The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 26, 1932, Page Page 2, Image 2
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I "The Old Gray" And
The New Rider
BY E. 1*1111,11* ELLIS
A Swell Occasion, Sure Enough.
'* The reception "tendered ltislnrp a ml
Mrs. Reverdy C. Kansonn last .Monday
evening at the palatial home oT
Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Daniels on Ilump
;ton Ave., was one of lite most unique
affairs we have ever witnessed.
Dr. Daniels is not only the College
physician of AllOij Cniversit > ? i n
whom the trustees,V College 1'aOulty
and entire student body tire well
pleased, but is among; the loaning;
physicians .in the City of Columbia.
Tho entertainment- in honor of the
above mentioned quests was spou.
sored by President- Sims and faculty
in connection with the' A. " I'. Club
in which other distinguished citizens
- - ?took part. It seems lluit this suino
group takes delight in honoring the
leaders of the 'Church. Sometime
ago a similar appreciation was
. shown* BTslTop Monroe IP?Davis. ay
native son of? our soil, llad ' Bisdiop
Ransm been of the thijP skin type,
he would have seen a big ghost ?of
? partiality?B.ui__iustead _ of thai he
atter^led the Davis reception and a;?
peared"h a p p I or tlntii at his ownT Titer"
bishop was big enough to see thai
* it is a poor < state that'would >*?nnrfeel
proud of it's product'. And while
the bishop is of that opniiopi. . tin
opinion of .the - people is th;?jj
episfopnl distriet that w u'.'.j
want the continued suporv;>ioir'
(Bishop Ransom, the loaders need _Lii_
go by a s'anitafium for special mental
treatment.- The Club reporter
' will speak of the tine -speeches I**
Mrs. - Peguos.- President Situs. ; :u 1
the great, responses by Bishop a nd
Mrs. Ransom. Our eein'-ltisio,,- :s that
the occasion-, will ho one o;' long ro'
r membrane*.- an'd Dr. mm:?-i- icnatn
lv endearing himself to the;lenders
__j_ of?btg-r+rnTeh by 'doing rhc.-r???.?lu
??1 things iiv their honor. Then " '
? the?At?Mr?bh?Chun h?
- feel indebted to Hr. Daniels. Hts"
doors are always thrown wide to the
heads of our bhur.ch as well as. out
members.- The last o\ ai:o:t - gi\ ?.-:t
?.. the late Ibsbop *J,ohn l.l... p. b
state, and on eartlt. wn.- lit?4J?.. -1 -.i-?
iels' home. The siifcevstion was ;"-a:
of Dr.. Daniels to five- >p<-. ial t\ o* gnition
to Dr. Hunt. Phy-nda" a: i
. ^ son r>f the deceased lyshop. > - ?
c Ignore .AH "Sore Head" P> t.hianv"
- - Sunday is the irreat Th:.:;T-u ?
.A-nnlyers-aiy^ior K.Lci PV ' - >'
over, and Grand Jt'hat: e'.H-v <' :*
' A. Brown has i'^ued. a iv.cv,
lent pt;oclam:fHTCft f r Py.k-...:*
of South Carolina. . : ; ??
Sir J. B. l.owio. Grand Keep..""'
Records "and Scat has prepare i . ;
frrams jo bo ?sed for the <v.
" that will, niu bo < \f filed' j
throughout t.hb Suprer.n '
All lodges m tb.i' ,?tu.0 :
out Sunday in.fu.i. and :u. vr a r<: .
.religious svrviced G*: dr. f
G*od for His help- is grta/.iy. .?
in the .affairs of'elan :.;.d
'Every?Pythian who l.ds* at'y
jionce in Negroes to operate a:-.,.
? moss concern. ~a-h?-' a;. ,y . .. i
grand old order., > re o a.', -v..,;
enemies of the 'l?i\:er t. h:; i t'n..:V
out of it just a few days . : '
death. Tie so disgruntled : d
not injure tho\Grar.d' 1 o'due ? ar
much as they did the fa r.:'. . s
those deoea'sed. Think f >"v?
?^ deposited in_ Columbia w I*;':; . "St...
Insnrai-.eo?depart;..ei.y a-?r?g.... ?
tee to every policy hold-i f the or'
dor. and' members dying o
dime benefit" because'' y . .'ft 11
Those, persons win- Idd t'r.y
- ; ought bo made to ray tin'.: td.rnvni
' ; -expenses. People so til'.: < w. -t
some. coihlUoh .T1. n.1 .
who arc trying.. to.t.;.e::r ..^hv ..a
under is because ;':u a; i- ? .:
? financial?new. or we. ?f-wHti
their aspiration ah ' ?
grand lodge. Tniy thit a N - u.
trying to destroy i \ i r;. ?. n'? i\>t
the race, is b'.ythtr.^ t'-.l ; <
future cera rat-: v.\ T i -i . ; e.
heads" she-aid go v.\ .
let" rhp lodge a! : -t: " ruJ^.
?4% desiring"TP?rerun:rrr?N??<e
that somo .big m.->u:h "hnd'?- a.'."." N
gtu will ,;',cwo: . i sat '?-la
-a Sftir-i" ir.st;?u:4i n i
atioii. They 'haw- a->. a; ktlli . .a w.
of th.P Ih-od'.sa'.y.ny.'.m . . ~
are throating cYvrv'arar l' '. ;a'e . lv
America. When they- strrrri it* ;
ting all of thetn ;;t . ir.ttr.
' ?v then the>will eail a l a Neg.: . .
meeting to? demand . than .the* v htti
people iit;t ui:e>; tt. r...:: t t
so as to pht 'thetv. ' 1 '-.a . i ' ;
will next demand '.? ...awhite
man so tiuy-far 7'' >.
government. N\ g. > ;'a tr.t *
ing when it ee;'r.ve> : . :.i htto "hi
dosn'f worth thi- .time .'it.' tad-.- t
* call it to order.: They- au-kn.-*g
their litef-iti tt, v : : . t
. they 'camtot legislate ntlv t
~ operate local and ?-r..: :
their own. :
His Farthlv Work Wa> Ihnn
When the 1. t .lijs'r.s t'hri-t :
dressing his'. dtsetpU s said "1 :1a.>
.finished the : k ;?vht. h th- .. a. v - .
me to--do.'* * --tSr.?-14 |
them with awe and si:rpr>?". !
did they ex pool his > r.d. w a'-, utgh.
and were* in.. r.o post:. r. to v v>
it* The ^texf proves V<>v.vii:s".vo'.\
that a servant completes his
given tas^ just about titr.e when mar.
- ., ^links his service is most needed "in
> tne world. H seemed ih-a; T?TT
- - cTplea of Christ never >u>'udi .i?i..*... .
Master more during his entire earthly
career than at the-time he d.od.i
Moses having led thy ehddi'en 'of!
Isfael from Egypt all through ' h<. J
wilderness died, just in si^ht of i a-;
naan when the Israelites th'ough: his.
leadership was most needed." Theo-'
dore Roosevelt died just about the
time the political world thought be
_ ahould live to dtvelope a third party
? ' 1 . . * .
" -in
ixilities. The late ltishon William
I). t'happeile il i ii \iti-l. at the
lime when the. A. M.I'. t'iuaeh vats'
nhout In. a elaim him as >ts . liiaU 11less
lornier. These ail t i?4i?--!' ti e
\vei;k thai pave lium I ?ie. I'u; it
was .ja.-l at Lhi-..^...a-u a"
that they wvie na?l -i!.*. ;h .1 a", tf.e
wel hi. The ' e-\'.v eo* ? eoihes
to lis is ;n :j a . . l.h'.
K- ! (. t! Shaw \\ Ik'ijt.-.'H tin- .?; t
"tunTrt ; o>T~Th\r >Tn:rv- \Trfrrrir+nrt-. ;;;nl
Mivhanii-al t'olh-'r at t,i'-ah.is
thai lu1 tini ? I:?. >i tin wi?r,\ ?i..l
'aim to ?lo. Hi; in l-.oo: in,; ui'Vi :?<i
nU n't> alivnily - i a v. - i
1>r. Wili^'Son v a"T" n?-\ m< iv? ist;
.lonvaini it: ;tli'!> ." V.s :p.- *\
:hail at tho lima .< ?' ..i*' lioati . !".<
l>Oanl til' tf.t.-;v-v-s iii.-v. timw- '!
Unit* spokasirn r a/ It:-' na:
sIu'-n; .u aiv jit-! -':? . I:'V- i ami
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tins yoa.r... Iv ha- siwiv.. p? tUaliii.iT.
and member?. Sunday,nifUc we \yei\.
?L Ai'lE PALMETTO LF
??-y V.
| with lh^lhv. M. C. Pollock. Pastor of
RidpriWoo.!. avd had .an old fashion
pcAtet<>i;. Our mssossuu'iU was paid
I in lull i hi M>:ti U>r as tile first.- I>ro.
1 *??!I?>.-4< i - a pi 'M- # t?i posters and one
I >>i >' ;i !v t . pr. achc.-s. P.oth people
him. Ih-ns. J. it. *.Harper, .James!
: do : . *\? .i.:o Mi.ia. K. |{. At wood.
] !. K. W i: II. Si-uts I.ula lnilof.
1 <'. .;nlia Sniu... :-. S ^ ;e Pavavlt tl)ci
j vir.:i. .i:r n.:: y i.livrs arc* loa'iiiL I
j oo !>?. <har?v. Sunday- of
v'v K:: . t. ami .all pa
\\ :.i .1 ^ :i'r -nun1; ' Wo shall
?> . i \ wi.ii the Uov. W. U.
i'. . fr,a-. I'. S..i tho vTia.ipro at. Sail- j
>: ao. 1. -i. ,i;\ .'HiIum-s pray' for an
-'-i; po ' h- o; l'u" 11o!y Spiril. "I.oi I
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li'.sl. : l.'.iX. itOiS Wol'o >11 i
:'.av ?. :;v T''r!.ami SuYprdjiy at-j
. I.' Hi'..' 't' v M on |;v'auvTolisiil - - j
A .i. .. to.- at. Kiaimnl In I
:iiu;o. \.m!. ; ::.i--?iiriviion..of tho l>i-!
: -j'O.i 1: \ Hoard .of X-y- j
^rsott 1'r. -L_i?. Marlay-TVim-io'il
?t_ J > .1 ^ ituUvi-AmAnji''
:o" >p\ j v r> \i :if: llov. S. 1>. Tlvan
A. It.. S - >:' ' 'iv r . Atlanta.
aim'I??y ii'' ii'i j*' ^kloin, 1). lv.;
\Y\\ \ fi.y. I'./ .vtoi of livaiitfo-'l
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v- . : v:i i . aiui It'uvii's,
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. i."profii'ab'.v
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7? ' 7TT?I FTfT
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For St'
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f the out
V.; . huv-he
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chV.n?lf>? ( i the d
Sm :rt Spring Fin-twcar
^? rv *}.'*? i IL IIM.'S/.wi*
S{)fin ; ? <mU urnl Suit'.
Hi-,h Cla"- Alijliufrv
1 : * \
James
~i .. J. JLjiiLijy
:aber
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wmm?mmrnmmmm ?
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-treiia (Tenstrnwr Miss Lorone Wis
Mr. I,, C. h.\y.
~ Most of tlu' rural schools have clc
' oil aiu^ teachers arc again at the
homes. . ' ~ ~~ .
Mrs. Iloyte K. Turner of Mew Yov
v'i y wys the truest of Miss Maw Hi
On Johnson, Monday,
1? I.ittlo Wilfio WUkcrson, seve
. months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jin
i W ilkerson. died Tuesday.
The body of Mr, Kd. Macon, son>c
1 .Mrs.?.1 am*'?Macon.?Bailey?Street at
! rivid i,i the city Friday morning froi
-CiniMott,. and was buried in Hebro
.cemetery; . - :
The Knights of Pythias and Court
of Calnntlie will holj joint annivei
sary services at Calvary Bapti;
lunch Sunday afternoon at 3 d'eloe
.Tiie sermon will be preached by th
Thti? Piedmont Summer School fc
a u .u In. i > w ill open in Rock Hill aboi
.In.' -hUh of 'JTth of -June. Man
acin i's in _tliis section are niakin
SAXON SCHOOL
>!ar.s't?? attend. '
, IN v. T. \V. Hall, died at hi?i hotn
on. Ct v.t?. r St r?.'et extension. Monda
p'.it'ht. r.i'tcr failing in health for sev
era! months. Lev. Ilall was a broth
>i .' ; 1.aw?OcZM. JVHoll of -rioi
Hill. He leaves a wife aril sew rn
ei.iliiivn" beside many friends. Hi
daughter. Miss Fleter Ilall, who i
a stud'nt at Bejitdiet eollepe an
Mrs. llliua Chi-ol;n of Cleveland, phi
art expected in the* city Wedifesiaj
Mr. 1-ioyti White and Miss Gaze]
llar.iin wt rt ouiotly. married on Sat
urday night. ^ 1.
to".. IV C.. was in the city this1 weeV
Mr: Alk-h Simpson was seriousl
tart la?: week and is a patient a
Pry. v Hospital.
Mrs. Alberta F. Harris is able t
i~at Ta
yle and Qi
lunvhahdising in Columbia hasstanding
word in building a sto
re you know that you are>getti
ices have come "way down" it
held up to our old establ:
r-frnr-prn-c-: may -fall-. Cumo
- ybur dollars will stretch here
lenendab'le sort:
4 * - - .
Dist netive Dresses
Silks. Woolens, Cottons i
Spring Drapery Fabrics ]
Silk Undergarments !
L. Tapp
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HOWARD SCHffOL
e, b^. iip and about again PAR A
"TT Mrs. Metz of Charleston, wife of I
Dr. Wm. Metz, accompanied bim here
u* i and attended the meeting at Braitr--"
~ efd Institute, Friday and Saturday. }? ],-or
?1 Finley Hi School^.* otes? *j'M'
den iu
n Emmott Scott Hi played" Finley Hi public.
3 here Friday afternoon the "score was. hatui.i
15-10 ill favor of Finley Hi. the. cc
>f . Baseball fans, arc looking forward lt?is l>
> I with inueli pleasure to Easter Mon- n'u..i
n day game kere at the FAfr Grounds year,
n between Fin lev. Hi and Jefferson Hi < L'Vl 11
Of _ York. Mucn enthusiasm is being? I'an
s aroused by the fans. . '"'".'g,
Miss lEstele Bovian. H. E. teacher
=t assisted by-Students served hot break lu'eoliI1
k fast in the dining, room of her de- n)om '
ie partment, Eriday morning from 7 to V('' a"!
-?8s 50. Breakfaat-etmgistvd of hot- bom '..iM'"'"
>r iny, toast, fried fish, coffee and .eor- *)a,rti|l!
it coa. Many neighbors.-came -in -aitd- "<>m <
X- bought breakfast. as well as teacher* a
g and ntudonts. : ;?= uri^ihu
~ ; " ' Eh?ii
i * tS-*
1 will fi
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- MRS. I?. .A_ HENRY MAKES ??.
e* . ... STATEMENT. ?
"To clear up a matter tnat I am Con
i often-asked and written to about 1 ^liV,
k take this?method?that._ail?w+ru?utt
J concerned may know the truth ahgut ,
s the case that was to come up j 11
s court last month '(February V for the
(j endowment du> me for nv husband. M.
? Mr T H Hon..v TUi* - 1
T not directly against the Gram I Lodgtj. r>-in
|i Knights of Pythias?I gladly ' say vo: Ionthey
paid me; and paid'me promptly, o;'jy'
But it was against the Grand Court ^.-,,.,
of Calanthe?that grow bi}t of the n:t?,'a
^ suspension of Pride of Columbia
Qourt No. 55. of which lie was a V;55a
y iv.emher. I was paid without j m'lm'p
t the case having to go thrti court. . l>-55 ]
MRS. R. A. HENRY. io:00a
o Columbia. S. -C. - "Via
1
pfp*s?
jality .
Taught us that " ~
re's refutation. ,
ng the best for
is true, but at
ished standard - f
l in mid?? !>* ' " v
in buvifcg mer- ?t
_; ^
Boys' and Men's Furnishings /
C hina and Glasswares ~ ? /
Bugs and Window Shades
fifov-a HanHhfiprc ^nnrf.i
Etc. 1 "
Co.
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Saturday. March 26th, 1932
nisifi.aki: opens 1 '
:.\^;rru swsu.at; majich 2h
rtu- tir.-t in ""TTs ex is tenet', Para-"
Khway, opens its Kates to the
t . i n u management this
lly hciuili-fui spot will become
liter <1 reereational diversion,
eli'er-adapted'to any and every
ttnTT j or r v\\ ry season in the ~
than-.-any other place within
convenient- motoring' distance.
uli.?c- Luke u'tll provide swinviiancing,
boating, fishing and
iig Wiiii ail the facilities and
initiations of lunch-rooms, tearect
)ii ion-r'ooins, running watI
electric lights. * The water of
un-Tub.-. in nli' niisxihlo T>y
na up of lu-t-ri^taijpl^r?tFea?J8.
dear; 4 t?ol springs, -Is-so-"pure
mm tiiat it has been used for
ig waltr. ; . /
Is. diying hoards, sloping shorf
guards an<l the very ample
cud depth of PaVadise- Lake
.rni u 'added safety and pleas.
.ijind.ill .1 bathers and. expert
Icr -a. In .. v. la in iTs bigness "
po- .hU- nil kinds of water
edi.it ly tip -n th0 east * shore
dasir ; r> can enjoy the cool
t r giii o.i' Paradise* Lake; the
- . a.ii- - P:t\ .lion Avill cater
- ' ' of the dancers. Elec- vg'.i
ami iiitootli floors will
tc"pt. a ii'p'il tiity to a Wide ^
. i' t S.
loi'-d i; : .! .! -nvcial attraction
\nr.}.iu sotial clubs. ujtfen The
an outing such as
Lak^. can 'afford, san'.e
io n, b t !i* and soft-drink
"PT \ i. pultuns. And
I lor thy kid
i'. : : i. I i'!i. \vi 11-furnish
* >hrht-.<oers and
.. r '* i.: ,-i)t-cial oc
~ i .3 sity of an
; a.. ;r*ul victrola wili
v :?: ,(! futia tainment.
?:?1???-??way -to-establish
. .-cor lule . to Paradise
IIIKN RAILWAY SYSTEM
fclcd to libruary 1. 1932
: \ i n Sua:ion Leave ?
No. ' No.
32 - Any:aia-X. Y. 32 5.00p.
M X. Y.- Augusta 31 8:0oa
L7 t harXt.(.u-Clnii. 27 12:45p
2S Cinn.Chai''ston 28 4:05p
7+*?t'?:i,.abia-fi!in. H 7:05ar
2L ColnniMt.-Jacks'ii 23 10r:30p
?ii ?'-> da-Savannah'* 19 8:20a
23 t'.d'a-t'harlotte 24 5:10a
?H?troLn^Charlotte 14 l:20p
11 Col'a-Charl'n 12 8:00a
15 C'ol a-Charl'n 16 3:55a "
-J-1*?< ' !'u C ?L5?Q.GOm
17 Cora-Charlotte 118 11:20a
18 Cora-Atlanta 17 7:15p
Camden and Rock Hill.
^Btl fill??i
^p'2_
\ohr ?* 2
Ti -