The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 01, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 11
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Saturday, May 1, 1920.
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- Locals An
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i Mr. P. M. Bowling spent '?> t
_ * Tuesday in Hartsville on ousiness
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Mrs. B. M.. Tucker, 2130 Gervais.
St.-, is at home after a week
spent in Greenwood on 'business:
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Master J. Paul Harris spent
^ last week-end at home with his
ris, Blythewood. '
^^Miss Pauline L. Watson1 is at
home from Brevard, N. C., where
She has been engaged in teaci.ing
in the graded school.
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Mr. William Logan, well-known
member of Second Calvary Bap
tist. Church, who lives in Kendaltown.
has gone to Philadelphia
for the summer.
Miss" Jewel CoopeT a teacher
?7 at. thp Riirke High' School in
Chat'lestun.the-houpo guoflt
of Dr. M:=A. Evans for the week
,end last week.
Miss Eliza Taylpr, who was
called to the City on account of
the illness of her ^ister, Mrs.
Pauline Hudson has returned
home._ Mrs. Hurl son is mnrli im -
proved and returned home with
her. sister for a few days stay.
? Mr. Jerry Brooks of Charlotte,
NrC- spent Thursday in the
- City at the bedside'3f his sister,
~MIss Evelyn tvi. tsrooks, who is
?very siek at the residence of Dr:
M. A.,Evans.
~ Mr. Talmadge Stevenson, the
~ son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Steven"
son, 2110 Gervais St., fsTpend^
ing a while with his sister, Mrs.
Clyde Stevenson-Yarb.oroiigh_.in
^ Sanford, N. G. *
"A Trial of Hearts," a corrttMy
given by the third high class on
the 29lh was a total success. 'Every
one enjoyed it and praised
Prof. O. Y. Valentine for his ex?
cellciii sponsoring. ?
Mr. and Mrs. \V. G.?Harri.3on
of Ridgeway and__SDir, Mr. Herbert
Harrison of Charlotte, Mrs.
M. M. Harrison and Mr. lielton,
Ridgeway, motored to the City
and spent the day with th?ir
. sister and aunt, Miss L. F. Hart'o
see father and grand father
Mr. J. L. Harrison, who contjn?
'ues to be ill. ,
' "Home Ties," a drama in A
acts givpn hy. thp Farnltv nf Aloess
as every one was suited for
ing' nig nest was Gr A. Singleton,
Misses Sadie Green. Lucile
Broomfield find Bertha Bouk
night. Honorably men'fmed,
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. i luiessurs u. i. valentine, H.
W: Baumgardner, and C. HPerrin.
-Miss Theresa Kennedy
-and Mrs.-Ruth-Singleton.
-William C
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Suits Made
Alterations And Re]
= CLEANINGA
Phone
1315 Assembly Street
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HOLrL,&?rGOG]
5 ' Funeral Directors, Makers a
l ; 5 /We have a record of seven yars fa
Jv-- \tf and managers of the Great Cha
!/.' ' J Burial Aid Societies of Richland
l. -jy; our many satisfiedcustomers inch
* for their patronage in the past a;
j. you need our assistance don't hcsi
j iness with out|^retched hands tof
7 S can furnish anything the heart dei
S: Come.and see for your self.
p/'j W* 8 WOf LEY' Mpr '
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id Personals -
MISS RUBY ENTZMINGER
The above cut-1 is the likeness o
Miss Ruby TSntzminger, the winnei
nf ^iin' Pnpnbiv Contest, had at' Ally
University, during the Teacher-Stu
dent Drive. This young lady is <
member of the 8th Grade, Mrs. L
1K. Nelson, teacher. Total amoun
Tralsed $150;0Q. . .
I Di M A. Evans ending
the State Medical Association a1
Chester this* week.
| Miss Eloise B. Singleton was
.called home- on account of the
illness of her -father, Mr. C. S
Stuart. 1
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Miss Emily Shelton, teache:
in the rural school near Chapin
is home after closing a success
f ulschcol term. .?.
Miss Ila E. Stewart is at home
after closing a successful year';
j work as teacher in the gradee
schcol at Brevard, N. C.
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| Mrs. T. E. Barnes, Aiken, ane
-Mr-.. Emma Holmes? Edgefielc
| were the guests of Mr- ancfMrs
R. B. Gilbert during the week
end "at the meeting of the Wo
man's Baptist Cooperative Con
1 vention.
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The Junior Missionary Socie
Hiescof Allen University and Be
Hipl rhniv-n- orn
j fcawn ftartv on 'Allen's Campus
Saturday - afternoon, May 8th
"from 3:15 to 6:00 o'clock. Come
and make this an enjoyable af-fairall.
Games and races wil
be had. .Refreshments'sold.
Rev. J. J. Harrison if, quite c
jjust^closed a successful reviv
jal meeting at his Church al
jDoVesville and left f&sjt Wednes
I day for Bennettsville to. begir
'his Spring Revival at his Churcl
there and at this meeting the
Ruvs. Thomas, -pastor 6f theJVI
. E. Church and J. R. Heath of th(
A. M. K. Church will assist him
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MRS. MARY EI.UABEIH CARSOU
j_ WATERMAN FORMER BENE
1 DXT SENIOR GOES TO HEN
"j?UfedtSUN V1LLE TO LIVE.
Hefidersonville, N.-C., ApriF<.29.?
Mr. and Mrs. Marion C. Waterman.ai
rived he:e this morh'npr fo.lowing
jtheir marriage a week ago* at Tryor,
an & h man ]
nt Tailor 'j
To Measure
pairing Neatly Done !j
NDJERESSmC, - -T
>3589 \
Columbia, $. C. ^
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DWIN& DAVIS |
nd Salesmen for Tombstones. '
ithful service, nnd are also founders a
ritable organization known as the s
and Cfflhoun Counties. We thank?I
iding our 1300 Burial Aid members
nd if trouble enters your home and i
fate to" call us, as ,w<rirtKftft In read-- -'
Help you in any way possible.- We j
sires .in. funeral supplies. >
CONGAREE, 8= C. "
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*~H cTTr ===rc
> N., C., the home of Mrs. Waterman,
&1 a week ago. . .?f
L Before her marriage Mrs. Waterr
man was Mary Elizabeth Carson, a
v seniopr- student at Benedict College,
j class of 1926, and is a daughter of
terman is a former student of the
State A. and M, College at Orangeburg,
and is the son of Prof. and Mrs7
Charles A. Waterman of that instituti
ni They will make their home
in this City. .
NEW HOWARD SCHOOL
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nmi rn.oiiVAL.
Tuesday afternoon^ May 4, on
; the NewJHoward grounds, ther<F
will be a merry May Fettival.
Hundreds of children are expected
_to come and enjoy the
May-pole drill and othet featufbs
?of the afternoon.?Parents and
friends are expected too. The
hour is 4 o'dlock. A small admission
fee wilFbe asked which will
be used to help pay for our flag
[ and flagpole.
Mrs. Elsie Nelson has charge
\ of thb exercise^.--??
I Refreshments will be served.
fc. Come - to the merry,?merrjr
. May Festival!
Davis' hnnd will hp thpro tn
; help you enjoy the afternoon'REV.
J. J. HARRISON CONN
^RATULATED.
J( Brooklyn, N. Y., April 23.?
Dear Brother:?-While looking
' nvpr "f Vir? K^onfifnl ?
ukuuuiui v.aiciiuai tilt:
Order of the United Sons ofArr
braham and D. of J., of which
' you are-State Master, it, fa in"
i spiring to us al^ to know of your
undertaking. I truly hope that
- there wjU be no let., up in this
order until you all have made it
\ a corftplete success. I believe
since your hand has been set
to this order as a seal it shall go
I over the top; as you have done
j-ia-all other works allotted to
y6u. ^71 " ~
"/p'^lvvpuld be very glad if you
J.can visit us "$iis summer, we
all know you have a message
that the angels would rejoice to
hear you deliver to the people
of Brooklyn* if you can come
J please let me* Know, as- l would
_ | like to inform my pastor of
- your coming.3 I know Rev.
I Hamilton , would be very glad to
j give way to a messenger from
[i the Lord; for itjeaves with us
foy and causes us to pray and
|. serve our Master more and more
All send loVe.to you and family
hoping thai' sdccess shall be
t ynnr guiding pnft, forevpr^aflen.
Your brother in Christ,
? EDWARD W. KIBLER,
. - 543 Herkimer St., Brooklyn.
r MISS'EVANS AND MRS SUTi
TON SPEN^) WEEK-END
? IN BEAUFORT
H Beaufort. April, 24?Mrs. Ge^
nova Carter-Sutton - .and Miss
_ Myrtle R. Evans?of Columbia
. spent the week-emT in this city
as the guest ot Mrs. Florence
Saunders, County Supervisor of
- colored schools for Beaufort, at
' her beautiful home on the Beau|
/fort Bay. T ,
rj? While here the party motored
.. to Savannah, lor the /day in
! compnay* yith Mrs. ^unders.
! i The' visitors left Saturday!
ternoon for Columbia By the way
* of Charleston." ' "/
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SI ' IN MEMORIAM
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t\ In sad but loving remem
brance -of our dear mother and
? grapdmother. Mrs. Harriet^Jag-.
,gers, who departed this life two"
Jyearstego, May 1, 1924. j;
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You are gone but not forgotten,
j j , In our memory you still remain,
j; Though our parting was regretful,
\ | We hope to some day meet again.
i Tis mother who has gone from us,
]: Tia-mother we. love still,
: Tis mother who has gone from us,
\ Whose place can never be filled.
Sleep op dear mother
i And take your rest,
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5ttq leader . *
We loved yo\i well
"But Jesus loved you best. .
Sleep on, sleep on.
Susie Jaggers, daughter; Eloise
Jaggers, granddaughter; Silas Jaggers,
son.
IN ME MORI AM ^
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.In fond memory of my dear^i
husband, Fenton E. King, who
died May 1, 1920. A \\
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Today recalls ?).d memories 1
rf a loved one gone to rest. 1
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Sadly missed , by his wife,;1
Mrs. M. L. King s
Death of Mr. Locust 1
Bowie
The many friends of Mr. Lo- (
cust Bowie will regret to hear ^
of his death, which occdred on *
|the?24th inst. at his home near^
Mt. Carmel, S- C. after an illness 1
! of several weeks.
I Funeral services were conduce
ted,-by his par?tor, Kevr- H7
Curry.?Ho was mombor of St. :
Mary's A. M. F, Church, and he _
was faithful to Christ. ".
- Interment was in the St. Mary's
Cemetery.
Mr. Locust is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Ida Bowie, two daughters,
MiSsfcs7 Fannie Bowie ^of
Evanston, 111., and Lucinda Bojpie
of Mt. Carmel, S. C., six aons:
Fugene, Andrew and Saul Bowie
one sister. Mrs. H. pjmlqpr
Mt. Garmel and five grand children
-and a host of."Other" relaltivog
nnH' frinn/lg L:
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110S8.
Truly the-great central son of'
our household has gone down,
and T mof?t truly, deeply sympa-1
thize with you in your affliction.1
Let-us hope, however, that in
the goldeii summem-of another
life, children, husband .and father
will gather again in a sweet [
; reunion^ whgj^jpartings are unknown.
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UNION MEETING OF THE
CHRISTIAN HOME BENE-f
FIT BURIAL AID SOCIETY 1 ]
HELD ITS UNION AT RjQCKji
HILL BAPTIST CHURCH. I
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Saluda,April 27.?Tlie Christian
Home .Benefit Burial. Aid
.Society of South Carolina held!.
its union at ilock Hill Baptist"7
Church. The reports were good | ,
and the -addresses wore above j
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iw - Old Furniture Wanted ? ;
i 0 1 want a nuinlver ol pieces of old g | J
I 9 furniture in gi^od or bad shape and ,S-? *i
; ? will pay high ca.-h prices Phone 8f'
q 3766 or write ' E. H. Salmon,. ?!j
& 111&.1-2 Taylor St., CpiumbiaTS.C.???>
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^ Established in 1844 ~t X~ ]
II TheTtil,. Bryan
Company % :
% Books, Stationery, Printing,
0 Binding?Office Furniture 8 .
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| g- and Specialties. ;
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<i ? DEALERS IN ?
g. Teas, Coffees and |.|
Sugars jS
1 Rice t|
1 1639 Main ?>treet I
I ' Phong 31S3-5154
Kev* L. W. Sanders, G. A. GalP"
man and Bro. White of Lykes-"
land, who has the largest number
of members m a local lodge.
Prof. W. R. Bowman delivered
the educational address and also
represented the Palmetto
Leade.r/ Mrs.'.Bowman also attended
the grani<f?lT3dge,^r,--the~
first time and spake favdVably '
of our work. 7 ~
Mrs. Maria Burton is still the 1
president, the-members delight
to speak of her kindness and a- '
jility to handftTThis affair with- 1
i)ut friction.. W. C. Richradson a
tr"ehtof^^ocn'otnT^" and
William of Helena ii. the State
secretary. : -?r-^r j*
?Many appeals from- worthy
)ersons and institutions were
asked for, ai V ng those were
Mill Creek Church which was
lestroyed by a tornado .several veeks
ago." This Society-is in
;he very best condition accord-?g
to an announcement, all 1
ieath claims .wore paid and the
lelegates left Weighing several^
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REV. J. J. HARRIS
THE UNiTEDljONS OF
is an organization which is doing
infirm people of South Carolina.
Harrison, State Master, Prof. J.
LLJVL_McCrae, State Treasurer,
ilive and gives to the beneficia
jays from fifty to one hundred c
iIUXII $25.00 U) flGQ.OO iif\ase uf
lousefrold goods. It pays from $
ieas_and up to $40.00 on Doctor's
Think of it; and for any inf
REV. J. J. HARRISON, S. M.,2?
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f~ THE LEADING COI,0
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2 Saxophones, Violin, Clarinet, Ba;
- Music furnished f*?r Bulb., Pa
where Good, Late, I^ivetyTTTigh-Gi
Studio: 1323 Assembly
TELEPHONE
PRICES REASONABLE: r !
LeRoy Simpkins, Manager,
Ben Garrii
3 Address all mail to LeRoy fSimpkii
~ WHOLESALE D1
Every garment is tailored to your
;olor, cold water shrunk, finest qualit
rhansliip and service guaranteed. ~
Selling direct fy-om maker to wearer
tween profits for your own pocket.
Suits and Overcoats $18.50,
. CUSTOM TAILOl
P. A. SMITH, Sal*
1017 Waakiagtoa
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pounds "more, judging from the
Way they looked when they came
here and\the way they looked
when' the^ left. ?r t ?:??
Prof. W. R. Bowman, the deputy
announced from now on
he will see to it no Undertaker
will -get jnore than $50.00 to
bip-yrmrr-TTrcmbers, or one"member,
the-rest of that money goes
tl7~thtHsercaved friends or jfamily,
if an undertak^' puts more
than the above arhount..on any"
one. person, he does that at his
own risk. . ' .
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Poro System
Full Line Of .
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?Grower,?Vanishing Cream "
Skin and Scalp Soap
Madam A. K. Johnson
1911 JJampton Ave.", Phone 7203
Customers ' pl^a?>e take^nutico tlipt H _
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he is at home att all times rxwft-.
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ABRAHAM & D. of J. V
a great work for the poor and
It has at its head Rev. J. J.
A. Kirk, State Secretary and
It pays to i.tfr-'membera whila .. j.
ry something after death. - It
lollars for hospital benefits and
Mutai loss by nre or house ind
1:50 to $3.00 per week for sickr
bill. . >
ormation: write
510 Richland St., Columbia, S. C.
Druggists /.. ' . IU
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St. Phone 7-226
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is-Violin, Drums, Piano anc^.Cornftt. *
t-fiananod. anH IVwr o?)' HwnainW |
ti?ss Music is d^jired ?
St. Hours 3 to 5 P. M.
IS 9173?4756. ? .
SATISFACTION OFARANTBED. 8 , ?Eugene
Simpkins, Asst. Manager, *
son, Leader. i
is, 1432 Lincoln St., Columbia, S. C.
ItECT TAILORS
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individual measurements out oC fast _ .
y, all. wool fabrics. Good fit, worlc
at wholesale prices savas all in ba$22.50.
$28.50 and $36.50
RS SINCE 1809.^
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