The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 17, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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I Saturday, ApriM7^1^26. '* ** 4> Locals An j L...... Benedict is scheduled to meet Paine College on the 20th. FOR RENT?Two rooms: furmished or unfurnished. Apply Mrs. B. M. Tucker, 2130 Gervais Street is leaving to-day for Greenwood on business. \ ' -?nL If "Ctrl-fx 1 * 1 mi . ^ii?nie w nue ana Augustus Watson were quietly marriedi on last Monday night. Mr. Ear} Pinkerton,former. manager of the'Royal Theatre, j left Monday for Augusta, G. I Mrs. Susie Kenley Griffin of Raleigh, N. C. is inlhe City visiting sisters and friends. Rev. M. B. Bouler, pastor of the A. M. E. Church, Lancater, was a visitor to the City this ' > j . : * Mrs. Elliott Wylie, 1117 Harl den Street left last Monday for New Caanan, 'Conn., to spend * the summer. * - ' Editor Carr .of the Asheville ? ?T?r? :? J i * 'i renter prise spent aunciay in tneCity. Editor Carr is a hustlelr and always on the gd. ? -? ; ' Master John Jr.; son of Mr. nncLMrs. JrS. 13assard, who under went an operation at Bene" dicjt Hospital is now improving at this writings We are indeed sorry to report, that Mrs. T. J. Hudson is quite ill at her home, 1317 Heidt St., and hope that she may soon be . restored to perfect health. 'Mrs/ Hattie Stewart, 1110 Pine Street, haS Illumed fiuin Oharienton, where sh? was called on account of-the illness, and. death of her aunt, Mrs. Rosa Capers. Little John Bav<f.ard, Jr., Tsf u~?l: -? 1 - ? _ ai iiumy Hiici uukuezqpuuig <\ flight operation at the Benedict Hospital. We are glad to report - tfint hp iQ mnp"h improved at this writihg. Dean Pearson of Claflin Univ. spent Monday in, the City on educational business with the State Board of Education. Accompanying him to tne capital City was ivl&rioh Frederick, a student of the University and a nephew-o^ Attorney N. Frederick. ~ 0 Miss Henrietta Boozer and Mrs. Fannie Hipp entertained jointly LeCercle fcntra- Nous at Miffs Boozer's Tiome, on Washington St., last Thursday afternoon. having as a visitor, Mrs. Tracy Walton of Chicago, 111. Miss Lillion W7 of 4-CI OOAna/1 A?4- a Vkrl ma itHu ii ulu gyvi tu m^iicoi, nnu I c* cpived a lovely ^lldoirtrrrrpr-?A salad-course with punch followed /by sweets was served. H[" ' William W' \[ I Merchai 7?zd[ Suits Made X Alterations And Rej | , * ^CLEANING A i PKonc ? 1315 Assembly Street t I . hht t f.v nnni I Funerar Directors, Makers o We/have a record of seven yars fa and managers of the Great Cha Burial Aid Societies of Richland our many satisfied customers inch for their patronage in the past ai ' you need our assistance don't hesi iness with outstretched hands to can furnish anything the heart de Come and see for your self. W. S. HOLLEY, Mgr., V d Personals j Rev. J. C. White motored to Union for the week-end to preach for Rev. Daniels. Mrs. Hannah Outen has jaeen confined to bed since ApHl 10. plier many friends are glad?to ?'U"UI' iu me ^jAueiient attention rendered her by Mrs. C. J- Mcllwain, R. N., who is stopping with her. Mrs. Mcllwain is planning to do private work here. We wish tier much success. ? Mr. and Mrs. Holman Hampton would like to announce the birthday party given in honor ot their son, Pinckney V. Hampton, on Tuesday March 6, he was 5 years old and had a guest list of 48. Several games * were flayed* after which refreshments were served which consisted of ice cream and cake and mints. The decoration .for the birthday cake was pink and white. The ladies7 that helped to entertain the children * were: Mrs. Ellie Gurdoin, grandmotHer and MrS. i t rp? _.i? -c-_ J o: -Li.? * *? " ?i. xayiur aiiu? oisier, Mrs. r. Patrick: $Hss Taylor, Miss Mary Pinckney and Mrs. L. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dinkinsi. i r , On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. tYacy M. Walton entertained with a shower in honor of Mrs. Delia Mae Jenkins Entzminger, areeentbride,?Theronnis_WEre i beautifully decorated with Tosos and evergreens and white unshaded candles. Three tables worn nrrfinpfoH fr>T^~whi*t. each wqa n^mhprpH with a wedding bell tied with a white ribbon. The bride's table was marked by a minature doll bride. Miss Catherine Mack scored highest and received a box of bath salts Miss Ruth Watson cut highest fof p hftY of statjpnery.. Miss Claretta Watts dfew Jhe booby prize, a powder pufl with silk lace. The brfde Was presented with a lovely pair ot hemstitched-nillow cases. A snl I v : * ' ad' course with Russian tea and mints were served. Many were thn Wnfnl prpaontpH f||P bride. Those present were: Mrs. "Bella Mae Jentons-J^tzminggr, Mrs. I. H- Goodwin, Missesi Ruth Butler,- Claretta Watts, Ruth 5 # Watson, Lillie Jones, Lorrine Sumter, Wilheliftena Thompson, Jennie .M. Champion, Mfs, Mae Dannerley Walker, Sarah Boozer ajidJIaihenhe~Mack.* r:nnnR_iQNES ~~ 9 ?i Mr. and Mrs. James H^Goole will give in marriage their daughter; Laura May to Mr. Benjamin Jones, Tuesday evening, April, the 20th, 8:3C o'clock, at Second Calvary Baptist Church, Columbia, S. C. At home after May 1, Lancaster, Pa. Reception immediately after ceremony, 1013 Pint Street. ~ PRAISE PALMETTO LEADER Washington, D. C.-?Sir Geo | Hampton I guess you will be I aughman | rit Tailor J To Measure | pairing Neatly Pone ---. -. ,j?3 ND PRESSINC ' 53589_ | s Columbia, S. C. *i :? DWilN & DAVIS - I nd Salesmen for Tombstones. ! ithful service, and are also founders > ritable organization known as the j and Calhoun Counties. We thank ' iding our 1300 Burial Aid members J r>d if trouble enters your home and j tate to call us, as we stand in read- | help you in any way possible. We :j sites in funeral supplies. CONGAREE, S. C. H . 7 , . ; ; THE pALME1 somewhat surprised to hear fromJ~ >!one of the famous old 371st boys ^ J j who is a reader of your paper. v ) This to let you know that I a certainly do enjoy"reading your paper and one thing/is it carries E the news that I like to have f Xhome news) and then I get the v paper on time every Sunday - moming-at (L.a^m.I would get ^ | it the same night if I go to the f '-[Post-Office,?I never read a bet- -a yax-1 it im* rig^t H. name, The Palmetto Leader. Since I gave you the trial subscription I have never missed 1 a copy and as soon as my sub^scription expires I am "going to ?end it to the Laurens Agent, C I don't know her personally but t 1 read the good news she sends ^ in each week as she is on the job. I 1 can praise yuuii "paper highly-^ but I must say I can't go back r on The Light as while I was on ii the firing line in France, fighting v my way to German soil,-Prof._t ~ Garrett . would speed his- paper r + r\ ?v? o, el J .* ty inc. / - 1 ? Well with best wishe's to all p in the office and if you are ever \ in the City call to see me. " t -^Yours for sliccess, \ William P,'Poole, City P.J J "Q^Box 1079, Washington, D. C. ^6 c ..Deacon A. P. Williams c - ^ t Passes , ? - X Zion Baptist Church is -in?mourn- c dpg. A great tornado, has passed thru ? and a stately tree has fallen. j S J A. P. Williams, born in Lexington _C ;County in 1874, coming to Columbia',* -'-about- 35 years aroJJie was married i 5 j to Miss Bfessie Wise also of Lexing-jv ! ton, but "was tlien making her home' c 'jin this City. Two bright boys; viz: | g i A. P-. William, Jr., and-Joeoh WllfiuhtaltS . having been born of that union. He C . 'reared a nephew, Dr. Frank Williams, who is doing a thriving drug business ' out on east Gervais Street. ^ 1 j Deacon Williams was converted 35 c years ago, in Lexington County. Af- 5 l,ter moving to Columbia, he cast his 5 . I lot?with?the?Zion Baptist-Church. C where he proved himself every inch a ? , jl'll'mi, .sUaightfaywoj'Ak Christian gnn.,^ jtleman, hejyas ordained a deacon of j'C Zion 16 years ago, which"-~high bffic"e"| c i|he filled with credit to the Church,;g ' and bringing honor to himself u'ntil ? , the day of his death. | C He was the Treasurer of the Buil- : 8 ding Committee which built the pres- ? ent magnificent edifice-of'Zioh-Bap- g ut cu%Mw>hAi^_whicK he handled $60, jp - 000 and not one cent, but what could "g be accounted -for. - g He was next^hiade chairman of the -g ^ Deacon Board two years ago, and . c under fiis - leadership tho Church has.S ; glided smoohtly along. He was a dii rector of the.Victory Savings Bank 0 rfrom its organization. jo . j He was a constant Sunday School ? .worker, found every Wednesday night . in,prayer meeting anjL at the B. Y. P. |q - U. at. all their meetings. jr _ VISIT | Royal! : The Home o ? * PHOTO f " T Continuous Shi : X / ALWAYS A G : X OFTEN A G! j ? i | Admission ; T Wanted , i y '< Men and Women with A-l. [ | South Carolina to represent Big E ;!; Liberal Contract i ? Answer a I | P. O. POX 598 >| ??? ??? ?????????? ?? ? . . .j.- d ' . TV*. - ? [TO LEADER - ^ He had a- Stroke of apoplexy las /hicRTie died Friday April 9th. He was a member of the K. of P nd the The Columbia Mutuals. More than 2,500 people thronge< tig Zion Sunday at 1:30 to attend hi: uneral services, )vhile more than 501 .'ere turned-back at the door. Dr. J. C. White, his pastor, eloquent y stressed his virtues, and extollei is deeds of valor, in delivering th< uneral oration in which he picturec paralellism between The lift? of "fi loch and that of Deacon Williams FOm't' lu his u.jIuij und roat to hii reary soul. Mr VISIT TO FAIRFIELD i visaed b'airfield -Baptist Church some time ago in the inerest of the Foreign Mission Vork. As I ehtered the Church found the Sunday School proofing "r|tn the plassps all^aranged and I was delighted with t. It seemed to me that they /ere running Qn a better system ha>n is commonly se n in our ural Sunday Schools- The eelaction was good, after which the >astor in the person of Rev. A Vare afcended the' stand and DOk.for a text, Johm4: 12,'"Art thou-*greater than our' father acob which gave us the well and rank thereof himself "and "his hildren and cattle?" His afTpliation to the practical lives of he people of this age. f "The House of Quality" > | * Established in 1844 ? The R. L. Bryan ,, i .Company .. . < j Books,rStationery, Printing, ^ | Binding?Office Furniture >1 and Specialtic8. ^ | COLUMBIATS. C? ottgo5^:ojxooxix)ox)xi:o:o^?c xox0^o:<x>:aooa<x>:o.ooooo:o?ox>:o< CD. I [KENNY CO.j ^COFFEE * ROASTERS' f Fresh Roasted Coffee ? "'DAILY I LLJL. DEALERS IN il~j | Teas, Coffees and f 'Sugars ~ Rice jE | 1639 Main Street Phone 5153 -5154 I haC> OOOtt ???? ??? <*> <YAV> Art A < fr- lft tjl !* > > tfr ?*t >% >+t lieatre! 4. * wi , . f f High-class * PLAYS ! ? v jw 2 to 10;30 V .OOD SHOW r*| REATONE | 7~j===^ lO&ZOci 1|, ".i ^~ 'y At Once / References in each county in Insurance Concern. ' . ? to rightparties. t once to * Columbia, S. C. , t J * V w.. t-?Rev. Wary is one of the forest 11 most preachers of ihis section.I5 i He is building morally, intellec- " jtually and spiritually. i( After that logical sermon there 'J s was a collection given me for } foreign mission and it should be *e? remembered that Sifter Sarah \ Clinkscales gave one dollar to * rthe cause. If one woman can I' 1 give a dollar surely our men can ' give two dollars: We are thank- tl I ful to all those that gave, but if! we had more workers frferSfster^ J Clinkscales, we could better ?n-, Jswer'the voice that is calling in: ,far off Congo States. 'j Now I-am "going to say thatX| 'Janv Chim*h in. iho <.?.? ...... i ^ ??1 vnv * I VOICI 11 j 1 tio'n of the State that will give' 1 j ten dollars, I have an excellent ' [gift for that Church or any mis-; :sionary Club that will give five* dollars 1 will award a gift arid ( ar^1 person that will give a- dol- Ul r lar I have a gift for-them. These ^ . jgifts are not mgd^ ft'om a stand C ! J point of 'wealth but from' j 7 ? fcjrffrfari fin TMfiErt A - r ?m U C_ I ^ ' * "" ?? ? -I > i j : ^?1?v u ? ? Hj ... >. " H? ? ?? ? > : > | ' REV. J. j HARRIS* I THE UNITED SONS OF ^ is an organization which is doing ) infirm people" of South" CHrolmtu: > Harrison, State Master, Prof. J. \ D. V. McCrae, St&te Treasurer. . | alive and gives to the beneficiar > pays from fifty to one hundred dc i; from $25.00 to $100.00 in cas.e of i-household goods It pays from $1 ||nP!ss and nn to $10:00 on Doctor'sI Think^jof it; and for any into II REV. J. J. HARRISON, S. M.,23 \r- or Prof. J. A. KIRK. S. * jh- . ? . . ' _ = III jf IMPERIAL DF ' _.Prescrrption ^ 1 1 05 Washington * ' Everything carried in a f ; PRESCRIPTIONS C h * . , \\ We call for and deli: ;; . 7\? yours fulc: IMPERIAL DF T | "THE SIMPKINS1 E ,|i THE LEADING COLOl ,!? THE TWfTT >;| 7?PIEC l ;==-2-Saxophone*, Violin, Clarinets .Bass I where Good, Late, Lively, High-Cli ; S; Studio: 1323 Assembly i >jg ' -fTELEl'HONE! 9$ DDIPCC nl? ? n/MT-fc ? ( M i uivr-o a ^ J 8 LeRoy Simpkins, Manager, l.g ' , Ben Garrisi * ' ? Address all mail to LeRoy Simpkin 11 " WHOLESALE DI1 ?' Every garment is tailored to your i ? color, cold water shrunk, finest quality y r-manship and service guaranteed. >V, t # *' Selling direct fiom maker to wearer ? tween profits for your own pocket. J; * Suits and Overcoats $18.50, i CUSTOM TAILOF $ ^ P. A. SMITH, Salts ? 1017 Waahingtea Street, gBTBH ??fii I standpoint of charity for my? tropfrr-atdl cred - u n t old m i weriew ^ own in the Congo States before *He World War and like all other lack iVffcn, I fear that their freeom is not much better yet, not veil so much as to hear the ospel. Now in doing this, work , am asking .that the pastors lease give me your cooperation. Our--'people won't do any more ian vou lead t hem to do, ? ? ?Grady Jnes. mm 9^ NOTICE - ' 9 A musical program will be ren jred by the ministers of the ity at Second Calvary Buptist hurchV Friday night, April 23,. . tider the auspices of the Junior Iissionary Society of said, hurch. Admissio^ 10c . The.public i.-'cordially invited. Ill^-i fc ?^L,r T? Wf?. 3N, itate Master ABRAHAM & D. of J. a grea\ work for the poor and A. Kirk, State Secretary andIt-pays to its members while y something after death. It )llars for hospital benefits and total loss^by fire of house and SO p<*r week for aick>ill. ^ , , rmauon write * ' " 10 Richland St..Columbia, l. C.?, __ Nee.. Behnettsville. S. C. ' " :l'g stork?. j _ . " i /** * { * ' Druggists . f~ >t. Phone 7 ?.?,6 _ * * i :irst-class Drug Store ' LR SPECIALTY : ver Prescript ion %L___ ' \ SERVICE^ "... | ' r T tUCL STORE - - ,1 ... t ' . LL--.-^Jt i , , ~ . . ooAOoaoooo<^p.ooooo:o:oc>crctaaor '.NTERTAINERS" jj RED ORCHESTRA IN ? AROUNAS." 1 ES?7 . " - Violin, Drum?, Piano and Cornet. Q ties'. Dances and for any Occasion g iss Music is desired. W ?t. Hours 3 to 5 P. M. S.*_ 5 9173?4756. - - S" ATISFACTION C.lJARAN+EKD. Eugene Simpkins, Asst. Manager, J on, Leader. ' " s, 1432 Lincoln St., Columbia, S. C. | wp'oo^jooao ooooooaawcto&OD . tECT TAIIX)RS ? s-~r ~ . -i ndividual ftkeasurements out of fast r, all \vool^|j^u:s. Good fit, work- 4 at wholesale prices saves all in be$22.50, $28.50 and $36.50 tS SINCE 1899. 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