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" ALL com . g VOL. IV?NO. 10. ' . [SUNDAY \ ' ^ FAIRWOLD DAY TO BE OBSERVED IN CHURCHES j blirir"" Hl" rmrt nmnlli nfTii i i r-rrf : f '.f the South Carolina Federation of-Col-; m ored Women's Clubs have been busywUtlinirig plans for the Building Fund J Campaign of the "Fainvold Industrial - "School"' iyKich "TsTexpectod to reach a ' | climax Sunday, March II, when mini-, 1 sters of all_church"es in the State arej I asK,ed to put the cause of the school I for5 Delinquent and Unprotected Girls . before their congregation's^ and urge * lihernl donations. " A neat sym for the first building on the new site -for the school is already in hand, and it is hoped by women of the Clubs that this will be " sufficiently supplemented by Sunday's collections to begin work at once. At present there are moer than 20 girls in the school, who arc being inadequately housed in a mission school , building in Columbia, which was turned over to Trustees of the School tnrough" kindness of the Episcopal 1 Church when the last'building' was | ^burned in 192G. The need for more "T space and larger lacilitics for trnin. E . ing and development for these young I women is most urgent and the ap1 peal of the women is made with the hope that their present crowded.con-. L ditions may. be remedied. MaintenKl -trrrce of this school has rested as a M heavy ohtigal ion on women of the- ~ ' State since 1911G, when they under l| took, the \\*ork at the behest of the State Board ofWelfarc. For somg7v time the Legislature made an anhowever, has been climinated~?or-iwa I years, and tho struggle to raise the 1 $5,000.00 necessary for suppoi't of the ^ institution will more and more bc come a hardship unless the citizeh'ty ~ of tKe State come to the rescue. Whatever-^aid may-he given .by ministers or laymen-toward furthering the interest of the needed instiution in this effort on "Fairwold Sunday.", will be greatly appreciated. Donations i may be sent, t.n Mrs. Alma .MePher- _ son or Mrs. M. B. Wilkinson, --Stale College..Orangeburg, S. C. ' : " ' 1 . 1 1 > " FLORENCE NEWS. ?-On Tuewky afternoon Fob; '28, the Budaand Roses Club met at the home . of. Mrs, R. _\V. Pen-in. A-charming little hostess", she was; bedecked in ? a simple rose print silk bver which ~ _ she wore an elaborate hand embroidered apron which added a soothing 9 . f <r ch of honse-wifeyness to her ap- * . pearance. - I - . - * " < After receiving the members in full j hev assembled in the dining roon ^ 3 for a few brief suggestions. Rose" < {shaded lights and glowing flames' ad- j ded comfort that made the members ? forget, for the time being that there { rwere other pleasures of the after- ( ~noon. . ? . The ladies reassembled in the liv- ( ing room where tables were arranged j for whist. The game wai very in- .] teresting. as usual. Candies were | served throughout the game. * After-a of time tallies were ' collected and scores counted. Miss 1 I* Webster was successful wifiher of'the 1 r j firsts prize, a beautiful piece of hand - * made lingerie. Mrs. J. B.Buchanan 1 ? the booby. The guests of the even- ' ing^were RFfeses Jenerette and Scott. ' The latter received the guest prize. 1 A delicious course consisting ^of j creamed potato salad on lettuce j leaves; saltines, steaming hot deviled i c?abs and milk cocoa, was served. " "After which followed a spicy surprise ^f .fvakimo Piea. -Mr. Perrin was very splicitous Qbout our enjoyment and made the afternoon complete by ren .... t.ha Vfctrn1aT~ '? ? Mrs. R. J. Wilson has the deepest sympathy^of her many fHends in her. recent bereavement?the death her sister. . f - ^ Mts. R. W. Perrin is spending the w4ek with famri^y and friends in Coji " lumbia. STIES JO ?* ..rojiMUit h i -_V?socla mdniuro ITohk, i ?^t "Tho protooting^iirm ofibt' niitxli ing tho National Nogio . I neurit neo out Auuxka. in theifc-Jioul'th.'pri;ja;. ouos, thc'80 Jilliol Comjianiea art: ;i Southern-: Compan Accic SOUTHERN ACCIDENT I'OLICI NOW ON THE MARKET ~ s'ew Policy" Provides Casualty am Hospitalization and Accidenta Death Features Without Medica Examination. South Carolin Agents Already for New Contracts South Carolina Insurance Depart mcnt has Approved. ? March 7?'Announcement is made h; ipccipl wire to The Palmetto Loado com the home oflice of the "Sputhen fidelity and Surety Company that th Southern Standard Accident Polio; s now on the market and in th lands of the Sopth Carolina agent ???the?corporation.? Readers of Th 'almetto Leader will recall previou innouncements concerning the polio ;o be offered to the people of Soul Carolina. Temporarily, while n'ege nations were pencTTng wiThthe SouT Carolina Insurance Commission, th advertising ^sePies _ of the Souther Fidelity was curtailed until final af riroval was given by the Commissioi fhis approval was granted on Marc 5th and advertising literature and nf plication hlitnks nru iiitw in t)iu hand if the South Carolina aprents". Elsewhere in this .issue of The Pa motto Leader will be found a fu statement cohcorning the now polio which includes indemnity for acei ilents from various causes; doctor PROMINENT CHURCHM/ MR. HENRY R. "WILLI A MS *?TTIl: HAT R. Williams, a prominent church ar fraternal worlw^Of this city?pas* to the great beyond Feb. 24. At tt time of his death he was' G4 yeai of ap:e. He lived a consistent Chri tian life; bcina.., identified with tl First Baptist church here from h youth up. H* was also an offlcsr < . t . . - HN1NG ST * * brittle COLUMIUA S. ( ., ^ATURI :hiXT mpf ' " 4& M ; -x*-' \ t1" 'V ^ m, :sffim, i;' ' i? ft 4 ^ I#g9f3|j !l <! ||ffli| ; ?J| * ty triant '">f Insurance as esempliti.ed hyA; shi-union is thrown around thousands -UU. tiwAr logins o{ 11i-r-i t'4-, 1 heir rasswato fih'ioiw-' a' Art-at service to the race. c^rnTtrr riaelity Offers lent Policy hill and hosnituli/.ation; registration f amijih ntihcation; up to $100.00 surgijcal operation benefits. "1 The Srrnthern Standard Accident 4 T'ulicy Ts oT Special "benefit to the I people of South Carolina because oi . he' fact that practically all classes . of. people may secure- thesecon tracts ?nr-f'r.rrinY'j i?v classical ' flpcftftptl'on*. ' 1 he rates arc assembled on a scale -which permits payment to fit th"e individual case and which includes c scale of benefits in accordance with V the premium paid. This new policy *' is hased upon the experience of the ti lcadirte," companies of th$ country arid y troduced to the Xetrro public for the c fiest time by a corporation owned and s managed by colored people. One ol o 1 be-'special feature* of the new policy s is that, tinder certain conditions( ar XT t ?v 1 .. .lj/ir' Unl/lnn In nvrttrirlrt-rl ??t+V tywri'ctdy Tioir^fitsfov a maximum ol ?- fifty two weeks. . ... .. . . H"?"~Th'is announcement will Ti^VeceTvcf o \yith keen interest throughout th? n State inasmuch as the Southern Fi >- .deli I y. Agencies have been awaitinf i. the advent of this new contract. Th< h hazard of ev?#y day life in a moderr )- aril complex civilization has inCreas fvT Tit Midi, an cxtrflt that'prnejfrRlb j every one is unsafe and unprotectei 1- against accidental . injuries and othe 11 casnnlities. The Southern Fidelity <S y Surety Company has realised this-fac i- J and is' now prepared to offer ful 's hro{ccrioh .for its policy-holders. DIES IN VALDOSTA, GEORGI/ the local Camp of the Americai I. \\ oodmcn.- ?-? H I^otsfmrrivcd"' by his widow,' on | f .rnla Rarnes, of Cleveland Ohio. 10 i Mr. Willie Frank Williams, an a rs lumnus of Alltn^JJniversity, this eit s-' nnd contributing editor of the Pal le , motto Leader, has the sympathy o is his many friends in South Carolin In | in tho loaa of hit dear fcthw. v -vi -.-.r kz , ..v . _/ . . . s ? .i . ATE ASSI "rriflr f L LJL1 < ; )AY, MAKCU 10, 1028 . OBTF J? -"K' ~ f %I |k. ;- -1 ,"3 X (f .' IhHlRAMt I 4 . lAV.onAiir.vj iSt) : ! ,1% | i ' " i 4-'" vn ',j ' Nfl L '' ' ', .' '.r-.T J ' ' in ' *?ii.n t , , >.^i. tin; Vv?'nt\v.,i^ht c<>in|>:ma'H eoMifri--: (if .N^'jiro Iioiik's, Hc;TTtfri "l thr?>r. iiIMT. IMSfLui A. M. E. CH L ia il ""boosters OEtll . {'*+ I ' under the supervision of Mr.?FT XT Stoney, is alive. There is a deal' ot I ihterc-Trtr-initiiifesteil hy tlii* pupil.;, ol the various classes. The liihle Class of young men is an inspiration, j' The missionary society held i'.s re cent meeting at the home of the. , presiding elder, itev. TC! 1*7 Spears i This was quite an interesting- am ' lively meeting.. The ladies-Tune ; ST.. beautiful"-TmndkeTcLieT: which they are selling rapidly. ,| Rev. \V. ! '. .line, our pastor, .win jasked Lu^-pjVaeh at?Morrbr C1 < 1!i ec< i last -Sunda.v-nW"??^d P. M. The ciou j was also Risked K> furnish the Ye.usie Rev. 'ivice preached l'fohi - this -text l t'rov. subject, "The pleasure << t religion." The sermon was deep am , full of thought. The dsunlent 'hod: seemed to have keen inTOlVsted; ah* I or-a while drank deeply. All wen _ impressed also with the sihging. M, .Pisgnh choir is second to none in tjv On Monday, February 27th l>r. D .: If. iSims with^Ttve quartetnnd r.refvo? , tra of A lion University pave a pro I'ffram in tho audi twin m <>f our church ?, This was "very pleasing.* TheJt.p:nrte utufdi" thev cUruction of Miss IIop1;iiv liiiili-r Prof. __XhP , mas showed their skill in . musk' Thoy have had only a short lime fo * m* more 'mean t o tlumu Dr. Pirns spoke on "The New N'e I t I v| gro'.' This wasvn ^irh iim I ^""n'ic hitior of th^' faculty of * .\Q( n r 1 eftme with the party, v Last Sunday there were many vis itors atr church serVlcos in the nmrn ji injjr. Our limited space . prevents u | from giving their names. The pits = " tor and church made them weleonu T>es|>ito the falling rain we -had splendid audience. I Ttov^ Rico spoke from the teW Matt. 22:-12. We again had anothe sermon to feast" on" during the wee! The meeting , Of the' Boosters till adtitdi?u.-iia P.il.l?ui?Liiu?li.mi.i??iL 0 " V f 'trl Mrs. Henry Huhos.o.-wnfl well al acted after which a 'deliffiifbtibnm j aotuU; alter which a delightful lune ?was Served!" Uur next meet/inif"ui ho hold nt the home of Mr. and Mr y Sallic, Manning Ave. Our rnllp Will close on the four! Sunday in March' at. which 11 iho u a expect to lay on the,table $15000 < _ JOMXA. _ 1 ^ , 3CIATI0N : ' . ' " - .' i -. '* . >, Y*' E 90 ~ -? 1 ?? ~T ,' _ .-' '? '* ' ' 7" N TWI;LM; m M>;{I;D II; At .Mirr ro association s>n< Columbia Moetiiik To -Have*>JUu*ii.(i Speaks 'for "Coin tfulion at At'cnrdihi t<> in'iT>rn;au.uii i - * 'IVaclioiW. A.ysoiuat i? n, t i. joined tho A ?-<> ia^'on fr < . j'i ?. < Jdxty- <lays-. Tlr y hayi <i ' i';;.y-? a .record ,ii' Car* > S1?if t" Afriorl<tH?>!'i i i -"v: < 'i Avoli th?:ti?rh; of! y Ch- 'oa :v/: --jjaiiizntions an)pn-;r our prank- in . AHss Hrulaii II. Crunam.. .1 cru county. has/plannd*) a y r,'i ' "will?ydvno all teachers in the jm- l -I ritu ii'atl speaker will -l.c-dya Ji. S I)jv Wilkinson will-st)eak a.Li. JAu4? _ carrie- tiTT'T'onvi'nticn proi-raW:." Or. W'i.kii? on. b]'*St'ato- ('<?l-h or. ' .Ihe-idcnt Antisdel oi>KW-nv'dot (7> . r in^r a.! (,!.lou-ly: \Vit'll thy '>a.-i vtin >tate Ass'nciat.i/'n t"t <?uly iiij (i>sc t tn 1 lie CpiynnoYiVvvaJt-''a'M Dunny I ho i*ii.st Week the Tr .following: nicinlitM'sbip I'ocs' m nt iil PloaVo find enclosed cheek f.i rv?3 person Associal ton. . * ~ / . - ' I .Miss (h-?o;yi: In this loiter f ayi : oFdiiJ.'.' o' :f mm Newberry County A.-isoi-iat-ior , ' ? ; : . ^Hss -l. _ ( ?.C',! 1 '3LT-a t o \V n c< (11111 y. WA.; I.; c 11) to \ oVrr mciiilicf-sliin t'... - lii '1. ' ' -^'Wn S. U-h My check l'or >?:]? is to'co\\ in Laurens. County Assotiati*>ii. - ? y ' ' -dri^TFind in this-Ietter nuwey foi,-?Vo;T hi Aikt-iV County A^ccnt-tinn. v.". 3TTsV An-: ?My-sceri'iacy is sc iulir.ir you in : i ; diip Iocs oh the -teachers in hu h.* . I\ M, Doiln.nn. k'r!i,. In this letter yoii will lind t b'eck . u'cuIiL-rs in ini- Kas.r." IliubS^iiv.'n]. i L._., ?.v A "! ^Calunibia Alumni Called T K, Church, Monday IS !i~~"All -rs f.lTTiw.'rtliii' iu v*''i|H s[v,!.to liu'C't a! Ih thrl A. ~.\I. I:. 5 ?l-'troot's; A jv.n.lay -njaHt.."March 1-th. at > 1 ' : " fmmirft n UT~u t. <>.f llii' Alumni Association, IH\ II. l .'K; f A?ho. ^UM.ihcrjs. . l'kasx extend :h';s i:. t.iiv ' signed: Mcra'aiwof the < *.xi cut. 1 Ui'. 1 ;an'.i'f.-.,Mr. (i. 1.. F'!t;v .i. A. t livl. J.-.U, A. A1_Y0) >. Ml-. \V. I!. A . '' Name. Mrs."!.. If!~ 1T:illi. ai,, AIA- ~ i-.iiiiriii (lian.pion, Ih*. .11, (i, T?on.psor., Mr. .(!? W. Hi Cork-v. ilcv" T. * '/thinner. / ; , . " K . . / :, . 'Prof.. Myers Endorses i '*r;~ ' ; s . " ' * U j- : ' It ? ~ 2111 naunccaiciii^iiL ':i>: . .r.riyc of AUon'.VniVcvsity. xvou^il i r the following loiter frnm.Fr?4\. 1**M.. A. *T~ ~T Mr. Geo. if. Hampton, Secret a'ry, .. , Alumni Association of Allon.Unl H V0r Sir: -- i, ' I will giVe"$-o.0'(V April" Hi. to i.k'o ,j w.e can. got.lt?0 members of the Assooiati $ j ' . ' - . . -r "" *" -T_~ * >, ' . The nkove letter speaks' f,.r i' -. 'f. . ^ N1,;wg-? - ; o ' ?' ??O' i , a ' Rev. Grove preached, a wonderful ,?t o.-mon iron; in:: -at. the U es- { r- Vy M?. K. cjiurcH whieh the I^oa-. . c. J; James is pastor^ n^lf\!':'w is !\ " t" :?<! Murk 12:111.Snhj.-.-i . Ti,., y >'f < ireirtrv L.TU . ; *-?7?~ ^?Mn;.<l.>y-aigh.t->T;uvh'>">'h was the T: h !o; Tny exercises.'of N^w IIepo school. h; ' rons&isi.h to*thank Mrs. Isabella Me- (f ' Iain and I\ov.",C. J. James for their* y 1 -h earnest andTfnrthful work. Is & ' A fe-rUiiu fellow enrriad .two ,of, tbo jr teachers JY<mv McBee:. Misses .Xirtn is . 4 Young and . 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They vu-ii: hi a bravi? fill ear nii<] vf.on they were ready . return" lelrr the car refused to art and ti^y had to -como'back in The ctadant's hn# tonyhers of lifet " i" a\' .i" : .a n vr h,;--y firt? ? **: : I".'" ?>,- -> -('ill..*.i?f!. ?v ?tc'ill?L i u af ttim ftth. : ' !:<- vmiK :'.a ' )' boo!" irafkoxV-? y bVpr-iTTe Mrs. Th '<o\ \vho''lyfs bo.on copTino3 < Ivr bed for rdnfert a year, is im'ov r..c arid' Avishe* tq a.miouaco tho r'h of lrei'th roe l'fjjjyj,dmi?j!hters. '? ; " ??' P'tidtngtort,?1 l, vi si' iinv lino r?uo in r.ii t1.. Mt'jj-? : ~~~ vmes Walker ?on<L Exmseu?' 1 1- a %? . <' : -' f*3 - V:,v; j