The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 20, 1931, Image 3
Saturday, June 20, 1931.
NEW BROOKLAND NEWS
Tliu high gpula ini New Broofrlanti
ocial life was reaci-jd lait Friday
.evening when the friends and patrons
of the New Brookland School
gave a reception In the honor of Prof
J. W. Shaw and his corps of teachers
Prof. Shaw has been the principal oi
this school several years and in ap
preciation of the greatrservice tha1
he and his coworkers have renderec
????r?thie -token was given.
Those Dresent worn- Pow on/1 TVT^c
L. A. ogan, Rev. and Mrs. P. P. Mc
Farland, Rev. and Mrs. M. H. Hollo
way-. -Revv S. L. Glass, R.ev. J.- W
Shaw, Mrs. R. C. Chappellfc, Mrs
Charlotte Price, Miss Corrie Bates
JMisa Marie Davis, Miss Marq E. Cole
Butler, Mrs. Cleo Goodwin, Mrs. Jul
ia Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Car
tey, Mrs. Mary Sligh, Mrs. Willii
English, Mrs. Papline Peaks, Mrs. A
Reeves, Mrs. Emma Young, Mrs. B
Goodwin, Mrs. Maggie Byrd, Mrs. A
. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs.P. W. Bull, Mrs
Reed. Miss Earnestine cligh,-M4ss Wl
Master Lee Rov Reed, which mad*
the occasion a lively and notable one
The table was profusely decorate*
with flowers and the palatable vian
?with?which?the?table, was, ladenei
made one feel as if the food adminis
tratix waa .trained in the palace ol
the king.
The home of Mrs. Emma Young
where the reception was given wa
lighted and cheery and the hostes
_ jyatL untiring?in her, solicitations_fo
the comfort of her guests. R?v. Sha\
. was master of ceremony and' whei
?... supper had progressed-to the exten
, - the, languished in their attention fr
the food, Mrs. R, C.. Chappelle, wif
of the late Bishop Chappelle was call
ed to speak and in befitting remark
spoke of the pleasure of the guest'
to'be so honored and in behalf of th
' guests thanked the promoters o? thi
great reception of which we were re
:. cipient. After supper Rev. M.r H
Holloway,. Rev. Lee A, Logan, Re\
R. L.' Glass and Rev. P. ,P. McFar
land snoke of the splendid servici
? Iter. Show' was rendering tho com
munity. Other s<5ngs aril' sneeche,
were made. A trio vyas sungbv Mrs
? ? Tiinlrnr, Fmnu Yonrfr and Mr;
Rettfe Goodwine and a solo by Rev
Shaw was very much enjoyed by al
_ present. . After-, expressting thei
r pleasure of being: present, the guest
bid adieu and repaired 'tcTtheir sev
' ? oral homes. , * .
>. r Rev. W. P. Plair was the preaehe
at Double Branch' Church Sunday am
the saints enjoyed the message h
brought them. ' '
Brother Chappelle Simons is con
fined-to-his bed at the?Waverly Hos
pital from a gun shot wound "in th
leg which was receivel in an alterca
tion .*? week ago. He' is much im
'proved.
Brother Dock Knowles passed awa
_. last Tuesday morning after a fev
days illness at the home of his daugh
ter Miss Tessie.
Pastor Logan, Rev. W. P. Plai
and Rev. Brown were dinner guests o
Mr. and Mrs.. B.^. Washington.
Sunday June *14, Mt. -ftisggh~A-r-~M
E. Sunday School was fully alive
r Thcfw^pastor preachettrrn the morninj
and administered the Holy Sacre
ment. ? -?_
1 'Miss Elizabeth Carter invit-pd "Rp\>
Logan to dinner at the home of he
parents,*"^?; ".Tu-lius and Mrs. Saral
Carter, where a sumptous dinne
.'mailed hiin. :
t A splendid Children's Day prog'-an
was rendered hv the children of Mt
risgah Sunday School under the" di
rection of Miss Elizabeth Carter.
Sunday night, Pastor t-ogai
njoached at Double Branch. A fev
faithful and tried braved the down
n ur of rain and enjoyed anothei
'londid service.
BI^U^LVM.. Xl, CTIALSLAl'RENS.
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In a ceremony of e::.eptiona
beauty, was the marriage of Mi?f
-Lulia Fowler and Mr. W. H. Binghan
Wednesday June 10, at 12 o:elock al
the birde's home on Hampton Street
The Rev. J. W. Mathis was th<
, officiating clergyman, - performing
C rites in the presence of a large
r number or relatives and friends oJ
the young couple in which were in
eluded many guests from out of
town.
The entrance of the living room pre
sented a striking appearance 'in deco
ration of seasonal flowers and impro
vised alter crepe and -PVeret! I'UIIV
pleting the picturesque back grounc
'for the br;;' 1 party.
Mrs. Man* Whi,tener nresided nI
piano rendering the wedding marct
as th? ""?.ssional and playing the
accompaniment for the voc^' select
ion "O 'se me," rendered by M .
G. H. White'.
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j. lie, ui iuc i iiudbb as ner maro oi
*\ <t **~jy. Louise Young of Spar'
' rg who was lovely in a gowr
were Dclphine Cannon', and Holer
~*-iV n-" -no de chine.
The attractive little flower girl5
were: Delphine Cannon and Heler
Mathis whose dainty frnckSl werf
fashioned of crisp white lawn, lace
?arrd?white baby ribbon.?They ear
""ried sweet pea* and lnrkspnr in dntnti
"basket tied with variegafceb riVbon
I The beauty of the bride was arren
tuated by her wedding gown pf~pjTd!
blue taffeta in modish lines "Hf pat
ticularly; becoming type. Her flow
ers were a beautiful bouquet 01
The bride was Riven in marriagt
v by he^ father Mr. John W. Fowler*
while the groom had as his best mai
Prof. Roy Cunningham.
Mrs. Fowler mother of the brid(
wore a lovely hrige print chiffon witl
a bouquet of sweet peas.
Mrs. Bingham mother or the groon
wore a sand crepe with bouquet o
wweet pew ?
Mrs. M. L. Mathis and Miss ETis<
" Williams received at the'door.
Mrs. Nannie Jones received in tn<
room where a vast number of beau
tiful. wedding presents were arranged
Mrs. fi. D. Oliphant presided ovei
the ladies book ,
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Pink and white cream and cake
were served by the following MesL
dames Levana Anderson, Nettie Spann
, Williams and otners.
After the ceremony both Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin _ graduatr of Benedict
College. Mrs'. Benjamin has been
' teaching for the past two years it
f Friendship College, Kocir ITtll" and
" Mr. Benjamin originally from Ben'
netsville,?" is in business in Detriot,
Mieh^ to which point thov Tpft im.
mediately after the ceremony.?Theyoung
couple started life with bright
prospects and they have the good
wishes of hosts of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Alexanders,
- Mesdames -Louise- Young and Mary
Boyd of -Spartanburg, Miss Xonnie
? Douglass of Manning, S. C.; Mrs.
" Malissa Bowlipg and family of Simpsonville;
Mm. Mary Moans nf Mon"
roe, N. C.; Prof, and Mrs. RoyXun?ntngham
oflrmor S: Xrr Mrs Mary
4 Bingham, Bennettsville, S. C.
JpNESVILLE NEWS
; Children's Day was observed at
f" Bethany the paflt Sunday. A very
- -interesting-program, was rendered dee
spite the" heavy down-pour of rain.
i The farmers have gotten their
s crop in fine trim since a period of dry
^ ness and much grain has been harf
The many friends of Rev. P. Do-~gan
will tie grieved to learn that he
is not improving,
s Rev. L. H. Hatfield, the newly
s elected pastor of Bethany filled his
r appointment at said church the past
v first Sunday. die impressed his cohn
gregation with a wondcrfnt Sermon.
t He comes to us highly recgojumend-.
o ed. May he prove successful. ,~
? .Misses Mamie Gaffney and Rosa.
Long are away attending summer
s school." - '
s Mrs. Nathan Dogan of Knoxville,
e Tenn.., is here for vacation among
s friends and relatives
Mr. Hookes Fan* and family of
'. Spartanburg^ worshipped here first
P n^ay.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
e Jack Stewart and left a boy. Mother
? -and child aw fining fjnf.
s Mrs. Louise Stewart has- returned
' from Columbia where she went to the
nC'ber sick daughter Mrs.
Willis Beatty. We are' glad to say
' ; that Mrs. Beaty is better.
\ I "Tall oaks from little acorns grow"
We ar^, proud of the record that some
of our boys and girls here have made.
Jonesville has produced a doctor in
, the person of Mr. .Larnie Long who
received his degree a few weeks ago
e at Meharry Medical College, also Rev.
J. M. Beafty, who through trials and
the care of a family received his A.
?-B??degree _?rom Benedict the other e
week May their kind increase.
Miss Carrie Hughes one- of our
-highly estemed young women and a
v live church worker is attending the
v women convention in Columbia.
WINNSBORO NEWS
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f Among the visitors to our town :
, last week end were Rev. W. T. Bruton
of Sardina, Mrs. Ella Ruff of?Rack..
' Hill, Misses Mariah Ch_attam. and
7 Marie Moore of Ridgeway.^
"| Splindid Childrens' day ..excrcj^es.
I were held last fcundav at jooui, tne
1, Prnchvtpria^ and Wayman A, M. F. |
r | Churches. Because of the rain, Strt
1 | Pauls Sunday School children had to"
'' 'Twsnond their exercise, untill the 3rd
j Sunday.
1 ! Rev. J. M. Beatty, Prof. and Mrs.
(W. At Ross motored to Columbia last;
week on Tmsinoss aornmnanVed by their.,
[two sons, Paul L. ai " W. A. Jr.
1 The Lord's Supper was adminisv
| tered to the saints at St. Paul Bapt.
Church last Sunday.
r The relatives and friends of Messers
O. E. Manigault and John Williams !
? nrn rlnlirrhtrul tn see them hotter after
I r I" ' I' -dj"?
Prof. R. T. Gladden ac^ompalned bir
!hin ATr, Wallace of New1
j herrv passed through last Fri. and j
? J stopped a short while at the home of j
H Prof. W. A. Ross.
( . I . Among those who returned from :
. I school last week were Missers. B. J. i
'iMcTnlosh, O. E. Manigault Jr. Butler.
: Woodard^Jr. and Miss Fadonia Mani>
gautt yes and Mr. David Brown.
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L :?ir. arm i>irs. uoe i\,?um wimi tu mi
'nounce the marriage of their lister1
{Miss Eliza Johnson to Mr. J. W. Wil-.
jliams, Nov. 27th 1931.
.; Rorn to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrison
last Monday a fine boy.
Mrs. Fannie Smart1 installed a new
-|nrr '"+0 her h^ " last week. We,
1 h ep--f ftp mis rejoice with her In the
purchAoe.of that nice piece of luxury,
t Miss Alice Mcintosh left last Sun-,
i day for Columbia where she will at?
tend the Allen-Benedict Summer
School' . V* ^ hot>n
riuite ill,for some time is not improv
. ing very much. Her 'sister, Mrs.
Ballad of Columbia has been here at
p-her-bedside for two weeks.
1 COLUMBIAN HONORED IjVITH ,
PARTY IN NfW^YQRK
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Mrs. Josephine Nelson Entzminger
, of 1319 Wheat St., Columbia, S. C.?
while visiting in New York City was
, entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~
Scott of 41-13 James St., Flushing,
N. Y.. Monday evening, June the 8th.
p l. Ml'S1. SculL vynj^formerly Miss [
Maggie Richardson of 1306 Wheat
St,. Colombia, S. Q, but now making
( her' fit>me irf Flushing, N. Y. Arhong
the mnnV friends Of Mr and Mrs.
, Scott Were Mr. Abraham \Vllliams, Mr.
and Mrs. James Davis, Mr. Otis
^ Batty, Mr Coy McCrea of Flushing; *
Miss Margaret Wilson of Corona, N.
Y., Mrs. Lucile Walker, Mrs. Emma
, Johnson. Mrs. Charlotte Glover of f
-'Now v"rlf Q'tv: r||
f CARD OF THANKS
? "?The Misses AJmeta Saxon Robinson
and Anniebelle Brown, 1031 gra(T$
if.lMtl'S of tho Booker. T?Washington
- Senior High School, take this method
^ to thank their relatives and friends
r /or the many lovely presents given
them. 1
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PLACES OF INTEREST HERE
AND THERE IN?AND
AROUND COLUMBIA
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tution at Cayce will be inspired to
have a delegation of noble churc'
women-bring to them the missionary
spirit and more abouL God's word. |
They still hope while they live. The
-Mi&Sn-nmon nrrmlrl ,1^ "'might'l1
-good-piece of work if they could be
impreseed with the needs of Fairwold
to the extent that they would give to
the school a few hundred dollars
while they sojourn in Columbia.
- HOSPITALS \
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Hospital, service is important. The
Waunnlny hlnck
from the- meeting place of interest.
D'r.NVA. Jenkins chief physician an3
the founder of the institution, is a
pleasant man and will take great
pleasure in showing our friends of
other states _this excellent plant. Dr.
Seibel Green, the superintendentTof
the Good Samaritan Hospital,* ia in
Baltimore, but the head nuree and
Mrs. EUse Gb6dwl7r"ruM things" in
the absence of the chief
They know" all about this institution
and can give the visitors a brief history
of its growth in this city and do
it in a few minutes. Let the visitors
see our hospitals.
THE BIS~H0FS~MANS1UN??
South Carolina boasts of the fact
that?she-is?the- -only -Southern atatean
Episcopal Residence.as beautiful
and as well appointee!" nT every
way as we have. in-South Carolina.
We do a sufficient ' 'low down" on
Things in the U HU R C H to know
that few districts have an Episcopal
Residence and none as hand some
as ours. We do. feel that few.
if any, have so kindly disposed and
such a speaker and churchm^ji at the
Eptscbpal headquarters as is our BisI
hop R. C. Ransom. Show them thru
J the Bishop's fclansion on Taylor St.
HOWARD PLAY GROUND
Few places in Columbia are of more
interest and have more real history
connected with them than OUJ Howard
School building which has been
converted into a play ground for Negio
children of the city. It is a place
that is held sacred and will forever
be uppermost, in the minds of the
thousands of students who were train.
led there under some of the best
I teachers of'our -people anywhere.
'-Stop a few minutes at the Howard
Plap ground in your trip around the
I city to places of interest! with the
I delegates attending the Quadrennial
rtHecting.-" ,
COLUMBIA CHILDREN'S CLINIC
The Clinic is located at corner of
Harden and Tiady and is ope of the
junior concerns of the city but is" of
vast importance in scope and usefulness.
This institution was established
a little more than a year ago
by the eminent Dr. M. A. Evans.
Thousands of children, have been examined
and pointed the way to better
"health and better living. ...
There are many other places of
interest in the city. The site where
the government is to erect Veterans
hospital was fipmeily the lands???Wade
Hampton. The Governor's
Mansion on the hill, beautiful Wales
"C,,n den and the State Cnpitol may be
shown with as much interest as any
of th?_otherfl named. The home of
rtichop Chappelle would appeal to his
churchmen, the former propdVty^bf
Senator Nash and the block on which
Post Master Wiley lived when the
Republicans controlled are of interest.
Why should .we wait on'a few
men and women in charge of committee
work. Would not it bo a fine
spirit of fooneration on .the part""oT
many of ftllf WHUHlln1 i-i+TMi i to offai.
4l,4 T*T ?lit- r??i 1
aaAioian^c. i.?icu Wlbll JTclUlVciru^,
'Cadilacs, Studeb.ikeis anrl Fords could
be of valuable help to the committee
in making the visitors feel at home |
And at the same time take on an ex- I
'cursion around the city. Some of I
'em will.
NEGRO BUSINESS PLACES
In a.block of Main Street on Washington
is the Victory Savings Rank. |
This particular institution has helped
hundreds of peolpe in the city and
furnishes positions and training to a
number of persons in banking. The j
Palmetto Leader, a block around the
corner, is a demonstration of what
TMlini Pimllii* Tgnpunnp h-ivr> iwViipi--1
en in the art of printing. It is here
that the Leader, one of the best edited
Negro papers in the country, is j
printed. Several linotype machines
are operated by young Negro men.
Every person in the shop Kelnngs to j
the race and the manager of the plant '
is a ^oung man of unequaled business I
ingenuity.
Columbia^ has any'number of good!
doctors and drupj stores equalled only
by those in Atlant'a':' *An now, Columbia
hias ^established a community grocery
store whicb promises to be
another one of our leading enterprises.
We have the best undertakers
but people get newbus when ytra ask
them?to?ssw undtu taking establish-merrts.
One cannot complete his trip
of sight-seeing in Columbia without
stopping in to seo our most wonderful
funeral parlors-modern in every,
way and conducted in grand style.
Show the people a little of everyt.Hinc?
wo Viava in PAIhwKIO
they come. ?
LATTA NEWS
Sunday was a beautiful day and 1
the services accordingly were also
beautiful.. The Sunday School had a
splendid attendance- and very good
reports from all the classes. All of
the splendid audience listened to a
message of inspiration and of beauty
by the pastor.^ The sermon which
was filled with food for the soul and
which had its effect Tor gbefit 200(1 a?r^
they sat and took in the gospel.that
was delivered. ?
Children's Day exercises were very
THE PALMETTO LEADEF
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good at all churches and well attend- ^
School at State College Sunday ev- ^
ening and Monday morning: Prof, and 4;
Mrs. J. A. Holman, Messrs .Walter L.. "3
Gore, J. E. Williams, and Rufus"" j
Page, and Miss Katie Windom-We** A
wish for them much success. Mis? ?,<
I Alice Wfndom "left" Sunday for Flor- <
ence, S. Cr where she will spend sometime
with Mrs. Bowler. V
Miss Willie'Newman, left Sunday J
~*fcrr Waycross, -Ga., wheee?she?willspend
the summer with her aunt. 4
Mrs. Quilla Taylor of Florence, 4
spent the week-end with her sister j
Mrs. Mary McRae. <
Mr. Ellott McNeil and family of <
Marion, S. C., spent a few minutes .
wtth-Mrvand Mrs. R, F, Fladger Sunday
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Mr. Walter Hare and Miss Rosa J. 4
day evening; while there they were
the guests of Misses Hennie Y. ?God- <
halt, Lucil Nicholas and Clara Lee ,
riamnholl? ' ?
Mr. Grant Fladger spent- Sunday j <
evening hv Dillon.?? the* of MiSf: ^
Clara Lee Campbell. <
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rrfeVF.I.AND. OHIO NEWS i
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Miss Willie Thompson was the a
pleasant guest of Mrs. J. E. Cooper. <
Mrs. Bessie Grooms and baby have ?;
returned to-New York?City, after } j
spending a pleasant vacation with j J
her sisters Misses Mabel and Ber- ^
nice Sutton. ~ |'<>
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hockett mo- ! ^
tored to Pittsburgh to spend Memo- J <
rial Day,_tbfiyi .reporled a .very enjoyable
trip. 4-4
-We yish to thank' Mr$. Virginia
Stroman. for renewing her subscript"
tion for the "Leader." T~-. "
Antfoeh Baptist Church, lost-four oL
her members last week. They areMr.
Landiso Downey, formerly of N.
G., member of the 'usher board of
said church passed away in Lake Side
Hospital and was Buried from the
church Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mamie Hicks, Camden, Ala.,
member of Bee Hive Sunday School
class passed away at her home Tues- <
day morning and was buried from the
church Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Felicia Brown passed away in Wash- p
ington, D. C? Tuesday. Her body ; <
was brought to Cleveland for burial i (
.-JXiico Pntv. Fvwwg, Atlnnta. Ga.. Sun
day School worker and very popular | <
among the younger set passed away I,
Friday night at Huron Road Hospi- J
tal, funeral Tuesday at Slaughter '
Brothers Funeral Home.- <
Mrs. Davie Bracey is recovering
nicely from a major operation. She
is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Frazier.
We feel very proud of one of our
young girls, Miss Cynthia Mae Moul1
trie bnvinc trrnrinnferl from ("V-nt-rSl S
High ScHqoI,, Valedictorian "of her - ^
Class and won a scholarship to Western
Reserve University. Miss Moul- *
trie came here from Jacksonville, ' 4
Fla., about two years and four months 4
ago, after the death of her mother, <
to live with her aunt and uncle Mr.'
and Mrs. Chas.- Casterman. c
Miss Bernice Sutton was given, a
surprise birthday party on Monday
nirht bv her brother and sisters, Mr. j ^
and Mrs." W. 17. Sutton arid Miss 4
Mabel Suftton. Everybody spent a ?
very enjoyable evening. ^1
REV. MYERS CL6SES
? 30 DAYS REVIVAL J
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New York, N. Y.?A 30-day revi- | 4
I val meeting which has been held at the ; 4>
1 Southern Baptist?-Church,?101 W. ' 4
123rd St., ended June 3. !~7l
The Rev.. R. M. Myers' D D, who fs ^
' k rf.vtrrr its' the Spurgeon +h* KohUhj
Columbia, S. C., has been conducting
1 the meetings with great success. j ?4
Finance committee members arc
D. M. Littlejohn, H. Dodge, R. M.
MVcfUTG. Morris, L. B. Woods, J.
0. Wilson,' chairman. . _ ^
The conunttee is"cbmposed~hf W. 4g
M -R^yd- H Dpdge. Lindy Hearn, L.
'E.~ Anderson, Annie iJelie Sllllll!S,,,"^
Mary?Wilson,?Knm fl-oliiwav. Fran- v
I ces McDaniel Idabelle Dodge;' Love
| B. woods, H. Taylor, Linda Bolen, ?
Henry Veal and. I). M. Littlejohn. W
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ELIZABETH BAPTIST CHURCH
Manning, S. C.?On Saturday mom- >
ing June 13. death visited the honia v
! <>f Mr. "Adam Hodg? and took away ^
his wife. She leaves to mourn her; J
lost her mother, husband.* one sister i
i and four children. ??
We are glad to have Miss Mahel f 2
Sumter back with us after teaching , 4
in the Finley High School, Chester.
! Mm I,neile Samuel is visiting her j ^
parents after making lier hornfi In Wil- 1 *4
mington, N. C., for the past three
years. - ?r<
Mrs. Ruth Ann Wilson was .a vis- J
tor at Elizabeth Baptist Church Sun- |
day and was the afternoon guest of
Mrs. Lillie Briggs. I
NOTICE! . |V
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To All Sir Knights, CalarUhcans and
Others Who Plan To Attend The ^
(Irand Lodge In Anderson, S. C^ ?
In July. J
-All Pythians, Calantheans*- visitors
and friends Who plan to attend the E
greatest session of the Grand Lodge t
ever held,..-at Anderson. S. C., the t4
last of July are requested to^end in J ^
your name and address at .on^e to j J
/\nnerson, t>. tJ., Stephen C. Campbell
Director that assignment may be
made ivow. We are looking for 200'J
delegates besides the Visitors and +J
-spectator^?Rave all your mall . ad?--^
dressed box 51, your telegrams and J
long_ distance calls to care of S. C.
Campbell, Phone 1051. A sub-office ?r<
will bo at St. Paul Baptist Pars m- X
age 318 West Reed Street for all mail
and telegrams. ^
'?We1 Mvait your coming with happ\__ ^
anticiphtions and if you do not come J
we will be sadly disappointed.
TherGraird I.odgchoadiiuarters' of- /
fice will be at SV Paul Baptist Church X
Parsonage, 3*48 We'st Reed Street,
Vuuis for a greater Grand Lodge.
Session,
Stephen C. Campbell, Director of
Home and Registration Bureau. ^
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^ "f '*" * Who has just-closed one of the most au
iL tion's history, A real educator recognise!
Foundations of the U. S. He has repeatec
^ petty politics to employ intrigue for securir
t' - endorsed by the Constituency of. the Piedm(
J i , prised in the three Presiding Elder district:
^ ? He-4jas -been mentioned- in- the column:
- Christian Recorder, Palmetto Leader, IS'orl
, Afro-American as fit timber to build Ep
- positively I will serve if my church wa
strongly urged by some of the leaders of 1
Allen Un
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The Peoples College, owned an d ope
dist-Epi scope! Church. A successful (
than 3000 graduates. Offering course
in Education. B.J). and B. Th. specia
An institution standing unique! v|n :
-*- is worth three quarters of a-million dc
?of the best trained teachers including
* ch^norip* Professorship with Benedict. (
f Bishop R: C. Ransom is the Chairm;
Dr. D. H. Sims is the very efficient Pre
" At present the joint Allen-Benedict
' serving hundreds of teachers in servic
| North Carolina. . The
fall term begins Sept. 23, 1931.
* further information from President I
* sie B. McClean, Allen University, Go
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