The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 25, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
I PAGE TWO- Charleston
News.
1 - ?? Mrs.
t\ M. Gibbet, her daughter I.>
dia atj?l Mrs. V. L. Shccut and her|
two sons. I.eroy and Irving motored
. ,t0 Whshirtgtotr,~tt.--ty tu attend tlwltith
Bi-ennial meeting of the N, A.!
C.~W. - From the meeting they motored
to Baltimore', Philadelphia, New;
Brunswick and-New York spending
a few days in each city with friends
and- relatives. This jolly party_^_arr
rived safety home a few days ago
jind report a very enjoyable and prof
itable trip with hot the slightest auto
trouble; Mr, Irvdpfg and Leroy j
Sheeut managed the ear very skillfully
and they are recommended to the
public us "skilled,* experienced and
"careful chauffeurs.. , 1
' The?fhrrfy?Vacation church school
nf^'F-T^tunvdr lias- c-lnsmi
?i wft h the heat session in it5 history.
r > As usual the school operated as a
standard school 'under the Board of
Education of the M. E. church. All
' of its teachers hflve comptetod front
" two to six coursen in Wolin'hu?i Kdu.
x cation and understand and know what
they are doinp. They .were elprht in
number, "losses .Jessielee Burgess,
Mae Sheut, Thelma Collins, Huth Dun
can Alice Miekoll, Alice Schroder,
. Sadie Bennett with Mrs 1' M- Pthluid
as Supervisor and the brilliant pits-r
tor,'Key. J, (' Ribbon asryenend mann/?er..
??- The. luuuLwork which consisted of
_Ju#uklots,- limns and posters was of n
superioj; uuality and yon (dated wit h
siijoeet s rmrclTn These? pieces?td
handwork, .were >;i.ven. to the inmates
~~ ui' l'iiioli.n en Tiibernrlai1 SaiVltni'nuo
ami the Old Folks Home, ps a "love
tola-TP' fr-oin the children.
) tilhv closing exercise was witnessed
by a very lartrc, appreciative' audii
nee and . those. who have followed
.these exercises consecutively, declare
tnU to he ihc. iieAt.
The following pupils completed tie
. work of the respective^departf?.ufiits
i . Bcpinhcrs Dept.: W-ilniot Robinson
Theresa- Ball, Vera MeCIill, Marjorii
Simmons, Elizabeth Ulttchell, Elizabelli
Proctor. Primary Dent.: Mar
garct Dunt'un; Lydia (lihhes, .Adeline
Clement, Henrietta Kliiot, Ivlizahet1
~ Rrown, Marietta ~Sinkler. Alfreds
Johnson; (Jcorge Hrown, Thelma Jen
kins, Maude, (teddies. Junior Dept.
Dorothy 'Smith, Uosetta Hall. Thelnu
Sininions, Rosa Williams,- Louise Jen
kins, Kli/.nheth Re id, Marie Smith
Curtis (Jreenwood, .Mildred CVUins
I.ailiile Stklcr.' Ruth" Ayer," Dorothy
' (leeldis,.Viola (iihhes, Rebecca lla.vns
(irant.
-?- 1- The ' iiitev-i nival Committee ol
? of u*mg the Wesley M. K, ehuvel
playground (the only colored ecjuip
, . ped church playground in thy city]
as a public playground, for one montl
in oulwi" to gat Iter sullicloitt (litta, eti
to show;-ttxe great importance '-ant
need of minilcr puldie playground ii
t-hr?eastern section?of "our city?frn
our colored youths. This feat is nov
in operation and the large attendance
and the great good being'accomplish
ed, give proof conclusive that \v<
mu*t have another playground.'
. The .Methodist Mpiseopal churches
nastors, members and friend:! of Chai
leston si a nil with outstretched arm;
' ol' welcome to the Third M, K. S. S
^naiiUitc_ajikhrJ^iivxaiutL Sept. . D7
Lots of information, inspiration, jot
liety and l'un awaitw you, wo younj
-people come, cimc without hesitancy
?- Kittlr. t ydia A. Gibhcs pf Chariot
Junior I'opt. of S. hYdenition (J
which .Miss Ruth Butler-of Colu'mbfl
is directress, at the 113th Hi-enhia
meeting of the N.. A, C. W. in Wash
iifgton, D. hy rendering a voca
tS'Jt'JJliutfctUithuL '.'AM the World fo
Jesus," arranged 'hy Rod-heaver Mus
<ie Co. She was accompained by he
little .cousin Ralph I .eon Alou/.on o
Washington, At the close o
. the" solo and the thunder of "applause
Mrs. Heat rice Childs, of Kansas, di
. reel ress of the J tin for Dept. of N
A..(A W. asked this, little "moekihj
bird'' t0 come forward and receiv*
the beautiful loving cup won by Soutl
Carolina in the National Baby Con
test. Little Gloria ThomaSena Bind
VretHjf Dillon, Sr Gv, age HI months-!
the wincr of this prize and was de
? elufed to ho the prettiest Negro hah;
, in all America. ?She raised $30, th<
highest amount raised by any Junio
for Natiortiil Headquarters. This coi
test was ((inducted hv Mrs. P. M
Cribbex South Carolina Represent#
tive National Activities. Hurrah fo
the Juniors. ?Wnteh this p&pcr foi
this beautiful babe.
FOI It ilOllSF^fTiy SfTTTAI. CI, IB
The members of the Four Horse
men Social Club request your presence
at their Breakfast Dance, Labor
Day, Sept. Ht28, nt the Odd Feb
, krws Casino. This dance will stnrt
r?? at five o'clock ahd last until ten
tbme 0ut and enjoy yourself.
Greenwood News
Rev. F. D. .Johnson is conducting a
revival at ,I<ockhart Baptist chutch
In Saluda I'otitUV.?Ho reports a sue
ceosful mooting, . '
M isses Nc/zic and Bessie ' Holiday
have returned hunuv" from. AugUstn,
Ga.,' where thFy spent n week with
relatives and friends. CMrs.
Alice Holiday is home sixain
after spending the. week-end with her
sister Mrs. Bessie Buggs.of Augustn
Ga"!, where she had a very pleasant
stay. ?
Mrs.-Carrie William*, and grandson
ltufus of Philadelphia are visit-"1
ng her daughter Mrs.Carrie Dandy.
Mrs. Dandy is much elated over the
visit, of her mother and hopes tlutj.
?i>j 11'i 11" l"1 long wil,h her.
}- u.w \intiio \'oi>u^ and little (laugh'
ter from ' Detroit, Afie-h.r- afe visiting
her sister Mrs. I.eiSha Metihee.
Mrs. Frances Sims is .home again
, after visiting her children, in New
York. * ' *
j ;Mr. iii'n .>11111! IK IKlTHl1 fill a ft u
; davs from Winston-Salem, N. C.
Mr. \V. M. Evans is sopiewhnt indisposed
at this #writihi!\- Ills many
.friends hope for him a speedy reeov;
\li?. H;iirio N'niu'o eo?t iPiirs nil)tine,I
to-her bed with.U sfcipht- chatUft
; ii eijndli Ion. .'
The Little River,'Baptist Association
will i?> h"ld-with th Mencedonin
?Baptist ehot'ch Allf, 22.'
Dr. C. II. S. Henderson left o few
lmys iitt'o l.o.i1 the Nai lno'li .\Jedii a
Convention whieh .euixveaed- in. Haiti
more.. He will also visit irie/ids n
, Philadelphia.
.Mrs. Julia .1. Willinips apd dautrh
ter Sylvia Prater ami ura^id-'dauphtei
Ida Arnett ;tre in Asheville spypdipy
~ their vaftitiftn. ..?--- ?
Services .throughout 'the, day a
Si orris Oh a pel weiv. g ooilT_mul eoilee
t ion . line.
' Sir. SheVod .lono.s' is roniodollinj
' ?ne of -his rosiden.ees- on " I laeket. St
Mrs. Ida Jaekson .is indis.p'osed a
I this writing.. '/ ' * '
Mrs. Rev." (Hover of Promise!dp;
is. away in New York for. avyhile.
1 Mi's. Susanna Kinard is very.il
1 it this w rit in"1. Her niaity friend
hope for her' h speedy reeovery.
Mrs.- Bessie (Jihson entertained he
parents. Rev. and Mr,-^. (Hover, an
her brother of'tTutTfCeland Saturday
Rev. 1'. M.tiary is; niiikitiK: sum
jmprnvyiHonls. lm- htS"Ti*umi: on (lilliai
St. 1?: ;???:?^=?
M rs. Alary K. Til tin has lyturno
*' fi'um Cn'.llutm Falls whurv 1 111- llrad
^ Icy Hurial Aid Association lull it
annual session- .of-'which she is tieyv
V and tho finances' worn jrond.. . "
Mr. anil \Mrs. *\Yill Williams of Co
lumhia wore visit iny relatives am
friends in (5rot'nwood last, work;
I I fake this 'method tu thank in
'ricnds uf . (Il'l'PllWDUily who shsvwci
themselves friends inivod diirinu- in,
I illnss .while on a visit hurts I as
the prayers of all that the Dear Sa'v
| ior will take rare of us on our jour
noy hi.nu* to PasaiU-na California.
Yours Kpatuful,
(Mrs.") Ifilla Vaujrhn and dauirbj''
'1 Ruth.
i'
J .
H CUAMTRVII I I' M W S
T"j Mrs. . Rosa A. Knn'dol|ih left las
Tuesday. Tor Washington, 1>. Sh
livoir the true t of her sister Mr;
art-Adiine Moore fur a Tew ""''"Ts,
k! y^V.Y nte-g'al t?? have Mrs. Ilaebi
Coleman- from New York f;,y to vis
C her father Mr. Rich Holihs an
'friends,
I At the u uaf ho'.ir -at Tethlehm
church tlie Knpt. anil Teachers wo,i
i-found at- their- posts?of -?(uf.^- and ~
large attendan o in Sundae sehoo
j. T he lesson was well taught hy th
?j teachers and enjoyed hy alf7 We ar
'-1 thankful- to say our Sunday srtw
4-fs?stiU?wi n g-. ??, 1?
| -The .Utniin- Stewardess hoard - n
he Mt. Zion A. M. H/church wi'shc
[to thank all who came out to h'el
. | make the town ^arty a success. _
I The Missionary meeting' that wn
held Thursday night was a grand su
! cess. A won derful paper subject Mi*
sum was read hy Mr si A^TiV">Hiah
)f Aiken. A short tall-: was als
eiven hy ATe. A. I.. Spnnm r.idTpu
1 The Value of Ti/ne, which made th
I meeting a .grand success.
rj | t -* A , ;
I ,A)1 the members and .visiters i
' the Mt. Zion church that were prcser
- tmjoved a very interesting scrnnv
r ' '
, Sunday, it haying been full of pe]
i touched an<l stirred up the hearts r
each and Twerycne. '
\Vc thank Mrs. Rosa Randolph 7c
-1?Htt?subscription?tn?tHrr?I'nlmrtt
- Trader 1<Wb> 1-2- Q St#, is'. \V, Wash
fn pftonT I >. C.
FOR SALfS?r"'apovy
rurtnins of all kinds. Prices Reason
aide. All Work Guaranteed.
MRS. KSTKIXF. BROWN
2124' Gorvnls Street, Columbia, S. C
1"7 PHONE 4045
V THE PALMET
VoHMKR SfH TH ( AUOUNfA GRID
STAR TO TKACll ANDTOACH
; ,AT KOOkfCH WASHINGTON. '
1 " ' ' ; ' ' _ .
i Cresswell "Punk'' Madden, G. C. L.
k toot -bi\ll sensation in 22, 22. and 24
1 -rcnno.s bark to old. home state to; help
| ;he..hoys and p; rls j?et an education
I and to develop their physical phys->
'Mr, Madden js a native South CavoAhiian,
securing all of his education
fioni South Carolina schools. lie
spent three ^summers at Cornell Unif
i versify, It haca, N. Y., taking work
>! fmvards his'-Master's dcgi'tee in chemistry
and courses in Aikletic train
ing. lie has taught two years ih
i \oi th Carolina ami put out three
'.'hauxpionship teams in one* year, ir.
1 I'st.itc wln'ic Mi-.h school athletic?
1?IIT wi'!l n, oani/.c I.?We ' are hoping
IKilT. through his efforts'we \ZilLsoon
1 ave n- well organized. Nigh school
athletic league in South "Cnrolina
list as the colleges.
A IT rppoiviny* offo'-s from two oth
Xor h Carolina lligh schools, Ral;igh
and Winston-Salem, lie accept;
(1 an rdlVr at IWfccr Washington
I leach Science anil coach athletics
I The people pi' South Carolina and
- nr.pccialty 1.Unions fmmtj' arc hnppj
o le:.'i n of Al i. .MaUUen s. ret linn tt
lis lo.nie stale and wish him- success
The Publisher nf this paper and. Mr
( Ma itlen are from the same town ant
jhe is yrmut of the success that lib
, [ 'n ine hoy is :u coinplishing. TT \v?;
II InuH-itt Hint he would he given ont
! .f f'lic vpcau'eies that occurred ys-hcat
ji.J i.ni' of the schools. . We arc think
* ng that his age kept h+nt--H^im_hg
ng offered one of t he positions.
p|? IV.it' (' N Inliosno has exnresset
r b in eli' as -he tngt proud to have -Mr
Madden with him again.
.M r. MahleU reports' for duty a
I l>?* Mfjifn iiir ul s. linol. W.C Will hi
.L-ul ti we'nuho him hack home a^ain
r \ ^ ' .
t Georgetown News
i. .Miss- Mninio Alstmi! JVTcssrs. I.ov
. *ti<l 'Henry IJrown motored to.Myrtl
J Heaeh Sunday.
j. y.: I". I.. 1'ia^H' aflyr ha\TlTl|
( 'spent several wcoks*in New York aiv
(j M\ . Vi: i el uracil to the city o
..J iuesij'ay. '? x .*
Miss ionic Wstrd is" visiting i
I \shcvilic, N. (\ "
11! i
,\lcs dames' iody Andrews and Cha
(T'' 1 'inim11re returncd . to the cit
after snendiny;''several weeks in l'hil
%! 'elyhi.t. * . ' .
J: I'ruf; afjd Mrs: T. IV praser ah
Mi-.4lewLa lua.ser returned to..til
~f It V last '.Miiinl.i~\?after being nwn
; .'.or several weeks, , ;
, i Messrs. Norman Coles' and Dur
i ir.ore -Anderson of New " \hirk. t'it
^ . i .'i "?-( 'l~At l ho edy Lost Friday. -r- ?
"l Ut-Vv-.'.J. L. Henbow is visit ink Nasi
^ .'In,? 1. 11.1. '.in'?., ?
j;?T?Me - ?:tHK-t Clitic Atiderson and Mi
ti e.* Henhow ' motytN'd to Sumter las
Sunday. .
1 A-l Ituliy Hall and Almn lltwit
!' Su.intm returned to their hotneal
\-r a shuft stay in the eit.v.
\i's. I.r=-<';iin of .Darlington sper
he wevh-end in the .city at the l?e?
hie f.t lie r s'on-in law Mr. A. A. Ah
Intl. . : " >
-i i .. Xk- VV.aioward took her liltl
" ' ' 1'11ri ypi" 1m wu'k to have hi
'in-'Is -removed. lie is recoverin
nicely.
, f \11ff:r: orsiAivri'im. cai.m-:
;t TO '( IIICACO. II.I..
<1 ?:
}' AM:.-]!', s:' a, A It J?. ' 22.? Mis'
11 jVrtha Dkv* on a<v 2'J, the daujjhtc
*' T Vi'. 'a id Mis. Junius M. Dawso
a if rhi -rity who made her' home* i
1. .('"jif'unat i. Ohio, with her sister Mr:
e M: h i Smith; an I who left her ho'm
. ' i- CTVh n:.',. 111., a "few" days hefoi
it Die A", M ?IV. "Cenlrrnl ("on fere nee wit
f t!i iv. had secured a plane at .4211
S ('uhl met Ave. 11 ? ? nuithor tiiii'lni/ 1c
P. ' en 'iik whs pot..able to jro nnt
ru'y :!i ci,.rii HviijsjHn Chienfro -Inly I
us " o find that her daughter had hoc
it* hilled hy a stia.v bullet Horn til
<--^ 31 >:ds of two moil,' who were sernj
n! c .nx over some money. . the -hulk
o ' missed, thru the Viand of one man, an
?rtT-r^rrn-- 1 Inn till' linii'i rttinifh?M-h
10 J Caw son's ritrh; lunjr causing insar
jdeath, : '
>f, 1'i'r father receiving the messag
?t '' ' t ijimiediately for Chicago to a<
n ! r onntnny the body to Ahheville. TV
1, fi'iieial service^ were held at CJrac
>f <*'. a; / l A.* ?1. K. eluireh of which sh
jw*s m iwemlu'r. The funeral was.cn
ir <'i'? led J?y IieTCornun pastor Ttev. IV
n?>1 a ey. ,i's I oil la?her puslm, Ho
u'ii. J. Cowan and Ilcv. D.. II. Johnsoi
| f\ ' ! !. of' the "1.aniens district. Sh
[leaves to iiToiirn her loss, father an
(1 mother and two msTcVs^ ~M!rs. Mnbi
I SnWUi of Cincinnati^ O,, andCGrac
Caw-on of Abbeville; and a host c
relatives and friends. The entir
community extend their deepest an
heartfelt sympathy to the bereave
j family.? ??. - -'?? :
ro LfeAftER /
Greenville News .
? %. . 6
Miss Kuniee 'B. Turnor. a pnpnhti
young lady of this city, is spendinf
?ftn?vacation ' with?Itff?nrtn?sister
Mrs. Los B. Jam CIS r at Pittshurg. Pa.
'and her niece Mis. Mahle B. Clarke
at Baltimore, Md. ller many friends
wish her much joy and happiness
' while away.
Mrs. - WV Ar Fisher, after spending
eight Woeks" in Caesar's itead ani
Asheville, returned to her home hen
Tuesday. . - ; >
. RV. My. Wright, of Cincinnati, Old.
| is the guest of relatives and friend)
here. V _
Miss Kate R. Clary, of Winston,Sa
Tern, N. C., was in the city during
<le past week-end to attend the fu
r rrcral of her brother, Master Janiei
whose body \ya.vjtunernll7.ei
Ktmdny. ?Miss
Annie Lewis, has returned fron
a two months stay at Caesar's Ilea;
-s. c.
j ' The Sunshine Club met W'ednes
day afternoon at the A. M. K mansr
entertained by Misis Ethel Morgan.
; The \y>P Do Club met Monday aftc
? htttth nt the A. M. E. manse, wher
'. he u.-m. 1 good meeting was' enjoyet
i re .. t, ? ?
i j- i nw, /v. e,. jumpier preacne
two good sermons Sunday at Alle
Tcnipb A. M. d'3. chuu'li; m the ill
.'-iigbt.-ol large crowds. g-fTho- -service
J v, _i c featured by several beaut ifi
1 'r.,u.?val numbers by the Rev. J *.f
Jelt/ a nationally famous gojev.
sii.g. . \vh0 -is Conducting a ten day
I -tlistic -campaign at A Hon Ten
1 pie. Suffice to say the Rev, .Telt*
making <uiite a bit here.
' >' . Mr. E. C. Murray, distriet mam
fccr of the N. C; Mutual Life IilfUl
1 ance Co., is spending his vaeUtiop i
New York City. "
Mrs. II. T. Bivfins has returnc
F from, a very delightful Visit A
e lanta, Ga.
The Independent. Order of Kin
David is holding its seventh annive
sary celebration in this city. Tit
welcome exercises were.held Momla
night at John Wesley M. E. ehurc'
the Rev. W. S. Thompson; pasto
i while the Memorial services wet
e held Tuesday* night at Alien Tempi
the sermon of the occasion being d
U livered by the Rev. A. C. Sumpte
d. who .gave a splendid account of hin
n self. A capacity, audience*was in a
tendance. Evangelist Jeltr. eh-ctr
n li"d this great gathering by bis.wo:
derful singing. '
~ CLEVELAND,- OHIO NEWS.
:t ;
\ 1 I I II --1 ? ?? *
r??. ?i; j. nuinifs ana ltirs. J. .<
' Cooper entertained their mother, Mr
^ Mice -Hammond, and a nutnlier of el
?V on ladies with a luncheon.--The ui
.. iif town guest was f\Irs. Sara l'ier
'" Itice, Philadelphia, Pa.. .As the gttes
v entered the house they were servi
? root beer.. .The courses served 4)n tl
table were as follows: potato sala
baked?ham, olive.!) pje'liluiip jolly, h
n t rills, and eotl'ee; ice cream '.and eak
mints and salted peanuts. The nfto
noon was enjoyed by all.
York-, spent a few days here with ri
J olives and friends, lie looks the pi
lure of health. %?
M Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cusw-or.pt:
5* are spending their, vacation at Batl
Creek, Mich.
Mjrs. A. X. Holmes:InuI-Mrs. R
ik ('ooner highly entertained with a di
K; tiei* party at Mrs. N. Itobin^onls (
! Philips Ave. .
Mr. Wiiliam McCoy of Bennett
rr~ die, S. C., is sjV'hdmg hist wjxrtffh
with his sister, Mrs. Jas. David. V
wish for him 8 delightful stay.'
;?5 Miss .Jessie Hammond \yas onto
r taincd at a paity on 4Gth street,
n Mrs. Sara P. Rice left . Saturdi
j v K
n for Dayton, O.-, - where she will fi
s. l sh her vacatino. Mrs. Rice has ti
o fine kids. . /*
Mrs. Matff*ie Thomas left for A
h i?usta, Gn., where she will spend h
i. j vacation wit hhfef- fttmily. We wi
0 for her a safe ~ti;ip since"There a
i. so many Hoods happening down thei
il ' Mr. and Mrs. Jas. David, Mr. W
rV. fiam McCoy />and Miss Jessie Mai
n 1 nionri motored to Painesville. Thi
i(. reported a delightful trip. 2
>.! Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Robinson, Mi
f( ) A1 her tit Wiulaoii, Messrs. L. Dickm
l(j and" Albert Gordon spent Sunday a
r' 8lt the Holmes and Coone
it ! on 232,1 K. 89th St.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Pattersi
0 ot r... 4utn street motored to -Akr<
rr"|aml?Hiinois visit in# - relatives at
,o! friends. They report a pleasnnt tri
.P j MY.. Willie McDonald' is> loolfin
ie 1 fine, dgafrif after recovering from li
n ! illness. Miss Miller was very atte
77-1 I'l.n \T tit i final f.dnr.wl Waiters A
sociatinn meets here next week.
ro ?Misses Bessie and Mae Green?n
d home again aftev spending ten da;
! n Canada. From .their appearam
.(.[their trip was beneficial.
,f Mrs. Bessie Fowled is ..sick at th
e ' writing. We hope she will soon r
d cover.
d ; Mrs. Lottie Backer and children ai
' spending their vacation in Detroit
^ ? I '. ??
1 ' HAMPTON. VA.. NEWS.
Hampton Institute, Yn., Aug. 24.?
L Purine the w'o.ok of thti.Sth.Miss Min:jo
? n:o Walker spent thy week-end in J
- Noi folk,?Vttt;?with?fe M.u paret?
^ Smitiij a nonularlligh school teaehei
~ of that city.'. ' 1 !~T
j Mi s. Gladys* Daniels, who has been i 5
i .visiting in Norfolk for some time,'
entertained at cards Saturday night
; in honor of Drs. L>, K. afuhN. A den- i
* "v~?5 ? '
1 "kins and their wives. Amonp the
2' mVtsts present \\ere: Misses -Minnie ;
WVlker, Geneva Cornwell and Gene- ; "
; vieve. Vincent. . I
* On Saturday, Aug. 11, Mr. Payne. | ^
I Prof, of Kducntion, Terre Haute, Ind.. f ~
. conducted an excursion to some of*_!
?' the historic places of Virginia- * The
.' party consisted of hr>0 persons. We
s left the camphs at 7 o'clock. Visited
1 .Tamestown, had?lunch at?Williams?
' 1 ... i 1 . r. T~ *1 " -
| in, i if; im-n vontem 1.0U vm!
Ham and Mary, The" PoNVClef Horn,
1 the old arsenal of Vn., The Benton,
j Parish ehurehy Debtors'Jail and many
- other places. From there we. went
, '(T~Y(ii'k:TVWiT and viewer! the battle-1
field on which Cornwall is s\urrender?
v ed tn Washington. Every, one was
e inspired and benefitted hv the trip.
1. \ftur all expenses had been paid, the ^
d sum of SitCOO was left. This was r
n j t urned int o " the Phoenix Memorial g
| ''und. 1 fohi i i.e u pui inntu'ht. fund rs. ^
s j 'alilished by IN! r. Payne, from which ^
il vi rlh.v sludetits Of Ilailiptun who are <
S 1 n. need may bnri'ow such sums as ?
'1 i they may need to help them -through^
j* .rtfTfli.'"" ""7. ' i'<
r-~j A. program given 1?y the simimcr
is- school students is being rendered
j n Ogdcn linll, Tuesday, evening A ug.
j.j'M, for the benefit of this fund, anss[ -
s l.ou'se Rogers of Darlington and v
n T 11. Singleton of CohiMhia'will rep-j '
~Ti enl Souih Carolina rm this pin-?d
I gram " 1
t- ~ On Saturday, A\1g. 18. about' .'500 '<
rtiyils we lit tA the Shipyard at New- :
X rt "News to witness the lauriohjng
r- >'f The Virginia, a steamer to he..used,
io n const wise trade. 'This is the lar-.
iy est American hult boat in the It. S.
h, Everyone was thrilled by the sight
r; I his is a sister shi|vto the California '
'<? j and will he propelled l?y electricity,
e, Everyone is looking forward to.'
if- Wednesday, Autf. 20, when .we Will *
r, 'olive for home, ? (
t-j . .
i- MUCIN!.V NIC(?UO SKNTENTEt)
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New" York," AlIR. "17, 1028 The N;ij
tiomil ' Association for the tulvdhee-.
[\ nient .of Colored People, OP t ilth Aves.
nue, is yonti\butinjr $100 toward the.
e> j local .expenses _of a f petition for a
lit writ" of v) rnr. and supot'oedens in. I ho
ee 1 ase of Th imas Nelson, a colored 'man
ts ? f Albemarle County, Va., sentenced
I'd . to life imprisonment after conviction
Ite' "i* murder on \v hat is -alleged to have
d been jrrossly insutlicietU evidence and
ot after impivpi-r remarks hv the_j>ro-_
e;_ sectilinfi- attorney.
r-1 The petition tiled for Nelson by
i-McCue and .MeCue, attorneys "of Char-'
>\m 1.1 \ * . 1-.. . _ *
? VmrvrrTTtan?rn., UMiry I Itttt Oil M.IIKWSI
li>27, a white-, storekeeper, -.lames
II.' Allen, was shot and killed at his
I store and about that same time a
m while woman was struck over the
head'.with a -.-blunt instrument about
illU v , 1-- .lyiiwi- 1 tiiii-n
C-?a fti'iv?IilmHl^ouuds- _hruu^kt_ to the n
s.t-> ne foil; wed a trail leading: direct"i
|y "'td the home of a white man oflc
?i Teurpleton. - - . *-fs?j
The defendant, Thomas Nelson, was
the crowd iTuit?gathered at the"
1,1 'itne of the crime the following morn?Jfng-.
The petition recites:
r* "The only-witness who testified that
Nelson was near the crime at any
*.V time the night of the crime was one
n* -K: rh> Nightingale," a Negro boy, six-'
vo "teen years of age and a confessed
1 perjurer. This Negro boy was charlb
-gcck-with-the same crime; he was arov
ie--ted twenty days after the crime on
August 20 and later had a preliminary
?'<?' houring. fie \vaj ciniiuu:TITh jail Tipd '
*e. 2:5 days-a-fter-boing jn jail and 4d days
i'*. after' the crime,.he added for the first
m | time Thomas-Nelson's name to. the
ey story he had previously told, after
"i he was released from the jail. He did
s. ^ m t- nrcnt ion Nelson's name in Nelson's
f- I It was also brought out that N'el- ,
1. (!}! hud visited, with his wife. hi?
j fcthet*-in-law's house the nijfhtof the
"i crme, havntr been seen by a number of
an people on the way, also watehnp the
*d | UPlonding-of:-n- ctretis -at -about the
p- tirae the crime was supposed to ahve
K been committed.
us The state attempted to prove rob-1
n- bery as a motive for the crime, but
" thh kfbreKeeper's money was found
S- iin'. michcd and no robbery was proven
It was furthermore that a stranjjei
re--had been- on the scene -of the?crime
V* ?hat nisrht; ?? ?
cc Despite the Virginia law permit-.'
tne-jr the defendant to refran' from
i? j testifying n his own behalf and proe-j
hil)itin(? any comment on'such course
I of action, the prosecuting attorney ,
re , made a slurring reference to Nelson's
. (failure to testify in hia own behalfr|
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Saturday, Au.<?\Ht 2a. 102o
C. C. RUSSELL
? 4 ' s
Expert Mechanic 0,11 alt Makes - '
f TAi.KINO MA( tkiNES. With
Columbia Music Co.
am MJ.. of10^1^ Yf :j\'
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Cures Clulls and Cover, ;
Intermittent, KemMtvnt and
iilious Fes or due ti> Maljpkp
.U1.111a-'-1 he. ttvrais^.
William S. Jackson I
Plasterer. Cement, Cnnoral
I'lease Call Ah* l"??r Kslimales I
I'liwnv .i.i.'iO 2221 Uicliland St. I
Columbia, S. C. I
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K\traction lie (.'-uii'lwei iv c -<\ i.cslliosis
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;i)r. L. M. DANIKLS
Physician anrl Silt pcnii ^ f?.
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riiysiciUii. and Surgeon
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N. J. I REDICRICK
AUroiioy-at-JadY and Notary Public
PltAtrriCIi IN A LI. CO CUTS
?Statu and Federal
l lll) .Washington Stn Colombia, Si Gr
CXrKIMKXCKD MUSKIAN
ED. F. DAVIS
Toucher of All?Instruments
Harmony Lessoris for Advanced
Pupils. Also Arranging for
Tnst fitments .* . -ki\irsiq
"studio?.- ****-..
nil Hnmwell[st; Phone 7380
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