The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 27, 1925, Page TWO, Image 2
CRYSTAL LODGE NO, 33 ELECTS
OFFICERS
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jn ' 1At
the end of the semi-annual
, term which expired jc^n last meetirig
night in June, Crystal Lodge
No. 33 elected all~~of its officers
to serve for the next 0 months.
This was one pf the biggest meet
i/* ings this lodge has had for some
?*~\ time.
The .officers to serve for the
nexP semi-anmral derm. are:
" Sirs Henry D. Pearson, C. C.,
I. H. Goodwin, V.-C.; C. A. An,
derson, K. R. & S., J. B. Lewie,
M. or F., GeSiTI. Hampton, M.
of Exchequer.
\ . Sir Joel H. Jackson a member
of Crystal No. 33 had the first
report of__this-lodge dated December
1006, framed and j?re_
sen ted same T^trhe-doilge-as an
"historical record. Thitl report
carried all tile first officer# and
charter members
Past Chancellors' Council Is As
- sured
~ VOn las?t: Su;t$ay Junel5th at
5 oVltv-k most of-the Past, Chancellors
in this District met at
the offices of District Deputy W.
H. Thoma-s for .the purpose of or*
ganiziqg a Past Chancellors';
Council. All present took an active
rmrt in~?he meetimr and naid
f . 1
u-?~ , in-tko-fue rexpaired-by-fhc temporary
organization^. On Sunday
June 28th at..5 o'clock this same
-?:?;?body w ill call anulhcr meeting to
~~= allow-those that haven't attend
ed to join and also tho^e that
J _ are paucing jaut |at the end of
this- vemi-anniKd; term. ?
w.ii. TiiO:\IAS, a. D.'
i II. IA PEARSON, Acting See'y
and Treasurer.
NEWBERRY NEWS
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S. Cv, ^Jurie '22?
The friends of Mrs. M. R. Graham
will be very glad to know
that she_ is " improving nicely
through" this hot weather oi he?
-?five-or- si^c months confinement
to her room, :
]\I:ss Maria Tucker is home
- Lia.-"Qiij...-S-i^ilJLmg--liyr
fathe r__J\Iv \V~ T. . Tucker?on
Boundary St. She will make
ncr return to Auirusla un Qie
22nd.where, she is-attending the
university hospital.
?' Rev. G..K. Lvles and Rev. Lillywood
i'rom Clirrton, Rev. J. B.
?7~ Smith Rev. Thomson from
Anderson. Rev.- A. J.?JNIartin
-from,Due West and Rev. Smart
fronV Greenville stopped over a
felyftonrs in \he city on last
_j Friday cnroute to Columjbia.
? Rev. Lyiou spoke very comm^ncD
_ ably of;thf' irnprovemenl'.ftf Miller
Chapel A. M. E. church, all
of th? preachers-.seem to be well
wtf sty. "Look out RewEllis.'^
r. On last Sunday ^as a "MtrTi
day at "Miller all day. -""The Rev.
R. L. Ruff from Montgomery,
Alar, preached the 11:00 o'clock
\ ?; sermon. Rev. S. E. MaVtin
preached the evening sermoh at
8 dK) P. 31. After the sermon by
Rev. Ivlartin a few remarks were
made by Rev, Ellis. Then he
presented Prof. Alfonzo Williams
from- North Dakota*.?lie made
fits'Ta:^X:?Al remarks. Ho hni
. 'been hef'e jin-our city for a month
^ V or more in and ouk
. The worlu on Bethlehem Baptist
church is looking fine and it
t'j . will soon be finished. ? *
' ItTiat; ITitmio Alirarn<2 To Wnu
r?-?-from Lrouisville, Ky. where she
has bccn x-mployed as- a teacher
* in on<Tof the best schools in that
= er=niore terms;
r* .She "is a good teacher.
p. T The girls_of the agriculture
class of Mt. Bethel Germany
school are planning to furnish
chickens and eggs to those whc
are planning' to take delegates
^ for the grand -lodge. See the
t _ girls...
- When you are hot and thirsty
in the city go to L>r. Geo. VV,
Singleton Drug Store.
When you are hungry go tc
- - Gf T~k ii* ' _ 1
F Mrs. 15. w. Jjrauiey, ana wi-ison
Rustauiant.
K' 1 _.^W2mn you are tired a>nd want
to rest go to Williams and Patrcy
teraon, Undertaking parlor on
WWW- mi
! When you want a doctor see r
| J. D. Williams. ? ]
The able faculty of the Newber ?
ry County.Training Schopl, copj-Tt
posed of Principal B. W. Bradley, l
Asistants: Mrs. M. A. Gray, and r
Misses Georgia Metzs and Liz-J
zie Wallace closed a successful [s
session June 14 th, 15th and l6th_r]
Rev. E. P. Ellis preached the annual
sermon from Gen., which1 e
! was logical, forceful and animat
ing. Prosperity" Will never for- j
get Rev. Ellis. The amount >o^i.
proceeds derived from closing ex-1
jercises was about $80.00. ; Those
who paid $1.00 were":
. Messrs. U. S. Gallman, J. C.
ton, William Burton. Menton f
jSpearmanT Zedomen Lawson, [
| Robert Ruhon, B. W. Bradley, ..
, Theodore Wheeler, John Jones, t]
i Jerome Burton, Mrs. Ada Law j
stfii-gjgvd. Rev\ E, P. Elite. " '
The fallowing g:wo 50 cents:
Mrs. Daisy Levant* Miss Geo-, ?
rgia MetzS-Mr. H. B.. Hikard.
The following paid 35 cents:
- Mr; John Permy.-?? " p
The following gave 25 Cents: -1,
Mesdames Evelyn Bouknight, W. (i
,L. Wallace, Mayme Wheeler, O- j
' ciell Cla-rk, Ola' Boeder, Flattie ^
Burton, Bessie Jones, Cora Dav- *
is7 Ojetth Ruff^ MaUie"~Gray,L
rhizzre Henry, Maggie Gallrnan,
Mhsaes SaTlie Bridges. Ella 'Young u
Ma?ry Lucus, Messrs. Jniacs Val-i
eniine, Glover Young,?Bander?
Wilson.
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NEWS FROM ABBEVILLE
AND VICINITY
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; Abbeville with G colored ehi.ii>;
1 K ..v., .w:u 11
clHU U 1 o gill 11 111 IIIU
'grasp of a dearth, tho' not a
I spiritual one we hope,.
! The "Friendly. City" has 'a. fine
array of colored business- and '
professional men and women. No
one need "suffer for service -in 1
! n
seny of their given lines. If you 1
_want to build a mansion of wo?>d-_J
hor-strine we have the talent call
,1. T
Messrs. Boston Johnson, William 1
Twrman,--alias (If i 11 -i>ook-yf John1 a
wood-box to modern mansions-.Painters?Louis
Allies, Ceo.=j=
-flam, James T)i;spn, AjtlTnnvJhi-,,1!
right, W'm. Heard1 and others
whose names I can't recall. If j^
!it is Taxi service you need phone!
or wire E. L. Brown, of Jas. Gar-j
lington, they are at your service!
day of night with.a well-kept ma-.**
-chine to motor vow wherever I
you -desire- to go. ?Prices right.- H
Rnnip) imp wo want n policy 1o i
deavtTTo v.'i fe iond children iTT^a ? '
-number one company. See Rev?*
L. F. Rhodes, the versatile agent 1
for 1 ho X. C.. .."Mhliif.il T.ifV: Inuir-^.
'ance of Durham, X. C. T
^ Tf~mcing if., th'nVpivr iIv nf-inn, \
ney-we eannot buy a new par of s
shoes or slippers .then see Mr. EL ,v
lis Fuller- on X. fMain ST., and v
have those old ohes neatly *
paired. See? Make old shoesg
look new. ' * '.w" p
Last Sunday~pvi^ a high day t
j in Glover's A- M-' K. church de- 1
spite the dry weather, and scari
city of money, wpt-h-no clubs or ^
i loyalty?with no cornnulsion-the ^
members a<nd friends laid on the t
table for all purposes (8115.21) 1
; bne hundreel 1'iften dollars, twen- <
ty-four cents. The preaching
;: was. domr by the pastor and Rev.'
: John Qreene. Rev^_JGreene's i
sermon' was thoughtful timelyl
; and spiritual, lie hold atten-j^
tJ KovnnlrU rvrpnfhrU ?n r>vr'r>I-_i
: lent sermon on Sunday night at 1
' Mt. Hebron. He _seemed_J.o be 1
i ready f<p fight anything that had t
> the appearance of sin. Rev.!
i Jas. Jenkins our" "fellow-towns- I
i man was-out to Midway Baptists
; church Sunday to preach-on- -a-1
Children's Day occasion and they 1
/ say right well he did. it. He \
chose 1*01- a subject "Is the ]
> yvorid urowmg better: loxt: i
i Matt. 11:23,24. He preached toj
;_and they say "Come again Rev. \
i Jenkins. Mt. Sinai and Glover's j
i Chapel choirs rendered excellent 1
I music. ,.t t _i
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' j .j--- THE PALM El
Mr. Eddie ^Washington, Sr.,,
eft this morning for Asheville,
C. where he goes to capture
he object of his pursuit and'
aGnch out again on the matrinonial
see. He was accompaned
hv his two sons. Eddie, Jr.,
md Thomas, and Mr. H. Clifton
[^ yldr. __May they-have "a pleaant
trip and may the groom
Ject spend the remainder .of his
lays in happiness.
-.Mr. John Pope one of our prom
sing young men left forNew
fork City this morning.
Far- first class groceries see
lessrs. Epps, Cunningham, L.
L Richie* M. J, JMler and sons.
"We_must keep cool on these
rot ~ctr?yirTnen'drop around to r. j
ir-TtornVSoda^"Fountain land
;ct?iee cream and Fountain
[rinks. ~ ' '
Georgetown Items
"Mr: H: K. Atkmsun made a
lying tVip to the "Gate City" on
iu n day.
-^TlnrisTnarter rot took a cruise
own to North Island Tuesday
veiling. A delightful time was,
lad. Mfi's. E. L. Fraser and;
Irs. B. M. Duiimore chaperoned
he party,
Mrs. Anna L. Chavis of Chi-.
ago, 111., is, visiting Miss-'Jan*
ie Ward. ~-? : ?
Mrs. Eliza Session an. able ociety
leader and church work-,
r has left the eitv to r^sido in
n l/ni* ? r\WT T?1 ^
tuvv^ > lv. n,) x' xc4.
Mr. Wm. Coachman left onh
aturday to . summer in \ New!
'ork City.
Kfcep up with the home townj
evvs by leaving your subscript
ion* witli the reporter. :?
Messrs.?-David Washington
nd Alex ?Horry returned on
nturuay to New York^v
The party that attended the
uneral service of Bishop Chape-He
included the Rev. Bcnbow,
'erks, Carolina ,and Dobbins.
The funeral service of Mrs.
iarriet Tucker was held at the
ionic on-Duke street Saturday
norning.. '
Mrs. Eliza Nesbit died at the
'pin-n.-i. hd'.icmflvy Monday. The
lody was-brought to the city via
IhiO in charge oi \v. J. Wilds 1
luP'sOn.
A.%. DUNMORE.
NOTICE?
klitor Palmetto Leader:
Allow me space in your paper
r\ t-iMM-ncf 1 mnrlp
ii the last week issuue in the
okimn marked Jicnnettsville
sows. Tli ere appeared a statenenl
from the Saw Mill Baptist
hnreh which HNuT<error. The
lit .r.orial a Deaceit Thomas, H.
Vak-h not beonlThe program.:
tated that the mentorial Service
vjll be .July the 5th, 1925. which
vill he the first Sunday in July,
carrt see where the writer reel
ved her information, as. she
' -11/ii nr/ivol Tt i< trufi thilt
he pastor preached from Acts
K):'M, hut that was the Golden
l\xt of t he S. S. lesson for that
lay.' - It is true that anyone can
ay'ivhat Llipy^bclleve but to?say
,vhal -t-hey know js best when
hey are talking about others,
f < ' the public see that the~mem>rial
service be July 5, 1925.
RlvV. J. J. HARRISON. ..
I]cnnctts\ille "Sews
Ih.'iinett.-ville, June?The maiy
fYienrFrin arid around the ci?y
have beeri wonderfully blessed
o have the Rev. J. I. Henry and
lis five sons. All of Rev. Henry's
tons are fine preachers.
Miss C. I). S., Sister Cureton,
Miss Emily and Julia McKoy mo;ored
to Chora" and visited Rev.
[?\~W. Prince. They spoke very
lighly of . the fine school work
!>f Ksv. Prince. He just com-!
Meted the building of a beautiful
Rosenwald School.
Miss #rnfanda Thomas took
^ritrusfy-iti Sunday, 'IVu^rt she
vill soon recover.
Rev. P. B. Mdodana was at his
jest in Macedonia church on last
Sunday.
? - - - - - - I Mil.
rro LEAnfiR __ "J
The Children Day program
throughout the country reported
a success. The program rendered
at Shiloh was extremely good
and yet I must speak personally
of little Mr. J. C. Robinson. ITS
played his part well. _ _
Miss Cora McEaddy is in Wash
ington, D. Cn/TSttTng relatives. ;
?We always are d&lighted to
have Rev. S. S. Youngbloocf in
the City.
Misses Thelma and S. Spears
left Saturday for New York.
Trust they will spend a pleasant
summer. -??
We are delighted to see Miss
Argie Crosland out again after
a long illness.
Mr. apd Miss Lomax have opened
up a swell Beauty Parlor on
MarshalPSt. When in town call-around
ad visit-Them/ (
r? Th^ mission?rv ladies nrn ?ln_
ing all they can to make . the
community a success: :??
The reporter was delighted to
have Mrs. Nettie Kirk, Misses G.
L. Lomax and P. Kirk call Sunday,
as well as Rev. A. E" Lomax.
He spoke ol' his line trip to North
Carolina. *
The many friends of Bennettsville-^ere
shocked to hear of the
death pf Miss -Cloud Graham.
The remains still await the return
of her. relatives i'loih different
parts of tlmJhath^??:
Mrs. u^q
sick list, also . Mrs.. R. Grcdge.
Trust they will snnn n'nnVr.?_
Rev. Cocks, the presiding elder
o^er tlie Cherawdisti'icU delivered
a strong sermon to Evans
Chapel A. M. E.Z. church.
tMiss)-eallie DrSandei'S, Rep'th
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X ' Lewie Prk
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LAURENS NEWS
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Laurens, S. C., June 22?Surp
,day was a real hot day inthe~cij
ty of Laurens and we are in need
of rain very much. Sunday mortriTngTal
11 o'clock the usual serW~r?^?'??
vices were held, our"- pastor
1; vnvL ! rmoh that was full
of the spirit. lie-used for a
sublet " -A Praying Church."
; gain one oT his touclilrtg* sermons,
us'ivr as a subject, 'Mightier
thaw the Mightiest." We are
[certainly ; ud of our leader
Lev. Jr-C. . Glcjlan, he is really
inw oh- the -good work in
; Lay reus. *'yt us all pray thatj
he'will -h..l -but until the end.
"Mi.-i' Cc gia Lee Williams'of
Atlanta, was a visitor who
-ariojnl .! vices at P.ot hel A
M. E.\h .iwh on Sunday. The
Sunshine cr b met on last Friday
ai Lena on . the~home of Mrs.
Alary war . _ on Downs bt. iMiss
M, L. I V ! r presided over the!
meeting.*" T ie meeting opened
with cad.prayer, next was]
the ci-dUii-r wuJbhe roll by the Sec,ret;<v,
Xis- YV. M. Garrett,'some
very good talks were made byj
|the toladies: Mrs, Mary;
'Garrett. Mr.-. Ncttje Leak.-Mrs.
LoW Ibe/.maiul. Miss Allerifln
T'i-'aiHand <AlIss *Willie Ma?
Garrett?A delicious -coilljse of i
;in c.id eaku aiid U'holbi
: peaches we. served. Mrs. ..Netil-e
Uvi\k \[ entertain the dub
| at Iil. on - West Hampton;
bit. o-i ne::.:. Friday. Tire Sun-!
p illiiCJ *. : v. ' Jjlill illUilll We
[uiii-uatyi.:.,;, on our work the
jcT.\Tii..-u V. ..j 11 we .slarledT The
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Saturday, June 27, 1925.
Boosters club is still on the job. We
have-not gone down as yet'
as some persona, have wished
for us to do. ~ We pay no atten- ' t
jtion to the works of tfrja devi1, K\
ibut we are going to stick right
by* our leader Rev. McClelian.
I The Boosters club will meet - W .
Thursday aiternpon at the home
of Mrs. Etta Garlington on West
Hampton* St.
JHi's. Josie Blakely Gairy of -?
this city departed this life a few
days ago, she was a member of
Bethel A. M. E. church, v ^ v
The Children^-Day program * - "
was very good this year. The
primary children rendered a very
[iixecllent program on last Sunday
afternoon and the adults rendered
a program Sunday night
jwhie.il was enjoyed by all.? I will
mako rpecial mention 01 the insti'umeiitajl
stjlo'~played by-Mrs.
Sarah Maude Daniels and the m
talks made" by Mr. J. L. PHca
and ProfessorCresswell Madden. 1
Sick .members amF friends of' 1
this city are Mrs. Sarah Fowler,. 1
Mrs. Mary Finley, Miss Daisy |
Sullivan a-nd Mrs. Gbrrie Owens.
Let us pray for them.
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MRS. BETHUNE TO ADDRESS J
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STUDENTS 1
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Oreensboro, N. C., June?Mrs.
Marv McLood Bethunel^s fn address
here next -wek bfre' thou- 0? ~''
sand young white men students
on some aspeqts of the race pre/- '
blcm. An interesting occasion ' _
Is expected. .
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