The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 18, 1925, Page TWO, Image 2
IP ' K. OF P. MEETING AT
WINNSBORO WELL AT
" ------ TENDED FRIDAY
Sir Julius A. BrownMude Prin.
cipal Address-^Plenty *Good^
Things to Eat
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~~~ BROWN, WILKINSON,
LEWIE AND MYERS ARE
r " SURE WINNERS AT
NEWBERRY
Special to The Leader^ _ "I
Winnsboro, S. C., July 13?
'..^Yesterday was an unusual day
for the colored people oi' Winnsand
Fairfield county. It was
the district Deputy Convention
oi me rvmgnis or ryiruas or
..Fairfield County, ^gotten up by.
; that energetic and tiret'eaa^work.
er, Sir S. Ax.-Moore, \vhbsfe~(MTt
appears in this issue.
IjlBIMpTllMWIIMl I]"WS
mmmoBBam
. SIR S. A. MOORE
.?1^* - .District Deputy for Fairfield Go.
-cf'. - ~Knights of Pythias."
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, Eoirg before tEc- hour-arrived
hundreds of automobiles were
seen making their way to the hall
to glimpse the -"little big mail,"
ys "Sir Julius Brown-of Charleston.
The. public exercises took
~~~ ~~ nlac.e in \\irvrhan A. M. E.
'r 1 church, after a few prelinminar?
ies, the Grand Deputy thr tSam
Moore presented [Messrs. Eddie
?Davis,?Cb?E,?Manigault?and
Professor \V. R. Bowman to de
l-U ^ 1 1 a'
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r " say the least,- these Wmnsboro
boys -pulled off some shunts.
The response was equally as
: good--made by buiibei Murphy
' ?-? Of Kidgteway. .. .
??? -At this t-ime-t-ho ladies 'nuti?fied""the
convention that dinner
?4? was ready, We "ate until we
want no more." The menu was
indescribable. It was declared
by those fn position to Know
.such an occasion has. trover--beer
witneKKefbdn-WimmborO;? After
dinner we reassembled in Way
man church.?The-dist riet Grand
Deputy presented C.'II. Danilj
' who in turn introduced the
Prince of Pythians, Sir J alius
. Bro\ran of Charleston._
' Infpart he said, "This is out
first visit to Winnsboro, and ]
am too glad to meet with the
Courts of ('ahmt henn< :>ml ? >?-,
men and women." For fortyfive
minutes lie held his audienct
spell-bound, as lie illustrated anc
.?. ffy,p,lajinerl the d"V' w ^,.;r,iv t,
the church; made it plair
that the church nf Cod shoul<
"" * ~~~ be lirst and no_one_^houlcb a^
pense of his or her church. Com
?phmerrtary remarks were made
V- by Sir J. B. Lewre, C. H. Danily
and Prof. L. A. Hawkins. 11
was brought out during the dis
cussion that'Brdwn, Lewie, Wil
kinson and Myers will be sun
winners at'Newberry and Prof
Hawkins was making good. Sev
eral resolutions were passed.
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PAST CHANCELLORS' Jf
COUNCIL OKGANIKEF
COL JULIUS A. BROWN
PRESENT
? On the night of JuTy Sttr^
their names with the new Past
Chancellors Council. Col. "Jut
* '? ius Ar Brown, Grand Chancet
j0P Qf "South Carolina was present
to organize the council.They
liral at the Masonic Hall on Wash
ington street and after the openP?5?jggfc
?- "~
o
ing ceremony, the Grand Chancellor
explained and outlined the
reason for a council and lhe advantage
of organizing such a
lodge. Thero was?a^ oonsiderable
amount of enthusiasm
shown and 'a very successful
meefihjpwg3~ carried?through.
Sir Brown in a very short while
organized the new council. His
work was precise and up to the
I minute. Prs John Goodwin, F..
A. Jenkins, Lewis Daniels, responded
by -welcoming the Grand
Chancellor to this meeting and
also complimented him on the
Way he had conducted the cereimonies.
The . Columbia Council
was Ithe name adopted. It
was suggested by Sir J. B. Lewie
the.Grand Keeper of Records and
JSeaL ?Atter, the councULwaSLQJ?gaiiizod.
the next step was the election
of Officers. The officers
elected were as follows:
Past Excellent Chancellor, W.
II. ThomasExcellent Chancellor,
HPnry D. Pearson: Excellent
Vice Chancellor, J. W. Brunstnr;
I Excellent Chaplain, Isaac Rusi
sell; Excellent Recorder, Harry
[Goodwin; Excellent Treasurer,
|W. N. Roseborough: Excellent
- -K^ightrr-E.-R. Lewis; Excellent
lent Ed McClellan.
1 Aftpi'iflll'-nf thp regular business
had been disposed of the
[.committee on refreshments composed
of isirs. C. >E. Anderson,
chairman, W. N: Roseborough
|O: S. Ford, Ed. McClellanH.. S
Smith served sandwiches both
harri and cheese, salads, pickles
land "cold" punch.
Thifr >->!dof
iiivcuii^ V? 111 Ut
held on the nighjt of July 23rd a1
the Masonic Tomplo.?* ?
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Allendale Summer
School for Teachers
4 T y . ' '
ALLENDALE, S. C.
This?institute was organizec
for the south-western section o
there is no more fertile placi
for such
a#rraif supervision of the Coifjat^
Hoard of Education ; directed an"<
, financed by the State Board o
- Education.?By this we can ap
ureciat?.JJifiA?ct. that the Stat'
. is put ling forth efforts to pro
duce an efficient staff of teach
s era' for our race in its domair
(j* This new -interest in-us ha
[ been duly noted. And we fee
' is going a long ways toward de
i stroying-the old sord of race ha
u'cci ncrc 113 our beautiful SotiT
1 they desire our success, Both Mi
' Felton and Mr. Hill of the Stat
> Board have been down to loo
? in upon us. And their visit
, have shed light of inspiratio;
* upon us. Their speeches vver
[ gems. And the facts produce
? by them, have instilled new idea
1 in the teachers to the effect tha
- to a unit, -we have decided to g
i out to give more and better ser
1 viee*~than ever before in ou
) llVOt'n i i-uaw 1 '".L ?
1 Our Own White People,' .
=4_ -The._iviule peopleof our "aw.
- us well, by the vigilant spiri
; with which they watch us. W
, feel that th%y-are deeply cor.
; cerned in our welfare. Mr. Cu
- lom, County Supt., of Educatio
- of Allendale County, Mr. Crane
i Supt. of City Schools and Mr. t
. L. Oswald, a financial light, i
- this section and chairman of th
; Trustee Board of this Allendal
[ .School District have been cor
jstant visitors,?, and each hatL-gi
v ven words of consolation an
helpfot --advice???es-, -werr-fes
'a-f :i r:rT._? i * -
juiirtt il i? Lneir neart-ielt desir
that success be had?and we ar
glad to saiy that a spirit exist
- here"hctvfeoTrfe^r ra^es, that th
I might eovet.- t)
We are now planning what w
rj shaircall, "the
| Hampton County Day.
r' Hampton County Day.?T
i - th is occasion we have invited a
(-1 mf*iy of the School Trustee
j,-.
_ i ' 1 . .
mPlLHWK
of said County, to accompany v,
the Supt. of Education to look w
over the work being done here, f)
We feel that this will add life
and stimulus to the efforts'be- d
ing putr forth in these Districts IV.
and Counties. The occasion will ii
be a helpful one we feel.' The a
question has been asked among tc
them: What are we doing up le
here? We have invited ~ them IV
to come and see. Their County g
Supt. of Education will deliver it
- the address of the occasion. . h
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? Our Teachers'. Staff [h
Our staff of teachers cannot ii
be beaten?Prof. C. A. Johnson, P
Principal of Booker Washington a
. Hi^h School, Columbia, S. C., is s:
director. - As a teacher his su-^L
, i><si iui k? imxu lu una.?-Aim ne(n
r hote but few equals.?We arclo
, justly proud of him; and beg v
that he be sent to us yearly. Yes
we all delight to honor him. ti
- - Prof. P.* B. Furye is a master S
; mwotxHvork. And^there is un- ^
j- told interest manifested in his v
. line of work by the white and n
colored people of this section, ii
As a cabinet maker he is ac?
complished. --- -??
P ^Mrs-.H-^uise^allaham is as ^
. Tumble as a hart, and is a mov- J
ing spirit whose warmth can be J
:Yelt throughout thev institute.^
; Besides her class room work, she J
:director of ^TTfmunity singing j
and p),ay" g"round~work. Allen- j
dale i?r justly proud of her; for
she rs a nativfe of this city. -She
t can easily be placed as one of the
Stated best teachers, -t 4
' .i '
- Mrs. S. Z. Daniels, is the pof}
ished wife of our school principal <
: and is-one of the hardest worked ?!
teachers in the summer school
She teaches Primary Methods; ?j
History and High School Arith-' ^
metic. She is an asset to any +
^community.- L *
"i?Miss Theresa "Kennedy is miff- i
j | tress of the Department, of Do- ?
^jmestic Arts. For one to see her 4
^lis_ to admire her?always smil- j
ling Ejpd on the go. She goes at <
a I _ .
" her work-in a manner to make <
feel that, ,sh? is old on th^j
[ job, though merely a girl. She <
masters her department in an 1
I Kiigabcthcain method. Passing J
.'thruIher~conking d.epaitmeiit al-.t
R j ways increases ..one's appetite. J
~ 1 The .jellies, preserves* and pas^- J
" I tries are unsurpassable-by-any
' of her gae and experience.
g ?; | 1
J But friends,, you must keep in
' mind. that, therp is a nation
f - ...av? V * t-J v* VMUOV/ tVJ
" every effect?and Prof. Johnson
l~ is" the big cause behind all Jthte
^ splendid work. Ever on the aj
lert?ever on The" go?every- ~
' thing is kept in motion. His-p
kindness helps him ta find a way (
" to the most?stubborn?hearts.
s And his frankness states a fact <
; which none dare dispute. And. ,
^il feel in writing the history olf ,
the race?that it will be incom- <
q j - . t
^ plete until Johnson's name is ?
' there. The following Counties <
0 are represented here: Barnwell, <
Begging your cooperation in 1
i the" establishment^of this work: n
.Yours for the cause, '
?Qt-h.-jacksontb: it "
g--: <
Et LAURENS NEWS _
tr" ,
ei Laurens, S. C., July 12?The
i- Boosters club of Bethel A. M. E.,
I- ehureh-met on Thursday aftern
noon at the home Mrs. Geneva
J?-Shelton, on 212 Williams St.
r. The club was called to order by
e Scripture reading by Mrs. Ma>ry '
e j Parker. The. program rendered
i- was as follows; Recitation by
i- Mrs. Geneva Shelton, Recitation
d by Mrs. Sis Boyd, Solo by Mrs.
d Nelson, ^olo bv Mra.l'
e Mary Mills, a talk by the pastor, i
e remarks from Mrs. Lula Thomps.son,
Mrs. Maude McClellan, Mrs.
e^Etfa"Bunkett, Mrs. Mary Parks*
[Mrs. Geneva Shelton, and the
e president of the Sunshine club*
"tMrs. E. S. Nelson. The amount
i _
of money collected was $2.00. !4
We are proud of our club, and i
o we are still marching under the <
sr blood stained^banner of Jesus; <
s | Christ and we fear evil for (
a ?
^ r7-* r""* ^2-.?A
3 LBAPKK
'e know that he is with us and
'ill let no harm nor danger be-!
all us.
The Sunshine cIuET met on Friay
last week at the home of
Irs. Lydia Williams. We are
uleed proud to say that we had!
splendid meeting. The visi-;
)rs present were Mrs. Mary Fin;y,
Miss Pauline . Finley and
liss Theopa Finley. We were
lad to have them. The club
let Friday July 10th at. the
ome of the president, Mrs. E.
. Nelson. Some of the memers
on program worth mention
lg was the Recitation by Miss
aulirie Firiley, the instrument1
d.uet by Misses Essie and Besie
Williams and the solo by Miss
,udie Higgins. The President
iade~an excellent talk. A deliciUw"
rnnrsQ rif u p ir-yptTni'"and < ;>kc>
nth fruit punch was served/
-Sunday A.-M.- we had as our
lonored guest the Rev. D. HT
lims the President of Allen Uniersity^
He preached for us a-nd
/e all enjbyed the sei'lhon very
luch, and we always enjoy liavlg
Rev. Sims in our midst.
.Sunday night our pastor
? MOVING .
[ Bunyah Bui
s Five Heavy Duty
C your service--We i
L ~ ! - 1 1 * -
f distance hauls oi:
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preached a good sermon. He used
as a subject "Jesus' Ruling Motive."
After the .sermon our
presiding Elder made atalk, ?fter
which the reports of the
3rd ouartcr.lv conference were
read. All jA the 'different aUx-.j
diaries. made splendid reports* i
The l'ro.dding Elder remarked
that the reports of Bethel A. Mrj
E.-church were the best that he
had en his book. I am sure
when wo hear su^ Ifrf^alTsaid j
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by* the P.,. E. it makes us feel:
goo'd.
We regrot ted very'much to
hear of tiiq death of Mrs. Mary
White, the mother of Mrs. J. C.
-Ivk-f lehan. Mrs. White was visiting
in the city a few weeks a
-ii-g 1i,m- --1 'iy here wp tnnrtd her
to be a genuine Christian. She
i took active parts in the church
[work. We extend our deepest
Tympath.vto ttarTamtfy;?Mrs^
Ar-.ii.-gi'1 1- "f JL?at>rens departI
. . ?f
ed this life, a few days ago. She
was a member of Bethel, A. M. E.
church and a strong Christian.
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specialize in longHousehold
Goods.
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Saturday, July 18, 1925.
MINISTER DEMANDS
WHIPPING POST
(By The Associated Negro Press.)
.New York, July?Whipping
for habitual criminals and cap*
ital-punishment for murderers as^ a
crime deterrent throughout the
country were urged by the Rev.
Char les HiTTman f ountain, white
a Baptist minister of Plainfiefd.
N. J., in a sermon delivered at
the opening of the West Side Rel- _
i^ious' FoYtim here.
"Modernism^ he said,. "looks
upoiijjin as a disease rather than
a guilt. This influence is seen
in pampering the criminal,class,
sending offenders to nice prisons-,
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iu oe wen ieu ana entertained.
If the whipping post could be established
it would have a benefiIrinl
offpr-rTw~ireriirlng the safjety
df society." ;
THE STATE LEAGUE
CONVENTION
(FVF.itYitQTW rnMF. TUES
DAY, JULY 21stO~~7~I
* The'State Convention of Alleln
Christian Endeavor Leagues will convene
at Allen University, Columbia,
S. C., Wednesday morning, 9:00, "'A.
^1-, -Tnlv 22. gfici close ^hnrSdhy
night, July 2.1rd," 1985^-Every-A; iVl.
E. Pastor Pn this State is requested
^vention, delegates ^nd-$1.60 contingent
money. '
E. R. ANDERSON,"State Presidents
1226, Columbia, S. C.
NOTICE.
Mrs. Julia Humphries
has moved her DRESSMAKING
AND REPAIR SHOP from 2103
Gei'vai's Street to?_
! 716 ASSEMBLY STREET
: PHONE 7593.
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