The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 08, 1925, Page SEVEN, Image 10
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^Saturday, August 8, 1^25^7-??Locals
And
Dr. Brevard of-Camden Avaa^ n
??visitor in the city this week.?~"fi
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Quite a number of Odd Fellows tj
attended the Annual Convention rr
inj^eorgetown this week. a
Sidney Pack's Efcworth League will Cl
render a program at Wesley C. M.
E. Chnreh SunHny nt -ft P M. ?
b
Mrs* Annie Williams, Divine ^
Street,- ia-visiting her relatives ?;
and friends in Philadelphia.
Rev. J. C. White is conducting
a^revival meeting at Perry, S. G.,
for Rev. W. S. Diggs, this week. ^
Miss Eloise Jenerette left the S
rCity^Saturday for Blshopville, to 7?
spifcd her vacation with Rev. and 01
Mrs^Jenerette and friends. ^
Rev.'-wwry, formerly rector of ^
St. Luke ?ftLcopal church, spent ^
a few days iriHhe City^ TheJRec- ^
^ *Tor is looking^VtS^and hearty. ^
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* Dr. Charles W. Williams is as- Jt
sisting Dr. R. W. Baylor this tl
week in a series of meetings at hi
j/:..- Smyrna Baptist church, near ^
^ Salley's.? ... " c?
Miss Jenne^te Poinsette, the ef F
ficient clerk of the S. C. Mutual
Insurance Company, left Satur- &
day for Asheville, N. C., to enjoy |S<
the mountain breezes. U1
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... Mrs. Mary L. Hampton of 12- S,
29 Henderson street, left last
Saturday afternoon for Green- b<
" wich, Conn., to spend a month dj
7- xvith her daughter, Miss Julia ui
Morgan.
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a
~ Mrs. Flora-Wallace-Powell of ?
Cincinnatti. Ohio her mother and A
?sigter ofFhHadcIphva^aie all vis- ?
itors to our City, Mrs^JPpwell
sangTor the big congregation at
Zion last Sunday morifing?it ty
was indeed grand.: A
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Rev, and Mrs. Frank Dawklns,! 11
of Gaffney, S. C., motored to Col- w
umbla lasi weex; wmie here~tner|m
r V were the guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Qi
W. M. Cvls. Washington Street.yoJ
~I\/Tn o4-/\v ~!\T " T 1~ J
iiiaotci iu. u. uic granu- |iJJ
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyles, accom- in
panied them homa-on^hft-rtttaiim '61
trip. IN
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Misses Thomasina Robinson J bi
1303?MoDffie Ave. and-Zcnobia ?
. "" Martin left Tueday for Detroit, ui
with their relatives and friends, joi
Wf> wish t.hpm a vpry plafin.nt pn
trip and at the same time are ex-'e:
pecting them back at an early ui
date
Mrs. N. J. Frederick and daugh'ir
ters, Misuses Catherine aiiijfath- w
alie Frederick, Mrs. W. H*. Har- p!
vey and daughter, Miss. Gladys s<
Harvey, and Miss Russell, the A
?danghter-^f-Mrr-and~Mnk Nath- R
anjel P. Russell, left Sunday for IV]
Asheville, C., where they will C
spend their vacation. * t<
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. /Mrs. "Wilhelmina P. Roberta fi
and little daughter Miriam hava JV
_ ..Efcluriied-after having spent a|ei
very pleasant vacation at their w
former home Fernandina, Fla, v
Little Wilhelmina, the Roberts' G
other daughter, who accompan- el
ied her (Mrs. Roberts) on the F
trip was placed in the-St. Joseph L
.. Academy (Roman Catholic), M
there to be given a special course C
in music under one of its many b
instructors, Sister Zavia. - N
Both white and colored are V
' taught music and the various
arts in this, institutoin and by R
the same faculty. Their fame L
as to efficiency is well known^
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. " EVENING PARTY c
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?, Miss Lillian Ruth Bynum high ^
^ ly entertained Friday evening, ^
July Jl, at her home on Huger 1
Street, in honor of Miss Corinne n
Thomasina Wallace, of Philadel- G
phia, Pa. The occasiop showed
unusual care 1n planning. Twelve
couples yrere present,and merri- t
jir , ^ ' '
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Personals I
lent reigned the entire eveningr ot
uterestlng games and GXQUisita M
lusic both vocal and instrumenil
gave variety as well as im- se
tense pleasure to the^jolty groupr ~
nd a delicious repast was served
insisting of Punch, ice cream & 5?
ike, fruit, mints. IP
Miss Wallace is qf. present, a
rilliant student* of the Temple M
fniversity, Philadelphia, Pa. ^
NIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMMANDARY ORG'N'Z'D
~Tj. <J. Singleton of Charleston,
E. C. of Palmetto Command- wl
ry "Knights" Templar, for the
tate of South Carolina, assisted c?
y P. R. E"."~C. J. S. Stanback, 111
f Chester, S. C., and Grand Dep- ln
ty N. E. Lewis of Columbia, S. ty
., established a commandary of
nights Templar m Columbia, ^
Washington 3tr-- ^ ??
Twenty candidates who had *
lade themselves proficient in '
le proceeding degrees assemed
at the Temple and were
nighted. The following offi;rs
were elected:.
W. H. Thomas, E. C.; G. L. ??,
loyd, Genl'mo; William Doug- ia
,ss, C. G ;"H. H. Howard, S. W.;
. L. Smith J. W.; C. E. Williams Jj?
scretary; P. H. Sharper, treas- j
rer; William Johnson, S. Br;
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*muel Bailoy, Jr. B^tO; S. Foi'd, ==
, B.; John Adams, Sen'l. . f \
The Local Commandary will ^
2 known as Richland Comman- ~
ary Knights Templars of Col- ..C
mbia.. , > 1
Refreshments were served by
competent committee.
ly
LLEN UNIVERSITfY'S Ci
AtjUMNI ORGANIZED to
County organizations of mem?rs
of the alumni association of
lien university, Columbia, will
2 organized in every county in '
le state and alumni?chapters
ill be organized in cities North jj,
u ITF~ '
: the sphool reside in groups pL
I five or more,-^according?to
lans worked out by the meet- gj,
ig of the executive committee]
^-the-alurmtt-trssuciuliun, of the I:
egro college held in the direcrs'
room of the Victory Savings j<0
ank in Columbia last Friday, i
The county units will function
rider a county president and lo-j
i-1 county committee; as a unit pj
t the general body and will sub^'
tit reports of its work to ther^
<ecutive eommitfpp nf tVio nl_!
mni association.--The
following county presiT!
snts were appointed at the mSet
lg, to whom a general letter' Si
ill be sent setting forth the 1__
lans of the association: Ander- Cc
:>n,.Conyers Jones; Aiken, Dr.'is
. B. Johnson; Barnwell, B. J.jfo
eddish; Banwlort. Mioo
[ouzon; Calhoun, John F^ord; h<
l&rendon, J: S. Boyd; Charles- or
)n, W. R. A. Felder; Dillon, R. th
eki, A. W. Simpkins; Fairfield,'^
Lis&^lizabeth- -Martin^ Flor- -^g
noo> Rovt J. E. Thomas, Gleenood,
Miss Matise Moore ;Green- I
ille, Miss Mamie S. White; 1
eorgetown.'J. B. Beck; Ker- _\ _
law, Dr. J. P. Pickett; Lee, Wm. 5
isher; Lexington, T. H. Curry; i
raurens^ W^A White; Marion,} *
[iss Inez Collins4, Union, Dr. W.1 *
>. McGill; Orangeburg, Dr. Sei-; |
el Green; Spartanburg, Miss 8
fettie Oxner; Sumter, Dr. W. ?j>
/. Felder; Williamsburg, Missjjw,
,osa> B. Brown; Newberrv. Missq! L
'.osa B. Maffett; Richland, F. V,
Baumgardner. _____ _ J i
The following persons attend- 4
d the meeting of the executive ?
ummmee: ur. ju m. Daniels,
Ihairman of the committee; L. *1
k. Hawkins, J. B. Lewie, W. H.
roung, Geo. L. Floyd, Miss Rosa ?
Viylor, T. Jifc A. Myers7"iSt. EI~ ZI
iorp Means, 0. Y. Valentine, and < >
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Mexico has about 800,000 J |
rade union members. )\
THE PALMB
CARD OF THANKS
We thank our many neighbors
id friends for the kindness
ley rendered toward us during
ttle Benjamin Atkina, Jr:, who
ed July 21, 1925 at the age of
venteen months.
jW(! loved him-^nueh but God
ved him best. I shall go to
m J>ut he shall not return to
e. j. -?-?'?
Mother, Father and Relatives,
r. and Mrs. Benjamin Atkins.
(20 Walnut St., Columbia, S.C.
5L0RED PERSONS
LOSE_ AUTOMOBILES
? _ . lit A CI
Ashevilie, in. u. Aug.?ouiiiehere
in Asheville are persons
lored citizens here. Last
ght two ears left their owners
the Colored section of the ciThe
first car belunging to Seyour
Carroll, .field secretary of
e American ; Humane EJduca)n
Society of Boston, . with
uthern field headquarters at
-eenville, S. C., was taken from
igle and Market street while
? humane secretary was at the
t. -Zion. Church services. The
eft was reported to the police
partment and the-car was revered
on Cox Avenue bv specl
officers of the police departsnt.
The second car lost was
ported ^e sterday ^afternoon^
le car is owned by Dr; L. O. Mil
<* troi/iin o nrl auv/vAAn XTia
, piij oitian aiiu 0U15W11. 1110
r was~in front of his office, He
ated that he was oat of the car
it a little while before he rerned
and his car was missing.
1 far Dr. Miller has not found
Of the two Carroll is the haper;
he has his car and left earirolina
where he is to speak
night in the interest of "kindisa
to Animals."
~ ASH E VILLE CITIZEN
KEEP YOUR GRIT _
(Mrs.) E. S. NELSON
*ng on, Cling on.
No matter what they say;
ish-on, Sing on,
lings \yiii come ybur way.
tting down and worrying never
hejpsa-biLi
The way to get there, is by
keeping up your grit.
Iks die too easy,
They Seem to fade away;
ley make a. little error
And give up in dismay.
le kind of men that's needed
Are the;men of ready wit:
ho laugh at pain and trouble
And always keep their grit.
CONWAY NOTES
fecial to The Palmetto Leader
Aug. 4, 1925?Everybody inJ
orifl 11 vvAn n/linr. f Aiimo
/i? it uj UUU QUI 1 VUilUlllg WUVYliO |
looking with a deal of Interest
r the widely known "Diana of
aih,." which i& lu be piooontod
ire in the colored school audit ium
Friday night, Aug. 7, by
? Conway dramatic elub^
This club has been arranging
HAVE YOU HE
THE SIMPKIN'S^
Now Playing Private and P
Anywhere in thi
Music Studio FREDERICK
Phon<
W. L. Simpkins, Mgr.,
Ben Garris<
Address all mail to W. L. Simpk
-OFFICERS: I
J. C. McGRA>Y. Pre.. ? .
H. H. SMITH, V. Pre.. J I
DR. J. J. CREAOH, Tree..
T. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.-Mgr. f- Owl
DR. H. C. SCARLETT,
E. E, MOORE. I;
-You Are- burying
lis! :: uh
Why Not
buy-from us. ii t. <
PFO IJBAPt ^ for
this play for some time, an d
it is believed by those who have
seen some plays here to be the
best this town has witnessed in
many years.
The cast is compose#~of the
"best?lalenl in?luyvxu ^iluileiils
from the state college, Allen University,
Georgetown- high
nrl nn V>{(rh unil
oLIlvtni 1TXtil i\7Ii 1II5II BLixvvr, ctrttt
Conway Training school.
This play is presented IrTthree
acts. '
?The first act in the home of
Elimelech in Bethlehem. There
is where Elimelech decides to
take his family and flee into the
land of Moab because of the famine
in the land of Canaan.
The second act is a flower garden
in Moab, this is where Mahlon
and Kuth, Chilion and Orphanplan
a double wedding, and Naomi
grieves over the death of
her hulfeand. The
third^act is the home of
wealthy Boaz in Bethlehem.
? A splendid musical recital will
he nresented between nrts ?
?The music is arranged-fey-Mr."
Abraham? Ferduent of?Sumter.
Miss A. B. Roberson, Allen University,
is conductress, Wayman
Johnson, State College, president
the Dramatic club? ? W.Johnsom
OBITUARY
OWENS^-In loving memory
of our dear sister, Inella Owens,
who departed this life August
1^1949.
You are not forgotten, Sister, dear,
Nor wiri you over be; ?;
As long as life and memory last
We-will remember thee.,.
We miss you now, our hearts are sore;
As time goes by we miss you more;;
Your loving smile, your gentle face;|
No one can fill your vacant place.
Loving' sisters. i
*MRS. JANE OWENS TURNER.
-^-.Charleston, S..CL, i
MISS NADINE OWENS, ;
NevrYork City.""
Devoted father,
JESSE B. OWENS
Columbia, S. C.
' - -SALE. :
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I wish to dispose of the following ,
articFes at Private Sale Tor cash 'at"
Q1 1 II... , A ? - Pi A - '
%j*.i uaui|;vvii oliccl; riano;
Two Cahir,^ Binnn
Suit; One Parlor Suit, and severalJother
articles of value.
Apply to
' W.H.THOMAS,
1129 Washington St
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WIFE ARRESTED
(By The Associated hfegro Press.)
Newberry, S. C., Aug.?Mr. j
and Mrs. George Young, propri- j
Tetors-of a store inside the corpor~
NOTICE.
Mrs. Julia Humphries
DRESSMAKING AND REPAIR
SHOP J
MEN CLOTHES REPAIRED
SHIRT MAKING A SPECIALTY
-716 ASSEMBLY STREET
- RHONE 7593,
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JSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSX^^
ARD THEM? |i
ENTERTAINERS j
uhlir Fln<rnin>mpnla Will nn ?
e Two Carolinas.
BLDG., COLUMBIA, S. C. |
! 9173 . ? \ ~ ? If
R. E. Simpkins, Asst. Mgr., 5
>n, Director,. - 5
;ins, Mgr., 1432 Lincoln St.
WAYCROSS |
basket Company?\'r
ted, Operated and Controlled >
BY NEGROES
i !'
Manufacturer* of ?:? J \
High Grade Caskets
iDERTAKERS SUPPLIES ij
imihart St., and 608 Cwing St.
lYCROSS Georgia ;
WILLIAMS, Sec.?Manager !
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ate limits of l'omaria wore ar
rested Saturday. afrxriioon ant
charged willi .storing whiskey
gallons atv- said to havt
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J. HARE
THE pKITpp SONS Q]
is an orgaid/sii'm \vhii:h is doir
| infiyrri pftf>pr.T~yotiyji Carnlim
"Harrison, S :.' - sister. Prof. j
H. V. MeCrao. StidcTreasurer
,alive and gives> to tlie henefic
pays from !l y lu one -hundred
from $25.0" tn . ; .-i iio jn case <
household go:.ds. , It. nays;-from
iiess and up to ciaA:) cm Doctor"
Think of it; and for any ir
REV. J. J. HARlilSON, S. M.,:
or Prof. J; A. KIRK. 3
JT I wr wirn??
UNDERTAKER,
of South Caroli
Pinckney's Sani
BEST IA?l il'I'EU IN THJ
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?Office Ph IK' "707
100<> WASHINGTON ST.,
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- been found in their store. After
Larrest they, were released under
i $000 bond each.
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mp^M!???
ISON, State Master - - ' ;
P ABRAKAM & D. of J.
i. It has at its head Rev. J. J
J. A. Kirk, State Secretary ano ~
. It pays to its members while ~ .
iary something after Heafh. It
dollars for hospital benefits and ' 1
of total loss by fire of house and.
$1.50 to $3.00 per week for sick
rt>ill.
lformation write ~
2310 Richland St., Columbia, S. C.
i. Sec., Bennettsville, S. C. "
JCKNE,\~I
\ND EMBALMER
na and Georgia.'
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rhoQnnct I
L/nvuywv?unuci tttHBl'y -fl
Very Best Service in
the City. .
? | Complete
Motor Outfit]
Second to NONE in the -Slat e. f
tary Barber Shoo I
ETTTTY. COME AM) SEEP
Residence Phone 7765
& PALL _ j
it Tailors ?- ? ^
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complete stock -. J
"an^ Imported jf
ne and see Us -j ?. ; ington
Street
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n Druggists |
i St.?Phone 7226?|?
a First-class DrugStore v
OUR SPECIALTY. I
eliver Prescriptions^ . ->R^SERVICE,;
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