The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 20, 1926, Page SIX, Image 6
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Miss Eloise Jaggers
?: Rev. S. C. Campbell
Rev. M. C. Williams
Miss Annie L. Ackerman?
Rev. W. R. Bowman
: Rev. O. A. Parker
"7 Miss Marie Tribble :
Miss Myrtle Evans
T. J; Lemon
Miss* Glennie Mae Mosely
Mr. E. C. Glark ll___
: Mr. R. L. tJiue
ivirw. i.(UMBO VV. Knntlolph
NEWBERirrNEWS
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It begins to look like Spring py
time is not far away. We had a en
{ ; very good sign that winter is '
,^r over. r ap
The Newberry County teach- sei
ers will meet in their regular , Re
monthly meeting Feb. 27th. Injthi
this meeting, every teacher. is Ce<
expected to -be present and pay
his dues for the State Teachers
Convention which will be held in
Columbia, March 18-20. ' '
There will be ati entertainment Sp
at Mt. Bethel-Garmany Schol on i
?^ Feb.j?2y 8 F. M. ^^Fhe^play will Hi
last one hour and- a half. The As
public Ts cordially invited to al> no
tend this entertainment. There iviy
. you will see some of .the work of^
the idustrial girls, and. boys pp
Mrs. Eunice E. Allen, graduate
... of the University Extension Con- th,
- servatory,. Chicago, 111., wishes ty
all who desire to enroll in her
mid-winter semester term for a m
thorough course in Normal piano nu
string instruments and vocal Tr
music to call at her home, 504 pe
Drayton Stre^t-from Ff4v 9.9. to
March 1st for rates and assign- ve;
ment. . *
Mrs. Elvira Means, a noted
woman passed away Feb. 14 She an
was a great church worker and ^h,
-?? friend to The Palmetto Leader. ce(
A good woman is gone. She ]>e
leaves to mourn her loss'a host toi
of friends. ' 7?? Gr
Prof. Henry Duckett, the son
of Mr. Newton Duckett and Bro. *n
. , ! tis
kett of Benedict College, died ^yrj
^? Feb. 15th. - ?. ?
Mrst- Josephine Spearman "was Co
funeralized Feb. 12t"h. She d^ed nU
in the Citv of New Yoii^"atgttfe=^Lj
'? "Ke
home of her daughter, Mrs. Hel- TT
H<
en Grover. The remains werg Sp<
V\1*A11 4- V\n /ilr ir* ' V? ? ? b. ? J
? uiuu^iii uaii\ IU I1UJJ1U c^IlU J?I <
buried in the Wert's Cemetery, ere
She has two sons and two daughters
atfd a host of friends to K*
> ' Oil'
mourn her loss. Patterson and
. ? PrBitt rendered good- Service^it
is said that they are among the pis
best funeral directors and li- is
censed erabalmers in the State. the
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COMMENDATION OF RKViz:p5
v H. W. WALKER, PASTOR OF , '
BROWN CHAPEL A M F. In;,
CHURCH BY MEMBERS |th<
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We are proud to ^say that we Mr
have succeeded in getting a Th
good, honest, upright Christian Th
gentleman as our pastor. He is an*
we have ever seen, _.He can ga on;
ther, hold and work a congrega- gal
tion where' most preachers can- r
not. He has organized various te;
Clubs and keeps them busy, and in
at the same time making it a wil
pleasure of them to work for the 5tV
Church. Jul
Just think of it, last year the
down; the work seemed to be Ch
of little?benefit.? Some times tor
f * there we're not enough people Da
in the Churtftyfor the pastor to sut
get an "Amen" towards his sup- A.
???port, but now Row Walker Jteops the
a packed house. He -starts on of '
p?r time and stops onetime, cons^- pre
quently, the people are over anx- eve
ious to hear him. , be?
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Prof R. I. Lemons was our
ered a noble sermon which jvas v
joyed very much by all. "
The second Sunday was set 0
art as our Rally Day. Three ^
rmons were preached that day. s
!V. T. E. Robinson preached
e afternoon sermon. The pro- v
3ds for the day were--$190.50 1
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r. PISGAH A. M. ? CHURCH P
NOTES-. ' - 0
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ecial to The Palmetto Leader
Greenwood. Feb. 17....Negro c
story Week was observed here
. TT
. an out of town speaker could 1
t be secured _for our meeting j6
Ft Long, i>.. V., pastor 01 mt.ji
sgah A. M. E. Church delivered |e
2 address on "The Negro and,*
2 Fine Arts," Both the Facul-t;
and the student-bodff-^f Bnew-;
-Normal were present at the P
seting in question'. Tuesday ^
rht, the meeting was held in Q
inity M. E. Church, of which h
iv. F. A. Conelly, 4s pastor. |P
rsity was the speaker. He t
ought to Greenwood a spelen-jf
1 message about "The Negro.v
d Labor." Wednesday night b
2 meeting was heltkin the Ma- F
Ionia Baptist Church of which |
iv. Dr. T. H. Broadus, is pas- s
Here, Prof Johnson, of t:
eenville was the speaker. He a
livered an excellent address, t
lursday night,the meeting was C
t Church of which Rev. W. P;i1
illiams, is pastor. Here Dr. lc
own, Field Agent of Benedict o
liege was the speaker. Friday j
jht the meeting was held at n
v~. Samuel Nance is pastor. ;C
ere Prof. Peterson, was the^C
Baker. He spoke on, "The Ne-'a
d and Education." He deliv-lv
id a splendid address. Friday d
noon there are features of;
5 program that were carried &
t at the Brewer Normal School B
this instance, as in others, the'-E
;gro minister^ of Greenwood Ji
Their parts _well. There L_
no bickeing or strife among it
im, they are pulling together'b
the best interest of all the'g
>pi ji . " J.
rhe Missionary Society of Mt.i
;gah A. M. E. Church, met at k
i home of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah s
>ofe, last Friay afternoon with a
s. Daisy B. Holm^n, President C
ey held a profitable meeting.'
ey meet at the home of Mr. j
TMrs. L. .W. Nance, next Fri-j
g- ftfternoomj Fourteen pers-ii
have united witir Mt. Pis.
h A. M. Ev Church recently. rF
rhe weekly Sunday School t<
achers meeting are growing
interest each week. 'They met
:h Miss Lucile Percival, the'^
1 of this month, and with Mrs. R
lia Gray Williams, the 11th. tl
Founder's Day will .be ob-|*(
ved at Mt. Ptsgah A." M. E.J
urch next Sunday. ' The pas-|
" will deliver the Founder's 'n
y address Sunday morning, C
>ject: "The Place Which the j
M.-E. Church Fills Amidst ]
? Moral and Religious Forces ?
Today." A specially arranged
)gram will be rendered at thej
ming service. Some of the
it talent in this section of the ir
f - , '.; " * :
J-~ * ' ." - - ' 7WP ?q
1 ' Tlffi FAlMI
State are connected with the projram.
All who attend the servce
in question will be profitably
ntertainacL
We are looking forward to a
rreat Christian Mass Meeting &
Conference to be held at Mt.
3isgah A. M. E. Church, Feb'.
18. Nothing like it has ever
>een attempted in Greenwood
>y Negroes before."* It will convene
at 3 f. M. on the above
late. We expect on the Sunday
ifternoon of the date given, one
housand or fifteen hundred perons
to be present.
SLYTHEWOOD SCHOOLS IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION?
MESSRS HOT.T.F.V MITT.T FR
AMn WTTiSON ARE IDEAL
TRUSTEES
Blythewood, Feb. 17-Blythet'ood
schools have taken on new
ife from -an educational point
if view, sillpp Mpssrs .Tr?Vir? T-Tr?l_
ey, Lee A. Muller and Mr. Wilo
have been trustees.
The white High School here
nth Prof Fulmer as Superinen'dent,
has eight teachers, maority
of them l^ld College-dilomas
from No. A schools, while
tilers are and do specialize in
heir specific subjects in some of
he best summer schools in tfyis
ountry. .y
--There are- three rural accredied
nigh schools in Richland Co.
nd Blythewood holds second
ilace, with everything- in her,
avur rur -4.be first place in the"
ducat-ional point of view. She
ake sfirst honor'from reading
o" trigonometry. ^
The Colored school under the
Tincipalsmp of VV. K. Bowman.
3 also doing excellent work. Anther
teacher ha?s been added to
lis faculty, new seats have been
mt in his school house and his
chool is good comparing; with
her colored schols in the Cunty.
Jeld Day will be here the last
/eek in March, the quest ins will
e made out by Superintendent
"ulmer and his faculty, an extra
mill tax has been voted for
chool purposes, friendly relaion
existed between botfrraces
nd all these and many
hings are due to John Holley,
Chairman of the Trustee Board,
'Jerk Lee Mullor and Mr. Wilson,
'he people of Blythewood are
)ud in praiM^of their work withut
pay.? :?:
Our rural mail carriers also
eed a word of praise for their
fficient work. Thev are Messrs.
Jark Langfonl, O. C. Dukes and
rharley Wilson, they are polite
nd kind to all their patrons al/ays
ready and willing to rener
service'to their friends,
uur merchants are: Langford
i Bros., Earl Boney, Boney <St
'wnc.y, uiuumsiuiit;, wiine coney
Irown and Boney, Hollin's Filng
Station" ' "7 ?
Dr. Langford-, oui Magistrate,
5 a "terror to evil doers," everyody
is afraid when they have to
o before him. 7 :
Rolling Watts is our leading
Blacksmith, who can do ahy
ind of job in his line, To be
hort, Blythewood is the be^t
nd leading town in Richland
lounty to our way of thinking.,
TVT.rv?:? ?
The regular monthly meeting .
f the Richland County Teachers
ssociation will be held Saturday
eb. 27, at the Booker Washing3n
High School at 12 o'clock.
Devotional exercises to be conucted
by Dr. J. C. White.
Presentation of Adv.:
Lrithmetic?Miss Janie Adams.
Refreshments to be served by
he faculty of Booker Washing)n
High School.
All teachers are urgently rel)PSte<l
fn nroaont
Mrs. M. E. Dunmore, Chairman
Program Committee; Mrs.
. A. Jackson, President.
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BIRTHDAY^ AN^V E RS A RY*
?? ?CELEBRATED?
Mr. and Jftrs. Rutledge M, Price of
112 WashingtonStreet, on Wednesday
^ening Feb. 17, tendered a reception ,
i honor of Mr, Lowrance B. Johnaon,
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' .yv ; * . .? t Vi|
. HI IJI.il,I ,1.1 .
I'HO LgAfHflt
who ia residing with them during the
school term. Mr. Johnson is a member
of the Freshman class of Allen University
anl an aspirant t othe min- I:
istry. "
?. Among .those who witnessed thu- oc- ?
casion were: " Misses Eleanor Hayn?s,
a student of Allen; Miss M^ck, a
teacher of Booker Washington School; Is
and an alumnus of Avery Normal Industrial
School of Charleston; Messrs.
Gabriel W. McDonald, Chas. J. Ragin,
Mack Johnson and P. M. Weir. Mr.
McDonald is a classmate and intimate j
friend of Mr Johnson; Messrs. Ragin
and Johnson are students of Allen;
Mr. P." M. Weir, an Alumnus of ?
Allen. ?' V . ,5
A- very delightful salad course was f
served. The guests were highly elated
over the maner in whcih everything
v/a4 carried out.
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JAMES ALEXANDER j
"BEACHUM PASSES^
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Little James Alexander Beachurn,
5 year" old son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Beachum, died Feb. Jj
16, at their residence, Colonial Jj
Heights. Mr. Beachurrfrwas at Jj
his work at, Greenville, N. C., Jl
least expecting to be called back Ji
on account of his death, as he Ji
was. nOt seriously sick ,it was Jl
thought.. - ?? ^
Our sincere sympathy is ex- ^
tended the bereaved family. 4
Undertaker T. H. Pinckney and J
his daughter, Miss Estelle, had Jj
charge of th efuneral arrange^
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VALENTINE GREETINGS 1
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.(By William D. Robinson^?Tj
I?TO MOTHER. J
Since youVe llie'truest triend v
I've ever known, j -j;
.Deal-mother mine,'1 |
'Tis only fitting that you be my i *!;
own - >
f j ,,
Dear Valentine. |0
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I send ?
. These simple lines in vain at-*
tempt, t otelL . L_
My grateful love for thee, my^
greatest friend; ' - i
Dear mother, may all joys 0
around thee dwell! ; u
if?to nAn izjZ
Since, you're the/biggest frjend'
I've ever had,
Dear daddy mine. :? ig
Please make your loved one j
. happy, oh so glad; ~ if;
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II?TO MY SWEETHEART?
f you have love for me, O love
me now! ^
less brow;
low, now, while life blood pulses
in my veins, ?
Give me my share of pleasures
and of pains!. *
wish you every gladness dear,
All sunshine, ^happiness and O
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LOO .P. M^to 8 P. M. Res. 6548 3
Dr. C. E. Stepehenson Sl
-Physician and Surgeon
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iseases of Women and Children A
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702 Main "Street 1'417 Pine Street q
Columbians, c. ^
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Saturday, Febf nry 20, 1326.
To know you care, dear Valentine.
IV?TO MY FRIENDS.
e-swee^a-flower-4&~ friendship - ?
true, ~~~/ T~
And the joy to life it lends,
hat he survives alone to rue,
Who^urvives all his friends,
am richer far than go^d can
-?make me, '
If I have but one true friend:
ne who never will forsake me;
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Dr. H. G. Thompson
Stargeon Dentist ?
[ own and Bridge Work a Specialty.
Pyprrhea Treated Successfully.
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DR. M. A. EVANS
Diseases of Women A_ Specialty.
>01 Va Taylor St., Columbia,-S. C.
ffice Hours: .Telephones:
to 9 A. M. " Office 4247 _
to 2 P. M. - ? Rea. 8876
to 8 4f. M.
>r. W. D. Chappelle, Jr.
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L01 Gervais St. 1301 Pine St ffice.;
Hours: Telephones:
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12 to 2:00 P. M. * Office 7266
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