The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 11, 1925, Page SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, July 11>
I Locals And
Rev. A. L.-Lawson of Wallace- 1
'** ville wafi seen in the city "last 1
week. " __ . (
The Rev. J. M Glenn of North, '
S. G was a welcome visitor tn I
?our-eity-thbrweek; ? 1
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There will be a concert given j
, by Sunday School of Zion Bap- )
tist next Monday bright. July 13, |
admission. 10c. Come and hear }
Dr. Goodwin and Rev. J. CL j
WKite sing solos. -1
Mr. Belton Johnson of Detroit,
Michigan, Was called to Eastover
S. C. on account of the death of
his father, Mr. Major Johnsonrfi
, Mr. Johnson is a member of
Columbia Lodge No. llt of t
P.r~~We extend to him our sym- .
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. ; pauiy. .. .
Miss Dorothy E.-Hut3on, who 1
has been residing with her aunt
"Mrs. Annie F. Walker, at 416
Blanding Street, will leave the
her brother, Eugene Hutson at
. Camden, S. C., and bflthH'WitT
?? spcncLthe aumjner in New York i
City, with their mother,. Mrs.
Martha E. Hutson and relatives.
rrr? Mr. John R. Pinkett, Agency
^ Director -O rdi n&ry ~DepartmentT
National Benefit Life Insurance
Xompany spent Saturday and
part of Sunday in the Capital
_ City. While in-the City Mr.
Pinkett was the guest pf Prof.
and Mrs. W. D. Prince. 1323
Heidt St. Prof. Prince is the
State Manager for-the same de^
"partment ovef^which Mr. Pin- <
kett is in charge. . We are rpli- 1
ably informed that Mr. Pinkettj
* was pleased in every way with 1
the work done in the state by
* Prof. Prince. Success to you
a ?"Prof." South Carolina is with
; ._i_ ?you. , -
Great Excursion
? To Orangeburg, S.?C > July 14r
1925,^vvith TJHTbh Baptist Clutch "
No. 2, St'._. James and Brown
Chapel A. M. E. Churches, Big
Base Ball Game at 3:30.
[ T BIRTHDAY PARTY
| . was the scene of much joy and 1
I mirth last Monday afternoon.
The occasion being the birth day
, celebration of Little J. C. White,
p Jr.. the son of Rev. J. C. White. J
kittle J. C. is nine years old and
^invitations had been sent
H mirers; from all parts of the ci-~
ty cariie .vth^. little boys and ^
I to the innocent nlav of boyhood '
and girlhood. The guests num=
I ? bered aboijt. 70 or 75 and were 1
Iciiaperoiieu uy misses josic jj,
White, Laura Bynum, Alma Bell,
Isabell and Fannfe Jackson, and
Mesdames Florence Brown, Alma
Hopkins, Gladys Bassard. ^
Varied and many were the pre-.
^ sents. Mr. Roberts of the Rob- ,
t J* A- rij._ AI i " *
feris piumq came aowij and, made |(
a picture of the^littlp folks from 1
the church steps, after which
they were served with' ice cream
" and cake. ' -?
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BRICKLAJYERS & PLASTER- 1
ERS UNION NO. 5 CELE- 1
BRATES 4th OF JULY '
fc > The Bricklayers and Plaster- 1
K ers Union No. 5 of Columbia, S. 1
? celebrated the Fourth of .T11- 1
a Jy_with their wives, children and
friends, partaking of deliciously
__1 prppurpH hnrhpmiP Hinnpr, u/hi/di _
is an annual affair featured by
the Bricklayers and Plasterers .
I Union No. 5. This dinner con- ]
^ sisting of well prepared meats,
. wL hash salads, lemonade, ice cream
I and cake was enjoyed by the mariv
nrpspnt nnrl wp fpoi fhnf
to the faithful committee which ^
considered their appetite and la~ '
bored in every direction tp satis- \
fy the' same,
, W.e wish to call the attention ,
of our readers to this fact, that i
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Personals ? Hd
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the men which compose this un- un
ton known as No. 5 of S. C. are Ht
some of the best bricklayers andihif
7 * ; gu]
plastorors to be found anywhere.
rhey are highly paid men, but _ttr
there are some who spend their sh
noney unwisely. But we are ^
proud to tell you that today a. po!
?reat per cent of these skilled la- h 1
aorers are buying and owning ^
good homes and pleasing bank'pn
accounts. They are not men I "ft
whom you should foar.?When acl
fou think of building seek their ca*
advice and such information ha
as you may stand in need of. We da;
assure you it will be cheerfully thu
given fay.?ihpse hqrd working!hus
men who deserve and earn every ne
:cnt paid them in' wages". When- tu
aver in need of a fiirst- clasa'^uj
bricklayier or plasterer, you will trj
do_welL to consult such men
D. P. Gardner, Paul Gray, James ^
H. James B. Boozer, D. R. Starks ^
vy A. Brown. J. D.Suber, Coo.-ttt
M. Jackson, L. Rion, J. Burges, tar
and many others that time will
not permit us to mention. . l'nt
r or
ci. J ~ t> fai
I. S. Leevy Named By
?Prseident Moton. - g
National Negro Business League t0
? Goes to Tulsa, Oklahoma
? In August. ss==?Is
Tuskegee Institute, Ala., July ^
Albion L~. Holsey, Secretary to Dr. .'
Robert R. Moton, President National in
Negro Business League, gave a state-' 1
ment lo tba^jHsss here this morning | \0'
that I. S. Leevy, a prominent mer-! ln
chant of Columbia, S. C., has accept- j c<
ed Dr. Moton's appointment as Dis- an
trict Director?of?Transportation?of rlelecafps
t'rrini SnnfK CnrnlTrin t/-, tVio
National meeting at Tulsa, Oklahoma uni
August 10th, 20th, and 21st,
Mr. Leevy lsTto"^hoperate witlT~ttye j t|u
railroad officials in. answering laggl*! *."
ries and In holping the prospective; '
delegates to get the very best infor- ^
mation as to rates and sleeping c^r 1
accommodations. ??^ -na?
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MAKING GOOD ]
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(By The Associated Negro Press.) jed
Chicago, Til., July? According.^
to the article written by a ataff i^.
writer, Philip Kinsley in the thti
Chicago Tribune, Judge Albert'is
Bailey George, the colored Judge "" ^
elected to a municipal court [co1
honnVi /411 V*1 ri rr fTTo \Tr\\rnrvi r* ! ?
UV/iiV/11 UUUII5 tllC 11UVUIUUCI Clections
last year, is making n0!.
goodin the eyes of the white en- am
tizens and has gained their re-: 1
spect. Mr. Kinsley remarks
fiarently turned out a ''dfetinet7^
success." r l~C
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PULLMAN PORTER |
HERO HONORED 4 r
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(By The Associated Negro Press) ?
Chicago, 111., July?When the s
:ar in which Oscar J. _ Daniels, ?
vunman forter,- met his death 8
:omes out of the repair shop it \ will_
bear the name of Daniels.1 \_
joi'linwmoi'atlng the~heroism of
'he porter who refused first aid^
who had been injured too in the11
wreck had been treated, when
the doctors returned to him he ?
*r
was dead. He lost his life in the "
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iffort to save the lives of passen* ?
i ^ P
jers on his car and for the first **
time in the history of the Pulh
man Company, a car has been ^
named after a porter. " - \ ;[
Conditions Essential ^
?For a Happy Mar-?P
ried Lie. |
Read Before the Wom'n's Bapt. ?
state convention 01 s. c. ?
At Greenwood, ?
By Mrs. A. G* L. Arbouin, ]
Barnwell, 8. C. ^
Shortly after man, the crowning \ *
work of Creation, came into existence ?
tect that it was not good for him to \ \
alone. Since then, this important Jj C
question has been--asked hundreds, -j>
^ea, thousands of times: "How am I V,
;o choose a husband?" "How am r'JJ",
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VRE PALM*
w?e J ' - .mi
choose a wife?"_ We shall not sto
discuss the-cvistoms of those out
e the circle of civilization sine
?y are not immediately involved
'this twentieth century man seek
wife* because nature demands th<
ion. How does he go about it'
s looks among the opposite sex ii
t sphere and selects the one bes
ited to his interests.~*VDressed ii
i bost attire, he visits; her a fev
riesj and then proposes marriage
e very often7~not j from love, bu
>m mere nereksttyHff&epts the pro
sal. Next to a minister or magis
ite they go/ But alas before th<
leymoon is half spent petty trpuble.i
satisfaction and disappointmen
no that, married' life is ;nnt all
owery beds of ease," tm4?has its
les and thorns, its worries and
es.
iVhy should there be so few really
ppy tnarried?lives' in this moderi
yl Few men - nad women think
it the stert. of choosincr a wife or
5band has mor;e?ta_.da with happin
purchasing a farm a man tries
find out its natural and productive
ititios by curtain laws of chemisj.
If he desires to stock it, his
rses and cattle are judged fron
tain anatomical rules and peculiaris?and?desirable
"habits- Imparted
).r shrdF shrdl shrdl etaoin hrd
them by the eternal 4aw of inheriice.
Yet the same -than may set
a wife because she is good-lookr
or because she is a good cook
because she is from a well-known
nily. r?
enjoy a happy married life h<
ght also to nhid? hy nn"rtnsn )nVl>.
oi-ge Stdarns In his hook ~??n "Hnu
Marry" gives the following rules
'-tr?guitftr to"_Rarmony in jmarrieri
'Marry your personal duplicate
ir equal in development and youi
e in age,' in tastes, in intelligence
devotion, as to the goal in life."
in ago, because it is imp'onsible-fei
jth and old age to be interested
the siime pleasures. In tastes,
:ause a tidy woman cannot admirt
-untidy man, and every-man wh(
5-an eye to port hates a slattern
mtetligenee, because the weak or
trained mind is a poor associate
the ?cholarl>\ In devotion, for
ty. should?worship--alike, and-undei
i same roof: As to thb goal In
r,?because one who lives for?suffttrng
in any calling, will be hapr
without u partner, who lives foi
;hing. .
Unity of mind and purpose is the
ncipleWhich lies at the base of
happy married life, f ??*
[f all couples were united under the
iditions mentioned above, buttressby
prayer, it would be hardly necary
to say any more, for.they could
y helpTuT live iT peaceful happy
rrleu 'life. Hut where -cme.. ""does,
sure to be-the result
t et it these married, put not mated
iples, will follow a few plain and
lerally applicable rues, much would
done to lessen , the trials, bitterss,
yea the number of separations
1 divorces of this eleOtrteal age<~ n
the first place, do not look for
rfection in either individual, all
rials have peculiai ilics- for which
nvances must be made, and remonv
?the words of Presitlent Cleveland
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HAVE YOU HI
?THE SIMHON^S
Now Playing Private and I
Anywhere in th
Music Studio - FREDERIC!
Phon
W. L. Simpkins, Mj?r.r
"~7" Ben Garrif
Address all mail to W. L. Simp
BROWN'S B.
JAS.X- BROWN, Prop.,
Everything Sanitar
Four First-Class B
n
Billiard Pa
1120 Washington Street,
OFFICERS: Jt
X~C. McG R AW. Pret. $
H. H. SMITH, V. Pr?.! I
DR. J.'J. CREAGH, Treat. J
T. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.-Mgr. { Ow
DR. H. C. SCARLETT, X
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You Are '
BURYING US, | U1
Why Not
.BUY FROM US. | T '
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TTO LBAPTO ' ? ~~
p that "It is a condition and not a thi
;t orj? that confronts us." Very ofte
e ideas are formed as to what niarriat
I. life should be and how husbands c
s wives~5houId act, remember that thee
jT are only?-theories, therefore abando
? them, and deul with them as they an
ti and make then what you"desire,
t Sometimes the hushand is worrie
\ h** d..;iy pi-nt.ir | | vinn"
/ home looking sad, and feeling trrouch
7 If his wife would greet him with
t Cheerful smiling face, instead'of goini
to spend his evenings" at ^the-Club, b
. hall or some other places he wouli
? show, that to him there is no plac<
? like home. Yes, I say greet him witl
t- a smile, a pat on the shoulder, a kiss
j_ He rejigs Ihis.?A?man . in . only?i
5 grown-iffi:." boy:~ Som<j one may saj
| that tin; bunion nf t
* heavy, the children are - troublesorm
r alid my husband knows not how t(
x sympathize, how then can I smile
; All this may be true, but rcmembei
. that there is comfort in "carrying
, your'cross with a| smile."
yiie secrc'ts~"oY~hbme ' 'should dji
gimrdf'd hy husbamb-'ond???Hlr?
. I If things are even- unpleasant do no
. let-yourTTejtatives kno^v. By reasoHTnj
3 the.one with the otherirhetter under
v standing may^be reached, which wil
, result in happiness.
Another , condition "esjserifcial for i
t happy married life is the matter ol
. moiherrhootL^- Xhis should be pray.
erfully and thoughtfully agreed upor
. by both especially-where-health conr
ditions would roriouoly ihtorferc.?
, Employment is'also one of the essentials.
A lazy husband or wife
?. will-surely find cause for family initial
erics, and eventually: separation^ Suit>
ablei'enTplbynifint with rnr't nnri ? ???
, + attgi will keep them out-of?ntischiel
\ and create happiness.
It must be remembered also.: that
f the ifood a man or woman eats has
. much to do with health and ultimately
. happiness. It is often said that a
;man can be easily reached if something
. nice Is given him to cat.?Very ufttrr
I members of the family become irritable,
fretful, fault-finding and cross
? because of badly cooked indigestible
, food. If however' well-cooked, plair
L. FopiL at_ "regular. hours is eaten, a
-?i i-? "??--- 1
. 1IIIU lltll-ipy disposition Js
i bound to be the result,
Theii there should be appreciation
[ should tfiank his_ wife for all that
r r.he dot l. to please httnr-and^she 'fn
, return should do the, same.
In order to live a happy married
life, the husband and wife should eni
deavor or strive to prow more and
more in grace. In doing this they
should erect a family altar, and there
> morning and flight ask God for His
assistance, Ilis guidance and His help.
. Yes to enjoy that Ideal Life requires
! patience, the rough edges- of selfishtness
must be Worn oil", and eventually
^smoothness and similarity will-mine.
Tli is how over cannot be-done without
the Spirit of .Christ.Let
the married exercise reciprocity
I in common sense, sympathy and love
[land he rlnthod with modesty, cheer.
| fulness and contentment. Let them
, have' children qtid love them, exercis
|ing iAt' pure and true, that" is In-them
and growing out of the bad into the
| best of-their natures.-and with heart?
and hfads?unitt'.d, rhoy jvdli^gQ-'U? to
the Mount of Transfiguration and
1 bring Gobi's kingtlom_to earth.
EARDTHEM?
ENTERTAINERS
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^ublic Engagements. Will go *
le Two Uarolinas.
C BLDG., COLUMBIA, S. C. g
e 9173
R. E. SimnWins, Aaat."Mcrr... ?
?on, ]JicectorY "
kins. Mgr.. 1432 Lincoln St. j*
ARBER SHOP i
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Matthew A. Robinson, Mgr. <
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y and Up-To-Date. J
iarbers. No waiting- J
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rlor in Rear.
Columbia, S. C.
WAYCROSS
Casket Company
ned, Operated and Controlled
BY NEGROES
Manufacturer of .
High Gfide Caskets
And Dealer* in
NDERTAKERS SUPPLIES
leimhart St., and 608 Ewing St.
\YCROSS " - Georgia
C. WILLIAMS, Sec.?Manager
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VT^: ":~ " REV. J. J. HARRISQ]
'[THE UNITED SONS OF A
r is an organization which Is doing: a
;"intern "people"of "South Carolina. I
Harrison, State Master, Prof* J. A
J D. V. McCrae, State Treasurer.?II
| alive and ~"givpR?^ -HreHboneficiaiT
71-pays fiom fifty to one hundredudol]
/ from-$25.00 to $100.00 in case of tc
! household goods, Tt psyS't/om $1.5
I ness and up to $10.00 on Doctor's bi]
_ Thinl???=ifci-and-fur-any infofl
^~~^REV~J. QLARRISON* S. M.,2310
. orlProf. J. A. KIRK, S. Se
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_ UNDERTAKER AN
of South Carolina
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Pinckney's Sanitai
1_ BEST EQUIPPED IN THE Cl
FOR YOURS
-Office Phone 5707
.1006 WASHINGTON ST., _
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Merchant
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of -Domestic afi
h"g betore punlidsin
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Phone 69(
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1105 Washington S
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BRAHAM & D. of J.
great work for the j)Oor and- <
irtras at Its headRev. J. J.
.. Kirk, State Secretary and
pays to its members whllfl
something after Heath it -3
ara. for hospital benefits and ?
)tal loss by fire of house and
Oto- $8.00 per week for sick- ~
Tathta wrllq .... _I~ -~i
1 Richland St., Columbia, S. C.?
c., Benneltsville, S. C.
D EMBALMER ,
iapest Undertaker,
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:y Best Service in ^
the City. ? . ' J'
nplete Motor Outfit. |
)nd to NONE in the State. ______
-y Barber Shop
ITY. . COME AND SEE
SELF. r
Residence Phone 7761
COLUMBIA. S. C.
: PAUL ?
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mplete stock
rd imported
and see Us-"-." IIT
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6 Jfwul 11WAI I
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33 - ' " " " |
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UG STORE ii~
druggists ~-~ :: i :
t.?Phone 7226 : p ~
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