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ll J , / dPersonals ~~| ^ A A a. ^ ?Dr. L M. Daniels. Wesley Chtrrch. Saturday, September 25, 1926. _ LocalsAn MlZSi_Ba. Lomax, the son of Rev. A. E. Lomax, left fbr school Wed near day. morning.?lie will mend Livingstone College. Salisbury. N CI. l! * Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Nance and'lit_M?= A?". Maqeo motored to Newberry last Sunday and spent the day with :?relatives. " * " _ : County Agent J. E. Dickson, who was admitted to the Good Samaritan Hospital, Sept. 16th and operated ? _an~ler tonsil trouble, is at home again Mrs. N.; R. Miller and little son, Melvin 2225 Gervais Street is at home 1. after .a.-very- pleasant vacation spent in Long Island, New York, and Gharri?iotte, N. 'C. " Proi. hizekiel H. Trezevant, who j has just e<3bRipleted_his course for the degree of A.- M. at Chicago Univ.j | nrrivorl Un?v>n 1?of hfr.?tt; ?- 1 ? ??????,v ?CTOV- xrxx7iiu?y. ms many friends were delighted to see him. J Mrs. B. Millar and little daughter, Theodora, 6f Farrell, Pa., who has been .spending a few weeks with Hoy mother, Mrs. EUa Mozie, 1228 Heidt St., will return home to morrow af ternoon. '^ * " ' 1 Miss T. A. Williams accompanied Misses Blanche Jackson and Elizabeth B. Johee^who were former grad- ' uatea of Bt T. W. Hi', to State Col-J lege, where they"wifr^Tesnm? thsl* . Studies. ~ ' - ' ' r -kev. J .k. Ualloway; of Wellington, pastor of the Greenwood Circuit, of j the Piedmont Annual Conference, and ! Supervisor Colored Schools for McCormick county was in the city Thursday attending the State Convention ~ nf the Republican Party. Ml* Q n/1 Mro AAT A P nrl n-nv - nnrl sond^Elma C. of Wilmington, N. C. and Mrs. E. F. Peppers of Lumberton N. C., were in the city Tuesday of thi? week visiting their parents, Rev. and Mrs A. E. Lomax of 1300 Blosson St. ~ -? ; ?~ . Mi. and Mrs.-Andrew Rampley, of Chicago, 111., who have been in. the city for a week, the guest of' their aunt, Mrff.-M W Holmes, 1428 T.incoln Street, returned te-Chieago lastton Street last Monday evening and ?iorth Marion Street last Wednesday evening. At both places they were ..... served a delicious course of .edibles. Mr Rampley is a Southerner by birth, but has been living in Chioago for about 20 years.. Mrs. Rampley is a native of Ohio.'? CARD"-~OF THANKS Mrs. Emily Clark of 2329 Pendle~ ton street wishes tcTthank her many friends for their kindness.during her : illness; : . ? IMPORTANT-NOTICE. "Dr. A. J. Ccrllins, wishes hig manypatients and friendo to know that he has not stopped practising Dentistry,. ;r: as it has been rumored. He can be ? seen at the same stand, 1510 Main , -Street, .strictly by appointment. ? "BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Brof. and Mrs. N. J. Cochran of KSttrell, N. . announce the birth of their sun, William Francis, Sept. 20th FUNERAL NOTICE ?The friends?and- aequaintanees-of ^ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Outen, Mrd". Rebecca Scott and Mrs. Eugenia Brown, and daughter, are requested to attend the furrerat services"qf Mrs. Addle Qptep, Sunday afternoon. 2 o'clock", at Sidney Park C. M- Church. QUEEN CONTEST AT SIDNEY \. . PARK ?. M. E. CjlURCH 7? V-.?_. "7- ,f ' 1 i ii ft- ? ma |u>]l l\n A AnAAnaL Ll 11 t it.iA4 incrc win dc u Aaen of Sheba and King Tut-Ankh?.?Afren, given for the benefit of SidL ney Park C._M. E. Church, by Bishop 'N. C. Cleaces1 Division, at Sfdney Park C. M. E.-Church, Sept. 27th, at 8 ft. m. C^Bt Of characters: ;-<?aeerr of Sheba?Mrs. m. i,. iving. King Tutankhafmon?Mr. W. N. Rose-?'bwo. . . ?-rt?n Holland?Miss^ Lillian Williams. " Mr. ? John Gaskin, Lord. Jones Chapel. ^Belgium?Mrs. Ella Long. Lord? _.?Mr>-'LQbn-Rohinaftn. First Calvary, An.tria^-Mla, D. J. Johnson. Lord 1 I ' ' ! "* ??? ... J r - r' ' J ~ * ? - ~ g " Italy?Miss Josephine White. Lord ?Mr. J. ,W. Goodwin. . 2nd Calvary. Spain?Mist, E. Elizabeteh Lewis. Lord?Mr. H. T. Marshall. 'St. Luke. Denmark?Mrs. Florence Brown. Lord?Mr. Thomas D.argin. Zion Bap. |?Dr. N. A. Jenkins. Sidney Park. [ The Queen raising: the higliest amount will .'receive $10.00 ~hir gold; second, $5.00 in gold; third, $2.50. fl_Ydu -are invited to witness this contest, which is promised to be the "frgsV of its kind ever given in Colubfa? ' Adrfiission IQcT I lev. S. B. Wallace, Pastor; J. W. Brunson, Promoter^ Miss C. B. SingTeton, Instructress. VI31TS "COLUBBBIA^ Mkjor -P. A. Roper, Grand Worthy Counsellor of the-Court of Calanthe, ?b...iL?/i . ?rr. .. > yi wum ^arotinar. wren 1Y1TS. 1 T?.- f?? KeiCt, Grand?W. ~Inapectrixr Mrs. A. C. Mayes, G. "Juvenile 'Matron and Sir M. H. Harrison; members of the.Committee OR Law and supervision of the Grand Court, had an occasion to- visit Columbia, on Sept 7th. on busine?s-of importance. Although | their stay was short in the Ctfpitalspated no pains nor expenses to have a general get-together of the several Courts ni furnishing a reception be|jltting the fiignity,-Of these Gran? 11^fhyp-Qf^cerg.r ?|?Magnolia No. 10- Mis.-E^ErSlhgleton, W.' Gy OrarigebTossom, Mrs'. SiniueL Artincr W P noiiAi-oU j ?-?-0 if . v/?| vvvv/ioiij I'll a. Willie Roseburu, LW. C.; A;nericaii , Beauty, Charlotte Chavis, W. C.j Silj ver Shield,-Mrs. Evelyn Herrington, [ W^ Gri-Busy jBeeandPrideof Reedy Point with beautiful Calanthe -spirit -?aU-im4i?e-and--prrt"oyfcraTnbst ~c reditable affair. J The reception "was held :;at tluTOJU Felloeb' Hall, frdmnoff ' until 12 o'clock. About 200 members j of the several Courts were present also scores of loyal Knights, who accompanied their- families. Also attending in a body, in honor of Ma.i. Roper, wpg Cumuanv A. of the Uniform Rank', K. of.. Pr, with i Maj. Atkinson and Capt. Hill in com; mand. Needless to sav t.h'q oompnny ; was at Its best. The men showed splendid military bearing and training that would be a credit to any affair or place at any time. And allow nie^to say that this, company is planning to ge-to Chieagtr^to?the ; Supreme Lodge in 1927, and all loyal help their "every effort in~"fhis undertaking. -77?:??7?=? Next was the Drill Corps of Ladies Blue Star "Company No. 4. -Cant. Titus in command. Too "rhnoh pntinnt be said in praise of these ladies who turned out in full force in honor of the occasion Those?who attended : this affair expressed_lheir_ praise and j appreciation of this Company, and I as having spent a most enjoyable evening. ~ Chas. Dannerly and in few but fititng words responded. Mrs. Mayes also made a splendid talk that was much enjoyed^ urging the parents to train their children witK The proper Calan-' the spirit^ because; the juveniles of today will be the'Knights and CalanfKeans of tomorrow. Good music was furnished and 4he younger ones* spared no means in enjoyijig themselves. " -^Maj, Roper being compelled toe eatch his Train, wrtn aennrtnrl to tW station .by a committee of Knights. P The following menu was served: viiivncn ramu on icttuce, snceti tomatoes and mayonqisse, crackerg, punch, cream and cake. Having^Tuit returned from my vn.rriTlnn. I {alto thia means of thanktYlg "the Worthy Counsellors, Officers and Members of the entire Jurisdiction ih their splendid" coo_petation-itv entertaining theGrarWEWorthy Counsellor Maj. P. A. Roper and his committee, wna visited Columbia on the 7th of Sept. f^ver before in the number of years that I have been Deputy have 1 seen such loyalty exemplified. With one accord the Worthy Counsellor received ,the call and with full accord wsiktflg-as a_unit, the big attempt wafl?crowned?with- eueeeap. ?I am grateful also to the Blue Star Company No. 4, Drill C?rPa nf ladies, iVho turned out at my request to do honor -to the occasion. I appreciate most highly your loyalty and - tmp'port! I am also grateful, and appte~ ciate. having several members of Wide of Columbia No. hi, accept our invitation as the guest of the 9 other -Courtfr who bo bnufcifully pulled together and showed how splendidly tHe majority of the Courts work as a unit. To those who showed tiweatlfifhe spirit and were present. I ngftitTthAnt yjQU, ?IL B. Lewia, Grand Dep. Ll: . . ? v ' , THE PALMI CARD OF THANKS . _? ' 1 I wish to extetnd my heart-felt thanfar tu IIP* mill" * ipm?? fni? t-hate -many acts of kindness lu ni during Tfty rorent illness. ?Lethard F. Harrison, 2127 Gervais. J T"? ?= 5? wr-?? - ' * j Bennettsville locals ' It has been some time since I wrote The Leader, Since our last^ writing there has been many happenings in and-around here and- several deaths. God" has, and is-still calliwr th? roll in Marlboro and many^ouls have had to appear at ..the ..bar But . we-canonly say that he is the judge and the -judge--of- nil . the earth will-only thr what Is rlght.^. j " Mrs. Nontrell Peterkin of Farrell, Pa. and Mr. Foster of Philadelphia, both were called last we.ek. to the bedside of their dear mother, Mrs. Mary 'A. Dimery of (Jherawv who is-very sick.?We-pray-GodV-bley^ snig upon'her She is the sisteiFtxfthe writer and also xtf_Dr. I. W. Williams of Sumter. Messrs. William and Washington Bingham were seen passing, thru on the>r way from the?North, r>n ihair way to Columbia to enter school. They made a pop call to see their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Bingham. We wish ttrem a happy and successful school term. Mr. Richard Dimery, son of Mr., and Mrs. James Dimery, also stoppedqy wniie passing on his way to CoHe also' spent a few. days with his mother. . We are glad to say-that, our Bro. "NT Tr~RobinsdfT. Deacon" of the Saw_ Mill Baptist Church, who lias^lieerr We J earn that "Rev. Cubit Reese is 1^ JWhoM " *'<' ,i,*i*,il ? ! ! ?}?'!"><'<"W"^C"?W'W rtWi^i i m.hJ j CONTRACT? I Estimates Furnisl ||r / ' ' NO JOB IN i;/ NONE\TC J . 1112 Richland Ayem - '~ | IMPERIAL D ' [7 7^7 T^escriptioi 7?I?1"0 5~ W asKington 1A * n\ ^ -j; ' ?Everything laincd in a PRESCRIPTIONS ;; We call for and de : YOURS FOI . : ^ -jj ' ; ' * /'.1 * " ? JOB PF Our Job Departm all modern machinei to work with speed ut atriil Special uti ,} 9 ... *. -X. * ' . ? . . on tha sick list. ? at SffW Mill Baptist Church. -Our bloom." We did have u fine lessun; af-*" terwardB, a good collection W. Watson led in sinfpi?g-"Come HolyrjSpirit, eto." Many-souls -looped forjoy-and many eyes flowed with, tears.' Rev. J. J. Harrison stood upon the I gospel horse as he always does.' ?We were overjoyed to have .with us:' | last week Mr. and Mrs. Laurence: ' Wright and JVlrs. Rebecca Wntsoh and j j children. We are always glad to have ' : l our old friend^ mil to- see r us. | Bfo. A. C. McLaurin and family j spent the remaining part of. a Jay ! last week with us. ?T. II. Williams. I' Winnsboro New* ?Revr J. ,B. Brown, D. D., Ph. D., of.., New . York City spent a few -diays! | ; .STinday.ZhB :, pleached fit the St. Paul Baptist | _Chm?<?h- -A Inrnn ?? - ? * ' ? -? v? v??u **?S vut W hear him both morning and evening. Everyone/ seemed to like his method _! of preaching. He did not choose a ~tnjbject -bof-rather by guided by the 4Ioly- Spirit. " Both-sermons dealt ^n Christ choosing his desciples. Rev. F. S. Hillard of Waynesboro, N .C., was also a guest of our$. Sun- j day. Rev. Williams carried him to Zion Hopewell, where he preached the afternoon sermon. . ~~ Mr. 'b. E. JManigault-has just ~arT" rived from Baltimore- where he atten- ded the meeting of the B. M. <C. He also visited Philadelphia: Rev. Williams left-again- for ^ berry where heTvill cdrttinne hi* re. viVals. Mrs. Williams is away also. .. To. resume his school duties. , ilLHelp-t?^r-| Deserving YoungPoetj^ "T Luther Octavious -Gadson, an in { nate of a local Sanitarium,has coin- !?1 tiled a book of Poems. He has shown i wonderful ambition and will power X > n preparing these poems, as most *j* f his writings was done while eon- ?j 1 ' I? ined to bed. ??* He hopes; so he says, to-write-rhis Iv lame across the fair skies of the Li"- r ~ efaxy-IWorld before hc-embmks on y" lis solitary iournev. ' 1 ?*? " Everyone who reads this should pro- $ ure one of "his books, and show ap- Y ireciafion to a young pdet, who has-$-. >een handicapped~by~lll~liealtlr in' Tiis ^ irork. The price of the book is' 25c, by X : nail 30c. For sale at The Palmetto *t* % ^eader- ofhceT1310_ Assembly Street, y Columbia, S. C." . , .- ^ X , A- , ? T? - VRR1SON I R & BUILDER I led on Application 00 LARGE | iosmaix,; , ifi Aiken, S. C. | RUG STORE 1 1 Druggists Str Phone 7^26 > / i ' ' ^ *. - V J, . % I rFiist-^l^s* Drugstore ~1 ~~ OWSPECfSLTYT" j [ " :liver Prescriptions. ! i R SERVICE, r:\ . - j; tINTING > ent? equipped^ith ry, which enables us ^md accuracy^ Give: Leniiuti tu niailui der* ? ? - 1.. ~ . ??-? *?** L-', : ?-J.'.. ' , ? i - ' I _ . . . ? - -YOUTH FATALLY STABBED BY FRIEND: RFAgnv ivLvnnn U,7T. Jest tragedies thatocrurert here last Oglesb'y, by his. fellow mate, Josh Brown." near th^ mili-had crossing Hal, it is stated, after the stabbing walked unassisted to the office of Dr. B. S.. Sh^rp ami plparltui-for mmljoal attention only to collapse and die a few mintit'es- later? - ?:??r No causeaa^yet has-been assigned for the deedj; we Jeaxn^ittat^playnqf .vith a knife. i - ;?? Ogleshy. was a wry civil young man and w'dfc iriiiPh respected. Brown surrendered and--w?s carried_io jailr The f uncial fur the uhfot-tnnate l?iT was conducted *by the pastor at St. Matthewv-Church; near the tptyn "Of Westminster before one.of the largest concourse of friends and relatives ev?r assembled there. The entire family lias our deepest sympathy?In this. Lheir honr^nf^hpreaveftient . t- ~ New York City Locals Mrs. L. P. Robinson of Eastover, S. C., spent a few days here visiting her daughter, Miss -Connie V. Robinson, who lives at 240 W. 142 St. Mrs. Robinson will stop on her ivay home, to visit the "Sesqui" and relatives. Mrs. Robinson waa a delegate from her Iodide to the bZm f, \yhich-roat in Baltimore, -Mdr last week; Mrs'. Martha Boykin is here visiting her daughters, Lottie and Laura. Before returning South, she will visit hW othnr"childron in Hartford, Conn. ?Mrs. C." N. Nelson ?pent tlie "weipt end in Phila. visiting j-alafivas Misses. Racliel"BTKl Zenobia Reynolds left Monday for Columbia, S..C. ?Mr. Scott' left for Morehouse College to* resume his studies-? Mr. - R*. ~lj. Gary left Monday for state College to resume his studies. dr. D. A. Richardson was called to Cjreensboi'o, N. p, th^ b6dsi(jfl of his mother, who is-very ill. L. H. Woodard is doinj? well at his establishment, 249 \V. 135 St. miss'rosa young entertains SOUTH CAROLINA YOUNG FOLK New Yorfc-^The young folks were royally entertained bv Miss Rosa Young-of 24ft W i2i>nd Rt ; nn M?n. day night. Mtss Young is formerly ?f F.attnv^' g r SK,r pu?"fKr r?rept.ion in honarof-thelS.C. teachers who * will leave very .soon to resume their work in the ..various schools. THE H< ' . By J. W. 3 - * * "\ \ * Old Rev. Mack, the Gospel "storm," - Juot knocks'them down in_ta'lMlig' In martini style,, tvhile-all- his sheep And now and theiyh^ll strike a eho: I,net 9!iirwla?r niffhi in tnrnro tn ni.rh ^ ' He sang and "spound" the Goad-No He started out on cars and- rouge ant And knocked them down and skinm Hot BoxV,_-l_' T En sit it on an axle 'twixt two pc En sence a t'ing dats rouJi' is boun' 1 He 'cided dat he'd fix 'er up en let 'i De wurl begins to pull en screech, eij: As do er ting "kin tqrn en turn en gc But ,dc good Lawd des backed 'er TT] En pump dp crude .nil en 'er-veins un Den she run so sof' en smooth 'til ni En wen dey wakesup in Noah's tim. But later came old Henry Ford wjdjrs Dat ran so red en hot at times de g< So happens trp ole John D. R., en bo En couples -up wid Jfphn Henry to- ji He "bored-his Holes en diew uul oil en ?'Till dis ole wurl we luvi'S so wull di ? ^ ^ The Palme jfc ; One Ye ^on ^ To fteach the & of The Carol % . in" "The Pa i - WRITE. F< ? . *? I The Palm. 1310 Assembly Stre* ~^6nS6S5nSC3S28C38S353C5SE2C2C3 V V V _ ' *m^HBW * ' ? ^ i decorated with yosec anri ffamatinnt Ciat elaliuiam cuurses weffe > fterved. consisting of punch, salads, cream, " cyndics. etcT~ ~ , Among?the?distinguished?guests "\tfefe; Mr.'"and Mrs. Mc(JlamT^Mr. and Mrs. Shaw,' Misses Ruth P. Wood--ward, /her sister, Margaret, Corrine Robinson. Lueile and Iyv Lee Finch, Zenuhia and Rachel Reynolds, Lottie Boykijn and Beastie Wright. , Messrs. --Frunk TV Smoak,?Niles Normand, - Clarenee Roberson and B. T. Robinson G. W. St. George.??t-*~~ ~ Jj? . <. ; - ^ ^ By W. Marion Thompson With courage and -a- steady pace, Lot mo go .thru this glooriiy place; . _lALt__nie?disjiel all douhta. anH^feara, - , . - s_ 'Look"up,",arid trust till light appears 0, let me always try to give, ? Some hnntrty -to ther~life I live: ~ Let nit: be friendly-now- and then, - -? ? " To I'liu'i Pi'lTnu'iliin jujTIH r "V WMVBW 1UVII. . Let' me have faith when I am tried, " .A little joy where I abide, ~ 'Ami bid the HaUHtsV darkneBg flea. To every one I meet on earth, " Let me give out-a "little mirth; -- - That here, all I may say or do, ?? ? ^ May some one's inmost joy renew. Let all that'I'have said or done, . . hemain here travel' on^ ? To every one who trusted me. Let me possess a loving heart, ^ That^wiU nee*^' . _ Let , me give these frqrff year to year" 'Tig not for high renown I seek, . ; My prayer is that I may he, mack; When heavy burdens weigh me down, ffly contributions wjiH rebound. Miss Bettie Lee Ajshford, of - this _____ ; and-Mr, geter--IL Smithy of ? Bennettsville, S. C., were quietly, mar. - -ried Thuptidfty -evening-at the home ?? of the groom's pastor, Rev. J. J. Harrison, 2310 Richland St. XJ^e Leader wishes the couple many happy^ veara- r- - ? .over the matrimonial sea. - After spending a delightful vacation ' - 7 with their p^rants, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jackson. Columbia, S. C., and Mr. ~~~~ i and Mra. John'White, uf Ridgewtty,?~~? S. C., Mr. Ferris White and his wjfe,, Hrs. r?nran daeitaen White have re^- ~ - turned to their home, 756 Greaham . Jilace, N. W., Washington, D .C.?We ' regret their.short stayf hpt hope ' ^ Ttltey.-will cortte1 again'soon. " OT-Box , nVitherspoon - J?r~ who'jiimps, and slams, and -screams, 'bOllt the bioie "motes and beams/' 1 -jtist sit in awe and.drink, :?? rd to make a fellow think. thousand saints ' - wb in a_m'atfncr -that was quaiiit: i ended on short, frocks, ed them from the theme, "The World*? ay.i, ''eg roan ct 1 ounHcin be, )les named A-and Z< to turn ab'out yer know", y-" trr nhtihlv ftp . " """ -V" i'-tri.es^Ho.^glaijs.ter. fgff&sy.,/* . > on widout oil; PI' flVi""Vnd^b ? IJiO - ?til she pits 'er fill. ~ ' , ost men fell asleep, k, dry was henripd fer da Deep.? ? ?-?1111 i ng Shijumy Boats :>t de wise mens' goats. red some holes "to Hell,, scraped de poles en rinsed, ~ ~ jiim iiau u liul ijux evei aliuje." ?!?;??? stto Leader X " :ar $2.00 X ths $1 25 % ' " | Advance? ~ ~ X"" ^ ; "ri.. Colored People mas Advertise ^ ^" Imetto Leader" 3R RAILS Jl*M! " 1 X" : itto Leader | "???Columbia, b? C? y wwhwh v - ??v ft i