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I ?: PAGE TWO. v | The "Old Gray" a < By E Phil 1 . /? ' ... ' ' j ^ " Worthy Institutions of Columbia. t ' ' The, "Victory- Savings Bank in this \ . city is an outstanding feature to the i ~ man's ability to t ? mimage . great. financial concerns. AH 1 that is needed among-our group i^La to place the right men in charge. This | r is equally true with any other, face. 1 It should be an encouragement to cv- 1 ery loyal race lover to see how those 1 in"rTu""r<> "f this, institution have guid ] ed so safely its affairs, until today it- j ~ tU' mm <* tin, i-t mnfbul.ls of South ; (PjirnHno T ennfhc? Mvtf Jtncmncc ic i one. thing and . religion is another. ; But with Christian men at the.head of t any business, sddt'M!! IS IlUlllltl IU .liu 1 had. ... ' ? the leading spirits, in the _M_ E. ' 'church.,The same-is true-'of Dr. " Jenkins iif [he lhiiitist-rHinTh.=AU?H^J: ney N. J. Frhderickds chairman of the ' Board of Trustees in his ehurcli. iror., A f Floyd, cashier is a high-class'Christian gentleman, a leadng ofliccV in his x church and a true lover of lis race.,' Mr. Vance, assistant cashier, is a''.war- ( thy model, for other young men of ' the race both a,s. a I'liiN ian?and '1 church member. Mr.. Williams. bookkeeper is indeed an expert. They say none better prepared in' the State... ,. -?Hp too is a lrreat-ckurclinian. Air. W; ] H. Harvey, president (if-the hank ] stood at the heiid of the North ("arc-, i Una Mutual in this/ state'f.pr many i ' yea^*/ VHc is rated :is one of the host of the company. ^* ^Jis ;i -staunch i supporter of ' his "eivui'eh; This hank with vindi. mini ii'i will liovov . * fail. Every colored, man iit_ Columbia , should do business, with tins colcjrpd - hawk: " . ^ ' " . .. The Citizen's Furniture Store, the ? Locvy .Clothing Store on Washington on Taylor street, all headed l>y Mi". I. S. Leevy are worthy enterprises t>> the credit of the race. The. Dailey'Grocery store on Assem-? bly street, the Hughes on Lady street the WaVerley Fish-Market on Gervais street operated by Mr. F.. C. Clark; The Lewte Regalia Company,-on As-; ' ~BOmbly?street?an d~s-i milar lms'nK'ss-?? rfln-wwl .rn 1?v our group here- in Cmlumbia deserve special, mention. The Hampton -Printing Company;" lam A iranmblr sUei-t the home of "The Palmetto Leader" is Indeed a " worthy contribution to the credit of the race in the'capital city by one a-fl mong its youngest sons. Every color-' ed person in South Carcrlina oupfht subscribe .and read this paper; andthose readers:*i\vhb are in arrears should pay up. So strange colored peo-' i pie reading white papers .pay ,the collectors by the week ami yet they want r, , 4,to read colored periodicals a life time fO^hothtKglcrLctL dvcryhod y settle -your account in full to The Leader as a Thanksgiving and Christmas prcsent. The manager, will highly apprc.eiate -the same. May I say to the credit of religion that all (he above characters nienl ioned?are identified? with the Chrstian church, and in pos-1 session of the"'Christian-religon. ^.Another great d'ceason- pulled off- in the capital city last week was the bus-" iness meetirrg of the State Fair Associatiop. Prof. Blantorr.?of?V'oorhees school was unanmously elected p'resi? dent. His address, though brief was a masterpiece and proved him to he . Jthe man for the place.. All of the officers and directors were re-elected ??:? by Jho?stock-holders, 1'rof:?Green Jackson wjgTi?'highly^sp'olcen of as "secretary !pf. this Association. The stockJ?^?holdcra,declaic. that SecVotrfry Jack-!. son is really the main stem of the FaiiA'ssociation in - tho Palmetto ?t?te-.? All of .the directors and stock-holders own prm?t nf T>r..f -T:ir-kson. (iralldChancellor Julius A. Brown, of Char-1 leston was a welcome visitor to our meeting Friday pi?ht; A <Beautiful Funeral, j The funeral of Mrs. Harriett I.. Hawkins was conducted from Bethel . A Jf F. church, Columbia. S. C., on last Monday afternoon, Xo say that the services were hitih' class in every respect is speaking truthfully. Those ? taking part in the services were" acknowledged leaders in their denominations and in their chosen professions It was indeed a fine funeral. But the character in,.whose honor the services were held was one of the best women ot the Negro race. Truly a great] woman has fallen. This was evidenced by the tremendous audience that was. present. As a Christian and church member she ranked, among the best. As a faithful missionary she led the : fest. The funeral program was well arranged and carried out. Well pre-1 i pared music was rendered by the^l church choir. A solo by Mrs. Smith ; i and a selection by the Juvenile depart- !, ment were certainly befitting tributes to the occasion. After the reading of ^ ' MMfc i i ' n .nd :: The New Rider :: ip Ellis ,' i O?O.'.V/.VMW<O oJvXo PitViDbC> I'k'^rams and letters of condolence ap nopriate eulogistic remarks were nade by Ilrs. R. M. Myers of the Bapist church. J. II. Johnson, of the M. \. chuiyh, J. M. Harrison, P. Er, of Jio Winnshoro District D. H. Sims, iresiileht of Allen University,' G. K. A les, I'. E. of the Newberry Dstrict, V A. Adams, Dean of the Theological >epnitment of Allen University, and 11. \V. Mance, P. E. of the Charleston 1)1 P V Pynfyton, pn^tifl)' ind master of ceremonies also made ouching ami timely roitiuihs. And tfter the reading: of the obituary by he writer and a selection by the choir u' pit .'luted Iliiihn p Uwint, nhn rielivr red the -final and closing address. Hie Bishop paid a glowing tribute to lie memory of the deceased. HeTficI fristico to 'the occasion in every re= ipect. Everybody sajd that if he had <nowiv the deceased all of her life his ..l.lii.iiir imnl.t nnt linn Unnn pny heK eiv The large congregation togetheryuli ri'latives and friends were highly" deased with the remarks by the Biship. Johnson and Bradley, Undertakers were in charge and they are renited.as being among the best in the date, regardless, of color. / Our Whereabouts. On last Sunday we were with ReviI'. II.. Pair at Shaw's Chapel on the ll.isHopvijte charge and~"vve certainly had a high day in Zio'n. The spirt" of lHe Lord was there and we enjoyed i real pentecost ndeed! Bros. Felder,' fain, McKnight, Williams are only a few of the noble members of this barge. Wo have about completed nil-'yearly rounds arrd we shall spend ilie two'remaining Sundays before our Annual Conference visiting our Brethren on the. district, assisting Hiem-in getting ready for Conference. The old Columbia?Conference means to?goover theover the top at Lancaster November '21st. and the Lancaster district with her great set of pastors are determined not-to, fall behind. This week end will find us with Rev. J. W. Shaw at Camden' Sunday n^ght. Monday night we will also be with RevShaw 'High Ilill. Let the people ru-ax_.?nr_iha.-pi'esericc_ ,of therKoly. Sioji it-. "Let us advance on our knees." X. B.?All applicants for admission 'rifoTHo Columbia Annual Conference' and those <'-oing before classes, will be present at Lancaster, the seat-Of" the Conference, Tuesday, Nbv. 20tKr at 11:Cf) a. m. No examinations will lie conducted after that day. This is"' the order of the Bishop. Let the Committees to examine wppt at tVir> same Conductors of examinariijins arc as follows: Admission: Rev. \V. R. Boater; First years Rev. T. H. Addison; Second Year: Rev. F. Philip Rllis. Third Year: Rev. R. E. Bmgdim. Fourth. Year: Rev. E. A. Adams. All pastors of the Conference wijl ineet also on that day to repont_y??ur Conference claims. IMSllOf'VILLK NEWS. Mrs,. Florence Titus left last week for' Elizabeth,' N. J., where she will probably make her home, j Mrs. S. M. Hanahan entertained the NVrdr^Vwrrke-fTttb-AV'-ednesday-eveii^ ing* after a very interesting program. Delicious refreshments were served. The Stork visited the'home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hills and left a bqunc iiig baby girl, both mother and baby arc doing nicclyl ~~ Mr,. Lorenza Jacobs of Morris ColIvgto-spent the J.veek-end at home. The Wide Awake Club was enterfnimaT at tla? home of Mr. and Mrs. Kugne Thomas Monday nighE A pf?= gram. was enjoyed and refreshments ini'f Moved. Everybody oxpronood themselves as having spent a pleasant evening. The faculty of the. Dennis High school has added the tenth grade to the school which was quite an advantage and appreciation to some of the ftirnu'r stmh'uLa. . -' . . Dr. I). A. Williams of HaftSvillhT visitpd our city Wednesday. Dr. Williams will very soon open a Dental to the city of Bishopville. IN flBMORIAM In mcmoi iaiti_^ff roy mother and wi(e,_Mrs. E. W. Graham, who depart id this life, Oct. 31, one year ago, to-^ day. The blow was a (Treat shock severe, the parting wps hard, to bear, Days of sadness Still come oveVftlftfden tears do often flow; we lpved you but4 Jesus loved you best. shall meet you some- day where Jesus is. Sons: Arthur Jackson, E. W. Graham, Jr., Rev. E. W. Graham, husband. ? Ir THe palmk f r ' -* ' .* * . . /jm \M B: fin V/ ^~~ JAM KS U. LOU AN ^~ OmdidaU1 fur Deputy Grand Master Mt -I-.?w?g I? T niran ^f thio V?itv inhn. la- a..candidate for the office of Deputy Grand Master of Free and Accepted Masons of South Carolina atT the coming session of the Grand Lodge; is one of Charleston's outstanding citizens, and his candidacy for thre nfhce is approved^not ohly by. thn Mnwm nf this city hilt l?y all of trf-its leading citizens. ? Mr. Lpgan has served three success sivfi terms as Worshipful Master of Prince Hall Lodge. No. 46 and his administrations have been crowned with | success. Among the many achievements under his leadership, are the following; installation of modern sys: tern of bookkeeping; establishment of record of attendance on percentage basis;, annual menibership roster (book form) containing the names and address of members as well as other valuable information; the appointment "of a pyess representative and a purchasing committee; the establishment of two scholarships, high school and college managed by-an ed ucation.il commission. - Mr. Logan, goes to the Grand Lodge ?unanimous endorsement ol his Lodge and the Sixth Masonic District.? He was vary bighly-commended by our late lamented Grand Master, Dr. C. C.( Johnson for his excellent administration as master of his lodge and the very efficient way ir which he served the office of Granc Lecturer.? ?? r t?v Besides being prominent i* fraternal circles Mr. Logan is very active in- the- life of the community both socially and commercially, he is conside red the leading musician of the state being band master, orchestra ' leader, choir director and composer Hxr htrs-served i n- the ca pae i ty of fedtrrattr employee for ovdr twenty-sis years, ^ind has given active suppori eneouragerpent to every uplift movement of his community. RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF DJR. J. H. GOODWIN. Whereas, the late Dr. J. H.' Good win has served the Colored State Fail Association for ~ fifteen years with rarer qualification!? and?efficiency" tc the satisfaction of the majority of th< stockholders, and Whereas, the said Dr. J. II. Good win was n hrnvo nnil fearless politi cian, statesman, churchman and lea der of his social group in all matteri of intellectual, religious and materia development, and Wheras, we, the Executive Commit tee and Stockholders of the said In stitution of which he had the TVohoi of being President for sfr long a time feel how feeble any efforts on oiii part would be now to comfort or con sole this Association, his family am friends, : r , Therefore, b<r--it--resolved that blank page be left in the minutes ol the Association! sacred to his metnory and that a copy of these Tesotution he presented to his" family and pub lished in The Palmetto Leader am People's Recorder. Be it further resolved that w< (rrnfltltr QM/1 ^ * 1 11 _?v.j ...m iHfiuy iuci me toss mai this Association has sustained in th< death of Mr. J. W, Dawkins, a mem ber of the Executive Committee, ant that also his name be placed on th< blank page of our minutes and pub "fished in the papers. t . ~ ^ , A. W. HILL. . ^ ?m ? . On Saturday and Sunday the St. Pau Union met at Mt. Carmel church. On . Monday night the'Club met al Mrs. Pauling's home. It was enjoyed We are glad to know that Miss Irick is out on HfcT work again. Last week Messrs. Willie Green anti N.. D. Perr,y, students of the Elloree school, represented their school at th< Statrr Eatr. Thejr reportpleasani trip and successful session of the Ne* Farmers of South Carolina. We were glad to have Prof. J. B (Burgess, the Vocational Agriculture teacher was a welcome visitor here a few days ago; , f ?.*/..' >. - v;... ' . a _ * . - ' 1 1 a u > r ; 'I' tULBAlJISK . . ?: * " Agents Wanted ? Ideal Xmas Gifts ' UNBRTEjWABLE 2 Year Guaranteed PENS * T Do?en, Agents 6?C : I c .'? NEW SEIXING PENS ' .' Pens finished in beautiful Assorted 724 E. 15th St., Minneapolis, Minn. ?^? ! HI! I ! I ?rtMKg A-D.__ ... C A K E S I WITH THAT - ... DELIGHTHJLLY fl BETTER FLAVOR 1~~rDIPELRErNT- J "SOUTH'S FAVORITES. SINCE 1841" . Having completed our handsome new Bakery in ( oUymbia?'We - wish to express our appreciation for the business yotl ftave^gfjfcon us,?I and invite you to inspect our plant at any time. ^ - YOU WILL BE WELCOME , C.L A U S S E M ' S I 5 K g F:ft | .. ~ -r; far Economical Transportation ? . T J ~ " ~~~~~~ ? .?? " ^ Quality Beatures 3 that make' Chevrolet J the world's finest lowBigger and Bettor |.n,o,l Autumobilc. THE CHEVROLET COMPANY 12.T3 HAMPTON AYEXUE' B???MHHtilli flu 11 || i II I 11 II IZB?C??^3 'jaftriftrtttiataizizrirtrajgiajaarerazraarereraEraiBraianjaraiarereizial Ixrnw npEN FOR BUSINESS I ?Leevy's Standard Service Station 1 ?: "rnpiwOT nrAVr rtff X, GREGG STREETS Standard Gasoline ancj Motor Oils, Esso, Mobiloil* Qua- 0* k?r Stn*?? nwd' Vecriol Oils. Gars Washed and Greased, !n Crankcase Service, Free Air, Mattery andRadiatorWater || LADIES REST ROOM ? PROMPT & COURTEOUS tj SERVICE q] 1 jgjeigigjgjEizjzfgjarajajajzjajHiaraJErgnsj^fa^raj?RiHJEfgiajHiHiaJBJHJafHJ ; '.. . 7 ~~~~ .*. ", ' ~ " . | The Leader X Is On Sale At The % i V ' ' - . .'"r:;:^: / r . y % Following Places: . % - y .. '. ' .' - ;. <? r y Holloway's Business School anjl Restaurant y x ; * 2029 TAYLOR STltiiE'f , - ^ ' ' / Williams' Drug Stored . 4 ^ ? A^IT f'fUlf 4IL< L fvulMnn jjxvui ui^iv? mo 01 rvrjrn "" i ^ F ? Busby's Grocery Store ? : A 902 MILLWOOD AXIEM H : j?_-v i X D. C. Carmichaers Delicatessen -u4* isnn WHF.AT strkkt V V _???r- . ^ . > v'<". ^ Nelson's Barber Shop Y V - ^ 531 MAIN STREET Y 1 *f * : * s v ; V Wesley Mangum's Grocery Store = , flftl AHBWX K.TIIKKT J. i r. ' ? Goodwin's Grocery Store <| |j^ ASYLI1W ROAD. ?????^ \ * - _ ~ . J r *<? The Regai Drug Store ^ t % 1121 WASHINGTON STREET ?J? ; ^ Reese'sT/rug Store ? ^ , : / 1422 ASSEMHEY STREET X y vj Allen's Cafeteria ... V > +y - . . ^ . . \v I ALLKN LMVi;jiSITE'S CAMI'l S ^ ? READ YOUR HOME PAPER % [ x " *! " . Saturday. ftnvfmh>r 10, 1928, . ' * *!* *J* *!* 'c | Chevy Chase Couh- \\ f try Club "-II V * ' ' / y .Open.for Engagements for Par- y . , - X ties, Picnics, Dances and Outings For information, Phone 7916 ?> J .$ MRS. M. L. KING, Proprietress '|$ or Win. .I. TAYLOR, Mgr., 'I Phone 3793. ?* % ** Qual i ty Vressiiig CIub Dry Clean jiig, IJepsiinn^'AT terjiig and Dyeing: Wo ate in business for your eonl vcnter.ee and our living. A JitI tie Co-operation would help. ? j J. II. Donley. Manage* Y. 1A1. i:. A. lUJIliDING J Sumter St, Phone 3861 | Instruction In Paino Playing I ^ Mrs. M. B. PRICE A 1212 Collet on Avenue AIKEN, S. C. I I Interview! will be cheerfully grnnied parents I fl I 6'r prospectve pup U l>y oppointment { ^ ~ BEGINNERS'A-SPEOALTY? I -fl I " I C. C. RUSSEHr?J 1 Expert Mechanic on all Makes I - of TALKING MACHINES. With W I Columbia Music Co. PHONE 7586 1608 Main St., , Columbia, S. C. I Professional ; I Cards -1 ??, OOOOOOOOOOOCfOOOOOOODOOOOOO 11:.'!() A. M. to 2 1\ M, Office 3536 6;00 P. M. to 8 l\ M. Res. 6548 Dr. C. I1]. Stephenson ?. 7 Physician and Surgeon Disease of Women and Children A ' Specialty Ollice: Residence: . j illliAssembly'St l^rDak St. | Office Hours': 8:150 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. I . ; . . . ... ^ DR. II. D HARPER Surgeon Dentist : Fillings, Extractions, Plates, CrGwni and Bridges A SPECIALTY , 1101) 1-2 Washington'St., Phone 21633' j DR. II. H. COOPER Dentist .Special Attention (liven.to Diseasoa , Of the Gums. Gold Crown and Bridge Work * . A Specialty Office Phone 6121), t i-jfi Washington St j -Residence Phone 8264 Ollice Hours; ' Telephones: S:JJO A. M. to -7:00 IVM. Oflice 6033 Resience 8878 s * * ' ' ' * -c * : * Dr. D. K. Jenkins T~' * . DlSNTlS'r > Fillings, Plates, Crowns and Bridges * Sunday by Appointment" ; jig * Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia . a Specialty. > j 1071 Washington St., Cola.,S. > Dr. L.M. DANIELS 1 I > Physicianand Surgeon. J H > Special AHcnlion (liven DiseasesOH H Women.? H ; Oflice Residence^ 1112.') Washuv^Uar:, 2230 Hampton I Phone 6429 Phone 7664 > J. Tin T ri rt/nrr . ^ ? -J I f IV. J. O. FS I 1.1 ArK.1" ? ) \ * Office Hours: Telephones: il:0(?to 1 :00 I'. M Res. 4692 ri. 6:00 to*8:00 I?. M. Office 8796 Office: Residence: 1702 Main SI. 1417 Pine St. Office Hours: Phones: 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8872 ^ - 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Office 4247 . ^ 4 Dr. W. D. Chappelle /*J Physician and Surgeon ^ Diseases of Women and Children " 8 ' A Specialty Office: Residence: i 1.7241/2 Assembly St. 1301 Pine St. . Columbia, S. C. * . ^ /Office Phone 8107 Res. Phone 6798 4?N. J.- FREDERICK??t ' Attroncy-at-Law and Notary Public U PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS j ?State and Federal 1119 Washington St., Columbia. S. C. V ?