Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B1A CONTEST EXTENE With great interest and enthus THE PALMETT 5,000 Subscriber . THE G1 Premium OfFer ever made in tl Read our offer on page 3. Following are the names o: entered:-; Mr. T. J. Lemon- -l? ..... Miss Jaggery t. Miss Annie L. ^ckerman Mrs. Louise \V. Randolph __ Rev. S. C. Campbell Rev. W. R. Bowman 1_ Rev. M^. C. Williams ... Rev. O! A. Parker 1 Mr. E. C. Clark .~~~ rr : Miss-JVIarie Trihhlc Miss Myrtle Evans __ Miss 'Glennie Mae Mosely r_ " Mr: R. L. Blue ? ? Allen University Note* " The itigh School Liejpartmeti of Allen University is busily en gaged with examinations cover ing the work of the second quar ter. The results of this examin ation will determine in a larg measure those who will graduat ih Jline from tliis Department. -Tile students of A]lerr Univer sif'y gave willingly Their servic and interest in a number of way to the teachers of South Care ? lina as they met in their annua meeting just a few days ago. The program as presented b; the Assui'imlun was iif a vcr, .definite way constructive, in tha it brought some of the most pro minent educators of the Unitei . States To tttfi tStnie.1 All outlin ? ? - of tWO most nnpui taut and Vol1; much needed projects wa? givei v' the Association by Profs. I3ec ~ oi (jieprgetovvn High School am Pearson of Claflin. , Professor tseck wants Soutl , Carolina's teaching force to es tablish a teachers' bureau, \Vhos s duty it will be to acquaint it ? self with the tenrhers of th State,.their standing and fitnes as such etc antfto positionTtTrefl ija their qualification would de mand. Dean Pearson of Claflin Uni yersity holds -that?the teaehe: should know the child to ge this knowledge he should be fa miliar with the process, of mak ing intelligence tests so as" t? get a definite idea of the intelli gence quota of the child. With out argument we see the plaus - - --- ibility of such improvements. In the face of these mor,t won derful achievements, the stu dents of Allen feel that thei: munir, yri, the- cause of ever; school child in South CaroHni ; both white and black so far a that goes, was not properly ad voeated. To ejarify: If over ii the history- of humanity, to sa: ?- nothing of these United State of which we are a part, then was the need for a standardiza tion of curricula it is npw. \Vj feel that the most needed an* ""perhaps most beneficial piece o legislation for-the, Congress o tho JTni4ed-Stfttes~to do'is to es tablish'a department ~of' educa tion. We accept without an: persuasion that such a depart inent would beyonclperadventur . of doubt benefit the Negro,'no likely however to the degree tha the white child will he oenemec! ?? But remember ,we arc the bone ficiaries of every good whicl comes to this cojintry. There ,i ncr use of pussysfbqting arouni likn this!.-, as Inner as? wo am ?a f,VfiQrl .V"'**1 tKincr and second-cTk^ treatment, jus so long will we get what we"ar satisfied with. It isn't often tha one gets that which he does, no ...ask fo'r or what he puta-forth n j effort to get; National Commander John E McQUfgg^ of the?American -L? gion, in an address toM4ie post of South Carolina several week ; ago said among many thing ...? thi? ih substance: "that if A " meriea is to?remain-* for an; length of time an enduring, sur vising nation she like all othe nations must safeguard the com mon interests of all the peopl which make the fabric of thi ZJ.' * . t * w . . - ? >ED TO MAY 15, 1926 ? iasm the Subscription Contest of . 0 LEADER begins s is the SLOGAN ? REATEST lis state by a Colored Newspaper. Votes ..... 248 " -?- 248 " __ 2)8 ; iT4 UQ7 " 139 s" 1W " - - 116 u ~ ; . 112 " 10<f ~ _103? " ~ loo ? -? ? > 5'commonwebllH ; that the citizen must be equal components of I ^ this great compound." ??\ The writer feels that the State Teachers' Association, through .. official procedure, should bring . ipressure to bear on our National q representatives.?Inform tjiem e'in very meek but emphatic way ,just whatM:he needs-of th&.pea-: _ pie arc?. We "know full well that e our representatives will not give s such an issue a deaf, ear, for they realize more fully perhaps _thafli tl we, the necessity of Such & department. v We beg the pardon of the -pirnlinn but I simply serve this as a reminder; Hoping that your forgiving us rj Kvill not prove a task, _ I ' .. ' "R R riiViQnn 11 Bennettsville Lecals K 7 " : -r TVif> nri> hu'Sv Planting for an early crop. Many, early 1 gardent: aie lucking splendid. -1 Quite a large crcrttd of the e'home people spent the winter in - "Miami, Fla. and are now return r . ing home for JLhejr farm work., s |They report .a pleasant stayi irr?SttJp!* Listen! Start now, to1 i-jbe=on time for the great County 1 f" jAvhieh convenes at [ - McCall/S. C., April 9th. A great.' r Jail-day meeting will take place,! t'-the orator of tihe day .will be the' - famous' orator, Charles Satchellj AIui'i is uf Viiginia.?Come and o hear him. McCall is a splendid J - place and the school is the best I T building for colored in Marlboro - County. Come and see a great" program tendered. We are try-jing in every way*to make this - cne of the best and greatest Field r .Days ever had in the history of h^Artion, ^ ^ nanio~ L1.^ s Sanders had the pleasure of vis-! , [iiTn{r Darlington Countv Field' i j Day. Miss HenrietCa-Gregg, one1 7 of the best County Supervisors, s 3 have ever met is putting the job e over. While in the9city I made - a call to Rev\.W. R. and Mrs. M. e Monroe for a few minutes. I Red. and Mrs. A. E. Lomax of f Columbia were visitors in the1 f city, they spoke very highljr-of p-'-v""' X VV rT uHKIHa Aim ^ j. ^H m ' I I S 4 I .- J The Waverley Hospital anc3 y X We take pleasure in announcin |? public, the installation of a comp Y prepared to do all classes of xr & carried to the X-ray departmenl y fer^and ambulance charges. , " X ing the public, and try to send bi y You will And prices reasohabh A- ^ ' . \ r>' -?- r? the-friends of Columbia. \\ ?Many uf the teachers an?bu;y \ preparing their closing prograftnj We wish them e-11 much success, c Rev. P. B. Mdodana is still on j the job at his pastor work and < the many members still admire' ] hearing him every Sunday night ^ Rev. Whittakeiy pastor of Mio'h^l M. E. Church is doing ; nicely^in every respect. I ; Evans . Chapel M. E. Z. 'i Church is progressing nicely un der the leadership, of Rev,JL-lL!< Riddick. -kv" T-" Jj _ Rev. S. S. Young blood is still , holding the banner at Shiloh i Baptist Church, : b ? - x ( MT. PISGAIFA. M. E. CHURCH ' ' }' Special* to'The Leaders f - The funeral of Lewis Loyal, | one of the charter members of j. the ML Pisgah A. M. E. Church, was held in the church Synday. afternoon at 2:30 p. m. lie-, lived a useful and honored life in this community, and he was respected by alL The services Sunday morning, was twirattenHed.^eyer&Lstrangers were present. The pastor's subject Sunday morning was:! "Trouble, Its Educative Value, Its Problems and the best way to Solve them/' Quite a number i' were present to the memorial service held in memory of BishOp R.-Fv Luu. Among the many good things said a?bout him was: that the unselfish and. the non-/ self-seeking experssion of his ! manhood, made of him a tower-. of^tronglh. Ile-vuu^ixuL a t er.' 11 is" Novation to aplace =n?f power, was not used^s a means j In oppress h\< poor brethren. His was an example of the christian scholar in active service for God and suffering humanity. The church nor the Negro race has; never produced a finer type of the christian gentleman than was Bishop B. F. Lee. Both in '< life and ifi service, he was a.man 1 twht> had a message. With him < there Was no playing for r-hAflp s.entimenta 1 ily,jthe-e^vjnarfcjif ( the superficial" and the -sm-fyW i man. But the. man, woman : child " who looked into Bishop Lee's honest face, and heard Ihu ? mnucocrn /lol I1 11V/ VIV.il > V/l.VM t 1IV. V V.1 1 v/l ~ ' got either the ni^n nor l>w mes- 11 sage. .When he gave you his wordy you could depend upon it. *1 He carried, simply one fatre under ^ his hat. and that face of honesty J and good wi}J for his fellow memWe meet people about us today ; wliuse wui'd meam nothing. They 'rejoice in their accomplishment^ in deception and double-dealing. 1 Thov currv three and four faces 1 under ene hat. They want noth-r in'g to do with the truth. Their < object in life, is to go as far as 1 they can, and to get as much as i they can, and to give as little in 1 return as possible. There is i nothing that is more worthrwhile 1 in this life, than a-loving,'^in-.1 cere expression of friendship : ^.RTfrTPWOfH^ V SPWtAT.TV f8f^ Jk fw; -tjajg, < ':' jr^>^^HT'"~- mjH /jfe BkXK-' ^Br ^il Nurse Training School, Cor. ITaj g to the many frien Is and patrons of lete and modern X-ray machine and outf ray and fluoroscopic work righ^, in the s up town. This is a hig saving to th( the service gotten here. We still mail it every patient a satisfied one. ~?rs. For further information wtrtult the ?- V *~"-^ V I . OLEADER ? ? ? ;hat rings* true to the object of Ts regard in the -conflict of The weekly rehearsals in each lepartment of our Sunday School indicates that our E&3ter Day exercises will be up to the usual mark next Sunday. The two /aluable books offered to otir contestants will be given away next Sunday night. Special Easter Day music of a high order has been secured, and our Church and Sunday School forces^ can be depended upon to give a good account' of .themselves next Sunday. The older people have arit.'i n TVi?>e?fir?ar f nr S a m Easter morning. Rev. Mrs..Dcene, the leader of our evangelistic drive, will nold her first servce here April 5th. Hor record for effective work is well established. A book dealing with speech defrvts their origin and suggestions for overcoming them, will be sent forth by^ E^ev. Albert Long, in the near future. The book can be used as a home rnnrre suggestive treatment for the troubles in question. However, I am available for consultation or personal instruction for anyone who is thus afflicted. Send your stamp enclosed request to Rev. Albert Long, P. O. Box 521, Greenwood, S. C. McBeth Hi'-Honor Roll j * ? , ; Union, rS? C.-?THeTLonor roll of the. Seveth Grade, McBeth Hi' as follows :Lillian Richard, Henry Smith, Rdessa J oh n s om-WalterX^Jeter, Arsia Miller, Robert Tallev, A[n'pmpnfl rKershaw. Bessie Davis. Willie Norris, Robert Bea-ty, Pecolja Farr, Henry uossette. Tpnrhpr, Alhert.a Ruff. Anderson Notes Mr. and-Mrs. "Tiger" Flowers iiicl baby passed through the Electric City, eroute to New York City. - "" .... . Mr. W. J. Caldwell of New York 3ity is visiting his family. His many" friends- are delighted--to ee him. Rev. and Mrs. Stewertrioiiver ireyboth sick at their home on Daniels StreJt. We trust they A'ill have a speedy recovery. The Knights of Pythias had their annual sermon Sunday afternoon at Thompson Centenni&l VI. E. Church. Rev. J. C. Crawjoyed the service. up, having been on the sick-list for quite awhile. A gloom of sadness "^was cast i .. ...1 J-l- - jvci iiie city wneii uie news ui the death of Rfev. S. J. Jones reached us. He died in Greensboro, N. C., where he w&3 pagtoring. Although funeral services were held in Greensboro, Sunday afternoon, memorial services were held here at tpe ? | I WW l?l II BIB ?ra ?S9^?3rca ? ?j^^KSK^^gn^H^KVpl npton Avneiie &. Pine Street $ The Waverley Hospital and Hhe *i* it in our institution. We are now __X institution without having to be ? i patients, eliminating the trtfns- | Supt. N. A, Jenkinft, M. D. | i III ?i?ram 1111 'i | Royal Baptist Chtireh. Rev.' w Jonos pastured this Church foi:_w 8 number of years, having built w j the present structure. There were twenty-five ministers pres.- H ent and the building and grounds i, I werq packed with people who^ came to pay their last tribute of ^ respect .to one whose works are.J so well known in Anderson County. The floral designs were numerous and beautiful. We extend to the Bereaved familyxnrr? deepest sympathy. . _ Mrs. Anjiie Mae Montgomery t .is at home now having closed a very successful school term. I ?Mr. Scott ?IonesJ Jr., of Atlan-;^ tic City was called home at the: Ueatli of his father. r. - T\.f T\T? "l\ T .. iXTi. I luio. iviati/isuii, vvxiu "with hbr husband has been in . | Philadelphia for nearly a year, is " visiting here. * . j, [ The Allen University Quartet ' will appear Tuesday night at St. Paul. Dr. Sims will be present , also and will speak. A large g crowd is expected. Dr. C. W. Montgomery, one of Anderson's popular young dent- 1 ists visited the South Fant St. I j School Monday at the chapel . hour and delighted the teachers with his helpful remarks. Mr, U. S. Brownlee is-sick at a his home on West Reed Street, j? I We hope he will soon be out "again. *: _ ; . | ? , ? Harbison college NotesI "Irmo, S. C.?The Young's Literary Society rendered its annual March Exhibition, Friday evening March ?H was the x most conspicious occasion thru* ^ ;out thescholastic year. All the ~ .members and the guests necmcd (to have enjoyed themselves to i Ithe highest. The- Program In 'connection with the Exhibition was very interesting. Mr. Claud , 'Ruff,JMa-ster of Ceremonies. The -banquet-which began at 9;3Q~p-.~ ? m., was really inviting. The dining room rich with decorations and ornaments and food suitahlp to thp pyp-stght as well as to C 'the taste. The dining room program was exceedingly fine. Mr. E. Lr-Rhoden^gave. a toast to the ladies and Miss Emma Toatley ^ 'responded. Mr. C. A. Brown to Ithe faculty and Prof. R. W. Boul- U ware, Dean of College respopded 5 'and Mr. H.~ R. Freshley to the Seniors and -J-r- W-. Young res ponded.. . After the^anquet, remarks were made by the President of the Society, .Mr. J. E. Hall and 44 iv^Juung. College. ? j Saturday morning, while.some I! Professions it-..--. m ^ ~ iiuuiD. i eiepnonesrTD 11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 35564 0 6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 6548 3 Dr. C. E. Stepehenson s PhyulcUn 3urt<on : 1a?--.:?.re Diseases of Women and Children A . * ?-V-? t. Specialty ^ Office: Residence; 1414V4 Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. ? '====================! Dr. L. M. DANIELS "|? Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseases of Women." " 1* 1121 Washington St. 2210 Hampton ?. Office Phone: 6429 Res. Phone: 7165 * 8 11 6 114:00 to lcuu-'r. M. Kes. 40014 T 2:30 to 4:00 P. M. L WJO to 8:XHT P. M ~ DR. J. G. STUART Office: ^ Renidence:/ 1702 Main Street 1417 Pine Street Oi v COLUMBIA, S. C. [_ / Office Hours: 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. 5 P. M. to 7 P. M. ~ Dr. J. H Goodwin , .J , i ' = fi 1118 Washin^rton St. Colombia 8. C. ...^ J. ? " Saturday April 3, 1926 -j rere playing tennis, the others as the end of the perfect day. ....... y J . ? ? Ixtension Plant Breeder Speaks to Agricultural Jroup at A. &. T. College .ecturcs Illustrated By Pieturea Charts and Actual Specimens Greensboro, N. C., Mar. 25? Ir. W. H.< Rankin, Extension 'lant Breeder, North Carolina tate College, Raleigh, N.~Clec- ?~ ured today to the agricultural roup at A: & T. College. The ;ctuier, a national figure in ag iculture, dealt with the various, spects of preparing, presSFVlng nd using laboratory materials i teaching farm crops in voca ional" schools; communitj&^cotvn i m f o n v\/l ? ju iiiijjiuvciiitiuo ) aim juiiguij5 ontests as a stimulus to agricul-?? ural students. Mr. Rankin has jven much P^as- s of the agricultural industry. The lecturer is a graduate of nnirl K College. While nfl nn lergradua-te, as a member of tie National Championship judg ig team, he won the distinction f being the highest scorer of . 11 representatives who p&rtici- . j ated in the Nayonal Judging 'ontest, Chicago./ Mr. Rankin ra native son of Guilford Coun-Y> ' - w . Arrival amClleparlure of Trains - ATLANTIC COAST LINE * COLUMBIA, S. C. Ivfife?'tive Septcmbtfr- 21, IH21. ' trains daily) Ipnnn TTTjmm--tumuli) Arriva 4f) n?Lu?Wil -\'pw WTTrl.-. I'.'frfi p. ni. Silent"- to Wilmington 5?I :25 p. m* WiL-Nvw York 10;5U p. m. ? Sleeper to Wllhi.lhgloti :5(? p. m. Charleston 11^35 a. m I'ui'lt.r^Cui' to < 'hnrlosti.n *?* olnnihia, Newberry & Laurens It. It. ll:6r? ?m. Lan.?Greet> c4:40 p. m.4:20 p. in. -Laurens d11:55 ? mi ?Union Station daily; d?-Gerdns St v at a tron?dads'- except11 Sunday. - For information call at Union Sta 6368 - PHONE ?? 6366 -~ J hair Caneing and Upholstering Furniture Repairing and Mattress UeJIdvating. . \V. S. YIIEZEVANT .1 )19 Harden St., Columbia, S. C. - . PHONE 6487 JL. A. Hawkins* Real Estate Agency Homes on Easy Teriug" n u i y-i- Washington Street COliUMHIA, S. C.; . A ?i>wy? ''I**!*****!* al Cards?| H flfce Hours: _Phpnji 8691 P. M." to 7 P." M. V undaya By Appointments. / JDivH. G. Thompson row n-and Bridge Work; a Specialty. i'yOrrhea "Treated Successfully. 114 V4 Assembly St. Columbians. G.? . J - ? 5 ffiee Hourario to'12 M.; 2 to 6 P. M. elephones: Office 6744; Res. 3702 DR. A.EVANS ~ Diseases of Women A Specialty. Graduate Nurses in Attendance. >01 Taylo/ St.,1* Columbia, S. C. ' / ffiee Telephones:" to 9 A. M. Office 4247 to 2 P. M, > Rea. 8876 to 8 1'. M. . * )r. Wr-D. Chappelle, Jr. fflce: - Resdencej tOl Gervaia St. 1301 Pine St (fice Hours: Telephone? 8:00 to 10:00 A. M. Res. 7270 12 to 2:00 P. M. * Office 7266- M 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. V Dr. O. J. Champion ~ PHYSICIAN Ofllcai, ?? Residence: 128 Assembly St., 706 Assembly St COLUMBIA, 1C.V, . ' . j ? 'iSs^SSSSam