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f Saturday; August 6, 1927 1???? ? . -i: Locals Anc 1 " ~ ^i^ Mr. William Mitchell is still con ' fined to bed at his home 1015. Short Street. '' * * * ' 1' ? 1 Misses Mariah Williams and?fda Boyd-frupi Newberry were week end visitors at Miss Sartor's home on Blossom Street. ..." T Tlrs. Lvelyn K. Allen is spending a few \veeks in the "Land of the Sky" visiting Asheville and - Henderson 'vijlc, N. c> r????-| -V I Miss May me Sartor has returned 7 home after attending the five weeks summer session at State A. apd M. -College. She reports a.' successful term. ... , ? ~?: * *??*? ? ?; Messrs. L. V. Walker, Leroy Poole, _ Van Buren TJiomas, Thos. Brier and Luther Gaither from Orangeburg were Sunday visitors in Columbia^at Miss Sartor's" home. - ' /' " '*?: * * . :* 1 . ??=?-? ? 1_ 1 Rev W, L. Wilson, Evangeliut, io now ready at any time from the 10th of August until the 10th of Septem . ber for any church anywhevp, any time. Write P. O. B. 425, Waderboro North CaroRhA. Rev;"'an Xfrs. A."lvj ATbouTn of^ Barnwell were""in. the city Wednesday.' Mrs. Arbouip was enroute to u...u m r>?i~ 1 ? ii.fjll i Willi, 11. \j., to BJJCIIU Il?r vu cation. The Rev. returned to Bam .1. flMg. \ . ?:?.'| :? ?* * _ i ,-j Mr. and Mrs. John (2oodwin and Mrs, Hazie Dell Bookman spent last ^ Week In ~ "Charleston f attending the sessions of the Grand Court -of Gal Rnthe. " 1 " * * " Miss Rebecca M. Johnson left the fiTiy Sunday afternoon for Lexington,,, Ky., then from."there to her home,, Springfield, Mass. While here she j w,as the guest of her grand mother Mrs. Mary Ann Goodwin, i216 Har den St. * * * ' Mrs. W. A. Brown left Saturday for Washington to visit her daughter Mrs. Maggie Rohinson and _grantLi ?- daughter ?Shg-will-also vitwt> Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and New York before returning South. . ?' * * * . i. iviiss ?>usie KODinson is visiting her rnother in Washington.: D. C.. after .. a successful school term at the Wen dell Philipps High school in Chicago.. She was a June graduate of that school. Miss Robinspn will return to Chicago in September to enter Crane ? College. ~ T ? ? . f " MrT and Mrs. Robert Griffin mo. tored to Charleston last week to at. | tend the Grand Lodge. -They were j accompanied by Miss Caweyn Brown.Miss. Rosa Lee Franklin and sister, Mrs. Anthertelher F. Nicholas, are* leaving Sunday afternoon . for At. I lantic City. ' ? Mrs. V. T.v Ellis, the wife of Dr. E. j i iii111) iMiis, is now visiting ner sis | ter and other relatives in* Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Ellis reports 'having j spent a a most excellent time. She T is. being" entertained-by her -many-) friends-almost every afternoon. This! is good news to her husband and ? children at home. _ :; TTrn^. Huggins, proprietor of the _^_City C'afe: 1304- Assembly Street, is^ ?his -vacation tour J,lo?New Jersey^; Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City and other northern cities, j sightseeing. We wish for him an Unbounded success as he?sails over the smooth vacation sea. May hea ven's sweet benediction rest upon him and all his undertakings be success j I Ul. > * * * * As we go to press we received the sad intelligence of the death of th ?.?youngest son of Rev...J. A..-Gamble, j . r Eastover, S. C. The young Mr.; ? Gamble is the brother of Rev. Ira T.1 Gamble, the Colfege student at AL | bm University. Mr. Newton Gamble, the deceased, was sick only a short i time. Funeral arrangements"" hawnot yet been announced. The Lead er> sympathizes with the entire fam ily. ' . ' * } ?* popular Columbian, attengted thej ^ firrtnd Lodge in Charleston, Si C. as ; representative of Deborah Court { No. 252, Columbia, of which she has r been Recorder of Deeds since the or [ fc- ganization in 1922. While in the city she was compli I A mented with a surprise party given A by Miss Lucile Trescott. Miss Watts I H Ti. .* tJJk i . it - . ,v-r I Pprcnno lc * A w* UW1JlUlO A returned to Columbia ve"ry much e ! lat?d over the?worH .of the OramiLodge^ She is pow at home await cation time, for her. She will then leave for Washington, D. C.,sto remain until she definitely decides where she will complete her vacation trip, j M cly ohc will tour the West, j maning ner destination Los Angeles, California. - ?? MISS WESTON IN SPARTANB'RG The many friends of Miss Dollie Weston ale glad to welcome her UHCK-again in tht SI1EBB0BSB;. spending the summer at her?hoijrein'Abbeville. She will be teacher at Campobello. school <for the- rest of the summer, On Monday night Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon honored their . three friends with a,farewell party* at their vhome on Uervais #.St. Miss Hernis^ Jackson1 o$?Nii?v-York City, Mrs. Eu gehe 'Champion of Chicago, 111. and her ^sister, Mrs. George Logan of Cambridge, Mass. Ttsse y<H?g la dies have been quite fpleasantl^ en.' tertained since beinir herp. visitimr thir relatives and friends who have been making thei|i welcome to their old home town. - Nearly fifty young people attended the party. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. James Hopkins and reenville .to meet her old friend, Mrs, ^IttTle jsons^T who came down from Champion who has been away for quite a number of years. Mrs. James Hopkins and Miss Ruth Bynum received the guest, Mrs. Ratliff and Mrs. J. C.! -White pre.\ sided at the punch table. Ice'Tveam vand cake, were served. " < - 9 ~ i ' 1 1 FROM COLONIAL HEIGHTS Colonial Heights, Aug. 3?The Wil iini'; Workers board -met at the beau .-liiuPbnnu nf Mrs. V!.' ^ Jinimcrscn at fMrs. Franc;.1 Brown, PresTT Mrs. I .ue.\ A ndrews. S -rrelary; MviJ Martha. IIvans?-Assists it SecrctaryA ! The J?eet i g was on :e l with the hymn "My, Frith Looksnp to Thee.' praygr wa> repeated in concert, then |_si Jigs add Bible. *vey .e:s >vere, sung after thi; husiness discussion meet : irig was closed by singing "God Do ; with you till wc meet again." Then' I the: hostess Mrs. .limmfM-sori^amawP . delightful salads and sweets, -assisted., by JonesT Knuckle, and Boyd. They sjiared no time making it pleasant for the board. The meeting wiH be at the home of Mrs. Jones Aug. 17 (lft 5:00 P. M. ;. NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!! Some special bargains irT reaT estate." rUv and Pnnntrv M,,u Representative of The Federal Au tomobile Association . Inc., which -spells greater service, greater oppor tunity for our automobile owners. For the small membership fee of ten dollars a year we arrange service for ROXD fo'r~your~protection up to $5". 000.00; we "$tve you a $5,000.00 Ac cident Insurance Policy; bail bond up !to..$5,QQQjiQi.:IegaL aid; $25.00 "fe ward for arrest of person if your car is stolen; maps and touring in formation; arrange discount on purchases from a nut to a car. If .you. own- a-ear you are eligible to membership. See me at once and provide against accidents which are. liable to Tiapperr any day. " Office at No. Washington St. > CITIZENS FURNITURE COMPANY J, H. Johnson. Agent. "MIDSUMMER OUT DOOR FROLIC The Jr. Missionary society gave a mid summer outdoor Frolic Friday at the country "home of Miss Caroline ' Butr. It was enjoyed by theyoung people and their guests. The truck left Allen's campus -at.._2:0(t sharp. i no evening was speni m frames ana merry: makings?Ukolollop wore there' In greaf Tnumberg. Martgmes Anrierson, Hawkins, Adams, and Sharper ;were the chaperons atfd honored ] "guests including Re v. 3~.?Fh?Beard. and E. A. Adams, Elder of the Col umbia District. Sandwiches, >aalad. punch, ice cream and cake were ser ved. Misses Katheryn Sharper and Caroline Bull wcre^chairladies of. the arrangement and menu committees, j , . \ . t ... ... ? THE PALMI ANNOUNCEMENT v ^ t . Rlr. and Mrs. Rnhftrt Lee. Batei Jr.,t of Ne\u_York annouYwfe the birt of their son, Robert Lee Bates, Jr II., Thursday July 14, 1027v-a4-thei home 200 West/ 149th- Street. t. THE T1VOLIAN DANCE TO B (TALA AFFAIR^ r at Odd Fellows' Hall, Aug.' 12th. What* promises to be season's be; coming together of the younger sc cial set of the city will be had t the Odd -FellOws' ?laHy Friday eve ning, August 12, 1927, beginning i jMOO P. HI ' The dance will be staged, in. tl form of a convivial, which ..carri< .with it many attractions. The decorations, which will be ver unique, will be artistically arrange' so as to, make the" dancing easir pdrt of the arrangements will be ur tier the supervision of the cluf>'& arl Vist, who ranks among the city's bes "^During the ' merry making whi lections by some of the city's be: talent. .= This affair will be chaperoned b many of the prominent matrons ( the rjty/'as has always hnpn >l.)np ,A1] gents interested will inquii at the RegaL Drug Store for infor matoin as to-their admittance. k ' ' NEGRO FARMERS' CONFERENC A. AND T. COLLEG7, AUGUST 1 . ' 10?11 Grocntibovo, N. C\, July 'iiS?Phrr have; been practically completed fc an unusually" interesting meetings the North Carolina State' Farmer Conference .at At. and T. Colleg' GroBTreba^o, - Nf 4^,-whieh wili tat .hwe Wpdnesday'and^Fhiirsilny, At gust 10 and 11. For several yeai the conference has boen rotatin meeting at various places throughoi lltcrState: " Since the agricultural de partment, under the administratis of President Bluford h5s mad? sue remarkable strides, the .executiv commit tee of cunfeienee-unanimousl decided to make A. and T. Collet the center of all agricultural activ ties. / The eollege will furnish free boai >egidtor andmnvrrthe-annual-dues-^ fifty cents. The", farmers, howtfgfe r vVill be expecte to gring linen, towe and such toilet accessories that the may. need-.' . ... ^ H. H. E. Webb," adsistanr-irecfi tary of the conference and local i .gent for Guilford County, annoiinc* a very interesting program^whk follows: , 10:30?Song and Invocation. l0^45rr=Dpening Remarks-by-Pres dent. ; 11:00?Secretary's report: Discus sion and Disposal of Report. 11:15?Words' of Welcome, Dr. ] L). Bluford, President of A. and ' College., . 11:15?Registration^ of delegate and distribution, of admission cart to dormotories and dining hall. ?-19-15.? Appointment "of Commit -tees.?Announcements, ? 1_ 12:30?Dinner. 2:00?Advantages of Oommunit Marketing and' How it is conductej Questions. C. S. Mitchell. Discus sion. . . 3-..00?The home .garden, the mo: valuable part of the farm?C. I -Hudsoftr - - Geenernl discussion reports on. Jtom gardens. _l_4;00?A jiiilch Cow Pasture for ev ery TaTm?Kirby. ?T"~ 5:00?AnnountfPtnents and adjourn ment. ' . . . . 8:00? AVays in which Educatio Benefits the Farmer?Address by D G: E. Davis. 9:00? Motion pictures, 10-00?Announcements 'ifnd A"d journment. . ? Thursday, August 11 8:30?Business Meeting, of the Ex 9 :Q0?The Farm Orchard?T. S. 1 borden. 9:45?Better Farm Plans and Con tracts?C. H. Hudson. Discussio ./-> --I ? , >. . 11:45?Beautifying the PremisesPau-1 C. Lindley. 12:10?What .can be done to pro mote, a better farming- and bctte homt' ponrlit iont among Negro farm era Five minute talks by farmer present. -? 7?*- - -11 12:^0^-BInner. a too?lVir>?er Cover Crops?ValueWhat to plant?Round table discus jion led by G. M. Oarren. Folio,we by a report on suiiie recent result obtained by the North Carolina Ex # . periment Station.4:00?Miscellaneous Questions am 5TT0 LEADER ; -'t/ r j discin>HiuQS by farmers present. ^ (Five minutes each.) &, r- Announcements and Adjournmentvh . .8:00?Supper. ., 8:00?Address^?Dr. FT D. Bluford. ir fWlO?Motion pictures. _ ; 10:00-?Adjournment. f flDL-rt L'WTL-DT * IWI.'11'I Li V\/IiV/IVI>U lill 1 IjI\4 All^irjIVO =^? ?,AT C A My JACKSON ' 4 Sponsored fay?Columbia ?-Business League it Wednesday, July? 27?irw-consul ?- quence of some conversations around (the' Jefferson Hotel, whpn. white .'ctti*. ~ i sens in organizations and individualI ly had contributed largely to the *en|-tertairtVftewt" of the?men in training . | in? the Citizens' Training Camp at Camp Jackson, the question was asked, "Can the Negro Business League" j contribute anything?" This .quas-, ' tion was followed up and through Br I A A A ^ ^ iYYYYY t. le vv 1 H .^ " Yt ? it ! ?? = V? ir' * . j ;!g ^uE - if ~, TT #JPa * i& 1 ,s > >' : >r '. i 'X. jf4 Y ? 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The par ty was conveyed io the f.arhp thru j the kindness, of j>iich big hearted yif i?' < //ens as Mrs. Lillian .Rhodes and Mr. \ T._ S. Leeyy, whb offered the use of j their haridsome big cars. _ ,? This-ia the -only program* of Its i kind that has been given at the camp t this summer. The progratij Was nvude > up* of several selections played on ( 114 wai Jfir s by Miss Cj^hcline McCoHough arid Mr. Fred Rosemond; ( 1 . ^ i.? f?:?^?t 7 :?? ' -J*. < > ... . Vi' J ~ >scrit>e= . \ , ? i . * > ? HT3i Bttl 18 - H. I H ?. " ^ '. ; . - * . _ _ ' .*'"!K< % 9 r * ~M- wtJfi-ciajmmtziimr- ^ ' ; v . ^.... ... 'j. * '. ; * ' ' T ^ tie Progress _: * . a - ' *" LCe is Male ' T~' ' ... f .' ' led Weekly B ? ? :???- ^ji Publishin JBLV ST. COLU1 ::-rrr*n. PAGE SEVEN. ~ .L. . -J ,wo. cornet solos and three reCita.ions in dialect by Mr. E. M. Kcitt; ' >ne violin solo by Isaac Kirkland Leevy (9, years old)'son* of Mr. and Mrs. L -S. Leevy and several selections on the mandolin jind guitar by Mr . J antes Kosemond and Miss (J. B Singleton. Those playing, string.'.in-' Strumcnts"were" trained in the Bene- " lKT tvottege string club -which has jeen ^qu.ite peasing1 on many ' prpi grains lb STul about?(V)lunibia?for???? many years. v - , , J Many thanks Were given Mr. Leevy . fj^securing the~-scbeicey uf. the phry^ r-^ ;rs and much praise- has been given ;he'players for the splendid procram ' , v jiven. The players were the guests >i tile ,10th.l>ivi.-i<l?Land quite-^Ja^. lumber of men ? listened attentively did wire well plea>e<t judging i.y the wry loud applause whiyh followed . ivery number and .proceeded some..-. . The party was very graciously, and :gurtepusly received. ___! ' 1 ?????U? _ . - -^T?T *\?**' -? * - ror; ii ?? '-T'?yf " . . . YY ; ,/ . ft - ' ? VV w " " VY' ; TY? V . , ; Yt V p f? ' . ; ^ ? ' ^eeklrlfi . ' ;=:> . tf : ' ;c"And g? == XX ' ~ 5 That ff Y-ISY L > ' ing. ti w ? ?I? ? - - ?? - ? ? ? 1 ~ - '.. - ---- 7:1? . . - ?rtf _~TT"7 " r : ?:? YY . 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