The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 03, 1932, Page Page 4, Image 4
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY J
1310 Assembly Street, Columbia, S. C. *
Entered at the Post Ollite at Columbia, S. C., as
second class matter by an Act ot Congress. . :
SUBSCRIPTIONS One
X.ear - $2.00 Three-Month .75
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FOREIGN ADVERTISING AGENCY
W. II. Z1FF- CO., 003 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
Oilicial Advertisements at the rate allowed by law.
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nianUjiVnteni thai t'1tv board "1* .Mctdufr.- and tin;':
bank's ma na ire men l must i< v.y ? x? 11 i <-d in' t iu '
iirf^ln:! nt i f funds.-oi\ti u. :i d tj.v'lir h
The. \ jcti.iy '' 'auk has.'niii i:,i, r? .;i!>y 'yi.uiui.-lci who
mikf!i! <?t!itn:wi.-u. he devoid e ,> i i :n;i- h. i i- 1
_.frniit ii'iit' If; yi-ar. to fuid- eh.wA i.'.i l.t- :ui< 1 h'appi
ness -because"of the. u.-e made !> . i! -m- pai cudof
the C'hi'iMmas *S'ivit _ - <!* i>:>rtmop- t i-4? ;?
the bank. Tlu1 coitvi niriic-o of lis .: auk- ;?> i-ob ri <i
business' people of ("okimhia ami vivini!-. t an bar lly
bo estiiiKttfM..'. It is>'.our- sincere .nopi' that tiir p<'<>
pie of Columbia will mnk* nunc uVc of tin* I'mili
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ties of tMe* \ iitof\ IlanK than ' they have- hitherto .
mgule.
Since i^ iu is been -auepky?dcniuh- iTi.iul i hat c.N i*
tfroes can run su. h ii business and satisfy the
Jaws of the State while, white hanks by .who -core
have '"ailed miserably it would, soem that Neftrues
who iijive money to ?1? j?e?? it would he clad to place |
' '.n^JyjK*Vici<vy, \v 111 11 , N're'ioi - "are "s inploM d. ;
The Jnipdii r of?people cnty yhu* inc - C* TTTrptTTyy i-~
(lependilt upon" the volnnu' of husiuc s fli'at place i
does. It. is, possible tbiil. the \ i? t??r\* within u |
very shm-l?period?rrriyht "im com ( foiled 1o employ i
twice as many people as'ii're now use,.1 in ! amllintr [
, the business. * There is . enough N'oy ro money on
depfCit in Columbia for* 1ho Yiito-y to have to
.-..v- 4 bM-> ?-VtV *f-i ffligtrgUf l;i'fo""tTrc "'Vmrri-y^op"" '
its splendid- record of service and Achievement and
wish for it a continued career of u<o'fulnos*. We
hope that art ever ineml>-injf arany- of. depositors
will cause it to' become a tfreat financial institu
tion of national s.ope ,and prominence*
; I' to I"'- I'lWIV .Nopi'l)
!l". ' 1: alile to mat^* tli^dis
I' " ' /.> >' -\. j r. / ill posit iun to ,r'paa.<
't' ' i -handsomely; hut those
:hr-:!L j-J v i< v-ii. i:.ii.ii.i. !-vi, \y handily---t?n?l
"<"i" I..- ltio.-#!' com. ido.led ill
.a!1- <:t !'!' '? a <! -plays,- Tlit> Nepro race
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Hi t !., I ri.Hi- 'vsults oT which.
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J' "i ' -de. > of-T"!di.n.i. Thi; \. <*itcr at tend.! to
?oh. : ,? ami his ?-:it oh.xervat ion is,
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POl.NTKI) POINTS
" ItVCI'-OUCK A. SIN(a,ETON j
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Tli'. well i? vi i lie ' !.arvc*t-? truly is plentci
;.lir-. lah' c.i- arc few." .Matthew t? r:l7.
'IT,, v. c ;.I. 11e . who rise-; from his knees
a It! i 11 am j'ay.-r i... answered."
'I -I; l-'ah i hi-tory, the greatest
<\ci- i.t-M. .'. it - ' ('i.e. won hi not pain tin
io ! / : or, t!,.'.i ' .lie -hard times. There was
iii-oie of > . I" ( \!ilI ! ;- jvere indices of
the ativafKjT " i fa'.e I dmip all- lines. *
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? i. i'ii-?over Ht the Democrats.
-! : i! tf i i '-j" *: . ... "I hand, lie is the Democratic
i!.?1 nMl- . in the Fall election. Repre-1
e.:.ia'i\< iJ.?Li.?p.. : y . 11 ie-1?to?show thoiiinolvj.n.I
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HE PALMETTO LEADER
clast>.Who hoi toe ran ahead of all competitors j
twice. He must have heard of Kiddie 'roTaif, 'and.
Metcalfe. t _
Kven-ULACK horses, if given a chanco,-will make
Rood. Can't you observe how you are leaking
progress? Be not ^discouraged, but press on. No
-one criticises Congressman DoPriost bo.ause of his
4-tCe now. When he first went to Washington some
people went into hysterics. What >'ou hood to do
is to saw wood and keep your mouth closed.
Just as sure as the law that lifts the tues free
uom and uomoerae-y will be every mUn's eonunon
possession in this America.' Watch the trend of
history. True as a needle to the pt)le.
J don't nieaxu-that it rs coming whether or ri?v.
Progresses not made escalator fashion. We must
work, and fight,"and contend every inch of the way.
Adelaide Ilall is to be congratulated for her
bravery and determination to live in her home in
the exclusive Westchester liitrict of New York.
Sift;1 has" frrrgtn tti 1-esTrie -w1 herevei she ts able tor-*
'purchase and meet the standard of living. She
is as brave as she isdjeautifuL- .
William 'Powell occupied the- headline of ..the
Pittsburgh Courier of list week. With aivdtheri
aviator Powell left Lbs Angeles, participating in
the Cord 'Cup Transcontinental Handicap Derby.
Lieutenant Powell is a Chicago hoy. He and T"
served in the-317-th Engineers at Camp Jjhevman.Ohio
preparatory to sailing for France dining the
World War, and while crossing the Atlantic Ocean
we were occupants of tho same stateroom. 'Fifsi
friends. *
Lieutenant \yas ,a cashing young otlrccr.- and was <
always im'maeulately drest. Even -then ho often
talkt aCiation.* lie was a fanatic about automobiles
ter spending-their vacation in Now York
City. - ? r?
Mrs. Hannah Massey and husband, motored
from Gastonia, N. C., and are visiting
parents and friends in the city.
Mrs. Mollie Robinson, daughter and niece
Misses Magnolia Robinson and Pearlee Thomas
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
('has. Robinson.
The Sunshine Rand will meet Wednesday
at the home of Little Miss May me Walker.
Mrs. Winona A Perrin spent a very pleasant
afternoon Monday visiting friemis.
Miss Magnolia Robinson and Miss Pearlee
Thomas attended - Sunday school with the
M:s-es Inez and Robbie Mae Robinson and
both^sang beautiful solos.
Mrs. Sarah- Hill of Pittsburgh, Pa., 'also
ATl. mul Mi'^ Robert Hill and Mrs. Sal lie
('urry dined with Mrs. Charlie Iteacli fif-'
">93-Maxwell Ave., Sunday afternoon.
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Macedonia Rap list Church
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Ttev.TD. H. Herbert, Pastor.
" Sunday school opened on time, as usual.
A large group of scholars were present.
Teachers were at their ]>ost of duty, and
; every Qne seemed well up on the lesson, and
everything was carried out pleasantly, and
i splendid work was accomplished. .. -At
11:0 services 7 began. The pastor
preached a wonderful "sermon. Subject:
"Pure Religion." ?
6:30 the R. Y. P. U. hour was another
grqat success. Our president and faithful
members were {here; and a program put
over that will ever be remembered. Mission
work called in more people than has over
attended B. Y. P. U. The winning of the
prize in the State Convention has inspired
our young folk as nothing else before.
Mr. Edd Stevens and Miss Xulu Ballard
worshipped with the Willow Spring Baptist
church. . Miss Pearl L. Williams and Mrs.
Annie B. Martin spent a few davs of last
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Saturday, September 3, 1932
FRIENDSHIP COLLEGE I f
i ~ Rock Hill, South Carolina ?
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.{. The fellow injr depaj-ltnonts are maintained: Y
X 11ii h School (Standard) *1*
V FTItfh School %
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J I /nc Industrial and Manual Arts, Y
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> Music and Physical Education __JL *
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JL Individual Guidance lL
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> Cultural Environment . ?
> Modern Facilities JL
Efficient Faculty
5>' Tlitfh Christian Tdeals
" J "* TjVfirm Ml" IvTa Turn or Call e >To"ate "and Sectional Accredit- "j
V infr Vcyn< ies. ' * %
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, MARY- McEFOI) RETHUNE, President
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