The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 11, 1926, Image 4
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^ Departm
1 131 Washingto
; Big Line of Clothing Fc
. . r> ' ' n . a n "
;; ren. ooys z>uits /\ ^pecia
Dry Goods, S
< > Connected with our st
-'-J J - Shop, Barber Shop an'cTB<
. > | We are not selling Race
; ^ cause we can sett Better
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A. & T. KOTES? "
Heard At A. and T. Collfegc.
Doctor Carter Woodsott, Editor of
th6 -Journalof Research in Negro
ni??in-y, wn? una r>T~fhA_diKt,inouiishot3
guests of the college during the past
~ week. Doctor Carter Woodson spoke
on the subject, ''Negro History in
The Crisis." The noted historian,deascribed
the historical background -ol
the- Negro, related the contributions
ir madt? by the Negro to the ancient and
modern civilization and emphasized
. ' ' - the. opportunities opened to . the Negro.
.
Doctor Woodson is" well qualified
. ' for hia Work, having received his
Master's degree irom Chlouyu J.id
" hia T)r?ctor's degree from Yale.
Charles Harris To Give ReT
? cital December 10.
'.Charles J. Harris, tenor-piapist. is
??T??scheduled to makei a return engage^
a,, Jtnent/.. ' The?noted' -tenor-pianist has
t" enjoyed a rich experience and a
thorough training. Having studied
Bic under-the master musicians employed
at that3 school of**music, he became
well prepared. Since compje I
Donation from St.
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i Dear Editor:
" ?[ ' --Enclosed please find -two
/l Peter church have given i
~! The Leader. We watched h
I few years. Alas, we have
J ' paper. . We will hand it t
? Courtesy and Service; and
' [ - " Accept this as a token Of
;[ spirit of love you. have sh
* vice.
. * May the Great Head of
i , you .may write long and \
I can for all the people you '
j Sighed:
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* " MMES. LYLES, H<
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1J31 Washington Stre
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Madam A
,\ Formerly of PHII
has establisheS perm.
Masonic Tei
? 1125 W&iftlngion Site
-- - j... . for the man
? Wonderful Hair And
! "Made 1 heir Way by t
First Prize Awardi
I -
Will inrflrtuft a class in
1 Beauty Culture; beginning No
for Hair Treatment.
TERMS ARE
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hoes, Millinery X
:ore is; First Class Tailor $
;auty Shop For VI omeri[ X
Pride. -Buy from US be- ^
for Less. ? ' 4
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tmn'ot ftla musical course,
, ve.d as accoYnpanist ta Roland Hayes
and has filled -with ellieieney positions
M("'as director of the musical departments
of several of the leading insti
^utions of America. ? _
1 Dukriet O^m&trence of Voca-.
L tional Agricultural Teach-1
i? -er Held At White Oak
County Training School.
?^? -" ~T s a
Director Staley and Superintendent
Bachman Principal Speakers.
Tyner, X. C., November 27.?For
< two days, a group of vocational agri'
piiltm'Jll' ti>nc.linr? \vnvn- irt eneeinn bovo
attending a district -conference which
had been called into Session "by Pro-1
ft ssur S. hi- bihiihhim, Slate Supeijvicor
of Vocational Aj;r.icttlture^The_'
conference w^s hold at the White Oak
' school of which Professor Alexander
'Blaine is the principal. .
I for the paist year. Supervisor Sim- i
f 'nions Juis Ucen cmphasiiiinpr the valuo
a father and son banquets. At all
i _ojT_tfie^ district conferences held this
i year, one "or the OUlKUiruliFitfTTOtures
I has been the father arid Son banquet.
A'tfHihcrin? <frf this kind has contribu
ted largely toward the successful sell- ]
. 4?k-q? the, vocational ideo^to the?ath-_j
.. ers*. \* ?
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Peter Baptist Church
mo. s. <j. " I
?si
($2.00) dollars,. We the St. $L
care'ful study and thought to
er steady growth for the past 8
the key to the success of this 8
o the public. Here, it is:
service means, work.. ???L?crtir
appreciation for the great 8
own us .by your valuable ser- 8
the Church help you, "so "that |
veil. Doing, all the good you g
can everywhere. . ' ;i
II. II. GEIGER, ? . 1
J. M. g
II. SIMON, Pastor.
luty Shop |
DUSTON & DENDY r ?"~
epartmen t Store |
et Columbia, S. C. F>
Toooi7crca->0rf0o0aocro0oo0erooooon
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i pi I Anrl Onli/ - - 0
maJ ' 7 ' ^
.. I. Russell 4
.ADELPHIA, PA., |
jnervtly her laboratory at.
-nple Entrance
&l Columbia, S/C. |
ufa<5ture of her >?
Face Preparations That g
fie Way They Are Made" g
etc! byi^iorgf| State__a
t926 1 I
the famous T?ussell fSystem ol ? *
vT Z2, al80-w>ll_rjeceive ualrons *
~?:?-?|t*? -> '? ' , . _ |
REASONABLE
>r Call At i ? ) ?j-?;
a.StiieetCQLUMBlArS. C. |
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THE PALM1
THE LOCAL I
- BUSI
The Local Negro Busiiless Leagu<
Convened last Monday evening fron
7 to 8 o'cloclc^P.-M-.-at the K. of P
| Rail in the Masonic Ttmple, ' 1131
Washington Street,
i' The session opened with prayer bj
| Dr. Ceo. T. DilUard. On motion ,o
AT r T. A HnvtrUnc cnr?Aiul h\r Pen "N
: J. Frederick, the committee on Con
stitution and By?laws reported thn
its Chairman, PM. I. Jfrl. A. Myers
;ATler .some discusaioif-on-t-h?-lloo
and amendments,' the committees ~T<
tees were appointed by the" President
the Executive and the committee 01
Plans and Problems. The-'chairman o
the rnrmQi- is Prof. I. M. A. Myer
land'thp latter is Mr. L. A. Hawknis
The address by Itev.^T. M. Boykin
In keeping with the regular cus
'torn. Supervisor Simmons an,d Principal
tslalni' bent eveiy effort to mala
' tho alTairvboth ^profitable and at.traci
live. The principal speaker at. the
| banquet was F. Marcellus Staley, Director
of^Agr ieulture.; A. and T.C.ol.
lege. . uthfT speakers were L?&
Beece, Winfall; Harrison Jacobs, Eli/.abfth
City; C. S. Wynn, Winston;
S. Ik. Simmons, A. and T. College.
The.banquet was staged Fidday night,
November 26.
On Saturday morning,. Mr.. Bachlyian.
County Superintendent of Kdu
cation, delivered an address. < He
'prn-ii^nri-t-hn -n-rrrfc?t-hn+ Wtttjbeing dong
by Professor. Blaine and pledged his
support. Superintendent stressed the
ownership of property, and urged .that
the exploitation of rehijdrch fi r labor
erase." lie stated ltrat,;"N-o child who
has failed to pass the sixth grade
should_hc_allowed to work."
C. I. A. A. Conference To
Greensboro, N. jC..December" 4-?
I The Colored Inter-Collegiate* Athletic
Association, a niemhef* ofthe" National
Collegiate '.Athletic Association,
will hold its 10th annual conference
at A. and T. College, ^ecember. 11
and. 12r ;? ^ .v
Representatives from Hampton,
St. Paul* -Shaw Virginia Ndrmal, .Virginia
Seminary. Virginia Union and
Johnson C Smilb will attend the conference.
During this conference, the
fpot-ball schedule for 19?7- will be ar
ranged,- the officials selected, the IWt
championship awarded and the selection
of the* most valuable player.made
j A: great deal of interest will be at.tached
to this meeting due to the
Tact thai Lincoln is ;ii|iiiious to r-jturj
to the AssocTatioir*hnd"tivrngst()no h
seeking admittance. ^ .
Members Gf A. and T. Facul
I ~ t.v finch in Annnlnii - *
r 311 1 llllitiUl 1 DM
Season Classic.
!, Double A's Dt'"c;ii Ti'finm'n 7?fl.
Greensboro, N. C., December 4.?Al
2:30 o'clock today, the lovers of foot
ball had the pleasure of attending i
panic that was replete, with fun anc
~spectaeuTttr pla^s. Thia poet soasoi
cla ssic was staged on Dudley field, A
and T. College. The "old timers" at
tempted to come back and show wha
.real football was and how "thing:
were llOTTe Iri-the' oldeti dajts, '~
two elevens, selected from, the facultj
knOwn as- the-"Techmenf!- \vas com:
posed of instructors.of the Techniea
department. The -other combinatior
secured its human cargo" of huskies
from the Agricultural and Academi<
departments and went upon the fielc
^nder the-nanie-of-the -"-Ffottbte
The Techmen went upon , the fielc
the favorites, due to the fact' thai
they had a superior back-field,, com
posed of such experienced?men-tr
.Stewart,?nf Simmon* , ?University;
Coach Byarn, of A., and T. College
Bergin of A. and T. College, and .Tew
pi! nf ii- ? ..."
? v.* iuuootauuiji'us institute oi
Technology!
T This was another gasu of the-^ipsgl
i dr. c. b. Jenkins
I CHIRORPAtH t.
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Diseases of Men and Childrer
Phorte 5in Manning. S. C
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Let the Joy of Beautiful
z Musio -Complete Your
Christmas . Happiness
- ?1?Why- rtrt.?-yrmr paino*now,
making small initial
payment, another payment
Christmas eve, beinsr assured
of this Ideal Present Christmas
t MTTRTr. nHTTRF.
1428 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
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STTb LEADER , ?
nIEGKG" !f
[NESS LEAGUE
b Pastor-of Union Baptist Church, was ?: 1
phylosjophical and inspiring as usual g
. to all. At 8 o'clock sharp, the meet *
L ing adjourned by motion of Mr. R. ;!
i L. Simons to me^t Monday evening, *
/ Dec. ^13th, the same time and plac^. x
f We are appealing to the 45 members ?r
J to come on time Monday eyening^and ?
- each bring a friend. The speaker qf ?
veiling will be-MT^-G. lA Floyd, ?
. Cashier of the Victory Savings Bank y
v jon the subject: "Negro Banks^*and 2
a^ffhn Rrmlrirtfr Rn si nasi Mr to at1
- \in entertaining speaker and an ex- J
; pTJrienced banker. The friends and ?
i patrons of the Victory Bank, are cor- g
f dially invited tQ hear Mi. Floyd Mon;- jjs
day evening1. ; *5
*1. S. Leevy, President. W. C. John ^
, s->n. Secretary* rr 9;
- | of dope, for the machine-like combi- 5?'
~ nation Of, Double A'a, led- by Captain *
i Fuller, swept the Techmen ^off their g
. feet. When the game ended, t^e g
i I Double A's-had 7 scores to their cred- *
, it while the Techmen had only 6.
^.| The Double A's scored first. A *
i jlongl pasB from Fuller?to Weaver >L
placed the ball on the Techmen's 5
yard line. From here, assisted by 'jsj
Freeman, Captain Fuller carried the 2
, ball over for a touchdown. Fuller *
kieked extra point. .. .
, - LINE-UP ' V V g:
r Techmen X6) ' Double A's (7)
~ " Position ; yy
t Fnriruson * L. ?E. Weaver: T 0
rmr " L. T. (Jiibbs
I onic L.- G. McKinney l
, IDeJrtuguley C. Harrison Be
> Washington Rr G. Cherry -By
?Cirnvctt R. T. Brodorick Su
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V Chiitftmas and the I
jfi YY better time to choose yoi
and our displays reveal ac
j. |j or merely-Wish to loofe, courteou
" rk. gi^s of furniFureTand are jo
|| - -V - A Small De
- You do not need ready cash to
t away anything until Christmas c
3 TO requeste for this added service
enrolls vou in the Club ancLresei
* $-/. j'.--- Three A
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j|fmol ing Stan d*
- - -A- Chi isimas' mpuclul ready t\vw
Humidor smokers -complete
. jjj^ with ash tray and mafch holder,
fineshed in mahogagony
color." Arrange to be eaTly}
4 -'! j . ' * "
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^ars^a^**^
? Christmas
Smoking Jackets or
Radio Coats
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HrPiaaing Gowns
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HoiiBe Slippers -r?
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Silk-and Wool Mufflers
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Handkerchiefs
Bradley7 Lumber Jackets
and Sweaters
Interwoven Silk and Wool
. fiosiery ,
y ^\ .
Everything for
Marshall-!
* ... Known For (
'-V 1 ' '
^ 7 irt St^iey1
vsll 1 Q. duller
;wart F. B. ' Freeman
rgin - R. H. B?I?"Webster j
arm L. H. B, Williams
bs Double A's- -Simmons, Cruch?i??-mmFT??
fc38fc?SSSsS;B5?S?S
took
>usy holiday season juSt around t
ur Christmas gifts than ndw! Ft
Ivance Christmas showings of qu
-rtrah~and whether vou wish to-i
8 service is yours. Already, mar
ining our Christmas Club.
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posit Reserves An;
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choose now?juSt a small depo:
ir any future date. This conveni
and we now make this offer to yi
eves anv selection
tdvance~Hdliday S
Sewing Cabinet
n$i65C7
Convenient Cabinets with draw
erg for thread, etc. and spacious
compartments"?for your sewing.
They are finesehd in
mahogany color and priced way
low
IMBRELL'
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Btillii'ila'y. I9jW i 1
Shoppers I J
Hartman Wardrobe -* *
? Trunks --" ~ ~ 1J * W
Belber Fibre Cases'; ! jy
- w i h
for Ladies and Gents |
Amity Leather Noveltys? 5 f
Ladie^LHand Bags? . I y
Gents Toilet Case ? . ~ 'i
Pocket Books [
Brief Cases * *
Collar Bags \
Men and Boys ? ,||
atum Co, -j fj
aoocl Clothes L" J \1
or Atkins, ami TicVidynt B^lufnrri. rvVA ?
"Subs: Tecbnvcff^Shfeftbn ant! Camp"btelT
~ '.'T. f'V - ?
Officials?Patterson, referee; Coleman,
umpire; Miller, shield* ..judge;
Pitts, headlinoman, ' - "* _
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he corner, when could be a J
irniture is the Appreciated gift 1
lality furniture. You will en- JM _ J
make n definite-srlriO inn rrnm L
iy of our patrons are choosing jjjj^ |
y Selection ' "*
sit is all that is requirechto?lay?
ence is the outcome of many JA
3U.;. Remember--juSt a dollar **
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pctiais 711
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Telephone^tand fjL_JN
?r-.-$ l-O^S ' '. ? 'w'll
. harmonic with ??ny: furnishings
you mav havfr/^-7-?
Complete with chair to. match JL* vfinished
in mahogany color! VK \
It!s_ simplicity of design will Hr |
S ' --. ' 'jys
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