The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 22, 1927, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
^^lurday, January 22, 1027.
::.? ." Locals And
Miss. J' ?vu Prioleau, the matron 1
of the Fairwold school is "seriously- -i
~~ ill at the WaVct'ley hospital.
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Miss Marian Anderson of I^hiki-?delphia,
Pa^Ivaks""the Tguest Qf ;Mrsr i
Hazel G. Bookman while' in the city , <
this week. " ' ?. v. <
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Mr.. Eugene Anderson formerly of <
>this city, but now residing Tn~Phila- i
delphia, is' in the city visiting hjs ~i
?r. Wm. Anderson. % i
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Mrs. S. Bassard and children '
^hnve returned to the city niter spend 1
$j|jjwith relatives and friends.
Mrss E. V. Dawy!;?, wits Called to
New York. Mohdaj?f to. the bedside of*
her sister Mrs. Juajiitd Davis Gard-!
??ncr, who is quite sick. - We wit h forV
Mrs. Gardner a speedy recovery. TP
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Mr. anil l$rs. FVank J+crtprmn en-1
teriained .at dinner Sunday Jan. lfl,.
TUr. Edward -Brevaid' -jVlr. and- Mrs, i
?Hpiit?y Washington. The menu eonffiMln>1
t^fctariLck^ki. n _s;d;ui
on' lettuce leaves, saltine-s, cheese '
lettuce, butter lu/t biscuits rict* winter
turnips, English UV\i?r -Cidd um-'
tfuegarTjished swceWpj^klcs, Western
sirloin steak, Jello with whippctLcSeum .
cake, coffee and after dinner, mints.. |
Mr. Haines Jackson ^made things y
quite lively. Mia. Bessie Washington/
rendered U. few vocal delect ions' tlial^_
' everyone seemed to enjoy. At ftrtS
*- we It ft with smiles on qirr-faces: hoping
it Will soon be duplicated.
NOTICE t
There will be a meeting of the?'
Young Women's Christian Associa
tion on Tuesday afternoon, JaBSr/25
at 4 o'clock. All members are asked
t0 attend:???* ?: ?
^ CARD Or, THANKS.
--fe -wish to- thank our friends . ot
Irmo and also the College boys for
their many acts' of kindness To us
during the death of our xson and broth
er William Henry Toatley" who dh'd
Jan. 3rd, 1U.2^ . r
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RADIO CECB M EETS ?i
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. The Radio meeting was held, at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Wopdard, 823 Blanding -'Street on
Tuesday night,''Jan. 18th. Tho.
rlont nnened the-meetirfg with prayer.
After which a speech was delivered
by Mr. Edward Mayfield, the vice?
president. At the close of the meeting
< \Vuudard served cake Tmd
punch.
The Radio St. Valentine Masquerade
Ball will be given at tlto?QUd?
Fellows Dancing Casing Friday. Feb.
NU, 1927. This will be a Masked tnrct^
""l'llfd nft'air Th^raTT
, , will oe decorated in St. Valentine em??ors
galore. Confetti, balloons and
streamers will be given to alL guestsT"
THE ELITE LITERARY SOC-"
IAL CLUB ENTERTAINS IN
. ' *)>M)R OF MISS LINA SEAY
hjvGOOD.
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I Misr. Iana-^Seav 'Hagood formerly
I of Columbia but -now of New . York^
f who has been visiting- relatives and
- friends here for several weeks was
guest of; honor at an intertaLnmcnt
ftivenft^ The Elite Literary and Special
Club on Saturday evening at
their Club rooms liiw 1-2 Washington?
Street. : J
The following guests were invited:
Miss Lina Seay Il^goocl,~~M7.ss Ger~
tfu'dg' Cliftont Mi;.s flattie1 B. Watson,
~ Mrs. Bessie Tucker Miss L. F. Harrison,
I^ts. Frances Anderson, Mrs.
Queen E. _Entzminger."Mi s. Frances
Brown Mrs. Maria Harrison New
Yuik. Mi'? I '"fi irp~'\io^vs, J.~"
L. Brown, W. L. Douglass, Nathan
Dixon, Arthur Davis Robt. Griffin
Dave Simmons Allie SiglifTer."A-tDhh-'t
Johnson, Matthew Robinson, Josh
Austin Wm. Anderson, John Benson
E. H. Harris, Dr. Jas. *H. Goode. _' j
'The evening was spent at cards'
and dancing. Delieiou^-'Vefrejjhnients_
?* were served.?This was_ a rare treat
' enjoyed by all present.'
THIT TTJSiVTOmLlTAN ( LI B
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The Cosmopolitan* Social and Literary
Club met in its Regular meeting
at the residence of ,.Hr. - RulT. The
Bfc nVncrnm viihTli? "ircnnl vlmr -m+MVsl-t
a ing. . *The following members participaled:
Mr liarry Plater recited
Sam's Letter," whiojp waa put over *
in, real dramatic style. "Miss WflVi
.ai.brtrfai - . fty -i . ,o. >, .rj,.
rPersonals
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lclminu TfVumpsoi) govS a piano solo (
>vhkh .\va&_cixjflxed. by all. Dr. Oli^oii_llhinupluii
?a\u a, .reading. .which
javiv us all food for thought.
We also-had the hunar-jj?^havdng^
jf St. Petersburg, Ffa., formerly- of
Columbia; and Mrs. Arabelle Hcinty
;f (iermaityown Pa.,,' alpo: formerly j
jf 'this 'city. Our. Prseident, I?r- L. :
\I. Daniels made a short talk extend
lug" to'the visitors *ouV 'welcome. We
in return received - vbry interesting
talks from each. After all business
[ ml Jirx'ii frni?Vi*wl tUo ' TlnK. oo
TIT:-;. Sylvia -Prather and?little
daughter.' I<1.i Ai iii-tiv.- spent-Che-froUdays
with the focHwi-'s- parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. WHllnms."
The Christinas tree Mt. Pisgan
A. M, K. church proved quite a treat
for iHitn young and. old. Carnly ana
fruits? were given to all Sunday
School pupils as well as to some
frieililaToi the School'. ; _
""M.s.' Eira" Poole " who j" was" "severely
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. .. .....W..WU HJV ViU MO M OUCll
indulged in the'- ligh'tei- things. Progressive
whist was bne of Jtfe jjfdiilgerices,
Very- ?Suati?ul prizes were,
awarded. Miss Tally Jones and Mr.
Marshall ^received first -pizes; Miss
Lillian Watts receiving- booby. Mrs.
Birdie Withers . consolation. Miss
' and -Miss Thompson nreSCntMrw
jrTzesjt After the warddelicious
'chicken salv.i
> . swvviitl with after dinner
mints nnd-Qiridhg Tea-;?Br.-Ruff
aihb-Mis;- Catherine Muck were the
d'.-li J>", fi.l host and hostess.
'i he t '.'ui) also extend tneir appre~
i" ~~~"l il I'lii liivhi.T -ip.,1 Mrs.
Jenrtie- I.Vti-y for the valuable-assis2
NKW-AwiuK CITJC I OCA1-S
' Please' allow hie space in your-new-.
for a few of the hnppeniVvpi'.o
the snVrvy weather yesteru
'j-. Lhtle yH. Zioh Ba-ptist -church
id' 'which i! e 'waiter is a member,
was h'-'h d to its. ya.pueity and the
.i'd'h v. . ; ;h ' e.'thr'iupliout the (lay.
Our p:. thr Key. W\ M-. A. Cainphell
seen is- to he preaching as never befo.e.'
since the new year came, in.
1-1 very auxiliary is striving to make
tlns-d-he i-reutor.t year in the?history.
,f ;j-,. S'l-nth n.tn.tliriii Club
is mining-to lead the?other clubs
this 4*'eav and we feel sure of success
with hri'they K. 11. Gladden of South
fjarouna . as. I'WUUjjiir Iuhjuju _biu*
tlier Gladden has. the Club at heart
and his ability-to work,
Miss Emilia E. I)inkins.?of Woodbridge.
N. J., spent - tlie l.isl week in
t-iie eiiy, widi her friends blisses Lot"iif'
11. and Laura V. Bci.vkin and Mrs.
V. J. Williams. ' v
ilie following young men and ladies
at her residence 2-lfc Wn 129th St.,
Saturday evening Jatiuary 15. Messrs.
iii-i.'i'A' i-Cbhen. Thomas Ross, Euge.ie
'i'rov. i i s, ( ler.icnt Archie, Eeroy
Greene-, B'. ?'ibso'ii, S. C. Thompson,
and .J; Black well. * Misse^ Jennie
Smith, Daisy Ramsey, Alma Perkins,
Laufa BoykinVi Alice Smith,
Emma LHnkins,' Lottie Boykin. and
T.w..v wndUa.. Dlji: iun.i courroB were
served after which several solos were
r. ,i .[ ivii. which made il an enjoyaliie
e'.eniiig." A Subscriber. ;
^ weei^?boc A LS
. . Tlit"-. -Ww. Vi'iTr Ilnds everyone, at I
wariv. iTT'fleF"flu- pieast!rea-ot the
Christmas holidays. '
. Hi'v. A. J." Mar. in, the new pastor
:i| Mt?. Plsgafi, A. M. ?. chun-ixyiu-'ver
appeared to.^greater advantage than
from Rev, 1 chapter. 8th verse, using
TT?TTt?ttremr?^'ho Open?llnor." Quite
u-large crowd was in attendance, this
making a splendid showing for the
Now Year.
Rvfi-y dep. i tin on t of the church is
TrwakeUiUg and -irif thiirgs- lud _?air_lo_
snee.os. The Sunday School has
hern riailnl and a meinbershin drive
launched, ' - _
The city schools opened Jan. 3rd
with quite an increased enrollment. Prof,
and- Mrs. I. M." Myers and
.Mlss^Eila Clyde spent a part .of the
holidays here visiting Mrs.' Wiitton
IT." fviillttina.? -* =?}
Till) mit uf ||)\V?) Xjssesliianrho
As llfialns. Evelyn Walfef.
DaR$> Walker. 11a Fair, Sis McLlee
and Lin y \Y?iJliams have, returned to
their respective schools after a ?IeTightttir
stay at home?w4th?frionda
and relatives.
President. Sims of Allen" ynlverslty
worshipped at Mt. Pisgah *A. M. ifl.
cTrhivh ('hri Unas Sunday. He ma'de
. nine kph'inlhl?remarks?at this aervice
as is his custom. ,
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THE PALMETT
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shocked in--:-a train wreck^-pn the
southern?<-=>iir,.>.t ,whil<? on route to
^Hmtttmooga; Toiui'i during-tho hoTTT:
[lays, has returned home now, much
improved.
Rev, and Mrs. M. G. Williams had
their home damageil by lire recently.
Due to tlie quick w*6rk of the lire
department the flalnes were soon ex
Unguiahed. . _IieiiC?L iiieir loss . was
comparatively-small. ;
Mrs. Hattie Allen of New York returned
home last. <wnek. She was
called to the bfedside of her mother,
Mrs. Adline Simpspn, several weeks |
ag'b. We are giaih to report her'improvement
at this writing.
Mr. Matthew Bapks, a faitniu:'
steward in'- Weston-. Chapel,, A. M. Echurch,
died suddenly Deiv 2.8th. ami
was fuueralized at this chunli?Sunday,
Jan.. 2nd by his .pastor, Rev.
Samuel Nance, assisted by Uev. A. JMartin.
u_
- ltev.' N a nee "?ald ,a glowing -tribute
to the" life of the deceased.
The iloral offerings were profuse.
Mr. Henry Allen, .formerly of Greenwood,
died in Gastonia, N. ,C..some
days ago and was fuueralized at
Yiacedoniu?Baptist?clim eh Sunday i.
Jan. 16th, by his pastor, Rev. Watson.
Mrs. .Johnnie l'erriu llrown of.New
York mill children are _spending the
winter with their mother 'and grandmot
her-j Mrs. Emma?E. l'errin.
Mrs. Lilla Gilder was a pleasant
II3UUI ueie uuijug uie nouuays. sue
_yyith hef_brother, Rev. .V.- JMartin.
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All of Unchurches of. the city anprogressing
nicely .'under the paston
ates of theici,respective pastdrS;'
With Rev. >!. Nance at Weston
"Chapelt Rev. J\. J. Martin -at >nPisgah,
Rev. W. B. SViHia'ins at Mor_
Rev. B. T. N.- burton at the "C. M. &
church,- and-Rev- W-atsmi at- -Mace;
donia, we j see nothing, short- of a
.successful year. ~*~
. * Reporter.
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^.BELTILN LOCALS. , j cal
wonderful "gospel and every one unr j
tier the sound of his voice truly felt Sho
thtrspirit. Throughout the day God ser%
, was present at Bethlehem. The A. T
C. K. .League was grand to say the
least, the topics were beautifully dis- zen
tntsscd- and-every- one was benefitted llld
by the discussion. Bro. Logan is' a Cra
splendid leader of the young people. w^i
?!;iiUittlay evening the faithful mem
liers of Bethlehem.surprised Rev^ and J
Airs. Rhodes with many things which
they' were very grateful for. Rev. ? ?
I Rhodes said: "The pound came in son
time of need. Come again sifters an^
and brothers." .. t . ^
\?Miss . Rena Ricc spent: Sunday af- Col
i uu.n.-.n uitl< f:...... rr.-7t/,^- Of rif\
I vv? iivvii, *7 ?VII ?VJ Ml J VII Vil ecu kJU /
Mr. Charlie' Earnest Clinkscales 1
| is planning a new home with his sis- Dal
ter Mrs. Rhodes. . ' ' Mis
Rev. Rhodes is teaching: in Ab- to
beville County. Hope for him much Hij;
'success. .' , " . . ~ . Thi
The funeral of Mr. Burns was con- 1
ducted by Rbv. W. C. Crawford of dcr
Anderson. S. C. Belton's loss will in 1
[be heavcrds?gain. His family loved ft?'
him well, but G<^d loves him best. Da
The ex^members and-?friend^?of 1
Rev. and Mrs. T.-W. \Vitherspoon are -tw<
proud to hear of their success in the wa
new field/
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]'. Mrs. "L. A. Sarrett was the. week nr1
Luad guest of Rev. and ^lrs. W. M. ial
Smith. V m, ~T-~ ev<
The" people oil" Bolton and commQni
ly ileum witn regret trie news 01 ine iuv
illness of . Mi;s. M. L. . Pennington. 1
MT?r~Pcmmn?ton-will be pleasantly Pr
lvimmihei*t'd lu'vc iio ii member nt' thereto"
Kio-h Scl^l facility. . te?
l'he fai ulty of tne Belton Graded TT1
! Srlmol will?render?fhejr?Musicale *F<
\ Friday night. The program consists du
of solos, duets, quartettes and musi- iv(
<x> o o oo o ooo oooocfo^o'ctocfcce^Ksc^
rh?atre~^j|
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dee. w
he people of Belton was sadden- el
over the death of one of its citi&,
Mr. Bud Burns. He had been
jjopr health for Rev.
wford preached the funeyai,
clrwas very impressive. 1'!
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Irs. hC*rmen Vanderhost-Thomlin- Ij
of Charleston is the guest of Mr. :
Mrs. P. W. Dunmore. I f
lr. Richard Fishburne of Morris qi
lege, Sumter, S, C.r was?in?the T
^SundayT ?; ?"?? -+r
'he Howard High School Basket
1 team, under the direction of . ti
;s Ruth Blassengale made a trip .ti
Darlington and played the Mayo i ol
rh SchooJ. Howard 1, Mayo 46. ?
ls was Howard's first game. . . tl
fhe Rev. Dr. J. J. Starks, presi-| i^
it of Morris College 'was a visitor v
the city Sunday. He preached two j
tructlVe sermons foy?the Rev.To
niels. - v * ' . | fl
3ethesda Baptist church closed a
j weeks Rally, the amount raised a
s over $400. I c
The Young Mens Progressive,Club
the pnhlif* to Attend services
Bethel A. M. E. church Sunday |
riuary 30th. The services will be'
charger^f the young^men. ^A.upec-_i-^
program will be rendered at the, ^
ming services. I
Mr. James Kinloch was in the city
; ' . f
nday. I. *3
Messrs. A. G. Gill, C. K. Knox and
oL_ G. AV. Howard_made the trip
Darlimtton with?the Basket BaIT~
im.
The big jptdtnve of the year -is y
ft iLi i. .
wiiCTe vne uevii gets --jus ?
e. Don't imi$s ii? It is instruct-!
V educational and religious.
Meetings # te
The Elite Art and- Social Club wet j t
the home of Miss Ruth Blassen- J ]
le. After discussing a matter of
purtance,. an elaborate menu was-L
en served. The menu consisted of:t
chocolate, cakes and sugar coat-.L
dates. The next meeting will be | i
Id at the homfe of Miss Fanny Tay-j
The Youth Improvement Club met
the howe of Miss M. L. 'Alston on
it Monday evening. A short busi- ]
ss meeting was hud, after" wkieh^
coar cake and candy was served.
ie^ jnerry hunch danced until mid^'
?ht. - .
V- Social ?L
The Smarter Set attended a salad
pper at the hometyf ^Mrs. C. A.' ]
inmore, under the allspices of the
>ung Mens Progressive Club of
thel A. M. E. church. A chain^ras
ffled and Mr. "C. T. Carolina held
e lucky number.
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i;^idav-?he 14th ft Had ari idenl m - red
by jvhich Willie, son of James _
aha111 lust, his right hand. It is- lied
the youth went int0 the forest
at. morning 1 for wood taking "hts-rthers
sTidt~gun along. On his rePll
ht* tHuluavuiad lu Tiee. -Ihejgwv .....
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am between t\fro pieces, of wood on
e-wagon, 'whelf the instrument dis- arged
and shattered his hand,
lich made amputation necessary.
The same day William Nelson, an
lployee '.of a local ^Canning?Co.^ _
opped dead in the-act of unloading boat
of oysters. Dr. Stroman was
mmoned to. the scene by Judge
hn_vH.^6raham, acting as coroner,
inquire into the manner of Neln's
death. He pronounced it hearty
ilure the cause. Mr. Blitz, super:enden?
of the concern was the onperson
near ..ef^ugh &> see Nelson.
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hen he fell.
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e sudden death of Mrs." D%Uije. L'm)h-.
1, Thursday night, 'whose remains 11
ere deposited for final rest at Beth
, r riuuy 11 o'cUK.k? ^ a ' Hardee
ville News.
*Mrs. .A<fc}ie Backstliik ig on the sick r
st. lier -friends. hopeVfor"her a^
>ecdv recovery. ; __
Dr. Pirickney was called to
ie bedside. oFTTrs. KathOl (JrlSWold
Xfi- Past week, .... ..^ . ...
Mr. James Manigault- aecompani- , ' *
1 by Mr, Laurence lilley -made a,
lick trip here from Suffolk, Va., .1".
luM-iii it Kuril ( niijat
Mr. K. A. Scrive'nj D. D., maje a
ip to Tillman, where, He installed r~-T~
1 Softlof Sumpson Lodge X"u.. tl'J'J- K.
f P. ' :
Mrs/ Pat-Uaau^Channie 'formerly of "
lis town, hut -now' of Wilson; N. C.t
here the guest of Mrs. Annie- Da- :
id.
Rev. L. (j. (Jyegg, 1'ivstding" Elder
f the-Beaufort l)istrict- will Rold
rst quarterly conference hire .and
reach on the. lib Sun^y morning ""
nd night at Fi:her:- C'ilapi-1 M. E. .
hutch. i ~ r?Z
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In memoj^-trFcAir losing- Hon and
rothglCwin'ol'i h'loiinm'w i? ri drhr-who?
teoartedl this?life, .Jan..,! 4, 1926. ?.?7?
n our hearts your. memory lingers. .
Tender, kind and true; ; .
There is not a day.dear brother,
That we do not" think of- you. u -t
^tlis devoted ihother,'
MrC c.w. smith,
"... z. . And Children.
JnTon, S.~C ~7 """T"" ?~
IN MEMORIAM.
lister Annie Cheeks, who entered in,o
rest-eternal May 22nd, 1925. ?
Dearest Annie you have left us,
For^that heavenly vrorld so fair;
Safely in the rams of Jesus, < jr?
You are free from, toil and care.. .
tVe saw not the white robed angel,
As it entered with folded wings,
To.summon home'our loved one
To the arm of our heavenly King.
Heaven now retaineth my treasure,
_the sunbeams love to linger, " Whore
our loVed one t.ceps. ..
When I leave this world of ^changes,
When I leave this world.of care,
1 will find m^ mis'sijig loved one, '
In my Father's mansion fair?.
O- , * '
She has gone but not forgotten,
Never will her memory fade,
Loving thought forever lingers,
- Around the grave where she is now
laid. - -
Safe.it'-rhp nrmr, nf Jesus,
Qofp nr. n-ontlr breast. -- ^
TUnttn hi- Hig Invp nvcr-shadowed
Sweetly her sdul'~sTTafl"" re~sT~~ ~ ~ T"
A precious one from us is gone;
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A place is vacant in the home, .
Whichneyer can be "filled. ~T * '*
Dearest Annie "how we miss you ~:?r
Hofr we miss your smiling face,
But we -hope wo will =oorP meet you,
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Sleep on Dear Annie r.
Sleep on and take your rest,
You have left the evidence-to show,
That you are' forever blessed.
Your devoted brother
SAMUEL E. MARTIN, NAvLerrv.
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FOK KENT.
Seventy (70) aci-e farm two and
one half (2Vz) miles from city limits.
Good tenant house, mule barn and
well. This is an excellent farm. In-.
formation may had through the Pat-'
metto Leader-or phone 6749; Mrs. ,E.
M. Rncker, 1C22 Green street.
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arst Store y ?
St. Phone 7567 |
Men, Women an d Childoes,
Millinery |
re is! First Class Tailor $
tuty Shop for Women. X
'ride. Buy from US be- ?
or I ess. '
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