The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 24, 1928, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Saturday, November 24, 1928. \ NEWS OF WAVERLEY SCHOOL r1- ~ '.v Honor Roll for first six weeks oi school at Waverley: , Advanced first grade: Nancy. Ar temus, Benzena Atkins, Fleda,JLackson, Dorf-is Mae Randolph, Benzena Blocker, Joe Bull, Ruth Counts, EsEunice -Hampton, Janie Marjorie James, Lena Kemp, Mamie Kemp, Maggie Rose, Theresa Blanch Taylor. v . Second Grade: Estelle Blackwell ???vne nampion, Ueorge McCreary Robert _Snype, ' ? .Third- Grade: 'Caroil Loovy, Cnfh erine Randolph, Satorp Mckenzie. On Monday November 13, at noon a program in do'mmeration of Armistice Day was scheduled at Waverley School as follows: r Invocation: Rev. J. C. White. Hymn: "In the Garden' Aiidieinu.? Rentarks by the , Principal. ^ Song, "America". Address, Mr. Cordosia T. Foster. I ^Benediction, Rev. Thos. D.-Brown. I H With the exception of the invocaHtion by the Rev. J. C. White, who was ^unavoidably prevented from?being Huresent, the program was carried out ?th promptness anii nrcris'"", ^CV^^Brqwn offering the invoI H ik* V. ^ exercises?were?hold out-of Vrs in order to accomodate the B52 pupils who were preset that Hhy. The exceptional good order in ^^^Kvhich the children poured from the building, took and held their places jrT ^ in the east end of the boys yard thrur li:J * i.L ' - uui me program, tne nne Spirit with which they entered into the program, and the orderly manner irt which they broke ranks and "dispersed to different parts of their playground after : the exercises, all created very much ? favorable-eonwnent among., the many citizens who stopped along the street to witness the perfdrmance. . .The address by Mr. Foster was ve ry appropriate for the occasion and its content and the masterly way in which it was delivered showedPhim to be a speaker of skill, and understanding and was highlydh^ructive and pleasing to his adult listeners as <, well as ttr-his-trudtence of 1,352 chil' dpen from the first grade to the seventh. It was pleasing to note standing in wrapt attention thruout his address. - - ???=?: The thirty-five minutes it took to assemble the children ,and tQ render the program were very profitably , spent and heartily enjoyed by all^pre sent. _ . . LEXINGTON NEWS The Lexington Graded School opened Mondav morniner. November 5. with an enrollment of 172. We have our same teachers and one new "teachcT?Miss Sarah Battles; sthey are planning to do a great work in the Wfcll-equipped building. Miss Fannie Parris and friends were visitors at the school Monday. t On Novtynber 1st the trustees and patrons entertained the t'eachets and the white trustees on the schoolyard with a picnic and free barbecue. Rev. Moss and Rev. Stallion .were visitors that day. >;y. ?-? As it is near time for Rev. Dixon ave for conference he seems to preach better than ever.' |A TU Ft Annual T ' Y- During this with each Range X V v. , ' i Your Old Sl< - -X 1 I . ... I Let us furnish yo X _ - -5? ?^ ? :?r ? Y( | ? ~ ; I sou ^ J - . / r ANDERSON NEWS ' J^iev. R. C. Stove* of North=Carolinj preached at the evening serviee al ; .St. Paul Sunday. All enjoyed his message. . ' ' * ' i Mrs. Janie Latimer of Honea Pat! was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs r W. I. Peek during the Uoynty Fair . Misses Pauline Hamlin and Nel Nicholas spent ' the "week -end with T0rs. Lillie Davis. , Miss Inez Williams who is teachirip , in the Ninety-Six Graded School - -her parents. XT' : * * > *' i ?uiuu ii. namey who teach , es in the Seneca ^Graded School wat home for the week-end. Rev. S. C. Campbell, the St. Pau _ rfcmir and?oevevni?of llie duai'UIIK motored to Greenville Sunday after ~ noon to worship with kevT II. Stewart at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Rev Campbell preached a wonderful sermon which all enjoyed. Sirs'; AlTcT^ Chancellor HollanTPwaf the hjbuse guest of Mr. and Mrs. J R. Thomas last week. ; Mr. C. Lee DaVis has purchased r model Hudson with wire wheels. M-PSr Knltt --M-. - Riiftwn. -Kiitulay morning' for home in New York City Mr. Chas Cherry a student of Mor--mis?College?spent the week end?in the city visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. D .Addison of SeI neca were visitors in the city Thursi dav. Among the many visitors who attested the Fair from Greenville were Rev. and Mrs, .W. S. Thompson, Mrs, Eva Fftchett, Nlr. E. C. Murray?Jd)r. H. S. Tolbert, Dr. Huggens ^and Miss Qrphelia Williams. Quite . surprising to their many friends was_the-marriage recently ol - Miss Addie Lee Clinkscaleg arid Mr, Mason Robinson. . j Mr. and Mrs. Jefif Calhoun are the recipients of a fine baby boy. Mother and son are doing nicely*, t, The Anderson Cdunty Fair held at Caters Park, November 14-17, was a ' success in every way. "j* The large tent was full of creditable exhibits^ All booths were good and well arranged. The carnival good and each night U viunu ?un_ii ?ttb . very orderly and gave authorities no trouble. This Fair has been voted.the J>est-yet . '/ WINNSCBORO ME-WS, !' - * '? ?1 The Club of "the Royal Eight met Tuesday- afternoon at the home of Misses Nellie Gordon and Viola Weston. After the meeting a delicious course was enjoyed by all . The work of the Graded School is progressing nicely . c Quite o few attended the A; M. E Z. Annual Conference Sunday at Great Falls. ^ JVIrs. Hettie Russell has been indisposed for several * days. -Rev. J. R. Johnsofi7"Jr., came honn Thursday afternoon from "Alien UJp versity somewhat indisposed. Mrs. Eliza Manigault.spent the we< end in the city.' I Rev; C. H. Steel Teturned from conference at Great Falls Monday i Miss Emma Weston passed thrc thejcity anroute .to Washington, D. C i : Rev. H. C. Westbrooks of Rod i Hill preached to the Saints :on last Sunday. IIIV Ij 1 _? 1 . . ' ^ . . _ During Our Turkey Si j . sale we will give y i Sold. : ~ ove Accentfirl m lur Thanksgiving or ftJR CREDIT IS GC THERN STORE 1718 MAIN STREET I l ' v , b ' . J' .. . ? THE PALME! GADSDEN NEWS te i Sunday, all of the services at Red : Hill Baptist church were largely ati tended. At 3:30 p. m. the funeral services i of Mr. John Randolph were Conducted . by Rev. J. W. Hill assisted by Rev. 7 H. Kurks L. A. Lowman and W. T. 1 Simons. ? . l Mx. Randolph quiety pqssed away on the.-6th^ For the past five years f -fie has made Bloonifield, N. J., his , home.; He returned here several r1 weekftiago. He is well remembered as one of the leading "farmers of this community i and . loved by all who knew him, re gardles of race. He was a member-of I Red Hill Church qnd a member of r the deacon s.board for a number of years. He leaves to mourn his loss three, sons and six daughter! who have our sympathy. ' Mr. W. Si Holly was the undertaker in charge. r i Mr. -H. T. -Marshall of Columbia . and his mother were among the visitors to the funeral, i Mi;. AnthQny Williams beter known r as "Punk" crossed the Bar on the second. Funeral services were con^-dueted?by--itev?J:" ST. Shiveh from . Red Hill Church. Mr. Williams Was ninety'years old t- and?was active until?a few' weeks before his death,, having been injur ed" during the.terrible strom'in Sept: ember.. Hd^leaves one daughter and two sons and a" number of grand i children. Miss Lucinda Finch is teaching in the* Graded School. . * . Mrs. Louise W. Randolph is able to resume her sciibol work' aftpr^hafv^ ing been sick for a few days, ?' ?-?? ? ?? ? DOTS FROM CATCE, S. C Saluda Lodge of New Brooklin's Odd Fellows laid the cornerstone of Cayce Graded School at 3:30 p. m. Master of ceremonies, Mr. C. Ander; son and Mr. Coultry. Other noted speaker^ were: Rev. Holloway and Mr. I.. S. Leevy. Music was rendered by a male quartet of New BrookL land which was amusing to all. Also Mt. Zion and New Brookland Bap tist Churches aided the program with many spirituals. Among jthe most distinguished vil .sitora of . .Columbia were: Rev. Mr. Butler, Mrs. I. S. Leevy, Mrs. Manigault, 'Mrs. Starks, and others. The teachers bf the Graded are looking toward progressive yeaf. < The Fairwold School's new 10,000 building adds much to.our town. ; Mr. J. E. McKisscick's business is ^Tfwprmvingr * Miss Anna McKissick, Elizabeth ' Carter, and Anna M. Allen are at> tending Allen University this term. TRAVELLING IN THE PIEDMONT ' . ; SECTION I Have-been preaching recently in i severa.1 towns HrT" the Piedmont section. . The farmers are making a good ?crop of cotton, i Last week I preached at St. Luke Baptist Church In York County. Rev. i Smith is jthe pa a,tor. .?? I preachetf'at Unity A. M. E. Z. i Church to two large audiepces. I . met two sisters who are great church : workers. Sister Ana Sims and Sist ter Agnes Brown. Rev" Arthur Ross.' JREEl * tove Sale f I ou a Turkey Free % . $ i * lsl Payinenl .j> Christmas Dinner | =z=?=| )OD ^3 Y :s co, | V TO LEADER ^ , = ACHING I J NT S j from Rutjierfordton, N. C.-^ - "I would get up. mornings and my joints would q^he. , 1 I would feel sore. I would feel sleepy and stupid. I didn't feel like I wanted to work. "I heard of Black?Draught H ' " fiuad how hjgMy.it was recqm mended. It certainly did me a world of good. So now I keep it in- the house all. the B time. It keeps me in splen did shape." ' Pains in your joints and b muscles are often the result b b nf poisons?which?have l.K en b r L absorbed into the system in- b a i stead of being carried off in a b 1 -?b natural meumerr - These waste b b products cause a great deal of bl fi trouble to many people, and b b much relief has been found, b J b in many cases, by seeing to it b b that the bowels aqt regularly b k b and freely every day. Thed- b | ford's Black-Draught should b I be taken as often as necessary b ft b to open the bowels .and put b them in .a a healthy state of I daily activity. Sold by all druggists. 25 B . cents. Qet n B- h b bbbbbbbbbbbbbb'bbb -- =v| PRAISES.WORK DONE AT LEEVY { LEEVY OR A DEI) SCHOOL ^ _ ' Edgewokl- Post Office, Coulnrhia j J.Mr. Editor: Please allow me space in your pa| pev to write of the preat thai is l>eI inp done at the Leevy Graded School, by this preat oborn leader. Miss C. A. Jackson and her splendid faculty. The preat spirit pi. this preat woman ^ causes her to have the -cooperation of some worthy help. We hold the ? Parent Teachers Association once a nionth. We had very encourapinp re- !' marks by our*-?)resident Mr. Willie ,|i Thompson. One Mr. Richmond and Mr. Smith haven't missed a -meetinp ! since the school .started its Work. !j He is a preat . man of a few words.. We ask the cooperation of all o*f our'- j And the most of all we ask,-the-p'ray- !j ers of our friends. Yours for the preat cause of Christ. . Mrs. J. II. Holman. J * * GADSDEN-CAMPBELL NUPTIALS f '? * I A beautiful home wedding of uhus- ^ ual and deep interest t0 Society or- % cured on last i-Wednesday afternoon, > Jpetpber 24 at 8:30 o'clock, when Miss < t,ucile Mae Gadsden %the charming < ^ -of - Mrs,?Samuel?Gadstlenr | became the bride of Mr. Glen Camp* < bell. Rev. Marcus, pastor of Wesley ? M. E. Church officiating. Mrs. F. J Marcus presided at the paino -verygracefully. Promptly at the apoint- f ed hour to the strains of Mendels- ) . sohn\s Wedding MarohTthe--bt4d?4 par 4 ty entered. Firdt bridesmaid to en- \ ter was Miss Daisy Gadsden a'ccom- | panied by Mr. Harry liollins. Little j Jerrine Marcus and others carried i baskets of flowers that were strewn ' in the bride's path. The lovely bride then entered on the.arm of her brof ther, M r. John Gadsden by whom shr was given in marriage. She met the groom and his best man. Refreshment was served in abundance and the numerous and handsome gifts attest to the popularity of I the young couple* . Their many friends wish the cou- _ They are making .their home at! 27 Moore Street, Watyerboro. ?? ? ^ 3 i& r BRUNSWICK; GEORGIA NEWS The Deacon's Christian Union met in its regular meeting with President T. J. Howard in the chair. De-'i votionals conducted-by Deacon S. C. ' Youman, Prayer by Deacon Evans.! >1 $2.50 was donated to the commit-1! > I tee and Deacon L_ Rovrv w?e 1: representative from the tin ion.?T hefollowing were reported sjek: Irea-i cons W. P. Peterson, J. F. Green.} and John Gregory. 'They Were , do- ; nated as usual from the treasury of, th<? Vnion, ' [j . Deacon Flandersi was roeeiveil ns a. member and was given the right hand of fellowship by the brethren. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown left Bat- = urday for Evanston, 111., after-^visitinglfratT^eB-a nd fr-i ends. - Mr, and Mrs.?N-. York is in the ~%*4.v vjsiting relatives and friends. Sunday was a high day at Mt. Olive Baptist Church of which Rev. E. J. Bazzell is pastor. The Deaconess Christian Union met aTTChe Rome of Mrs. Nettie Gamble. Mrs. Rachel Butler presided. Many important subjects were discussed and each was greatly benefited. * * : ^ * V' ? I , ? ^ ^ " % T" ' , - * ____ *p> .' ' ' ' <>AGE ni K ? * ' ' , '1 Agents Wanted ?^Ideal Xmas Gitt^ : Year I?^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i:. u. i,it.\s & < o. . * 721 Ii. 1 >t It St., . .M iniH u|:< lis, Minn. - PINCKNLY'S FuSlERSr^ivME' | S UNDERTAKER AND LICENSED K.MRALMKK ()i KOI TE CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ^ ~ ~ " * I'lincrji!' ('ar^^nuj - f^rnvra: v ~ . Equipment S& ' ~ As .Good, as t ho Eo^i ~ ? $ " ?- ??-t?- *?AtttI-1 imotrtlunr |l); I E - j ~ V ", ^ " V\nd. l'rioo?i-:Lo^>- ! (o I , Piiickiiey's Sanitary Barber Shop BKSl EQUIPPED IN THE CITY. COME AVI) SEE FOR YOURSELF. I PALMETTO REALTY CORPORA I ION C?- ?-? > :?A ?' ' - : ?? ' 1 |? Cnlu.nfbia, SouTh Carolina . X 0 ?: ' DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE * * " C Collection of RENTS Easy Terms mvHOMES I* AYc d\e now ready.to .sell lot- for liiiriul purposes iii PINK 1 Hl/lily* j. CEilETERY located in^Xurth Columbia at tlte- end-'ol* t'o'le.jyc i l;ice- .> |? ear line: "The location is Leautil'al, See us at once, V ' . ; * Mrs. 11. il. W alton. Pres., J. IX. Johnson, (ien. M^r. & Xotnr> public ? s* Phono <? 122 Oflice: llOD'i. Wa>hiii>rio? f SHOE REPAIRING" | Men's Half Soles Sewed.On_$J^2S | Prices on other repairing in accordance PHONE 6820 * ' ' ':?/ ^ | ' ; I Wjlse W. Martin ?-? | ttiS'l 1 18 l laiiiptun St. if ! * * *t? ! ?! ! ! !? ?* *' * ?> ' * ?* % % ?* I. S. LEEW " i r" ! - Diipactment Store ; 1 I 3 1 Washington St. Phone 7:>(j" 4 ~ I Bii; Line of Clothimr for Mt'ii. Womt'ii nn.l t- i.ui.vi-.-i> _11 :' Bu>s Suits A Specialty. ' 1 " ; ' T~ ;| " ' . ... '; ' " $ :; . .v- . DRY GOODS, SHOES, MItLlNERY -- ?^ f :; V- ? 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