The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 31, 1925, Page EIGHT, Image 8
I Doings In "Th
Of The
I By W. Franl
Offlcie: 164 Aub
Telephone \
Atlanta, Gar-Jan; 28.?-The im- i
port ant developments of the past I
week in this city were the eon?j
~ tlhued resignations of Standard ^
Life officials and the taking up
of a portion of the West Fair car
line. The city is taking the two
events more calmly than-was, ex.~>naJaal.
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, ' THE STAND A RD T JFKjl
The Standard Tjife insurance];
Company, which lost its origin- ]
??I lai-name- in a merger with the 1
Southern Life-insurance Com- 1
pany a few days ago and is now *
the Southern -Standard, is the j
topic dpTTiuch Calm discussion.
Thejnerger doesn't seem to wor- ^
rv the policyholders because re- A
alizingthelhan^bluhders of its
president, Heman E. Perry, they *
feel it a sort, of refuge to-find
themselves in any company that *
. is not headed by Perry. '
The Southern Xife is a white *
organization and- -it is thought by
many "who are not-even wise- ~
?' and not, merged. A merger of 7
.V wjiite and colored busine&sJn the 1
South-is hardly probable,-think-3
" the people. ^ ^
John R PinkeTt, director^oi 1
agencies, turned in his resign- <
ation immediately after the mer- J
: - __ger. He is a graduate of Am- 1
. - herst and was a n instruct- ~
or in Summer High School, Stv.1
National B
? Insurance1
Chartered' under Act of
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? ; 86 Branch Qffie
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lippnaira with Insurance I
. Insurance in Force Over
Reserve " y
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urn Avenue .^o _
Walnut 0643. '
^ouis, before coming to Atlanta
lis resignation was followed bj
:hat of David'-Jones: who wa;
secretary of the Standard.??
BANK CLERKS
DISCHARGED
Thr. Viiy rlpatnlan raiisprthrad
cal shake-up in the "Citizen:
L r u st uompany,. c o mm o n 13
tnown -as Perry's * bank. S i 3
lerks have been discharged, ii
s said. It is charged that there
s a "ring" in charge of the man
igement of the bank and thai
hose who were not fortunate e
lough t? be in the "ring" or hac
>etter -sense~Ojf business ethics
vere discharged. L. D. Milton
vho holds the Master's degreo ii
urnnwft- nrimiriint.rat.inn ant
janking, conferred on him bj
3rown University, was .among
hoseudi&charged. It is said tha
le knew more about bankinf
;han any other member of thi
force, including officials. :
rrAR I.INR REMOVEF
The West Fair-Lee Street ca
ine, has been discontinued be
'and Chestnut St.reetLThe track
vere removed last jffieek. Thii
ine serves" a very large' color
id area on . the West Side bu
fortunately most of its patron
ive within the bounds whicl
.vere, not attected. Passenger
>vho live beyond MBPehouse Gol
enefit Life
Company^U.
S. Congress 1898.
Office:
on, D. C.
es in 2fi States
V -S ... V.. . _ .
- lftOO,000.00
)epartment 256.000.00
- 38,000,000.00
? 700,000.00 f
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district Manager.
m of the Race Employee
tusiness Administratior
/
Office: '
Columbia, S. C
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t ^ c**'" *
T~^ THE PALMETT
^ lege have access tu llie Walker- -s
t West View and the Whitehall s
and Wst End lines. . t
! This action was the result of 1
t many complaints . by the Geor- t
t gia Railway and Puwei Company
that jitney^ bus competition j
c is running them in the hole. ^
f They are threatening to remove B
- something to relieve the situa- ^
= tion. ??*? r-?? i.
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WILBERFORCE vs.
MOREHOUSE
_ AND ORCHESTRA CGNGERTVT
7 rne basket ball , classic
^ age will be rhe scene at the Au- ~
T ditorium-Armory on Friday
- night, Februarys. This game ?
g- will be played between Wilber -s
[ College to decide the basket r
t hall championship among Ne- e
- gro colleges. Morehouse claim- *
j as Her victims last year J. C. ^
r Tuskegee, Atlanta U., Clark, ^
^ Morris Brown, Talladega and
j others. But at the endTof her
~ northern invasirn she was taken
off her feet by Wilberforce. Wil- ?
t berforce made a clean swep last 11
year and earned the title of Nea
gro college champions. t
The annual Morehouse Col- i
. Concert will be given in the Au- t
- ^itoriunr on the same? night, t
r It will precede the basket ball J
~ game.. The Morehouse OrchesS
tra is oaid to be the best or- ^
3 chestra of our race?schooler a
- otherwise. It is the pride of r
t Atlanta and many other cities v
3 where it has entertained. The | j,
1 Glee" Club also-is verv good." L
s The AuditoHum is the seat of t
f llO ^ J ^ ?
_ iucti vcKVlltai1 vjritinu v^pera i p
the South. Several,, thousand r
_ people are-expectedte -see the _
game and witness the concert.
B. T. Washington Monu- .
ment for Atlanta. ,r
Th% teachers and students of
the Booker T. Washington High
I khooLare responsible for a move
tl^at is on in this city to build
a monument to the. great educator
whose' name it bears. The
_ monument will bo erected en-t he^
campus of the school.
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PtlUKl 1'ALh.S TO ~~\
..r YOUNG FOLK .
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? By S. D. Redmonds _
(For The Associated Negro
-Press). 1 --v,
.--''V : ... Youth
like time, is ever fleet?
ing, we are: yjourrg^or, a-season
- only. Thecal life is not that of
youth but adult life. Youth is
Tmiy the stage of preparation for
real life; hence, we can readily
rr see.that in life, as in all tilings ~
else, where there is no prepara?
tion as a lulu, there Is Over fail-"
ure. In other words, adult life
is always just whatever vouth
made it.
In youth, we are laying the .
foundation from every angle." If
we lay this foundation well." we
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NELSON'S BEAUTY
~ PARLOR- ::
? ?11?Hair Dreasiiitf of ~ ~~
All Kinds.
Mme. Josephine Nelson, Mgr.
131^Wheat St., Columbia, S. C.
- ? NOTICE
?Davis' Flower Shop
Has moved from 1010 WnaKinw-t
| ton Street and will be Lo^
cated Feb. 1, 1925 at
U 2105 GERVAIS-' ?STREET
?In ("ton w pp.fi nri
BEAUTY PARLOR
Poro System
. and Taught. Visit our
J J Shop. Hours: 9 A, M. to 8 P. M. 5
O LEADER
hall be enabled to rear ft great tructure
upon it, in after years, r
?ut if we are over levitous, and ^
ay it in sand, doomed must be .
he superstructure of real life.
" And a bad foundation can "be v
aid in so many ways; in riotous t
rnd hilarity, in the impairment
>f heftith, in idloheisgrin extravagance,
in a failure to decide
iarly upon the serionssicteraf
idopting a real life program now
ind obtain the greatest amount
if education and make the greatest
preparation possible Within
rour group. ??
We can, as a rule, get a very
rood indication~of what a boy or
rirTis going td dd, qulte early in
ife; for whenever we come acoss
one o^ some years, who nevr-gave
indication of a serious
hought, but seemed content at
ill times to "sniggle,", "giggle,"
md "good time" the time away ;
ve may Sareiy conclude that in"
hem there is altogether a sandy
ovindatiorL heing laidr and that
he fmperstrnctty-e will he worth :
ust about as much as the "sand"
n which it is being laid.
And when we are talking to S
lie youth of today, we are talk- -<
ng to the men and "womeiTof jj
omorrow, ancL.the_men and wo- ?
hen of tomorrow can be no bet- J
ev than the . foundations the 1
routh of' today are laving. $
We shall reab no better har-lS
rest than we sow. 'If we plant Ijj
lot chestnutstifweset hen eggs^
ve need not expect to hatch tur- H
:eys, but chickens, and so in life, ;
te-need not oxpoct-to reap great- ^
hings at harvest time, when we
ilanted in stubble ^fields. upom
lie rocks, m. soil?which' had
idither fertility nor preparation.
Failures" as adults as a rule "*
ire due to the failures of youth. '
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Saturday, January ^17 1925.
lies and 1 dally; Georgia, 19- . J
weeklies, 6 monthly and <1 semi- j
monthly. m
About 6,00*0 Negroes were J 1
connected in different ways withthe
Confederate Army. . ?
lardy & Co. 3
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and Embalmers
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