The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 12, 1927, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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- THE LOCAL N1
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T THE COLUMBIA NEGRO BUSI- f
- "NESS LEAGUE'S FIRST POPU- ^
LAR MEETING , ' ~ c
Sir. Wm. Lykes, Jr., Secretary, Col-?uinbia.-Chamber
.of... Commerce
? and Rev^JT. M. Boy kin the
Speakers
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??? On next Monday evening, February?
14th, at 8 o'clock, our meeting Avili' ^
be held.*at Union }3aptist Church in (
Wariij One. This is the first popular j j.
meeting held since! the organization {
of tire League: T~ 7 ' <
The Columbia ;Business League^ is
' an Huxlltferv to the Columbia Cham-?
bcivof Commerce. It is the clearing
house for oux^colored citizens just as ^
the Chamber of Commerup is for the (
white citizens. _ ?~r v j
_ Through the Negro Business League,
our group must put over its big ,
, program for employment of the unemployed,
better school Taciliti?3 ?for?
Negro children, a- Negxo.auxiliary to (
every white organization that stands
for a .larger and more co-operative (
* community suirit' in Columbia.
t Columbia's colored citizens... have ;
many outstanding organizations that ,
. we are- proud TIT as a result of then, :
large and-liberal] program our people,,
are more "unjtefb in Columbia today > |
than possibly they have been before.
It is an old. but true saying, "Like
priest, like ^people" and Columbia's
-efdoreri churches haye never been in ' ^
the hands Of safer saner and better f
prepared ministers than they are to- ,
day, and with the . same efficiency 1
ft -that.thbv lead our people spiritually f
and pastor our churches. They--liiw. -} i
our community ' and welfare organizations
.morally, financialllfrnd. other\vise,
and with such ba'c.kirij; to bdost l
? ot our Negro Busihess Lt}JVf!U6, oilP I
Negro Chamber of Conrrtierce and ;
CleafTnfF~ House is going to put its I
ror JJ<
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^1 MUCH N^W
I FURNITURE
J _ ARRIVED^,
| YESTERDAY
L<oveiy OUd Chairs
At MS VThey
were obtained.by us
at much less than their real
worth and-for this Sale we
are passing them on to our
customers a? a big value. You
the quality and beautiful style
"linea.
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Also Big Value In
Hall Chairs
We-&lso-obtained one lot of
i_? ~ii :> ~i i .
loveiy nan cnairs at a nig reduction
and are? putting them
^,in this Sale at j$20. ; A clear
jjaving of at least $lo! See
*iem. >
m;^ F
1638 Main St.
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EGRO 2
JESS LEAGUES
up
* kgn
urogram over for the good of -OUT ^
rrpup and a larger and more co-op)Native
community spirit. '
I. S. Leev, President
W C. JohnsoVi, Secretary..
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iTATK COLLEGE NOTES'
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which was .lost. There re- ti(
nains four ganie_s on the schedule at tft
tome and abroad. The team Is mak- pc
;ik a splendid_sliQlng .under the ex- so
client coaching of Miss Hilrlong, as- ra
istcd by Professor Hickman. St
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1 Qr.'ingelnirg, S. C... -Feb?5.?The
ourth annual State'Negro Older Boys' ye
TonterencO, held under auspices of SI
he State Y. M. C. A., will be held F<
rt?Slate?College, March?i&-,?Hh?and -*h
III. Claflin University co-operating. ar
'Aside from a number in the state to
.vrio will have "part on the program. ~
he following have been secured as -W
peakers: H. S. Bullock. National
IqmmcB Seen tary for Negro Work, P
To^ia^^Sermo^ ->f
National Council* Secretary, New York
i'ity, and Max.Yorgan, who has spent aj
mimber of ycn~s m jtlTlca carrying "h*
lit. the progialn of the Y. M. C. A.
in that important field. * aI
It is expected that representatives of
,i oin. every Negro high school,, in the W
S't a t e will be sent -id . -t h i 8 CI
netting. The three preceding . con7
ereiices have meant much to those ta
vho have attended, and it is hoped
>y ofTUial:? that this o'ne will prove T*
o 'be in no less deg ec a grgat beneIt?to-all.;
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The semi-annual n\eelTng oT~Pb)
oge Presidents' and beans -wTIT~ he * en
I'eltj lit the college.' SjalurtTay. l-'6hru 1 N;
tYv 12. It is Expected that represeiita-i nv
Ives from all the-higher institutions 19
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LrZlZlZT5fgJZJ^i^J^JZlZrZJEJPJZr5JHJHJEfi[g
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spendable 1
r VJS
L C. Williai
1 SEE THIS DININC
A*-very new 10-piece Dini
low price of $225. RHMOV;
_ _**-This is a great value.
Another $250 10-piece Dini
special"'
A three-piece cane back lh
Jversiuie cusnions ior _
A great 7
BEDROOMSUH
$650.00 7-piece Solid Mahoga
*?4UjCMJ0 8-piece Mahogany _
$500.00 6-piece Monogany
210.00 G-piece Mahogany
?300.00 7-piece?WMnut
?375.00 8-pieee Green Enann
?425.00 9-piece "Walnut
?275.00 6-piece Green Eamel
?300.uO 8-piece Walnut
?200.00 7-piece Walnut
NUMEROUS oi)D !
2 : .
?250.00 Secretary _7
? _ .?85.00 Secretary
?45:00 Secretary
?125.00 Desks
$105.00 Desks
Coxwell Chairs from ... $2C
FiberSuitesfrom $65.(
Living Room Tables, Gate
Fireside Benches, Console Tal
' Tables, Spinet Desks.
EVERYTHING
XT /* ?i it
rsew lurnuure tnat w&s
* and all of this is being pu
I. G. Williams
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, ,-THE PAU
It be present and that tfeneftcflal *reKswill
be accomplished. According
the program matters of general
rfiTPSr Tn i*lPIimnTrn*v~-nnr1 high
>rk, as well as college, will be taken
i with a view?of making helpful
ggestions . to ^e Board of Educam
regarding "Negro educated "In
iuth Carolina. 4 \
The coming of J. ,R6sehiond Johnn,
nationally known singer and
mposer, who will appear .Jp. recital
the college, Friday, February IB.
Ill mean muclrta-^students?and
lends. Mr. Johnson Is known to
e:y Negro because of his contribujn
and arrangement -o$ tpustc .lor
e Negro National "'- Anthem-, coih>sed
by his brother, J. Weidon John
m?His. appearance w+H afford a
re opportunity to the youth of our
ate to meet and hear ap ou^standTo
our- list of attrfaetibiisr-for the
'ar are to be added the "Williams
Ingers, who will appear ' Friday,
ebruary 25. These entertainers need
) introduction to a school audience,
id we look forward with pleasure
(their coming.
1LK1NSQN. JR., TAKES HON Oil "
Robeit Shaw Wilkinson, Jr., son of
resident and Mrs. R. S. Wilkinson,
State College, Orangeburg. S. -E..
is recently taken another honor t>y
ipointment as Interne in the Harin
Husi)Uatr~Ncw'YurK "City!
It is reported that more than 300
iplicants were examined for the few
>enings at Ha. lem Hospital and
'ilkin.son, 'a graduate "of Darmouth,
li !j3cta Kappa scholar, and Senior
cdical?student?at?Harvard,?nininined
one of the highest-averages. "
FF.RF.XrK TO BE HELD , AT
VOORIIEES. '
The ^7th Annual Farmers' Conferice
will be hold .at the Voorhees
prmal anT Industrial School.-, Dcna
k. S. C., Wednesday, February 16,
27. These annual Farmers' ConFurniture
IT"~
hs & San:
VLS/
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i ROOM SUITE
ng. Room Suite. Former
VL SALE PRICE'. $170
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ng Room Suite at _ $200., J
TODAY
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/Ing room suite, with re
--$75.00 I
value - ' ; |
:ES . LIVIN<
ny _-$475i60^"
-1_;_$2?5.?0 $400.00 3-piecc
_?^_$225.00 $35&0G - -2-p
?$160.00. Suite"
5"::Sw ?f500 3-"iece
____:$30o.oo at
. . . J_$200.00^ $250.00 3-piece
$225.00 at . IT"
- -$200.00 . $?ROft0 3.pioce
PIECES :HV ' "
$175.00 - CE]
?65.00
$35.00 *
:_$100.Q0 $50.00 Cedar C
$85.00 $37.50 Cedar C
S2 *30 00 Qedar c
)0 i-O $160.00 9 OA A AA <*r 1 ?* "
Leg: Tables, l -J20^'00 7"piece
ble.vTilt Top $32.50 6-piece
atr .. i__
t REDUCEP FROM 2
ordered before our ^ale be#An
t on sale at Removal Sale Pri
\ & Sons, Inc
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f fereneea are. bold for the benefit
l every prosperous farmer and business ^
! man in our, reaeh. We?are asking . &
j the presence of everyone interested in 1 ft
| the advancement of agriculture add o
| other things^ pertaining to .the" de- ?
1 velopmeut of our people. . We invito g
j our white friends aa well. *
Prof. J. R. Pierce, a graduate_01 8
Tuskegee institute, and a posl-gradu: rt
! ate of Hampton Institute, twill he ?
j-the speaker. Session begins promptly ^
at 1C: 30 a'. mT CoTnff "Nearly. Prof.
Pierce speaks- at two o'clock. * The ,
morning session will be given over ]B
to -fa: mers for general discussion, *
I ' -TRIAL. SCHOOL.- .. 'g
' Martin A. Meitafee, > ;
Treasurer. j
v J. E. 'Rlanton, < *
. " . ; Principal. ?
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h. CLASS A.'* . 1 2
President Bluford of the- Agricul- $
turnl i:i)(i Technical C"Hcgo of _ North 4
j Carolina was notified by the State
i Department of Education last week '!;!
fthpt the college had been placed in
irig Bo arc! from the* Department ol * i
} Education inspected iis?various?d?^- -S
' pertinents, laboratories and equipment S
| Mid il i'lllini.l lltU'll Unit tin I nlliiu In 4
given this high rating. . . j
?Negro technical institutions which 5
has received this?high?recognit ion..
! The Negro must play his part in ^
the field of production as -well as in 3
l the professions. It is with this in ^
l view" fli VI the?PresMtrrrt?ami?his eo- -3
! vv or Iters at A.. & T. are laboring to ^
jgUe to the Negro youth the sort ol v;
'triiinliip that will best Iif him for ~
?the.needs of the present day. :?_-C
Iii recent years, A. & T. IL'ollege ?
j.lia-' .developed rapidly. Its 4mildhigs, ?
grounds and equiplnent are valued ?
. t a million and?a half dollars. The ?
institution continuing "its rapid
growth under, the UP^w 'a d m Inst ration. jj
j-The p'ant is being enlarged and its i
Values I
, :
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Atr&f
NEW CAR- I gj
LOAD OF J
DINING-ROOM! 1
AND LIVING |
ROOM FURN11URE
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3 ROOM SUITES h
. gj v
Overstuffed S u i t.e _ ^^75.00 SL _
iece Overstul^edA, Moh&ir
$275.t)0 feOverstuffed.
Mohair Suite jj]
-'.$225.00 IS n
Overstuffed Mohair Suite IS 1
?. $200.00 If1
^ $175.00 la' tt
DAR CHESTS |
hfist ...-.^^^.^=^$35.-00hest
-$27.50 ?} !,
^hest j. $22.50 '?
Heed Breakfast Suite $150.00 | v
Enanrei Breakfast Suite ? (
- ...-$2.3.50 :| 1]
!0 to 40 per cent :r |? '
118 coming iri from fray to day TH' ?
ces. ' S
Columbia. S C 1 ..
"gJHrai^iEU^JBJcii^JtLrgj^itLrajafafajajajfa ^ tj
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; Poro Beauiy
I lair Culture, Facial Massaging, Man
_ ? MjyiES, LYLES, FLQUSTOr
I. I ppvv's Dpnar
1131 Washington Street
*0-aoo.o.aoj0.o.6.oojaoc>oaooooojaaoC*6.oo.o.o
owcr00wn?0x?c?0'50000p0000000' 'OOOOO .
u.kvsv:^ imvQ i
Hits. Pi ii. tfEEsi:
A Full Line of Ratent Me,J
~. . Cigarettea?aml Tobaccos.
> Madam C. j Walker's Prer
Times. Ice Cream and Soda
: ^ PIION tTT^2()
n"2 Assembly Street. *
0'*<<*v ?*? ^ v rrrr <- r *" ;W*yivt
*X**X' 't"1 v '.* 'X* "X" x?x,,W*
r.^S. LEI
Pepartmenl
\ t -I "1 W >St 1 rt|-/-kr1 C^, ft- ?
t ,w m mwm 9 **
; Big Line bl Clothing For Men,
; ren. Boys i^iits A Specialty.
; Ury^joods^Shocs,
> ' ... Cjnneoted?with our sin re is:
| 'Shop, Barber Shop and Beauty SI
; We are not selling Race Pride.
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'vv^v.o.c^,vctv?,,^cp.>v.o.v^-c,.o.ocrv.v
~ ELITE HAND -LA
( . It. G. HAGOOD, Prop
Everything Washed and Well Iro
. Very Reasonable. Orders Called
FIRST CLASS SERVICE?
- ELITE HAND LA
I 2722 SENATE ST. ? I'hcne 8." 33
!Cil)-i_aniL . laboratories are boing|'
rfirj jx il with'.the. most modc.n im-j *;
royvnioats. '... ''^peciiv.i
Two .ntlicr Ni '-"> o^~Tn^f Vfii! If?y< ill ; i nn -inT'
'iiHh I'-iK.liuu iiavi.'i .liirr.trtl?"A" nnior.?
r.:<l;'?rcem-rut irnr.?:^htt__,nt isoWi -of-Ttis . :'!
.'orri; "Carolina 'arc proud tint then ? s-i4
? tutio'ii- in- .!ho stnfx; 1)o.
lT> i ii-t. " A"! grodfe-afedUege' 1 .lining. public
l. ... - 'scvrrji-*i
arsity itkitiiai^ mt:n at a. "i:u. -!11'
& t. e!.ECTrB?-tffestek i/eadi:u-trr
nqiAnl . ?
"S...':. ' nlcr m
(J re*Mi iiorn. N.. C.,' KeUrua-ry 1'.?At . a' | t i?
liipftiiitr .whiedv was made up of-(lie aiui'lpt
is oi Hie miHli coveted college
Hester, a veteran of-sevevr.l TTatllh.A
cars, was fleeted captain of the nv.. to;
Aggie" football -team. The captain scars.
ti<t -played an excellent 'brand- of .'The i
jothall (luring the yast year. * lie to s< rv.
a-jsj.no of the Iwo l&st ends in the Aleut, l,
? fi(. ' ,
. I , A; A. As a. reward for. sin h * >. tire.ii
i-]layL*of versatility, ' stamina, ug- dstant
i-'-s ivt nc:- Sr^Tttrl t;idling. Hester ure'r an
-n?e v n e position *011 the nil C. I. -arifcu-r
.. A. :nythi"al eioyciu^^. . ? fpaiith;
It . i v popularly expressed that the 'aroiiin
am ?k njonslrnted'-a, large -degree4 of T'inSetv
is; re .-ion in naming Hester the load- r
ot the 1 f#l:7 UViddors of A. and T.
dI:t crc. licc:u;.s.' of thy eon lide'neo ol' I
if . .mad in-I1< .-ler. a g cat year ot
julUill Ret i?r-r>:pe? ted ,of the-1lyarni
in a ehrnc. ' <
rucsiiH w-ix hehatk hui.w
SOPlIS. "
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To tllP cllflKl'ill of 'the-liiMisu?nidi QJ^ tO'Ni
ib .-oidi^niot e class,. the Emails wore
ee-sful in defeating the Sopho- t-1in
101:1 a tTI ilie annual i|< lvt". \vhii !:
iis ln-ld Kriday evening. January 27.
t 8 o'clock.?Tho qlk.Tion-argued by y,?U,1
n- iiiniei-?ra']!inh-s was .."Kc.-plruTT" tlihlt
liat Capital- Punishment He Abolish- York
I." The .alliriiiali'vp side of tlTty. as yc
liestion was iit-nucd hv (). X. Whit- \\ c- <
L-ld. *29. J. \V. Hi'oaiihu -t.-'29, \\ . K. i i
>1 -iible
Jtrs._ 29. The . negative side -was ,y.
'glied hy J. L. jPonnor. 'ho.* E. C.
Chnain, '30, "M. E. 'Patterson. '30. Prc-cdlng
the dilate, <:lA:~s notes New
tie read hy - A. Gordon^29,* a"nQ
E. lie-tor; TO. . Imihediafely toi. U Hl
wajr-g tho debate, a 'piano dTat "was1 1 (
'trdy.red- hy Mesars. - iieyno'ds and , m;
oore. TO. while Mr. ?. M. IJell, '29,
lllg U. solo. ? - . . LftV
iiAIIU.N MEETS. 0 1
v 8
nrol'-nn ATttTTTTTe A ? station held its ?> JA
nnntH?mooting nt Haines Instiltt?*v ^10
"ho ilfiiheiTi l iot's won; Hosts! ,-tftor p- WnrL
isrussiny ruins of eligibility, invard- p ^
itp: championships, and the election ? U'Vt
* officer*. , ..... . ; '
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vwO'^'JOOOOOOOC'CfOOOOOOC?
^liop " I ;
icurinjg, Hair JBobbing ?
^ & DENDY
tmeni Store
Columbia, S. C.
cu^ooo.cu^ooi^aacu^aaaop
^C">OQ':'Ooooof'- r>?. .^-%/s'A/-. jg . v
?torf I i
Prop g 1
lirinoa. 'Cigars, ;
.V Fun r.iiH- of??.
>arafjuris at all , a
fiiliinihia. "s. C _ f|
r>TTi-? r?vm rvn jH r>w? rtrvr?"vor?rm X
JI II ?
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t Store
- a . ; ' ??X?-?
Rhone 7567 L
I
ornen an cl Child- % .
IVIiliinery^ . j' r: .
1: irst Class - Tailor j[ ;
r.op for NX omeh. ?; ^
Buy from US bd-" i ^
1?rfc
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Cvv.v..^vt,C^OOJ>A<^O.Oi3tO.OiCU3JCU3
IINDRY > I
rioter
tied. Our prices are \ 1
for-and Delivered.
Is Our Motto.
UNDRY - 'I
COLUMinX s. C. j~~~j
t^iu'e.tt-(?nttt tires of the member
JnXoiavuUly ai4^mqo<l tliolr re'
baseball and football sehedfarrr1hmeet
in-! called to
Pro-id- nt?Pin-on -then?made ?
ty of .more em ourafcement on J
t of thi-Tiiemt or hoots ini-the P hiith
schools at the state of?. t
Carolina ah d roroaimending
e body . si'n 1 a representlve to
with 1 lie;South Carolina T^each:i
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Mai L-ii. ^
College \yas 'awarded the footini|>loi\,ship
for 192G ind after
lebafe was .also awarded the _
a.-I .hilt ( hanipionshtp over
who had h u boon defeated by
i:ii in' the conference iu two
.'allowing officers- were elected
} during the next year: Pies
I'i'ii^lirn-lco president,.H.
JT: miliary, W. C. EivTn; "3s-' '
secretary, Mfss Hull >ng;~trca8d
,j, D. 'Mellliee; or ofTTfi-TiV.7urili.ii'
a, -.lli.i.s Juain ===
lenres, ntativr> tn _jiia_iSttutb? ?
' t-- *
i Teii'-hers' 'Association. I. D.
Write Ds???
efore Coming v.
j05e\vL-?ork 7
I Pfsons planning to come
ew Yo> k.-to live.or other,
would" be benefitted by *
gelting h.i touch wirli~uil
use \VQ are able to-give
rnluable information about
p i
) : places to ?t<pin New??
, where you can be as safe
>u nro in your Own home.
:an supply you with a suitbunie
in Vvlri'ch to live
F~ are locateclih the heart
re colored population in
York City. . . ,
iette Realty Co., Inc
Jt We135th Street
w Vork City. Suite 8
e JB. Woods, Manager "
. z'.J ?'.
iMi?:.rt>j>>?:oxi:qjooojOceoi>iJi Jt" " u v > ?~
he Economy Shoe
Repairing Shop
KE EU&ANK.S, Proprietor -t
>11 Washington Street |? "
-Neatlv ww) Accui airly Done x
k lialtt-rl For Anti Delivered
\l: \ I RIAL Phone 3926 g
"1 Thank You," J
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