The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 06, 1926, Page SIX, Image 6
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With great interest and enthusia:
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~ Following are the names of (
entered:- *
? Miss Eloise Jaggers ^ =r=
Rev. S. C. Campbell ,
Rev. S. C; Campbell
Rev. M. C. Williams .
Rev. W. R. Bowman/:-.-. _
Miss Annie L. Ackerman? ?
T. J. Lemon J.
~ Rev. O. A. Parker 11
Mrs. Louise W. Randolph
Miss Myrtle Evans 1
'Sr- Misa..01pnnie Mae Mosnl.v
Mr, R. L. Blue __
Wayside Nules -11
(By Prof W. R. Bowman.>-? j?
? We attended the Grand Lodge of;
the Christian Homo Burial^ Benefit;
Society meeting last week in Gl*"een
. wood. Mrs. Maria Burton of Green-'
ville is the founder and president,
Prof. W. C. Richardson of Saluda is
***" ' the grants-secretary and Prof. W. E. i
Williams of Helgea is. the State- secre- _
- . tary. \_j"' I
It is almost nbelievable to hear the
members telling wonderful . stories V
about the great work this order is c
doing in their localities. ~i_
.We believe it onl^m matter of time ^
1 beforeevery nook and place in South ^
...-i .Carolina will~have this Society. -.IB
The' exercises \\rei,e held at Morris ?
Chapel Baptist Church, which is one p
? of the'leading" Churches in town, Rev. ^
W. P. Williams is the popular pastor.
He has been there less than a year,
^-^^~-bnir-haS'-..niadp 'hnnderds of friends a
who is a graduate of Allen. University, j.,
is teaching" music at the Little River;
Institute.? :?.? ?: [?
Mnrrig Tbappl hns nnp nf the best "
Sunday Schools in the South. Br6;jC<
John Evans is the Superinferident and^g
_ nas oeen ior zu vear>- or more, mis ^
scribe wishes Dr. Goodwin, the Super- >.
' J intendents from Union Baptist, Sum-1
ter, Darlington, Charleston and other ^
strong baptist Churches could or V
would see this model Sunday School
with 500 or more discussing God's j ^
? word.
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While in Green wood we met and;
made many new friends,. Mr. Perci-|f
val-who has a large job printing de-! t
'Apartment and' Undertaker "establish- ^
mentt We forgot a'nd left our hat J ^
on the train, the depot agent refused;
to wire for it, through, the kind ness'a
of Dr. Nance, this friend,, Percival
phrmnrl eniYiPwViPVP nnrl imt our hat, i
We shall never .forget him. We also g
met Mrs. Richard Sample and others ^
whose names ^ve have, forgotten . _
c ? We stopped with Dr. and* Mrs. Wil-Jj*.
"Jiams, who lived in a cozy parsonage
They owned a new sedan and the Doc- j
tor knows how to handle it, he took _
I C*
us riding and we were glad to see1 ,
Greenwood. We did not see many o'fr:
the teachers as the weather kept all of j.
us near the fire. ?"
. While enroute to Greenwood we,'
along with others helped a poor boy'
A C? ?i?: i u_
ii uin xmuv^i^un, in* iiturrnju nt; \vas
, ^ToBbediCQiHlHg_li5miElnri<I%_a Xiiend ^
_ . '. kept him from the lock up in Colum
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bia and we got the boy to Greenwood, q
a Baptist minister from Anderson?f
knew his father.'and .paid his way ?
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from Greenwood. - -We- hope this boy J
reached home alright and \vc sincerely"^
hope this will be a warning to every i (
boy who laavaa homor?. "J >
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PRESIDENT RLUFORD AMI
DEPARTMENTAL HEADJ
IN CONFERENCE WIT!
OFFICIALS OF A. & T
COLLEGE REGARDINC
WELFARE OF FARMINt
INTERESTS
Greensboro, N. C., Jan. 31?
'resident Bluford, Director Sta
ley and Consulting Engineei
Washington conferred with offi
ials of the Agricultural and En
meeting College, Raleigh, N. C
egarding the welfare of the Ne
ro farmers of North Carolina
is a re?uT? of this conference
lans are now under advisemen
or a closer and more intimah
operation of A. & T. Collegi
nd its white sister institution
age, all of the forces of the ag
icultural agencies for the bene
t of the Negro farmers. Be
ause of the peculiarly advanta
eous position of A. & Oollegi
Jrr-Schaub, Director, Agricui
ural Department, A. & T. Col
?ge, and Smith-Lever Extensioi
Fork of the State, has^promisei
o give all assistance available
o contribute to the develope
nent of the^ Agricultural De
artment of the colored institu
ign. He also pledged^ his sufp
ort in perfecting plans to mak
L &~T. College, the center o
11 agricultural activities for th
legroes of the State. With sue]
nflnpn*w?l mpn as DjrectO
Ichaub of the _ Smith-Leve
/ork and Director T. E. Browr
f the Smith-Hughes Vocations
)epartment, a BgfTer day in ag
iculture is ju6t ahead. Presi
dent Bluford, Director Stale
nd Consulting Engineer Wash
ngton are highly elated over th
neourn-ging consequences of th
he conference.*^. * ?
UNION, S. C.
The Regional Agants Conferonc
f the NortK Carolina Mutual Life Ir
nrance Company, was held in Unio
"hursday January 21st. This Cor
erence was mad clip of~~ Greerrvttfr
Chester and Uninon Districts. Th
I. G. Spaulding, Special Represent
necting-operled at 9,-oUdock with M
ive of the Home Office, Durham, I
who has few equals and no sup<
4ora in hi3 line of work, was tn charg
J UNIVB
DLUMB1A. S.
ens Septembe:
r. W. Beckett, A. M., I
titution for the Trainii
the African Methodist
owing Courses:
;s, Normal, Teacher T]
me Economics, Music, '
? '?r f
Tnation address:?^
ReV. D. H. Sims, A
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^he object of this meeting was
special instructions to the Supei
if tendents and Agents. If carried
will enhance the efficiency of the c<
pany in service for the Public. M
_ _srs^ J. M. Avery, Vice-President i
Secretary', W. D. Hill, Agency Dir
tor, M. "AT" Goins, Manager of
Ordinary Department from Ho
y- Office Wm. II. Harvey, State Ag<
Columbia were present. It was
3 edifying* treat to have hea^d addr
ses and instructions of these pro
nent men. The meeting was fttteni
by several Professional and Busin
men of the City:- Prof. A. A. Sii
made quite inspiring talks. .Mess
Dr. W. O. McGill and Rev. J. C. To
Districts Managers, of Chester t
' Greenville Districts in their dignif
- manner added much to the oeppsit
Both?have a very splendid agei
put over a larger program for 192
m- .The Agency-Force ot the Union "J
trict: Messrs. W. W. Nicholas; W.
McJunkins. J. C. Gilliam, M. J: D
5 Kissick, JohnR. Coleman, J. J. Jon
I E. W. Wilkins, P. N. Morrison 8
' "Miss E. Lr. Gregoryr Gjerk in charge
the office. Mr. Bolden, District Ms
?
., ager w^s host of the occasion. 1
* other Districts will have to "go_son
r- to beat-Union for a greater and. lai
er -1926 program. - "Service" is c
- motto. ' ..
N Miss E. L. Gregory, Office Cler'
- NEWBERRY NEWS
Newberry, ~Feb. 4?On Is
^ Saturday was a real winter d
-in-Newberry also Sunday b
the members of Miller Chaj
^ were out in full to hear Rev.
~ T. Culdiriaii, he preached, "T
.Great Man in God'ssight." Su
day night the church was cro^
ed to he^r Rev. G> K. LyJes, I
new Presiding Elder of the Ne
- berry District. Rev., Ly]
preached a wonderful serm
~ oil "New Life and Deaths
jp Rev. Ellis-is doing a wonder!
_ work at MillerChapeL_Miller
_ work at MillerChapel. Miller
a the place to come when you wa
f to be revived. ~*\? ,
The mothers of the Parents
Teachers Association met Jj
27th at Mt.' BethebGarma
_ School at 2 Pi M. fort her mon1
K ly business ' meeting. A ve
e large -crowd was out. They Y
e (white) President of an Assoc
^ tion at her school in the sa
w' District. V ' _/
1r- .... ?, i j
p uxic y t tiic iauiv.o a vy unu
! ful address on cooperation w
the teachers. Mr. E. F. Flo;
Principal of Mt. Bethel presenl
_ her to the Association. - M
y-M. L. Anderson, assistant tea
er made, the response to _M
e Moore. The following ladies a
~ Mesdames M. Marshall, Nar
- Sondley, V. E. Rutherford, L
zie Stephen, Sallie Sligh, Hanr
v Jones a-nd Alice Ruff. Othi
? wanted to, but time would ]
e permit. - .
n Miss Addie B. Joones and M
M. L. Anderson are the Indusl
IC nave a ciuo organized among 1
l" school children. Each boy t
j girl is trying to bring one ci
?_ every Monday to help buy a s(
ing machino for the school. T1
ATA ata 4T4 4T4 4T4 4T4 4T4 4T4 4T4 JTA AT* AT<
:rsity
c.
r 22. 1925 ~
). D., Chancellor
ik ' . " ~
ng of Negro Youths.
; Episcopal Church.
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raining, tiign senooi,
Printing, Commercial
M., D. D., President.
v-jr. y Tt^^fjFG ?< ' .>
mrroLEAPER - ""'
for made their report in this me<
rin* ing. Everybody was well pleas
j0* j with the work. They adjourn
[es_ to meet Feb. 10.
and1 Rev. Miller^ the newly appoh
ec-|ed preacher for the Newber
the 1 Circuit likes his work and t
good members say he is alrigl
an Rev. G. K. Lyles held his fii
s- Quarterly Conference at Mill
p*1- Chapel A. M. E. Church F?b.
ied They went over the Top. 1
ess , , ?
ms' MT. PISGAH A. M. E. CHURC
! NOTES, GREENWOOD, S. (
T j ^ '
ind| Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. Churc
ied of which Rev. Albert Long, '
)n- iC., is pastor,- is making rap
jirngress lmrier its present ma
6> jagements. Its services are be
lis. ter attended now than they ha"
E. been for sometime. Its Sund<
ic~ School is taking on new life: ne
es; scholars are greeted every iSu
ind . . , , _ . *_ .
of day. A weekly Sunday Scho
in- Teachers' meeting has been e
'he tablished and the improvemei
ie"rtn the teaching force of the Su
re~ day School is seen in intere
>ur j v.
as well as in instruction. Evei
k. depa-rment of the church hi
been reorganized and thus tl
l# outlook is bright for successf
, work for the Master, this year
ist The "Silver Tone Quintette
ut|tion of the Williams' ~Lyceu
3el Bureau of Chicago, 111., render*
G.[one of their famous song xec
he-tals In the above named churc
in- February 2. * ?^?
'd- Founders Day will be observ*
he;ther*e February i4, with an "e
w- cellently arranged program,
les j The great ensuejng conte
on that now "claims the attentit
?j-of- all, is the Mock Conferen
fcl; effort that ends February 2
is A Greenwood Conference wii
is 18 P. E. Districts has been a
int ranged. One of the women
? the churcfrfrairljeWappointecr
i?| Presiding Elder of each of t'
in. | Districts. The Conference
ny1 questiori will convene on Jan
thsjary 21 and each P. E. wllf repc
iry jfor her District. The inters
tad (in this effort is increasing a]
re, we expect spleTrdf(t"TesrrltS'.
ia- This Church has institut
me, a campaign for members. Fi
| joined January 24. AJive Boc
er- ter Club has been organized
ith create a sentiment for Chur
yd,' attendance, among those w
ted have no vital church affiliatio
rs. I with any church,
eh?j?Brewer Normal School, wi
>g its Principal, Prof W H ~H
lso yard, its teachers and Studei
icy named church last Sunday mor
iiz- ing.
iah | The effort is being made
ers make the church in question,
this point, a rentpr of mnrp i
Ital Christian activities so as
rs. bring a larger_.group, not n<
;ri- reached, into a closer comrnuni
iny 1 with-the better things in life f
the which to live.
bKT ~ Anderson, S. G. -:
iW- Dr. J. J. Starks of Sumter.. S.
TPy was in the city and 1nrt.nrp.fi at.
~ jPaul Sunday night from the sufcj
I used to know." Evi
jone present enjoyed this rare trc
3^ ;As the collection is always given
^ I tlio MiooiAnovir C
^ | V..V miooiuiiaijf uuy^cty , Ul . Oltt
Y made the hearts of The Missiom
Y ladies glad by giving a nice sum
Y rthe collection for which we were v
X 'grateful.
X Rev,' S. C. Campbell and Mr.
Y Lee Davis spent Wednesday of 1
week in Columbia. ""
O Miss KatieAnderson who has b
O ;be at her post of duty at the Reed
X School.
X Mr.and Mrs. C. Lee Davis gave t
-Y few of their friends a turkey din
Y Tuesday evening. The table was
Y dened with all the rainties of
Y season. The lovely place cards b
O the following names: Rev. and A
iA S. C. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. W
X | Peek ,Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. Willia
Y Mesdames Childs, Andrews, Earle
Y! Galloway, Misses Mack, Sullivan \
Y i Earle. Dr. L. E. Jones, Mr. Mai
YjWaymon Mack, Rally Andrews i
Y James Peek.
Y I Mrs. Hattie DUckett, Misses I
^ [phlne Wilkeisun anthJRqth~Foster i
ujT Rev. Davis attended the concert ]
Y sented by Julius Bledsoe at St. F
V Wednesday night.
O Misses Sullivan and Earle spent
N?> week-end in Greenville. They rej
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Bt- ] a very pleasant trip.
e(j: The Elks' Reception Friday nigh!
was quite a unique affair. Everyone
was masked and all enjoyed them
selves. At eleven o'clock the "Bills'
it;. JS?md-JtelMou&?r.pf resh mpnts,-,.
py Mr. Jeff Jefferson is at home aftei
jjg spending several weeks in Florida
, H? is planning to return soon. ?7
? The- Silver Tone Quintette presents*'
ed a program Monday night at St
ler Paul, to a full house. The annex had
1. to be opened. There were quite a
? number uf whitb people present whc
expressed themselves as being highlj
?U pleased. The program was ^ jusf
, what we were expecting and everyone
'* was sowy-'when it closed.
Rev. W. C. Crawford preached a
h, great sermon Sunday afternoon at St,
D. Paul, for two of the teams in interest
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X A. -A. .A A A A At
tJi joi the Rally. Every one enjoyecfthia
r J soul-stirring sermon. Quite a num^jber
of his memhers were present,
"I Hi-llll'l yilll Urn wolnnmp, nntnn ngnirtZ
&s Little Robert Beatty is on the sick
he list but is much improved at this
in writing. *"* ; -
u_ There was a debate at Union, Higb
School Friday night under the auspices
of Mrs. Corrie Watkins.
!St Resolve "That Capital Punisbmenl
nd should be Abolished-" Of course th<
affirmative won. ????i
Quite a few Andersontans wer<
[present.. _? _ _
yel
71 63116
to Chaifc Caneing and Upholsterins
ch; , Furniture Repairing and
ho Mattress Renovating. ,
OS I W. S. TREZEVANT
1019 Harden St.. Cnlumhia. ft. C
1 PHONE 6487
^7 fc. A. Hawkins*
ve Real Estate Agency
n"i <rHomes on Easy Terms'
j ?1107 '/2 Washington Street
to COLUMBIA, S. C.
at i
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on ?
'cir1 : ;
iCJfficeTtoursT " Telephones
11:30 A*. M. to 2 P. M. Office 363<
_ 6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 6641
Dr. C. E. Stepehenson
-?jr Physician and Surgeon
ect ?=r~
iry Diseases of Women and Children >
,at. ' Specialty
_to Office: Residence:
"*? 1414% Assembly St. 1828 Oak Si
ary| .??
in . -
"* Dr. L. M. DANIELS
c. " Physician and Surgeon
ast Special Attention Given Diseaaee o
^ Woman.
een 1121 Washington St. 2210 Hamptq
! to Office Phono: 6422 Rea. Phono: 716
St. y ' . ' '
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ner Office Hours: . Telephones
]a. 9:00 to 10:30 A. M. Office 879
t, 12:00 to 1:00 P. M. ^ Re* -469
ine 2:30 to 4:00 P. M. ?
ore 6:00 to 8:00 P. M.
Ira.
~L DR. J. G. STUART
ms,
and Office: Residence:
and 11702 Mt>1n Street 1417 Pine 8tree
1Cef COLUMBIA, S. C.
*nd ?^^^?
)el- t
grid- Office H?we> ??
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
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. Dr. J. H. Goodwin
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Saturday Febniary 6, 1926
CHESTER, S. C.
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Sad indeed was the death of Mrs.
Mamie Hartwell Benson, wife of Rev.
;fWof^8^s55r5TWir home" on
York Road. It seems that Mrs. Benson
was taken ill while alone, and^ fell in- *
*rto the fire, being terribly burned, on
' Friday morning, dying__after a few
k houta of intense suffering.1 The funJeral
servicea were held at the A. M.
f E. Z. Church on Sunday afternoon, af:
ter. which the interment was in Ben-'
' son Cemetery.* ; .
Mrs. Benson was held in hight cs~t
teem and this sudden departure sad;
dens throngs of friends. . ,
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Charleston, S. C. 'A
A very interesting meeting composed
of all of the Ladies Federation
Clubs of the City was held in-iterest
{ of Fairwold Home. Mrs. -Marion
Wilkinson of Orangeburg was present
and made-an appeal as well as in- i
. teresting talk to the clubs. 4
, Five "hundred dollars have been
j The Pastor, Rev. W. t! Fraser and
members of Wallingford Presbyterian?J
| Church have the sympathy of their
[ many inends in loss sustained in the
fire which occured at the church last *
week causing over $2,000 damages.
Mrs. Elizabeth BaCosta died at her
late residence, 7 Alexander St. on last
Saturday. The funeral services were
' I held Tuesday afternoon. .
| Mrs. DaCosta was well-known in
j the city. She is survived by her
.jdanchteiL Mrs?Anna Ranks, matron ?
> at the Hospital and training school
|and grand-daughter, Mrs. Evangeline
j i a
| Harrison.
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nalCards |
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: Office Hours: Phone 35S0
5 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
) 3 P. M, to 7 P. M ,
Sundays By Appointments.
Dr. H. G. Thompson
_ Surgeon Dentist .
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
, Pyorrhea Treated Successfully.
141414 Assembly St. Columbia, S. C
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nruivv nuuii. 1U LU IL. Ml ij? Xi tO 0 JF", M.
Telephones: Office 5744; Hea. $702 ?
DR. "M. A. EVANS
Diseases of Women A Specialty.
Graduate Nurses in Attendance.
1501 Vi Taylor St., Columbia, S. C.
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1 DR. H. R. COOPER
= :?- Dentist ?
c Gold Crown and Bridge Work A
D ? "g^eclalfy. - ? Offi.
Phone 6429 1125 Washington
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Office Hours: , Telephones:
: 8 to 9 A: M. Office 4247
6 1 to 2 P. M. * Res. 8876
2 6 to 8 P. M.
Dr. W. D. Chappelley Jr.
- Office: ttesdence:
2101 Gcrvais St. __1301 Pine St
Offieo Hourm Telephones:?*
8:00 to 10:00 A. M. Rea. 7270
12 to 2:00 P. M. Office 7266
3 6:00 to 8:00 PrMr
Dr. Q. J. Champion
PHYSICIAN
Office: , ^'Residence:
1323 Assembly St., 706 Assembly St
5. COLUMBIA, S. C. j
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