The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 21, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
Laurens News.
Laurens, S. C., Feb. 16.
p The Sunshine Club^of Bethel
Ar M. E. church entertained, on
last Friday aftrenoon'Feb. 13,
r terwhite on 523 Downea street.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Emaiine
Nelison, after the Club "sang a
..." selection;"*4Shtnc~'Tbf~ 7osus/~
Next was the scripture reading
by the president. Invocation by
tho pastor Kev. L"C. Meulellan.
?- - The program rendered during
the_ afternoon^ was as iollows:
Essay, "How to Conquer Seh
" fiaVinpas." by Miss Mavolia
Grant.?Solo, "Beautiful isle,"
ht.-oo Mn^u T pp Fnwler. Re
% uy iuioo i'Awi j ~ citation,
"Beautiful Thoughts,?
by MislTMattie P. Shelton- Se-~
lect reading, by Mr. Richard |
Sanriohr Closing remarks by
the pastor Rev. J. C. McClellan. j
He made an excellent talk to
the Club and I am sure every
one present gathered many helpful
thoughts. r~
There., were several visitors
present durirj? the afternoon,
among them .were Miss Pauline |
^ church andf Miss Beatrice Richey
of Mt". Vernon A. M. E.:
Church. We are always glad to I
have visitors in the Sunshine
? .Club. ~~
hers to enrpll witirns during the'
last meeting. Among them
wcic ivii . vv line oiiuiiiaic, iuioo (
* Willie Mae Jackson, Miss Bea-j
*--- t?ripf> Richey and Miss Ludie;
Higgins. The membership com i
mittee is doing excellent work.
We commend them highly.
^During the latter part of the
?afternoon " -a?delicious, sweeTj
^ course of hot chocolate and cake
tor which the presdient ... Mrs.
?.Nelson called on Miss Mary Lee
- Fowler to thank the hostess foil;
? - - the kind -repast lhaL had7 been?given
U3j The program -was+
- -eOTulUded with llm-closir^f-song-j
"Take the Name of" Jesus with .
. You." Mizpah. ' ! ~
Bethel-2^. Mr~Ek~ church was
y. crowded uu Suijday morning
Feb. 15, to the utmost capacity.,
Our pastor Rev. J. C. McClel-|
mon, using/as his subject, "Isj
Heaven For a Man,Like Me?"
And as he preached the Holy
- Ghdgt was ?showered?dmvrtrf
many souls were revived, with:
one convert and- six joiners,)
-^-namely: Curl Leak, Walter Leak j
Donald Burton, James R. John-;
- sonr James Miller and Cleveland j
Legfr. " " ' ^
? The_ choir rendered delight-!
ful music and is improving rap-i
idly. -Our Sunday school arid A.f
T | ?C. E. League are movine alone!
t.*?? nicely, with Mr. W- A. White;
~~as~sueprtytondent of thelSurr^
day school and Miss Mattie._?L|
rv Buckett as president of the League.
All of the boards are taking
shine Club. Thp Stewardess
board No. 4, with Mrs. J. C. Mc|
. JDlellan as "president rendered a-P
program at-tfte homo of * theJ
vice-president, Mrs. Narnie Garlington:
Amor|t the -manyj
^guests were: Mrs. Mary Whit-J
ner of St. Paul Baptist church, |
who made an excellent address,;
which we all enjoyed. We were
also glad to have with us Mr. i
*7 John Suber, an officer of the
L New Brookland A. M. ^church,
|~* "The Boosters Club'Will meet
K-:: A on Thursday evening at the '
sm luiiiTn iif din iliiniili ill Mrs. SaffiH "
Satt re white. We are always
Ep|jg)ad to have our friends from i
fc' 1 fl?7 neighboring churches visit j
us. Our doors swing open and ;
heag^i W^come awaits you. (
" jTyi riirijiriFf
MeClellanville -News,
Jas. A, Holman, Reporter.
0\wkmtM\.mmy . ?
Last -Sunday Rev. J. C. Clinton
steered th.e good ship of
Zion atlSantee ^ for the Rev. J.
response to duty at iiethe^ delivered
a message calculated ?o
be the beat that ever fell from
his lips. It was a masterpiecer
Before services were brought to
a rinse Wogfnn tnnV nr?rasion
to put in aoma. timely^ remarks
for?Race?newspapers.
Your scribe and Rev- S. K. Howard-followed
in the order named;
with short talks along the same
line. We predict that much
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I good-will accrue irom wnat was
i&aid for Netgro enterprises./ .
Mrs. - Sallie Drayton aged citizen,
for a long time in poor
week in attempting to warm
her time-worn body which was
chilled by the blast of winter
winds.?Everything possible is
being done to. make her few remaining
days comfortable. '
The Sons and Daughters of
Bethel, a secret"~?ociety' known
by its generosity to the suffering,
headed by J. D. Graham,
tTas. W. White and others, contributed
liberally in ^iTfinanciaflj
-aouL ' ? ?
Strolling around^Sundayafternoen
in company with Will Williamson
we pulled up at the
home of_John Green and wife.
Green has been confined to the
house with rheumatism for four
months, but is up and will soon
be out again. . Next we came to
the humble abode of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Oliver both of whom
^ui: i 1 i. r..i ?J i .1 i
aic uuiiu, uut ciieeriui aiiu ooia
in DQSwnn^ pf thwr hnino -Far
has seen service in the Civil
known to America. He chats
freely of-what he ffffWr-end-felt
d^mg-those gloomy days. Pension
from the U, S. Govern
liieiR keeps him and his^ ^ecT
ties of life.? ??^
Mr.; ancMVIrs. Walter -Mayes
of PhiladeTphia-are visitors in
town, the guests of their aunt
Mrs^ Paul Shepard. Leaving
Wednesday, lliey will gd * td
Jamestown for a two weeks' j
X Guaranteed St?
% STUDEBAKER
?15.35 FOB
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Jk 1021 Gervai* Street
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X Phones 851
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"The Home of
4 B. B. Kirkland ,
% . 1411 ASSEMBLY STR
IB.A.BL
TAILC
Dry Cleaning, Pre
Hats Cleaned and
tor and Deliver.
1112 Washington BC;??Ph
oacKSQpoxjmo^^
I CAPITAL 1
I .. RETAIL
Clinchfiel<
; PHoni
621 Lad
. r THE PALME
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stay at the heme of Mrs. Maye:
mother before.returnihgf to th<
Quaker City.;"'
Richard grazier of the Beac?
settlement la a la gripp& suffer
er. For hirii we hope a speedj
restoration to health;-?
Elder Joseph S. Morant at
Wilmington, N. C.? last week, re
turning in time^ to preside ove:
Quarterly Conference on JJucl
Hall pircuit, Rev. Wm. Wrjgh
twirp Sunday ?
MAGNOLIA COURT NO- 15.
Magnolia jCourt No. 15, ha(
thp Vinnnr rvf hnvirxr Watr?'T F*
Davis of the Grand Court ol
South Carolina, also a Granc
Deputy^ as their guest at theii
rjjular installation, on Feb. 9th
quota. After being introducec
to the Court, Rev. Davis mad(
a splendid talk which was mucl
enioyed and appreciated- Tiu
W. jC., Mrs. F. I. Singleton, thei
appointed seveiaTcommittees t<
prepare the refreshments whlc.T
was quietly done. After enjoying
the same, the Court waf
sung and theT^memherS anc
guest, after having spent an enjoy
able meeting adjourned t<
pieet agaiq Feb. 23rd, At. fi o'clock.
? 7 ^
r Mrs. TT1. Singleton, W. C.,
Mrs. H. D. Bookman, R. D
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j1 FRIENDSHIP ?
(Continuea Trom page four)
tor of the value and longevity
of friendship/' A?
To this it is enough to say,
read and ponder.
4-^ r- 4-1, ? i- 1 11- ? -1
v.i> tuat aa mug as me waiers
of life run smoothly, and there
is -no -sea sickness provisional
friends are" many." But- * the
ones who bear our infirmities.
= And truly as was said, we
value that, friendship in prouortion
that suffering is endured
without complaint.
However- this be, valuation is
surpassed; and^all other conceptions
fade into smallness~ when
one hears with "patience and
A?
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tD $16.99 f
iny Battery Co. ^
Phone 6794?
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EET?Columbia, S. C.
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COALCO" !
ERS OF !
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y Street j
TTO LEADER ^ ;?
a faith, the thoughtless inflictions ;
2 of a friend.. . . 1 V .1 <
This is a friendship to be
f cherished and to be nursed ; to 1
- sacrifice and suffer for.
f ' In it is the sweet essence of J
-fifex and, OOhiftion sense and
r thought 'are necessary elements
? inJxi end ship as -elsewhere
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t Arrival and Departure of Trains
= ATLANTIC OAST LINE <
-?I'OLUIBBIA, 3 "? j
Effective September 91, 1Q91 a
(All trains daily)
-"Depart. -(Union Station) Arrive _
5:45 a. m. Wil.-New.. York 12:55 p. in. ...
Sleeper to Wilmington. J
? 3:25 p. m. Wil.-New York 10:50 p. m. \
Sleeper to Wilmingrtorr?<
4:50 p. m. Charleston 11:35 A. m. m
i Eflrlor Car to Charleston "
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| Columbia, Newberry & Laurens R. R.
r dll:65 a. m. Lau.-Green c4:40 p. m.
d 4:20 p. m. Laurens dll:65 a. m.
1 Union Station daily; d?'Gervias St."~
J station daily except Sunday. T
j! For information caljr at UnionSta^
- tion. Phone 9782. ___ .
- SOUTHERN RAILWAY ~ *
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f -Arrival ancfdeparture of passen- "j
_ ger trains at Columbia,'J5. C. Cor- ?j
i-Arrive-Nor Between No. Depart.
jrected to December 21-, 1924.
*"10:05 a Si "NT ?YT-Augusta 3110:15 a L
4:20 p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 4:35 p
7 1T30 p 27 ChaHesfon-Cin. ?7 1:45 p i
^ 5i5Q p 28 Cm-Charleston 28 4:05 p
-"10:40 p 10 Coiumpia-Cin. 9 7:05 a (
10:01^ :_20l Columbia-Aug.?19 7:00 a 1
10:15 a -8 Columbia-Aug. 7 5:45 p _
r -ttrSO-a- 14^ColumbTa-Sav. 13 2:10jp ~
9:25 p 5 Corumbia-Chaf. "4 -5:40'^ ~
9:45 a 3 Columbia-Char. 6 2:40 p
10:25 p 11 Columbia-Char. 12 7:10 a (
=i__5^20^-15 Columbia-Char. 16 3:00 a" I
1:45 p . 2 Columbia-Spar. 1 4:25 p
10;25 p 16 Columbia-Green. 15 (TF55 a^
2:05 p 18 Columtpa-Green. 17 2:10 p C
j 4:45 p 113 Cola.-Rbck Hill 111 6.15 a 8
': 12:30 p 117 Cola.-YoTk ? 118 12:30p *
Nos. 31 and 32, Augusta special:
j Pullmans and dining cars. . 1
_No&. 27 - and?28, Carolina special}- ?
.{Pullman and dining cars. ^
j Nos. 9 and 10, 23, 24, ?and of the 2
rSky special; Pullmans and dining cars. ^^tigh
class coaches all trains. * De- (
r published as information only and not 1
' guaranteed.
^ Gity ticket- -office. 1307 Main Street^ ?
I U. T. COBB, jC^ T. A.,
A f* f*-^T-g**7TT--p:-A-Telephone
6356. \
Davis Flower Shop and
Beauty Parlor (
"Poro System" *. -? -4
i 2103GervaiSjSt., Columbia^S^-G? ^
4_ Will be open to the public, ~
t Wednesday, February <-47 1925. n
We will handle_f rejsh Opt flnwprs, J
'* Bells Washburn, Carnations,
I Fieiieh~Scott koses, Johnquils, (
" | Sweet Peas, i Fresh Spenger 1
'! Fern. Our Specialty Funeral
Florals. Fresh Cut and Waxeri ~
Flowers for alt occasions; i
4? "Poro Sy?teiy" _
Let us hring back your youth
for you. We will bob your hair
will order your fashionable wigs, i
* '
( owiLcues, Draias and curls, all
shades for wavey and straight
- hair. We have delightful tot- ~
t let-preparations- on - sale.
k Mme. Sarah B. Davis, Mgr. *
ALLEh
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i ? A Co-educational Ins1
\ <f> Under the Auspices of
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x Utters the Foil
V ? Arts^and Science
X "and'THftoring.- -?
X For further inf01
'S' lT-2-iZZ?L. V" * :
Dffice Hours: -. Telephones:
L1:SQ-A, M. to 2 P. M. Office 3536
6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 2621
Dr. C. R. St.ppphpnROTi
Physician and Surgeon??
Diseases of Women and. Children A
Specialty =
rTT4^S~3&aombly j&r- -?1328 Oak St
Dr. L. M.-DANIELS
Physician and. Surgeen
Special Attention Given Diseases of
- ' " .? Women.
.121 Washington St. 2210 Hampton
jmce f none: t>4zy Kes. rnone: '/loo
)ffice Hours: 7 Telephones:
0 to 12 M. ' - Office 6744
2 to 6 P. M. Res.. 3702
Sunday Byj Appointment
DR. M. A. EVANS
diseases ofWomen and Children A
Specialty. Graduate Nurses in
Attendance.??~?
801*6 Taybr St. ?Columbia, sTC"
)ffieo Houroi ^ Telephones:
1 to 10 A. M." : - ?Office 4076
.2 to 3 P. M. Res. 6962
'to 8 P.M. '
_ .w ........ ... ? t >*' . V.
Mftce; "r- Residence:
1 1 Q1A Ot 1AOO ? 04
AJ.U /X TT UOIIII>5 VUI1 ^ V. XV^O Uljaii Ubi
)ffice Hours;, : Telephones:
3:00 to 10;B0 A~ M niBwinM
2:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692
2:30 to 4:00 P. M.
feOOo 8s00 P.JM... ?
DR. J. G. STUART
)ffice: Residence:
702 Main Street 1417 Pine Street
COLUMBIA, S. C.
)ffice Hours: ' Telephones:
to 9 A. M. Office 4247
to 2 P. M. - Res. 4052
to 8 P. M.
3r. W. D. Chappelle, Jr.
1101 Gervais St. - 1301 Pine St.
Iffice,-Hours: . Teleprhone:
O^TcrlO A: M. Offi. & Res. 4263
2 to IP. M.
6 to 8 P. M. _ .
Oftiice S Residenre'
329 Pine St., Columbia, S. C.
DR. N. A. JENKINS
)ffice: Residence:
107% Washington St. 1416 Pine St.
!hone. 6Q33 Phone 3873
? !
)ffice Hours: - -Telephones:
' A. M. to 11 A. M. .Office 8281
^^!fo28
)ffice: Residence:
.323% Assembly St. 1514 Gregg St.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Jfficf fttmrat? ^ H
5 P.' M. to 7 P. M.
Dr. J. H. Goodwin
Phones: Office 6026 Res. 3039
LI 19 Washington St. Columbia S. C
r>R- TAMILS H. SIMS
Veterinary Surgeon
126 Laurel St., Phone 4178
_ COLUMBIA, S. a ??JA
jfa*. ^
J UNIVE
>LUMBIA, S.
Chappelle, A. M., Ph. D
itution for the Traininj
the African Methodist
owing Courses:
s, Normal, Teacher Tn
ne Economics, Music, P
1_ * ? C
matidn address:
Rev. D. Ht Sims, A.
' ' >y " l
fe*' .nl' t" 1 7 ? * - -> -?? ? ? 1
Saturday, February21, 1925.
nal Cards ~TT i
; Office Hours: Phone 3536
I 9 A, M, to 2 P. .Mr . 1
. 3 PTHTto 7? P. Mr-rSundayf~By
AppoIntmentST
* . . 1Hr?T ' ..' \C< _ J
Dr. EL G. Thompson
- ? ; ^gtsn ~ . ,
_ Pyorrhea. Treated Succeiafnllv. j
[ HI4'%As?*ttibly St:?Columhlup^^ ?A
Office Hours: Phone 6030
vtw w i?vv r iu.
, 2:00 to 6:00 P. M.
- Sunday By Appointment.
DR. L. A. LEWIE?
t?? ?Dentist ;
| 1702 Main St., -? " Columbia, S. C.
~~ I WeM
Phone 6706 - ^ Jj7
1109% Washington St., Columj^^
* Over Johnsnn-Rrariley-Morris .
I : =g? ^ i ?
Office Hours: Telephones:
8:30 A. M. to 1 P. M. Office 6033
-ihOQ P. M. tu 0:80 P. M. Res. 3873
I UK. D. K. JENKINS
_> DwUit
: ! 1
- Extraction- by-enrirfimHy *^e?ths?il ___?
A Specialty.
1107^4 Washington St. Columbia
Office Hours: ?-Telephones: ^
8:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 4756
3:00 P. M. to 7 P. M. ? Res. 5873
Dr. Jas. H. finodft, Jr.
' Dentist
Frederick Building : _=,
1323 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C.
Opposite City Mnrlrof
?
dr. it. fir. cooper?xDentist
- Gold Croiwn and Brfdye Work A
Specialty."
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Offl. Phone 6429 1125 Washington
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- rrer,.? Tn-~-~ r> .-~ r?i yb mm =
;? - ?... ,uuu ivcs. riiuue to i I 1
Hours;43:30 A. M. to 6;00 P. M.
^ Sundays & Evenings by Appointment
Dr. George C. Dennis
Surgeon Dentist , ?
" ^ f. . 0
Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty.
Pyorrhea Treated Successfully.
( Frederick Building, Boom 3
1323 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C.
Opposite City Market.
Residence;- 4118 Harden Street
Sambo and George, two Colored
boys, could not read, write, or tell
, tl^e timedf day. Sambo bought him"
George, knowing that Samboo coulcT
_ not tell the time, thousrht he would
have a little fun at Samboo's expense.
Said' George: "Sambo, what time
is it?" . :?
Sambo, not wishing to expose his
' ignorance, took the watch out cf his
_ pocket, held it in the palm of his hand
and holding it "but* ttf George, said: ~ ~
"Damn if she ain't," replied George.
"Dar she am." , *?* ^?
RSITY I
Chancellor
gr of Negro Youths. % '
Episcopal Church. ? ^i/1]
lining, High^hool,*%j^
rinting, Commercial
M?, D. D., President.
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