Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f' ' V - ** i. - : No Charges During Sale & I IVIicl-S ) ' Ladies' and Childrc I Ladies Dresses S I Boys' Suits -I -w?- Piece Ctodc I Voile, per yard ~ I Gingham, per yard I Tissue Gingham 1_ I Men's DresS Shirts l ^ 4 Ladies' Middy 1 v I Value.-; up to SI. 10. Side -1 i.s.T I 1 131 Washir SAFETL DIRECTOR ON G.\KVI> BOMBING __ . (Continued.'from Pajre'Dne) : 'ticc in protPtftinlirC V? l ui. 'i'" 1; 11,f member of a mob. The Association's letter states . -t'A-firm and unequivocal stand biiTlv part of the' authorities of Clevohm against, wanton attacks upon:colore ? citizens will result, we are - convince by considerable experience ire sue , " ' Ur % , cases, in the cessation of such lawtes ^ < actions.". > *" 4 N MB, t ~ . N_EW_YORK D:\IRY~R! I'l DIM"E A NT Fj NEGRO EDIT"OR I AI.S '' 1 ' (Continued From Page 1) chiscment of the Negro was a trrav mistake, praising Mr. Borah for hi . . stand. v .1 ?? Irr-his letter-tb (he N. A. A. C. 1 . . sending thcV editorial Mr. Russell said "The attack fs obviously, imiliciou ??1?spiteful, and without1 Mention.?Thr-,is no issue about* colored people i Europe,' outside of Great Britain. Wha _ ever may be tHyir attitude at bona /-v III1T1 11?1 n^? III l" rilg^'U lilt' L' III) J t'ii.M.) to indulge in atlack.s ypoti colored A Vs moricans. It is plainly the work o "XC2' some, man who is priiTlFyTltijr Tffs ' poi serial prejudices. I think such an ex L hibition of petty meanness should txi be allowed to go. unrcbukod." The Advancement Association i thanking Mr. Iioid has requested bin in view of his, statement thai the edi torial did not meet with his-approva to take such steps a> are necessar iu prevent, me rcpci moil oi siitji n;:i liciou's attacks. I WEEK'S EDITORIAL: < OI.OKED I'REss ^ The UaIlfoi,ni.T~YniH'> .T.11 , Io AI DTXe-JjEOKKG ATICJ\ . r *^7 The address to the ebturffy from th / N. ?,A. A. C. I'. takes into forem'o?: account the pressing problem of sc ?. gregatibn. Thin address says ther ~ is a widespread determination to.en force a ghetto in the United States i spite of the clear letTer of the law an the decisions of the courts. Yet ther are those amgng ijs who say, thi?t gregatiW crfrr fee ovoreoma-by mcekL submitting to the mandates of the ad * --LJIL f J'.: J ~ S.Leevy ,y ' j ". o summer I -?o 1 tilS Going O '' .r. -* ' . ?.?i?v > 7T ns SMiirdav. IV1 ^Day TiUS SaSe ! it's Dresses . V; MEN ~~" P.uv one suit at t 3.00 & $11.98 .--4?-7n no . >'t'C0ua one for ' 5jv i Three -Bped ioc ~ 10c & 13c U.l Xo:T! . 23c l^uUSo. ? 50c ' . "75c > . L:u!u . $1.1!) ;*>*" 1 >l:u::-:cs?= l jl' v" '* i.ot No. :? .. .* . ; *. tc v y s L/cpu lgton Street )?rnrntcirnf?rjrrrrration. ' i'~ ; i ']'..> ? mo i enemy of the race 'if that Xejiiw who jiosesf a* a I !> :i-'- ! : 1' -! :) 1 -"ir-r t .w.f is- w illine' _ *>*i '.u'hnwi 'J> Mit!. unAmerican tactics. I *"*Th<> N'.*A. A. C. I\ says they have liven 1 'ivh't i; a?r1!iv tendency iV<r years to s'e- j ' ? eve:: e V vn'c and | <\'.i-__Li;e U lie _ i j-' i-arV ji.'lay ";:vo!ve<! ill the latest ilo: h of t!;.c Supreme Court'Ave are o aiv..' ;lv' eo::\iiaiin"* fliis li'shl. 'Vet v ~ -1 - (1 raVuii"'Uflittffctt?"A.O (J S1 y v.o ru-afd a fjijiUft...^liu ,1 i-l.-ij.' i; 1 h<> ".'land- for'racial uph '.ii-rt?aii'i:-!. a' ?.!ii'i.n and .4' v.??r?1cn hi \\'i!!!c;'!y loo'cU';s it was t<> i.j; hi in llllicb i n< tin- i| ivmr .(* u;f* laid upheld the 1 .4i!" ". . I' '!! in 1 in* Helm- (W-U . " TtnV'.hJ'iiSKl . Mf" racial tin ah;'? ooinh: ' ii;.>ro to .aid s**' ';f:thai: a tin.a-and eovi'iiaiiLsc, r; n i tho a\f'ajrc No-io d??o.> hot "i'r- i.wi' tliinUivjr. init. is willing <!v.t; laid; for him. A docs i : ii'' of i;i ; ; - ion is imtch lasier to .hi; Xi'v'r.' : nun att i vv rcsi tar.ct*. This ' .? :i iifs; a dVnt-aopnics-!t tire-y. in lilt iU'ljfi'aaiiin*- and urging s XdhVoos to i>e conti'hl within, the 'P'i. :.) ( .?:in| hv tlawwii'i u.nald L n iW'-.i'f the- t. oils'.itiit iirfii. This NV<ti:n i -.id a>i aii :iclast Sunday that th< -'.. law .monde Xt fines'* li\ inu' inj^rtain n (!i 11 j< is. Ik- wn~ soiay. btrfTs wii:- the -.law. and thai h$r-tiVas not responsible f - )* > -t-la- law ?is upheld l?y the Supi cave Court. I he X. A. A. 1'. > say a the <*ourt ha> not passed upon t < in' e-r'cntial point, and that b whej i-her ft-, ia n'o'i-i policy in a yicnt tiea nioci acy'"^"o~7th iile and classLfyv-pep,? t, t pie. acconlinp; to "face <?r color. Yet in i- spile of thC dcclarat hrn we are told l/~b.v this rnuu, who eveu .refuses to y join the X.A.A. 1*. in its lij*ht foV - in,; idv.od'"rt-s4e. . that the Xegrb,will J serve his lie ; -interests by lefu-ing.4o rir.pt*lo live in certain districts,*tn " \v}iifh he is' noJi wan! oh This is tflie most flr.m'nlVuV' dort tine that the ' i?;u c has- itfi' ( amil el" ilTlfh -)?ii-aii as ini-ii n,. i I m<h issues, t'oarlessj _ [and without thouirht of selfish tf'ain, hut in a realization that tht;fijjhtia | eaiifst sooaeeation is a fundamental Ufijit for democracy anions all peonle t in this cminlry.. From this purpose we will not swerve. > el * " 1 ' n Palmetto College Club 1 Makesr^Bebut" e I ?1 # i-i As-Winy lSirk, X. J., AugUst .'1?The 1-j debut at the White Head Ilotcl of THE PALMEr S -1 O Returns . I ? : ; * . f . londav and I Cntls 1 s SUITS. $5.00 ' -i B . ^ -t* . -* lie regular price and get the I .. -~$5.00 I al hpts of Men's Suits liv-$2:501; $3.50 . v?r-'- ; $6.50 I us* Dress liats7 t\ . ^ $t.OO B < : Store I Phone 7567 I ,, ^r-btrt-y-Park, July-26.? |. The Club was presented: to, the, frioiv'Ts of A'bury through the Art Ii?(,'!uli in lhe" form of a 1 11 ? a<y program.. Mr J. T. \V. Minis, A. Ik, presidedj ; : i or (^^ ('t'CiPonios and well did h.iiaiic the chair. lie showodThc . f fee is < f Ins college training by Ml!?* "i.'U.ern "fal presentation.-: of the speak"rs " 1 I . 'i he - following program was then ' tejuhred. -* i Cr. I.in as. a Jiutive. 'antj practising i)i\. a iaa < :' A:*l>ury Park sang two eery I onnVit'ul numbers, after which TTT.f. \V. -M^( havis.pl' South Carolina ,vas .pre ea'ed to the club. lie chose : ' 'THtt?Pour Cireute.it . '!ip>' namely: Oyvnership, Leader* fi:i,p. i'ax^itwr-hip,,and*Citizenship. He vn- v i ; v %.i i i \ ?ui'i iii:-uiivu4\ uumujut through those:, four factors, how .he Negroes had ailvaneed from hei**-previous condition to their p.res ill nay is;htenmoiit. lie showed his oratorical ability in the deliverance hi.--- .-'.th.i'eot and demonstrated this fact l.y holding his audk n'de spellbound fdr foi'Ty-Vivc nTihutes.' , .!. I'ro". is a..graduate off Albion I n ivephy ami-received his B. 1)11 degree f.-oisi Stale A. & Mi College; 0riUi.gehury,' S. C. ' . . ^ M i'. W. S. Johnson, a- student of lie: edict College spol;e on the pur-' Pi' e of Cie Club.. Very tiruply did he dismiss the purpose of* thd#Club in* leaning 'the motto which-is: "Shine,"! .he enddi ni which*is the "Sun," and ihe dolors \*hictT a^o blue and w)hite., ffr-giving?jr historical account of the Club, 'lu;, lias no e<jual. Ife demon-~ lie' is destined t'^become A great ora-' lor and philosopher. Miss .Jo.-ie Smith, who is an in-j <1 i-MPl?r ii, lh.. nf m. i ken, S>; Cv was then^presented to the* friends of Ashury Hark.- She at once! captivated her audience by her artis-1 -ie_siiiginj? of the "Rose, in the Hud" j :n.U|l sill- :ii---n promises to |)eC'Ot?C' One-^ i?i t in- world's foremost Soloists. Prof. .Milter, a graduate of Ox-' ford ^University, England, spoke in1 la half of the Art and Letters Club. j He-said that the College Club was the first of its kind in the history of As*, bury to continue their .college acti-1 -vities,_ial though being away from_ school, They.still maintain that college sjjirit which should exist during their vacation peribd as well as during collegiate period. Miss Williams, a native of AsbQTy closed the program with a wonderfpl ? 'egJr-- - ^LEADER rendition: "The world- is waiting foj the sunrise." This concluded our program. Th< spacioun dining room was t.hrnwn pen to the guests, "afid dancing waj then in' order and lasted until th< weevi^ee hours of th<? morning. ?The t-ltih made a very magnificehl appearance in their uniforms of blu< ahd white. ?? -The Club will make its next ap pea ranee at the Presbyterian Churcl on Bongo Avenue, August 9. Palmetto College Club, 130 Sylvar Avenue, Asbury ParkjvNew Jersey. "'*?. Georgetown, S. C. Miss' Arlene Alston arrived in tht City on Friday from Orangeburg via Charleston. On Saturday she left for fttfleigh, N. C. where she will enter the hospital. v. . Memphis, Tenn. Miss Janie Brockingtori is back in tire City after attending summer school, at State College. Mr. W. C. Atkinson, Mrs, Lawrence uunmorC and Orilla Atkinson motored to SumterJ last Thursday -to attend the Grand Lodge Convention, K. of P. l\k\ Cassie Oliver , left Monday foi Washington, U. C. Prof. Boyd of Manning motored to the city last Thursday evening. Messrs. J. B. Brockington and Sam White left for Abbeville Monday tc attend the Grand Lodge session oi the Odd Fellows. _?_ ji~... Mi ss Mtfudest Kelly returned tc the citv rffter spefettng a part of the summer in New York. Prof. A. G. Gill andlpin B. F. W}1: liarfis motored to Abbeville to attend the Odd Fellows' G'raVid Lodge" session "The Georgetown Sluggers cross bats \\-ith the Piedmont .of Charleston, Tuesday, August 10?_ ^ . GRADUATE NURSES' STATE ASSOCIATION The Graduate Nurses State Association met May 20-21 at Benedict Col lege and was well attended and-kispiring. Members were present from far and near, coming at a great sacrifice, but with an aim to make oui organization what it ought to be. ?At- 1-1-~ar-fflr-atr-Bencdict Hospital the bboks were thrown open for re* gistration ' after which'" many o]c classmates and tfl'iends enjoyed a hap py reunion. "A^; 12 noon we were in vital intertli^ cliapclpto" join the de votional"eXercises of the school;? ~"At~'l:{jO p: nr. We assembled in t+K science building, for our regular, meet' ihg. Greetings in behalf of the nurses of Columbia were expressed by Miss A. A. Kelson, It. N., ISupt. of Benedict College Hospital, and Metro jlolitaln Nurse pf the City. Dr. Stuart, one oi c ian^gflpjjires-ident of thb local iviedical Association. The meeting was opened with devotional exercises, con ducted by Miss Florella Fordnam. Miss Catherine DeVcaux, Supt. anc Founder of Hospital, at Beaufort, S. C acted as president and the follow inn nurses were unanimously elected: Miss A. A. Nelson, ^Columbia, president Miss Florella Ford ham, Orangeburg vice-president; Miss Mil fr; Davis molding secretary; Aliss Ruby Wood bury, Summerville,-corresponding see Miss Mary Fordham, treasurer; Mis: Rosa Mae Jones, Spartanburg, Chap lain; Prof. Duckett of Benedict Col lege installed the officers with verj pleasing" words. After transaction of business, Prof Duckett took the -purses .through tjo Science Building "antf explained tc them many things of interest. ; Aftei adjouiiimment, a delightful and re freshing repast was served by Mis: Lillian Norther, formerly head nurs< of the Waverley Hospital. We spent our second day sight seeing, and visiting the different hos pituls. Although the three coloret hospitals of Columbia are within cal ling reach of each other, they seen to work in perfect harmony, and eacl was crowded \dith patients. Ttyt writer and MTr?. Viola F. Turner stolp pcd at the beautiful home of -P^of and Mrs.I. M. A. Myers, who sphret no pains in making our stay a pli/hsan one. / Each nurse left with the aim "Ti raise the standard of our profession ana our motto "cooperation'?. / As an Association, \je did/ no do all. thdT~~wo~had hoped to dd, bu we are. Convinced that there is n'eei the g-oaU of our aim,/and n>hy neve; accomplish all that /be des(re, but i is better to have tried and come shor of our ambition, than td sitr silent^ by untH the door of opportunity i closed against/us. Every graduati nurse of SoutH Carolina is begged t< get the nursing thrill by me'eting witl the Association next April at C(dpm bia, S. Cy the writer will gladlyvaftfr nish all information. Ruby A. Woodbury, R. N., Cor Secretary, ^Arthur B. liee Hospital SummerviTIe, STU. ? t f I'' PoroJB eai Hair Culture, Facial Massaging n ' . MMES. LYLES, HOI I. -S. Leevv's De 1^1 Washington Street 'X**X' *!* v v !< ' X' v v *1* >J? ' ]: Wilse1 | 1 * IS tlar Wholesale Dealer | _ Findings, Harness, 5 . ? Wholesale F r-? ? : : T X T Auto Top Mantifacti what you want to E 1 J : ' 1 rrr ' i want to Sell. ! V - y. *|* *3**1* *!' *!* 'I* *t* *t* *t* '**"*1* *t* *!* *!* *!* *1* *1* ** ?+ ** ,? FT Who Wi I l^'Nk. ' \VW ! 5*' ?x ' - " '?)? 'ill x ' JL . ^ . ( (,| . I . * . ; Spartanburg News j (J Though it is a long tiiiie since the !i " readers have heard any* tiling from" ' Spartanburg, slib is still on the map. We arc having a plenty of rain ' k now and the farmers around ancL.Jibout Spartanburg and adjoining co.ua.;. Z ^ \ i. /?'* 11 . ties are taking on new life. | t Rev. AT. C. Williams, pastor of the '' . Golden Street liaptist Church of this k city, left Friday for his -tjlnirch in ~ Fairfield county where opened up liis 1 revival .meeti-ng Friday.._nigiiL ?in4r^ _..iblii_*Lni_wiTh in-, pfnpif""TThyrr-rir'S'ivi-p"~ day night at which time he will leave 1 iho meeting in the Jtarids of Rev. Id. ' P. Parker and leave Chester over the ; - 4 - c ^ i A. L. Sunday night for Atlanta, where he is to 'begin a meeting for Rev. f?. W. Woodson. We are. pray- d UK 1WI Ul.N NliUW.'S M'L >> C* KI1UW 'vilill ) ? ' ' ' . . -things will hast.cn for Rev.. AVillhuns. is a .power in the pulpit. . ltey. JA'ilL iintvis was schooled at Morehutoe in Atlanta and pastured a Rood many ~ years in^Ga.- lie left (la. to take ui, work at 1 Iendersonviile, N. CV*and from there was culled to Spartanburg ' to his present charge. Me is a native f South Carolinian, born and reared in ^ Greenwood, but we are fearing every . day that fie will again, take .u;r work , in Georgia for he is known in Georgia , ~ ava preacher-and the writer must ' confess since Dr.' William has been _ with 11s he has done sonic construc? tion~cu.v well 'as spiritual work. Dr. ; Willialfls is a preacher, pastor and a ^ builder in every way and any jtulpit r is graced In . h.T'c hi an lie is to preikeh 10 night* for Rev. G. W. j Woodson .of A ttanty ynd ten for Rev. II. H. Woodson of Stone Mountain, Ga. ' 1 and our pdlpit -will be filled by Rev. j - T* T in thn olicnnen /?!' muc , pastor. ' / jk- Laurens News i / i t / Sunday, .^must first marked ano/ thcr extraordinary ,day at Bethel A. i M. K. Church. At the usual hour the ' pastor. Rev. J.'II. Smith preached a sermon .rijjtt was enjoyed hy Ull, from ,, t I Cor. 11:2f?. " ,, t At 51:30 Rev. Smith preached ano- ( 1 ther soul-stirring sermon at 'now s 1 B'efheT Ar~M. n. Church, WaY" Cffipr 7 r ton, Rev'. J. M. Dawkins, pastor. This t is the hetrinning, of Rev. Dawkips' t revival. 1 . <f j ?Mr. I*. S. Cih'iiii, Ulceus Rivr, Mr. s and Mrs. W. M. Moore, all memhers , b of Rev. .Smith's Church, saw the t 5 Rev. safe to Clinton and hack, l We were glad to have the many. t - visitors at Church Sunday morning. r aAmonpf the out-of-town visitors were v.Miss Maud Smith, teacher in the 0 , Graded School in Winn'sboro, N. C, 1 - ters of Rev. and Mrs. Smith And Mfg. \ Saturday. August 7, 1926.** >oooaooo:ooo^oaox?/3ro^a?XH>0r? ity Shop Manicuring, Hair Bobbing JSTON&DENDY r partment Store | Columbia, S. C. - : X- ? : 1 ? W. Martin J ripton Avenue ? VIBIA, S. C. | ira Leather, Shoe | saddles, Etc. ^4 ' | ' * lide Buyer | .. ' 'v: v _ ' ' Lirer. Let us know ' , i \ * : ' $ ' > iuy and what you g ft Help ? 1 :" "' ^ ; ' ^ _ S 1 _ eserying Young1 Poet J - - 1 t .utlier Octavious Gadson, an in y to of a local Sanitarium,has com- Ijy :'d .rij^kk of Poems. He has shown .*. ' ? " . ndorful ambition and will power X preparing those' poems, as most *?* his writings was done while cou-* . y ' > id to bod. y < 10 hflpes, so ho says, to write his.*. VrmueVoss the fair skios of the Li-X Y ary World?before ho embarks out solitary journey. .? ^ ? Ovoryono^hV)- roads this should pro-^ o one of his books, and show ap- X 'oiMtintf- to a young who, haa 4* n handicapped by ill health in his.*, tic. The. price of the book is 25c, by X ? 11 MOc.V Fur sale at The Palmetto*!* j o . '"J ulor oliiou^yiO Assembly Street, y l.umbia, S. C.: a X< vvvvv * *"* * v *X* *J? ' 1 _ . . 1 I * loth of Chicago; and Mr. Paul Ellion of Abbeville*. brother of Mrs. I 5! Roid. " . Mrs. Annie L. Owens left this city <-r Princeton, where she will ^ Mr. Grady and Miss Annie E. Moore, f Union are the quests of their son ' ml biother.'-M^r.1. I.. Moore, who is cry iU. . " ~ ' . _ - Mrs.?Maggie^aty Cheatum has ^ * y cUirhbtl to the city after spending uuiC'tiine^rr llendersonville, N. C. _ g -' SlirTHiil Chct'TTs died" at the .. Lau- j ens llospital and was buried Sunday.,,. _ II, Duckett had. charge of the body: gj Those on the sick list this week are ^ .Irs. - lithe Milan,. Mrs. Eva Johnson, ilr. J. L. Moore. Mr. Glenn was ,ble to be at Church Sunday to the ivlight of his many friends. Mrs. Dora Sullivan has returned to iu> * ii.y aner spending a week in Columbia as~the guest of Rev. and b. H. Harris. ' x Helena News ..j" - L . ' Tbe funeral services of Mr. \V. M. diti lu ll, conducted by Rev.' p. A.^ 'arker, were held last Wednesday af< iTuiiii at :d0 p. m. at Brown dhapel t. M. K. Church. The body was eui Ted in a uniqu'e form. After which Z"> >: 1 >ij15v Between" was beautifully ung !>> Mir,. Mary K.. McMorwu-- I Mr. Caddie Metz has returned to Vashington after the funeral of his c inclefMr. W. M. Mitclielh The' Revtrnt Mr^tlng-wlll begin at ? >roe 11 Chapel Sunday August 8. The uiblic is eorditdly invited to nttendv'l * Mesdames Alma Clary and Maggie baccy report having a very nice time i the Grand Lodge in Suniter. Vittk now Heinf? Shipped * ?t In Tank Cars Tank curs with a capacity of G,000 ., aliens are being used to take care f fluid milk supply to New York 'ity. The first car of the kind was cut hy the Lackawanna Railroad and he use <>i' such caPs indicate that milk * beginning to talfc the place of beer. "Tju^jviilk cai^'ts lined with glass, ovtred with cork, and is built of teel plates three-eights of an inch hiNc. Perfect refrigeration is' said bus to be provided. These tank cars </f which more are ^ o he put in service soon, promise to evoliitionize the present method of hipping milk in 40 quart cans by xpress or freight, and will extend he . available territory from which Trttc rrrny he drawn for use in New