The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 04, 1926, Image 8
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vancement of Colored People, bring
the total "lynchinga thl? year-to-Ahir. ;
ty one as against eighteen for the:
entire twelve months; of 1925. The
President Coolid'ge, to" urge Congress
, ^ to take fhe action on the matter
which lies within the Federal power." i
V The pressure relentlessly applied
. by the N. A./ A. C. P. for a federal
v anti dyyiching law has-pei>etrated-even
the lynching state South Carolina,
^ where' the Columbia State, on Nov
ember 23, said editorially. "It would
-be foolish to .deny. that, xeccnt. lynch .
*? mans wheio ' the mob treated' judge
{, and jury with such brutal Contempt,
TurrTislTlidrTJcatej; of a TederaTTtfiTt=
lynching law with a lot of ammuni
tion. .-Only two classes can defend
lynchinga?criminals at heart and
fools. :And when lynchers habitually
?7? escape punishment, "even. prosecution,
it is difficult for those who. happen
to be neither criminals nor fooU to
extol or defend the leeral svsteni un
der which, such practical immunity
is possible."
in the nation wide'campugin against
lynching is a debate on the subject of
lynching, published in- the December
number of tVie Forum magazine.
~* "Which"was also broadcast* over the
radio on Nov. 23. - ,
Commenting uii the present situa tion,
James Weldon Johnson, Secre
1 tary of the N. .A. A. C. P. said:;
"Whatever the outcome of the cam
.. paign of. publicity conducted by the
New York World and directed iijto
, the Aiken lynching situation," o|ne.
" . fact stands out. Lynching as an is
_ sue- has 1?cen divorced from the old
twaddle about "the. usual crime" of
~ ^rape:?Furthermore, the issue is n?wf
8quarely before the American people
of state inability or unwillingness to
proceed against mob murders unless
pressure is brought tci bear from thc^
?outside^?In??ace~&? the terrific.pub licity
being giver, this issue It would'
-not seem that Congress, or rather the
United States SenflTG, will daru en *
-^tirely to ignore- it.-^At all?events
the N, A. A. C. P. as.- heretofore, will1
hammer a\Vay at this'issue throughout
doors of the U. S- Senate when
, that body reconvenes.""
Anderson Notes ;
The stork visited the home of Prbf.
and Mrs. S. C. Perry Sunday 'morn
ing Nov. 21, and left a" fine girl.
Mother and daughter are getting a
long nicely.
Monday morning the pupils and
L- teacher of the eighth grade Mrs. M.
V. Marion presented the newcomer
' with a, little knitted-set -co-rrsistin^- of
- trap; sadr~and~t5?oteeS. The eighth"
vxboeobxqsobospso^^
\ The Qf-iyin
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5 has established permai
V M asonic Ten
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J V, ^A?" iKiT manii
Wonderful Hair And I
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jr rirst Prize Awardc
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?Will >nStru(5t. a claaam^t
' Beauty Culture, beginning Noa
I for Hair Treatment.
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Write 01
| 1125 1-2 Washington
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Krit Store ' |
l St. Phone 7567 $
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Men, Women and Child- $
y.r.
toes, Millinery re
is: First Class Tailor y
\uly Shop for Women, " X
Pride. Buy from US beor
Less.? ??? ?
grade wn-c (yivnn thp hnnnr nf naming
the baby. Titer decided" upon -Marian
Yertellc. , _ .. . _
Mi1. und_Mrs. C; tioo Dnvis, Miss
TCmmn Mack a~nd'Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
Ppek_ spoiit Thanksgiving at Morris
College They report-a pleasant trtprMi\
Thomas lhibose; -who was CtfiT
chef .cook at the Clemson Hotel, died
Sunday night u?J \v-a^-?-aneraLized_aC
rthrrM. E. chin'eh Wednesday after -
nocri. He leaves a wife, three daugh
tevs and one son also a host of rela
tives and friends "to morn his loss.
We extend to the family our deepest
sympathy; . . _ ,.
.The Plinth grade ofthe'Ree^T St.,
tligh school fiuTiTshed, prepare~d~&hd
served the faculty?to. a delicious
Thanksgiving dinper in five' courses
'i!er~tiiL' direction of our most effi
Annie. Byvian. The parents, as well
.^DAhg. lU.il'ils, are .smiplv''dejUrhtcd.'.to-,
'nave such a capable, instructor as
Mis.s Bovian. This department is he
ing brought up to the standard and
we feel very proud of it. The din
rief consisted of cream, soup; baked
chicken, spare libs, back bone, rice,
macaroni arqw. notatoes with cheese
biscuits- fruit salad, jello with whip
ped cream and Mack coffee. IndeecL
we wish you could have been there to
enjoy the eats and watch the _.cfH
pent "waitresses: Three cheers?torour
principal three cheers for *our
faeulA. three cheers for the ninth
I grauc,: ias.tjjftut pot least, three cheers
fog Miso Bovian. . :
Mrs. -Alice' Recsej who has been
-gnnfinpfl, tn hndwkh 'Mhi" is able to
~be oufagan.
The school chldren of the S. Fant
Street School brought all kinds or
ynoil tilings to put, .for the sick- and
aged 3-hjch were -distributed Wed
nesiluy afternoon by Sirs. Z. V. AWilliayis,
^liases?Johnye Adgcr and
Virginia Watkins. Many thankful
persons blessed the school children for
their , kindness and thoughtfulness. ?
The SE Paul Missionary Society
-distributer! Thanksgiving-Wednesday
aftcrnooil and sent a halT
. arrel of Hour and 2 bushels of-meal
tQ Union High -school -Thursday.
One of the delightful entertain
.nents of the Thankgiving season was
i party given Friday evening by Mrs.
vlota. Mis^gn: Cony bus .Innp-,.
Johnnyc Adger ?Viu Virgnra" Watkins
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tho.
-atcd with yellow and white ehrysan
theniuni's A delicious salad course
with tea was served. Those present
besides the hostesses \vere Mr. and
Mrs. C. Lee Davis. Mr! and Mrs. T.
-ir?miliums, Mrs. W: l reek. Misses
Georgia Sullivan, Nettie Mack, Emma
Mack, "Katie Ancjerson, Necie Gary,
Messrs. Adger, Johnsonr~Mar)ce, Maul
din, Drs Johnson, Montgomery and
Anderson. Eaeh guest expressed
himself as being highly entertained
by the fair hostesses.
Mr. Flack iyient( Thanksgiving
while with her pki ents, Mr. and "Mr?.
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al/Anrl Only ???-?J
?I. Russell
ADELPHIA, PA., . jj,
rrently her laboratory at
iple Lntrance
;t Columbia, S. C. ' 8
ifa<$ure of heir - g
race Preparations That 8
e Way fliey Are Made"- -8
rd by Colored State 8
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r. 22, also will receive patrons g
REASONABLE ^ 1
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the local s
busi:
.conyeoed Ja^t- Monday evening at the.
| 7 to 8 o'clock p. m. and in the K. of
P. Hall at .the Masonic Temple, 1131
| Was-liUrgton St.
j- Dr, J-. E Beard, Pastor of Bethel
church and a former Director and
President of a Bank at Charleton,
; S. C., w<is the speaker of the even.
; ing... His address on the subject of
j "Negro' banks and the banking bus_
' iness,, \V55~~Instructive4V)id enter taining
to the enthusiastic . members
a.J visitors who heard him.
_Thp-address was followed by geji.
-erdl?discussions and many helpful
things were said in interest of a Tug
ger and more liberal community spir.
! it and more cooireratibn to that end
1 by all of us. . ,
r? v. .' . ' Tin
RutHi -?7Mr3
Alice Dozier was taken sick
i''I'^^Sunday . jiioj ning. _She is
1 hope 3he will soon be.out again. .
Mr. and Mrs. Tiioma3 Drfvis and
family motored to Elberlon tia., StnT
j day to attend the funeral of a rela
tive.
Miss ^Maggie -Butler" spent . a -part~)F"
the Thanksgiving holidays atthe
Iicnie ot an okl incna ana classmate
Mrs. Mary Rucker, Anders6n.
i ^oUvillistanuin.cjL the rain Thanks
giving-tiuilp ii.(cw Andersonians at
tended tlio- cxcrcise?a^ -Union High.
Two hundred dollars -?as rained, nl
though many of the churches failed
to respond. If we can only get the
; careless or thoughtless pasters in
! terested in the \Vork it will move -on.
Quite a number of pastors in a re
cent meeting "if is said guaranteed
their money-wouldJbc there but when
-the tTihe camer tfrcy-as well as the1
:money were absent. Drs." Oliver,
Andcron, Glenn, Asbury, "Mrs. liach .
| el Byrd Asbury,-who was the first
interesting history ot the suliuul.
Mesdamej Johnson, Anderson, Ruck
or, .Williams-;?M-issO.s "Welib, Adger,
- Butler,? Hall, Mes&tsAf- Thompson,
Rucker,- Oliver. Jones and many oth
fr. wprn m-oscnt. We were sowed
i a delieious dinner -in the dining hall
Prr.f nrul Mcs. Fant have everything
looking nice and clean- around the
; school. .The Royla church has fijr
nishgd a rooip al I lu.1 school t'jrrMhcy
alad-furnished excellent musie'dur.
ing the- exerci. e. Dr. II. Walkins
wasj master of ceremonies and we
enjoyed a pleasant uay. ?
Rev. S.' C. Campbell is celebrat
ihg his second anniversary as pastor
Monday Nov. 21) and cfuing~SundrryDec.
5tli^ which is "Home Coming
! and-Guest Day." Monday night Rev.
II. C. Anderson preached and liis
: choir gave-those present a real treat.
1 Tuesday night Rc|'- B- S. Jackson is
prpaeh. Wivln sday ReVi H W.
; Stewart-r?ft~morhing Revr lT:
j Watkins Sunday night, Rev. W. L.
?Zinjmcrman?The public i.^cordially
Tifvited to all .these services
Mrs. Anna Prince who has been
spending a while in Ilendersonville,
N. C., is at home to the delight of
bor many friends.
UPzriWYcGh hrdl hrdlu hrdl^hrdl
Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Jenkins-^ and
I Little Joyce Elise motored from Co
iumbia Tuesday; while in Anderson
they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Williams, Broyles street. They
were accompanied by Misses Lula
GambrCll and Lilfian Brown of Ben
"*) cdictr colleger ? *?
i A few nf Dr. N. A. Jenkins'
' friends called t0 ?oo him Tuesday ev.
cnin'g. Those who called during the
evening were: Mr. and M-r.r."'Cf.'""Si
: Quftrk. Mr. and Mrs W. I. Peek, Mr,
| M.-o TTin/i Tn^l-cnn, T\tit.-f.n fnn
; yous Julius, Johniiye Adgor, Virginia
,Watkin?, Georgia Sullivan, Nettie
"T.^ack, Drs. Edmbhd Johnson, G. W,
Montgomery, J. C. Anderson and
. Mr Marion Manco.?Mrs. Peek, Misa.
* n<f Adger \Vatkins, assisted in
serving punch and cake.
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Due West*^ Locals
By OJin L: Smith '
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; Lnnt?n/aa a high . day n
Z'on at Mt. Lebanon church. The
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Let the Joy of Beautiful
Music Complete Your
I Christmas Happiness
_ _JW.hy .not. select your paino
now, makipg smalt " Initial
payment, ,t another 'payment
Christmas eve, being assured
p r _nf ttriR IrtPTTi Presrmtr-Chr istnttre
day?
! MALONE'S. MUSIC. HOUSE
142ft Main St., Columbia, S. C. .
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NESS LEAGUE
i Among those who spoke in the gen
?eral discussions were . Mrs. L. J.
[ Rhodes, Prop. Good Samaritan rfos^r
j pital, Esq. N 4 J. Frederick, of the
Columbia Bat, Capf. W. H. Coultry,
Pres, Lincoln Memorial Assn., Rich,
land Co., Rev. Geo. T. Dillard, Officer
and Member of the Interdenominational
Ministers. Union, . Columbia.
The League will meet next Monday
evening at the same place just
one hour, 7 to 8 o'clock at which
tion and By LaWs will report and
other standing and special commit,
tees will be appointed. Members, and
friends are urged t$ coperate by com
I \r\cr nn 'fTmn :
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' I. S. LEEVY, President,
W. C. JOHNSON, SeCretaryrI
Kov. P. J. Wilson- our -now > pastor
preached powerful sermons morning
and evening. Sunday school and A.
I Rev. and Mrs. S: J. Cowait anc[
children motored over to "Anderson
rr last Saturday.
Mr. | Calvin Rouse is home for the
winter to thji delight qf his friends;
~1tj -spent several monthp in Hender_
>onville, N. C. " U| ' "T "r?
. Mr. W. C. Rouse, Mrs. Georgia
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uie sunn wius.ue ui iner.Tt'iuaH; iu _
signal the tart of the " game with
Rockymbunt. The game opened-with ^
I Williston kicking to Rocqmount. For. P
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ning. tc-day we will give a ispct i.
f SLoff on any pair of men's or w<
r priced $6 up. Innumerable-??
i. newest leathers and a. complete
ilimited. You will appreciate the
r fall footwear already so modi
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Brown aij<J Mrs. Pollie Pruitt motored t1
over to Abbeville on last Tuesday in a
Mrs. Pruitt's car. h,
Miss Ruth Holmes is teaching near
Hodges, S. C. - u.-.. JV
The club of which Mrs.; Angelica ( w
Washington is -prudent "gttefc -a splen V
did sacred concert at St? Mary Bap . (ii
tist church on last Sunday night. k
Miss Najinie came home to spend $'
Thanksgiving. She teaches in the y
county. | 1 g
ROCKYMOUNT HIGH IN SLR i,
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Wilmington, N. C.r. Nov. 30.?A ^
large number of spectators crowded
Williston field Turkey Day to await ?
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a-o quarters the ball- see sawed up .
ncf.down the field, and'-both teams
aving several good chances to score.
During { Ihue intermission Coacb
iadden using his foot hall language
nth a frown on his face sent the .
Wildcats buck in the Second half cry
ig and on the hi<?koff, the ball was
icked to Bug. Williams.. The gang ..
el led: Left. "Bus'r tripped off 85
ards for a touchdown, but failed at
oaL. Rockymount- touchdown when
*ieir fast end picked up a fumble , *"""
nd ran- 35 yards fon^ft touchdown. - ?
ut 'misled the dxtjy point. The
air.e ended G?6.
The boys are hoping theyT gel a 1
ost season game with the fast Boo_ =
er' Washington team of Columbia,
. C. Readers we are the champions
f Eeastern^ North Carolina.'
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