The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 31, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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W~l The "Old Gray"
By E- Phi
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?w^vd^rnTo~rroix>^arere^^
ruohcitv ( ommiMeo Hopm-tn Proprreny ,
Since,-v/jjr appointment,.January 11,
\\6 fca.ve not et\asej pay nor .might to
.> ._.KC;op -cm . touch delegations, and dor
P the, benefit ol the South Carolina del- ^
egatiurr and.moat especially, the steerirgcomnutioe.
We ure happy to ro- j
poi t the. following "results:
! ferine sseo; l)r: J. O. Caldwell has
beon endorsed by the entire delegat'i
a .of his, sta.e. It appears' that
the state' moans to win,, and especially
sttnr the writer said "we will be
^ u. g.ari -to <|o what' we can dog iJr.X
Slany'v', as lie has many friends here."
Dr. Caldwell w'ould make the A. M.
' E.^Churc'h an- ideal bishop. T km-*"
hinn - - . ' . :
t.;eefidai?Our-eorivspondmt "Says' ~
Unit Ih. J. A...Lindsay will yarry- 80 T
percent o.f- his state. In that he will
1' hare as ri.aiiy votese us almost any
I . i". Ii. j I ;lijl I l,,a
.. ; ^ jM'Vvj.m vuoviiv.1, . wiit wuiiua*
pondon't also said that "Dr. Lindsay
does not fail to-say", that ho is_ in
in.'rlcct ijicx.oid with Dr. iVLance and
wants his sUjtpovteYs.to work to that
tiii." Everybody kno\ys that? '1 >r.
Lindsay woiild' not only measure up
but wou.d bo. a great big In-other on
. the. bench./
ie\as: Our correspondent writes:
' ? "DivG'.B. Young is the state's stand-.
y avd iaUiror'but others have been eont-vie.t;
nalty endorsed. However Texr
" ? - > fee your man; MUiico." While
; .1 nnv. not to interfere with the busi
n'-"~ - ot' Pf. Miies and Mi-nlmw, lint--,
I K.n-w Dr. \ oiing personally. ..-He is
.a tivnn ' 1 ability and a Christian gon'
P?n and would be a fine fit on the
bt neh. , '
Ei/rrdn, our twin sister* "Dr.
Grant has his state? says our inform
- civ VCe.'l we'a JI know that Dr.-Garnt
. . . was -rearc'st -to t lie door when it
*' ' : - e. List general conference. It
is c : . oiled that he will -go in this
: ' writer- sard that thorp is .
I ne.Li'stnnding between Grunt
p ... ' an lance.' . . " ' ' ' .
Pennsyivanih: * Our ' iirtejli^e-ftce
-? - '41 liiD rove is Lliiit Dt'.?Ri?R7"
;Y. j-iglit. Jr., is the winning card in
' .i../ - pni?.fs- nwrl thrifr -.Jds. supporters
;- ' '- ''i' ;r to confo-?with .the?old-J'alm.tfp
State. To, this \ve confess
lent 1 hoy have good sense for we haves'
J'o objections of seeinir Dr. U'rioht '
?? tVr. Vim- .in.iiji.i_ 1
{i' nJ reni dHhts . t" puMj jihrnl nnrti
' week. * \\'h*i h The Header. Suflice it ,
.to . ssjy ' that Dr. Mancc. is. only ' top j
t^lnd to.he associated with the abo'v.e j
Sardavd "hearers, ami with the rest
that will- he. jiuMisHod in. these "col
- Uh ') i\sj soon as Dr. T. J.. utiles
( can I'lMit'i-r.w ilh these and other state
. ehaitaian.s wo-arc readc tr> vote.'-.<Jnr.(ieneral
Conference Approval
And . Whyu ?
\\'A a; ; rave the fathers' re com men
. (..wioa mat '.oar iu,\v bishops be elect
l~~[ ' e 'V.c.iu-u; Hecauso if tifty were
___ . ,< u?4 alia! would riot be oiie
" ' h.-.li u, .u o h'innber that are in The"'
. - . v!' 'V >H-W bi.-hops are. nbt
' cu:iy . i;< u^ii hjr ;lu-y -are ~enouirh to'
'l'1 ' ' L.h.'. -o ;ha ituvr* been before
: :.1"1 1,1 ! C i ni l h1,! dh sultieiently of"
' ' ; which to. made choice. ' We ap.p?o\e
n^aient to centralize, the
; io..ca::vmal; facilities arid -cut ' out
. r pi those .schools
' y]^r VOllem's It! ,, ^riiitV. ;L
; --:y ; ran
' Vi-vl: llta'cU') >' bl)t Vrnl'iifl Aftitggf f r.
7- .? ..niiiiiif' u ir.<x k* '< t" education. \Vhai
i;s itjh.aiXtr whether onc-is o/tqea .
'i in .Ueorgin, Florid), South .CftroMya,
.'dr't^sachuscUs or Ohio. Eduf
' . tn .'v. n..t sectional nox-denum-ma- ' ua
.*, It is iifrt. oven incial. ? Ttre
r<" i '1.' niVifoing where they, con get
' . y;l? ' < teducational advantages and
. . _ .< V.-ddOration. And wherever those
tilings tan ho given the people are
irrespective of denominations,
locality er an thing else. Make few
eV and hotter schools the sensible
'? thint^ to do. We approve the popular'
J ' _srm:n:i'nt t_f?inci en ing la'y ' rt-Jirb- "
sen fa J i<>n in the general conference.
There a;e .many grand and loyal memb
rs' in tins "state who ought be going
to Chicago lis full fledgeAiiem
_"_h c herrt-rrm-thi'- th iii-i al t oni'erenre ~Tho _
reason they "ale not going is because
?f the limited number the. law .
allows. There is nothing,to' - be lost :
? by L'ivirig the laity equal eonsidera- (
lion. If such had been the case, we f
! would hftoi h.i 1 in our delegation such p
nnV.lfi r.lt *i V* ? - i--ti *
* m'i " <?? nmus
Brown r.hd Bennett, of Charleston; )
h . (;po. ir. Hampton, E. II. Pressley and :
-?? .Tilling Bi vi,-n an. of ("olninl.iia; Harper
of .Ji nkin^vitlo; II. B. Rikard. of Pros- *
ferity: C. S'. Gallman , of . Xewborry; | 1
'Ml < ?[;!" E?Prwrin, fo Bradley; D. *
? J- Bidden. of Laurens and many oth 1
ers of this type. Who could hope to
J - Z ; \ . ; :r-' ;k?
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goxcajaogaaes^
ind
The New Rider | ,
Bp Elllt ' .. ' I!1
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have a be I let giuup: Lot us extend {
our. borders. , . j.
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Teachers' Association and our t
. ' ''' Reflection. .
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The coming together of the State {
te'achers in our city last week u^is a.j
wonderful sight to behold. It was ]
indeed an aggregation of intelligence. .
I have hesitated heretofor eto say |,
much about this gathering, because of p
the social feature that h? attached to
tL?I?hare?never witnessed one in 1 ;
my life and hudno intent ion of do- j
ing so this time. Rut being persuad- i t
ed by my avife I yielded, nu>m
please her than anything "lse - A4'Vi^f %
going I must Oontess that I .was won- I j
derfully benHitted^To^y immi the ; .
literary features of the association !.
teacher in the. state can miss those
features of the association, wjthofit
.Iahiv n?e A-' A
UV115 mo wi itcioviA < ou iwua nijus- i .-|
lice. The various lectures ami jrroup i
meetings arc an. education within jy
themseh'dsf. Dr. Halo ol' Tennessee.'
was at his best. Wednesday nfprht. The
city,- superintendent of education of
Sumter delivered y masterful address
on Friday and also^ the State Superintendent.
The address -on Friday}"
nijfht, was worthwhile the-assonildii<i.of
the .asfSpSfation. "I have novtir
IteanLoiif. l'iLll_4)"iri all nfy life. /AT- r
ter listening to reports for two.
jht-en ilnp- M..I nln.i. ..Hl.O-W^Lschool
teachers, ;I see 'every .roasorvj
njiv the school teachers should keep j
abreat with the ae.e. But niv 10.- '
(lection is. will this ministry of oiiVsbe
able to measure up in . the f tit re
with none of the'SO;"'advantages- in
ihs ministry?- I nnT "persuaded to
answer "No." ?W(hcro is the tjme !
and Where is the place That the, niin.?t
isters.. can .-come together in a li f?_>
tin)e an<| pat -w m-i.-ti . . . ' m
ial.ex'perts to help them in their call* ^
in*? as-the teachers received to help
them in their profession last wec.U. I
Disliup lIut'sL needs id lie emT?7aTinH=
lated again and- again for hTs"' far~|;
sicrh-tedness in-that respect.?That; a< - '
Counts?far?his?hoing?wanted?Fy?.n >
many districts. Wo werc. delighted j".
with the. 'truest at our home; napiely, | ,
Miss-Ojetta Jones, of Barnwell. .\I jss>- | j
ess Jessie G'illlam, .Mary- K. Hickman. .
r.-, r r1 1 i ' '
i i i m-m mij'j ' iv, \>l IIIIIMJMJ\t ; ,\LI>.V
LeoRa "Ayers Burton . of Anderson;
Misse<s L Hamilton?and (lortt'trhi' ?. < ;
Tally, of Sonera and Miss ; Nanette j
Dodson ,fo Greenville,, all - wore hove
during the .week. '
Our Newberry, Greenwood and.
""". Sumter Visitors. rf"
It was certainly a pleasure to Mrs. )
Ellis, Children nml-myst-lf to weleome
our' former friend.* _ into out .Jiuineyi'N|ewT)eiTyi
Prhf. G, J. .Gallinan', !
Messrs. Edward Young and Cleophas : j
Floyd, Misses Lrfro>sa Floyd and Etta?Pratt.
Givcenwood: Mrs. S. J.j
Burgess and Mrs. EvanSv'-. -St*rnTTTTv
Miss Lena Canty aiul Mr Clark ?t
woreoiatod with mMin;; I'rof. Oeo. i
lioward, of CJooi'Kt'town. He is
the vit'e J^'iiu ipal of the-schonl in ,
Uoor^etown and a churchman ol" the .
highest rank.
*? Our WhiMfaiium.? ;
, 6n:li>at Sunttaty-. -inormiip .w wi i ' -f
u ith Rev. C. C. Mcllwain at Zi<?n Hill j and
while it was a rainy <]ay. .we 'i
have never witnessed a 1/etter.. sclrJ i
vice. This was the new church thatfi
was . aUaehed?to rnif"ilistt'.lct anfiTTH
was our | first visit there. They are i'i
among tho best pepplo in the A. M. ] I
E,--Church. They Avert so picas .d.t
withes until we will have to g6 back
in a few more days! Rev. M.Tlwain
is simply fine. The church will certainlv
take care of hinV for the work
he. is doing. Rev. Owens hatRmcrowd- <
cd church thai night when, we arrrmh
Out1 service at _ I .art caster i
was a real revivah?The officers could"
scarcely take rtM^^jlio'ing and the
people seemed as if tne^Mvanted t?r s
stay, all night. Rev. Owens is the i
ministerial LaIiu~uUl-i ho eb-v- f-fr i ? .
putting over the pvognam in Lane as- p
ter. The peoplu -say that' hh* V^lfi
ing was a blessing to'.the.A. M. K. t
Church in* those parts.
This week-end will find us on the c
Blaney and , Shady drove Circuits.
LVa Hrill O,... T o t> It /
-?F yTiii^picav II O. IJUIJUJJ l
fit Mt. Sinai on the Balon.v Circuit, ,?
5unday_ morninp and at Shady. Grove . s
'in RiV. O, A. M .rant at ,T:Uf) o'clock
hat afternoon, and at Jacob's Chapel i
hat nip-lit. Let* the people -of those t
'hnrohcn pia.v fin Hie [Thence ol the
loly Spirit.: ^. j
"Let us advance on our "knees." * j t
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?y THE PALMETT
" (1AFFNEY NEWS
The famous Rigaletts Quartet no\
%nown as the Southern Hiii-mnnigpiAcre
in a grand recital on Fridaj
light at Bethel Baptist Church. Theii
beautiful songs were enjoyed by al
present.
Claflin College String Quartet ren
lei: ed a iwital-Tueadny night at Dun
oil's Chapel M. ,K. Church. The au
lieeeh was vqry large.
llev. E. P. .Bruce accompanied Jbj
welve members of his church attend
-tlH hg-Tceitahj- -Mri^BrPCg Tsthe'paSor
of the Mti,Pleasant M. E. church
it Cowpensr S. C.? ' ~
JTF. aTTd Mrs. '13;?K R'h?y, Mrs
Uanche Brown and Miss Alice Richivdson
motored, to---Salisbury on n
hort visit to Mrs. -Riley's mother
! hoy reported a lovely trip.
^LrL and Airs. R.- H..* Foster havr
ust^'retpr netp-f ronr~ Col um-bia where
hey attended the fuhrela of My. Foser.s'
lather. We express our: deepesl
yntpnihy! _y
"-Mr. James Mciioo ol Spartanburg
ias recently opened ah up-to-date mo
i<?n picture here known as the Plazi
i heat re. ?Ij. ?
It hah been quite a success but
reeds a little more patronizing* Ij
uii want to see a real good Race pic
tire, *go~ to thO Plaza. ;
- BKAt-FORT NEWS
On Wednesday of. last week Mos
lames L. .D. Mixon, L. Frazier, II
Schepcr. Mabel?-Williams, Av?fi
Hayoos.and Aland F. Ford . loft?fo:
Columbia t<> attend the State teach
.us' association ?ilso Airs. Florence C*
Sanders, thy rural .sehoql supervisor
On Thursday morning Rev. and Airs
A lisoji accyinpunihd Jby 'Air. Israe
:i|iott ivnd Ms Mamie Patterson, ;
; talent of -Robert SmalTs hijjtl school
vho represented the school in tin
ashioii show left for the teachers' as
' ohrliTTn.' We are pleased to stat
I tat thru her our school was the win
toy of. the second' prize. ; '
Those from the county traininj
whnol who'atethded tlie'teashors* as
oeiation.-Were Prof, and Airs. J. S
^hanklin and .Miss Wood.
. The.week of meeting held at .Gvac<
Chapel A'. AT _K._Cnurch, Rev. Sr AV
hV'rd}iam_-pnjfhrj'with All'. Joe. Gvart
plain of the Club X&T%, was- quit
i success. This program featured th
welcoming t'f lite now ministers an<
;helr families -with Kev. J. AT \Vil.?oi
senior -minister and master o'f cere
muny. Kaeh of* the minister of t'Vi
L'oii'r nnimi?churches had ^-charge o
l.e m :> nigl-t Vn nint <[iVn.ii.
wore filled hy the local preachet
Each. minister was accompanied b;
lis- congregation 'and choir. On Mon
Rty night. the beginning of the week'
program. was a literary program, i
which' was well carried out despit
the absence of some of the partici
p'ants.^ - '
A: lovclv F. A. It. Church 'parson
aeci being erected no corner of Xpt
md I'rLu'e streets. When finjshe
; his~'\\a1i~be~TtTTitc "an" impwov'emieii
:m the coiTiniumty.
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The students of the Robert Siia
iiuh school department are endeavoi
ing To nveot-t-he re q.u i reinetrts as- tai
b.?WB.^hy .State authorities-.
The . 'seniors' have ' distinguishe
ihom.'c K es by t i im ning't heir vast "i
'ol'octs with capi.pf purple ajitl guU
i? tin 111>1111 iiiloii iu tny iuuei ciu>?
?s: We hope however that they dc
-ire to he seniors for a greater pur
pose than to. w?u* class caps. ?
.Ml'. i\ S. Saip|e'vs died nt his -bom
'ii^'cw Castle St., Wednesday morn
imr^ Mnrfh j'!** "M?- wp
ar.o of the old staunch members o
1'a.b.ci naale Baptist Church for. a num
her of years. - He was a very activ
member of Queen Rosa Court of" Ca
lanthe-No. '1-', a trustee and a Gran
rTTurt Sfl'tcer. .Mr. Sanders will b
missed for the interest manifested i:
jvery 'organization pf which he wa
:i member. lie was twice marriec
his seee.nd wife being, duad tnon
:naiv. a year. lie is survived by scv
n childi t n, four sons: Messrs. Pat
Alonza, Clarence and Samuel; thre
laughters:. Mesdames Clara J one;
hi: :-. Jenkins ;ind Miss I'-mline jtfnn
lers, four grand children and a hos
f'^o'thcr relatives and friends.
"Mrs. Anna Pressoy diPd Saturda
it her home on " ashfngton Ht. Fu
n-vnl sci'vii'K wovr. atheiTfled at Grae
A . M. K. t mirrh, ..Wednesday, Marc
>8th. Pno is survived by three ,50ns
Albert. John and Lewis; two daupfli
ors: .Mrs. Frances Tiller, Mrs. Lill
r>ressey, of New York City, 2 gran
liildron and three great grahds.
We are 1 'leased to report' that Mi
Gilbert Fisher, who. has been on . th
oi k list for more: than a month, i
iteadily improving. . :
Rev. J. \V. Budhin made a short vis
I to Beaufort. \Mhi4e hw" her wa
he guest of Ibis's.jj|dahel Faxon.
..Miss F.tta Washington made a fly
ire- trip khbrt and awcet.
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6 LEADER
X -u
GADSDEN NEWS
v We are glad to-welcome the boar
s- tiful Bering days at last(?The fal-iii
/ ers are certainly busy. now. Some ar
r planting corn^artd a few of them'ar
1 planting, cotton. Most of them ar
behind with their farm work on ac
- count of the bad weather.
Quite a crowd Worshipped at Re<
- Hill Baptist Church on the 25th, al
though the day was^showery. The pa's
r <or, Rev. R. W. Jenkins, was at hi
: best. " ' - J"'
In the afternoon of the 25th fou
i local lodges of the Knights of Pyth
ias and Coirrt ef -Calanthe held thei
: annual thanksgiving services at Re*
. Hill Baptist Church. Rev. R. W
t Jenkins preached a very strong >er
. mon. . . . t
Mrs. Lopisa W. Randolph attendc*
I* ?The Painretto State Teachers' . Asso
* ?- ?b
jT -nation last week. - She reports tha
. it was one of the best sessions shi
I had attended. . - :?
Mr .T A Randolph mul Mi .v C. Al
~ Webber motored to Columbia on th*
. 23rd. They witnessed the. Bep edict
State- game.
_ _,.M r.s?Carvio?AVt?f*pen??thi
t week-end here writing her children
f CWqthy and Olivia who arc with thei
QlttttV Mti. Tt. W. Randolph.
.Afrs. Bobo attended the Palmett
l Stttte Teachers' Association^ She rc
t m tied to Kpartauburg Sunday after
noon to resume her School work.
The community, was -saddened b;
. he tragic death of Airs. .Lucy AlacE
While ci'ossing the railroad. Fridh;
Cternoon she was killed by the South
r em train No. *28. Alrs.
Alack was a faithful mem
^ C''c'r of the Zion Benevoleht Churcl
f Shfe was about 85 years old.
Funeral services were conducted?a
1 the Zion Benevole.nt .Church
, I fast or, .Rev. J. \V. Neil, oh' the 25tl
The Red TlilT Sunday School wil
e vended their F.aster program,' Easte
i -morning beginning at. 10:30.
e , m ' -
Newberry News ?s
r -
^ Miller Chapel A. M. F. Church' hn
'in a one-week exereise, consisting o
e preaching fo? the fir.st four night
\ and a literal-v program on Frida
p On Sunday, March 2(Uh aithoug
t, lie weather was'h;ul the chufclv wa
:1 cfowded Lu?hear Few J. f. S'mar
i,!'The Sunday. School was well attend
. >"di Mr. E. F. Floyd, the supcriji
e tendent reviewed the lesson,
f The iv. of P.'fc- had ttrpif litanies
^, .viving sen lies at Bel liiehom- !>n';:
I * st Church, Sunday afterrftion a
v o'clock. Sir Henry Montgomery. :io*
|7 mg C. C. and Sir F^ B. Pratt, .77
s master of- ceremonies. The prograi
p was the-best that the Knights? hav
e. ever had. It was made up with: Vt
[ . jigious songs and addresses. Sir 1
F. Floyd Thiadc?an? addies.c cm ?rh
lioixr 01 inc. prtter. mv L1. tja!
x man made the address pn Pytliianisn
(] .MrstC. S. Floyd made the a (hire's.', i
bohajf Tlie Court of CaJanLke. M-t:
X. J. Ghllman made an address i
II 'a/half-of t lye church. 'Sir A; J-,, t "l'aj
^ p/lle welcome a < Hire ."
(t ? The?U^^fft-s-form Newberry" hav
-returned from :vtho State tea?h" r,1
convention, which was held in CoJun1
p- bin.?They returned - with liettcr TT
j?mm agenu lit to?do 'lietier W'm 1; ' i
"heir respective schools. .All th
; children wei'e glad vto greet. them i
.Monday morning. <
'. The death of Rev. F. Met*/.,' \vh
e departed -this life iiv.li-imt lv rrr?h"
home in H chela, S. C., was <iuite.
i to mourn his loss, two hoys, tw
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'I a H I -BY MC
c[oj .JL- RAIN
r| SOUT11LKN
t jjJ fhone Yb5 I
y.| | JAMES WOODBURY, Rep
a g; POR DEPEND/5
(,ir~; coo
v| The Citizens Fi
s| d ^ We have a complete line
' <t > Spcudl Pik^S On
Si PRICES-REASON AB1 >
| The C itizenV In
s | g ?J I I 5 Washington St.
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girls and a dear wife. 1 t
Klisha school will render a proi
grnni at Ilanah school on April 5th
~ tor the'benefit of Die school. . Come
e out amhwitness this unique program,.
e * On April' 3rd a program will be
e rendered at Klisha school, Come and
- share it with. us.
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Aiken News
s .^7 ,
-MissMableB.- Williams of-pBemF
r fort, S. ('.. was in Aiken two days
- last week as the guest of Mrs. Mable
r Jeter. ' .. . .
Mrs, Rosa Williams, Grqnd Rogi*~
ter-<;'f Deeds,Mrs. Beulah Fisher and
Sir P. A. Roperl J. \V. Cox, of Beauj
fort; Rev. I. I). Davis, of Sumter;
Dr. H. .G. I'nokau, 'Grand Medical
t "Director,- of Charleston, and |<ev. G.
1 \\\ Long were in Aiken- last week
S.."1 '
y.on business., Thov were pntprfaihpd
_ - it ilr- hun'ie of Mrs, p r1
B Crand Register of Deeds' ftfc the
( Court of Calanthe. , ?- H
'Ilk', Jolly Foyr Club hailed the
crTTurTn!* of spring witIf a?very- pleas1
ant dance fast .week.
Jliit." .Minnie Trowell of Wagcncr,
" S; t"*., AVas in A ikon last \veck_as the
rue.jt of her brother and family, Mr.
? and Mi.M t>. .1;. Jones.
.The'.great financial, campaigns stivj?y
ejd by the diliVrent churches and
- . It'ools of this vicinity have closed and
o vho: e w.e have reports from were a
jF "nrand ..-mccstST- 7": fvf
, , Cuiohei land. A.. M. E. Church* of
,.V\"}lich IvOV. F I3.. H vni'v
~ ilicicnt n,nd beloved pastor, realized
' 'nc .hundred dollars from -tiicrr cani ai"n.
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( - jh ic'liof 'nip" i'.'ap'. ist Church of which
^ '. w. ,V.. \\ llfll is-the noted;pastor,
r : l'i/od one thousand dollars from
iu'r campaign.*.
.E(kits -Acadeiriv. Prof. A. \V. Nich
pic idcnt| realized eight hunted
-dollars from their campaign
ago.I. by the students and teachers.
"The address niiule by Prof. Jesse
, . Thomas, of Atlanta, Ga., at the
j :\iden -.ship Ila'ptist Church on March
s-l. "> h Was very forceful and- inspiring.
v t ill*..? largo' audience was held ' spellj
njind i'lVivn tig- huginlilng of this wonj,
1 ful lecture until the end. Prof;
... hor. as is:_a?very }rmminent meni,
bcr'of our race and one of the conil'.
! . to i'uvpstigate the llcJyd com
n fol't htlj"." and Iras manifested
; wat interest in all movements to
p1 '"-t-tto1 .i'tir a anal"crmdltions and esd
)m IkV1U.iv in bringing about better reT-L
.i ,i's 1 t'tween tlie rhces.
k - Oh ' "f tii'e. on-standing features of
'1 J;y*.above progrhjn was'(he hciuiti^
ful. selections, rendered by the glee
.0 r !>, from'. Ri-ijjs Ai-nd/vmy;1 Storm
, I'. ari h Academy and "SchbfieTn school;
? '.The con*ri]ration, went for the here
T f.t of the educational, drive lauTicTu'i
j. the ttaclu'i'S' and students of Schoi
:: ;a" ;
y, Those desiring to read thcT^llBTctTT
.. h'-:: . :! at the A. ALK. parsonage
n each 'Saturday evening', on Kershaw
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
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36 Washington St I Abbeville^ S. C.
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Date Barber Shop.
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Service Barber Shop
1115 Washington Street.
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Ollice Telephones: '
' 8:50 A: 51. to 7:0H" I\ M.' Office 0033
T~ Resiencc 8873
Dr. D. K. Jenkins .
" DifivnsT ;
Killings. Plates,-(Towns and Bridge*
"?* <. Sunday l>y Appoihtriient
Kxtruction 1?y Conductive Andsthehis
' 1107^ .) Washington St., Cola., S. C. ?
Dii_L. M. DANIELS^
/-.Physician and Surgeon
Special Atle?u:..? Civ....?1 luonno*-, Qf 1
Wtnnviff?~ :?i?s
Offlc? ^ . Reaidonce
1125 Washington 2231) Ilanipton
Phone 0120 Phone 7564
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DR. H. H. COOPER
yf-? .. Dentist" '
; tioid Cro\vn and Bridge AVork ' s
' .A Specialty
Special A11< 111 ion (?ivon to Diseases
,.!' ' . 0{ the Ciuvns.
, Oflice Phone 0120. 1125'Washington St
. ." Residence Phone 8.2G4 ?
DR. J.G.STUART. ?I
TTflico I lours: ? Telephones:
. 1*1:00 tn ljOO P; M Res. 4692
0:00 to 8;00 P. >1.- Office 3*796
,~Offi"cc: , "^T- ' Residence: . T"
>;! 1702-.Muin--.SU ?r J 117,Pine St.
Office I lours: , Phones:.
IT A. i,' P. M." . ' Res. 8875
L- G.4VM H' V P.~M._ rn Office 4i>47 '
'.! Dr. W. D. Chappelle
-U. ?I'h.VKifii>n and Surceoh
-Diseases <tl \Unmi?n inrl ChiMi-fti
j 'A Specialty - < .
. - Office: ? . . Residence:
10*341 V Assembly St. 1 HO I Pine St.Columbia,
S. C.' " . .
M:3? 4. M. to 2 P. M. Office 0530
K H. Ar~~ -ReiT. UMST"
Dr. C. E. Stephenson
i PhYsicyui and Surgeon
Disease of Women and Childten A
Specialty
i Office: Residences--?
1 IM I .. XssomMy St. 1328 Oak St/
fOffice Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 2:00 P. M.
3:00 P. M. to 7:06 P. M.
DR. H. D. HARPER
Surgeon Dentist ' v
? Gold Crown' and Bvidgc Work
A SPECIALTY
- Filling*. Extractions. Plates. Crowns
j . and Bridges f ._i_?
Corner Washington and Assembly
1129 Washington (St. Crtla., S. C.
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N. J. FREDERICK
Attroney-at-I.aw and Notary Public
PRACTICE IN All COURTS
?State and Federal
111'J W ashington St., Columbia, S. C.
EXPERIENCED MUSICIAN
I EI). F. DAVIS
Teacher of All Ins<r?mynfa
"ffarrrlrt^yTiessona for-?a
. PupiK Also Arranging for
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1311 Barnwell St. Phone 7380
1 COLUMBIA, S. C.
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