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Waiters of the Jefferson Hotel are <
hired and fired by either or both of
1 the head waiters. They demand re1
spect from the waiters but are in no
" sense mdfiarehialT" The management
of the house takes nothing to do with
1 it's waiting force. .
This is another argument in de
fense of Negro leadership. Before
t many years, we shall have some re'
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THE PALME
WAITERS' BANQUET SOON
? The waiters of. the Jefferson Hotel
I* are planning to give a. banquet before
long which they hope will be made an
] annual affair.
\ Head waiter, Mr. Doby in an im
promptu address to the waiters on
I Monday (24th) complimented the idea
very highly. The two head waiters,
Messrs. Doby and Williams, feel
that an annual get-together meeting
of the waiters in the presence of
their wives and female friends will
J serve as agreat refining process nad
; will go far toward the creation of
? new ideals and the making of new
standards of living, which our peo[
pie are sq.greatly in need of. It is
' their point of view^ that waiters have
? a great opportunity to demonstrate
! to the white man the qualities of gen[
uine intelligence and moral manhood,
r since it is by contact only that the
true values - of a thing is known,
I Where persons have the tangent
f nnints nf cnmmrm tViAro is
always a lack of understanding, there
5 fore a joint meeting of all the waitr
era with some one to explain the elg?
mentary points of e&ntaet aiid ussoeia?
doubt a benefit. . . . ~
Mr. Williams sees the possibility
.. of the employees of Jefferspn Hotel
? may be termed a fair portion of theii
earnings into a Building and Loan AsL
aociation. or some other institution
f whereby their money ..could be put tl
6 usury. The idea may be impracticable
but it does not argue the fact thai
m. Negroes generally should organize
? institutions of savings and trust 11
they ever expect to cope with other
> people. So much for that,
if May it be said here find now that
t waiters are not as big crooks as has
: been and is thought of them. Taker
> as a hole they are respectable citizens
If- doing work for a living like any poo>
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> | The Enterprise
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AD IDENTIFICAT1
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LAURENS NEWS i.'1
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! - The Peanut Hunt and Rope '
| Jumping Contest given by Mrs.
Nelson for the benefit of her
1 Club was quite a success. The
. young folks are asking her to ;
: give another. The winners of the
| contest for the longest jumping ;
were, Vanetta Crawfprd, 1st, ;
. 'Robert Grant 2ndHattie Lee Per- ;
; by Prof. Allen was enjoyed by ?
[ both olid and young'attheWofk- ;
r man's Spring on Friday aftcraon
quite a crowd was out with their ;
' baskets; boxes and buckets with ;
.everything good to eat in them.
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Jackson, j
; Mrs. Garrett and Mrs- Higgins |
; assisted Prof. Allen in entertain- j
; ing the children with jumping
rope, leaping rope> base ball and
several other games, and lastn
i but not least, with-spreading the
r table and feeding the children.
Misses Emma Jefferson, Dollie
Wilson and Miss Butler also
. Mr. Clinton Jefferson, Foster DeII
Vault and little Master Willie
DeVault, all of Newberry were
the guests of Mrs. Nelson on
Sunday.
The Rev. B. F. Corvin of York
Pastor of Duncan Creek Baptist
! Church of this County, was the
| gue_?t of Mrs. Nelson on Tuesd^
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MAY 29,1926
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Amusement Garden j
' Corner Pine & Gervais Sts.
Dancing Mon. Wed. and Saturday Nights.
The Park can be Rented by Responsible Parties ?j;
Phones 9403 and 7380
I DREHER & DAVIS, Managers
|: Get Beautiful |
Consult The Specialist |
[Hair Culture, Facial Messaging, Manicuring,
Hair Bobbing $
All done better than the best ?
Mmes. Lyles, Houston & Denley ^ ^ ^ " .*
Roro Boauty Shop j j3
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