several visitors were present
ind helped to make a sple?did
tudience?mostly of the younger
set of promising youths and maiiend."
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Welcome?-Welcome?Welcomed
Negro Saves Thirty-fiye
?r-? . Lives
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iql appearance of Lea and his motor
)oat, and of how it cruised back and
arring them ashore
"To Tom Lea," he says, probably
10 pip eehl of lliu till! wvors owe their
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Professioi
Iffice Hours: I "Telephones:
1:8*0 "A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 3536
6;00 P^M^to 8 P. M. Res.6548
Dr.T. E. Stepehenson
Physician and Surgeon
)iseases of^Vomeir and^ Children A
Specialty J
>ffice: """ " Residence:414%
Assembly St. 1328 Oak St.
Dr. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon' Special
Attention Given Piseases of
Women.
121 Washington St. 2210 Hampton
flice Pliune: 0429 lies. Phone: 71G5
T%Hnv. " ?
2 to 3 P. M. - a?3. 6962
to 8 P. M.
rrank B. Johnson, M. D.
iffice: Residence:
118^2 Washington St. 1028v|3ryan St.
)flice Hours;- ?- ' ' , . Telephones
9:00 to 10:30 A. M. Offira 3796
2:00 to 1:00 P.M. Re?. 4692
2:30 to 4:00 P. M.
O.Ulj to 8:t)U P. M.
DR. J. G. STUART
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)ffice;?-? : Residence:
702 Main Street^ 14P7 Pine'Street
IourS: Telephones
9 to 10?At M;?'?-?- ? Office S05
12 to 2 P. VM. ' ," Residence_243
3 to" 4 P. M. ~ * ? -T"'
6 to 8 P. M.
I.Dougjas Williams, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ^
1109 Nance St., Newberry, S. C
4 UN I YE
5LUMBIA, S.
K Chapped?, A. M., Ph. I
titution for the Trainin
? the African Methodist
lowing Courses:
?s, Normal/ Teacher Tn
me Economics, Music, P
rrnation address:
-?Rev. D. II. Sims, A.
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SaluiflayvMay 10, 1925.
John P. Davis College ... f
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first eight in his class in scholarship,
and is a member ~sf the Alpa Phi Z
chapter of the Omega Psj Phi Frat- .
ernity.
After completing "the debating tour
"tTT Fpgland and Scotland,"Mr. Davis
" plans to "travel 'on the CoTrttrrent, visit=??=
ixig Fiance and Gurffmny,'. ~~T
6366 PHONE ' 6366
C!hnir flnneinir And IlnholstArino
Furniture Repairing and .
Mattress Renovating.? ?^
W. S. TREZEVANT
1019 Harden St., Columbia,. S. C.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains
ATLANTIC COAST LINE ; COLUMBIA,
S. C.
Effective Septgmber 21, 1924.
(All trainsidaily)
Depart. (Union Station) Arrive
5:45 a. nr. Wil.-New York 12:55 p. m
Sleeper to Wilmington.
3:25 p. m. Wil.-New York 10:50 p. m.
_ Sleeper to Wilmington : ? j '
4:50 p. m. Charleston 11:35 a. m. I '
'Tailor Car to Charleston ft?
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens R. R.
dll:55 a. m. Lau.-Greeft c4:40 v. m. J
$ 4j2Ti: nv _Lauren3 . dllj?5 a. m. ? -j ?
Union Station daily; d?Gervias St.
station daily jexcept Sunday.
For information calLat Unionist* U tion.
Phone 9782. ,
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Office Houfs: ? . -? Phone 8536 T~
9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
SiTridays By Appointments."
Dr. H. G. Thompson
? Surgeon Dentist
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.Pyorrhea Treated Successfully. __ (
1414% Assembly St. Columbia, S. ,C.
Phone 6706 " . ~
DR. J. E. WATTS P
Surgeon Dentist <
TlfT9T? Washington St.f Columbia
Over Johnson-Bradley-MorriS"
DR. H. H. COOPER
. Dentist 1
Gold Gtownand Bridge-Work AZtl-Zlt
Specialty. J \
Offi. Phone 6429 1126 Washington
Office Hours: Telephones:
8 to 9 ATM; Office 4247
1 toil P. M. -ftea, 88766
to 8 P. M.
Dr. W. D. Chappelle, Jr.
Office: " " ?Resdencejj-.
I Office Hours: 2 ~
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
' 5 P. M. to 7 P. M.
- Dr. XJL Goodwin
1119 Washington St. Columbia S,"CT~
DR. JAMES H. SIMS _
' Veterinary Surgeon
826 Laurel St., ' Phone 4173r
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Episcopal Church. % ?
;uriing, -Bigk School, V
rinting, Commercial
M., D. D., President. 'X