Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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two" i' -?: ti' 9 l| ^;v ymz^ i mBmS ii ^^hk* -fl mf^r .?r?j ? m bk^p * * ? T- ? CHARLES SATrH-F.lI MOI ^? ??t*? ?? - ^ NnfpH Npgrn flrafor Speaks Here" Sun- 'j dav Afternoon. " 1 * *> . *. . t i . i Charles Satchel Morris, Jr.,. America's noted drator-irntrToiTrnalist will _ ^ nddrr^'i n Mir Mr^tiTv iU 7i-tn Hip tist chu>'Ct\ Sunday afternoon at 5 o'% clock. . ^Mr. Morris is touring the-South andit will he a r-are treat for Columbia' to- hear this matchless young orator. - - - ?Mi r i - * opccim inu^ic wui nurture ine occasion by Zion Baptist church-. Men of business and professions* will hear Mr. Morris in large numbers. , ^ Admission, .free', but "a free'silver of1 faring will be aske-J?of eaeh?rme: mm m mm 'Anderson Notes Mr. Thomas Adger ^lied March 4, in the Government Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. He had been there only three - > . weeks and his death came as a surprise to relative^ "anil, friends- as ' his j condition was not" considered serious, j His funeral was heltj-.^at St. Paul^j ' Mr. Adger being it" member of Rock * Hill? Rev. l.omax officiated assisted by Revs. Jacksop, Anderson, Campbell , and Willifcord The casket?was.. , ? i" ' l-irp.. T* s; ;i r^,i :i. ' - ... domed with" many beautiful designs. He leaves a wife, daughter, many rel-"J , fttivps and friends to mourn his loss. . lie- was buried- with Masonic honor?| in ? Cemetery. Mrs. M. J. M. Earle is able to be ?Up atrthis writing. JVe hope she will ?r>nrr-br. t.. lu- m;f o-r.-iir^ tyrs. Alma feurris Flack is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs; Tat Burris. Theu Missionary Society of Salem j Presbyterian met at the home of Mrs. Mhrie Calhoun on Salem Street ** Thursday afternoon. The , topic for discussion was, "Foreigners. in America." Every one enjoyed the^yra?gram. There were a number of visitors from the other Societies. A delicious salad course was served and we adjourned to mcetTrrxt- with Mr si j " C. W. Francis. Mrs. Mary. Patterson of Evanston, 111., is spending a while with her mo-1 ther, Mrs. SallTe Cowan fttt Salem'fStr rXhc Mysterious Luncheon given by j the -Federation at the home of Mr. | -and Mrs. G. L. 'Davis was well at?' ' tended and those present enjoyed themselves very much. Mr. Marion Mance was the first to order.* His or-' der was as follows, 1 Berry Extract, .. 1 Boston Overthrow, 1 Spring's Of-. fering, which proved to be a cup of ?coffee, a cup of tea and a glass of-wa*t > . i ? j? eJj? Miss Luclla Clinkscales one of the Reed Street teachers has been confined to bed for several clays but is Miss Willie L. Grant spent the week J end at dter^hetme-io?Seneca. Prof, and Mrs. S. C. Perry, Mr. andMrs. G. W. Mart on, Mr.and Mrs. W. I. Peek, Mr. and T. B. Williams, Mrs. W. S. Thompson, Mrs. B. L. Davis', Misses Sullivan, Jones, Bailey, Clinkseales and Mr" E. W. Carter, &c' _ companied the basket ball team of the Reed Street High School to Greenville Monday night where.'they played J* with the Enoree High Schook The |L-r^? score stood 16 to 4 in favor of Reed P St. High. We are very prodd.of our basket balff teaTn. They h&ve been playing several years and haven't lost a game. >A number of Andersonians attended a program' rendered Union lUliMMMa! j! 4 4 Jj T, =-t j ^1 . i ' ! i < i H *- ; 1 1 -i I" f; ' * Km i - { Wm J- " ^7 ft' t rbj'T?1 Bq3??3 tftlS, QritLul" and Journiilist |< High School Friday night. .They re- . * port a .pleasant, evening. j~ The St.. Paul Missionary. Society *. held its business meeting with Mrs. j Lete Burton on Butler Street Thursmany members present also five Visi-7' tors. The ladies planned a basebaHgame between the Fats and the Leans ^ F.veiy i,iu' is askfrd to come out and cheer for your side. Pastor Campbell ..Was at. his best , Sunday morning because he gave us one of his best sermons in his best way. Sunday night was Just as good" 1 though. _Two persons were added to ' the church. The Sunday School was ^ well attended also the B. V. P. U. Tjio .program- being in charge of the f ' "r T?f>:iilv--T-lnh T ittle Vormelle Williams sang a solo which was very amusing.' Collection for the day was $8.00.._ ' ' ? ' \\ - - - . " 1 ?- r? J " " *% Chester Paragraphs \ Mr. -J; P. MeLurkin, Jiv-and, Rev. 1' S.*~M, Douglass motored to Columbia i Friday.on a business trip. ,u. , f Rev. Dr. Sehultz, o? Johnson C7~Sinith t'nlversiiy. nil'l pi each lit Cor? niel Presbyterian Church, Sunday eve,_ ? Mr. Shaw, L. Thompson.- and ?Mr. j . tv..I t. vi<it'irt-s i.n the JCity Monday." Mr. and Mrs. J. T, Douglass mo-^tored -to,.Charlotte, Monday and spent ? the day with relatives. '? Rev. U. C. Jjanm has purchn;'t?d u |j Chevrolet sedan.'- ; ? _? Mrs. Agnes'Greene, Miss Eliza--? helh I.pvy and Miss Mattie Levy, of ? ^""indviv are visiting at the home of ) Rev. and Mrs: D. C.BaumT" | Most of the teachers-of the City ? schools are attending the State Teach- ? ers' Convention in Columbia this week;. C ct Mrs. S. L. Finley and son, Louis "< ? . / surprised Prof. Finley. on Wednesday / night. with a party on.the occasion'of JiLl. birthday; The color scheme was t pink afid green. The guests sat quiet- < ly until Prof. Finley. arrived from [ night school, when he was surprised J heyohel expression to behold those who j had gathered in ffis absence. Only \ the members of the faculty, of the City * Schools were present- ..Mr. .1. .1. Agnes < 'Miss F. Jl. Cassel, Miss Erma Ander- . t, Tinrl Miss Annie Garrick made j [.pleasing talks. The teachers of the j High School gave -a beautiful* case,M containing a pearl handle comb, brush , |and clothes brush. The teachers " of I the Loomis Street School gave a hand-''some silver bread tray; the seventh grade, of which Miss Louise Stanback is teacherT a pair_ of white gold cuff * but. ton si If wn s a n bv ening of real ' I'1' dates, olives, cake, cream, punch and mints were served. Prof. Finley was highly pleased with the pleasant suri priso ovpressed._l_hiinks to Mrs. Finley and son, and the teachers. | The Year High School celebrated t.the birthdays of Prof. Finley and | Annie Garrick on Friday in the way oI a surprise parry^oaiuu unu awwcn were served. Miss Krrna Anderson, i the teacher, $ introduced.. Jdiss.^ary 1 SheTlon, wT?o presented to Prof. Ftnley on behalf olT the class, an English broadcloth sH^t, and aea.ke bearing ; ( ? Tf tiny red candles. Mr. Davis Walker presented to Miss Gai*rick i from the class', a beautiful silksearf and a cake with several candle!^' j Mi*x Garrick was the honor guest I at a surprise birthday party in the Domestic Science room Wonday afternoon given by the students of the 2nd year High School. A beautiful table wasj * 1' , Blini^n iTnii I " i ^ I ^ 1 "T > THE-PALMIST ipread for the teachers: Chicken shl- J id, saitine^; cake, cream, and cocoa < vf>* e served. Mr. Franklin Rainey ] cd in the yells which ivoro Riven for ; Miss Gar rick. "Miss JIatlio McKlmlie,\ piesentod her. f'.um?S V pair of Silk ploves. and a paiF~of * xoidoir clippers. Mi.-.- < \-A-j lJt thanked 1 he class for they- tlnmpouulnvss and ' ;ach teacher spoke approciatinply to 1 he class:?M-tss? Allie Mae Fe.-gtoam,? he Domestic Science teacher directed 1 he class in tins unique lUVnir. -t 1 A4 the.' I'.oomis t reet School, the 1 pupil's of the 51 h prude, Miss l.oi:' Henry, teacher. pi e. ented PW'l'i 1- i 1 " f i pc.ir of white ?- l.i'cuiV bfulon <, nr. * Friday niorninp.N JUe.\ 1). C.-C, ;.s|,ey, Loumis Si reel 1 nnl Mi's. Martha \Yhii;hi, Oak. Street, i in1 (v ''"ii'-os. - ~2_ Tlie Pythians and. Calanihians \vill OsTili Mt. Olive Baptist- Church on i he 1th .Sun 'ay in this rnmlh U vir. J. i. l?oa:.rlass, iJi\ w. G. Walls, t dr. Bernard GJnddcn.'Mr. P.. L. Lun-; lei" and Mr. i\_J. ^ValUer tUirnrh-F-t-he-* Twiners Trui >ttei hn Charlotte last s \eek. *. , 'h JHss iieViry.-of -the Graded 1 ;chool, is soinewhyt indisposed at the ionic of her parents in Columbia-, Mr. ( md-Mrs. T. 11. TTotiry;?II 1 a Miss Failure 15. Gas-elk-toUGH* Grad- v ed "School Faculty,- is one of, tlie Ti( afcers ttf ?lw?Slute .Tcaclufs' Coii- .. tent-ion - tins week. Master John Sims is out attain after ie.in'jr sick for a few days. . c On the wek-Iist are: Mi\ J.. T. Don- ^ iTTrssTTMTltTfs' Su-ocrf M r -IsUftabaJi?. ackson. Bailey Streei 1 " ^ 3Tiss j'.ewty McDowell, of tjje 71 uvh 1 tchool Facilityf- is spending the weak (, nd in Union with hoivmothon. " e drs. Sy-lvia B.: uc\ n will leave Thors-.. lay for her- home in .Mori o-'.own. X. after spending a cduple of months " iere -visiujig relaiivos and friehds. tl /I he Adult Night School will close a h ;he.-ty'lh. Mod the ;worrain will >>e? nleresfi'hg- 1'l'otn r-thri to lini.'h. The rveicises will take place .at the A. M. ?7~77 ' Irn-h ' 1 SPECIAL NOTICE! 1 The National Grand Secretary oT~~ he Ind.'pendent Order of Good. S.'tnaritans and Da:'u;'h' ers of Samaria f V,A mnvi..n (t? U.-lcS-.K WW ndies;-the Isthmus'of Panama. Ceii- 3 ral America ami Cuba, Mr. !. B. Phrfr- \ ips will be in the eiiy Tuesday anil y YeW-.day, Mar. J.'Snt asV.1 ijlth. i.'.S. it* will*speak at Sidney Park C. M. i. Church We jnosJpy oven "Afar. ^ !4th at K o'clock.?BUffi' llwlod speak- t\ ivs jof tlie" cIty- \\-;il appear, on. prp" nam. " ? . The .public U Vihvitcd to conic ant) ' lear this natieiial citaSaeicr. W h?U'<i iht1 city lie v ill be the gn i "f .in.- 1 allowing Lodges:: Lincoln' iTiTeii Cn; ~2i Fi ieiully P-mon N o, .'L iiv.u c- .< ' oU?Mo.??!? C;! I i t:1 (:'il"v An. | danhattan' X6. 242. "? *' " t J. W. BRUM SON. 1). It. ST ARKS. ????w?? i in ' ..in .i^-r -,^T_:T C>O"O0O0OO.O.OC'V'OvOOOvvvvv' [ jxaniLi^i j : > life " . > If. r? L M ps& 1 \ ' r J) ... V . . . "*7 _ i^H : I ^ I g .3 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC'OC.OO<5 - '" 0<%0 mTh. Hoihway'sJ 2029 Taylor StrcL-t, Col' % ' . . III III! lit TO LEADER * Whitmire, S. O t The Rev. ' W. W. Harris, pastor of Dedur Grove and Bruce^Taberrraxrte V 31. F.. Z, Churches is indisposed at h* writing-. The community is hopnjr for him a complete restoration to nrhial health again. - The people^ of the community are ,'er.y proud of him and his very effit ?te doing all they can "or their comfort. Rev. O. A. Parker, our teacher, has : >no* to the Stale Teachers, Convention u.~ n/iinmhm. > T~. Mr. W. 31. Wallace! has gone to Copmhiarto attend a call meeting of the /".xecutivc- Board of the State Fair J. J?Mpp: and family have auvld on the place owned by_ GiJder uul Weeks with better facilities and i better prospect for, another year's vork. " r" ? 'i he_ body of West Rogers was bu4o?iat Cedar Grove. He died in Wintenr Salem. N CT, Funeral services N 1....i .1 K<t t Vin rtn of nr W \ I'l'tf"t'UnUUClUU Vjf luc |;apbVi| ?? lurris, assisted by Rev. O. A. Parker? Mr. W. "M. Wallace along with Rev . A. I'arUer, motored to Helena where he funeral of Bro. W. W. Marshall ras attended. r Helena News L&st Sunday was anotHerwoS7 lerful day at Brown Chapel Jhurch, Although the weather vaT~somewhat inclement, the ;astor was favored with a spieniui congregation which listened it.-rnestly and attentTveT* to his instructive sermon, Sunday School was had. at the isual hour with Mr. J. S. Sanders s lite-efficient Supt. - The A. C. E, League was also might by Miss Delilah Green-' food.. - A!rs. N. E. Rook, Eaniile Simpon, Harriett Morgan and Mr7 W M. Mitchell.T"afe~still on the kk-list. - ? Messrs. Eugene and 'Marion Jarshall have returned to Spar-i anburg after, the funeral of hoir_ father.- ; Mrs.1" Aa^cV" Higgtns, an old "literaii of the church,is qui^e ill L- ft-no nVHiny, .rlvqTT?h^FM&tz lasjt Saturday wkh his cousin who is ;uito iil in the Bush River Secion.. ^ . vi . ^ ?R^v^^4CXiiapijs~l;as bmi inii.-posed for several days since m roth rpod'home from Day tona, "la. ~ Miss Georgia "Metz spent the vcvk-end with her parents. :> C'Ooo o.oo o o oo o.ao^oo:o:ox(SSK>'g i=SXUQIOj ?. jg For Bsaudful Photographs? the kind that pleases.. Have g Tiv"rn~madn at- - g Roberts Studio g 1119 Washington.Street g We also Copy, Enlarge and? Ffame PT^lnr^S of any kind. POSING HOURS: 8:30 Morning to 7 ^at Night s . Sittingsgiven regardless of weai-her conditions. :B Courteous attention and effi- j? "Cirmt service awaits you. ? Call for. a sitting "To-day" ~1 oooooooooooooooac?c8?MKa?5o business School Inc. Limbia, S. C. Phonf MHk? hbm""~ An opportunity to take a Business Course in Typewriting, Shorthand, Hook-keeping and MillineringT A Night SchoorfsTalsu conected with the Busi- ^ ness School. Call by and * arrange to begin at your best convenience. Prices 1'"^ reasonable.?Please ?i4 'am 7~~~7: Holloway's Business y School ? 2029 Taylor St., Phone 9115 Columbia, S. C. ? .i i ' ' " . . tv I Bennettsville Locals The farmers are somewhat busy oa the farms and -the?people are?still, leaving for different parts of the North and South. We are Very sorry to learn of the daeth of, Mr. P. M. Brody and Mr. Quincie Williams and others we do not ~ recall. We are planning on having a grand Field Day at McColl School, G." W. Cunningham, Principal. Miss Cornelia Sander's is leaving for New York on the 1st of May to spend her summer vacation. Miss Callie I). Sanders,is leaving on the 18th for Columbia foj the Teachers - Convention,'- We hope she will report ysplenditHBtayr? : ^Mr. James McEaddy is back in the City once more. ?Mrs. Anna Glleia&t came from Philadelphiaon account of the death of her brother, ?: aNOTHING: Something the rich man wants, the poor man has, the miser spends and' the spendthrift A VAAAAAAAAAAA/ | School 1 j& " ? ?, i^Welcomes you du ?> tinn while in C^h % with wprds^ . but ? Gents as well. School Feachers-^ % FIR ? % Hose Free wi X Ladies Slippers a I These are our reg year round. Y m. ' Men Teachers:-A?-r^_j ?" _^=zzn t We are discon Shoes and we offe X Oxfords and Shoe J* all at $5.85 A Pa This is a Brand N shoes and you? X opportunity to jj* Styles and at ahon lii-z; Kramer's i :* The Store of I V f COUfN/LF = ? 4 ^4 A^A A^4 A^A A^V ^4 > ^ ^vVvV V%^/vvV *< [PINCKNEY'SFl UNDERTAKER AND 1 OF SOUTH GARC A I Offire Phone 57G7 I... 1006 WASHINGTON ST.. I Pinckney's Saiii I BEST EQUIPPED IN THE I FOR YO Immmmmmrnmmmmmmmmm v.... . ?' At - "" Saturday March 20, 1926. NEWS OF REEDY POINT. V?- ? | The A.' M. E. church at .''Reedy Point is moving on nicely, being fortunate to have for our pastor, Rev. " T\ E. Robinson. "Many auxiliaries have been organized, which is a great aid to the progress of the chprch :: Uh~IasT Wednesday night a-miscellaneous program was given Jby the ' Sunshine Glnb. Among 'the things that were pleasing to the audience -xrwTt-r&f-^oWfinit from Onnhnr hv Miss Mary Weeks, an instrumental solo by Prof. F. V. Walker and the address to the Club by^Miss-Rosa L. Pinkney. After which we were fa'vored with remarks by_our visiting friends- from the Capital, .'City. Among whom were our, pastor, Rev. T. I E. Robinson tfnd? Prof-.- "Eli Gregg: ~? Rnth in their excellent talks crave the ~ Club all encouragement needed to continue._a good work. -1 Refreshments were sold and a nice ;sum of money raised. The Club ex! tends many thanlcs to our friends ahd asks that they come again. Miss Lilla C. Blakeley, Pres., Mi$s Rosu L. Pinkney, S.ec'y. ? j* "eachers ^ % MRR I ??L_ .' . . ' ring your Convent & imbia. Not only with Dollars and % We offer during yl invention ? % th everv narr of X - , - * T^ it #5.85 or over. % ular Hose we self Y .. . <S? TE T ."I ?- ' t t> tinuing our Tyijen s y ir all of our Men's ?? s values to . $10 00 % . .. ... .i - V ?? ?? ? ' jew Stock of spring y *ver had a better get the Newest X 't ' .- ~ A? ' mice ^ I Shoe Store . .... . f; _v.-Beautiful Shoes _/ MA. S. C. ' X" \ ? . '. . * / 6 a^A 4^4 A A 4^4 A A 4^A AVA "^y "^r _ ^ ." / ; JNERAL HOME LICENSED EMBALMLR ILINA & GEORGIA "" ~~~T uneral Cars and FunteraF ? Equipment ' ___: . . j, ^sas^ Aft Good as the Best .* \ ind Better than the Rttfct And Price? Lest/ COURTES^- == ~: And/ SERVICE Residence Phone 77CT COLUMBIA, S. C. tary Barber Shop S CITY. COME AND 8EE URSELF. .