The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 24, 1925, Page SEVEN, Image 7
> Saturday, January 24,^1925.
V I Locals & I
r.* _ Miss Clyde HStevenson-Yarborough rj
M is in the city again. Her many friends-?-,
are glad .to have her tiere.
g- city while enrouted to Florida 7rom
J New York Cityr^
<|A ? Rey. Ball,_A. M, E. Minister Of ^
t J?Jn city'Thursday.. ? * ?
Mrs. Emily Brown, avR>^returned _p
-M? 'hw home in?St. T.Ollis wa? called g
back to the City W thfl death Chamber v
Mr. Luther Heyward returns to the ^
city after- more than ten years stay il
Wff _in the west. He is the guest of Mr. V
HK and Mrs. Heyward. "
l i ~ Dr. P. "T: ?ePinnaTfluccessful mana- t
i l ger of DePinna Drug Co. reports an
py~~^njoyabic stay in the Bluc^Bidgaof- _
' fl 'Virginia and Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Albertha Sfmons, Financial __
Clerk for" tim IL Association--jwas
called to Bamberg, S. C. on acM
count of the serious illness of_ her *
~T " Mr. James Dickson, Farm t
?Dcmonatrator for Rirhlanri Co,,
has just returned from a trip r
= to Washington, D. C., where he I
? wpnt to visit his sister. T
_ Umstead St.. Durhanu^NL ?L^ j
passed through the~rity on his t
way home from Atlanta, Ga.
| f- Prof. Hill is the Adjusting fclaim j
n \ Agent for the Bankers Fire In- ^
sUranee Co.? of Durham, N. . QlJc
There fvill he an interesting *
lecture- given at -tfle S. D. A. ,
church, Henderson St.,_im_Sni?:^;
4 - day night, Jam 25th, 1925, by V
- Pastor Chas, Curtis, of Wilming- ^
i ton? The le{nrQrerwd^ jbe--rnus- -r
P trated by beautiful -steropticon]
?J T pictures./ You cannot afford to-,
welcome, Admission F_r_e e._, _
T7 Scmg umvicc 7'80 T.ecture at
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4 Dif. DuBois Takes World *
"^Vision To Chicago
{The Associated Negro Press.) ^
J| ^ Chicago, 111., Jan.?Before the f
regular noon day-meeting of j
~ the Associated Business Clubs, ^
t of Chicago/ Dr. W7E7TT TOBc^n=
k of New YorTt, editor of the Cris- ^
f io maga7im> J^inrht 3 world vis- v
| ion of commercial cooperation' of t
darker peoples, in an address, v
brilliant with facts, and concrete^ f
- illustrations. Liberia furnished j
* the, background of the address, n
- Some monthn ago, following ^
tihe Pan-African Conference, (
in Europe, Dr. DuBoisr continued 4
^ ^- his journey on to Monrovia, JJk4
Leria, West Coast of Africa. A- 0
inunu other things, he otudied-the
economic development of Li- lc
beria, as^well as the handicaps 0
and possibilities, he informed the t
**". i ... A. B. C. gathering. This study e
embracecLthe-natural resources, q
the banking condittonsrthe more 1
I 'Or less unsympathetic gestures v
of the strong nations bearing g
down lirinn thp wpnlf and ~
L brdught out the importance of j
jk catching the world vision of bus-__.
ineasr and the people flf Am^ri- -e
I! ca. Liberia, GolcE Coast, West In- ^
I dies, Central and South America c
ter commercial understanding E
prftpfiVfll rplntinnabip (
Dr. DuBois stated that Marcus y
m~. nnrvev had a vision oh "the sub- _c
Wm ject, and doubtless would have r
been more ^successful, had he f
j. been_l!jft business man_ rather s
1 than a talker.'*- He spok^oFxl
' > the possibilities of the A. B. C. s
' w . so-strongly entrenching itself f
in public confidence and actual
i achievemnet, that it would be re- 1<
.fleeted in the advanced work of ^
Itfie National Negro* Business li
t.inn wfdilri stand for real com- C
mercial advancement e
than an opportunity of hearing F
gentlemen owop interesting ato- j
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^Pr. DuBois indicatedinhis in- ! ^
Hired remai'ks that .Chicago isjre
;he JMecca for developing theid?
Iforld Wide business ideat be- ?
ause of ijts commercial advance- < T?
lent up to the present?timer!^
nd the vision with which the'er
p.nplp. here are working for pro-, n<
rfgg an^ cllf'no,ig ttuspnnaftsjdi
rere made by Jeaoo Binga*, ban-- ?
er, and Secretary of the A. B. ^
CuL WiTHarn R. Cowaivlfiad^^
ig real estate dealer, Messrs. Ji
Vail, Wallace and Mrs. Roberta w
!redit-01e.
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lev.^fa^:)a:ers, Old Folks w
Home- ~~ ip
fr. Editor: ' Pleaseiallow
me space in The t(
'alnietto XeadeTUto say^ just ar u
ew words about my Old Folks si
Tome Thp old ffdUa get- 5
ingr along nicely".* There areijj|
en- inmates a.t the?home. The bjy,
licely to the home. Rev.- T. M.ps
Soykin, pastor of the Union c<
Saotiat church. Rev. J. G. White!"
>f Zion Baptist church, and Rev.
j. A. Adams. of Rgt.hel A.n
Ik ehnrch have been very loyal,h
o the home. ' ' _ . i
~~Twant to tfhank Miss Anna J. |
)ickersohr^of Aiken, S. C. forjj
he donation; also Mrs. Dr. Sei>els
and Mrs. Taylor Tor-their
byalty to the home.. C1
rherejd^-but one man out so- n
iciting' for the home .and . that:
s^Unele William Metz, and my- :^c
ie_sent to- 1313 Oak St., Colum>ia,
S. C. k-~ vi
zJKev'.^Iaggers' Daughter, lc
SUSIE_ JAGGERS. ?
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SDaptanburfir-SAcial p
Yix O'clock Dinner Party at Miss a
: N. L. Oxner's ; Home i e(
Was Commendable.
Miss Oxner was hostess to a
lumber of Club members Thurs- 1(
lay nfght. It was a Reception m
or the Silver Leaf Club and
I
lighland Faculty. Miss Oxner:
>eing a member of both.
Many charnTmg^grrest^werxr?lelightfuiry
pleased "with the; ~
varm gpirit which permeated ^
he entire evening. Miss Oxner ^
vas gorgeously gowned and rad-! tj
ant with "smiles while rgcelv- j
rhere was no need of house dec-,/1'
irationn for the rich and costly,
)rientai rug, wonderful -paint- ty
ngsand beautiful hard wood ir
loors and drop lights were the th
mly^ decorations. ' ^
Sncfofranburg'o roprosentative 1 ^
itizens were^ there. Several out f,
endance. The wives and Miss,CJ
TirOVA U n ---??' nl
m-it iianuouincijf ^uWIlt:U. |
^"he evening was highly enjoyed.
1L short^prograrn by the?Gtttb^
yas rendered. After which the j0
fuests were served with fruit: c
ocktail before entering the dinng
room, where an elaborate t9C
dinner was served, consisting
>f turflccy, brown gravyrieeri-p}
/hite j>otato chips, stuffed-olives j si
ranberry sauce, dressing^ * hot! Bi
olio, fruit salad on-lattuGe with j
Lussian' dressing and crackers,
Iharlotte Russe with cherry jht
^bite and pink layer cake, fruit jf0
ake, hot chocolate and brpwn al- j he
nonds, after dinner mints'and ^
ented a souvenir. The parlor jdt
bui'S WbW lulled bafek for the^g
weet strittg nrusicr wittr every er
ody on the floor. j?T
The Club officers are as fol-'he
jws: Mrs. J. Young, Pres.; ^
Irs. W. Duffie Sec. Mrs. P. Wikjfi,
iams, Treasureri.Mcs.-PrideAhd^to
frrCTJorman Plate, Critics; Mrs. i wi
lampbell and Woodward Fair ^
ntortflinprs; Mrs. Rhmehftrt, **
ianfst; Miss N. L. Oxner, Re ?
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THE PALMET1
_ALLEN NOTES H*
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BY J. T. W. MIMS - . * 1
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Allen has her hundreds, yet the *
udents and faculty are but a huge (
mily. The- dtvisions~amI sub-dnrt^ J
nit* nrn nnlv workers tor certain ob-^
cts and their, efforts are- only t<TT1
istined for the-faithful.Except
the class room works, the
. M. C. A., Y. W.C. A., A. C. E.
?ague and _Ehi Beta Societies are (
,mV> nf the svihwlivibiuns which havea,
nbocfied in themselves thaFTuglT 5ncT~
)ble spirit that is supervised by
re conscioninass of kind rightly
reeled for the betterment of -thel;
rounds T ' '
The "Literary Debating-Society comLete.d
its election Wednesday night, {
anuary 21st! The fight was- bitter;
ith the heroes' weapons. (Compe-1
tion.) : _"The_ Progressive Party";
nd "The. Students Party" were in j
ict, while the "Independent Party"
as eliminated. "The Progressive j
arty" was only ambitious and theirs
wmih ill?thair^ candidates _
umbered ambitions. "The Students'
arty" was' 100 per cent ahd we a]l l
>ssed our hats to the honor crowned ]
le following"~oncc candidates.of the 1
aid Party: J. W. Sawyer, Advocate;
^JF. Gibson, Critic > II. Bryant. Chaplin;
R. S. 'Ritter, Reporter; Joseph
I-artin, CL^Young, J. P.. Snowden,
larshals; E. Collirts, Librarian
I"Weflne~sday nigKtoTegeh week thisl
bSWfy "Will be in session. Wrr-wel-f
jmo you who visit ua'.^ z.
The reporter yvilj furnish "you with *
iteresting news-weekly. He haw-the
bilitV. ^ ^ _J;
"If you don't helieve Allen 13 a '
nge fnrhilyr enma and see.''
loings of Le Cercle Entre-Nousi
Le Cercle Entre-Nous held a most;
rfjoyable meeting Wednesday after-j
oon with Miss Daisy Roach. The;
Miss McCotre and McClay, Agents :
ir the Lincoln Libary spent one hour!
smonstr&ting their book. After they j
eparted Miss Ruth Butler, instructor
f French procppdeH with the lesson.
hich wa~i very interesting. The J
Lsson- was-followed by a -delightful r
jcial half hour during which a deli^y
imento Nut Drops,- Fried Chick-1
a,'"Saltines "and <?ocoa- -was?served;-j
lace rarits wjUTT tir?eiv~savirigs Twere4~
f f Tl 11ll if iutnrgBt -?rizaa oKgre iwarded
to the ones drawing the high-!
st number. First prizex ?Silk Hose,
fiss Benlah Pearson; Second Prize,
Boudbir Novelty,"Mrs. D. K. Jenkins.
bunch of American Beauty Paper
uses was presented Miss Ruth But;r.
The next meeting will be _with
[iss Ray Saxon, ? ? j
BENEDICT. ^KWS
...? By Gilroye-Griffin
Ort March 4th, 1924 a gift from the i
eneraL?EducBtton Board to Benedict
ollege was-officially announced 5y ~
le president of the institution.
"With the reception pf this gift Beriert
was'enabled?to consider the ad-,!
^ion to the campus of necessary !
ructures ami work was aT'once begun ward
this end. it was decided that I
le college was somewhat" cramped !
i respect to its. scientific work and
lat this was caused primarily by a .
ck of space. Another thing consider1
was "the fact that the Training
:hoof^ was in ::>,not-altogether "satis- *ictory
quarters, being housed in the
isement of Convention Hall.
To modify and better the condition dsting
two building^ were decided
i, and the architects selected. Hempz,
eid and Adler, architects of Atlanta, a.,
drew the plans"but have as "their ,
<.?! ic^icsciivitiivti j. is. urqunart ol (
olumbia.
The contract for the erection of the
:ience building was given t$o J. A.
eaman bn<i Co.,- of Haleigh', N. cC. '
hese contractors have recently com- <
eled a building at Shaw University
milar "to" the. one to be constructed at ,
enedlct. 7 ~
Actual work on Science, as "the 4
lence^building is named, was begunr'
i last Monday. The dimensions
>v? been staked off and preparation._
r future work in the form of store>uses
has been begun. It has*been
mettme since the first material ar- LfP.r!
pn the grnMpds,
According to President C. B. Antisdr-Setenee
Hail is to be a modern
one hundred by fifty feet in ground
ea, and-it is to rise three stories in
iTjflrt;?Bm'h flour is to be devoted
one of three branches of science
hich Benedict offers. The first
)or jyill house the physics' laborary
and lpftiUrp rnnm the nrrn- *-*?
ill be given to biology artd on the <
ird floor will be the cherbistry labor- ^
It is planned to furnish the interior *
thia) hall, which the contractors say j ;
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ag?> rrrZT ' ^'|l
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vill be completed befoC* the close of
ichfrol^ with every convenience peraining
to-^he br?richeg~3jf teafning-to
ae taught therein. In furtherance of
bis idea the students are accumuating
quite a bit of money. Each
is planning to furnish and eluip
with the proper apparatus one
The ultimate cost of the complete
imt fYirm?Vd Wiiiaing >>n? nnt been J
snnunced, but the cost of the edifice
Last week Benedict was in the midst
jf mid-year examinations. Examipa-. -j
tions fn the more important studies'1
came on Thursday and~FrI3ay^
As its first notice indicated7 on i
lant Friday night, January 1G, the Y. -j
Mr C,. A. furnished the^afcudents an-opij
portuWlty to recuperate from the i
wounds of "The Trying Time" by :
means of its annual banquet. Many J
g-irla and boy* t^olr advantage of tha_
opportunity and forgot.the sorrows or
joys of the past in the convival pleas- ,
ures afforded by Sky Parlor, the dining
hall, on that night.
On Saturday night the Dduglass Debating
Club enjoyed an extraordinary
prlviWfl. Dr. ,T. Xi. Stuart. a nrnminent
physician of Columbia, was kind
enough ta lecture to the members on
the subject "Moral Science." President
Antisdel was j>resent and expressed
the thanks of the college and his
appreciation of what had been said by
the ' speaker* Mr, James- Goudfc>ck?
President of the clubf -then thanked
Dr. Stuart for his instructive lecture-j
in Vin V* r? 1 f tVra
... iiiguiucia. |<
~~An institution which has for years J
blessed -the-boys and girls, the men !
and the women of Benedict College
h> the annual Week of Prayer"which !
jjbserved here. Durihg this time *
some preacher ."or revivalist *
thirty. o'clock, and at seven-thirty in 1
the evening. These meetings are as- <
sisted and prepared for by the de
votionaHservices which are held in the
various masses, and have resulted in
^conversions^?The Week of j
Prayer began uh Monday 19, 1925, !
with Rev*_X, .M.^Boykin, a well known Ij
minister of Columbia and pastor "of"^
Union Baptist Church, as leader.
Moved by htsroratorical power and Bi- .j
blical explanations thirteen students
had confessed Christ by Wednesday ~j
and many Christians have been i
strengthened ifl .their faith.[ ,
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