The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 22, 1925, Page TWO, Image 2
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^district grand lodge no. .
Vi^M. u. o. of 0. F. ]
_ Continued"Trom Page 1/ ' 1'|.
I city High School represented the. >
-?: JMayor with a great smfech^and
Dr. Johnson, theL "Old rhan elo- t
quent," respondcdr- After this a <
veritable Ciceronian and Demos- i
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therrcari" battle yf oratory was r\
^ displayed, the ladies even became
". _ eloquent. ^ b
The Program., I ]
Monday night, 8 o'clock, \
preaching at Mf ~ Olive Baptist <
? Church, Rev.TT McKcnzTe Harri- :
son, Sumter, S. C:'- Tuesday, j
_ clock, A. M: "Convention called ]
-to ,order at Bethel A. M. E. \
?Church. SingintyltyllilvA choir, t
??^?Invocation. Rev;CizTVA^rogOon<
Grand Gh'aplain. blaster ot Cer_
em on i es r fl?McJacksonr tn tioduvj
" ced Prof. Beck who spoke fpr the.-i
Mayoiv BOsnonsc Ijy Di\. C. C. 4
?? Johnson, Aiken,-Sr (4.?Music?^
: Duett.?Wtdctrrrnriicairess on be- {
half of the eitziefTs of George- v
' town by !?'" w " p~ fnrnlinn "
Resnoi>si?- bv Hi- T I) lbv|^
?? Sumter ,~~S. C; " WiTrumu address <
** on behalf .of the fraternal orders ;
of the city by Bro. T. W. Brown. ]
Response" by RevTdjf S. "Rree. '
Music?-sole. Mrs P.ftili-i.-.. n.m_ 1
more-. Address on behalf' of the :
. Odd FeHQAi^-hv-Prni' f* U' trow. .
ard. Response by Prof. C. A. (
? ' Lawson. Sumter,. S. <_\ Atklress ;
? ??^, u arti.?liuaponno,?Miaajj
half of the Juy en ilea Depart- (
ment by Miss Emily Smalls. Res- <
ponseJDy Mrs. Alice E. Lawton. c
^ Pr-a&eiTtation -of- Keys to city" by ,
Bro. B-. J. Washington, Closing ]
remarks by District Grand Mas- (
ter, Hon. I. J.^AIcCutlrie. Then
C^and Lodge convened at Big |
Bethel A.M. Iv-Ohorgtr-n-nfl the ]
.Grand, Household at Mt. -Oliyej
Baptist ChurcE. - U
Wednesday u as gl \ eii ToTcthPr
ing of reports bv Grand Lodge i
Officers. The Grand, Master in
.characteristic style, read a fine.'i
??~luctdr"dynamic- report svhicTi so'!
thrillerl the convention that they'c
gave him a rising vote of thanks, f
i Among the important recommon-1_
dations by the Grand Master are A
investment: of funds in Govern-t f
ment bonds and in real estate: a
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the others-provides for a Summer i
Institute.for P. S. by dividing the jt
state into four parts arid provider
ing an inst.ru^tof in each. The^c
Investment Committee is to be I
F IN A N CIAI -SI A TK MENT OF THE
' DISTRICT GRA
?. -- RECFJ
~ Amount brought JJulx" Is TO)
Amount collected in July, 1021
Amount collected in. A.uKu^t, 1024
Amount collected in September, 1024
Amount collected in October, 1024
Amount Collected in November, 1924
Amount collected in December, 1024
Amount collected in January, 1025 ___
?.? .Amount collected in February, 4025?-Amount
collected in March, 1925 ___
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appointed. Bro. II. II. Butlei
District Grand Secretary, educa
:pr, and preac holy read thic of th
most-complete and ;~com pre lien
dve financial reports it has beei
mm to hear. It places him ii
. lass "A" with business men re
tardless of race. The repor
.hrilled the delegates with ec
tasy and at. Ilie conclusion lom
md4ong cheers were given .him
the .reports show District Gram
MivuQ^ovito *i i?u.,
CO, vuuyis l l. Uilltiny
)ii hand July lT-44>!i^gpt<^th292;
-District Grand J Lousehol
receipts, S67.570.&8. * Disburse
iaiuTijuly i, $16,7IG.-OD.! Thi
eport takes in lrqm Decembe
oJuly, a perioil of seven month
: _ - ' T ,
Bro.-George 1 b-Pmrh: (iiairul D
rectqf of the jhnusnholds is ,
nan. of towering - Ability an*
jmad vl.mjhi. he i]rosld&f ove
rfilTTh'and Ifoirvholcl u'jylT "orr^
uuj dignity. Under most tryini
il'climst tnii-cs hi' was i-mm!?
-'**urtuoufi yet firm in'bis ruling:X'n
mist 11-: i' was tmul,. n.l U
u'as appointed (7 rand Di recto
and the Grand household so ex
pressed itscil 1)V a lUHinimnn
^'olc and asked the Suh Commit
toe 10 retain lih.i. Tito nicii^u
ship has increased in all branch
,cs. The way?looUr bright fo
Jclil Fellows in South Carolin,
nrvwivurfil^r"sxipport to tho tTTani
LHrociqiV iSo .jubilant and wej
ialisfied with the running; of th<
mimously- i-e-elected. The Offi
ers are J. XlcCottrie, D. G. M
r. S." Johnson. 1). I). G. XL, II. U
Sutler," D. G, S., I. IX Davis, D
X IX, D,X;. Dozier, G. WVK, R
TThru-hnrrl I I), i? A. Riehic, I
P.. C. A. T-a^^on, 1 Q-, r: \y
golden, Commissioner, Dr. C. C
Fohnson, D. G. XI. IX, J.. I. Wash
mrtnn TA CI At!,' f TA
' t?w?q xs * v 4 . , > 1.1' j ,, * 1 i ? i ?
Ion, D. G. ('., T. 11 Parker, D. G
Jars., Goo, PI. Pugh, D. G. T.
Next Convent inn tth-pK- ?.t Ah
)QvilIot S. C.. '
"Thus goes clown in history one
>f the greatest Grand Lodge ses
ions ever held in South Carolina
Military Day brought many vi
itor to the citv and they wen
ully paicLfor. coming. The par
y in every respect., This., fea
urc of the Grand Lodge causec
uany favorable comments. Th<
xercises were witnessed by ;
arge crowd at the par-k.
DISTRICT GRAND SECRETARY
.NI) LODGE
I'TS.
2d.
- - - J <>,742.21
? _ 7,G44.6<
G,113.4(
^ 7,504.8!
-7>. 5,521.4<
- ? ? I : " . 7,084.75
5{670.3'
O.OOg.gf
. -- 9,147.0(
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1: THE PALM
Amount collected in April, 1(525 .
Amount. collected in May, 1025^
? Amount collected?in June",?rflUJV"
Amount received for rent _
rvifcnwd tor Building?Tit
r , ?
Amount reikuved l'or Chjirity
A mo u d t reVeived for Scholarship-*" _
Amount n/coi\ed for Patviavuliic
Amount received fur. Grand Lodjie
^ Armount fur AI n'utt'!
Interest on deposits
~ Total fnuii rrfl . .uhutcsl)iSBtl
?Amount paid?ou-t- in July, 10 2 T.
Amount paid out in August, 11)24 _
. Amount paid out in September, 1
' Aooim pnirl mil ill Hr-tnt-m- )UOl
Amount in Xoveml.or. i
Amount raid ?.ut in Tlecemberr 19:
Amoutit* paid out in January, 1025
Amount paid duT"Tn" February, 101
Amount paid out in March, 1025
Amount- paid <>nt -hr-vVpriiy 1 025 - Amou.nl
"paid out tin- May^ 1025
" Amount paid-out in June, 1025
l?aVi.u4;C- on Hand July }; 1025
* ' DISTRICT (111,
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Cpsh. <Tn h;(nd wheii (j. S. Hutli
In. Bank of" .Mimn'ii,;'. *._ /
In First National Bank', Manning
?fo-Ho:r,o liank and 1 rust Co.,. .Ma
In First National Bank, ihuinin.LT,
Money orders' lcciiived from the tinv
closed by tin* Ins. Com. until it
%Cei ved from .loair?
- Collected In DcH-t'iubt'i, 1D21 ~
~ CollccLcd-! 11 Januarv, 1P25 _ 7
> Collected i.n February, ll?25 j;
r- CoHected m M arch; "It'25 ~ "
e^olU'i-tc.l iiT-^lnii, 11)25??
p- Collected in 3.1 ay, 1;>25 ?*ir;
Collected in .June, 11 25
n .
To I ill from all sources
" . - . D1SB1 I
t Amount paid out in December, 111;
!x Amount paid out In January. 11)2
-Amount paid out in February.,- 1'.
Amount paid outyin March, b!?Lj
* Amount iiaiilviNrtyi" in April, .11)25
Amount paid5"but in May", 11125
^ Amount pa^H out in June,. FP25
""TfllaF paid for all purposes
j Balance?on hand July 1, 1.1)25
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^ PROF. J. B
. Principal Howard. lLi?,rh Schoc
weniintt tHe jjlfiyor of the: ( i
bell a If of the citizens.
Mcl'LKLLANVILLK NEWS
Hie fourth and last quarterly mcc
r intr of McCleffnnville circuit convene
Saturday; August tho Pth at Beth
Church this/city with- Elder Josef
c>.- Idorant presiding and pastor Jam*
Weston on hand to marshal the forc<
? that so beautifully and falthiully ar
liiD'iooin.iiivily?wutk?for tho furtho
ance of God's kingdom on earth.
""After speedily but very satisfacto
" ily dispatching the conference busine:
""the idolized pastor and venerated pri
. siding elder were escorted to the hon
~ of Mrs. L. v.- SShepard on Dupree ros
;> "tt'hore hy the stewards and stewari
: "dssdfTTficy were given a feast of tl
hoicest front the vegetable and anim
- kingdoms;
When the gumptious repast whic
^ consisted of all that heart could d
sire and appytito deman<l was over tl
3 honored guests yielded to solicitatic
j of their Hosts and hostesses and i
midst cheers and other evidence <
joy and satisfaction, spoke in glo\
inir terms of nraise of tho solvit i
cooperation .'and fidelity exhibited t
the officers and Thembers of the chu
f- c-h?? wni|M ising this circuit:
^ .The Rt. Rev. W. W. Beckett, Bishr
5 of the Seventh Episcopal District,. \vi
^ please be advised that the..conferen<
- goes on record as requesting the se
j vices, fatherly supervision and gu
} dance of these safe, sane and faitl
j fill leaders-in their'respective positioi
y- for another year.
} Dr. Morant preached at Zion^ Sun
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[HTTP LgAPJMt
- ...: ?. 13,479.10
----- = < - 0.89Q.7Q
- "... ... 4,094.80.
? - 1,960.00
x ?.. ?rrr?: o,980.30
: - 200.00
li -i 258.76
^ , .... 1,131.78
1 purposes 7. :v"' 1,613.82
... .. 273;00
- 2,232.61
. _ .. __ ^8^005^5=
ISBMENTS.
_ $2,832.83
- .. , 9,948.00
924 .*6,814.62 i
......?. ' . " 9,780.50
-'9-1 " ?? 79
U .1?-i ---- 7,865.82
:::.'. ; : .. .. 473.28
25 ~-.V.ir.". ._~r 7,260.43
- ' - -9.328.73
-r-r- - . t . 9^52.10.
7,800.32
3?ZTZ 1~ .. I*"-' $88,37BH1
j .*.' .. .. *... $80,202.54
VNli HOUSEHOLD.
LH'TS. . . v*
r took charge: - * '
: , '.I"s- . i $1,239.72
?k - 1 (>0.38
.lining 13.65
Sav. Dept. __ ..1,235.25
e the office in Manning was
was reopOTOd in Ilartsville 1,483,39
. 13,750.00
"I7 ~ :~ .... " . 6,209.35
... 3,064.30
-- ,
.t:_.'."c-- ~ 8,978.15.
. 10,982.82
,, > ' ^ '' 0,547.85
r ^1,431.30
. _ r . "" $67,570.98
tSEMENTS.
24 "i. $563.18
!5 ? : . 12,910 52
)25 ... 5.324.50
~ : a kw on
10,746.25
7,488.53
._ . _. -7TIV 7,253.30
$50,824.08
-- $16,7-^6.90
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. BECK, A. M.,
K Georgetown,- S.' C.', who, repreity,
welcomed the Grand Lodge oil
_ tciv_Sunday 11:00 o'clock A. M. an$L
"~ at Bethel 8 O'ciwk?P. M. to capacity
sjj spiritual fire coupled Wuth logicjTZ~j
C1 The total collection for the occa>h
sion was $80.00.i
iviesflamCB Kola singleton "TUicT C.
g?- Gillard staunch ehureh workers aro
ig+ttsted with the sick. We hope for
thr ni speedy restoration to health.-?Th'o
somewhat feeble, the Rev. S.
~FC Howard whose effort was more
ss than that of any one else to plant the
e_ flag of. African " Methodism in this
ie corner of the state is always on hand
1{1 when the doors of the chufch are
i_ opened. " '
ABBEVILLE NEWS . |
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Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Strozler West
i a few days visit to relatives and home
? people. Mrs. Strozler is formerly of
Abbeville and is the daughter of Mr.
Lewis Marshall, Sr. She is known here
V- !
? bb?"Luino."?Ate,?and?Mrs.?Strozler
^f
' came by motor to Abbeville. This is
>yiMr. and Mrs. Strozler's first visit to
I', Abbeville 3mee their marriage.
Miss Mary F. Martin on Harrisburg
Street is still improving from her ill
| ness of typhoid fever. Friends here
| hope for her an early recovery.
F- t % ^
Mr. C. & Acker of 70 Secession Ave.
l" spent fcfcrftlay iirCokesbury with rcla1_
,-tiv es and home people. Mr. Acker is
18 i formerly of Cokesbury and is a grand
nephew or Mr. h. H. Owenp, tfiVTafcr
i- politician of Cokesbury also, who pre'
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gmsm 0
CQLT~f7. A. fi
ceded htm tothe graveuii number.of-i
years ago. .j,
Mrs. jEbbie Garlington of Atlanta.
Ga., is in the city lor a. few. days_
visit to relatives."
Mrs. Jennfe Lee Plummer has been'1
quite sick at her home near the city,
but is better at this writing. Mrs.
Plummer is an aunt of Mr. C. B. Acker.
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\TATPC3 DOAH /'AMUT * ?r
SPE CI A L TO THE LEADER i.
.Conway, Auk. 17?For many years'the
people of upper South Carolina '"have
been living in ignorance of the- vast
prosperous country which lies along
'this great coast country of ours. I
am glad to see that all of us are now j
realizing that the future of the state'
-depondo on the-ndvnncenii'iiL the Cons'-~
tal country makes. ;' . * J H
As one enters the "Independent Re-tnrtTHtr^^itorfS'"fie
sees nothing but;
sigrrs-trp prosperity orf every side. 77]
He enters the long neck of Galli-!,
vant Kerry only"to see-r-conag out into
a?great eountry which flows .with ' |
milk and lib hey." mzrrrr?1 -r
Oil .the Caafp^r; bnijndnry of this
county lies the greatest and largest
attended chain of beaches to be found
unhi IiiInt ' WiniloWiH. Fl..?ud Imwh.1i .
-Singleton- SwriTdrraTuI Myrtle Beach. .
Among these resorts are opportuiiU
ties for faitsighted colored men to
These beaches bring thousands of
people far and near to .spend- a happy
Summer in God's out-of-doors.
_ Jn-the middle yf a county which"has ,
fifty .square miles, beaches, hunting
??nv4 hu ui.i, uivic in _a
iTTg iown iit throe thousand C;100Q)!7
which" is the coutjiy seat, Conway. ;
This-town has a tnodeutJightiftg-sy- *
stcm, daily "trains,.and steamboat', bus,
line, sanitary Water supply, tWo -high-,
ways which make it possible l'or one
to come or go any time or way . he I
wants to. - .
- There are four colored churches, and '
a very good school.
It is a lumber manufacturing cen-'
tor. ??
The race relationship is good.
?This town and country "offer m6f6 "
opportunities For a good wide awakel
|?Your -First Training iA_alL
g yqur Destiny. ??? WHY
NOT TAKE YOUF
I SENECA IIS
I First Semester begins
For farther infori
I W. W. L. CLARK,
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*:* MOVING '
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X Bunyan Bur
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! Five Heavy Duty
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your service--We s
? distance hauls of 1
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Saturday, August 22, 1925
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colored doctor than" any-other town
or country its size. This is a.land of
honey whosehowl is filled to the overrunning,
and it welcomes'ajl who wish
to Slink and thank God for a country
like. this. .?*=- J~ r ""
Mr. George Latimer, the local undertaker,
has complete^ a beautififf undertaking
establishment"-' on upper "
Race 1'ath-Street."" ~ ?
-'Mr. George Tyson haa_ins.tall6cL-a
hat-blocking system"nf his. well furnished
tailoring establishment.
?The -opening -of tubaccu season ht|re?
has opened jobs for o.ver two hundred
colored people as graders, tiers, and * ?>
general handling. It has also brought
many workmen from North Carolina
Virginia, and Kentucky to the town. ?
finch spoke at the colored' Methodist '
ihurclf Sunday''night?rm a memorial
program iii honor of Mr. William Jenaiwg
B rya-Hr?? :? ? :
Mp. Snivcv snoke of him as a poli- .
tician ami commoner, Mr. Goldfinch
spake of him as a Christian.
The faces of ..the farmers were f~
brightened last week when they found ^
out that tiie representative of the". *"
ClkuuuA mm lean t'oharfn fn. had ar- filCll
: i i
?T-hvi'c are many Holiness pttbple lh
town toi- the purpose of carrying on' -V.
WAYMAX JOHNSON. , j'*
Exceitrio Barbershop
and Pressing Club
^harp Afci/or* and (lean Towels
Ail Work Guaranteed. ?L'lolhe^
Cleaned and Pressed on
^ : - .Short Notice.
Peter ilejniugway, Prop.'
1.1 Main St., ~ Conway,#: ??
- PHONE 6187
Li Artlawkins'
Real Estate Agency
"Homes on Easy Terms"
1107' 2 Washington Street
important in determining ; ~
I FIRST TRAINING AT
JSTITUTE? jh~
, Tuesday Sept. 29th &
nation write
V. B., M. A., S. T. B. 1
S. C. _ L .
oowWaowtfowo'tfcmmem r" *
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J HAULING *J*
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ns Transfer %
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Motor Trucks at 4^ ^
pecialize in longhousehold
Goods. ^
DLUMBIA, S.G |
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