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Saturday, June 26, 1926. I Locals Anc 1 % ...' ? * ^ 7 Miss Blossom Dannejly is attending summer school at State College. Dr. Jn<v-?rooot^jLjyaahingt.nn. ?C., was a visitor in the City last week. , Mr. Joe Jackson left a fjew days * ago for New York to spend the sum- ( mer. ^ Mrs. A. C. Marshall of . 911 Hamp ton Avenue, is somewhat indisposed ^ this week.? ' j Misses Erline Gaff and Beatrice Col- ( lins are spending the summer in Ashe-._ ville, N. C. , Miss Lillian Burnes left last Thurs- , day for "The Land of the Sky" to | spend the summer. * , . ( Mrs. C. B. Lakin came over from Spartanburg last Tuesday and spent the day with fri6nds. " J . < Prof. Chas. Daniels of State College^ visited Mr. and Mrs. Jos; Dickerson ' 1 '' ' i Mrs. Wm. Lyles left Thursday for Union where she will attend the Women's Missionary State Convention. ' ^ 1 r Miss Grade Peters left Saturday, ^ 19th for*New York City to spend the ' Qiimmov tin 4 Vf Vtor aictor nnrl KrnfVtnv ( k/UilllllVA- ??V?? IIVA W?MVVA UIIU Uft V VilVi | ' Dr. J. E. Watts of this City left < Tuesday for Washington, New York, j New Jersey and other points North, [' _ * Dr. W.. S. Rhodes entertained with 1 ? a stag f>aty last Frfday night in hon- I or of Dr. John Smoot of Washington. Mrs. Charlotte-Price^-2ll2- Wash- J - ington Street left last Wednesday for I Paterson, N. J., to visit relatives and friends. - t Mrs. Jno. Daniels who has been & patient in the Benedict Hospital for 1 the past three weeks, returned home Thursday. . . J1 _______ < Barbecue!! Booker Washington Hts. 1 School, July 5th. Come early and ( ? bring your friends. A treat in store ^ for everybody. Miss Hattie Mae Cornwall returned to State College last week j to be one of the instructors during . the summer session. Mrs. Grace E. Robinson and daughters, Misses Thomasena and Juanita, | le'ft-~ Wednesday-for Detroit; Mich, to spend the summer. Mr. Arthur Glenn, plasterer, who is working at his trade in Asheville is spending a few days with his family, 911 Pine Street.Mr. E. W. McMillan of Wa'tterburg spent two-days in the city last, week, enroute to Atlantic City where he ? will spend the summer. B Mr. W: H. Riddick, merchant tailor W of Laurens, was in the city this week ^ visiting "hts sister, Miss Helen Reddick of E. Gervais St. T ~ 1 T/" A1 rr 1 nt A ? iiuiin ivciiiiciiy, !7i i i uyior oireet leil j Sunday for Hendersonville.N. C. for 2 weeks, from there she will go toAsheville for 4 weeks on her .vacation. Master Ulysees Toatley left last Saturday for Washington, D. C. to spend the summer with his aunt, Miss Eliza Toatley and cousin, Miss Alice ??(tain? ? j ? Mrs. Beatrice W. Bynum, a sister of Miss Geraldine Price Williams, left last week for Philadelphia, Pa., for an indefinite stay with relatives and ?friends.Miss Matilda Goodwin is spending the summer in AJheville, N. C/, having gone there to take charge of one of the booths in the Dreamland Beauty parlor. ? * ' / - ???? c ... Mr. I. G.-McKissick who has been with Benedict College for some years is in the field representing Benedict c liii? summer, we nope ior mm much 1 success. Miss Claretta B. Watts t left the city last Thursday for Newark, N. J. whp?? she will take a six-weeks music : -sflurse. We wish for her a pleasant 0 and prosperous term. . Mr. D. R. Starks, the business agent -. of-the Brickylayers and Plasterers Union of thsi City is atending the general board meeting of. his Church which is in sesion this week at Atlanta, Ga. " ... - I Personals ! PROFESSIONAL NOTICE i Dr. John E. Watts will be out ol the city until the later part nf Jwly . Mrs. Carrye B. Lfikin, representative of the Dreamland Mfg. Co., )f Asheville, N. C., passed through '.he city this week en route to the lome office. Miss Myrtle, daughter of Mr. anci Mrs. N. Stevenson, 2008 Gervais St, las returned home, after a success-: Fill nnprnt.inli f rir tnnoilifio of fU? 3ood Samaritan Hospital. Misses Catherine Mack, Wilhelmena rhompson, Lorraine Sumter, and Jenlie Mae Champion left for Orangelurg, Sunday afternooni_where they will attend Summer School at State College. 4 . ????? Mrs. Meater Jenkins left for Washington, n. C. .to-.attend the fun;ral Monday, June 21j of Mr. Mack L. Dorrah and. the lather of Mrs. Asjuty Hill, formerly of Columbia, iow of VVashington7-D. C: Miss Stella Reese, a student of St. Augustine. College, 'Raleigh, N. C., with 60" girls and hoys, gave" a dei^htful surprise party at Jier home, Monday evening, June 21st in honor if her sister, Miss Thelma E. Reese, 1 graduate of Wilberforce University, Wilberforco,.Qhio. . - _ . The friends of Miss Nina King ol Atlanta, Ga., who visited Mrs^ Fannie Gaines last September, will -die pleased to learn of her marriage to Mr. John H. > Calhoun of Tuskegee, Ala., uii the 19th lnst. Mr' Calhoun will make their home at Tuskcgee Instilute," Ala. r " Miss Melissa Metz, the charming young daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W, U. Metz, of Edisto Island, accompanied by Miss Jariie S. Trezevanti Public Health Nurse of Charleston County, were pleasant visitors to the :ity this" week. While here they were the guests of Mrs. Louise Gary Harden street. COLUMBIANS ATTEND FISH FRY AT-HOPKINS Many Columbians joined their friends of lower Richland at the beautiful country home of the Floyd's in the settlement known,as the O'Hanley Place ahont five milei trvltha Jaft of ETopkins last Friday afternoon. The rarty went tipon invitation._of_ Mr. ieorge L. Floyd, cashier of the Vic,ory Savings Bank, to enjoy a fish linner prepared by Mr. Floyd and lis friends who live in the Hopkins ommunit.v. The napfv wan rno^Q nr. ? . UF )f many of the leading people of Coumbia^and thought- they have access Q the best that can he had in^ha iity Market, they have never had the pleasure?many of them?of enjoying iuch a supply of fresh water fish cook;d in~so many different styles: fish stew, fish i*oast, baked fih and fried ish to a crisp in the Charleston fashon were served in sanitary'plates with ;orn bread for those who know how :orn bread puts the finishing touch tp i plate of stew at three o'clock in the lay. HfL^jjrse they served baker's iread and_many other courses that idded much to the pleasure of the larty and suited the appetite of the nost delicate eater. In the party were 65 men and wonen," and, when every one had eaten lis load, there were more than 12 >askets of fragments left?enough to 'eed another group of thirsty urban >eople out on"a hot day in June for relation. Mr- Lee Anna Clarkson was hostess 'or the party. She lives in the old Floyd homestead whei-e Mr. Henry Floyd, father of the- cashier of our; lank lived for a generation.and where vir. Geo. Floyd lived since throe years >ld until he moved to Columbia. The place is under splendid cultivation. The crops are fine and from ill appearances they use modern mehods of cultivation. The-home is vhite planters lived there until 'he rot. near pnnnKK tn ooo o ??? - ? vw uw ? 5 4 \J\Ay ui 11UC ooktng, well-fed and intelligent chilIren with features of colored people daying aroung the front of the place. It was a traet to all who accepted .he invitation to the dinner prepared >y Mr. Floyd and his friends .and so veil pleased were they with the real lospitality that rural people seem to 'obsess above all others, and the recreition that the trip afforded that many n the party expressed the hope that t could be an annual affair. Mrs. Mamie Fisher, principal of one >f the schools in Greenville and Dr. fohn Smoot of Washington, D. C. vere the visitors in the party. Dr. >moot is originally of Columbia. He ittended Hov^rd School aom^"16 or ; THE PALMET 3 20 years ago and was delighted to i he I ' be among his former friends and ac- Ri I quaintances on such a pleasure trip. da p?zAmongJtirasE wtra madd up the par- ? j ty were: President and Mrs. D. H. PI * Sims, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Adams, Dr. C | and Mrs. B. A. Everette, Dr. and Mrs. | Di JC. Jenkins, Dr. and" Mrs. N. A. -.Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cooper, MrB.-A^- ff ' Pi-Duubar, Mr? W. H. Harvey, presi. dent of the Victory Savings Bank; Mr. , Hopton Paul, Mr. W. E. Johnson, Mr. L-t( and Mrs. I. M. A.- Myers, Mr. and i i Mrs. J.. E. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. T. c.u J. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrp. Henry Tay- sc I lor, Dr. L. M. Daniels, Dr. J. H. r? I Goodwin, Lawyer Nathaniej X Fre- i , derick, Elder L. F. Vanve, Dr. and fG Mrs. T. J. Miles, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. en D. Chappelle, Mr. and Mrs< J. W. Brun son, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Collinsf Mrs. 0f - C. E. Neal, Mrs. Henry Champion, 0f Miss Ida M. Davis, rMrs. A. Pf.DunBar, Mrs. W. S. Holley and daughter, na Miss Minnie Walker, Mrs. Eugenia V. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs.. G. Lee Rat, liff, Rev. J. W. Neal, Rev. Green B. a.1 Neal, Rev. J. H. Johnson, assistant cashier of the Victory Savings Bank , and Mr. Vance, teller of the same g bank; Mrs. Wilhelmenadarkson, ? | Miss Sarah Henderson, Dr. W. H. ^Thompson and Mrs. Eaves of Union. ^ Every profession was- represented ers, ministers, farmers,- the farm den)*. onsfration agent, tailors, undertakers, bankers, insurance writers, hewspa- pr per reporters, editors, and contrac- gQ tor were there and-they had a "great rj trmei" - Instead of after dinner speech; es, the men and women of all sizes' ^ jumped rope, played the horseshoe SQ] game, and had as mutfTTTun-as a group -,y of grammar school pupils could have g0 - during the recess periud of a school , day. ... : H( J Many were the .praises for the dip| ner given by Mr. Floyd. It ermitted Qt j the people of the city to get a glimpse rtf ^ ? ? - - ? 1 ?' - ' 1 * ui ov/mc ui kuc uuuiuy s Desi iarmers pr ' and farms, and to got a toueh of rural life that one could not imaging was ^ to be found right here in our county. . THIRD QUARTERLY CONFER' . * ENCE CONVENES The 3rd Quarterly Conference con'jvened at Harleyville, S. C., Mt. Zion Ch ' I A. M. E. Church, on the 12th, with * ^jDr. R. W. Mance, Presiding Elder. -iThe 12th chapter of Romans was r$ad ^?for our. morning lesson. Hymn c. m. J0' "Hark how the watchman cry". Prayer was offered by Geo. W. Winning- m< ham, after which the reports were m( rendered. We raise<L$55.00 for Elder : $23.25" Dollar Money, $9.86 Education^ ^ , I $14.36 Mission, making a total of W 1 $102.41. M) We were highly favored .with the Mi i Rev.._ A. R. Howard, P. E. of the Charleston District, M. E. Church. ,c'1 1 He gave an excellent talk on the wotI* ' of the Church. ; We solicit the prayer* of all that *as us we grow in age, we^may grow in grace. ty. Respectfully, R. W. Mance, P. E.; E. W. Graham, P. C.; Jas. Brooks, Sec.; Geo. Winning ham, Rep, ? Mi BIRTH ANNIINPRMFNT ZZ Mr., and Mrs. H. W. Harrison of j j Booker Washington Heights announce . the birth of a son, Nathaniel Romeo, .Tuesday, June 15. Weight 12 1-2 lbs. W< A very charming affair w^s the af: ! ternoon tea given Friday-from six ' i until eight o'clock by Mrs. E. F. Cal- J j" houn at~her bungalow, the Calcedonia CO1 in Ridgewood; in honor of Miss I. Porter and Miss Lucile Brumfield, the ?= | house guests of Mrs. Ed. Bookman and | Mrs. Jas. Hopkins; The house* was. beauitfully decorated with sumnler | flowers., .Assisting the hostess in en) tertaining the guests were": Mrs. Alice Woodard and Mrs. Bessie Moorman. The guests present were Mrr antTMrs. s,> J. C. White, Mrs. Elese Goodwin, Mrs. Lila Perrin, Mrs. Hopkins ?T)d their 0fl isS? ' : -: : I Charleston At Central Amuse > Corner Pine and G MONDAY NIGMT V Pri7^? Awafrl Ar) tn fK \I/mr?Ar ! Contest begins at 10:30. Full C ^ - ADIS1ISS | Ladies 25c ! casoxaosoxhososa^^ I\- HEAR YE Professor William Sykes Director and his Artistic Trio, Wesle Corner Gervais and E WEDNESDAY EVEN ADMISSION To miss hearing them means "A Guaranteed to Please Program | C8O0C0C8O0O0O0O0O0O0O0O0O0O0O8C0O0O0O0O0C8O6C0O6O0O0O0O0C> , ^^ ^ >- . . . ' ro LEADER >use guests. A salad. course and (J assian tea was served during the J iy. '-y , ', ROF. BOW M AN" "LE A VING FOR i 5IIICAGO TO ATTEND SUMMER sut SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR IMPE- tar DIMENT OF SPEECH the i tra Cured Will Run tor Secretary of ca? His Conference j"son j fi it > my friends Everywhere:- ~ feu I am leaving for Chicago to matri-f*-4 lale ..in one of the best summer *he hools for teachers in our Country day r my impediment of speech. In case "To am cured, I shall be in the race , I r the Chief Secretray of my Confer- Vei ce. ??_. ' . mei ft fa noofllni'd * ~ * ? * * * ?v ??? uvwuivoo iui nit;,, v-u .(?11 you | L my prepardness, my fourteen years mu workin gwith you and by you tells The e story. I feel I shall be almost u- lift-' nimously elected. ? * me W. R. Bowman. i mei -?? - - i T M EVENING WITH THET CITIZENS OF COLUMBIA. COI " 1 f undav night. June ?ft o'clock. Everybody invited to come out and J " tness this entertaining program of * e City that promotes the progress u miss this you will miss a real I * sat. The program as follows: | s^eI Opening Sidney. Park Choral Club, ,his ayer. Music. Scripture reading. ')eo lo Mr. Henry Allen. Our Business Colombia Mr. I. S. Leevy Poems l^_a iginaloMr. -Wm. D. Robinson. Solo 1 -s. Marguerite Smith. Saxophone !,.h lo Mr. A. P. Hardy/- Our Skilled mai orkmen of Columbia Mr. Jas. James *orr lo Mr. Jalte Eubanks. Our Insnr-1 ^hi? ce Companies Mr. A. E. Brown.: ^ ;alth among our People Dr. O. J.! ^or lampion. Music Wiseman Quartet '"n,> ir Bank Mr. W. H. Harvey. Music son loral Club. Address Atty. N. J.',twe ederick. Music Wiseman Quartet. Committee: Isaac Friday, Chr. ^ ;s. Benj. Boozer. * ' _ n?t ? , m is 1 the Laurens News i - J .and Sunday was a quiet day at the Spjt urches in our city. The long grayed u or shower?erf?blessing?has been teri;i owered all around. us. The City jng Iks as well as the farmers are re- jng icin&-- ' ' - - . -moi On Wednesday night, June lGth. the f imbers of Bethel A. M. E. Church ^.or it to organize a new trustee boar^ (>ut lose selected-were: C. H." DuCkett,' tjon M'; Moure, W. L. McMurris, J. L. ^ta, illiams, L. W. Garlington, B. J. :n , idden, J. S. Fowler, W. A. White,' ,vjtj ithew Sullivan. ^ rl?he Mrs. Curtis Crisp WilliajVps is in the y visiting home folks from Detroit, y^ Rev. J. B. Smith preached at Spring p Id Baptit Church on Monday night ^ it in the interest of Mrs. Irene Mar- 0 JfrtiMubr They are planning" a rat-"7g the first Sunday in July. Mrs. Addie Griflin has returned to 0 j city alter spneding a few days in g artanburg as the gest of hef aunt' g. i ~ : - ti - a. uciiiue 1 uuiiipsoii. O : : : ~W Best by Test * "W A V E - O" A.n Ideal Hair Trainer for Men and ? jmun.?Keop? tho Hair in its placd A? d trains Hair to lie-straight. For o u at - | Nelson's Barber Shop ; ? - . I l MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S.-C. | ~~"7:?~t + " " ? . X' DR. H. H. COOPER i > - ? Dentist ,( Gold Crown and Bridge Work J A Specialty v ocial Attention Given to Diseases j. Of the Gyms | 3! ice Phone 6429 1125 Washington St. *j' ? ,r ^ r Contest lit;: unerit Garden ervais Streets ~ '^3! , JUNE 28TH. ;|j j: Dancing from'8 to 12 "jX ^ DrcKestra in Attendance '< > ! 1' ION: ?? m Gents 35c I'coa im THF.M! .' . | of Music, Clark University 8 >5 jy M. E. Church o : Jarnwell Streets ING JUNE 30TH. - 35 Cents S ? i you have missed a treat, o * i" promised. XOfi OVERNOR McLEOI) RKCOM- !< >1 ENDS YOr.NG'S VERSATILE ORCHESTRA i " ' r >ast Monday evening, Young's Verile Orchestra gave a complimen- J y serenade to -Governor McLeod at | Executive Mansion. Tha f>r,.hoc. was served with icecream and" e during the serenade. Mji_J.ohn*-L , the trombone player, is and old snd of Mr. Arthur Pompey, chauf- * r for the Governor, lis Excellency gave this Orchestra following endorsement the next . * |S whoqi it may concerm---:????-P t gives me pleasure that Young's 1 'satile Orchestra gave a comnli- e itary per for mane eat the Execu-. ^ ive Mansion last evening'. - The ' sic was excellent and..-pleasing. ryoung men are outstanding, po;jV and genteel fellows0, and it gives K pleasure to give them my endorse-!" it. HOMAS G. McLEOD, Governor.t* n UPLIMENTS'DEACONS' UNION " ; OF GEORGIA j i. * C. /hile thinking of the ..improvements I thought of 'the African Baptist ! irch in Georgia that has organized s teacons' Christian Union-. " think this is one of the wisest is that they could have taken at ( present age?., for we as church ' pie must have more National and te wide organizations. It seems t this Union" is trnino- tn hnrnr. l> te-wide. I remember once that d eld meeting, for a pastor and f. ly deacons were called to settle e ic trouble that had arisen in the I rch and to my. surprise, some of F Deacons didn't konw their rela- C iship to the pastor! Some didn't d w how to make a motion and v le didn't know the dilTerqnee be- v en a public offense arid a private, b nse! ' - I r-?. . ^ nat is wny we fail to agree when t mi gets up il is because we are " orgnaized, Qfcourse?the-city f nostly organized3 but what about, ji rurdl districts? ^ : " jr often think of our city Columbia the Ministerial Union and the ii rndid reports that come from it. o i remarkable to think of the mipis- 1< ! of the various denominations T>e- IN united. It must be for the bring- i about a better""understanding a-< ^ rig them. ? T * r7\ hougb I don't know whether this t k is becoming State-wide or nat "be'gTadlf Tins organiza- s i. wag in every iCommunitv in the p Le and let the rural districts get :ouch with the city and the city l the rural disricts for that- is . C only- way that we will ever a<> h ):ooo:o.ooooC'0.oooooo.oo_o.oo:o:oj0.o M. H. HA CONTRACTOR Estimates Furnish* * ? - ? . ?r NO JOB TO NONE TO( -1112 Richland Avenue oooooooooooooooo^oooooooo IMPERIAL DF Prescription 1 1^1 Washington 1 Every thing'-carried in a I PRESCRIPTIONS O We call for arret delr ?? ?' ? * I ? 7 YOURS F<?Sr, IMPERIAL QF i ^ ^ ^ ^ 4* "THE SIMPKINS' E THE LEADING COLO / THE TWO C 7?PIEC 2 SaxophrvnesrViofm, Clarinet,-Bas Music furnished for Balls, Par where Good, Late, Lively, High-Cl Studio: 1323 Assembly I TELEPHONE PRICES-TREASON ABLE. S LeRoy Simpkins, Manager, Ben Garris Address all mail to LeRoy Simpkin - ? ? BKYWfi :omplish anything. So I say,- Minister^ and people, ortiUUZi'. yea T say nryonxw and oryunj?o? State-Wide!" ?UraH>' J^s7 " MADDEN ATTENDS SUMMER SCHOOL AT CORNELL UNIV. Prof. C. w! Gladden \vill leave for thaca, N. Y. Sunday, June 27 to atend Summer School at Cornell Uni-. ersity. ' . , ? frui. v,. w. Madden is a graduate of htr-Academic School at the S. C. 5tate College in l'J21 and completed ? iLs~i?cicmee course in 1U24. Since that ime he has been an instructor in scincC and director athletics at Booker Vashingtun High School in this City. " iiis many aided life at the Statu Col- ' /ge and, his interest in varied actiities since being in Columbia has ained for him many friends through \ , ut the State. : " . Prof. Madden is working for his tacholor of Chemistry Degree at Corel! University during the summer lionths/ He also plans to take course in football coaching ^nder oath llobey the great foul, biiTl mi'ho r_Lh ifij^ju m me r. , . We are really pnmd of this voung- ~ ter to set him advancing so rapidlly ;, L . ward -success." ~ ?' ' : Calhoun Falls Locals The people of this, vicinity were ^"1 if'i- tTVir ruin tfini Till Miilnr ay. It was much needed .as the armors have not a perfect stand-.of otton and a very little qprn planted. Sunday, the 20th, was a high day at 'airfield Baptirt Chureh.?Mr. J. I'. dinkscales, Supt. opened the Sunay School at 9:30,a. m. The weather . i. ;a.s altilte inclement but the S. S. "as largely attended. The lesson was eautifully taught by the teachers. At the ui uul hoQr, Ren. A. Watb ook his text from St John Ih-97 My sheep hear my voice, and they ollow--mei-atid I know them." SubSet: "Obedience." _The hearers were ichley led by the speaker. The B. V. P. U. Society organized , n the afternoon by the palstor. The * . fficQrs who were elected are as fol>ws: Mr. J. P. Clinkscales, president., Iiss Lenor'a Miller, Vice-president; liss ?Laura Clinkscales. Secretary: laster William Campbell, asst. secretary and Master Robert Strojther, reasurer. , . ^.Sister Sarah Clinkscales Lspoke?_ dine encouraging words to the young eople. ??r-r,? ? J?' Those on the sick list are: Mr. Mattison' Clinkscales, Mr. William ampbell and Mrs Amy JBowens.'. Wo ope for them a speedy recovery. ooc^o.o.o^b<^o;oc<>c<'C'v":'Cv":-v' RR1SON 'I'-L? E " U&-BU1LDER f td on Application f I " r OLARGE | ) SMALL 1 .... - g-< - >? AikenrSrG.? ' ? ,0> , ooooooooooooooooooooooooo IUG STORE I; Druggists J 5t. Phoi^e 7226- i; "irst-class Drug Store !! LR SPECIALTY.' .J I ver riesuipliuns.? ? SERVICE,: ' | ! lUC- STORE aor>?c^^xroiaaoooo:o:aox>xo?aiaoc> INTERTAINERS" RED" ORCHESTRA IN S AROEINAS. g :ES?7 . 1 ' | s Violin, Drums, Piano and Cornet. ? ties, Dances and for any Occasion J ass Music is dtsired.1 ' I St. Hours 3 to .r> P. M.- ... '. - r S 9173-^4756. g tATISFACTION GUARANTEED. J ?^ Eugene Simpkins, Asst. Manager, [ on, Leader. _ > . Z s, 1432 Lincoln St., Columbia, S. C. 8 ? _ - ? ir ii in ami?iimm -TwnitnitrarTgiinr