The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 27, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 7
[ Saturday March 27, 1926.
I Locals Am
Mr. Augustus Downs of Abbeville,
was seen in^the City
' M last week.
Miss L. UTWatts is-able to be
out again after" an illness of several
days.
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Miss Etta Pratt, teacher in
I Drayton St. High School Newerry,
attended the Ass'n.
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Messrs Patterson * and Pratt,
I undertakes of Newberry, wore
seen in the City last week..
Rev. J. B. Smith, pastor ;- of
1 tiafkal X Ttl IT" f'T... 1- * 1
uti/iici n. iu. U. VyllUICU U1 ' AjUUrens,
attended the Association.
Mr. Roland Berrin of Florence,"
spent the week-end in the City
visiting relatives and friends.
Dr. and Mrs. W. O.ijJeGill of
Asheville, N. C., were pleasant
visitors in the. City last week.
Mr. Attean S. Hatfield of Manning,
was an attendant at the..
Teachers' Association, last week.
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Miss Mayme Haigler, teacher
in the High School -at Ridge
Spring, was an attendant at the
f Teachers' Ass'n. ~
Mrs. Nora Goodwin, .who has (
f . h&en quite ill for the pant oev?i
eral v^eeksT is out again to the ;
delight of her many friends. ...
^?Mrs'. Minpjo JBcll Scott ancL.
her.sister, Audrey Briggs of Ai- i
ken, were the guests of Dr. M.
| A. Ev^ns last week.
Miss Viola Gillespie, . after
'spending several days in the
City, returned to her home in
?Bennettsville, last Sunday.
Miss Mayme L. Williams -of
Greenwood, was the guest of
Miss Lillian Watts during^the^
Teachers' Ass'n. *
Miss Colistus Goodwin, after
L-n^nvnl y/jfh fft],
t atives and friends in the City.
r returned to New York Ctfty WetL.
I
_ Mrs. Rnhv Webb, teacher in
.Wilson- High School, Florence,
attended the Teachers' Association
last week.
-Mesdames Alberta - J._ Murray f
- -and M Harrison Treseett of |
Charleston, attended the Teach-1
_. ers' Ass'rt. last week.
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Mr. -Samuel Nance-and Miss!
Russell Smith of Aiken, ^pent'
several days in the City -this \
week with Miss Almeta Kennedy
on Lady Street.
Jas. A. Holman, princij,
pal o^Jthe McClellanville High
schobt^ Wtth M i'H. - Holman and
his efficient corps of teachers attended
the Teachers Ass'n.
? Mr, ShpTfnn CnTog, stndpnt of
' Johnson C. Smith University,
Charlotte, N. Cn spent the week
end with~ his aunt, Mrs. I. I),
T\ 5
L^tovia. ~ ,
Misses Estelle DeVeaiix of
Charleston ;Janie QuattTebaum of
Greedyville ^JFanni^e ^.^Gray of
Greelyville attended the Teachers'
Ass'n.
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A play entitled, "The Birth of
Christf^^will be given at the Sal1
ter's Memorial A. M. E. Church'
HOLLEY, GOOI
j^^Funpral Directors, Makers ar
Is Tiave a record of seven yars fail
I ^and managers of the Great Char
W^\ Burial Aid Societies of Richland i
j our many satisfied customers inclu<
? for their patronage in the past an
p i you need our assistance don't hesit
j iness with outstretched hands to h
J can furnish anything the heart des
x Come and see for your self.
~ TVrS.' HOLLE Y, Mgr.,
I in uli qwn-rrrirnQ'fi'n'frft'ftnQ-Q'nQOQijni
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d Personals \.
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by Mrs. Caroline Thompson, Mon
day night March 29th at 8 p. m.
Mr. J. T. W. Mims, Sect.; RevT^j
A. C. Brogdon, Pastor. jj
" Rev. and Mrs. T. C. CrumptoirH
Mrs. R. B. Gilbert, City and Mrs.
Mary Gamble of Greenwood, motored
to Augusta, Qa. Tuesday |
morning, they report a pleasant (
trip. ' . , b
! We are pleased to report that ]
that Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Bowling arevery
much improved. Mr.
Bowling i$ able to be at his'store J
Mrs. Bowling is at home from (
the "hospital.
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[ __ Mrs. F. Hall has returned 1
to New York after spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. H. W. j
Long, Richland St. Mrs. Hall's-1
-tfttlft Haiigbtpr, Doris, rgfrirneri -j
with her. , ? r
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Mr. Theodore Sumter, student
of State College, Orangeburg,
spent the week with" his mother ^
and father. Mil-., and' Mrs. W. *
J. Sumter on Henderson St.
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Mr. Creswell' Madden and H. i
N. Vincent motored down to!;
Orangeburg last Sautrday to'l
witness the game between State 1
and Haines'Institute. 1 ]
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Visitors in the City for the';
past week-end from Ashevilie, i
N. C. were: IVfc Lawrence Brown ji
and Miss Dorothea Stuart. Miss ;
Stuart was the house guest 01 J
Miss Henrietta Boozer on Wash- 3
ington St. ]
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Prof, and Mrs. George H. Hall,(
of Schofield Inst, Aiken, S. C., 1
were "week-end visitors at ^ the
home of Mr> and Mrs. Chas.
Dunmore.
will render an unusual affair^April
2 at the Odd Fellows' Casi- '
no. Music will be furnished by [
thi eAjaix Orchestra. The invi-Ij
j-atinnft will be?sent out nextj.
week. ?- ; , -??.?
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LOST?A light Brown Jersey
cow with one ear split and one
Rocky Branch between Pickens ,
Street and Southern Railroad
TTf _ J 1 "*? i -<-? !
vveunesaay evening, iviarcn i/.[,
When fotind-net^y -own^--and-bc-l.{
awarded H -H Austin. 141 ft
Wheat Street.
Mme. A. I. Russell of Phila., 1
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Pa. is now in Columbia, located
at Ir S. - Beevy'g- Department^.
Store, ' 1131 Washington St. b
Mme. Russell <is prepared to of- (
fer the public something new in
Beauty Culture. The Krystal 1
Mask, that Mystic something.1]
Cla?ss now open for enrollment, 'i
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Mr. andMrs. Walter Brown ]
entertained with an informal 1
partyjat their home oft-'Wash- (
ington Street last Friday night,1
honoring their oioter, Mrs, Lydia'l
Biggs of Greenville. There were j
fjther out-of-town guests present >
vizi Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Bevard ofJ
Camdeftr Dr. and Mrs. 0. Thomp- (
son of Greenville. Mrs. Gertrude 'i
Sawyer of Georgetown, Miss Do^H
rothea Stuart and Mr. Lawrence .<
Among those who attended i
the Teachers Ass'n.Miss Celia j
Brown, Dorothy Lomaxr, Camde^i j"
Miss Blossom Dannelly, Bates-i
burg;-Miss Genevieve Vincent,']
)WIN & DAVIS ?i"*,
?d Salesmen for Tombstones, x (
.hful service, and are also founders x ]
itable organization known as the fi ?
and Calhoun Counties. .We thank c !
iing our 1300 Burial Aid members S: '
d if trouble enters your home and ? .;
ate to call us,-as we stand in read- fi <
elp you in any way possible W?- g 1
ires in funeral supplies? r ; -5' '
CONGAREE, S. C. |
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THEPAtMl
Florence; Miss Mayme L. Williams^
Greenwood; Miss Marie
Jackson/ Ridgeway; Miaa Lu:ile
Rice. Rock Hill; Miss Lois
Henry, Chester; Miss Lula M. i
Lilliewood, .Clinton; Miss Jewell
Cooper, Charleston; Miss Lillian
Williams, Johnston; Mrs.]
Lizzie McLees, Johnston; Miss
Harriett Cornwell, Orangeburg;
CTiaa Wniinirhg Tnhriaffnn ~ I
One of the greatest, events of i
the week was a reception given
at the home of Mr.' and Mrs.
jr. W. Bell, 709 Richland Street,]
Tuesday evening. In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Alridger, of New I
/ni'If 'TllAiin ?
^ w..... J.11WIC {jicncut vyere as :
follows:- Mrs. Wordy of N. Y.,
Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Holman of
Chicago, Mr." Rr. Burke of JL Y.,
Mr. Kirkland of Camden, Mr.
ind Mrs. Stephen Alridge, Mrs.
N. ,H. Winthr'op, J.lr. and Mrs.
Nm^Manigault, Br,-Burton, Mr,
Henry Washington, Mr. Henry
Watkins, Miss Sarah Thompson,
Mrs. Eliska> Starks, Miss. SallieJ
Mack/ Mr. and Mrs. KolancH
Sfiiith," Mr. and Mrs. Henry i
Champion, Mr. and Mrs. John
joodwin, Miss Daisy Roach, Dr. .
kVm. Thomas, Mr. Haynes Jack- j
.on. Mr. and Mrs. Tgylf>r<
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Williams;
Mrs. Hattie Green, Mr. and Mrs.
Tames Brown, Mr. ancj Mrs. Jessie
Brown, Mite. Ruby Lewis,
Mrs. Jessie .Guingard, Mrs. E.
3. Lewie, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Baylor, Mr. J. P. Doby, Mr. Le oy
Simpkins. After enjoying
rvery pleasant ? evening, the:
quests were ushered to the dinng
room 'wHere a delicios punch !
ind sandwiches were served: j
Mrs. Hallie Williams and Mrs.
v/r ' *
viaggie v^nampion were at me
punch bawl. Mrs. Frank Taylor
-eceived the guests. All pres- j
mt enjoyed themselves to the i
lighest.
HAMPTON?STEVENSON
Mr. and Mrs. J.. H. Hampton
wish to announce the marriage
)f their daughterrRuby to "Mr.
James L. Stevensun uf Fliila.,
March W '26. They are now
spending their honeymoon in th*$_
Dity.of New York, after whichhay
will rnrfra thair Jinmp in
^incinnatti, Ohio.
"THE DAWN"
beautiful. Easier Cantata
will be ^ing by the choir of
Wesley . M. E. Church, Friday j
A 11 o 1 t r\ *
evening ^vprxi zna, ax o p. m. A
silver offering-will-be taken for.
ihe benefit of thu choir.?~~
The public is invited.
Pandora At Allen Soon
This operetta in three acts,
will be given in the -spacious aulitorium
of Allen University on
Friday April 2nd. Pandora is
:he fascinating Greek legend as
etold by Nathaniel-Hawthorne (
n his, "The Paradise* of Chil-(
iren." This operetta, "Pando- [
a," "was pre^enteetto aerowdedj
louse at the Koyal theatre ahcn
mjoyed by every child and adult
The music is of a most at-'
;raotive order.?With pasp and
?race, Mrs. Dendy harmonizes j
,vith Hawthorne and the stage
^ turned into a "Paradise of
I'l -M i ? ?? " ~
jniiaren.?tne voices blend wonderfully
for children of the
?ourth and fifth' grades. Of |
:ourse"Cupid" is excepted.1 Scc|
urn with hio how and arrow a'
mischievous little fellow who |
s not careful in whosa heart his
irrows fly. >
Don't fail to see little Arnold j
Bentley as "Epitheus." Hei
?ives us arforward look for a
^ce dramatist. Gertrude Majon
as "Pandora" acts charmI
Wanted
? Men and Wome with A-l
A South Carolina to represent Bit
;f; Liberal Contract
| '' Answeri
I P. O. BOX 598
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STTO LEADER ~ 7
ingly and naturally. Come and 1
see?to see is to believe. .
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Dr. D. F. Thompson J
To Preach Here h
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of the Tabernacle I^iiptist j
Church, Augusta,- Ga>., will p
preach at Union Baptist Church a
Sunday March 28 at 11:30 a. m. o
He will preach at the Zion ti
Baptist Church at thp niurht. ti
services. '. . .
,He needs no introductiop^you oi
know him. * .
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state college announce commencement
(McGhee News Service)
- Urangeburg.-^ST CI State
plans to have this year one;of ^
the best programs of its exis-, /
"tencer^ls sHown by the following:
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i-. May 23, 4 P. M.?Baccalaure- j
dressi Religious Societies. ""
May 24, 3:30 P. M.?Class Day ^
Exercises (Normal Department^ p
8:0Q- P. M.?Junior Declamation-}^
Contest. .
' May 25, 10 A.= 1)4.?Business f
Meeting -Alumni Association. V
3:30 P. M.?-Class Re-Unions.
8 P. M.?Commencement Concert.
10:00 P. M.?Alumni Recppfrlnti
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May 26, 11 A. M.?Graduation s
College Department. Awarding
Prizes, Certificates, Diploma^
Degrees. ^
The froemost speaker -for the11
occasion will be the Baccalaure- n
ate Address by President R. S.
Wilkinson, Religious Address-do y j^'
Prof. B. fylays, Graduate of a
Bates College, and A. M. of Chicago
University and Commence- P
ment Address by Governor Tho-.
mas Gr McLeod of South Caro-'
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! Gadsden News
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The farmers in this section are
certainly taking advantage of t
the good weather. Some h&ve al- ?
ready planted corn other?' are
planting. , *
?Notwithotanding tha fart thflti^
most of^the schools have closed 3!
in- this- vicinity, -the patrons of ^I
the Gadsden Graded School are V,
not satisfied with a five months. J\
form O V>A ftKA ?4-^ *
tvi Hi twin cw c ciiucavunii^ IV >
extend the term one month Ion-1 Ij!
ger. . ' " I];
The special sermon preached |?!
~by Kev7~ J.. b. Barber at, the \ j
Graded School onYhe 14th insf. '
was 'enjoyed by. a large crowd. ?
His sermon was profound In'?
thought and pleasingly deliv- [ I
ered. ?
JlrsrT. B. WrighLuf Hagood
and her sister-in-laW; Miss Ber- "
rie Wright recently returned)?
from New York City, motored 8
oyer on the 14 and spent the j ?
afternoon visiting relatives andjg
friends." ]?
Mr. J^~W. Randolph, who re-; g
has been on the sick-Ilist for the iJj
past week. - [g
Mrs. Marion G. Dickson, Miss g
Ruth P. Woodward and Mrs^S
Louisa W. Randolph, attended j?
the Palmetto State Teachers' As- sociation
in Columbia,?They-re-1 p
port that the attendance was the |
largest they have ever seen at g
the association and that the ad- |
drouoaa ware irnrjr
statement of the owner- ?
ship, management, circu-!|
lation, etc., required by 8
the act of congress of g
august 24,1912, ij
The Palmetto Leader, published i*
weekly at Columbia, S. C? County of j jx
At Once |
, References in each county in jj* c
j Insurance Concern. ' Jj71
t to right parties. ? t
it onCc to c ;;
Columbia, S. C. X
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lichlund,^
Before me, a Notary Public in ai
or the State and county aforesai
ersonally appeared (Jeo. H. Hampt<
>vho, having been duly sworn a
ording to law, depOsbs and says th.
e is the .Manager of the Palmet
.eader and that the following is
he hist of his knowledge and belie
true . statement of the ownershi
lonagement, etc., of .the aforesu
ublication for the date shown i? tl
bove caption, required by~~tht/^Ai
f August 24, l'J12, embodied-in
on 411, Postal Laws and Reguh
ons. : J--.
1. That the names aud address*
f the publisher, editor, managing ec
OTTINGS KY THE JOT MAI
I; J. Pruitt.
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We succeeded Rev.. T. C. jVI(
lea, pastor of Counterboro St?
ion who had done an cxcellen
rork, a work which we commen
r, yet we were under the she
urpose of v?orship. All wh
now about such condition
lust-acknowledge that theicoi
itioh was~a bad one, ande spt
ially with the winter that w
had. Numbers of peopl
fill not go to church when th
weather is good and they hav
nice warm church to wurshi
i. But we" have had only on
mall congregation since we hav
een here. .
We have succeeded in puttin
le roof (felt shingles) on, stori
Heating, put in the windo1
rames and-Tash, la-id the floe
nd nearly half of the ceiling i
p.. It is one erf the largest cour
ry churches in the State. Ou
lembers have been workjpg lik
'rojans since I 'have been her<
or they wanted to get fasidi
nd we have succeeded. \
They have raised for all pui
oses, SI,500 plus $110 for th
'residing Elder and' Dollar Mor
We &re planning a drive fc
600 the fourth Sunday in Ma:
7e ask the prayers of all and th
loney of as mariy?as can hel
s? in our effort to finish ou
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Music furnished for Balls,
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LeRoy Simpkins,.Manager,
Ben Ga
-? Address ail mail to I.oRoy Sim]
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WHOLESALE]
Every garment is tailored to yo
olor, cold water shrunk, finest qu
rranship and service guaranteed.
Selling direct fi-om maker to wei
ween profits for your own pocket.
/^iiits and Overcoats $18.
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Lil7 Washington Stront,
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iitor, and business maagers are:id
Publisher: The Palmetto Leader Bubd,
lishing Company, Columbia, S. C.
>n Editor: N. J. Frederick, Columbia, S.C.
c- Managing Ed.: A. B. Lindsay, Columat
bia, S- C. ?y *T*.
to Business Mgr.: Geo. H. .Hampton, Ceto,
lumbia, S. C.
f, j '2.. That the owner TsT~Tieorge H".
p; Hampton, Columbia, S. C.
id j 3. That there are nb bondholders,
le ^ M&tgugcea or any other security '
gt holders.' . .r|_" "
c-~i Sworn to and subscribed before me
i- this 24th day of March 1926.
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N. J. Frederick, Notary Public. "
58 j >tfc commission expires at ih? >
1- pleasure of the Governor. * '
M church. We will accept from one
cent up to as high as money deI-"
nomination goes. It is unfortu- j
> J hate that they have two loads to
i-! carry, the church and the school
it but both are giually needed and
diit is necessary for us to sacri1
fice our means, not for ourselves. - '
e but for bur children.^
o A Sunshine Administration for
is Bishop Hurst
l-l When I-was a boy the children
uf?ed to leap .for joy. to secFTt
e rain while the sun was shining. * - ^
e This would be our little song, ?
e; "It's raining,-it-s-rainirig"anxl the
e'sun is* shining, it'll shine this
p time tomorrow." We learn that
e some f pots of clouds tried to cftv- . .
e er the sun at. the la>st Bishops'
Council, but only a few drops of .
g rain fell; not. enough to know
n they touched the earth, for the. . w
sun W&3 so hot they dried up
?r even before they touched the -i 1
is ground. Nobodv doubts nnr
l- fears the administration of Bish- '
ir op-Hurst,.but the men who do
:e not want to do right. VTig have
2, 'accepted, him as dur'feader for
*r-4-his term^and f&l?aaether. and? ?.
for as long as the councttT8ffid'
p-; General Confere nee ^ ill givp him
e ,to us, no matter if he is a for- :
i-!eigner; it is not the place from
ir,whence one came *but the man.
f. I believe he will hold the confere
i ence.?i and make the appointp-.ments
assisted by the presiding
ri elders. . oj
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ur individual measurements out of fast
ality, all wool fabrics. Good fit, work- ''
irer at wholesale prices saves all in be.
50, $22.50, $28.50 and $36.50
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