The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 05, 1926, Page THREE, Image 3
Saturday, June 5, 1926.
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REV. J. J. HARRI
THE UNITED SONS 01
?ig an organization which la doini
Harrison, State Master, Prof. J
D. V. McCrae, State Treasurer,
alive and gives to the benefici
,_E?yfl from fifty to one hundred
from $25.00 to $100.00 in case c
"^Household goods. It pays from i
Think of it; and for any in
REV. J. J. HARRISON, S. M.,2
? or-Prof. JrAfRIRK. S
Negroes Progressing: In
Rock Hill
Ry Nick A. Ford
When we stop to estimatethe
modern-mrrogrefts tho rppoj
we are often tempted to "turn
our attention to the larger cities
in order to discovr material.
"tt" for our experiment. But genuine
progress and achievement
_ are more", often found in our
.. smaller towns and cities than
in those of greater population.
__ Rock Hill belongs to this class.
For it is here that the uroarres
sive spirit among Negroes has
reached its climax.
The beautiful homes on South
Trade Street which are occupied
and owned by race men are
veritable monuments to the
- . tthrift and industry of a people. 7
A visitor to this0 little City
^ k pression of \Vest Black Street.
' For, not only-?r<r JjeautituL
homes located here, but the majority
of the buHness enterprises
are found in this locality.
The Ideal Pharmacy directed
by Dr- Gathings is a credit to the
' the Negro population of \any
town or oity. It is unique and
* very attractive and. shows signs
of a greta business mind behind
it, ?
Just a few doors east of this
establishment the People's Drug
. = Co. isi located. It too worthy
of special mention. ^ In
addition to these two agencies
of, health, there are two
i * who administer to the needs of
the community.
< Barber shops, Cafes, Grocery
Stores and Undertaking iUstablishments
all unite to make
Black Street the center of Negro
business^"
The schools and churches are
keeping pace with the business
advancement.-- Four schools,
filled to overflow testify most
eloquently of the keen interest'
, .in education. These schools are
Friendship College, the Emmett
Scott High School and the City
Graded School.
Among the ministers who con
tribute??this?progressive
movement, are: Rev. M. A- Murry,
president of Friendship College;
Rev. B. M- Parker, Rev. J..
F. RSfider, Rev. T. S. Gilmore,"'
^ Rev. D. C. Barber, Rev. . A. G.
Giles, and others. ' ???- -
^Tiie York County Sunday
School Convention was held here
at the Nazareth Baptist Church,
May 29-30. It was an overwhelming
success. $170 69 was raised
dring the session. This money
goea toward the support of
; Friendship College. .
Rev. B. M. Parker, president
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SON, tat# Mutir
*, ABRAHAM & D. of J.
^ a gi eat work for the poor and
r It has At Its head Rev. J. J.
. A. Kirk, StatS* Secretary and
It pays to its members while
ary something after death. It
dollars for hospital benefits and
f tntnl by fipr nf hnnnt and
$1.50~to $3.00 per week for aicki
bill. ? formation
write
53.10 Richland St,, Columbia, S. C.
. Sec^ Bennettsville^ A
of the Convention, preached theT
principal sermon Sunday morning.
It was worthy of careful
attention. Dr. E. R. Roberts
also made an interesting and 'inpi
ring ialk during tlin hlnning
scission ^ '
Friendship College
Closes
Rock Hill, -May 31.?Tonight
marked the 34th Annual Commencement
of Friendship College,
founded by the late Rev.
M. P; Hall. The exercises within
themselves proved to the community
that the school is worthy
of perpetuation.
The Baccalaureate Sermon
was preached by Rev. E. R. Rob
erts, Sunday night, at the Trinity
Baptist Crurch of which Rev.
J. P. Reeder is pastor. The serv-jppg
wprn i;nry l'mpiiiinni'iKi, muT
the thoughts of the speaker were
'driven to each individual- ~
The Alumni Association had
its annual meeting Monday morn
ing. The address which was help- j
till .and ih'spnTngl' was" delivered1
' by Rev. S. M. Miller, a former
graduate of the school.
The final exercises, came Mon-:
lay night when seven young la-1
dies received the L. I. degree and
two ministers received the B.Th.
The orations delivered .by members
of the- class represented^
careful study and preparation-^
Tim Qflrlvooa f n 4-V.^v
w uic tiasa was
made by Dr. W. R. Alexander,
pastor of the" First Baptist
Church (white) of this city, j
He proved "himself" a master "of*
logic and expression as he exTffiunded
great, truths
-Ih^diplemas and-degreetl Were"
awarded and conferred- by Rev.
M- A. Murry, president of the
institution.
Clinton Locals
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- Sunday, May 80, was a very
high day at Friendship ChurchJ
of which Rev. Lee A. Logan is
pastorr Many visitors were|
present and fine services, were
had all day. he^m0rnin2 service
was conducted by the Rev.1
Young of Whfte-Plains, N. Y.
The afternoon service by Rev.1
W. G. Owens, pastor of Mt. Carmel.
The sermon was full ?>f
f fa O n er li t" ' ATninor w i f fa Row H
weirs came the members -of -his+
choir which furnished splendid'
music- Sunday ni^ht a very_
instructive sermon was preached
by the Rev. G. T. Shelton.
Now that school has closed
the out-of-town teachers are returning
ho^. We wish fjtr
them a very pleasant vacation.
Th eteachers of the city schools II
were the recipients of many I
iiViiHtt.Ti .1 n'.ai nniW
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THE PALM1
courtesies just "beTore - leaving1.
They were entertained by the
following persons: Monday, Mr
Eugene Gary; Monday evening,
Mrs. Bessie Henry; Monday
night. Mrs. Sntorwhitn; Tuesday
evening, Miss L. M. E. Lilliewood
Friday night, Miss Dorothy Loinax.
Miss R. B. Patterson "ieffthe
kcity for Asheville to spend the
summer.
MrT^Eugene Lilliewood is in
the city spending awhile with
relatives.
Miss Conine Rhoi^eh is spending
awhile with Miss Jennie
Young of Irmo, S. C.,
^The Misses Rebecca and Mary
Lou Patterson are in Columbia
for awhile
We are glad to see a number
of school girls and boys back
home for their vacation.
Mr. Barney Coker was in the
city Sunday as-the guest of Miss
Helen Phillips of N- Broad St.
Mr. Ppvvin Hnntpr, formerly
of this city, now of Detroit, !?
here visiting., relatives.
Miss Celia Brown of Camder.
is the guest of Miss Dorothy Lomax.
She seems to be enjoying
town. Wa-hope so any way, thai
she may want to visit again.
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?Anderson Notes
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| Mrs Susie Battle is visiting
relatives and friends in Athens
and Atlanta, Georgia.:
Messrs Jefferson and Harris
repent Monday in Asheville. N. C
Mr.? Frank Jones fo Washington,
D. C. is visiting his brothei
Dr. L- E. Jones. "T"~
" Mr. James WaWorf,^who lias
beenv attending school at Benedict
College has returned homt
He reports a pleasant and profiI
^ 1 i-'
ittuic ^..cnuui Lurm.
^ Mr. Robert Ayers is in th<
city visiting his mother, Mrs
! Lucy Oliver.
Drs. Henderson and Perrin o:
Greenwood were in "the city Mon
day on business.
I Mrs. Minnie Bruce Jones h
spending awhile in the city.
? Mrs. Williams of Greenwood h
visiting her son-in-law arie
daughter, Rev. and Mr^'CIuv^
ford. " '"t..
The many tfriends of Mrs
Marie Webb Trails of Philadeh
1 phia are delighted to have hei
home. She is the picture of periPpi
hPalth and will bo in the
city , for four weeks".
Miss Emnla Mackp who graduated
from the normal department
of Benedict College, is at
Vi nmn ^K/\n/v ???.?? J
i&wiiit; ui i^inciiillg tllUBU CUUUIIU
her by her cheerful disposition.
]\Ir. Millard Campbell and Miss
Lillian Drowp, college students
of Benedict Chllege are now at
home. . .
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1 ?MissAz&lee Spehcer who has
i been away teaching is at home.
Mr. Pete Galloway who had
, his tonsils removed recently is
getting along nicely.
Mesdames Smith and King
[ left Saturday for Philadelphia
. after spending four weeks here.
Their many friends made their
i ^stay^very pleasant.
i The following are on the sicklist:
Mrs. Lena Williams, Mr.
f Jewitt Williams, : Mrsr' Sattie
, Young. We hope for each a
speedy recover^.
Mr. Eugene Williams of New
: York City is here on account of
his mother's illness. Mrs. GeneJ
~va Foster, his sister, is here aslo
, - Mr. and Mrs. BenjL Henaon
- have pui'chasedlTFord seran. . j
Mrs- Annie Boldin has re-l
turned from Camden where she
visited relatives and friends. '
t Mrs. Annie Blanding was cah
i led to Beaufort on account of
__death,in the family. i
=-?Mrs. Maggie Mattison was in
r the cityna tew days attending
the closing exercises,
t Mrs. Jennie V. Cowan of Au
gusta. attended the closing ex:
ercises of the Reed St. -High
J School last week.
^?Mesdames Leah Thompson, 0?
la Adger; Grace Thompson and
- Tecora Coleman moteored to
- Greenville last Sunday afternoon
: where they spent a pleasant afr
ternoon, having tea with Mrs.
5 Lizzie McGhee."
Mr- and Mrs. John R. White
5 were called Greenville, Sun.
day on account of the illness of
Mi- WViiJ-o'o rnnfVioi
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The Parent-Teacher Association
held their last meeting
r~ Thursday afternoon at South
- Fant Street School. The presii
dent, Mrs. O. E. Johnson, de
serves much credit for the able
way she has conducted the meeti
ing this term. A very enjoyable
. program was rendered and Mrs.
| Sullivan and Rev. W. C. Craw?;
ford made interesting speeches.
-1 A delicious sweet course was
served. ??
5 The Faculty of the Reed St.
High School entertained the Senr
for Class and a few- friends
1 'Wednesday night at the High
8c>iuol Auditorium.?ThefeggTP
. gram and after playing"a few
- games we were served fried
chicken, tomatoes on lettuce
- leaves with mayonnaise, potato
chips, picklc3, rolls, ice cream
flnrl ra Ivp -^nllnwinor cro\iu
. short talk^. Dr. Edmund John.
son, Mr, T. B- Williams,. Dr. C.:
W. Montgomery, Dr. J. C. Ander!
son, Rev. W. C. Crawford, Mr.
C. Lee Davis and" Miss A. E. {
r Webb- Thursday ended a perfect
day.
Mrs. M- J. Earle entertained
" Thursdaw night at h^r home in
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, Miss Pauline Hamlin "fon thfbooby
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visitor. The guests then en-1
joyfcd dancing- Those present
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