The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 08, 1928, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Saturday, December 8, 1928.
'BENEDICT COLLEGE NEWS
^ ' Dr. D. H. Sims, president of Allei
University, heartily welcomed th?
members of the faculty and studen
body o?- ^Benedict College at the un
ion Thanksgiving Service held in A1
len University Auditorium. An ex
cellent message was delivered by the
Rev. Mr. E. F. G.~Dent, Assjstan1
Dean of Theology at Allen, who btfsV(
his timply remarks on the 100thp.salrr
^ The day wao charming' .and thfe g>i)iii1
of Thanksgiving appeared to bp wit!
everyone.. The only thing, that marred
the fin v fhr tlioo" "~l
v , vtkWOfC OWtCl OUIUL',
. ' was the fact that their teams were
defeated on the gridiron. Allen losl
to State 6-3 and Benedict lost toClaflin
by a socre of 81-0. A reverse ol
the score would have made the day ideal
for the -students of these- institution.
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The cl^ipul?exorcists on Friday,
November 30thr w^s marked by the
presence ?f Rev. J."- W. Easley, Dr
J. C. White and Pr. R. L. File oi
Winston-Salem, N. C. Dr. File made
students tu gut tvDMdhr anci spoke 01
the upholding power of the gospel
He e.mphasized service and obedience
as fundamental to Success and greatness.
The service was closed with
prayer hy Rev. Easley.
Miss Frances Lawson, daughter ol
Rrinripal-Lnwoon of-Sifinter, hffgTtv
ceived. word from the committee on
thg Odd Fellows Scholarship that she
was successful in the competitive ex
amination given at Benedict College
recently. As a worthy objective, the
Odd Fellows of the state have, for
for one of.their benevolent purposes,
the payment of one hundred dollars
toward the * expenses of some worthy
* campus student. The purpose is a
?laudable-one. Miss Lawson is to be
congratulated;.
The faculty and student body of
Benedict College were grieved to
leam of the death of Miss. Catherine
Pawley, who wis ''obliged to leave
school during the year on account
of poor health. She was a good student
and would have graduated from
our high school department had her
health not failed her loved ones and
especially: to her: brother James whc
received his A. B. Degree from Benedict
College May 1928.
The Rev. Mr. Brown, pastor of the
St. Luke Episcopal Church, gave a
timely message to Benedict; College
faculty and students Sunday, December
2. Many of his Columbia friendswhile
wishing him success in his
new field at Richmond, are averse tt
his leaving Columbia.
SPORTS
BENEDICT FOOT BALL T^AM
James Argyle, Eugene Schdmpert
Fleming Prince, Floyd Wilson, Richard
Lipscomb, Henry Dority, Alloj?
Davis,?Qeurge Dannelly, Roy^ Hill,
Thomas Wilsojn, Samuel Lloyd, Wil
iic&irr- uuuiut'ii, William I11II, LiUClUS
Daniels, Otis Gibbs, John Potts, Mc
Swain Wardlaw, Ernest Hughes, fcW
Pickens Jones, Richard Williams, T
-Roosevelt, Johnson, Eugene Holmes
Theodore . Gathings, Harold Stevens
Howard Gregory, Emanuel Gaulden
?_ Claude Herbert and Captain nnvwl T
. a. Adamson. "
'GAMES ? ' ' ' '
Benedict won all of her games but
two which she lost to Claflin anc
State; Colleges.
SPONSORS
Mr. Henry Williams, Coach; Prof
R. J. MadisoH, As?t". Coach; Prof. T
Earl Murray; Asst. Mahagehy
Mr. Walter McNair, lyric singer o
the Hall-Johnson Singers, will appeal
1 in recital next Friday evening, Dec
ember 7th, at~8:00 o'clock in Be?edic
College Chapel. Mr.' McNair is on<
of the foremost singers in the No
; ? gro race. He has recently won thi
silyer cup in the Carolina Tenor Con
test. The admission will be 35c fo
adults .and 25c for 'children and stu
dents.
"Valley Farm" a play filled witl
tears^ and roaring laughter wilf-4>
presented in Benedict. College Audi
torium Friday, December 14th, a
8:0po'clock. This play will indeed h
a dramatic treat. It has had a loni
run jn many of the principal citie
of the country and is highly recom
?menqca as aMin? piay^ lou-canno
afford to miss it. Admission 25 an
? . . 15c.
CARLISLE NEWS.
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Rev. W. L. Johnson, Mrs. Aim:
Dixon, Mr. J. R. English "and Mi
We?Iey Emerson motored to Irm<
to attend the Convention . of _th
?? ?whj h oon
vened in St. Peter Baptist churcl
and Pleasant Spring A. M. E. churc
> from trmo to Columbia.
_ - On Thanksgiving night a gran
entertainment was given at the ha
by the Sunday, school of Mt. Ede
., church, which was well attended b
V old and young. Many good thing
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i I if I I ilfTr laMjUi?iaMiilitfih I i
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^ Would TciLe 1929 ^
K.of P. Session ?
B ?
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!. Cojijvij'ht, N. *. s.
, italic rt B. Barcus. Grand Chaiicel
lot?of the Grand Lccluc. -KniHhtw-o??
Pythir.;-. ol the ^t;itc of Ohio.' who
" will Journey to Ch veluul lH'xt week,
where 4rt is to rout r with- wwval
Courts i f the -order* vylith a vldvv to .
It taIiil)K t'-p cOnctave' to
tlyit city -in 1"2 >. t 'hp plan pp.c- .
. CCCtUi. ItrvSlI be i-'. ,hr.?t time, the
oicfrr has o li n (. ul L l:,<~ sea-"
6lon hi t'*v F<: ' tincc l'.ii'l.
r~~ GEORGETOWN M i US. "
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' Mis's Anna Mae, Green a former
student of Howard High School pass''cmI
away here at her brother's.home
' Friday.
Miss Sadie White, Professors G.
> W. Howard, C. S. Browrte, Mr. L? A.
! Buttnh"atul. Mr. Frank Johnson spent
Saturday fa _Qjcaiu?cburg. '
' tor of Bethel A.M. E. church of Columbia.
has taken charge of Bethel
church here.
Mr. P. II. Browne, Of Allen U:u;
vcrsity spent the week-end in. the
-city.
f. ; ?
!' ' ALessrsM". S. Browno; I,. A. Button
and J. W, Nesbitt spent a f.ew hour?
i in Bumter Friday.
Miss Catherine Patyley, a jrrp.i'iiate
! of Howard High School an'l also a
' Student at Benedict Obj|leg.e parsed
away. Funeral services \yeve held at
Bethesda flaptisi. church, wliyre . Miss"
! j Pawley was a member. The ser
i' vices: Were Conducted by Rev. G. G.
! | Danipl.
j The friends of Miss Paw ley crowd>
| ed the church, and paid their last
respects,1, to her. Ifuge tloral olf.er
Jin.es were given by friends. She was
a popular and well-liked member of
- a large circle of (friends. Besides
her father, mother and a brother survive.
, -The fall and winter suiting is in
. our charge and we have a personal
i iquestion to-submit to you. Has it
- ever occurred to'yuu that I couldn't
- afford to do poor work for you that
i it must be all quality, for remember
; I live here, so I am depending upon
. the" good people of Georgetown and
, Georgetown County for. their support.,
, Thanking you for past business.
, TV1 Prosperity Tailoring Co., 901
. Front St., Gcorgetpwn. S. C. r;
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THANKSGIVING- CELEBRATED
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RY THE MATRONS SOtTAT
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j CIXB OF GEORGETOWN.
One of the most enjoyable parties
of the season was. that given by the
Matrons-Social Club on -Thursday ev
erring^ Nov. 21), at the hospitable
' home of Dr. and Mrs! U. C?, Teele,
on Wood street;?rbovt-fy^-pnt?plants
and soft lights throughout the lower
^ floor made an effective setting for
[ the diveipiops of the evening. .. The
"Beautiful costumes worn by the. 'ladies
were in keeping with' Tile "occn"
sion. Tho various "contests wore
" hugely enjoyed, and at times caused
p much laughter. The first honor
prizes were awarded Matrons Eliza
RT Howard, Jogie .jJaekson and Mr,
? -SL?SL-! Minis,?The booby-prizes ,were
carried away by Matron O. Clarke
? and Messrs?" F.W. DUnTTioroand^lS
?" W. Atkinson. Fruit punch, sandwicf
OS and candvwere, served in such a
pleasing manner that all for the time
e being, bee a 1 Vie Epicureans. Current
^ events were- discussed until the wee
8 h0ur^i -'when the guests reluctantly
left with 4he hjghe_st praise for .the
- . .Thosin pie?>nt wci? .Dr. ;;nd Mi s
U. G. Teclc, Mr.-'and?Mrs^>-T\?G.
Clarke, Prof, and Mrsfc G. \V. Howan
Mr. and Mrs,. W. FT.YRoBinson, Mr
and Mrs. F. W. Bunmore, Mesdame*
E. F. Eraser, A. L. Frederick ant
a /osie Jackson, Messrs S*?S. Mirny
' and E. \V". Atkinson.
9 Matron Grace Anderson, who*is a!
e John Hopkins Hospital has the sym
k missed bv alk
h , ?' ' . - . ?
to eat were served,
<1 Rev. II. Hancock preached n won
lljderfpl sermon (Sunday, afternoon a:
n | Mt. Edori church; also Miss Alice
yjHancoclc and others accompanied Rev
;s [ Hancocli from Union, '
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THE I'Al.ME
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~ LEESVIIXE NEW iS.
On last- Sunday, Rev. c\ A. liuui
lap, the new pastor of Calvary A
31. E. church preached a splendid scv
inun. ..His text was from II .Peter M:
The Sunday, school -teacher's dis
"cussion class has boon reorganize!
by I'rol.. J. ^T. W. Minis. We, are hop
ink thati this-organization \vlll l?e "ii
beneficial as! it was last year.
Rev. , Morse Is pa -lor oj l'? :ori;l
ship. I'.i^ptist church. The jiiiVKlaj
school work under the leadership o
dshing condition. The li. Y-. I', U
tiiscussions -are'.also" very helpful "ahi
inspiring.
Rev. Eoni, pastor of St. MaUBl-w
C. M. K. church, . ami his member
wjH" hold a A lock Y '< >n f e ivn ev , lues
day, Dec. 1. Much fun is anticipate'
I'uof. -j. T. M>uis. principal, b
Hampton ill, had as li s gin on 1; week.
l*iia. father. 2.1 r. Minis of Mc
eormick:
The faculty of Hampton Mi wa
erved A very- tempting' repast oi
-i mYSk~ni4viihy?The s?u-h ;Un
' -e\ehth gride v.i'lU ?i Vae 11 Mb. IV
(jnomics clnsy.. Iii th... afierilpon. th
meal team p 1 ay c-if~^i pnn' of fin -ko
hall. All -present report a dcii/tht.
fill time. * . . ? '
Miss IVi ry is a recent addition 0
. ile t'.n.-nil >?uf?11iimji'.Kii?Hi, ?.
The telphers of Hampton Hi an
the adjacent . schools w-ill render i
program .on Monday night ? f(jp' th
benefit "of lla'mptoii*'"Hii.
Afrs, SuVi,. [ fV.h'tnan r'Le.1?rrt?hrhome
on Satur.il ty morning. Severn
relatives and a host of friendtf-moun
her loss. NINETY
S?X. XKWS.
Services at Eothlehem. Sun lay wer
exceedingly, graild. Ucv-. AlKn'T, hi
von preached two /treat ; sermons
JTuililay night after tin- collection, tic
rally of "The Coming Ohurch" wa
held. The young -people rendered ;
'lUij't program; which was enjoyed lr
-ivlL Then tluT roil was called ui! th
1 Carious departments <?' the ehm'vh a
I the following: .Miiiihvrs j^ronh 'J a
U-ol) Johnson $1.25';' Y\". ('. Wjiliimt*
vl.Hl; Joel Calhoun loi ; I.oruy Jack
son 82..'!(T; Janves ivyhardsOn $1.00
| Timothy . Hawkins- 25c. . hv'acom
I roup: llarel'.i Graham-$1J)5; Tim i
, tliy CIi ;.'"in 20 ; Cleophas Xkiiiiouii 2"i
Hrady Jaekson $1.00; T. Smith $1.5(
Trustees; Group; Solomon?Goalum
ci ir.. M.??.i-..ui tV;..i,-....',irtk.. \
.j. .
('. Daw-kins .$1.11. Sunday school of
(Veers: Philip 'Ahram '2C>e; Kdnir .'JM-n
McJ\eHriey <>Gr; -Kmnth* Doy.ier .$1.25
.Johnnie Lee Butler 75c; Jo3tp*iiii
. Kemp SL15; Connie Lark SI.'A; C!a
ia (iriliin $t.0o; Laura Ah runt 00c
Mary doe I .ark SIMO; Helen Ituutfc
i lin. SV.OO. M issionar.v Society: Km
ii'?n Comic si.10; Tula Sat> hi 1 *l.,lu
Ak's'o Lee' Smith $1.0a; Kl:/.ahed
..Smith 50 c; Sehell Ilijhort $1.50; Co
line Bowie 5Qe. .11. V: P. I'.:'Cornel
iits X'alhoun 25c; Sue Je>l MeKennv;
01c; -Matilda. Jones' $2110; I'U-?. Say
le.VuOc; Sophia K.mur.a Rohim-on 81.1
Alary - I'Uza Fra/.ior. $1.15. Voun,
- JjiUlios Auxiliary: Be-sHU^e-- I.awto:
. V.rlllm siv' 15; ?.latlie M'no 1 ltuhinsu
$1.11; Lillie "^Mae Kelly :;.'1.00. Kill
ieijfarten: Maria (I: ode $1.05; . Ine
Williams $1.20; Cora Boyd 50c; Mat
tie Leo Williams SI.02: I.uulla- Wil
Hams Lotfise; iSatcl\ol $.1,15
Mr.;. Fannie Washington CViioafio, II
Mrs.- Mamie LKe..;, Chieatco, II
oO'c. Total $.10.1)0." All cards \yer
rot brought in. Wq. are grateful t
--rrH-?who?assisted?these . young cl.ii
dron;.. *i\ e are. proud of 'The Cut.,
irig CHuiah of Bethlehem.f
Kev." Dixon, Mi.. W. ,M. Ila\Vkitt:
Mr. A.B. Bowens.wore dinner ^r.uest
""TTT"MTjr?Fttrr^ttrnham.- I'ney repoi
1 the dinner good enough for a kin*
1 Mrs. <lrahaiv> is indeed an cke6ll!d
" cook.
i I1) of. and Mrs. II. \V. Rice Mrs. ^
. C. Lark, Mr. and Mrs. 1'. 15. Deal
; Lev?Dixon were tile .dinner gusct
! of Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Parker at On!
rffTfe nlusts w\Ve ushered- iiu-> the di
> mg room,.w herF TLey
i loaded with a delicious "menu.
Mr. A. B. Bowyns, Mr. \\'; M. Ilav
kins, Mr. O'Neal Dean. Mr. Hati
' werejileasant quests of air. and Mr
I'arker S\inday night.
' i The'Ninety Six .graded" school ..
--progressing inmdy?under the flirei
lion of tin. ore sent faculty.'.
, The Parent- Teachers' AssociateI
was organized last week. The mco
. in^ was very' successful. We th
? mclnbe'n* of thy said organization at
! expecting to put over a .great pr<
: gram this 'term.
The basket ;ball girls. under the d
t rection of Muss-*Panola Harris at
- doing'-nicely." The extrrhifrrm rrmn
T Thanksgiving. between the (>th oil
dh grades and the high school glr
was verjr. interesting. Scores wei
14-10 in favor of the grad.es.
: is?t Itichio -Dean. Air. James I)e:i
t and Mr. 11. lb motored tb Bettis
- cademy to visit their sister Miss M<
zella Dean, wlio is a student tlier
~ They reported a. fine trip.1
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TTO. J>KADKK
| A Dangerous |
'.I I Condition '
i i B , "There was a time when ?
_1 5? I my health' was nx<t s<? l|?
i. C" good," says Mr. Miles Hop- ,] *
$ feias, of Callettsburg, Ky. ' *
U "I suffered a great .deal J
5 from gas pains. My ay stem -*
-??wan sutureted tviih poison 1 -j
" ' M which was- not properly i
f jt| eliminated. Frorh, time to i I
_ 1 . time I .had severe?head-'j \
aches, and I felt sluggish | ?
H and dull.- . ?' . 1 r
! H ^T"RTTcw of Black-?)raught J f
p as a medicine for
| CONSTIPATION i
I ' so I thought I would try it. I
" a For m-whilp I; took a small 5
> i* dose every night until my. r
1. H system was rid . of the ac- j[
7-?k* 'Cumulated ijuisuil. T~ ' 1
H "I gaihed in weight.and I
- D :ny gene r'\1 health was it
. ft,}: good. jXLuit experience 1;
??:i made mii i .'alize the merits^I?
v?sj of -Black-Draught. 1 kept
"j |! it in' mv homo and wlv.-n I |r
.Tij duTl. 1 take 'a
ft | which I feel O. K. again, J 5
. ji|l "I try to jk-eep my system' j \
i Jj| cleansed, and I find Black- . t
Js?! Draught a great'aid:" .. i J
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'i :!.a.:..t' <Mi fj t< . X.ewv Favnier
( i'j . '! '>, < :iii Kim hvet' Fl'tday
n!) lUfh., at. the
ty Traiui'1 v.1 ' Va'ln "I. and. Iu-M
s|i" f ilil lui'AM i: jr... L'V:
! div in 'i- * i"' i\)i.nth Iras been d<
'' ?'i ,;p:?n a*. 11: { regul.r hicetinvr-dri.v
pfir .At- tins Mtt.i'cm.' -.imr a '1 hrit'r
. \\y v ;tihl aviKn^'ir.i0:; *m:i 1
l' to "jiM'i'' the X\ F S. ''
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. yi' 7?il!o^ys: nl^'lTfiechetn V;v-' ? ?'
__! (I. !\ laager. vice president; ,\V Ali-t
i tare; 15. Ifyjnati. asst. see etiirj
O. i I nut. treasurer. . * .
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pr - I.. I)u rneb, u?y <
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Air.. !.!, Fl|ul?rer. Mis.Flal
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' city:- .
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L> !'>f. t.!h' i el1. t-i i 'anni".'.r to 'a!
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I ir; .. i'i'jFT and Mi s: Itrynnt.
c ny.iny Prof.
'" j \v' ; iV-T.t \ . nui. h to. Uni'U <>(*'].
' ! ii!, \Vi> hi,j>v- for hiiii a.-spv*-<]
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?itniriini" awwi)?fl-i? .ftw-Mt-llynllcv', w'.i
j'iWv?.?(ii'iMlmnn Perrim?H?
_ ir.or teacher (>f tin; Nil)ely Siv yi ;ul?
! s'cl.-'nl. . (Silt1 Vi|itillt.s'.'a very pleas:,i
T~1 '
'cj Prof. anil Mis. Rico. Miss' Wi
, liams _aiui M iss-"1 In iris wyrfi hero J
TWf! ii>ss "the <>f5 iliafiltsjrivirt
i We : re . i j l? hear of Mis. .'
0 i nu lia. H-.ytf t'akinl" seriously ill
clni.ch, .Sunday "i;.:l',t.; We also r
j <xret t<> rt'J'cvt Mrs. W. I,. Marsha
^j.M vs. Anna' la i:>i. .M rs. (io<M\i.r;:uU
j Ri*;l?y Mrs. Carrie Ko'djrors. ^Mrs. Co
, rie Thompson oh the sick" list..- A\
n j h??po to see'thorn-\\ell'soon. ~~
j Mrs. ^ m'andn St wens and Mji
v Panola Harris wore pleasant visito
<M of Rev, 'and Mr*. G. S. McMillan Fi
[day evening. _
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i > Equipment
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And Metier (ban "the Rest I
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^|j - Pinckney^s Sanitary Barber Shop
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Columbia. South Carolina "> X
:i: dealers in real estate and insurance &
X Collection of RENTS Easy Terms on HOMES *!;
\\"e are n.ovv rejuly to selllots for. burial purposes in PIXlv RIDGE .
CEMETERY located iii 'North Columbia at the end of College Place,
' X car line. TneTocati.oii is beautiful. See us at once. > ? ! X
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.j. Mrs, It. II...Walton, Pres., J. II. Johnson, Gen, Mgr,.<SL Notary Public' X V"*
. Phone <i122 C Ollice: 1109.14 Washington St. *|*
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SHOE ^PAIRING
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PHONE 6820
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DepaBrnpnt store??
1 I 3 1 Washington St. Phone 7567 'j;
*Big Line of Clothing for Men, Women and Children. !!
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> .i)l{Y C001)S SUOES MILLINERY :r^ ::
i 1*J | .Connected with our Store is: First' Class Tailor Shop, ' - .
'?I'i* Iiarher Shop and Beauty Shop for Women. ~
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VjX Wc aif not sollihg Race Bride. Buy from t's because '
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,i 0 WE use qnl> 100 per cent pure Wool Fabrics jxj
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three hundred patterns and with all *that, our
prices are re&sonahly low. To lower Wtruld
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g XI17 WASHINGTON STREET I'M ONE (>1)6.1
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