Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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K . " A;~ t-5cals Anc f - * up your subscription while in the city, attending the Colored j ? 6Cate Fair.?. ' '?r Willis Bates 'of Washington St., arrived in the city Saturday fluin 1 ??Daytona, Fla-whcre^ he bag?becTT i *- working. While in Daytona he married Miss Georgia Mae Brown, of ??Loujaville, Ky.?Mrs, Bato5 will ar * rive~1n the city within Jhe next two weeks. / , Mme. E. B. Burke and little ecrusjir Miss Helen <5regg arrrv^iT"trr ~ the city after spending the summer ? in OaluJa/Tf." g.""l'liyy lift UbtTTtrett-" and licaily. _ Miss Nellie B. Young spent the ~~ week-end in Winnsboro. ?Bomto Mr. arid Mrs. Garret Speech^ ? on Washington St., a baby boy." Motner and son are doing nicely. Mr! and Mrs. Wm. Grhhafn and Mr. .Douglas Goodson of Jersey City. N. d J., were visitors-of their cousin Mrs. Sarah E. Herrm_ajid their nimf 1Ur? J Mattie Pcarsup. . .Qiy Monday = Herrin entertained her visitors; more ] than 63 friends were present and en- ' ~ Joyed the mgnu, friendship and of the evening. , , _ Mrs. Annie ^Ferguson has returned" " froift Atlantc Citvr been spending the summer with friends. Miss Louise Morris; of Eastover " haB arrived in the city to enter Allen 'University, where she is a second year normal student. Mr. Jas. H. Goode, general mana- ] ger of the S. C. Mutual Insurance _ Co., spent; hi'g vacation in Phiiadel- ( phia,-Jersey City and New York 1 City. He has returned to fflilT'tilty1 \ and is?hack; to his regular post of < duty.?1 ^ Mr. E. H." Singleto'n Of Seabrook, ^ ?.?-?-.'iS. C., and Mr. S. E. Binulls~Of White Hall spent Friday and Satur- t day^here* They stopped at Mrs. ; Ffoseboro's wjnle here. ^ Miss Florence E. Gantt, a grad- . uate of State College class of 1926 left the city Saturday for Seivern, to teach in the graded school of that - 'city; 17 : " ( Mr. Henry F. Singleton the leading undertaker of Florence, S. C, . visited his mother Mrs. Florence I. ^ Singletoif Sunday. -His many friends were glad ttf'see him. Mjr. C. F. Beecher i* in tVm riiyi, after spnmlinP- ^iv mnnthQ ij Hn.lnn, Mass. and other-Northern and east. ; em points. He will remain in the, city for the wihter. Mis;? Eliza Castor a graduate of Allen University, class of 1926 left graded school. . v Mr. Edward Wilson spent a few -davs in the citv with hi* wife nnrl his L friend-Mr. James Swygert. ' ^iiss Annice Martin left the city last Tliuisday?fur Lit I re?nrormtaTir ~ - --where she will teach in the girded ~j school. Miss Annie Garrick teacher in;the graded school at Chester Came in the . city Friday 'evening -to visit her mother Mrs. Annie Garrick who has j been sick, but is now able to be up and around. -Miss Garrick left" for Chester Sunday evening. While?in?Columbia?attending the- ^ Colored State Fair visit, the Palmetto | Leader's office lftlO Assembly St. j Mr. and Mrs. David Davault entertained number of friends on j Monday night, Oct. 11, in honor of Mr. and Mrs., Alfred Hall, of Holyoke ( Mass. A tasty menu was?served; j and everyone present enjoyed the af- ] ternoon. Those present were*Mr. and j *_Mrs, Chappelte;^ Mr. and Mrs. Toat- ] ? and Mrs. Cheesehoro;- Miss Foster;" Miss Walker; Mr.- & Mrs Lumpkina.-^ Mrn. Cappop; Miss Roseboro; Mrs. | Scott: Mr. and Mrs. Tucker} Messrs. f Fotts, Patterson and Foster. Music was rendered by Airs. lily mph ..and Mr. Riddick. Miss Massena Greenahas returned ^ from her 'vacation for a two weeks | atay with her mother; after which she , will return to her school she taught last year; to begin-work. She re... ported as having ifpent a very enjoyi able vacation. _ ' . Mrs. Delilah Entzminger and , daughter Ruby; have returned from, i Nft Y^rk City, t? spend the winter _ ; I hfltlfe.- - ... ~ , :i The stork visited the home of Mr. Mr9. Osdar Dantzler on Gervais St.,-with a little girl; Mother and i daughter are doing nicely. CARD Or TIIANKO. ?We wish to thank the many friends i for their kindnesses during the short 7^ fllhesfr" a*nd-deattr-of bur' father and aunt," Mr. Wm. McKisick and Mrs. -Mrs. Ethel Hall, Holyoke, Mass.' ~ ( Mrs. Artnie Dantzler, Columbia. Mrs. Gladys" Mltter, Columbia i aunt, Mr. Wm. McKissick and Mrs. Mrs. Emma Milligan, Ftint, Mich. i r -? Ai IV^l AL r-- THEATRE.?MR. PLATER. The management of the Royal Theatre has transferred Mr. Harry ] , VoshviUe, JTenn, to the Royla Thcar Wn ISTTKe-^V n .V4A26. An ministers ?d considerable >: %i ? jt-itrrrfad v\CJ?-*ftye(* * I personals ' | ? ???? HM? as manager* of the Lincoln Theatre in Naehvflle. Tenn.. -where hp plannd the moving picture business on a high level and the. theatre increased tT patronage during his administration. / ^ ' w, Mr Plater aims to improve the Royjal Theatre j^ith the cooperation ,.f ?.?u..u) .nihil. - ... VMV fevi.v.m |/UUXIV, uaa i\ 9VIA* prise in store.for the public, which he will announce later. - r? So now to visit the Royal meafe* Lo visit a-real moving picture house fures. . Columbia should support its oldest movie-. house. . : ? ?HUE NEW CENTURY CLUB. The New "Century Club was entertamed at the residence of Mrs. A. J. Discussions relative to the biiiyness! ^ The clun wpre nta? enters4-_into; i liter which the members enjoyed a30cial hour. Mrs. H. D. Pearson was, Awarded -6 - half dozen Viand' dra-nmT linen?table ^napkltts as tirsl prize; | ng cards as consolation and Mrs. H. 1 11. Cooper a dainty cushion as booby. I A uengntjuuy prepared-sma^ course .vas passed. _ ' ' W A TRIP 'fO CALIFORNIA, At~Sidney Park church, Oct. 29. A Play with a cast of 250 special char-' acters. There will?be?a. beautiful ;horus~of"2QQ school ohildron forming? the American flag. The . governor ^ )f California, his staff. Major and , suHnciimen of San "Francisco; also.* MiS-CaJiforma and the 50"guests who ; will represent the different makes of ' cars. This is a new play^. First im'e presented. If you miss this pou will miss a real treat. AJAX TO GIVE BRILLIANT AF-~ FAIR FAIR WEEK. The young men of the Ajax Exclusive Club have issued invitations to-their many friends for their "Annuaf Dance" which will be held in die.Odd Fello'us Casino, Friday even-.' ing Oct. 29, "1926, "from 9 p. m. until; 2 a. m. This dance promises to be among the most brilliant of the "" Fair Week"'finises, * -I The casino will be elaborately dec orated for the occasion. Blue and gold tha Club's coloi-sr.^vill ahnrle the Hghts casting a beautiful reflection | on--the niorrv "dancers. 1 Two special features of the evenihg will -be, "The Ajux Special" and a _ Grand?March. '"The Ajax Special" j SPltl begin shortly before ll:30^o'^lock, led by Mr. Heyward Friday, presidents of the?Giub.?The giandf march fo 11 o\ving am intermiisMon will begin at midnight, led by Mr. Arthur R. Rowe, a prominent member of the^ ittrtJ. After this dancing will be. resumed until 2 -a. in. Guests (admitted by invitation on-. ly) wjjll be received by Messrs. Jas. j ^Vise and fionj. Whit,taker.?: Dance music- wlil be furnished by the celebrated "Ajax Orchestra," ivWoh _fof ihe past two years has' oeen the^ most popular orchestra of;he Stale. . ~ flinch will be served during~*thg~~l atter part of the evening. Those who have been invited to :haperon are:, Atty. and Mrs. N. J. i Frederick? Principal and Mrs. W. P.; ! Domly; Principal and Mrs.- I. M. A.!1 Myers;-Mrs. Ada Forrest; Mr. and! Mrs. Jno. Cornwell, Mrs. D. H. Means' STr. a"N.'Vinccntj_MEZXTj.' F. Rhodes, Dr. and Mrs. J..G. Stuart; j Mr. and Mrs. J. B. LetVte; Mrs. VaniJ^T a?Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ' Jones. r '1 : The Ajax Club composed of some af the most- prominent- College and High School young men is in its third year and has added much bril- ; ianey-te the soeial-ealendar-t?ach sea-, son. ? BAMBERG NEWS A party of business- -and- profes- ; sional men of thig- city motored over 1 10 Barnwell, S. C. "Thursday, Octo- j u- 14th to attend the session of "the _ Republican Convention of the Sec- | ond District,'. Those in the party j were: Rev. C. C. Robinson, W. H. J Handy, M. John f)ays of Bamberg and Prof C. P. Robinson of Empie in Bamberg county who was delegat-1 ed with the- writer from the county) convention Bamberg and vicinity, was blessed with a two hours rain j S;itiirdfty-4irat:-i~ftr^wg!r much needed iij this section as the fall garden . iftxtr i? nmnv pmroa nin nnr nava | mough moisture to germinate. ~ Master John Days, Jr., son of MrD and Mrs. John Days residing on West' Rail Road Xve. was ftocidefitally 1 shot last wtfCk during a moon light i entertainment on -Mt"._ Carmel play ground tnis city. The wound was not'serious nor ' fatal and at this 1 writing young Days is much im- 1 proved. ' j 1 he Erasior teachers In company J with Mrs. Esther Ilopton Vandyke 1 jf .tireenwlcli, Cuim. wi'fa tfueata Of] Mr^ and Mrs. Ileyward Johnson j i l uesday evening last at Their beauti- i ' *" ' Rrxdga -Sfeflet. {a time with tloy mnthor nTT"Q*Z? Having "fcgfcit Called here to her sick 4 heils^de. Mrs. Rrynnt i? mueh im?f proved at this writing. | Mrs; Annie llahdy, is spending some -time with?rolativoo and -"friends in ' Concord, -?^? ; .? " ,~?j' ~ Mrs. J. M. Miller and Mrs. Katie j Allen of Blaekville. S. C. ^crp vi?i- 1 torR at the Frasier campus?t.hia . week. Sir Julius A. . Brown of Charleston, S. C. an<J Grand Chancellor of K. of. P.'s of South Carolina in company with ?ir Wallace of Charleston attended the county district K. of P. convention here This week. ?TheGrand Chancellor, Sir Brown- de.liy? ered -twtr?nddrcsscs r""afternoon""and 1' night. to the Sir Knights?first ahd " to the public Monday, night at 8 "o'clock in the Frasier auditorium. Quite a large crpwd was present at "both meetings and the Grand Chaniellor; Wag at his best. . Many and great were the applauds from the large crowd Who was' mora e( than pleased? ?;; ^ Sir H. W. Johnson, deputy for"Bam- . e welcome address was delivered j by the writer. Sir J: C. Blanton,1 prinrtpalrnf Vnorhoon Institute. -Pen?jmark, B. C. rdiTponded to the, address? by the.G>and Chancellor. Music was furnished by a union ehoir eompoaed of members of the'Various church ch?i|s- of?the city assisted by the tedWiers of the city public school Robinson was at-the piano. A.beautu ~ ful soprand solo was rendered by Mrs. Ursula Johnson entitled "Sinir me to sleep," at the close of the jad-j ^or-the prognm?9tt?KriightS and friends were.Treated"7to quite-a feast Every body went nwnv Tanling tW it was a great treat to be here. The Grand?Chancellor nmT Sir?Wallace ~ visited the Frasier-school ~and spoke to the student body .Tuesday morning and left for- their horn* . in Charleston about 10 o'clock. ?rT. A. Robinson, Reporter. IN MEMORIAM Of mv. Hoar mother, Mr^. Rrrrma-? Rice Poole, daughter of Sam and Mrs. Matlida Rice who departed this life -5 years Oct. 25. at T-anrons, R. _ courage and cheerfulness which made her an example to all she kept ~ in touch with. She held fast at all, times to her- faitlv-n^A-shmvprf nn nn. _ dor-standing (jf human life to those around her and when the hcv. v - ' sickness, sorrow and almost enhe helplessness was laid upon hei that dauntless spirit was* not dimmed. ~ - v ? . Farewell, mother dear you entered Lhe dark' stream ' of death without ; r fur yom?life was puffr &nd?upi right; step softly my dear .mother loopethi thh?-htttcr-pam, this dreary sense of loss .is a gain for her. A crire_and sorrow are over; all are laid to rest' besides the S.iviou cross an3 once aerain we he->r T Saviour's promise, "Come unto Me and I will give thee rest, for in my Xhere is one for you noble soul among-the blest. Friends-laid jtpmt = ymif casjcet, flowers, tokens?of lov< and -fpiondohtp. -PI- bow-my head in reverence "holy, as- from 'my-diyart 4-say, J^Thy- will bo dohe." ' " , By KSr son the-one that loved her so well. ?. . Willie P. Poole, " " 1502 S. Street, N. W.. Washington, D. C. COLUMBIA K. OF P.'S ORGANIZE FRATERNAL HOSPITAL AS- J ; SOCIATIQN ? "j For some time this agitation has ? bogff^cn foot, to rganiso a fraternal h >spitat for the city of Columbia and ) Richland County. It ^fls?flrst->' thought tojuake it a state wide institution but thd" K. of P. Grand Lodge didn't see 6t to take up tfie t prbpoFTtfbrt Just yet,"fat the meeting j in Sumter) hence it was decided to' make it local. ' It !s; the purpose of the local Py- j ^hians to- do something constructive "or the people- generally. They feel Lhat their work should not stop at ii'fcf linn-inrr tV?n /tiDU/L T^Atr KalIaira . that the greatest good can be aceofflpllsfied, that tha-^reateit need, is felt among the living. Tb> mcmhor3 from all tha lodges in the ~ nty met last Sunday afternoon and in now coTTrn-sed of about two HOTT^ UTod members. They voted to tako II J ' u ~V,1HVt i'iM 14ut4iit.il U 111cli ' 1?1?;??: '. i (I v. it h i h> iim-.'e :.s the I' ?~>tc .?! ^?R4eh-^ iand County^ ? ' It is the purpose of thfe Associa-1 twin to cause some good to be felt ^rr-th^ city of Columbia' and. Rich, ' !>nd County. One of it8 main fea-; tures witt- be to do a great deal "of i charity work especially tmnn^th. j J\'o person, no matter how poor j tbut one.may be will be barrel from b<> pitsl 'treatment. The"1"" main ob- : jfct-wilt~be To open the way ' and rT^.htrTt.^DLOSSiblff ,fpr <ht> ponrn.y fr. ni il>wii .few. ncciiwo huupital?am ?icei without having to be tfSred for iythe ditjt - - =? ?Tti? ' Frat?rnal Hospital "will proceed under thesame efficient, management as when run ais a private institution. Some additional accomodations will be made which-will-nee i The Leadii ? Newspapei | Card I SUBSCRtRT.LQ.NI ING WI bubscripti 4 The Palme ^ One Ye; X ,Six M ont 4^ ^ "Payable-iii vI-.'-j. ? - - To Reach the C of The Caroli) I -in "The - Pair I WRITE FU X I - The Palme f_ - ; ILLLFHC 3^ 1310 Assembly Stre !! William G Mcrchar 3: ?? **** Suits Made 1 X ? Alterations And-Rapi CLEANING A IS | . Phone ? 1315 Assembly Street p , ?: ---4--,"" i "the simpkins* ] ' THE TWO < . 7?pie< t Ssxophonss, Vlottn, CUrtnet, Ba Music furnished for Balls, Pa Studisj JI28 Assembly TELKPHONJ PRICBB RKASONXbl'B. c -V LsRsy Simpkins, Msnsgtr, I : n? | "Ttaiwaru mx | .. "'I'he institution will be 7TopenioT -drr-ndy strong Bupport wiltybe in- i nrt-p^tapH. .1 . . . " - < The Associaiton elected officers as folium's: - ix ?Mr' T. H. H^hhy, President; jjir L. I Hawltlng, Vlce-Predident: Sir Gso.^ 1. Hampton, Secretary. ... tv , J* *16 >d of Directors: " ' ,< Is.;ue White, B. McLamora, H. D. | , " a son" Janus Whitman, J. P. J Wa' ef.e d, J. C.- Artemus, T. S. Smith ! < .!. W. Bmnrow and I. M. A. Mytri. il '? ' ' 1 p?'?"i - Read - ? 1 THE ; PALMETTO. LEADER ; - ?1:" - ^ tder | ../. * ! lg Weekly ? i t of The ii ' 7?1?n Unas?? gjggg V:;v_ j L1ST:INCKEAS-|-: glgj on Rates: | * tto Leader |> - t'; ir $2.00 X : hs $1 .25 ^ ; : Advance . ^ : ? ~ ' .... J : 'otered People " * ^ J nas Advertise ^ l? nettOw-X eader" R RATES .. | | rear?* 1 . ! 1 ,'y tto Leader? ^ >NE 4532f ^ ..<k] et Columbia, S. C. ????M^^ !tnghmani^-i it Tatfor ro Measure siring Neatly Done ^ [ ID PRESSINC , 3589 Columbia, S. C. ^ > ' cgGocoxcgaxiqegeoMeoMew^caja^ft?JBueL?^^ ^ ENTERTAINERS" ERET> OftCHteSTRA irT 1 CAROLINA!. - . :ES?7 . _ is Violin, Drams, Piana and Carnat. ' rtias, Dancas and for any Oacasion ^ lass Music ti d?trM~ = ~ JLt. Hours I U * P. II a 5S *171?-4111. ? | ATISFACTION CIJARANTUD-.- f| 1 -- - - - 01_.LI.. A ..t ?> rjugwnw wiuiyMU?t ?%.wm?? Oil iogrL??d?r. _ t .. ny - ? * ?-? j ir. Uepari ^I ft 31 Washington: I . Big Line of Clothing f o; ;\, f fan Rn.ra ^ liifO A '< >? L '. .r4"r?~ % **.11. LJKJJO UUIIO ? * y^V^lciliy, | o Dry Goods, She F Connected with our store t , Shop, Barber Shop and Beau \ We are not selling Race Pr \ cause we can sell Better for I . ?' ^WOWOOOOOOOOOO OOOOC-vvOC-i^ ! " Poro Beau Hair Otilture, Facial Mass-i^in^ , MMFS, I YLLr, 1!QL; 1131 .Washington Street c?. ; : t - rTT'" ? JTHjE CATECHISM . ' i ii i i . By i R. Which contains the nevy, but Jitblieal Science; Creation and Development of M; iiia Purpose on Earth: The Death lii.i ii if the -Holy Ghost; The Church"; 'I'm., .t rh? Hiatory of the Hontiiii | ? Thmrook is -sold, on the Dock .Vtan i i andnt-Thl; Iluinillon Book' Slche i;, (. addreis is Chester, s'.' C , TW -?-,) nf r.,.. IMPERIAL. DP > . >?; | PrrAi-.hlptrrnTT : ~1 I 05 Washington 5 \ , :'t; J7T~ verythingcarr 1 ed in a'T ; PRESCRIPTIONS C ; We call for and delF r" ? - -youftS-FQft 1 IMPERIAL DF 0 4 ' " ' V Wil<p \ : (|pgp) J_ i J 8?Un . Wholesale Dealer i ^?i tftumss, narness, a Wholesale H Auto Top Manufac tu what you want to Bi L want to Sell. - ? J. ca?x???se???3ogoaa?^;gfe^:o.o<-:c-< | ' - " " , ' B-\ Watch Rep j * Claaning Watchca, .( wcls, M | ?~7~ --GIVE US A | 1125 Waahington Street ' . ^rd Doer Rack of Carol! ! PRltE^yDEXPERTWC rr n>oof>oc><>c ^ PINCKNEY'S FU1 _ UNDERTAKER AND UC OF SOUTH CAROLI! w ?en, Women ar.rl Chilrl.?j L____ ?es, Mlillinery ; ; is: First Class Tailor v j y Sijojy for Women. X ___ ; ie. Buy Trom US be- $ >cc vOcu^;o.oxd^?<^^<8^CK83ce$g ' ?'" ty Shop | Manicuring, Hai* Bobbing-t?r' p- ? ^ rl-UN &.DLypY; \ : arfcment Store Columbia, S. C. L ^^gs^gjag^^aaocgaaoflB^w : iOGK ??? '? : ( IIKISTIAX CHUKCH Rnult^U.'-D. " I ' ' - ? - :: .facts on Creation; The Bible and an; The Virgin Birth of Christ, and :^urrcctron_of J6sure-ijmT~the Office .'hrisrian Church.' It. also contains 1 < i.ristitmity, to gether with The OKV OF THE NEGRO. it Tito htate Book Stnrn Pntinwlija; ? he.-tei1, alto by; the author, whose nui'innl price .-of SU cents. ! ~ ^ ~ ?XMX* *x? :UG STORE si Druggists???; ?? 5* -^hone 7ZZ6 -~i: . ? .... ? . * irst-c.lasa Drng.Stope? i~ URSPECIALTY. * { - #?r Pr#??rrir^tir>n? . ?; 'I ?i- " _ . i a* SERVICE.!. 1 - |? iUG SISRE ?L?- .J ' ': V. Martin I :~r iprpn Avenue- -3r?-?^ /ibia, s. c. :; n Leather, Shoe addles, Etc. r . _I -* t t ' 4 > ide Buyer t - ircr. Let as know | lty and what you 1 V . /l X-:..:^:-T" air hhop a'' Springs, each $1.00? > TRIAL C^oliimhia S C ? , t na Bank Building " j ).RK L;NfeyKPAi?SEO^,_. - j ??? a r VIERAL HOME ENSED EMBALMLR ' SA & GEORGIA ... uneralCars and Funeral 1 ' Equipment As Good?as the Best trrehBetter than the Ke?t And PriceslL??? -?n??ldent? Phon? flit? COLUMBIA. 3. C.: , - .