The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 20, 1931, Image 13
. - Saturday, June, 20, 1931. ?
Dr. Sandy SimonB of Charleston
was in Columbia Tuesday.
Miss Clyde Singleton left Monday
for. summer school at Hampton.
* ,rs. Daisy Walker of Manning is
attending the Alien-Benedict gammer
school. *
Miss Thelma Koon and her mother
of Pendleton Street are spending the
summer in Philadelphia.
Rev. J. Prf Reeder, pastor of Zion
Bantist church, is attfendeng a minis.
terial meeting in Philadelphia.
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Allen of Harbison
Colleere wpre nmrmtr +V?o /.if,.
. ' visitors this week. .
~ ^ ^ The Rev. Samuel Wallace of Aguswas
in the city last week.
Rev. J. W. Robinson of" Manning
and Rev. B. J. Hodge of Alcolu spent
Monday , in the^city., ??
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Mrs. Lilly Whitaker of Benn'ettsville
is in the city after spending several
months in Tampa. Fla.
Rev. G. H. Ulmerj Presbyterian min
ister of Winnsboro, spent Monday in
the city. , .
President J. G. Porter of Harbison
College is much improved after an
illness of two weeks. ;
Mrs S. G. Simmons of Charleston,
Editor of The-AVdman's Recorder, was
in Columbia Tuesday.
. Miss M. H. Bolds has returned from
a pleasant trip which she spent with
her father and aunt, Savannah, Ga.
Miss Nellie G. Sellers speht"fK<r
week-end with relatives in Atlanta,
Georgia.
Miss Hattie B. Henry was the happy
guest ^of her friends' m AtlantA
Thursday ^ and Friday.
Miss Atlanta G. Griffian left Monday
to spend two weeks with her
-mother in Columbus, Ga. - '
t Miss CTkra B. Beckham has bought
her a ford coupe. Everybody at the
Sanatorium is happy.
?? oisnop n, u. Kansom, President
D. H. Sims and the party that at--I
tended Wilberforce Commencement
hrst week have returned to the city.
On Friday, June .5, Miss Alice
Haigjer was called home on account
of the death of her father, Mr. S.
O. Hairier.
Mrs. Annie M Chandler left the
city ._Er|day for Jamaica, N. Y>t_ to
spend the summer. We hope for her
a very pleasant vacation.
Miss Mamie E. Gordon left the city
Friday for East Orange. N. J., 'to
spend her vacation with Mrsj George
Smith. We hope for her a very
plpnsant. stay. L
"Mrs. Tula Mae Ruff left for New
York City last Saturday accompani
ed by her nephew, Mtt L,eon Hagood,
after_spending- omotime?hero vinit
i"g' relatives and, iriends.
Mrs^ Mary Suber-Ree.der left yes
terday for Richmond where she will
? spend a few days; after which she
will leave for New York City* to
spend the summer with Mrs^iuia^Mae
t>..er - v '
tbUil ,
Mrs. Daisy E. Rrown, R. N.. spent
her vacation with her mother-inlaw,
Mrs. Lucy t. Rrown orf Ocilla, i
Ga. We regret to hear during: her
stay that her father-in-law Rev. E.
B. Brown, presiding elder passed to
the great*beyond.
N'eyg reached the1 city last weekencT
of the death of Principal J. M.
Johnson of the Clinton .High school
hjr. Johnson was well known among
a man of high standing in the Presbyterian
church.
The premium catalogue of the
South Carolina Fair Association will
be ready for the press in a few davs.
They have revised a new premium listand
will be prepared to award premiums
again- this year before the cloae
of the fair. f)r. Cpllins, Col. Greene
Jacksun,?frmr.?fit?Willi a ins JTrrd the
officers of the fair are pushing things
for a bigger and better fair and the
people are willing and ready fo cooperate.
. Mrs. Ellen McDaniel of Laurens
who has ben here in Columbia for the
4^ past seven weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. K. Jackson, 918 Hampton
Ave., wishes to thank the many
friends for courtesies showft while
? here, - ? 1?
Mrs. McDaniel is an invalid and is
the mother of Mrs. Corrie J. Carroll,
Branch Secretary" of" the Y, W. C.A.
Mrs. W. M. Manigault of the firm
of Manigault ft .Williams, undertnkers
of^ this city left yesterday for
Spartanburg in company with her
son, W. M., Jr. At Sparantanburg
they will hp ioipeil.hy Mrs.?Annie
Mae Patrick, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Manigault. From Spar
tanburg the party will motor to Chicago
and spend a greater part . of
their vacation.
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Miss Gladys Harvey, daughter of f
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harvey, is home
after a successful term teaching in
the City Schools of the Old Nortn
State. Miss Harvey will l^ave soon
for New- York City where she will
resume, hey studies at Columbia Uni-'
versity, Vorking for her Master's
degree.
Miss Irlean Washington a popular
young society girl, a recent graduate
of Booker Washington is leaving for
New Ark, N. Y. today, where she will
spend'her vacation with her uncle and
Aunt Mr. and Mrs. James Roseborough
22 So. 14th Street, after which she
will involve the most of her" time in
New York City with her brother Mr.
Ernest D. Washington to btbaden
her views in music we wish for her a
pleasant stay.? ?? ?
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By invitation of Principal J. E.
Blanton, Prof. I. M. A. Myers spent
Wednesday, June 10, at . Voorhees
School, Denmark. Mr. Myers was
there in the interest of several newspapers
and will release a few stories
P5iK?iTi!r TKiS ?/*Tvaa1 '?
-WW V?iv DVUUVI (?ltu XVS glUWUl 1UI
the press. Few men in the State are
doing more for the actual betterment
of the Negro race than Martin A. Man"
ifee and Joshua Enoch Blanton.
H. Alston is one of the most handsome
residences among Columbia's
_colored_property owners. .The pro- " perTy
is located on the z200 block of
.Hampton Avenue in one of the lovely
residential sections of the city. It
has been built in the-latest plan, modern
in every way and makes a very
'"beautTfur appearance. Columbians
are very glad to have Dean Alston
and his madam live in this city again.
They are now situated a? well as one
could wish and are splindid citizens.
Voorhees Industrial school at Denmark
has almost completed the drive
to raise a building fund of $215,000.
The success of the campaign-is due an
to the untiring pfforts ~nd very fine
leadership of Principal J. E. Blanton ,
_and??A.. Mani.'ea the treasuer -?
of the school. Dr. Patton of tft<r~,
American Church Institution *of New
York City has been directing the 1
campaign. Already the new Mas- avN
sachusstts Hail which in being built -77at
a cost and will be one of the best .
academic buildings on any camf>us ]?"
in the State. The Leader will carry ?'
ft story of this drive and the recent ..
improvements at Voorhees-in its current
issue. - ,. , Kr
ANNOUNCEMENT ' Ki
Rev. find Mrs. H. E. Taylor announce
the marriage of their neice v
Carrie Etta to Mr. Allie Sightler,
June 6th, 1931. v . ~-.-_j.__---??
"SIDNEY PARK PICNIC t1?
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Sidney Park Picnic will leave Wed- ?r
nesday June 24, at 9:30 A. M. for to
Harbison College, Irmo, S. C. A
large crowd is expected to go. Pie- ~~
nic ground is only three miles from
the Saluda Dam. Come and enjoy *?*
THE TWILIGHT NEWS ' %
The Twilight _ Social Club called a {
special meeting during the meeting *t*
two new members were admitted:
Mri Willie Green and Mr. Raymond y
Gillam. * X
! These arve the first members the ?
I club admitted since it has been organi
ized. This club has been organized .j.
(wo vears and the membership is now -Y
seVgnttiflri.. H has bct'n piannwl to ml- X
mit two more members at the next y
meeting. ?
INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB A
NEWS X
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Mrs... Shellie Davis intertained The Y
Independent Social Club at the home * **
of her sifter Mra-.-Katie Robinson 2200
block of Senate St. ; ^ ?
Jl!ne .^faciam rrb's blent "IWSTTftTrYTfP"
meeting a very interesting meeting '
didn't .have any minutes the Secretry fr
was'* sick. The .roll was called all
members pai d their dues promptly, a
.icvcmi KJiTTit?* ot wmst. were .piayea
Mrs. Annie B. Davault, ' Mrs. Estell sa
Langfort were ,the winners after fn
which Mrs. Davis served the Club.
Ham. and Cheese Sandwitcheg, Ice-tea inj
,with sliced Lemons, sliced Tomatoes,
Ice Cream Cake and after dinner th
Merits. . W
We all in joyed a delightful afternoon.
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BIRTHDA Y PART?
On Monday evening, June 8th, the ~
following nurses. Missies Hattie B. ^
Nelllie' G*. Sellers,'R. N.j Atlanta 6'. (
GrifTian, Mamie H. BoJds, and Alice
R. Nicholas gave a surprise birth* !
day party in honor of Miss Clara B. K)
Beckham, R. N. wl
The room Was beautifully decorat- ^
^ed with her choicest colors, pink and Fl*
blue. Of the guests were Messrs Jo- co
seph L. Brown, Charlie Jackson. Al. ?.e;
len Doyle. Grady Byrd, David West- an
field, Holt Moon, S.- L. Garriet and
Alhert Cleveland. ?P
After an enjoyable-whist game a th*
delightful course of chicken, potato su
"chips relish sandwich spread, friut th<
punch and pinkyftnd blue mints were th*
served. Presents were numerous.
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All Ex-Service men are requested A*
to meet at Manigault and "Williams Pr>
-HndeitHtcers-.-'Mrmrtgy;- UtmfTZZ; ""at
! 7:30. Business of importance.
SUNKISS CLUB " T
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The members of the' Sunkiss Club
hmt rt?the?home?qf?Miss .Eloise
Seabrook on Tuesday evening. '
Mixed garden flowers were arranged
in the living room and dining room ^ '
land the tallies were baskets of mix- < !<
ed flowers. This meeting was in the tu
form of a flower show. Each mem- RP
! her wore a cotton dress and brought ">11
a flower that was grown in her gard- cai
'fon. A flower guessing garhe was en- m<
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The abovG likeness represents one
our group, Col. R. E? Pharrow, Gra
d Regional Director of Oratorical (
lucational Department-of the Order
!ina, South Carolina, peorgia and F1
Mr. Pharrow is the* pioneer in th<
r of Elks for it was he who first wc
was under hjs direction that the fir
rarded. thru competition in an orat
Mr. Pharrow is thn nirlrst Ornrwl
e point of continual service, and the
ation of his first term. He has beei
f twenty-two yeaVs and is widely 1<
izens 4>irougtwrt ^the ent+re-eountr}
In addition to being one of the'lei
oup, Mr. Pharrow devotes much (
img men and women of the race, i
lucational Department of the Order
A liberal public speakeryhe is a t i
is an inspiration to old, as well as
lich he conducts the oratorical cont<
;ies of his district.
South Carolina is blessed with n
io have made their marks in life si
ere is room in the great "Iodine St
s ability, and he is taking the liber
atorical contest at Orangeburg Wei
air. marrow, welcome to our stat
permanent citizen.
?-?Prof. J. R. Hawk
Prof. John Russell Hawkins, A
of the A. M. E. Church, was bo
held General Office Afi the A. M.
man of the Church. Prof. Hav
Institute, Boston, Mass., and th(
ITn iversi t\v_Il? is. one of-theoi
M. E. Church and .enjoys the coi
cers, Ministers and Laymen.? In
HIS atMt'ft M vebv Olten s6ugTrC
versity, and President of the Pn
and social worker. He is very y.i
and gravitates with all forward
?stimulate progress and vitalize u
salvation of the Church.
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yfdi.nf. nihiefa. Miqb Vrmn'iiin D'avlv
as the winner. During - the later
irt of the evening the members anil
iends danced and played cards.
Miss Minnie Rice won first prize,
box of D'Orsay perfume powder.
isa Francina Davis second an D'Ory
compact and third prize to Miss
ez Martin a pair^of earrings.
All expressed themselves as hav?
spent an enjoyable evening.
The club's next meeting will be at
e home of Miss Inez Martin on
alnut Street. ,
F. O. S. SOCIAL AND LITERARY
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A call meeting fop the R. F. 0. S.'
cial and Literary Club was held at
a'home of Misses--Willie Mae flavin-and
Rosetta Young, June 2, with
e formers acting as hostesses. The
eeting was opened as usual vPrth-l
ng Tut presiding. The committee
lich was appointed by King Tut at
e last meeting held at Miss Corme
Wilson to work Out plans for the
nstltution, brought before the club
veral' law's which were?approved
d placed in the constitution. After
a?major business?the?house?won
ened for suggestions concerning
a betterment of the club. Tt. was
ggestcd that the money that is in
e treasure be taken to buy books for
e club. It was also approved.. *
Next meeting which was the regu.
V-l-1 _A. A< <
iivLviiiK ?t?? iiciu at tne nome ot
ss Ruth Taylor on Tobacco St.,
i inst with Miss Taylor as hostess,
'ter the usual opening a delightful
agram arranged'hy Miss Willie Mae
tyniwp wan cnjnyert:
Following the program was an hour
ished visitors in person of Miss
irietta Taylor, Rev. Tavlor. Re\'.
C. Cooper, Mr. James Wise and
r. James Blnnding
Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Taylor and
r. Wise broughtajK'veral interesting
?ts for future progress of the
ib. Rev. Cooper, gnve us a wonder1
looture on co-operation. These
lendid speeches were enjoyed by
. After business"* lfttTe "pleasure"
me and the hostess served, refresh>nts.
t^the palmetto leader
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PH ARROW .
of thg^uisiness and Fraternal leaders
nd {Trustee of the I. B. P. O. E. of W.
!!oiitests in the Fourth District of the
, which District comprises: North Caorida.
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i Oratorical Contests of the ^reat Orrked
up and held the first contest and
st winner of an Elks' scholarship was
orical contest. , '
Trustee of the I. B. P. O. F. of W. in
first ever to succeed himself at the exi
a regular attendant of Grand Lodg'es
nown and respected by all classes of
h?: r
iding engineers and contractors of our
>f his time to the education of the
and makes it a specialty to push the
of Elks.
ease before.the largest-gatherings and
young, to observe the accuracy with
;sts over which he presides in various
lany such men as Mr. Pharrow?men
ich as he lias,, but this writer believes | <
ate" of SouthfCarolina for another of
cy to invite our citizens to attend the j.
inesday evening, June 24, and to say <
e as a visitor, and thrice welcome as
^m^4.^X?X~XmXmKhK',KmHh!h!uXh!w *
ins, ATM., LL: B: I"i
k. B., LL. B., Financial Secretary { i *
rn in \Varrenton, N. C. He has X |i
E. Church lonper than any livinp X <
r'kins was educated at Hampton X i
>. department of Law of Howard { ' <
utstandinp men of the great A7
ifidence of Bishops, General Offi- !j! ! ^
-thh high councils of the Church, *?*
He is a trustee of Howard tlni-' ? '
udential Bank and is a live civic { ;
ialous for progress of *his Church j 4
movements whose objects are to X I <
ion for the ffiorv of Gfld flffd thg pi
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