The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 06, 1928, Image 1

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Richland C < .... " " ' ' VOL. IV.?NO, *10. . /\? l FJagro \^o1 Huge I M arried Saturday I \ ^1 I BP!^^ jH I ku .4 n Ift ujj^Hfipr **" Bi I i. iB wF^Lm WmmL / - * T.7""" T,~"\ '.~~ "~ -----. ...,-- ., >. .Ml?. AND MRS. EliWiARl) WALTKIl RLTHERFOKD. PORTLAND, n??r--f:nv ? " . ' LrtM Saturday evening in the presence, of relatives and a few personal _ friends, the ppoular 'Miss- Jeanette ??roinrenr, fur some time connected -t with the otliee of the Mutual'late in surance 'Com pa O X of ' this city became the bride of Mr. Edward Wal9 terRdtheH'ord of Portland, Oregon. Mondaynight, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Eh1-" eiilci tained for the newly''weda at thfiiv Henderson Street home. LeavinjiM^otpjab^a, with a short lay over at AsheviHe, October the 15th. Mr. .and- Mrs. .Rutherford expect to reach -thdii'/home at 48 East 8th St., . in Portland, Wednesday evening, October the -20th. ?'?r .ott-Mrmday?evening, Oetr -4str Mr. --and Mrsv-C?C. Rice entertained with a Wedding Reception iii honor of Mr; ,nrifl-iMrs. K. Rutherford. The attrhct?. - tively appointed rooms were charm? - inpJy_decora+cd with roses and gladioli proving a fitting scene for the -qc casidn. ' Miss 0... A. Jackson received the guests at the door" and upon entering enrh?ffyiutTrotlr-this -hc.iny charge of Miss M. K. '"fhigh and Mrs.* J. J , t)illardl -In the receiving line stooc ? Mr. and Mi,?. ('. .(' Rit'Or-Dr.-awt-Mrs , N. A. Jenkins niff 1 Mrs. 0. B. Ruther ford. Misses Wilhelniina Xhompsor "v ?i a i..,n tv.. bride and groom. ^ From-there th< guests, were?wdiered into tb?_ dininf, room by Misses LUlie Jones and Maris Williatns where cream and cake weri ' served bv Misses Ottio Green. Nellii Chat man, Louis: Artemus, Josephim White, Savannah Glover; Lucy Le< Reed, Minnie Sutton and Mrs. Ed ward Kypr. Receiving the -present Mayme and Lillian Watts. The bride was never mote lovel; than in her wedding gown of decidei charm and sopbsitication created o white .crepe' satin with a gracefu ffiape of Italian lnce-4mnging from th - ^houhfrfs. The semi-bnufTant skir ' wos allelic more charming with dou bin frills of. lace. aPFosS the front am a girdle of rhinestopes, white satii slippers with rhinestone buckles, rhin rV ?stout' nct'klace and ear rings were he S- \ accessories. ? -The?out-of-town?guests?-pres4n wore Mr. and Mrs. John Sultoh, Mi and Mrs. Mack Sulton, and Miss S. E Henderson of Orangeburg; Mrs. LoJ -?7; ... - ^ ' i M- ... ^ - ; 'rilliiii, . wr*1 !ounty Fail illlNiA * mportance At the meeting of tTIe Hoover Dc mocrats hejd recently at the Jeffersoi i Hotel, Mr. .John T. Duncan, of Colum ;,vlnins, executive of the Ku Klux Klan Mr. Adams read a clipping from tin X. V. Times of August 16th, in whicl it was stated that -Mayor Walker, ii addressing a group of Negro Leader i had said that after next Novembe Alley- -would?Ue?fas. welcome?at 4h< . 0 -j- ? White?Hnn-jf iu?Washington?ur yoi arc nbw welcome in New York." r; Mr. Duncan rose to ask a questioi but was put out of the meeting. Late when interviewed he stated that hi (lllestion Wfls; "With niTOfir ?ch?,. hn,l ng city o! the North in the hands d Republicans b ythc "use of . the Negr .vote., \vliy- not give Governor Sniitl I credit for-beating them, at their ow: i -ratne in Ne.wYoik? AVith tho-vNe i inoes in politics, Smith had to appen | to themt^and the Negro in politics i South Caroline will have -to-be appeal d to should there be a split." ALLEN UNIVERSITY OPENS OFFICIALLY j ttishop .John Hurst Presides ove Exercises?Many Distinguished; Visitors Present .The Olllc'al Opening of Allen Uni ersity took place; Thursday, Oct oho .-ah, at 12;0t) P. AL' - " Appropriate, exercises were hel presided over by Bishop John Ilurs --Chairman ot the Hoard of Trustee! . Many visitors were- present, anion whortx. were* Bishop K. A. Grant, of th ?th Knisconal District of the A. XT I .Church; Mr. Ncighbows, an eminer iolinfeT'together with his-sister, Mi? N'eiftnboWs, a InleM'tWlpiynist. M-ad Miss Ncighbows are white nuis ians, here with *bejr father who i onducting an evangelistic campaig indcr canvas on Gregg Street, undc he auspices of the Tabernacle Uaj ist Church. They pleased with Sevei ?1 \vell rec'eivTed- renditions. Several of the trustees ofThe- schoi vere present,. many taking part o ' he program that was rendered. After the*"Processional by the cb< ral club, the ' National Anthem wi sung. Rev. A. C. Sumpter of Greei vide offered prayer, and the scriptlii L reading was conducted by Rev.-Jx?1 ' Gamble of Orangeburgg. Brief a< dresses were made by Di-s. J. L. Bei bow, J. S. Morant, I). II. Johnson, fo nierly . president. i>f Allen . Unjversij - and Bishop. R. A. tirant! Mr. Jos phus Gary, a senior college studei ! delivered an address in behalf of tl F stiTdent griiupr" "Bishop Hurst stati among our group on account of frea * ish weather, floods, storms and tl - dike?over tind frtfrn rtl 1 ?> rti by the trustees for Allen. 1 The Bishop further stated that t! i work would begin immediately on tl J construction of an athletic -field, tl f funds to be supplied by a bftard 1 -lLI-1!. - A?_1I.A1 All TT uiiucwc aiiiinm ior /\nen universix 2 This Jt>oaI'd comprises well wishers . - Allen all o.^er the slate regardless 2 denominational nflilintions. After a very pftcouraging sp'ee regarding the condition "f Mw> President of Allen University, w in his usual enthusiastic manner s'po ur_ . ' * ' 1 I regarding the development of the i ' stitution, and promised that Allen w he made a class "A" school by the e of the Quadrennium. c After the president's address t "Alma Mater" was sung, then t n McCracken' of A^heville, N, C.; a e Miss; Kstelle Sullivan of Snrttigfie t~ i - ? The presents were many, beautil t- and imcftrtr? *- ? ?? *. Mr. and Mrs^Jtutherford will lea I. vithin a few days for-Portland, Oi a gon where they will make their hon t " * v : . ...... .v". -. i. au,! . -i I, . v- ' . OpensTy ?y ~ y: " [ v">\ COLUMBIA, S. SA WW\ 11 .-. * ^ yjga pr -:<* i W^:. s ffPflF \ Cv- ;lf? - /* ri .''. \iplfi DR. W. A. F( - YOUNG SON OF A. M. i'- . * ' * j E. BISHOP NOW I COLLEGE PREr1 > SIDENT !. v , : . _ ^ * I '".I W. Av Fountain. .Tr. Son of Bishop 1 j W. A. Fountain, of Georgia has.boon I elected by the 'executive hoartl of l' ^lorris" Brown University, Atlanta.. ^.Georgia, to succeed Dr. John Lewis as s* | President ' of that institution. Dr. 8 I Lewis i-esighu^--U??--pr<'sbI??nr?y tn-rrr^ ? eept an appointment to a California pastorate ifl the A. M. E. Church. J Young Fountain is a graduate of iS, Morris Brown where he received his J"* j' Bachelor of Arts degree; of Garrett ("Theological Seminary, where his Bach 15 | elors degree in Divinity was won; and n of Northwestern University, where he r became a Master of Arts. His ele-J } tion to the. presidency was unani-j f* ino'us. His ability, as an executive and financier have been thoroughly tested ; in the ministry, n j . Bishop Fountain was fojmferly pvo-. sid'ent of Morris Brown. H rA. M E. BISHOP COL J-V UMBIA VISITOR n- '. ' . i . y, Bishop IT A_, Gi'aal^4U'^?44Hvg -4nL?. : hop of tho Hth Episcopal District, coir n^t, prising '!u* slate of Alabama;-is a vh ie. sitor. in tho city of"Columbia. Bishop Jd Grant is oncT oft ho f < >tr f Ti I s h nys s lo va ik ! ted to the Kplseopaoy ? at fli? last k- j General Conference of tho A. M. E. fie Church hold at Chicago.* L'tki " Bishop Grant war, for a numhar-ul | years.prior to his elevation to his prohe sent station, a leading minister in the he state of Florida, lie is prominent in he ,hive and fraternal activities in his of , natve state, Florda, and a nationally y. : known character. of ' While here, he is the house.guest of of Bishop and MYs. .John llurst on Tayj lor Strict. oh . ' HOL V KO Y AI > AltCH ?| MASONS MEET n"1 " 1 I |Ihe Twenty-second Annual Convond ir^i.. t>,.....i 'the Seventh Grand. Conclave of the ; Knijrhts Templar of the .Jurisdiction of South Carolina, will hold their ses. " " | sinus in Winrishoni, StCv,"October 9tt nd j and With. The followinnp is the offiLdJ (Continued on Papo Four) ?j , rul Recesional, The occasion was ^reatl.\ |Tnlivenpd hy tho rheors of the student? ve . in tribute to the bishops, trustees anc *e- ; president. A successful year is *lo?>k\e. j ed foward to. . ' ' <?> Oct. 9,1 fto ? TURDAY, DCT. 6, 1928. lAlJ JUNTAIN, JR. , ANDERSON COIXTA- TRAINING SCHOOL HAS GUAM) "V OPENING Pendleton, S. Oct. ~>.--UThe Anlerson County Training Ccliool; of which Mrs. Renn -L < lark is principal was opened Monday nmrnipg. October IsC TTio. en. jllment for the ttrst lay was .-Mont - *'(>. A! i.s.- Clark lias ' .he cooperation nt> c'ntiro cootnui vity in her .uurk ho ausc of flic splcn lid that she has put over. Associated with AOs. Clark are the following teachers: Mrs. M. T. Crawford. Mre* R.,1. Recsc.: .\iiss It. Nell N icholas, M i'S's lkuiTtne"T1 Viulin ami Mrs. A. P. Bauingardiu.'iv The Basket hall team will lie under the direc tion of Miss Knima Hill, a graduate .tf "Paine College, who also is Home Economies Inst rue tor/ Mrs. Clark expects a banner yuiuv. ^tJutmr w I)? \g?=~ v/..: - ?:. by the Nationa ! " at uVe Service. ' 4 rl"irs FIELD, LP - i. :.A \ I) Lieut. Herbert, Ju in put. nu> tunitrjxu its final t TtT^ i-wllanra monoplane in w : fir im^TT-s tn?symr-thr?Atta Ocean on a non-stop flight Romcy Italy, sbitii' time in ! tembcr. ' The flight of the young col birdman is backed by a numb< prominent citizens of Detroit 1 Chicago. __A proposed flight by the tenant to Liberia-, somd time came to a dramatic climax \ I the motor of his plane stalled .it dropped into the NTew harbor. Benedict Cc catiet f . . . I . V ' . ' I ' " '* - " To Appeal Tq^C. \^u iX( KNT MAN - \ TO 11ET HE ARING NKXT MONTH '!i Carolina's Highest Court 4 To t11 ?55*i* Arguments Coneei i'iivjr Revocation of la conditional " Pardon. \'! !'()!t\ 1 YS ' Nlvivl) FI NDS v ' tornvys Will Push Case to the Supreme Court of the U. S. " If Necessary | . Nun 't iiupl. tilt.?The cohq of I ! ( n ' 1'<" ( ..! irial injur imprisoned j ' i Miii'ii i-.ii \cars <>'>i a white woman's .. .Aitj.uui! . i si imony. whose pardou._vva.-i it'idrav n hythe (lo'vernor when tin; .vh ic w man repudiated her ennfes oil J^is i'"o he appealed to the Suj j i-onie ( tint nf . Sout h- Carolina, ac ?r<!in*r a letter. Written t-0 -t-he'Xa!: 1 A -pi action for the Advanoe ' ii ,t. : ?1 Doolie. |?y J. Fred ; tfir'k, a; rncy in the case. hi his letter to-the X. A; A. C. I\ ' vl r . Fi rm rich' .wi'iu ???; : ''Since he decision of .fudge Townin! in "!1'i'h "In ss Va'sp-was lYtade .\o.n;o\oi ht'fore Judge Cothran, As: v'atoM P I ice oT LheSuprenip Court ! 10 issue" a writ of habeas corpus. Tic ; a i ointe tile H t'n day of .SeptQinhei ??'nr the hearing. A lew days'before ill Attempt New York-R * . ' < ? nmn ? ... . ; > . / ' a . <'iv.'c 'Vm .. % ' . ; )llege Park ;" * ' S \ " - - - . -vr . . T ?? 5c A COPY ^ . " '' ' A. * ; ! ' Bess Case Si inrAme I N/vmj^yJL V^JlAAVf urt jhat ?la?( the Attorney General se-rv d a notice of a motion to have the habeas corpus, heard before the whole Supreme-Court instead of tlwr Jmstice alone. ' t. ' ' * ' . i ?* . * . - . r ._l'ilu-.Ui(^J.2th llve inotU>n was taken ? -L^U M.Ohvin '10.1 ha ' - I. eenied inclined to. le tthe whole Supreme Court hehr the habeas corpus ' , ' I ma'tter instead of just himself, par- . j'irul rly since a Circuit Judge had al- * toady hoard one Habeas corpus proceeding. I and my associate however 'didnot- thirik that was the best thing, to he done for the reason that such a proceeding; before the Supremo,Court" j eoiild be decided upon matters of fact, umd there would, lie n() permanent | record of this matter for future guid m... u.. iriv?i'..fi,ir. inasmuch as-w?? ;oe perfecting our appeal fro the Su preine' C dirt from Jucfge ToN^nsend'? decision*. withdrew the application for (fie Ik.T.ous eoi'|uis will bofifre 'Jus-'" 1 tiro Cut-hran. J? ''We mean to have he State of South .Carolina go 011 record as to the law in this matter, and our .appeal is'the tiling' in which it will*be done." Tl^e; Attorney General agreed :hat in-'would do what he could to assist us . in having the appeal heard sometime next .month at the regular term of the Supreme : Court. Mr. King and 1 are working har don th? ?nt-b-diT TiTTw.'.? .~3T"r~:' Mr. Frederick asks the N.-A. A. , IV to. make it. known that funds ' are urgently needed in the carrying s , ?on of thin 1'iii.U)" possibly to the Su? . preme Court of the United States. V '-tv owe Flight ?- V r-r- ' . .a - oJnJULU AV WeK,, azzzzs y : ' ' *+ "* T^i *.- ,:. * :'. ~Z