Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f Saturday, August 28, 1926. r Big Pa? I . Locals An p^" MissTXetWrt-d F. Harrison, our city representative is still improving. from Jacksonville, Fla. She reports y a pleasant stay. Mrs. J. G. Stuart left the city Wed. for Asheville, N. C. to spend her-yacation. t . - - Miss~Elise Brisbane of Sumter was the guest of Miss Kthryn Sharper last weekr I "TTTf1? ~ Miss Janie Adams, Pine Street, left Thursday for Asheville Where ,she will spend her vacation'. Miss Anrrie Belle Roseboro left the city to spend her vacation in \^ash/ Mjs? Cafrie Martin '?{ Jenkinsyille is visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Thorne, r-2528 Taylor Street. ?3 Mr. T. J. Miles, Jr., has gone to ? -Sumter, S. C., where he is now en. . * gaged in the undertaking business^ Mrs. Annie Sartor left Sunday for Blackville, S. *C, to spend ten days with Mr. an(i .Mrs.. James Champion.. Dean and J^Irs.. I. H. Alston have i*etftrfieTl to the city after a" pleasant stay of two months on his pastorate *. in L&tta. ' ''-h -Mrs, Rosa Mundle has returned from Kfpwhei'rv U'liOt'C ntten/lo/l Missionary meeting. She reports a i?j?^?.pheasant trip. ? __i_Mjss Lillian Komr has returned home after spending; three'months in Baltimore, Md. .with relatives and friends. \ , -1 M.iss'Maude DuPont has returned to her" work in Asheviliej SJ. C., at the Blue Ridge1 Hospital after having ! spent a fe\y days with her parents. ? . Prof. H W. Baumgardner \Vas~4n the city last week in company with his brother-in-law, Mr. E. D. Turnage, a Mrs. H L Hawkins and Miss Kthryri Sharper attended the-Conference Branch Missionary Convention in New herrv- Mrs. Hawkins is president. Miss ISthel Simmons of Charles?trm ii in eTTy7 t^ra^iiest of the Misses Eliza and Thelma Nelson pr\ ? Pine Street. .? Mrs. B. MHler and Mrs. Lula Sims, formerly of this City, but now of Farrell, Fa~ arS in the city spending awhile with their mothe?p~MrS: Ella W.. Mjdzie", Heidt Street. '1 f ~rJ ? ?HfxtA.?r* o-?^ ?* 1 ^ mis. is. p. V^UIT TJT /VUJTUSlcT, tJ-a., who sperlt a week with her sisters, Misses Janie and, Anrtie AdamsK left lust Thursday for New York to spend the-remainder of the summer. Mrs. Castelle Perfin Johnson of the ,_JMutual Relief- and Benevolent Assn. of ' S. C. and .chlidren let last Saturday, for Orangeburg to visits her fnthofr and mother-in-law. 1 . Dean I. H. Alston left the city Monday,,August 23~for a visifto various Northern points,' Before returning he will visit Washington, Baltimore," Piladelphia and New York City. f - J Mrs. L. K. Nylson, the Misses Thel man and Eli/OS/' Mr. T. B., Jr. and Miss Ethel Snmmons of Charleston, lell the City/Thursday for an extended visit to Asheville, N. C. We wish them a pleasant trip. "7 " / .Mr. a/d M. J. Miles, of Macon,-Ga.; j Mr. ana Mrs. O. C. Miles of Boston, f Mass/Mrs. L. Miles of New Jersey*, Mrs./jones "and son of Washington, D. fC., were in the <jity* last week, vi/iting Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Miles on j Miss Fanie B. Miller of the Mu/ tual Relief and Benevolent Assn. of S. J C. left last Friday for Washington and / * other points North, ^vbej^e sjie will visit her brother, sister and friends. ' On her retitrn she-will stop in hec oI t riginal home, Chester, S. C., to visi^, friends- and relatives. ~~ ~ ? . ? . jil. Mrs.. Q. q Myers and fyliss Ella Clyde left Wednesday for AtlantiC'Cn -,ty where they' tvill spend tb eweekend. Prof. Myers is With the family. ,, ^ ' - ~ : - *" d Personals . . ii ?? ..?: | They wjll spend four days in Philadel- j phia visiting the Sesqui-Centennial an(j friends; also will stop over to k visit friends nn fiefHimore nad Wash' ington on their return. ". ? j Mr. W. D. Bailey, a student of the i i college department of Allen University, writes that he is having a_very. pleasant and profitable - vacation In !'Nev.arlc, N. J. 5 Now he is anxiously I awaiting for the 15th of September'to -resume bis studies. y i .. ' ' I1 ! Mrs. E. F. Calhoun motored to Ashej ville Sunday to attend the Dreamland Convention. She was accompanied by >j her mother-in-law, Mrs. Peter Cal- ( i houn of Augusta, Ga. and her sister,! j Mrs. Bessie Moorman and E. F., Jr. They expect to be in Ashevrtle three , wc,eks. ^ > I Myers and Miss Ella Clyde motored to Greenwood last Sunday to attend the funeral *of Mrs. Esther Logan, of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Logan was the- wife of Mr. J. Ashby Logan,"the brother of RjVs- Myers: Mrs. Logan died ~trr Hendersoriville, N. C.,. Friday of last week. Aftpr taking seri- ' ously ill in her home in Cleveland, she came to . Hendersnvtlle about three months ago fop^a special treatment, but never was ahle t0 , regain her I health.???) ? ?? . Lit?.:.. * Mrs, MfAttie \V. Holmes, Mr. A B. Lindsay, and- Miss Margaret Jeffers motorej tp Charlotte, N. C., last Sun-rj t0 visit Mr. and,Mrs. .1. M.Lyl^s and family. Tneyfj^ere'"accompShrei hack- to Columbia by Mrs. L'. I^indSay, . Mr. .Lindsay's daughter-in-la'w and~ " lolmes' great niece and Her cute . sfx months old baby boy, Clarence L Fisher; named for his great uncle, the date Rev. C. F. Holmes, whd published fpr."30 years "-The Peoples' Recorder," a weekly newspaper at Columbia and Orangeburg, S. C./ 'Mrs.**-Lindsay is the wife Jbf Mr. Holmes H. Lindsay, formerly*iof-Columbia, but now^of Detroit, Mich. She will'be the guest of Mrs. Holmes at 1428 JLincoln Street and other relatives in the city fof about two weeks. I BIRTH ANNUNCEMENT " Mr. and Mrs. .Jay Smith wish to announce the birth-of a bouncing baby boy/ Mother, arid son doing fine. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT. , Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Williams of Atlanta, Ga.wish tp anqunCe the. birth of a little girl, Beatrice Malissa., Mother and daughter are doing fine. ' . /BURNS?SCOTT. Mr. anr Mrs. Bjinyan Burns artnounce the fharrTSge of their daughter,' Dorothy Clyde to Mr. Willar^ CarrScott, Saturday, January the second, nineteen-hundred -adKl?twenty-six-at? Columbia, S.'C. \ "" j At Jlome after August 28} 1926, Philadelphia, Pa. - J ? ? ' tCARD OF THANKS I wish to extend my heart -jen [ thanks to the many friends for kiAd-""' nesses shown me during my,recent Illness. f ! , Wm, E. Thomas, Imperial Drug Store.5 GINGHAM DRESS & PIE P'ARTY' ,, - .. r The?e will be a GinghcHw DressParty, Monday night at Bethel A. M. E. Church, given by the Junior Missionary Society. . The girl or lady having^on the prettiest dvesS will be given o prize and crown^j queen. . t Pies Will be sold. Come ytn?-~may win this prize. * Admission 10 cents. s ?. Miss Kathryn Sharper, President; Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor. BARBEGIE?-LABOR DAY There will be a big barbecue M6ndny, September 0 at Booker VVashingion Heights School for the benefit of the ^School. We will appreciate i your patronage. Take Due NoticeJ / . . / F. A. A. Y. M. MEETS / . 4 / The District meeting of the Free and Accepted York Masons, National Compact, Prince Hall Origin, will be held in Columbia, at the Frederick HnHy KJ21 1-2 Assembly Street, September 7, 1926, 11 a. m. All Lodges and Courts that have not as yet rccoived thoirsummong wilt. J govern themselves by this notice, I rJ-T , . . THE PALME .merica's Cal MEDICT BALL PA . ? : : ; :? % and any further information thereto will be gladly given by the District Secretary, E.- R. Lewis, ?P. O. Box or Prof. T. H. Pinckney, Grand Master, St. George, S. C. Chicago News > ????? By Prof. W. R. Bowman The Madam and I decided to spend the last week in Chicago visiting the parks and other amusement places, so we first went to Lincoln Park, which is as large as Columbia, there _you can see almost any thing imaginable. From there to River View, Washington Park, where you will see all kinds of sea monsters- from every known country in the world. We also went ' o boat riding ori Lake Michigan at night. Such beauty and scenery the eye nas never Delield: bus riding, elevated ! cars and hundreds .of other things makes one s.ee. as rRTver before. We also, visited Sears Roebuck & Co., Montgomery Ward Co. Both of these large concerns are doing thousands of dollars worth of business4 daily and are reliable from every view point* The Moston Store ~tfhd the Fair Store rae also doing ~a: thriving business7 each owns a block and sell almost everything. Church and Other IJtfews Just tG get comparison, we visited 50 or more of the leading TChurches in Chicago and you will be greatly surprised at the different mode or way gach Church open and close their service; not a Church open in a similar way, each has its own peculiar woy of opening;, but to ffly wsty of thinking, Pilgrim Baptist Church i? the leading Baptist Church," or I should say the leading Church.in Chicago, though we were unable to vijjit all the leadihg Churches. " t..... L)r. Alston, the popular pastor, I understand, was born inJJixie, and has been preaching for men pnly evory Sunday at 9:30 a. m. Men of all denomnations' meet him at this service. -Uo?a pornliar way of making a visitor welcome. He makes all visitors hold up their hands, while holding them up, his sweet melodius voice thundered and said: "All Baptists that oialte-tfrese visitors welcome say amen." The rtiultitude of amen will suijily catcft you. Many times visitors go there to-hear the men's sermon expecting try-go elsewhere at their respective choice for the 11 o'clck service, but Dr. Alston puts ,?o much gravy and sweetness in his discourse that it is a hard job to leave his 11 o'clock Tfervice. If they-stay,- nine tifties oat of ten Dr.. Alston will catch them in his net^ Hence Tiis Church is growing by leaps and bounds. We heard Dr. Alston lecture and preach. He is an interesting speaker. When?ne left?Chicago, ho was?in. Ohio attending a family reunion. Dr. Alston is not like many of the igiToTUnt Baptist preaeners in ?k>uth Carolina who know nothing tG pnoarh about but wateiy especially on Baptism dav, misleading a part of their congregation and insulting some of the best people in the community who ?%? $> ?%> f D ETERMINED . ? est price possible for Ministers and Sund ? the Sunday School Board c combined to purchase a fu ^ Macli ? Expositic 1 Holy S. - -? * - ~ X ORIGINALLY PUBBLISMED IN 13 V ? ; ? Now offered -in +7 volumes end listed at $25 00.' Each book 55-16x7 1-8x1 1-2 -inchee. -Total over ld.OO pages. Entire work X indexed and cror.-index^d. j 1 EXTRAORDINARY f OFEER -_X 1 : L1-. luO-operauvc puicnusm# cnauics ui t(Tiett thhr wonderful s^t by this "Prince of Expositors" and of Preachers" ati the vtfry' attaactive price of $17.50. ^ To encourage every pastor to own these expositions we go one step further and include Maclaren's three volume set of Psalms [$4.50| ,< X- to those who will pay cash. % BAPTIST BOOl $ 1301 HAMPTON AVE Y For the enclosed money orde above set including set of Psalms Name . ^Address . .? A Cut this out qnd send, in you A checks wll not be accepted. 1 ?<-. " ?i i* . ' * . ' -.'A ; .=. ; - r- * . * TTO LEADER "i i I To Service" RK, 8:30 P. M. 1 are not in accord with their idea on er the scripture; but Alston will rebuke bu any official in his Church if he or she la starts such a thing, hence he is giving i th the Methodist the "come back" anji | and stealing or taking many of their on best members. I H We aisD visited Dr. Williams' Church or He also has a large membership. :C< We also visited anj addressed the sc Ministerial 'Alliance. Dr. Robert E. be /Wilson, formerly of South Carolina is hi the-president and/.acording to what ar Dr. Brice Taylor, the popular pastor be of Quinn Chapel, which is the largest re A. M. E. Church in Chicago, and other ministers corroborated his statement, Hi hat Dr. Wilson "Will be, the Chicago h' Conference- choice for the Bishopric, notwithstanding Dr. C. M. Tanner is th still paddling hs own canoe. Both of <h these giants are good Bishop: timber. Pi We also me^ anj chatted with Dr. ,wt T. L. Scott, the man who had to be Di pulled "TfiT of his knfees while praying to at Bethel Church in Columbia^ when the Bishop Council met there several be 'years ago. He is the pastor of the First A.JM. E. Chtarcfr in Gary. Ind., si He only wants tQ be the Connection's j Evangelist. If the'ensuring Gonrcalj Conference would know his_ worth, would be unanimously elected to that position; his-character is spotless. 11..... am told that if elected he would put1 30 or more members on our roll. This J. writer hopes to be one of the delegates j X from South Carolina who will gladly | ? vote for hitn; ' ' U IX Dr. SbL. Girt, presiding elder of thej.*. Chicago District, seemed to be the IX 'hub of the wheel and the encyclopedia I ? of the Alliance. He is very strong and | *!* with a bull dog tenacity?he holds up t*. the baner of Jesus Christ. jX ^ir W, W. Harris is the secretary., ? hopes to get a better appointment1 { next year.1, - * ~?r. Burt is his presiding elder too' *i* and I am very much impressed with j ? him. Our Harris makes plenty of .?? money otherwise, he owns a nice flat! . on Bowen Avenue. ? | X We also triet Dr.- Steward and a ? rood many other, brethren that we can't recall. ' . -.1.2 Dr. Taylor_^is being discysssd asvj-? leader of his delegation..'vWatch out | y Tanner, Scott, Steward, Harris, Wil- j son, Burt;' Taylor will take your'ean- 1Ij. dy! . We also met our classmate^ Dr. S. 1 ? W. Chavis, who is a medical doctor.1 He was the youngest in our class to .j. graduate. He and hi^ brother have ' X r. Y an A No. 1 drug store. Neither -of y ?lis knew each other but I remembered ?j* the name when I saw his shingle hang-1 ing op 18th Street. -. We wondered y whether that was our Chavis frorryS.. > C., so we went in and'introduced our- 5 selves. He sooiV recognized our im- C> . .piwlmW'nt nf Mpoech. Such rejoicing c> was had as neveh before. Then he put us in touch with many of the boys rrom s. o.? \vp round ourselves O on Lake Strqdt where_Dr. J. M. Brown c* has the largest practice, or one that, is ? equal to any doctor in Chicago^ Dl*19 | Brown showed us his account book. He Q is making several thousand dollars ev- g 11| to secure this "Invaluable & :3 Treasure"-at the very low- X ! o lay School Teachers V ' j . ?? _ | # ind Associated Book Stores 11 carload of ' " ! ? y &Y areas >ns of thg^ r ^ cripture -VOLUMfS AND SOID fOR $60 00 * ? , $ You, therefore get ^ i < > Maclaren/s - ^ j ' | ? Exposition of the . ?* ' ;; Holy Scriptures A [ no X !! and his Exposition _ j | of Psalms _ ?* l J' $4.50--a total of 4,1 '$29.50 For Only V '! : $-1750 v!? ~ >4 ,,0 Cash I , /(A-Net Saving of ? $12.00)? I I ?? i ? DEPOSITORY :| I COLUMBIA, S. C; %I T % , I r for $17.50 please send me the J ! > ll ir order today. Please note that 1 I % % # \ " T -4 -L Tues. ! y month.- He-owns a two six-flat ^ lilding valiied at five thousand dol-j, rs. His rent each month is over a ousand dollars. Dr. Talmadge Henderson's office is j ly four blocks from- Dr. Brown's.' is sister has a drug store-equal' to | better 4.han that ofx Wingfield's in ' dumbia. Tally, as he is known in, hool, makes good money;-busy as a e administering to the sick, and like 1 s saintly father helping those ^'ho' e unable to help themselves. Just! fore we left Chicago, we heard he centlv *Vnsirrief1 ?r^=4i*r.S -L'f" We also met-Mr. SAmuel Leaphart*. e is doing weH. -We -promised to visit m too, l>pt lost his address. Mrs. Bowman and Dr. Brown, had . e time of their lfVes talking about eiv- school days in J^outh Carolina. ' r. Brown made me understand he inted to marry Mrs. Bowman's sister v aisy, but the family thought he was 0 poor ami ugly. V . We are now back in South Carolina1. tterw prepared for life's duty. T. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ~ *?l ( Rev. Thomas D. Brawn, ReetoF-~x Ahnou Dr. Evapi And Dai] AL! BLUE BIRE ( . . ;; Lunches Dinners by X Special Dinne: Come- ?>ut Swinx,. . Enjoy the Cc Lindcnw* PHONES: 370 J ^^o?ontc;ooAoo^o.ooAOiCiioo.o^ox>. M: H. H/ CONTRACTOi ( o ' u Estimates Furnish ?NO JOB T( ? 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