The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 24, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 7
F Saturday, Hily- 24, 1926.
r Locals An
Mrs. Adele Brahch of Charleston
was in the city last week. - . r"
Misses Thomasina Howell and Eloise
Boozer left last week for Philadelphia
to spend the summer.
Prof. 0. Y, Valentine has returned
from New York City where he spent
an enjoyable-V&cfftion. ~
-We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Minnie Williams is quite sick at her
home on Gervais Street.
Mrs. Mary Russell, Second Calvary
' . Baptist Church, was a B. -Y, P. U.
delegate to the Convention held in
Anderson last week.
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Mrs. Mary Hampton of Ea^t Pendleion
Stroorr left last Tuesday for
. Princeton, N. J., to visit her daughter
for the summer.
Attorney N. J. Frederick- and his
two daughters, Misses Catherine and
Natalie, spnt Wednesday in Orangeburg.
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> ' Mrs,
Carrie Harris and .little son,Alex,
Jr., formerly of Columbia, but
, now of New Rochelle, N. Y., is in_?h.e.
city visiting relatives nad friends.
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Mr. Albert Lee who has been con
fined to his bed is much improved "hnd
will soon ' tyc able to be. outramong
his friends.
Mrs. C. D. Williams, President of'
- the Tanrpa Chapter of the Federation i
of Womens' Club will attend the National
meeting which holds its session
in Los Angeles, California.
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Mis^. P. Cornelius-Sanders of Bennettsville
is the house guest of Miss
Eliza G. Lomax, 1300 Blossom Street. |
/n pieusant stay in tne -uapitai Uity
?. - is hoped-fpr Miss^ Sanders;- .
IIZTTL Mrs. ~ _Derrielia~ Glenn * BTiiford andl
sgn, Sam, Jr., left, last Saturday to
join her husband in Washington, D.
C.' and from there they went to Jersey
City to-spend their vacation.
l' Mr. James Ruff left Saturday mornTTing
for New York City where he will
spend a week. He was accompanied
7 . as far as Philadelphia by his niece,
who will spend the summer
Mrs. Currie Lee Butler of Chicago
is,, visiting her sister and brother-inlaw,
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Lewis, of
Salters, S. C. Mrs. Butler will be in
the state lor a month visiting her
? parents and friends.
President and Mrs. C. B. Aritisdel
are away for their summer vacation,
getting a good rest .for next year's
work and also making plans for an
even better Benedict on their return
in September.
i /*') Master Arthur Nathaniel Glenn, Jr.
little son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N.
Glenn of 911 Pine Street, left Monday
to spend his vacation with grandmother,
Mrs. N. T. Turesdale and
aunts at Batesburg and he will also
visit his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Jennings at Leesville.
The annual picnic of First Calvary
"Baptist Ohm'ch'was held Wetfoegday.
The day was an enjoyable one. Games,
and sports were indulged inJby .jdl,
From information gathered from a
few who had been unfortunate"enough
to become infested with red bugs,
the picnic was a scratching success.
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MrTE. S. Brice of Orlando, Fla. arrived
in the City Sunday mbrning to
visit his wife who has been the house
truest of Rev- and Mrs. D. tf Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Brice also accompanied
Rev. Harris on a motor trip to Atlanta,
Ga. iyhere they will attend the
Women Rescue meeting of Triumph
the Church and Kingdom of God in
Christ.
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. Ella Fitzsimmons wishes to
\ announce the marriage of h^r daughter,
Ulysses S., to Mr. * James N.
Webster, Monday July 19th,..1926.
j " At hohie "2rtF Washington Street,
City.
.s-'-Jk' tRID TO WASHINGTON, D. C.
; BY AUTO
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Anyone ^wishing a trip to Washing"
tor\, D. C., by August lf by auto for
$8.5d ne way, appl^to J. E. Dickson,!
. i 1616 McDuffie Avenue, Columbia, S.
S - jCLiJUld securfi.a_8^ftt,. JRhme 4979 and
3686. Two seats vacant.
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THE SECOND DANCE OF THE
! - MERRY MAKERS'^ CLUB
The young men?of the M?rry Makers'
Club will present to society their
second country club dance, Tuesday
evening, luly 27 at Evan's Pond, from
LU-p^m, until-1-a. m. '
Invitations have been issued to a
large number of the younger set and
society matrons and a host of guests
are expected to come but and spend
a cool and comfortable evening. * i
Several of the older matroijs of the
city and tbeir husbands have been
asked to chaperone the affair.
For the. convenience of thosjp who
haven't cars, special busses have been
provided. Carder guests who expect
to use this transportation are asked
to purchase their, tickets fron^ Regal,
or Imperial Drug Stores before 7 p.
tit?Tuesday; Btrs?will leave?city
market at 8:3"5 p. m. sharp, tickets
c round trip. 4
For information Call 7421 f Ross or
3702, Evans.
notes from the pals,
NEW YORK CITY
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The Pals wertr-entertained last
Monday, night at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White corner" 12&1
St. and 5th Avenue, where they enjoyed
themselves and met many Columbians.
Some of them are: Messrs.
John Cherry, S. C. Johnson, Hevward
Chepelle, H. N. Vincent, Henry Williams,
Richard "Bus" Williams, Geo.
' Clark, Teddy Johnson, Prof. Perrin
land Prof. O. Y. Valentine,.who came
around one evening and carried the
Dnl? A ~ n. J;H ? - tt ? %
X Clio 1UI a nuc III U Victuuiac. lie LOOK
us through Central Park, the Bronx
and to down town N. Y. to see his
sister, Miss Annie Belle, who, was ill
at the time; also Messrs. Roosevelt
McKissick, Wilson Miles, Herbert Anderson,
I. E. Moore, Eddie Simmons,
"Dick" Johnson, Wade Denly, James7
Mitchell who just got in town; Robt.
^Webster, James Jackson, B. Williams,
iSdwartLJohnson,. Johnnie Lewis, Theodore
Perrin, Dr. Perrin, Walter Dawkins,
Theodore Franklin, Henry Frank
lin, J. Sims. Misses Rosalie Smalls,
Rubye Mae Jones, Evelyn and Charity
Mance who are graduates of Howard
University; Grace Seabrook,?Mae
' and Augustus White, Grace Petersf
Christine Coleman, Fannie Jackson,
i Hattie Belle Watson, Annie Boyd, Dorothy^-Green^and-others.
, The Pals are at 238 W. 121 Street
instead of 242, because, they desired
a mote spacious place for entertaining
I the members of the ?. -f. Exclusive
Club and other visiting friends. Now
I they have an apartment at 238 W. 121
Street. We welcome you. Come a[round
and enjoy yourself. We want
to have something on when you make
your arrival here. Kindly drop us a
card, telling us the date of your arrival.
The Pals mean to see that
you enjoy your visit to the garden
spot of the Northern world.
The Pals' Tenuis Social Club.^
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Ridgeway Locals
L-? ' ?. Sunday
was one of Mt. Pisgah's
"Red Letter" days. Services opened
promptly at 11:30. This spacious
church was crowded to its capacity
with its members and friends.
1 Visitors from Columbia were: Mr.
Jacob of 1st Calvary, Miss Preston^ofj
2nd Calvary and the pastor's wife,]
Mrs. W. L. Baxter and the two babies
Florence U. and William L., Jr.
1?The pastor used this: for thej
morning sermon: ?lThus saith the
f.ord, 'set thine house in order: for
thuo shalt die and not live.' " Isa. 38:1.
This was one of Rev. Baxter's]
most thrilling and souf-stirring ser-'
mons. lie allowed the Holy Spirit J
just to use him to the glorification ofGod's
people. The sermon was two- j
fold: respecting temporal and spiri-J
tual. The church was carried away,
with this sermon.
Sunday night was none the less; he'
used as a text I Peter 1:8: "The Chris- j
tian's Joy." He spoke of six Bibli-,
cal exegeticat decalogues of "Joy," ^
which moved the Christian Church to
a truer realization of God's glory.
We are glad to welcome our new
undertakers in our town and community.
We know that they are j
going to serve us Immensely and adadvantageously.
They are in the per-,
sons _q? Messrs. T. Pinckney and T.
Oaterr.-^
Miss Daisy Mae Prioleau, left last
week for an indefinite stay in Philadelphia
with relatives.
Our crops are looking nicely now,'
and the outlook is bright for good
crops through this section.
Don't forget the big revival at Mt.
Pisgah beginning August 12th and.
continuing through the 20th. Services
will be held day and night. The,
great revivalist, Dr. J. C. White of
Columbia will preside.
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MONDAY, AUGUST 2, VI
Run By Jones'Chapel and Chapi
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Leaving the Union Station in Colum
will stop at the following places to pick
j-ound trip $2.75; Ridge way 8:20 a. nv.
White Oak 8:6b a. m., $2.35; Blacks^ock
$2 :25 Children under Twelve-years wi
CharloUte 10 p. m. S|ime Day.
The Dllhlic in rnrrli?llv t<> "" "
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The Columbia A. B. G'-s. will play ar
Black Sox at Biddle's Park. Game wil!
?Places of Interest?See the Great P?
Church; the Negro Public Library; tht
and Bishop Clinton and many other thi
ROUND TRIP __i
Ticket Committee?JT I. Stewart,
Thurmond, Jake Means, J F Bowman
Refreshment Committee?GarfieldrM
REV. A. E. LOMAX and RE
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Led by the Supt, Mr. J. A. Johnson
and a goodly number of teachers, the
Allen Temple A. M. E. Sunday School
held its annul picnic at St. Mark
M, E. Church, about 15 miles above "
unusually large crowd enjoyed this
glorious outing high ~up~ above sea
level, whehe the purity of the air sugryoef
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t,vovo uvavcii anu niu sun mumiGSts n
brilliance that seems to draw it nearer.
The weather' was almost Ideal
and the picnic, proved one of the best
held in year^- not the slightest incident
occuring. to mar the pleasure of
anyone. There were'a large rlumbqr
of visitors in atttendance as uauak
.. The Vocational Bible School which
is being conducted at the Phyllis
Wheatley Center, is enjoying unprecedented
success^ there being over
250 pupils "IrT attndance arid anTablC
stafF of instructors.
Rev. J. W. Douglass. D. P.. presiding
elder of the Green ville district delivered
two very able and splendid
sermons at Allen Temple A. M. E.
Church last Sunday morning and evening,
respectively. Dr. Douglass always
interesting, was at his best and
diences throughout. Charming music5
was furnished bjs Allen Temple's
able choir. The Sunday School les
Soar impressive as always, wasT'reviewed
by the presiding elder.
Mr. Walter F. Fisher arrived in the
city Monday after having spent the
nast wintpr in VVnef Palm RaoaV. !?* ?
, 3?he third quarterly conference, Rev,
J. W. Douglass presiding, was held
here Monday night. The various re'ports
showed that Rtee tias 5
the situation well in hand and tfie
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outlook for amost-^ueeessful year's
work is self-evident. The Elder'a assessment
of $45.00 was paid and over
$40(b00 raised for the Stewards. The
Trustees, with nearly $4,000.00 to their
credit, made their best quarterly report
in the history of the Church. Allen
Temple is spiritually alive and its
officers are wide awake. ' And that is
as it should be!
The Ladies' Aid Club met at. the
home of Mrs. Susie Jenkins, Logan
Street, Monday afternoon, where a
very interesting session was enjoyed,
after which tfie hostess entertained "
with delicious refreshments.
?Misses M. S. White ajid Eunice AdamS,
popular damsels of Allen TerrtplO
are back from the Conference League..
Conventibn which was held at Clinton
last week. They report a very interesting
meeting.
The Junior Choir of Allen Temple
under the tutelage of Miss M. Sr
wniie(~rs about ready to make its official
debut. The girls, all in their
teens, are fortunate to have' in their
number some, of the best juvenile
voices in the city and bid fair to
attain the heights already claimed by
their pefeHess Seniors.' ?
The Will Do Club met at, the home
nf Miss Ruby Crook, Wara_f3tr?et, Mon
day, where the usual snaj^ty and interesting
and helpful meeting was
thoroughly enjoyed.
The Willing Workers' Club of Tabernacle
Baptist Church met at the
home of Mrs.. Henry Parker, Pine St.,
Tuesday night. A. large number were
present ana a very important session f
was had, after which dainty refresh- I
ments were served. ~ ~
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A SOUTHERN RAILWAY
>elle Station Methodist Churches
bia at 7:30 a. m.,*thc Excursion train ,
up passengers:- Blythewood, 8:05 u. m.
$2.75; Winnsboro 8:35 a. m., $2.50;,
9:05 a. m., $2.35; Chester, 9:25 a. m., i
11 pay half price. Returipg will leave
nth ift? and enjoy themselves.
i interesting gam?f"with the Charlotte
1 be called at 3:30 p . m. sharp. \
iblication House of the Aj,M. E. Zion 1
e residences of the late-Bishop Bruce
ngs of interest among Colored People.
O. I,- $2.75
Chairman; G. D. Foggy, G. D. W.
iles, Mrs L. K. Nelson.
V. L G. BOWMAN^ Pastors.
Rev. W. F. Rice,-pastor Allen Temple
A. M, -E. Church, preached a spe- j
cial sermon^at Matton Presbyterian'
Church of which Rev. O. M. McAdams
is the pastor, on last Sunday after-J
noon. The services wore featured with
excellent music by Allen Temple's j
choir. ?1? --* . ' ,t
?Rqv. William Watson, pastor Taber.
nacle Baptist Church, tilled his pubT
piT both morning and evening last!
Sunday when he- delightfully thrilled i
twtr *packed audiencest with powerful
seTniQjrs.. The Sunday School, under !
the leadership of Mrs. L. L. TurneV,?
and the B. Y. P.. H. led by Mr. Pault
Seaborn, also reported fine services.],
The people of Tabernacle are planning
to build a splendid new church
edifice and in Rev. Watson, they seem
to have a man who can jut the program
over.
? The Willing Workers'-Cdub-is slated^
to r meet this week- at the home of j
Mrsi-rfcmma Warer- Ward Ja w -Street, L
A?number-o??visitors have heerr in-..
\^ited and a great time has been ,
promised. ^ ?W. A'. Fisher.'
JOTTINGS FROM THE JOURNALISTIC
SOCIAL CLUB, N. C.'
Henderspnville, JN. C., July 20.?The
Journalistic - Social Club was organized
for the purpose of bringing together
the students of the various ,
colleges arid universiites in order thatf
they will know each other better, so-;
cially, intellectually and'tnorally.
-"This Club is composed of the stu-j
dents of several; colleges and universities
of the Southland.
The officers and members are as
follows:- O. E. Hollad, Pres., A. B.J
Morehous&l~Ri L. Wakefield, Vice-:
Pres., Meharry (Jr. Dental); C.-JJ,
Woodson, Sec., Benedict; P. R. Cun
ningham, Cor Sect., Benedict; Critic,
E. Smiley, A. B., Clafiin; Treas./ Wm.
tjyrtr, -Johnson C. Smith.
Members?Miss Emma 'tJill, Knox-!:
ville College; Miss Ruth Holmes, Allen ^
Univ.; Misses Addie M. Robinson, An-|
geline Davis, Ethel Winningham, Le- :
ola Deveese Anha Sizmore, Messrs. :
Odell Mitchurp, Willie Moragne, Law-1
rence McFarlin, Benedict; Miss Viola I
Smith, State College; "Bubber71'Sumter,
State College; Mr. Steele,-John-l
son C. Smith; Mr. Toussant-Pope,
Morehouse.
^hpyiyalios for memhershin will he,
given prompt - atitention, AH mail -h
for . the -elub " will reach it through
P. O. Box 346, Henersonville, N. C.
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FAIRWOLD NOTES"
Among our visitors this week was!
Mrs. Frances Thomas, county demon
stration agent.; Miss Helen Riddick.
associated charity worker; Miss Lou I
Willa Honaker, R. N., Richland coun-^
ty, public health nurse. Miss Honaker1 ,
will begin a class in caring., fu.- the)
sick in September; <ftie seems to be a ;
fine young woman and we feel that!'
the girls and workers at Fairwold
will enjoy being associated with her. [
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Rev. Thomas D. Brown, Rector j
Hampton Ave. Bet. Park t Lincoln
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Visitors ~
^ Cdffte and Worship with us.
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Sundays .
8:00 A. M. ?1 Early Communioi
11:15 A. M. Morning Service, Sermoi
(With Communion on 1st Sundays)
4:00 P. M Church Schoo
8:00 P. M, ? .. Even Song, Adtlres
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7:00 P. M.?Church School Facultj
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12:00 Midday?Prayers and Specia
.v. . intercessions
6:30 P M?Vming Ponpln
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