The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 20, 1931, Image 16
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m Social Life,
^ ^Educational
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Hd by Mr*. J.
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Hirtment.
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Ration and ByHi.
M. A. Carr
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En^m membership of appro:
Rflvyftfe llasons from all horn
I Bart oi south (j.aronru
jfhas drawn this lar
vp As Masons, they ol
on no membershij
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Li fting humanity, -v
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e E> Jfcson; M. W. }
Iwjfe&nie; M. W. 1
I(Rite; M. W. B:
BHphnson, and the
tfoho served as Ri<?
fcj?C. M. WiM
MSgj?armand, Go or;
P Thomas and the
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Mowing are the ele
^^Eington, M. vT.
HKlklnson, R. "W
RisrM Worshi]
Kfeoiv R. W. Jut
KjLaW$on, R. W.
K. W. Urarif
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ure of theepecial gprtion will be the
handsome uniforms worn by the members
of the Order, an inspiraing sight
wotth" seeing" hy the most fastidious.
Col. Pharrow' also informed the
Palmetto Leader that Grand Exalted
Ruler, J. Finley Wilson, Grand Secretary,
Jas. E, Kelley, and Judge W.
O. 'Huestoii, Commiseioner of Educa^
tion of the Order, would attend the
Convention and the Oratorical Contest
and make short addresses while
-the 'conteatrcommittee is absent proparing
the decision of the judges for
the purpose of naming the winner ^F
th> iffrMnTghrp. ?
Many others, prominent as educators
and race lovers who are expected
to be seated on jthe rostrum,are:
Dr. R. S. Wilkinson, President of
State Coliugu, riesident Randolph of, Claflin;
President Sims of Allen; and ,
Drr J. J.- Starks, President of Benedict.
Dr. Wtlkinson will be Master 1
of Ceremonies and introduce the Regional
Director.
? NOTICE "
The Local Housing Committee of
Quadrennial Session will have headquarters
at Allen University and requests
all delegates and visitors to
report immediately oil arrival at Allen
for assTgnmehtroFTiomes.
They assume no responsibility for
your entertainment unless you report
at headquarters.
Get on Street Car or Bus,It Station
and transfer at Gervais and? Main
thence to Allen Cor. Taylor and Harden.
Bus or Street Car fare is 7
cents. Taxi 25 cents.
THE "NATIONAL MINISTERIAL
INSTITUTE.,
T-he Bettis Academy. JJivision of the
-National- MinisteTSal lnstitu.te, .will
oegin at tieins Aonuemy, Jul.v laittand
continue for ten days. The institute
is interdenominational and its
purpose is to train and improve the
ministers, religious teachers and Bible
students "of all denominations in
the rural districts who have not .had
the advantages of. a liberal Bible
training. Instruction will be given
by experts in religious education and
of broad exnenence in re Tig ions work."
The institute work will_be carried
on by extension courses throughout
the yeat and ctTdits~wTti-be given forwork
done each year^ leading to final
graduation. '
Registration fee SI.00. Board and
j lodging free. Books furnished at
i cost. For further information write:
La, W. Nicholson, Bettis Academy,
'Trenton, S. *C. ,
LODGE |
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Carolina ====== $
AFFILIATION) ? |
id (bartered in ^
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ion, M. W., Grand Master and ?
and Secretary.j*en'ds Frater- j* j
't, wherever dispersed on the .? j
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s c x i st o n e e ,t he hierhher^Mp- iction
lias steadily increased '""^p
lodges and small number of ' y .
lav.?317 flourishing lodges j<!
dmately 8,000, true and tried .j.
Arable walks of life and from '.?]
a. . 'Xj
ge nunfber of- men into the p
Ter no financial inducements y\
i drives. The members try j;
uch human acts as are need- { }
I to relieve the suffering and
vhcther they be members of ?j
ip crrnwth of the Craft. ^ : y i
Order's existence in this gj
brothers have served as ?;
iction: Most Worshipful Bro. }*]
Sro. Robert-B. Elliott; M. W. .j. j
Bro! John M. Morris; M. W. T
ro. E. B. Burroughs uLL_W. ';j;
; present G- M., Bro, J. I. {
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ht Worshipful Grand Secre- {
?e H. Dantzman, E. J Saw- ?
present secretary, Chas. A. X
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e^d Officers for the present J
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Grand Master, Beaufort.
7 "Deputy Grand Mastftr, Oranger>ful
Senior Grand Warden, Winna ?j?~
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linr Grand Warden, Coltlmhia.
Grand Secretary, Summer. X
1 Treasurer - Sumter JL T
Vf- Richland St., Colunjm.
nication,?the fiRth.jj will be {
?. Columbia. thy Sllfjrday of~ ^
'.inijf the 2nd Tuesday of said ^
very effort, in spite^pf" the
r year for MasOPrfiflh South .}.
at every lodjre injtRe juris- X
id send up a full re^resent^- X
j. T.,Washington! -' |
V- v GfsM ^Master. |
" THE PALMETTO LEADER
| RIVERSIDE BEACH PARK ]
| (Exclusively for Colored People) ^
| CHARLESTON. S. C. . A 1
X Just across the gigantic Gooper River Bridge Sand Beach, Ele- tj
4 gant surf for bathing, Sanitary Bath House accomodates 300 >
X - mithersr-Sho .vein Lavateria* and etc. Large Dance Hall. Sensa- 5
J* tional Rides, concessions of all kind. Picnic Grounds with large ,
Y Oak Grove. Play ground equipment, Ahtletic Field 12000 seating .j
Y capacity. Golf Boating and every kind of health sports and y
X amusements. ~ *? '> . 3
" The most beautifuband bestequtpped Park inihe entire South y
X-- open daily for the entire season until October 1st. Make your
{ reservations now for your Picnics, Outings, Dances and Conven- \
& tions- i
| COOPER RIVER AMUSEMENT CO. \
1 Phones 3470?8912 and 149l'.W. "J
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CHARLESTON. S. C.
X W. F. LIVINGSTON, Prfcsid^nt and General Manager. ?
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I??R A pn A IMS 1
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| .Sugar, Finest Granulated, 10 lbs. for 47c. |
| Peaches, "California in Heavy Syrup- ;
| Large Oan _: 15c. |
| Kre-Mel. America's New Dessert, all |
i: Pickles,.Sweet or Sour, 6 oz. bottle?. 10c. $,
4 ?L??? \
Bread, Fresh from Home Stores Bak?
ery, Loaf 5c. _ *
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4 Eagle Rrand Milk, flan - 18c. |
? Sardines, Calfornia in Tomato Sauce J
| ' 1 lb can 10c. |
5; Campbell's Tomato Soup, 3 cans for 25c. $
#t# ? -i V fry . . ,, ? - ? '
| Mason Jars, Quarts, Doz. _ ^ 90c. 4
| "J ar Ku bbers, BesTqualtty, Pkg. 12for - 5c.
4?Flour, Red-Rose, 12Jfo., Bag 35c. j
Flour, Red Rose, 24 lb. Bag 65c. j
? Swansdown Flour, 24 lb. Bag '95 c. :!
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y A Ml W. JL liVIYCV^^O U 1^1 XVV^I ^
| Apple Butter, Quart Jar 1 ^ 19c. j
k Coffee, Maxwell House"oirDelMonte W 30c7~i
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| Pound Cake, Old Fashioned, Pound
i Cut, lb. 19c. i
Y " - - 5
| Rib Bacon, Best Quality, fb. __2L____ - 12c. $
X 1 * A
$ -Fat-Bacon, Fine for Boiling, tb. 9c.
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| '-yorn .Flakes, 2 Packages for 15c. q
| . or Maxwell House 14 lb. 22c. I.
| Blue Ribbon Malt, 3 lb Can tax paid 55c. |
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t" '"Jciro7 All Fluvuiv/ 'S raU]i;jacirfi!iv--' SCa. f
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I Wieners or Smoked Sausage, lb. 15c. |
? Oil Can, Galvanized, 5 gallon for___ 75c. $
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Y ^ _ ZY* L W - ?
y ^unee.- irure. 10. , 15c. |
| Grape Juice, Pure, fine for breakfast " ?
$ . Pint 19c. |
? Camay Toilet Soap, 3 Bars for ______ 19c. $
X ? A
.j. ~Xava Su'ap : ?5o. j
I Chipso, flc. 3 for ____ ; . 25c. 'j
X ? ? :
I* Star Washington Powder, 3 Pkg. for 10c. i
t P & G Laundry Soap, 3 Bars for _____ ' 10c.v 4
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| Ivory Soap, Medium 8c. 2 bars for_..-' 15c. |
| Guest Ivory 4c. %
If Ivory F1 akes, 9c. 3 for ~:nrzn:?25c. 4,
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X Swift Premium Hams, lb. , 20c. 4
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% Fancy Lemons^ dozen j
v ? r?T> "! ? 5
? BananasrLarge Fancy, dozen 25c.
California Oranges, Large Size, Doz. 30c. ;
$ S. C. Red Potatoes, No. 1, 10 lbs. for 25c. ;
x - * ? ? 1
g Tresh Tomatoes, Fancy, 2 lbs. for 15c. :!
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? Potted Meat, 3 cans for 10c.
t -r1 ? 3
j: Rice,. Good Quality^^^ ^ ?cL_j
I Pinto Beans or Blackeye Peas, tt>. 5c. j
; HOME STORES 1
P i GOOD EATS?ZERO PRICES . ;
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fc Soda Water
% Candies
f Y Cigars
V Tobacco
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: I Phones 7226-9252
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Thi? Institution needs no advertising. It dep
VICE and MODERN EQUIPMENT. . We have ,op(
ing Department for the fall class. Do not apply \
Any one interested write the Superintendent.
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? REV. E. A. ADAMS, A. M., D. D. ? PAL
| Former Dean of the School of Theo- X g
y logy ?t Allen. University^ A mem- j? ^
; her- of the -Episcopal rAmmit.taa at Y
the last General Conference. Pre- y
| siding Elder, Newberry District, *?*
Columbia Conference. jp ^
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; SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM f fVmpf,
? * Corrected to May 10, 1931 ill QOr Afl
, Arrive Union Station^ XeavS~"X ipoO.UU.
t No. V 1 No. Y Pvipp
4:50p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 4:55p A
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12:45p 27 Char'aton-Cinn. 27 l:00p X
: 4:l5p 28 Cinn-Ohar'ston 28 4W?0p
* 9:30p 10 Columbia-Cinn 9 7:05a X
: 5:00a 24 Columbia-Jacks'n 23 llbSOp X >
11:20 a 8 Col'a-Aupusta 7 4:17n $ FllOne
C 12:48p 20 Col'a-Savannah 19 . 8:2?m X
i? 9:30p 23 Col'a-Charlotte 24 5:15a A Free
E llriOOa-13?ColLa^Charlotte 14 4:30p X
L 9:56p 11 Uola-LKftrl'll Tg 0.0Pa~?: ?
{ 4:55a 15 Col'a-Charl'n 16 3:55% .Vx-X-X-fr**
t 10:00p 16 Col'a-Greepv'e 15 6:50a ?
\ l^OOp 117 Col'a-Chartjotte 118 ll:20a ?
i 10:45a 18 Col'a-Atlabta 17 6:35p
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i.ninprs for two or three more girls t'n thle Nurse Train- . mless
you "have completed 10th grade. I
? U. A. JENKINS. M. D. 1 '
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fecial Sale of Lots |
METTO CEMETERY |
> LOTS ONLY 20 I ;
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a limited period we are placing1 on |
>r cash 20 Lots in beautiful Palmetto $
at $25.00 Liach. Regular Priee
\ Only 20 J?ots will he sold, at this" f
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