The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 14, 1925, Page THREE, Image 3
(Saturday, February 14, 1935.
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m\ II ' Ir pEACE 0N Earth? \\ " \I
B[ II ^ IIkindness, Justice! q 11
? l\ O * "and Mercy to if * If
| vy v evfifty living JJ ?J
m I l\*VX^CREATURE. jP * /J
J Granville", Feb. 13;?Interest cen'
jBttffi In the staterwide" humane proJM
gram' by tha American HumancEdu- ijj
cation Society with state headquar-\|-tere-in^
this?city. Already Gov^rnec- )t
Thohias G. McLeod has indorsed the
j "National Humane Week," April the
13 th thru the 19th~find i?T issueing?a^ proclamation
to the pepple of the
mtsta r.ftl - ?a CIKViib * ~
? ?w., AAMaavwi. VJIUUUS, a
f prominent member of the Columbia
? f bar andr-prdsident of the Richland"
f\ County Humane Society is sponsor^
^iing a bill thru the State General As^
^ embly now irTsession for the teaching
humane education in the public
l^^T^pols of the state.
\\ # pfoMwlio are interested in huI',
ad5W^on *n ^e 8tate are ask- "
I 4 ed to writ**0 *^e members of their
fL. delegation#1 their respective counties
>?W# their delegation to -give
.1 up'pnrt #the bill entitled "the proI
tection Jp birds and animals." The
followi#*8 a copy of the hill now
I . on th? Pa"
B . - ift to Provido o Courae in the *-=r=jjblic
-Schools in this state relative
/> the Protection of Birds and AniW
inale.
H ,/Section.? 1. Be it ^enacted: That
ft i^1* +tlftl,mirPOsa of- lessening, crime
and raising the standard of good cititenahip
and inculcating the-epirit of
humanity, such humane education
shall be giyen' in?the Publie-Schools
of this State as shall inrflirtp *Vio Irinrl
and just- treatment of birds, horses,
doga and other animals.
Section 2, Inevery Public School ~
within this State, not less than fifteen
minutes of each week during the
whole of each term of school, shall
be devoted to__ teaching the - pupils
thereof kindness and justice to, and
_ l humane treatment and protection of, 'i
birds and animals, and the important
_ J part they fulfill in the econoInyJ_Qf
' nature- It shpll ho nyiHrmnl nnnh
teacher whether such training shall be
through reading of' humane stories,
or narratives of ,daily incidents or il-'
lustrations taken from personal experience,
. The in struction shall be a
part of the curriculum of study in all
- | tho - Puhliin RriiftAla n*
t Section 3. The Principal njr teacher
of every school shall certify in his or
her reports that sucft~tntsructioir-has
heen given in the school-under his or
her control. " ~ * __J_
Executive Secretary I. M. A. Myers
of the State Teachers' Association
" -of South Carolina, the principal of
the Howard High school nt Columbia has
invited Seymour Carroll, field
iv secretary of the Humane Society for
the State to speak at their annual
j meeting in March. Among other in:
ft"' "vltationa that have'come to Mr. Car- '
1 roll is one from J. D. JSarr, editor and
Booker Washington
- School,
The names of pupils who ^attain an
average of 95"% or nhove in conduct
I Attendance and scholarship are plareri
& j on the Honor Roll.x ThoSe who make
I" 90% or above are placed on the Dis-E-:
tinotion Roll. --Theso?marks are ior
the third term of six weeks.
ELEVENTH GRADE.
VL None,? ;?- .. . J
TENTH GRADE.
Distinction Roll:
ffl. Bruce Bailey Fred -Hipp,-Charlotte
W. Jackson, Frank Monteith.
NINTH GRADE.
Distinction Roll:.
It Ferris Elmer Mcintosh, Carrie
li Cook, Annice Williams. '
tjj EIGHTH GRADE.
Ill Distinction Roll:
. jt" LeRoy Hardy, Harry B. Rutherford,
'll * SEVENTH GRADE.,
kl Distinction Roll:
V Raymond Bailey, Ida Davis, Jessie
JK Mae Lemon; -
"* SIXTH GRADE.
FIFTH GRADE.- ^
'I FOURTH fRADE.^
Distinction Roll:
R*chef nardy. Jfngar McGlarkmf:
iM Moses Hopkina,'^picine Smith, t
kjK THIMD GRADl>r -
? v _1 .JUzRctlon Roll:'
' |M. JosephBonner, Louise Monroe,
SECOND GRADE.
^7BP*>r'3|'ANCED FIRST GRADE.
_jL- Gora Lee Boyd, Rosa Lee Cham- .
' dl pion, Junnie Martin, Charlotte _ Sat- ?'
11 terwhite. ; -f ^
t Dfetittction Roll:?
of ifJoshua Jones, Mattie Lou Barton, .
? _ ' ??i jpafa i i ii
~
merican Humane |
ducation Review :
1. State Press Bureau 1 t
Libei ty Building ~ ~
Greenville, S. C7
publisher of *hte Asheville Enterprise'
to speak in the City Auditorium in I
Asheville in Aprih?Next week Seeretary
Carroll" goCs tcT~Union, Spartanbnrg.
QalFney, anil King's MAnhtain
in the interest of "National Humane
Week," April the 13th thru
the 111th. ' Several
eulogies on the dog by the
late U. S. Senator "George G. Vest of
Missouri have been furnished the
Htur. "Edmund "At'' McDowell, "Th<T pYt^
vate' secretary to the Governor of
South Carolina on his personal request
thru this office., Visits to Newberry,
Clinton and Laurens have been
At Columbia President. C. R An.
risdei at Benedict College" "has opened
the door of the -college to the reorganization
of the study of humane
education at the college. Principal
Charlotte A., Jackson Of the Waverley
school-has an active "Band of Mercy"
workers at the Waverley school. Princ.ipal
.Tacksnn expresses a riasira in a
letter to the Greenville. office to de%
vote a part of their commencement
TUUigfam "to the interest of dumb
animal^ " C.
Waverley Humane Society.
An active humane society is at the
Wayertey~UHton School -in -thin rgyT
Last week a "Band of Metcy" was organized
at th eschool, with a chapter
in each class. The"followlng are the
officers^?President,iVIiss Charlotte A.
Jackson, Principal; Vice-president,
Miss Ola E. Burns, teacher 7t^i grade;
second: Vice-presideftt, Brice Shelton,
stxidenL.-8.th_grade; secretary. Miss
Lizzie L. Sinclair, teachei^"of~the 4th
grade; a board of control with Mrs.
H. -M. Moore, teacher 6th grade as the
director?and -the?following -students
from each class: Vennie Goree, 7th
grade; Addie Jones. 6th grade: Dimond
Gunter, 4th grade; Ethel Simmons,
3rd grade; Dan Tindal, 2nd
{rmHn; ?and Ora Bell
Sally, of-the 1st grades.
The Rev. T. T. Pollard, rector of the
St. Mary's "Episcopal church on Gates
street and the principal of the St.
Mary's. School is devoting- nnp hnnr
on the last Friday afternoon each
month to humane edueation. A public
program will be held in the school
auditorium it is said . ?Dr. P_ollard?is
the chairman-^Qf- the St- Mary's JRai^d.
of Mercy Club at the capital's leading
Episcopal school, in the State.
?The-'Institution has an enrollment
of oVer three hundred students,
~Anyinforinatiuii relative to national
humane week or literature relative
to^ humane-education nof dumb animals"
will -fee gladly, furnished thru Dr.
Francis H. Rowley, national president?
180 Longwood Avenue, Boston
op Seymour Carroll, field secretaryT
Liberty building7 GreenviRer S. C. ""
??- tJulia
Jennett, Adeline Johnson, John
Adams, Eugene Brown, Joshua Ijjlartitt,
Jafrfas p ^oopcr' ??
- Honor Roll:
Viola Mims, Dorothy Elizabeth
Pearson.
LMStincuon Koii:
?Virginia Gibson, Eliea Jamison,
Ratify*/Johnson, Luella Taylor,, ireal
Whetstone, ..Clementine Allen, Mamie
Lee Austin, Edward Lake, Phoebe
Surglur? Riley Wilson. _ .
SPAItTANgURG SOCIAL
r NEWS.
Mesdames Rhinehardt and
Campbell entertained one of the
most enjoyable occasions pulled
off in the city recently, which
wgy-Hrrgcfeption at Mrs, campbell's
beautiful bungalow on N.
Dean St., Wednesday evening.
Forty or more guests, consists
ing of the leading business and
professional merr of the city and
a number of out of town guests
enjoyed this unusual affair.
The home was decorated beautifully
with red roses and carna-!
tions with little red hearts. The
beautiful drop lights were air
v Koaf onrl 4-ViA V* r? vrl tirAA^
X/IJW* VW.OL tlic iiai u wuuu
floor was wonderful for dancing.
"The Greenville Orchestra
furnished the *- best of music.
Everybody seemed to have enjoyed
the occasion very much
Dr. H. C. Hardy rohdered ? adTGT
Mrs. Rhinehardt-^accompanying
him. at the piano. Mrs. McWhlrtcr,
Mrs. Rhinehardt and
Miss Oxner rendered a trio, Miss
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"4 ? I. I. 1.1 I *.nI ' hq ?; :
TORPA
UVINB G0MIN
BETHEL.
.Gomez, Pastor of
"! ? (Alhcontrfch^petroit, Mid
* poetry,'? accomy Sunday, Feb.
:J;_ and sent to 1501M. "E. church.
3 column. Allworth> Tje Uni i'P1
_i tha "?lent, if you have it.)
J* x'he Editor of this Departi
a siring yc^ug on any subject fo
* moriams, expressions of frien*
5 kinds. - ^ r?
SasaaoBttaacB^^
In the midst of the fiery trials
passing, it is a source of univers
loyalty that Tie has for the land oi
' ? - ' < _
' ? America, dear fatherlai
= We bring this humb
r? - And-dauntless
From thee we learned
The -deathless will that <
r: With noblest r<
Although our fairer bi
To own our royal bl<
Thou are our r
~~
We won our heritage
?And bold onduronoo bo
?r And yet a atr<
If we were false to?t
_?_Land of fair I
\ We shallN be true fto th
?. Til all the ear
Our blood is blended ii
" Our Souls are shinir
in ??? Of-lovely_JFree
Shall^ aught of patty a
v Shelters the ei
America, How could w
If we loved Afrlc's s
_ Borne on_the
Back to our motherland,
Now bears the torch ol
.. - And so in joy
The following- pnofT,
? .
SLI
, Why \tfaste "life's fleetir
Life is too short?.top s\
To spend them .... in
?: T*o blight us as the win
Behold the wonders of <
zzm? Think vmr
No! Men who laugh i
"And hold the helm of i
> When I think not of mi
Away the bed while bu;
?jfoJjWOh comes Death,
Thru whose dark water
?? ?- O Wisdom, if the watcli
And catch" me nodding i
Xet old Time wake me
And dock me for each i
; Smith, of New York gccompani
at the piano. Then__the gues
Kvere usheredin the dfningTOO
where everything was beaul
[fully arrayed: Fruit cock-tz
i was served by Miss Oxner; Mr
-Rhtnehardt served salad" wi1
j ed coffee with whipped ereai
Beautiful little hearts were gi
en for souverjirs;
The honored guests were i
I follows: Miss Smith, New Yoi
|jVlessrs. Sexton Broth^^-f^m*
go; Mr. Robinson, New Jerse:
Mrs, Thompson, Detroit.
The occasion wa3 Voted
most happy one by all present
Miss Pearl Williams Entertati
The Sliver Leaf Sewing Circle
The Silver Leaf Sewing Circ
4ield its meeting at the home <
Mrs. Pearl Williams with its u
| ual opening, Prayer by Pres
?>
uenu, ioung.*> uiutr song^
Mrs. Rhinehardt^ "plHrrisTT~
The members responded 1
the roll call with quotations ar
! paying dues. Then the Cli
went into itsregular routine <
dewing. Many beautiful di
signs were exhibited. The ho
tess served the Club a most eh
borate feast consisting of shrirr
salad on lettuce, erackers, picl
les, hot coffee with whippe
cream; fruit punch with cak
Candy valentine baskets
souvenirs. They adjourn t
meet at the home of ft$rs. Do]
ffianLli n L 0XN?f
? -Reporter. NELSON'S
BEAUTY
PARLOR ?
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All Kinds**-~yr-?"
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Mme. Josephine Nelson, Mgr.
1317 Wheat St., Columbia, S. (
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"TT ADER
yVfEJIO aco5XKe;o^
^FSfarX. '" ?
' , ParV?^^
" irent Poetry?*- "K
BetheT^oeiNSON. ~
h., wi\yjent must be typewritten, "rCST" I \.
. 16 and ' addressed return anvel ape, 5 .
Columbia, S. C., to the Editor of this 5
ts *will be printed under your own 8'
irants, this is your chance to develop jJLL
nent offers his services to anyone do?
n-apy occflflion. such an epitaphs, meis
hip, or -topics for programs of all 5 J
1 **
Ca?aS3??83?8^mC83aX03^ I ?
i thru.which the American Negro is now^X
admiration to see the noble spirit of, ,y
t his transplantation:'
AMERICA. ?-7-T? '?fka-\
r'"~ - ~ ~~ ' _ a
i^Ta^^^TortiVu^B ***
loyalty! , ' ? -2r~
the love of liberty? " ^
crowns 4he eagle's brood ?? * ?
>yalty! . -- ' N .a^
others still disdain %
>od that came from thee, X
ta^iue land! .
? -i ~-E5 A
thru bitt'rest pain, 1 o
Li. !*I. . , UL_
'qyTre-um nuciiy,
HiEwr.hMHM _ - X
Afric's kingly_Wood, X
hee, America! - ii'reedom's
sunl =? ?? *f?
? -n... .'n .IT.' r r. ?
Us ?ulrgreedy flood" ? ? Y7,
ee, America, ^
' - 1 r- - -
l each crimson stripe? I ?j:
ig in .each silver stat1 ???* r !-??
domVUag. H*
trife with filth hpgfr|p& flit
from afar; ? , ' ^i =
tgle's cray? -j,_
e love thee so. .
:urmy strand the less? " ' - "7" H|'r~
eagle's-wing. " * 4;' ^ *
, our new blood'js~flow,
: love, to free, to bless; g
we sing! 1:5
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has a different tone: """
ZEPING. "Z|*
ig moments in sleeping?" 7 "
vift winged are the hours, {
bed while Death comes creeping X
ter blights theHow'rs.? " "?-*?-?-= A?
: : -Xmarv'lous
^ageH ?
it slumber ^inould each age. * ^
ghty things, I sleep. r X
rns life'e feeble glow! J ??
s, sleeping I must go. $
ling, stars look dowri T
B& my mig^y p^st,? ?.... ..?-? '7 -y?
f with his darkest frown, X
dIe~"moment lost! . i"
M ~ 'NOTICE ^%=
tS
m\ Davis*Flower Shon ~ \%~
Has moved from 1010 Washing-ijj
.s ton Street and will be Lo- ?'
-h ?- cafced Feb. 1, 1925 at J~~
n ?In Connection?
v- . BEAUTY PARLOR |
Poro System^? ;***
as Used and Taught. Visit our
k Shop. Hours: SLAi. M. to 8 P. M. *
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THE ROSE SHOP |
a The Rose Shop is being operated ?
^ .Mrs. Georgia Ovorby ?
Cut and Wax Flowers. Floral" ?
le Designs at Reasonable Prices j.g
Mme. Ruff Poro Hair Dressing '?
s"i:; , Parlor
'Is- being operated at the samp ft**0
^? -y Address !?
Rose Shop Open on Sunday. 1
to Hours: 9:30 A. M. to 8:36 P. M. g
id 1010 Washington St., Phone3922 ?
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use
a- Gardner's Hair Pomade J
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d 25 Cents Per. Box ; 2x63
'? GarditerVHali' Pomade Co. \~s=:
0 Atlanta, Ga.
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Skin and Scalp Soap( Pace Powders | A
Deodorant, Vanishing Cream, Cold $
Cream, Talcum Powder, Toilet Wat^ ?
er. Bouquet Perfume.
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- S^ALP and HAIR TREATMENT ] |
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