The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 28, 1925, Page SEVEN, Image 7
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_?Saturday. Fffh ?*r 2^ 192&?:
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J. Locals & 1
Mrs. Florence Brown, 1410
Park St..Js still very ill at her 1
home. : h
Mr. Richard Watts passed ?
through the?City enrontc to ?
Florida. k
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- - Professor Martin- Menafee 1J
was in the City? Wednesday t
looking the uiLluiciof hfinlth
f ' ' ' . " ' ' ?
.Professor S. L. Fin ley, prin- T
cipal of Chester Graded School
^spent the-week end-in the Gity.
Mr. and Mrs. /Jesse Withers ^
motored over to the exercises ^
held at Columbia Theatre Sun- ?
.* dgy- - " r
Trinity Baptist Church! Hock a
Hill, SC., spent a few hours to ~
the City last week. . ' / . r
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? Mrs. Fannie Stephenson of ^
Greenville is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Paralee Davenport at ?
1322 Gadsden St.
_ _ ^Professor Lawoon, ?principal *
of. the Lincoln Hifeh School, 6
Sumter, was a visitor 4n theCap.
Mr. John H. Chavis-of Nortlv-^
S. C.. Clork of?th^-QrangebugfipAssociation
was a visitor in the
Capital City last Wednesday. |
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Mr. J. E. Robinson, Palestine,' ^
Texas, National Adviser of the ^
Woodmen of America, spent the _
week end in the Capital City. a
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Miss Geneva Cornwell who e
. now teaching in the Public r
SchooL4lL Chester spent' t.hp i
week end at home with" her mo- 8
? thav :.TT^ \
Misses Eunice Carroll,-JLddie
and Jula Thomas, teachers in
- the Camden Public School motored
to the City Sunday for
a few hours. *
. La
JleV. C. H. Tobias, New Yorkj^
City r-ex-past or of SidneyParkf3
Church, preached an?ccBBtegtp
sermon on last Sunday at Sid- C
neyPark- Church. ^
, b
I TUTi-U W i
j ?misses iviary dames ancHPel-tP
L lan, teachers of State College, v
Orangeburg, S. C., spent -"the \
week end in. the Gity as guests S
I of Miss Geneva Cornwall ?4=8
I ' "It
I Miss Lillian Watts has beeh 8
with La Grippe. - We ?are glad 1j
to know that she is out agauTall I<
full of sunshine and smiles. f
Don't fail to hear Mr. David Q
Abnfer, Jr., ofTeyaa, thp nffiVi.
_aLhead_of the American Wood- I
, :men; at Zion Baptist Church,
o'clock Sunday afternoon,
f March 1st.
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A party of North Carnlirm. A
dignitaries were here a few days ^
?^^gorconsisting orTresIding El- ^
ders Avery, A, J. Wilson and v
others. They called at the e- S
piscopal residence. ?-?? '
Rev. J. U. . Allen, D. D., of
Greenville, spent last Saturday a
and Sunday in the City, a guest t
t of his son-in-law, Mr. R. W. q
Jackson, Oak St. Dr. Allen c
m preached for Second Calvary q
. Sunday mogninfr-^ :
w> ?
Bishop W. D. Chappelle left b
W. inursday for Florida for a long y
stay. The Bishop was so im- n
m. proved this week that he waajE
J able to drive to the Campus andf
I il^wn t?wn. There is a general
wish that ere long he will be 3
LT> Jhimself again. :i . . . . a
Miss Louise Jackson has been
UK ill for four weeks and is still c
1confined to bed. We wish for
I I her a speedy recovery. t
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Mrs. Mary L. .Hampton, 1229
ienderson St., is now out of the
ospital and getting along nicely.
?7T NOTICE, 7
ho current issue rT)hst rqncK
his office, (if out of town) not
y news by Wednesday nights
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ril^l'lfj?WAjJUlNUTOW?A
sodal eventpJf mjiclLJntermt
to tholr friends was the*
teautiful Colonial Wedding of
Irs. Martha Dandridge Custis,
laughter of the?-distinguished
Teorge^Vashingtoi^of Virginia,
itv; Febr-28:-1ffift 7 '
-Several musical numbers-were,
endered before the entrance of |
he wedding party. Doctor
larold?King-Ghurchdl?presided
,t the organ. To the.strains of
lendelssohn the bridesmaids,
ind groomsmen entered; next J
ame the candle bearers^ follow^7
d by the ring bearer, the'maid
f honor- f>nierer1 hiul n?m Din
lower girls.
The bride, handsomely jdress*
d in Colonial style advgncetTtTv
he Chancel on the arms' of her
ather, where she was met by the j
iridegroom. who was attended
iy his best man, Paul Revere.
Tte Rev. David Mossam perdrrhefTThe
ceremony". ~
This wedding was first seen
if Sidney Park Church, given
iy the Sunday School in interst
of a $2,t)UU drive.' It was
epeated in the spacious auditorurn
of Allen University, by j
pecial request, tti iqfg^est of
Vesley JM^ E. Cfcurchz-. z L THE
STAGS ENTER?tainep
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The bi-monthly meoting of
he Stags Wednesday evening |
1 the-cozyi-home ef-Mr. and Mrs-.'!
Z. H. Wiley was a most enioy-j
hle^ffair. _ The hosts-of?the:
ccasioK wem ^Wfleyr Brrj
loodwin, Br. F. B. Johnson and
attorney Frederick. Seven ta-1
les of whist were played, thej
rizes for i:he^rventhg heirig ^~
/arded to Dr. Stuart, 1st; Mr.
: : ' ' +
falter Brown, 2nd; while Mr.
need.of New Yot^ thelioyse[
;ucat of?Eh^f^epTtenson, capured
the booby, ^.fier the!
ames a toothsome supper con-;
istifig of barbecue, chicken,-sa^j
ids, etc., was served, Mrs. Wi-;
y ueing assisted by Mrs. Wakeield
and Messrs. Johnny Rol-!
iuite a few out of town guests i
^eie piesenl, Dl\ Dixon of
larnwell, feeing 7gm?5ng themu.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs.. Lilly Graves announces i
he marriage of- her daughter^!
liss Ruby J. to Mr. John W. j
Viley, on Jan: 15th 1925. at 4:301
"hey are making their home
/ith their mother at 808 Lady
It., Columbia, S. C. - .
ljax club gives masquerade
One among' thelhost brilliant;
ffairs held during St. Valen-t
ine's week WBB~the Ajax' Maauerade
Frolic which was^ daned
last Friday evening at the!
>dd Fellows Dancing Academy.';
The" dancing room was beautfully
decorated and a large num
er of gay members of the
ounger society set frolicked
nerrily to the rippling tune of
lliiott Wright's Jazz Orchestra
rom 8:00 until 12:00 P. M.
The grand march begaivat 10:1
0, led by Mr. Eugene Cheeks'
est, after which^the_guests_iin=4
aasked and all were able to re-!
ognize their friends,.
Another interesting feature ofj
he evening was "The Ajax'
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! Special,/' which was led by Mr. ]
Henry Starks,?accompanied by 1
i Miss Matilda Goodwin. Punch y
was then served.-. i
Th^. affair-- was wonderfully 1
carried put with the assistance
of several prominent ladies of (
| the -eity who served ais chaper- i
I ons. The guests were received 5
^by Messrs. Thomas Hoover and r
| Alexander Doby, two promi 1
bent members of t'heXTub, ancf i
Mrs. Vanilla Clark. - . \S
The Aja.s. Club was organized j
NoVr-24, - 1024. Its members t
consist moi.tly of young men bf c
i^QQKer, Washittgtflh High ^
School. Others are from Bene- _
diet College and Allen Univer- '
sity;?-?" ~ ? ? ^
The of f i c er s are CL oon starks? ~
A^Presidcnt; Roht. Bates, Pres- ?
ident; Arthur Rowe, Secretary. ^
Eugene Checks, Treasurer; and ^
Richard Williams, Reporter. r
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^ WORTHS OF PRATSF. I t
After reading the article "Benedict
Still Chirps" by W. F.
Williams in last week's Leader,
I am ashing the-editor-to^allowS
me space to make a few com-- 2
ments on the articles
It. was Oct. Uth, 1924 when
Morehouse at the Gate City of I"
the Son^h. on thn "grirfirnw I1
There were~~ eighteen men to
make the trip,-and believe me I
they did not fighj^any" ..NEW.!;;
P>ORNS. either, unless the peo^p
~ple~call players like "Red Wil- a
linrns, "Key West" Irving, Con-jr
dceP'Scott, Clark, and others v
BAiBIES. These men are the a
cream uf Morehouse' 111 football|l
as well as in other athletics. [
?_- , J. W. BR
f- Merchan
-\?Correct Style, ~ ?
j? ??? Qualit.
?OTEAM^AI^m
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1S0ME OF THE FA(
IFFT
North Caroline
Insuran
. _l l Too l
| The saddest thin?
H realize the great nec*
ISURANCE only to h
TOO LATE.
Listen, I
If you do*nt want t<
We'll help you pa,
~If you do want'a he
We'll help you bu
If yoir should rliear
gage on your
1-1 -r~ . 1
We'll help to pay"
SEE ONE OF OUR
WILL EXPLAIN HO\
W. H, HARVE
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1001 WASHINGTON STREE
COLUMB?
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Benedict was able to knock thelargest
brick out of the Tigers'
.vail known as "Red" Williams, _
ivho was practically laid up for
die season....
The writer claimed that in
Columbia after the game, bells
ang, whistles blew, and klaxons
sounded, -If such was the case
lobody in the Capital of the
J a I m e t t o State h ear d;
t. everybody was?dT^appointTT
sd because-Benedict did not win.
ust because "she had the better
earn. It wasp-developed undo
t STUDENT-COACH TOO.
r- ^TOOI3SQN, Jr? J* '' ">7,
Card of Thanks.
Co-my many-friendyt^- rratittfdc^to
?you^for^the many |
miujiesfius ana expressions oi i
pyalty and sympathy shown tc J
ne and'my mother and brothers-, |j
tnd ' little sister, in -the recent
oss i^-roy f a ther~, Willard Van
lobinson.
William IJ. Kobinson.
A DEBATEr
Resolved, "That Natural Hair Is m
lore Desirable than Bobbed Hair."
Iff.?Rev. ~ifr~W. Shaw, Meissts. Nel- |
on Roseborough and McKinley Parer.
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Nog.?Mr. Luther Glenn, Prof. W.
\ Dendy and Dr. D. KTlJenkins. ~
"Allen University, Friday, March?firr
'he public is~ cordially invited to-be '
resent:? r-? . - il
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NOTlCFl I
^0n Monday night. March 9th |
.t 8:00 o'clock P. M. the Sopho- I
nore Class of Benedict College 8
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vill present a drama in three jj
.cis eniiiieci-:. "sunr at zion I
Saplisl Church. ? I
Admission will ?>e 25 cents* h-I
g 1
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