The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 14, 1927, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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THE LOCAL N
BUSII
For several week, the Business
~ League haa been - holding! ^popular
meetingsjin^ thc> varjmi i n uf
the^Ctfy. Through these meetings
^and the Columbia Chamber of "Commerce,
an untold good has been accomplished.
A stronger sentiment
for Negro enterprises has been built
up. A better friendship with our
white neighbors has bqen fornied. A1
MUUWItehiUlUing PI- OUf MHU'
laws and the otficerg of the law. The
inter-racial pood \vi 1 T~thus - be built
bigger and.better community. .We
can never pay our debt of gratitude
bo the Columbia Chamber of Com-!
-i And S^-rotary I.vles for the
?T MAIM'LMAi.S AT DENMARK
State Field Nurse K. E. Malone cobZZUaborating
with Nurse R. L. kmafouiP"
let .of the Voorhees School .held at the
Booker Washington Hospital, Yuorhees
School, a baby day Clinic on Monday,
May 2nd. A large numby of
mothers came and brought their ba
hies. Mrs. James R. Cain and Miss
Ada Taylor. Graham, both representU/*
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., nig tuc i^uuiui i./i'puruncnt,
came down from Columbia to witness
the baby day event. ?r1--At
the same time, the Mother's
Club of the Model School held llieir^
annual May Day Festivity, which Was
largely attended by?}>arents?of the
children in the Model School. A program
was ^rendered, refreshments
' were served an<h all-'enjoyed the day,
very much.
On Saturdayr- April- 30th,'a the annual
track meet between Claflin Col_
. lege^ Eaine-College, State A. and M.
College at Orangeburg and the Voorhees
School was held. The High
School departments of the above nam-,
ed colleges and schools- conducted-this
track meet. ' .
~ 7 We wish to inform "the-public that
v.. *.? for three years, the Voorhees'School
. - has stepped out -in front-ami- madethe
largest number of points in this
track meet, therefore winning -the
cups. The cups were \von in 1924-J25,
1925-26 and again i.'fc.- last Saturday,
192G-27. The VoorKecs~ S'eTiodT Ueserves
great credit. Too much cano^;.i
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uvv ve outu -i? Ui^V Ui >V . L-. 1^1'"
vln, manager of tho track at Voorhees,
and. i'r vcvng men who. put
over such a s; I i?.:i3 program as to
win a total of 38 points out of a .possihte
100 when four schools were competing.
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r The four young men who stand out
as stars on the Voorhees team ai-e:
E. Gaulden, Michael Jenkins, William
Seels and William Dorman. These
men deserve credit in winning the relay
race, taking the 11 yard dash and
taking first and second, in the 220
?? clash.?It'3 interesting to note?that
the cups now become the property of
Voorhees and that next year we be
gin all over again.?We are Imping
that the four schools ''including two
or three others wiil continue the cum-~
petition.
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MANY STATES WILL BE REPRE
HEN TED1 AT N. A. A. C. P. MEET
IN INDIANAPOLIS ~
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Now York, May C?Many States
will be represented at the 18th Ahnual
Conference in IndianapoliB; June
22 to 28, 6T~ the Naitoiial Association
for the Advancement of Colored Peo
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EGRO
SESS LEAGUE
direction, the encouragement and suj,1
^ervision. - We cannot go- wrong, bo
3ENfeXT MON?
BAY EVEN IXO AT 7;00 P. M. ?
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The League will hold its regular
nice.ing'at the K. of I*. Ilall in the j
j\Tasonif Temple, 1 i:tl Washington St.)
All mem' ers and iriends arc UJged to'
h? .p'.esent. Business of importance.;
'I ho meeting open at 7:00 P. M. sharp j
and closes" at 8:UU 1\ M. Do not he;
(ate. Just one. hour.
I. S. LEEVY, President,W.
C. JOHNSON, Secretary.
MRS. MARY McCLEOD pETHUNE,
PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF COLORED
WOMEN SPEAKS .
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lon'fuM.M plAtform upon whfth two**
-roup'<>f white and" colored women of.
this country meet.Lastly*
i-hc stnted-throughdhe. sug"di'llntl
of t'oui iiuliunal?preridont, we
are now1-placing at Washington,
17: O. mir ' National Headquarters^.'
where the National' Association will
function and develop its membership.
For all of these things-let us be thankful;
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At the jjose of this most excellent
address, .an, appeal was made for a
rnttjbutidn for the National Headprat
let:s. Throe_hundred sixty-eight
lollars'was given jn pledges and cash.!
A beautiful bwSquct of" flowers \v3S j
presented .to Mrs. Bethune on behalf
f the Federation by Mrs. Sue Poarle |
Rico. - . ,
Th.us brought to a close a mcetInK-.that
\yjll_bp .long bo remembered '
by the'club Women and the citizens of
Sumter. ..
B'HIRMAN NEWS.???j
The Cedar* Cryek Rosenwald School
| at Bookman, S-. C. bad its closing exj
erei.-es Monday night, Mayflth". The"
| closing was'eme among the best had
since the school "was erected. A vast
number witnessed tht. exercises, prob
ib'y three hundred. There were-lots
f visiting friends- fronj, Columbia,
Ea^tbver, Jenkipsville and other places.
Among the A isitors; from Colunibia
\ve:e: Miss Elis.e and Miss Frazehe
Mm-'in, which in addition to the
program, rendered several selections;
. from Fn stover werp: lit,?Nathan
ithe'vs >Ir. Thurston , Martin rtf New
Vni-k Fi'v v.sis :ihn nne of the visitors...
Mr. Martin is brother to one
. .of,lh(. touchers. '
The music was rendered by . an orchi'sl
I'll fi-iini' Jeiikinsville, directed
by Sivar Mart.- n, piaiiist-amLMr.-Mal.-J
verse, hisi son. ' .
trrpi. - The free school term
the last Week of February. "Mjss j
Martin, principal and Miss Maggie
f.oc. Hildehrand,. her assistant, with'
the cooperation- of the parents raised
money and extended'the term until j
-May f'th. Miss Martin has "been
teaching at Cedar Creek several
years. \\"hon she-started it was only
a rude one room structure, now she |
has worked up this school to a two!
teacher Rosentvnld school with a term'
of six hi on't lift ^Tliiswas aceoinplish- !
t-d. by luvrd labor and cooperation of
parents. Anions the patrons are: 1
Mr. J. W. Wilson. Clarence Smith.
II. Cook, Guilders, Jacksons, Trappes,
Browns and others.
'Mr. 11 ai per Fair is eVlelgate from
Cedar Creek Church to the District t
Conference of the . Winnsboro Dis-:
Mr. Robert Cook has been to the
Benedict?Hospital' And?underwent?ft-*
serious operation. Jle^is back home
now, greatly improved.? - 1
Some days ago a very sad shadow |
Was cast over thP community; Mrs. I
Aschasbnh DiMard fell dead. She '
was an'outstanding character in the
community ami a .Sunday School
teacher as well as a public school
.teacher. Both white_ and jcolored
nlonrncrl hr>v lr>ct!
The colored people of the Bookman
vicinity arc beginning to realize that
education is the main feature of today.
Many of thorn arc sending away
to high school and colleges, viz.:
Mr. Sylvester Cook, Harbison College;
Misa_ Mitt.ie Cook, Allen University;
Maud Cook
and Miss. Florence Guilder, Booker
.Washington High School; Miss Thelwa
Trappc is to- graduate at BookerWashington
High Schodl this term.'
pie. Delegates have already been appointed
from Indiana, Ohio, Michigan,
New Mexico, Colorado, Iowa and
New York. It is expected that additional
delegates will be sent from the
Pacific Coast and the Far South.'
Mrs.^Olivia Tavlor, President of the
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Indianapolis Branch, reports that (Ja'r
die Tabernacle," where the- Sunday
mass meeting is to be held, is equipped
with loud-speakers and that the
platform seats 1500 people.Mrs.
Taylor further reports that
the musical directors will rehearse for
Bix weeks p?'o~ o the Conference.
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BENBDTCT UTIT'ECE CTOTM EN CEMENT
PROGRAM
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Fridav. Mav'vtft. r-nn p ivf?cio??
_ Day Exet'eises, _l
Sunday, May 32, 4:00 P. M.--BnceMlaureate
Sermon.
Monday, May 23, 4:00 P. M.?A*
lumni Business Meeting:.
Monday, May 23, 8:00 P. M.?Alumni
Address. '
Monday, May 23, 9:30 P. M.?A??
Inrntil ttnnqiiAf
Tuesday, May 24, 2:00 P. M.?Rhetorical
Contest and High School Com
mencement.
?Li.Jftaesday, May _24, 8:00 P,M, ?rftd _
uating Exrecises. - 1
The President and Faculty most cor i
" ercUee. T1 .
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GADSDEN NEWS
The farmers are busy gqtjmeing oal3
and. planting peas. The refreshing I
showers that fell on Sunday afternoon
were much needed. . J
-.^Sunday was a beautiful day. The ?
services at Red Hill Baptist Church ],
were?attended walk, . The Sunday" ~
School waiTat its best. The assistant ~t
j^iiporintondent. Mr. John Shiver began
on time. The pastor reviewed u
the lessonr??: ? ?
Rev. B. W. Jenkins prea<;lled a good a
sermon. His textf was selected from p
1st Peter 1:3. - ; P
? ^Notwithstandinfrthe rain in thelfF- 0
tcrnooh, the?Mothers' Day. prugram
was rendered at 8:30 P. M/-. Among
the participants were: Mr. J. A. Ran- p
dolph; Mesdames C. M. Walker, Mary ]\
Scott. Sallie Grpcc. Ralli? Tnrtor
Sallie Sims. -Several of the SYinday
School scholars recited appropriate g
r*""1 Minn Panrl cinf 1i|.;hiti
iHI solo. : ~? z?- -f
Tho United Ordi'r of Odd Follows
and the Household of Ruth held their ~
Annual Thanksgiving service at St.
Mark Baptist Church Sunday after- t,
noon. After" tho" rendition of tho pro"- ?
gram* Rev. ^fTAMaamble preached a v>
strong sermon. ?
Mrs. Mae L. Black, Miss Simons c
and . Mr; Eugene Patterson motored
from -Orangeburg and spent the nf- ?
tornoon of the let with Mrs. BlacU'n t,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Webber. 1 J
Miss Ruth P. Woodward spoilt the |
week-end in Spartanburg visiting her ,,
in Ma e College, Orangeburg, S. C.
and Monday night the first ami sac
and. glides will have their exercises;"!".
! Tuesday nip-lit, third and -fourth,'
Wednesday night, fifth and sixth *
grade's and the 7th grade,- Thursday, *
May 11) th, which ends *he program.
We hacK'a. very pood' meeting for '
one week at the St. Paulr. Baptist *
[Church conducted by Rev J. M. Mar- ?
"shall. Rev. M:n-nh:ill iv; thu lnilm-ii.il
Liuuitor of Good Hope Bupiikt-Churoh,?i.
Liit. Deoige ,. St. /Matfhew Baptist
; ilill Baptist Church of Branch\1lle.
i lie is a-man sent from Clod and has '
"power lfTXTTo jytlI]>it: 1 We as Baptists?-feel
proud of Rev. Marshall.
The churches all around carried the "
Mothers*Day program nicely.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF -
?VdOKll EE?T5T)K.\I.U, AND IN- 11'
pL'STRIAL' SGflOOL DENMARK,
S. C. MAI IS?2."W?pn
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>> Annual.' commencement sermon.
May 22nd, 7:30 P. M.t by the KL Eo\\ : ?
G. G. Finlay, D.D.,?Bishop of-4he-dio?-d
.cose ojf uuper South Carolina, Colum- h
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Model School Closing?May 18th
and 10th, 8:00 P."M.
Patron's Program?Monday evening,
May 23rd, 7:30 P. M. ?
Class Day Exercises?Tuesday af- c*
ternoon, May 24th, Kennefrly Ilall (1
Chapel, 2.30 P. M.? ? *"
Oratorical Contest?Tuesday eve-'O
ning, May 24th, 7:30 P. M. i *1
Annual Alumni Meeting?AVednes- ?
day evening, May 25th, 10:00 A. M. I P
lay afternoon, May 25th, 2:00 P. M. - &!
The Annual Co minencement Ad- '1
dress is to be delivered by Prof. Hen- tl
ry D. Pearson, A. M., Uean ot Claf-j~A
-1 in University, Orangeburg, S. C.
?Thr public is cordially invited lv at* 1 E
tend these exercises. " ~~
There will be a Big Industrial Ex- fi
hibit. m*
J. E. Blanton, Principal
Martin A. Menafee, Treasurer.'
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TTO LEADER ;
HELENA NEWS
Last Sunday was a high day at
Jnown Chapel A,. M. E. Church.
. Mr. Eugene Marshlal and mother
Jrs. Cornelia Marshall motored-from
Spartanburg and spent the day ?at
iome., . '
Rev. J. jlanea. motored from Spar-unburg
on last Sunday.
Miss Etta Pratt of Newberry was
l> here to spend a while.
?Rev.?Marcethrr?Rob'tngon preached^
wonderful sermon Sunday at 3:00
'.M. '
residing Elder G. K. Lyles preached
he his old time seTmons Sunday at
:UU P. M. ?
The AVC. E. League (.met?,at 7:00
\ M. with (he president, Mr. Jesse
larshall. The lesson was well disussed
by all. -rr^ Mr.
Elliott RobTfisoh bf Columbia,
. C; motored here on last Sunday.
'Ph.. vnnwm ?< Kvnwn Chanel A. M..
Cluneh are very interested in their
11(1 Hie hu'sv roittino- fllVfVl m-nvir a(
.sisters, airs. rcoho Qnd
Maivtaret D. Woodward. if,
Mi's. Bobo and Miss Woodward had !
a" very successful school term, which]:;
closed oil the Gth. Miss Woodward G
loft for New". York City on the--7th. | f
Mrs. Louisa W. Randolph is plan- ]\
iiing to attend the fourth annual V
Christian conference for colored wo-!
men at Benedict Collepre, May 20th a
.to June 1st, 1927. _ J
LittleLucy Williams, daujjh- 1
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams
is on -thesicki list. .? v . ;
We were sorry to learn of .tliQ trav'le
Qt';Tth,,,TifZonohia JoflVrs" t
nephew, Mr. Wjnie Jackson. She has' ?
- uur^iivniuatliv in hpr hni-onvomnnl 1
ELLOREE NEWS j '
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JDur town is still on the map. Our . x
achnol is ncaring its, flosing-^casotu-1
j The declamation contest comes off; 11
'May 13th at 8:00 P. M.. Sunday, the'
annual commencement sermon \rill
~-be preached by Dr. N. C. Nix Dean
",v nu
( 11 t hat t hoy! w'ere askd (to broad
"f -"that otftrv."' hoar -thai>' won.
orful singing. On, last Wcd^psday
iirht1 tht.?radio broadcasted thetr<iive,<
across the country.
We commend Mrs. Porter for the
< rk that she is doitus? for she has
one everything jti her power Ul make"
ve music department of Benedict
h-dlego a success. Everything she
as given has been better than the
tics ju-eceeuInK if. t.
Mr. Robert BagnalF from the home,
flivp of the N. A." A. C. P., was pres-j
nt at our chapel services on Wednesa.v.
May ~11th." Dr. J. G. Stuart aconipiitiied
him,. After a warm in oduetion,'Mr.
Bagnall spoke out of
he fullness of heart on the purpose
f the X. A. A. C. P. The hearty apf.ause
rendered by th0 students and
at_.taeutly-sho-wed that his..talk, had
ruck home. It goes without saying
iat the sudents at Bonedict wil 1 do
;r part towards .supporting the N.
. A. C. P.
Dr. Phillips, pastor of the Trinity
pii.efipal Church of the city deliver1
an excellent address on the transgurafion
Tast Sunday night.. IIis_
ildr^ss u.iii?unusual and each perm
present was helped and inspired
> Jive a bigger and better life.
O.O GvO O O OGOGO O OOO.O OOO.OvGO r
LAUNBR? 1
Proprietor *
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ort possible.to help- raise their quo _
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Mrs. Carrie Jackson, a'grgdt church
orker and l'u'll of j?oo<ithoughts, sugcsted
a mock wdddinf*, which was
arricd out to the delight and en>vment
of the audience.
The cKtirch was bOAtlllfutty decof.ttil
wi.li i I'll, |ir|,k inid bile crepe pa*
er and red, pink and white 'roses.
:ie wedding. The participants are as
allows: .
Wniters--Mrs. Amelia Richradson
nd Mr. John Gary: 2nd JVIfs.' Alma
lary and Mr..Mose Jackson; 3rd Mrs.
icila Stewart and/Powell Cannon; 4th
Irs. Amanda Barb and Mr. W. E.
V illlaros. 5;.h Mrs.Maggie Bracy and
James 'Smith: 0th Mrs. Mary Relford
and. Mr. James. Burton;' Rate
iris?Mrs. X. E. Rook and Mrs. Lull
GartUs, .
'Flower Girls?Mrs. Jane Gary, Mrs.
'.fiscilla Robinson. .
Cen i!'% Bear rs?Mrs. Marv ' E.
TTwrr .Vs. 'Vi'iiv1 Ron I inco.?Rev.
J vs. fo'ciiuvn vend "the ceremony*
I.' w-a*; very- annn-intr when -Mrs. Avejia
Richardson recited just after
h. wedding,'stating that she "Warit>7T
to marry so bad, shtrriW not .know
vhat to do." They are asked to remat
the w:kI'ding-whioh-wo~hopc they
viil do in the near fluro,
Benedict News
The invitation was extended -* to
5cno..Uc't linkers by the.Y. W. and Y.
>1. 0. A. of the .University; of South
"nrolina to sing.at their evening: serice;*
very' recently "Listen to the
.ambs" was sung. by the octette;
liases. Matthews?and- Glost-cr sang:
Spirit;" C.nn,\ Mnrt" !>;
be male qunrldUo; "O, ~E?rd I've
uiiL' V.'liui you told me to do" by the
c.ette- \Mi:>s Mildred Jenkins sang:
|jy the wiueiv- ot l-sabylon.'' Missel;
enkins, Dovese and Mr. Gaulden
uiik _"jlo;tr <ntr prayer." Misses Deere.
Jenkins: and Jenkin? sang
TTroeh ITill" and "I do not ask 0'.
.ord.-' - These- singers--directed Mrs.
I; Povtr?v nioiiciui tn.. ?
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' Dry Goods, Shoes
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Shop, Ba 1 ber Sliop and beauty!
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REV. J. .1. HARRISON:
THE UNITED SONS OF At
is an -organixat-ion v.-hi.-ii i.< dniryn ri
infirm people of So*.''H '(':n >.i 1 fr^a. li
Harrison. Slate Mast or. Pi of. J. A.
D. V. McCrae. Sta'e-Troasinvr. "Tt j
alive ami?gives?t-o?Hn*?I 'i-^v ?
pays from fifty to one hUiiiWtl doUav
pays fVom to per week I'm
on Doctor's Hill. Thirfk
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has at head Rev. J. J.
Kirk, St rae Secretary and
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