The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 11, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 7
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1?Saturday, September 11., 1926.
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Locals Am
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Mrs. Mary .Ford returned to 4he4
Pltv off o* <* ?~1 ?? ? ? ? ' 1
?mvti d)jciiuiiik a pieuttuni vaca- i
... .tionjn-ABhflviljfrr-N. C. -
s Mrs4 Annie Lomas and Miss Inez 1
0. B. Mangum spent a few days in
Newberry last ,week visiting relatives
and friends. *
Mr. Ulyseqs Giliam who ha's been '
" opendlrig the^summer in. Buie's Creek,
-r-~. C., returned to the city Suriday (
morning. V- j -; ; . ,{
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Mr. Willie Mangum rof New York 1
p. City, formerly of Columbia Is spend- 1
"; fhg two weeks in the city visiting rel- 1
~_T". atives and friends.
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Mrs. Precious Douglass^Ieft Tues- j
=?day for her homo in Charlotte, N. C.
after a stay of.threfi weeks with her (
-Miss Lois E. Henry left the City- (
' Wednesday for Chester, where she (
will resume her duties as a teacher
hrthe Chester Graded Schoolf r?
- Mrs. Annie -Davis of Rnnko* Wach. ^
ington Heights has returned from a (
. visit tp^her sisterrMrs- Mattie But- ,
ler; 219 E. Clay St. Richmond, VaT j]
Mfr-wKh-Mrs. D R sn.Hr..- Ton fnr j
%, ?.iiew York, Phila.yjand Atlantic City {.^
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Lewie and grandchildren. <
Miss Mattie Lindsay, daughter of
Mr. and.. Mrs.,. A. B. Lindsay^ after ' '
Mrs. Birdie Glover of No. 2 Rushing 1
St., Jacksonville, Fla.,is back home to .
the delight of relatives and friends. ji
Mr. P: L. Green, Grand Secretary ,(
and Mr. TVH. Pinekney. Grand MasV^
ter of York Right- Masons were in J
?- the -City- thly week on maters per-"!1
progreoBivo men?hr-this and other'!
secret organizations ;of the Sjtate. !
Mr! and, Mjs^.R->-B^ BalfcHnore. -for--r
" merly of this city, .but now living ini,
' Cleveland, Ohio, were in the city this j
week.?They niuluit'll h flOlll OHIO '
in their Hupmobile." Before going ;
"T~ bacR, they will visit-places-4n-this '
State, Georgia and Florida.- They are [!
doing well in their adopted home.
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iuiih-uuiM utnu&Hy, aaugnter-m-iaw?
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lindsay and (
?this city and her little: baby, Clarence |
Fisher, "who -spent 2- ^eeks in the
^ city, the guest of relatives and frionda :
returned to her home, in .Detroit, Mich.!
last Monday Mva T.inHany in fhn
wife of Mr. Holmes H. Lindsay, a
native of Columbia, but now of Detroit I
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Mr. Herbert E. Reeder, ilOO Gregg!
' Street has returned to the city after
spending'several weeks in Richmond,
he received much praise .from the
?musie lovers?of that*, city and alsoT
played with the famous Hardy Brothers
Orchestra in which he was. a fayI
orite. _?v; . . . - -?,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lewie and
... grandchildren,- Harriett, Doiris and j
Patricia .Good^ffri, left for Washing- ,
ZHiion, D. C. and all- points-Norths Little
Misses Harriett and Doris will (
?1 spend ttrcr winter with their-aunts,
; Mrs. Thelma--Waula and Rhoda-Mae--]
.Jones" in Baltimore and Washington. ;
Little Miss Patricia will return with j
her grandparents."-^^ " " {
Mrs. Susie NuwiJl-.Juh.MBOn is in the 1
city, to see her three children who
live with her mother on Gadsden St. ~<
_and other relatives and fyiends. Bhe 1
Will be in the citSTTor several days. 1
She opcnt her vacation Tn "New York :
and will leave here ,Jor Jacksonville,
Fla. to resume work with the Shaw
-Undertaking-Establishment-. j
'Misajlaria Tnr-kf"- fiaflti n"- =!
vais Street, entertained quite a num
b'er of her'frineds of the younger so1
ciabset, last Thursday evening, honoring
her cousin, Mrs. Mary, Frances
Smith, of Greenwoods Quite an ^ir- |
joyable evening wa sspent by those .<
present. A delicious course of ices ]
was served. __ - . J
t'ro/T A. W. Mifiholtinn, PrpaiHont
BettiA Academy, Trenton, S. C., and
his son, Mr. William Nicholson, were
- V?m the city this wBi?h"on' malll'fa {V(!r~~
son says the outlook for the school i
for the coming session bids fair to i
surpass all former years in atten- .
dance. , ? ? _ _ ?' '<
Miss Charity Mande let the city f6r ;
Tamp^ Fla., Thursday to resume her 1
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?Mr-.-J.-M. Dinkins and little darogh^
ter, Edna Earl, visited his sister, Mrs.
C.^. Sept. lst~to 3rd and had a Very
enjoyable trip and anomg the many
friends eof Mrs. Carter visited; were:
Mrs. Walker, Mr, and Mrs. Loney
Byrd, Mr.^and Mrs. Moore and Mr,
Thursday night gave, a vary excellent
reception after, which ? very melodious
melody was played by Mrs. B. J.
Campbell,, pianist and Mr. George H.
Carter, saxophonist. We very much
regret our short stav, but we shall
ilways remember those who were so
kind to us.
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BVBRETTE ENTERTAINS
r WITl? A LAWN PARTY I
One pf the outstanding-social events'
>f the season was the Lawn Party
^enin-hrmrrry mid Mis Wiljam
Champion at the palatial resf^"
lence" of Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Everette
m.Pine Street. The lawn was briliantly
and beautifully adorned with"
ihaded Tights. in many colors, a-dozenjrTnOre^
tables .were placed for cards
>n the lawn. Potted ferns farmed a
nrcle-where puch was served thruout
;he evening- by a number of young:
ladies- ?The Ajax Orchoi tra?furn
shed music and dancing-was^ in pro-1
Tress on the spacious porch surround
;<i by pulled plants and soit ligFgal
\ delicious ice course was served.
Those present were: Mr! and Mrs.
William Champion, Mrs. Rosa Chamaion,
Mrs. Henry .Champion, Jr.; Mrs.
Mary Lou Bell, Mrs. Nellie^Rl*?Frlned.
Mis&eg-4aHBe~~3onesrAddie
kelson, Myrtle Stephenson,jCatherine
Mack, Charity and JEvelyn Mance,
Jennie Mae Champion, Geneva CornA/oll,
nenovievn Vi.wnni-, pnth, Kd'fh
md Marjorie Butler, Louise Martin
)f Charlotte, Miss Johnson of Aiken,
Dr .and Mrs. N. A. Jenkins, Dr. and
Mrs. Tracy Walton, Dr. Daniels, Dr.
J. J. (Jhampion, Mr. Marshall, Mr.
Willis Johnson; Mr. and Mrs; H Baum?ardner,
Miss Mayme Walts, Mr. and
Mrs. Brown, Miss Kirklandhaf WashFork
City,-M re.-Sally- Mack: Mr. and
BOARD AKD LODGING
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See Mrs. E. M. Ferguson before you
?et a place to spend your school term.
Good food and. a comfortable, quiet
place to sleep. $10.00 per month.
Mrs. E. M. Ferguson, 1022 Pendleton
Street, Cnlnmhin <1 C
NOTICE
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TITS ReV. IT CT EewTsj Presiding
Elder of the CoIumbia District of the
V. M. E~ Church. will nreach a snecail
iermon at Bethel A. M*. E. Church the
?rd Sunday in the winnt.h All Chur*hes
are Cordially invited t0 be present
and Jve want the entire membership-of
Jones Chapel to come to
Bethel that Sunday afternoon at 3
Mrs. Wakefield, Dr. D. K. Jenkins;
Mrs.-Pryor, Mrs." M. L. King, Mrs. I.
S. LaavUy. Mrs. Bloolioiy Mins .lohnnoi*Bryant
Winthrop, Miss Lillian Watts
Mrs. F. K. ButltJ, Mrs. Vincent, Mra.
Sor nwell,_ Mrs. Mae Dannelley,-Miss
Ruth Collins, Mrs. Stephenson.
MJ8U?AND" MRsT J. B. LEWIE
HAS RECEPTION IN HONOR OP
MR. AND MRS. WM. CHAMPION
Mr. and _Mrs._J. _B. Lewie- enterained
with a reception in,honor of
VIr. and Mrs. William Champion on
ast Thursday nij^ht. The house was
beautifully .decorated with potted
pl^ts^and^ t^^flcwer^s.^^ The^ p^nch
iew?s-Jwhieh?made an attractive seting.
About a hundred guests called
nrougjiout- the - evening. The gifts
were fllimerous and use?ul. showing
he high esteem of the young couple."
A. musical program was rendered.
Miss Marjorie Butler sang "Because."
Dr.-Tra^y Walton sang "At Dawning"
tnd Mrs. Margaret Smith, a- solo, j.
'Marchetta." Each were accompan-1
ied on the piano by Miss Genevieve +
Vincent. who alsr> played several I
instrumental selections. 'Mu^lc was I
>1bo furniohod by Henry fitai'ha. 1
A" delicious course of cream and
rake was served. .v. < "
-.M*. Eva -Lewlc^Champfon graduSTed
irom MyTtiria'- Minor? Normal,
Washington, D. C. in June;* she is also 1
i graduate of Benedict College and j
i talented musician. She has accep-j
ted the position of teaching English
n the Jackson High School in Camden
Mr. Champion is a successful lirnsed
undertaker in Camden With the
firm of "Champidn ^irid Haile." We
wish this couple a safe and happy
joyrney oyer life's .matrimonial seas.
The out-of7town guests were: l^iss
Louise Martin of Charlotte, Miss
fohnstgrrnf~Atkett. Messrs A ^fnvar
Mack Wolfe and"Dr.-Thomas of CamIrn
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TJIE ROYAL FOmSETTAS GIVE
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By Andrew Boulware
The Royal Poinsettas gave an inltial
dance Thursday evening, Sept. 2,
at the Odd Fellows'. Panging Academy
The affair lasted frorti i)p. m. until 1
a. m.?About 17& merry makersdid
justice to the music furnished by the
Collegiate Serenaders, muter the di^
rection of Mr. Ed. Archer. You phouidhave
heard them play.*
TKio flffiiir n-unuroTI'tr
0 6?-..v.aiijr .TjYcarwilljg, vv 03
l?ood, but there was room for improvement;
there were some things
that-were not necessary sdch as unnecessary
visits out into the streets,
crowding the hall entrance, turning
out the lights during the process of
~a dance and laughing Tn" a~hoisterous
manner. LetyUg refrain ' from such
conduct. Tl^e merpbers of the Clnl>
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BENEDICT COLLEGE CLUB MEET
An interesting meeting of the B. C.
Club was held last Tuesday evening
in Carnegie Library, Benedict College.
fc: BOCkCtr was carried out with?a
few changes due to some appearing
on program thinking it had been posW
poned. ?
The Spirits"/ played th^r parts
well and-^gave tu jhc BChetKct Club"
much Aspiration. Those represent
ing ineir scnoois were: Miss AV?A.
Nelson, R. N., Tuskegee; Mrs. R. McKim,
Hampton; Dr. P. P. Watson,
^JLnColn. As one sat and listened to
theke graduates of their respective
schools portray the spirit of their
graduates to their Alma Mater in
deeds, the Benedictites caught a new
viBiirn nf what Baimlin urn liu with"
the boosting- from the graduates as
put over by these speakers.
?'From now on the Club's slogan will
be: "To Talk Benedict in Season and
Uut of Season; collectively and individuaJly."
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apd from the depths of his proud
heart gave JU?r-much-=W^fae?t on. . He
informed ug ~ that, a goodly?number
of the- gradu a tes~heTe7~theYe and yonder
of Benedict, are doing much for
their Alma Matgr?tkat wa wera not
aware of, and our hearts were made
glad. - He iris^-gave out" nTuch" inforination-,
coildSrnihg the* coming school
term. When he said he was expecting
a record-breaking attendance this
year Vve realized then that our Alma
1VIaTer" w$fs-teing recognized more and
more for1 its thorough preparation and;
as Her "stock goes up irT the estimation
of th'e populace so do we as by-products.
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Now that the summer is over we
are hoping that all graduates, espe-j
-eiaRy-and fiiends tuu, will cunu^outr
to our meeting7~~which are held on
each month. Come and you wilLcome
again for our meetings are lacking in '
interest and pep. Again we extend
you" a cordial welroYhe and invite y6u 1
to become a "Booster" for Benedict.
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listed at $25 00. Each book
% 55- 16x71-8* I fT2 inches -Total
over 111,00 pa'ges, , Entire work
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A us to sail this wondsrfol?sot by?
this "Prince of Expositors" and
"King of Preachers" at tf^e very
attractive price of SI7.SO'.
T
J lo encourage every pastor to own
these expositions we go one step
further - and include Macjaren's
"three volume rer of Psalms [$4750[ "
to th ose who will pay cash. \
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STATE COLLEGE^ HEAD TAKES
VACATION
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Orangeburg, Sept.' 8-^-ProslJgn^'H.
Sr~TVilkinson, of State" College, is
taking his customary eaViy fall Vacation
in the East.' He will be away
until near the opening of the college,
September 22nd, visiting points oT
j interest including Philadelphia, New
^York City and Boston. Dr. 'Wilkinson*
^on -states thar aecordtjrg to applied-"
-trons accepted the ^College will hove"
a larger enrollment than ever this
fall, ana prospects, for .a. very successfu
year are bright. Several members
of .State College faculty attended
summer sessions at Harvard; Columbia,
Cornell,"Chicago and the \jniversity
of Michigan. \Vork on the new
Agricultural and "Home Economicsbuilding
will be started .this full,
??4AIKEN NF.WS 4?By
Evetta Jones)
Sunday Sept. 5th the. services at
Second Baptist Church were ..vary?uw
spiring and helpful'. The Slinday
School-was greatly interfered with"
by?the--rain,- but Supt. A-r~ M. Perry
was at his post with many qf his cb-,
workers! The lesson was splendidly'
taught~4fi the different classes and
A grgsLj;evivai meeting oh going-??nat
Second. Baptist Church and wo
-hope as,a" result of th'is meeting many
souls will be saved for "Christ's Kingdom.
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MondaV the T.ah'o'r Day program
ancT Barbecue was a. grand success.
The addresses'by Messrs. M. H. Har*
rison, David Scott, Sylvti.st.pr .lestice,
OrHlghtower. Rev -E .! ami
Prof. A. W. Nicholson, deserve special
monlinn ."TV, t> C. * tir. V,
ivi.vtvu. X yj a ao ic 11 tu r IUIJ n, V> , INIirhulsun
tplk one^ can't netp_but bccome
aware of bis sympathetic under^standing
of other people's' frailtiesand
^his love for humanity.
JLhe Friendship Sunday School Conventioh
was held "at" FrinedshTp Baptist
Church Saturday. Sent 4th-5th.
Rev. B. Dorch, president. TKe musicai-literary-prngfSm
rendered on Sat
Vtday-.. evening by--repjcj^nty II VIM
ftum the various Sunday Schools was
good. The reading by the Misses R.
Holley, ~M. E. Hickson, R. Marshall,
E, j* 1? I lii, Mini'i faWBtBg^tTTTTTTTT
son, \ Alpha Thompson! instrumental)
MessV's. "1. lJ. Hammond.-Jx^-44e>ffa-u~-mental),
M. Johnson, C>. E. Ham- .
mond, (violin duct). P. A. and hau^
-tra Gowdy (duet), Avdre espocrnlly
gOOd. ? . . ' ,
Sunday Rev. J. W. Miles, pastor of
Second Baptist Church preached fhe
Missionary Sermon. Text Psa. 72<17r
"His name shall endure forever, etc."?
Biihject:?"Eternal Nwins" The gist
of this powerful sermon was'that religion
is sanctified by His name.?The?
hohor ot nis name shall endure for-differences
iViight be in many heads"
regarding it. Kingdoms may rise
and ~fdfl~"5ut HTs name shall endure
forcvoE.? j - T
I feel that each represent :iil v?.
away feeling that much?good had
io- secure this "Invaluable ^
Treasure" at the very low- X '
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tnr $17-50. plonm wrnt mo the?
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order today. Please note that
awompladietl,- much inspiratro"nJ
rnmrrt for future work ill thg >ev^
RtuT .Sunday Schools. : ' j
I ,i U.ew. A.?U.Hill,' the'beloved pu?-i
of-Un* .chinch int i i
H. .J. .^wllvvai~nro prmcinal<ciect bf'
Stornr Branch Academy -and he in
.Uan asured- the Convention <hat he
is' Vel'V j 111 I'l-iiwl << ) in 'lln. n-r.'.-l. .....]
jyill do all within his power to putT
i over .the educational plagium at
Stomp i'lSl a tidi -Academy -this -ttchotd
ih-evitigr7-. ~ _
Mr. and Mrv-. -G. M. H ick soil and
<;h'i Id re n. Missis^ lips a. -M lirv "K., Mr.
Franklin, together wit-h Profundi Mrs.
It. ' L. lliekson, als() -Mis* KlTerj Chavist,
\yerp the wcek.-end guests of Mrs.
S;. Patterson.
Miss \ iola Xiehelsrm.?daughter of
Prof. - and Mrs. A. \V. X'iehoKbii^ts.
spending her .vafaiioiV 'iii the City ;e
guosi ..f her sister. Miv.^ ttVav.?'l
fie^.ukiny _4d4e n dso f- M rs. I.. U.
M'.t'i- will lie glial to learn that she
_ IJi. ( . e. .Johns"?7rr and family spent
la?! Snndiiy in Cnl'innl,;-.,
daughter, Mary .1-eame Iuhiic ?with '*
thcjn -aftor having 'spent a very
pleasant Ti.-fT with her friend, Miss
;.M.-llQtkr ' toun
mi, |j.tbur. liay a giost i.f Mr .
and M/*. Jacob Eubank^ Columbia.
ie Willi;V'ni*?had? as -his?;
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Kuusl for the? Week-ond. tHrce class "T7"
"maxes ti'WH- Atlantiti_(Jar7 -
Mr. A. B. McGhee and nephew, Mr.
KoU'rt Child* motored tp Sumter, an<f "
Ml> Gcrtriwlp FiihnJwT^n^? =
the" (kdijfht of her jpnarry* friemls after ?
a wrj pleasant .sthy in?<?olmphm T" ' ' the
eucst of Mrs. A. B Kuhiinks.
IJr.c. Jfihnfflft Has. just purchased
a new ] :'2Hjn?deI Bui'ek sedan.
A tittLlc-jKilace T>n whocls. ?
jJg^iTTM. /v,- ''11 is on tl n iuh n ?
'iiln aiti-i n vnny . ploarunt trip.-rrr -r?
Hu^N'oi th. During hVs-.Jtwo weeks' .. '
lay" 'In- ' visit,.-,j .New Yc^k C.iy 8,.?|
Philartt'lpfiia. ; , -.
. Mrs. Cordelia. StonCy-Jones after a
very .pleasant -vi&it here'as the guest <
of her sister, Mi's. Jlistn.eJ Jacksnn,^ '
has rteurneil tu^ her home iji Ss-rhter, ~
Mrs. E-sthur i\I..'Brooks,.is back in
th.e. eity after a' very pleasant stay in . '
a nil frienrls':^ r?; 7" e* ; ; ;
'i he Aiken Ciiants-The Columbia
Af-yrt f?rtiln_hml their- s'tiennvl game- '
jTrgitsel .tjPlTiur.s^ny.
emnJirrftnW A. M. K. * r.urHi has
ju.-t do. ed. it?grand revival meeting. ~ ~?
ATble . s"rnio>;v \M-nre preached' )>y va- .
rioim out- ul town preach*^ ?
1 ite A inerican' Woodmen of .South.
CuTTilTna .mil Georgia-had a iK^es^l ' ~
^'t1 1 >i i'?ul koiiMC! Ha.-e?.Hall1?I'.'ll'k, ~
rr flnyv.Mie day was-a complete * *
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