The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 18, 1925, Page SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, July 18. 1925.
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I Locals And
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Mr. Willie P.Ohavis left on the
3rd for Asbury Park, ML J. i
-for the summer., .r
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Miss Thelma V. Baumgardner
left the city Saturday for Asheville,
N. C., to spend her vacation.
. '
Miss^ Alice Fisher formerly of
- this citv but now. of Brooklyn,
N. Y., is here visiting relatives
and friends.
Master Orion Chavis left on
the 6th for Augusta, Ga., to 1
spend the summer with his Uncle,
Dr. L. Stins^on.
Mrs. Neal T. Jacksoijand Mrs.
Fannie Walker of Asbury Park,
N. J. were the week-end guests
r" of Mrs.. Minnie E. Williamson
and daughter Mrs. Elise W. Good
win, 805 Haitapton Ave.
Mrs. L.ula~Douglass of Wash^
ington, D. C. spent a few hours
in the city Saturday with her
relatives, Mrs. Minnie E. Williamson
and Mrs., ' Elise W.
Goodwin.
Mrs. Mary Suber Reeder: left
Friday for her Jiome in Richmond,
Va., after having spent
two weeks in the city visiting her
__ _ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Drayton
- "Suber, 808 Hampton Ave.
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" .. Mrs. Theo Suber Lee, and children
of Detroit, Mich., left Tuesday
for Abbeville,. S. C.,~ after1
having spent a month in the ciTT~"'"'
ly-yisiting her parents, Mr... and
- vJ Mrs. Drayton Suber, 808 Hamp
ton, Ave, ?
..... Mr. and Mra.. John W,. Gox4
-winr^Mra. Minnie WfHlamaon^
Mrs. Neal T? Jackson and Mrs.
Fannie Walker, motored to Augusta,"Ga.,
lasT^unday and wenT
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Law~
- ton Taylor*.
T Mrjjr-fcillian- Montague, of,
^?Spartanburg, S. C., who'has. un-j
dergonp a slight operation at;
the Dendeict Hospital, under the
.. care of Dr. C. E..Stepftenson, is"
nownble to be. at home with her
. " parents, Mr. and Mrs. JesseJ^ha
vis. .
Miss O'Dell C. Nelson qf 517 :
Marion St., left Sunday lifter-j
?jiopn?for Philadelphia; Pa., I
where she will spend the summer
. with her aunts, Mrs. Emma Mcr i
Ffldden, and Eli?a Sumpter and |
. ' also visit relatives in N. Y. City,
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^ V POET VISITS CITY
William D. Robinson, studentpoet,
^author of ^'Lyrical Heart
throbs" in this paper, and editor
of the Literary Department (
J of the "Palmetto Leader," leading7Southern
Negro newspaper,I
is spending a few weeks of his |
~ vacation in uur city. Mr. Rubin-1
son, a senior classman at Renediet
College, Columbia, S. C., is
widely known all oyer the South
? ?as ft ppet of excellent talent. Be
is the adopted son of Dr. MatiL
da Evans, leading female specialist
of the South. While in
nui^l L if- r? -1>
>, jriusuurgu ivir, noDinson win
? give several readings and reci^
tals of his original works in dra- j
matic cast, combining poetry,
-dramas-and music in beautiful
appearance will be Ethnan Tem- i
??= pie, corner Center avenue ajffi"
Morgan streets, Tpesd^y flight ;
July H, atf8:gQ. M the program
is givep as a church benefit,
an admission fee of 25 cents'
?'4 will bo charged. Thia pieimipoa i
** to be one of the most delightful i
entertainmente ever given by i
: amateur talent. Everyone in- 1
y terested in the development of t
f ' t.Vin litornry talftnt ftf OUT race 1
should attend this program.
Before returning home, Mr. t
, Robinson will visit several of <
the iargw^^itiea of the j
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. Personals. . ,
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lo_ atudyJtlie^ecQiiQinic_ situatia
as contrasted to that of th
South. ?PITTSBURGH COP
NEWBERR/Y NEWS
Newberry, S. C., July 14,The
conference which was hel
last week for the teachers of ag
riculture and vocational educt
tion was a success. Dr. R. S
Wilkinson welcomed all the teac
ers and instructors to the Stat
College for the week... Thie Cor
ference lasted six1 days. Ever
agricultural teacher in the stat
was present. All the instructor
were at their place of duty. Pro:
Verch Peterson, State Supervise
and his Assistant, W. H. Garr
son, Prof. F. M. Staley, Pro:
Milbia Johnakln and Mr. H. C
Sargent, direct from the Feden
Board Washington, D. C., wer
present: -
; On last Sunday the prograi
for laying the cornerstone a
Miller Chapel A. M. E. Ghurc
was carried'out to the letter. Re
W. X. Gore of Prosperity, S.-C
preached the sermon from th
First Cor., subject "Christ is th
Foundation." * r
Prof. C. B. Johnson from Gree
ville, S. C.. and Prof. H. B. Ril
ard from Prosperity, S.C., mad
SlHHrAaaOO * lioinrf oo n ?
Jvwuvu UUIA45 00 k3 UUJ CI
"Three Home." _ The sermo
an<t addresses were good. Th
stone was laid by Rising Su
Lodge No. 25 K,-of P. The fo
lowing are the ones participatin
m"thtr- eeremunies: ?
* Sirs E. F. Floyd, GT g. V
M. Davis, G. V. C , H. B. Bptlei
G. P.C. U. S. Gallman, G. M. W
Rev. E. P. Ellis; G. P. The fo
lowing Ones gave xrgm zo cent
up: U. S. Gallman, Joseph Davii
Jack Jones , B. W. Bra>dley T Thai
as Tangue, Thomas Tangue, Jr
Blpford Gary, Johnnie Butlei
J. R. Giles, H. R. Butler, E. I
Floyd, Rev. E. P. Ellis, Mrs. He
la Davis. MrH. Mary T. Sligl
Mary Johnson, Mrs. C. Christ}
Mrs. Isabella Bimons, Mrs. Mar
Stoodmnn, L.H^-MeNeary, Rc\
Geo. C. Johnson, Dr. Julius Ho!
m&n, Mrs, Cora Davis, Mrs. Ai
nis- Rutherford, Mrs. Lizzi
Jones Cannon, -Mrs. Mattie Han
Mrs. H. B. Rickard, W. M. Davis
A. D.?Cromer.Geo.?Robinsor
T. Q. Gallman, Willie Taylor, Jes
sie Gary, J. p. Dayis, A. J- Moor
L. Kinard, Sam Gallmain, 0. E
Darby. Clinton Rivers. W. Ruth
erford,^J. W- DeWatt,?
tOCALS FROM THE FRIENE
LY CITY
The regular monthly meetin;
of Board No. 2 of the St. Jame
Auxiliaries met at the home o
Mrs. Eula White last Friday a
4 P. M. The business of th
board was dispatched with eas
by the president, Mrs. Mary Her
dersori.?There Were 92 mem
bers "arid visitors present. A
mong the visitors from qthe
churches were Mesdafnea Amel
ia J. and Leenie Davis and Mrs
Ellen Mcintosh. Each of thes
ladles gave very helpful talks
especially Mrs. Mcintosh ^vh
spoke from the subjectr"Peace'
her remarks were in^eeS inspir
ing and enjoyed by those present
A course of ice cream and cak
was served to the delight of ev
ery one present. Collection $ 16.
65. Thus ended one of the bes
meefihga we h^VO held in qufti
a whtfe.
Following the morning ser
vices Sunday the W. H. and F
M. Society of St. James held it:
mtmthly rneetlftff ItWSSaTtTaf
monious meeting everyone wai
in good spirits. The following
ladles were elected delegates t<
the District Missionary Conveh
tion which meets in Glover's A
M. E. Church, Calhoun Falls, S
C., on the 30th inst: ^esdamef
Josie S. Wright, Emma R. Wil
mnT ftBd Rebecca Johnson. W<
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THfl PALiriUP
*'are all ready with assessments /
^ in hand. Watch us. t
^ Mr. Thomas Matthews from a
j Philadelphia is here to spenda
few .weeks with his old friends 4
n who are delighted to see hhrstate ii
6 * * i
j. ly figowe again in our midst, e
- Make yourself at home Mr. Mat- Z
thews: ? 1
Mr. Samuel Edwards, R. H. Mc E
Caslon, Robt. Watt et al, motor
ed to Hendersonville, N. C. Sun- J
d day for an outing and otherwise, b
I- See? , a
t- Mr. Will Wilson of Fort JPick5.
ens, and Mr. Alfred Jones of Tay- c
h lor Town are on the sick list b
e this week, their friends hope for E
i- them speedy recovery,
y Last Sunday afternoon at 5 s]
;e o'clock, at the home of Mr. Lew- a
s is Miles, 35 Whitehall -St^-Mr, i
f. &nd Mrs. T. C. Wade had their B
?r little son Thomas Lewis baptized '
i=" by their pastor, Dr. Albui I Long, 'd
f. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hagin, God-!~fi
). Parents, ~ The affair was a plea-t;
il sant one. Jhe refreshments |
^ were delightful. Quite a few tl
friends Were present. " 1c
n Miss Janie Slappy who is away; K
it attending Summer School at I"
h Bettis Academy, Trenton, S. C..
V reports an excellent session; S
with ar-sfiiendifl attendance, and
e Mrs. Janie W- Ellison has returned
home after an extended B
? visit to tne nome 01 ner ci&ugnter
t. Mrs. Dr. Johnson, of Anderson, ?
^ S . C ." ?ir^7~r? ?b
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|=? GEORGETOWN NEWS ld
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Mr. A. A. Alston paid a visit ?
" to Spartanburg last week^
g Me8srs. Pertv Krown apd Ffoh
| ard White have returned from
-their vioit to Columbia and Jen-'
*' kinsville. - h
p ? . Messrs Partes Parker, H, K. a
.4. .4. .4. .4.
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Vf Beginning MondaysJuly
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Now Playing Private and Pul;
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Music Studio FREDERIC K I
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W. L. Simpkins, Mgr.,
l_ g ? . - ? Bon Garrison,
?~b ?Address ttH mail to W. L. Simpkim
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6 II JAS; L. BROWN, Prop., 1
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' > Four First-Class Bart
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Hi Billiard Parle
B ? 1120 Washington Street,
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S rOFFICERS: I *
. j' J. C. McGRAW. Prct, | ?
J X H. H. SMITH, V. Pr??. X
'i:; PR. J. J. CREAGH, Treat. X
* ? T. C. WILLIAMS, S?c.-Mffr. ? Ownec
-J DR. H. C. SCARLETTr"
, T E. E. M^TORE.
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PO LEADER
PJ?1 vAtkinson,
and G. K. Knox wen
o Pawley Island Sunday to ge
dip in the surf.j,
we-; flying tripg~tQ?Charlestoi
*st week to have his e\ es treat
d. - - - ^ -
?series of revival services at
lethel A. M. E. Church. '
The friends are glad to see Mr
anrcs-Prioieau, one of our younj
usine^s men, out and at worl<
fter a long period of illness. w_
Mr. Alexander Brown left tin.
ity Saturday for a two weeks
usiness trip to Charleston ailc
leaufort.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dunmort
pent the week in Durham, N. C
ttending the'grand lodge meet
ags of the -Royal and ?Ladj
mights of King David.
Mr. Wm. James Sands i^spening
a short time in the -city-be-1
Dre returning to Nqw York CiY*
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Mrs. EUa Pawley isTattending
ne week session of the grand
klge of the Lady Knights oi
[ing David.
Messrs: A. G. Gill and S. \V
'tttier motored to Andrews
unday to visit friends,.
y-on a short visitr'? The
funeral service of Mrs.
:osa It hue Avas heldon-Sunday,
Mrst Lizzie -Sanders died iu
oliimhia and the remains writ
rolight home and buried. .
j\Ir. Ne^bitt Pater soil, a stuent
"of JLnmntnn Vinrr>o fn* n
?? ? riT"> ?n
hurt vacation.
Miss Corfcne Hardy a>nd Samel
Washington' left the city Mon
ay for New York* *
Misses M:'Martin and E.Ashc
ave "returned to the city after
visit td Pawley IslandT"
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alive ancjirUivoa Lu lLlc?:.ntu?fi
pays from fitky to < huiulre
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irrg a-great work for the poor and
ia. It has at its head Rev. J. J.
_?L?A*?Kirk, Slate Su-rotary and
r. It pays to its members while
irinrv nomgthliYg- gTter death. It
d-dollars for hospital hetieflla and - - <71
LuLat lossJa^r/ifhe-.of house and
n $4.50 to $3tOO per week for iickrVtrittr^
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Very TSest7 Service in
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