The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 04, 1927, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, June 4, 1927.
I ^ ~ Locals An<
L)iv?CoLon. Garrett is home visit-,
ing his parents, Prof, and Mrs. C. G.
Gari'ett, after finishing from the de-.
11 bartment of * TTpnti??i-v
Medical College.
.Mis. I.illiv.n K7 Thompson 'gave, a
r w ,h?rthilay ^party fur her niece, -RuthThoniiis,
Tuesda evening from 5 until
7:Thi.- .last a lew giri friends participated.
4ee cream, cakes and candy
in at.si were served*.. Music and games
were . enjoyed also:'?v.
Those preseirt^were: Misses Ida Mae
-? l.owin Thelmn jfclnon,?Beatrice 1 Pa'
trick, -AJargaret *Jeni^ins, Alice. White,
" Alberta Sligh, Luciltda Davis'"' and
Hll'll?Kllis. ; ; ?
?Mrs. Anie. Ferguson -ussisted Mrs.
i??TinuiMi'Ti ??wiiring thp^wunp." Indie*.
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The Rev. W. II. Davisuf Baltimore
. was tl]e preacher at Bethel A. M~E?
'L'iuirch. at the morning and"-evening
services .Sunday. His serpinns were
" i "imnressive. Dr. Davis is a South
jJ^^;,Minian.? and a vandidat0 for the
He leads the Baltimore
i\Tr4mj fy-rs. , Tonni,. Johqsbn of
FI a ^, TVIi\* Wrrr: Sanders
of Tanlpa, Flu., arid Jessie, the dauprh
ter of Mr. Stnrks, who has been visitintr
Mr. .and M rs, Johnson at Lakeland,
I'la. for the past' 7 months is
ZjIHY "PdCfT"*6fTiIr? and Mrs! D. R.
??Sia.k; of 71't Riohluod St. and Mrs.
l!nv Is of 210.'} Washitiprton St.
Mr. Johnson is a successful buisness
il.illi al his Flm-'flil r-itv?Tie- is pk'US"'1
v.thi -sk)' Uj^sitiCss and social air
~ of (''ohrntbiu. \ He is native bom son
-?<>f- Onith Carolina.. .
Miss Lithard Harrison-,- ad solicitor
I'm1 'the Palmetto Leader, "has moved"
in her new brick- home, in.the MOO
block of Fine' St. '. ' ? .
I')r. and Mrs, M, Walton are
OiPTrT liendesonvillo, N. C. bffcitinp:
I>r. Walton's parents, Mr. and MrsWaters
WalJorr?j While away, they
will spcvnd a few days in Ashevillg
r .Mr. urady and Misses Ude.ss:\ and
K lea nor Uojmesiind. Miss Francis
Jackson of Cokesbury, motored "to
...Columbia last Friday to witness the
play given by- the eigth grade of Allen
University, and while here,, thex
were the guests of this aunt, Mrs.
- Alic0 Fettigrew. i'key report a plea'.sant
stay. ' ' V
We. iTFtr~p leased to 'report that Mr.
Joseph Tucker, who had been ill for
. several week, seems nlightly i;np>'ov
ed at this writing.
Miss Angeline Evans has returned
honie; '1106 1'lne St., after spending
__ a successful- school term at State
College, Orangeburg, S. C.
Mr. Wiii. . Anderson. prominent
? buisness ami club man of the city,
' left last "Thursday to 'spend the surhhuw
in Detroit and (Chicago.
Miss Etta GTover, Waverly school
teacher.in company with Mrs. Ida Ail;en
Hull left this week for New York
City. They will enter Columbia Uni?yei'sity
summer school ttj July.
Mi\. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, sister
anil brother -of Mrs. Rosa Lee
VMyers;
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders,^ Mr.
J. B. Ellison, of Charleston, S..
were the gutrsts <)X' Mrs. Rosa ?Lee
Myers on hfst Sunday at 816 I.atirel
Ht. ' r r? ?
Mesdames Annie M. Spann of Johnson,
. C_?mil_JBittti.e..^.-.lnne^oii
Greenwood, S. C., are in the city atten^iftg
the Presbyterian Conference.
WEDDING ENGAGEMENT
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Mrs. L. CJ. Baumgardner announces
' the 6ngagemont of. her ' daughter,
Thelma Vivian to Mr. Henry J. Hildebrand.
_ The wedding is to take
place Wednesday, June 2,, 1927 at
8:00 o'clock 2.120 Hampton Street,
Columbia, S, C. %
UNION RALLY.
There will be a Union Rally given
by the churches of Columbia for the
benefit of Bethel , A. M. E. church,
? Sunday, Jupe 4.2, -at ,1:30 p. m. We
beg the members of aTT the churches'
to assist. Bethel .needs you. A special;
sermon, will he delivered by RavrW.
'W-.?LTbtUIT^tKistor of First Calvary
Baptist church for the occasion. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
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i Personals T,
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visitors from blr.m inoh /vm,
, alabama.
Dr. W. E. Farther,. former pastor
| of^Sidney Park C. M. E. Church, and-.
from Birmingham, Ala. Ho pi'caChcd
--at-the mnrninpr-am) oviuimn-"^u'vieVs
I at Sidney Park to a large and ap!
prtciativi? audience, lie is the?phs- '
tor of Thityod C. M. E. Phim-h Hiv-.
mingham, Ala. and reports the work
progressing nicely at this point, t
While in the city, they wove the house
miosis Uf- Mr. and Mrs. 1. It. Henry. I
T.hey were reeepients of Vnarry social j
attentions dtTriTnr'"t1y?ir short stay.;
-They- - left for Birmingham,_ Alabama }
on Thursday.
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Don't fail to* attend the Barbers*
Contest at Bethel A. M. E. Church
T j-lflri?g.?6th. . ?t , .
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daxci; or nA?ni:us to in': <;ala
affair.
The Columbia Barbers Association
-issued invitutions yesterday to the
Initial Ball which they arc 'h'lv'lhg"
9ncxt Friday evfcning in the. Odd Fel- j
lows' Academy, and which will he
attended by the prcater nart of Co
ilumbia society. A" large number of
out of ioynp guests are expected to
attend. This dance which will be
JUlt'- Jut .the .invorest.i.ng. social -avtmtso of
the week." Aiax*?; orchestra will- .
furnish the music. Denwith Meeks
is charlman ot the Committee. Othj
ers Mack Jackson, Ed. Asnutn, AVal|
tor Brown, Thomas 1 >n?'no*lyi?ami
Monroe Biridsn'y. ? ~'
Watch .fpr* the date ami names of
the- candidates for- mayor of Columbia
at Zion Baptist Church soon.
; 'entertained
Among the socials given in* honor
; of the Senior College Class of BonoHltet
College, \vas ilie one given hy
I M,iss Hildrcd Henry at the residence
; of her parents on Thursday, May 19;
The guests played" many: games, after
which they marched in the dining
rooTfi. Tire "delicious menu was enJhyed
'by ati; It'tonsistocTT)f piffafo
salad, lettuce and tomatoes; ham and
sweet pjykles;" punch- After this
came the delicious ices-and-cake. ?t.
I Miss White,' Vhe ' vice-president of,
the class, filled on Miss Virginia
Bradley to express the appreciation
of the class to thj, hostess." Miss
'"Bradley expresed. same in a* most dig-nified
manner.?Miss White tlven ettlhj
cd on Mrs. M. W. McClellan and Mrs.
C. B. Antisdel. Both iitltheni?gavctho
ClasBi'.vory timely advice ami expressed
their wishes 'for the con!
tinued success of the Senior Qlass.
Bach guest lett the table with a hftau-.
* tiful yellow basket tied with purple
| ribbon;; these baskets carrying out
j the colors of the* school purple and"
! gold, were rrilled with after dinner
| mints.
Messrs. Evans and White furnished
the music throughoutHhe afternoon.
Those present were: Misses Virginia
Lee BracJJey, Laura Bynuni, Naomi
Garrett, Fairy Belle Head, Ethel
Lee Eavns, Hildred Henry, Jimmyc
Williams and Josie Belief White; Mesdames
C. B. Antisdel and M. W. Me*
jGiellan; Messrs. Clarehc0 Chiek, John
Evans,- -Dennis- Thompson, Charles
McLester, William White-and J. T.
W.. Minis. Every <ine said tlvey-Oxu.;
joyed the occasion.
Carroll. Frederick, Raymond Fr.ede"rick
and Harold jiteyens, students of
Benedict College, left Wednesday for
Asbury Parky N. J., where they expect
to spend their vacation.
? SIC NEC A NEWB
| The yeather for tin* p.-.i<l" Lam..
weeks has been favorable and the
farmers around Seneca are -lifted- up
in sj)irit in hopes of another pood
crop yean- ?
The younp men and women of_ our .
trtwn are contimimp to cross over
! the matrimony river.'. On Thursday
May 29th, Miss Montana Pew of this
j city and Mr. "Joe Haines of Sumter
j were happily trnited in wedlock. Mrs.
Haines is a collepe, graduate.of MorGraded
School. Mr. Haines is a collepe
praduate and class mate of Mrs.
Haines and also a medical student
at Meharry. , . y
In the same week Miss Eunice Hol!
land was hapily married to Prof.
. Clarence Becks <Tf this city. ^Mrs. .
Beeks is an excellent little modest .,
1 wish for those younp people a happy
i sDpout throUpTi life.
j-. The East End Hiph School of the
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city has' dosed another successful
term. T(u' eraduat intr exercises wore
held Momlay cvenihe', Ma.V 2drd in,
"the school audito^um? The commencement
^uldressc was delivered by
Dr. .1. J . Si arks, presiift'iil oT Mot t'Is"
t'vlleve. Dr. Stalks it) hi* usual way
liroiijrht us a forceful and helpful
tn^sage; The \y??'rk 'of the Kast End
Llijjrh. Scfc'jui, 'or this feVm. has been
'superb. The entir,e' faculty has boon
re-elected for nqx? term. As si tokt'ti
<d' aijin^riuliuii fur the trend service
femtemj. Ijy the facult y, the, paI'e
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ay"?'!th with a, very delicious course
.of food.. '
We ate ejtjjeetiipr the faculty back
next term f?r burner and be'ter
\VbVk. .V"
tlvuf. H.?I-1. tSU'UT.H, the principal
of ..the. ;sibuve named school, is leaving
on th(. l.'hh of tune for a six weeks
spss'<ir' ill' summer school wf?Hampton'
Institute.- We are hopihtr to add
niiii'l her ti i l;,i r m i.,iii foiiro for mivl
terjQi, niakiri"- ;i total of ten teachers
Hi ! I\ji. 5M ROOI.
Inder the leadership-"of our present
the hint to. of the : school
i? "Watch'-ttrdrrnr.-''- " ;
AI i^xv 1 nn^Tij^rETEi)
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Last Thursday night witnessed a
> pU'U<Ji?l ha11<;u'et iti- theuh'on. Ify
IjeViory jrivyn hy the Joca] alumni
ta the. yo'jnp; ladies. and gentlemen
of the various teams, who during-the
year hrouyht tflnry, Tame and re-t;'>
v. n .to i he gold an I. h.l tie. The- han<juet
was juaded up l?yProfessor
T ii u. lj. 1 liiiili'liill, I >11> 1 s her TiT J lie
'l'almettu Bender. lie . was master
of ( ? ii inn'iiii's. Tilt-. sneakers. wore
i i. s I.i;i ii.d.i?Vliili i:, r;ini Mrs. f.. K iSelson
!'?'??the Busl;et . Ball loam;
\V. It:uioryardner for thw Voot_Ba J f
team; Air. .Kiel Jackson, and Professor
('. A.. .!>4,!"!'Vn lor tile- Base. Ball
nounce! the ii.in.es o^rc-wrnK-vai^ty
men, who are now. eligible to wear
toe voveled "leitf-'f. 1 'inlessor PeiTih
(lid likewise for the base ball team.
u? |)i o.-oil?fcl cm tllieulos ufllU'P
it.**.Knell player roeeiy'ed an ovation
as he receivql Jvis "sh ?fpskin."' When
.Mr. Swinl'cn rcretvv'd his"' there were
several cries for a . speech, lie responded
littriipFy. This was ^ALr.
LjiAi.iuiton.fi last -athletic act for the
*K"kl and blue as a student, lie gpad
umv ? v* n r i iiwiuu iUKi U1U? urn winiv^
-f-dTre 4'aruUy and loyal student body,
H: wii reminiseent indeed to see
at the banquet ta"ble Mo-ssrs Howard
jlnmpton, Foster' and" Daniels. i)r.
"iisyiiids ft^trtF^or the alumni, anil*
~eT>>f; Martlet" 11 lor life taeulty. Mr.
' ddison Was. tn?t 'present in body .but
in . spirtf--- Th(. base l>all team won
t eive aaiiK's this, senson^-and lost
i hroe; the basket. hall team wop' eeven
and' !:>sl two. "Tell ll TT7TT tTT
tiath," . ilei.t diet. State- and Clailin
nay hear. *
' .1 he ocri'.i-sion was nuide possible
l y * !u ^ ader.-.h.ip , of Dr. Daniels,
Messrs. J. R. I.ewle, P. J. Corjey,
e". li Main; lull. Jl. 11 Howard, M.
M. Drcher., (*. T. Foster, P.- M. \Voir,
TriTTa ho si of loyal .ahunni, who as-ibe
lioiossa ry?le;ulersiH-}>
\. and r. coi.i.i:<;i: is to have
i:\TKNSlVK TOMMRNCFWENT
phooram . .
X'aps Atul (A>v.us To He Worn For
L_ -Fir^t Time ;?^
'Vroriiiiicnt; 'Fdiu'atnr' And Noted Milt*
ister> Scheduled to Speak
4 llreomrboro, N. C., .May ill?For
n. i.nu i miu in m.e nisrory or ine
college, ,ili(i?(rnfrhmtmir rfcudr will
wear* .t'he fftvclixl <?ap and gdwn that
Rave been wovh by the graduating
'-. lassos-of .the leading institutions of
the \vorl<l. . This innovation, will be
practiced this year, making the celebration
of (fie^otovation of the college
frobVthe level ot a "C" grade col'ege
to the pinnacle Of a well me.ritcrl'
grade college; r~~
Many events': of ' usual interest are
scheduled for the week of Commence-mntr
The prize rhetorical which 'will
take place Friday, May- 27?at 8:00
I*. M., will include some of the best
speakers on the campus.
Saturday, .May 28, 8:20 P. M., the
graduating classes will lie entertained
by Dr. Bluford, president of the college:
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CIreat emphasis is being placed up-1
on the necessity of having on hand at
this" commencement a large delega-1
tion of the members' of the alumni as-j
sociation. Mr. Simons, president of!
ttie association, is exerting every effort
to create *a greater interest in
t ' ^?f
Class- Day Exercises wi|] take place
Mondays-May-3U-at-3:00-P.?M; ' The
members of the "class of 1927 have
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ETTO LEADER
prepared a well balanced diom : LL^t
I wKirfr uili?be?highly -ryetfc_ -Lis
the evening pf the* .crime day1'. I'i'o
fessor- Fuller and hm G.lee ( tub mii
musical organizations will appear, -ii
"Their annual imisicale.~ t ...
| * The two oustauding cecals of-; the
i eohinjetycmeril will j?c ^ tin- . enmj
lMeii.euient address and tne hiiecalaujiX'nVe
sermon. Tile. commCucenieni
?*erm<>ti will'be <deH'ycj;pd by.Tfle liev
VV. L. Ransprne, A. M., 1). Ih, pa t.p
I oj*.First R;<i)tist ( liu vli. Xon;!> l.'i.h.
inond. Tht..4?ev. MUurtsoiii*' \- .
: vj n 11.: 11 : . l' t y .1 lt t|f ...U.. ., ,, j'
and, scifctn-v' and ?ii\ itiit y -i ' m.i!
\ il'/finiu I'nion. . .
'111.. inmhi'Liwi-inniil
dpljvered by l>r. t'hatjis \Vosly," A
j .M., l'1i. P.. professor ?>1* history, Miav
j a I'd I jii v?r- ity. Dr. Wo-Vy r
nis oachel.or of i"r?Fisit, mp'.-iijts
l'ic? m Yale a lid (!>oi'oi i
'philosophy froth Harvard. iVr. Wesley
holds the distinct ion of beii(i?*?'i:i
, only lacuhy im-inhcr -m 1-ov.. is! w
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presidency o? the ihstiliition NvlVic'h' in
now serves. By virtue of the-training
received at such reputable in.^JtlU jtfe
?is f isK, i ale and. Harvard, Dr.. \ . t
iK'V-is ItlstlV tit to hold -th<" [ 'I ):< Ilire
: as, rpnmii'nceruefLt speaker.
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"THE .MOB""
, By <>. A. Parker
Much publicity has 1m?oh *?ivtrni-hc
Aiken .ail'air and rightly so, becim. .
it was a cast- of highhanded -di rp.sport
TTavfavv; The men v.; re faknn
out otl. thejetisJtody of-iltc k.n-ncd 6spenally
i.n process < t'.'ajudii ?il5 n. But
;t ha-s all: ilicrl ilmni ;is exported 'and
it has. ever dmi^ iii t_kt-'outli.
SnnTTnyou) :P.i.7''JTin Pt'!.. I-.-.yP'PI
. South Carolina, w'h a'.hea'itiful Stmtaken
. from, *th,. ?idird hon,-o- a few
iniies in the woods and shot t.> death,
diM:' i i ' >
1111- woman, mo reconi --^ates mat
been. with thi. family f..r about t'o
year.s, atiil. had nuTsTTl ho vhthtrrrr
of. that fatttHy. -.some ef .tluMtt now,
' Who. a'rct"P'own. She was si ixieWtTaT
an imbecile; just* had ehottjcrh sen.-o
i,ii .wm-lrr 'tins-fan v,a-- .nihi-ii!yl l-.V
sonic oT the I.viu Ih i s.
Bhe? :>Vit5 accused of h;:\ ui2 Eilli (i
a il year old child. It appeared thai
she had boon hi tho \v.;od rakrnjr
aUtuw and-evidently nui-jt have smsa4i
tho child as'a reprimand, which- lick
proved fatal. Had tho law. been a!lowed.
its course, she certainly -wo*dd
hat e been conytoted . <>l". inui dei1 and
perhaps hangedv
' ~ But?fhwmolr did' not wait n the
daw. .;M-ohs, never \v?iW As?I?recall
"this lynch inj? went the way of ail the
Tethers.- Rut why worry, .about it?
Mobs hriye .always existed in on 'the
.nniiixion Ot- tllXtlstuUiYlll JloW. ! i e
in ;}11 of its phases .and ramjlVcauinn?
has always- had. tile mob. There, i.n
inuli in??body.?polit iv- , in
letyisiative hali that make iii.-ciinma
lory laws, suchf as the t\cw barber
law that \\as atfeatptcd in o,;i* .last
session of the leiris.!at.(tre. 'there is
TjJ m?.V) irt our 1 public -a'm } ??*.- en
uiat. lynni our eniMivu. <?j a/nam;..
i flicm thiu^numUvs schooling with. i: 1 ellietent
ami under-paid" toa<d\ r .; n?!
imw! [ii:11f.n-ilii i..< ' i I ?
uiul> in the church- a s.< t of men
'Ihut \vi 11 gel around the powers \li;rt
I he ami a I to tn.pt to p'i>i.>oQ?iln lit. ft<iJxi
1 against si?mt. bfttiht'rr/fh?:f^ happens
to d tiler with tluhn on. I pr?o-I'ax^iLcs
ting -ci k iui,
Tht, only. remedy J~have-to -u - go
is. that we must nice* the mob* ,wrrl\
j thoir-own parajrhenalia. To tl:i task
_J_have committed?myscjl'. ji
\k crisis coNci.i i>ks sn i.>v
OF XORT.it r MtCH'.lN \
| ? schools
r New York, May Th,. June Crit
sis Magazine will 'contain -thy second
i instalment of' the study pf"the \e!
gro common sehotTj ift North Carolina.
- this bctrrg the third state. cIim 1 system'
covered by The Crisis under the
t fin rland Fuwlap|?foprhrt-hw.
Although North Carolina t? ir. rul,
vance of other states.'in {hrsc drool op;
port unities given Negro children Vet.
i tie i.nssij. points out, it is naiKwaru.
For example as against ;an expenditure
throughout the United States on
[-each pupil of r>tO! cents jut day; the.
average for the Negro in Npf th Carolina
is but 10,9 Cents. Tin*:white
schools there 'average JO cento.- <??
The June Crisis also includes an
account by Maud Cuney Hare., of
| (ieprge Bridgetower, the* colore<l-vio-?
j linist for whom Beethoven composed
his Kreutzer 'Sonata, a forecast of
the XSth Annual Conferneee of the
N. A: A. C. t*. to he held in Indiana.
polis^June 22 to ?8; t he story ol' Ara
fortune when he held on to joi] land
in Arkansas; and- illustrations, stories
and' poems.
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: ? Ai'" ' ?' th' oi'.m .-if a.al- !>iia.v
;t ait an^ ' of lu'iildin^
" Li-- i.!.iaca .ayJ SanAay M'hool.
'.' i, t-r i; oO' a"./ ho
tiny > .:. all tho immhevs
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' ? ' ' -h. .1'' *"and like. H* c.om
: 7 1" - -! . > JU r.'-V-t'-Aii
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V! ?< ri v ~ 77 er-*Ti;n:it intr the
jU?I' i IV. ail l l i.li. tlu-ye loetUtT!*
' ">>-?;? h .. i ! very. i'av
(!,)' >;;! ";ii:*i. the animated
d (>!>' ::.! ? v in all win. attended
. h.iVe i,| (lope
i' i and derided results.
. 'i'i-ru if (.- nmi'vo of thit'tyv
: i'i cinted J.(j. jdvi.' iit
sT. ten laaatte- eai-lv day t>. p.erli.i!
' li.-V.it i.. it..".-. i i.-. ? - )) . ten me
i- i . S.'i: day". >elii?ol. and
.v.\ 'iv.-'jV i : dthi.:.Viri.rt.
> ;Vr: w-rte.'t t h'a' they
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a--t? r . i . n".'ln'i :n hjn'in' rerr
: \? ? r- S'andavjs(.'la)i>l
d'h'sul iif.thJ' chtnvh
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j _ ' CCOLEST SPi
f WLUiMLSDAY *
| THURSDAY
!"? ' FF.AT1
| Hit: SCREEN'S GRE^
Noble J
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|| Hoot Gibaon
*1"* ' Annie C
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H PAGE SEVEN.--?
^ mumI -4^-w *?<, work*-r^. and an fii
luiht>'imu'i)t> >y. .to haw?tu-^do work
i'>1 ilie' Ajastt'i". "
is* (ill ?i 11 j M v* 111 t IIJII CM niui/ll'l AMI
liui'h'jt"' luluir with us. u conmiittee
v-'a.< a|i|)oiittc(| .to express by wav *of .
^'l-itioiis, our ypjirovur oT his . hi'
4>v'i>jj.i - n^K^^K'Aulutioiiii!* r-~r ' \
, \\ hei eas.' Vhe U'tfv. Brothei*-. W\ K.,
A-hboin representative of the church
. e.x.<-eiiNii-,!i 'decaff moot" of the Natiurlal " ' *' 9
.lfajith-t ('ottyeiiibn has-'been lahoritf
with, us for one week,.'. .May loth, to .
_,Olh. and , 1 \
Whci'e:;^. Jif> lui-t'.'indTt'nii'iiii
have been1 very' in
}--?' < i'a'od. i?i ; 111 i ilit W . i liv.- ,
iii S,indue. i ..l.?s.i, .t
V ?.?t ?wtu V 11 II I ' IJ >WIIS,
r.tul- worWi '":1 ' '
' ! .-? U.<- .'ll-(?rt " or-1,,> lie). Lit... . 1 .?
.Y^Miuni aiiii -assuri*, him. that ??t:i
at a.\ i.'i > -interest in him-.\vijl I'olwlu
iji'M i he may tro. ;
U< - ?! , ?ai.? ^<-1 oixl. that v.c a|i|jic--r
?<tor.al' Hajvti-t <ami
' ('liiA'c that liccau.-f of' Fii^ sirk'ewty.
v'<x\ynv:xcr-- and ut 1 j>"taFiTrit \ ^ T ~
?^-.4-t.ii ' v^.Pk--it? \vi44 m .Mlt''ih much ?
tj/i |?ut? SMimlay ischotrh;--*aml ?---*
1 ' r ' ~~; ' '
V?V c?jTmitii3 *hlm t ? i.tln *-' .^u'na.1.
~A\ !.n?.!* .?,i!ij iliun in11. ' ' . '
'.Ylr;-; rfi;.ii;, ..uiiu ?.?
:*:t totfTTtl. William.-. K. L. Iioykin
A. .( ; , Vautr^H. 1*. U.'M..|odaaa , '
^Laurens News
::; V
Si-rt?ia\- .May 2;?tb wjis a hurh.<luy " '4/Z
:y- M-.-K.-r^iTvh.' Our fa.-'.1
J',., I l> Vi. 11.
_ - ? - l|"" " - ' >. ri>..t ^ U ,,
ij i iny . L-: inon. . which-all enjoye?!. - '
?Su.<vi.white .1 hlli'ngham of '
. >V..Paul. M inWuta." -who is fiif .pm'si , i
- 'I 4iut >is-'i-r-in law. ??!;v. <'nlcni- .'sat
loru'hit'o. was a pleasant visitor at
HiLiiur'niii;', sor-vipey^?All arc always T
a elcoinc. * '* . .
Suntlay nt'.'PUO P. M., the sermon
o the tria'diiatine: class of the Mani|i
ion Street Hi^h School was preachec^ *
' Pet hoi A. .M. I., ('-hufcte-liy tltifr
Uev. W. K Martin.' ; *
The chts.s t.f '27 numbers s ami in-?1 1?~
-hales tltc followihjr.j.-Klla Mae FVrtru- II.
!til?;i Fowler. Kmma Ftilled Ail-: .
<lrew Fuller. Sadie Ivlizaheth Higgins,?' '
Fmlly Sarah1. Hunti'v,- "Luther Lehkfe,
Matt.ie Banner' Miller,.
IJjc commencement exorc:scs wore
- held Friday evening J une. ,yXil_ it!
\jR?,;hcl A. M.K. Church.
Mis -Maire ic Smith left a for. ?i:tv s 7"?
iK" tor. HendersonviHe where >vhu
will spend the .summer;.after closing
t.sueec'sst'ul sehooMerik and spending
sometime here with her parents, lie v.
.ind Mrs". .1. B. Smith.
?!' Washington, I). C.,-are here at the *
Mr. Ililliafy' ami Roy Thopipson
' kedisde i f:'- their., sick mother. .Mrs. .
:"'M'hilin Tin, on >>-<*?.-. yvhi is1"much jjct~?
er at this writing. ^
"Miss I .ill it1 K. l.eake of -Clinton .is ??
the truest 'of her .aunt, Mrs. Alice
V( line". " ~' - .. . "
Mr.' 'Fr'i/.fll Bucennnon of Dyrlinti- .
ton is- the guest it' his mother, Mrs. -r~y
Mai'y Parks". .|r
Mr. .lohnnnie I.. 1'ri'ce of State "
, ( lh-gc is hjuiie to the delight of rel- '. . ,
- ti.i'..es ami I'rkmls.^-? ? .
Miss .llatile. CntrntfRrljinii. ilairsrh-^ V r
. :.er ol'-itev. and Mrs. Cunningham is -J
mum1 iro^n rar/nt)i'tn 1 ijy, .N. L\. ' '
whore she has hi*on Hoaohinir fo^rthe./ .
I ""V /
I Vast- term.
Oif Mom!H'clwk, fart '
ial. x'T-rirfs were hold .at Sivrinnfiold
Hnp'.ist Church for Mis< Annie "1>. ?
arlor. : lniuniu rit?rutin wed in ' the ~
! Laurens Cetuefovy. Rev. 11., FT. Mit!
iheH had charpre of the jfutteraj seiV > ->
' vices/ ' ' . ".
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Theatre
DT IN TOWN ;c .
Jui>e 8-9 i
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lTEST c lored star ?<>
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Dustin l aruum .
Cornwall I