The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 10, 1928, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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"^Florence News
[ Two weeks ago the teachers' asso
elation of Florence city and, countj
invited"President.'u. II. Sims ut ai
len University,' Columbia to dclivc
its annual address on "February 25th
'' On. account of the inclemcrtt weather
1 Dr. J. l*'. 3 hemus,! our ellicieht pre si
P tfflrttT changedFthc date to March It
apd despite the-weathprs were pros
' , ent from us far lis Kinigstroc ami Ltfkt
Crty. Sevei'al white friends wcro.ii
the audience. -.'The association >agreei
with Dr. Thomas and voted . unani
* If.
mously to hav6 the address on Alaycl
10th. County Superintendent M. M
- Wilkes was present and endorsed thi
. views of the a'sseoiation, and'proin
ififld to bi? with Dr. Sims
Our president introduced Dr. Nich
olson, of Spencer, >i. C., who is hen
' ? to preao.lr at Mt. /don A. M. K.churcl
for Dr. J. E." Thomas.
Georgetown News
Mr. T. W. Brown spout the week
end in Charleston on bifsiness.
Prof. Benj. Hale Thompson; of.Co
lumbia, spent Friday in the-city. . .
; Mr. Charley Dunmoro, OJT Columbia
was in. the city for the week-end.
Mr. hjfilCe Ford'' fjbturhcd'ttf Xcv
York City after spending "a i.ew tiay
in the. cilyT
Mrs. Marion Baxter 1'aul spent tin
week-end in the city.
Mr. C. tM -Bett r~tm7 of 1)urham, N
C., spent lhursday in the city...
Georgetown Mixtions Hntcrtainvd.
The Matrons' Club of fieorgctow
entertained at the home of Mr. an
*< - Mrs. R. B. Alt ill er so on, liroltd'.Sl., o
St. Valentine evening.
About niiie-thirty o'clock thb( litem
bers assembled in the beautifully dec
orated home. They tirst played whisl
after which' a ?e\v of the member
which were vei;y into^o.-tiii^r. A eolir
of sandwiches, puuch'.and candy w.i
served ih the breakfast room, whie
was- decorated in little red heart."
The' merry-maker's* were ushered i
the handsome dining room and- a pre
gressive whist game was played. Th
first pvi'/o was -won by Mi>s KrC'jc
and the booby by Miss Blanche Tay
Ier. Mrs, Grace Aiidersoft the n imVc
.. duced theAout-of-town guests an
membcrs.of other clubs. Mrs. H. I
Frasier sang a beautiful.solo. Shot
addresses were made by Gen.' Mot
gun .md^C'ol. Taylor, of'tlu? "Ajnerica
Woodmen and Prof. A. J. Gill. Th
remainder of the 'evening was spot
in dancing.. The members of the' Mr
iron's Club are:?Mesrlahtca E. T
Howard, president, - J. I). Andbtsoi
vice-president; E. A. Clark, troasui
er; M; K. Squire, secretaryp E. T
Frasier, musical directress; ' U, C
Tee.le, S. R. Atkinson, C. C. Alaigj
B. M. Dunmore. J. T. J. Jackson. 1
W. Sands? A. Frederick, Ft. P. B.ocl
T. C. Dunmore and F. A. -Puptnorc.
Meetings." ' v ' .
.The Elite Art and Social Club bel
its regu'nr weekly mooting at tb
-r home of Miss Mario Frasier. Woo
St. After-n -short lnrsinvSH.pjeet-m
tl^o -members disous-cl manv ir'-^i
estine subjects artd played wb'-t. Tk
ciiartr?in? hostess served ,eh1ek<>T\ sa
ad,,j.with salt'nns. Ashley ice croon
. BRUNSWICK, CA. NEWS
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xiic uviicriu cwiiiimiue 01 tne uc;
" cons' ; ChrisLfari. Union. will meet o
VVedncatiuy hit?nl, February i
ttr^TFirsi, A.aBt CIu^tF. l iffs- con
m'ittee is to arrunge*lor tile'onterlaw
ment ol tne Deacons', Cnrisliah Unit
Missionary SAu.tu liaiiti&t Loiiveniao
which will convene 111 tlu^ city, .\li
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Ways and Means Commiftee?Do
con John Byrd, chairman; Mr. \Y.-J
Seals, secretary. Local program coi
mtttC^?Deacon George SfflWhf-cliai
man. Committee on henfies, Deacon
er, secretary.
- ??The public is- cordially invited ,
attend this meeting. *\lr. \V. W. lid
the Afro-American Life ihmi.iii
Co., is in,the city on business' in i
terest .of the-company.
REPORT OF WINSTON-SALEM
DI KE CONVENTIONS AT A.
Professors Garrett and Weaver <
_r A. and T, College will report on th
State convention at \V.inston-Salei
and the Student Volunteer Conver
t!on atThrice Tfniversity, Durham, U
' apectivelv. Sunday afternoon at 3:0
~ o'clock in thtf'pollege chapel.
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HELTON NEWS ~T~"
We res ret to say that Mrs. Daisy
- A. Parker :iS on thy sick list again.
' Miss Luyenia Mcdinnbos spent the Si
'week-end' 1)1'Dliu WcM with Eur piir- la;
'* cats. Shy- repoi ts ,a .very pleasant th
. Crip. 'n?* .* I on
, The faculty and student body of the r
Enion'lligh School and maivy friends hi
^f-^1 r-Ftno i ' Vlf^ifrntler"?1i'a" glad :fr
- to kutiw that she isTTnuch improved^ to
? at this writing. ' ' * j lie
t 'ill.' Helton graded."schoiA?motored I
J to Abbeville, Friday, February 17th \\
.to.'play a game of basketball. The* ju,
i -tore was IS to 1 in favor of Abbe
viHe? . ' '; / -A ' or
A Yuleiiline l'arly was given at the so
- f I'niojj 1J ijuh Schublt l'k ru'ary . 1 It h by
> ,M r^,. E. 1.' Aleyan !er'. The brass band ;
. -of the lUhfi.and.' 7th grades played
L, "Yes Sir That's My 1'a.by," aceoni-;j (-j4i
\ -if-iinit-i* -w the pi-it'o by Miss ( hrojvn pj
tii.?< aft or which a grand .march was .
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P^yVvi ' ' . . ' : ia
Mx*. 1'iobno Will ;:i l?iy of Sonera
spent the week in Helton with Mr. '
. and Mrs. .1. G* Milliner.- j
M r. Frank \ViU7;yir\ of Seneca, nio- j, j
-'tared to Helton, Saturday" hty.'busihu,?s
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Mr. Abe Mdbnbr'and Mr.'Earl Harp-1 vi
..' ei'.' bi' Fond'loton. spent :i.fe\v hour's ! ell
r on Thusday with Mi- and Mrs. J. G. c<
s?runner. ' ? S:
( Mr. Jim \YarilJaw. is indisposed at to
b ! ilii* wvit-iiv. lfe was the victim of.
In.-very syyOrc fall a few weeks ago." ; li
< ?M !':i. 1 Intt e?lla-n budl.?Mi s,.?Mary i
1 f'amlrrpll and 11 r, Johif IJ. Scott were l"
'visitsT? of Mr. and Mrs. .L (J. Milli1
tie!', M'mdav afte'raooiY. . .
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r i.i:i:s\ tmays ?
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'* Prof. .J. T. Minis. father, mother,
" 'M, ld*ntid cousin spent the. week -end [ 11
Yi'skJmi in r.e villi* and ('oliinihia.
a i hey wi pes ed the hiinie-eoniitii; pro- 1
fl '" rain-that was reinli ml at Ajlen-V.-L
? Mirers it'v. They <:<preFsrilM:TienisclveS
3 a- havinir a wonderful trip.
It ' 1' ^ ? . J ,'v
Mrs. Lena Adir.li' jravo a birthday
5 .' ' . ' * w
"! it; i-iw, Friday niyht in; honor ol' Ivor i .
n . lain liter, 11lee. 7lie facility was in-1 '
. v.itiil.- Alt .enjoyed themselves plav- :
e- ^ tr
. t>j? 'ynnu.i. .
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I'lot'. .Minis spent -S at u l'lVty and ' r
' ' -'ulatiiy. in lhitt slnu'}^\ i.-'itiivy friends,
,j There was a murk rowjV.tynfc invert - ?
at- IJniii|iliin J1 itili Sehool, Monday
t ''.i 11'11. February?4-rth. ?Quito n j>
i'u\vd waif. out. Mishap M. J., Moore'.
;i hu- of the nrSuriu'lii^hed'teachers, pre't
le'i! Willi i 11 ill 11 i1.11 i ' ,i. .Mi.', liar ?
, ir.o Ktliei ide.e, a missionary lady, was
t fail Jf .enlluis;'asni.
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Sii{? m akia * huown iwssEs r
, f Voritory, S.- (V?Mrs. Maria Mr own
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ti departed this life, Saturday,'.'February
' ' orM, AV,.o i*.-A... 1,.?,-i;,i:?n .ill
pneumonia jysi lliiTo ' wcolw h clove. . ^
he'iv ?lo:>Lh.. She was a loyal and con_L*i.-:ti.nt
n w i uhur uX Llusaiuu liiiptisl." ...
; t'huivh,. of .McCorinick, for the pas'
forty years. Mrs. Itrowiv was twice
i nxarikd: l'irst to 1\Ir. George Senrlos,
- 'I ''McGormiek.r To this, union three
(i hil.iivu' were' born; one of whom gjur-_
.vives," Mr. \V. "M. Seniles, ?hd was
itinarrietl to Mr, !nines iiroyvn, o/~~T
~ in dt'mlek. e.lln pi i t eiie.l lu r to the t
^ o nine* yc ars ay<). To this union ^
I scon chilore'n -were born,' fivct of
j >dm!ir furW'.'i'j tianU-ly:' .Messrs-. E. L. ,
?j Hrmvn'-. trf An brvi!! ; itoi-y Jiro'wn, of
! Greenwood; Amos lj.rowi\, of Verdery,
j .Meedanies Essie Scot t, of' Greenwood;
' I.eia Settles, -of . ('hjjirlotfoc. N. ('.; als
o live .step.ehihlren. Mr.;. Ui'own Was
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n j?ni in .the war J Noll and was in her
-evi n y-eiyvhth year at the time*.of
h'.r ilea'th. ?~~~ ~?
i>. 'live funeral services >vere held at ,
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,11 iiuji^aua -XJcAJJLIM, V illin II, I>11 1 Ut'S- I
llf day, l'Ybnuuy' 2Mb,. i-oiiiliu lod by
,y her pastor, lb v. .1. P.* Marshall. in
I the presence. of many, sorrowing Velao.-'lives
"and friends'. Interment was
[|, made ip Ilosana cemetery: Iler son,
.Mr. ! '. L .lirown, of .this city, was h
?lie undertaker m eliiU'ire. The entire j
community of Abbeville and elswhere
;j. efctt-nd their deepest sympathy .to Mr.,-:
' I':. (.."i'Vjown 7irid tht*-rem:rtndet' Of the~T
to. hcreaiX'rf faihriy in the loss of a Chrisle;d!ei,
deputed mother and lov- ^
nf'.ing. friend. The?children loved dear f
..mother, hut King Jesipy lovgd her
n -best.- \-r?t
, - ON TO NKUHhUltY f?
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A motorcade wilt- leave Zion Bap1
list .Church at 1:30 I\ M., Sunday, 7
March- IHh -for the Bothlohom Bap?1
tirft Church of Newberry. . Kcv, J. T
C. White will p'j-cach in_ Newberry at jr
^ . 3:30?P. i\l. at .Bethlehem Hantist t
IC Church -ttt the installation services of
^ ' the *I?0v. "'I. G. fJolson,?pastor-elect-.
^-*=Both" choirs of Zion Church will troo,
as welj as the ushers' hoard and the
0 deacon hoard and others of the mem- n
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r~ THE PALMETTf
AbbeilleNews !
Messrs.Charlie Fleming and Henry
aemore nyutorted from. Greenville
M unnfr a few hotirj in <
e city us'guests of Mrs. I.uiu liouse,
i Ilajgleijr St. '. ' ,
Sir. Jn nines' Kumey is very sick at
s .home. ' kjai't' Rainey - has many
iends here and elsewhere who wish
K him an early restoration to good <
altli again. * ;
The many friends of Mr. W. E.
ilsoon will learn with regret that
; had the misfortune to get a holof
racked ill hM head on a freight train
i which lie is brakeman. Mr. Willi
has many warm friends who wish
r him a speedy recovery.
M.iss-huclle Fair,-ond of the school
aciiers dl' our city, sfient a few ~
lys in Greenville last week on a
casino trip.?-? ._i
.Mrs. Abbi.e J. Chappelle of Green- "
He citv .school faculty came Mown
st week and spent the week-Ond with "
T ramcr, it. v. 11. juimson.
Mr. .Edd Cowan continues ill, but
slowly Tn^proving. We hope for
in a speedy recovery,*"
.Miss Charlotte L. Rapley, the doeslic
sciehce tcrie1 hoi"_in ihi" *Abbe? lie
county training school, is the
licient clerk fob the Pollen's Grocery
jinpany, oji Washington St.> every
iturday. Conic in and see her here
you buy* ._
We wish to say that Mr, L. A,
iehie's chauffeur is Mr. C. E. Pfrissy?*
instead of C. L. as reported someuie
ago. ? . ' '
Mi?; Julius. Enright was a business
visitor on Recession venue last
eek. lie is very popular'in this bomunity,
41'he wedding-bells, are still ringing
Abbeville. ' ". .
Mr, Julius Enright expects to go
Greenville 111 a lew days for a
tort- visit of three days to see his
iond, AirSs Jessie Mae I'itts.
Messrs; Li. A.- liichic, Sunt Miller
vd CV-lv. T'ressley motored to Greenlie
mi last Monday .and spenl the-iy.
Messrs. Richie and Prsepley
ere on business and Mr. Miller went
>r the pleasure. Mesdanies Lula
ouse aiul Janie Dorsey accompanied
.em on the trip to spend sometime.
The many friends of "Mr. E. L."
I'Avn will IcarU uitli lepri'ut that ho
a called out of the city a few days
o mi account, .of the 'illness and
L-l.th of his mother* Mrs. Maria
roivn, of Vordery, S.-.G.. Her deuth
seen elswbere in.this issue.
Ml*. Willie Jones is planning to
T7-~t, ir? in the~u^ir future.to visif'
is' bftl. school friend, Miss Lucia
I<7toc, of Detroit, Mich.; while away,
ir. dories expects .to visit points of
We rest in Canada. ,1-Iis many friends,
ish him a pleasurable trip.
Mrs.. 'C'harlutte Nash, . on Haigldr
t., left a few-days ago for -Dayton,
hio/to/.brinti" her mother-in-law back
Tlley arrived last week. She
i poris'n- very pleasant trip..
Mr. 11. I.. TulUms says that can'-tMl
of-the tfrocrrries,.-fruits and eanie.s,
so he says lie only-sells the best,
live h'hir your--next order.
Mrs. Miiiella McClaren is much betir
at fhisi writing. She is able to
r up now. \? ;
M tyt, harl.es Winkfield, who Jiacl the
lisl'ni 1 inn* p> i.Veiik his leTtl foot, is
iiUV Hue at lliis wfitlng. '?-r :?
1 he ini\ny friends of Mrs. Boston
v are doliehte.l to know that
ho is at this' w riting beH?v* - Mr.
,Jaipe^> Tealc is getting along"
Oly (at this writing. "We hope he
ill soon recover. - _
Mis. J. S. Wright, B. S.r returned
1st Saturday from New York City,
J.ire she'went u few days . ago. to
tteiid 'the funeral of her brother,,
tev; H. K. Spearman.
. -.Miss .Johnnie,Mae Coleman is sick
^ * j
* -her. home, hut. she -is reported as
< ing; much better at this writing.
Wo v. i.-h to say t)iat Mr. S. D. DaTs
apd ^j^are still running'a. first
!hss*cafc*on Washington St.
Please see Mr. Harris, the colored
arpenter to build that new ho.use,
Irst ,Ttas bungalows, a -specialty. 1
Mr. M. .1. Butler and" Mrs. Mary E.
look motored-to Augustar Ga., week
rrfot'c laau i'? ^
On Mr. Butler's return he brought
disses Eddie and Rebecca Cray,
irenson? Harris, Butler and Harriett
\. Brooks. They ?pen? the week-end
ire.
Mrs., Maggie Hillman left today for
'edar Town, ?Ga., to spend a few
lays with her brother, Mr. ..Willie
amcs. . ' "
Messrs. M. J. Butler, G. H. Finley,
tTesdamcs 0. A. Gray, Mary H. Wilinrnvartd
Master JrH. Watt motqrurt
o Augusta, ua., last sunti&y ftrtd
icd the la.lies back to their work as
caehcrs in .the Haines Institute.
. v???Social
News.?? ^
Mr. Melzetta Hearts-was hostess at
. lovely birthday party in honor of
erawn, Master Gharles-Henry Hearat
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m'Wednesday evening, February 29th. qj;
i The candles on the birthday cuke ?3
were lighted by Miss Lillian Lewis A
and put out by Master C. II. Hearst.1 0
He received many gifts and $8.00 in ]0;
currency. 'The number of gUcsts j5r
present numbered fifty. 7 c~
.. . Church News
St. James A. M. E. Church?Rev. fi.
J. E. Beard filled his pulpit last Sun- c
day mornintr and night His two soul- f
stirring sermons were enjoyed by all
present ,Tho A. C; E. League was
held at the usual hour, Sunday af- ^^
ternoon. Quite,.an enjoyable time was
spent in- discussions.
Grace Chapel Church?Rev. S. J. ;
Cowan filled his pulpit last Sunday
night. His interesting sermon v.
enjoyed by all present.?The A. C. E. - League
was held , at the usual hour
last Sunday evening.
I'he installation services of - Rev. M
Frederick Douglass Johnson, 1). D.,
wore held this week at flit, l'lcasnnt
n i!_. ni ? ? n..n mi i ?*
nttptisr ^nuren. ru^i aeiaiis will Ui'l
given next .week. . .
Buy From Ale and S.avc Money 9
- L. A. RKSHE "
The Old Reliable .Undcrtakei'.
funeral director - 3
- and embalmer > g
Complete Motor Equipment ... ~vj~
Phoney: Ofiiee 225 Night &. Res. 287 8
36* Washington "St. Abbeville S. C. 0,
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MULLINS NEWS ' Si.
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The Bring-One prayer meetnig held $
in.Ebenezre A. M. E. Church on last 8
o
Friday night was a decided success.' 8
The Sunday School is growing in
numbers every week. Rey., W. J. ?
Smith, pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Marion, preached in Ebenezer
aut 3:00 p. m. last Sunday
A splendid crowd was out to henr $'
him. j'2
"7 The people of. Mullins enjoyed a e
leap year party on last Wednesday ?
night in the new school auditorium, i
given by the two stewardess boards 5 .
of Ebenozer Church. Sister Janie 2
Donaldson is the-ieadiV of Board NTo. c
1 and Sister E. I. Duekett,. leader of g
VTZ7 T C" N ?"5On
last Monday night the Parent- ?
Teachers' Association met in the new
school building , for the purpose .of.
looking into matters pertaining to op- .
crating the school. First item on
program, was the rplection of officers. '2
The writer was re-elected president. 0
Mr. Showers was elected secretary, i
Mr. Stan Dazicr, treasurer and Mrs. g
Iola Roberts, chairman of the pro- 3
gram committee. The condition of i
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<.u<j acuuui WAS lountl' to DC in 1011' M
condition. On the program of the d
leap year party- niefntionod above Mrs.
Janie. Reaves, one of . the teachers of ^
Xjchols, rendered a solo, also the
writer. Miss Odessa Crawford and f
Mms?Annte?B. Pickett presided - at
trhc' piarior" *ATTOther-numfeev- on'this
program was a gem by Mrs. Mattie 't
M-nyes. . The entire program was $
good. ; . ?
Mrs.- Hattie Kenney, tho^ writer' |?
mother-in-law, returned'-f/trm And- |
rows, S. C^, where she went a few |
days ago to the bedside of her sick
daughter,?Mra. J.??f~.?Witherspoon. }
She reports that Mi%. Witherspoon is I'
doing nicely nad soon will he herself J
again; tylso spoke in the highest
terms of the pastor and people of the
Andrews Station. S
We have quite a few people on the j.
sick list this week around this town; V
The churches arc holding^ qnion t,
prayer meeting each week , On last < '
night the-high sehotd department ren- ?
dercd a fine piny,?entitled . "Hig-h
Brown Breach of Pro)rtse'\ .^pnsor- I
ed' by Miss C. L. Alexander, one of a
the teachers. "
The; grand son of the Hon. Frcdd- B
rick Douglass appeared in a violin I
| recital on last Friday night. It was B
a real treat to all present.
GREELEYVILLE NEWS
, ;The Floyd Hall quartet of State ~!
. College^ appeared in recital at the j
Williamsburg countjr trailing school, j
on last Friday night. - Everybody ex- R
pressed themselves as having en- |>
joyed the program very much.
After htc program the members of- H
' quartet wftrn aorvnxEn.'daliriniig sup- B
, per at the home of Mr. and Mrs. d
! Richard Reid.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Alex Williams, of |j
| Georgetown sfpent the week-end here I
j with relatives,
[_. Trot, E. C. Barf was called tinmo -B
Friday on neeonnt nf tho midden death J
of his uncle. H
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I
| White was destroyed by fire on In^' r
i Monday night. Mr. Whito is apromi-.j.M
nent of this town and he has the I
sympathy of both white and colored I
in the distress ^ '?-np
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