The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 10, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
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, SIR J. C. C"ilANNKLL.
Grand Gcriorallyihio, Chester.
" ~ BENEDICT SHOWS
. ; STRENGTH.
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^iirc^rj|1-"i.-N . ifrrA.; of a
drivifijHitw -i^lla'. k.-- end J'Uflft
? and fake -i>Uey>.-Il-.'iudlit mmcn
011 the: Kt?vHo (;tC action for. the
year 1925 a favorite. over her
npppjnents.- ThrT^Turers" have
?gone undefeated I'^r-i-hree years
anci mere are li.e 1 rospects. ot
~ J^jCOtttlflUlhg l\e 1' jgllL
Wiih -Her oir<hisive~-Mdll--and
-? do funs i vr | ii>Wjrk...i l
prise, .for"any team in score on
~*? these tough kr.otv ? |
Ur^-w... The te^onr avei-v..;vvi -around
* . 148 pounds. with ends that have
the -speed of a - Xnrmi.
Morehouse .will meet llie IIcn'
edict Tigers ?;-i. '* < h on Ileuedict's
gridiron. will He
"*7 one of the greatV-t gomes ot \ he
season. The.-e teanbat' led in
?i " ? ' ' A tl-?l ? -+rr?rtT L . ?
nuctiiiu j.u>i vvur io a liuinmg
- - nothing gam e:
The lovers of t \-m?stwt- are
standing on j'v ir i (<e>. ?>nd holding
their hnainnow., waiting
? -~to nee t-hWmUvx^.n.1-oi' this classic
gajrie CM. . 1?;. U. . 7'?
? ?1?You must i e-:t?i a: :y fnr~rhc
reason win iv 1 he ; .u h is full it
t. fsL' Tyll, aiui lirsI eoiue will he
' .. served 1 n i i 'a.
, ouh of town Lsi) - v. ill he. re
served on tin- ennd'U Re-?
member to he s.nv t - i
in the' park-?end''for your t iek"
ets. now. as r::nd. Moiiiif.
Read the hiils.-of 5his game
n. in your tmvn a.etJ-e iO'Vornod
accordingly.' _?
HKV. AI>A."M .AI. SAM)MRS
?-?-Pa-storSl. I Yl it< ?' i jtt i-n Church
Irmo. S. T
hKRVlClhS ih.ri,. ....: :..i Luiiui
j >Sunday in" cacTi sv.t.11:n.
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. inp Sun Soeiftw, < .jitint!)'::, S. C.
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Bp"*: Grand Treasurer, Chester, S. C.
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II I I 1 II- III Ml
LITTLE STORIES OF AC
OFOUR PREACHE
"* BY REV. I. E.
The Rev. A. R. Howard, dis- am
trict superintendent of the ms
Ml
Charleston district, is a very
progressive man. lie arranged ?
a' party to make the trip to Sa- ch,
vannah in autos to attend the to
Area Council. They assembled E
at Charleston at the Wesley *
church, and by previous arrange en
jment the ladies prepared a very co]
nice dinner for the party. The mm
'ladies who furnished this splen
did.'.dinner?were Mrs. A, .. B. fo'
{ Blanchard, Mrs. H. E. Fludd," '01
Mrs. Lydia Godfrey, Mrs. MaY- j"
j tha Fields, Mrs. Rosa Evans, wt
jell's. L. J. Bmieaur Mis. C. My- -rfr
'ers, Mrs. Anna Fields, and Mrs,j Sli
IAlice Bryan. Rev. F. H. Grant j
!addressed the lames in oenau sp
I of tho pi-irty Hp tnlrl ho
|hmv much the travellers appro- -sr
eiatted their hospitality, lie ofl
Igave the ladies a rising Vote of to
thanks^ The tabt(T was spread
fin the--lecture room of Wesley mj
|church, the Rev. J. C. Gibbs, he
[pastor. " wi
j The party travelling to Sa- be
ivamiaJi made the trip in two
jautosi one car came from St. ?
j Stephens, driven by Rev. F. H. sc
Grant, and the other came from ?
Greeleyville, tli'Iven . by Rev.-James
.Richards. The-" entire
-party was made up ns follows; ^
Rev. S. Pearson, Rev. James 7^
{Richards,"Sir. John Green, Rev. W
[A. K. Howard, Rev: F. II. Grant co
Mr. E. J. McCollum and Mrs.
Gibbs and little girl. The wri- ^
.tor went, as the guest jof the ni
irov. F.. If. Grant, and rode in w;
his car. The trip of 125 miles 'sjv
was made ,- without accident^ 'Jt
. * A T .
brother Grant was very kind *
pray God's blessing? oir ~1rrmr ?
lAnd I can't forget Rev. Howard" ~y
and the rest of the group. They
I were all very kind to me. ; -5
I spent a Sabbath in Savan- : (
i nah," and preached at Asbury 1(i(
iiiL.t he-morning antl at Jfaien at
: night. Rev. Rakestraw and ah
R^v. Copper. the pastors, show- ful
ed me extra kindness, for which .
I 1 am grate?ub ' ^
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I This story is written on Mon- ga
'day. a. m.~and I will leave on
[tomorrow (Tuesday) for Colum- et
t hp pTaco T call horrft. , CI
P?
: th
COLORED PEOPLE MEET AT
I , , _ PALEN. ^
to
Sessinos held are of . National
Interest. ISO
"~By REV". I. E.' LOWERY tp
' Of Columbia, S. C.
| Please allow me space in your ci
'valuable paper to say a few things s
--abrmt Another important gathering
of colored people which met in Sav- th
amiah during the pres&nt week. So
! far . I have not seen any reference "HI
, to this gathering in the daily papers
'of the city.- th
This meeting was held in the I'alen
; t p r mo per, is the pastor. ch
' Bishop E. G. Richardson, D. D.,' LL. ^j,
t? e * .a
itt,\TT * umnm?1*1 cftiucu tiim p^
meeting. It. is called "The Area su
Council of the Atlanta- Area-..Mi J?? sse
.Church." This area has in its"ftve at
~cnl7ircrl 'trninuaC conferences - gg fol.lews,
the Atlanta conference, the Savannah
conferenceTthe ^ouW"tTaTollTlS=
conference, the Florida conference,
and the'. South Florida conference. (>p
The ministers and delegates repre- (ja
seining these, conferences numbered a
'citizens of SavanndTi, that they were ^
entertained in their homes free of C.
-Thargo for tU'6 .day& and a night.
| In addition to this, the women of
jthe church, prepared and served a
Jjountiful dinner in the old church,
j whicli stands on the same lot next
door to the new church. Muc"h credit
is due- to the two pastors of the
l'alen and Asburv M. E. churches.
; Rev. W. Rakestraw^ and Rev. T. sc
R. CoopeT for this splendid.-arrange~
t , ?n
. ment. *
i .The council was organized with m
Bishop E. G. Richardson of - Atlanta P<
as president, and Rev.- W. S. Thomp- CI
son, of Anderson, S. C., as secre- ec
Uary. The Rev. Sedman, of Florida
.was chosei^ assistant secretary. The
Rev. W. B. Hollingshead of .Chicago
was. present and addressed the coun- w
cil in the wrterest of?the "World ?M
? Service." Tie- , told- the preachers ti<
' THE PALMETT
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:hievement
rs and teachers
LOWERY |
d delegates of the importance of;
iking monthly reports to the
dome Office" in 'Chicago. --- I
He also called* the attention of theincil
to the literature which tha~
urch has prepared "and is designed.
help the ministers in their work.
>r. Hollingshead said -the 'figures!
owed that the South Florida con*ence,
which is a colored conferee,
stands at the head of aU the,
fared conferences in raising world
I'vice money. j
jnder of a1 school at Daytona, Fla.,^
: coioreu hoys ana gins, was Intro-I
ced ami addressed the council. She
undoubtedly one of the leading
men of the^ Negro race. Her aie.veinent?at?Daytona?proves
this.e
said at present there is a big1
om ,on in the state of Florida, and!
eculators. Some of these came to t
r tphnnljiml nlforvd to bUY jt. The
hoed?n? us?thirty acies?and?1
'ered her if.ooit.ouo for it. Slit* I
Id them that7ft was not hers, that 1
belonged to the Methodist Kpisco,- j
;1 church, and If it was worth one.
illion to them Jhat it was two miirj
ins to the church. Her address
ide quite an impression on the mem I
rs of the council, and .n motion j
is made to give her a collection i
r the school, but was~afterwards
ithdrawn. as there are several
hools in the Atlanta Area.
Mrs: Mary Mcleod -Bethune is
turth?iJa rnl in iiui. .Jiy..L'irliu. JiaiilUL.
en. born.- at Muyesville, S, C. She
is educated at Scotia Seminary at
itieord, N.. C. She is president of
e National Federation of Colored
omen's Clubs, and is a woman of
LJ '.l .. V.;U? i. C
iimui'i mui; iiuiu-ijt auu uitvriiif^viiviv:.
The next council will most "ttkely'
t held in Atlanta. The Rev-. L. II.
ng, editor of The?South western
iristian-^ Advocate of New Orleans,
is a visitor to the conference,-and
nke -at night; also Dr. J. \V. Moulie,
of Soltth Carolina.?Savannah
jrning News;
Clinton
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Misses Ollian Thomas and Dollie
ic Ellison Jeft for Morris College
mday. 3
Misses -Rebecca Patterson and'Sti-la
Johnson left Sunday to teach
Mt. Carmel in Laurens county;
<o Mrs. Susie Alexander and son
r Gray court. '*
-Washington P. C.. fur tilliU: .awfrttg
ent last week in the city and- left
iturday. .
Rev. E. A. Adams, pastor of Beth
A. Mr E.'-churchj of Columbia, S.
y the principal of Clinton High
eceding Rev. J. M. Johnson was in
e city last" week?ami?visited?thehool.
All <the children and teachers
trmunded him and were very glad
see him hack again.
Mrs. Samuel Jesse Patterson and
11 Willie -Wilson, spent the week in
ewbevry and Cnlumbm, with relit"
,-es and. friends.
The Young People's "Busy f^ee
lib" and the "Love-joy" Club are
till keeping their "re|W although
any of the members have cone to
eir various winter quarters. - Miss
Dorothy Lomax has hven quite
since her trip -from-Washington,
, C., and we are very glad to know
at she is now recovering.
Mr. Spurgeoji Dendy preached his
st sermon at Friendship A. M. E.
urch Sunday nicht: his text: "Qbeenee."
It was'enjoyed I?y all. The
ople of Clinton?wish, him much
ceess along this line.
QuaiH'1 It Chmfe?M>ee in- >ie**iote
the A. M. F, church on N. Bell
Feet.?? * :
Mrs. Samuel J. Patterson. Mrs. Liz?
Bailey, XTTsse< A qui la" Bailey,
arylow Patterson attended the Part-Teacher
meeting held at Barksdo,
S. C., Tuesday night.
Rhudine Patterson, Reporter.
[TOES THE SIGHTOF JIM
ROW CARS AND JIM CROW
ELEVATORS OITOKEN ~
ONE'S EAR TO HEAR A
CALL?"
By Jesse O. Thomas.
(By Ths" Associated Negro Press)
It has been rumored in various
ictions both North and South
me past six weeks or two
onthn, that Dr. Earnest HaB,
istor of Liberty Baptist
hurch, Atlanta, has been call-;
I fo a prominent Baptist
lurch in Cleveland, Ohio. To
-leard the Call" could not be
hat church Dr. Hall "has
icertained from his congrega-l
Dn oroffteial boards "Dame.
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O LEADER
Rumor" persists in clainviog^^:
that Dr. Hall is soon to depart c
from these "Mundane Shores" c
to take up his residence in the f
"Buck-Eye State." ^ t
This rumor has occasioned a s
great deal of concern, because c
of the place Dr. Hall has occu- s
pied in the Civic and Religious t
hfe-of Atlanta and^ Georgia. We >shall'
be loath to give him up, 1^
and do so at all, under protest. . .
We has just settled down from
% r
a state of anxiety and uneasiness
that was occasioned by the re- J
pott being circulated that Dr. i
Peter James Bryant had been \
called to "Destroy it" way up in i
Michigan. Less than 'o fort- ^
night ago, it officially came that ,
Dr. Russell Brown. Dastor of the
First Congregational Church,
Atlanta^ for the past four years -*
had tendered his resignation and t
had accepted work with the Mt. t
Tfrron Congregational Churchy 7
Cleveland, Ohio. This news
camri as the 11UHL yiruw Uiat *
luxika-ths_CameVs back," and we
are now wondering who of our 1
prominent Devines will soon (
"Hear another call'' and respond 'j
to it. ' - .. .
The going away of so many
of our prominent men has stim- (
ulated speculation^ iir certain 1
quarters respecting all of the in- <
|luences surrounding their go- 1
ing.v If other.communities fee- ,
and Georgia peculiar fitness, ]
ability and training, together I1
with the experience, that Jit?
them in a special way for oc- c
^copying positions of leadershipj1
in.other sections, then Atlanta !,
and Georgia are to be eongratu- ;
jated on serving as a training !
and equipping station for men !
who have the ability and capaI
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
^"SYSTEM';:
Corrected February' 20th, 1925.
Arrival and departure of passenger
"trains at Columbia, S. C. CorArrive
No. Between No. Depart. 1
rooted to December 21, 11)24.
in-fiK n at M?Y, Awguota 31 lOifg ?1
4:20 p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 4:40 p:
1 r30 p 27 Charleston-Cin. 27 1:45 p j4:50
p 28 Cin.-Charleston 28 4:55 p ;
^10.40 P?10 fTnliinihin Cin O
' B:^5??2-4 Qphnnbia-Jack.?22 10:50 p|
^llLiflO p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 7:00 a!;
10:16 a 8 Columbia-Aug._ .7 6:46 p.
11:30 a 14 Columbia-Sav. 13 2:10.p
"*JH25 p 6 Columbia-Char? 4 6:40 a
^0:46 a ,3 Columbia-Char. 6 2140 p
10:25 p 11 Columbia-Ch'as. 12 7:10 a
5:20 a 15 Columbia-~ChaX~T6~ 3:00 a "
- 1:45 p 2 Columbia-Spar. -1 4:25 p (
2:05 p 18 Columbia-Green. 17 2:10 p
5:40 p 113 Cola.-'Rock Hi'l 114 6:15 a
~ Nos. 31 and 32, AUgusta special; =
Pullmans and dining cars.,i;- ^
Nos. 27 and 28, Carolina special; |
Pullman and dining cars?. ? . . ... ..
Nos. 9 and 10. 23. 24, Land of the
Sky special; Pullmans-anddining cars.
Iligh class coaches all trains. De- I
pendable service. Schedule figures
published as information only and not
guaranteed.' . t _
City ticket 'oftice, 1307 Main Street, 1
C. T. COBB, C. T. A.,
S: 11. McLEANy D.'P, A. =
Telephone 6356.
! rv
V>?v
f school Op
?= - Bishop W.V
%
^ A Co-educational Inst
^ Offers the Foil
u?n; Avis and Science
> Grammar School, Hor
IA and Tailoring. ,
V __
A ; For further infor
dlity of developing into( real c
>utstanding leaders. The other
:ommunitie8 ought to feel grate- |
ul to Atlanta and Georgia for
his contribution to their gener- .
il welfare. Atlanta^ should be 1
congratulated that her favorable
;ons are sought with such per- *
listence by others. t
is thank God and take courage
is-we go forth to train other nen
and women for leadership.
There is however, another rumor ^
ifloat to the effect that the appearance
of and ever present 'JIM
CROW GARS" AND-JIM
3R0W"? ELEVATORS," The
'COLORED THIS" AND THE
COLORED THAT" gives~keen- i
less to one's ear to hear a call to ~
)ther climes. If the latter is
rnp thpn wa will have tn has. .
en to withdraw our congr&tuatjflng^??___
'
~ If the " outstandings men and :
women of our race are leaving
aeorgia because they receive!,
:reatment, a larger measure of [
Tustice and fair dealings in othjr
commonwealths, then it is!'
nost .unfortunate for Atlanta.ind
Georgia. We pray for the !
:ime to come when Georgia asp
well a& many of,the other States!
-vill become fair and impartial
n dealing with all races that no !
jne will want to leave them berause
of not receiving a square;
Profession
$ ' . . ...
Office Hours: ^ Telephones:
11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 3536
6:00. ^ ,M? t0^8 P. M. Res. 6548
Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women and Children A
Specialty ji
Jffice: . . Re?idpnrw ^
L414& Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. j
r
-Dr. L. M. DANIELS 1
~ I'hvsician ami Sinyeiin 4Special
Attention Given Diseases of
Women.
1121 Washington St. 2210 Hampton'
Office Phone: 6429 Res. Phone: 7166 j
r h
i
Office Hours; Telephones?]"
9:00 to 10:30 A. M. _ Office 37961
12:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692;
2:30 to 4:00 P. M.
6:00 to 8:00 P. M.
... Office:
Residence:
L702 Main Street 1417 Pine Street i
COLUMBIA, S. C.^=?
J
Hours: Telephones:]
9 to 10 A. M. Office m!05
12 to 2 P. M. Residence-243 1
3 to 4 P. M.
6 to 8 P. M. , i
Dr. J. Douglas Williams
?FTTYSiriAN & SITIUTFTON
1109 Nance St., Newberry, S. C.
>1 UJNlV.lv
^LUMBIA.^r.
tens September,
V. Beckett, A. M., D. D.,
i * .
itution for the Training1
the African Methodist E
owing Courses:
s,HNorrhal, Teacher Trai
ne Economics, Music, Pr
r?"
mation address:
Rev. IX H. Sims, A. 1
Saturdav, October 10, 1925.
leal.
The constructive influences of
ioth racfi-elements should not be ^
content until there is as much
njustice , fairness*, and impap r
tially in dealing with the race
incl individuals in Georgia
here can be found anywhere "
idse in I he win hi. ?
6366 PHONE 6366
2hair Caneing and Upholstering
Pnrnitiiro Rorinivirnr anrl
? M&ttress- Renovating. "
W. S.TREZEVANT
1019 Harden St., Columbia, S. G.
~ I
i
Arrival and Departure of Trains
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Effective September""" 21, 19!rtr~
-. fAH trams daily)
E>epaft.? (Union Station) Arrive?.
>:45 a. rn. Wil.-New York 12:55 p. ni
. Sleeper to Wilmington. .
1:25 p. tn. Wil.-New York 10:50. p. ]
Sleeper to Wilmington .
L50 p. in. Charleston 11:35 a. rv
Parlor Car "to Charleston
Columbia, Newberry & I.aurens lf.1T.
d 4:120 ]). in, I,aureus d 11:55 a. rn.
-?Union Station daily; d?Gervias St.
i.tntioii daily?e*?*et>t?Sunday.
For,infornialion rati nt Union Stw
tion. Phone D7&2.
>a1 Cards |
:s
Oflice Hoursi Phone 8686
9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
3 P. M. to 7 P. M.
Sundays By. A ppointments.
Dr. H. G. Thompson
Surgeon Dentist A
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. ^
- Pyorrhea Treated Successfully.
i i 11 *u i w B
1414V6 Assembly St. Columbia, S. C . gk
Qflice_ Hours: 10 to 12 M.; 2 to 6 P. M.
DRTM. A! EVAN9
DTseases of Women" A SpeetoltyT^
Graduate Nurses in Attendance.
lOOl lz Taylor St., Columbia, S. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER
? Dentist
Specialty.
Ofl'i. Phone 6429 1126 Washington
Utlicc Hours: Telephones:
8 to 9 A. M. Office 4247
1 to 2 P. M. Res. 8876
G to 8 P. M. . v " ,
Dr. W. D. Chappelle. Jr.
Office: Resdebce:
2101 Gervals St.? 1301 Ptne- Sk??
V * - ' -*?
Offioe Hours :"a
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
5 P. M. to 7 P. M. _
Ur. J. H. floodwin
1119 Washington St. Columbia S. C.
<t? ?
ESITY^P
22, 1925 :
Chancellor y
of Negro Youths. X
Episcopal Church. Y
jL.
ning, High School, Y
inting, Commercial
ML, D. D., President.