The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 09, 1927, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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nncl women irt South 'Carolina' are in-J
Vited to meaC"TfY**^^flpfbia at *12:00 j
M. (high no^n)'W/dniVday, July 20 i
for the purpose -of organizing a State
Negro' Business l eague. This stale'
meeting iri Columbia, pjrecoeds the
. National Business League meeting "
, fa St. Louis, lit', and" \yel-hnj?e to .
send a large--delegation, from the
-College .Aii- .
liounceincnt of ?
_ Faculty ^
* Ber.edfet . Col't^e year by year is
?: ^d<?fii%iayf'*'Sf^>i;:i' ami 1' H'-A'r men.- .
hers for. Its. fajriilly. It is a pleas
' iii-o f<> numitii ?> (hi* r ihi\i*V' -and. Kuril*
. . ... .scnoU locuky , i-'-'C.'vi ' ho
teachers'.-tor the <nher departments,
will he announced lu.er. It has been
soiile task to make a' selection Trom
the large n\mUr thai war, itndor
. considei'titTrrr . ,< r?
It is \vikh givat'regret tnal LJOl1 IvJI"^
and Mrsr^fei'ia' i',kvn, leave ns, hilt
' Doctor Drown oa's health. Compelled
; Hint to give /ftp?1 i-'n lo'i"' 1 l? his |
place Carl J. liej gmon with I>. A. J
, "degree from ?n>l4-y--C<diovo, M.-A.
. . ..front Clark Cni\ t'fsi'y' (Mass.). anU
B". D: J'ron't S.ew\on Theologiutil Jn
stitutioi\ has keen secured.
' Other new teachers are: S. Stanr
ley Morris, It. A. front' .Morehouse.'
College and also>. B. A. from Dart.
mouth College, fie is taking-suih
ii:vi i u<m* ? wi fu licii
: " Mrs. M urns will .'te.kh Homestk
- i't Science. . ' ', .
1.',.1 Mndisun. \\ .i'hp-the H. S.
(Ji'f l'i'6 ' I ruin IloWard I uivlirsity an.
1 C. i?. decree from the' same institutibftv
"Civil Kii^'.ifvor training wcY'
.riuaiifie^ hihi..J'o_r the chair'G1. _Mathenlatics
which he will Kayo., as. well
~ ' us 1 ny sirs'.' 1 i0 also i> uuiKi.nt,1 for
his Master's tlegru'Ve?.
Harriet J t,rsli"'- B. A. Mount ilofyoke
CyHct.0. She is a, member ol
,1'hi Be.a Kapjsa, Society. Slu1, as
:"the others Iiliinr, is. vunkin;;?rrtmtrtors
-f'or her Master's device..
All of iliem T.u o been tt'iieiiihK
^for sewAal ycius and come with
j.M- v Mne recoiKim'iM.ui -lie and iwonTs oi
5|r|K^ "Mvo.t'k \vetl civile. "? .
* =-' **' i r.oi'e.-sor Duckeit.. after a year of
v"p..sf- |trr:nliiiite '.sur a i> I.:u.lt with us,
Mi* eiv.i his. ik'jireC .frdlH
J Coluihjaia^ University and heite'r yei
has brought himself yivhl lift tolline
? in his chosen I it*hi of Biology..
Pr<Vt f??!*nv K?nil h U-h/%* K >
i years leave ol .nnseiue lor study at
again. WS3' most gladly1 welcome
both back: " '"."Tt"
The other teachers w.ho ate toe
' .well known to need any. detailed
statement are: ..........
lii', C. B. Anlisdel, President, A'
Bt Univetsy.y of Sooth Dakota. tSSS
-iSLs, A. dSUj-L'niefi^itv'.ot' South 'Dakota,
; 1SS!>.. B. 1). .'University of Chicago,
* -- 18U2t_LL.D. L'ni vers ifv of >.,mh Da
' kota, 102:2, Philosophy.
Dr. Fred'k %C. Re,Tern. Dean. A
B. University pi" Rochester, IS:<S
Ph.D. Providence University,./ P.?U7
B. J). like i.e.-1el" Theological ' Seminary,
It'dT, IKstorj and . Bible.
Klixabeth \iohlntan, A.. B.- Ottawa
University, l'.M i, A. B. Kansas Stlitc
College,- lUi.5, llng-'ish arnT"BibFelTv
Mary 'McrrKim, ?V, B. \\ heat-on t oI
l'.-'JV SfUHli.-dl tuH l.at!il._
* \V, Drew Y'arney, A. B. University
of Vermont, 1020, -Dean . <rf .Men
' ' i__- Frank M.. Yarney, .V.B.
of VemtO'iUr- l017," .Mathematics and
RRy'sir?, Principal o? Practice School
W. Karl .Murray, A. B. ^Virtfinia
University 4'>21, (ivadaate \vwrkt. U
nlu-rsily -.r l'ei-n ;>^vaiTta,IlTP!rT-!zn
C^heniisUry and Kd.Ucat i-7b.
i ; : iVD?0BBff Carroll.?A". B.. Benedict
- C/jliege, 1022, A. B. OI?(:rlin College.
MPOlj l/din and Method-.
Clyde B. .Sinjrh.'Um, C. 1'. Benedict
Cbll< i'e. .lTtCtt, A. U. TTi tieTTTel CoUejfc
-?- -? 1'Kl.l l a bj .iniJ,'Miflhuil*.
yfe | Zaek Ttfwn end. C. I*. Benedict
College. 1017. A. U. Donodii-t CollejTc
1021. Bumnier yc-hooi,' Tniversity of
~ T7^"~ ? C.i Ti. Antisdeir Pr^.idenT
A. A. Q, IT FNDS liUH.I.IANT
CONFKRKNfK IN IN DIANA PO
Continued from Cairo One
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the Conference Was nn -address by
William Pickens.-who declared that
seprreiration and the race problem
were -one and the same thinfrs and
' , that where* soirrejrath^p (Ji/J not ox
ial ther/' wis m race iMoblOJP. ' ' t1
On Kuwrln.Vt .lune lid. ninny of the
t -feftdinff-chttrehes of the _*?iy turned
over their pulpits to speakers sent
by the N. A.-A. C. P^????
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business jLes^it
Mute ;.? tlu- Nrttii.na^tw'tit.tf./ ATW-j
^11 for a .State-wide linjetintr
jn^^jjinrisori'il t\v u.e i.i>col. liusuios^Ti
|.( .i;i11(1 some < l' t!7d JwuijM ;s liV!
l <t.i -.it Religion- and l?usitu-s iu j
S.oatU (.'a'a^J^n. Wu'-ch aniioui.ci nn.,nt.j
yext 'week'.' *
i .- i;1TVT". L> j' '
\V. f. JOUNi'GN. Socixtray.
XT7{7If rT~S.tH*t At. ?
: vm:kal;is namm)
??'t a?? ni?k ^J
c i i ;it:M January i, H'-T with" ? }i.ici.x!.-y
as (iivivtor. Tire xcun^Ug
(;: >l?e Division. .i>aivtralu>!i>?in Clio
-oi' (n-jftuiv/in?' y'K'ial 9' >iv< i1
uaw.-OTjrro .c^r.unia'.ra-rr?Hy.v.t'
lYiictcd thi? attention <j: many Sin to'
I impart inert s ol IV.',.::.r W-oi.nrp. Two
hfijv'vtant rcsvs'.ioh | ts arc
bo -carmtt-' oift untk a l4n* Nyy io t>i
ilfw of th"M; ivli'to-v (? t'.rjlOO
c \o I 1 1 .1.1'1! '"M. ' lu i I 1 l>.'.
i';. iv.vy ini.*u tvnill i"n" i 11. .V' r'Ji t':n<
u.i a>~-Tiail'm t the -yMfatv of t'iv
Ciiil'I.- 'l'lir .?> ! ;i i' tin
'ioTs^ts to show the wh.oU-. sfiv u:;trli
lid weal-tads a "lit piil'jio \y. { ,irc
- j:rai)T 1 ?i Xfn'th (ha >ii a it,. rela'
o-> to NeirniQfl iititi pa Ye funilaineniill
facts on whii h : to st^an^hen and
hni?rovo a pvoirrftih already l>otr..r..
A state-wide pvivraai ,< 1' Nh <rv>
Welfare started llnao'yca'i ;: ?
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f Blind Hatha r
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- Stfrfer y>Nte..
1 ^ r tlie seasoi\.
r 1 train. Perfc
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' v . than any 6th
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Swift Stars V:
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Fit r> r /V l<iTl IV l I it
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i's an experiment, has become .an. es- 5
nf?Nielli Carolina's , ft
program. A 1
(nvr.nnml^liiis been- made, the sutv J
ace of .social ills and , human roal-', t
n enlistments has, only -been- "scratch-i"5
?'d" hut the results obtained thus far I i
promise~ uiciea?trig returns jiv better
family, life?understanding race re- '
TatinKs?"justice in the courts and a , <
hot lor chance and "larger opportuni* s
y for the Negro child. " . / * Ll!
i:\r\-: segregation makes j
M At I! 1 KWKKM. .DECLARES- ,
PICK EN'S
t
CohtihyeU ifom Page One , .J
I 'v'r-.ruu'Jit. i> 1 r. than they are. |*
'i*hi' Vumtoflterous insect looks like a
v-'filhtf *h"nf1 "vhen in motion ami?in :i
. presence of an enemy it hangs 1
-^i->i.v Hip leaves _to avoid T
!> njr pVeyed upon. Science recognizes
such cases as 'protective mimi- *
. ?\ilhy should human beings be t
*n?e.i'iuod t(< have-less brains or less ^
i'i pasi'i.n to defensive adaptability '
' K;ts-.on 111-eetT . A civilization ~J
t p.ils a handicap on being col-.-|
hows itself to la* an arrant hypocrite
it says: "You ought to be proud '
. t> show that you are colored."
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\l ?>: . vuvvpc'OT V i> haodi. l
Miles Round Trip
For Only ~rFballTg
s f 1.e Twin City Boys."
p. Co me see Rawsc
1 cl Sam Harris shoot tc
[i'TT-Wi?. nv A l?D A \TrrVi
aaa mia vai
H. T. Marshall, Wesley
Oiinj^lon, S. Anderson, Doi
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SON I'LLAShNG COLUMBIA
VISITOR
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L'nOs To -Savannah. Siatesboro, i
v('!? |lotor Trip Before Re- 1
^4 _flt'MCPjgg IIo<n??.MSs
Minnesota Kuby Garrison, 1
ivilv (ii\<iivi!!o -?irl in yompany.
:ursi
TO
RTH CAROL!
?18, 1?
es and Brown C|
L:: M. E. Churche
. y J A
ern Railway S
SCHEDULE'
All.t / ?? ?
.v . .uv, vum^ut-ii, w f.siuvi'r and iioj
;i :iir. ' :ti-.ti . t hamrc c;iis at Columbia f
.7:110 A. M. 82.83 ,1a. Chester .
i.:1.72.83 l.v. Lewis ..
7-:l0. A. \M. 2.83 l.v. Smith .
7:3.3 A. M. , 2.83 l.v. Rock Hill ,.
.( .3 A. M. 2.8.3 I.e. l ent Mill??
n; 13 A. 31. 2.73 ' l.v. Pineville
A. M. 2373 I.e. Charlotte _-!?4?.0'
A. Al - 2.7A4ivt-urnir)K 4*ouve-Wi?i
/i'h us.to visit the Twi
i his will be the greal
plenty Refreshrnent
:Ct Order-Guaranteed.
get more mileage for
"er trip, a ;r:"T . :
-iEADRR? -
-i . m
vith her mother, Mrs. B. E. Garrion.
after spending the week-end in
he city as tne ftOUHtJ gUUHl uf the
iev. and Mrs. Richard Carrollr at
heir country home on the Barham^
rille road, left early Wednesday mor- '
aing- on?a motor trip to Trenton,
Augusta, Statesboro, and Savannah.
Miss Garrison spent two days here,
3T1.I Jtofnro lnot/inc* avn?auoa/l ?
ire to friends that she hopes it will
IF possible for her to return to Columbia
again in time for the AllenBenedict'.'fodtball
dassic, her favorte
sport. This was her first visit
:o the "gems ot the Carolines."
'During., their stay here a number
>{ persons niade it pleasant for them,
fuesday afternoon they were the din-'
ier guests of Miss Lucy Lee Rhodes
>n Gregg street, and during the e$eling,?Dr.
and Mrs.?Ln?H,?Holman
^tertained at bridge for Miss Gar tson
at their home ion the corner
rf-Ptae and Senate streets: Among
hose present to give greetings to
he guests were Dr. & Mrs. Holman
he I osTeSS, ?r. and Mrs. Tracy M
iValton, Miss .' Charity Marguerito
Mnnce, Miss Ethel L. Gibson, Mr,
lenry T. Ttfarshall and Mr. Seymou
luijicsa iu niias uarrison ana ner
&RT ice cream and fruits. Wednes-1
lay morning Dr. M. A. Evans* ^and
Miss ..Myrtle Edith Evans were joint
hostesses to Miss Garrison and her
mother and friattdS?at a breafcfOTt-:
^arty, at their residence on the New.
Vo^k-Florida national highway.
"Arriving at Statesboro Wednesday
evening where they are the house
guests of Dr. Harvey V. uuren, rney "
ivill end their stay away from Grfen.ille
aftVr spending two days in Savannah
as the guest of President
Konj. F. Hubert at the Georgia State
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
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5kjns, $2.85.. Come td
'or Excursion to Wins- . V
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. . . .9:00 A. M. 2.50 .. : ,
::^V9:lff A. M. 2.50 ??
_.__9:15 A. M. 2.50 &
.... 9:35 A. M. 2.50 . . A
?.rJh50 A- M. - 250 ? ^
LObjOO A. M. 2.50 '" "'A
V 10:30-A; M. 2J>0 . ! A
^n-Knlem 11:30 P. M T
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n City of our
test outing of X
s served on -
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your money y
$2.85 1
AME I
Game called %
m pitch the y
) second. %
Hijyrs?J. w. Y
Hunter, Rev.
lglass Thomas; ~
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_ Saturday, July 9, 1927
{' ; Poro Beauty IShop |
Hair Culture, Facial Massaging, Manicuring. Hair Bobbing j
' MMES, LYL?S, HOUSTON & DENDY I.
S. Leevy's Department Store ?
.1131 Washington Street Columbia, S. C. |
*????< 6ft4 Q.'u QIW?SOS'S * ???>????? 0???Q
! When The Doctor Calls! -IL~?
Experience and understanding enable us to (ill his prescription j; .
accurately^andLpTQinptly^ Always bring your prescription < >
~ here and profit by the experience bf your '?
doctor and your druggist- ;J
WE CALL-FORrAND DELIVER PRESCRIPTIONS ? 1^1?
^, ' AN V WHEREIN THE CITY ? ?
M TELEPHONE 5507
1121 Washington 4St. Columbia, S. C.
0 See lis Before Buying. List Your Property With Us. *
-f- ?. FOB SAI.R ANB FOR RENT 1 ' ' ' We
are in business?for yoUr benefit and our living. If you have *
-I {property for sale or for rent, listIf yo^WJUlLto,buy_jk_ t
1 SIMPKINS REALTY CO. 7
-44ftri-2 Washington Street?? ? Phono-6033? j ??
: I. S. LEEVY I
I p Department Store ... I?^
1 131 Washington St. Phone 7567 :;
Big Line of Clothing For Men, Women and Child- ??* '
^?^rerr?Boys Suits A Specialty. - "1. .. , ' . ' ' ]\
| -Dry Goods, Shoes, Millinery .1 , >'];
h Connected with our store is: First Class Tailor ;{[
;j; Shop, Barber Shop and Beauty Shop for Women. j;
^ "We areirot selling Race Plide.?Buy from US be- .. jf .
cau^Ve can sell'Better for Less.
REESE'S DRUG STORE g
8 __L MRS. P. R. REESE, Prop. < g
A Full fAne of Patent Medicines^ Cigars,
t Cigarettes and Tobaccos, A/Full Line of 5
? Madata 0. J. Walker's Preparations at all . ? .~
Times. Ice .Cream and Sodas. ~ j~
PHONE 7820 i
t422 Assembly Street, , . c. * Columbia, S. C. [ ?
CHre?CPttCH50ft3R3BfaCfCayggrot83ft3CffiroqgtH3qa^
|; t: elite hand laundry \
LR. G. HAGOOD, Proprietor
Everything Washed and Well Ironed. Our prices are l
Very Reasonable. Orders Called For ..and Delivered. \
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE?Is Our Motto. - g
elite hand laundry 1 ,
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r 'HBBT ?
SHOE REPAIRING m
: Men's Half Soles Sewed On $1.25 ::
]^Prices on other repairing in accordance
:: PHONE 6820 -1 -J:
Wllse W. Martin ~
11 16?1 1 1?L Hampton St.
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I IMPERIAL DRUG STORE ?
Prescription Druggists
: 4105 Washington St.?Phone 7226? :??
Everything carried in a First-class Drug Stjore ' 1
% pRpqrRIPTfrMQ niiDCDCriAi TV ' ~ * i
m m -I \ |? BP vy A V/ V IN tJl L<V> 11~\ I J IX.* '
; We call for and deliver Prescriptions.
-il YOURS FOR SERVICE, ? - 1
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jptMBEfelAL-BRUG^TORS^
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