Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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EL ... -T " EWirr -T-^?~ , . . -; -M. No Charges 1?I I During Sale M* U* li Mid-Sum .y* ' ... * ' * ' - ? ? _ : Stilt Go I Big Bargains^atja ~ I" Every Pay T H . Ladies'and r^ijlHrpn's Dresses I Ladies Dresses $a.uu & ?TBoys'~Suits .$5*98 "T :'B~ P'^eGftods'B V 'Mil I I IQc hGingham. p# yard 10c & I5c B i in ?__ _ , : . h 25c -B Menls Dress Shirts _ ,350c B l ni i in I ~ . 75cj Lot No. 3 ?1.19 I" Ladies* Middy Blouses'"' - B Values up to $1.49/ Sale . __g9c I 1 131 Washington Stre oeurjtel?wm"Srt^r~z :?- K"~ ' ^ . is hard at work i " Mr. A Hard Alston and. Prof. ..(J.* AV. . A; }l\ ,::.,clulrchHoward, \ motore(] to Hemingway1 to city. are attend-a picnic on Saturday* They W^crs m and*., reported a pleasant time andtJesiSof ^ only given all, plenty to eat. . ^ i A1 ] visiting''-Tllr. and i\lrs, Krnest Atkin- : "Tho Pal son at their palatial h&me .on Prince P loved. Tfli streetv . trust your best g Mr. Lawrence Dunmore left for fr'end? - ^ ???i^rw Vort- nn Tuesday r?vt?rnr?y 'n?> A-Cert;ijn young wrl 1 be gone only a few days. the friendship Qf a Mi/ Sammy Wilson, an old George- J10 thinks life is s townian is here visiting, after an ab- sPeaking freely j sence of tweivty-p^d ve^ys ix -According to II one of the leading tailors of Jackson- tloyles) the c viTnr~ Fla " be the logicaf-phti The following spent Sunday over ^ou ^on * have " at the famous Pawley Island resort: eer have ?otlle M+ss?Orilla?'Atkinson,? Messrs.?Rai- ^ 011 'hint. have?L? *1~ foi jj Brown and idiappelle ' Carolina (luh e tn Tlui boi and Dr. .W. S. Thompson. Colored people Mr. James Brownfield is home vre- tain young men ? iting?friends, after tt drmg?absence. -SUV4!-- more money Mr. Brownfield has licen living?in-"Ph the Kt " California for a^mmbev of yems. Dnn t vvntiy.,. be "As^ tokerr_oj^th c appreciation of- ^ -es h? 's ^asC ' ?hieaU-around help-and interest, thp 'n seconds flu 1 A. C. E. League of Bethel A. M. Pk ran it? out of "cnurch presented Rev. Benb.ow with -st-nfiuut?"'lenness. a handsome leather bound hand-bag called her from r on Sunday, Aug. 29th. . . _ _Z'le Tattler sa\ The. Youth Improvement. Club..mat, graduates doing r ZZZ: -dj?th^'homC of Mi<cT \rr.-i., v,.?, J,..~ a ling, ding a lir on Tuesday nip-lit Thn yUaqnq.R^mhl Everybody is r .C&rker _and Maria Fraser, hostesses, r^' (>u roll .your owi ~ T~ A. very -good meet i n& was j heM.?Ee-| y"wr ow^ ?? . frcshments were delicious. The Club - - ? Is planning to give the scion departing . L??. students a send-blX.; > -? KISSbA . The Georgetown District Sunday "Sehttfth-f?omnrnt1flTrlTTltt at' AlYdtWS on kyk?*la : . _ Wednesday and Thursday,. Aug. 18-19.' this vicinity and It was well attended and .very profi-|'n particular..we ' tifthll. ?- - '? {expression .to see Mrs. B'ertha Baxter Sawyer is home tor- thc Rev. W. again after her vacation spent ,m ' -'igMin: Rftor^bejn Columbia and other tdaees. t summer school, in The Business? Mcur'n? Club= met at! or niore weeks, : =?- ?the?home of Mr. CUftAri "Knoxon | most entirely cure Wednesday ^yyiung, ...The Gliiih ta pre i tlf >P""ch, Thiq ? paring to piucuie a?home?and do ! those-who Tcr many other great thintrs' ? ! before he went to Mrs. Marian Pgtfl. of Columbia jg j-tfielessTfs a fact spending a few days with her father j-Rev. Bowman Mr. J. A. Baxter. Mr E._. H. Paul, Creek in the mar was here aB?p Tor a few day^jSut. t in the afternor . business called hrnr bnek honie'T'iSf)-! wpTr "very inter< himbia, 5>. (J., where lie is running the ' spiritual food, a leading tailoring establishment of vent teg their feel "-j-?r*?that dty. .. ~'"hear "amens"- all Bethesda Baptist eihnrch is running When Rev. Bo' an excursion to Char leston oh Labor ' years ago, followi Day. Tickets are going fast. Buy 1 had served_us t ~, 1 WW aud avoid disappointment, j years; many thoi - -r". 9 ^ THE PALMS Bfiqi levy's 31 V ~ 7l* "f ' j mer Sale -r- - ., ? >ingun ^ . , - ? T-" ? | MEW'S fll TITS twt Buy one suit at the regular''price and get-the second one for _i_ Three Special Lots of Men's Suits^ T.nt No. 2 - ---I-ot No;3/ - S3.50 apt no. a .,... "'$6,5q -l? <r . i'??in' ?' i. 'i '1 " frames uress Hats ?7I jot tfo. 1 v - . ,50 ^ot- No. "2? ~~ r $1.0(T J.olNo:3,_ -1. ^ - y S3.98 Dept. Store ;et - Phone 7 567 ..... *. . - #. -*? In u'PwiPi'oonivn Ck*h- .nwin ftm tliiw lpl?gg. t'nu.i ?ttf chr'TTffi ti behalf of Bethel eials wCnl to the late iBishop^ Chap The young people pelle, hut the good Bishop- told- then exceptionally good "Bywman. is aft right, I am not goinj for the church of to move' him, ybu need a man dowi a chance. ' there able to take charge of tha PLKK. . . school?Bowman -is all right." Dr ard?a?young?man?I.ogan, wliu. was presiding elder then 1 1 loved stole the told the people that Re v. Owens tool o .bach Don't ever all.their religion with them, but th irl with your best longer Rev. Bowmon stayed, the bet . .. ter the people like him;, and,to da; ; manroally. values he is 'one- of the most popular p.is certain young lady, t,,i\s in the Lancaster district. TK i.weeter since she is people.r,se'em to idolize hijn - as igain. ^ . preacher?and now the people ar ighmarket St. (not say-ing: ''He is the hOst all round" ma hair"arm "seemS to they have "ever had.. "I . re-for him-to sit'l - - A tornado cntiie thrw-J^re agai to be ?r~gaod dan- last March, blew down. *thcsi8hUrc s of girls. In fact and the parsonagQ got blp'pt upiYTh i_dancalat all. In- people in -ewwal?wwy. ougn. an(j down-hearted. Some said: "Mi in?general and ceir- Creek 4s gone now, being blown dow in particular would twice in three -years."**?But cfur iittl ?n iney-couiu not-t-pastm-^ thru the inllUOnOe of the prt omach. I .siding elder and bishop got one hur is nn his.way hnrk died dollar:-, TromRric Chimb C.Uci hie*" ran- the pgntury, _sioii Society, Jhc -pastor soon lei t-ht school arid he for Chicago but arranged with town. Someone is lumber firm in Columbia tV> let" th ?e, why hast thou;;, officials .have all the lumber the n?.t" _ needed and pay this falb It's a fe' v one- of the recent preachers who can go oil" on a vget nnch shopping, ding Lion and tin- hiinlter" dealers lot h: ?: ?; ollieials have hundreds oT dollai ending the Leader, wort b?nf materials without?note < i. 'Are-you reading money. So we are planning to rais several hundred dollars the third ^Sui t ?-? j-fi'.vuTu'i u to help us. ~ XD- XOl ES. Tho revival 'at the Baptist""cliurc wjll begin Sunday~rright. Rev. Gree ?34k?poi^)le iiv the^pasxor >vith his officials arc plar Mill Creek churelv -tt>?pTTVtr-Sntrin o mighty 'jchtfsi ire pleased bcy-ond- ?Visitors tf, our chftriTh~ Sunday tve? and hear. their pas.-, Mr.?jpajdi. Mrs. Williams, Sister ...Lit R. Bowman preach zie Kennedy, Henrietta West and ig away attending few from Columbia! Come' agan Chicago, 111., seven yon are. welcome. returning to us~alf ~~Kcv. A. Walker It. V t?vl?,V~~J"n xl of hlik Impediment' Miss Ne(] Lewis will leave Thursda ii^iniLJilui-aj diuiaai--foi Wi'iiuoiwn m mwiii urn uinrrn iew~how he talkCTf Ten' District rffilvi'M Inn Chicago'hut never- Brother -Kike Epps made a ,gret speech Sunday at Mill Creeks advis preached at Mill jng the neople ~Fiow to livA and h<v ning and Rock Hill to treat, preachers. >n. Both sermons phitlrt Myers, Reporter. ?sting and ftrll ~of ' - " s the people gave ings and you could " K 1NG VH.I.F. NEWS wpian came here 3 The farmers nf thie ng Rev: Owens^ who now very busy as the harvesting lim icceptably? for five has begun for cotton crops. aght .he wasn't the The crops were damaged semewhs ??iMM?,mm r X v % . j\ ^ * * TTO LEADER t jby the hail storm Friday night. Sunday night,'August 22, marked the close ^ successful revival meet|rng at~Mt. Olive Baptist Church. The entire church was filled with a real revival spirit. During the-meeting ; 34 eonfes^-<3hrie%_Mt.?Olive welcomes her new members and is bid ding them God's speed. The Builders' Club /nembers are busy soliciting for i*he.ehuich. ~ Mire.' Emr#a Cope who has b^bn ill left .-for Asheville Tuesday' for her 1 health. She reports that she is doing ! nicely.. spending a few days at the; home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Finch with their daughter, Lizzie;~ 7 "* ? Supt. George Wilson is convalescing nicely at present. ; REEDER POINT NEWS ^ ' Sunday at 8 p. m. Rev. Frank 0 A. Robinson, president, presiding. Re^ -ports. -Recess. U Friday evening 8:30, the educational ^sermon was delivered by Rev. J. E. e Dixon. "Rally. Mizpah. rrj?Saturday morning 9:30?the?Mis- - sionary program was continued. The ri_ District?president gave her?twmuaiaddress. Then followed the election a of" oflleers for 192G?gv which lollows"f ? Mr. Martha"McCool, President, Union; yl'Miss Allene Craig, Secretary, Spar'tanburg; Mrs. R. J. Moore, Treasurer, 1 VVinnsaoro; Mrs. Isabelle Young, Jus venile President, lrmo;-Miss AHyn V. ? Nicholas, Secretary, Union; Miss Gra. rr eie Martin. Treasurer. .Tenkfnsville: . ' A rising vote of thanks was ten^4sr?d the retiring president for the ?ristratlon, by the convention. With -I - nnicK WAG Via** roointnof lo? n "v* 6""""" ?V i cepted. * n ; ' , tIteT.JViaitin ami his mefflbcrg~'roy-p ally entertained the members-of the rfi Convention and Institute. ?| St. Peter's A. M. E. Church. Jen* a RTnsVille, iievTT. S. Young, pastor, was --j voted for the place of the next-meet-' [ ing. ' . ?? j T^^ustne^s tff f,he Institute and Convention was conducted so- fchat* .nvi' h;yd success spiritually nnri fimmr i rially.. .1 Miss Allyn V. Nicholas, Reporter. It I . ' . - ?? .TJboxing is aid to or id men SAYS MADDEN - Special To The Palmetto Leader. "* Cornell Univ.,.- Ithaca, N." Y.?CT - Webster Madden, former jCO&rfl -Jkf~ Booker Washington High School, Co'o "lumbia, S. C., says that he is going ?1 to .put boxing in hig football coachi. Jng because he thinks that boxing it makes for quick thinking. It brings - Young preached a very interesting J.sermon. His text wa? found in Il^or. ,4>To whom ye fprgive anything?! forgivc also; for if I forgivo anything to . I whom I forgive it, for your sake forgive it tn.thG person of Christ? | Monday night there was a bener ricial concert given by the mebers of the League? "Some of the" pleasing thing's were a quartette by Misses Mc|Coy, Williams, Andrews and' Pinck-' nev. Ono ^rnigfhjr's .solactiono by ! Pinckneyj also by "Mr. Lujeam McCoy. A nice sum of money was raised. Miss R$sa L. Pinckney left Wednes tiny for the Sunday School Convention j Miss Bates has returned home from t-Tefmessee? on- a saj occasion^ - Hersister won buwc<?-Sunday -at 1 p. m. Th, Avthurto.wn. ?r r t~r~ \YLV>rSBORO S. ' S. INSTITUTE AND MISSIONARY-CONVENTION CLOSESR GRAN1| SESSION | Bookman? S. C.?The Sunday School" Institute- and Missionary Convention of the Winnsbuiu District thsrCo' lumbia Annual Conference, has just closed a grand session held in Cedar Creek A. M. E:-Church; Rt'V. J. S.~ : Martin, pastor. * j. At ty;30 Thursday morning" the presiding elder, L. F. Vance, delivered a powerful sermon in hi^ usual manner. The Convention was called to order by the' presidmg elder and organized for work. 1 < 4 Mrs. I. II. Alston was elected.secretary; Miss Hazel Clark', alTsisfant se^ crcatry. After-the election of officers jiind . the 'appointing?of?commitTccs, *jithe reports frotp the stations and cir-" - '"tiuiu.-l'ullu-n nl. " _| Thursday afternoon at 3:30, the sesI | sion was - gi ven fo paper and-diseus, sions. Rev.- R. I. LeTTTons" made a II splendid talk on the subjoct: "Is Evo 11 iution out of Harmony With the Bi- I hie?" A heater discussion followed. L The reports were continued. j.' Thursday evening at 8:30, the Ang nual sermon was delivered by Rev. J. _! A. Bureh. The memFers of the Instiy tut'C and Convention yrere welcomed by _, the pas^Pft^Rey: J. 3. Martin, and~apv imiutees.?jfflTerihg., Mizpah:? a Friday meaning 'was a busy session 0, given to discussiops .and papers of ,J various subjects, which were 'l)ene?fieiaFto alR?7"~T ?---?? Friday afternoon , 3:30, the Mwj^sionary program began with Miss A. - g nair culture, racial massaging, I / MMES. L^ES. HOL I I. S. Leevy'rDei 1131 Washington Street, I Wilsel I (M|rl 118 Hap iBF COLUI Wholesale Dealer ;; Findings, Harness,^ Wholesaled ?r Auto Top Manufacti | what you want to _ B Y s , v want to Sell. ? ?r" ~ 1 - JOB-PR Our Job Departmei all modern maqhiner ' ft ? ? : sr to work with speed ? us a trial. Special atte x* ? . g . . 'ft ,X**X**'*>!UX**X>,X*'X**X,'X' I'. - Who Wt put the value pf fil m foot ball .-so that- .s .one is properly ' balanced, whether h going forward, backwards ^qr to the side. r ^ . * ! ii It* develops 'quickness of the eye a ajjcl-judgouient af <lis;i:no-<? mid both . play an important pari ' hinlc :V. ,0, play an important part in the game' of "foot ball. To see when the -head > ?n : ^ ; * is dizzy and to know what to do is | something-evcry foottraft-phryur must"' ^ learn liefore^lia can "hope To gut any-^ where. It is. the man who can think and act accordingly when his brain is i' doing a "Charleston", .ivlm <-,nly *' take care?of himself, but of an opponent. . . p So what better preparation could ~ a .football player have than to -take? up boxing? Not the. tap and dance (*twff?where every nniaele follows the direction of. the mind on. the instance. ^ How many men do you know who have keen brains and" have made ? sue. cessof life in varlPUs ways, who can j] think and act on the spiirof theTffom-, ent and nine chances out "of ten-'do the r right thing??It takes brains to do" . that. The art of cross-stepping ,is|n not; to be vighted over as = ? in-nin^l^ tive move on the part \>f the player. I It is a science. Outsmarting the ntkav fellow iPipiirfs inti-Hifpuuir.- I In the heat of boxing when the: p punches are flying thick and fast, it | takes brains to think and do the right i 0 thing.^ One nustake .: |, jrftikc?before^ his own quarterback has-j poihte'd^ the way; Then there is the t_t man before him, lie tbo'has figured to take ^is man out of play. A crasKLv -and--the ^inatJi of h'odle.s as the imeftj meet" What happens? -The man-who s hHH gtoht1 ^hrougn uiu mill and 'k'lloWs ^ whi.t t? jr. j.ha haad i>- rinfrinir | and the puls'es ale throbbing does not 'hesitate but goes through with his j planed charge or acts on the instant j and accomplishes the same results even though 'he had -to- change- his J g plans. " ? ??f* That is hca(] work. And th?\t isjh football training. Not that" the men h are going to use certain pokes on the j f train their minds tp"tKlnk. ii ?No real guy will "punch a man on the it _ V J/ * *' n --V* . "JLt.'-L' IP. L- * -'HJJ.'l'1' kJ.' * 1 ? [[[ l * K > Saturday, September 4,1926. ni 1,1 1 e lty onop 8 , Manicuring, Hair Bobbing _ _J_ ISTON & DENDY > | aartment Store ; Columbia, S. C. * . kV. Martin | nplon Avenue MBIA, S. C. in Leather, SHt>e | saddles, tc?? Nde Buyer . -jurer. Let us know j; illy and what you | INTING . V % ' . " ?.* nt is.equipped with " J,1 which enables us ?--inrl arrnt'ary Ciivp intion to mailorders *1* * * * * ?% % *\ >*? ||? 'I' ?{ ?^n|> IF Help ? ' " -I? : ?^???. -' . ? . "X .?eserving YQupg., Poe11 ..utlrer 'Oetavious Gadson." an in } tc of 'h local-Manita! iuni.has whi-.K iJ a liook of Poems. He-hag sho\yn?j? mlwrfnl?inhibition?and will power A ??^ preparing these pdems, as most *t* his writings was done-while con-" i ? . , , V r^r" :u ix) oeu. . . ib hopes, so he say^, to write his ?|* lie acros's'fhe^fair*skies of the Li- *t* nry WojsjlU. b^fire?.ho embarks on ^ tinptnfjg juUlhify.J ' vV ~ Iveryone who reads this should pro- !? # e ulie 'tif lila books, ana snow ap- % ' V cialion to a youjig^J2pot1_whi2_ has ! \ u.,handicapped by. ill-health in his .j. > Tc. The" jince ofTheTJoblcTs 25c, by X. il .".Oc. For sale at The Palmetto*!* r tdev ollico, l.'l lO Assembly Street, { unlhtn, S?,^-?? " t-r?; X X?*X.*X"X"X?X"X~X?X"X~X~X.?>* ly anil the lieUrr he cun box^tbe le*??? e is?apt to, . ?1 ??7-7: 7?? ranv suggesting that other coaches se boxing in their football training nd see' what they think of it. .Clinton Locals JVIonjiay. moming_ A.ng._3Qth_ the. _ it'll?Street' High Sehwd-opened her l' oors with eleven Ijraehers and quite J~; crowd) of-students. Prof. Johnson gain THTlTci'nal. .Also Rothel nrhnol pened with a host of students and lisses Jilazie Vivian Young, princu" al and Edna Adair, assistant teachr. . , .. * ' Miss Adair just returnecLSaturday rm Asheville, N. C. . , ' .. "TiTsirrherFlTcasley and.children are 01110 from Washington, p. (7 7 Mrs.Emma. Young .left for Ashe-* WlV-IV. *... M oh (jay 011 account ot the llness of her HjinrrHtnv Mr. Billie Meadoyrs-. formerly of ' I ennTfTv^of "PWladSpttirf icd at his home la.st weak) His" re^~ 1M&B were brought to Clinton and dd lo'res't in ihe isaptist cemetery. Iiev. Ii. H. Miller preached forV'the j inrninp- s..rvirp nt Frionduhip vand? ^ lev. N". II. McCIIntoc filled the pulit for the night.- <".** The S. S. Convention held at BethffiECly attended and enjoyed,?"TTT.3jp Miv-and Mrs. George-Ferguson left ^ tst- "Tuesday for Loraine, Ohio. .MiSiT Luta Mae~T,illTwood is still on he mend. Mr. fLumdii Young 4s?improving ?Ar? ery sloodyr ? . ?? ~TF~ was reported that the" church ervices were gopd ?dL_djifc. K?ndny _ r ^ ^ ... ' The Mt. Zioit .Church is now in the' reatest inouting-nf its history* hole of limilli Carolina'lA invned "to y ' oarthis man of God nrpaph thiti mnni. ??' ?- . -J* The Rev. St. hlmo Means Of Coliimia, S. O., is a master mind; let all he State hear him this week. The strong KTen of the world are fal- __ ~ ng at every service. The ReV. Means i preaching.