The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 24, 1925, Page SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, October 24, 1925.
| Locals Anc
Miss, Mayme Haigler, of Newberry
passed thru the city .Monday enroute
to Ridge Spring, where she is teaching
in the Graded school.
" Mr. Lindsayi Jackson, after a visit
? of ten days or more among relatives
and friends in the city returned to
~ PhiladelpTiTa7 Pa., last Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Mab^l Kgnnerly, of 916 Taylor
street, wife of Mr. John Kennerlv
was taken to Benedict Hospital some
time ago fqg an operation. She is
at homehbwdofng nicely. We hope
she will soon be' herself agairn
Miss Annie Mae Manigault, daugh^
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ManigauRr1
1703 Wayne St., a graduate of the
class1 of 23 of Booker Washington
High School and a graduate of State
College, with the degree olT L. I.,f
'25, has now begun her colllege course
at Benedict. We wish for Miss Manigault
much success..
Mr. C. E. Bailey, contractor and
builder _ of this city, who resides at
Colonial Heights has returned from
his vacation. He reports a very enjoyable
trip.v While away he visited
New York, Buffalo; Niagara Falls
and Canada. On his return he stopped
in Washington And Witnessed one
"game of" the" "World's series between
Washington and Pittsburg.
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INVITATIONS "OUT FOR" "GRAND
BENEFIT DANCE AND
MASQUERADE.
Invitations announcing the coming
of the Grand Benefit and Masque
rade Dance to be held at the Elks';
Hall on Oct. 30th are now out, and
Columbia's Social Set _as__well as anumber
of out-of-town guests will
have the pleasure of enjoying a most
" " pleasant evening.
For the Masquerade several novel
andpleasing ideas have been planned. |
The hall will be beautifully deco- j
rated and the dancers will dance to j
the strains of the Famous Simpkins,
? Modern Danee Orchestra. Masks wttF
be removed at midnight and 'a buffet
, . supper will be served. - ' ,
\sf Brief NotesjOn Richland
County Fair
Ik More shares are . being sold
1 each day. More interest being
E "manifested-as- the dates draw
near. Exhibitors are getting
K ready to win prizes and prei
miums which . will be paid oh
W Saturday of Fair Week. ^ ^'
from white people of the courir
ty. . ; . ^ v , 1
Benedict College, Columbia, offer
battle royal in football on
Thursday the 12th. - Large
crowds are coming over from
I Sumter to witness this game.
State College, Orangeburg,
and Johnson C. Smith University,
formerly Biddle, will put
up a mighty struggle each on
Friday, Nov. 13th, to carry away
the laurels. Johnso!T~ C.
Smith will bring down hndreds
frnm Charlotte and bv stations
to see_her battle for victory.
State College will do no leas.
Exhibits from other counties
are not barred but rather solicited.
Kach stockholder is a
booster and each stockholder
has special privileges that only
^?^^feckholdereCK-n enjoy.?
Ladies especially should
bring up some of their art work
and contest for the prizes which
will be awarded On Saturday of
the sarne week. Almost "every
county in the state has a County
Fair exhibiting the best pro
ducts of the county wny can t
~ Richland County lead.
Seqretary J, E. Dickson will
be in his office every day until
Fair Week. Drop in to see him
at 1118 1-2 Washington Street
or write him about shares and
for any other information^ "
A sufficient number of shares
, have already been sold to provide
for premium money, pay
for Fair Grounds and other expenses.
Stockholders money
did it. be prepared to attend
the first stockholders meeting
and get air accurate account of
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Personals
the conditions.
A printed statement will be
furnished for each stockholder
after ihe^ meeting. Fair enough
isn't it. - ? c
BENNETTSV1LLE NEWS
'Only a few more days work
and the farmers will finish thisl
year's crop. Some are laden with
smiles and sorqe. are burdened
with grief.^-^fentr know why.
Bennettsville Graded School
opened Monday jwith . quite a]
large crowd of students. ^EheSchool
put on .a new ^Trustee.
Board this term and they put on
an entire new faculty.' consisting
of Prof. G. H. WHIlcerMrsr
Whittaker, . Miss Qdom, Miss
Cloud, Mrs. 'Gilmore, Miss
Lance, and Miss Feldon." All of
the trustees were on the job.
Prof. J. A. Kirkj chairman
spoke very firm abut the- new
improvement- just added to the
school. Miss B. E. Green spoke
on Industrial Education. We
trust that .. ..the parents and
friends of this vicinity will
stand by these able trustees]
and teachers. ___ |
? Ait of our young folks have
gone to their school work.
Mr. Edgar Weatherspoon,
stopped -in?tire city on his return
to Nashville, Tenn., where
he is takincr his medical course:
also Mr. Robert Weatherspoon,
junior college of State A. and
1*1; College. These splendid
young men we trust wjl^make
good. '~^"v
Miss Viola Summon is doing
nteely in State Cottege. This is
her first term.
Her many friends are delighted
to -have Misa -Pannie-iiVill^
iams of Sumter, S. C., to return
to teach in the school at Drake.
She is-a-splendid teacher.
Misses Currentur and Currenter
report a_pleasant stay in I.
L. C. College. They are senior
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Mrs. Essie Manley left for
Philadelphia, Pa., and New
VnrV Brfthher
daughter. ? '
Miss Maggie Lomax is teaching
in Delco,N.C.
Prof. J"/ A. Kirk was called to
FayetlviHe, N. C., Monday on
: business;?
*?|ie musical concert rendered
q^Mfr^ic h aet4-A. M. E^cfonsdi
| Thursday night was^quite a success.
.. Powe, Whittaker, Earwin
I McLeod, Kennedy and Mbrris,
!our local talent played their
paits vviill.
Miss Uilo Sanders, a graduate
oi Bennettsville High School
this term has made good in the
Armstrong M. College of Washington,
D. C., this term. She
entered the second year higKT
This speaks well for Prof. .Cunningham
and J. Mr- McEddie
her formpr trpg,p.hers. .. J
Misses Nellie M. Evans, Poarl
Thomas, Killer Ryles, have returned
to Morris College for
their regular school work.
Miss Louise Quick was called
to Conway, S. C., where she will
toach this term in the Graded
! School.
I A few weeks ago, Dr. G. R.
Robinson from DeMoinse, far
I
^west was in. the city to see his
^mother-,? Mrs. Ellen - Robinson
and other~rJ5Tatives-'?nd friends.
His baby brother Earnest Robinson
from the same place was
wTTB hTm. They go away, but
will come back to see the old
folks at home. .. .
Very sad indeed was the sudden
death this week of Rev.
.] !Y-1. : T r _ ill I ; 3
jonnson. ne wmue missea
.. fftuch in Marlboro rolintv hv the
Sandy Grove baptist church.
They lost a real pastor. Just
trust in Christ and He will give
! you just such a leader as Rev,
Johnson.
} lliV. A. B, Lomax, his choli
fiid a large number of his members
motored over to Laurin/
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THE PALM
jburg, N. C., Sunday, to render ;
special program at the A. M. E
Z. church. They "report a splen
did stay. . _ ?
Rev. P. B. Mdodana was^ ii
the city Saturday and Sunday
He preached-eiw of the bes
sermons ever preached at Mace
donia. He is looking the pic
ture of health. We are alway;
glad to see our beloved pastor
Little Ellerstein McCollum I
improving niroly, aftor a wurinn;
accident; She had her leg-bro
ken. Trust she" will soon b<
well.
Rev.-L W. Williams of Sum
ter, wdl in the city Monday oi
his way to his brother, Mr. T
W. Williams.
Mr. Tommie^Fhompsoiirarstu
aent 01 btate college was in tn<
city Monday. - j
Mr. J. K. King always" like U
speak a cheering -word fa? Thi
Palmetto Leader.
Prof, and Mrs. J. A. Kirk lef
for the State ^air" in Raleigh
N. C.. We wish them a pleasan
trip.
Callie D. Sanders, Reporter
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ALLEN UNIVERSITY NEWS
Prof. George A. Singleton, Reporter
The University Continues to jnak
steady strides in the realization o
lofty ends~ This week sees a coAtin
I ued increase in the student "body
[The enrollment is about one thou
I sand. - -U^e enrollmervt-m-the College
of "Arts is about^ontr hundred.
President Sims continues to expres
himself as being pleased but .not sat
jisfied. Where there is complete sat
isfaction and snug contentment, ther
| is 1 no progress. Progress comes ou
j of dissatisfaction with things as the;
are. It is the aim of Alma Mater t
(make things-as they ought to be.
A fine spirit of college loyalty an
devotion to worth-while ideals wa
exhibited one* day this week whei
i the various classes contributed a free
1 will offering for the, purpose of send
jing a faculty and student represem
Itative to the Y. M. C. A. Counci
which met in Washington, D. C., Oc
Tbb5rt=21st7 ttt25. Tho^b|RSirg_wa
one hundred dollars. Principal C
i Y. Valentine of The" High School Dt
partment was unanimously chd&en a
faculty representative. 'Mr. R. ^S. Ri1
ter, '26, College",of Arts, was chose
by the Y, M: C. A. to~represent th
student body. They left for Washing
ton on Tuesday afternoon.
One of the new features at ^lle
1 University-tWs-year -i^ a-FaeuRy-LR
; etary Forum. It had its initial meet
jng. thp. Rth, inst. Thft
Prof. Geo... A. Singleton,- Pres., Pro:
Herbert W. Baumgardner, Vice- Pre:
Mrs. Rebecca J. Jordan, Sec'y., Pro:
O. Y. Valentine, Treas. :
The meeting was opened j.vith prn\
er by Rev. Julius Holman. Miss Sr
die Green gave a brief sketch of th
life of John Keats. Members r<
spended--te-4he?eaR -with- -quott
tions from the author. Singing h
the~University quartette was a fet
ture of the evening. A very inspii
ing address in the form of" a revie1
of a very recent book namely: "R<
ligious Education in a Democracy,
by Dean'Walter S. Athearn of Bos
jton University, was given by th
j president, Prof. Geo. A. Singletoi
This was" followed by a very intcres'
ing discussion growing out of a sei
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g: Our Beauty Shop is filling
Q in Columbia and vicinity, under
8 die Lyles and Geneva Houston,
Mines." Lyles and Houston
know how to bob hair in any stj
g; hair at all" says Mmes. Lyles a
" * of customers and get the best"
, Price for bobbing is only13;
Hair pressing and shampooing
Manicuring 35c and 50c.
While visiting and shbppin
J; to take advantage of this Beau
1 <3 convenience" and comfort. Rest
L_jSr Shop*' i& ?lWay^ ofnm fwyour w
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^*Iftf?ftf?questions,?The Thooteonca?of!.
the evening were: Mrs.'Ceo. A. Sin_
gleton, Misses Theresa Kennedy und
.LUcille R rum field, who served a delicious
repast. The next meeting will
I be an evening'With Robert Brown i n g.
The principal address will be delivt
ered by Prof. E. H. McGill.
Among the prominent visitors to
_ the University chapel exercises were
' Dr. J. H.-Goodwin, Pres. of the State
Fair, Mr. Willis C. Johnson, Colum?
bin's loading undertaker and a Mr.
S Lynch, of Columbus, Ohio.^
i Cln Wednesday evening, the prayer
? -meeting- wns conducted by Prof? -Geor
a A. Singleton. A thought-provoTtirig
discourse was given frofn the text:
? "He that hath ears to hear let him
" hear." ; .
1 The University Sunday School is
flourishing under the leadership of
Principal R. L. PeguGs and his corps
of teachers ft is thp^pip-pn<;p nt' tha"
(University ?o have an ideal Sunday
3 School. '-The ultimate aim is a school
of ; Religion, graded and supervised
3 for the purpose of preparing Sunday
g school "teachers and religious workers.
The University Glee Club under tHe*
direction of Mrs. Viola Morris Ross
> is rendei;ing_ valuable service. The
t playing of the violin by Mr. Josephus
| Gary is an addition to the Club.
, I News has just reached the cam"jpus,
rthat Prof._ E. H. McGill, was
I hurt in an automobile wreck, between
. | Carlisle and Union, on his way to
I visit his brother, Dr. W. O.?McGill
glof Union, S. C.
f| ."Prof. C. A. Perrin is confined to
_ i his room: with the fever,?Wo 'trust^t+teAvill-be-\vith
us agaim soon.
. [ The series of annual conferences
e! have begun Bishop W. W. Beckett
' mak?s^fiis initial appearance as chair-.'
s'man of the Palmetto Conference,
I ? 1-1 t- - A _".l - O
.; wnicn is ueing ncui in Aimrews, o.
. C. It is said that Bishop Beckett
e will hold the first and the last.t On
t Friday night, Pres. D. H. Sims, of
y' Allen University moved on a high
jtevel of thought in his educational
address. , / ?
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s South Carolina State ..College
n I Hopes Run High
Orangeburg, S. C.?South Caro'"jlina
in the bestrof spirits and
!|i promises, to give all her rivals
jin the South Carolina ConferT^ence
stiff ? opopsition for . first
>. [honors this year.
the - Morehouse game
;s .State's line was able to stop the
jj powerful onrushes of the tean
e that out weighed them by more
than 10 pounds pel'man. Twice
n j State gridders held them on
their one yard line for four
downs. In her offense-t^ie tar
E. (ball aggregation - was- able- to
3. make consistant gains. "Edwards,
"Sparky" Williams, Powell
and "Cyke" Williams in the
, back field deserve^rrrueh?credrfr
i
<e1 for their brilliant showing agi
cimli o nnu'oi'fnl toflm
- a U i -> i ci. uv 11 \.a. J- ?-?*
H. Coach W. C. Lewis and assisty
ant Coach B. L. (Joodc are now
I-f ' - , . *
! pointing their men for the Ativilanta
University game. With
i- ^a hard schedule for the remain";der
of the season. State Col5"
lege hopes to prove one of the
i fastest and best teams in the
tl Cerolinas.
r- J ? . Joseph D. McGhee
tig and Facial f
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PARTMEN.T STORE.
a long folf need among jur people ?
the expert supervision of Mrnes. Ad- i*
both graduates of the Poro College,
are fTrsf-class ladies' barbers who ;!
;le. "You need not worry about your P
nd Houston. Just enlist in our army |
arftTmosTcourtcous service the Poro S
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35c. Facial massagipg 50c to $1.00. J
, regular Foro price by all agents.
ig in Columbia, we want our women ;!
ty Shop, especially equipped for your
; room and lavatory connected. Tht;
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