Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE EIGHT. R ??? 0 0 0 0 <1 zHi- i.-sm f : I T pepaFtfl^ ; 1 131 Washingtoi t " ;: Big Line of Clothing. Foi J; ren. Boys Suits A Specjal Dry Goods, SI ;> - Connected with^ our stc Shop, Barber Shop and Be p We are not selling Race ! cause we can sell Better I IfT t ? ?? ? ??? SOUTH CAROLINA FURNISHES v. "NEW OUTRAGE (ijontinued From Page 1) nough to bring two or three .buc:k." He got -in a truck with the colored, boys and started for Jim Davis' house. Mr. Martin trie^l to dissn.-ultScott but found it useless. ? =? The Jim Davis house was t?3? l'cet ^back from the road.~'TRtT truck. xur*. lyillg Licutfanu x.ner^two_ colored boys approached and turned into the private road. Jim Davis stood in his doorway, shotgun nrjiand. ^TTu warned the invuillirtl Rot to enter his-place -? The colored boys stoppep~~but ^ the the gate that led to Jim Davis' house less thanTT ieet from the front door,. At-this point Davis Hi ed, killing the white man. v =r ?- The record shows, according tothcr attorney, Mr. tinnihard, that- Scott had killed two Negroes, that 'he had ^ been in a?shooting scrape ixi /wtnetr _ the sheriff of _ the. County-?bad- becnkilled. .1 . _ "-?Motion for change of venue for Jim Davis was-* denied, although feeling against him -was tense and he 'was r . hunted for'several days by bum.s of armed men sworn to kill him ou^iiight The appeal to the State Supreme" Court recites that not n sivurlr. mum. I_ for the mani Wonderful Hair And I "Made Their Way by_th Tlrst-Prizc Awardc Fair Will inrftru<5t a class in t Beauty Culture, beginning N'o> for H air Treatment. . TERMS ARE I ^?-r~-? Writer 1125 1-2 Washington ber of the Winnsboro bar dared ddfend Davis heemisp nf thn fo.n- <>*- ihe -powerful family of the white man mony showing the defendant's ..^t.-.ie of mind was not admitted. Mr. gtjuth I ard in his letter to the N. A. A. (J. ' states: . * _ . "If hs_had_been?a while i Liu be would have never been coir^ctt'i:; or both of the parties had m'tm colored, he would never have beuy.'-yn. vieted; Or if the defendant hndhVeiij a whitelmaii and it had hve.i a eotored man going into his house under j the / same circumstances he would j never had been convicted. - The .only thing that convicted hint was1 tHST'laci \ ? that he wa3-colored."SUPREME COURT BAN ASKED ; jQltiayHITE PRIMARY" LAWS " V \ ^ (Continued From Page 1) - - i fo-irhe to a "gfeafer or less extent iiF a number 0f other 'States, H' fcuch an -enactment under auch cimdmnrre'" be valid,, 'government e| the people; for the people ancl^y the people^ wag an idle dream, hnd the Fmp'.fi'n. th and Fifteenth Amendments to theConstitution of the?U nited i-ArnJs were adopted in vain. "In the primary .from which Dr. Nixon jva| ^eluded ( no race ^crolor'~ .. .- . was barred except hit* In U PnsTi thousands <of Whites and of" 3lexi cans and humhers of Chinese <0^-0^and did, legally- east their ballots; * ? - ' -1 Ihc-Qrigtn 8| a. 4jf??ifc - ;; : *- Jpj MadamA Formerly of PHIL j has established pcriiia '!" -v. Masonic Ten == | 1125 Washington Strtr* -oi Washington >tnd Koijert J. (Jhan*110.1 ol LI i iioO, 1 exas. ^ s liliNNE'ViSAlLLE LOCALS. * ' . - -7-** ? (By Cut lie I). Sanders.) Thisubeing a now year,il am sure thin e.veiybody is^Illlou with.new and "stroiiftv lv.-.o.uuun^ TIT do more and Uo'ti.or work. ' ^ . .. r . - U o .no uehghtod to know that the l'e.o Loo Cuiiioionce, oi the A. M. E. < Iii'VuUj held in Lancaster,-was reported -as. being' tne best in ntis his .oIy. Bishop fcl \\> D. Jones, of \\ a.-1:in? iuit, D. C., presided. '1'his "tiny . tw cr repoi ted throughout this ?,4<U4?,m oi tin: state." The Lancaster; liVti ict, i)r.. ?V. ftlv Bobinstm- eider, rvji'ijPtvS arid the CJieraw district,.. lh\ A: C.-Cook, e'tchjr ?d,U0Q.8O. i i.'e tuUlerclKe reported '$5,4UO. Rev. E. \>. (.diver, of Mississippi joined the luriicltiK'e and was stationed at Clitr and McC.li. T.he next session will coHvVn.e at Evans Chapel, Bonnelts\ ..le,t-rV. C. Cook. is the presiding elder oi the district and this being his home town, let us all join, in and help bin; liiai.e it a a rand success. Rev. -*Whiiiakt-r ha^beciLsont-to Dillon, we \'.i?h. lor him much success. 'liev. (n ai.itm was sent to Clio to sucreed 110V.- (irecn. r" ' li<,:.~7L \V: .Cunningham principal of the Minli/orb County Training '' diwii., ii ling a gnat" wuik.?They will occuj y t:.e new industrial building tn the first oi" the year. .Prof. J; P. Budget, state representative, visit q;1 the seiio.iL iast. week arid spoke very higf.ly of the work being done. _> i'of, ,\i .1j..Cumgie. 1 ia.a.jnmn>?.'vf|q< Vlio ituiaifj?KJhts yeaf.-" .job bvit' and liurreiise Sluhbs, 'of ii nod let?Collegcj?spent 'it .few a( And Only - _li : : j f " J . 1} ... '/ , > * * * i f. Russell ADELPHIA. PA.. nprnlv ficr lalaolalotv^at ? iple Entrance il Columl ia, S. C. iforturfi of b^r?. , . . I :ace Preparations That e Way They Are Made" b 11 1 cl hy Colored State I ___ ; . He famous Russell System of ; r. 22. also will receive patrons ?:< REASONABLE % rCatl ~" i Street COLUMBIA, S. C. . J THE PALIVfE WHE-tOeAtf tfc-?rBUSl | ?ast Monday at the usual time and 1. ? l..?n rrrrrt -T j | u iaigc anu ciibuuoiaai.li; uuu { | ience assembled to discusg the subj.! jects of business as programmed by |TrtFe~E.\ecutive Committee and t0 hear t) i the address of Dr. Charles Thompson of Chicago, 111. Dr. Thompson spoke j^j beuutifully and entertalnhigly of his jj! recent trip to the Orient. ? jL_ It was indped.incouraging to see in ? th the audience a large number of Lthe l'asLurs of Columhia and suburbs. ^7"0ur pastors and, teachers are giving * | l eupport tD the de "uness League./They seem to have T rr" :??= 3 days with us during the holidays. -. Mr. Harmon Thomas 'and Nurse V. J. f Jonefe made a pop call to see the re?, porter, Monday. I .Mr. C. Thomas, of Jacksonville, II Fid., and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Williams 1 few clays, j! -i ??? " i Mr. L. Wright is h"yi"g ? j"]lY - XmaS, as the city is filled with teach J ers from all parts." Many have called to see the report ' . erT^whn }a r>n the sick liott -*? ^?Mlijy Ruth McCJollum, of Washington, D. C., is hoine for a rest. ^ , Rev. D_R. Reese was called homff -^-o" account of the illness of hi$.father. t - <Miss Marie Downing, a member of 1 ? the graded school faculty, Olio, was 4 m the Cfeyj Tuesday, visiting Mesi dames P. R. McCollum and C. D. St ; Sanders. ^ " ? . .. ' I "1 Mrs."Sa'.lie Stephen Brown' left for New York~City, Sunday_ afternoon^ - air. ~;i,n James?Thomas left for Duiham, N. C? Sunday. 4 Mr. Zaniiiu King leftforNetv'York I City* ' v j_ It was quite a shock to learn of J 1"Iheideath of. Mr. George Bethea. Rev. Jv R. Prince officiated in the absence | . of_h's_4jastor, Rev, P. B. Mdodana. Nurse C.' 7 E. lrvin. of^1 Columbia, ] >J ' Mi As?Pearl S<T<3tt;" n. Renedict Col|^Tege student, and Miss Sarah Sims, a; of Booker Washington High School, jT~ Miss Margaret D. Woodward, re3; turned to Spartanburg to resume her 5' school work, after spending the holijjj days pleasantly at home. |! daughter, touisa, spent the holidays 3 with her sister, Mrs. Marion Wright 2* Mr. and Mrsv McLesfeer motored ov 1 cr on the 30th and spent,the after5 noon with Misses Ruth *nd Margaret 5 Woodward. - - i : JskvM ') KEV Y entStore nSt'i phone 7567 r Men, \\ omen an d Child- ; ty. ' - > :' iocs, Millinery 'V * . . T ~ ' / o ' _ 7". ' jre- is: first Class Tailor axily Shop for \X cmen. 'Ptfcte. Hiiy from US be^ for Less. ^ but Nixon, because of renrote EtHio I plan ancestry, was only a spectator.' The oriet characterizes the Texai luw,-ns-\'sueh a flagrant^ unjust dis crimination against , a citizen soleh on account of his race and color -fc-uch a brazen attempt to banish hin from a paty of his choice andHbranc him Willi a* mark of inferiority, as ar -outcast- unlit to?exercise the privi. lege which other citizen^ enjoy of af I i 1 iat i nU .wilh -tim party of-his choic( and oxyry.i.-diigg l he-freedom of judgt -hient i.n, .-ckx-Con of olhcers undei Wftum hv' shall serve,' that we art f'Uil.UUlhl'd to uylteve coiirr lithe exorcise of the hi eh uuwers reposed .1 ji. iC by the Constitution and iUU'.s, wiii iind -some .'means [ot pro_icc.Thg. this., class ox Citizens against such ignominy and?shame?even np3?u-av*=nraj^'i^^Qiii'aildtf'Trr-QUr efi,o. is?projcriy -id-'jioiht! the way.'' L_ rtsi.>.ialeu w.iii Am knotienbtrrg II the t.-isi' 81 vo \l 11111-1 nil Slnl-py nf ijpscpn, fTysident ox the Isationai ...j 1 A .llmilnnniatil 1TTO LEADEK ifEGRCT , NESS LEAGU I "l. ' ^wisgly decided that a healthy Bi ~ne&d League fojr our < group in C 'umbia, bespeaks * for us, heal' , Churches, Schools and Industris well as healthy business enterpris The League will hold its regu meeting Monday evening from 8 o'clock at the sume place, the K. | P. Hall in the Masonic Building, 1131 Wnnhincrtnn fctro?f All nffict I - " "* 0""" "* "" " members and the public are urj 4-to conic tm time. /We b u gin and cl - W. C. JOHNSON, Secreta Aynong those at home for the h< days were: Mesdfafnes Emma Tucl and Bertha Morley, Messrs. Adolph James and Nathan Scott, 0f Philad phla, children of Mr, and Mrs-. Jc Scott. Quite a few are-on the sick 1 and some have passed away sinee~( last writing. Mr. Cyrus Weston, who passed way on the 16th, was laid to rest the Red Hill cemetery on the 19 ^FTinrml Si'rvii-a? Minra nnn<W?wl? Revs. H. Buyks and Peter Rrnwn. The community was * shocked -learn of the death^of-Mr.-JHBr-Fint on the 26th. Mr. Finch^was one the leadig farmers of his communil He reared a large family, althou] laboring under adverse circumstanci j he strived to e'ducate them.' The ol Lest.daughteiU-.Miss -Luci^ is a gra ' ate of Benedict College. Four othe | completed the-normal. course at t j State college. The family has *0 sympathy in their bereavement. LAURENS NEWS. ?v. - , r - ?: " Tuesday,.'December 13th; at 5:1 o'clock, the funeral of Mr. P. S? Glei He died December 11th, 1926. In tl absence of th? pastor,L'r Rev. J. 3 Smith. Rev. F. Y. Dendy officiate assisted by Rev. H. B. Mitchell, pa _toxL-of tha Bantirt Phnrnh nnri T?w J. C. McClellan. I?e leaves one so of Greenville .and host of friends mourn his passing. .. On Monday night, December 20t Mrs. Dora Sullivan "entertained wf a surprise birthday party at h home -in honor of her -husband, M Matthew Sullivam Parlor games we -enjoyed until 11:00 o'clock, wh< Madame Suilivarrirame in with tl cake, with forty lighted candles, ai Mr. Sulliyan blew them out... Chicki salad, pickles, saltines, cake and gra] juice was served. The presents we many and useful.. Everybody prese had a most enjoyable evening. 1 Mrs. Hannah Hailstock, age G "cember 26, after a lingering illnes The funeral was conducted by Rev Spring Hill Baptist church, of whii she_was a faithfuT member. SI leaver *r?- mnnrn her Inss, si hmdrar seven children, a number- oftgran children and a host of friends. I j terment in the Laurens cemetery. Mrs. ICmmaline Nelson was the d |.neg guest of Misses Mattie L, ni | Jennie V. Todd on Wednesday, Dfc I ember 29th. She reports a very ni ' time. Mrs. Selena Jefferson gave h , Xif.as,Primer--orrThursday.T^ftgrrrob i Guests: Rev, and Mrs. J. C. Smit Rev. J. C. McClellan, Mrs. Lucim Grant. Mrs. Jefferson- was pleasan ly surprised on Friday niorning ! have her niece, Mrs. Marie Washin ton and her niotor Mrot Amelia Joh son, from Asheville, N. C., and AVh fnTre tQ come in and spend-the la her for th<T new year, They left St urday afternoon for their, homes. Mrs. Rosa Wilburn O'dell of Nc York City wa3 the guest of hoi folks during the holidays. Mr. Joseph J. Marshall, Jr., Georgetown, was in the city, durii " the holidays. He was the ?uest MlM^Odessa Mae SaiTfltirS. " t~ Messrs. Jim Harry Davis and Da id Pilgrim of Pittsburg,' Pa., a , guesU of ho?na folks. Mr. andvMtfrv-Willie Golden,? . WashingtonT D. Uuv ^nrst Mr. Golden's parents and sister, N Beautiful and Good Pianos , > 4, - > to be had ^t lowest prices and on terms to suit you, at the Old Established, MaLONE'S music house 1428 Main St., Columbia, S. C. N. B.?Forty odd years of uninterrupted success, in Columbia, is our gurantee. came home for the holidays* Mr. I ' McClain, of Maxton, N. C., came to spcntt^ a day with her "while she was j "l here. She motored back to Columbia ^ Moridfl'jT?-Among the fcirfg who went1 (jvcre^-Miseee-Mr L. Quick, M. W. Wat-1 -- liCimra Erwin, Misses Grant'arid , : Thomas,; o~f New Je'rsey." Whilcf-ttri . Columbia, they_visited Bendict Col-1 icgeanu iUiss imur.a jacKSQn. iNurse_j EruTn i's a splendid' nursd and.j,s full ! of smiles. She kindly spent a shdrt .'while at the home of. the ~ reporter~ i~ We had quite a ; of. the three Gray sistersj of Nash1 ville, Tenn. Send all news to 33 Amelie St, by [ 2:30 o'clock, Mondays. ' ' 9 ^ h GADSDEN NEWS. Real Christmas joy -wa^ diffused in this community by those, that had I Christ in their hearts. Mrs. Mary Peas with the assistance, .of some of.. the leaders and churches of-this community gave a dinner for the old-folks on -thTT~30th. It was enjoyed , byT a_ large tvimber. .. Others~7viaited the_Emnes of the. ; o'cTfolks, taking them nice things to ?eat and tcvling thCTrroC the great gift, I Christ in t1* heart; compared with which, all r**er~gifts are only sym | bo's and shadows. Messrs. Allen and Lewis WilUams, j udents of Allen University, were at for- j^ie. hftli'iny^ nnd^&tr. ?r>dI Mrs. Garrich of Philadelphia. -?ili'iii" ftWie^r Block, ifomcftttc sei! j ence tea.her, of State College. Qrapge_ ~j hm-g--miTpher biulhei,~Paul Webber, - Mr. and- Mrs-.- P. B. Webber. The emancipation day celebration was enjoyed by those who assembled i at the graded school and helped to | put the program ovej-, _ ! Among the visitors wererMr. H. ; T. Marshall of Columbia, Prof. Slali. .worth and Miss Daisy Roach, teach| crs ?f, Booker Washington, -iHigh j School.' Their ^hort talks on tnlanci| patipn were very helpful. A&er the I rendition of the Droarram..thev motor 11 c'i to. Woodward's liu?7retn )j"a'nd to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Randolph, where delicious courses ? j were served. After which excellent > j vocal selections were rendered by the il-tunc ?~i == ^ *' -a. find Mrs. Tom Golden and Mrs. Mary ! Whitner. .. j - Mrs. WillieTJavis Johnson, of Pitts C* burg, Ra,,_Wa? called hotaa to attend the funeraPof her brother) Mr. dohn Cannon, of Washingtonf iaj. D. C., was the guest of relatives and Jol_ triendg during the holidays.. Messrs. KHv Ulysses Rice and W. M. Moore, went _ as as far as Clinton with Mr. Cannon. ses. The following are the harness, of the ilar teachers who came home for the holi tp Aoy&i- Mesdame.-,Maud McClellan.of Ruth _ Smith Thomas. Misses Mary at Bailey, Mary. Tilly, Williams, Coaxirs, um, Maud -and Maggie-Smith. ?eQ Mr. Ppnnie Battey, ftf OrangMwyg,ose was a visitor in the city during the - Tiolidays. , = Dr. and Mrs. J7 G.T Stuart,-Were pleasant visitors in the citv a _fawp-5 days ago! " " Mrs. Anna Wilson was a visitor in 5h_ 1 tei> us? g M ' Poro Bea ist ? Hair Culture, Facial- Mass'agir a. I I. S. Leevy's D< in ? 1131 Washi?gton Stret th. ^ : ? ' I William C,< ty- p \ r gh f ? Merchar id- | Suits Made " du -|l? Alterations And Rep :rS L l ' GLEANING A? tre t, ? . - . ___-r_z?: ur { Phone _ -13,15 AmtemBlyl^jtreet ' v v'!' > v > v v v vQCuaOOClDQISOOQOOQOJClOCUClQOAOOO f. 1 __1-?RRESE'SEH ,e J MKS. 1>. K. i? B. *?;?" . A Full Line of Pater fj mni, s- g Madam C. J. VValker* Ti,mw*. leu Cream am " I PHONi fW ? l i01 A kl.. O. , T'W.'WL. W m AWCWWy^fJlftet, T ? <>ooooooooo<>ch>ooonooocKKK5CR: h, , . ^ vvvvW' v v v v w 'I* v v v v 'X' vv >v%**> 1Allen 1 yL X - : ----jie y An Accredited Institution of the '/ id { ' ? Sputh tiarolinH. Beneticiury en fi I . ?liducfaional J pe X Otters exceptional .opporLjflBfc*Lu re { 3ties lor ItiTj loll X Divinity-*?in Dickinson '1 hcolinric:li ,,v - ;? o .j. Science. -College, of Luucallon 11 0 -X liome ."Economies. __ Commercial e! J=r LOCATED Iw~A>: A A i KACITV E ;S> { Professorial stall" is composed of j. ,g A y Universities of the ..country. OneSH ' Ileligious?Intellectual?Physical '1 { for lnndpiwhip, ?SluUpnt-aethviiiea ami social lifi , almrtT of attention and furnish __ g v An id"'d phpr f'"' yinnifr men ai { 1,0'Jl Students from Seven States J. 5 I'ALL ilMiKrtl begins Wednesday , :* dents expecting to reside fiTt he doi TQ f ? j* " a deposit of five dollars for reserv , ,12, 1S12G. Application's are coming ? -V- President discourage promiscuous" r ded if the applicant does T?hg * h I > nl i ed pP^V' "fo ** n" v "Nlitiee lvvtraiirrlm:?rv?inn U A ' ' ' A place this year as usual and a eerufi ^lij; DAVID HKNKYSIMS cii ?'" 1'iesident;? j=?. Ch it- 4. ' - " cr ._tt' * Ill- MAT *lt- JNDUSTRIA !W "e | BEAUFORi.fi of ? . 1 nE f-A-Sekoal Hrjffie ~f< e* --- ---*- ??? v- Mrainingfor Lhrisl re ;j; - - _jp Fvprriif>-Baee-BgH^-BfiT Ir. - Structors in School R( ~ ? Ninth G racle?Pre para tc ? tnTc Cour3e3--Music~ A | : Your* "Girl's Op ... ^Christian.I = -|? School Opens S S I LYDIA EDGE! -7 *~:.. ?,wx. .., ??< * -? *-". ^w. _ ^...V - | jir^tiy, Janmtt-y n&th, iltfiTl'y J ;he .ciiy. during the holidays. Mn? Wilson, Mr, Willie Wilson, Misses. Louise and Earn Wax, Master Wiljj; "liam Wax, Mius WiUio Mae Choatuinj? Spartanburg and Whitestane to visit-?, 'friends.* Also" to Cedar "Springs? the I deaf, dumb and Jblind school, where Mrs. Wilson has: a daughter. Miss ? Matt'ef Wilson. ' t .... '/ Wedding bells have been ringing.' AY ill tell about them later. | Mrs. C. Sattcr\ynite wasine guest of her mother, Mrs. Janie Hunter, of ' : "Mrs. "AVithcrspoon was'rthe~^ guest, of hci- -husband, Rev. J. W. Wit^erspomvhere-.Suiulay, at Boones . * (1 a; whprn he ij tho^c^r, frimrifr body enjoyed the encouraging remark'of j^Irs. Withers^oon. yDi3D?oooox>.oaqojD<toooaj?cmjaooa!"^ .uty Shop j \g. Manicuring, Haii Bohhing. .. jj_ HJSXQN ? apartment Store . J ' >t V C#\1,i inliia ^ P i idoooaooboodooaoopooooooooo J""1 \ 51 aushmah | it Tailor ro Measure t A . ailing Neatly Dene X ie,pjRj&ssiNe - ? -^4? ~ 3 589 ' ~ & , Columbia. S~F | ^ x^o?iQoaoac-ctoooo.oooooox>ooc>Cb x tt?G STORE V - VTr EESL, Prop. - y it Medicines. Cigars, :os. A Pull Line of "? ?T~ s Preparations at aiJ J iiixitta. i S* 7820 ~ * ? " ' Columbia, S. C. j ^C?ooooo2222^222^2!^22L' V V%K*V V V v V V V V S* *1* ?!? ?*? ?* ?)? . ? . . j uversity ? , r - ? 4 f i. M. E. Church artdf the Slate of of the Saier ami General A. ioard funds ' . . ' f' the Megro'-youth. Has fine facili- y ? dwnj^v. course*;-' 1 ? . ' v , ^ a. Seminary. * College of Arts and X * eaciier Araniing;. l.Jjgh School. )?,? Music. ' iraimng School. y SECTION OE loi.LM.lilA, S. C. { graduates of leading?Colleges and A . of the recent additions is a i'ro- X paitni&HC jj*" raining -Rpo^eoinlinied to prepare { ? 1 x ' : ' ' t e lindcr snne rvisinn_._rer.nivp their?*>* ' ^ pleasant diversion from "study. Yt' id women to be. f i Were in Attendance La^>UEaaf ? September 1All stu- !j. ?T mitories art; rognesU'il to forward *|j alien of rooms before September y ;'ijn rapidly- an'd the trustees .and ' y *t tCsidnTjj^ nTTb.e C.jty. TJeposils will !j! not matriculate, otherwise it will Y - :?7 -?fro 1*1 -the Miyli School will ?^V9_. jjcate-will bo awnnle.i lor the same. -A " mux .? t;imvr1fcrr-:? an man uf '1'ln? llo.ud of.Trustees. *1) -7?-r-? =5==/ L SCHQOfc -f " outh Carolina | ? pr, your Daughter. <| _ tian Womanhood ?** " ^ | C*? Pall-.U.uli.nn- H|l?~ :cms-1 l.iid -i-Kif i LK - '? 3Ty and [icrr.e t: cc x o-"~ ?| Religious I rainir g/~ ' $ portunity fcr a ' | iducation - - . - ~j j.?.? eptember 27th | Principal ~r~j; Tl