Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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::";; etgBft I.S.I. Departm ?BIG LINE OF < ?1 |? .???? r Men, Women & CI A Specialty. She :: making and Tailor ment to select from l\ at the Lowest Pric v i * -. ;; 1 > Connected wi I First Class Bnrboi I A Beauty Pai W\ r -k S?-L* I: 1131 WASHINGTON ?J: ' . COLUM ROBERT ? I : v A jgfl | , ' ' --' -V - ???WS j C P ? 1 ,- 1 11 8 ht $ if^gsT COLl ! Whnlp.salp. Dp^lpr X ''J rindings, Harness * ? " . ~' f Wholesale __ | Auto Top Manufai y what you want to ' - _ X - - ' ' - i want to Sell. ' .4^...rirCONGRESSMAN FISH WARNS OF SOUTHERN OPPOSITION TO NEGRO SOLDIER MONUMENT A j^JIontinued from Page 1 ---\inunliy wi|.li uliiU1 American soldier" ? to write-an editorial calling upon hii - readers to send lottery .and telegrams _to their Congressmen in Washington "Everybody interested in this Bil! - Rhould^j'rite at on'ce, mentioning it hj - * *i ^mvnThpr, ?H?11?UfilLi Thr: npnsitinr f * from the iimifh will he dotoii'iiifiud am can he overcome only if. colored peo pie will now act to idiow that thej , want- for their?soldier* the reeogni_ 4-J/^r. Mjtn/moln'l -Ml _ -1 .1 - p ??!?.> m ut-u?i.lj . mi?simuiifs . wnt fought valiantly and well. , There is no time to be lost. Write at once to your Congressmen and make your wishes known," said Con"gressmnn Fish? 1 ? Gadsden News > - Sunday last was a beautiful day. Quite a crowd worshipped at-the Mt. Pleasant Grove and 4. U ~ Oi "n T 1- r? i i ne ql. iviarK. r>apiiM unurches, The pastors, Rev. L. A. Lowman and Rev. J. B. Barber, res* * pectively reported h fine time. We are having some cool days again but the farmers are still busy, planting cotton. Mr. W. I)- Wodward who returned from Florida a few weeks ago, left for Asheville, N. G. on " hte 12th inst. Miss Rebecca Tucker and Mr. Shandy \Villiams were! qtlietly ?; . > - ? . . C5 * BEVY J ient Store j CLOTHING FOR j nildren. Boys Suits \ >es, Millinery, Dress- I ing. Large0 Assort- ] ^tnd the Best Quality \ esi ' i ith our Store Is-?? <{ ^feop for Men and^ rlor for Women EE.VY | N ST., PHONE 7567 | RIA? S? C. l j S STUDIO 1 ? > ? For Beautiful Photographs c the kind that pleases. Have them made at Roberts Studio -i ?1119 Washington Street ! We also Copy, Enlarge and jjj Frame"Pitflutes of any-kind.??? POSING HOURS: I 8:30 Morning to 7 at Night ? Sittings given regardless of jj weather conditions. \c Courteous attention and -effi- c cient rservice awaits you/. 7 ' * r Call for a fitting I 4 - "To-day" ^ooooooooooooooooaoooooooo'^ ;?X?XKmKKmXKhXmXmXwXmXmXmXhK .' : ' . ~~ " 7 " fj : W. Martin?ij .." .*- .-..j impton AvcturtK- ^ UMBIA, s. c. ' in Leather, Shoe .. j , Saddles, Etc. J? L :j : i L hide Buyer ! , . ^ :turer. Let us know ;! Buy-and what you A ~???; 1 ' -?." 1 !^1 ' married on the 19th. Miss Tucker war^a-Tth-grade pupil -at the, Gadsden Graded .School, Mr. Williams, wa^ reared in this community. He is from a good family. Tho vmim. ,[folks have our best wishes for i' a happy married life. j Mrs. Frances Thomas and 1 Mf&tttA. M- Garrett were pleasant r visitors here on the 20th. 11 The third Tuoi-day " in each . ?m*mth is meetings xlay for the r Community Club. " Mrs. u. ivi. Webber wno-tias u been on the sick list for some . time is a littlerbetter. She ^is 1 able to be out again*Andrews Notes Georgetown County Training School defeated Williams Coun1 ty .Training School of Gresty^ Ijville in a-ball game in the after, jat night at Andrews on Friday . night. _ , Among the visitors who dame along with the contestants Of i Greelyvilie are: Misses Whack, I Quattlebaum, Keel^ Mr. and Mrs. Whack, Prof. Fulton & M]r. and Mrs. White and others; f Miss G. L. Freeman was cali led home, Plum Branch, on ac*"count of the death of her father. . The, Georgetown Count/Teachers meeting was held in Andrews - ?? iii* iiiiii' ir.'ii - ' . J. THE PALME! a-4.a_j.-j,? on Saturday.. ; "Rev. J. -C. Quarles, pastor of ! Bethel A- M. E. Church and his 1 choir conducted services at St. I Andrews on Sunday past. II Rev. J. S. Berm motored to MGpnrget.myn nn Friday *\ Mi&s* EHa D. Sumpter ppent the week-end in Georgetown. " ivir. u. C5. ParKpr' ot Sumter, was a visitor here . this week. Mwnne nere He was the guest of Mr. Fred Becton. . , Mr. andMrs. Fred Greene, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wheeler and l Mrs. J. B. Greene motored to \ Hartsville, on Sunday. ' t NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. ; The ministers of the Golumbia l District are hereby requested to forward to me, as early as pos; sible, the names of persons who ; Will attend the fourth coming ' District Conference, which is ! to be entertained by me and! I Double Branch congregation of ! the New Brookland Clrcillt. This! lintnrrVinttnn Witl m-ootl" " *?* 51 vavij qqciv^v me in facilitating my. arrangements .in making my assignjments. Fraternally,' T~ Geo. C. JohnsonrSDS Manning Ave., Sumter, S. C. | The New Brokoland Bus will ? take you"from Columbia:fe6tH*lyrri I THE OLD FOLKS' HOME ) A wonderful prayer meeting rj\;as held Sunday afternoon, April jjisnv ai. the- oid FbH^' ^ j tho First Calvary Ghurch- Jubi-' Hee ChoirU -The, meeting was very much 5 enjoyed by the old folks and \ other? who were present. It was | led by Deacons Able and AlcCIenl|ton. Some helpful?-remarks |! were made by Brother AtkinI'son of Jones Chapel.| A contribution of $6.40 was given to this worthy"?ause. | I am asking, that all donations for the Old Folks' Home be sent to 2120 Elm wood Ave-or notify the manager ( AlUr, Susie Jag!gers) and she will gladly send 'jfor it. mMT. OLl V li; HAi'i lST CHURCH jL :?_? . ?:? _vWe are gtill fighting sin and i; hulling uhri*.tof the State j* |to remember our work and especially our faithful young paspor, Rev. D. Q. Robinson, who pas labored so hard, for the up> building of Christ's Kingdom. r?Our Church-is still growing:? ;!,On last Sunday we added to the >jfor cjjhhstian -experience and *i Wednesday night April 21, severr {were added by baptism. 4?Rev. Robinson has been with 'ded to the Church, 52 souls for {the kingdom of Christ. He bro't ; this little*Church up from a low pit and is struggling to carry it s on to God. v , 11 The Rev. Bougman Ross nronphpfl n wnrid?M-fiiT sormnn from St. John 2-3, subjoct-: ''New " Birth/ . -?Mis>. B. Pai lui j Anderson Notes Mrs. Dora Flherad left Sun-{ 'day. morning for Atlanta, Ga......} J?Dr. Kdmond?Johnson?has. j tt-n* uhi iui iur a uranu new Ford ceupetouse in hi&j practice.- lie is now prepared to' | answer your calls promptly with- j out fear of car trouble. When ypu are sick call 802 or 8J. Callqj .answered promptly. , ? Dr- J. M. Latimer of Toccoa,. Ga. passed through the City last !\v;eek ehroute to Bclton to attend the funeral 75f his brother, Mr. - Columbus Latimer: The play given by the ladies! of the M. E. Church, entitled:; ; "Patty maTces Things hum" was*; a success in evory way. Miss J "Cora Caldwell, as the maid, Hy-j acinth, performed her part unusually well and is receiving con- j gratulations on all .sides. Mrs.] Meta Johnson and Mrs. Annie Bolden deserve special ixiention also. Prof, and Mrs. S. C- Perry entertained the Sunday School ifi'ilif i i'' 'i th * TO LEADER teachers of Thompson Centennial M/E. Church of which Prof j Perry is Supt, and S. S. workjers of other churches, at theii I home on Reed StreetrWetfnes-day evening. Those present were: i Rev. B?S. Jackson, Mondmm>iIla Adger, Corinne Peek, Katie Richardson, Misses Cora & Nelhe Caldwell, Annie Mae Prince Georgia Sullivan, Pauline Hamlin Annie Thompson, Mary Bailley, Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Marion i Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis, Dr. J. S. Anderson and Mr. O S- Quick. The time was very pleasantly spent dn playing games and discussing Sunday School methods, after which i rr . r ? dplipinfld ? ,? ........ wei t I served consisting of a salad and a sweet course. __ Rev. H. C. Anderson, Rev. R. D. Glenn, Rev. and Mrs. S. C. i Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee Davis* spent last Wednesday in Columbia attending ^the -Board meeting of the S- S. and B. Y. P. U. Convention. The meeting" was held at Zion Baptist Chureh. After the Tneeting 'a palatable dinner was served | at the Church. Everyone enjjoyed the day.I . Misses Adger, Gordan, Latimer and*. Mr. Williams, teachers at Seneca Institute spent" a few hours in the City Saturday. Mrs. Marie Whitt and Mrs. Sallie Young are on the sicklist. We hope for them a speedv recovery. ^ ? ' Sunday was a memorable day at St- Paul. The pastor preached ! in the. morning from the subj. "The Widow's. Mite."?This beI ing rally day we had no after, noon service or ,B. LI. P..T.I.?Ln ! the evening the pastor-preached i from the subj. "The Kingdom i Worker who Would not Work." |The church was packed in the j evening. All the other Churches i iii jthe City had short services ! and the pastors and ^members , came to St. Paul to hear the re! ports of the-'Team Rallj." The Missionary bdciety reported $50 Iwhich was the largest amount j reported by any auxiliary, Mrs, iLula Thomas' tpam. .reported j $104.00, Rev. S- "C. Campbell's I team $90, Mrs Z. V. A. William^ team $80, Mrs. Hattie JacRsbh^i Iteam $64. Several other teams rjported $50 each. TfljAUynount raised, $1,814.73, . a 1. j The debate Friday night between the Royal Baptist Church and St. Paul was indeed interesting. The subject,"Resolve, that Industrial Education is more beneficial to the Race tbar .Professional Education" was dej bated by Misses Alice E. Webb, i Louella-.Clinkscales and* Mr. O 'SL Quirk who defended the affirmative side airdreptresentcd the Royal Baptist Church.Mesdames Birdie L. Davis, B. Lillian Campbell and Miss Gwendolyn Anderson discussed the ftegative side and represented St. Paul. The judges according to the points advanced unanimously decided -HTfnvor of the negative side. Chester Paragraphs J\lr. Robert Noloon wnn-pjOlod home Sunday from Miami on ac-count of the death of his fatherspent Monday in. Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Gus Lowry^ died at /the Chester Sanitorium, Friday after meeting with a terrible acciattempting to hoard a amoving freight train, he slipped and one of his legs was crushed off. The funeral services' were held in jaowgyville. ? The body,, of Mrs. Harriett Wilson who. died in Hamlet, N. Cs was brought here Saturday, and the funeral was held'at Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon, Rev. ?L_C- Gilmore preached the sermon. Rev. R. A. Carroll also spoke. The deceased left five daughterst three tons, several grand children and many sorrowing friends. The floral offerings were very pretty. Mr. John Barber died at his TT**g i *~7'f ? .. ?;[i GetBee :| -Consult The ,.g Hair rij?rrp) Fiirdal M 5 4?"?~ *ng' ^air E = 4r? All done better t By Y . X ' Mmes. Lyles, Hous ! I Poro Beau I. S. Leewy's Dep 1 *k 1131 Washington Street v L rrrwwft'A I 3 j_' t ;theri T SATIS FA -1 V ' ~ " IN Ot I WORKMANSHI c SEE O j?SpUlNG 1 ( ALL WOOL |-' WONDERFUL YALl -| , , QWEN^i 1117 WASHING"! CALL 6963 FOR o ^ _T ox>aoaaaogoooooooooaooooooca>o< j illness of several weeks. Mr. ji Barbej' left six daughters, three C sons and a. large concourse * of tc friends, who regret nis passing-. *1 ' -The funeral .services were held iVIondav?1ft nVlrw^?nr OwliTl ! ?^ ?V --- w Viv/vn UV vai rai J 'j Baptist Church- - A very large -crowd was in attendance. Rev. ,D. B. McLufe preached the ser!jinon and the body was taken to I) ; Love and Charity Churchyard I J ior burial. _ Undertaker Jv E. 'iSpann was in charge of'all of G; " these bodies. . ist II Everyone~re looking forward, t.c * with pleasure to the coming of fo : the Medical Association, next- ^ vweek." , H; ^?One of the largor.t crowds-that;-tk ; i has ever bemrtoRt^grivar^^^pr P ? tist Chuifch, lass^Ebled there tc Sunday aikht In witness thp Pa- -L ! geant "The Crucified and Risen : Lord,y-which was played by'mem sf Ibers of the B. Y. P. U. The en~ "|-tire membership of the B. Y- P. G' 1 U. of the white Baptist Church :.i was present as. well as many & ? other white friends. ^ The pa- n( ' .geant?nnjnyprl l?y nil nnd XXL lj was "very touching in each of >! Spann was directress Mr, J. pc . ! IT* O ^*11. Tfc r t r |xi<. opann, me rs. i. ?'. u- presi- aj jrient is putting forth every ef- to TTort To" place a piarjo in -the le; li Church and hopes to do so at an tii [early date. j On the second Sunday in Apr. ''the teachers and officers of the S< '.Sunday School, of Calvary Baptist Church were installed by the j pastor, Kev. J. W. Coleman, af- ~~ iter'a short progratfr. JUL | Dr. E. K. Roberts spent a few tr i hours Tuesday morning with di< lTrof. S- h. FinTey, at the High to L'lliuul Liulldlpg. :?trr j On the sick-jist are :*-R?v. D. C. :Baum, Mrs. frfiry Bi'lce; LoomB, rh | Str* Mrs. BertharMcFaddcn; Oak 70 ,6t. /' v*'#* -'.After an absence of /several th ! years, Miss Laura Ford, is visi- = tigij/ her 'sister, Mrs.y Susanna j HoWard, McLure St. Miss Ford Cq is a nurse in one of the ho*|piHals of Evanston, T41., and wilf -9 i return in a Counle of weeks to a resume her duties. . l Mrs. Jennie C- Baum spent a 4 - 3* , f_ Few days in Camden .this week. Miss Elya J. Lowry went to o York, Saturday to be with her 0: parents.for-the week end. . 1 ffc Kevival meeting is in progress at the Calvary Baptist Church o: for ten nights. Rev. J. W. Cole- 5: man, the pastor is being assisted 1: ! by the ministers of the City and county.. "Each night a different preacher and" his choir havr ; charge of the services. Large crowds attended the.;tv -?7 1 Saturday, April 24, 1926. W ~1 lutiful I J Specialist 1 lassaging, M&nicur- ? ukk;?g , 1 | Kan tK# Kftut - "J* . 1 I iton & Denley I?I ity Shop ! >artment Store | ^ ?Cohmibia, SrGr^ ' i""-l E IS ctton IR P & SERVICE I , UR summer SAMPLES |v JES AT S30 & S35 : pa ue1 PON STREET L SALESMAN ^ n night*?meeting which?htm?>^=== i?ti closed, at JtheL*A. MT E. Z. , hurch. Rev. Carroll, thd pas- , >r conducted the meeting with >. | ilendid success. ^formation Touching ?{ Railroad Connection^ For Georgetown ' . _ --A? - *, uring Baptist State Convention 'May 4 and 5 ' Delegates " leaving Anderson, reenville and Spartanbucp? lould reach Columbia hr lime % i lake-the-train at 4:50 p. m. ?* r Georgetown. Those, leaving Benettsville, - -t artsville and the Darlington sec r r>n utrtflkp ronner.t.inn at. > torence?4%50 a. m on to Pou n.and cl^nge at Andrews for ; anP^ r^anhingr npr>r}rptr.wn 3 p Those leaving the ^Beaufort ~ tot-ion may make connection at harleston for Lanes and <fri to eorgetown. _ Those leaving the Barnwell & amhorg section may make con^ r jction at Sumter or Charleston jU l to La"has?for Georgetown. "I woufd suggest that delegates ? Ice up early the scheduie~pro)sition with their local ticket *ents and secure definite inirmation as to their time of? aving, connection and destinaan. ~~ . ' . - i P. P. Watson, Gen. Missionary entence Commuted In * Shadow of Chair * < ? UUy hJadens, the colored youth. ^ hn was spnfpnrprl tn Hp pW- _ j ocutecl Friday, 23rd, did not i -j 3. His sentence was commuted jj life imprisonment bv Govern- * TlumiaH u. itotlLeod.?? We appreciate the judicial I jmency, and bellevS that it was .??H e offense. SOUTHERN RAILWAY ' SYSTEM. lumbia, S.C., effective Mar. 21^ 1926 -- e> - .? rive No. Between No." Depart. :50 -x 31 N." Y.-Augusta 31716:00 a :52 p 32 Aupruata-N. Y. 32 6:00 p :30 p 27 Chnrleston-Cin.-27 1:45 p TV:50 p 28' Ci,n.-Charleston 28 4:55 p, !0 a 24 Colunihia-Jaxv'le 23 ll:00p. .j :30 p 20 Columbia-Aujy. 19 7:00 a : 15 a 8 Columbla-Autf. 7 5:46 p :40 p 14 jColumbia-Sav. 13, ,10:20 a OA _ AO '*"1?1 LI- A1--- " ' f '? ,ou I* ?.0 v^oiuinoiu-v^nar. o.<*yja 45 a 13 Columbia-Char. 14 2:25 p , 25'p 11 Columbia-Chas 12 fv.lOa ' *1 20 a 15 Columbia-Chas. 16 2:2^Tlr-v , j 45 p 2 Columbia-S'bprg 1 4:00 p "1 20 p 16 Cdlumbia-Green. 15 "6i40 a V I 55 a 18 Columbia^Sen'ca 17 6:15p 40 p 113 Cola.-Char. 114 6:25 a 'Via Camden and Rock Hill, r.y ticket office, 1307* MafirmreeC ^^^^^elephone 6366.