The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 01, 1927, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
*. ri. Saturday, October 1, 1927 ...
Chester rarag rapns
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*??' . * Everything is in readiness lor >.114
(jianu nuUKf o. ouiitariians, jwhicr
convenes nefo next montn. Aj great
meeting is anticipated- ami C'neSiei
* awaits trie coining oi trie delegation
Very sag liiucea' was uie message
which came to relatives arid irieiuit
mouuuy* -aiiouhcpig-thc deutn oi, Miss
Equip .Coxni ^Noiioix, \u.; trom ptoniaine
poisoning, caused Uy the eat,
ing peas and sutnion. . Airs.' idzjiit
lUA. 1114' Iriul htr'f. was -ealleil?Lu- imi
bedside Saturday ana .left ti.ut'.night
- reuerimg there just Hi time to he Wilt
her?"m?tn.y_ las'I irod.rs, . lire, body
pasetl through Uie i c.ity~ Weanesvjai
"t * morning, enroulu to lionea 1'atri U
rest.: ueside her father, Mr? Julius
-- v.ox, - who preceded her -about iwc
yeurs ago. Mr. liurold (.VjX uhd. Master
Julius Cox joined their muthei
? '?here at the?stauon-ah4 went on tht
? L _ _ycpy.: ?ad "journey to the burial. "Mi's
Maggie Hoover also acctmipaniec
them,-^?Mt=ar- -Gox-^haa. the sympathy
of . Hie many friends. Several' fciUVS
of li-innl* went In llonun Path tl
~ ^ the burial.
-? Tile funeral ol .\lr; \Villi0 Nelsor
Who --died ir? Charlotte, was held a1
Calvary Baptist Church .Monday afternoon.
Rev. \V. L. .Baxter preached
the sermon. j\lf. Nelson loft d broth*
er, Jtlr. Robert Nelson of Miami, Fla.
. . .and a sister, Mrs. Maggie VValkei
i of this City, besides numerous, velai
tives and friends. Undertaker Robert
f. Ayers \vasr in charge. . : .
The body of Mrs. Allone Thompson
^ho died in Pittsburgh, l'enn^ Was
met at the station Saturday. bv' lJn
dertaker 3. E. ii?unh_.iUKl_the- -relatives
- of the deceased. Funeral services
were held Sunday :il'toi-mion at
AV'illianiville Mothodis-t Church.
:?: Pastor?Raster baptised U7 candi
1 . dates Sonrhiv <in.l tn... U-iii'Of "".1
-y - - ~ w?y_ V\HU VJT UJJAJ
solemnity of the scene made a ueep
impression- on the large audience.
Rev. Simeon Walker -preutdied?a
brief sermon before the baptism ol
the candidates.
... '' * T-he powerful .sermons preached
| . each night during the first week-el
I . . the meeting by Dr." D. F. Thompson
of Augusta, Ga., are still being, talk~~
1-7 ed about by his many hearers. Ur
Thompson :preached and taughtA With
such ..clearness and force, and made
. ; the gospel so plain that none could
* , efr. .,? v . /,
Kec. 1'. .U. .May held ol (Jluulottc
N. C'., conducted the meeting the second
week. Large crowds heard Rev
. . May field ; and enjoyed his sermons
v Mrs. Mayfield was present on Friday
night. - . , .. ?L,
. Mrs,: D/'F. Thompson, Mrs. Browi
and Mr. Tillman motored here last
Friday and attended services Friday
,?_?night. After services, Rev. Thompson
joined tfrem and they left, for Angusta,
Ga.
The amount, raised during the 2
weeks'" meeting at Calvary Baptist
Church was $.'180.28. . The 'members
family and the visiting pr.-niliei-s on
the go to dinners daily, :
' Rev. Hthelbert a'arson spent the
week-end 'in the city with ^ friends.
..Rev.. Carson- is a college student ,'at
Livingstone College, Salisbury, N.
c. ' Rev.
W, L. Baxter" left Tuesday
rhorning for Benedict College to re'
. sqme his' school wprk.
Havfttd Ayers ami Mr. Paul
Hickunxhottom are rceeivihg'the cbii
?-> < granulations of their many friertds on
havinV missed the examination -of
-?? Embalmers at Columbia.. They are
now licensed enfbalmerS. ???
- Mr. apd Mrs. Frank Baum are in
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Reduced I
??- ? Fares for ,
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Rev. G. >V. Long, Mrs. Long and
' Mr. W. M. Jftlose^" motored to. Roek
1 Hill Wednesday, attending the fall
- Presbytery. '
. *:Dr. Jack Dorst'y of St. Louis, Mo.,
is home-,becaqse of the death of his
! Sister, who died in New YojrkrjCity
' last Friday.
. Miss K. Miller of New York City,
is visiting her sisters on Greene St.,
Mrs. A. M. Millci's and MiSs Bernice
' Miller. '
~ Mr. ihrnl Con left Tuesday^r-ettrr;
> ton College at Rock Hill.
1 Mr. Alphonso Rowe left Tuesday
night for Johnson C. Smijth: Unive?r
sity. ' ' .1
' Mr. T. TT Reese and Mr. B.tB. Fun1
'li'rlmi:!. on Ihn *ie,k list this waak
' We hope that they wilr be blessed
with Mn early recovery. ,
\i _ >lv. f HI IT 1 ?
ini. ? iinoR^w niwiuicu IU w:
lumbia. last' Friday, being called "on
r business*. " . ~~
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- iif Wesley M.?E. . Church?Sunday
r School?and teachers mot, on
~ Thursday evening at the residence of
= Mi1. and Mis. Alliums un Maiiun St.
The business. 6f the board was transacted;
after, which the guests were
r sewed with chicken salad, saltines,
ice tea and mints. . . Manning
News
Rev. C). A. Parker was called away
last week to the bedside, of his bro'
ther, who is very ill in Augusta, Gepr'
Igia.f" ?? ? ;,T .
- ; ^' ? <" T K'jg rntin-npJ-to
V 'vannalf; Ga7, after spending two
weel<s-v4iere with My. and Mrs. P.resUiii
Dyid. ? * ?
~ . Miss Gertrude Mcbride has *-etum
ed lion'ie after spending a. few months
L in Xew York Cjty. > ?-.
~ " -1 he MtiuniiigJligh School opened
Monday, September 2Gth with a large
- -attendance irnrbfour new teachers ad!
/Inil to thr> 'fjiciiltv.
Mr. dnd Mrs. John Davis and Miss
Annie "tbivriek njotored to - Cohirrd?ia
Sunday .jaricl "spent the: day.
Mr ?FTH tr Itfrs. Cote ma n of New
1 Ycfk" City, are spending-some weeks
r with relatives. '
Mrs. Effie Robinson of Charleston,
has been visiting; at the honie of her
thy.
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Round Trip
Shoft Trips - r
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THE PALM]
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Thc farmers of our community at
busy gatherings the cotton .that Mi
Weevil has left.
The'artnuar thanksgiving service c
Wiatts Houltfhoid of Ruth No. 388!
; G. U. O. of O. E. w as held on the lit
''of September and the anticipation t
| the inmates were 'fulfilled. Neve
before in the history of the lodge wa
; thbre a more glorious'fime had. Th
sermon was delivered to a large as
j semblv by our pastor, Rev. AV. I
^White, whicTTwas a masterpiece! Dui
ing this occasion, Bro." A. Green t
Watts Lodge No. 7340 and Missc
" Mary'-Gr and Janie- Belle Green rer
dertrd u beautiful trio. Others tha
praticipated on the program^ wert
A. J. Jaykson,?Sit)tor Ioobcllo Gi'?
and Miss Sarah Calhoun. Each in
pxessed the audience with addiessc
that were tilnely. During the occ$
*6 ion-we were highly entertained wit
bbnutiful musfc rendered byfTWc^hoi
from C'ypress Chapel A. M". T]7 chuToJ
r~oT~\\'hfeh Bro. Thomas' Gjbbs is til
? efficient chorister. ,
Having undergone a- successful o]
Hospital, Mrs. Hester A. Adams
jVfis's Sarah Davis has returned
1 home after spending the summer in
-New?York City. "On her return, she
"has accepted a position; in the Manmilir
Hiirh SfhonL J ?
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l WILSON HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.
I ptornece, S. C-?The Wilson High
. School opened Monday,'September. *1*2
, with a great number of students. We
- are pleased to have as our new pryry
. eip.il, Prof. Felix A. Curtright. A.
loiig ..with our new principal, A he re
has been five new members ofVthe
i faculty added to the teaching co^ps
i viz: Prof. K. N, <5oTclotigh, Mrs. Ju^i.
nita LaWi'ence, Miss Eleanor Walker,
Miss Marian E..Brown und Miss Chiur
ilia Willis.'
: r^fhe usual it.yne uf-onening for W1L\
son has been set aside until later,
! due to tile fact that the auditorium
is not vet completed. Along with the
i1 spacious auditorium; steam heat has
L bimu-Oiklvd Jo th^ school. .
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j flip city - from Asbury park, N. J.,
at the home of Rev., and' Mrs. p. C.
Revival meeting is now in progress
. | afc the A M. E. Zion 'Chi3i!fch'' this
| week.
home again to the delight of her re
Utt^gs and" friends'.
The membership of Shady Gro\
A. M. E." Church was pleased to ha-<
Mf. and Mrs. S. H. Jaekson worshi
" Wllh.thfehi on last Sunday.
. Miss Carrie Jackson, daughter c
Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Jackson, is on th
sick list. \Ve hope that she will soo
recover.
* A revival meeting of five night
- was held at Shady Grove A. M.1 I
Church of which Rev. W. E. Whit
is the beloved shepherd. Dr. Whit
- was assisted by Rev. Sister Mary Boi
den. From the effects of her ~sei
~ mons and spiritual ^QTTtyg. ^the fit
was kept-burning, among the Chrii
- j 1-r.m ng to theVen
of said meetings o<
The young ladies of ourvcommun
^ ty that have resumed their studies i
Abbeville High School are: Missc
Rosa It. Johnson, Margie Cofield; Ros
Mae Cofield, Elizabeth Hazzard an
- E\^f Pressley. _ 1
During the stay of Rev. Sister Mar
Bolden in.-our.midst she was the houl
guest- of Mesdames VTolet' Marti 1
Ella, J. Whortpn, Emma Jeter, Mai
i thu Calhoun and Frances Ruff.
'1 >JThe educational rally at Shad
/tirovc Ay^iL E. Church was quit
I successful. Those that received th
highest prizes ^nd raised the larges
amount of money were: Mes<Jame
! Frances Ellis, Jst; Ella J. Whortoi
2nd; ancL Martfia .Calhoun, 3rd.
' Miss Inez <&. Whorton will soo
leave for Anderson to resume he
studies in thg Salem High School, c
which Rev. Xl.-XV. Francis is. the prif
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To read ohe columns, of the Pa
metto leader is-'qtwte a treat, as new
of interest is to beXread from a
parts vthe State. \ > '
The members of Shady Grove A,. IV'
E. Church are glad that their pastoj
Rev. W. E. White has Purchased
beautiful sedan car.
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Rev. Wm. Knox recently-was th
guest of Rev. and Sirs. S. Nance c
Greenwood. While there Rev, Kno
' assisted Dr.. Nance, in a revival meet
. | ing. He reports a good result fror
| the meeting"" . . . ^ /,
4 The fout'Lh and idtit Quarterly t6t
Tferenee -of the Warrenton Circuil
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'ABbeviile District, was held Septerr
::her 24?25 in St.xT?cter A.?M.?I
JChurch7~~T!Icier Ramsey?as?alwayi
| brought his many hearers a good gos
pel message. ?
1 STATE COLLEGE Y. M.jC^A. ijjb
GREAT OPENING
J. P. Burgess Speaks at-Banquet^?The
Y. M. C. A. nad its annual rc
i ception Saturday nigkt, which seeme
: to have. luam .umrmni-kV'.tlt:
" The new students were lead int
a new world and introduced to th
different activities of the College. I
has always been the. object of th
, "Y" to radiate its influence throug
'the activities of the College, thereb;
lifting them to a high standard whic]
I means finer manhood to those wh
; gome 'under its influence,
j " Mr. J. P. Burgas, supervising a
j gent <>i vocational education of Soutl
Carolina, delivered the address of thi
I e.yoMln#. He emphasized the need o
M&holesome College life, and warne<
the new students about hours of dis
c'ouragomont. r-1
"Don't be ashamed to woyk durim
your off hours, l>ecause a time is
coming whtyi you will need monej
and will not have any." declared thi
speaker!
1 Jhe bbys wgp,t flWfiV feeling thaj
they had had an official welcome tc
the College, and feel more at liom?
than ever.
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ETTO LEADER
- Orangeburg News
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t\ We arc informed thai l.sq. .Jdoorer. r<
js much improved, and is uble to walk t
,f around in the housh?; His marty 'fried Is n
hope for, him a Speedy recovery., i. i;
h he is needed at his oilice.. j,
B During last week a very enjoyable <j
,r occasion was pulled off ut the Trinityl3
parsonage) where the Rev. J. M. Free- a
ie man 'Mycin The guests were the.- en- ^
5. tire faculties of State , and <'aflin J)
colleges. , The repast was unique. j'j
Miss An:tn Moorer has returned from. j.t
,f her stay in the mountains an 1 report- *
,a. ed for duty at Dunton Memorial to . ]
jT restlmo her work; , '
it Mr. William Richardson^ whohas
been a student at the State CoHlt-JTL- /<,'
y- fu/ more thu.n sis yomv' leave < thin
1- afternbop for New York . Teeln deal j'j
;s Collegq, where he jwjll complete His ,v
1- cours^iin mechanical engineering. % , j
Ti~ Rev. John I'endarvis', one of Ory
v angeburgTs qldysj"ami best known cip
h, izens, died after a short illness, fit*
iK. leaves a \t-ifr. clyht fhildyrrr-nrrd?Tt'?
! host of friends to motpvn his lov?. The
jr~ entire convrminity 'joins in sympathy?pj
it: with tho faihlly. ~ ^
's Miss Myrtle Uoherls of Samtor,
1- ".
- stopped .over here enroute
thews, where she \vill teueh .in the
>e . . .< : *7,
city school this terror
'e - m
p Miss . Geneva Butler of this., city r,
arrived front New' Vol k Sunday nmrn-J
>f ing and will return to her school at . t
e St. Matthews. *'
n Rev. B. Hi Gray and wife were visitors
in the city today. They report >i(
if -things .very prosperous up then :
^ MiSS CV-f*. Alexander ol" A lie.??
e stopped over here a few hours be- w,
t we tin trains enrouste to Mullins, where* g
I she .will teach home etunuriiiis this 3
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p?"* Mr. Lemr Bcnhow, 17 y^-ars old, one s
^ of Orangeburg's bright young men. -?
mot u*?-flpnth Monday afternoon by -5
running into a cur on. his hycyelo. g
1_ Of course acc'iddnts of this kind are S
n always unavoidable when the |mriies g
^ dill'or?m?color.? Mr.'?Hunlmw w i ;?2.
a thrifty and was to enter the State 3
^ College Monday morning as "a fresh
man.? The onti re eo immmit y s\ m; a - v.*
? thizes with his parents. . X
L?_Rev.-J. S. Thomas reports that lie }
h is now rounding up his last. year'.- l?
work im the charge'that he is now ..j!
serving. Everything looks bright l or ; X
a good?report at?Die annual -confer-.. *t*
c' ence. Rev. Thomas is an exceptioir f
e to many* Methodist preaejuns. lie i.- .j.
ilL alkvays advising the yotipg .tteonle X
s what is best foV .them to.*hiake. sue-' X
-cess in life. He believes in Negro ?
enterprises ns-'hr?ran be seen sjiond-.; y
n ing his money with "all. Many more ; j.
1 'would suceed hotter if they follbwed X
f . * t
his example. .. " $
i.\iisr A. .J. v. u nite 01 -uaimm.u.,, i,
' S. C., 'spent a lew flSy.s" here vhisv y
' week at the. Boulevard Pharmacy, t ?* " ?
s the delight of. her companion, Mr. l{. .j.
A.'White. Our many friends, hoped , ?
tl.ut?she had come to stay, but she >
[. has her own business at luvjfte and it *j.
r was necessary for her return fir it. off
a She may decide to make Orangeburg . ,|.
?Lhiir home a little later -on?lia.was
e indeed a "pleasure to 1 have her here..
3-p We arc tUways ^Uld to. speak' ot .|?
I cfnythihg that looks eleva'tinti .to the' .j.
X] race. Mrs. vSTforrle Whit more- env -?jr
Y | ducts a cafe next to the Boulevard?A1
11 ! Pharmacy; and to say, it i* ' ii|?iitdtf %
IT date. would be" shying Vnij lit.IK- .oV *
"tht?~niee pl'.U'e. She hcHis*-pver>-t;lriny--y
nice to eat and has p> lite and youi t- y
h- eous service. It is a pleasure to In ,j.
h* served there. She loves to. read and X
?t- buys .the pyp'"- nimh u. ,-U
3, We ard" 'sorry that oir papers ran ^uT~Ti?8*-u^kand
. \ve cottld not sup-1''g
j ply the demand. ~Btrts-Uu* news man 3
/ promises to have a i'uli Supply and'S
"cvcryontrcaTrget whafjie wants, c'all! a
? for them. ' **
HO XL A PATll MvWS ... j\{
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d #Mr. J. T. Nance and Mr. Roddie ; i
- JelWO.uii 'ft't'iL the nmnti of .M! 3.1 ?.
o Blanche Clinkscales and Miss Willie y
e F. Mattistm Monday afternoon,
t Mrs. Jahic Latimer has been sicU, /
e for the past'week. We hope she wjll S
h sooh recover. ' ^^ ^ ] j
y Mr. P. W; Mattison.was the guest;*
h of Mrs LeVfertt of Ware Sh<?.*ls, on C
0 Thursday afternoon. * _ j_C_
Mr. and Mrs. Less Latimer, Mr.; J
- Homer Latimer, Miss Willie T. Maiti ^
h son and Mrs. Blanche Clinkscales! i
e spent the day, in Anderson on Sat 0(
r urday. ' ,
1 . Mrs. Lula Pruitt was stricken with <
- paralysis on Sunday afteynoon.. : <
-?Mva. Jenntr Vans a of1 line West.-; ^
L was the guest of Mrs. Blanche Clink- ;j'
v scales last Thursday afterndon. p >.
v . t
r\ Little Evelyn Flora ClinksCales lett <?
11 ^ I
i- Sunday "for Hparfari+iqrp; *11 rpond a i,'t
While with'her uncle and aunt, Mr. j J J
t and Mrs. James It. Young. ' | ) |
li Mrs. Catherine Jenkins is the <
I house Ruest of her nephew anrtTiiccc, J -< >"
Mr. and Mr*. Tyle Arnold. ( ?4
cAi)sr)r:x?M:\Vs
Jiev". Smith .Smith conducted the.
' ' .\it] nJ111111! .(>?^?\i.ii t itn|iii<)
i.eht tho church Vvy.i?h hacked. Fol.-.-A
v'en were converted. They \v ill
e immevsed TTu ahl" hrst 'Sundrfy .in.
let uhCl\~ ; "
A 'luryv*Xto\vtl attended the. concert;
t lted Hill on the lltli iri.st. They
'ere wolj jdeased ,'wiilt the rendjtion
I the p!a\ l^U\w tlje llili to.the J'oor
oase."' They. l.uVc aSkc.d that it T>e
. jielited." . ; -7-*---'- . - i
tMr.s. IirhtcA: -Walton ot' ( oluniltia',
li -i/cation .Uc/.e*' \yi-i-i; |ill :e:m; visi.
n ___.it ,.t?hc' ciinTi AIi s. 'Walton'
is.de a practical..UJitL tilncly tlFe^r
1 tlie audience. - .
t S1 : ) n?, a1'. M.I .11 . .V J e 1 mi). 1 111 f I./I
ill on .the The; .Sunday School j
us-rumhu-Ujil liy"JI-r. J?/hmii^,-Shivc?v |
ll.imh.lph . |
The pastor, lie v.. J.{. \V, Jenkins j
eiu-hed a s.ornino. selecting us '
_u^t.:d*K;rhnr"HehnFd .the eye
' in .Vi'ii.'il?i i .iniii, in" in 'liar i'rair
M!"/n ih' in. il.M-t h"pe in lite meiv
.A]iss Sal lie. Tuck<i\ iho youngest
iilyhu'r nfOlr. and M.?- Hayes. Tuc?.i;:s!f<
d away on thelUh. ' She
im?*4 vervroes wove coHfiuctGd" l?y"~ her
nstnv. If?;v I? AV JvnTvTns. J lor-bo- ,
y was laid to rt*>t in the ]{o<t ltrtl7
motory. ^.IIsV patents, two sister^
td one brother have our. deepest
input by* : .
Air. JuliXis iJntdv '"crossed' the liar"
v tin"'' l *tli. Mr. I lardy .bid- been
ek more, than a - year. Interment'
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wil* -in'.Mlt' M'uliqh eeTHCtiyyr Fu-~ _
nei/al services were conducted by Rev. <? R.
Kohinswi. lie leaves a wife,- three
children, two brothers and one sis- * ?
xmzv. i ; /;. . ' .
Joshua ( files was. stubbed to death
. by George Taylor at a barbecue hoar? 1
Hopkins on the 21th. - : ' ''
M is. Julia Randolph Jackson of
t'oliinibiav was u pleasant visitor here '
September 0?8. She .wa^a-Uifcjyi^st'
ol'- her sister, Mrs. Hpsie Randolph. _. , '
.Mrs. Z. M. JetVers, her' two daugh
tors and jMiss'i Watson of Rhiladel- t
pn >t, were the truest of .Mcnad Mrs*.
f. R. Wubbei un lite. 'JL'iulv ?? ?? ?
_.Mr. John Webber'of Wilmmgtohr '7
,N.".'Cm, is visillhtr his brother, Mrr+Pr - ? - ?
Tr.Wi'bb'cr.^- . '* - . ,
.Mrs.i.Mac A.'Black returned from 1
Krnpoj-iii, Kansas .oh th"?. tith. She
visited. her pahents,. Mr. and Mrs. P.
I!. \\ -liber. She has now resumed
her work in" the Home Economics department
at State. College,- Orangeburg,
S. C. =" ~ "f t ?
Mrs. Marian Wricht ...f ' . 1
and, spent the week-end wit!) Iter sister.
Mrs. I,. W. Randolph. Her four
children. Miss (ie'rlrude Sparvn." her
sister. Mr^.^jCarrk' \V. Boho and Horn-1 "" ?
thy Boho accompanied hei
ied her.
,\l r>j ( arrie W. JjtobpJimE her daugh ers,
I torothy tnd Olivra "are Spending .
sometime,' with Mr. - and JMrs. J.- .A.' Ty
Randolph, . '
Every one is glad to see Millie Misjs
Dorot hy-out again, as she is recovering
, KVnrMtrfgjgr.v sei iotis attack-?of
tvphnM fovnr a ' ' " : ""
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