Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I ? **"***? 9th, 1027, : ?? Locals An( < >? I * < * * ' Messrs. P. Meeks and Walter Moore spent' Sunday in Camden visiting rela lives. Mrs. L. B. McLees, after spending the holidays at home, , returned to ?r school at Bateaburg. "Mi8, Ila L. Steward left last Tuesday for Brevard, N. C.t to resume her ? duties as teacher in' the graded school there. Mr. Willis Thompson is at home " for the holidays. He-wilMeave Sunday to continue his studies at Howard University. ' ' Mrs. Arabella Howell Hehry, of Philadelphia, fa., i8 at home on' a ? visit to the delight of her relatives and many friends.?* ? Miss Pauline L. Watson, who spent the holiuays at home, returned last Tuesday to Brevard, N. where she fa teachings in the graded school. > Mrs. Dorcas W.illiams and grand... .daughter, alter spenuing two weeks friends, returned and reports a~ delightful trip. ^?__i Mrs. J. J. Harrison has returned to the city from Brooklyn,. N. X* where ahc wan called on account of the death of her sister-im-law, Mrs. Martha G. Kibler. S ' ^v' -Monday, December 20th, the members and friends of the Dorcas CharT ty Club, gave Rev. and Mrs. Homer Mill, who recently lost their home hy . fire, a kitchen shower. P*5- ? ??? Rev. L. F. Vance, presiding elder, of the Winnsboro district, and daugh ter Laura, spent' the holidays in Jack aonville, Fla., .with his son and grand children. They report a very pleasatat trip. MfarBolHeMae Mctts;~6f ~Coltmr=bia, spent the holidays in Carlisle, with her friend. Miss Cleonis Daw-1 kins. They motored back to the city von New Vear'a Day and reports a very pleasant trip. v 1 ' Miss Carrie Logan who has been in Philadelphia, Pa./ passed the city last week enroute to Jacksonville, Fla., ^for the remainder of the winter. T-i She spent the holidays with her par? ehts in ^.qmbUltown. Miss Emily Shelton, a former employee of The Leader spent the holidays at home, and called to see us while in the city. She is teaching at '<$Jenkinsville. this year. She returned -^ro her sohool on last Monday.Little Mout'ain, but now,qf New Jersey, spent a couple of days in the elty^thig week- She was enroute to New Jersey frofhLittle Mountain where she had been to spend the holidays. , - . Mr. Cary Reed,-formerly of South Carolina, but now of Pittsburg, Pa^ pent a few days in the city with his 'cousin, Mr. M. S. Steward." Mr. Reed -fid- family came down to-spand. the holidays with his mother and other * .- .relatives in Blackvtile. Prof. William Dewe? _ Robinson spent Xmas aftdthe~holidays at home. He left Sunday for Burgaw, N. C., to resume his work asHnstructor in the Burgaw High School. We were glad to have our poet back home again. He is making good in North Carolina. We are proud of him and >vi$h for him much success in the New Year,. AISISUUISUEIVIUINT ? Mrs. Eloise L. Randolph announces " the marriage of her daughter, Elizabeth, to Mr. Wllmor Peeler, December twanty-sixthr-Naw- -York -City, At bomeefter December 28th, STl Washington street, Akron, Ohio. __ for rkntt7_ ? Seventy (70) acre farm two and one half (2Mi) fhiles from city limits. Good tenant house, mule barn and t.'well. This is a^excellent farm. Im V formation may had through ithe Pal1 metto Leader or phone 87^9, Mrs. E. * ? ?... # t~~ JK. ^KjJCKer, ureeu B?C?I>. THE COSMOPOLITAN CLl)B TlTe CoimopoIItah Literary ancl Social Club gave its annual Xmaa prom Dec. 29th, at Lincoln Colonade. niahetl by the original Ajax Orches - ? / ( -v -> . *y. rr-*^ ri Persorials??|_ i tra. The Colonade was beautifully decorated with the colors that blend j with the Yuletid season. The I affair was largiy attended, by out of town visitors. The ladies! danced around on fantastic toesr displaying their most gorgeous evening gowns. Among the distinguished . visitors present were Dr. and Mrs. Chavles Thompson of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. John CorhwelT ofT'lpvoljinrl Mv Mrs. Mines of Wilson, N. C. Mr. and J&ls> PretiP-raUot Newberry; a. (J.y Ron old Patterson of -Newbei ty, S. (J., Miss^EtUl Pratt of Newbeny, S. (J., Prof, George Hull pf -Aiken S. C., Miss Euth- Mouxpn-of Havana Cuba, Miss Gladys Turner " of Norfolk, \ a., Ml*. Willis-Xhompson Uf Howaid Unueis.ty, M.ss Arabeiie ttenry of Gelmantown, Pa., Mr. and I Mrs. William Chflmpinn?ot? S. C., Miss Mane' hoit'man of Sumf wtewuUg#_S. C. * ? during tne intermission the guest weie served wwh LaU'unch bo Cos-1 mopniitjtn, At~gT30 a. in., the orchestra played Home Sweet home, aiter which ev- i e.y one reluctantly departed "lor i.otne wjh th" Y?tpfirip ~1 MEETING 0F7THE COSAIO i-yiillAlT CLUB' i The Cosmopolitan Literary and Social "Chitr met on December JL7th, j at the spacious home of Dr,. James. ! H. Goode,? A very interostffrg 'pro-. gram was rendered, after which all \ indulged., in progressive whist. Very beautitul -prizes: "were awarded the ^winners?as follows: First prize: ^|r vy 4jL? gz = z% , ~ II j #==j===W 1l if" rif ' : . ^ ' |r-?:;:rJf : ' : to "?T ??? !>< ;,.t .; ij* ^ ft * Tt9T%?:if. m I4DUI . ^fo|i/ II limiinifl f ? ?? ' . ~~ the palmett lad.es Mi?s "Margaret Rhodes, first pi izo gentlemen, Dr. \V. E. Thomas. vuiisulJ JUU Mis* Jennie Mae Champion, ' Ixrobic, rss Ruth Butler and Mr. Henry Dialer. A delightful salad course was served, followed with Ueniitas.se. Miss Ituth DcLorme and Dr. J. Il_; <5?ode were the host rrrrd hostess. < ROYAL THEATRE' "SON OF ? -Ttttrsrr-K" with ku- r DOLl'H VALENTINO =' ' Rtidy Dramatic Figure Never sinii' "Tt?o vl^ili?' u?.. t>.. I -do" i h V n!enl'lno dred tiro "dramatic op- f 1 ortunitle.^ ofl'dred liini Li.v_l1io power . aTuTs w cc'D^Qi. li' ri" nn w-.sla ri\ 11 u photon play. As the .dashing young son of the 'Euglishma^u^vholi^'s-m-thc desin), Iiudy. sLnns and gallops, hates and io,es,'-al\vnys with the moods.of the mys.evicus desert upon him, to a crashing crescendo climax tluU is :s:iid tp le Av.t.iout a- peer-in screen" histcy. * .? . , . - * ." ll ' _!_ JOHNSON II. 11 Mil l'ASSES ?" S? \ (Hv tSHnricy \\ t Finch.) ' ; j^Dear Editor:-?Please allow space in ^ our. noted, papernio fchrwniefe^Re^ vnath of -our- father. Mr ir Finch. We feel that we have the uoepest sy mpathy nf?the?neighbors- and. Irienda of the family^ On -December LV>th, ear father \VCl\t to rest lb~u wo'rld unknown. lie" Id'ft TcT his lost a wife" Mrs.. E. \V. Finch, eight children, Misses Lucile, "Ivd Lee, Lizzie, <;lpteLe, Amanda, Messrs. Slijurlcy hoftfas Finch. Mrs. Cor-!" -r.T ^VirDuitic, three" prariddilUlreEf amTj" a'ho.-st of other relatives-and friends. -y-f J We Iqved our father^ hut. thnl lovedhini liesi ? ;.-> Llo-^ivv lilTti call hirn^ to i^est. What CJod does, we shall try _ I It's fcj ^ o' . ^ i ? : '?! r 1L J11 BIG S ' jp*? ^^ADMI1 PREIN ? ?t* ' ' > / - - ?^ ? T? "Q LEADER ; r~" . to bear, and try each others sorrows i 'II rihirni ' i We are hoping that some day we will meet our lather a^ain,.y,here all 1 grief and t< arv will be at an e nd. May he l^st in j.eace until the daw n of .'the resurrection. ??V? , j MRS. MARTHA (i. KIRLER DIES IN HK00K1JYN, N. Y. : : "/" . "/"H Wi 'c of~KouTh Caroliman Mrs. Martha C. Kihh'i", 51TJ irorK:-. ] hw.'i-.st;-!..-!. Hnmhlvn. XVAk-^HetHTr a i: spitVl iii Brooklyn i n December If, ' -if: rr nvcfy * f'horl iline.-s. . ~T The deceased. \va,-, horn im Norfolk. Va , hut a; till .lira greater portion <>f her life in Brooklyn, where' she had won a itost of friends by, hc'i-adiTiira-? te disposition.. The funeral services} were held Thursday, Dccenjpr 23r'd, at the Concord Baptist church, . of. which she was a faithful member.' . -She--is survived by her husband, Sir. E^yie \V. Kibler, a si.ster, Mrs* 1 .jjHan t\iisaell, Mr""k1yr?, X. Y.r arul a host ul rolatiyes _axid?fkimuls-vvhoj mourn her passing*. Mr. Eddie W. Kib'.er Wan boni >and reayetjh-m-Sg 1 ith Carolina anrd lias many friends and relatives here who sympathize with h-m*-4n his-bereavement. He is al.-n a brother of Mrs. J. -J. Harrison?of 2310 Richland street, Columbia. EVE?NTS MN 1927*, "* ' ... v- f (By Arthur Ross?) 7-' --' I h;ivc been ret)ucst?d to Snake some prophecies for. 1027i ,. , A. fihe cotton crpp will be made in The Piedmont section of S. C. r ~ Tlfere will not be. great droughts dike thoVd of 1025 and .f " rhp crime wave over the U. S. will ~ -continue but crime and disorder a w or JOl IN ' " P FLCIAI. iiwHiHiJMi 7SE2SSS. mSSSSSSSS^SSSma A^f Oi" - Rui 5SI0N WI1 mm. ^ ^ _;...: y' . ?' . .';. - " > > _t V ':X' ^ I '-ft -= m rig the colored people-will 'decrease i n .n. l. . Z . ? , I'res'dent Coolklgc will continue lb j 'cse the confidence and influence ot-' he. American. people.. *J??4 The preaching of-the gospel,_the i uiblie schools and secret, i^aeietiesJare live agcrieics that, are doing more to impfoye Uie -conditions, of oar race .lj in anything else. 'Hp , villi'be the-greatest' yedr in t [Tie hi' i iirv fit" t In. I hi! m?i t <> 'Ita-Htagr ; Tliert1'will not bo such groat storms, n the .South this your like t no re were [.Yst your. ?y?/ J _ ! j, - .':pi H> l.ir.im l< aiioi s will begin . gi o 'the Xooro r:i:;o somi- t'nvor j 'i.s a top" feV ll'eir political support. , :n I'jlH; ? ' , " . ' jt _ < T-m I 11 :M N FA t: 17; "The h -".fiYi t.ilje ' now you has begun." We v. ere!g'ad . to' ; 00 *<t juuity < our frici>i's who ahnyl'r.-.in ti.e _varlous- parts . the * ry to .thy u.-y^1 .-thr^t ij- .h"obf? wh th-T?, iurir, Jjw'llMU'ly-'flP'* dehh rf K-al.st-^'. (?* *TL .--pent : ovorhl d.-v ii i re urnod .lu_lictei-vt?wrg.'. Fr-tlay-... .;'to vi. o_ 11. :\Vo-hopo that he-will ur:',7c .squill- ... ' Wo. f'Kppjp" that Mrs: 'Albliiu. And.ewv arid her li.:lo daughter Alberta' "TTT enjoy their two weeks visit in tire home oT'Mrs. Lillie Lesley.of Augur e^kncAvtihat fitTr 'i he Waton Night held ht SptwjfEcla "* Baptist church Friday night wag a success. ; . Sunday t yeas unoSlier high day _at' hi rich Hold"IJajltTst cjVyj-ch. The Suft-! day School was oeeilod bv the Suner wnmu-.ont-and the Ic^tOn lieauib-: i iMy taopbtrby the 'pastor. We a>k every one in?the .bounds of Sprifig-1 - ' , J <$? * ) 'TT"' ' " .' " .*w^" =^-? *' ^ v^vy yr "" . ; ' r ; - v yv* ; ' ; . : i ~ II ?-'?L. .-, i.?: jW ____ ^ DAT -, |?r?I ?' I BE _ i ?. m~ : , - AA4VA4VWVAAA A A A >v?%?%*%"/VVVVVV4< fl -, .. . . ": I,- ;" - ^r; ^ ^ ' * V' ' i.. 1 .yin i<m 11 r 1 - J,- " ~ ?7- -PAGE SEVENS " rid tp^ome t,. thp SnnHjty S rh.^l \t the ' u.-ual hour Rev. A. Ware ?rreached from '4 Subject: 'J he Goodness of. God to Man." Our .earls did burn while he talked with is by "the .way. ' .RESOLUTIONS. ______ d _ _ 1 ......v v r 1 i,.f fin, tv. he via wiuing" elder, minister^ and rrrTijVL^T (.1 the Klngstiete-tliBiriul: - \\ he ;is ihf J'ahnetto Conference, Our C >! l'erente" in its last annual J* es.won ha- seen lit to aoj ?>ittt, L>r. T. -^-7? 1. lilies. .v ho is one of the loading 'OnMr cn!o<'^~ol ottt-olun-vh at? our <rc$ ding elder this jleafi* V Arid he is a presiding/ elder .who lees everything in hjs powt<r to help 1 ii,. in ill s; t'r and. the niu tnhtsr-* to ramo, ? yil i i then1 general cluing iu i.vny.un he great Work of tho . chufch*' and ? i!.h oi,'"Alion University, " to?suceessf i!l<l v.-ho isv known as a thoughtful intf iu.: hiring prc-ardrcT: Be it Kv o. i.^That' we J.' mftlis.\rs and incr. be.s oi this 'ak.r.Cw give i"i. v-.i' .l-'-aL^y-ro-i^.'ovat-u -r attv-ery-?~ ilo.t'i.e iauts For ill VoheTp tarty .on -1' d,.-.;irl 1 o CLSt. 1 Hespec.ful.ly submitted. W. N. \\ w.-kn, T. Kinlaw, 11. J. til''*- i?i U. I i i.ija i..' f 1U- C.^ browni VV'hi. 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