The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 18, 1926, Page SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, September 18, 1926
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^ I . Locals Anc
Will 0 hi
- ' Mrr W'TItSto JTnvin ami hfrMVnr Mr
Wash Davis, of Asheville, N. C. were i
-wv^the city last-week., ." r
Mrs. Jfthie*-.Coyan of Cincinnatti,
wus the city,..visiting' her 8iss
tor,-Mrs. "Daisy Smith, of 1314 ffaftlen 1
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Mrs. Eli/.a Bohham. jif.'.Baltimore*. _l
?M (.1 ,?in visiting hur mother,?
' Agnes McKnight of 1314 Harden St.
_ Mrs. 14: E.Calhoun. E. F*. Jr.r amf~j
home after -pending two weeks in ,|
\ "Asheville and. Greenville, N. C. They
report u pleasant stay-in the moun-'
- tains. fie ' t
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? 1? Miss Francis JeneroUe, who teaches. <
at Wilson Iliirh Seholo. Florence.-lcft r
the city Saturday to resume her work.!
/ Little Lena, the daughter of Mr. v
| rived this week to resume her Studies.
It is hoped tjiat she will have a -su?-L
Mi$s Frankie Hull alter spending ~
the summer in Various Ohio cities
returned to the city last Saturday. 7|
Prof, and i\lrs. Win. Washington uf ~
^ Denmark, were the~tmusp quests?of ,
Miss Lou George on Gervais Street
last week.
Mrs. B. C. Games, flttO -OmmavSUTj
entertainefl-Wltfr !T"lovgty dinner last f
Fri4ay_hon(iring_Mrs, Wm. Washing- j
on of_Denmark, and her husband, Mr.
E. C: Garnes, who. has been sunrmer- ^
thp rmrantnins. ;? -
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Rev. J. C' Dunbar of Charleston,
?an mtn'ontiing wimmun ^
at Nazareth Baptist Chmrli on Wed- nesday.
night.. " r ==
? ftlra. Jennie -hV-Keel of Rhite^-ar^rived,
in the citv Sunday to he ^vith $
her father who is somewhat indisposed.'
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Miss Bertha Bouknight after spend- 1
ing six \Veeks in various Northern 1
"cties,-returned to tho city tasT week f
looking the picture of -health; -? 1
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Miss Mary Ray Saxon, after spend- ?
ing the summer at the dJniv. of
: eagu, returned home lunt Thursday. --w-.
'k
, v . MTss Trad el 1'orter ofDecatur," III., <
ha^retyrned to the cty to resuYrie her i
poisition 'as instructor, of music at h
r?Feh?aiat"C&ntfae.- V : ~ ~ t
-cessfnt sehoofr term. ?T
Mr. J. T. W. Mrmsr~wlnr hrts been ^
vacationing iiv. Asbury Perk, . N.- J.
has returned to~Athmr- University,
where lie will resume his studies. 1 j
HI me. Denlcy has returned lo1 the'*
City after spending a few wecIni_mLth-; "her
parents and friends at -Darlington. I
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Hliss Emma .Stewart, alter spending :
the weelf in the City., liar, returned"-^
> home to Orangeburg.
Misses Kutlr^and Beatrice Collins j
and. ErlirttrrGoff are^a?~horrie agairrpj
after spending the summer in Ashe- %
~^ZT . ville,. N.' C. ,
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?-* Me?;?FA lie!?Fh?Greene and sister,']
~ Mis. Half, the florist, aie in-the-eit-y-j ^
-=? l>hil;i 0n account of the'illness |
of their faUier, Mr. W.'S. Ferguson. 7^
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'Miss Cynthia Nicholas -enrflute from_j.
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-new j Hftv. vjiiy spent a-lew uays in |
"the city lm t week.?Miss Nicholas is
returning to Florence for the winter.
Mi's. Alary Boozer Rowe of Phila.
r.spent the week, in the city with rela- 1
r tives. _ "
r Mis. K. Jenhiiu, after 'J mnnirr
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visit to relatives in Illinois.'has re- j
- turned to the city. j"..
Mrs. Jas; Janies of 1723 Wayne St., j
. spent^tho^week in Phitav with her
f?*?sister. - ?- * ..? ^
MlC-E. C. Games and Mr. ('. F.
they spent several days, ' :?
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Miss Susie Williams of^Camdon ar- t
j ived Tn the city 1 a St Tuesday and will
remain fo rthe winter. Miss Wil?
- liams is teaching in one, of the public ]
schools here. 7 jt
Miss GeneVieve -Vincent left for j f
. Florence Fast Tuesday to resume her
"duties as instructor in the Wilson Hr School.
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.Mrs. A. B. Callahan and little daughter
of Allendale, were visitors of Mrs.1 s
. Laura Gaode' Jones on Pine Street '-?
last week.
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. ~ THE PALM1
- drink."?Spicy lhuslc will he furmshei
by special artists. Chicken sunuiii
25t\ Admission free. 1 " .
' ' NO TlUEr: "
All pcrsoasexpecting to attend tin
- _\V. II. & F. Mission&rj"-Tne6rtrrTpr\vhict;
wHE. convene at. William Chapel A. M
K. Church, October 0-7-tf, are kindly
asked to notify the pastor, Rev. R. E
Brogdon, 1 East (Rover St., Orangeburg,
S. Or,- that he may provide
~himu. ; I'm- vim ?i??'?
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:^urgc3Q o.aoo,o:oo. ~jco:aotixi:0"-oj3jxo
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1 Personals; -.
rtTTM?ll >>>???
Mibb Lucy Rhode*, and the twmsy
ifter^a very pleasant stay in the
npuntains, have Tettirncd to
'jury-.much rested. ,, t
Mis.s. 1'laretta Watts returned last
Friday* fixfni Newark, N. J. where
dip. has liven spending her vacation.Vhiie
there she .was the-truest of hjer_
Uicie unit iiiuiL, Ml', n'n.I MEs'- T.MVm
IndeiVoiw?^ I = ..
'-.Mr. Kdwgrd Pressley, and Mr.
I'lnuiipson left Mondajr afternoon for
"durrlntttr.?Nt~ t They will attend
oliiismi?(\_Sniith Univ. this, term
-^liss-^aura Bowan a graduate of
1, T. 'W. High School, has returned
roin a pleasant two'.. Weeks' stay at
it. Matthews. She will begin Iter
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"Miss'.Mary Cook.Tftei' spending 5
reeks in Sumter, N. J., has returned
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Htfiss Mattie Bowman, student of
I. T. W. High Schpt.il, "has returned.
ilinL U_5tepkrend stjay- at Orartgeburg
nth'TTcr cousin, Ml*s Gladys LyMs.
Mrs- Rosa_ Long-Gilliayd. Hair
)i esser, left"'for Chicago on a three
vceks'?business trip. While?In?the.
ity she will stop at 3 115 Prairie Ave.
Mrs. Birdie Booker of Baltimore,
tjosby, 1320 Harden St., Monday amt
Aiesduy. = .
-Miss Beatrice Collins and friend,
11 ** Louise Rowe ofXineinnattiCL,
eft the city Surtday "to resume their
vork in the Kihiberfy Park Graded
School. Miss Rowik. motored from
ler home with Pro^. ami-Mrs.-George
lull and others. Prof. Hull is princl>al
of Schbfield at Aiken. .
Mrs. "Kdward" Wilson and Mrs. EcP
htnday to attend the funeral oTTluTr
irst cousin, Mr. Peter Ruff.
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Airs; Sarah B. Roof, the Poro Hair
fresser at?1017?Washington?Street,
ifter visiting relatives and fr.iends
tf -Atlantic City and Thorofare, N'. J.,
Philadelphia and Washington, has re Ui'iit'd"tn
ttiu city.1 Whilt1. in I'luUr
ielphia, she was the glWJSl of Mis.
Lillian Long. ?
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Mrs. Alice Roof, Jjl3 Mario.n Stf
eft the city Wed. to visit her brother
Mr/Henry. W. Jones and wife at Oak
and, Calif.
- The, Junior Stewardess Board, -of
ikiney Park C-burefr-had-quite an-wijoy
Stile aflfaif Tlies d a yTeve ning at
he residence of Mr. and Mrs. J'as.
Ioyward. in honor of Mrs, Roof., _
Mia;) Elisabeth Jonen and little idim
Evelyn Jones have returned home
ifter spending the summer in Winson-Sajom,
N, C. -with relatives- ajttf
riendsv ?
Mrs, J. C. Clark has retu
he city after visiting relatives and
'riends. in New York City, Newark" N.
I. and. Washington. In New York,
ihe was the gUest of Mrs. M. ltiddick
tnd Mi>. Lottie Chappelle; Npwark.
he guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jamima
lohnson and in Washington, the truest
>f her brother, Mr.;Geo. H.- Johnsom
rilE AJAXS TO HAVE R KOHL AN 1ZATION
DANCE
The Ajax Orchestra members gave an
. xtraordinary affair Monday afterloon
and night, with the intention of
reorganizing their orchestra that has
ic&sotr.T~Both dances were attended
jy a large crowd.
The afternon dance started at 3:30
>. m. and lasted until 7:30 p. m. This
lance wa.^ attended iiy many members
>f the younger social set of the city
The night dance started at 9:00 p.
mr grub* hut id me
\ large_ crowd" attended this dfcrrcc
ilso, oldand young, they all -enjoyed
he
The discipline oT-bottv-danees- was
*ood. " i
The .members of the new orchestra
ire: Joseph McDowell. Tenor Banjo,
md director; Herbert JRoeder, Clari>et;
Ed. Archer, iiaxophone; John
Evans, Violin; Willie Richardson, PitTanigaultj
Trombone; Robert R$s%
)rums.
- -A GREAT DEBATE u_
^t-' s=s=m~?????
ill be held at Bethel A. Mr?K,
Church, Friday Evening, September
Mth. Subject: '^Resolved that the
\iifnmnKiTo"rM" .? grpftfer im pptfiirwottF
K racial ' development ~ than strong
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- \\ 11.1,1 NE WOHKL'USi: lUJAUD .
. MEETS. .
. Tic Wi'lfTng Yorkers' Board of Sid:
; Hey- Pttrk Church metMft-The- home of
Mrs. Kebeecu Nelson. Wednesday -afternoon,
Sept. 15th. fleeting was opened
by :?Inging, J'Whht a friend we
have in Jesus." Prayer was offered
by Mrs. Eugenia 4<i. Erown.-r?Aftei
the business was fjVrisaetcd we weri
. T.'ivin od?with?a?program?which?
enjoyed by all. The next meeting
"will bo held atTfie home 77t" Mr.1?. C,
; Trnpp, lit* Taylor frU'eett October In
hostess the nieeing adjournedr ?
liiff i'Atilii\Ai :
''Ann ritia'K/(.'all tn?.Service."?wrtl
m. hrW-rtt-i few Howard" Softool, 17f)C
Williams Street,,, on Monday night
Sept..20, at |8 p. m. -? . ' '
.The A.iax Orchestra will furnish
music HTTP" til ore will be several solos
by sojuc oT ihc nest local talent.
This Pageant will be Riven in in.
forest rif thr piano final fob New llow,
1 intl- alsti'Kadsuii I'u'sli.Mei i.ui Cliuu-li
: 11 "was, last Ladson ( Inireh-nr
"Sept. 7th and enjoyed by all._
M AIt It I A<. 1 i AN NOI NCKM EXT.
Mr. and Mrs. - B. '"\V. \Viltiains ol
Newberry, S. C.- announce the marriage'
of their daughter. Eila Virginia
" to Mi'. Kiv.li.ii d Sands of Georgetown^
June f>th, POtli. At home after Sept,
2(iS King Street, -Georgetown, S. C
1)11) I or ill-ADTH AT BOOK ?
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The Historical . Catechism of the
Christian C'hudch, containing an entire
etwtpfer on " The yihk- History
of the Negro," by It. Alexander Car"
roll. ' ??
_ The' following gentlemen . hav<
spoken in the very highest terms of it
: III- -hw-.n T>??-..11
: Sunt.1 of-hradrryhii)" Tl,;trrrl.tnrr~AT~M
E. Zioti Church,v -
1)1*. L-K. Carponteix, Instructor ol
? I'lTT^tIT^Tt U:IjIij and , Chaplain of tin
University .of South Carolina.
?Brr-T). H. Sims, President ?>f Allot:
. University,- Columbia, S^-C.- -~Dr.
d. Cr Roper, Authoi- of "ReligTons
Aspect ot Religion," and Secre
tary-Trrasttrcr of Eductitioii uf uppei
. S. C. of M is. Church Souths ,
p,-..r IT.;...... H- c ?*'- "
i K. Jenkins, the gentleman's
k Punch, . ire, cream?and?cake werr
fseryutl. ..
?Th?w?;.prcscnt Were: Dr. mid M rr.
*.* A. Jenkins, T>r. and Mrs. D. K
, Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin
! Mrs. Alriia~lffindes, Miss" Henrietta
tBouzer. Messrs. II. H Marshall, Roos?
i velf MeKisslck. l>rs-WattirHTitt Thorn
* ..... >?. ui?vh; iwan, r>amne|
Hotlsilon Colletfe^ Austin,, Texas.
: Or. G. T, Long, 1'. u. of .Wn.-.hingtur
District, C. .M. K. t'hnrrh. Washinjr
ton, 1>. C\* '
I)iv \V. R.' Bouk night, Pastor ot
Greea-Street AL=E- Chm^lySonth Columbia.
S. ('..and many others
The hook sells for f>0cts, is" sold at
.jTheGiLuty'.JPook Store, Columbia, S. 11
r Hamilton Book Store, Chester, S. C
and *hy the author,
Rev." R. A. Carroll, Box 25, Chester
IS. C. ;J - 7 ; ;
| Miss Lethard Harrison, .our city
agent who has been eohfined to her
bed for tht^-|>ast 11 weeks is eoavnleto
(''cihjj,:J "She expects to he out about the
' latten part ot' next week.. H
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT;
Mr. and Mrs.-R. C.- Mosby wish tc
'^announce the -marriage?of theii
(Eughtor, Elolse* to Ml\ J. Sirti-marriage
they re rrrnihfPtortr^r'hffTvie
-RhiO Harden Street; City; "
_ i >mMo^v^-^trnciL _
' M. -H. Hollowuy'.s Business School
'and Kindergater Class A\yll open or
STTir''2"(KTi~i")(!, -I'U'pTTiTm- tiw 'WiHUd"'^wi
: ?d'-4^UJ7.x Uoia^JromJl-1 i_an(C^7
"I'lcaso ioiin' nil time. M. H. Hollow^
''^HSSiKViS^VHfhVCH KNd K H T A INS
j .Miss Roach entertained a few?fr
Miss Daisy Roach entertained 8
..ffiW fiiciul-j at the home of Mr. aju]
.Mrs. Kliott Green on Washington St
4 Thursday night, Sept. 9th.
\ Games ,\yert? playetT thTuoot the
evening,??lUden. Rvnwn.Pupli
deceived - t he htdy's prize nrftt I>r. D
rTT~"'
ETTO LEADER - ? ,
r?ni-.v. j. c. dam his hkki:
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The HC'V. J. . C.. Daniels, fornior j>as-l
? tor ?r First ( iIvmiv Hi.pHwt ri,j
.will preach for Kuv. White at Zion j
- Bi^ptist Chureh, Sunday, at 11:30 a.:
to ?o? ?? 1 ... ?i
mi. unu o p. in., aiso ai Arinurtowrrj
; at p. m.. Jthe.jmblic is cordially,
r invited to come out anlF^hear hirm* [
is MEMORIAM . /* '
In Loving Remembrance of our dear"
i_ mother, Mary J. Williams, who dfied,
iSopt n, Jv.Mii
* Slu' is -Konv. f?iev(.f iciiin.-.
And loft; Us here to weep ~ ~[
j ' ^And i'n 't hv^lrVltv^' ^"^'lct-p.01*'
LBiltSinCe she could nfyrfomge r stay
To cboor Us with her loYe, - 1
. We .bope to meet her again
In yon bright home above. - "Y7"" Y'f
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"Children?T. A. Williams^ t. R. Mc- j
I.ees, Martha Jones-, (ieo.-H. "Williamy*
1 Julius-?M. Williams. -
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DKLA IN-Iv-KX 14QRKFH) FOR
I THE BISHOPRIC
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Y "Juttt'a few lines io -mention for th<Ppishopric
one of the most aid est men,?
j one a ho-ra-iuXur 4Jie -Bishopric a few
j veTTl Yiru-o'TnTd came near being elected
I J)rs. Manee, Simmons, Beard, are
all .good men, but if von wpnt '
who has done good, work,, I would ask *
j what is the matter with Dr. A. 11.
Dol.aine of Maynville, if he Ts'good 1
1, "nough".for Bishop ' In' the KeiormeiT
1 .Church. or~the -fcrrnoTi ClrtircTi' Re~Ts~~
i gopd enough for us; ?T: M.
j MALI! ALL A, S. 1-. _ j
Rev. .s. t.'ason has returned to his
home at Sdndy Springs after closing
^second revival meeting, of the Mt.
Jizing Sunday morning/Rcv^Casqji' re7
turned- to the church and read "the
church's covenant to the candidates.
1 He then proceeded to preach, a doetri1
nal scrmo nfrom John Tbi? umw .
1 one of the most interestiTtg" "ser m<uis
; of the day. We, all enjoyed thi.s^
seimoil because he proved that if we
: believe in" Christ we are willing S<L.
accept Ilis plarrr. ? H . j
At the .evening session, . Sisters |
.Minnie ami Jessie Watson onened devotions
and after a -warm devotion, >
Rev. S. C'ason took for a text I Kings
I 18:21. Rev. Cason preached the ser1,
nion of his life. We hold him i"n high
: esteem because we believe him to be
-and?ft-fiod-t-nlled- mvn?I
NOTICE! H:
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pTThe TUm~~JT C7T(rwU, Presiding'
Elder'of the Columbia District of the
i A. M. E. Z. C.hlirch, will- preach* a
1 special sermon at Bethel A. M. E.
-'Church, joinorrow afternoon at 3 p.
m. All church?rare cordially invited
Ftp be present and we -.want fhe entire '
to Bethel tomorrow afternoom-qf
p. ni7 ? Rev ^ _ A i
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LANCASTER DISTRICT ENDORSES
REV. W. R. BOWMAN AS
J CHIEF SECRETARY. OF-TH E
J LULL.\1 IDA ANNLAL CON DLL
; COLl MBIA CONFERENCE
- . -Whereas,. The Rev.. W. R. Bowman,
who has recently returned Tiom Chi-1
?. cagow 111., attending summer, school.
. being very much improved ifi speech defect;
and* j
j., Whereas, He is a member of theColumbia
Conference in good and regr ,iilai
si a ndiiig amri-r'ashing his inany
' friends to support hmwfw chief secretary
of of the said Conference/; a/id
J \\ h6reas, We believe he is an e- j
I qunl or superior to any of his -peers'
_irpplying for thie same; r~ ; 1 I
Thtrreforer~Be it Resolved. TVint
the -members of the Lancaster Di's'-j|
triet Convention now m session, en^t
dorse his candidacy kunl^askm.r the1
support and t'oo7ft;nifioiT~o"fthe~0Thcjr.~
' dis'fiict s fnf~the same.
10 ^ Signed?Revs. S; W.- Fordhani, E.<
' I'. Butler, J. A; Gamble, AY. B, Bouler,
C. B . Cook, S.,JL. .Claa-v A. Walker,
10. Mornnt, Robert Taylor, l*rofsr~JJ
r^XeaT, ~C~; \V. J a mo?; Secretary. ?1
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I A U I lU BToTr^ N1W j 1
~ Su aday~~\vas**indtW'd u j?ieal day ntf
11 Bluaii,_Ubit<d._A^l.^-LliillLJl. ml
r_whkh Rev-lb W> Walker is_pastor.
(| Sunday School was opened at 10:d0
I o'clock. Supt. beinj? absent,rtho pasj
r We were very triad to have Mrs.Lumpkin,
one of the old teachers of
t the School, back with us. She has
been to Tuskegee, Ala.'.' spending Lhe
summer with her husband.
>' At~JT*p. m. the Household of Ruth
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I iifid ineir 1 nar>Kspiving services. Mrs.
1 Kifclyn FTarTmgton uTTs Mlstre&? (<T~
Tim |m?nV>hi WM 111-1
j terestmg. Mrs. Elizabeth Suber read
x a wonderful paper and Mrs. Evelyn
71 Washington,- one^vf the rapcrviwVs,
> spok** i? Iwhalf of thv Juveniles. Ur?*
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It 'liaiJcj, A n'ifrson ' spoke id M-na It c/t
I the U>1>1 1?"> 1111?.?. i .?Mi1.'. I". Hnrriiiytuii
e?iwiy a bcautiCxil selo. then. Rev. If.
pi into sermon to a welj packed-Jaouse.l
Ji-l- Usxt, -mifi taken fr<>m- Gen. &23. ,j
ilis iliscour\va?eni'divc and irispi-^
liny as Well as instructive. ^ '
\\'||.<?l*nl. tA hill l/i.v- ' W T*
l?jxoh .with us, Avho at KdtU o'clock,hioTfhted
the rostrum, tookhis text
froi)i Act-s-l<>;dO. atid" preached a* won-'.
Thrrfni'?st-rt)i<>n.?' ' ,
Our Revivol meeting begun Tue$-.,
day Sept J.J, . We are hoping to
have , ft great success. KVHTybody' Is~T
-eoi'di.illy invited- Tbr?t?)trri?r? 1*05)
Sunday. S2K.'.'J "' '^ ? 4
. Tlx- Twilight Ihiuulite) s' Roani__bi
.having a. program ut the Church t81)0^>
M K AND M ItS. W. E. >1CAXS
ft I I t It \ l it() M V A C ATION?7t
* "y J_ .? ;
Mi", .and #Mrs. Meads with-Hoy. Qhd
.V-Iiuw"ncr of' K-uoxvillo. Tcuh,
.ret aimed -fie .their Tidihc at H)p E.
"Bom uary street," Charlotte, NT. t\a
feu -dtt'y??ffgirnfttf'H "'U'UOkil* tdUfi';1
trip through twelve State's and
.Thi/Tpiir1.v~Xe 1" 1 Cliarlutie, August .3
via. A shevide enjoying the iiationaliy
sccnuv?of -western North Cnrn\in;>
and /hastenl "Tennessee. They KMt
Kixt*vtHe?tin the Oth, 'ch iving over
ThT~r uniherland Mountains. geo- I
giaphaal Cumberland Cap, Tfl^l^ohU
of.thn-f State lines*.
?Ftu- many?mil"-?tlmy?tlmviL _ihr.ll
the Sunf 1.1' Kentucky ami viewed the '
"riiflic-ul't a s <?f"T")anii l"13oone IrT settling .
this-Wate.; They past Lexington, the
In-art <>t the- Blue Gra>*-region.. Hotel
Sterling gave shelter the nrst night"'
in tin?."'-tate?uf Ohio.?They cuprum)
a de-ire (dm every ong . see thD :
splendid structure owned and controlled
by Negroes when visiting Cinci'n*
The -next stops were in Dayton,.SurlugtiekL
und-Coliimbus.. Fxom Columbus?thuy
drove nineteen miles to'
;Wost*Tville,'. Ohh to see Rev. and
.Mr-, B. W. Valentine pleasantly re~;
membered. as .president of-Benedict
^College. TVhile in Columbus they
saV-xi dumber-of friends. including
the' Gobpers from Sumter, -who-enTeYifainc-u
tneiu (lunng'their sfay^
they* visited the Ohio University and
saw the $DUUM1-stadium with-a-seatthey
.report favorable conditions of
the Kate people.?Several days were
spent in . Cleveland, .having seen the
Carviiv's, whose S3.>.000 house is cans.
ii,tf nuiiii umiwi'ii in that city. Bctec"
t-evow 0X0* his constant companions
J^iec_Lii?rT_Ltme^ near at hand aTTTT
'our people wore well informed consul
uin^ iln1 raiulklim.'S and wcre vot
P M. H. H/
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- NO JOB T(
NONE TO
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2 -ttl2 Richland Aveni]
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1?; Studio: fl823?Assembly
TELEPHON
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8 LeRoy Simptins, Manager',
Ben Garr
?? Address all mail to I^Roy Stmpk
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j with enthusiasm.' - ~T
?H- may hu n 1?Irui'l'l si?16 rpatvy :
of the Scotia graduates to know that
tha, iiumty ntunried in Woujtti, Oliiu r -~~and~?t\v
Dr. and Mrs. Satterfield,
ojice -jw^sident of Seotia. ~ '
miles' along hake Erie to Buffalo.
tiVeaT in .l.PVe-M
uur:>t?te ol Ohio because of apparent
intelligence and thrift, profound kind.ness
and helpfulness was tendered by
the people .where help \yus needed, t ~1'
Fruits and flowers grew in abundance" ~ 7
and the I I 1 i llhlili'
iIk* tourists' trip-very fable."
. The -parly?sjient a- p'art?of three
days in'Niagara Falls and TrT Canada."
They gazed upon the fain >us falls.
vyuiched the mist as the river finally
faltsTtu itsbed and becomes the green j
Stream of w^ter flowing through the
gorge -and, quietly underlie Interna,. ?
tional Bridge where English 'fi.nd American
guards ask- questions as the
traveler pays, toll to visit his neigh
-bo^ home. Till' Jilll'fy Visited only ;
-tW-^jj-vjnen r._f__0.nCa.rio and enjoyed "T
the - thrill ol being on Bi iti h s.,il :.nrf
leceiving British courtesy. .Iil the ^
-sl"m..,.they wen. OLven to I
examine the Waros" and to?uytr such.?_
things as needed while there. , __
Leaving this P"intt>f.th<- tl'lb. Thev ' '
iKhidyg^r.Xrw- York Clt\'"?j.v. way "of ^ "
Syracuse, L'tiea and Albany, a dis- - ^ .
tUllce?u??d7t> mil*-.. Th???up State ?
loads were^tmrn up. but?tney?made :?
the trip in less than a day. and a half.
After a few days' stay in the City,
they lefg-i'ur?Ltaladelgaia, TialumoKc ,
itluLAVashrngton,?While in I'hiladef^
phia they saw sumethtnpr of the Scf- ' ~~ " r~" v
tjui-Centennihit which is opened W the
public still unfinished ar.d a. generous
fee to see' the exhibitor The govern'
intmis ai't1 not yuiipornmr ifw- . n'oPT-t '
norlho ncrinii' in psii.wn.iv.n:.. ' "
While in Wushiygton they visited
-Piany.-Jof. Ihe-- -y-oment?4 .irHTfrnr^???
and the Wfyita - liaise. From?there?
they drove thru the ^tatu of Virginia
to Roanoke past- Harper's Ferry; Nat- ~~
ural Bridge., several miles through
the Shenandoah Valley- and saw the _
hndless Caverns. .??? ? - * _ '
; After 21 days the" party returned
to Charlotte without a mishap.
many in South Carolina, as MLss
Mary \VV Cunningham.
' BOARD ANlT ionniNf;
See Mrs. E. M. Ferguson before you'.'"'-" 1. "
j^ood *1 u!j"d and'''a^omf orte| quiet .
place to sleep.- ^iu,tfl>.per month. ~T~ ?1 "
Airs. E. M. Ferguson. 1022 Pendleton
jfetreeV^olumbta.-S. C. ;?' ?
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