The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 08, 1935, Image 1
Announ<
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Trustee Board of A He
Bistipp Williams'
Asks His Return Foi
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; Allen?Uiiivi'isity, Columbia^?S.
C., May 29, 1935?Whereas the Rt.
Reverend Noah W. Williams, A. M.
D. D., s assigned by the last
General Conference to superintend
the 7th Episcopal District, which
? comprises the grand old palmetto
Sate, and whereas Bishtp Williams,
with a broad vision,- deep
culture, great'faith, and a bum
ing desire for the development of
IV - " 1 1 ... -
me worK comitted to "his care, ad
dressed himself to the task by_a
careful and complete analysis of
the problems of church and school;
and whereas he has unselfishly and
I unreservedly given of his time
|- and talent by visiting practically
every circuit and station as va^ll
as many mission points,' with* inspiring
messages in sermons and
lectures which electrified our people
ahd rendered invaluable services
to the Presiding Elders, ministers
and laymen, in carrying forward
th?~wbrlT oT the church; and
1 whereas the ChatauQUas that were
< held in each Presiding Elders' Disj
\ trict proved to be of inestimable
p value and permanent help in inculc&ting
and in doctrinating the
I) principles of ottr great churUh;
1 and whereas the program of BisRlv
hop Williams is thoughtful, far"f
reaching, sympathetic and comj{
prehensive, thereby; bringing . about
a feeling of genuine brother?
ed his already large store of in|
formation by a recent trip to the
| , Bible Lahd, in order that may
more fully inspire and instruct
- ir fiT????h?H?
Sumter District En]
dor seel Dr. Thomas
The Sumter District Conference
,1 in session fn Bethel A. M. E.
Church through its pastors and
. <. lay members hereby appreciate
if the endorsement of- the Conference
J of South Carolina: Dr. Jy E.
1 Thomas, as an aspirant for the ofj
fice of Secretary Treasurer of the
\.f" Missionary Dej>artment of the A.
M. E. Church. Subject to the en^
suing General Conference Which
;!J! meets in New York May, lUSti. Dr.
jil J. E. Thomas finished Normal and
Hfj Law College.?and Theology,?at
j Morris Brown University with de1
I gre^s A. B.>, B. D.* later delivered
k * one of the Commencement Address
fj es and received the Degree. D. D.
He also received from Allen Unil
versity 'the Degrees D. P., M. A.
He pastorod Very successful
"Trinity" Soutjj Atlanta, Georgia
and Rock A. M. E. Church, Com
yers, Georgia, Camden, Greenville
?Florence churches in Huutli
Carolina and' presided over the
Newberry, Abbeville, Florence and
Sumt?r Districts, was principal
of the following High Schools:
Conwav. Newherrv H/vcrlo>
" Marion-Savannah Giove- Florence.
He was a member of the Education
Board of the A. M. ~E. Church
7? sifld no>\ Secrotary of the ? Trus.te^^oard
of All<?n University.
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He is a gTeat preacher among
the leading Presiding Elders
of the State. We are now present
ing him to the ensuing General
'Conference, as a worthy successor
* - to the late Dr. E. H. Coit and a
mbst worthy opponent of .the pres
ent incumbent.
J. Mc Kenzie Harrison, W. C.
Crawford, S. W. Fordham, M. F.
Robinson, M* S bailey, TI CT
Stalk, Johrmie Pompey, M. C. Allison,
L. W. Gary, B. S. Taylor,
G. B. Brown.
BEAUFORT CO. TR. SCHOOL
Burton, S. C.?The annual commencement
nf tVie RooiitA.t
V..V wmuavi VUUIl"
ty Training?School- - comprising
sev^n evening3 of educational entertainment
was well attended by
patrons and friends.
On Monday eltffentng, May 20, the
Beginner's classes with Miss W.
G.- Hall, the H. E. Classes with
' Mrs, J. S. Shanklirv and the Ag
\ - close? with Mr. Shanklin, Jr.
j [ presented an evening1 of pleasure
|J with attractive dramatizations, ex
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:ing the- 3
^4?p Auditoriui
n University Endorses
Administration. ??
r Another-FotTr" Yeai^.v
events that transpired there;-and
whoreas .Bishop Williams has so
fatherly and impartially presided
over the sessions of our Annual
Conferences and Trustees' Meeting
of Allen University,, thereby
bringing about an era of pea ?e und
good will pmong ministers und
laymen.
And whereas Captain Abram
Simpson, President of Allen University,
by his business acumen,
"exetjulive ability andr splendid
training, has demonstrated to all
concerned ,that he is worthy successor
of fit .illustrious men who
preceded hi mitf the office o' President,
TLP.EPOhE, be ii resoiv.
ed that we go,on record as unanimously
petitioning the chureh and
the General Conference, for the return
of Bishop Noah W: Williams
to the 7th Episeopul District for
the ensuing quadrenniam.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that these resolutions b*e sent to
our chtlrch papers and to'1 the secu-'
lar papers as far as it is practical
" StT to tlu. : *?? ?
Most respectivelly submitted,
Yum- Committee:
J. E. Thomas, Chairman
Geo. H. Hampton
L.t H. Hemmingway
R. E. Brogdon
It W. Wilbui it. . ..:?
> J. M. Harrison
E. P. Ellis
E. A. Parker
M. F. Robinson.
hibiton.in the H. E. room from Ag
Department: Onions, beets, cabbage?^
squashes, cucumbers, Irish
potatoes and snap beans. There
were also different varities of ea?n
ed goods prepared?by. the HT.JiLgirls,
Namely: Snap beans, cucumber
pickles, black , berries, |
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ueeis, .ana carrots. .
On-&e<lnesdayT May 22, M is*e*
Frazier and Gilliard presented the
2nd,'3rd and 4th grades in two
short operettas, which every one
. seemed to have enjoyed.
On May 24, Miss Allen presented
the 6th and 7th grades in two
olavs: "Fighting Through" and
"Five Hours to iro." furnishing
pleasant amusejnent.
-? The annual amnion was deli vera.
ed on Sunday, May 26 by the Rev.
W. W. Wortham of F. A. Baptist
Church, Beaufort, S. C. All enjoyed
a most practical and beneficial
address..
On Monday, May 27, Miss Gray
son, entertained the~puhlic by presenting
the Fifth grad'e in two
~ playlets: "Fickle Fortune"... and
"Flop Goes The Flapper" follow?ed
by a IhOst hilarious comedy,
I'The Laughmg?Cure,'.'?pnsvnUui
bv the 8th an^ IHh grades.
Tuesday, May 28, the Senior
Mil-a a.. J ..m.?
lyivjicnwru Hi; Ulttlllit 1111'
Greater Commandment" under the
auspices of Miss Allen, the Class
advisor. . ' ? ./
The commencement exercises
were held on Wednesday,~May 2d,"
at 8:20 P. M. Orations were pre?sented
by the class honor student.?
Salutatory?"Grasping
Your Op
portunities"?iSlal-garet Stokes.
~ Valedictory?"The Value of tha
Little Things in Life"?Charles
Smalls.
Th-> anmi il address was delivered
by Dr. 'F. Boney of Garnett, S.
C.?He very ably spoke on the sub
ject: "The Value, of Higher Education."
f- <
All exercises were heJd in the
campus chapel and were well attended
and enjoyed by those pre^
sent.
The Choral P.lllh nn/tnl. +V.O. in
T-T1 -ff!T ?*" V *" .
structtonsr^of Miss Julia Gilliard,
% furnished attractive music for the
occasions.
We are all very happy to have
Miss Thelmn Shanklin home for a
few days.
42 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS FROM
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL
I Georgetown, S. C., June 4th,?
Howard Schuul's-series of cxorcis.es
were concluded on Thursday
evening1 with the graduation exercises,
when forty two young people
received evidence of having
completed the prescribed course of
, study, bv being presented Diplomas
by Mr. R. M. Ford, chairman
of the Board of trustees: Dr.
?Whlttalmi' Prru'nlunt?nf ?> ?<??* >'
College delivered what is regarded
by white-ami colored an excellent
address. It is still being: referred
to as a wonderful message. He
urged upon the class the impor,
tanc? of a definite aim, and /of
* courage and faith in the pursuit
of it.
'': The Fogel prizes, one for the
" best in penmanship, given by Mtt
Fogel, one. of the City'fs leading
merchants, were won by Mr. Albert
Poinsette, and Miss Minnie
Kennedy respectively. The prizes
were presented by Mr. H. Thomas,
Secretary of the Board of trustees.
A number of young people from
the various colleges of the State
3welhed the crowds that attended
the exercises. - ^
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COLOMBIA. SOD
W.^. Peek Heada []
Funeral Directors '' tfhe
tenth annual convention of i
the ~FunefcaLj)irectur.s of_ South
-Carolina -wtrsTield at Columbia bn
May 15-1G. It-swas one of the
most constructive programs ever
put over by ihj.s group.
Registration and the first busi- j
ness sesson were held at Pearson
Funeral Home, Secretary Spann
reported the number registered
was the largest in the history of
the*organization' on the first day.
At 11 o'clock Wednesday mornirg
tho meeting was called to order
by the President, W. I; Peek, of
mivit'inudi 1,1 II IS VA'i y JHl'US
ing planner outlined a very tintprogramme,
among some of the
thngs 'outlined was the drawing
of a Code of Ethics. After the r* g
ular programme-, meeting adjourn ,
ed at 3 o'clock for luncheon. *
At eight o'clock the Public Programme
was. held at JohnsonBradley
FuneraT~1Ionror it nntsira.
programme was presented by loc
al talent. Dr. K. W. Ma nee <<1 Co- Uimbia
was the guest speaker. The .
program and address were enjoyed
-by all.
Thursday morning with president
Pt i-l, presiding tin- nicotine _
was well attended and much busi-.
ness*' was Accomplished." At this
meetine- the " Code ' of Ethics was
adopted. The code will be published
in the near future. ]
The same officers were re-elected
with the exemption of Vie?-Pre |
sidt nt' and Assistant Secretary
These*1 positions were filled by Mr. |
Joseph Morris of Be nnettsyille j
and Mi's. Robinson of-Ruck Hill
respectively.
~ SUW1ER Al,\\S? 1
Vacation time has come again
the cildren are happy to be care
-free .through the hot summer
months and-students have return
cu uuiiic iruiu various colleges. The
graduating exercises of Lincoln
a class of 36 was as usual splend.d.
The High school play " Romeo and ?
Juliett" on Monday night May 26th t
and the Junior Oratorical Contest
on Wednesday night May 28th
wore also up to the standard, thus
reflecting credit of each J
teacher who labored .to Jliake the <
j>rograms excellent. . - J
?-The ..following parent^, atteinferh-J
the graduation of tluftr..._c)i.ldfcn 1
at out of town colleges Mrs. A. E. '
Gilliaril and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. '
McDonald to Benedict College; 1
Rev, a ltd Mrs. A. R. Howard to J
RrnUTtiVinr llrmn* T l? .wl TV f.... fy
n> aim .'U.i. 1. .
W. Bernie to Atlanta University '
Mr._T?. E. Anderson of Wiashing
ton, I). 0. came tn-UiL' city to w'.t- \
ness the graduation, of his daugh- |
|. .1 Mi.n.i i... IV y May
2flth and spent a couple of difysiafter
visiting friends in the city.
The commun.ty was deeply suddeneu?on?Tuesday?i?iirnin[r
May _
28th by the sudden passing of Rev. .
Moultrie Walley at- his home -on
Manning Ave.? Rev. Walley was ^
a .veteran, minister - of the A. M. ;
E. Church also a veteran citizen
of this city. He leaves to mourn (
his departing, twr> ftnnghferg, t.wA
sons", several grandchildren, many "
other relativesfa^M^icfhd^Eunerad
services . wereneld on Fruhty
at Mt. Pigah with relatives and a ^
Jiost of frends and ministers' from
a'l|x>ver the state attending.
The Civic League met o^j Moii- 1
day evening, May 27th at Lincoln "7
building. ,
The "Good Will Club held its '
regular meeting no Thursday '
May 30th on the lawn of the Mtat- '
ual Funeral home with Mrs. C. A.
-Lawsoo hosto?>i. In ?connection J
with this, meeting a flower show_
was arranged. On entering the" :
lawn of the funeral home it was
a beautiful sight to behold, many
cut flowers of the season and pot flowers
very"artiitically arranged.
During the meeting Miss Ophelia ^
Williams gave a very instructive
talk On flowefs; specially the flowers_for
each month.
A few male visitors _and mem- t
hers spoke then Miss Parham of "f
Claflin College who is in the city i
to instruct in thc summer school ,
was introduced and acted as judge 1
of the flowers. A group of child- 1
rem entertained with folk dances 1
and a very refreshing repast was J
served. I -
Mr .and Mrs. lJowtiell, Mrs. 3T 1
W. Bryant and Mr. Reese of AT^ <
lanta. Ga. were the guests of ME
and Mrs. A. G. Spears last' week '
when enroute to and from Wilmington,
N. . to attend the natonal
moeing of postal employees. *
Mr. Arnold also otf Atlanta w^s
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph j
B-idhfl.rd.snn for ft COUnlc of days .
when returning from the meeting I
of postal employee^. }
Mrs. Carrie Green and daughters i
of Orangeburg are the guests of |
Mrs. Green's sister and brother-' c
in-law. Prof, and Mrs. J. C. 3
Prioleau. 1;
The cast that presented the b
play "The End of the Lane" hepe E
several week* ago motored to I
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1 State-W
C.-Monday J
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Til rAU()MNA^-4*ATOilUA.
Rev-. M. War lev _
Laid To Rest
I'ltOCItAMi
Funeral of Rev;, l)r. M. 'Warley
f)icd May 2*. HKtrV. at his-homv_uuManning
Ave., Sumter, S. ('. ~r
vitI'ist;au k. c ut id ii
Professional.
1. Hymn ? Servant * of (lovL !>y
Dr. J. I.. Ib'nbow.
2. .Draper by Dr. H. F. Kihlibrn.tid,
1'. K., of .Orang' l>uiy?.
SeUelioh by Choir
4. Second Hymn 45|2 announced
by Dr. J. K. Thomas, i\ K. ?'?!'
isumteu-lJist.
5. First Scripture Lesson by Li-.
J. i\V. .lanercttts P.
ion Disti
0. Second Scripture .Lesso.n by
I{ev. \v. C. Crawford, pastor..
7. Solo?.Mi's, if able Brown.,
S. Teb grains anil U tters IU v.
A. I'. Spears, 1*. E. of Flur.
j_ tfncu' Dist. t .
J. Obituary Dr. J. M. ll.tuixoi
Editor. . _ ._
10. Remark.* of Samaritain Herald?
Rev. H. K. llildcbrand, P.
" K. ' ;. ' :
.oi'RevProl.Didei e|nfywpp> nidi
11. -Ranm-ks^Rev. |M. J. Suiiip
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12. Remarks?Dr. J. C. Anders* n
pastor of Sidney Park; t'olum
bid, "STT:?? ' ?
1.'l. .Music?Cb'oir.
11. Remarks?Re'V. E. A. AdaiVis,
I'. F... of the Newberry Dist.
15.- Remarks?-Dr. J. E. Thomas,
I'. E., of Sumter Dist.
f>. M usic-r-Choir.
17. . Remarks?Drl K. W. Wil
liams. . . .
IS. Resolutions- l)r. 1). GrfiDrnft
of Mannin;* Dist. ' ;
rrr?Sell,' -Mrs. llalliei 1'iaM. ?
JO. Kultjiy by <Dr. W. .1. Robinson.
P. E., of Manning Dist,
of Manning; S.*G.
Public School
Summer Session
?BeginsJune 17
A. Johnson, 'Supervisor oi
he City. Schools ayilpu^cc '.he < pcning
date <f the sununer. school
fee pulilie school .childrop will be
June r?,: at?t1u- liooker Washington
School. The summer school
WlVl's an npportnnity to tnnke -yj>
loticTotil wvrlt as. I lake ..advance
.vork, pat cuts m 1 urged to TTT"
murage th.ir child's n to tak" ad-'
antagscAuf this Opportunity. The
school?will l>r- in-'session eight
reeks, beginning th 17th of June
mil C'h sin' till, M'tU" A-...-.. ?
ruition fofc .session will.be SSJOO
'or High school" pupils ami $1.00
for KL-mentaiy pupils to bo paid
V' Id V Pupils a! 1 :I 11 >; ijni H+-ondLng
summer scln*J 'ire-urged
o r< gister on the opening date.
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chii.drkvs day pftocr am
bktiiki. \. m. k. cm kch
sun., jcn1-: jit 11.
h?Proi'i'! i ional . Choir
I. Selel-tion Choir
5. Invocation.
I. So! cct ion ' Choir
>. Paper: "Th?4 Phut- of- Youth
in the Church." Mr. 11. Kinard.
5. * Instrlsiii1 jjt.i 1 Solo Mis* K.<
r. . Paper; -"Christ ian Kducatimr.
Klssontial to Character Building"
Miss Kathci icn . Peliwieltbm
i. Trio: Mi-s. : H n'/ena Blocker,
Rosanna Lewis .;yd Kathleen
Howard. :
?. Paper: "The Bible- as an . Aid
-to R*ditriotrs Activities?-Mr.-lien
ijr M VUUW,
0. Reading: Miss Jeanette Lyles
1. Solo: Mr. Clary Webster. **"*
12. Readirir: Mist* Roe he) Kinard.
.
3. Vocal Duel: blisses Julia Wil
lima- uttJ-Elisc Ti! 'Zyant:??"?
4. ' Readng: Miss Carrie Lewis.
6. Solo: Mrs Louise Stroy.
SI'KAK INCJ CONTEST AND
MIX1CAL RECITAL
(Vesley M. K. Church, Friday nite,
June 1 t, 1935. at M O'clock.
Vol! \vili ntis"s a nut i/ -yup n.iss
h~is pr( grani." ' The -pVak'Trs al e
'rom the- following elmrehes:
Cha'pple Station A. M. E. Church,
Tones Chape.! A. M. E. Z.. Rethloiem
Baptist, First Nazareth Rapt.
First -l-alvur.y Baptist, Second ?al/ary
Baptist,?Cniou Baptist, 'Str
fames A. M. E? Wesley M. E.
There will be ir-trumynlal and
/oca 1' solojj also.' \\'e will he fav>Vod
"by the female quartette of
Betnlchem Baptist Cuireh, also_
ither selection?. >
All speakers arc asked to come
o vv esiry \l, ! .. C'hurc.11 for rcln'ial
Wednesday evening, June 12,
035, at 7:30 o'clock.
Mesdames L. K. Roscmond and
j. Hope, Sponsorors..' ? .
Jertnettsv.lle, S. C. on Thursday,
lay 30th and presented the play
here.
Summer _ school for teachers,
ipen-ed on Monday motning Juno
trd at Lincoln building with a
arge enrollment' and 2 new memers
abided to ther faculty, Miss
'arham of Clafiin College and
diss Hopkins of Columbia.
Night, June 24, 1
nra
Ji, VM'f
Prof. L. C. Scott
Laid To Rest T
j' Lti ?_J?
. .' .'(iTv W . K. MO \N >1 \ N > 1
Around 50u or iiiop |f>U- ! _
. -noK.s tin-' lus? nt'.-, ..! I'I?1 1 ; ?. _
TtY.Seotl, who il.t-k alnn-t .-ud'h-^-j-?
rly iii the" hospital at (.olunihia. . * I ,
After sorviiiK" us pi ii.eii?;il '.1 j
the Webtii-r C;ia?l';il Seh^.i . f i .
mnnv voar-- hi- iv > ! v.-i-.i I
yu.rs ago to divote lb- , u-ut
th: e to farming.
' Testimony as Act l)i.< work andworth
in and around .IvastvvO.i 1
wore tolil- inspeeches and papr.-.
by Mrs. . Robinson, deacon Sott.1
Mfs. llulley and otheis. A- t"
iii> work ami aetiviUJ-s- iw the.
school room \vur" expressed- u
Itiud tlvl.Os I'.V Prof. .1*. II. Webb' I
aid W. It. Bowman. who n -pre-,
-eiited iW- Uichhind - -County
teachers' association "in the place
u? . I'Lof.. (*, A. .I'.h'iswii, .wild wn
inavoid.abte d. tain in ('oIani1>'i;u
,1'rotVJ. K. Dixon rcprc ' utcd hjni
-as a ina-sU r t'ai mot- and. I'teL.. I'L_ _
J. Barnwell, Prcshlcul ?.>T th;.Ri?\h.
lai.d teachers, associati< n acted
master ol" ceremony au.i tuld "t
his.;personal feeling tow..rd the
family aijd Iii> in r.sotml.. d- ' 1 il.V ^
with.' hi In ii|L business', put liiinri.-'
hftv tin* average. . . ' / < 4
Thu t line Mil .o~rnii n w a?pte.o h ? J
vd by Dr. MeConhell. -of SunitciJ , I
.assistv'd by thf'XUnvW-. M. (i .i.u
of~thr?Methodist Church. * j . . %
Surviving aside from his widow.
.are two brothers, "and. two sifters',
and 'euros of i" iatiyes and friend-*
whose watery eyes . were si i n . by.
tho.hundreds as liny low tile l?idy
in Mt. Zioti Cemetery, near'Ka. tover.
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Not": This article w lost in u' :i
pu-r o.t'Dee ami had to be re-w rit tea v.1"'
to our regret.
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am>i:ks*'n m;\ns 1
l\\ W . M \U*\ali(U'i*
. ! ":?ii!i5?>.:IM 1 II Uin-!t {
tin. Mr. Waltvr A?luMr. Mil..--- H
i ti r ami. Zimin'M iiKM!.. Iliniy .( 'lay- T
toil ami W illii.iin Wuulnuici' . ai o
rHoFv~froiiir* Prk'lfilSdfip < ' .!!? l*v
I Ml .-s lAy.:t< 1 W Aluxamlit. Alma
, Johnson.. Atiiiii- 15.' .1 Irii-i- a. M
' L. 15. Richio riirl Julius AK xaii'.. r.
, hailed iii.l'n ty Statu Cull',;: - H a.
' Maxii' (l.iu'ilon 1'nuii. 15fiuiiii-i ' 1
ley.-. <1 iViii:jjf-*tho Tfv i sftimil s met
J t.| r. Hi' ri'iiiaiiu'd at tli.A Colli no N
j-nmt tm k tlu-ologry. !? .>', ' (jLoxjifjii _tui;pi:X''.u
hi' ! tlux a'oh'. ><-t lum. - ia \\
1 Affili !A i". ( ' ".i-rrt-r?Smui-'y:?. Mm i
Van \t.oi >liiji at lli>y a} llapt :>t ,\
Cturi'li lii*\ II (' A ii.I. " ?>"
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tor. I toi'iuniii wursiip M.t. Spur: . \,
Hnpl isi . <. hai h and v.;? %>er- .
I vices . at Wilson Ca'-vary-' Hap-*
ti>t Chtireh, of .which Hoy. AsliuiV f'*'1
his unfit* is pi: > 111 J' of. Ili-'tll.'. j.:i )';; *IW' '
clow 's atf'-nd.d "every nieeti;.;:.
. _Lli?i i-fi-i. >?Ilo Toal? ? yh
Hm + Si ii'i-t. Miirli S> ho.' i iri a .u- " "J
ato.l ;:;i pupil.s llii-- y ar. I'm'.!'. *?,v\
11 'vlt i a- I'fi.'iri ' u
pal. l\u' iiia.iiy y<ai * 1
for a not luir y i .< r.
' - kiMiy-rui.i: si-ws
~* 1 J- 11. .
Suit lav school at* Hetiel. A. ,M. ' N
'" t'lum li opened at Iho usual _. '
hour. Sunil.Tv nt'TTtiny. June- i
' 'I'M->',p.. .d'y riia-.^MiClar;. ua y"
at his post of duly. Th>v le?on.
which was :i very Iif-'uitilT.I "one!
3VIT-- t ln-rua." ill v 11i'svtis.-pd. * "'j'
A, \ ;iiu. ru-lork H'V. S. AI. Uufth- V!
~r? K-r-t-1?saw if > . ? r^Titr7~itrf-^i ;. ' ?
nioir was ptoaVho'l,-a:.J wa- en.:,y 5^'^
yd by the several,-, wii,,. w ie pu-' ,
1 sent. A I: f i i If - mm a tin pn-lo|.'
ad it 1111 i> t. if | the i loiv -t'.'tjlillliau;?r?
. to' til, is y who felt '. luunsidvi's Woi-' Ml
thy ol the saiu^.- ?j?
The 'cotiinu ieeineiit program, ?,f
Toinlinsoii llijth Seh-ol, Pro:'.
W. M. Anderson, Hrineip; 1, was ..
neJd. at Alt: '/.ion AI. K. Chur, h.
11cv. A. Maek. pastor. Sa: day. ?;\e'
- ?i"|t, at. S : <?11 o'l'.ek 1'. AI. Tit el'e 1
WeVe twel.ty . live' HI adllillL!. ill -j- _
ed in it-ray caps and robes. .There
\y;n an .*ir <T !> ;p- ii.tary a- the .1. .
graduates out relied in. te tin tun. y *,
of the bea'.til' I inarch. pl.-iVcd hv 1,..
Afrs.Hliadys. Hv.. W. K.. W t-'-^vn. j y
jCistor Vif T^T." Haul Af.--K.?-I--hu-reh. (V
preached ,the baccalaureate s,r- 1
111011 which, was very forceful.
The chili e-li ' w- full to it- < a pa- l-.p,"
city and alnuaiL-il* many had to j
ill, 10 . Iv - -at islie<I~on " thed
outside. We iH-vt r know I10W ' j' '
many people ;int arotird KiheMieo y
limn inis milium oce..seui is. urn M;, The
Che <'luh under .the- dir j,'
- on of Mr-?fine! V- f'.trr: -h- d ?j,
celkuit nnlsie. ' <'w,
Tin' auni .of Midi's Pi inee (lam
" M?- airl > 11* "tii1". >?' M ??
sent of Pittsburg. Pa. ..ii- il .there . * '
May IS, 1Her body was H.Ttt"
"here by ll'1 N I'll" KS,?"11.1
MeOrae. T I
Undertaker 1* C. Chandler had Mj,1
ehfirye f t the b< uy. Pi1 .funeral t*eB
services <v<Te held at Prior, l-lny del'
Proshj'ti rian church, 1h v. Mr. pas
Brute n, official inpr. Mrs. Mat tie 4, j'
Sara RouU of MfJllins, S. ( . and l.|? \
.Mrs. Matte (liltsim of?Aleeln.?S.
neicvs of tlu1 deceased attendee J
t|ie funeral. Mesdani's Bell (lani
ble and Alice Redden showed much j
interest! in arvanjj/itTt? for the flew J_.
or jj?i Is w ho were Me-tlanies
mena Cooper, Rosa Fulton, il> - j)( ,
| neva BrOjrdon and Miss Mary AN il
of relatives apd friends. t | l?if
y Beauty
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th?- ji.i-t- tliiity- ;ulit' hai
;i Vt: S]vi: 'County
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:iv?. ;ii::i.:.,u i.lti.-.ili-" liut!
Dr. . ui<i tr-C hrlj
!hird Annual Beaiitj
V Surpass All Othe
!ar.\ IU-avitiItil Ci-irls A!rea<
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k < 1: S \\ place ft...j
'In' a ii" ci by tiv. wituu'i;
Vc regret very niueh that yot
i_(iv ; i.*. your u.-aal c'liiy
i: that 1-. >?' dng them to ( hi
o."w!.l b Imv I fToWf.i bi
la-v i 'A ; M e eitjoyn
: ;u- V Chloagp s.? much
wt- '.Kays. tvied to m'aUe
t- ar.i a* "j" ->i' ' f- > tla'r.i.
lis. Henderson and I are plat.
7 o a! t e'ld 'tlve (.'<>'a m t.
\ebi iti Columbia. nyxt -aiumer
. -^ = **11 wi-iv - l"V the
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? s< til tile*1 v?f d tlit* > ??
^ of the Contest- as a whole,. 1
... \J?uj;S yi-vy Univ.
. T. C. lit i.tie i > n. M. H
ft". f U't '.M"' 11 tit 1 flic. ^tithe 1
'.s- besides the winio r will rv,1;
variolic pr-sent-1. Mrs.'Hen
son a'fid 1 a\e mailing under se
UTi*~rover, a little gift f"t' on<
the u>a!-. "Mae tlv best 1 "k
in."" .... ......
I*. C. Henderson.
dun- lst.i.li'ii,
, Geo. II. Hampton. Pub.,
ir .Mr. Hampton; w
U'companying this letter is ^
I, which I am semling to~ tf(
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'clock ^
v .? i?
j'RlCE: 5 CENTO
K IAN~Sl ( XT MBS
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f1'^' ^ ;.i, > '-Jr
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Aye 84.v
r people' ?!" his .own doiiuuiifiutioh
. : :t'n i ructy btft tfuve to both,white
and colored. *;
I Kane&il services, .wen- held Tees
' 'day after?Q' iv at -the Now Ph-ai
| sant M./ R. X^ffurcU of which he
. .'v.a. a faithfv.l . ?adn a nuin
s t her /if yidrf.. '. s '< ?
, Dr. bun ham -leaves to .mou'm his
passing-, a wife, .oil" iiaughfr,.sis- ... .
. ] tors; ..grands and a host. of. oth?^
> reiutivis and fra nds.
Contest Will
rs. June 24th the Date
iy Selected. All To He In Next _
; Arriving For Lucky Ones.
used as a prize to uhe of the c'on.
test ants iii the .Popularity Coti,
t".-t which you ate ' uoinlaoting
>? h.i)a, li.at iii 'tit It.
i ing a.- weJl js -i^s' fni.t.> the wmf
iter]. ;
j '.Aside from what ha.* been said
with ic-aids to life gift. 1 wish*
X lu .v<y io_ the \? inner' of the grand
: prize . Chat New Vork is looking
fqrWard'Lo ln r coming-anJ" is plan
_ 'i ' it In irmk ii ;; i. >.i y pit . .uit I'm
tier dr.riin?--in r stay. - The Allan
. University t'liih du>: well as other
. South' (htirdina organizations are
planning quite a variety of enter
> i . miner.: s in' her holier. ! inyc<*lf
. will "be host to onf of the many
i socials.
. Yihin vi-j v truly.
J. A. tWaketield.
t * ?'*" Philadelphia, Pa.
j Jutie lft; 1936/ : M
Mr. <!eO. II. Hampton, PufT,
- Hear Mr. Hampton:. . > :
I liotite in The P.dmotto Loader
that t.'.i! winner id' the beauty Con
p.st this" year will g"t a trip to
Nnv YoVJr "War-are'^writing- - in ,
time to a.-k that the party spend
a: ha>'t otn* day and night in Phila
Carolinians in Philadelphia will
rwtainly.be* proud to have the
party ".slop over and will" assuro
them a pleasant! time while here.
Mrs. Robinson and 1 are sending
a present lor one. of thv girls in
the Contest and we hope you will
, d' tide t.?. stop over. This Coptost
- is'indeed a. m.'hle act on your part.
i Aw.dtiiii; an early..reply.
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. Yours very truly, K
" Juhrr-AH Rohl.isiii.,
New York
.lane 1st, li'35.
Mr. Ceo. 11. Han't,t.oh.-Rub.
4>ear Mr. .Hampton:
_ After le.ading of the elaborate
program .that ypn arc staging for^
the 1-HM5 Beauty CynPst, I am #
s'uro New. York subscribers of the'
I 1'altrm.tto Leader and-all South
. j ('hritTi.nians will feel proud that
I j \oil have chosen New York (itv .
' ;i> tin; final d'-stin.,tion of the, win*
n?r.
Kvery body ig . Manning- to meet
the beautiful danl^el, and I am
~ ,-uiv el. ei y effort is. being made
for her entertainment and com
-f??rt while residing in the metro
J pejis. _
1 j l a:i. m illnK under separate cov
- ir ' a package to be presented as a
*rt't from this office to one of the
( hijfh. scorers of the t'ontest. It is ygiv.cn
with th"<- hope that the con- /.
listant will continue through wo|
to ynil for con J
, tinued suedes< of the Palmetto
Leader, I am,
i YoUrs svery truly,
! - .Inlia R Clark. K
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