The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 04, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 7
^ Locals An
Mrs, "Alice Summers spent last j
Sunday in-Charleston with Mrs. Wtley.'
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" MrS.^lritlie Tucker is the guest of
Mrs. W. Beachum at Colonial :
Heights, at this writing.
Mrs. Nell B. Young of 1208 Blossom
Street is back in the city after j
visiting friend? in-rhni,|nttn, N n-?j
Alius Hafctie left u_few days
for Washington, D.-C.,,fqr an in*
" definite stay wit^ > relatives?andfflends.
' . .
som Street has .returned .home after
^ spending a successful week 'in Ashea
ville, N. C. -p??
.? Mr, an(j_ Mrs.?H. N. -Vincent and
Miss Genevieve Vincent spent some
time. in Scotia and other places du"
lTrtg The ltfst week.
Mr. W. S. Sanders has returned to
^1M home ill .Tllrkminvllle, Plij nftu,.
. visiting his sister; Mrs. Morris Margin
at dienkinsville.
Mr. Jas.Koon and nephew Mr, W.
-V.-Uounts, Jr., Ttnve returned to the
i. -j i city from .Detroit, where - they have
i . spent the past four years,
* VV . N 1 V
Mrs Gracie, RoJbinsun und daiighteys^
Misses ThoniksemJ, and* Juanita hsvV
the summer in Detroit, Mich
The stork visited the b.onie of Mr,
. and Mrn. Samuel Gant 1820 Klrkland
Ave.. and_le?t. a charming little boy.
. t;~i "_.' j c
kiuimvi un(j uauy are uoing nne.
Less, Jr., have returned home in Ala'
. bania after "visiting-her brother and
Mrs. E. L. Hunter and children
spent a ^ew days in Springfield, S.
?C., last!?woek, visiting Miru Rosa.
(Jibbps. They report a pleasant stay.
Johnston, Prof, and Mrs. Paddyoftte
anil Mr. James Th Rdbrhson '"""mo to red"
to tiroonvillc qnrl Anderfinn In at wnfr
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* "Miss. Ha U. Stewart arid Miss Pau-i
] line L. Watson left last Friday fdr
~ ~ ileal as^ teachers -in- the public sehobl
__ there.
Rt'V. and Mi^rtrTalhYadge HufTgy?
of Ladson Presbyterian Church have
returned to the City after a very
pleasant vfsit to Chester and other
places*
Mrs. J.. W. Brunson and Mrs. 0dessa
Saber, left the city Monday for
cation. We wish for them a pleasant'ktay.-^*?-r-r???
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Miss- dtosfr.-CribbeSj -of -Sprrmrfieldr
S. C.-, is- in :the city on business for
a few daytn?While here she is the
, ' guest, of Mrs. E. L. Hunter on El
more Ave. '
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Mrs. J. W. Beachum and daughter
Annie Mae have returned from a
week's visit t/, Spartanburg andAsheville,
They report a very
. pleasant stay. . . -
- misses Margaret antr?mrtti?Wal
lacw and Snvnh Belle Watts are liumu
a^airr?afttrr-spnTRftTlg a few.alays in
" Gilbert, S. C. attending the Sunday
School and Epwdrth League Cmrfgfr"
? ?- tion ofthc Columbia Distriet."
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"Mrs.?Arthur Glenn.. hW returned
to her home ^il Pme Btr;
with Her?mothcjlTrT"']^^Truesdale
and other relatives
and friends at Hatesburg.
' Mrs,. Wilamae Young of Winns
fcoifi spent, tho wtpUml with Kor
visftfrtg' ?fetatTv6Y ami friends.* j
_Master Nathan- Williams Jr.?and-:
little sister * Helen were the guests
of their aunt, Mrs. B. .Drakeford at
First Calvary, Sunday morning. THey"
* ' reported _8fo having had a splendid
timiT a'nd wislF to go again.
j ?Mr, John Benson. Mrs. R M. Tilfkv
er and Mr. Taft Rabb motored to
' Greenwood Sunday "and SP'CfiFj
the day with relatives.- Mrs. Tuck^j
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d Personals j
er's niece Mi,ss Mamie-FrancisJ3inith
returned, with them for a stay of several
days;
Mrs. \V.' M. Thompson and her |
daughters, Maggie land Mrs. Hart
Dixson and son Gerald of-Kendaltown,
left Monday for New York to visit.,
relatives?:. They will spend a short,
while enroute In .Washington ahd
"Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Nance and little"
son Maceo and- .Miss- Anna?M-Ste\Vart
are at home after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. Nance, and Stow-i
art's patents at Shelluii, S. C. Mrs.
Napee-also spent a week in Spartanburg
with relatives.
Mme. Itosa Long-Gilliard, the beau- j
ty culturist at tf28 Pine Street, has.
just returned from, thfe up country
where she visited the WVrl. & r. M.
trict also the District Sun'day School.
Convention atRradley.
; I
. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris and son
Master J. Puul Were in the eity-to?
see sisters_ and aunts, Mjs>; ^hx-thard^
"F. Harrison, ^wKo~ Tias Taeen sick fot :
fieveraPwcelo, and Mrs.1 Lottie Qlad- |
den of Ridgeway, who underwent an j
operation at the Good Samaritan
Hospital" .some weeks ago.
? Mrs. Louise G. Callahan, who ha.H^
mer school at. Anderson, motored thru
Columbia Saturday on her way home I
to Allendale. She was accompanied I
by her"brother, Mr. Cecil Gardiner, i
While in the city Mrs. Callahan called j
to see Prof and Mrs. Bendy,-Prof and,
Mrs. Johnson and othersT
"Mri, a.
diet Hospital has returned to the
city after visiting Philadelphia, New '
York and Atlantic. City.. While in,
Phila. Miss Nelson attended the National
Association of Nurses, of whichshe
has been??reasurer for two years,
and was?tmarrintmrehr elected"far,.
another term. She reports that is. C.
wu.s well lepu'jeiiied hi -the C'unv^ :
? NOTICE
-A Manless Wedding-.,'
There v/ill be a Manless Wedding at
Sidney_Park <6. M. E. Church, Wed.
September 8th, at 8:30 p. m. Admis-,
:rnn 10r
Mrs, Annie B. Wright, nf Philadelphia,
Pa., after spending two weeks
in tho pity Returned to her home last
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee, of Ro:J
Chester, NV Y.. gfter "sTnendihp" thsT
-aunimw in the city as the guests of
Mrs: Lee's mother; Mrs. Nettie San-1
ders, left Monday for Washington/!
D. C. After spending . a few, days j
-there; they--wilt-continflg their jour^'
hoy hpmeward. Mr,, -and Mrs. Lee1
were the> recipients of many social!
functions and dinner parties given in
theirmhom>r-jwhtle-=here.-~ --?
ItKCilSTKATIUN AT~ COLI MBIA "
XTTY SCHOOLS
. ??
?SupL W. IL Band -announces -that?
the principals of the colored schools
will be in-their, offices from Tuesday '
September 7th, until Friday September
10th;-frem (J a. m., to 2 p. m.,{
for -the purpose-of registering- new ;
pupils. ?
__Teacher&_-__\vill meet at the High
School Building on Washington street
at 4 olclock on . .Wednesday^, Thursday
and Friday, of next week.
?Br.. W. H. Hilyard, Principal of
Brewer Normal School. Greenwood, S.
jCtf.. city Ouh?week hn-r
business relative to the school.
New Y^k,"where he "attended the
Summer session at Columbia University_
', T"~
* imrim i i H-M^- 1
- Registration-of city, pupils of Ben-|
edict College will begin Tuesday,
Istept.' 7th) at tr p. th. It is hoped
that all cit.y pupils will rogiotor dufiftg1
that weekr- - - .
? ?6^ Br^r^T18i>R-t77 President:
BIG BARBECUE LABOR DAY
Laber Day,'September, 6th at Bethel
A, M, E, Church there will
mfericaV rall
vfEDier BALL PA!
?1 ? T
W^cfritsiJay."" While~Kere sfiewas the~
guest- of her aunts, Mrs. Susie Fulforcl
and Mrs. Sallie Boozer. , - ?
MAKRIAUE ANN'OUNCEMENT.
Mrs. .Lawrence A. Earle announces
the marriage of her daughter' Mary
to. Dr. Lorraine E. Jones, op Thursday,
August 19th, 1926, Anderson, S.
C. At home after Sept. 7th, 217 VV.
River,St., Anderson, S. C.
BARBECUE. _
- Labor Day?Monday, ; Sept. Oth at
Mrs. 0. F. Beecher's residence. .615
Blandmg street. Dinner will he ready
to serve at 11 >30. Come or send for
your dinner. , -?^ -.. 1>vayerle3L-SOCIA^-1CLJ;B
' EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR
Th?~\Vaverley Social Cluh pvp nn .
extraordinary-daftce- Thursdayr'night
of last week at the Odd Fellows' Dan- '
cing Academy. -The dance began at
9:30 p. m. and lasted unitl 2:^0 a. nv
An enormOJS crowil pnnsis-tirnr r>f n L?.a
I 1?J *
uuuj uvu uuuurcu peopre was present.
Each and every. individual was SP?k-- ihfc
pleasure and enjoyment. Never
before has such-a?gathering- of thisr
kind conducted itself in such an orderl.v
nlanncr as .
did at this affair; truly indeed the
discipline was-umiuesttonablc and it"
ing of this kind will adopt this same
spirit, ' =:
. ,-Musi.c *,for- tjjg occasion was furnished
bj| the Simpkins' Entertayiers
which was excellent. You should have
hoard t^eni play "Cl'l'ialri Party"
.. The Officers are due our praise for
putting over this unsurpassable social
.treat. 1 he put forth strenuous effort^
to make this'affair a success and they
did succeed. *1 _ ,
The event, was giv<?n in hf>r?rm of.
the following visitors t0 the-City:?
Mr. anj Mrs. Howard A. Lee, Rochester,
N. Y.; Mrs. Bertha Sanders of
George town, S. (J.; Mrs. Cornice Carmichael-of-Pittsburgh,
jPa.; Mr. W. C.
Counts, Jr., Detroit, Mich. Miss Marie
Hoffman, fSummerville and Mr. O.
White-of DetjoiL Mjch., who has been
canvassing the State of S. C. in company
with Mr. Robert Mance, Jr., in
the interest of a scholarship.
-Hy-the-wav! Jlie J.'Titan1" Flowers
Punch was a kheekotrt!!!!
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?iT3?uiiiuui a?oi ciiu v^i u O COTISISD 01
the futigwin^.- ' - 11 J !
M. A. Robinson, President; H. T.
Mfllrs6ini; - Geo.?U. .
TTanTntoTr Srnrotnry; nr Inw. ft Ruff,
Assistant Secretary; J>r. James H.
Goode, Treasurer; Dr. H. G. Thompson,
Critic; Jake?Eubanks, Chairman
Entprtainii>g,-CommiUee. ?_ MISS
RUTH E. WRIGHT BACK IN
ROCK HILL
Rock Hill,"Sept. 2?Arriving here
today 10 lake up her dutieiT again at
the High School as a teacher, is Miss
Ruth E. Wright of Spartanburg,
Miss Wright came Jicre. from- Wash?
ington where she has attended the
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LAYING OF COITNERSTONE AT
BQOlCEft W ASH INGIOSt' llTSr
SCHOOL. .^ "
Sunday, Sept. 12, 1926, at 3:30 p. m.
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PROGRAM:
Music.. ! L - * ? 1
Invocation?Rer. K. A. Adtfms, pastor
Bethel A. M. E. church.
Music; " ~
/11<_i "uui uiim ojl ogeaner?uev. li. .
Long, pastor *of 1st Calvary church
AtKli t-ss?Rcv- Ct IT Brown; pastor
of 2nd Calvary Baptist church.
Solo-tr-M rs. Corrie "BreWster. .
Remarks. .
Music, '
Offering. . . Laying
of cornpr.i:tAn,, ).y nivn
-?Lfldge,_Kfligfrtw of Bythias,. assisted ;
hy Knights of Columbia. , ?_J
Master of ceremonies?Rev. L. *C.
Jenkins, pastor of St*. John Baptist
qhurcH. '
Mrs, HI, E. DunmOre, Principal. I
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MANY COLI MBIANS IN PHILLY.j
Nat miial Medical Association- Draws
1 EaVge Attendance"'
I)r. M. A. Evans, C olumbia, JS. C. Phy.
" sicfan On Prominent Committee
Spocial to The Leader. ?
Philadelphia. Pa.. Sept. 0?n.kirf.
the meeting uf the National Medical
Associatiorr?here' last week, many
prominent people from South Carolina
attended-the- sessions of the" Conyention
anj the social activities con-.
The most- outstapdifMT <?*" "rn' nf
conventiort season was the Ball given
on the pier at Atlantic City, Friday
night, that was attended by 3,000 in*
icat Society and the Chamber of Commerce
that sponsored the ball.
By. _M A F.vnng nf rnTiimhlft
placed on one of the important Committees
by the national president, Dr.
Walter G. Alexander of Newark, N.
J. She accepted, and has befen at her
duties since the opening of the convention.
Miss A. A. Nelson, R. N.,
-Supt, of the Benedict College Hospital
and Nurses' -Training' School, also in
TToTumbrar was ori thc program for
an address at the closing of the convention,
l''j*ttlay afternoon. Mrs. AT.
H. Brighty Ri Ni, formerly head
at {he St. Luke- Hospital~and Nurses'
XiuiiniHtf-'Seliool at Cii'genvrihr.'^Syy^
but-now of Prairie View, Texas, alspl
addressed the Nurses section Friday
afternoon.
- Among those seen by the corres-j
pondent of The Paltyettr. Leader nt
the medical meetings or. the social, ac-_
tivities from Columbia, S. C., were the
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"uwvtiiiK j;uiouua,?
?Dr. -t>,?M. Daniels, Dr. D. K.1 Jenk- j
ins. 'IPr. M. A. Evans, Miss J'enette"
Poinsette, Dr. John H. Goodwin,.Mr.
Seymour Car*rotr,Th\*E. A. Bug- i
gius^Greenville, formerly-of Columbia-i
Dr. Jonoj, formerly of the Regal-Drug
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o secure this "Invaluable
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of Darlington; Mrs. Mary Bird Earle-.
Jones . pf Anderson;- Miss Lula J.
-ikknforell of?Btmedter^t?ollege-; j&Ilj-'S
Clyde D. Brier, formerly of Greenville,
now of AUantic City, Miss Crozex; CarI
roll of Benedict College; the Rev. I
J?iV. Boykin of Camden, Dr. H. Van
JJ.urvny- formerly of Columbia, now. off
Georgia, the Asst. U. S. District. At^T
torney; Honr Eugene Washington
Rhodes, formerly of Camden, a form- |
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-with Dr. Evans,' Dr. Boykin, Miss;
Poinsofte and Mr. Carroll at the '
.Marlon Tea Roorh, Tuesday evening. .
MISS. PET EDITH ARNOLD IN r
, GREENVILLE
. Pro m ille, !k'|H. 11 ?Among the vis-iu
leave^fte'eily'TKis week wi 11
Pet'TJU Ft "ATnold, formerly'
of Greenville,- but now of Brooklyn,
N .-Y-.?M\ss Arnold has been here as
the^iruest of her mother ^ who an old
riti/.cn of pl-'v^ ?. ' IIIGli
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this and other states4 AHcn. University
Benedict College, Statu A, and .31.
College. are anions' the schools rep-' ' ~?
resdnted on the faculty/ Most of the
teachers have done post graduate
"wk "i e9Ji?mi<in arid the highest
class ~7){ instruction is a$?UJfed;
Principal iJrof. W. L, Moi'agne,
teachers Mesdames Mettle : Green, : '
1 heresa- Clements, Inez Keith, -Miss
.Jlattie MissN'eeses
Gary of Abbeville. The in- *
struct or?in?1 hnncstir "sfienci , vhvhT
name has not been--given, conies from ~ 3
Columbia, S. C. ' .-.Union
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under.the management, of R.-K.Brtp^
Board of Education np.nr shyt- ii.y
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to ii'Q'li-rn wtM.wlii.il,f u-. pn.jj" ? ?
arranged by Prof. Alexander and the
nipst^ucees stul session of Lt?_history
is tbe outlook;?? .; .
Principal or General, Ma natter. Prof. "
M. C. IMlll, teachni^IlU:v. U.-^V-AN- ?
examrtrr Mrs." M. C. Fain, Mrs. Cor^
rie W atkins. Miss Gf Clements and
vacancy to . be prpyidi . i for. Thus
the educational prOftraniTor the 12G
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