The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 13, 1926, Page TWO, Image 2
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Council
On last Thursday night,"*Jan.^
29th, the Past Chancellors Coun- j,
cil had one of the most interes-' {
tii)g.meetings since its organiza-](
r? tion. This body is. putting on ij
?a special campaign t oget every I c
Past Chancellor or Master of the1 j
Works in this Vicinity to affiliate |?
??:? as amember.. ? (|
Qri next Wednesday night,
February 10 th, a specia^ meet-ing
is called at the Masonic Hall c
on WashtVigtnn Stvpot, to pnrnli ^
new mtxnbers and to map out
plans fort his year's work.
'Fraternally, Mary D. Pearson, j
. . Ex-Chairman. _
GADSDEN NEWS.
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Everyone here is glad to see ^
a few days of sunshine once ^
more. We had several real j
spring days. - ,
The pupils of thr> Gadsden y
graded school a-re vying to make c
their teachers the most popular $
one jmthe school by selling The~ f
largest number of votes. The c]
contest closes, on the 2oth inst. v
Several have "Crossed the j
Bar" during the past fortnight. ^
On the 31st of January, Mr.
Ephraim Williams answered to ;
the.calling of the roll. Mr. v?Til- v
Kama, was . a quiet law-abiding ^
citizen and a christian gftnUu
man. His aged widow, several ?
children and a host of relatives
t
~~and friends mourn their loss.
T-On the 5lh Just, the body of ?
Mrs. Tamer Branham was. Ir.-id f
to rest in the Red llill cemetery.
Mrs. Branham was about fir>
. - sr- "|
: yearn old. She joined Red llill p
churjch more than v40 year's ago. >,
She was loyal a-rrd fattmul, ever ^
at her post of duty, sunshine or u
rain. During the regular church ~fj
service "her voice could be heard op
, from .the "Amen Corner." cry-? 9
ing out: "Glory to GodT^'eTc?
Her nearest relatives Luke and 0
Emma Branham have our deepest
sympathy. . -y
Mrs. Lrwenia Brown who had ^
been in poor health for some- \
time"qiiietly passed away on.tl^jj
5th inst. She was a member of v,
the Red Hill Bantist church, a r>
1 loving patient wife. The host p
of relatives arrd friends that at- (1,
tended the funeral bespoke of p
^ their love for her. q
She ler.-ves a husband, Mr. W. r>
?_Rro-wnT fivn anrl one brother,
-with whom we sympathize jG
"in their -bereavement.
?? We wore sorry to learn ihrTT~
Mrs. T. B. Wright of Hagood
lost "her store, its contents and j0
hall by,fire orr tile nisfr ult. -jy
Miss Margaret D. Woodward :j(
who had been visiting her sister j
Mrs. Wright returned home on
the 4th inst.^
She spent the^weel^crrTd at her
almr.< mater, State College. He^,
glad to see her again. id
? Among those that left for G
Florida recently were: Mr. Dave rt
Iiuguenin. and Mr. J. A. Ran
dolph. . . a"
~ hTCV. Wt r?. BAXTER CATdiED, ^
The Rev. William Lee Baxter--^
called on last Sunday, Feb. ol
7, by Mt. Pisgah Baptist church .h
at Ridgevvay, S. C. Rev. Baxter, 2i
received a unanimous vote. He
delivered a very helpful and in- m
^ fctroctivo message on last Sun- ir
day. His subject was, "The Val- o1
ue of Prayer."?Luke 6:12. Rev. it
Baxter is a student of Benedict' ~
in the College department. HejJ
k'ft splendid young man and re- il
?: -spected and loved hy?all -who ri
? know him, . Luck to Rev. Rax^m
ter. ? . ri
- Messrs. L. P. McFarlin, of, lo
Kingstree, S: C., and Edward T. a]
Graham of Savannah, Ga., ac- oi
~eompahiejd .^he-pastou to Rwhre??way
last. Sunday. *Fftese gentl^T R
, men report that Ridgeway is a I.
town of Kinder folfts, with much J.
hospitality, possessing arrowing! enthusiasm
^nd receptive hearts. B
DEATH^ND
FUNERALS
Mr. W. H. < Reeder, a well
LUi^ANJL-dikuji of. Columbia. ?L C.
)assed away at his home 1333
Jregg Street, last Wednesday
doming, 6:30 o'clock. The fun>ral
services were conducted at
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Friday
ifternoon, 3:00 o'clock by Rev,
2. A. Adams. Interment at Ranlolph
Cemetery.
He was survived by a wife, 4
laughter's, 2 sons, Mis. E. W;
ir, Mrst Augustus Johnson, Miss
Rudean Reeder, Mr. Earle H,
teeder and Mr. Herbert Reeder
Irmo. Feb. 8?Allow us to excess
our thanks arid appre.'iaions
to those of our friends who
ent us telegrams and letters ex>ressing
their sympathy and
cords of' cheer and com fort to
is; and those who visited us to
o n sole and advise u s during I fife
lays of our sorrow and bereave^
iTent, ^of the death of our dear
laughter,- Emma Clara Allen,
v'ho r-fter living 26 years, died
an. 30 at the Good Samaritan
los'pital, Columbia, S*1 C.
-We want to sav to the Supcrntendent,
Doctors and Nuses
/ho attended her during thd-iO
ays of her illness, that we feel
id believe thai you did all you
ould for her recovery, hut."the
irhe . came, as will come to all
f us, for her to guff" time aifd
'commence lh eternity, where
here is no sickness, pain nor
oofV?
-And to those who contributed
- oiu: contort and consolation by
er.evolent ^ >ts> "'and copsoling
,'ords; to all and cr.vh of you,
*e pray God's choicest bless*
igs upon you; and that you may
M' luii?-4 to console ami chccrthers
in time of sorrow.
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We also acknowledge the floral
fFerings from those whose cards
e roceiyexL From Coin nil in.
Ir. and Mrs. J. 3. Rawls (white)
lisses Fanip.Jennie. Martha and
eola Paris; Mrs._Jessie Jiles;
Lls?Fdna Reftse, Misses Genea
and Helen Jackson. Mrs. T.ina
i. Ray. Mrw. Eti^io Cl;.rU, Mem.
,osa L. Ray. Miami, Fla., MissL.Inez
Rawls and Cancerrina
aust. Irmo, S. C.: Mrs. Anna
. Lorick, Mrs. Simmie Cauorliif.-n,
"Mrs. Minnie Spenee. Mrs.
[innie Hall, .Miss Annie-L.-K^nty,
Miss-*Julia A. Young, Mrs.
[ary Fresh ley.
. In_canoUnaon, dear iriends-heoii
assuror! wr appreciate wi thriving
remembrance ail that you
ave done. VVe tkel that you
one your best. j
From her pa-rents, Mr. and Mrs.'
B. Allen. : _ ' j
mau . n i
Georgetown, Feb. 12?Inasiurh
as God In His, wise prov~
fence willed that the late J. W.
ladley be called to his eternaF
>w$rd; - 1 '
-And, ina.-Mhm h as he lias beeh
willing, loya-t," faithfu1 and con-'
ienticus member of Booker T.
'a^hinglon Literacy a-nd-Soetft}Iub
of Georgetown, S. C.:
And, inasmuch-as his presence
nong us w&s alwaysjELsourcof
rea?l pleasure to^ us, and now
is permanent absence gives us
iusc for regret;
_Be it resolved,. That we the
lembers^of The Booker Washigton
Literary and Social Club
f Georgetown, So^ith Carolina,
lake these expressions of the
tteerrr drr which her was" held
; tender to the "bereaved f amy,
our heartfelt condolence dung
the days of -their bereavetent
and-assert that our a,*suince
of friendship, association,
i.valty and regret are sincerely
II.. -= "
mi Minpiy trie expressions q;l
jr hearts. ,
Respectfully submitted:- Mr.
C. .Anderson, Secretary;- Miss
Ward, Treasurer. Committee
?Mr. R. J. Jackson, Miss Jrockington,
Miss I. Anderson. "
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? ~ THB PALMCT
-- The Palmetto Loader was ap-"
, prised of the siy.1 intelligence of
? the death of Mrs. Inez Coleman, I
[ wife of the Rev. J. W. Coleman, ,
_h>- r>.. which took place at his
> home nchr Monetta, S. C.y last
r Sunday night: r > *'
Mrs. Coleman had been in ]
poor health for the p&st 2 years;"
she was completely incapicitated
for household duties for more ,
. than a year, therefore her der.-th '
was not altogether unexpected i
^ to the many friends of Dr. Cole- j
man throughout this State.
:?Mrs. Ctflemam was a woman of ,
i sweet r-nd angelic disposition and ,
deep and sett ledt religious^efra^
vit 1 'ons; her faith in God had j
turned into ripe tuition of the ^
knowledge. and her hope in Jesus .
rhvi-' i'lrmor th-rn Gibrnhar
Kho w.is universally loved and |
1 respected by all who knew her.
She letvesra husband, one son.j
and a daughter. >~
Tlie Palmetto Leader joins the (
thousand- of fFtGnds of Dr. Cole- ]
. man in this'hcur of sadness. We
"'"commend llim to One whoTcnows-j
jod loves us all. \ " <
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! On Thursday morning Feb. 11/ {
Aira .VI e~ ICe?lcr- rassed away
quie' iy to her heavenly home.
Her tw9 daughters were at hey .
bedside avhen she bid this, .old . j
wrrM tare we ITT She was" horn /
in Lexington County near Ch:t-pir
S; r.. and wr-v one of the r
foupntT-- of CcunyHville A. j\I, q
P. rhnprh: __d/
In the year of 1911 she moved ,
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to (' iurr.bifl- hoiKr'nt ;iml ?mrl ro_ I
built at 029 Pine Street. There
. she'i:eau tided* her home that it
her:; me' attractive to all. ^
She Is survived by two dnugh7 s
b ss, -Pre. Sinim.ic Smith, who ^
men. located iu .Jacksonville, Fla. 5
Mrs. Brrnoase Hilycr, teacher of VIleitis
Academy;-' Two sons, j
Samuel cf Chicago and .Bennie ?
<f Kan-a< and '" one adopted P.
tl; -lighter, Mne-,Fj*anci.s and a 0
. ho t of relative*. and friends, p
-Sluuvas-a wnman-of marry pleas- ar.t
ehara-teri- tics and* to know
her is to lcve her. She was a
loving1 nintlii'i-i ..good provido'i1 ?
and a great lover of her race..
gave he:1 best to make her home
happy. She -was a woman* of 01
nicy tir.e traits of character, t(
ar.d hc-kP in high esteem by hpr c<
friend ;-id- acquaintances and j
hoi"-" (de::Tt b :i - I e\-ei yhl Voernu-' t o ^
i'.CS of. thlS-p'lty. StHT^
was a rnei'i or of BcthchA. M. E7^"
Church. fuircral services will be n
aimoiiid la lei. ?
. . L. G. B. o
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Tli.' many friends of Miss Q
Frt-.ite- Simons, who ^formerly
lived on Fast Cervais Street, but ?
moved to Washington, D. C. .
some years ajfo, twill 'regret to d
hear the sal rows that she has ii
?>as ed from h-Y,r to'reward. ^
The news reache I Columbia'^
Thursday ot tlits wcelv The re- ?
porter. was tedd that the body
Tva-Tto Tie trfotffrht here for burial ?
bu t was unable to find out fUTTeral
arrangements. S
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Mew berry NewsNewberry,
Feb. 8.?On last
Saturday and Sunday were like
spying-berry.-?Thestreets
were crowded acid it seem
?d that some were spending some
money. '
On Sunday Miller Chapel was
crowded all day. The Sunday1
school was gnod; everybody en-r
joyed the Sunday school lesson.
Rev. Trapp preached the morning
sermon. It was good. The
Rev. White, Newberry Circuit
preacher, preached the evening
sermon from Rev. 4:7. It was
iting friends are' welcome to Worship
wifhrViP rriorriTior^ nf Mmr>i
at any time. A nice ride in your
av for t.+m-'trnnt f i pnunrl right .
jy the church door. No danger
3f a broken spring or a puncmre.
Mr. W. A. Nance was in the ,
:ity on lc<st Saturday from Co
umoia on Dusiness.
^ Mrs. Hattie Dennis is visiting
ler brother, Mr. B. Caldwell on
5no\vden street. Mrs. Dennis is
naking~her home in New York
^ity. A
-"Mr. C.. Clearkley is home
Vom Palm Beach, Fla., form few
lays.?"Mr: Clcarkltiy paid up all '
lis church dues for -six "month*
n _ advance. .If all the men dc
ike that the preachers would
top mourning.
Mi. T. A. Williams Is out a- "
>atnrdfly. ?n?1
Mr. B. B. Neeley is able to be
ip in his room after a .few
reeks of illness.
T Mr. J;v ob Golden is still in bed.
There will be an entertainment
:iven .at ML Bethel CLar ninny _
chool on the 17th-of February.
Tmrc will be a nuilt given to the ucky
onei This quilt is"pieced
nd quilted at the school by the
"lub girls. Also axe handles,
itchet handles, hr-mmcr handles
d foot stools made by the Agriulture
boys'by the instruction I
f the Agriculture teacher, Mr.
]. F, Floyd.
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FARO OF THAXKS
iianks to my many in and out
f the city friends for the many |
3legramst leters an words of f
indolence and sympathy in res- |
>ect of my devoted husband. I
L_aile h. Reader, who departed-j
lany friends whd ^attended his .
unoral-to pay thbir last' 11 il>uto f
Vespect to his memory.
Anrl for the beautiful floral fferings
and to Revs. Admas and
imith for the beautiful eulogy 1
ver his remains, also to Mr. j
oe MacDowe.U ;>:ul Hilton Rid- '
ick, who touchingly played an \
istrumental duet, "Abide With j
Ie.l' The A P 11 a i:d.y. and On , J
3r their very polite service ren- !
lered. - |
~I ten respectfully yours, ^
Mrs..W7~fl7 Reeder, Columbia, I
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outh Carolina. ? |
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he kind that pleases Have ?
hem mado at O
Roberts Studio \
1119 Washington Street %
We also Copy, Enlarge and &
"rame Pictures of any land. ? &
POSING HOURS:
i."?n M *- "
>.?v iiiuiniii}{ 10 / at iNight ?,
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Sittings given wgardless of ?
/eather conditions.
Courteous attention and eft gient
servicp awaits you. O
Call for a sitting ^
i "To-day" - r~"~g
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lifirm people oT South Carol!]
Harrison. Slate Master. Prof.
6; V. MeCrae.^Stato Treasure
Hive and gives-to the ben. :i;
"ays from fifty to ore hundre
rum $25.00 to $100.00 in cji ?e
iqusehcfld goods. it pays fror
,iess an.d.oUp to^lo.tUJ on Docto
jiiiulk 0iJ) it; ami for any
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j' Every thing carried in
LVKLS cripticn:
We call for and <
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Saturday, Febmory 19, lOflfc
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RISON, State Master j
)F ABRAHAM & D. of J. j
ing a jrreat wor-k for the, poor and,
;;a. It has at its head Kiev. J.
J. A. Kirk. State Secretary^and
rr. It pays to its Members, whiles
iciary 'something after death. It
d dollars for hospital benefits and
of total loss by fire of house and
n $1.50 to $3.00 per week /or sickr's
bill, .j
information write
.IV'tlt) Ri' hlnnd St., Columbia* S. !C.
'S. See., Rennettsvilte, S. C.
VCKNEY
AND EMHAIJMER
lina and .lieor*ria. ."
(Cheapest Undertaker,
- . . ; -. -t Very
Best Service ItPgH
the City. . ? 1 M
?with?-? * Im
Complete Motor Outfit. ?
Srnnrl In MONK in theBtulc. j
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itary Barber Shop
IK CITY rniWR Avn opr.
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Residence Phone 7765 ji
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