The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 07, 1928, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Sumter News ,
Sunday, June 30th, was a high da
at Mt. Pisgah. Sunday School e
9:00 A. M. was well attended. " A
11:00 A. M? the church was packe
almost to ijts capacity to hear th
??pastor, Rev.j W. . F. Rice, who, prearl
ed a wonderful sermon. Quite a hos
of people went away say, it is we
^ that we capie out to- the house c
prayer.'
Our own Dr. C. W. Bernie warshij
ped witli us Sunday morning, an
spoke to our on a very vital matte
We are always glad to see you; do<
.tor, come again.
?Quite a number of teachers who ai
Wk here attending the summer schoc
' was seen in our audience, Suntia
morning. Welcome, thrice welconv
7 Wlhen you ft,re in the. city We are die
lighted -to hav^y^ worship - at M
?' Pisgah. ,. '
T? Our pastor, Rev \y. F. Rice ;
vo(ry popular. He firtds it very har
to fill all the engagements^ He preac
ed last week, Wednesday night fc
' , Rev. Hilton, on Liberty St.; Tuesda;
and many othPPg tO fill 1T1 lh(! Til1!!
July 3rd, at Shiloh Baptist Churcl
future.
We miss t^e shilling faces of Mis
se?~ M". L. Sampson, Elease BriSbe
. : and othfers who are attending tti
cummer school sit Orangeburg. \V
. wish them a pleasant and profital)!
stay. -??
. ; . We are indeed sgirry to report Mis
C., M. Wilson on the sick list thi
' weekT We wish her-a speedy reeo\
ery.
The Rnnstnic' ("tliih hul.l Hn.ir rrp
ulai month meeting at . the home c
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gregg, ITarvi
St., Monday aiternoon, July '2nd. Mis
Wilson being indisposed, was nor pre
ent. Mrs. S* S. Rice flrtJ-'doQ. The
* had quite a nice meeting. The host
ess served a deliciope course of cah
^ and cream., ... ,
One of our charming Mis
Minnie Spears, has taken'/up her a
bode in Georgetown, as .MrJ. J. I
Benbuw. We miss her even in. r
than we can express, bir our loss i
Ccm'kclown's, pain.
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IIARDEEVILLE NEWS."
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Regular services were held at Fish
er's Chapel ftL E. church of whic
.." the Rev. J. MitHiHl-is pastor, Sur
- day morning and night.
^Children's Day exercises were he',
at St. Stephen'A. M. E. church .Sur
day night which was largely attende
The Ridgeland Nine crossed bat
with the Hardeeville Bear Cats a
HardeeviUe the past week. Bearcat
are usually'bad but, they didn't do
thing with the Ridgeland nine.
Rev. J. Mitchell! accompanied b
his brother Samuel motored here -f-rot
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t.. uuinuei ); oaiuraay. Mrs.
Sarah Rivers accompanied b
Mtas Malissa^crivei) made a busines
* trip to Savannah the past week, i"
. -v Miss Dorothy Hodges spent a fe1
days in-Savannah visiting relatives.
A group of girls met at the Masoni
hall and organized themselves into
Club known as the "Jolly GirTs Sc
eiaf Club." 'The following officer
were elected: 'Malissa Scriven, pres'
dent; Anna Brown, vice-president
Carrie - Morris, secretary; Haz<
Thompson treasurer; Eleanor Marri
chaplain and Catherine Pelot, pre
gram committee. The purpose of th
Club is to bring joy and sunshine t
this community. Mrs.
A. B. Pelot in company wit
. Misses Carrie Morris and Rosa Pele
and Messrs. Jerry and Samuel Mitel
ell motored to Savannah Monday.
Messrs. Jerry and Samuel' Mitche
were the dinner jguests Sunday i
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Jr.
?Mrs. _Gertrude?Backstitch?
Sunday with Mrs. Anna Self.
The Hardeeville Quartette rendere
several beautiful selections. Sunda
* night at St. Stephen A. M. E. churcl
Mrs. Mamie Vass and children-, V<
ra Austin, and Lillian Grant sPeT
the weelt here visiting Mrs. G. 1
Lowman. They returned to Savar
nah, the past week.
Mps. G. P. Lowman is out agai
after several days' illness.
Mr. A. L. Riley js still on the sic
list .
A. AND T.-TUSKELXEE GLASS*
ON OCTOBER 6TH~
Greensboro, N; C.?One. of fHtTTvioi
bitter football tilts of 1928 will I
staged in the World War Stadiur
this city, on Saturday, October 6t
when Tuskegee Institute one of tl
strongest elevens in the country, fac<
A. and T. College, C. I. A. A. cham]
ions for 1927, now led by "Horse
invicible Aggie squad. As this will 1
one of ethe earliest star cofiteSts i
tlie season it should prove to be ;
unusual attraction as an indicator <
' the respective calibers of two of tt
. . fatest and most powerful colore
?? UAmt ttt the conntry.?
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Aiken News 1
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.y I. The 'city was all agog with festiviit
tics on the glorious Fourth. I'icnics
it anil other entertainments of various;
il kinds engaged the time and attention
te of the populace generally. They are n
i- tmi ininii-rmis?ut?mention, Every?t
it body Had a good time. a
11 . ..Mr. T. H. Spunn, of! Charleston, e
>f 'jnic up to spend the Fourth with his a
brother arulwife, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. n
)- Spahii. We were glad to see him. n
d r Mr. and Mrp.Wm. McGhee and Miss 1
r7 Filed Jackson - spent 'the .Fourth uTl)
Nashville, Tenn., ?with Miss Beatrice 1
Mlcdhee, who is attending Fisk Xl- [
e diversity. ?:??* r? : ?- \
)1 A summer school for delinquent C
y students' and those desiring to take 1<
e. advance studios is being ci.ulupted at t
*- tFfe Andrew Rdhinsoti ScbdoTT^iilding, A
~,and daughter. They have enrolled T
is.-thirty or more students?This is quite T
d an opportunity for the school s fluid. b
h ren of Aiken during the summer va- n
>r cation. . tl
. The Allen* Chirstian Endeavor I.ea_ 11
^_gne oi .Cum iter land A. i\i. i*,. i nurcn *
1? is having very fine and enthusiaslie-T^
meetings. The young people are tur- n
?^__ning out in large, numbers. ~ '
b ? The Allen Life Guard of_ Cumber'- a
C i bind Church was organized on .lunt- X
g_l 2.(11.}> with about thirty- young men ,a
e froip ten to eighteen years old. This ^
in the--tirst Life Guard organized in
is the State. The officers are.: Mr. Wm. a
IS (Vinklin, guardma&ter, Mr. A. \V. Ilill. _
Jr., secretary and Mr. A. F. B. Horry, t
Jr., treasurer. They have arranged
requite an ambitious program. ll
>f; The late 10r. C. C." Johnson's y
n ; drug store re-opened a few days ago
iH under, the management of Dr. Mary |<
s Johnson, assisted ;by her brothers, lj
y Charles and Mason. They will be o
- well patronized as was done before the q
e doctor's death.
A ijity bond issue was voted upon a
lsjheie l;}st- week, Tuesday. Many col. J
l~ orod citizens voted for it. ..There is h
no disfranchisement of Negroes here, f'
IVTr. Win. Conklin visited Green- v
s ville on last Sunday. | s
Mrs. Clarence Tolan visited Gran- ^
iteville and attended service at the s
A. M. E. Church there.
Mrs. Ilutt.ic Wills, of New York, 11
?| is visiting- Mr.- and Mrs.. A. Lr. Spamrrr^
,.i ilis mai6t6h st. ' . 41
jTl ALr. John Hughes, of Washington,
i_ I?I>. Cr, hrotheis-in-la'w of Mr. and Mrs. P
.J J. L. Leoft and .Mrs. Burroughs, was. (I
ji. nthe city this' week' to attend his
mother's funeral at Mt. Hill Church. '
(| lie attended services at Cumberland'
s Church oil Sunday night.
Lt { Air. Walter Coles, Jr.', grandson of '
-;i Dr., W. B.?C<>les, deceased, was buried
^ j here on Tuesday morning. The- body *8
I was accompanied on the train from ''
y! Charleston by his uncle, Mr. H. C. ^
ii Ihitras. and Roe. Dr. Griggs, of Au. t
[trusta, Ga. Dr.. W. H. Miller, .Mrs. 1(l
y j'I)uj?a.s iind daughter. and Miss Mickey, I(x
;s the efficient book-keeper of the M^ek-j11
ey Funeral Home, Charleston, motor. J"
iv "d up from Charleston to attend the >'
funeral. ' The deceased was just 20
i,. years old, and a graduate of Lincoln j
a and Howard' Universities.. The cere).
niony was .conducted by .Revs. A. F? -t
s -B.-Hurry and Griggs. . Mr. Wt A; a
|T -lack-son handled the body. .8
;j" Several visitors to the city attend- d
jl ed Cumberlanyl church-on Sunday n
[IT morning lasT! Amutip them?tvme. -+
Mr. Jpseph Goodman; Miss C. A. Har0
per, vi.siting- - at Piv'C. C. Johnson's; )
,o .Mr, and Mrs Edmonds of Sumter, Vi
visiting' their' brother and ' sister-in- s
h law. Rev. and- Mrs. A. BlMcGhee; o
>t Miss Lois MeGhee. of Greenwood, vis- h
j. it.ing her. sister,"Mrs. Jeanette Bland; t
and Mrs. R...C. dtappelle,, widow of--t11
the late Bishop WV I). Chappelle, vis- I
. The Community Service League c
t? l^ryfi'jim (deferred) avus earned out i
on Sunday last at Sehofield .Institute
i(| at 4 p. m, Prof. W. F>. Weaver was c
( mastev of ceremonies. Dr. A W Hill t
br. road the Scriptures ,and prayed The.
?_ address was delivered by Dri A. F. B. J
it Horry. .Several instrumental and vo- s
i.kdress and music were enjoyed by all. I
Miss 'MatXie Mutizonyof Charles- t
n ton' and several other teachers, .at- c
tending summer school at Bettis A- t
k raticmy were lit the city Sunday to 4
at'tend the Educational program at 1
i Friendship Baptist church Sunday r
_ night. , ' I
G Mr. and Mrs. W+l lie Conk le and c
Misses Swansey Mason, Alice Quattle J
baum atid Rosa Lee Turner motored j \
If: to (iueemvood lar.t?Sunday to visit j (
JC Mrs. L'onklc's school friends Misses 1
n. Louise and Marion Anderson, Thefy j S
h. report a very pleaant stay. I 1
>e M,iss Alice Quattlebaum has loft
w fur Cincinnati, Ohio for the summer.
Friendship Chuuh litre Big College i"
( " - - % Night. _
^ A great rrnw4 tilled the ohm eh last
*> Sunday night to witness and enjoy a
jf sacred and educational program renin
dered hy the students attending" the
various schools and colleges in-and
ie out of the State. ?? 1>d
Prof. E. B. Williams of Morehouse j
? College of Atlanta, (!?>, now instruc-jl
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TIIK PAL.MKT'
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XIIOKS FROM SI MMKU SCHOOL1
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By "Harvey."
ClreCnville, S. C., July The Sum
uir school is drawing .to a close."
'rof. Johnson and faculty?have?led?
host, of more than three hundred"
agtr teachers to higher Inspiration
nd aspiration as well. Many primy--*-'
eiU educate is; have apposed and
iade some most excelIei)'f addresses;'
'he most outstanding levtr res-sis far
ave been made by Dr. Hurry Clju'k.
lean of F-urman- Urtivcvity I' of.
I oil is of the. ParkeV -district, Miss
niafry. Health instructKty-.-for. South
'arolina. La-st, hut. not, hyv ai? ilie
;ast of Inipprtance, ouvMr.d. it. F-. L
an, state agent for Negro .^chouls.
ilso Supt. R., II. Me; rs .d' Cio n . ill.i
on hand from time to time.?Sri?
inl activities have hot Wnvi.'iek'ng '
lie Teachers'.. flli.'e...^'luli i mi.In.".cd?
y Miss, Alice " Webb, sang at Furlan
last Thursday night. .They
hrilled the audience tus'uch .a degree
ntil anbtfyer date Vas[set hy the auliui
ilu-.-t lii i'mhv ad.'tlli. M ^ 11?!. i \ i
lily 2nd was set for ti Trolley ride
round the city, Wednesday nigh*
"losing Exercises of Summor sctioo ~
t Union Ifiarh school?-A. Musical
'oneert?Admission free. Thursday *
trip traveling 'by Imss to f";i >-:i *
ft1 ad. Then a show cjowii .with oxaju-'
iption papers fi-bbsy ;in,l vnd .i.-.l-iy _
t 12rt>0 school closes.
IV1 r, Sewell ha^ many thanks ,-fov
he teachers trip to the nxmiltainYour
Uncle Harvey ftvas guest tV?
he table for lunch during the session
nd y?ur .Uncle had to watch. Mm.
liils the Vn.stes s for fi ...t s. w,r ~l??U
\ws5 of table etiquette plight be- v'J ;
ited... Airs. Mac A. Black had eh ir ]
f the (light hash) for_that -doparlicnt.
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We were much amused to "g'lawn
t a part of the delegates. of. Uncle ;
oe's worths as they?iveve* passing |
aek home after .selling out 1 he race (
irV" U ' mes of pottage. Whtit. fools
e mortals he. One fellow delegate <
eemed to be strapped wt?nt to "I.. .
'." an ally of Joe Tofhe.rJ and' got ]
omc -green iroods as I C. se<>?w?t
i> be somewhat flushed. .This c-aivy- 1
isr will' scon eonie to an end for ]
e^-i^c^inK f,?. a i/ftiy Whin par. (
y-, betigintr them "to oi'U'nnh'.c lm\a : ~
arade and dine at the I'oinsett. Hotel. \
Jhe District- Attorney says -thru' i
ho columns hero that he-is pTeadinjt ]
or a "real Republican parly." 1 am ! i
old that jyhen the mob-met at ('<*-'!
imbia in .February t-hat a or n is for (
a son-of toil) made .an jmpassioiuite ]
peech and-went so^ far as to drS--^ert
has done more for- tiie Negroes j
han "drsus Christ lias ever done 1'orJ ]
hem." That same Judas iv.ot on as a' \
elepafe arftf when his name wh < i]T_! ;
<1, he was oin somewhere with the ']
oys. : 1 ... lj
I.a.v it ?>n MacReth! I atu as .eXer ;
our.dear . '
UNCliS-fl A ltVKV'. ..
or in Sc-hofield school was .nupiau'er^
fnd Piaster of ceremonies on' this
;rand occasion. The sohjrs, ?r..r i'ons.
,<riKiniuivuctii nun insirumctuat
lumber* were rendered.- with masterv
.lit anil heard with r tin''.
Old and youniji were lend in trWvTr"
raises of this splendid .projrram wit h
it" least eiftht or ten se hoots . re prorated.
The pastor, Rev; A. \Y. il'iUrr";
ifticer and many prominent visitors
eard with '-gladness this program sitins^
in the pews with the cuigrega '
ion. We?are greatly?indebted t-w?
'rofessor Eddie B. William foy his
xcellent service trt pi'esoyttj", Ui. the
iti/.ens and menvhers o?-all-e-bmehos
n Aiken this, the host e-lneatietial :
onoert we have yet' heard from our.
>v.n students and graduate**.' ;fr.>m
he various schools.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Itortn Branch Association held its
ession at Old Storm Branch Baptist
hurch' lrrstr Stinday. Itev~.~ R. B. Ma- ~
try, pastor. This was indeed the
rreatest session-in the history of the onvention.
The primary object of
hcyc ,STSter;(Mis to install electric
ights on?the campus 'of the . Slum._
Jranch Academy. Certain efforts and
Missionaries were put to work at the ,
ast mcet'njr and their rep n ts- show>d
- preal - Ohristiart activities.--Mys-.tfary
Holley reported $55.05; Mrs. A.
iV. Hill reported $40.50 and. sin e the
'onvention other monies?have been
troiifrht in, making a total amount of'
558,25. TTus" was ktluu n Trs-t+ie?4+eiv
\all.v. The Auxiliary had a ked each
lerson. to trive one hen and all she
iroduced for one year.
?iffw n?-flTVrtm tcrmisdonnry
reported $88.75 through the'
laaiatance of Mrs. Malinda Mlnin, Westbury,
T,ongr Island, who. raised
ittlo convention where only eleven '
hurches reported they raised $330.00,
r>lneing their total amount now in the
Western Carolina Bank of over $1000
\:i light at Sturm jii.uu U Ai'?4emy,
lO LEADER
System Filled With
' Poison
as a result of
tONSTIPSTIOirMr._R.
J. Black, of Helton,
S. C., says:
"I could not eat and my rest at
night was disturbed. I was troubled
with the effects of gas pains, -?
and I hardly had a comfortable
day. I was nervous and worried.
All I could do was to complain.
I tried several things but I could ?
get no telief. All my ailments
were the:result of chronic consti- ,
nation which caused my system
to become filled with poison.
?"One day a friend suggested
that I try Black-Draught.?i be
pari taking it. right off. I ccmtinu. ZZ'1
ed the medicine for several weeks
am in better health now than I
hpve been in yeats. 5
"Black-Dr?ught is a splendid
remedy fob constipation.". "
ThrmannHg of othera sav the
Some. " -r
Try TE 25 cents a package.
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tJffeenwood News
H. W. Binifiyardnar was in-.
v,\ 11 Monday on business for^The
!'..linctto Leader. ?
Mrs. Graeie Coleman's many friends
ire jHail' to sec her out again.
Mrs. Mary Williams, on Baptist
St., is coijfiiied to her bed. Her many
riends hope for her a speedy recovMrs.
Blanche Prater and little
- . Kl v
laughter have returned home after
ipeiulimr sometime with- parents on
Magnolia St. . ""
Miss Iriesr Jackson is a pleasant
fi.?itpr at her- mother's, home, Mrs.
Ida Jackson, on Maxwell Avenue.
M i - s Inez is making heft* home in"
ilianvilje at present. ?' ?
Sunday was really a. red letter day
>otn spiritually and financially at Mor
is Chapel. Our ipost worthy pastor,
Dr.. "F. I). Johnsoh, is really putting
hings over in high style.
The nvein.hers and pastor of Morris
i.'Impel are now in the midst of Dr.
[ '.T>. .Johnson's installation services,
yvhich jire destined to be a real suc1
a in sure when Prof. Baumgardner
ries made his round on his goodwill
our in interest-of The Palmetto Leader
much good will have be??f? acccrmidished.
The agency of The Palmetto
Leader at (ireenwood will not
leave one stone, unturned in making
it a success here. .
~Rev. UT PrreTrtn. oft"arey
pel preaelH-d a most excellent sermon
Holiday night at the installation service
ar~ Morris Cahpelr y
Hev. 11. I.. Davis delivered a most
i.\'i?. . i bni'mikn '"Timer!n f of
' in-.- ^ l lll'/U i UVOMWJ
Mon ihP Chapel.
.Morris <-hapelV membership were
Aft. Pisirah A.- M.
fi7~(THm,hKThursday night.
i.Mvs. Ik ssie Williams, of Rock Hill,
* as a - phpisant visitor at Morrifc
f hrfptd; Sunday morning. She rendered
a' very ' pleasing solo. Mrs.
William.- was called home on account
d the death of her aunt.
- Dr. and Mis .1 ,T. Ktarks, of Sum- .
ier, were pleasant visitors at Mr, and
Mr?.. J:-^Johnson's home on Baptist
St., Monday,, c-nroute to Anderson.
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Mr. X. B.. HilTk mahy* friends re- "
Lirot- nnrclT to see hipi leave ^ for.
Way nesville, N. C.
Mrs. Hattic Nance an<l Mrk. Lou
Burch continue very ill.
.Miss Willie Fox. left Sunday for
ITp.-k 11 i 11 tvIycto she-with-attend summer
school. . . t
Uuth, df'.'California; are spending a
whilcr visiting relatives and friends
Miss Isabelle Tolhert left Thursday
for Rock Hill where she will be
one of the instructors during^ the
summer sch'ool. '
Sunday was a full day at Tabernacle
Baptist Church. The Sunday
SchYIiT Under the nmnageriient of the
superintendent. Deacon C. E. Stuart,
rmd hi*' eorpo o?. teachers who vie
with each other to bring the school
up (o the standard, were at their re.
sportive posts of duty and taught the
i At. 11 :.10T A. M\ Tabernacle's pulPTt
was honored-with Rev. Herbert, of
Alcolu, S. C. He ttreached a wonderonce.
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At r>:00 P. M. theB. Y. P. U. with
Their busy and faithful leader, MY*.
J, M. Walker, had a delightful and
enjoyable meeting.?Ah who attended
will surely cpme again. ' if
Mrs. Cornelia Robinson, of Ware' \\
Shoals, is'spending a few ,days in' lathe
city visiting relatives and friend-. ev
' . HONORS DR. C. .A. WARD Mi
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Georgetown, S. C.?The home . of F.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Anderson was. lh.?aii
scene of an elaborate reception last 'M:
Monday evening in honor of their Dt
guest, Dr. C. A. Ward of Jacksonville.' ai
Flu. The early part of the evening Mi
was spent in playing five hundred and Ft
dancing; after which progressive "
whist was played by all. Dr. I'. (1. '? :
Teele was awarded first prize f<>r !' >
having wone the highest number of.,'',
points, A-. Q.-Dumnore wa-<- tt^?tttt
wared cpnsolution prize tind Mrs. Flo. lot
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ruT> Dunmore.'the booby. Dr. C. A. aid
received the j^uest prize. A deitnis
sweet course was served. The enriijr
wasj.p'kasantiy spent and enyed'
by all. Those present were:
r. and Mrs. A. A. Alston.' Dr. ST W. i
inmpsoti, |'iotV-^"TI. lk'C-k,~ 1 >i;'; U,
Paten Mr. A. Q.- Dtumtorej1 Mv.
J?.Mis. 1 i-oina. Fra.- r, .Mr. and. : ra.
Thoinas Clark, Mr.-, lieatrice
thim re. Prof. and Mrs:. C. How..;
b, Mr. Willie Itolii.n-oii, '.Mr. and
rs. l.au re lice- J Hinhinro, Mrs. K. P. '.
aso'r. Mi1; and Mrs. Finest 'Atjvlni>.
Misses ko.sa (lililis. Inez Richard.
It- and Pauline 1 Mihnore; Messrs.
toij Varufe'rhosl -Tho'in-ax and Dr. '.-''
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