The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 10, 1927, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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^ ^ Mail?i ' F rAOE gllUMl.. 3BK 3Sj 2jC 2fc| jSte SOUT 1 H CM X. | - fetter Pi "f7 TUESDAY | WEDNESC T - v 7 - - - t;-' - ' -?-? A 4 Y Y? Tm ipcriA 1 IHURSD^ Y ' H _:. ** ===dj. y . ?-? ???? xf ?-??Y ' . '% . . - . | FRIDAY -v * * ?????| E! ? " Cuiicesslons ? >?~~ r. JL Ocean. ta v. J ,A .. DP .. . .. - y ,// rL? Catalo . ?.V Write for Catal | 1119 W; ?? v - ?? - NOT :/)\G BEFORE TFTi: C(jj.,, > ORED STATE FAIR?DATES OCT.' . 21th to 29 th i " ' ' ?~ v." 1 The office of; the Secretary of the . Colorecr State Fair, assumes a busy . aspect. Thousands', of tfedvertising i matters are being distributed, and. a heavy mail conies, asking information , and securing reservations or conecs- i sions and making applications for ex- i . .hibit space'. Contracts have been i closed with all parties \vho are j ~ furnish iimii'innurnt-,- -ind lb., noiiwrc-] ment is far ahead of previous years i in mking preparations. i . . The Catalogues will be sent out like . ly next week. Next week t fie t ickets premium and auto tags are expected. i " The banners are also expected to ar- ~ : riVf, novP WppV . . V T% : r? 4 ( The Qk'nn-M.ilier / -Tix posit ion.i! -i Shows, -the' wealthiest aruf best car- ~ nival Company ever .shown to ihe peo~~ pie will furnish a high class of educa. , tional shows. Thursday the exciting Foot Ball game, Allen Vs. Benedict. "??~7~~ which brings thousands of people; Fri day's game is expected to .draw heav- " ily as->Booker T. Hi w'il play Florence . or some other popular Hi .School. People don't ask any trmger Jils there going to be. any, State Fair ?" They ask "When it is going to be." A half dofcen organizations and to be organization!!, hJlVO planned nieei-1 ings here .during the week. The S. i ocean to ocean and from the Gulf to the Lakes, some ones ave planning to meet some other ones here from points as distant as. those. . The North Carolina Mutual Bankers Fire Protector Association of Durham plans a meeting Tuesday evening 01 " . Fair wpeb where officers will In. set lip and installed for South Carolina. The same grPup of Negro .Capitalists * will orgaiMBo in this state a bonding company, for bonding secretaries and i treasurers of Negro Fraternal cu . de'rs. This company will also set up ' ' ' p.Tk'os here. 1 Mention was made of thp Colored - a ptuciiaani^ (.lieu *#?n *.<*ii. _ grounds snmc time ago. Already two colored men, independent of further L_ , help, haye expressed their, willing.-.. ness to finance the -undertakings "It wouIcTnoTbe surprising that The IdSft " Colored State Fair would not be held L- . >. under its own "vine and fig tree." 6 . ' . ' It must come. The heavy rent at tht J' t*L. . ? ? " ' i* t wf v ?^AAAAA . . A A A A A A A 'V VVVyT^rVV ???*|r , :tober : ^ # . - ^Baby Show. )AY ?Gonfeieiro ness Meii.' 1 forms Organi: nicVi <inr m o 1 lUOll JlJi.WX IliU lY?Allen anrT R means. "Wh Carolina Ban - with suitable > ance Departn zationsr Bran -Game between NN MILLER AT.TR/ ?k>red people. Genu Being Rented, App sCCURSiONS from C 'mi^cnDATFc nM A I 4vr\ l LiU w 11 JL * t ; . _. gue Out, Tickets UV^nd Auto ogue, Advertwrng IV1?it GREEN JAC a 4;nino"trvn Strpp^ aouiiig Ivlt uil cci^ ? A'nitc Fair grounds is dnvmg the I I Association to it. The Fail* must xist lot* a higher purpose than to. vay rent." it- two thirds ,oi the .money hey pay tor, gi-ound- refit wore paid 1 o the /aliners of . halt a "dozen eoun- ^ ies, they wouid revolutionize theni- I (Jlvse. agriculturally,.'' x Thi Federal-Automobile Association 1 ' t >1''.Washington, 1>. is also, smoking o set up "ah oi'ganizayoil Trere Fair .wok- Like the N. 'C. proposition' hey ha\c. secured places on the Fairj>! ranuiie. Kev J. II. Johnson, for-, lu v assistant cashier-oT Victory Sav-j ii<;'s Bank, js the representative hero. ! tlr*. Uslei man from th'e home oflice is ! ll tVrcady here on the work; ?So the -+ ?air. is helpful as a Ooinmunity bpil-" trr: : ? * ' |, Come out and .meet your fyj^nds,. ret inspiration, see whilt the ifck'jrro ace io doing tilth the hitrtrrst tlu.Mg ill f tic state. Fcrra cata+oe wvit-c. .V* tiUKKN JAGKSON, : .%> HIS? Washington St., ? . ' .1 Coipnlria, S. G, ? ' ? \. \ I. ira. i\s rAT.T." skssutn^ SEPTRA! HER iV ... A '* \ ^ ' < Record Registration Expected : .< , ' .'i? _ - - | < STKOMi > rAc t LTV SEGl REI) } " \< ..- "* ?(ii i i vi l.ni*.-f?.' f'ept. b?The full term?1 >1' A. and T. college will bVg'itt Sept. 1.1. Entrance examinations and exanimations ion. rem oval of condition's i / will be held Sept 1A Kbpt. J5 will * be given over to registration. Glass', ; room instruction will begin Sept." 16.; < According in apnouncements from < President Blttford thy", opening will bej < efficiently and smoothly carried out 1 11..I.jI<. tlio fool that a largo nimdiuf?J of applications point to a record re- ] gistration. ' | ; The session, this year, is destined to ' ' . f 2otJNdt-X^dn, ft'Kx Banfr v*r? - t V. /iMia-.ii' fc-r ^ 'jryf '-ryy w'. J " THE PAI.METTQ 14, 25, 26, Exhibits; Better F Place Exhibits." e arid Fducatione i he FederapAutc lien. Write ^hei en edict in "Foot E o is everybody?" kers' Associatior ceremonies its S., ch DfHce will be Booker T.W ashii in importance ev \'C I. liQMS-furni^K th ? oi l rrcl er.joy y.^ursi Ileatiores for Spacc, las tori la 9 Charlotte, r X ROADS, BEGINNING Banner on the way. We pay ter, Application Blank: KSON, Sec'ty. S V v ' ."?>V < k.. i ? i iL:,'e * it: > UIIU-U4 ;uit m iut' <iimui) UI hc college.' ' . . ' " V1 A.l'acuit,-..Oi high older and Unusui el licit i^y na/been secured. With ')l lew c.\ie'plion.-, all ol tile bieni- I1' ers oi' tiie la^t year's ..teaehiiig force iii lie on ia;ini.' In iuUiition tq the SL' ei'ps iii teachers eoniijftisiny the L(1 1':~~ ' i, -n-Hla.il',- several* additions have been aide. tfr Ni;w ir.ACUKKS . Piolk'Sy'.or. ^Ietz T. 1*. Loehard.-grad "-j ' ') ' " ' . into ol the I'-aivev.sll'y of ^aris, (L. in -tHid from tlie University of is iarseillts, < 15. es I.. L.) equivalent j. o a master's ' deeu^'-^und. "has done t ?, ..... - . ? . *s nnU ii'U. I'd liis rii'iytnl-'s; d. in'-Vi'i" ?[ hi > ^ " 'V. > : ci?rn\ iORANGEB r TO SAVANN T hru Columbia, Cay Thursday, Sej : Over 400 Miles ? Round Trip For f Children Over 5 and U 3- ? '?? KCillOl' > I.v. <)r;inj**?bur 7:00 A,.W. ?2.75 I ? Lv. Stilton ...7:00 -A.M. 2.75 1 fc T.v. .Tan isiin 7:1A \ M 2 75 I Riley. 7:20 A.M. , 2.75 1 g I.v. Su Matthews 7:30 A.M. 2,75 I C? I.v. Sinirletun _ 7:35 A.M. 2.75 1 O I.v. I'ort Mottc. 7:15 AAl. 2,75 1 % l,v. Kin^iHe . K:?.i A.M. 2.75 i g- Fv. Frjeftsden? 8:15 A.M.? 2.75 < ETtv| Weston " .8:22 A.M. 2.75 i ft Lv^Jlopkins ....8:30 A.M. 2.75 . 8 I.v. Child* ; .78:10 A.M. 2.75' fr Ar 8 :35 'A.M. ] ^ Lv.. Columbia . .8:55 A.M. 2.50. *?by. r?yty . .. . ?.,<J;10 A.M.?2.50 ?< r^pj.jpj.juppj PI, u i| LORED: 27, 28 T: 'un; Better Fee] il Day. Farmers mobile Associal . O^termon or R r at Columbia, S ^all Cnrffpif- " Fvi; ^ VAAA V * Ask "A. U." i of Durham, N. C. Branch and i in Columbia. igton Hi. and pr ery year.? > Communications I ^ aiiu.Tvay* v1 1 OCTOBER 16 AND 1 Freight, Expressage and Dn s and other informal o. Car. Colored k. AT4 ATA ATA ATA A^A V>A ATA ATk A ' V>v/! DEATH OF MRS, HOLMAN The wife of Rev. Julius Holman, is tor of Emanuel A. M. p. church re, departed this life at their resenee," Thursday, 8, 1927. Funeral1 rvices will be at Emanuel, Kendalliwn,:Monday at 12 M. o'clock, con-1 jctcd by Rev, E. A. Adams", P. E. of .~ ...:n .u_ , ic* uidiuvji.^ miciiuciu win ue c\i, afts. S C., Monday September 12. (font iripPfl frnrp. PatTG One) .an- Rockefeller Memorial Denionyation. The-work-which he haa done broadening the -program of Pub-' Welfare among NcKroes~ha6-^un1 nation-wide attention and appro-^ ftiorn ?While woi'hing in hia offi; i AH, GA. Iilat City of S. C. o o rvr*F? S 31* i / nly $2.75 ndcr 13, 13 FARE 1 'I'lil'i: 1 L.v. .Edmund 9:25 A.M. -2.50 ;5 Lv. I'elioff . _ 9:40 A.M .2.50 jfl [jV. F'orry . 10:00 A.M. 2J5D % Lv; Sallcy 10:10 A.&I: 2.50 | -v. Springfield 10:25 A.M. 2.50 2 Lv. Walker 10 ;.15 A.M. 2.50 Lv. Hlackville 10^50 A.M. 2150 5 \r. Savaiinah _. ;i:50 P.M, ! 1 A.ftA I 1* rl /?. ou?aiiimii . .iu:4u^A.m, - , g \r. Columbia . 3i30 A.IVh- 5 Returning: :Q Lv. Savannah . i0:30~A.M. . ;jj Ar. Columbia ..-3:20 A.M. . :J \g. Orangeburg?5:00 A.M.?!?:?^5 PifP 1 IfWISPP^IPPp^ -r? i - # - - ==* ' ? i ,t ' . * ? HKTCAR lings; YesT Better ?"-'?- -- '? ? ', ' - ' _??^?[?!?.?/ ? ??? ? and-Educators a tion of Washingto .ev. J. H. Johnson G. refybody knows \ and "B. C." I f C. will on this dc organize a Bondii treasurers of secre esumably Wilson sst and wealthiest cat are just waiting feFt 5cing Received frorr inwood, Newberry ai REMAINING UNTIL 29. tyage on your Exhibits both wa tiora to; State Fair Columbia cial capacity, he has allied himself y with many state organizations and o has correlated the work of various agencies seeking the betterment of in-.: ter-racial conditions. Recently the Rosenwald Fund has \ contributed a-'auni of go,000 to the!11 State Board of Charities and. Public Welfare to be matched by gifts in^the t State and. then used for a compre-! i | hensive study of Negro child welfare, j d and for the completion .of a study of >. Negro crime, whj.ch was begun by a Jjieutenanf Oxloy more than a year?r ago. The gift was offered to the i Board aftcfr Mr. Rosenwald's inter-:1 est in the work had .been arqused by 11 yo;c>o^offlO[o:ttao:oo^oaoooooooooo6 j . Jor Economical 1 1'jj No other Car offers sue of beauty, power, utility ar The COUP Central Chevr< | 1223 Hampton Ave. | IMPERIAL DI . $ Prescription | I 105 Washington X Everything carried in a \ |? PRESCRIPTIONS ( j- -t r? a We call for and del I i???'. 1 t $ ; """" - ? ~ YOURS FOR | | IMPERIAL CH ? "TT-"^Vr?r 11,11 UJ) . nmmvmwu. .. - \\ . ? . ;V .JrW-C? , JUi-5 r^> ', i ' $?./ - \ Saturday Soptarafoalr.lfl, 1fl?7 , . ' S3 - - *.t . <f > <X . T . J Fair. | nd Busi-: ? in, Dw C. | will fur- % y? X ' < *. & vhat this le North * ~ ly set up | ig lnsur- - -S. _ it organi- X Hi. This | ; - - ' - * - ' <|> f pte T 'nival ever , *? he hour. ???*? i Ocean to % . nd way. X, - . Hi f' iys .,'v / *. ' i - : ?:?t, i '' U : _ ^ , S.C. - yX\\!l: i^A A^A A^| ij^A A^A ai'ious articles dealing with the work f the Negro Division. * ? .... . PARTY Mrs. Lilly Jenkins was the .guest >? hontuj at a-party given by Mes? ? anies Fielding Robinson and .Prison Craftlon at the home o,f Mrs. Robnson, 1Calhoun St., last Thurslay night; September 1st. The evening was pleasantly spent it Whilst and dancing by quite a large lumber of friends. Delicious, punch md ice cream and cake were served. njo^ed by all. ' . -7 o6o:o:o:ooooooo<>ooooc>oo<>oo<><y', V?? transportation 8 h a striking combination _8?i^ooondmy^" '* 'E $625 F. O.B.FLINT - ? olet Company ~ Columbia, S. C. ? j *UG STORE f ? . .... ' V ' < i Druggists 11 St. Phone 7226 k: ' ' ' ! j:' x First-class DrugStore BUR SPECIALTY. ' ===?= iver Prescriptions. . :?, ? ? - : SERVICE. ~ ' . WG STORE > ,.~^T7T "TTi