The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 14, 1928, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Mr. Joseph Xucker is^ at. his home 1
K;etting along: nicely after an. operaHcion
at the Waverley hospital' two '
weeks ago. I
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Mrf. *Mnmii' fPerry) Tilths former- _
ly of this city hut now residing in
Savannah, Ga., is here visiting her
sister Mrs Marian Stevep,*bh <u* Mast
fc Gervais street. - Mrs; Tihhs 1s a teach:~
el' in the city schools of Savannah.
. Bo|ure returning to Savannuh she will _
. visit her parents? In -Washington, 1). ~
C. We wish her,a pleasant la-ipr
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Mr. Denwith Meeks, popular young (
on a solo motor trip in his now (hovon
a sole motor trip in hsi new Chev- ,|
rolet Coach. "We wish 'him a pleasant
trip. I?
Mrs. Thelma Reed Tucker and two
friends.Mrs. Kennedy hud Mrs. ~
Brown spent the Week-end in Savan- ~
nah. (la., with some of Mrs, Tucker's,
relatives and?report .a plenoaift trip. -j
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Sftt. J. W. Plunkett and his wife :
have just returned to the city, from i
- II i ,it tl hi 1 h"'"" in Darling- j
yT. not asahepie; very , ta eporr n <
ton. They report a very pleasapt. !
. stay# : . . '
EAST KM) CI.I*it MEETS.
The East End ' Social (Tub No. .4,
met at the home of Mrs. Campbell i
White, the president. We had a nice :
group of ladies present. The ipeetmg '<
was very interesting. We were de*
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uKiiii'u in iiuye ivirs. isumaiun to visit
oiir club. We hope to have the opportunity
of. having' visitors *at every
i meetinir.
Atier iHe transaction?of business :
Mrs. Campbell refreshed us -with de- i
licious ice cream with cherries. The I
.officers are as follows: M^rs.' L. Barr !
president; Mrs. Laura Reed, vice- ~
president; Mrs. Lucile Yarliorough, i
fihrineial.secretary; Mrs. Janie U. Wii. 1
liuniSf recording secretary; Mrs. Mag- '
gie R Bookman, treasurer, Mrs. Janie i
R. Williams, reporter. i
CARI) OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and J
acquaintances for the.many acts of
kindnosss,' expressions of sympathy
and the many beautiful floral tributes <
given in the iekness and .death of our 1
husband and father, the late* A.-T.
Butler.- - 'C
Mrs. A. T". Butler,
^M'r. anil Mrs. K K. Butler and i
: family.' -
? NOTICE. J
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There will be a Musical Program >
given at Zion Baptist church July IT, ,
15128. The public is invited. Given
under the auspices of M. Abney, Admission
10e.
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; W. P. C. CLUB
A group of Waverly high school ,|
girls met and organized a camp club
for the purpose of doing charitable "i
work"as wett as entertainilig sdclallyr
The members are now working to *
? put oyer a play entitlod "Delvin and I
Charmaine in Just for Tonight" pro- i
duced by Miss Eugenia Bouler.
The officers are Misses Gertrude '<
Clifton, president; Eugenia Bouler,
vice-president; Louise Goodwine, see- <
retary, Viola ; Jeter, assistant see re-. 1
tary; Ifattie Belle Watson, treasurer
and chaplain; Jad'ene II, Clifton, re- :
porter; Julia-Jones, critic; Beaulah
Devault, pflrnist; Eloiuse Cx-aft, re- 1
porter of current events.
This club has high aims and a great <
desiiu to Je- much ; Work- in?tho fu- J
tUre. -- -ALLEN
UNIVERSITY CLUB OF 1
NEW YORK CITY STAGES
UNIQUE A FAIR
Allen University Club of New York
City gave, a student's vacationrdaiice,
Friday evening, June 22ncJ at the
Savoy Ballroom, Lenox, Ave. and 140th t
st- /' ,
More than 8U0 guests attended. A
mong the organizations reperescnted
were: The Carolina Exclusive Club,
the State College Club," The Gold Eye
Club, Claflin University Club, Benedict
College CJlub. r Those receiving
the guests were Messrs. S. B. W'Ml:
'liam, Wm. Anmlior. Ed. Brown. I.. I
Thompson-, R T. Logan, B. P. Walk'ei4
and Wm Seabf5ok#.~
The music was furnished hy the
famous Alex Jackson orchesrta.
ittiiaiMiaaiiiiifi
I?HT? ... 1 - H?'
IN MEMORIAM . *
In hiving remembrance of a dear
uishand and father,""Mr.- James?Enly,
who departed this life one year
igo,-June 14th, 11)27, >
Hear father, how we miss you,
loll NVL't'L' always kind-and true;
But today you are far away
n this world you could not _stay<
iVhile time passes" onward
leavier and heavier grows our hearts
>Ve will not fret, we keep on saying,
But though we are apart,
.Ve have talked with you in our .
dreams at night,
t'ou we're' so loving, kind and true,
Hear father, oh how we miss you.
Mrs. Corrine Eady (wife)
Mr. Peter J-. Eady
Mr. James E. Eady (suns).
Miss Cora L Eady *
Mrs. Anna E. McFarlin
(daughters).
CARD (IF THANKS _
?1 wish tt*P thank the members and
ii.ills of the Met. . Zion Baptist
hnreh, Dovesville, S C., foa* the do->
-etidn. made by them to my sick neiliew,
Ernest Harrison.- .
. Mrs. J. J. Han ison.
21310 Richland St.,
Columbia, S. C.,
? ?MJl H K.?; ' /
A young lady, who has had several
I'eai'ii' experience in teaehingi wants
i position in a Graded, or Grammar
-cli< ol. -tfhe can play and teach music..
Can furnish recommendation if
required. For further information
a rite 1'rof. O. V. \ alciUlno, Donalds,
NOTICE.
When jn need of a teacher write
l'he Palmetto Leader. We have three
applications from teachers who have
several years' experience in teaching
and can furnish references. MOI
NTAIN CITY ECHOES
(Continued from Editorial "Page)
white probate judge allow a white
woman to sign a paper to ffreo Negro
her years ago through her ignorance
af not l>eing able to ,read? God in
heaven 'knows?there?h?something
iiiikiiij wrung in tins case, ana nelieve
every farr-^-minded Christian,
vvhiie-person will agree. "But whatsover
a people sow that shall they
also reap." . 7"
V "Cap Jinn"
_ N. A. A._C\ L'JIAHA^REAT'
MEETING.
Continued from page 1.
reined I can sum it all up by saying
that whereas your organization is for
the advancement of colored people
it is going to do much for the white
people., You are doing a great work
iind'J congratulate'you on it."
' At the conclusion of the Governor's
address, Robert \V Bagnall,N, A. A.
P. P. Director of Branches announced
that the Governor was a member
of the .San Diego Branch of the As
duuiuliuik
The Governor was followed by Arthur
B. Spingarn, Vice-President of
the X. A. A. C. P. and Chairman of
its National Legal Committee, whc
DUtlintjd the work?of the .Asscoiatior
Vnd challenged any of the self-styled
patriotic .societies in the country to
show a parallel record of achievement
f v" a a f* u -..-1? vful!. A
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the concluding address of the Sunday
mass meeting, brought the mass meet
ing to cheers when he said that from
isking mercy and begging justice the
Negro was now realizing the pdwer
education and of organization and had
i'onie to the point where he said:
"Here I take my stand and from it
[ will not move."
The Association, said Mr. Johnson,
formed the only instrument whereby
the fortunately circumstanced Negroes
could assume and meet their
obligations to the"1$ss fortunate ones
who could not help themselves Thru
the Association, he declared, the Negro
would be enabled to do his part
toward the saving of America.
- The 19th Annual Conference of the
NT. A. A. O. P has attracted unparTtk'h'd
crowds in Loo Angeles, hun^
rlreds having to be turned away for
tack of room in the largest meeting
places the city affords.
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'{* CF.iVtF,TFRY located in North Col
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THE PALM1
'A PK^A GIVEN FOR MISS .1I LIE']
* . KAIFORI).
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The Jolly Girls Social Cluh opter
tained oh Friday afternoon July <>tj
at a seated tea, complimenting Mis:
Juliet T. Raiford of Columbia, win
left the city on July 7th for her sun
met. .vacation in I'hibuidlphia. TTTv
affair was given at Mr. W? K. Thomp
son's residence, oh (Cast Geivvais St
The living and dining rooins were ar
tistically decorated in zenias and nas
turtiums. Re fresh mentsT Ui course
were served '"on daintily pointed ta
hies in the spacious dining room. Th
guests were: Misses Emma Kershaw
Martha Geiger, Annie Thompson, Lii
|\-ile Taylor, Jessie Mae and Edit]
Rrowh an(T .TuTta B. Thompson; Mes
srs. Charles Thomas,"'lDelaney Simp
ton, David Bethea, James Hondorsn
and Cromer Ware, Miss Miiliam .Blu
jnax of Ridgie Spring ami th<? guest o
1 honor MisS Juliet Raiford.?The J oil
Girls wish Miss Raiford a pleasah
t S^"V .
[.. ~ : ~ . ; . ~~~ ' :
Mr. WjjQianv 1?. .Thompson, Misse
Millian Btpadnaxf of Rjdge Spring
j .1 uliet _Raifpfd.^Aiuwr>-4-juLiu,-ftel
' Thompson and Bena Elizabeth
bitt, motored to-Spartanburg for th
! fourth of July. They report a ver;
pleasant trip.
( Miss Emma Kershaw has returns
from New York where she spent,;
\ei.y, pleasant "vacation.
CARD OF THANKS.
_ AVn t-iPe np-i?.if ple:v<tiive in thnnk
! ing the Women's Missionary Societ;
of which met in Georgetown, S. C
|of which Mrs. Julia A. Hart is secre
tary for the act of kindness durinj
I t^C' neoeion. .
Seemingly tliat they had create
an exclusive minority in each com
munity, wlTci from the beginning ha
' been the sole defenders of all tru
art. The minds of the people war
j attached voith the dear- old souls a
the home* and lifted a .donation u
which they- were badly in need ol
The donation amounted to $5.-00, l'n
which we thank them. 7
We thank you once, yes "twice, w
| thank you. * , \
j. We have nine (0) inmates in th
! hnma Iw. f-.l .
. ..v?iiv vw uv, V1UUIVM, HU illiU Caii'M JO
Wo beg the prayer* nl' the puhhr. V
donations will please he <onl?in '11 il
Klmwood Ave.
MISS SUSIE JAG'GEKS,
I. IN MEMOItlAM, *.
1 Jii sad, hut loving niemorf ;of oti
! dear husband, brother and uncle, Sjta
J aggers, who "departed tins life on
t year ago. July 1927.^.?
Gone^.?? ?7to the sweet beyon
--fctr-lneet other loved ones who hav
already gone. Ami Oh, how WO lilt?
you; your voice, presence and tcndi
j care as well. There is a vacancy i
| the home that can never he?fUh*
l lij.it the Lord khows best; so slee
oh dear one and take your rest. .
Blessed, peaceful sleep; sleep an
rest, sleep and rest on Jesus' breas
XVe loved you well, l>ut Jesus love
you. best.'Good niglft.
Minnie Jaggers, wife;?Susie .Tip
gers, sister; Lucille Graham and E
ouise J. Green, nieCeS; Hepry an
Willie Douglass and J. Jaggers, nc
phews. + ?
WEST ANDREWS NEWS,
The rally is 6n for the" Trustees i
Mt. Lebanon Church. Wo are ex per
ing every- member to do their "Bit,
The deaconess Board had their rej.
ulav meeting Wednesday $:<)0 p. n
at the home of Mrs. Polly Washing
ton, Mrs. Adline Smith, president.
Dr. L. R Nichols, P. E. of George
towtr Disrtict returned -home- afte
spending several weeks in New' Yor
and Baltimore. He brought as; hi
guest Bishop M. H. Davis, of Bait
more -y:
Dr. Nichols and his honored gues
oisnop uavis spent the day at Wes
Andrews with our pastor Rev. J. (
James. Friday night was Love Feas
night. Bishop Davis delivered a thr
ling message to a large crowd of er
ger listeners. .We ftwe all glad t
have him with us.
Saturday morning Dr. L. R. Xichol
and the Bishop left for Black Mihg<
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of HFhe Muse"?a beaUtiful
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iiis. Thursday, Jnly'-l-U,?Return: to I'i'i
nicnt of Pullman charges. No hagga
vacation in the. alluring North C'aroli
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ove and Ridgewood Churches of
ch of Winnsboro. lumbia
7:00 A. M.
ULY 16 th
npr. Pastor of St. John, Winnsboro,
isrtor of Brown Chapel; Rev. T. K
1; Rev. G. <M TJulmer, Principal of
?TC.-TH. 1. IVUfshfall. W .'H. AUrsh. '
;r.; Rev. L- G. Bowman; Sufrt'tury. - \
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"jresent tin.- pianujr^tKo et-lobr&ted
j* artists juro arid endorse.. We
* challenge comparison, Lowest
*: prices, liberal terms.
Jji M;il(nit''s Music _ House .? ??:
X 1 I&8 Main St., I'hone521U
f N. U.?\\e and the?Piuno mfck [
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Health, Happiness, Brotherhood, Prosperity.
Felowshlp, Charity, Kindness, Juatice,
Mercy apd Love.
OFFERS TO ITS MEMBERSHIP
Aid when sick, Protection at death, Aid
in Disaster and Distress, Aid to Students
in Coileae. Free Hospital Treatment and
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every city, tcwrr and hamlet In South Carolina.
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SM WH R t ARROLb;
(irand Noble Secretary,
State Headquarters,
lll!? WASHIN(JT0N STREET
Rev. J. E. Beard. O. P.. Abbavllla
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_A- Kvape, M. P.. Columbia ~
B[ (Trnrul Noble <rounaftllof 1
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