The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 31, 1928, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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Prof.' Shnrperson, principal of the f
Danion Memorial school, attended the g
l? teaohci's' convention in Columbia last -c
- week, where, his school was awarded E
first prize- in a cotton dress contest. -1
- --Thiar speaks well for the school. _s
?Prof. Spann of the State College li
and-Mr. George Daniels, also of the I
agrityhnral department attend the invention.
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Miss T helm a Orr, M'sa Annie
C
ll '.nes and Miss Rosebud Daniels
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~. ' ^Xiiey report a good time and a pro- t
fit able, session. \Ve hope they will f
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not leave us. ' <
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II r. K- V. Rrtn>dnnr now stationer r
At Bethel A. M. E. Church, In "errhrm^bia
was (i visitor her today. His many v
oil nf- A\'ilHn?,o Tl.nnnl'n
n:t:hi\)cvs were glad to see him as c
was their paster for five years. _9
lie reports all things going well with I
.him; 1
Itdv. L.-.II. Hemmingjvay was a ^
v: Itoi- here this week. lie looks the A
pit-lure of a man well cared, for by "
v a good congregation.' ~
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Mr. R. A. White, proprietor of the
ioulevard Pharmacy spentMonday
,nd Tuesday in Manning with his
aniily and hjs many frienejs who were
;lad to see him. He has just roovered
from a slight, spell of la;rippe.
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"\Ve read with some dogrecnjf .plea"'>
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ure Prof. A. H. Gordon's article ol
ast week on the Modern Negro Race
-eader. We think it a fine producion
and it should be read before eVry
gathering of Negroes in this ant
ther States as it deals with facts
lcarly shown.' We think bur Negro
olleges with Negro presidents ant
eachers a failure if they fail to teacl
He younger^ ^generation to look first
o their own and nelp make business
or themselves. The race as a whole
iceds training and taught the idea
hjat unless 1 build for my a elf mrowi
k'ill bulid for me. .
?We note agatrr-tnat s^me-ot?orn
ollege heads are praising ijupt. I tope
nd Governor Richards for the sun>ort
they are giving Negro schools
lo you think that the C-O-l law is
ieing enforced by the authorities
vhen the give the Negro schools
3-0-1" salaries and some less?
Just at this time >ve heard the
Theatre
HOUDINI1! T J
?st "Mystery Man
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?an Escape from a Heal IS
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Children 10c Adults -20c %
Children 10c Aduljs^Scl
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READ IT WITH YOIJI
unic G ni rid Locijje l'urchasotl,. find o:
Fidelity and
prrov'ed Bill. Which Appeared in T J J
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; I ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A:
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Columbia, S. 0
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SOUTHS SALS3 COMPANY;
To 5 Shares Capital Sto'C
and surety company-'j i^l6J.o
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3 for this cooperation.
S.C. I)eo. jyth 1927 '
Grand Easter.
IR CENT DIVIDEN HAS BEEN D
Jtograph of Dividend Check Re(cr.tTy
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tefnrp the Year Closed. , Very l-inv*
3UY SOUTHERN FIDELITY STT)
NA pt $160.00 per share?the Old
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iiiiMlii fl ?w ...^
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!' shots of the policeiryxn's pistol.",He
got orfe gailohT of old corn ffom a
i' Negro and shot at him three times,
t This same Negro spends all he makes
with the other race. *,
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Greenwood News?
The IJev. S.' N.. McCants brought
two real thrilling messages to Morris
Chapel last Sunday.. LTespite the in'
element weather a very apreciative
audience was present.
> The, Weather conditions ^for the u- (
, TStKrHrhanksgiviiig service of the K. of
I j P., Court of Cajpnthe and Uniform j
: i Rank was very discouraging until a-;
j ho.ut 30 myiutes before tiino for the
service. The Rev. P. S. Moseley,
i! i a:;tor of"*Mt. Pisgah A. M. Et Church
i j reached a most .excellent sermoon,
JThe program was reported as being
r vert- irood. V
The B. Y. P. U. of Morris Chapel
w'as called to Order ,at 5:00 P. M.
" v Ith a good crowa preseht. This j
* meeting was featured by . the discus-j
:i.t:.un ut ;ucubjcut) which pruveii lu be
iiiJe resting-. afjtt^benofldial.
Professors Heard, Armwood, But!
lor, Burton* Aliases Willie Fo*, .Lucile
I'el'tivnl, Henrietta Williams, Ma-J
_ r.iie L. Williams, Alice. Gary, Gladys
-Bradley, Iisabel Tolbert, Carrie Waik!
Or, I^'ecie Gary, L. R. Frigg?; Alottie
* Maine,' Julian Scott, E. A. C. BrigWs;
t ( k ze and McKissiek attended the
teachers' .convention in CblumbitdTfSt
- -week. ? I ?;?
'i 'lie many fiicnds. of Airs. "Ojettn
Hargrove are sorry to hear of her
_ i'luess. Hope that she will ?oon be
utile to be"out- again..
Mosdames J. G. Williams, Winto'n.
- W imams, J. M. Walker, S. J. Bui&ess;"
F. M. Kavns, and Hemphill attended,
the teachers' convention in Columbia
last week. . . ;
Andrew Klugh, a prominent citiz
-n of Greenwood county, departed
this life Sunday morning, ^Iarch 2,5th
a: his home alter an illnessof'about
ten days, * Mr. lvlugh was <50 years
old at his death. lie was one bl
.Greenwood's, most enterprising farm
ers. He was president of the Negro,
lUurmors' Union for more, than two
? years, lie was a charter member 61"
Greenwood Banner Ltfdge No. 1, K.
- of 1'. ami tl member ol the BrUdloy
Burial Aid Society, and board of diI
rctors^' He "survived ' by a host of
nrtso
lOWN EYES
n December- 27, 19-7, Paid for FIVE
Surety Cor
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$800.00
EC! A RED ON THIS INVESTMENT!
sent Dr. C. C. JOHNSON, Grand Mask
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&<ttath Carolina $ ,
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of Th^W CuiiHidL'tml it OhHHjujI/;
( K .NOW lie lore the l-nee "Advances! ]
I'l-ice; The Price Will_Soon Advance.
lithfully yours,i. . .
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relatives and^frlonds.
Sirs. Flossie of1 Ashevillo, N.
C., is the guest of her mother-in-law
Mrs. Julia Fair, . Baptist St.
Mr. Jfthn Mance, Gilliam St., who is
one of the field representatives' of' a
toilet article concern in the North,
is at home.on hceouht iof the sickness
of his mothor, Mi>-, Hat tie?X:m <-,
who-is convalescing somewhat at this
writing.
Tho- Southern llarnionizets brought
a real musical treat to Grcctfwood
on March 2Gth- at Mt. l'isgah A. M.
E. Church. The performance of this
groups will stand the criticism of Ajncrica's
best artists. A very lai:;;e
and appreciative audience was present
, .
-fhe Tabernacle Baptist Church ip
this city is a surety and we find much
pleasure in stating tot yoy some of the
things being "done for it": "1 ?
March 2uth was the red letter Thrr
for this particular church, though the
weather was bad. We registered
TxvelvoTSuhday School classes with 10
officers present. Each class was a.
tended- largely.?.Thti School was _}>icsentcd*a
lovely nickel-plated gang 1 y
Mr. John Alderidge. Mr. Ej.G, SI
an, ine eincient superintendent with
his faithful teachers are bringing'
things to pass that wv hayc drev mod,
The Church was presented a lodger
by Mr.-AHie Washingioi.?;*. Mr. AVa. hington
is h very prosperous young
man.
Promptly n,triri^Oft-tr. m. Rev. H. At
Pctcrson,- the) dignified Clod-sent nuur
gave a ilcoitderful -sermon unci we
could but say that dWt-riot our hearts
rii while* thy man of Clod ..-i.ako 1?V
the way.- Wc[ raised in the morn in;:
..collection $11G,85. ' * " " '
? The Br Y. PcWd. at Taherri etc!u met
at the home, of Mrs. I,. Iv. Smith ami
the president, Mrs. J. M. Walker was
surprised to find.sink a/large crowd
I -n a.tfnciance. What could v.e do \?i h
out our young people?. j\*e arc-striving
to keep them biisy for the Master.,
On" Thursday afternoon, March
22nd the junior Missionary Society
under the "leadership of Miss Jim into
Williams had a brilliant nieetiug arid
thev are planning' great things in
their sphere for Tabernacle.''
Friday afternoon'the liunc and sinew
of the church, the 'Woman's- >Pi:-. iionary-^Moeiety,
had its ineeiiiip. at!-'
j if yoq won't believe they are doinjj
j a great work,'come and see. '
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1 spending a successful school term"
out of the eity.
Jlrs. Luellu -Kd\vards, of Pittsburg
I'a., is ut the bedside of her.sick
father, Mr. Edward A. Spivy, to help
t her^sistVr, Mrs. Carrie Hunt, to cone
j lrt theiv father.~ . .
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be-discussed until it takes its desired
f'.c(feet. T " "* ! ??
j Mis3 '-Et'elyn While of this city ltio!'?*'
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Saturday,. March 31, 1928
tored to the State Teachers' As:- t
ciation in Columbia last Week wTTlt ~
Mrs. Wilson, Miss Kapley and Mi<s
I'ressley.",? ' : ' *' Mrs!
Mariah Stuart has returned
home- from the hospital and is im- . >
' proving fast. '
>. Mrs. Katie McDaniel is, improving:
I much after having her arnf brdken ~
1 recently.?-?? .i
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| Miss Evelyn Wullor fs home again'
after completing her school %vork .last
week. '
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RLUAIE. Vice-Pres. f
JSSIE S7 GILMER, Asst. See. f
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